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K. ■. HILTON, Editor.
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SUNDAY MOHNINU, JULY All.
FOR PRESIDENT:
JAMES BUCHANAN,
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE,
OF KENTUCKY.
Blectora for the State at barge.
WILLIAM H. STILES, of Chatham.
IVERSON I* HARRIS, of Baldwin.
ALTERNATES FOR TUB STATU AT LARUK.
HENRY 0. LAMAR, of Bibb.
AUGUSTUS R. WRIGiiT, of Floyd.
IU8TRICT ELECTORS.
let. District, Thomas M. Forman, of Glynn.
2d. District, Samuhl Hall, of Mucon.
3d. District, Jamrb N. Ramsay, of Harris.
4th. District, Lucius J. Gaktrell, of Fnltou.
6th. District, Joint W. Lewis, of Cass.
6th. District, James P. Simmons, of Gwinnett.
7th. District, Thomas P.Saffuld, of Morgnn.
8th. District, Thomas W. Thomas, of Elbert.
alternates.
1st District, W. M. Nichols, of Clinch.
2d. District, Tucker, of Stewart.
3d. District, E. J. McGehbb, of Houston.
4th District, J. F. Johnson, of Fuyettei
6th District, L. W. Crook, of Whitfield.
6th District, R. McMillan, of Habershntn.
7th District, J. S. Hook, of Washington.
8th District, A. C. Walker, of Richmond.
THE OLDER I GROW, THE MORE IN
CLINED l AM TO BE WUAT IS CALLED
A STATES RIGHTS MAN.-—James Buch
anan's speech on the admission of Arkansas, in
1836.
I FULLY ENDORSE THE RESOLUTIONS,
AND MAY FURTHER SAY THAT I AM
WHAT IS CALLED A STATE RIGHTS
DEMOCRAT'.—John C, Breckeuvidgc in re-
t to his nomination for the Vice Presidcn-
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tice at the office.
Messrs.Wright and Savage.—Wo direct
the attention of persons having occasion for
legal services at Brunswick, in the adjoining
counties, to the enrd oftheso gentlemen. They
are capital fellows—baring the incorrigible
“Americanism" of the former. But it bus a
full offset in the Democracy of the latter.
Distressing Occurrence in TatnallCo.-
Mr. Surrency, the Past Master at Watenuellon,
Tatnall County, sends the particulars of an
aocident, which happened near thut place on
the 12th inst., resulting in the death of nu
estimable lady. Mrs. Sarah Rodgers, with her
two children were returning home, from a visit
to a neighbor, when tho driver of the vehicle iu
which they were travelling having left for u
moment, the horse took fright, ran away, dash,
ingout Mrs. R. and injuring her so severely
that she survived but a few moments. Our cor.
respondent pays a warm tribute to tho worth
Of Mrs. Rogers, adding that she has leftn dis
consolate husband and six small children,
mourn lier loss—together with a loving father,
(Hon. Henry Strickland,) and many relatives
and friends, to weep and sympathize with
them.
Fillmore Mealing li
, \Ve canLu|rogroiJlio
temper as that which ehi
•rlcan’ * meeting ]&ld;
night. Fdip^rtm
daMrnblo, to unite the |oi
slnglo Presidential ticket
f und peraonnl strife, ut
lot.bo wo much, .doploj
presont on tho occasion and therefore only
speak front tho reports of others. Judging from
Uteae,anything loMliko tho to:;u.of cuurtesy
and conciliation, which pervaded liiu Demount-
tlo ratification meeting, Would he 1 difficult to
conceive.
One of tho speakers (Mr; Bartow,) Is reported
us describing tho Oiuoiinmti Geuvention—
(which the rocord proves to have been ono of
tho most, respectable and orderly assemblies
ever couvencdon tills continent,) ns$ a “gather-
lug of political tricksters and gamesters."
lie could hardly have uttered language more
offensive or more unjust. Many of tho mem
bers of Hint Convention tiro statesman and
patriots with reputations us broad na the land—
all, or nearly all, men of moro than ordinary
talents and consideration. Tho list is before
us. The first names that falls uuder our eye is
the noblo roll of Virginians; Jams A. Keddou
and John B. Floyd, iu company with Meade and
Bocockand Hubbard and Powell ami McMul
len; ull of whom have served with honor in
Congress, with Garnett und Tucker and Bar*
hour; not one of whom, we venture to say*
would suffer by compuriou with him who do*
uouuccs them us “tricksters aud gamesters"—
high as his character may be. 01 such was the
Ciucinuuti Convention.
Bat let us see who were “political gamesters
uud tricksters" fiepi Georgia.
.1. W.H. Underwood, Route; M.J. Welboru,
(Jolumous; John K. Ward, Savannah; R. F.
Lyon, Albany; SV. 1C. DeGraifeuriud, Macon;
Uourtcs Murpny, Decatur; Aug. J!. Wright,
Rome; 11. out* kiaud, Hightower; A. S. Atkin,
sou, Laugsiiury; John J. Cary, Macon; James
Gardner, Augusta; L. teplieus, Sparta; A. H-
Colquitt, Newton; Hugo iluuhuuan, Newuuu}
J. \\. t.eats, CaitvisVulo; Wm.H. Hull, Athens;
a. E. Cochrau, B.uusWick; J. T. Irvin,
Wusuingtou; B. J. Cowart, Atlanta: J. L.Row
land, CurieiaVille.
Wo need not sny who those men are. We
should insult ny uttempting to viudicuti them
from the charg** in which tucy incomuiou with
nil the other members of the Cincinnati Con
vention are involved. Some of them havo been
Judges on the Bench—others, members of
Congress. Perhaps all who have held no other
public station have been Georgia Legislators—
unless it he James Gardner Esq., the accomp
lished editor of tno Constitutionalist. Half of
them (proVably) within the last live years
were in intimate political association with that
assuilant. We say their assailant, because the
charge rests quite us much upon them as upon
any of their associates. Indeed we know nut
but their characters uro move deeply involved
than those of any other delegation. For it
may be alleged thut though Mr. Bartow could
not speak from a personul knowledge of the
Representatives from other States, those from
Georgia might be altogether within the com
pass of his acquaintance.
It may be expected that in behalf of the dele
gates from Georgia wo will retort in language
of kindred severity.—Vet-we do not and cannot^
The speaker to whom reference* bus been made,
is undoubtedly a gentleman. To denounce
him and his associates ns “political tricksters
and gamesters” would be to, ? exhibit on our
part, the very recklessness of which he has
been guilty—to do what we fire condemning.
Wliilo therefore we could not pass it In silence,
wo content ourselves with noticing, 'only to
deprecate, tho use of such weapons in tbo very
commencement of a political campaign.
Some comments which we intended for the
resolutions of the,meeting uro postponed for
our next issue.
Vote on tbo Expulsion of Mr. Brook.
The following are the yeas and nays on the
vote for the expulsion of Mr. Brooks:
Yeas—Messrs. Albright Allison, Ball, Bar-
hour, Bennett of New York, Benson, Billiug-
hurst, Blingham, Bishop, Bliss, Brodaiiuw,
Brentou, Broom, Bnffington,Burlingame, Camp,
bell, of Pennsylvania, Campbell or Onto, Chat
fee, Clark of New York, Clark of Uoinneeti-
cut, Clawson, Colfax, Cumius, Cuvode, Crngin,
Cumbaek, Damrell, Davis of Massachusetts,
Day, Dean, DeSVitt, Dick, Dickson, Dudtl,
Duun, Durfee, Edie, Edwards, Euiric, Gallo-
way, Giddmgs, Gilbert, Granger, Grow, Hall
of Massachusetts, Harlan, Huvcn, Hickman,
Hoffman, Halloway, Horton of New Ymk,
Horton of Ohio, Howard, HugMoii. Kelsey,
King, Kuapp, Knight, Knowlton, Knox, Kiue
kel, Leiter, Matterson, McCarty, Mcacnam,
Miller of New York, Milioard, Moore, Mor-
S W, Morrill, Mott, Murray, Nichols, Nonm,
liver of New York, Pucker, Park, r, Pmr.e,
Peck, Peltou, Pennington, Pony, Pciitt, I'iku,
Pringle, Purvianee, ltitchie, i obbin , Robci ts,
Robison, Babin, Sage, Bapp, Scott, Bnenn.iu,
Simmons, Spinner, Stanton, Starnalum, Tap
pal Thorington, Thurston, TudU, Traitou,
Tyson, Vail, Wade, Wukeman, Wnimiihe,
Waldron, Washburn of Wisconsin, WasiibUil.e
of Illinois, Wasliburnc of Maine, Wutso.i,
Welch, Wells, Whitney, Williams, Wood,
Woodruff, aud Woodworth—121.
Nays—Messrs Aiken, Alien, Barksdale, Bell,
Reunettof Mississippi, Bucock, Bowie, Boya*.
Branch,Burnett, Cadwalader, Curiile, Calcic,
ObugbatU, Cobb oi Georgia, Cobb of Alabama.
Cox, Craige* Crawiord, Davidson, Davis of
Maryland, Denver, Dowell,Edmundson, Eilmtt,
English, Etheridge, Eustis, Evans, Fauikucr,
Florence, Foster, Goode, Greenwood, Hall of
Iowa, Harris ot Maryland, Harris of Alabama-
Harris of Illinois, Harrison, Houston, Jewett,
Jones of Tennessee, Jones ul Penn ylv.mb),
Keitt, Kelly, Kenneit, Kidwell, Lake, Letclur,
lindiey, Lumpkin, A. K. Murslntll of Kentucky,
n Manmall oi Kentucky, Marshull of Illinois
Maxwell. McMullen, McQueen, Miller, of Judi,
ana, Mllwon, Oliver, of Missouri, Orr, Phelps,
• Porter, Poweil, Puryear, Quitman, Reude, Rea
dy. Ric»ud, Rivers, Kuiliii, Rust, Sandidge,
givage, Seward, Shorter, Smith ol Tonne-,. •.*,
Smith of Virginia, Smith of Alubiimu, Sneed,
Stephens Stewart, Swope, Tulbott, Taylor,
TrioDe.Underwood, Walkor, Warner, Wutkius,
muter, Window, •Wriilit of Mtairaiippi,
Wright ofTeniHW.ee, and Solllcoircr—!»5.
Those Initalittci tuiiung tlieA’o.i/i, nru from
the free Staten. Those Uulicitcd ninonif llm
Ayco.re the Northern mpinirtors of Mr. Fill-
more, comprising nil of thorn except Mr. Ihirrl-
•oa.
Tbl> vote is but one of the thousand indica
tion or the true fcollngs of the Northern mem-
hereof the three dillcrcnt portion towards tho
Bontb# On a question ns to which Southern del-
gnlMstood as n unit, with the single exception
of Hotltaan, a Maryland Know Nothing; every
Northern man voting with them Is n Democrat,
MV. Harrison, of Ohio.
tMunnoN or Tin Liquor Law.—The Spring-
Ml, (Muss.,) Republican stales Mint the Hu-
prone Court of that Stuto hits sustuiiud tho
conitltntlonollty of the oxlstlng liquor low, in
cue, brought np to It from uvcral of the cos*
tern count!*.
Speeck of Mr. Urook
The Washington Star says, “the victory of
Monday iu tiie House ball, is with Preston S.
Brooks, whose fqioech on tho occasion is destin
ed to lie read by millions. Aa terrible as that
was upon those who hud been dealing with
the grave question of law and right only to
make out of it purtizan capital at the expense
of every manly and correct sentiment—and
his exposure of that purpose on the part of
many of his assailauts, caused a very general
and visiblo blanching of cheeks on the part of
the Republicans—the dignity of his bearing
and the power of his reasoning eclipsed, it. He
made it perfectly plain that tile majority had
voted to expel him only for political effect;
overstepping the bounds of their authority and
aiding and abetting dastardly conduct on the
pail of some, only to the end of eompa tsing ti
political result foreign to him they sought to
victimize."
“We happened to be in Wii3hingion(says the
editor of the Petersburg Democrat,) Monday,
and to have heard the speech of Mr. Brooks
which the Star so handsomely uml justly com
pliments. It was one of the finest utturaueea
we ever remember to have heard in that hull.
Delivered in a calm, dignified nod unexcited
maimer, it united with these graces of elocu
tion, conclusive and argumentation, handsome
rhetoric and apt illustration. Nor did the man
ly hearing or strikingly noblo face of the ora
Oorrojpoaitours or U»<* tieorgiun k JCiirual. ?
" tip©'
1«7 I
,_JtlKfiyfi July lfi 1866.
Mmuntfc Etnrons j—Knowing the deep inter-
out tlmt tho peupla or Ravaunah feel In^.every
thing .“Georgian, 1 "•ndhavltig hire R.fewjmo-
uionU’ leisure, I dovote theiii to dottlug you u
few linos. My, attention to tho giowiug crops
upon the line of the Central Railroad, Macon
A Western tnd State Rond hMeatisfled-me that
tho corn crop of our State, from the upper edge
or Burke county to this point, is utmost an en
tire failure, from drought I n Many parts of
Middle Georgia rain has not fallen for eight
wcokH. Many Holds of corn uveheiug cutup,
und haiiflud for long foruge, Cotton is sin all,
though still alive and green. In upper Geor
gia, liko our own favored “seulioard," rains
Imvo Isom uhnndnut, and crops are nourish
ing.
On my way up, I stopped lii Macon to attend
tho commencement; oxercises of tho Wesleyan
Female College. Commencement sermon was
preached by Bishop Andrew, from Proverbs 3
and 0—“Acknowledge God in all thy ways,
and ho will direct thy paths." Want of time
forbids my saying moro than that this sermon
was worthy of the head and heart of tills dis-
tinguished divine. Monday morning at an
early hour tho examination of the classes com
menced nt tho College before the .examining
Committee, uud n large attendance of visitors.
The young ladies of tho different classes ex
hibited a degree of schollarship thut would
compare most favorably with our male colleges
—reflecting great credit upon themselves and
the able corps of professors tlrnt direct theli
studies.
This institution may well claim the. pride
und support of the denomination that has foun
ded it, and challenge tho admiration and good
will of every lover of the fairer and better por
tiou of creation. Your city is well represent
ed in it, contributing her full quoto of the out
hundred and seventy inmates that drink dully
ut this fountain of knowledge, thut so fully
quality them for the performance of the dutie.-
incumbent upon tho future wives and mother*-
of Georgitijjl recognized three of Savannah'-
fair Oaughtrot in the graduating class. .Uisse?
Bird, Zitrour, and Hines, the latter receiving
the first honor.
This is commencement week ut the Georg.
Military Institute, the examination of the it
dets have been progressing for several day
before the Board of Visitors appointed by b
Excellency, the Governor. 1 witnessed then
purudo on yesterday, their “manoeuvres," b\
battalion was perfect. This institution deserv-
tho fostering cure of the State, aud the sup
port of our people. Savannah, inay here too
feel proud of her representatives; young gen
llcmen distinguished ior their soldierly bear
ing, geutluuiauiy deportment aud intelligcncc
represented the old city of Oglethorpo in tin
graduating class, in tho persons of C. H. 01m
stcud, E. Heywood, J. Ford, and F. J. Carnu
dy. Cadet Holcomb, of the junior class, bus
tallied himself handsomely in his examination
beforu the Board, last evening. Col. Lawton
delivered an address before the cudet9 uud the
citizens generally, ut the Court House in this
place. Want of time forbids an attempt even, at
syuopais; suffice it to say, that tho Col. in man
ner and mutter, lost none of bis well-earned fa.
vor.
This morning tho graduating class deliver
their address, after which, nu address from
Judge Gould of Augusta. This evening tho bnll
of the occasion comes off, many of tho fair and
beautiful, are here iu their finest feathers for the
occasion.
I find tho Democracy of Georgia firm and
nutted for tho approaching conflict, they pro
mise to cross the Chattahoochee with a majority
often thousand, for “Buck and Brock," in the
counties of Cass, Gordon, Whltllcld alone,
am assured, that our gain over the last Guber
natorial Election will bo fifteen hundred votes:
the great buttle field is the seventh and eighth
districts. Our friends in middle and upper
Georgia are up and doing, I attended a meet
ing u tew days since, when the people wer
addressed by Col. Gat troll, the Elector from the
•1th district, uud Col. Yuiicy (formerly of Ala
bama, but now a citizen of Atlanta.)
Nothing but Waterloo defeat seems to await
our opponents iu Georgia.
Yours in haste, Low Country.
tor fail to*furnish eacluts quota Uto tho thrill- been made to America since tho sallin,
ing interest of tho occasion. . steamship Fulton :
ing interest of tho occasion/’ "
We are sure that our readers will not think the
space misapplied which we devote In-flay to
Mr. Brooks remarks,
Sandwich Island*.—By an arrival from
Honolulu, wc have dates to tho two* weeks
later.
The King to he Married.—in tho braise of
nobles, on tbo 29th{of June JFriuce Katnelntme-
ha declared iiim*.elt' the bearer of a niovage
from bismagesty, aimoauvbv? Ids intention t >
unite hlm-cll'in a marriage with Emm,m, the
.laughterof Dr. T. C. B. Brooke, and j?ramt-
danghlor of the late John Young, Esq. It was
resolved tiiat tbo House respectuliy express its
thunks to tho King lor lilt gracious ni<*. s.*ag.*,
aud for his concern for the he.sl. interest-! of ids
crown aud people. It wa* also rcs-dvoG that
this lIou*e dep..te Ids Royal llighuo.s lvti.mcim-
mclm, to e.invt-y to the King, tins preceding
resolution, aud iusu'b ids M^iesiy that .jlic mi-
uouuCfiiient eouUmed iu his message is highly
agreeable to this House, uud that, tiiep view
the event as one id' great importance 'to the
nation
A Suowku oi’ To.vih—Daring the heavy
miu uccomptuiyiug the thunder storm, ‘ bniday
afternoi.ii. Go.rt Square and the City Hall
Yard, Boat'iii, were pretty well peopled by lit
tle toads, which more than a number of the very
credulous were made iieliove had coni ! down
from tho heavens with the vain Bevel?al took
up specimens of the •• critters” and bin n them
homo as eurio-ilies. Uivioriess they in id been
dr.ven out of the City Garden by the sin mu’.
Aurkst and Helica.se of a Defauuter in
Canada.— Toronto, July la.—Rfdiard Mufralf
House uliius Ricbitiil Stanford Gravrs, was
brought before the Gliiof Justieo of tho Court
of Common Pleas uuder the Ashburton extra*
ditiou treaty, charged with being’ a defaulter
to the Statu of Mississippi to tlii.’ amfrunt of
nearly $2,000. He was formerly treuHirer of
that .Slate, bat has been a resident hero for fif
teen years. After a full examination lie was
discharged, the judge holding that the treaty
does not provide for embezzlement. House
bus been a magistrate hem for several years,
and owns considerable property.
The Naval Boauu in the Sen at* -Two
A i*i*oi STMKNT.3 CONFIRMED.-— Washington, July
lfi.—in Exeeimivo session, the .Senate consider
ed tho list of appointments, to supply tho places
relieved from command by the uofcinu «*f tho
lute Naval Board. Al'tora warm debate, Messrs.
Pondergrast and Nicholson were confirmed as
Cantu ins.
This is considered as indicative Hint thl j whole
list will ho confirmed, notwithstanding trim pus-
sago of the hill by that body, providing fur the
restoration of such old officers ns pass a
new Board.
Fremont Ratificacion Mf.kti no Vshurg.
Pa., July KJ.—A Fromnnt uml Johnsbm Rati-
flcation meeting was hold heru bust night,
whenEx-GiJv.Johnston,of Pu., who received
tho North American nominationTor Vie t» IVesi*
dent, said that if tio could by any mo. |n«sur*
render tho trust imposed upon him by the
Americans, lie wpuld willingly do uo.
The News toy the .Magm a
The London papers contain the following
paragraph :
“Negotiations between England and the
U nited States, with a view to a settlement of ex
isting differences, were resumed on Monday,
the 30th, under circumstances which justify
the belief that matters are already iu a fairtraiu
towards an amicable adjustment of the points
at issue.”
If HEAT UK1TAIN.
It is believed that Parliament witl be pro-
reguedontho 31st inst., and that no further
party motions will he inude this session.
The following is the only reference that lm:
of the
JonVnil jiiyl'pailtlvely, that
hike place fit Maunhelm,about
The EmpUpr of Franco Will
•I. Palace,’Thud 1 the Emperor
Motel l’Europe. r
Turteinlierg and Saxony and
aw - Badou ami Nassau Will ul-
.. Accounta of tlio^^eather and crops through
out the coilntily, oven in- tU6 lately inundated
districts, iue very' favoraulo. 4 HarvestIng'had
commenced, Tnthe South ttie vineyards also
look well-.
HUAIN.
The papers give account of the reoent riots nt
Badajos, Valladolid mid other cities; Thoy
seem to huvn been of serious magnitude, uud
of uu insurrectionary character. The high price
of food wuh tho ostonsiblo canso of the riots,
but tho people really woro exhausted by politi
cal emissaries. Numerous arrests were made,
and many of tho prisoners shot.
Tim rioters set tiro to tho corn. stores aud to
Iho growing crops. Tranquility was finally
restored, when the Government announced thut
the crops presented a good prospect and that
there was ample supply in store unit the hnr-
vo.st set in. Tho export of llreadstuff-i was pro
hibited.
. It was imuounced Unit a second squadron of
ships of war, with troops for disomhurkntion
hi Mexico, was ready to sail from Havana
should Mexico refuse to satisfy the demands
ofBnain. .
The Courtes were prorogued on the 1st inst
ITALV.
Affairs in Parma woro becoming worse und
Insurrection was feared. Tho clerical jouruals of
Turin say thut Franco has addressed u note to
Sardinia, counselling moderation on the Italian
question.
An Italian paper publishes a telegraphic re
port thut Mr. Dallas and all his suite, attired iu
frock coats, demanded admission iiito the pres
ence of the Queen nfTInglumhiuid that, being
refused, they went away in a fiamiug passion
“ Con frmitodira.”.
PRUSSIA.
Tho King and Queen were ut the Baths of
Mnriciibad.
The harvest throughout Prussia will be rath
er above than below tho average.
DENMARK.
Correapundeiice stutea that Denmark liaH
fears of renewed troubles in Sehleswig-Holsteiut
nd is taking military precautions to prevent
hem. Austria uud Prussia aro preparing pro
posals on tho subject to lay before the Gerinau
Diet.
SWEDEN.
Sweden has officially confirmed Die fact that
die adheres to tho declaration of lunndimo law
laid down by the Congress of Paris. 1
RUSSIA.
Immense preparations aro making at Moscow
for the Czars coronation.
The Emperor continues his severity against
lefmiltcrs und contrabandists. Letters say that
fie Government seems inclined to modify its
. ii.4oni8 tariff, particularly as regards its raw
produce employed by foreign manufactures.
GREECE.
KiugOtho is in Vienna. It is rumored thut
x Diplomatic Conference will be held in Lon*
hn on tho succession to tho throne of Greece
Austria and Prussia, although nut protecting
•ewers, will be represented. The Count oi
•'lundersis mentioned ns being likely to be
nominated on King Otho’s death.
,a Union ut 9K, 2 M 10 nl 10,7 i
lltii: V ;' ’<• ' ;
-.
itnrdny 311 bnliM, as follows,!
m ;St lOjtf,
NKW YORK.—Por licamer KfioxvHI«i4W) baios
Cotton,‘ill buluH DonieHtluH,fi74 Macks Wheal, 8 Iml s
Wool, 83 iHickuKos Humlrlus, 10 casks Rice, 1,000
Wuler Mulons, Ac,
CIIAR1.K8TON, - July 18.—-CoTioK.—fft’os thin
iiiornlug niuuiUilua lo 80 holes ut lie..
COLUMBIA, July IK—Cm ton—Tho Colum mar
kolprusuiitud no iiow featuro yerday; tho litilothat
wnn nifered was freely taken ul liiiinur prices, viz:
0 to U‘*o.
NKW UHLKANS, July 14,-4'oTrox.—Tho Inqui
ry has boon confined ton few pm lies, who have ta
ken about 1800 holes ut irroatuur prices :
inferior 0^15)8 | Middling....10*^10^
Ordinary aft (a) t* 10*»od MidThigl 1
OoimI OrdlimryO‘« © 9‘K | Mld’y Fair.. Vi ©—
I.ow MiddlliiB 10 ©lO^j Fair — © —
STATMUKNT OP COTTON.
Stock on band 1st September, 1855.. ..bales fis.’Jol
Rooelveil since 1,75“,03-1
Heooivod to-duy 544
l,’.Til,mil
1,71)1,078
3011—1,751,078
Aiiduction Cask and Excitement—A very
emurkable case of ubduetion lias recently
•••me to light in New York, and is exciting
peat attention. Somo two months since a
young girl named Margaret House, known us
•Our Maggie” in Solon Robinson’s “Hot
Corn” book, suddenly disappeared from her
•areata uml friends, uud no clue to herwhera-
•bouts could bo found. Rcwurds were offered
and a letter was received from Cleveland stat
ing that a girl nusweriug to her description, ac
companied by n man named Ilnverman, had
entered the writer’s store aud obtained a drink
of smla water. As Haverimui had boarded in
the house where Maggie resided, aud as ho
bud mysteriously disappeared at the same time,
the suspicion had already fastened upon him,
ami Mr. Duguya, an uncle of the girl, went to
Cleveland to see the writer of'the letter.
Though no name or address was given, Mr.
Duguya intended visiting every place in
the city where soda water wus sold, hut,
fortunately, at tho very first staud he went
to lie found the writer, uud learned tiiat Haver-
man hud gone to Chicago. Thither he hasten
ed, und by means of an advertised reward a
German agreed to take hint to the place where
Huvermnu worked; lie wus foirau with tlic
girl iu bis possession, and brought back to New
York. “Maggie," it is said was very glad to
get rid of him. At tho depot at Chicago, tho
mob was so infuriated that it was proposed to
exercise the Lynch law upon him, and ail nlong
the route the greatest interest was manifested.
Hitverman “Will shortly be tried.
The New Hampshire Legislature adjourned
Saturday, after a session of thirty-nine days, and
passing 122 acts.
Block ou Immi not cleared 30.413
Si-uak.—Market firm, with pales of about URi
fair to fully fair ut 8^u8%c.
Mot.ASsm.—Slock-very light mu! sales confined to
HUiuU lob*, imduding seme ordinary rcholU-d at 40c
uml prime at 4flo.
Flock.—Holders Imvo bouu asking higher prices
and the safes coprisc about t!6(HJ bblB. of which a
small let ut 50, 400 Bnperlilo St Louis at $G, and
950 at $0 62>*.
Cohn,—Prices huvoudvunccd and we notice sules
of about 450 sacks, comprising 3200 in several lots
at 00, und 1100, part mixed, at BUu 58c.
IAWiikat.— Prices nre agulu ndvauccd mid the sales
comprise 3070 sacks prime ut tl 45, al 10 a lot of
now at 1 40.
Tohk.—Moss wus retailing at $21 and tho market
firm.
Bacon.—Hull. A few sides sold ut 10)£ and u
small lot uf Bhoiitdurs nt
Lard.—Wo hear of rutall trnnmielions only.
CoFfKK.—Tho sales to-day ita ludo oidy 4’.5 hugs :
76 at 10. 60 at 10)1, 150 ul 10){, 100 at lojg, and
60 ul 11c.
Whisky.—Wo notico sides ol' 50 bill Oliver’s ex
tra Beet filed ut l<3c, 60 Haw ut 30 and 205 said to be
, a higher rah 1 .
Fukiuiits—-Aro firm and 70 to 80.) b lies of Cotton
wureshlppod to Liverpool ut ){•!.
Kxciianuks-—Wo know of no change worth notic
ing—
Sterling 0>j a 10 per cctpm
Francs 6.12>4 a 5.18?{ pr dollar
New York felxty Day Hills lalg pr ct dis
Now York Sight Chocks par a — pr ct dis
NKW YORK, July 16—.Corrox—Tho market grn-
dually becomes Urmor, aud ami has to-duy been
active. Sales of 4,000 bulos at onr rovlsud quota
tions :
NEW YOHK CLASSIFICATION.
N.Orloiuis.
Upland. Florida. Mobile. A Texas
Ordinary 9J< 9% Oft
Middling Utf ll?i 11 y t 11#
Middling Fair... 12 12 12>* 12#
Fair... 12 X 12)*' 12# 18#
Rice.—Holders ask former quotations, but there
aro few buyers to-duy; sales of 8lit c« hi italic
lor common to prime. Strictly prime is very scarce
and wanted at 4*{c. A very choice article would
bring 4%u6c.
Mr. Baillio asked Lord J'ulmeraton whether
Mr. Dallas, ns United States Representative to
Her Majesty’s Government, had full power to
suttlo tno Central Amcrieau^disputo, or whoth-
or he lias any other powera than those of his
predecessor, Mr. Buchanan.
Lord Palmerston said it was understood that
Mr. Dallas lmd full power to discuss with Iter
Majesty’s Government the Central American
question. Mr. Buchanan had no instructions
whatever to enter on this sultfect.
Professor Malian, the gentleman refused ad
mittance to the Queen’s levee, writes to the im
pels that he took every precaution respecting
his costume.
Tho Directors of tho Bunk of England, at
their weekly meeting on Thursday, the 3d inst.
did not niter tho rate of discount. The gene,
ral impression has been that tlic rate would bo
lowered. It was thought that they would ho
reduced on the following Thursday or not Inter
than the week alter. The Directors, however
do not generally like to lower it iu Dividend
week. The Bank returns show a considerable
increase in bullion.
The India Mail takes out an unusually large
amount of silver for the East, and tho ship
ment of gold to the Continent increases with
augmented inquiry for export. There ispilso
further reason for nhipmcmt in the-.snapu of
investments in French securities uu account of
England.
Tho wouUier continued magnificent for tho
harvest uud annlhur fortnight of the same
would secure the farmers from all danger of a
change in their prospects.
Tho grain crops were nil harvested und
abundant. The potutao crop will fail short in
consequence of tins hoavy ruins.
Tim Earl of Sehlburnu is uppointed under
Secretary of Stuto for Foieigu Affairs, und
will be raised to tlic Peerage of his present
title.
Sir W. Williams, of Knrs, will succeed him
as Representative iu Parliament.
FRANCE.
Reports have been for some time current thut
unpleasantness existed between the Gnu U of
France and Russia, und that Count Moray's
departure for St. Petersburg was delayed in
e nseononce. As Moray was about ready to
embark, the dilfercuee is probably arranged
Tho report of the Committee of tho Cords Kegr
Motift refusing to accord to the Emperor the
power of granting pensions, is published. It is
respectful but firm, and is considered the sever
est check Nnpoleou lias met from Ids Govern
ment.
The hill granting pensions to the Orleuns
Princeases was voted IJunauimouBly, although
Count Montalcmiiert wrote a strong letter
against it, and the Duchess of Kaxe Coburg in
diguuntly refuses tho monoy. Tho juvenile
Count ol Paris 1ms written a letter to M. Roger,
repudiating the fusion, und saying that himself,
ids mother uud brothor do not recognize the
interference of tho othur inoinbors of the Or
leans fain.ly, and tiiat he reserves himself for
tho future. The letter has made considerable
sensation in Orleatiist circles, and the Orleuns
Princes have written angry letters respecting
tin' jnvonilo's interference.
The Emperor has arrived at Plpmhleres.
Thu protected meeting Iks tween tiie Em
perors of Austria and Franco is confirmed.
11 Minis ONI s « OLUM1UAN
HAIR. DYE
SIZE NLAUUKD, STYLE IMPROVED.
It has doble the quantity and strength of
any other.
„ It gives a perfectly natural color.
It colors every shade from light brown to
jet black.
It xs perfectly harmless to the skin.
Its effect is instantaneous and permanent,
It i.s liiu Dost, quickest, cheapest uiul safest dyx
ever mafic.
tfijf’ Directions !•»** use accompany each box.“®b
Price—1 ox. $1—2 oxs. $1.60—1 ozs. $3—S ozs. $£.
[Entered accnrfiing to an Act of Congress, iu tbo
year 1865, by A. \V. Harrison In the Clerk’s Office of
tho District Court of tin* United Btutcs for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania.]
For sale by tint manufacturer,
APOLLOS W. HAimiriON,
duel8—ly 10 South 7th st., Philadelphia.
TO PRi^fTfiRS.
The auhiorlbers oilor for sale a largo and varied
assortment of second-hand priming material, snfii-
ciciil to cMlabli.-h a complete Job Office, with bill
few additional articles, consl-Tiug in part of—Ono
ample font of small idea, us good as now, and vari
ous louts of job type; ouc super royal band-press;
one I lee i.'o.'s proof prev.s, latest improvement,
uow; two wr more largo imposing atones, now; dou
ble aud single stands; cases, composing sticks,col
umn rules, galleys, chases, etc., etc., together with
various other articles pertaining to a newspaper
or Job office. B. II HILTON & CO.
Juno 28
Exported to ditto..
Exported to-day..
-trsum
pAtENT AIR-TIUHT SKtK-»KAU(B
CANS AND JARS,
JuHt received
iui in voice of Ar
thur’s Patent Air
Tight.—
lelMeallng
CANS
ANIl
JARS,
. For Preserving
FHU1TH.
TOMATOES, 8tu,
Full dirccUoDM
for preservlru
accompany each
Can. For sale at manufacturer’p prices by
IIOBAL'E MMltHE. 116 Brongbton H.
Also, mu nHHorlinent of Lm’low .V f«* ami Bar-
null’s Screw Top Fruit Cum, less than cost.
jyljf :
Ol IN Dili EM 61) bids Now York Bclined Niigur
n 128 boxes No 1 Pale and Family Foitp
tro do Tobacco of vurlous binm!-.
6ii do Hreen and IPack Tea
15 hints Bacon Shoulders, 10 do do Mdes
100 boxes L'umlles. Afiumautii e,Mould, &c, ju-i
(S3-I&® lEiCSjhii' ‘RTfilHi'ir
rAumuiuxKp »v tiih ctatk or okohqia.]
FORT OA INKS ACADEMV MHTKRT
CLASS 17.
To be drawn in the city of Atlanta, iu public, ou
M INDAY, July 28, I860, on the
HAVANA PLAN.
OflLETHOMPE CNIVERSir^
■ Mbihlfion—Tuesday inornii-g
A “.y i.l.W l,! * ‘I w »»**-*«,
•WSSTfitte'fts
WmloaW«y miimlnK. 11
1 / c - /* v - *-ANK, Jewin', „
(lipping Mllipn.
Port of SnvaimoL JULY 20
No urrrlvals siucu our but.
Cleared.
Steamship Knoxville, Ludlow, New York—Padel-
ford, Fay A Co.
Memoranda.
New York, July 19— Arrived, schr Justice, Saun
ders, Satilsa River, Ga, Josoph Grice, Smith, Jack
sonville; V Morliu, Thbomas, do.
Bostou, July 16—Ar, schrs Abbott Doveraux, Sa
vannah ; I, R Alchorn, do. U1, bark tbits William,
do.
Pauengera.
Per stcatnor Knoxville, for New York—Major A
Porter, Mrs Porter, Miss Hrown, Copt J F Gilmer, G
H May, Mrs Gilmer, 2 children and nurse, Miss M
Richardson, R Zenker, Dr Stanford, CH Osborne,
Mrs Osborne, E Evens, Mrs Evans, Mra Mason und
child, Miss Ayres, G J Uoldeu, W Pond, Miss Point,
Mrs 8uUivan, Mrs V Cope, Miss KSturtuvaiit, Mrs
Sturtevant, W H Stark, Mrs Stark, Miss Stark, J K
Bull, 1 Pock, J Downer, A Aikin, D KHult, F Isip-
bum, .1 Ferry, W 1'lAtson, Sirs I-alaon, P Mnmferd,
Mrs Muinford, JS Shell, H Kennedy, A F Haywood,
A 1-ambort, H Wheler, Miss *tuier, Mrs Duif, Dr u
J Boscvcit, J G Warnor, J UCohen, Mrs Coben, .Mrs
Baulsbury, 2 chiMron uud nurse, KSaulsbury, Miss
Napier, Mrs Chairs, child und nurse, J Fountain, T
Fountain, Miss A Foutduiu, C H Stone,.I 11 llines,
1) M Gugel, 110 Tlieus, Tu Holt, J T Jatm-fon, T A
Napier, W A Jauden, (1 Fountain, Mrs Fountain,
Miss M Fotmtain, Mrs Pond, Mrs Farley, S K Hoi-
lenbeck, 0 F Wells, H Dexter, Mrs Dexter,CM
Holst, W li Fleming, Miss Burliugnuc, Miss Derby,
Miss Phillips G W Dill. J Mclutire, P Schovarz, A
hiidlaw, A Shuleman, 11 T Fountain, J Smilli, aud
30 steerage.
Per steaiuor Kuystouo State, lor Philadelphia- _
Dovhio. N W Morrell, O N Burt, J Jaugsiettur, Geu
Murt-m, T Ridings, D M Dennison, H Morse, W hit-
timore, .1 Bonos, ,1118 Boakcy, K T llowe, J S Ctt-
riilburs, M .1 Reilly, G W Wulthour, W 1. Walllmur,
J Pint her ton, Mis* Monroe, Pref lAiWis, W Butters
by, Mrs II Bussell, J B Barnard uud lady, Dr Wil
liams, Mrs Foster und 2 children, N Wolfe and fam
ily, Col .luukius, R T Muckuy uud family, O Cohen
and lady. J huigworlh, MissCobuii, Miss Levy, J
Howe. Miss V 1) Yorost, Bliss Kate Mortimer, Mrs
A 0 Maurice, 11 TTnmiorman, Mrs Coburn, Master
Coburn. Miss Coburn, Mrs Hurtridge and dangler,
Mrs J llartrifigo. infant audsvt, G W Walllmur. G
T Rodgers and daughter, Mrs Coleman und family,
Rev Mr Ryorsou uud familly C Campbell, Miss Cainj
boll.
S UGAR—66 hints Porto Sugar
4u lihds Muscovado and New Orleans Sugar
lou bt'h Clurilied Sugar
l(i boxes l.«af do, for safe by
__ Jy 17 WEBSTER k PAI.MlvS-
( VOHN MEAL.—176 Hacks ground Ooru J/eiil, for
j sale to arrive. YOUNG k WYATT.
July 10
P URCHASERS will have their goods delivered
free of oxpf-nsiMVith quick dispatch from tho
.-Nivumiuh Grocery and Fruit Depot, corner Brough*
ion and Whitaker streets.
Sat I would call the attention of Fruiters gener
ally t i my well selected stock of Groceries, receiv
ing daily. jo-JM-tf W H FARKI-H.»■■
NoTitK.
O X K moulh-.i all or date, applh-ution will bo made
to llioH-mkof tho Suite of (ieotfiiw, no-tbo pay
ment of tlirrn; twenty dollar bifid of tho Urancb at
Augusta, tbo right hand halves of wtich liavo boon
losi ill tlic mail.
BOSTON k VILLA LONGA.
J.AWIlfclNt'F.’S ROSKNXMliK I1Y-
DilAULlC CEMENT. ! .
HOFFMAN'S ROSENDALE CEMENT.
rfltilv-K two brands of Cement aro manufactured
.L by tbo htwn.-iice Cement Company, and uro
warranted of tho best quality, being used in al
most every department of tho works tinder tho U.
ri. Government, and other important hydraulic
woras. For sale at the office of tho Company, on
the most favorable terms, by
M. W. WOODWARD. Sec’ry,
jy 14—2UI 92 Wall street, Now York
SUNDRIES.
600 bags lair to prime Rio Coffee
£0 do Java, hignuyru, Marncul- tCPSffik
bo and Moclm Colfee UCSjjUB
50 hhds Muscovado Molasses,
ton bbls. New Orleans.Syrup
30 lihds. No v Orleans, Porto Rico and Musco
vado sugar
•100 bills New York Roctfiled Sugurs
50 bbls Crashed uud Powdered ilo
to boxes I.ouf do
loo bbls Lebanon Mills super and oxtra Flour
200 boxes Adamantine,'Spnriu ami Mould Cud
dles
160 do No 1 Pate amt Family soap and Starch
-ftQ balus heavy Gunny Bumtimr
200 colls Western Hump Rope '
2,000 lbs Bagging Twine
50 hhds Clear and 60 do Bibbed Bacon Sides
25 do Shoulders ami Hams
00 bbls Muss aud Priino Pork
10 half hb!s Fulton Market Beef
160 boxes Tobacco, various brands
100 do Black ami Green Tea
600 bags Drop uml Duck Shot
60 kegs mid hulf kegs Hazard's Powder
76 bbls Sugar. Butter tuid Soda Crackers
26 do Pilot Breud
Together with a full assortment of nil other aril-
tides in tlm grocery line, (except liquors,) lit storo
uml for sale on accommodating torm-i by
Jy 11 RODGERS, NORRIS k 00.
F IJJUR.—2-i sacks Extra Family
22 half do do do
80 sucks Super lino, lor sale by
jy8 WILLIAM LYNN, 87 Bay utrost.
Receipt# per Central Railroad.
July 10—18 bulos cotton. 900 sacks 18 blids ba
con uuil nulxif. to I Daranport, Cram*, Wells ft Co, K
t» Abbott, A 11 niiimipion, Williams n lUtelilfe, R B
Hilton Sl Ct», Gariumiy & Champion, J Osmond.
F l.OUU—800 sucks extra und superfine Flour, in
jr— - * - •- ■
store and for salo by
Juuo20
H olland gin.—5 pipe
Gin, to ' '
WKBSTKlt k PALMES.
Mitudur Swan Holland
Jy«
for sate by
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
bANDAUENCY.
T HE uudersigned will, for five dollars per lot,
examine any lands iu tho counties of Appling,
Wuyue, Ware or Colfee, and nqvort to tho owner as
to their present valuo, the prospect for their be
coming more valuable in future, mid whelocr or
not there is being any trespass committed thoroon,
invariably pledging himself to glvo a true and cor
rect ucouuut, for which all roraittaucos will be ox
puclod lu advance.
Ho will also soil and remit whe-n requested, and
os directed, for seven per cent.
Ho will also promptly attend to all professional
business entrusted to his caro.
VERNON C. McLENDON,
my 18 Attoruuy at law, Homnsvilln. on.
P IPliS, WRAPPING P.Vl'1'.H AM) BKUUMS.—6U
boxes PI|ios. 200 reams Wrapping Paper, of all
sixes; 100 dozen Brooms; for safe by
McMAHON As DOYLE,
juuo'29 206 aud 207 Bay stroet.
MBDICAL UOLLEUK OF GEUUU1A.
At'dt'hTA, July 1868.
T HE TWENTY-FITTU Coursu of Lectures iu this
Institution will commence the First Monday in
Monunber next.
FACULTY.
G. M. Nkwtox, m, n., Anatomy.
L. A. Dimiah, m. i)., Hnrgery.
L. P. Garvin, m. n , Materia Medica, Therapeutics
and Medica! Jurisprudence.
J. A. Evk, m. i>., Ubstotrics nud Diseases of Wo
men nud lufauts.
H. V. M. Mlucr, m. n., Physiology and Patholygi-
cal Anatomy.
Ai.kx. \Ucas.i, at. it.. Professor Ot Chemistry.
L. D. Ford, m. n., Inalltuios and Practiim of Medl-
clue.
11. F. Camcbku^ m. n., Surgical, Comparative aud
Microscopic Anatomy.
R. Camcukll, m. n., Demonstrator of Anatomy,
x. U. f-iunu.vs, m. I>.. Assismaut Demonstrator.
Clinical Lectures will bo delivered icgnlurly ut
tho City Hospital, uud untplo opportunities will be
affordud for tho study of Practical Auatmny.
Fees for tho euliro Course $106 00
Matriculation Ticket (to betaken once) 6 oo
For for further particulars, apply to
a A MLIlfil. SlVANJk MaiiHKcra
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$102,000!!
Will be distributed according to Hie following
BRILLIANT fcCUEME I
30,000 IkUMBERS—15,100 PR1ZKSI
SCIIKMK.
1 prize of.,... .$20,000 is..
jlll2—2w
lars, apply to
G. M. NEWTON, Dean.
R OPE.—100 coils Roper lo nrrlvo por schr Alba
JylO PATTEN, HUTTON Ai CO.
M ustard, OA'raup and pepper saijce.—6c
boxes Tiger Mustard; 26 dozen Catsup, 60 do
Pepper Banco, received and fur sale by
MoMAHON-4b-D 0 Y14C r
June29 206 and 207 ltoy street.
H ATS.—100 dozoirplantallon Hats, iu store and
fur safe by
jy«
J. M. FYRE, 94 Bay Ht.
H AldS.—10 casks Teimesaeo Hams, a superior
articlo. Ibr salu by
Jy8 WILLIAM LYNN, 87 Bay street.
JUST HKCBIVKU PBR PLOlUDV.
1 CASE Richardsons guperior Irish Uuons,
Chocked Cambrlcti, Nainsooks, Swiss Muslins
StrlpedSwUs. and Plain Jaconets,
1 case Palm Leaf Fans,
Cotton Fringe aud Wide Trimming Braids;
Grass Cloth, New York mills Shirting,
1 earn Superior Chficos at 6J{ct*,
810 and U-4, Bleached Cotton Sheetings, Ate , Ac,
for sale at tho iowostprlcos, by
DEWITT fc MORGAN.
I ■ ...... 10,001) is
| “ 1,000 is
1 •• 1,000 1s
2 prizes ol 400 are
y •• 220 are
“ SO aro
100 •• 50 are
4 prizes of 200 upp’g to $20,000 prize, ure
4 “ loo “ 10,000 prize, aro
8 “ 60 “ 1,000 prize, aro
8 *• 40 “ 401) prize, aro
8 ** 30 “ 220 prize, arc
40 “ 20 “ 80 prize, aro
..$20,000
.. 10,000
.. 1,000
.. 1,000
800
440
800
6,000
800
400
4C0
300
16,000 of $4 amounting to 60,000
16,190 prizes amounting to $102,00(4
The 16,000 prizes of $4 arc determined by the
number which draws the $20,00.) prize;, if tlm
number should be an odd number, then every odd
number ticket in the scheme will be untitled to $4;
if nu oven numbor, then every even mimhor ticket
in the scheme will bo entitled to $1, lu uddiltonto
auy other prize which the ticket may draw.
Purchasers iu buying an equal quuiillty of odd aud
and oven number tickets, wfil bo cortuln of draw;
ing nomly half tlm cost of tlio same, with chances
of obtaining otnor prizes.
All tlio-m tickets ending with 0,2,4, 0, 8,arc eve*
—all tlmso ending with 1, 3. 6,7,0, are mid.
Remember thut every prizo is drawn, and paya
ble in full without deduction.
All prizos of $1000, mul under, paid immediately
after the drawlug—other prizes nt tho usunltlmo of
thirty day*.
All communications strictly couUdcutinl.
Tho drawn numbers will bo forwnrdod to pur
chasers immediately alter tlm drawing.
Whole Tickets $6—Halves $2.60—Quarters $1.25.
Prizo ticket* cashed or renewed in othur tickuts
at either office.
Orders tor tickets can be addressed oithor to
S. SWAN k Ol)., Atlunta, Ga., or
jy 1G H. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala
40ft A»q«eialtia|D«l cars w| ',| ( .
gers from Millodgevilfe to ami rrom V
itbovu exorcises,
.2
um-uy
JV10-
scu oi n lt!
C. w. I..
A l,K-2/- I.M.auiomer n.«-k All,,,,,, "
received for rate by r 1 J**-|
..i/i® WHANI1)N, J(iH\.stu X ^
5 ;AOON.—50 ilhiiH prune Hn-i.ijYiii'u, '
IHlioul l«r«„|.wt fV,ivial in,'. I, i XV , lM '
. BBHANTux. jijiisS'J
s IIGAH—-20 hli'is choice st ( >,!).-» m,.. .. - •
■ ucivofi and for safe l-y, K ' r • ,l '' 'f
jylt) _ fiCBANlGN, Joiinviox
L AITd anI) OANDLIv- -•j) i.i,|. V.:., ‘
llxarijiid
1ft boxes Allan.amine Oin.i.b, ,,. .
UK) do IfeulHlIfeTallow d> i.'.-i 't 151 .
for sab- by J u "
jylM HORAN ION. JOHNS!, )N - .\
1110 COFFEE—251) bags |>i iim- |jj„c, „
li celVed and Ibr Hafe by ' • j0 »' *•
k I'M
" N„
Jyio
HCRAX’ION, .IOIINs'Jmx t
H AMS.—2U casks choice RUnmo,,. j,'
received uml for s«| j by m
JyU\ SCRANTON .lOHNSTox U()
RUTA IIA(;a Serb,
F lfryn Hoi a Riga, Flat Dmch, - f .
Urge Norfolk Turnip See-L, wurruniii «
growth of 18fi0. JiiHt received uud rJr^nSu. 1
i vI g W- W. UNCOLN
.vjn«r,.
frl'ICE.—.—It. A. Uruwmid aiid k || it.':.’,
nro my duly authorize,I agents d., rj|
scute Irom the Htute. ® •* 11,1
, J* - llllllAI-l.
WASWU TU limit,
A STEADY WOMAN tluit cull .lu the cfJ4 .
WH«mn B anil Iroiiliig .,r a ,„ lni | t “ .
|»y al No corner of Surk an.i ,le!k-r-.n l .ii
or at l-roenmu k Henderson , i-:. ^
jyn
D BNMrttU'.S Family “KI.Ol It—j,, JJg .
grminti, vrurrtuittal m.uin., j,,.. , Ke ®!
ior sale by
Jyi7
J '-I I'-ci-ivi-ti*i,.|
Holcombe, .iornm
* k Co
IJAKhltV FI.OUlt-l(l,i Mils i wimratiVStoE
X) lot. hi,I, Oak ay ,1.., fraal, c taui»l,
tor sale by
Jy 17 _ HUI.COMBE, JlHJXaOJi .v cm
W “* U1HKY, R U M AN it BRA N1) V—76 bid* v <
xxx mid xxxx Whisky, 50 do itum '
26 % ca.-,ks liraudy, 26 bids do
lfer.elvud and for sale by
Jyl? McMAHOXjk JKiYLE.
320 QUGAlt, COFFEE AND TKA-26ldI ( ni&
240 O do and Now Orleans Sugar u
GO bbls A. 11 and C do
160 sucks Rio Colfee. 60 mats Java«(.»
26 boxes 1'iush ground Colfee
75 chests Oolong, Hyson, &c. Tea
Received and for sulo by
Jyn moMaiiun * novu:
In m>\
M atches.
boxes, 160 boxes Mustard
200 boxes Adamantine, Hydraulic au-lMM.HL
Candles, received and for Sale by
_Jyn McMahon k ihjyll
r Ui hams—smoked Tongues und J-mokoti fiVtj
received per hUuuier Knoxville, ana lor**i. li
Mi J- !)..!« 1
liAMihH, \c.—10 boxes Nassau Lwiioiu as/,
OrungcM, received ju*r .-trainer, and tor . a \.
•Jyn- J. 1) Jh-q:"
B l’TTKU—A small lot of Cnun-o tfoslic-n Ituttir
received porsteuuior Knoxville, audl6r>ai-
Jyn -i. fi. JKvh.
THE HAVANA PLAN.
More Prizes than Blanks.
l,7fi7 PUlZlis • * !
$11^,000.
Only 15,000 N niubura 111
Jasper County Academy
LOTTERY,
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
CLASS P.
To lm drawn August I6tti, 1856, ul Coueort Hull,
Macon, Ga., under tlm sworn superlutondeuco of
Col. James M. l.ogan and James A. Nisbct, Esq.
Patrons will jiletiso examine this Scheme careful
ly, compare it with any other, and if it is not tho
best over olfertul. and the chances to obtain cupl-
t ils far better, don’t purehmo tickets.
V A A1TAL* $15,000.
I Prize of $lo,(hjl) in $15,000
1 “ 3,000 Is 3,000
1 “ 2,000 is 2,000
4 “ 1,000 mo 4,000
10 “ 500 are 5,000
50 “ 100 are 5,000
2D Approxiin’s of $50 to $15|(fi0 prize are $l,coo
60 “ 25 to 3,1100 “ are 1,260
60 20 to 2,1)00 “ are 1,000
SO “ of $12W to each of tho capitals
of $1,000 aro 1.000
7600 prizes of 8,'s are 63,760
7707 prizes amounting to $102,000
Tickets $10, Halves $5. quarters $2 60.
Prizes payable without dedm tiou.
The 7,600 prizes of $8'.4 are determined by the
number which draws the $15,000; if tiiat number
should bo an odd tftnnber, limn every odd number
ticket iu tlm scheme will been!itlod$8 50; if au
even number, then every even number ticket will
lm entitled to $8 60, in addition to any other prize
whieh may be drawn.
Pur cl i-isers buying an equal quuutit.v of odd and
even number tickets willl be certain of drawing
nearly one lmlf the co»t of tlm sumo,, with chances
of obtaining other prizes.
Ail those tickets ending with 0, 2, 4, 6,8, are
even; ull those ending willl 1,3, 5, 7,9, are odd.
Persons sending money by null need not fear its
Indng lost. Orders particularly attended to. Com-
mnuicntUms confidential. Bank notes of sound
bunks taken at par.
Those wishing particular uumbors should order
Immediately.
Address, JAMES F. WINTER,
jyRl Manager, Macon, Ga.
9i5,0() HldAVAKD,
J 710R proof to convict any white person harbor-
. ing my Apprentice Bey NED, a Hue looking
mulatto buy about 13 years old, who ran away the
uftiTimiK ti of the 27th of June. $15,00 will he
paid iu any*persou for proof to convict any colored
person harboring him, or five dollars will bo paid
• u Ids dolivi ry to me.
Juno 2 J. M HAYWOOD.
LAND AGISNCY-Ihuiiiwlck, Gn.
EDWIN M. MOORE
( \FFERS his services to the public In tho pur-
V„" clmso and sale of lands in tho counries ot
Olyun, Wayne, Camtleu, Charlton, Appling, Ware,
Oolfeo, Olinch, Liwndcs and Thomas. Particular
attention given to locating, purchasing and selling of
town lota iu tbo town of ^Baunawick,
REFKRKNOm:
Dr RCollins, Macon; Dr B M Corglle, Bronawiok'
Thomus H Hardon, Sxvaunah; Hon James L Bewi
rd, ThoinasviUe.
BACON,
F OR sulo, to arrive 14 lihds dour Sides, 14 hbds
Shoulders, Prime Tcnucasoc, by
Julylo—Ct*WAY A TAYLOR..
5 kegs•
Jyt7
-xtra Smlthlleld Luril, fur .-ale by
Webster k palms.
RACHAEL AND THE NKW WORLD.
A Trip to tlm United States und Cuba, translated
from tho French by Loon Bouuvallet.
Walker’s Expedition to Nicaragua and History o
tho Central American War, with a map.
The Modern t-fory TcIP-r. or (he best stories of the
bust authors, now llral collected.
Freeman Hart’s Worth aud Wealth, or Maxims,
Morals uml Miscellanies for mercants, uew supply.
Tlm Attack cm Pain Slick lu England.
Carpenter on tlm Mic roscope, amt Its rovolatious,
with upwards of 400engravings.
Wharton aud Stille on Medical Jurisprudence.
'Iho Foul pi Hunters, by Cupt Mayne Kocd.
The Grey Buy Mare and oilier luminary sketch
es, with Illustrations.
Clara, or Slave Life in Europe, with nu introduc
tion. by Sir Archibald Alison.
Western Africa, by Rev J I. Wilson; JohnUuUlux,
Gentlemen.
Jy3_ _ W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
TjY XTRA Chofco Goshen Butter, afresh supply,
Fipcr stonmor Knoxville, (or sale by
J. I). JESSE.
Jx 3 . _
A liBANY^XLE,—26 bbls. Albany Block Ale,iual
received, and fur safe by
Junel SCRANTON. JOHNSTON k CO.
OAhL^raAftuBnBu^lPKfe, AMmnP
types mid Photography.
V. M. CARY
W OULD respectfully give notice that his
rooms are now opeu for tho scaueu, aud rea-
uy tor the roccptlou of visitors.
By tho Amhkotyi’K process persons may now have
tbolr ublldron’s pictures lukon. in almost any posi
tion they may choose, lu from 1 to 3 secodds sutlug.
By the PitnT.KiHAmc process old Daguorreotyiws
cun be transferred to pa|*or, bonutifully enfered and
oulsrued to life. r oot 22
TEMON SVItl’P—161) boxes, received tad for
J safe by
Jyn
Mc MAHON k DOYLE.
COMMODORE PEJiHl.
■f^XPElilllON to tho Chllia Seas uud .la; an uud«!
Jjj the coiuiuund of Commodore 1 erry, |.iiblUbed
uy tho Rev Dr L Hawks, with nunicinus i»l|ium-
tious
Tho Murtius of Cro Martin, toy Charles l.tur.
Paul Ter roll, u tale by the aidlu-i «.f IX Uc.<
by V.
Helen Lincoln, u laic by Carrie I'arpon.
A New Chapter on the Early Lite el Wasbiinu.-
by John Pick ell.
tieruiit the Lion IvliU-r; liigta n< t F\Ue;S|<i t C-
spertiug 'lour; Duisy t bain; Ciuia ci rite is Du op
Rogers’ Table ’talk; Lfie rketclio.*-, by Mt> litumti.
Dwight’s dimly i f art; Cham.vl and the tin oat
War; Tauglvtou Lottciy; MiuepiiciicciIhttu-iD:iu
Old Vicuruge; Miss Cheseboro’s ITddy slut Kit. Ac
J.vl7 W. '1IIORNK WIII.bill)
K i-a hi V i-.D per steamer Kuc xvffie t
Ladies Elastic Dell', Hack and t-olou-il
Do Nett 3Lts, all qimiities. ARn,
Gents blown Knglisli boll' Dose
Do Silk uml lisle Gov os, for rale by
Jyl7 I .A I ISON «l ; lltHikILv
L UCOMU11VK M-.tiii.l->—A liti tlu-i M.|l»Iy olUrt
celebrated laicotuoiive Ncech's, JiiM rmii--
md for sale by
Jyi7
LADSdN \ ROOKIE
B acon and HAMS.—6(i lihds vrimu lliblH-i
Sides. ID do do rhoul.lors
15 casks choice sugar cured il.tiii-, list new-
ed by jyl7 WEBSiKlt k I’AlMt-
TO JHAS'fKlt BUiLUEBS AM) CO.V
TRACTORS.
P RuPoSAriS for erecting u Masonic 1 lull iorn-*
men’s laiilge No. 1, will be received utinyrt
Dots until tlm first Monday iu August m-M.
Jyfi—3w JOHN S. BOWEN, Arrlulitt
H ALIA- SUl'KKlOit SlJJi UMBi!M.b i Vc-.\«>i
uf -S, 30, 32, 24 uud 30 inch Silk Uni’-nils.
aeceivud uud for sule by
JuueU LADSON k RUiiU-
WOOD AND LUMUElt.
A LL lrinds of Wood, Boards, Planks, Ju>:
Timber, .Shingles, I.igUt-wmnl, Posts, liutKi
Laths aud Pullings, for sale, al wholesale ami nu
low for cash, ou tlm uew wharf recently uiviC;
jho Lumber Yard ol Holinrt A. Allen ,V Co
WDir 12—I v'V M. .1 b. Mfll'l.l' 1 '
H AY—3UU hales
urrlvo
Jyio
very curelully stlerlcd, lm
PATTEN, Hl'TION .VO
YUd'l' Rl-X'hiv kH per steamer Alabaniu :
O Extra choice Table Butter
Fulum Market Beef
Pickled Beef ‘fougs
BARRON’S Family Grocery St»i-*.
Jyio Corner Whitaker andCliuiiiyiin
WAI*.'"HUUtiMd,"LAUD ’aNiV m.f K-Vo !««• |
5 No 1 Soap, fij Pule do, 75 do Family do
100 dozen Brot ins. f.l) kegs Lard
100 boxes Fig Blue, received and for .-Mo l»J
McMAHON a- HOYF.
jylO 206 aud 207 lb) J
I |M.(
1 Flour, Just received aud for sule by
jyP RUSK. DAVIS .V icM-
t t.t.Moav't.—ut) UuACs Beatieli’s O'tf 'faln-w C**-
> tiles, HO do do 8’s do do, landing ami t«*riw
by .iyK sCRANTON. ,HHIX»H»N fcfr
J3AGGING ltOi'K, Am.—"6 bales Pagglng
J3 200 coil - Western Hope
2.000 Bis Twine, for sale by
JyO ROD(iE!>, Ni_dU.ri a} 1 '
X jM.iiUK.--iiiU sacks Palace Mills Clour, Ml*"*
. 160 sacks Knoxville ,l0
00 do Lenoir’s «fe ,M 1 "
60 bbls Nashville Jo "*
25 tlo do >fe.
For rale few by .......
JyO PATTEN. HlTlttN ^
K AKI’hU FciK JULY.—Harper’s New
Magazine, fur July, received and rirsaw* i
WARNUl’K k DAM?,
JunolS If.;* Congress?!rfi 1 .
li'Ul.-ro.N MA1IKBT IIKKC.—to Half WJ
Fulton Market Beef, and 10 dodo lor* 1 -
""BflT jjuwl
D aiv-ft GOODS.—A large and
cu.ored Dress Silks, Bareges, Tis9Ue |;f n ^ «
C’nmlirlvs, French Muslins, lb ihlanU nud inu - .
well as a largo assortment of White
Plaid mid Plain Swiss, orgaudlcs, inr.tt -n.» M
Nansuuk, Cambric auu .li
June 20
,ue», mi•'•—■..11
el Muslin,
AIKIN *
OK BBLS. J. Taylor jTSoil’s S'**
40 s.lo b, McMAHON A UJl >-
jtll ' m... -;()Ui am*- -'.Ja.
S ILLS, Laces, ISiuluiiicIcnos, JV 1111 -',!’,. '
mitt, ta.,jcsiuciog •
ni.r21 Cop. Oonarcss nn.l NVLitAKer I
JUTASII—10 rasps BiTUlW l-otasii, in WJS
for family use; 10 casks Potash, Ju<l r
and tor fale by %tl0 ,... n:i
jyll ROlKiKKS. NiMpIW
M ustakii, tei-ioo Hews Mosttrt; ;J5 W
pure l-dnicr, too <lo surch! rscs
sale bv McMAHON A WIVLK ,
JunctO »<><l ,«i, 1
B iftliiN aNDToKK—60Ulursivsrel'l«. I
Ribbed do, 10 casks Hums I
• - Oils Mo«
jyo jf itODGKRS. XOHH18
kY—23bales prime Eastern ii^y7tus ,orC
oaWjtffiJS
Jyl2 utniittv;— —nTTii 1 - B
IASTKK—«u Mils CalclnoiiTiftstpr. In s" 1 ■
&T 1 * 1 * *>m,*2S*r* : I
T AMI’ OIL, VINUIAK, •"-••"-’“‘/nTlS''
.Vi- 22*72 (W'l^,,
80 do
20 do
it cuiufiea
l-20.bbriSolarUm|)Ull, \0
60 boxoTBCJidelPs .-wip, l .' . D . j \ n 1
““ Colgate's FanifiT ^ l0 *“
Grnuud Colfee
20 do Judge’s puro Sperm t f
100 do Cti.H-olute, I
20 do Y’east Powders, 10 taro*- ,uv I
60 dox 2 and 3 hooped Pails
60 do* 2 and 3 ply Brooms
50 tloz cot lou and mauffio corm
60 do* Scrub Brushes, assorieu
20 doz painted and cedur tuui-
60 gross wood mutches AU j j4ub
20 casks Byass’ louden
100 reams assorted W roppfek 1 •J ‘„| 0 t.y
6 kegs choice Goshen ^ym JpcuNM 1 ^
Jyl2 corner Broughton iufe iJI ,(u