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Pcnsacoja Correspondence ojf Uo "Postal fserricc in ill Confeatjratc BLACKIEDGE MILEY, Gen, Twigg? aad PrcsidCHt Buclianan, mi mx gome Jm To tlie Feast M.SXVFACTCBB op Perccssioit Caps. Mr, Carl Schott, an ingenious mechanic of this city, has been turning his attention for the past few days to tho manufacture of percussion cups. We hare seen a specimen of his caps, and are glad to be able to announce that they are a The Washington and have each ieclared tlj their policy was not aggros sivc-r-thatjo extensive military" prestations "(ji was making -were purely If this were literally true, iliac wouhe small probability of acfiuA war be'een the sections. But the fiitis, tlmtfhe attitude taken by eithpupiii'fy m.t be aggressive, from ne causes that provoked ifedal Govern ment assumes tlijiW boweJs co-exten A. C.

GOEDOIf Embracing all; styles of Goods for LADIES, GENTLBIEN', which they solicit an examination- hy their friends and customers before purchasing elsewhere. Theh- Goods arid prices mil show for themselves. THE LADIES Win find a large assortment of now styledi Which they would do -svoll to call and see, be-; foro They have onlaria a largo lot of BAGGING AND ROPE, Which they will sell as low as if can bo bought uu ur umi iioau. Their Btoct of Negro Blankets-Shoes Kerseys, ARE LARGE. They have just a largo qnantity pf.

i Seed Black and TVMte Oats, -Seed Wlieat, Barley; XJVJU' J-O Oil OJ3LSUMJ9 Cloildng for Men, Youths and Boys, TRUNKS, TALTSES, CARPET JiAUS, IT ART) WARE, GLASS CROCKERY" TV STONE JTJG WARE, Are tetter nnd fuller than ever beforo. 7 STJGAR COFFEE, SALT, FISH, MOLASSES, POWDER fc-SHOT, And every thing else, for man nnd beast, except Coivi. They are daily expecting to nrrivo, by tho new and fast inuning Steam TJcuee, lrom Oiucinnalti, a lot of BACON FLOUR, ivhicb will bo sold low ps the times Sun, P.n'sacola5 May 13. Six companies 5th Itcgirncnfc, Qeoi'gia-tYoliftiteorsj tave -ai-rivcd. Tiio Georgia Croysrancl Irish Volunteers ar rived at 12 o'clock last The Reg- imenb is Ijcitigcucampccl on-tlic Railroad, 'about oncmilo from town, whore they remain until the arrives and reports his field and staff officers, when a position will be given and duties assignod them.

The boys are all in good spirits, and are. generally in very good health. It is the most orderly camp ever saw. Every man as becomes a sol dier r. end the jtrospecU a.

are T)nor. ATv nninfrm isflinf cnvnvnl will elapse before the light will commence. Gen, Bragg is not as well prepared as a looker-on would suppose, and hois not troinn- to saerifif.ft his man. Wian flw fight commences yon may be sure wo are alhngkt. The idea of storming; the fort without Iiitooursbigccn tiio Xavy Yard and Pensacola fnjs ceased, except by officers who go on duty.

I was over yester day and permitted to pass only by showing my authority. Everything is conducted in military manner, and we have to make an exhibit in goiug about. This course was adopted "to keep spies and idle talkers from knowing what is going on, Every soldier is prohibited from giving press or outsiders any information ho may possess of Ofon. Rragg's. intention; so I caunot tell you what I hmib, but I can assure 3'oul know, but little.

All sorts of rumors are reports fly so thick and fast that wo give credence to nothing we hear. We can only remain quiet and allow things to develop themselves as; they may. It may interest your readers to know a little about this place aud its people, as everybody has heard of Pcnsacola, but that is about all. This is not a prepossessing place by any means. 'The streets are narrow and badly pavetl, and pedes-truins at night barely escape villi whole, limbs, so rugged and rough are tho, walksC.

The Houses principally are old, clilnpida-ted, one story wood shanties; not more than ouc lmlf ever experienced the painter's touch. Three largo brown wooden buildings, jic.acJha, lft jmlMi-bf-, Jictonnngnrj, tors Latham and MaUo- 'Chase, and Senrt ry. The whole place is a sand bed. aud it s-onld trouble you to find a place that would Tprout a pea. The inhabitance (as we soldiers say) are divided into two classes male and female.

The mate portion pay very particular attention to the purse of the soldiers, and the female the same to the person. The merchants goxirjc you at. every point; in fact, everybody that you have any dealings with innkcs you pay dearly for it. A Lieutenant in the Louisiana Regiment informed mo that "the men of Iiis company, on their arrival, had to pay fbn cents each for Water to wash their hands aud faces in. I have made but two trades since my arrival.

I gave $1 50 for a four bij; knife, and 2,50 for'tho use of a horse' for one hour and a half, and when I remonstrated With the fellow about his enormous charge, ho simply asked if I knew the pricO of corn. I replied libit I'did not, as I had retired from tho corn trade several years nco. He tcrV kiiidlv" informed mc that corn was worth S3 per bushel, and as this was a Mock domt argument (over the left) 1 concluded to pay up and iii futute inform myself of the price of horseflesh per hour before I indulged ill the luxury of a ride. G. G.

Munitions of War Tho Government ti-dflshort. Jeff. Bdvis, arrived atr our wharf yesterday with a large quantity of this munitions of war. including abtiot 3000 hot-sliof, weighing fifty pounds each. The SL Cliarles, which also arrived yes- terday, brought a large quantity of bomb shells.

Monti Adv.f 19 tnsL fob Tiie Sourif. The Nashville pa pers, political, literary, agricultural and are all in favor of secession from ttio old Union, and for joining Hie Southern Confederacy1, Nearly all of them were- decided Union papers till they received Lincoln's Orders to' take np arms to assist in subjugating the Cotton States? That order they have answered in a very nianncr. IjlsnimEcnotf. A large number of tho Ohio troops stationed nt Camp" Harrison, near Cincinnati, got trp a "frco fight" among themselves, the other day. Soma five hundred and being" tin-armody made use of rails, liaKngs, stones.

flats, etc. -Tents and tlie inclosuro suffered severely ijjiho' melee. Oitfor was only restored they were' cbiifrofitod by au armed tlireatened witji spiS lipafot ballots. Jt tBtgtm est msuborduTaHon prevnik'S pmoMf these wade Jevces. States, Thdaw whicli sroes into-'oneration on tho fust proximo, requires pro-payment money, iinut xne necessary stamps and stamped envelopes can be procured, at the rate five cents per letter, weighing not moro than half an ounce, for any dis tance not exceeding live Hundred miles; nnrl 1 1 J.

uiiu uvu uuiiia uuiuLiunai ior every Jiait fraction of an ounce; flyer five hundred miles double these rates. Ad- vertised lettors will be charged two cents aauiuon to tiio regular postage. All drop letters, and letters placed in the office for deliver only will be charged two cents; newspapers, circulars and other printed transient matter placed in the omceior ciciivery miiy, mu bo clifmred one cent. The postage on weekly news papers witnin tiio Uonlederato States will be ten cents per quarter: for mner published six. times pey week times that amount, and for other publications in proportion.

Monthly magazines weigh ing not more than one and a half ounces will bo charged two and one half cents per quarter, and periodicals uublished quarterly or bi-monthly will be charged two cents per ounce. Transient newspa pamphlets, periodicals, not exceeding three ounces in weight, and published within the Confederate States, two cents. Por all, matter com-i lisuersJ'Ot newspapers and receive lrom their' respective olhces of publication, pne copy Of each publica tion lree ot postage. The postage system of the (Jonledcratc States willl go into operation in about two weeks. We are confident the Postmaster General has done all iu his power to make the trausition from one Govern ment to another, as little felt possible.

It any ot our citizens should uo at all in convenienced by the change, we hope they will endeavor to bear it in tho bust manner. In a short time, we lnivc no doubt, everything connected with the Department will be found to work smooth- and littrnioiiiously. Alont. Ado. o-f 1 Diahousm.

Tho 2Tew York Tribune chronicles exultingly an account of the. recent horrible occurences at St. LomV, where unoffending women and children were murdcrd in cold blood bv a band of armed minions of the Lincoln government, and says tho work of bringing the people of Missouri to reason "has been well be- p-uii Think of that, men of the South. you who have mothers, wives, sisters and daughters, aud let tho remembrance that the leading journal of tho 3Sorth openly exults over tho brutal murder of those whoso very weakness should haveboeu their protection, nerve your arms in the day when you shall meet your dastard enemies on tho field of battle. The creature who could gloat over deeds which would shame even the heart of a savage, can have no other claim to humanity than that of form.

Jilonl. Adv. A Xobm3 We arc informed air- b. M. Carter ot Slurry comity, 0f connyi am making up a compa- nv to bb uniformed and cntiipod-afr iiia timformou and cqnipod-at own expense, unci in addition io uns, says that all he makes for the next five years, or during the war, ho wilt cheerfully give for the use of the Conteuerato btates Such men, with s.uch souls can conquer the whole of Lineolndorn multiplied by millions of their sort, and the South is full of them, some not able to give so much but like the poor widow will give all thev have if necessary.

Confederate A Negro A negro man, belonging to Mrs Ligon, who resides in the nth District of fhis county, was jmtig at Kingston on last Thursday, for planner nnd endeavoring to incite an insurrection. Tic was tried by a committee of twelve citizens, and the evidence was considerd" sufficiently conclusive as to Ins guilt to warrant Ins conviction and execution. According to his own statements, it was one of the inost diabolical schemes ever devised by any fiend to murder tho citizens of this county, ajid take possession of their property. A white man by the name of Underwood was implicated in the plot, lie is now in jail, committed oit a charge of treason. Several other negroes Were implicated, but WO have not learned the precise nature of the evidence ad duced against them.

When such conspiracies as these arc detected our citizens cannot be too Vigitent in watching the action of the negroes and mean white men. Cassville Standard, VUh Beauregard Dead. The Philadelphia North American now has it that Gen, Beauregard was killed at the Sumter fight, -The following is the story: We saw last evening, at a public Itonsc in Walnut street, a. seaman lately from Charleston, who declares that, to his.pfr-softai knowledge. General Beauregard was killed in the bombardment of Sumter The statement made by our informant is that Beauregard was killed Jby a spent ball, inflicting a cranial contusion, from the efect3 of which he subsequently died.

His remains were soalcdinametalic coffin and conveyed to France. SQrThe Wilmington (ST. Journal "Washington is a doomed City, no matter which party snccceds in the im pending conlliet. It will never again oo a national cairifal. It wilt tiovef again be the capital of either a- Northern or a Southern Confederacy.

For the first it would be tod far North, for.yio sceond it would be too far South, It would be too mticfi exposed in either tftise to be permanently occupied as a seat of Legislation, or aS a place of dop'Osit for public records. Without trade, witlton! eych a good climate, not Situated in fertile count ry, when It ceases to be the of the" Fed eral' Government, it must ecdso to bo at alfr This cnnital which uevei' has 'been 'nisticd, rrover will be. Its gilded and Hescofitt hallsuaro" already hlled with 061)5 nnd Yftndals, IfJndccd it 'wall libel upon thoso noSuT ScandinaYiffw races to compare them. Tfitu, the hordes that rally ad the cfttt of Abfanam Ijin-colfl and Wmv If, Gen. Twiggs, late of United States Army, has addrcsse'd a Jotler to ex-Prest deut Buchanan, in which be says: "Tour usurpecVright to dismiss me from the arxny might in; but you iiuu no liguc io oranq mo.as a traitor, ijureymu, una, a.

mtui treat it as suct, not through ii per son, i snail, most assuredly, pay a visit to Lancaster for tiio sole purpose of 'a personal interview with ypu. So, sir, pre pare yourself, I am well assured that public opinion will sanction any course I may take with you, Pood Pkospects. An esteemed fi-imul oi onrs, a merchant of this city, lias just ruLurijuu irum a visit to the interior aud reports most favorably upon the prospects of the bread crops. He bromrht us a specimen of wheat from HnM "nf 100 acres, now in course of harvpslino- the property of Mr. Louis J.

Moom. near Selma, and says that both, in nnan- tity and quality, the harvest this year will be superior to any previous, experi ence. iUonr ot rood ounlitv has ali-eadv jbeen made from, new wheat. The corn crop also promises to yield very abundantly and thousands of acres extra have 'likely to suffer for want of bread the staff of life. Mobile Advertiser.

A Noble E.espo.se. The Clinton (East Peliciana, La.) Patriot, of the 4th, relates the following': "As the volunteers were mo.ying off on Monday at Port Hudson, a gentleman approached a beautiful young lady who stood watching their departure, through a profusion of tears, and said, "Good morning, Miss are you bidding farewell to a loverwho is it She turned her eyes upon him and replied, "Who is my 'lover Every man in a blue shirt yes, every soldier in the command, from the gallant captain to the last man on his list, is my lover, aud graven upon my heart is their every likeness, in images of true and daring men bold and gallant defenders. Porsucli lovers should I not weep A EoRiim.vCT.E Weapoj? Portsmouth Manufacture. Wo saw yesterday a most effective weapon, in the shape of a pistol seventeen inches long', manufactured in every part, by Mr. Tho Godwin, an ingcuious engineer and machinist, of Portsmouth, Ya.

The barrel is just 12 inches long, and is so arranged as to discharge one or five shots at one lire. This new fire ai'm is remarkable for its simplicity, and yet is Capable of -killing a man at the distance of one hundred yards. Mi Godwin deserves credit for furnishing so valuable a weapon at this time Petersburg Express. Look Out fob Old Ace's Men. A parly of gentlemen left this place for via Apalacliicola, a few days designed" to -j- Santa.

Bsn- rhou near that place the boat was -fired upon by the steamer Mblmwk, boarded and turned back, with tho consoling declaration by its officers that if boarded again, the boat would be seized and confiscated, and the riassomrors and crew made prisoners of war. Humane testimonial this, from those who claim us as a portion of their Government. Oidne', (Fla.) Common wealth, IWi. Adjouhxjiext op Cosohess. Con gress adjourned last night, to meet in Kiehmond, sometime about tho 20th of In the mean time a committee has been appointed to arrange for Gov ernment buildings, and appropri ated to meet expenses.

Many of the members have already left for 'homo, and the remainder go to-day. Several impor taiit bills, which have been passed this session, will now be made public- Mont, 22tfi ts4 In a table given in one of the last speech es dcliverd by M. in tlie S. Congress," it was shown that the Nolhcrn or Free States, have 0,384 miles of sea-coast, and the Southern or Slave States, 23,803 a total North and South of miles. Mr, Koitt also gave the num ber of harbors in the different States on the coast and tlid principal on the rivers at the head of tide.

For the free States, the number of harbors pat down Is ISO; and for the slave States, 249, showing a difference of 60 harbors' in favor of ths Southern States, Tlie. "Hail Splitter' will find some slight difficulty iti blockading such an extent of seacoast, effectivly, JCST Negro stealing is the occupation of a portion of the federal navy in the Chesapeake Bay, id his proclamation, promised protection to the prop erty of individuals, and yet tiio solemn assnranee of the chief magistrate Of the Northern States is broken with impunity under his nose. What sublime spectacle in the scales of jnstice and truth does Amur! ai Lixcots present to the world! The pay for deported slaves will be an other burthen of debts on the Northern warriors. v. i Wo understand from it private Tetter from Pcnsacola, dated May 16th, that twelve men, who were sent from Fort Pickens by Brown, to sound the elinnuel, deserted.

They concluded as they were out Of Pickens, it would be discretion oh thejr part to stay out. The same letter stafeshat these men report, that there are nbout two hundred and fifty in this who would desert on tho first op portunity, Soveral are in irons, somcv of wTiom arp ofiicofs, for expressing Sympatjiy with Xb 'StmUi. Eufaula Mvpres, complete success. He has been able thus! far to turn them out at the rate of 8000 a day by hand. Nashville Banner, Fox- Congress- nro nutliorizud to tuinounce tlie riamc ol' VV.

Siartte, ns conui- ilatefor Congress of the istli OoutTessionai For llepreseixtative. TTTTil urn roi-iiinsffid to nilUOUnce the VY nomo of Hardy W. B. Price, as I'm- Umn-Piionllllive in iliu Slil'u lA'gislatiu-o, lilcetion 1st Monday in August. WE are authorized to announce the immo of LEVI.

PARISH, as a candidate for Representative oi Homy county, iiec tion 1st Jlomlny in August n''Xt, WR arc authorized to announce the name of GRI3EN B. STRIXGElt, as tt cnmlitlale-for Sheriff of llonry county. Election lut Monday in August next. arc authorized to announce UiO'nainc nf JOHN' MELTON, as a candidate for of TJIOJIAS AltllSTROKG. as a camiuiute ior blierilt; lilection lirst iloaday in August uexfc.

Voters of Henry County Having declared myself beforo you as a candidate for the office of Sheriff, and liaving'boon called into service with the Henry Grays, or which company I am a member, nnd that no disparagement may exist among my friends, 1 deem it proper to tell you that I am j-et a candidate, and that if eloctud to said ollice, I will discharge the duties thereof. THOMAS ARMSTRONG. Kay 11th, 1881 tde Foi- Tax: Collector. WE arc authorized to announce tho name of Elislta Cartes-, of Beat No. 13, as a candidate for Tax Collector election first Monday in August next.

TOE arc authorized to announce the name of GEORflE T. ROBERTS, as a candidate for Tax Collector. Election 1st Monday in August next. 0f R. HARGROVE, for Tax Col lector of Henry county.

Election lirstilouday in August next TTTE are authorized to announce the name of Malcosn Matneson, as a can- didato for Tax Collector. lilection firet ilon- day in August, Ibul. tde- TTTH ni VV nf M. Woods, as a candi date for Tax Collector, lilection lu-st hi August, 1SU1. tuo 13 ure authorized and requested to nn-lnnnrn V.

Oriitislor as a candidate for Tax Collector, for Henry Coun ty, at tho ensuing August Election. I'cu. 25, 18lil. tde Foi" Tax Assessor. are authorized to announce the name nrwiiiiiim is.

Smitii. as a cuu- itii.iin fur Tax Assessor- Election first Monday rj nro nuiiionzen to announce me name of L. G. CALUOUK, ns a candidate for tho oflico of Tax first Monday in August next. Legal Notices.

SAii33 STATU UAiVDS. A the llrat. Monday iu June next 1 will of- ler at pnijlic sale oulori' the Court House door, in the town of Abbeville, the following minis, soiti ior mxes ana piircusiseu uy tnc Male, ana not rcuccmcu wilum two years 3 rcymred by 1W: ASHtSSKn TO li. M. JICflEE.

SE. ofSliJ, Sccliou Township 8, of lllinffO 28. Taxes and costs S-l 1SJ TO JimS I. flOKt.K. yf A ofX mid 1 of 134.

Section 22. Township 1, of Range 22. Tnxc3 and costs. Si ISj ASaESSBn TO H. A.

WlltTEflLllST Jf J- of 4 and 4- of 13 Sec tion 3, Township 7, of Mange 29. Taxes nnd costs $-1 50 ASSiMSEI) TO KAt.KV. NE ofK Section 21, Township 7, of itango zi Tuxci and ddsts S2 31J 13. DAVIS, Tax Collector. April 2-l-4Cl-2-l it KOTICE XS hereby given that Thomas Stiibbs and Vm Powell, Executors of the estate of Richard Dozier, deceaaed.

have tliis dav filed in the rrohrtte Court of llenry cotintv, Ala- bam'i, their accounts and Vonchera for an an nual settlement of said estate, and the 25lh ilrtv of May next is the day set apart for said set tlement. Witness my hand, tins 30lh day of April, 18(51, G.W.WirjIAJfS, iUay 4r-Bl- 3t Judge Frobate, THOROTJGH-BPJSD ilOHSE MUCKLE 3QM, luij suinii me ensuing season at the followinir nlnces: Ab- beville, Lawrenccville, anil Mf. Pitmurs'. Bring on tour marcs, now is the tinlO to improve vortr stock, UGIITFO0T. March tf.

SCHOOL NOTICE, JL the Male department of the School at ijL Abuevilld has been discontinued for patriotic reasons by Mr. TioSKn, tiio tin dersisne will open a school on her own rc- spnnaiiniity on iuonuay next ior tnc remainder ot tue present year, lor ktis ana small uoys. The rates of tuition Will be llic same as those published by Mr. Tioxkii in the newspopera of Auuovitie, lortuo year ihi, MAitY 13. MAYGOOiJ.

Abbeville, May Srd, 1861 tf NOTICE, ITTASTING E. OwfiSfS and L. EAGUB, JUL are authorized to transact business for the linn of Titos, Armstroxo Co. Those in debtcd fn its will plcnso call Upon; them and make settlement. Onr business will still continue, and ns exsn is required of its, wo expect casb in return.

we adopt a strictly cash system, ino varia tion THOSi AltAlSTllOKG CO. May 18th, 1361 If lESToti TPitnESTtJ, my absence With the Henry ways, uonaia Aictiepn is my antnor- izod agent to transact ana nil imaincss. Wit. TlIURsrAf. 11th, lS01-3m XX agent uurme; my nwonre.

May 11th, sive with the Unit jyaaQt be di placed by sccossiou tiieitlea of hold- (he revolution is, Inpmpati'lc with this assumption. Secespu is itslf aggressive: fur even thousU it nkv not lim to throw the old autiU'ity event within the limits of tiio sccqded tciviwry, it nev ertheless impairs itijstreng'h nd dignity in-proportion to tjOjjmngnitnlo ot' the movement. From tnc mnmevt it was made certain that opr difticullcs could not Ue sotlled by cMiprumise, io movement of the oiniosife nnrtics ould bo considered purely defensive. Olio fir snot Ctiarlcn'lon harbor was an aggressive act; so was the attenjit to reinforce Fort Sumter. One or tfc other party had to recede from its posijou, or a conflict was inevitable, "whoevfr might first strike.

Letjis. then acecii the la- Ul W1U IJUJIlgClUili. other, or uiniL.Uot one ut-cq ecntr' willing to makeftl W0 On the principle of Jjiveand let Lit- nyt si. rins momcntqtiif'nrestion next arises. whether this coche policy may not to.

the uovernment tlian peaceable sc besion. Who can bc- mve that civil wa ii a bond of union, that love and bar ihoiy can come of bitter- noss and contenti(p? If tho effort to compel obedience til if vigorous meas-ividen the breach and arcs only serve td to alienate other hitherto friend! Stales, it has already lone to render senara- tion permanent when the accoun li'l irrevocable; then balanced at the close of the war, and find ourselves weak- ened and dividci impcveryicd, without credit abroad, tic ased in the eyes of mi- tions, drenched uiood, with thousands ot Homes maae tgsoiate, our only consolation will tfpt ve have attemiited to prove tnat and used every '0rb to convince our selves and the ifffld, that such a tree government as ufs-can be maintamod without the "coesnt ot tnc governed. Yet such, wcVftar, must be tuc result of coercion; aud in this view we are sustained bv A exandcr Hamilton in that renmvk'nliln work, the Federalist. As onnosed to thishwlwY, would not the very fact that wc had-effectcd a peaceful ter mination and seltlcmont of our diiuculties, afford a sublime example of the capacity of man for sclf-'-overnment ouict not such a moral tn'amnh, bo prouder' than a victory of arms? Jour, of Commerce. hen a nation trusts the honor of its flair into the-kecpinsof thieves and is not that (lag disgraced and humiliated at once is not a Hag more to uo lion orcd, and is it not mOrc respected in the hour of defeat, when defended by gallant and brave spirits, than when victorious the hands ol the outcasts of society? The Northern people evince by their ac tion a knowledge of their coming defeat, or else all that is sacred to the honor ol a people would not be abandoned at the very inception of war.

Of several of the regiments nlready mustered into service, the most rabid Black Republican papers not only admit them to bo thieves, but penitentiary convicts, anil even exult over tlie tact, What Have wo to tear from such men, beyond the gratification of their propensity io steai? Patriotism among such tnipa isttra nbmirdity, for a bribe of a tew dollars would procure any information or service that it might bo advisable to obtain. In a "contest, it great deal depends upon the accuracy of yonr knowledge of the foe yon are to encounter. We do not fear the result on any battto field with such a foe, for 1,000 of such men would demoralize and almost insure the defeat of 10,000. mid by their bad behavior before an enemy turn the tide of battle. Our only regret is that onr troops have not a foeman worthy of then stcel.

Mimta liegisler A. Colored Scene on tlie Road to Washington. While the lS(nr York Seventy Regiment wore nfc the Jnnction, between Aunapohs and Washington, a very dilapidated darker, whose trafmcnts were of all iinaginarjletiies and a perfect labyrinth of rags, had eoruc into camp to sell a few eggs; ijlc'he was there, an other ebohyhtfea waividnal came in, vast i5y important in iiis demeanor, attired in a Clean ctieekeu sairr," nine jacKet ami jean with cow hide shots nn i telt hit, and in ever expect a perfect Ttir-vey drop in dep meat. "Stan back, j'yu free said the hst 608101? "the gemnian don't want nuf- tin out ol aat nasKet; Why ttou't you poor free negroes work and do stilTi.i (aside) lazy debbiis, aiu'Swnff dar salt." soldier "Are yon stave Darkey, (with grin) '-Yass, boss, ain't ntiffirt cho. Sever free nfir ger wid sich closas as en, yah, yalil" and he jerked back the lappet ot lus blue jacket la Uriswprtli.

"I b'long to missus ober on de r'ujge dar. Make plenty money now 'motig1 the soger man," Soldier "Biit jou have to give the money to your1 mistress, don't you 7" Ditrkoy "TJnwi, mol missus nuffiri to do" wid dat I ain't gwine to keep heni an? liSf'tim lay eggs" for missus; IHissusttDn'ti'itant'cni, you only jokiir wftl nigger now." Free nigger, i dolcrOiis whine) 'gone deadV aud left mc free niggefc, datmy fanltfeh?" Slave, (with dicuitA "Don't talk bfack man; go g'ling and sell dom tings ob your's I knows you're hungry," KST The Odd Pellowi in Ylrgnta. are tnoking opjiropriaUotiS frdn the lodges for the benefit of(the taMts of sitelv of the brotticrhootl as Ufay vol unteer for tho Avars, ARE NOW PREPARED "WITH THE host of material, and skilful workmen in nvwv ilLTiartmeut of our business, to build and repair SULKIES, BUGGIES, PH AJSTO NS AWAYS, LIGHT WAG-ONS, of every description. Having enlarged the Shops at our old stand, we are now able -to do oil in mil lino as exiK'dittouslV and us it mm be dono elsewhere of the ntui wovlvinanshin. Call and see Hie vehicles wo have niroady ljuilt, and you will uo satisBed with the worli, (lie production oi Southern Industry.

Ton will find it good economy to have your BCGGH3S and CARRIAGES, repaired, ot.il imintetl anew, from time to lime, as "a stitch in time saves Wne," andiye retjey -yoii oe tout lrom new. 13LACKLEDGE BAHJ3Y. July 21, lSGO-ly SI. BY A. LEX.

AT ALSO OS ALL KINDS OF OAREIAGES BUGGIES, AN W-A-G-OjSTS. Nkwtox, Jfnrcli Dili, 1861. ly OITOimENIJG-G-EE Rf.v.'w. a. tigr, a.m., ritEsiDENT.

I n-nvntcn3 ftf. t.liia Institution wilLbe I on tho third Monday iii Janua- terms of live months each. faculty, to meet tho wants of tho In mnlo nf 1 1. T.i stitution', has been secured. Chmincnuggcc, deservedly, enjoys a ropit tation for health nnd refinement, uncxctilied.

by any other place in Alabama, There is no niiico iroer lrom tue cencrai evils whiou de tract from attendance on school duties Luring the young from tho recitation-room, and bau-ishing Study from their thoughts. Thero being no store.1", (too there is no chanco for young ladies to involTO their parents and guardians in gxtrnvagant expendi tures. The ennrso Of instruction will be thorowili. Tim Disicii'MNi: will be mild, but tho rules iliusi be obeyed. Board can bd obtained on reasonable terms.

Elates of Tuition Per Term From 12,50 to $25,00, according to ad vnncement. Ornamental branches extra. Y. T. llUTHERFOIiB, Sec'ry.

Dec. 8, 18C0-lys INSURE AT HOME ALABAMA HOHTGOTffERY, ALABAMA. S. JJttt'NjEIlj Agcnf, BBBEVILLK, i Feb. 23, 1861- a aoiRjDOjr3 NEW Yofttt EXCHAXGE AND GOLD For Sale at all times.

AnBBvn.i.T:,Jov. 19, JLt 1 it i a E. J. HAYS II. W.

BATTLE. A LIj articles iti llie line, usually kept by xx. Druggists, constantly on hand, iTKESH AND. PUKE. Plantation Supplies Carefully put up.

Physicians for Medicines, Drugs, Tft-Btnimcnts, and T'urhUnro, filled at sliort notice. ED I I Carefully and all of onr -own manufacture" -wnrhantcd be Of the strength anil proportions of tho Pharmacopeia." Perfumery of Various ldnds, CONFECTIONARY, Froit, (tHctl Htift ffcslr, fn tdasBti, Feb. IsTotice. TnUebpailnorsliift itt the Colombia; "Drag vStoro, betweeft Sta-ton, was dissolved by consent on tiio 1st day ofilrll. The business will bo continued by Doctor K.

J.lu?8 W. IHrri.fi, At tbs mmo taiWr way 11, 1861 ln I Ss. admit Their large and commodious, COTTON TOE EOUSEj is now Completed, whero'lhcy jrill Store. Shipper purchase Cotton, front their friends nml-" customers at all limes. They all Cotton, bought, by Steamboats, down tlinUtiver.

winch -will enable them to pay more for "itj 'than if" shijijicd by irait Itoad, aS-Thankfui for past favors, we Bolicit a conlini.nnco of the same! J. HEILBRON SON, Have jnst received a largo stockiof NEW GOODS- Jt V- Fall and Winter, At TIIE linderaigiiea announce to ttieif friend anil the public generally, that they have on nana a large nnu splendid siock oi axuf and HnrLSJtKR Goons, Coifeistlmr of a trrMt variety of Dress GrOdds fot Latlics'Bonnet, Hats, Ready-Made 010111111 BOOTS SHOES, TRUCKS, YALTSES, mi 0ilct ITotwns, SADDLES, HARNESS, HARDWARE CDTLERY, Of all kimti. jilt of which they will self. CIIEAVJZR than tlixsy ever have; Persons' wishing to pdrcfiftse wjsnld do tvpH lo pxalhino our stock-beforo pwrchasine vls where. J.

HrirLBRON SON? Mibevitte and It-'ooarito Jan. 6, LUMBER ACCOUNTS, THOSE indebted -fo ihd Undersigijcd fot nnd either by cash or n'pte. The books will fie foilnit at the Store of M. OjFKXsYae Abbeville, ttliore ti tlemDnts.cnn be" made at any time, We mtipt close up onr lioolcs, nnd If yoft- do not call and ve shall 6uo for Settlements, 1 w. OWENS- ft, BEYNOLDS, THE Deputy KtoArfw 3foGnir and 'fftni lv(fi.

nil "attenff io all, business os' iuy Oiiitia ditrfng mydbstfuce. HOIMBS May 11th, SltetiSf..