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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1853)
SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1853. TUI! PAIL1 MORMMti MSUS« Hi JOHN M. OOOHKK TTi.ia.h T.'rnoM»*w«w. kpitok. Lann»x ttrcuiatuiu m thetuy 18 iaio WcUnearfny Morning, Nov* 33, 18*3. BV M/iGNUlU 1ULGHAPH. Transmitted for the Savannah Drily Merniag Naws.J CtattaUM Cntton ClIAALKIToN, Not. *»• Ouf Cotton mark at closftd firm to-day, the sale* having reached'1,100 balea at price* ranging from 9^'to lb% cents. New Yarh lHarketa. IUltiMorr, Nov. 21. Colton in New York to-day, *« fltm, wliheulns of 1J50 bales. Orleans Fair, WWj Middling. 10H? Mobile Middling, ll>ta; Upland Middling, 10M*- Floar is easier, and Corn heavy. In Coffise there la little reported, 400 bag* Rio being taken at lOta’dll. 8ugara are firm, but no great activity la manl. rested in tranaactions. The Money market taeasier; the demand, however, atill continued good. Ster ling Exchange la held at lOOta&lUOta. The rn » r lo t for all dnacriptloiia of Produce presents no change. Curacms Salt hat advanced materially. Wo a^e requested to state, on the authority of the Mayor of the City, that the Committee on the Fire Department, did mat (aa charged by Messrs. Miller, Butler and Walsh, in a Communication pub lished in the Republic*n of yesterday) anticipate itt annual report, in making it at the last meeting of Council, but that it was made in compliance with n notification given by him at Urn meeting of Coun cil, of the 3d Novembor, that tho Standing Commit* tee* would be required to report at the neat regu lar meeting of ibe 17th November. The Meeting of the late Savannah Fire Company, at which it was determined to resign, was held on the 4th Novera- bar. A copy of tlia proceedings was handed to the Mayor on the 5th instant, and they were published iu the Republican on the 7th instant. fjff- We are requested to tiato tho “ Drummond light" will manifest itaelf on the top of Mr. Bar* hum's store, in Kroughton-strret, this evening. To-Night The Kuukles introduce, for the first time, before • Savannah audience, tho co» r ic ana caustic Burlet- to, of ♦♦Uncle Tom's Cabin/' written for the Com pany by their efficient, an • gentlemanly agent, Mr. J. T. Ford. This representation, comprised in two aoeues, isintendid to illustrate negro "Freedom at the North, and Service at the South." From the cast of the piece, as well as from the phases of the two conditions which have been selected by tho au thor, we anticipate a truthful dcliueatiuu of the sev eral characters introduced. Among the personage* who figure In the scene which is laid the other side of .Munon and Dixon's lino "Aunt IIarrirt Brxcii- rr Stou r," and her " Mon Frere'* in sablo sym pathy, IIorack GnRAkV, are most prominent. Uncle Tom (Mr. Kuttknl) la seen lu both tern, peratures, ami is introduced with appropriate soug» ia each. Bub Ridley (Mr. J K. Sraroii, relates, In eoug, his visit to New York •• a fugitive ; and how Mrs. Stow* pities in words aud not in dollar*. It will sufilco, perhaps, batter than any description we could give in anticipation, to say that Mrssr*. W. F. Lkiir, W Birch, Floyd, P. Brrurr, Mac aulay nod Shown figure, each in character, iu which thoir respective forte in delineation will he brought out in happy contrast. “ Uncle Ti Cuhlu" is the star performance of Kuukles, and feel safe ia assuriug, those who visit it, that they will find themselves iu good company at the Ail.e- no:urn this evening. J.#* Friday, the St5ih, has been fixed by the Ala bama Legislature for senatorial oloctions. On Fri- duy last the Votee were counted, and Governor Wtu stuu's election officially declared. tar c.ptT. Everson, of Memphis, Tennessee hsk recently secured a patent for Glass tubes to t» conduct water from wells and cisterns, which supersede those made of lead, iron or wood. or The Arabia's accounts state chat the amount of Gold iu the Bauk of Kuglund at £15,870,000, increase of £330,000 on the previous return*. The aggregate foreign .immigration at Now York, fottho week, foots up 10,831. Total from Oct. 1st to Nov. 10th, 80,505. iy St. John paper* of ilia 5ili last., mention nu merous desertions of British soldiers at Fredrtirk- ton and St. John. At Uia latter plaoe, ou Saturday night, thlrtceu deserted lu a body, taking with them thsir aide arm*. Very few ara captured. or The first cargo of the uew crop of Figs is re ported as received nt Boston from Smyrna. nr The duiiiugea sustuiiied in Vermont by the late freshets are estimated from $300,000 to $300,. 000. rar The Board of Naval Engineers will meet at Washington on Uie 5ih proximo, to examine candi dates for admission or promotion to higher grades. £9£-By recent deraluauous iu Wall street, New YorV,ll is said that the Bank of the State of New York, has suffered a loss of $108.000; Merchants Bank, $300,000; Metropolitan Bank, $180,000; American Uxcbnngo lluuk, $00,000; Hanover Bank) $35,000, 0T The Philadelphia Bulletin, states that Fren ch# D. do 8i!va, uow cnnfluod at Havana, is a nadir* allied ciliman. The offence charged ia participa tion lu the proceedings of tho Cuban Junto in Now York daring the last nunimer, and the Bulletin calls Upon the Secretary of State to lulerfero for his looM. ggy The N. Y. Express givrs a stutoment from which it appears that nut of 10,373 passengers who sailed from Europeun ports since tho 9th Sopt., for Naw York* 1,118 died oo the pa—ago. RT Jmucm S. Wrl'e succeeds the lute lion. C. J. Atherton ia tho United Stetes Senate, from Ni»r Hampshire. Joshua Bates, of the firmot Huriug Brothers, hrs been appointed umpire to the Mixed Commis sion upon Claims, now iu Session at Loudon, in the p latte of Ex-Prestdeat Vau Boren declined. USFtiWaguderstmid that ull the lire eogincaurtd apparatus of the old Savaunah Firo Compuny wsa turued oyer to tho newly organised Compauy yei* te'rday at 13‘o’olock. The Eastern Question* With regard to the uew uote reported to have born drawn up at the tailing Baltic, it is staled that the Cxsr accepted it on conditi-^n that England tod Frauce would gusrsntoo the Sultsu's accep tance, which, however, It is understood those coun tries declined to do, neither being disposed to uso coercion. The Cxar declared that this would Im the last proposition that ho would make or accept. A grand council of the Turkish diguilaries it was believed was about to bo culled together iu Turkny to consult ou tho subject. , Omar Pacha's Froclamation.—The following proclamation was addressed by Omar Pacha to the J’urklwrtroops previous to hi* crossing the Dfiuubu: r froclamation. Imperial Soldiors: WIiuii firm and courageous, we shall engage the enemy, we will not tly—but sac rifice body and aoui to be avenged. Look to the Koran: on the Koran we have sworn. You are Mussulmans,and 1 doubt not you are ready to sacii- fice body and soul for your religion uud government. But if there be aiming you a single mau afraid of war, let him any so, for it is daugorous to face the enemy with such wen. He who le under a feeling of fear should be employed in hospitals or other occapa tlons* hut he who remains with us and turn* bi« back ou the enemy, shall be shot. Let courageous men. who have long manifested their devotuduess to ineir religion and throne remain f— T.heir beans are united with God, and if faithful to religion they will prove thuuiselvu* brave. God will assuredly give them victory. Soldiers I l$t us puii- fy our hearts, and then put confidence in a God.— Let us do bailie—sacrifice ourselves like our ances tors aud os they beouemhed our country and our re ligion to us, we ought to bequeath thorn to our chil- 5K,.™ Me air aware ttiit the great object of tAta life bji to servo God aud iheSulwn worthily, aud thus win heaven I Soldiers, may God protect all who have the honor to bulieve aud sorve in thoso Principalities. X3t 11 wUI *»« recolksctcdThat'ilG Webster while BccreUry of Slsir, expressed an opiaion ad verse to the right of the opinion of the Peruvian Gov eminent to levy tollfbr guano taken at the Lobos Is. land*. Thereupon some Boston and New York mer- chants fitted oot a fleet of vessels, but before they reachod their destination the opinion of the State De partment was changed, and upon their arrival they were left to the tender mercies of the Peruvian, und compelled to pay, au others, for what they took away. Thq upshot of this mat inr la given iu a letter from Washington, which any* The Messrs. Benson and other parties, concerned in tho importation of gunoo from the Lobos Islands ip 185ft, have applied to the State Department for an indemnity for the loete* incurred through the failure of-this Government to support them in taking the article from tho islands without paying tribute to Peru. The amount of the claim Is stated at n cnillion dollars. The claimants would no doubtcywpiomGe for a very moderate per cunlage . EF* Wo bemr (bit llw U. a. Alluruey Gca.nl lira nc.nlly h.d .odor oo.tlder.tiuu, . cm io ■ OriHd lb. pwiliou that Denmark 1. nut Ncw.BfexIro. Omni Okmrarlor ./ I». Vontrf—J Dork Piet.re -f ill Peoph ..d Preiperli. Oku Buranr-I .Itmnt rarrul cornln, Inin till, wrvtcbnd land i .nd did I do* expect to receive - mar.rial uid " I. *xck.e«e fnr the jre.lrtcrlflce .•kick I lt.ro made of cl.nidlon in cornln, here, I would ideally loin thl. b.rb.ron. end ,od for. aakca country. . . . The appearance of the country, except la the valley of the Rio Graade, is that of a vast sandy desert. As far a* the eye caa reach, you behold nothing but broad sandy plains, with no signs of vsgetation, save the dry and withered "gania gmsB," which never grows more than two inches high—high hills and higher mountains, with summit* ss bare as Ball Peak or Monument Mouulatu, with no gurgling rivulet or bubbling spring to refresh tho wearied and thirsty traveller—no tree or even shrub spreads its arms of " living greeu " to protect him, for a moment, front tho forvM rays mi the sun.— Every object, eliher animate or inanimate, seems lu »ympnihixe with the dreary desolation that sur round* it. The Rio Grand* it tha only river in the Territory, and iu car rent Is as rapid as the Mis souri ; Its banka and bottom are composed of quicksand, so that it* bunks are eontiuuaily wash lug away, nod Its channel continually changing. I have known it to Change so much in two hours, aa to render it extremely dangerous to life and property to ford it. The fertile portion of the valley of the river is front one te two miles in width ; and this long and narrow section contains nine tenths of all the popu lation and all the wealth of the Territory. Aa it seldom rains in thl# region, they ara obliged to fer tiline tba soil by irrigation. Tha principal product# are corn, wheal, beans, ubas, red peppers and melons. I have not seen a potato since 1 arrived hare. The mineral produc tions are vnrird and abundant, and salt can be ob tained by merely shoveling it up. Iron, coni, copper and lend abound in inexhaustible quantities ; but thu inland position of tlm country, tho first scarcity of water und timber, ami the want of proper means of transportation, render it not only Impracticable, but utterly impossible, iu the present condiiinn ol things, to work the mines with any degree of profit io tile captolists, or of comfort to the operative.— But the greatest difficulty to contend with is the nu merous and powerful tribes of wild and savage lu- dians that infest the borders of the Territory. They live a roviqg, reckless life, continually in tho saddle, traveling in bands of one to five thousand warriors, hovering sis adjacent hills and mountain*, aud watching an opportunity to rob the unguarded husbandman of his flocks and herds. Their horsvs ■ runs fleet as the wind, and their onslaught Is os bloody and ruthless as it is sudden and unnxpacted. . ill now give you soato faint iuslght into the moral and religious character of the Mexican por- of the population. Inspiraiiou loaches us that there were a number of the tribes of Israel that were lost; and if it means that they were lost to all sense of the decencies of humanity, then 1 aift-of opiuion that this people is one of those tribes, and that the Lotd has lost track of (hem, or that this Territory is not within his jurisdiction I At all events, he does not at present, and 1 beliovo he never will recognise them as bis creatures, judging from the total depravity aud hesMted ignorance ol >11 of them. It is but one year since the first school vas established here, aud that has had hut a sickly growth. There are vary few ol the mou who can end or write, and to ace a woman that can do ei ther, is a curiosity. They live iu houses, one story high, aud made of mml, with mud floors, and a chair or hodatead In doors is quite as much a novelty u* a plow, wagou, or scythe is out of doors. They have no knowledge of the use of tools, and notwithstand ing tke excellont aud unbounded pasture lands, there pound or\butter or cheese ninde iu the Tern- d it is seldom thi . for ibe reason that their cowa. Thoy use no leaven in making bread, and, therefore, you cau judge of ita palatablenrss; and they make no pastry—thry never salt their meat, but cut it into thin slice*, and dry it by the aun: and when dry, It resemble* chips, both in taste ai d appearance. They keep largo flocks of sheep, but they make no use of wool, cxeopt for hods und pil lows. It would, perhaps, amuse you to stand in my of fice door and look out upon the Plaza and observe • he dress and iiutiucrs of the women us they pats, Their dre*«ls composed ol a skirt of common mus lin, with neither sleeves uur waist, aud extending lo just above the ancles. In the place of a bonnet, ilmy wear a"r«bosa"—a thing similar to a lady's long shawl, and when thoy choose to bo particularly modott, thoy use It to cover the nakedness of their botoms, which ia uot often however. Tiioir per- mmiuI habits ara coarser and tnorg detestable thun the brutes of the forest, and the women, us a mass, are, without exception of condition, whether mur- ried or unmarried, the vilest kind of prostitutes. Mothers, without shame, sell the favors of their daughters, and husbands with esgnriies* accept the price of their wives' debaucheries from the ban a of all who choose to pay the tribute. It is impossible to conceive of a state of tucinty more degraded or sclfahaitoonod; and although I regrotto write it, there are inauy American lawyers nnd merchants Imre who keep their mistresses openly and without shnrna. disgracing Slot only themselves und the com mercial and professional character, hut debusing the Yaukees iu the eyes of the natives to acuudiliiui equally as base us .hemselves. Thu religion of the country is the blackest kiud of Catholicism, aud it has becu the policy of the priest-hood lo keep the peoplo in a condition of the most supreme ignorance and abandoned supemti. lion. They have bami taught to sanction the vilest practices of inunorult., from their childhood tolhe close of life, aud to tolerate the roost heinous ui.d umuitigutod crime; indeed, they heliave Hint it only requires the intercession of tho priest with tha Almighty, to procure a purdnn of villuiuy tliul is blacker thun the scum of hull; and yet, hy the treaty Outwent tho United States and Mexico, tlieso saiuu people arc made "free and enlightened citizens me Amoricau Union." But the more 1 write upon this subject, the more difficult it bucouies for tun it give a correct idea ol the extent of the native tlegrn- dalion, and 1 will close this part of the subject by quoting the remark of Johu Randolph, of Viriinia that the people hem are a " nation of blanketed robbers aud rebuia'd prostitutes," But this is view of the musses to which thero nro occasional exceptions. As an instance, 1 will givo the family •>f Dr. Junn Guteridge, j^lo which iny brother James married. They are all well educated, and J sine's wife is as genleul and amiable a woman as your own Mnrv. I have said that the houses hero are mud huts, but thero are a few of American build, and my brother'* is one of these. Ills house is GO feel square, with a portal surrounding the outside iu a kind of colon nude and a placeta on tba inner centre, 30 fuel square, withe kind of portal around it,—"famftisn.'' The rooms are all arranged around the placeta, and ttin furniture and intorior ornaments huvo an uir of nnutnoss und olngauce which would surprise you, when you consider the great distunce of transporta tion from the States of all si'ch articles. James hits a store, grist-mill and • largo farm, all in operation, lie harvested this year 800 buihels of wheat, worth $3 per bushel, and 8,000 bushels ofcorn, worth $1,85, besides oat*, beans, barley, Ac. Ho also planted an acre of Irion potatoes this year, for the first time, from which he hopes to savo some aeod with which to raise larger crops next year, nod, if possible, in duce others to itniiato his example. Pork -is worth 35 cent* per pound, ami James has fifty fine shouts. James has heretofore owned a "train," and been what is called a Santa Fe trader, out of which bu*i ness he has saved $30,000; but he says that liis farming is so lucrative that he shall abuuduu trad ing ana devote his whole time to farmiug. A good farmer can double his mouey every four years in this place, as lauds are very fertile and the price of produce high. I am engaged in professional practice, and District Attoruey of tba Third Judicial District. My busines Is extremely lucrative, owing to the f ront informality that has been observed herotoforo ii inukiug deeds and other instruments rolating to liens ami transfers of real estate. Funs are veiy high, and 1 never charge less than $35 for making a deed or any paper relative to real | never less than $100 for an argument cept Justices' Court*. But I do out mean to live ulwuys in this wilderness of demented and besotted human brutes, where refinement is exceptional, aud all the batter instincts of the heart find uo sympathy or comrunniou. Adios. Your affectionate brother, S. A. H. Irom tha Washington Star.] The tteumie of Commodore Coe* Information has been received here, Irom which it is judged that Commodoie McKeever’s orders that tho Jamestoum should uot be moved from her an chorage at Buenos Ayres (wbe reher presence was necetsary for tho protection of then pressing Ameri can interests,) were brokeu by the commander of the Jamestown (U. 8. sloop of war) under the ploa that it was necessary to calk her, which bad no foundation, as is proved by his subsequent opera tion! with her. He moved her to Montevideo, where she lay eight days before she took Coe ou board. Coe sold bis squadron for $480,000, of which ho pocketed for himself $308,000. While all ou shire woro execrating him for hi* treachery, tho commauder of the Jamtetotcn took him on board of his ship fur protection; but was compelled •uni off her soou again, by iho remonstrances* of other officers of tha squadron, aud the directions of the Untied States Minister there, Mr. Hclieuck. He, however, followed up (io protect her) tho schooner Coe was forced to employ, being refused a passage away on the regular steamer. Ou getting him off u short distance, ilm commander of tho Jamettoten. again took him aboard his ship to the great scandal of tho American Hug in that quarter. Groat excite ment exists avou yet in our Brazilian squudrou urn! the squadrons of other powers uow on that const concerning this affair, which, as remarked some time since, i« to be the subject of iuquiay hy a Naval _ •non as Conimsoder Dowuing r Court Martial turns to the United Slates, where he is soon ex pected. We hoar that the Attorney Gmcral has recently had under consideration a esse iu w hich bo affirmed the position that Denmark is not emitted to claim extradition of desartiug seamen under existing trea ties with tho Uniteif States. CorwiiBivio Dkbt ok Philadelphia.—Iii case tile several districts of Philadelphia aro con solidated with the city, the consolidated debt of tho nnw city will be:—City, $7,683,300; County, 1,130,. 508; Southwark, 414,000; Northern Liberties 845,- 7uu; Spring Garden, 1,832,000, Kensington,591, 180; Moyamensiug, 118.343; Penn, 837,000; Rich mond, 320,000; West Philadelphia, 357.000; Guar dians of Poor, 613,904—Total $14,881,T35. Against corporate stocks and other property, amounting to $14,030,538. To which is to be added an immense list of taxables. ty Tha young Irish noet, Mulcbinoek, who came to this ciniutry some four or flvo years ago, aod wrote sundry very pleassut little poems for the Knickerbocker Magaziuc lias been iurano on Want's Island for the last 12 months, but has now recovered bis sanity, and n about to return tolrelaad, assisted by the Commissioners of Emigration. Forkion Iticms.—Queeu Victoria and her family era all at Windsor Custle. Those who have sm-u her since her return front Scotland, report that she ia " browu as a borry," from uonstaut exposure tc the sun and air during the autumn, thut she is getting stout, that Prince Albert is prematurely be* coming a mlddlo aged man, and that the children are as puny and pale as ever. With their slim mM T? id r^; 40 ® that Denmark is oot futures, blood hair, while faces, and very entitled to claim axtradition of deserting seamen I blue eyes, they have any thing but a healthy *p- under existing treaties with the Unilod Stales. | pearonco. y p l For tho Dally Mot sing News.] THE BLIND QIKLffi HOPE. 1 hear from thaa of the salting *%», For ha sinks la the west whan tha day fa does. And that clouds of gold ana exaro float In gorgeous lustra around that spot; . I hear of those glorias things from thaa, Bat their radiant beauty 1 eaanot ass! And I hear that talk of the stately trees, And of meadows that war* la the summer bract#; Aud of birds that fly through the garden bow era. And of sparkling streams, mad glowing flowers; And I lore to bear of those thiags from thee. Though earth Rad her treasures are hid from me. And I bear the* t«U of tba mighty sea, Aa emblem 'tls said, of Kternily t And how proudly it* awfoi billows roll, And yield t# non* other than God's eontrol. Aad I think what a blessed thing Hwould be If those burled wonders my ayes could sea I Bat shrouded tome is that world of light, No ray can Illumine unvarying Right! And vainly for mo the sun may rise, II# sheds no beam on thas# darkened ayes. Bat forbid it, my God, that avar from me • One murmuring thought should aaosnd to theo. For to me a glorious hope is given— When my soul shall osaapa from this earthly prison, Aud soar to her mansion prepared la the skies— That tba vail shall rsmora from my eighties* ay as- And those words shall break forth oa my raptur'd ear; Look up, and bohold thy Saviour hart l _ C. CLARKSON. Tho Wife of Joltn Mftchol. Wo find the following truthful allusion to Mrs. Mitchel, wifo of the Irish exito expected to bo soon w ith us, in the Empire, of Sidney. " The gifted aad beautiful wife of the Irish exile, John Mitchel, arrived here oo Thursday, with hrr fine fkamily of six children, ou her way to join her brave burimod in freedom, io a free country. ‘ In the present generatioa, perhaps, Providence has not united a man and woman more worthy of each other—a Itoroia* wife and a horn husband. We know it well from eye-witnesses, how the in domitable energy and courage of that lion-hearted innn was triod in the flnry furnaco of revolutionary excitement. Well we know, too, upon tho same au thority, the slow forco of circuin-tanccs that urged him, like Hampden, stop hy step, from a quiet country life iuio the front rauk—into the foremost position—into the very gap of desperation. The faraioo with which socini and political misrule had inoculated that unhappy land, his native country, came at last to the inhuman crisis, iu which mother* fed upon their own offspring, as in the horrors of besieged Jerusalem ; aud wo bavo heard how he mado a lour in the Provinces to witness for himself tho appalling accnoa of pestilenco und famine, walking among thorn liko " tho tuau that had s*m hell"—tho and and thoughtful Danin—and thru returned to Dublin, a desperate, one-ideaed man— the leader of a revolutionary niovemeui. Wo do not, at this distanre, pretend to offer an opinion upon his revolutionary project; merely stain facts, a* they have often been narrated, und assign the motives which propelled them into thut career, in which ho ufterwards advanced with unflinching resolution between the bayonet nnd the jihbet. But how must the heart of that young wife, the mother of u brave man's children, have been tried In its utinnst corn in tho conflict bntweun affection, uiiitad with maternal solicitude, and what she con ceived to fie her duty to her hutlmud and lior coun> try. Nobly, wo aro assured, she stood the fiery or deal, without a word or a sigh to cross liisstcrn pur- l»os#, aud even participating in the balo of his in tense excitement. We understand it is (he intention of some Msb- men in this city to present n respectful address of congratulation to Mrs. Mitchel before her departure, believing, very truly, that they will hardly look upon a nobler spirit in a female form. CANDIDATE* POM CO. TKKAHUMUK. To the Vo i era of C hut lilt in County- Fellow Citizen*:-! atn a Candidate for re*#leo- tlon U- tbs Ottos of Couaty Treasurer, at the Klaetiuo the Brat Monday iu January next, and respectfully ask yoar support. JOHN N. LEWIS. To tho Voters* at C'luiilmiii Count) . Fellow’ Citizens I am a Candidsto for the otto# ity Treasurer at tho eleotion in January next, ipuotfully solicit your support. If elected, theprooeods of tho Otto® shall be given fallow Bank Offloor, who has been so unfortunate and toeehia aight. r 19 L. J. B. FAIRCHILD. CANDIDATE POM .MAYOR. I ellow-Citizens I am a candidate for th* otto® of Mayor of th® city of Savannah, at th® tusuing ®leo tion in December next, id ROBERT W. POOLER. CANDIDATE* POM MllKHIFF. Mb. Editor—l'lua*® uunounoe Mr. MICH. FINNEY a® a candidate for Sheriff of Chatham County, at the unauing eleotion la January neat, and oblige 24 1H8 MANY FRIENDS. Mr. Editor:—Pleaso announce Mr. JOHN A. STA LE Y, a candidate for the uffloe of Sheriff of Chatham Coonty, at the eleotion In January, 1HM. j/14 MANY VOTERS. To the Voter* of Chatbntn County. Fellow.CiriEKNs: lam a oandldate for theoflD of Sheriff of your county, at the election on the Brat Monday la January, 1854, and respectfully solicit yet support. M. B. D'LYON. T® the Vote re of Chothnm County. Fellow Citieens I am a Candidate for the office of Shoriff of your County, nt the eleotion in January . . ... Mori mauri kn", In this olty yesterday morning, the 22nd inst., by Rev. Mr. Preston, Mr. WILLIAM R. M’LAWB of Au gusta. to Mi*s 51 ARY A. BOGUS, of this olty. DIRU, Id this City on WednneJay. Nov. 0th, GERTRUDE, daughter of A. A. and G. M. Solomons, aged 13 Months nnd 16 days. Per Central Railroad—1790 bales Cotton and Mdse to llardwiok ft Cook, E Perseus ft Co. Rowland ft Co, 8 Solomons, Charleston 8t Bt Co, Smith £ Humphreys W Wilder ft Co, Rahun ft Whitehead. C Hartridga Fort ft Norwood, Wm Woodbridgo. W W Garrard Looket, Long ft Co, Wells ft Dorr, J Jones, Wm Dun can, lloleombe, Johnston Co. J M Gordon, T 8 Wayne, P L Constantine, Franklin ft Brantley, Bothwell ft Smith, Behn ft Foster, R A Allen, aud order. COMMERCIAL, Hnvniinnt* Export*. Boston—Bark Chas William—882 bales Cotton, 746 bushels Rlee v lour, nnd 10 pkgs. New CxsTut—Brig Austrnlla-60,000 fast Lumber, nnd 22,000 do Timber. NKW York—Schr Eoho—9130 bushels Rloe, 65 balsa Cotton, nnd 4 bbls Iron. ( CHARLESTON, NOV. 2J.-Cotton.—The trau»ao- tione to-day reuobod 1360 bales nt a very full range ol prloes. We quoto extremes from 7X to 11® MAUINK INTELLIUSNCU. CLEARED. Bark Cbas William, Uanliog, for Boaton—Brigham, Kelly ft Co. Brig Australia, Wyly, for Now Castle—W Crabtree. Sohr Echo, Lowder, for New York—Brigham, Kelly ft Co. MEMORANDA. BaJtirnoro Nov 21—[By Tel. | Old, sohr Narraganiott, for Savannah. Departure ef meutorrn rrem navnnaeh. THIS DAT. Alaltama, 8chonck, for New-York, at 12 M. Planter, Wiggins, for Centrevillage, fto., at 10 A. M. J). L. A thun*, Palatka, fto , at 10 A. M. TO-MORROW. St. John's, Freeborn, Palatka, at 10 A. M. ON SATOKDAT. Augusta, Lyon. New York, at M Wtlaka, King, for Palatka. fto., at 10 A. M. Oregon, Moody, for Augusta, at 4 P. M. TO LRAVH CUAHLUSTOK TOR KIV TORR. Union, Adams, on Wednesday. P. 51. *VT OTIUKu—Nmiber the Captain or Consignee jLw ol th® British ship Shnndon. will be responsible for any debts contracted by any ofthe orow. ANDREW LOW ft CO. Savannah, Nov. 22, 1853 6 no? 22 ■\TOTICB*—Neither tha Captuinor Consignees 1 v ofthe British ship Bonaventure, will be respon sible for any debts contracted by any of the crew. ANDREW LOW ft CO. Savannah, Nov. 21,1853 6 nov 22 XTOT1CK.—Neither the Captain or Consignees In of the British ahip Scotland, will be responsible for any debts oontraofod by any of the crew. ANDREW LOW ft CO. Savannah, Nov.21, 1853 6 nov 22 rpUKVlKtilMA MEDICAL ANDttUR- 1 GICAL JOURNAL—Published monthly ; edited by George A. Otis, M. D. $5 per annum. Sub scriptions received by nov 23 JOHN M. COOPER ft CO. AWri—llnuii, Puunel, Kip, Crosscut, Trim- O raiog, Mill aud Pit Saws, for sale by SAMUEL PALMER ft SON. nov 22 Gibbon’s Building. \XTAKUIIOUMK TRUCKS, for sale nt f f Manufacturers prices, by SAMUEL PALMER ft 80N. nov 22 Gibbon’s Building. /~10ALU0D8,MI10VKL8,T0N(jLH.P0- \J kors. Braes Andiron, Fire Dogs; also, English Urates, for sale by 8 A M L PALMER .6 SON, nov 22 Gibbon’s Building. L3aLK1UK ALU—This aupurinr Scotch A In 1- iu pints, lauding from eliip Hhnudnn from Glasgow, for aale by rno22) MINIS ft FLORANCE. i 1ANUliKS—NfHjrm, Hydraulic pressed, und Adamantine Candles, for sale by nov 23 MINIS ft FLORANCE. jjONUKD L1QUOUM Sherry and Fort X) Wine in Bond, for aale by ROT 22 MINIS B FLORANCE. I ADIB8* RIDING IIAT8—Home very I i , handsome stylea of Ladles' Riding Hate, can be found nt the Uet and Cap Store of ■OT23 N. K.BARNUMACO. Fancy Groceries, Wines, BRANDY, LIQUORS AND SEGARS STORE. rfi'HE Subscriber huviug enlarged bis store, corner 1 of Bay and Whilskur-streets, offer for sals on the most favorable terms the follow lag Goods:— 10 balH>ip« I Hard Dupnit Brandy, 1844 ; 0 do JeaaLoais do 1811; 0 4a Heaesay do 1*44; 5 do Baasrao do 1MU8; 2 puncheon Sootoh Whisky, in bond I 2 lihds 8t. Croix Rum, in bond; H> quarter-cask Madeira Wine; 10 do Port Wins; 10 bbls N Giu; 2 pipe Holland Gin; IU bbls M Whisky. 60.000 Spanish Sexars, of various brands, and a com plete assortment of Fancy Groceries, such au English and American Pickles, Lobster. Salmons. Mackerels, Sardines, Uliva*. Capers. Salad Oil, English and French Mustard, Dutch, French nnd West India Cordials, nil warranted genuine and superior U> any ia the market. A. BONAUD, uov 23 Corner ef Bay and WAiUksj-atrtaid, , NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. will .In. lo th»t pr.lt/ lutl, null frjr Lot- t.r/.lp whlckth. * b.1. ritk.U or. Om. Dollu. ul «*>*•* »•* 4un.il I, proportion. Tk.fl.kn. PMk of qurton, Itnl/isnil tmli it M.m *T, ui.fwk.UllM. OREOORT k MAURY, Rf n 1 H.ll-M , ..it iow t« H./-.L ►^1, .ECOPID RELATION OF A GOOD 91*0- S— RY—It It,...rail/ UwitMtk.1 "t food t.1. liana th.won. for tali* uric tali." T.kl.f wlTUtaf.Mttl.ltMM.for r.p.tltlo., w. r.ttor.t. that imr .plf foq, booked up bp proloufid .zp.rl.no., nm.loa tun dtcldod tba. lorm.rlp niuil.f th. oa- ■ ppro.ch.hl. virtue- tf th. Upporloa Fluid for th. kalr.ftoi Abo], for »h. rl.f, l.vs.tai .of old bp WiUtam Bo,I., xn. Wuhl.fto. etnat. Roatai.- Anol. Bust B.B " 6h.VlB,-B.d.-.Mp,—— ,t l.Mt that i. tt« hMMt I.Urpr.tiUo. w. ftr. to IU .Emu wh«« lu «... Sold kp Drufflat. fi.cr.llp. ... IS . r sighed Mrs. Farrington: '* bare I hav. bMn Biff.rl.f th. blfunlM of dc.ih for thn. Mortal wiikl | tint. I wu Mind with u blMdlu, phru- •0l.»p lu tkt lufl hemin-h.r. oflht brulu, which wu oeneeded kp u etoppepe or tke left ventilnter of the heert. Tbti fur. Be .. IntfeneUeu ef tkekenz, uud ** w I’M tick wtllf the Chloroform Morbu, uud fer thte there 1. U uo eueh hletelu, u Jteob'e Oordlul." For Mle bp A. A. fluLouoif. k Oo.. uud W. W. Lit.- I nor a F«lt I’Al.ATkA, KAMT FMtKIOA. Pta Dyi,,, Hrunmir.k, SI. Af.rp'r, JitkioniUc, Picolalu, anti MlddUkurr, (Black Crak.) _ -If - Thu uew uni euperior oteem pocket T. JOUk-8, Opt. J.moi FrMh.ru, ■■■■■■■■^■ewlll leave for the above placet on THURSDAY MORNINO.Iith Inst, and continue to leave every Thn rad ay. This boat has been boilt ea- preealy for the trade, and has large nnd airy State Room accommodation for paeeengors. For freight or paeeaxe apple on board at tha Florida Steam Packet wkarf near the Gas Works, or te CLAOUOBH A CUNNINGHAM, Agents. A3-Th# 8T. JOHN’S will make her next trip t« St. Angoatine on Thuradny, the 16th December. nor 23 POM NKW-VORK. To sail on WED HE SD A Y. Nov. 83d, at 18 o'clock, M. i Th# splendid eteamshiplALABAMA, . „ . , Cnpt. Geo. R. Schenek, will leave as F#r «r passage, apply on board, or to PADELFORD, FAY k CO. FOR PHILADELPHIA. To leave Wednesday, Nov’r SO, at — o'olock, M. , The new and splendid ateamehip I KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Thomas I leave aa abovs. Cabin Fnasa^a to Philadelphia, ■ _ __ O. A. L. LAMAR. For freight or passage apply to POP DAMIEN. B matte irk, Fancy Hlug, Jeffcr ronton, St. Mary's, Centrevillage, and all intermediate landings. ir>uwe . _ The new and fast steam packet £^tt^^PLANTER, Capt, Wiggiaa. will leave the above placos on Wednesday morning, th* 34th last, nt 10 o’olook. For freight nr passage, having superior accommodations for passen- gers, apply on board at Forry wharf, or to . KINCIILeV k THOMAS, Agents. , -83” No Freight reoeivod alter 9 o'oloek on tho morn log of departure. MAT All freights payable in Bavannah, and all auma under one dollar payable on th* wharf. POM MACON, Hawklnaville and other Landing*, .irwao. The Rtearaer CHARLES UAR- r^tffn^^TRIDGE. W. Taylor, master, will M • bo * a °® Wedneeday nets m *® r freight or passage apply on board at Telfair’s wharf, or to BRIGHAM. KELLY k CO. POM DBMBRY’8 FKMMY, AND ALL Intermediate Landing*. — Tho well known eteamer OREGON, Capt. Cromwell, will leave as above on . . , . „ Evening, th* 26th I net., at 4 o clock. 1 or freight or paesage, apply on board or to KINCHLEY k THOMAS, AgU. P. 8 —All freights under one dollar, most bo paid on tho wharf. bov2 I POM TMADEMCHIILL—Me.Mary’srlwer The steamer Vf. B. MEAR8, Capt. AMarmls, wiU laav# St. Mary's every ««WflilliHffi*|> riday Morning fur Tradera-IJill and thu intermediate Landings, oonnsoting with tho ateam- er 8k John's to nnd from Savannah. For freight or farther information apply to JOHN BE8AENT, Ag t., 8t. Marys, jarAll freight payable by ehijpir#: * 7 rr ww For ***!»•*>»«* Bast Florida, Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Mary's, Jacksonville, txcolata and Mtddlsburg (Black Greek), Cur rying tke U. S. Mail. The eteamer WM. GASTON, Capt. Thomas K. Shaw, will leave for tho , — —JftaVfl pleoes on Tnecday Morning, tho 29tb inst, at IU o olook, aud will continue to lenro every Tnesdey. For freight or tlons, appl> on wharf, near the Qaa Works, nov 23 CLAGHORN k CUNNINQHAM, AgU. POM PALATKA—BA8T FLORIDA. And Intermediate Landings. Tho steamer DAVID L. ADAMS wili leave a* above on Wednesday, tho . .. '33d. Inst , at 10 A. M., and every Wed nesday thereafter, at the same hoar. The enperior ac- oommodatione of this Boat, with tho determination to oouflne her exclusively to Uie INLAND ROUTE, (for which she is well adapted from her light draft) makes iter*desirable Boat lor Invalids and those who object k> the outside pasta*®. For freight or passage apply on Qeor o' 0 V ^ h,lr,ro, of ih,, 8*»»*ko«tk Company of ao * 18 * GEO. U. JOHNSTON, President.’ „ „ . OPPOSITION LINE. For Pnlnlkn, PI. and Intermediate Place* Leaves every Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. N.B.-Th.Fnr* toBranawiok iaroduoed to $« POM NRW YORK. The Brig WETUMPKA, Capt. Johnson, haring > of h»r cargo ongagad will meet! with dis patch aa above. For balanoe of freight or pas- —board, or to 8 V V K. WAHHBUHN, Agent patch sage, Caption board. HAM, KELLY k CO. N4ITIGB. . r|MIE steamer T. 8. Metcalf requiring some slight A repairs, the David L. Adams, until further no tion, will be taken from the Florida root# to aunnly her plaoe. ri 7 Savannah, Nov. 22. 1853. ao< NOTICE. ( 'ION SIGN EES per brig Welumpka, from New J York, are requested to take charge of their goods now landing at Wood * Wharf. All goods left on the wharf will be etored nt risk a*d expense of owners noli WANTED. A VESSEL to taken cargo of Pitch Pine Lura ber to Montevideo, for whleh $33 per M nnd 5 re cent., will be | aid. Apply to C. 4. L. LAMAR. SxfNi i POM HALE. A Fine Northern HORSE, well broken t tthe Ilarnesa aud Saddle, at th* subserlber'i .Stable, corner of Barnard and Broughton ate nor w tf TUPS. F. STEVENS. COW WANTBD ANK lh*l will give ten or twelve quarts of milk V. • da JT' A * 00<! P r, ®« will bo given for her. Ap ply before H o’clock in the morning, or after 5 o'olook In the evoning, corner of Ball nnd Tnylor-streets. WANTBD. SITUATION no Seaatatreee or Chambermaid, jl by a young Woman of good obaracter. Th* best referanoe given. Apply at this offioo. 1* nov 33 A -100 bales, in store. ROOT. IIABERSIIAM k SON. ROBT. HABERSHAM idiag from schr Barilla, for sal* by ROBT. HABERSHAM & 8GN. » COAL. > i7f]TONS Cnunel Coal per bark Arab, for ante ill/ by [no33—3] HARPER, 8TUART k CO. Northern Brleka. Apply to nov 23 tf WM. CRABTREE. -pKIIWK EAMTBKM it AY-150 bul.. PrlnTo p AM11.I.A JAPONI'JAB A lol of dmibl, \ t Camilla Japonloas, for sale ak No. 4 Washlngto Square, by | nov 17—tf] RICUAKD THOMAS. EAUY illAUK BUH1NB88 SUITS.—A i'hi ■apply of the above, oonsiatina of Gray, MIxt nnd kCeesimere. inst received nan for sale by WM. R. SYMON8, Draper and Tailor, 17 WhiUkor-atroi » Ves's, suoh ne Fig’d Bl’k 811k, BPk Bnrnthon Fanoy Rilke, Fix’d Bl’k nnd Fa*ey Cashmere Veets, ju: - >ed, for cafe low by WM. B SYMONS, 123 Draper nnd Tailor. 17 Wbiukar-st. OUKNINO aootos. M •Plain Black, Wool Delaines, Black Canton Cloths. Blaok Me rinues, Blaok ftombaalai Ginghams, Steel col d Plain and striped Bilks. Izova Veils, black Kid Gl*vac, English and luiinn Crape, Ribbons, etc. itoneived psr steamer by lnem Blank Fnminettna, Print#. PopTvnn, Black nnd WbIt# Cheek, ks, Black Crape Shawls, Black W—IfwIW ■. W. C. WADSWORTH, I IC Congress-st. S UPEMBOM IIL’K Cloth Frock and DRESS COATS—A fresh supply just reeeirsd, for sale low by WM. R. SYMONS, nor 23 Draper and Tailor, 17 Wbltaker-sL X)ANTM—PANTH—A fresh supply of Black 1 Doeskin Cup PANTS, * fin* nrtiele; also, Fancy Frtnoh Cap Panto, just received, for sale low by WM. It SYMONS. nor 23 Draper nnd Tnltor, 17 Whltnker-si. NEW ADVBRTISEWENTB. ATHENAEUM. FIRST NlGTTTUP UNCLE TOM’8 CABIN! FIFTH AND LAN BUT THIUtF. OF Nightingale Opera Troupe, Grand Entertainment. On This Wedacaday Bvealag, Nor. 21, will be produced fer Ibe first time, in addition to n Ttrpsichorean and Musical Diver fitment. The Comic. Cnustlo and MUSICAL HUllLKTTA, in taro Scenes, written by J. T. Ford, called UNOLE TOM'S OABINl THE SAVANNAH SLAVE AND NEW YORK FUGITIVE. Illustrating truthfully tho real history ot the Fagiliro. who by the wiles of Fan at leal bibote. deserted hie Master, and after n seaeea voluntary returns to serri- tude. In this piece to introdncod some of th* moot Bountiful Gem* of Kngllnk Opera*, I* addition to n number of the MOST BEAUTIFUL ME LODI EH of the day, it is designed m tba Incarnation of Heal Life in th* Sooth, and will oontnln features displaying tho FeativitiM, Pa.tiaic. aad Hovel. OF THE PLANTATION in thsir true light. Their Holidays, thsir nffeetien nnd thsir treatment. No Legrees, no Yaako* importations, no raroltiag fit- tarns, disgusting to pur* taste, will be brought out, BUT THE CLOUD with Us silver lining will be founded ON TRUTH. Doors open at Performance to oommsnoo nt 7)4 o'olook precisely. tcg~ Seats ean be secured by application at the Box Office between 10 aud 0 o’olook. (No extracharge.) MAT Admission 60 ote. JNO. T. FORD, nov 23 Agent. those skilled to Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, ram tub cube or Cough., Colds, lloarsenoBB, Bronchi tis, Whooping Ooagh, Croup, Asthma, and Conramption! * : H’idcfom shall bote down to it, ond tha great qf tha earth ekall kntrl before ft." Nkvkr eould this bo said with more truth, than it now ap plies lo this remedy for nffeo- Hone of the throat nnd Inngs. Tb* exalted in lanrniug nnd power, noknowledge Us supro" many, while both th* little and the great oan feel it* benefits. —The liberal-minded among free to own its mastery over distempers which hare baffled their art. Those of ex alted stations nro not nshnmad to testify to ito virtues, but deon it n duty nnd n pleasure to thus hold out the lamp of their eaporieuce to thoir suffering fellow mon. Witness lbs following:— | Translation. [ Vxhuillionvillb, La., April, 1653. Mods, le Dr. J. C. Ayer:—I have of late, made fre quent use of your Cherry Peotoral in my praotioe, nnd am hapny to inform y ju that in no case y et has it tailed me. 1 nave mado some signal cures of Laryngitis nnd Bronchitis with it. and have completely cured one case of Asthme, whioh had withstood every other medioino 1 eould employ. Accept, Sir, the sidorstion. JL , Late Surgeon of the Royal Marine, France, Extraot from a letter of our Minister nt the Court of tho 8ublime Porto. Dr. J. C. Ayer.—Dear Sir: The Cherry rectoral re ceived from you for the Sultan hue been delivered to his private secretary nt th* palace, nnd you will doubt less hear from it in due season. That yon were *o kind aa to sand me has bean given to my friends, who have in many oases, found It exceedingly useful. Yours, rospeetfi Uy, GEO P. MARSH. Minister Plenipotentiary of the U. S. A. to Turkey, _ . . Curacoa, March 5, 1M2, Dr. J. C. Ayer:—I us* your Cherry Peotoral.daily in my practice, nnd am satisfied it is a remedy which must meet in every oouutry the highest approbation. C. W. JACKliEEK. M, D., Resident Court Pbysieinn. Among theominsnt Edi'ors, who testify to thoir per sonal exporlenee and knowledge of th* wonderful cures, and immense usefulaeea of tha Cherry Peotoral in thsir sections, w* may mention— Bruughtoa k Co., of the Federal Union, MiUodgerilU, Georgia. L. Patton, Christian Advceate, Knoxville, Ttnn. J. B. Dobson, American Proabyterian, Greenville,Ten- Iown. J. Knabb k Co., "Journal." Reading, Pa. Raymond, Harper k Go., Now York Times. 8. Cobb, Christian Fresman, Boston. Wm. B. Jacobs, Christian Chroniols Philadelphia. Hon. J. Wentworth. 51. C., Democrat, Chicago, Dl. Rev. E. G. Reese, Methodist Protoatant, Baltimore. W. M. Wightman, Christian Advocate, Charleston, SC J. M. Magennis. True Delta, New Orleans. W. T. Thompson. Dally News, 8avaaaah, Ga. Geo. D, Prontlsa, Louisville Journal, Kentucky, lion. 8ehuyler Colfax, M. C, South Bend Rogister, In. A. Cominings, Christian Mirror, Portland Maine. M. U. Bartlett k Co.. Republican, Hartford, Conn. Chaddick & Berry, Baunor of Peaoo, Lebauou, Tenn. Thompson k Co., United Empire nnd Patriot, Toronto, Charles Cook, Dsmocrat, Danville, Pn. M. tlannum, Democrat, Alluntown. Pa. Sherman * Unrron, State Gaxette, Trenton, N. J. WrightA Haven, Prairie Farmer. Chicago, HI. These gentlemen have not only certified to those statement# in their papers, to the public, bnt have sent me their personal letters, to tho effect that they have found my preparation an article of great public utility. Spaoe will not admit full testimonials here, bit tho agent below named will furnish my Amerioan Alman- rb( . i full par- Prepared bv Practical ai QEGAKH—8E(»AHH—Just received. 10.000 p La Catodrcl, 10,000 La Delimit*. >0,000 La Flori da, for sale at P. JACOBS, JACOBS, No, 39 Boll-stmt, sign of Big Indian TTKK, CHBBSB AND FLOIIU.-;to kegs selected Goihen Butter t 70 boxes aalsoted i Choose; 60 boxea aalsoted colored Cheese; 38 do Hiram Smith's Flour; » half-boxes Geneses do. Rj ooired psr steamer s-.l for sal* by ner 23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. H u White Dyspepeia, for eale by v*reign a ... JOHN B. MObRE. n'a BuHhla IU wlthtl the December number, eubeoriptioae received at two dollnrt nnd fifty cents, paid in ndvanoo. Singto numbers twenty-five cents. Also,Putnam'sMngnalns, Godey’s LsAy's Book, Graham's Magas ins, will bo fnr- niahed on the satno forms. 8. 8. SIBLEY, Re. 135 Congreee-etreet. HINTS AND PICTUHK0.-A beautiful _ assortment of fine Print# nnd Pictures. Amour them n new variety equal to OU Paintings, and m.rK •haaper.fcFof able by ~ ~ eod4mklnwtw Till: Cltm'AL PALACE At St. Andrew’s Ball, Will Open December 1./, Ut>3, r FHK subscriber begs leave to announce tbat he I will open tho above Fair to the public on THURS DAY. December 1st, 1853, with n splendid assortment of Ooods of every deeoription, consisting of magnificent OIL PAINTINGS entirely new, nnd Imported Chinn Cut and Glass Waro, Tcte n Tete 8ewore, Ruby and China Vaso?, Cups nnd Snuoors. Parisian Pitohere,— a large aeaortm ml or|(Jhiaa Figures, fto.; Decasrt Knivos apd Forks, Table do, of every dveoriptioa; Pocket Knivee, Table and Tea 8poone; Aooordeani, Violins, Tamboriaea; Clocks of all kinds; double bar rel Guns, Powder Uorus and Flasks; Carpet Bags- Port Monnaiea, Fane* Chairs, Sewing Chairs, Work Baskets, Sewing Baskets, Flower do. Octagon, Em broidered and Oval Fancy do, Retionlee, Toy Baskets, Travelling do, Jenny Lind Work Stands, etc. etc. wto 8 TO'sesso’arssH Aud Fancy Ooods, Also, one of the largest assortment of Toys over opened ia Savannah, of every deeoription, Amerioan an ported. also Fireworks of every description, Roman Candles. Tri • ogles, Hooketo,8erprnto. Pin Wheels, Bengolas, Tor- Vertiole Reels, Firs Crackers, etc. ete. J. M. HAYWOOD. ido«*,Vi J U8T UKC’D PER HTEAMEU-French Mottoes and Fancy Candies: also, Lumps Stiok *“ J - * l “ , “ aelactlon, f® assorted a choice • , for sale by /‘'I KORGIA FLOUR from best Soutliorn VT Wheat, in sacks of 98 lbs., in fin* order and for ■ale by [ndv 38 j W. D. FORD. ( 1ITRON—A freah supply just received7*iso. Sweet Spice Chocolate nnd Vnricgatod Soap in L ^ D FORD. ( '1RACKBRN—Butter, Soda, Sugar and Fancy J Crackers on band, fresh nnd for sal* by *ov23 W. D.F01 fvf \ BI1L8. Potatoes and Ooions, in store and for U\J sale by [nov 231 W. D. FORD, UTililKiJSs—1 bbl. No. 1 Nutmegs, just ri eeired and for sale by nov 23 JOHN B. MOORE I OO. NEW BOOKS. RECEIVED BYJOHN M.COOPER h CO. WEDNESDAY. l»OV. 2StlD. a lSTORY OF THE APOSTOLIC CHURCH ; imf h SeCffer* 1 intr<HluctioQ 10 Church History, IufidelPty; IU Aspects, Causes, and Agencies being th* prise essay of the British organisation or th* Evan- gelioal Alliance, by the Rev. Thomas Pearson. The Christina Father’s Present to his Children, br J. A. James. 7 Light on the Dark River: or. Memorial of Henrietta A, L Hamlin, Missionary in Turkey, by Margaretto Woods Lawreaoo. The Invalid’s Own Book ; A collection of Reoelpts. by the Honorable Lady Cast. * Life of Beniamin Robert Haydon, Historical Painter from bis Autobiography and Journa piled by Tom Taylor- in 2 volumes. Sootla’e Bards—Illustrated. Romantic Incident* in the Lives of the Qaeana of gHtafOT.!-*. Smith, Esqr., author of "Stnafiold The Old Doctor; or, 8trny-Lenvcs from My Jourt being sketches of the most Interesting remnisoenees i retired Pbyaioinn. Health Trip to thaTrophios, by N. Parker Willis. Charles Aucheoton; A Memorial, by K. Berger. The Iron Rule; or, Tyranny In Household; by T. 0. Arthur, author of Lara inn Cottage, *o. Memoir of the Lif* nnd Charaoter or the Right lion. Edmund Bark*, with specimens of his Poetry. Letters. Ao., by James Prior, Esq—in 3 volumes. Jleak House—in 2 volumes, Illustrated. Grab am’• Magasine, for December. Godoy’ * ~ * - - W.D. ZOGBAUM, H AS just rrccired per Alabama n now supply of JU I. LIEN’8 celebrated Quadrilles. G alia pa, k*. Waltaes, ate. eto. For a*le ak hfs HEW HOIIO STOSS, 139 Dr outfit ton-Street* Next doer to 1. W. Morrell k Co.'s Furniture Wars* Rooms. nov £3 IKON RAI1.1NU, YBHAN DAKIN, OttNA. MENTAL IKON WOKK.&c. IT AVING the Agency of a large Manufactory, -LL prepared to famish nt short not ice. J. F. PELOT,334 feay-st. LOTH FOR hALK. 3 LOTS, well located for bailding, wi|) he sold low if applied for immediately. J. V. PELOT. *®» 2* 224 Bay-atreot. FOR HALE. A VALUABLE Bpildins Lot, 60 foot hy 90, frout- ing on South Uroau-Btreetu autjrct to a oily gronad root of $3I.». Apply nt thb Otto*. v 21 POR HALK. A TAIR of flood M*loa, well broke and sold for no fault. Inquire of J. I. SNIDER, ■evil 3 1 yhbhn Mon a+ KbovOftb Hlf 1/ CE8.—Plaid Raw Silks. Broendannfl Plaid SUks, French Mualin DsLaines, Persian Cloths nnd Franoh Prints. For anl* very low by .NRY LATHHOP k OO. AND Nll.K VKHTN.—l.zcll.a’ is itivif niiiiv v nnl'n.—i,aales, 'V Mon'e nnd Bor*' Merino Voefo-n fall naaortmsnt of aisea nnd qualities. For anl* by »®t3I HENHY LATHHOP k CO. HENRY LATHROP A CO. [ OURNING GOODH*—Black Bomlmninei, Canton C'vths, Alpacas, Tammtno Cloth, Mus- sLainea, Ao. For salo by >»2l 11ENRYLATHHOP «tCq. LACK MILKS.—Plain and~Figured Black Silks—n full naaortmont. For sale by fll HENRY LATUROP k CO. i Mantillas and Tali Talmas, at rary low prieea, by HENRY LATUROP k CO. 28 half do Geneaeo Flour 69 X. X. X bbls and boxea Now Hulled Buokwhoat, >o d per steamer, nnd for aale by nor2l SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. B UTTKH, CIIBEHE 6c HERRINGH-30 kegs selected Goshen Butter. 60 boxes KnglUh Dairy Cheese 60 do White do *0° d ® S®aled Herrings, reo’d per steamer aad for sale by 8CRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. B OVAL HATH BLANKETS-1 cue* eu- / por Bed Blank eto, extra six* and quality, just d aud for sale by NEV1TT, LA7 HROP k 8TEBD INS. pOTATOKN.-llX) hi,I.. Piima I’ol.loe,, for 1. z.l. lo .rrlro, pot brl, CiTlIUu, from Boiton.— ipfl/ta loot Ml] OUl>KN A BVNKKH. rire per brig Cirilian, from Boston. ___ „ OGDEN k BUl^kfcR. _)IjASTER.—25 bbl*. Ground Plaster, 25 do. Calcined do., for sale to nrrlre par brig Civilian, m Boston. Apply to OODEN k BUNKER. R IGOLKTTEH—A largo variety of Kigolettos nov 2> KEMFTON k VERSTILLE'S. T\MJb. j .. T . , .... i7 pieces eorn colored nnd white do Lainea and Cashmers, n vary handsome lot, at n®*»»KEMPTON k VER8TILLF/8. -16,000 Iba. Ulster White 1, in assorted ksgs. For JOHN B.MOJRR ACO., Gibbon's Building. FOB SALE. THK Block nnd uoexpired Term of Lonae „ , grocery MTORK. Ita situation ia one of the best in tho Clty-the present owner being engaged in other business will dispoet ' the stock on reasonable terms. For pat Uoulars fnqt of| no 19—4*) For pat Uoulars fnquir w. M. DAVIDSON. J. II. COIIEN Sc CO., H AVE just rec< ived another lot of tbore Fine Light oolored nil Wool Mouslino do Lain** at 60 eon's, worth 02 ovate. 2d pieoeii mors of those eery cheap Plain oolored de Lainea at 25 oents; 10 pieces English Merino, Doable width, nt 75cents, worth $1 per yard; plain, brown, blue and tan color Alpaoae at 87X worth 50 cents. Swiss Lainbrio and Laoo Uudersleeros, very ohoan and fine, 8wiss and Catnbrio Collars, do do Chemisetts. All of the abora are for aale at 140 Broughton-et. nor 18 JOHN OLIVEK, HOUSE, SION X SHIP PAINTEB, (1I.AZIB11, PAPER IIANI1ER, Ac., No* 121 BrouKhton-st., TYEG8 to return his thanks to the citizens of Sn- ■ > vannah. for past farors, and to assure thorn that all work in hie line entrusted to him, shall bs dono promptly and in a workmanlike manner. J. O. trusts by an assiduous attention to business, the employment of competent workmen and the use of the best materi als, to> incare a oontinuanoe of their favors. He keeps for tale mixed and dry paints, paint oil, turpeotMb. varniabos, window glass and putty, puiut, marking, white wash and other brushes. 6m nov 21 Witt. HUMPI1UE*S, Agent, MANUrAOTUUCU or Buenil*! Ollu, Kurnct. and Perfnmorr of every deacrlpilon, fangy toilet and HI1AVINO soaps. DRUBS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, ,ta. ilc. dr, Hnvnnnah, (.earMie. TT'OR anl. by Mci.r., E.lon A V.rnon, 78 M.idcn it- j * i. T. Tripp. B0 .nd 03 Unldnu L»nc. D?&D, N*.v P '* rl Wh '»"* 1 * .pSj7.”liS r .'’ w *" w re t e f '" od „ Ttl P T y MAR8nAL>8 8ALB. I1TILL he LensciUt the Market House in Sn- M J»®nah, on the first Wednesday in Dsoember next, under the suporinfondanoeoftho Market Commit- te*'between the hours of 10 and 12 o'olook A. M.. nil the Stalls in said Market. Terms cash. ol PHILLIP M. RUSSELL, City Marshal. 4S1TY IIIARMHAL’8 HALE. 117 ILL he sold before the Market house in the Tf city of Havannaff on Thursday next, betwoen the hour# of 10 and 11 o'riock, A. M., Three Mules, the property of the oorporation of Savaunah, sold under and by virtu* of n resolution passed in round! on the 17th inst. PHILIP M. RUSSELL, nif CUy Marshal. Bronghton-st. Enquire at the oorner store, nov 22 Furnished Boom* A HANDSOME furnished Room, with Board in f% a private family, and in n central part of tho city. Tor a *^7 and Gentleman, or two single Gentle. Enquire atthia office. „ov 23 TO UBNT. A FARM, on. mil. Iron, the city, containing 17 /i. Mta.. O. the pr.ml.a, ii. cou.cuU.t duel- U.,, PlMicrcd ud w.11 dnithtd. For pirtlonl.r. «n- qulcol T.J. WALSH, No. 17S B»y-,trwl. Oft Reward. Strayed o* Friday Evening Inst, n Dog MmodTAG. When strayed ha had a Silk Pocket Handkerchief round hie neck, bis body Black; Legs, blaok, tan and whit* eolor. Th* above reward will be paid on JOUN POOLE, No 11 Whitnker-etraot. B EEP—Philadelphia musket Reef, tor ealo by ■®*« M1N18 k FLORANoi. / 1LARKT& HANTBHNB inca..., for ,.|n VV by lno.221 MINIS A FLORANCK. H AV, ROUN a OATB-Prlmc .nicta, for ■•Alt by DAY-ID R DILLON, Foot of West-broad-street. W OOD—300 cords of Wood, for sale by »®V 22 DAVID R. DILLON. $ Double Horse Drays, for sale by U sot M DAVID B. DILLON, SPECIMENS OF THE Schemes for Sale Every Day, BV GBEOOBT X HLAUBY, Manager, of the GREKNB AND PUI.AMKI f,OTTER IBM, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Bull-Street, next door to Bay-Street. magnificent Schemes FORJVERY SATURDAY IN 1 HE MONTH. ^ fc $«5,000! GREENE aud ITJLAIkI Monument Lottery. 15 Drawn Nos. oat of 7r 1 Prli# of. 405.000 1 “ " 35,000 1 " " 30,000 1 " " 10.0UO 1 " " 9,000 1 " " 8,000 1 " ** 7,000 1 " " 6,000 1 “ " 6.000 1 " “ 2,63- 10 Prises" 2,500 Monument Lottery. 141 ? r * w “ N ®«- ®“t Jf 73. 1 Pries of. $38,000 3 Prises" iojmo the *wjr i s® Ftr tod or City Aceeptane. vflEArnBvoooDg"stobe, T11E nWnb.n ... , h , Uru... ... cftt. luj.-t uud b..t Hi Jta’d Start! Foreign A Oemestie Drylj^in BROWN AND BLEACHED SH fc taeaaeBss^Ai Di Irudlnu' French Olnih Curdle,. LINEN GOODS buck. Scotch ud Ru.Ru Dtaplii, HOSIERY AND QLOVF^ VNDBMVBMTM and DUaWbu. 8| MMSSSS!?* u r ' M1 ’"-“‘-i. BLANKETS and FLANNELS »Sd«nlrtVujV?fcjfu*tali^*I?7!r than clu be b.d .Iiauban. Ptautart ...“IV -u, « lu»lMd to .uinta, pruTiou tc pun” M “f ***"'• -M Mnttlneu and Twocdu for SSSSSP' C ^' n,r " 1V "U.«*fr ttS. of L O Hdkfa, very [-heap Genii’ £lk Silk Umbrellna, Head Hdkfi.eto. ete* U4kfij “’ T - t.. McKRNIU. A -ittiresispsBttL W iiv yvii.i. VB comnrrDTnir- who ura .uir.rlD. from th. SSnShMu! row* of an autumnal cold, use Dr. Bwaiiu rv. ,or I Syrup of Wild Cb.rry, ud It nil bu.lcM fabric of u vlaiou." Fn taSiP2.“V oario Halt by LB — “ CrturBtoujbtMu/BOTjfSSiiu. \ XK8. Hoei, Hhovels, SpadcT Hevik* ni-J^ A ra ..d iuthrt’, Ai.o, a,’.. s!iwS2*5 , 2; llo. IUudlM. For Ml. by F. W. CoAjtWELL.“* \0> Brju-nrAl. magnificent Scbeuiet OF THE GEORGIA STATE LOTTERIES. For November. 1868. A. D. ELLIS Sc CO., Contractors nnd Manas in THE Schemes for~the month ef November orHf.t unusual attraction, both in the brilliant array of im.!! and the number of Drawn Ballots. The Ueofria 8uu Lotteries are nil drawn under the personal iimHi tendence of the Commissioners appointed forth* PMC. ud u offlolAl prtutad inwi,, u «t ui?£ order Tiokstoj ** Brilliant ticks me for Wednesday, Nqv. irm $8,000! $4,000. $4,000. $1,744 90.100. 10 8PEND1D PRIZES OF $1,000 EACUl Oeoriria State Lottery, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY AT AUGUST A CLASH l'jfi. To be Drawn in Savannah, Oa., on IVedat$- day, November 23,1853. ; Pru* of. $8,080 is 1.090 1,090 1,009 1,000 1,000 1,090 1,000 192 (lowest 3 Nos >7.' 65 (1st and 2nd Nos. 66 (5th and 6th No4.).......m«.«mm 65 (7th and0th Nos) - 4,810 (any two Nos.) 27,040 (stogie Nos.) m.m 34,060 tjm ..U4JM4 so numooni, to iirnwn iinnoiu. Whole Tiokete $2.60-Halves $1.’26-Quarters 62(jets. Risk on Pnosng* Whole Tiokete. $S7.ui Do. " •• Half " I6A0 Do. •• ♦« Quarter " -— 9» Splendid $1 Scheme for November 2WA,'53. $5,000! Georgia State Lottery—-Clan 128, To b* Drawn Saturday, .November Ktb. 7* Numbers—19 Drawn Ballou LOWEST 3 NUMBER I’HI/EM*. SPLENDID SCHEME. i Prii. of. - tft.ooo l- am i •• - l.soo - i,wo loo r 13-100 ■ /Tiokete Jioketo only $1—Risk ax n Paokage of Whole*, oaly $14 80— Halves and Quarters In proportion. 19UOrders for Tiokete, Packages or Share* io **f ofth# Georgia State Lotteries, will secure prompt sad confidential attention—the Managers Official Mart and Printed Drawing is sent to all who orosr Ttoketa. Address A. D. ELL18 ft CO., Maaaprt, 8avsaaeb, 0a N. B.—Tiokete ia the Georgia State Lotteries *• alan be obtained from C- B. Patterson, 153 Baj-*n«V Savannah, Ga , Geo. 8. Gray. 5 Owen's Buildings. Wl. street, Savannah, G, W. Wylly, cor. Bull-st asi tty r — ®——*—*• n - nor 13 Lane. Savannah, On 5,604 •• •• 28,224 " Tiokete flld^Bhnroa •Lowoit 8 No. Prlies. IN these large Schemes a paokage worth $05 is sold (by oertifieate) for $33.5U-just half the valu^ m«-"7P ccl “S? ,of ^ Favorite SMALL FliV 8CIIVMB8. For Sale Every Day in the I! eeek. jar tgvooo * i $4,soo • ^3 75 Numbers-13 Drawn. 70 Numbers—13 Drawn. I Prise of. .$8,0091 1 " " 2,0001 4,402 " ".. 34,083 " »*... , Tickets $3—Shares in [proportion. 6| 4,650 « •• *** 4|24,563 " “ Tickets $l-8har*s in proportion. A paokage worth $52 js *o!d (by certificate) for $28 “ “ - IS “ “ - - M ’1 " " " 0A0 " " *• «< • «q The firm of GREOO.iY ft MAURY, and their nra- dacessorr, have mahaged the Greene and Pulaski Mon- ,m ® # ® r ff t *' f ® r fifteen years; and con tributed by tho promptuese nnd fidelity of their man agement to the eroctinn of the splendid which are the object of these Lotteries. Beside* th* security given to purohneera by their w*U-known name, they have deposited with the eom- mfsaioners in Savannah BONDS TD THE AMOUNT OF SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, to aeoure the | aymont of Prlies. Single Tick*to, or Paokage*. or Oertifioatos of Pack ages iu the above Lotteries, oan be bad EVERY DAY A1I business, is of coarse, confidential. Official state- mentoor the Draw Inga seat to purchasers immodlatelr after the drawing of eaehjCIaas. Schemes are alwave •eat with Tickets, riving the minutest portionESTR the Lottery, whioh it is impossible U explain In n gen eral advertisement. 33* Schemoa are e«nt for in •pectlon to parties aprjlyingforthem. ** Send at ANY TIME, and send ANY amount, from Oe* Dollar upwards. Remember, that any sum from $3 60 up wardSjWill AN Y DAY, secure an entire Pack age, worth $0.60 and upwards. Address, R GREGORY fir MAURY. Savannah, Ga. Notice. ly'BITHCRthe Captain nor Coorignees ortho forwlnblif* ^V k wlU U aooonnUbl* for any debts contracted by the crew cf said vessel. n!7 Raffles Pn m f Jl Harness and Saddle, to he seen at our 8tore, 183 Coagreae-st., 1 flno Silver Plated Oar- * ®hano«s »t $10 each. Also, dies Saddle, Rridte and Martingale at $100 -20 ehanoes left. ^ **° h; 10 ^ rafflod B0011 ’ 0n ^ * f#w 17 tf D. MALLETT ft CO. LOST. A SMALL Key, marked and numbered—. Finder wiU confer a favor by leaving ltni this efflee. ni7 S UUAR-N. O. tiugnr, for aale by MTU MINIS ft £ MINIS ft FLO RANGE. BOOK BINDING AND BLANK »K| iUANllFACTUUlMl. J. M. O. ft Co . have oonsiderably enlarged ss4 In' K oved their BOOK BINDERY, and are also pr^w* 4 execute, under the management of AIK. JOHN G. DEITZ, Book Binding and Blank Book MANUFACTURING, Of every description in tho best style tod ihortssl notioe. Mr. Delta baa been long nnd favorably known in toll city nan superior workman, nnd haviug bsoem* i**"' o*ted in this brnuoh of J. M. C. ft Co.’s busier »» givo hie best attention to nil work entrusted tobbearo They have also laid in an Extra large BW* PAPER, embracing tbs finest qualities o( Ox* Manufacturers, both Amerioan and English, WANTED. A B1TUATION un U«r««(jr on a cotton 1^ t.tlon by on. .Ip.tUu««4 in th. boiiutsa. W- S A1.TFBTRE—.5 l>til>. Doubl. ttuliiiml f* wurrautad nov 19 Gibbons' Buildings.^ FOR 8ALB. „ A SMALL and choice stock of FemilT rise, with fixtures nnd store to rent- APPJL M in is office. yrg-. 1NBH— M.d.lr. .ndSharry Wine. ID ie .u* oim. of Notice. , . T7 INCHLEY A THOMAS km rMW'".*" XV. Offl.. from Ho. 7LB.y-.U.«t, to ttu o®M ffinj.- - • - - - — ” Union Steamboat Co. wharf. SH1NGLKS. I ’HE subscribere have on hand for snlo, * ... u of 8 “*“. 8 *"' d AtKIYOWlEDOnEW* A MODE A. BRO., relume their thunks • oitlisns of Bavgnnsb and ita wloinityj »»^ very liberal patronage whioh they have w enoouragod by the Bnoeess of the past year iter «Jl announce that they have oompleted their arrsai* ^ and are now daily veoeivlug from the Boston and New York markets their suppue* i extensive ,nv FALL AND WINTER TRADE. IN CLOTHING. T JB wel 8 yand nota * Of whioh their stook vrlU oomprUe every qa»iU7.«J and description. <1 - _ Ai T. F. Srevnna’ * t fihlto'.f | JJf}[*Jri»i isaf^ 4 oxoalisnt Horses, for th# 8addlo or to j ITI.kC7u.niUM: ' single orduublt Harness* JjOTATUBH.-3M) nov 32 M A lUitn.—ow --r- . f 0 r s*i» i'&i\\" iin ‘ ** fjtaas&sft»» r 22 « NOTICE TO CONBIGNBBS. Ji( . T HE bark ll.m.t, from N.w York. H "» All G AKTMIBUltlE PIG WOK^-U-W from >blp RbauU.u ud tor itt w j (ff — brtTHod-^ji^ C tOAI..-About ISO inn. but J ludtaf fltata rtlp Ihudou .ud tor 00. nor 31 —r-fTpif S ACK MAI.T.—Hurt of tb. ,‘ h , "aVuMW LOWiJfe ItUTTBU * CHBBriB-dO/i^ > , B , M i * I) Frtm* it 33 eentr; & do Oo*h«a »t w box*. Ch..« ut 11 out*. f«*4l. bj D k 0**11* .°r* G IN—»doun 8«k«Kl.mOI» p 1 li/w ‘
