Georgia Historic Newspapers

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VOLUME II.
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1851.
NUMBER 278.
I'Uin.lSHF.U DAU.Y AND TIU-WEEKLY
BY
JOHN M. COOPER.
WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR.
T I) RMS:
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CHARLES V. COOPER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
JACKSONVILLE, Florida.
References—Col. H. Sibley, 11. Hilton, Editors of
Georgiun; Messrs. Snider, Luthrop Sc Nevitt, Boston
Sl Giinby, Jl. A. Crane Sc Co., Suvanuuli; Hon. Titos.
Douglas', Judge Eastern Circuit; lion. Levi 8. Muw*
hiiib, Judge Western do.; Hon. Isaac H. Bronson,
Judge U. H. District Court; Gen. Win. Bailey. oct20
IHimVIPKllY.
M RS. DANNERFELZER offers her professional
services to the ladies of Suvnnimh. Mrs. D. is a
graduate of the Gorinuu College of Midwifery ut Hei
delberg, us her diploma from that institution will testi
fy. Residence corner of Bay and Montgomory-sts,
sept 29 ly
PATENT WIRE RAILING!
G, BUTLER, AGENT.
For the New England Wire Hailing Company. All
orders promptly attended to ly oct 18
ED W AHD II. BUNKER,
General Commission Merchant,
80 liny Street.
Prompt personal attention given to consignments
for stile or sliipmeut. Liberal Cash Advances made
on approved Merchandise consigned to ine, or to my
New York, Boston and Baltimore friends, ly oct21
CABINET MAKING ANI) UPHOLSTERY
N. A NUNGEKER,
No. 50 Liberty-street.
Making New anil Repairing Old Furniture*
OLD FURNITURE UOUOUT AND SOLD.
The Bottoms of Sofas, Divans, Chairs and Ottomans
made over and rc-covered.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH, AND MATTING
CUT AND TUT DOWN.
Bells and Lumps Hung—Curtains uud Roller Blinds
put up.
ITT E vory description of COFFINS on hand
and" made to order, of the best material and finish.
Prices low. ly mar 12
MOORE & HENDRICKSON,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
AND DEALEHS IN
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Brushes, Garden
Seeds, S^c.,
npr 28 Gibbons’ Buildings, Suvunnuh, Ga.
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL!
157 Broughton Street.
BERNARD MALLON, Principal.
Miss A. M. PARKER, Teacher of Primary Classes
and Drawing.
IIEN111 1IERR1SSE, Teacher of French.
Hr. I,. KNURR, Classical Teacher. july 19
I’JBTfiU O. THOMAS,
(3UCCEI80B 70 CIURLE8 VAN HORN)
Dealer in
WINDOW SASHES, BLINDS, AND PANEL
DOORS.
jnu 4 No . 1 5 3 B a y • s tr 111. ly
WOOD! WOOD!! WOOD!!!
rpilE StJIlSCKI HER keeps constantly on bund
1 at tin: Canal Bridge, a large supply Black Jack,
[’mu, uud Oak Wood ot’lbo best quality, which lie will
veil at a reasonable rate. Orders left in order boxes
ut Carswell Sc Sweat’s, Market square, or at John D.
Jessie’s, Broughton strcot, will be punctually attended
to, and wood delivered immediately,
lei.22 PETER WHITE.
WOOD ! WOOD!! WOOD ! J!
4 I.L those iu want of wood for Parlor,Bed Room, or
1V Kitchen, will please tuko notice that the sub-
n'Tiber keeps constantly on hand, at the lowest chsIi
price, Black Jack, Oak, Hickory, Pine, Ash, aud Muple
Wood, at the Kail Rond and Canal Bridge. Orders
Mi ut J. A. LaRocIio’s Drug store, will bo attended to,
f«h 28 tf o. a. Laroche.
UJI IUIRHOW A 11INJU,
DEALERS IN HIDES AND SKINS.
WANNING AND CURRYING carried on, near the
-I. junction of the Louisvills uud Augusta ltouds,
where the highest market prices will ho paid for
HIDES aud SKINS. Tanners supplied with Hides
on reasonable terms. All orders promptly uttonded
to. ly nug 28
llOL’8li-K.EEi*EK8’
TINWARE ESTABLISHMENT.
mm: SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to execute
1 all orders in TIN, COPPER and SHEET-IRON
Work, at tlio shortest notion. House-Keepers and
others, who regard economy uml dispatch, would do
well to givo mo u cull.
sept 20 3m O. P. SELLERS,
Jefforson-st., betwocn Congress nnd Broughton.
T. HI. HO sis,
SEGAR SNUFF, AND TOBACCO STORE
No. 107 MAY STREET,
(At the. Blue Sign, one door west from Drayton,)
l/" KEPS constantly ou hand, imported und homo
IV made, SEGARS of different Brands, fino cut
l'OBACCO, aud SNUFF of all kinds; pul up care
fully, at wholesale and retail, and at the most reason*
aide prices.
'.’if* Orders from the Country punctually attend-
til to. 6 hios. ' oct 1
ill. CASSON,
SEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.
NO. Hi IIUEI-STKEET,
Opposite Sign of the Big Indian, near Monument-sq.
Keeps constantly ou hand SPANISH, HALF SPAN
ISH, and AMERICAN SEGARS, nt wholesulo nnd re-
toil. Also, Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, mid Snuff,
out it) ly
S. Z. MUKPMY,
CARRIAGE MAKER & BLACKSMITH,
No. 96 aud 98 St. Juliuii a Street,
Best Side of the Market, Savannah, Ga.
Carriages repuired at short notice, uud at reasonable
julie 26 prices. 61110s.
SMITH A GLADDING,
Auctioneers nnd Commission Merchants,
SAVANNAH, QA.
ft ho. J. Smith. | Wm. 11. Gladding.
oct6 ly
TO PLANTERS.
GEORGIA SHOES.
OA AAA FAIRS NEGRO KKOGANS.
The Subscribers ure now receiving
their Fall Supplies of Plantation Work. Gentlemen’s,
1.allies’ und Children’s Boots nnd Shoes, of every
quality and style, selected by n member of tho firm
with the strictest caro, comprising tho largest und
hast arranged stock ever offered iu this market. Wo
nro prepurod to furnish groat inducoinouts to those
wlm will favor us with a cull, and pledge ourselves to
give in overy instuuce satisfaction.
VERSTILLE Sc BUTLER,
sept G 3mo Market-square.
IV. K. BARNU9K & CO.,
f/H 149 Congaess Street.
Sk HATS AND CAPS ^
At WholcHiile anil Retail.
ra WHOLESALE & RETAIL .Oh
JanAT AND CAP STORED
^PHE Undersigned would respectfully inform the
-*• citizens of Savannah and Chatham County, as
Wi'll US those of tho adjacent Counties, likewise the
citizens of South Carolina, who visit our city with u
view to the purchase of HATS AND CAPS, that he
18 dow opening, on Broughlon-streot, two doors Eat
°f N. B. Sc H. Weed’s, a large und well selected Stock
*>f HATS AND CAPS, of various styles nu4 qualities,
which, for iioutncss and durability, cannot be surpassed
by any establishment iu tho city. He respectfully asks
mi oxamlnatiou of his Stock, and a share of public
patronage.
. 1-^* City and Country Dealers will find it to their
interest to cull and examine my Stock. Orders from
the Country executed with dispatch and fidelity.
I'tE?’ 5 * No abatement or deviation in prices.
J»o» 24 If. R. BOX.
LAWTON, DOWELL Ac CO.,
no. £10 bay-street, savannah, Georgia.
WM. 8. LAWTON CO.,
COnNEn SECOND AND PorLAR-STREETS, MACON, OA.
A. If. LAWTON Sc CO.,
OGLETHORrE, GEORGIA.
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
f I LENDER their services to their friends and the
A public generally. They are mutually pledged not
to speculate in Cotton. Liberal advances made on
produco consigned to them, and Planters’ ordors filled
with dcspntch uud at the lowest market prices.
A. B. Lawton, 8. L. Dowell, W. 8. Lawton,
of Raker County, of Savannah. of Macon.
july 28 ly
HENRY K. PRESTON.
TEACHER IN THE CLASSICS AND MATHE-
MAT1CS.
No. 147 Broughtons t.
sept 1 . tf
OHO. TROUP HOWARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office No . 97 Ray Street.
dec G ly Savannah.
PETER O. THOMAS.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, ACCOUNTANT, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office , No. 153 B ay street.
Court Days, tho Second Satnrduyin each month.—
Return Days, 10 days previous to the Court. jan8 ly
8. P. HAMILTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW:
Commissioner of Deeds fur South Carolina.
Office St. Juliun-street, corner Whitaker,
sept Iff 3m
J. F. PE LOT Sc CO.,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Williumson'B Buildings, Buy-strcet.
J. F. TELOT. Z. N. WINKLER
sept 3 <>mo
YONGK Sc ODEN,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WntcliFM, Jewelry, nnd Plated Wnre.
rfj? The Subscriber’s stock is now complete—
consisting of Gold Hunting uud Plain Case,
eTl JL Gold and Hard Dial Chronometers ; Duplex,
■■■PDetached and Anchor Levers, uml Ladies’An
chor ami Cylinder Watches, some extra liue and valu
able, with Diamond settings; Diamond, Ruby, and
Emerald Rings, in great variety uml prices, from $5
to $200; Sterling Silver Ware u large stock, uml a
new supply of Children’s Cups. Also u full supply of
Cream Pitchers, with covers, and plain ; 1 lino old
fashioned Tankard; also Pitchers, 1 extru large;
Castors a very extensive stock, and ofovery pattern in
the niurket; 'Pea Sets 0 different patterns of 4, 5, nnd
ff pieces, from $25 to $10 ; Plates uml Services of real
Sheffield, ami u new style of Birmingham no.; Candle
sticks all sizes and patterns, real Sheffield and Birming
ham ; Snuffers and Trays to match, a very tine and
stylo article; Cake Baskets, Sugar Bowls, Tea
Kettles, Urns, Butter Bowls, Forks, Spoons,
MILLINERY.
MRS. s. TOMBS,
No. 15 Barnard Hr roc I,
OPENS THIS DAY, her Fall Stock of
Bie ^latest styles of Fashionable MILLI-
Mrs. T. respectfully solicits the inspection
of the ladies of Savannah to her choice selections of
BONNETS and RIBBONS.
N. B.—Press-Making in all its branches, ly oct 20
variety of Plated Ware usual ly kept in my line of bu
siness. Silver uml Plated Salt Cellars a variety of
ulterus; Fuucy Goodsa larger stock than ever opened
cforu ; Pearl Ring, Watch and Jcwc^y Boxes, from
$3 to $100; uud many articles loo numerous for tin
Advertisement. Culls solicited by •
G. M. GRIFFEN,
v 12 Successor to lute M. Eastman.
CARY’S
COLORED DAGUERREOTYPERY.
P M. CARY would respoctfully give notice tliut
• hisGallery is now reopened for the season. He
would he happy to wait on all persons who would
have a superior picture.
—FOR SALE—
A grout variety of Plates uud Casks, of the finest
quality. oct 29
J. ۥ THOltNTOiVS
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
SAVANNAH, geo.
The Subscriber is pleased to he able to
unnouuce to his fellow citizens of Geor
gia uud Florida, that his Ikon Front
Buildings on the CORNER of WEST BROAD uml
BAY'STREETS, in tin; city of Savuiinuh, are now
complete, uml he offers for sale one of the
ric.d, durable, and splendid assortment of Carriages
ever exhibited in a Southern City.
Among my stock will bu found all of the latest and
most Fashionable styles, combindiug elegance with
Lightness and Strength.
My whole stock bus hern manufactured by tho most
celebrated manufacturers in Nrw-York and Newark,
N. J„ ami has been gotten up uiidor my own eye du
ring tho pust Summer, and is Warranted in every Par
ticular.
If twenty-four years practical experience in tho Cur-
riage business (eighteen years of tliut time in my na
tive State South Carolina) is any passport to confi
dence, then the Subscriber feels emboldened to ask u
share of his fellow citizens’ putyoiingo, and to assure
them that the inducements now offered iu the City of
Suvanuuli are unequalled by those of any City in llm
South.
It is my intention rooii to enter largely iuto the man-
tifacturo of Carriages in this City.
1 have secured the sorviecs of some of tho best work
men in the various brunches, both native and foreign,
ami I feci confident ol tny ability to present specimens
of Georgia made Carriages that shall oompurc
favorably with those made any where.
I have now iu inv possession two Medals, awarded
me by the “ American Institute,” New-York,and the
“South Carolina Institute,” for specimens of my
work, tliut 1 would lift pleased to show to any one who
may have the curiosi o soo those tributes to South
ern skill. J- C..THORNTON,
nov 17 Late of Columbia. S. C.
No. 94 Bay Street, Suvuunuli, Gu.
WM. F. YONGE. (july 9) W. ODEN.
HOME MANUFACTORY,
OF SADDLES, BRIDLES AND HARNESS.
183 ('oiigrvHH 8trcct,8avniinnli
The Subscribers manufacture '
and keep constantly on band, a Lf
dies, Bridles, and Harness, and ®
make to order every description of articles in their
line. Our slock comprises also a large assortment of
Trunks, Carpet-Bags, Valises, Saddle-Bugs, Whips,
"cc. Persons desirous of supplying themselves, will
o well to call at our establishment. All articles sold
by us are warranted for material und workmanship.
MRS. .1. F. DOF,
No. Hi llnmard Street.
OPENS THIS DAY, her Full stock of
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, and invites
the Ladies to mi inspection of her elegant
assortment of Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Gloves, Combs, Bead Bags, Puncy (’ups, Ro
settes, mul a choice selection of Crimp and Velvet
Ribbons, for Dresses. ly oct 20
MRS. SILK Hit,
No. 157 UongrcK* 8irt*ct.
HAVING RECEIVED, per steamship
Florida, her Fall stock of fashionable Silk
and Straw Bonnets, Ribbons, Trimmings for
Dresses, Feathers,French Flowers, Silks for
Party Dresses, Mantillas, Collars mid Umler-Sleoves,
respectfully invites tlm attention of Ladies to her
Store, No. 157 Congress-st.
5-^"* All tho above Goods uro of Mrs. S’s. selection,
oct20 ly
MORNING NEWS.
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION* MERCHANTS,
TARVFR .V TRUCHFLUT.
No. 126 Bay 8lrect.
For flic sale of all kinds of Merchandise uml Pro
duce, Real Estate, Negroes, &c., &c., at Auction or
Private Snle. nov II
NOTICE,
All Persons, bore and else
where, desirous of having
procured for thorn WILD
GAME, Ducks, Fowls, Tur-
Ac., Ac., mid all other articles no-
•y lor private use, as well as for hulls, mid public
occasions and parties, previous notice being given, cun
have them. Orders supplied by leaving a written or
der for him at Mr. A. Mode’s Store, corner of Jeffer
son uud Cougruss streets,
nov 8 lino* E. MENDEL.
keys,
HACK, LIVERY, AND SALES STABLE,
At the Old Stand, IVhitaher-st., near Guard House,
Suvanuuli, Georgia.
This well known stand, hav
ing been thoroughly repaired
the most substantial
mfortablc nmnuor, with a good Lot at
tached. is now upon to receive Drovers, Travellers,
and Boardim: Horses. Its central position ronders it
superior us a SALE mid LIVERY STABLE, mid af
fords facilities not surpassed by any iu tho Southern
country. Those who nitty favor u« with their patron
age will find every attention paid them und their
Horses.
Carriages, Buggies, und SaddleHorses for hire.
iy.. ifpiA N. II.—Wo also run n line of Four
4f~ Horse Mail Couches from Savannah
to Duricii, (eiivTng Suvanuuli Mondays uud Thursdays
ut 7 o’clock, A., M., returning Tuesdays and Fridays.
Office kept ut the Stable.
SAWYER, JIOLL’STER Sc CO.
A. SAWYER, n. G. HOLLISTER, G. II. SAWYER.
Savannah, Oct. 4, 1851. is ly
JOHN F. McVONNALI),
Commission Merchant, Hamburg, S. C.,
( CONTINUES tho receiving, forwarding, and sol-
J ling of goods and produco entrusted to him, uud
no pains shall be spared to give sutiefuctiou.
npr 23 4 a w
JOHN V. TARVFR,
Factor ami General CoiiiiiiIhnIoii Merchant,
DEALER IN HAY AND GRAIN
£7®^“ Evory description of Produce mid Merchan
dize sold oil consignment or purchased to order,
uct 12 Exchange IV ha rf.
NG,
SAMUEL A. OLDS,
MANUFACT U HER O F CLOT 11
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
51 Broatlicuy, Ncto-York—Upstairs.
N. B.—Particular attention paid to all orders for si
gle Garments or Suits. j*» 6
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
B OY S’
READYMADE CLOTHING!
The undersigned would
respectfully inform both
Parents und Guardians, hav
ing Boys to clothe, that lie
lias just returned from Now York, with a complete
assortment of
i Boys’ Readymade Clothing,
*“ and will keep up the assortment through the 2
season. Ho lias taken much pains in having m
O them made up to suit this inurket, mid will offer
£ then to bis patrons as low as possible. Each
SHAVING, HAIR DRESSING AND SHAMPOOING
ESTABLISHMENT,
Broughton Street, opposite St. Andrews Hall,
july 7-ly WM. J. HUNT, Proprietor.
JOHN IHALLFRV,
DRAPER AND TAILOR, 15S BAY-STREET,
K EEPS constantly OH h.md a complete assortment of
voiymoice CLOTHS, CASSIMERS AND
VESTINUS, of the newest shades and patterns, with
a full supply of fnaltionablo READY MADE CLOTH
ING und furnishing Goods, comprising ovory article of
Gentlemen’s Append.oetf”
F. O’JBYltNE,
-XT taylob’s building, mabket wharf,
Keeps constantly on hand a supply of
CROCKERY WARE, GROCERIES. Sec.
oct 9 »y
RAIL-ROAD HOUSE,
OPPOSITE THE CENTRAL RAIL-ROAD DEPOT,
EAST MACON.
july 3 BY 8. M. LANIER. ly
FALLIGANT & TAYLOR,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
Shop—curner of IVhiUtker and Perry-sis.
jau 38 ly “
Savantmli-
GILBERT BUTLER,
MASTER HOLDER,
DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER
Yo rh-street, Oglethorpe-sq.
jan23 ly
TAKE NOTICE!
AN ANIMAL, ANY THING BUT AN ELEPHANT,
CAN BE SEEN BY CALLING AT
P. D. HELZHfilM S
(lothln, “ " ‘
I —-ng Emporium, Jelf'ertjon Street.
7 D. HELZHEIM begs leave to inform bin friends
• a
mul tho public generally that he has returned
*roin tho North with one of the largos land best selected
Jtock of Readymade Fnl! and Winter CLOTHING to
found in the city. He has also received a vr ty
,ur go assortment of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoe*, Ac.,
together with nearly three hundred Trunks, Valises,
He also bus his usual supply of Guus, Rifles,
* Huddles uud Bridles, Umbrellas and Walk-
j!'8 Cunns, with other articles too numerous to muu,
Lon. He would respectfully invite his friends nnd all cuted,
Connoisseurs of good clothing, to exumine his stock,
and assures his visitors that If he ounuot show them
nu F)ephuut,he can give them n little touch of the Rhi
noceros. Country merchants supplied ou liberal
9*8 NO
terms, at No. 4 uud 5, Mclutire's" "Now Buildings.
N. B.—p, fL Jl, will not attend the World’s Fuir.
july 10 *y
JOHN CAMPBELL,
HOUSE, SION, AND SHIP PAINTER,
GILDER, GLAZIER, GRAINEK, AND
PATER HANGER,
Corner West Broad and Bryan Street!!,
apr2 1 y Savannnah, Georgia.
NEW DRUG STOKE.
JAMES H. CARTER.
JcfFcrMou-nt., 3 doors from CongrcNM-Hf
ritHE Subscriber having established himself here
JL in tho above business, is now receiving a ’
and well selected gtock of DRUGS, MEDICI
CHEMICALS AND PERFUMERY. Also, White
Lead,* Window Glass, Oils end Varnishes. All of
which ho warrants fresh mid genuine. Merchants,
‘ purchaso any thing
** * exumine
Physicians, mid others, wishing to purchase $1
in the Drug line, would do woll to cull and <
his stock.
Evory urticlo usually kept i
on hand. 6ino
P. PENT,
CABINET MAKER,
COBNEBMONTOOMEBY-8T. AND BAY LANE
Cano Bottom Chairs repaired with neatnes*
and dispatch.ly J nn 22
JOH3T POOLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE 6l VARNISHES,
French and American
WINDOW GLASS,
Paint, Varnish, and White-wash Brushes, Sahel and
Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Camel Hair
< Blcudors, Graining Combs, Artists’
Brushes, ice. ice. ,
Paper Hangings, Borders. and Fire-Board Prints.
N. I). House, Sign, nnu Ship Painting, Gilding,
Graining, and Glazing, done ou reasonable terms by
JOHN POOLE, II Whitaker-street,
mar.30 Nearly opposite Swift, Donslow &. Co.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
No. 10« BRYAN STREET
(ENTRANCE IN THE LANK.)
O RDERS left at tho Printing Office,er at tho Bool
«-»o'* 0 ‘ u S r »LcoM m, r y ca c
N. B.—For Repairing, <
Locution prompt.
D. MALLETT .V CO.
r terms are moderate, ou;
Gmo* nov 15
low
urticlo will ’be marked with the selling pr
</) mid no abutement from it. The following
os compose the assortment:
“ Boyi
rill
Black Cloth Clonks mid Overcoats ^
Drub mid black Pilot Oversucks
green, brown und lilk Cloth S<teks >
fancy Tweed, Cas., Frock &• Sack Couts q
“ “ “ Polka Coatees
full trimmed bl’k Cloth Frock Coats **
blue, bl'kjbr’n, green Sc Cad’t Junkets 2
bl’k mixed Satinet It. Juckots
fancy Cassimoro and bl’k Cus. Pants
Tweed, Cas. and Satinet Pants
bl’k fig'd Satin Vulentiaand Mrsl’sVests t* 1
Children’s bl’k nnd fancy Dress Suits
Bo>s’ w hite and col’d Shirts and Undershirts o
“ fine blue uud black Navy Caps, with and r
I" without Covers, with a complete assortment of
Cups of all other kinds, from children’s Jockeys
N.B.—Having a private, room for trying on i
^ Boys’ Clothing, I must decline sending it out to —
I" be tried on. except in cases of sickness. Those -g
be tried on, except
it in want arc invited to give me a cnll, at the _
u. Clothing Store Nos. 69 nnd 150 Gibbons' Range.,..
oct 24 tj2 GEO. S. NICHOLS.
DIBBLE A FAHEY,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND DRAPERS,
N. 12. Corner Broughton anil Wliilnker-Mtn.
Keep coustuutlv on bund a largo and well-selected
stock of Ready-Made Clothing,for the season, together
with a varied assortment of Furnishing Articles.
I). & C.'s selections of Cloths, Cussimeres uud Vest
ings are from the best sources, and for styles mid qual
ity cannot bo surpassed by any establishment in tho
country. *'* ' n ’ r
ty
sept 27
C’orreftpouiloiico of Bnily Morning Mown.
Mii.lkdgkvili.k, l)oc. i2, 1851.
Tho Seunto continued yesterday afternoon the
debate upon tho Hill for tho protection of tho
rights of married women. Nearly the whole day
was consumed in the discussion, and the Senate
adjourned ut u lute hour ydsterday uftcruooti,
without taking avotc until! it. Messrs. Calhoun,
IIurdeuiQi), MoCttne, Miller uhd ( Simmons advo
cated the Hill with zeal jukI ability ; and Messrs.
Hird, of Taliaferro, Huituon, Mooi-e and Mosely,
not having llie fear of tho ludics before thcii eves—
ulbeit ouo of them acknowledged himself a bach
elor—-opposed it with equal determination.—
Grave Senators relaxed from their official dignity,
and all the weapons of wit, raillery uud satire,
were brought into requisition, and ono reverend
gentleman denounced the tncunttro us contrary to
tho doctrines of the Hilda. I have little doubt
that the Hill will pass the Senate tliU. morning,
and then it will probably l»o debated by the House
for two or three days, uud lost. Such, at least,
bus been the history of this measure before sev
eral previous Legislatures.
In the House, yepterduy evening, tho only
business necessary for mo to report is tho pas
sage of the loll owing Hills, viz :
A Hill to alter and umond the 3d Section of the
3d Article of the Constitution, which was passed
ut the last {Session of tho Legislature. The ob
ject of tho Hill is to give the election ol Solicitors
General to the people.
Also, a Hill to authorize und requirq the Gov
ernor to cuusc the ussets of tho Central Hunk to
be deposited in the Treasury of tho State.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The suh-eoniiuittee from the Committees of
the two Houses on Internal Improvements, who
lately visited tho State Road for the purposo of
examining into its condition, returned a few days
since, alter an nhsetico of eight or tcu days.—
They huvo not yet made their report, but it may
he expected iu u short time. Mr. Hurtow, from
the Committee on Internal Improvements, report
ed u Hill this morning to provide, for tho govern
ment and management of the Western and Atlan
tic Huilroud. The Hill provides that tho Govern
or slmll appoint uu officer, to bo called tho Su
perintendent of the Western nnd Atlantic Rail
road. 11c ahull hold office two yours, or until
n successor is qualified, and may be removed by
the Governor, or rc-appoiutcd from term to term,
lie shall also bo subject to impeachment fora vi
olation of his official duties, uud fur the proper
performance of tho hitler lie shall give bond in
the sum of $20,000. It shall be his duty to con
duct ull the operations of the road, iu icluliou to
its construction, couipment, mid management.—
He slmll appoint all tho necessary agents and of
ficers of tho l oud, subject to tho approval of l)io
Governor, save a Treasurer uud Auditor, who
shull be appointed by the Governor. He shall,
by and with iiic consent und approval of tho
Governor, establish rates of freight and passage,
and make nil necessary arrangements with other
roads. All contracts over u certain amount
hereafter to bo fixed, shull ho subject to the up-
provul of the Governor; hut for less uinouuts the
Superintendent is authorized to make them ut
his own discretion. Ho slmll be liable to be sued
in his official character for cluims ugainst the
road; uml is authorized, in the huiuo cupucity,
to sue for debts due the road. 11c nmy impose
penalties for breach or neglect of duty, by the of
ficers ami agents appointed bv him, and shull re-
BUFFINGTON HOUSE,
•1ACKMONVII.I.E, EAST t l.OltIDA.
rilHE SUBSCRIBER rnspoctfolly informs tho pub-
J. lie in general.tliut this House is now completed nnd
prepared for the reception of Boarders, having above
5UU feet front, with piazzas in front and rear, making it
us cumfortublo as any House ill the South; uud will In;
able to nocommodute over o|io hundred and fifty per
sons. Ho would say more particularly to those visit
ing the South for health, apd the benefit of our delight
ful climate, helms uu eye to their espnciul comfort,nnd
lies made his arrangements to make all who may give
him a call, comfortable and well cared for.
His table will be under suporoiitciidciico of Mbs.
Young, a lady of much experience, by whose aid lie
flatters himself he shull not booutrivallcd by any House
iu the South. And in view of this fuel the subscribe*
has determined tliut his exertions to merit the patron
age which shall be bestowed upon him shall bo without
regard to toil or expense.
SAMUEL BUFFINGTON, I’uofuietor.
Nov. 7 lmo
WOOD YARD, FERRY WHARF.
TE11M8 CASH.
A LARGE supply of FIRE WOOD
Cash obdbrs promptly
tention given to measurement.
Boxes for orders are placed at the Stores of Messrs.
J. Murchison, J, M. Turner, J. M. Cooper Sc Co., ut
tho office of tho Morning News, und at tho house of
JOHN T. THOMAS, Jones Street.
Nov. 5 if D. REMSHART.
lhand,
applied, uud strict at-
bueli
JU8T RECEIVED,
A Lot of Gentlemen’s lino Calf Boots,
made expressly to my order ol* tho best
mutoriul.aud by 4 oxperioiicod workmen.
Also, achoice lot of Ladies’ Shoes und Boots,
us Black and Colored Silk Gaitorg, Morocco do., Pol
ka {Bouts, Morrocco nnd Kid Tics, Slippers, and
Buskiim, Jciiiiv Lind Ties, &c M Misses’, Youth's, Boys -
und children’s Shoes and Boots of different kinds. All
persons in want are respectfully invited to call and "
amine tny slock and judge for themselves,
octal
WILLIAM IIEIDT.
I1AT8, CAP8, iVc.
The above named articles uro offered
holesalc or retail, ut prices that will
please purchasers in tho line. Call and
be convinced of the fqct, ut No. 106 Bry
sept 25 wj* a wniflvi
FRANCIS KOPMAN.
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
W li O L E S A EE AN D R E T A IE
A The Suliscrilinrs, haying junt arrived
ih thi« city and opened a new nnd ele
gant Storo oil Jaflereou st., next d
to Mr. James II. Carter’. Drug Store, heg
Icuvn to announce to tho citizens of Savannah, Couii-
try Merchants, nnd others wanting to purchase goods
in their line, that they will keep constantly on ham
a largo and well .elected stock ot DRY tiOOlW and
’I.OTHIKG. Also, Blankets, Trunk., Boot., Shoe.,
Suns, Pistols, Pocket Knives, Hats und Caps, and u
Guns, , r _
vnriety of Fancy Articles too numerous to mention
All persons in city und country arc iuvited to call
and examine our stock nnd prices, and we venture to
suy i.'cy will not regret having culled nt tho EMPO-
R1UM. (sept 25—ly)
L.&M. L1L1ENTHAL.
TAILORING.
milE Undersigned respectfully inform the public
A generally, that they have engaged tho services of
B.S. HORNER, late Cutter at Messrs. Robinson
Sc Cump, wlio will bo happy to seo his iYieuile and the
cilizons generally ut the Old Staud, corner of Brough
ton and Whitaker streets—where will be found a
choico selection of Cloths, Cassimercs, Vestings, Ac,
nov 6 DIBBLE Sc CAREY.
TN LOUR.—50 bbls und 25 ty bbls Ualtiluoro How
A 1 urd Stn «
ard Strcot. On baud, and for solo by
nov 8 McMAHON Sc DOYLE.
issortiilent justr
F. VV. CORN "
102 BryauS tree!.
REMOVAL.
R oberts, foote a marshall have
moved to thoirlurge, now uud convenient Store,
corner of Broughton and Jeffcrson-streels, opposite St.
Audrcw’s Hall, where they are now opening a large
and splendid assortment of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS, which they offer for sale exclusively at
wholesale. Merchants from the interior cuu rely on
their stock being surpassed by none iu tho country,
anil ut prices equally low. They, have in store uud
are now receiving:
100 bales Brown Shirtings uud Sheetings,
50 Cases Bleached “ “
50 bales Blankets,
100 cases Kerseys uud Lindseys,
-eorgia Plains, drub und brown, at factory prices.
Cotton and Wool Pluius, Cordarile, Tennessee, Low
ell and others.
Lersoys, Georgia, Southern,ami other makes.
Liuseys, plaid and plain.
All-Wool Plains, assorted qualities nnd colors.
Culiforniuns, u very hcayy, ull-Wool cloth.
Soldiers’ Cloth, such us is used iu the U. S. Army.
Blankets, Duflil, Point and Mackinac, full assortment.
Flannels, heavy red, twilled and pluili.
Shirting Stripes, assorted qualities.
Cotton Osuuburgs, of Southern manufacture.
Browu Shirtings, 3-4, 7-8, 4-4, heavy stylus.
Prints, Plaids and Stripes, in grrut variety.
Wool Cups, Kilmarnock and Glciigurry, dyed und all
blue.
Handkerchiefs, Roinall, Vernon ami I in. Madras, Ac
—also—
44 and 45 inch heavy Sea Island Cotton Bagging;
just received, uud for sale, in quantities to suit, on
liberal terms, by JAMES ANDERSON A CO.,
dec 20 No. 70 St. Julian and 103 Bryatt-Sta
_ per. Florida, u lurge variety of Overcoats, consist-
..jgof Black and Colored Cloths, Petersham und Nor
way Coatings, Black uud Colored Mohair; also, a few
fine Black Cloth Clouks. All of the latest style und
for sain low by W. R. SYMONS,
nov 14 17 Whiiakcr-st,
IJATENT MEDICINES.—Georgia Sarsupu-
A rilla;Toi
i; Townscnd’s-do; Marshall's Pain Erndicator:
ll's Tetter Wash ; Luciua Cordial; Ayer’fc
Marshall , . .
Cherry Pectoral; Dr. Strong's Pills;, Spencers
do; Peter’s do ; Moffiltt’s do. Tho above urticles are
for sale by JAMES II. CARTER, Druggist
Jcflurson-street.
WINTER TRADE.
milK Steamer Florida and brig Philuru havo just
A brought us more Clothingtlmu we have room for
in our smiill storo. 96 Bryan street; which, in addition
to our former stock, makes u large and varied supply
us cun be found in the city. Our facilities for the
manufacture of fine uud FASHIONABLE CLOTH
ING, cannot bo surpassed by any other establishment
With light expenses, satisfied with small profits, and
strict attention to business, we feel confident that wo
can moot tho wifjts of the community, at extromc low
prices, uud respectfully invito ull to look ut our assort
ment. No second price, tho same to ull.
HOUSTON A GROUNDESON, OGBrynti
nov 27 One door West of Whitaker,
be
B AK.EK’8 COCOA.—Affords u dclich
veruge, recommended by physicians as very
tritious, not only to persons iu health, but to the s
and convalescent; us very tranquillizing to wcuk
nerves. Also. Heckor’s Prepared Farina, just receiv
ed ami for sale by
nov 27 MOORE A HENDRICKSON.
25 bales lied Flannels,
10 “ White “
Amt a large assortment of Ludius’ Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods, Cloths, Cussimeres. Tweeds, uud inis
ceilancous urticles usually wauled by merchants from
the country. >,, -l >t ^
and for sale by (nov 11) J- DlMAWMNi
I JONK Y 80AP.—For softening and Iwuutifying
highly perfumed
und for sale by
enting it from chapping ; also,
alnut Oil Sand Soap, just received
MOORE A HENDRICKSON.
J JAM8 AN1» SllOUr-DHKCi.—ti hlidi. llum.
3 lilitls. prime Shoulder.; lemiillg frem aelieolier
Mary F. LuUcrluh, and ler enle hy
decl COHENS &. UBRTZ.
ORLEANS MOI.ASMIJS.—Ml barrols
New Crop landier, ami for nale liy
eel WEBSTER & PALMES.
H A.RW.-A few casks Sugar Cured hut. F'
dec 1 THOMAS, FRIERSON 6c CO.
^ i(IKN.—Prime Baltimore <3d W‘>te Coni Vf la"i!
ng and for mile by DAVID R. DILLON,
c 2 J.'oot of Weal-Broad »trei
QATS—Pn
dec 2
street.
....d for sale by
DAVll) It. DILLON,
oUats, landing
DA VI
Foot of Wcst-Brvud *treet.
A paragraph is going the roundfl of the
C apei'd) extracted ljom thcLondou Times, which
odes a revolution in the proseht received opin
ions on tho subject of Theology. Upon tho
snme, one of our Northern Journals thus com
ments: t
“ Tho pith of the prticle is that Prof. Gonm,
ol tho University of Lodi, njolts certain substan
ces known only to himself, in a vessel, nnd al
lowing the liquid to cool, produces thus exact
resemblances of the existing mountains of tho
earth, even to their stratification. His deduc
tion from this is that the inequalities on the
earth's surfnco tuo the result of certain of its
mutcrials haying been fused, and afterwards al
lowed to consolidate; nnd as a result, wo nro
told to hid good-bye to Lycll and Agassiz! The
received notion of the formation of stratified
rocks is that they were tho result of gradual de
positions ut the bottom of sens, und that subse
quently violent internal ( commotions elovatod
them to their present positions, in mountains, or
on plains. In no other way, indeed, can the
urcsenoo of organic remains in stratified rocks
no c-xplniiied. Professor Gorini’s theory does
not, so far as wo see, attempt to reconcile the
existence of these reinuins with his supposcdTu-
fritnt of the stratified rocks; nnd, to speak frank
ly, wo do not believe it can. The process of
inciting would huvo destroyed overy vestigo of
organic life, from the mightiest monsters to tho
siimllnst vertebrate. Hugh Miller’s well known
fossil fish, which ho fpuud imbedded in thn old
Red Sandstone, would have been culcineu into
ten thousand pieces if Professor Goriiiijind been
correct.
It will bQ remarked that the Italian Professor
does not reveal what substances ho employs in
his experiment. Ho merely places certain things
in u huge crucible, fuses them, nllowi theitv to «
oool: and. thou out comes a miniature earth,
mountains, strata, und all. We confess that nil .
this looks “ vory liko a wliulo.” J’ftine, in his
curlier Worcostcr experiments, produced result?
evert more extraordinary ; but where noyr is tno
wonderful light, which was to illuminate tho
world nt sixpence the hourf 'Moreover, even if
ProfotMor Gorini is honest in his experiment, tho
theory which he broaches by no menus results
from it. The linstrntified rocks nifty have been
the result of fusion, olid probably wore: but it
is certain that the stratified rocks were not thus
made *, and any man, who attempts to prove the
contrary, in the face of organic remains existing
iu the lottor, vet being absent from the former,
only writes himself down, liko Dogberry, an ass
Ei-tkcts.of Fbaii.—'The following is quoted
from the Boston Medical ami Surgical Journal,
u periodical ill which wo should not look for a
fictitious narrative, yet tho story is wouderuh
“A young mun, twenty-three years old, came
from the mines to Hun Francisco, with the inten
tion of soon leaving tiie latter place for home.
On tho evening of his arrival, he. with his com
panions, visited the gambling saloons. After
wutchine for a time tho varied fortunes of a tablo,
supposed to ho undergoing the process of “top
ping,” from iho continued success of those bet
ting against the bunk, the excitement overthrew
iiis belter judgment, und he threw upon the
“ seveuspot’’of u now deal a bag which he said
contained $1100, hi* all—thfwestiU of two years
privation and hard lubor—exclaiming, with a
voico. trembling from intense excitement, ‘My
homo oi U»o mines.” , , , . e
As the dealer slowly resumed the drawing ot
his cards, with his countenance livid from feur of
the inevitable fato that seems over attendant upon
tlio tupping process when commenced, 1 turned
eyes upon the young man who had staked
' * * ‘ * and never ahull
quire prompt- settlements by tho same, lleshull his whole guius upon a card: and never sliull
make quarterly reports to the Governor of tho forget the impression made by his look of intense
A r.*i... ' I .. I • I. . I...I1 1 .1.1!..1.^.1 ■ • * • • * *•-- >- — <*«a
operations of tho road, which shull ho published
iu the public Journals at the seat cf Government,
llis salary shall he $3,000 per aiiiiutu ; and be
fore entoriug upon the duties of his office, lie
shall take uud subscribe an oath thut ho will
faithfully und impartially perform all the duties
of his office, without lenr, favor, or reward, ortho
hope thereof, hut solely for the interests of tho
State of Georgia ; and that lie will neither make
nor permit discrimination, ill favor of or against
ly Railroad Company.
The Hill also provides that the Governor shull
appoint a Treasurer for* tho ltoad, who shall
huvo a salary of $2,000, uud give securities in
the sum of dollars : uud ho (tho Gover
nor) shall appoint uu Auditor, who shall ex
amine and puss all accounts against the Rond
before they shull he nuid. llis salary is fixed lit
$1,000, uud ho shull give bond and security iu
u sum of $15,000.
No agent sliull give credit for freight, nor shull
lie permit any goods to he removed upon which
freights arc due, with the exception of freights
collected by rouds iu connection with tho Htuto
ltoad. Conductors slmll make settlements ut the
end of each trip, and pussengers negjeeting to
get tickets nt the stations (ut ull of which tickets
ure rcqnirtcd to bo kept) shall bo required to
pay extra.
This, as your renders will perceive, is a vory
importuut Hill, uud emanating, as it does, from
gentlemen of weight uml influence, will proha-
>ly, iu its principal provisions at least, become a
law. 1 think therefore that the synopsis will
not occupy more space in your columns than its
importance dcmnutls.
The House took up the special order, that is,
the Hill for the pardon of Garland I). Cornett,
of tho county of Morgan, who is under sentence
of death for the crime of murder.
Mr. Thurmond-made an elaborate speech in
favor of the prisoner, and took the ground that
the killing was done without deliberation-or
premeditation, and that therefore it was only
manslaughter. In this position ho wus ably
sustained by Messrs. Russell, of Lumpkin, und
Mobley, of 11 arris. Mr Floyd, of Morgan, spoke
against the Hill, and the House adjourned till
three o’clock this afternoon, Mr. Milledge, of
Richmond, being entitled to tho floor.
IN THE SENATE.
Hie “ Ladies Hill,” as it is cnlled, has been
debated all the morning, in the Senate, by the
same gentlemen who spoke yesterday. Mr.
Slaughter, just before the vote was taken, made
a few remarks ugninst the Bill, on the ground
that it will destroy that unity of feeling which
should exist between than and wife. Yesterday
there wus evidently a majority in favor of the
Bill, but it has been amended so us to displease
some of its friends, who consequently voted
against it. One or two of its friends were absent
wltoti the vote wus taken, and- the consequence
was, the Hill was lost, hy yeas IS, nays 19. As
it is a Hill that has attracted a good deal of pub
lic attention, I seud you the yoga und nays, us
follows : vcuh, Messrs. Anderson, Hothunc, Con
nelly, Day, Dickinson, Flollropy^ Flewcllcu,
Hicks, llurdemun, McCune, Rccd, Stroud, Him-
iiious, Tuiiilin, Wolfe, Wellborn aud VV alters.
Tho nays were, Messrs. Bryan, Butler, Hea
vers, John L. Byrd, Philip M. HyrtJ, Cone,
Coffee, Chappell, Furris, Griggs, _.Harnmn,
anxiety, ns he watched the cards as they fell
from the dealer's hands. All tho energies of hie
system seemed concentrated in tho fixed gaze of
his eyes, while tho deadly pallor of his face be
spoke tho subdued action of his heart.
All around seemed infected-with the sympa
thetic powers of tho spell—even the hitherto suc
cessful winners forgot their own stokes in the
hazardous chonco.placed upon tho issue of tho
hot. The cards are. slowly told with the precis
ion of high-wrought excitcmeut. The seven
spot wins. The spell is broken—reaction takes
place. The winner exclaims, with u deep draw it
sigh, *1 will never gamble again,’ and was car
ried from tho room iu a deep swoon, from which
he did not fully recover until the next morning,
nnd then to know that tho equivalent surrender
ed for his gain was tho color of his hair, now
changed to a perfect white.”
American und Engllnli Colleges,
elm's Astor Hristed, an American gentleman,
w ho after graduating at Y ale College, went to En
gland und entered in Trinity College, Cambridge,
has lately published some interesting tact*.res
pecting the differences between pur own nnd the
British Colleges in expense, standards of study
and other matters. Ho says that any one fitted
for tho Sophomore class ut Yale cun easily pass
the ‘examination necessary to obtain admission
into Trinity: but, after entrance, the course of
study is very much moro Bcvcre in the English
than in the American College. .
The expenses ofa fellow commoner at Trinity,
arc not less than twenty-five hundred dollars
yearly, uml arc more apt to reach four thousand
dollars. Very few young men go up to the Eng
lish universities until they are eighteen or mne-
tceu yours of age. Tlio study of the classics is
carried to u peflection ut Cambridge* but moto
especially at Oxford, which con only hoexplani-
od hy thin compnrutely mature uge of Iho col
legian, Physical exercise is regularly taken by
English students, as regularly, indeed, ns the
monUof tho day; uu ono thinks of devoting loss
than two hours to it, and generally it isof the
most violent kind. Tho result is that a healthier
ciuss of young men can be found nowhere.
Loner., Liioppcu, rums, vmss”, "‘“»i
Knight, Lillie, Mostly, Moore, Uoss’, Slaughter,
Waftliour and Wright. Immediately nflcr tho
vote, the Senate adjourned till to-morrow morn
ing, when probubly the friends of the Bill may
be strong enough to curry a reconsideration
II.
’ 1*^* According to a culculution by tiro New-
York Times, the indebtedness Of this country
in various forms, is us follows :
The federal indebtedness is------..$64,000,000
'Indebtedness of the States -il ,000,1100
Indebtedness of tho Cities — 40,000,000
Indebtedness of Western Oountios 5,000,000
Bonded debt of Railroads...........50,000,000
Total i. .$370,000*000
The minimum estimates of that portion of the
above owned or advuuced on abroad is us follows
Federal Loans. $40,000,000
Slate Louus
City Lomis und Bouds 2 i'25S’!S2
County'fcoani"and Bouds ■ ■
Railroad Bonds 20,000,000
Kossuth.—The Now York Times says: Wo
Icurn tliut preparations ore being made to give
Kossuth a grand'sorenade by torch-light, on
the night of his arrival in this city. The United
Ucrinun Singing Academies, composed of eight
different classes, comprising about 300 persons,
will perform some German aud American Na
tional Hymns. There will bo throe grand bands,
uml the musiciuns will be escorted by tho Turner
Association, numbering 400 members. This
will bo ono of tho most enthusiastic musical de
monstrations that has ever taken placo in this
city.
J-y The Cincimmtti, Ohio, Commercial-,
states that a fino quality of Colton turn been
grown in tho garden of Major J. M. Browne, iu
that city. The raiser of this miniature cotton
crop, is so impressed with tho succoss he has
met with in its culture, that ha will, it is said,
advise a repetition of tho experiment next year
on a more extended scale.
Boats os the Eiue CanaI.—Ifthe boats on
the Erie Canal, five thousand andtiueen in num
ber, were placed in line, they would reach from
Albany to Utica, a distance of eighty-three niiles. .
Tlio distunco achieved by this enormous fleet, ill
tho yeur, is equal to three thousand six hundred
voyages across the Atlantic—transporting more
than three millions of tons, wine hi s twonty-six
times the quantity curried by the fariroads which
run along tho hunks of tho cnnol. The value,
in money, of the property ‘W 0 *?? Jit
cm m l in 1850, was one hundred and fifty-six
millions of dollars*
$‘£5,000,000
ff3TTh* number of Murshnls und assistants
—. . . . .i CtntoLi l oncna
employed in Hiking the United Stntos Census
witB 3,444.
rsp George l’cabody, Esq., tho celebrated
Aimricun Banker in London. 1ms given ena
thousand dollars to the Maryland Institute for
tho promotion of the Mechanic ArtB, established
in Baltimore,, of which city he was tormoriy, wo
believo, a resident.
ty It is stated by some of our exchanges, that
California, after all, is likely to gain the frac
tional Representative in Congress, inasmuch as
tho returns just received from that Sluteara suiu
to show tlio number of inhabitants to bo 1 Co,000
ami thn blncks 1,800. This makes the fraction
74,000 over the ono representative allowed,