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will .neetwith despatch. For balance Of Iroiglii,
apply in the Captain on hoard, or to
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Johnson m.iater. having part of her cargo
engaged, will havo despatch. For Fruight or
Passage, (ravine superior stale room accommo
dations. apply on hoard, at Aloorc'a wharf or to
eeptW J. WASHHPHN*. WII.OF.tt
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For Ne%v-Yoi*K—Jr-* but .
The regular packet brig CLINTON, J
lAudruvva master. having half her freight eo«
gaged, will have immediate despatch. For freight
ot passage having superior stato room acoinmo*
datious, apply on board, ulAlongiii's upper wharf,
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; H Luekman, having part of Iter freight
engaged, will have despatch. For balance of
freight or passaae, having superior '•caommodu-
tions, apply ou board at Anderson's wharf, or 10
sop &I LIP PITT At WIG
For PliilatlvipAiiii.
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most of her freight engaged, will huve despatch
for the above port. For freight or nu«satfe. liuv
ing good accommodations, apply to the master ou
board nr to
sep: 2i J AMES RUKFP
For Kotuon.
iSS* Tho bark LAGRANGE, Capinin U. L.
2£fiP<irt«*r. having part of her freight riiguffi'd,
will have quick despatch. For balance of freight,
or passage, having superior accommodations, ap
ply on hoard at Telfair's wharf, or to
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jffA The fast siiliug copper fistuned brig
5ES& OSAGE, Hall master, having moetnl'lnr
freight, will sail for tho above port in nil next week.
Fur freight or passage, apply in the .Master i.n
board, or to . JAMES BUKER.
sep II
For Knlfliiiore.
^3* The fa«t sailing regular pocket schr VER
SES MONT, Lowry master, w ill have immediate
despatch. For freight or passagp,having good ao-
commndntions, apply to master on board at Wul-
burg's wharf, or to
sept 28 COHF.N, NORRIS & CO.
Foi New-York.
The splendid new
.steamship SOUTH*
KRNKK, Cap! Berry, expected to arrive on Tues
day next will leave for New York on Saturday,
Id'll iud. This ship has been built with great rare,
and in the must substauiit.1 manner, and in all ro*
spools calculated for the trade in which slid is on*
gaged. Shu is 11)00 tons bnrlt.cn, an I jilted up
for the convenience mid comfort of passengers.
For freight or p <ssnge, apply to tho Captain on
board at .Vigor's wharf, or to
HENRY AllSSROON,
Cr. East Bay and Boyce tV. Co's w isT.
Cha;lesion, 8. C.
Tho present arrangement is on follows, viz j
t.KAVK NEW YORK.
Saturday, September 12
" October 2fl
10
t.KAVK CttARf.ESTON
8 iturdny, deptomtier 10
" October 3
17
And ao on, Icnviugeat i port every altcrnatn S.
tiirdiy.
03“ Pnstively iinfri-ighl roreived after 2 o'clock
nn the days of sailing; and the goods lauded im
mediately after arrival,at the risk of the coifitrnees.
sept 14—tig
NEW ARR.\MiEMLiH 1'.
U. S. Mail Line.
P.MLY BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON.
• y * ft On and nlW tlm * jr*-’** ft
T-*&5S3£.4th of July, dm woll.gtg&2&£.
known •plondid steamers,
JASPER, Copt. J. P. Brook-.
GEN. CLINCH. Capt. F Barden.
W.M. SE A BROOK. Capt T. Lvnn,
wsll run regularly hetWHon Savannah and Charles*
ton, leaving Savannah every morning at 2 o'clock,
slid Charleston every morning at I) o'clock, pro*
ci-ely. For freight or passage, apply on hoard lit
the davannuh and Charleston dr ain Packed wharf,
or to A. LAF1TTE, Agent,
july 3
FOR BENT—A leneitiHiilou Wald*
JSaLbnrg’a wharf, near die Excliauge. Several
in Murrain's store* The store recently occupied
by .Messrs Carl-art Ar Scott, near the Exchange
Duck. ROB. HABERSHAM & SON.
an* 20
fiflk FOB BENT.—The Dwelling tl rinse
Jiiil at the corner of Brorighion and ll.ibor-
sham Streets, now ucupied hy Col Jackson.—
Possession given outlie lilili ofNovi-mher. unle-a
the present tenant -tiould find it convenient to
give it hy (he Ut November.
23 —
sep 23
II HABERSHAM Ac SON.
JwL TO RENT.-A wdl finished bi.ck
JHia.Dwelling in Unuightnii street, from 1st No*
vember. sept IU A .MIMS.
Latest frsw llte At*!*
The alaeunliip Mr Kim. arrived «t New Orb ans
on Monday, 21st inst.from Ursios Sahtingo, with
intelligence of much intoresl end Import lice.
An extra of tho Amerio tu Flag, oontoins a let*
ter dated the 8:h litat IVom Cantargo, iu which the
following passage occurs t
hasten tn inform you of the arrival, posthaste
from Cerralvn. ol'Cnpt. Murray, with information
that McCullrwU's Ranger* bad cotoe into General
Worth’s tamp at Corralvo, and reported tlmt on
the 4th inst., nbnut forty miles beyond Corralvo.
limy discovered u hotly of Moxicans, forming tho
ndvuure guard of a largo forco They retreated
»■ they Rangers came upon thorn, and wore pur*
sued tin il they fi ll buck on n largo forco, which
was discovered to be front 800 to 1000 strong. Il
was the general impression that it was intended to
attack (2 it Worth before reinforcements could ar
rive. and Capt. Murray thinks that a battle is being
fought at Corralvo to-day,the Bill. Capt. Murray
met Gun. Ta> lor with a partol Ids forco, some din
tance in advance of the main body, end within
thirty fivo milua of Corralvo, on a forc' d march to
Ilia relief.
The Pirayttnn has loiters from CerralvO quite
at late as Captain Murray would appear to have
brought, 'l'ho first from Mr. Kendall, gives all
the details nf the expedition of tho Rangers, and
the second, dated th 7lli inst. indicates that Gen.
Worth wns meditating an attack upon thu enemy,
rather than expecting one. We subjoin both :
CcuRAt.ro, Sept. C. 1840
The two comnnnies of Texas Rangers, under
Captains McCulloch and Gillespie, returned last
eveuiit* from a scouting tour in the direction of
Monterey, and brought back more full information
of the enemy than has been heretofore received.—
Captain Meade, of the Topographical Engineers,
accompanied the Rangers, having been sent out
hy Gen. Worth to examine the roads.
Tho purty started from here ou Friday afternoon,
without pack limlas or hnggagn nf any kind, and
with only three days'provisions. Before sundown,
and at the loot of the mountains, n auspicious
looking Mexican was ought. lie endenvnred to
escape by running, but on finding that his horse
was iiuahlo to carry him nir safely, he turned at
«ome entile he saw hy the road side, and protended
that he was n vacant, or cow driver, nnd limning
an esirny. The rutr. however, did not gd him off,
nnd a groat deni of information was finally extort
ed from him hy threats, lie stated that Canales
whs near Passa Gallos iu considerable force, and
Mint there was also a body of regulnr cavalry under
Col Carrasco iu tho neighborhood. As Passa
Gallos wns s place they had huoii ordered to rx*
amino, the party hurried onward. The road was
exceedingly rough, full of loom rocks, nod ex
tremely hard noon the It rsux; yet this did not in
tho least check the advance.
Tho small rancho of Passa Gall**, about thirty
miles from this, was passed without nn accident,
hut an old fellow nt ono of the jarnlrs, staled that
two couriers or express rider*, carrying news of
the advance of tho Texans undoubtedly, had pass*
ed a short time provinus, gnin? abend iu hot haste.
A little further on, about I o'clock ill the morning,
'ho advnnco guard of the Rangers came suddenly
upon the pickets of the enemy, and although they
gave them a h-rd chase, (ho lellowa succeeded in
vet'ing ulfliy taking to tho chaparral Iu the pur*
suit, however, one of them dropped his lancu—n
regular cavalry—which wns picked up and brought
iu.
It wa« now ascertained that tho Rancors wore
within |mt n short distance of tlm camp of the Mex
icans, nnd 'hat the lattor ImiI chosen a strong po*i*
lion—in nn nrrnyn or dry gully—from which t"
defend themselves.—Tiny outnumbered the Tex*
nns, too, iu (he ratio of nearly eight to one. having
500 raucliuruH at load uudur Canales, and from 2
to 2(10 regular cavalry under Cut. Carrasco ; and
under these circumstances there was no other al
ternative left than to retire. 'I'lm Texans went
about two or three miles ou the hack track where
on ft ding a strung nuiural position tin?) encamped
fur n few hours to rest their jaded horses. An ut-
t irk was certainly anticipated for the Mexican lead
ers mint have known the forco nf the Rangers; yet
the morning hours wore away and tho sun rose
witdmtnnnlurm.
flu fi-st ascertaining the force of the Mexicans,
from lift prisoner who had hern taken, McCulloch
sont h ick n unto to Gun. Wurth This officer iui*
mediately despatched six companies of regular
artillery ami infantry on the toad, to sustain tho
(lungers in case they wore beaten back. They
wore mot nn thoir return, iltron nr four leagues
from Imre, and all came in 'ngollirr.
Tho mute taken hy this scouting pnr'y was the
riglt’ hand one tn ,Monterey, passing ,Mario. The
left hand 'oud, which goes through Caidureytn, is
thought to lie thu worst nf the two over the mono*
tains, and the oilier wdl prolutbly he the ouui-ikcu
by tho a. iny. Whether there nro any mure troops
•hi the route than these encountered uuur Passa
G -Him is not known, but the appear-Mice nf these
wool I indicate that Ampudiu is keeping a bright
look out fur the advance of the American army,
nid perhaps with thu intention of opposi g its pro
gress before it reaches Monterey
G-ii. Smith's hrigatle cairn* up this morning from
Punt a Axudu. so that Gen. Worth now has some
thing like 1700 men under hi* command. The
resident* heie have lu-on expecting nn mini'll from
tl e r own leulors nightly,mid hundreds have loll
the town for the rniicliosiu the iicighluithnud.
Tins place, nr the name of il, has all along been
spelled rfer dvo. A Mex can says it ia Cerralvn.
•mil signifies a while ur emly morning light upon
the mo'iipaiiiK. The nppo-ir.iuce of thu neighbor
ing mountains, In-iwueu daylight mid sunrise, i*
exceed ugly m guificeiit. (j. W. K-
Ckkralvu, Sept. 7, I8K>.
From wlinf I can gather, a plan is nn loot to
siiru i-e Canales and Carrasco in their strong hub.
ne-ir Passu G d!ns. It will lie a difficult matter, so
wide ii'vnke and c u'ious are th *u fellows, hut no
h irot can be dune if it fail*
Thu prisoner taken the other night hy McCulloch
turns nut tn he a shrewd chap ami of no iucotisidc
ruble importance, lie admits that lie was sent
ahead to butler liimsi If in thu way of »wnppiug
hor-e*—'hit is. by lowing bis own and stealing
ono of ours—and also to collect in uruiH.iou in re*
M FOB BENT OB SALE.-A com*
J-B modious Two Story Mouse iu Jetlertnu
••reel, with Brick Stable and Kitchen. Apply to
COHEN & FOSDICK. ., .. , ... ... ..
Al.n—A five ncre 1.01 wifi, good impro.eno.nl. ■*»■'» 1 ","» •"‘"S''•■•"* H 1 C*' 1 - '> »«f -
nn Hie premi.v., .iln.led about lialf a mile loon f ■•■•«•- L 'l'" 1 "' *•" pr-lfaldjr wail aomo lima foi
| |,j his re urn for lin i* fi-t fiiougb here.
—— ' There is a rumor here—nothing hut a rumor.
Ill,
FOB BENT.—3 Counting ituuuis n ,in<l you— that Santa Anna is advancing upoi,
— nyer thes»ur« iiftlie inihserilierii. .Monterey with 40 OIK) men. I might give you n
Mp* Mi 8CRAN I ON ol JOHNS I t»N. column of oilier reports in circulation, hut they nr.
TO BENT—A Wharf and too Brick nil of little moment and come from must uuruliabh
LWnrelinu e* Apply iu j sources—Mexican mouths.
•«pl 10 — MICK. DILLON, Jr. 91 lliyst. 1 -m fearful, -ifmi tins the ch.inces of souding
FOB SAtlB—Tlla i.llae I. ' «> iNawOrleaoawi.il, few I between.
Ltlioo. Dwell',,II on lot No 4 Warren war,!., 1 "ppo,loony l,owaver
near the Uay. in which the subscriber lesitlus. Fori , ,• , , , , ' J *. ' ,,
terma. which will he liheral. apply to ihc node,-1 1,1 "l' 1 "Ih* l™«. ham l.a-
eigne,I on II,e premium The lol i,a„„iacl to . j iliarao „, Iho r lag, aay. ilnl *',t la puoiivaly aa.er
ground rent of 821 44. ted that the .Mexicans are duturiuiiind to inaku n
6 acpt8 21— LUKE CHRISTIE. sirmi^ resistance between Corralvo and Munit-
—— ' re){" ill it Arista is uu-oper.iliug witli Ampudiu.
M TO BENT—Tlie 8 ■ ore on Telfair's | and that their forces are rapidly augmenting ; and
wharf, now in the occupancy of Mr. WuWi, that the .Mexicans urn rallying to their standard
between Ida and .Messrs. Phiihiick. .Morion A. from all quarters Tui« rooreseutaliun as tu th-
Bell's auction room*. Possession given l*t Nov. | ipovemenu of Arista dilfers from that ufnurror
Alsu, a ground floor nn Telfair's wharf, an excol* respondent The following is from the same Ci.*
lent stand fur business. ^ i murgo hdter:
■opt I HABERSHAM dr- SON. j The heal ha* retarded somewhat the progress
FOit BENT—The Htora in liri-k of the troops wlii'di lefiliure with Gun. Tu)lnr, it
M Building, corner of Cuugrssi and Jclferiou
streets.and the Dwellings above, now occupied hy
L. M. Palmer Ac Co. Po*ie««iou given l«t Onto
her next,
nog 19
A. MINIS.
GENS, PISTOLS
AND
1IABI) VI ABE.
The Subscriber begs
I so vo to call the ntlouiion
of hi* Iris mis uud thu pub-
lie geuvrully, tu thu fol
lowing article*, which nro
offered nl lower prions
thou usual in tin* market,
Pl*in and imitation Twist Single Gun*
Roal Stub and Twift do do
Rlflt* of nil qualiliva
Plain and imitation Double Guns
Real Stub and Damaftms Twined do
Mn*k*t*Tui phidaijon*
3 to .fh
7 to K>
2 to 80
U tu 14
1(1 to 7o
2 to 4
der And tu couclude.lie prutniseit. say* the Fla*
all the "greabera of Mexico" lltu sacking of
Matatnoroa, nhould ho bb ticlorious, Oi whjch he
aernia positive. ' „
Thu Flag has also boon favored with a copy nl*
the proclamation of the Governor of Tam .ttlinks,
promulgating ilia Bnndo National nf Gun. Halm,
dated in tho City of Mexico, Ilia 23d of August,
wi'lt which uur renders aru already familiar.
The latest number of Ilia Flag make* no men
liun oftliu sickness in Matatnoroa or Cantargo—
Tlmt paper uf tho 9ih inst., however, *aya that ait
uvident tncreaiu of sick lies* ia porccpliblu and com
plains of the mirth wind* prevailingi a* boding no
good. Tin) Flag uf the odi say*, hut there were
then 601) sick soldiers iu the town.
The Flag or the J2lh inst. gives the most favor
able account of thu good ordor which prevails in
Mammoros undor the rulo of Col. Clarke. “The
quiet of the oily at night is almost solemn," say*
tho Flag, and there is-none of that riotous dissipa
tion with which tho town wa* Ibrmeily disgraced.
Lt.Kano, of the 2d Dragoons, who is stationed nt
Cam irgn, is determined that ilioro ahull bo no op
portunity for such license there as once prevailed
nt Mntnmuros. In pursuance of instruction* from
Goo. Taylor, ho hati Untied a Iringaul order,from
which tho following is an extract:
Camarqu, M.-xico, Sept 10. 1846.
To all whom it may concern: No American cit
izen will bo allowed tu locate iu Cnmurgo without
a written permit from G' n. Taylor. No goods
brought by sleambnat* or mules will he allowed to
romain—all hitch will ho *uizod and sent to the
quartermaster nt Brazos. No por on* not connect
ed with the army, will ho suffered to stop at Cn-
tnargo, without a permit from Gun. Taylor or the
commandant of (lie post. No private freisht of
any kind to be brought ns! on from steamboats; nnd.
in accordance with the instruction*, till persons not
connected with the army, are required to leave the
place by the 7tli inst.
The Flag also informs u* that the Mexicans in
Camarxn who had been in the employ of the quar
termaster, and who were instigated by tlm nlmlde
to cca*o work, were offered mi increase of wnees
to return to their employment. Refusing to uccept
it, Gen. I'atlurson compelled them to go to work
at their former wage*. Tho Mexicans were per
fectly willing to c •miiuii! work, but were holdback
through fear of the alcalde, who wns given tn un
derstand that he most nut interfere again iu mutters
of the sort.
Tho Flag mention* tho narrow escape of two
iff Walker’s Rnngm* lr**in a party of fifteen Mexi
can*, os they were journeying by ihomselvus from
Cannrgo to M •tmnoros. They owed their esenpo
to ihosiiporiori'y of their ho.se* and the prompt
u*r of their arms.
Tho hccoiint* which w.i now have of tho riot
in the Georgia Uosimmit are scarcely s« full ns wo
published nil the (itli iu«t., hut of like purport.—
The two companies engaged were tin* Jasper
Greensand the IOnesuw Rtngurs. Corporal John
Whalen, of Ibn Green*. wn*sbnt through the heart.
The Flag of llu* 9lh s-iy*. Col. Baker, of the Illi
nois Volunteers w >s iheu lying at Maiauiorn* and
sulleiing much from the wound lie re uived in
suppressing thu riul. The iihiih'* iff tin* wounded
aru not given, hut a full arc mut of the wlinlu afl'.ir
t* promised in s futiirn nmuher of the FDg. Wo
loarn from another source that Cant. McMahon, of
tho Green*, wai undergni ig a tiiulhy a court mar
tial at Mata mo ros on the 13th.
In the Delta, under the head of “'Liter,' wo
find tho following letter:
I wrote youyeslurduy hy tho Mi'Kim.givingynu
an account nf business tr inunction* Imre—which
nro dull. I have now nil opportunity of furnish
ing yon with the new* received just now from
Mntninoios, which amount* to this From a letter
received by Capt. Perkins, at this place, it states
that two spjea wero nrrcstol in tho camp at Ca-
murgo nnd examined, their guilt wa* so evident
that they wpre immediately hung! Italsnstnte*
thnl a party of Americana, on thoir way from Cn-
mnrgo to Mat-imorn*, were attacked hy annul
Moxicans—ono American nnd six Mexican* killed.
Thn nows from Matamorosid, that Col. Clark wns
shot at while sitting in his room, and that it was
ordered ll.ut all Mexicans warn to he deprived of
thoir arm*, and none should eitlmr go out of the
city or come into it wjtlmnt the written order of
tho commander of tho post, iu taking arms from
tho Mexican*, they mndo now ilMooverioa of se
creted arm* of nil descriptions, ns well ns ammu
nition. Every American in thn city is compelled
to arm ami hold hioHolf in readmes*—a* it i* sup
posed “ho Mexican* would perhaps lake advantage
of the apparent iuililibroiico of '.ho Ameriunn* nnd
regain Matamoro*, but if they inako the attempt
they will find their reception v* ry warm hut not
very pleasant.
Tim next new* from the army is looked for hy
the officer* here with n great deal of interest,ns the
account* already received. Icnvo hot little doubt
that ere this thefo has been sumo lighting.
Yotir*.
AMPUDIA'S PROCLAMATION.
Considering that the hour has arrived when en
ergetic menmre* and precautionary di*posi ion*
should bo taken to like rain tho department* of the
East from the rapacity of die nugln-America ns;nnd
for nt ending to the rights of the people and the
usage* of war. every person who may prove n
trnitor folds country, or u spy iff the enemy, shall
suffer death without any remission o r *cni«nce;nnd
taking into consideration that it is my bonuden duly
tn put nn end to the evil* which havo linen coin
ed hy the contraband trade that bn* been indiscrim
inately carried on hy the usurnor* nf our sacred
territory, nnd u*ing the families which the laws
Invo empowered me with, I decree a* follow*:
1. Every native or foreigner who shall cither di
rectly or indirectly voluntarily aid or assist the
enemy in any manner whatsoever, shall suffer
death hy being shot,
2. All those who after thn publication of tlii*
proclamation shall cnntiuuo tn traffic ill contra
band articles with the enemy shall suffer tho samo
penalty named hi the proceeding nrlilce.
3 Tho authorities of every branch of the public
service will take ospeeial care under the *trictest
responsibility, th it this article ahull ho rigorously
complied with.
4 This proclamation -fwnlil produce popular
acti-<n among our citizen* who nre under the ob
ligation to mnko known any infraction of it. and
all citizens nro empowered to apprehend criminals
and deliver them over to the judicial nnilinritic*;and
Mint all persons may ho duly notified, mid that
none may plead ignorance,I order tlm publication
of this proclamation, and that due circulation shall
he given it.
Dnimat thn Houiit|iiarlers of tho Army, in Mon
terey, August 31, 1H4A.
PEDRO DE AMPUDIA.
tunoe uf that disease, l do luyaulf |lto honor to fur
nish you with tho tbovo re cipe.
Tq« IUnqff.tf Societt.
Singular Casually.—A day or twn ago, a young
man named Genrgo Rice, whilst gunning below
Hi*? oily, received tnmrinus Injury from a puico of
parcuMloii cap flying iu bis uye, inflicting a very
painful wound''which may ettusu hiui.tu lose In*
sight — HnUimon Ctipjirr.
ultratltd any g Herat attention,
SAn.WAi;
TUESDAY MUliNIN'IJ, SEl’T. Vo, IS45.~
Ul
Alton’* Revolving Pi*tol*nf different patltrii*
Bolf Cocking Pocket Rifl**
Fookat, Belt and HoNtcr Pistol*
F.nglhh. French and American PcrciM-iou Cap*
Fufii*h and American Sporting Pqwder
Flask*. Shut Poncho-mid IL Its, assorted
Cutlery. Gun Wadding and Gun Material*
Together with a geuartil assorlmviit of Builder*
end Domestic Hardware, such a* Lock*. Hinge*.
Bolts, A to*, ffatchou. Angers, Breco*, Bite, Neils,
Bortwe. Flat Irons. Hullow ware, Ac.
' JOHN CARRUTUEttS,
Soutbwcj.t curlier uf Market square.
N. B-—Repairing «>f alt kind* carefully attend*
*4 to. Flea*# cell bssl’rt e purcbeeyig. and
huii.g out ifftliaquiis'iuu to m ircll during tho hunt
oftbo d iy. Thu troop* wr« iu high »p nuand ou-
gor to como up Milo thn Mexican*. Two compa
nies of Ranger* tll.it wcio having Ilnur horse-
shod,-lartt'd offiuuno'li ituly al'mr Capt. Murray’,
arrival. All i* quii-t hern. Prnclainnliiiu* from
Sant* Anna,Auipudia,nnd thu Guvurnur ufTmn
aubpiiH, havo heou rncuivod in town, and aru hav
ing thuir Hfuct upon thu Mexican*. Thn procla
mation of Ampudiu link*'* the penalty very *uv, rr
upon ell who may famish provisions,n**i*l in trail*
porting provi-inn*, ur in any wise nid the Ameri
can*. It prohibit* ilunu from holding any inter-
cuur*u nr carry nuuoytrndn with u*. Death and
a cuufi-caiimi uf properly urn the penabio* lor di*
obeying ilie order*. The*# proclnmation* have
aNubi'cn received in Mier-ind Reynnsa. Nothing
ilioro nf importance.
In addition to tbi< prnnlanialinn, tho Amrric iii
Flag mentions another hy General Amputlin, n*
Cmummiilcr iu chief,dated ni Bultillo, I7>li of Au
gust, in which he *ija he i« dfliurmiunl lo h* re*
veiigud for hia lu**m mt the 8th and Ot|t of M*y
last. Ho cull* Mpuu Uni Mexican* to rally arounil
•he standard or tinur onunlry—hoosl* that if the
Amenniu* voulnr • Iu alinck the forldicalion* of
Monterey thny will ba driven buck like "chuff be
fore the wiiiii"—thru .ten* ell thu Mexicans end
loreignur* who may hu found trading with good*
from Mat »muro».wuh tho penalty of death— ireai*
i* spiv* all tho.a who hold correspondence
wi li h« Aiiuric.iu*-—forbids that e Mexican ahell
woikfurnn American in auy«epanity whatever—
look* upon luoimy received lor services rendered
the Amsricau* a* earned by sacrificing the blood
of their emuiiiryiuen—call* upuo all true Mexi
can* tu inform axoin»toffeqdvr*, and give* author
(t'orii!»|iumliii,cn of tho X. O. Della |
Mobii.e, Sept. 20. I64fl.
Dear Delta:—I have just learned that Mr. Gre
gory. Lieut, iu 'ho U. S. Navy, arrived here lust
uvenuig from Wn.liingtnu city, with despatches
lor (Join Conner. Ho leave* for Peu*aooln tlii*
tnitrniii/. nt which place, I understand, thn Mteam
rliip AiUsi.sippi i* now lying. Ho expects
to bu sunt mi in thu Mississippi. Tint con
lent* of die dc*pntcha* liavo not transpired, and
•iprctilatii'U i- idle. The city is extremely dull,nnd,
to a stranger, particularly so. I arrived here this
morning try tho Warrior from your city. She i*
n *p|t-ruJiil boat-her captain a clever fellow, and
deserve* patronage. Tlieru i*» very strange regu
lation. ur rather wnnt of it, in the mail line from
hero to Montgomery. They advortisn the fare *i
' $10 or 15 to Montgomery," and give no ronton
ur the small dilfereucu of one hail; but I learned
the c iu-e this morning, whnn I went to seouro a
mat to Montgomery. When a hoot *inrt* samn day
a* tin? strtgi*. the fare i* down in 810—'when thorn
is no hunt, (a* is the cssu now,) they charge $15.
This i« a specie*of m'lnagemont I have never be
fore heard of-—having no fixed price, and depend
ing upon o rcuinslnnco* to jew trnvnller* who urn
so unfortunate a* lo como within their grasp. I
think traveller* should bo made aware of these
fact*, and ao manage ns to avoid the stage route
nltngoiln r. If thu boats advertised in the Dulln,
iravi-Her* in your city going North, could no nr-
range it a* to hit the boats—-so they might upend
their time in Now Orleans pleasantly, mid not be
compelled tn stay iu this "dull town," or submit
to impm tion.
There ie upptren’ly no business doing here—
nn cotton oil thu whlives: ’ti*trim it* Sunday, but
I don’t even ha tr thu church belli ringing I learn
t a cotton crop it ns veriomdy injured ill foie Elate
generally a* in Louisiana and Misaiumpi.
Your., B.
|F»um til* WsihlniMoii Uomii.J
Remedy lor Oblili nnd or Fever
nud A|««,
Take ono pint of sweet milk nnd one large table-
spoonful iff ground ginger, mixed thoroughly, and
heatod over tho fire a* warm a* il can he drunk,
when tho chill comes on or oommetfces. Repeat
thedoso once or twice, if necessary, nud cure will
be effected.
N. B. If the 7*hm he cotiivsian aperient may
be neoesettry, in ordor tu prepare it properly for (be
above prescription.
This U the most aceenlbte, the cheapest, the
most rffieaeioue, end the epeedUat remedy in the
FOR PONOKKKL
1st Dlst.—S. Coliciiy Esq.
2d do. lion. A. Iverson.
Bel tlo. Hon. G. W. Towns.
<llli 4lo. Hon. II. A. Haralson.
3Hi do. Hon. J. II. Lumpkin.
6th do. Hon. II. €obb. .
Tib do. Win. Turner. Esq.
8th do. R. W. Flournoy. Esq.
(O' riio Noriliorn Muil duo on Sunday evening
camotnhand ou Monday morning, but a* ho* fre
quently h. on thn case latterly, our Now York pn-
pura failed. The mail due last evening failed, iu
consequence of tho detention of tho boat here by
boisteron* weather.
New York dates, however, of the afternoon nf
the 24th inst. will be found under our Commercial
head, brought lo Baltimore by telegrnph.
The Wcnlher.
Since Saturday last, we hive experienced quite
a change in the weather. On that day, nt2, P. M.,
tho llicrmnmutur stood nt 8(i°. Oil Sunday, we
wero visited with n heavy blow, accompanied with
rain, from tho North nud East, which did *mno
damage to tho trees in tin: streets, nnd which con
tinued during the greater portion of tho day.—
Yesterday morning the weather was still lowering,
with a cool atmo'iphere, tho thermometer at 0, A
M., marking Gl°, but towards evening it cleared
oil'
The Charleston boat due on Sunday evening,
did not arrive until one o'clock Monday morning
having been compelled to take tho inside puisugo,
in coiuiquence of the boisterous statu nf
wuathur. Tho boat which should have left on
Sunday morning at 2 o'clock, wa* detained from
tho samo cause, and did not gut off until Mondny
morning.
We hud no arrivals from son yesterday—vessels
ou the coast must have had a pretty hard time of
it on Sundny.
The Ofcrxin Regiment.
It will be porcoived by a paragraph of thu in-
(Diligence we extract from the New Orlnnu* Pic
ayune, that Capt McMahon, of the Greens, U
under trial at Matamoro*, while another paper
alutcH ut Ciimnrgo.
This course, we prc.sumo, was necessary to da-
velopo all llm farts, as well ns to do justice to n
gallant officer who, wo nre satisfied, exerted him
self lo arrest a diffrulty between members of dif-
feronl companies, which led to cousuquuucea filial
to some, and uinmotilnrily injurious to the reputa
tion of our well disciplined nnd efficient Regiment.
Wo, therefore, look with confidence to the limi-
orabto acquittal of Capt. .McMahon, and believe
further, that the Green* will not, when the fact*
are ascertained, be found lo have invited this uu-
furlutinto difficulty, while as a body they rogr< l it as
much as any other compuuy iu thu Kcgimuut.
Wo huve soen a private letter furnishing a state
ment of the riot, whence we gtenn that a misun
derstanding occurred between some of Cnptuin
Nelson'* men and two of the Greens, not Irish
man, whichnttrnctod tho attention nf others of tho
Groan*, hut C ipt. McMahon’s timely interfer-
enco arrested any difficulty thou. Capt. Nelson
also exerted hiunulf in preventing any co lisinn,
and reprimanded soma of hi* men who had in*.di
ed Iho Groom. The fight that occurred about six
o’clock iu the evening ou shorn, was arrested hy
thu officers, who succeeded iu getting their men
to their respective quarter*. When pan e wa*
noarly restored, Col. Baker, with about twenty of
the Illinois troops, riislind ou hoard, nnd without
any thing being heard hy snmo of tho Groom hut
charge," the latter oh-ervod the Colonel's men nl
charge bayonet" nnd tho Colonel hiuisclf with
drawn sword. Supposing them tn bo n portion
of tho company with which Ilia difficul'v had first
occurred, and that they were renewing it, a lint
contest ensued between them and aomo of thu
Green.*, when poor Whalen was shot dead, and
immediately after, three nr four other shots were
fired. Two of the Iiliuoi* men were killed, and
their Colonel shot in tho neck, thu impression, on
mitul* of some, being that he wa* shot by aume uf
his own men, in at tempting lo hit aume other per-
•Oil.
The d irkix's* which prevailed doubtless cau-cd
the mistnko uf friends for foes.
We hope, ere long, to givo nn official statement
of (his painful affair.
.Ilililnry.
At nn election held on Saturday last at Crane'*,
ill Chaiham county, uud nt Springfield, in Effing
ham county, for ii Colonel lo command the 35i!i
Regiment of Georgia Militia, and for ii Mnjor of
tho 2d Battalion, (in Chnthnm county.) nud for a
Major of tha 31 Uallnlioii. (in Effingham county,)
the following gentlemen were elected:
Georgo 1*. Harrison, Colonel.
John P. Keller, Major 2d Battalion.
Milton H. Powers, Major 3d Battalion,
Denlha iu Iho iicgiuicul.
The following minus of Georgian* we find iu
the list of deaths which have occurred iu the tins-
piiuls at Matamoro* from the 1st of Juno lust.—
They were furnished to the Flag hy SurgnnnJ,
J. IL Wright, who ha* charge of the Hospital De
partment nt thnl placo.
"McCorkh*, Brewer, B. F. Jones, H. F. Cur-
pouter, A. M. Ooyor, W. Welkin*, W V. Porter,
VV. Walk ins, W. Wright, J. Burge* J. Thump-
kin*, W. Godson, W. Hneobuok, J Walker, Boa-
go."
New Rome between Dnlon nnd It. York.
A large and heavy steamer, of 1450 ton* bur
then, uud 315 foot long, ia in iho course of com
pletion nt New York, which is intended a* the
pioneer of a now fine about to bo eitnhliehed to
run from that city lo Fall River, and thence lo
to Boston by railroad. She will ooat. whon com-
f lelcd, $100,000. Auother of the a im* aiae, will
be shortly contracted for.
Tho N. Y Globa say*;—John Phoolcr Hale,(be
New Hampshire apoiintc, i* now in Boston, try
ing to do something for Massachusetts in tho
canto of Whiggery. Thiele very much likocar
rying coale lo Newcaills.or pork to Cincinnati.—
Where's Gidiftngaf
Mr. Eaton, the euecossfol pedetirinn. hes eng*
ltd to walk one ihonsend quarter*of* mile in one
thousand successive quarter* of an .hour. Thie
feat is considered more difficult of uccompliehment
ihno thal of walking one Otouiend mile*, in oat
Arrival at Iko V*. 8. Drlf AVa»hlo«ioie»v.
Tho BMiiinoro American of 25th inal. any^r-
Wi vessel, cohcorning wlioie nffely eo much
anxiety lida boon felt, nrrlvod iu the DuloWero on
tho night of thn 22d,iu tow oT tho pilot boat K.
Turley, having been taken In tow from tho U. S.
ft Ignis (Jonitittition tho evening previous. Wo
havo convened with ono of her officun, Passed
Midshipman Dunnldsuu, by whom wo wore fa
vored with.the following list of tho officer* saved t
Lieut. John Hah 1-lout. R. N. Sietnbel? Lieut. J.
R. M. Mtiilauy; Acting Master 8 D. Troncburd;
Passed Midshipmen Edward Donaldson and F.K.
Murruy; Dr. Edward J. Butler, Passed A*si»tnnt
Surgeon, nnd Jamea J. Ricketts, Clerk. Lioiit.
Commanding George 51. Bacho was tho only offi
cur lost. The following is a list of tho crow lust:
Benjamin Dolloff, James Dnrrey and John I‘Mt»
bourne,Quarter Ma«lo»s; Henry Schrooder, Snil
Makor'a tna’oj William Wright,Thoma* Stanford,
Louis Maynard, colored. Francis Butler, colored,
seamen; Peter Hanson, Edward Gronan, ordinary
seamen.
The frigate Constitution, in parting with tho
Washington, proceeded east, supposed for Bos
ton.
Wo wore informed last night, hy Magnetic Tel
egraph, of the »afo arrival of tho Washington at
Philadelphia.
Lieut. Bache, commander of tho Washington,
who was washed overboard during the storm, was
a Philadelphian hy birth, a brother-in-law of the
Secretary of tlie Treasury, a young man full of
skill and talent in his profession, ao honor and or
nament In the Navy, nud possessed of tho best
traits that adorn the htiinau character. His loss is
deeply regretted.
The Prize Ilriff Niiindn.
The N. O. Della of ll.e22dioi.t suy*:-On Sat
urday Inst, a libel wns filed iu the U. 8. District
Court by Air. Dur.uit, U. 8. District Attorney,
against the brig Nuiudc and cargo, ou behalf of tho
United States, nud tho crew of the Somers. The
br g wus immu.iiutuly taken possession of by W.
F. Wagner,U. 8 Marshal. C. Roseliu* has been
retained on behalf of the owners and uhippers,
who five ill Hamburg. A prelimiu »ry examination
of (lie officers oftliu Naiade.aiid of a portion of the
prizo crew, was held before L- K- Simoud*.Prize
Commissioner,on Friday, Saturday nnd yesterday.
From the testimony, it seoms that tho Naiade
left Ham'uirg early in June, and arrived off Vera
Cruz on tho 27th of August; Was boarded by an
officer from tho Somers and w arned off—-the bourd
ing officer asking the Captain nf the Nnindo, at
the time, whether ho needed any writer and pro
visions, and being answered that ho did not. The
Naiade then steered for Havana; but hnving
gone only GO mites in two days, and being then
boculmed, >hc turned bach towards Vera Cruz
for the purpose of getting water from the Somers,
a* her officers allege. The Captain declare* thin
the bad sailing qualities of his vessol, nud the heat
of the woodier,together with the calm and the ad
verse current, iinlmnid him to regret that he had
not taken water when offered him, nnd tn return
for a supply.
On the 30th of August,the Nnindo came iu sight
oftliu Somers nnd here toward* her,ami on reach
ing her was declare.i to he seized a* n prize. Her
pnssengers and letter hag wero trnusft'rrud to a
British ves'el tn be delivered in Vera Cruz.
The Naiade did not reach Now Urteau* until
last Thursday. The whole case will be tried ill a
few dnyn, nud will no doubt ho very interesting,
both from thu nature of the i|iii'*tion utid the abili
ty of tho uoutisel. Wo •Inti) endeavor to lay be
fore our rendersw hntuver further proceedings may
be had.
I id by any body of men sufficiently large to huct iiltiltAI, mpi;
. OF IMMV.Yuitn
MOIMIS fiOBINSON S3
a/JMUKI. HANNAV,
Application* received b]
Arresl of (Jot. Harmy —Yesterday's Delta says
th**re t not a word oflrnlli in the report that Col.
Harney ha* been arrested. Tho Doha h.isns its
statement upon it huaiiies* letter from its corres
pondent at San Antonio dated on ttiu IQili, in
which not a word is and about Col. H.'s arrest —
Tropic.
Tito Now Qrleaii* Delta oftho22d inst.says:—
"Rather on that, ami on tho letters of our special
Snn Antonio correspondent of the 2d nnd full inst.,
which speak of Col. Harney’s expedition to the
Presidio Riu Grande and of his return to San
Antonio."
The Htcamur Southerner umdu her trip to New
York from Charleston iu GO hours. She had head
winds all the pns*nge.
[run tiik aKoitniAu ]
Mr. Editor; Every one mast have rciuMkcd
how iho tone of the Republican towards Air. Co
hen has been changed since tho arrival nf Mr King
jii our city. Tho lottur writers and anonymous
scribblers have taknn thoir cue, nnd speak of Air.
C. us "this man Cohen." and even huve comment
ed ou his size, though I dont know that Mr. King
has any advantage over him iu that respect. The
doors of the dirty work in Telfair. Appling. Alont-
gomery and Tattnall, have boun filling the country
with falsehoods, ami attempting to excite religions
prejudices against Air. Cohen; and it is strongly
suspected th.tffDiggory, Jr., is one of the foul-
mouthed crow.
This letter-writer is amnznl that n certificate was
ohiniued for the purpoio of falsifying the slander
ofonuulliis travelling companion*, against Air.
Cohen; but hit him chuck his amazement, for Air.
Kmg. in ldl l.wnut in person m dm house of .Mr-
Brown, of Camden, to obtain from him a certifi
cate of character. So Diggnry will lenrn. that if
Mr. Cohen did pull out "a certificate of character
so ns to get tho hoy* to voto for him," ho only did
whit Mr. King had done before.
CAMDEN.
Tdombs, it is hero seott, at tho very head
quarters of politics, has failed tn see any "tenden
cy" lo any other mode nf raising revenue, thsti
hy "dutln* on import*." Thu discovery is rosurved
for tho editor of tho Republican. Now, let its hear
what our second authority any* oil this subject.
(u a letter dated nl Philadelphia in October,
1844, ilohiiff tho heat of n IWidontial canvass,
when every essiilnblt) point of tho Democratic
party was attacked, Iho lltffl John Mncphurson
Uutrii'ti Ivrdlo us follows concerning dutitt on im
parls i
•* Every other mndo of taxation except the last,
is so clearly iucoihi-tont with thu habits n»d wish*
es, and interests of tho Attidricaii people that no
man of any parly, whutover may havo fallen from
him in ilia heat of a Csagrosa onal debate dr of a
popular harangue, wool I ho willing to soo them
resorted to—the Itoo parties of this country ore,
thorulbrn, ngrood to a certain extent, that ti e ex
penses of tho government must he paid by duties
on imports."
Tho editor of the Republican charges M r.Cohen
with ignorance of the " tendencies" of his parly.
The above extracts show that Mr. C. doe* not
stand alone iu tho opinion he has expressed ou the
subject oEdirect taxation. 1 think .Mr C is safer
ill preferring that his knowledge of the political
history of parlies should be sustained hy Messrs.
Berrien and Toombs, Ilian cither by Mr. King nr
the editor of the Republican.
Air. Cohen has canso to complain of the Editor
of the Rupnhlicnn. who well knowing tho use of
itali'-s, has quoted from Mr. C's address, and itali
cised words not italicised hy him. and failed lo put
italics wlmro Mr. C. had placed them.
Air. C. stated that •'no party in this country had
ever advocated or even broached" u system of direct
taxation. (See address p. 7 )
Has any parly in this country advocated or
branched the doctrine I
Even according to the Editor’* showing "only
a large fraction of the Party" has dono so Ac
cording to my understanding of manors this is as
serting too much.
I prefer believing with Afr. Toombs, that tho
propriety of raising rcVcnua by any other means
than that nf dutios on imports "is not directly dis-
putod hy any body of men, sufficiently large lo
havenltractud general attention."
Again, " those who regard themselves ns parti
cularly interested in the Tariff of 1812," certainly
constitute a "large friction of the Whig Party;"
and yet Mr. King tells u* that they '• would prefer
war to a system uf Free Trade." (See his Oregon
speech, p 15.)
Does Air. King agree with them?
I do not believo that Air. Culieu has ever euden-
>red tn persuade the people that he wns “a loi
ter Whig Ilian Mr. King.” In his speeches, Mr
Cohen did pre-sthe fact thut Air. King'* veto on
the Internal Improvement Bill, nnd his prrstnl
opinion* ou ilia protective policy, were not in ac
cordance with the opinion* of the Georgia Whigs
i formerly proclaimed.
The Editor nftlie Republican cannot ever lirtre
consulted the file* of his paper, nnlerior lo his tak
ing chtrge of it, clso he would havo preferred to
have lot this subject romain in aboynnro.
Foremost among thn advocate: nf Free Trade
stood the Savannah Republican, from 1831 lo 1810,
and it wns then ns it is now, tha organ of thu name
party in Genrgl i which is st) led the "Whig Party,"
hut which unfurled tho broad bunnor of "Stale
Rights " Fierce were its onslaughts upon the pro
tective policy, hitter il« taunts upon the "submission
men," who Hill not believe that Nullification wus
"iho rightful remedy." Cun tho udimr of thu Re
publican havo tho hnrdihood to say tlmt the present
Whig pnrty uf Gcorgin, ns a tu-iss, have not com
plotely changed limit oil this question?
A Tu riff which should bear rtjnally upon thn
poor nnd tho rich, nnd limtcr nn branch of Ameri
can industry at the expauso nf any other, has al
ways been tho tamest dusiru of Di'inncnt*. The
Tariff of 18415 comes much nearer tn this limn any
which lmsuverh. au framed It is the work of
Democrats, and they will sustain it against that of
1842, or any other which may nerve to tax the arli
cles of consumption of the poorer classes nt a high
or rale lino those of tho rich.
Tho Democrats uf tho 1st Congressional Distriet
know Mr. Cohen well. They have an ii'udiog
faith in the integrity of lii*piincip!i**.nud ou Mon
day next limy will provo it hy giving him a hearty
support at tho Ballot Box.
"A Union Ann a Statb Rioiit* .Man or 1834."
fob
W. P,
by
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FROM NEW YORK, 8cpt. 24,
The Whig State Conventiim of NewYkI
at Uiicn yesterday, to nniniuaie esndJrf
Governor nud Lieiiienant Governor. J M v,
nf Livingston county, was miminn-eiirnrUi
and ll-.mihnii Fi-li, of New York city ( ft*ld
leonnt Goverunr.
Tile feeling in the flour market lo-iby j J
better, nnd holders nre more firm at tbsni
yesterday, and smll sales have hern msdrl \
urn Canal will icadilybring$4.87j. andsaw.
tend for $5.—Southern brand* lieldfirmljvH
in 4 87.j;—m some instances more is
No cliaoge in rye flour nr cum nieil.
There i* a steady demand forgrsiu ofilb
lull the snpnly is compHrnlivuly situll fa
Wheat is selling nl IDG lo 103 r|«„ and prwj
of other de-'criplinqs at 98 tu 100 cu; RycTSj
cl*, and prime yellow Corn 73 tn74.
Whiskey hns declined to23ja24jct<.p:fp|
There i* a holler feeling in the Cnitoari
and prices havo advanced j to jc, p«
sal s.
There is nn special change in decks. TfceW*
securities are firm at ye-ierdav's mica 01*.
93.j« 94; U S. G’s lO-jj; PeiilKylmiiSq
.Morris Canal fif; Harlem l’ailrond62|iffl.
Thn grocery nnd provision market* in i
previous rales.
The arrival of the Great Wr-lerli ill*
with tlntisnid anxiety by our tltcrrliant*. "
PA83KNGKRS.
Per itnamer General Clinch, fn m Clurtdiii-
O.itnu, USN.Tf Kino J G Cooke, j RIIm,1||
t'tew*, amt 3 dick.
SHIP NEWS.
4*ovi of Hiiriiuiiuli, Kept. 29, IM
[von Titr. ocolumn ]
ITIr. Cohen nud Ilia f.rllfi'.
DIRECT TAXATION.
Tho editor of thn Republican, in his paper ol
Friday last, Ins managed to kill two birds with one
stone, for he has misrepresented thn position nl
Air. Cohen and of the Democratic pnrty. As n
member of that pnrty, from my first vole to the
present day, I claim to know something about
wlnl we profess us our principles, nnd I am yet tu
loaru that "thn tendencies of that party uro towards
direct taxation."
The effort tn provo that .Mr. Cohen is "running
umlerevery flog iixcopt the Hag of<itmocraejf,"i»ton
ridiculous. He hns bean selected with vary grout u-
uaoimity hy tho Democracy ofllte 1st CmigroMion-
el Distriet ss their candidate, and they nre well sat-
blind ns to^his principles. It is wull utimigli lor
Air. King's friends to endeavor lo evade the true
questions at i*<nia by pretending tu raise a doubt
about ,Mr. Cohen's position. Air. King in u keen
ram, and I have no doubt ho must laugh hi his
sleeve, when ho sees his faithful friends try tn ex
plain his xigeeg course in polities. First a tin
nnuncer of tho U. 8. Bank, and then its warm
supporter,~a Nullillor of 1831, and voting uk.
■gainst tha tariff of 1842, nnd now a protectionist
and an oppossr of tho tariff of 1840, nnd a sup
porter of retaining the very tariff wluoli ha con
demned by hi* vote!! Verily, verily,consistency,
thy name ia not Thomas Butler King (111
The editor of the Republican, in his xeql to tilt
■ lance against Mr. Cohen, hassctually splintered
R against two champions of his own party, vis:
the lion. Robert A. Toombs, and the Hon. J. M.
Berrien.
Mr.Toomha, in hia recent speech oil tho tariff,
Mtye—"It is the efUfed policy of thW government
to raise the otdlniry revenue* by duties on im
port#. This polio; seems to he unistrsally *cyul-
•! l#m he propriety is ntidimtly dir
Wietnr’a Klnluttni af Wild Clicrrr.
This article, ns it* mine indicates, is a rhcmical
extract of Wild Clieiry. It is simple ami liaimles*
in it* effect—yet it is more efficacious ill obstinate
Coughs, Asthiin. Croup. Cnmmm|ttiou and I iver
Complaint, thuiinuy other medicine known to man.
It lias effected many marvellous cures—having
more the appearance of miracles than the effect nt
a natural remedy. The active ingredient of thu
balsam, "tho Extract," is not, nnd cannot ho known
or mnde hy any hut llm inventor Hence it is in.
vain to try rutin'dies that fail iu tlieir object ns often
ns they nre used.
William Heaver, E«q , Postmaster at Batavia. N
Y., write* that lie gave nil nfllictcd person one hoi-
tlo, tho oll'cct of which was so wondetfnl that it
created nn immndi »to and oxt.'iisive demand for it.
It needs hut lo he known tube universally used by
physician* a* well ns patient*.
None genuine unless signed "I. Butts" on the
wrapper, which is for s do wholesale and rctad by
T. M. TURNER, end
sep 29 I— A. PARSONS, Savannah.
ci.RARvn.
Itrif ( Hulun, Anilrews, Nhr--York — l WnM'ilD
llrip (li-orgii F. VVillienu, N«w, \Vil*ji*|t«
Vi'iglil.
Srhr. Ilunry JenViu*. l.icIttLurn, lli8«i»W—IU*lj-
tilvtiumr (ion, Clmrli, Hnnlen, (.'li»rle.tn»—A IstSV].
ARMVRh OX SATtlRMT.
Srlir <*ntlnii Plant, Kate*, (lyerhse. D()SMA|
ltaugli tlico, to K lialier»hRin tk Son.
Aiutiyy.ii ox su.WAt.
Rleancr Win. ti—inn, Alemlall, Pnlalka, !• I ■ ■
19 b.ilo. Saa lalanii Cotton, lo J ItoMou.
ahrii'kii vkstrhrat.
IJ.a. At ..it aleamer Ueu. Clinrh t1*rdr«. CtwdaS**
L.ilittM. Atilae |u Cenlr-<l Hull Hold, J ll»|*,l"
A Co, uud Uontiural & Itnrie.
SAILED.
Sclii. Homy Jciikim, l.ighlliiirn, Hrun.akk.
WENT TO SEA.
ttrij Clinton, Aiulrowt, Now-Voik.
DEPARTED.
Sluamer Hen. Cliuchi llanlmi. t'liarle»t"«-
NEW O It LEANS'. Sepi. U3~ri,l.
rrs. Antwerp; I.n lie Uuiun, Ardlown, Mii**X]
I'leiuilea, Caller, do. "j
Arr ltink J M Wain. II.ml.ad. rbilaMpUa«g
luun, llulwer.Dn, i*b-irlp*inn.
SEPT. 83—Cld. 11,ip Eliaatielh, H«ty- U,
IIAl.TIAIOItE,Hepi.*25—Arr *hn !ftoiL.Ud*V
pool; »rlir Alicl-i Hall, Turk* 1.1.n l. a
CM. l-rijr Kulu IVndersart. E»#o*, We»tl»»*A"
Mary Jane, l.iiclirr. Key Wr«i.
Sailed, «hr. Alary tnsuiia, Alavei
PLOKID.t UTKItl IMOKH
For «lark Creek, F. I’. vlaB
sin, ItI'liiiAtvick, St* MarysiF
sunvillc* Fittolain nnd
> ft Tho alcamer UN uMi
&0&8iS£.Capl. Win. C. MewjJ;"!
for the uhow. plucus. To-Morrow.
A M., nnd each succeeding
eiiuic hour iliroiighonl the season. 1WJ2
arrive at Savannah on die Sunday awnm
lowing. Trnrelh rs going N"Hh,e
night of thoir arrival, iu the J
Mail Stcnm Packets for CharMow.er
Lion of Packets lor New York. #•*** *,
ry Monday. For freight or Tj
board, or to JOHN W- L0N«J
N. B — A line of Post t’oichrs
the Boat at Picolata, to carry jia«o p r n
Mnocogcp Knili'Oiid.
Book*of Suh*criptinn for Stock in tho Alusco- gustino. ,.
gee Rail Ron! Company will he opened under ! . All freiphl P»veW1“ ') 1,e ^^^
. , ' , , . , _ ring the nbsonco ol the boat n wm k
tho superintendence of the umlmicnud Commis- j -Ul Jr,. (■ ri , l , n p r |, ar ^e. —
siouors. This Day, at 12 o'clock, nt (lie Railroad '
Bank, uml will remain open until further notice.
Savuinmli and Flontw*
Pnckt'l LinP.
R R CIJYLER. ) ' FlICKPl I*»nr«
JOHN W. ANDERSON, fown. ro J!.J‘A l j}2 KA l i JgA JWKM
K. HAMILTON, {_ sgiVfom*
vepl 2d
UlrrfioM Notice.
An oluction will bo held nl the Court House in
the city or Sivannali on .Monday, tho filth day of
October next, fora member of Congress to repre
sent the First District af the Slate of Georgia, be
tween tho hours, and under thu nupeniitandenc*
prescribed hy law. Tho county Sheriff nud Con
stables nre required to attend ami preserve order.
By order of the Justices of the Inferior Court.
sept 23 ROBT. W. POOLER, c t. c. c. c.
Cenlrul Itnll Itoud,
On nnd nflor this Hny, until further notice, the
Passenger Trains will Icavo Savannah nt 10, P.
A!„ and Macon daily nt 2.J. P. ill., nud run through
iu eleven houra.
Fare between Mncott nud Savannah,
In PaMnn«or Car, $7 00
lit Baggage Car, 4 75
Between Savannah and any Way Stution. nnd
between Macon end any Way Station, nnd from
nny intermediate Station to another intermediate
Station, the fare will bt
In passenger Car, for rneh station, 371 cents*
In Baggage " 25 "
TH08. PURSE,
nttg 3 — Gan. Sup. Transportation.
Agent* far Ike 8*r««nnk Geerglnn,
In New York—Mr. V. U. Palmzh, No. 38 Wil
liam atreat.
In Boston—Mr. V. D. Pauikii, No. 12 Slate
street.
In Phlladelphla^-Mr. V. B. Palmkr, corutjrol
Third and Chesnut etroets.
In Beltimmu—Air, V. B. Palmkr, corner of
BelUmoiRMd Calvert elitcls.
.... ricoil
riiintll’t (■'. S. Mail (cr Ut
TIIBWS. Culil. P. SloN.llr>*"*Hr
timrougli repair, wdl leave fe r Ul * ,, o f
on Saturday, 3d Oct. nl 4 4 * cl .V < *t
freight Or passage, lutvmg excelie* 11
lions, apply ou hoard, or to , lin0M i
WOOD & CLAtilWRiy
N. U.—All Freight pnynbleg
will ho re eived in store during
boat free of charge. „,.«ithi
P. 8.—The above Boat
ahaiwuii Mail Line nt Black A a e«st
.on’s Mail Mago at Picolata for® JL„
steamer Sarah Spalding t*» " n ,
Alouroe. This boat will * rr,,r *
Thursday, before the departure ^
for Charleston, and in llwe g
paok.ta which sail every
nOll SALE* twoTUrca Ar.'* f}
t i.tse Iho Hebrew Cemetry. •"“Tjj
don Tito land i* of fi^* l' office 9
low. For particulars, apply 8,1 . g, ||A
sept 29 3— -—arci
iirAliKKHEL-N.
ill half bbls, for sale by
sept 29
Bfc-Nowf* 0111
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