South Western Baptist from Marion, Alabama • 2

ran 3i ii' V' '4, fleld.iftOTbtatiJcbtapfe' jBarneovIlJo, Thon sellest nought hope, but js impressed2 potf $ie 'sou 'An Error well ONE TIIOUSAKD TESTAMEKTS a cot-T boukd- itf -jBzoa: laszizr, -y T. BPALPING, Jung 3,1,864. Ak. i LOOK HER.E I ijvllteioHahge a goo3' 'flubstantial' with ahafta and pblor and a No. one BUGGY, good as now for Corn or Wheat, at old nrices.

1 Ajiply at my ofllco. A. BlIXARD. NEW TAN YARD- DTJRTanyjard la in 'operation and weare. receivlngand worUingjnhlde.Sr -Those wishing vinfoi-njatlOB' oan enquire -of Dr.

and 'McMullid 'W Brother; TALIAFERRO" 'n(14-tf" WILL mTlLT! hpw Jf-ei' e0oa meal for ail wbo favor us vith, their patronage, Mill owned by' 3IrS, -yguslcegee April 28,1804. a47-tf. 11ILI.AKU. XiAND WANTED. BETTLEMKNT or land Is -wanted, containing, from "SCO to 1600 aores, moBtly oak and luckory-npland In the lnose.naving.

suon a tract aelV in Ewfe Ala-. find: putolin'ser by ud- bama.ifliil poBlo(Uie April 14, 1804. n-tf S. S. QUESTION BOOK.

TOST ufl'lio JTranklin Printing House, Atlahtnj 1'KIMAKY J3IBLE QUESTIONS For young children'! By S. Koot, 3.d' edition, -eh- irini-gea ana 1'rico si 00 per copy. -Jlffi" Jfor ten dollars, (two Uvea.) Hold issue will sond-seven eopics of Primary, Questions--ior twenty' dollars- fourteen copius, and larger bills in proportion'. Postage, and Expross charges must be provided for- by 1 anaddltional amount Addiess, J. J.

TOON CO May 19, 1SG1. n50-0t-S8; Atlanta, Ga. BOOKS FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS. THE S. Board of aha Southern.

'Baptist Convention. CmiD'sOBsnos'llooKONTHBFontt'Goai'Eia, Bv B. MAsur Pdl-T AQ jtp, uwujj. uuu. uuaivuru jor Fsimary Classes Single oopy 25 contsdozon i2 '00 hundred S18 f.

(postage one cent.l SnsnAY Qumioxg ox' tub 1-obr'Gosihib, with UU.uifoiiaeu xaaiiuuny.j fliANLY, Vpl. 1, 10U pp-j containing SOaeflsons, suited io intermediate and higher classos bound in boards. Slnglo copy 75 cents, doien rhundred $60 nostaco 3 cents. Littek S. Hviw Book, 20-choico sOngs Single -copy dszeh' 75' cents pOgtage ono ct" COHPEDisn.ATK'.S.-S.

HYis iooK. by fij. Ji -New an.a eniargeQ eoition, oontaining.jiou Sr jdymnB and Sontrfl Readv SuNDAjf So'upoi PB'mkKB Iii preparation. milOSB whobavo notlnveBtcd enougli money in four money, to call on th iinfler-'giitd. p.

toe. 4isljinffuisb "aJ a recent letter," appropriately, warns ns of an error in to which rnany fall i'Bub -f Mlin'g liiife the' error so conimoq in the inflf-d in the "whole country. All of us, including the highest officers as. well as the hulmhlestnvalsJilvve, came to look up' to Lee 'fh e' ost i nipli cTbT ai'th "an nfidence arid to; believe tliat 'the breads must surely: lead-to Victory. This feeling is increased, if not justified, when we recollect 'hoV' quietly and successfully he penetrated- Grants designs and an ticipa'ted him at the especially when Wo recall the almost supernal presence which enabled him to foresee and provide against the advance' of the Federal army upon this place.

The. ease with which he unravels the most intricate combinations of his antagonist, the intuitivo knowledge which he seemes to -posses of all his plans and designs, and the certainty with which he moves his own army and 'mkes his own dispositions is truly wonder ful. But good and great as our cmei is, there is a greater power than he a power upon whom he leans as the army leans upon him, or a child upon a father j.anfr one must sometinies tremble lest we be guilty of the monstrous crime of diverting, from that beneficent power the love and' gratitude which are so justly duo for the good fortune that has literally been showered upon our causa and country, since the dawn of this blessed year of 1864. When w'e recall the' disasters-which attended our arms last year, the gloom which settled upon the hearts of the people during the. winter, the miraculous inspiration THEV-ArSO FDKNISU Hints eoh Obioisatiko ano Comductjxo Sabdaiii Scuoom sja by Geo.

-a. (published justrbeforo the war,) t'- 50 cents 8 Thev Bunnly BaptiBt Sunday iSolrools with Testament iZi at ten cents a copy. to T- Thomasson, llout- gomery, A1. Spalding, Selma. AU the other books can had by mail, (now much the best modo,) at-the prices stated, according to tho with thoddition of postago, if more than ono.copy wanted.

Plea bo send cash with all orders i and when convenient, tho exact chengo. fe that descended upon tue army anu ghe prayecr that morning, "Gi extended through the country, as the mR this day my daiy bread," hul the year unfolded its nion lily leaves, and shiltJovV 0f evening had descended tiptoe series of brilliant aiin substantial 0n myQv. bad not been and unexpected victories that crown- answered. ed our arms in and almost While such thoughts were passing bewilderine succession', in every part) through her weary mind. she.

heard of the country, It would soem iuiposai- -the door suddenly 'op'eh and shut bie for any son or daughter of auj fou-nd deposited in her stricken land cither Jew or entry by atl nnC0WI1 hand, -a basket Pagan or-Ohristian, to ris- from the crowde(3 witll aJ1 tbose articles of contemplation except with a heart j. comfortable food, which.had thesweet- Kb died, Few dys of the fatal fever were bt too plain f. An'd jtti' ttflrjl JJif Wo.9FTg-;iaotrj(rSp haa.fftliea an n' ylcb of Ills -lie Iearea a wido.and Jwo liiidren io bemoin h( Joa-iyfl Ha" 'SaeV -Jllln Jfflll oheerluljybeaVtostimqni as a oltUen and tbbEBbq'werp alwa'ya at i lantly be jUtifl breaitod the 'storm, from 'theibglDning oC tho war. To ht'Jionpreo -nio'ther, belong tue sweet.oonsomiign Cod. MXWMt Receipt vS.iv Piaid to.Vpiime.'-Kro Ampiitit' Stacy McMohari, i .9 $5 00 JI, 25 66 17 9 3 OO Li Daniel, .17 86 00 '25- 'v '17; .9 A tjobauue.

17 r. Mis AffG Torbot. 17 J. Mrs Eeynolfls. i ,.17 17 Mr Jf 17 Estis 17 9 5 '00 9 10 -10 10 10 8 7 9 10 26 10 5 00 5 .00 5 00 5 00 5 00 5 00 A 65 5 00 ,6 00 5 00 5'00 Mis 17 Mayton 17 Kev PEvoLOtt 16 elected' Board of Trustees of Hie Orphan Asylum.

Gov. THOMAS II. Ex-Gov. Jno. SnonTcit, Hon.

J. L. M. T10e Presid ts General Superintendent. Spald'isoJ Ilecording' Secretary.

O. members. W.JT. Wyatt, E. A.

"Blunt, Perry. T. E. Prestridg-e, L.VohnsoUjBcv. E.Bell, Dallas.

B. Lane," -Mareojro. O. G1fluckabee, Capt. Carpenter, Eev.

B. Manly, D. Tuscalobsav Hon. Lewis M. Stone, Pickens.

JerreEC Brown," Kev, Wm Howard, Sumter. Hon 1 Foster, Choctaw. James Eev. Eufu? Pigh, Shelby. Hon Lawler, Eev J-P Mays, Talladega:" Oroolr, Calhoun.

'Hon. J. Oill, Walker. TP Miller, Mobile. Eev HiLundyWm Lowndes.

Kev 'JTS Park, Pike. "Waller, Montgomery. Eev. Henderson Eev A Kev 'J Newman, -Macon. -D Seals', Barbour; Wade Chambers.

i Eandolph: Hatchett, Coosa. Hon-E. H. Irwin, Hawthorne, Wilcox. JBgv Bell, Butler.

Eev G-L lee, Monroe. Eev Andrew Jay, Conecuh'. Eev EXEOUTIVB W. N. WYATT, E.

A. Blunt, J. E. Pbestridge, W. W.

Waller, O. O. Hucebee. oeneral, agents; Eevi S.E. Prueman, Eev.

W'. Wilkes, EevtJasMitoiiull, Paulener. Board of Domestic and Indian Missions. Spnthtm. Baptist Located In Marlon, Ala.

WM. H' JMorNTOSH, President. Vice Presidents. J.W.M. WLi.iAM8,Mdi, T.

G. Keen-, E. T. WiUkleu, 0, DeYotie, D.S. Sno'dgbAss.

MisPi. J. H. Bow. HAiiiBOuTON, O.

K. w. xIoQI'eu. if, i. JLaTNDy, trEO.

B. Kaines, Texas M. T. Sumner, Corresponding Secretary B. Goodhue, Recording J.

Lovelace, Treasurer. W. 2S. Wyatt, Auditor Board of Managers. J.

F. Bailey, Tutt, B. A Blunt, J. T. Baekok, Lawson, fl, John Mookb, W.

S. H. J. S. JHuokabe, ISAAO BlLLirlOSLY, E.

ft. LEB, D. SiiBnitAN, L. -B. LAKE, Pluasant.

LOST 1 the lata Yankea Itald at Auburn, a me XJ ilium stz Bay II? dorae no white marks about hfm black mane and tail, the latter v6rv thin bud luCav-alry Saddle when lost: Any Information concerninir said liorje communicated to A. JJllIard, atTdskegec, or myself at this so that loan get'him, will he liberallr rewarded. -GEO. 0', DILLABD August 4t 1864, xiO-tr Auburn, Ala. CIIA.VOERY TJOTJRT, Chancers CfciirL 130i VUlrUi of Ike Southern Chancery Sotojio.V Wctskhs, va AdtiiV ah.

It appearing from an affidavit attnehed to the bill of complaint, that mo aeienuanis ttoucrt X. Eubanks and William Eubanks, are me ago oi zi years, ana that they reside St. Morris Parish In the of Lonisana, It is therefore ordered that tho Said Robert Eubanks and William Enbaiiks answer of demur Io the bill of complaint In Ibis cause by the 1st day of October next, or that in default, dcrees jpro amftsso, fur want 6f Answers, may bo entered against thom at any time, after thfrty days thereafter, should they still be In default It is futhcr ordered that A copy of tiffs order.be published without dely, for five consecutive weeks in ''tlin South Western Bkplist" ft w'eily newspaper, published iti the town of luskfgce, and that another copy be posted at tho door of the Court House of this county, within 20 day from the making of Ibis order, and that within thilt time, copies be l-nt by mail, to the abovo nacAtjtl defendants respectively, if their post offices can bo ascertained, WM1, MitS0f, a' Artg, 1, 18Gf n9-6t $15. Begistor. REGISTER'S fSAMils dourlj ISlh District rf Jhi Southern Chancery DtmUin of the Stale of Alabama.

Addisoji rRA7.En,1 TY vlHuo of a deorco rendered fl Jdn.v EADY, I JD iho ft.lovo caujff at tho Spring VSi Term 180-ot said will to sell to the highe'st bidder for cash, befortt the Court-house door in Oactis, Bhvan, RODKRT TATI-Oft on Mnndfttrl.hrt 97t.h rlnv ftf.Ttinrf'nAt-vlhe?'foI lowing described land In tl0 blllairfdccfcilnthlscanse mentioned, to.witi The Sbuth halt 6f- section- 14 In townahlp l7, of Range 23, excepting aores sold to Mitchell Reynolds, nnd forty Bdrrs'ofr thfhnlf section, ftdjolnlhg-the Bald hltlf sebtionf, fpjirleen' pn ihe South side, running auflldeiitly in width, nnd then lengthwise Of said half tO.mKkdfortyiaarosi. said land lying antf being Irt thftfcoitrity.v WM, It, MASON, May. 20, 1864, hl-it-12 Roglster. 'tar TK6 ab'dvo Sale lsvp5stponoii flnll! Monday tlio 25th day of July rft, WM. R.

MASON. Jimo' 30,186. -i0-4t $16 Register. OIIANCEUy l3ia DUlHclyf the Southern Chancery Division if-itc jShyvAiiD if, ') Tr appearfeft from ftnaftl" vs J-X davit attached to tho ASnunsO! W. Ton, elau, I bill ot oomplalnt that the' defomlant, Anderson W.

Todd', is a non.realdent, 0V6r the nffa of. Iwnniv.nhn voars. ahd that lift rnnTrlitfl nritnA, Whero (n KenliickyiTiut; at i Inf place lb unknbwn to tho affiant It la therefore ordered that tho said. Anderson Vy Wild answer or domff i to Ibo- bill- of Bdmnlatnt ln' thW oauso by tho 26tlf day 6f-Atignst HeXlj ts Hlfat dofntilfc a deoreo confmd tor want of an answer may bo entered against him at any tinxo after 'thirty days tllonSaffflr, should ho. still bo In dbfanl, It Is tnf tjior ordat'ed that ts.

ebpy of this otdor bo published, without delay, fo Jwoika, in the th Western a-witiiklvnewsnaiior tmbllflhod In tho town of Tuskegce, and thatanothercopybopoited fttfttt tli door of tlio CoU-tHonsn'Of this tiauniirl)iliri BOtaysjfom tlio Making of tmi orq anu inat tno-iieir Istor tlmo sbwrf roall until Aiidersrtrf oflion.ean bo 1 Wt ii.in WM. Jtt JfAJ'ON, I ''indat not increase 'thy by their pf.ice.; njak.es.t us aJreprpachto our neigh scorn'tiii'd a derision 'them' that are round' about us Thou, til akest ug a by-word-, among the h'eathen, a of the head among the people Mv'confusion is contiriuallybefore and tlus slianie. my face coy.ered me. ''For the voice of him that reproach eth and blaSnhemetli bv reason of "the enemy and avenger. All this is upon us.

yef liavo we not forgotten thee, neither have we de.alt falsoly ln 'thy-coyenant. Our heart is not turned, back neithr cr have our steps declined -from" thy way Though thou hast sore broken us in the place of dragons and covered us with the shadow, of death. If we haye lorgotten tne name oi our God or sretched out our hands to a strange god Shall not God search this out for he knoweth the secrets-of the heart. Yea, for thy sake are we killed al.Li the day long; we are counted as sneep for the slaughter. why sleepest thou, 0 arise, cast us not on tor ever.

Wherefore hidest thou thy face, and forgettcst our affliction, and our For our soul is bowed down to. the dust our belly cleaveth unto the earth. Arise for our help, and redeem' ns for thy mercies' sake. v' Situlxx JirfHligntre, Execdtivb Department op -August 5th, To Half. Jas.

A. Scildon, secretary of Riclim'ond, Va. Do you-regard tjhe boiided agriculturists and other exempted men subject to militia dutv If they uce not subject to militia duty they snoula be called out as reserves. is attacked, and Gen' Maury has called for all the troops I can send. I hotd these men as 3ubject to railit'ia duly, and have issued i orders accordingly.

Let me hear from you at once. T. H. WATTS, Governor of Alabama. ificHMOND, Aug.

6, 1864. Gov, T. H. Walls The exempted men are all'. Iffible to nriTitja duty.

Detailed "men are liable to btf-calledi-on for service in an qxiency, by the, commander of the Keserves in your Statei JAK. A. SEDD.ON, Secretary of Wv: All papers in 'tho State 'are requested to copy' tue above correspondence, TAnkee Presidential Campaign The New York News thiiiks that. the union of the De mocracy drive. the-Vandal from -the capital" never gave a richer.

promise Of snccess than at this present time. The News says The feeling of the showing itself in unmistakable signs tor peace, hnsuiarmeuane Administration, and the shoddy hordes sc-e clear ly, us did the guilty iielshuzzer, that tliey huvo beun weighed in the balance and lound want incr. ruat tne canuidato nominated at Uliicago will be placed on a peace platlorm, the coming events, which cast their shadows before, abundantly prove. I'he feeling for peace is a Already it is the prevailing sentiment of the country, and has ceased to be regarded as among the political chances atT Ohiengo, for it is as certain as il written in the book of fafc. And still it grows, and will continue to grow until who profess to 'he Dcmqcrats, and oppose it, will be but as exceptions to the general rule that all are in its favor, The Democracy must be united to sustain uu i mn lUB W1" be.

nnd he Who will be lukewarm or oppose a cundldute upon so plorious a pltttfnrin. will be classed as nmong those who have been bought up by the friends of Lincoln to divide ulid district the party, It will be a glorious sight to8ec the conservative men of the country united in "the only national nartv iiuw in existence battling nKtuiist ttioso who liitye fintik the Government and Wrecked the Union upon platform of netted, where all who love the republic erencc the Constitution cun stand as it band of brothers lit. Gen. Stcivnrt's Aiiirc8S liEADQ'ns, Stewart's- Corps, PS, G.4 i AnstY op rfiNSiSssEE, Tri the ehL Jiilv 2tli. 18(1 TSoldicrs: nnd some time, we most muke a final stand in this great struggle.

If wo are brave men, entitled to independence and resolved to win it or perish, any time and place our commanding General may chooso will suit us. Can wo find better position than wo now occupy? is not one day in the year nsgood ns another? I flic so decide let us resolve that henceforth we trend no step backward that hero nod now wo stand or fall." To succeed. wo must -wOrk hard and fight hard and mnny of ns must die. You fit least, who faced him an linndred times do not fear death. I believe and so do you, in an overrul ing, special Providence, that in some! mysterious way, guides the course of evints( nn shapes tho destinies of Our cause is jusl.

Hedv-ven fuvors'it, and will give us success if we do our duty Lot put ur trust in Gfod, using the means he hag given us, and we cannot fail. I appeal to evory officer nnd man" to labor day and mgnt to muicc our position strong ana imnrPdlinblO SO thliU i D'tc! be, it can be held by a Small force while OUT main body Operated in some othdr liy. Let 03 learn a lea son" from our busy, persevering fob; nnd employ all the skill and industry we possesss, ns' well ns, a' dicrh and" noble eourntre, in of onr rIo- rioiis 'cause. Let US leave nothing undone tliut can do, and this hatffi, cowardly enemy, who makra war upon women and children shall bo delivered into 1 our hands that wo may execute upon him the vengeance pf Ilciiven for his ei'inlK). AiiKX Fw Stevvaut, Jc.ieut,-Gont Exhaust Eti Fkoii.e.

Wb aro- ploying a' terrible game. Half of the pettphS of theaNorth are "stark mad," and bubble companies nrc'uv oren'Bing daily; We aro prepared for a 'crnsh wliicli 'Will 8tartl! Jitiropo when 'it does comfc( it is not the'pcoplo merely that will break, but il isfthfr; Government also, firconbflolts are' ai'iifcing in value dtillys hnd the.cost of tho necccs sories of life is incrpasing fearfully. The'hngo tax bill tiow being prepared tonress' Will grind onEof Jabor "lour hundred millihns per year." I should say it will attempt this1 feat, but labor crinhOf respond nnd this hugd'tnX bill will tail its ojritUoil, 'rhfcHpli StaW'bf Ohio httS AU I rendy dommenficu tb'grlove over her prospec(si 1 WuitJ if you grOail boWj wlmt will -yOti 'df5 if -by 'the-JJply in order to ''have, "faith in Godw in Tfegard-to iher.esults-of this war, prayer mustbe offered continua ly. Wo, need earnest, importunate prayer in order to faith a niighty wrestlin'g with Jehovah until wo pre That God lias beared, us. in, th past, we are confident, and that He 'wall hear us, are to hope.

ns ther'ofp re by prayer and fas.ting move the throne of the internal Every ones Th'e'eyes of many stand out "from, eager looking for the of peace. Every thing can inaKe-iiie aesirapie, urges us io our toprayeri Let lis therefore "ask that we mar receive, seek that we may find, knock that the" door may be opened to us." JV. C. Advo The Widow. It was a cold and bleak evening jn'a most severe The snow was driven by the furious north wind -Few dared or were; willing to ven ture abroad.

It was a night which the poor will not soon forget. In a most miserable and shattered "tenement, somewhat remote from any other' habitaton, there then resided an aged. -Widow, all alone, and yet not alone. During the weary day, in her excessive weakness she had been unable to step beyond her doorstone, or to com municate her wants to any friend. Her last morsel of bread had been long since consumed, and none heeded her destination.

She sat at evening, by her small fire, half famished wi th hunger from exhaustion 'unable to sleep preparing to meet the dreadful fate from which she knew not how sje sloM ness 0f njanna -to her. What were feelings on that night God only knows but they were such ag. rise to jjim -tie Q.reat Dclh, erer and provider, from ten thousand hearts every day. Many davs elapsed before the widow learned through what messenger God had sent to her that timely aid. It was at the impulso.of a little child fQ that dismal night seated at clieerM fireflde of hor Ja to express the generous wish that thc Pr she had se" times veiled, could share some her numerous comforts and cheer.

Her Pts followed out the bcuovolent suggestion and a servant -was soon to her mean abode with a pletrtiful supply What a beautiful glimpse of the of cause9" a11 tened at the i ri .1 i ii. 'liirone oi uou i ja.n uiirui wun uois- less wing came down, stirred the peaceful breast of a child, andj with no-pomp of circumstance or the out ward miracle, the widow's prayer was answered. Paalin xliv. We have heard with our 0 God, our fathers have told U3 what work thou didst in their days in the times of old. How thou dist drive out the heath en with thy hand, and plantodst them 'how th.ou didst afflict the people, and cast tucnx out, For they got not the land in possess ion by tlieip own sword, neither1 did thpifowff arm save them but thy righ.thaitd, and thino arm, and the light of thy couutonance, because thou hadnt a favor unfo them 'TItou art my King.

0 God com ttittnd deliverances for JacOb Through thee will xte push down our enemies through thy namo will we (read thom under that rise up against Us. For'I will not trust in ray bow; neither sliall my sword savo tne. But thou hast saved us from our onoifiies, and hast put tliein to shamo. that hated us. Iii fide! we boast all the day longfl and praise tny name lorovcr.

belali, 'But 'tlioa hftstf oast otff ah'd put lis "shamo and goesi not' forth with our arm's. Thoil makest DS tO'turn back from tliobhemy; and they Iiat6 us poii for themselves, hast "given (is like sheep appointed for rrteatj and hast us afrtong tho of Meiieb.prpstra is-as sileht ns'the errave; A ipurj 'hal says How can we raise the ehormous.tax- yeaj aohjand must e-o to the BUDDoft of the-' damnable Kn- Qpln war To pay her.sharq to day of this war debt, Ohio wpuld' have to part wftp, one third of her pronertv. ISverv individual in that Stale would have to give up- one-third of iiia noaseasinns- Oar'rv on the war four venrs- longer and it would eat up -Ar- JJayMook. 'i "Arms and 'from ttos -Battui: piecds, noticed at the Central depot, on gatui'-day six with arms, knapsacks, cartridge jarge.lo't of pig 'of. the battle-: fields of.

the and The balls are collected on '-the' battle-field by the pepple living in the ibr.oagfbt0. estfibjisbed deptr.an' this they are forwarded iO'ltheUdbpratpry here. lead is. at this time iq demand, it wilt be very: accepta. less Jhiin pouniJa; and ab'6ut 9,000 stand, pf small which', wilh slight" re-: pairs, will be very serviceable.

Lieut. Louis Ziniri meftf Assistant toOhief of Ordinaucej has'chnrge of that In return for lead and arms he issues io the people corn "meal and flour. There hre many poor- iamilies in' this neighbor hood -who havebeen iby'' the Yankees; of all they have, -and this is of great assist; ance to them, as provisions are more important to. -them -dhan money. ivTliieut'.

already from fields: of 30,000 small arms and 25,000 pouiftlS' ccjnip'raents. will be: to the Government a clear saving of- over. $2,000,000. Lient. Z.

has shown great energy in this branch of the Dispatch. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. $100 ih a 'small size bay maro'Vmulof kbouifeiglijfc br tea years old, -and. Io iinronilfttion as to tho. whereabouts of said mule will vb thankfully recoived, and abtvoroward will bo paid fonts delivery to-miej or Jts conQnoment so tbat I can get it.

J. GREENE, LoachaOkay 9, 1864. SALE AT UNION. House arid Lot, Furniture, of' an Order granted to. me by tho Probate Of tta Executor' of -Missa-betli "Paitlli.

Twill. sell tile higheat: the the Baid deceased, On day of Septenibev" next," the an'd'Jib t' in the househna six rooms, new- build-fnguud jff a. comfortable place, with all necessary outbuildings. Also, rbousebold and kltohen carriage and a fine-ponyand. other Terms of sale cash.

R. O. HOWARD, Ang. Columbus Sun copy and send bill 'to K-. Of Tillula.

L-FTTKllrt of Administration upon the estato- of I U. lloltman, having, beenlssued to the -unBorsigned by the 'of faooniqontypnfth.eth.-.dayjpf Atigu'stl864': 'All iierfions liayihg cuiimsagainst saitl tate are hereby notified to. Dresenfr them within-the; iime Yo'qUired by tho statute, or 'thpy will 'jje'fb'reyer barredi JIUVLAW, Augll-, 18B4. nli)-Bt-S7 v' Administratrix; 49-Obituaries of not moreJbJ.t6l'Iinn .06 lb 'BSrtc'd'irco of cliargo all over ion linos will bo chnrged ono dollar per person oanmake the calculation as to the price for inserting an obituary counting ton'woi'ds'to tho line Tho money should accompany tho cjbiluary to insure Us Cpl. Joii.v C'.

Talla dega on the morning of JnnB tho iith, 1864, afttfr nulTorinfroin apareletic stroke for sovoral months, in tho forty-eighth year or bis ago. C.V1 Kkid was a native of Georgia, and remo'vod tb Alabama nbout the year 1818, and settled iriTuskegeo, whero ho continued tQjonldo until some olgbioen months ago. Be was a man of tho strictest probity, cultivated mind, refined and oourtooua elevated moral deport-inent, publlo' spirited, adorning every station bo filled with all the virtues that, ennobfo human character. Ho was ono of the early fotfinlors'bf tbOjEit'st Alabama Fe male College, and continued one of tt's-Board jot Trustees from its origin iu 1 861 until ho rbmoved from tho town, Tlio pfo'spority -of that inslitiitidn 'always lay 'near heart, and ho always gave to ho was not a member of tho Church, yet no man entertained a higher-regard for Chrlallanlly thahbe. Indeed, his high appreciation of Christian obarii'tcr 110 doubt deterred from, connecting himself with tbq Oh urch for years.

In liia last UlnesSj he was resigned to the will of God, expressing his love to the Churob, and ills delight in the society 'of In the domcsUe circle, ho was all that a kind husband, father and -master could be. 1M always sought to Inculcate upon the minds of his chiklron the purest principles of Christian morality. Deep and irreparable Is that Void created in that household by the death of such a man, Do leaves a wife and two children to mourn hislossohe, hia only daughter, Ionb, having preceded him to the spit it land eighteen months ago. To the tender mercies of Him who has promised to be a husband 10 tho widow and a father to the fatherless, we commend this bereaved family. a.

Lieut. Noffrbt Gbkes Pbbbt, o( 16th KegltdehLAla bnma Volunteers, was Killed In the battle of th22d near Atlanta, Goo. lie w8 the soil of Rebecca Perry. widow of ilie late Edward Perry, of Macon county, Ala. Ho waa born December 27th, 1841, and waj in his Iwohty-lhird year at his deatl During the month of May last, Lt.

Perry, among hurt drods of others of his comrades, professed religion, nnd united with the Baptist Otiurch, and was baptized by OenT Lqwery. US wis a pattern oCovBry soldierly virtue, was devotod Christian, and hb purer4nd braver spirit has yot'dscended from the gorey field than his. His memory will be cherished, and his example emulated by his sur vlvlug oompanions in arms How preciou (he boon of Inueperidonce, purchased by such blood 1 Tribute or Respect. Killed in battle, noar Dallas, on the 28(h May 180-f, Bro, Jon.v 15 ttnAso.v, in the 27lh year of his nea. Was a.mcmhcf of Co.

28th Reg't, Miss. Cavalry, son of tiro. J.G. Haralson. Tins was Indeed a sorrowing in- telllgenco when it was announced at home that' John Haralson was dead for ho was enshrined in all heart's.

The blow was sudden and stunning 80 full of life and health he seemed but a few days before. It is hard to realize tho fact that hp gone, never more' to be seen among us, and.thr place which know him shall knofr him no moro Ho was a part of tho very "exist encool a dotlngwlfo and adoring parents, and attached fx lends and acqnalntoncos, and in' losing him they feel as If a portion 6f their own life was taken away Jloalh has been cruol to tho living who are left to moiirtf llielr jrr. parable los but to him it had no terror i US was taken away so suddenly and passed from lime to eternity wlthotit as: rngglo or a groan. united" with tlio Ban tistrhnrch in Coosa county, Alalri the y0arl851. His 1 t'sh tons'1 lienor and nobd generosityjrtogelhor wttb his great courtesy of manners, wort for him all hearts', high and low, and hlitl'iaiinr and nlensnnt diannsi lion render.

od his company atlraotlve'to every circle. In the various 6f husband, son And friend, ho was over' faith- fnl, kind and trno many mourndhlitloss. Bulwlitfcaii mourn his like hts bereaved wife ahd dSpohto pardnfsV With them hfa-namorfhall live Through long succeeding yenrsj Embalmed with all that hearts can give: Tlusir pralaoB and their tears. 1st. jRemtuotThat In the death of out beloved brother John ii JTaralson, the codntfy hall ttfi goUoltfzcn'(vlhe army a travo and patriotic soldici'j-lhff CMiiryi' ijious-, doyofed member, Hi ftcsoleedt That ho Chiirohnioiirn'horown losftnd d'eopty sympathize wl(h tflcilici'nitvAT w.ifo nfl paentft 3ii.

JSttolied, That the foregoing prpce.cdtnga.bo sprqad iip6n flur itinutcs, ii coby sent- to tho South' Wesforn Baptist for pubUcalipn, and.a copy Jresented to thef bi; Ireaved family, llorio by order 6t the Baptist dhtfrch in confirmee Hi Hays' Croek, cftttcohnly, July Kith, 1EM Paid 3J Wx. TaIiiot, fill. Cl otr ih 20th of July ISO-I, tlqhl. AlwIru hdlf. KRlB, tit A wound received on the 2)sV'of iVe iwnis'inofitfi Wfoto.Atlanta, Geo, Ho was romived tfom the' hitttld Address uor-oec, Hay 12, 1804.

nl8-tf rJ Greenville, S. C. Sheriff's Sale. TTTILL hB.j!'"n'ythe first Monday in Scptemler, VV-'beroro the Court House door the town of-Tusko gee, a negro boy named -Henry, -who sayshto belongs to lir. AlbuR, of Mississippi ho is 12 or 15 years of age, dark comploxion.

bald boy defray Jail fees and other charges; THOS. H. MABSON, Sheriff. August 4, 180). nP-lm-S5, Macon County, State of Alabama Macon County.

Prohatk Codiit, Spkoul -Tebsi 29ra DAT BK JnLTi 1804. THIS day came Joseph M. Cary, by his Attorney, Mclvor, and died In thia oOlcc for probate and record an instrument in vriting purporting to.be tho last will and testament of Eliza J. Cary, deceased. And whereas his petition, among other things, shows that A.

D. Cary, M. A. Vilhams, RobOrtRutherrord and JIubbsrd Rutherford, who aro of full'agoiind in tho army of the Conftd. orate States Antoinette V.

Howard wllo of Thsckor B. Hownrd.ivho resides In tho city of Columbus Ehza-beth Hi Cary and Geo. A. Cary, Elizabeth, Robert, and Augustus dtutherford, who aro of full oge' and-Mary and Sarah RnthorfoH, minors, who reside with mother Margaret Cary in tbo city of Columbus Ga and E. Cary who resides in Wynn fa tho Statu of Lonisannn aro non resident holrs of said decc-ased.

This. Is therefore to cite said noa-rosidentbeira add all other personsMntorosted to bo and appear at my ofnoti in Tpskegce on the 2nd Monday inSeptombor next and show causo.lf any thoy havo why said will should not bo admitted to probate and jrooord. O. A', STAHT01C, i Atigusti, 1864. Judge of Probata.

Tlio Stnto of AJnljnmaMncon County. PndnAtB CO-JKtj TBit5ri12ini)AT bt Jolt, 1604, THIS day camo William Ezcll, William Nunn artd Abiier Webstor, and filed in this offico, a certain Instrument In wrltlDg purporting to be tho last will and testament of Jane Ezell deceased, for Wobate and rooord. And Whereas their petition acts forth that Chaflatte Veal, wife of William Veal who resides In "Wllkeon County Georgia, Levi Ezoll whotosldesln Houston, County, Georgiaand MarthaltAdrord wiroof Janea Kidrbrd who resides In Twlga County Georgia, arc nonrcsiaentlihifs of anid deceased. 4, This Is cits Bolanott resident belts and all other-persons. Interested tdbeahd appear at my ofilco.

lit the secoiia Monday In August next, alid bIiow cause ir any ther have why said WillBhould not be admitted to probate and record. rtamtav July 2-1, 1804., Jttagd of Probate. Tiio.Sln.to of Alnbninn Mticon Cbnnfy, Probate Cotjicr Spkcial Tebji ira day o)r Jclt, iS84. THIS day came W.S, Harris, by his Attorneys, Cloplon Ligori, ond Died lathis olilce for probato' and record it written lestrurnefft purporlidg to be the last will and testament of Narcissa A Harris, deoea'sed i And whereas lar petition, among other things, set? forth, that Peter C. Harris and Charles H.Harrls, are heirs at law ot sain deceased, and In the army of the Confederate States This I therefore In iiotiry the- said I'etbr'C.

and diaries H. Harris, and all other parlies -Interested tq ba and appeah at thy ojnee Irt Tuskegc, on 'the second Monday in August next, to show cause-, if any they have, why said will -should not be admitted to probate and record, C. STANlOs, July 14, 1864, n7.3t-$6, Judge of Probate-. ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTlCjBS. WHEREAS, Letters of Ailmlnistration on theestatonf Kn granted to the jfhdwBigiied on tdo 13tli day of May JJiH.

All persons having-claims against safi estate will prcseiit-them forpajmcrttin tho' limo prescribed by law, or they will be barred, LOUIiA M. CADENIIEAP, July 11, 18B4, n8-OV-J7. Administratrix. Administrator's IffoUcc LETTERS of Administration having this day bren granted to theindersfgue'd upon the estate oT Small S. Thornton, lale of said county deceased, by the Hont O.

A Stanton: These Jird thereroro to-notlfy all persons having- claims against said estiuo to present tbeiff in time prescribed by law, or they will be" barred? ond nil -persons indebted to said estate wilt make psymonl immediately, SAMPSON LANIER, July 8, 1804 nT.dw.S7 Adminisltstor, I 'T -j Aflmlnlstrntor'a iNoticci ETtEF.3 Of Administration on the estate of Wllinm Jj P. Inle, late of aid having this day been griinled 16 tho nriderisgnod by the JJon, U. A. Mantdn 1 Thoso afetherafbro: to- noliiy nersons hav ing claims against said fstnte Wprdscflt them in the time prescribed by law or. Ihdy will bo birred and all persons Indebtea to aalit osiale -will make Pjymonl Imine-dlfttoW; SAMPSON July '''OV'lSO n7 Bl-7 Administrator, NOTICE, EtTERS of Administration' ie bonii nan upon tho JL 'tat of Uriah Pnnlh, deceased, having been Issued to mo by tho Judge Probate of Macon county i All persons are hereby notified to present their olaims against said estate within the llmtf required by law.

B. June 16, 180-t. ni'tHiii' Admlnlstrat6f', fc ETTERS of Ejfocutorship- ')ij(oh, -the es'tato -of Eliia JLi 6elh Paulkj deciasd, having, bceif grante'f by tbe Probate Judge 0( Ma'otfn Allpsrjiona are hereby notified to present their claims- a'galnst said. os tito withih thQ time-required It, O. HOWARDv Jun6 10, 1804.

b4.6l-7' THORNTON; GERS Ills' professional; ScrvTces fo' the Oflleb'al tlio. Crng Store df J. S. 1 May lSflj-t "fey CHILTON i Attorneys and ComiSellors at'JUW a1- boiicuorff in wiancer.Y5 tnf.L pcaol "TT theOonfodomii loo Ihillo bovtix of MnSon. Mof gomy idjolnThK Counties! the Jlfslrlot igfalesrnnd the Supremo Court of the swelling with gratitude, ana eyes brimming with tejirs of joy.

Heaven has been kind in giving us such Iea- ders and such armies, but kinder still in leading theni in the path of vic tory." Have FaitH In God. To believo upon the evidenco fur nioliofl hv rpnemi nf nliSfirvntinn. and expedience, or the testimony oi others is not difficult. Such a belief or such a degrcc-of faith may be inflqcntial and encouraging, but it falls very far shortof that faith which believes, ,..,0.0 vr.nnfa 'thU Rimniv because God says so, even when that nnnt.rnrv to all exncricnce. and to the verv nature and fitness of Snf.li a faith was Abraham's.

hfl not at the nromiso! Rrtrt. wlmn l.ft declared thafSarali 1 Should have a son in her old age ing fully persuaded that He who prQm isod was able also to perform, Ire was stroug in faith, though all experience, observation and reason, daily contradicted the promise. Such a faith is needed in the present crisis of our national affairs Man believe that God will ultimately give the South success and bring us through this calami ty and estab' lish us as a great nation This faith is akin to that first spoken of4 It is. based upon reason and observation, and is strongly 'encouraged by our hope: Such, a degree of faith -is subject to ebb and" and is controll ed by the Varying" developments of the It is. not the faith of confident trust and reliance upon GotL This is what we call, saving faith in application to tc penitent.

inasmuch as God has not i'sud us -a. Speedy deli ranctf, wo have riot his yord upon which to rely. How then cftri wo" obtaia that faith which siijjply apon and trusts, iii God -for a speedx deliveranco The sifiswer is furTiished 1)3'-tho Sa viou'r when ho said fto tho discjples, This kind goeLh no't 'opt but by jfast-ihg and prayer," Neither r'cason, obk-vvation' nor fror 1 di-temwfm'm' froni God, have -we as ..1 tlic bftfei 61 it is tnore-. fbr'o prayer WhueVo yfcfi como to that point ihat wd'C'atf- a'God to givo uS a. kpobdy; signal Victor, bclifavihg thai we receive It, it shailbe'donc.

That -bo so' fixed in tho mind of' tlifr- UoliettSri' ibalt fiothing 'caa sliakd il. It i'no't the. vcsult sight of observation or reasoning dr I Outot tiid 'lliimo Jierotoforo'oecuplod jC 4 Jsi w. ii.irMijArihi A Tift KKC t.Kr A la Reglslor 25, lftMi'nG 61 llf. if -I'.