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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1853)
V i i' i f I ■••'' * ■ f 1 ,» .' “ "' S * *» ■ ' * ■■•it f- HVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, HALF YEARLY IN ADVANCE SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12, 1853. jj[ WILLIAM T. THOMPSON, EDITOR. The oily Trcasuror submitted n School Fund, allowing u balance in tbu Treasury of 1356.40. Resignations. The resignation ofOwrn O’ilotirkr, as Superin* londeiit of streets and lanes, wot roud and accented —to tukH eflcct after the election of his successor. The resignation of John Mastorson, as Sergeant of the City Watch, wav read and accepted—to take puyutile to the Carriors’. Single copies, tTirbk cents.’ •ffecl niter ithe next meeting of the Council. The 44 Tut-Wkkki.v Mohmiivg Nicws," (for the _ Resolution* Read and Adopted. Wkkki.y Mouning Ntcws,’ uotry.) containing nil tho now matter and ertieoiuuuts of the Daily, ia furuishml for Turkic dollars per annum, in ndvuuoo. Advertisements inserted at tho following rates :— One insertion 00 ots. 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Transmitted,for the Daily Morning New CJkmrlcMtou Cotton illurkct. Charleston, Feb. lltli P. M. To-day, Friday, the market wqh languid nnd Irooping. The sales wars 1,100 hales at 8 to 0| cents. _ [Urricui. | Proceeding* of Connell* Savannah, Feh. 10, 1853. Council mot. Present—Ilia Honor R. Wayne, layor; Aldermen Mallary, Brunner, Harris, Kior. mi, Luumr, Bulloch, Arnold, Uminhl, McMuiiou, The Minute* of the lent, mooting of Cuuncil w ead und confirmed. Tin* Information and Fine Dockets were road aud on Armed, except where uppnnls Imd been entered Appeal Cases. Tim City of Savannah vs. Joseph Burke—Oh itructing ur blocking up Bay-lano with cotton on .beSrd.rcbruury, 1833; liued by biv Ilouor the May* t 10. Appeal entered. WitueXsea sworn—For iufor- latiou, Aldurman C. A. L. Lumar, Owen O’Rouke, iVillinm Hvroll; for Defence, l’utrick Donneguu. ordiol (luilty. Alderman Mallcry, seconded by Alderman Me- Buliuti moved to reduce tho Cue ut $5. Carried. The City of Savannah ye. Culdwt-ll, Neely Sc Co. Obstructing or blockiug Up Bay-lane with cotton i 3d Feb. 1853. Witnesses for information, same in lust case—for Defence, Joseph Uourke. Alderman Arnold, secouded by Alderman Lamar, moved that the above appeal cuso bo dismissed, mid hat Josoph Bourke bo placed upon the Information Docket for thu same otic lice, uml that Aiuzi Neely summoned as u witness in said case. Motion cur- d, cate dismissed, aud Joseph Bourke according- placed upou tile Information Docket. Joseph iil’kn appeared und uunouuced himself ready fur Arial. Council thou proceeded to try the following The City ofSavounah, rs. Joseph Bourke. Ob- ilnicling or blockiug up Bay Lane with cotlou on 3d.of February 1853. YVituosstui sworn — for infornintiou, Alderman Charles A. L. Lainar, Owen O'Rourke, William Bwollv Amzt Neely. For defence, Michael Doyle. Verdict guilty. Alderman Mallrry moved to fine the dofendent 10. Loot. Ahlormau Arnold, seconded by Alder- mn Laumr, moved to fine the defendant $3. <'Jur ied. \ THt Clt) of Savamiuh rs. Joseph . Bourke. Ob truding ur blocking Up with *o<Wa . pwbli. «*»—. if place iu the City of Nsivunnah, on the 5th Febru- ry, 1853. Fined by Ins Honor the Mayor $30. Ap peal entered. Witnesses sworn —for information, Philip M. Russul), City Marshall, Alderman Richard D. Ar nold, Joshua Gnfllth, a am tic I Konuular, Edward T. Clorke. Pieu guilty. Alderman Mallery, seconded by Alderniun Arnold, moved that the line imposed by hie '.louur die Mayor he confirmed* Curried. Mayor's Fine Rook. The City of Savunnuh vs. Moses, Jefferson, and Tom, propet ty of Henry Porter, u nou-residcut.— Working without porter badges, contrary to ordi nance, 3 cases—tine $10 each. The above cases were referred to Council by his Honor the Mayor. Hon. Charles S. Heury appeared in behalf of the defence. After heariug tho evidence, and statement *’ Council, on inoliou of Alderman Lamar, the fine r tou dollars iu each ease was confirmed. Reports. Tho Special Comaiiuco to roport upon the ordi- niytce to iucrease the Mayor's salary have examined into the matter, und recoiuiu*. id the passiug of the following ordinance us a substitute. W. (i. Bulloch, Chairman' Savannah, Keb. 1, 1853. A Bill to be entitled au Ordinance, further to de- lino the duties of the Mayor aud to fix his salury. .The Committee on Pumps, thro’ Aid trinan Brunner, Chairman, made n verbal report unfavorable to the nissuge of the pet tiou of Ezra Kent, Contractor in !5I, asking compensation for extra services. Oil uioltou, dliid report was received uud adopted. Ills Honor the Mayor called to the chair his JIou- Richard D. Ann.hi, Chairman of Council. A Bill to be entitled nn Ordinance further to de fine tho duties of the Mayor und to fix his salary, was read the second time adopted u> a substi tute for the Ordiuauce read u second time und reier- red to a special couitnittoe, on the 27th January, 1853. By report of committee, this lUtli Februry, I853, huid Ordinance, after having the blauk filled up with $3300, was amended and adopted, section ‘ y section, and theu paused under tho title thereof. Hit Honor R. Wayne, Mayor, then resumed the Chair. Communications. John Stoddard, Chairmun of tbo Commissioner*! of Pilotage, appeared uud laid before the Board a mmmuuicatiou relative to a memorial from the 'omtnissioners of Pilotage, aud certain other mat ters, aud requested that Uio sumo be referred to the- roper committees. On inction of Alderman Mul- sry, seconded by Alderinuu Brunner, tho same was l olerred accordingly. Ordinances. Tho Ordinuuco relative to tho Msssie Poor School uni, aud the Ordiunnco relative to creating the oIUcb of Deputy Murshul, were postponed until tho next regular meeting of Council. A Bill to he entitled nn Ordinance to authorize tho Mayor to subscribe for sp much of the extended stock of the Savannah Has Light Company as tho cuy is entitled to, aud also to authorize the issuing ’ Bonds to meet said subscription, was read ths i time. On motion, the rules of Cuuncil were ipemlcd, the said Ordinuuco was read the second time, and then passed under the title thereof. An Ordinance to amend un Ordinance entitled “an Ordinance to amend the Tax Ordinance of the City, uud in regulate drays, carts, wagons, trucks uud oth er vehicles, uud to fix the prlco of license for the satnn, passed 20th December, 1810,“ was read tire first time. On motion, tho rules of Council wero 4u»pended, the said Ordinance was rend the second " oe, and thou passed under the title thereof. An Ordinunco to assess u toll, on locomotives, etc., passing over the Plank Road, and for the regulation of said Road, was reud the first time. . Petitionf and Applications. The petition of the Wardens, aud Vestry, and Duiliing Committee, of 8t. John’s Church, asking “ permission to move their puling out two und a half f«et, us is the case with other public buildings and most private edifice.*, placed on trust lots, ’ was road and referred to the Committee on Streets aud enos. : ., • *. ,.v. v The petition of Lot Holders, south of Taylor- street and north of tiaslou-straci, praying Council cause thu present system of Water Works to xicuUed to the south side of Gaston-street,” was and referred to tho Committee uu Water Works. The petition of James Duun, Lamp Contractor, praying “you to take tho mullet into consideration, “ud either entirely discharge mo from the contract, or allow m& a price for my «*rVicea by which 1 “hall not be tho loaer," was read aud referred to the CumniiUoe on Gas. The petition of Levi 8. Ruasoll asking pemission Couur.il to raise ibe dwelliug hou ie on Lot No. 13 Jo tht pitch of the roof, and to cuu-e the sume to be tinned, road, aud Od motion granted. T he petition of the city Constables paying ail in- cr«ii*o of salary, was mad au»l referred to the Com- »uitc*« ou Finance. Election*. t utmcil proceeded to the Election of two Weighers ”, “Vi and upon counting out the Ballots, Orrlu onded by Alderniun By Alderniun Arnold, Guiiuhl: Resolved, Thut the Committee on Water Works be authorized, after consult ition with the consult ing Engineer, Mr. Craven, to mnke such altera lions with Messrs. Worthing- in the contract cutarod ton and Morse, as limy be deemed of essential .... portanco to tlio durability sud convenience of the proposed works: provided, that under uo circum stances shall the sum of 300,000 dollars, oxclusiva of the sum of 23,000 dollars fur the site, ho excueded without special permission of Cuuiioi; “ .Ids - • • - - m2 Alderman Arnold, secouded by Aldnrmau Resolved, That the Muyor Im authorized to sell so many of the bonds of the city, for tho Wuter Works, uh may be required to moot the first install ment duu to Messrs. Worthington and Morns, tho contractors for said works, whotievcr it may become By Alderman Arnold, seconded by Aldermau La- Reaolced, That the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to subscribe for the amount of extended stock in the 8avaiinuh Gus-lighl Company, Brunner: Resolved, That the Clerk of Council be directed to advertise for tbe olectiou of superintendent of streets and lanes, one sergeant of City Watch and ity constable, at the next meeting of Council. Amount of accounts passed $3,510.88. Council adjourned. EDWARD G. WILSON. Clerk of Couucil. io duties of the Mayor and to tlx hit sot. 1st. Rs it ordained by tho Mayor aud'Aldermen of tliss city ot Uavannah, and hamlets thereof, in Coun cil assembled, and it is hereby ordained by ths authority of ths sans, that from and aftsrtho puiaags of this or dinance, in addition to duties Imposed by existing or dinances, itshalibe tho duty of ths Mayor to have an ofilcoin tho Exchange Building, and it shall bo bis duty to attend there from tea o'clock A. M , to ouo o'clock T. M. daily, bandars excepted. Sect.‘Jud. And be it furthor ordained by the authority aforesaid, that he shall be chairman of the committed Sect. 3rd. And bolt further ordained by the authority aforesaid, that lie shall examine wcokl< the books of aid tho offloors of Council; shall superlut* Ad and inspect every public work done in tho city, under the au thority of Council, shall see that all eoatraets between theoity and other parties are properly drawn up. exe cuted and performed, shall Inspect the streets, lanes' squares and public grounds as often as the interests of the oily require, for the purpose of seeing that they are kept in proper order, and shall generally super intend thu city officers and see that their several duties are faithfully performed. Heot. 4th. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That he (the Mayor) shall eee that a portion of the City Watch are stationed at the guurd- houso, alternating each day, to Like charge of suen -— —» ** there lor inisdc•nieanors, and »« yer- form such other duties as may bo required of them, Soot. 0th. And be it farther ordained by the authority oresald, that the salary of tho Mayor from and aftor u passage of this ordinance shall be at tbe rate of enty-five hundred dollars per annum, payable in quarterly instalments. be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, that all ordinances or parts of ordinances militating against this ordinance, shall be and H1CRAKD WAYNE, Mayor. Ordinance to authorise the A Bill Mayor to subscribe fc of the Savannah Gas entitled to, and also to authorise the'issning of bonds titled much of the extended etook Savauuah Gas Light - Company as the city is ity of Savannah and the hamlets thereof in Council assembled, and it is hereby ordained by the au thority of the same, That the Mayor be and he ie hore- bv authorised, for and iu behalf of thle corporation, hundred aud iwonty-five shares of »»uum biuck of the Savannah Gas Light Compa- iy, being the amount which falls to the city in the ap- aaid, 1 hat the Mayor be aud ho ie hereby authorised ... issue band* of the city, in the usual form, to the amount of live thousand dollars, bearing Interest at the rate of payment for the new subscription to Gas stook. Site. 3. Be it further ordained by tbe authority afore said, that all ordinances and parts of ordinances^mili tating against this ordinance be and they ancesj mu Ordiuauce to amond the Tax Ordinance of the city, and to regulate Drays, Carts, Wagons, Truck* ^ud other vehicles, and to fix the prioo of licenses for the same—passed 30th December, 1849. Sxo. 1. Be it ordained by tbe Mayor and Aldonnen of the city of Savannah and the hamlets thereof in Cot ncil assembled, nnd it is hereby oiCained by the au thority of the same. That from aud after the passing of this Ordinance, the first section of said ordinance— passed2Uth Deaem'r—shall be amended by inserting tli (lowing after the words “for every Omnibus, twenty- other vehicle, ipooitioil — if drawn by ono horse, ten dollars drawn by two horses, firtoen dollars; if drawn by three ' sos, twenty dollars ; if drawn by four or more Iiorses, nty-firc dollars. Sec. 2. Be it farther ordained by the authority aforo said, That all ordinances or parts of ordinances viola ting thu piovisions of this hereby repealed. be and the i i Council, Havanaah, 10th Fobruary, 1853. R. WAYNE, Mayor. One of the tuuny little isluude thut, springing up in the midst of tho Rhino, add so much to tho vnriod bounty of that noblo river, is tho well known lusul. Nomauherder, sitiuiod ut a slight distauce above the heights of tho .Siebougehurgo. The scene ry at this part of the river is, without exception, beautiful—on oue hand the majestic summits of mountains rise iiijthe distauce, whilst the Rliiuo on the opposito side, fi * _ broad but bounded by the vine-clad hills, that rise out of the wutors, und iu which ure rcllocted their verdant bu ses, with such portions of the scuttured villages us tuny skirt the water's edgn. Which wuy soever the eyu bo lurnod, it is greeted by n landscape of the finished beauty. The broad rivor, enclosing illiin two arms the island we have mentioned, re sume* its course within nioro contracted limits. To tho right, crowuiug a lofty rock, are thu ruins of the old ensile of Rolaudseck, from which the brave Ro- IhuiI, nephew of Charlemagne, looked down Barker und i sleeted. i declared duly fM. Proposol*. t no proposals to put up the roof in the market are read, uui Ue proposal of Gilbert Butler was accepted--Huuount $4B0. .. ,,i * W. 0!l0r Mi/i/ripurim! lint li.d iwo %“ ! < '™>Utilr« ..or.I In iMUiirw lira l.n m™imjl f n""? 1 ' -Ohou* Mlirx, *).(. ill>.( ha bull primed f Cm Uio Waurwurk., mil a.liuil lor the ii ^.r” 31 " 0 of Council—mi iimllun the action of •MUnmvm coiiflniiBtl. K.Jwiu l-aroouj, J.i.pitc- WIV(I .Uhniillod hi. It'll... I for Fohro.ry, •! l.ntuol Uro.s Com.lory. .. .. ruatuuftii Jammry Irjl. tho BttlO island ; a considerable encroachment of land upon the bed qf the river marks the site of tho adjacent islet of Urafenwerder, joined to the right hunk of the Rhine, some years since, by the celebra ted Wiebuking. This is a rapid, and, for our purpose, sufficient sketch of tho present appoaranco of the spot inn wliiuli the incidents recorded in our imrrcttve are said to have occurred. Huviug. therefore, duly muJe known to tho most gentla render the place which hi* attention is directed, it rcmaius only sutiefy him concerning tho tune; iu this respect lie must, indeed, be exorbitant, wlins require com plete satisfaction ; in this, as iu other legeuds, it is most sufficient that the time lies—remote. If this specification should not bo satisfactory, threo more only reuiuiu to be given. Tho uyeuts we are about to record happened before the ensile of Roluud- seek was a ruin, before tho convent of Nouucu- warder became a hotel, uud before the baud of im provement hud joined tho contiguous islet to the iuaiu laud. Thosowho havo admired tho Rhino when clothed in its summer, ur, hotter, its autumnal splendor, can scurccly be able to coiicotvo tho appearance of the same rivur during tho winter season. The hills quired uo much lieuuty from the viucyard* that _ HHBL .... ,-JK . that covered their sides limit, Irons that very circuiu- stmice, appear yet more desolate; their verdure, unlike that of our turfclad hills, disappears with the fall of the loaf, leaving nothing fur the eye to dwell upon but the coarse sandy soil ou which thu planted, together with the tall eiraight tiich they are trained. The river, also, which in the warmer season, had glided swiftly nud smoothly on its course, now swells und rages, bearing with it, iii au impetuous torrent, vast masses of ico, which bear do»trucliou to every vessel that dares to encounter their violence. During this season, too, the usual hounds no longer restrain tho angry Hood, but the rivor pours forth ita witters over the adjacent lauds, to a considerable distance on eiiber side. It was in In the depth of suclt a winter that a fair lady knelt within the convent of Nuunenwerder. Witkia a small none cell, containing no furniture besides her pallet, n single stool, and the table with its hook uud crucifix, before which she wav pros trated, all spoke of seclusion and penance. Yet t!ie lady’s dross of purest white was not that of one who had forsworn the world, uud her. feature*, though reeving the ie«at hitler anguish, seemed, world, originally, to Lv© been moulded *Ky mirth’aud gaiety. But uow, oven the mitory of die aceno without, could not have vied with tie dreariness nud dessiatina of the heart that once throbbed an and, ns she knelt before the ily, nnd, salvation, to* lips formed the oft reps wandering back to scene ‘1 cannot,’—aud she Y from her vaio aspiruti thoughts hang over this world and Rudolf. A soft lap at her coll door announced a visitor, uud the next inuumut tho abben- entered , the lady abb*., wa. a .Lately aromwi and m««j, yw I... dr*u l»>|iuki> hiiiitilii.r, auil ... nimbi bir word* b*t« done, but tlmir y«|r wand belied item. hiilior, filler Cllt'l.tliie, to loam tliy limit determination, the month thy parents gavn thee fnr redaction bus now elapsed—wilt thou, then sister, return to thy home, and wed him for whom thou art destined, or dona it better plcuse thee tu preserve u vain aud forbiddeu love, shut up for lifo in this convent}’ A half suppressed sigh whs the only answer ou tho part of the sorrowing Christine. * My child, I want un answer. Still Cliristiue replied only by Iter 'Christine,'said tho ublms*, 'thou bust a duty to perform, bust llioujpi uyed for stteugth to go through 4 1 liavo knelt, ludy—nud Christina paused, for thO'durcd not ndd thut aho Imd knell iu pruyer. Tho uhhess, however was satisfied—she perceived not tho distinction between prayers that dwell only on thu lips, uud those that ariao from the overflow ing of a pious heart, and she proceeded to urge the unfortunate maiden to a voluntary sacrafice. 4 Ludy,' replied Christine, 4 full well do 1 know that, unless I submit to tho cruel wish ofmy parents, und wed him whom 1 lomhe, uud that too, this night, 1 must take tho veil, uud vow nn olorunl divnreo from the world to-morrow ;-l know, also,that from this fato tliero is no nppaul—but I cannot obey my parents, and vow lovo tu him 1 abhor, neither can 1 on the other hand, voluntarily renounce a world to which my heart strings aro hound; see, then, how dreadful is the alternative ye leave me, on either side ; erjury, on both aides jnisery;—Oh I ifthcre is mercy in your heart, leave ine yet a little time to refleef, in pity spuro inn hut one hour—one hour !’ and the fell at the feet of llie abbess, bathiug them with tear*. ‘Foolish, trivoiou* girl, 1 excinimvd the abbess 'hast thou not had u month to reflect, und now thou heggesl one hour—be it to then—after vospers I will call and ascertain thy filial resolve, tliv fata will than be decided.’ With au air of proud displeasure the abbess left the coll of misery, nor heuved one sigl: for its fated inmate, whose motives were lohcr so unintelligible, how greatly did sho feel her supe riority over the girl thut clung so fondly to the world, she who left it only hecuitre she found it to contain nothing thut shared hor sympathy. i*eft to herself, Christine uo lunger refrained her grief; with convulsive subs she throw herself on the hard pallet, and poured forth tu the anguish of her heart, nit curuest prayer to tha God of Alercy. By the time the bell tolled for vespers, she had in some degree recovered her composure. But tho flush of hor cheek told of an itiwurd struggle, whilst the un earthly lustre of her eyo, lielokcuud that some great design held possession of her inmost soul. Glutting lie/lonely cell, the persecuted maiden joined tile throng that wus now hurrying towards the chapel; un reuclnug the open court iu which it wus situated, the ground appeared covered with suow, which was fust falling, whirled hither and thither by the wiud that howled through the trees. The uiglit was durk und stormy; lliusfar it favored Christine's purpose of itistsnt flight—she had lingered behind the rest, and now puused ou the threshold of the house of prayer—the solemn tones of the anthem affected Iter—she hesitated—for the moment aban doned her purpose, mid wus entering the chapel, but befure she had yet shown herself, the form of the kneclinguhbess reminded her of hei fate, and she rushed forth once more into ihestonn. Hurrying across the court, »he reached the outer gate of tke convent, it was easily opened from with in ; escape, front tho insulated situation of the place being deemed as impossible, as the attempt was iui probable. She found tho bolts and bars drawn, and tho portal unwatched; this exceeded her utmost hopes, she lifted the latch, but the gate was—locked, and tho key nowhere to he found I In au agony of despair Christine shook nnd pull ed the massive gale, but her weak efforts served oiqy to exhaust her still more; she now desired nothing better than to die iu her rash attempt, and that tiie moon, instead of seeing her arrayed in vestal gnrments, should look at her, at rest, iu shroud and winding-sheet. Overcome by fatigue, •he sank, senseless, upon tho suow. The sound of a key turning iu the lock, struck hope into her breast—she started to her feet, and, the gate opening,'disclosed to her the porter of the convent, who entered, bearing u lantern. He had been carousing in tho villuge with some boon com panion, and now returned, hearing with him testi mony of the strength of his liquor. Christine wu« at once detected, aiid the porter was running for ward tu give the alarm wlicu ilia haste over-eier- cisiag his drunken powers, ho fell piostralo on the snow, where he was soon unconscious. Seizing the fortunate opportunity, Christine lost no time iu leaving the uuunory, The vespers would sou bo over, when the abbess must discover hor flight. With maniac’s eagerness she fled to tile water’s edge ; huge blocks of ice were borne along the current. The river was impassable. And now poor Christine’s last hopes were fled— assisting her purpose, and remained, determined mlher to perish where she lay, than to be carried linck as a criminal to the conveut. Meantime the weather hud brightened, the snow hud ceased to fall, the clouds had collected into one black veil tliat covered ouly one half of tho firma ment, whilst the rest was illumined by the soft light of the waning ntoon, whareby the scene around was rendered visible—the stream, foaming and swollen, was lieuriug fresh blocks of ice to those that were neettmuiutnting iu the river, prevented froni passing the islet by a large muss that stopped the way. The rock au.l castle of Rolaudseck ruse on the opposite shore, whilst the convent, close behind, formed to Christiua the most immediate object of alarm. The lights that glanced rapidly by its w indows showed that she had been missed, uud thut theyVtfrn search ing for her within the building, little imagining that sho had left it. Tho alarm bell noxt pealed through the clear wintry air, and parlies wore seen hurrying from lit*-, uouyent gates to search the isluud iu all di rections. Many of those passed near her, but by none was sho discovered. A new object now arrested the attention of the victim ; oil the opposite shore a figure appeared as if seeking a means oferossing. The rye ol u lover could uot bo deceived, it wus her Rudolf*, ho had nut then forgotten his premise—ut tho risk of his life lie ventured upon the blocks of ice that now stopped up the arm of tho river between him and tho nunnery that, lie thought contained his betroth ed bride; the maiden trembling with hope nud dread, how eagerly did she watch his steps; safely ho reached tho little islet, that stood between the rivor's hank and tho island of Nouneuwerder—the pariago was uow half efleeted, aud RudoW wus pro* (-.ceding higher up to crota at u spot nearer to the convent, wheu hia mistress, foreseeing that thus they would both iuevitubiy be lost, and forgetful of all precaution, lushed from her hidiug place, and call ed to the astonished lover; hut her motions were observed by more than him whom they were intend ed to guide ; a party of those who searched for her* rushed forward, and, almost before she was coo scious of her imprudeneft, she was made prisoner before her Rudolf’s eyes. Willi tho impetuosity of youth, Rudolf rushed forth upon the trembling blocks to save Ids shrieking mistrass ; hut it was not by haste that such a dungurous hnrrier wus to be cross ed—he never reached the island: Cliristiue, ul'ter her eye* had beheld the fate of her lover,—perishing in the attempt to save her, wasted hack unresisting, tu the ronvetit. Her grief was too deep for uttoruucc—nor did she speak again ; the •un that wus to Ituve shone upon a new-made nun, looked down updu hor eornie ; it was but u week after that uight on which Christina had lingored by the chape! door, half repoutaiit of hor desperate de sign, that the stately oldies nun chauoled her requiem. locking liimsei throwing himself up' •f the rooms bed. was, however, missed; tho house was searched, uml.! the mu.t suvnge yelling and howling; the door of rho rcoiu iu which lie had sought icfttgo was forced upon, and the loader of the bund, one Aslak llama, rushing in, attempted at once to despatch him with his Ituifo, but uu finding that the “ knife Would uot liilo,” as he expected it, he and his younger brother repeatedly placed tho knife against the m fortunate licndsineu'a breuef, aud drovo it in with club, which they used ns a hammer; and tlio rest of the wretches following their example, hammerod away nt tho unhappy victim as long as any sign of life was remaining. Mr. Kutb’a lionsekoeper, who iu her fright had souglif refuge in the same room, escaped with a severe whipping. In the meanwhile’, one of the fcinalo furies who had reuiaiued outaido, perceiving that Mr. Ruth was moving one of his arms, seized an iron bnr, placed it under the arm, and Uteu buttered the latter with a club until she succeeded iu crushing it. Shu then proceeded to do the samo with his other arm, aud continued the inhuman process until every appearance of life was extinct. When Ruth's house had boen completely pillaged, it wuseet on fire, und tho aavages proceeded to the parsonage, whore they wero enacting similar aceues, when tlio Fiuns who hevu given up their nomade life, uud are settled in Aoulyi, came to the rescue, led on by a man who had been attacked by dm assailants ou their way to the sccue of outru-'e, and who, sus pecting their intention, Imd gone in quest of assist ance. A conflict now commenced, in which the Kaulokeluo Fiona were worsted. Hoeing that there »«• no hope of escaping tarlttt their booty, A»luk llama ordered that everything should lie thrown iu tho fltiinav; uud so great was the rosistunce offered by ttiuse fanatics, that in order to secure the man it became necessary to fell oncbi)ho to the ground with a Mow, aud tiien to bind him hand and foot. In thi any tho whole tribe was transported on sledges Ic Rosckop, and lodged in the prison there. Thoy have siuce openly coulossed that it «a* their intention ti slay every one who refused to accept tho true faith. They say that they iiuve read that tho apostlo Lu- tlierus did the same, a.id declare that thoy do not re peat of what they Iiuve done, for that the day of wrath •*«• come, and that thoy arc only instruments in the bunds of the Lord for tits glorification of tho faith, and they even express regret ut not having bren more successful, ft is supposed, however, that there is a good deul of bravado in all this, as they all look considerably croslfullcu. Tliero are signs of tho epidemic having spread among the Finns in other localities, nnd it is hoped flint tlio punishment awarded to tho present delinquents tnny be sufficient ly severe to act us a check upon the other funatics. 1—5H BA CON.— 1 This article is without nay material shnaga and scarcely any demand either for Hides or Bhonldara. Quotations for whoUsala transactions are nominal. EXCHANGE—Sterling at 8^0 $ et. premium.— Domestic'-Tha Banks era wiling sight oheoks oanB Northern cities at cant, premium, aad purchasing sjgbtbills at par; 30day bills at ft count; 80 day bills at l.'jtgltf V «««t discount, and 90 day bills at l*f(§|2 ft cent, discount. FREIGHTS. —To I.lvsrpcol vsry dull. Wa quota nominally 7-I6d. for Cotton Coastwise—To Boston 9-16c. for Cotton; to Philadelphia, no vassal up; te New-Ysrk 7-I«@)J*o. for OOUoa and ft,50 $ cask for Rlee. Savannah Experts. Liveuiool.—Ship United Klugdom-4131 bales Up land nnd £0 do. 8.1. Colton, 90,000 feet F. P. Timber. Boston.—Brig A. DonUr-398 bales Upland and 107 do. 8. I Cotton, d24t bushels Bough Rice, 150 bags Rios Flour Brig Florenss-184,000 feot Timber. Macon.—8learner Isaac Boutt—100 hhds. Molassss, 354 pkgs. Mdse. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PGRT OF 8ATANNAH fur 12 Bub Rises 8h. 4da.; Hun Matsfth .42 m .-'High Tidal Oh'.'Mm. A Fatal Lwgacy.—Tho following paragraph is IMiblisImd in a French paper, tho Journal drs Fos- ties:—“A few days siuco a young girl, rnsidiug Charmes, (Vosges,) on returning from Nancy, where she had buon to receivo 300 frames which had been bequeathed to hor by a relulivof wus overtake!! tho road by n yauug man and a girl, who fell conversation with her. She had placed her hund-basket, aud us tho yoi that she frequently transferred it, ou account nf its gr* at weight, from one bund to the other, lie offered carry it for her, which whs accepted. Tho young for her, which e same tints, thrust into it something of ..* ,j je ro> ^ utper*. Oil reach- they all anlnrcd a public aud many a sorrowing A Trngctly lu Noi-wny. A correspondent who wan present during the inquisition held relative to tho tragedy which has taken plnco nt Knutokeino, iu Fin* mark,caused by tho religious fanaticism which is daily spreading among tho Finns and Lap landers, has favored us with ths following ac count : F.llon Aslnh’s daughter, Sunby, a young Finnish woman, about 20 years of ago. of some pcrsonul beauty, and iookud up to as a saint by the poople of her race, wus, together with hor husband, sen tenced last your to iuiprtsoiunout iu the house of correction ii. Christiana for two yeurs, but succeed ed in mukiog her escape and keeping herself con cealed, although repeated endeavors were made to discover her. The tribe of Mountain Finns, to which she oolonged, had hound themselves to de fend her at the risk of their own lives, and to kill every one who attempted to cuplnre her. How ever, not content to remain ou the defensive, they determiuod, ou Monday the 8th of November, tu make au attack upou the authorities in their neigh borhood. At eight o’clock iu tho morning, tho tribe, .num bering about 30 men -nid women, armed •% itii clubs and rods, arrived at the house nf a merchant, by nunto Ruth, where the Imnsuiund, or governor, was residing, quite determined to set fire to th«< church, the paroouage, aud Ruth's house, and to •lay every one who refused to join them oml ac cept what they call the only true and saving faith. On their arrival they sent on tome children, to in duce the Itcubiuuiid to coins out to them; aud on hia dutng so they instantly felled him to tiie ground, heating him with their clubs uud rods, and stubbing him with titeir knives. On hearing tho limtamand calling fnr help, Mr. Ruth, a young and vigorous mail, rushed out to his assistance; *3®-* ■- -*■«- - 1 -*- from und, having succeeded iu wrenching a club one of the savages, laid nbout him with it for time. Ultimately, however, ha succumbed; but, although both their victims were uow extendod on the earth, apparently lifeless, the people continued to ill-treat theta ia ths most inhuman meaner. Mr*. Ruth, who bad come out of the house to Im plore them to spare her husbaud, was ut once struck to the ground by a blow on the head, aud a servant girl who had followed her mistress was whipped with rods; after which the wild Itordo rushed into the house, which they commenced pillaging. In th© iMostuwhih tho servant girl and Mrs. Ruth, who had recovered lrqui Iter swoon, fled to the usighlioriag parsonage; and related the dreadful t*»le to the pastor and bis wife, whr* had not the least suspioiou of what was inking place so near them. The pastor at once determined logo forth ud eudeavor to appease the infuriated wretches, S? them than the women fell iq yells, and 1m was forced to mainuln a fearful ctri gl« for life. While the savages were engaged the pastor—who, though much injured, ufrttii . made his escape into tins parsonage, the door* of . who coivittg the basket from Iter mule companion, placed tt on tho table by her side. The mistress of tho bouse, in sort ing thorn, struck nsuinst the bnsket, which gave out a metallic sound. Sho asked what the basket contained, and was in formed 300 francs belonging to the young wornuu. Tlio plau of tho mistress of tho house was without doubt formed instantaneously, for, making a sigu to the girl to follow her on, she suit! to her when ige, 44 Yon are not aware with whom you havo walking; that young mnn is a very bad char- not think of departing with him.” “What urn i to uu tlieut” said the girl. “Taka your bas ket und go down to the collar, where you will find pnssuge, “ 1 been walkir actcr. Don my hushnnd. You can remain there till the others have gone.” The young woninu acted as tho wo man recommended, anil when the travellers were about to depart they inquired for their companion. 44 Sho has goue uu before you,” said the woman ; 44 You will overtuko her.” The young mnn urged the girl who was with him to make all the haste she could, as he wuuted to recover his papers. After walking until late iu tlio cveuing they overtook iio being met by two gendarmes, were called givo un account of themselves. They on by them „ ^ mentioned what had happened but the whole uppeurod to the geiidanuos a very unlikely nnu.— HOWQVer, the gendarmes agreed to accompany the However, lae gendarmes agreed to accompany the swer was given to them wheniney knocked. Tlio gendnruira at last forced their way in, and found uothiug of a suspicious character iu the roomsabovc; but in the cellar was discovered the body of tho young woman cut up iuto pieces. The husband and wife, who had perpetrated tbe murdar, were at onco , A Haywood, Claghorn k Cunniaghein, T R COMMERCIAL. ..Fmo. 8 Snvnunnh Market, Februnry 12. COTTON.—Arrived since ths 5th Inst., 18,759 bales Upload, and 218 do. Sea Island, vis: 19,595 bales Upland per railraxd, 0110 do. from Augusta and landings on the river, and 2144 do. via Dariaa, 4c. The exports for ths same period amount to 12,006 bales Upland, and 252 do. Ben Island, viz: to I.ivorpool 5838 bales Up land; to a port ia Europe 558 bales Upland; to Boston 1790 bales Upland; to Frovidenes 006 bales Upland; to Philadelphia 1022 bales Upland; to Bal timore 135 bales Uplaud; to Now-York 2105 bales Upland and 62 do. 8oa Island; and to Charleston 642 bales Upland and 290 do. 8ea Island—leaving on hand and ou shipboard not oloared a stock of 55,038 bales Upland aud 3097 do. S«a Island, against 73,714 bales Upland aud 5083 do. Sea Island same time lust your. At the olose of our last weekly report a fair business was dona in Cott-on, and the market had alightly de clined from the ruling rates of the previous week.— Prices were irregular, and we found it difficult to fnr- nieb correct quotations. Middling Fair was quoted at 10@10>{ cts. On Saturday, the first day or the week trader review, the market opened active. During the forenoon the Canada's foreign accounts, so von days later, came to hand, advising an improvement in tbe Liverpool mar ket; but the only effect which they produced was to check the downward tendency in prioes. Tbe sales of the day reached 1807 bales, the greater portion of which was sold beforo tbe foreign accounts wera received. On Monday the inquiry was limited, with sales of only 431 bales, at proviuus rates. That evening, four days' later dates earns to hand by the Atiantif, reporting the Liver pool market atlffer, without any ohaugo in quotations. This uews had no effect on Tuesday, other than te stif fen the vlowe of holders—tho salos were 944 bales. On Wednesday thers was little inquiry, and the sales wero 562 bales. On Thursday the demand was *mora active which resulted ia the sale of 1156 bales, but priees were’ not fall, and the market closed in favor of purchaser*. The demand yesterday (Friday) fell off, and the salos reached only 812 bales. Prioes, however, underwent little change, but the market was soft. The following are the particulars: 28 bales at 8,10 at 8}4,97 at 8%, 62 at 8*a, 08 at 8X, 24 at 9, 37 at O,’*', 35 at 9;^, 84 at 9>*, 42 at 9H, 65 at 9?«, 00 at 10, 76 at 10 1-10, 10J At 10. 1 *', and 32 at 10SA igDaring the past week we noticed but little variation in rates. The want of shipping, and the luoreaeod re ceipt* at tbe Southern ports, have had a tendency to de press tbe market and induce holders to effer their stocks more freely. Wc continue last wsok’s quotations: Ordinary to Low Middling 8 © 9' 4 ' Middling to Good Middling t 9’j'© 9% Middling Fair - - 10 @10* Fair to Strict Fair The total sales of the week comprise 5772 bales, vis i 12 hales at 7?*, 34 at 8, 12 at 8)4. 246 at 8^. 170 at 8*,', 08 at 8& 125 at 9,515 at 9)«, 210 at 9^, 80 at 9 7-16, 511 at 9X, 371 at , 800 at 9M, 009 at Oft, 199 at 10, 70 at 10 1-16,1030 at 10ft. 6 at 10 3-16, 104 at 10ft, 93 at 10ft', 4 at 10ft, and 85 at 10ft cts. SEA ISLANDS.—Ths demand bas been limited daring the week, but the sales indicate no ehange iu prices. We bear of 474 balks changing hands, at the following rates: 24 bates at 29, 21 at 30.110 at31. 104 at *2033,10at 31,26 at35, 28at37®39, 18at31@33, 20at 40, 19 at 42, and 94 at 29©45 scute $ 0). The receipts * 218 bales, and 251 exported. RICE.—The demand during the past week has con tinued active, and enabled holder* to realise an advance of ft cent *n previous rates. Tbe sales aro 472 tleros*. M tha following rates: 250 inferior at 12,75©S,25,100at *3,81 ft, 98 at $3»<J7ft, SOI at »<, and IX at $4,l2ft > WO fc*. Exports 604 tieroos. FLOUR.—W* havo no change to notioe in this arti cle. The demand ha" beea restricted to the sale of small lots. W* contiuue te quote Baltimore at $6J**& $0 ^ barrel. TE* »took is ample. CORN,—In this article nt have no important sales to report. By tho quantity we quote 70@?5 els. & bushel, and by retail frem store at W ete. UAY.-Thi*.article oonUauee unchanged iu prkes. The stack ie Ughtj with a moderate demand. MOLA38ES.—During the pretent week the imports of Cuba Metasaes amount te 800 hhds., 36 tierces aud 26 hits. Giles have been made on the wharf U 19®20 ou. ft fallen. Lerg* lets at the former, and small qnanti- es at the latter price. ; . SALT.—bines our last we hare had two arrivals of Liverpool Balt, amounting te 73ft) aaekr. It b«e beea retailing in lets of 10U sacks it $1,13 f t sack. CUFFEK.- Tho advance ol ikir article ia ottor mar- kets hao bed a corresponding influence here, sad Rio ha* been wlllagal lO&IOft Mats $ U Urans, Henderson, New-Yerk, to Brigham, Kelly k Co. CLEARED. Br ship United Kingdom, Cotter, Liverpool—Harper, Stuart A Co. Brig A Dunbar, Flynn, Boston—Hunter A Gammell. Brig Florence, Hopkins, Boston— \V B Giles A Co. Steamer Isaac Scott, Brantly, Macon—Brigham, Kelly DEPARTED. Steamer Metamora, Peek, Charleston. Nintenient of Dolton. Stock on hand. Hep ltoc'd siuco Feb. 6 ** previously... Total receipt* Total exporta Roiu'gon band, Feb. 12 _ ELECTION of Vftit, Houttketping anil Plantation Dry G’oodt, at VERT GUEATLY REDUCED FRIGES! To Indues the greatest number [by bur making It In disputably their interest] te not 0x1,r au v rou imme diate use, hut also te anticipate foture wants iu prssent purchases. Our stock is unequalled iu extreme cheapness and variety of choice In almost every class of goods, that are better qualities nnd stylos for their respective price* than can l>« had elsewhere ia Savan nah, aud comprises partly a large assortment of FLANNELH AND BLANKETS, BED COMFORTER** AND QUILTS, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, I. A OIKS' VESTS OF EVERY KIND, KiMNIt AM) rn'i’Tiuu iinciritv FACTORS AND «p at Cl BAY- SHOWS ltourdiKir, AND B A I? TBO*. A. BROWN. WOOL, MERINO AND COTTON HOSIERY, GINGHAMS, CALICOES AND CHINTZES, MtJSLIN DE LAIN EH, CANTON CLOTHS, innvory quality, MKRINOES AND ALPACA8, BLACK AND (1ULOUEU hlLKH, From very low priovd te richest imported. EMBROIDERIES, very cheap, CLOTHS AND CAH8IMERE8, WIDE SHEETINGS, SHAWLS. VERY CHEAP. EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS, MARSEILLES QUILTB. WINDOW CURTAINS, LINEN GOODS, all pure flax. Ac. Our stock is so redundantly assorted, and so uniform ly very oheap, that purchasers of a large assortment, in •mall and large quantities, can be enited in oar store in a greater number of artloles, and thereby eflcct greeter saving, than in any other store in Savannah. McKOSRElt A TREAAIOlt, 111 Gongrris-it,, next to Ball-at je» 19 And opposite the Pulaski House. LOCKWOOD Ac CASEY, lWH.J)E!t» AND OONTKAVTOKH A Rif, prepared to contract for the erection nnA J\ repairing ol Building* of ovary dnsuription, and la, furnish plsnv. They may so found at their retddanom * gtektew 1 - j ' Tsy lor-ntret* hi**. six pi , r of Whitaker-strcet . uwKWOoa. A NfiW I . FOR WA RIHKQ A NO COXHfVSIQN A And Dealers in Grain and Gr Dfl Hny-htreuty Hay vM i uurjiimurYpm: COLORED DAI |.n. CABBY \\T OUI.D rospectlUlly give notice f VV reopened his Galle**, Market square, where he 1 tores in his much admire rainy or fair weather. Liverpool.. a,838 16^.000 A Port in Lurope A58 1,600 78.UX) New-Utleans 425 Now-York NL 2,105 Balttm Charleston 200. Total ..042 Corn Meal, P bushel,.,....., “ Grits, " Bacon, (llama,) It fc 44 Sides, 44 44 Shoulders, 44 Bouf, 44 Veal, — 14 $16cts. 4 te) loci I2ft@— ..lOft^lt Venisc • hole hog,)" r saddle).., a, (per saddle) Poultry—Turkeys, each $1 Geese, 44 " Ducks, (domestic) each m Fowls, each 44 ...37ft(g)50 Sausages, "ty P* Butter, (Goshen,) Lard, jt lb. Egg". «4do« 20(3,25 Potatoes,(Sweet) per ft peck 15 Apples, ^ half peck 25 25(g)&0 LYON’S KATHAIRON! For .tke tirowtk and Embellishment of OU' and Turning dnty. " Awarded tke highest premiums by the States »/ New-York, Maryland and Michigan, at their Annual Fairs of 1851. 3 nilE KATHAIRON neutralize*the effect of dis- l esse, climate, and old age, in preserving aad re tiring the human Hair avail after a*baldae*s of twenty yoars; cleanses the scalp lroin Scurf and Dandruff; will cure the Nervous Ueadsohe, Scald Head, Erysipe las, Diseases of tiie Skin, Ire., end is thu most duairabls TOILET ARTICLE, For Ladies' or Goutlemon'a uso, in the world. Ita per fume equals Lubin's Choicest Extracts, and being free from all offensive oil or coloring properties, it giTsa tha Hair that clean, bright, soft, llvoly appearance, secured by no other preparation. The use of the kathairon is adopted by the first phy sicians in Europe nud America, and nas a patronage aud sal* unprecedented in the history of the materia rnediua. But words are superfluous, a trial only can attest its real virtue, as millions cortiry. To be bad throughout North and South America, Europe and ths Islands of the Ocean, in large bottles, for 25 cents. Hold in Havannah by T. M. TURNER k CO. deo 11 181 Bay-street. PORTER'S Extensive Clothing Emporium, EC. Andrew’s llall, Brouftbtou Street. 3 ’HE Subscriber takes pleasure m annuociug to the oiticens of 8avannah, and the pnblio generally, U he is in receipt of the largest arrival of Fall and "iVintcr CLOTHING ever offered in the Southern State*, ■n this establishment can be found ereiy quality aud tyld if Clothing te pleaso the taste of the most fastidl- •tu. This establishment is divided into six different departments, each. meat in their tine. The proprietor has takon great pains t> havo manu factured, expressly fot this market, and of tht best u»«- terial, an extonaivo and fashionable assortment of CKoiuiNO for which be offers at prices that cannot fail to meet the 1st Dxrartmknt. GENTLEMEN’** CLOTHING. Contains brook and Dress Coats, of every quality, from ...$7 to $30. Do. Frook and Dress Coats, olive, blue, brown and green,from.,,.. $7 to $20 Do. Hbad Felloes and Business Costs, a great va- rlety. from - $3 to $12 1,000 Over-Goats, double and singlo breasted, aud double Over-Coats, from to $.•«). Over-Coats, a splendid assortment, embroidered K.«. •nth. from „...$18 to $30. 2,000 pair of Pants, of every quality and color, from l,oiw Vm^’ at kind? -V»«- toSlO. 2D DxrSHTMICNT. FUKMMHING GOODS. Contain* Furnishing Good* «f every description for Gentlemen's wear—consisting of scarfs, oravats, waterford ties, Prince Albort tios, spring stocks, merino shirts and drawers, out ton do., suspenders, half hove, gloves—all kinds, boat quality Jones' patent yoke slurts. a fine asssortment, Ac. So Dkvahymbmt. NEGRO CLOTHING. Contains 800 suite of Negro Clothing for honse or plan tation use, hickory shirts, red flannel do., overalls, canton Flannel under shirts aud drawers—prioe of foil suits from $3 25 to $4 50. 4th Dnra iti u ent. INDIA KUBIIEK GOODS. Contains a large and wol) selected stock of India Rub ber Goods—conaUtlug ia part of sack coats, white and black; frook coats, two colors: legging slips, oloaks, firemeu’a coats—Warranted tosund 280 de- iustruotions given in the art anil all the forhlsLsd^ Also, a large lot of Plated f eels. Ac-, for sale JOIINrPOOLE, ■'«’ WHOUBRAUt AND RXI AIL DKAI.BK f] URPBNTINE AND VA PAINTS, OILS, TUR hrsnoh and American 1 Paint, Varnish anil White-waah Brashes, 8 Camel llair Pencils, Badger and Camel 5 Blender r^U raining Combe, A Pencils, Badger si rr.G raining Combi Brhskft, As. An. , Paper Hanging*, Harder*, and iSrc-R> N. li—House, Sign avl SWp Painting, g ng and Glaaing, done ou reasonable term Dibble ft Corey, MERCHANT TAILORS AND D1 N. E. (’or. Drouffbton £ Keen constantly on hand a Iwfgs of Iteody^Made Clothing, for th« anMun , varied assortment of FurnishlM Art teles, ■ D. A C.'s selections of Cloth a, Caaslmem lags, ore from the best sonruaa, and for styles s ty cannot be surpassed by any country. fy ‘ * CIIA8. H. PICI BUTL.DEI TT AVING resumed his busk„ XXpLfed to eontrxet Tot Buildings. 0 „ any description, in hi* line. Htaira exeento-. 4 with neat- x&t:'S&b&Jep ° f 83 pub ''° * HANT, WM. ALLSTON GOURD! FACTOR AND COMMIH8ION MEfi No. 5ti East Bap,.Charleston, i. Is prepared to make liberal advances on csnaiganteutn of Jlice^Cattvn, Corn, Hugar, Flour, Grain/Hag, Ao. n/niglrnTRenmUiFIsTibiSKuir, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, ra York-fltl'cpt. rear of ilte Court Bonne. _ A E8TABL18UKD IN 18S2. Silk and Woolen Unu f A DIES’ Aiifles' # lfo 0T n r9? Bonnets blanched, aud pressed in style; Kid Gloves cleauod, and Gentlemen's 1 cleaned, renovated or dyod, ns may ba retio: in the samo stylo whteh has gem "’"n S; 1 5! t,r •• u “‘ 1 niort 1, urciueu a uuaui—warranveu ;o scaua rau ae- hent; riding and driving gloves, horse covers, 6to DnrABTifcjtT. COUUins nets aflbVifSfi m.at and latest ytylos. 6tu DxrakTaxKT. THE BAZAAR. This splendid establishment, on the left wing of the main department, 00 feet deep, ia fitted up at great ex pense expressly for ladles accompanied by their chil dren ; here will be found every quality and style of CLOTlf CHILDREN’* bLuniiat.. r.nd of th> latest Paris fashions, consisting of infknt’i robes, t-bi-.s- ruing caps, vplendid euib. eapr, suits con nected aad separate for every age, Jenny Linds, Polka sacks, frocks, overcoats, with and without .-aj>er; and many other good* too numerous to mention in this sd- III NG. 0 the oomfort and convenience of purchasers. No abatement from price* flrnt asked. norg ly UAilUAlNa: UAU«,AJN«: DRY GOODS AT COST. TIr C. WADSWORTH will commeoc, Ji.- po»lng_ofjiis rich end valuabl.r stock of Lyon’s Extract OF i PURE JAMAICA GINGER, Ij'bll Dyspepsia, Cholic, Cholera Morbus, Chole- Disiiuvss, Fever and Ague, Sommer Corn ier vous and General Debility, Ae. A pure ar- administered with positive effort In the above Nlfv AND MTAPI.E I»It V <JOOD8, This day, Dee. 9tb, at Now-York cost. Wo hop# *o a one in want of any article in the Drjr Good.- line will fail 1 enumerate prices here, but invite all a they » will __ > eaU, assuring complaint*. Also used as a bevurage and for culiuary purposes. Sold every where. Hold in Savannah by T. M. TURNER A CO. dee li bmos 181 Bay-street Store under Marshall House'. per steamer Alabama sums very handsome c_ broidored Book Mnslin and Cambric Point Collars] al- Jauonet Undersleeves, for ssle atthsir old stand cor- er of Congress and WhiULsr-sta. jaa27 altOCHE & DOWN Kliavo ju.t 1 \f ACHEREL Ac COI#Kl»II.-5U packages 1>JL No. I Mackerel, in whole, half and quarter bar rels and kits;30 whole aud half bbls No. 2Mackerel; 10 kits Hslmou ; Quintal* Codfish, lauding from schr. 0 quint la by CLA 1 GIIOKN A CUNNINGHAM. I I UTTER AND CHEEME.—10 kegs choico JL> Goshen Butter; 30 boxes English Dairy Cbsese: RTdo Pii— 0 —•—* ' -1 j . ry Cbsese; ino Apple do; 5 bbls Smoked Beef aud Tongues, landing from steamer Florida and for sale by JltttU ■$ Heed Cane! r rilE Undervigned is prepared to supply orders .1 for REED CANE, in any quantity, for shipment, at short notice. Also, keeps constantly on hand a large •took of Oak, Ash, Blaok Jack, Pine and Light WOOD! For sale by the boatload and retail. Consumers nan de pend upon being promptly supplied with a good nrtloie. Strict attention >/tren to fair measurement. Boxes for orders are placed at the stores of Messrs. J, Murchison, W. W. Lincoln, J. M. Cooper A Co., ottco of Morning News, and at ths residence ot JOHN T. TIIOMAH, Joues-atreet. _ > D. IlEMSUART, j«» Wood Yard, Furry Wharf. CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. /VI ■ U Gum Drops, manufaeturod by A. J. Chvarsau, just received per steamer State uf Georgia, and for sale by jan 21 W. W. LINCOLN, Monument-sqr. WOOD! WOOD!! 71 HIE SUBSCRIBER keeps conetnntly on Und I large supply of Oek and Black Jaok. which he wiU sell ou as good terms as wood oan be bought at any wood- yard iu this city. Ordors left at Alien A Co.'s yard,or at my residence, corner of West Broad aad Bryan sts., will be attended to. (fll ly) F. W. AVEBFELT. aritou, irom carasnas, lor COHENS A HERTZ. M 1TKEING TOOLM—Just received andior sale by F. W. CORNWELL, jan 24 102 Bryan-st W 1NTKU WI1AI.II Oil..—llmo cKilci,. Bleached Winter Whale Oil, warranted to stand NOTICE. I STILL continue the TANNING and CURRY ING business, near the junction of tha Louisville and Augustr. Roads. Tanners aud Merchants supplied with Hides and Hkins of all kinds oa reasouabin terms. All orders promptly attended to. Ian 28 O.'H. LUFBORROW. LJ UNDKI KM. AIOORE A HENDRICKSON. • do., ia store and for sale by HWIFT A CO. \r£W OKI.KAMA WIIISHY 50 bbl.. of X1 ehoie* quality, landing from brig J. A. Taylor, from New Orleans, and for asle by jan 8 COHENS A HERTZ. 170 bbls Sugar Honse Molasses, ou 44 Rectified N. O. Whisky. 20 44 High Proof White ** 20 ft aud *4 Pipes 4th Proof Brandy. 20 ft and ft " Malaga Wine. 20 Casks pts and 10 do qts Porter. 50 bbls Hiram Smith's and pure Genesee Fleur, j sis new Codfish. New Healed Herrings. fl RU YERE UUKE8U.—Just received a fiuo VX lot of genuine Grujoro Cheese, In etore and for 20 Mi New M. It. Baisiiu. Layer do llopO'MillS'Qround Pepjiir. Family, Pale and L iuii «i,Av n nn,n.r*—lit iuouo, urun, Green, Rose, Blue and Salmon Colors, just ree'a per Florida by fine as^ortmont of Smoked Beef and Tongues.- aiso—a flue article of Fulten Market Beef, and a vari ety of seaaonahle articles, which are offered for sale by Colgate’s Pearl Star, 20 Half Chaste ft aud ftfc Papers Black Tea. 20 '* ** Heleoted Uysea. to 6013fc Boxes * do 60 Packages Buckwheat Hoar. 200 bbls Pink-E>e Planting Potatoes. ..«* ^ Phelp s Gin. r. and li. C Lauding and for jan 12 Connecticut River Gin. SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A CO. JOHN DALY, 28 Whitaker street. W INTER GOODS at reduced Price«.- Merinos, Cashmeres, Mutts)ine de Iutines, test India Oranges Sltawls, Worsted Plaids, Cassimerss, Blankets and other styles of Winter Goods, sailing off at reduced prices, by jan 14 DxWITT A MORGAN. AtiU «s iiaiains, 10 half boxes do., 10 qr. doTdo Z IU bill' Ap ples, 5 boxts Lemons, Cranbcrrsti. Figs, Almonds, Pe can Nuts, English Walnuts, Psg Hams, 8moked Beef, Fulton Market Beef, Pig Pork, Bologaa Baqsages, Ao. Jan U GEO. ALEXANDER, Cor. Bnli and Congrees-ats., Monumcat Hqr. O ATH.—-75 bags Oats, lauding from ton sad for aalo by 20 boxes Raisins 10 half boxes Raisins 40 quarter do. do. &) bbls. Apples 5 firkinsbest Goshen Batter 6 boxes do. do. Cheese (deo 15 ]J. D. JES8E. 2 bbls. Crauberriee. . Tri- BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO. jan 14 L'l.llWKIi HBKUet.—fhird.y ne.i.td 1? HOPHOHi JO awortment of Flower Seeds, put up In boxes, each box containing 20 select varieties. Jan ii W.W. LINCOLN. Movumoat-^r. W AHPENE, storing grey hair te its original color. It ir guaranteed by tho prwprieters, that if the patient is rrey, he ran have his hair restored to it* original oolor by. usiux Lorel’a Wshreae. For sale by a 2f \ w. W. LINCOLN, &nuine»t-*qr. Geuessee do., 25 do. Hiram Smith's C 'lHEESE.—iO buses Pinoanult Choose, lor aalo - , ^ _ a Jk. BONAUD, Corner of Day and WMtedter atreete. l>lNtAt>KJ,K* ANU OUANUKM.-.J u . t B0KiUU Henry K. Wnahburn, SHIPPING AND cl i Mlvi'iss ) ION MERCHANT, Jy ai SAVANNAH, (JKOitGIA. ly Broker, Auctioneer and General Agent, Buys and sella oa commission, LANDS, NKUROE8, STOCKS, BUNDS, Ac. Liberal advances made on property. IUranUKoaw.-Messrs. It. Habersham A Hon, Ooorre W. Anderson, Kcberf llntebiaeu, Cohen A Fosdbk. A. R. Itawton, I. K. Toftk, Holomoo Cohan. * A.B.IHJMN, O OJT TON FACTOR, No. V4 BAY.8THJSET, «t l» BAY ANNAS. ctiiHiit; j. smith, FACTOR, COMMISSION MERC And General . m NO. 108 BAY-STREET, 8AV. Don. John W. Anderson U. Tieon Esq., Horae* A Co.. Mwar Kelly A •r. n. Bc CIGAR, SNUFF, AND TOBACCO Ne. lOY I {_AttK* DlneS Kaeps oonrUntlr ou ] CIGARS, «f diffarehtl _ SNUFF ot allkiuda; put up earefolly, utwrh< retail, and at the most reasouubl* prioes. Mir Order* from the Country punctually a mauguin ft Cox, A r r OHNjffs AT LAW, * Adnnui. Georgia. * * Will collect Debts in the followls- De Kalb, Fayette, Heard, r Newton, Coweta, Campbell, { ilorriwothor. CarrcU, Floyd, Cobb, Whitfield. Fofeyth, Gwiuuete. tyermrr+.-E. B. ate'hlard A Co., Chari eafoa. Sen til Carolina; Wtlliama A Brorher, Augusta,Georgia: Plant. Brothers, and O. W. Cheat, Now-York! 6 ' S Nat, Mawoom. [mar 17 tfj Tuouaq N. Cox. General Commission Merchant, ly] Wnvunnail, jnav 13* FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERl 8AYANNAU, OA. Julian Hi ATTORN£y Office coiner Whih JOHN Of Hladiion, A] YFECEIVES, on mu 11 Provisions, and all ly noossnarlos, having ro of the best up^oountry town! ttr Supplies in Georgia. Strict, prompt rcml Us nee* lu ehecka < It may be always judicious to elate the on consignments. Madison, October 4, 1852, CAftOIES AT REDUCED PRICES I V?;, 00 , ver ii>. »««• ta.v.i \J O charge fur boxing or d olive ring at the Rail- llu-ate ad ° r rtc,uabo * 6> * WarjjNsUg keep ia any J> I ly. 8. W, eorner I _ BoMliTa i __ SHIPPING AND COMMISSION ME ■«[. t NO. 88 BAY-STBt:ET. 8AVA1 j.y. Pi-iota i ;
