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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1853. TAB DAILT MORNIflrft NEWS. jrnnHNM.C00FEtt. ^77777*iM~T~ri*oMPHQW. mhw Larges: Circulation Ip the ttty i 1 ThnrMdR)' MTWtwRt ^N33» 47,638 47,128 BY MA6NETIC TELEGRAPH. [Treoemltt.d for th, BeTeooeh 1 mil? Morning N.w*- uncial Tate far Oerernor. MiuaDaaviLLK, Nov. 0. The official »otn for Governor wa. counted to^ay and the result !• m follows: ForJohnson “ Jenkins " Gilmer J " Berrien * Johneon’e major Ity over Jooklo. S10 votoa. Gorornor Jolnuou wot inaugurated lo-day in the pretence of a largo coocoor.0 of cilU.no. Charleaton and Savannah Railroad Can- vest leu. Chaklkston, Nor. 0. Tho Convention ndjournotl sine die after appoint- jog n committee of seven to memorialize the Legisla ture of Georgia and Seuth Carolina, for a charier to connect the cities by the shortest practical route- Tho same committee were also authorised to take the necessary measure* for surveying the route im mediately. Charleston Cotton Market. Tho sales of Coltou to-day were only 300 bales, at 7 to 10Mj cent*. The transactions wero limited iu cousequence of the rain. ^ Sal* or Hob 3K8 andCabriaoics.—By reference to the advertisement ia another column, of J. B. Ryan, Esq., it »>• » een ll,al h ® wlH Bcl1 * l • uc ' tion in Charlosion, ou Friday the 11 lb instant, a number of horses and carrisgc*. • Macon and Warrknton Railroad.-The pre- liotioary survey of a route for the proposed Rail road from Whrrenton to thii city, says the Macon Messenger of yesterday, was completed on Monday, and Mr. Wm «, Bonner, the Engineer In charge, and his corps of osslstunts, returned on the oveuing train to Milledgeville. The route surveyod passes by Sparta and Milledgeville, and is 72 miles in length—and shorter than any travelled route be tween the two points. It passes the Oconee «t Milledgeville and runs through the northern part of the city, crosses Fishing Creek aear the Macon road and wert of Oglethorpe University—runs to the head-waters of Camp Creek, crosses Walnut Creek one or two miles above the Central Road, and reaches the Ocmulgeo at a point within the city limits, and near the lower lino of the Cemetery The country through which it passes is rough and broken, but more favorable for the location of a railroad, than was at first anticipated. Let the lAigiilature grant a liberal charter, and the Macon and Warrenton railroad will be built. fF* The Maoon Messenger of yesterday saya: The Cadets of the Georgia Military Institute, passed through this city yosterday, cm route for the Capl tol, where they will remain until Friday. They were escorted from the Depot to the Floyd House, by the Macon Volunteers and Floyd Rifles, whore they wore hospitably entortained. They left iu the evening train for Milledgeville. They numbered about 110 io rauks, and will create at Milledgeville, as they did here, a very favorable impressiou of the efficiency of our Military Institute. Houston Svpkrior Court.— 1 The Fall term of the Superior Court for IIou»lon couuty, closed oil Saturday. A largo amount of business was trans acted, and several very important cases upon the Criminal docket disposed of. George W. Ray, jr.. iudicled for th^ murder of William R. Taylor, was convicted, and sentenced to be hung—Elbert Young blood, charged with an assault, with an iutent to kill, committed upon John O'Pry, was sent to Um PeifUentiary—and Jerry, a slave, the property of John Smith, indicted for the murder of J. P. Gloven was found guilty, and sentenced to be hung. jy A fttw duy ago 1,200 hags sold at Louisville at $4,80 per cwL, deliverable 1st December. jjp*' A gentleman was robbed at one of tho hotels in St. Louis of over $14,000 a few days ago. BasADflTurps in Franc*.—Since the discovery that the wheat crop would be short, about 10,000,000 bushels of breadstuff* have been imported into Frauce; half this amount by the ports of Havre and Marseilles alone. Fugitive Slave Case* A dispatch from Philadelphia, dated the Cth says :g A fugitive case was brought yesterduy afternoon before Judgo Thompson. It appears that Edward Huddleford, of Goorgia, had brought hither hia slave, named Shelly, and that the Abolitionists hud enticed him oiT. Another purty of Abolitioiiists, not kuowiug thut the slavo had disappeared, got out a writ of habeas corpus, which was sorted on the master, who replied that tho slavo had been sick, and he had brought him to the North for his health, and that he had rau off some days since. He was not now In bis custody, and *aa not desirous that be should return, being a most unprofitable servant. The case was thus ended without the agitation o the great question of constitutionality. Th* Cuban Apphkntiok System Plot.—The Union publishes an extract from a letter dated Cu ba, Oct. 20,supposed to be written by tli»U. S. Con aul at Havana, which says that when the now Cap tain Gencrul arrives tho apprentice system will be proclaimed. The writer also says that instead of thirty or forty thousand, it is contemplated to im port oue hundred thousand African apprentices.— He adds, “if carried out, 1 will quit the island with the full conviction that soon after we shall have another St. Doiningo." Mexico t United States.—According to private advices from Mexico, there is uo appar ent difficulty prmNng between that government aud the United Stales, and a negotiatiou is quiotly going oc in regard to a new bouudary line. The Mesillu valley is, in the mean lime, under the joint occupun- cy of the two parties. It is understood that it will suit the objects of tho New York Pacific Railroad Company to divide the valley between the United States and Mexico. This will afford tho company the route which they desire. Later f rom California. Arrived of John Mitchell at San Francisco— Large Fire af Sonoro. The steamship Dauiel Webster arrived at Now Orleans on Saturday with advices to the 16th of Oc tober—a fortnight later. She reports that the Star of the West arrived out oa the 31st ult., and started on her return trip afternoon of the same day. The Webster brings oue hundred and aevonty pas sengers and fifty thousaud dollars in gold, receivod by the steamer Sierra Nevada from 8an Francisco ou the UUh. The Golden Gate and Uncle Bam tail ed ou the same day for Panama. The passage was made between San Francisco aud New Orleans in twanty day*. The news is very meagre. One third of the city of Sonoro had been destroyed by fire, and the loss of property will amount to a million aud a half of dollars. The mining new* is encouraging. John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, who recently caped from Australia, arrived safely with his family at San Francisco on the 12th of Octobor. He last came from the 8andwich Islands. Distinouiohed Arrival.—Thomas O'Donohue, Esq., the distinguished Irish patriot, who has shed halo of glory around hia name by bit noble exertion* in the cause of Human Liberty, reached Baltimore on Saturday afternoon in the train from Fhiladel phla, «nd was warmly welcomed by a committee eoasisiiug of the officer* of the various Irish Bene volent Societies. The party then proceeded to the residence ot Mr. Wm. Ward, corner of Baltimore and Aisquith streets, where he will remain during his brief stay in that city. The distinguished pa triot had been tendered a public reception, but mo‘ fleetly declined it. W 1 " wpoftod in diplomatic circles that a ▼Meat scene has taken place between Lord Claren don and Baron Brunow, Um R UM iau Minister. Lord Clarendon it oaid to have directly charged the Russia* diplomatist with bad faith, and with having deceived the English Cabiuet as to the intention* of Russia with respect to the principalities. er The oittoial Gazette of Savoy states that an Inhabitant of Chamber? has just quitted that place to attempt, in concert with a company organized for that purpose, to save some contents of the ves sels which were sunk at the battle of Navarino, par ticularly the admiral’s ship, a three decker, which f it Is Raid, had ou board at the time she went down, a tom of six millions of francs ia fold. All the ne cessary apparatus has been embarked, a number of divers have been ongaged, and in addition to the or> dinary diving-bells, all the receat inventions for such purpose* will be put in requisition. ry Mr. Thomas Hendrix, tie-iior, an aged andreanftccable gentleman from Laurens District, mat vittiauaoeidentaiew days since iu Georgia, which caused his death. He was oa his way to Ar kansas at the time, Columbus, Georgia. The editor of the Goorgia Citizen lately made a visit to this nourishing Interior city, end in his lest issue gives the impression made on his mind relative to-tka onwevd march of business la that place, end the demonstrations of the industry of its citiaens generally, which he witnessed while there. We copy the first paragraph of his article upon the sub ject: We were highly gratified the present week, in v .. flying visit to Columbus, to notice the signs of improvement which every where met the eve in that pleasaut city. Tho cotton season has begun there under better prospects for a largo trade than for several years past. Broad street presents a spectacle, which, we are sorry to say, has not frost ed the eyes of the Macon people for many a day, and so great is the bustle and animation in the cotton market, that it la sometimes difficult to crois the street, on account of the number of wagons, cotton bales, mules, horses aud cotton dealers, which throng the avenue.’* In alluding to the above paragraph the editor of the Enquirer says: This state of things existed during the first port of the week, when It Is comparatively dull times with our business men, generally; had the Doctor remained until Thursday or Friday, bo would doubt less have witnessed still stronger evidences of the “ bustle and animation" which an increased number Of wagons from the country produce on the days last named. Our customers from abroad just then begin to " come to town," and make their heaviest trades with the cotton dealer and the merchant. Speaking of tbe increased receipts of cotton at this place, we may properly add another reason to those given by the Citizen, which has an important bearing upon the increase of the receipt* the pres ent season, viz : the high price which the staple commands io our streets, as compared with other markets around us. This, with the low rates of groceries, and their superior quality, induces many planters, wisely too, to bring tbeir crops hither, who have heretofore traded elsewhere. Hence our ipts up to the 1st of the present month, are re. ported at 5,S00 more bags, than we bad at the sr.cne time last year—whilst the receipts at otbor markets near by have, perhaps, been diminished in a corres ponding ratio. We regret to perceive that this has beon the case with our sister city of Macon, which has this season received 7,204 bales less than wore reported last year. Wo hope better luck is in store for our neighbors in the “ good time coming." Farther Foreign New* by the Africa. England.—Parliamentary retprn just published, snows that in tho year ending 5th January last, Britain paid out of tbe public treasury, £00,784 sterling for brunty and expenses on captured ne groes, in prevention of the slave trade. Wreck of an Emigrant Ship and Dreadful Loss tf Life.—We have received intelligence of the total loss of the emigrant ship Dalliousin, which sailed from Uruvesoiid on the 13lh, aud Deal ou tho 15th, for Svdnny, and which sunk off Bcechy Head, on the 10th iust. Only oue tuuu wn» saved, und as the ship was of large touuage (754 tone,,) there must have been a large crew. At Plymouth she was to have received 35 passengers. She had been rereutly overbauied and coppered, and it is supposed soum of tbe now work gavo wuy. The captain, (Butter- worth,) his wife, aud two children, i re lost; also, the crew, of upwards of 50, four passengers nnd nine children. The ship sunk about 16 miles off Beechy Head. The loss on goods is £70,000. Franc*.—Tho application for French generals, which it is stated has been made to the Government by the Sultan of Turkey, will, it is bolieved, be re futed, though leave of absence for a limited number may not be difficult to obtain. The French Transatlantic Screw Steamship Company at Dieppe have contracted for twelve ships of 120 tons ana 240 horse power each, for the postal service to the Rio Plata, Brazil, the French West Indies, and the United States. Mare and Co., of Blackwall, London, ure to build the ships, an • Messrs. Maudsley are to supply the machinery. Tho weather in Frauce had beon favorable to t je sowing af winter corn. The Empress Eugenie has granted a pension of 2,000 francs out of her private purse to the parents of Lieut. Bellot, who perished when serving with tho British exploring expedition iu the Arctic seas. At the death of the pareuts the pension is to decend to the hrothor aud sister of Lieut. Bellot. Emile de Girurdin has been "warned" for apeak- f too freely through La Presse. t was stated that when the Emperor returns to Pal is from Compiegne, (he day of tbe iotnuded cor onation will be aunpunced. Holland.—Dutch Minister at Washington.— At the meeting of tho Second Chambers of States General, 17th inst.. among other business tbe com mittee made complaint to tho Chamber of tho pro tracted absence from bis post of tho Dutch charge d’affaires in the United States, particularly as the Republic is entering iuto relations with Japan, which may affect the interest of llollaud. Grkkck.—Another Earthquake—Distress from the Failure of Currant Crop.’—'The enrthqnako already reported to have occurred on the night of the 20th Hopt., was mora violent thuu at first stated. Shocks continued at intervals from midnight till 4 o'clock next morning. All that wus left binding of Thebes was completely demolished. Muuy of the houses of Clulcis, a* — were overthrown, felt till October 7th. The greater part of the population of Achaia and Patras In Greece, are reduced to destitution by the comploto failure ol the curraut crop. Accouuts say that the yield is nut ono-fiftccuth of an average, ami that tho loss to Greece will be oquul to 200,006,UU0 of francs—a manifest exaggeration. Tho force of the German federal army i> fixed at 456,000 man, exclusive of the reserve. The "Court Newsman," says that u coolness ex ists between tho Emperor of Russia and the Kiug of Prussia. A very likely circumstance. They have began a movement in Manchester iu favor of a " Maine" inli-liquur law for England. Mrs. Hogg, tho widow of the Etlrick Spepherd, is in poverty. Frieuds are etideavoiing to have her pul on the pensiou list. KusfiiA and Turkry.—Tho following curt doc ument is Gortschukoir* reply to Omar Shah’s offi cial and courteous uotice that hostilities would com mence on the25th ult. If he did not evacuate tho Turkish territories: Aly muster is not ut war with Turkey, but I have orders not to leave the rriucipalilies until the Porto shall have given to the Czar tho moral satisfaction he demands. When the point has been obtained I will evacuate the principalities immediately, what ever the time or the season. Ifl am attacked by the Turkish army 1 will defend myself [confine my self to the defensive.) (Signed) GoRTSCHAKOirp. Rescind Pusha's son was the bearer of tho aui "ions to Prince Gortschakoff. He also conveyed Omar definite instructions how to act in event of the Russians refusing to leave the territories. Du plicate* of theae despatches were sent to the Com manders of tho Turkish forces in Asia; so that the actinu of tbe two divisions of the army might be iu concert. Turkish force now in arms, is estimated, though somewhat loosely, at 300,000 men, uanmly : 120.000 betweou tbe Danube and the Balkan, 15,000 iu Bosnia, 6,000 uear Prietiua or the Serviau fron tier, 50,000 who will be mustered within twenty days at Adrianuple, and from 80,000 to 100,000 men, on the frontier of Asia. The Russians, on their part, are actively increas ing their forces on the Dauube. Imtneuso barracks uro being built on its bauks, the expeuso of which Gortschakoff makoa the Hospodars pay, and to such a length lias (he Russian carried his deinunds, that itu. WaBachian Government hua beeu compoll- I to borrow six millions of piastres. The English aud French ffeots were to enter the Dardanelles, but not the Black Sea, oxcopt to repel auy hostile movement of the Russians. A corps of observation is to bo seut to tbe Greek frontier, and auothor to tho Persian boundary. Prince of Servia hud informed Omar Pasha thut tho Serviuus would defend thoir own couutry against AuBtriau occupation. The Sultan, U appears, siuce he declared war passes the entire day in religious duties, undor tho nstruclione of the Shiek-ul-Mutn. Twenty thousand Druses, irregulars, under tbeir chiefCheible, whoso loug withstood Mahomet Ali, were daily expected to join the army of Asia. Oue half the Turkish fleet was about to leave far the coast of Asia, between Trebizond and Batoum. Voluntary gifts of all descriptions continued to flow into the Turkish treasury. Jewels, money, horses, houses and lauds, to un imraouao amount, were offered for the national service. Eight thousand "Redifs" were armed, clothed aud equipped from tbe proceeds of oue duy’s offerings. Military preparations continue with uuabated spirit. The Turkish steam frigates Farir, Bahri, Tuif, Yer- ijde, and Medjedie have been sent to Beyrout, to take on bourd 12,000 regulars of the army of Syria. Orders have been gi¥eu to call ogf fifty thousand more Redifr, exclusive of the rcsorve*. Of these 50,000, 18,000 wero urmod aud equipped by the city of Constantinople. The Earl of Carlisle had arrived at Malta. Bucharest, Ocl 5.—Prince Gortschakoff’s in spection beiug terminated, the caiups huvo boon broken up, and Russian troops aro moving iu masses on the Danube to tbe number of 35,000 men, with 251 suns. A rumor is prevalent that the Danube will be cross'-d on the 9th or 10th. The combat will be fierce, judging from the auiuiu* on both sides.' Tbe disposition of the Turkish troops on the right bank is said by tacticiaus to be most masterly, aud the fortresses which support their position are iu a formidable state of defence. Wo aro again assured that Prinoo MenscbikolTis about to assume the government of Uie Priucipaiitiot. Gorucbakoff is very far from popular with the Russian army in the Principalities. The Russian Commissariat is said to be wretchedly innnaged, while the Turks have abundance of everything, liar la hn*ilv engaged iu organizing corps of pron- tonisrs, but auy bo. attempt to cross the river, for Miue iiuto to cwuiu. A contract for 6,000 horses bad been made in Russia for the Turks. at hsr residenoe, a select class of pupils iu the various branches of a thorough English and French edneatioau Apply No. l« Liberty-iit-, near Drayton-et. aov 8-lw FOR NKW-VORK. To leave oa SATURDAY. Nov. 12, a* 3)6 o’clock, P H. ; The Uaited States Mail stcamahia AUGUSTA, Captain The*. Lyon, will ‘“VrK fm ’saftaBBPHwSa FOR FHII-ADBUPHIA. To lea*. WeSMOo. »»** —, at — o’clock. — M. Th# nsw and spltndid steamship BYSTONE STATE, Capt. Thomas Cabin Passage to Philadelphia, 4» Award.—At Baltimore on Friday last an arbitra tion awarded to the pilot boat Fashion $750, lor towing tho brig H. H. McGilvey to a place of safety, haring overhauled her about fire miles outside of Cape Henry. Tbe Brig alone, without cargo, was valued at $9,500. Disaster.—The bark Geo. Leslie, at Boston, from Trinadad, reports that oa tho 94tb Oct. lat. 34 28. Ion. 74 55, fell in with the wreck of schooner Isi- phine, Holden, from Tobnico via Apalachicola for New York, with lots ol masts, and decks swept in a hurricane on tbe 19th ult., was blowing a heavy gale at ( the time, aud not board her, after lying by them for 24 hours, succeeded in taking off the cap tain and 4 men, Mabyland Election.—A dispatch from Balti more says that the highest temperance man on the Delegate ticket leads tbe highest Democrat nine hun- dr.d..d Hv.nlr-a*. nut. Th. whole Temper. ^.T&’t ./IL.,. .p»lr * "'“"77 once ticket is eloeted by about one tbousend major. BO v 9 C. A. L. Li ity. Hindes, the Temperance candidate for Sheriff, is elected by sixteen hundred majority. |3P*A company has been forinod, says the Spring, field Republican, with a capital of $4000,000, by several solid men of Springfield, Boston and New York, to purchase the entire property of the Indian Orchard Canal Company, where, io additiou to Cotton, they arc to manufacture flax. A Cotton mill to employ 400 or 500 bauds, is nearly prepared go into’operation in that place. In the month of September, 2048 emigrants left the port of Hamburg for America and Australia diiect, and 1402 proceeded from that port by way of Hull und Liverpool. This makes a total of 3450 German emigrants from Hamburg alone. 'Of teis number 3158 wore bound for Nortli American ports, four to Rio de Janeiro, aud 290 for Melbourne' Sydney, nod Port Adelaide. Shipment op Fruits.—The Wheeling Qaiette stales that apples and other fall fruit and vegeta bles are now being ihipped in large quantities from tha( city ovor tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to N. York. Apples go at tho rate of 500 barrels uday They aro worth $1 75 at Wheeliug, at $3 at N Y.— This will bo found ono of the sources by which the farmers will be enriched by railroads. From the New York Herald. Litter from Ilavnun. Negroes at Trinidad—Expected Arrival of Slaves —Intentions of the Captain-General. Havana, Oct. 22, 1853. 1 have but u few days since, received advices from Trinidad, thut the landing of COO negroes there was accomplished at tlm ft.iihonwlo de Broil, and thut twenty or thirty had porished on tho way, from tho over-crowded state of tho vessel, aud that it wus done by the Spanish brig Amen to, which has de parted for parts unknown, ortho coast of Afrita, n« the case may bo, with the u»uul supply of good#, aguadents, See. Another brig—tho nuino of which wo have not beon ublo to ascertain, but are assured that it is Spanish, effected safe delivery of her cargo, consisting of two hundred and sixty, ut Enscnudn Carmolo, which wore conveyed by the ugent, named iu ono of my late letters, to the convenient astute of Don G. Pastor, whoro the division of spoils wus accomplished without exposure, tho authorities of the vicinage having been forowarnod and forearmed. The vessel has also been despatched from this tiast for more plunder. About ten days since, attheEuscnuda do Cochinos, of Lady Suffolk memory, we have had another suc cessful speculation. Tho cargo of the Spanish srlK.nnnrMuria and|Juunu having been lauded, (180,) many linvi* g died under tbe ministration of mercy on tho wuy. Tho officers of tho locale in this case puid, nnd one of them is said to be a participant in tho proceeds of the voynge. Tho vessol was burn ed, as there was expectation of an investigating commission from the lluvnna, in thntlieighborhood, by order of the Captain General. The Spanish brig Papillo made good a landing in the vicinity of Lu Pclonea, on ll»o 15th iust., tho conscientious official# conniving, and being well compensated for llioir exceedingly disinterested devotion to thoir public obligailJiis. We have also received well-founded informutfon of un expoctsd arrival of from six hun dred to eight hundred Africans, to bo effected ut Bahia Houda or Cabanus, as may prove most con venient of access ou arrival off the coast. The Captain General proposes to cupture this vessel if he cun, for information of which he wus indebted to the indefatigable British Consul. It will be a wbito feather in his cap, to be seen and ap preciated as ho leaves bis prescut elevated position to make way for General Pizuela. It is to be regret- ted that official duties, which liuve been honestly aud honorably discharged by Mr. Crawford, should have involved unpleasant persouul relations with tho Captain General, who bus been, or tried to be, very marked in discourtusy. Tim clour conscience lias nothing to apprehend, and the puerile ntteinpta at petty indignities do not multo loss smooth tho brow ol the honest man; wherefore, they return to feed upon tho engendering heart. Tiie idea of the threatening policy of the vast system of free labor, which is to be forced from Af- ricu, is having its effect upun tho people, who do not relish the wholesale sacrifice prepared for them without their consent. Later kkom Rio Janeiro.-We are in receipt of files of the Corrcio Mercnutil of Rio Janoiro, up to 14th of September. Coffee was firm in tho mar ket, and largo sulus wero made. The total sules from the 1st to the 13;h of September were 41,000 bags, of which 15,000 wero for the United Stales and iho rest for Europe. There wore still in tbe murket 150,000 bags. Prince Ponintow»ki, Minister of Tuscany, has presented to the Empress of the French the young duke de Casigliauo, who is shortly to be mar- tried to the eldest daughter of Queen Alaria-Chris- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR UkJIBRY’H FKRltY, AND ALL Intermediate Landing*. Tbs well known steamer OREGON, F "' ™‘V 1 xw:Wo°!lZ>’fix. 1 * P. 8.-All tr.lfht...d«r oa. dollw, moil bo p.id on io wh.rf. *«* 'I FOR TRADERHHI1.1.—SI- riper Thoau.mor W. B. NEARS, topt. iMarmls, will leave 8*. Mary’s every Friday horning tor iradera-11111 and the Intermediate landings, conneetlng with the steam er 8t. John’s to and from 8avannah. For frslght or further l.fomOl.. •g}'^ s8BIiT> A ,. t> 8t . gar All freight payable by shippers. CHABLKftTON ADVBHTIBKMENT. auction sale or *o*»m aw* cabsiaues. Extensive and unreserved sale qf Horses, Carriages. Buggies, Big. Double aud Biogle Harness, Lathes and CmUemen’t Baddies. Bridles, Be. etc. de. Bj J. fe. MYAN, Auctioneer. * FRIDAY, the eleventh inst., at th* Livery Estab lishment of Mr. O’BRIEN, 28 Chalmers-afreet, at 10 e*eleek. A- M., wfd pceltively be sold, to th* highest bidder, without the least reserve, the followiag SEVERAL PAIRS OF MATCHED I10R8EB; ac customed to th* oity, la good order and oondition. SEVERAL IIOR8E8, used to eingl* draft, anJjutta- ble for Baggies, Ao. ONE STYLISH PARADE HORSE, acknowledged to be the finest Parade Horse in the oity. SEVERAL FINK CARRIAGES, with Harness to mntoh.nll Well kept and in good order. DOUBLE AND SINGLE BU~ Leather Top* nnd Harness to match. ONE OIO. ONE 12-8EAT OMNIBUS, In perfect order, with Harness, and an India Robber Top Co7*r to protoot Baggage from the weather. AND ONE CART and Harness. Terms of saleFor any amount less than $100. cash; . ret that amount, 90 days, with an approved eaaoried note, and interest nddea. Purchaser to settle, ahd re move the property on the day of sale. N. B.—The Horses nnd Carriages can be ezamiaed the day previous to the sale. Should the weather prove unfavorable, the sale will take place in doors—and bar gains may be expeeted, os the present owner retires from tho business. J. 8. RYAN, 10 22 Drood-streot. F«r F.lnlkn, Hum FlorldR, Via Darien, Hrumexick, SI. Mary'., J.ek.onmlU, Pieolata and Middtcburg (Black Greek), Gar■ ruing the U. S. Mali. The steamer WM. GASTON, Cant. iThomae E. Shaw, will leave for tho above places on Tuesday Morning, tho 16th inst., at 10 o'elook, and will continue to leave every Tuesday. ... , For freight or passage, having haudsome accommoda tions, apply on board at the Florida Steampacket wharf, near the Gas Works, or to uov 0 CLAOHOHN A CUNNINGHAM, Agts. The Very Latent style m lbr O’inter Hats, of French manufacture, uud of very light texture. We assure the public that these Hats cannot be beat in any respect. Call nnd aeo them at N. K. BARNUM A CO. Hat and Cap Store, 176 Broughton-atreet, opposite St. Andrew's Hall. nov 9 FOR PALATKA—HAST FLORIDA, And Intermediate Landings. Tho steamer DAVID L. ADAMS iwillleavo as above on Wednesday, tho 9th last., at 10 A. M., and every Wed nesday thereafter, at tho same hour. The superior ac commodations of this Boat, with the determination to confine her exclusively to the INLAND ROUTE, (for which she is well adapted from her light draft) makes hors desirable Boat for Invalids and those who object to the outside passage. For froight or passage apply on board at tho Wharves of the Steamboat Company of °nnv If* ° r *°' OKO. H. JOHNSTON, President. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. A MODI'! A BRO., returns their thanks to tho • oitisons of Savannah and ita vicinity, for the very liberal patronage which they have reoeived, and encouraged by the success of the past year thev beg to announce that they have oompletad their arrangements nnd aro now daily reoeiving from the Philadelphia, Boston and New York market* their supplies for an extensive FALL AND WINTER TRADE. IN CLOTHING. JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES. Of which thoir stock will oomprise every quality, stylo and description.nov 5 FOR I’ALATKA, EA8T FLORIDA. Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary's, Jacksonville, Pieolata, and Middleburg, (Black Creek.) Tbe new and superior steam packet 8T, JOHN'S, Capt. James Freeborn, will leave for the above places on THURSDAY MORNING, 10th inst., and continue to leave every Thursday. This boat bas beeu built ex pressly for the trade, and has large and airy State Room accommodations for passengers. For freight or passage apply <m board at the Florida 8team Pocket wharf near the Gas Works, or to CLAQUORN <1- CUNNINGHAM, Agents. SSfThe bT. JOHN'S will make her next trip so St. Augustine ou Thursday, the 17th inst. nov 9 Aquatic Club of Georgia. T HE first annual Rogetta of the Aquatic Club of Georgia, will take place at Savannah, commencing ou TUESDAY, December 6tb, 1863. Tho following purses are offered by the Club: For Eight Oarea boats, not to exceod 48 feet lit length—one purse $100 Six do do do 43U 300 Four do do do 38 200 Two do do do 82 100 sept 29 ' 3tw—td M. CUMM1NG. Secretary. | IRA ULT rnspectftilly informs hia customers and the publio generally, that he has opened a f of new Toys aud Confoctionory, on tho south Brougliton-street between Bull aud Whitaker. where fresh Cakes, Rusks and Broad will be bakod every day. Also, Iced Cakes aud Maooaronies. Ornamented Cakes, Jellies and Cream, in fancy stylo, mado to order. Cxkes lor the country will be boxed carefully for shipping. A continuance of publio patronage Is solicited. OPPOSITION LINE. For Palntkn, FI. and lutnrmedlnte Plane* Leaves every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The regular stoam-paoketWELAKA, Capt. N. King, will leave as above. For froight engagements or passage, apply 8. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agon.. N. B.- The F^ro to Bruaswiok is reduced to $4. oet 13 FOR BOSTON. B The regular packet bark EXACT, Grumloy master, having most of her oargo ou board will have dispatch. For freight, 60 bales cotton on deck, apply to WASHBURN, WILDER 4 CO. FOR NEW YORK.—Old ltetnbl’ed Line. Tho. nohooner ECHO, Lowdeu. master, will uioet with dispatoh os above. For freight c ■SnBBipassage, apply to BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO. FOR NEW YORK—Union Line. The regular packet schr. NORTH 8TATE, Horton, master, will have quiok dispatoh for SMMnthe above port. For freight or postage apply t OGDEN k BUNKER. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. Tho schr J. F. TOBIAS. Hand, master. For particulars apply to SMBL nov 8 OGDEN A BUNKER. FOR NEW YORK—Old K»tiibl»’<l Line. —^ The sohooner PATRICK HENRY, Kundson, master, will meet with dispatch as above. Ft freight or passage apply on board, or to 8 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. A Spaniard in Conqrbss.—The New Mexican papers iufortne us that Seiinr Don Jose Manuel Gal- logos has been elected delegate to Congress from the Territory of New Mexico, aud he is commended to the kind consideration or the powers at Wash- ington. The papers adu that be does not understand n word of English. " Tho morning cometh !” BY GEO. U. TUROOr. I. - ’Tis said that the Bison, grown blind in his age, In search of bis mate, burriee restlessly on; In cirolss that widen from oentre to verge Of tho prairie the herd have been feeding upon. II. So, we, when the light of the heart has gono’oat, Roam restlessly, heedlessly, hopelessly on, In oirolea that widen, to[llfe’s farthest verge— Ever seeking the love wo once thought all our ow III. . The Bison shall reach tho deep forest at last— For him the dark ond ot a life-darkened road ; For tho sightless of Earth, comes Eternity’s day ; In that world where the light it the presence of God, gei „ ett, Rev. F.L. Bit ANTI. Y. of the Georgia Coifercuoo, to Mist MARY ANN, daughter of Mr. John Conn, of Milledgeville, Oa. Assiduity ok a Ciikvalikr D Industrix.- The Albany Transcript records the doings of Chevalier d’ludustrie, who auswers to the name of B. Gustavus Perkins. He arrived iu that city on the afternoon of Thursday of last week, aud within three days after picked a gentlemau’s pocket-took lodgings at n genteel boardinghouse—advertised for a wife, and zsve audience to fifteen ladies old and youug, who believed themselves qualified, to make him happy—accepted six df them, aud received a gold ring from each as a pledge of her return to complete the nuptial arrangements—broke op«o hi# landlady's cunbord, and stole nil her silver spoons— was detected in tbe act of rumegiug a fellow- hoarder’s truuk—got kicked out of doors—was pur sued through the streets by a brother of one of the anxiou# applicants for raatritnouy, who swore to in flict kUBimury vengeance upon him—took refuge from his pursuers iu a millinery shop—stole four nieces of satin ribbon f.om his kind protectress, the bonnet maker—was met and recognized by another of the young ladies with whom he had contracted a matrimonial alliance—was charged by tbe young lady with obtaluing her heart and ring under false pretences, aud was soundly thrashed by a big dray- mau. who volunteered os champion of the injured virgin. Next lie obtained a lot of luiarud hard ware, by representing himself as a partner of a mer cantile firm in Chicago—took passage for Buffalo— was arrested in tbe cars at Utica, and taken back to Albany, wbere be underwent an examination and was consigned to the lock-up. Ali, be it remsaber- sd ; ia Um days. RA1?IwiftSf 8!VBeecher, Esq-I'in the'Sthyearof her age. RECEIPTS OF COTTON, Ao.—Nov. 9. Per Central Railroad—815 baler Cotton and Mdse, to E Parsons A Co, Rabun A Whitehead, Boston A Vil lalonga, Hardwick A Cook, Wro P Yonge. W W Gar- D 8 Howau, Webstar it COMMERCIAL. MACON, NOV. 3.—Cottoz.—Ther* is a fair demand for Cotton if all olasses, and an advanoe of a half cent ia the prices sinco last week. Sales yosterday were from 7 to9>i cents. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. MEMORANDA; New York, Nov 6— Arr, brig Louisa, fm St Marys, Qea ; brig M Graffam, fm Jacksonville. Wiscasset, Nov “ Brunswick, Goa. riscMiet, Nov 2—Sid, schr New Globe, Tibbetts, Departure mi Hummer* from eia« THIS DAT. St. John's, Freeborn, Palatka, at 10 A. M. ON SATURDAY. utta, Lyon, New York, at — — M TO LZAY* CHARLESTON FOR NIW TORE. James Adger, Diokinson, Saturday, P. M. Departure of Car* on Central Railroad Two Passbnuzu Trains Daily. Beening 7Va S'—Leaves Savannadt at 8 P. M., and or Maeon at5.1* A. M., connecting with the 8outh- * i Cok rives | Western Railroad io Oglethorpe and Columbus, and bv stages thence to TaUahaeeoe, and othor points South West. Homing TVain.—Leaves Savannah at 8 A. M.,and ar rives in Maoon at 6X P. M. connecting with the Maoon and Western Right trains to Atlanta, Montgomery and Chattanooga, and with the Aagneta and Wayneeboro’ Railroad (aay tram) to Augusta: and (going East) with Railroad to MUledgevUle from Gordr CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR. Fellow-Citizens :—I am a candidate for the office of Mayor of the oity of Savannah, at tho ensuing elec tion in Decomber next, nov 4 td ROBERT W. POOLER. CANDIDATES FOR SHERIFF. Mr. Editor—Please announce Mr. MICH. FINNEY as a candidate for Sheriff of Chatham County, nt the ensuing election in January next, nnd oblige oet24 HIS MANY FRIEND8. Mz. Editor:—Please annoance Mr. JOHN A. STA LEY, a candidate for th* office of Sheriff of Chatham County, at the election in January, 1864. jy 14 MANY VOTERS. Te tbe Voters of Chatham County. Fellow-Citizens:—I am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of your county, nt tho election on the first Monday in January, 1864, and respectfully solicit your support. M. 8. D'LYON. To the Voter* of Chatham County. Fellow Citizens I am a Candidate for the office of Sheriff of your County, at tho eleotion In January nsxt, and revpeetfaHy oollcit your support, oot 0 ALEXANDER TUOMAfi. FOR NEW YOKK—Union Line. . The regular paokot eohr. Frances Sattorly, st Roovolana master, will have qalok dispatoh for mtlie abovo port. For Froight or Passage apply to r 10 OGDEN k BUNKER. x tieulars, apply to BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO. will meet with dispatch as above. For freight passage, apply to BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. FOR NEW YORK—Brig Line. 4 The regular paukelbrig AUGUSTA, Tbtuuo, master, having part of her freight engaged, will have dispatch For freight or passage apply board, at Anderson’s wharf, or to 3 WASHBURN. WILDER k CO. BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. zTimber, may find employment by applying .—«,«,.. treeU WM. CRABTREE. nthe subscriber, 208 Bay-street. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. n The schr PATRICK HENRY, Kundson, master. For particulars apply on board at Tel- SMUt fair’s Wharf, or to 4 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. FOR BALTIMORE n Tho fast sailing sohr. VIRGINIA, Capt. Atworthy, will meet with quiok dispatoh for ■Ufmabovo port. For freight - freight or passage apply to II. K. WASHBURN, Agent. TO RENT, i TWO UouseB on the corner of Barnard aud I New Hoaiton-streots. Apply to L nov 10 C. A. CLOUD. A tols < FOR SALE. SMALL and choice nock of Family Groce ries, with fixtures and storo to rent. Apply WANTED. SMALL Offico suitable for u Apply at this office. TO RENT. A BRICK STORE, No. 116 Bryan street. Apply to [nov 10] C. A. CLOUD. TO RENT, HE Stofc lately occupied by John Dovle, Jr., X corner Bryan and Jefferson-street. Apply to nov 10 E. O’BYRNE. r 10 lanuing iruui sen WM. CRABTREE. HOOKS, KOOKS, BOOKS! T EIBER oil Civil Liberty and Self-Government. 1 j The Wigwam aud tho Cabin, or Tales of the South; by W. G. Simms. Autobiographio Sketches; by Thomas De Qnineey. The Underground Mail Agent; by Vide—lllustrat. _ Mon and Things as I saw them in Europe ; by Kir- win. Time and Tide, or Strive and Win: by A. 8. Roe. James Montjoy, or I've Boon Thinking; by A. 8. Roe Fun Jottings, or Laughs 1 have takon a pen to; bj N. P. Willis. Silliman's Visit to Europe; by Professor Silliman of Yalo College—2 vols., Illustrated. Gustavus Lindorn, or Lead us not into Temptation; by Emily F. Carlin. Merkland.or Self-Sacrifice; by the author of the life of Mrs. Margaret Strickland, io. Aunt Kitty's Tales; by Maria J. McIntosh—a new re • vised edition. A voyage to tho now Celestial Country—an Allegory; by Rev. Ueo. B. Cheever, D. D. More of the Bleak House, in two bound volumes. More of the Homes of the Now World: by Mrs. Bro- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ™ cheapest dry NVITE8 the Ladies to call and Inspect an Invoice of CLOTH CLOAKS and MANTILLAti. reoeived te; ON DON BEAVBK CLOTH' OVBU- .J COATS.—Just received: eome extra fine Reversa- bhTOver Coats, together with a goed assortment of all other kinds of fashionable patterns made up in superior style. For sale by GEO. 8. NICHOLS, — 9 gibbons' Range. SINGLE BUGGY WAGON8, and plain Blaok Satin Veits. For sale cheap by now a OKO. a on.luina' ttftn, I PEA It oei Flannel. r: Main? ■opt -if oi>w—fcu iu. v>uinnmvu. ocorctary. | ***Charloston Courier and Mercury, please copy. I* m DANCINU ACADEMY. MONS. A. BONAUD, Respectfully informs hit Patron, and the public in geueral, he will opon hie Danc ing Acadomy at Armory Hall, on SATURDAY next, the 12th inst. it 5 o'elook, P. M. All his former pupils are rospecttully invited to at tend—the German Band being engaged tor the occasion. N. B.—Mons. D. Bogs leave to say that all little eccen tricities will be cured by him. nov 8 PAR 18 Ml LLINE R*Y“, ISO 1>2 UoagresM Htreet. SAVANNAH, GA, GARDINER will opeu on nml after November. Ladies are respectfully in- EC'EIVKU per steamer Augusta, and in store: 26 boxes new Raisins; 26 half do do; 8 kegs aga Grapes; Smoked Salmon; Pig Baoon; IPjg Hams; Bolognas. Ao. ]nov 9] J. D. JESSE. . NEW BUUKD. •RECEIVED BYJOHN M.COOPER & CO. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9TH. T HE Works of Joseph Addinon—including his contributions to the Tstler, Guardian and Spec tator— edited with oritioal and explanatory notes; by Georgo Washington Greene— in 6 vols., vol. 1 rac'd. A Memoir of tho late Rev. William Croswoll. D D, Rector of tho church of tbe Advent, Boston; by His Father. Peruvian Antiquities; by filariano Edward Rivoro, Director of the National Muaeum, Lima, and John James Von Tsoliudi, Doctor in Philosophy, Medicine, to.—Translated from the Spanish; by Frauds L. byj. Funimoro Cooper—continued to 1843 from tho Author’s manuscripts, Ao.—3 vols in oue. City Arohiteoture, or Designs for Dwelling Houses, lores, Hotels, to.- illustrated with 20 Plates with de- j^riptioagand an essay on tho principles of design; by Outlines of Comparative Philosophy, with a sketch of the languages otEuropo arranged, upon philolngin prinuiplos, and a brlof history of the Art of Writing; by M. Sohole Do Vere,|of the University of Virginia. Appleton’s Complete Atlas of the World, with an ii traduction to physical and historical Geography,and a_ Alphabotioal Index of the Latitudes and Longitudes of 72*juo places. Menklaud, or Self-Saerlfloo; by the author of "Mar garet Maitland." Anecdotes of Painters and Engravers, Sculptors and Architects, and Curiosities of Art; by Shearjaahab Spooner, A B, M D—in 3 vols. Tho Blaokwater Chronicle—a narrative of an expe dition into The Land of Canaan, in Raudolph county, Virginia; by "TheClerkeof Oxenforde"—Illustrated. Loll* in England—a continuation of Leila, or The Islaud; by Ann Fraser Tytler. Leila At Home—a continuation of Celia in England; by Ann Fraser Tytler. Parley’s Present for all Seasons; by 8. G. Goodrich, author of "Parley’s Tales," Ao. irford’s M ISS 1). A. the 10th J to call. eio ticwurd. g TRAY ED or Stolen, from the Brick Yard of the subscriber, about tbreo weeks since, a Sorrel Mule, te in one hind log and has tho appearance of being worked hard. (nov 9-3*] J. 8. WlLKINS. Steuin Engine l'or Sale. A MARINE Condensing Engine and Boiler, of about 35 horse power, suitable for a small Steam boat, requiring but little repairs, will bo sold a bargain. The Engine could be applied to Mill, or, any other pur pose, and beings low pressure is capable of performing great labor with* wodorate head of steam and small quantity of fuol. Apply to J. ROBERTS A CO. or to CHARLES PERRY, Agent, nov 9 - Willink’s Wharf Hay and Pasturage. | LBS. Huy for sule. Also, a first rate Pasture. Termsoash. Now open. — 7 a-3* P. R. JOHNSON, Lamar s Farm. Hcuiovnl. fjp R. CLARKE has removed frnr HACK HALT P ART of cargo of ship Stirling, for sale from tho Wharf, by ANDREW LOW A CO. Notice. r ship Chase, from New York will please attend to the reoention of their Goods landing This Day, at Anderson's upper Wharf. All Goods remaining on the wharf after sunset, will he stored at the expense and risk of the ovrnors. H.K. WASHBURN, Agt. ALHAItl of Liverwort db lloarhound— This celebrated Balsam is prepared from an ln- receipt, and eaoh bottle contains the virtues of 22 different kinds of Roots and Herbs. A fresh supply this day recoivod per Stoauor. W. W. LINCOLN, nov 9 Monument-sq. ir diaui S UPERIOR OLIVE OIL—A fow boxcalf very superior Olive Oil, just tho article for tablo use, this day rsoeived and for sale by nov 9 W.W. LINCOLN. nov 9 KEF.—1 large and small bottles, just W. W. Linuuux, Monuinent-sq. B bhls. now Moss Beof. Landing from steamer Augusta aud for sale by 9 CLAGUOKN A CUNNING1L l)U P * 50 do ( alien Butter; 25 boxes English . . Goshon Cheeso, landing from steamer Augusta, aud for sole by nov 9 CLAUHORN A CUNNINGHAM. i^ILEH.—Mill Crufacnt, Pit slid Handsaw Files, Flat and Ualf-round Bastard, Round and 8<iaai . .CORNWELL, 103 Bryan-street. £ all sises. For islo by F. W. CORNV Turks Island Salt. 3.000 Buihnls in store, dJurjraly SAMUEL 80LOMON8. doors, just reoeived and for eata by COLLINS. FUEHII MUl'PLIEM CORN & MEAL. 1 /kf \i k BUSHELS Prime Western Corn, in ,UUU whole Sacks. 160 do Country Ground Meal, just received and for sale by 1 nov 71 C1IA8. H.DIIRYEE. FOB HIKE. >R1ME HANDS accustomed to work nt a Brick Yard, or at a Saw Mill. Apply at this Uffioe. B utter* cheese, &c.—30kc g s select ed Goshen Butter 60 boxes White and colored Cheese 28 bbls Hiram Smith’s Flour 66 do and half do Canal do Reo’d por steam ship Florida, and for a#le by nov S SCRANTON, (JOHNSTON A CO. B EAUTIFUL Toilet Bottle*. Toilet Po dor Boxes, Ao., of the latest styles and of the most improved paterns, for sale at tho Apothecaries' Hall, by [nov 41 J. E. DeFORD. by rlO F Al’EK. Foolscap, Letter* dec.—In store over 1000 Roams, the kinds and qualities mostly used, are received directly from the Mill, and sola in lots of 10 or 20 reams for cash at Mill priees. ENVELOPES—Over 200,000 constantly on hand, some as low as$l per thousand. NOTE ENVELOPES, NOTE PAPERandCARD8— A t jry extensive assortment, some very beautiful for Weddings, Soirees, Ac. f 10 JOHN M. COOPER A CO. 1JLANKKT8 If Blankets, 8w— ----x- Heavy and Fine do. and a large stock of negro Blan kets, a superior qualitv, by late arrivals, at KEMPTONA VERST1LLE 8, 72 St. Julien and 106 Bryan-sU nov 10 Waring’s Range. _ all Wool, Printed Shawls and the latest style of Cuhm.io d».. U T VMMILLK . 8i 72 St Jalien aud 106 Uryan-sts., nov 10 Waring’s Range. I i W If | BBL.8.1.IMK.of superior l.UUU In .tore .ad for •»)« tiy Jot 10 3 ROUT. UABKRSUAU k SUN. kltiiilK UAY.—100 bale. Norlh.ru liny, it "ro£t. HABERSHAM A SON. I 1 luotnu t • I—• Vo. r Ft<,ri '“’ “ “e. 1 O-BWuTe. and for sale by [not 101 E. O’BYRNE. Fulton Beef, just received in store and for sale [nov 101 E. O’BYRNE. ton and Barnard-streets. A delicious con- w feotion for imparting a fragrance to the breath. A “Ol "ipply id *“‘11 PMk«M.J01l j rw.lT«l i bjr RD Corner Broughton and Barnard-street. DEURT'H PATENT COFFEE POTS.— [3 Those wishing a good cup of Coffee, should call and purchase one of th.es* superior Coffee Pots at the bouse furnishing storu of nov 10 J. P. COLLINS. M [ety of Patent Medioinos always on hand at nov 3 JAS. H. CARTER A CO. O UNDR1KH.—Sardines, Pickles, Catsups, Pre O serves, Fruues, London Mustard, 8weet Oil Maokerel No 1, Salmons, Condflsb, for sale byi oct 28 W. D. FORD. 0 Y8TKR8—Tho subscriber will fill orders for Oysters, in tho shell by the barrel. Ordeu Upon Raw and Pickled Oysters filled with prorapfln CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIAL FURNITURE COVERINGS, Ac., AT WHOLESALE A BETAIL. W. II. CARBVL’S CURTAIN 8TORI I. No. 1U9 Cbe.tunt.st*. Philadelphia, Corner 6th-st., opposite the State House. TTE has always in store a ftill stock of French XL Brooatelles; Do.Satin DeLaines; India Satin Damasks; Table A Piano Covors, Ao. Gilt Cornices; Gilt Fins and Bands; Gimps, Fringes, of every style and prioe. I Cortfs, Tassels, Ac. N.Y. Painted WINDOW 8HADE8 of all styles and priees; Buff Hollands; Shade Fixtures, Brasses, Ac., and everything completqfor Curtains of the newestParis styles, and at the lowest prices. * Persons sending the height and width of their window framet, can have their Curtains mode and trimmed in the best manner: see fashion Plates in August number of Qodey’e Lady's Book. Steamers, Hotels, car builders, and dealer! generally, supplied at tho lowest wholesale prices. W. H. CARRYL, Importer of and Dealer in Furnishing Ooods, 169 Chesnut-st., corner 6th-street, qng 9 tf Opposite the 8tate House. Phi|a. GEO, g. NICHOLS, Gibbons^ Range. I DUE TOOLS.—Ab i **4 other Edge Tools, I GEO. A. MOOLESKY, 149 Congress-st. lOTTON VAUN, TtVINK AND F18H j LINES.—An assortment of all kinds for sale by BOY 9 GEO. A. MOCLE8KEY, 149Congress-st. UU8UK8 AND BROOMH.—Whitewash, Horse, Scrubbing and Dusting Brushes; Hair ana n Brooms, for sale by r 9 OIO. A. MCOLESKEY, 149 Congress-st. ™ T,,K CITY! For Ca.h or City Acee„,„... Simi SJlOUGHToir^Fiig CHEAP »HY«oo» 8sroitj A Few Doom East of j . WHOLESALE AND ifi*,, t.m.f.Mtb. u,,’, Foreign A Domestic ' BROWN AND BLEACiTed Shmi.,,. DriUU- SWrU., 8 , rl *. R J ,N( iS, T, ,°hs. color°d and Mourning Calio!£V’J ),nini », Eh colored Ginghams—in endlew rarteu ’ Mournio « ill JT STOCKS AND DIEM.—Platts, and other 149 Congress-st. i, of all sises, for sale by GKO. A. McCLF.SKEY, )HAMS AND1KON8, SHOVEL AND ) TONGS.—A very handsome assortment just re ived and Tor sale Vy GEO. A. MoCLEBKE Y, ‘ “149 Congrecs-Btreet ftvnnel. For sale by GEO. B. NICHOLS. Mr. Rutheri Qu techy, "Ac. Children; by the Author of The Boo& of The Toilet. L utheran hymn hookh. supply iust received. Bctno iu handsome Turkey r— »«-■** *- “— *-— *-—*- Moroooo Binding, much finer than any wo have hereto- foro had. [nov 9J JOHN M. COOPER A CO. L 1 ATHOL!U BOOKS.-tit. Viaceiu’a Man f uels Devout do; Ursullno do; Key of lloaven; Catholio Piety; Oarden of the Soul; Holy Week; Catholic Bibles. In various sises and^styles or Binding, some richly bound in Velvet with claps and rims. For sale at New York piiees by 9 JOHN M. COOPER A CO. [ AY LANDINU FROM Hill P CI1AHE. [ —00 bales North River Hay landing from ship j* and for sale low on the Wharf b< on the wharf by U. K. WASHBURN, Agent. 10 casks Sugar-cured Hams. 60 bbls Nsw England Ram. 100 do F. Phelps A Rose uin. 60 do PAH Conneotiout River Gin. 20 do Domett io Brandy. 40 and casks Malaga Wine. 126 bbls Good Eating Potatoes. 1U0 boxes New Scaled Herrings. 2 hhds do Codfish. 20 bait bbla Goo liaao F M Buff. 40 boxes New Raisins. 20 do Ground Pepper. 26 do do Coffee. 100 5, 10,16 and 20 Gallon Kegs. 200 1,2,3 and5 do Demijohns. 200 begs Drop and Buck 8bot. 300 reams Wrapping Paper. 80 boxes Beadell'so's and 8's Candles. 80 bbls Stuart's Crushed aud Powdered Sugar. GO dftl) and C Clarified Sugar. B0 bbls and SO half bbls Canal Flour. 60 do Butter and Sugar Crackers.- Landing and forsalo by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. B UTTER, CUKK8K AND BUCK 1 WHEAT.—30 kegs selected Goshen Butter; 60 boxes White und Colored Cheese ; ft) and 3# bbls Buckwheat; 20 boxes Buckwheat. Received perstuom- and for sale by aov9 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A OO RAFFLE. FINE Hilver Plated Buggy HARNESS to be Raffled at our Storo on Saturday Evening next, 12th.at 8 o’clock, at$l00. 20 chances at $6 each A few chances not taken. f D. MALLKTT A CO. A F HRS. J. F. DOE’S Fashionable Millinery k Dress Making KHTAUL.1MH1HKNT, No. 16, Up 8 lair a, Lillibridgcs’ Buildings, AMD NO. 17 BARNARD-STREET, Hnvnnnnb* Georgia. The attention of the Ladies of Savannah and of those visiting the city, are invited to tho New, Large and well seleoted Stock of Fashionable Millinery and Dress Goods, MSilk, Satin nnd Straw Bonnetts, Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Wreathes, Buttons, Combs, Caps, Head Dressos, Velvet Trimmings for Dresses, Plush Hats, Riggerlettes, Infants’ Caps, Plain 811k Brocado, Plain Silks, Shally Mantillas, Cloaks, Talmas, Ao. Ao. DANIEL CltOMLAY, FASHIONABLE BOOT-MAKER Comer of Broughton and Bull-Streets. J THfc SUBSCRIBER desires to inform the pnblio that he has opened as above, where he is prepared to execute orders for Boots of the flneat finish and style, and equal, if not superior to any herotoforo offered to the public. Having many friends in tills State who have been his patrons in Charleston, respectfully solicits from thorn ai * '* pnblio a oail and a trial.ly u 81LK8 AND WOOLEN* To be Dyed Colors at the North J ) KCEIVfcD at the Dying Establishment, 73 York X, Street, Savannah, Georgia Established in 1832. 1 articlos received for dyihg at the North will-be charged the same prico os if dyed iu Savannah, with no ohargee for freight, and guarantied to be safely return ed in about fifteen days tram tho time they are received hero. All othor articles to be dyed black, continued to be dyed by me in 8avanuah, so os to give good sal faotiou, und Gentlemen's garments Dyed, denned, Renovated, as may bo required, in the same superior stylo, wliioh ban generally so much pleased my patrons and friends. Laoios’ Bonnets, Bleached or Dyed, may be required, and finishod in a fashionable style. Orders from the oountry punctually attended to. L< tors nor mail are required, so that I may know whe to call for parcels, when sent me by Steamboats and Railroad, [nov 8] ALEXANDER GALLOWAY. A large collection of Black and Plaid and Spun Silk*. BraSdel^Sk! 8ilk| . Polj B , PkruuUu, Black silk Wkrn iff'"’!'. M,r|.L“• *nd Canton clotha. p "PMcti, Booli"'; Black and Colored fan While Canton craw“sh"*' Broche,Terkelraand Franoh Merinod« Hlpif “ w«l Sha'.u V >p- l.ndlca- French Cloth LINEN GOODS tank. Sooloh and BnaSSi HOSIERY AND QLoSy* UNDKKVK8TN nnd DBa,^ Ve 8 .I'Jttss; 1 ' 1 b> f °”" 1 •« 2Sf ^ BLANKETS and FLAMpi« nj.VJSnuf^HmV.’ found'full^ i,'^; ** ». than can ba had alatnhera. Flaulcr, lo„ incited to examine preTiona te *,nnhu!!j Mh '« u, Nnttlnot. nnd Tweed, for . crv „'„ Kiaw ,0M,taTO " i v« hi , l;z*; Biuliroltlerieu, Lace., Mu,||n r„„ ' ? im,id, r .d Rob... -3b.ml.eli, wit". — & MeKKw»n Embroidered of L C lldkfs, Silk Umbrella*, No. 130 BBOUGHTON-ST.IflH^| IMPORTER AND DE® 1 ^ l 'J» MUSICAL IttBTnOMSNTB STRINGS A SHEEt Sc 138 BROUGIITON 8TRKKT A'«( door to I. ir. Morrtlldt SAVANNAH, GEORGIA S°p«MI™hh 0n “‘ «h-A M it, who.Q they majrhaipeota^large naaimn o f it rloua article* embraced in hia buitn™ M «• The arrangement! haring been made hr . Northern Publl-heri, are aaoh that new Muale aa aeon a* publUbed? ’ ill Iio alio obtained the lole Agency for tbe State of Georgia- ALUEIlT aEuir'JM?. 11 ’ BnoJ'lIKRH- PATENTED OHOBfU OBo.K. 1 ‘ of which attraoti ee much attention and tho Crrital Palaee. New Turk. M. COBIlmr'l vannan, IMPROVED and PATENTED IGOLUig 11 * GEORGE GEMUNDErTvToMNS, t, , t u . Prua Medal wna awarded nt th. World-1 P.|, VJi'' aa alio the Agency lor the MUSICAL WiiSi n V NEW YORKMUSICAI, TIMES. UELD « adVantogeou^Ternm. 1 " 111 B0 " 00l,, P "«“r.rt”fi;i , d‘ U4 ’ of "Pdtd td Twenty Hollars IteWnrtT £ OH the apprehension of my min WlLhUM.it, manway lut Monday, lie formerlr b, o b. John Dflloa, nnd WM purohMedbr n.lmnfoi Tucker. The thorn reward will be pelifiimnhK. er.ry to me. [nor 71 ll, r. WiujSl NOTICE. qiHE Partneriliip heretofore exielinr bei.M,ti, 1 •ubeorlber. under the arm of L. All, Duu- TVJ 1 - 1 nl 7 1!“° T,d mutualcoDitnt. Mr.Gil Ltlienthal will attend to the uniltlled ajiln «iit, concern, andeontlnne the heeleeiionhiiemiic~,n DEVI LILIENTUAL a a a, .... M08E8 LIUENTUAL finunnnnh. Nor, g. 1863. g MT . MUMIUAL. A GENTLEMAN being deeiroue of teaching the Violin, wonld like to taken few pupil, .to unit reo.ire leeiona of .n ereniug. l’or tonne end ferthir DANCIIO; MU. NICHOLS will commence hiiClum .. Wednesday. November 9th, at Suimlm, Hall. Circulars, Cards of Terms, 4c.,mivW obtained nt the Hall, where a book is orenwl hr WMV .mUAptlon of uaiu««, from 9 A. M., till b t. uouT the commencement of the Session. dot 3 CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, T W! ft Subscribers would anoouuce to the nun- muiiity ut large, that they ore now o/ienins iu thw new brink buildfngs, No Bay-stmt, Rmm>- nah, Oa., a jeneraiana comploto assortment of Car riages. Buggies, Sulkies, Ao. And will continue to re ceive from time to time, addition! to thoir stock, that they foel confident will meet the approbation of ni- tomers. They have associated with their Mr. J. C. Tborstoo, who has boon long and favorably known i« tbe Sooth, ns a gentleman of extensive experience in thi manu facture and sale of Carriages; and who it constrtel with a firstolass manufacturing establishment si the prepared to offer Carriages, which, for lirliUtu. strength and durability, are peculiarly mlspud toUi requirements of this market, and which they do nt hesitate to warrant in every particular. Their determination is to hold out inducement! t i heretofore enjoyed by thi# community, and to keepas- stantly on hand a supply of first olass work. They hope, therefore, by assiduity and hcnordle dealing, to insure a share of tho increasing trade & tbia rapidly growing oity. T. J. NAYLOR lCO. Tilos. J. NiYLOU.1 nov 6 [II. D. W. Auamm? Horses# TWENTY head of fine large har- q nous HORSKS, for sale to arrivs ini bavann&h, by the 16th ot this mouth Lj JACOB ELU51 AtT.F . 4 excellent Horses, for the Soddlo or to «i« twwL^JUlD single or double Harness. BEJST HOUSEHOLD COAL. . 1 F\f\ 'TONS best Household Coal, daily expected IcM / to arrive per ship 8handon, will beforMlekia the Wharf by [nov 3-11] ANDREW LOW 4 C0-_ GAltTSIIKURIE FIG IRON* , A 8MALL Invoice daily expected to am*®) . be disposed of from the Wharf. Partis* *»*• tag to engage any of this Iron, will pleaae mike Mf‘7 application to inov 3-141 ANDREW LQWlCft. H IO IbM. of Uruzli Hiigor for $1* AMS, Cheeso, Oraugee uud Appie*, j u * t _ rac# and for sale by JOHN DALI, j # Whiuker-rt- Barnum’s Southern Museum. who will attend to the repairing °* *:~a“'nmirilii Chronometers, and every apeoles of Aitranomicti» struroent. [nov 2-tf) H. BILBER X tixens of 8avannah that they have located perma- ui.uuu.«nu v , „„ , nently in this city an extensivo collection of Animals Mr F we 11 known as a skillful workmu, a'.if;St' “ P0 " lm • ,,, 0f -" r im ” E .M»p*..i.« FOUGHT AND 1UOVNTAIN, I'KOM THE SEA AND THE AIR. To tho ourlous, as well os those interested in the study of nature, as she manifests herself iu tho nume rous forms by which the links of animal gradation is traced, this exhibition cannot foil to afford gratification and delight. Believing that the presenoe of snoh an institution must be desirable in a oity of the extent, population and position of Suvannnh, tho Proprietors have not hesitated to establish hore a Museum worthy the patronage of its inhabitants. In tho arrangement of their specimens no labor or tx- pense has beon snared to convey to the beholder, a cor rect idea of the dispositions and characteristics of tbe various animals in their natural state. The following 188 Bremer’s Homes ot the New World—a 1>L »«w supply reoeived. Poems; by George P. Morris. Life in the Mission. The Camp and The Zenana, or Six Years in India; by Mrs. Colin MacKonsle—in two volnmes. Gustavus Lindorm, or "Lead ns not into Tempta tion by Emilie F. Carlen, author of "One Year of Wedloek," Ao. History of the Insurrection in Chi%a—with Notices of the Christianity. Creed and Proclamations of tho In surgents ; by M. M. Gallery and Yoan. Louis XVII-HU Life, Hie Suffering, Hie Death- lie Royal Family in the Temple; by i—Translated and edited by W. lias- Tho o A. Da Besuciii litt. Esq , in 2 vols. The Csar and The Saltan, or Nioholas and Abdul Medjid—their private lives and peblie notions; by Adrian Gilson. Principles rif Zoology—touching the structure, de- velopmout and natural arrangement of th* races of Animals, living and extlnot—Part 1st comparative Physiology, for schools and colleges; by Louis Agassis, and A. A. Gould—revised edition. . , Tip-Top, or A Noble Aim-n book for Boys and Girls by Miss L. C. Tathill. Industry cf all Nations, No*. 11 and 12. Gleason's Pictorial. Barnum’s Illustrated News. in u\. t>j lm7j j.M.uoomuco. tion ot tho extent of the colleotion to whioh publio at tention is now invited. BIRDS—The Argns Pheasant, male and female, fine speoimens. Tho Cuckoo, a rare bird and beautiful, and whioh ia but rarely eeeu. An Albatroes—from the Cape of Good Hope. A splendid specimen of the Shell Drake of South America. Pheasant! in numerous variety.— The Block Cock. Two varieties of the Prairie Hen. A Carrier Pigeon. Birds of Paradiao—the two and twelve shafted. Tho King Bird of Paradise. Tho King Hum- in tag Bird, and twenty-soven different varieties of the same species. An Ostrioh of tho largest sise. QUADRUPEDS.—Among these will bo found mag nificent specimens of the Lion, tho Polar Bear, the Le opard, tho Hyena, the Puma, a Canada Buck, tho Sloth, tne Lynx—with a number of smaller anlrrds. A St. Bernard Dog of tho largest sise, aud a full grown Mite Dog, a native of the Feegeo Islands, the smallest spe cimen of the canine species ever seen. A Sea Cow. A Mermaid, and a variety of othor sen animal*. An African Deer in the folds of. a Boa Constrictor. jui aaumonal attraction in the Musoum will befound in a series of eighteen COSMORAMIC VIEWS, repre senting European Cities and Scenery. Scones at Sea, and many.other interesting and attractive snbjocts. jar Due notice of tbe opening of the exhibition to the.public will be given. e hours for visiting it will be from 9 A. M. to 9 P. not 8 T)KRFUMUKY and Fancy Good*—A JL fine selection of Toilet Bottles, Powder Boxes, French Founder, Toilet Waters, Pungent Phials, as well as a largo assortment of Hair, Tooth end Nail Brashes, at JAS. U. CARTER A CO., nor 3 Druggists, BrougUton-st. C AKE ’BOXES—Jup’d [Round, aud Ova Square Cake Boxes, just reo’d by *ov7 MORSE fc NICHOLS. LilLOUIt * BI8CU1T—15l) bbl* Baltimore C .Flour; SXI sacks Atlanta Mills do; 75bbls Hiram Smith’s do: 75 do Balt. Sugar and Soda Bisoait; 100 half do and boxes do, for sal* by norl MoMAUON k DOYLE. t 30R HALE—A woman 35 years old, a good Washer and Ironer. and bar two children, a girl years, and a.boy 10 years old. Apply to nov 3 (VM. WEIGHT. |_>ATHNT 8P11INU CANDX.BHT10K6. A small lot of theso very useful articles, ji J ’* ” p. COLLI lived and for sale by (nov 41 J. p. 1 LINS. O UGAH>—‘JO hlids Now Orleans Hupnr, in store D and lor solo by [uo7j MINIS A FLORANCE. FOR HIKE. A PIANO FORTE. Tonus modcruie. Apply at this office. J or3 New Jewelry Store Watches and Jewelry of all kinds- Factorage and Commission BUSINESS' - iuue the Factorage *»dCom«W« Ba I" WILL continue the Factorage L Businesc on my owi utlding, Bay-street, * j. F. PKL0T. CLOTHING EMPORIUM, Car. ot'OonRreu and Jeffer.on-*i«.i MAAS A IIEVMANNt PROPRIETORS. M AAS a llftYMANN are fully prepared to their customers, and to those who r Lg Savannah, the largest assortment of Fall and Winter Loots, Cloaks,Over Coate, Yosts and Fantdoons variety of approved style, for Gentlemen,* ° jr Boys. Their etook of Clothing will 00 “P° t "- B1 kjp #sd other in this oity, for good material, workmaw reasonablo prices. -iuo- . t i««tcd At this establishment, may be found a w«* o!#Ttl( ueiortment of Cravats, Sosrfs, Stocks, UoileO* UlU Suspenders. 8hirte, Undershirts and Br» • ^ oct28 MAAS l —• Bakery I Bakery!! 'I’HE uoderBign.il beg, le»ve |° 7 L sens of Savannah, toot he will rf1> u* November, a Bakery at the eorner of J/“? r #r Charlton-streete, where he will have thennew ^ and the largest else Breed for the price, p, beiug oasli and no oredifc ; he will * u f w m bt *•• friends and tho pnblio In patronising him ^ Tloketa to be paid for in advance and ® re VL f - r r ,d, *J only. Tiokets can be left at the house W J' *u* * Bread carried to any port of th« £ l j^’ /jJJ? eoW \ the order of ihe day with me. as I * by-gone days. What I have lost wlttib' w ill make up with good paying patrons, by * w a larger sise bread, as cash will move the « r j**f ***Pies, Cakes and Rusks to be kd »t o0 » the new Bakery. P* o* * dty paper* copy. Music, t rench and V'l 188 J. GAGE, recently from«n*i*T iVl commence . Select SebMl *b»«t “• "{I ..aim tux tbe instruction of Yo.ngMl**** Freoob men Drawing. For fnrtbor •t V. W. Bkiff-o, Drougbtou-etroot, or »t •-■root- lf ~~Zd .—An I ment sole by uov 8 OI.OTHING.- 1 Youth,’ Clothing FH1CE k VBAD*m._!Sjp--^i,t. t CIeOAKJ8 r7 _R*co i ’»' 1 .“„2ii;. ot »wloo« JHortptlni1 in* PRICE k VEADKR.»« ***' l»idor>» L I 1ME-101K) bbU.Liioo, landing por for sal* brioham. G round ,mi.T '"“bwoSSI. *« J - y * eft
