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THE SAVANNAH GEORGIAN, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15. 1854.
PARTY LEADERS.
a.klivofJalferann. Hamilton, J*ck*m, Uay and Ran-
LJak IWJwlii. ■*
^isicb** of •!» Live* and judicial service* of iha chief
of lli* United Stales. by 0. Van Santvnord.
rirt<a<* <>■«• edl«M».i>r sM day* In lb* old dominion, by
twachsui.'i
tm n»uit> In iba Valley, by KuiellaH. Cat Ian.
OauUln»:of the Unman Republlo. or compared with
Jv_al ,„o,l#rn strategist, by wm. H. Herbert.
^riVate'* life nndaplaUo* erf tb*8t. Paul, with map*
JOHN I'l'KAND'l
$ITWU’’R FRENCH niTTHFR.
* (Wtalo IV* f ‘ M Ulatuhwey. Weakness of the Stomach
A lability IHipap'l v, Fever aud Ague, and all Complaint*
from a derangement of iha N’ervouaSystem ; it may
JJlJJ | n w |n« and aplrlta without at all Injuring It* modi-
•S!2KlS-f different preparation* of tho day. non*,
in our »lnd. meet tha Indication aowall a« tho article
tort named. Any body oan make a uiadlclna. but to
!it»«ona that wlllba oounbenanoad and recommended hr
Ih, u»dlcal Profcaalon ta quit# another thing ; the French
wiifta U countananoad and raoowimandad by tho Medical
rtlulir for disease* Inoldant to our climate, rla: Derange-
n .ot of tha Stomach, Cholera, Ague, Reinltteut and Bilious
L—l Pyapepala,liability of tlia Nervousayatem, 4c. lor
*UbJ may# A - WWAUD. Agent.
TEAS, dtc.
40 half chaaU Una Blaok Teaa In or and half lb
packages, SO do do Hyson do. 60 13, n and 4 lb cad-
dy boxes One Hyaon fees. 40 4 and It lb do Rlack
_ Ido. 160 nami medium alto atraw paper. 100 do
Maallla do, 160 do oomrnon alaa atraw do, 100 do Tea do, 40
4o hardware do, 400 boxaa negro plpea. largo bowl and
iiit, la atore, and for sale bjr
jjg SCRANTON.
. JOHNSTON 4 CO.
DR. LEVER’S NEW WORK.
S IR JaaparOaraw Kent, hia Ufa aud Experience, by Hr
Charlea Layer.
tha Orator’a Touchstone. or Eloquence Simplified, by
Hugh McQueen.
Hughea’Clinical Practice of Auacullatlon.
Bennett on the Pathology and Treatment of Syphllltio
piaeaaea.
Ricoid'a Illuatratlonaof Syphllltio Dlaeaaea, with 60 large
I to colored platen.
The American Journal of Medioal Science* for July,
leslle’a Lidia* Gaaette for July,
rhillipa on inauranee, la*t edition.
Arnould on Inauranee, with Perklna’ Note* of American
Cow. Jy*> W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
MOHR BOOKS—FRESH ARRIVALS.
Received by S S. Sibley, Auguet 16.1864.
T URKEY. Russia. the Black S*a. aud Circassia—by Cap
tain Spence, author of ‘•Travel* in Circassia.” “We*,
tern Caucasus.” Ac with colored Uluatration*, uumeron*
inxra’ring*, and a mop—Lradon edition.
(Irator'a Touchatone—by Hugh MoQueen.
Fifty Yeara In both Iferalapherea, or Reminiscence* of
tha Ufa of a former Merchant—by Vlncont Nolle.
Science of Tbinga Familiar, a guide to Scientillc Knowl
edge—by R«» Dr Brewer,
fbe Renegade Gipaey.
Falkland, a novel—Bulwar.
More of Planter’s Northern Bride.
Alone—by Marion Harland. author of Kate Harper. Ac.
Corinne,or Italy—by Madame I)e Stael Halstein.
More Georgia Scene*.
Loolalana Swamp Doctor. For aale at
a ugl7 No 136 Congre*a-atreet.
Rtieumatliim Cured!
KITH Kit INFLAMMATORY, ACUTE OR OIUUlMC.
.Vo diffsrmes lew seven or Aow long sWietiwj;
fltUK undersigned, Druggists, have for aale that Invalna-
1 ble and sure remedy. MorUmuv't HAenemhc fLmy.ujmf,
jow so universally known and ao highly appreciated by
many thousands who have long been orlpplea and Rave
been restored to perfect health by Ita uae. The axVenalva
manufacturing arrangements, as also a dealre to meet tha
clrcuumtanea of all who may be alllloted with this disease,
aud make It, to them, the onurwr, as It Is the most
OKi.M.N. mode ot treatment have determined the proprlc
tora to reduce loe prioa to TH»K* ooLUM per bottle ; at
which the agenta will aell It In future.
J. H. CARTER A 00.. I . ||U
A. A SOLOMONS* 00.
Sold In Oglethorpe, by Pambeiton k Kills; Macon by L
l.illle, and Payne k Neablttl Mllledgtvllle, by '/„ W. Little;
Marietta, by Win. Ibmta ; Augusta, by lUvIfeml. Ulaley A
Co..and Win. II. Tutt, Montgomery, Ala., by II. R. Jones
A Co., aud Cunningham. Cole A Co ; at wholesale by A A.
Solomons A Co., and J. II. Carter A Co., Savannah, Ua.j
Havllaud. Harrell A Co., and P. M. Cohen A Co.,Charleston,
S. C„ andJ. Wright A Co.. No. 161 Chartres street. New
Orleans.and by Druggists generally throughout the Bulled
States.
Tha above are also agents for tho aale of that Invaluable
preparation, already so extensively aud popularly known
by hundreds of thousands throughout the United Slat* s,
MOIlTHHOUE’fl
BITTER CORDIAL AND BLOOD PUUIFIFR.
Tho Immense aale of this Cordial, during the last two
year*, and the universal satisfaction It has given to all—
(noludlng hundreds of tha moat respectable physician*
throughout the country—prove* It the moat valuable Al
terative and Blood 1’urlAer ever known, for tbe treatment
of all dlseasea arising from Indigestion, a torpid condition of
thel.lrer, or Impurities of the Blood While as a Proven
live of disease*, especially those of a Bilious and Intermit
tent type, nothing lias been found to equal It.
Tills l* a purely vegetable extract, pleasant to take, and
K rfeotly harmless—even with the feeblest constitution.—
i action I* simple, yet producing the most wonderfully
beueHclal result*. As an agreeable Tonic, it promotes
healthy digestion, at the same time replenishing the gas
tric juices and furnishing healthy chyle, thereby imparting
purity and vitality to the Blooil, equalise* its circulation,
newly electrified throughout every pvopor channel, atiinu-
late* Hie Liver to healthy notion.
lto-InvlKoratca and Restores the Enfeebled
end Debilitated.
and thus, not only removing disease butfortifying the aya
tem against Its attacks, and producing and maintaining a
Glow of Health and Boauty of Complexion.
Tills Cordial and Blood Purifier, should be kept In every
family and used bv every Individual, as It may not only
save to them hundreds of dollars, but also save them from
aflliction, and eveu save Ufa itself.
Price one dollar per bottle.
Druggist* and merchant* will be allowed a liberal die-
count on both the above preparations, and can procure it
of our wholesale agents, as above, at our wholesale prlcea.
DOWNING A 00., Proprietors.
No. 1 Barclay street. New York ; South-western Depot
in Louisville, Kentucky, orders may be addressed at either
place feblb—ly
Bttiltugg (Earl)*.
MlOVlli MelNTONH,
ATTORNAT UW, JaekwmviUi, Fla.
UKOHUR TROUP HOWARD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OJIce, corner ttf Whitaksr-st, and Bay-lane, Savannah, Ga
THOMAS T. LONG,
ATTORNEY AT UW AND BOUCITOR GENERAL, K. DMT
<)ffict t onm*r Hay and Wamard-rfriwA, AauannaA.
ORDINARY'!) OFFICE,
Corner qf Bay and Whltaker-struot*. Cilice hours from U
A. M .toa, P, M.| and from 8><, P. M. to 8, V. M.
JNO. M. M1LLHIV,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Oihot comer if Whitaker and Hay itreeU,
Will practToe in tlie Courts of Sariven. Bulloch, Effingtiam.
Bryan. Liberty. McIntosh. Glynn, Camden and Chatham
oountles. feb 7
JOSEPH GANAIIL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office. Bay street, over the Beading Room of tho Republi
can, eiilranoe Immediately east of Messrs. Price A Veadiir
FERDINAND MOULTON,
ATTORNEY ANI) COUNSELLOR AT UW.
Wathinyton City, D. C.,
Will practise In the varioua Court* of the IHatrlot, and at
tend to the proseoution of olalma against the Govern
ment. Juueaa
M ai/llIT BM1TI1
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Alligator, East Honda.
Will practice in the Eaateru and Southern counties. Refur
to Col. S. S. Sibley, and R. B. Hilton, Esq., 8avannah, Ga.
J. W. PATTERSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Troufiville, Lowndes County, Ga.
iTw. BAKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Monlicetto, Jefferson County, Florida.
Reference—Hon, W. B. FUWPO, Savannah, Qa. feba
T. W. BAKER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Will attend the Superior Courts lu the oouuties of Chatham.
IJberty, McIntosh. Camden, Olynn, Wayne, Ware. Ap-
pllng and Tattnall.
LEMCPi SYKUP.
B EST BLACK BOTTLES, per box $4, keg syrup per gallon
$87$. do do per 20 gallon 76«, kegs extra, each 37$.
Assorted Candies,
Per 100 ft $13; Sugar Plums. Fruit Drops, Ao.. $18.
Allarticles of first quality. No charge for delivery at
railroad or steamboats. T. C. RICE,
Candy aud Syrup Manufacturer.
mar28—dAwly Savannah. Oa.
THOMAS HUGHES HINES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT UW,
Troupoille, Georgia,
Will praotlse in the Clrccult Courts of Thomas, Uiwudea,
Clinch, Ware, AppRng and Irwin.Georgia; and In tho Cir
cuit Courts of Jefferson, Madison and Hamilton, of the
Middle Circuit of Florida, and In Alachua and Columbia
eountlea In tho Eastern Circuit of Florida. Will attend to
the claims of all persona before the Departments at Wash
ington.
JESSE T. BERNARD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Newnansvitle. Fla.
References—George L. Brown, William Dell, Newnanarllle,
“ ; R. B. Hilton, Boston A Villalonga, Savannah. Ga.
DICKENS' NEW WORK.
H ARD TIMES, by Dickens—price 12X cents.
Fifty Year* In both Hemispheres, or Reiulniscuiicos
of a former Merchant—by Vincent Nolte.
The Youth of Jefferson, or College Sciapes.
The Natural History of the Human Speclos—by Lt Col
Chas Hamilton Smith, with engravings.
Gliddon and Nott's Types ol Mankind, cheap edition.
A Thesaurus of English words, to facilitate the expres-
lion of ideas and aaalat in composition—by Peter Mark
Roeet.
Tha Edinburgh Review, for July.
Tha British and Foreign Medico Chirurgical Review, or
July.
Fashion and Famine; Tbe Barclays of Boston; Bishop
ivas’ Trial* of a Mind in the progress to Catholicism: Bish
op Kip’* Catacombs of Rome: The Priest and the Hugue
not; Leather Stocking and Silk. Ao.
*ogl7 U "
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
NEW BOOKS AND REPUBLICATIONN.
R eceived by 8.8. sibiey.
Turkey and the Turka, by J. V. C Smith.
Now-a-Daya,a venr Interesting book. Illustrated.
Easy Nat, or the Three Apprentices, a tale of life in New
l’ork ami Boston, by A. L. Stlmson.
Julticnne, the Daughter of the Hamlet, by Hugh De Nor-
maud.
Daniel Boone and the Hunters of Kentucky,by W. H. Ro-
gart.
Tha Flitch of Bacon or the Custom of Dunmow, a tale
of English Home, by William Harrison Ainsworth.
Katharine Walton, or the Rebel of Dorchester, by W.
Gilmore Simms.
Tbe Partisan, a Romance of the Revolution by W. Gil
more Simms.
Meilicbampe A Legend of the Santee, by the same author
new and revised editions.
Woman’s love, by Eugine Sue, a year after marriage by
T. S Arthur.
The Mysteries of ff convent, by a noted methodlst preach
er.
Sir Jasper Care w Kant, his life and experiences by Chas.
Laver.
Hard Times, a new novel, by Charlea Dickens.
The Spanish Heroine, a tale of Cuban Patriotism.
Dark Shade* of a city life.
More of Wearyfoot Common, Ritchie’s New Enchanting
Novel. For sale at No 136 Congress,
aogl6.
BOOKS I BOOK8I1 BOOKS!!!
Received by S. S. Sibley, Sept. 6,1864.
C APTAIN Canot, or twenty year* of an African Slaver,
by Brantx Mayer, Illustrated.
The Dukes Frixe, a stogy of art and heart in Florence, by
Lieut. Murray.
The Rye House Plot, or Ruth the conspirators.
Daughter, by E. W. Reynolds, vol. 2, and conclusion.
The Nunaery Basket, a hand book ot practice.
IHractinns for young mothers, Stewart’s Diary for 185
saptB
THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
S ANDWICH Islands Notes, by A Ilaole. with engrav
ings
Twenty Year* in tho Phllllpine Islands, by De I-a Giro-
nlere. (Itoctor p»blo) with numerous engravings.
American Cottage Builder, by J Bullock, or Homes for the
People, with numerous plans.
Punch’s Honey Moon,and other comicalities, with Illus
trations by MoClenan.
Ticonderoga,or tho Black Eagle, by G.P. R. James.
Katherino Ashton,by Sewell, author of Amy Herberd
Chemistryof Ocmmon IJfe. No. 3.
Historyof RjrrMuis, by Jacob Abbott.
The Iiondott lancet, for August.
Iaslie’s ladles Gaxette, for August.
auglO W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
LINEN DAMASK.
GRAY, BROTHERS
H AVE just received, a very superior article of real dou
ble Damask.
Also, a few pieces of superfluo French Cloths and Cassl
meres, to which they would respectfully invite the atten.
tlon of the public. * J e 16
DYING AND RENOVATING
ESTABLISHMENT,
73 York street, near the Court House. Savannah. Georgia.
icn\iBU8URi> in 1832.
T HE subscriber, grateful to hla patron* and friends for
their continued favors, would state that, in addition
to tho improvements in living, acquired by him during hia
last visit to England and Scotland, has made arrangements
ior extending his business, by which he is now enabled to
Dye a greater variety of colors on silk and woolen dresses,
shawls, kc.. which he trusts will generally please all who
mar favor him with their patronage
Gentlemen’s garments dyed, cleaned or renovated,
may be required. In the same superior style which has gen
erally so much pleased hia pations and friends.
Ladles’ bonnet* dyed, bleached and pressed In the mca*
fashionable style*.
Orders from the country punctually attended to. Term*
moderate. . • .
When parcels are sent by steamboats or railroad, wo
should be sent him by letter, through the Post Office,
that he may know where to oall for them.
n0T ]$ ALEXANDER GALLOWAY^
NA MOTU,
O R Reef roaring* in the South Seas. By EP Perkins,
with maps and plates.
Now-a-days, Weary-foot Common. By Leitch Ritchie.
Harper's Magazine, for September.
White’s Historical Collections of Georgia.
Miller’s Practice of Surgerjr, By Sargent.
Miller’* Principles of Surgery.
Carpenter’s Principles of Comparative Physiology.
Owen on the Skeleton and Teeth.
Bushman’s Animal and Vegetable Physiology. ^
Rosa’s Leading Cases or Commercial law; Spence's Equity
Jurisdiction. 2 vols: Wheaton’s Law lexicon, or Dictiouary
of Jurisprudence; Bissett on Partnership; Hillyard on Ma
rine Insurance; Pritchard's Admiralty Practice; Finlaxnu's
leading Cases on Pleading; Blackburn on the Contrast of
8ala; Pindor’s Digest of the Laws of Pennsylvania; Libra
ry of Law and Equity, 16 vols, for $16.
•el W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
STILL OPEN—MORE BOOKS.
Received October 10(A, 1854, 6y S. S. Sibley.
N A MUTU. or Reef Rovings in the Sonth Seas, by Ed
ward T Perkins.
Tbe Ladle*’ Guide to Boautr, containing practical advice
forthe Complexion, tho Hands, Eyes, Teeth, 4c., Ac., with
numerous receipts 4c.. by Sir James Clark.
Fred Arden, or the Jesuit’s Revenge, by J F Smith. Esq.,
author of Amy Iawrence, Minnie Grey. 4c.
Vale College Scrapes, by John D Vose, author of Seven
Nights in Gotham, 4c.
KdwardSeville, or tbe Rescued Nun, a Convent and its
Wrongs, by Baron St. Ledger.
More of Turkey, Russia, the Rlnck Sea, uml Circassia, by
CapL Spencer. London Edition.
Fashion and Famine, by Mrn Ann S Stephens.
ocll For sale at No. 136, Congress Street.
TO THE PUBLIC.
11 ’HE undersigned, with a view of winding up the estate
J. of Jas. H. Sheahan. and of closing tbe business of the
late firm of Jaa. H. and M. Sheahan. has this (lay disposed
of the entire stock of Dry Goods at the old sUnd, No. 126
Broughton-atreet. and transferred the leaso of said store
to Messrs. Gray, Brothers, formerly of this city, but more
recently of Augusta, Ga.
In withdrawing from business, tho undersigned takes
pleasure in tendering to hia late friends and patrons his
sincere thanks for the uniform support extended to him (lu
ring tho whole of tbe time that ho has been engaged in
business in Savannah, and feela that he cannot too strong
ly recommend to their patronage bis successors, who are
prepared to give them all the advantages which can bo
rendered by an extensive capital, a thorough knowledge of
business and a character for honesty, propriety and fair
dealing, which seldom fall to secure success for their pos
sessors. M. SHEAHAN.
Savannah. May IT, 1RM. «ay20
GRAY BROTHERS,
OF AUGUSTA. GA.,
B F.(» to inform the cltisena of Savannah and vicinity, that
they have purchased the entire stock of Dry-goods of
Mr. M. Sheahan. 126 Broughton-st., where they will open a
branch of their business on Monday morning next, May
22d. with large additions of new and desirable goods, to
which they would respectfully Invite the attention of the
public
Savannah, May 19,1864—may20
SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Session of 1854-*5.
R. D. Arnold, M. D.. Prof, of Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
P. M. Kollock, M. D., Prof, of Obstetrics.
W. G. Bulloch, M. D., Prof, of Surgery.
C. W. West, M. D.. Prof, or Medical Chemistry.
ILL. Byrd. M. D.. Prof, of Mateira Medica and Thera-
peutics. _
E. H. Martin. M. D.. Prof, of Institute* of Medicine.
J. G. Howard, H. D.. Prof, of Anatomy.
J. B. Rkad. M. D , Prol. of Pathological Anatomy and
Demonstrator of Anatomy.
J. J. Whit, M. D , Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy.
T HE Regular Course of lectures in this Institution, will
commence on the Qtst Monday In Novembor. and ter
minate in tho following March. Preliminary Lecture* will
be delivered from Monday, tho 16th day of October, until
the commencement of the Regular Course, for which no
additional fee will bo required. Student* have free access
to the Medical and Surgical Ward* r t the Savannah Hospi
tal. This extensive charity Is under the medical control of
two members of the Faculty, by whom Clinical Lecture*
are delivered. In addition to this, they have ample oppor-
tunity for learning practical medicine at the College Clin
ique, which Isopen daily to patients.
During the past session upwards of two hundred case*
were prescribed for. and over thirty surgical operatious per-
formed in the the presence of tho students at the Clinique.
Material for Anatomical investigations will be abundantly
supplied. Fees—Matriculation. $6; Full Course of Lec
tures. $106; Demonstrator, $10; Graduation. $30. For fa
ther information, address, post paid,
je!7 H. L. BYRD. M. D..Dean.
A PPlilS. ETC.—10 barrels apples, 10 barrels potatoes.
10 barrels onions. For sale and to arrive per bark
Sophia,from Boston. Apply to
L IME.—1600 barrels lime, landing from brig Tallulah, at
Johnson's wharf. For sale by
ocl BRIGHAM. KELLY 4 CO.
C ORN—200 sacks Corn, received and for sale by
marll W B, MACLEAN 4 00
R EADY MADE FROCK COATS.—An assortment of
i-erlor black cloth frock, fancy casslmere, businesa
frocks, received ncr Knoxville WM. R. SYMONS,
■e24 Draper 4 Tailor, 17 Whltaker st.
R EADY MADE PANTS.—A variety of fancy French cassi-
meres, and black doo skin casslmere pants, just receiv
ed tor sale low by WM. R SYMONS,
se24 Draper 4 Tailor, 17 Whltaker-st,
barathed silk, figured black and fancy silks, black and
colored casslmere vests, just receivod for sale by
WM. R. SYMONS,
se24 Draper 4 Tailor, 17 Whitaker at.
C HOICE LIQUORS.—30 hair pipes Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.
Brandy, pale and (lark, our own importation, vintages
from 1840 to 1862; 10 pipes Header Swan Gin. 20 qr casks
Madeira Wine, 10 do do Port do. 16 demijon* old Scheidam
Gin, demiinned In 1846, in store.and for sale by
jy« SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO.
R ECEIVED BY STEAMER.—Maltese Lace, wash blond,
ladies’ lisle, thread hose, dotted Swiss muillns, white
bonnet ribbons, ladies’ and gents gauze vests. 4c.. for sale
by
in*y9
Da WITT 4 MORGAN.
T ABLEAUX.—The subscriber has an exhibition, at his
store, a fine piece of Mechanism, comprising Railroad,
Telegraph. Ships. Wind and Water Mills, Baloons, Water
fall and Clock, all in motion, and In connection with a fine
Picture, being probably the most beautiful thing of the
kind yet seen In Savannah. O. B. MITCHELL,
jnar4 Successor to F Zogbanm 4 Co
C'UGAK AND MOLASSES.—10 hhds Porto Rico Sugar, 10
O do Cuba do, 46 bbls Stuart’s A, B and C do, 20 bbls
Crashed and Powdered do, 76 bbls Cuba Molasses, 50 do N
0 Syrup, for sale by apt> McMAHON 4 DOYLE.
lIO IRON,—200 tons Scotch Pig Iron, landing from "bfii
- tlon of the ladles of Savannah, and sourroundlng coun
try, to the following new and beautifalgoods which we have
just received, vlx : silk Paris mantillae. laced gimp mantil
las, black nett scarfs, col’d. ncet scarfs, ladies cravats and
ties, French worked collars, laced capes, cheralxetta and un
der sleevec,'oonnet ribbon.gauze cap ribbon, black velvet
ribbon. Alexandres light kiu gloTes, black nett mitts, col’d.
•Ilk and lisle gloves, with a large variety of other article*
too numerous to mention. Please call and see for yonr-
aalvea; all of which will be sold on the best possible term*
by ’ MblO AIKIN 4 BURNS.
B ITTER —20Tubs fresh May Butter, received per steam
er Knoxville, and for sale by
j* 8 McMAHON k DOYLE.
QHORTS.—300*sacks forsale by „
VJ ivtf McMAHON k DOYLE.
C IGARS.—8.000 superior Neptune brand. 6,000 do Pen-
arvel,6.000 Riobando, 3 casks old Bourbon Whisky, 20
baskets Champagne, Just received and for sale b|r
IJ ECeTvEI), per bark RadTent, 70 barrels Potatoes. 100
I v flonoldson's Hams, 2 casks Bacon Shoulder*. 2 cask*
Slitmill 4 J l> JESSE.
pOR SALE.—Five fee aimple Lots, near the Park, will be
* sold on accommodating terms. Apply to ....
jal7 WYLLY 4 MONTMOLLIN.
O IL AND SOAP.—10 bbla wlnter”atralned Oil, and 10
box** chemical Olive Soap. J<
Sraitb. and for aale by mv28
[ l<4l'()IW-i00 tibia prime N O Whisky. 60 bbla fine and
J-4 choice old Monongahela Whisky. 60 bbla 1 help*’ Gin,
tO do P 4 H do,30 do Brandy, for a
Jy7
„le by
WEBSTER 4 PALMES.
B ACON—60 hhd* prime Bacon Side*. 20 do do Shoulder*
16 tes sugar cured Ham*, landing and foraale by
augl6 BCRANTON. JOHNSTON k 00.
ra. 20 half bbla Fulton Market Beef, far *»y
augl& HYLAND k O’NEILL.
DUTTF.R, FLOUR, 4c.—20 kegs and 20 tuba selected Oo-
** 'hen Butter.66 bbls Hiram Smith’s and Genesee Flour.
♦0 half bbls extra Canal do. 100 boxes Scaled Herrings, 60
•*9 Hunch Raisins, landing from steamer. „T
j*14 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A CO.
H AMB.-600 Ronolson's prime new Hams, Unding"thl*
day per schr Somerset from Baltimore, and tor aale by
ap» 00DEN 4 BUNKER^
DECEIVED, per steamer Alabama, and In atofe. 10 bxa
-J-V Oranges. 10 do Iaraons. 1 sack English Walnuta, 6 do
p *«an Noli, 20 bxs Raisins. 6 do Citron. 76 do Bardina*.
n»hl4 J. I). JESSE.
f nnU-600 bbls Lira*, landing from sobr. Mary E. Par-
V Mmi - and for sale by .
r«7 BRIOnAM. KELLY 4 00.
W ANTED-100 Palmetto logs, not lea* than 12 feet In
length. Apply to
jyIB T. J. WALSH, 170 Bay-at.
SUNDRIES—20 bbla Mercer I’otatoeaf 20 do. Applaa very
,, fln «; 10 boxes Oranges; 10 do Lemons, Raisin*. Dates,
Almonda,p*c*n Nuta. English, Walnuts, Ac. Ac.. Juatre-
(•ivedpar ataamer Augusta, and for aala by
*"•* CHAMPION A WATTS.
(V EW ORLEANS SUGAR. WHISKY AND BACON.—89
J hhda refined Sugar,4 do charifled do, 0$ bbla Whisky,
(4hM| prime Shoulder*, 10 do sugar oared Ha mi, landlai
Mftiii**/ apM oowof fcroiwa.
L Clarence, and for sals by
m*y26
BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
S ALT—300 sacks for sale by
July 16
McMAHON A DOYLE.
B U.
new Goshen Butter, 50 boxes do do Cheese, 60 do new
Scaled Herrings, received jier steamer and faniale by^
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
A black girl, 17, house servant
A black woman. 35, good cook, and her two boys 8 and 10.
A black woman. 36. good cook, washer and ironer.
A black woman, 36, good cook, and her three daughters,
16,11 and 9, sold to be kept in the city.
Three black boy*, 13, 14 and 13.
A black man, 30. good axe man.
A black man. 22, good bricklayer.
ap!13 WYLLY A MONTMOLLIN
R IO COFFEE, Ac.—149 bag* prime green Rio Coffee, 60
dodo Porto Rico do, 60 maU and 20 bags old Govern
ment Java do, 20 casks pints Byass’ London Porter. 20 bxi
Treadwell’s Soda Crackers, 60 dos painted handled Brooms,
100 do do Buckets, 26 bbls Luther Felton 4 Son’s Boston
RunUandingandtorsal.^
TON, JOHNSTON 4 CO.
J^ACON—10 ; 000 pound* handaome Tennessee Bacon
store, and for safe by
may28
C
OGDEN A BUNKER.
ORN.—160 baga prime Tennessee Corn. In store, and for
aale by may3 _ COHEN A FOStHCK*
-White and striped Oanaburga
P LANTATION GOODS.- -— r ¥1 -
brown and etriped Shirting*, bln Homespuns, IJnen
Ovnaburgs,Calicos. Ac., for sale by
:>*WITT A MORGAN
HOULDERS.—to hhds prim* Bacon Shoulders, fa stoar
and for safe by Jy2 COHEN 4 FOSD1CK.
A T REDUCED PRICKS.—Bareges, tissues, organdie*
c met*, lawns. French prints, brilliants, calicos, i
and lace mantillas, white and fancy linen drills, colored do,
4c.,lor safe by Jyl8 ItaWlTT 4 MORGAN.
S OAP. STARCH AND CANDLES.—80 bxs No 1 and Fam
lly Soap. 30 do Fancy do. 85 do Beadell's Pearl Starch
70do patent mould Candles, 40 do Adamantine do. for sale
by may7 McMAHON A DOYIJC.
f ^l/jURT—200 sacks Just received and for sale by
£ jy26 McMAHON A IV0YL1
L IME.—800 bushels air slacked Lime. For aale by
A. McALPIN AO),
, u( {26 Williamson 1 * building, Bay-st,
ECF3VED PER ALABAMA.—Black mouslln da lainea
and crape veils, black and colored belt ribbons,black,
whit* and colored crape ribbons, colors', and white bonnet
do. black velvet, satin and taffeta do. men’s gauxo merlna
vesta, do cashmere do, bleached sheetings, shirting stripe*
ofa'I
rjpOBAOOO AND 8EOARS.-60 box#* Grant * Williams'
I 6'* and 8'* Tobacco. 100 do asiorted brands dr . 15.000
60 bbla fresh ground Flour, Juat recelvad p*r ataamer and
SCRANTON. JOHNSTON A 00.
for safe by
auglO
O. A. O'UYllNM,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office 175 Ray street, over Turner A Co.’s Drug Store.
fotrut HfBJ btj €flrgroj>b.
u Talagraphed for the Georgian.
••-*••-••
M3T No (UsptUohea received.
IN COUNCIL. 1
Savannah, 6th October, 1864, j
11 Resolved, That all the feed and salaried officers of the
olty of Savannah, absent from tholr posts, who have ab-
•anted themselves without leave, or who have remained
beyond the time allowed to them, and who are not absent
Irom sickness, ho and they are hereby dismissed from the
offices now held by them; aaoh removal to take effect from
tho time when they abandoned thalr posts, or whon such
leave expired.
Nesolml. That the Clerk of Counoll be dlreeted to ascer
tain what officers are absent who come within the provis
ions ol tha foregoing resolution, and who are elected by
Council, aud that lie advortiae fur an election to fill all
such vacancies."
ulkctiunT notick.
U UDKK and by virtue of the abovo resolution*, Council
will, on Thursday, 19th October, 1864, elect a Chim
ney Contractor for tho eastern division of the city of Sa
vannah, to fill the vacancy created by the reinuval from
office of Augustus O'. Cannon ; also a Weigher of Hay, to
fill the vacauoy created by tho removal from office of Fran
cis Shlels.
Salary. Ronds.
Chimney Contractor Fees. $600
Weigher of Ilay Fee*. $200
Applicanti must state the names or their securities, and
hand In their applications on or before 10 o'clock, A. M., of
that day. unto EDWARD G. WII-80N,
octl2 . Clerk of Council.
S ~ HOT" AN D POWDERT—180 bags assorted’bird and drop
Shot: 100 kegs FFFG Powder,also halves and quarters;
600 lbs. Lead, In bars. For sale by
J. V. CONNERAT A CO.
Shipping anb Steamboat*.
UNITKD STATUS MAIL LINK—
.FOR NEW YORK—To losve on Friday. Mill
n’clook. P. M.—The splendid steamship F1/)R
IDA,('apt. If. H. Woodhuil, will leave her wharf as above,
nr freight or passage, apply to
ootll PADELFORD, FAY A CO.
Cabin Passage $26 00
Htoerago 9 00
«a IIALTIIHOIIK.—The paoket schooner E. L. B.
Wales. Hoffman inastar, can taka a few bales oottou
or domestics, If applied for immediately.
ocll F. J. OUDKN.
UaLTIMOKM.—The schr. Three Sons, lilgbee
SmUL master, haring most of per cargo engaged, can lake
llglitfri -•* ,T 1
V-/ far sale by
jvTOT SELLING"AT COST—But at very low prices. 12«
il cents, 12>^ cents—Just recelred, one case colored
French Mnsllni, good quality and fast colors, at 12>4 cents
per yard.may6 ADAMS A BRUNNER
C ODFISH AND HERRING—6 boxes prime Codflxh, 76
boxes scaled Herring, for aale by by
Je 8 McMAHON A DOYLE
AX SUITANE CHAMPAGNE—We would call the at-
AVA tention of the public to this celebrated brand ol
Champagne Wine, which we, having boen appointed sole
agents by the Importer, Arthur I-eary, of New York, offer
for sale In lots to suit purchasers. This wine is oqual in
flavor to any of the favorite brands now In general use.
and superior to many which It la fast superseding. Hotel
Proprietors, and others desiring it. can have Importations
made expressly for themselves, with their names labelled
on the bottles, by sending their orderi to us.
may3 OGDEN A BUNKER
tfrelght. Apply to
ocll
f.J. OGDEN.
FOlt UALTIMOttK—ilogular Line—
__^^The brig J08EPHUB. Wilson, master, will have de*.
patch as above. For freight or passage apply on board, at
Telfair's wharf, or to
oct8 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
NKWi YORK—The birk Peter Demlll,Capt.
wants 200 bales cotton to complete cargo.—
■ passage apply on board at Georgia Steam-
harf, or to oc7 ROWLAND A CO.
jaT~NKW YORK!—The bark Peter Demlll, Capt.
SaHiHooy. will bo ready for aea on Saturday. For freight
~ passage apply to tho Captain on board, or to
>c6 ROWLAND A CO.
Jka NKV
S2M£llo.'y.v
For Treight or
boat Co'*, wh*
JRff FIRST VKSBKL FOR NEW YORK.
lhe regular packet achooner L. B. DAVIS, Abell,
matter, will have quick despatch. For freight, of 200 bales
cotton, or passage apply to
octfl F. J. OODEN.
jO* UALTJMOIIK—The schooner O, O. 1’arsley,
jflKVan Gilder maeter, will meet with despatch as above.
For freight or paasage apply on board at Boston’s wharf “
“ ocl BRIGHAM. KELLY A CO.
Auction Bale*.
by t. j. Walsh. ’
Halo Continued.
On THURSDAY, Nov. Vth.wlllbe sold at (he Exchange
wharf, at 11 o'clock, at (lie store formerly occupied by
John Doyle.deceased,
The stock of Groceries aud Liquor*, and nil il.e perish
able articles in said store. Hold by leave ot the Ordinary
of Chatham county, and for the benefit of the heirs and
creditors of said estate. The sale will continue from day
to day until disposed of.
Also, a horse and wagon. Termecash. oclll
On MONDAY. Nov. 13th, will be sold at the store corner of
West Broad and Htewart-streets, commencing at eleven
o'clock. . _ „ ...
The stock ot Groceries, lJquors and Dry Goods, belong
lug to the estate of John Doyle, deceased. Sold by leave
of the Ordlnajy of Chatham county, for the benefit of the
heirs and creditors of said estate. Tbe sale will continue
from day to day until disposed of. Terms cash. octl 1
Administrator's Sale Continued.
On Tuesday,December 6th. will be sold In front ofthe Court
House, between the legal hours of sale.
Is)t of Land, and Improvments, situated on Railroad it.,
having one hundred and twenty-five feet front, aud run
ning 212 feet to Harris street—bounded on the East by the
lands of Scanlan and Minis, and West by Mr. Kelley’s. Also
a Lot of lend in Camden County,containing twelve hun
dred and twelve acres, moreor less, bounded on the South
by the St. Mary’s River, on the Esat by the lands of Mclu-
tosh, on the North by May’s lands and on the west by Cat
Fish Creek. A most desirable situation for mill sites.—
Maps of both Lota can be seen at the Countfag Room.
Fold by leave of the Ordinary, and for the benefit of the
Heirs of the Estate of Samuel Griffin, late ofChatham coun
ty. deceased. Purchasers to pay for tiles.
„oc7 ROBERT H. GRIFFIN, Adm’tor.
Corn at private sale—20C bushels Corn, for safe at the
depot. augl
Auction Salts.
BY FHU.BH1CK 4k BELL.
Underwriter*’ Sal*.
THIS DAY ut il o’clock, will be add on Bolton’* wharf,
for account of Underwriters’ and all concerned, randiTaaila
and u lot of standing rigging. Damaged on brig R. M. Charl
ton, on her passage from this port bound for HavattkOnba,
and put back from etreas of weather. Sold under In*pac
tion of the Port Wardens. Terms cash. o*12
Administrator's Sale Postponed.
On FRIDAY. the 13th of October next, at 10 o’clook. will ha
sold at Wlnckler's Brick Store, toot of West Broad straat,
recently occupied by Edward Rogers,
Sundry perishable article*, Groceries Ac., Ae.,b*l
to the estate or Edward Rogers, decaasad. sold by
slon of court and by order ot tha administrator. Terms
“»!'• octll
.. . Underwriters' Sale.
THIS DAY, at 11 o’clock, on Habersham-straat, will b*
sold, far account of underwriters and all concernad,
168 casks and 34 halt casks Rice, damaged on board brig
Robert M. Charlton, on her passage from this port boud
for H-ran. Cuba, -ad back f, om .tna. <5 .aatte.
Sold under Inspection of the Port Wardens Terns cash.
octll
Now landing, Potatoes and onions at private sals. os4
Fine Potatoes at private sale—10 bbls line Potatoes, Jut
received and for sale. Terms cash. aagt
Corn at private tale—260 bushels Corn, Just revel *0
and for sale in lots to suit purchasers. angl
Bale Rope. *
On SATURDAY, 14th instant, at 10 o’clock, will be sold in
front of store,
160 coils Bale Rope, slightly damaged by fresh water,
and sold for account of wnotn ^ may concern. Terma
Jka NEW YORK,—The bark PETER DKM1LL,
SaKCapt. Hoey, will have despatch for the above port.
For treight or passage apply on board, at the Georgia
Steamboat Company's wharf, or to
sep30 ROWLAND, A CO.
^TnEW YORK.—The schooner Pl.ANDoMK,
aflafcCapt. A T. Brown, will sail on Tuesday or Wednes-
(lay next, tor the above port. For freight or paasage apply
to the Captain ou board or to
se30 HOWLAND A CO.
WILLIAM H. DAEIIKH,
ATTORNEY ANI) COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
TroupviUe, Lowndes county, Ga.
Will practise in Thomas. Lowndes. Clinch, Ware, Appling,
Telfair, Irwin. Laurena, and Pulaski counties.Georgia;
and in Jefferson, Madiion, Hamilton, and Columbia coun
ties. Florida. feb23
WILLIAM 8. DAN1KLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Corner Whitaker street and Bay lane,Savannah.
JULIAN fURTRIDQI. lUMIlTOJi COOMK
HARTRIDGK Ji COPPER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Will practise in all the Courts of the Eastern Circuit.
WM. V. WILLIAMS. THADDIDa OUVI*. JACXBKOWN
WILLIAMS, OLIVKR A BROWN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Buena Vista, Marion County, Ga.,
Will practise in the counties of Marion, Macon, Houston,
Stowart, Randolph. Muscogee, Lee, and any adjoining
oountles where their aervloea may be required. jan29
Office in the Exchange.
Will practice In the court* of Scriven, Washington, Rich
mond, Burke, and Chatham counties. fefc°
s w. MJLLSR.
J. W QAULblNU
M1LLKU A QAULDINQ,
ATTORNEYS AT I.AW,
Duma Vista. Ga.
NATHAN K. BENTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Marietta, Georgia,
Will practice in the following counties: Cass. Campbell,
Carroll. Cherokee, DeKalb, Fulton, Forsyth, I-tokens,
Paulding and Cobb. Refers to James H. Carter A Co.
t. JUTLAND. ft H OtNULL.
HYLAND A O’NEILL,
DEALERS IN IMPORTED WINES AND 1JQU0RS. 4c.,
Next Door to Marshall House, Broughton street,
SAVANNA]!, UKOKOIA.
Wholesale and retail dealers in imported wines and liquori
French brandies, segare. and fancy groceries.
^ 10 do Porto Rico do: 76 bbls A. B andC do. 30 hhds Cu
ba Molasses, 25 tierces do, 76 bbls do, 60 bbls New Orleanr
8yrup. Just received and far sale by
Julyl6 MoHAHON 4 DftfLE
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
TORONTO, CANADA. WEST.
Capital $14,000,000.
T HE undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above Company, begs to annouuco that he is prepared
to Issuse Policies of Insurance on Fire Risks In Savannah
and vicinity, aa also on Marino Risks generally
je23 WM. CPOWDER, Agent.
SUNDRIES.
100 barrels Stuart’s, A, B. and C sugar.
30 hhds. New Orleans sugar.
16 hhds. Porto Rico BUgar.
10 hhds. Texas sugar.
260 sacks green Rio coffee.
100 sacks leguyra coffee.
60 mats old Government Java coffee.
76 boxeg ground coffee.
160 chests and half chests superior Gunpowder and Hy
aon tea.
76 hhds. West India molasses.
100 bbls. West India molasses.
76 bbls. New Orleans syrup.
160 boxes Beadel’s patent tallow candles,
60 boxes sperm candles.
100 boxes Adamantine candles.
160 boxoa No. 1 pale and family soap.
76 boxesPearl starch.
25 half barrels beef (FultonMarket.)
26 barrels choice leaf lard. •
40 kogs choice leaf lard.
60 boxes ground poper. ginger and spice.
. 60 boxessuperior mustard.
100 sacks Georgia Flour.
100 boxes lemon svrup, and cordial.
76 boxes one gallon, half gallon and quarter assorted
pickles.
60 boxes Regard, assorted, with numerous other articles,
just received and for sale by
se22 McMAHON & DOYLE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.—The packet schr
QIBkS. M. Wain, Beasten, master, will have despatch as
>ove. For frieght or charter, apply to
aeptl3 F. J. OGDEN.
i|A NEW VOKK—Old Established Line.
U- 1 The fine packet ship HARTFORD, Clapp, master,
111 have quick despatch as above. For freight, or pas
sage, apply on board at Telfair's wharj, or to
ie6
BRIOHAk, KELLY A 00.
NEW YORK—Union Line—The regu-
Ur packet achooner S. J. WARING, Neff, master,
iave quick despatch for the above port. For freight
or passage, apply to
sel F. J. OGDEN.
jS HEW YORK—Union Line.—The regular
BBk packet achooner ENCHANTRESS, Simpson, Master,
ill have quick despatch for the above port. For freight,
or passage, apply to
ang27 F. J. OODF.N.
BALTIMORE—fhe fine schr. PRISCILLA.
Mitchell, master, wll have dispatch as above. For
ight or passage, apply on ooard at Johnston’s lower whf,
*- auglO BR'QHAM. KELLY A 00.
BOSTON—Tho bark CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Hawes, master, will have quick dispatch aa above,
far freight or passage, apply to
augll BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO.
CHARLESTON AND' BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE AND SOUTHERN PACKET CO.’S LINE.
Cabin Passage $17 60 | Steerage Passsge ... .$8 00
The splendid new side-wheel steamship TEN-
_NESSEE, I/ouis Parish, commander, will sail as
,ng schedule;
from Baltimore. , from Charleston.
Saturday, April 29 Friday May
* ... .May lOlTuesday May 10
....May 20 Friday May 26
May 31 Tuesday June 0
...June 10 Friday Juno 16
....June 21 Tuesday June 27
....July llFriday July
....July 12 Tuesday July 18
....July 22|Frlday July 28
Apply to J. HOOPER 4 CO , Agents, Baltimore.
J W. CALDWELL & CO., Agents, Charleston,
may4 BRIGHAM, KELLY A CO., Agents. Savannah.
Wednesday...,
Saturday
Wednesday...,
Saturday
Wednesday....
Saturday
Wednesday...
Saturday.
H. S. BOGARDUS,
STATE STREET, COURT HOUSE SQUARE, SAVANNAH
Cabinet Maker,
UPHOIBTER. BELL-HANOER. 4c. 4c.
/-vgum* WOULD respectfully Invite attention to
Mfw the increased facilities afforded him by his
^^^^_present location, in ail branches pertain-
HHHHing to his busines. such as CABINET MA
KING, UPHOLSTERING, BELL-HANGING, 4c.
Having been engaged for many years in attendance on,
and In furnishing every requisite for FUNERALt, he con
tinues to be at all times supplied with
All Sizes of Mahogany ami Metallic Coffin*.
tnnng which may be found a n-w pattern of Arnold’*
latent Alr-Kxhauited Metallic Burial Caiei,
for whicb tbe advertiser is the only agent for Savannah and
Florida. DJack Walnut, Cherry and Pino Coffins, also con
atantly on hand.
Having every facility for tho performance or all the de
tails required on funeral occasions, including the obtaln-
ment of the grouud, Mr. B. is prepared to assume the whole
direction of funeral arrangements, while for moderation in
charges, he refers to the experience of the community, a-
mong whom he has been resident for so many years.
■—* In compliance with many solicita
tions from hisfrlends and fellow-citi
zens, Mr. B. has obtained a new and
in odernly constructed II KiRflK, which
will be under the charge of Mr. D.
nueu uoslied. carriage* will also be sup; lied at
the usual cost. Orders for the Hearse can be left as above,
with Mr. Lain at 221 Congress-street. rosy 6
COMPETITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
W0ODKUFF. GREEN A CO.
NEW CARRIAGE DEPOSITORY,
No. 223 Bay-street. Savannah. Ga.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
The subscriber has now opened a complete assort
ment of goods suitable for the present and coming
season, consisting in part of black, blue and colored
. —.Cashmere Cloths and Cashmerets, black and lancy
colored French Casslmeres, white and fancy Drills, plain
white, figured white, and fancy Marseilles Vestings, 4c., all
of which ho is prepared to mako up to order in the most
fashionable style and on accommodating terms
WM. R. SYMONS,
mh29 Dvaper and Tailor. 17 Whitaker atreet
cash.
cetlO
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
NEW YORK AND (UVaNNAH 8T
[8KMI-WHXLY.1
On and alter Karen 18th, the new *nff *
wheel steamships
FLORIDA, 1300 tuns Capt. M. 8. Woodhuil
ALABAMA, 1800 tuns Capt. G. R. *■>—tk
AUGUSTA, 1600 tuns Chpt. T. Lyoa,
KNOXVILLE. 1600 tuns Oapt O. D. Ludlow,
will leave New York and Savannah every Wednesday and
Saturda
Theso-ehlps are among the largest on the coast, umur
passed in speed, safety or comfort—making their postages
in 60 to 00 hours—and are commanded by akiUfaLoarahiJ
and polite officers. They offer a most desirable conveyance
to New York.
Cabin paasage
Steerage paasage g
PADELFORD, FAY k OO.,
Agents in Savannah.
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL,
jnhW 13 Broadway, New York
UNITED STATES MAIL,
From Macon, Ga., to Tallahaaaee, Fla,
Railroad to Oglethorp—Stages to Ibllahaitet
BW:
commenced on the 0th fast., running three time* a week
rla. Newton, Bainbridge. and Quincy, and three times
week via. Thomaaville.Duncansville, 4c
Passengers by thia route will leave Macon at half past •
o’clook, A. M.. by Railroad for Oglethorp^ Th* 8taae*
leaving Ogle thurge either way at 11 o’clock, Jhvtng at TaL
Uhaesee, at 10 o’cloca on the evening of the next day—time
by either route 36 hours
Jlonday, Wednesday aud Friday, by Newton, Bainbride*
and Quincy, to lallaliassee returning, leaves Tallahasseeo>
Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays, at lu, 1‘. M
On Tuesdays. Ihumtoys, and Saturdays, by th* way
la luissvtlie—returning same route on Mob>ulyh. IV eunesdav'
and Fridays.at 10. P. M.
Through from Oglethorpe to Tallahassee by either root*
In Jo hours—from Macon In 38—and from Savannah in 64
hours.
By this route Passenger toaving Savannah by 8 o^clock
Train of Curs, will arrive at Tallahassee in 50 hours. It is
also decidedly the beet, cheapest and most expeditious rout*
for travellers to Ap&lacbioola and West Florida
Fare from .Macon to Oglethorpe $1,76 ; from OglethorM
to Tallahaaaee, $10,00
L. C. Sox w, Agent at Oglethorpe,
A. A. Firhkr, •* " Tallahassee
an «M F. K. WRIQHT. Proprietor
J. I. ROBB.
J. !!. DAVIS.
RUSK, DAVIM St LONG,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
I. LOSQ
b. Lociorrr. n - D - Btamnae.
LOCKETT *t SNELLINGS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS.
Savannah, Ga.
WILLIAM HUMPHREYS,
CHEMIST. Savannah.
Manufacturer of Essential Oils, Extracts, Perfumery, Fan
cy, Toilet and Shaving 8oaps. Drugs, Medicines, 4o.
_ ly—«ug23
ROOFING.
The subscriber is prepared to lay Tin Roof* on correct prin
ciple*, aud from sixteen years’ experience, feels assured he
can give satisfaction. Prices vary low. Beat referance
given J- J- MAURICE.
gfWGutters and Conductors made to order.
BANCROFT St BRYAN,
. GENERAL AGENTS AND BROKERS,
Forthe Purchase and Sale of 8tocka, Bond*, Exchange and
Heal Estate, 117 Bay »treet. Savannah. jan24
ion* t. ROWLAND. T. ROWLAND.JR
HOWLAND St CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT*.
172 Uaystrsd. Savannah.
H. K. WASHBURN, A
SHIPPING AND COMMISSION ME!
SAVANNAH, OA.
WILLIAM P. YONGE,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 94 Bay-street. Savannah
THOMAS St KNIGHT,
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBERS,
No. 16 Barnard street, Savannah, Ga.
Lead pipe, sheet lead, block tin, copper boilers, light and
force pumps, hydraulio rams, and kitchen ranges, con
stantly on hand. • Orders from the country promptly at
tended to jan7
JOHN K. COCHRANE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dablin,Laurons county, Ga., late junior partner of the
firm of A. 4 J. CoonRANx, Irwinton. Ga.. will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his care Partic
ular attention paid to collecting. Reference—Dr. C. B
Guyton,F. II. Rowe,Dublin,Ga.; M. Marsh,Savannah.
may7—d4wlj
NEW BOOKS.
R ECEIVED OCT. 2, BY 3. 8. SIBLEY.—Virginia Come
dians, or old days in the old Dominion, edited from
the mss. of C. Effingham, Esq., in two vols.; Party Lea
den, sketches of Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton,
Andrew Jackson. Henry Clay, John Randolph, of Roanoke.
4c , by J. G. Baldwin. Esq ; Preservation of Health and
preventtion of disease, by U. N. Cummings, M. I). ; The
Chemistry of common life. No. 4, by James F. W. Johnson,
M. A. 4c.: Alice Seymour, a home tale, by Mr*. Grey, au
thor of 11 the Gipsey’s Daughter." 4c. ; Secrets of the Old
Sraithey, a sequol to” Ada, the Betrayed.” by the author
of Ela tho Outcast, 4c .; Godey’s Lady’s Rook for October;
Blsi kwood's Magazine tor September ; Hunt's Magazine
for September.
4 For aale at No. 136. Congi css street.
FLORIDA PACKET.
fbr Darien, Brunswick, and St. Marys, Qa.,and Jackson-
mile, Picolata, Pdlalka, and Black Creek, Fla.
q. The new and splendid fast running steam-
IdClff SEMINOLE, Captain W. R. PoenLL. will
commence her trips aa above on Wednesday tho 11th Inst.,
at 10 o’clock, A. M. Returning she will arrive at Savannah
on Saturday morning, in ample time for passengers going
north, to connect with the New York and Savannah steam
ships.
The Seminole Is fitted up In magnificent style, with large
and airy state-rooms, and for speed, safety, and comfort is
not excellod by any steamer in the South.
Taking the inland route she offers superior inducements
for Invalids and others.
For freight or passage apply to Captain Blankenship, on
board, at the wharf of the Savannah and Charleston Steam
Packets. oc7 S. M. LAFF1TEAU, Agent.
TEACHER WANTED AT WALTHOUK-
V1LLE—LIBERTY COUNTY.
T HE tomralssioners of the Walthourville Academy, de
sire to obtain the services of a competent principal,
for the school at the above place, which will bo opened on
tho 1st January noxt, for the accommodation of as many
scholars as may please to connect themselves with It. The
school will now number about sixty scholars, with every
prospect of Increase under efficient management.
The priucipal will have the control of ail of the depart
ments, with the proceeds of tuition accruing from them.—
He will be furnished with a pleasant and capacious resi
dence, embracing eight fine rooms, sufficient for boarding
his assistants and Rome pupils from a distance. He wiil
be expected to furnish a female teacher for that depart
ment, subject to the approval of the Commissioners. The
department of music can be organized and supplied as soon
after the opening of the school, as tho number of music
scholars can be ascertained.
The rates of tuition will be subjected to tbe approra! of
the Commissioners. A small rent for tho use of the
buildings, sirnplv sufficient for keeping the grounds and
lota in repair, will be paid annually by tho principal to the
Board.
The Board will simply remark, that every facility for the
establishment of a (irst-rato institution, under enterprising
and energetic management, Is now afforded. In point of
health, religious, social and moral advantages. Walthour
ville la unsurpassed by any place In Georgia, while the
Railroad which will soon pass through the village, will
place It within the easy reach of the surrounding country.
A good field for enterprise and talent.
All applications must be made by the 16th of November
next. Address to the undersigned, at Rlceboro’. Ijberty
county, Ga, C. B. JONES,
oc6 Secretary B c.w. a,
P. S.—References, whero tho applicant is not widely
knowly desired.
OPPOSITION LINE.
Change of Departure—fbr Palalka, Fla.,and all theinterme-
dials landings on the route.
The superior new Steam-packetWELAKA,
Cantaln N. Kino, will, until farther notice,
.turday tho 14th lust.
Rate of Passage in large, airy State Rooms, aa toilowa : .
To Darien $Ji 00 I To Picolata $8 00
St. Marys 4 60 Palatka 8 00
Jacksonville 6 00 I Blaok Creek.... 8 00
N. B.—Freight consigned to R. R. Duke, for Ocala, will be
ro-ahipped free of all charges at Palatka.
For freight or paasage apply on board at the Cnarleaton
Steam Paoket Company’s wharf or to
oct7 8. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent.
GREVILLE' St CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah, Ga.,
Keep an office at Chattanooga, Tenn., and will give dispatch
at that point to all goods for North Alabama, Tennessee,
Mississippi or Western Virginia, and collect ship and oth
er expense bills from our Tennessee office. 2m—aug8
A. SHORT,
MASTER BUILDER.
Will take contracts for Building and Work In Masonry of
every description. Residence first door west of St An
drew’s Hall. Broughton Street.
. a CHAMPION. _ J. «• WATTS
CHAMPION St WATTS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS,
No. 4 Barnard street, between the Market and Bay street.
flAVAXMAH, OA.,
Dealers in Groceries. Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Dried
Fruits, 4c.. 4c.
Referenees— A. Champion, Esq., Samuel Solomons. Esq.,
Messrs. Rabun 4 Whitehead, Swift & Co.. Savannah, Ga.
GAS APPARATUS FOR THE COUNTRY,
A DAPTED to the use of private dwellings, churches,
schools, hotels, watering places, factories, foundaries,
machine shops, and railroad stations.
The Maryland Portable GasCompany of Baltimore, keep
on hand and manufacture to order Gas machines of any
required capacity. Their apparatuii has stood the test of
practical experience, and cannot be excelled in economy,
safety and simplicity. For farther particulars address
E. R. SPRAGUE, Trasury,
202 Baltimore, st.,
angl2 Baltimore, M. D.
A CARD.—The undersigned having purchased the inter
est of Mr. E. Lockett, In the firm of Lockett, long 4
Co ,said firm is this day dissolved. W. H. LONG.
je2 J. H. DAV18.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
The subscriber has received by recent arrivals, an
extensive assortment of Ready-made Clothing for
ISPR1NG AND SUMMER, making his stock complete.
.It consists in part as follows: Rlack and Col’d Cash-
merett Frocks and Sacks. Blue Mezursa Cloth Frocks. Bull
and White Duck Drill Frocks,Grass. Silk and Checked Linen
Frocks and Sacks.
Pants of Fancy Cassimoves and Mixed Tweeds. Russia
Duck and Fancy Linen Drills. Black Drap D’Eteand Doe
skin Cassimeres, Plain. White and Figured Drills.
Vests of White and Buff Marseilles. Fancy and 8trlped
Marseilles, Buff and Striped Linen ; together with a large
■took of Furnishing Goods, consisting of Silk. Lisle and Ba
tiste IJnen Cravats. Gaute. Merino an I Cotton Under Shirts.
White Silk Suspenders, Black and Col’d Mohair Stocks. Taf
feta Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves. Fancv Silk and Striped
Cotton Socks. White IJnen and Twilled Jean Drawers, 4c.,
tha whole of which he odors for salo at tho lowest market
prices. WM.R. 9YMON8,
apll Draper and Tailor, 17 Whltaker-st.
FOR NEW YORK.VIA NORFOLK, VA.
rhe large and commodious double „
WSlifiMii Engine Side Wheel Steamships
•lameotowu andRoauokeJeavesNorfolk, Va.,forN.„
direct, evory Wednesday morning and Saturday evening
arriving there next day Passage and fare, aUte-rooma in
cluded $8 ; steerage pass ige $4. These ships are one thon-
sand Ions burden each, aud are fitted and found la every
respect, according to act of Congress, and are in every way,
as comfortable and secure aaany steamships on tbs coast.
I’a«8engers taking the Railroad to Augusta connect with
the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad at Branchvill#
and proceod directly on to Norfolk, from whence the run to
New York, is made in about 24 hours.
J. M. SMITH 4 BROTHER. Agente,
* e 20 Smith’s Wharf, Norfolk.
SOUTH-WESTERN RAILROAD."
FOR CENTRE VILLAGE, VIA
^ Darien, St. Simons Island. Brunswick, fhney
Jersonton, and St. Marys.—The regular weekly
packet steamer PLANTER. Capt , will leave the
Florida Steampackot wharf, near tha Gas Work*, on Mon
day, the 16th instant, at 4 o’clock, P. M .and will continue
to leave every Monday following. For freight or puaege
apply on board, or to
octl 2—tf V. WOOLEY, Agent.
AUGUSTA AND liADlUUJlu.-
[The very light draft steamer FASHION,
.pt. D. A. Philpot, will depart on Saturday afternoon, the
1st July, and continue to leave overy Saturday. Forfreigbt
engagements, which will be taken at reduced rates, apply
je2g M. A. COHEN. Agent.
FOR CHARLESTON.
The steamers Gordon and Calhoun will
Jleave alternately overy Monday, Wednesday,
lay and Saturday at 7X o'clock, P. M.. leaving Charles
ton on the same days at 6 o’clook. P. M.
The boats arrive and leave Charleston in time to conneot
with the South Carolina Railroad train, north.
S. M. LAFFITEAU, Agent.
Savannah.Feb. 7,1864.
P^lh
•35C* to
splendid s'
MRS. S. TOMB
Will open on Monday next, 3d April, at her Mil
linery end Dress Making Establishment, on Hrough-
_ ton street, opposite St. Andrew's Hall, a new and
splendfd stock of
SPRING GOODS,
comprising all tbe new styles of Bonnets, of the latest
French patterns, in silk, crape and draw ; Mantillas, in
great variety of fashions ; Caps, Head Dresses and Ribbons,
In large assortment, adapted to every age and taste ; also,
French Flowers, Wreaths. Straw and other Trimmings, Dress
Collars. 4c., 4c . to an inspection of which the ladle* are
respectfully invited on her opening day.
Country orders promptly attended to.
Also, bloachlng and pressing Bonnets and Panama Hats.
mareh30—tf
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Hartford, Conn.
The undersigned, Agents of the above Company are prepared
to take risks against Fir* on Buildings and their oontents.
Also Miiunk Sax Rises, on the most favorable terms.
BRIGHAM. KELLY 4 CO., Agenta.
JOHN G. FALLIGANT,
WBOlllUl AND RETAIL DBALIR IN
WINDOW BLINDS. WINDOW SASH AND PANEL DOORS
West Sid* Monument Square. Savannah,Ga.
BROWN St HARRIS,
BOARDING, LIVERY AND SALES STABLES.
WBBT1IOAD STRUT. SAVANNAH. OA.
I. t. HORTON. O- n. KIKKMAN
HORTON St RIKEMAN.
WHOLHBALH AND RBTAIL DBALBRH IN
WATCHE8, JEWELRY. SILVER-WARE, FANCY GOODS,
116 Broughton-street.
POWER PRESS PRINTING.
GEORGE N. NIO'-IOLS,
Owens’ Building, opposite Pulaski House,
Having made large additions to hlaeatabllshment.continusa
to do BOOK AND JOB PRINTING, in his usual neat and
handaome style, and on accommodating term*.
AH work executed with dispatch.
B FOR RENT—The upper western counting room, and
the corner wharf atore of George Jones’ now brick
building on Bay-street. For particulars, apply to
augl7 “ 'BRIGHAM. KELLY 4 CO.
e TO RENT—From the 1st of Nov. next, tho House
and two lota of ground on Tattnall-street, estate of Ma
rl Hogg, at present occupied by Dr. Heald. Apply to
angle A. CHAMPION, Agent.
t TO RENT—From tbe 1st of June, a new and com
modious four story brick House on Elbert square, com
talnlng ten rooms, with gas. hot and cold water ba
thing room and other conveniences, together with out
bouses. Ac. Address box 291 post office. roaylt)
**19
BROUGHT TO JAIL » negro man, named Andrew. 6
feet 6 inches In height, about 28 years of age. dark
complexion, says he belongs to fpede fc Hooker, of
► Darien. Ga. ISAAD D LYON^
th
-vtibi
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.—Ranaway Irom
the subscriber, on the 10th of August, a negro man
named TOM. about forty years old. stout and chunky
*■■■"* and has a mark resembling a feather or arrow
commencing at the base of the nose aud running up the
forehead. He will probably try to get to Savaunah. where
be has spent several rears of runaway life, and was an in
mate of Savannah Jail a good part of the year 1849.
■ areoinavannaiij K V WILLIAM GERMANY.
Leon connty. Florida, Sept. 12.1863. aeplB—dAwtf
BROUGHT TO JAIL.—A negro man named David,
five feet eight Inch** In height, dark complexion,
about 25 yeara of age, aaya he belongs to David Oil
,l*t, of Alachua county, Florida. JOHN MAY, ^
L ARGE and fin* assortment of Swiss and Cambric Band 1 ?"
Swiss sad Csmbrio Edgings and Inssrtlng*, 9*1** and
" a « u SSiw•«&*
D ISSOLUTION.—The firm of Kemiton 4 Verntille is thie
day dissolved by mutual consont.
EDWARD S. KEMITON.
ap 29 HENRY W. VERSTILLE.
E DWARD S. KEMITON having purchased the entire
Stock. Notes and Open Accounts of tho late firm of
Keinptdn 4 Verst illo, will continue the business on his own
account at the old stand, and respectfully solicits a con
tinuance of the patronage of his friends and the public at
large ap30
T HE Subscriber having sold out Ids entire Interest in
the firm of Kempton 4 Verstllle, to E. S. Kempton.
would respectfully solicit, lu his behalf, a continuance of
that favor so liberally bestowed on the late firm.
ap30 IIENRY W. VERSTILLE.
NEW GOODS.
CHEAPER THAN TJIE CHEAPEST OF THE SEASON.
GUAY BROTHERS,
I N resuming their former relations with the citizens of Sa
vannah, as solicitors of public patronage, beg to inform
their former friends and the public generally, that they
will keep constantly on hand the CHOICEST GOODS OF
THE SEASON, and sell them on such terms as cannot tall to
pleaso the most experienced purchaser, their facilities for
purchasing being ot such a decidedly advantageous nature.
As one of the firm will remain in the northern markets
three-fourths of his time, purchasing entirely for cash, at
tending auction and large sales, and taking advantage of
the rise and fall in the market, warrants them In saying
that they will be able to offer stronger Inducements than
those only who frequent the market for a short period In
the busy season and when goods are ueceslarily high.
The present stock, whlcli we hare purchased from Mr.
Sheahan, will bedlsposed of at from ten to twenty-five pei
cent, below New York cost, as w* are determined to keep
nothing but the choicest goods on hand, and will sacrifice
the present stock at any price to make room for new and
desirable goods.
We have Just received direct per Express, an invoice of
very elegant and desirable goods, which wegwlll also sell
very cheap, probably cheaper than any of those goods
which have been sold at cost during the present season, as
they have been purchased for cash inside of ten days, in a
dull and depressed market, among which will be found:
Rich and elegant plaid Silks
Plain and brocade do
Black Silks, all widths
Rich brocade do
Satin plaid Barege
Plain and figured do
Real French Mnslln, 12)$$ V yard
American Lawn*.good colors. 6£)10$
Calicos, gcod colors. 6*$$
Ginghams at nlmost any price, to reduce a large stock
of dark colors
Mantillas of the very latest and most elegaut designs
in blaok, white and colored, embroidered, applies
tlon and lace work
Domestics of the very best kinds atfactoiy prices.
Particular attention 1s requested to our IJnen Trade. As
we import our supplies direct, we can. in all instances,
warrant what we sell to be genuine, and at lo* prices. A
few cases of very superior expected to arrive In a few days *
as Invoices are received.
In commencing business in this city, wo deem Itne-
cessary to make known the principles to which we intend
adhering. Ours will be positively a one price cash system;
everything will be marked In plain figures to save time and
trouble to the purchaser, and no goods delivered without
having previously been paid for. may23
F OR SALE—A Brick Yard now in fall operation with
permanent kilns to burn the Brlckn In, aii necessary
tools, 4c., 4c.. to carry on tbe business. Tills yard has
been in successful operation* for a considerable time and is
only offered on account of the present owner decliniag
business. Apply to
augl2 WYLLY 4 MONTMOLLIN
S UGAR. COFFEE. 4u.-30 hhds fair and prime N O Su-
gar. 100 bags prime green Rio Coffee. 26 do do old gov
eminent Java do, 60 bbls refined Sugar, crashed and pow
dered, 26 do hand made Sugar Crackers. 60 do Soda and
Butler do, landing and for sale by
Jy7 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON 4 CO,
E NGLISH PI^AINS—a heavy article suitable for Rica
Planters, for sale at 72 St. Julien and 106 liryan sta ,by
oct26 KKMVTON 4 VFASTlI.l.E.
B ISCUITS, CANDLES, SOAP, 4o.—100 bbls sugar, soda
and batter Biscuits. 20 do Pilot Bread. 60 boxes Bea-
dell’s 6’s and 8’s tailow Candles. 100 do Smith’s, Buchan’s,
and Colgate’s family Soap. 100 do Colrate’s pale number 1
Soap, 60 do pearl Starch, 20 do grannd Coffee. 50 ilos Brooms,
20 bhl* Stuart’s powdered Sugar. 60 do do crushed do, laud
ing and for sale by
Aagll • SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO,
BROGANS—BROGANS.
The subscribers would call the attention ol
E lantern and others, in want of good and cheap
rogans,to call and examine their stock, as they
_ _ feel satisfied that upon inspection the quality and
prices ol their goods cannot fail to please.
MURPHY & DEVANNY,
uovl6 corner of Congress and Whitaker streets.
m
‘CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
14a Congress-street. 142
ADAMS Si BRUNNER,
A RE now prepared to exhibit the cheapest and most ex
tensive stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS ever opened in this city, to which they invite the
attention of city and country purchasers. The following
comprise a portion of their stoclc:
Brown and bleached Shirting and Sheetiug
Plain and striped Cotton Osnaburg
Marlboro Stripes and Plaids
Fancy and MournlngPrinta
White and colored Muslin Lawn
Plain and Printed Barege
“ “ 11 Challle
“ •* “ Crape de Paris
Figured MouslineMe Sole
Black and colored Alpaca
“ Challle and Barege
Bleached Holland, brown do, Paper Cambric
Hooks and Eyes, Dress Trimming. Fancy Articles. 4c.
Together with every article usually found in best assort
ed drygoods stores, winch they are offering at much lower
prices than usual, at the old stand of Messrs. La Roche 4
Bowno mar28 ADAMS 4 RRUNNER.
NEW BOOKS.
R ECEIVED June 27th, by S. S. Sibley,—Tbe Iron Cousin,
or Mutual influence—by Mary Cowden Clarke,
lectures on the True, the Beautiful, aud the Good—by
M. V. Cousin, increased by an appendix on French Art,
translated with th* approbation ofM. Cousin, by O. W.
Wright-
The Pilgrims ot Walslngham.a romance of the Middle
Ages, from the accomplished pen of Agnes Strickland.—
Apart Irom its superior merit, tho work itself is one of
marked originality. No book in the broad rauge of modern
fiction—unless.indeed, it be the far-famed “Arabian Nights”
—will in any degree compare with it. From beginning to
end it is a volume of fascination.
Godey’s Lady’s Book for Julv; Gleason’s Pictorial. For
sale at No. 136, Congresa-street. je28
CUBA.
H ISTORY of Cjba, or Note* of a Traveller in tbeTropica,
being a political and historical account of the Island
to the present time, by Warfarin W. Ballou, with engrav
ings .
The Plurality of Worlds, attributed to Whewell, with an
introduction by Edward Hitchcock.
Guido 4 Julius, or Sin and tho Propitiation, exhibited
with true consecration of the sceptic, translated from the
German of Tholuck, with an introduction by John Pve
Smith.
Llngard’s History of England, vol. 6.12 mo.
Ranking’s Half Yearly Abstract of the Medical Sciencei
January to June 1854.
Skoda on Auscultation and Percusslou.
Hughe’s clinical introduction of the practice of Auscul
tation and other modes of physical diagnosis ot disnase* of
the lungs and heart.
Dannlel’s Equity practice.
Story on Partnership.
_aug20 W. THORNE WILLIAMS
HUDSON, FLEMING dt ub.,
Factor* and Com in leal o it Merchants,
No. 94 Bay strut. Sauannnk, Ga.,
T ENDER their services to planters, merchants and deal
ers. In the sale of Cotton and all other country pro
duce. Being connected In business with Hopkins, Hudson
4 Co., of Chaileaton, the establishment of an office in this
city will afford our friend* choice of markets. Strict atten
tion will be given to business, and the usuvl facilities af
forded customers.
J. R. HUDSON. ) Savannah
W. R FLEMING, ; 3 * T#nnah
LAMBETH HOPKINS. Auguata.
*epl8—tf J. J. COHEN. Charleston.
VAUOmXK BRUNNER. WILLIAM UKAHY
PLASTERING, Sic.
T HE undersigned having associated themselves togethi-i
for the purpose of carrying on the Plastering ana Stuc
co business (n all their various branches, offer riiefr servi
ces to the public generally. They are prepared to contract
for Plain or Ornamental Plastering, and to execute orders
to any extent on the most reasonable terms and with the
utmost promptitude. Having been engaged separately In
the business in Savannah for a considerable time, each will
settle his respective business up to date, and both confident
ly ask lor a liontinuano* of the favors of their fellow-citl-
tens of Savannah.
may 14 » .BRUNNER k GRADY.
J nor* Pearl Staroh.for aale by
MdUAHON k DOYLE
, DR- W. R. MOSELEY, Informs the publi
generally that he is permanently located In the city
of Griffin, and is prepared to treat Cancers. Wens,
_„ Tumors, and all other Chronic Diseases, with the
must remarkable success.
His unprecedented success, for the past ten rears, in the
treatment of that horrible disease, Cancer, should not bo
overlooked by the public in deciding upon his merits. He
has cured many cases that were considered entirely hope
less. His treatment is without the use of the knife, cans
ing but little pain. Patients are necessarily compelled to
be under his immediate care and supervision from one to
six weeks, according as the nature and circumstances of
■’ e case may demand.
He is a regular gradunte, and has no quackery connected
with his system of practice.
His Infirmary is open for the reception of negroes, and
for others. City accommodations are ample.
All communications must be post-paid, and addressed to
W. R. MOSELEY, M. 1).. Griffin, Ga.
RXntKKNCB*:
CHANGE OF SCUEDULE.
O N and after Monday. October
will leave Macon daily at 6>$, A. «... Mll „
Americus 11)$. A. M.. arrive at Columbus 7 o’clock, P. M.
Leaves Columbus daily, at twenty mihutes past ten, A M.,
and Americus at 12)$, P. M., arrive at Macon 6 o’clock, P
M Connecting at Macon, each way alth Central Railroad
trains to Savannah. August*. MilledgeviUe. and Eatonton
and with Macon and Western Railroad trains to Griffin, At
lanta. Dalton, Chattanooga Knoxville, Nashville, 4c.
Connecting daily at Columbus by fast line ofooachea 28
miles to Opelika, thence, 64 miles by M 4 W Point Rail
road to Montgomery, Ala.
Connecting at Americus with Tallahassee and Eufanja
Mail stages.
Tickets can be procured at Americus to Auguata, and at
Macon to Wilmmgten, N.C., via Auguste
Bo9R GEO. W. ADAM3, Snp’L
Hon. J. II. Stark. Griffin, Ga.]
Hon. W. R. Phillips,
Rev.'tawis Hatten,
Col. J. C. Munghani.
Johnson. Jones 4 Co.
marchl8—d4wtf
Dr. J. Y. M. Puckett, Griffin.
Dr. K. W. Wilson, Upson Co.
Hon J. J. Floyd, Covington.
Hon. I). J. Bally, Jackson.
Hon. J. A. Rogers, Jacksou'le
nfTHs
PIANO FORTES.
THE subscriber has just received an as
sortment of Piano Fortes from the factory of
Jacob Chickering, Boston, being the first of
this moke that have been offered in this city.
Those in want of a good instrument are invited to an in
spection of them, as they will be found to beat least equal
in tone, touch and finish to any other, whilst their durabil
ity is guaranteed. Being also agent for T. Gilbert 4 Co.,
Boston ; J. B. Dunham. Stodart, Firth Pond 4 Co., and Gro-
vesteen 4Truslow. New York, the undersigned has on hand
a splendid stock of choice instruments to select from, com
prising every variety of style and price.
O. B. MITCHELL.
may9 Successor to F. Zogbaum 4 Co.
CO-PARTURSI1IP NOTICE.
C The undersigned have associated themselvesv j-
I gether, under the name acd style of Murphy 4 De-
^ vanny, for the transaction of general Boot and
►Shoe business, having the stand on the corner of
Congress and Whitaker-streets, formerly occupied by M.
Prendergast. They are now prepared to offer to their friends
and the public, a well selected stock of Ladies’ and Gentle-
ten'a noots, Shoes, kc., which they will sell cheapfor cash.
j8y MURPHY 4 DEVANNY.
BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!
R ECEIVED by S. S. Sibbly. Aug. 30th, 1854.—Historical
Collections of Georgia, containing tho most interesting
Facte, Traditions, Biographical Sketches, Anecdotes, and
Illustrated*by nearly one hundred engraving, 4c., by Rev.
Geo. White.
Chesnut Wood, a tale by Llelo Linden.
Elements ot Agriculture, a book for young fanners, by
G. 8. Warring: prepared for the uso of schools.
Notes of a Theological Student, by James Mason Hoppin.
PERIODICALS.
Harper's Magazine for September, a superior number,
fall> Illustrated
Godey’s I-ady’s Book, containg fall fashions, music and
illustrations.
Graham’s Americau Monthly, for September, with nu
merous engravings.
Putnam’s Monthly for September, with a steel portrait of
Kennedy, author of Swallow Barn, 4c.
Blackwood’s Edinburg Magazine, for August. For sale
aug31 No. 135 Congress-st.
B ACON SIDES AND SHOULDERS.—60 hhds prime Ba
con Sides. 20 do do Shoulders, landing and for salo by
SCRANTON. JOHNSTON 4 CO.
F ANCY BUTTONS—Silk, velvet, gilt, porcelain aud fancy
butt 1 -**—
novlB
KEMITON 4 VF.RSTIIJ.E’8
leaf Lard ; 25 boxes cheese. Just received and for
sale by decl0 HYLAND 4 O’NEILL
field hand* and axemen.
may28
WYLLY 4 MONTMOLLIN.
20 do Raisins, 1 cask cooking Prunes, 1 bale Bordeaux
Almonds. 1 do Madeira Nuts. 6 sacks Pecan Nuts. 75 whole
and half drums Figs. 2 bbls Pig Mams, 2 do do Sides. 1 do
Smoked Tongues, 100 lbs Bologna Sausages.for sale by
ap26 JOHN D. JESSE.
W INE.—10 quarter casks Maderia. JC do do Sherry, 1
pipe very old Maderia. 2 quarter casks old Port. 100
dozen of first quality in bottles, and for sale by
jel4 HYLAND 4 O’NEILL.
B ACON.LARD. SOAP. 4C.—60 hhds prime Sides. 26 do
prime Shoulders, 60 bbls prime leaf Lard, 260 boxes
family Pule and No. 1 Soap. 50 bbls E Phelps’Gin. 30 do
Luther Felton Rum. 50 do Boston Rum, 60 do B Clalrfield
Sugar (Stuart,) 50 do C do do do 60 do A do do do. landing
and for sale by
jy7 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON 4 CO.
V INEGAR.—20 bbls White Wino Vinegar; 20 do Cider do
for sale by
Je8 McMAHON 4 DOY1.E
J UST RECEIVED—A few very handsome plaid Grenadine
Dreasos, Infant’s Gauze Merino Vests, Welsh Gauze
Flannels. Erom-.h Needloworked Bands, 4c., for sale by
* p i6 d«witt 4 Morgan.
L ime AND HAY — l.OOO bbla. Lime per schr. K. J. Tal
bot , and 400 bales Northern Hay. dally expected per
bark Girrard,for sale lo arrive, by
jeI5 BRIGHAM; KELLY 4 CO.
(jTAPLE DRY GOODS.—Just received 19 cases bleached
O Shirtings, of all qualities and best makes, Irish Linens,
Birds’-oye Diaper. Long Lawns. Linen and Cotton Sheet
ings. Pillow case Linens and Cotton. Gauze Flannels,Ta
ble IJnen Damasks. Damask Napkins. Scotch Diapers.
Huckabucks, Huckaburk and Damask Towels, white and
striped Cotton Osnsburgs. by the piece or bale. 7-4 and 8-4
Brown Sbritings. Blue Homespuns, Dowlas. Apron Checks,
4c., for sale at the lowest prices, by
n h21 Da WITT 4 MORGAN.
Cl UN DRIES.—20 casks choice liacon Sides. 16 do doShoul
O ders. 200 bbls and 30 sacks Georgia Flour. 120 bags Rio
Coffee. 60 boxes ground do, 20 mats Java do, 80 bbls N. O.
Molasses. 25 hhds and 75 bbls Cuba do. 10 hhds choieo Por
to Rico Sugar. 100 bbls Clarified A. B and C do, 150 boxes
No 1 Pale and Family Soap. 60 do Beadell’s and Colgate’s
Pearl Starch, 60 do Treadwell’s Sugar and Soda Biscuit. 35
bbls Butter. Soda and Sugar Crackers. 60 do E. I'helpa’ Gin,
60 do N E. Rum. 60 do Western Whisky, 20 do old Monon
gahela do. 80 boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles, 75 do
Bcadrll's Tallow do, 30 bbls and 60 kegs choice leaf lard,
for sale by may31 McMAHON 4 DOYLE.
fOLASSE8 AND SYRUP—35 bbls and tes West India
may7
McMAHON 4 DOYLE.
sale by
S TAPLE DRY GOODS.—IJnen and cotton sheeting of su
perior quality, bleached shirllngs, French and English
long cloths, Irish linens. long laws, huckaback, birdseye
diapers. Scotch do. table damasks, napklna and doylcs, da
mask and huckabuck towels. Ac., for sale at tho lowest
rices, by Jyl8 'HWITT 4 MORGAN.
E MBROIDERIES—French needto-wo.'ked Collars.Swiss
and Cambria Uunder sleeves, lloiiUnn and Maltese
lace Collars. Chemisetts and Sleeves In sets. Cambric and
Swiss Edgings and Inserting*, needle-worked Stomachers,
Maltese.Thread and Valenciennes I<ace*. Eimbroidered clear
lawn Hdkfa .dents LC do. Ao , In fjreat variety, for sale
at th* low** t price*, by
may27 , DlWlTT 4 MORGAN.
S CGAR—76 hhds fair fa oholee N O Sugar. 10 do Musco
▼ado do, 10 do prime to choice Porto Rloo do, 60 bbls
Btewart’s refined C Sugar; for sal* by
liaglT WEBSTER 4 PALMES.
NOTICE TO FORWARDING MERCHANTS
AND ALL OTHERS INTERESTED.
>gn
gomery, Alabama, have been established from Savan
nah, to Montgomery, over the Central, Macon and West
ern. Atlanta and Lagrange, and Montn * *“
Railroads. Gor ■'* * “ ■ *
' via Atlanta."
1st class measurement goods, per foot, 26 cents.
2d “ per 100 pounds, $1 40.
N o wagoning on t he rou te, and goods hare quick despatch
Macon, Aug. 2,1854. EMER80N FOOTE;
aug4—lm Superintendent M. k W. R?B.
FARMERS’ HOTEL.
HOLMESVILLE, OA.
The undersigned takeathia method or informing hia
■BffriendH and the public generally, that he la prepared
““to accommodate all who may favor him with acall
and solicits a share of public patronage. '
JAMES K. HILLARD, Proprietor.
LANIER HOUSE—MACON, GA.
The undorsigned having leased tbe above estab
lishment beg to assure the traveling pnblic that
no exertions will be spared to sustain the reputation
i house. GEO. M. LOGAN, )„ . .
janl2—ly_ JAMES MKARA, f"°Pn*tor«.
PLANTERS’ HOTEL—AUGUSTA, GA. ~
AteL This splendid new house, situated on Broad-st..
■|a immediately in front of the site of the old Planters’
Bp’M Hotel, which has been lurnished throughout with
newturnlture, bedding, etc., will open forthe reception of
customers ou Saturday next. It will be the endeavor of
the Proprietor, to givo satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their custom J. M. SIMPSON
OOT °- tf _ Proprietor.
PICOLATA HOU8K, PICOLATA, FLA..
The subscriber would respectfully inform th#
traveling community that he has leased th* above
_n*med house, and is now ready to accommodate
travelers, and hopes, by giving his personal attention, to
give satisfaction.
He will have horses and carriages at all times to accom
modate his guesta. GEO. M. GALPIN,
_ decl3 Proprietor.
COZZKN8’ WEST POINT HOTEL
t IS now open ; the house and grounds have been
greatly Improved, an additional Cottage erected, (with
six chambers and a parlor,) which has been handsome
ly furnished, and will be rented by the season.
Went Point, N. Y.. May 26,1864.
Je3—mw4f WM. B. COZZENS.
CHATTAHOOCHEE LANDS AT HYUBFejl
TOR’S SALE.
rfga BY leave of the Probate Court, and for distribution
*jC_anioDg the heirs of Reuben C. Shorter, senior, late of
hutaula, Alabama. I will sell, to the highest bidder at
Cuthburt, in the county or Randolph, Georgia, on Tuaaday
the 6th day of December, next, the following Unde on the
Chattahoochee rivor. lathe 8th district of said county to
wit : Lots number 295-296-313-314-327-328-329-344-4145-
346-368-369—and tho south-third of lots number 316-326-
347-367 and 378, composing the plantation of the said Reu
ben C. Shorter, senior, in his lifetime. The tract liei with
in three miles of Georgetown, Ga., and Eufnula. Ala , and
embraces over 2700 acres, of which about 1400 are cleared
and near 1000 acres of river and creek bottoms, of endnr-'
ing and fertile soils. The quarters are finely located for
health, and are supplied by a never-failing spring of great
volume and beauty. Thore are cabins, with brick chim
neys, for a hundred negroes, and all other buildings needed
upon such a plantation. The lands are well watered, af
fording superior accommodations for atock ; and the water
glu and mill, and landingtor the shipment or cotton are
not excelled by any upon the river. The entire tract will
be sold togother. an an opportunity for securing a planta
tion so valuable ia rarely to be had.
I will also sell, at tho same time and place, lot of land
in said county, number 342 in tbe 8th distriot near th*
river, containing 2u2)$ acres, of which ninety are cleared
Term* of Sale.—One tnird cash be on tbe first day ot
January next, when possession will be given, and the bal
ance in oue and two years with interest.
The pu. chaser will be able to procure supplies of every
variety, and all kinds ol stock, on the plantation
f'orsons desiring to see the lands are invited to oall on
Mr. John H. Mitcbennr, on the premises, and any totters of
enquiry will be promptly responded to by Col. Ell 8. Shorter
of Eufaula, Alabama, or the uudersignea.
JOHN GILL SHORTER.
hufault, solfi—td Georgia Executor,
VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR MALE.
Jft MY PLANTATION in Floyd county, containing
3.(11«4) eleven hundred and sixty-four acres offend, i
offered lor sale. It is situated on the South side of Etowah
river, and about half way between Kingston and Rosne,
and has about seven hundred ana seventy-five or eight
hundred acres in a high state of cultivation, add to capa
ble of producing as much Cotton and Grain aa any fends
in Georgia. On the plaoe is a comfortable Dwelling Hons*
containing seven rooms; good framed Overseer,* House*
and Negro Kitchens ; a large framed Oin-boujMand8erew-
an extensive Barn..Stables and Corn Cribs, all in exoallant
order, and situated on a beautiful eminence overlooking
tbe farm, and in full view of the cara. aa they wn the
Railrord on tho North side of the river, juat by iny ferrw-
landing.
Persons desiring to purchase one of the beat Farms In
Georgin. would do well to applv soon. N. BASS.
N. B.—My overseer on the place will show the fend to
any one desiring to examine it. Any communication ad
dressed to me at Macon, on the sabject, will raeelve prompt
attention. •— —*
V ALU ABLE* PUOFKRT Y IN DA
FOR SALE.
r |MIE subscribers offer lor sale, ou reasonable terms, four
-L (4) Wharf I ots in the city of Darien. Noa. 6, 8, 7. 8,
having the best water (u Darien. These lots comprise 240
feet on the river, the same nn Broad-street, and a depth of
290 to 220 feet, ample room for a saw mill and lnmber yai-d,
turpentine still, rice mill. 4c. For farther Information ap
ply to Capt. Armsnd leflls. In Darien, or to th* sabecrlb-
THUS. 9 WYLLY, MeloteahJDo.
aug20—eod ALI-X. C. WYLLY. Atlanta,Ot.
FORSALE.
O N the first Tuesday in IVcember next, 1
s “ a -
. — a _ will offiar foi
sale at Stoteslioro’. Bulloch county. Ga., the follow
ing property, viz: 3 negroes. 1.000 acres of fend, I bona*
and lot. horses mules, wsgous, hoga. sheep, oattfe. and
household and kitchen furniture. Terma mad* known On
tbe day of aale. C. E. FLETCHER.
N. II.—All persons indebted will come forward on that
day prepared to pay up, and those to whom I am Indebt
ed will please call at the earn* time.
Jy22—8m O. B. f.
V INEGAR.—30 bbls Whit# Win* and Cider Vinegar,tor
sale by je!4 HYLAND k O’NEILL.
H UM.—60 bbla Luther Felton’s Rum, fending from bark
Exact, and for eat* by *
Jett BRIGHAM, KELLY * CO.