The Daily Selma Reporter du lieu suivant : Selma, Alabama • 2

AI TIO SALE F. L. JOHNSON staf LATEST NEWS. I) PBEoTB By Sink Thompson. wva tiiss-u DAILY REPORTER.

BY M. J- WILLIAMS. rFIC'IAl. APKK OF TIFF Cft SUBSCRIPTION RATES daily reporter. rocers Merchant rnrais SELMA.

VIRGINIA wtrd, Saturday VoriiN(, Dfc. 13, IH62. tier with a iirre lot of CLua, Glut. rr and Si rcr Tested Wsr SINK A THOMPSON, 1 Auctioneer WOOL WOOL WOOL I OOSDS WaSIIEO WOOL, just received on contignnicnt and fur sale SINK A THOMPSON, Auction and Kerch' to. RS( IIIKK NOTICE TO 81 yoa And bafo LING .300 13.000 300 UlA Wliei 300 B03 10.000 3000 Yi 2000 PO 50 TIER 33 BALE BALKS 20 BARF 3 I JOGS I 3 BAKK1 40 BOON 40 PACK iTTO.N Ueamabta la Uua my.

THE OBJECT OF Th- object of the Nortl TIIE NORTH. D' LAX SUGAR. THREAD. -iiaudy KKU XJGTlOlsrE anrt uommissioa Morcha- rar Hit id i it hue alienated tb Europeans Iron tho North. Frou luce the organization meat, down to Uie time fetes ueotded from th the heart! peopl the Federal Governs that the Southern and are 3 BARRELS VV 17 BARRELS 9000 BOUNDS GO GROSS MATCHES.

30 SACKS RICE FLOl'R. 200 POUNDS BLACK PEPPER. 15 SACK- COFFER TO ARRIVE. 30 BOXES TOILET A SHAVING SCAB. 2000 FINK CIGARS.

O. CoyshiNUES'T. i and lor ale bv Uec6dtf I. JOHNSON A CO. Mirt ft the i niv cover their retreat.

Rihcwod. Dee blowing particulars ith, obtained from I Gen. French. On it, just before day, I huainea in connection 'd RUsi Saturday are our re-Wednesday auaSatun I regular evenings for iberal caati Migmnetit.s l-iT' Cotton bought i decod tf NEGROES FOR SALE HAVE ON HAND and for very iiktlr Negro vrun.na. a good Cook, Washer and Ironcr, with children, that are also very likelv, whom wwSKl -ell at bargain.

SINK A THOMPSON, i declUUt Auction arid Coin. MerciTts. tuition Sale. By I lardy Kelly. 14T AT TEN O'CLOCK, A.

JS Faturuay, December 13th. 1862. i ohi) Pound Hanrs and Bound-- (Country Soap. One Colt a Nvy Repealer, One Fine Gold uteh aud Cham, One iiOt Furnit re, One Fine Work Horse, One Lot of Hardware, etc. Person acting properly sold at uc tiou i i bring it in early on the day of aale.

dsslhfit Administrator Notice. JETTERS of Administration 'er granted to tli unde i signed by the honorable bate Court of Dallas county on the 2 1st id 1 I of November 1HS2, on the estate of P. Cx, set deceased. Notice is hereby given to all peril is on htiviug claims 8gmat said estate to pie ei I sent them within the time prescribed by law or the same will be barred, and those indebted will make immediate payment tome. 4 COX, d'ClSvtt Administrator The Express has the of the battle at Plymoi an official dispatch to ming Or ceinh the 11 tb dar JAS.

W. CRAWFORD, Brdiaie HE STATE OF At ABA BIBB COUNTY, sou Gardner, Judge of the said County amt State that a certificate that earned to L'niontown, Bel M. CLA CO. on Ric J. o1 Afi.

r-. friov. at Broad Sut AUG. DKLMa h. onei to up.

M. Meals served or familivs furnished with mg line, in anv part huars of A. M. uud -p T.orvtitf a aid cei use me i 1 I Court ft hereby W. UH ty, genuine, futile f.

In 1 1 tier mg Cour siguatur Given Drobite ALE EXCHANGE and Rarfreesooro, Teuu. liund. Cousigued to them, will I w. st market price. Office tel, where they will redeem ge Bills when present ibaeuce to Mr J.

K. i tivjs companies of the 17th Regiment of N. 0. troops, and a squadron Evans' Cavalry, dashed into Plymouth, N. and drove the Abolitionists pell-mell from the place.

We killed ami wounded many and took 25 prlp oners, and seventy-live negroes. Our troops being fired at from th- houses, Lamb ordered Moore a hattefY tu batter them down About two-thirds of the town was burnt Moore's section drove the Alolition gun- boms down Die river, seriously disabled. Negroes and prisoners all brought awav. i Our loss wa. rix wounded -Captain Gal la-wav seriously.

ca to Me will train ehi FOR I me Tobaccos on be sold at the lov under Stones iioti promptly all their ed to them, or hi Alexander. ADJT. 1 1 Ns PLUTO Treasurer for said the certificate, I nion, the whole system of Yankee legislu lion in Congress wan so shaped an to fleec the South and enrich the North. Thev s.r to have had no higher idea of the of Go eminent than to make it the agnt for pul ting money in their pockets in proof which we have only to refer to their tariff their plunder of the public lands, and theii immense appropriation of the people rnm ey for their harbor, light-houses, to aiv nothing of their fishing bounties, their cheap postage and thousands of other things, the whole drift and meaning which was intended solely to build up their pecuniary interest It was dollars and cents that made kees. and hence it is that they are so loth to give up the hope of its restoration.

They have no love for the Southern people, other than that which the fox has for -roost on the contrary, the best of them hate ns as implacably as the vile and utterly depraved can hate ail that is virtuous and good thn when they remember their former prosperity de jse th. days, the 'hen this change ur Mississippi We have re- that quarter du. ikely Negro for Sjk, to ailt.OKt in him. 2 1 stead of the aftemoo is made, we hope to i exchanges more reg ceivod but one papci ring the present wee iny hand oi said County, th dav of Dece.nl JACKSON Judgi adapt Jjpiv at tii- li- Ki of Pi Reporter ITOTiCE. the TOLKN lersiguetl, on the ni Pa Richmond, Dec.

12. correspondent of the N. Y. November 14th, nays The Par Herald, under date -Dr. Adam, of Union-vh hue just returned from Le was held a prisoner for soma laid on our table several Now Xor turn, land, time, York Thoufi been that Lord Cowley war by Napoleon that liis conviction whs ho strung of the absolute necessity of mediating, that, if ami Louisville papers of latp dates.

ii tlmir most important contents have uiUrijmttid by telegraph, we aro.nev- England hesitated for any length of time and the bright days when the South guured i ertheh- glad get them, and hope that i refuaal; not hesitate to act THE STATE OF ALABAMA BIBB COUNTY. Wiieroes. it ha been represented thiu 1 John VV. who was sometime ago drb-gHted by the authorities in the (O. i.

uud State hturcsaid to act a agent in the pu corn for thcu.se of indigent tun ties I-diers now in the Confederate service, and whereas a report has been put ircui that Judg iuUte was acting iukUi- i tenets ibut ti was nut buying corn i dieis families, Gut on speculation, now I. lix Nbropahur, Clerk of the Cireu (hunt said ho hereby certify that Judge was delegated for the purpose above si and thathe is a man of integrity nnd i bp. i-pable ol acting undei false pretence it the above reports arc lalso and slanderous ai that every bushel ot corn bought by him t- and will be properly distributed and aj.pl to the sole use and benefit of indigent families in said County. Given under my hand and seal of office, at office, in the town of Centrevillc, Bibb Com-1 Alabama, on this the 11th day of Deecnihtr A. I).

162. F.BHROBSliUR Clerk. declSdSt I from tht of A negroes, verv r- cently fr ginia to wit G-RIFFIV. bj, about IS years old. nearly six feet built.

SARaH, a black wt.m years old, speas.s dark brown, heavy short r.im a old. Tht-re no ciusc tnmvn for thir tn. and as they a possible they were enticed a ivav bv so 1 foil unknown. A liberal reward wii; be paid -r t-- prehension and delivery to nn, or in so it, where I can gut them. elma, deckin' TO SAWMILL OWNERS.

VANJED lie id ci Uircular Saw for Government purposes A good price given bv deebd GKO. 0 BAKER CO. SUPERIOR LEA I HER, ON ONSIGNM KNT, and for sale bv dec4d2w BAKER BUGS PLANTATION FOR OFF ER FORSAKE mv Btantaticn. di-iftiies Ho utii i Kiniev, Maieu, County, containing 14 -a acres, with 5h' ci cured and in good state of cultivation, u' tbe tmr chaser desirts. I will self him my muD cuttle and hogs.

I will take Confederate or Bonds at jjar and make terms easy. Apply GKNLS OFFICE, Richmond, Nov. 27th, JHy. GaxKKVL Orders i No. U6.

Comumiulauts ot conscripts will 1 following order tube published lor seven times in tv sufficient uumbu pen in each late uf the Con ted sure its reiicLiug every pan ol the country I. Ali commissioned officers und enlisted men who are now aijsentiroin their commands from any other than aotuui disability, or duly under oi tiers irotn the of a or irom their deparlnieut miimwiders, will return to their commands without deiuv. il. Commissioned oiiiceis f. tiling to comply with the pro virions tt the foregoing paragraph within a reasonable length of time, no case to exceed twenty days uGer the publication of this order, shall be dropped from the rolls of the army in disgrace, and their names will be lunsisiied to the commandant of con scripts for enrollment in the ranks.

ill. Al: enlisted men who shall fail to comply with the provisions of paragraph I of tips order, within a reasonable Icugtn of time, shall be considered as deserters, and treated accordingly, their names to be furnished to the coinmr udant ot conscripts in their rituu for ol ication or such other action us znnv be deemed most efficacious. IV In order to ensure the efliei.nt co operation of all concerned to carry this order i. to immediate effect, Department Commanders are directed to require from the commandin'' oflieer of each separate command in their Re partmenU a prompt report of the names of 11 commissioned officers and enlisted men now absent from their commands. Thus reports must state in each case the cause of absence, and any regimental, battalion or companr commander who shall neglect to lunrsh such a report, or who shall knowingly be guilty of concealiug anv case of unnAtlwrioj uosehce.

shah, ou conviction tuereof, be summarily Hiinipd. nder the provi.v.on.i uf the id clause of i 0SIV lElilildi: I ANT. IMMCIHA TXL 1 bu.ht-l A hiim berries, for which I will pay fit) cents per bushel of sixty pounds, delivered in gio(l condition, in large or iuull quantities, it Selma, on or before the lab uf Jatiuarr next. Now is the time to gather them, nd -t riie rash for an article which haMbeei, heretofore. 7 uint fiery buthtl I 3 J.

M. KEEP. decl 1 RKCJElVEttJS NOTICE, 1 HE LAS 1 TERM of the District Court i A ot the Confederate States for the Middle vision of Alabama, the Court rendered judg-im nt against debtors to alien enemies. Ali dfsirfug to sav coss will do well to cal! and settle with the undersigned before Executions Ail costs alter judgment conies out of Die debtors. If jiavmeir be made before Ex-j editions are there will be against those thus paying.

J. R. JOHN dfcCJAdu' Receirer. Dwelling Wanted. A H'l hlji.IMr HOI, SB to rent la wanted MX.

witii three or four room, and two or three eerruiit.s rooms attached thereto. Apply at the Reporter Ollice or at the store of dcclidSi 0. GRAHAM A CO. PLANTATION FOR SALE. I OM-hKhUK SALK inr Plantation, Srins 5 miles west of Randolph, on both aides nt Oakmulgee Creek, containing 500 acrea To acres open land well timbered, well fered, etc.

Tor further particulars apple to me, ut Randolph. mile ftcre8 'yin j1 good fence two i mil a UKDb 1 1 a Tu ick chimnies, good barn and other out; build -mgs, god well of wuJer very desirable fora summer residence. J. ty. LATHAM declldlw I WILL SEL1 ,0415.

County, lying six lftUllioii ju Talladega. and Tenn. Railroad and eight niiles ivo. jiine, containing i2f acres, ot which 220 are cleared and in gpod state ot cultivation, There is on the place a dwelling house, uc-1 irro cabins and Gin-house, For terms apply to Isauc Stone, at Alpine, or myself, at Cbilderaburg. declldlOt J.

T. CALDNV ELL. no co-ts i I XU wltli I 1 Now Advertisements. to me or to (luiable, Mode. well and A at McKtnlcv.

M. LI. SMITH. I.ard. liardl NTKD, barn-is Uountrv Lard, lbr Itch iv, will bv tbeJii jmsI lard, wholesale Unci retail O'.

MAKER CO Office Ucntrul Warehouse Buildings. FASHIONABLE BARBER SHOP. Under the Merchants Hotel, ater Street, Selina. ROBERT SHEARER vrould inform lii p.itrn:iy thi Ins Shop still open, m1 I that nothing 18 ten jve I iafaction. He would also avail hiuTV opportunity to announce to the public that i poontu shop.

Hair-cutting, sham prices. No ninn u'jisrin shop for dyeing hair and whiskers. 'h dccl8d2t Engine and Boiler For Salt1. NE STEAM ENGINE of 20-horse power V. on cast iron bed frame, with solid cast f'y wheel and wrought iron shaft, with two cylinder boilers, SO inches in diameter, with pipes, betts and all the fixtures for a Sash Mill.

Also, a Grist Mill, for corn, goes wii i the above machinery, all in running ol der and can be bought low. Apply to decl3dtf HARDY KEi.I.Y sat- I i i YY pnet 200 without Lor, in conjunction with whatever I other European powers would associate with him. The New York Tfmes has published v-eral columns of dispatches from Seward to Minister Adams, sent at different periods during the year. In several of these digs patches, intended for foreign effect, ho endeavors to show that the administration is hostile to the institution of slavery. In dispatch dated Julv 28th, he savs We will i mLuce or oblige our slave-holding cit izons to supply Europe with cotton- if we can, and the President has given respectful consideration to the desire im formally ex pressed to me by the Governments of Great Britain and France for some further relax atiou ot the blockade in favor of the cotton trade.

An answer will be reasonably given. He closes by saying that his Government relies upon the respect of our sovereignty 'V nnU'PrH. utu this civil war will, without onr fault, become a war of continents, a war of the world, and whatever else may result. The cotton trade, built upon slave labor in't-kis country, will be irredeemably worked by the abrupt cessation of human bondage within this century. Gf.n.

Wiieexkrs Cavai.rt. Wc have be fore us a flag of a new and beautiful device, made by some ladies of Mobile for the battle flag of Gen. Wheelers cavalry, attached to the army of the Mississippi. It is cut in the shape of a swallows tail, one-half blue, the' other yellow, with a bar of white cutting it diagonally and displaying eleven blue stars. The whole is bound with red.

The flag goes to Murfreesboro in a a day or two in charge of one of Gen. Wheelers aids, and will soon be given to the battle and the breeze for it is a part of the daily business of Wheeler's cavalry to fight the enemy. Justice has not been done by the press to this gallant cavalry oflieer, and wo feel in part guilty of tho charge. We are promised the moans of repairing the neglect in a few' days, in some notes on his 1 brilliant career, of a part of which we wore nicuU-nts nddocumcnU. to our brethren of l.lncs3 th Kentucky expe.U- the press and especially to correspondents.

j.jon Wheeler fought the enemy iu As one of the incidents of the war in this thirty engagements. lie hovered on the rpcct, ami as an illustration and exhibit rear of the Confederate army, and never I allowed the enernv to get within fifteen tion of the kind, character and spirit of the ofit Again agu did the march- women who are suffering, in too many ea- ng columns of that army hear the boom of ses, the absence and exposure of their fath- Wheelers guns giving battle to the enemy ors. and brothers ami husbands, enhanced 1 in checking hi. ad- i vauce. ith Wheeler to cover tho march by the presence and vilo practice of extor- the army journeyed as confidently secure tioners.

wo give tho following extract from an appeal lately made to tho citizens of Married, In Greene County, on Thursday evening. 1 1th by Rev, R. Holman, Thus. C. Brown, to Miss Mary E.

Croom. The Spirit ihe Women. tyTc agree with the Charleston Courier that the women of this revolution, their efforts and sacrifices, and Bufferings in the cause of their home and country, and justice, and virtue and truth, against tho beast-ly aggressions of tho Caliban of Liueoln dom, deserve a special and enduring record. We commend tho subject, and the timely preservation and record of materials, and as if it had been on parade. Mobile Advertiser.

of f-VLES. -uh bV I merit' kYv decSdtf HARDY KELLY. INDIGO, ON ccmsignmewl ane for sale by dccsdtf lt.U)V A KELLY SPINNING WHEELS OF the verv best make, on consignment and for sale by llARDY A KELLY. dcclldtf Government Bonds Wanted rpEN THOUSAND DOLLARS of per cent. Confederate Bonds wanted bv HARDY KELLY.

A QU ALIFIED No Aujrlv at the office her tribute of golden streams into tlier pa ets. they ash their teeth and lash thviu-selres to a pitch of dperation in waging this ar upon their former benefactors. But. thank Heaven, there is not the remotest probability that the South can be made to succumb to the race of soulless brigands, even though resistance should involve the incalculable horrors attendant upon the utter and complete subjugation of her people. Their resolution to persevere is invincibly fixed.

They have set their faces like flints towards the goal of Independence, and in this direction they will keep the step of warriors. no matter what may be the obstacles that oppose them. Already a river of blood has been poured out in defense of our liberty und firesides, yet our people have not wavered in the high and holy resolve to be free. Our land has been desolated, and our fields laid waste, while many a loved one a gory shroud, whose death entails wretchedness too deep and dark for tongue or pen to describe yet. our widowed soldier: wive and the orphans made by this war, are our beet patriots, and by their prayers and tears will never cease to importune the avenging wrath of Heaven upon the heads of our oppressors.

ARE THERE TRAITORS IN OUR MIDST Fernando Wood is represented by the New York World as having made the following declaration at a war meeting in that city, on the night of the 20th ultimo Mr. Wood said he had received information and communicated it to the Government, that under certain circumstances, the South was ready to return, aye, from leading statesmen of the South, Men of position and Influence in the Southern Confederacy had expressed a desire to return under a Democratic rule; the past to bo forgotten, the public debt on both sides to be provided for. and they are willing to let by-gones be bygones, if the North would, and the Union once again be restored. (Terrific cheers followed, lasting several minutes. The Richmond Whig, commenting upon the above paragraph, says that Mr.

Wood's Information is either entirely false as to what certain leading statesmen have said, or else he has been egregiously imposed upon as to their real sentiments. The idea of a return to the Union, tinder any circumstances it, however, too utterly absurd to require further comment. Baltimore papers, in alluding to Woods speech. Implicate Governor Letcher as being one' of the leading statesmen who proposes to ensure the return of the South to tin; embrace of the dynasty. The abolition army in and about Nashville is stated to be about forty thousand, the bulk of which is almost uttly demoralized.

The indiscriminate robbery citizens is a thing of almost daily occurrence, which is winked at by the officers in command. Three regiments of Kentucky troops were recently disarmed and sent back on account of. their questionable loyalty to Lincoln, as was evidenced by the frequent declaration of thesr purpose to raise the white flag in the event of an engagement with the onfederates. POTATOES. irv BUSHELS Sweet Potatoes on eonsign- meat and for sale by declOdtf HARDY KhKLl Spool Thread.

rUsT RECEIVED, a Urge lot of Spool I Thread, assorted numbers, by SIN K. A THOMPSON, Auction and Com. Mcvlits declOdOt REAMS CAP, LETTER mid NOTE IA-DU per, just received und for sale bv deci'dtf J. W. BLANDIN.

NOTICE, ALL THOSE INDEBTED to us on open counts are hereby notified to come for- ward and settle the same within thirty days from this date, by cah or note. Those indebf- ed by note are requested to pay the same in mediately, as we deriie to close up our busi uesa as soon us pusaibie ll. Ii. WARE dec! 3d 1 In Liquidation 'KXflimE OFFICE, No. 3.

1AI.L Confederate officers and men have been captured aud paroled in ginia and Maryland, at any time from the ginning of hostilities to the 1st of Noveu.u i 1862, have been duly exchanged, and are la- -by bo declared. 2. All Confederate officers and men who have been delivered at Aikens Landing. James river, at any time previous to the 1 Kh of November, 1K62-. have been duly exchang.

and are hereby ho declared. B. All Confederate officers and men have been delivered ut Vicksburg, Mississippi, previous to the 1st of November, 1862, an-, including; said date, have been duly exchanged, and are herebv so declared. ROBERT OIJLD, decl2d6t Agent ot Exchange Southern papers copy and semi counts to the War Department in Richmond Prarupj of General Orders No. com-" lunefd 1riTates, are icca- pabit of beuiluj.

i consc-iucnce of -alUL'- b' 1 wll other-wise to to the mandunt of uonsenyts tn their 1 States, who will, it they uve fitted for ciu-; IV 1381211 lliciu to tho collection of atrajs-tierr. ortKr, wnn iuu port. nrovisiuu.3 ot tins military authority torauch be necessary thereto. VI. Officers of the Quartermaster's Department, charged with payment of troops, are hereby directed not to pay any commissioned officer, non-commissioned officer or private who does not turuish satisfactory evidence that lie is not.

liable to the penalties described in the foregoing order. Anv disbursing officer who shull make payment in violation of this order shall be liable on bn bond for the smouut of such payment. Hv order. y8igned. S- COOPER, decfdft Adjt.

and Inspector-General. PROPOSALS FOR COPPER AND IRON, NAVY DEPARTMENT, Okfick ok Ordnance and IIydrogbapuy, -Richmond, Nov. IV, 1962. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tliis Office uutil 3 oclock on Saturday, the liOih day of December, 1802, for furnishing and delivering, tor Uie use of tfi Nivy for the year ending December 31st, is63, tbe following quantities and descriptions of Copper aud Iron, viz: 150 tons of ingot Copper. 1000 tons-of accepted Gun Iron.

1500 tons of No. 1 cold blast charcoal Iron. 150U tons of No. 2 do. do.

1000 tons of No. 3 do. do. 2-00 tous of hot blast Iron. 1500 tons of Charcoal Blooms.

2bo0 tons of Iron Plate punched and finished. The whole to be subject to inspection and approval. Persons offering will state the price per ton of 2240 lbs for the Pig Iron and Blooms, and tbe price per pound tr the Iron Plates and Copper, und how soon they will agree to deliver. within the year, the whole quantity of Cop per urnl Iron which they may oiler irnish. The deliveries are to be mude to some authorized ageut at tbe nearest Railroad or Canal Station to thepUces where the Copper und Iron are manufactured.

Each proposal must be accompanied by a written guarantee, signed by two responsible parties, ol the ability of the person offering comply with his bid, should it be accepted. Bonus, with approved sureties in twice the amount of the contract, will bo required. Each proposal must be sealed, endorsed Proposal for Copper or Iron, us the ease-mav be, und directed 10 Commander GEORGE MINOR, Chief Ordnance and Ilydrogrunhy, Richmond, Va. decVdif Alabama Central Female College. THE Board of Trustees take pleasure in announcing that they have secured the i services of the Rev.

BASIL MANLEY, D. I a President of this Institution, und that he will assume the control of its exercises on the 1st of January, 1863. They feel assured that FOR SALF- Woman ar.d Girl. of the Reporter. decSdtf SALT.

A -FEW sacks of Liverpool Salt for sale on sir- L'tSKrl" dccSdlf AsNABUjSGS, SHEETIY STB1 for sale by FKESTRIDUE LLS. dec5dtf SeloiaTLiard Oil Worlis. PURE LARD OIL, wholesale and retail- a verv superior article for machinery or Office, upper end of the Cenlm Warehouse buildings. nn decSdtf QBO. O.BAK1 BC0 HOUSE AND EOT IN MARION.

WILL SELL. OR EXCHANGE for a small, well improved farm, my bouse aud luUn Marion, Perry County. Ala. The bouse contain rooms, IS feet and four Id leet sqt' andT closets- ail admirably arranged wreou venience The out-houses are thcient--xwo good wells, about 10 acres of land, a orchard of a good variety i fruit rCL' grapes. The improvements are all new ana in good condition, und one of the most able and commanding sites in town.

def rd Ill AUCTSOM SALE Uf oaf Mf Interest in the Steamiwat Jlla. WILL SELL AT AUD- ijU'A to the highest bid-dor, for cash, at oui M''t. at o'rl'H'k, A. on Solar, lav, KUJI ball iuteroM in tbe Itiful -ittle steamboat ELLA, her tackle, furniture and bxju11? tlNK THOMFs'LN, deeidtdi Auetlonecw UOXI-is tUmCE UK iSOS 1 UU TOBAOH) lor sale bv deuSdtf PUESTIUDGE 'KN Augusta, bv (1. J.

D. Iinbodon kiting or Buornr-ns in tiie two Au- On the 9th instant I halted, near sunset. by log cabin in one of th- wildest gorge 4 o( truce- 'vlUl 119 on the Fork of Chert. An aged mother prisoners, arrived at Helena, Ark on tho ENVELOPES, just received bv decOdlf J. ty'.

BLANK Post Office Notice. JMIE following rates will be charged for Box i Rent after the 1st of January, IS6S, payable Quarterly, in advance: Lock Drawers, $4 00 Pigeon Holes, 2 00 WM. II. EAGER P. M.

NOT1UE. OUR REGULAR NIGHT AUCTIONS wdl commence Wednesday 7 o'clock P. uid continue twice a week: Wednesday and Saturday nights. WEAVER A MARGIN. decddlw Receivers Sale of Lands.

yN VIRTUE of an Order of Sale mude bv the District U'jrr'. of the Confede: States for the Mid IV Division of Aiahuin held at Montgonn I will sell ut Moutev.iF: i. on Tuesday, the 3 th day ol December. V.6-j at auction, to the highest bidder, tor cash, th folio wing: real pioprtv, sequestered as the property of Hiram Butler, an alien enemy, i- lof N. W.

of Sec. 20, T. 22, R. 2 S. JN.

Tract, k' 4 19th and was received by tho Federal officer commanding. A letter says Among the officers accompanying the flag of truce was a Cant. Rust, who learning that there was in Col. Vandovers command another Captain ltust belonging to the 4th Illinois cavalry, expressed groat curiosity to see him, as he had a brother North from whom he had not heard since the war broke out, and possibly this Uapt. Rust might be the same, or bo acquainted with him.

But, judge of the agreeable surprise to each to recognize the long separated brothers. The kind-hearted Uni. Vandc verdid all iu his power to utako their abort meeting a happy one, so that wheu the time arrived for a sejmration it was not without much unsuppressed regrot, and many a wish that this war was over, that they bid adieu to each other- the one to fight for his country, the other to fight against him; but such have ever been tho miseries of civil war. Eartiup akr tn A letter from Accra, West Uoast jf Africa, dated July 18, states that an earthquake occurred thereon tho 10th. Nearly every house in tho town was destroyed, and three forts arc in ruins.

SOLDIERS' LAIfflS. WILL prepare the neeessnty documents nnd procure for the representatives deceased Soldiers, the pay they may bo en 1 i'd to at the time of their death, and I will attend to othcrrclaims due Soldiers I. 1-tms addressed tome will receive pronipl at-tv niion. JAMES Q. SMITH, decOdtf Attorney at Law, Selma.

COTTON CARDS, ON consignment and for sale bv UecSdtf HARDY A KELLY. Black Silk and Flax, consignment and for sale by I decSdtf HARDY A KELLY. and several daughters were the only mem hereof tho family at home. The father lias been iu Camp Chase over a year on a charge of being rebel, and an only son ia a soldier in one of my companies. I asked for corn to feed two hundred horses.

The old lady oiid they only had a little, raised by he iso If aud daughters, but 1 was welcome to it if I needed it. I took hull she had and paid her for it, when she seemed to doubt the propriety of receiving money from a Southern soldier, 05 -be thought it a duty to give ns what wc wanted. Her n's comjmny was not along, and riic had not soon him. The eldest daughter said: Colonel. toil brother we are all well and doing well.

We expect our papa will soon ho released from Camp Chase and come me. Tell hitn to he contented in the army, and to write to us if he can. If wo had known you were coining wo would have had his winter clothes ready to semi him. hut we will have no other chance when you are gone. Tell him wo will have enough corn ti do nt and have plenty of meat.

Wo have caught live largo bears in a pen and salted them down for winter. The Yankee Sheriff came, with five oldi-r along, to.eolleet the i taxes, nnd wanted to take the mare, but I had sold tho hear skins tor money enough I to pay him, und I hope it is the last time I 1 will have to pay Yunlioe taxes. QUININE. MILLINERY GOODS. FIXE VARIETY of Millinery Goofs a deciUtf l'KESTKIDGLiLALKS.

JEANS. NOUN i RY JEANS, of different odors, at 1HKSTKIDGE A LtLE" dec3dtf ii a. dawsok, rVjr: PETTIJS DAMSON. i Ifl OUN CEa Quinine on eonsiKomeat and I this simple announcement will be a sufficient I for snle by IIARl) KELLY guarantee for thoroughness and efficiency iu 8dtt all its departments and that whatever udvau-tages can accrue to an Institution from having at its head one of large experience, of earnest E. Eract, S.

W. of E. S. E. of K.

N. E. of N. 4 S. E.

of N. E. N. of S. ji 8 W.

of S. VV'. j. Also I.ot No. in Montovullo.

R. JOHN, Receiver declfidtds 2d Miit. Div. Ata Valuable Lauds For Sale. 1 IV ILL SELL at MontevaBoon Tuesday, tlw? 30th ol December, 1862, at public auction, about 2400 acres of choice land-, lying near) Annit i i Or iirp.xoy.

A gentleman the Depot ut Mt utevallo I 'nse land iii inland town tendered a dollar bill to 7 'N'1 "''dgo A iohr, tv a charge ot sixfcv cents, and wnn grave- i 10 0'iiMtltr-d p-'ile. 1. will sell I ruHti-e the lands ntoied by Prentice Short ridge and Short 1 ulgos inicresi the lavd tM.tnrrd h' Shortrid A -I oh n. for ihe creditors of Slioidridge, named in Deeds to me. own into lost in huoI lauds Anv informu i 'inn concerning the lands can bn had bv calling on mo at el nia.

J. K. JOHN dec 1 2d I 1 Offered forty squash seed to represent tho balance due him. ATTKXTIOiV, FIUFMFM NOTICE. The Richmond Whig of tho rtth came to un yesterday In so fine a that scarcely recognized it among our other exchanges.

It appears, from top to bottom, in new and beautiful type, and though it was always a welcome visitor to oursnnctntn, It i now pfir excellence one of our favorite Weaiucercly wish it increawdjMtiM' in ratio with the commendable spirit enter prise manifested by the proprietor undersigned will attend at the follow- I dovolnn, and whose odminixtrutive ability uud 1 mg tunes und places, for tho purposo of 1 success in imparting instruction, are umver entral -tf. of N. Dawson in oct2 Seltnu, Ala. Diuct Depot built! i 11. tairs.

ly olli.ig all persons between the ngos of I1' sally acknowledged those muv he expected ti the Presi will -d above. inquiries 1st charge rittiut'il oai Silott'cs half for till I hides "line years subject to the Conscript Act Uahubn, Tuesday Deocmber 0 mtv die, Wednesduv 10. liiirrc Is Roads. Thuraday, Dee 11, ib rtv Hid, Friday. 12, (innaFttctory, Monday, 15, Pleusant Hill, Tneidav, 16, Richmond, Wednesday, 17, ose living iu beats for which no appoint "ts are made, will meet me at the nearest ii 'intent.

i hoseelniraing exemption front anr enusc. I having substitute will m- A 0000 tin'1 bo lecureU under the direction of dent elect. It is expected that all tho departments be fully supplied at the time mention For more particular iufoi inutioti, mav be uddresaed, until Jitiiuuiv to the Rev. (J. Manj.hy, under whose the exorcises ure at present progressing.

Tuscaloosa, decSdtl. HORSE FOR SALE saddle anti harness horse medium site, will ho sold Hides 1W1I.L Ian in: other," di livored at im tan-vaid countr, or thr depot of the Alabann Ten iu Rivers lUil Ro pot, will i cceipt el 1 itULLlVAN. Guo. herguKsnn tiie latter, A gentleman who wa when the Union Meeting city states that speeches we occasion bv Gen. Sherinaiv novjltltrn WA.SrTIijID, 1 Min HII-IIKLS LED CORN, d.

L)UU livercd in mi Must' Ai. Ix riH'MBNTH. Thoro is in this rouuty a manufactory which turns out largo uuinbor of Musical Instruments every week. They are oChopenor quality, and discourse most charming music to the ears of, the half clad every description of (or ao'ns. Tho mufric made by these instm-htentH in not only iniorting to lli oar, but elevutoft tho ideas to whole clothes and com I fortnblu gai mouU.

Young hulioa who loam 1, 8 tew art, i tv, nerform well on tin uumcni. may bid i and ether Yankee officers. In the course of dehance io ud extortion by hi CL fluwirt if th tolili-ri whh cali-- think that seminarii.st.il lr.arniuir at once A Mui.iui,,, could got another just as good as t'other if fr the euHivriiiou of the mov intLponsn thy eoulii uol dotL.t, thay could Uk nomc bl u( I'lnum. body wife, nd if thy could not do tht, ju.t eU on Gnrtl Hh.riu.n 4 i TUvcdhcoI 8bi11 1 os i ottf lint. i doin(( very well.

Tho di.r,. i. i. I wot boon to miy xccond tn tt 11 UIIll WO n'llOVO tllO CoofrM. in th Dou i.tr IM, I it, t'hreoding aCjOrtty y.iUb.

KiiM.r IVt.y. UtX rt I HOSIERY. ADIF.ft and Ountlemcn' decl2dtf HARDY KELLY Hosiery of Justices of tbe Peace and Olliers ui militia cuaipanies are required (suli. Apple at Die 1-oj Mini-I, lists of all supposed to be within office immedl.lely. lb.

ibv named ages. idlw4wll vV.sistaat Enrolling Of1ter. I Valnablf llesidonrr BR-INriDY! BARRELS Pure Apple Braudy rooeivsd i conrigiiuicut anil for oalc bv deelMtf HARDY KELLY. 10 I X-j p.riot quaUtT. it d.oSdtl fUESTRlDGE A LT Lt.

IU. I. ROItLAI ILL resume the prsettc nl his prefer idpn. Ue can fic found at hia rtsidonee For Sale. VALUABLE DWELLING UOIIBK, with othor out building aud in MOUNT EAGLE TR1POU, CI.KANSIKG and htirniahing all ttn- I provamantA.

garden. minuted' shud ihUir and OtaAa mirfaeaa, aah aa moat convn ntcntly to tho buainaaa part novisdlm or ut Mnrlbw's Drug Rtoru NOT? 0 X3. THE CHI AN UK. of thn MuUiimu In suruncu l-ompnuv wtll hr KiUtmnl ui tho out iroinori d. a km ii Auruncu Gvini inter of I Mombr of Phmnix Piro Company I an requested to mt nt thslr F.hgtna House THIS Saturday EVENING, at uVlook.

Ini ngular nioutblv waulnug i declkdlt ROImKKH of tha Itrui, HrttUnnia. 8taot Wart, city, for saloon rAonahl terms. For parti paniA, etc For aale by 1 cular anpW the atnra of 1 I -ndu JAH. MAULOW 10 nov 18a It A (10 Wind, tun 1 1 1 150 ale bv MAULOW A DO. LOSS OF TEXT IN GUTTER.