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MILLEDGBVILLE, Dec. 6, 18-17,* at-night.'
Gentlemen—III tho Hons* this morning, Rfr.
Phillips moved to reconsider tho resolution a*
dopted on Saturday, to print tho Report of tho
Director of tho Control Battle, \vlffch Vila re
jected.
Mr. Walker of Richmond—To roconaidor tho
bill adopted yoriterduy,- to incorporate tho Wash,
ington Rail Road Company,whicliwos lost—yeas
20, nay a 87. , ,, .. ...
Mr. Till introduced o bill to alter, •'amend und
prescribe tho legal principles on WhiohdivOycoa
may he granted, which was referred. , ;
Also, a hill to oucourogo.manufacturing ju'.the
State of Georgia. / - ‘
Mr. Harris of Baldwin—IN) repeal tho ofllcu
of Public Printer.
House paused a hill to rogulato tho admis
sion of attorneys to pleiul und practiso law. Its
object is to pruvont tho noocssUy ofconstnnt acts
to authorize minors to practiso law, and RufiuU
all to do ao of good character, after etaudiiig an
examination in open Court. n»iluanwi
The House rejected tho bill to altor andamond
tho 7th boc. let art. of tiio CouatiUijloit iof this
8tato, yoos 44,iinys 64. . . I j ' i
The bill'to amend alt act to amend and ^oiiaoji*
date tiio several acta of force relating to tho pow
ers and privileges of tho corporation of |llQ city,
of Savannah, assented to 24th December, 18^5;
&c., was passed. J j *h t
.Tho bill authorizing tho Marino and Fird Inattr-
anco Bank of your city to extend its capital, waa
not passed without vigorous opposition, and ovon
now tho House resounds with dobato otuthiolion
to reconsider it. Messrs. Jones and Jackson in
favor, Messrs. Jenkins, Barlow, Sanford and Oth
ers against |t, , Tho bjll passed yealordoy by yuua
60, nays 50, ami tjip absence from thoir soutt of atj*
veral of iU friends, rondors it probnblOtho moticn
to reconsider wilLauoqeqil, Tho yoos and liayii
being called for,, tho dobato. has rocommonccd
and continues up to my timo for closing.
Yourolid’taorv’hi i& -
i ,.•,«.■*.* v- AMAi
1 Mr. Nqsbit—To altor and amend the laws ro-
lating to oxccutiona.
Mr. Bartow—To incorporate on Insuranco
Company to bo called "Tho Savannah Mtttital
luanrattco Company." This bill provides that tho
company shall have power to utako insuranco on
lives, and on all kinds of property against loss or
damage by fire. Also, Marino Insuraucbon all
things therewith connected, and appertaining.—
Tho corporate power to ho oxarcisod by a Board
of Trustees, toconaiat of eight persons, dll resi
dents of this Stato. H. D. Wood, Dr. C. P.
Kicfmrdsono, Isaac W. Morrell, and Henry Latli-
rop are appointed Commissioners to open Books
and to receive applications for insurance; und
no thoir amounting to .ono huudrod thousand
d iltars, tho eight Trustees uro to he elected.—
The chartor is to bo of forco for 20 years.
Mr. Ram>ay—To amend die garnishment laws of
this Stato, so far as relates to Banks aud other cor-
p orations.
Mr. Cameron— 1 To permit suits against securi
ties ou bonds of Executors, Administrators, and
Guardians, boforo a devastavit has been establish
ed against thorn by judgment of a Court.
The Houso took up tho special order of tho
day the bill to rovivo nnd amend tho act to Jincor-
porato tho MiUodgevillo Rail Road Company, as
sented to 20tli Doc., 1837, which was passed.
Mr. Phillips presented tho following Resolu
tion—
Dctolccd, That a special comtnitttco be appoint;
od to axamiuo into tho allodged defalcation of
Messrs. To\vns, Sturgis, and Banning, as Attor
neys of tho Central Bauk, as contained in tho
Report of tho Director of said Bank, and that
they report all tho facts connected with said
charge. That said coininittOo liavo powor to sond
for persons and papors, and that thoy fully ex
amine and report what balance, if any, is duo by
•aid firm—and whqt misconduct thoy or. either of
them have bcon guilty of, and ospociaUy tliat said
Committee have power to examine into tho un
settled account reported by said Director, and re
port to this House tlio reasons why tho sarao
have not bdon settled, and that duo notice bo
given to the parties, so that they bo permitted to
appear before the Committoo.in person : where
upon, the Speakor appointed Messrs. Phillips,
Jackson of Walton, Black, Harris of Clark, and
Carter, that Committee.
Nr. Koith presented'a memorial from sundry
citizen* of Union County, praying tho passago
of a bill to protect the rights of married women.
On motion of Mr. Jonos, tho resolution in ref
erence to tho appuintmont of Jos. S. Calhoun as
Liont. Colonel to command tho Georgia Buttal-
ion of Cavalry, was raado tho spooiol order of
the day for Saturday next
In the Sonata, Mr. Hunt from the Committeo
on Pnblic Education, roported a bill to establish a
system of Common Schools, and for other pur
poses, 60 copies of which wore ordered to be
printed.
Mr. W.J.Johnson—To incorporate tho South-
eru Mutual Insuranco Company.
Mr. Wales—To authorize and empower tho
Justices of tho Inferior Courts to discharga crimi
nals or offenders, from Jail, in certain casos.
Mr. Clmstain roported a bill, to exempt from
levy and salo, under execution, personal proporty
in possession of bona fide pttrehusors without ac
tual notice ofexistiug judgments, &c.
Mr. Waters—To iucorporato Uto Ocmulgeo
Rail Road Company.
Tho Senate passed tho following Bills. To re
peal in part tho act to prescribe tho manner of
holding eioctions in tho County of Chatham, and
charter elections in the city of Savannah, passed
Doc. 26th 18-16.
To authorize tho Muscogoo Rail Road to issue
bonds, and to authorize tho Macon and Western
Roil Rood Road Company to indorse the same.—
Tho bonds to be not loss than $500 ouch, and
the aggregate amount $250,000.
Consenting to tho purchase of land nt Cum
berland 8ound, for United States’ purposes.
To.provido for tho establishment mid location
of on Asylum for tho Doafaud Dumb.
To prohibit Commission Murchanu iu Savan
nah, Augusta, Macon, &c., from duducting upon
square bags and to dciino aud muko uniform
their rates of Commission.
To incorporate tho Evorgroon Cemetery
Company of Bonavonturo.
To aliofr additional compensation to Execu
tors, Administrators, Guardians, and Trustees
in certain cases.
To incorporate the Coweta, aud tho Athens
Mutual Fire Insunmco Company.
Tho Bill.iporo effectually to defiuo and make
uniform tho liability of Gtiardiuus, Executors;
and Administrators, in regard to interest to be
charged against them, was lost. You* 13, Nays
19. As were also the following :
To repeal an act to exempt Journeyman Me-
clianics, and Laborers, front garnishment of
their wages, approved Dec. 26th 1846.
For the relief of Samuel N. Williams, security
of George. T. Wing, late Tax Collector ofMoIu-
tosh County.
To regulate tho issuing of Ca Sas, und to de
fine the duty of officers in relation thereto. Sev
eral other Bills of a local character, wore passed,
and others lost.
In tlie House a bill was passed, authorizing an
increase of the Capital Stock, by the Marino und
Fire Insurance Bank of tho State of Georgia.
\NUENSIS.
SAVANNAH.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 9, 1847.
iy Our reading matter this morning fa dimin
ished by tho fact Unit wo have a Rail Road Report
two columns and more, in type, which must ap
pear to-morrow, in connexion with anothur.
Slarlno ami Fire Insurncco ISanU.
Tho Rili toincroaso Uto capital of this Bank, it
will bo scon, has passed the House. If u motion
to reconsider prevail nnd tho hill be eveutunlly de
feated, it will bo gross injpstico to Uto Seaport of
our Stale, which requires on addition ofBunking
capital.
This institution is ns sound as any iu the State,
and the Legislature, wo hope, will uot deny so
just an application.
ES*" lion. Allied Iverson, John II. Lumpkin,
Jolpi W. Joues, Alexander II. Slophons mid
Robort A. Toombs, have arrived at Washington.
\3t Hon. Honry Clay will, it is said in Uio
Whig, visit Washington City this hiontlt.
Capt. Reid, of Missouri, another gallant Whig,
denounces tho speech of Senator Convju, whom
he calls d " modern Iscariot.’-
iq sj
papers of ....
tho 4th of July wi
tho
Ulc National ttouvwnlluii.
filiation* of the Union und
iml nicdluK In Lexington.
r /T , 1 (Ky,,) Nl,v ' s! ' 1817,
il .ooind to bo j.rolmUlo Ital) olmion.mlanlocl at tl.o
great tlcmocr tic meeting of Uto 27th tut, held us
u response t< the Clay movement of tho 13lit
ult. The tmining was called to order by Bonju-
a 0UM10<
selected as a proper timo for
niibling of Uto Convention. There is
(cuscion as to tho place at which it Bhottld
tilt differences of opinion in regurd to
•iffy immaterial point,will bo readi
ly reconciled by tho Democratic luombora of the
present Congress. As to who shall ho tha,nom
inee of Uto Convention, mid thocaiididato of-tho
groat Republican pnrty for tho next presidency,
there seems* to bo great uuanimity of feeling, not
indeed ns to any particular individual, but
A.,u
os to tiio great principle timt nir personal pro- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ „. V My ...
dilections shoutd bo sacrificed for tiio good of tho» JJE m atippott of tho rosolutioiis givou herewith,
cause, and that any trUo man who umy bo solaot*' I think lid uso^ up Mr. Clay, hiid all tiio . post-
od by tho Convention, sliould bo' supported With
tho hearty approbation of n|l. Here lies n strik-
! ut l.nl.a.nMi. .tin lVI.Ii. nml I t .1. k 11.1* f .*11II*
t tmnK uo liauu Up Mr. Clay, uitu ua Mio.uum-
lions tdkon in lib. speech. All who hoard him,
nS* 1 * Tjio'public reboption of Gon. Taylor at
Now-Orloaus, was to havo takon place ou Fri
day last, a postponement of u day on apeount of
1)ttd weather......
Goorgo W. Dargan,.Esq« has been oloctod
by. the Soiith-Carolina Legisintnro, Chancellor of
that Stato vica Chancellor Harpor, deconsod.—-
Dargau 88, F. II. Wardlaw 32, W. F. Desalts-
suro 18.
Flowers Forsonlllud.
We huvo on oitr table some Farts of a curious
wprkentitled Tub Flowkus Feusoniviri),being,
a translation of tho celebrated GrandviUo’s Lea
Fleurs Animats" By N. OJoveland, Esq. "The
object of tlifa work fa to give lifo to Flowors—to
represent them in all the lovolinoss of female
beauty—to muko them speak, move, and havo au
animate being. In this difficult task Gramlvillo
has so well succeeded,tliat tiio work fa destined to
live as a lasting mqnumeut of hfa gonitis."
It is illustrated by splendid stool ongraviugs,
beautifully colored.
The work is published by R. Martin, N. York,
and will bo completed iu Twonty-four Farts,
each Furt containing Two Engravings on Steel,
beautifully colored, aud 24 pages' of letter-press.
Frico 25 corns.
Tho papor is of tho finest toxturo, having been
made oxprossly for tins work? nnd ovory depart
ment of tho publication will be executed in tho
best possiblo stylo,—it being tho object of tho pub
lisher to make this book thogom of tho Season.
Tlioso who may wish to subscribe can do so
hy applying to Mr Jos. II. Groan, No. 8 Dray
ton Stroot, or at tho Goorgiau Office.
ing distinction botwoou tiio Whig and Democratic
parties oft the country. In tho coso of the oho,
tho fato of tho causo is dependent upon tho per*
sbnal BtrcngtU’of the cahdidatq.' Ilencotiia pa
per* of tiio Union, of both political complexion*,
toein With speculations ns to tiio. individual to be
'•rutfby tiio Whigs. In titocasoof ijto otiior, tlie
fate.of tho,candidate ia confidod to tho strongth
of tho causo, and uo individual stands so prflinti-
hontiy-forth ns to make it n questitiii of life or
deatlito tho party, whotlier. he sUnll or sh-tll not
bo its.coiididqte. J'Sonjo^q it evorbo."
. For ouo, (nu hnmbie laborer in tiio Republic^
.ranks) bolloviiig at tiio smite time that "We oxprosa
tiio views of it largo proportion bf tint pprty in
Georgia upon this interesting point, whilo pre
pared to give a zealous support to tho Domoerutie
nominoo. from.whatever portion of tho Union
ho may-bo tfikon^'wo should, under the present
circumstances of the politick horoscope, prqfcr
that ho should eomo from tho non-slnvohold-
in^ States of tho North, East or West. Wo
believo that we speak our honest sentiinonts
whon wo say tliat wo prejar it, not so much
bccniiso ivo are convinced tliat it wifi strengthen
our cause, aud iucroaso our chauco of succoss, as
bocauso we feel that tho good of our common
country will bo socurod, hy such a policy. No
Southern Douiocrat can havo viewed tho courso
of tho almost entiro Democracy iu tiio uou-hIuvc-
holding States, without un emotion of love aud
admiration to which no adequnto expression can
ho givon. Circumstances had induced tho appro-
hensiou, that so fur as Southern interests, South,
ern institutions, Southern fealinga were involved,
but little more fuvorablo to us could bo oxpontud
from tho actiou of tlie Democratic, than from tiio
uetion of tiio Witig party of tho North and West.
With a doop, absorbing anxiety liaVo wo watched
the developments of suutiuiont in these controll
ing portions of tho Union, tflucu tiio session of tho
Iasi Congress. That anxiety has boon changed
into au exultation, not simply partisan, hut we
trust patriotic, os wo havo seen tiio great inassoss
of tho Democratic party proving, in tho face of
ccnstiro, abuso ami duiiuiiciution loud uud long,
tho truth of their duvoliou to tho constitution of
their fathors, and to tiio Union coniontod with thoir
blood. Ill tiio midst of tho hard fought conflicts
waged botween them nnd thoir Federal oppon
outs, far abovo tiio surges of tiio battia, far abovo
tho contact of local prejudices, and bitter animos
ity, and orronoous, morbid fooling, thoir puro flag
has floated iu triumph, bouring aloft tho vital prut-
eiplo of our govornmont, a strict adhoronco to
the lottor and tiio compromises of tho Constitu
tion.
As lovors of a common country, as Tocipionts
with them of tiio blossitigs of our glorious Union,
how can wo fool ought else for tlioso puro Re
publicans than an enthusiastic-and affectionate
admiration! That affection and admiration havo
only boon riveted in our breast by tiio abuse
which 1ms boon heaped hy tho Whig press,
even at tho South, upon Uto prominent statesmen
who stepped forth and gnve a patriotic tondcucy
to popular fooling. -We lovo these men because
wo Iovo our Union, and, uudor Frovidonco, wo
bcliovo that *lho Union willptavo boon saved by
them. The timo itad arrived when a combina
tion of Northern parties upon tho ground desig
nated hy Wihnot, must have cither.violently rup
tured tiio Union, or have sotcausos iu operation
which must, sooner or latur, have affected tho
8amo doplornbio result. When tho clouds wero
dark and portentous along tiio horizon, n ray of
sunshine nnd of hopo proceeded from tiio bosom
of tho Northorn Democracy. It grew broader
and brighter, until it has illuminated tho whole
firmament with the offttlgenco of a happier day.
From mnny a Southern liuurt proceeds tho oju-
dilation " God bless thorn! They are still our
brothers!" Thoy havo fought for our common
country, and in tho powor of truth, they havo
conquered Wo aro willing, nay, wo are anx
ious,to soloct our President from among them.—
Dallas, and Buchanan, und Woodbury havo boon
spoken of hy thoir respective friends. Trusting
that their comparative claims may he amicably sot-
tied (as wo havo no doubt they will be) wo ore
prepared to go heartily into tho support of either
otto of tliuso gentlemen. Ail that wo ask fa one
of tho threo, or a Democrat like them.
his deinoustratioi un tiio 13th was designed to
open up hfa way o thb Whltd: Ilouaa. We will
have tho speech printed in a short tiiuo, and I will
sond yon a copy.
An incident oicurrbd horo on tho 25tiiinst.
(thanksgiving daj,) wlych has given ho slight
shook to Our Clay' friends. The Rev, Dr. Breck
inridge, pastor of tiio j*t Prtmbyterioh Qhtirch in
tiffs city, u noted whig, preached a sorntou, ill
which ho'took the groaml that tho war with Mex
ico) was just, and ihbuld bo vigorously prosecuted
Id an honorable Mrminntion; that tiio President
was perfectly justifinhla in the pourso he hadpur-
miodjjtimt liloxict should be cbmpollod to iuako
Qtnplo indemnity for tHo past, and security for tho
fipture; and was almost ultra in hfa views of tho
subject. S6mo sfhis whig friends oro ondoavor-
ing to pt-event n publication of thogonnon.which
Gou. Taylor.
Wo chronicled yesterday tiio arrivul of titisaol-
dior of tiio Republic at tiio barracks below Now
Orleans.
Who does not rejoice that tiio bravo veteran
aguin inhales tho atiuosplioro of a country, whoso
citizens estimate his services in the fluid—who
does not feel a thrill of delight, thnt one whom ail
respobt—nil admire—is agnin surrounded by his
family, from whoso smily and domestic endear-
ineuUha has boon separated more than two yours,
enduring the perils and privatious of tho toutud
field.
"To the battle went lie; where he did
Run reeking o’or the fives ofnton, us if
Tworo a porpetuul spoil: and, till wo call’d
Both Gold und city ours, ho uevor stood
To coso his breast with panting."
Tho sword voted to Gkx. Tavlou by tho Leg
islature of Louisiana will he presented to him on
His arrival at Now Orleaus.
‘.‘The sword, as wo learn from the Bee, wns
manufactured after doaigns furnished by Messra.
Hyde • & Goodrich, hy Messrs. Ames & Co.,
Spriugfiold, Muss., and though not tlie most cost
ly, tlioso gentlemen declare it the finest and most
tasteful sword over made nt their niauufilctory.
Tlie blade is of the finest tempered stool bear
ing the motto ; JJis vincit i/tti sc vincit in victoria.
The hilt and mountings of the sword uro ofiine
gold, the scabbard is ornamented with a delicate
and spirited engraving of each buttle, together
witii National nnd Stato devicos.
The grip is octagonal, composed of alternate
facets of richly chased gold aud mother of pearl,
studded with knobs of| gold.
The'pommel ropresonta the old cocked hat of
tho revolution, surmounted by a plume, in tho
crown fa a fine cairngorum stone.
The guard fa neatly engraved, presenting a
shield covered by the American Eagle, audaur-
rounded by the Panoply of War.
On tho fchlold is the folio wing inscription:
"Preienled by the State of Louisiana to Gen.
7. mlltuliminiu nf tUn VivW nnmtnn
It provides, that witii tlie consent ofa majority of
the Stockholders, tiio Capita) Stock may bo in*
creaked by the sale of additional Shares of Stuck
from v time to time, in ouch portions as they may.
deem‘ expedient, not exceeding in ‘ the wholo
From thnN. O. Courinr, 1st hut
Gonornl Taylor.
Wo lay before our reudors tho invitation of the
Mayor for General Taylor to becotno tlie guest
of tho city, nnd tho General’s roply, a correspon
dence which doos honor to both parties. The
welcome of tho General is most cordial amoug
all classes of our fellow-citizens.
Mayohaltv of New Oiu.eaxs,
Novotnbor27th, 1847.
Gonornl:—It is my plousiug office to inform
you, that by resolutions of our Municipal Coun
cils, you aro invited to beconto tiio guest of the
city whilst it fa your pleasure to remain amongst
In tendering to vou tiffs hospitality, I nssuro
you tlie constituted authorities have but reflected
tile uuuuiinpus wishes ofthoir constituents.
1 shall forbear to dilute on tiio grout sorvicos
yuuhavo rendered to our country—-services which,
while they liavo addod so much to its glory aud ro-
nown, havo not less beautifully ilnistrutod' the
triumphs of humanity in the midst of victory. I
cherish, in common witii tuy fellow citizens, tiio
sentiments of udmirution uud uflectioii which
huve.promptod this welcome on your roturn to
your eouutry and your home.
I have the honor to bu, with distinguished con
sideration,
Your friend aud fellow citizon,
A. D. GROSSMAN, Mayor.
Major GeiioraiZACHAUv Tavbur.
Z. Taylor, ip tostimony of tho high opinion hold
by the p toplo of tiffs Stato, of the skill, conduct
and judgment shown by him during hfa military
Jifo, but particularly, during the. buttles of Pule,
Alio on tho 8th, and Ravina del Paluiu, outhe
Ifch pfinay, 1846/ .
U. S. Steamer Monmouth.
Mississippi River,^November 30th, 1847.
Sir:—I havo hud tiio honor to reeeive your let
ter of the 27th instant, communicating the invita
tion of the Municipal Authorities of New Orleans
to become tiio guest of tho city while I reinuin
in it.
I cannot but ho deeply sensible to tills unexpect
ed token of tho respect and affection of the peo
ple of Now Orleans—superadded as it fa to so
many cherished testimonials of their confidence. I
feel tliat thoy have laid me under an obligation
which I can never adequately ropay. I bog you
to convey to tho authorities of the city my most
sincere aud heartfelt acknowledgments for the
groat honor thus conferred, aud uiy acceptance of
their offer during the brief period thut i con re
main in the city.
With high regnrd,I have tho honor to be
. your friend nnd obedient sorvuut,
. Z. TAYLOR.
Hi* Honor A. D. Croismax,
Mayor of Now Orlonns.
APALACHICOLA, Deo. 2.— Cotton. — Wc
notice yesterday, ns tho open!ug sale of the sen-
von, 9 bales cotton, quality, .classing Fair, which
told for 0 SI4c.
1 o’clock;
ion wero chosen to
Fuller Bullock, esq.,
Joseph Britcu, William
), Francis M. Lear, and
uwjre., vice presidents; Jnutus
toluol 11. Bulloch, Joshua Cun
ts G. Randall, William S. Berk-
U. ltogers, osq’rs., secretaries.-
let Of the mooting being briofly ox-
thn, president, tho mooting wus-dd-
about twt) liotirq by. Robort N. Wick-
bud been called far by n large, pnrt of hfa hearers,
believing that it will injure Mr. Clay.
To te^ yqu tiio truth, Breckonsidgo’s sormou,
GuIvnnlHiu nnd Ho l'jroofti utMlcrlt.
Tito universal success wliich has attended tho
introduction of Dr. CHRISTIE’S GALVANO-
MAGNETIC REMEDIES in tlioUnUod States,
it fa believed is without example in tlie ahnals of
Popular Medicine. A great deal or natural pre
judice lmd to bo combated, and the general dis-
* st attendant upon any new discovery to be
' led; but amid these dilficultlos, tho articlos
WI. Joint's
Tho uurctained l’ows in'this Church will ho
rented for tho ensuing year, ot tiio Church, on
Monday next, the 13th inst. at 12, o’clock, M.,
under the usual regulations. Persons intouditig
to retain tiioir Pews, will plunsp notify tho Secre
tary, previous to that day.
By order, of tlie Wardens arid Vestry.
R. iiAIFORD, Secretary.
dec 9 v 4_
Franco uud Euglaiid. wifiTT^Z?—^ .
and othur «nnilnni.i H i ...... P®ttiqu- for Sj u „
FAITHFULLY TRIED. But many porsoiu-
porlmps many thousands—who could receive tho
most valnablo benoflt from this discovery, are yet
skeptical , regarding its results, and it is ospe-
ially for'the bonulitofthis clns^—prolmbly tho
most rospectublo ehiss—tirnt certificates and testi
monials uro presented tiirougli the tnodiuinof
respectable journals. Every column in this pa
por could-bu filled ,witii tho voluntary statements
made by reciniouts of tho buuetita ennforrud by
Christie’s Galvanic Articles, and every dpy tiio
aj-ma- every dpy
number of witnesses to tiioir efficacy is increasing.
In all NERVOUS DISEASES thoir bonufits are
and VVi&liffu’a speech; and the strong tone of tho
resolution* adopted at our raeetingto day,backed
by tiio linn tone of tho damohr&cy horo aud
tlmmchmU tiffs State, havo afflicted Mr. Clay’s
friends.: They tiro poovish and lYetAil, and cosy
to got uttgry. Mr. Clay lias left for tlie south.
Desolations mlopted at the second Lexington Meeting.
1. Devolved, us' tho sense of this mooting,
That tho war iu whiult wo are now involved witii
Mexico wua caused hy Mexico herself, and for
all its consequences she is justly chargeable.
2. Desalted, Tliat it is the duty of tho Ameri
can government, being thus causelessly, on its
part, involved in wur, to prosecute it vigorously
until nu honorable pence, indemnity lor tlie past,
nnd security for tho fntnro, aro obtained; nnd, to
withdraw our armies from tho advantageous po
sitions they have, by thoir gallantry and courugo,
gained nnd now occupy, without obtaining Uiu
objects above specified, would bd u reproach to
thorn, and a shame upon our common country.
Devolved, Thnt it fa tho duty of our govornmont
to rpquiro of Mexico full payment of ull our ex
pounds inditrred in the prosecution of tho war.
Detailed, That,Hi* any territory shall bo acqui
red by us nt tho cud oftiio war jit payment of ex
penses^incurred iu its prosueutioii, it is tlie rigiit
of tiio people inhabiting such territory to decide
whothur tho institution Qf slavery shall exist there
nop, mViLutiy attempt hy Congress to prohibit
— dxirftqncc by law; would bo a direct violation
of the cemurtkiifauj of the federal constitution,
and nil insult to thb sovereignty oftiio States.
6. Devolved, That James Jv. Folk, tlie Fresi-
deut of the United States, has fully justified our
confidence; and, hy the calm, dignified, uud able
manner in which ho lias discharged tlie duties of
his high olfico, has shewn himself entirely fitted
to presido, as well iu times of war as in puuco, os
tiio Chief Magistrato of a great and prosperous
pooplo.
0. Devolved, That tho able nnd successful man-
iior in which the present administration has been
conducted, assures us llmt n national convention,
ihirlv constituted, is not an uusufo body to soluet
candidates to bo voted for hy tiio pooplo for Fre-
sidontand Vice President oftiio nation.
7. Devolved, That, without nt this tiuio indica
ting any choice for Frosidout, wo do now express
our docidod conviction that tho iutorest nnu suc
cess of tho groat principles which tho democratic
party aro souking to establish,require thnt the par
ty moot in national convention, and, t uftor full
consultation, dosigunto known and tried friends
to tlioso principles us our standard-bearers at tlie
next presidential election
Tho ubovo.resolutions passed unanimously; not
dfayoMtiug Vilihb. 'Tlioro wero democrats from
all tho udjticeut enmities from thirty to forty milos
around, uud a remarkably intelligent assemblage.
Tho democracy of lContacky fa perfectly straight,
and-L thiuk, nt tho uoxt election, wo can redeem
tho State. Yours, respectfully.
ccrtalii and lasting. Tho folia whig, rotates to a
prevalent and cxcoedhigly pahifttl Affection: •
TIC-DOLOilEUX.
I make tiffs statemontfrom asonso of duty, and
entirply of my own accords '
A year last November I wns sovoroly attackod
with yic Doloroux in tlie nerves of my face. The
paiii Ayab very sevoro from tlie first, and grudtinlly
increased so tliat I could scarcely opou tny mouth,
and I was unable'to mosticato loud of any kind.
Tho agony seeuiad to iucroaso nt ovory chnngo of
tho woatliur. My physician, Dr. Huntington, in
Third-avontio, gavo mo strychnia and oilier power
ful remedies, which wore of temporary avail? but
after their actiou subtiidod, tho pain was, if pos
sible, more sovero than before, I then consulted
other physicians, but with no hotter puocoss. At
last I was induced ‘to procure CHRISTIE’S
GALVANIC NECKLACE and tho MAGNET-
IC FLUID, and the rosult fa that IT HAS EN
TIRELY CURED ME. The relief was noarly
immediate; on tiio second day I was much butter,
ami by tho end of tiio first wuck tiio disoaso hail
entirely vanished. Fox tho pact y ear I have been
entirely free ftotn tho complaint, anil am now us
well in ovory rcsnoctas I iiuvo boon at anytime
during tiio past fiiteon years. By niy recommen
dation, Mrs Benj, N. Prime, residing iu Norfolk
street in litis city, tnudo trial for tho same com*
plniut, and with the same happy result.
I would state that I am a member of tho Sous of
Temperance, tiio Reehabitos, and tlie Temple of
Honor, nnd tliat my cuso fa known to most of iny
hruthor members, to any of whom I would refer
tho alfiictod. II iram L. Frost,
No. 4 Twonty-oighth-st. Now York.
13?* CAUTION.—Tho great cotohrity and sue*
cessufDr. Christie's Galvanic and Miiguotic Cura
tives, has caused tlioui to bo counterfeited by un
principled persons. To protect tho public
against deception there is but ONE AUTHOR
IZE I) AGENT appointed in ouch town or city,
from whom ulono the Genuine article can be pro
cured. Only Agent in Savauimli. Ga.
A. A. SOLOMONS, agent,
ce 9 —13 Druggist, Market Square.
aud other continental'noru, s? a-' 11 1 . .
Is doing for our northern niauu^! | ,M ® W m . lBV,!r
C.^n,Z r ~“
Good Fair »«o»>iiu»L
Fair *
Middlinirfair a —
TIIEATUE—W. C. Forbes, IiCN4cr|tk Rlnimgrr.
Mr. W. C.,FonDxs ha» the honor- most res
pectfully to inform tho lndios aud gentlemen of
Savannnli, that ho will open tiio Theatre ou
Wednesuat Evenino, Dec. 15,
Commencing his soiuun witii the celebrated
LEHMAN FAMILY,
whoso novel and astonishing performances have
established them os tiio triumphant successors of
tho Ravel Family, and who hnyo boon performing
in oil tiio eitios in tho Union to crowded and ftuh-
ionablu houses. -—6 dec 9
F. B. SHACKELFORD,
F A C T O D,
Charleston, 8. C.
doc I) 1 2-
Notice.
The Annual Muoting of tho Commissioners of
Public Roads of Chatham County, will he held
attiio Court IIouho in tlie city of tiuvauuah, on
tiio 13th, being tho second Monday iu December
next, at II o'clock, A. M., precisely.
W. W. WASH, Secretary n. c. r. n. c. c
itov 21 Hi—
L\fe Insuranco—Tho agency iu Now York of
tho National Loan Fund Lifo Insurance Compa
ny of London, lately paid a loss of $5000, under
tho following circumstance. A Mr. Edwards, on
whoso life tirnt amount had bcon insured, was ac-
cidoutully killed on thu railroad, coming from Bos
ton, and on examination of tho policy itwus found
it had oxpirod four days previously: lint there
was a clause, giving tho parties thirty days after
oxpiration of tho policy, to pay tho premium
for a rouowal, and uudor this clause, application
was made to the company to pay tho premium for
uuothorycur.to which thoy honorably und prompt
ly acceded, and thou paid tho parties tho wholo
amount of tiio loss.
Such conduct is highly honorublo to tho com
pany, find wtyl justly increase pulffie confidence
in it.
C. F. M. Garnett.—Tho' Augusta Chronicle
says—Tho Board of Directors of tho Charlotte
and South Carolina Rail Road, met in Columbia
on Saturday last, uud clouted Charles F. M. Gar
nett Chief Engineer.
Coinage.—-The Daliloiicgu Watchman of tho
2d inst says—Tho amount of coinage ut the U. S.
Brunch Mint at this plane in Nov. 18-17, fa
2422 quarter eagles, $0,055
2206 half " 11,330
$17,385
The Princeton at the birth place of Columbus.—
Tho U. S. Stoainor ( Princdto» visited tho port of
Genoa in September last, whon a most interesting
scono took place; a salute was fired for every
State in tho Union: while tho party from tho
Princeton wero standing in tho room whore Co
lumbus was born; it was proposed to crecta bust
to him: to he piacod in tiio church where ho was
baptised, which at ilto timo was ringing out a
merry peal in honor of tiioir fltrnhgo visitors.
Tho proposal wa^ rucoivud witii universal o._
clamutions of joy, hnd on tho spot the resolutions
wore adopted : oviiry suilor on hoard tho Prince
ton contributed.
Wo gathortho abovo interesting facts from a
letter in the "Union," from an otficor on bourd
tiio Princeton.
PltOTBCTION INHtIHANOK COMPANY OF
UAUTFOUO, CONN.
Tiir undersigned, Agotits of the ubovcCompu
ny, aro prepared to take risks against Fire, on
buildings and thoir contents. Also, hit a ml, Ma
rine and Sea Disks, on thu most favorable terms,
nov 17 BRIGHAM & KELLY, Agents-
MUTUAL 8AFKTY INSUJtANCJU COMPANY
OP NEW YOitlt.
Zkrruek Cook, Prevalent.
MARINE, INLAND AM) FIRE INSURANCES.
GEO. SCHLEY, Agent.
nwy 18 t y—
Wlstnr’N llnlNiun of Wild (Mu-rry.
Who will snHer from tliat painful disease, Liver
Complaint, wlum immediate relief, if not a positive
euro, may bo ollectod by tho timely use of W1H-
TAR’S BALSAM; for proof of which road the
following:
Waterford, N. Y., May 7,18-15.
Dear Sin—In tho year 18-11,. I was so severely
attacked witii Liver Complaint its to he entirely
unable to attend to my business. I consulted
with thu bust physicians in'our place hut they gave
me no relief. In tho winter of 1812,1 procured
a bottle of
WISTAR’S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
nnd before 1 had used ouo hnlfofit, I was aide to
roshnto my business us usual. I have since that
time used two bottles of tho Wild Cherry Balsam,
uud have been outiruly free from pain; and, with
tiio execution ofu had cold iu February last, have
enjoyed bolter health tiiuu 1 over did before.
Wm. C. Potter.
Wo aro all well acquainted with Mr. William
C. Potter, know tliat he was alfiictod in tiio man-
nor ho describes, and tliat his stutoinont fa untitled
to fttll credit. Scott & Waldron,
Merchants.
Nono genuine, unless signed I. Butts on tiio
wrapper'. For sale, wholesale and retail, by
THOMAS M. TURNER,
Bay street, Savannah.
Also by A. T. BOVVNE,
And Druggists generally iff Georgia.
dee 5 —31
Dr.Hwnyne’s Grout Discovery.
Since tho discovery of Dr. Swnyiiu’s Valuable
Medicine, Thousands have boon restored to per
fect Health, who hut by its use would now bu in
the silent grave!
Another Living Witness.
Read with astonishment the wonderful euro
jicrforincd by Dr. Swaynu’s Compound Syrup of
Philadelphia, Jan. 25, 1847.
Dr. Swayno—Dear Sir: In justico to yourself
and a duty 1 owo to suticring humanity, I cheer-
ffffiy give my testimony, and declare to* tho world
tho most astonishing effects, and tiio great euro
your Compound Syrup of Wild •Cherry per
formed oil mo, under the most unfavorable cir
cumstances. I was taken with a violent Cough,
Spitting of Blood, sovero Fains in the Side und
Breast, which seonicd to break down nnd cu-
fuuble my Constitution, so that my physiciutt
thought my case boyoud tho powor of medicine,
and my friends all gave me up to dio; hut thanks
to you, aud tiio effects of your groat discovery, I
now feel myself u well uiuu, and raised from n
mere skeleton to ns fleshy nnd healthy a mail ns 1
have been for yours, und shall bo pleasud to give
itnv information respecting my case, by calling at
my residence, Muchaiiie street, third door below
George street, Northern Liberties.
Jacob Fainter.
Certificates such os tho abovo arc now daily .re
ceived from nil quarters of tho globe.
One Word ok Caution.
Since tlie introduction of my article to tho pub
lic, there have a nmnbor of unprincipled individ
uals got up nostrums, which they assert contain
Wild Cherry; some are called "Bakuns,"
"Bitters," and ovon "Syrup of Wild Cherry,"
but Illinois the original aud only gtinuiun prepar
ation over introduced to tlie public, which can bo
proved by tiro public records of tho Common
wealth of Pennsylvania. Tlie ouly safeguard
against imposition is to see that my signature is
on each bottle. Du. II. Swayne,
Corner of Eighth and Race sts., Fhiiuda.
For sale by tiio Agents,
A. A. SOLOMONS, Mnrkot-square.
J. M, TURNER &> BRO., Mouumeut-squ.
THOS. ltYERSON, Corner of Bay aud
Wifftaker-streots, Savannnli. —13 dec 3
Post OQIcc, Havniiiittk.
GEORGE SCHLEY^P. M. | J. O. DOON, A«ii»tuut, 1\ M.
MAIL ARRANGEMENT.
Nomtiikbn Mail.
Duo Daily by 0 A. 31.
0|o*e Daily at 7J P. M.
Noutmesn Wav-Mail for Offices between Savannah
and Charleston*.
Duo Monday, Woducdtay and Friday by....0 A. 31.
Close* Monday, Wednc«dny and I-Yiduy at.,0 P. M.
Western 3!ail.
Duo Daily by 8 P. M.
Cluww Daily at (i P. 31.,
exonpt for tiio Ollicoi of Aiynmtn, llain*
bury, H. C.. Hawkintvillo, iitlllodaovillc,
Stauiin, Coiumbur, 3Iobiln aud Now Or-
lunn»—wbicli clone at 8 P. M. But lot-
tor* for these Oflicot, which ore not in
by tbnt thno, are raado' up in extrnpaok-
03c* next mornldy'at 6 o'clock.
Southern Mah. byi Steamboats.
Duo Sunday and Thnr,iduy by? 6 P. 31.
Cloioa Tuonday aud Saiuniiiyat;... U A. M.
Southern BI.ul by Stage, as far as Darien only
Duo Tunrdny and Friday by.... 10 P. 3L
“nHr * niWedn 0 ■■
Cluioa Sunday und Wcdnetday «t 0 P. 31.
Movements of tlie Atlantic KtoruitorH.
Union
Lena tt France.
Nov. 10;.....
Leant America.
Due. 0
3Ii**ouri
Nor. 21
Doc. 24
Philiutalphin..
.... ..Due. CD
Jan. 23
Now York....
Jnu. 22
... f ...... Fell. 8i
Union!
Fob. 21.......
Blnrah 21
-MIktomi
.... .Match 21
April 81
Agricultural Meeting,
Thu Animal Meeting of tho Agricultural So
ciety of Chatlmm and ndjacout Counties, will ho
hold at the Court IIouso, on THIS DAY, tho
9th inst. A punctual attoudunce is requested, and
members ore expected to bring the amount of
tiioir subscriptions witii them. Business of im
portance will bu presented to tiio Society.
Chuirmon of Committees aro oxpcctcd to re
port. WM. II. CUYLER,
dec 9 1— 1st Vico Pres’t. of Society.
MUTUAL LIFE INHURANUE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
Monais Romnson, President.
Samuel Hannay,’ Secretary.
Applications rocoived by
fob 1 Jy—
W. F. HUNTER, Agent.
Fellow-Citizens ot* Chatham Co
I am a candidate for THE OFFICE OF TAX
COLLECTOR, at the election in January next,
and respectfully solicit your votes,
nov 23 ELISIIA WYLLY.
Middling fair.7.7.‘.7. a
Middling a -
Ordinary a —
»*• JZ
• ■cliango to •notice'*irt r u-«
There fa now ...
confined to the
pound.
there 1,Vciy Ijulo iloini, ftmS r " rt ' l tt"
rnto. for «l«rli„g bilSloBnflnoMn .‘i'"?**'
however, but tin, } "T‘
ofnt tlioso rates, yot bnttkor’s I,ill.r ' 'I’"'' 11
0,1 cbaractor »ouM ooiom, ul j " Kj" H 1 ™™ 1 *-
ti.ri.tg tokw bK'-M- 0111 ’" uf -
„ COXSIGiVUtts,
Per itnamnr II
R k
... Cm ' k ' from A "J''*»3~80baWrnli 1 Hir
16 linrcet. Rice, and M.l/.e,, to J UhiuU & Co, »
& Co, Iloftou A. (Siiiiliy,
■
l‘AHSENGi:il8
WHK- « ,: nn '" k0 ‘ ? h C0 ° k ' A«yuM,-Mr. »
W)ll}, ~ children and «e.rva«t, MU M McAulv lit,, u
Griinn, Blnsara. A I) Porter, II SliutlK, 31 Cummin- D j
Walker, LBlallury,T Blaron, E J
Homer, Col Cruder, aud 8 deck.
SHU’ NEWS.
Port of .Savannah, Dec. ft, lS|y.
ARRIVED.
Ship Kale Hunter, Partmi', Nuw-Yuik, loG R
l«,rk lt.-u-.kur. Purler. New-Vork, to IklBffi"'
wllUunir ^ ,ut , “ ,n ' MuW,orJ » Auju.U. Uo.it, to \'V |>
, „ „ CLEARED.
J. S. M. Mennj pnrkei Metuiuuru, Harden, for Cbarloton-
Urooks iv Tupper
, „ . DEPARTED.
J. 8.31. rteani pnek-l Bleiumura, ll irdeu, Charlc»toii.
£ APALACHICOLA, Dee. 8.—,\rr. »ldp» RMraufJIrm",
New kurkj Alklimur, Jewell, lli^ton; brlrf Uordi-a«u,
lliivai
To the Voters ot’Chatliam County.
Fellow-Citizens :~1 am h candidate for tiio Of
fice of CLERK OF THE SUFERIOR AND
INFERIOR COURTS, of Chatham County, ut
tlie election ou the 1st Monday in January next,
and respectfully suiicityoiir suffrages.
JOHN E. DAVIS.
oct21 —
To the Voters of Chatham County.
Fellow-Citizens :—I am a candidate for tho of
fice of Clerk of the Superior and Inferior Courts
of Chatlmm County, in tiio place of it. W. Fooler,
Esq-, who declines u re-election, ami respectfully
soltuityotir suffrages 011 tho first Monday in Jim-
miry next. AUGUSTUS LAF1TTE.
oet 23 —
To tlie Voters of Cliutlinm County.
Fellow-Citizens :—I am n candidate for the of
fice of SHERIFF, and respectfully solicit your
suffragos on Um first Mouduy ill January next,
oct26 —* W. W. OATES.
To tho Voters of Cliutliniii;Coiinly.
Fellow-Citizens:—I am a candidate for tho of
fice of SHERIFF, at the next election, aud re
spectfully solicit your suffrages.
DANIEL II. STEWART,
oct 30 —
To tlie Voters of CliutZiuni Co.
Fellow - Citizens :—I am a candidate for the
OFFICE OF COUNTY SHERIFF at die Elec
tion iu January next, and most respectfully solicit
your suffrages. F E TKBEAU.
your
oct 7
Arrivals ut the Hotels--Dec. S.
PULASKI HOUSE—7*. mtlbcrgcr.
II Bhnmis, J 8 Warnor, J P Middtolon, Jns L Poitigru,
Charleston; W B Green and lady, BIr Hull und lady, E Ho
bart*, If O Grogury, J 31 Cnrtliy und Indy, Now-York; N
II TliunipNun, Col N Cruder, J l)ry*dnln, I-J It Alberti nnd
Indy, Floridu; 31U* Wutxun, I’roviJanco, C Lewie, J W
Loud, Gcorgin; A Adam*, WiliuiiiKton; P Huuiiouii, Hu-
vannali; II Slinll/., Hamburg; L D Welch, USA; Cupt
Pnrbuan, *bip ltulo lluulur; N 31 Crawford, Pimlluld, Gu.
CITY HOTEL—J McMahon.
A Lawton, Uluinon; J N Taylor, Richi'iimd; T Bolin,
South-Carollnn; J Hmitli, Savuaaali; C Lnusf, Houston co;
D Rnm-ty, Augu*ta; L T Hoove*, Sorivoa cu; C Itugcr*,
Patnriibunr; 8 C Scott, Baldwin co; Col Reilly, Perry, Gn;
W Halloway, Oe’cdico; J Rock, Cupt Simmons, Now-Or-
InniiH.
Consignees per Cent ml ltnil Hoad.
DKCE31BER 8—428 bale* Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Flour,
Mdzo., dec., to Holt Sc Rohcnou.C Hartridjo, E Parson* Si
Co, Brooki Sc. Tuppor, W Humphrey*, J Smith Si Co, N A
llnrdoo, Way & Kinf, Wunlihurn, Wilder Si Co, Brigham
Si Kelly, Clurk St Lawton, W Duncan, W Warner, 8 1)
Corhiit, 11 lluherslinin Si Sou, aud order.
COMMERCIAL.
Liverpool ....Nov. 4
Havre Nov. 2
Hnvauu Nov. ID
New Orlean* Dec. U
.Moliile Dec. 4
LATEST DATES.
Providence Dec.
Iio«lon Dec. 2
Now York Dec. -I
Philadelphia Dec. 4
Baltimore Dec.
MACON. Doc. 7.—Cotton.—There bus been
a bettor feeling in the market lor thu lust few dnvs
and prices have been somewhat fuller tlum iu tlie
previous week. A largo portion of the Cotton
on hand as well as tho lots daily arriving is uot up
on tlie market. Wb quote tomay dlj a 6j.
County Election.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 8,1847.
An clactiou will bo hold nt tho Court House
in the city of Savannah an Monday tho 3d day
of Jnnuary next, for a Justice of tho Inferior
Court, to fill tiio vacancy occasioned by tho re
signation of Robort M. Goodwin; nnd likewise
for the following County Officers, viz:
Clerk of tlie Suporior and Inferior Courts.
Sheriff.
Receiver of Tax Returns.
Tax Collector.
Coroner.
The Foils will bo opened nnd dosed ntthc
hour proscribed by law, and under tho presidoucy
of tiio propor magistrates.
A. PORTER, x. 1. c. c. c.
FRANCIS SORREL, s.«. c. c. c.
ELIAS REED, j. i. c. c. c.
W. THORNE WILLIAMS, j. i. c. c. c.
Attest: Robt. W. Pooler, c. i.c. c. c.
dec 9
ifao 7
JOSEPH A. HEALS,
PAINTER,
No. 26 Bull-street, Savannui
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2. P. M.—Cotton.—
Tlie demand was fair nnd 4,000 bales have chang
ed hands at yesterday’s pricos, say middling to
Good Middling 6:] a 7c.
Sugar.—Tlie unsettled weather lias confined
sales to some 200hhds.
Molasses.—Sales 750 bbls. at 19.] a 20c.
Freights.—A bark waa taken a few days siuco
at 1.1c. for Cotton to tho Mediterranean.
Exchange.—Transactions continue/} limited.—
Loudon4j nO per cent prom; Paris 5 37£ u 5.45.
MOBILE, Dec. 4—Cotton—Tho receipts of
the week uiiiount to 9,240 bales, and (lie exports
to 5.982, leaving tiio stock ou hand last tva ting
47,231 bales against 26,204 sumo time lost year.
On tho first of our commercial week ending 011
tho2(ilh nil., there was un animated demand, tho
murket opening nt G^c. aud closing nt 6]n7c. for
middlings, boiugnn advance of fully lc. on thu.
lowest ratos paid tho week previous. Tiffs im
provement wuh owing to tile lirinncss of holders,
tho light stack ou baud, uud thu necessity of buy
ers completing previous orders. Tho two sub
sequent days there was less doing, nnd pricos
wore barely sustained. During the tlirco fallow
ing days sellers submitted to a reduction of .-Jc,
both parties waiting later advices. Thu sales of
tho week footing up 3900 bales. Fair cottons
were quotod 74 cents, middling fair 7] cents, mid
dling (Iia0]c.
On Saturday telegraphic slips wero received
with dntes (Voin Euglaud to tiio 19th ult. On the
day of tho recoipt of these accounts here, about
200 bales wore sold—middlings ruling nt 6jc.
On Mouday a better feeling existed, nnd 700 bnlos
wero disposed of, opening ottije.—closing at 6-lc.
for middlings. On Tuesday the sales were 800
bules, at similar rates.—Ou Wednesday SOOnlOOO
bales, prices stiffening. On Thursday 1300 bales
—liiiddlitigs G-lati] cents. On Frlday : 1000 bales
changed hands—making total sales for tho week
6000 bales—tho week closing stiff at 0| cents for
middlings. Tho stocks are accumulating, but in
general planters limit their crops at'prices far
uhuve current rates, and tho quantity ou wile fa
vory small. The purchase? have been ehiclly for
3U)R1LE, Di'i:.. 4.—Clit. Imrk Mrilura, Kni.-lii H u ni,
miW.llil.HANH. l>„c. :l—A„. Iilirli.
'.V, llmnliur-*; BlM-mugcr, Itru.-.f, lti.ll> hn.-i.l, Wn!r<
l.'hl. xltip* Wu.iiLiilo, lli-glm, Livur|u>ul; (Jlin.iii, |„
urmill, New-York.
I'liiii.iin'ti!! t:ci iit-
Tlu, l.i.rk JIAUKUH, CW I'm,
lor.l. rcnily to rucuivu i'lfii;Iil. • Aiiiilv In
' Bltlt.-IIAM &KF.I.I.V.
dec 9
rfJ ,rfgZth AiKiiim ano
enasn.-.tiirtuaM HAM BUIIG.—Tim Ifalu drnnslit
Bloniii-Facknt II. L. COOK, Jnlm l(. Ilily mu*-
ter, fa receiving freight and passengers, at Amici-
sou’s lower wharf, ami will leave To-Monamv
Aktkunoun, at 5 o’eloek precisely. Hlie will mu-
tiimo to leave every Friday at the same hour.
For freight engagements or passage, apply on
hoard or to 8. SOLOMONS &. CO.
IV* Way freight payable hy shippers. No
freight will he received on hoard after -I eVInrli
on the. afternoon of departure. Freight will Imi
received in store during the absence of the taut
free of charge. wild'— dee ft
M TO It ENT.—Tho STORE at the cor
ner of Bay and Whitaker Streets, known
as the l'alo Alto. Possession enu he had on llm
1st day of February uext, ur sooner, by applying
to llev. J. F. O’NEILL, or
dec 9 - JOHN E. WAIU>.
M JDIVIFUKY N O #1C13.—MRS.
ELLEN DILLON “
oilers her services Iu
such ns may require them, ns Midwife, or as
monthly Nurse. She has tt Diploma ns Midwife
from the Lying-in-Hospital of Dublin, one oftiio
largest establishments of the kind iu the world,
lew ing attended the lectures of that institution
and been employed as Midwife iu it fertile re
quisite time. She Inis also written tesfmioliiaN
from the highest sources in Ireland, ofliur capa
city and attention as n Nurse.
She refers to Dr. it. I). Arnold, and Dr. II.
K. Bur roughs.
She cun lie found at her residence, N. E.rnrm r
of Habersham street and Bay lame, immediately
opposite to the residence of Opt. Luke L'lirfalii;.
dec 9
2—11.2
J IMPOSITION.— 1 There has been sold ia
. different parts of thu Stale, a medicine cn/lal
'Dimer's Pills far llaiiiuhmis’ llaiinly for Ftttt
and Ague. I caution all wlm wish to use my re
medy to apply ouly to the following unmed gen
tlemen, ns tuey alone have the genuine for sale.
Respectfully, W. HUMPHREYS, JR.
AGENTS.—F. M. Coliett Sc. Co., ChnrloMon,
8. C.; T. J. 8. Fnrr, Gruhamvillo, 8. C.; W.A.
Carswell, Savannah, Gn.; A. McLnuo &Co.,
Jacksonville, Ga.? Sliotwcll & Gilbert, Jllncoii,
Gn.; Dowoy & Knott, Grillin, (In.; F. A. Mow,
La Grange, Ga.; Winter Sc Epping, Cohm.ljin,
Gn.; W. Root, Marietta, Ga. 5 T. Patrick, 3a*
lorn, Toini.; W. K. Kitchen, Augusta, (In.; I
A. Sperry, Houston county,Gu.; SolomonCI«ml-
nll, Atlanta, Gn.; William Carr, Jacksanbom,
W. II. Anderson, Dalton, Gn.; E. A. Hurrli,
Ilawkinsviilo, Ga.; Samuel Fulmer, Darien,(In.5
Colo, Prescott «fc Co., Black Creek, Florida;
Liglitfooi & Flanders, Mueon; F. Marlin, S»*
vannali; Cunningham Sc Co., Dalton, Ua.; J
II. &W. S. Ellis, Macon? M. C. WilliniiMon.
Dtivislmro, Ga.; Wm. Hodges, Samlersvillc; fi
ll. Barrett, Fiuosville, Ga.; T. C. Finley, llnni-
Imrg, S. C.; F. A. Foulleii, Jacksonville, Fla-i
U. S. Baily, Lniireiisviliu, S. C.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Davisbaro’, Washington county,
December 6,18-17.
Mr. Humphreys, Jr.—Dear Sir:—This is to
certify that I have been pudling iu this comity
during this yenr,nnd have for the Inst two inontlu
been afflicted with Fever nnd Ague. 1 have tried
mnny remedies recommended for the cure oftlut
disease, all of which proved inefficacious. A fey
days siuco on arriving nt this plnco, I wns again
attacked, nnd hy recommondatiou of your Agent
hero, was induced to give your inedieino a trial,
and I am pleased to state it effected a permanent
cure. I feel it due you nnd tlioso persons af
flicted with tiffs unpleasant malady, to tender m
you this my certificate, to use us best you may
think proper. Wishing you every success in
your enterprise, I am very respectfully,
YourObt. Ser't, E. Meulino.
dec 9
G
FOIKilA LARD AND KLOUR—For «■)<
low by
dee 9
ALBERT IIARB.
S PERM OIL, Arc.—Sperm Oil, Reynold's
No. I limns, No. 1 Mackerel in Imlfharr* h.
far sale by ALBERTHARD,
dec 9
IVJ EW CROP N.
In 1
... O. MOLASSES—Landing
from schr Oscar Jones. Also, fill boxes lire
Crackers, far sale by II. J. GILUER" 1
dec 9 West side Market square.
EW ORLEANS SYR UP.—Just receivcii
A PPLES.—Georgia Apples of superior qual
ity, for sale by BRIGHAM & KELLY,
dee!)
N* per sclir Oscar Jones, 1ft bbls New Orlean*
Syrup,now crop, fur sale by J. ROUSSEAU.
N* new crop N O Nlolnsscs of superior quality
and in line order, landing nnd for sale low, by
dec 9 SCRANTONJOHNSTON.
tNrIGTIOIV HI AT€IIE8,—60 growsu-
J? perior Friction Matches, in round wood box
es. recoived per brig Augusta, for sola by
dec 8 A. T. BOVVNE, Bmota’Buildings.
A YE1F8 CHEIfRYFECTORAL
. For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Croup. Influ
enza, and far the relief of Consumptive Patient*
in advanced stages of tiio disoaso, just received,
and for sale by A. T. BOWN E*
dec 8 Snitts’ Buddings-
1
S pcim AN If WJitAJLIS OIL."
hhds Winter Sperm Oil, 5 do fall do, 7 d*
Whale do, 3 do Faint do, 300 kegs While aid
Black I’ainta. far sale hy
dee 7 WOOD, CLAGHORN & CO-
