About Savannah daily Georgian & journal. (Savannah, Ga.) 1856-1856 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1856)
VOL. XXXVlil [OLD SERIES.] SAVANNAH, (Q/L) SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1850. NO. 11900. Dull)-. Trl-Wcckly tuitl Wrinkly. Offlolal Paper of the City and County. K. B. HILTON & CO. K»IWLIftIIRR8. f * - - - - - Editor. ». P. HAMfltVoy, } AmUUhI Editors. SIS TEHM8; W**•« mlvmic*. *r».00 rrf*wVpkly I»np**v »* u ji.OO Wwkly P^h , MnairCouy <.00 •* ** Flvr »• N,00 ** Right « 10,00 “ •• Te« •» 1JI,00 (,Tn <mi<> ft rtrtvc am) Twenty *» <0,00 When not paitl in advat«v the rtilrgv for tlio Dally will he *fi, nti.l f.»r the Tri-WYokly 14. 8 AtvH1>Xy ,Two b'rloelTPrS7 ftrorglnn iSi Jonninl Rending Room* Our Reading Room iu the Exchange is freo to till subscribers to the Dally Georgian 4* Journal, to all contract advertisers in its columns, to the Clergy of the city and to strangers introduced by either of these classes—but to none other*. BY VXUilQaXlA'PtX; Three Days Later from Europe. ' AtiniVAi, or thu Kkw You*, .Tnue 13th. —Tho Arabia has at- rived with Liverpool dittos to May 31st. She reports the g'uIIuii M.irlcct as steady. Sties aiace I’m-uI vy Vj.ttdJ bales, James McHenry's Circular quotes Fuir Or leans at i»J; Middling 6 Pair Mobile 5|d; Middling Mobile Cjd; ‘Fair Uplands 6|; Mid dling Uplands (I Mil.- Stock *•,» band, 540,000 bales. Bacon has advanced from (Id. to Is. Money market easy e.isy at previous rates. ftmk or England has reduced the rate of In torest to 5 per cent. Another report says that business was dull, i* efltKfiqnence of the menacing attitude of tin *xl*tt)ig velattoaa between tho United Stater and Great liritaiii. It is rumored that eithei tfOliver or Loid Elgin will lie sent to Washing ton to settle the difflrnlties. anti Fillmore Know Nothing Convex riex—X*u> Fort, Jims 131b. A majority o. tb * 0 immitteo to whom the subject was referred will report to-morrow In favor of co-operation with the Black Republicans. Fremont stands the best chance fora nomination. Gtnrgin Fruit. Our a^kiiowledgmeuts are clue our friend D. Redmond, Esq., of Augusta, oue of the editor* of the Southern Cultivator, and the propriety oftUe“FrtdtIand Farm.” near that city, for some rare specimens of fruit at this season ol the year. They consist of apples and apricots, beautiful to look upon and rich in flavor. Mr, Redmond Is proving practically what ho teachet- theoretically, that the soli and climate of («eor. gia are eminently adapted to the raising of all descriptions of fruit to a degree of perfection unequalled In any other portion of our lavored country. Mr. Redmond is a thoroughly practical man iu everything pertaining to bis profession, and as a writer upon live various subjects which engage his jou, has few equ il* in our country. His enterprise is bound tocontr.bule to the good of our State, and the luxury of our people. P. 8.—Since writing the fore; i wo have had the pleasure of meeting Mr. ft. in person, who, we are happy to «i.iy, Is making arrange ments to supply this market with the choicest productions of 1 “Fkbiti.avd.” In which we wish him abundant success. Hon. Eilwnnl Everett mid Senator Sumner. The delivery of Mr. Everett’s oration on the character of Washington, at Cambridge, an. nounced for June 17th, has been postponed on account of the indisposition of the distinguish, ed orator. The following b- a note from his physician: " My dear Sir s—Having considered the state of your health and the effort necessary in pule lie speaking, in tho present state of your vocal organs, t toot compelled to advise you to give up your engagement at Cambridge for tho 17th instant. “ I am.very respectfully and truly yours. “James Jackson. •‘June (», I for,. The following i- copied from the Boston /Was : “ Several of our citizens hiring desirous of ex- iressipg tlioir unqualified approbation of the ate speech ol the Hon. Clin*., Sumner, in a sub st not in, testimonial, chculated tho following document for aignatiires yesterday, In this city, and in Worcester, at the Convention: Being desirous of expressing to the lion. Charles Sumner, in some permanent and appro priate form, our ndmiratlou of his spotless pub lic and private character,of our lively gratitudi for his dauntless courage in the defenco oi freedom on the floor of Congress, and especial!) of our unqualified approbation of his speech'in behalf of lice Kaims, delivered in the Senate on the VOtli of May lust—n speech character ized by comprehensive knowledge of the sub ject, by logical acuteness, and by Spartan in trepidity in its cliustiseinuut of iniquity, foi which lie has well nigh lost his life, at tho bru tal and cowardly hands ofn creature for which, Blanks to the rarity of their Appearance, tin English tongue 1ms as yet no appropriate name —wo d em it ullko a privilege and on honor to participate iu olfering him some suitable token of our sentiments. For this purpose we sub scribe the several sums set opposite our names. Among the signatures to this document art* those of Josiuli Quincy, Sen., Henry W. Long fellow, F. I). Huntington, Jared Sparks, tt. II. D.iiiiijr., Alex. II. Rice, Edward Everett, Gen. Bliss, Charles UiuI.-kiii, Win. Urighura, J. Z Goodrich. Curios Fierce, mid about eight) others. Latest Accounts from South Florida. Wo dud tho following items of Intelligence In the Tampa Peninsular of last Saturday. The Indian war Is still drugging “its slow length along,” without any satisfactory rn.mlt, or any promise of an early teftniuatiou. two men Fired upon—one wounded. We are ludobted to James Robarts for tho following statement of an attack made by n body of Indians, on Wednesday afternoon, the 28th uit., near Ft. Denaud: James M. Harrolland James Robarts loft the camp of tho voluuteers, which was within a few hundred yards of Ft. Denaud,on the oppo site side of the Oaloosahatuhee, about 4 o'clock In the afternoon of the day above mentioned, for tho purpose of driving up some beef cattle. They apprehended no danger, and wero unarm ed. After crossing tho river and going a short distauco, they wore suddenly tired upon by six Indians, who wero concealed behind some pal metto bushes. Uarroll received ouo wound iu his right shoulder, and the horse he rode was wounded by three balls. A retreat was imme diately commenced ; an Indian attempted to stop Harrell by nitcbing his horse, but failed in the attempt. Both made guud their retreat to the encampment. Harroll U now in the hospital ut Ft. Detiaud. Tho ludlaus were but at amt U yards ilUtau Irom Harroll mid ItobaiU when they lired at them; they were seen distinctly by several men at FL Denuml. % In consequence of a severe vain which was falling at the time, tio trail could be discovered till next day. when it was struck some twelve miles from the scene of actions at a distauco it merged Into a larger one; fouud a place where the Indiuns hud encamped fur the night-, which Indicated tiiut there was a considerable number of them: pursued still further, when it was so augmented as to just ify the coueluslou that thero were from 80 to 100 Indians. We have not learned why the pursuit was given up, but pre sume it was because of the inundated state of tlie country. A passengers on the U. 8. M. steamer Florida, informed us thut two Compares wetc operating in the Gulf-Hammock, in lajvy county, in ac cordance with Gov. Broome'* instructions to Col. M. Whit Smith, and tiiut Indigo signs had been discovered wit bin two mlto* o($prt*r Keys. Suicide.—On .the evening of tbo : 30th uit., Cbai, uu Indian wlio.with his wife Polly, sur rendered to Gen. Harney, in 1840, and has been under the protection of the whites ever since, icting In tho capacity of guide ami intepretor wbenover required, shot himself. Wo have heard no plausible reason assigned for this act, mt presume ho was troubled in mind, und choose tills, as the Indians conceive, brave way of “shuffllug of this mortal coil.” This casualty nnpponed ut a Pont a few miles below Puntu Rassa. Polly is now at Ft. Myers. Corporal Manning, of the U. S. A., was shot by a sentinel at Ft. Myers, u few daw ago. He was attempting to puss the nwitmel, oaJiis muds und Knees, and failing to answer tho dutllenge, was shot dead. [from tho Buffalo Advertiser, Juno 4.J Ex-Prestdeut Tyler,* Letter to n UlncU Man. Wo cheerfully give place to the following letter. It carries sufficient explanation of the oiremuataiicos uuder which' It was written on its face- Hope Butler is a well behaved colored auu who has resided among us lor several years ind Is favorably known to many of our citi zens t— Sherwood Forest, t Charles Cm’ Countv, Vo., May 21 1850. j My good friend—l was highly gratified lu the receipt of your letter of the 4th May, and shall not rail to make kuown your kind remembran ces to my brother, Doctor Wat. H. Tyler, wlieu 1 see him. HU post office U the “ Old Church, Hanover county,” and bo would be very much pleased to receive a letter from you. Mr. William Allen is residing at Claremont, having married Miss Jessup from Canada, and .llrs.Orgain lives at Berkeley, the birtkpluce of General. Harrison, which she purchased in the iast two years. Doctor Mlnge, after having sold out here and emigrated to Alabama, has returned to Virginia, rad purchased the farm formerly occupied by Mr. Cooke, near Flowes de hundred. Mr. Fran cis Ruffin still lives at Cabin Point, and General Harvey in Richmond. 1 regret to Bay that our friends, Park Crump and Dr. Robert Butler, have paid the great debt of nature. Two more estimable men rarely, if ever, lived. Thus have 1 given yon an account of all tlioso you inquired niter, and I doubt not but thut each of them who now live would moat cordially salute you wherever they might meet you, whether in your old native Virginia, or in your adopted State of New York. They say to you whut is true in regard to the penalties Imposed on free persons of color returning to the State. But it may be truly said that the stringency of our laws is entirely to be ascribed to the factions interference of thuso who are evermore engaged in the task of disturbing their neighbors, rather than to the spiritand feelings of our own people. You were always treated with attention und re spect by this people, because you were known to be correct in all your dealings, and faithful to all your engagements, and you can well avouch that alfcolored meu who conduct them selves becomingly umong us arc treated at all times with consideration and rcsnect. There are no types or “Uncle Tom and Lis Cabin” ex cept during tiie period oi ins quiet anil happy home with Mr. 8t. Clair. I had the pleasure of meeting with Mr. Cook last year, at Saratoga, and through him mode enquiries concerning you. 1 am glad that ho made known tho fact to you, as to it I am in debted for your letter. 1 shall take great pleasure in mentioning your remembrances to the gentlemen as drslrcd, anil am gratified to leurn ttiat at your advanced age you continue to enjoy good health. So may it long coutinue to he. Such is the sincere wish of oue who respects merit without distinction ol race. Very truly your friend, John Tvi.ru. Mr. Hope Butler. 11 P' lii The New York Dutchman publishes the fol lowing lor the benefit of those who are disposed to commit suicide on rainy days : For low spirits wo recommeud a dear con science, frcMi air, a lot of exercise, and u tuste lor u flute. “And it cume to pass when the evil spirit was on Saul, that David took a harp ami nluycd with his baud, so Saul was refreshed, and was well, uud the evil spirit departed from him.” Iu treating tho disease of the mind music is uut sufficiently valued. In ralslug the heurt above despair, uii old violin Is worth two doctors and two apothecary shops. Toe “ Man Woman” again in Limbo. The female Nancy Stours alius Mary Dickinson alias Albert Guelph, has liceti arrested in Syra cuse, New York, on a charge of vagrancy, it U but u Tew weeks since she was discharged flora the penitentiaiy. Hiuce her release, she has been living with un old crone, a colored re male, who subsists on charity. Miss Lewis, who wss married to Mrs. Stours, bus visited her at tbs house of the colored woman, and her (Miss Ltwis') friends wero so much aunoyed by the siugulur Bason thut they procured her arrest. She was upon conviction sent to the peulttutl- ary for four months, in the court room Naucy Kid she could make some most astounding de- niopemenla, but did not think tt best. Proceedings of €ounell. (COMCl.CPKn FROM TUM MORXIXU’h EMTIOX.) Savannah, Jims 121860. Ills Honor the Mayor lulil before tho Board the following proamble and resolutions adapted at a meeting or the cltltom ofHavanunh on May 0,1868, which wnro ordered to be entered on tho minute*, viz; PUBLIC MEKTLYQ, MATO, 18f>0. Pursuant to a call In this morning's papors, a molding or the citizens or Savannah was held at the Kxctiauge to day, to give expression to their feelings in rotation to tho death or Onorgo M, Troup, Esq., ex-Governor of Georgia. Ills Honor tho Mayor, Edward 0. Anderson, was called t » tho Chair, and John .1. Koliy appointed Secretary. Tho meeting was aiidro.tncd in a vary chasm und ologant mmiuer by Judge J. CL Nlcoll, whoreln tie reviewed tiio life and chhraclor of the deceased, aud Ids Intimate cernieetien with unimportant and high ly exciting period or tho past history oT Georgia; mid concluded l*y oltbritig the following resolution : /towh-fti, That a committee id'llvobe appointed to draft a preamble aud mulutloiiH exurewlvo ol' the reelings nrAlii* inert fug in relation to tho deceased. .Iiidg" Howard .1. Harden, after a few appropriate remarks, nocondod tho resolution, whereupon tl]o I'ollowlug committee were appointed s Judge J. 0. Nlcoll, Out. W. T. William*, Captain John K Ward, Jiidijo H. J. Harden, Ueueriil W. P- White. Thu i-oininlttco, ut'tor a short absence, presented to tlm meeting, through Judge Harden, liioibituwing proimthlo and resolutions: Whereas it has pleased Almighty God to remove Irom the seem; 6r Ids earthly usefulness aud labors 1 , the venerablo Georgo Mvlutosh Troup, wiio, after tilling many post* of distinction aud rqspomslhility. Irom thal of a Repi esejitalivo in the ls>gisluturo of Georgia, to the chief magistracy of tho .Stale, aud u SrtiHtur*lilp In the Congress otthoL'ulott, h;ul sought In retirement from u public lilc of distinguished use- ruined, tlie privacy of hi* home in Iziuren* eoauty, devoting himseir iu hi* declining years to the -»oelety of Ids friends uud iielghlmi'n. And whereas U is meet uud proper that the |»coplo of Georgia, and moru c.sj»eciaHy the citizens of (TiuiIimiii county, where Ida first services were given tollio Ntute, should testify a due svuso of tho Itn- |K)rtaneiMif Gov. Troup's pntdie service*, und their sorrow Ibr ills death Be U tin-re fore 1. BfMibrd, That iu the death oftho Hun. George M. Troup, we And a fitting occasion for the expres sion ofoiirudiuiratiou for his talent* uud hi* dis tinguished public services when in life, und oftho lois which llifi whole State has sustained lu Ills death. Itewheil. That in Gov. Troup, tlm State of Georgia |His*essed a firm aud unwavering friend, aiwuy* steadfast iu tho muintuuanco of her right* uud her houor, and to whom more lhau to auy of hur illustrious men, slio i* indobted for those exposi tion* of tho relative rights or tho Slates aud tho Fed eral Government, by which tho just rights or each are to bo sustained, ami our form of government u* mid out by Its revered founders l* to he prenorved equally from tho oucroaehmeui* of usurpation and the lawieMiKw* of anarchy. 3. Hfsolced, Thut as dtlznns wo deplore the death of our vonoMted follow-citizen*, as won wolauiout the demho of ouo ho letirmid, *o firm. «o patriotic, uud that lu tho dcuthofour fellow-citizen aud friend wo fuel that the State uud tbnJVatiuu have sustained i cumtnou borcavemeut. 4. Jfaolvcd, That the Chatham Artillery, of which Gov. Troup wah ah honorury member, be request ed to lire minute guns corrupoudlug with tbs num ber of year* of the deceased, at such time and place s* st-ali bo designated by tbo commanding officer. 6. Jfetolvetl, That a copy of the foregoing pream ble aud these resolution* be handed to the family ol tho dccoatsod, through Thomas If. Forman, Esq., tiiut Dm same be published hi tho several newspa per* or this elty, and that bu Honor the Mayor, be requested to have too necessary ateps taken for en to- ing them ou the minutes oftbe t.ily Council. The resolution* were unanimously adopted. Oupt. John K. Ward, after making sumo feeling and uppiopriale remarks, assented on the part oi tue Chatham Artillery to the request contained lu the fourth resolution. Captain Joseph Bryan mada a few remark*, and moved that a committee bo appointed to wait upon tlie Hon. J. C. Nlcoll, with a request that be deliver, at such time as would be convenient to him, an oulugy on the fire and character of the deceased. Uou. Wuiiam 1*. White seconded the resolution of Captain lirynn, when the following committee wa* appointed ; Capt. Joseph Bryan, Noble A. Hardee, E*<1., Col. A. It. Lawton. On motion the meeting wa* then adjourned. E. C. ANDERSON, Chairman. Joux J. Kelly, Secretary, MUton J. Buckner, Chairman ol tbo Board oi Health, appeared bolore Council, and by leave ol Council submitted the following report made by a Committee of tho Board or Health, viz: Banaxxah, Uo., June 9,1856. Mr. Chairman The Committee appointed to ex amiuclnto the condition of tho truuks on Hulcblu- son’s Island, beg leave to submit the following re port: Upon u porrfoual examination we find uouriy ell tlie eastern portion or the island to be contluuaily uuder water. So mu .h or this as belongs to the es tate or Col. Green can soon be put in dry culture or der, 03 the elty is now repairing the “line darn’’ be tween It and tho estatn of Htarko. Wo therefore con ceive that although the*e lands are now* in a foul and unhealthy condition, they can, aud we have reason* to behove will soon bo in good order. In regard to tbo laud* belonging to the estate of 8:arko, no fear* uccd be felt, provided they were os has been ro|M)rtod, subject to the free action of evory »i,u jjut your Committee are of tho opinion, after Ncimtor* Uiitlcr and Smunri*. Tho Boston Courier publishes tho whole of Judge Butler's speech, to which that of Mr, Sumner, us fat' as it relates to Judge Butler and South Carolina, wa* a reply. The Courier says of it: “We have read this speech with no little sur prise, after hearing so mucli of that Southern denunciation, which it has been said provoked Mr. Sumner's retort. As to tho political opin ions of Mr. Butler, n« developed in tho speech, it is unnecessary for us to say any thing. Apart from these, no honest mind could help adinir- .ng the genuine ability displayed, the patriotic *entiinent evinced, and tho truly geutlemanly tone and tenor ot the ontiro performance. We have been ut a loss to discover in it anything calculated ft* give personal ofi'utice to auy one, unless it be iu the use of the terms “fauatic,” '* fanaticism,” &c«, which have been so common ly applied to that wing of the Frcc-Soilers re- nted by Messrs. Sumner, Wilson, &c., as y to warrant any particular outcry ut this moment. In a word, the speech of Senator But ter is a statesmanlike and practical production, not a mere piece of rhetoric, though rising sometimes,us will be seen, into the higher re gions of oratory, and is, iu fact, a real, bona fide argument of that description, which is so addressed to the minds of men as to lie likely to have its due cirect upon them. Geohuia a Vote.—In announcing the vote of the Georgia delegation, on the last ballot, for Presidential nominee Mr. Gordon said: The Georgia delegation, Sir. came bore pledg ed to the support of the gentleman for whom her vote was first cast, aud for whom her warm aud cordial sympathies were enlisted. Next to him the delegation, or at least a largo portion oft hem .thought It their duty to come to the sup port of Judgo Douglas ot Illinois. They con sidered it their duty to do so in view of the fact that this gentleman manfully butt led forgreat con stitutionul aud conservative principles. Uut wo love uot Pierce aud Douglas alone; wo have a warm and cordlul Southern heart for James Bu chanan. From tho broad ocean’s shore—from the midlund counties of the State, from its mountains and its valleys, with a loud aud ex alting about of triumph, tho Democracy will come forward in support or James Buchanan, and we plodgod to him tho ton electoral vote ,of Georgia. Kansas meetings continue to be held by the Northern runatics. Detroit has raised $50,000 to aid the free State men, and Chelsea, Mass., $600 for the same purpose. The Hurtford Times wishes to Know whether money will keep the free State men from “retreating” when the pro* ■Ifivory men go at them. divide the tame in (toy manner that they may deem to tbolr tntorort ; provided, that no part or portion !* lw* than twenty feet front on a public ftroot or square,* And bo It further ordained by the authority aToro. raid, That all tho right* and privilege* granted to lot holders by tbo above recited ordinance, as to onehalfofaTot, be end tho same areoxtendod to them a* to tbe dlvUlon or division? authorised by this ordinance. *, Ordinance road first Umo in Council 22th June, LDWARD'O. TTHBON*, C. 0. A MU.,, fv To ho entitled nu Ordinance to (fctabllah the offico or Corporation Attorney, to declare tho duties at tached to Mid office, to fix the salary of said Cor poration Attorney, to prescribe \ho time, term and method of hla election, nnri-to provide for'vn- ciinele*. fine. 1.'Bo It ordained by tho Mayor and Alder men of tho oity of Savannah and the hamlets there of in Council assembled, and it UTtereby ordained by the outhorlty or tho same, That Council slutll, at the first regular meeting in July next, eloct by bal lot a rorporatlon Attorney, whose duty It ftliall bo to represent tbo city in all eases brought by or against tho city In any or the court* or law amt equity; to give hi* lopnl opiulon upon any subject connected with the Interest* of tho city, whenever desired by tho Mayor or cither of tiio Aldermen; io revise auy ordinance submitted to hint; tontteud tho meet ing* of Council upon tiio trial of appeal coses, when ever requested In writing by tho Mayor or two At- dermeu, and generally to bo tbo legal advisor nnd advocate of tun Corporation of tho city of Rivmi- nidi. See. 2. And bo it further ordalnbd by tho author ity aforesaid, That tho salary of said Corporation Attornoy ahall ho $ »nor Annum, payable quar terly at the Treasurer’s office. 8eo. a. And bo It further ordained by tbo author ity aforesaid, That the officer sf> elected as Corpora tion Attorney, under tho provisions of section first, shiill hold the satd offico until tho first regular meet ing of ooiinoll lu January, eighteen hundred and fifty-mue, (1859,) aud that .Council shall at such first regular meeting In Janunry, 1859, and every three years thereafter, elect by Imllol n Corporation Attorney, who shall hold his office for three years. 8oo. 4. Aud he U further ordained by the author ity arorosald, That should a vacancy occur in tho offico of Corporation Attorney, by death, resigna tion or otherwise, the said Mayor and Aldermen shall fill tho vacancy in tbe same mauuer as Is pro scribed for otltcr city officers lu section 18 or an or dinance for tho better defining and enforcing tho du- tie*, pointing out the oaths, and establishing the feos of tho eoveral city officer* therein specified, and for other purpose* therein mentioned: passed 3d August 183P, and to be found tn p. 64 of tuc print ed ordinances of tho citv. See. 5. And ho it turther ordained by the author ity aforosald, That alt ordinance* aud part* of or. dinances militating agaiast this .ordinance be, nnd the same are hereby repealed.' • Ordinance read in Council first time, 12th Juno, I8f.fi. ‘ EDWARD 0. WILSON, Aflcrk of Council. lido. . ......... careful exuinluatiou. that such a state of things doe* not exist. Wo bclievo there aro part* of this luud not subject to a free and continual action or every tide—that a free flew l* prevented by tho ex istence of old cross dams and tho clogged state ot tho diichod—that an eutiro overflow only tubes place when high tides aro accompanied hv strong easterly wluds—tlui* the water driven in at such time* uot having free ogress, t* liable to become stugimut and otruusivc. Wo tlicrolbro respectfully recommend that Council he petitioned to cut the main and cross dam*, aud to opon the ditches on these lauds; und wo would cull special attention to tiio southern part of thorn. Wo conceive that wlion thus subjected to a free uud contiuuul flow, their sanitary coudlilvn will lie vastly improved. Wo hnvo tho honor to be, Very re* peel fully, your oh’dt rer’vta, JOHN & BOWEN, JOHN H. BARNWELL, THO*. J. NAYLOR, Cmn’tee. Ouniolien, tin wild report was referred hi tho Committee on Dry Culture, with powor to art. The City Treasurer laid before Council Id* report of city tata ve 'iMored by the City Marshal on 12th Juno, 1850, Also, tho digest of tax executions lu- sued by tdin till* year, aud delivered to the City Marshal. Alderman Kelly asked for leave of ulisence from the city for the n«*xi three nr four uinnlli.-. Grant ed. Atdorinuu Cooper also shod for leave of absence, aud tiio snino was granted. Amnwrs. Tiio bill of tiio Dully Morning Nows, amounting to 876 25, for advertising, &o., from lUtu April to lath May, 1850, was, ou motion passed : “The huuio to ho deducted from tho contract of the City Printer.” Ainouut ot' account-' passed, $0,11>2 8S. Council nd|oitrned. EDWARD G. WILSON, Clerk of Council. A BILL. To amend tho 2nd Svcllou of an Ordinance outitlcd * nu ordinance to aiucud tbe various Ordinances oftho CRy passed for the purpose of proscrvng tho City ol' Savannah from lira,” passod August 16, 18119. Seel. Bo it ordained by the Mayor aud Aldermen of the City or Suvuuuali and tho Ham lots thereofin Council assembled, and It is hereby ordained by tiio authority of tho sumo,thut the second aeotlon of the above entitledordluancobe, and tho samel* hereby amended by tlm add.Honor the words following, to wit“Except that such additions, if made or wood ilaill ho covered upou the external sides and ends thereof, with some metal,of autnoieut thlcktteps.tuft. together without solder.” sk*o2. And ho it rurlher cuacted by the authori ty uforexald, thut all ordinances and parts of ordi nances militating against this ordinance he aud the same are hoi ©by repealed. Passed In Council, Savannah, 12tll June 186ft. [LS] EDWARD C. ANDERSON, Mayor. Atttest Kuwako U. Wnaox, Clerk orCoitncil. m A BILL To be entitled nu Ordinance, to grant a lot of land to tae managers of tho Episcopal Orphan's Home, aud for other purposes. Bs it ordained by the Mayor aud Aldermen of the city of Savauuub, aud hamlets thereof, lu Council as. sombiud, und it is horuby ordained by tbe authority or the same, That lot number thirty six, (88) Forsyth Ward, tn the city of Savannah, be, and the tame is hereby grauted, and conveyed to the manager* of the Episcopal Orphan’s Home, and their successors, for tho purpose of building an AHjrlum, or Home for Orphans, Aud bo it further ordained by tho authority aToro- said, That raid grant is undo upou the express con dition, that if said charity shall cease to exist, or if sold lot should be appropriated to other purposes, that It shall revert to the city. And holtftirlherordalued, That all Ordinances, or psrtfl orOrJIwinces, militating against this Ordi nance, ho nnd tho sumo uro horuby repealed. Ordinance read iu Council l*t time, VJib June. 1866. E. G. WILSON, C. C. A BILL To lie entitled an ordinance to atneud an ordlnouco entitled au ordinance "To authorise any person to make a half lot fee simple, aud also to permit Joint lessees of a lot to divide tbo ramo luto two paita. and to roceive titles for tbo same,” pissed 27th or February, 1861. Bo U it ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen or the city ofSavnnuah aud hamlet* thereof lu council assembled, aud it is hereby ordained by the author ity oTthe saute, That the above roclted ordinance be (•o amended as to authorise Joint owner* of any lot or lot* in this city, under the ordinary city deed, to NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OltAND EXmniTrON OP STRENGTH BY Mona. lie Combe, THE FRENCH HKRCULI r .S. ASSISTED 11Y Mons. FeuUlnrat, THE CELEBRATED CLOIVX. On Monday ICvonlng, Juno Kith, 1850, FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY t tfif* Mona. Lo Combe ft acknowledged the aroat- o.H Wonder of tho Ago ! Ticket* 60 ccuta—children uud cor vent* 25 cents. Performance to coramonco at 8 o'clock. }'or parti- tolars seo small bills. jnuo V,t FOR CHARLESTON AKD FLORIDA. i Tho Quo steampacketCAROLINA, i Can tain Coxettur, will tcavo lit-ro •nvIUc, 1'icolata and I’ulatka, every Tuo*- dny afternoon at 6 o'clock; returning, will leave lor Charleston, every Friday morning at « o'clock. For freight or passage npp'v on board, at Willluk’s wharf, or to M. A. COHEN, Agent, June 14th, i860—ly ■far Morniug papers please copy Id A. » MM; ai The Hon. Lather M. Kenneti, the representa tive la Ci ngrass from the first district in Mia- ouri, has been n&minated for re-election by hi* political friends. Lyous, will leave as above." For i or passage apply to i'ADELFORD, KAY A C'U. Cabin Passage., $26 Steerage 1’uhbiiku 8 43* Shippers of Cottou by theso Hteamshlns will •lease take notice, thut no Cotton will bo received at to prv**os that is not dh tinetly marked on thenlgo orihehnlc. JolO MARLY Al’l’LMSII A very choice tot of APPLES from “1'ruHUnd Nursery,” may bu found at my utoru ou WEDNESDAY MOR NING. They are atdtablv for rating and Cooking, A BON AUD, Curuur Bay aud Bull street*. ♦** Moruiuv papers please «*opy. JcIO 3EPJfBffSUN noliKuTPS; GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND .DEALER IN Timber and Lumber. SAVANNAH, da. WEH.3 ii WILLIAMS, ~ DIALERS IN DOMESTIC, FOREIGN AND FANCY DRY GOODS. No. 149 Congress-aU, Savannah, Ga. JAS. T. WELLS, formerly of Boaufort DUt. S- C. THEOPHILUS WILLIAMS, " ScrivenCo.,Ga. sept 7 Jhwtrgl 3no‘ttation. Thu friends and acquaintances or Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Yeteer, are respectlUUy Invited to attend the ftmeral or their daughter CATHERINE LUCINDA, from their rosldonce on State street, second door from Jefferson ntreet, this (Saturday) afternoon at five o’clock. June 14th, I860- /AMRM 0- ROUQKKS. A, XOKRt*, RODGERS df NOIUUS, ‘lata Crane & “ ‘ BAY-STBKET, SAVANNAH. Juno 1,1866, [jo 9^ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, TToupvllIe, Lowudea County, Ga. (myll C0DFI3H- tautcrcial intelligence. Savannah Sfarktt, June 14* COTTON—Thoro wero no this morning. Exports* ST. JOHNS, N. B.—Per brig Katah.lm-lh.OOO foot plank, 165,000 feat timber. WILMINGTON, JUNfc*h!'-SnwT8 Tcmpwiwi- Tbcre has been but little doing in thU article since our last report; we hear of about 260 barrels chang. ing bands at&W a 34c, mostly for 33)L making a decline of Ko per gel- MOBILE, JUNE 10.—Cotrox—Tiio market closed quiet with a fair inquiry Sales 100 halos—middling lOalOKc. , NEW ORLEANS JUNB9.Uqortox—Tlie market opened to-day with a lively demand, and although operation* were chocked by-tbo poor assortment on rale, the business summed up fully 4600 bales.— Prices aro >{c. higher, nnd we quote accordingly j Inferior O.UI07M | Middling..,.lOMffilOtf Ordinary 8 © 8>j GoodMid'llngUM;©— Good OrdlnaryO (3>9}i Mld’gKalr.. 11>*©— Low Middling.©10 j Fair — @ — Port of SavnitiiAU ....JUNK 14 Arrived* Steamer Welnka, King, I’alatkn, 4c, to Cloghom h Cunningham. _ Cleared, Brig KittaUdin, Ataerbitry, St John*, N B—Carloton ti Parson*. Stenmcr St Johns, Freeborn, Palatka, Ac—Cladiorn k Cunningham. Departed, Stramor St Johns, Fiueborn, I’alatkn, 4c. Memoranda. Baltimore, June 10—Clcnrcd, schr J W Anderson, for Savannah. Boston, Jnuo 10—Cleared, schr Edwards, for Do- hoy, Ga. Gonitgneei> Per steamer WolaUa, from Palntka, Ac—12 bales sor island cotton, 71 cow hides, 19 barrels spirits of turpentine, 4 bales wool, 1 hale moss, nnd sundry packages merchandize—to_Hunler AGanunell, Con- porficFm: BOSl -nzer, Einstein k Enkman, Ti*on k Mnckay, wton k Vlllalonga, and others^ Pawongcn, Per steamer We'aka, flora Palatka—M Davis, S L Menson, B Davis. T P Ruuloy, J Rolls, J C McMil lan. R B Rheti. T M Forman and servant, M Ilanley and Indr, W F. West and tally, Miss Spoare, J Hud- sou, Miss Arnold, Mrs Reed, ,T B Fryler, J Miller, Mrs Caldwell, Mr. Savage, Mr Bradford, Mrs Ross, uud four ou deck. ^SUNDRIES. ■ 150 hags good to prime Rio Coll'oe; 76 bags old Government Java do; 30 hags old brown Java do; u ils Stuart’s A, B and C Clarified Sugars; 60 “ “ Orusbod and Pulverised do; 40hlids Porto Jtlco, New Orleans, and Muvcovudo Sugars; 60 boxes Stuart’s Loaf Sugar; 60 hlid* Sides and Shoulders; 26 casks Trowbridge and Beaty' i ltani*: 150 bills Dcumcad and Oakley Flour; 76 bbts and hull' bbta Canal Four; 160 bills Butter. Sugar nnd Pilot Cracker.*; 60 boxc? Soda Crackors; 200 Ihixc8 various liramta and qualities Tobacco; 25 casus Myer’s Aromatic. do; 160 bbls Cuba and New Orleans MolaBse*; 60bhdsCuba do; 60 bbls No. 1 Leal'IJird; 200 keg* and can* Lard; 6 M ft Bar Lead; 500 bugs Drop and Buck Shot; 600 kegs, halts auil quarters, Diqioul'g Powder . 75 bids Mess und Prime Pork; 50 boxes Nectar Whisky; 100 quarts Scbcidam schnapps, 100 casks pints Ale and Porter; 300 bbta rectified Whisky; 100 bbls New England Rum; 160 bbls PbeJps and E Phelps’ Gin, 60 cask* common and pure Malaga Wiuo 60 bbls White Wine and Cider Vinegar; 20 crates empty Wlue Bottles; 600 boxes, Roup, Starch, aud (Indies; In store and lor sale on accommodating terms, by tnay!6 HOLOOMBK. JOHNSON k CO. I fc)- A Pavtflvu nave >, ■upuiiwr quMiny; 1.4a m <k Zephyr Whalebone Skirt*; Frouch IJncn Drillings; York Mills and Water twist Bleached Shirt ings. Black Moire Antique Tclmmlor-v Black EUstlc Bolts; English Thread Edgings; Hosiery, Ribbons, «cf Just received per steamer Augusta. Jel2 DxWnT k MORGAN. I E\( IA Snckfl wwlv«4 aud for sale. XeQUU YDNCE k FRIERSON, Jel2 NEWBOOKfiT' 04 Bay street. RECEIVED BY WARNOC'K k DA VIA TUESDAY MAY 13TU. TYIOK TARLETAN; or, Tlie La.it of bis JJ Race. By J.F. Smith Kjq. Cyrllta; a romance. By thu author or “Initials.” Frod Graham; or, Mask* aud Faces. By J. Fred crick smith. Philip Kollo; or, Tho Scottish Muskatocra. By Captain James Grant. Vivian Bertram; or, A Wife's Honor. By G. W. M. Reynold*. The Wonderful Adventures ofCaptalu Priest. Courtship and Marriage: or, The Joys and Sor rows or American Llfe. By Mrs. Caroline Leo Heats. Photnlxlanua; or, Sketches end Burlesques. By m*7tt 169 CONGRESS STREET. FOR NEW YORK. 7b sail Saturday, Uth June, at 4 o’clock P. M. W, >v Tho Sloumshlp AUGUSTA, Captain L ard, herrings & < 20 barrels Prime White Leaf Lard, 50 boxe* “ Herrings, 2 hbds “ Codfish, Landing and for salo by my23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. POTATOES.—-lOObblH-prime PlauUngPota- JL toes, landing from brig J. Nickerson. For sale by jan31 _ BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. W HB>KY—20 barrots Monongaheia Whisky, suit able for retailers, for salo by June 7 C. A. GREINER. saw HOOKS. Received by WAKNOOK k DAVIS, Saturday, May tbe 17th. "OLU-RI-DUS-TAH; a rang that's by no au- X thor, perpetrated by Q. K. Philander lioestlcka, I*. B. Actor* as they arc; a series of sketchos of Die most eminent performers now on tbo stage. Tho Countess de Charny; or, Tho fall ot the French Monarchy. By Alexander Dumas. Mqjor Jones’ Sketches of Travol; new edition, with eight llluatratlon*. Sfajor Jones’ Courtship, with additional letters and thirteen engraving*. By Barley. Amy Lee; or, Without aud within. By the author or “Our Parish.” Tbe Courtesies of Wedded Lifo. By Mrs. Madeline Leslie. The Worin Kansas; a Rough Trip to the Border, among New Houses and a Strange People. By G. Douglas Browcrton, author of •• A tide with Kit Car- —U,I» For sale at the Bookstore, mnySl lf.p Cengrc?. slron. 4 TLANTIO LEAD.—Constantly on baud X aod for salo nl CUAFFF.P. k I'O.’s, apr30 No. 0 Whitaker street. I3AC0N 81DK8 k SlloCUftiRS— JO 26 lihds Prime Bacon Side?. 10 “ “ “ .Shoulder.-, Landing and for salo by my23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. WILLI A BI LYNN. COMML<3ION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT. .Ye. 87 Day street, Savannah, Qvn-aia. June 13 7i». vr. ntutm, _ _ h. r. hmw.t. GREEN * SMOOT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OC120 . TUOMiSTOX, OA. JOHN BLLliO, Ordinary of Obntluim County, AND ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in the Court House.my 1ft ANTBrOA/ YTlfcttj f7Loii7 ATTORNEY AT LAW, Savanimli, Oeorglu. A3*- Office outtay street, over tuo Bank of Savan nah. mayia KJfSVcOCH S. UUOTHUK, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, Suvumuih, Ga., and Montgomery, Alu. F. T. (fol.i:, | H. F. Cou, Buyli cet, Savannah. | Commerce t:t., Mnntg'ry. RKnatx.vcE.-i. Jlolconth, .if.ius-on, k O. | Colicns & Herts, Lockett A SimlJiug-. I Edwin Parsons k Co., Robert A. Allen, [ Scrautot), Johnston k Co. SAVANNAH, GA. my 13 w*. i. wkbn. vrn. u. haor. WF.Itlt & SAUK, (SVOCKSNOUS IO CAXKRO.V, WRHB k Ou. IMl’OttTKRB OF CHINA, (JLABS, AND EABTHEN-WAItB, 146 MtUTINU-HT. UHAttLEHTON, fl. 0*. Will supply Country Merchants with Goods iu their Hue it h-' tow rates ns they enn buy In New fork, or elsewhere. sept 23 _ ty r.7.~mnnni. w«. m-Ttut, Jr. h. m. uakok*. OUIJK.N, JSTAHll eii CO., iShippiu{f uud ComiaissioQ Merchuuta, BAY-8THEBT. HA YANK Aft. OA. Y6sail fuuSuSum, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, mi. 94 ittY-jfntMrr. havasvab, ga. apr4 A..o!«',vl.i*iN cliUiiofliETIS, Lumber, Mill and Brick Varda. kept 5 savannah, oa. PATTEiV, HU'rrUA ttUU., FACTORS. Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Uay-atrect, Savannnli, Gn. wncrcoiiENr CONTRACTOR AND JiuILDER, Jouo3 Struct, (ouo door Lust of Druyiou titrtet.) Is prepared to —*— and repat ring. i contract for all kluus ol' UuUdlu^ Also to conduct wator through the various partt of houses. up 17 \ViYTCHES-WA.TCUE3«\VATCUES. We are receiving tbe London Level wvJh Watches, oftho mostcciubrutoU maker*, u JT* J|Gold and Silver cases. R. F. Cooper's Du tHIWplex Watches, Watches for Timing Horse*, fine Swiss Chronometers, which wo offer ai rewoua ble prices, at our new store lu Gibbons’ Range. I*pt28 D. II. NICHOIB « CO, T.TAY4S1 BEOAR3—30,000 choice Hacana XJL Hegara—Conchas, La Eetncralda, LI 0.y#oi. Lxceliors, Rio Hondo, Captain Alchot n, La Uol Jonn smith, and various other brands, imported di- reel by me, and for salt at tho lowest cash prtcea. maylV J. A. BhiAVN. NEW TIN Sl'ORE AND HHhlfil'-UtUA MANUFACTORY. 141 soots o? UASxn nqoABs, sat ax stesst. I would Inform my old friend* and uatrom fBBM I have opened tbe above store to conduct tin M[ atove, Tin and Hheet-Iron Business in ah In various forms, and where will he found a gen eral assortment of rftovea, Tin and dheet-Iron Ware, which I wifi be pleased to show, and at auch price as will satisfy any quo wishing to purchase- AU kinds of Rooting, Gutters of Lead, Galvanize*. Iron Work of every description, Job Work and Re pairing executed with dispatch, old Stovo9 put u; and Pipes furnished at short notice- Tin Ware at wholesale and retail. Call down on Bryan street, tt will pay yon for your walk. J ' MAUMEE* ^SQPt- Largo sired Photographs, ta ken by MILLER, AT TWELVE DOlLAim l*«t !»0UX Also, Arabrotypea and Da- guorreotypes, lt» uis u?nai su perior style. A call ft solicit*i. J. W. MILLER, niar27 cr. St. Juiiou-st. aud Market square. CaTiy’¥ DAtauETt uoTYPifi s, a mu no ti’pce mill PIioto^rnDhy. I*. M. CARY W OULD reapectfuUy give noliue time hi: rooms are now open for tin* Henson, and rea dy tor t iio reception of visitor.-:. By tbo Amurotvi*k process iM>r?oos nuy now have their cliildrrti's pictures taken, in slmo.-t any posi tion tiiey may choose, in from 1 to:»sccudrts si.ttng. By th«? 1'itvrocHAHtir provide oi-i Daguerreotype* cim tin transferred to paper, tieantifttily colored and cu Urged to lifo, uct " ^10RN—1000 bushels prime- Corn in store and for sale by dec W ♦ s ftKtM.lt. QILLB, Luces, Embroidurics, While (Dauf, O Mitt*. Ac.,Justlicing npeiicd aud liir In J. W. TltltKLKI'l.l', Cot. Congress mnl Whitaker iU. JjlNUMfU FUTATOKHwao iiitn.ptrtirtuiico Eating Potatoes, iu small package. For salo by [umy27J For fatuity use.- J. A. BROWN- /CHAMPAGNE—12 basket!* genuine Hcidt-lc V^CItaropugne iu store and for rate by may 10 OCYA \*l .S COJ11 :.N, pugrorr GlN,--ri hull' jvFjH'rt “Mr.dvr S' Holland Giu. Inudiug aud ter sale by mayl6 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON k UADIIU.es, A X-IIIJ- In H« Act-. T RANSLATED from tlie Fttw-h, of Alexander Da mns, Jr., by Mttlldi.- Huron. Received uud for salo by WA RM»C1£ & DAVIS, mayflfi loti Coogrt-« street. J*. uARHt-ox, ~ iTvrstwritvni IIAlUllHON 4W iUcGKIIEF., AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECElVINli AND jFonvanling iilorclinnts. 51IAN1IU1 imOAl>«TllV.IST, ISIH.CMBCB, UEOlt-ilA. tfiT Particular attention ghat tin ■'iilus of Real Estate, Negroes und Produce. 14l>vrv»lsi«lvnw:4:.sTOad*.uM i Mur- ebaudir.!'. H«»KREM»>: RUSK, PATTEN k CD. ) GUNliY^ DANIEL, U'ldumlxis, Gh STEWART, GRAY & CD. i ' RUSE, DAMS ft JJOSll, » o. iV1J . WM. WRIGHT. j tf,1 ' uuu ‘ b ' YOUNG, ATKINS ft DUNHAM, l V. A. GREENE ft CD., ) U. H. SMITH, 1 Mobile. Vtal.ulmi. OCl 23 ly L B. BHIRTti.—Just received and foTfluleb)’ • J. W. THRKLKELD, may 13 Cuugrces uud Whitaker streets. OA BBLS of Morccr and early June l’otutoes «V rccflcvcd |»er steamer Augusta, aud for sale by maylfi .1. D. JESSE. CHAMPAIGN CIDER,&0.~l i.VboxeHCham- Vj paign Cider, choice uriicio, 20 ubls choice old peach Brnny, n do do Applo Braudy, 10 do do Cherry Brandy, AUo—Glngor and Qtuckbcrry, tinxes. In store and tor sale by febl WEBSTER ft 1'AMiK-3 HI. FITZGERALD, Corner of Broughton ami WlUtakcr-Sts.. SAVANNAH, GA., UCOESSOR to T. 0. Rice, Manufacturer nnd J Dealer in every variety of common aud Uut . NDIE3, kiln dried and warranted to resist effec tually the hot damp atmosphere of a Southern 11- mate;also Lemon aud .strawbury Syrup, Ac. Terms cash, prices low. tt—my 11 REUdiuvs woiiRS A Gcnoral View or the Contents of tho Old ami Now Testaments, with directions how to read must profitably tlie Iioiy Scriptures. By Adam Clarke, L.L.D- Sabbaths with my Class; with au introduction on Bible Class Teaching. By Thomas D. Hummers. Family Government; a treatise on Conjugal. Pa rental, Filial and other duties. B>* James a. An drew, D.D. Youthful Christianity. By Thomas 0. Summers. Gathered Flowers; or the Early Dead, by Tbos. 0. Summers, D.D. Bereaved Parents Consoled. By tho Rev. John Thornton. Roasons for becoming a Met bnriM. By ihu Rev. J. Smith. The Ancient British Church. Being an iuquiry in to tho history or Christianity in UiUain, previous to tho'establishment or tho Heptarchy. By William lJndsduy Alexander, D.D. Bible Gleanings. Mrs. Jane T. 11. Cross. The Trial ef tho Wituesses of the Resurrection of Christ: In anawor to the objection* of Mr. Woolston, and others. By Bishop Sherlock. 1 ecturea to Children. By Thoa, 0. Summers. Heart-Blossoms for my IJttlo Daughter*. By Slfl. JanoT. H. Cross. For sale by WARNOCK ft DAVIS, Jol2 160 Congress street. PORK- JL 60 barrels JJe*s Pork. 26 do Prime do Landing and for sal* by myl4 HULCDMBE, JOHNSON ft CO. BROlltaiTOit STREET BAtii A.VB LIVERY STABLE. & lhc uiideriigaal t.avu.g put the ahovu Smbtaa in g‘H-d condition, are prepared to accommodate then cu^loinora with Carriage*, Huctn*. Buggies, Sulkies, &c., with Round, gentle, and well broke hsrses. and careful drivers. Horses boarded on accommodating terms, aud well cared for. Tvrt palraofflueCarriage Horses for sute. iuqtiirocor ner of Baruard amt Rroughtan slrects. aplU—ly STEVENS ft ELUSION. A. SHOUT, Jt ASTER BUILDER. Will tako coutrauts fur Building and Working Ma conry of every description. Rcsldonce, No. a Mrs? Jewett’s Itauw, South side Jones tt, f*rt £0 A.T II () M \tf«SiC 67, A net Dm nnd C'ommlaalaii Mciviinnl« A, Tuo.ma>. 172 JUny Stmt, SAVANNAH, GW.WG1A. fJoRd A COJli'LETK OUTFIT S OH IIUt sE KEEPERS, I S hu important item, anti to know whore to get exactly what I* wanted is oqoally Important, call nt “KENNEDY & BEACH’S” IIo(fg*on , N NtwBlock, Corner of Uro mkH ton nml Dull Street*, aud you will liml everything pertaining to House Keeping as well a-< Refrigerators, Meat Safes?, Wood- cc Ware, mid Tin Ware, Willow Ware, beautiful Water Coolers, Put out Ice Pitchers, Brushes In every variety, Bird Cages, Bathing Tubs, indeed nouri) everything Hint can he call »d for, recollect the place. »pr 10 WOODAADLtJIIJEit. 1 LL kiuds of Wood, Boards. Planks, Joist, lL Timber, Hhiugles, Llght-wooil, Posts, Eoaturu l.-tths uud Palling?, for sale, at wholesale aud retail, low for cash, ou tbo new wharf recently erected on tho Lumber Yard of Robert A. Allcu ft Co. mar 12— ly WM. J. !.. MOl'I.T! N. CtlANK, VVJCI.L.S tt. CO., I'AOTOIIS & COMMISSION MEUOHANTS, SnvnM»nl», t*n. _ B. LOCK LIT. U. V. K' ELUN08. LOCKETT ft SELLINGS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND A HIPPING AGENTS, Savannah, Ga. Will attend to tho selling of ail kinds of prvduco. strict attouUou given to receiving nnd forwardiu^ <oods. may 31 ly U. U. UUAGW, w t ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW Office oorner of Bay and Drayton-*!*. • SAVANNAH,'OA^ my 11 IIKNRY WILLIAMS, _ ATTORNEY AT LAW, No. 8, Drayton Street, Savannah, Georgia. may 6~ly . JOHN ST DULLKN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, . (tp- cqurtwwe.)* . WUl pruutlco In Die t> - • Court* of'Ordi nary. Jan 30 HrcrprjaH3j; „ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Curaer of Huy nnd WlrttaJkcr Stmts, fob 22 HA VAN It AH. i>nkroWHK©r 3moa ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office 176, Bay-»t., over Turner ft Co’*. Drug Store; SAVANNAB,OA. nov 10—ly ATTORNEY AT LAW. offico Monument Square, uear.BtatoBaok. HAVANNAfl, OA. uov 10—ly JAjfiESTgrsAYAcfiE; — ATTORNEY AT LAW, raoHiuviUB, nwiwa ojumy, oa. All business entrusted to hta.carowlll rocaiva prompt attention. lyr—marl7 A NTilOlvV McCULLOU, ATTOn&’EV AT LAW, cvumtli, OmrsU. Mtr Dfficu on Bay street, over the Bank oftmvafi- nab. febS —maxM LhillIEj ' ATTORNEY AT LAW, oci 20—ly marietta, oa. uavui u. wii.ua, ATTOItNBV AT LAW, amiTA, oa. Will practice In the counties of Hancock, Warren. Washington, aud Bultlwln. ^tarotuaass—Bchu ft Foster, Rabun ftfimlUi, and K. A. feoullord, aavaiiuah. Jta9 Auction & Commission House, Mucou, Uu. A. h. McLaughlin, General Agent and Auctioneer, Solicits from lu* friends consignment* of over) inscription. Takes orders for Cottou. M3* Special aueutiou given ta the Bales of Rem Itatuic, stocks and Negro property, at public aun privatcsaJcs. Prompt returns and dispatch. Keforcnce—C. A. L. LAMAR. mrb Hu YViu. MuALUaTEU. il irhiv Monuments, Tombs and Gruvo stone*, turn- t-bed ou reasonable terms. Orders res- SpecUuIJy solicited. aplS i.c. ncs*. j. n. davis. „ yt. u. to.su. RVS22, DAVIS LONG, OOMM1SSIOJN merchants, savannah, oa. may 30 , ti'ii. 5m CCaKSLCr ATl’UUNEk AT LAW, UMUA, WOK1U OUt'.NTY, -A. (PVBt OFHC*. AtMVT.) WUl proctho in tho oouUu 11- Urc Jl,auu In Maoec, nooiy and M oru, Uuunticdoi tiio Macon Circuit. MJT Particular attouUou glvou tu the coUoction of tlmuia In fcoutU-Wodturn Uuorgiu. Jch—tlm •ttMturu Uuorgiu. BrCUSHUNOT ATT 0 UN E Y AT LAW, fcbl-ly tawiiTog, oa. ATTOllNBVU AT LAW, aj6-ly iuws, oa. CrYi^.hiALUV; ATTORNEY AT LAW, rtUMkUN, UKSBU 00., (M. WUJ attend to proiesstoual Uuriucra iu tbeGouuUca *f Hoard, Cart oh, UmpbolJ, Cowuta, FayoUo, Mori- Arothur aud Troup. Holereucc—iion. E. Y. Hill, LaGraagc, Ga.: Uoo. David Irwin, Marietta, Gin; Culouel M. 41. lldwdl, ruyottevUio, Ga,; and Mr. William Dougherty. Co- uutbus, Go. Bopl7«ly WM. SL UANUSLL* ATTORNEY AT LAW, . UVfUMS, QA. 4QT Office ovor Ihomra il. Turner m Co.’g Drug jtoto, Buy atroot. my7 uu. n iww. «uu. t. nuuc. KOOK A TEDEAU. ...... ATTOKNEYB AT Lifir, , r . aajiwsaavtug, oiwituu. WUl practise iu Washington, Jefferson, Scrlvqu. Burke, i.mauuel, Tattnaff, uud Montgomery of lu diddle Circuit, aud Wilkinson of the Ocmulgeo Or- jult. taayf M. WHIT SMITH, ATTORNEYATLAW, auxosTon, east taoama. WIU practice iu the Eastern and Southern Goonuae. Refer ta—foi. ». P. Sibley, and R. B. Hilton, St. vaunah- fob2-tf OttAB.U.CiViliPuEliL, ATTORNEYATLAW. tfUJJfoOKVUXl, 04.1 PraotkVM Law in the various Counties of tho 0c« at'Ugee Circuit, and the adjolulug Couutica of Twiggs, taiureoj* aud Washington. Refer t->—John ikodon, £1. /. Cnuie, and R, B tlilton. ieol4 ukokue ariToUDofr; ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, a.M» t’o.n:iiif*ioner of the V. 8. Court (J Claims for the Stale of Georgia. Ditico Corner Bay uud Buti streota. my to HR. CHARLES II. CULD1KG, DiriCK AND iitalGENcE, No. 14 l.lb&KT Y ST. duc door w«.t ut Lraytou, myll wriiAKEHr* ATTORNEY AND CDWNMALOR AT LAW, lilouttvodo, Jrtivrsou County, Ha. h-jforcaco—Jiou. W. It. t uaix.\u, Suvaunah, Ga myll EMYAIU) O. WILSON, lUGiSllUTE, .NO'IaUIY AND CCMMlcflONER . , Di DEEDS. At Messrs. iVard a Owens’ Law Office. [myll “ WuUaH 11. HASHER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Iroupviilv, Lowuucm county, Ga. Will practice m‘inuuius, Lowuces, Uhicb, Ware Appitng, ioliiiir, irwiu, Laurens, aud Puiaakl coiiuticH, Goorgiii; anu iu JeUcison,5laiUsou, Ham- lllou, ami Colnuibiucounuos, 1 forum. [myll *vm. a. witUAJis. tuadivuvh ouvek. jicx nooirv WILLIAMS, OLIVER ft BROWN, AllOliNEYft AT LAW, Buena Vista, Murluu County, Ga,, Will practice iu the counties oi Marion, Macon, Hous- t'»n, it, wart, Kuuuu.pn, Muscogee, Leo, and any mijeiinng conuiles, wuvre their services may be required. m yix AOIIN R. COCHRANE, A1TOUNEY AT LAW, GuUir., L-t.i-eus cuuniy, Ga,. lute junior partner of tb« brui ci a. ft J. touiiLUN'C, jrwu.fon, Ga., will uttvim promptly to uii buaUiees entrusted to khl cure. * uitfou.ar nttcntfou puiu tu ccl.ecUng. 'Rg- tcrciice—Lr, C. it. Guytuu, F. li, Rowe, Dublin, Ga., m Marsh, savanaab. myll WAVN'K, (MtK.WU.LU *CO., COMMI.<St0S^U^0lF\^M®JlERCllAS'H. Hay-street Savannah. TUGS. 8. WAYNE. C. E. GRENVILLE, R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. HAMl’LE, jy if Savannah. Chattanooga. C. C. I'OOLB, No. 11, \\ Llttaker Streot, (two doors from Bryan,) WUOLBBALB AND RETAIL DEALER IN laihM, UlluO*, Doors, Pulnts, Olla, Var nishes, Window Glass, Putty, ftc. I 1’ttlntera’, Gralners’ and Artists’ Bruahea; Whitewash Heads uud Dusters, Dry and 'Mixed Paints of ovory description, Artist*’ iworetu tubes, Prepared Canvass, ftc. PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS AND FIRE BO.\RD PATTERNS. Rooms preiwed with neatness and despatch.— Bouse, Slgu aud Ship Painting, Gildlug, Graining and Dlatiug dune lu tbe best style and at moderate prices. All ordett from the country promptly attended to. tachW—ly -II2S.SE T. UERNAIID, AllUKNhY AND tOLNifoLLOtt AT LAW, NtWi.auavi.lc, 11a. Icicrctteo—Gccrgv, .. nrowu. William Doll, New- u.in*vd.o, lia., it. D. Udtun, Boatou ft Vtbaionga, savannub, Gu. myll LKFLKU At WILCOX, Dentists. OFi'lCU over Dewitt 3l Mor- g&u a atom va Cougresa-atroeL vllir tucir prvfuasiunui services to tLe public, cwuudcut, from long expert* fticu uuu ihu.\ aucccos, thut in uii cases, they will —ndcr entile xatHUction. oct 2 t/l DENTISTRY. Dw-KG*ALL & JOHNSON, Dcuuuta, office corner ac Julion-bG unu Market square, over S. WU- ujvt’ajuwdry ah,re. Office hours .r»m e u-« u muck, auu frum 3 tu tt. mar 11 ram DRS. LEPLER & WILCOX, DcnUstf. AUK now Billy prepared to U. <ert run or wiio «iu of Toelb on tbo iirludple vr Vr. J. Alloe-I Patent Cuuuuuous Gum. By thig iiuprovcmuni, the form of the taco can bo restored to any degree cl rvtuuuity thut may bo deMred. It it tppllcublv in all case* whore tho checks have taUeft iu and cunuot bu detected bj the closest observer m fills method wtubtnvs tho following, d /outage*’:— au artilidul gum, which uxhibffi, a perfectly natural .»ud iffu-llko upjaiarancc, ana iiuparn* tothothetth that peculiar expression which characterises the oa* tural ergons. This Gum consists of a sllaclouscomnouud whirl; l* applied aud limd upou the Teeth anu Plata tn suift a tuuuucr, mi to Uii up oil the inionttices around 1L4 base of the Teeth, aud «iso unite* them firmly M escu other aud to tbe Plato upon which they aro avtt- This secures perfect cleanliness or the Teeth. Offico over Do Witt ft Morgan, Congress stroet. V Republican and Georgian copy, fob 16—41 V. ELLIS. Factor aud GeocruJ Commiesion Mcrcbaiitl ' „ titi',71 BAY^TKEKT.BAVANRAH.OA., Rmtss to—Messrs- Clugborn ft Cunningham. Ball 'i l'reutiss, Ogdon, Starr ft Co., Bavannah; J. P, I liomjKnn. Rn.tnn nov 1 WR. scdut oocrsR. ruo.oovm maw COVPER ft FRASER, FACTORS ft GENERAL COMMUNION MERCHANTS, Bay street, Savannah, Ga. fmyll JOHN G, FALLIOANT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW SASH AND PANE DOORS. West aide Monument Square, Savannah, Ga. may:* A. h.T'iIaMi-ioiV. i*yll CSuccciwr to Champion A WutU.) WHOLESALC AND RETAIL GROCER, No. 4 Utro.rd tt., bctWKa tho Mtrket ttdBtp it, _ , (AVjLPNtn. at. Dotltr Io Groceries, Korolm ood Dom»llo Uquort, Crl«4 Fruits, to., la. Rtferonoo—A. Chtoiploo, Bq., Simoct Solotsor Esq,Unrrs.RabunSWhiulicad, oadSwlItt- Stvuoth, 0». to-
