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3y Tcleg-rapli. A Fight britta Guerilla*. MEMPHIS, Aug. 20.-Some soldiers left Jackson, Tenn., a few days ago*, to hunt up horses that had been stolon, but they wen; attacked by a largo number oi guerillas, and being driven back, they. were obliged to abandon their horses. They reported that three soldiers wore killed after being captured by the guerilla's. Two guerillas have beeu captured. Gen. AVlicclcr Braten l>y two Federal Officer?. NEW YORK, August 22.-A special despatch to tho. World, dated Nashville. August 22, says the rebel (ron. Wheeler was badly beaten to-day by Col. Black born and Capt. Quinn, in consequence of a threat made during the war by Wheeler that ho would kill Blackburn if he ever took him prisoner, as he was a "d-d home-made Yankee." Wheeler was in bod when attacked, .and was severely beaten. Correspondence Between Mr. Davin anti ?l?s Counsel. Arm.Axv, August 22.-lt. H. Gillet, one ot the counsel for Jefferson Davis, in a note to the A ry us, says that Mr. .Davis has no ia ?re information eon "Cerning his trial than others have. In a letter from Davis, dated tho -loth inst., TO Gillett, he says: "T am .still .ignorant of the charges against ino and the source of thom, ami flu/ ^tribunal before which I am to answer. Your letter gives me tho first notice of the Washington indictment.'' Davis .requests Gillet to have a conference wich Charles O'Connor, his only other counsel, so that, they may be prepared i for the trial as soon as it is brought | on, and with as little delay as the na- j tare and importance of tile case will 1 permit. * ? A direct application to tho. proper I department, asking to be iniormed when and before what tribunal Davis is to be tri?fe remains unanswered, because, it is supp .>..*!. ' neither has boen actmdly determined by tho Pre? sident. T:*?.- Trial ol'Capt. lY?rz. WASHINGTON, August 22.-Tho Wir ... i Military ( lommlssioii mot again to-day. j The niothm to quash the charges and ? Specification-i agaiust Captain Wir/., made by the defendant's counsel was argued principally by Judge Hughes, who contended that they were ton general and uncertain, and that the offences eiiargod were cognizable by the civil and military courts. The Commission overruled the motion. The prisoner then plead not guilty to rho charges against, him. Col. Chipuis.il, the Judge Advocate, to-day suggested that the prisoner be remanded to the Old Capitol and that the Court adjourn. In this tho Court without- a formal vote acquiesced. Jndgn Hnghes wished to know i<> what time tho Court had" adjourned, j Col. Chipman replied that ho would I notify the counsel of the re-assem? bling of the eoiirt, and then requested the witness in atteud;*4co to give tu formation as to where they reside, and | instructed them not to leave tho city I until properly discharged. Judge Hughes said that he would I like to be heard. Col. Chipman replied that under j parliamentary law there could now bo ! no debate. Maj. Gen. Wallace saul tho court stands ?fdjourned, eousquently there can be no argument. Judge Hughes-The prisoner having beim arrraigned, we enter our protest against breaking np tho court or an indefinite adjouiiiir.o it. We ask either for the discharge of the prisoner or to proceed with the trial. Maj. Gen. Wallace repeated that the court had adjourned. During this colloquy the prisoner was removed from the court room by the military guard. The adjournment, without a day having been named for the re-assem? bling of thc court, took the counsel and spectators by surprise. No reason is as yet known for this course, though there is a suspicion merely that the charge ol' conspiracy may be with? drawn. The New Orleans Picaymie. says: A prominent politician of a very radical persuasion, from this city, recently visited Washington and waited on President Johnson. After tho ex? change of the customary courtesies, our citizen asked the President what word ho had to send his friends in Louisiana. "Tell them,*' said the President, "to go to work and organize tho Government as quickly as possible, and send on their Representatives to Congress. In this way they can man? ifest their patriotism, and insure a speedy return to the old ways of the constitution, of honor ?md civil gov? ernment." m tr , i mgmm_ TBTAL OF Jisp^ DAVIS.- Tho Uer*M's Fortress Monroe corre ipo?den? "T tho 20th inst, says: Everything ind*' ito* che ?rfchepin ing and probahk : '.! I ..]' Jeir. Davis hero. I hiv . ii ; t ! in .. former j letter to the tearing . . n ol onie ": the partitions in Ca . 'll in-M of the fort, which, i is said, . , > vu done to furnish i> roo;u soft] ntly largo in which to < icc i io trial. Workmen are busily em,i : yeti ia p. t - t?ng the enlarged room Lu prop con? dition. Another tact tavoriiig the theory of the proposed trial here is the issue ol' nu order placing addi? tional restrictions upon admis: ion in? side thc lort to those hitherto in force, lint all this may l?e theorizing. I give the rumors and indications as they exist, and only for what tivy are. worth. There has been some expect? ancy, based on what J know not, ot the arrival of President Johnson and party on a spoeitd steamer. Tins ru moreil Presidential visit is ?d' course associated with thc trial of Jeff. Davis. lito GHANDI: AFFAIRS.-The latest news from the Kio Grande shows that on thc Mexican side all is confusion and brigandage, and thai <>n this all that Gea. Steide can do can hardly heep down a like spirit. The war in Mexico has dwindled down to highway rob b -ry. and nothingis .safe unless guard? ed hy ?i heavily armed fonte. A know n ailinn nt of either side if caught, by the (?tiler is both robbed and killed, and th? whole aim and effort is ap? parently to lill the pod.ct. Consequently both .Matanioras and Bagdad ave suffering intensely. Pro? visionnai"- dear beyond reach, while all tilings else am cheap as dirt, but unattainable to people- who have not tiie means to lu ?y" bread. The Mata'meras ll /V 7:says: There is much sickness und mortali? ty am i!; ; tin! co!,.?-ed troop.s on tho other (Texas) side of the ;i\... We uro informed that they are dropping offal tho rate of bm or a ?.ozen per day. Afc this is only a ii althy.weath? er sicklies it juvsugi ; for Sept? miter and October a prosperous planting season. COMM? ?non:: LEOS SMITH. This Confederate officer, who is made fa? mous ly his capture of the Harriot Lane at Galveston, and the repulse of Granger nt Sabitie Pass, emij-Cntod to Mexico :utc!\ or rather pending, thc snrreniler. The IJu'l''lui, "f thi-: eily, tolls ustb.it he has re turin an 1 b lb theiu that tho manner in which thc warfare is conduelen in Mexico be? tween the Imperial .?md Liberal force is perfectly horrible. One of theil rules of warfare on both sides is ti .take no prisoners. Me was held a prisoner for some hours by Cortina. Ile probably concluded that bis own country, oven with confiscation and : possible iritil for treason, for he rauh as Brigadier-Genera!, wotdd be pro ferabhi toa prolonged stay ie such : conutrv.-O'a'cst Lull- rf r.\\ ir Yuri I! raid. Flu:::HMKN Goixu A< UTI:.- A do spatch from Washingto i says tin demand for freedmen togo as laborer to Northern States. !ms become vcr brisk', This week uti agent t-.ok lo' to Providence, ll. fe, where places hai been "engage'' tor all of them. On farmer, near Stellhorn:'le, Ohio, a] plies for 100 hands, 'rho supply i inadequate to the d maud, and requisition , ha s bee:: Tia de on 0<jni missioner of Freed):..- i's Affairs, ?i LCichmon.il, for 200 men und women 1 go North and Wi st. N<> application are made from Virginia, and const ? I ?tel div th eye is a larg?' surplus < freedmen in that State seeking on ploymeht. Tho farmers of Ma ry lau are seeking help from the Freedmen Bureau lure, and paying their colore employees ii! ?orally. SOUTH AMERICAN Fuurnxu.- \\ have hadan impression that iii tl South American climate ail mauhoc oozed out and w.-ot away like lin Acres' valor. An '.MIMC- from tl Brazilian ncconnt of their r.c.i naval victory will shoiy our error: Nothing could exceed Poe ferocioi valor of the Paraguayans. They :i seemed determined to conquer or di Among the wounded prisoners wi fell into the hands <,!' Lhe Brazilitti I was Bohle, commander of tho Sail j one of the sunken steamers, and I brother to thc Commanding Goner ! of the Paraguayan army. Hiswoun? j were tenderly dressed by the Con ; mander-in-Chief of the Brazilian flot j Barrasse; hut Hobie, with his feet! i fane off the bandages from his wound j preferring death to captivity. * I Most of the commanders of tl j Paraguayan vessels art among ti dead. The whole artillery, amnvunitio banners and an immense amount war material, fell into the hands the victors. GENT. JOHNSTON:-Gen. .T. E. John? ston, ?f the lx.ii?Confedcr^ti KTiuy, ar? ri ?vd iii tiff* city ...>..'. >..nd:.y 1. . : : i i?ie'tin?u?, and i. sojo ruing nt tl? 'ion'se of a ?ricVuT. Tie Las cbxamed pcru?issioii I' vi-;' T?ash:? ; '?m. audit ?S stat -J v. iii dn ...J tili?- ?v -t Si for thc "purpose of having au interview with fresideui Johnston, to whom he has n-lr ; dy present d ..n application for parcion.-BaUimor*! .>'<-/. , O ffie s have Leen opened in Savan? nah, Augusta, and ?dina- places in Georgia, wi ure the amnesty oath is, adm niste:ed to ladies. Funeral Invitation. Thc friend* and acquaintance* <>f Mr. and ! 7?T:-s. ?. DUANE, are respectfully iuvRcd n> attend the funeral nf the latter, from lier residence (hi linn I.cr Town) to the Catho lie Church, 'J Ills Al- I EKX< ION. at lo'cluek. ; Auction Sales. i VarUly Su e. ? Ey Jacob le fin. THIS 3I0^NlNf-r, at lo o'clock, I will soil, at HIV ?tore, i 1,0 IO Mis. prime lla'eon bides. ? o iso* Star Candi, s. :$ Linc Starch. rainilv Soap. 5 Toilet - . .il kegs Nails. a*soit.--d. .jo gross supcrior*Matehes. AI . -'? >. ! Several Gold Watch! s and Chain*, aug 2S 1 ! Congaree Lodga No. 23, ?. 0. 0. F. j VUI'CI LAI! MEIT!Xii of tais Lo.h.. i will he held '1 I1JS EVLMNvL at <:. ti ? lock, at tile Paler.-no, helli nd Loom, i (known as th? City Kail.) Ail Odd Fellows j in got ni stanuing arc invited to attend. ?Jv order N. < r. a ir; lis Superior Edinburgh Ale and Choice Madeira Wine. VFEW dozen of thc alxoe at privatcsalu I hy .JACOH LEV i N. I Auctioneer and t'oiuiiiission Agent. I i;.';?"]'!; . aii.iv. will lie sold e.> (iroiiitciiig permit Iron i Col. Haughton <-r certificate Lritm tan.Iv ['livsieia::, anti not ot in rvvis e. aug -JS 2. ' ? "~?OI.l'M3l?A MALK~AC\\DKMY. MA-iii:: J. is. w urn: h.ni ._r ace. [.ted ! the Siiporintcinlimcy <?! the Military Academy ai Hill.shoroiif.-ri. N. C., the < \. r eise-i nf the Columbia .Mah- Aeadi.mx will i.. continued na ii r ni\ charge. ! in- ('lass? ies, French", Mathematic* and ti.rdinary English Rratichcs v..?I he taught, aug II. S. I' I i i lill 'Si IN. Household Furniture. A T private sal-', al Dr.'Sondl.v's house. j V hoiuuke-x sireet. Wes! of ".Main, un -..Monday, T:i..sd ;. :;:;.| Wed.:. .. .y. Lom ?I oi': Ie\v..,",d !>ra'v.:2hg-r. Vi>'iml'.'Vv'.t, |hu-Carpet. 7-oetavc !'...., ,. Hookuasi-, D'm iiig-rooiu Furniture, M?tjogany li. d.sicad. sonn- 1'niiia and (?las--,y:ire, "stoves ami cii)ST ^?CEjV?D AMI rou SAL;: LY Simona" ?i SCerrison \SELECT and we'.l-assorled stock of Glh ?('EKIES and Iii; i GOODS* ?. a.-.. - \\ i? ?SK Ki, L?.V.M-V. CLAilET, Po HT LU. ALE, * sd!:;:?.v WINI: A.-. Also, a now snpr-lv oi Ku i. cheap, au? is 1 J IV B. & W. C. SWAFF1ELU, . SEBHii-'S SOW, ?71 ! N E P.laek CLOTHS aftd DOESKIN'S. < FANcf CASSIMEI:L. J'AILOllS' FL1XGE. 1 WOOL mal t .\SS. HATS. CLO'!'!: I NO. HATS. TToJ.NKS, 'J li.VVl-:i.LTN(? RAHS. Sil I UTS, ( ol.LACS. POCK LT IFOK'FS. TIES, SOCKS. PA PEI! COLL.UiS; Ladies' Hose, Handla-reli:. f*. Hell Hucklt s. Heil Hihiion. Spool and Machine CoMnn. Hair Fins. Pms. Hair N Hair brushes, Combs, Lead P? m ils. l'oekct Knives, Scissors. Fish Hooks. Gun Caps, Lim n and i i lion Ta;.e. ALSO. 1,000 His. iine CHEWINH TOiiACCO, oil consignment. GOODS MA ni-: TO on DER j y TUE LA TEST STYLES. lt. & IV. C. SWA Fi I LLD. aug 23 3* Commission Merchants. UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. I TI UTE next session of this institution I A. (which was never discontinued dining I the war) will commence, as usual. October i I. 18(*.5, and end July 1. ISM. Thc institut ion i's organized into vienen : distinct.sellouts, with as many Professors. Six of tho schools are Academic*, (hoi.lc s j thai of Chcmistrv, which is also Medical;) four he-long to tho Medical ami one to th. j Law Department. I The College ?"cpcnpcs, for thelsession <>, nine months, will be hom si-Jo to $350. e,\ I elusive of text, books, of which snm shout ($215 will Le required upon admission, am the rest between that time and tlc ls; of \pril. Fof'fnrther information, apply to i ? S. MAUPIN, Chairman Faculty. Post Office-"University of Virginia." I a.ig ftp ARKANSAS^AND THE PLAINS.-Corres? pondence I'roi a Lit?i? Bock says thai i V: .:lll .. :...< . tat?.-" I.ii L V.? (Mate Ci '. (.eoiiip.cie m nearly ,. I..:.- roi mitt;, ami that the offices ol . . . rills probate and county judges have all been filled by loysd men. Business goes on as peaceably, the tuxes nit; being collected, the returned Confederates acquiesce in their d?font und rejoice that, the war is over, ami traveling through th;' State is us safe us before the war. Specidation ami trade ure becoming brisk, and emigra? tion from thc North, especially ?d' mechanics and miner's, is beginning. There is a largo amount ot c otton in tho lower part of the State. A private lefter from fort Riley says the Indians have boen very trou? blesome for severed days, ami that about toity lin n ol' tin- ]l;h Kansas Ca ?airy were recently murdered by tin m at Fort Vaia!:, near r'or? Joh y. .and that tho i n diu us had also ca pt un d a train of military stores.- 'tho sol tliers^ killed were a part of thc trude escort. A LA 1H i H . LSS'tAt J MEI\ T '//.' .rv JO 'V' IT "~v 'C> Cf V J I. s r roc?iv ? ut ^ iiiteiiifel I b'ST r< ivivtd a. *) _ il. E. JACKSON'S, -i'lfi, ?? if i ~ soIrs^&r VSPLKNJUD stock or PKRITMERY. SOAPS ?md l'A Ni Y VKTICLKS. o?iniiiii.' l'Ai:iNA c.ii.(io,::. . .. LL'KlN'S r.N'T? \<TS. DROWN WI NJ >>. >\ M ?AP. ('.lilli.-.' PO.UA ; -I s and U.\ ; i; < dl.s. i.Aidi.s' :;NS\ r.s. i'ai?hsh. J'l. ii.-i, ?in.] American TOOTH E. & ?ACE^STO, . aug 2? J l?-'fd'.JJ/S HOV?. ?^?N?: STORK r.ocKS. 1 t'AbVM.N n irs TOOLS, ru.tx .brie!.!:; \ ? rat. I rlastcrcr.s' A< ;' I.S. l l.OS!'! ?NO NAILS. Ss ' I M? ?Vs. TACKS. ' Sar h .m.- [Wind F.ist? langs, li.-il.-. Av. -s. Vices, fte. For san J.< AV. Ajmlv at /.;. /?;. *./. i CA'XS >A",s". aili; 2C '2 il?- .? :;'.- how. Plain street. Si.>r<- in thc iSascttusv o? Iiis lluiso, on Pendleton :-.;c. t. ono square South of tho Stat.- lb tis -, Ile if, also j.roparedto do REiUIRIN.'J at ll-..- shortest notice. . Au ; :$ Dwelling House^to Re??. Tl 7 US. ll. C. LLMOKE r.-r.l I. -r RE? IT i SID KN ci:, (with rr-;:.in i.V.. > .-.,u [nmmg lit'lecii p.i ia Taylor Town. There a re IIIM.H tl,, place all i:i ci a rv out lutilihiue-. garden ami .;?' xl wat-r. aug _:'. Tiros. TAYLOR. rni?Ald'.WKIJi ft ? \SKIN, pr.rt tiers in Hie _i practice of Law and I-:? | ni ty in tie' Courts of S uah ( ar.'lina and ii:?- Cubed States. Olbee at l>r. (Jcigers, corner of Asacmblv and P!ain-*trect?. .TAM KS l>. TilA.OKWl'.LL, nee 2:' ANDREW <?. RASKIN. RIGHMONO, VA. , . IT ha vince !" <n reported thal thc ' (?rt SI '( >'J SW? it ' I ' IIO I'KI/ had been con jjiittLt'iscated ?md closed, Ihe proprietors deem it proper t" assure the pahlie that snell is nut the case. The house is open for the accoiumo.iaiion of visitors, aa it has been from its opening day. m September, Isca. Thr house has been remodeled, reno? vated, ivfnrnishoil and put in per?i el order throughout, and the travelling public may rest assail d ol' Unding as comfortable ?ico'mniodat i "ii s with us as can bo t'ounil in anylirst-class lintel^ North or South. Our friends, patrons ?md the travelling public generally, visiting Richmond, r.vo cordially invited to make their homo with us, ?iud no ?laius will be spared t<> naiko thi ai comfortable, as we are pledged to sus? tain the wei! I; '.ow ii reputation if thc boase COSILEKY ft- MILLWARD, ?aug 25 6 Proprietors. Charleston Advertisement? T?BI ?S? M?R?WE Insurance Agency * TUPPER & LANI 163 MEETING HT., CHARLESTON, H. O REPRESENT tho following iir?t-ela* companies: GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE COI' PANY, OF NEW VOLK. - SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY, 0! NEW ?'OEK. THOEMx raus INSURANCE COMP*N> OP NEW YORK. MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ?OJiK. International Insurance Company, of N?rt York. S?rth Am? l ier.!) Insurance Company, o: N<-M- York. With aggregate ea. li capital of over Piro. Myrinc and Inland Risks taken ou reasouaolc temis, and losses promptly set ' S." V. 'i I PPF.lt. A. A. LANE. 1 . r pi.nictiiar,, apply to ZLAl.i, : ? ( ?Tl & BRUNS, . Angil 26 Ass. moly street. .T7I?7BAGGETT ?s cor, l' iai.ii , si ucl i.'oiuiiiiss?ou Dlrrchauts, M)>: KR'S SO ETE WHARF, < HALLERTON, S. C. (< ! I 1. in lids \ir.i l- l. ..r skip tu Nev York H . !. ! ivella.-i !. !.. :?? Long ard Short Sta? ple COlloN. la! ral advances on sl.jp nier.rs. ard returns made in gold or ti?ja M?rv no:.-s. ?t? inst ? ia u-d. .T: H vC.dlvfT. E. il. SLEIGHTS. _Aug s 2? C- JS. Chichester, UK AL, ESTATE UKQK.3211, IS V.UOM) STUEET, CHARLESTON. Vt, I INT for iii.- purchase and salo of I "KAL ESTATE iii anj of the Southern SiiU. H. \r.?o, For tito HEPA1U1N'., RENTING, kc. of ?.itv prop? itv. i)\v;-4rs ol' property in < hark .-ton, un nv>eda:dy detained in the up country, can have ila ir property taken care of ind prompt Iv atteinled t.. by seinliug to above? a Po?.er ol' Attorney, to assume control of I [}:.. same.-until the owner's return. Infor ?xiatioii as to the condition ol' property in? jured by sholls, and i'th er ?vise, \\ it h proba Ide expi ir--of ri ; aii'ing.'s? ni .m appMention. i ? Wanted 'io purchase, for parties I ..- eking investment of Meal Estate, in South i 'a ro? i i. a, f.-v.-ra I PLAN"! \T IONS, in work? ing ord. r. i tia- nop. r port ion of t lie State. "Willis ?? Ghiso?m,. b'nctiiis Commission !>lei'?'li?uti, .1 V.o S/fJ/'/'fNG AGENTS. OKI-'tet:, .Mil.I.-: liol : I'. ( MARLESTON', S. C. V* ' I ! i'. tilt, lld to .h.- purchase, sale ton! \ tsi:ii-iiu-i;i lore.mi and domestic I port-0 .if COTTON, HCl'.. LUMBER, I .'.' WAL STORES: to t ho collect ion of Drafta, ! Purchase and Sal.- of all Securities. Con? signments of V,-. ls .-.li.-?ted. Messrs. .John Fraser A Co., Charleston, S. I '. I Mvssrs. Ceo. W. Williams A Co., I M. ssrs. fi, A. Hoplev A Co.. " (h-orge Schl.-v, Esq., Augusta, Ca. . T. S. Met-a if.' Esq., ! M. -sis. ( lark. Dodge S Co., New York. Messrs. M urra v ? Nephew, ? " j Mi L. W.'clari, .v Co., Philadelphia, I Messrs. Pendergast, Fenwick ? Co., Bal ? timor?. Md. : Messrs. Samuel Han :.".'. Sons, Baltimore, i Md. ' \nti ? 26 ! Headq'ro i)ep't of Soutli Carolina, J MILTON HEAD. S. C. Aro. 17, 18G3. i GENE:':.!! "L'HECS ?Yo. lil. ITU!', following j ;..raxrao!i from Special " Ht .hr N .. t2S. Adjutant (?eneral's Ol? ia-. -. Anglist'.', IM..'). ;-. Vi published for tho i inf. ?rina! i. .11 of tills command: WAL" DEPAltTMEXT, Aiot'T.'.x r CKNKUAI/S OrncE, Washington August il, lriJ5. SPECIAL ORl'l.i.-s, .Yo. -lis. [AO-Vio/, j I 21. By <hi'. -lion of lin- President, the fol I low in x eana d oftie: rs of the 1st Provisional ' New \ oik Ca va Irv ar.- herebv dishonorably dismissed ti,. i?i... of the United Mates, ? date lt;!; ls.;:,, f,,r violation of orden : and n glfcto! duty, in absenting themselves from their comiaauds. tints embarrassing 1 ?lie public .-.?? .. . . a.ai ll. gil cling tho C'ltlisi ; isled nn n und. r : I' ir contri.!: 1st Lieutenant Miles Sullivan. .Jd Lieutenant .Totm A. IWdamcr. '.'.! Lieutctiau! Thomas Dunlara. l-t Lieutenant A. W. Warren. 1.-* Lieutenant -l. si ph W. Cooley. Commanding (relierais of Military JMvi 1 sions and I' parrmonts will promulgate this j order !.> their respetivo commands. * * * * * I liv oriler of the Sci'etvrv of War: Ik I >. TiiWNSjhXI), A. A. O. Bv command of Mai. Oem (,). A. GILLMOKE. W. L. M. Lt ?;.'.;:i;, A. A. O._Aug 2? 3 Offics Gen. Sup. W""and M. R. H., WILM I NoTON. N. C.. Aro. 24. 1865. CHA XGE '"" SCHEDULE. ON and af r SUNDAY. 27th, daily trains \\,!! nm over the Wilmingfoii ami Man? ic..-.-: L'aihoa.l. hctween Kingsville and Wilmington, as follows: i E.- ive Kingsville daily at.7..;.", p. ni. .. Wilmington " at.6.00 a.m. Arrive Kingsville " at.1.25 a. m. 1 '. Wilmington" nt .??.05p. m. Then- is daily communication North by rail from Wilmington, and semi-weekly by steamer. These trahis connect wit": trains on tin- North-eastern Itailroad, Cheraw and Darlingt >n llailroad und Wilmington and Waldon Itailroad. There is a linc of stages Wet v.r..-i Sumter and Camden connecting with these trains. HENRY M. DRANK, aug IS io General Superintendent