United South from Abbeville, Alabama • 4

Eufaula Adyts. St AIL COLUMBIA! NEW GOODS The Relay Rouse and the Point of I 0 Ulcers of Dale toanty. Rocks. O. CARMICHAEL Judge of Probate.

These places are just now important i v- kJ- FIELDS Clerk of Circuit Coart. uei E. WATFORD, points in the field of operation, lhe tel- E. Commissioners of FOR AULA STEAM ENGINE Roads A Revenue. BROOKS, at a sodden movement KIXSEL AND .1 A.

At Sheriff, ON, of Edue Seville Advts. SNG E. OWENS, EVtLLE, ALA. respesFuUy inform his old cus-raad Ue surrounding country, ow i etc vin one the LAKG-PLEfMNT STOCKS of GOODS so this motion of country con- I Kil Stap an.d Fancy in great variety. SSCaps andlon'uet OODS ots.

Shoes, Hats. Clothing SAW HILL WORKS. SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE. THE undersigned announce to their friends, customers, anti fellow-citizens generally, that they have received a par and are daily receiving the remainder of their Spring Stock of Goods, Consisting of a great variety of DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES, BONNETS HATS, R. E.

L. WOODITAM, Tax Assessor 0. L. MILLER, TaxO ollector, D. MUNN, Surveyor J.

W. YOUNG, Engineer Machinist, railr station, seven miles north of Bni-imore, on the Northern Ccutrnl Railroad is an inconsiderable village so far as its population or business is concerned, but of immense importance as a near rendezvous for Northern troops, if a demonstration is to be made upon Baltimore. At the last accounts by mail Gen. Butler was posted there with 1000 Massachusetts men. Point of Rocks, where, it is said, the Virginians have a Ricers of Henry t'otiuty.

G. W. WILLIAMS Judge of Probate-C. J. REYNOLDS, JOB OFFICE OF this paper is well and amply supplied with plain anil rnanuntal Ispf, om the Suitable for every Oil Cup: Particular attention to repairing.

psr Blacksmith work to order Cylinder, Flues aud Tubular Boilers built to order. All work most paid for on delivery. ES str C. WILSON, Commissioners of J. J.

DAWSEY, Roads Revenue, C. V. MORRIS. L. L.

TEAGUE, Clerk of Circuit Court Register in Chancery, heavy battery of artillery posted to com- i MICHAEL HOLMES, Sheriff, niund the approach to Harpers Ferry, is KIPPER, Auctioneer, eleven miles east of Harpers Ferry, being about midway between the two J. L. HAYS, Supt. of Education. Wm.

WOOD, Tax Assessor, E. F. DAVIS, Tax Collector, TO lHls for Men. Bo-sand Y.ut DRUiss Medicines, Paints md Oils, Crockery ami Glass Mare, Criery, Guns, Harness, TV ooi and Villow are, Stationary, In Ware. Stone Ware Jails, Iron, Shot, Powder, and Lead, Coffee and a GEWRAL ASSORTMENT OR GfcOCEKIES, such as 'LOUR.

BACON. MOLASSES. FISH CHEES1' which they intend to sell as low as they can bought at other place Call and examine null to give fliefljtmsi prices far Cotton, nov l-SD-l-ly. JL H. E.

OWENS. AY. C. A. BLAIR.

J. W. YOCNO, SfU.AT SARD OR J. WALTERS, 1 II. McMATH, Surve-vor3' places Point of Rocks is so situated that a very small force with artillery would give an enemy advancing from the east immense trouble.

N. O. WEDDING NOTE. TERMS: CASH ON DELIVERY OF WORK. I A large Stock and great variety, at unusually i low prices.

HATS CAPS, Fok Gentlemen A large assortment. Crockery and Glass Ware. HARDWARE CUTLERY, Guns, Pistols, BLACKSMITHS, PLANTATION AND CARPENTERS TOOLS, ily, or in Chests. BOOKS STATIONARY; C7 VI OAX'jr J. CtJLX.Uy 1 Toilet Articles, 1ST otions, cfejo.j WAGGON HARNESS, BUGGIES, F1LETONS, CARRIAGES, Saddles, Harness, GROCERIES J.

W. YOUNG Co.s JR ON AND BRASS FOUNDRY. MILE and C.in Gearing, Gud. -V eeona, Plate, Ball, Sash---1, vviu n. uunee, a-rifi anu anti Iron.

All orders by Mail promptly attended to. All workdeliv red to drays at the risk of the owner. No WORK will be delivered until paid for. Nov 24G0-v2-n3 ly From Richmond. CumtSrONDS-OK UP mt PETERSBURG EX rtrcnvu'W, May 12.

1861. I hnve never known iLe city more quiet 1 tii an at present. There eauuot be Ls- than 30,000 troops here, bat they are ai. gMUtlemep, aud apt one of them so fur it; 1 can ascertain, has been guilty of even he slightest misdemeanor. Tho Tariou; grounds on the suburbs present a most striking appearance every morning and evening.

The regiments from the Gulf States are admirably drilled, and an old Frenchman said yesterday, that neither the elder uor the present Napoleon ever marehed finer troops to the battle field. All here are well armed ami equipped, and those with whom 1 have conversed say they intend to fight for their altars and their lire-idos, aud if need lie, they will cheerfully lay down their lives in such defence. All history proves that mere numbers can do nothing towards the subjugation of such men, aud 1 can sec no reason why the present should be an exception to the general. rule. A all events relying- upon God first, our own strong arms and lie justness of otir cause next, we intend to keep our.

bonder dor nul show to Lincolns myrmidons that biavc men know how to die in defence of liberty nd independence. Our Common Council held a meeting Friday night, to make all necessary arrangements for a proper defence of our city and State. Mr. Geo. Crutchfield, moved that $560,000 be appropriated for the defence of the city.

This motion was amended by appointing a committee to wait on Gov. Letcher, and inform him that the entire forces and means of the city were at his disposal. Joseph Tills, Jos. It. Skinner, Robert B.

Williams, J. L. Yoorhees, William Christian and Frederick A. Aikiu have all been arrested during the past forty- eight hours as suspicious characters. Thov.

are believed to be spies of old Scott, and "will be well taken care, of- iC-iW percussion raps, or ammunition of any kind is scarce here, has no foundation in fact. We have any quantity, raps never can become scarce. There are two establishments in Southern States now manufacturing thorn at the rate of 20,000 per day. This will furnish within a fractiou of one million per month. ENT Confederate District Courts.

Judge Wm. G. Jones, of the District of Alabama, announces the terms of his District Courts, as follows: in May aud A ovemoer. Middle Division, at Montgomery, on fourth Mondays in May and November. Southern Division, at Mobile, on 2nd Moudavs in June and December.

s- ABBEVILLE' HOTEL, L. B. MATHEWS, ABBEVILLE, ALABAMA THE Preprietor is pi -pared to ac- A commodate all wh4. -all upon him: has his rooms furnished vitli clean and neat beds, and furuisliei table with the be the market affords. Thankful for past fuvhis he asks a continu anc of the game nov 12-59-l-ly.

TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT IN iO-TTSES: ZETQin. McNab Old Corner MRS A. SKIPPER. MRS. SKIPPER Las opened for public entertainment, the house, formerly the residence of E.

S. Barnard, on the north-east corner of the Public Square, opposite the store of A. C. Gordon Co. A long experience in Hotel keeping, with an earnest desire to please, makes her assured that she will be able to satisfy her guests, the locality is quiet, and especially desirable to the traveller.

Her charges will be as moderate as is nsisteut with the keeping of a good table and a well ordered house. KATES OF BOARD: Board, without lodging, per month. S10 00 Board and lodging, per mouth, 12 50 Settlement will be required at the end of every month. Abbevii.lk. Jan.

5, 1801 tf Of all kindly LIQUORS of every variety, Ac. All of which they will sell at the lowest prices, for casii, or approved credit, (Provisions and Groceries excepted.) H. W.B. PRICE A BRO. Columbia, April 14, 30-tf Courts of tlic 8tl Judicial Circuit.

The Courts of this Circuit will be held hereafter. as follows PIKE Oil the 2nd Monday in March and Sep-ber. and may hold three weeks. COFFEE On the 3rd Monday after the 2nd Monday in March and September, aud may he held two weeks. DALE On the nth Monday after the 2nd Monday in March and September, and may hold one week.

IIENRY On the Ctli Monday after the 2nd 'Monday in March and September, and may hold two weeks. BARBOUR On the 8th Monday after the 2nd Monday in March and September, and may hold until business is disposed of. All Aboard for the SAU8KI JAMES a CALK, fE ABBEVILLE, HENRI ALABAMA, (T Has just rjieived and q-a opened a fr eived and and well SOMETHING- TO WEAR. For llic Gentlemen! Full suits fancy Cassimere, Black Cassimere, Gros detc, Farmers Satin, Cottonade, Linen, Coats, Pants Vests, Fine Cassimere, Silk, Fur, Leghorn, India, Panama, Currocoa. Canada, Straw, Ventilating and Willow Hats; Ail sorts colors A sizes.

Boots A Shoes, Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Ac. Fop. Youths, Boys A Children: Full suits Coats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Ac. H. W.

B. PRICE A BBO. Columbia, April 14, 30-tf We find rill oue of the Southern papers the following: The New York Herald has subscribed three thousand dollars towards the war which Lincoln is now making upon tin. South, and now boasts of his meanness. The statement that we ever made any money out of the South is simply false.

Our entire circulation in all the slave States lias, at no time, equalled that in any Ward of this city, or in the single State of Connecticut. Moreover, it is not by circulation, butty advertisements, lohich cwnefivm the city of New York, that our' money is made. Herald. Just so, precisely but will Mr. Bennett please inform us how many advertisements he supposes he would have from the city of New York, provided this port were not the entrepot of Southern products, and the great iniKUlfnW'tfirtiiiot made us tlieir Tacfors, their agents, their brokers, their importers, their shippers, for $200,000,000 of raw cotton, how much money would our millionaries have had'witli which to have furnished Air.

Lincoln the sinews of war? We know our merchants have been made to believe they arc going to preserve the Union by force; but we have a firm conviction that they are destined to be terribly mistaken. When they find that this fratieidal civil war has irretrievably aud irrevocably dissolved the Union, which might have been preserved and restored by a peace policy, they will awaken to the truth of the warnings which this journal, with all eerily has vainly 'uttered. After our commerce and trade are diverted to some other localities, and our resources wasted in au unnecessary war, and reason has usurped tin- place of passion, depend upon it these views will be found to be the correct- ones. N. Y.

Day-lhok. TnE subscriber having opened a store in the Building known as McXaits old corner, next door to N. M. Hyatt's Jewelry store, to conduct a general Dry Goods business, would respectfully invite the citizens of Henry and adjoining counties to come and examine hi3 stock of Goods, consisting in part of fancy mtn DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS, Ready Made Clothing, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CROCKERY, CUT-f-LERA, GUNS. PISTOLS, SEGARS, TOBACCO, Ac.

The above named goods, together with many others, will be sold at such low prices yet unequalled in this section of the country. He would particularly call the attention of the Ladies to his large assortment of Dress and Millinery G-oods, Embroideries. which, for beauty and taste, are unsurpassed. Those wishing good Goods, at low prices, would do well to call on the subscriber, as be will sell cheaper tiian the cheapest, and promises to save his customers Thirty-three and one third per cent on their purchases. Give him a call Before purchasing elsewhere.

COME SOON OR LOSE 4 nj.na.iXi:-:at nrcrtat, mu corner, next I nor to X. M. assorted stocl of Groce-ries, consisting of Brandi. Ales, Wines, Whiskeys, Pickles, Raisins, Snip's, Candies, Crackers, Soaps, Starch, Nuts, Tibacco and Cigars. And last, (hough not least, IRESH OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, SALMON anu SARDINES, always on hand at "Our Sxlton All of which articles he will furnish at aay moment, and on the most liberal terms.

I Give him a call before buying at other Pkicea. Not. 12, 59. 1 ly LANDS FOR SALE LOT NO. 1.

TITE S. E. of X. AY. and the X.

E. of S. IV. of See. 35, T.

4, R. 2.S containing Eighty Acres, known as the place once owned by Jolm Webb, and lying a few miles est or S. V. of Columbia. LOT NTO.

3. Also, the X. E. J-the E. of N.

W. and the S. tV. of X. tV.

-J of Sec. 23. T. 4, R. 28 containing Two Hundred and Eighty Acres, lying tt est or S.

IV. of Columbia. LOT NO. 3. Also, the E.

of S. E. and the N. TV. of S.

L. of Sec. 10. T. 8.

K. 26 containing One Hundred and Twenty Acres, and lying in the X. W. corner of this countv. known as the place occupied by A.

G. tV. Williams a few years ago. I will sell the above lands in lots according to number, on reasonable terms, and will give liberal time, by purchasers securing pav-1 trre--. orr-Tt WDIOOP, SIB! SETS Harness just received.

Consist i)l ing of Waggon, Buggy, and Carriage Harness. In the lot is a great variety of Waggon Harness, witli plated and Japaned mounting, -all of superior make and material. II WB PRICE A BRO Columbia, April 17-G0-24 tf THE firm of Teague A Owens lias this day been dissolved, by mutual consent. Tho notes aud accounts due the old firm will remain at our old stand, where they may bo found for settlement. Our accounts must all be closed forthwith, and alter a reasonable time, those failing to come forward and settle will be sued.

Bring your money with you, that is a very important "consideration in the settlement. II. E. Owens has bought out the entire slock of goods, who will continue business at the old stand. E.

W. TEAGUE, H. E. OWENS. Abbeville, Kcb.

1, 1831 tf HAVING purchased the stock of goods of the old firm of Teague A Owens, I will continue the business at the old stand. Thankful fur past patronage, solicit a continuance of the same. Uniformity in prices, fair dealing, and prompt attention will be my motto. February 1st. 1861.

II. E. OWENS. Feb. ZL CHESS CHATTAHOOCHEE LANDS, DESIRABLE FOR Plantation 8s Residence, FOB A ij.

Hvatt. Eufaula, Ala, Sept. 29th, 1830- ly BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE RESIDENCE for sale. THAT commod lous residence built. and lately WjeEKs0p rooms, wiffikScfienr TTitiiy, hixme House, horse lot, Stablea and Barn, Buggy shed, excellent garden, and all other conveniences.

Upon the lot, containing four acres, is one of the best springs in the State, and altogether, for a village residence, it is one of the most desirable. Also, A Dwelling and lot of one acre, in the south part of the Town, with excellent well of water. beautifully loeated'and well adapted to the wants of a small family. I will sell low, and on accommodating terms. A.

M. GORDON. November 12th, 1839... tf I SH 5 wauvini ir wWItfi II. W.

B. PRICE April -14. 'GO-lf Columbia, Ala. Something to Drink! N. O.

Rectified Whiskey, in Bbls. aud half Locomotive Whiskey: Old Fogy, Bourbon, White Corn, Monon-galiela, and Old Family Itye Whiskey; American Brandy; Pale Cognac Vine Growers, Lorin, American and Cherry Brandy. Imperial Scheidam, Old Holland and Common Gin. Jamaica, Grenada, and Common Rum. Dernicen Wine, (in Baskets) Qts and Pints.

Champaigne i pints. St. Julien Claret and L. P. Madeira Wine.

Muscat and Malaga Wine. Knox aud Sons Ale Byuss Porter Curra-4a- For sale, by II. W. B. PRICE A BRO.

April 14, 60-tf Columbia, Ala. Wm. E. BRADLEY Co. GROCERY MERCHANTS, ABBEVILLE.

ALA. OCCUPYING the old and well known corner formerly occupied by Ilmi.v Bail Sard. Keep always on hand a large and genera! assortment of Groceries. Some of the leading articles of which are SUGAR, FLOUR, GACON, Rice, Coffee, Salt, Tobacco, Lard, Cigars, Butter, Sardines, Crackers, Lemon Syrup, Candies, Lemons, Oranges, WHISKEYS BRANDIES, Raisins, Nuts, Pickles, Apples, Wines, Gin, -Ales, S22K22k Attached they have a neat OYSTER A-LOON- which will be well furnished during the season with both, COVE and FRESH OYSTERS. with the necessary ingredients.

Also they have up stairs a most excellent with balls, chalk and cues. nov. ly HUNTER'S FCKNITURE WARE-ROOMS, EUFAULA, ALABAMA. THANKFUL for past fa-vors the subscriber would asm respectfully invite public attention to his varied stock of SOFAS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, WARDROBES, LOOKING GLASSES, CENTER TABLES, Ac, Ac. All of which he offers on the most accommodating terms, and will warrant to give satisfaction.

Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. Gilt Moulding and No I French Plate Glass always on hand, for framing Pictures, By giving me a call, I feel confident that I will be able to suit you, both in quality and price. E. H. HUNTER.

Eufaula, Sept. 29th, 1800 ly THE undersigned offer for sale that valna liable Plantation, known as the John lLrixs Place, four miles below Eufaula, containing 1908 ACRES, SIX IILNDRKD of which is Chattahoochee Bottom, the balance good pine land, well timbered. The location. Dwelling, outhouses, plantation building, and other improvements, make it one ol the most desirable places in South Alabama. A never failing stream runs a good FLOURING AND SAW MILL, With a good market close at hand.

Between 7 800 Acres have been in cultivation, most of which has rested for the past two years, and is now -in a- good state for next years crop. Excellent water from Wells and Springs. Persons wishing to purchase can call on Col. L. L.

Cato, or lion. II. S. Shouteb, at Eufaula, until 1st January next, who will show the land, or address us at Abbmlle, Ala. WM.

DOlGIITIE, A. C. GORDON. Annnvn.LE, Aug. 18, 60 tf OUR miles below Abbeville, on tho Newton road, where lumber can be had on short notice, at the followiit rates, to-wit For square edge, lumber, per one hundred feet, $1 00 For rough edge lumber, per one hundred feet, 50 When cash is paid on delivery, square edge will be sold at 85 cents, and rough edge at 45 cents per hundred.

Apply to Mr. Giles Stvakt, who is authorized to make any contract or settlement in relation to the Mill business. ALSO, At the old place known as the OwRsre Mills, corn and wheat will be ground on short notice, in the best manner, by the welt known favorite "Miller, Jambs A. Williams, who has charge of the Grist Mills. REYNOLDS.

Abbeville, Feb. 4, '60. lyfnl SOMETHING TO WEAR. For the Ladies! American, English, and French Prints, Muslins, Ginghams, Lawns, Robes, Ali Imperatrice, Organdies, Bereges, DeBeizes, Rich Beraze Mantillas, Fonlards Silks, Gro Ilheni do. Ac.

Gloves, IIosc. Ac. Bonnets and Hats, A large assortment beautifully trimmed and plain. H. W.

B. PRICE A liRO. Columbia, April 14, 1860-tf SITUATION WANTED! A LADY of Southern birth, a Graduate ot the Macon (Geo.) Female College, and qualified to teach all the branches usually taught in High Schools and Colleges, and to give instruction in Music, both Vocal and In strumental, Drawing and Painting, having taken the first Honors in that Department, wishes a situation as a teacher. References: Rev, Jamks Jackson, Cuthbert, Rev. Mr.

Fokestek, Macon, Prof. Howard and President O. P. Anthony, Cuthbert, Georgia. Address, at Open Pond, L.

S. THOMPSON. June 23rd, I860 tf WAGON BUGGY THE undersigned is now prepared to do any and all kinds of work, in making new WAGONS AND BUGGIES, Or repairing the same, with neatness and dispatch. Ills shop will be found cast of Kennedy A Gordons Blacksmith-shop. Thankful for past favors he solicits a continuance of the same.

My prices for work are suitable to the times. SOLOMON II. SINGLETON. December 15, lbGO ly Something to Fat! BACON LARD. Baltimore, super tine, i Couinbus.

I Flour. Empire Mills, A. B. AC. I N.

O. Syrup, in Itbls. and half Iibls. always on hand, and for sale, for cash only. By H.

W.B. PRICE April 14, 60-tf Columbia, Ala. I From the Montgomery Advertiser, loth. The Capital Not Moved. Our local editor was misled by an apparently- authentic report in stating that Congress had on yesterday, decided upon removing the Capital from Montgomery to Richmond.

There is good grounds to infer that the decision was quite the reverse of this last week. There seems to be no doubt hero that the Congress will adjourn within a few days, to be called together at Richmond by the President should there lie occasion for a summer session. It is therefore probable that the President will visit Virginia should lib presence be needed there, and the Congress may he convened at that point should he deem it expedient. The understanding is that the business of lie government will be conducted- at Montgomery 3 heretofore, through the Executive Department j. It is thought by some that the conditional determination of the Cdngress to sit at Richmond, is only the entering wedge to the removal of the Government others think otherwise.

Of course everything connected witli the question is enveloped in a cloud of doubt, secrecy not having boon removed from the action of Congress. Certain it is, however, that Montgomery is still the temporary Capital of the Confederate States albeit, the Congress may be convened to hold a summer session in Richmond. Texas Items. The Star State Jeffersonian says -thill Col. Jas.

Bolling, one of the Texas Commissioners to the Indian Nations has returned, and reports to a man the Cliero-kces, Choctaws, Creeks and Cliickasaws are in favor of Texas and the Southern Confederacy. A correspodent of the Houston Telegraph, from Bernham, says: Crops here are very promising; without another drop of rain, more corn will be raised than can be consumed in this section. The ground is thoroughly soaked. The only fear is that there will be too much of tho good thing. No damage done yet.

The sky bright and cloudless after a hard rain. Brenhnm is looking np. Flush times will make a city of it. Mr. George W.

Wright, direct from Paris, Texas, which place he left on Monday, 6th inst says the N. 0. Picayune, of 14th states that the night previous to his leaving, an express arrived from Col. Wm. C.

Young, asking for assistance in bcsciging Fort Arbuekle, in the Indian Nation. Col. Young hud already token Fort Washita, but found no arms. He had with him 500 Texans, and lOOOCboetttw Indians troops were reported to be in Fort Arbuekle Northern Texas was volunteering cn masse to go to bungs assistance. NEW ARRIVALS! JUST received, and for sale, at low prices, a large lot of Molussefiand Flour.

ALSO, 33 TA S' i 3 both with and without tops, at prices to sM purchasers. Coax Meal, kept for sale, hv April 14, 60-tf TKAGUE OWENS. 'id THE DAILY SUN, T. DE WOLF, B. J.

YARINGTON, T. G1L1IEUT. THOMAS GILBERT A Editors A PnorniETORS, Columbus, Geo. Polished Daily at Five Dollars a year. WhWi the subscription is made foe less than a year, at the rate of Fifty Cents a month.

Godeys Greatest Effort. Still greater attractions will be offered in GODEYS LADYS BOOK For 1860. i notice I HEREBY notify all persons not to trade for a town lot on which Mr. Ray now lives, the consideration given for said lot has utterly failed. Fraud was upon me by the said Rav in the payment.

Woodvillc, Ala. j. S. VANN. Dec.

24th, 59. 7-tf From the Washington Intelligencer. Alabama Sentiment. A subscriber residing in the city of Mobile, and who expresses dissent from the course of the Intelligencer in the present political crisis, intimates that we have lost the "independence" formerly displayed in our columns, and no longer give au equal Rearing to tho two parties at issue in this civil feud. Our regular and impartial readers know that this charge is as our columns have conclusively shown since the outbreak of these troubles; but, in order to show our Alabama correspondent how much he is mistaken in his supposition, we very cheerfully give place to so much of his communication as relates to matters of public consent Mobile, April 27, 1861.

I write mainly to disabuse your mind You are deluded. We arc able to repulse the North effectively. I am a native of this State, aud I know her people aud her resources. What is true of this State is also true of our confederates. We of Alabama can put fifty thousand men in the field in thirty days, and yet not diminish our corps to any appreciable extent.

Our uegroes can abundantly provision us. They lire, therefore, an element of strength, and not of weakness, as our enemies suppose. They are contented, obedient and industrious; never more so. I speak what I know, for I own nearly a hundred slaves and have been a planter for twenty-two years. They will fight for us, not against us; and the hireling troops will feel the forces of this declaration when they desecrate our soil with the loot of invasion.

Our people are accustomed to the use of arms. Almost every man has a gun, and some have two or three. Wo can put a gun in the hands of every man in the State from sixteen to sixty years of age. Come on, then, ye tyrants and usurpers! You shall have such a reception as you deserve. Our small grain crops were never more promising.

We have diminished the area usually planted in cotton and increased our corn, crops accordingly. Thus we will be independent of tho world (including our late confederates, now our worst cne-miesjfor a supply of provisions. Again I say comb on, cuforce your laws, collect revenue, and maintain your flag, if you can. We tell yon-it cannot and shall not lie clone. AVe have plenty of money, mon and arms, and all the valor requisite to make them effective.

We never intend to live with you, nietber as ccjuais nor dependents. You are our enemies, and wc will treat yon as such until reason resumes its throne and justice is permitted to sway your people. Ilepoet fully, LEVI W. LAWLER. I hope you will publish this for the information of your readers uortli of Washington.

Wait for the Wagon! eur 33. DAILY expected to arrive, the largest stock and greatest variety of Barouches, Buggies, Phiotons, Concord Wagons, Carriages, ever brought to this section of country at one time. Buyers, wait for the Wagons. npril 21 6Q-tf II WB PRICE A Columbia, Ala. TYN-XSLJU NOTICE npilOSU indebted to A.

('. Gordon or Kennedy Gordon, by note or account, are horeby notified that unless they come forward nnd settle during the month of March they will be sued. Money we must have! Good notes aud accounts will not pay our debts. Do not fail to come up, and that soon, thereby you will save cost. You cannot blame us, after giving you fair notice, if you compel us to sue, by not settling your debts.

Abbeville, March 3, 1830 tf THE SOUTH WILL SECEDE! THE farmer are requested to prepare by I coming Spring to meet the enemy on their plantations, tu rned and equipped with all kinds of I LOWS neccmry to subdue him, to-wit: ghass and weeds? The undersigned has up a BLACKSMITH SHOP, Opposite, nnd West of RujcKijimE A Baileys Oavriage shop, nnd will prepared to do any kind of Blteksmith work.mspally done in this country, 'thankful to oll customers for past favors, he snlicits coiitiimance of the same. ABSIJt JL HUTTO. Abbeville, Dec. 1 SSw.ly I 1ST of Letters remaining in the Post fico on the 31st March, if not. called within three months they will bo sent to Dead Letter Office.

left BUGGY REPOSITORY. THE subscribers have on hand and are constantly receiving the largest and most splendid assortment of BUGGIES ROCKAWAYS, Of the very latest Stylus and Pattebns, ever offered in South-Eastern Alabama. AU they ask is a chance ut purchasers before they buy. Call and see us, and we pledge ourselves to suit in price nnd quality. II.

W. B. PRICE A March 24, 60. 1 tf Columbia, Ala. A RARE CHANCE FOR A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT Wool Carding Machine for Sale THE undersigned being desirous of changing his business otters for sale his Wool Carding Machine low for Cash, or ou time for good paper.

It is situated upon Thomas creek, two miles West of Columbia. Ala. The house nnd Machinery is new and has a first rate run of custom. Situated near tho Machine, is a very comfortable new Dwelling, which will be disposed of also. For further particulars apply to JI.

W. B. PntCB, nt Columbia, or to the undersigned on the promises. June 30, I860, July 14-'60-35 tl A. W.

ELLIOTT. Tl HIS work has been the standard for twen-ty-sven years. When an imitation has been tempted, it lias failed. It is the only Ladys Book in Amkuica, Many new features wilt be introduced for 1860. One hunched pages of reading will be given monthly.

Godeys splendid engravings on steel. London, Paris and Philadelphia Fashions Godey's four figured colored Fashions. Embroidery patterns. Model cottages. Dress making with diagrams to cut by.

Dress patterns. Infants nnd childrens dresses, with descriptions how to make them. Ali kind of Crochet nnd Netting work. The Nurse and the Nursery. Very excellent articles upon these subjects will often be given.

Godeys Invaluable Receipts upon every subject. Music. Three dollars worth is given. In the various numbers for 1859, will found the nowest designs Ibr Window curtains, Broderiq Anglaiio, Slippers, Bonnets, Cast Cloaks. Ac.

TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE. One copy tin? ts. Two copies, $5. Three copies, Five Copies, ami one to tho person sending the club, 'making six. $10.

BLACK3MITHING. OMY Shop continues oen at the old stand, adjoining the Livery Stable, near the Jajlj Horse Shoeing, Buggy Carriage work done in the neatest style. Plantation work furnished at short notice Call and see specimens 6f the work. Jan. 21, 18(0 ly J.

A GLEN DIN EN. Anderson. Jno Brannon, Buckner. rs Surah Collins. 11 Cook, Mrs A Crofton, II II Clemmons, Miss Capps, Mrs Sarah Elkins.

Andrew Eubanks, Thos Parmer. Ann Grace, Mrs Mary Howard, Miss Mury Hasty, James Helton, James Jones, Wm Jordan. II King, Jolm Langston, Isaao 51 Love, Lemuel Murphy, McLendon. II Nordon, Wm Poison, Miss M. 1olson, Miss Emily Porter, Jno Manuel Potter, Miss Pickle, Joel Pettus, Wm Phelps.

Ilnben lenuel, Oeorgo Ronio, Roberson, Jno or overseer Roberson, Jolm Smith, Smith Natlmn Stone. Wesley Srls. John Shaw, II Smith, John Terry, Joseph Ward, Mrs Harriet Waterman, Catharine WEBB HOUSE, Fort Q-ainos, Geo. JESSF B. WEBB, PROPRIETOR.

Mullet, 50 Barrels Mullet fresh caught. 25 1. itbls. 25 1-1 Bbk Just received, nnd for sale Jan. 28.

I860 If A O. GORDON CO 1 Ji L. A. GODEY, Cheenut Street, Ijhlladolphia. Mclver, Miss Mary A 2 Warren.

Dilly McLendon. Johu Wood, WD- 2 McCormick, Angus Whitehead, ElizaVtii 3 McMnth, Waterman, Mary A Persons calling for any of tho above letters will please say they are Advertised. WM. K. BRADLEY, P.

M. Abbovll'e, April fith, 1830. Fish Roe, Fresh ancl Sweet. IN hnlf and qmrter Barrels; of thin Hensons tlsbing. at A.

0. GORDON GOS. Ian. 28. lftf.O.

tf guests. V) THE INDEPENDENT STATE IS published every Thursday morning, in the town of Fort Gabies, Clay and is devoted to Politics, Literature, Local and General Intelligence. Being identified with the interest of Georgia by adoption, wc feel an Interest In the future prosperity and welfare of our adopted State. I We, therefore, feel it to be our duty to labor to enhance lior progress in commercial poi as well os in civilization, happiness and gi ness. Terms $2 a year, in advunce.

or $3 ot end of the yeer. M. W. HliLMS, Idltor A Proprietor. TNT S.

THIS Honse, recently opened, has thoroughly feiiovatod, cleaned and repaired) for the comfort and accommodation of Tho long experience of the Proprietor him in Raying that he will give ioh, both in the culinary and lo enls. He respectfully solicits a nu morons old friends and noqu promisirig them the host Apnluehb nfiTorri fr- Attacliea to lie Hotel F. L. Psimm's Livery Stable, under the charge of careful and experienced Oftlcrs. April H-'60 Agencv of Sastem Bank of dT COLUMBIA.

Sight Chocks 3n Now York Tor sale. II B. TRICE Nor. 12f Agents. 0HMBNT8.

JUSTICES BLANKS, Always on hand at this office. Any other Blanks furnishcu short UST received and receiving, a largo lot of OLIVER'S Common Wltiskoy. Cheap by tho Bull'd. W. E.

BRADLEY A CO. Feb. 1M1--IW w. i.