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About The Columbus weekly times. (Columbus, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (March 17, 1862)
“Wi tu i uu iU r Written for tko O*U/ Tluut-l WUoop! tUn Dootilnr ltnrn brokM loom, Kcarii., roonti Ilk* H >*•“• ‘ l.im ( Kit/I'l, * lron*r/ |><-k. Afl.r Vm flojr, and Jrlro om bark ! Bulldog, terrier, cur and Lom, Deck t<> the beggarly **“* t**: WerryW bit* ecu’ aerateh and tear, Everybody and everywhere! Old Kentucky's eared from uad*r! Tennessee It split asunder’ Alabama awaits attack, And Georgia bristle* at her back ‘ Old John Brown it dead and gone’ Still hi* spirit it inarching on’ Lantern-jawed, end Inga, my boys, Long ni an Ape's from Illinois! Want a weapon'’ gather n brick 1 Club or cudgel, or atone or atiek ! Anything with a blade or a butt, Anything that can cleave or cal ! Anything heavy, or hard or keen ! Au/ eort ofa flaying machine ! # Anything, with the willing mind. And ateady arm of a man behind ! Want a weapon? Why capture one * Every Doodle baa got a gun, Balt and bayonet, bright and naw; Kill a Doodle, and capture/mo f Rboolder to ahoulder ! aon and sire ! All! Call all! to the feaat of tire ! Mother and maiden, and child and slave ’ A common triumph, or a ‘single grave. GEORGIA. MweetbearU n. War. ar p. oowah, jr. To make the men all go, And leave ao many sweethearts here, Without a single bean. We like to see them brave, *tia true, And would not urge ;tb*iii But wbat are w* poyx-y. When they a'’ . ■J w could spare them tber,” We they bad to go, out bleaa their'bearts, w* wern’t aware That we would inias them so. We mis* them all in uwny ways. But truth will ever out; The great eat thing we mias them for Is seeing us about. On Sunday* when we go to church, We look in vain for aome To meet ns smiling on the porch, And aak to s ) us home. And then, we can’t enjoy a walk. Since ell the beaux are gone, For what’s the good (louse plain talk) If we must trudge alone? But what's the use of talkiog (thus, We'll try to be content, And*\f they cannot come to u>, A message may be sent. And that'* one comfort any way. For though we are apart, 1 here is no reason why we may Not open heart to heart. We trust that should it ever come Te any warlike test, That we may see our Heutberu home# Secured in peaceful rest, And It the blood of th< >a we love, !u freedom's cause must tl w. With fervent trust in God above. We bid them ouward go. And we will watch (hum as tbey go, And cheer them on their way. Our arms shall be their resliag plaoe, When wounded sore they ley. Oh, if the ions of Southern soil, For fr*(•dom’a cause must die, Her daughters ask ue dearer boon Than by their side to lie. \uble KlUtyle of i Patriotic turn Lady, w have been kindly permitted to make the following oxlraet from a private letter written by a young Georgia girl to her uncle in tbiw city : *'AnJ now I muit ak another favor of you, end that Is to contribute SM) fur me (of my diri’ dnd to the IJartow Hospital, or any other hos pital) fund in the city that you may think proper, for the benefit of the sink soldiera. A a I am denied tho privilege of doing much good for the cauao l>y personal effort, I m anxious to contribute my mile in xotueway, “We fool much enxiely about Kavannab.— What a gloom ita full would cauae in the heart* us all. But we uiuat hjjpe for the !>••► >Od oom uilt all our intcruata into the hands of an over ruling Power. If Savannah and every other city on the QOMt were taken and laid in naUen, I •bould atilt have an unwaveriug faith iu “the righteousness of our cauae and ita ultimate tue ceaa. I cannot believe that a just God will allow wickedness to triumph over right,” Aow ia tho time for action for all who are m carnesi. Rich and poor, old and young, all of all claeea who inteud to defend their homes end Uuntie* and country againct a brutal and iueo- Icnt foe, should now bestir theiuaelvea. We •peak to the men, for it is with pleasure and pride we state tho women have been and are mure generally and actively awake to the colic f the crisis, titan tho men. Those who kavw much involved iu properly may lose all by econo my in contributions to the public defence. One fourth of ibe property that baa been stolen from some places that have been occupied by the enemy, would have provided a perfect defence, it applied in time. Ills very well at the proper time to call on Presidents, or Seeretariee, or (Jen erals, or to uensure their conduct, bat our de fence now rests with ourselves. Let ua |put ail who ere for ua to work, in proper places end let us put out of the way ol doing ua bafm all who •re emong us an,l not for us. -Krakanyt. A t.’oN rai>Kßa ik Vasiai. at Kimuiton, Jaw- Aft a. A correspondent of the New York Tri bune writing from Kingston, Jamaica, Feb 6th say a Ou the afternoon of the ; Oth alt., the oitisena of Kingston had the opportunity of bailing for ib# first time in their own baibor, the “stars and bars’*of tha Confederate States. A small eebr. of about sixty tons, sailed from Port Royal, Hy ing the rebel bunting from her masthead, and was hailed with undisguised delight by many of (he good citixena of this city. Bhe unterad rw ular at (he customhouse, repor'fng “from Ba bine, Texas,” and at the Commercial Exchange as the “Isabel (no name painted on her) “from Louisiana.” (She brings wit bales of cotton, which, U la said, bus been disputed of in this market. Wky tbe \ulmll bruitiM u Aral. £otu disappointment was exprvssed by al iuat everybody (hat the Nashville brought no arum from Korops fur the um of our Govern “•nl “ ban, however, it is rvcolleouj that tbe Nashville was tolerated ill l.’ngltvh water*, and protected from distraction by the neutrality and •onrteay of the Uritieb Government, our read era will nl once perceive that to have taken a cargo us war material such ae bad been tuterdn ted by tbe Queen'* proclamation, would have been a grot* violation not only of hospitality, butot courtesy aud tie lawa of ueuirwlity. Tbe NiuhviUa, it aiuat be remembered, ie a Govern inant war *hip, and not a merchantman - Kirk. Myeirtt, Kailmuau ,A nnaar.—A collision occurred on tbe New Orleans, Jaek.ou and Greet North ern Railroad on the 37tb of February, killing twenty eight and wounding twenty four acid.era of tbe 7tb Mississippi regiment, who were #w rvutt for Columbus. *be iu Plly of lurpcntiue having been IUI oft by the Wock.il, ol’ lb, Southern rout, w. ,* it that effort, „i|| be mail, te u<u.e ol tbe imie-,r0w!,,, regtoti, of tbe Nor thern Stele, to c-online.. . i(, ni.nilt.nlllr, ■■ tbe spring. Mrs. Susan Willis, of Jobuson ooauty Arkau sas, from Ist March to Ist Oetober 1861, wove 100 yard, of e.r|..t,ng, V, y.rd. of wnuteti Jo.ni, ~tidi.ubl, wove eor.rl.ta, SO yard, doubt, wove oounUrpanM—knit 30 pair woolen au.-k. for ...Utere, cu , OJ , M(i M „. led In mating undone, so, I’.p,. 5w.gg,,,,-, company. tU lUtni Uir.rt IkHlMi. The Federal lean at Fort Doneleon is beyond doubt something like seven or eigftt thousand tues. fb* Commanding General In his official report suppresses the truth and would have the Yankee nation and the whole world believe that (he Federal# foeght with great desperation, with numbers not surpassing our men, and with *• paratively small loss of men. This ti not true The facts are these tleu'l Grant aays that be began bis march to Fort Donation with fifteen thousand men, having sent six regiments the day before by water. This is all he nays in bis offi eiel report as •• the number of Federal* engaged la the tight -some twenty thousand aura. In a telegraphic dispatch te the War Department, he •ays, be is indebted te Gen. Hauler for the victo ry, who largely reinforced him during the bat tle- making the whole number of Regiments about fifty-three. Ho much then tor this state ment of Gen. Grant. Ue seys farther on in re port that the Federal lues was ehoat iwe/ee A dred in killed, weunded, and missing, while Geo. John A. Modernard, commanding one brigade of four Regiments, says ia his official report that the loss ia his Brigade was *2l killed and 1064 wounded end missing mekiag more ia kill ed and wounded in ene Brigade than Geo. Great sets down in his official report for his whole army. Thus it is that the Generate ia the Federal army suppress the trnth in their reports of the battles. If four regiments lost fourteen hundred men, fifty three regiments meat have lost at least ten times as many. The reader oaa make the oelontation for himself. fit VfiT. The okeapeet aa well as tke meet keaereble and safaet mode es dealing wltk this war, is te make a business of it, ead to g* te work serious ly and et once. * All hesitation end delay will omty aggregate the evil. If we had profited from bj the advantages which our bab- T* B,t .. Referred waiting for them te Invade as. Now we have them npoa aa, and we mast meet them like men. Every man must become a soldier No free people, enless false to themselves, were ever yet subdued. Hubjagatlon by cowardly Yankees would be net enly rain, bat an Infamy too intense for tongue to express or conceive.— The thing ie impossible Reparation, eternal and inacorable, is the law of our being, or wars bloody and interminable. They area raoe tee loathsome, toe hetefnl for ns ever, onder any eircnmstaooea, to be identified with them as one people. Tbey ere formidable only by their num bers. But the more mu.tltndlaons they are, the greater our glory in pntting them te the root and enriching our field# with their carcasses.— Richmond Whig. *i to Tl CntlT Bales for ftfe In the Senate, February 24th, Mr. Brown of Mississippi, offered the following bill, wbiob was ordered to be printed: Ah Act to levy u war tar on Cotton y.oduced in the year, 1862. Sec. I. Bo It enacted by the Senate and House of Repreeenta ivee, Ac., That it shall be lawful lor each head of a family in Confed erate .States of A marica, In tba year 1802, to produce, free of tax, three bales of ootton, clear of seed, waigbiug four hundred pounds each, and in addition, one bale of four huudred (pounds for every band actually employed in the cultivation and gathering of oottoni.and for every addition al bale of four hundred pounds or less, produoed and gathered by any bead of a family, there shall be asaesaedand collected, the sum of |2U Sec. V. That tbe bead of a family shall be con strued atuan or single woman having the actual direction of a plantation or farm; but when two or more persons have direction or the same farm or plantation, tbey shall .be considered as one, and a band shall be construed to mean a person, whether white or black, between the ages of 14 and 6(i, actually employed in tbe cultivation of ootton, and who shall have labored in the field more than one half or the time from !st April, 1862, to September Ist of the so**’” Mr. Brown gave notic* ••*“* h sbonlJ Call up he hill at an earlv “ ,,m eut The adit or es the Lynwhhurg ( Ve.) Jlepabll oao, who was in Nashville at tba time of tbe surrender of ltouelson, gives some pertioulers of the manner In wbloh tba intelligence was re ceived at Nashville The panic at Nashville, Sunday, was, perhaps, naver equalled since the affair at Bull Kan.— The news. of the fall of lionelson reached the oity just as the several congregations were as sembling for morning warship. It was announced from tbe pulpits, and the ladies eud ehiidreu were told to lookout for themselves, buck con sternation was uever seen bsfore. The men seemed worse than the women, and all who eould do so, packed up and fled the oity. Bvery road was soon lined with rapidly tying vehicles, heaped with baggage and families. The rush at the ears was overwhelmicg. Nothing was over seen like it. Net one hundredth pert got off who sought logo. Tbe aoeue was, indeed, in dieeribabie. W omen in tears ‘saoited our sym pathies, mi >y things excited our laughter, but cowardly conduct of hundreds of men was tbe subject of unmitigated loathing. Grown up msn would tell you the enemy would be in the city in two hours, when he was at least silty orsev anty miles distaat. Tua Kmbmx in Wbstbbn Vibuima.—Koaui naatn I'hxi-araiionh. W* have some late and tmporlaut intelligence from Western Virginia.— Intelligent estimates make out the eutire Yan kee fores in the Kauawha Valley at teu thousand men. Tbs Yankees have established au immense depot of supplies at tbe Gauley bridge, and are •aid to have already collected there stores to the auiouut of two millions of dollars. They have also constructed a floe suspansion bridge over the river in place of that destroyed by us last summer. It is said that the furce in tbe Kehewha Val ley aro awaiting the openiug of the spring or the improvemsut of tbe condition of the roads lor au advance movement. As far as we cau loarn, there is no force to encounter tbern betweeu the Kanawha an,l hu.awu Uu> ,ue unmia ot tne counties, aud the remnant of a regiment oon slating of three hundred men . - Kukmmd A.V SMUMr. Hai r Monnnmo Tbe reoout ball in Waib iogtnn, in tebiob Mr. Lincoln llgurad iu half mourning, in iuiitatiuu of tbo Court! or Kuropa, on account of tba daath of ber royal courln, Frlnca Albert, waa tba Inaat imitation of bigh Ufa below alalia that the capital ofSnobdom baa yni exhibited. Thia ia tba Irat lima that any tbtug of tba kind baa baan attamptad in tha I'ul ■ ail Slate.. Oa, iiauanoa Wa bate tba 10l lowing from n rtantlanian. raeonlly from Flor ida Tba Valikova, who bold Cadar kaya, bare baan in tba habit of aanding out bargaa with ntmad orwwa fur aarloua purpoaaa. Soma daya tinoa, aotua t'cufbdcrata aoldiara, not baaing tha pra capta ~f tba dolanalra policy in mind, dalartnlu ad lo lay In arnbuab for oaa of Ihaaa Fadaral bunting parliaa. So tkay loadad thair rillaa with ball cartrigdor, and, after fording bay,,ua and croaatng oraaka, finally anaconcad tbomaalvaa ba hind iconeaniant aand bill, wbara lhay lay In wail. Soon aftar two bargaa, with “tba flag” • ying, appronebad quit. naar, and lha riftamau, at a glean aignnl, poured a dandle eollay into acb boat. For (bar of aocidant, they re loadad and gaea tham auotbar round. Upon a eloae oh. narration, lhay found that only four oarataau re mafoad In ima bunt and but two in tha othar. Aa uach boat had coma up with lan onraman, tha In. furencu la that fourtaau Yankaaa ware “hurt."— ChatUtun MftWfy Tbs Northern papers ere.regeliog tkeir read •r* with e etory th u Vice President Dtsphea* bes resigned his ofllse, end is new urging tbe reswn * traction of the Union. Vtot Ifcv tkak sis Ttm. The New Time# is very eexioas la see p f | w ik gallant and invincible warrior of ike Waet “begged” by the Black Repubfeenw hordes ender Curtin. It says that ba Is proba bly •*• sharpest strategist in the field for a bor der warfare, and alwaye manages somehow or soother to escape being ceught ia tba folds of the “anaconda.” Rays tha Times. What the Sumter is on the sees, !•>• Pnoa ee on tbe lead—everywhere present, yet never to he caught- Now be is up on the Missouri river, now on the Osage, end now away down among the Ozark hilt* ; anon he skirts along the Kansas border, skulks do we into I'kensea or rushes towards the red bsii'i reserve ; now be turns bis frout towards St. Louie, and egeiu no meu but himself can tell of hie where abouts. The military “traps’ in which he is to be caught, he adroitly evades; the military seeks in which he is to be “bagged,” he care fully keeps away from; mod .even the great military ‘nncondn” cannot get a chance of bringing him within its coila* Tat, both the pirate Pries and the pirate Sum ter must be caught nod that speedily. We went two heroes—a naval haro to oatch tke aaa pirate, and a military hero to oateh tba land pirate , and we promise that both heroes, when the work ie done, shell he crowned with such honors and glo ry as will reverse forever tbe false old saw, that republics are grateful. Railroad Accident—A Sad Romancr.—-An accident occurred on Wednesday eveaing, on the K. T. & Ga. Railroad, by which several persona were injured, one fatally. Tbe tram which was bringing the <22d Alabama Regiment to this city, ran oil the track, a few miles this side of Cleveland, wrecking the t/aia badly.— A girl, in uniform, who wee with the rest of the soldiers without revealing her sex, but who -• l tfiat amputation was ue cessary, and both were taken off, but without avail; and death put an end to her aufleriage last nigh*. She gave hernauie as Lilly White, aud told a sad story of woman's wrong#. She had disguised herself in male attire, ead joia ed this regiucieut with the expectation of find ing her deceiver, who ia in tbe army, and aven ging her shame. A few of the soldiers were •lightly wounded but none others seriously.— This poor girl's fate is another warning agaiust the danger of eating an the platforms of rail rond cars ia traveling.—Knox. Reg. Srtftb. Wear a Knapsack Should Cost a i a—The official regulatioas in Louisiana enumerate ns follows : One blanket, one shirt, one undershirt, one pair of drawers, three pairs of socks, one pair of shoes, one towel, one tin cup, one pan one plate, one kuife and folk, one cake of soap, one handkerchief, a piece of oil cloth to use under the blanket, and nothing elec. No token of friendship, no daguerreotypes, no books, are al lowed. But we don’t suppose there would be any objection to a hair brush, a comb, a tooth brush, a box of blacking, a shoe brush, a little looking glens and scissors, with thread, naedles and pins. We supposa many Indite will be call ed upon to pack the knapsacks of their vulun leering friends. Let them make a note of the above. Jftr- We learn from a geotlemao just from Nashville, that on Thursday last, Gen. Buell delivered a speech from the State House, and said be came there to protect the people and not to injure them. - Exchange. We learn that Jeff. Thompson left hia old head quarter* *ilh a cavalry feroe un day before yes terday on a seoiet expediUea. He will tarn ap in a few days somewhere. - Memphis Appeal, Uth. Tnk Tmbk Grit.—ln the reWeat from Kart Henry, Farson MoKaioae, of Company A. 46th Regiment Arkansas Volunteers, aged over 66 years, after being wonudedfa theueek, was or . p.euspuy replied, ’ not yet,” aud immediately fired upon aed killed a a captain of tbe enemy's cavalry. He tried another barrel, which missed fire, and the old soldier of the cross fell, as a tra* soldier of the South should, with his feet to the foe. Fkom CnsvanviLLp. —A private letter i©©ai red from Centreville lost night, says the Lyaeh burg Virginian of yesterday, stated that oar far ces had received orders te scad their sick te the rear, and pul themselves ia marching order By paseeagers who arrived b last light's train tbe above report is cou Armed, and they else state that the woman aud children were ordered to leave yesterday mcraing The Virginian nnder stand# from the same eouree that the Yanhaes have eaooeeded in catting another read through the woods to Fairfax.— Vetereharg tlopr—e. The State Government of South Carolina has takea vigorous action te suppress the sale and distillation of whiskey. ii— • A tax has been levied iu Nertk Carolina of 80 cents on each gallon of spirituous liquors man ufactured iu that Stats, from any kind af grain up to tha 16th of April next, and after that time it is made a penal offeaea to distil.it. A tax of $1 ia levied on every gallon brought iute tbe State after the Ikth iust. The ordinance con tinues in force until January let, U#9. JavvmsoN’e Crimea or Aannav tciairs Tha habit of wsiug ai dent spirits by men *ia public office, has occasioned .more injury ta tha puhlio service, and more trouble te me, than any other circumstance which bee occurred in the intern*l concerns of the oonntry during my ad ministration, and were I to eommenoe my ad mit (stratum again, with the knowledge I have acquired from experience, the Irst gaeeiiea I should ask, with regard to every candidate for pahlio office, would be, “is he addicted te the une of ardeul spirits 1” A letter rescived in this city yesterday stated that 660 Federalists baa been reesntly captured •t Shelkvvilla Tens., bv the r*nwfi*dratse. Tb Federalists had goes there to eeiss a lot es Government stores, wbeu tbe tables were turned upon them, sad they wars seised.— i*g tba. ‘oth. Physicians’ certificates ot wou's inability to perform militaiy duty, sell in this market at tbe very reaa nable sum of s’i6o each, with an up ward tendency. Brave people! Ain’t we?— I’UithinU ( Tmm.) Uu ftner. Kktimnku to Tucin old uuAßinas.—Nine of the tbirteeu ( Federal prisoners who reoently escape 1 from confinement in thie city, were re turned to their old garters ou Friday—n por tion of them were caught in Fairfield District, and the balance in Uulon. We leein that the oitiiene of Union ere in pursait of three more. The following arc tbe names of those oeptured Fernando Brown, tito D Drury, Ralston Walk er, James Huly, R. Blanchard, C. B. Moore, J H. Tuttle, T. K. Pomeroy, 8 A Wuts-Colum. bit tiuardtan. Tbe New Orleaue Delta comiueutiog on the tremendous war debt of tbe North truly eaye tbet, simply aa e question of economy, to con tinue the war would be a hundred fold obeaper for the South thau to submit. The Louieviite Jou7aat < Si informed that sinoe 1 the Federal army occupied Nashville, certain southern currency has appreciated ia valua there, aud that the note# of the State hank of Teuuessee, Florida, end Alabama pass freely a* par. We see it stated that when the day seemed to be lost el the battle of Fort Donation, the white flag was run up In the fort, and that thrice lha 16th Mississippi Regiment tore it down, renewing Us combat, and swearing they would die there sooner than surrender. k SOU Citj. Th* Ul.i.| ■• •<! l MoW lUgi.ur .h... *luU f.n.roJ J PriuUc people can do ia an emergency : W# believe that New Orleans aland# the front city of the world ia godly green of ehari y, and general liberality. It is tbe passion of tbe peo ple to lavish their mean* upon the splendid pub lie oharitie# which arc . attained with suoh muni flcence among them, and nodeeervinic objsct ap peals to vain to tba ever ready purses of the #UI tens. In this time of war the Orlennoi* are true to their spirit of liberality, as has been constant ly manifested during tbe year past, and of lata on so grand a scale es salts for this nonce. Geo Beauregard having celled for ninety days certain responsible DIUX-Dl at once secured to those who might volunteer the follow ng remu neration — we quote fioui tbeC'reaoeUt : “Keeh single men is to receive fi.iti per month, married men fi*i, with $6 extra per month for every child up te the number of three.” Tbe rol s ere speedily being filled, as uiey be imagined _ A Geoi* KianrL*.—W. IJ. Johnston,* es Vlck>burp, Miss., writes to tbe Whig : Kmvoa Whio I have two good doubt bar rel shot guns wbieb I will give with e bale of Cotton each, to auy two men who will enlist for the war. I will also give Gfo bales each to any five men who will enlist for tbe war. Y?. II JuHU stob. How much filter is this than speculation and extortion in guns. Tmb Wu .lb Niouaa. —ihe at. Louis ‘ Repub lican” says Uiat an abolition convention was re oeotir held in Boston at which > top hen F. Foe ter, in one of his speeches, said they had souse* tkieg else to do besides giving the negro his , . ... •*■ * me senate aud admit him to our aoeutl circles. We have got to swal low tba whole nigger with ail the woolen. When we can do that, then we sba'l haie the luilieni urn, and net till than. If we are not prepared to do this, we had botler fight ou the Confed erate si would not support the goverrumoot In it present pos.tios. 1 have eudeavered to dissuade every young man i could from eolie Ung, telling them that they were going te fight fer slavery. Dei blu Babkhl fc>Uot Gone.—Tiara ie ao weapon aa valuable lor cioae fighting as ttos double barrel shotgun The truth of this con vietion was fully established by the battle at Fort Doneieon, where lb* greatest havoc of the field la Suid to have been effected by this kind of weapon. W 4 believe there is no look of double barrel shot guns in the .Southern Mute*, if it he objected to them that they are uot ao tlleuuve as other weapons at long dtstauoes, we reply that the soldiers of ifie South are not going to fight BlluUg distances hereafter. However much w* may desire to keep ihe Yankees at a distance in time of peace, We must come to close quarters in time of wer, if we ever 4 xpeot to equalise their advantage of numbers. Alsiandhi* A gentleman ol high charac ter and intelligence has given ue a shocking picture ol the outrages perpetrated upon help lew women >u Alexandria, it mokes th* blood ran cold to ihtufi that such tbiugs .an be, hi this lb* Ifiih century, aud ia a land pretendiug to be civilised; things which cannot be irons lered to paper, but whieh, sooner or Ltor must, bring down Divine rengeei.cu on their perpe trators. Wo do not believe that Gun. McClellan is aware of these crimes; but ifjve could get hie boeriujr, we would appeal to him as au honora ble fotman to investigate them himself, and fur tbe cake of humanity and religion, put so end to such ibconeeivabi# borrois - Richmond Die. 5i h. Mas. H W. fsv'sf. 1.6. tv lut Yakiiii at Koamobh —From balurday, tbe day of tbe surrender of Koankwh*. UU the following Wed 4 >• . .44 room iu the house of Dr. Ritters, on tbe isiaud. In thie room the Major dLoovered a portion of a keg of powder, (be private property of Dr. Ritters. Un Wednesday morning, understaudiog that he was to be removed on shipboard tbe Major took about twenty pounds of the powder aud rolling it .in a sheet, .and* a sort of cartridge, and rammed it up tbe pipe of the stove thnt stood in the room. In the oouree of an hour after com pleting the job, th* Major was removed, and hie mild being otherwise occupied thought little more of it. From come of our wounded soldier#, who bed been fell at Elisabeth City, nnd who ar rived here last night, wear* informed that one raioy day last week the Yankees, for th* firnt time, built a fir* ia the stove. In n few minutes the explosion took plaoe, blowing the bonce te ruiu aud killing and wounding fifteen or twenty Yankees The accuracy of the above is beyond question. if iehinond Examiner. Anns in PnivAta Hanho.— We learn from the Richmond that over savra thou sand Sts ini of lire arms have been delivered over to the military authorities by tbe ciiixeue of Richmond in response to a recent procla mation by Ibe Governor of Virginia- all of them good aud effective weapon*. In aJditiou to the firearms about two hundred sabres aud seventy artillery swords have been received. There itao way of estimating the wealth of weapons in private bauds throughout the Con federacy. If our several Stele Governments will but require an exhibit by tbe pe-ipte of their resources in this respact, (here will be found to be no want of the tueaus to carry ou eucrgetu warfare. At the late Term of Baldwin Superior % Court, the Grand Jury found a true hill against Baylu J. Hatching* for High Midemeaa.>r The of fenae charged is of e delicate_naier*. ToecClng a oerteia class of our pop .latiua, and is punisha hie with death. The accused has been several mouths in Milledgavilie, where he kept rooms a* a Daguerrean artist. !( was bora aud raised ia Forsyth county, Georgia, and hi now at Urge, bat will probably be overtaken by a Bench if or ***** ** to jail —Js miktm Motor dor. Mfe.A young Missisaippiau, who wu taken prisoner at Fort Donation, has arrived in Mem phis. it appears that after the surrender he, with other prisoners, was detn.lod to chop wood for tbe camp, each chopper being guarded ty an aruied Hessian, but happening to think sf his old lather and mother at home, Misissip|i put his axe tato the Heeeiau's bead Instead of iato a ,o l* •“<* traveled. He goes into tbs service agaia. f > a . ___ obatruotlow of the Kaal T.niiei.ei ami Vifgioia Railroad have baca ramovad—ao •aya tha kaoavilla Kegialer of lha Sftth ult., hut lha aatua |>apar ia aaolhat rolumuaaya Tha big rook which baa ao loag hung threat aolngly over lha Raw Tanncaaea and Virgin ia Railroad track, thia nida of tha Wautauga bridgo, fall during tha heavy raiaa on Satur. day uight, thereby detaining the trnina. Ttn A Laanv Ruga,.—A new aompany, making tha fifth tram Doughtartj couaty, hat baan formed ta Albany, called tbo “Albany Katwle,” under Capt. VI. H. Slaeghtar. Thl. . good work for a ooualj wko haa auly a voting population of 100. A Waakiagloa corraapondant wrilaa Ikat “little haa baen eatd of lha pnea muaay earuad by lha craw us uar blockading veaaela, but tha amount i-nnnol ba antall. Th, ahara dua to Commodore Allea, us the South Caro liaa, which made ao maay capturoa ia lha gulf, ia over gIuv.UUU. Niaaloan time, that auut ia to ba divided among hit oil,era aud man.” _ 1 *> aor forre, ,f ~ o “'.W n '..i “ rJ ” directing thet ell ‘hers, drinking shops, r other biases where liquer is retailed bt Immediately obied Uierel Orfen, Hbaix/r* Abut or tbb Mixaiaaippi, [ Jackson, Tenn., March &, ) Soldier* ■— I aeaurne this day the commend the Army of tbe Miesiasippi, for the defense of our homes and libertioe, and to resist the subju gation, spoliaiiou aud dishonor ot cur i*ople. Our mothers and wivei, our sisters aud children, expect us to do our duty, even to the sacrifice of our livas. Our lose©#, since the c mmenceeieul of this war, iu killed, wound ad and prisooei*, are now about tbe sama as those of the enemy. He must be made to alone for these revere** we have lately experienced, ‘i hose reverses, iar trout dlsbearteniug, must nrv* us lo new deeds of valor muJ putriotbm and should inspire us with au unconquerable detenu mat ion to drive back our invaders Hbould any on# id tbU army be uo. qua! to tbe task before us, let him transfer his arm* and equipments at once to braver, firmer hands, and return to hie home. Our oause is as just and sacred as ever anima ted men to take up arms; and if w are true to It and to ourealve* with tbe continued protection of tbe Almighty we must and shall triumph. G.T. BEAUREGARD, Gen. Commanding. * *■ tiMilire Appiilatit. Wear# advised that Gov. Brown bae con ferred the appointment of Reuator from Geor gia to the Confederate Congress, u|on Dr. J. W. Lewis, vies,Gen. Toombs who had decYibs ed to accept Ihe poaition, lor reasons lo which we have already referred. We learn, also that Dr Lewis has accepted the appointment, and will proceed forthwith to discharge the duties ol the high trust cou (led lo him. If elevated patriotism, great practical wisdom, atom and unlwo4i;<i..w*HiT, • oen in the peraou of Dr. Lewie, Georgia w.li ba ve one, of whom we predict, she wt’l be justly proud, and the Confederacy one, upon whom in every hour of trial, she may cooli deot’y rely. He is not the orator that some may he, hut he will prove tl e sound, practical statesman) and do honor to the State. Gov. Brown baa made a most excellent appoint ment He has avoided ‘Scylla end Cbarybdis both, end selected for ihe vacant pout, a tried, true, able, aud houeat man.— Atlanta Tntel tit JtjDtktn. The Confederate Circuit Court, lately bald in file aity.adj urued after a mmmd . I ten days or murs The grand jury failed to fiuj true _bill against tbe persons brought here from the nor them counties on a charge of irsfß. We are advised that the evidence ag dust these men was autticieal to show that some of ibtui were dan germs end disaffected meu Their off nee c insis ted more of words and threats then in overt acta Rome of tbe principal wi'nesses on the part of the Government failed to attend, and It was thought be. t to reUsns them upon their tak lug the oath of allegiance to the Confederate Btete*. Sornedauger wi aoprobeuded, upon tbe return of these men to their homes, of conflict between lb. m and certain eitiw ns wboee livas they had threatened. We bave beard of nodi* turbanne in ibat quarter, end bopu these fears wre not well founded If these ivaily in favor of the South, they have uow en oppor tunlrt to show their loyally and defend ihe Slate If they favor the tyrant, Li tbeui go to hiu,— It is cheaper to fight them than to terd them Little H<j< k T>tte itrmoernt, 27 th nil Be net Deceit*!. In view of the late disasters to our arm*, we •otic* that the northern papers, exulting over their victeries, entertain the hope that the “re hellion” will soon be closed, on J have s> cording iy, commenced to disco.4* the propriety of Fro tecioratei for such of the Stales os may he brought under the rule of their military deopc turn. Tfie,N'tw Yor i Tribune assuan s that the ‘rebel’ States are uow annihilated, their iustilu Hons efipi -L.I wny Itself dissolved In the South. A generous ex eeption, however, ia made iu fever of the mar rtage relation. Three fourths of the North —the same who put in power that political Yahoo, Abrabaui Lincoln, to rule over the tree people of the South —are clamoring for the monstrous dogma of negro emancipation. They have war red violently upon the iuaiitu iou oi slavery lor the last tea years, and are determined It shall fail even ts the power of the military be required to insure Us destruction. Even the fit. Louis Republican, a journal published ami circula'ud largely in tbe heart of a slave Bute, tacitly winks at this policy, and utters tbe t.diowiag baee sentiment; ‘‘As a military uecesaity.it might be indorsed, and iu the ease of one or two of the soaoded Slaiee, it may U justifiable to impose a government on the people of those States a government which, uoheppily must be supported by arms.” The pratcutioiia of good will and lorbearauce from the enemy are bypo< ritioal and lalse. Thesilkeu threads wbnb they seek to throw around u.*, if not speedily cut with the sword, will, when we awake to au appreoi* tion of our condition, bo found to be turned to irou fetters. So let peace makiug traitors in the Confederacy beware. Mmiykt* Appeal, Can Beer...A Coed Brink Boil a small leacupfui of com till oof:, aad airing it like bead* to preveul pouring it out of the bottle. But this into e thick, strong bottle, which till with moiaaaca sweetened water rather sweet to diiuk. With a long smooth cok, of soft white pine, air (gas) tight. Keep the bottle at e temperature of 00 to Mi, and hwfure using set the bottle iu cold water. The first preparation may requite several days be foie hi for use. If it sours, repleuiab the sweet ened wmier. The coni wiH fret fbr sev*rC months without chains, and even then a few! ol the old grains ah. and be retained /or amu cleue. It does not i. quire tube warmed n said iu yoqr No. It), and if wanu lose* the hue flavor. When ouce U is uoder way (whioh sometimes requires new beginners a week or two) it cau be made in three to s.x Lwuis. 1 have used this beer for fifteen years, iu tbe summer the tweet cued water is added after one maal aud is ready for use the next, in tbe winter a longer time is required. This beer is superior to uy cider or beer I have ever drank -inn..cent for a child i Ukeo so soon as the gas forms aud not peimit ted to soar.—Te. Coltuator. Tbe Senate of iLo lMaware Legislature ha* followed tbe example ol the House aud pa**od au act declaring Ibe toifaituia of the lottery prtvi cgss giauted some years since to Kicbaid France, ot Baltimore Among the ieieet Norfolk rumors is uue to the effoetthet e French man-of-war ie ou the way up J ernes river, it is supposed bound to Richmond fur tbe purpose of receiving tbe to hecco bought by the French Government. Promoted.—We learn that Lieut. Henry C. Mitchell has been promoted to the Captaincy of the * Border Rangers'* since tbe resignation of Capt Strother e position which he is eminently qualified to fill. 4> k blacksmith io Wilkes county has com menced the manufacture of Indies* sewing nee dies, end will soon be able to supply any re quired quantity. The sample which we have seen is for eswiug.cambric aud tius linen, aud to all appearance will auswor every purpose, equal to tbe best imported, and “warranted not io out in the eye.” Sawing cotton and sew lug needles are now being made in the Southern Confederacy —who will start a button factory?*’ We have only time lo that Wash ington county has responded nobly u. the oail of the Governor for volunteer* Two full com panies were received by Col. Uook on yester dni. The number required from the county was only ninety men Snarfcrsvitfe tfrorgion. T. 8. SPEAR, Km < i-iooi u S iv t'urple, cur. Broad A llmidolpli • OOL.UMBUB, aBOBOIo PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER lrjyna wAYirmrjisL wnt'M jrawimuii tfi STERLING SILVER & PLATED WARE HAIR WORK, A iwtoi; „l p.tun.. I will u. „r j.r,7 i„4,u J*Uujo u,.j r 4 ii.i WATCHES, CLOCKS dtc JHWEL R.'V’ tUv.iroil 1,, fluiu|lot ,prlonl Workmen, ,u rr,ot.a CANHBI CANES I ...14, -liver. lr..r, H.*J> HWory or '- ,k ’ ■=i>DL.; ; . PEBBLE SPECTACLES Vl T ♦# fluid il ‘tri-l KrniH>‘ es tbe best quality iu*nutaiur*d. ii lasses set in old frames to suit all eyes. 1 m\ ttoifie attention of all to my Stock, and will show It with pleasure, whether yoc purchase o’ no JMa Purple's old Stand, Comer Broad and Randolph Streets. Cotaoibn* Qa., Oet. 36, 1868 —dwtf T S. SPEAK PRISM in loot-iinit VI THE <IK KICK K TIIK cjot .TTTMrnTTcst ■nr*Y'nnr'v*” w wL m JUUL ML J wS£9 -Jin a.ixiß Jw...si COLQUITT & WARREN, ?■#,-*/ * ‘nliDu 7. - ‘-rM/m mBWJmt Mifmßmm KlMllimi ST MET, ARE PREPARED TO EaECUTE wm am job mmw an every Style of the Art (PMLAtWJ <om ¥&!>,. AMD WITH DISPATCH. They linvo also a oomplet ItOWk-BIJHIEKY, An.l Mill (tul ii|t Hooka in in. -Ijlc ol lliii.li #. 1 ‘oiuiiil.i.M, (<H,rptt, Mhv Vo, |Mf‘l. SPHIN6 VALE INSTITUTE CUTIIBEKT, UA. Tilt nett ftesefoa of lb.. ur anU M.pula W. li.mU will op. o VJ||UN MONUAV.JAMIAU V U end continue five months. Competent Tea* tier* will be in aileudanco. Hoard can Ik- had with tbe Principal** and private thiiilhes of near (eatdeiu-c* on reaaoaabie terms For further particular* send for a catalogue There are seven reasons wby Una dchoul corn in* nd* itself to public notice in preference to many ofoor popular schools. let. The heaithlulne** of I he location. *d. Its frennea* liuni ell Ue vices winch i end to [ allure the mind front deep and earnest application to ■ ■indy. 3d. T iliortiughn. * aud diligence to which lit* *iuden> ‘ subjected- - eing lauahi that lie has au ‘ urneti. waste 4th Vocal a*umc ta a arly exercise. free of charnc ‘ iu which the whole acho.il ptm in the ,wi accents j - which aiouaea (lie tired intellect, aud restores etas- ! ttetty to the drooping mind sth The elforls made m deveiope the utu dby the ] use of practical instruction at the eipeuae ol tbe impractical htb, Tbe deep interest mail Healed by the Teacher* Trualrea, aud I mien*. give* it Ibat nocia! aud lively aspect, mi harmonious to the youthful toiud—r< n ‘ dering the school-house a plrasanl rea**n to the him j deni instead of a house ot dread and hatred ?th. The *ys!emattc manner in which the a* booh ‘ I conducted ‘Heaven'* first law” is adopted and piacticed A R. EIM.KKI ‘ Principal t uihfo n Us . Her H wti TO f-tEISTT, Tilk middle HTohK under Warren * Arvada ‘Pl‘> u ’ J'”:N H IHltt.N f*ec 14 Hf Troy Manufacturing Cos. “*635*J Wi* wouMklfilt renu mio-mt itt wc “W w *•' “Ull manufacturing largely for wnoie and retail the following artitir* via— liaim,Hedrtleads, Wooden War. MaUes r*Aeu l " w rr*-e lor Ihe ASH regardless oil he Tsrifl Healer r will find tl m titeir interest iti call on us before seiidmc ibeiror eeiv tu loreign wiarketn ash order* win receive pnmpi attention; JBFFRKrtnN HAMILTON. t olembes, March Mth—dtf til papers in winch we advertise cooy pvr change HOME INSURANCE 1 L'IKK.MaRINB AND RIVEB.RIUKrt taken r lowest rates, by THE eiEOBSwI A hmk insurance company, OF COLUMBUS, GKUKGIA. . . U F WILUUX, Kac-y. ESSlrSfcSyJe ‘" , ' u, “ u ‘ bu - Baker & Jarvis’ Island Guano. B®™.® A ”' 1 at ‘'..limit,,,. „r tb. iu.iuii !•. p.of.'oj i„„g, lk .„ aumm.re lu Flsutew and other* tn any EX* F* “ **"•” pnoo., .CIU.I r,,0,M .. A ““Wiv.lw.y.iui hand W ” - **lt I It ARh A kit w. D. WOOD, ATTORNEY at law AMI UOLICITOR IN ( HANCERY %1/ILI ALA. w SuTikSSTisli” ?r u u ul “** RwstU lu'a.l ‘ Henry, Mecuaand w inf . ‘** •■tmniod to h charse he sjasowa: HIKK HOUHIC, Union Springs, Ala. * TIIUJ new and commodious .h. House, i ihe leiunuua oi the- F Mobl>t ‘ H,,J Girard Hailroad, i* now •■-Mipleie 0r.1.-r lor t|..- rec.epinm | of customers, and la not *nrpit*ed I b y xy IU fhn sec lion of ronnlrv ho the ronveuienre ! nlii* Hccominodatn.il* Hive ua a call and prove ! *ht we say. JOHN M FKA/IKU Jani—dlv FRANK JAIKHON. SILVER RUN HOTEL. Seal's) Dej>ot. Till# well known huuse is atil LvIR T kept in ita usual food order, and ■ at nrumoduiio it* lot all who KlKit ,u * y rftil Tbe preaeni Proprietor wiliaparr . noo mi* lor the comfort of hi* customers j Juultt —w I v K R, (• I I.KEK7 UKOKUIA, Marlon County, TWO MONTHS ailer date, application will be * made lo the Hon. Court of Ordinary of said County, for leave to tell the lands belonging to the estate of Mary McGarrah, late of said county, deceased. JAMES McGARRAIJ, Adm’r Oct 14, 18*1 w2u. | Strayed, From uy piece near Cotton Valley a tall Bay Horse six years old i in bob tailed, with one white biud foot and ankle A suitable reward will te given for his delivery to mo, or any information concern, ibg him will be thankfully received m*v*P -wri* lin k .1 ItßnWy. KIIW tKU, tg 1 :; ihenrresr and delivery of negro Bob. -laoout ie years old; 5 feet 10 uiehes high, well proportioned; one leg is bowed out; weighs about 175*, square utaseive face; •Awatoeth perfectly sound and regular; beArd under the chin; talks fast and well; has a hah ol clenching his jaws, thee the chewing muscle can he seen to swell out; also of drumming his biigers. He has a fresh shot wound thro* the lelt arm below tbe elbow; wore of! an osuaburg shirt, red Hattuel undershirt, old cleth cap, old, brown torn pants; or, may have taken a good satinet lined sack-coat, good blaok and wkite moitled pants, aud drab soft bat. Was raised between Fort Gaines and Apalachicola. JUna way Ist February Irum Celumbus. iebd dwti C.T. CUSH .MAN. notice. subw rtber ortVre lor tale a valaabh I®**''"’ oi 111 the 7th IMninuol V\ oilh . ..uu .consisiiug of *ww acres ol Land. U 0 nr dfc I*o Acres open l.amU. anew Um House and m-iew upon the plane. 160 u, aoo head ol Cauk.abou I number o flings, end *l head of sheep. Terms will be made at (uuiiiiodaiiug j ini strictly so *koo 111. cal, taaffo,od KuqouoVi A11,.,,, .'jo, liijl s Livery Miahles, for irections to the uU, e Jum.-wU Tlliw 11. KffMlAl.L RUKlilA—ChAttAhooabea Cuuuty: RTtITICK TO I,EBT„It A, u l KEOITIIK.o A , 11-I—’O. l ll -J 1-1.1.d lu flieaotau .. I A H Au.tin LT. ‘■“••“liooitioo ctiuaty, doi-d.,,,. ,o„u ‘ I J, L'd""’’ Pr.nt, and all poraonakav rU'u uutlkod lu | .01 Ikon, in lot in. of 11,,. |,„ f„ t “ lu eo Nuvoniliot 4, Itiftl— l*' 1 . -i Ik KM., Ad j PLANTATION AND STOCK FOR SALE, I 1,.v0 cow, to the .onclu.i..n to t arulina, ,ny relative.r. al.- i .ie SM; lie,.lore I Wlok lu .ell All Iti.i I u,„ w , , ‘■ 1 Have, benutiftil lull.- ...deoeel. nh of Culureku.,, ,„J 111. lruy tarturv Three bundled ai-re. ol euud l.aiid, a.iluu.ruved; atimil IMI in a .u.,d ataieol ai'l™ dwellin, li..u.e, near | rn •tASles, gm bouse nod screw; fanuiua utensils ofaii kind., cow., hoffa, mute.. . H o, ‘hlreh„u Ilk Im. u” and rudder. ,„d vanou.otlier arthlss luo tedious iu mention. In a flrstral* neiah. burhood g ou d neighbors and good sojiety Please call and look at my land and stock ,t,y r,e * w May 7th-wtf. * * BRIN^ IE LD. LeVert Fri:ale Rolfegc. I TALBOTTON, OA . THK Bxerctae# of this Institut * on Hi** ilihi a more xciitletuaiiiy inffiF) I ';* in be limiml anywhere in the^ary lie posacaaes rare t'c"tVAv. •*‘*‘>u iplu, e . t'Olfege. He iiiuiHUiiiSHi, a Ills pup it* wiilif* i. adiniiahte order. mylWfori tu-en surjU!4sva jg, n, pidlty we and a taaduale ol’ the is liutip,"’ JI ‘| M Inn purpose VO devote himself eicV- | HiiivqfK t |, r „oble occ.upatioiiin which he h now u Jrrlsr I W r. A. Wynne, I i*iUoU‘ , i. uu ryv, ( 1 laM BALE. 1 • will sell n-. I ,--ide oiith r ®ntail*i where 1 _ L-i,.■•lr.tr.l. *||.H-Vm,, ,4 £ a, ,iS „uiii„vwn4. r,,i it I Ilk l “"‘V * . ~,,,,1 l„0'r >,. 11, a lirlPr.trvui iivk. ‘ A suit (Vieiids that unt> iuem so oPI -M Tfs best Ittiining w.. qh uifttie big lord on theiine of Kuc.’ i 700 sites on Ay cock's creek, small iutpi. I em Ii tract, and inunv sraltering lots I wMiseTlow My residence is in vlity cniimy Ha , nine mm : i„, low Fori (dallies, iimi Eleven fioui Ulakely I aui sell all my pioperty on tlie place if I c.iu There j, the rise el one hundred negroes, and stuck in lion. ( ait and look; a bargain can tie bought m eta, er of the places. fulvl4—wit. ‘ MW HTAMfEB PHS. I,KM & I’IIKI.IS DKN ritSTis. OFF ICK Corner Broad aud Ran loip!. rSc:eet| COLUMBUS H folit, \ Deco inner 31,1861. * A ils h X>x*. XX. No>^l dbWtibt. l ,FFH K i„ J„n.’ >.. over rlpear’s. 2d tl .or, rto.ithw eat corner ~ i, xml Randolph Ht eote, ('olunibue, (it O. tuber ti IMi l—d w 1 y. snorter, < liumhers A .Shorter ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ‘ KUFAULA. ALA. Will practice in Barbour and the * ljomin oounttesof Alabama and Georgia. a. S. HBoRTKH W. H.CRAMRKKm H n sUjgTt, May 27, 185 V. ts CIII.I.ENS & TURNIPSJ£EI>, ATTORNEYS AT I,A\Y FORT GAINES, GA Will practice in Clay aud adjoining eounti* in Goorgia, andiu Henry county, Ala Apri’ •* HH-ttf Tlioina- IV Coblt, ATTOHNKY AT I.AW, FRKSTON, Webster County, Ga. Will practice in tbe countierof Clay, Chxtta I hoochee. Webster, Early, Kaudolph. Stewart au Suuitor. Particular attention given to oollectiii and remitting. Jau26 1857wti M. 11. ROGERS, ESQ., AtUruey and Couutellor al l.„w, Ciliuer, Tniia, II It ROHKNn K.I, AIU y „,i,| ‘V*. Law, anil GtMeial I and A vent i . atletid proiupliy to Ilie (Ollection of ( t.tiui!i A oiunicalftii.’ -m-ureteil iv iltioiil delay a .1.1.- --t, Mrtl.TVlM |, j j J H IA V I.oH VUI lUI : i \ i.oli it i\ v l.oi, ATI’OKN KViS AT I ,A\V. Liillilh’H, La. U/lt.l RKAI ‘I ILF iii vh t .tuiilien.it Baker,l'; 4 , • < •".> mi. Kany ttandojph, riiew.m a. I | and will give proiNUl attention lo all bitxiiiess -u ... J led to iheiu nov’il vsr M. J. PARKER, ATTO I {N 1-: \ r A'r I, A w Colquitt, Hiller Cos., oa. I November eth, 1860.—wtf I MuscDgree Sheriff Salts I W u 4-1 j before Hit* t uit llmi.r I VT Mil SCI gee CullnU; Oil me ll lue-,1 y y ‘l nel between the u. uol houiH oi ui. I boat (Jnewaila, her engines and h mk i.s ~,i. and ail her outtii aim furniture, . •m-o- i„, , , 1 cnuiliion tisairs X eiinois, 4 . luaitreHS*-- j. ( . I XI pillow ca ts, 4tt rl.eetM, xtt con.ioii^,i,„ ‘ ‘ I not lie and towefr, ‘2 wash aland*, im, „ . K 4 tables. X par.oi sloven. I au.ail etov. , i ia( l i boiler, sla nipt, i I office cha i, I larr.-e ook u,- B and turniiu/e, | lot oirrockery fer >abi>- • ■ ewers, basin.-, A. i lot knives ml ■irk.-, i ■ wash mbs and woodeuwaie, I mei'i.i •* * beet ‘ m .spittoons small >t of I liriams, wu.ersiand at,. .... | er, .mall lot ol t aware, 1 hep, x laiye haw.. , L author, I set blacksmith's Uols (not .oii';i tii hand taws aAd oil cans, levied on to satisfe .i my hauds leiurpabie to the iua . h term iwa | Inferior Con.it fhaid Voun-y, n, f lV ,. r -j’: .. I hen _v vs said Steamer < hew all I ui.d owite'. pi ; ; ly point.-d out i.y the I’ldini It, rnh. 17, 141. Jxfi.Cj.L'bOK - A N It .1 t V v. E R . im ISII.I TilS Mill i Muscogee Sheri If Sides, Uil.l, be soui before (he Umh Koui and cuy m t.oiuuihua. Xuacog. r county, (>a h St I'ucarl.iy in April m At, williui ilo o fc -;. **l *•!♦-, tile follow lug plop* ity. to v\ U: Lt*u N*)*. XS, and Uu, 111 i/ie Norihem l.n tin. .i joining ti** - ( ity ol t'oiu obua, earh i (•niaiiiim bull a* ‘*. mo i* nr lesN, together with all the nn| i •* ateula ou the same AJ*o the Bn k \ardum., •i* cupie IH. and uaed hy J S Wlilij.ino. ailjnit.Uif H MM(btMMMeI • lie i ,i> ..i Uuiuuihtis,coni thirteen a* re* i-f.a: Aio line*- u.u.- iw<*‘2-horae wa/toiiH and harness, a i i-vi *1 *n r ilt* property >l J WiUiam* l* tai.-'i ali la i sued rum iue ml* in ii o..ii ofsud county, iu no ofllo.l 11-iya Va Mtid Witliam*, niid other cieiuii i in my h mu*. J AMt.rt ti t OOK, Hli Fe i iaiv ‘i'l In. *J - wlda. Muscogee Mortgage Slid Sale tie *nlu before the Courl-hnese ilhmiih l it* *l (JoiumliUH, touniy, (• the lat Tneaday in ,M y neat, within ihe Ufi hoiirn ofaaln. the followmp property to wit fc. .j Ah a negro man about Xa yt-aia oil; 3>) ear* old, Aloar w ahout Mi y, rt i.>nd lli-iui. i ah*. in dly.ar* old; llunnuii aos year* opt. ahd her ciiilit Flank, all levied on ui fropcityot Jaiuea 8 Williams, In ,atot> a M 4n i Kaissued from the wupenor Court i Mu. county, lulavor ol A J Kohiaon v. aaid U .• propity pointed out iu ssul ti ta ■'AME i (, <'(>t #L n February ii Ihfil-wtda. RULE Kftffl.— Whereas W a Mtlt, aduu’i* ,, ‘ tor on the estate of Amos lluu.au, a/o-K’ ne for letters ol UismiHanin irom Mid ad'u*c j ion: All persona concerned are hereby notified i- eieir cause, il any they have, w itlnn me nine j.n ‘ J by law, why ll.e-nid \A A bell should nm be missed from said adiniliistrain.n. Given uiid.-r uiy hand and signature, this ‘ ‘ mil INI'. MAI I >M 11 A 11<. “Kl - wi*m. (iltlOtiC* 1/i, Muscogee C ounty. liLE Nlii-wCourt of Ordinary, 1 Term, 1881. ? ura|, Ann Jeler, AdmiaiauatriA lh* • > Wiiiium I. Jeter deceased, having applied i"< ■ <rton.lt is ordered that nil persons concerned **"• caure, u any ifiey have, why *aul Adluin^USh l thould not <•• diaoiisse at the Court ol 11 he held in and tor *ni<l (Vusiy, on the find M*m*l’ iu April next, and that ihn* older he publirfl* “ cording ti law. A true extract from the miniiieaot said ( ouri JMO JOIIMBC.N Bepl.k! Ihrtl Wtim * Ordimov Executor’s Sale. WILL be sold belore thecourl hoii*e diM>r B |l,b ’ Viria in M .non (oui.it Georgia, by virtu*- • : order from the Court of Ordinary for said i ouni>. • ) * the first Tuisday hi May nest within lb |aW hours of aalc all the lands hekiiiginy t<> ibeeM* 1 * John W Or Itin late ol said iViunly diceasid. ban ui uu lit her IW7 in ti e 31st dismit ol oiif**** lee now Marion county. Terms made known on the day of sal*’ AULL CHAMPION. Kscculer i v r vai.lm OEUUOIA, Marioii ( ouiityt iirUSREAM J. M. Anders applies fr * of administration on the estate l W I *’ ders lateot saidiounty, decan ed: 1 hese are therefore to cite and admonish singular, the kindled and creditors Ol said deers*'” lo be and appear ai (be Court of Ordinary • * n * ‘’ said county. i„| file their obiectious, il any tu- : have, Otherwise said letters will be granted on 11 tiist Monday in April ne*t. Given under uiv liuud and official tignaiuie, is** Feb. , iwi’ci MAl.i nil HAIR. Ordinal J Feb. 18. I*ll2 wJOd. Admluisirator's Mslc. Us 11.1, bn aohi agreeably to an order of tb* 1 ul Ordinary oi Muhcogee l oumy, 1 Tmsday in March nest, nt the utiial jilhr ul I' o ' l mg Mheriff Males in the city of Columbus, ibe‘"” . cst of Chailes i*. \V urni'in, deceased, in N u aid part of Lot No lit, in the city of <;oN bu ‘ Mold to perfect tittmr JanMd W.L. WfIRNAM. Adn 1 GEORGIA Marran County: ; HULK Nlm|.—Whereas Abel Chameion, 1-'".” I torof John W. CJritfiii, having made app |u3l, I lor leltsis of dismission irom s.iid RxecutorsbiJ*- I All persors concerned are hereby required i” ‘ ■' 1 ‘ I cause, ifanv they have, within the lime prrf"* ■ by law, why said. Idlers of dismission should t*'’- ‘ I granted to said applicant: 9 Given under my hand and official signatarc. ‘ ’ | Nov. 12th, I6GI. MALCOM IIA 18. OrJiiiU! I Nov. 18th, IBrtl wf.ui
