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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1853)
FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUM. HALF YEARLY (R ADVANCE VOLUME IV. TWELVE CERTS A WIKK - SINflLE COPIES THREE CENTS. | SAVANNAH, GEORGIA/SATURDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 12. I85B„ MiiMuwl!r«** ,t 1: Mr - Bull,r - Mr ~. ° liw ^<*» y8d Tour,,. I 1 ni'iTnlVtii< T iW/i r m r 1 JOHN M« COOPER* Iderx.'* We had in fact immediately taken off WILLIAM T, THOMPSON, EDITOR. PERMS i I M to the correct non of ouch on order, I nost . „„ D»n.TMmnlK0NiwB*l. deliver*! to Cltv lent the public to judge. ee well es ot the IJiSr'mADVANpillotfw eolnp8,8ney of the Office?wh^wlold “re'.uth i^MEibr aKJWiS “ 0rd,r - 1 " ouW ■io'Plf Mkif in foreing ■sswrawafiry^r.ti'ws.Ti '"°" r 'TrT; D h*™* ■oLf ars per annum, iu advance.; I an opemnj| of j of an meh for e|;rea».and the Ailrrrtisementa inserted at the following rates other 3 inch**, whether the water would not one launas of taw links, I hn «■_. ... V. .. . " w wouiq not Wot*. One Month. .. M 00 I , forced through the largeet opening render- 4! - lEV, i: ~—--B “5 ln * etreem ueeleee i wheraee if (he four “ .'"io (» I opening. were equal the force of water through - —8 5! | eeoh would lie equal. Another charge wee—diapoaitioo to riot end beating negroea fit the Sre in Yamacraw. Thie charge wee preferred by Ur. Weleli, who made Ilia eletement, which wee altogether dif. u,;.w..k »t» One Tw...... For advertisements not ezoeoding five linos, three- fjurthi of tbo above rates will be ohargod, 1. 1 For one inaortion..... M . M ...........45 oents. " ...re... rerererereTS " •Woek.re.. ....41 60, ftc.fto. Legal Advertissmentslaserted at the nraal ratoa. . . * _ .... .MWa^ 1 *** - *** P, "°“ 0 " lr “‘ 8 "' knal f(0,n mine - Mr - W »'* h - kow«er, when j..rij.ar«rti..r.,.i0Mdln t iuth.ir^i«rtie.mMW *>« came to me the next e'er for the key of the “ • **** Hon», mede) ore of Ihietemerk. -Mr. ,i- All i.ett.r. directed to tht. .Bo. ,, the Edit I Oliver, when I went home leal night I reflected nu.i c. pop. ■ I ■ good deal upon what you said reepecting the difficulty el the Yamacraw fire, end at leal came to the conclusion that I wee mietakim end that you were right." Now, the circum stances, were theae—at the commencement of the fire we took the cietern in Liberty aquore, aupplying a line formed through lit. eteblea and after we had been working there a long liino, Mr. Waleh came to me and told nia ha wanted to break up that line and form ooe from tha canal, and lhat he deoired me to be in BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. | Transmitted for the Savannah Daily Morning News. Stlli Later from Europe. AU1UVA1, OF T HK AMERICA. foiion Declined—Bread.tulle Advanced. I mediae.., end he would let me know when lie -Iloetllltlee Commenced I—The Turk. reedy. He came again ahortly after and Fired on a Rue.lan Nteemer. .aid aa we had been working a long time from New Yoke, Nov. 11. the cietern he would givo u. a po.iiiun in Mar- Tho Drili.h mail ateam.liip America, with geret Street, on the fire, end deeded me to ete- Liverpool dates to 29th October, bee arrived at lion the engine in that atreet, and ha would Halifax, N. S. She bring, three day. later ,0 ”n a lina to us from the canal. 1 did ao ae d.tci then the Franklin, from Havre, end one »ooii *« the order wee given to take up, but eek later than the Africa. I instead of forming the lina to ue, it waa taken Liverpool Cotton Market. in another direction altogether, and we were Sinco the eailing of the Africa on the 22d left in front of the fire unable to do uny thing tilt., the sales of cotton in the Lirerpool market towards checking it. Ae soon| ee I ascer- ha*o been in favor of buyers. The belter telned lhat they were not going to supply us, I grade., however, remain firm, while the lower looked about to see where we could be of eer- trades have experieoced a decline of id. The vice. I found a well in the yard of Mr. W. H. letal ealea of the week ere 37,000 bale. Davis, and with his permission we went in flour has further advanced, and during the there; but the well wee toon exhausted. I week it is quoted Gd. higher. Cora hae atari Ihen sew the Cliiel Fireman and told him how idr.nced a shilling. we were eituated, when he desired me to go to Ike War between Turkey and Unrein West Breed Street, near the .table,, end he odmmeuoed. would form a line to ue from Liberty Square. 1 h m' Sh ,ru ° P * hlV * fi,ed on * * lu, ‘ i * n I therefore went according to hie instructions, ilesuier, killing several ol ilia Russians. and No’s. 3 end 4 were ordered to supply us. l he combined flouts of England and France, The manager of No. 4 demured, complaioing .imnnmiT, that hie oogiuo of inferior power wee pieced fsecond dispatch.] I b,,w,#0 lw ° ™ ucb superior (chargee were not Further News by the America. preferred egainst him however.) He got reedy New York, Nov. 11, P. M. ,upply u * * nd d,,ired me to bring our en- T.lverpool Cotton Market. I I' nB nHTBI 10 Hie. While in the set of doing The ateamship America has arrived to-day I 80, -^ r ‘ Welsh ordered him to continue hie hose it Halifax. Slia brings Liverpool dates to the p88 * u * 0Ilt0 ,be dr ®. Ae the negroee were 29ih ult. Tho better qualities of cotton were I exacu lmfl this order I heard them make use of linn, hut tho lower, grades had declined l*16d. calculated to irritate the members of The sals, of the weekending on the 28th, were I Oflldkrope. Such expressions as "Ah ! Ah! 116,550 bales. Tha following are the quota- wbil8 ” an fool,d , lhU “What white lions: Middling Orleans Gd i Fair Mobile G]d; m8n do now 1” For eome each expression Middling Mobile 5Jd; Fair Upland 6jd i and 008 ,l "* n8 * ro ® 8 "»» etruek. I cannot eey Middling Upland 5}d. that the negroea have been encouraged in their inselence, but remarks of a similar character New York Cotton Market. *»»•• b««o frequently made by them in the New York, Nov. 11. hearing of Oglethorpe Company. Tha pereon • In Thursday the sales of Cotton reached however, who (truck the negro'on thia occa 1,250 bales. Prices continue unchanged. 'ion was reprimanded and ienot now a member New York Election. I of the Company. I have never seen any dispoai- The result of tha election shuns that the tioo to riot on the pelt of the company except "bigs have a majority in the State Senate of in that one instance, when it was instantly 16, and in the House of 60, [ checked NeW NEwOR"’.:r°No”i r 0 k 9P M I .. the Earn, fire, On Thuruflnv *• non h I N r n’ 9 P * M * refuaed to give ua water in tba line OaThuraday 5,000 bale, of Cotton were formtdf W6 were |0 , d |h#l lh# WmWbiIb# bTculf’ch P 7"‘ f 4 ' 0()0 ln b8 ** “/ Company ws. stationed in B,ougbton...S^ I M » p h ‘T ’ 1 10110 “ * nd •»PP | y US. I ordered the Company i 15 i KM " 8dv “ c,n *’ 8nd 18 '>“ 0,8d oppoeite the re.ideoc. of Dr. Riob.rd.one, end London ? Exehenge. arc dull-on ws. there supplied by the Weehinglon, who T .’,I. i! ip“, : / P " ,upplid U8 ' hrou * h l8n *' b * » f •>«« !«n f r N v n r -V° 188,8 Now ° r - through a three inch opening, nod w, forced !«». fur New York,on f r.d.y,Havana. lto wtter 0D10 th# firt in K Margare.-etreer, Charleston Cotton Market. >brough some ten or twelve lengths, end three Charleston, Nov. 11. quarters of an Inch opening; because eome of The sales of cottoo, to-day, Friday, reached tb8 w,ar e,C8 P ed from ,b * •>“*■ we were 360 bales, at 7} a 10] cents. Prices contiuue ch,r * 8d wUh *"'>«« unchanged. Another charge wen—beating negroes, and Later from Havana. threatening members of the Savannah Fire lhe steamship It abet, Capt. Rollins, nr- Company, at the fire near the Railroad. Ididoot nved yesterday from Hnvaaa, via Kay West, hear anything of that matter until eome days inviug left the former port on the 8th ar<d the after, when I look some trouble to ascertain letter the same day. By this arrival we re- >bc facte of lbs case. It appears that as the •tired our usual files of Havana papers, end Company were going to the fire, end before “ur Key Weal correspondence. 1 had juined them, they were running by the STATEMENT I 8 *^ 8 on8 * bo uegro companies, when one Of Mr. lames Oliver Pnromnn nf the of ,h8 u 8 * 1,008 l8ld i,old of » member of the OrtsXrn. O *' 8 ' bor P0 8nd endeavored to dreg him from Ogtctnorpe Mre lompuny. ,h..„gin., end. when they got .. the Cenel, To Ike Pablle. they made use of threetening language to- • >rn sorry to be again compelled to intrude wards the while Company. Under these cir- II d,ffl culliee before the public, but as the | cumst.nces one of them was struck. As to >vannnh Fire Company have published their I threatening members of the Savanneh Fire Element, I feel that duty to tha company I Company, the threats were made by persona 'umnand ond to myself renders a statement Lot at all connected with the Oglothorpe Com- ,0U1 me necessary; especially as silence on » n y. 7 p8,( tn ‘S h t he construed into an acknowl- Tha only lima I did not obey the ordere of ‘•lament of the conecinese of their statement; the officer in command, was at Gibbon.’ fire, M OS there are always always two aides to I must acknowledge disobedience there, al- luosuon, I must beg the indulgence of the ,bough not aa Mr. Butler elates. He says he bhc whilst I narrate the ciroumeteocee that gave order, to halt tha Company in West , Tltf Ih* I!!' - , T u h8 <l ue8lion Broad-elreet. I did not, as I told him at the hi whether those member, or the Savannah time, hear the order, or I should have obeyed. TO Company who have sen. ,n the,, re.igna- , di(1 nol koow ll# had gi , eD . uc „ oCouuc.I.audh.vep.reed««duliou.to „„ dld , bim uoli , w0 fotdowoto , h , , T" y .“ m ‘ f ““ d8 * b8 " he or d .r.d u. from the ground, ch w tl I 0 '" “ l8 « 8lpr8888d, "« That order 1 disobeyed; for,) eeeing that Z ' ‘T'" 1 "’, 0 ,, ‘ rB °' ,8wh8, 1 e - 1 ,her » w.s no water on the fire and thinking •d nothing to do with that matter, having been I wa could check it, ir not put it out «| J at the same meeting in face of the Ordi- together, I ordered the Engine to the cietern C0 pa,88d by Coun,!il ’ ,h8 ‘ 1 would n V b8 8nd 888iB * lb »' ‘be door. Jf the cowl, hones’ '»wed ro vote or have any voice in the pro- had nol been opened, 1 had them opened end “mgs of ,he meeting. the carriage hauled out, and by cuttiog ihrenih But to their statement. They eey that tht^dif- a partition, carried the hoae directly into the •Ulnee arose from a want of proper eubordina- left end put out the fire. After we had done the part of the Oglethorpe Fire Com- this, 1 obeyed Mr. Butler's order to leave the l,, y. Now, we have endeavored lime and grouud,butdidnotdosountilihadendeivor- 5*10 to procure from them the specific charge, ed to find the Chief Firemen, to get his per- T ™*" >ok 00 “ u “'* ir ' ► •b,cb they ground their eccu.alion of in- miHion. ‘ P “ “I* '^rdinetion,and h.v. urgad them togiv. u. I, will be in the recollection of. great man, “ * *•****•""-1?* e ‘"“g, 8nd 8ll “* u * *° produce counter liow wa ware treated at the fire which originat- Iimony, which they have always refuse to od in Mr. Butler’eehop. We were ordered to len i i 8l ’ poal8d 10 Counml «“d they reeom- take position, end after we hod got ell reedy „ ' ° lb “‘ wu should have a hearing. At for work, counter ordere were given three or «*l meeting of the Savannah Fire Com- four times, until the men were exhausted with _y. l received the ueuel “Otic 8 of the meet- I dragging the engine though the heavy .and s uout noon of the day of meeting, but no from piece to place. So it has been in numer- ,h8t ,b8 'barge, would be oua instances, and we were compelled lobe- but , P ’ 8Ddw880 “ D8 «q“ 8 "".>’ unprepared tp Have that the object wa. toanooy os, end pro- "ced h so ,88t '" ,onyI could have prosI voke some overt act of rioting on our p.rf larre. “ ay gi,8n n, ° no,ice • -8nd ,h8n ,l8d lhcra been any diepoeition to create die- fore ft T d<> Whlcl ' 1 h * dn8,8r h88rd 'ochence on our part, 1 think we had provo- • «ut let me nutice a few of theta cation enough to have mede it apparent. But the true cause of the difficulties ia Oppotilion la While Fire Companiet, which bee been apparent from soon after tha organisation o the Oglethorpe Company. Our charter makes our first two officers, by virtue of their office, members ol the Savannah Firs Company. The first year these offieere ware nominated to to Council by tha Savannah Fire Company, and admitted to nil the rights of regular mem bers; tiler lhat they were afraid they would get too many from tba white Companies, end ■hue loose the control of tba Fire Deparunnot, when their I'occupation would be gone.” So they refused to nominate successors to those whose terms of office had expired. Wa told them we did not require it of them; we only wished to bn members of their body to long ae we ware officers or Oglethorpe Com peny, end that ao toon ee our terms of office ex pired our membership iu their Company case- *d. But no! wa wen graeioutly permitted to heee t seel at their meetingx, but nol to eey a wtrd, or to have any vole. We were nut even allowed to vote for tbo officers under whose command wa were to serve, end to whom we were to yield implicit obedience. After appeel- ing to Council to have the matter investigated, for wo felt, end felt deeply, that our character es peace end order loving eitiaens, waa aaaail ed, they passed an ordinance declaring the first two officers of the white Company, now existing, or that may hereafter axial, members of the Savannah Fire Company; and entitled to ail the rights end privilegee of membership. Yet, in the face of this ordinance, I am told that 1 may take my coat at tbeir|meetings, but can take no part ia their proceedings. They raaigu 7 anil why t because Council did nol give them the power to dictate to tba white Companies who they should elect for their offi. cere; “ not giving ue a check upon the nomina tions of the two first officers of the Oglethorpe end Washington Fire Companies, thua forcing upon os, as pauicipanta of our charitable, or corporate fund, those who have no hand iu making it up, or in preserving it, “or it might be unworthy or incompetent aeeociatee!" They aeem to forget altogether that thoec two offieere have a constituency of free, white citi- sens, more numerous by far than their own body, perhaps ae intelligent end ae competent to judge of the fitness end worthiness of their officers. And, as to their charter fund—let me eek how much lies a greet many of their mem bers contributed to it 1 Are they all old mem bers? Have they ell contributed an equal amount ? Wee there not a lime since the for mation of tho fund, when they had not contri buted anything T la not every member they admit open to the seme objections 7 Howav- er, that wee not an object with ua. Wa cere nothing for their fund. We wish to have a voice io their meetings end something to eey in the election of officers who are to be over us; nor do we think we avk more than every citi zen is entitled to. Our object has never been to create disturbances. We have striven to make the Fire Department more efficient, end we feel satisfied that since tire organization ol our company, we hava always dona our duly aa firemen. We shell coptinue to do so, and we have no idea that tba Department will be rendered lees efficient by the resignation of a portion of tha Savannah Fire Company.— Thera ere plenty uf gentlemen in Savannah who ere willing to occupy their pieces imme diately when their resignations ere received by Council. „ JOHN OLIVER. Foremen Oglethorpe Fire Company.- t#"T'he other city papers that published the statement of the Savannah Fire Company COMMERCIAL. FBEIOUTft—Por«ifa—Tvq vssmIi hava baas pat ap for Liverpool, doall loSaafkaMvakavabMetekae etM- Tha aaklat ease poetaster vaall-iee. Otast- wlaa—To Boston 9 14s. for eessea, sad 11 AO pat cook fbrHIoo; to Now YerkaaJmtaiolpiiio ;-i(o. fcr oot- toa.aa4toBaltftaorolfs. fcr ooitoa. i»4 thvlr previous uklae imtoo. Thl axork°tl efoMd tbo quotation! wo offor kotow, ftow Which ft will bo •000 that tho Ooo4 M144I<m a.4 hftbor «ro4ov are & hotltr thou thojr wot! at Oho o lava of tb. p5vvlooi w.il! Tba aaloa oiaoo oor loot nook 7100 balvi, t u4 tba ra- Tha market for oil 4aaovlpttooa of Loaf DoMoo ooo- ^Rbiohtb —Ii will b« M«t oa referoic* to oar Hot of •klpplBf, that (boro aro fix veoooU ot proton* lotdint usps® *§s.‘: S'B v b „‘K: fij bitumab imperio. »ira‘^z r A B zi , 2z. D ''-™ ■*».« Htatemeatjtr Cotton. ISSt-'SJ. a hand. Sop. 1 Stock i. Rto'dtinooNov.5 provioualj..... n’g on hand.Nov.lil. Upload 6,000 0,673 33,S5t 17,>18 Upland 2.900 39,627 Bxptria tf OtttEBt $Uce and Lumber, lyptn Savannah, froth J7pr. 6, to Nov. 11, 1863. ,u08 - —* 4jSg Harp,w,11, M, —TO SfcvW" A." .% . „ " " M:W0 Chorlaetoo J1 .sjs. ...II™“. T" 1 * 1 io> sail “io 718.000 Bfesk -r lloltan la eke Interior Twwua, Not included ia Ue Receipt,. '•'owns. toes. 1831. imbla, (8. C.) Stpt. 19,i 2,900 i Dry Goods, Clothing, fco. MARINE INTELLlfiENCE. POBT OF 8AVANNAH..,— NOV. 12. Bna Bigot0h.:Mlq|8aB SalsSB.bi01 | High Water7h.t3m ARRIVED. 8obr Joroltmaa, Uarrftoa, from Jookooavlllo, (Plo.) booa4 to Now York, with a oorgo of Lombor. Ia a goto from tbo 8 E, on Wo4no,4oy al|bt, loot 18,000 ft Luinbor, apruof a leak, ai4 pat Into thto port with tie foot water in ho!4 ; will rapara aa4 pcoaoa4 on her vojago. Tha aohr lift laokMavlIU on the 8th teat, potato a brig la let 31 00. ta the edge of the Oulf, with both mute goal, tn4 abandoned. Alio, a aohr ia tho fat of Savannah, with Bain-moot gone, with a dock load ot flooring on board,thandoood. a£5*£\£”“ 8 ‘ 7 ’ Liverpool, to 3 doyi—Brig- Savannah Alarket. Nov. 14* COTTON.—Arrived since tho 6th inet,, 6.473 bales Upland, aad 139 do. Sea Ieland, vis: by railroad, 6,082 boleo Upland; aad from Augusta and landings on the river, 426 bales Upland, aad by WafoaSp Ac., 66bales Uplaad. The oxports for the same period amouot to 6,241 bales Upload, ana 102 do. Sea Island, vis: to Liverpool 1827 balsa Upland ; to Boston 1030 bales Up load, to Philadelphia, 177 baloa Upland; to New York 1.974 balsa Upland, and 81 do. Sua Ieland; and to Charleston 233 bales Upland and 21 do. Soa Island— leaving on hand and on shipboard not cleared, a stock of 17,318 bales Upland and 469 do. Sea Island, against 23,908 bales Upland aad 660 do. Sea Island, same time last year. The Upload Cotton market at the dose of our last weekly report, was very brisk, and the sales tha day reached 1,036 bales at full rates. We quoted Mid dling Fair at 9>; oonte. On Saturday, the first day of tlu, present weok, the demand continued fair, which resulted in the sale of 1,222 bales, at full rates, and the market olosed in favor of sellers. Later dates from Europe by tho Africa came to hand about moon, ro- porting aa advance of X to &d., in the Liverpool marks 1 for the week, with Bales of 46,000 bales, of which specula tors and exporters tooJt 13,000bales. These advlees still farther influenced the firmness of holders, and on Mon day tho salts were ooafined to 483 bales, at aa advance or X cent. On Tuesday the sales were 009 bales, on Wednesday 796, and on Thursday 615, the high prices demauded by holders, limiting tho sales of oaeh day.— On Thursday afternoon threo days later dates by the lYoiMin, from Havre, oame to hand. The Liverpool market remained firm, aad the daily sales reachod 6,000 bales. The market opened yesterday (Friday) with a fair demand and the sales reached 720 bales, at the follow ing prices: 2 at 8,4 at 8%, 16 at 8*. 103 it 9,32 at 9*. 148 at 9*i. 19 at 9X, 13 at 9*. 32 at 9 9-16,7 at 9*£, 186 at9X.Uat9X, 113 at 10, and 14 at 10^ cents. The market closed firm, and full prices were paid. Early in the afternoon still later foreign advi -es by tho America, at Halifax, came to band. These coalite report that the better qualitlee in the Liverpool market remained firm, bat that the lower grades had deelined from 1-16 to X4. Wo hoard of no sales after these aeoennte became known, and consequently cannot tell their effect oa the market. The following are the prioee ruling before tho advices by the America were received, and whioh prevailed daring the great part of the weak: Ordinary to good Ordinary 7 V Low to Btriot Middling. 8)f@ 9>{ Good Middling 9)£@ 9*£ Middling Fair 10 <g- 1 air to folly Fair. lfltf@10K The total ealea of the week oomprise 4,434 bales, at the following particulars: 37 bales at 7,16 at7£f 38 at 7)£. 79 at 8.77 at8)£. 33 at 8X. 116 at 8X. 93 at 8& 66 at 749 at 9,236 at 9)£, 093 at 9>d, 368 at 9X, 186 at9 7-16 339 at 9K, 32 at 9 9-16,86 at 9tf. 487 at 9&. 117 .at 9# 649 at 10.65at 10> 4 .14 at 10?£, and 2 bales “ Jethro** at 1U)£, 11 do. at 11, aad 17 do. at 12>£ cents. BE AI8LAND8.—Tho market during the past week, hasbeeaquiet, and the sales reached only about 100 bales at previous rates, ranging from 30 to 36 cents. RICE.—The general feature of the market has been unchanged daring the past wesk. The sales have beea limited to about 60U tierces, at $3*£ to $i;£ por hundred pounds. ROUGH RICE.—This article arrives freely, and is ssnt to the Mills. Ws have no sales to report. FLOUR.—This artlole has slightly advanced during tlu week, but the ealea have been oonfined to small lota < A lot of 190 bbls Baltimore sold at |7 per bbL We qnote Baltimore at $7@$7 26 per bbls., aad Canal at $8. ‘“Yges. with disobeying the orders ri Butler at a fire that occurred at Mr. S Q n a store. At the time complained of throwing two streams of water im- ‘Ue y on die Ore, when Mr. Butler ordered r i ,' Jpply oae of Wt pel engiuea with one of rii > lhal the * rcifht carry it to where | '° r “ 088rth,y u > 8 - He insisted that tee IfO.l ! *°’ 8nd com > n fl up iu . rage said Lt i y ,pe p om P 80y ««'• obey my orders 'l*c lett ” lhe * r ‘ ,uod -" "bea W ore •“We citizens who were .tending byanid, The rs4>eipts from the interior are light. BACON.—The demand both for Bides and Bhoalders has been extremely limited daring the week, and the Llee are only in email parcels. MOLASSES.—The cargo of Cuba previously notlecd as arrived, has.been stored. From atore it is selling at 24 cents per gaUoa. We have ao sales of Now Orloaas to report. SUGAR.—A small lot of Masoovado Sugar sold at 5>£ oents. 8ALT.—A portion of tha cargo arrived daring tho previous week soMon the wharf at $146 per sack.— Another oargo arrived yesterday, which remains sold. LIME.—Ia lots from tho wharf, this artlolo has boon •oiling at $1 por bbl., aad by retail from store at$1.12)6 @$1.26 per bbl* The market !* wall supplied. HAY. -Bales of Northern have been mode at $1 per hundred pounds, and EasWxm at $146@$141. POTATOES.—This article is selling «tha wharf at $2.26 per bbL BAGGING AND ROPE.—Both theeo articles remain as formsrly quoted, and there is bat little demand.— Prioee nevertheless remain unchanged. We quote Bait Rope at9@9)6 oeate por pound, aad by retail 9H Mate ' LIQUOR.—A sale of 100 bbls. of Pholp's was mads at 33 cents per gallon. EXCHANGE.—Sterile* at »X for Do mestic.—Th. Banka art aolliai tlshuhtoka oa all Northava atiot atK par oa»t fllomlaat, tad parohooloi elflkl bill, at par j SO day bllU at KOK for ooot. dft- ofont; dOdayMUa at tRalK V Ob dlsaoaat, tad ft) day Mils at SaW « ooal. dlsooaat. j {ffiEJSrttr wiih " c ~ k * «*»•*» Borivea's Flat, from Plantation, with 1000 bushels rough Rioe, to W W Woodbridge. Ooarleet DIBBLE A CAREY CLOTHIERS AND MERCHANT TAILORS, Ware room If, X. Corner of MittJur and Broughiodoit. Savaunabs r |'IIE Subscribers, in announcing to their numer* -i °, u » custom ore and the pubUe, tb# arrival aad opening of their FiUI und Winter Stock, felioitate themselves on the advaatagee which their re- Mat purehases enable them te offer aU who desire to seleot their CleUieg from aa extensive assortment of the choieestgoods. mado ln the most Fashionable style. These geode have been purchased under the pcrooaal inspection ofoneof the proprietors; and avatlingthem- selvea of favorable oirenmatanees, they are enabled not only te warrant them la quality, but te offer them SOW PRICES, as must disuse* all competition ia their trade. The following *n*iBeratioa Is made for the benefit of Gentlemen ia the country, whose orders will meet prompt attention, aad who, when ln die cite, are re spectfully invited te aa examination of our Goods. GENTLEMEN’* CLOTHING. FROCK AND DRESS Coate of every quality. 88 *• 88 ia black, blue, Broun, Green aad Olive Colors. BUSINESS COATS, in groat variety, vis Tweed, Cloth and Casslmoro, Frock and business Coate. PANTALOONS.—Black Doeskin at a great variety of prioee. Bfk aad Fancy Caaelmeres.at a great variety of prioee. *• Drab Date " " White aad k'ancy Linen Drills, ** " ** Fancy Marseilles. ** ** " YE8T8.-Dlack Silk and Satia Veete. Fanoy SUk 88 White Bilk, fee Party 88 White, Buff and Faa«y Marseilles 88 Embroidered Cloth, Velvet and Silk in great variety. FURNISHING GOODS. Furnishing Goode 01 every description for Gentle men’s woar—consisting of voarfs. oravate, waterford ties, Prinue Albert ties, spring stefike. merino shirts and drawers, ootton do., susponders, half hoSe, gloves— all kinds, beet quality patent yoke shirts, a fine as sortment of DRESSING GOWNS, Umbrellas, Canes, Perfumery, Combs, Broshes, Port- monias, oto., ete. HATS. An extensive assortment of the latest and most fash ionable atylee. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Valioee, list Poxes, eto. MERCHANT TA1LUU1NO. The favorable and long established reputation which their establishment has enjoyed and still maintains for the style and finish of its yarmvnUi nuuU io onlw, os we Use for the eupgrior quality of their sloths, dura bility of color aad subsUatiol workmanship, it shall bs the oonstent effort of the proprietors still to continue.— They invite the special attention of both old ana new customers to the rollon ing, from which they are pre- iared to fUrnleh garments, whioh they will warsnt to • nsplut ultra in both fit nud fashion. 81MONI’8 A BIOLLY’S best Blue, Mulberry, Union, Adelaide, Bronse, Corobo and Olivo BUSINESS CARDS. OHAKI1M P. OOOFBR, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COM MISSIQNBR FOR FLORIDA, ...... H * Bajr.ol.,1Batraanah. f¥? ILL practice in tba Court! orch.tbom, Con. VV do., Gl,aa >1 Molateok ooutteo! aioo, u,o U. d. Circuit and District Courts for the Southern Dis trict of Georgia. Runiuirois—SAvuotaw Sa^i^^lSfaloNj., lion. Jas. E. Broome, Uon. Thus. BeltiQll, Hon. C. H. Dupont, Daniel U. Stewart, Keq. M. Hon, 8. R, Mallor/, Uon. Thoe. Douglas, lion. W.A. Forward. AROHITEOTURS. SHOLL a PAY, AMOHITBOTS, Caraor or Ball aad HrfOMIa., SAVANNAH, OA. a FFF.R their aomcot to (antlemon about ta build cud to Ooniafttooo of Futile Dulldlofo, Churohoa, ol-boaooo, Eo. l’lant for all kind, aad at.Ur, o( uwalllna-hoaita .to., act.all, built, and In prMTv.a, oan at al< lluot bv toon at oar oOloo; and oa It lalaore oconomlc.l, tod oavoa much attar dltappelntmiat to hero plow ood ipoolHcatlono wall mataroa baroraoou- toenetor, ft mutt bo doalrablo (Or thoao abontbo build to Hour, tbo oarriooo o( tt,orloaood arcbluote. (W The, alto nadortako tbo lavpootlon of workodn- rt0( their proareu, ao troll oe (braloh doelrao (ov n- •VJ otplo 01 INTERIOR UKCORATIONfl, UooouobU and Tablets.tf oet 26 WM. A. THOMAS. . PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PL'UM^ER, _ Nst 19 HurunrU-Mt., Hav.,Ua. O OL1C1T8 the nlieniion of tho public to (ho fai ry lowing named artioles. vis: Hot and Cold PHewer ^M»S» Le»d and Copper Bath Tube, Faaoy aad Plain hlarble Wash Blands, Patent Pan Water Closets, Braes and Connor Lilt and Force Pumps, Lead Pipe, Sheet Leed. Block Tin, Uydraulio Bams and Kltohea Ran ges of the most Improved patents for sale. Silver Pla- hand ttd wor * ^ description eonetantly on L- W.A. T. pledges himself io do all werk en- trtuavvd to hio oars, in the mote economical manner, and equal to any practiced in the Northern oities. Orders from the oountry promptly attended te. oet 17 8 moe* THOMAS n. ROMS, im Pouter and nanupacturei op 8 E Q A R 8 , WBOLKSALH AND UBTAI1. DBALMU l» SMOKING AND ClUi WING TOBACCO, BN VFF, Ao., No. 87 Bay-Mi , one door tetel tf Aberrom, MAVAWWAH, OBOKOIA. klONl’8 A UIULLY’S best Blue, Blaok, Brown, er " 8J *’ " "— L J Cloths. Blaok Doeskin, Blaok, Cassimero, and a large assort- mentof Colored and Fanoy Tweeds. LINEN GOODS.—Wall Drills. VE8TINQ8.-White Bilk and Satin, for Party Vests. Du If and fanoy Linen VE8TINU8.—White Bilk and Satin, for Party Vests. Blaok and fanoy Silk and Batins. White, Buff and Orange Caepimoree. UNIFORM SUITS. For Volunteer Companies in the olty and throughout the State, mado and furtlsl J ‘ L - and in the best manner. oct8 ly at the shortest notice DIBBLE A CAREY. ACKNOWLEDGMENT, S. CURBElX, AKcnt, R ESPECTFULLY acknowloilges the very liberal patronage extended to him, and bege to invite the lion of me-’•**■*— J ■*—‘ *** * " attention 0 the Buomer Gordon, King, 1 rlecton, te 8 M Laflleteu. DEPARTED. gteamer Metamora^Posteli, Charlseton. HAVANNAH WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT. a old friends and customers and that of PUBLIC genorally. to one of the moat extensive and varied stocks ever offered for inspection iu Savannah. Thosa Goods, which are offered for sale at 73 St. JnUen & 184 Oongren Streets, were purchased of the Importers under LU personal Inspection, and with special roioronoo te their adaption to the Southern trade. From these circumstances, and an acquaintance with the Savannah market, he is enabled to state confidently that the advantages be is now prepared to offor to Purchasers of Dry Ootids, cannot be oxoelled by any house iu the oity. BEEF. New York Meis bbl. Kentucky Guuny Tow BALE ROPE- Dillon’s Rope fif Cargo... BACON, Hi Shoulders. Sides BREAD, Navy BBICK8, Savauneb, lot quality Northern. CANDLES, Spermaoetire.. Savannah made, Tallow.re..., Northern 8 ■“* EESE, North COFFEE, Cuba.. Rio... Java. CORDAGE, Tarred Manilla DOMESTIC GOODS: Shirtings, brown Bneetings, brown Brown Drills Cotton Oaaabnrge DUCK, English 7. No. 3.... Uoward-st., sup. FLOUR, Canal. BaltUterul Philadelphia. Corn, retail Oats,......., GLASS. American Window GUNPOWDER HAY, Prime Northern... 88 88 Eastern HIDES, Dry - Bheet. Nail rods - ARD LIME. Rockland LUMBER, 8. Sawed, refuse Merchantable. River Lumber, refute Merchantable to prime Ranging do- for export, Mill Ranging White Pine, clear re.... Merchantable Cypress Shingles Sawod Cypress 8hingies Red Oak btavee White do. pipe do. do. hnd do. do. bbl MOLASSES, Cuba..... New Orleans. NAILS, Cut 4d. to 29d NAVAL STORES, Tar Spirits Turpentine Varnieh...re re OILS; Sperm, winter strained... 84 fall •• summer M ....re.... Whale, Racked, winter Linseed Tanners* wdNABURQS.Flax POlUCj Mess, Wosteru. Mess. Ner-’York PORTER, London RAISINS, Malaga. 8 ALT, Liverpool, coarse Cargo, bulk. Turk 8 * Island. SOAP, American yellow 8UOT.aU sixes. SUGARS, Spanish ..... American..' ........ 8PIR1T8. Brandy, Otardj Dupuy A Co. LcfcrfUios... Peach Domestic. “ N. E., bbls.... Whisky, FhU.aud Balt. 88 New Orleans.......... 8UOAR, P. Rice and Bt. Croix... Havana, white - 88 brown. New Orleans. Loaf Mid Crashed. TALLOW, American re .... TOBACCO, Manufactured... TEAS, SonobOBf.re Gunpowder -.. livson...... TWINE, Seine - Baling.... re WINESTafadelra. Sicily Madeira.... Claret, 8 sssdito WOOtV-gKINfl, neriejs, Schley’s Plains, Black and White Washington Kersey ssilsanui—Kentucky Groye, Three Cord Double and Twisted j I TO GoorgiaKersey,Ueaj^StripedKeuey; Plaid Horse Blankets; Heavy Twilled do,; Assorted colors do.; Heavy Mackinaw do.; Duffil do.; Id-4, tl-4. 12-4 Whitney do.; 11-4 Bath; Ribbon-Bo'-nd Crib * CttNnltnoren, C’lothn mid Hntlaetn. Fancy bVcnehCassimeres; Clouded Caseimeree; Rook Island do.; Cryetel Palace do.; Black French Doe Skin do.: Superfine Black French Cloths; do. Twilled do. Black, Blue and Gray Satinets. Tweeds, An extensive assortment or those Goods, comprising •vsry variety of oolor. * Flimels* Scarlet, White and Yellow Flannels; Welsh do.; 8e- liscau Flannels for Ladies’ Sacks; Printed Flannels; Red and White Twilled do.; Bleached, Brown and Slate Colored Canton do. Prlatn* French, English and American Prints, the largest stock ever brought to this mari ct, yarding in prices from 6>« to 6U cents n yard. illnghamn. Manchester. Lancaster, English and Scotch Ging hams, from 1% to 37>£ oents a yard. DeLnluen nud (Jualimere** Plain and Figured DeLainee, from 12)^ to $1 per yard; Handsome Plaid DoLaines, entirely now; Blaok and Colored Cashmeres. These Goods are of the latest Paris design, aad oomprise the most magnificent pat terns ever offered in any market. Alpucnn. Bine, Blaok and Figured Alpacas, from 181£ cents to $140 a yard. Milks. It Is impossible to delineate here the different styles row offered fur sale, ae description would only convey a faint idea of their richness and elegance. In order, therefore, to realise the exquisite boanty of the present stylos and the chaste magnificence of tuoir colors it ia essential that thoy should be seen to be appreciated. Alantlllou nud Cloakn. Ladies’ Black 811k Mantillas; do. Colored do.; do. Watered 8ilk Cloaks; do. Uloaohed Cloth Cloaks, Em broidered Braid; do. Colored Cloth Cloaks, Em broidered Braid; do. Lavender do., Velvet Trimmed. JEfMlerr. Childrens’ White, Mixed, filato and Fey Striped Hose; do. Grey Lamb’s Wool do.; do. Colored Cash mere do.; do. 1: ancy Cashmere do. Boy’s White, Mixed and Fanoy >4 do,: do. Lamb’s Wool k do., do. Fanoy Cashmere do. Ladies’ White Canton Uoee.from 12>« to $1 a pair; do. Slate. Mixod and Moravian do.; do. Blaok Spun Silk (Lind) do.: do. Colored do. (Lind) do.; do. Black Italian da.; ao. Merino do.; do. Cashmaree »i»aaa«l» X»IU UIUIH, vuiurca- CatNaptdo; Taffeta Silk 6o; Wool Mitts; Cashmere Men’s Wool Gloves; do Thibet do; do Cashmere do; do Lind Berlin do; do Drab Doe do; do Cloth do; de TafBtado; do Alexandre Kid do; do Flash (an entire new artlole) do. Boys and Misses Gloves of every de- •oription. nandkorclilefn* Ladies L C hdkfs from 6k costs up: do Uero’d Stitch do do; do Scalloped do do; do Emb'd do 4o.—- Men's L C hdkfs; do Silk do in groat variety; Hoys” dodo; do Cotton do; Misses LC. HundilcM. Ladies Lambs Wool Vests; do Merino do; Men’b- dodo; Ladies Emb'd Scarfs; do FUid Wool Shawls^ -do Printed Cashmere do; do Emb’d do; do Fancy Neck Ties; Elastics. Buffalo Combs, India Rubber Combe, Tooth and Nail Brushes, Hair Brashes, Per fumery. Fancy Soaps, Be., Ao., together with on ex tensive assortment of llouwe Keeping Goods. ( N.B. An apartment exclusively Lockett, Long * Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIFTING AGENTS, SAVANNAH, UHOKUIA. WU1 attend to ..Utni all ktndv of YBOUUCR. MBr Strict attention given te the Reoelving and For warding Goods, aad filling ordere from the country, a. LOCKETT, WM. M. LOM0, JOh* U. DAVIS. ■17 28 _ Hm. tar mr Vork vlu >» 3U Winter Ooedi Cloaks and M aad Beaver Head Drees Silks tor day and evoking I'-— extensfvt Male. Autrdera with WHl be promptly attended te. _9Sro.«. wifi open kes sleek «a H wwovodor, Ike pk (nunnery anU Fancy - mbs. nLVMimwna, Na. 149 4 TaEri Ihla ailhod of lafcmtafl Ifto ladloe attended to. tf • 1 Opening or Fail »4 Wiilsr MILLINERY GOODS, Om Tliareilay, thl.iWll. MBS. TOSS ■Hr OULU retpoc (fully tevlu ike sltealln alike newly opposite StTIteWe Hafil Having fitted up in hindeeti style, a Mite off inut- Drew mmmi. la tbta doportmoot ofkor buikooo oho Jo fvofend to tmvlr with lie. treto. and -.l.bu K kor rertomn! ia tbo falloot ood ptoaptfot am.,, tore om IB Wylly & SloatmoUtii, GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, YOU THE L’orrhaae and Hale ef Hfeokn* Benda, Ueul nnd Femonnl Ksinle, Ac. Ac> Office Corner of Boy Lane nnd Bull atreet, rear of the Poet Office. P.8. Having numerous ordere we wish to puioluu 100 Negroee, either single or in families, for whioh w are willing to pay highest cash prioee.jy 20—iy 8» Be Crafton, ATTORNEY AT LAW\ BANDERSVILLE, GEO. •Will attend to bnaincM in Washiagton, Jefferson rantly, and 17 t-6m Lauren*, WUkinsoru and E Rxrxu to—N. A. llardse, Emanuel Connties. JOSEPH OAN ARIL, ATTOUNBY AT LAV, CORNEZorOAVAIfD WHfTAKZK-OTO. i»M)y Ktiichley Ac 'Ttaomac. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Ne. 95 Unpvsldt Hnvnnnnh, Ga. a. r. aiaouuir. a. thomss. Z. N. Winkler.. COMMISSION MERCHANT 9 Willinmaon'aBulldiuga,Bny-atr«et. Hnvsinimbt Gn. apr 18 WELLS Ac DUBH, Factor* and Conuaiuion Merchant;, aep 21 82 BAY-STREET, SAVANNAH. ly 8. 8. ‘SIBLEY, Wholesale and Retell Bookseller and Stationer, No. 186 OpugresA-st.. opposite Mennment-eq. nr 19j SAVANNAH, GEO. j>f l m m. etOCO 23 U0 , ... =- 7 ?-r—-r- / appropriated to the Jobbing Tradodme been fitted np, where country mer- chantewlll alwiyye find a large stock to seleot from. oot3 lowest merket price, a large and well seleeted stock of Dry Goods, te which they respectfully solicit attention. Ladies Drees Goode, Black Silk all widths and host makes. Black Fix'd do, Plain Col’d do. Paris Plaids aad Brouuies do, Paris Printed M da Lainea, a large and beautiful stock, Plain Colors do, among them Choeoe and Broadway lirowne, Small Fix'd do for children, English and Amerioan do. Printed Satin do Chencs, new and very handsome. A great variety of Mourn- in^ Goods, Embroideries, consisting of every thing now A large variety of English and Gorman Hosiery, for Ladies, Gents and-Chiloren, Flannels, Shirtings and Sheetings, Blankets, Uuilte, Irish Linens, Table Dam asks and Napkins, Kerseys, Plains and Oanaburge, Brown Shirtings, etc., eto.oct 19 To LbiU Owners. A LL pcr.onv owolox Loodo io HoutK Weitern (ftorato, .liber ia old Loo. Eoily, Irwlaov Kao- cogee eouuties, whioh compose the fallowing counties: ai/ Randolph, Marion, Mason, Raker, Thomas, Deoatur. and Lowndaa—if thoy wish to sell (he satuo, I will look at the land and report the true value and situation of tho Und, nnd sell tho same on Commission, or look aad report for the earn or $5, Send their numbers, district, oounty aad name., and the fee and instructions, and I Will anil or report faithfully ia ail eases. w MATTHEW WRIGHT, l .Lumpkin, Stewart County, Qa. CUAS. lie FlCkETV, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, IB AV1NU reeumed hie business, is now urn- □Lpared to eontraot for Buildings, or Jobbing work el ayaeaeriptlon, in hie line. Btaire ease* ted with neat- eee and dispnteh. A abase of the publis patronage Is tost respectfully solicited. Carpenter Shop cor ner ef Walnn t aad Harrieewte, teoad etreot west ef Brown aad Harris’cStable*., febis Ur Be Be EVUIIfe, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SAOMDaiUlVILUk WASMlMOtOH CotJHTT, GA., WiU practice in theCourts of the Middle Ciroult. All business committed te his ears will be exeented with promptness and dispatch. BxraRBMOxs.—Messrs. BothwellB Smith, aad Dr. IL L. Byrd, Savannah.ly. jan 27 NEW BONNETS. Vavioiy J"r«,"l30 "BOUGHT teusivs and sh jiou stock of r “ aad otbor lua •od Straw Trimmed and Hlnoa note: Otraw TvtlaaiHgei • f ia’STo.d'lui ••; Brld* 8 * loped Ribbons; Honor ‘ Dotte Velvet L rvatlure: Bridal Wvtatbt aad rvttMi I S’SSSaSSfiH: Bands and Puffs, Ribbon and Chanels llUd Dm3! v Plain aad Shaded Spool Twist; ‘ Hair aad Breast Pins: Wax Dolli moving eyes; Crying Delist Kid Du. 811k of every shade and color; Seallof miags; Gilloaasi GUupe and Friagna; Bilk, \ and Cotton Braids; Steal Trimmings and i Patterns. mu. UOVLE rotoreo ktr tlmcora Iktokt Io Ike Imdlu of 8avaaaoh.ud tbroo(boot0.or(taaad Flori da. for tbo tor, oooouraflla, ,.troouo tbo baa blvril for. rouivod, tad la fuv.ro will oedoavort. aoorfta and Braiding done; Straw Bonnets enl ItelshteMlwC » ud trimmed. Ladles are particularly re quested to send In their drdets as early aa possible te peevent delay, m? CUUTCHFIELD UOUKB, (Jknrerl, eetfbvHorea) Ckactaaooga, Ttuoooao. Pg Tblo won kzowe HOTEL, a xlMiSTK ‘ the supervision of THOMAS C byMr.J. W. F. Bnvson and r.’i‘d f.blfl [1,] TUOUtflcitPTCHfllHMAVrev.. JOHN POOEE, etia am» HH^Afl. Ma f fW PAINTS. OILS, TUBPENTINE AND VARNISHES Frontk and AmarUtm Window- tiUut, Paint, Varnish aad White-waah Brashes, Babel and Camel Unlr Pencils, Bftdxor dad Camel Ilair Blenders, Graining Com be, Artiste’ Brushes, ao. to. Taper Bangingi, Bordert, and Fire-Board Prints. M. H— House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding, GralA- Iag and Ginning, done on reasonable terms ky JOHN POOLE, 11 Whltaker-et. >r BO Nearly opposite Swift, Donelow It Oe. Henry K. Wash bum, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Jy 91 HAVANNAH, GKUK6IA. ly Jlnngiim Ac Cox, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, AtlaBta t Georgia, JWU1 collect Debts in the following Couatio* Do Kalb, Fayette, Heard, Cass. Murray, Cherokee Mowton, Coweta, Campbell, Gordon. Walker, Henry Merriwether, Carroll, Floyd, Dado, Spaulding, ***~— Cobb, Whitfield, Forsyth, Gwinnett. Beforeinws—E. B. Stoddard ft Co., Charleston Troup Beforeueet— E. B. Stoddard ft Co., Charleston, Sent! Carolina j Williams ft Brother, Auguste,Georgia; Plan ~ rothers, aad O. W. Choak New-York. Nat. Mongols, [mar 17 tf] Thomas N. Cox. C. A. E. LAJ1AH, General Commission Morohsnt, ly}Savamwah, Gewrglm. (uov H suit a. roar. «. a. pdrias. FORT a DUNHAM. FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. oolT flAV AMHAU, OA.ly Julian Hartridge, ATTORNEY AT LAW Offiee comer Whitaker ot. and Bay Lane, nov 10 rtavaaaab. ROWLAND A CO., GENERAL COMMISHIOffi MERCHANTS Np. 172 Uay-atreet. Savannah, i. now naan. an 21 jomk t. kowlakp, xn James McHenry, INSURANCE BROKER A NOTARY PUBLIC. Marino Protests Noted and Extended, Averages ad justed, Charter Parties and Aveng* Bonds drawn. Pa pers prepared whereby to recover losses from Americas •r British Underwriters, aad attention given to all matters connected with Shipping aad Iasuranen. Of ten No. 118 Bay street, opposite the front ef the Con- *—Tones. Ijr nov8 House and Sign Palming. F. O. CARL, Braughton-street, ffiret dear above Lyceum Hall, Offer* his eervioee te the pnkiie for the execution of House, Sign, Ornamental PalnUag, aad Graining. He keep* fox «alu at bis store. Palate, Oili/Paper llaag- iage, GiM Picture Frames, Japanned Tins, for signs, fte. All work done cboap, and warranted to give oatUfxo- tion. 6mo »ep!9 THE LAST UNRIVALLED PRODUCTION 1 A New Coek Mere, CALLED “THE NEW WORLD Rat flaretag Wood .r Ookk Tbo Hub.orib.ro here Juottvade I •alo, aad ft alto reuat vary biekly UKM lbaiaro aowarise ft. Winlakiif ot trial a thori Uutlaoolatblaafty.aedt: bare aate than i, qtnlka aokrewtrered «hel I aoott for foot | tboMMaftlltblv MOToare retWM ood monoVod ia tbv moot p.rf.ri euveeati Uwkakwo ft vo oonrirootod tbal yoa oae flat twloo tbo boalik (lie ovoe eo oey otbor More eow te eoo. Wo ere 'wow re- nivleitbo dilforoetoitoo, oed wo oordlelli levrio eU ta ooll oed oaemieo botoro punkeolee. Wo bare olM. «■•'?*• -5o» patloreo, amonr . blob teqy M fang tbo free Wlvob, tree Klee, eedM forwo^. T7W.I' apr 21 WINTER IKON WOBJCS. MONTOOMIRY, AM. Portable Circular saw HB*. fPHKBK Mills are warranted unsurpassed ftp aep r-s&s-a-ssafs U.ou fliuu eddftioeel will d.fray ab. freicM M flevu- ub, Aoeuata, Cberliilou or How Urlaoeo. Liaujluatloo of UroM MtUo to elooo required to ooteb- li.b teolr oxooedlue rimpUoUy, oboefleoM. daroMlilu and oaportorfty tbrouebout. Alt doveriptlonfl of Aetaio ood 1UI1 Work fcteftbod 1* abort eoUoo ood felly wemetod. Addrno ‘IL ^ J-e. WIMTKR, A f V. W.L Wvibe. ea~ Cbtrlerioe Courier plveoo oopy. LATEST AND GREATEST IMPROVEMENT. ARNOLD'S Improved Potent Metallic MrAnttMUd BAROOPHAGUS, OX r- TT AIK flXHAMIKllW^* Romm, Wbi.h ft bow tekjee tbv ebu. of ell otbeeo ikvoeahoed tbo United ItaUf. H. I. BCKJABDUlt ba»lre*Vree mod. tboool.aeantortk.abon for tbo CUy Mlerea- issKra?sai«S3» moating the top and oidee, aad, b/ the J ** ’r pump, removlag the air, by v“ ntereauiin without eflavia or c. anoe for nay length of time. It is on fc *ie claim to •uperiority ieWaed. \t.lSS2£3k. MARKING INK. ^ rpilE oubverilrer eoo Lore, te Beaafaolura lak fcr A. cents per gallon. DAVID II. GALLOWAY, eepYl la 73 Ywl-it, Bavaaanft, fl> uUNCY BlSOUlTBr-Wisi JSS&mgjm Bleenlte, Boston do.. Soda aad Batter On Bale by A. BONAU ‘ W oorerir of Bey end, whiter—- OLHMKIN HATH—A oa. 8. 8. MILLER fc J. 0. FERGUSON, WHEELWRIGHTS & BLACKSMITHS. ooHHte or Ilraaaht.B aad Alamaeniery Streete, savannamToa. Carriaaoa, Waeouv, Cart, and Urayo maujfaoturril. DlacksteftblBe, Including Iron lUlllne and Urehft for Uutldloio, Ao.dooo ot tbo abortaitoorio.. one 19-flm T. J. HOBEBTR (LATE OF BUBEE COUNTY.) COMMISSION MERCHANT, Na. 93 Ba y re treat. tnwted So him. augi /~10RN->-7rtew BeHimoro White Cam, for sale L hjr lorttfj DAYQ)DILLON. FALL <fc W1NTKU TRADE, 1893. D fbJrurJWaricuuf Whdaole FtrcAarer. uf Dry UeenU. UK purcbaMO far tbo Foil ood Winter Trad, ora eow eouvflotad. aiid wa ua rebuilt to your laopoottoe e vary lore, oed wall ovoottod .took, braotee orory aritolo ooetootod with lhe trade, inn ,z» auou reioev at will, ie tho prwont .tat. of tbo morkolo, pror. highly MU.Iaoturjr. pj(j _ ejDEBa g 0 ., . 17d Broufbtee-ot., op. flv. Aodr.w ■ Uoli. oet 24 West Side. INDIA KUMBEId UOiMBH—Sowing Bftd^ 1 Bllvor Pletod Cariore, Spree., Fork, and a Ho. ala GILBERT BUTLER, HAflTEK BU1LDKK, DEALER IN WHITE PINE LUMBER rerk-elraet, Vglelkerpc S,., ImM 'Bareneab WM. J. HUNT’S HhawtBE aad Ilalr-drweele, Balaee, 189 bhouohton street, bi.arly vppoafte 8k Aednw'o Ball. > 10 I fee I Ball making. H FriHE aubtenber bureau mod bio bnaineu of fcil Hup of all bind.. B.ou b. found atoll lloooriM Un Lreror Hire bdlB. AUwderol.naltbor 15 m oet V. OUKNINU UeLAINE»^-j some lot of Mourning sad Be eon * ’ KEMPTONft VB 72 SL J alien and 106 oct 17 corner Bull aad fTnnpnsa etg. Mfitniteif t BSl B izOUK. TIN, Water Dipnor*, Cup^ r^hn ere. Fry Pane, oto. i i be found at 166 Bronghbok-ab. oct IS I'INK WHITE m wu, x irKMU., A 'SSfL-tStiL'« Sioebi. Ooldo, AMIuew Bad leflareoao, Juo rre d. M yoa ere trembled Broeehtoe-ov.. ok «t Aedrow'i r P ick BAMS, H.nuked B.»f and Tourea-IO bblo. juafcrooolvld by H YLAMD AOWU. s - CLAQllCmS A CUKHWOfltA*.'
