Georgia Historic Newspapers

    The Savannah Daily Herald
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WciuH-M .MM.- ,. r ..a full »ynnp
sis «f an iinp<* ' : ’ fc
tbe owfwl'W* of : 0 ' i Convention, h
Oca. Tiibo!». a :c\v U'tys b;iiC , 10 wu'ci
' wt woul.l iuv tc the carnu-t alt iffion cl *ui
XQ&CCTs.
Wiiiist w.‘ caw.tit '« crib; so a I t |ia wa ‘
► t*d by tl.e lUM'inauiC.tu speak r, on ibu ‘0
ci-ion refined l wt are free to cuufc** thsi
),!< view > aid s. ntiau !it< are in tbe main
«•< ttecl, and evi c . spirit <* c.udoraml
*;,«* HlxlaKlt in M.c* i cn-Kdi of mxtUrsoi
i, lo bialust moment, ib.it must c nnmei and
bitn to tbe respect aoJ coti&ieuoc of the peo-
ple ot QjorJ i.
A c ireful perusal of his interesting re
maiks will dt c vet tec f c: that this < fflc.-r
is occupying a , os'uion, as Chief of tbe Freed
man’s Bureau iu ibis State, of vast ru
spoo.ibility, and that, Influenced aa he is by
a sincere and nmu y desire t> advance tin
weal ..f the State, he is heartily disposed to
meet it promptly an j w-y, if the people of
Georgia but r> c .vc Ins kind ili 1 1= with tie
temper and di-p s lion which be so earnest
ly invokes ns e-st mini to ri vive and perpetu
ate tbe prosperity atui bappmess they enjoy
ed before the war.
Weltaveal.v-.v-hv ve.l ted the opera
tions of Ibe Bur o.t, as conducted In aome
parts of our c .liittrv by agents, i ucompcte.it
Wexete'seHied cm nutboritv with wfficl.
they wire entru ; and, w,r produc ive o!
mure liarm than ti ml. As fiiu Goveinm m,
however, think-difficult land cb Clines to
to remove tills ot j c i arable feature <>f inili
tary power, v.e ie. 1 tuut «e are* t» c ur* pen seel
in some degree for in presence hy tba as
signment ot a el.ii I executive officer amongst
ns, remarkable IW inte ligenco m<d much ad
ministrative ta'.eut, and who “promises bis
heartiest, must earn t ni c ■ .strut co-oper
ati *n in ii.dn -ng ui 1 cuinpe ling tile lreed
meo to labor 1 eibfnllv, and in restoring the
fiiate to ils former p art* an I prosperity.”
% thi: sic ;ii *pvt-tniibtcTios.
A Public Mct-isag of tits Cliistne
7b tke Ed -t »♦ Dtilij HtruUi
There never i.as been a time in the annals
of our city, when it was more important that
the off! e of M .yor sir.mid be in tbe bands
of a m m of sound judgiifeai, of firm netvp,
and with a talent for organization, than at
the present iuojr.eiit.__ We are egabarking
upon a sea of experiment, which may prove
a troubled set, and the < l -as ot Savannah
should feel c ufidei c.: in Lira to whom they
are entrusting (heir property and their wel
fare. Our Stat<* will he, It.r a year or two at
least, in kpivs'tiou from one condition of
things to auot r, and our city will feel the
movement v ry s ii.ih . . Wc shall have a
vast deal at stake aud we should see to it,
that-be whom wo p.c at the head of onr
city should be c ,oij>e:<-nt to meet unusual
emergencies. I have uo cmdi late to name,
but I implore my fehrev citiz ua to take tbs
matter into serious consiue-raiiun and not to
permit an unfit man to be foisted upon us
thro'apntiiy and iud.lLrcnce. Tugre should
bo no indifferent! t a time like this. Tm
nomination ol it Mny-r and his h.-.aid nf Al
dermen should net ba left to tbe die atton
eitb* r of iudivi e 1.-, or cliques or parlies
Tbe citizens of S tv .naaih, the property-hold
era, the uuic r u . ttie trade-ii; n, the uie
cbinics, should -:b. no elves make such e j
nou.in iti >n ;.s wi.i c tbe respect and
confl fence of tbo~chy. This is no tune foi
trifling The edy n.vJs lor its g >vornuun.
our Vo-y b.-st men, aud they should ha offered
to tbe voters of S-v inn h Wearo all deep
ly inlet 3-ied, a id I therefore suggest that a
<sall f>i tbs pai'p i ■} of nomination ho made
by a c.rd signed try cur le.tdi.tg cieiz-ns, and
that after they i ave sign, and it, luey t ike the
troabiu to attend tbe mooting and see that
their intentions be properly carried out.
• S.
To t’i» Editors of th E.iv.mnalt OaUy Ilera/d ••
The fui mvibg nuiiicd -emit mtu are an
Bounced, wan.,it; c.uisuli aion, as c ndi
dites at the rhe.ion ior Major and
Aiderweu: *
For Mayor.
Gkorok iV. vV jtlly.
For Aldermen.
John Williamson, Henry Brigham,
Martin J Ford, Francis S. Blair,
John F. O'iiyrue, George A. Cope,
M. 11. Mi-y. ts. Hiiain Roberta,
Dr. J. M Satiicy, . at. L ndilison,
W. M. Davidson, J itiu McMahon.
Te the E litors of tie Eac nnah D utj Utmid:
1 notice in y. ur i.- sue of ti;e 4 ii iust., my
name is ineutiini and us u cuididitu fur Aider
mau in the ap iioac .i.’.g City E action. You
Will oblige mu by oaduu icing ilia' I am not
A candidate. Jo in Williamson.
Tnif vr.viii elilcTaO.v.
Fatlic ricctitig.
B'Vi'rik Nov. 7, 18C5.
The cirtz.trt ot i am c .anty «re re
quested to in -,■! :ie Codit il .use, iu tin
city ofSivauu; liiis day. ntta o'cmk, M.,
for the purpose id . «y»- i delegate* lo
the C iDveu-.i utobe l, and .a u, c gih i nb t.,
to nosaiuatu a Sauatur iro.u tho First Sena
torial-Di-ir.ct.
Julio W- rv.b . p or,, J.,:. n Willi, nison,
Wm. 11. Cdyl.-r, . ;| c mli
W. S. c.d ... 1..,. II B 1
Wm ll Bile, I- utssell, i
YV,u. b B.mul.i, li AOB me,
J R S.lUi-y, I. I J \Vuj.„
Geo. A. M :c ;v.i i\w F.uUev ’
Win. I>. Harden, l (J. Hrv ’’
F L One. nt. J. Clement
* Jurtt.li 41 it ridge, Lnwn-i c.- Cynuell
Josiidi Rock,lt, E. a„efl,all, ’
D lieaduiati, li ry 1 „w,
P »mar, W S.vull,'
Wicvi S. H n t, J-u., Stew an I
B Franklin, li T Gii o’ |
Lyde G >.kl#io, L J. ii i a .child,
A. N. Miller, i Nog. ut, Jr.,
Geo. W. NV>!!>», * ■* J Bt'hch,
J . L mu, K A Win no,
Lovell, Jos ph E ppmao,
~ - A. Bolomo is, LJ. Go hi.artio,
Pit/ C B tiler, Jin*. H Deppuft,
’Pe'er Whelan, E J Purse,
J C Cool.'hi, H G vcr.
Tuwtua* Pepi*w, J McNulty,
J. E C niiley.
W
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t ilontvd liiaiitnb I H.m Solomon Cohen,
fiauim ~i* *'*'y. ' ll ‘ 1 *" ivpreMntih*
M4v*i*i C'i 1 4*« *i< ul D <ti ct in titu Congros*
, tlie L'ul'id Ml»h*. nt au «i> Chou to bw
A «* 110 loth .otU'.U
O n. TillMfl'e *ddrfss to tie
Male toiiiffliien.
T'tr FBEtDMFN'S Pl.it. 1 Ah' NOT SiMT'hV Til it
CHAMPION Os TUE FUEEUAAS.
THE FR£LFM£N TO BE COMPELLED
'iO LABOU.
HOW IT IS TO EE OPSE
Gen. Tilson, Sup. rintend nt of the Frecd
inen'» Bureau for this St Uo. recently deltv*
red before the delegates of the Georgia
Convention a highly important ami intere- t
mg address in wbjeii are presented clearly
,nd accurately the views and purposes <4
the Bureau la toe discharge ol its legitimate
fu. c ions.
As its gri n* length ludes i,s million
tiou in lull in < ur already crowded columns,
we submit iu lien tiicreot the following syn
opsis of its < out.its.
The General introduces his subject with
the remark that the ohj ct ol the Bttrcau to
■vhicli he is attached as one of it3 ex cutive
.gents, bad been largely misrepresented niicl
misunderstood in Georgia, as elsewhere;
,nd to corn Cl which tc there and then pro
posed to make known its lea! purposes aud
die policy which is to guide its actions.
Too most widely diffused and mischievous
error in regard to the B.ireau is the strange
oelief among the white people that it is sim
ply the champion of the Free!men—night .f
wrong. That its agents are represented as
pr. f< rring and believing the statement ot
the Freedman rather than that of the while
inan, as tut' nding to force the whites to ac-
C pt fbe blacks on terms of**si oial equality,
and having been desigued fi r tbe express
purpose of annoying, hutni iating, and > tfen
sivelv intermeddling w ith the affairs of the
white people of the 5 mth.
Another error, not less mischievous, was
equal y current among the Freedmen, that
the great and only ofj Ct of the Bureau was
to furnish them with lood without labor,- lid
to assist at tbe close of this or the com
mom-ament of the ue.v year, in m iking a
distribution among them of the lands aud
o her property of their former masters. Ile
hancteriz and both of these popular dclu
-ions, so prevalent wit h both races, as not
only being utterly fallacious, hut m tin
highest degree rid cibms aud absurd, and
urges with much emphasis tbe ntc.-ssiiy fui
.n immediate correction of su< h arrant
canards, as offensive to llie''GoVerLUUeut ami
latal to themselves.
He announces that the first efforts of tin-
Bureau iu this State will tie directed to aid
ul refugees and freedim-n who nt .y need as
istance to obtain homes in tbe country
where fair wages and kind treatment w ill he
s.cured to them; that they will not he per
mitted to remain iu and about towns and
dies uuless they are profitably employ
ed or pile abie to supply their own
wants. Tuose who are helpless, both in
country and cities are, b wever, to 1>
provided tor by their former owu rs unt 1
such time ai the Slate shall make provi-i. n
for their support. It is also de igued, with
the aid of tut benevolent societies, to .stall
iish schools; butitistioi intended to con
fine them to the use of the lrcodtuen alone ;
Out schools will he provided for the ti eol
white refugees and other poor white children
Who desite to avail tbeuiseives of tiie.-e op
portunities for ibeit mental improvement.
lie alleges that largo uumbers of tie. dmen
imagine that freedom means relief iron, nil
moor, and to live a life ot idleness, and even
of vice; and says tiny must bo admonished
of this eiror and that if not abaudomd by a
resort to habits of iuuustry they w ill he «r
re-ted and treated as vagomts. 11-dvvu!l
--upon this point «s one" of great inletest to
iiotb races in Hie S utb, as up.m it depends
the reliaiiility aud permat) ney of lab r
.vithout which it will he impossible. Il
speaks iu very disparaging terms of ti
iargo propoiti.m of the friediucn who are, to
ms persi-ual knowledge, add Ctes! to lying
ind stealio— Tu se are disagreeable taC s
and he.Wishestht y were otliei wi-e; and hopes
with the advantage of fru.doin tiny will
gradually heeoiuo h- >uest, industrious aud
valuable citiz-ns He says it is the settled
policy of the Bureau to compel every Ireed
.nan who is r. c. ivmg lair ami just wages fm
ms labor to adlieiu to Ids contra, ts; tins is
necessaiy for the welfare of tno fr.-i dmeii end
to avut a great ouiuniiy In tliu South
-Whcthi r this aid can be extended by olhcer
nf the Bureau, depends almost whol.y il imt
eutireiy, upon a few simple Conditions, wiiicti
Uie wuitu people nt the titate c.iu alone fui
fill, and which must precede any t ff -rt the
Bureau can make, iu fo.C ng tno lreedtneu
to labor. «
First, They must have fair andfowounble
cotiipeusatiou. It is simple folly to exp.c
-attsl.iCtoty and pr< li able labor without
ibis, as the .xpeiietica of mankind every
where has demonstrated. Whilst lie was
dot-bed to admit that there were nmuy iu
-tat.Ces where the former slave owner was
willing to be ju-t, aud even generous to a
degree that excited uis admiration, yet be
was compelled to say tlmt many of then,
were not so were guilty oi
if sharp practices in their dealings w ith the
colored labor, r.
SvC ml, Tb« ireedmen must be sicure In
tbei' person, tbi-ir buuies mid their faiuii et,
a tlie euj .yuieut ot tlie fruits ut llicir labuie,
aud must be tieated jußily and fairly ; wb.cu
ue says is not tlie t.-o iu many put- of tne
itate, as tie knows frmn evidence that c m
unt bo questioned. There are uut a few in
stances where treedom lias been a bitter
mockery to llu so people, and where they
nave l),en sul j C!ed lo Ciuelty from which
ihey would have been pruncied us slaves.
He does nut propose to be guilty of tlie in
just ct of judeinv 'be whole i-eoplu nf Geor
gia by men, brutal aud cowardly eiiotigb to
~raC.lce u.-e.ess, uuuiC.ssaiy c.uelt.v on a
race already p.-ur, iguoraut au i suffering.
But a coircctiou of these enormities must
preede anything Ukc a inaiti.fui and prus
,,er, us state of affairs, lie appeals tutne
members ot tlie Convention to se tneir sac. s
iguiust all sue . violence and Cruelty
tie adverted to the effort, being made
tlirougiiout the Scute to iuduco lofeign emi
.ri'aul latior, to supersede lab-.r by the Ireed
aieu. He guys such a policy, ii suco -sstul,
.night drive ihe freed people bcyon-i rue bor
der of the Stale, bul be thought such course
plainly suicidal, aid did not believe it |,r..c
~cubic; that white laborers will not come
aee, for Hie simple reason that other Siate
offer much greater iu jucctumts to them. 17 c
Uoaerat doe- not propose to give tue freed- j
men the lull right ot citizenship, nor all the
privileges Cos O ded the laborers ot the North. !
fas fame military fotco the Bureau Uses iu
nrottcdag, it will ctu|.loy iret-ly.aud prompt
ly in coinpeiiiug them lo petforiu their duties
if necesmiy, anil that lie knows from his
owu expert noe, it Wol be n,o ssar.y, ,
I Al uding to tue Uitflcu tie- of obtaining a
Unflieivut number ut officers to a«t us ugvuls,
j lie suy;;
1 "Auer reading your statues and rifl ctlng
Isonitwiiat careluily upon the sul j ct, I l.uve
1 decided to ask tt.e Stale uuthotiii, • to msti u. t
Cf the Ju-tice* ol the Feacs ior tlie
M.ffUu Dt-ifiets, aud Ordiuurivs of tlie couu
“'.‘“““J select, lo act to tt*c exteut of
• j i tt ™fl*wh*B as the ugi'Di* of the Bu
nvVhh I tell you cundtdly, that sln-u and
Vt" hJ* n r *.ited, 1 snail ho guided
L°n tIJC OUllslUeri--
il'lohla 6 ! f da. 1 a Uy W ithout U.«
siighte-l f. Iweute to u.o |k,IU.CiI onlnions
• or Ptul pnlilicai ulil.iiis nt tlit.u officers If
, mhe they are honest, c lutetui t out meh,
end will uo slutplu Ju.i C! to mi f» r *on«
wiiboui refer., tie to color, (hen in'.y wi l
» saewer liw purjm* »oi the U .r.iu edmiiw
i toy. It ibis eitei g.un ut dm U. con.mn-
IMttb ii t*Ui itmUo tho people to edjus; all
mlr.or diff fences and ti-.alnt.il.-i the poms'**
of roe country tiirot’/h ! bc conver-ien. chan-
I i:ee*to wnieh they hare been accu'Uvned,
1 an-., will, l hope, remove nuicti ol me irrita
.hi t u w exists, and which so oiteo .
b aks out into’o;«n violenc .”
To act -is agents of tne Bureau, it will be
| n eessaiy tor them to li. ar the tea iinouy of
the freed pe pie in cases where they are tn
terested. But this is a vuv difl - r.-nt tiling
f out saying that tin y slmlftu ly believe the i
t stinmny. Tl.ey are simply a-Ketl to l.e-.r j
ii and give it that weight to which tticy cna I
seieutiously lieli.-ve il entitled, aud it it be I
realty cone ded that these people ar - free, j
t ic-n certainly this i* not an unreasonable re- j
quest j ;t is not asking tnat tiiey sliouid lie |
all .wed to sit upon the jury, but tb it your |
own mag'.stra is should hear their testimony
and decide upon ils va lie.
Tne officer- of tin- Bureau will be held to
a stri it i.oeounlabiliiy for impartiality and
jits ice between the two ela.-ses.
There is no reason wry a master who was
kind and humane to ids slaves should not !>u
lusted by ti e fu-edmen now ; m> reason
why an honest, industrious well meaning
fre. iltnan aud a just and honorable wh te
.mm, however widely apart their soc id c. n
dilioii-, should not he r.-al friends, interested
iu each others’ welfare, and ever ready to
protect, maintain aud deteud each outer's
rights. Tim interests of the people are not
antagonistic. It is to the interest of the
white man to secure relish e, trustworthy
labor; il is equady for the interest of the
Irecdnian to In c me au honest, industrious
and skillful workm in.
miMIAL aSo lU.UAILUUAL.
New YoiU Markets.,
Yo.«, ITbv. 1,1305.
COFFEE. —Wo has be. n m.eJerately active, but pri
ors, liiougu nnsterate j uacnamcm], .re not very arm.
•stock on I'bll i Oct. 3., *s^". —3 ,?J > bags IU >. 403.,ags
-t, oomlugo, ,8j baas Jamaica, .0 L .gieijrj. *3
h.l « Savaumlla, 43 b. g< Costa lues-—Total bags, 3v
057.
e.'.NDt.rs.—Adamantias are moderately active,
wltitout cliange iu price ; sales at 00@33 c. ; Sperm
ui.U . atcut remain steady, wub sale- lo a moderate
exia tan -0 . for Hie firmer aud 60 . for tbe latter.
Coal.—Tne market ior ri m st.c .a largojy sup.r.ed
■u,. .... . vy. i.ic cuaauoip.iou tua lar uuriug tile
Vutarnu law. becu mucli los.- 11. .. fur tbe same time
i„. y_ai , and atm-K Inis aocuiuuiated ; sales from
yaic •• Siifestv ton. Iu tsu vciy litUe baa
jmi, uub.„, ...m t.ic market is nesVy.
I Lock x.'U aean—Tne h q iuy ior tbo iow and
me iium grades oi w eaten, rail State llour is quite
ae ne, a..;l tiiese nave advanced iunj ftnoe per obi.,
at vvui.ii Uie in,lit...t closes . tlifl dsaiaud Is cc fired
clLtfl. io tile liouie a..U eas.cru u*adc; trade aud
.aui o’ briiima are if in but not acuce ; we Suva bud
r,aid cut), g s iiviae uuulcet uurmg the week, tiiougl.
a *olr coiiau.iip.lve deiuauu prevailed. The tket oi
..io lowp.rades being ie.auveiy 50; per barrel lower
fa..u v.iuat, Induces able lioiaors to nitbdiaw tiieir
•auipics .tom tne market, and the aue.leiuie supply
acre ior tlio son son adds fl inut-ss and coi ft fence.
il.e a.cs to-dav are 1. 9 9 ols, at $7 Ts.iSosrur su
,c Ma e; $j 26at> 50 ior extra do. $ ■ S5-S U) ur
4 iu.,y do ; $ *m» .v n.r Uie low gra .es of western
extra ; 3i*.r...0 ior S:. Louis do.
i isu—.daek-rei ..re iu less active demand, tbe oh.
icrn.gsnie more liberal, prices nave decliiittl, anu
tue close are quite heavy. We quote as follows:
Xlaekciel, Ivo 1, mr Ss, sluall, be. bbl, $53 50*53 5j ;
_,o 2, snore, per i.obits; do No 3, mass, large
aew. pji- bbl, t. 5 COala; fieirtug, scaled, per box,
6 ; do No 1, per box. .6--.
ouoats opened steady, but with a more as
jv. .t.'iuuiiil, chMe.l better auil Ural ;sales of 34.0'U
bu h rt 43 a sjJsc for Uasouad ; r5/,c f r CaU,id>
nr a .a loroiu Western lu store, ui.U id u 67;
...rsu.tc. Coiu ts oasier. but nt tbe eoucvssiou a
.note active busl.ieas was done, iu part for cxpui t,
burieiilody- lor iio.ne use,elosiug ifriu. riaiiug ibe
,vceg wo nave bad u very lively demand, aud, uot
witUstaiuUiig the larger arrivals, prices b. va atea la
y tiuprovotri the tuqiiii I }’lias been eliletly .ot ix.ott
VJIUO syeeu a..ve dt-uiaud bas pro vailed. We ..live
allied iaige.ylo our stock, wiueliis uow abrat x,-
a00.0.0 basin
Irion- —Tbe market has ruled very quiet dunni
(He j aoi w.ek. T.ie stock is uibeii r.dbwl, but buy
er- co.iUuUe- to bob! Oil. Tbero is uo quotable nr.a,;r
,a pr,eu>; riry Hides—Uucuos Ayr. s, be a to lu.,
eb a 23e.; M.a.iiJr.du, 20 aXJ ib„ 1J a lU;ic. : Wei hail
;d Ul 1 >-C iUoi-um, 45 a 601 9aV.se., gold; New
Jt ie ns, 50 aab it). 12 a 12’*e.; tVeSteru ami CoUUliy
,0 a 70 lb., 9 a lie.
liCN.'.v iJxos.-U, ve been in lair demand sad «teauy
eiii.-llig at Sea SOe.
> l'loXU.—CdUtir.uesfl.'in tvlta a :aU busUltrs
at 23 a 23SC. ....
Jl.. V.— 1..S supply ts fair and no maiuetls steady,
sa.'-a oi 20; iMies Siuppliig a. boa -#c., aud ouiail lot,
at ion »».. per 1 o io.
.UuLxa.es.— lob jobbing l. t loivaer ra.est
.. bear Ot; ly auetlou, loOinids. lies. Portp
Rico, at 75 a '... si re. Nov. l, .s•> -M-.4 Imds.
.iw.i Nitise. v.bio, i: 0 i.UJs. Cnoa C yed, 1.f.4 llbds.
l’.,i!u lib», 3» bliiis. inirhadoee, 660 Uads. bughsO
ialaui.—fetal fl .and- 4 .50.
naVsl u.on..c.— p .us of Turpentine is lu less ac
i.v. ueaiaud and e sner; sleek 1.002 binfe. Crude
. i.rpoutiue Is s r au.i .lull;stock 43 0 bbis. itosius
ic.iiab. li.hi nuu a tt.r ou.-l ess was none ; slock ie,-
40 bo.s. Jar lul l ueeu ouiy ill maderata d-uuaad
,nt prices ate Witt.o it c .auge: stack 12 0 übl.-.
Ji.y .'iteiiis without ouiiuge. Weqioto as failov.a:
f„ p nilbe, Non: Couuiy...per2s. m. $s Oott
~,w gu .jgiouu..U Newoeru..per bo.. 7 aaa 7 5,
X f s ,0 50 ali oc
i' .c... c.r, Nx. i 00 a a 50
.sill,Coiiuuo.. per xeo ib. 750a 1 .5
3*l it.- Tui-peutiue, .iul PCV gal. 1 10 a l lx
i-aaVisio.-,s.—fi.ere bus bee.i less doing .a 1'0...
t -liny ;iu iaet tue market was exeeeu.ugly dull;
us i.eutand and ofleriugs ai-e alike muderete; tin
Sx.es, cash anuiegulai, are i, 73-bbis. Mess at $2 ■
y; a a*; etiler k.uds are dull, aud, in tae übsa..oe
•1 sales, are uoUiinaL iieel lias met wtlli a rail- jul>
oaign m„ndin;aiuil iriots; sales oi 375 buis. ai
« 2asl)f). ; i’iu3 of 334,5,. a If for listra do.; aud
-su 12 ;ol'64a;elieei. . acuu isquitt, itud we nave
bi.iy LDiw.eii sale oi 26 boats lee-cured Short Rio-,
oedat vie. Laid ts w.uiout essemlal eliaagc lu
liwe-; Ol 450 pxgs, at 2S a Z7JJ: for City, *37 a 23.4 c
"or Western, auUsmaii lots a: ..iglter ligures.
BL-rriiu—l'ne miivu-y for choice Su.ie buitoi'jbas
been very good ior"iio;ue eou.-idupUou ; prices nave
, .vaueeu;a.ai at the dose sue ..mi, owing to the
reduced stock .u.d Uuriied present and prospective
aii.valv ; Wisiei uis also iu sruuil supply, aud very
lina.y lield uiititr a good demand lor ihe Eastern
weal and Souitteru trad.: ifloslilpplug dema .and bis
aiueiy Lit eii od'. tbe ear.eut .uga prices oemg far
anu.e u.e iimiis ol Eugl.su orutrs. We quote:
tiiuugecounty .In pans),, toa6s
ooo.i to Llio.ee Western 30a4u
CliKßSii lias heou tu goal Uemaud lor Ireuie cub
sumi'iiou; pricis nave gradaally w iked up, aud ai
.no close are it.ui; uotulug oi moiueut. is doing for
export, prists being aijova snippers’ ihuits. We
M*H
ffick.—Tue Ueiuaud lovali kinds 1s limited, auu
prices are more or less uo.uiual.
anOAirs,—Raw Sugars are i.u.l and prices Irregu
lar ; sale* ui -So bluis, at;2 *, a X44f c lor Cuba ; i3;6e
.or Form Rioo tor rcuuuig. Fair it U nug isq.iuica
a. i3^ic’aud Good do at 13J6c, but Lues.; rate-are
uotumal. Retiflcdts dm; at 20 a2O for Hards.—
Htorii NaVemuer. 1. J*k>—K3..&3 uudS Cuba, 8, 03
~uds Porto rdou, 740 bbits utaer ktii t —l'uLU Uads,
ui.332 ; ..e 84 OOXCS, 81,5.9 bags, SO Mcfado.
H.,Lt.—there na> be u Uut lUtto doing tu Liver
pool, only a retail tr.ule; la prices we Have no Change
m.ie ; we quote etruumi at a2 2J aud ftue ut £S 75
a-3 6, and S-3j, tbe latter rate lor Asiitou’s;
. u -vs fsiaud Is q .oted ai 3; a 62a.
Wool—our uturaet lor bolu douiestlc and for. Ig ,
Ufeces bus Dee., exceedingly dull, tneru being t.o
mspo-iiiou to operate beyoT.d small lois suitable to
t;ade; New I uiH, Mici.iguU aud Indiana—choice
-elected aaxuuy fl eoe, .s.lie; coiuuioi. fleece, 62a
53e;iuii washed, 70u75c.
w tuskv—t here lias been only a limited inquiry
.or tu.s article to-day. out in prices we liave uo par
ticular cu tinge to note; sa.es oi z.O bbls. Western
al $; 35; Drudge is dull at ii 33.
Latt.t Europtau Markets
hlVkbPOOL OcL 15, ISIS.
CdTTON-aSatcs for two days rS.ouo b.s.es, ii.cmu.ug*
5,3.4 to speculators aud exporte.s, Tue market is
nun, wltu a decline of >j.4a.
tne Manchester market <s Inactive aud prices are
easier.
hakiD.TUrr.'—The market Is fl an. Corn quiet.
F.tuvisioNs—The market is buoyant, and supplies
mostly exhausted.
LoND N, Oct. 19,1855.
Cons'ols closed at 38>6aS81( .or mo..ey'.
AdnuiC.l v arocks—l. S. ~',vo-l'»Virao.s, 61; Erie
lia .aay, *7* TJt: Jkluols Uaffroa eZ4( jtBM.
Lt.LnPooL, m.nxv, ucn -u.—cufro.s.— ,he 8.0-ke.s*
ke.s* e.r; ~-.r repo.t* ibe salesm Coctou tor Ue week
„t .o,n-o ..aha, uie.u .tug 33,00; bates to spjoulators,
uju l;, 6i)j na.es to exporters; Tae man.et opened
ot.ojautaiui wuu au ud.auetitg teudeucy on tue
~r-t o, uie week, bat receded ana closed dall, will! a
me ol .Uliy aid per lu. Tub authorised quo
ta', re a- .0u0,,s : oripuas Fair, SoOrleans
a* ,p, 3-id,; Mu-jue Minuung, -.M— I Cploitus
~ .6a.; Uplands .ct id.mg, oojqu. •
stoca ui couon tu port g.-v.oov bates. Including
37,0,0 ales ul American,
me sales to-day ti- runty) wete 10.0 M bales, the
market wu.iig u.tner but unchanged.
PnbVjstdNi— t ..e u.arkei Is qu.ei and bare of stock,
tacor ff. s— i be market la Ulmer uua all quail
t.co i.uve uuvauoed, exoeptiug corn, vvldcb ts very
dull aud decline a Sd per quarter.
no.soon, Friday k.cuing, rich 30.—Consuls uosed
at 80 a l»,q tor money.
t..e we- k.y .etcius of the Hank ot England shows
au increase tu flu lluu Ol £54,030.
ams, ic*N brocks ns latest sales were made at
law tullow.ug quuiuiiuus, Unite* stales Five-l weD.
o.q a c.g : trie itaihos i snares, 57if a 33* I
I.UUV.S UvUtiul Had. and SltUi'Wv, 83>4-
DKMOCUATIC TIUKKr.
For Mayor.
Juun P W. Hcxu.
Vor MdtiUiH.
Augn»U)» P. Water. John Ryrm,
JouuU. r.ritli. Jsvoh Waltlburgi
Hobcri Ldiillsuo, John Oirv.r,
John Mi .Hal,on, J.diu W iilli.UllbU,
J im Litn.a, Art In N- Millet.
W U linilocjt, c C Coney, .
Tu« akbVii tiukot ft
tv RESE77AL.
Gen- L J. Q»r rei, of Atlanta, dec ine-io
Leo,me a c indid .te for Congress ir. that
: district.
Hon. Hugh Buchanan of Coweta coun
ty, i- i*inon. cud ns a candidate to represent
the Tiiird Congressional District in the next
Copgr.sa.
—Mr. A. P. Burr, one of tho editors of
j the Macon Journal aud Messenger, died on
Wednesday last.
“AS cessiimlst,” writing'to the Colum
bus Enquirer, proposes the came of Hm. A.
H. Stephens as a candidate for Governor of
Georgia, wiin, he says, “would acC.pt the
position if c died to the Gniierfcatorial Chair
by tite voice of tl.e people.”
Tho cotton op; ratiuass at Liverpool
during the Inst fortnight represent the large
sum of A12,000.000 stc-riing. the brokerage
on wl.icii is c impounded at £600,004
—iVsquiirc! slang t.-ri.t Wh uelr ilass , on
tbe 2oth, resulted iu tht and ath ofabout 3 O<X)
squirrels or their equivalent iu various kinds
ot game. The party numbered 22 gunsmen.
—Tue Richmond Whig says that parties are
in negotiation f .r the put chase of Du:Ca Gap
Caual, for the purpose of widening aud deep
ening it, and making it available for the pas
sage of steamers and vessels, a toll to be eX
acted in c .nsideration of the seven miies of
travel willed it cuts < ff.
—AI Jar Lamb, of Norfolk, v.*iio commanded
F .rt Fisiiuf when it was taken by our forces,
ha» been iu Providence-, R. I, for some
weeks. The min uie ball that lie received io
uis hip during the struggle at Fort F.sher has
been extracted by a surgeon of that city.
—A beautiful bat k of about 370 tous f ,r the
Loudon -Missionary Society, was launched at
Abordeeu, Scotland, a few weeks ago, called
the John Williams, to be employed tualnly
among tho South Sea Islands
—After a drought which lasted 29 daysqrain
began to fali iu Paris on the 9th uit., aud con
tinued throughout the day
—Beu Hailaday tieuiea that the (.Veiiand
conches have o-ased running on account of
Indian depredations
—Artemus Wat d,showman, is said to have
received 440,000 from a ric.i uncle lately do
ceased In London,
—General Imboden, of Virginians now coo
nected with anew express company, to lie
called the “National Express Company." It
is to operate over the whole country, having
its headquarters in Richmond.
—Tue new Mexican loan of $30,000,000
meets with a ready sale in New York.
—“Alwaysbuy yourchestnuis boiled,” said
Mrs. Snow to Ab-mlech, who was about in
vesting a penny iu that little brown commo
dity, “ 'cause the raw ones waut looking af
ter, and tho wormy ones you have to throw
away; but with the boiled ones, ii don’t make
n > difference—worm's can t hurt nobody
vvlieii tlp-y'ie boiled.”
—For uinely-flve successive years the Mo
ravian missionary ship has made an anuunl
vovago from Europe to the shores of Green
land and L .btador. Tue pres nt is the
ninth vessel employed in this service.
—ANow York letter-writer says that “the
private dinner given to Messrs. Stephens
and Reug'bU nt a Boston hotel was a huge
j ike. Nobody was present except the two
gentlemen named, and the waiters."
—Among the troops mustered out by a
late oider' from the War Department are
tweuty colored regiments.
—The carriage in whio i President L'.r.oiln
rode to Ford’s Tima l re on the night of the
assa-.-inatioti, is now on uxi.ibiliou on Broad
way, New York, and Is visited by crowds
of people.
—Hou.B. G Humphreys is the only Whig
Governor ever elided in Mississippi. Tue
Uongra-.'i mal delegation are ail Whig—a
rare occurrence.
—Surgeon General Barnes is di-posiag ol
welve million dollars worth of medical
stores, accumulated during the war.
fun R iiaau Catholic cLiurei.es iu Balti
more have Just contributed over eleven
thousand dollars for the benefit of the poor
at tlic South.
—Heurv S. Foote, of Tennessee, may be
-ecu daily at the Asior library iu New York,
engaged upon his U't-tory of the war.
—The Quartermaster's Department has
tints tar real a-d between $6,000,000 and
$3.000,000 froiu.tbc sale of new useless army
uppurtenauC s. *
—Alargu numbor of French troops have
been sout recently from Algiers to reinforce
Maximilian's f irc.i in M.xtoo.
—ln a speech at Meadvllle, Pa., Sir Mor
ten Poto, one of the English capitalists,
said: “We pay in L-n lou f,,r oib hire and
omnibus hire yeariy, in that single city, as
much as ttie income aud property tax ot our
entire kingdom.
How CuohkKA ts Scccbssfcilt Tbeated.—
It utay lie said that choiura, iu Us first stage,
can always be successfully treated, uuic-is
the system is weakened by other disease*,
by dissipation, or by some sprCial ©.use.
Tue Rev. Dr. H unliu's cholera mixture—
equal parts by Weight of liquid laudanum,
spirits ot cauigkior and tincture of riiuharh -
lias beta used here uot only oy him, but by
many others, with the greatest success in meet
ing the first stages of the disease. If diar
ri.cea is carefully kept off liy the use of the
mixture the daiigci ot C i dera is very* slight
In the s, cond stage of relapse aud cramps,
cl. ar brandy taken internally, mustered pias
ters; and other means of keeping up external
heat by friction, Ac , are very often used
with success. There is always hope in chol
era until tlie patient is actual,y dead, a&d in
seven cases r, covery oiten depends upon
the persistency aud energy witu which the
disease is met and ultucxed at every stage.—
New York Tribune.
The Fkekdmkn or Gkougia.—The Bureau
at Washington has received a report from
tbe medical officer in charge oi' tlie freed
tr.en iu Georgia, front which it appears that
at the pres- ui time there are only 231 freed
men in that slate who are riCeivmg medical
attention ul tiiu expense ot tho govetumeut.
llospi aU aro now op n at Savannah and
Augusta, and others will be established at
Macon, Cunumbus and Ariunta.
■'k\v .niVKiiTisi: 'ikvis.
Aucieut Land Mark Lodge, X«, 251
A An «rtr» emmuntektion of tb!a Lod.e will
i e held at tfleir If all, Tbls Evening, ut TH
/V\o*do.k.
Mem .crs of the frat-m ty, |n good standlug, »re rr
epectfu ly invited to attenJ,
liy order.
nov7 JAX M. PRENTIfi*. B«cr*t»ry.
Co-Partnership Notice*
rE omiersigucd fluvlng a>s /.ikU t tin urerivei to
gvil.or uii-lrr tlie Fern uame oflla/Mu si t U-
Ha be, tor Uie Mariaiticoi jr oi hrlwt, end lor tb<- Axle
... tt oixl and oilier ii.ei'chau'iiMi. Arc now pmpAied
iu receive oi'tc a f>r Vt n> . All oibere wilt have
pfOlUhl Attenlbin. und bis rev|i»oifi l, *ollclud.
Ufli.e At Uui fvß Uwusc, on M- k' *,n te.
ALKRBD UA) wood,
0> V’-flt V. LAKoI Uk
■
| Wanted to Hire,
A GOLD Ut Gh h r t r»kli kml>y. pur nwtk«.
ik Ixfc«yt4y**m» atm •wri-4*
Aew rtivenywruv" !
T. I DUflßAii & CO.
niPORTEPS AND LS-'.LN S IN
WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS. iC.
14=7 13 ay Street,
SAVANNAH, CA.,
(VEXT DOOR Ail )VE OPPICE.} j
W 8 taivlte tbe sit &ti a r>t the Trsds ritd thp :
lie geaifral yio ocr laigo an d tu**. i- ?
meet of
Witter, LMon, CordiaU, Cous«rYu,
sar>, cUs«
wkkh i * not teoeilod by soy sinrlar cst-HVlisbai«Bt
io the Ht(r«. •
We hr* proprieton f( T>l‘NB.\R N TELE 1
BHATtD WOKUWOOI# CORIMAL. r»*p it x o * o
whi bls fuiiy t-.- ahii.-ht;! in lit!« ands r u.-
tri 6 ; ULXB Ufa we!l kc nra Sloil U 11
B zi-fd r. r hole! nd fAtnilv n-* ; DC - 1
UAH* >ciih:d.\m s unapp.s
r;;n«« i «»f thn « mo*: parity, aD ! pal n.3 exi rc>*’.y
for o ir house, < f tvu ch »ve proprictota Him
import'TS. Asr n s f.»r Rjl>eil !Smi;h'i C**lv
brii.e PUILAi)ELPiiI nAI K i c* e- *:i luac*: ; j
-«ti, .'MjuiJi :ind Aoitncxu AiK •*’ •’. FORTH*, !*
BifAN V. >©»?ch and Bo irbon WHISKEY end AR
RACK Bi N* Hi-S Joruirr.y w «! kuuwn thr* ugh t
tlit United ?*tue> put ip by us .n cases wr
aud hoaie coocmptioii.
T. J. 1). « Oi. re «?:»> aseno f* r H. An W
Citiieiw.»odV j Pure KYE X3Z ;
brrtud**. guar&uued iu q< aiity au . as- J
Cxdlenre CousWutlv on hi .and. h <nd well r*t»
I tted stock ol s OL'KI-OX and WtlivAT
Wl*xny ti*« atteuuon tii,; uade mid caano aM*urs>
An :i» rluient «T SE»»ARa f
grades, Manufactured aud ::np* r:**tl cecp e sly f»r thH
Eg .se which \y«* off r at very uraat n*_ r c-sh
pH e , BKANDIEd, GINA INEA U«i \ MPAQ M A
a.,u ewerv description usd ot Fu-igu LitWorfi
l.nporfed dire. tiY bj- tii.' uuae , and for oln brini
or duty pal I, atwweat m uket
GROCERIES & LiQUJRS,
ABi L> P »r.uoe-. Pouch Blows aud-Custc*a
GO” 73 doa.u Wolie’i Brandy
d’-> do W-.iaxey
5> do do Ndiu tpos, aci piuta
*6 bbis sol • rluur
Wkili cuo'te ■ toil*: Tei
3*» hdf *his :JO t. till Puri
30 ibl* cu -ice Whiawey
-0 boxes A htuuMiltuu C.i&dLs
Ifu s CiaM WJtiu
16 In f b »ia No 1 M tckerel
16 obi? Ficur and uui Smith aud other
braod'
SO hide K and On-ona
1 kaga choice Bnitar
10 and -zeu L tud'Hi Ciu>) Sauc»j
l<i lirtxiu l Colfca
6 bi»«D cb«»ue Ki »
X Cf.s»k choice P. rt W T :u3
Fardinre. Coudeuacd L Porvr. P!l;
flauia Baouldera and Flitch, Spices «f ail ic.,
Ac- Ac Fwc mUo by M. I WiN,
PAVILION HOTEL
For Rent.
That well known, and airably located, and
. p puiar a-twb i-huviit situated on Hull atreet,
i»etw<»en >outh Br«»:id and Uu.il •we:a. occupying
f* ar entire lots of GO by in f et ede'e, and the lane !o
tween them, and containiug about ,forty rooms, U
now f fferei f- r rviit.
The party i*e«diii<* »hl§ property will be required to
make tno ueo<a h -y rep aid and givi Vtt «f .c:ory eo
curity for the punctual pa> ment o. re t
John v cooP r R
novT—}f Ptw’i Union S»»ck»,nr.
FOR SALE LOW,
To Wind up an Estate
A VALUABLE FARM. 5.H miles fiom Angn-t.%
couiuioii-g L*ue i.uodrud sad eighty acre*, mcro
or It> n; about me hundred acres U'ii iu valnabie
woo*!.
A good dwelling, with seven r-o ms. stibles, err
i ilrtge uousa.*, and «*\en farm b -iitiiuz-*.
'io a p.irty dMriutr a he.d i*y. ermfertab’e
home, v.itbiti sis y minmes c.riw ot Au* si* the
above pi .ce cv-uperior inuacenieitia.
Fur Xunher particular*, enqui.e of
CfIAK » . a'LIT & c\,
novl- eodlw OuiTt*. r Ateicviuund Bay *uecta.
RAN IL THOMAS,
Successor to E. C. Leyrttl <£ Cos., and £•• 22. JViOTna*,
INSUBANCE
Argent & J3roker,
MACON, CA.
novT—6
Plaster Paris,
for sale er
Vuu lloi'U, Holyoke k. Murray
nov7—« No. 9 STODDARD*-' DL TK.
“TOBACCO.
RECEIVE > bv 1.-. st New York stsatnor a lot o' 5b
boxes, l(i*i Touuceo, v.flicfl wo C»U offer at
very low Tonus.
novl-6 RAN DELL & CO.
SUNDRIES.^
OPA BAI RELS Ft-air
flilU 1(4) rases Matches
lai box.s -osp
89 esses Sar.mra
R.'ceivod by steamship Zodiac, and for ea'e at the
lowest market rates by
nov7—« RANDELL & CO.
White Corn.
JPST received per schoonsr AnWlop* a Cargo of
Wfllt* Corn; lor sate by
RU'WB, u lUTNEY ft CO ,
nov7—4 2b2 U ■}• street.
FOE SALE,
N INE A No. 1 new one horse Drays. Apply to
lovT—2 ERWIN’ & II TRDL'E.
To Bent,
ONE-TTALF of a br’ek Dwelling, o f t nr
bed oom*. a parlor aud bus*fir.rnt for cooking.
This resldf‘DCc located in one if tin* rat»st de*lr~ble
situaTl »us *q tbe city. Apply at tbis < fflee
nov7 -i
Stocks and Bonds
Southwestern Railroad sue* JL
Atla: t C ucdGa*:f Scccic
Centr and Rniln a i
Charleston and ravanuah Bonds
buiteof Georgia liouds, old C’i
• City of v nvhiinali Coupous, past dee
For »aie by
oov T-S # B!*TAN, HART RIDGE A CO.
Lost.
ON tbe evening of th • sth »• st. on Dayton or Ferry
sti-eets, n bi? ck VEIL- V ih« flnd- r wiil return
It to the Utjala thi U 5, he or alic will be liber .by ia
warded. . uov7 i
Lost or Stolen,
TWO fcvO Seven per Cent. Albany and
Gulf Railroad boc ia- N •?. and Oil, *.n
t«ed by Sjvaxman, payable Awettv yean fruiii Jao--
nary im t endorsed payable to my order. c*m«
poiHdrawing interest iruß July 1- IMI. ;*ttached.
The* pablie >re cantioned atfstiast ir v! nr for tbe
above bonds O’ coupon**, payment having Jx*en
ped A H<>crtil rvwurd wiii be giveti lor Ik ir ery.
uo'T-0 J l;* RuWl.ano.
For Sale,
ADE6IBABLE ITOfSI 7 , ecmtutDlng four rooms nt
IbßLor.ar o| I*.lev (luiTa)'or .1 cbib; w- (llcl
I* bi. .xoclltut -1)1.0 tor n—to.-B. Api-ly on tlie a c-.t
(fll« id Taiuuii! stiißi. foul tb bo ore I,out L o*l y.
Dov T—|
stolen; '
IJ'IUIM tb. i’llrecrUar. nrur of bou.fl DrtisA end
* flu I Mil, t y.»n rdv ,'x.u 111, u*.lock üb«
fl. y Mal<K. without m y wfllre un, b bn 11 .dun Mt
•flouidrr. L. M, Bbd Bri-v. t,.•; i.trei. J. c.. with
t«gruub«r fl»' kof b vi-ij mt re i,u rnuiniy
Iw-iad I ItiUinr « 'lout l*#l Hull tty
‘l b.-iub.b t».- r* i( fI.M, hiu3, .re in «<♦*. A
ltfl»i#l ibbbi* « lb ;b , krifl* wigmul 4sld u>biv
Ot * tm tk M 4 iMwßgbWfl Moots.
■ • '' ''
tossm & MORRI^I
THE
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT
Ui
REORGANIZED TOR
.1 (iRi.VD Sfll'TlßN TOUR
For Season of 1835**8.
Will Exhibit« Savannah
For a short tlmu only, comniwociiiff
Thursday, Hov. 9.
*sl 'r= T'io ShißascrH wuiiui r,w
spsrtfuity s . te that ta the
7 sciio;tt;>u or Artists for .tbe
:A 11 Colossal
j Ml (ALLIANCE,
j G • j ; it nas beea tlie Froprlcio:-*’
j! J ; desire to secure suck a va
jj ig li noty ti.at uo patron fluff
Ste# r - liitue ' l i ‘ u it uiucti tlmt
» via tusuuct ilia mini ana
n-G eacflalQtfleatteutioa.
fj! p i the crh.lu.nt
IT y .ri; Cluster
I I ki
a JP 1 CELEBRITIES
’{ which .".(torn this
Famed Circus
t v are nupa .-Ueiaa iu their sev
r /) ; •■flispeoiaitlus.
Cj /J ; Tae Eja o -L.a.aut
Scenes
f^f^ARENA
I euricheff sue! be-cuul.u
~ Jml'*
®OHGEOOS
PAEAfHESNALIA
o | SiPEiiß MUSIC.
' [U AK3SU9.
STONE,
ROSSIOIi&MfiMY
" having t aiiished the antique
‘ j "■ hi this organization!, o*Uu* no
k 04 p b-tie or ca.u-.u3Ud ucli.
|S new Feature* axtlFrcsit
never heforo iutroffuceJ to
s iue P ul,li ! s
t J ” \ —o—
! J? Attacheff to this comblua
■ j ._J. l; -fluuouuia.
| *' PROP.
Wrnl HUTCHINGSON'S
SXtAZKXS
M l DOGS,
j ji AND *
V DEN. STONE’S
j\ CORSIC
MULES,
f J™ EASEAEOEiTE.
v> '■n
% /. Win show .iow mrch livelier
JI / tSeyare than atl ntliercomio
fZ P • : Mims, *1 rkk Muii's. Faun;
r - Mutes, OaUcißg Mules, or
■Jf'tu.-.. ; any other Quattit Mules
Mir—' ' *j known io fsiufl for being
t .ri '-- j! queerlc their conduct.
fl {. J
; c - I- .--L '- v y*kW<
iff
/
, V -;-- ; - ■ ■
' ■ - .. ' '•' v o -.f
PabJie atten'.iou is caKod to tho
GRAND
Free Exhibition
o? The gymnastic miracle of
IRO.YIITIC-OSCILLAIION,
Oft
F'LYINO ll t TKE AIR,
By the intrepid Pan^rblUt,
Signor Porclta/mcl,
THE WOimrit OF THE TVQP.LD :
Thhupleui'ld Oejtn'tom E < i|U|(iou w.|| r, , |W)B
adjawbl to the HTOSH i«F“ VH V MERJUV'S
Uicus I'avllfoa every Uav. Ml lMocI; p. bl
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TLBSZ7.VV RVEUSOt NOV. 7.
?ond KISM of tt: LA voi lte Aubts,
Mi. and >ti-a. \V. li. Crisp,
Wi;e. l.'fl mpear in the impairr Piayof *
LUCREaIA BORGIA.
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To conclude with
Somebody IE lye.
T.aUy of tits Lako skertly.
WASTED.
~wawt'edTT
TWO b 0.1,1 Bi-.ck-mitbs, to go Iu the country. An.
:■ V .o-daystuu. oth e. J
3 i;. J. riiCiitHhON h CO.
~W anted,
AGESTLTMaN coo bi wi übevtres boar.) for tho
vvin.er, in a private i:,m y. Wilbost p yaaCo*
p ie; f.r anporior ; ceoaKu ab.ituns, Mabqu - for a
priro. horsesd;*|rab.e. Address IC., box 47, Post
•office, or apply at !:oom JS. Puiatkl 11.. u.-e.
Uuv3 j
• Board Wanted.
c private family, of the highest reap* ctahllltr. hv
f * gtnitleßMiHud hto wife, Cr tbe winter. ’AdarMa
A. A , Box Ft ttoflife. 2 Uoy3
WANTEb.
Offices for Rent,
APPLY TO
Stoddard Bros.,
°Ct ! j 12* Bay struct, opp, Alai w. 1 Canrch.
Consignees Wanted.
FOR £. H. S.— oi b*4a nour
SO hair bills Flour
9 bbla crackers
0 bhln A » es
6 bbis Eggs
G A W—loo cubs* Lard.
If nr.t caned for will :>e sold tor freight end txneQMi
r»R >viiAM baTahvi \ V co.
Wanted,
A MoNTIII Amenta wahreil wanted for ate
mww a'Aielyneu ar’kU'i, ;nst out Address O. T.
UARBY. vity Builhiug, t,id(lv:ord, Maine.
BCl>la dAWam
Wagon. Freight
WANTED
- T * Tor
.viacan,
iriilieugevUie,
Aliiauy,
Auitricss, or
. . HatvUiusviUe,
App’y to
oct3 GEO. a FREEMAN.
Wanted,
J(9>\ A DAY! Agents w .rtedio ell anew Rnd
tvobderfni SLWING A< F;IM , the t,n!v
ciieap one licensed'. Address SHAW a CLA KK. Bia
deford. Maine. nepl4-dAw3ta
h olt SAlula «k TO 2412,V1 .
Bacon for Safe
PRIME BultliDore Sides am! J»houU!ct s, by
IBtYAN. H 'KTII'Gi * CO.
Steam Mill
FOR SALE.
"I’HE Salircriticrs rffer their Sieam t'lrciilar Sawand
a. (iris. Mnifi.r sale The .Mill Is located alio.it five
miles east of 3 .udeiev he, Washln.-iou coumy. uad
mile from No. li>4 Central Bai road.
Th. Engine i« a twenty-flro florae power. Mth two
cy iuder boilers, one set mill stones, a good tinning
ii he, ail complete aud la suoce.-s.ol open lion.
We will Pell tbe Mi l to remain tilnro it is, wlUi
stnple supply ol Paio T.matr for saw-lug, or the Mill
can be removed.
" *’fl the Mill we will sell Oxoo and Leg Carls for
hUQIiUV Stocks.
We wiU seii
On Liberal Terms.
App’yto Mess.s. i2r.v*|i A Hardee lor further p f.
icslan.
‘■ov -h ERWIN A CARTER.
Just Received and for sale on
Consignment.
.rid *
.5 i oxen ii ictl h Dal y (lieera
£0 tub.-Ciu-ico N. Y 8 itr btittvr
lo firkius Priraa H'e.trrn B liter.
' CUNN N’ril.'AM & PT’RSK,
uovS-9 No 4 toddard'p Lower Hotrs.
Wood for Sale.
O AK. Piue. Light wood constantly <>u hand hurt for
"ale. Ht re.iy whaif. under C s llou e lii !, by
F. >l. .MUtELL.
The Screven House
FOE RENT.
'Fills commo'llou'i sud elegant Hotel Is offered for
4 rent- It U.scap u.ity for 100 Hed Rooms, In ad'th
tion to Dining Rooms, Parlors, &' It Is Htna'ed in
tile bus uers portion of the citv. Fur particular* and
term' imply to
UoTi-Jiv BRYAN, IIARTHID E & CO.
TO RENT
A BRICK anil Slate Rout Stable, la a deslrabla
loraiiuo. Apply at tbia office.
uo\C—3 .
FOE BENT.
I OFFER for Rent next ye <r, ISC , ir-y Rice Flrtce, la
Ceruden com Ry, t*a.« **« the Gnat Satflla l iver,
Known as the “VTrnon pkißt.ition,"
*-cresof a istqnality Rcc land and about 100 acre*
of hijih land, all In pi r*tct order. Said Plantation lw*
been cultivated dui :i>£ the war. and tt crefore require*
no extra work u> prepare U lor a crop the en»uio*
year.
Ail the liecrotfs formerly belobgiug to me are ftPloft
tUe- place and cnxlou « to icraain, to theio would w
uo d.fflcti tv in procuring laborers On the place j»J
computable dwelling house, together with all tea
uecteStry buildings for the accommodation of liboi*
its and storing he crop.
fceedioi ti:ecoming yoar* Including Rice, Com Pesj*
Fug >rC ue, boiglium,.cotton, &c., can be ohUuiW
on ihe plnre. For further particulars adtlrew
scrilicrat W.iyucfcVille, Wayue coumy «?a.
i oc»3«vmt F
Store to Let,
AT HILTON HEAD, S. C.
Tile lighund coramodioos StorA corner Merchant*'
flow aud Palmetto Av, uue, to l»co for a Umitad tine,
Tesua • aay. AdUrcea
w. 8. BAMKON, Jr., Agest,
cell 9 ts Lock Bo* E. 11l ton H.<a 8-*V,
.TO RE K T . "
LASCS Ajrp BAPWCRILT
Fnrnislicil Rooms To Lst,
AT
{AST 00R. Os PBIOE ABO BT. iULIAI STS
ROOMSTO LET,
AT HILTON HEAD, S.O.
The -IMmstio DmM Dalltllng •’ baring h*"
fllltd »p, now offer larg, and airy RuOma —litbl«*»
Biogptuv Apt' uncut# or But tH’S purpu.t*. F* f
l “ a W. A. lAMfgOJf, Je . A*'"*’
mui ts u*bt«>auiitoba«^'*' 0 '