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Stopping. The Alleged Ontrwges.Lt the South-The Object ot the Ocrtcry—Fresh Palm* «nd Penalties Proposed—Tlie Radical Fro- gramme—Shall . lye. have a National Constitutional Convention!—Radical Toadies, &c. [Special Correspondence of the Baltimore Gazette.^ Washington, November 20, 1868. As had been -anticipated, the trumped-up charges of fresh outrages at the South and election frauds at the North were not made without special motive. They were appa rently useless (in public estimation) after the gjletra Jfe Liverpool rpHEhrst class Sh^ ATjx> • ; McAkthtb. Master. r2 Requires 100 bales Cotton to complete -si I her cargo. a■ - For freight engagements, apply to nov23-4t , . CRANE * GBi Largest Circulation in City and- Cdnntry. For Liverpool, mHE A1 British Bark ^ I LIVERPOOL, VC - - Greeno, Master. 1 Wants 500 bales Cotton to fill np, Jj For^lghtapplvto E. A. S^u ETEBT TTEDSESDAT AXp SAT CUDAl . CABIN PASSAGE... -t— --9 Being a Poetical Account of the As tounding Observations Blade by BIr. Timothy O’Ryan. close of the election, but tl jecte of these attacks are developed. 2,have, already purpose of Africanizing tli< of upsetting the elections from any participate the assets of said Ba ukViflK, to be And it is farther New Yobs. November 23—Evening. Financial.—Money becoming still easier; offerings are very liberal; on call, 4(g,6 per cent: prime . dis counts, 7@9 per cent; gold closed at 134%; sterling firm at 109#; Governments active and strong; 1882 coupons, 112#; Tennessee’s, new, 68; North Carolinas, 24#®25c; sales, Dedicated to his Brilliant Namesake, Orion. For Liverpool ■WELLINGTON, Sealing, Master, „ and in favor of buyers. Grain—Wheat heavy and in favor of buyers; Com unchanged. Pnovisiosa-AHeavy generally and unchanged. Bice.—Carolina, 8@9c. S-&^&r^S«e ffrm at 47Kb: main, ^Feuiuhts—Steadier; on cotton by steam, 7©79-lGdi Baltimore, November 23. Financial.—Virginia’s, old, 46#; 66’s. 52; 67% 29 #; coupons, old, 55®56; new, 67*i®C8M. Cotton-—Firm; mldajjaffi HjjtP Flour—Quiet and steady. Grain—Wheat firm but not higher; Com firm; new, 95c®$1; yellow Southern, $1 05@1 09; oats, 70®72c. Provisions—Mess pork, $28 50; bacon shoulders, 14*®l$c; lard, 17 #®lflc hj "NewOrleans, November 23. Financial.—Gold, 135 #; sterling, bank, 146 # ^com mercial, 144#@145#;New York sight # percent, discount - i*J, Cotton—Advanced; middling, 23#@23%c; sales, 3,650 bales; receipts since Saturday, 7,770 bales; ex ports, 2,228 bales. Sugar—Lower g ados depressed; fair; ll#c; prime 12#c; clarified, 13c. ' ; Molasses—Higher; common, 55@60c; prime, 65® 70c; choice, 72c. _ Flour-t-DuII and lower; Superfine,. $6 25; XX, $6 60; XXX. ST-. . , 41 . ; IVV Provisions—Mess pork dull and unsettled; new Western, $26; old held at $28; bacon dull and un settled; shoulders, 13#c; clear rib, 16#® 17c: clear sides, 18#®18#c; lard dull; tierce, 16#c; keg, I7#c. Grain—Corn—better supply; market easier; new, 90c; oafs firm at 63c. Bran—Scarce and higher at ^1 20. " Hay—Scarce and higher; Western, $23®25. Whiskey—Depressed; Western rectified, $1 02#® 1 05. Coffee—Doll; Bio in lair { .request at 14@14#c; prime, 16#®16#c. Mobile, November 23, Cotton—Sales, 1,400 bales; middling, 23@23#c; the market opened at the inside and closed at the outside figure; the stock offering is light and generally poor; receipts, 2,464 bales. * _ For New YorJc. •regular Packet Schooner ■ T.ir.T.v, >3EgXx Capt. Francis, I AfiW* - the greater portion of her cargo MM KVi d, will have quick dispatch. 2EaflB£ reight apply, to F23-2t EDMANDS. GARDNER k CO. Was sometimes so terrific, that there’s not a sopo- rific ’ " Which would be at allspecific, sich emotions to allay;" If e’er again I had it—which, I hope not, for bedad it Nearly killed me, and I’m glad It is all over any’'way. FIRST GLASS. For the meteoric show’rs, I watched thro* the mid night hours. And by all the blessed* Powers! ne’er wink p* sleep had 11 j I read the Times and Picayune, tand heard the ould clock tick a tune. Expectin’ to see flicker soon, the crescents in the sky, Whilst from opposite directions, stars of different complexions. With most gorgeous reflections, should burst in awful glare. Through the firmament enkindled, whilst the constal- Duputy Clerk Superior Court Comity. State of ObsHn, 1 Chatham couiitv. I - fa ji. George W. WSetoffTtopoty Clerk of the Superior Court of the County and State aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing instrument ofwri ting con tains a true and faithful copy of the original order iu said caseas appears on file and of record in this of fice. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my offl. cfol signature and seal of office, at Savannah, thiaii day of September, A. D. eighteen hundred and an. eight. GEORGE WASHINGTON WILSON. Deputy Clerit Superior Court Chatham County. Will sail fol For Liverpool, mHE FINE A1 AMERICAN SHIP A OTHELLO. : TtNEHAU, Master, rj Having a portion of .cargo engaged, will-g have prompt dispatch. For freight, kc. j apply to sent, as well as from resident and visiting Republicans, that there aretwo sobjeoggggon wbichfhere win be quirk action and determined unity—the protection of life and property in the South, alike of the Union people aB of-the Union traveller, and the punishmeiit and preven tion of frauds uponthe ballot-box.” This plainly threatens new legislation. , i0r ,^ BaJ ; °oSTATOS COHEN & CO., Agent* T M o Kav street, savannah, Ga. fi®- B. BOWDEN, Agent, No, S3 West steoet, Nev York. ----- ■ •_ l B521- FOR NEW YORK. ■’ilfufray’s . STEAMER'FOU ffEDNESDA¥,-NOy. 26. CHATHAM SHERIFF’S SALE. d (NDERand by virtue of fi- fa. issued out of the: I J Honorable tbe Superior Court of Cluthim coun ty in favor of H. M. B. Montmollin, Adm’x., vs. Robt D. Walker and Jno. M. Cooper,' Ex’rs., I have levied on west tenement, Lot No. 8, Beieihia Tythlng, Heath- cote Ward, in the city of Savannah, county of Chat ham, State of Georgia, with all improvements thereon, and wffl sell before the Court House door, in the city of Savannah, between the legal hoars of sale, the above specified property on the first Tuesday in De cember, 1868. Property pointed out by plaintiffs’ attorney. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles and stamp* . JAMES DOONEB, nov7-lawlm ‘ Sheriff C. C. This plainly threatens mew legislation. The pretext is profoundly and palpably ridiculous. The character of the legislation intended may be gathered from the following excerpt from the same sheet; it is evidently additional pains and penalties : ‘•Let Democratic violence in the South go unchecked and unpunished, and at the next election the rebel ruffians of New Orleans and Georgia will have made their example so' con tagious that not a Union citizen can live, much less vote, in the South; and, let Demo cratic fraud in the North go unchecked and unpunished, and at the next election the re peaters and roughs of New York, city will not only carry New York State by their frauds, but will overflow, as.before, into Connecticut, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and submerge ihn 1n»nl mninmtinc rvt* nil flinon Qfo f qq ** IN EQUITY—IN RICHMOND SUPERIOR AT CHAMBERS, AUGUST 27, lations dwindled— ’Till the thought that I'd been swindled made me feel inclined to swear. JL SCREAMER, Solomon Young, Master, Having two-thirds of her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch. - For balance of freight, apply to nov21-4t WILDER & FU Seeip’ nothin’ more than common, or the divil a phe nomena, I d——d the ould asthronomer, up Mil and down dale; Says I, “my foine Professor, yer a mightv purty guessor, My respect for ye grows lesser, O Philosopher of Yale! (Professor Loomis.) Wild yer bogus calculation, you’ve been hoaxing this great nation. From yer lofty situation, sir, ye ought to be brought low; When I moit have bln a Bleepin’, here aweary watch I'm keepin’. Myself in whiskey steepin’—Och 1 the devil take yer show!" FOB, ST. AUGUSTINE. rjlHE STEAMER .CITY POINT. Leaving Savannah for Florida, on SATURDAY, November. 28th, at 3 p. m., will, on returning, touch atSBAngnetine.-. nov2>df H. J. GUILMABTIN k CO., Age»ta. NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A FI. FA. ISSUED out of the Honorable the Superior Court of Chat- l county, in favor of Harry Haym vs. Harriet M. /-'• HINES, CoidUsnEB, ' ' ~ ‘ sail for New York WiafNESDAY; November 25th, bills lading issued here on Cotton destined !ol.by.first class steamers, ht "apply to HUNTER,A GAMMELL. the legal majorities of all these States. ” Such are the terms of reconciliation to be offered by Congress, which the South, and, in deed, the whole country, are invited to ac cept ss a condition ot “Letting us have Peace.” In the meantime thoughtful men are turn ing their eyeB toward every point to. find a means of extracatihg the country from im pending ruin. I referred yesterday to the suggestion of an eminent Radical, that a Na tional Constitutional Convention offered the swiftest, surest and only solution of onr diffi culties. Unexpectedly I find him supported by a very prominent gentleman on the other side. Hon, S. S. Nicholson, of Kentucky, has written and published a letter recom mending such a movement, and suggesting an abridged enumeration of the numerous important questions which have arisen, or which, according to the test of the practical working of the great Government machine since it left the hands of its makers, will arise hereafter to mar its successful action in ac cordance with its inspired theory- The important letterof Mr, Nicholson, to which the writer alludes, will be found on our first page. SAVANNAH AND FERNANDINA Steamboat Fine, ■Twas past one by my dial, as agin I seized the phial, And liorfear the whiskey'dspile—-turn sour perhaps Says I, “I’m thinkin’ I'll just take another smile, Myself to beguile, and the lonely hours to wile, of this memorable night And then I sat eyein'—tho’ I found it rather tryin’ the figure of O’Ry’n, (Who's a countryman of mine,) aa he up and down was flyin’, in the firmament divine; And saysl, “Ould c-onsthellation, in my humble esti mation, yer a credit to our nation, I enjoy your contemplation, to your health here’s a libation, and foriver may ye shoinel” : Throuj for Liver For "fre nov23 R YJCW YORK Fmpir.e Line. - Provisions.—Mess pork dull at $23 50®24; bacon nominal; shoulders, 12@22J£c; clear sides, 17*4® 18c; canvassed sugar-cured hams, 16J£@17c; lard heavy at 14®14Kc. '• * Whiskey—97 %c. FOURTH GLASS. “What, three o’clock ? 'tis morula," ife no wonder I’ve been yawnin’! Break o’ day win soon be dawnin’. Where the divil are them ahowera V Confound them poor ould asthrologers, the spalpeens of chronologers, and blackguards of preuologers i They ought to get Bockdologers; and, by the howly powers, If I cjhy had my wiU on 'em, wid sore bones be at- ther fillin' them. It’s mighty near a idlin’ ’em, the chances are. I’de be: The naatyould divils, who, wid tfflscopes on swivels, Heep up their mystic rivils till the momin’ air they anivils, in some high observe tree. L5@15j^c; Mess clear rib sipes,: 14@14^c. ” — aaaaa* ant gust 29th, 1868. JOHN CRAIG, - CHAS. A. BOWLAND, Charleston, November 23. Cotton.—Active and advanced Kc; sales, 1,200 bales; middling, 23K@23Kc; receipts, 969 bales. WminsaTON. November 23. Naval Stores — Spirits Torpenntiue, 43c; Bosin firm; at $1 80@4 00; Turpentine steady at $2(3)2 80; Capt. WM. B. GOLDSMITH, Will, on and after Thursday, November 19th, 1868, leave Padelrofd’s Wharf EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY, at 9 o’clock a. m., landing at Brunswick, Darien and St Marys. ' Returning, leave Fernandina EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS, and Brunswick and Darien EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS. For further information, Inquia-e of the Captain on board, or novl8-tf M. A. COHEN, Agent. Cotton—Market firm; sales, 426 bales; middling, 24c; receipts, 366 bales. — o’clock — in. - Positively no engagea oerths secured after Wednes day, November 2otn, unless paid ior. Tbrough biHslading giving on cotton for Liverpool by first-class steamers. ' For freight or passaae. navrnc snnenor accommoda tions, apply to JOHN W. ANDERSON’S SONS & CO. WM. R. GARRISON, Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green, New York.‘ao\23 There’s Olmsted and euld Newton, who’.ve been this subject mootin’, about the stars shootin’, And around the earth pirootin’; and that Gennan pro fessor, what the divil is his name ? Wid his planets and his mete’ra he’s been promising to treat ns, ^tsanin^all th# time to cheat ns—by St. Patrick it’s u Niver moind, I’ll fill my glasd again, and ne’er b* such an asa again. „ , ■ "hen^wonders come to pass again, to bother wid the And if toe brightest srolite, shooting Btar, or queerer light, should anywhere near alight, I wouldn’t now, for e'er s light, forsake my whiskey CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA STEAMBOAT LINE! FOR PHILADELPHIA. . - : - • • ■ • i ' JPhiladelpJhia and Southern Mail Steamship Fine. CABIN PASSAGE S^O OO DECK PASSAGE, WITH SUBSISTENCE....910 OO LIBERTY SHERIFFS SALE. \\TILL be sold before the Court House door in T V Hinesville, Liberty county, the First Tuesday in December next, between the legal hours of sale, the following property, to-wit: the three-fourths {%) in terest in two hundred (200) acres pine laud, more or By the piper, it’s begun! here’s the moon and the sun, and the planets every one, Juat as hard as they can run, a mailin’ Lord knows where! - And the lovely consthellations, vacate their situations perform wonderful gyrations, Whilst tremendous agitations convulse the starry sph&re! 95 1 ^ ear ^ a l fizzing, as the meteors go whizzing, Like buruing rockets hissing; bang across the milky The sight was meat therri&c. aa with bodies maonfflu Cohen. - - Brig Ida L Ray, 157 tona. Ray, Rockland, Me—T B Marshall & Bro. Sc hr Fanny Keating, 203 tons, Daniels, Boston, via Woods Hole, 14 days—Richardson & Barnard. Schr Margaret, 137 tons, Nicholls, Providence, 7 days, in ballast—Edmands, Gardner & Co. jyl7-lam6m Ordinary Chatham County. State of Georgia,-shatham ogusty.—to j all whom it may concent: Whereas, Adele Goerz will apply at the Court of rdinary for LETTERS DISMISSORY AS ADMIN1S- KJU XU YliAI 1ULODAI Ul 9 U UUUk JL. JIA., OAtMUlBU EVERY WEDNESDAY at 9 o’clock A- M., touching at Brunswick, Fernandina, Jacksonville, and ALL 1 POINTS on ; toe St John’s river. RETURNING, will leave Palatka EVERY FRIDAY, Jacksonville EVERY SATURDAY, Fernandina THE SAME DAY, and Savannah for Charles ton EVERY SUNDAY, at 8 o’clock A. M. fig- FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER LINE. fig- Shippers will please have their freight on toe wharf at least one hour before toe time appointed for departure. L J. GUILMARTIN & CO., Agents, ocC—tf No. 14B Bay street. UNITED STATES MAIL ! For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. BABY’S, FEB- NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. Cleared Yesterday. Ship Mayflower, Call, Havre—Brigham, Holst k Co. THE NEW STEAMSHIP Fifteen thousand workmen are now in Ma drid, without means of getting a living, and receiving pay from the Government. AEd „ I ,’^L not 80 Ter y “artin, hut I might add Betty _ Martra, Your feelings without hartin’,) on toe Fourth o’ July! Why. aJ your feeble fireworks, Greek fire, and other dire works; Beside one of those higher works would look exceed- in’lymean, Not to sayd^l anddirty, flzzly and squirty, tor since • three Nothmg half so purty has ever been seen 1 Sure I couldn't keep the rim; the fixed stars became undone, and every mother's son, As if shot from a gun, went darting through the j Bushin’ all ablazin', in a munnor toost amazin’ • ! • And generally raisin* the ! divil as they flew; * The fiery monsters jist did like say sarpints twisted— they couldn’t be resisted. And ne’er before existed such a hulla-ba-loo ! ' Meteoric emanations! phosphorescent radiations! most astounding combinations I In fact, the Book of Rivelationa stood open to mv viewl . zi ... , CONCLUSION. And now I’ve ended, whai I intended; ’ In poethry splendid, a toll and true account Of the fiery shower's arrival, the which, I thitiV wfli drive all Who'd.try to outrival ould Pegasus to dismount I ‘ really think I need a cocktail nn/i a weed, Which are splendid things, indeed," to keep up a'poet’s, So away with pen and ink—fill a bumper to the brink. And no heel taps, for I drink to the reader’s good ' lu ck— • • - • • ■ And my own, too, by the Powers 1 jbo I may as well say ours; May we blossom loike the flowed', and enjoy the shining hours In affection’s sunny bowers; may misfortune never cow us, And may Providence allow ns to witness a return of the meteoric showers. New Orleans, November 14,1866. sacks rough rice, 3 bbls syrup. 14 bundles sugar cane, 1 lot furniture, and sundries.^ ^ Per Central Railroad.' November 23,1868—1,629 bales cotton, 1 bale domestics, ; 163 empty carboys, 145 boxes tobacco, 53 sacks rice, 15 cars wood, 5 bbls whiskey, 6 bbls cbesnuts, 4 boxes fruit, 1 bale hides, 2 lots, fur niture, 6 sacks corn, 6 plows, and mdse. Per steamer Metcalfe—8,500 bushels rough rice, to Upper MilL Per Izard’s Flat—2,576 bushels rough rice, to Upper Mill. Per Lynch's Flat—500 bushels rough rice, to Upper Mill. Per Wagon and Boats—274 bushels rough rice, to Upper Mill. - c * : JENNINGS; COMMANDER, WiU sail for the above par* on SATURDAY, November 28, at 8y a o’clock a. m. For freight or passage apply to HUNTER & GAMMELL, nov23 *4: Bay street. Cuba has 30,000 foreign .whites, 730,000 natives of European extraction, 1,000,000 ne groes and Chinamen. - v* (Smumetml SAVANNAH MARKET, j OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS, ) Savannah, November 23, 6 P. M.) • Cotton.—The maiket cq>en&l to-day -Kith a general linquiry and good demand. Transactions large. The , firmness of holders caused buyers to operate cau tiously, and to take only such lots as were compara- : tively cheap. The market closed buoyant, under ad vices from New York, which-were as. follows : “New York, November 23—2 P. M-—Cotton firm and in fair demand.” We quote middling at 23>^@23>^p. The foUowing are the salea_ of the day: 156 bales at 23>aC, 429 at 23#, 64 at 23X, 83 at 23, 567 at 22#, 164 : at 22#, 21 at 22#; 27 at 22, 6 at 21 #, 18 at 21#, 12 at 20#, and 30 at 20—total, 1,557 bales. Sea Islands.—The market having the appearance of about opening, we will hereafter give qnotatations, if sales will allow. The sales for the day were as follows: 43 bags at 75c, 20 at 70#, 1 at 70, 7 at 68, 3 at 60, and 5 at 65—total, 61 bags. The receipts amount to 1,918 bales. Gold—Buying at 134; selling at 136. Silver 10 ^ cent. less. Exchange.—Buying, # ^ cent off; selling, # ? cent off. Bacon.—We continue our quotations of Bacon, and have only to report a scarcity in clear rib and bacon sides-—a good inquiry for all other kinds. Holders are firm, We quote shoulders at 14#@15#c, rib sides at 17@17#c, and clear ribbed at 18 #@18#c. There are few clear sides offering, and prices are nominal at 18®j.8#c. Haras, are in large stock, at 10® 18c according to quality. Breakfast bacon is quiet, with a downward tendency, at 19®20c. Dry salted meats are in better demand. W© quote shoul ders at 13® 13 #c; short clear sides, 17@17#c; short ribbed, 16®16#c; bellies, I5#@16#c, and Stratford cut at 16c. ... . . Flour.—No change has taken place in prices since our last report. The stock on the market is large, and the demand light, but increasing. The feel ing in Northern brands the same as our last report. We quote Northern superfine, $650@9; extra, $9®11, T)Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OR DECREE OF THE AJ Honorable Superior Court of Liberty County, will be sold on the FIRST TUESDAY IN DECEMBER, next, at the Court House door in Hinesville, in said ccumty, within the lawful hours of sale, a TRACT OF LAND containing four hundred acres, more or less, lying in the County of Liberty, and bounded on the north by the Vamadoelahds, east by the Biceboro and Darien road, south by the lands of Dr. Raymond Har- of the estate of M. L. Jones, sold, as toe property of Randal F: Jones, deceased; for the benefit of the cred itors of said deceased, w «KI)B Terms cash. J.“W. FARMER, Att’y, . z. Fo I^Q-?ASSIK^Adm’r^ / V;. Exports- , f Per ship Mayflower, for Havre—3,190 bales upland 1868. jyT-lamGm T. A. HOOPER, Commander, Will sail for Baltimore on THURSDAY, November 26, at 2 o clock p. m. Positively no state-rooms secured unless tickets are procured at the office of tne Agents. For freight or passage, having excellent accommo dations, apply to J. B. WEST & CO., . nov21 Bay street, opposite Whitaker. Passengers. Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—J G Norton, Miss L Eady, A Williams, Miss Eady, Miss Kettles and svt, Mrs Morgan, Miss E Harde, B C Dupont, and25 deck. ' -Consignees, --t .ti-jh.-.-. Per steamship North Point, from Baltimore—Cen R R Agt, A & G R R Agt, Addisbn. E A: Co, Agt steamer Lizzie Baker. Agt steamer City Point, J O'Byme, E O’Byme & Son, H Bryan, j A Barron, Claghom & C, J Cohen, M A Cohen, J P Collins, M J Doyle & Co, A Doyle, W M Davidson, M Ferst & Co, J Gilliland & Co, L J Gnflmartin & Co, C L Gilbert, Gen J F Gilmer, Dr B S Homden, Guckenhelmer & 8, Hess, G & Co, M Y Henderson, Harding & H, W Hone, Holcombe fc Co, H D Headman, S G Haynes & Bro, Hilton A R, J Lyons, M Lavin', J Lippman, J J Maurice, H C Mehrtens, R Mclntire k Co, Mother Agnes, Convent of Mercy, J N Muller, J McMahon & Co, A J.Miller & Co, S S Miller, E L Neidlinger, Dr, T W Newsome, L Powew, Rose & McC, J & W Rutherford, C W Stegall, J W Stansbury & Co, A A So!omonsL& Co, 1 B.H Tatem, B F, Ulmer, C Vhite, Wilson, G & Co, J B West &Vo, W H Wiltber- g er * _ . Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—O Cohen k Co, G W Wylly, Holmes k Co, W H Stark k Co, Guerard k H, J L Villalonga, Lawton, H k Go* Wilkinson k W, ;P H Behn, Phillips & M, Mercer & Claghom & O, Jno Singleton, N A Hardee’s Sons k Co, RHgham, H k Co, R Habersham A Co, L J Guilmartin &iOo, Bothwell k W, Deas k J, E C Wade k Co, F Loyd, Addison; E k Co, J W A O A Mclntire, R Mclntire & Oo, Davant k W, W M Tunno k Co, M H Williams Son. B GRnsh- ing, WEH Young,Wilson, G k Co, Order,and others. . Per Central Railroad, November ; 23.1868—J Story, P H Behn, F W Sims & Co, Addison, E & Co, Butler k H, L J Goilmartin kCo.GC Wright, Th&xton, C k Co, Goodman & M, W A.McKenzie, Walker. A k T. G W Cooper. J k W Rutherford O R R Agt, Ai & G.R R Agt, W H Stark k Co, R M DeLeon, A S Hartridge, H J Dickerson, Adams, W & Co, Wilkinson k W, -Bates k C, N A Hardee’s Sons &r Co, W H Woods, H H Col quitt, Tison k G, Hrftridge & N. Sloan, G k Co, J W F OB NEW YORK. Atlantic Coast VTATT. ST3EA|»Ti83ECUP CO. - SrDKWMKEL SHIPS EVERY THURSDAY. IABIN PASSAGE S/S5 OO TEEEAGE, WITH SUBSISTENCE $10 00 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. TX7 ILL BE SOLD BEFORE THE COURT HOUSE ff door in Hinesville, Liberty county, on the first Tuesday in January next, all the real estate of Joseph A. Anderson, deceased, conidsting of a Dwelling House and several Lots iu the town of Sunbury; also, twelve hundred and. seventy-five acres of land, more or less, near Sunbury, in said county. Sold for the benefit of the creditors of said estate. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. JESSE BREWER, nov21-lawlm Administrator, ; ma^?FritoScto?S«l apply at the Court ot Qtmxmym* w* Administrator on the estate of Rose Graham, of said county, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish aR whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Court to make oiijecttoa, if any they have, on or before the first and family and fancy, $12@13 00. Good Georgia and Tennessee brands are in fair demand at $10 ~50@11 50 for superfine, $12®13 for extra, and $12 50® 13 50 for fkmily and fancy. ’ * - • Gbain.—The stock of’ Georgia and Tennessee old corn is in small demand. New com . is Doming in very slowly and in small lots—demand light. We quote Georgia com $1 05 from depot, and scarce; Tennessee, $1 10® 1 12#, and small arriva s—old com from store, wholesale, $1 20. There has. been no change in oats this weak ; from depot 85® 90; from stor&95@$l 00. . . Freights.—Foreign quiet. By sail to Liverpool 7-16 on uplands. Timber nominal, offering at 36 shil lings for hewn for Liverpool, 38 shillings to Queens town for orders. Coastwise: To New York, # of a cent ft ota uplands; domestics, $1 00 ^ bale; rice, $2 60. By steam to Philadelphia, %c ft on uplands; domestics, 75. To Baltimore by steam, ; by sail, nom inal; by steam to Liverpool # of a cent ^ ft on cot ton; to Havre 1 cent gold ^ ft on cotton. Cotton by steam through to Boston, l#c ^ ft. With quite a number of arrivals, there is no diminution in freight offerings. We see no reason to look for a de cline in lumber and timber freights, but with the GUEBABD & HOLCOMBE. THE NEW AND FAST-SAILING STEAMSHIP GENERAL BARNES, T. H. MORTON, Commander. Will sail on THURSDAY, November 26, at 3# o’clock p. m. Bills of lading given nere on through freights of Cotton to Liverpool by first-class steamers. Insurance by steamers of this line, One-Half per cent. For freight or passage, having new and splendidly FOR SALE, TATE OF G550HGIA—CHATHAM COUKTY.-tS of said, couni nov21-tf Iiiverpool Coal. 400 TaNa SUPEBI0Ii 0BEEL COAI, landing iiom bark Henry Palmer, at Johnson’s Whart, for sale in quantities to snlt purchasers, by STATE OF GEORGIA, EFFINGHAM ® COUNTY.—Will be sold before toe Court-House door in Springfield, Georgia, on toe First Tuesday in December next, between toe usual hours off sale. Twelve Hundred Acres of Hand, bounded on the north and west by too lands of B. Newton, cast by toe Cen tral Railroad and south by lands of ZariaPowers. The place is healthy and well improved with buildings ; one hundred and twenty-five acres cleared and under good fence, abont one mflo from No. 3J< Central Bail- road; toe balance of the land is WeU grown with goo timber, well adapted for railroad purposes. Sold. the property of O. E. Edwards, under toe ioreclosu FLORIDA SYRUP. EASTERN HAY. classes, who freely risk their all for the cause. - There wag a, force of 1,100 Spanish ■ troops streets ahcTsquares "In'expectatioii ofan at tack from the - insurgents. The latter were only three miles distant from the town, and All the Cubans were suspeeted, and many- of the wealthy -citizens were arrested. -Tho insurgent organization is complete in every ._^^^}irt6 from Santiago de Cuba to the 0th COFFEE. instant, report that the rebels were within four miles of thatplaco and :ih. frill "force. -A. hundred families went to Jamaica, by the French mail steamer. Lond cries -for Ameri can aid are heard in all circles. - - • <** - ■ _ In all the cities of the‘coast.the' confusion n will apx>ly at the Court lifipory as Administrator k GAMMELL, 34- Bay street. A man named Cable, in North Carolina, wagered two gallons of tar against' a.quart of Liniidy • that jhe ccrald drini^ thejquart of bran— dy and then walk to his home, a mile distant, before becoming insensible. He drank the brandy, walked half the distance, and them sank down, saying, “boys, I’ve lost the bet.”- STERLING EXCHANGE TONS- GRINDSTONES, 50 tons PLOW STEEL, 300 tons SWEEDES IRON, 400 tons REFINED IRON, 1,500 kegs NAILS, lOO dozen COLLINS* AXES, 40 dozen HUNT’S AXES, 400 bags SHOT, for sale by ^ RICE ! 4Q CASKS NEW RICE, ANg