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About Daily morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1850-1864 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1856)
*w SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM BEB 2471856. N*w Tom q'rjJMSTtifc.—The follow* | Amartenn Slave*in ttn-ope. tlupoKed f«r the Joiiweiwf OoiniMwAl , Ing «re among tho proceedings of vhe New The Europeen corro.pondentol choNow- AM ft* Komuw, | __ _ | York Commie.ion.™ of Heoltb, on Friday j «k Dail S Adaerti.y, writing from Flor- j ^ho ^carna^tlautUc R e ^Iia„ry po'ftM t. WITHINOTflN ! Bnd Saturday J«et : I onc# . und * r da,a of Au *“ M V Kaneae. drew a large crowd lo the Taber- ■ " .« "tliHHulUlt. ■ Schr. Itelna, fromChnrlo.toii, In ballast, , Amertean traveller. in buroye to leave _ IIRC 1 C lost evening. Roe Lockwood wav | their .lave, at home. CONSIGNEES, Per strata »hip Alabama. trom New York—Aiken ; IftiiTif, U«)tli w«;ll ft M tdt«h<*aU, Brigham, Kelly ft r o.Mo»ttm ft Vllle longa, liutl«rft Frierson. N K Car* . & Vth'3 A Brown, J; i> 11 rant try ft Co, 1 7L tr'„" a . rb ?*' M U J, 4 Bradford ft Lyon. Crane, 1 f Wclli ft to, D D C*'pt) f|ft{.:liorn Armmliittliuin.lt V j ,hl t olo ft Bro, Cohoiu ft mrtr, .M A Cohen,J MCooper ! MISCELLANEOUS. 2E.—Tlie Bonk* for the Collection axea for tho ritat© and County, will bo the lat of October next. Executions will NO! Lurtrtxf DAILY - SO | /4v; To Ailvertliwra. The circulation of the Morning tfetos la much lar* gor than that of anv other dally paper In the State, extending Into all the town! ontlprlnclp.il village* In Georgia ami the adlnlnlnp States or South Caroli na, Alabama. Tcnnoa..oe am! Klorltla. As an adver tising medium, circulating among all parties and all •lasses, In town ati l country, Its value la unequal*!. MW" All new advertisements appear In both the Pally and Trl-Weekly editions of the News. Agency for ^Bnst Florldn. Persons wishing to obtain the Morning Mwt In Jacksonville, Bast Florida, or Its vicinity, can I* ■applied by Mr. C. DREW. Bookseller of (hat place, with the Tri-Weekly or Weekly edition*, by the month or year. Mr. Drew la also our duly author!fed agent, lo re- Ca|v« advertisements and transact other business for u* In Hast Florida. P- SAVANNAH. tVcJnpsilay, Septwnter 24.185(>. Knnanw Finance Committee. for the cause of the South In Kansas should be directed— J. It. UAM.tr, Ch’n, At.KXANPr.n FAwcrrr, W. N. llAiiKttHitAM, Dr. II. L. Bi'nn, R. b. Arnold, John N. Lewis, L K. Turn, John Cooper. James Q. Rouge**, J. W. Wroster, Ami the Press of the City. Collcrtinir Com suit toe* of tin? Kansas Assocla- tlon In tills OUv—8. I* Hamilton, O. II. Ciceever. F. Wyatt, C. Wat, J. 0. Footman, and John Bildo. Telegraphic Intelligence. reported for tiTk morning news. F. A. Abbot, Reporter, 70 Wall St., N. Y. Later from Europe. ARRIVAI* OF THE INDIAN. . New York, Sept. 23.—The stcnniship Indian has arrived nt Quebec, with Liver pool dntes to the 10th. The cotton irnrket is firm. Flour has declined Is. 6d. to 2s.— Wheat is dull nt n decline of 3d. to >td. Indian Corn i9 dull, and has declined fid. to Is. Trade at Manchester is satisfactory. The money market is unchanged. Consols do dined cloning ut 94%. The sates for the three days were 25,000 bales, of which speculators took 5,000 and exporters 3,000 bales. The market closed steady. Letters dated on Wednesday the 10th inst., say the market closed firm. The sales of Wednesday were 8,000 bnles. Fnir Orleans is quoted nt 7X6., Middling Or leans fi%d. The money market is un changed but stringent. The Havre market is unchanged. The Canada has arrived nt Liverpool. No political news of importance by this arrival. New 'York Market. New York, Sept. 23.—Cotton is firm — Tho advices by the Indian have had no ef fect on the market. The sales for the past three days have been 1,000 bales. Middling Uplands isquoiod nr 12 cents. Mobile Market. ^ Mobile, Sept. 22.—Cotton has advanced X to H, with sales for the week of 2,000 bales. Middling Mobile 11\\ to 11 Vj cts. Freights are somewhat firmer. Tne Intelligencer out for Fillmore. Washington, Sept. 23—-The National Intelligencer this morning hoisl9 tho Fill more flag. j^Lv^ho citizens of Concord have refused lo public reception to President Pierce his visit to that city next month. ByTeferenee to our advertising columns it will be seen that u meeting of the Amer ican Party, and all who sympathize with them, is called for this evening, for the pur pose of nominating candidates for Mayor and Aldermen. seven days j United Steles, which is everywhere de- course of his remarks ho said he had made j Hu£ton’& _ 0o,E Parsons* <6, l.usv, Davisft Long,’ Bark K.nut, from 'Savannah, with wheat, ! noun .f« d «naudrlng bitterness. An ] » solemn vow to God to support Fremont. | VftStAV J SCJl - , .. , . i . i excellent Virginia Indy who linn been so- 11c declared lumsclt to be n true advocate lor, K it Wane, tv p Vomic. iounx s \Vymt. tv u five days, nfier being ventilated. journing here some ycir. with her family, of Shorpc'a rifle-, in view of the murders Z«tls»™. ' ' ' Schr. Porahonlat, from Charleston, with having recently made arrangements lo re- and outrages committed in Kansas. Ho !.-.1 W^iw^fipii.'s'p“/iMauiy'i’Co° Ht,flor* d K?le“ cotton and naval stores, seven days. ! turn home, found on the eve of departure 1 pledged Plymouth Church to send 100 gnr- 1 sea, \V r lirant u-\. Illy tor .v Kline, A K llnrmiiit, it Schr. Edvard, from Savannah, with rot- ! ! ha . 1 » m: S r l ° R ir | 01 ™ years wjio . menis to the desiitute Free Stole emigrants Ka.’KKollfs suni:!il’J. tkip’p’.iohSipSl: *C* .... „ . . . .. ,, had been brought up and most kindlv I in Hie territory. - - •- 1 - • ■ • and nee having been thoroughly ' trcat0(1 ((s # con ,f a ,., 1 n a | domesiie. has I.eeii The chairman read I I By a dispatch to Messrs. Padelforb, Fav & Cn,, wo learn that the steamship Auguila arrived at New York yesterday, in 60 hours from thin port. All well. M&" The steamships Alabama and Kty- jtime Stctr arrived yesterday morning.— We are indebted to their Pursers for flies of late New York nod Philadelphia papers in advance of the mail. Euiorant Statistics.—There arrived at New York last week 3,315emigrants; total for the year Sri,365 ; to“the Baine period last year the number was 'JO,027. There were in Ward’s Island and In the Mnrinc Ho/ipi- tul, last week, 1,407 persons. At this time last year the number was 1,053. Southern Cultivator.—The October number of this valuable journal has been received, and is fully up to its reputation us one of the best as well ns the cheapest ag ricultural and horticultural publications in the South. Published by Wm. S. Jones, Augusts, Ga., 5t $1 per annum. The Charleston Board of Health reports four deaths from yellow fever, on Monday The number of convicts in the Wash ington (D. C.) Pet.itentiary is reduced to 73, of which there are hut eight females. ” ; *• The Memphis and Charleston Rnil Road is now open to Chnwalla Station, eighty- four miles from Memphis. A slave stampede took place in Loudoun County, Vo., on Saturday night last. Eigli grownporsonsn-id three children are known to have disappeared. Fremont Electoral Ticket in Mary- Land.—We lenrn from the National Era, that an electoral ticket for the State of Ms- Tylnnd has been agreed upon by the Fro- mont men in that State, mid will be pub- lished in a lew days. Tho “ War” in Ksnsns seems to be about closing. The Missouri Republican stales tlmt tho “ Border Rufiiaus” will re tire from ihfc territory, and Gen. Smith is about coiz.ke Lane’s “armvof the North” in hand with tho Uniied States troops. It is understood that no volunteers will he called on from either Illinois or Kentucky. cleansed, four day Schr. John T. Orane, from Charleston, with cotton and wheat, one case of remit tent fever, seven days. Among the speakers announced to bn present nt a Fremont gathering nt Pitts burg, Pa., on Wednesday, was Charles Sumner, of Massachusetts, who, it would seem, has at length recovered from tho Cfleets of the assnult upon him by “Bully Brooks.” Poor Mr. Sumnp.r bus had a relapse.— The lucid interval which succeeded the gutta perclia treatment ofMr. Brooks hav ing passed, the rabid symptoms of his dis ease have manifested themselves, and he has again fallen to raving as bad as ever. When fnnatneism becomes chronic it re quires more than one “course of sprouts” to cflect a cure. jT&r* Bennett, of the New York Herald, is indignant at the insult offered to Gree ley by the Republican State Convention, held at Syracuse last week, which in the bal lot for candidate for Governor gave the Phi losopher only one vote, and nominated John A. Kino. Bennett says he won’t support Mr. Kino. He asserts that tho Herald and Tribune nominated Fremont, and that they and his friends were opposed to the Pathfinder until they were forced by populnr opinion to join in supporting him for the Presidency. Strange ! The Mails.—We received our Northern mail due on Sundny afternoon, yesterday afternoon, by way of Augusta. This has dispatch from advised to leave her and remain in the Thnddeus Hyatt, at Boston, saying that country, which she resolved to do, not- \ ladies of that city had made n thousand withstanding her own manifest attachment | suits of clothing to be sent to Knnas. A to her benefactress and her children. Tho girl besides having been well instructed in the more common branches of an Knglish education, had been tuught both Ftencli and Italian, under this beneficent core.— She had, moreover, been repeatedly assured that sho might consiJer herself as tree, whenever she could advantageously change her circumstnnccs. Yet the influence of numerous advisers hero lias prevailed, and she remains in n land of strangers, under the alarming conjurations of Italian imagi nations. A New Orleans lady lost a fa vorite domestic in the same way a f’e.v months since, and the poor creature, hav- dispatch was also received from Governor Reeder, requesting the chairman to stulo that the Kansas people were starving and almost destitute of clothing. After some remarks by the chairman. Mr. Warren, of Kansas, and Mr. Massy, of Cincinnati, a collection was taken up amounting to $900 lor general distribution in the shape of clothes and food, besides $tS0 in behalf of Mr. Warren. Later from Kansas.-— Columbia, Sept. 22.—We have telegraphic advices of the 20th from St. Louis, from which we learn that a light occurred on the 13th nodr Grasshopper Falls, between a hand of fifty ing thus deprived liorselt of early iisauciit- j So,iihroris, under Robinson, and n Northern tions, ai ,d a sitre stipiiorl,. lost her wns in ,| mt >vns ellga([ ed in plunder and in- va8ion. On tho next day the Southrons were attacked by a larg the trial, and is now in a lunatic nsylti It should he added to the honor of the Indy first named, that she hns made ample pro visions through a friend here to secure her lost favorite trom such u contingency. Ladles Furs. The fancy fur trade of this country, which centres in New York, is one of in creasing importance. By reference to the Custom House hooks, it appears that the total importations of “furs” this year, up to the present time, is not less than $1,928,- 000, while for the whole of last year the nmount was not quite $1,500,000. This represents the foreign cost of the goods, to which must be added freight and oilier charges, besides a duty of 20 per cent, lor dressed and 10 for undressed, except furs from the British American Provinces, free by the reciprocity treaty, which would in crease the valuation about 33 per cent. By far the larger portion of these nrc “ fancy,” or such ns are worn by ladies. We find 'olicn. t'lntttioru ft < 1 ft Hertz, }Y U Dickson. A Doyle, W U Crane, \VcIIh rt v,u, It H ijh;k»<>ii, a uuvie, y Daniels,“J K DeFool, \V Duncan, Dank ft iVaslibt Einutcln ft KVkninn. N II Flake, .1 Foley, Oemcmlen ft Goebel, 0 A Greiner. Heller ft Co. \V lisle,K Harnr, W i* Hunter, Hardwick ft Cooke, Hunter ft Gam in ©II, Hamden’s Lx, 1* Jacobs, G Jo bn son ft Co, L Lllientbal. J Upimiiin, II latCirop ft Co, Lovell ft Luttbnorp, C A t, Lamar, .Hints ft JobnAon, McMahon ft Doyle, .1 .Miiksltt, T Mayer, J K Meyer, E O’Hryne, J Oliver. O Gtt, K faranuR ft Co, Patten, Hutton ft Co, J Ryan, F J Kosenberx, It use, Davis ft Loiik,Ka buli ft Mil nil. It it Attt, Yulltte ft Fi’lernon Vniimr. Wyatt A Co, Wayne ft (Son, J M Co then be Issued a«ulnat Defaulter*. A. F. RENNKTT, Hopt 2I!--4t T|a\ Collector, C. C. |.)OAKf)IN(il.-A few Gentlemen cun bo JL> accommodated with private Itoardlmt at 158 South Broad ntr«et,S door* Jiaat of >N eat Broad, sept 25—lmo FitRlit, and for aa>e by __ Rent 2.1 _ MINIS ft JOHNSTON. B iiAKK'8 Fire I*roof Pninh conituiitly on band and lor salo cboo j at ncp 23 CHAFFKR ft HO/S. I K.IIONHt Apple* , I'ntntocM, OiiIoiin tiutl J CabbHKC*, received * ‘ •>. . . * I Brooks. Per steamer Gordon, frm.. Boat, 8 II Fisk, W Kina ft Sons, .1 A Brown, Cubbi'Uite, .Ml * Dio, Italum A Smltli, l.albrop ft Doper ft Co, J P Cborloaton—C It R, Fla -.i •“ i ,U i on particular inquiry, that the trade of tho 0eC IT l fdXS, y ''aI , r,h 0 rRtTemio,ro!' w..^ W ™u.i,, in this clnss of the Post Oflier Department to the matter with a view to its correction.—('harleston Mercury. We are too glad to get our Northern mail at any time to find fault with its traveling through the State before it reuches us, ns is sometimes the case. PHILANTHROPIC, Another Nuob preparing to travel. Anothe r literary Fmglishman is about to visit us, and us a matter of course comotic- os a preparatory line of abuse of us and our affairs. It is wonderful how suddenly John Bull can jump at once into n perfect knowl edge of our internal affairs, and with what complacency he sets hinist If up to judge us. The correspondent of tho Journal of Commerce,in his let tor of Aug.25 f thus speaks of this inan.wlm, ns we are informed by the English papers, is soon to visit the United States, and who will doubtless he received with fawning adulation by the multitude who nrc always ready to fall down and worship anything that has an “European reputation.” You will remark umong the new Adver tisement of Longman & Co., of London, a five shilling volume entitled American Slavery. It comprises the rancorous article with the same title of the Edinburgh Re- iew, No. 206, a report of Mr. Sumner’s kindred speech, and a notice of the events which followed that speech. The journal called the Weekly London Newspaper is edited by Douglas Jerrold, one of tlie most populnr humorists or caricaturists. It is in• •redible how violent and bitter ho is with eterence to American affairs. In the number of yesterday, we have some para- rraphs from him, under the head of The Huflian ami his victim, relating to the Brooks and .Sumner ease: he describes Mr. Brooks us “the dastard who was at once the bully and the Representative of the accursed system of Shivery.” Health of Augusta. Mayor’s Office, City Hall,) Augusta, Sept.22, 1856. J To the Editor of the Chronicle, (f- Sentinel : Learning from undoubted authority, that it is currently repuried in upper Georgia that the Yellow Fever prevails in this city, deem it advisable to contradict raptly ; and do now say that there is in the city a single case of Yellow Fc- . nor hns tnero been, except one, which was brought from Charleston, and which passed through without stopping in the city. Tho Board of Hculth have pledged themselves to notify tho public should it occur here, and they may rest assured that it will be done. The city was never more death healthy than at present—not u single having occurred the past week. Very respectfully, &c., W. Evans, Mayor C. A., Jambs M. Dye, Chairman Board of Health. Gbq. [From tlie Jouraat of Commerce.] Kollaioun i'rltlclsin. Messrs. Editors:—The N. Y. Evangel ist, in its issue for the present week, closes an editorial review of Mrs. Beecher Stow’s new Anti-Slavery novel, “Dred,” with the following remarkable criticism: “The fault we find with the work is, not so much that a large tection of the Church of Christ is CARICATURED and MISREPRESENTED by a gular perversion of facts, as that Art hns been sacrificed to passion, and that the pre rogative of the poet has been made second ary to the zeal of the partisan.” That n minister of the gospel could deliberately assert that a “caricature” of the church of his master based upon absolute falsehood (and that, too, a church of his own name, the Presbyterian,) is less reprehensible than ,aV8: a breach of the requiiemeuts of Art (!) is significant of the effect of the doctrines of our modern reformers, even upon our reli- f pous teachers. We would commend to dm and to the authoress who sets herself up us the “accuser of her brethren,” the solemn words of Him whot* tobe the Judge: “Whoso shall offend one of these little ones who believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and that he was drowned in tho depth of the furs, will this year reach something like $1,375,000, which much exceeds the busi ness of any former year. The principal dealers throughout the country, except in the Eastern States, have laid in theirstoek9 for the winter, and uro busily engaged in mnking them up, preparatory to the open ing of tho retail trade next month. Tho Leal business is divided ns follows, as nearly as ean be calculated : Amou.it ef sales in Maiden Lane, exclusive of C. G. Gunther & Sons, (whose sales this year are about $500,000, but being principally to other local traders, should not all he in cluded) $300,000; ditto in Water street, over $450,000: in Broadway, $225,000.— There are at least ten firms that will do a business of $50,000, or upwurds; and five others that range from $20,000 to $50,000, their stocks being uncommonly large. The trude in hatters’ furs and buffalo robes is entirely distinct. The styles to he observed will not vary much from those oflust year; hut it is no ticed that American furs such ns the mink and opossum, will he used much more gen erally,—the great increase in the sale of fancy furs being of this description. The effect has been to enhance the value of American furs beyond precedent. Mink, which formerly commanded from 30 to 50 cents, is readily bought up by our furriers ut $3,50 to $4; ordinary Western, which was worth 25 to 30 cents, now brings $2, 50; other furs, too, are much dearer. Furs are now the fashion, and fashion is quite independent even of common sense. An example was afforded last winter: With the mercury down to zero and heavy far capes and cuffs in vogue, it was still fash ionable to wear open sleeveR measuring from two feet, to twenty-eight inches in circumference, through which the wind whistled ad libitum. Furriers formerly de sired cold weather, but this is a subject re specting which they uro now indifferent.— There are low priced furs ns well ns high priced,—a set of coney, or colored rabbit, selling for $1,50; while “crown” or Rus sian sable sometimes reach $1,500. The latter are called crown sable, because they us well us the ermine, are chiefly monopo lised by the Russian government for the use of the roynl family und nobility. Not withstanding, a considerable number are annually brought to the Leipaic Fair by Jewish traders, who obtained them from exiles in the mountains of Siberia. Last spring and summer u very large quantity of choice furs were received here from the Russian American Company nt Sitka, who choose to make this a market, rather than encounter tho hazards of war by sending the in. to Europe. Wc yesterday saw a box of Russian sa ble, not more than three feet long, and of ordinary proportions, (of camphor, wqod which contained 400 small skins bearing the Real of the Russian government, valued at fourteen thousand dollars. Some ot the skins cost $51 or $52,each. The latter are almost black, and on that account bring fabulous prices. A lower grade, of inferior color, are worth $28 and some not morn than $16. These are commonly sold at n profit of 30 or 33 per cent. Sixteen or eighteen skins are required to make a full sized cape, so that the cost of a choice quality garment of this description would be about nine hundred dollars Adding the cost of making and the profit, such an article could not be procured for much less than fourteen hundred dollars. Hud son’s Bay sable cost this year about $25 per skin. It may be mentioned that our largo fur riers employ no other means to preserve their goods from insects, than heating and airing them every three or four weeks.— N. V. Jour. Commerce. the I. force under Her- und after two hours hard lighting and the loss of three .Southerners and twelve Northerners, an armistice was asked by Hcrvey, and agreed to for thirty days. Additional.—We have advices from Kansas to the 15th. on which day it is stated that 2,500 Missourians were at Franklin, preparing immediately to reduce that town, and that several skirmishes had taken place between the advanced guards of the two parties. The free-soil marauders under Hervoy, have been captured by tho United States dragoons. New Orleans, Sept. 22.—Tho sales of Cotton to-day wore 1,800bales, at unchanged prices. The reports from every direction indicate that considerably loss than an aver age crop may he expected. Sterling Exchange 9%. Cheap City Printing.—The newspaper proprietors of San Francisco must be a lib era! and patriotic set. The city printing having been let out to the lowest bidder, the Town Talk sent in its proposal to do all the city printing for three months for one dollar. The Daily Globe offered to do all the city printing for three months for twen- ty-fivo cents. The Common Council, de sirous of giving each of the journals a share of the city pap, divided it between them.— This action of the Common Council 4he (Rohe bitterly complained of. It thinks it ought to have had the whole job, when its proposal was seventy-five per cent, lower than its competitor.—True Delta. Frke-Sptt. Calico.—AVe have seen a specimen of Fi.mont and Dayton calico, from the Cocheco print works, which is quite unique. Running through one of the stripes are the words “Fremont—Day*on,” repeated indefinitely. The general effect is such, however, that they would hardly be noticed except upon a close examination.— Boston Journal. That’s the way they use our slave grown cotton. . Hurd wick ft Cooke, J \V Luthroji ft (., Il«!rtz, (Inter, J M Selkirk, Ant, H Rubin* : ft Myntt, TIioiiiun ft Go. LuUhuii ft Ko.l- ti*r ft I'.ilme*, T \\ \\ ebstcr. Thompson ft », Glasliorn ft Cunningham, Cooper ft Co, RHin ft Ft later, Hurtlec ft Go, Allen ft on ft White, A » lfart ridge. Doth well ft SHIPPING RECORD. Fort of Snviinnnlit Son mi'i i miii m i>, The title Is calculated about 2 hour* earlier. - - - Sept. 24. * I High VVater^Tia I*. M. tb© city. Hfgh Water ARRIVED. U S M Steamship Alabama, (1 RSchonck, Com- tnaiuier.GO bourn trom New York, with Mdze and Passenger*, to Padeltord, Fay ft Go. Sunday, tf pul, passed steamship Jas Adger. bound N; at panned .steamship Augusta, bound N. U S M Steumshlp Keystone State, Itobt ilardle Commander, 00 hours from Philadelphia, with Mdxe and Passengers, to G A Greiner. On the 21-vt, ut-i p in.oll Cape HaUeras, passed steamship state of Georgia, for Philadelphia, Sloop Science. Thompson,Ogeechee, with 3300 Inis It Habersham ft Son. ordon, Brooks, Charleston,—to J P for ©ale by _ J>ept 2.1] ■pit ICS 11 Hire Straw* from tills X cron, for sale by l lie stack at Deptford. sept 23—3 ROUT. HABERSHAM ft SON. « BOpks. RKUKIVKD BY JOHN M. OOOPKR ft CO. Tuesday, September 23d. G KOUU1A It I FOItTS, Vol. is. D Aublgne s History of tho Reformation; five voIb. In one. Revised Fall lion. Magdalen Hepburn; n Story of tho Scottish Re formation. by Mrs. Olyphant, author of Zuldoe. M •rgaret Maitland, Ac. Live ami Lenrn; or a guide far all who wish to speak and write correctly. Particularly Intended as a book of reference for the Mutation of difllcultlea connected with Ormuninr, Composition. Ac. Agues Evelyn • or Beauty and Pleasure, bv (J. \Y. M. Reynolds. The Solitary Hunter: or Sporting Adventures in tin: Fralrlea, by John Palllser, Esq. | Til E SOU T n ER \ IIOU SE RESTAURANT. Broughton Street, between Bull and Drayton, f.s NOW opened, und ready for tlie m » “cconunodatlon of the public. OY8TK8, FISH, GAME, ftc., In the best style, front (1 A. M. to 12 P. .Nt! Men sat ad hours. Balls, Parties, and Families fmnlshcd with f ream, Cake, and Pastries of all kinds, at thetdiortcat notice, be H'|,t 16—!»• ■ ■)■ 0. miOUOllTON. school Ri;-0!*i;\i;n. fs A* HOl.C'O.lUIK Iiiim t'CHllin«.'l bin bu- im Oaston m., amt will exert lilin»>;i to Mitlsly his patrons. RCI) t 17—tf / < UN !•:IIA I. 4 Oill >11SSI ON ANl> W \ I{ K 1 Vli 1 ^ BUSINESS.—The undersigned having leased the lire proof Ware House, known as Hodu- tvJm.iuJa"*,,"! ,'.V!' 1 ’* *,V jrcs ’ Y> m iramnetnGeneral Coin mission and Wave House Business. All consignment for sale or shipment, will receive et« fartho owe* of Ta*t^»tt^?^ r n *r»©»r? ! I of tax collector; Id-Jihbfflr* *»«*••( j pciimur solicit rour vo'ie* r .nEDrc.il : gr;^ OR. j. u. HMTnih*®* ! *» B»l.»hte,. y 8tei.iuer Florida, and Building, a few door* above Ron ^ ’ ,ft •W.l GIL1IKKT ft TIUlEN. J Rosldence-Mrs. RWriiart’s! WestTo ,j“ rough rice, Brooks. CLEARED. Steamer Gen Clinch, Richardson horn ft Cuimlnghum. Pnlntkn, ftc—flag- New Advertisements. A Meeting; of the American I’arty, Will beheld at St. Andrew's Ilall. THIS EVE NING, at 8 o’clock, .0 appoint a Committee for the nomination of a Ticket for Mayor and Aldermen, at tho ensuing municipal Election. A full attendance oi tho Party, and of nil citizens In favor of law and order, is requested. sept 24—It It. A. ALLEN, Chairman. THE PAVILION HOI SE \V1R tn- re-op«neil an MONDAY K ✓f&l—’""N next, September 29th, 1855, for - K Boarders, either transient or per manent. The Proprietor pledges shipping. y. Howland. F 0 ffk S A. tB - - * , .? H,rnb .h> Bulldim, l.nla. X .W by bu, rurni'r Harris, Llnrulu and Marnn t-H mld oRJolnliw thereto. Will br »nbt law if n ,ii,||,J I" I WM. WRllUlT. 0011 STY „7 1 lla Un, hunt.) till. Olttcri.f Kixsolvori,rT,, l' 1 ’ b, "'-«ir. ".’V nrxt. mpcctfuliy relief Abirb.-M, Dmrgi,.H, v|n ' 4l * "■! ■mceil results of 11 aMIMuHore c h«r.« “f “‘H u»u of WlBTAR'H BALAAM OK WILD nn? 'H In cure, of revere win., .tuning , he I am Imtuccd to oxurem the run ftt ,, h ,. >«n, renoveiin# power. 1 '“ r ' In In, 1 wax urxt Induced to try thin mixilcin.. perlmont. about twovearx > S o In M, ‘- tho.etronii reodtumenilitlon ur , ^ woll nlghgono with couxumption. red wi h ° **’ frem tho ure of H x.itnilod me of ll. gref f Wl# caxex ol colds o»d decline, on,I mo,l clear , u ' 1 ’ xl rating, to my mind Its great value a tIn,tonly necdx a fair trlul lo i n »„ r e monxtratton from the publlr. Y'our obedient xervam 'bino., l retlorniv, srelcfui / 'FOHtitA FLOf'U.-75 bblN." Gcorsin Jo 40 hags do do; 76 bbls. and 60 bags superiiue do. b’ut received and lor sale bv «_ 8ft Pt 22 CL AG HOR N ft CUNNI NO HAM. wrapper. ” r ’ n lk * vi’iiouj ~ ,|M “ Cordial.—The reir A xafe remedy yet dHcovered, for Ueneril nit.,™ I byslcnl Proxtrotlon, Irritability, and ,u oux train of Norvou, ARertlonffit wi Jl Jl!^ Deprexxlon, Excitement, Dlxllkc of Bod el - city for Study or Iluxlne,x, Lore 0( Debility, ote., etc. Seo ddrcrtiwment *' * _Jy 23—dftw HOWE’St'OTTOMURvtv TKH.-Tne great ilexlderatum or r terx-lx Bnully obtained In thft succexxful Inver' of Htiwea Cotton Harvester with which one l can pick ax much as a In the ordinary way i snvlng an Immense amount orialior. wiut wmi ney'x Cotton OlnU In Rb aRer stage, HdweV lfc ' '' Tester Is in picking. For further Information, apply to A. WILUUR, in B ay Agent for the States of Geo. and So.u. Jy 24 NOHAM. 15 A m^ton'1nn l !^ ,1 " [ 'l, l ' l |',v'"' Uncoil. «*Pt W ' ' "lilt111II AM, KKLI.Y A CO. M’^it'-mx""”s"p,‘.r , x,!i, S< ‘' < - recclvliii „ -I. W. THRKLKKLD. *01*tax Jongro.x amt Whitaker sis. H owlKltY-IIOSIi:ItY.-TlioIichTIot ol Lnglixh and Herman Hosiery in tile cltvffor b >', „ .1. W. TlIBKLRKLD, . -''.I 1 —_ I'.uigress mill Whllrilo'i sts. M (M' S J, I X lli-ltnrei-for Trnvrlling Drrascx, for naif nt .1. W. THHKLKr.LD. ?"'P t -- CongreBs nn.l Whitaker sts. T1 A 5,’°. N ’ nnd Wl.ou!ilcr», in store »nd lor sale low to close consignment, bv _ BC Pt 22 SNIDERS ft AsKEAV. WILLIAM P. CL A It e l a day or two since by ntlemun we did not remen stood In our presence. . mil Ills mouth, and hit* eye t until nn explanation dl full Tpectfui- Imlr U as black u . Wood’s Ilalr Bei i silk.—Jjouixviil Thcrinoiuoter and Itimiiuctcr. TI KSDAY. SBUT 23. 1866. T Tlier. | Bar.* | Wind. | Weather. 7 A. M. 68.0 | 29.785 V.VW. 1 oioudyv ’i P. M. | 79.5 | 29.724 1 WN.W. I Few Clouds. 9 P. M. 1 60. t | 29.936 N.W. | Clear. < The B rometer Is coi reeled for temperature^ limul at Ills wood yard, Old^harlosion Wlis... apply ot the best of boated Black Jack, Oak, I y. Light wood, ftc., ftc. All in want are ruape ly Invited to give him a call. H. C. UAYHOlt 8“All order* left at Wurnock ft Da vis Book Store, will be promptly attended to. Sept 2l--ti:uu wANTED.—A situntiouby a reapeetabT© It W bite Female, cither to do House or Cham- ber work, or as a Nurse and Seamstress. Enquire at 1 sep* 21-1:* Savannah Thespian Corps ANI) JIlWTItIONIC SOCIETY. A S there ure many young Men in city, deal — A U reiIi , |o?'br ■ NE t,n " ,,,e “’ |B "(ore autl for r hopta SKIDKRH A ASKKW. imcknMuperSuc Hxtrnuml • balnlly, dally exported mid for sale bv '■'I" 2 - svidkb a a.-knw. I KHIN—IIAY—<1ATS, Jte.- T.vo lliuii- l s™'!, bushels of White and Mixed Com' 00 bales Eastern Hay ; do Northern do ’ els Northern * Bran : loo ( Cow Peas; i , Up C untry Corn Meal. In store and for sale bv ‘-’ 2 SNIPERS ft ASK FAV. ( 10RN.-736 bn«M prime White landing trom schr. Somerset from Bn and for sale by «®Pt 22 BRIGHAM, KKLEY A CO. WHISK KV..~:iO IVlilskey, lumU « » lug from schr. Somerset, nd for sale by *1<‘32 B RIG HAM. KELLY ft CO. FA m LY 11AHIS.-19 lierees Kxt.uTih X ciunatl Sugar-Cured FAMILY HAMS, landlt tlds day trom Schr. SoiT^rset, and far sate l>y ®Pt20 TIIU3: S. WAYNE ft SON. from Baltimore, COMMERCIAL RECORD. Llverpoql.Sept 10 | Havre, Sept 8 | Ilava ‘opt 13 Sqvuiumh Cotton Market*. (imcR or tub Daily Morning Nkws, \ Tuesday Evening, Sept. 23. I&56.J • (30TTON—The sales to-day amount to 316 lutes, at the following prices 40 at 11» 4 ; 24 nt 11**: 18 nt lUi: 28 at 119-16; 12 at 11‘i; 122 at li?i; 13 at 111316; 45at 11 15*10, and 13 at 12c. AUGUSTA, Sept. 22, P. M.-Cotton-Wc re sume our regular dally reports of the cotton market which may now be said to have fat ly opened. The receipts arc unusually light, and the sleek on sale, ol course, limited. The demand ts active and prices very full, gill offered Is readily sold at the fallowing Middling Good Middling Middling Fair to Fair.. ..11!. CGLUMItUS. Sept. 22.—Cotton—Thero was a mod* , erutedemand for this article on Saturday, und sates toot up 157 tales. We continue qunlatlonsnt 11 1 4 to ll?n for (icod Middling to Middling Fair. Receipts of the week 25011 hales. .Sales of the week 2199 bales. MONTGOMERY, Sept. 2J, P. M.-Cutton-Market very active ut 10.1*0 tor Middling, and 11c far Good Middling. Sales of the week about 1800 bales. Re ceipts of the week 2500 bales—hi all since 1st Sept., 6loo, against 6100 t«. ante time last year. NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 18.—Cotton—There was a good Inquiry yesterday, with sales of 2590 bales ut unchanged prices, but rather In favor of buyers. *'■ 3 both quite dull, and swa Bauoino—'We hoard that uti offer of 19 wat used far some 300 bales. Ioffrk—Was steady with sales of 40J bugs at I0 5 ., 150 ut lie per lb. Another cargo of 4,100 bags Just rrlved Whisky—The only sales wc beard or were 90 b 31 e lor Dxtra Rectltied, and 32* 4 u33c for Raw. SEl’T. li.—Cotton—There was a good basin' In Cotton yesterday, and the sab ...„ tales at fi " *■ Oder fai bee tale; AND MO i full prices for Good Middling, but r grades s he; j—The sti atheron the Increnftu late!; with b iiu]»ortancedi buye Tlier From KuuHns. dis Republican of the 14th inst.. The steamer Morninp Star arrived ye nothing of lni]iortancedone In Molasses, Whisky—Sales of 40 bold Extra Rectltied Some Inquiry for Raw, but holders generall; :r—Sales'con lined to 100 bags at and 200 iiul 10*4c per lb. Baguinu—Retailing at 20 a 21c nnd round lots at IQ', held at 19c and i NEW YORK, Sept. 20. P. M.-FbOtiR-Tlie warke ontinuefl lieavy with but little export inquiry. Tin •iustern atal local trade demand is restricted by th< Fast Tbavellino.—It is slnteil lhat the V train on the Great Norihern Kailway, on I hooked, howcv which the Queen of England was a pas- “ J aeogcr on her journey lo Sroiluml was driven at the rale of seventy miles an hour. A Fish Stoky.—Wc hove rend ninny fish stories, snd they are generally of that tenor that the very name inclined one to dishe- licve them. We have one to tell now which, aa we know the person who was the main oeior in the incident, we can vouch for its being true, pnriiculnrly ns there is oculur evidence oi l lie matter. Some days ago the captain of a ihip. at anchor outside the Kaas, threw over board a shark hook, baited, not expet ing in the least, as the captain himself say,., i catch anything of the lish tribe. There we. hooked, however, a shark of the spotted kind, and, us it ntterwurds proved, a rtgu- terday, from S». Joseph, Among the pus- aengers we notice tht names of Maj. Dens, and onoor two other officers of the U. 8. Army. Wc learn from Kansas, that Gov. Geary had entered upon the discharge of his offi cial duties. On Wednesday last lie was to have issued his proclamation, at Lecomp- ton, declaring the territory in it state of insurrection. 'Phis would be followed, un der the instructions of the President, with n demand upon Generul Smith, in com mand of the Department, lor a military force sufficient to repress all disorders, and to disarm nil armed bodies found in the Territory. Gen. Smith, no doubt, at onne proceeded to comply with thid requisition— tor his instructions authorized him so totlo. The Missourians who may be in the Terri tory will not resist the legal authorities, and will retire. Lane’s ruffians, organized ns the “Army of the North/’ will be required to disband and disperse, nnd in their actual Inform mem, it note in the Post <J amt slating their l •’ happy If any Ladles formerly connected theatrical Corps, or others having a taste f< Drama, would join us. assuring all such, that possible respect shall lie paid to them, and every op portunity ottered ' ' ‘ •ecullar line of Protess Ime away in harmless Address Permanent Secretary, Savannah Thespian < orps and lie Society. sept 24 MI SI CAL INSTRUCTION. rofessor WM. SHKRZER, will c Instructions to ulimited num- of pupils In the various branch ok of Music, Including Instructions Ratio, Guitar, Violin, Flute, Clarionet, and all kinds of Brass Instruments.— Persons desiring to av»R themselves of UJa ser- ■quested to make early application to Mr.S. at the Music Store of W. D. Zogbaum ft Co. sept 23—Into [BCpf 211 ilNO. INGE It SO LI., M AtiA/.INKSFOROCTOlIEIt.-GoUey’s ixidys’ Book and Graham’s Magazine for Oc- ' red by J. B. CUBBKDG K, Agt , -It Mai>h;ill House IniiUllng. CKJiU RYL-SUkU R Y E.-USi«aokM Seed O Rye, choice article. T. J. WALSH, sept 24 No. 170 BnyStr. * r 10R N—roil N.—Three thousand LiinIicIh U prime White Baltimore Corn, In store hiiU to ale. Also, landing, 24 barrels fresh Rye Flour, pc car. Sommerset 24 /tO It N .—One .. V^' Vr liltc Bnliimon It. C. Wrlgut. sept 21 W. RE.'IS 11 A UT ft S.lN. S i;>i:s ani) Miurboi.Rs.15 iiiuis. bright Sides : 20 do do Shoulders, Macon, re ceived per Keystone State, and tor sale by sept 24 C. A. GREINER. C U NOR 1 I) S . -Choice Table Rutter, O Crashed, Powdered, UariUed B. and O.; Light and Brown bugnrsfrom 10, 11,12'a, 13, 14 and IScts.; Coffee ot aft grades from 12>$, 14,15 and 18 i ts.; Teas— Gunpowder, Green and Oolong, ftc.; Fulton Market Beet and Pig Pork ; Terre Haute ll«ms In Can 'ass; .Pickles of nil kinds ; Preserves of all kinds ; Brandy Fruits nt all kinds ; Gillet Sardines, halves and qu rters, best braid; Sweet Olive Oil, quarts and pints; Chocolate, Preston’s and H ker’s Premium ; Durkee’s ft Babbitt s Yeast Powders. Call and ex- JAB. A. BARRON’S Family Grocery, Whitaker und Charlton Streets. ARE YOU HI <Tk>~ Then you can t be cured too soon. Don’t delay until your plaint Is Incurable. O NE Hundred ISarrelH WUkaliire extra tec tilled WHISKEY; 2d do. Monougahela do. j*Jdo. Reserve Rye do.; 20do. Old Rourliondo., buid- iitg nnd tor ile b\ M 1 \ IS ft JOllNS’i j\. 1 ir *'«'*trnnaid -I- lleiees HAMS, landing and lor sale bv . • S ' , H MIMS ft JOHNSTON. A^iAKEKNTER FOR SALK.-A brown u A.skin man, about 28 yours old, r>ound and healthy; weighs about 180 lbs, a good framer and finisher Apply to [sept 20] WM. WRIGHT. ' A BRICKLAYER HOR SALK.—A~~iiel ^n,tain , i U iwV’iiV’ nMt ? , y r ars oW » a « f) »• mason; sound nud heulthy. Apply to " WM. WRIGHT. HE WARD. 'CHI aliove rpvvnrd will bn imi<l low A porsnn that will ilotwt. with proof’ v ct, I Ho person or persons, who ilcmollshoil i InreelTnn'o"’ U< Jcll ' MS0 " JboUKht “''I” >" ’ JOIRi m MKYKB KKWAttp will lip i'iiill bv the qpt-'Y/v/ undersigned for proof to convict the.au- thor or authors or the lire, by which his dwelllng- hoiiHc and medical olllce, In Hhiesville, Liberty C re destroyed, on the night of the 31 inst. opt 20-121 K. H. WitIGHT. ■VTOTICE.-I intend to niiike n cliniigr -Li in iny Clothing Kstnbllshmeiit, and will from ell far cash Only. G. BANKMAN, 0-lmo No. 96 Bryan Stivei. T.T AVK YOU HERN THEM ? 1 I Those splendid SILK HATS at L’Pt 20 BARNUM’S, 153 Congress > COUTI1-WESTERN R. It. STOUK.-»;j Shares for sale In one lot, by ept 20—tf JAS.AU'irENRY, 118 Bay id EAR minion to fancy State; $fi40ad 60 for exira State; $5 90a630for common to choice tu* |H?rtliie Western, and $6 50a7, for extra do. The mar ket closing very quiet and tlni tendency downward. Toiacco—Continues hi fair demand with sales 75 lihds Kentucky at 9a 13c: 30 hales Havana nt .‘i3u36c mi l 100 cases Seed Leaf at 14a2lc. Kick-Demand moderate and jirlces without Im portant eh iiiKC. Sales 75 ten ut 4al , jc per lb. Grain—With a pretty good supply of Wheat otter ing and only a moderate demand for export and home milling, the market Is heavy, and the tendency of prices downward. Salee 20,030 bushels at $1 49a I 60 far Red Indiana and Illinois; $1 It In store, for old white Canadian: *l 58aF6Ufar now do, delivered; SI 67.il 62far White Soutnern, (the latter price " ll fora small parcel) and Chicago Spring on private The Corn market is In favor of t he buyer, with on ly a moderate demand. Sales 20,000 bushels mixed Western at 65aG6.H—closing with 10,000 bushels .told at the Inside price teller’*option 30 days—and 68rt72 for Jersey and Northern yellow. Oats plenty and in moderate request nt 42a47c far state and western. Couo.v—The market in very linn, with a fair busi ness Folng at II 7 i for Middling Uplands; 12c for JIo- Mle, and 12'^ far New Orleans. ^ o ^ t k| Ohio, by Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, If taken In season. Don’t go dragging through the Spring, faint, sleepy nnd listless, be- . Mood Is loaded with bile. Don’t wear the Headache, Heartburn, nnd their kindred dlsor- Bl-dciics. Fleers, > yof the uiu lean ise your system wants elf about, lean, haggard, I In, because your Stomach a trengthenlug Into healthy action. Ayer’s Fills «f things right as surely ns water quenches tin ■They purify the body and ntood, and restore their functions Into healthy nctlvliy, which you can feel as quick as they are t ken. They aro tho one great medical wonder of the age, recognized by all who know their virtues, and many Uiousund know them. Take the Cherry i’ectornt far n cough, and the Fills ■ genmnts requiring a purgative modi- far all d< clue. Frftyar - cal Chr , . Lincoln ft Co.,Sav nnah.all oar city Druggists, by all respect able DruggUts In the South. q»t lfl-2nio D iamonds at cost. \v»* h„ v u f S w "* hundsofne Dlnmom BIlOFS and BROACHES, which we will t prime cost, to make room for new goods. Persons about to purchase diamonds will tlud It to their ulngc to call and examine them. '* 20—rtf D. B. NlClIOtS ft CO. M AP OF SAVANNAII.-A correct por- table Map of the city of Savannah, with all tne Lots numbered. Having devoted much labor upon It, In making It a t Map of tho City, J()H N M. COgVeH** f (!o? f ' M RS. FRANCES .V. S. COOPER, hnvio« m 1 . , Ko‘ii VelllnK * formerly occupied by inrs. I latte,(No. 152 Bry nstreet,)fortheaccommo- dutlon of u select C. .HSof Boarders, will by grateful to her friends lor their patronage and influence, sept 1—3mo I NO. \. IIAHIIKC oflci’N For huIc to nr- •’ vivo 20 bl,l,. KntlBK IV'l.toosi io"“ „Sio„“ r :i do. No. 1 Sucar; 2 lihdH. M. Sugar, at the corner of Congress and w hltaker etreetn. aep 19 1 NO. V. BARBEE hnn Jiimi received per *, steamer, and oflera for wile at the corner of Congress and M hltaker sts, choice lot of Fig Sides; do ilo do Shoulders; do do Bologna Saussagos. sepip R.BMOVA.XI. G . B R O W N , & CO. n " v • i "> 1 , NO. 176 BROUGHTON STREET, next door to Carter’s Drug Store, where they are Stork°of“ " K U arge * nd 8 > )Ic)1(lld Fall and Winter Jt%«,S^i! ,K8TIC DKY ««»»«. r°" n,r f h "V' ! , n,c “" •'•’l’eii'l upon their rtoek.and low prices being surpassed by none In tnis city. ^ sept 13 «'i- KS.-Wl H. Ma&y hand ut Stev line lot ol Whig Ad- Mas. p*itzmmon, O'GonnelJ’sfavoriteaiul most accomplished daughter, 1ms nearly completed her long expected Lii'e of Iter father. We notice the doth ofher hu.hand, Clerk oftlieHanaperin Ireland,announced M having token plxeo in July, j n j l0 | y ' HoniUuwcll Cobb, of Guorgia, ed. 1 a Democratic lnaeting at Kimber- , on Thursday. He Ime now five nents to apeak at different tow„» present month. V Progressive Age, ""tat, Me., say8 \k honest convie- North will no; .f ’ Inr “nmn-rater.” He had to bu liurpot nod beiore his capture could be eflected. llis silo und weight may be imagined, from the faot that it took to hoist him in eleven men, with a double lift on the main yard. The monsisr measured seventeen feet ten inches in length from -tail to snout, and nine icat/in eiremniert ncc. He hud seven rows of teeth, three of tho rows being al most hidden in the upjier gums. His liver exactly filled up n beef barrel. In bis paunch wms found the body of a man, in a half decomposed state. So far ns could be judged, the corpse waa that of a well-dressed man, of medium size—shirt white with pearl buttons, coarse silk un condition—almost in a state of starvation they will be glad enough to do it. . ,, er steamship The horse thieves and plunderers of Wilson, 1) <1 Wit* houses all over the Territory will nicer • P. wnh * u !t v ' with no favor, and will seek safety in flight In short, by the prompt action of Gov. 1 itiannui, r. .>i?veu, r. iuoiujwdu, — r - I «* -nD. G \V Slier, M Ouben and PASSKNUEUS, steamship Alabama, IVom Now York—W R in, L II Goodman. J Ltthanor. TP «u., ....oo r.aaer. Miss MU by, Mla» K Moore. ...o„ l lUrllaml, Ml»a Aalooro. Miss I Stewart, J Walters, J /^icrahofor. J Bookman, G Van viol, JH Blandln, K Novctt, K Thompson, 1 Mckemia, S T Geary and (ien Smith, w<- have every roa- ; ^“JSt'Jrtitlrf Mre M wiinwSwtf V jli“ r L lire" son to expect that quiet and security will j Mbi FShryali.J M Reynolds aiullml*', Uttpt Lcnidy, be restored to the "erritory during this */ 11 Rkhofsia, MkaW R Fexjy. Maoj syt week. Undoubtedly, if any of the parties ! A.*!* liuyGi-tv \ Kin sc' now in arms in the Territory attempt to I L K Welch, W W Barker, T Anderson, J O Berks, J resist the civil and military authorities in ! ft r 5 e vYSt“ l i l i Coi I .i2 U OBSotat®' , ^P^^!wf& thu measures now proposed, it will be Gen ! slufaftn. ii'ilottrfak jmd i«-.lv, Mrs A A o Holmes, eral Smith’s duty to fire upon the imm.r- ! Mrs IflsW. G WhUthmiorc, lady and child .Miss gents. He has 6& or 700 men nt his com- j rnand—quite enough to put down the “Army Houseman, and I8tn of the North,” and alf other forees in the i I'erston Territory. ~ The tfcpublican of tho ltith inst. says It seems to be very well understood' lire Kate Kart after, DeFont, T ;t lady, Mlfcs on; at it ,1 Keystone -late, frnu, I'I, lladelt. his i* 1-yo.re.Gvu tf l- X ytl^ ,,,,,. Isjy br , : h l*ir:: cf ‘ hlB ? ea p '. n,,e !las bc<>n j •"Vice, will constitute a force quite etiffi. I ste »mer00riiou. fromCI,a,te.to„-W WScott, *0 ,0 lhe , cu y« It enough I cient for all purposesof the Government, in bB Ammertaan, J CBtckiey.tafly euflavuMiMGal t. tab. in .sugar barrel.-N. 0. Picayune, ' rfcttorir.g quiet to the Territory. I Miw Brooks anJ nuree.lMrsLegist, onJ two $10,000 TO UE HAD FOR $10! PHIZES GUARANTEED ! Tin* Fort Gaines Acaormy Lottkuy, to In* drawn it Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday, Septeuihef 27th, with Ha BRILLIANT CAFJTAJ.S OF *t 0,000! ^10,000!! £10t000! ! ! 89)000 III! Si,OOO ! m ! 81,000 !!!!! tkc., iVc.t &e. Offers nupreeedeoted chances to purchasers. I Itarclinsers, in buying two Whole Tickets (odd and j ovt-n number*; ure guaranteed to drew W, UfaLvea | and Ouartcta hi proportion.) witH chances at the other Wttgnllidant Prlkes! ! Orders rhould be scut l»i early. ' WifOLS Tickets, $10— liju.vae, 84—$2'j. j Orders can Ik: .uUlrou»od to S, SWAN ft 00, Atlanta, Ga., or H- SWAN, Mimtgomery, Ala. For particulars, see Schemeiu another column. _0fflceln Savannah, Bull sfmat,jiear Bay. sep23 K JIBROI DEREi> Llueu Shirt Frouts, jusi received I’rwn Nvw^Jkorkj and by •ept 22 GREEN ftUO..h. ft KIllHton’s Sale St abb MULES, and are constantly their stork. Orders for Florida, Geor'gfu and Carolina, will he tilled at fair prices far cash or city acceptance. may 30-tf CliillB axid. ^©verl IMrOllT./MJf'T JTEH*S ! QIIALI/IJN'HOIK;FIt’S Antidote for JIu« hum Is no longer un experiment. Hundreds of persons In this city and throughout the State, can testify ta me efficiency of this remedy for Chills A'SINGLE BOX WILL CURE The Chills,seldom It ever recur after the first dose, Attention to directions, wilt ensure n in a short tlrpe. These Fitts are entire ly tree noni Arsenic and other mineral poison*.— UellaMe eertIllc.ites may be seen. Apply to the only Agents In the city. TUO&.M. TURNER ft CO.. 181 Bay Street, sept 18 Savannah, Ga. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. Tl„. cynic, ot the n,odln,I .cliuols ar , conmraln,. in admit tlmt Hello,vay'» Pill* t,»nl,h tl,° “tnmach, liver and bowels, without rediiclu: the strength of the patient. Tin. I, the greatm medical triumph of the nineteenth wntnry god at the manufactories,N„, fio Jlaldon Une,N. Vort and No. 244 Strand, London;.and l,y ,Udrunlm at Whin.. an,t $1 per box. 8e pt I3~6t ’ Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia. 1'nu.iDiLpnu, j„„. is, l6il Dr. C. M. Jnchson—Dear Blr-I have asnl >•«, ItooflamUlorman Hitters hi my family for the p« four years, for Liver Diseases and Dyspepsia, am pleased to acknowledge that we have receir* the greatest henettt from Its use. I have rece». mended It to a great many afflicted with iinnu, diseases, with the same good result. I have no hesitation In saying that It Is an lnriL liable medicine, and hope you will be able to Intro, duce It Into every family In the Union. Yours, truly, WM. HUGHES, No. 171 Wood street. The Very Thing for Torpid Liver SAMUEL B. ROBISON, Druggist, says: Mr;nrRKE.snoRo f Tenn., April 9/ \855.—"Hovln; sold Hoorland’s German Bitters for two years pis' in this community, and having witnessed thtiv (j. feets upon weak and debilitated constitutions, *n4 those much trouble i with tefpid Liver, 1 haia i hesitancy In saying they are the very thing sur people NhoiUtl use. See advertisement. sept lG-2w • Onlley^H Alncicnl l’aln ExirnctorT There never has been n discovery made In MaterU Medlca, whereby pain can be so quickly allayed,tad whore parts In a high state of Inflammation can be so rupldlv reduced to their natural state, nor whsro wounds nnd sores can be so thoroughly and rapidly healed, and decayed parts restored without cither scar or defact, than with DALLEY’S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. In Cuts, \\ ounds, Sprains and Bruises—castndtltt to which Children are constantly subject—the*;tlon of the geuiitne DALI RY’S FAIN EXTRACTOR, U ever tho same I llow much pain nnd suffering may not thus be prevented 1 Moreover, life Itself U often dependent upon having at hao* tho genuine DAL LEY’S EXTRACTOR, and for pa> ticulars of which I respectfully refer to my printed pamph»ets, forth* truth of which I hold myself responsible. No case of Burns and Scald, no mutter how i vere, has ever yet, In any one Instance, resisted tb« all-powerful, paln-subduolng ami healing quallti* of the DALLEY’S FAIN EXTRACTOR. No Pain Extractor ts genuine unless the tax ban n3>«n’»t u Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sig nature of 0. V. CLTCKENKR ftCO.. Proprietors, and HEN RE Y D ALLEY Manufacturer. Price 25 cents per box. All orders should be addressed to C. V. Cllckner A Co., 81 Barclay street, New York. Bold In Savannah by all tho Druggists, my 1—6mo „ I. > u Y GO OD S. UHL RubNcvIbcr begs leave most .. A. spectTutly to Inform Ids friends and tlie public In general, that fie bus returned fron: the. Northern Markets wit h u large amt well selected stock of Dry Good*, ftc., ftc., which he Is prepare! to sell on th* most reasonable terms, either wholesale or retail. County Merchants, aim Planters would do well lo call and examine my stock before going elsewhere; It consists of the following article, via: Colored, Brocade und Molr^AnUque Silks. Black and Lining Silks, Florence do., All Moo! Plaids, Plain und Printed Cashmere*, A large assortment of Plain and Printed, Di’Lnlnes, Mourning n«l Second Mourning do.. A great variety of Plain and Fancy Poplins. Poplin Robes, ftc. . v FltKNCJH AI Elt 1 NOS. A beautiful variety of French Merinos, Black Bombazines, Silk amt Cotton ; Printed Velvet* Tor < hlldren’s Dresses. „ , , EAIBROIOERIE8. Cain brie and Muslin Setts. Crape Setts and (/I- lars, Cambric und Muslin Collars and Sleeves, Jao> net and Swiss Edgings nud Insert lugs, Cambric. •Swiss anti Demltv, Bands, ftc., ftc. HOSlLilY AND fa.QVES. My stotk of Hosiery Is very Urge, consisting <‘f 8Hk .lose and Half Hose, English Cotton Hose and German Hose nnd Half Ilose by the thousand, Me nu nnd Cushmere Hose and Half Hose, a new amt Jpcrlur article very cheap. „ . . GLOVES. Gent a Buck Gloves and Gauntletts, Silk, Gash- Berlin, Lisle Threml, Neapolitan, Mode and Cot ton Glow... Ladles' Kid 1 IJsle Tin- id Buck Gauntletts, Silk, Cashmere. I Gloves, Lace Mitts, ftc.. ftc. - - SHIRTS AND NAII, duo 1st February, 1857,(commonly kno' Bonds,) Issued for Central Railroad Stock, will be redeemed <»n application, In stock of lha Central Railroad and Hanking Company, at Ita market value, the Bonds being received at par.— Holders of tho same preferring cash, can have them redeemed in money. JAMES 8. WILKINS. aug 7—tf City Treasu re r. WHITS} LEAD. O NE thouNnuil kegs pui’O White Lend, at 8 cents per pound. 1,0UU kegs No. 1 White Lead, at 6),c. per lb. Tinsubove Lead forms u {nmfclfgl, brilliant white, superior to ntky now In use, and will retain Its bril liancy for a number of years. For sale by JOHN CUMMINS, Sole Agent, 274 King Street, Charleston, 8. C. J N. B.—All or Jcrs from Mur country promptly nl- teudud to, nod iu case this Lead proves unnatUfac- tory,«in oc taken back and ull expeusoa paid, sept 18—tu3mo MERINO ANI> GAUZE S r 1( , DRAWERS. Ladles , Gentlemen’s nnd Boy's Merino, Gauze id Lambs Word Shlits and Drawers. A great va riety and warranted nil faeaii goods. Ti <!LOTIIS AND CAmiMEilES, . r I have on hand and will receive, a Dill stock of tench Doeskins and OusHlmeres, Black and Colored. I*", a few choice Pantaloon Patterns of Fancy reueti Casslmere, worthy the notice of Gentlemen. A mil assortment of Gent’s ami Tailor’s Trim ming always on hand. LINEN GOODS. 1 Pillow Case Linens, Table do., N p- kjns. Doylies, Bird Eye and Russia Diaper, Linen 'hlrt Bosoms, Linen Cambric, Huckahuck Towel ling, Crash Towels and Turkish Towel*. The as sortment is complete und the goods warranted. I have also on hand, n choice lot of Marseilles amt Lauraster Quilts and German Covorliut, worthy the attention ot good Housekeepers. „ BLANKETS, C’ARUETS, dec. , My stock In the above line Is largo and choice, but finding that I won’t have room to notice the variety, I would say, pleas,' call and examine, an t you will bu sura to itmt what you- want, from the smallest Yankee notion, to a beautiful Window Shade. In the ^Wholesale Booms up stairs, wilt be found lull assortinont of Clothlm * “ 1 I descriptions, which I will most accommodating terms., tept 22—3m O UN DRIES.-.? bblH. Applva | 5 IJ Buckets ; 75 do Brooms ; 100 dozf. Store, Shoe and Scrubbing Brushes; 50 «lo Stomach Bitters ; 150 boxes Adamantine, IlydrAulic, Tallow, Starr and Sperm Candles ; 60 boxes fresh Ground Coffee ; 30 do/i n Cordial*: 100 sacks Bio and Java Coffee; 25 boxes Cheese ; 25 doz. Brandy Cherries; 60 do L’audles, assorted; 20 bids. Batter and Sugar Crackers ; Received nud for sale by ept 22 SEA ISLAND COTTON GINS, THE Hubsaribcr thankful for past pn«> X roijHge, tnV-Tm* his patrons and mends. tM* ho still Carries on tho manufacture of Rol.er Gins a* (he usual prices. Extra boxes. Brushes, nlshed when required. Repairing done on •nort n tlce nud reaeonablo terms. m THOMAS VANCK. ACtXTS : Kraficr k Thomson, Clmrlcston, H. (. JT. A. Muriico * Do., ftav,mub,0.. A. A.DcLornio, Dxrlen, tfo. John M.Tlsotj,Bethel, ^ do. Walter ft Davis. CcutruvlUme, «]•>. Stephen McCall, do. do. Hart ridge ft Ttmanus, Jacksonville. Fla* St. Msryj. August 3J.I, ISM. _ UWW~ HAHFES8MAND.E’ ACTOBY, b ’- bktwkkn oppJ& usmiu Opposite St. A r PKN bblH. Spirits Turpcmmo, lauding; X this d and far aiUe by sept 22 , : • pi/OL R.—One Hundred X Flour, (ucw wheat), Extra
