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■HTILL te Kid, tutor# Uio oourt houw door in
W th.otrofBM.murt.onUtoBnlTowaw to
July next, between tho lejel hour* _of iele, tVot If
iMden, 1 Beditoxd, 1 lot of 1'xtnUnj., 3 B«ta,1
lotFelnU, to. Lerle-tonit the property otf. O.
Celt, to Mtliiy e ittatrw. warrant Ueued, <* the
Honorable tho lurorlor Court ot Chatham County, In
favor or John J. Hunt, Ann It. Wall anil Jamoa J>
Wall, va. t. 0. Oarl. Properly polntc-l out by
PtalulllEi. Terma Cajh.
EDWARD M. PRESDKROAST.
Joty-( eherir C. 0.8-
Sl« TtAtBWOKOBOfA,
/CHATHAM COUNTV—To all whom It may
\7oonceni: Whor«aa,John Mallory, will apply 1 to tho
Court of Ordinary Ihr Letter. Dlamlaory na edmlnla-
tratlou ou the Stale of William W right there are,
Iherelbro, to elm and ailmoulah all whom It may
eoooern, to bo and appear betoro sold Court, to
main objoctlou (tr any (hoy have) on or befbre tho
first Monday tn November next, othwtao said Ut
ter* will bo granted.
Witoe**, John Bilbo. Esq., Ordinary tor Chatham
County, this eight day or April I860.
JOHN BILBO, o. c. c.
apr 8
C. Hlnea*
Three are, therefure, to die and adiaotdahall
whom It may oooo.ru, to be and amiear before aald
Oourt to make objection (If any they tutvo) oa or be.
the Brat Monday In Deotmber neat, olberwtae
■■til letter* will bo nantad;' — ■
WUnwa, John Bilbo, IMq. Oi Unary tor Chatham
ooMUty, this tourth day of J uni, ilM.
Juno 6 JOHN BILBO, o, c. o.
STATES OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM CO.
mo alt whom It may concern: Whoroas Mary Ann
X Dent wUl apply at tho Court of Ordinary tor lot-
ter* Dtomtssory on the estate of Jamoa I*. Dent,—
These are therctore to cite and admonish all whom
It may concern, to ha and appear betoro said Court,
to mako objections (If auy they have) on or before
the First Monday lu December uoxt, oiherwl.se said
letters will begranted.
WUnosa John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary tor Chatham
County, this third day of June, ISM.
Jc3 JOHN BILBO, O.CLCL
^STWfe OF'GESORGLA^
C HATHAM COUNTY.-To nil whom it may con
cert*: whereas, Patrick Ryan will apply at tho
Oourt of Ordinary for letters of administration on
the estate of Dainol ColUns :
These are, tborctore, tocito and admonish aU
whom It may coucern, to bo and appear before said
Court to make objection (IT any thoy bavo) on or be
fore tho first Monday in August next, otherwise
letters wlU bo grautod.
Witness, JohnUUbo, Esq., Ordinary tor Chatham
County, this twenty-third day or Juno, 1850.
June 23 JOHN BILBO, o. c. c.
T>URSUANT to an order of the Honorable the
. . Oourt of Ordinary of Chatham County, passed
JuneAermwTS&ftaJgm be sold, on the first Tuesday
tn August next, betoro tho Oourt llouso door In aald
county of Chatham, between tho legal hours of sale,
tho following property, to wit.: Lou Nos. three (8)
and tour (4), being part oTGarden lot No. nine (8).
Spring lllll, CUy of Savannah, fronting on Railroad
street: also tho following negro slaves: Jaok, Peter,
Alexander and Sarah. Bold as tho property of the
estate of Samuel GrUfin, bus or said county, deceasod,
for the benefit or the heirs and creditors of said os-
tato. RICHARD WAYNE,
Administrator do bonis non, on
je4 Estate of Samuel GrUfin,
GEORGIA, CHATHAM coUnI'V.
O N tho first Monday In August noxt. I will apply
to tho Ordinary of Chatham county tor leave
to sell tho negro slaves boouglog to tho cstato or
Clara A Ogilbay, deceased, for tho benefit or the
helm and creditor* of said estate.
Juno 4 JAMES A. LaBOCHE, Adm’r.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
S ULLOCH COUNTY.—To nil whom It may con
corn : Whereas, Asa Johnson will apply at tho
rt of Ordluary tor said couuty, for lettora of ad
ministration. with the will annexed, on the ostato
of Mary Wlllkras, late or said county, deceased:
Those aro, therefore, to clto and admonish all
whom it may concern, to bo aud appear bofore said
Oonrtto make objection (if any they have) on or
before tho first Mouday in August next, otherwise
said letters will bo granted.
Witness, William I.ee, Esq., Ordinary tor Bulloch
county, tho 2oth day of June, 1850.
Juno'ia WILLIAM LEE, o. b. c.
S TATE OF GEORGIA—BULLOCH CO., May 20tb,
1850—'Two months after date application will
be mado to tho Honorable Court or Ordinary of said
Couuty for leavo to soil all tho lands belonging to
tho estate of Michael Doualdson, deceased, for tho
benefit oT tho bolra and creditors and said deceased,
my23-Sw JOHN'E. GIBSON, Adm’r.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
B ULLOCH COUNTY.—TouII. whom it may con
cern: whereas. Josiah Davis will apply ut tho
Court oT Ordinary tor letters of administration on
the estate of Henry Davis, lute of said county, do-
Thcse aro, therororo, to cite aud udmoulsh all
whom It may concern, to be and apiteur before said
Court, to mako objection (if uuy they have) ou or
before the first Monday in August uext, otherwise
said Utters will bo granted.
Witness, william Leo, Esq., Ordluary tor Bulloch
county, this 27th day of June, I860.
June29 WILLIAM LEE, o. c. c.
GEORGIA, CAMDEN COUNTY.
mWO MONTHS after dato, application will bo
X nude to tho Honorable Court of Ordinary for
said county, for leave to sell tho following uawod
negroes : Rose and her three children, Ircuc, Mi
nis and Joe; belonging to the estate of l.oulsa Tomp
kins, deceased, for tho benefit of sold heirs.
WILLIAM B. THOMAS, Guardinu,
Jefforsontoii, Juno 10, 1860. Juno 30
GLYNN SHERIFF’S SALE
YTTHJe 1m> sold betoro tbo Court House in tho city
ty of Brunswick, county of Glyun. ou tho first
Toosday in August next, between tho legal hours of
saio, tho following property, to wit: One lot or parcel
of land situato, lying and bclug In tho city of Bruns
wick, in tho county of Glynn, state of Ga.. known
and distinguished in tho plan or said city us Old Town
Lot, number two hundred and fifty-three, and tho
Improvements thereon; levied on by virtue of a II
fa issued out of the City Court or Snvonnnali, in tho
county of Chatham, in favor of Benjamin C Frank
lin vs Charles E Flanders. Property pointed out
by plaintitr.
Jy3 H. 0. B. WRIGHT, b. o. o.
NOTICE.
O NE MONTH atter dato, application will
made to tbo Stato Rank or Georgia, for pay
ment of a twenty dollar bill, tho left liuud half
which bos been lost.
K JOHN D. KENEDY,
y,
, Alabama, July 1, 1850.
~GEORGIA, BULLOCH COUNTY.
S IXTY days after date, application will bo mado
to tho Honorable Court of Orinary or Bulloch
county, for leave to soil all the lauds belonging tc
tho estate or Thomas Crosby, late of said couuty,
deceased, for the beuellt of the heirs aud creditors
of said estate
JylO WILLIAM K. CROSBY, Adm’r.
- NOTICE.
O NE month after dato, application will
made to the Bauk of the State of Georgia, for the
payment of a Twenty Dollar Note on the suid
Bank. (No. 42.) the right hand half of which has
been lost.
Ono month after dato application will bo made to
the Marine Bauk of Georgia lor the payment of a
Twenty Dollar Note, (No. 384) on said Jiauk, tho
right baud half of which has beuu lost.
Jy9—la w—lw, WM. B. HIG11T.
Villa Rica. July 8, 1856.
NOTICE.
T HREE months ufter dato application will bo made
to the Murine Bauk of eavauuah, for the pay-
ment of two Twenty dollar bilU, viz.: letter B, 3070,
and loiter O, 597, tue left halves of which have been
lost. JAMES I*. HUDSON.
TaUahasaco, Fla., May 17, 1850. 3m» my20
NOTICE.
S IXTY days after date, application will bo mado
to tho Honorablo the Ordinary o1 McIntosh
county, for leave to soil tho real estate, being
this county, of ttie late James .Smith, known
Bidon (rice) Plantation sold for the benefit of tbo
heirs of said estate.
DEAN M. DUN WOODY, )
JOHN JUNKS, J-Ex’ors.
JOHN K. DUN WOODY, j
Darien, July 1,1856.Jy2
From V. D. PALMER,
turnout Aovsvmua axd xxwsiMnm audit,
Boston, Ntw York, PhlWdslphla, and BalUmoro.
JAMKI B. riDLKH,
DEALER AND IMPORTER OF
Wntclun, .Jewelry, surer Were, Fun
ny Qomln, dec.,
no. 13, eon. 3d mire, rniuDHUiiu.
1£
apEp MB
ADvunmNo ADKior, lUiuonniit, re.
AnlOnrllcil Agout Ibr llin Bnvnnnnh Jonrael.
JOB PRINTING
SB - NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE
IIEimiNGnri^TKNT_FlllK-^ROdF (tlllAllllAII I fl 11D U Al
NELSON BWEEZEY,
DESIGNER AND SCULPTOR IN MARBLE.
Corner Aator Place and 4Ut Avouuo,
mOUMintOXUlITT TO TUB ASIOH UHIUNY AMD TUB NBW
BtBUI HOU8t,-X XW-TORX.
rpHB most extensive variety and the largest
X stock of Monuments, Tombs, Head Stones, Ac.,
luAmerlca, can bo tound at this establishment, from
plain to the most elaborate aud oruato iu design and
workmanship. In addition to tho stook always on
hand, a great variety of drawings, appropriate tuid
original may bo tound, drom which work will bo ox-
ecutod promptly to order.
Orders faithfully executed, and shipped to uny
point available by water or steam.
Persons vislUug the city or New York on pleasure
or business are respectfully invited to visit this es
tablishment. oct3
BROUGHT TO JAIL
Brought to Jail in Swainsboro, Emauuol Co.,
on the 4th Instant, a negro man; he says hi*
namo* i* Harry; that ho betougs to the estate
•ot Thomas Clay, of Bryan County, Ga. Ho 1*
or light oomplexton, with a slight scar over tho loft
oyc;about 6 feet3)$ Inches in height, and about 20
years old.
The owner la requested to como forward, pay
charges and take him away, as he will be dealt with
os the law directs. HENRY OVERSTREET,
Jc9 Jalor.
NOTICK.
A LL persons having domands against the estate
of Richard F. Williams, lato of Chatham coun
ty, decoaaed, aro hereby notified to present them
within tho tlmo proscribed by law to tho subscri
ber ; aud all indontod to the said estate aro request
ed to make immediate payment to
M. B. MILLEN,
Administrator do bonis non.
March 26—flw ltwUy21-jo 7
ifAfiWtmc^
C HATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom It may con
cern : Whereas, the estate or Jeremiah Mc
Donald lies unrepresented In couaequeuco of the
death or Nathan Brewton, tho exeoutor, and unless
some fit and competent person applies for the ad
ministration or said estate, with the wlU annexed,
I shaU appoint James Wilkinson, or some other fit
and proper person, administrator with the wlU an
nexed do bonas non, on said cstato:
Tboao are. therefore, to cite aud admonish all
whom It may concern, to bo aud appear before
said Court to make objection (irany they have) on
or betoro the first Mouday In August next
Witness, William Leo, Esq., Ordinary for the
county of Bulloch, this 12th day or Juno, 1850.
Jol5 WILUAM LEE, o. o. o.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS!
SOUTH-SIDE, RICHMOND ft DANVILLE, AND
Virginia dc Tennessee
State or Georgia, B alloc lx County.
A dministrators’ sale.—By virtuo »r an
dor from the honorable Cburt of Ordluary or
said couuty, passed on tho first Monday iu Jiiuo,
will bo sold at tho court houBe door or said county,
botweeu the lawtol hours or sale, on the first Tues
day in August, One tract of Land, containing ono
hundred and filly acres, in said couuty, on the Ca-
noocheo river; also, a part of four other surveys,
containing six hundred and tblrty-two acres, oa Ca-
noocheo river, well improved aud in good repair,
consisting or swamp, bay and pine land. Sold as
the property or Nathan Brewton, deceased, for the
benefit ofthehoirs aud creditors of said deceased.
Terms mode known on tbo day of salo.
BENJAMIN BREWTON,)
SIMON J. BREWTON, f AUra n ‘
Juno fid, 1860 Jel6
State or Georgia, Bulloch County.
A DMINISTRATORS* SALE.—Will bo sold, on the
J\. first Tuesday Iu August next, betoro tus court
bouse iu Statesboro’, iu sold couuty, under an order
ortho Cburt of Ordluary, Fifty-tour (64) acres of
Pino Land, granted to James Deal, and bounded by
lands or James Woods, WilUam Allen aud Elmore
Maues, belonging to tbo cstato of Jamoa Deal, for
tho benefit ef tbo heirs and creditors of said estate.
Terms made known ou the day or sale.
MARTHA DEAL, 1 Adm’x.
CALVIN DEAL, /Adm’r.
Juno 12th, 1856 Je 15
NOTICE.,
P°rapas having claims against tho estate of
. Evan Jones, late of Charlton county, Ga.,
~ J * * “~*n, In t—
LibEl for divoulk.
Ellrebeth Cuuly I SllpIir)or Collrli
John ciiuly. / May Tor..,, I860.
I T appearing to the Court, from the return of llie
sheriff, that the defendant, John Cauly is not tc
bo found in Coffee county, utul lie Is lint in tho stato
on motion of Wm B Gaululng, attorney for libellant ,
it Is ordered tbut service he perfected on oald de
fendant by a publication of this order in one of the
public journal* of Savannah, once a mouth for
three month* preceding the next term of this Court,
requiring suid defendant lu appear at the next term
of Coffee Superior Court, in tho month of Novem
ber noxt, und file Ids defensive allegation to the
cause.
A truo extract from the minutes ot tho Superior
Court.
Jy2 EW’D ABHLF.V, Clerk.
LI URL FOIL OI VOHCE.
EWIlklnton, ) In IJlierly Suiwrior Court,
Thos. Wliklmon./ M “ J
I T appering to tho Court, by the return of tho
sheriff, la tbo above stated cate, that the ih'leud-
aut is not to bo found in the county, and that ho is
not to be found in the stale; on motion of Wm B
Gauldcn, counsel for libellant, it is ordered that ser
vice be perfected ou said defendant, by a publico,
lion of this notice once a month tor three months,
noxt preceding the next term or said Superior Court,
‘ requiring said defendant to be und appear al tbo
noxt term of Liberty .Superior Court to answer in
tho said cauxe*
A true oxtrucl from the minutes of said Superior
Court.
Jyfi H. A. FRASER, Clerk.
ANN BROWN \
vs. > Divorce.
WILLIAM II. DROWN.)
I T appearing to tin: Court, hy the return of the
Sheriff, that the defendant, William B. Brown,
is not to be found in the county of Hullncli; on mo
tion of Levi H. DM.yon. Attorney for Urn plaintiff, it
is ordered that the defendant do appear und file bis
answer or defensive nllcgution, on or hefoie the
first day of the next term of this Court, and that
t iublicaiion of tills will bo made in one of the pub
ic gazettes of tho city ufSuvannuli once u month Tor
three months.
A true extract from the minutes, tills 22d day of
March, 1866.
Jyll—latn3m DAVID BEASLEY,«:souu.
BttTrnou, LobHtcrH uml BardiueH, for
sale by Jan 2 A BONAUD.
_ . t t de
ceased, are requested to present thorn, fn terms or
law, and thoso indebted will please mako payment
to tho subacrlbor.
STEPHEN McCALL, Exocutor.
Centrevillago, Ga., June 14tb, 1866 Jc22
NOTICE.
W ILL bo sold, between tho usual hours of sole,
on tho flm Tuesday In August noxt, before
tne court houso door lu Trader’s Hill, Charlton
county, Go., Two negro men, (Dick and Tom)—be
longing to tho estate of Evan Joucs, late of said
county, deceased. Bold undor provision ortho will
and by order of tho honorable Ordinary of said
county. STEPHEN McCALL, Ex’r.
Contrevillage, Ga., June 14tb, I860 Je22
RELIGIOUS WORKS.
H ISTORY or the Great Reformation or tho Six
teenth Ccutury, in Germany, Switzerland,Ac,
by J II Merle D'Aublgno, five volumes completo iu
one.
Tho Lire of Martin Luther, the German Reform
er, iu fifty pictures, from doslgns of Gustav Konlg,
to which Is added a sketch of tho rise and progress
of tho Reformation in Gormauy.
L'fo and Times of Rev ElUau Hcdding, D D, late
Senior Bishop of tho Methodist Episcopal Church,
by DIV Clark, DD.
Sermons on Sevorul Occasions, by tho Rev John
Weeley, A M, iu four volumes.
Sermons from the Pulpit, by H B Bascom, D D,
LI. D. ’ ’
Lito of H Biddleman Bascom, D D, L L D, lato
Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
by Rov M M Ilcukle, D D.
Posthumous Works of the Rev Henry B Bascom,
D D, L I. D, ono of the Bishops or tno Methodist
Episcopal Church South, editod by the Bev Thomas
N Ralston. A M.
Lito of the Rov Robert Newton, D D, by Thomas
Jackson.
The Bards of the Bible, by Gcorgo GuifilUn.
Tho Analogy of Roligion—Natural and Revcalod
—to the Constitution and Course or Nature, by Jo
seph Butlor, L L D, late Lord Bishop of Durham.
Baptism—a treatise on tho nature, perpetuity,
subjects, administration, mode, and usos ortho ini
tiating ordinance of the Christian Church, by Thos
O Sumners.
Baptism—with reference to its import, modes,
history, proper ueo, and tho duty of parents to bap-
tizod.children, by James L Chapman, a minister of
the Memphis Conference or tbo Methodist Episcopal
Church, South.
For sale at 169 Congress street by
Juno22 WARNOCK A DAVIS.
I®- SUMMER
ARRANGEMENT.
Shortest, most comfortable aud most expeditious
Route to the
VIRGINIA SPRINGS!
THROUGH BY DAY-LIGHT.
And Baggage Chocked Through, except ou Stages.
Visitors to tbo VlrgluiniA Springs by this route,
take tho South-Side Railroad cars ut Fotcrsburg, or
the Richmond and Danville cars at Richmond, nl 0
A. M., dally, (8uudnya excepted,) arrive at Lynch-
burg to dinnor, ana tbcnce, via tbo Virginiu and
Tennossee Railroad, reach Bonsack’s Depot ut 3 1-4,
and Salem at 4 P. M., aud at either piuco toko
Kent, Siammerson «St Co’s Flue Line or
Stages I
Those via Bonsack’s lodge at Fiucastlu, dine at tho
Rod Sweet, or Sweet Springs, aud arrive at tlio
White Sulphur Springs, (17 miles) early ou tlio
evoning of the second day from Petersburg, or Rich
mond, without NIGHT TRAVEL, and with but 04
miles or Stagtug. Or by the Salem route.- stop all
night ut tho Roanoke Rod Sulphur Springs, (10
miles distant from Salom,) diuo at tlio Red Sweet,
or Sweet Springs, and arrive at the White Sulphur
Spriugs ou tho eveniug of the fellowiug day.
The Virginia & Teunessee Railroad is located
through a most romantic country, possessing n cli
mate unsurpassed for it* salubrity and delightful tem
perature. The road pusses tho base of the
PEAKSOF OTTER!
And within three miles ortho Alleghany Spriugs,
oue tnllo of the Montgomery White Sulphur Springs,
and within four miles or the Yellow Sulphur Springs;
all pleasantly situated a fow miles apurt, ou the
Eastern slopo of tho Alleghany mountain, in Mont
gomcry county. Tho waters of thoso Springs are
celebrated tor tbeir groat medicinal qualities, the ac
commodations are cxcelleut, and buve beeu greatly
Increased sincolast season.
49*Visltors to tho Red Sulphur Spriugs take
Keut, Summerson 4c Co's Stages ut Newborn Dopot,
ou the eveniug or tbo day tbut they leave Peters
burg or Rlchmoud, and urrive at the Spriugs ou tlio
rdllowiug day to dlnuer, und Salt Sulphur Springs
early lu tho ovenlug of tho second day from Rich
luoud or Petersburg.
The Road from Newbern Dopot to the Rod Sul
phur Springs, (38 miles,) has been graded aud
groatly liuprovod since lust season, aud is now re
garded asono or the best turnpikes in the mouu-
talus.
Tho lino of Tolegraph from Rlchmoud will be com-
S lotcd and In operation to the Mootgomory White
ulphur Springs early in June.
Passengers to KnoxvUlo, Teuuessce, take Kent,
Summerson 4c Go’s stages at the Western terminus
of tho Virginia 4c Tennessee Railroad, now 180 luilos
from Lynchburg (and boiug extended Wostward at
tho rato or 8 miles per mouth) to the Eastern termi
nus or tho East Tonuessco and Yirglula Railroad,
and arrivo at KnoxvUlo lu 21-2 days from Peters
burg or Rlohmond.
Fare from Fetenbnrg or Richmond.
To RodSweot, orSwoot Springs via Bonsack’s,$10 oo
sa <1 «♦ « a a « Saiom.... 10 60
(i Whito Sulphur Springs “ Bonsack’s 11 00
“ “ “ “ Salem.... 11 60
“RcdSulphcr Springs 12 26
“ Alleghany Springs 8 00
“ Montgomery White Sulphur Spriugs 8 26
“ Yellow Sulphur Spriugs 8 46
“ Knoxville, Tennessee 23 00
Non.—The charge tor tickets to tho Alleghany
Springs, Montgomery Whito Sulphur and Yellow
Sulphur Springs, does not includo tho chargo from
tbo Railroad to tho Springs. Passengers Ibr tho Al
leghany Spriugs, (4 miles distanL) toko tickets to
SuawsvUlo—tor Montgomery White Sulphur, '*
mllo distant by a branch Railroad,) take ticket*
Big Tunnol and for tho Yellow Sulphur, (4 miles dis
tant,) toko tickets to Ohristtausburg dopot. Con
veyances will bo found at those places.
For further information apply to
E. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket Agent S. S. It. R., Petersburg.
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
8up’t Richmond 4c Danville R. R., Richmond.
E. H. GILL,
Sup’t V. 4c T. R. R., Lynchburg.
KENT, SUMMERSON 4c CO..
myl3-8m Flncastlo, Virginia.
CENTRAL RAlLli'OAl).
WITH HALL’8 PATENT POWDER-PROOF LOCK.
I', [ijf l v Having received the
Prize Medal at tlio
World’s Fair, areuow
offered t<y the public
os tbo Prize 8afe of
tho World. Tested
und approvod os they
have bijou every-
whero, their.crowning vtaterywas rosorvod tu be
awarded by tho Juries of tho World’sFalr.
Tlio proprietor ulacod Ono Thousand Dollare lu
Gold lu tlio one exhibited at tho World’s lair, Lm-
don, ami Invited all the Pick-Locks in tho world to
open the Sato, with or without tho koys. and take tho
monoy os a reward tor their Uigonulty; although
operated upon by sovoral skilled In tho art, no ono
could Pick tho Lock or open the Safe.
By an iiunrovomont upon tho original Sulamandor,
introduced by tlio present owner or tbo patout-right,
tbo Interior is rendered wholly Impervious to damp,
and books, papers and Jewelry might bo preserved
in ono or his buTcs for a century without contracting
blumlsii from mould or mllldew.
To guard agnlusl counterfeits every Salo from the
manufactory .of tho sub^jjrlber, and sold by mm or
bis agents, has a brass plate in - front, bearing his
name; oacli Is also toriilshed with one of his Im
proved Thlpf Detecting locks, which Is n good guar
antee against robbery.
8. C. HERRING 4c CO.,
Nos. 135,137 and 139 Water-*!.,, N,-Y.
Agents in Savuuuuli, Messrs. BEIL 4c PUENT1S ,
who keep constantly on hand a Hill and complete
assortment, which they will sell at Mannfiicturoro
prices. MPtSS
BOOK * JOB OFFICE.
Merchants can besupptlcdatshort notice wUb
Dill-Heads, Bills of Lading,
, Dray Books, Circulars, Cards
and Blank Book*.
rllcular attention glvon*to BOOK AND PAM
PHLET PRINTING, such as Catalogues for Colleges,
Proceedings of Mootings, Report*, By-Laws, etc.
Thankful tor the vory liberal patrouogo heretofore
received, wo res|iectlUUy solicit a continuance ol
the same, tooling that wo shall bo able to please all
who may favor us with a call, both iw to prices and
execution of work.
LOCAL EVIDENCE OF THE VALUE AND FIRL-
vunoK qtMUTtsa or „„„
WILDKR’S NALAMANDER SAFES,
At Manufactured iu ,•Stearns rf Marian, New York.
y In tho fire of the 3d
insL, which consum
ed the brick building
occuniod by Mr. Jno.
T. Thomas, opposite
jthe Gas Works, lu this
city, was u safe ol
. the abovo descriptions
containing the books, inpcrs. and monoy or Mr.
Thomas, and although the building was detruyed,
tho said Sato sustained no Injury whatever from tho
intenso heat to which it luui boon exposed. On open
ing tho Sato, tho conteuh] wore fouu.l undisturbed,
and iu tlio saino order and condition us when placed
there, except a slight decoloration to tlio projecting
ends of a fow papers, und tlio backs of one or two o'
tlio books, caused by tho Mcum generated in tho
Sato, while at its greatest heat.
Tho Sato aud contents, as It came from tlio ruins,
may Rtill bo soon, in the possession of Mr. Thomas,
at tho Gus Works. A large asHOi tmeut of those cole
iiratod Safes always ou hninl,uiul tor sale by
0. 11. UAMI’FIKLD,
Agent for tlio MaunlUeturers,
July 26,1855. 171 Buy-st., Suvanunh. Ga.
I take pleasure iu cerroborutiiig the toregolug state
ment, and in addiltou would add, that the hooks ure
now iu use. J. T. THOMAS.
Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf.
July 26th, 1865. octfi—If
IB* Ul
F 0 *
uons, J
DYING AND RENOVATING
ESTABLISHMENT,
73 YOKE STUKRT. NEAR TUE COURT UOUSR,
SAVANNAH. GA.,
Establlshid In 183$l*
rnHE Suliscriber grateful to his friends aud
I patrons for thulr continual favors, would state
Unit iu udditiuti to Uio iinproveuieuta in DYING, ao
quired by him dtiriug his .lust visit to Engiuud und
Scotland, 1ms mado arrangements tor extfifidlng his
business, by which lie is uow enabled to dyo a
groater variety of colors on silk mid woolen dresses,
shawls, 5tc., which he trusts will generally pleasflr
till who may favor him with their patruimge. ^
Gentloiueu's garments dyed, ctoaiicd or renovated
as umy be required, in tlio same superior stylo which
has generally so much pleased ids patrons and
friouds.
Table Covers, and ladies’ Crapo Shawls, 4:c.,
cleaned and finished lu tlio first style.
Guiles’ Bonnets dyod, bleached aud pressed *n
tho most fashionable styles.
Orders from tho country promptly at'.euded to.
Terms moderate.
When parcels are scut by steamboats or railroad,
word should ho sont him by lotlcr through tlio post
office, so that he may know whore to cull for thorn.
mch 10 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY.
HEINTZELMANN’8
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGEIl.
T HE distinguished favor with which* this esscuco
has boon received tlirmighout all eccUous ol
the Union os a remedy at once safe, agreeable aud
effectual for Incipient Diarrhoea, Cholera Morbus,
Weak and relaxed Bowols, Prostration by heat or
fatigue, Dyspepsia, Flatulonco, Colic, Cramp, Lan
guor or Debility from sedeutary habits, 4:c., has in
duced tho proprietor to give it every publicity iu his
power. Upon its morrits comment is unnecessary,
03 its own tntrlusie worth is its best eulogy. It car
ries with it the evidence of Its supurlor excellence,
freely attested to by the young, the old. und scores
of families who. prompted hy a careful regard tor
tiioir health mid comfort, are daily adopting it as au
txnui'KxsjtUMt family KKMKDV. Thoro iu porlmps no
medicinal preparation extant so simple mid harm
less, yctsuluUiry aud cll'eclivo, whose worth will bo
more appreciated or uuivcrsallv adopted than the
Liquid Uiugur prepared by lieiiitzelumu.
For sale by J. E. ltaFORD, Druggist,
JelO 3m Savauimli, Ga,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
T HE buoys st St. Simons Inlet and Bourn! have
boon arrangod In the following tnauner :
Outer Ba>* Bu-.y Is a largo first class nun, | uiuted
red, with tho No 2 In white—Is placed U twenty
feet water at low Udo, aud must be left ou the star
board hand ontorlng. St Simons IJght bears N W
by W X W. North point of Joky! W by N X N.
Middle Buoy—is u large second class iiud, paint
ed black, with No 1 lu white—is placed in sixteen
feet water al low Udo, ou the Eastern edge or the
Middlo Ground, and must bo toft on tho |N>rt bund
entering. St 8lmous light bears N W by W X W.
North polut of Jekyl W by N.
Iuuer Buoy—U a second class uuu,painted block,
with tbe No 3 in white-Is placed in twcnly-ono
leet water ut low Udo, on tho poiui ol shoal runuiuf
off from Jekyl Island, und must ho left ou tho |*or
haud entering. St Simons light hours N K by N X
N. Nortli point Jekyl W by 8 X «-
Iu tbo Sound is the Lower Middle* Ground Buoy-
which is Ufccond class uuu, painted with red und
black horizontal striiws—la placed in twelve feet
water at low Udo, ou tbo lower point of tho Middlo
Ground, to mark the two chanuels. 8t Simons
Light bears N E by E. North point of Jekyl Isloud
8 E hy 8 X 8-
Middle Middlo Ground Buoy—is a second class
nun, painted red, with No 4 iu whito—is placed iu
eighteen feet water at low Udo, near tho elbow ol
tbe Middle Ground, and must be tall ou the star
board hand entering. North point of Jekyl bars N
E X E. Brunswick imlnt W by S.
Upper Middle Ground Buoy—is a second class
uuu, painted red, with the No 0 iu white—is placed
in 18 feel wator at low Udo, near the upper end ol
tho Middle Ground, and must bo led on the star
board hand entering. Brunswick jwint bears W
x S. Mouth or Jekyl Creek S X E*
Note.—In runuiug iu lor St Simons Bur bring tbo
Light to bear N W by W X w » Wtillo in four luthoins
water. This bear lug as a course will tako you up
to the Outer Bar Buoy aud into tho Sound, passing
the buoys us directed.
By order of tlio Light House Board.
C. MAN1GAU1.T MORRIS,
j ©28—tf L. II. Inspector, Cth District.
nuTiok to luiuaiEiis,'
T HE buoys ut St. Andrew’s Inlet ami Sound have
been arranged in tho following manuer:
Bur Buoy—is a second class can, poiute • red, witli
tlio No 2 iu while—is placed iu sixteen water at low
tide, and must be left on Uio starboard hand enter
ing. Little Cumborluud Light bears W by W X N*
South poiut of Jekyl N W by W.
Middlo Buoy—is a second class can, painted red,
with the No 4 in while—is placed in iiiueteeu leet
water at low tide, near the High Nortli Breakers,
and must be left on tlio starboard haud enteriug.
Cumland IJght bears W by N X N. South |ioint oi
Jekyl N W X W.
Inner Buoy—is a second dais can, painted black,
with No 1 iu white—is placed iu twenty-one feet
water at low tide, near a dry shoal running offfrom
Cumberland Island, und must bo left on tltc |iorl
bund ontorlng. Cumberland IJght bears S W by W
X W. Soulli |M)int of Jekyl N W X W.
In tho Sound is tho Middle Ground Buoy—second
class can, paiuted with red und black horizontal
stripes—placed iu ten feet water at low tide, ou a
poiut of shoal running down from tho Patiilu lUvor,
uud ueurly in tho middle of the Sound. Vessels
must not pass to the westward of it. Cumberland
IJght bears S by E H E. Iuuer imiut of Jokyl N
NX W.
Buoy at the sntranco of Satilla River—Is a second
class cun, painted block, with No 3 iu white—is
iluccd iu ten feet wator at low* tide, aud mu.-t bo
eft on the port hand outerlng. Cumberland IJght
hears S by E. Outor point of Jekyl bears N E.
Noth—In running lu for St. Andrew’s Bar bring
tho Light to bear W by N X N, while in four fath
oms wator. This bearing as u course will take you
up to tho Bar Buoy, then buul off to Uio nnrthwurd
until the MiddleTtuoy, No 4, is iu rougo witli the
Light, (to avoid two lamps in a direct line, W by N
X N, betweeu Uio two buoys,) when stoor for it—
Kwslug it to the southward. From this buoy a N
W by W X courso will bring yuu into the Vouud.
By order of the IJght IIouso Board.
C. MANIGAULT MORRIS,
Jo28—tf L. H. Inspector, Cth District.
'K PREPARATION'S.
Helmbold’n Highly CoiicentraUd Com*
pound Fluid Extract Buehu.
A CERTAIN, SAFE, AND EtYELTUAL REMEDY
IOR Diseases oT tbe Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
Dropsy, Weakness, Secret Diseases, Obstruc-
Foma to Complaints, aud all diseases ot tbe
Sexual Orgaus, whether In
MALE Oil FEMALE.
from wliatover cause tfiey may have originated, and
NO MATTER OF HOW LUNG STANDING.
This popular and specific remedy la now offered
to tbo atUlcted, and guaranteed to euro aU tbo abovo
complaints. It searches out tbe very root of tho
disease, driviug out all tbe diseased fluids of tbs
body, thus removing tbe cause and rendering tbe
CERTAIN AND PERMANENT.
Tilts medicine allays pain and inflammaUon, which
otber remedies Invariably cause, and can be taken
with less trouble and exponse to patients. This In-
falUblo remedy bos saved thousands upon thousands
from tbo bonds of
MERCILESS QUACKS,
if not from promataro graves. In cases of infection
tbo Compound Bucbu Is tbo only arUcta worthy of
the least confidence ortho afflicted In performing
8AFE CURES.
It contains no narcoUc, mercury, or other injurious
drug, but is purely a Vegetable Composition. It Is
Very agreeable to tbe taste, creates uo perceptible
odor, aud may be taken by persons of either sex
without hindrance from biuduaM or medical advice,
us plain directions for uso accompany tbo medidue.
Render, if you have auy or the abovo complaints, do
not neglect them,
DELAYS ARK DANGEROUS.
With this medicine you con cure yourself, and thus
prevent all exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and effectually cures the
most virulent form of secret diseases, aud eradicates
every particle of infectious matter from tbe system,
ro.-toring tbo patient to a perfect state or
i a £ u
uVUIIURY,
FOB the treatment of Can- *
oers, Wens, Fistula, and all kinds |
oC Tumours, Is now open tor the 1
_ireeeptkm of Patients. His lqflr-jL._
mary U located near the Depot and Post Offico, «,«
Broadway, and contains about thirty largo and well
tarnished Rooms, with good and trusty servuuts. all
ways at hand, both ladta* aud gentlemen are receiv
ed at this Institution, and will receive the most stric
and kind attention from the Proprietor, on weiiu
his Matron. His practice lu that horrible dlsoago
Cancer, tor the past ten years is nut surpassed in'
any Physician in the South. Patients are boarded
at II per diem, or 116 per month. $10 being required
in advance.
B 1 Fees to be agreed upou beiure Un* com* is U n.
dertaken. All communications must he ihm .mi.i
addressed to W. It. MOShi.KV**
m«8 Griffin, Ga.
HEALTH 4
) PURITY.
SHIRTS I SHIRTS I! SHIRTS 111
I HAVE just received a largo aasortmentof
white and figured Shirts, of overy quality and
style, and superbly made, with collars to match,
orders will hIbo ho taken, and shirts mado to suit
any particular stylo or taste of tho wearer. Call at
the Star Clothing Emporium, 147 Bay street,
my 14 WM. O. PRICE.
TCEMoVaK
The subscriber has Removed on tho
Bay, next door to the Republican]
office, where be is now opeuiug a
handsomo assortment or SPRING!
AND SUMMER GOODS, which he will Bell by the
pattern ur mako to order in the most fashionable
style. Also, Ready Mado Clothing for the present
and coining soason.
Thankful for imlsI favors, he hopes to merit a con
tinuance of the same.
N. 11.—Cutting, Altering aud Repairing done at
tlio shortest notice.
Just received White Drill Coats and Pants, White
und Figured Marseilles Vests, for sale at a small pro
fit.
•prl* JOHN W. KELLY.
O N and after Sunday, the 14th October, Inst,
and uuttl further notice, tbe Passenger Traius
ou tno Central Railroad will run as follows:
BBTWKKN SAVANNAH AND MACON.
Leaves Savannah Dally at...6 * m and 12.16 v m.
Arrive iu Macon “ “..2.16 pm “ 1 an.
Leave Macon “ “.11.46 AM “ 9.80 pm.
Arrive in Savan’h “ “10.46 p m “ 7.20 a m
BKTWXKX SAVANNAH AND ACUUCTA.
Leave Savannah 12.16 r M and 8.80 p. m.
Arrivo iu Augusta 8.46 p m “ 6.80 a m.
Leave Augusta 6. a m 4.80 p m
Arrive In Savannah 1.30 P m “ 10.46 p
rnmnaur macon and auoubta.
I/cave Mason 11.46 A m and 0.30 p m.
Arrive la Augusta 8.46 P m “ 6.80 a m.
Leave Augusta 6. am “ 4.80 pm.
Arrive lu Macon 2.16 P M “ 1. am.
BVrWKXN SAVANNAS, MILLkDGKVlLLX Si XATONTON.
Leave Savannah 6. a m
Arrive in Miltadgcvilta 2.45 p m.
Loave Macon ,.11 45 am
Arrive iu Eatonton 6. pm.
W. M. WADLEY Gen’l Supt.
Savauuah,Ga., Oct. 12, 1866. oct!6.
"44 f
Ml
UABKGTH ! IIASKETHI-Wo would call Uio
XJ attention of tho Indies to our spx:k of Work,
Traveling aud Uuo Fancy Basket*, the largest assort-
msntln the city, at the House Furnishing Store, 166
Broughtonstroet.
mar21 HORACE MORSE.
lit, LAltli. Kt:.—-zo hbls J’rline l*ard; 60 Uo
Taylor 4c Sou’s Ale; 60 do Kugur, aoduuud but-
* ; rncelved and for salo bj
JunelO
MclIAUUN*’^ IIOVI.K,
206 and 207 Bay Ktroet.
12-4
Pavliioii |ju:es. superior quality;
_ Zephyr Whalebone Skirls;
Freuch IJueii Drillings;
York Mills and Wutor twist Bleached Shirt-
Black Moiro Antique Trimmings;
Blank KlasUo Belts;
English Thread Edgings;
Hosiery, Ribbons, Ao.
logs.
Just received per steamer Augusta.
Jeig iwwivr i
DkWHT U MORGAN.
H AY—100 bales prime iiay,*uow landing auil
tor salo low from the wharf, by
Juntftf
G. A. GREINER.
JflLln
m
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
JEFFERSON STREET NEAR BROUGHTON.
Tbe Hubscrlber take* this opportunity
to iufortu his friends aud the public, that
lie is enabled, from experiouce, aud tho
ilnluitlvo perceptions of tbe truths or.
science, based on the common rules of surveying
forms, both plnue and spherical, to cut and make up
garments to 111 the human form in tbe moat complete
uml Ouished stylo, to all who may favor him with a
cull;
Boys’ faucy dresses, Ball costumes, Military and
Firemen’s Uniforms, 4ic.,4tc.
1’. HORACE GRANT,
Jeflersou at., one door North of Broughton street,
dec 7—ly
pAPtilt HANGINGS AND BOKDEH&—
X Just received u groat assortment or tho most
elegant patterns, with borders to match, from 8
ceuta to $2, at CHAFFER 4c CO.'S,
apr3U No. 0 Whitaker street.
G. HI. GRIFFIN,
SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN.
Cornor or Bryau aud Whltakor Streets.
HAH uow on hand a beautiful as-
Kurlmout ofJewolry of every dls- W4
criptiou uud kiud worn by ladies SuS.
and geiitloincii, uud will sell at uuiisiially low prices,
I have this day received (|ier Express) a large
sbMik of elegant Blver Waro, consisting or Cake aud
Tie Knives, plain aud engraved E'ish Knives and
Forks, I’lokled Knives uud Forks, Knives, Forks aud
simjoiw, Napkin Kings, Nutmeg Graters, Ac. Ao., ail
iu Morocco coses, and suitable for presuiita. 1 have
also this day received nil additlou to my stock of
liairwork or light colored Curls, Topsya, Braids,Front
I locos, Bauds, Uncle Tom, 4w., which now tnakos
my ausortmonl completo. Orders received tor any
color desired.
Watches rupairod by and uudor the auporvlslou
oraoir, and all other work doue iu u workmanlike
tnauner, and warranted. may 26
AN CONSIGNMENT-
2000 bushels PrltnoOorn;
‘loo do Cow Pom;
200sacks “I’alaco Mills 1 ’ Flour;
10 Mil* Raw Glm; ’
10 do Monougabela Whisky;
6 do Domestic Brandy;
For sale low, liy
Join PATTEN, HUTTON At 00.
fltANDY, GIN, WHISkV AND L
by lmiH») WILLIAMS * j
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE ON THE
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD
Over wluuli posses the Grout
New York & New Orleans Mails.
AN and after Sunday, February 3d, 185G,
VJ two daily trains betweeu Mucou and Columbus,
and uuo between Macon and Ameriuus,
Uavo Macon at 2 a m, and 3 v M; arrivo ut Colum
bus at 7 16 A m, and 1030 p m ; leave Columbus a:
4 16 a m, and 1 30 p m; arrive ut Macon ut 10 64 a m,
and 7 40 v m; leave Macon at 2 a m; urrive at Amcri
cus at 6 40 a M; leave Ainericus at 2 20 p m;arrive ut
Macon at 7 40 p m; making aconiplotoconuciction bo
tweeu Montgomery, Alabuma, and Augusta, Klngs-
vlllo, Wilmington and Charleston ;alro, with Coutrul
Railroad Trains to Savannah, Milledgovllloand Eatop
ton, and with Macon and Wostern traius to Atlanta.
Chattanooga, Nashville and KnoxvUlo. Tenu.
At Columbus with Girard und Mobile Railroad to
Eufaula, Ala., connecting daily ut Americas with
four borso Post Coaches to Tallahassee. Albany,
Thomasville, Buiubrldgo, Ac., withtri-wookly hacks
to Lumpkin, Cuthberl, Ac., ut Ibrl Valiuy with hacks
to Perry, liayuosville, lluwkiusvillu uud Kuoxvillo,
Ga. Passengers for Americas and points below Fort
Valley, should take tlio 12 16 p m train from Buvuii-
nah; und the 6 pm train from Augusta, to uvoid de
tention at Macon. For other isiluta ou the South-
Western or Muscogeo Roads toko either train from
Savannah or Augusta. Passengers leaving Ameri
cas ut 2 20 p m will reach Columbus ut 10 3U p m the
same night.
Passengers from Columbus aud the West tor Am-
ericus. South western Georgia or Florida, should
take the 1 30 p m train at Columbus, sloop at Fort
Valley, and reach Amurlcus at 0 40 a m nuxt morn
ing.
First class steamships leavo Savannah Ibr New
York on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and for Phila
delphia ou Wednesdays. Passage la the Cabin $25,
Steorago $8.
Faro from Montgomery to Savuunah $14 oo
“ Columbus “ “ 10 00
“ Amorlcua “ “ 8 80
GEO. W. ADAMS, Sup’t.
Macon, January 30th, I860.tnaylfl
Brooke Hall Female Seminary.
MEDIA, DELAWARE CO., PA.
MISS MARIA L. KASTMANN, Piuncipal.
This Seminary, located in tho de
lightful, und healthy village of Media,
thirteen miles from Pliilndelniiiu, by
Railroad, will be
OPENED ON WEDNESDAY,
Soptombor 10th, 1860.
Tno commodious bulldiug, uow in process of erec
tion, with all tho moderu improvements, will be
finished bv tho first of August, uud will contain such
accommodations, both in point of taste uud comfort,
as cannot Tail to satisfy parents that while their
daughters aro enjoying tho benefits of mental cul
ture, thoy havo also the comforts of a refined homo.
This institution is established with a view to afford
to young ladies the most perfect combination of ad
vantages fertile attainment of a thorough aud ac
complished education, uud uo pains or oxpeuso will
be spared to render it lu reality what it professes to
be. a school of superior moril. Miss Eustmau. the
Principal, was ut the liead of a school in New ring-
land previous to her residence hi Pennsylvania, uud
for tho last six years has been known to the putrous
of Aston ltidgo Somlnury, us presiding teacher 111
that institution.
Tho Rt. Jlev. A. I’.dtor, Bishop o. the Dioccsc of
Pennsylvania, says:—
“Miss M. L. rlustiiiaii, who proposes to open a
Young ladies' Som.nary iu Media, DeiuwaioCo.,
Pit, in September next, lias been known totho sub
scriber for .several years |«tsi. Ho lias u vory high
opinion of her capacity, efficiency and devotedness
as mi educator. She It.ia bail a largo und success
ful experience. The building which is to ho erected
for her use will contain every accommodation. Tho
village aud uurroundiug country aro distinguished
f *r lie.i'.tlifulnors und beauty,and the subscriber lias
confidence that parent* who entrust their daughters
Vt Mis* ICiintiumi will have no reason to regret it.”
Miss Ka.-:lui:ni will bo aided by nil efficient corps
of readier*.
The French language will bo taught and spoken
by a Pari.-ian lady, residing in tho family.
Th» Latin, German, Spani.-diaiid Italian lutiguages
will receive duo nttunlion.
Tbo Natural fclcnces will lie touglit, with tlio aid
of n large and expensive apparatus.
The Musical liopartiiieut will be under the charge
of a iudy eminently qualified to fill the situation; uud
ull preferring a mate* teacher oulhe Piauoorlu
Ringing, can hau* Hie bandit or u VisltiiiR Toucher
from Philadelphia.
• Druwing ami Painting will uo under the direction
of u lady uccoioplishcd m the art.
The nuinbur of pupils is limited to forty.
The Terms lor Board uud Tuition iu ull the branch
es except Music, iiru $16(1 per *e^.-iou of five mouths.
Ml-* l^tstmau lm* liberty (o refer to the fullowiHB
gentlemen:—
Rt. Rev. A. Potter, D.l)„ aud tlm Episcopal clergy
Hun. F: Pierce, Preddeiil of tlm United Stale*.
Hon. S. P. Chase, Governor of O iio.
liou. N. It. talker, Kx Governor of New I lamp
Kliire.
Hon. M. W.Tuppaii, M. V. front New York.
Rev. N. Stem, of Norristown, Pu.
Rev. A. McLeod, Clearfield, Pa.
Pierce Butler, Esq,, nl'Philadelphia.
J. It. Okie, Esq., do.
E. W. Clark, Esq., do.
George Wharton, Esq., do.
Christopher looser, PeUsville, Pa.
George Wyman, St. tamis. .Mo.
Hen. P. G. Joliusoii, Wa-'iiiugtou, II. C;
Fur furlber particulars, or for circular* apply to
the Principal, MISS MARIA EASTMAN,
JolO eod fim Media, Delaware Co, Pa.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL R.ROAD.
Winter Arrangement—Cars Startingfoom UroadSt.
Heavy Rail all Hie way toGordonsvIlle.
■\ITHEN the Potomac Is closed with Ice this
* V routo uuy be relied on by iMuseugora, to ou-
sure tho oonuoctlou going North or Boulh. Tlio road
is entirely rebUd with a superior T rail as tor ns
Gordonsvillo. Duriug tlio wiutor tho tralu will start
from the old station, In Rlchmoud. on Broad streot,
at 7X a m., pass Gorduusvillu al 11 a und arrive
in Staunton at 8 26 p w. Down tralu loaves Staun
ton at« 40 a m, passos Oordonsvillo ut 11 a m, and
arrivo In Rlohmond at 2.80 v m.
Fare to Gordonsvlllo $2 oo
“ “ 6 00
Both trains arrive in Gordonsvlllo In amplo tlmo
to take the train ortho Orango and Alexandria Rail
road. Peraons who loave Richmond at 7X a m., can
toko tho Orange and Aloxaudrla oars at Gordons-
Tilleir they ohooio to do so, and by that taatu will
roaoh Alsxandrla by 8.40 p m.. but this company oau
ticket tbom only to Gordonsvlllo.
0017tf H.D. WIHTOQMB. 8upt,
/HfiETl’irofflWS ‘ VEStS—Juit reoelvt
KX and tor sale by J. W. THRKLKKLD,
myII Oei|t«M>Bd Wbitbikarstresta.
TJOTATOES.—400 barreia superior 1‘luiVtlm
XT Patotocs: 60 do Western Hods • and 69 do p ca J
jl nwwn j w u
Blows, tor sale by
mar8
MON.
n i laming
69 do Peacft
BRIGHAM, KELLY A
llAfi MURRAY’S
TTNITED States, Canada and Cuba.
U Bohwegler’s History ol Philosophy in Epotarue
translated by Seoyle.
Prescott’s Philip 2d of Spain, new supply in n..,,
Odf and in Cloth. * 1 * ,u "
Napoleon’s Confidential Correspondenn* wm, ».
brother Joseph.
Davou’s History or the Queen’s or the Hi. u «
Hanover—2 vole.
tTho Allachl in Madrid.
Romance or tbe Uarum, by 11 inn Purdue.
Rachel Gray, by Julia Kuvanaugb.
EarnoetTJusfosd, by Mrs. Lon Hcutz.
mar3 ’ W. THorne williams
J UST RfiCEIVEDr—20 boxes ShGiddera, „
prime article, 20 tierce* choice Tcemw-*.,
Hams. Iu store, and tor Kule hy
mar 20 WAYNE, GRENVILLE x m
Xf BW CHOP CUBA 110LA88RK.~tiic car
IB go oT t’*'- 1 .i.ii.. •
expeck'i!
.. the Abbott Devereuux, dally
tor sale in lota to suit purehasers, bj
Jang! UUDOKILS k kokkx.
FRENCH MILLINERY
AXD
Dress Making.
MRS. FREELAND ho* opeu
ed at her Rooms, No. 174
Broughton Street, a fine selec
tion of Spring Mimicry, and is
' * constantly receiving persteum-
Vl n. new and different style* of Bonnots; also, Dross
and Mantilla patterns.
y* Bonnets cleaucd aud proseud as usual.
qprlO
keDzie’s Patent water Filter
An assortment of sizes on
hand. Wo wurrant thorn to make
tho {tavaiinab River Water, even
though dippod directly out of tho
River, as pure uud clear us tlio
finest Spriug Water. £bout forty
of these Filters arc uow iu uso in
till* city, and every porsou who bus
thorn, will cheerfully testify to their
efficiency. Indeed, the Board ol
_____ Water Commissioners here, say lu
their Report, It U tbe only Filter that does effectual
ly purify tho 8avannah River Water.
Call and see one in operation at our House Fur
nishing and Stove outubllsment, Hodgson’s new block.
KENNEDY 4c BEACH,
fob 27 Corner of Broughton and Buliste.
Ileltnbold’s Highly Concentrated Com*
pound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla*
For purifying tho Blood, removing all diseases ari
sing from oxcess of Mercury, exposure aud im
prudence iu lito, chronic constitutional diseases,
arising from nu impure stato or Blood, and tbo
only reliabla aud effectual known remody tor tho
euro of Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcer-
atiou* of the Throat and Legs, Fains and Swellings
of the tamos, Totter, Pimples on tho Faco, and all
Scaly Eruptions of tho Skin.
It Is gratifying to tlio proprietor of thoso medicines
to bo able to state that It is uow nearly three years
since they were first Introduced, during which time
they have bucii extensively used In various parts of
tho Uultod .States, and have given to patient and
practitioner the highest degree of satisfaction luthe
various cases in which they have beeu employed;
whether iu town, country, hospital or private prac
tice, they have luvariably given the most decided
uiul unequivocal .satisfaction, aud produced the most
salutary uud beneficial effect*. Numerous letters
bavc been received from tho most distinguished
physicians iu the country, aud from the professors
of several medical college*, recommending iu the
highest terms tho value or these medicines, and
their suiieriorily over ull other preparations for
such complaiuts as tho proprietor recommends.
Numerous preparations of &irsapurilla and ofBuchu
uud various modes of preparing them havo been
given, ull of which of course will diUer according to
tho mode of prupurutiuu which oacli individual may
udont.
These medicine* require couslderabio care in the
preparation and the employment or difl'ereut men
strua iu successive operation to take up tho extrac
tive matters, ami, In consequence, uro most fre
quently Improperly made, aud uot uufrequciiUy
lunch imjKiirod, if not reudored totally inert, hy the
injudicious uud unskilful mnungemoul ot those unac
quainted witli phurmuceuticul preparations. It Is
thureforo of the highest consideration and import
ance to ttie public uud to the faculty that there
should be standard preparation* of uuiform strength
aud possessing the most advantages. To effect this
and obviate tbo evil alluded to, 1 tiave made a uum-
ber of experiments to uBcertaiu tho most effectual
inode of extracting tlio virtues of tho Sarsaparilla
und tlio Buehu, and to discover the most eligible
form for tliclr exhibition. Thu experiments uavo
resulted most favorably, uud U is with much pleas
ure I uow oll'er to tlio public uud the faculty my
Compound Fluid Extracts, which coutain all tho vir
tues of tlio articles they ure represented to bo made
from iu a highly couccutrutod form, aud are tho most
active preparations which cuu bo made. Two ta-
blcspoousliti of liie Extract Hursuparlllu, added to a
pint ol wutor, is equal to the Lisbon diet drluk, and
oue bottle fully equals iu strength ono gallon of Syr
up Sarsaparilla or decoction a* usually mado.
FRICKS:
Fluid Extract Buehu, $1 per bottle, or 0 for $6
“ “ Harsuparilla “ “ “ “ “
Certificates of cures and recommendations from
distinguished professors uud physicians will accom
pany eacli preparation. Freitarcd uud sold by
H. T. HELM BOLD,
Fractical &ud Analytical Chemist,
2ti3, Chestnut-st., near tho Girard Houso l’hila.
To be hud of Druggists aud Dealers iu overy sec
tion of the Uuitcd Status uud Cuuudas.
All letters for tho medicine directed to the propri
etor receive immediate atteutiou, and safe deliveries
guaranteed. sept 1—ly-dtw
JOHN U. MOORE & CO.,
GIBBON’S BUILDINGS, SAVANNAH., Oa.
WHOLESALES. RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
« Would call tho attc'-’.iou of Merchants, Factors,
Flanters, l’hysicluus aud others, to thulr ex
tensive uud woll selected stuck, comprising
every article lu their Hue of business, aud which they
offer for sale ou tbu most reasonable terms tor cash,
or approvod credit,’viz;
PAINTS, VARNISHES, GIASS, &C..
White Load, Pnrenud No. 1; Tlemau’s Colors, dry
aud iu oil; Japan, Copal, uud Coach Yuriilsucs ;
lJuseod Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Wiudow Glass. Put
ty,’ Gold Isaif, l'aiut Brushes, Rush Tools, and Gla
ziers’s Diamonds. •-
LAMP, MACHINERY AND TANNERS’ OILS,
Bleached Sperm, Whale uud Izird Oils, for buruiug ;
WAREHOUSE,
140 Congress and 67 SL Julien .Street*
T IE UNDERSIGNED would take thls'unpur
lunlty to express lo bU friend* nnd tin- •»*».
generally, his sincere thanks for tiieii libnra. nu -
ago and lndueuco, which ha? resulted iu e.\n r.-:- , ,
hu trade to all parts of tho State. Abu, « ai ,
Florida, Alabama and Tennessee, thereby vinli,.
him to exhibit a stock unsui passed in any sv.mt,, *.,
city.
Families, Merchants, Hotel Keeper*, ami
boat Owners ore particularly invited to exaudn. „
presout stock, which is now complete iu al; t „
various departments, consisting in purl <.i the folk.*
tng goods, vis:
CARP El DEPARTMENT.
Royal Medsliou, English Druggets, („• .,
Royal Velvet, nous width?,)
Mocet Wilton, Mosuic Hearth Rugs.
Mocot Brussels, Velvet and Chenille Utv..
Tapestry Brussels, Tufted Rugs,
Power Loom Brussels, Plano and table Uivm
Three ply Ingrain, Door Mats (every varit-i \
Two ply Ingrain, Silver k Brass hluir UiCn
Wool Dutch, Oirpets BindiugK, ke.
CURTAIN AND UPHOLSTER YDEPA RTMES;
Brocatelles, Lace und Muslin Curtuiu
Satin de Laiues, Gilt Cornice?.
Satin and Silk Damask, Gilt I'm- uud Bund-,
Worsted and Cotton luinusk, Tassels, Loops an.
Cords; Velvet aud Plush of various colors; Wimk-w
Shades, new style.
Also, every variety or Furniture Covei uq. rum
mings and material* for decoraUug.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
From two to Twenty-four feet wide, for Hulls mi,
Rooms, cut to fil without u seam.
Tho subscriber will obligo bim.sell tu make tin
prices ou all description of good* a* low us tin*saw.
quality can be purchased iu auy Northern city.
R* Chrpeta cut to Rooms and good* sent to au>
part of tho city free oT charge.
J gr An experienced Upliolstor will attouJ to tin.
ring and luylng of Carpets aud Oil Cloths when
desired. The decorative uml curtain department U
n charge or an Upholster or acknowledged tusteuu»
skill. W. H. GUION, Agent.
octlS 140 Cougi-oss und 67 SL Julten-su.
ICE PITCHERS.
DOUBLE
Water Pilchers,
Sumo uew and beautiful
designs, Plated und Brita-
Ida.
At tho Hjuhc Furnishing
Store,
165 BROUGHTON STREET,
HORACE MORSE.
Savannah, April30.
apr30
PATENT AIR-TIGHT SELF-SEALING
CANS AND JARS,
For Preserving
FRUITS,
TOMATOES, ka.
Full directions
for preservieg
accompuny cacti
Can. For sale at
manulhcturor’s
prices by the
Agent,
HOR’CE MORSE,
116 Broughton
street.
may 2u
TO WOOL SELLERS.
rnHE Undcralgned have this day opened u
X Htoro in Congress street, opposito tho Market,
for the purchase or Wool, Sheep 8kius, Hides, Bee*
Wax, Deer SkiuK, uud Country Prodnoo III general.
The highest cash prices will he paid fur all the abovo
nrlicli*: ou delivery in Savannah. Mr. L. J. GU1L-
MARTIN has been uppoimod us Agent, to whom ull
persous having business transactions with tho un
dersigned may apply-
J. W. SUYTHE 4c CO.
Savannah, May 19,1860. may20
ffSflfi
i| ACKKREL, HElUdN'U, SALMON, ir.
i'l 2 hbls large No 1 Mackerel.
8 do do No 3 do
3 do do Np 2 do
2 half bids Blue Fish,
2 do Pickled Herring,
8 do No 1 Salmon.
6 quarter bbls Nu 1 Muckerei.
10 kits No 1 Mackerel,
10 do No 2 do
6 Kits Tongues and Sounds,
.1000 lbs Cod Fish. For sale low hy
Jan20 J. A. Mows
uii'iivuvu o|ii-rui, n imiu uuu luru viu, .ur uurum* , ffttCH.
all descriptions of Oil fur machinery, viz., Patent Ol I y ur a lougor time at tho tollowiug rates
Uubleachuil Sperm, tau’d uud Ruiki Seed Oil; also
Tanners,’ Neats, Foot aud SwcutOil.
GHUL'ERS’ ARTICLES.
Nutmeg*, Mace, ALspice, Ctimutnou, Pepiior, Ginger,
Mustard, Salerutus, Sodu. Peuriush, Sweet Ull, Starch,
Fig Blue, Mutches, kc.
FOR PHYSICIANS.
A grout variety of tho host French. English, and
America!) Chcndculs, Pharinuceutlcul Preparations,
8e!oct powders, Surgical Instruments, Vials Spocie
Jars, Mctallc Saddle hogs, kc. Also,
CAMPIIRN'E AND BURNING
CAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID.
Any oue who may favor them with their ordors may
depeud ii|hiii their receiving the best atteutiou, and
that all goods furuislied will bo of u reliable quality.
Should they uot give entire satisfaction, they may bo
returned at tho option or tho purchaser.
muhlO U
1 Square,....
2 Squares
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$10
16
$20
$24
$39
10
22
26
28
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20
27
32
30
44
24
32
38
42
62
27
36
44
46
60
30
40
60
64
65
82
43
64
68
70
34
46
68
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74
86
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$4
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tf
.1. Id. DE FORD,
AI’OTHECARIES IIAIJ. S. E. Cornor or<
Broughtou nnd Raruard Streets. Savan-
nail Ga., Wholiauilu and retail Dealers In
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Dye Woods aud
Dye Stulls, French, English, aud American Perfum
ery, Fine Toilet ami Shaving Soaps, Combs and
Brushes of every description, Surgical and Dental
Instruments, Trusses and Supporters of all kinds,
Spices, Snufls, Manufactured Tobacco, All the Patent
or Proprietary Medicines of tho day. Superior Inks,
Pure Wiuus and Brandies for Medicinal purposes,
Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet und Fancy Articles, 4kj.
tar N. B.—Espoclal attention given to the
B uuation of Physiclaus’ Prescriptions uud Family
lies. Ship, Family and Travelling Modicine Cases,
With plain Directions for use, including Directions tor
treatment tn cases or poisoning, Drowning, 4io.
»p?ty
S'lORN AND CORN MEAI*—1000 boa prime
VA Corn, White and mixed; 60 do fresh Corn Meal
n store anil tor salo by
doc 81 PATTEN. HUTTON k CO
PEKIODI&ALM.
I IUTNAM’K Monthly Maga/.iuu for May.
Frank tamliu’s Gazelle of Fashions for May,
llluokwomi’* Edinburgh Review for April.
Received uud for sale hy
WARNOCK 4: DAVIS,
may 10 169 Congress street.
1 Oia HHLS. FLOUR in «toro and for sale
JLidfJ hy limy? PRANK. WFJ.taS k CO.
KA Cask* OliiiiCalatviia llmnUy’ In Htoro, Corner Bull mid Bryan M reel*, 'over tairher shop',
aud tor snlo by llu* only regular Agent tor
Suvunuali
my 14
Ag»*
J. M. EYRE,
U-l Bay street.
JUST RECEIVED.
PER STEAMER, nu ussortmuiil of
'Mta.su:; and Children's Plain Straw*,
^ I Sidle*' i\ KOI ’01JTA N BONNETS, IN
I’ANTS’ HATS uud FLA'l’S. Also u fow
HA’IS. For sale hy MBS. FREELAND,
•»ay 17 Broughton street
i
WAVIN'
L isle thread gauntlets.—-Tho only
urtiide of tho kiud in the city. Fur salo by
J. W. TllltKLKKLD,
iuiii 27 curucr of (.'oiigi ess mid Whitaker-sU.
A PFLK8 & POTATOES—
10 Idil* Clioloc Mercer Polaniim;
For sale hy
uoylB
Rn.'sett Apple*.
J. A. BROWN.
PIANO FORTES
HAVING lately received largo ud
ditioiiH to our PIANO FORTES, wo
ure enabled to oiler nl this time tlio
greatest variety (roiu the bestiunnu
fiiclururs, from the plainest square to tbu most elab
orately carved, mid from six to seven octave*.
Our I’imios are selected from the luunufuctururs
whom we have full confidence iu, mid we are par
ticularly reque*ted hy them to give u guaranty w ith
every iiistriimeiit sold by us a* regards durability,
lone, 4;u.
Peraons In wuut of a first rate Instrument may re
ly witli safety iqiou getting such a one by selecting
from tlio tollowiug makers, whose iustrumeuts wo
cuduuvnr to keep constantly uii baud, viz : 11. Wor
cester, J. (.‘bickering k Sou. Nuuiis k Clarke, liacou
& Ravens, H. Waters, ami Maine*, Brothers k Cum
miug. I. W. MORRKIJ. k CO.
aug 27
LOOli REtUKAT I
THE ARBOR BILLIARD SALOON,
(upstairs) \
...yon slroeta, over Barber Blit),
Juno 27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent.
jB A. T 33C H O tl Cl JD,
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER.
I HAVE been asked lo allow the Bath Rooms lu
remain opou to u later hour than uiuo o'clock ;
Pthorofore give nolice tluil from this dato tlio Ruth
Houso will lie uiiou uutil olovcu o’clock at night.
Price 26 couta. Hlx ticket* fur $1. .
Jo27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent.
Nirantt MiiK,
AT REDUCED RATES.
B AKOAINR cau uow he had by ull tlioso who
wish to clothu thouisolveH genteelly, u* I will
sell Ibo bulanua of tuy Ready-Made, zt reduced
rate* on Ume, and ton pur cunt, off tor cash Cad
aud avail yourself of the ehatieu to obtain good arti
cles. At the 8lar Ctotliing Emporium.
WILUAM O. PRICE,
jant 27 147 Bay street.
READ I—HEAD 11—READ III
■ That is, if you can sco '; and jSUy=
if you can’t see, you cau find
all kinds or “holps to see,” at the Watchtum
Jowciry Btoro of D. B. Nichols 4iCo., in Congress
street, next door to tho corner or Whitaker, where
you can purchase Watches, Jowciry, Sliver Waro,
mid Fancy Goods, as low as at any other store in
the country.
Wo have received per steamship Alabama a fresh
lot of those flue Stool Spectaclos : also, a supply or
Pebble aud Perlscopio Lens, which we aro pre;>ared
to fit in all kinds of frames, at short notice. Our
Perlscopio 1-cub (so called from their peculiar shape)
have an advantage over all others, os thoy have a
greater range ol focus, so that tho reader la not
compelled to hold tho book or paper at a certain
distance from tho eye. Call aud seo.
D. B. NICHOLS At CO.
j$3- No charge for showing goods,
mar 11 D. B. N. A CO.
K OPE—700 coils Rope, various brands, all
of good quality, iu store und tor salo by
apr29 BRIGHAM, KELLY 4t CO.
/lORN—Iu store aud for sale by
KJ ui:tr& LOOKS TTAaNELLIN QS,
MERCER UNIVERSITY,
PENF1ELD, GA.
FACULTY.
PRXSIDKXT,
N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D.
PRorasoits.
College.
8. P. SANFORD, A. M.,
Mathematics.
J. E. WILLET, A. M.,
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy,
II. II. TUCKER, A. M.,
Belles Lottrcs.
U. W. WISE, A. M.,
Crock and Latin Languages.
WILUAM G. W00DF1N7a. B„
Modem Languages.
Theological Seminary.
N. M. CRAWFORD, D. D:*
Ecoloslastlcal History and Biblical Literature.
WILUAM WILUAMS, A. M.,
Systematic and Pastoral Theology.
Academy.
THOMAS A. SEAHS, ITInclp*!.
Th« Oommenceiaontli belli on Ibo but WcdnuiUr
In July.
Tbe nut Term will oommenoo on tbe but Wed-
"Tlio’rioe orBoird In Ibo vUlue ta (10 per month;
VMbtnf. room rent, reel, Ao., (3.
By order ot tbe Boerd oMtu.tere.
my 13 2m 8. LAKDKUH, SecreUry.
ucums^ssreim ot thebH»
DR. SANFORD’S INVIGOItATOH,
TS a mild laxative, tonic and stimulant, and U
X recommended.to the public, relying iijmui it.- in
trinslc worth lu tho cure orthu following cmiqilulni
All Billious Derangements, Sid: Headache, liysjvi
sia, Habitual Oortuvenoss, Chronic Diurrhue, Colic
Pain in the Stomach and ltoweta, General lK-biliij
Female Weakness, Ac. For sale by Druggists gen
orally, and by John. B Moore & Co, uud Wm. W
Lincoln, Savannah. ly fcl»l2
m TIMBER 1 TIMBER I t
XHE Undeerigned has just received, lor
(600) five Hundred pieces of good riiiM'iUi
Timber, averogiug over ouoUiousuud feet tostul,
0 feb JEFFERSON KOBKifffi.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For oue square, of300 ems or less, or any type in i
larger than Nonpareil, 76 ceuta for the urJatnlto
ceuta for each subsequent Insertion,for any tiitiel«v
tbuu one month.
All Tabular work, with or without Rule.- ; and M
vertisementa occupying double coliiimi, .-hall I*
charged doublo tbe abovo rates.
Advertisements or whatever length, for uuy tisrr
less than oue month, to be charged at triiiuM
For any time uot abovo specified, u proportiuu
charge will be made.
A deduction of 26 per cent from the above mn
will be made ou advertisements appearing csdc
slvoly on the tourth pago of the daily.
Advortisoments ordered three times a week,
bo charged two-tbirds the above rates.
Special notices, 10 ceuts jier lino for the ilrit,
6 conts for each subseqeut insertion, auu in no cw
to he subject to contract. Marriage notice? $1. fr
neral invitations 60 cents each. No special uoticf* i
Inserted for loss thau 60 couta. Obituary Notice#,
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Association, or Corporation, ordered to be pubteli
ed, 6 cents per line.
Steamboats will be advertised at $40 per ati&'c
for each boat advertised.
Steamships, whore hut ono is running, WOpcrM
uum; ir two or more, $30 each. . .
Auctioneers’ odverlisomeuta not to be subject u- l
contract, but to be charged at the rates presenw I
porsquare. 1
The paper, under no circumstances, to bo
ed iu a contract. .. , .
l*rofessionol and business cards not excewmi *
lines, will be inserted at $20 per annum. I
Coils on persons to become candidates. ff . lN
inserted as other advcrtlsomeuta, to lie i«iid form r
variably in advance.
Announcing candidates for offico, $19, ta M ^
In advonco.
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specified time, will be inserted until forbid, w*
iwyment exacted. ., ,. h .,
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than contract, amounts to over $60, a deduction
26 per cout will be made, , <vlll
Yearly advertising, with privilege or change *
be taken at the following rates : ...
For one square, renewable once a week, »«
“ “ « twice mr %
“ “ “ atimesoroftener w
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ed one half the above rates additional. .
Yoarly advertisers shall bo limited to the*
contracted for. All contracts shall be ta I
stating definitely the nature of the business^ i
advertised. Any advertisements nol properff I
nectcd with tho business shall be charged sep". I
ly, and also any excoss of matter over the am l
oontractcd for. , . ir
Coutract advertisements payable quart«n).
vcrtlsemeuts from strangers and t raws icut I’er-
payablo in advance. All others will be consw
duo when cullod tor. r ,,n-
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muulcatlous or requiring uotices designed to y L
tention to Taira, concerts, soirees, or any P“ ",
tertalumouts, where charges aro made tor
tance—all noUcos of private associations, everj
tico doslguod to call attonUou to prlvatocnl rp [
calculated or lutended to promote IhJkggJi
rests, can ouly be Inserted with tho undfwwj ^ i
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editorial column (which can be only at
Uon of the editors) tho same will be f ' mrgeu I
rato or not lesa than 20 couta i*er IlM. . ^jl I
AdvertUomenta ordered in the Weekly l*r w I
por square tor each Insertion. rri.WwW I
1 Tho undersigned, publishers of Dally. Tn ^ I
aud Wookly newspapers lu Savannah. (•«-> p/1
oursolvea strictly to adboro to tl»o aboje^ I
charges, and iu uo instanco to deviate’tUerorj» j i
Ui. luWgtlty or oxUtln* contr.cw. A Iwnuw,
tbo jrrer or my ollior ipwlOnl *j®.-
with tlio expiration of the period Tor I
ware made.
Auouxdbx A Smoo, Republican.
TxoitreoH k Wmnxatox, Morning Nra* ,
te HHatoz k O0m Georgian k
Georgian k >
ifesssfe 1
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