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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, — FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1853 THE DAILY MOIINING NEWS. BY JOHN M. COOP Eli. WILLIAM t.TUOKNUK, KUITOR. terms: LT PAPM 46 DO I im-WlBXl.T $8 00 Adeertiuments will appear in both pup**. Largest Circulation in the City ! ! • ", B AVAST Iff AlUo ” Frida, Mitmlng, Frlirnar, 4, 1H83. rnlin ou Ike Moraine New., endrrlltr neVT IdMW. DAILY NEWS, in Georgia, 78 cents V annum. TR1-WEEKLY NBWS.ln Georgia, 39 cents* DAILY NKWd, to »u, part of tho U. V TKI-WEKKLY NEWS, to 00, port of III* U. S. 78 OU. when paid In advance 1st paid in advance, the The above are the rate* at the effloe of deliver/. Wheal ratee are doable, - ,ysA*A* FIRST AND LAST PA U ES. BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. [Tranemlttedforthe Daily Morning Now*.] Cbitrleaton Cotton AlnrUot. Charleston, Feb. 3d. Tbs sales of Cotton lo-day comprise 1100 bales: of the week 7000. Prices ranging <rom 7{ to 10$. We quote Middling Fuir 10 d 10J. The receipts of week amount lo 13,0(J0bales. Stock exclusive of shipboard 255000 bales. f York Cotton tim in'* ruw Yomjb, Feb. 3. hundred l»«i«s only were sold to-.Iay. I retuuiu uMwiianged. Boston, Feb. 3 The 8tate Senate have confirmed the else tion of Hon. Edward Everitt, as United States Senator for Massachusetts, Tbs Europa sailed yesterday (Wednesday,) taking out 200,000 dollars in specie. Chnrleston Rscet-'Jnd duy. Charleston, Feb. 3. The first race to-day, 3 tuilo heuls—was for a purse of $750. The entries for this raco were 4 Green's Escape, 3 years old, and A. J. Ml Noh'a Elizabeth McNairy, 5 yeure oh* Escape became tlio winner in two boats.— Time 5. 41 and 0. 3. The second rucc, 2 niilo bests—wus for t purse of $150. Thuie were several entries for the prise, which wan won in two heats by Mr. Harri son's Boston FUley. Time, 3.17 ; 3.50. gy The Treasurer of the Widows’ Society acknowledges with thanks, a donulioii of six teen dollars, received from the lira! panel of the Grand Jury, through Mr. Wm. Kino, their Foieman. Sale or Sugar at Charleston.—We fer the reader to the advertisement in another column of lliie day’s ps|>er, of Measra. Henry CoBIa & Co., of Charleston, by which it he seen that a lot of Prime Sugar will he sold iu that city on Thursday noxt. Gen. Call’s letter. Our readers gcncrully, will read with inter est the letter of Gen. K. K. Call of Florida, on our first page. Geu. Call bus for a long time held a prominent position in Florida, and is at conversant with, and ns thoroughly iden tified with the interests of that Stale aa nny other of her citizens. He bus takuu a lively interest in the contemplated rnilioad improve ments of our Southern section, and his views are entitled to great considurutiuite We still, however, think that if the General would take a more extended view of the subject, end not alluw present local interests to influence his judgment, he would discover how to accom plish the great end in view, vie : the connec tion of the Atlantic with the Gulf, through Ida own State, without tho necessity of cruatiug artificial harbors by menus of cuiials utid bu- eitis, at either St. Marks or Brunswick. The day is not far distant when Florida will he in tersected with railroads as is now the upper section of our own Slate; hut for the present, we think the aim should he for e front trunk r6ad, connecting the Atlantic and the Gulf from !..• two best available points—Savannah end Pensacola. Justice to Savannah.— The Charleston Courier having published the alarming array olour criminal docket, as reported by the Re publican, has promptly corrected the false im pression which that publication was calculated to make on the mind* of its readers, by giving an abstract of our article in explanation of the Grand Jury indictmeuts. It gives us pleasure to record such instances of liberality and fail- ucaa on the part of our Charleston cotempora ry- Blitckwoud’ii MugiiElue. Col. W. Thorne Williams hss laid on our table the January number of this standard monthly. The following is the table of con tents : 1, Slavery and the Slave Power in the Uni ted States of America ; II, My Novel, or Va rieties in English Life,part 28; III, Letters to Eusebius about Many Things ; IV, Lady Lee’s Widowhood, part l; V, Thomus Moore; VI, Delirat of the Ministry. Ole Bull, The renowned violinist, it will ,een y advertisement in another column, announces Ih.l he -ill Ti.il S«..nn.h, onU con ' c.rt in Ihi. city,... .h. l«.h "• '• «' con.panitd in Ihi., hi. luiprnf.Mton.llour,hy lint. Patti.nd M. 3t.aw.ch, ih. former ih. acknowledged musical phenomenon of the age, whilst tho lattoi has perhaps no superior, and hut few equals on Ilia favorito instrument.— This is the and only opportunity our cit izens will have of hearing tho bewitching •trains drawn from his violin by the great Nor wegian. The proceeds of his tour, we under- ■toud, are to he devoted to the erection oy churches and the establishing of schools in the colony lie has founded for his countrymen in Pennsylvania. The concerts.of this musical tiind have ot- trncted immense audiences and elicited the highest encomiums of the press, in the various cities they have visited. The Charleston Standard speaking of their second concert io that city anya : We have never enjoyed a richer musical treat ilinu that afforded by the second concert of Olo Bull, fast evening. M. Strakosch was brilliant in the extreme, and little Patti be witched all hearts by her wonderful perform ance. For compass, power and execution, she exceeded all our previous conceptions of her a- bility ; ond had any one described her perform ance to us as we realized it and her execution merits, we had given them credit for either hyperbole or an excess of musical sensibility. The most diOicult passages alio mmiugod with n" .uuml address, that argued a degree of cultivation combined with natural talent won derful in so young a child. But tin- gioat nnHter, Ole Bull, we con of him only say, that he was himself on cttsion, and we were nlinoit lost in deep sym pathy of those bewitching strains by which he " stole aa from ourselves aw..y." The Hall was crowded to excess with the beauty and fashion of our city, and none have come away from this entertainment, we believe, with other feelings than those which we ourselves cherish, a aoinclhing to dream of ill nlior days. ry There was little legislative business truusacted in Congress on Monday—the alien lion of both Houses being chiefly engrossed by the melancholy duty of paying due honors to the remains and memory of their deceased col league, the late Alexander II. Buell, of New York. Iu the Senate, Mr. Hale presented two peti tions praying the repeal or modification of the fugitive slave luw, which were laid on tlio ta ble. fir Willi the permission ol the Secretary of the Senutn, the Washington Union publish es the following remarkable paper, taken from u manuscript hook in the Secieiary’s oflire. It is a rule adopted, though unofficially, by the members of tho Senate, soon after the es tablishment of tlio federal government, in re gard lo their first intercourse with foreign ministers arriving in tlio United .Slates. Though the origin of the rule has been long forgotten, the usuge which grew up under it has continu ed to the present lime. When this rule was adopted, the Senate consisted of twenty-six members; of whom, appnnrs by the journal, only nineteen were then present at the seat of government. Every of these, with tho venerable John Adame, Vice President of tlio United Stales, at their head, agreed tv the rule. The States represented by these Senutors are indicated in parentheses. October ‘Jit, 1791.—Present: Tho Vice President; Mr. Burr, (N. V ): Butler, (8. C.): CuUot, (Mess.): Dickin.on, (N. J ): Few, (Geo.): Foster, (li. I.J: lluwkiua, (N. C.): Henry, fMd.): Jnlmaton, (N. «.): Izard, (8.»}.»: Mr. King, (N. Y.): Lung,Ion, (N. II.): Morn., (Pa.): lt»i..J, (Dal.): Hoilisrfurd, (N. J.) : Stanton, (II, I.): Slim mull, (Comi.): Strung, (Miu>s.): Wingate, (N. H.) t’oted Unanimously, (aa the amine of tlio Smut ra.) That limy may with propriety pay Hie first ol to nil umliasaailora, after limy .hall Im received l»y tho Pro.iiiciitoftlieStule., und announced l*y him tlio public, iu couaiUcratiou of their being tho rep- »ftuti»e» of the per.ou. and diguitie. of tlmir re spective sovereigns, unit that the senators will ex r.i to receive tlio lir.t vi.it from ullolhcr ministers. f’oted Unanimously, That this into be considered universal. The Mirror of Italy. This highly interesting Series of Panoramic views, has been more extensively patronized by our citizens than any exhibition of the kind that ever visited Savannah. Others there have been that were justly admired ; but none that could compare with this, in the interest and admiration it excites iu the beholder. Each successive visit discovert some new feature to udmirs—some sceue unnoticed or furgolion iu the appreciation of the whole. In fact each oceue la a picture in itaclf, and preieuia a sub ject of sufficient interest for oue evenings enter tainment. it cloaee in thie city on Saturday evening Those who have aoen it need uot be urged to revisit it. To those who have not seen it, w« would suy M fail not” to witness the finest pa norama extant. There will be an afternoon exhibition op Saturday. ty The Volunteer Companies of Augusta intend honoring the Birthday of Washington by a Military and Civic Ball ut the Augusta Ho tel. The “ Clinch Rifles " visitChnrloston on that occusiou as tho guests of the “ Washing ton Light Inluntry ” of that city. Shull we uot have our Augusta friends and the othei volunteer corps of the Stale iu Savannah on the first of May next T Our time honored festival would be a very proper occusiou which to extend the hospitality of our city the military of the State. In May, 1840, one of the finest military pageants we ever beheld was displayed on our Bay, ami we hud then opportunities to observe ilia very happy iuflu euce which that reuniou of the men of vurioua sections ol our State exerted upoo the minds ol those who eujoyed the occasion. The increase of our population, and the facilities of railrosd communication would enable us to have a bril haul May Day Encampment with much lea* expense end trouble now. It strikes us that it our citizens were solicited, thoy would cheer fully second the movement with a liberal appro- priatiunol means, leaving lo our military only the duly of making the necessary preparations, and of directing and dispensing the hospitalities ol the city. The Tex mb Debt. A Washington dispatch says the conside- latiun of the Terns ttebt hill » postiKin*! in consequence of the illness of Senator Fuarcc. hut will be taken up as coon aa he is able to attend, on account of its importance, ea in public faith of the State. It \ u to dispose of it before the next i In. Mr. Pearce lies pre- argumeut, which is said to he , in favor of lha sight million pro- • President Filhmrre, it is supposed, will j a visit to tho South soon alter the 4th of , and we notice that a public meeting it I at Wilmington, N. G\, to make or- r to give iiini a suitable reception. ffl* According to tho latest advices from the Kio Grande, Carvajul was at or near the little town of China, with uhout one hundred followers, levying black mail upon tlio inhabi tant*. and contributions from every mcrcliaiit'a pack-mule or wagon. We can state from pos itive knowlodgu (save tho American Flag) that there is not an American engaged with the leadca in the present revolution, nor is it the desire of the Mexicans tliomselvea that there should he. The Kaine Extradition Case.—The Judges ol tho U. 8. Supreme bench on Mon day, were equully divided aa to the jurisdiction of the court in the case of Koine, end the pris oner must remain in duresse until action he ta ken de novo on the inorits, or until the writ he altered on a future motion of the priaouer: so that the case must come aguin before the New York court. Justice Nelson’s opinion was a very able and important one,and fully endorsed the arguments of Kaine’s counsel. It occupied an hour in de livery. Juatice Catron held directly opposite, and in a very elaborate opinion pronounced the argument* of Kaine’s counsel untenable. an 'ho alock of cotton in Europe, initead of being smaller than in former years, is largely in excess of any ol the previous six yeurs. It is 37 per ceut. higher than at the end of 1851, and almost double tho average of the pa»t thirty year*, oa will be aoen by reference to returns made in Great Britain. The Scarlet Fever in Boston.—For the past three or (our months scarlet fever has been quite fatal to children in Boston. Dar ing tho past week there were 19 deaths from it. The sumo disease is very fatal iu Philadelphia, causing 20 deaths lust week. 13T A remurkuble friendship is said to have sprung up between Louis Napoleuo and his cousin, Napoleon Jerome, who was accustom ed, when a member of the Mouutnin, to address such violent language to him. On announc ing to him Ilia nomination as Grand Cross ol the Legion of Honor, the Emperor took the ribbon from his own person and placed it rouud the shoulders of his cousin. nr i lie New Jersey democratic members of Congress and of the Legislature of that State, it is said, unite in recommending Com. Stockton for the Cabinet. nr a Block of Stone iskeu from Brad dock’s Field, is about lo be sent to tho Wash tug tun Nutiouul Monument, by Janice W. Bu- ulianan, Etq., of Pittsburg. I3? 1 * There ie now a theatre at Honolulu perloruieiice twice n week. nr Mr. Badger’s continuation is under stood to dc'|>eml upon two unsettled voles. C&' A large diamond of greut brilliancy has been found in a gulch two miles from Colum bin, Culifornin. Should it prove genuine, id value will bo immense. t3P* Williams's tobacco in u no factory, at Pc tershtirg, (Vu.) wus destroyed by firo ou Fri day. Loss $15,000. GT White shad were sold at Wilmington, N. C., ou Thursduy, at $2 50 per pair. 'They were the first of the senson. GP* Alnion B. G. Hull, tho uilunt’violinist. horn in Hunover, Ohio, only 6 yeurs old, ii give a concert iu Wheeling, in a few days. ty* Col. John Pope, of Memphis, Tenn., is prepnring a hale of cotton for the World’s Fair at New Yoik, in May next. nr On Wednesday the uuuuul Meeting of the U. S. Agricultural Society at Waahiugtou wus largely attended. ty Col. A. J. Pickett,author ol the history of that State, is spoken ol for Governor at Alabama. |3P* W* have frequently heard the celebra ted German Bitters, euld by Dr. C. M. Jack- sou, 120 Arch street Philadelphia, spoken of ie terms of highest commendation^ end we honestly belive that it is oue of the best medi cines advertised for the complaints for which it is rev ouiuie uded. They are pleasant to the taste, and can be taken under any circum stance* by die most delicate stomach. The prsas fur wide, have united in commending this invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility, etc., and such are the healing efleets of this panacea, that we hope it may be introduced to every family wlan dyspepsia has, or is liktly to htv« a victim. Distress In Miulnlrii, A meeting lo-jk place lately in the city of New York, to take measures lor the relief of tho sufferers in the Island of Madeira. A letter was read from Archbhhop Hughes, expressing his earnest wish that the gentlemen who had organized this meeting might meet with a success commcnnurute with the porlauce of the undertaking, and enclosing u check for $50. Several communication* of similar natuie were received. The Hon. John A. Dix rend tho following letter: Madeira, Thursday, 2, 1852. My Dear Sir,—When we had tho pleasure of your company at Madeira, a lew yearn ago, the Madeira people, though poor uud laborious, were contented with their lot, for their greul industry enabled them lo ohluiu the means of subsistence. But a sud change ban lately cumo over great numliers of them. As you wull know, the culture of the vine haa been the chief occupa tion of the inhabitants of Mudeire for more than two centuries, in many parishes ; from the nature of the soil, the wuimth of the cli- muio, slid the want of water, nuihiug else can advantugeously he grown. Tlio vintoges uverugo from tweniy-fivo to th'rty-fivo thousand pipes, and up to tlm preneiil year never fuiled. But trio lunt vinlogo wan al most a total fuilure; in many districtn where thousands of pipes of wine hud annually lieen made, not u grope wus gathered ; and in the whole Islund, the vintage did not amount lo n hundred pipes of good wine. The condition, therefore, of the Madeira people—those who were formerly in good circumstances, as well us the poor laborers—is woful in the extreme ; and unless foreign assistance bo given to them, many oftheni uniat die ofalarvAiion. It is loured that the hospital and the poor houses must soon he closed, us the sources of their mtiiu- leimnce arc nearly exliniistsd. Now it appears to me lo he beyond a doubt, that many ol the charitable and benevolent in the United Slutes, wou d ho happy to give some little assistance to the poor of Madeira; upon bring made acquainted with their sud condition, und the chuunelH through which their donalioiiM would he transmitted. 1 am told that a committee mu - lie organiz ed in New York lor this purports ; and should such ho tlio cuhc, 1 hope, my dour sir, you will say u good word to your friends ill fuvur of the starving people of Madeira. You cuu truly represent them ns being a veiy hard-working kindly disposed, extremely temperate and re ligious people ; and let me add, lliut it gift of the value of u barrel of Ilnur, oi of even a cou ple of bushels of corn, might he the meuns of juuserving the lives of a w hole family. Willi great regard I am, my dear sir, Faithfully tours, J. Howard March. Hun. John A. Dix, New Vork. Mr. Dix gave a favorable account of the character of the people. They me temperate and industrious, and distinguished for liberal hospitality. Many of them tiro now in dnugei of starvation, and usk of our people lo spare from their abundance, what will mtye them from starvation during thu winter. Tlio meeting was addressed by aevcrnl per sons, and a committee of thirty were appointed solicit contributions for the relief of the suf ferers. Relief for Madeira.—The food sent from Boston for the relief of the starving inhabitant- ol' Madeiru, consisted of 8fi7 bunhels beaus, 2 barrels of bioad; 1188 bushels of corn; 192 barrels of corn meal; 338hi(riels flour; 412 bntrel* of potatoes ; 548 bushels do. und 16,903 lbs. of rice. VETEHATE FAMILY FEUD.—We find tlio following paingruph in the lust Louisville Journal : The Feud in Garrard County, Ky.— The Hille and Evans.—From a private let ter to a citizen of this place wo learn that the Dial of tlio parties surviving of llm last fruy (lit u tobacco barn, iu which soma half dozen on each side worn engaged, and several killed and otliero wounded) lias resulted in their nc- quittul. The account further states that the clans respectively have signed a formal treaty of peace, obliging themselves lu refrain further hostilities, except tlm Muiphys and Mays, who still refuse to treut. It is ulso slated that by the various bullies, assussinutions, sieges, Sic. among them, eight men end hoys have been killed, several crippled and maimed for life, and fortv-cight children left fatlierlesH.— Thu quarrel commenced uhout tlio year 1822. Ah stia.ugo as all this may appear, it lias oc curred in n county which u-o know to ho cel ebrated for the intelligence and geueral moral worth ofits inhabitants—the native home of |>ersoongca no lest distinguished iu Kentucky than McKee, Robertson, Owsley, ami Lt-lclier. — Columbia (Mo.) S/atenman. tF* “ Carl Benson,” writing to tlio N. Y. Spirit of the Times, from Palis, anya : “ Chantilly has been sold. It was the last and concluding norlion of tlio Orleans proper ty disposed of. Tlio purchasers wrro English, Mr. Edward Mnjorihaiika, uud Sir Edmund Anlrohiis; they gave the nice little sum of $610,000 cash down, with $1,600,000 more to he paid in various instalments.” The Fremont Claim.—The most impor tant decision yet made by the Board of Land Coitimisaioners wnu rendered on the 30th till., confirmatory of the claim of John C. Fremont, to the rancho Lun Mariposa*, e.mbrucing a tract of ten ftquure leagues of land of Mariposa county. This claim ia far more valuable properly than any other ill the Slute, and is the only one, wo believe, that embraces aurife rous lands. It is the fact that gives it special importance. We are not nwnre (not having rend the opinion) that any new points of law touching Mexicali grants Imvu been settled that have not already been established by de cision iu other cases. If Mr. Fremont gets poNseHsion of this es tate, tlio grand stories of his immense wealth, which niudn oven the millionaires of Europe stare, will he realized. But gettiug possession is the rub. The mineral lands of the claim ure mostly occupied by miners, who ore not likely to go off. We have no doubt hut Mr. Fremont's claim is vulid, otherwise it would nut have been confirmed by the commissioners; hut the decision will have to he confirmed by the Supreme Court of the United States before Mr. Fremont and the claimants under him get possessium Spain.—The Mudtul Gazette of lhc5th inst. r ublinhes the new luw regulating tlio pteas.— l ia lesa stringent than some of its prcdecea- M. Jose del Val had submitted lo the Minister of War a plan for tho protection of the Island ol Cuba, which is lo consist in the establish ment of three "flying columns" of volunteers, charged with watching over the security of the Island, and promptly repelling all attacks. Turkey.—Tho dorreepoudeutof the Morn- ing Chronicle nays: From Vienna 8th, great excitement prevails among the Christians in Bosnia and Servia. lo Albania the standard of the Prophet bus been raised, and large num bers rallied around it. Thu number unrolled amounted to 8,(HJ0 men. Dcr Llovd says: Among the irregulars are several Hungarian renegades, wh. are eager lur tlio combat with their former brethren in the faith. Philadelphia, Jaiiw 31. — Discharge of Neal.—Ktchuid Neul, the negro man charged with enticing slaves from Anno Aiundel coun ty, Md., was this morning dittcliarged from custody hv the Supremo Court, the ugeni of Maryluud not lieing in attendance. [ I'lio agent for the State of Maryland, Mr. John Lamb, was so badly beaten by the ne- groea at Cheater that he could not ulteiid, having gone home by the advice of his phy sicians.—Reporter.] Dreadful Calamity—Twenty Lives Lost.—We learn from u reliable souice, says the New Madrid (Mo.) Juuniul, of the 15th, that four coni boats were sunk at Meriwether’s bend one day last week, and out of 21 men, whocompriaed the crew, only one man escaped. The aurvivor xtuteiv that there was a high wind blowing at the lime, and while rounding the bend the waves ran over tho aide of the hosts, causing them to aink immediately. Iy The Emperor Nicholas, of Runsia, breakfasts ou a cup of lea and a runk ; dineu ou a little flsli, a cutlet or u chop, with a bis cuit and a glass of sherry and water. In the eveuihg he takes n cup of tea. Ho suffers from an internal disease, mid is obliged to he abstemious. [C'olTSvpoadviisa ofth« Dnltimors Hun.] Wamiinqton, Jau.31. Tho new project for the Pacific Railroad which Gon. Until, has brought in from • select committee, is likely to give generol setisfiic- tioo. A scheme which, after due consideration, lias received the unqualified assent of such experienced mid well-judging men to Gen. Rusk, John Davis end John Bell, will necessa rily command the public confidence. This project authorizes thu President lo provide for the survey of the route, and the locution of tlm road, and limn to advertiso for pronosula for iho execution of tlm work, aud make u con tract accordingly. Twenty millions in money and a certain number of alternate sections of land on either side of the road, are the pro posed lueona lor the construction of the work. This (duu will command mute voles than Dr. Gwin’s, and lie will probably yield his own pre ferences in fuvur of any mure practicable scheme. 1 Imvo no doubt, however, tltut tile better plan would he to adopt tlm hill proposed by tho New Yoik company. That would se cure the execution of tlm work in the shortest possible time, and in the best manner. I ap- picheud that if the contract is lo he given to tlm lowest bidders, it will he got by some ir responsible parlies, who will make a botch of tlm whole work, or fail 1o execute it, or come upon Congress (or additional compensation. The Tehuantepec railroad, and norhaps, ul- , a inilroad from the hay of Mulugnrda to .San Diego, will he made'by privutc means, Ioiijj btdorn the Government wdl arcoinplisli their jdun of u road from tlm Mississippi to llm Pacific. The resolutions concerning the Tehuante pec matter, which nre to come up in tlm Sen ate on Tuesday, (to-morrow,) appear lo be in conclusive, and not likely to lead to anv prac tical results. Both the Executive uud llm Sen ate have heretofore affirmed tlio Garay title. Tlm title was submitted to llm Senate with the Tehuantepec treaty, uml the rutilicutiou of tlio latter iiflirmod the* former. Something ought uuw to he done. The Government should either protect tlm company in the exercise and enjoyment of their rights, or ll.e.v should in demnify tlm Company, and, taking a transfer of their title, proceed to execute tlm road by contract. They could sell the contract at such a premium oa would meet the pnyment of the indemnity to tlm American Company. All these communications with the Pacific must he made. Under present circumstances, Gon. Pierce will not probably visit llm Federal city before the 3d of March, nur announce his Cuhinet be fore the Gtli of Mnrcli. In llm remaining four weeks of llm session, little may he dune either in llm organization of new measures, or tlm completion of old and fumiliar ones. There are some measures Inch, having passed tlm Senate, are under llm control of tlm majority of the Houae, and might he pussed. We ahull see, this week, whether they can ho or not. Almost every tncnuuie, now before Congress, except the ap propriation hills, ia in (lie Imud* und atibjeci to tlm will ol a minority. There is never any (lunger aa lb appropriation hills, hut all others ie, at this stage of a uession, subject lo tlm dis- osition of even a small, if pertiimcioun, mi nority. Yours, &c., Ion. IIoo Statistics.—Hog killing was nearly fioirthnd at St. Louis. The Inte/ligancer seta down tlm timuber at full 63,000 head at that point, which is an increuHU of full 13,000 on iubt year’s busiuPHN. The deficiency in weight is estimated ut 10 lo 12 per cent. ty.A gran d temperance demonstration took place in Trenton, N. J., on tlm 27th ult. A procession numbering seven hundred persons marched to the Slate Capitol, and presented u petition for tt prohibitory Linuor l.uw, contain ing fifty thousand signers, which was fourteen hundred feet long. 15^* In Spain tlm law requires that on edi tor shull ho at least twenty-five years of age. Oa tha 17th nit, at his residence. Powder Spring, Cobb count/, Ga., R«v. 1>. M. HlCE. ArrlvuU at tlie lloteln. it Jk Rox, Proprietor*. W K Kloiionlson Unit T Brawn A MoAllum TwiggH N llairkin*....Milladgevillc '• " Vivam H C Bounatt Chatham nil Bruwna Vs J T Busks 8 C 8 A Jonea M 8 A Corkn... J 61 Clark... Urigga.. ...Bui N Y do Ocala Os t.... Burke »!!!!! 4M'h do ..UuruneU W It Alorria.... MARSHALL HOtIRK W. JOHNSON, Proprietor. I) W Sutherland. TuuitrtnAY, Fki NsttUai Clark N Y W lludgi-n Bandemville J DDo Martin Eaton ton E 8 Johuaton Sav'h Saudi'., rd Ga R C Middlebrooka do II Malioy Conn Bltalsay.. d< I. F W Urcsn Chon>ke> Alra Mandaiu Pliila Alina Muudniu do ft Rtrobhar Etlingham r.._ _ji*i J T Baker J Z AloCouuell. J T MuCounell di P Deatou d< .Pliila A C Steward Monroe (' P Mitchell Clinton (t At bturna and 2 sona Libert/ J Chavoua Augusta ..Beaufort At II Willina K lUdclifle do II Welborn N Y Howard do J Levi do Mm Wright...Peach Iilaud Aliia 11 ii alt Buruwell Foatur Augusta J N l”tU*o.V..'.*..'.....Franiii < in W P Jowall Barnwell W UT Wright. C R R RECEIPT8 OF COTTON, kv.. FEB. 3. Per Central Railroad—2630 balsa Cotton and Aldae, G N Noylu, R A Lowia, G W Garinauy k Co, Boatou k Guuby, E Famous k Co, Washburn, Wilder k Co, Allen tt Hall, Caldwell, Neel/ k Go, Franklin k Brautlo/, VV D Ethridge k Co, Clia* Uartridgo, Crugor A Wade, Wm Daiioau, Rabun A Whitohoad.W W Garrard, Smith A Lathrop. Charleston Steam boat Co, Butin A Foster, N A ilartfeo kCo, Futton k Walker, Hardwick k Cook, J F Hamilton, John Jonor, G B Cumuiing, and order. PASSENGERS. Per brig Lion, from Cardenas—Louia Vanokum. COMMERCIAL. or The Milkmen ol Huaimi have held a convention, and resolved lo adopt the wine measure, instead of that at present in use, the ale measure.--—'I’he milkmen ol New York have determined to du likewise. This is equivalent to rawing the price of milk. Heavy Damagkh.—R. Wood lias recovered $6,000 damages from llm New York and New llaven Railroad Cupipniiy for a broken leg.— The case has been tried throe times. On the first trial he recovered $3,000, on the second a higher amount, and now lie receives $6,000. nr Mr. P, J. Tcernou, a bookkeeper in a ■tore in Cincinnati, hae just received intelli gence that an estuta end a title hau been be queathed to him in Ireland, in the will of a rel ative, valued at £50,000. He will, when he ia pul in possession of his rights, be knowu as Lord McGiiligan. Iy Governor Hebert ol Louisiana, ban had a relapse, and ia again dangerously sick. GRIFFIN. FEU. 3.-CorroN.—This article ha tninnd last week’s quotations, and with a brisk in yirom 7* toilets. /••terda/ s prices, say i»?A 1 reach 1317 bales, froi M.—Cotton.—There has nd the sales mado were i r Middling Fair. The salt a 10 o Liverpool Jlarket. LIVERPOOL, JAN. *4.—COTtON AIahket.—There lias been very little change in Cotton since 7th lost. The sales were KNJOor 5000 bales daily, at barely previous rates, till Wednesday, when they reached OOUO, and yes terday 7000 bales, at rather steadier prices. The week's sales amount to 43,700 bales, iuuludlug (MOO fur specula- and.inoludli ’ “ "~ d, and 23(50 for quantity forwarded direct into the interior unsold. Tu-day the market is steady. Sales (5,000 hales. Fam°Orlsans C d Middling 69-16d Fair Mobile f»?,d Aliddling '.} a d Fair Uplands 6-* 4 d Aliddling 5, J §d A. DENNISTOUN k CO. SATURDAY, JAN. 15.-The sailing of the Africa maintained its improved t . general demand a WRIUHT, GANDY A CO. HAVRE, JAN. 12.—The advioes brought by the last toaiuer from the United States, eauiu to linud yestai- lay evening; they did sot produce auy effort ou our olton market. To-day the doiuaud has been regular, ind 1,100 bales have bien taken for consumption ai lead/ priovs. ' rote you on Alonday last by the Arctio steamer prici No frost lias taken place this season; the weather continues inild. During tho year of 1862 the number of emigrants have amounted t Depnrnire or htenmrns from Navanaak. TO-1IOKKOW. Florida, Woodhull, for New York, al 4 P. M. H>/«Au, King, for Palatka. Ac., at 10 A. M. Icanhor, Williams, Matthew's Bluff, Ac., at 10 A. M. 9dT The regular U. H. Alail steamers Gordon, Capt. Brooks, I’ulhoun, Capt. Barden, and itel/iinora. Capt Freeland, leave every morning at 4 o'clock,for Charles ton. counooting with ths Charleston steamships Wilmington boats, aud arrive avsry evening in Sa nah at 6 o'clock, P. M. TO LSAVE CHAUUtSTON VOR NSW TOBE. Union, Adams, ou Saturday, P. Al. -Oeparinre of Cara on Ccmrnl Railroad. Two Passbnuku Trains Daily. Kerning TVuim—Leaves Savauuah at 6 P. A . rives at Macon atft.'A A. M..counseling with the South western Railroad toOglotherpe, aud by stagws thsnce to Tallahassee, Culumbns, aud other point* South West. , __ points —LeavusSavanuah at S A. Al., and ar- aconat6)£ P. M, rives in M and Western night traius moss, aud with the Augusta and d(l|w‘ * j * ““ 4, “ Railroad (day train) to Augusta; aud (go Railroad to MiUodgavill* front Gordon. _ muectiog with the Maci Atlanta, Aloulgomery and * Wnyat " ’ MAHIKE INTELLIGENCE. MEMORANDA. Charleston, Fob. 3—Arr, schr Roswell King, llsndall, Darien, Us; subr Ueyward, AlcDoogal, Hstill* River; steamer Jasper, Brooks, Jaeksoavllle, Fla, 224 negroes. Baltimore, Jan. 31—Arr, brig Champion, Davis, to days from Savannah. Holmes's llolo—Arr, 26th nit, Br bark Falcon. L, Savannah for bt John's, N U; brig Rescue, HtrUton, Darien tor Boston. Boston, Jan. 2V—Arr, bark Ranger, Fogg, from 8a- vauuab; seiir Ocean Bird. Weeks, do, schr Now-York Packet, Thompson, Darien, Gooogia. Jan. 31st- Arr, brig Umpire, from Savannah; schr Judyn Tenney do. Below—Brig Galena, Savannah; »ho is aground os Lovell's Island, bat will Mac offal high water; she arrived at Bos on on tho Sist. New-York, Jan. 31— Cld. e»br Ariel. Austin, Jack sonville. Arr. schr Eoohantreo*. Tyler, Bavaanab. Tho shin Atlantic, at New-York 3l*t, reports: Jan 22, 1st S3 IU, fou 66 flu, spoke ship Cornells, of Now-York, 3 day* from Savannah for Liverpool. >Von an Portt. Liverpool—Cld. Arab, Dolaue.for Savanhah; Indus try. Clark, do. In river outward bound -Jaue Hunter, for Savauuah. Entered foi loading, 14th, ADroae, Pitt, for Bavaanab. £«al, 14th—Sailed, Victory. Bodbcad, for Savannah. Fnl Lick to Greenock, I lib. Argyle, Rattan, fur Sa- ***ash. Railed, RKh, Oxford, lluatsr, 1st Savannah. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MFKC1AL NOTICE, ft——8T. ANDREW'S IIALL.-Inconseqnence PsA of th* crowded houses to witness WAliOH'S MIRROR OF ITALY, and in compliance with nume rous requests, seats may be seoured during the day. Office boars from 10 to 12 b. 11., and from 3 to 4 P- M. jan 28 tf ft»»-*~—The AQUATIC Ol.ll It inut yesterday anj adjourned to moot nt 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT at Mr. C. A. L. Lauah’s Office, where all members arc requested to moot, as business of importance will be transacted. 1 fsb 4 NOTICE. ft--——.. The regular monthly meeting of the Havan- nah TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY will be held This Evening, as usual, in th* Armory Ilall, at tg past 7. Among other matters tho question of tho Liquor Tratlio, in furthoranoe of the plan proposed by tlio ClDseus' Mooting of last Friday Eveuing, will bo discussed. By order of Ex. Coin., feb 4 CHAS. II. DURYEE. ft ~ Wo have frequently heard the cclobrated GERMAN BI1TEB.8, sold .y Dr. C. M. Jackson, 12U Arch street, Philadelphia, spoken of iu terms of th* highest commendation, aud we honestly believe that it is one of the best Alediclnos advertised for tho complaints for which it is recoin me uded. They arc plsasaut to ths taste, nnd can be taken under any ciroumstouooa, by Die most delioate stomach. The press far and wide, havo uultsd in commending this invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility, bo.; and such ar* Dio healing offsets of this panacea, that w* hope it may be introduced to over/ family where dys pepsia has, or is likely to have a victim. Im fob 4 U N IT K D 8TA T US MAIL LINE FOR NEW-YORK. ^ To leave on SATURDAY,^ 5th Feb., Tho United Staton Mail steamship FLORIDA, Capt. M. C. Woodlmll, will leavo as above. For freight or passage apple to feb 2 PADELl’OltD, FAY b CO. UNITED S T A T E S MAIL LINE FOR PIIILADKLFUIA. To leave ou WEDNESDAY. 9th Feb., at o'clock M., precisely, TiT^j'^ffMto T>l " now splendid steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. Wal ter Collius, will positively leave as above. For freight or passugo apply to jan 27 C. A. L. LAMAR. FOR NKW-YORK. ■J'o Sail on Saturday, IStb Febr'y, The U. 8. AI. Steamship ALABAMA, ■ Capt. C. I). Ludlow, will leave asobovs. For freight or passage apply to jan 31 FADELPORD, FAY b CO. For AiiKiiutn mill llttitibiirKt nnd Inirrme- dime liiuiiliii|>H on tiu> River. To Leave WEDNESDAY, Feb.'i, at 12 o'clock. irwsrn The steamer II. L. COOK, Capt. Fra- --"A 11 .-;—r > ‘° r . -Ill l»«v» »» »'«■««• Kor rr.lKht ■ukevibkuseMwor passago, liaving good aocommoda- tinns, apply onboard, or to f»i» 1 K1NCIJLEY, LOCKETT b CO. For dlmtlicw’H It 1 it it. I*n rnr line In, uud nil Intrrnrodiaie l.nmlinus. 7’i> leave Saturduy, bth inst., at III o’clock A. M. rr^xw Tho steam-packet IVANHOE, Capt. BLjeA**.,- Williams, will leaveasabuve. Freight rnKM fa'-i'tAitothe above places will be received on Friday. For passage apply ou board at the Charleston ■ l«nui-packct Wliarl', or to fob 3 . 8. AI. LAFFITEAU, Agent. FOR NKW ORLKANN. The pnoket sohoouer ENOCH FRENCH, Hall uK'.TA master, huvlug moat of hor oai go engaged, will -KWfithavo dispatch for the above port. For balance freight of 200 casks rice, or passage, apply to feb 3 W 11.1,IS b BUDNDAGE. FOR NKW YORK—Old Katablinlrod Lino DECK LOAD WANTED. Tho schooner .MASON B. DAVIS, A'. B. Davis JPISLi blaster, will meet with dispatch ns above. For MTK freight or passage apply oft board at Telfair's wharf, or to (fo 4) BRIGHAAI, KELLY b CO. mUTIeDI MAIL nTKAMMUll* CON WAV* 1 )A8SRNOEI(8 dPHigniug to cmlmik hy Diin ves X *ul are requested to send in their names to wl» 3 AN DREW LOW b CO. OI,C: BULL'S FAREWELL CONCERTS In America. Oil liULL Bogs to iuforin his frionds amt tlio pulilio in gonoral, that be lore rotirSt.w froaj his Urtisticai career, ho will visit some of the citios of tho South, whore he lias met ou his former tonr such a cordi il reception. THE FIRST AMI) POSITIVELY OWI.T GRAND CONCERT OLE BULL In Savannah WILL TAKE PLACE Oil the TENTH Instant, On which occasion lie will bo assisted by SIGNORA A 1)KI, IN A PATTI, (The Musical riisnomcnou.) IUAUltlCE STRAKOSCH, feb 4 T11E GREAT PIANIST. “ 1 HE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.” FOU SIX NIGHTS ! Cominenct'intg Friday, Feb. 11, 1853. TIIK OLD AND OUIUINAI. Cniii|>lH*l! niimitrels Have the honor to announce to their nnmoroua friends in Savannah, Dial they will open as abovs with 'New Songs, Duets and (Juartetls, Operatic Burlesques, Dancing. Shaking Quakers, ffc. JksT For particulars, sse Bills of the day. Tickets—Boxes aud Paninette, 6U cents. Gal lery, (for colored persons only) 26 cents. Doors open at (>t a —commences at 7)a. r.b. If Dr. F. A. JONES. Afoul. Charleston Auction Sale. Prime Dry Muscovado Sugars. BY HENRY COBIA & CO. On THURSDAY. Feb. 8, at 1U)» o'clock. In Uniou Wbarf Stores, will be sold to the highest bidder 203 libdM. Prime Dry Muecuvndo Sugar, of various brands, part of which is represented as choice, TERMS.—Sums under $3U), cash ; $3UU to $(5UU. sixty days: *600 to *1000, ninety days; over *1000 four U, feh 4 ^ nrC,UU * r * 10 * iv * »PP r «v«*l endorsed notes. For Sale nt Auction BY T. J. WALSll, ^•X^On FRIDAY next, a small BAY MARE, ac- I-oustoiued to the saddle. mb 3 Lost, 4 NOTE OF HAND, drawn hy Joseph Burke XV. in favor of John Low, for eight hundred dollars, wiin interest, dated the 6cb February, 1662. All per sons are hereby cautioned against trading fur said note, as payment will be mado ou it this day. fob 4 1* JOUN LOW. N4IT1CK. A I.L porsous iinlnbled to Dr. 8. 8. Crawford will save oosts by caliiug at our office and rnakiug payment before the 15tb of February, jau 22 tf NOR *VuOD b WILSON. muIaEs: r |^\VENTY young, large MULES—For sale nt X Browu b Harris’s stable, jan 28 6* JACOB ELLISTON. \rOT14'L.—The Reward offered by me lur th.- Xq apprehension of my negro man BEN, is with- urawn, as 1 have sold hitn. feb 4 11. F. WILLINK. TO 11 IKK. A AIAN SERVANT—Who is a good Cook. Ap- f\. ply to [feb 4—3] J. STODDARD. OVKRMKKK VVANTKO fl^O take t'liargo of h Cotton Piuniutioo. Apply X ‘u (f« 5) ROOT. 11ABER8IIAM b SON. Tj^IGM.—UiKJ uruuis Figs, for sulo iow to close X consignment by (fob 4) COHEN b TARVER. 1 AAIfalNH.—100 whole, half uud quarter lioxch XL Raisins, lauding and for sal* by lob 4 COIIEN b TAR VEIL II OOl'Iilt’S Aroiniilir i/'uclieilu—For mi XX parting an agreoable flavor to tlio breath after ta- kiug medicines, bo., for sale by O. R. b J. B. HENDRICKSON, feb 4 Gibbon's building. O .illTil dc 4.!4>.*M pure extract of Liquorice, L7 received and for sale by feb 4 G. R. k J. B. HENDRICKSON. Court of 4'oui‘iiou Pious unit of 41)or uud Terminer, for tlio City of Naviiunuh. November Term, IbS'J. 11/ IIKIU*.AH, William At. Leigh, Thomas Ford, 7 Y and John F. Tucker, Grand Jurors auiuiuonod to attuud Dio proseut toriu of tliiu Court, mudo default, it is ordered that they be lined each forty dollars; aud whereas Fetor Endih h, James W. Wl.it., M. C. lloury, H Beckwith. John J. Smith. Charles J. Ilall, D. E. Hull, James Smith, E. L. Smith, William McLaughlin, Nicho las lleruandea, Petit Jurors suinmoued to attend the preaeut term of this Court, made default, it ia ordered that they be fined each t«outy dollars; and whereas William It. Llvjd. talisman, summoued ou the petit jury to altcud ths present term of this Court, mad* de fault, it is ordeiod that he be fined ten dollars; and whereas W. Hobkin, talisman, summoned on the petit jury to attoud the present term of this Court, made on the 6th inst. defnutt, it is ordered that he be fined five dollars, unless good aud sufficient cause of uxcuse be filed ou or before Die first day of the next term of this Court. Extract from th* minutes. WAI. U. BULLOCH, feb 4 C'l'k C. C. P. 4 O. a T. CUKTA1N8, CURTAIN ttlATRUIAL, a Batin Damasks: French Moquette; Do. Pliuhes; Lace aud Muslin Curtains AT WHOLESALE & RETAIL. W. II. CAiUlYL’S CURTAIN STORE Is Ns. 100 €bcsisDt-«t. t Philadelphia^ Comer bth-st., opposite the Stale House. O u l*«" always In store u full stock ut French XX BrocAtellos;'Do. Balia Do Lainei; India Batin Damasks: Table A Piano Covars,fte.; Gill Cornices; Gilt Pina aud Bands; Giiupa, Friugee, Cords, Tassels, * SHADES of all prices; Buff Hollands; Shade Flalures. Brasses, Ae n and esery thing eompUie/or Curtains of the newest Paris SUfeS, and at tho lowest prices. P- rsuaa sending tbs height and width of tbolr window frames, can have their Curtail is made aad trimmed in rnauner: see Fashion Plr t js la August number AMYL. Importer of and Dealer in Furnishing Goods, , „ . M$CKedtnut-at., corner 6th-«UneL J« H 17 Opposite tbs Blais lioass, Fbila. ST. ANDREW’S BALL. CROWDED HOUSES I BRILLIANT _ SUCCESS !! Second and Last Week of MIRRORijTAlY! WAUQH’S Immenso and illagniflcent Moving Od«OM«pic mirror of Italy ! ! Mil" Exhibition every Evening, and Wednesday and Saturday AHornoons—commencing at 7, l i and :u. clock. Doors open at 6)4 and 2% o'clock. Cards of admission 60 cents—chlldrsu and servants jan 20 UKKKNK AND PULAHK1 iHOMhil KNT I.OTTKItY OFFICE, Uaudry't Ruilding, Hull si., opposite Post-Office. GREGORY k MAURY. Managtra. Will be drawn in Savanmth, This Day, Ftb. 4. 78 Numbsrs—14 Drawn Ballots. CAPITAL: 4,3 10 DOLLARS! bo. be. be. bo. bo. Tickets >1—Shares In proportion. LYON’S K AT HA I RON! For Ilio 44i-owilt nnd KiiiholllMliinriit of .the Hair, la Prevent lie Fulling IHI' mid Turning Gray* Awarded the highest premiums by the States of ISe+Yark, Maryland and Michigan, ut their Annual Fairs of 1851. fl'IIB KATHAIKON neutralizes tho effect of dis- X oue. cliinpte, aud old age, in preserving and re storing the human Uilr oven after a baldness of twenty years; cleanses the scalp from hcurT aud Dandruff; will aure the Norvona Headache, 8cald Head, Erysipe las, Diseases of tho Skin, bo., und is the mostdosirabh TOILET AltTICJLK, " ""“'lain’* use. iu “ Choicest Ext: or coloring nt llalr Hint clean, bright, soft, lively appearance, secured by no othor preparation. The use ol tho Kathairon is adopted by the first phy sicians iu Europe and America, and nos n patronage aud sale unprecedented in tho history of the materia rnedica. But words are superfluous, a trial only can attest iU real virtue, as luillioua certify. To bo had throughout North aud South America, Europe and the Islands of the Ocean, iu large buttDs, for 26ceuu. Sold in Savaunah by T. Al. TURNER b CO. dec It 181 Bay-street. Lyon’s Extract OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER. 1 A OR Dyspepsia, Cliulic, Cholera ftlorliu*, Chute- I? ra, DixsineNs, Fever and Ague, Hummer Cum- plaiutii, Nervous und Geueral Debility, bo. A purr ur- tirlr, and admiuistered with positive effect iu the above complaints. Also used aa a beverage uud for culinary puriMises. Sold every where. Sold iu Savannah by T. M. TURNER b CO. •loo 11 timo* . 181 Bay-street. 81 40 hints Cuba nnd N ( 100 bbls ltullm-d 76 “ Crushod and Powdered Black do Soap Mustard, Pepper, Allspice and Ginger 60 bbls liultvr, Soda, aud Sugar Biscuit 30 )a do do do do do 12U in Negara, assorted kinds 20 hugs Blank i'upper 5W0 this N O Whisky 100 do White do hela Whisky (5 pipes llullaud du do ieira and Tensriffo,Wino 20 ^ pipes di 160 kegs Uun and Rille Powder 600 bugs Drop uud Buck Shot with a complete uHKnrimeiit of on I'uvorahlu terms by i Custom House Slot , of Groceries, and for sale WEBSTER b PALMES. 400 cr COPPKK. ItagH Prime Green Riu Coffee. 100 do Fair do Prime “ Jamaica" do and JO mats Old Java '* do Prime Laguira ** rnm store by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON b CO. I Fagot of French Sticks." ut Life. By E. M. Howell rse of English Study. Edited, with ind notes, by llcury A. Oakley, -*JL_ Exposition of being iu afo teaching Gran By Elisa Rollins, ioso llidalgo Don Quijote de la Maucha. •f tho English language Elements nf Geology. By Alonso Gray, A. AI. oissing. Complete. JOHN M. COOPER b CO. G1 “W. Rj J UST KHCKIVKD pur N-w York stmimci a liuu assortment of Smoked Reef and Touguei Also—a line article of Fulton Alarket Uocf, aud a vs sty of seasouablo articles, which are offered for sale jan 1 JOHN DALY, 28 Whitaker strecl w w TV Merinos, Cashmeres, Mainline du Luiucs, 8liaw Is, Worsted Plaids, Cassimeros, Blankets aud other stylus of Winter Goods, selling off at reduced prices, ' jan 14 DKWITTb MORGAN. M ALAGA 4* It A l* Ivs, KuimiiM, l-’iys, &c.— Just received per steamer, 6 kegs Grapes, 10 box es liainins, 10 half boxes do., 10 qr. do. do., 10 bills. Ap ples, 6 boxes Lemons, Crauberrels, Figs, Almonds, Pe can Nuts, English Walnuts, Pig Hams, Smoked Beef, Fultou Alarket Beef, Pig Pork, Bologna Sausages, be jau 14 GEO. ALEXANDER, Cor. Bull and Congresa-sts., Atonument Sqr. Corner of Bay und Whitaker streets. pINi-.Al’PLKH AND OltANGKS.—Just X received, a fresh supply, for sale by jan 7 A. BONAUD. C l A.W 1*11 INK.—A fresh supply euiietautly 6n j hand by J. A. MAYER, J»n 7 151 Broughton street. N' jan 19 AlORHK b NICHOLS. M No. 1 Mackerel. rels und kiU; 30 whole and hall'bbls No. JAlackerel; 10 kits Salmon ; 20 quintals Codiish, lauding from schr I'henix and for sale by. jau 10 CLAP HORN A CUNNINGHAM. lUTTKH AND 411 liKNli.—Hi kegs choice lJ Goshen Rutter; 30 boxes English Dairy Cheese; U do l'iue Apple do; 6 bbls Hmokod Beef and Tongues, jun Id Raspberry . . nuiiumcmreu uy a. <i. ciicareau, ju lived per steamer State of Georgia, and for sale by jan 21 W. W. LINCOLN, Mnunmout h.;r. I NDIA HI 1,14N, l’iillicit Fmiicli llriliiuiil, Organdies and Muslius, just received and'lor sal by 1 jan 28] NKV1TT. LATHBOP A8TEBBIN8. / 11 U I M ITItKiNG TU4IJLS—Just received und n, •xlo by F. W. CORNWELL, 102 Bryan-i LASh, 4! 114)4'KKit Y nnd C'liinu Ware. A full assortment constantly on hand and for sale ( Juii221 COLLINHb UULKLEY. c 1 importation, for sale by the solo ng»- JAU 3 COHENS A HERTZ. H A V .—till InU-p |iiiim- Eikxtt-rii Huy, now iund iug from the brig Laratine, for sale by J»» 4 BUNKER A OGDEN. 1 ' ?UMNlTt lU\ i n„r I t.... I. HofM sued , Bureaus, in storo aud Tor salo bj J»n * I iqtlOKH, j Rum, in.to ,or salo by BUNKER b OGDEN. lurrnls Phclp's (iiu, 4U burreb for sale by E. O'BYRNE^ I .M.Db'lt*—250 IiuitcIh Haltiiuuri) l-’luur, 25 do. Genetree do., 25 do. lilrnm Smith's do., reoeived and for sale by j jan It] AloMAHUN b DOYLE. 'iVriNTKIt WI1AL.K OIL. —1000 guilon- f y Bleached Winter Whale Oil, warranted to stand y: *«.»* ‘ ’ SWIFT b CO. 1 JLOUK.-40 bbls. Ilirain Bmiili Flour 30 do. pnra Ueneaea do 1W do. Urt-ltimors do. J.anding and for sale by 4ssM CLAGHORNb CUNNINGHAM. |»ALTlill4)ltK FLOiJIt.-KKl bkls. now J J landing per schooner W«.odbridge from Baltimore, aadfor sole by [jau 4] BUNK Elt b OGDKN. ^OHN.—-*J,U00 bushels prime White Flint North I'll Ml l)A.II H41IN API’S. — Wolfe’s Aro latlo Sebeidain Schnapps—a Tueic, Dlnretic. anti ’—’ ’ Oofdu'—• -*—*—* — . speptioand luvige rating for aala by jan 17 20 .-dial. Just received and W- W. LINCOLN, Monument Hqua HIILH. PI LOT It 14 If AD* 10 bbls. he da Biscuit, 10 do. Sugar do., 12 do. Butter do., in store and tor sale by U*n 26J E- O’BYRNE. CjOAP AND 4’ANDi.KH.—50Imxea Colgate’s Cl end Bandal’a Snap and Candles, received and lor tsLshj (.jan 11 j MnMAUON b DOYLN- 8PECIAL NOTICES. A NKW HB.MKUY Discovered for the cure if Scrofula, Rickets Htic Complaints. aa-^^RADWAY b CO., the celebrated Ch.mUu NvJ, have discovered another powerful qniok remedy tor the speedy cure o; f'oretola, Rlnkctn Cancel, Tumors, Syphllt And either obstinate or oht ’ io dieases. Tlio moment this extraordinary Medicine da taken begin* to oaro-the patient feels it working ia the iyi! tern almost instantly. It imparts eleotrloity to«» erf bone, muscle, flbrs, nerve and secretion of Lbe aval* 7 resolving and driving out all dtaeased deposits cImT* ing, purifying and enrishing the blood, InvIgontiL .1 healthy action the nervous energy, nnd Imparting hid thy vitality to avery function in the body. It u pj ' ant to take, aud quick to act. It la called Had*,, . Renovating Resolvent, price*! per bottle, and Hadaav-. Ready Rolief is sold for 26 aud 66 coots per buttle h cures all Rheuinatlo, Neuralgic and Nervous I’alus! Ft will ouro Chill* and Fever In flfteon mlnutes-stop th. distressing pains*of Diarrhoea In ton minutes, and cheek the most painful discharges (ft ttftesu or tweutv tni. 22: r.b 3 Attention Georgia llunnara.' Wb Tuesday, th* 8th of February nmt, ,, •^-3* Election will be held at th* Drill Room a the Corps, at 7)» o'clock, F. M., for 1st Lieutenant, 2si Lieutonaut, and Cornet, and to All all vacancies which may then aud there ooour. By order of CAPT. C. A. L. LAMAR, 1 j*ft2V id J. P. W. READ, O. 8. G. H. WOODAIAN‘8 « CIIKUttY EXPECTORANT, ►^^Yor th* cur* of Consumption, Decline, Aith- Bronchitis, Wasting of ths Flsih, Nitht Sweats, Spitting of Blood, Whooping Cough, DiFBealtv of Breathing, Colds, Coughs, Influensa, Phthlile, P»„ iu the Side, and all Diseases of th* Chest and Luugi. It is pleasant to tako,aud perfectly safe in accordsqcs to th* directions. By it* timely uso you may sseurt yourself from Die dangerous oonsoqusnces of Cough: aud Colds, which, neglected, ripen into fatal Con*ainr,. tiou." Buy one bottle and give it a fair trial. Rerato. ber th* name, Cherry EXPECTORANT. 8old ia tvm Drug8tor*. d#c# Private Hospital. DOCTORM W1LDMAN dk GANAHI,, Fahm-sthkzt, West end or the Plank noAn. Dhs. W1LDMAN b OANAUL having completed tho arrangements for a Privot* Hospital, and flttod up the same with all the appliances ^ of hygiene, good nursing, and medical and surgical tt- tcndance, now offer the benefits of th* iuUtaUon to the public. The terms of admission are *1 per day. This will **- our# constant and efficient medical attendance, tntdi- cinei, board and lodging. Ten dollars will be r*qairt4 in advance, which will not be subject to reclamation.- Apartments perfectly private may be obtained on rta- - mumble terms. . That the institution may partake as much as possill* 1 of the benevolent pnblio character wbioh the orlglu- tors iutendeA, they have solicited the following gentlt- men to aet aa a board *r visitors, who wll^ at all oat ' any time inspect the premises, and whose names ui ,' guarantees to the public of its efficient management. Eilon Cheves, i John W. Anderson, ,«Fs A. A. HmetA, Charles Green, | John W. Rabnn, Joseph H. Charles ( John Boatoa, Holm Montgomery Camtniug. Arrangements havo also boon made for tlm accomno- dattoa ut uegrocs. P. U. WILDMAN, M. D.,' Cornor Abercorn and South Broad-it. CHAS. GANAIIL, M. D., dec 21 8outh Broad-street, East of ltaraarJ. DR. J. J. KODKItTSON, OrriCE, NO. 100 BKOOaUTON-STUKET. Residouao, “ Marshall House.” 6m may 28 niUUlCAL C'O.PARTNKRHlliP. Dr. £. U. MARTIN and Dr. U. L. BYRI), ■vvJSh having associated themselves la the prac tice of their Profession, may be foond at their Office, it the reeidence of Dr. B., No. V7 Broughton-street, south side, between Bull and Drayton-streeL. Dr. AI. mif ' be found at tho Marshall House at night. 6m no C DENTISTRY. OK. IK. C. HE ALD Performs all operations psrtainiug to Natural or At^id-, cial Teeth, lu the best style. Office Hrst corner west if the Marshall Home. 1/ jan 17 AQUATIC CLUB, are requustod to hand ia. their names to either of the uuderaigued, and meet it the Pulaski House on Thursday, Feb. 3d, 1853, at lb o'clock A. M. JAMES II. COUPER, JAMES P. SCREVEN, RICHARD T. GIBSON, RANDOLPH SPALDING, C. A. L. LAMAR, ANDREW LOW, jan 13 TliOS. M. FORMAN. tf UKNT1MTUY. DR.Q. D. BARN E8, Nurulcnl nud Hlerlianlcal Denllat. Office corner of Congress and WhiUksr-ste., .ovsr Mr. / Prendergast'a Dry Goods Stors. iy ap 17 Dll. WM. NFPI1UW KING, ^Having located in Savaunab, offer* his pre- fessioual services to eitisena in th* city and vicinity. Office corner of Barnard and Stole streets. ItK^EKENCES.—Kobt. Hutchison, Esq. Stephen Ih- bershain, Esq.; Juha R. Wilder, *>i.; and Mcur*. Way b King. ja^6 A Free Invitation to nil ClnsseN, To test the efficacy of Uudway's Ready Relief. ft" ' all who suffer with Rheumatism, Ntu* ralgia, Sick Headache, Dlarrhoto, or Chill Fever, call upon the Agent of Radway's Beady Belief for their town, and whatever your complaint may D, w* guarantee that in leas than five minutes aR«r u»ing it yon will be from paiu. We promise you that however sever* you may suffer from pain on entering th* store, that if you apply it on the spot, you will be free from pain on returning home. Radway’s Ready Relief sots instautly. It ia quick, safe, pleasant and pdlferfa).- Let all who suffer pain call upon the Agent and try th* R. R. R., it will cure you. lm isnfl' TAPSCOTT’S FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND EMIGRATION AGENCY, ft Persons wiehiug to send for their frisad*. and desirous of bringing them out by flnt olass packet ships, are informed that the subscribers ore the only agents for tiie above Agency in this city. They are also authorised to draw on Alessrs. Wm. Tapacott b Co., Livorpool, in sums from £1 and up wards, wbioh drafts are negotiable in any town through out iruluud and Great Britaiu. Drafts on France and Germany, pnyable in all psrU of the Continent, also for sale. Apply to dec 24 ly BUNKER b OGDEN, 80 Baj-«t FRANK LIN J f* B Q F F l V K. WM. H. ROYAL, PLAIN AND FANCY BOOK AN J JOB PRINTER, il‘21 Cor. RroiiBliton At WIiltukci’Mts. <>'“ DENTISTRY. EHo So 3E"®"Yf A Bs Bis hurulral and Merhanlcal Uentlal. » -OBc« I. BKOUUUTON STREET— suutb lilie- -n,,r Wbiuker-at. I, 10T ® Q. N. NICHOLS, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER, Mull-et., opposite I'nlnekl House, SAVANNAH, GA. Kg* Cirenlars, Cards, Bills of Lading, Checks, **4 Posters and Programmes,done at abort notice. (f 1 J Book and Job Printing) No. 104 llrvnuHst. _ (ENTRANCE IN THE LANE.) . /\llDKIt« irlt ut tliu Priutiiiff Office, or at ID V / Bookstort of tha subecribers. will be promptly *■** anted. JOHN M. COOPER b CO. Vive Dollars KewaiTl Will b« p>l<l fur Ui. d.lir.rr <•< * 0->';P WATCH, Worn III. Cb.rl.it.. wb* r '' ’*• 11,712, Genova, maker E. Calmer. All persons are cautioned Watch,(feb 3) $50 Reward W ILL be paid ou uonvictioa forlbe prt™ the individual who entered my ynrd «* 8 * nali by jumping tb* fence, and maliciously “P ’ Harness during the absence of the driver. I*J} Wj day night, the &th ult. J. P- A. DUPO« 3 Isle of Hope, Jaunafy 31, IMS. - ~jjuT"u~hull. Mnn«v c. *»**• co-vxktnbumiip noticb. ffMIK unilnrsisned hus this day as.«fMiinteil e** ^ I Mr. HENRY C. KINO, of Glynn C«■»»/. uTium lie will continue the Factorage Mid C 0 ' 0 *? r Uusinese in this olty, under th* firm of Hall b Ki «• JNO. H. HULL, No. 2W U»J Savaanaii, Jannaty 12,1S63, BUI I* HOVE ME NT Is tb* enter of the day, aud as U Is oentompIsDd to si ter and improve our present store, W# wUI *«“ our stock of Ready Made CloUiin^ ^ W ilOl.Et'ALKor retail lnssD.cn it cun in auy Northern city. Grsat bargain* given. W* must sell before th* masons aadcarLseto v commence. HOUSTON b GKOUNDKSOH, 96 IgwMU FOR MALE. . imbJ 6 BONDS of tlw City of HnvanDah. ono ***** dollars each, by [fob I tf] “ ' GEO. >. 7^ANDLKH.-25 boxee Paioot Tallow CamUD, I# •* Ch *“ -t0r * Bo4 fentXY.
