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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1861)
Frm the Itiftniioud 1 >t|>atcli. Aii landfill id tbe Butt? vs Bailey. llka.l)iv its All MV t)l ‘4 Its K.WAWfIA, < tclober 2<l,l>Gl. / After #o numerous graphic descriptions of’ the ler/ific battle ol'Gatiley, it would seem too late to enter into any dm ad* ol the engage ment, aorta it the intention of your correspon dent to do so, l*ut merely to mention a etrikinc spectacle which e witnessed on the day ot ‘■attic, and which seemed so grand to nil wil der whose ol*-crva'u>a it came; • As soon as our p-ckcls had been dm cii in. and wore momentarily expecting an attack triu the main body of Gen. ltoueucrant/, the Killieth Regiment, under the command of the - aliMiu mi.l accomplished Col. A. \V. Reynold*, was ordered to take the advance, which he •lid with his characteristic bravery and alacri ty/ Almost •* soon a* he had assumed ho position behind the mttroitehaieni*. tin# boom* •no ot the caiuiou and rattle of the musketry told too well that many a warm nod brave heart would cea-e to beat ere the petting of lbe sun. Marching on to attack lnu were two full regiments, under command ot his ton nor friend and classmate, Gen Hcninim. Wlmt a strange spectacle it presented ‘ From the time they entered West Point, up to the break out ol ihnaa unfortunate difficulties. they hud been devoted friends. They had been hi the uue ■ iaas, they had demonstrsted the same propo sitions and solved the same problems, and, I linally had learned the same military sv .cnee. { Let us see win- madejho Iw.-t ‘u*c . ’ their j knowledge. There Mood our brave Colonel m commando! 1 i lie right wing of lus regiment, ami ihegnl nnt 1 Major Thornboro, who find more lliun .nice J id light the vauduis a severe ics-00, in com- } iriand ot the left . both of whom, though fully J aware of the fearful odds they had to contend j against, wort? a determined aspect, tin! tear I seemed a stranger to their bosoms. < u came our Colonel's former friend and j assniate with his horde of vandnls but anil I a e neithci moved nor tired a gun. They had almost reached our entrenchments when the - ieur, distinct voice of Col. Hey not rang ut ‘lire ’** and so deadly visas our aim that ■me Yankee Colonel, with many of his com fades, bit the dust. Recovering from their coufusion, they made another tierce attack, but • ere again repulsed. For four long huur i until night separated them, did these two c a* mates tight. Time after time did Gen. lien ham, with immense numbers, make desperate and fierce attacks upon our entrenchments, I but again and strain did our gallant Colonel, oh his noble bend of’Spnrt.m*-, repnNciht m. Taut, or a Ntw ri t Air. John fseigh. formerly oftiiin eilv. avs the An u*ta • h route ht *VSent.iui, hut now a resident ol South Carolina, has invented anew pr- < r i!e for artillery service, which promises to be an ! important auxiliary to the Confederate Army J It consist* of a cei’irtd • conical shape I about inches in diamcUr. and fluted,-..round I which are secured by means of a wire eight I sinalier balls, of the same shape. Mr. Le gb t cmnstrncted two of the*e m ‘lie . and v trial } was made with them ye*-terd iv at tic .’ and liar Kerry. C'apt Small and a drin. i incut of the Wash- I ngum Artillery Home Guard repaired to the j Ker#y with one ot their br.i-s ‘is p.mndet A target was phintcd upon dm l.liiif on the t i artolma shore, and the gun placed on this sole, so as to make the hiturvemog distance I about 000 yards. The iirst shot, weighing about 1 lbs . was tired 4 little to the ‘eft above the j mark the second shot, when the sight wa* j better adjusted, was a perfect line shot, !- j though elevated a trifle too high The gun j ners are confident that if they had had one ] more ball, they could hav e struck tho target j plumb rite centre boll went straight to its J destination, while the smaller ones flew off iu I all d.rections, dealing destruction m their path. The eapenmenl satisfied all who w itnessed it, I that the missile will be deadly in ts effects. Another experiment will be made for a more . i borough |e*t, at an enrlr day. Mr. I.cigli ha* shown his jiiverii. . ‘pc- j i.euced artillerist* mm s.. loimhc melt, who! .speak of it in the most favor at.!.- firms, lie I .1- gotten it up solely fill the benefit Ot his I ■ Hintry and thus far at his own ex pens* It i* probable our Government will take steps to I have this form id able missile introdm at once J nto our Artillery corps. 4KTh ( iuoiunnt Commci- ■-• • • ‘V-n .n that <en. Hettaraganf has out -fuwnlle.l McClellan, if M •(.‘lcllari t* fi* be mi ‘< ■•!.> b- , er victim ol tAfolleraacc, and is i tioimvv . ■ -tt, i McDowell, Fremont, Harm v -tuljr<. -m* *. 1 .nto disgrace nod retirement, tvli r. will the’ ■ razy tyrants of the North lind another man lit . tor their brief idolatry They bad Wller try ‘ . ext some General, freshly imported-from the j royal bat tie-field* of Knrope. lVrlmps Prim e Napoleon would gNlcieesly consent to com- j ■Band their maic*. Caribald. J * turned the! • old shoulder to them. We fear that either | Id Abe himself will be compelled fn tak; the j field or the Freni h I*: .ncc wifi be pie- est into i l UJ-OI iwtltv ‘P Gb.TTv Ri i IS * I Wjvi.cc Aa-i - Re.-rrUt.ug i -id he. North. ffrt great is the difficulty in getting , raen to ealutl tbs’, nnyfredy who hrlnxt - re- j recruits is offerod a eaptoiacy, and t *-<• wh * obtain smaller squad* are entitled to rank u proportion.*’ But ib Yaukevs don’t want to mnji'late themselves, either in the capacity of ifircr or of pnvaie. Th# N. V. Tunes >n a p.teoua jercm.Ad on this subject, av- The recruiting returns am mo*! niteat •!•’ I lory. There has not been so hal id ot bu> turn doting any period within the ia*t five years. The standard of heights ha* been low , ••red, and the next step mil probably he fi*e | suspension of the regulation prohibiting the J eututukeut of married men. Ajqareutly. there | vaa nothing duoe at Boston and Philadelphia und no detachment arrived irota those citie> j -luring the week, nar yet b. u noeHester l,r Ituffalo. . I.iucola tbmka it necessary t-- have th- • j mea swear to le faithful to the • au* l the forth. It is stated in a Norther* mat j o the 14th tilt . the oath el allegiance was sdmiaisterrd to 1.3 W sewing women in > I.mmi*. A'l-ml fifty •’ • t° t*- •’ tl e ‘•'* and were discharge.! • Urn. Prof. Mitchell haa go*, le work fori, ftiuir the hills back ol Cin* innati. H haa a arge number of workmen engage 1 H- s j Iso fortify tag the hills on the opposite •in Kentucky .-ft-Hoping the Gllowinj 1 | Hvt fWrrJ. Mr. Kditori— Learnuig lhatWte diMruiiive) epiduama houwu as Hug ( h'dera, ptev dis .n j some portions ol ymit Mate, ! will give s re. <-,p w hich has been very auccesrfui m l*hil- ; tips county Ark., in staying tins dreaded di* • Take obc peck ot wot meal and stir In U a ! isa.p.iontul of arsenic for every twenty bogs, i and scatter the meal on a piank or on the j ■round, and lot the hogs to ii. The done should be lepeated about twice in six day*. I have seen the hogs in Arkanm* dying at , L the rate of 3# to 40 |wr dav, and when ibis : • remedy was re*orie<l to, it inmiedimely stay ed the disease, and the hoc* that had taken tna arsenic became healthy, >hed off and be gan to prosper. Your*. T !.RU Pfttrrr.t'K (i-Krtt he ha upwards of 2,•*<* negr##* at Fort M'nrt*e: J nud asks the authoritk- at Wreehiogiott what he | .hall do with them. Home are to fie sent to Washington to work oo fortifisatoms, anvl other* J will probably Le shippsdto the W**t Indie . CaRHVIIb CoLI MBIAD* Al: ‘ XtiRTH Lot !K- f iasa A goatkman recently from Texasancoun :ere*i ibe transportation party wbisb was toil ing it* *xy aero*? North l*ouilanawith a Lat- J revy and lour colunebvad- and several rifled rmon j with ammunition for Galveston. In tbti: bcrcul e*n undertaking of the Government, a draught f .ire of between two and three hundred oxen were employed* and the were endeav- j nug to ofitain two hundred more to aid in drag- | iug the vast weight through the a, dt. mud -nak e t road*. The conducta w*t making pTOfruss *,f about ten mil* * per day, the Hoe <ri tuurnhhav- | ing been taken up at Alexandrie, on Read River, I where the ordnance was disembarked from New Orleans boat?. Old Abe P*#ai* to Dei-alt Ad tiuc tioueer iu Washington told a lady that the Gov , eminent had spoken to engage hiu* tu sell all ibe public furniture in th# Capitol a rather signi ficant indication that the next Line-In Congress wiil B<n nil a tk federal city. t dLnuus. tonni it. isifti. iT KW AUT C'O V MTV. ‘ v *V, -f, Ij't'l. Ifuu . M. CnnrJ hzffj Cclnnibic, (Ja.: Bear .Sir Tw you an able and patriotic lU-preecnUtiw’ and appreciat •* rvicc- i:* !; t yaug the fbuu-i - lion • ,i •.,, u tM-urnnicnt, request you to an noan -> v u .* ;i candidate K>r • ‘•*bgr< -- from i l . fontTerstonal liistrht, \\. believe! ynu .ll bo . !>.. lull# tiupfMurred l*y un aim- -i , Qnaao.ioiH vote in ibn I'bw ct. Kt*S|M.cttu.l v, M'm J. .\Uui;. ! M Flaik, .1 A I! Ward |. I|. Ucleb. I Met J oboe, ,f I*. Bi.bard-o. s T Htdingiieb). - W St*k C M l,,wv. Win \ CU'ii. ‘O', •*uu> 1 Nut tin, t >V •'Utb'*, Mm llsiurs. V U FithM-v. Saa.ucJ Su.rr, •!. N Siuij'o . K 1* i'lim -d'ortc I T Palme#. Char |; u >at on. .i t utter, , •K.'l.y M.;.!, f'H KovbwGV CCBiirtar-i \ I llalhday. 1* U’ UrU. lv W IlH’dei’ k tH; Kuril. K K Kirk CV. t’ too Iv. t’ It fitoymoo C 1 ll.irriugt* n, W 11 Thorub*u. •lano iJrahnm. I! 1. Kimbrou .-b , ) M A• - .1 11 anvil I ‘ Singer. .1 M CwX. Nelson UC.CI,!., K II Shuman, II I Sherman. I II tioa, B 1 Alldav. j; T ItenU, Thus It s W li Pattjsrfon. I'. r.rjjr.rs, Ca.. Oct. 12. ISW. g • \'oar vyrv kind and ttatterii -u letter -f the sh insf., invitlti- mo to sUiou-c inysvb - u candidn:# fur has not 1-ceii answered before tlfu. Gvuutc id’ ray absence ■ from tb ;ify t r the i i-i ten days. 1 have abo j be* a ‘.do ited b . irwii.t.- • > l*dh tho old political | pariit from other p.ir- f the Bistriet. to bc coitip a • ind.d .Jo !-.• 10-cbvtion, whether they ! refraxdnt a majority * fdl-.o votcis of the District, j I cannot say, nor i* there mu mode of ascertain- j ing that IhcT, except by a popular vote there- j loro 1 submit the question *u tho people for their i decigev Mo are upon tie wbo-b ro -riife nil the n- .1 men of the country to ni 1, inn bats >evcr manner they ran. our urn- Republic tc'.ieo itwftf , hare riik •;)>., ■> . .-<• lulvr. and who have •it last coino to the ci uchtsloo ihat we were noth owners. Having ivmd our unqualified right and n.n nnderttko m rnr their tUves . tba | tfword and tho bayonet i>r t# b th** arbitn between Ai.- I bed hoped, ilia; 1 could, se t- V my lo t 5011-4 1 1 to the attention of my prirar.* intevert'-. n-.w j long weglooted, at J would have declined thig j o..ikt. ; km for it. mriipi.iu n t!.. I 1 art of th® Nb.riLero despot uni now bearing j *w.tj nt W * . ngt. n, t d-a.y 11. tfio oouimr-u form td mrnnaiff I fuel lharefora, tfc.st 1 ought not lie i v down while the public l.ber ty > in da: r, and I can with profit continue in the country • *n we of tbn*. henuver, thoqua.- ; plr rtlone arc the prop* mdges. nod wjfh Ihem l p 5 tt r on? ft. n. Y mi have been kind enough to .peak favorably ot my ten . 4 a a representative, and of lb. aid rendered in the foundation of oar new ti.-v , th# (..i.federatc Cangruaa. 1 .ucbmg the-- l| have 10 say. that w iniat I 0 aid not approve M the leg! ’ .fi-m which h h**n pawed yet 1 j veputro the .1 lion, il no b .dy of men wi.b rinre the world A* to the future, I ran or.ly .* ,1 hat murh j tegislaiion needed f--r tho bcne : 1 u the mui eh .!J bj nm i up to pay the pur •■• j r-■ , pn.i-, are t„bo j-:f.;nily *• r- . n.itil ..or uni. ! **■*” ■■* ‘• ‘ “ ‘dl uir U. - orterpy, .*,ll th*- virtue, ull l! *■ v.. !-iu, and much ! ot llv ; 1 pert -M iu ■•-.*’ ry place our \ .an.g Ilepubli* m its pro; t . u:u atnong th* great j of ii V It, • ami • :.r ehiidreu. I fiiu ready tu . offer up uiy own ~.rt iu i*v .• ...1 r. ijnire.l f.-r , Accept gentlemen m.v , t bur the very ‘ iAUTIN*.’ • i'.AU ! .KB. the f llirUt. •. !'. übtiflir of ; , : 11, v ilid. W.il nu.ouli Hi Georgia U> I abunt tvr*> million five hundred inn id d.dlsr*. Th- ite- ;t.*'priv ibp* ot j.v>*t*g tho* Trx j leM fro j"r ml, by the l-t day of \prU wext, pa) ifc” the lime iIDUU-d, U !y, !!.ey Lm- a*. ! cl /il.b^c"be aeec.cpc bed It !m. In j whut ay* By approwr*..tinr afl Ihefunda that rjn bemareb *Hed bv the State, and If thn- ! not miilicje.nf, let the .''iatn i-'ue bonds and bur ■ row the mon y ? an lif Hu* eawnet bn dot *•, why | not N’t th# State iuc Treasury notes, b*r the *•"■ C-n,0.i.M,. I If >■” gre.-fpa- an act aulUori/mg tbo ecdlecti<*n *■• the in tUte way ? By proper manuK-tnei t | the e Tree ■< note* vuttld he reeeivad by all , p#ron- who have any dn.m.ls a:;;a*.nat our j State **r Confe lern’e guvrmment. nml ffiuath • Mo tee would bit uio lurrcnt in all the ( uicJ erata ■ tales. Thn attenlicii ‘the member ‘be j Georgia Begidature is nr t laspcettuily allu I o thi * subject, as it wonld m l only be n r Htaia. plan -u ‘ceAud, but all will icndily n* knowd* lge I the great iiiportnroeo; tne - jeet in 1 •’ •ariaj | p.ffnt of vVw, Tble rh.irt and h i t.- r* mmui ■ I eat ot i mtr iud to bring fiiis matter Lefor* tho . wix fiaanriurln;; taUnnen of Georgia, ah W patri * m aid oc vniVf.i • - ■•* ‘'• 4<mi thfft enn W done, to five relief t” a people, | .* Blighty rev lud m, which hax no paralb ! in the will dciM-nd npon fb* wi-1001 nwl pWrlotia’ of j ar KtHteJwieQ in m.giog the fiuaueUl uvtrn * u of oar g ut. in api* l B therefore | ~rd- 11.. SUI. I^-W I tur TfMfrt* \il3fil il Alßßffi, Ala. Tbo patriotism of the ladles in our contoat fur I ifidcpcudcnce and liberty, i* unparalleled in the history of war*. At ono time their hand’ are actively employed in plying their needier in lab- I i ‘Ckr, and turning cloth into gariueoU I for the. c-'.inf rt of tiro Brave soltlier*. wb” J, r° exposed Io dcaUi in every form. Their talent* i ut other time- aro engaged in ffleooureing yweet i ruU'ic an<l preparing rcpraientationa fur lh<‘ en j criaiorrent of their neighbor.* anil friend* keep* !ng alive theirjputriotjit JJlirev with martial and ■ patriotic sotigv, rtttd thereby procuring übrinn tia! aidtu the good eausc. i)f the latter I. n.dfwiis a concert nnd tafileav { vivarit. which wo had the pleasure of attending Ia few days <ioce In the pleasant village of Ao- I burn, Ala. Sorb efforts are worthy pf all e .ix>- 1 mendutiou and praic, and we have thought il I nothing in ore than just to the young ladies t • | giro a brief notice of this very entertaining af ! air. Not being uu amateur in music, or a riti-’ j in representations of this kind, we cannot enter : .oio a just criticism of the j-erformance**, nor discriminate where all engaged acquitted them relves so creditably. The tableaux vlv'ant were 1 of the most unique and interesting Kind—-repre . v wtjng and dulingffkitbfi , ui liVd rtilh uui ‘h spurt, -rmv efc.- . The pari* wet® performed with uniiraUon and luil lianc.v, v'ft 1, ud teelitig thtit tVrry were-nei only en g iced* fft eu’tt ruli nwvrft of the hearers and spec- ! tutor., but uj^iiiug *d and contfoit to tliolr 1 j iHtliers, hrotharg, kimired uml ftiends wli. were , j fur away upon the tented field. ■j. micci-- wererowii theciV*ris %.( the Iu ; lice wli a i-.t t . uph-11 their r.xunfry in the 1 I hour 1 crib with their gervia/, their talent} .•nd then. **oug4. T h#wn preset an left upon c. r mind, by o,ls b.dlhnt and rplriud entertain ! meut was x-f tii moat agrciiblc ntol dulighiml | ! • bar act*/ wA tho ‘w;*ct vtrwia still iinu<-r in our | uamrv M'KOTATgH. Vaoliffl t.Li'iinfßUil at fliirksiaanimMl. Iffiikun t an! f.i'i) •Utifi’ lamp t C|iturrl ! Fr- man Kxira is.-uud lrtui iho utiieo ol the J Xm-folk Bay ,m TUaradav iu<>riiing, the j fdbiwiug pMrticuUrv 4,0 taken Fept Caroviite, of tho t'orrsMl’-o tiaards. -d j G <r* in tU.vinioot, giv*-* u.- the fulbiaiiiy Mate meat • i.\d Wright Kft i'll in p (Jo.i alb a. -k Islauoe j •*n fhureday Ulido 1 t. u(ii mi ri.od at Cbu'ku- i •iu icoiuack in Krutav. iu tlio sUicutm r.| ‘ 1 Wright (Undo the atu . ; oil tho l cdr.c> ut Imv 1 ••VUo k in itiuDiorniii: i>y tiring itheil fnui tw • .* poutid ht.wi! -ors in-ui mi i card trm>| ri j < otti-’i Fl int, when atoms ni-o mtUi irem th*’ 1 .•shore As tuion ae tliv ( ninuni i>|vmd fire on \\heft tho i * l-.00l ~,v\ 1 boy were :ib. i.t to roticat j 1 a liilniiiig Mtiii pul In’;’ clniso ivltor ihoni. Coin- | . puny li, cmniunicled by* t'wpt. Nisbot, Fouipanv j ; li, coimiun lad by Cnpt. GnUm, ud V >u>|'hu.y j cnmmaailad b.v F.q 1. .1. --os w, io Imided hum, j 1 dmtci ■ • *;*■*’ ■ : p’T “ ‘ tho • • { llp-'i nt i.vg im-iK, and the N>.rtb I'ttr-diu 1 tie:- | meut. i iuih lulu or ‘no milos m tho roar, • n 1 hoard tho ut her v,--'l-niih# tbvl. Tho Um., roiupauiot uuu laud and coaaisiad of 21” men. ; . whdvthc eoetny, frot-. their mu'ier rolls, wvr<- I about I.2UU el rung. 1 iv lieu tbo Oob-Iu! bu.Ud bo bad ‘gnu I led I I Im* roniauihig portico . th” Gwo : m 1; - | • and vu.i-.irking m their llat-h,•:,(*. F„l Wrigh, j took but ogwd In kmvilz.-r :> .-re with 1 ■•••. ! lea* iug tho o*her • board tho (’*.:! Plant, ; uridrr. ommand i.lT'.p; 1 en-nlc. tu rover In ! liudtnir ; lundiii-r, the oibar UuuiUcr u.m thr u brought mi j ; s !#.■■, and they then minenord ti,o putoiit of! t:m 11, iug mud..- , ait.l wore lyiatd by nt, i, ! | ‘ ‘tup u>y . t thermaiiii.il, 4 porinni cl th*r■ F.om- j j eirlv OCX! mqrotn • w,:h.u , M ile . I, ,1 J turn# !.. i.t lloura. Wl*. ni me ttill- s irm, j buck, ij.-r.ll.!;, , ,\. •! b, ~,.! !■ .us O’ .'I \ ’• ! l e, U I t *m. t)i >i the N"MIi Far..!., < . ..tnj....... 11nde I ■in? pur.,., with great bravery ; whilst the other ‘ i i■ i “f thu North Cmmlii-'i, nr uient wa- i i Kin®vkfct, u. inter.* *-: the ret,cut mtS F,l*r :*l I• ‘ Kinnjko* l.i . -1. t.,,- i.h-.vo tho light | ,t,ie 1.:,-,.:. ; : i i,r. . that - t. Tr, v ; i:,t n . board i !.l an , . S .. ,t ~ .. . iV . . vadr l iftfffl they sand fhet- “Tv. ■ tin ••• ’ boat t- * i MMimi . ami tnun-l *i iui| ft... j| ltd to th , ■ i... it.o Fodei ,1 t-:. .me* Vim ! need., t HU, n ‘. ■ . ... nt |.:.ii ~ I,mi. f;... ’ truin M u cAi n. ‘■! u H.vlJ. 1 ‘ ‘vcfriu jun ‘ retire >i ! - kto tlu cuciuy’- - l.yni , i ovv hi u;. tlutCi‘” • mack.aii \n, Ifi,{ In th- **tMship Great fa'lt’r: . Tin- l-'li Kfftilv Bang*!. j tiicui i torn, when on her w) froui Kur"j • Un. • .1 I eorer- - : ‘!” I-• -• ■ w 1 “-h 1 Th. ‘ 1 ini'ldj’ JVr . ■ . !i left bit’ P‘l *> M- i.o • > r, In, o* 11 o'elu. i., A iml ! frum *f in On npproa hiftg her, tit# pu I tic. r-.*! ! ■ lit-i t being ■ anted t-wajr* fclrn w rop. r.-m ret Ifr u, i,1.. m.lw.ii!. inr * r: ’ t' r ',/ ■ 1 , On iP ctiug tho plight > ! th • .■ trtw, t .ip’ | wh. -h wa i!r replied t. by , ir •** l- ard br.nr | d,,,4uyed..u Inc | ~blle b. ho. 0o hMet.. there -U.I-. “ • luf.'l th” wil->c* *■■•4.1.1 , ‘ deeipo* u i !r,v^ lio her gr. il The p. (r f the Un 1 Far’, ra worn rcattered over tba de • * (there wer- rc( rtci r■ Go .'■• it I r bar-died on b..r I ! forward to rat'd* a v*. w• * tba l***r- i. I I - th® Vi-riid, tbo ntuio- ’ enfhut ■ ••m • efnen to Duru.g thin Pi; ti e <Jrent ivi* torn but no’ tlixtanea frui'i her, *h‘ hohted tb*? nignal “cornc | ffUliin bail,” but,ii- Fii'i ‘.in .lu<lkiiiH justly . id. he t.ii-1 fellov. .1 I. r,. di w. hour, ..-1.-<J hor i if zh requir- l aid, nt : ‘■"■eivnif I •f‘ 111 rhe untaJ he could Ima n further Gum by ii- .in pulling hack. It won :i matter of wmi j ;* ,ri ''T" r 1 n 1 !"’ ; 'Tr - w ,;i, r .,.j i, v. .-.iher uf'dig the cbannol ; tho win wan blowing hard front tho Westward, And i Ui* supposed that the* Great G.vfltorn ■ o experi, i red a IrfUitO'l iai g*lo to have met i ‘ with the disnstors shut bn*! overtaken h**f. ot’ cmiintiotut > -lamily. and Un* hint m : riuin* “ will Mhakfl pUplicbuth ill her to a vu-t ■ extent. It i* tiwumatti th*-re were no rivalry 1 tic? iiorscH must have been duidiod to piece®. Many of the sen pa**oftgrrH on !>oard oi ttic V,-ria give it as tbeirddihcrataopinion • that tlmy never, in th- greatest Morm, jaw , my vessel roll m wildly a* the t.rcnt Koe j tern iJ>d* lly the nll littiuoi r from l.opo'to # •• r, i‘ ’4 • - • ‘ v; ’ “ ! - j the p ■ -sengersinany of whom v.etc Ameri l . all* It IS U curious circumstance that, at the I Koudon office of the Great Kastern, the name I Os the i apuiu was not known five day* be lore ebe mljd. A gentleman on board of the ’ Pers.a called ll"-ro and naked 4he |ietioo. r I Tl,e reply wax, they ‘did not know.’ The | nfiicer* n change of the vessel was C*pt. I Walker, formerly of the. Adriatic. She .jett ’ J Liverpool on Wednesday, September 11th, and n when methy the I’erilh, had been, therefore ‘ five days out—-Richmond txteuner, Uct. 7. TUNIS OF TUB WEE) SjuMsiakto tho Timer. TI’RSI) YV. Al ill STA, Uot. T. Fh irler'an papeia Bay a blockading steamer : ! ■ that pit had in t,,w ytatoaday, a small 1 rr.api r” *y black without firotno nuut J j ‘uppi-M-d tu have been captured. | Kmoiul v c*.*'is hiv e bven scon lately ff I'.-rt j U .ynl. I r-.iiue soiiocn Imvo dc.'i'ttod frum the vossG* i • t Nortß li-l• unu*sed t.. hv got.** to the I | ll,e, A • ■■• nor wl.-. li i. :i a > ."hem port ®iih * j r. ■• ■ .. ■ p<-tii l iu tho UcbaiffxM, i j I f’- ‘•■” WHS savid but slightly damaged* Nvi *j -'’ in f.-reign ports have Intel’ tukon . Cl, itvion'Oct T. At “ i • ‘ . ideinatt just -I.ini tiroinhii ! ti iivcr, lutnodus .Him ml.l,i*.>*.<i |.nr;iviibu.* | of Hie tattle of the iMtu. | Ascii .1 ,rkMi’> liriguvlu -till h*dvF ,i- h.ri.o-r \ .|. -i nvi i!, [fid.cl‘- ttutioned ns hvt ‘?•*■ the *■ ,ii ! T -I ■ • V ‘vn> s im!Us. Ur-..,'■ ‘ j ’v. 1 ib. n. Rust.s Arkunsus rvgimont, three j I antibiy \ irgmia rompan'us with two hattoriis •■■'•■.m*. i by Captains Anderson, Shouamker ! and Rice, and the first and tvvalfth regiments f i tic. t m Yolttnbct .’ I Cap; ’•eiuakvr m.is .v.-uttded by huiatit.g j | “fa b. •>:!.. Cap*. Kiev* had * portion of his fu.it ! 1 shot • ..rgiiit,s*kilU'd ott.l wounded, Dav .and I Jtrow i, . : ■ Io Cily t.iiarJ . Atlhnta. killed, . 1,,* Mb • I I* . Volunteers, mum: ct n { iiifi'tbin l aevercl.v woumWd ; I.at4 t ; , j the Mact.it g. ;d , kilkd. • ‘"ha I*. .t ..I* Uirtc'. three ilofi j vv, unds; a turn,her of the I. vrt,d Volunteer*. I w .nndfHl in tho tl":- 1 ,, name i, <t rriiiemhored |.no in Ar’ ~ .s t.giuient kilh-.l l .al kid J. , I * ‘-.rilY.l* i,U., w ,inded V", missing IT 1.. • . Sft.i Anton,.* Horoi*! states that A.bu nt • ■ JWvtho Dayloi. a brother -ffc.l I*|, n | | I.'. Ilivloi’, from Arizona, reports everythin.’ ’ m” a ifuiot nt Ari* Mta, without the pi-ospeet . j j .. . r re lights at present. | The Northern ?'roid.tr, 1 .-talcs that plenty o| j cxcol.'cni flour can be hn,l m Northern Texas i .* fir’- per hundred. The Fun lit n county fm 1 o •tin haul to ,1 eftc*••■’ii nud sell at that. Tin* j Miiikv.- I'. vas if ir , b aper tfirm itnY other W RI)NKM).\Y. 1 ee l.cgi.datttn- mot f. day. I'd- ■ ‘•..Mi ‘ ‘ licHthiun W.I elected ‘ft.i tker us the I i.*b- t Kdttiu AK ei ti*. : praktir us tlin i lf<*u ... • i no 1 .Mr. Pvcstmi arrived j V J itj ai .• I. iti'fruc 1 till PnVV ,11 !.. ,g||. Ill* II VIO M, Olt .. II” rep.,b.nil obiicllati being wounded in j 1 -r. .-cut M.irmi h. .hi, , 1 by |>aitir- wlo.Uft \ i Alexandria on Fridnv Inst. ■11,,.. .....inn,,.- [ lurit p,. ,\uno Ruth r'.- 11 utters flag ship, the 1 ■ Ti input,i were th, li.nvson tJrys, j t! Guard’ *u4 ti.o Athens Guard*. l.i,F. :o Mcl.ovs h: been protnuUui Iu a j I>” I* w i.iti “. Sept. ?’■. I • -, -t i,. l.i I •* tuutimd lirdienfe thn C. I i.ide I, b.rred uuuvlt t.n fr*.!., . , ply ir*” C VP K 11a< c, Ti.. N .*, ~ hrts ... .1 with r.iverpu is. .| .u . ifJars il’port sale.* “t Saturdny, <V.. • Ti 1 ihn FM Adwinc** i t’tb<* w*cU k jj, • i*-< Jed;, a h,tfc , s-, ue,| a p toe la mat ton d< ; j*,; - B ii ! Coal ’aonhe* nro tabiji;- iu ! -1.. j,s i-.r the .M.uti.i *ii Kxpadilion. To* WaG-metnii hr*r consider* , • I !..” r, „ r.ii If esh Ffi\ Hlgt ‘ Iml l.i. ; > ‘ VVri lit of the d.i Guorgia re f;i n\ ii f..v [ ut iit-d the f edernlfi 22 utdas. tnk ■” - “'ts, field pix'®H, iv 11 ’ the* ~ m ■.-tb* r wit!, provisions, -ho.*, and : *,..:,te iunte ..i,e Gonrghui, who lull dad | fcht’ *n arch in;; ut d.iuble quick time. Oolnnel Wii'j! t lil hi ■ hor.-o kiilu 1 under him. t liarhui iM | .tjYrs ny the /••hvonOr euptured j byt, Ii , m i Murid ,v cas taken when at i,re i I fair f ,M uiwßOed In in a I diicnlj i red at fr . thn ■* ry J ixui • ‘puDiicui oj the ‘ ncin- I uffG t • .IIIIH (. ml i> one of thn paroled l,rx j ingloti ofii.-e.M v r*|iort that 2M ..f tint lri<li Ii ■ i!e ib -.cr|ed and -ined lli (‘mifwdi rale . A bill hi* I 11,.- Kentucky I. -gUlalHte ! atiihor./.iftg tfi Military P.out.l to ruse . imkj it, j..ld,t.u |i - ; 000,000 lu refofi*re nmhor |. 4.,. I If. .! bi protect the- til. r-.aila, locki, Inifi.es and other ptiblie work-. N .i Gadln r has been c-*tiflrfoe*l Seerelury ol M oe in Keitlm ky, and Judge f.'olton appoint j ed I • iuin,a*, .innr. In many count ten the n, ut xi.'ilnut uiti wilt be t iken to erusii iron* i A d*paid’ ii‘"in St. Ic/n.sdaied tho 2d, Huy* ! i|i ci.ii i <pii ri. * * ,>f liie -. i fusion us the Chur* ,k, and tfi, r rdliance with the Southern j (yonlrileracy. Gol. McNeil, assistant Provost M rshnl, b i- notified the St. l.ouia Building 4r, ! Foan Associatiou that $33,000 part of annuity i phid to the Cherokces and in dep' l t in that I ,ii iitnti(o, w>t* conflJMTttwd. Mctiems, Oct V. j Gov. Hnrri’ rn uve to t lm Tennessee big. islature today, iccornmenda the puyrnent r*f ! the War Tnx by the Plato A great H.iud on tho Ohio Itiver from the tri ! but ,ri ‘- ha , au-cd much dumage, carrying j away the of hunts ut Paducah. I Tb** Kvansville Journal of thi 4th confirms 1 I report of Fremont's being ordered to Washing . I ton under charges from Blair, vhi i under i ond arrest at St. Louis. Western papers complain of tho troops being drawn from tho went to protect Washington. I‘rice i marching toward* Boouvillc, and the • I'edern iro •*</. cunt ml log at Jefferson City. .NKW-Yona, Uct. and. | Cotton firm- -Silas 1,W6 bains Mid. I'plan'l at UK etc THURSDAY. Special to the Timor. BA ITU AT PENSACOLA ! WHY WILSON'S WAVES ITUKLY USED HP! j GLOU 10l ‘.CONKEBKRATK VICTORY. Moru x. Oct. 9. A Bpc,rial di'pMtch tu ilie A lv. and Keg. dated • I'eitsrtCola, Oct. 9, Mtatce that 10 0 Conftldcr ! a tee nudei ."mmand of (lon. Anderson crowed : the Ray lust night and landed on i-'iita. Itosa ’ Island it :: ‘.’.‘lock this morning an 1 stormed the can p of Lilly \V Uson'ti Zouaves, burning j w,| d destroy ing every building except horpital; j also iiuinonse quantitiu® of rations, equipments ‘tore*, munitions: .--piked i’ ihiihii, cffcoted u to tal do.’i root on of the ceuip. 1,0.-.'o( Confedcr atis 10 killed n l wounded. b*..-s of thccnemv very great Fpt. Ri.vdford . . KJori.ta, kUbvl: Lieut. Neiiu- >*f Georgia, killed; W aller, bugler i to the t ‘ouiiiiental.s, i(c®perutely vvllundcd; Jno llmgcv* 1. . (•.I,(ieu Anderaon wounded in the arm; Lieut Sayre wounded in the hip. List is very iiupcricci; it is impossible to ,:ct full par ticular'. • Hir !• engaged w ere *oni| *ied of three ■ ‘lup.ir..*■ ot th’ full Georgia regiment, ton, - tc< n n.ember* of the Mobile Continental*, litre couipunic* of Regulars, dttnclitneni v i M ."ippiaus, i detachment v*i Georgian® I . under I . uts llallomjuist and Nelms, 20b Alu bnm,.,nH, a detneluuent ot Naw ('tficers and Marines under Capt. Freni. Major Volges . ‘The l . S. A. is one of the nnmerou* prisoners it) pur hands. Lieut slunghtof ol the Mobile Continental*, 1 enrryno. n tin.- ol truce, w as euptured. 1 The victory wan complete. Moium:, Out v I’ 1 ”- n ers by this ni"nm: train report that ,-i nrsiiv;:, nud nn< th* r gun boat nilneked 1 * umbos. Ivy.. Monday iiiornm throwing 1 fi"t aml shell. The batteries replied, *trik f tin- mm boat . knocking down their smoko 1 ‘lack nud mmruig them otherwise severely. 1 1 v retreated ih n ainkm condition. • \ flit train i-oilided with a p.u* .i; -,-r 1 j 11;v ,i ..ii tin- Mississippi Central R. R., Sun- ! ! l*v “ linn . bright and cars. Nobody hurt. t n: i ill'll i hg.m n:\ acoi a Menu Oct. to. A ‘ii.-j .‘.fi t” (In \ Ivcrti-cr A Register, troui I'm --.*■••; i iu. ih, says l.iciit Slaughter, Imarcr I! g of tru.-n. has been released Walter i “>. ic. ii t I'.'iglor i cton-r, hopes are entertain | *'d “ hi- r. cevur) . lbirgasv is still alive . tho 9 ■ iv. n. limb'd arc in rhe Ladies Hospital, u. am reiving every attention. Gen Fi.igg witttiv- cd the from hi’ haxd ! nirtei aml was luiieli pleased. \ tstfs ii.u, Get, 10. l‘ *. eiig rs arrlvt t to day report that Capt. John 11 Morgan, with 27 men. had a skirmish with the l.in.-o'inltes, v .(* rin>n/r, at .Vfi.u on tho Loui ville read t>y**ml llrmn river, • „ ih* .th killing 11. Morgalfe loFs i>v-i The l.ineolo itts lied ( lu-cial to Sv. Morning New- RiOjimon u o t. ;. The It ull i “ild Foil Alt mj, culled at tbo it, lance •>!’ the Government, and held ut Fhati inoogn, agreed to u uniform rat* “f tramportb nos 20 cent® per hundred pound.-, per tne hundred miles peciul !•. il.e Kavnnmih Kupui lictn i • j Tb* Nuillvrn Prrsx r.n the G.nfrdenttr )l**vririfuts ! Kl< IIMONO, Oct. I | | I .%•• \..fl r M..t.ily 1..1 ~...■,.■, i !•-.■'■. vwd In* 1 1 . li lepMit- that the Federalists! ur* oc.upvifig all the pnti.lH that i-av* been ut.nnbiiMl t,y lha CmiftMierat#*-. n,o Tun. thinks the Uiovei.o 1,1 • >1 , o Foil j : : J.-rat* are ruy tnioiis.nml t< ar llm: an ad- . *• i ji v land IS eontrmplatetl. Vriday. Monti.k. >*t. Id. Tho k.lledatiil wtfiiuded as litr n* heard irom (’! , Rill** killed TJ. Cook a, I. 11. Adum-. ! a ■ VV. M. .Smith, and Newton Rice, j boil., ‘lif bilv. Georg v Grev| kiiletl : Thus, i.veretr Iri -li N’olunteers. killedcd John •I an ton. “UicltHl b >ln,U III! Fly Ull, 111 I*M tig t Th” U‘i'. i■ • liuws. tu \ i.lunteets, wuM j |{. I. Ilaye.*, b.ujlv. Thus ('ild. ell. CoiltjMiliy A /il, Ala t l'ed two, wounded sjs, niim-oig Two member* of the Ma.l.-n Rules t. ! 14,elied .• tin* roii puny killed. . .j.t i-i.i),pin> , lol.li Mi* ,a.nded i • ‘ 11, l\in<M, badly, -oiizpauv U. I.; A, -,-r,;, .1. .1. .'U...W4, ii i, i. itGv M'Tlullia Itilles, killed. Lieut . ‘ le, !•. 1 . C .ilv, Jm ‘ .lone.* ! , , t . i'il F.<l , W'liioied 1. \\ heeler, j , A Pan aiidF.co fir,tlin Light) Gut, 1 , hilled, A. IS. f'awlhorn A,h re'j't, j (’up! I mtord ond two or*thre other.', name | not v,’ . • i lul- and. *v 111 re a b nine. ;u.d nciitidad thirty or mote Rr -. ui• h iibi.ni thirty < .ur tin.ii, including v. 1< I. lie p.’ uiuxt I.mvo f-een tinmen*#- Bend an: lift.ij), .1 lii so Go Islutid fast. Some Foil,, i ->,ou®d • ‘!’ i r lone l. en releosau on |ii id l f kilied <od WMiinJcli- iuoumphito. ltd HvluM,, Get. 10 Report ,• .a.,ve4 >e* ! trd .y “f Uouhtful leila ir.'.t , i e >oliirm .1 ti,..* inoruio” in otlieial <iuur ter-, i|, , *. in, Ro.ii in rat,*’ I, ot rlrented with , Iff, V .. oh which In hid Mpporttil GuU. Leu Meiintnin. in the direction of Pauley ~, Lise, on in-count if thoi Lrd condi i .i. . in- ri ad , Mil l iiuiiied i.icici mi trim* ,ii, ... v’ only h Hie ‘• f -II >v. H*.- n.riint/! Ut. uvioxi*,dot. Id .1 icl, • • S oiliebil lep, ft bus been ruceivud ’ ii 11 . VVur Be part taunt, couiirinoik prevtou* j'o mat*, of the Imttlwof Green lb * r River. I’is-en, ci’ from Norfolk report 2 1.■ !* /! . s ashore pn l.yuii Haven bejidi. an>l that | iioi-ps bare grue to attack ilium. M'-i ii.k, < ot. 11. A ,ii i,i dispuli h to tins Adveitimr A’ Reg lister, dated KHli, pw-fivr Mi*lK*lpp, eotnpo- In wtc en,.aged ill the fi -ht and Wmbiesday, ) “ii,maiide<l by C'*l. * iiaJmera, with Captains I Renton, McGowan, IVnk®, Millar, and Lieut*. U’ai'on, Mo Lie, (ohnaloo, Mi-Gowan, Hank', 111.1 snill, F isuabtii ■, ‘J killed, Privab- W.T 1 Wel!i*r; woundeand, iiiau. nnd Buy. i The Georgia tre p* ■ Glared wvmljf. ••!. Urowo in at (tie noundud and ptisuner* knlly Later ‘ll”- enemy have “2 of our men pal* ~ii-r*i, including the vv,*iindut. Liml. Sayrrlr m, ll.codoiuy lionpital doing tab rid*ly well, nd , popes er*- imtcrtaincd that hi- log Will lx) .*uved. ) t i 1; row ii ol Fort I'” km- w,il not ros pact *<ur ho pit. fr Ford, of!ho h- pitftl, will ni tre uove the M-*k until lirod mt>>. j : ixteeti of our dead hnr Lean brought over. Pi n v . I.v,Oct. in v,* Mobile, Get. lltb. Tb, re v i r thr< ,ff the Florida regiment 1 died Tho . F‘>t)d, Jotfsph Huh and K. Tillinghast. Wounded, W'm. I* nliMtn, Jon. Kcksle, Then. 8. ..Wiiii , Prisoners, Lt. Karlry, li#n. Parker, M. Jnrvi,ll. IbiFeri” ), 11. Golden. It if flMoxii, Oet. 11. Gov. \t i-t- was taken ill last night: hi* condl ii. n i; ,oi'-idered very critical. Andrew MeLernore of Mamphh, war Mfhlent* | ally drowned hero on Wednesday night. No more pasaports will lie grunted to persons ) leaving the Fonfedrreay with out their families, A petiGon •■•filed ye; terdny t* sequeStrah M* nthtollo the former home of Jeffers*, its pres ent owiser beinff n (Jspt. in Linroloe navy. The r ‘port of Prof. Darby, of Ala. in relation to tho obvious cause* of ill health In tho uriny is at trscling imiiHderable attention and fav-rshle ro ult* wil * undoubtedly follow. The volunteer contribution to the arm. con. tinuos unol sted, among those acknowledged at the Pas.-pori offices hi dnjr there won one f rom George Kellogg of $15,000 worth of clothing Ac fer Gorgia Kellogg was placed in cbArge to brLogon th contributions from ser cral counties and kept with bis trust till it reashed ftiohrnond. ere several hundred car loads of voluu'eer contributions to the army from dif ferent States at various stations of railways lead ing to Richmond. Great effort* uro making to ‘•array them forward. Insufficient railroad power tho waging awey of bridges and prehaps other • nice* have produced delay. At IHIHTA, Get. 11. 10 Fharicst.ai jtoHiorday, the Grand Jury of the Confederate Court, In the case of Sandrews and other* charged with mutiny on board of the privateer Jeff Davis, found n true hill againt Sandrewa; the others are retained a* witnesses. Trial will Le next Wednesday. l hefir.it ease under tbo sequostrstion law was Joseph S, Terry of New York, tho Jury finding a verdict against him Richmond, 11, Gen. li. 11, Jackson s report of the Orucn River battle, haa been received, nnd will np pear in to-morrow's I inquirer. Tbo following comprises tbo list i.i . aMiulitics : killed, John ‘rn> I2tli (in, J \V Brown, Ist (la., Mr. Fiddler, R” )‘s Battery, John Agiicw and Win 0 Block* cr, :;d Ark. John Munford, “.Ist Va ; wounded, Fapt Shtimakcr, Banville Artillery, slightly, < ’opt. Rice, Rice's Battery loot shot off, Lieut. Mann, 41th Vu, slightly, Lieut K Bartlett, Hist \ a, severely, Bergl Graves of Rice’* Battery mortally, Corporul Eaton, Banville Artillery ‘eriously, Corporal A ICsline, Rial Yu, slightly | Corporal I(olliuan, .'list \ a, i* missing, Priv’s w ‘undtd, S T Stephens nnd Milton Calhoun, i M Ari., slightly, Anderson Scott, 2d Ark, tnor- 1 tally, Mess. Kuzgeruld, Kelly, Puineand Kane, Utb Va, slightly, John I‘onn, l) W Fane, W !• Andrews and David F I.erreli, all the 12th On, slightly, D L Beck, Ist Ga, severely*, Messrs Stillwell. Rosliy and Crauk, allot Races’ batte ry, slightly. Messrs. Rinehart and Firming. vRU \ u, severely, Joseph ll Dickinson,Shumakers Buttery severely, Thos A F.lliot andThoa Wim* >cy Shumaker’s Buttery, slightly, \V W Clay ton and Kugene Mathew *, 31st Vn, severely. Many rumor- horn about the Federal fleet at tacking Fvunsport and other point,* on the Poto mac, hut they uro all regarded us unfounded. About nu delegates are ex pee tod to he present at the Convention in Macon on the 11th, fully representing ull tho Cotton bute* Special to the Savannah Morn. News. R ton mono. Oct. 10. ‘ U iii. 1.. .ftui ke, of Loring’a tall, has arrived here from Gen. Ice’s ramp with de*< put'-hc’ announcing the retreat ol liosencranr, on ilu- night ot'tlie t'th wist , from lLg Sewell M. iintnm acro*s the Oanley River. It is sup posed that hr is out of supplies. The iinpasx ability ol tin- roads and a lack of sufficient trunspurtnt ti prevented Lee from pursuing him. Nuw I >UI E4SJ, Fi. \ \aittl tJi;;agsment begun this morning at Int the head of passes, and lasted one hour, and was renewed at l iic following message was sent by Comma re Hollins to the Navy Department F"rt Jarkson, 2p. m -Last night I attack ••! blocknders with my Lttle Fleet and auc . reded, after a very short struggle, in throwiag them all a-rround nt South West Puss Bar, ei • ept llm Piebl. . which I sunk, capturing a prize from them, and after 1 got them fast iu the sand i peppered them well. No casualties on our side.” • ‘l’lie enemy's loiyo represented about 40 guus and H'lltt torn, while our little Musquito fleet ■ arrted 1C gun. l , and about 300 man. ll is re pelled that the Iron Steamer sunk the Preble with her steel Prow. Cotninodure Hollin* v. ,1! arriv* n the coy at 9.*10 this even iu;. N ash >u m . Uct. 11. Special dismal, ;.* s to the 1 uion& American taken from the Louisville Journal of the feth -•'\'s thntßhermau sun *d* Suint* i Anderson ■and (tint large bodies of troops parsed through J.ouisvill# to Muldrough u 11 111. Fifteen South •'run's whipped of the riicuiy ut Lust Cave ■ tv, killing ‘• n.rii and capturing .'’.li home ■ ‘mi Bi‘tithenicr was mortally wounded. I\'*t vla'der GcuT Rluir has pone t * hi I .on's i.. look - into Fremont's rase. Mom i.ii, F. A M - i,mb at a liie Advertiser *Y. Rc ; - -’ i ‘ Dr. Green give*, tho f. .owing oil* ••ml cr j*, *i t “i the wounded nt the Ladies Hos pital in I’ciinHcoln: li I. IvernOli, Mis* Reg; J B Hay, I'll; MR< WiuDsuhnui, lat Hu L’rg Miehrnl Murtmcr. !-t l,:i Regi Walter To ,lr, nil Ala Re P Oneal, Ist I’m Reg t I* BnrksiUvl’- l (fi :.M -s 1. C Whelan and W ; I. I Haney bill fin lley; (’has Gilchel, On | Raiiulion, T Allan, . r th fix Reg; I.t! Halting j • truth, <ia Hiittalion; AII B!.aril, Ist Ha Re^; | \V B F. t.’ason, Lth Ga Reg; W y\ FlJer, Ga ! Ikitlaliou. R Kin. nd, 10th M.m Kegj Mr. Duf ■ -l La Ker R Author, Isaac Juinaberiioii, j j W \V r ( bl*-vine uod J 11 Uiddow, (since ilied 1 | , .'-ihiia ‘I A Stillman, ®th M ■• Jus Hollington, | , st N \ Artillery: J Boaall. $d I 5 Artillery. Ilii a vmu)*, I >ct. 12. V* ! iintßi.v l oiaribillions for lit*- Army ran iiiiucs *• > b) received a Hichuumd. Largo quantities til Mississippi contributin';* receiv e.I t.* dav, amounting to fnojMiu > M vu'ue ! ('ontribnlnwis from othur Sitsie-. u**> ‘ <an*idu. | rub e value. li ON Up Bi. 11 ; i ■ pon* ’"‘iv mu th** antin': ity, of u gen* tb i'iiiri list n- t from Baitiiiuvre that I/itil I.voii'and Ho v .Hbwni'l had ruptured r** litmus, i.i*i| I .youa bail Irfi Washington. Tutu! u"i >unt r r.irihutud t > Snlriiar* 1 nud Hurt) 4 *>f Gat,, accoi-dri/ It* r ei. *1 il Ihe Part. ‘ port ofliea, fltf2.lv,. ;.r, oc I*. \•, * ‘! disji.itrfi to the Ft. Louis Demo 4. .! , .1,, l. il.rson f'it\ oftlicCth *uy* Little ! doiil*ta are entertuilifd there of JTira i.eing oil Ins v. av i'uiil! . ill t . mi n I**;-. Iv of Id) at my. ‘! i.e in r*e .'it 1. J.yun of li.e Itli Regi nieni tell throurfi tlu-tresse! wotk of the Ten* River btidge, kilßntr Lyon, \lvW i. • A sen.ots r lon Hired irt Hudson Cily Mat- ) lirday to lit, between the Barny RilltfU, qtlHr toml t.t tie- P.S. Arsenal, and 300 eiti/ens, and i, i* v are unleftmried that it would lead to se rmn-. rcsidl-. A number ot persons were *e i ti lv injured nu'ludtng ttu Mayor. s r.w \ uh net. h A*) ‘•. .ji •liapuLli • tho Times from Wash iiigtuii thv it.,*.’ • bij'.h'.v important dispatch** ha v been rv-*.i."t I'run l .bn, t ■ tin* efl'#)*! that the Pputii.h v. ifueioei l.noua was waiting at (lado ilm result ri u Cabinet eunfarsßO# on tho ulijuet ul tin- Kurrp.*n * oalitiun a/sin-t Msxl rn, that •tvr e* < f tun ulfcjmetaint ul (Spain utay bo forwarded .iam***tlately to th” >'aptain-Gsn I • ( üb<* In ti"’ tiitmnlime an ssjeMlilion is La in. fitted out in Havana, fur Muticr, under tho preUixt .if going tu suu lion eomtiflUi nfai* buttenoa us huwitsors ami 20,1)00 man. It will be rrady to Sturt the Utter part o’ the month. It is given out that Bpain is taking the-a Hops against; Mexico on her own raspt,sibility, but ad Gets state definitely that Knglamtand I ran us will ca"h send Its quota of men. and willenop ariite with th# *tet In Ilia gulf. Th# country will Ih> startlod with the extent nt’ therporations. The end in *!•., tho regulaticu of Mexico, is tba leant important, ‘he object looks further to the uorth. W’a miiH'.ion, Oet, li. Nothin, but the imperative demand of the public inicreat induced the Government to su percede Gen. Fremont. The Attorney Gene ral is unreserved in the expression nl his opin* ion concerning Fremont, and does not hesi tate to say that bts retention would be a crime. I* Ftiblicay baa been given to tbo violation of the Savannah blockade by the British steamer Bermuda. The inform at ion .* mud to have proceeded from Lord Lyon’s dinner tuble. It i* believed that a part of the freight of the Bermuda is *JO tons of powder, 7,00 ft Fnfield rifle*, b 0 rilled cannon, GOJfIJO pair* of ahoss, a arpr quantity of blankets, clothing, quinine and morphine. Remonstrance* against her 1 sailing, or completing her cargo, were made by F Minister Adams, in London, but the For cigu office did not leel at UibertV, or did not *ec the uMigat'un to arre*l her uulawiiil voy age. Dbtaoit, Mich., Oct. 7. A apacial dispatch from Toronto, Canada, to , the Free Press, says Col. Rankin, a member of the Canadian Parliament, lately authorired by the Yankee Government to raise o regiment of 1 lancers, was arrested yesterday for acting in I violation of British neutrality DIED. ’At Richmond, Va., while in the service of his country, C. J. Wall, youngest son of Solomon and Dicy Wall, in tho “ Ith year of his age. Ac an early period of his life Jeff united with the Methodist Church, and during hi* eventful life maintained tho character of a piuu* and const* ( tent Christian, lie was a kind brother, a duti ful son, and died he had lived, loved and re spected by all who knew him Tft-ewell, Ga., Kept. 30th, lfill. At hi.* residence in Muscogee county, on the -d Inst, Juhn Odom, ar., iu his BCth year He bus been u couelstont member ol the Bap • list Church for about thirty year*, lie was uu humble Christian—an upright, houeit uan.notod fur his grout euergy of character, nnd consistency iu all the walks of life, lie hus been declining for several years, and peacefully waiting his change, lie raised a large family, many of whom survivo to mourn tho loss of a kind and uQeotionate fnthur, hu .band and frieud. UKOIKftA, DI niton fount)', fpWO MONTHS afterdate, application will Le *• made t<< tho Hon. Court of Ordinary of said County, for leuvo to sell tholands belonging to tho „ estate of Mary McGurrnh, Into of said county, deceased. JAMBS Moll ARRAU, Adm’r. Oc t. I I, iHfll—w2m, UEUIUftA, Marlon fnuutyi tirIIRUF.AH A uni mlu M. Hull ‘applies for letters fr of a.linitvis! ration on th* 1 nutate of .Bllierlge 1). Hilt I, lute ut said county, dneea edr ‘I luw are therefore to cue and admonish all and | singular, the kindred and c minors of MRid deceased, to be and appeal at the Court of Ordinary in and I'm i ■aid county. ond trie their objections, if any they! have.otherwise said letters will be grunted on the I first Monday in December next. Givenuiufcrmv hand and official signature, this j Oct Id, 1861. MALt oM HAIR, Oiiiaary. Oct. 14, 101-ultd. Administrator's Sale Ur |I.I. be sold on the Ist Tuesday ill .lummy next befime the Court House d.ior in Hamilton, I Harris county, Ga., within the legal hours of sale. ‘ the land and negroes belonging to the estate of Wil iiain VV lit lkmstili. la<e of said county, deceased Pan of l."t no intu-r X 8. *” .. - XI". 7” *• •• ** tat hi Talbot county. | .. ** •• uoo •♦ ‘• is *. In all M’a<-ie more or less, all in Harris county except lbO acres*, it lying in Talboi (which will be ■ old ill Talhotton oil tlie *u me day ‘ Haul pit-imse* ull in one body Also, 13 Negroes- llirmou >0 years old, (iuiidy 50; Prank 32; Itlll 20; ll* iiiv I . Msimel !-. Aaron 11, Blbeit 111) Gosh 8, Woiell t; Uueen 2(1 and two small girls, one four and the other two years old, ■old ibr the benefit of the heirs and . reditors Terms made known on he day of sale (JEtIRGK ii. M. KF.K, Adm’r. tretober 14th -dtd*. Administrator’s 4sis. 11.1. be sold before ths toil it House door tilths ’’ lowh ofHueus Vista, Marion pouniy, (Ju uu itie fiist fuesday iii December next, wuhintlis legal hours of sale, all the Lands belonging to tlie'eetats of Wiley h Hoheison, by virtue ot an order of the Court ol OuliiiH.y ol Marion county, vie seventy live acres unue or less of lot No. eighty one, orig liv ally In the thirty tirst district of Fee, now Marion county Hoot tor the beneiti of Ihe heirs and cred Uor Tsrn.s made Known on the day ot sale TIIOM AH I RoDGRRH, Adm’r October 14—wutr Aduilnlsiruloi’s Male. 11,1. he sold before the Court House door in the (own ol ftiiena Vista. Marion county, Ur. on first Tuesday in December m si, within the legal hours ol snle, by virtue of an order of Hie Court of Ordinary oi said county, all lire turnls belonging tu the estate of James Duke, deceased, to wit num bers 4M and IT; fifty-seven acres oft of south-west corner of number * G in the 4th district ut originally Muscogee now Marion county; south half rp num ber M in ibe It I **i district of ‘originally Lee now Ma rion county Hold for the benefit |of lire heirs and credlii .* Terms made known on the day ofsale. HI A NCI ha. DUKF., Adrn’r. / Urt, 14 will*. Aouilolitint o* *• Hale. Ur ILL be hoM before (he Cmm House door in the j town of Dui-na Visit, in M'.rion County, CJb on the first Turn day in January nett, wr.lnn the) legal hours ot sale, b\ virtue of an order of the Couit oi Ordinary of said county, ull the glands r*• j longing to tfi-estate of Mo> McGurralr. deceased, (••wit Mouth half of ;ot imuit.* t tour in lire twenty yfill district us said ct uniy, containing If 1| 4 atr. s , more or Icmh. Terms mad. ku.*wn on tire ditv l ante JAM BH Met) \ Rl< Alt, A.lm’r Mctnhir 14.1i, 1831 wnts. WAitTtii): nxvu n: \NV of the following muiiftd nrtides me wauled 1 by tin* Ordinuiii e |). pariioeiil, Confederate I Hiatus, uml persons Iraving ito-m even in small quail- I titles are soli* tied to Henri them by ■■• giro, with | bil' made out at lair prices, to either .Mount Vernon Arsenal, Mobile. Cup:. .1. J Wlute; Angu-uu A. ! m-lihl, t apt W It . tritt; CliurlestoU Arsenal, • apt T I. Clu-ds; or In the (Juulederate Htaies l abors | lory Fulioiouri. V , uotilVing Ui Denarim*nt ot tin ‘liipii.eiii Lead |ig <r > rup /lIIC . Till, block cr ‘tier-t • >*ikuiii of Tow Nunc Acid ) iiicihlcs. Hbeet Iron Him t Itin- * Hp.-ller Payment will on delivery J r.Oltbl H. ...lit dw tv. I 1 (wl ( met of Oldman* •- FALL STYLES! HATS & CAPS. | I?-. LONDON, Would inform hiafrteiidN and customers generas ’ V lh.)t belli* |U*t reluriod from New Gr.eaiC • w ith j well *• le led nlock of KALB GOODS. fiiltblHi Uig llAl Hofail kinds, FINC.I-'IIKNCII HATH nu.iTA nt HATS Sc CAPS I Hl-l<tx ,\<> 1 III! I*HFN , |* IUTH Lmbr.'lla’ am! Caiies. , AH* f tvliidi ll wilt l. fiiti j.. D, ,|iow 111 Ills Ntw aTAND, ocxi door I** Ki dd A JoliiiaOlt'n ! w e call supply any quantify o| N"T*> wool hats. I I t.UlllliMM, Ol t il 4wl! COMPANIES WANTED, To form a Regiment lor Twelve Month* Service. i\V I are an.l -i e.j by tli- Seerolr/ of War to r.ii o .1 If.q r imerit for Twetur Mmtk* Sn rift . Tbla Kali ami Win tnr on our n.*a-.ts, afterwards where laost needed* iu the interior nr on th# , nor thorn hrd#r AV. are now harinj; made hero President Ditvi-N iavorit# lung range gun, the Miasb*i| pi Rifle, which in second to noue iu mudern use fur etLulive warfare. We are a* curnd that tb<*<n gun will L ‘•onifdetcd by thn time tho Regimen! isorguuLed. Two er mure companies will move tu a tmaltb ful plane of rendewoin near 6avnutiah, next week and nllo t repair to tlieeutue place ns fast uh complete, and be aupplitt) with nl! necessaries, until all the eompanU". arrive. %0~ Persubs wishing to offer their enuipauies, cun liod cither of the nudeir.ignnd at thulr rea r rcliv. rdaoes of abode, and gut ail partioulare. P. J. i’II(LIRS, Columhtij, Ga. J). I*. HILL, liumiltoo, Ga. t'. A. BVAN’S, Lumpkin, Gs Kept. 2ff, HMD. dAwtf Suu A Kuquirer will eopy. WAR ! WAR ! ! Columbus Flying Artillery! r IGIE nn.li'isigio .I hiving aufbnrllyfrom lit*- W . I Depariment to ruh au.i equip a Company to 1 o 111 miiml n Uailcry of ■•'lying Artillery, fur imiucdlali-and artiVC service, and hnvint Cari llon iloisci., Ac , lorcndf provided, w uesfrons of enlisting One Hundred and Fitty Men for this purpiMM- Th” ■ wlahlng i <;rv.* their i niinlry tiave now the rare nppuflunity of entering ibis itme, attiuuiv* sad ffTecliv*’ arm of the service. Men of Good Character Only Will be received, and ull such who wilt repent ihim -1 seiVMM in either ul the iindqrsisued, at the euih*-sl poseink ninunrit. vv II t** provided w-th r milfoil a 1 hie quarter*, uinforin*. and all th*: i.etessary equip * IUcUIh, free ul e*peii-> r Voiir country earnestly appnu a Io your pairtni -1 1 sin and valor, lei sh brave ill-n rally m llm de sense “f then hoiiwe and firesides. EDW J\. RD OROFT, At Giiuby A Crust’s Mule A I YOUNG, ~At the Kagt*’ Kactory. 1 tlnliiffihus.Oct. 4 dwlf ‘1 Wolfe's Schnapps and Brandy, ’ At wbulunl* mil retail, l.jr I myll J. A WHIIEBIDE. MOttK HANDS WANTED AT THE EAGLE FACTORY! WK wish to hir# two good Maohinisti, on# good Car punier, a number of Jsskspinnsrs and Wool Carders. Also forty to fifty men, boys and young wo men. Regular work snd good pay will b# gusrsa teed to those who engage with ns. J. RHODES BROWNE, Agent. August 3—dw3m HANDS WANTED AT THE EAGLE FACTORY! TWENTY or thirty Weavers can find work at the Bugle Factory. Our Lest hands;.earn iro in S2O to S3O per month. July 26,1M1 ~-dwßm COTTON BATTING KOR toluiliH and Comforts, / vIJ It people arc called upon to send their Blt/ik v/ en to the Hnldiern. viuilta and Comforts are good Hubvtitutes. The Eagle Company are now inanuficliiring Him Cotton Itettiug requited in ma king them in-They itlnn make KNITTING COTTON, HEWING TIIKIiAD,4-c.all ofwhichcan be found at ilu- stores of Hie merchant* lu this city. J. KlloHßri BHOWNR, Agent. augltf—dwSm Drugs, Medicines, Ac. WIIOI.RMALG RETMI. JAMES A. WHITESIDE, Columbus, Gla. May 11,1581. —UtT. Spalding’s Cephalic Pills, j At wholesale and retail, by ! may 11 J. A. WHITESIDE. Parr’s Native Grape Wine, At $1,26 per Lottie, cash, by may 11 J. A. WHITESIDE. IHjIIIMRT & ItiPIMN , AT Tilß OI.D RTAND Ol DA N FORTH & NAGEL IIKAI.ERA IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, Paints, &<*. compli'tA toik embrt jjlaijHSb ,‘inn lli. ). t articleßJl ■ ‘Aiiii'U.-a'. ii.aiiufaclire. amon:: winch rc Oils of all Kinds, Austin’s Whita Kerosane Oil, I.andreth's Fresh Garden Beads. I Spies, Soda, Gelatine, White anuQray Potash, Perfumery. Soaps and Toilet Articles of all kinds, Fishing Tackle, Ac, W wilt tu* happy in serve as usual all offconr 04 r.iistonirrw and as many new ones gas may faroras witii their patrouage TO (’ASH CUSTOMERS, Al w i.i-lesale or retail, wo offer equal InriiicemPDM f to thos*. of any house in the city. 1 URQUUAHT & CHAPMAJi, DRUG-GUSTS, COLUMBUS GEORGIA, J Februaryl4ib. latil itwlr I’lantatien For Sale. I <>FFKR for rule my I‘lantalton in Rusaell cuunty, Ala~ which uro in a good utaie us cultivation, ritua . tel bntwwtn ibo UatrhacuLbee and NorthCowi kee crock , I. ur ntiles North of the Mobile and Girard Bailruml. T tiv is a good I*welling, Gin ( Horne, Sore*, and all neceH-ary out buildings on ! the promises. Mr, Henry T. Locket, who re j nidi*-, un the place, will take plonetiro in showing 1 it to pureba-oro. Other lands can bs purchased ) immediately adioining, if deairable. S. L. RICHARDSON. Marion, Twigg3 co., attg. 26, 1361. dw2tu. SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE The Greaiott Discovery of the Age. J. 11. DAMEIi & CO. HAVING become aHSodsted with O H. I-’eab"- <ly, ilu inventor < f,s now urticle fur Military arid Domestic purposes, which has been thoroughly looted, an ii received the hearty commendations of ull who buv*- seen it, tuke ptaanire io ctatiof; thus u company hu-* been formed under the title of ‘ Water Proof Cioth Company,” which i now making arrangement-* for the ex tensive manufacture of Garments of Every Character- TIIK ATTENTION OF I MILITARY MEN is especially direct, i to this claxs of Goods, com ! bitting, as >hey do, l.ctioiny, Cwmfurt and Lux - I urv In these articles, which uro indispensable to THE SOLDIER 1 1 uq.i/oy L uow prepared to receive or d.-ri f ur OaMK BLaNKHTcJ, KNaPSsCKS. IUV KL&ACKti, HaVFLGCKS, UVERCOaTS, OVF'RaLLS, ic. Ac. A -i. .’ ve goods, designed more especial’* f*>r VIII dOLOfKR, afford a safe protection from ram while on the march, or on duty, and io cump protecting kit® from luiaajjA, and thus j preventin'/ sUfkne.'.-. These goo ds are uaefu! ti:trnb/ • and cheap, are 1 in the reach ol every one, and are entitled to the eouaiderution of all who value Health and Comfort WHILE ON THE -THNT FIELD.” An application for u “patent” has been usds by the inventor t*• the patent office of the Con federate State* <d America, and undor this right the undersigned are sole agents and Ten ders of these goods to whom all orders must be addressed, and will receive prompt attention. J. il DANIEL A Cos., y Aug. 24 —dAwil 123 Broad at., Columbus, Ga. HUGHES & HODGES itUiitliiri- lloiim* a.Kllii COMMISSION BUSINESS Ir nil it-: Branclios. WM H. HUUHKn, I July 4 —dwfim \V. O. BOI.OEB, 1 | GlillKGlAi MuseogteUoualjr. f Rl’Lll NIBI Court of Ordinary, September * : # Term, IHfil. 4, Marah Aon Jet* ‘, A.liiiiuistrairix f the eHluls us Williuml. J**i**r *!*■< *ascJ, having applied fur duuns sioii.ii iminli tHii tbit ail persons < unearned show mum , 11 nity ilu-y have, why said Adiuinistratru ett....nl nut be *!• -mm*• in the Court of Oidlaaiy te 10-l.f in itnd lor sat.l ‘ “iinty, on the first Monday in April n* vl, un*t itiat r|it> order,he published ■> - rordinciolaw. A flue * vlra* t limn tin- Minutes of said Court. JNO toilNrtON Hep 21 iMtl sAhi (Ordinary. GKO KG l A—Chattahoochee County: • , TAVn MONTH# afterdate application tv tfi be mad? 1 • j to the Court of Ordinary Ibr said county far leave to ’ ■ •!I tfi. amt and negroes belonging to the estate us > 1 Aqllill.l ( I>bb lute Cl *U'ri county .le,-eased, o .'OHEI’II COBH Adui'r. Aug to, I Hal \RMY REGULATIONS, ■ I AND ARTICLES OF WAR, adopted for the j use of the Army ot the Confederate Stater. In accordance with the late Act of Congress. * 1 I’rlcc by mail $1 ftU. ir For sale by J. W. PHASE. * Kept. Ci', IflfljL ts Mll.ll OUT! /< 1,. NrOOVQH 4t CO.having dispueed 11 . oMheir eniiie stock ot Binple snd Fancy Dry I Goods to other parties, request ell tbuse indebted either by note <>r account, tu *.urn*- forward without ’ delay nnd settle. Either one ul the firm can bs found at the old -land to aiieutf to business. a L McOOUQH 4* CO. Columbus, Ga. Oct. 7—wlui NOTICE. I -gw The subeeriber offers for sale a valuable •OgLHtock Karin in tbe7th Uistrici.it Wurth noun JH^ty.Ua.,consistingofVSOacresof Land, llOor | JSimm IW Acres open Lands, anew Uiu House sad Screwupon the plaee, ISO or 100 head of Cattle, abou the seme number of hogs,and JOhcad of sheep. Terflis will be made accommodating and strictly so when th*- cash is offered Knquireln Albany at Jm Hill’s Livery Hiablea, fordirectione to the place Juue 4—wtf THOH.H KENDALL.
