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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1853.
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^ JOHN M. COOPER.
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| Transmitted for tho Savannah Daily Morning Nows.J
Three Days Later from Europe.
Highly Importnut News-Rejection of
the Sultan’s HIodiflcntlonM—Arrival of
tlio Washington.
New York, Sept.29
Tho American steamship Washington] has
arrived at New York, from Southampton,
which port sho left on the Hihiiist., and brings
Liverpool dates three days later than the Afrv
at.
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Since the sailing of the Africa, on the 10th
insl., cotton has been in favor of buyers, but
holders wore not pressing their stocks on the
market. Tho buIos for tho threo days com
prise 15,000 bales.
Flour had advanced ouo shilling. Corn re
mained unchanged.
The KitNtorn Question—Prospoct of War.
Kuasia has rcjocted the Sultan's modifica
tions, and wat was considered ineyituble.
The Kosta Affair—Air. Hlarcy’s Reply.
New York, Sopt. 29.
Tho Now York Herald of this morning,
publishes a synopsis of Mr. Moray's forthcom
ing letter to tho Austrian Government, in refer
ence to tho arrost of Kosta at Smyrna. Tho
Secretary maintains that KoBta was seized
within tho nationality of tho United Slates, and
that Copt. Ingraham's interference, under the
ciicumetanccs, was right and proper. lie ie-
fusea to consent that Kosta be given up to the
Austrian Consul at Smyrna, and insists that
Austria ahull place him in the autuo conditioui
as when arrested.
Tlio dllesion to Franco.
It is rumored ibat Hon. John Y. Mason, of
Virginia, tins been officially tendered the mis
sion to France.
illnNNncliusGtiH Nominations.
Tho Massachusetts Whig Convention havo
nominated Emory Washburn for Governor.
Tho steamship Golden Age loft New York
yesterday for Liverpool and Australia.
The Yellow Fkver in Bermuda.—A tel
egraphic dispatch states that advices have
been received at DoBton from Bermuda to tho
ldth instant, which announce that tho yellow
fever wus prevailing at St. Georgo’s, and that
uut of two hundred convicts, fifty had died and
one hundred and twenty-five were sick. Near
ly every ouo had boon attacked with the dis
ease, nud the total number of deaths to the
13th instant had amounted to eighty-one.
Among tho victims of the pestilence, which
was on tho increase, was, wo regrat to learn,
John M. llowden, Esq., the U. S. Consul.
From Pousnnola uuil Warrington, Fa.
Tho Mubilo Advertiser publishes tho following
cxifucts from a private letter :
Warrington, Sopt. 21,1853.
I ho number of deaths hero and iu this vicinity
•mco the commencement of the epidemic, some six
wnrka since, until this time, is eighty-three, and us
Lr as 1 cuu judge by tho statemeat of tlio physiciaue,
iliore have bcou soiuo 500 patients under treatment.
I lieso eighty-three deaths nro what we havo counted
up—it may bo wo havo omitted some—and tho cases
are over 50C rather than under it.
They havo the lever badly at Milton, I understand,
n Pensacola there is now very little sickness, and
mire scarcely any at all, and wo trust most sincerely
t is over with us, but will not feel secure till
frost.
The U. S. frigato Columbia appeared off the hnr-
for yesterday, nineteen dnys from Hun Juan; offi-
ctirs «ud crew all well. The pilots had orders for
ti e Lspiam not to come into tlio harbor or even to
^‘■numcato with tho shoro, unloes absolutely uo-
Tho frigata accordingly nailed immediately for
rt6W » 0|, k. Tho comiHUuding officer hero fourod
. porinit her to enter the harbor, lust affording new
eubjHcts for the fever it might renow tlio epidoraic
on bod occasioning the loss of many lives
1308
1366
1442
1262
1302
1365
T x iie fipnieinic.
to contrast this week's report with that of the
»ovei, weeks previous to it, we give the following
table, including fo«- yellow fever six-nevenths of tho
in which the cause ot deuth was uot given:
>»#ek ending at C A. 61. on—
Riin.i. . Total. Yellow Fovor.
»‘ ard*y, August 6 1134
ur. ay, August 13 1494
“relay, August 20 1531
turday, August 27 1028
tunlay Went. 3 «65 h04
KEfkiW » ’.3:676 445
ba urday, 8e p t. 17 365 236
b.lurday, Sept. 24 263 149
1 ho following i« a Mill. Of u,„ lotoi iniormonu nod
liy follow fovor ooly, Which woro corulled
J«»y 1110 |ihyiicino«, from llio wock llw lir.l yollow
'"' c ™ w *‘ r “P urtcd urmio.ling family. UP lo
® A. M. yesterday morning:
Wesk ending on Saturday at 6 A. M.—
M-yaa ?%'• Y,u,wr<v r
,■* uf 1
i" 7 36 723 555
Isa*
"'1-2;
.l! 956 749
in.Thfh.7 10,748 7^6SS
th J 1..4 cllu,a ot d# * lh w cro not stated in
,ast *‘ght weeks of the table 419
Tcui 1 ' u -»°vonths for yollow fever 358
ial of dsaths by the fever eiuoe May 28 8.U44
#. Columbo's Improvcincntn.
—.u M f U8 hTKAM Hash and Blind Factory.
nieiii 1 ^ °f July lust, this exteuaive eeinblish-
in °°* J'f°* and, in tho broad open day, was Jnid
^ ,0 d o*lruction nud loss wns complete
Iimrni * Iu 0 * ,,lort rouad tl| e city this
liri , U ®' Wo w ". re pleaied.to discover that the enter-
k proprietors, the Masrrs. Derrengor Sc
tun.^-L “ roplaced the unsightly wooden struu-
liwk 'WbiURtixl brick building, two stories
chnil, 6 9 b .Y 73 feel in dimensions. The ma-
r ro J 7 * dr *ven by an eugino of ‘JO horso power,
Tliov 1 10 W,, “* r ’* * r °n Works, Montgomery, Alu.
fm<ivin!. V ® u Pl**°*Of machine, und a toiigueiug and
i> ilinn ?i n,ttc 'i* 10 “Irondy in operation, and will, iu
ch2rv recolvo - an ^ have at work, all tho ma-
and hi in t c S?^*fT t0 recommence making snahes
Varif.11 ** , °' r ®aierpriao is worthy of patronage,
other..'Tfimprovements have been made in
ttt „ J’“ U “ f oily, in priv.le re.idei.co.. And
liwht nr.,',!?? ' ho,r !'8 a * of improvemeal—gas
•tract, a,o r ,r ° m a hw of lhe of our
hone / f r 0m "® ver *l of our fancy stores; and
*i|| bo P brillUn l H ?S lob ? r **. aud « d » that Columbus
Our n ,anl y ,nu ' , > ,, "‘‘cd.
^'Inlbu. P ^. 0 • pU0U, *%*■ 8ea,0 “ * r « encouraging. Co-
>"4r Mr darkest dny.. t>hn lSnr.no
"ry li.!?™ nnmlnuou. town.. Lcc.iing n gro-
i lo nny other iu Coorgi., nnd
»l| t," of ;n Atlantic ouilol, .hi enn
mi*,, " * » :r r ’ “" d , ** Bond price, for
'•liiirl “ n r ollll!r c >‘y In Uoorgi.,—Tm„ and
NUMBER 218.
Mr. Wxuster's Library.—From a lector
in the Now Orleans Picayune, written at
Marshfiold, Mass., wo extract tho following,
relativo to Mr. Webster’s Library :
The library, which is tho largest room in tho man-
■ion and situated ou the first door, is of Gothic
build, and was plauned by Mr. Webstar and his he-
loved daughtor Julia. It was in this room that the
great vtnteiman done most of his head work aud
writing when absent from tho capital on a visit to
hi. family, or lor the purpose of obtaining that se
clusion nud quiet so necessary to ouo on whose
shoulders hung tlio deetiuies of a nation. The num
ber of hooks iu this library cntinot bo loss than
twenty-five hundred or ttireo thousand, all of which
aro standard and valuablo works; they are sepa
rated into fivo diffuront collections, ouch collection
Aomipylng a neat library by itself, aud are eo ar
ranged as to give the room as you enter it a very
tine nppenruuco. The majority of the works relate
to foreign countries, aud are tho productions of
tlio.n countries. This somewhat surprisod me ut
first, but 1 came to Hie couclusiou that ou matters
relating to the United States Mr. Webster wa
well versed to need an extraordinary supply of
books to refresh hie memory.
Besides this library, Mr. Wuhatnr had another in
the garden, where in creeled a small building, in
which he used to write ot odd times when tho weatb
«r wh« very warm, or when he wished retirement
from all savo tho sprightly birds that would ci
chirping at his window. It was in this building,
“ ollicn" as Mr. Webster was pleased tq call it, that
ho told George J. Abbott, t»q., “he done his hard
work yet tho labor was ono ho delighted in, for
times almost without number before the cock crew
«us Mr. Webster in this offico, busily engaged in
dip! duties. It whs seldom tho suu found
him a slmnberor, for he lovod the delicious fro.h-
noss und sweetness of tho tnorniug loo well. When
company was at his house, he would riso even earli
er than common, and aftortakiug his morning walk,
ho would proceed to whatever writing was required
at his hands, and have it all finished before tbo
breakfast bell was heard calling him lo tliut table
over which lie prosidod with such grace ami digni
ty. Breakfast over, be was ut the service of the
frieuds who had viuitod him. What a modol for
tho whole legiou of diplomats; you, for tho entire
world I
In tho garden library tlioro aro some five or six
hundred books, ull of which remain precisaly as
when Mr. Webster last loft the building. Ono door
of the library which coiitiiiiis tho books ii partly
open, aud on the lower shelf lies 11 couple of books
which Mr. Webster had taken down for perusal,
but not roturued to their places. His chair stands
in the some spot as when ho rose from it, while the
pon and ink aro ready for another touch of that
hand which, alas I lies cold iu death.
A Novel Locomotive.
The Boston Traveller gives an account of a new
locomotive, the Texas, just built in that city, in
which tlio powor, instead of being applied directly
to the wheels by connecting roils, is appliod to the
top of no upright beam, placed just iu front of tho
fire-box on oach side of the boiler.
“ From tho top of this beam, which moves about
15 degrees on 11 heavy pivot, runs a rod to tho back
driver and from the bottom ruus u rod to tho from
driver. Tbo boiler siu quite low, whilo tbo tank
bangs below tho wheels. Tho link is also ot inoat
novel construction, and is said to be a most impor
tant improvomnnl, the link working within tbo
block, Instead of tho block within tlio link. Tlio
locomotive weighs nbout thirteou tons with the
tender which is contracted with it, tho boiler and
Muk being placed on tho same framo. It hits but
four wheels, and those aro hollow drivers, and aro
placed ono pair in front of the boiler, and one pair
under the tank. The cylinders uro 1*J>4 inches in
diameter, aud are outside connections. The power,
instead of bouig applied directly to the drivers by
contracting rods, as is usuul, it is applied to tho top
of an upright brain.
The advantuges derived by tho novol construction
of the locomotive, are, tho «hm» with which great
power nan bn applied, nud tlio great gain made in
bringing tho whole weight of tho nngino and tender
to aid mdruwing a heavy load. It is said that a
thirteen ton engine, built on the new model, can do
the samn work as a twenty ton engine built eo that
the power is applied lo the drivora ut the fire box.
Tho locomolivo just completed is for a road iu
Texas. Tliore is also in process of construction
four others after the same inode), iutended for a
road in l'ciinsylvauia.
Ou Saturday, with a view of testing tho capabili
ties of tlio engine, the “ Texas'’ was attached to n
heavy freight train, consisting of fourteen long cars.
It drew them with tlio greatest ease from Hoii'ti
Hritintruo to Boston, making the time ullotled to tlio
train to a second. This train, which is one of lira
heaviest ou the road, is usually drawn by a twenty-
five ton locomolivo. Tbo result of lira experiment
IS deemed conclusive that tlio locomolivo will prove
iu every respect successful, aud that a twelve ton
engine can, when built after tlio new plan, do the
work of n twenty tun ongiuu of tlio ulu mode]. Those
interested in the matter, can sco it at South Boston.
. S'’ 'he Loudon Globe improves the occasion of
Him expulsion of lira London Times from tlio Island
of Cuba lo say, very truly, that Now Npain is uulrap-
pdy iu a condition incompatible with the publica
tion of truth. The Govornmout of the Slate was
wrenched from the liberal party by an energetic sol
dier. Narvaez, whoso position Court intrigues
undermiued, aud the power which .was seized by u
I perm* of military despotism from a popular party,
lias been Iraquoatbed to a corrupt cabal. We regret
to use these terms, but wc believe that the Court
ami the Executive Government aro ut present in
po&anseiou of men who aro too weak to carry out
their own conscientious views, and who suffer col
leagues inferior to thuiusulves to dictate a policy
which is now us little veiled by shame us it is ou-
dowed hynuy creditable quality.
Tho same Ministry which linsrofunnd nur Govern
ment a Protestant burial-ground near Madrid, save
upon conditions of concealment for our Protestant
form of worship, and even fur our dead, has not
scrupled to bog from our Government a guarautco
for its retention of Cuba agniust the United States,
and eveu ugamst its own ill-governed and discon
tented subjects in tho island. It will ask us to keop
Cuba for it in spile of its own bad rule, although it
will liagglo about grunting us a scrap of land in
which to bury our own dead with decency.
Ill our Money Market, Hpainis nil habituul defaul
ter. Wo bad lately occasion to luoutioii her, as
a type of those defaulters who cover repudiation un
der a constant pretence of compoiilioii with their
creditors. It is tint that Spain is without credit; hut
the energy, the honor, tho determined will to fulfil
II obligution which are characteristic of tbo nation,
re oil stilled by the Government.
The Lost Ticket 4 Or, A Frenchman In a
Htcvr.
In returning front a trip to tho Lakes, a few days 0041,1
ago, I witnessed a little aff-tir that makes quito an
item in my note-book, and may aimisoyour renders,
After a weary drive, in a nrocesiiun of twelve car
riages, that moved solemnly for twelve hours over
as many milrs of beautiful country, wa pulled up in
front of the “ National," in Springfield, nt about 9 1*.
M. The Circus and County Court kept that boun
tiful little town in a densely populated state, so
much so, that the sixty or seventy pa»*cugers tliut I
counted us travelling companions, could not find
bod* to rest their weary limbs upon, but were forced
to tako carpet-bags, trunks, juleps, until tbo
for Cinciuunii would give us inoro comfortable
quarters. Among the rost, a little French man, w lioso
ba pS M K nc on8istodof a qucorly shaped hat box and 11
faded silk moved restlessly
box in 011a bund aad tho umbrella in tbo other,
pouring forth nil uninterrupted Mreera of incompre
hensible English, in n way sullicantly ludicrous to
amubo two crowd*. Suddenly the little garlic wor
shipper discovered, to his utter dismay, that Ira hnd
lost Ids ticket, purchased at Buffalo, and warranted
to curry him through to the Ik-uric House in CJnciu
nati. Here wus a predicament ! nnd in the con
ateruaiinii of the moment ho dropped both hat-box
und umbrella, and vociferated loudly, und in razor
grinding tones, for tho stage agent.
" v °ro is do stage agent t Oh mou Dion -my
gar—! havo pay one—two—roar—several—great
many dollaires for von leekois vtcli I have 110 gut.—
Who havo peek up my tcokots—who havo find him
—voreis do agent 1’
It so hnppeucd that Mr. L-——, thn gentlemanly
stage malinger, and out door tiusiiiess man of lira
Cincinnati theatres, was 011c of our paeecugerfl,
at lira time of Alon«icur La Frog’s deepest diatrns*
wns standing in the moonlight iu front of the Circus,
talking to a number of friends, when some mis
chievous wng pointed him out to the luiln French
man, iih Hie stage agent. In a moment he wus by
tho side of 1, , nud breaking in upon lira conver
sation without nny ceremony exclaimed, •* Haro, 1
have Ioho my passport—I liuvo loose my—vat you
cull linn T eh I all, yes—1 have got him. No, uo, 1
uo menu I liuvo got de ling—I mean I have got do
name of do ting, 1 have lost my rackets.’
L-—, who knew nothing of the elrr.u«..stances,
supposing he mount a circus ticket, quietly Baid—
“ 1 am not contracted with the circus, sir."
“ Hare-eus I vat do I care about the saro-cus—I
no vaut do sare-cus; 1 vaut my racket vich 1 havo
I am Borry for your Ions, sir, but I am not the
person to apply to for u remedy."
“ You aro nut zo pairsuuo to make do reniedie f
Sure I uro you not connect wiz do stago ?”
“ Yes, sir, I ain connected with tlio stage, and if
1 was in Cincinnati, would with pleasure replace
your lost ticket, but I havo uot tho power to do it
A ere."
Vat do I viz de rackets in Cinconatt—1 vaut de
teokets—hero—in dees place vore I havo loose him
—if I no get tlio teoket hore I shall nevairn got to
Cuiuc.nnntl— 1 shall bring nine, four, aovoral goutln-
, vich will prove zat I hnvo pay for my teckct
got, but which huvo zbump out of my
-1 glad
vich I
pocketta."
" Never mind, sir," kindly responded I.
to get rid of his totmenior on any leim
roplaco your ticket." Hu saying, he stopped up to
one of tbo attaches of tho circus, procured a ticket,
and handed it 10 tho excited Frenchman. Poor
Freachy took tlio squnro pasteboard, marked "Box,’’
and supposing all right, put it carefully in his
pocket book—gathering up his hut- box and umbrella,
and reaching tlio hotel, wus fort 111111 to enough to find
•ix font of the parlor floor unoccupied. Htreiclung
himself out at full length, ho wus soon iu tlio land of
dreams, wharo no doubt his soul revelled und floun
dered iu whole bens offrog soup.
In the morning soon after breakfast, we wero all
comfortably seated iu the cars, and tearing along nt
a break neck speed, Frenchy sat close to me, and
jabbered incosnuntly. Shortly after, the conductor
mitered, with the usual salutation of “Tickets, gen
tleman." Our little frioud opened hie pocket-book,
look out the ticket ho had received the night beforo,
and iiresontod it to tho conductor.
“ This is not the right ticket, sir."
“Iloees no do right tecket Y yos saire, he is de
right teoket; I have get hint from tlio stage ageut,
myself."
“That don’t alter the mutter, sir. I tell you that
ain’t the proper ticket. It don’t belong hero—it be
longs to the circus."
“Ho! dcreoes dat sare-cus come onco moro. Now
vat have I got lo do wiz de saro-cus T"
“I know nothing about your connections, sir; 1
only know that that ain’t the right ticket, and if you
don’t produce the proper document before wo roncli
town, you’U havo to pay the faro.’’
Ho was just about to nHBa*sinulo English in reply,
when a benevolent individual, who sat next to him,
explained, as well us lie could, the true uuureof the
case. This only had the offuct of chuiigiug tlio cur
rent of hia ruge, nud lie cliufnd up ami down thn
floor, showering invectives upon the devoted bend
of tho agent, w ho hud given him tho ticket the night
before.
“ Ah yes—by gnr, I have now sco—I havo been
shoal—I hnvo been swindnile—I have been vat you
cull do humbug—hut uevniro mind, 1 ehall return
yohturduy—tomorrow—Momotinie, uud hhuslise do
ruscnl vern much, great deni, several fimn."
Whilo laying this fluttering consolation to his
wounded buuI, his eye tmpponed to rest upon poor
L , who *ut quietly at tho far cod of tho car—
and recognizing him us thn eiatra agent of tho night
before, be at once “oponnd ou him."
veru groat scoundrel, aud 1 sail
o black my bool."
rf"
‘ Harr, yo
Atintrnlln nnd it* F11 euro—A New Empire.
Tito growth of Au.itraliu is one of the modern
wonders. Uut tho other day it was a deserted spot,
comparatively speaking. At tho present moment it
i« u busy liivo of human lioittgu, und ulrendy a pro
position is boldly advocated ia tome of (lie journals,
to pursue the courso which yoars ago wus pursued
by lira American Colonics, aud issue a Declaration
of Independence. To thin complexion must it come
at last. Tho mother couutrj' would scarcely object.
The idea of rotaiuiug the colony by forca of urms
could scarcely be entertniued. The distance is loo
greut, tho cost would be loo enormous, and tho
movement, moreover, would bo decidedly unpopular
with tlio British people. All that cuu lie dono, is to
soulho the feuliugs of dissatisfaction that exist, and
propuro for the worst. Australia possesses tho elu-
mciiis of u great empire. The extent of territory is
immense. The British exports havo increased with
in a few years nt u rute truly extraordinary. Thou
sands of emigrants are, moreover, crowding over
every month, and tho population Uiuh augmented,
consists of a hardy, industrious and enterprising
race. It ifl stated that in one year Victoria lias
doubled its population, having increased from95,0UU
in tlio beginning of 1852, to 200,000 in 1833.—
The tomiHgo of snipping inwards has nearly quadru
pled within the same period. Aud so, also, with re
gard to tho revenue. In 1852 it amounted to £380,-
U00 while this year the aggregate will bo in tho
neighborhood of £2,000,000. These figure* tell thn
whole story. Iu Victoria tho imports in 1851
amounted to more than a million, and in 1852 they
exceeded four millions. Tho exports for the same
period roso from a million and n half to nearly seven
millions and a half—not dollars, be it roiucinborod,
hut pounds sterling. As far as ascertained, no less
than oighteuu and a half millions sterling in gold
were renlized iu Victoria iu 1852, or upwards of
$92,000,000. A fow years ago and lira village of
Melbourne was an ohscuro spot, with a handful of
inhahituntn, and little or no commerce. Now it has
a population of something like eighty thousand, aud
according to u late letter, iu its harbor may be seen
at least one hundred three-masted vessel*, several
steamers and any quaulily of small shipping. “ All
the principal streets are thronged with passen
gers and vehicles of every kind, while the linos of
usceudiug dust which the eye traces far into the in
terior attest the incessant traffic lo and from tho
capital, ulong tko two great highways loading to the
nriucipul fields of thn Ovens and Mount Aloxaudor."
The prices, of course, change frequently aud ra
pidly; ami thus fortuuos are lost and made by tho
eculatious iu tho courso of a few wuoks. Already
nro are quite a number of millionaires iu Australia,
id some of tlieso ton years ago wero needy adven
turers. At first society was in a frightfully disor
ganized uud turbulcut condition. But affair* aro
gradually improving, and this improvement will
coutinuo with the march of population aod the pro
gress of civilization. As yet there are fow Ameri
cans in Australia. Tho distauco is loo far, and Cal
ifornia has presented stronger tomptatious. But
gradually the indoomablo spirit of our couutrymen
will work iu way ihither, while already quite an
activo tt ado is going on, between some of the New
England and Australian parts.
Australia, wu repnar is < esiinod to become a great
empire. It is now iu iu chrysalis staio, so to spoak.
Fifty years hence, aud the cbnuge will bo truly ex
traordinary.— Pkila. Inq.
Cy*The N. Y. Times says that tho public will be
{lad to know that Gen. George !’. Morris has col-
octed his scattered poems, which have hitherto
b«ou dispersed over the world, in newspaper, peri
odical aud minor volumes, into a large and hand
some volutno, revised by himself, und Tmauiifulty il-
lurtratcd by Weir. It is, wo understand, already
in tho hands of the binder, and may very eoon be
expeclod. That these popular ballads, in this ele
gant casket, will find their way to every library and
boudoir, need uot bo foretold.
•col—vou leot.illo puppydog
viz out do tail—you havo peeked my puckelto—you
have »lie at h mo—you have 110 gnevo mu zo lockets
vich 1 Imvo pay fur—you huvn 110 gcovo me zo rack
et* 1 havo Ioono—hut you huvo gr.nvn mo vou racket
to do Opera la Cltcval—vat you cnll de horse opera
“ Hir,’ said L , rising fioin his scat in evident
iudigualiou, “ what do you mouii t How duro you
npply tlio word pickpocket to mo 1*’
“ Haro, 1 nhull soon show you vat I havo mean—I
mean to ting a you—I mean to shuAtiec n \uu, vera
much," nnd suiting the action to thn word, Ira pitch
ed into his antagonist, and before bystanders could
sepnrato llram, bad badly didocsled poor L 'e
oliirl collar, and drnwn a copious flood of clarot
from his homo. By dint of pci suasion ami forco com
bined, however, ho wits finally seated iu front of tlie
car, surroutidedjty a number of peacemaker*, who,
after much difficulty, succeeded iu convincing him
tliut the whole affair originated in a mistake. Jle
then begged to be conducted to L , wiio wus bus
ily engaged iu saturating the third Immlkurcniof, iu
u vain attempt to stop the red current that still per
sisted in oozing from his nose.
“Hare, 1 linvesce I have make von Icelailc, small,
great big mistake. I am varo sorry for him. On
iny honuire flair, ifl have known him before, I sail
not havo weep your noso ; but I uni ready to make
de apologize—10 make amende, and for every drop
of clarot vich 1 have draw from your noso, I sail viz
pluiaaire put one bottle iu your bellio."
Here the loud mirth of the by-stamlers restored
L— to his good humor, and joiniug in the laugh
ter, ho shook hands with bis antagonist, aud they
were frieuds.— Cincinnati Signal.
(Ins _
(Jii the 15th inst., a most revolting murder
committed about three miles asst of Oberlin, Ohio.
A rauu namod Fullham, bad slandered a Mies Bur
her uud another young Indy. The brother of Miss
B.irbor, nnd 11 Mr. Lovell, the lover of lira othor
slauderod girl, went to Fulihtm to talk tho mutter
over. Ho repulied them with threat*, aud became
euruged. They left him und returned to their work.
After supper one of the parties proposed that they
should luko their rifles and go over to Fullham and
frighten him. Acting in acrordauco with the pro
posal, they took their guns, (a rifle nnd a shot gun)
and started. On arriving, they found Fullhnm and
hi* wifo raking hay. Lovell advanced to him nnd
said : “ Well, i’vo come to have it out." Fullhnm
seized a pitchfork and made a despei uto plunge at
him; his wife clinging to him, shrieking, and en
deavoring to prevout his striking Lovell. He suc
ceeded in wounding him in threo pUccs with the
fork. Enragod beyond control at this, Lovell fired
his piece, missing F., and lodging the contents in
hi* wife’s head, wounding her dangerously, porhap*
mortally. Ho then banded tho empty gun to Barber
to reload, took the loaded gun and started for homo,
Fullham following him with his pitchfork. After
going soma distauce, Lovell turned round and fired,
and Fuliliain being but two foot from him, received
the whole charge in his side, tearing him in a horri
ble iiiuuaur, and killing him iiiBtuntly. Ho leaves n
family of three childrcu. The murderers were im
mediately arrested.
Heavy Kouukhv on a .Steamboat.—A gentlo-
man who was a |iu**euger on the steamer Caroline
from this city on bar upward trip to the Illinois
rivor, says tho Ht. Louie Republican, of the 12th,
returned yesterday evening, bringing intelligence of
a heavy robbery which had been committed on
board of tlmt boat not long before his departure.
The person who tnmcoednd in oflocting it outcred a
state room iu which lira clerk wns sleeping, and ab
stracted the key to tlio offico safe from his pocket.
The safe was (lien unlocked, and a package of money
amounting to $1,500, all in $20 gold piscos, was ta-
ken. it Iraloilged to a passenger 011 board, who had
deposited it with the clerk for accurity.-The robber
also possessed liiimeif of $200 of the bout s money.
Of the latter there was a $50 bill on the Batik of
Missouri. Thore were also some $20 gold pieces,
and a variety of imall bills. This robbery look
idaca earl} on Tuesday morning, while tbe boat was
lying ashore at the town of Hardiu. The robber
made an easy escapo with his booty and a companion
in a characteristically worthy mnimor. Tho two
had feigned being strangors, but for them both to
havo letl during the night, ut the *amo unfrequented
landing, might have awakened suspicions. The
name of one only, therefore, was given to the clerk
as intending to le&7e the boat thorn during the night,
aad by biin written for instruction to the mate du
ring lira uiglit. They managed, however, to get
access to the card and alter the instructions for oue
co os to make it appear to be intended for two, and
thus decived, allowed them to land. They
KKCK1IT8 OF COTTON. Ao—Skvt. 30.
For steamer Ham Jonoa, from llawkinsville—49 bales
*“ C Ilartridgo, Smith k Lathrap, Way A King.
CONSIGNEES.
I’er schr l’lsndotuo, from Now York--Mdse to R It
Agout, 61 A Cohen, Claghorn A Cuiiningnatn, TM
Kuan, T 61 Turner A Co, Welle A Durr, E Vitugorald,
T 8 Wayno, N 11 Knapp, Collins A Co, M A Solomons,
John Jones, J F Collin*, Palmer A Hun, it K Washburn,
derson A Co. K Lovell, W V Youge, T Kurd, Uothwell
A Smith, D O'Conuor, 6Ic3Iahnn A Dovlu, A Hay* 1,
P Morse, Crano A Rodgers, lfolcombu A Johnson, Hus-
brtiuck A Co, N B A 11 Wood, L H Uounctt A Co, G W
Johnson, lloou A Connorjr, Raima A Whitehead, C
llartrMgo, 1 W^Morrtll hCo, C Nxnhorn, (i Butier.
8 Way no, FI or Boat, Elloston, Steamer Seminole', 11
F Willlnk, J Walter, 111 Cohou A Co.
PASSENGERS.
Per steamer Metamora. from Charleston- Miss Lee,
Miss MoOeo, J M Tnmsdvl, K M Handers, J It Camp
bell. Miss 8olom<ins, Col Herts, W l’millen, Mrs Pout-
ten A Hon, T 31 Htoughton, Miss K Burnout, J Towle,
ady nud child, and 4 dock.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool, Hopt. t« | Havre, m-pt. 6 | Havana, Sept, i.i
Havnannh Dlnrltct, Wept. BO.
COTTON.—-The sales of Cotton yesterday were 71
balos, vis18 at 9, 33 at 10, aul 20 at 1U,\ cents. We
quote Middling Fair at 10* M to lU?^ cunts.
Hnviuianli Exports.
Boston—Brig Velasco-103,OUO feet Lumber.
New Yohk— Unrk Prospoct—140,000 foot Lumber.
Boston—Brig Waverly-lOU.coO feet Lumber.
CHARLESTON, SEPT. SB.—Cotton.—Yesterday’s
sales amounted tr. uear 1000 hales, tho demand being
ohlctly fur the better grides', and for these ut an im
provement on former rutus. Extremes of prices raugod
from h.' ( nllc; the bulk uf (bossies, near 6U0 hales, at
from lO^all ; the balance principally at 'J> a al0u.
WILMINGTON. N. C , 8EPT. 22^Hiuce Saturday
last 1979 bbls. Virgiu aad Yellow Dip Turpentine have
boeu disposed of at prices ranging from $3,60a3,80 per
bid. baiun uf 800 bbls. Hpts Turpentine at 5Soi)0c. Halos
ot 31 bbls Tnr at $2,60 per hbl. Halde of 1000 sacks of
Haii at $1,40.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OK SAVANNAH SKIT. 30
Hun ltisu»6h.49m| Hun huts 52h.5in | High Water 7h. 05m
Steamer Metamora, Postoll, Charleston, to 8 M Lath-
A Lathrop.
CLEARED.
llark Prospoot, Brown, New York—Ogdon A Bunker.
Brig Wnvorly, Parrett, Boston—W U Giles A Co.
Brig Velasco, Cotzens, Bu*Uc—Drlghnm, Kelly A Co.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Calhoun, llroekc, Charleston.
Steamer St. John, Prueburu, l'alatkn, Ac.
IWfl W HOOKS.
RECEIVED BY JOHN M. COOPER ACO.
TUESDAY, SKIT. 27TII.
THE Romance of Tho Koruin. or Narratives, 8conea
uud Aneodote., from Courts uf Justice; by Peter
Burke, Esq., Barrister at Law.
Nuuvellolte* of the Musicians ; by Mr*. E. F. Ellet,
author uf “The Women of thoAineriuat R« volution."
The Exporieucub of a Barrister ; by Warren War
ner, Esq., of the Inner Temple.
The lteejlieeliuneuf a Policeman: by Tho*. Waters.
The Confessions of au Attorney; by Gust&vus
Sharp, Esq.
Ovuriug, or Tlio lloir of Wychorly—a historical ro
mance ; by Eldred Grascuu, Eiq., author of “The
Puritan," Ao.
Rose Homorville, or A Husband's Mystery and a
Wife's Dovottou; by the Author of "The First False
Mop."
Good Aunt Fanny's Budget r.f Stories aud Legends,
for children ; Translated from the Gorman—Illustrated
with Kitty Spirited Engravings*
Apples of Gold in 1'iutarus of Silver ; editod by Ed
ward 11. Fellows. All pieces in thi* work were written
by tho pupils in tho Ward or l’ubllo Hohools of tho city
of Now York, a*a part of their oxoroi&os whilst pur
suing their studies.
Jouaihau's Yankee Almanac for 1854.
itioiii; hook*.
RKCKIVKD BY S. 8. 81 BLEY, 8LPT. Clh, 1853.
1 .M.LEN IloVurc, complete.
Jjj Korn Leaves, a new supply,
i.ifo of Joliu Randolph. '
Tho Boy lluuturs; by Captain Mnyne Reid.
Claud the Artist; by Uou i’erly Poulu.
huotice tjuintin, complete.
The Lawyer'* Story, or Orphan’s Wrongs: by a
Monitor of Nt?w York liar.
Bride of Ontborg ; by Emily F. Carlou.
GIukkmu'* Pictorial.
Urocuviood Leaves—a oollcctiou of Hkctohes and Let-
by Grace '
Dry Goods, Clothing, &o.
CHEAPEST CASH STORE.
NEW FALL GOODS!
niuiu«<. bu-ij- biiuig ueoaeu, in ukkiu, ikiubh-
i, and Plantation Dry Goods: which assort-
«. uu . n o arc increasing, by our rooelvingthe Newest
Novelties by every eteamer. Our derails are perfect,
Tor tho oonitaat supply of tho choicest bakuains that
can bo culled from every market.
UNDERSHIRTS,
Mado tHirou* tn abanrh porantritHnn *ml in
grade, from tho lightest te the “hoariest qualities; anil
also much better adapted tc sudden changes in tempe
rature, than the kindsgonerally used.
DRAWERS,
For gentlemen aud ladles, in overy quality and of ev
ery kind, very eheap.
lioSIEKV,
in every width aud quality, Shirting Linens,
■spun and undressed: Pillow Case Linons and
1 Linens ; Bird * Eye Diapers. Dowlas* and Glass
whore in this city.
KillIIHOIDKUKII AND LACK GOODS.
IN IMMENSE VARIETY.
LUMEN GOODS.
Our store is tho Depot for the best Linen Goods, (all
pure flax) which wo retail ns cheap as thn othor mer
chants here pay for the same goods, vis.; l.inon Sheet
ings in every width - ... ....
hand-s| ~ '
Apron. .
Clothe; Scotch Diapers; Bathing Towels; Huckaback
and| Bird’s Eye Towols ; Diarer* and Uuekabnoke by
tho yard, stmr Coverings.
Tabic Damasks & Diapers.
In white and Brown of every kind, vory cheap. Da
mask Nflpkiuaaud Doylies; Damask Bordered Hucka
back Towols; Table Cover* aud Toilet Covers; Quilts
and Counter pane* of every kiud, and in alios for Berths,
Cots, aud small aud large Buds; Figured stuut Lauu rot
Valance and Bod Curtainr, English Washing Furniture
Chlntsos, vory cheap; 7-». 4-4, end 6-4 Furniture Dim
ities; Linen Lacus for Pillow Coses, very choap; Cotton
do.: Cottou Hhirtingsaud Shootings iu white and un-
bloaohcd, aud in every quality and iu every width, from
3-4 to three yards wide.
Gowqiiu Mattings.
Best quality, and choapcr than elsowhere.
Our stock is replete in almost overy articlo needed
Flimtnilon uiitl lloiiNC-Ucoptnic iirch,
at clieupost prices, vi*: vory ahoap Cottou pautaloon
stuffs for negroes; Cottou Usnaburgs, Linen Osna-
burga, oolurod Homespuns, Ao.
Success In trade is alwRysiu the ratio of ability to
do best for the community,and upon thatbasis, oombin-
od with integrity, wo annual to tho universal intellect,
and wo confide implicitly In the unerring aggregate
mind for the rosnlt. Our stock t* so thoroughly tilled
up, to
UNlTfiTUK IjAIIGKST AMHOltTDIFNT,
And it is tlxed for salo,
At prices so uniformly very Cheap! !
That puruhoaors of a large assortment, in small and
largo quantities, oan be united in a greater number of
articles, ami thureby etioot a greater saving thau in any
uthur store in Savannah.— Buyers aro invited to inspuot
our whole stock, as we rely on the patronage of tho
greatest number of purahasors—by our diffusing the
greatest reciprocal interests—for enduring and Increas
ing support.
McCOSKER Si. TRKANOR,
111 Congress-strdet—noxtto Bull-street,
1 and opposite the Pulaski House,
Lira of Captaiu John Smith.
Life of Dsuici Webster.
Castle of l
Beatrice; or the Unknown Relatives,
builtur Gavaisi's Lectures iu New York—a
lisruum * Illustrated Nows, Au. For sale at No. 135
C'ongrotfs-nt.sept 7
_ . . , „ ictod
0100k of Maple and Domestic Dry Goudo, consisting i
Tinted Musin DcLaiuot,
‘French A Eng. uingham,
t’riutud Burago Du Laine,
Superior French Chintz,
All Wool French Plaids,
lilk. A Col'd Broad Cloths,
Solid Colored
’Jaiu A Plaid Glacis Silk,
Col'd A Blk. Alpa
•ilk and Cotton Hosiery,
Bonnet Ribbons, Ao.
Collars. Underplot ... ,
nd Embroider’d Linen Cambric Handkerchief*, Vei
l'd Ribbon Silk Trimmings, Ac. AUu, a fine assort
ment of Maple Goods, suitable fur Fall Trade. Mor-
ohauts, Piuutei&and others aro invited to oalland ex-
nine our Stook.
aug 30 Laroche a bowne.
DmbiXMtH-rics, Ac.
Embr'd Muslin Chemisettes Blank Velvet Ribbon
Uudersleevus
.Do and Cambrio Collars
Do Muslin Bands
Do Cambric do
Cambrio Dimity
Swiss iuborimg
Cambrio Edging
Cambrio Inserting
Do Galou Trimming
Silk Horpuntino do
Iufautfl' Wool Bouts
Silk and Cotton Floss
are well known,'
in & robbery of a
last.
tsr Tbe amount subscribed in Huston towards
the erection of a monument to Mr. Webster reaches
nearly $20,000, and in Afarshfrald $0,000 has been
subscribed for the saura purpose.
Worsted Skirt Braid, lanoy Silk Buttons, Fa
Laroche a bowne.
S Ui'KItlOlt WHITE HEWING COT
TON, Ao.—Wo havo received by stoamer this
week, a largo assortment of Brooks’ superior White
Sewing Cotton in ail numbers. Thie was the only sow
ing Coiton tliflt obtained the Prize at the World's Fair
in tendon, it only requires consumers of this article,
to give it a trial to be fully conviuced of iu decided su
periority over all other luakort] productions
ralca:
of several nutnbors, and in all colors.
M
Flannel*, Plain and Jlrooadu Silks iu new styles.
S HAWL*, N. W. Collar*, Sl.-nves, ChomiseUs,
Infant s Waists and Caps, Cashinera Scarfs, Rib
bons, Ladies', Gent's aud Child's Hosiery, N. W.Trim-
ming*, Cambrio and b* is* liauus, Ernb'd and Plain L
C Hdkfs, uto., just roc'd and for sale at the lowest prices
by[sept 271 D»WITT A MORGAN.
N OTIGE.—Tlra subscriber beg* loavo to inform
hie friends aud numerous patrons, that hie Bath
ing Saloon bas been closed for tho present, but will be
shortly re-opened, of which due notice will be given,
sop 14 if J. M. HAYWOOD.
1,12—AJUt,—20 bbl*. now Ala, received par
stoamer and for sale at tho Albany Ale Depot by
W. 61. DAVIDSON.
A,
L'IsOUH-—150 bills. Georgia Floor, 100 do. BaF
1/ timoro, 30 do. Ilirarn Hmitb'e, for sale by
aug 22 MoMAHON A DOYLE.
CLOTHIERS
MERCHANT “TAILORS,
Ware room
y. K. Corner of Whiluker and Broughton-sts.,
Hftvnunnh.
Till'! .Subscribers, in announcing to their nnmer*
A ou> ountomers and tbe public, the arrival and
openiug 4 of their
S 1> r i 11 k Stock,
felioitate themselves on the advantages whioh their ro-
oent purchases enablo them to offer all who desire to
■elect their Clothing from an extensive assortment of
the choicest goods, made in the most
Fashionable Style.
These goods huvo been purchased uuder the personal
inspect ion of one of the proprietors ; and availingtliem-
■elvcs of favorable circumstances, they aro enabled
uot only to warrant them in quality, bat to offer them
at euob
LOW I* DICES,
asmnstdistanue allooiupotitnm In tlioir trad
Tho following enumeration is mado for the
Gentlomon iu the country, whose orders wi
prompt attention, and who, when in .ho city, aro
spectrally invited to an examination of our Goods.
OmVl'LLMEN’S CLOTIIlNfi.
FllUCK AND DRESS Coats of every quality.
" " ** “ in Black, Blue, Brown,
Gr*-'n aud Olive Colon.
U(JH1N£88 COAT8, in great variety, vis: Linen, Rus
sia Duok, Drab Dete, Alpaoha, Cashmeret, Frock and
8aok busiuvH* Coats.
PANTALUON8.—Blaok Doeskin at a groat variety of
Bl'k and Fauoy Casslnrares.at a groat varioty of prioes.
“ Drub Dele “ “ “
White and Fancy Liueu Drills, “ " "
Fancy Marseilles, *• •• “
VESTS.—Black bilk nnd Satin Vests.
Fancy Silk
White Silk, for Party
White, Buff aud Fancy
Marseilles “
White and Buff Duck
id Lineu
FURNISHING GOODS.
Furnishing Goods 01 every description for Gentle
men's wear—consisting of soaris. orurats, Waterford
ties, Princo Albert ties, spring stocks, merino shirts
and drawers, cotton do., suspenders, half hose, glovus-
all kinds, best quality puteut yoke shirts, a hue as
sortment of
DUESSINO GOWNS,
Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Brushes, Fort-
monias, etc., eto.
HATS.
Au extensive assortment of the latoit and most fash
ionable styles.
Boys’ Clothing.
Comprising the largest assortment over offeree in this
city, consisting of Frocks, Hacks, l’olka backs, Jacket*.
Vest* and Pants, in *veryT>rlety of style and material
suitable for the season.
MEDCDANT TAlLoHIVG.
Z i tie favorable and long establisht d reputation which
their csiAbl-.shment has enjoyed and still maintains inr
the stylo and finish of its yarmmts made to orea*
well a* for the suporior quality ot their cloths, dura
bility of oulor and substantial workmanship, it shall be
the constant effort of the proprietors still to contiauo.—
They invito the special attention of both old ana new
customers to tlio following, (min whioh they are pre
pared to furnish garmont*, which they will wurant to
be nep/ue ultra in both fit and fashion.
SINlONl'rt A BIOLLY'b Lust Uluo, Black, Brown,
Mulberry, Green, Adelaide, Bronxe, Corobo and Olive
Cloths.
Black Docekin, Block, Caesimcre, and a largo assort-
mentof Colored aud Fancy Tweeds. '
LINEN GOODS.—White, Buff and faney Llnon
Drills.
VESTINOS.—White Silk and Butin, for Party Vest*.
Black aud fancy Silk and Satin*. White, Buff and
Orange Ca*simoree. A large varioty of While, Buff and
faney Marseilles.
irXIFOItX SUITS.
For Volunteer Companies in the olty and throughout
the State, made and furnUhcd at the ehortest notioo
aud in the best manner. DIBBLE A CAREY.
apr 4 !y
BUSINESS CARDS.
ii. S. MILLER & J. D. FKllliUStlN,
WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS.
OOKNKK or
llroiightou anti Almituomery Htrects.
BAVANNAir (iA.
Carriage* Wagons, Carts aud Drays manufaetuml.
Ulacksmttblng, Including Iron Railing and Grates for
Buildings, Ao. done at the shortest notice, aog 19—fim
()
LB IMONONGWILLA YV1X1HKY.—
IA bbls. fino old Menongsholo^Wbiik^r. iu store
reoloby fsepl]
W. 61. DAVIDSON.
2'L.OliU ami IHHC'UIT—200 bbls. Bull, uud
Georgia Flour, 50 bbls. Hiram Smith’s do. 1U0
> Butter, boda aud Sugar Biscuits, for sale by
— \ DOYXE.
MCMAHON A J
I »A('ON HU>KH uud IH2KF—10 casks of
I# choice Bacou bides, 20 half bbls. Falton Market
Beef, for sale by {»op 11 MoMAHON A DOYLE.
c
UtOHHAIAN’H Hl’KllIFIC—A fresh sup-
-j ply received by steamer. Also, Dr. Deoaia' Sar
saparilla aud Copaiva Mixture. For salo by
JA8. If. CARTER A CO.
aug 18 Druggists, opi»osite St. Andrew's Hall.
u, Whisky, Sherry Wine and Champagne,
1 be sold at New York prices, if applied for
sop 14] COHEN A TARVER.
O N GONHIGNJIKNT.—A lot of fine Brandy,
Rato, * ~ "
Which will
lew. [—p 14)
tfUKHil HOIIHKD SALMON.—Another
I ’ fre&h supply of this delicious Fish, received at
BERLIN> NATHANS,
•ep 3 L’hd»f 8t. Andrew's Hall.
1.UNK WI11TU HlilttTH—ilnrino Under
I. Shirts and Wrappers. Also, Merino Drawers,
Souks, etc., for sale low by
sept 7 ' W^R. 8YMONR.
S TlfllPiSON’H PATENT ICE PRlhSilRV'lNG
PITCHER—Just ruiccived
ad two coses largest site
MORSE A NICHOLS.
ir
THE BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE
lira 4^u been bore, is now under tbo uiHOugeinont
ut mu. c. A. IIAI.I.,
A gentleman fully competent, aud who will take great
oare to givo satisfaction iu the execution of ull work en
trusted to him. With tho
sriHW sysriPDfe
Ordered during the post year, and that which \ro are
now about ordering, our Ulhoe will have undergone a
thorough renewal. Our
Hook UimiitiK nnd Mnnufucttirintc
faollllUs, will also bo materially inqirovcd, and the
■took of manufacturing materials considerably eulargod.
No paius or expenso will be snared in obtaining a
rupply of Paper of every dusoriptlon, 0/superior quuti-
*” and every exertion will be made to render the os-
lishmonte worthy of the support of tbe oommunity,
ibing that we shall meet witn due encouragement.
Ir. E. J. Purse has no longer any oonnoution with
above establishments.
rders may La left at the atoro, or with Mr. llall at
the old stand, Pentleld's Range, over F. W. Cornwell's
Uardwarc Storffitentrauoe iu the lane.
je 16 ~ J. M. COOPER A CO.
l)lIUi»S HAiiMAPAlill.liA—For lira to-
I_> moval and permanent cure of all disease* arising
from an impure state of tho blood, or habits of the sys
tem. Tin* extract is evasively used by the best phy
sicians in the oountry, and is oonfidontly recommended
os heiug the bust article now iu use. For sale at whole
sale or retail by J OiJN B. MOORE A CO.
■ept 14 Gibbou’s Buildings.
UTTER, ClIKKHK, UAJ1H, <fcc.—25
kegeohoico Goshen Butter
r wheat
b eating Potatoes
__ ramSnut'' *“*
16 do Genncssee
Landing from steamer 6”orida, and for sale by
sop SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
S EID1.ITZ nnd HODA 1‘OW'BKHM.-
Prepared expressly for the retail trado, from im
ported materials, and warranted fall weight. For aaie
»y ,, WM. W. LINCOLN.
>a ** Monument • square. _
I NDIA UU DliElt DUK881NG COJIBS.
. Just received a lot of the celebrated India Rubber
reaving Combs, warranted not to warp. For sale Ly
Sep 20 J. H. COHEN A CO., lit) Ilroughtou-ft.
A/l DURING Diito CAGEH.-Jusc
J.Y1. '*hd for ealo by
. J. r. COLLIN8.
I V4IUY llttndie Tallin Cutlery and Silver Pla
ted Forks to match. Just rooeived and for sale by
sop 13 J. P. COLLINS.
<T
T. J. iiOB£UTS,
(LATE OF BURKE COUNTY.)
C O M M J s « / f> A M E HC HA .V 7’,
No. 1EI lliiy-nti tM’l.
8AVANNAU, OA.
Will ;!*• h!s p;rj?ssl sttffitiTO *« •>! Mui**** »*»•
truetvd to him. iiu.o aug 1
Eockcil, Long A €0.,
COMMISSION MEkCHANTS AND
SHI EDI NO A CENTS,
NAVA .N N A 11 , limiltUlA,
Will atl.nd to lolllti. all hluda of l’ltOIH'Cr..
Strict attention given to tho Receiving aud For-
warutng Goods, and titling orders from the country.
k. i.ouKr.ir, wn. u. lonu, jolra u. navis,
jy sw ly
WYLLY A iXONTitlDLlilN,
GENERAL CUMMISMON AGENTS,
PnrclinNo nnd Hale of Nlockn, Dondsg
Itcnl und i'vrsonnl Kninte, At. Ar.
UJfice corner of Hay Lane und Bull Street,
rear of the Post OJficc.
1*. S. Having numerous orders wo wish to purchase
1U0 Noctoes, either singlo or in familios, for whioh wo
aro willing to pay highest cash prioes. jy 2U—ly „
iSi It. Cllll(OH,
A T T O It N E Y A T I. A W,
KAN IIKIIHVI 1A.K, (i 110.
Will attend to busiucss iu Wnslunglon, Jofferson
Lnuruus, Wilkinson, und Knmmiel Couullus.
1U» eh to—N. A. llurdec, l’rankliu k Brantly, aud
8. E. UolhwcH h Co., Havunnah. jy *- 0m
JOSLril GANAIIL,
A T T DUNK Y A T LAW,
couMKKoruar ann wuiraxxu-sts.
i« 25 ly
A'licioriigu and Coimiiission
ItllHlNFiHH.
1 WILL cmitimie lira Fuutorum> und Commission
1 UuhIuusbou my own account. Offioe^m Buy-st.,
Foot ot Montgomery Strcot.
may 9 tf J. F. PJBLOT.
Kiuclilcy A TIioiiiun.
COM Al ISSI U N M E K CHA N TS.
No. 75 Uay-nt., Hiivtuitiuh, (in.
n. r. kikoulbv. a. Tiioxas.
Z. N. Winkler,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Willianisoii’a Ituildiugs, Hny-itroet.
Muvnnunli, Gn. apr 18
WEEEM A UtiUU,
Fnctori aud Uommissiun Merckuuti,
■op 21 82 RAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. ly
1 AW CO-i'AltTNJbUBlili*.—The uuder
1 i signed has taken into partnership, in tho predict
oltTie Law, his son. ISAAC 61UL60RD MARSH, under
tho nemo ol M. <V 1. M. MARSH. They willpersounUy
attend the Superior Courts ol Chatham, Bryan, Bulloch
Effingham, Hurlven, Burko, Wnshiugtou and Wilkintot
Couutiufl, aud liuvo mado arrangements lor the prompt
oolliratloii ol debt* iu most of lira uoiiutios In the State.
Ss* Office 175 (upstairs) Bay-struot, Huvanuah.
MaylMth, 1852. ly MULFUllD MARSH
a. a. Sibley,
Wholesale aud llutail
Bookseller nint Slarioiier,
■No. 135 Congresa-st., opposite Monument-sq.
mnr 19) SAVANNAH, GEO. Itf
i;iias. a. piuiti T,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
I | AV1NG resuiuoil bis liuslirasx, is now pre*
XjLparsd to oontroet for Buildings, or Jobbing work ol
any dusoriptlon, in bis line. Stairs executed with neat
ness and dispatch. A share ol the publio patronage ie
most respectfully solicited.
Carpenter Slop coiner of Walnut and Harrison>sts M
second otruel westof Browuund Harris'sStsbles.,
feb Id ly
JU. D. Evuiife,
A T TORN E Y AT LAW,
Saukpeksvillx, Wasiiihutoji Cooktt, Ua.,
Will practico in the Courts or the Middle Circuit. All
busiuoss committed to his aaru will be ezreuted with
promptness and dispatch. . . ..
Rtrtki.NOBS.—Alessrs. Both well A Smith, and Dr. II.
L. Uyid, huvanuah. ly jaa27
JOHN rOOLE,
WnOLESJ LK A>D UXTAII. DKALER HT
PAINTS, OILS, TURPENTINE AND VARNIBUEB
French ami American Windows-Glass,
Paint, Varnish ami White-wash Brushes, Sabel and
Camel Hair Pencils, Badger and Camel Hair
Blenders, Graining Combe, Artiste’
Brushes, Ao. Ao.
Paper flangings, Borders, and Pi re-Hoard Prints.
N. if.—House, bigu aud Ship Painting, Gilding, Grain
ing and Ulaslng, done on rousouable terms by
6 JOHN POU1.E, li Whltokor-flk.
mar 20 Nearly opposite Swift, Douelow A Co.
Henry K. Washburn,
(AGENT.)
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
jy21 HAVANNAU, OKOUG1A. ly
A. ». DULlft,
COTTON FACTOR
No, 74 UAY-HTUEKT,
net IV SAVANNAH.
lUiiiiVum A Cox,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Atlaocn, Heorgin,
JWllloolleot Debt* in thefollonrug Counties:
Do Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Cass, (Murray, Cherokee
Newton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon, Walker, Henry
Merriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dade, Spaulding, Trnup
Cobb, WhithcM, Forsyth, Gwinnett.
Rs/srtnees—E. B. Htoddard A Co., Charleston, Sootl
Carolina; Williams A Brother, Augusta, Georgia; Plan
Brothers, aud O. W. Choat, Now - York.
Nst. Manuum. (mar 17 tf) THOMAS N. Coi,
C. A. L. LAJLUt,
General Commission Merchant,
ly] HnvntinRh, Geurisla, [iiuv 13
nanur n. rout. • t. a. ouhuam.
FORT A DIINIIAin,
FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
out 7 SAVANNAH. OA. 1?
Julian llnrtrldgo,
ATTORNEY A T 1. A »
Ojfiee corner WhitaJur-et. and Bay Lone,
nov 10 Havaunnh.
ItOWLAAil) A. CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. 172 Bay-nlreot, Hnvnnunh.
/onx T. KOWkAftD. au 21 JOUtt T. ROW LAND, JII
Jnnics JUellenry,
INSURANCE BROKER & NOTARY PUBLIC.
Alarine Protests Noted M ud Extended, Averages ad
justed, Charter Parties and Averngo Bonds drawn, Pa
pers propared wrhereby to recover losses from Amorioan
or British Underwriters, and attention given to all
matters oonnocled with Shipping and Insurance. Of
fice No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front of the Cus
tom House. ly nov8
OILBKUT itlJlLGU,
MAHTBIi BUILDKlt,
DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER
Yor k-s tr s 11, Oglethorpe S q.,
(an 28 Savannah.
I>. W. Miscally,
SHIP AND liENl!UAL BLACKSMITH,
Opposite Lnninr’H Cotton l*ress,
BASTE lift WU A UP, BAY ANN AU, GEORGIA.
Steamboat and Mill Work, and every description 0
BUcksmithing executed withnoatnesa aud dispatch,
roar 9 If
Upholstery and Cabinet Work
fN. The subscriber having taken the atoro on
Vh. Whitaker-street, next to Dibblo A Carey’s Tai
1^2tj loring Establishment, reepectfullv announoe to
* f 1 the eitisen* of Savaunah that ho is prepared
to execute all orders in the abovo line on the most
REASONABLE TERMS.
Spooial attention paid to repairing all kinds of Furni
ture.
gOT Funorals supplied at tho shortest notice,
oct 20 ly JAMES LARXIN
Dying uud Renovating Establishment,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
73 York-ntreel,renr of tho Court House
ESTABLISHED IN 1832.
I" AIMES' Silk aud Woolen Drosses, Shawls, Ta
I j bio Covers, etc., cleaned, and dyed various colors;
Ladles’ Bonnets bleached and pressed in a fashionable
stylo; Kid Gloves cleaned, aud Gentlemen’s (iarmeats
cleaned, renovated or dyed, as may be required. All
done in the same style which has geacralJv ao muofc
(Avail'd my patrons and friend*. Terms moderate.
Persons sending parcel* by Hamden's Express, Rail
road, or steamboat* are requested to write per mail, so
that I may kuow where to call for them, and which way
to send them back. Cost of freight mtoh way, for small
p»tc.li,»im>«.bo»ta5 MBU. All order. piuotuUjr
'’.'rria ' lr alicxandsh oai.lowat
CANOIE*
AT REDUCED PRICES1
113,00 |ror 100 lb..—H3 lb. Bose.*3,73'
\TO charge for boxiuir or delivering at Ihn Rail-
IN road or stoamboau. Warranted to keep In any
olimate. *• L. RICE,
jy i iy. 8. W. corner Broughton and Whitakernit.
mo PUKC'UAHSRS OF OUKAP DRY
1 GOODS —5 casos ol fast colored printed Law ns
jaconet and Batiste Muslins, all at 12& cents.
3 eases assorted Ginghams in New Styles, all at 12}£o,
[ cose (a great bargain) Ladies’ Linen Cambrio Hand
kerchiefs, all at 12)£ cunt*.
We havo much pleasure in directing particular at
tention to tho arrtval, by tho steamship Florida thie
lay, of the above Goods, and can with perfect ooufi-
lonco recommend them os the cheapest goods ever of
fered for sale in Bavatraah.
. _ 61. PHKNDEROA8T k CO.
may 25 17® Brongliton-st. opp. St. Andrew’s Hall.
MILLINERY.
MKH. 81L1IKK.
yo. 167 C0BGRJK33-8TBMMT,
having received her srftiNo sra«k
of FASUlOIfABUI SILK CRAPS, STRAW
and French imported Bonneta. Hibbens,
Trimmings for Dresses, Freaoh Flowers, Bilks
for Party Dresses, Collars and Undsr-Bleeves,
respectfully invites the attehUon •( LadiM to her
Store, No. 167 Ccngreas-atreet.
All of the abova good* are of Mrs. S/a selaa-
sei.
tlon.
an M.INKltV AND VANCV 00008."
mu*. DOE,
Ka. 17 DAntiAMD-araMMr,
sfX T»k?*_U‘** mothod of lnformjng lit I4$l*i «f
SLa large and faehienaLlo assortment of STRAW
BONNKT8.
f™ * 4 i ’ °' u " “*•* 6.11 o.t. (.brio, ia ml. ul
t?!" 1 * "•- •»»»>•• BONNKTof Franrt L.». ~
P. 8.—All orders from the eonntrypromytlj attande4
JUonliielicr Female institute.
M ISS MARTHA M. UUKI.L, i-Mutif.l .Dd
Icaohor of the higher English Branches.
miss Louisa 8. brr.NCKM, English branohes, Q*r-
\\\ m ^
61 ias Ann.ini: Bums, / Mnsio.
6it*s LucaKTia S. lioorru, Drawing, Painting, Km-
hruldery and Instrumental Musio.
MJIlo AncLiitK Cuausr, French.
Mrs. s. 61. James, DomesUo Superintendent.
Rev. Ruvue 61. Wuiie, Rector.
Rev. Seneca U. Utuc.o, Chaplain.
Thu 25th Term ot this Institute will eoromenee on
lira 13th of October, and cxumd to the Beoond Monday
iu July.
A Prospectue aud any Information may fce had tjr
application to the SooreUry and Treasurer. As ths
number of Pupils is limited, it Is Important that aarlp
application should be mado.
W. 8. WILLIFORD, 8eet’y and Treos’r.
[From Bishop Elliot's Annual AddisonT**
With the consent of the Beard of Trattoes 1 placed
the Institute under the charge of a lady, well triad and
well kuowu, Miss M. 61. Buell, and invited the Rev.
Rufus 61. White, who had just at that moment 1
od tho charge ol St. John's Church, to aeoept thi _
torehlpof the Institute. Thoso appointments,teg*L__
.Mr. Bragg at the la-
t resign-
the lieo-
i, together
|*P 0 . 4
tho coutiuuuuce of the Rev.
■titute, should give parents every confidence that inch
as tho school has heretofore been, each will it be here
after. 1 commend ft most heartily to the Diooess, as
suring it that the School has never been In finer con
dition and praying it to use every exertion not to per
mit an Institution to go down wniuh has been bnilt up
at the expense of so much ■aeritloe and suffering.*•
sept 26 tw tlN
lut L,Aai L51UVA1.UU VHUUUOnOM I'
A New Cook Stove,
CALLED “THE NEW WORLDJ
Vox llumlng Wood or Cnl.
Tim Mub.urllier. h.vo ju.l moil, arr.ng.
meats w ith Messrs. Abbott A Lawrence, Stove
Makers, of Philadelphia, for the exoloslve sale
_ _ of thie eaoellunt STOVE. Tbe makcrehad 16
thoroughly touted before ufloriug It to the pnblle for
rale, Nhd it also comes very highly reoommemded by
those that are now using It. We put a Gw of them up
on trial a short time sinoa la this city, and those who
have satm them la oparation acknowledged that the/
never saw any stove, for either roasting, boiling,broU-
ing.or bakiug, that performed *0 well and with so small
a cost for fuel; tho castings in this Stove are very heavy
aud mounted in the most perfect manner; tLe bake plats
is so ooustructod that you ean gat twloo tha boat in Uia
oven a* any othor stovo now in use. We are now re
ceiving the different sises, aud wo cordially invite all to
call aud examine before purchasing. We have also,
various othor pstteraa, amoug whioh may be found
the Iron Witch, Iron King, andoelobrated Buck Stove,
for wood. T. W. MoAHTUOR A CO„
>pr 21 tf Store No. 13 Bantard-ab.
M VitLUAliifh 8A1.JK eif REAL i
KHTATK.
Will be sold, at the Court House in 1- *"
tho town of Marietta, Cobb oouaty,on tha first Tuesday
in Oatober, between the hours of toft and four o’oloek*
that very desirable and valuable lot of land, the prop
erty of the subscriber, (who is about removtof North,)
iu the town of 61arietta, Georgia, containing between
•eveu and eight acres, with the improvement* thereon,
eousistiug ot a handsome, spaoioua and well-built man
sion. containing eight rooms and a pantry,‘aaeh ream
having a fire luacc, with all ncocssary ont-buildlngs,
snob os Htone kitchen, bath house aud dry well, ear-
ribge-housus, stables, barn, servants’ rooms, Ao.; a
laigu vegetable garden, with a fine selection ef fruit
trees, grape vines, Ao. The premises are new and In
good order, and if the purchaser should desire it, fin ad
ditional amount or laud Immediately adjoining, oan ba
purchased ot tho subscriber. Alee, at the tame time
und place, all tho household and' kitchen furniture,
consisting of mahogany bureaus, solas, bedstsads. ta
bles; maui-usses, orookery, glass ware, Ao. Also, farm
utensils, o&rt, wagon, carriage, horses, noire. Be, Sale
to continue from uay to day until the whole ie disposed
of. Persons wishing to purchase, are invited to eaU
aud examine the promisee, 'lertn* on the day of sale.
•e|* 17 tOl THUS. STEWARDSON.
1‘luutution for Sale.
Situated ou the Augusta and Waynes-
boro' Railroad, adjoining town lande of W&m
Waynesboro', and containing eight hua-mainm
‘ tnd fifty oloared, with
in «iu aores—about ivo hundred
improvoments. The whole
Yiaaed.
rovoiuents. The whole or a part may ba purchase'
Apply to SHEWMAKE A MONTGOMERY.
P 7 tf Waynesboro’, Qa.
UuiiU
rjpiifc: eubsorib-
iUud Agtucj'.
•-r will purchssa of sell, on commie-
siou, Lots in tbe town of Bntm*wiCK; also, Lands
as do Pure uonesseo do
Reoeived pet steamer and Ibr sale by .
»p 7 scaAWxoa, joumbton a co.
ly lng in tho counties of Glynn, Wayne, Camden, Ware.
Appling, Clinch, Irwin, Lowndee and Thomas, for 10
per oout. commission on amount ef sales, aud will re
port tho value of lauds for ten dollars per lot.
Reyek vo—E. J. lUrdou, Esq., Savannah; J. C.
Plant and Dr. Collins, Macon; Andrew J. Miller, Au
gusta. K. M. MOORE.
ItniiiBW ick, Aug. I , 1863.2ftwIf aug 16
WINTER IRON WORKS.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Portable Circular Maw Mill*.
fl’IlESK Mills ur« warranted unsurpassed by auy
I iu use, are propelled by an Eugino of 12 inch bore
01 Cylinder, aud present tbe latest and best Improve
ment throughout. Among these, the patent Oiling Box
is exclusively used, Doxies oontinnous food Works,
Ac. Prioe delivered at the Factory 2,600 dollars, lean
than $100 additional will defray the freight to Savan
nah, Augusta, Charleston or New Orleans.
Examination of those 61111* is alope required to estab
lish their excuoding simplicity, ol.Bepneis, durability
and superiority throughout.
All descriptions of Lngiuoand Mill Work fornUhed at
short notice aud fully warranted. Address
jy 6 6m J. S. WINTER, Agt. W.I. Works.
<jr Charleston Courier please ooi-y.
LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT.
AlfNOLD’8
Improved Patent Metallic Indestructible
SARCOPHAGUS.
OR L — 1 AIR
EXHAUSTED ^ B “ asaBIT2ar COFFINS,
Whioh ie now taking the rlaoe of all others throurhont
the United States. 11. 6. BOOARDUS having been
made the sole agent of the abova for the City of Savan-
uah, would respectfully call attention to their vast n-
periority over anything of the kind that has yet been
before the publio. The improvements consist ia oe-
monting the top and sides, and, by tbc applieatloa ef
an air pump, removing tbo air, by whioh means the
ooutcut* remain without effluvia or ebange of apnaar-
auoe for any length of tioio. U is on these advaatagee
tlio olalm to superiority Is based.
The undersigned having examined the above, do not
hobltato to $uy that, in thoir opinion, they are Auly «al-
oulatcd to auswer the intended purpose:
8. N. Us mils, M. D., | C. W. Waur, M. D-
R. Wavnn, M. D., P. m. Kollook, M.T>..
J. C. llanausuAu, M. D., | W. G. Bullock, m. D.
mar 12 R. J.achlibok, Machinist. ly
PLANTERS’ HOUSE,
Ht. Itlary’n, Georgia,
tt . T ! li f wel1 k “«>wn Home, situated within n
mi short distance of the Steamboat wharf, is now
ML pen under the supervision of W. R. Bunklbv.
is h use while under the control of Mrs. B. Miller,
acquire ! a very high reputation as a first class house.
The present proprietor having furnished the hone*
entirely new. qopee to retain its high reputation, and
* *flt publio patronage.
W. R. BUNKLEY, Proprietor.
—
) patronage.
St. Mary’s, Aug. 23. 1853.’ ■
Hells! Bells!! Bells!!!
3 IMIE Buluicribor* manufacture and keep conetan t-
l ly on hand all sisee of Church, Factory, Steamboat,
errjr, Locomotive, School House, and Plantation Balls.
These Bells ace hung with tbo patent iron yoke* with
moveable arms. They can be turnod around eo that
the clapper will strike iu a new place, whioh in doelra
bio after a boll has been rung a law years. Springe am
affixed in a now way to prevent the clapper from reetia g
on the Bell, thereby prolonging the sound. These Belle
are manufactured from the^beet stock and .are coat fa
iron casings. At this Foundry these win first need
aud aro found to be a great Improvement^, We give a
written warrantee that If Choreh Bells weak within
one year from date of purchase, with fair usage, we
will recast without charge. The tone of all Bells in
warranted. Nearly 9U0O Belle have keen east and sold
from this F’onndry, which is the beet evidence ef thou
superiority. Wo have 15 gold and Silver Medals,
awarded from the various Fa irs “ for the best Belle fox
. iiiorou.iieu *nd purit, of ton.." W. .,«l 00 i, r
all.iitlon tonttl*. u(! Nil.., OiiinM, ul... „f.r
to those furnished by us. Our Foundry is within a few
rods or the Hudson River, Erie Canal, aud RailrcMe
running in every direction. As this is the largestis
Ublishmcnt of the kind in the U. 8. nnd has the largest
tueortment qf Bells, orders oan be filled with great Sis-
pRtch. We ean refer to Bella in any of the 8Utos-—
Old Beil* token in exchange for new ones. Levels*
Compasses, Ac. constantly on hand. Address
A. MENEELY'S 80NS,
West Troy, JKlfi
Je 13
ly*dAtw
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