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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1861)
TEUSCMIS OP TUB WEBB Special to the Time*. MONDAY. Svka. i sk, Mu., Nov. 25. Intelligence has been received here, brought hy parties direct from Osceola, which says that Price’s army crossed Usage river at Iloif. man’s ferry on the 82d, and that lira advance guard would reach Osceola on the lolfowi t day- Skdalia, Mo., Nov. 2f>. it is reported that Price in still udvuucutg to wards this place. The federal picket*, were driven hi towards town this evening. M kMi'Hia, Nov. 30. The M. of the 20;h, says dens. Parsons, Haines and Green, rebel#, suc ceeded in capturing Montgomery and hi** .lay hawkers, together with Lane's forcer, at Port Scott oil the 23d. Lane escaped. McCulloch lias surrounded at .Seda, ha. Hattie hourly ex pec ed. Price’s army, 20,000 strong, crossed the Gas conade. The whole country is rising and join ing him. Cairo, 25lh—Gnu bout Lexington has gone to St Louis to convey two new guu boats, just n .raked, to this place. They will proba tdy arrive to-morrow. Active preparation* are being tirade to place their aiimuncni , u them at once. The crews wil. be uLn imut ih o f>oo m.lines who arrived .n Wednesday. Sev eral th atmg batteries me exp eled down mi med lately. Nw Uwi.kans, Nov. .‘hi. Gov. U. F. Jackson and members .-i bis null, Hon. K. C. Cabhell, (Jen Shields, C*l. Hr ad well and Major Murray, arrived th s morniiiu. Military now serenading them. Richmond, I.W. 2. There hi#b un a sa..* itorut in. * ->:n!ly fur hs past live hours. Messrs. He I, Vast and <’ m I, t- k it- in Congress to day as tu* tub. r from M ~--.orrL--- Other members ei rout Lera. Nothing otbarwise intwrvm ing. TUESDAY. KicHnoNh, Deo. 3. Nothing public from Cougr..-- to day- The Examiner this morning stales th.it C. 1 .m i Homy Koath of Va. baa h est app i...■ I Mij r General. The announcement m ale.l ronri'lcrahle surprize, as it would he practically .superceding Price. The nomination has not been made, and it m be lieved Cor.gres# would not coiititiu it. Weather hero is quite e..li, wind bleak. No thing interesting fr< in ‘ho camps. No prospect of an engagement in V irginia. The Mountains are covered with ruow, and the roads almost im passible iu every ditectfon, and will probably continue so through the winder. Moßilk, Dec. 3. Municipal election- If li. Slough elected Mayor by very small majority. Water couiUiUiioaii n with New Oilein sus pend. J. Released Engineer from ihcMiuinrr Lewis, re cently captured by Fed. Ills in the Soun l, report* that the t’ ip >n. * i -rk, Mute and two of the crew have been r* t Mined to be sent to New York to testily tutti uu Msiwori'. ness of the boat. Otbo a released .*u eondiiioii not to take up arms aa.au.st the Lu.* olnib-* Other boats also n ported captured. ti PEbX VI I.LK, Tk*N . N v. 110. Henry Fry and Jacob llt-nah , were bung this evening, by order of tin* military authorities, lor bridge burning. Nasuvillh, Dec. 2. The Bowling Green com .-{'undent of the Co ion A American, says Ihe Federal* are still north of Greco River, and i is rep irted they are preparing to g iuto win cr *| u tiers ;.t Camp Nevin, near N din Bridge. Memphis, 2itb. It is stated here that John son believes that th** Federal move on Colum bus is a faint, and that the real tight will couie off at Bottling Green nhoitiy ihe report of troops pursing fr< in Cairo to St. Louis is cun tirmed. Fedora's are b idly soared at St. Loui*. SiiiAUi, Mo, Nov 23. The business portion of Warsaw, M**-, a* burned uu the night of ti e 2l*t. teruaster aud Coiniui.-a.ry depots located in the Lrg j bio. k were burned, but a greater por tion of the Government stores wero removed.— A portion of the Cos a. wise ary stores, for which there w.ts no transportation, were burned by order of the command it g • Ulcer. A greater portion of the goods from tu stores were burn* -1 alter curried out, owing to the intense beat. It is thought by the coiuurar.d.ng < fii<*er that the town was fired by the ciii*cns. ; man dressed iu citizen clothes was seen coining from the building in which the fire originated. Jevrnwami Crn , Nov. 21 It is reported to dny th t a fne occurred in Selalia last night, de-Toying a greater |> •rtioo of the basin**## part of the town. Nashville, Lee. 3. A gum Liu in just arrived from th® *my in Western Virginia, says the campaign has virtu ally ended for the w ater. The nature *f the country, want f fori’ge and subsistence, and the condition of the roads, make* any aggressive movement at present, by either parly. Impracti cable. Floyd bus fallen back to ft point within 30 miles of the Va. <V Tenn., Kail Road, while Gen* boring still bolds his position near Cheat Moun tain. As already announce! the enemy have with drawn A Regiment* from Western \ a.., and sent them to Kent ucky. A special dispatch to tbs’ Chicago Tr.hune dated Washington 26th, says: According to trustworthy private letter* front Europe, the Red Republicans of Austria, Bulan I, Italy and , France, have mad® the in ft ample preparations to rise, in case of the Interference of England or France with the affaire of this Continent, gives lh<in an opportunity to do so. The shiuu dispatch say*: Richmond families are packing up for fear of an attack in the rea>. the rebel Government also believed to bo rtamv ig its archives; best rebel paper money discoun ted at 30 per cent. Recession has reduced the Pontofl'u-e estimates for Hie ensuing year three millions Mow last year. The prisoners who arrived here by the steamer Platte Valley last evening, were to-day sent to Norfolk, Mo., t<> bo exchanged. The steamer Aliek Scott brought down from Goose bland, a man named Jackson, charged with aiding men to cross the Illinois to Missouri for the benefit of secession. WEDNESDAY. Mobile, Doc. 4. Th Florida an 1 Pamlico, engaged the Fed eral vesselh off east end of Horu bland, at V o’oloolt ibis morning. The Federal* r* tired. Richmond, Doc 4 lutciligeure is received here that the Mo-iuer Nashville bad arrived at Southampton, i he Confederate flag Ho it- in British waters. Lb® Nashville captured and burnt a large Yan kee ship on her passage. Tho bridge over Lick Creek, on the East Tennessee Railroad, b.i# ben rebuilt and the trains are passing over. Oth- r j oinis arc belt g rapidly completed. Very .alight detention to passengers and mails. Cougreas pus.-vd unsuimoti-ly, and the Presi dent signed to-day. the following:—Be it Uesulvod, Bv the (’• ogre#* of the Coniederate States, That the people of the Confederate States are eminently due and hereby tender their th ink.- t” Major-tkuneral Sterln g Pr.oe and the MLsott ri army under hi- command, for the gallant cun duct they have displayed throughout their acr. ice n the present war; and, especially, for their -lull, fortitude and untlrnge, by w rich they have gained * brilhaut actiievt uueut at 1,, xington, Mo. resulting on the 2Uih day us September last, in Hie reduction ft that town and surrenderor the entire Federal arun there employed Be it further U. aid Th t a copy of these resolu i. n* be union iciitcd by the President to tEu Price, and ihruiigii him tu the army there under hi* vutmuaud. Nothing new from camp*. N rt.dk Day Book ot this uiorumg intimate* th* probability that (Jen. SduH wills, ou be in the S uth afi r the unde ot Mnaou and Slidell. The New Y .rk Herald of the bt, received at Norfolk, say* Secretary Camoron’s report i* complete. It give* jb tailed view of the war . Over r.O0,O('O Federal troops m the service, spleu didlv appoiuied, n line condition, andihepei pie 1,1 M viithuaiasiic fur tuc w ir. Pu'po.ta im ploying slave.* t -r fortifications, bridges, hostler*, etc., and says slave* should never be returned to their relic! m.is c f. It t ‘ruiatlun has been received in Washington Os tin r} tore of a (.’ nadiau vessel by a Federal cutter. Ihe lormer Bus loaded with arm*, cloth ing and munitions ot v ai for a Southern port. S. nator* Powell, of Ky . and Green, of M. aud Cong re a.-turn generally, have arrived in Washington. laU-b Cubing has not been appointed Briga dier General, but hi* friend* are presaiog bis claim*. Do. umeti's .*eieJ at Fortress M.mroe in pus ■kvm .h us Brvan Ohara, were heavily sealed and i stamped by Hi bert Bunch, British Consul. The Cbarleatun correspondent of the Tribune relieves Lyons of all knowledge or participation , in such documents, and says he has abstained i from all sympathy for either section in the ex ‘ citing troub'e*. Aroi sta. Dti* 4 The l*i- - •vteritifi tri-nernl Assembly convened here to day. K-v Frai cic Meharland elected I Moderator by it-el un iti. n. I’romlh*- Memphis Appeal, 2d. A gentleman who reached t bis city yesterday 1 on the steamer Yiuoo, brings the confirmation i of the reported capture oi Montgomery, the surrounding of Seigel, and the advance of Brice upon St. Louts, lie It*lt New Madrid before day Saturday morning. Gen. Rains, m command of his own Bug ! * ade, and those of Parsons and Green had cut i Montgomery’s force* all to pieces, and taken | him a prisoner. Gen. McCulloch had surrounded Seigel at and it wu* belie* ed that the tailor would be forced to surrender or have Ins forces ■ cut to piece*. Gen. Price had crossed the Gasconade river on the way to S|, Louis, and the people eve rywhere were (locking to ins support with great enthusiasm. His force is said to he very large, and be was receiving accessions daily. It was believed that be would have mu army of fit),(MM) before reaching St. Louis, for which point be was journeying. W> icaru that a gentleman, just from I’adu c.ib, reports that both f’airo and Paducah are being evacuated of Federal troops, aud that they Hre being sent to St. Louis with all pos sible dispatch New Ohi.kans, Dec. 2. G. II Hilliard : The steamers Swan, Keys, Whiteman, Svvaiu, Cnrondelwt and Jeff’ Davis, let! the Rigole's tlos morning, convoyed by gunboats. R. OF DDES. J Mvh. R*g. THURSDAY. Memphis, Dec. 4. On las’ Sunday three Confederate gunboats went w ithin gun shot of Curio and fired I ‘< round* at Fort Holt. The Federal# scampered out of their tents but Would not light. Une gunboat anchored in the cbannsl L low Cairo. 3he Marie Demining w a* tbs wharf. A deserter any* .Sunday was fixed by the IVdsial* to coure down COJWO strong, but postponed. The rumored noininiition of Heath to super sede Brice, creates g;eat disappointment, es pecially among Missourians. A special dispatch from Je tier son City to Hie St. luis Democrat, 2t*th, reports McCul lot'll moving in laige force towards th and place. Special dispatch fro in Holla 27th to th® Saint Louis Republican 29th, says McCulloch regard# the retrograde movement ot the Federal army a* an attempt to get at hi# rear. McCulloch h encamped at Springfield with a force of 4,000 men. Raines left Sarcoxie to join McCulloch on the 25th with a large force. Brice left Bineville on tbe 25th, with the balance of bis army, marching north ward to join OuMoch. Kair.e# ha# de stroyed every thing to prevent tbe federal# get ting in his rear. It hum own, Dec 5. The Examiner of this morning says a diepatch from a reliable source, received in official quar ter#, states that tbe flotilla recently concentrated t Old Point, has passed up the Potomac. Doubtless an attack on Rransport and Centre villa) contemplated. Cr tigress —To-day Howell Cobb returned , took his seal in the Chair an President Wm. M. Cook and Tho*. W. Freemeu, mem her# from Missouri, and A. 11. Bradford, in the place of Judge Clayton, of Mississippi, took Heat*. Other business in secret session. Correspondents of the New Orleans Pica yune and Delta, and Charleston Courier, arri ved thi# afternoon from Manassas sad report no immediate proepeet of ou engagement at that point. ‘ S l* ■••• *’ tbe Macon Telegraph llimiion us Tjbee Light Buuu. Savannah, Dec. ft. Sixteen Federal vessel* are now in N idu the bur Tin- ('..ule.lurmeu fir.-J lliu wooil work o( 01"-.- l.ihl H. Uurla.i ui,|u, „| lp „ ||, u , ( .j <-r.*l (tool u l.o,ttbur.lmom (|,„ ,„„j 111 lU ’ *•>•* Ih.ny .liell.. livuryl.o.l, luu,kin, >i thi_kderl fully. II S BF.U, Tybre AliauJoiifil by lh Tulm. l'ur Ml. who i'll mo up ou Hie Id. yr.ierdity ullsmoon i..|.oit Hi ,i i|,o Liueoliiil,.. hmo übawluned Tybee l| U ud. They ureu’ed no tortiiieniiuus. and from all nppe.ranee, lhey lell in lla.le They look will, iheui Ihe.r tt,. K C, |.’- } - 11 K <m<l, ‘'-nil several of his men. spent Monday night on the l.lnnd, and went all over n down aa far as the light home, but saw nothing oftlie invaders. Five Federal ships a,e still ms.de the Bur. It t supposed that the Yankee*, finding no lien -roosts, potato paid es or liv’d# on the l*- und to plunder, and feeling rather inseeurein position so dose to Fort Pulaski, and not en tirely pr. levied by the guns of their ficei. have sought a fo r reiidexvou#. They will not realize lie frui *of their grand naval enterprize until they venture in land. Diabolical Plot. 1 lie Hum tluii left Savaiinuli on the night ol the Jd.nl y. r O. was thrown off the track ueur the 57 mile post, except the two hindmost pus senger cur*. Ihe accideui whs caused by the iron rail having been prized up and a piece ot scantling inserted under raising tbe end *"me six inocs above the adjoining rad.’ The Engine passed over dear, except one wheel ol ihe tender jno injury to the engine The ex press, three baggage and one passenger cars were thrown off the track and badly broken. From tracks aud other evidence it was ap parent there weie three person# engaged m th # hellish work, one, from the track, a white man. tbe others negroes, or they had on negro shoes. They carried the Mantling about ol a miV from an old house. Fortunately no one was injured beyond a few bruises to ihr express messenger and one or two other* ; no paasenger hurt. When it beetiine light and the tracks were discovered. Mr. Stubbs and Ins dogs were seal l<r. and when the Hum left there at 10 o’clock he was in full chase ulier the villiaus, with strong hopes of catching them. I be Superintendent Iras offered arewaidof $ “>n for the arrest and proof to conviet the villiaus. Special to the t'hnrleMim Mercury Proa (Vnlmilk CaaTMKVILLK, Dee. 2 \ grand livid day pr*sentatinn us a regimental buttle Hag tu (rim. Van Dorn's Division of the army of the Poto mac took place to day. Tbe Division coiupri #e* Gen. li nhatu's, Rhodes’ and Early's Brig ades. The color* wuro idassed by the Rev. H. Mtlders, of Louisiana. trims. Johnston and Beauregard, with a brill in nt staff were present ’ I Jordan, Adjutant to Gen. Beauregard, did tbe honors us the occasion in a spirited speech, am and music, cheers and other greetings, fur Gen eral# Beauregard and Johnston. Six States were ropr, Merited. FRIDAY. Richmond, Dec. 11. Manassas, Dec. sth. All quiet hero. It is re | orlcd that a large lo.dy of Fedtirals crossed tho L *irg Bridgeopp- -ite Washington on Wednesday night Doubtless tu make a feint, while more active movement* progress in the vicinity ol Kvansport. A geiitlth iii m just ir-m Ab xmidria, say# be nutieed no ii-dicalu-ii of lUiniediatu advauce ; lie i-.-tiinu'e# the Federal force on the Virgin a Hide at 45,nUU. Our General-expect an eng igeiinmi j before tbe Fall campaign close#. There i* n heavy pressure on McOb.dlaii to al vance. The road# are ia provuig, enabling team# and field artillery to move. Eighteen Yankee prisoner*, mo#Hy dutch, ar rived at Kichiuai <1 last evening. Three fine locom- tives. from tbe Baltimore A Ohio Railway, added to the motive power of the Virginia Central R. R In ti e Viigiutii Convention yesterday, au Or dm,in c giving the Governor the power to seise all sail in private handr. Laid on tbe table by 41 nays, tu 3fl yeas. • The Manassas new hospital buildings ure now completed and everything is ready for the < (li -icoi core of the Hick and w ouidod. New Coiumi-.-siy and Quarlermuster'* departments nearly done, and articles tor warded from the South will lie hen-altar guarded and protected. Weather fine No movements of importance. Nashvii.i.k, Dec. ft. Adi-patch from Russellville, Ky., *ay the railroad bridge near that place win burned lust night by the Lincoln ilea. The bridge was guarded by 1% men. One guard escaped and reports they were attacked by ntmnl ftO, firing upon tbe guard. He say# he saw two fall a* he left, and supposed the balance were taken prisoners. Tbe bridge was burnt about sixty f. el, but will soon be repaired. Judge Moore, of Mount .Sterling, K\ , mein her elect to the legislative Council, arrived here yesterday direct from the beadquailers of General Humphrey Marshall, and says vol unteers are Hocking lo Marshall in large 1111111 hers. Marshall ha# commenced au advance movement towards Lexington, with a force amply sufficient. Judge Moore report# that Col. Juo. 8. Wil liam#, u few days since, went, with 3ft® o( his command, on an expedition into Letcher Cos., where a Lineolnfte, named Vermillion, was putting provisions into the Linco'n army. Col. Williams captured Vermillion and secured the products offtOO hogs. Judge Moore fully firms the reported severe loss sustained by Gen Nelson at the Battle of Piketon. Nelson hearing that Marshall wa* marching on him retreated from Bikston in Bull Run s'yle* So precipitate wa 1 the relrest that ho lost two pioMscMßon,s6o horses, In crossing the river at Biketon A number <*f Yankee maurauders, from Fa ducah and Houtbland, came up the Cumber land a few day# since ami stole 400 bogs sud AD beeves belonging to Houthern Rights men of Caldwell county, Ky. Holla, Mo, Nov. 20. A r-• -nnoitcring party, which left yesterday morning, proceeded live mil s west of the Gas conode and returned last night, reporting that \ troop of eighty Texas Rangers were near Leb anon destroy ng property generally. McCulloch’s army wa# expected at Lebanon on .Sunday, prepared to give battle to tbe Fed*- rals. Washington, Nov. 26. Lord Lyon# was indiscreet enough to say In a general conversation, soon after the seizure of Mason and Slidell, “of course they will he re turned.” Lnderstaoding the effect bis word* wars likely to have upon this country, bs ba* since preserved silenco, ad now says be shall have nothing in say until he receives iu*m v lions. Uoueritl Blaukur has butu iuduvtd to with draw hi* resignation. It it u MON and, N. v. fi. In L'uugrva* to day thorn** li. Harris from Missouri appeared aud took his seat Moesis. Clark aud Bey ton, elected Seuators by the Mis souri Legislatin'-, aero also admitted to soats un the tl >or u* delegates from tho {State at largo. Iho Brvs doot reisruod an approved resolu tion of thunk.-, to Major General Folk, Brigs 1 .1 Generals Billow aud Cheatham, aud the ti< • ■ under thtir command, lor the victory aohtewd at Rcluiout. Mark Miller, a moiubor of the 14th Gooigia Kegiuu-uL was killed ly the cars yesterday at Gordonsville. A copy of Iho New IKrald of the 4 h insi., received at the Kiehmud Di patch % ttioe cuu tslns Liiicolu’s Message, which wilt appear iu tho Dispatch loiuoiiow. T he mt-ssHge opens with * rccoguni.,ll of exiß • ing political troubles, but expresses gratitude to God for prosperous harvest, aud general health. Iu reference to the action • t the sooedud Mutex, Lincoln admits the possibility of au appeal lor toreigu aid, or foreign interposition, and though admitting tbe lion-in. i terance ot European pow or* hitherto, it i* dicuied . xpcuiui.t to suggisi the arum.g an, l tonifying ot Northern pun* amt Lake coasts to be prep .red in any future con tingency. The suggest! nl* also made for co operation with Kentucky, and portions of Ten nessce and Norlb Carolina against the secession i*U, aud bunding id railway *to aid siioh pur pose. Recognition of llayii A Liberia approV and. II says (I,a number of troops offered for ihe war are beyond the requirement us Congees*, re storatiuu of old Virginia boundaries at the Dis tru'i ol Coluuii.i.i recommended; direct# iLe at Icutiou of Con roM paruculaily lo >n. h Ltgida tinu u* will auiholixe (lie tre-.d iu nla\os coin iug Within ihe scope ol militaiy action on tbe pail oft Iu- I ’tiled States, and the acquisition of i'orrilwry tor (heir Ooluuisalion. The Biesideot s’ates be has prefoiled (be blockade of .S.iuifo in ports to closing llimii, a# authorized by Crngu-ss. Tbe Message closes with a disqu'siii.-n . n cer tain prin-iplt>* >• * 11. unood i.y Hie Committee of iho \ irginia Legislature 011 suffrage and inodili cations of popular Government, and some re marks upon the relative imp ,nance of capital labor, and commends 1 lie National cause to tbe firm and eariie-t reliance upon Brovidcncu for AUCCSSS. Tbe report and tbo Keoretaiy ol War says the Hggregate force in (he serv.ee is 660,000 Ne-wr York Gpdy ke eluded Mayor, 1,1)00 ma jority over Wood. The Herald's commercial column #aya Lincoln's iV essagu is calculated lo reassure Ihe pot,lie miud tl.ei tbe present Administration purpose to pur sue a conservative curse at h -me. aud concilia tory, though firm pujjcy towards Foreign Na tions. Herald i-u y# a noth'r alone Ifout, old w m or#, will M.,n leave to l,e sunk iu the chsutie-l betwe-u Morris and Sullivan’s Idaud* ant 11, (he Breach and Stone lIIL is Ttie Virginia .Stale Convouti -u adjourned tu uight SIMS tiit - Ror 1 a, |M„ Nov. 3d. A light occurred at Salem on lb, l night of tbe 2,i. Con to! era’ • lona ten kiibd and thirty woun ed and uimiiv Briioiiors. Federal* killed and wounded fifteen. This is a Federal report. There were about 3UOO Confederates about Malum. AbauduDurul us the Colmitbus HiptMiiliuu. ‘i be Nashville l.'nioii and American says the llnNiiaiis seem to have been forced lo abandon ilieir coiitempluti and attack upon Columbus, by the energy aud daring of Gen. Storing Brice, who, bv bis advance upon St, Louis, I,a* re called their troop* from Cairo and i’aducah.— It our oilier Gencrala do not exhibit ibe>*uergy ol (Jen. Brice, in creating and handling armies, they will permit him to become the great hero 1 ,l the war. From Tyta. No Hue bus been obtained by our officers below to tiie intention# of ibu enemy in thu Midden abandonment <d Tj boo. It was probah'y done I ,r ihe purpose of coucentratmg ail their force ut Fort Royal, with a view to future operatiuns iii a body ; or perhaps, to land at noma other point on tbe coast more favorable to ui trundisg and pillaging expeditions. Tbe scouts who returned from the island yes 1 onlay, report (but thu enemy made no addition whatever to thu dth-m 0.1 there and did no work of any kind except the budding us a small obsrr vatory. The mun u vessels were lying in thu roads yesterday, v,/ one frigate, one gunboat, three war steamers, and one prize schooner, the la* named supposed to belong to this p .rt and to have been taken whilst attempting to come ill from the West Indies. \Ye have h aid nothing regarding tbe iu eu t.-li of tbe military sutbonties in rrieieuce to Tybee, whether n will bs garrisoned again or al- I wed to r< in.un a- it is D at leas’ would not 1 1 a hud idea <o blow up ‘ho light hoilHfl. ms ” luf otshes an admirable oLsnrval ry f-.r iteci.euiy when in pussSNcion ol ihe Isiand. Nui i/iacA Urp , sth Fikhcr Cahonauino Bki.ow Night before last, about one o'clock, ourcitixon* were aroused by a terrible firing that seemed to proceed from the neighborhood of Fort B ila#ki, and tho gen oral impressions wax that the ileot had made s demonstration against tbe fort or attempted to pat# it. When daylight came and they were not in s’ght, all felt sure thut tbe experiment, if attempted, had lailud. A dispatch from Tyhis explained the affair. It appears that Lieut. Williams, ot the Irish Volunteers, with a *lo*ll party, wei.i to Tybee about midnight for the purpose of reconnoiter ing the island. Finding the enemy missing,they concluded to deprive him of his observatory for the future. They accordingly set fire to the In terior of the light house, which was entirely con ruined, leaving only a hollow shaft standing.— the splendid lau p was removed to a place of lately seme mouth* ago Discovering the lire, tho enemy concluded our troops had resumed possession of the islaud, aud forthwith coiniuunoed pouring in upon it a shower of shell; hut us the parly retreated a# soon as the building was fired, they sustained no injury. VeHerduy afternoon the Federal Meet in the road* had increased to sixteen or eighteen, for what purpose, remains to be explained. The new comers aresuid to Ire old and rusty looking sailing vessels, resembling whalers, and are pro bably a portion of those that have been collec ted for sinking in the entrances to southern har bor*.—Sot. Hep. Referring to Gov. Brown'* habitus) disrespect to the representative* of the people, tbe Macon Telegraph truthfully remark* that five ucci sive Legislatures have convened during Governor Krowu’s administration, end be has been unfor tunate in putting every one of them upon it* met tle. SATURDAY. Nahhvili n. Dec. A. A tew days ago CM ForreH wi h 600 of his Hangers, started from Rikctown. Ky., on an ex pod it ion to thu Ohio rivor, he trist insisted Ash by sburg, on Grown rivor where it was reported there was a lurgo Yankee force, but found none be then went to Bonder*. 11 uu the 28th, the enemy flying on their approach, returned to Briuootou ou the 20’h. A dotiichtucnt of Yankee iroop* visited Cuss vilte*Uniou county, Ky , un the SOtlr. aud stole ’•bout D O hog* Hint several beeves li has siuce ’ M” ascertained dial the li >g# belonged lo Uulon un 11 Furgeon Van \Yy eke, of For re* I ’# Regiment, was shot sud killed by a Liucolnile iiained Best, in Crittenb n <mimy, Ky ~uu tho 30th. In the tTurt to arr *l Best, bo ocoapoi Van Wyko is from Huntsville, Ala , .MlMi-ti I*. Dec. fi. O” M udnuoday alforno 11 a Fo.total steamer nr..ugi.t mui t'jiuiub.u, u nbr a tl ig of truco, l 0 JaeksoU, M>., primner#, with arms and “pupineuts. They wii‘o given up bccuuso Jack*-n lot off Federal pri* >m iH. du llmihbay (bo gui.b tai#, I’i.ik and Jack soil, u.ado another deuioustratnui uu Camp Holt, pop pwi ing Iho Federal- and running them out of their cuts. Extent of damn go uukn >wn. Jutl ITiuuipsoii i- t rt.fving New Madrid, aud fuels u t p'lte'n n*i ui ot d#t .rl>a<>oo.’ G u .'oik ha* entirely recovered, and assumed O ‘uuu'ii l a’ Coiuuitius ihi re are rumois I OMuiubus of a probable :it taik oil Fuduoah. Hu intuxii, l)ec 7. C ngross passed and (lie I'rosidout approved mu A l -Mowing biundroHao* to buspiluls for sick und wounded soldier*, at #u-li rale* and num bers as proscribed by tho .Secretary ot War. A duel wa.* fought u- ur hole ;li• # morning by tw > prolu**ioiial goiitkmeu, Wu hington Wor sbatu, in.'inly oi Norfedk, uud J.tuio* McCul l. ugh. fniiueily ufKtw Orients mid California. Woishaui mortally wouoded, reported since dead. M.-Ciiliungli sovuioly, but nut rt gardod as in.>rul duo tdiolj (wolvo paces. Augdsia, Doc. 7. The SiivaniiHb New# of ibis morning, loariis tlial Bn iiyuno Huil. r ha* arrived ut Fort Royal. Tho 24 1 b Missis.'fppi Higiiuoiii urrived at tho coast this morning. The C'uMil.si’ ii C’uuiior ol itn* moiniug, has I llivunu <latu# iu 24<h Nov The Captain aud Mull Agent ot the TIOIII had n ei J thoir pro test luiloio ibv pi. per auiluu.tice at {St. Thomas, and sent a special mt-snrugoi by the stuamor La Flat to to report tho M t*uu aud felidell nffair to the home Governm. nt DispAtohts in ihe St l. -u # paper* *ny Brice has issued a proclamation lo the people of Mis souri, und that he old'rod McCulloch ‘to follow h 111, .McCulloch rot used and placed hi* army iu w inter quarters. McCullouh ia report da* being at Little Ruck ou lout® tor Richmond. Noth iug now from Culuiubu*. Ihe steamboat* are detained then it ir> suppuMid in contempla tion of a forwuid inoviimiit Rk iimond, Doc. B.^ New York N ribwrn Light arrived from As pinwalt with neurly $1)115.000 in treasure. Brivuteer Fuiutor was at Martinique 011 the Dili NuV., and thu Federal gunboat In quuls within three houis * ill f her. riNian from Bolivia say* (but C omnunder Gene ral LopM,huil urdered (lie exocuiion of 200 persons, engaged in the recent revolutionary movements. Among t .use to be executed are Kx f resident ul (Jur.ienas, tJeueral lieruiosa and and 11 number of Briesls and lour Colonels. Advice# from Mt. Tbumas stale that the Captain of thu privateer Jeff. Davi.< was on Aboard tho stsamer Trent when Ma* n and Slidell wore ur -1 ested. Furlross M mroe, 3d Mr. Buiigfoi I, Cnnsul for HuXoiiy, eii route for New Grlsttli*, left via Norfolk. Ball insure, 6th II ck.-.’ Message recommend* Ibe pay ment of tbe Fodeiul war tax, furnishing Cioir quota of Volunteers and equipping I liein ; also urges thu passugu of a law punishing till who have joined Iho Conte h rates or aided them. Alexandria, 3 On Euuday 160 sick arrived at tho Mouafon House Hospital. They cams by o-tuiil from Duiuest -wn. Two died between the canal and hospital. The Washington Hospital has ovcr6,fHMi sick and wounded in it, und can not take uny m -re. The Washington Htar, of the -1 h, says much doubt ixist* win llier’be (’oiifederate Capital is now at Richm Mid or Nashville. Mu- li feeling is manifested about Bowcll, of Kentucky, and Bright, ot Indiana, taking s> uts mi tho Fenate f heir l >ally is doubtsd, and they w ll lie allow ed to attend the secret sessloua writers the move men’s and strength ot tbo army are to he discus sed. Tbe correspondent of the B-sl r*-p rtd to bo expelled from the M-n*te. Hsveral eurrsMpnudcnta refer to a lluro up be tw- en idncoln and Cameron Lincoln ordered Cauterou to suppress u portion of hla report ad vising the employment of slaves in tbo Federal army, and other ohjeotional portions, Cameron refused, saying ho had *ut a number of copies ot his report to publisher®, and he would not altar nor countermand them. Washington, Dec f Salisbury of Delaware, offered iu the Menu!** a picamblo and resolution* in relation to the affair# of tho country. The reaolution prpol 1 hat Fillmore, Bierce, Tuney, Everett, Dulles, Krviug, lluiney, Keverdy, Johnson, Crittenden, Bugh, uu I Richard VY Thomas hu appointed Commissioners ou the part of Congress to confer with u like number of Commissioner* from the Con.edeiaie Hiatus, for the preservation of the I’uion and the maintenance of the t’onstituiioii , and thut they report to Congress. The lu*t res olution says upou the appointment of Coinin'*- sioners and the meeting of thu joint commission active hostilities shall cease uud not he resumed unless the Commission!./* are unable to ugree Sumner of Massachusetts objected to the resolu tion. Ilals said Buobannau^should bo added tu the list. The resolution* were laid over inform ally. Trumbull uflsred a resoluliou, which was pas sed, expelling Breckinridge the traitor from thu Senate. In tbe House,Cox of Ohio, offered a resolution that tbe President be requested to inaugurate systematic measure* for tbe exchange of prison ers during the present war. John Jacob Astor, of New York, ha* j Joed the staff of Major General McClellan, with thu communion of lieutenent-oolouel. iieorgia Comfonrc, This body dosed its session on Tuesday night. We have thu list of appointments, but owing to th® crowded statu of our column* cun only find room for the Columbus District. Tho numer ous friends of Rev*. Messrs. Bark A Wright will bo highly gratified t thoir return to this city. CoLi'Miii's District. —C. R. Jewett. B. K. Culutubus—St. Luke and Bierce Chapel— ID ii. Burks. St. Baul—A r men in# Wright. Girard, Factory Mission, and Col’d Charge— W. J. Wardlaw. Talbotton—G. H. Patillo. Hamilton— J. 11. Harris. Whitosvillc D. li. Cox, J. Rush, Sup. Ellavillu- B. I*’. Uruudlow. Buena Vista W. B. Morril. Butler—J. F. Berry. Jamestown-—R. F. Wllßhiusdo. Dpatoio—To bo supplied. Ceutrovlllc- 11. p. Bitohford. Harris—A. J. Deun. Bell view— L. Until. Muso.nfu._l,, 11 K. Wiggins, \V. 11. White, Hup B. S. S. Agt L. Fierce. The following’ uro the Hppniutuuuts tiir the 1 Amoricus District. Amkhk i's District. -s. T. Turner, I*. E. Amoricus and Colored Charge K. W. Speer. Sumter E. K. Joues, M. G. Jenkins, T. 11. Stewart, Sup. Dawson J. 11. WnrdLiw. Fort Gaines—To be supplied. Kuml,>l|,li II O'Diis.'otl. Cuthbcrt and Fuimuiis—S. Anthony. Lumpkin iindGreeu Hill L. J. Dlvls. Stewart -W. W. Robinson, G C. Andrews, D. Crensbav.', riup. Chattahoochee Mission M W. Tidwell. Webster - J. R. Stewart. Georgetown and C.d red Mission—G. S. Johnson. , Sturkevillo Mission- W. C. I). Berry. Vienna - Ed. A. H. 11. MoGohce. 1 Oglethorpe and Traveler’s Rest. .I P. Duncan \ Isabella Mission I. N. (.'raven. Andrew Female Colleg. -M. Calloway, Bres t. < Chaplain* in the Army I B. Jackson, E. N. Boland In tbo Army W. \\. Stewart, .) R. Redding. LATh.H I'lttllll Kt IIOI* IC. N Ktv Yorx , Nov. 24, ‘i'be steamer Etna has arrived with Livorpoul dates to tho l.iih. Throe British war ve.isela were ready to sail lot Mexico but was detained • •wing to stormy weather. French ships sail immediately. Reported that England instigated tho invitation ft> the I'nited States to join the expedition. Hpaniah journals talk ..t’ a probable Spanish Brotootorute a* the result of tbo expedition. King ot Portugal died of Typbint lover on the”l2lb. Thu Duke of Oporto -oooeedod tbo Throne. Thu London Time# *c. I.* to calm the dismay from idiort supply ot cotton, it says there is no ground for the national alarm. All important cabinet council was bold at Baris on the I2:h. It was almost certain Foul.l would accept tbo Ministry of Finance, and Ku ropo be assured of the pacific intentions of France. .Senate is called to umunhle on tbo 12th Dec. Belgium Chambers have been opened. The King’s speech was silent on Italian nffair*. but the Ministers of Francis 21 wire notified that official relations will no I Migor he held with him Tho Parris Constitutfond argues that tho in gratitude. us the llnilud ‘States 1 nobles France to wilncs the diMiiption us the I iifon with per fect indifference. Liverpool markets uro reporto<l to the 14th. Cotton udvaced ‘i a ‘1 (inn with uu upward ten dency. Speculators and exporters taking freely. Not much animation in breadstuff's or provis ions. Consols 98’ , u 94 for money, OBITUARY. Diod in this city, on the sth hint., GEORGE F. JOHNSON, sou of J.liner and Ann Johnson, iu the 23d year of his age. DIED I” Richmond, Va., on the 2Dili ult., us ty phoid pneumonia, WILLIAM J. MOORE, son of Wm. IJ. uud E. Moore of Stewart County, in the 19th year of his ago. This estimable young man, at the time of his death, was h member oi ‘.'apt. Ball's Company, 2d Georgia Regiment. Ilu was a kind and af lectiouuLu gnu, a dutiful mddu r. and while it is afflictive to know that he died far from h s na tive boruo, at-d was bereft if tbe f ind attention of his mother in bis last illness, yet his friends should foot consoled with tlie assurance that his end was piacc. A FRIEND. On the 2d inst., in Maron County, Ala., Janr I 1 !., wife ot D. I . Slaton, and daughter of B. ii. und Mary Brown ot Mu cogeu county, (In. To tli3 Voters of Talbot. JA -t II Uli. 11 UE and TIIuMAH 1* Ml Til an noiiiirc l lie hoc 1 1 undid Mia for the oflir.ea of Tax Coltei lor anil Tax Itoccivcr p ci'kluk Ifiem selves in ive all Un* in ■ in. 01 Itic offl es nxisept Three Hundred Dollar* c;u 11 i ihe roimiy, forihc benefit 01 the soldier of w .iil (oiiiny Nov so -wide. To the Voter* and Stewart. Wear uullioi'y.ed lo siinuniire W 1.1,1 AM 11. THKNKIt as a suitable c.andnlMic for 1 lie* ollPs of Cl*ik of lira rtiiuciior t'ourl of rtitMw.iri nuiniy ui tin* eiuiirbiH Junuaiy election. We Uti* nullirtii/etl |.i (ICO.line A I’ I‘EHKINri as a MUI 1 able rau.li>late lor the offi > of I ix Collec tor of rficwuri <> m <ny nt the aiHuing J muart sirt mu iMVId- wide We are authorized to aniioun.- the name nt .ia#. i(Aii itn, Asa cm ndidate for re nlectimi to tlie nffle# . f Troasuiur of Muscogee county at lb# election in January next. de<*6 -die For C'o'iiity Troasurtr. Wil lire HiiC'Plized tu aniMMloeu ‘i non 1# 4 1111 I IA. *r., us a candidate lor Tre.isurer o| Muscogee Coun ty, at I lie ensuing election in January next. THE FKIKNDH OF A.**. Itl’l'llI 1 .It■OIU) Anno'.nee him a • 1 cio-lt.late for re-election to the office of Clerk'of the Superior <■'* urt ol Mus cog'ie county ai th® ensuing J mnary election, j uov2s t‘i MANY VOTERS. We urn author./, and lo unooini.* • tbo fnime of b\ M. It KOOKS A* a candidate for Clerk of (be . w upurior Court of Muscoges county, at the eusuing January eleotion. nuv23 -dte* For Tux K. coiver uml Coll. clor. Tho friend# of J. J. ROCK MOKE announce him a* a candidate for Tux Collector of Muxco giM) county at tbo next election. As the Logudiilure of Georgia ba# consolida ted the offices ol Tax Collector and Receiver and fixed tbe salary at SISOO, 1 a* one of the candi dates for Collector, propose now to receive and collect the luxes ot Mttacogeu county for Ihe sifln of SI,OOO, the remainder of tho per cent go ing back to the county. J. J. ROC KM CUE. Columbus, Dec. 2, IHfil —die*. Wo are authorized lo announce the tin me of .1. r. Wll ITT IH.NY A* a candidate for Tax Collector of Muscogee county, ut the ensuing January election. December s—dte*. We arc authorised to announce the name of JORDAN L. HOWELL candidate fur re-election so tho office of Tax Collector at tho emotion in January noxt. oof 12—dto. Wo are authorised to announce tho name of T. O. ** JRI l^>r4> Jlsr aa a suitable candidate for Tax Collector of Musoogco county at the ensuing eleotion in January next. oct2l—dte. GEOKGIA, 4 ‘lutl tuliooctirc Count y. IX7TIKRRAM. George W. Itrook* npplic# to me vv for l.citers of adiiiinlsiruiton on ihe estate o| G. J;; Howell, late of #aid reiiuty. deceased. Thisih iherefuro tu cite and adiuoniMh all ami sin gulat tlioso iiitcroMtud to In* and appeut nl my office within tin* lime pnacribed by law, toshow cause. i< any they have why aaid letters sluniM not he grant ed to satd,appllcsnl on.the second Monday lit January Given uud.tr my hand ami Official Higuaiurc tins •’Mil day in December, fortl. H VV. PARKER, Ordinary. Dec, U 1861—w30 G KO RGlA—Chiittahooobeu county: \V U'-ItEAK J much R. Duncan applies fur let v r ters of GuardiaiiHlup ol dm person* and proper \y ° Mary J . 1 nity E . Nancy I. , l(o!.. ,i a., and ■luMtpli K. t'olibj orpliuna us A CuMi.’lale ut said county. decniiH. .1. All peraniis who arcc.Miccrncil.arcrequired lo shew cause, if any they have, witlmi the time presciihed by b*'v. why Idlers ol Guar'liansliip should not (to gran ted lo the said applicant on Hie -’ I Monday in Janu ary next. Given under my tinnduiid oiffcialsigiiaiure tins the 3d of Derembc r, 1 Hit I. H I EBIIEN W. PARKER, Old. Dec 9, I fit) I w SOd. Arluilnletrator'a Sale. Um I* •#uld before the (.'oilrt lloiue door in the city ol ('OIIIIIIIIII I. Muscogee county. Gh on first Tiiesdiiy in Jnnu iry m xl. within the legal li*mii# <M #ale. by virlue of au ordei ul tin* Court ol Ordinary of said couiiiy. Lot of land No. iDlinlhe t-lMli dteliiclol Muscogee rumi’V Hold at the pio- , petty ol Daniel Hood, iiereH#cil. U l> I’IIWARIM, > . H T HOOD, Dcieuibur IF-wtds, ( QBORQIA Ohattaliooohos County: RCI.ENI SI, IfTIfBRRAH, Kivei# Hee#e, ndiiilnistia or outlie 1 • I estate ol It. Ut-ud, ileceaaed, Imv. 1111 hilly administer".l .mi si.id entitle, petitions till# t'-oiirtfnr I.etlera ol I’lniiiiMHlun; It is there hire ordered, that all persona concerned show cai.Nt*, if any • they have, wby Hind applicant should not bedisiiiiNsed 111 the (dun of Ordinary to be held in and lor said county on Ihe first Monday iu June next. Given under my bund l’ and nlffci.'il wignalure, Nov and ltd- H W. PARKER • )iditoi 1 y DcceutbeiV, 18fil .**'■ in WANTED, \HIPBATION Art TEACHER hi h h, bool by a ‘ Houthern ludv thoroughly qn ilifted to give in- 1 Mtruciiou in me Eiifili-ih biam lies uml in Muair 1 Address Rex i¥3, Colum n*, Gn | November N wld#. #ilo|’ llie ltiiiiawa> AND UKCKIVK A Id 1 i ET SAL HKW A If D!! ■ A*\ t-r x-q ”N Monday, Nov I th 1 Li-ma <-ms n ' y Al,, ' rl *®rt Al fflfcCvhnny willi my wagon ml i*i /) (’mk milieu, oiie a small : oriel n.OM.• in .l •I tl • . small, one hr..wil lior-e mule, (some won'd c .ll him blu so, undone u daik bay mare mule, good size. The boy is of medium size, “ • i.Mih IHO pouiidH, yellow or Indian color. 11. n nligluly ruptured lie once belonged to Mi Griffin, formerly a singe owner ol (.'olu iibu#, uml drives In# team like a singe driver, with lour lines and Hilling in lie* wagon The wil gun i# a puun mpiiu boarded, and mipuin led. ll had 110 wagon sheet when lielefi. The sorrel mart* mule is of perfect lo mi, uml they are all lai I wi I pay n liberal reward for llie boy Imigt*'! in any Jail, and lor llie mules mid wa on. .1 A MEH II 111 l l Albany, Gh. . Nov vU-dluti •. .YU or 4.0 l.ikrlv Negroc*. At Administrator's Snle W'll.l. be sold before llie Court House door wa m the (own ol • uHseni. in ('hnitahom bett l uunly. Georgia, on the lire! Tuesday in Juo nary ilex), wit It ui I he legal hour# of sale ftl’ (v\ or tiU Likely Negroes, b ‘longing o the csliiie ■ in, .• I’ emniiel Jones deceased Terms mads known 00 the day of #ul. N vM-wlds W'I.IJAM ItAGI.EV, Adm’r 1 Biqxlwi sopy, IU. STRAY ill If LIC. Tho owner of ho estruy bay Mule, 4sA/#W vyJ || ,j im j i,!,,, „i i|,e Livery ftlable ol Vernoy iV: Muhaliy, where In* can gel him, by (raying charges. imv 20—If. FALL STYLES! HATS & CAPS. V- - : y/f F. LiL]SrDO]\r, Would inlorm his friend* and custoniurs gnnnnts ly that In* hu* lust r.-lunod from N<*w Or.uaul with 11 w;ll sslec.led stock us FALL GOOD 9, Kmhracing llalHol ull kind*, FIN ll FRENCH 11 ATS. MII.I T AU V HATS & CAP3 MIHHIIH AND . IIIUIHEN'S HATS, Umbrellas and Walking Canes. Allot will'll h> will In* happy lo show h( hi* NEW HTAN D, null door lo Redd J- Jolnison's. W* cbii supply uny quantity us NegP) WOOL iiATS. I.'u uiiibii*, • id. II and w.I (illQllllAßT & mm\ A PTIIB OLD rtl AND OF I)AN FORT! I NAGKL DEAEEUHIN DIUIGu, ffl- DICINL'S, HaintM, dice. a Wc iiavc a ai.ci _ roinpii U- stork .‘intira rirt(’ tho l.wh artfciosol LiXkliy Ain. lu.ao man..facturc, W Hinoufi wl.irii wre Oils cf ell Kinds, Austin’s Wiute Kerosoue Oil, liuuilretb's Fresh Ourdeu Beeii>,*l Spic 8, Soda, OeUtine, While Pi.u (fray Potash, Perlumery, Buapa aud I’ailcl Articles of all kinds, Fishing Tackle, &c, W will ®u happy io • ivc. a# imusl ull of* our ol >iMiiii-r# and a# many i w ottos w n uray favoi us willi ihnii patronage. T'O CASH CIJTOM KRB, Ai wholuMAle or ret ail we offur equal inducsiuunt* to lliosu of any house in ihuilty. IIIIQUIIART & CHAPMAN, 1)1,* u< i< i IS COt.UMUUB, UCORQIA FsbrusryNili. IHAI -dwlv Bxeontot’i ! ale. IJ V virtue el'mu older fonill,” Oidii.srv ofDers- Ij iui .'.oil, ly. (-a , v.iile ...ol o .tie firm Tues day In D*’ ‘ her n> *’ a* I*<• .i esideni of Dttsisl If mill , .led, no I IUI .1.1 ‘'"lf, Ihe follow I'g pro eriy beloug'li*lo . e • i e • I eii'd (l ea ed, cun* Sting us •< lu iiil • f tioisi'H „.lies ii> ; {SI i ead Os ‘ll Me 11*1101.g Will'd. .1 <• *1 ll . I>o 111 tnU bend beef call c and nine yoke nl oxen; 511 bead foote mining which are 10 M*ad bacon liOf/iq 11 "0 fiend sheep, :r. oi iu-a. gs eali; 1 n.| lu.ru ir, urgii uuuuiiiy of nilgai and syiufj 1t.1.00 biiNlie!# . I i;> rnj lingo qnan til if fodder; qiM'.iily rye hirey.oal# lh.e*i eel and iinilire#m'd; Po'al* iti.d ‘4O Im-bels I erson giiia# seed; Hiuger's sewing mm lime No 3; In usuliold aud kiU ben fi|*nilurfo sor HO pair negro khne<; lot us K. F her*ey#j lot of u edxliie*; w fills*lend etc , poll I try i lid omd'v r n- >■- too ledonm in u enlion; wag oi*. Hinl'h and ida iiuiln tout- and ii pleuieutH. 1e m-tulHu'e All a * nun * under MlOtusii. All amuiiuls oyertsn to l’ oin • l ull notw** payable Ut Jilil’ itry, Bod All ainoiillte liver lOU mi it 1 note# pnyi.b u one hall J unary I*l I (.3 tin; other hail .litiiuuiy lot Inin, wiin in . eton tl |hm instalment from Jan nary Ist I#fi3 All noses with iwo nppiov • 1 ed seciirfi im, • o eec.iir.ty livii ts mil f ihe M'sie ■ Principal or*• limy inn#’ live in ilia eon tv. IliOOo, H'Mlac es ten Isud lll hu reined Ha> continned Iri.m and v to day until • omple ed Al*n, on Thttr liny lvth Ds* <* rvtier . exi, at Ihe plantalion efa dde Pined ill MilcfielM’ Ga u* f.e property I.f said Veieusu llie followiug prousriy— head burse* aim .nun--: 00 lo ad lutllet W> Ii g#, a i ong the a#o bc*n hogs; Ii **• rum, pea* ami |ioix(i(‘l wMoim. I'Mli and pwnttttlon tools and uienstlM, and Hiind-y oti r arllcte# too nu me rolls to mr Hull, ftoo aere* open land wi Ihe >enied Terms ill's< ie as uhi.ve Ha n coiiiiiitied from day “"i'.",iHV HAM*.., Hi’,. Hiribriil,f, u Oct. It dwuU Drugs, Medicines, ftc. WHOLESALE + .RETAIL JAMES A. WHITESIDE, Columbus, Q-a. May 11,1881,—dtf. Spalding’s Cephalic Pills, At whnlusale and retail, bv ,U, ‘V I J. A. WHITESIDE. Parr’s Native Grape Wine, At t\,25 per bottle, oash, by mH *” ‘ J. A. WHITESIDE. Nutmegs, Cloves & Cinnamon, At wholesale and mail, by ,u ‘ 4 Y n J. A. WHITESIDE. Cold Water Soda, With choice Syrups, Bld hy mayU J- A. WBXTMX9S* Mexican Mustang Liniment. At whulesnlo and retail, by i“*yll J. A WHITESIDE. BoveeEod'B Wine Bitters, At wholusale and r®tail, by may 11 J. A. U ll l i’E.SIDE. Concentrated Lye, At wholesale and retail,by may 11 J . A. WHITESIDE. Book Binding H’ X 12< l TED in siiper’ur eirls Sl* the *f it 4 ‘'nlii'nhio Ti".* PXRCIJTOR'tf rt ai E ‘a ill in sold MOn ■ 1-4 Hill, rttewari I'm.my, Ga., Un* . nine estate, uxeepi negroea, of Iclihlmhl Cox, Inti* of naid comity, dsceaHud, t oiiHistillg ol UI.O acres ul laud, in a good slate ul culliviilion; adapted lo totloii or corn-- Tlii*ie i* One ll.Miotn and# uu it, and it Ih all well diirlied and lenred; gin huu.se and iron screw, a l> e is un reriidem e; iwo r liiirches, school huuse and P®t office, in a half a mile ul the residence; society line Also, a ot of niuU’H and lumhuh, milk cows ami entile; some seventy five pork lings, siu'khogs; H.iniM live Ihnvsand bushels of corn; fodder, grain us different kinds; blacksmilli ami iar nig inm; twu road wagniiN, oue cart; household ami kitchen fiirnltuie The *ale will cuiiinissn: nil I’ueHday (he ITifidayof December next, ronniiuing from day to day mil ll all ih sold: Ibe land Will In* solo flr*t. JAM hi* H COX. < WILLIAM M COX, \ Nov. il.lHfil wld** DISSOLUTION. r IM(E firm of MANLEY, HODGES A CO., is 4 this day dissolved by mutual consent- Ait early settlement of their burinoss in uarnesfjy Hoiioited. Call at our Store and oone hb nearly up toyourubilgations a# poußible Bay u# all the monuy you oau. January 1, IHfif^ GEORGE MILLER, ‘ I N retiring from tho firm return# hi# siuoero 1 thank* tn the old friends aud customer*, aud earnestly desires aooutiuuntfon of their liberal ity to thu new firm. MANLLY & UdDG£S, \II MI.I. ‘ontinuohusineau at tbe old stand,and V\ will bo happy to servo their frieuds aud “tet'imuis lun. I. I Bill. TO MILITARY COMPANIES. VI E have rcco.vedto-day tho following goods \ f Gray tSutmets, Gray 55. C. Tweeds, Brown N. C. Juans, vir.iy Georgia Camiiuera, Gray Flannels, Gray und White Blunkuta, Gray and Blue Cloth, Ml UTAH Y HI TTONS. All Wool Lindsey, Hickory Stripes and Shirts and muny urihdt*# suit :ble for uniforms. S. KOTHCHI LD A CO. Aug 22, 18*1. tl HUGHES & HODGES ydaiwm’- Hull*. COMMiSSION BUSINESS 1 n ;ill its iiraiicluYs. WM H. IIUGHF.S, July 4—dwffm W. C. HGDGErf. SOLDIER’S GOODS WK HAVK now on h.inl a lurgu l-it ol White, Re-1, Velh-w and (Jri-y ri.AN.NRLS; (iRKY (IKOHOIA JKANS, ItROWN NORTH CAROUNA .IEANB, BROWN GEORGIA JEANS, GREY AM. WHITE JEANS, STKII'KJ) WOOI, IJNSEYM. HICKORY AM) I'l-ANNEI.SHIRTS, WATER FRO. IF BOOTS* SHOES, I WOOI, AND BUCKSKIN GU.VES, KNITTED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, MII.ITARY BUTTONS, ALL KINDS OF OVERCOATS, INDIA RUBBER SUITS-.•Ccmi,, I.eg- Kiin- and Capn; WOOLEN iiiiddlll N 11,1, E COMFORTS, In liinl, evwrylliinjj wanted by our Soldiers in Camp. 8. KOTHCHU.i) ik BRO. Cnluiuliue, .la , Sejit. all. ft'. REMOVAL! REMOVAL! J. H. MEERY N AH removed hib ’ foihing rtb.re to tbe building forn.eil (K . itpiud by Me-*rH. wdry 4- t.'n., next door to Ue.bl & Joliiihoh’m, ill ISruii'l Street, Where lie will be pfrased to filter to bit* customer* ind tbe public ; ei.eiuily, ii good hli k of WINTER CLOTHING, *KwnaA(.‘iNo GKNTrt’ t’Artrt, rROfKa and HACK f’OATH; GK.NTH’ ( o ‘Diinil BLAt-'K CL”TH I Hot Krt; IriULEu and (501.HM11119 EACTOHY HI TH; tiENTrt* Plain ami Fan y t'Artrt I'ANTrt; G F.N I'rt’ P.aln 4t Fancy t a*#, and Hi k VKrtTrt. GENTS’ .OVERCOATS, Ol HKiU NIilN, HKAVKII, PILOT A, CLOTH. Gents* Furnishing Goods, Heavy Lamb'# Wool, Merino, Milk and Cotton Ifn de idiii’M uml D”iu ere; I,men It.. mo iii rth'e'M ui and Col ar*. Handkerchief*. Tie*. G ove#, Ate. A. Also, Lii brrdla#,Tr-tnh* und ( urp.*! Ilag*. Columbus, Oct. 21 - trim Wcatitcr ,( Imvulla, J. W. YOUNG, Master, mr” WILL Ua rtf ’lumbiiH uvury Friday IrH-jrcJe.rmi.gu. 3 ..Mock P M. anlwipi'diuMl U.miniu-. have Au ilu*:hicola every Momluy evening at 8 o’cln k P ftt I'm lie g! t or pahnag.’ a, ply ou hoard. Nov I if3m GENEVA ACADMEY. Jffk*. Tbs Exorcise* of th’k tubool will cutnaiepco on tbo SECOND MoN- I)AY IN JANFAKY ygQm Till) Principal# of this School have g-tic to u great dual of trouble and oxpense to i.uiid up u school on an equality with tbe hunt, and no effort will be .spared to make everything agreeable. French, Latin, Greek, and all other branches usually ’aught in our College# will be taught In tbe above. Music will also be taught in full. Board can be had for any number us pupils ou tbe ttio#’ re-avonaMe term#. The Principals uro fully capacitated for their bu#itM'.H#, and will do all iu their power to make thu school lake high rank, Principal Main ltep’t L. H. MoNAMAR, ” Fun ale “ Mi## so S’IOKKH. Guvevn. Due. 2k—Wtf LuVert Female bollegc, TALBOT TON, GA .■m THE Bxercises Os this Institution wll jfJMgn be resumed on thu Monday iu Jan mry noit- During thu present year the ( “Huge yjFalfr’ h‘(* been UUdefthe charge of Mr W.ll. rtl. Al.rt, and wc do not In Hiiatc to Hay. that a more fentbuiiniily and efficient Tear her i# uot l to he found anywhere in the rttate. I (tour opinion > he mi *Mc rue tuienta for comb eting a remnle i College II inttinbuitM *< • !•■'in discipline, preserves i admirable order, and advst ce# lu* pupils with ar uidity we have never liefor *• en #uipassed. Vlr rt. [# u native Georgian ami a Gradual*’ of thu Geotgia University. It t>* his puipo#e to devote himself exciu- Nivdy to llie m file on npation in wbn Ii lie i* now en gaged lie merit# ihe patronage ‘ft tie public. #'id wc IrUMl'hal a generous peopl* will Miistitm bun F. II Worrili. Judge rt C Wm. U Drown, Dr T. K. Turner, I Itonias A • Drown. A. f. Owen, Wm. J. Week##, J .bn T. Blount, IG- A. Wynne, Talbotton,Ga., Mvb Dec.—wtf. RUMP & MESS PORK. |SO?. POMA, B “ V . HAHNARI).
