The Daily Selma Reporter from Selma, Alabama • 2

Axorv A -V i- ranaw HE CITY STAPLE AND FANCY I)KY GOODS. PRESTREDGE LYLE, fjjortn UIESIUHm 1 WJ i'pBF Fun ALE PUK OF TIIE crlTl 3ad.Str ALABAMA Sri SELMA BY THE SOUTHERN LINE. I LLIAMS. C. 1, i Ho' In I -i Reporter.

ed i KIPTION 4TK? SELMA DAILY REPORTER ROVlAdtl ADMINISTRATOR'! UYvirteref a rdr of 'Al rv (Mods in this market, and low asatuclea of the aameqnal- take tbe pains to enumerate braced to oar at oca. Suffice it have a general assortment, ipving the store-house of B. J. ihe Reporter Office, on Broad ug, ou bmith rt Filter. The bloc! Ler, but she i.

at A company from Fc ir assistance. One mt of sight it 8 oclo eturned at 10J with odert wet hri ring of their Fisher bis goo lb blockaderi this morning. the estate or said One pair fine Bu Colts, iut ikr EXPECT to forwv ket collect lent, from en Fui Tetns nov 1 9d30d on the Regim I) TO si BSI RIBI RS. i be dent in dec4d2t COFFEE RESTAFR.IAT, HE LON? the Commercial Bank, Broad street, Selma, by W. A JO.

IKLM A open from 6 A. M. to 9 P. M. Meals served at all hours.

or families furnished vrrth anything th ing line, in anv part of the city, between hours of 10 A. M. and 2 M. Orders soli nov24dtt between fed 1 NORTON NEGRO BOY FOR SALE. of Dallas coant I will tiou in the town of Rich Ihe Office HUNT.

Bbrjarix D. akd Catha-MINE in the Trusteeship provided by the A t'ra-h into Eitorlloucrs. It will be seen that the Finance Com 1 mittee of the House have reported a set of resolutions for the seizure of leather, i hoes, cloths, clothing, wherever found, for the soldiers, at prices which thev pronounce equitable, but show a slight discrepancy Irom prevailing rales, Fur leather which sells at about fmir dol- lars, these resolutions propose to pay one. Shoes selling at twenty dollars, they will bny at three. Osnaburgs seventy-five cents, twenty-live cents jeans seven dollai two, and so on.

ihe committee lle of the parties ii should provide at once lor a blockade of point Littleberrr W. Mason, the State, so a WALTER Id i of NOTICE Tons Hsiisakp Lcoatsss Thompsok, Joskph Thompson LaJUH AM, 1R EASBD VACANCY having occurred of the fund Will of Thompson, support of his son, Robert death of Joseph L. Thompson, Trustee, and application having to prevent ail egress of Trustee of said fund, Notice ou Saturday the 13th day of Jw 12 oclock tbe following -sen tte belonging to the estate of deceased, to-wit The late res Mallett, with nineteen acr. near said town of Richmond i township 13, range lo Terms of sale A credit cf tw with interest from the first day next a note with two approved quired of ihe purchaser. b.

W. Kl novldAwtd unable in this city. Likely Negro for Sale, A' KARS old, heavy, able-bodied and I can adapt hunae't to almost any kind of work. Apply at the Reporter office. EXECUTORS SALE BY VIRTUE of an order of the Probate Court of Dai.

as Countv, I will sell at the Ute residence of Robert Hood, deceased, in Pences Beat, on Fridav, the lVth day of December, the following lands, viz: The E. of S. E. of Sec. T.

16, R. 7 W. 4, 7 S. of S. W.

83, 17, 7 S. V. of E. -4 7 t. E.

4 Th. acre of land on which the smith and RTICU I. II NOTICE. mg i ct do people of Selma it way to the ap-ur soldiers. Ex rs in the city, our tbeir part.

The la-Liety are all the an 1 the generality of perlite with them. We haz-iyiug that Selma has done, more for the soldiers in other city of its size in or ieraey. A few men clothed here may tint! fault, their own shame, but the i'll cattle no-o ofl art those who have neither ability to 1 good, and as always known, they Id their peace." deceased, for the Thompson, by the the former been made to interest to ap- of this County, is berebv given I 'La aid urmiirution vjjii be heard on the tirst Monday in January, 1st 3, at ray oiuce in town of Camden, when and parties interested may a the nuvci otherwise, they wiP in the crash of worlds, 1 object to these goods before hnU thorn disappear like luatter and leave not a wreck behind. We ven- 1 such appointment, if thev think proper, ture to say the Governor will hardly find Camden, dcox dtc4w5w Register in Chancery. ahoe, a pound of leather, or a yard of VENTY DOLLARS REWaS rMlE undersigned, living i JL uf 0t from his stable a large brown hor A blaze in his face, left fore foot au-l foot white, left hock much larger 1 1 other, from a hurt or strum.

5 Any person that wiil capture thief an 1 se will receive $40. horse alone horse is very notable, he ears old. high, 6 or i To Vilvrrticrn. well 1 Take Be I wno shop anc cistern now stands on the West side of the Cauebrake road and West of the residence of J. B.

Weissinger, nd joining lands belonging to the Estate of Dr Long. Also, at the sum time and place, all the plantation tcols and implements, horses, mules, cattle, sheep, hogs, household and kitchen furniture belonging to said estate, and a namber of likelr negro slaves. Terms for land, a credit of one and two years, with interest iroui date. For personal property a credit of twelve months with iu tercst from date and the security as required by law. FRANCIS B.

HOOD, nov22dandwtds Executor. hi novlOdAw-iw il barker. Mount High GREAT MALE Confederate Stock I WILL HAVE ON HAND for sale at the following times ded in at are reinsertion hour at ing them ible. rir their ss of ti) to US. It ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Tin; PROCLAMATION.

from an article in a late 0 CONSIGNMENT, and for sale br novaodtf. HARDY, MARTIN A CO. NEW HARDWARE. Lincoln! be i I util the considers paring to re thin his ah rgned that I c. mu Mine a spr Care.

Some of our people are killing themselves drinking peach brandy. I abundant end easier to get, just it this time, than any vtber liquor, und many arc making a regular drink of it. The host peach brandy ever made is un- ii mo, being full of Prussic acid, and he stull made now, just to sell, is really "isntious. The distillers are rn such a nrry to bring the brandy into market that do not take 4fthe pains to extract the eeil.s which are nothing but Prussic acid. ink the stuff, if you want to live hull the time allotted to man.

Unsettled. The weather is as fickle as a -ixteeu with a doxensuitors. it is 'ometimes sunny and cloudy, warm and dry and wet, all in one day. Tuesday at noon it bore rather a wintry aspect, hut night, after a considerable moderation temperature, (here was a smart fall of rain, and yesterday morning promised long wet spell. About noon it turned cold again, ami the clouds seemed undecided as to whether they should drop rain or snow.

For the first time in two or three months, our streets are somewhat sloppy. proeia DER and by virtue of an order of i. Probate Court of Diiias County sell at public auction to the highest j. -upon te premises, near CraigsFerrv. a las County, on Tuesday, the 23d dar of ecem her, 18(52, the following described real and personal property, viz: the iaadi belongin' the estate of J.

J. Craig, deceased, described as follows: The East half of Section elev. Iso the East half of South-west Section eleven the South-east quarter of quarter of Section eleven, We: half of North east quarter Section We half of North-west quart ol Bection 12. A so, 50 acres ot! of the Sotah ena of Soutli east quarter Section all in Township Range 9, excepting 180 ceres of said land heretofore assigned to Mrs, A. C.

Craig, widow of said J. J. Craig, as Dower, viz: All the South-east quarter of Section eleven, b- three acres deeded to the graveyard and rods off of the South end of North east qur ter of Section eleven. Also, the following named slaves Adeline and her two children, Bill and Anderson. Also a girl named Zena.

Said property is sold for a division and hi sold on a credit of twelve months with interest from date. W. U. FELLOWS, nov22dandwtd Administrator, etc. de hta igntii in 311 Store lately occupied bv Jones A Watts wi 1 be opened on Thursday, the 20th, with a fine stck of all kinds of Hardware, comprising a fine assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Tools of various kinds, Whips, Carriage trimmings.

Harness trimmings, Hoes, A 1 1 s. Vices, Fine Plated Ware, and many articles too numerous to mention; all new and in fine order. Also, a good stock of paper for making envelopes. nov20dtf T. F.

STICK NEY A CO. da thj vesicle extends to lance from it. Alter th further, and the areola is for areola is a circular red border, linnes to increase until the twelfth day, when if color By this time a brown or mah ored crust has formed over the and places One Hundred and Fif -ty Head of condemned ConfederoT Horo.a, os; At Montgomery, on Monday, the 2Jtb and continue there until the 30th. Next at Hayneville, Izowndcs county, on Thursday, the 1st day of January next one day. only-then at Gordonsville, 10 miles west of ilayne-vilie, on Saturday, the 3d then at Benton, on Monday, the Mb, and at Selma, Dallas county, ti Wednesday, the 7th of January, und will continue from day to day until alt are sold.

Accompanying this slock of Confederates are many Horses and Mules that will not be offered at auction, among winch are many line brood mares of the best Kentucky blood. Prices from $600 down to $2X). Also, will be on exhibition, and lo be seen, the celebrated Horse MORGAN, the finest horse in the Confederacy, 16 hands high, weighs 130u pounds. His services are tendered to the breeding public at $50 the season. His bi.ls and pedigree will be before you in good time.

N. B. Cash, in all-instances, is expected. DAVID GORDON, Gordonsville, Lowndes Ala. The Montgomery Advertiser, Talladega Reporter, Marion Commonwealth, Linden Jeffersonian and Greenville Observer, will copy one month and forward bills to the office of the Selma Reporter IHSMH.FTION, rriF, FIRM OF HARDY, MARTIN A CO.

was dissolved on the 1st by tbe withdrawal of J. S. Martin. The Auction and Commission business will be continued by HARDY A KELLY. The business of Hardy, Martin A Co.

will be settled bv Hardy A Kellv. JOHN HARDY. JAS. S. MARTIN, dec3dtf W.

A. KELLY. much Tiiis i or ins to fade. igany coU vesicle. and falls off the scar is less than half i circular, depressed, Jge, and dotted with 1 little pits from five to twelve in number, corresponding to the cells ol the vesicle.

'There is usually some feveron the ninth, tenth, and eleventh days. Painful swelling in the armpit begin frequently on the seventh daw jeans, atlhose prices, until after a search which would detect a lost needle in a haystack. However, let the search proceed. Our sympathies with the whole selling public (being a buyer) are just now weak very ireak. We care not what part of that public it is whether it be the far mer who vends chickens at a dollar each, turkeys four dollars and a half, eggs at seventy-five cents, an butter at a dollar the shoemaker, who looks you straight in the face and says a pair of hoots are worth forty dollars, shoes twenty and negro brogans ten to fifteen or the merchant who draws a blister on a poor man with every movement of his tongue; we repeat, our sympathies with the whole clan of traders are weak, nnd need rousing by some of the serio comic scenes which will follow the enforcement of these resolutions.

LM them rip; and boots, shoes, cloths and clothing will fly up chimney, down cellar, under ground and up garret. It will be fun. Macony (Teo.) Telegraph. The Same Old Sung. Cant the North ern papers, by any possibility, give some variety to their monotonous war-whoops There is a most disgusting sameness in their blood and thunder, sten days, and crushing out rebellion articles.

Their newspapers are becoming as remarkable for great bores as their cannon. If the Yankees, as they predict, are going to devour us like roasted turkeys for their Christinas dinner, let them at least desist from hacking us to death with dull knives. We can put up with their rascality, for that is so unique and unparallele i that iike the Devil, it always keeps the imagination excited and expectation on tiptoe; but their stupidity is intolerable. Cant they invent some new lie, and show the fertility of resources, us well as the un mitigated diabolism of the Father of Fiction Why dont Barnurn offers a reward for a new lie, never yet uttered, against Jeff Davis anti the Southern Confedera cy, or a new war tunc never yet played on those dismal old pibrochs of ten days, sixty days, and ninety? Office Ala and Miss. Rivers R.

R. and after Thursday November 20th, the passenger trains on this road will leave Selma for Demopolis at half past two olclock, P. M. J. C.

LOPEZ. novl9dtf Chief Eng. and Sup't. FURNITURE POLISH FOR RENOVATING VARNISH on Carriages, Furniture, Leather, Ac. The brilliant po.ish which this produces will endure for many months.

For sale by nov25dtf JAS. MARLOW A CO. Administrators Sale of Slaves, Ac. 11E undersigned will sell at auction, in the Town of Demopolis, on Monday, the 22d day of December next, under Decree of the Probate Court of Marengo County, all the slaves belonging to the Estate of M. E.

Matthews, deceased, being in number about 30, and A Likely nml Valuable Lot of Negroes. Also, at the same time and place, will be sold the stock of Cattle, Horses, and other per FOR SALE, MY House and lot very conveniently locjr ted near the business part of ths city of Selmn. The dwelling is a two story framed building containing seven rooms, all necessary out houses. On the lot is a well of excellent water, atttached to which is a neat and commodious bathing house. A bargain can be had in these premises.

For further particu lars call on the undersigned at the Bank of Selma. GEO. R- BOYD, noviydlm Col. John T. Morgans Regiment.

rllAVE returned to Alabama, under orders from Col. Morgan, To superintend the col- to put i Union, and purpose by a nt to men. who are id fallible, there can Mr. Lincolns recanted project, the ridi-bsurdity of which is patent to all 1 ft is feared, indeed, that the will be execrated, if not driven by the party that sung hallo i.ths over his proelainati at the time it i-t i-sued, but recent event have had the vfc to infuse a degree of courage in him iii ii will keep him steady, at least long ough to his own words, which will be in- NUtli' dent for all practical purposes. ctious at the North have had narvellous elTect, apparently, towards re-ing Lineolu to his senses.

He now diner- that the Democracy are not prepared with bun to the length proposed by proclamation, notwithstanding his con-nt calculation of that result a few months ago. The mas.os have spoken through the ballot hoy in tones of thunder against the d- ruction of our system of labor at the South, because they seo that the result cannot bo other wise than destructive of tbe white labor at the North. Having taken advantage of the event of the elections as a decree from the people, to get rid of McClellan, he cun very consistently accept the smne event to repudiate his proclamation. We are proud to know, however, that it is a thing ot uo consequence to any Southern man whether Lincoln backs down from his proclamation or not. Wo expect his cm is saries who iuvade our Boil, to steal negroes whenever the chance is presented, and we were ver silly as to look for anything better.

inhabit properlv of said state. Terms of nyardi" of ill arfidesof cloth 1 i nir Kllnnlraf .1 1. .1, Kn ril blankets, that be contributed JAS. CONNER, Ac. sale Cash.

nov24dlm VHj WANTS AN OVERSEER? A GENTLEMAN who ha just received an honorable discharge from the army, desires a situation as Overseer. Good recommendations can be given. Apply at the Reporter Office. dec3dlw SHOES SHOES 1 SHOES fl JUST received, on consignment, a lot of Misses, Gents and Youths, Shoes. SINK A THOMPSON, dec3d3t Auctioneers.

If the vaccination be successful, and the patient be vaccinated in the other arm, four or five days after the firt insertion of the virus, tbe second set of 1 vesicles, though beginning so much later, will catch up with the others, so that from flu ninth day after the first vaccination, they will closely resemble the first set, always being, however, much smaller. MOW TO A COIN One week after the insertion of the vac cine lymph, the resulting vesicle furnishes lymph of the best quality for transfer to other arms. Physicians frequently de ler vaccination until the tenth or twelfth day. In many instances, even at this advanced stage, the perulent lymph wi i produce the proper infection, hut it is far more reliable on the eighth day, just one week after the first insertion. The vaceiiuyshould be carefully punc tured with a lancet, needle, knife or any other suitable instrument, and the clear, transparent lymph which comes forth should he neatly inserted under the cutU of the left arm of the person to be vaccinated.

It should be introduced in three or four places, an inch apart. This introduction may be effected by pricking tbe skin with a needle or making a super ficial puncture with a lancet. If there he much bleeding, it is to be feared that the lymph will not be introduced. With care it is easy to vaccinate 20 or 3D persons from one vesicle, the smallest quails ty being sufficient. Savage Murder ot a Georgia Soldier.

New Advertisements. JS4NS JEANS JEANS TU-iT received on consignment, a large stock of Home Made and Kentucky Jeans. SINK A THOMPSON, dec3d3t Auctioneers. WANTED, FIFTEEN good carpenters to mukc wagons for the army. Wages from $3,50 to $4 per day.

Apply at the Arsenal. N. R. CHAMBLISS, decld2w Maj. Cora.

Selma Arsenal. SOLE LEATHER. 2 AAA LBS. So hi Leather, just received UvU on consignment and for sale by 7 SINK A THOMPSON, decldtf Auction and Com. Merchants.

CLOTHING: 4 LARGE lot cf Cloth and other Coats, and JLA. a quantity of Vests, just received on consignment and for sale bv decldtf SINK THOMPSON. 'jiny. -There is a great rage in this city for auctions. Just to think, we have now.

in i th- se times of general scarcity, three regu-I lar auction houses, all- doing a good busi- ness They sell articles of every conceiv-ble description that can possibly adminiss 0 to the wants of mankind. Each auction house seems to be crowded with bidders, i uitl every article put up goes off rapidly. Where -ii many articles arc scraped up to 1 hi sold at auction we cant tell, but they are all the time coming in. L- Beer. -Those of our citizens who are i fond of this beverage will be pleased to earn th it is now being made in this city.

1 Mr. DKImars advertisement, which ap-1 pears in to-days paper, tells all about it. By -the way, we would advise those who are in the habit of drinking mean whiskey to I i a per off on lager beer. Lager is neither so 'poisonous nor so intoxicating as mean whia- key, such as now imbibed on the sly. i Look Out for Them.

Our people may be-gin to lookout for thieves from a distance. I Hundreds of plug-uglies, originally from Baltimore, have been driven from Rich-imnid. some of whom have already turned I up in Atlanta and other cities not far off, committing robberies, day and night, on Hie streets and in private families. Of curse some of them will find way to 1 Sol mu. Look out for them.

rha.satxt. An editor who has his sanctum next door to a chap who is learning to play the fiddle, and learning very slowly at that, most pleasantly situated. Such has been our situation for some time past. Is there 1 no music teacher in the city who can come and loach that chap to strike a tune? ent. Gibson.

AVe yesterday had the 1 pleasure uf taking by the hand our gallant young friend, Lieut. W. T. Gibson. 11c was not looking ns well as we would like to see him, but we hope that a brief respite from Ihe hardships of camp life will restoro to I him his usual health and strength.

ng, may by the people to his regiment. The following gentlemen have been requested to act as agents, viz Col. John D. Hoke, Jacksonville, Bvers A Rowan, Ashville, Y. B.

Turnipseed, Oxford, James Joiner, Talladega, 1). W. Davis, Monevallo, Mr. Latham. Randolph, Goodwin A Robbins, Selma, Maj.

E. H. Harris, Montgomery. W. R.

Brown, Marion. Those who have friends in the regiment, and all who can aid in contributing clothing, blankets qr shoes, will please send them to the agent in their vicinity. The agents for the' several companies will please to box up the articles contributed and consign them to me to the care of Capt. C. E.

Thames, A. Q. M. at Selma. I would urge dispatch, as the cold weather will cause great suffering among those in need of clothing.

and I wish to transport the articles at may be contributed to the regiment as soon as they can be collected together. Anv inquiries addressed to me should be directed to Uuiontown, Perry countv. W. WALTER HORTON. novlgdtf Jacksonville Republican, Talladega I Watchtower and Reporter will please copy twice and send bill to this office.

NOTH K. OWING to tbe death of George F. Plant, it becomes necessary to close the firm busi-ness ot GEORGE F. PLANT A CO- There fore, all persons indebted to said firm will come forward aud settle without delay, and persons having claims against the same will present them for payment. The business of the late firm will bo continued at the same stand by the undersigned under the name and stvle of IIAVER-STICK A NOBLE.

A. UAVERSTICK, U. G. NOBLE. Selma.

August 21. 18(52 aug2fitf One Thousand Pounds Light Brown Sugar, Just Received AND FOR SAI.E IN 100 POUND RIGS Bf E. GILMAN, dec4dlw at routs Confectioneiy. Coffee, Snuff Lager Beer MANUFACTORY, J3 road Street, Selina, Ain. I RESPECTFULLY offer to the families in Selma and vicinity, the very best substitute for Coffee un article that I am not ashamed of.

Also, a first-rate article of SNUFF, and Pure l.nger Beer, at my Store on Broad Street, Selma. W. AUG. D'ELMAR. dec4d2t Medical Botauiat.

TIIK LOST OPPORTUNITY A Looking at. umstances of STONEMASONS WANTED. WANT TO HIRE four good Stone Enquire of W. S. Knox, Selma.

or the undersigned, at the Iron Mines, near Oxford, Calhoun countv, Ala. doc3d2w DOWLING 4 PROS. xw The Mobile Tribune insert for two weeks and send bill to this office. Files, Fistula, Tumors, Ulcerations of the Womb, Spermatorrhoea, Syphilitic Affections, Ac. R.

J. A. CLOPTON, of Huntsville, is now at the Exchange Hotel, Montgomery, where he may be consulted for a few weeks. He operates with perfect success, and guarantees perfect satisfaction in every case of Piles. lie has operated on many of the most prominent citizens of the State.

All communications must be accompanied by a ten tent stamp. oct27dly eral McCIelUf that lie did en opportunity pros, riled at the very time of his -jfial from the army, to turn the tables up enemies. Ho could hare easily Gen-vj -grace, it is astonishing advantage of the gold- iv I the reins of empire, and NOTICE, AKEN from the passenger platform of the Alabama aud Tennessee Rivers Railroad cn Monday last, the 24th, a Brass Casting, belonging to one of the Hydraulic Rama in use on the road. Any one knowing anything of its whereabouts would confer a favor by reporting either at the Superintendent's office, or to HENRY GATCHELL, M. M.

deeldlw. lll.Ot liAni PASSED! ON AND AFTER MONDAY next we will have for sale 13 barrels of excellent CORN WHISKY, 4 Wagonsand Harness, lt head of tine, large-sized Kentucky Mules, which we will offer ut private sale, nov 29dtf A 1) A RT I A CO. What Hardy, Martin Co. Have Received This Day: covered his to run tin health to risk of ri I lie extent, eonclu-; jug 1 i he In use an tic i pa teal. 1 alarm was given had th during the day.

As it wad not long hem th. lOo Bushels Peas; 3000 lbs. Choice, Clear Sides from thecoun-trv 3 Bags Black Pepper: 200 lbs. Lard, choice, iu jars; 25 Bushels Ground Peas; all on consignment and for cash. nov29dtf hood, overtaken i get over, ii A pistol daman ored bv slat made himself equal, if not superior to Cr ni well in the tremendous revolution that ho could have wrought over the head of all oppogit'-Ti, as is evident iu the result of the r-ventole ions in Linclflndotn.

He was at the head of a vetorau army, numbering more than one hundred thousand men. i who were enthusiastically devoted to hi? I fortunes, ami ii is unquestionable that they would have followed him in the inagnift cent enterprise of a counter-revolution, tb spoils of which w.uld have been glorious beyond conception. Ho could have incurred uo moral odium, since the attempt to subjugate the South had already proven hopeless, and the future historian would have acquitted him from the least shadow of censure for achieving so noble a conquest in the midst of a crisi so destructive of the vital print' i pies of our Government, to say nothing of the rivers of blood that had been spilled, and which would have continued to h' poured out uselessly. Why did he not seue the opportunity and throw himself on thcti.h of fortune, when it would have hoisted him to the very zenith of human glory The answer will forever be, that he was too weak, t.m timid and too everything 'hat is out of proportion to the measure of true greatness to accomplish so splendid a Driven from power, and blasted destin, SHOES, Gentlemens aud Childrens Shoes, at dec3dtf PRkSTRlDGE LYLES. HOSIERY.

ADIES and Gentlemens Hosiery of superior qualitv, at dec3dtf PKKSTRIDGK A LYLES. MILLINERY GOODS. A FINE VARIETY of Millinery Goods at dec3 Jtf REST RIDGE A 'LYLES. JEANS. NOUN 1RY JEANS, of different kinds and colors, at PRESTRIDGE A LYLES.

dec3dtf NOTICE. HAVING sold my stock of Staple and Fan cy Dry Goods to Messrs. Prastridge A Lyle, 1 take the liberty of returning many thanks for past patronage, and solicit a full share to my successors, who have now add id largely to the stock. B. J.

DUNCAN, dacadtf endeavored to it a fence which lid carried bark as presentod at ds and tdi rents, mg that toe man NOTICE. C. E. ALTENBUIMi, TAILOR, Draper, respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of Selma and I the surrounding country. He is prepared to execute work of all descriptions iu Ins line I I'l 1 tt ri i hu as Cutting, Making, Mending, Trimming, Engine and Boiler or Sale.

lhe Shop corner of Water and Washington Sts. KT All work not taken away iu one month after done, will be sold. ONE STEAM ENGINE of 20-horse power. on cast iron bed frame, with solid cast fly wheel and wrought iron shaft, with two Orem. Somebody sends U3 a receipt for lying green, but as no responsible name Minos with it.

we decline publishing it. 1 'o tcn Soles. A specimen of wooden sols, designed for negro shoes, may be seen at this office. neigh be escape, but was he was trying to the house. Mrs.

Brown, which she ausw they hod taken been stopping at her hou The soluier then stated that ho was Confederate soldier, naming Ins company and regiment, and demanding the treatment of a prisoner of war. At the suggestion of well known citizen, Mr. Israel ilill, the sol dior was earriej by the mis to the headquarters of Co! Stewart. This gallant Yankee of the irinysaid: "Dont bring any more I rebel bushwhacker tome, but shoot them down." lie then ordered the prisoner be tt Ik tweeu tw stumps, and for eighteen men to fire at him. The first volley missed him.

on which a brutal Dutchman run up and with the nuizzie of his gun within a few fee of Spencer, shot i him through the a-much. He died that J. H. MARTIN. PHILLIP WKAVBR, cylinder boilers, 30 inches iu diameter, with pump, pipes, belts and all the fixtures for a Mash Saw Mill.

Aiso, a Grist Mill, for corn, goes with the above machinery, all in running order and can be bought low. Appiv to novgTdtf HARDY MARTIN A CO. EXECUTORS NOTICE. ON MONDAY, the 8th day of December next, at the residence ot John Adams, deceased, will be hired tweutv five likely negroes, for the period of tweWe months. Said negroes will he restricted to farm or phntation work.

Also, at the same time and piaoe, will rent the plantation, containing eleven huudred acres, lor tho rear 18H3. l. b. Moseley, nov26dtd E. L.

COLEMAN, r8. AICTIOK SALK, AT WEAVER At MARTINS, (Geo. O. Bakers Old Stand,) Thursday- Horning December 4fA, 1(IV o'clock Fine Buggy Horse, I Fino set of Harness, 1 Fine Saddle aud Bridie, 1 Good Top Buggy, 1 Chamber Set, complete, 1 Lot of Tumblers. 1 Sofa, Table und Chairs, 1 Fine, Urge, new Mattrass, 1 Sharps Rifle, 1 Colts Navy Pwtnl.

ALSO. FOUR MULES. 13T Sale positive WEAVER MARTIN, deetdit Auctioneer. AUCTION SALES By Sink JL Thompson. Closing out of Chi, Crockary Olaaa.

WE will sell at Auction, on FRIDAY, at 10K oclock, A. at our store, corner Alabama and Broad streets, the mmainder of a large stock of China. Crockery, and Gian Ware, consisting iu part of China Tea SetU, Soup Tureens, Fruit Dishes, Steak, Candle Sticks and Spittoons Baking Dishes, Teapots, Ditchers, Jelly Moulds. Gut and Dressed Glass Goblets and Wine Glasses, Preserve and Pickle Dishes. Together with quite an extensive lot of China and Parian Marble Toilet Setts and Vases; 2 pairs Silver Plated Casta rs, with Cut Glass Cruets 1 rair fine Silver Plated Butter Stands, and one Silver Plated Fruit Basket.

Hr In couscqucnce oi bad weather, the above sale has been poitpoucd until Fridav next, at lOfij oclock, A. M. SINK A THOMPSON, dcc4d2t Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE Of ne kaff Interest ii the Skimixiat Kill WK WILD HELL AT AUG-tion, to tho highest bid der, for cash, at our more, at 11 clock, on Saturday, 15th one half interest in the beautiful little steamboat ELLA, her tackle, furniture nnd fixtures SINK A THOMPSON, dcctdtd Auctioneer. MT The Montgomery Advertiser and Mo llr blto Advrtler and Raglater daily, i Ill dn night, un by the ci i whoso ho i eta e.

unity buric Udd Mr died, that he liv and i hat he a 1 next day 1 till, at i ml in fuff phew Maiiriku. Iu Tuscaloosa, on tlis 30th by the Rev. R. It. White.

Miss Mahy K.VTK S. Lr.LASI), to IORUT. Wu. lltlKE, of Nashville. Tcbbessee.

Chuttunooga Rebel will please eopy. UixTKor 1oNCKALKD PLUNDER. Nil-un i oils (lens ami collars about the city, lilleJ ilh plunder stolen frein the battl, fields, have heen sacked by the Provost Dcleclires almost on an avorugo weekly since the. fi'glit before Richinomi. But it seems tliu work of rescue has not vet been consummated, and the detectives are still kept agog ferreting outtho stores of th" unlicensed panderers.

Old mus-rifles, accoutrements of all kinds, blankits, bayonets, overcoats, pistols and ic knives are turned up in remarkable abundance. On yesterday a descent was made upon two houses in 7lh street, and a rich haul awarded the work of tbo dr tectires of (he Eastern District. Several tmne establishments of tho kind will come in duly for (heir destruction. The de-lectivu spots aro numerous. Me A-moml Enquirer.

CATCH THE RUNAWAYS! RAN AW AY from my plantation be- tween Uniontown and Newborn, jp on the 7th of October lust, 77 A KF.tA-FEGRO HEN, named Ihinit Oirttr and Diniol is a small, black negroe, about five feet seven inches high, weighs 13d pounds, came from South Carolina, and sp ks broken, and is 23 years old. Garter is of a copper color, five teet oight inches high, weighs 135 pounds, is bow-legged, with whip sours, is 48 years old and tting grey. Jim is about five feet nine or ten inches high, very black, has large, white teeth and is rather stupid he is 24 years old. Daniel and Jim worked two months on the Rail Road between Demopolis and Mcrid inn, and uo ore over there, somewhere, about the Road. Carter will get some white I to harbor him, if possible 1 will pay a suitable reward for their apprehension und confinement in some Jail, soth.it lean get them, with notice to me at Newborn, Greene County, Ala.

JOHN MORRISETT. novlBdlm Valuable Residence For Sale. A VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE MM with other out buildings ani un pfovaments, garden, Ac, Ac; situated" enieutly to the business part of the lo on reasonable terms. For parti moat eonvo city, for aalo NEW COMMISSION HOUSE. WEAVER MARTIN HAVE OPENED an Auction and Commission Store ut the stand formerly occupied by Geo O.

Baker A Co. (next to the Post Office,) and will give their personal attention to sales of ull merchandize, lands, stocks, negroes and property of every description. Liberal advances made. Mr. J.

S. Martin, long and favorably known us an Auctioneer, offers his services to ull persons having ulantations, stock or nroduco in large quantities, for sale, and hopes by prompt attention to business to merit a share of the public patronage. dec2-lw in all his pros poet will skulk away to in forgotten. It were better for him il Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Ho aid be was he had died like Samson with (ho Philistines Elder in the Methodist pal Church, and buried himself in the mumon ruin he I i an we fREIQHT NOTICE.

ON nnd alter Wednos iy, Nov. 19th, jgnmrarar lansgtgraBijgBggw day, Nov. 19th, 1 (5z, the Freight Tram ofL pie? N. no, never: had wrought: d'fi word of tongue or or The To Mu vrth iK vc been'' might ha the Alabama and Missis-3 sippi Rivers Rail Road will leave Selma on Mouday, Wednesday aud Friday, and leave Demopolis on Tuesday, Thursday and 8aur-day. Freight will be received at the Selma Depot on Monday, Wednesday und Friday from nine o'clock until sundown.

Ou Tueaday, Thursday ami Saturday, from 7 until 1 oclock. J. C. novlOdtf Chief Eng. and Sup't.

DR. I MORGAN WILL resume tho pmotice of his profession. lie can bo fouud at hia realdsoos or at Mnrlow'ti Drug Store. novlRdlm EsV' Mr. .) allies Doherty has commenced the mubufarlura ol shot in Petersburg.

and Ii works are now in successful operas tion. The eteeplo of (ho ,,1,1 Presbyterian Church ha boon converted into a shot tower. and the proprietor is prepared to drop from two tour thousand pounds per week. -hsa. a court at' inquiry ha roocntly been bi'ld in Mlsauiippi, preindotl by Gen.

Price, to invostlaato charRes of hurv up lo the T.ld of Nuvcmher7haa been ness which had been made atjam.i and prooUmatlon 1. made that culars apply at the store of novlfiatf M. MEYER AGO. Marshall, th U- nXllZil ln VlrKini' left, will lh. P.K,iVi:lh0 I Ihr Fr.tf.tant K.incopal Church, ia.Mfo L.

Lurch hi aUctIuo, ti. Inwar, 7h-iaa WU contributor; wvl tiiM of relief of the soldiers of Abbeville IhaC c. bequeathed fin.Oilo tor lien. Such men shnutA net hut shouU he held vi iu honorable In tlio.o who ri.k thuir 1 money (hr their eouutr ntnwt IVP Hides Tanned on Shares JWH.Ii tun yotki hide. ona half for the other," delivered at iny ln-yrd in Bibb co intv, or st tko depot of tho Alsbsms und TeuuoH.eo Rivr Kail Rond in Saluia.

Mr. (Ico. Frrguaaou, at tho depot, will raoaipt for (ha latter. I. HCI.l.IVAN, nn.Uldtpi MOUNT MA.UI.E lj'OR CI.KAN8IIICI and bnrnl.hlna all (tn-1 lahod MataHie aad Olaaa mirfecaa, aueh aa tlold.

Wtlvar, Brew, Hrlttannia, Stool Ware, mdow panaa, ot. For aalo hr naviidlf JK. MARl.OW A OO. Van Dorn, which court, after a careful vest! gat ion, have reported that the tost nvjtiy inlhoiropinion disproves tho ch argot in eopy twice and nd Willa to ttiok Thotnpaon. Labarrnquo DiMinfecting Solution of CIIII.ORIDE OK SODA (cnncotiliatl.

1 for aal. bv JAS. MARLOW A CO. BOVlMtf GERMAN MADDER AND Iuro Exlruut of Logwood, MuritU Tiu and Ri.Ctitoioaia For aala by JAS. MARLOW A UO.

uovlfidtf 1C1A BOTTLES PREPARED GLUM -Far lilXJ sale by MARLOW A CO. thoe tetvored at Viekuburg from Vhl time forth will bo exchanged on delivery. ExrisMatvH. -In Iiiohmoud olty on 8tur-dnv JaM, hcaf oats sold nt per H.iy 50; dovor Uajf $4 50; turkayn $1 i to ib pine wood $15 per cord ouk $1. SUPERIOR LEATHER, OON8IONMENT, nd for hr drc4ilMw MAKER IIRO'8.

riwuotan. Hrig. Gen. A. Wright, (leorgin.

ho boon pruHu.trd to the rank Mujmv Gcnertil. OU NBWSr APSES FOR 8AI.R AT Till OFFICE. LOSS OF TEXT IN GUTTER.