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.‘Vo***, axdSwal. i-owino a* Emu-uamt: The Atlanta - Froas ia tcnihly cicrciacd oyor a lew female tnr leader*, who are rawing in: ;Alio Bar Saloons on Pcnohtree—a la hods dc Brand way. They wink at whole**!*' robberj in high place., pbty memoir an alma, and dine with the thieve.; aWd yet hold np their handein^Iy boror and crynhamcl when Maty noadeeoends to wait upon tltp vulgar and hand beer to the biaokgaard. - A B4.*ajr S«a.-Mram7 Joaeph E. Johnron, J. F. Gilmer and A. F. Wettei 4bo wpro appointed by a clt, iaenn meeting in Savannah, on the 5th inat., tb dxhWjne tho harbor and Ha approeoheat nndamwrt upon the *d- vantages oAthe pRh^of Savannah aa the tennJnu. of ttu projected line ol North Germany, mado Utety report on the 23d. The report htaftly.onmprehenaive, goea lor Savannah againat the world, and adroitly avoid* the wrecite and .hallow* that usually deter the marine. It iaremarkablo tor throe thiog«j the diiooverydf thojdopth ol walerou a bar at aea—eouiewhore outaida ol Tybo —found,and rounded aome yearn ago by ouo ofGotumbue' fishermen, and •uheequeutly aeonrately surveyed and measured by a email pleaaure party, •aid to belong to the eoeat survey of the United States; the geniua ol ita silence as to obstructions in the creek •ailed “ship channel,” along which vessels sometimes go and sometimes don’t go, in the hasardoua venture for the port in question, and its evident ignoraiooe of the cxisteuco of a rival a little distance down the ooast, called Brunswick. Willi the exception of tlieso three remarkable foatures, we do not that the report of the distinguished gentlemen sheds any particular now light upon tlic subject. Staue : Tlie well written lender in tile Journal A Messenger of the 24tli, headed “Let us bury the dead and taka oaraol the living,” is absolutely stale. The Frees went over that grounJ and culled all the fruit more than a year ago, aud the people have eaten. of aud profited by it. The writer who sees iudolenco and a ten- aeious dinging to a “body of death'' in Georgia, muat look through glasses of thy “d&d past.” Our lenses give her acolcring of progress, enterprise and pitap'arity as brilliant as hope aiul substantial as tenth. 11 other huuq of the Rphlh Ire not so prosperous as Georgia,V. tn not because of the “tens •city with yjtich” limy ding tolho “skeletons ol tha old political parties,’ 1 . but because they let go everything and wsddrd indiflercnco and despair. i to nothing that wise her let go. She hugs bar selt-rrapecj, her honor, her uridraaouraas,.nnd tho only party organisation than any decent man in tha ltopublic can affiliate with. What would ihC'Bdilor of the Jo*r« ( nil '<Js Meuengct have us doT where) [Ay Mr CMi. Lonnon, July 32.—After divided on the nrcatublo to tha ohnroh bill as.it oame from the Commons, and the Government waa dafcutCil .by }8 votes to 175 The. Usae is finally joined betwoan the Lords and the country. The polities! cxdtemcnt, in eonaeqaaoea, is intense. The Cabinet waa in session all yes- Widay-aUcrnoog. Messrs. Gladstone, Bright, Lowe, and all tho stronger members insist upon an immediate withdrawal of the bill no ,< that the obstinate retlalenoa ol pem randan a ooufltct between the two Honsmi lnsvitablo, home mem- bein; Including Clarendon, advocate mom moderate proceedings—>tucli aa letting the bin take ita coarse, and only abandoning it it the last moment; but the intuiting language used by Earl Salisbury towards Ur. Gladstone, and the large vote again* tha praam bio allow that Sit attempts at compro mise are useless. There ie little doubt followed bjr ft ■pcedj ai\Journ- to August, bjr which tiino the if ft uew batch of peers will ministerial majority in the louse or aords. Placards appear on the walla Wtdajr headed, “Shall the People or UitnLorda rule ¥* calling a mass meeting At Arandala Hall to morrow, followed by a mouater open alt* demonstration. It Is rumored that Uie Duko of Cambridge expressed openly his indignation at tho radical ism of the ministry and expressed a hope that the Queen would refiise to sanction a coeroiou of the peers. Urrkly va. CAnrrr-BAuuKRs and Nsokokh.— 1 The Macon Telegraph has had an ^interview with a “Republibau of prominence and intelligence,” and reports the following interesting item about BORAUK ORKKt.ltY. Ill oonveraation with Horace Gree ley this gentleman naked Mr. G. to ?Isit Georgia and aee for himself how much our people were misrepresented by our enemies. Mr. G. replied, I do not want to visit Gourgin now. Let your people go ahead and make good'crops and money this year, get upon your feet, have everything quiet, get rid of the miserable carpet-bag gers and niggeis aud then I wish to coins.” Two carpet-bag Representatives ol Georgia Imard this remark by Gree dy- The DHriRf of l*aMr a Ptpalar Fal- i»cj. . Tlie Bcv. Dr. A. Holland delivered an aihlrcM betoro the literary aAolctica of Gen. Leo's Waaliingtan College in Lexington, Virginia daring theroccnt commencement hnnlv ’ ' *** - -A N l)-r ft a ■pi XCf. CM myjmM. A TTENTION »•! l‘l hi tern of Mouth-Western Georgia in oallcd lo the nbovp op| of securing a Flint 'Tm Giu of either umoiilHclnrc, on application to th MgNStl. T. II. Joiinhton, Agent. DO YOU NEED A GIN ? K, P jou do, NOW in Ilie time to 1i AT ONCE, Mil lakn anything, jour money sod tnk« y.mr choice. IV. Only a few weeks llo in lime iunl iwcitii* more htnl you will want one 0 good nliL* Delay uni lie call. T. II. Johnston, Ajjfe.nt. GROCERIES PLANTATION Family Supplies, on GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, IKON AND STEEL, HAIiDWAUE & (JUTl.EllY, OHNAllUttUS, STIUPKD UUUUS S YARN*. HALL’S PATENT FOR 18691 D ALI. and examine it peusable. (WITH PIStfDKU ATl'Af'IlKIk) The Feeder run lie attached in any Clin. Ii is most in.lis T. II. Johnston, Asyeiit. itvcrury. Hie re- marka upon the '-Dignity of Labor” areof intsmt:' “There hak been oi late heard a greaf Carlylean Yfnt about tho no- ulca'ca. of work reverberating through our raxUrialiaUe litoratnre; and what, wlian soberly interpreted, does all U« grandiloquent jargon impart t Ia work, indccd,_thc .hbliine purpooo of —‘ . Waa man created a little exi«tonco? lw ... .... h'O not doing all in oar i ron * 1 Dwells tliara in labor any powuMorthe“rovlval of proapority *” jin hcrent dignity to eXoltoiheadmir- ami aril wo not moving forward with ation of in mixctalilo tlitt!)., or oon- iri.at .tride.ru tlm dovolopmont of all »i«t» % dignity rather in tlio patient giarnmnut.“ v e Fromclldan bearing of what wa fed to - thatmajtsekpeoplo rich and jmwor ^avc been impoaeif a.a pnawlimcnt? . fiiH ifKiiaid lie Itayn Da.cut looao, i WM u not dixparage work aa igno- tram the Democratio orgauitatjop >-blc,tor K i« a law otonr prewntab- Sira.ll wo aUamloii our‘love for The normal condition, and s« aocli onforec. WMhraeee that Mr nti The Old Reliable Griswold Manufacture ! (jyilAHANTliF.D lo perfiirni well, and fo They have iaaloro a largo lot of BACON. i'LlCAU <b*CLl£Alt UI11I1K1) SIDES, MI1UIII.UP.RK, 1IA.MM aud FAMILY M JO ATS. CORN AND PROVISIONS SUGAR, COPPER, BAl.T, and L’voiything else usually founjl in Iholr (iKNER.IL \M) (OHPLHTK STOCK! —o-— Their old friends and customers, and tlie pnldic generally, are assured llml lliey con tinue In sell nl Ihe LOWEST LIVING I'RIGEM, and Ilia! lliey keep Ihe REST Gonprt lliey can find. They respect fully in vile inspect ion, and «lefy enmpelilion. AILauy, npr i, INiiR—!»m et|. THE PROBLEM SOLVED 1 cnmle! sTAmrrov.vA... am MAny j. . The Academic Term of ihis InMilullon b|- gins ihe middle of September caeh year, and clow* thelniddlo of the followioj Ju»e. for full partleulnrs apply to ,tho rrinolpnl *T»r mtalognca. Tho chowder and reputation of the ncliool may Velaarued from the anuoxed tcillmhulaU: *. 1 can honestly advise parents to send thetr eliildren lo this excellent Institution, Which l vegan) ns a great public blessing. JOSEPH U. Wll^ON. Augusta, On. 1 consider this school as amongst the best, if not the very best, in the Mouth; and 1 am acquainted with no Hemlnary where young ladies may spend their tlmo more profUnhly,, or more safely and agreeably, than at Ike Augusta Female Seminary. WM. If. MoOUPPBV, Uiilrertily of Virginia. Two of my diutshivrs have lieon pupils of Miss Mary J. Rablwin's sohool. I havo, then, become familiar with her svHtem of Inirtrue.. Hon and tho merits of the Institution. I cor dially endorse ntl the commendation bestowed upcu both. ALKX. 11. 1L STUART, Stauutou, Va. 1 can truly commend this school iu 4U respects. WM 8. CLUMKR, Columbia, H. 0. This school U, in my Judgment, as ncaf ah.it a Christian parent would wish lhasahool where his daughters are lo bo trained, or any we can hope to find. WM. FUNN, Mlltcdgoville, Ga. June 8, lHiiO—lm E <> in TO RENT. 'T T. It. Johnhton, Agent. •robn exhorted to cheorieily w«ar tho i.-J- — - coronet, it off WHO HAS NOT JfEAltl) OF FltA'l'T’S GIN? H E claims to hare made and sold more Ginn than koyaiaii llvlii*! . What hell or guar antee do you wish? ' •" T. It. Johnston, A<>out. ALL GINS SOLI), JtV ^ Guaranty to perform anii.fnrlnrily to purr.lm.qrr, nr an rain. ,^V IL Johnston, Agent. *v -. .li • HAVE YOU MADE AN ESTIMATE O F the loss you imntnined in imlng your OLD WORM OUT CHNJastiyear ? If not, try it, and see how eennomiral you bare been, and will he ngain'ir I lei you. Pon’l p" slat in being blind. T. II. JouNffQN, Agent. klkbjta t.SS* 7it'ri[) ••■'la rchaihiog tiic laiuJ-1 ibal inylto tb» jtaf ««^l*)>6*cr^,-M work of a period when euc wla were ncccrary—ho aay. , t6T"c t ^*owiw l of h rh6 ? oW ratton^ffi'lniho-t altribhlra tb ? « change! ami upturned around 'u., and jiurauit ol an- y.ifcnor objvct !li4fi tvhiin tho aocial, politioal, aptl mate gain liy.thp rial ermliiimi of nmiirs tu-fitxy hears InadM foraUr , r.] , true* vf vviMMuhlauou to tliat wlnclt commitatipohlmiiBolla cxiLd »b<rthura.Mam.W«ra torniikhthan.rthh®.j living lnvlkA wi.l wlien llcwc rlru'l- llUloil tb? oolm ul.« wore carriwl o« by ii hi mm p fiHlrrprittr i)»v M ran an ntul Success tlir Result l FORESTER «& GREENWOOr Hnro dcmonstraleil the wisdom of LOW PHICJEQ AND QUICK BALDB. itml are detemlned to'do business on that lino. They now have in Store, ami aro eunstautly rnoaiviug, Npcriui SoU»rtIoM«for tills lllnrkrl Gootisling of Heavy Plantation Supplies —and—r- FAMILY GROCERIES They would especially cnll allenliou lo their Block of BACON! Clear Mdo>, Clear Rlblinl Hide, tilioulde* and llama. i ]j^ J) OH Abb (lltABEH. null IIIIICK HTOUES iim. tux TOWN'S HOTEL. ON DllOAll ST-, Albany. Ga.. and mio ItARRER HHOP. Tho STORKS are 20x00 feel, beautifully tininlicd : nnd one or I livin In well arvdaged fur a JEWELRY STORK. If no!- rented privately beforo ihe Int ol October next, will then bo rented publicly. Albany, Ga., July 11 T»R R. II. TOWN8, id Anx’u. SAVAttNAH MORNING NEWS FOR 1860! On lho 1 nl day of January, IHIVJ, Tiik Mqum- imo Nitwn entered on itn iwenficth year. Tiir Nkwh In pj welt known throughout Ibia seolioii of the Southern Slates, that a reca pitulation of its opinion* or its standing ia singly unnecessary. Tho efforts that havo been made during Ihe ^ S Mt year to make It a newspaper worthy of ^ avnnnah, have met with success, and to-day, in addition to ita having (ht larytil circulation in (hi* fill/, It can be found in ever;/ eilff, totm ami vi/liit/* ill Soul hern Georgia ami Florida, besides having a general circulation through* out this and other Slates. No effort will bo spared lo make This Moum- ink Nr.ws a comprehensive medium of Ucncral, Political, ami Commercial Intelligence Special allenlion being given to I bo welfare ol Savannah aud (lie interests ol Georgia and Florida. It* l.ncal /ir/oinvitn* in a speciality, anu more aiiention is paid lo this important branch than by nny other Journal in the city. It ran nl tray* he rehril u/ant for a r \U>L MOV ST liF HKAIH N« NATTER, the l.altht imi a lo/ Tchgiaiih ami Mail, and hn* de * • -*• • *—* inpctcnt Gbrrespondents at all important P°* n,H- Ii. contains a itli. aud Ai!»;rn.\rB UAlLi COTTON and PRODUCE REPOUi* of thin market. ^ ,v Terms of Bubaorlptlon for 1809.'' DAILY—One year $10.00; six mantMt $5.00; llirco monltiM >2.00; one atonthl.W} ono weak (payable to narrict), 20, . . Single copies 5 cents. . TRI-WEEKLY—One year $0.00; six tootlibs $0.00 ; three months $1 50. * WEEKLY—One year $2.00; six months. $1.00; Single oopiss 10 oanta, (No advaf- lisements in the Weekly. 1 tST Subscription* and celved at our Counting He TAKE TUB OLD, KKLIABLB UOUTB. • JOURNAL k MESSENGER FOR 1809. *. i.■ • .1 .si li AND RICK BOOTS AND SHOES. •-Siwaairi ** “itriHafHl.bat rraaay ul ua" am in xlivoligtlaiul ooaundiug grawa -kkram- to .till moraw«kW ,«kfrtW>- CORN t^EAla TBAH. POTATOES l lMaolxerel. Canned Meats and Fish. SUGARS, TOFFEE, TEAS, SVUDP, Jo*S IWf 6i "f’ complainIf Ry Npiniiorn nml tfgclors of tho nnp|Kii! or kimttod ahd cu|^(((ljri( . hriaeif^ff%A’v2^iS^iii^Ar(hiiM, oryjpp{%^q„n^! ^f <m ael^6 1 ’ Q8QQ&ur'giI. tvHlch»rp loo qd|i(!p)r(!i|i(!jl; ji,jtoing u,W('1l_qKUbli8lied fact j lliat llio colloii is linndlofl or worked ovor^ lbo lieUcr tlio witnplo of it; tlierolbre, tlio simplest umcliino by wliicll the desired result llhe pnptli|effll,iew«#.dvi lint in llic liesl |Kwsil,lp.comlitioii. In order to produce n good sample ofCottoi^ trM’ i'Jaiitcr umst hove * (Jin llmt tyill not Itri ult, knot or.inuJlig.'fflmv^fio^M^^ di«p»i, W w^'''tiiit; ^cir^Y.Yst * nifev' (hv ^tvoit Orders by mall addressee id advortinamcnls re- llonm, 111 Day Bt.- led to 1 H. GITILL, J. H. EITILL, Savamnau, Ga, . j » *dJ h . in tha Stnte,,. :•• . .aPEiAf.. Olio of tho Oldmfc Pi . . BDTADUtWEI . TUBUS: Ui.ll aXt Tit. Danv, peraaniuu ....I ......*10 00 .. ,l> 6 P0,, ; threemonibn.............ra,..- ‘2 DO, ’ one month' i. 1 w' ' The Tkt-WKMtY, jief annua..$»«* six months 2 60 -ii three months.*, • ••*<•**.$.£0 ka The WsaxiiT^per annum......yy^p.... 8 00 •• six months 1 60 As an AA'triuinr Medium, it ia > tpUKlIy commended to tha public. ^ Term roospxnfrlf. No labor or oxpanaa will tat^irad ^Addrcue, J ftbpriMwx.lMatU- -i n i (I'-wt”*’’" »>•■■*■ »oU TelegMph Publications inayo FOB 1869. ’ " Of Ihoroi '‘ ■ "tlio iiciTnU’ ”' ,«W/A4f ,.t rf »«r.l ,.«t* Brown Striped Goods. COTTON VAttH. Chcwlw •■< Rwikla* TeUcco j »!»«» ‘“PP') »'f j’n> TkltHU aUiky oa.Uu wattawllt .,—gJ g -! —y; ...l filsi**» wjTKXrnnO a;'.. I ahljlSlIR .loot uji» paSR ./ jv.i-u u') irvr. vL,' «ip. enler ih. yrar V -wlmMlM, ?lt win It will he invaluubliffi'tM TtUAttpdMM^Udt ' ohanlo and Duainesa and ProfeasioMl man. U will lake strong &<j“ interest cf Georgia an