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VOL. XXXVIII [OLD SERIES.] SAVANNAH, (GA.j FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1856. NO. 12042. WMltMAN & JOURNAL (mbscrlpllon Price* of Savannah Paper* iqr common understanding, Ola proprietor.! end puUDhor* ol tbo three papers Usuod in 8av*nn*h| fcavo adopted the following unlf rm ratos if sub scription, to take olToct this day: Pally Paper, per annum, In advauoe. $u oo Tri*Weekly “ “ 4 00 Weekly, nmglo copy, in advance a 00 Weekly, live coplos, to one addrcN 8 oo Weekly, eight “ " “ .. 10 00 Weekly, twi “ “ “ 12 oo Weekly, twenty “ “ “ 20 00 When wt pild within one month from llio limn af *uli*orli>uig the cltargo I'or the lully wiU bo icrut dollars, atw for the Trt•Weekly,/lie. The \V*w*ty will bo aout only to tlmao who pay lu advance. The paper will Invariably be dUcnntlnod upon Uiu expiratiou or tha tlmo for wliloli It tin* boon paid. l'Uo above rates to take effect from nod after tide !at« ALEXANDER k SNEED, ltcimblican, It. !1. HILTON Ac CO., Georiiia* ,t Journal, THOMPSON It WITHINGTON, A’cim. *'J V.llitiitli, July 1, 1830. FROM rESTERDA T AFTERNOON'S EDITION. tstst yjsxaM&gLajpja Iowa E action. Washington, August 7.—Davis, Black lie. publican candidate U reported to be elected to Congress from Iowa. {At tho election in Iowa last Tear for state officers, the Republicans were successful by about 4000 majorityG. & J.] For Governor. The Douocrats of Now Jersey have nomi nated William C. Alexander, for Governor. Merchants 1 and Planters’ Bank.—We neglected yesterday to call public attention to the 4 per. cent, dividend declared by this Insti tution, as tho result of its find six month’s operations. This speaks well for its manage ment and confirms the opinion which wo have hitherto held, that it Is destined to be one of the most profitable financial institutions of the city, while contributing largely to her business facilities. Kentucky Election. The election in Ken tucky last Monday was for for four judges and for Couuty offices. Tho returns so far re ceived look well for the Democracy. Ituehanait and Fillmore In Pnnnayl* ▼aula. The Easton Argue publishes a list of sixty Pennsylvania papers printed in English and twenty two iu German, which nil go for Bu chanan. A pretty fair offoet to the 41 papers claimed for Fremont and th 4 engaged In the advoacecy or Mr. Fillmore. Tho 32 Gorman papers for Buchanan, suggest a tolerably satisfactory answer to the question. “ How will tho Ger mans vote.” “Southern" Editorial Courtesy.” The Now York Timet, edited by Lieut. Gov ernor Raymond, sneeringly refers to a late per «inal controversy between tho Richmond Ac quirer and the Richmond Whig, under the above caption. Tho language of tho two edi tors was, certainly, insulting—and for it one has called the other to an account. Yet wo believe it was not severer than that .in which Horace Grcely of the New York Tribune spoke of Ray. mend of the Times, ns “thejlittle villain.” Nor have wo ever learned that Grcely was culled to answer for it—though Raymond make3 consid. erablo protentlons to chivalry. Indeed it would doubtless liavo been useless, ns Grcely would assuredly have skulked behind his non-roslst- ence principles. The same model of decorum, (Groely,) If we recollect rightly, complimented, on ono occa sion, William Cullen Bryant, editor of the Pott, in these choice terms: "You lit villain! You lit!” Tho difference between Southern aud Nor thern editorial courtesy is this: no Southern editor u*c3 such language towards another as that quoted above without holding himself in readiness to give saturation, when demanded; while beyond Mason and Dixon, editors of lie Black Republican stripe (at least) throw at y amount of billingsgate, and when called to oo count laugh at the idea of being held personal ly responible. If not permitted to escape the cowhide, they of course turn an hornet penny out of the flogging by a suit for damage;—all the while shrieking ovor the outrage done to the liberty o." the press. BcaLINoame.- -A letter from Washington dated August 2nd, says s From wlmt I learn, I am satisfied Mr. Bur- ling mu’* return to Washington is uuxiously looked lor. He left immediately after the ap pearance of his card. The storm cloud is still abroad. Speech of Hon. Rloltnrd. It. (Hark. Our readers will.llnd iu other columns of our Issue to-day, the concluding portion of an Ora- tiou delivered In thin city by Cot. Richard II. Clark, upon tho 4th of July last. Tiieso ex tracts aro now published at the request of many gcutlemeu who heard tho address delivered, mid who havo desired that thoy should go be fore the public iu thoir present form. The re marks of Col Clark seem to us admirably np* propriato to tho times. A truo devotion to the South pervades every liuo j it may bo said brief ly that it contaius nothing which the most nrduut Slates Rights man will not upprove, and noth* tug which tho most devoted lover of the Unlou can coudemu. We need nut say that the speech is well worthy of perusal. Col. Clurk’s reputation renders such a voucher from us en tirely superfluous.—ilfacon Telegraph. Tho fo.'lowing is the conclusion of Mr. Clara's cxceltcnt addresst Georgia has ever been nblo to boast a host of statesmen of every political shade, who have louked to her glory aa the durliug object of their humuu nmbitiou. tiucti a State pride maui fests uo want of a due regard for national fame. It may bo asserted as a political truth thin if every State will prove true to her sov ereign obligations, the Federal Government as a legitimate result, will move on steadily aud successfully with nothing to mar tho liarmouy of its beautiful machinery. A reaching alter lutioual honors as or pri mary importance, is iucouhistcul with tho well balanced power of Government—it is a materi al aid to consolidation—its tendency is to cen tralize und strengthen tho Federal Government beyond its constitutional right—it muuuiuc- tuies by hutulrods apologists for unwarrantable nssumptiouof power—ills coutiuually trans forming the creature into the creator, the ser- raut into tho muster. When you fina a states man who has learned his first lessons in State Rights, you will Uud ono who will uiuko the beat i.utioual politician, und the airiest Presi dent of the Uuited Stutcs^Ou tho coutrury.oue who lias learned Ids tiret and lust lessou over u bowl of Federal pap, is apt to bo so overpower ed with the gigantic proportions of the Fed eral Government, that he cunuot respect the humbler pretensions of a sovereign State. It is a high uud noble ambition to desire to be useful in national positions of houor aud trust, but a national reputatiou is without a safe foun dation unless baaed upon a full appreciation of tbo sacred rights or tho States, uud a con tinued reliance upon the people of the same, who mould politicians for tue public service. Bucli men were our Jacksons, our Crawfords, our Forsyths, aud our Troups, tuid among his oolemuoraries, the last was said to lie “the noblest Roman of them allbut a few days since he passed from tlmo luto eternity— “And Raving on earth uo blot on hi i name, Liked print Hy to Hoavcu from the death-bed of time.” lie represented a class of men aud statesmen of whom but few are left, aud iu a short time all his co-werkers must sleep with him “tho sleep that knows no waking.” His old antagonist, John Clark, made of tho same stern materials, and the sumo patriotic heart, hud long before him paid tho debt of nature, and ho lived to seo perhaps the ablest derender of his administration, Judge Berrien, descend to the tomb just before him. Tho history of Georgia’s favorite son is re freshed iu our memories by the daugera of the present times, hut may we nor our children sur vive to teo tiro day when patriotism will com pel us to say aud act as ho once suid: “We have exhausted the urgument, let us stand by our arms.” May wo never have enemies in thp Union to whom honor will dictate his tender tb his country’s foes, of “stout hearts and sharp swordsrather let'pcnco, the Constitution and tho Uuion always prevail, aud tho whole couu- try always feel as he felt when he saluted Lu- foyettc with the toast— “A uniou of all hearts v to>wclcomo tho na tion's guest, a union of nujiwdi to promote Npw Cotton—Two bales of new Cotlon was rertivtid in till, place last week, by Mentis. Brown it Onrmichael, the tbit on Friday, the l.t ot August, Tram tlm plantation of J. B. Olurk, Bin., on Hint B,Ter, In Sumter county tbo second on Saturday, the 2nd last., from the plantation of Capt. U. M. Hubert., of D iiijrlicr- ty county. They classed fair. Tho And was sola for 13 1-2 cents, In consequence of its be ing the first in market. The other was sold at It ceuts, U. L. Johnson being the purchaser in both instances. This iu the second year in succession that Sumter couuty has outstripped, her neighbors. Tho planters of South Western Georgia have everything to encourage them just now. Crons are generally lino when compared with other section*. Produce is bringing high prices, while Rail Roads from almost every direction are establishing markets for the Planter. With lauds, the most fertile iu Georgia, it is no won der tlmt they ure so eagerly sought ufter by tnoio having exhausted their bills in the inte rior. Tlm o cheers for Sumter county.—Amer- icu3 R-pubi;c.in,(ith inti. Macon & Western Rail Road.—At the depot of this Road, every thing has u lively business appearance. The vust number of frairiit cws, lOuiiugaad arriving and depart- parting, indicate a prosperous state of ufftirs with that Ruud. Nono of us who do busiue.-s on this side of the Road, can, without difficulty get over to the Bauk to deposit or to pay, such is the rush of Irclghl trains over tho road, Irom - morning till night. It reminds one forcibly of Broadway in New York, and the Omnibuses, where, to avoid being run over by tho latter, one is obliged to wait sometimes an hour ere he can cross that “jammed up” street. We are pleated however, to see this’indication of a pro 'porous business seusou. Our remarks will apply also to tho LuOrungo, Georgia aud State ltoa-is—all of whom appear to bo doing a line baalnpss.—Atlanta Examdintr 5th imt. Return of a Fugitive Slave by the Cap tain of a British Ship.—Tho Wnsacola, Fla Gazette, of the 20th ult., records tho the follow- wing : The Britisli ship Sarah, Capt. Alfred J. Mar tin, wliloli wus tewed to sea on Sunday laHt by tho steamer Cuba, returned ou Tuesday hist, and made signal for u pilot. Upon tho pilot boarding the ship, tho Captain delivered to him a slave which ho fouud concealed on board. This wo consider noble and praiseworthy con duct on tho part of tho Captain, and we wish wc could aay as much for sumo of our Northern taptai/w who have visited this port. Home tiuio us comn<ul tof tho Imperial family. According to one version, tho Council rendered no decision; sccurdiug to auothcr, the preten sions of tho children oflhu l'riuco Jeromo were disallowed; und that ut tho tcrmluntiou of tbo cuutest, tho Emperor, discontented, liud recom mended the Prince Napoleon to travel. Tho moral of this family salt ia, that if the grand son of Miss Patterson has grounds for retaining iris unmo of Bonaparte, which fo his glory as well us the houor of his grandmother, he did wrong to leuvo America, where his right to this name wouhf not htivc boon questioned. Washington, Aug. 3. The Senate Kansas Bill and the Sherman Proviso—Neither Likely to Become Luto —The Republicant Afraid of Retpontibility in Infringing the Rights if Co-ordinate Branches of the Government—Dungei't of Centralization-Senator Pcurce'e Letter— Pacific Railroad BiU,fyc. There Is no prospect of tho Scuato Kansas bill passing tuo douse; neither will tnu Saermau amendment be insisted upon by tne House as a rider to uuy of tue regular appro priation bills. Tho Ueuate would quiet Kausas uud country, uud thereby destroy tho only is sue lult to.tuo Republicans with whicU to go before tho people and appeal to their pa&floua; while the Sherman amendment, iu tiio shape ol a rider tea regular appropriation bill, is a glurlug attempt at eeutrulizutiuu, by tuo House usurptug tbo pow^r of the co-ordiuato branch of tho Legislature Every step uu the road to centralization ap proaches despotism—the mammoth grave which, thus far, lias swallowed up every European republic, it fo quite immaterial for practical purposes whether despotism is ix cruised by a body of men such us :ormeil tho Mountain party iu tho French National Con vention or whuthur tho reign of terror proceed from a single despot. Tue latter returns, even in the worst coso tin individual responsibility which fo divided and comparatively small wijh the members of uu association. Tho rofluul of tho supplies, unless the will of the House bo doue, is nut a democratic remedy analogous to thut lei tof the British House of Commune, uguinst an immutable crown wnich oauuot bo readied, and an heriddary aristocra cy whose claims os a branch of the legislature ure based ou feudul rights or usages. Both branches of our legislature aud tho President himself ure elective, though tho modo of elec tion insures in overy legislative act tho occur rence of a popular majority with the majority of sovereign States. In this consists the con servative feature to our system, aud every at tempt to subvert or destroy it fo revolutionary, and uu act of reasuu to the coulcderucy. There if more danger of the Union boing de stroyed here in Congress, than by the quiet, peaceful and patriotic voters of the country. Senator Peace’s letter, glviug his reasons for supporting Mr. Buchanan for the Presidency, was published In yesterday’s Intelligencer, and read with advldity. It is a calm, statesmanlike, philosophical document, couched in forcible uud substantial English, snowing throughout that the author has not exhausted his subject, but is armed for a battle should his »ositiou be as sailed. Tho Paciflo Railroad bill will again he tried in the House to-morrow. Three routes—a nor thern, southern and middle route—aro propos ed, and nothing asked but a grant ot land to stimulate the enterprise. How much better it would bo all round, if men were to commence digging and shoveling aud doing something useful, instead of wasting their moral and in tellectual energies on t ,( e best mode of produc ing happiness among negroes. Charity begins at noma. X. the nation’s prosperity.” Cikou8 Manager Stabbed.—We learn from the Greensborongh,(N.C.) Times, that Mr. W. C. Mamtban, manager of the Crescent Circus, was stabbed between the ninth and tenth ribs, on Monday night last. Tho affair trauBpircd in the street while the company were exhibiting iu that place. It being quite dark, the person thatiuflictcd the wound made his escape; but strong suspicions rest upon a mun in tho neigh borhood. 1 was finally seized by tho police by the Era- isa’ orders, '.laced on board a British steam- Tub Case op the French Countess ... New York*—'tbo arrest of Madamo Rondeau in New York ou the charge of smuggling, wus mentioned yesterday. The New York Post 1ms tho following in regard to her: Madame Rondeau wus born in Paris some 36 or 40 years ago, und when youug is supposed to havo been very beautiful. She was a woman of fashion, aud claims to have moved in tho highest society. At au early age she paid a visit to tho Court of Spain, and has received largo sums of money from the Spanish govern ment either as indemnification for un indignity then offered her by a Spanish prince, or as a compensation for services rendered. She also visited Russia, where she moved in high life, aud "* ” «• — - press’ er and sent to Landou. After a short *r jouru in England sho caroo to America uuder the protection of a wealthy Now Orleans cotton broker,visited Bouton, Now Yoik, Niagara Fulls, Cincinnati. New Orleans and Havana. From the latter city she returned tp Paris via New York. Her next adventure was to the East Indies, where sho travelled ex- ten -lively, visited many places far iuland, and residing for a time at Butavfo, Calcutta, und other large cities. At Calcutta she formed the acquaintance of aC'oi. Goodwin, an officer iu tho British East India (Jumpuny'o service, and it was through his influence that she was induced tomako this, her second visit to this country. Tbo ucizuro of the Lafarge House woe mado by officers Godfrey, Hubhell uud Raker, who went to the hotel with a search warrant. Mad* ame at first stoutly denied having more bag gage than tho four nr five trunks in her room, but finally confessed tbut the forty boxes seiz ed, which were stored iu another apartment, were her property. Tne officeiB havo the most minute information of all her pinin', and ure satisfied that it ia a clear case of smuggling; aud that if a prose cution was pressed, sho would be subjected to iluo und imprisonment. Our reporter visited Madame R. ut her room this forenoon, accompanied by an intelligent young Frenchman as interpreter. Madame is a healthy looking Frenchwoman, slightly past tho prime of lifo, but retaining traces of her youthful beauty, and exhibits a vigorous, san guine temperament. Sho declined to make a full statement of her troubles at present, prom ising a thrilling narrative hereafter; but pro ceeded witb^reat volubility and Indignant man ner to descant on the wrongs inflicted upon her on shipboard and by tho custom house officers. She asserts that herself, her femme de chamber, and her two pots, a moukey aud u poodio, were treated with great cruelty and indignity, that two attempts were made to potaou her, ns she believes, und that the priest (Rev. Mr. Synder ) persecuted her because sho was a Catholic. Mormon P. Humphrey, second engineer of the steamship Grauuda, has been arrested at The Boston Post has credit for the last liquid remedy for baldness, ns follows: “Ure brandy externally until the hair grows, and then take it internally to cliuch the roots.” Taxis in St. Louis—It appears by the as- sesmeutot property Just made iu StLoouis that toxatiou fo pretty steep in that city, being two dollars and sixty cents ou one hundred dol lars. Bottle Batteribp.—Galimani’s Mesuonger, In its summary of news from the Crimp*, to the 20th ultimo, Hays The Englfoh soldiers, in order to occupy their leisure time, hud con structed on the heights of Inkermann^uu im meii60 battery with 20,000 bottles. It ha*bcen christened Lord Cirdijau’s Black Bittle Battery..’ It fo said that tho Rossiaus intend to build a similar oue opposite.” Heavy Damagcs—John Vaughan has re covered $10,000 damages from tho New York Central Railroad for personal ipjurios sustained during a coliission,said to have been caused by the negligence of an agent of the company* Tee Canadian Senate—The Can'd an Legislative Couucil (Senate) elective tiilll huv- Ing received tho sanction of Queen Victoria, forty-eight members will be added to the apeer house of the Canadian Parliament. Of this iramber 12 are to bo elected every two years and will hold their seats tor eight years. The iresent members who hold their reats by vir« uo of warrant are permitted to retain them for life. A Uieat op a Proverb.—Wo beg to Htato tlmt tho proverb “Lightly como, lightly go,” does not apply to tho gout, uor to one’s mother m-Iaw, nor to the rheumatism, nor to freckles, nor ton light sovereign; for all these plague* come lightly enough, mid yet there fo the greatest difficulty sometimes m gottiug thorn to The American Bonaparte* We read iu tho Paris corresnondeuce of tho Courricr desEtats Unit, of July 17— Apropos of Americans, 1 must tell you a word ubout tiro interesting question of the B Hiupartc Paterson of Baltimore, which haB been recently discussed in the midst of the Imperial Family of France. Princo Napolcou und tho Pt-iuco*} Mathilda ono day observed to the Priuce, their father, that the son bom of the first marriage with Miss Patterson ought not to bo allowed to bear his name, slnco this marri age, contracted with the consent of Napoleon 1., was broken by him, and it could uot bo re garded as legitimate without ailbctiug the legiti macy of tho second union with tho Princess of Wiirtcmburg, their mother. This is tho why the Holy See refused ».t the tlmo to unnull tho marriuge of tho Priuce Je romo and Miss Patterson, and this obstinate re fusal of Pius VII., was the origlual cause of his difficulty with Napoleon I. But the legisla tion of tho French Empire having authorized tho divorce, tho marriuge of Princo Jerome with tho Princess Cutheiino of Wurtemburg has nn incontestiblo legal aud civil voluo. However it may bo, negotiations were entered into with tho young Bouiipmt-PuUorsou, now lloutenunt of dragoous iu tue French Army, to iuducc him to renounce tho first purl of bis name. Ho was offered a rich compensation. But be answered there wan no compensation that ho valued in comparison with ttie name or Uonaparto nud this ^obld reply lucrcased the Emperor's sympathies for the young man. Priuce J:roiuo uud the prince**, iiis children, having persisted in their claim, tho affair was referred ton privuto Council Instituted by Nupoleon., Ill ut tho time of tbo difficulties betweeu tne Princess Do Cassinu aud tier hus band, whom Pius IX. refused to divorce. Tiio cause of Bonnpgrt*Patterson was dofeuded by M. Bcrryor, tho oholco of whom enusod uutoufohmeut, as he wasan advocato known for New Orleans for the murder of Patrick Lacy, at sea, ou the 23d ultimo, on the trip to New York. Honorable J. J. Perry. Representative in Con ;ress from the second district iu Maine bus pub- ished a letter to hfo constituents declining a re election. Ready-uade Clothing.—Tho value of tho rcady.mude garments sold by wholerale iu tbo city or New York in 1853 reached nearly to $2o,000,000, including meu’s uud boys’. The amount sold in the same manner in 1841 was only $2,500,000. The average earning* of females in sewing on this work fo calculated to be about $450 per week. Stopping the Wheels op Government.— So the Fillmore Kuow Nothings and Black Re publicans in the House have resolved to make a stand ou restoring tho Missouri Line, or mean to defeat the passage of the regular appropria tion bills necessary to carry on the Government Mr. Dunn, Mr. Fillmore’s right power in that body, and the head of his electoral ticket in Indiana, declared in a speech the other day, hfo determination to vote against ull appropria tions that did not contain an amendment tack ed on to them repealing the non-intorventiou feature of tho Nebraska-Kausas bill. Mean while Mr. Haven, the law partner and bosom friend of the “Model President,” sat by glee fully rubbing his hands und endorsing Duuu. Tho Senate, of course, will staud firm, and then lot us see if these spirits have tho temeri ty to dare consummate this scctioual outrage. We invito the attention of Southern Fillmore- itesto this additional proof of tho entire eound• lieu of their Northern allies.—Petersburg Democrat. Cutmiimil M'lligciiiT. Docroaso. 493 181 lucressw. 10,700 8nvminali Market* August 7. COTTON.—No transaction* roporiod lu tills imlulo this (brbuomi. MACON, Atiguvt l.—Cotton—Tlioro arc lew hsIo* making. Recoiia- el' Cotton lu Macon, for ihunuu&ou, to Aug. 1, 1830. Halos, Meek 1st Aug., 1855 ....1,631 “ “ “ lt6 I,0o3 Hccelvod iu Jui>, 1866 244 “ *• 1850 .112 Total Itcu'i.U to Aug 1, 1860.73,02(1 •• *• J 865.67,(01 Receipts by M»e< u and Wcvtu. u Railroau for tiio H0.if.oa .o August 1, 1860—52,110 buius. i y sfoutbwtMieru RuliroaU to J ly of which 608 M'cio iioiu Coiuuibus uud 287 i»uui Americas. Total icu>h<t.i ibis ouA'Oti 167,0-'U bales. NEW ORLEANS, Aug 2.—Cofro.v.—Tiio iluiltauit has t'cuu couUucii to (wo or throo buyers, who have taken about 450 bales ut n.'cvfoU' rates: Ulterior j MMullug....10>,fa)l()^ Ordinary 8;* (aj 0 | UuutiMm'lingil Uubuunl.... 7>afev OJj | .'Ikl’g i*uir..JZ uo ~ tiuoJ Mid.... 10 (tfiojj I Fair — (d) — erAtkMiwr or lorrox. shuck on lmnd 1st seiilumbur, 1856 bales 38,201 Received since J,76tl,tk/J Uuuulvcil tu*duy, ... LU "l",7uiuJa ... 1,763,852 .... 00—1,783,002 Exported to date.. ... Exported lo day. Stock on build mil cleared.,.,.. iO.Ud tcblti sso lioutniu —Nothing of nay importunvo doing ou tbo i.ovco. Flock — the nmkethat bciaquiet to-diy, wl h tales t-f barely LQ-J b-ilt,«>f wbiui.ciont $o Tofo.- u- p.rilno HtiU 16 50 lor lino; Goo St i ouis *t S3 80; 2Gu uni* ul the Dftiuu prio<i uud 2\U do lino ut 44 26 per bbl. WnstT.—Brices steady with eulus of is*0 sack) lu lots ut SI 46, *1 &0 aud $1 CB per busoel aceoiU.iig to quality. C'ukn Tho only ea'.os wo uotlco aro 700 Hacks yellow uud mixud ut 66 c, uu • white ut 70o per bushel. Pork—Cull, but Mews stilt retails at $20 60 u $.0 75 per bbl. I’AO'N—Fair doman-l. Bibbed bides retailing ut 10H*lb#c, uud 88 cujU-1 moulders in ibrea lots ut 9o per lo Iakd.—160 tierces prime were purchased yestur- Uuy for export at 12>*o, und 601 lo g* at 13>ju p .r lb, tbo first transact,uu of uuy ceniequumstorsov- oral weeks. Coffk*.—Sales wore ctnllued to ICO bags utic^o par lb. WukKT.—Market si II very dull with no sides of nay note. t uiaauTft—Very dull. Cotton to Uvcrpool 13 3itl Ut-lfid. , , , Exchanges—^There is uo alteration iu the rates, wbi<:u continue Utils hotter tbuu nominal: Sterling On 9 X and lOK per cot pm Franco 6.11X a 1*** aoitur New York blxty Day Bills.1 ulH und 1>£ pr utuls New York Sight Checks p .r u H pr ct p. tn N W VV A.i) V WLLTIStiM KN'i'S IVUTIUE. CONSIGNS per mtlir Geo Duel?, now dliuburghigut Hoao a Connery's wUhiT, will pleuHO attend to tiio receiving nf their gw»iM. uug7 HUNTER & GaMHELL. S UGAR. STAIUT1, S(»A1* ANI) :i.I)A— IdO lib! i A, I) uud C Sug ir 60 do Cru lied und I'ulvsrlzod Sugar 16'» boxes bUircit 2'0 do Pul . No 1 nud Fumi y 'oup 2j kuN 4 Wa-bli g -oils. 6» b xf Curdnu d<». 1 mdiug ami In t-lum uud for ul- by McMAUON fc I'OYi.K, it«|f7 ■ 20»uul207 I’uyftreot. S UNi'RIE —50 bill P & 1! Rye <»iu 151 b*»U M.tgiiolij, IT.'o'h und Ncctnr Wbl-ky 7ft do Brandy; 6 • *{endMdo 26 do min, rt’jj.av and natter BliCotlt 20 buxos do do lt'OuUo-'^ uo I hitif uiif'ts Lcluiur, Hymn nud Ula k I’-ii • C> hbds tlicni) 24 do do .-booMura 10 J nicks f’rlo.o Rintudee 60 hoxo' tVeili ufound do 76 bills Wliite Wiue and Chfor Alnog-ir lCtld a u ibuooij, 1 ;j do Cull., landing iud in store, uml .or <**!<» i y McMAR'JN & POYI.K, ntig7 *ifii und 207 liny at eel iiTVYLliTs "uFFicEj \ (lrv OK SAV.tNNAO, 6 b of Augu-t, 1H5H. j VI70 OWNER* t»K litM.f, .*;*«! all idhoru wkum it JL uiity concrrn. Yon aro hereby notiHo t to koop your Dugs in und prevent them from go ng at largo wilblo tbo Uty Limit'. Any Tog found going ut largo after tlds notice, au-i nutii tbo 20th d.-y nfficnieuibof ucxi.shuli bu, kiPotl. • * [I. «] KinV'D. C. ANDERSON, Mtynr. Atl.vt. Enw'n. G WlLtoN, Clerk Ul I.ouucil. utlg A McCarthy ginned «e.v isi.and OGTTi/A IN lilViLUPOOli. A URoKK.ll iu i.lverp ul r- p a'liug clius at) l val ue nf .i co.i-igiau-.iit uf tuo Mcuirihy oinned tv.iIsland C-att m irum a b mso ia ibi> cry, writes as iWI'ftv-': *•11.* 7 kail fail-It color, with tv little sboil, not much; but tne p cuiiiuiiy of ibis quality is the stu- pie, und tbo etyIf of if cleaning uud pitting i.p: ditlerctit t • the usual IM.er U.u oi»omUoii~. Tbo stiuipie liefori botii.l iK',lia.souiti a.i Jit Hpiwiutueo of li.iVitig keen Uaw iliui.e t. on ot i'minatiou. how ever, sbu a*s tba t.l. the ot.iplo, both in to 1 ugtli and uniformity, hi, beat preserved, uu J u much Brotter d ex reo ot free Join an I utinluos^ lia, been given ly tuaprocfiM. T’.tU . ota»r^ up;tlios more or less mad them irks of tills .'hpivnt I*i this lu'iuiice iho .'t i|),oi'Ft*» itanl u guo.i i ngib, aud wRlio t b.dug line, isu.itco.irse.” The mi lur .ignjd, ugouts f>r the above muntioued GlUi, olway.i Intro a ?n ».dy on luuJ, ut $126 eseb. BJilUV x VjLL.iJ/rNG.i. uug 6—w.'nt iQSJfl $ua5B vb.iiViii’nctniffUXaS Xi \ bbls .Muurt'a A. Cru.-hej riueur. OUa*" “ A.Uar.tt-<.l Ut. f d “ “ B do do. 6i •' '• C. do do* Just received and hr naie by a'«« 5 .'■SOM tfJ M Jo: f.VJ fO Y h Cd. ^jji^iiig liUtlligtnce. Part of Savanualt.... .AUGUST 7. S lidifi A: nlloUltli.Jti.—63 iiius i rimes Bacon rutos. 3d blnls Prinio Uacou hbouMjr.i, Just received und for silo by tug 5 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON & CO. lo Co- Arrived. Burk Maria Morton, liulkloy, Now York, bens & Herts. Bark Vesta, Hardy, Boston, to Brigham, Kelly ti Co. Brig Excel, T*llmatt, Now York, to Dana 4: Wash burn. Prig ltM Charlton, Ligbtbourua, Boston, to Og*. don, ttarr It Co. Brig Relief. Sboppoy. Rockland. 1,176 bbli Lima, to Brigham, Kelly It Co. Hcbr George Bavin, Neff, Now York, to Huntor Si (lammeil. _______ Departed, Mourner Fashion, Phi p it, Charleston. Memoranda* New York, Aug 8—Arr, schr EMLavoity.Dody, St Marys. Wiimingtou, August 3—Arr, sebr 1'carl, Doxtor, Jacksonvillo. Aug 4, arr, bark CII, Turrltt, Key Wort. MUSE*. B trk l’.boduriu Dhu, from Satilla l’.lvor, (ia for St Croix, July 27, Ut 31 20, lull 79 66. CoiiNltfiiceu. Per Hclir George Davie, from Now York—Huu»or & Gatnmeil, Briglum, Kul y A Co. Ucbn k Foster, BotUwoll & Wbitebcad, M a Cohen, Crane, Wells a Co, Cobena & Hcnz, Ci-nirul Railroad, F Chan plon, D D Co ip, W G Dickson, W B Ethridge, W II Fur- roll, Hudson, Fleming h Co, Iron Stcumboat Co, H H Liuvi.lj, Ko.iue.y & Oiuoli, Lovell At Lut.imor, J d Norris, H Mori-e, Ogden. Starr Si Co, E u’B/ruo, E Parsons & Co, Pullen, Uutfou & Co, Ruse, Duvi» & Long, Rabun A Smith, Rowland a Son, Rodgers, Norris u Co, Wayuo Si don, Young, Wyatt & Co, Youge S: Frierson, COME ALONG NOW! * HAVE just received, par steamer Freeman Raw- _ don from Baltimore, u..othor iot of MILLER & BROWNS W KLCO M H A M a. Al-f, h,009 Ib-i, of BiiRiraoro CJty Cored Duron, • v6 b’d-t Sugarr, aisortad—Orusbed, Powdtrod and lln iiicd; No. 1 h 2 Light Iirowu Coffee fell- guru, &u., &o* —ALSO— Pig Pork and White Beaus,G. Hawn’s Fulton Muv- kot B jrfin tin. Ice picco.'. Per steamer from New Ymk, Clioicn Table But ter and Lhocse. All to be found at BARRON'S, ('urn ly G.ocmy, Corner of Whbakor it Ciiurton atruets. uug 6 B K Boadcli’s Tallow •'undies, iu slure ami lor sale by SCRANTON, JOHNdToN it CO. uug 6 (jhatXIabi Im pmruou co uut . JUDY TEf*.4, 1350. 1ITHEREAS, John J Cat bar, John Kelly, Daniel GOlcoli, Tbuodoro Urigiium. Charles l.Cr, and Albei t M & l lvan, 8 immoticd t> alteuu tho p.vaent term of this Cot: it as Petit Juiors, nave m-ado d fuuit fir tiio tern u is nrJereit, that iue> Ua fined tvvuuiy dollars rar-u. miless they ttiegnod and Mftlloiunl cuuio of e.vcunu nil or bcloiti liiu ntst day of tbo uext term -f ti is Court, iruo extract frtiiu min *s. Jy23 WM. H. U-*J/K’H, Ci'k I c. c.o. BARGAINS! BARGAIN S!! HILLING OFF AT SMA1.L. ADVANCIi ON COST. T lIEsub'crib^rwI-blng to make room for bis FAI.L GOODS, winch v. .11 soun bi- coming in, oilers his present stuck ol i>ltESd GOODS, Ac., ut a •mull ndvancu on Now York co-t. J. IF. TURELKEI.D, Congress and Wliltakvr streets. Nows plqaso copy. juiy 2g T ' JLj BiltW lbs extra canvas umI bag Hums luOi) do saga) cure J iio —.two— A superior quality ul feuuos&ua Hums, sinull H2o for family two, ut 12)4 « 0,4 t( per peund. 25 bb.s Cut bed Sugar 20 do U Clarified oo 2u do 0 do da 25 do Powdered Uo 10 Uo St Croix de & hhds extra Porto Rico Sugar 6 bbts do Stuart’-* Syrup & hints do Bacon r-idos —ALSO— Brooms. Pulls. Buikut Tubs, Matches, Scrub Ur fshos. Flour i’uils, .vc., lor sale by Jy26 J. A. BROWN. „ superior for m<I ) • y WU.UAM LYNN, 87 Bay street. L ARD—2nkog* prime Leaf lard, Just received un-t f-)r solo by WOOD AND LUMBER. A LL kinds of Wood, Boards. Planks. Joist, XX. Timber, Sblnglus, Light-wood, Posts, Eastern Laths and Pollings, for salo, at wbolnsaio aud retail, low for cash, on tbo new wharf recently erected on tho Lumber Yard of Rohnrl A. Allen fc Co. mar 12—lyW M. .1 I,. MOULTON TO MASTISIl BUILDERS AND CON TRACTORS. P ROPOSALS for erecting a Masonic Hall lor Solo, won’* Lodgo No. 1, will be received st iny of fice until the first Monday in August next. Jyfl—8w JOHN S. BOWEN, Architect. PHOTOGRAPHS. Largo Fired Photograph*, ta ken by MlDIiRR, AT TWXLVX bOLLAIUI TXK nont.V Also, Ambrotynea and Da- goorreotypes, in IiIb usual hu- A call is Bollolted. J. W. MILLER, cr. St. Jullan-M. and Market square. ACON AND PO RK.-60 htids acar Sidoi, 26 do Rlbbod do, lo caskB Hams 60 hbto Mess Pork, Just resolved and for saloby jyO RODGERS. NORRIS It OO. DRY GOODS. BARGAINS! HARiAINS!! J AML9 O’HARA woi.Jii rcopoutMUy inform hfs iutr«-ns, and tbo public gt-noiury, that iu order to pr< pare lor tlm full ira-h*, be is now SBIaBXATG* OFF hi' atssortumiit m store. AT COST PRICES and would Invito atfontioi, *n roto. at hi*>t»»rc. Jy2R 1243 Congrcse-strcct. ALABAMA LorrEitl ! [ACTUOIUZKD BY TUB STATE OF AUDAMA.] Snatbitn acahinn Inttcni CLASS F—NEW SERIES. To bo drawn In tho City of Montgomery. Alabama, in public, on WEDNESDAY, August 13tli. 1650, on tbo HAVANA PLAN l SAMUEL SWAN, Manager. Prices amounting to 204,000 Dollars !! Will bo distributed according to tbs following MAGNIFK ’ENT SCHEME l 30,000 Numbers—19,185 Prlzcu! WO,000 is |4l .. 16,000 fo 16,000 7,000 is 7,000 3,000 u 3,000 2,000 fo 2.000 1,000 is ... 1,000 1,000 Is 1,000 2001a 2,000 100 Is 10,1)00 jxito’g to $40,000 are $800 “ 15,000 ure 400 “ 7,000 are 800 “ 3,000 uro 210 “ 2.000 aro i.00 “ 1,000 ore ICO “ l,00o aro DO •* 200 ure 800 MV 16,165 prizes amounting to $20-1,ouo The 16,000 prizos of $8 uru deturminud by (be number which draws the $4o,0u0 prize—if tlmi number should be un odd tiumber, ttieu every odd number ticket in the Bckomo will lie ouUlieil to $S)£; If an eves number, then every evon number ticket will becntUlod to $8 % lu addition to uuy otber prize which may be drawn. Purcbascr.T In buyinguti equal quantity of mid aud ovon uumbor tickets, will bo certain of drawing nearly one half tho cost of tbo namo, with chancre of obtaining other prizes. AU tboso tickets euding with 0, 2,4, 0. 8, aro even—aR those ondeng with 1, g, ft, 7, 0, are o»M. A9- Romombcr that overy prize is drawu, and payable in full without tio Jaction. J9- AR prizes of $1,000 and under, paid imniodl- atoly after the drawing,—otber prizes ultbousnul time ot' thirty Uaya. AU commimicntioiiH ntrietty umifidential. Tiio drawn uuinbors will bu lorwurded to purchasers immediately alter the drawing. Wbolo Tickets, $10—Halves, $5—quartern, $2 60. PrisoTIckctacasbodor rouuwud lu other Tickots at either olllco, Orders for Tickets can bu addresnod either lo 1 prizo or... 1 do do., 1 do do.. 1 do do.. 1 do do.. 1 do do.. 1 do do,, 10 do do.. 100 do do.. 4 prizes cd $200 4 “ 100 4 “ 75 4 “ 00 4 “ 50 4 “ 40 4 “ 26 40 “ 20 16,000 jy!9 8. SWAN k CO., Atlanta, Oa., Ur S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala. lnilLtP M. KUSSMLL, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, SOVAHY •OXYf.YA'Ck'n. ACCOUNTANT AND COP! 1ST. Will exirnto Deeds, Mirtyugo', Power ol'Attorney, Will-', Uuii l-i, N'oticuMMid lukiiig ol Into* rogatuiius. Ollice ul tiiu Court lloiid*. t-uvouniih. On. Court U iys. Ihiri Tuesday In uucli moutn, aud bold iu tiio olllcit uf Kilwni'I ■■. Wilou. K^q. U tslfinnati, iiuston, between Bur nurd uud Tattnall street. Any cull nt night, on busbies*, will be attended to im m<Hin.it! y. jyzft milr;eu '& roll, MTOKNEYS At L-W. UliO.NdiVleK, OA. Will practice in lilt B un-wirk Circuit—compris ing i lie following Countio-! t i ly in. Wayuo, UimJun, Ware. Appp ing, Ciiucit, Cuifoo and Ciiuriioii. JuilN it. MILLER. L. C. U'MA.. aug a ly ' A. THOMAS ilc UO.T'' Auction uml Cumiiuasfoii Mcrclumts, 11U Bryan Shut, HAVANN.ul, (ihtmillA. I in Ulus. N. s. I’AKDfK. IV. u7» AitMlflLl*, DEALBB IN OHOlOE FAMILYGUOGEKIES uml Furtlgu and Uuuiutic P i ttit, corner /Jr.ntiihlun uml WhiUintr-Us. I**wu and country supplied with cbtucu goods ut moduruto prices. All order.' promptly attended l«. uud snU-iUutPin always guaruntoed. hp18 — jijmnjrFxnixciXKT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRALER IN WINDOW BLINDS, WlNI»OW MASu AND PANE DOORS. West .vide ifowumont Square, Suvaunuh, Hu, may 11 JOHN O. UOOTIl, CIVIL HNUlNBISll AND SUUVEYOR, Will ill <0 give Ids uttuuUon m dusigns iu Arcbllcc tnru. Olllco iu the store of John WiUium.-ou, Esq., Hay street. my 18 CIIAFKER & Cb»r So. O Will tuber Street, Havninmli, Gn,, Wiimx-sLK axu mtr.ML hhai.kiw ix o ASHES, Blinds, Doom, Mouldings, &c, Wbitc O lA!ud,Zinc, WnitoUuso d, apurui, Whale, Tun i.-ri’all-l NuuL-UiolUilrt, Uluz.', lJrusli(-j, Ould iu;.d, ronze, Builder.,' Hardware. Nulls, Mu bio ilantds, Sir,. ju4 JoJiTyTirjriEirta, ATTOIINBY AT LAW, OSiluu uorum* Buy and Draynm eirccti Jyw A. R. WK1UUT. J I*. It. MUVAUK. WRIGHT ds SAVAUK, AtTORA'iCrj AT IA IF, HUUN. WlUK, LA. Jyl'J A. fi. uUampK (SuueuMsor to Cbatnpimi fc Wulfo.) WHOLESALE AND DETAIL GKUUfiit, No. 4 lien uuiM at., betweeu liie Market and Bay at., SAVANNAH, OA. Dealer in (irocui iu^, Foreign and lMucaic Uquara, Dried l-'ruit--, »Ve., las. Rufurenco—A. Champion, Esq., bainue! Solomon*. MfM.-ra. Hubuu X Wbitebeu-J, uml SWUt At CO., Suvunuah. Oa. inyl» JOHN K. UBCHRANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, iatnreu(euuuiy,Os„ lute Junior porUtcr of tbo firm of A. &.I. Cocukuxk, Irwlntou, Ua., win Atteu-1 promptly to all busiuea* outrusted to hb care, rnrtmuiar ulfontion paid to vvhitcllug. lie- forunco—Dr, c. U. Guyton, F. 11. Rows, Dubliu, Uu . M dur di, savannah. my 11 'fONtUfi Si FlUldUSUN, FORWAUDIM« AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . 91 aAV-MTUKLT. S.IVUNNAU, GA. OAL'flMUlUi LEAP LAltO.—-0 bboi t'lliuo .'no 1 D Leaf Lard j 60 kegs do do do do Uniting uud for unlo by aug6 SCRANTON, JOHNS!ON it Co. a. si.'aWia S uuoriniJira, Lumber, Mill and Brick Yards. Sept 5 SAVANNAH, OA. 1\ JACOBS. SEC!All AND TOBACCO STORE. No. 23, Hull street, (sign of the Hig Indian,) N. U.—Weeps couBUutiy uu baud Simaiah, ttu.i Spanish, aud American Nfguis, at wbo{e.-:uio uud ro- ■ill. Ainu, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, ho. June 1 jaHjSs MclfuNkY, Imumuce Broker aud Notary Public. Marino iTotfits Noted and ExtuuueU, Averugr. Adjusted, Charter Parties uud Average Bonds drowns I’uperM prepared whereby lo recover losm tiun. American or British Underwriters, und uttcntlon given to all mutters connected with shipping uud in- mnuicu, No. 118 Bay-street •qipouitu the front ol tlie CdHtmu Hotwe. ly nuv8 H AMS.—DJ conks Ti-nuessee llnmr, urticie, - * • y-1, IV'1M.KR4 .v NORRIS freK'cu china, w*m icTmAnitf, AND UiAW WARE. 145 MKKTINC. NTUKKr, CUAUU5T«»N. .OCTII rAROUXl*** § Tlie subscriber* resinurllidly -•olicit^V. from tbctrnvebug pnbtii, un umpoctimin^*' uf their stouk of Kromdi uud English tp/i China, iu plain while, gold bund, «n<i whsi decorated diiiuur, desert, break IWfi. !/•». luilut. tete-a- tete set.- uml vases. Also, Ciqw ui d Mincers, he.,»” the celebrated Sevres Cbiim. White Granite«>f tin boutmiiimtmdiircrs. Rich cut French. English nmj Bolii’iniun OiuFS, Tbo> have a variety <»f orimmenu lu ParlaiWw Ware, Bests ofCulhmin. Clay, Webster, and mbm. slid Mati.ctus of ibe Greek Slave, Vcuus dc McdJcis, Ac., fcc. . ’ They have also n beautiful, durablo aria cheap artl. ulc fur Ilnurs mul hearths, of Uinfii and Eniinudlc Tiles* Tliolr stock being very general.carefully selected and iiii|M'rleddim t.otters inducements tn iiiercliuntr a'well ns funii’.b-', ti- whom good* will Uo put up at the lowest rates for wish. WEBB ii c’AOE, Importers, succitssnrs t«. fatneron, Webb ti t'o. TO BTJILDBBs: rrillE SUHSCHIFRU ia prepared to execute X *R the shortost nudee, ami iu the moat wui k uiuulikt manner, all kinds of Metul Roofing, Gutters Cornice, or other work connected with the munufac luring or repairing of Cupper, Galvanized Iron, Zinc, •>r Slice! Iron Business. HORACE MORSE, '.60 Broughton st NCTItET T HE firm of 1 W Morrell St Co. wm dissolved on the 24th or September, 1854, by tbo doutb ol K ‘ Web-ter. Jy-2—‘ltn I. W. MORRELL. 7! SoTICE O NE mouth ufter date, upp icutlou will bo made to the Bunk oftho Stulo of Georgia.(hr tin- p iy. meiit of two ono hundred do lar bills of tbo B anon ut —. tbo right bund halved of which have been lost in tbo mails. Jy21 BOSTON fc YII.fAI.ONGA. TAKE NOTUJmL P URCHASERS wdl have tuoir goods delivered freo ofoxpenso with quick dupuieb from me bavanuah Grocery uud Fruit Oi*i»ot, corner Brough- tou aud Whitaker streets AS* I would cull the attention of Fruiters gener ally to my well selected Flock or Groceries, rec'liv ing daily. J023—if W. JI. EARREI.L. B Basket*. Just received l»y steamer trout Now Yuri. A cull is Invited ut KENNEDY & BEACH’S Houko Furuiiihlug Store, Hodgson's now block, .iyt7 rpoilACCO AND SEGAitS. 60 Boxed, Grant It X Williams 6s Si 8s Tobacco. 20 Boxes ioj Tobacco. 6 olds. Imported Plantation Cigars. In Store aud Cor t alo by. SCRAN TON, JOHNSON It Co. aug 6 S ALl—8,CUU sacitH Liverpool suit In siorojor sale by Jy3b nopr.ERs, nqrris &co. L EMON SUGAR—A new article for making lem onade without lemons. 50 eases Just received ami for salo by Jjra0 R0DUKR3, NORRIS St Co. S UNDRIES—lteeelvod per sfoauishlp^Alaburna, from New York— 3 Firkins Choice Gosbon Butter, fibjxoi I’lno Applt Cliunie, l'j boxes Cream Cttcoso, ft barrais Onions, 11 boxes lemons nud Ornngre, 2 barrofo Stuart's celebrated Syrup, and J Quintals Now CodiUU, for Hula ut . J. I). JKS.SEE’S, Jy In Brougideu utrcct. M ATCHES, Ac.—ICO gro»H Matches In wood boxes, 160 boxes Mu-tur<t * 200 boxes Adamantine, Hydraulic and Sperm Candles, rocolvod and for Salo by Jjl7 MCMAHON It DOYLE. JE88E '1'. UEU!VAltD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Ni-triiausviilo, 1-la, Reference—George . Brown. William Doll, New- iniQsviliu, FJu., it. B. ihlton, Boston .V VilJalungu, Suvutiniili, Gn. my II M. WiUT SAllTli, AT T OH N BY A T LAW, ALLiUATUK, E-ldT FUIIUOX. Will practice iu tho Eustcru uuu southern Couuliei Refer to—Col. H. j,'.. Sibley, und U. B. Hlllou, S» vuunalt. foli'2-li Ull AS. U. CAMk*Ufcl*L, A T T U It NEY AT L A \Y , HlU.KIIUKVn.LK, (U.* I'ractlooK I.hw in the various Counties of tho Oo uuilguu Circuit, ami ihu u-yoiniug CouuUch of Twiggs, •d'ln-u- uml Wa.*biuutuu. Refer to—John Boston, II. A. Crane, nod R. B -iJitiiii. lfi»H ti wolltifii' A. uOKfioft, ATTORNEY AND COUNbELLOK AT LAW. J.Slt Commissioner of lhe U. S. Court of Claims foi the State if Grurgiu. OUliic U>ruer Buy u«»u Bmi ulrecu*. ly mylu WH. *m7*WI LU AMS. THAUIlKL'M iu V wC JACX IIHhWA WILLIAMS, OLIVER A BROUN, ATTORNEY^ AT LAW. liuenu Vi-ut, Mimuu Comity, Ga., Will practice iii tbttcmiutiuriof Munuu. Macon, llmu tun, -1-. wart, UunUulpli, Muscogee. Lee, aud uu> udj'Jiidng couatic.-i, wut-re their services may ba required. u\yll WILLIAM PHILLIPS. A T T U It N K Y A T LAW, MAKIE1TA, GA. oet2fi—ly Lf.Wtu ... W11.Lis, A T T O 11N E Y AT LAW, SrAHTA, OA. Will practice in the coauucs of Hancock, Warren Wu^bingnm. auti Baldwin. iiaoiHKMisf—Bclin ^ Fuctnr, Raima A Smlta, uuu A. eiiiuiiard. Suvumiuli. June it. IS. H1LTUN, AirORNEV AND COLNfcEliLOIt AT LAW. Otfiuo corner ol liuy uuu Urnylon-sts. B AVANS All, OA. my 11 nEJiEV'WlEElAHa; A T T U i. E Y AT LAW, No. 6, Draytuo Etmot, Savauuah, Georgia, may 6—ly ^ * Dll. CkTaHLKOL COLDINOr ' OFFICE AND lttnlDKNCE, No. 14 LIBERTY ST.. One tiawir we>*t of Hraytou. my 11 WM. C. CuiVEELLV, ATTORN L\ AT LAW, IUB8LL4, WOKTII COU.VIV, -A. (IIMT OKKtCK, ALHAXY.) Will pructiae iu tho South<iyiUrcait,uiid in Mucon, Dooly uud Wurtii Cuuutles ol tbo Mucou Circuit. *•>- I'urtlomar attention given to the collection ol iltdoiH in Su'itn-Uy-dcru <»'<Htrglu. jc2—»!ra CUMMISG, A TTO UN E Y AT LA W, febl-ly iKwivm.v. oa. EaSTKIJ 3T aduuumm, A T T O It N E Y 8 AT LAW, ap5-ly haoo.v, oa. 4FIEEU3I a. DitsuElt, ATrOllNEY AND COUNeEl.liUlt AT LAW, Trouuville, liowndca Comity, Ga. Will practlco in Tiiuum*', Lowndes, Clinch, Ware. Appling, Telfair, Irwin, Uureim, ami l’ulimkl counties, Georgia; aud m Jefibraou, Madison. Ham ilton^andColiimbiacoamtlux. Fluridii. fmyll ☆ OLsO VJEXXJN Gr A EMPORIUM. 1 DOOB VietTOl-TlUBIU-DDUOAliBBAOlKuilooU. b. J. da VAN-r, J a, FACTOU AND COMMISSION MEBO ANT. No.a»7 Bar.tKot, Jy 30 Savannah. 0» A. SHOUT', 11 AHTEIt BCILDEH. Will take contract' for Uulldiug and Working Hs. •awry of every description. Residence, No. $ Mrs Jowctt’a Hungo. South cide .Dmea Mt netao iiransir ATTORNEY AT LAW, JHpilMJVILlii, rUOHAB OOtJXTT, OA. til burner a "OlriiittHl to bis care will receive prompi aUciitlun. • lyr—R\Arl7- VVJIolIi*KSALK gSikSeKS, UAV-i-iTHKET, SAVANNAH, junta 1, 1*65, (Joy*'" • WM. f-TARK, JT. II. H.' fclWlhi. SN, DTAHU & CO., Shipping and Oonimissiou Merchautt, UAV-ffTUKirr, FA VASNAU, OA, PATTER, HWTUN <*00,1 FACTORS. Forwurdiug aud Commission Merchants, B»>-Mm.t, Suyntinnh, (ia, C. ti. liAKHWOJar"' ^ *A C. HCOUIU UAlUtlSON 6t MtGEHEE, AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND A or ward i ii ft iTlcrclaupits. 50 AND (Si UKOAD-ST1IEET, COLUMBUS, UEOROIA. 43d* l’arlioular attention given to tbo oslez of Bssl Eblulc, Negruen aud Produce. AS- Ubcral udvauceu made on Ncgroek'ahd Mar- asniiudlzo. . • ' KEFKHKXCIU : RITE, PATTEN & CO. ) i‘i.VX,‘m. 1 1 ** v J-Dohimltus, G«. hi EWART, GRAY &CO.J RUSK, DAVIS fc LONG, 1 . . WM. WHIUllT, f tivanuali VUONU, ATKINS ti DUNHAM, > . a A. UKKUtU * UO., f AyMachtoil. 11. S. SMITH, f Mobile, .-Ualmiua, ayi t 23 ly b. uLXIi's,. —'■ 1 “ Factor and ticnernl Commission Merchant' , «o; It SAV-OTKm.?, savannab, oa., Muh.rs. UluKimriJfcCuiniliiKtiiitB, Rell fi 1 ii-mifH, UinK'ii. !*tnrr * (V.., Snvimmh ; J. n. t iuuntrann ikM/n, nnv I W^-'aI m>V CICTFK. J.VU. Cot'fKU rkAusit. COUPKU Ol FBA8KB, 1 ALT OIK ti UL.NT.JUL UU.M Jll.s-loN MUtUIANTS, B.>y Htrort, Suvumiuli. fiu. fmyll AVlLLlAAi LYNN, COMMSSION AND y. HW.UU INI. UKUCHA.Y1', Aw. »7 Ua’jtl.cd, Savannah. Gcoraia. JU1IU 1,1 ' JKififialisoS" uomaHTtL U £ N E It A L COMMISSION MKR011ANT. AND DEAlJJt IN Timber und Lumber. SA VANN AH, Ua. _ WMLLs & WILLIAMS, DliALABS IN UOMEST.IO, FultEIGN AND FANCY DltY GOODS. . A-o- iemcngruett.,Umamak, Oa. JAS. T. WELLs lortnuriy ol Desufort DI»L H. C. mnil-UILUS wiLLIASIS, “ Ecrlvon ci.7ofc •ept 7 "jr."£ toko. 4. V. Hl'SK. ..W...W. J. II. UiVK. W. H. 10X0. _ . ., DAY 18 & LONG, OOMMISSIOE MEItOHANT8. SAV.VNNA1I, QA. 1 may 30 wm-Tl DAimtui ATTOilNKY AT LAW, BAVANNAll. OA. «- OISoo over TtmuiM it. Turner A Co.’« Drc Store, Ray an uot. myl X. LOCKhTT. ja. H an LOCKETT' & SPELLINGS. OOhlhUSSlON MEBCHAN’rS, AND 8111FP1NG AGENTS, Savannah, Go. Will attend to tho aelllug of all kinUb or produce etilutattentloh given to recoiviug and forwarding floods may 31 } r * h uetioii & Comiiiis«iuuiiouse, Mucuu, (ja. A. It. MiLAlUHLlft, General Agent and Auctioneer. Solicits from bin friuuda conaigutneuta ol every dreci Iptiuu. 'J'akob orders lor Cotton. AS* Special ulteniiuu given to th« aalea of Real tuiUite, stuefcb ana Negro property, at public aud unvote sales. 1‘rimyt rdurtn and dniatcfc. Ri | f««rt-in-**— C, A. L. LAMAR. tnoh «b.a A-. »■ uwa>. m, *, njlatair GREEN A SMOOT, ATTokAEYB AT LAW, OUtSfl TltOUJUniN, UA. JOHN BILBO, Onllitary ot Chat ham County, , AND ATTORNEY AT LAW. Oitire in the Coi rt liunr-e. tnylfi ASlfiu^ YliKcliJLtoJw; ATYOHNEY AT LAW, ftavuitiinh, Gturala. 4W Ofllcc ou Bay street, o\ er the Bank of 8avan. may 18 R. E, COLE & UUOT11ER, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HER CHANTS, Savannah, Ga., ana AJuitgomery, Ala. F. 1. tout. I R, 1, Com, Bay street, ftavautwh. | Cunimerce »t. f Moatg’ry. REnaracre. Holcomb, Johnson, fc Co. | Coheus k Herts, ••'"•*'11 fc Miullinge, I Edwin I'arsons «Co.. Hebert A. Alien, | Scianton. Johnston St Co - SAVANNAH, GA. tnylC W31.1. WXBO. WM. H. Rifli WEItB A; BAOK, (HCCCFXa.lU. H# CAMKKOX, WKB1! k CO. I dl'oRTERb OF CHINA, GluVSS, AND EARTHEN-WARE 14o MEbTlNu-.-T. CHARLESTON, 8. 0., WiU supply Cuniitry Merehunu with Goods In thrtr Hue at ns low i ute*> as they can buy in Now York, or clHOWberc, sept 28 |y h7l. p. iung; ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coiner of Uwy «u»U. Whitaker Street*. SAVANNAH. fob 22 Stnos JONH S. DOW BN. ENGINEER, AR HllEtT AND bLRVEYOII, COKAKR OF DlUYTON AM) 11HYAX-BTO., (Above 0 A. L. Lamar.) jyfl—um C. W. MABRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW FlUXKUX, UKAKl) UO., OA. WUI attend lo profestdouul business In tbeOountiei ol Heard, Can oil, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, Her! wether aud Troup. Reference—Hon. E. Y. Hill, LaGrange, Oa.; Hon Davtu Irwin, Marietta. Ou.: Colonel M. M. Tidwell Fuyetteviliu, Ga.; and Ur. William Dougherty, (e lumbus, Ga. stpl*-ly Fine Ready-modo Cluililny ; llutB audCupw, Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, C-anes, Umbrellas Cravats, Stocks, Uaudkorcblers, and l’auoy Articles for Gentlemen. W. O. Price, FASniONAlUj: AND MILIfAEY JVI bull} No. 14T Bay Btreot. SA VANN AH. Also, SoperUne Cloths, ossimers and Vestings, will Uu inado to mca- sure,unexception able iu style aud - workmansblp,* by tho best mechanics, at shortost uoUce »v *3* Orders from city nud county solicited. , fob 6 JOHN s; NOR III s: AUCIIITECT, H AVING resumed the practice of hlsprole* slon, oilers lila sorvlcos to Ills frlonda uud the pubJio au au Architect uud Ruperiutoudent. Designs fot any part of tlm country supplied uud oxucutod iu all tho various hr audios of his profes sion, such os Public Edifices, Stores, Dwellings, Monuments, &o. Thoroughly Fire Proof stores <lc- signed and executed. Olllco at preseut iu Bay Lnue, roar of tho Custom llouso. Jan 3—Jy R ECEIVED thU-day porVloVmorAlabania— H.ckors si If-ruUmg Flour, Cholca Tablo Uuiter k Cheese, at BARRON’S Family Grocery, jy 80 Cornar Whltakar k Ctuultoo tta. Mhed on reusouable terms. Orders ret- Rac-tioily solicited. AplS H. A. O’iiXliNJhrr ATTORNEY AT LAW. OUlee 175, Bay s!., over Turner k Co’s. Drag 8toi SAVANNAH, OA. nov lo—ly GEORGE TROUP HOWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW/ Office Monument Square, near State Bank. SAVANNAH, OA. nov 10—ly „ ~ ChANK , WELLS 4 CO., FACT01IS & COMMISSION MERCHANT S»v«nii»h. ua. *. \v. uahETC ATTORNEY ANI) (OUNSEIJAIR AT LAW, . MouUeallo, Jofi’erson County, Fla. uelorencc—Uou. W. 11. Fuaaxo, Savannah, i mjrl EDWARD G. WILSON, magistrate, notary and commissione of hu’jjs. At Messrs. Ward k Owens’ law Offlco. [my] WAYNE, GRENVILLB dt CO., COMMISSION JJaystreet 5aw»inaA. TUOS. 8. WAYNE. C. E. GRENVILLE. R, ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLeT^ jy ft-tf Pavannnh.ChatUnoogm. J. W. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Troupvilio. I*nwndfCnniy,Q>. (nail M. FITZGERALD, Corner of DrotiRhton and Whltaker^Sl SAVANNAH. QA*> QUCCESSOIt to T. C. lllra.Manurutuwi . anii *0 rn.l)l el to»lly th» hot damp timuapken of • Souih.tn Bjrrup^ft^T*