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VOL. XXXVUI [OLD SERIES.] SAVANNAH, (GA.) WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1850. GEORGIAN & JOURNAL. Dally. Tri-Weekly and Weekly. K. B. HILTON & CO., _ PCBMIHBBI. B. B. HILTOK, - - - - Editor. S. P^HAMIlVoN, } AMUtant Editors. TERMS: Dally Paim,per year, In »av«iue...n.00 'I'ri-wcfcly Paper a.oo Weekly Paper. 1.00 WKDNKBDAY a O'clock, P. II. UeorglMi it Journal RewlliiK Room. Our Reading Room iu the Exchange is free to all aubwribora to the Daily Georgian 4- Journal, to all contraet advertlaera in tta column., to the Clergy of the city and to Btrangera introduced by either of the* clanaes—hut to nonr oHurt. PDBUO HKETINO. Pureuant to a call of Hla Honor, the Mayor, a meetingofa portion of the citizen, met in the Connell Chamber. Bin Honor, E. C. Anderson, Mayor, was called to the Chair, and E. A. Son.- lino was requested to net os Secretary. The iollotring resolution was offered by Wm. B. Hodgson, Esq., and passed by the meeting. RetolcedB That the Mayor and Aldermen are hereby instructed to subscribe two hundred thousand dollars to the Atlantic & Gulf Rail road, so soon as they are assured that the sum of four hundred thousand dollare has been sub scribed, bona fide, to said road by other parties. On mution of Col. Lawton, tho meeting ad journed. E. C. ANDERSON, Chairman, E. A. Socllakd, Secretary. The ‘ * ~ Remark, of tho Northern Press upon Hr. Herbert. There it no greater evil at the present time exiitlng than the license of the Northern Press in regard to certain matters. Upon the moat meagre telegraphic dispatch es they Indite the most dcnunciatoiy articles upon any subject, however important it may be —they seem with blinded zeal to strike right and left upon any side of a question which they may esponse. They brand every one as a thief, robber, or murderer, and record It In their jour nals with the same nonchalance that they weuld a rise in the pork market, or the arrival of a steamer from California. Such baa been the handling that the Hon. Mr Ilerbert has received generally from the North, era editors. Upon the moat Imperfect accounts, and with none of the testimony before them, he has been branded as a scoundrel, bully, black guard, and murderer. They never appear to suppose for one instant that public rumor can be wrong. They, care not what blow they In flict on the Individual himself, or if he have a family, they ruthlessly trample upon the feel- ings of social Ilfo—no pity or sorrow for the anguished hearts of a tender wife or loving chil dren ; he must be sacrificed unhesitatingly to the oraving appetite for novelty and abuse. Tboliberty of the press Is, of course, that for which we would all bo ready to lay down our lives, yet we think that it should bo a reason, able liberty. One paper has gone so far as to say that although, it is not in favor of oapitsl punishment, yetthat be mast be sentenced to the next worst punishment known to tho law, and instantly expelled fbom Congress. The true secret of the whole matter is this: With certain of the presses in that region the great point to be established lathe fact, 1st,that the offender is a Southern man, nnd 2d, that he shows a pistol or other weapon. The advocates of Sharpe'srillesontheplaluB, cannot bear the idea that any one should use a weapon in self-defence. They have no objec- tion to see Sheriff Jones shot in the back at night in Kansas, hut believe that In the clearest ease of self-dofence, a member of Congreee, when attacked and beaten by half a dozen men, (and for some little time, teo,) should not, in a fit of desperation, defend himself. The strongest part of the testimony against Mr. H-, Is this: he had a pistol on his person at the time, showing that It was his practice to carry concealed weapons, which would appear rather undlgnllled in one of our legislators. No one can be more opposed to this practice than we are; no one, as a general rule, can look upon It in so despicable a light. The man who carries offensive arms upon his person, usually, is the most harmless of individuals. Yet the ef fect of hla example Is sometimes accompanied by the most disastrous consequence to others. Country Correspomlonee, Weather—Crops—Potltles-*Mluer«l» —anil Mineral Waters otCherokee, da. Gaiitkhhviu.z, (In., May 12th, lMti. IMr. EditorI propose to give your rendcra a shot! chapter ou the above named subjects: We have had rather a dry and backward Spring, with but little frost, no little that our prospect Is quite flattering for an abundant crop of fruit of all kinds. Our wheat looks badly, the intpurallelod severity of the winter destroy*, ed all that was sowed in the red soil, the only fields that will make anything like an averago clop, are those of a sandy soil. I do not think that more than a fourth of a crop can bo realis ed; a great many fields have been ploughed up and planted In corn, aud I see many othera that cannot make more than the need. Our oat crop looks finely. The weather lias been rather dry for cotton nnd corn to come up well. Within the past few days, we have had rain liialnui- daucc, alnee which time cotton und coru are coming up finely, though the weather has been rather cool since tho rain lor either to do well, aud If It should continue cool many dnys. It will materially Injure the crops of all kinds. Politics seems to tie quiet. All parties are waiting to see the result of the Cincinnati Con- vent ion, nnd all are agreed un one thing—that is, that they will support no man for President that Is not true to tho South, which is the only Important issue with us at this time, all others being hut side Issues; and if a man that the South can rely on is presented by tho Cincinnati Convention, one that wilt enforce the Monroe doctrine, nnd is known to bo In favor of Wal- kcr'a government, he will get the united sup port of Cherokee, and Ibelievo.tlie entire South. Men, nut platforms, are what we want now. Should that convontlou full to give us such a man, I think It tho true policy of the South to sec to it that Buch a one is In the field. The mineral region of our county is be- gluing to attract attention, and companies are forming tor the opening of those hidden mines of wealth; and when they are once fully devd- oped, this will be one of tho most desirable regions of country fn tho world, the Csuton Mining company I understand are succeeding admirably, the ore is rich lu quality and inex haustible in quantity r Tho water pow er of this section is surpassed by no country in the world, and it ahould be, what nature intended it to he, a mining and manufacturing country. Five miles from this place, are situated Row land Springs, which afford the best Chalybeate water in the United States; they are situated in a fine healthy mountainous region of country .In terspersed with flue water courses, which are literally alive with Osh, and small game is abun dant in the forest. The accommodations are ample nnd are of the boat character, for at least fifteen hundred or two thousand visitors. No pains or expense has been spared by the enterprising and gentle manly proprietor, Mr. Rowland, to render all that may wish to spend the summer here, as comfortable as they can be situated at any oth er watering place In the State. The Springs, 1 understand, will lie opened nt the usual time, for the reception of visitors, under the Immedi ate care and supervision at Major Rowland him self, aud no one, t am satisfied, that vlslta those Springs, and sees the advantages that are com bined to make it a pleasant retreat, will be din- posed to look any further. Srldon. ami rhapsody and lyric. The grant harp of liberty lies uuBtrung, und needs to be waked to new und sublinicr strains than were evoked from its strings. Whore is the master who sliuli siege it, touch its chords, ami rouse this poople into life? There is the cuuse nnd the crisis, the csscntiul elements of one of tho most mov ing, exciting, and magnetic contests tlmi was ever witnessed. Tlid ingredients of a more than necromantic (uegro-man-tic) power lie in unimaglued opulence beneath hhr'Teet. Whore is tho enchanter whose wand shall vitalize them.” We do not know who to commcud to them for their necessity, except the man whopreached upon “the liarpofathousand Btrings—sperets of just men ntado por- fcck. It is doubtful, however, if that hard hearted philosopher would do, as he does not quite answer to the description of a seraph ora “Cherrybnm/’oraGrifHn.or a Gynsticus! It is evident that the prescut lenders at Washington do uot come up totliercquir. cmeuts of this advertisement. There are many, who have many of tho seraph quali fications, but none combines all. For ins tance, Greeley looks like a yellor covered seraph, laded and swelled with too much washing. But his conversation is not heavenly, but the opposite; and the lyre is his favorite instrument, aud uot the harp. Jack Hale might set up for “a glorified spirit," but as his pockets are filled with coppers picked up in the lobbies, he can not do more titan sot up—lie cannot rise to tho blue Empyrean. Then who ever heard of such a seraph, with such breeches pockets, and coppers in them?—Albany Atlas and Argus. Great Rise in the Upper Mississippi.— The St. Louis Intelligencer, of Thursday last, soys: The Upper Mississippi is risiug very fast from St. Paul all the way down, and as we learu, overflowed its banks In all the low places, doing great damages to the growing crops, besides floating off immense quanti ties of wood piled 'along the bank' for the use of steamboats” T AD1E8’ BILK VKHTH—'The hfit.lu the Lj oily. Fur mill by .1. tV. THKKUtM.il, tnaylQ► CoHgrww anil WhUaJf oral roots. /^TENT’S LIsLIBVK8T8—Just irFoived aud Ur lor Halo liy .1. W. THRKhKEU), maylB Onugrom and Whituklr .street*. G Tent’s'cotton vests-Ju» wcoi’vcd r and Air Hale by .1. W. TllRia/KKLl), may 18 Congren* and WhilUahpr stro.ls. Omnia Vincit Labor.—The Duke de Broglie, upon his recent reception into the French Academy, closed his address with au anecdote as instructive ns memorable: 'The Emperor Sevcrus, an African sol dier carried by glory and fortune to the throne of the Ctesars, surprised by death at York, where he had come from the ex tremities of Asia to repel mi invasion of the Caledonians, said to the friend who, leaning over his couch, sustained his fall ing head, ‘I have been every thing, nnd allure whorthless;’ omnia fuiet mail ex- pedit; then, seeing the centurion enter the room, rose in his cojjch, and said to him with a firm voice, 'Laboremus'—Let us work. It was his last word. Let it be mine to-day; let it be the motto of all so long as we live, and are able to lift up a voice which the country may hear.” Our Harbor Improvements. We are somewhat astounded to find in the re- port of the Senate debates of Tuesday last, the i2tb Inst., the following words attributed to Senator Butler, of this State; “I do not believe that any appropriation of money to dredge out the channel of Charleston has done any good. 1 believe that the winds of heaven will blow the sands Into the very place from which the dredges of the contractors navo taken them out. I think the same thing in the main of the lakes. I doubt much whether this whole attempt to regulate waters by the appro priation of money ia net of doubtful expedien cy, without touching the question of constitu tionality. So far as regards lighthouses and similar appliances, the question Is a different one. They have always existed throughout the civilized world.” Fortunately for ns, however, the tidal waves and currents that operate in modifying the con- ditiou of oar harbor, do uot deposit their sands, according to Senator Butler’s belief, but seem, on the contrary, to agree In a drifting tendency more favorable to the interests and wants of our commerce. We submit with nil deference to a Senatorial belief, that on a question of physical observation and survey, tbo reports of a Bache, a MaQltt, or a Davis, as taken from aotual sound ings, are the most reliable evidence, and from hese reports wo havo been fortified in a conclu- sion directly tho reverse of that which is inci dentally maintained by Senator Butler. No loots or propositions in the whole range of hy drographic survey are better established than there—that a natural tendouey is at work Im proving the condition of Charleston harbor, so far, at loost, as the Important outlet, the Mafflt change!. Is concerned, and that the improve- ment of tho harbor may be accelerated and perfected by proper measures under nppropria- The whole day’s debate to which we refer Isa strange display of aophomorlc words playing tor Senators, but we have at present no intl-rea in the “tweedledum and tweedldee "with which such public servants may amuse themselve, to the supply of the Inevitable * laugh," which al though parenthetical with the reporter, la of ten tho main part of the business actually ac complished. We only refer to the matter to correct a strange error of our Senator, and to call atten tion to tho fact that a Senatorial "belief” Is one of So* disturbing or*tmnafonningfele ments involved in the question of the Char- lesion harbor improvements—Charleston Cou- Flouida Railiioad.- Wo learn from the Bee- rotary of the Florida Railroad, who has Just re lumed from the North, that the Company bus Just purchased four thousand tons of English Kails, sufficient to iron about forty miles of their road, the delivery of whloh will commence ear- In August, so that the Company will be enabled to open about that much or their road to tho public about tho first of next year. These forty miles wiU bring tbo Florida Rail- road to or near to the point where It Intersects the Central Railroad, the grading on whloh last w also bciug pushed forward with great ra- PWl&eo that our friends in tbo Interior aud Hie M ddle portion of onr State will soon have a choice of cutlets to the Atlantic.—Florida Newt, From tho Advertiser & Gazette. Letter from one of Buford's Men. St. Louis, Mo., April 23,1856. Gentlemen .—The Oceana, with her men, ar rived here safely on Monday evening and yes terday, at 5 P. M. the America, reached her wharf—so that wo are all here at last. Some three or four of the men are sick, and I am pained to say that Mr, E. P. Grimmer, of Open Pond, Henry County, Ala., died last night at 3 o'clock. He was in feeble health when lie join ed us at Eufaula, and had chills along the route; was Imprudent, I have uuderstoood, In eating fruit as he catne up; and this, with the river water, induced the diarrhoea, succeeded by pneumonia—which last disease hurried his case to a fatal issue, notwithstanding the constant attentions of Dr. John W. Jones, jr., of Auburn, Ala., and also one of the most eminent of the medical faculty, Dr. Seeds, whom we called in here. His friends will be consoled to hear that all was done for him that could be; and if this should ever meet the eye of his mother, who, I understand, lives in Halifax, N. G\, let her grief be soothed by the assurance that, though alar off In the land of strangers, her son received from his comrades all the assistance that kind ness could suggest, and all the tenderness that a brother's hand could bestow. We have been kindly greeted here by many ardent Southern men: and, indeed, the Interest iu the cause of the South seems to me to in crease as we go North. The lint man I saw on lVecsoil, in Cairo, III., was talking strenuously in favor of having slaves in that State. Major Foreman, a gentleman who has lived inKunsas for 21 years, and a member of the last Legislature of the Territory, is here to meet us. He gives & decidedly encouraging ac count of tho prospects of the South for Kaunas. We had heard afi-aioug up the river that there was an enormous emigration from tho North pouring in daily, and that every steamer was black with abolition emigrants. This, Major F. assures me, is a mistake. lie says there were two Northern emigrants last year where there is one this year. That the boats aro crowded, but that they go up the coast to Iowa and Minnesota, where they can have quiet times. He said, furthermore, that many of those emigrant Aid hirelings who went there last year to vote against us. have been selling their Sharpe's rifles at from $12 to $15 a piece to buy something to eat! He con firms the account which we have heard of the fertility of the soil, and the demand and high price tor labor—says that they employ South* era mechanics to tho exclusion ofNorthera men, and that any Southern man who can drive a nail can get (2 a day as long as he wants to work. Blacksmiths and shoemakers more par ticularly are in great demand. I have also met with another man of tine sense, and a resident of the Territory, who without any knowledge of what Mgjor Fercman had told us, confirmed all he said, und assued us that Kansas would most certainly be a Slave State. Glorious and wel come news Knot too good to be true! They estimate Buford's enterprise most highly, and regard him as the grandest and most valuable friend of Kansas iu the whole South. Forty-two Georgians went up tho river the other day, and some are coraiug every week from South Carolina. Bacon Is plenty and declining, and corn abundant,at 30 uents a bushel. This Is a great aud growing city, having,’b; a census lately taken, 130,000 inhabitants, never saw the streets more crowded—even iu New York—and tho levee is swarming with bu sy people, and piled high with merchandise of every description. But they say that the activ ity is unusually great in consequence of the riv er having been so long frozen. Vegetation is not near so much advanced here as when I left Barbour three weeks ago, and tbo forest has the have aud wintry look of January. We all start at 12, M., this day. oil hoard of the Kuystone, for Kansas City, whence proba bly I will write to you again. Yours truly, and in haste, A. B., Jr. Wanted—A Seraph f—One Accustomed to PI ay. on a Harp Preferred X Tho New York Tribune has the follow ing, out of its usual columns of advertise ments : “We waut preachers of tho gospel of Kansas. We don't want any argument, or essay, or logic, to prove anything touch ing tho great question. Congress is law* yored to death. Wo want preachers with tongues of tire, and a leader holy, runt and mystical as a seraph. This is a day for Luther, a Huss, and a Peter the Hermit. We want glorified spirits filled with ode Commercial Intelligence. B. 81UKT8.—Just rooelved und lor sale by u j.w.mmKKffi, __ inayl3 Congress ami Will Inker streets. boxes TOBAOCO, just' received direct fJ\J from Manufacturer, aud Tor Halo low, by my 11 CRANE. WK1.L.S Si CO. "li»IliRELLAS. "7 “ 025b, 1 HAVE .It'ST received a hand- gee* some assortment of Silk undoing- ham Umbrella*, made to order in tbo At est style. Cull and see. may? WM. q. PRICE, , 147 Buy hi rout. TINNERS WANTED. O NE or two good one* wanted immediately, vo whom liberal wage* will bo paid. my 11 KENNEDY A: UF.KGH. A TLANTIC LEA!).—Constantly oil hand aud for halo at CHAFFER A Co.’s, _ upr30 __ __ No, 0 Whitaker atreel. t>APEB HANGINGS AND IjOliDEHS.— X. .lust received a great usaorttne't ojytbe most elogaut patterns, with borders to match, fioni b ceuts to *2, at CIIAHT& fc CO.'S, aprSO No. 0 Whitaker street. j ust uklkvvkh; PER STEAMER, an assortment of Misses ami Children’s Plain Straws, Ladies’ NEOPOIJTAX BONNETS, IN-! FAN IS' HATS ami FLATS. Also u fow out.s’ HATS. For sab* by MRS. FREELAND, may 17 Broughton .street. [ AHESS TKIMMIN GS.—Fringe*, "ITacklind AJ colored Moire Antique Gauze, aud other style*, in great variety, unit for aide by mar 7 AlKIN k BURNS. L OCOMOTIVE NEEDLES.—A new aud ele- guut article which needs only to bo tried nuco to luauro tho constant preference of the seamstress, Just recoivod and for salo by maria LADSON St ROGER*. NOTICE, THE firm of SPENCER CURRELL & CO., X is this day dissolved hr mutual consent. Either partner Is authorised to uso the uarao of tho late tlrm in settlement of the allalrs of the same. SPENCER CURRELL. Rout, ausiin A. THOMAS. Savanuuh, May 1st, 1660 The uuduraiguod will continue the Auction and Commission business ou bis own account, from and attor this dale. SPENuEH CURRELL. Savanuah, May 1st, 1656. , may3 TjUT FEW LEFT of those Superior Black JJ and Colored Mantillas, at J. W. TURKLKELD, luay.T Congress and Whitaker sta. WHITE GOODS* ENGLISH Cambrics, plain and checked; Jac- L2J ouets, Swiss Mullins, plain, plaid and dotted ; Victoria Lawus and Nauisook Muslim*, Bobinet Ijtce, plain and ligured, lu great variety. For sale by my 13 FOOTE d: JAUDON- checks and Denim*. f1ASES Apron aud Furniture Checks. \J Bales Bluo Denims for sale by tny 13 FOOTE A JAUPOX. bleached shirting*; C ASES 4, i and 4-4 Bleached Shirtings and LongCiotus, For sale by F( my 13 FOOTE A JAUDON. Savannah Narkst, Nay 14. COTTON—There was quite an active demaud this morning, and salos of 068 bales have been reported, at tho following figures:—162 at 10> a ', 129 at 10X, 18 ot 11, 71 at 11X, and 178 bales at 11# cents. LANDLORD AND TfDNANT* rpHE Law of Landlord aud Tenant. By J X Smith, with Notes or American cases by P. P. Morris. Bauvlor’a Law Dictionary, last edltiou. Bauvlor’s Institutes American Law. Noligan’s Atlas of Cutaneous Diseases, with color ed plates, 4to. Brown on some Diseases of Wouieu admitting of Rurgical Treatment. Fllut ou Diseases of the Respiratory Orgaus. Rudd on Diseases of the Ktoinach. Sketches aud Adventures iu Madeira, Portugal and Spain. Italian Sights and Principles. By Jarvis, with engravings. Physiology and Cailstheulcs. J'y Uatherjue F.. Beecher. Railway aud Steamship Guide, with maps. Ireland in ’98 and ’48; its Revolutionary History. By J. Savage. National System of Political Ecouomy. From tlio Gorman, or List. uprlO W. THORNE WILLIAMS. JEFFEH8UN UOISRRTS, GENERAL _ COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DRALfiK IN Timber and Lumber. SAVANNAH, Go. \VKU« A Wli.tlAMS, 1H5ALEHS IN DOMESTIC, FOREION AND FANG* DRY GOODS. No. 149 Congrena-xt., Savannah, Ga. •IAS. T. AY KLIM, formerly or Beaufort DUt.». C. THEOPMLUS WILLIAM*, “ HcrivonCo.,Ga. sept 7 JAMH-MI. ItOliOMM. ..MIMS. NOKKM. RODGERS de NORRIS, flute Grime k Itodgors, WHOLESALE GROCERS, BAY-STUlwKT, SAVANNAH. JUUO l, I8f.fi, (je 26j D, C'GII^N, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Jones Street, (one door East of Drayton Street.) Is prepared to voutcact for all ktuds of building und repulring. Also to ooii<toot water tbrougli tbo various parts of bouses, _ ap 17 9(. FITZGERALD, foriicr ofllYoiiiiliton nml lVliUakcr*8(«., SAVANNAH, GA., OUCCK8SOR to T. C. Rice, Manufacturer dud Dculer lu every variety of common aud fine GaNDIES, kiln 'dried and warranted to resist effec tually tho hot dump atmosphere of a Southern t il- mate; also Lemon aud Strawbury Syrup, ka. Terms cosh, prices low. tf—my 11 WM. At'tilKV OOl’FEH, JXO. COUPKK FRAHKR. COt Pl&R & FRASER, FACTORS A- GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bay street, Savon nail, Ga. fury 11 JOHN G* FAIXIGANT, WJIGLK3AI.K AND RETAIL DEALER IK WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW HASH AND PANE DOORS: West side Monument Square, Savannah, Ga. mayU _ A. 117 CHAMPION. (Successor to Champion & Watts.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, No. 4 Barnard xt., between lUe Market and Bay st., tiAVANNA1X, OA. Dealer in GromUw, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, Dried Fruits, &c., k«. Reference—A. Champion, Esq., Samuel Solomons, F.sq., Mev-rs. Ration A; Whitehead, and Swift A Co., \tvummli, Ga. . myllg, SAVANNAH WATER WORKS. II If. A DM AN di CO., Corner of Prcvfdcnt anil JetVcraon SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Are prepared to execute all orders in Plumbing, and Gas Kitting, ou short notlco, aud in superior stylo. tf Jtmo20 'PHOTOGRAPHS. Large sized Photographs, tu- keu by MILLRR, AT TWELVE DOLLARS HCR DOZEN Also, Ambrotype* and Da guerreotypes, in iris usual su perior style A call Is solicited. J. W. MILLER, . St. Jullan-st. and Market square. CARY’S DAGUEREOTYPES, AMBRO- types anti Photography. P. M. CARY W OULD respeotfully give notice that hia rooms aro now opeu for the season, aud rea- ay vor tho reception or visitors. By the Amukotypb process porsous may uow have their children’s pictures taken, In almost any posi tion thoy may chooso, in from i to D secodds sitting. By the PuoTOGHAruiu process old Duguorreotypes can bo transferred to paper, beautifully colored and eularged to life. oct 22 JOHN BILBO, Ordinary of Clintham County, AND ATTORNEV AT LAW. . Offlce In tlm Court House. my|:t ~ ra rjp ftoN1 i-I, R CtIht<rH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Snvtuiimh, Georgia. 4®* Office on Bay street, over the Bunk of Savan nah* may! a 'ft.'S 1 . Ciflilir* BROTHGR, FORWADDING AND COMMISSION MEI1- CHANTS, Summalt. Oa.,unii Montgomery, jltu. K. T. ColJi, K. P. Cdi.k, Bay stroet, Savannah. | Comtnorce st., Monlg’ry. KI.TKHK.SXXS. Holcomb, Johnson, & Co. I Cohens k Hertz, laickett k Shellings. 1 Edwin Parsons Co., Robert A. Allen, | fs: run ton, Johnston k Co. • SAVANNAH, GA. _ my 18 WM. !.. WKHH. ~ WM. tl. MAOK. WEBB & SAGE, (SCCCKfWOKx TO CAMKKON, WKHH k 00. IMPORTER-S OF CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN-WARE, 11& MEBTISQ-BT. CllAVtLESTON, 8. G., Will supply Country Merchants with Goods lu thulr Hue at us tow rates us they can buy in New York, or elsewhere. sept 28 ty r. j. oduiw. wm. stark, j‘r. " n. u. uauokk. OGDEN, SYARR <Si CO., Skipping and Commission Merchants, BAY-STREET. SAVANNAH. G A. YONGB S FRIERSON, FORWARDING AND COMillSNION MERCHANT'S, NO. 94 hAV-MTKSWT. SAVaWAU. OA. apv4 VALtXVn.N'K I1KDNNKK. ‘ WM. U. GKAUY. URUNNER iSi GRADY. CONTRACTING PLASTERERS, IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL WORK, Rl’be Subrieribers, thuukful for piut fuvorx, und ro ierrlng to work hitherto done iu tho city, reapuctliil- ly announce tUut tliey will continue to devota thulr jHirsoual uttuution to Abe wants and favors of their friends. Orders through the Post Office, or at the residence of either purtucr, promptly attended to. may 17 ly A, McALPiN Af UHOTftEU*; Lumber, Mill and Brick Yards. sept 5 a AV ANN AH, UA. PATTEN, iilJTTON CO., FACTORS. Forwarding and Commission Merchauta, Day-street, Snvniiimli, Ga. uTlouksit. U. d. SNILUNUS. LOCKETT A SNELLINGS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS, Savannah, Ga. Will atletid to tUa ewlllug of all kinds of produce. Strict stteutlou glveu to receiving and forwarding goods. may 81 ly Port of Savannah Arrived. Steamer 8t Johns, Freeborn, Palatka, Sc, to Clag- horn and Cunningham. Cleared. Stoamship^Auguata, Lyons, New York—Padelford Steamer Gordou, Barden, Charleston—J P Brooks. Itlemormuln. Providence, May 8—Cld sebr Goorgo Kllburu, Jacksonville. Boston. May 8—Arr schr Hopeton, Luce, Darien. Oth—Cld brig Lodi, Tinker, Jacksonville. New York, May 10—l)ld brigs Aoutuu, Yates, Jacksonville, and Martha Koudall, Plummers, Da rien* Ga. Air schr Target, Davis, Savannah. Baltimore. May 9—Cld schr Blooming Youth, Hindman, Si AnguBtlne. Charleeton, May 12—Old schr Sciota, Jackson ville. FOKWU.N PORTS. Oardenaa, April 29—Arr schrN B Borden, Bright on, savannah. St Iago de Cuba, May 1—Arr brig Marshall Dutch, Colcord, Savannah. Passenger*. Par steamer St Julma, from Palatka, Ac—Miss King, J Bailed, R H Dravee and avt, T M Jones, H F Underwood, W Lawson, 01* Fannin, Col Dublgnou J H Dublgnou, w Haskell, RG Daniel, LCanoo, W 8 Spear, E Edwards, W Harper, W H Howard, Col Taylor, J B Wbitohead, J R Simpson, H Evans, Rev P Goff, J T Archer, S CKIngand 2svta, LO BDavis, Mrs A M Sherman, Miss Taylor, Mrs Ashton, Miss Watson, J Stodtnan, J Grant, G \V Parker, J Bright man, R Evans, G J Long aud lady, H Bateman, u w Waldiu, Y Campbell, J Peirce, D McQuaig, B Wolf, W Cooper, und 29 deck. Consignees. Per the steamor 8t. Johns, from Palatka, Ac.—03 bales cotton, 2 crates moss, 7 bbls potatoes. 187 cow hides, 2 bundles deer skins, and radzo, to Boston k Villalonga, Eitistoiu A Eckmann, Webster k Palmes, J W Anderson, Clagborn k Cunningham, Henderson k Luffburrow, Boil k Prentiss, J Goraenden. Brig ham. Kelly k Co, Tison k Maekay, Coupor k Fraser, Hardoe k Co, Hamden's Express, Halt k Co, Wm H^jgll^^emenden^an^rder^^^^^^^ NEW ADYERTI8EMENT8. FOR NEW YORK. 2b tail Saturday. 17th May. at 6 o'clock P. M. The fiteamshlp ALABAMA, Cant. Schonck, will leave as above. For freight or pusage. apply to 1 PADELFORD, FAY Ic CO. Cabin Passage $26 Bteerage Passage 8 49* Shippors of Cotton by these Steamships will please take notice, that no Cotton will bo received at tie presses that Is not distinctly marked on the edge of the bale. tuaylt Jg'ACON SIDES.—8 Casks Clear Sides, just ' received and for sale by mayl4 CRANE, WELLS k CO. TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS. /CHAMPAIGN CIDER,&C.-U5 boxeaCham- \J palgn Oder, ohoice artlclo, 20 bbla choice old peach Brany, d do do Apple Brandy, 10 do do Cherry Brandy, Also—Ginger aud Blackberry, boxes. In store and tor Bale by febl WEBSTER A PALME-g /CHATHAM INFERIOR COURT—FEBRU- ARY TERM, I860.—Whereas, Juntos Gtige), James J. Wall, K. S. Hardwlokc, John D. Jesso, 11, Rothschild. Francis J. Corcopcly, Titos, iloruundez and P. Gelbolhou3o, summoned to attend the pres ent Term oftblsCourtas Petit Jurors havo made de fault ; it is ordorod, that thoy bo lined twonty dol lars each unless they tile good and sufficient cause of exouse on or before the Urst day of the next Term of this Court. True extract from tnluutes. WM. H. BULLOCH, marS Clerk 1. o. 0. C. 0. ». iUHKlSON. A. C. MCOBUKK HARRISON .Si McGEliEE, AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND Forwarding Merchants. 50 ASH Cl imOAU-HTliKKT, COLUMRU3, OGOKOIA. 49* Particular uttentinu given to the sales of Real Estate, Negroes and Produce. 4S1T Liberal ad vuucos made on Negroes aud MeT- choudize. KKFKKKXCESi RUSE. PATTEN k CO. 1 GUNDY k DANIEL, i-Columbus, Ga. STEWART, GRAY A CO. J RUSE, DAVIS k LONG, 1 WM. WRIGHT, f Savannah. YOUNG, ATKINS A DUNHAM, \ C. A. GREENE k Co., ’ / Apalachicola II. S. SMITH, j. Mobile, Alabama, oct 23 ly LAND AGENCY. fpiIE undersigned will, for flvo dollars per lot, X examine any lands In Ibe counties of Appling, Wayne, Ware or Coffee, and roport to tho owner as to tholr present value, the prospect for their be coming more valuable iu future, aud whethor or not there Is being any trospass committed thereon, Invariably pledging himsolf to give a true aud cor rect account, for which all remittances will bo ex pected in udvunce. Ho will also soil and remit when requested, nnd as directed, for seven per cent. Ho will also promptly attend to ail professional business entrusted to his care. VERNON C. McLENDON, my 18 Attorney at law, Homesvlllo, Ga. MORAVIAN AND FLOURISHING COT* 1V1 v • • • - apr25 ton—Just received and for salo by J. W. THRELKELI), Congress and Whitnkor streots, XT O. MOLASSES, landing from schooner • Abby Francis, and for sale by dec 27 LOCKETT k SNELLINGS. THRESH ARRIVALS OF FLOUR.—Pine Loi H Mills, extra and suporllne, Foster’s do do In store aud tor sale by Jan 26 YOUNG. WYATT «f CO A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR HOUSE KEEPERS, I S an important item, und to know where to get exactly wbal is wanted iu equally Important, call at “KENNEDY & BEACH’S” Hodgson’s N«w Block, Corner of Broucli ton and Bull Streets, and you will find everything pertaining to House Keeping as well as Refrigerators, Meal Safes, Wood en wore, und Tin Witte, Willow Ware, beautiful Water Coolers, I'utout Ico Pitchers, Brushes in every variety, Bird Cagos. Bathing Tubs, Indeed nearly everything that can bocall-Hlt'er, recollect the place. aprlO T IVERPOOL SALT.—400 sacks, ten to tli JU ion, lamllug from ship Ell Whitney, and It sale by marlO PADLFORD, FAY k CO. IfAiRlORimiENTS ' AP EVERY DESCRIPTION executed on the premtsos by Mr. NOLT1M1RR, In tho moat su perior munnor, all of which will be furnished tho city or country customer ou the most reasonable ti.ru», and at prices as low as at any other estab lishment ortho kind In tho State. S. WILMOT, may 13 No, 1 Market square. W I. MOLASSES.—223 hhda of very au> • perior quality, in new packages, lauding per brig Red Wlug, and for sale by sprlS PADELFORD, FAY k CO pOLORED LAWNS AND CAMBRICS.- V Just rocelved per steamer Alabama from Nov York, and for sole by J. W. THRELKELD, apr\7 Congress and Whitaker streets. A-uciion & Commission House, Macon, Ga. a. r. McLaughlin, General Agent and Auctioneer, Soliciu from bis fricuds consignments of ovury doscrlptiun. Takos orders for Colton. JtSP Special uttcutiou given to the sales of Real Estate, Stocks aud Negro property, at public uud pri vatu salos. Prompt returns und disputdi. Reference—C. A. L. LAMAR. mob 80 wm. iicmm'Ku. Marble Monunieuts, Tombs and Grave Slones, furn ished ou reasonable terms. Orders res pectfully solicited. ftp 18 R. U. HILTON, AITUKNKV AND CHUNbldJjUK AT IaW Office corner ol Ray uud 1'rayton-fcts. HA VANNS II, OA. my 11 " HENRY WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 8, Drayton Stroet, Savannah, Georgia, may 6—ly JOHN M. AULLUN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, (Office at the Court House.) Will practice in tbe superior aud Courts of Ordi nary. Jan 80 If. LT ATTORNEY AT LAW, Corner of Buy atul Whitaker Street* 8 A V A N N A II . tel) 22 8mo* b. A. O'DVRKK, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office 176, Bay-st M over Turner & Go’s. Drug ritore HAVANNAH, OA. uov lo—ly GifiblitiE iiiou PlmWAiiD, ' ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office Monument Square, near State Bank. 8 A VANN AU, UA. uov 10—ly jaSJesThTsavagE; ~ ATiORNEY AT LAW. lUOMANVlIJ.K, 1IIOMAS COCATV, OA. All businass entrustud to bis euro will recetvs prompt attouiion. lyr—mar!7 ‘ AN'rllONYlUicetf.OHT ATTORNEY AT LAW, Savannah, Georgia. Office ou Buy street, over the Bank of havao null. • feb2 WILLIAilTPlULLlI.S, ATTORNEY AT LAW. UAKIEITA, OA. octal—ly DAVID Cl. VVILDS, ATTORNEY AT LaW, HfAllTAt OA. Will procure In the comities of Haucock, Warieiq Wualiiugtou, aud Baidwiti. Rkkkkknckh—Bolin k Foster, Rabun at Smith, and E. A. Soullard, Suvunuuli. jant) ~WM. C. 'CONNELLY, ~ ATTORNEY AT LAW, UlIUBIW, WORl’ll cou.vrv, OA., (rusr omcic. ALBANY.) WiU practise in tbu Southern Circuit, ami In Macon, Dooly and Worth Counties of tbe Macon Circuit. JtST Particular attention given to tbo collection ol claims in South-Western Georgia. Je2—Ota tE'ctiiiiSuNd', ATTORNEY AT LAW, lebl-ly 1KWLNTON, UA. LAaTEH « ANOEUHO.V, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, *lj*6-ly MACON, UA. ’ O. W'. MAUKV, ATTORNEY AT LAW, KlUNKUN, UEAfiU CO., UA. ^Will atteud to piolc-ssiunul business In the Counties oi Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, Men- wether uud Troup, Rcferoncu—llou. K. Y. Hilt, LaUrange, Go.; Hou. David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.; Colonel M. M. Tidwell, Fayetteville, Ga.; and Mr. William Dougherty, to- luuilius, Ga. sopl7-i> WiilTsTilANiElL; ATTORNEY AT LAW, SAVANNAH. UA. Office over Thomas SI. Turner k Co.’a Drug Store, Bay street. my7 MERCER UNIVERSITY, PI2NPIELD, GA. FACULTY. PKESIUEN'T, N. M. CRAWFORD, 1). I). rKOFB^SOIW. College. S. I*. SANFORD, A. M., Mathematics. J. E. W11.LET, A. M., Cbeinistiy ami Natural Philosophy. H. H. TUCKER, A. M., Hollos Luttrea. U. IV. WISE, A. M., Greek and Latin Lnuguagou. WILLIAM 0. WOODFIN, A. B. ( Modern Languages. Theological Seminary. X. M. OKAWFORD, I). D:, Ecclosisstical History und Biblical Literature. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, A. M., Systematic and Paslorsl Theology. Academy. THOMAS A. SEALS, Principal. Tho CommoncemonUs hold ou tho last Wednesday in July. TbouextTeim will commence on tbe last Wed nesday in Auguat. Tbe price of Board In the village is $10 pur month; washing, room rent, fuel, kn., $a. By order of the Board of Trustees. my 12 2m S. LANDRUM, Secretary. WHARF TO RGNTi 'PADELFORD’S Wharf, next west of tho low X or Steam Rico Mill, one ljuudred and fifty feet front, to ronton reasonable terms. Possession glveu 1st November next. mayP2_ FAPELFORD, FAY & CO. COD FISH, MACKEREL AND IIRR- RINGS. J JUST received 5 hhda choice Cod Fish 20 bbla extra No laud No. 2 Mackerel: iO do extra Pickle Herrings, 60 boxes Smoked Herrings in store and forsulobv DAVID OfOONNFR. may lu Corner Broghtou k Bray ton ats, S. C, HUSK. J. U. DAVIS. W. 11. LO.VO. RUSE, DAVIS & LONG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA. tuny 80 W. H. FAKKKU*. C A. U. FALUUANT. ' W. II. FARRELL «fc CO., DEALERS IN Choice Family Groceries—Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Corner Broughton and Whitaker-sts. Town and Country supplied with choice goods at low prices. AU orders promptly attended to, and sastifactlon always guaranteed. sept 18 WAYNK, OltJEN V1LLU & CO., COMMI»al0^li^j^CfiriVAKSi®JlEHCHANTS, Bay-street Savannah. THUS. S. WAYNE. U. IS. GRENVILLE, R. AI.EX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE, jy 0—tr Savannah. Chattanooga. C. O. POOLE, No. 11, Whittaker Street, (two doors from Bryan,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Sashes, Blinds, Doors, Paints, Oils, Var nishes, Window Glass, Putty, die. l Painters’, Gruluers’ und Artists’ Brushes: Whitewash Heads and Dusters, Dry and TZp-g-—'Mixed i’aluts of every description, Artists’ colors iu tubes, Prepared Canvass, kv. PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS AND FIRE BUARD PATTERNS. Rooms prepared with neatness und desimteh.— House, Sign aud Ship Pututing, Glldlug, Gralulug aiul Glazing done in the best stylo aud at uioderutu prices. All orders irom the couuliy promptly attouded to. mob 28—ly JAS. S. UOOK. KKAD. T. TUSAAC. HOOK & T15B12AU, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, SANDUUiVIUJt, UKOKG1A. Will practise lu Wushluglou, Jefferson, Sc riven, Burke, Emanuel, Tattnall, uud Montgomery ol th* Middle Circuit, and Wilkinson of tho Ocmuigee Cir cuit. mayh C HAMPAGNE—12 baskets genuine Heidstc Champagne in store aud for sale by OCTAVUS COHEN, A retired Clergyman, restored to health In a tew days, aTtor many years of great nervous suffering, Is anxious to mahe known tbe means or cure. Will sond (free) the prescription usod. Direct to the Rev. JOHN M. DAUNALL, No. 69 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N, Y. lm d&w mayl4 B leached shirtings. -10 caioTs^Tt- and 4-4 Bleached SUirtlngs, dlfl'orcnt styles ust received aud for sale by marll LADSON & ROGERS. IF OPE—700 coha Rope, various brands, ah XV of good quality, in store and for sale by spr29 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. E UM.—50 barrels Luther Felton A Son’s, Boa ton Rum, landing and for sal* by marjB BRIGHAM, KELLY A 00. ID GLOViK—Colored kid rtloveajust re* KV ceived and for sale by J. W. THRELKELD, mar 21 Cor. Congress and Whitaker st*. *7 £ CASKS Bacon, Hams, Sides and Should- I tl ders, just received aud for sale by aprll CRANE, WEL1R A CO. N EW GOODS—Tho subscriber has received a large lot or the following arUclos— White and striped Osuaburgs, Columbus Factory, White and Htriped Osnaburga, Schley’s Factory, Bleached aud brown Shirtings and Shootings, Marlboro’ and Manchester Plaids and Stripes, Blue Deulius, ko.,ko, Alsu, a fresh lot or cheap fast-colored Prints. J, W. THRELKELD, raria corner Congress and Whitaker-sts, -25,000 bushels Corn to arrive. YOUNG k WYATT. F or sale.- may® —’—10 bbls cbolce Moaougabela whisky, very old and pure. Juat received per Koystone State, aud for sale by may7 lOt CHAS. A. GREINER. T IME—1000 bbls. Lime landing per schooner XJ Maine Law, and for sale by may7 BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. H A\—60 bales Prime Northern Hay land- . lug per brig Phllura, and for sale by insy7 BRIGHAM, KE1J.Y & CO. ntolfl constanUy on hand, and - 4m K“‘ oo. |~1ARPETTING, Matting, Window Shades, V Uceand MunIId Curtains, may bo found at apr28 AIK IN k BURNS. L ADIES’ FLESH COLORED 8ILK VESTS Just received and lor sale by aprSl J. W. . THRKLKELE. maylO 500 just received aud for FRENCH CHINA, WHITE GliANITK, AND GLASS WARE. 146 MKKTJNO 8TKKKT. ClUKLKriTOX, SOUTU CAKOU.NA. . The subscribers respectfully solicit- from the traveling public, u» luspocUcn^ of tlioir stock of French uud English China, in plaiu white, gold huud, and w decorated dinner, desert, breakfast, lea, toilet, tete-a- tete sets und vases. Also, Cups and saucers, kc., ot the celebrated Sevres Chiua. Whito Uruuito of the best manufacturers. Rich cut French, English uud Bohemiau Glass. They havo a variety of ornameuts iu 1’urUiteu Ware, Busts of Calhoun, Clay, Webster, uttd others, aud Statuctes of tho Greek Slave, Venus de Medicis, &(!.. Ac. They have also a beautiful, durable and cheap urti* ole for Uoors uud hearths, of Plain uu«l fincausMc Tiles. Their stock beiug very general, carefully selected aud imported direct, offers iuducomouts to merchants us well as families, to whom goods Will he put up ut the lowest rates for cash. WEBB & SAGE, Importers, successors to Cameron, \V ehli A Co. JOHN 8. NORRIS, ARCHITECT. H AVING resumed the practice of his proles- siou, ofi’ers his services to his t ricuds uud the public as on Architect uud auperiuteudeul. Desigus fot any part of the couutry supplied aud executed in all the various branches of his profes sion, such as Public Edifices, Stores, Dwellings, Monuments, Ac. Thoroughly Fire Proof Stores de signed and executed. Office at present iu Bay Lane, rear of the Custom House. Jan 3—1 y M. WHIT SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ALUUATOK, EAST FLORIDA. Will practice iu tho Easieru uud Southern Counties. Refer to—Col. 8. S. Sibley, and R. B. Hilton, 8a- viimmli. febi-tl ATTORNEY AT LAW, NtUXUUKVtUJf, OA. Practices Law iu tho various Counties of the Oc. inulgeo Circuit, and the aifloinlug Counties ol Twiggs, lAtnruus uud WaHbiugtou. Holer to—John Bostou. II. A. Crane, and R. & Hilton. _ _ febl* AAH." W. UKKKX. * ~ ~ ”” U. F. SMOOT. GREEN A SMOOT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 00120 • THOA1ASTON, (IA. oeoiioet; 6oitnoNV" ATTOBKEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AMI Commissioner of the U. S. Court of Claims for the Slate qf Georgia. office Corner Day uud Bull streets, ly uiyio DH. CHARLES U.’CO£SlM OFFICE CORNER HULL AND WHITAKER BIB. Residence No. 14 Liberty street, one dour west of Drayton. uiyU J. W. PATTKnSOJir ATIORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Troujivilie, Ifowiidos County, Gu. (my 11 H. W. BAKERT ‘ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Monticeilo, Jefferson Couuty, Ha. Roiereurc—llou. W. U. Elkmino, Savannah, Oa my 11 EDWARD GTwiLSON; MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. At Messrs. Ward A Owens’ Law Office. (my 11 JOSEPU UANAUL, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office, Bay street, over tho Reading Room of the Republican, entrnuc* iiumediateiy east of Messrs Price .v Vender’s. mayll WILLIAM H. DASHER, " ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT l^iV, Tronpvllle, Lowudes Couuty, Ga. Will practice in Thomas, Lowudes, Clinch, Ware, Appling, Telfair, Irwiu, Laurens, and Pulaski counties, Georgia; uud m Jellersun,Madison, liuxu- lltoti, aud Cuiuiubiu counties, Florida. (myll WM. SI. Wll-LUMN. TIIAUIlKl-fl OIJVKH. ’ JACK HKuW.N WILLIAM*, OLIVKR df BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW’, Bucnu Vista, Marion Couuty, Gu., Will practice iu the couuiiua of Marion, Macon, Houa- ton, Stewart, Randolph, Muscogee, Lee, aud any udjolniug counilcN, where their services may be required. my 11 joiuv ii. cociiRAaikr ATTORNEV AT LAW, Dublin, lam runs couuty, Ga„ Into junior partner of the firm of A. & J. Cucuua.\k, irwinton, Ga., wilt attend promptly to ail busiiiens entrusted to hi; rare, i’urtiouiur uttcutiou paid to collecting. Re IVrenee—l!r, C. B. Gnyton, F. II. Rowe, Dublin, Ga., M .Marsh, Savanuuh. myil A. OZiOTHINO A H EMPORIUM. 1 DOOR WEST OF T1IE11EFUBLICAN* READING ROOM. Fine Ready-madeIW. O. Price, Clothing ; Hats und Cap3, Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Canes, Umbrellas CVavuts, Stocks, Huud kerchiefs, uud Faucy Articles for Gentlemen. FASHIONABLE AND UILIXABY TAILOR, Also, Superfiuc Cloths,. assimers aud Vestings, will bo made to mea- suro.uuexceptlou- abloiu style aud workmanship, by tbo best mechanics, at shorten', notice mny7 CRANE, WELLS k CO. 17TH GEORGIA REPORTS. /COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE ;,or, The Joys and sorr »wn of American Lite. By Mrs. Lee Heutz. The Three Marriages; or Life at a Watering Place. The First and Second Marriages; or, Tho Courfo slea of Wedded Life. Iudla; The Pearl of Pearl River. By Mis. .South- Worth. Phllly k Kit. By Caroline Cbeseboro. Introduction to Social Science. By Geo. H. Oli ver!. Berenice. A novel. Colomba. from tho French ol Meritner. The Christian Life; Us Hopes, Us Fears, aud its Close. By Thomus Arnold, of Rugby School. Madeira, Portugal aud Spain. Maziul. Sbakspearo Papers, Hiawatha, Attache at Madrid, Paris Sights, Boccaccio, Decameron, Widow Bodott, Napoleon CorresiKmdeuco, Abbott’s Napo leon, kc., Ac may9 W. THORNE W’lLUAMS. L ADIES' AND GENT’S GLOVES.—A mug- ultlcent assortment of ladies’ aud gout’s Tulfetu Silk Gloves, white aud black, also assorted colors, lust received aud for sale dy marll LaDSON k ROGERS jjAMS HAMS.—A superior lot of Hams iu spr 3 store, aud Irr sale by OGDEN, STARR k Oo. "ITtLOWER SEEDS.—Just received, a supply J? of uew uud choice Flower Seeds, at tbe APOTHECARIES’ HALL, spr 4 Cor. Broughton and Barnard sis. P OTATOES,—100 bbls choice Mercer Pota toes, lauding and for sale by 4eo 89 C A GREINER OABKET81 BASKETS!—We would call tho XJ attention of tho ladios to our stock of W’ork, Travellug uud fine Faucv Baskets, the largest assort ment lu the city, at the House Furnishing Store, 166 UrougUtou-Btrcet. uiarUl HORACE MORSE. No. 147 Bay Street, sa rANNA u. 49* Ordersfroiu city andcouuiy solicited. -»y fob 6 - BarShu shops; Puluskl House Barber Shop, Ciiviu' Brick Building, opposite the Pulaski House, FIVE WORKMEN ENGAGED. Maruluill House Barber Shop, Broughton Street, FOUR WORKMEN ENGAGED. JUSSid T. BERNARD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEUXm AT LAW, Newuftnsvlilo, Ha. Reference—George L. Drown. William Doll, New- iiunsvillo, Fla., It. D. Hilton, liootuu Villalougu, Sa van nub, Gu. myll HUDSON, FLEMING «S& CO., Factors ami ComutlsNlon Merchants, No. 04 Buy Street, Savannah, Ga., T ENDER their services to planters, merchant* und dealers, in Uie said ot couou ana all other cuuntry produce. Being vunnucted iu busiuess with HorKi.Ns, Hcuao.v k Co., ot cliurlestou, theestabukh- incut of au ottlco In this city will afford our friends choice of markets. Strict uttcutiou will he given to business, aud tbe usual tucilities afforded cuslo- meij'. . J. R. HUDSON, i W. U. FLEMING, J Savannah. 1ABETH HOPKINS, Augusta, my 11—tf COMEN. Cliasleston. ritHE subscriber, thunkful to hia fellow-citizens X for the liberal patronago lie lias recoivod, aud Is still receiving, begs respectfully to inform them that be has eugagud sufficient additional first-cluss workmen from some of tho best Barber Shojis iu New York, and will bo enabled to accommodate us muuy geutleiucn us may honor him with their pa- trouago. N. B.—The Barbershops are closed on Suudays— straugers will please bear this iu mind. SAVE YOUR MONEY " CALL AT THE NEW SHOE STORE, No. 14; BROUGHTON STREET. .next door toMossrs. J. Dlcksou k Co’s. Confec tionary. You will there find the greatest bargains in Shoes ever offered in this olty. October IMh, 4855. LAND AGENOY—Brunswick, Ga. EDWIN M. MOORE O ehtme uud salo or lauds In the eouurles or tilyun, Wayuo, Camden, Oharltou, Appling, Ware, Cofibe, Clinch, Luwndos and Thomas. Particular attonlion glveu to locatlug, purchasing aud uelllug oi town lots iu the town or Bauuawtck. Rznouacja: Dr R Collins, Macon; Dr B M Cargilo, Bruuswlck* Thomas H Harden, Bsvaunah; Hon James L Sew, ard, ThemasvlUe. WOOD AND LUMBER. A LL kinds of Wood, Boards. Planks, Joist, Timber. Shingles, Light-wooa, Posts, Eastern Laths And 1’alUugM, for Balo, at wholesale aud rotall, low for cash, on tho new wharf rocoutly erected on the Lumber Yard or Robert A. Allen k Co. mar 12—ly WM. J. L. MOULTON. JOHN C. BOOTH. CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Will also give his attoutlou to desigus in Architeo- ture. Office In tbs store of John Williamson, Esq., Bay stmt. myib LEf LUlt WILCOX, D«!llti*l«, OFFICE over Dewitt A Mor gan’s Store on Congress-street, otter their piofrfjulouul services to the i. public, confident, from Jong expoit- cute uud pust success, that iu all cases, they will reuder entire satisfaction. oct 2 u dknti¥thy. Drs. ROY ALL A JOHNSON, Dentists, office corner St. Juheu-at. and Market Square, over S. Wtl- mot’s Jewelry store. Office hour* from 8 to 2 o'clock, and from 8 to 0. mar 11 com DUS.' L EF£E U~& WILCOX, DentUts. ARE now fully prepared to in sert lull or lrurUal setts of Teeth on tho principle of Dr. J. Allens’* Patent Continuous Gum, By,this improvement, the form of the face can he restored to any degree of rotundity that may be desired. It ia applicable iu all cuses whore the cheeks have fallen iu und cuuuol bo detected by the closest observer.— This method combines the following t I vantages.-- Au artificial gum, which exhibits u perfectly natural aud lUe-like appoarauco, and Imparts to tho tbceth that peculiar oxprcssiou which characterizes the na tural organs. This Gum consists of a sll&clous compound, w hick Is applied uud thsod upon Uto Teeth und Plato in such a in ami or, as to fill up all tho iutersticos around th* base of the Teeth, and also unites them firmly to ouch other and to tbo Pluto upon which they ur* sett. This secures perfect cluuuUuess of the Teeth. Office over DeWItt A; Morgan, Congress street. v %* Republican aud Georgiau copy, fob 10— U b7bllis, Factor and General Commission Merchant no; 71 BAY-3TRKKT, SAVANNAH, OA., Rnnuut to—Messrs. ClagUoru k Cunningham, Bell k ProutUs, Ogden, Starr A Co.. Savannah; J. P. Thompson, Boston, dot 1