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1 JOURNAL FIDAY, Two O’clock, P. 91. Savannah Republican—Withdrawal of 91r. Alexander, The Republican of tilts morning contains the valedictory of P. W, Aloxunder, Esq, He says: My connexion with the Savnmmh Republican ceased the morning or the 1st instunt—nil my Interest in the coucorn lim ing been transferred to Mr. F. W. Sims, and Mr. J. R. Bnectl, my late associate. 1 havo been induced to take this step by the udvico of my physician, and a desire to resume the profession for which 1 was educated—the l>aw. So far as wo may, we would heartily jolu in the tribute, so handsomely puid by Mr. Sneed, to his retiring partner nud associate. As edi- tors, for several years, of journals politically autagouistic, our coutrovorsies have been ire* quent and sometimes sharp—blows vigorously given and vigorously returned. It allbrds usuo little pleasure now that they arc ended, to bear witness to the courtesy and uduii ruble temper, in which they were conduct* ed, on his partand to rcmumtier no occasion in which they disturbed our friendly personal relations towards each other. Says Mr. Sneed: While we cordially welcome Mr. F. W. Sims to the deck oftho good old Republican ship, we cannot but feel a sincere regret in parting from ono who lias stood bo long at her helm, und steered her with safety through many a storm. Our friend, und into associate, Mr. Alexander, has been connected with this journal for some eight or ten years post, and without depreciat ing his former associates nud predecessors, we can contidcutly say that for whutever of strength, character and usefulness it may have attained to, it is largely iudehted to his own talents nud untiriug zeal tor its success. The period, km, has been un eventful one iu our country, and well calculated to test tiie abilities and virtue of those to whom was intrusted, in uny degree, the direction of public sentiment aud the con trol of public affairs. On every occasion his course has bceu upright, virtuous and honor able, seeking to kuow the right, aud never ■hrinkiug from a fearless performance of duty. In the retirement to which he has beea com pelled to resort for strength to his body aud re pose to his mlud, we earnestly wish him all of success aud liuppidess that it is possible to at tain. Mr. Sima, in whom we recognize a gentleman of the “first water,” we give a hearty wolcome to the pleasures aud profits of journalism.—May he eqjoy both to the full measure of his highest pectatious 1 (Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.) From Kamos* Quiet Restored—Another u Crisis” at hand— The crop*—Generosity qj' the Missourians, $'C, Lkcomuton, June 25,1850. • It gives me great pleasure to write that our Territory is iu a state of partial quietude, und that our hearts are gladdened, temporarily at least,to see the “ploughman homeward plod his weary way" from his tiekls of agriculture, in lieu of seeing regularly organised bauds of guerillas reaming over mu* prairies, with the •word aud llre-hraud in hand, butchering many, and burning out all who were found iu un un protected state. 1 lmvc beeu commissioned by Gov. Shiinuou, lu uccompany Col. Sumuer of Fort Leavenworth, as a civil nflicer, to disband mil organised parties, uud have invariably track ed the uhohtionists to their den, by the smould ering ruins of cabins, belonging to the law and order party, which were contiguous to their route to aud from camp, and we have watched with indignatiou, the “nail fellow well met” greeting of Col. Sunnier and the lenders of the outlaws. But, upon my returning to Ixscompton aud reporting facts, the Government issued orders of a more determined aud striugent character to Sumuer, and os above stated, they have Bad a salutary ellect, and our poople are quiet ly tilling their claims; though in rifling around to where their coats hang upon the fence, you Willalwareliud n title or double barrel shotgun ready for any exigencies whicli may arise. But this lull of excitement und apparent peace till inclination, is apprehended to Iw only the calm which denotes a storm. If you remember, the free State party elect ed their bogus legislators, und they convened in Topeka. the capital qf the free State of-Kan sas, sometime last March. They adjourned, to meet again on the 4th of July, to blight the patriotic assoMations of that (fay, by their dis loyalty to our Union. Governor Shannon says that tney shall not assemble, and they swear that they will; in consequence, Governor Shan non lias ordered two companies of Dragoons to Station themselves at Topeka. It is rumored that between two aud three thousand abolition ists are on their way, via. Iowa and Nebraska, to maintain these plans. Governor Shannon has upou the receipt of this news, ordered Col. Cook, of Fort Riley, with his commuud, to the Northern frontier, to check tills aggressive horde of fanatics, and induce them by oiiy peculiar Kansas mode of moral suasion- force of arms—to return to their Northern homes. Col. Sumner, in the meantime, is ordered to the Southern frontier to check the gallant aud generous Missourians from entering the Terri tory—so that if we should havo a light, it will be between the U. 8. dragoons, with the bona fide Knusus militia us allies, and this maguet- ized compost of fanaticism, which has disturb ed the peace und welfare of tho Territory since it has been opened to settlers. The above ad ministration plans were given to mo by Gov. Shannon. " Tbe agricultural aspects of Kansas are of a most lumen*able character. Our furmers have been so often called from tho ploughshare for the purpose of forwarding tho ends of law and Justice, uud nave lieeu driven away so often in other cases, that what would have lieeu beauti ful fields of grain cun only be recognised as weeds and prairie gross; and were it not for the generous people of Lafayette county, and Missouri generally, wo would prescut tho same appearance of starva tion and wunt which has called the syinsathies Of our people to Ireland during its potato rots. Washington Correspondence. Washington, July 8. Vetoed Bill$ Pasted. Infatuation qf Mr, Buchanan's Southern opponents. The House and the Kansas Question, lYial qf Brooks F. P. Blair and Martin Van Burnt, The passage of certain Improvement bills by the 8onate, In disregard oftho President’s veto* is a subject of general congratulations; hut not because It is in disregard thereof, for uo just man could exult in a rebuke of that high ofllcer for his steadfast adhereuco to his own consistency aud integrity. It is true, as stated by General Cass, that tho President had do* olured that coses might ariBo in which he could approve of such appropriations; but the Gene ral has not demonstrated these to bo of them. The President alone is capaldo of deciding that point. “ Nono knowetb tho things of a mau save tho spirit of a man which is iu him.” Tho deepening of the St. Clair Flats, or the chuuncl of the St. Mary’s River, In Michigan and the improvements of navigation at the mouth of the Mississippi River, will as soon us tho House shall act upon the subject, be now and heucefurth under the supervision and patronage of the general Government; aud .Savannah will of course have cause to appro heud no louger tho neglect of a barrier to her navigation lor which the general Government 1b In uny sense responsible. To defeut tho nominee of the Democratic par ty is the purpose of the Freesoil party, of course; but why should it be tho desire of others, und especially of the South V aud If they should succeed, what answer will they bo ulile to make to the people of the South for their desertion in sucli an hour ? What the purposes of Messrs. Bell, of Tennessee, uud Crittenden, of Ken tucky, are, l shall not pretend to say ; but it is well known here thut the most earnest dibits uro being made to induce them to direct Teu- ue8seeiiud Kcutucky from tho true issue, in or der to throw the election iuto the House, to risk the election of Mr. Freiuout tor the despe rate chauce of some beuetltto Mr. Fillmore uud themselves. The. resolution yesterday adopted by .the House giving to its members such books us were voted to the members of tho last House; comprehends the whole list I have heretofore presented to your readers. There will also be some special appropriations of this character. The value of those now voted is about twelve al * fKuS hunter liXn ltS hundred Mbit. But tho lUot k thut the scut per diem does not pay expenses, uud that, us they must be met, indirect means must be resorted to. Home members place iu their homo libraries the whole set, and give to libra ries in their districts the duplicates; but there are others who here turn neurlyull into cash; or, in point of fact, never sec me volumes, but sell their orders for them. Mr. Rives, of tho Globe, is often supposed to be realizing a great fortune from his putrouuge. This is a mistake; his expenses uro most enorm ous. The fortuue for which he is toiling cun only accrue to his successors. He already pos sesses a fortune, uud can allbrd to live without present income ; but ho is setting aside the stereotyped plute of every page of tne Congres sional Globe. Who is to compete with his chil dren and their children in the re-publication of tho delates aud proceedings of Congress? This is what he is working for. The House, or its majority, are laboring hard to avoid au issue upon the .Semite’s Kuitsus bill. The moment that Hill passes, the Republican party will cease to have a plea for its existence; the moment the House rejects it, thut moment will all just aud well informed men fix upon it the responsibility for tho continued troubles of the country. Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, yester day introduced some very adroit resolutions liuviug for their object the uivcrsioii of atten tion from tho Senate bill to a scheme of a new committee of thirteen for devising some means ofarruugemeiit. Thu trial of Mr. Brooks before the Criminal Court began and ended to-day. There was no great concourse and no grout excitement. All was quiet aud orderly. .Mr. Sumner hud left the city yesterday morning. I lately described his condition as i had learuefl’Tt Ip bo. ‘ More recent information has not iudiiccd any change in tho impressions 1 then had. I have learned from the lady of a Senator, und from a highly. respectable geutluman, both of whom have seeu him, that -.ins condition is pitiable in the ex treme—tlmt ho weeps without apparent occa sion, and seems totally unstrung, though im pressed with tho conviction that he should now go to tho Senate chamber and deliver a speech. We have tidings to-day thut Martin Vau Buren (who never loved a losing gume) is out for “Buck and Brock.”—This bus taken Mr. F. P. Blair all aback. Mr. Blair sacriliceil his po sition in the Democratic party for Mr. Van Jilt- ren’s sake, aud has ever since followed hint faithfully, and 1 thought he was doing recently when he managed the nomination of Fremont und Dayton; but lo, ho is deserted by his own tool. Johu Van Buren lung siuce gave up his rebellious sword aud fell into line, but no one seemed to anticipate that his father could con sent to do so. But straws are not the only things thut tell which way tho winds blow. Mr. Douglas has spoken eloquently aud ably to-day, oil reporting the Senate bill, already passed, as u substitute for the House or Tope ka bill. Both Houses are iu session while 1 write, while the clouds tlmt obscure the suu from view without, are pouring down an in cessant shower; “very good,” us a farmer would say, “at almost uny other time." Impartial. Internal Improvement—UUla in the Sen, ate. We copy the following from the Washington Union's report of the Senate’s proceedings last Monday: Tho Sonuto then resumed the consideration oftho bill muking au appropriation for the re moval of obstructions to navigation at the mouth of the Mississippi river, at the South west Pass and the Puss a i’Outre, which hud been returned by the President with Ills objec tions. Mr. Slidell addressed the Senate lu favor of tho bill, showing the importance of the pro posed improvement, nud replyiug to the objec tions of tue President. Mr. Cass said that iu tho remarks which ho proposed to make on this occasion ho should not udvert so much to the particular improvement specified iu the bill under consideration, tbe importance of which has lieeu so ably uud elo- quuiilly set lortli by the two senators from Louis iana, us to those improvements iu the North west at the St. Mary’s river und the Bt. Clair fiats, tho bills iu relation to which hud also bceu vetoed by the President. Ho believed that the President lmd chuugcd his views in relution to tliesuiject since he seut his first veto to Con gress oi the general river ami harbor bill. On taut occusiou the President hud declared thut while he could not give his signature to a gen eral bill, us it contained some appropriations for ffljeets which he could not approve, yet there were others which did nut meet his ap proval, und which, if presented iuseperutc bills, would bu sanctioned by him. Now, this was exactly the course which the SeiAte hudpursu- ed; und these bills, which hud beeu vetoed at the present session, were for objects which were certainly natiouiiliu their character, and, there- l'ore,|coustitutioual, ifuuy works such could be found that were uatiouul and constitutional. Mr. C.thon proceeded to examine the ques tion of the constitutionality of theso improve ments, uud alluded to tne views of General Jackson und Mr. Calhoun as sustaining him iu the opinion thut Congress had power to carry on such works. p When he had concluded his remarks the question was taken, “Shall the hill pass, the objection oftho President to the coutrary not withstanding?” Aud the result wusanuouuo- ed—yeas 31, uays 12—as follows: YE AS--Messrs. Allen, Bayard’, Bell of New Hampshire, Boll of Tciiuussoo, Benjamin Bright, Brown, Cuss, Collumer, Crittenden, Dodge, Douglas; Durkee,' Fessender, Foot, Fos ter, Gcyer, Hale, James, Johnson, Jones, of Iowu, Pearce, l’ugh, Bebustian, Seward, Stuart, Thomsouoi Kentucky, Trumbull, Wade, and Weller-31. NAYS—Messrs. Biggs, Brodhead, Butler, Savannah Market, Jnly 11. COTTON*—No trnnsaJnons to report this tore- noou. Bxporti. LIVERPOOL—Per ship Consul—a,224 bales Up laud aud 110 bales Sea Island Cotton. NEW YORK.—Per schr L S Davis—78 bales Up- land Cotton, 6 bays Colton Waste, 608 bbls Flour, 0 hbds Tobacco, 087 sacks Cora and Rye, 2 casks Oil, 40 bales Domestics, 11 bales skins, and sundry packages. CHARLESON, July 9.--Cotto.v—Thoro was a mo derately fidr dotuaml for this artlolo to-day, which resulted in the sale of upwards of 1,260 bales, at a full rouge of prices. Tho transactions comprise 17 baloBBtO, 100 at 10, 46atlO>4, 70 at low. 38 at 10#, 13 at 10*. 71 at 10#, 00 at 11*, 132 at 11U. 64 at 11% and 639 baled at 12e. WILMINGTON, July 0.— 1 -Ttmnams—:None re ceived since yesterday’s report thut wo can hoar of and no transactions. Markot firm at 82 76 for vir gin, $2 30 for yellow dip, aud 81 30 fur hard. Sunns Turpcxtixe Sales yesterday or 100 bbls at 34c pur gallon. . RoBin.-400 bbls No 1 changed hands yestorday at prices rouging from 81 8714 to 83 87)4 per bbi, as In quality. PHILADELPHIA, July 7<—Cotton—Is held firm ly, ond tho slock is light. Flour.—Sales 1,200 bbls mixed and good brands at 6 50a$0 76, mostly at the latter rate; 800 bbls Western extra at 86 37K, and 100 bbls condemned at 84 60. Corn—Is scarce and wanted; tho only transac tion reported is a small lot In store at 60c. Wuisry—Continues scarco. Small soles of bbls at 31u32o. Railroad Accident.—Ou Monday afternoon the train from Washington for Baltimore, on the Washington branch of the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, was thrown from the track near Elk Ridge Landing, killing two persons and Wounding thirteen others. The Baltimore Sun •ays: The engine and tender, alter running some ten to llilteen yards down this sideling, were overturned by tho broken rails and thrown di rectly across the main track, when tho whole traiu was dashed upon them. Tho first car Which struck it, a baggage car, turned entire ly over it and was broken up, tho contents be ing strewn in every direction. The next also a baggage ear, was thrown entirely from the track and wrecked. Tho next, a mail and ex press car. Was thrown upon tho ton of the wreck of the others and broken Into fragments. The smoking car came next, uud this was cut in twain by a passenger car iu tbe rear, which ran directly through it. Both these enrs were Shivered to pieces the lutter being thrown di. rectly upon tho top of tho former. About one- third of the next prssengcr car was torn oil' by coming in contact, with those iu advance of It, while the end oftho next was stove in. The two remuiuiug cars in the rear were uninjured. Those wounded were, for the moat part in the fimoking and first passenger car. The engine and tender ore as perfect a wreck us could bu possibly made. James Gough, the engineer, was caught be neath a baggage car and killed, as was William A. Nunglb, u paper vender, of Baltimore, aged 30 years. The fatter was a volunteer lu the Mexican war.—William Bridges; of Baltimore; Jacob Groff, buggugo master ; G, W. Hoover, conductor, aud ten others, were slightly wound ed. A dispatch from Baltimore subsequent in date to the foregoing says the Jury ol inquest rendered a verdict that the train hud been thrown oil* by a displacement of the switch by borne persons unknown. The Compauy offer a reward of $2,000 for the arrest of the guilty party. River News.—The river is still rising, and is In fine boating condition. It Is seven feet by the mark. The Augusta left yesterday morn- yv—Aututta Chrmielt. Tiik American Minister in London,— A correspondent of the Manchester (Eng.) Guar dian thus describes Mr.’ Dallas, tbe American Minister, as lie appeared at the Queen’s Draw ing Room, June 30 : “Mr. Dallas moved iu the gay crowd bien djs- tingae, as was said of Lord Castlereagh, at tne Congress ot Vienna, by the simplicity of his attire. Mr. Dallas is the most venerable of all the Americuu ministers that 1 remember. If you saw him sitting upon the platform of a Wesleyan Conference, you would indistinctive- ly turn to him and declare that lie was the lit- tlest man to preside over''their deliberations.— indeed, his long hair of silver white, his sage yet amiable expression, his white neckcloth and black clerical looking dress, completely realise olio’s idea of the president of a religious couclttve. Mr. Dallas puid bis respects to her Majesty iu a black cout of Quaker-like cut white waistcoat buttoned utmost up to his throut, white neckcloth, black knee breeches and black silk stockings: and bis tall, yet veiierable fig ure, was seen iu tbe diplomatic circle, closely folio,wed by two youug attaches similarly at tired the Americans might have been proud of their minister; for u more gcntlcmuuly man, or one whose bearing wus indicative of more sim ple dignity und sell respect, was not present at the drawing-room." Tub Frkncii Mediation in tub Difficulty with Mexico.—Las Xoviades, after announc ing that the Queen’s government lmd accepted tho mediation of France for the settlement of tho diiVevences with Mexico, says: “M. Alvarez, the Spanish envoy, 1ms been instructed by Gcu. Ealnilu to notify the Mexican government on his urrivul in 'tbe bnyofVeva Cruz tlmt ho wus reudy to present ins creden tials, provided the houds tukeu from the Spanish creditors were restored, the interest due on them paid,aud tho legitimacy oftho debt, already sanctioned a treaty, ugain acknowledged. Should tho Mexican government agree to pay mu! res tore the bonds, M. Alvarez will land and im mediately deliver ids credentials; if not, lie will return to tho Havana ciiboimlouuofthe steam ers, mid leuvo tho three other ships in observa tion before Vera Cruz. The Captain General of the island of Cuba announced that he could dispose ofll,0(H) of tho host troops, well mined uud equipped, inured to the climate of the coun try, and ready to march wherever the govern ment thought proper to order them. Gen. Concha oilers at the same time to fit out a large force, if accessary, without the least danger tor the security or tranquility of tho island.” A Ciikehi.no Prospect.—The New York Ex- preps says the amount of money in tho course of disbursement for interest and dividends, which commenced and will bu continued throughout the next week, or two, mnouuts to soventl millions, all of which goes into circula tion und to lie reinvested. It is expeoted that the letters per the Canada will brlug large or ders for American securities, and for the re-in- vestment of dividends. Tho settlement of tho diplomatic difficulties with Engluud and tho United States removes the only impediment to a largo advance aud demand for this descrip tion of investment abroad. / Toombs, Toucey, uud Yulee—12. The President pro tern, declared that, inas much as two-third* of the members present had voted for the bill, it wus passed. Mr. Mason appealed from tho decision of the Chair, contending tlmt two-thirds of all the members of the Bcnate were required to puss a bill over the President’s veto. A long discussion ensued in reference to tbiR question, in the course of which Messrs. Seward, Beqjumiu, Thompson of Kentucky, Critteudeu, Hunter, und others, sustained the decision of the Chair, and Messrs. Butler, Clay, Toombs, und others, opposed it. The questlou being taken, the decision of the Chair was suitaincU—yeas 34, uays 7—us fol lows : Vcus—Messrs. Allen, Bell of New Hampshire, Bell of Tenucsseu, Benjamin, Brown, Cass, Collamcr, Crittenden, Dodge, Dougins, Durkee, Fessenden, Foot, Foster, Gcyer, Halo, Huutcr, James, Johnson, Jones of iowu, Mallory, Pearce, Pratt, Pugh, Reid, Bebustiau, Beward, Slidell, Stuart, Thompson of Kentucky, Trumbull. Wade, Weller, and Yulee—34. Nays—Messrs. Biggs, Brodhead, Butler, Clay, Fitzpatrick, Mason, and Toomlw—7. < The Semite then resumud the consideration of tho hill making an appropriation l’or deepen ing tiie clmnuclover the fiats of the St. Mary’s river, iu the State of Michigan, which hud been returned to the Seuate by the President of tiie United States witii his objections. Thu question being taken, the bill was passed over the veto—yeas 28, nays 10, as follows : Yeas—Messrs. Bell ol'Nuw Hampshire, Bell oi' Teuuessee, lJenjamiu, Bright, Cass, Colla- mei', Crittenden, Dodge, Douglas, Durkee, Fftsseuduu, Foot, Foster,. Gcyer, -Hale, .Limes, JohuRon, Jones of Iowa, Peurce, Pratt, Pugh, Sebastian, Seward, Slidell, Stuart, Thompson of Kentucky, Trumbull and Wade—28. Nays—Messrs. Briggs, Brodhead, Butler, Cluy, Fitzpatrick, Hunter, Mason, Reid, Toombs, aud Yulee—10. The Senate then resumed the consideration of the bill making nil appropriation for deepening the channel over the St. Clair Hats, iu tho State of Michigan, which had been returned by tho President with his objections. The question being tukeu, the bill was passed over tho veto—yeas 28, nays 8, as fol lows : Yens—Messrs. Bell of New Hampshire, Bell of Tennessee, Beiijumiu, Bright Cass, Collumer, Crittenden, Dodge, Douglas, Durkee, Fessen den, Foot, Foster, Geycr, Hale, James. John son, Jones of Iowa, Pearce, Pratt, Pugh Bcbus tiim, Seward, Slidell, Stuart, Thompson of Kentucky, Trumbull, and Wade—28. Nays—Messrs. Biggs, Brodhead, Clay, Fitz patrick, Hunter, Reid, Toombs,^and Yulee—8. Tub President hTsskd in Boston.—Tho usual corporation dinucr in Boston on the 4th of July took plucc iu Faueuil Hull, and among the regular toasts was the stereotyped one “The President of the United States.” This, however, it appears, was too much for some of the fuuntical spirits present^nd they commenced hissing, which was kept up until at length they were silenced by a pretty geucral outburst of applause on the part of the greut body of tiiose in attendance. The Bostou Ledger says : Perkins Cleveland, Esq., was called to respond to the toast, and administered to the hissing parties a proper and well merited rebuke for thus prostituting a day and un occasion such os the Fourth of July to the spirit of political sectionalism, which had no right to be there. His remarks were fully endorsed by the meet ing, whoso cheering was evidence that the “sol id men of Bostou” were above all such con temptible demonstrations. Mr. Cleveland con tinued to speak to the toast, and to make com plimentary reference to the character of Presi dent Pierce, independently of politics, und more especially iu regard to his private charac ter as au individual. The hissing was renewed several times while Mr. Cleveland was spenkiug, and upou his ex pressing tiie opinion that the disturbances upon the Western frontier were a source of us heart felt regret to the President of tiie Uuited States as to tiny of those present, the disturbers be came apparently frantic, and hissed and howl ed like madmen. The good sense of most of tho assembly, however, soon effectually quieted them. ^teamer Augusta, Fraior, Augusta, to 8 M Lafll Cleared. Ship CouhuI, Mortlmor, Liverpool—T R ft T G Mills. Stfhr L U Davis, Abell. New York—Ogden. Starr ft Co. ___ Departed. Steamer Carolina. Coxuiter, Charleston. Steamer Randolph, Ward, August. False Swearing.—To such a degree has false swearing been carried in the courts of New Yotk, tlmt a meeting has been called to cousid cr t he subject, aud it is proposed to form an as sociation to investigate cases of the kind, and to follow them to punishment. It was stated at tiie meeting that there were persons who made a regular business of letting therosslve* out os witnesses. Gov. win ‘fimmpUr:Rtchmond, yd., July 7.—Mr. Hugh R. Pleasants, tho former editor of the Penny Post, Richmond, to-day entered the executive chamber at, tho capltol, in a state’ of Intoxication, and Insulted Gov. Wiso, and when ho was ordered to leave ho attempted to strike tho Governor, Mr. Wiso then struck Mn Pleasants In tho eye, aud kicked him out of the room. Boutiibrn Liberality.—A New York paper says: “A clergyman residing in this city, but pre vented from performing pastoral labor by uu afflictive dispensation^ baa recently recolved the very handsome sqrte of thirty thousand dol lars,presented to him^>y a Southern Christian g entleman, who desired in this manner to make im comfortable for Ilf Sntellim. r or^ ■ *"k boxium. motContnctIbrIMIlilluit> Court Homo loth. J. town or Micmiliu. CUuoli county, «»., will Uo 4 to .the lowest bidder ou Uie First Tuesday in Au- ut next. Tho building to bo thirty-six It. square, Ith four rooms - below and Court room above, with Utah'and veuotJun blinds. For plea, apply at (be Clerk's fitted or sold couuty. Terms or the con tract made ktiowu on the day. JOHN J. NORTH, J 10. JACOB LIGHTER, J I e. ARCHIBALD UUlXiES. J1C. John 8. Morgan, j i a. JyU—4 u WM. M. NICHOLS, J10. 70:000 ACHES OF UND ’in A BODY, Foil ’SALE. 8BL Tho uudersigaod, being desirous lo turn Ox 3Cthelr uttonUou moro extensively to fkrm-2Ci nuToHer SEVENTY THOUSAND ACRES of wen no looted FARMING LANDS. In tho 12th district of Clinch county, Un., tor B«le, which they will sell ou reusousUlo terms lor money or likely negroes. Ttiero nro between sixty and niuoty lota of the above lends woll Improved, In Hue condition Ibr renting. We will sell lu • body or email parcel* to Bull purolutsers. Address WM. M. k W. J. NICHOLS, JyP—4 r ' Magnolia, Uiuch to., Us. F OUR.—ICO hbts extra uud superfine Lobuuon Mills Flour 26 sacks oxtra do do do 1UU do Hue uud supertlno Flour, tor sale low by JyW RODGERS, N(JURIS ft CO. B ACON AND l’OUK..—GO hlids Clear bides, 26 do Uibbod do, lo casks Hums - 60 bbls Mess Pork, just received nud tor solo by JyO itOlMJERtf, NORRIS k CO. H AY—36 bales Northern Hay, lor solo by Jy8 WILLIAM LYNN, 87 Bay at. * 8 C L ARD.—20 bbls end Go kegs new No 1 Leal Lord, luudiug aud tor sale by jy7 SURaNI'ON, JOHNSTON A CO._ FRENCH CHINA, WHITE ORANH'E, AND GLASS WAKE. 146 xnmxa simony-wuKuefru.v, south caroum. The subscribers respectfully solicit^, from tho traveling public, on inspection of tholr stock ot .French end English Cl Una, lu plain while, gold bund; uuu decorated dinner, desert, broekhut, tea, toilet, loiu-a- tote sets end yeses. Also, Cups aud saucers, ftc., ol tbe celebrated Sevres China.. White Granite of the best lutthuibcturora. Rush cut Freuuh, English aud Bohemian Glass.' They havea variety ot* ornaments in Partuou Ware, Busts ofCalbbun, Clay, Webster, and others, andStutuetes or the Greek Slave, Venus deMsdicls, Mo.. Mo. ' They have also a beautiful, durable and cheap arti cle tor doors and hearths, of Plain and Kncamstlo Tiles, Tholr stock bolug very general, carefully selected and Imported direct, ollbrs inducements to merchants os woll os families, to whom goods will bo put up at the lowest rates for cash. WEBB k SAGE, Importers, successors to Catnerou, Webb k Co. Intelligmce. Port of Savannah... .JULY 11 Arrived, U B M steamer Carolina, Coxottor, Picolata, to M Consignees, Per steamer Augusta, irom August—460 boxes copper ore, 221 bugs corn, 20 bbls scrap iron, and 20 bales domestics, to KM LuUlieau, Young k Wy* att, THAT G Mills, Brigham, Kelly k Co. Passengers, Per Steamer Caroliua, from Palatka—G R Fair banks. lady, 2 children aud svt, Mrs Jones, Mrs H Humphreys, Mrs Moony, Miss Watrous, Miss Swart, Rev W Davis, Llout .1 MbL Taylor, W T Boud, Col J W Pearson, C Armstrong, Dr Juue, D A Spalding, J F Hart, W P O’Hara aud svt, B F Weems, T U Whit aker. D S Graham,'J T Bloodgood, O L Keen, Col J V Hemming, Dr J D Dell, ColJ PSoudorsou, F C Fa- bin, aud 0 duck. iNTEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICK. WM. 8, BAN1ELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SAVANNAH, oa. r Office over Thomas il. Turner & Co.’s Drug Store, Bay street. my7 U. A. U’Ulitlltl, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office 176, Bay-sL, over Turner k Co’s. Drug Store] SAVANNAH, OA. nov 10—ly tiSuHQl TROtiP HOWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office Monument Square, near State Bank. SAVANNAH, OA. nov 10—ly 8, W, BAKER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Monticello, Jefferson County. Fla. Reference—Hon. W. B. Funuxo, Savannah, Ga. myll EBWARD G. WILSON, MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. At Mosara. Ward k Owens’ Law Office. [myll CL W. MAURY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, riUNKUM, HOARD 00., OA. WUl attend to professional business in the Counties or Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, Uerl- wotlior and Troup. Itoforonco—Hon. E. Y. Hill, LaGrange, Ga.; Hon, David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.: Colonel M. M. Tidwell, Fttyottovillo, Ga.; and Mr. William Dougherty, Co lumbus, Ga.j aupl7-iy > wells dTWilliams, DEALERS IN DOMESTIC, FOREIGN AND FANCY DRY GOODS. No. 149 Congress'st., Savannah, Ga. JAS. T. WELLS, formerly of, Beaufort Diet. S. 0. THEOPHILUS WILLIAMS, “ Scrlven Co.,Ga. nopt7 twfluty dollar bills or ntWBraUch at- Aiigusta, tho right bund halves of wbiob havo boon lost In the mall. jyll-lm BOSTON k VILLALONGA. OFFICE SAV’H, ALBANY k GULF K. K. UG.,1 Savannuh, July 11th, 1856. j An Electiuu fur u Secretary und Trcaa- _ urer of this Company, will be held on hriuuy next, tho 18th lust., at 12 o’clock, M. .Sala ry 81,200—Bonds 810,000. Jyll—U CHAS. GRANT, Sco’ry and Troas. NEW BOOKS. a ODEY’0 LADY’S UUUK, for.July; Arthur’s Home Magazine, for July; Potorsuu’g .Month ly Alagazluo.lbr July; Harper’s New Monthly Mug- uziue, tor July; and, Graham’s Illustrated Monthly, for July. Tho History of Europe, from tho Tull of Napoleon to the accession of Louis Ndpoleou, in two volumes, by Sir Archibald Alison, a now supply. Hurtha, by Fredrika Bremer, translated by Mary Uowitt. Tho Ship Carpenter’s Wito, a story for Uie times, by W E s Whitman. Tho Taugtetown letters, edited by tbe author of Records ot - tho Bubhlutuu Parish, fee. Salad tor tho Social, by tho author or Salad tor tho Solitary. Comic Miseries or Human Uto. Plu-rl-bus-tab, u song that’s by no author. For salo at 160 Congress street, by Juno 28 WARNOCK & DAVIS. A LE AND PORTER.—26 bbls Summer Stock Ale, 20 casks Byass’ London Porter, pints, Just re ceived aud tor sale by JyO SOltANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. GENERAL NOTICK. S ILVER AND GOLD PLATING can now be dene at homo. Ur. CHARLES KEM1SH having cs- tablished himself permanently, all work In this line will be douo with dispatch. All repairing ol Custors, Tcupota, Candlesticks, Sjioons, Forks, or uny other artluie wilt be douo neatly before plating. All old silver plute, such oa Teusetts or Urns, Forks or gpoons, will bo re-Onlshcd and made equal to new, aud ut moderate prices. AU work or orders left at my store will be atteuded to promptly. P. 8.—Watch coses galvanized, may27 \ G. M. GRIFFIN. mUBS, PAILS AND WASHBOARDS.—20 nests X pulntod, and 16 do cedar Tubs. 26 dozen Palls; 20 do ziuc. and 15 do wood Washboards; just re- eeivod unu tor salo by McMahon & doyle, June29 ill and 207 Bay street. Ybli.ow Fp.vkk atMatanzah.—Tiie schoon er lately Franklin, from Mntnnzas to Trieste, was brought in from the sen to the quarantine in the buy of New York, on Sunday, with near ly her whole crew disabled by yellow fever. She reports tho yellow fever at Mutunzns, usually a very healthy port. It had been brought there from Havaun by vessels. Forth op July Accident.—At New Cana* an, Conn.,on the 4th. while some persons were* preparing to fire salute, a hoy threw a fire crack er among a pile of cartridges, exploding the whole, by which twenty bystanders were badly burned.---One is dead, aud five others are not expected to live. Great Fire in Lowell.-—A (ire took place in Lowell, Mass., or the 4th, which consumed about 830,000 worth of property. It originated iu the pickcrof the Richmond wadding mill, a largo three-story building, nud then spread with fearful rapidity to the adjoining mills, burning to the ground two two-story batting mills two large store houses, oue dwelling, and partially destroying two store houses belonging to the 1\ 0. Richmond estate TO ARRIVK, LANDING & IN STORK BACON LARD, &c. *| AA HHDS char and Ribbed Sides lAJKJ 60 do Shoulder In ulr Oglu packages 100 kegs No 1 Leaf Lard. 60 bbls Uo do 20 casks do, most approved brands SUGAR AND MOLASSES. 60 bhds vory choice l’orto Rico Sugar 60 do fuir Cuba do 300 bbls Clarified, A R nud C du 60 do Crushed do 26 boxes Ixjaf do 160 bbls Now Orleans Molasses 60 bhds Cuba du 100 bbls California Syrup ' BAGGING AND ROPE. . 126 bales Guuny Cloth 600 colls Rope, pure hemp LIQUORS. 300 bbls Connecticut Whisky 160 do E Phelps’ Gin 60 do pure Gin, P ft II loo do Now England Rum COFFEE. 400 bags fair to prlmo Rio 100 do prime Lagulra 60 do Java, 10 pockets Slocha. For sale i tho lowest market rules JylO HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft CO. Severe Storm in Boston.*—A storm of rain and hall, with vivid lightning, passed over Boston lust Sunday evening. Two or three vessels were upset in tho harbor, aud some lives are reported lost. The steumer Menc- mon, Captain Sand ford, ran ashore on Thatch er’s Island, and although nearly full of water, efibrta were made to float herotf. P ipes, wrapping paper and broomb.-6o boxes Pipes, 200 reams Wrapping l’apor, of all sixes; 100 dozen Brooms: for sale by mcmahon ft doyle, June29 206 and 207 Bay street. M ustard, catsup and pepper sauce.—go boxes Tiger Mustard; 26 dozen Catsup, 60 do Popper Sauce, received aud tor sale by MCMAHON ft DOYLE, Juno29 205 and 207 Bay street. ~ LANDAGENCY; rpHE undersigned will, tor flvo dollars per lot, X cxumluo miy lunds in tbo counties of Appliug, Wayne, Ware ur Coffee, and report to tbo owner us to their present valuo, the prospect for tholr be coming more valuablo iu future, and whether or not there is boing any trespass committed tUoreoo, Invorlubly pledging himself to glvo a truo und cor rect account, tor which all remittances will be ex ported lu advance. lie will also soil and remit when requested, and as dlrectod. tor coven per cent. He will also promptly attend to all professional business entrusted to his care. my 18 vernon c. McLendon, Attorney at law, HomesvlUe, Ua. JKSSK T. BERNARD. attorney and counsellor at law. Nowuausvillo, Fla. Reference—George -»Brown, William Dell, New- nansvUlo, Fla., It. B. Hilton, Boston ft Vlllnlonga, Savannah, Ga.myll U. WRIT SOUTH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUKIATUK, BAKt VLORIlJA. Will praollce In the Eastern nud Southern Counties. Refer to—Col. 8. 8. Sibley, and R. B. Hilton, Sa vannah. fobZ-tl UHA8. O* CJAMPilELli, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MlLtXUUKVIUJC, OA. Practices Law in tbe various Counties of tho Oo mulgeu Circuit, and tho udjolitiug Counties of Twiggs, Laurous and Washington. Kotor to—John Boston, H. A Crane, aud R. B dllUm. lobl4 ©hUrcjm-atgohdon; ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AXD Commissioner qf the U* S. Court qf Claims for the State qf Georgia. Offico Corner Bay uud Bud streets, ly my 10 lifiTCXlAlUiKH H. CU1.UUIV, OFFICIO AMI UEi.llllO.VCK, No. 14 Ulilill'n' KY., One door west of Drayton, myll WM. U. UUNNBLLL ATTORN Li AT LAW, i, woaru oousmr, .a. (foot omet, albany.) WUl pracUse In thu dottthcjiiCircuit,ami in Macon, Dooly aud Worm CuuutloHonho Macon Circuit. jggr particular attention given to tho collodion ol claims in Bouth-Wohteru Georgia. Jc2—cm E. GUMMING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. febl-ly niwi.vTox, ua, LANHQli &' AN&KiiSON, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ■pft-iy MACON, UA. ' A. MoALPIN <b BROTHERS, Lumber, Mill aud Brick Yards. sept 5 8 A VANN All, OA. B. LOCICHT. U. D. ONKLUMja. LOCKETT & SPELLINGS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS, Savannah, Ga. WUl attend to the solUug orull kinds of produce. Strict attention glvonto rccolviug and forwardiug goods. may 31 ly Auction & Commission House, Macon, Ga. A. r. McLaughlin, General Agent and Auctioneer, Solicits from his friends consignments of every description. 4 Tukcs orders tor Cotton. 43* Special attention given to tbe sales of Real Estuto, stockB and Negro property, at pubUc and private sales. Prompt returns and dispatch. Reference—C. A. L. LAMAR. mob 30 Will. MCALLISTER. NEWMAKBLE YARP. Opposite Laurel Grove Cemetery, Suv'h, Ga. Marble Menumuuts, Tombs and Grave Stones, furn ished on reasonable terms. Orders res- jjpcrtfuily solicited. ap!8 I. W. MVBS. ,. U. VA113. TT . a. MIAU. RUSE, DAVIS A LONG, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GA. may 80 s WAYNE,GRENVILLE^«SrCOT; COMMISSION"AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, liay-street SaeannaA. THOS. S. WAYNE. V. E. GRENVILLE, It. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE, Jy 6—U‘ Savunuuh. Chattanooga. STRANG Kill If you waut a good and cheap iTrunk, Vnllcc, Carpet Bog, or Clothing of any kind or quali fy, ready nmuo or made up to your muuautu; uuio Hats, Capa, Shirts, Collar# or Dress Furnishing at tides of auy dcscripUon, call and se lect rrom the largest and best stock iu tbo city, at tbo Star Emporium, 147 Bay street. Jel3 WM. 0. PRICE. ' JEl'FKHSON UOUtIRTS, COMMISSION E MERCHANT, ANY) DEALER IN Timber and Lumber. SAVANNAH, Go. A. II. CHAIUMUK. (Successor to Clunnpiou & Watts.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, No. 4 Barnard st., bulwcuu tho Market uud Bay si., SAVANNAH, GA. Dealer In Groceries, Foreign uud Domestic Liquors, Dried Fruits, ftc., r fto. Reference—a. Champion, Esq., fcamuol Solomons, Esq., Messrs. Rabun ft Whitoluoui, aud hwitt ft Co., Savaunoh, Ga. myll A TLANTIC LEAD.—Constantly on buA and Ibr salo at CTlAFFUl-ft CO.’s, »pr3Q No. 0 Whltakorhtrert. liAGON bU)LH ft bUOULDEkh— 1 IJ 26 hhds Prime Bacou bides, .10 •.« “ “ Shoulders,' i Landing and tor sale by my23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft 00. I/NGLLU POTATOES —30 hampers choice LaUcg JCj Potatoes, lu small package. For minify use.— bur sale by [may27] J. A. BROWN, / lUAMPAUNE—13 baskets genuine VJChampugue iu store and for uaie by may iu OCTAVUS COHEN, S TARCH, COFFEE AND CANDY.—60 bxi Fresh bturch; 60 do Ground Coffee; 60 do sssorted Gaudy, received aud for salo by M0MAU0N ft DOYLE, June 4 20b and 207 Bay street JN STORE—por bteamahip Knoxville—Extra Te- bio Butter uud Cheese; Beet Tongues; I ittivf; Ham.i; Bucou; Pig potk; White Beans;Heck- er's beif-iuiaing Flour; italsiua, Pigs, Dates, Prunes, Almouds, ftc., ftc,; Pickles 01 ull kinds: Preserves, assorted; Brandy Pruit, assorted; Preston’s Premi um Chocolate; Im.t of Teat, CoUee, uud btuart’s No 1, A, B aud Cougars; Hibbert’s London Porter; Falkirk’s scotch Aiu; Claret and other Wines; at U AKRON’S Family Grocery btore, JuuolB corner Whltuker aud Charlton sta. JOHN IS. NOHK1S, ARCH1TKCT. H AYING reuuuied the practice of bisprofee- siou, oUers tas services to his friends uud the puotio os uu Arcbituctaud ouperiutendeut. Designs tot uny port of tbo couutry supplied and executed iu all tho various brouuhes ol lus praiss- wou, such os Public Lattices, Btores, Dweiifugs, Motiumeuts, ftc. Thoroughly PTro Proof chores us- signed uud executed, othcu ut preseut in Bay Lout, rear ot tlniOuHUnu House. jau 3—ly 'WILLIAM II. UAIBJUlt, ATTORNEY Ai\D COUaNeIELLUR AT LAW, Troupvilio, Loaudes Couuty,.ua. Will praotlco in Thomas, Lowndes, Chuch, Ware, ▲pplt&g, Teholr, Irwin, laurous, nud Pulaski couuties, Georgia; aud in Jelfetsou, Madison, Hum- lltou, and Columbia counties, PTorlua. [myll ☆ OJL.OM7aE3CIW«3r_A EMPORIUM. 5m 1 DOHA WEST OF XUBBEfBIIUOAM UEADlMU KUUH. FiuuEciiay-muac|'W;4>. trice, AUo, buperUll. flullliug ; IlHts J'ASliiUNAilLE tuuiVu|>., Shire, :. Eyllum, I AMD Olovo., HwWry, JUUiASI I'JIIIRM. lltnUI'HllHM .... Canos, Umbrehus Cravats, stocks, Hiiudkerchichj, and Fancy Arttclok for Gontlemon. K. X. WIUUM3. TllAbUKCS OLIVER, JACK DROWN. WILLIAMS, OLIVKU 6k BROWN, ATlDRNbYS AT LAW, Buena Vista, Muriou Couuty, Ga., . Will practice lu the coumte.*’. of Marion, Macon, Hous ton, Stewart, Randolph, Muscogee, Loo, aud auy adjoining counties, where their services may bo required. njyil JOHN K. COCHUANK. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dubllu. Laurens county, Ga,, lato Junior partner of tho lirm of A. ft J. Cocuiu.nu, irwiuton, Ua., will attend promptly to all bu*ine>s entrusted to his care. Fariicuiar mtuutiou paid to cuUecilug. Re ference—Dr, V. li. Guyton, P\ H. Rowe, Dublin, Ga., M Plursh, Eavauuuh. myll JU. KHLIS, Factor and General Uommission Merchant »OJ 71 BAY-8THKKT, SAVANNAH, OA., Refers to—Messrs. UugUuru ft Guunmgham, Bell ft Preutiss, Ogdeu, Shirr ft Co., Eavuunoh : J. P, Thompson, Boston, nov 1 UARUUh HUUP8. Pulaski Huiuu. Barber Milan. Ouieru' Brick Building, opposite the PuUutsi Bouse, FIVE WORKMEN. ItNUAQKD. BlarslmU Iiousu Barber Shop, Broughton Hired, FOPB WOHEMEN ENOAOID. rpHE subscriber, thanktUl to his fellow-citixens X fur ihu liberot paUunuge he has received, and is still receiving, begs respertiully to iutoriu them that he bus engaged sufficient additional hrsi-ciuM workmen from sumo of the best Barber bhopa la New York, and will bo enabled to accommodate as many gcuueisou as may houur him with their pa- trunugo. ' N. H.—Tho Barbershops are closed on Sundays— strangers will please bear this in mind. WM. AUhLXY UUCFXK. J.VU. COUFICR FRAsEK. UOUP4i.lt ft FRASKlt, FACTORS ft GENERAL UB&Ml&BlON MERCHANTS, Bay street, Savunuuh,' Oa. fmyll JOHN U.FALMGANT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW- SA&H AND PANE 1 • it DORS. West Bldo Monument bquare, Savannah, Ga. mayll JOHN C. BOOTH, CIVIL ENGLV15KH AND bUHVEYOR, Vfivl also give his attention lo designs in Architec ture. Office in the sluru of Johu Wilhumsuu, Esq., Bay street. my 13 C. S. UAIUUaU.N. A. C. L HAU1USON ft McGKHKK, AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND l onvai diutf lUercliuuts* 69 AND 01 URO AD-STREET, COLVMKU8, OKOUQIA. f Particular attention given to the sales bt Real Eelute, Negroes and Produce. Liberal advances made on Negroes and Mer chandize. CHAFFER ft CO.,, No, G Wliltaker Street, Savannah, Ga., WUOLKSAI.K A.\n RjriSlt. nXALEKS LV S A81IES, Blinds, Doui-s, Mouldings, ftc, Wbito Load, Zinc, White Lurci-d, hperm, Whale, Tau- ucrs’und NeaisfooiGils, Glass, Brushes. Gold Leal, Bronze, Builders’ Hardware. Nails, Marble Muhtels, *- ^fto^ Jc4 Due. LnffiLLit ft WiiiCoA, Ocurnu. ARE uow fully prepared toiu- surt full or partial Belts of Tcuth on the principle of Dr. J, Alleus’u Patent GouUuuuua Gum, By this Improvement, tho form of tbo face can no restored 10 any degreo of rotundity that may bo dosired. It is applicable iu ull cuscs where the cheeks have fulled iu and cauuot be detected by »l;o closest observer.— This method combines the following 1 d vantages An artfficlul gum, whioh exhibits a perfectly uutural and life-like uppearuuce, aud imparts to U10 theeib that puouliar oxpressiou which characterizes the na tural organs. This Gum consists of a sllaclous compound, which Is applied und fused upon the Tooth aud Plate In sued a manner, as to Hll up all tbo iutorstices around the hose of tho Teeth, uud also uultcs them firmly to each other and to tho Plato upon wlilob they are sett. This Bocures perfect oloaulluess of tho Tooth, Office over DeWitt ft Morgau, UougrcBS street. •#* Republican aud Georgian copy. fob 16—tl DENTISTRY. Dra. HOYALL & JOHNSON, .Dentists, office comer bt. Julieu-sl, 1 and Market Square, over 8. Wit- mot’s Jewelry store. Office hours lrom b to 2 o’clock, und ft out 3 to 6. mar 11 Fiiuruuiuim iairgo sized Photographs, ta ken by MILLER, AT TWKI.VE DOLLARS M£R DOZEN Also, Ambrotypea and Da- guorreotypes, in his usual su perior style. A call is solicited. J. W. MILLER, mar27 cr. 8t. Jullan-st. and Market square. GARY’S DAGGEUEOTYPE8, AMBliO* types and l’hutograpky< P. M. CARY W OULD respectfully give notice that his rooms are now upou for the season, aud reu- uy tor tho reception of visitors. By tho Amukotypk process persons may uow have their children’s pictures tukeu, m almost any posi tion they may chooso, in from 1 to 3 sccodds anting. By the Photogjuhhc process old Daguerreotypes can be transferred to paper, beautifully colored aud eulargod to llto. oct 22 BHOUUHTON STREET HACK AND LIVERY STABLE. Tho undersigned having put tbs abovo 8tables lu good condition, are prepared to accommodate their customers with Currlugos, Hacks, Buggies, Sulkies, ftc., with souud, gentle, and well broke horses, aud curctol drivers. Horses boarded ou uccommodutlug terms, and well cared for. Two puira of fine Carriage Horses tor salo. luquire cor- uer of Uarnard aud Broughton streets. apU4—ly STEVENS ft ELUSTON. A. SHORT, MASTER BUILDER. Will take contracts for Building uud Working Ma sonry or every description. Kusidcuco, No. 3 Mrs Jowott’B Range, South side Jones st. oct 30 J. W. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, TroupvHle, Lowudos County, Go. (myll JAMES HI. SAVAGE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, • THOMASVlIAK, HIOMAS COUNTY, OA. All buslnoss entrusted to his care will receive prompt attention. lyr—marl7 ANTHONY McCULLOH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Savannah, Georgia. Office ou Bay street, over tbe Bank of savan nah. tob2 WOOD AND LUA1DKR. A LL kinds of Wood, Boards, Plunks, Joist, Timber, Shingles, Light-wood, Posts, Eastern Laths aud l'uiliugs, for sale, at wholesale and retail, low for cash, on tho new wharf recently erected on the Lumber Yard of Robert A. Allen ft Co. mar 12—tyW M. J. L. MOULTON C ALL AT GRIFFIN'S and you will Und tho most beautiful assortment of small Fancy Articles iu china and gold ornamouted, consisting iu part of jewel boxes, fancy do, reticules, florets, boquet va- sos, cables, drackct graudulus, small Uo, cologno bottles, ribbons, cologuo, lantern blue florets, can dlesticks, and lost though not least useful, match boxes, a very tasty selection und something new en tirely. «. M. GRIFFIN, rtuceossor to tho late M Eastman, Jy6 Corner Bryan aud - Whitaker sta. J UST RECEIVED BY EXl’RESS—Another flue va- riety ol Silver Wuro of tho most beautiful pat tern ana finish, butter kuives, picklo knives ami Turks, knives, forks and spoons, fruit knives and fin ks, cake aud puu knives lu every variety, mus tards and salts lu all vnrioty from plalu to tho most ornamental. G. M. GRIFFIN, HuocosHor to tho lato M Eastman, Jy5 Oiruor Bryan and Whitaker sts. I^XTRA CANAL FLUU1L—26 barrels Extra Usual JAMKi (1. RODQEKS. .AM1M A. NOIUtW. RODGERS & NORRIS, (lato Crone ft Rodgora, WHOIuESALE growers, BAY-8T11EKT, SAVANNAH. June 1,1866, [Jo 2” »L FITZGERALD,' Corner of Brouizbtoii and WWtaker-SD., SAVANNAH, GA., S UCCESSOR to T. C. Rico, Manufacturer and Dualur in overy variety of common and Uuo caNDIES, kiln dried and warranted to resist effec tually tho hot damp atmosphere of a Southern > II- mate;alsoLornou nud Ntrawbury Syrup, ftc. Terms cash, prices low. tl—my 11 r. i. OUDKN. WM. STA Hit, Jr. «. U. UAlUIXK. OGDKN, STARR At CO., Shipping aud Commission Merclianta, BAY-STREET. SAVANNAH. OA, " YONUE Jt FRIERSON, FORWARDING AND CUM.MINION MERCHANTS, MO. 94 BAY-STKKCT. SAVANNAH, UA upr4 Pa'jl'T’EnT Hutton ftto., FACTORS. Forwardiug aud Cionimisaion Mercbuuta, Bayntrcct, Snvnimalt, Ga. — d; ltcoiikn; CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, Jones Street, (ono door East of Drayton ritreet.) Is prepared 10 contract for all kinds or building and repairing. Also to conduct Wtttor through tho various ports of housw*. ap 17 I Flour. may!6 Landing und for salo by BGRANTON, JUllNgTQN ft 00. M USTARD, ICO.—100 boxes Mustard; 160 do pure Pepper; 100 do Starch; received and tor uUtw . McMahon » doyle. Juntio 206 and EOT Boy street. A. THOMAS ft CO.~, Auction and Uoutmleolon Merclianta, 110 Bryan Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. A, Thomas. [jo 12] S. S. Parous. imuH, No. 147 Jay Street, HA VAAUSAh Cloths, BAsausn ouu Vestings, will is rnaue to men- ursjunexceptiou- abteiu style aud workmanship,) by tho best mechanics, ut snortest notice tub 6 Orderufroiu city and county solicited. RUSE, PATTEN ft UU. 1 GUNDY ft DANIEL, UColumbiw, Ga. BTKWAKT, GRAY ft CO. J RUSE, DAVDS ft IAJaNG, t g. vailIiall WM. WRIGHT, f Bovannau. YOUNG, At KINS ft DUNHAM, ) C. A. UltELNE ft UU, f 11. S. SMifH, j-Mobile, Alabama, oct 23 ly J UST RECEIVED, per schooner J, R. Allen, (Torn Baltimore— MASON’S CELEBRATED UNRIVALLED PREMIUM CAKES and CRACKERS, Jumbivs, Lernua Uuues, 'Tea takes, Scotch Cakes. Ginger Soups, Edinburgh Cakes Milk Biscuit, Soda biscuit, Wiuo biscuit, Butter Biscuit, Water biscuit, i'ic Me Biscuit, ftu. At DAlUiON’S, June20 corner Whitaker aud Uutrttou-Bta. WILLIAM LYNN, COMMSSION AND Fl-liWAKWNG MERCHANT, -Vo. 87 Bay street, Havannah, Georgia. Juuo 13 JAS. W. OUiKN. U. r. SHOOT. GREEN ft SMOOT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, OCt2G TIIOMASIOM, OA. JOHN BILBO, Ordinary or ChatUam County, AND AlTORNEV AT LAW. Office in the Court Home. myl8 ANTHONY MuCULLOll, ATTORNEY A'A' LAW, Suvnnnoli, Georgia. Office ou Bay street, over me Bank of Savan nah. tnayia R. F, COLE tft. BROTHER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER CHANTS, Savannah, Ga., and Montgomery, Ala. V. T. Uolk, I It. t. (Jolt, Bay street, Savannah. J Commerco st., Momg’ry. Holcomb, Jobusou, ft Co. I Cohena k Hertz, Lockett ft fiuollings, I Edwin Parsons ft Co., Robert A. Allen, | ficrautou, Johnston ft Co. SAVANNAH, GA. mylS WM. L. WKJUI. WM. U. SAX.. WKBU SAGE, (sccerasoKs to uamkbox, wkub ft 00. 1MPOUTERB OF OHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN-WARE, 145 MKKTING-ST. CHARLESTON, S. C., Will supply Country Mercbuute with Goods tn their lme at as low rates as they cau buy lu New York, or elsewhere. sept 28 ly JOHN M. SULLEN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, (Office Ht the Court House.) Will practice In tho ouperior aud Courts or Ordi nary. Jan3U hvltp. itnre; ATTORNEY AT LAW, Corner of Buy and 4 Whitaker Streets, SAVANNAH. feb 22 3moe JONH S. BOWEN, ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, CORNER OK DRAYTON AND 8UYAN-HZ9., (Above 0 A. I« Lamar.) Jy6—3m GLASSES AND SYRUP-60 hhds Cuba and Muscovado Molasses; 260 bbls New Orleans ayi up, lu store and for sale by Juuo20 HOLCUMBl, JOHNSON ft CO, TTALL’d SUPKKlOirSlLk UMBRELLAS—A cues i~l of 28,30,32,24 and 36 Inch Silk Umbrellas, ucci-ivcd uiid lor sale by juuo 0 LADSON ft ROGERS. WOOLEN MACHINERY. C L. GODDARD, New York, only Manufao* • turcr ot the Origlual Steel King aud Tooth Burring Machines and Feed Rolls, to be attached to First uud also Secoud Breakers and Finishers of Woolcu Curding Machines, Tbe attachment to Sec ond Breakers uud Finishers is vory important. These mucliiucs are In successful operation, on Fir.-i Breakers, lu most of tho principal Woolen Fac tories in tbe United Statos, Canada and Mexico, and uro doomed by experienced uiacutarturcrs as the most pcrfoct mncbluos used, and indispensable to tbo economical uud Succcssttil manufacture of wool. They arc lu fuc.t the only strong, durable and suc cessfully operating machines lu use. No carding machine should run an hour without them. The Feed Rolls are strong uud durable, and wor thy of atteutiou. Circulars explaining theso M»chiue3 and Roll, and references to Mills having thorn iu uso, may bs bad by addressing C. L. GODDARD, No. 3 Bowling Uroon, New York, to whom orders should bo addressed, septl3—lyw W. II. FARRELL, DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES and Foreign and Domestic Fruit, corner Broughton ami Whitaker-sts, rown and country suppliod with choice goods at moderate prices, AU orders promptly atteuded to, and satLtactioa always guaranteed, tpl8 A LBANY*ALE,—26 bbls. Albany Block Ale, Just received, and for sale by juuo I SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft 00. P RIME NORTHERN HAY*.—100 bales now land ing, aud for salo low from tbo wharf, jy 3 C. A. GREINER. LAND' AGENCY—Brans wick, Ga. RDW1N M, MOORE /~\FFERS his services to tbo publlo In the pur- V-/ chase aud sale of lauds in the counries of Glynn, Wayuo, Camden, Charlton, Appling, Ware, Coffee. Clinch, Lowndos and Thomas. Particular attention given to locatlug. purchasing and selling ot town lots lu tho town of Baunswiok. Dr R Collins, Macon; Dr B M Carglle, Brunswick’ Thomas H Harden, Savannah; Hon James L Bowl trd, Thomas vlllc. | < UN NY (JUAH—in slots ana tor aaia By \JT Jons 4 PADELFORD, FAY ft 00.