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VOL. XXXVIII [OLD SERIES.]
SAVANNAH, (GA.V WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13* 1856
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Savannah, .Inly 1, Wfttl.
ttluvc Life In KliKinnil.
Tho London correspondent of the IMiiladel-
pliln Pennsylvanian given tho following luirrld,
picture of “slave life’* In Kuglntid, It Is unli>r-
tmiale the canting hypocrites of the British
•lo should ho so absorbed in devotion to the
ivelfarc of the Southern blacks ns to have no
thought for the degrading wretches toiling at
their very doors. The letter trout which we
quote is dated July 23:
Tho Karl of Hhnfte&biiry and Lord Hubert
Utuivoncr have lately convoked n meeting, ut
which were exposed somo of tho horrors of tho
social condition of “tho white slavesut'Kng-
land/' whicli l would respect fully recommend
• “ calm uud deliberate ntteution of your
iy TBX»13Gri^T>XX.
Throo Days Later from Europe.
AUUIVA1. OF THE
CJZ.JSTJ±.JZ»J±.
m N i:w York , J uly 11
Tho steamer Canada, with three days later
advices than brought by the Aim go, arrived nt
Halifax this evening.
SECOND DEJPATCI1.
The Canada,'* dates uro to Aug. 2.
Tho Brokers’ Circular quotes uu advance
1-1U in Cotton on grades below Middlings.
Sales of the week 70,000.
Speculators took 10,000 and exporters 10,000
bales.
Pair Orleans
Middling 0 3-10
Pair Mobiles 0.5
Middling Mobiles U.J
Pair Uplands 0|
Middling Uplands 0 1M0
Sales of Friday 12000 bales.
Speculators and exporters took 4,000.
Private letters bring favorable accounts.
Stock on hand, 780,000.
Phur declined Is Gd to 2 shillings.
During the week Wheat has declined from
4d to Gd, and Indian Corn Gd,the market dos
ed irregular.
Provisions nro generally unchanged.
Baring Brothers quote Coffee with ail up
ward tendency.
Sugar steady.
Market of Americau Stocks Unit and active.
Money market unchanged,slightly stringent,
Consols declined 4, quoted at 05 l. *
Political news unimportant.
The Spanish insurrection was in statu quo.
Saragossa was submitting. Tho Spanish Min
ister at Paris, has resigned.
Democratic Victory In Missouri.
St. Lons, Aug. 9th.—It is quite certain that
Polk, tho rogular Deni icratio nominee forGov-
ernor, nud tho Democratic State ticket are
elected In Missouri. Benton 1ms not received
25,000 votes.
Caruthers, Anderson, Woodson, Craig, Blair
Green nud Pholp3, uro elected to Congress.
Further l*y the Arngo.
New York, August 11.—Russia refuses to
surrender Ivars until the last soldier of tho Al
lies 1ms left Turkey.
Flro In Pomoroy*
New York, July 0.—Tho tdegraph veports
A fire in the busiuess portion of the town of
Pomeroy. Ohio, which destroyed sixty build
ings.
Arkansas Victory.
Washington, Aug. 11.—Tho majority for
Conway, the Democratic candidate for Govern,
or of Arknnsus, is live thousand. [That wilt
del]
New York Markets.
Nnw Yo«k, Aug. U.—The cotton market
uuehuuged. Sales of the duy, 400 hales.
Flour declined 12$ cents. Wheat from 2 to 2
ceuts. Corn has declined 0 cents.
Congi-ouloitul.
Washington, Aug 11—Senator Dougla*
made an elaborate report from the Semite Ter
ritoriul Committee against the House bill for the
reorganization of Kansas uud the restoration
of the Missouri Compromise.
In the Haute, Campbell, from the Committee
of Ways and Means, reported a tariff hill udd-
ing to tho free list salt, raw wool I,flow the
value of 15 and above 50 cents per pound ; ulso
ull classes of drugs and dye stuffs used in man
ufactures, and ull raw materials entering into
the composition of our manufactures. The
1)111 says Jiotbiug about sugar, its considera
tion was postponed to tho third Monday in De
cember.
A message was received from the President
vetoing the appropriation for tho improvement
of the Des Moines Rapids on the Mississippi.
The bill will however pass over the vetoe.i
Tho post office and light house appronria.
tioushuve passed.—All tho important business
of the House is in u state ot unsuu! forward*
ness.
The Florida at New York.—Wc learn by
u dispatch received by tho agents, Mohses
Padellord, Fay Si Co., that the Florida hence,,
arrived at New York this morning in GO hours
—all well.
lo the
Abolitionists, uml then leave them to decide uu
which side of the Atlantic is thu Goddess of Lib
erty and Humanity mure siueoicly worshiped,
or whether does the chivalrous spirit- o;
man towards woman breathe warmer outlie
Monarchical or uu the Itepubliean shore.
Be it then proclaimed, us lur as this humble
pen uud your widely circulating journal can do
it, from me ino.it southern promontory of Flori
da to the coasts of l ake'Supeiior, and from
the mouth of tie Mississippi to the river ot.
Lawrence, that within the capital of tho British
empire, thirty thousand yumg k-mates are
hilMtuuiiy winked as milliner*, twenty two
hours out of the twenty lour; that rest lor meals
during tlieao Ue.itn-dealiug turns is absolutely
denied them, their fund being stewed up, minc
ed iuto small portions for the purpose ot sav
ing curving time, while two hums* repose is
deemed sutlioicut to restore the exmuistca ciler
ies id' these hopeless daughters of destitu
tion !
Wlml eau we do fur them- how can we in-
teiere between capital uud labor—between the
Jew mid Ins pound ut ltesh,’ 1 exclaim the Chris
tum state.-meii, pliiluiilhrophist, uml k puliiuui
economist s who voted $.'»00,OUO,Odd to manure
die bleak held* of Alma, lukcrm.ni, ami .Sebas
topol, with the rotting curp.-o of l>l),(JUU fellow
creatures, who support royally and its encircl
ing corruptions, ut an animal outlay ol up-
wauls ot ill),UU'.),DUG, who solace the declining
years of the loyal lituloUol Geo. IV. withm the
pliiieely pensioned halls ot Hampton (\>uit—
and wtio recompense Hie uposiolic idleness ol
our Slate representative* ot the poverty-swum
lishcrmeii ut Galilee \v14u a hunt—ouo tomili ut
which—would heal the sorrows and gladeu the
heart of every wretch who sighs within the
ireufnfcroueo of their Isle.
It aught could aggravate these scenes of re
volting wretchedness, it would bo the electri
fying contrast ol the lot of thu tilled dame—at
me evening splendors ot the ball room—reclin
ing beneath thu lustrous chandelier, uu the
damask ottoman, ot on the gold bespangled
velvet of (he vis a-vis—who hardly deigns to
*• blush at the piuiae of her own luvclme**,'
while blooming m the very dress over the drud
ging task of whoso completion—but a lew
uours previously—her ill-tilted sister iuul swoon
cd in Lie poisonous uUuosphotu of some kclal
mid deserted purlieu of Loudon, while prose
cuting her labor with consumptive cough,
dimmed eyes, and palsied bauds. Let us cease
to wonder, if under circumstances like these,
thu Uuzzliug hydra temptations of ’>111' vast me
tropolis should ut least seduce many a fair child
of virtue to abauduu hoc bright but thorny
path in despair.—How often lias thu pure ni
uocenL and lovely girl, oncoperhaps the idoliz
ed hope of ullliicut ami dealing parents, on
whose young check “the winds of Heaven dare
not blow tu roughly,” gazed with mi aching
brow ami a palpitating heatt from her forlorn
garret, uu tho richly dressed and pampered
cyprluns who thronged the bustling slice is be
low—and lmw often 1ms that girl, whose lo* ty
mind and woman feelings recoiled at a life ot
prostitution—lullen an unknown uml uimiourn
ed victim to a suicidal death.
1 four that there is too much reason tonppre-
lietid that mauy a fairer form Hum graces the
saloons of Loyally, lms, during the brief uud
bitter years ol her existence, pined tv living
skeleton mu id luxuries mid voluptuousness un
heard of in* the doomed i'ulace of the Baby
lonian Monarch—'-and that the deep uml silent
waters of our Thames roll over mauy uu untold
tale of human sorrow such us the imaginative
genius of lingune .Sue or Alexander Dumas
never dreamed, mid hide the dark secrets ot
inuny a uobler heart tlmti throbs in the bosom
ol' a Dutchess or a Queen. Strange, that al
though a lemulo sovereign lias worn the Grown
ofKiighiiid during a icigii of it) years, no
sympathy with thu suffering sisterhood has yet
commissioned a government inquiry into the
cuu-ics uml mcaus of prevention of the emei fate
which too olleii tempts woman to forget her
owu gentle nature, and to tearfully avenge her
wruugs on that society by the very state of
perdition which brands Her us its outcast, Koine
few years since, indeed, Her Grace of .Suther
land, endeavored to urouso .the dormant feel
ings of her order.
But 1 blush to Bay that the voice ol mercy
was but feebly responded to by our female nr-
rislueraey, who chained to the shrine of every
fashionable Irivolity, abandoned tu the malt-
sex the almost undivided honor of munifcslmg
some slight interest in the cause of the strug
gling or the fallen martyr of famine, disease
and destitution. However, such horrifying and
disgusting atrocities ns uro so extensively mid
systematically perpotiuted by the respectable
Christian dealer or Jewish trader in human
life, should not be consigned to the capricious
correction ot private clan ity by the govern
ment, which proteases to protect even the beast
of the Held from the inhumanity ol its master,
but should promptly iuterleie, mid consider
every putty pound within the walls of its Treas
ury ns it cheap price for the redemption irom
Mich u diabolical perversion of their destiny.
Hint » cx whose true mission of nature were to
prove man’s real guardian Kctuplt upon earth;
who in the darkest hour of adversity could cheer
and bless l is path, uud in the most brilliant
suiishiue ofltis prosperity could shed a still
brighter lustre uml ludiuncc 011 his way.
teJGMA.
From AYmthlltglmi.
Washington, Aug. 7.—The lion. Percy
Walker, of Alabama, who wax among tho most
conspicuous members of the American Conven
tion in Philadelphia,uud who led that wing of
the opposition in the protracted contest for
Speaker, openly recanted last night, and made
a clean breast of Ids preference for Mr. llttelinii-
uu. But he was not content with going this
length. When interrogated by Mr. Allison as to
his course in case <!ol. Fremont should he elect
ed, uud the Missouri Compromise ro.-lmed, lie
was free tossy, that 11 “dissolution of the
Union” was Ids remedy. This is tho common
cant of tho day, uml ever since Mr. Fillmore’s
speech at Albany, encouraging sectional resis
tance, it huff become even inoto cheap, us mi
dement of political wavtarc,
Mr. Walker’s abandonment now, is only Im
portant or tflgnlltcnat, innffinnolt tin it tends to
show the same sort of iudietUiou,us wlieu the
Boutbern Americans ven ded from their candi
date lor speaker, and without lieMtutiou
adopted Urn Democratic nominee. The mo
tive which iuspired in the ouo case, is quite
likely to animate them in the other.
And now that Kentucky, after nil tho pro-
testation*, lias gone over to tho Democracy, the
country may lie prepared for a pretty general
stampede in that section. The fact cannot be
disguised now, from the hlimtost partisanship
or tbi'jnosl ncrvciKo understmilling, that Mr
Fillmore’s only power ns a candidate, is to
contribute strength lo Mr. Buchanan. He is
not seriously in the field, except as a means of
diversion. There arc, to he sure, certain locali
ties in which lie still exercises some inllnenee,
and might eommahd more if lit? were less iden
tified with the proscriptions of a secret order.
But under the bust circumstances he can at
tain no practical results, not even so much mnv
*as to throw thu election into the House. The
contest is imh.stutitiully narrowed down between
Mr. Buchanan mid Gol. Fremont,and to vote for
any other candidate it to (brow away support.
— Phila. Gazelle.
Tito Fever ut Qmivnutlnc.
Nnw York, Augu.it 8,0 l\ M.— 1 The accumu
lation of vessels ut the Quarantine Station,
having cases of yellow fever on board, or com
ing from places where that disease existed, has
naturally created no little fconsutiuii on Staten
Island, especially us several fatal cases o! fever
are said to have occurred outsido thu Hospital.
To-day there was a report in town to the ellbet
'thatthe inhabitants of Tiiompkinsvilie (Quar
antine) have held a meeting, and formed a
Vigilunee Committee, whoso duty it shall be to
prevent nil persons from passing out of the gates
into the village, mid obliging all those employ
ed inside to remain inside or out. Tills may or
may not l;o true; but the most stringent oxer
thins are made by the Health Commission
ers to protect tiie health of the residents, ns
well us to prevent the scourge reachilig the
city; and their efforts thus far have been very
successful, In the mco of uu unusually large
licet of infected vessels at the Station. Tills
rumor, moreover, may have originated among
parlies interested hi having II10 Quarantine re
moved to Kandy Hook.
Kduuation in Connecticut.—From the an
imal report of the Superintendent of Common
Schools in Connecticut, we learn that during
thu last year foity-one new school houses were
erected. Tho number of School Societies, in
the State is two hundred and twenty two, of
which one hundred and eighty-nine have made
no returns. There arc sixteen hundred and
twenty-six districts, being eighteen loss tliun
the total of the previous year, the policy of
disbanding the small district! having begun.
Of children between the,ages of two and six
teen years, there are in tho State 100,820. Tho
capital of the ochool fund is §2,040,1)32,05, mid
tho income last year was $147,215,02. There
are reported in very good condition, four hund
red and IItty- our school houses ; in fair con
dition live Hundred and sixty-four; in very
hud condition throo hundred and thirty-two.
Of the teachers three hundred and ulxty-ono
have attended tho Normal School.
Failure or a Grain Stixti.ation for
$2,000,000.—It is believed that tile liabilities of
M. l’luee will prove even greater than was an
ticipated, and that, so far front being inferior
to $2,000,000, they will exceed this sum. The
Duke ol Gulluria positively loses u million of
dollars; M. M. Earnest, Aiulre Co., Count do
A Word from a IUxent Fii.lmoub Organ.—
The Cincinnati Daily Commercial, until lately
friendly to tho election ot Mr. Fillmore, basilic
following remarks upon the great Democratic
victory in Kentucky j
To u man nut totally stultified by the bent of
party warlaro, it would seem pcriectly demon
strable that Hie hope which Hie Fillmore tucn
Imve entertained of gaining the State of Ken
tucky, and thereby carrying the Presidential
election into the House, is baseless. The re
turns of the election of Monday tell a story that
it is idle tu disregard. A party press may make
very ingenious essays to explain away the
catastrophe, and editors give most excellent
reasons why it is as it is; Imt experience has
often taiignt that their efforts in that behalf,
however hrilliunt, are of too slight materials to
form Hie basis of future operations. The truth
is, that, iulhumo.it reliable Fillmore State in
the Union, thu Fillmore party lias received wlut
is, to all intents and purposes, u death-blow tu
its prospects. The elaborate and slmm displays
of enthusiasm with which it lms been endeavor-
iug to deceive itself ami thu world, have nut
uuswered the purpose. Filhnoroism lias cer
tainly received its death blow in Kentucky.
The Clmttnnooga Gazelle of the 0th Inst
wys that the health of Chattanooga is very
good. Somo few eases of sickness incident to
the Hummer months among the children is
about the amount of sickness iu tho city.
Death nv Lightning.—On Sunday afternoon
last,'during the prevalence of u storm in Anne
Arundel county, Md., Mr. William T. Wilburn’s
wife and his sister-in-law, living near Davidson-
ville, were instantly killed by a Hash of light
ning—nud strange to tell, Air. Wilburn and the
house iu which they lived, were not harmed in
the least.
Morny, the Fcroircs, lose about three hundred
thousand dollars apiece. M. Place was a marine
puiulcr before the golden fever attacked Paris,
and began his adventurous career with nothing
but wind. He is Haul to have been tho owner of
those immense quantities of grain at Chicago
which has attracted so much attention, and
he lost heavily by stock specie.—Paris
Cur, Poston Allas, ,/uuc 0-
Growing YtjtiNUKit.—Lnkfc Monday, “Tom
Thumb,” being exainiued aft u witness in court
dt Cincinnati, Ohio, dcolared, under oath, that
ho Is now iitnotceii yearn of age. Many yearn
ago tho show hills umimmcud him as being
twenty-one so, that, unlike tho generality of
mortals, the “General” Is constantly growing
younger.
A Heavy Train.—On Sunday morning a
train, consisting of 21 ears,'containing cow*,
sheep, horses ami two pnsscuger curs was drawn
over tho Erie Railroad to iierght Hill, N.J.,by
0110 locomotive!
ltELKAhKD.—-B. F. Dalton (one of tho Iruuvs
6fthe Summer filial Jlirlution ease) was re
leased from prison, Boston, Tuesday—his term
of sentence having expired. The ttno $200
which was imposed, 111 part of-I1I9 uoiitencu,
was remitted by.the Governor.
Drowned.—Mr. Halt Told Davis, aged 25.
foreman in Whicher’n pail factory, nt Laconia,
N. H., was drowhed last Friday in tho Wiu-
uippisankee river, at that village. On Satur
day afternoon, two sous of Mr. U. C. Smith, of
Boston, Mass., while on u visit ut Spencer, were
drowned while (milling. Their ages were
respectively eleven uml Hived years.
It is slated that .iCoriielhiH Vanderbilt has
purchased the Nov York unit Button Central
lhiilroad,and will soon start a lino of steamers in
connection with the road to form on opposition
route from New York to Boston.
The Veiled Piltuuk.—A, story is told of
two artist lovers, both of whom sought the hand
of a noted painter’s daughter, • And the ques
tion, which of Hie two should possess himself of
the- prize so earnestly coveted by both, having
come to the father, he promised to give his
cb:ld to the one who could paint tho best. So
each strove for the maiden villi the highest
skill his genius could cominnn J. One painted
u picture ot fruit, and displayed it for the li
er s inspection in u beautiful grove, where 1
lath-
P a X
birds sung sweetly among the foliage, and al.
nature rejoiced in the luxuriance of bountiful
life. Presently the birds came down to the
canvass of the ymiftg painter,nnd attempted to
eat the fruit he had pleturcl there. In his
tturprLo and joy at tho j'oimg nrtist’a skill, the
fattier declared that 110 one could triumph over
that.
Soon, however, Hie second ‘over came with
his picture, and it was veiled,"
“Tuko tlm veil from your painting,” raid the
uld man.
“1 leave that to you,” saithlho artist with
simplicity,
The fat her uf the young and lovely maiden
approached the veiled picture uml attempted
to uncover it. But imagine I Is astonishment,
when, us heattcmplcd.to take elf the veil, he
found tho veil iUelf to be iPj picture! Wc
need nut say who was the lucky lover; for if
the artist who deceived the birds by skill in
painting Iruit, manifested great powers of art,
lie who could bo veil his tnnvufis with the
pencil as to dosoive u skilful master, was sure
ly the greatest artist.
Worms! Worms 11
Aureal inuny learned Iren tic have been writ
ton, cxpHiulng Bn-origin ef. a.nl clus iiylngthu
worm* generated iu thu Uunmu . ysL-ni. Scarcely
any topic of medial scicnco lias elicited mor nctilu
observation and prefund research; and yet phsl-
clmvj uro very much divided in opinion 011 tho nub-
ject It must bo admitted, however, Ihul after nli,
a mode of expelling tl'cse worms, and par by ing
the body from their presence, Is rf more valuo than
Urn wisest disquisition! ns to tho origin. Tins os-
lulling iigont has al length been found, Dr. M’loiau’g
Wrnilfafo, prepared by Fleming Bros., is the much
sought niter speed lie, an l has already surpcrcocd
nil other worm medicines, Its clllcucy being uni
versally acknowledged by medical praclltioncra.
4J3" Purchasers will be carclul to ask for bit.
M’LANK’S CEI.KbltATlJ) VERMIFUGE, manufac
tured by Flkminii Bays., of Pittsburgh, l’a. All other
Viriuifuges iu com| a Lon, uro. worthless. l)r.
M'Lana’s genuine Vermifuge,'also liis celebrated
Liver Pills can now bo had ut nil respectable drug
stores. None genuine without tho bigunturo uf
unglr:—[1J—G FLEMING DUOS.
.SavumuiD AInrkc-t, August Id.
COTTON.—No transactions reported iu this article
this Ihrcuimu.
Another Church Paving for Skirts.—
Some years ago, when the narrow skirbnvcrc
in fashion, certain good people built a church
up town. Iu order to get as many teats us
possible, the slips were made pretty narrow,
i’his has occasioned great inconvenience of
late: but was got along with us well as pos
sible, until n few weeks since, when four lathes,
wearing those huge whalebone skills, became
wedged in one of those slips, uud were druwn
out with great dilficulty. Tho trustees had u
meeting, and nt mice, resolved to come up to
the age, and workmen arc now engaged in re
modelling tho building, so that a similar acci
dent will not be likely, to occur again.—Ns V.
Times.
MA'.'ON, Aug 12.—No Colton ou falo; pi-Lc-s nom
inal.
Invention of Stays.—Tradition indsts.that
corsets were first invented by 11 brutal Imtcher
of the thirteenth century, as a punishment for
his wife. Shu was very loquacious, and find
ing nothing would cure, lie put a pair ol* stays
on her in order tu take away her hmitli, and so
prevent her, as lie thought, from talkiug. This
cruel punishment was indicted by other heart
less husbands, till at last there was scarcely a
wife in all Loudon who was not condemned to
thu like iniiicliuii. The punishment became
so universal at lust that tho ladies, hi their de
fence, made 11 lusliiou of it. and so it has con
tinued to the present day.
OIIATi’AXOOUA, AugustBacon.—No ruling
sums ibis week. Notice 0,200 l *s hoy round ut u
ceuts. From n to 1U)£ nuy bo considered lair quo-
lulloiis. .supply goon,
eon:;—llus Huvuncod. A s.tl 101 2,1,00 bu Jiuls nt
47 ,‘j eruts, tucks luc.udod—)o to 50 is miubio.
l-i.mju—In sucks fioui $2 to 20; per bbl -tit
$7 00;owiug lotjuuhty.
Laud—10 to 10jj els. Supply good.
Wiuqt—May bj quoted L mu uo lo $1 DO—lira
rate quality ol tVbitoSl 10. \\ ry boat in Red $1 00
As yet most 01 the trau'actions uavo ranged from
jo tu yi ou
Paiwian Follies—It is said that eye glas
ses,.attached to a ribbon and worn over the
left eye, have become a “public measure” with
tlm women of Paris—a style which wo trust
will not lie introduced here. In that city uf
fashion, too, we observe that a new style of
dress called the Itedingoto has been introduc
ed, of which full descriptions are given iu 1 ho
“authorities.” It very much 1 escmfiles n geu-
tieinuii’H frock coat, which demonstrates the
truth of our creed Hint the huhea always en-
ueavor to be ns near the men n« possible, in
everything.
XANJIViLLK, Aug nit 7.—V.'ukat—Small lots ol
vVlieot coi timiu to bo L-Ubicd iia ty in onr uiurkci.
and dealers were offering yoAirday The lor a good
111 tide though somo tmiill'wrei’t Maniples faded to
command more than 1100
Baco.v—i.'oidluiios iu good demand, without any
cUun&u iu pi fees.
(From 1 he Manchester Kxaiiihivr, July 20.)
TlkoNuii-Otnclal ReiU'csentniloii oflihig*
land nt Wamliingtoii.
Her Majcsty’H government entertain a singu
lar idea ol the course which benefits their dig
nity in reference to the United Statea. They
have submitted to Mr. Crumpton's dismissal,
Friendly Belations between Burmah
and the United Statics.—TJic New Torn Kx-
amiuer says:
We are informed by a friend in this city, that
lie lias just received a letter from u reliable
source iu Burniah, informing him that tho Bov.
L, Kincaid and family were boor to start tor
this country, by the overland route—Mr. Kin
caid having received live thousand rupees from
ms Burmese Maje.ity, tho King of Avn, : to be
the bearer of a royal letter to our government,
inviting the establishment of Iricudly uud com-
nicrciul ro utions betweeu the Court of Av.i
and the United States.
Mayor Wood, of New York, positively ro
luses to ho ucandiduto for Mayor this fall.
Commodore Lavulett^lms been ordered to
the command ol Wuahington Navy Yurd, vicu
Lap tain Forest detailed to command the Bra
zil wpmdron.
Cool.—Tho mother of Goullio having been
A.,!* tofio toapurty out! 0 day sho died, nho
wmt lor unswor thut "Maduiuo Gmtho icould
»ut come, us who was euguged in dyiug.’
Accident on tiii: Orange Boar.—The train
ou the Oruiigo nud Alexander lhiilroad when
near Bristol station, Thursday, ran over a cow.
The mail car was thrown from the track, ami
so broken that it was necessary to leave it be
hind; hut fortunately no perwon was injured.
Tho accident detained tho train three-quarters
of an hour.
(Correspmnk-ncu N. American fc U*3. Gazette.)
MIkniiui'I lilcttioii,
St. Louir, August 8.
We have additional returns to those already
cent, and, so far us tho Governorship is con
cerned, it Is easily to ho seen that Benton has
no chance whatever of nti election. The pros
pects of Polk, (uiiti-Ucutoii,) uro, however,
good, and the impression appeurs pretty gene-
ml that ho will he elected, iu tlio cuntoBt for
ineiiiliers of Congress, sufficient rolmus Imve
been received to render quite certain tho sue-
cess of Messrs. Blair, Cnrothem, Green. Phelps
aud Jaeksou.
Messrs. Phelps aud Caruther* are present
members, tlm former (Whig) from thu sixth
District, and the latter (Democrat) from the.
seventh.
Tho vote generally throughout the State ap
pears to have bean quito lurge.
but they arc determined to be revenged alter
all. Our self-willed cousins arc to bu made to
feel the weight of our displeasure, not o'f course,
by tho presence of gun-bouts nud war steamers
iu tho neighborhood of Now York—this is out
of the question—hut by compelling them tu en
dure the tremendous evil ol* going without a
British minister.* Such appears to bo the pur
port of Lord Pahiierstqii’s reply to tho question
proposed by Mr. Milner Gibson. When asked
whether it was intended soon to appoint u sue*
cessor to Air. Crumpton, his lordship replied
that the government imd come to no decision.
Lord Palmerston is by no means nice. His ideas
of retaliation are easily met. 1 f ho cannot play
a great, game, lie is quite content to play it little
one. Tiie United State* will 110 doubt feel
mightily uneasy ut this mark ol his lordship’s
displeasure.
ltoHidont ministers nro fur show rather than
use, and the littlu use they nro uf is us often mis
chievous as salutary. Nvo apprehend that no
great harm will accrue from the absence of any
special representative ol* British interests at
Washington. Both nations understand cadi
oilier too well to interpret such absence us any
thing more than a sign of ollicial chagrin. We
marvel, however, that Lord Palmerston does
not show more wisdom than to hidalgo iu such
a pettifogging species of retaliation, if we had
any just ground lor resentment against thu
United States in dismiss-tug Mr. Crumpton, the
proper course would have been to dismiss Mr.
Dallas. As wo did nut think proper to take
lids stop, it would have been more dignified to
Imve lost no time in appointing a successor to
Mr. Crumpton. By delaying to do so, wo ..con
fess our vexat ion. wo admit an affront, wo ac
knowledge a grudge which wo think it wiser to
nurso than to avow. Nobody feel* any respect
fora person who is, vulgarly speaking, “In the
dumps.” It is a very imdiguillud condition, to
nay tho least, and If Lord Palmerston chooses
to submit to it, ho lms 110 right to umko us
share in the indignity.
Cuiuiuei’cifll iSutelligeni'c.
Kxport.-t.
(•'ALU/..—IVr bark FeruaiuHiia—85,074 feet J' P
Tinnier, 41,171 toet Lumber.
WKSL* L’OIX l’, Aug bv—Cotton today Is gelling ut
prices ruughig Irom B to be.
ATLANTA, Aug. U.~Corrox—V to 10c—receipts
very light.
Bacon.—Hog round 10 to 10*40, dear (Sides 12a
12)4,Ribbed 11a II>4, Hams Jo;4ullJ4, (itiouders
.1 and doles Go per lo. Good .slock m market with 11
fair demand. .
Rico—Goo 11<> priuiu G*4aSo.
WILMINGTON, Aug 'Tcm.Nii.vK—Hales yes
terday of E21 bids uud to-day of EDO at $2 73 for
virgin, 8! fill for yellow dip and 81 GO fur bard.
M'Utrrs Tua'ji.viixii.--;-a!es y osier day of 100 rusks
ut uu l lo-cay **f 40 ut .-amu price.
Ra-iw— Sales of 10,00(1 lads Common nt SI 20 for
luge bbl*. •
T ak — Xono in market.
Coax.—Solus yesterday of 272o b'lsliels on privato
terms, and to-day of 2'JU(l busiiels at 01)4*5, leaving
2'.Kit bushel < yet on tlm market.
Flock.—Wo note uu advance with a light supply,
.-.’sties ot go bids l’ay tvlllu at 8s lor super an 1 8.1
lur Utility.
piping IndUigtnte.
Fort ol* Suvuitiuili AUGUST 13
Vr cl veil.
U. H. M. Stnamer iveystouo SLito, llardle, I'fiila.
delp * In, Gd hoars, to O A Greiner.
Cleared.
Bark Feniandiua, Nickerson, Cadiz—Ctdieiis 5c
. Hertz
Fmwi'iiKors,
I’er steamer Kcysfime 8t*tc,irvmlTiilaUelpldn—
TTiMiner, J* B ilousam, A 8 Nautel, 11 .Morse, Mrs
M A Waver and child, .1 W Ntouu ami lady, Mrs J 1*
Mortis. MissOCGordon, C.lougsletler, (> Xmwiiin,
uml 2 in hleeragp.
Goinilgiiiii'u.
For steamer Koystonu Ntato, from Philadelphia—
S1) Brantley 5: Co. lltylur 5: ivlino, X li.Burnuin,
A Da-.I.-r, A IJouauil, .1 1* Ureoks, Urlglmm, Kelly u
'..o, .1 M Cooper, O Cohen, Crane, Weds 5c Co. I) D
Copp, .u A Cohen, W H Ktiirhige, W Duiieau, M Jor-
ken, l* lileusou,.) Gleeson, C *v Greiner, Huicombe,
Johnson & Co, llarudou’s KxpresH, Hud.<ou, Flem
ing i: Co, Hardwick 5c Cooke, 0 .lolmsuii 5c Go, P Ju>
cobs, King 5c Waring, King 5c Nous, U T J.tiwton, W
W Uitcoln, 8 M ijirtlteau. G A1, Lunar, 11 Mnr*:e,
W 11 May 5c Go, AloKeo « Bennett, 1 W Morrod, Mu
Mahon 5c Hoyle, 7*1 U'Bryan, li Paruou^ikGo, I’nltuu,
Uu lion 5c Go, Pudellord, Fay a Co, M •) Hetlly, Jim
Ryan, Ruse, Udvis 5c Lmg, Rallroml ^gout, J Ste
gun, A A 8<domons, .1 Nlmrer, Nnyder & Askew, T
.M Turner, W T William-]. W M Wiulley, J Wernlum
mer, Webster iz Palmes, Wayne 5c tSon, Williams 5c
Ratcilffe. Young, Wyatt 5c Go, Yongo 5c Ft Ioi'hoii,
;.{AGON.—GD hlids prime llacrtm hides, 25 do do do
»* 8I1011Idors, Just received uml for salo by
JylO SCRANTON, JollNSTON k CO.
B acon an li PUKK.—GU UUds Clear tides, 25 do
Ribbed do, It) cusks Hams
GO bids Mess Pork, Just received aud for sale I: y
Jyu ltd] Hi liltS, NORRIS 5k GO.
i\M\v ;y)ViiimsEiVUTA i.'>
AUMOltY HALL.
111CNHY M l.AW, will drllv'er. a I.KC-
TURK on ilin Her or Oiutouy, its (nuxin*
andUskd, ul Arumiy Hull. THIS EVENING, VJtli
lust., ut H)4 o’el’rtik.
A'lniiituiieo GO ceiiLs. Tiokets for sale at all the
bookstores, and nt Urn door. uttgl2
BOAllD Ol? IlidALTII.
A regular lticeilagorthe Board or UouUli
will b? belli oir Wednesday, the loth imu.,
atfi‘4 o’cieek- P. M.
Meiubors will oxamim* their Wanls carefully uml
report all nuisances.
By order of
M J. BUCK Milt, Chairman U. H.
S. A.T. lAwnust’K, M. 1).. S.e'y B. 11.
Savannah, tith Aug., 1H5JL quiz
PHILIP M. nUSfllQLL.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
notary */jn'Vkya (;fu. accountant'and
COPYIST.
Will oxoutaDeeils, Mortgages, Power of Attorney,
Wills, Bonds, Notices and Taking ol Intorrogutones.
Office at the Court House, Savannah, G11.
Court Days. Third Tuesday iu ouah inoutu, ami
bold at tlio ollloo of lidwind Wlion, Esq.
Hssidouoo, Gaston, betwoen Barnard and TatUmll
Htreet.
Auy call at night, on bmdnuas, will be uttunded
to Im mediately. jy2G
lot) DOLLARS REWARD
Will bu paid u piece, for the tfppi ohonsion
aud lo Jgm- nt Id any 8ul‘o Jail so tlut I gel
H tb 'in.' of my iwo n. groes. • BOSTON ana
-- IJt.JACK, smm.tlnms -ealLul John.Jack is a
largo O' pper eoioroil l'vUow> bus a tlovvneast look
and rough luce, weighs about 1150 an 1 is G fuel lo
Inches high. Boston is very black wRIi a wide
spues between bis upper fionl Uulii, high forehead,
turns his fuel out iu walking, i > G met 1 inch high
and weighs 13 1 ur tut). My address h 4 mil 's of
RainWell, 8. C.
i.ugl2—w)y WM. ASHLEY.
WANTED AT MAUKUALL HOUSE.
. WO Ciiauiburaiuhis. (wlnt*-.) u mail Cook', aud
*. lour Diuiug Room Boys. Nuiio but tlm.-o wlm
e *n come wed r«:commem!e l ne«i<l apply.
uugl2—RALPH M L11UM.
M
i'irfS l'ORli—.Vj bb.K M.J h Peru, just received
aud lor sale by
ugl2 IP'PGKUS, NOhltlS k CO.
L«'ELX.O\V~Cl*iA: NS OF CHATHAM
Ct.UXTY.
J am a e.tiulldato tor ro-electton t<* tho of-
ll«« of R c.dver of fax lutun s to January
next, ami respectfully solicit your s dlVugos.
nog 11 JOHN RlitlDY.
W
'ANTE I
at
—Obi Llia.upngiiu Buttles will llmt sale
faugll) A. Bt/NAUI
NATIONAL POLITICAL MAP
or TUB
UNITED STATES.
J UST PUBLISHED, containing addt)ra>e Portraits,
from t ie. of Freiu-mt U .cbituun, Mllmoie,
!>:*> ton, BreeltiiiiMge and l!ou:btdi, With llm Flat
form of their respietivo . puites, n.g. thur w.ith
llieir letters ofuecoptAUeo and a vast amount oi
atutistK'al mutter, inieiostlug to all paill j.-]. This
inti]* 1- bjautifuilv colored, size 24 by id Inches,
extends th.ouijli to tlio Pmdllo co.i»t, rlmw.ng tlm
o.\m 1 boundaries of a!) • tlm States uml Territories,
MMifidil Comp omieii Due, Sec. It ulso contains a
v.du :b e Liagrum, .showing tho ups aud uowns In
relative runk.au W pupniauou of tile .-everal states'
of the Union lor the last ulyouis. l’oi tlcia sof dll
purtles. wiiblngtoliavo.bcio'f t'mm nan-rial l'or
belug t'aliy pn*lo;i .a *. slngh)' g in co, in i.-t pj..-u.-.»
u 0-py of ,ilils Map. I rieo in sheet m. iii, 25 cents;
pi Urn iu puckul form, 6j coni'*.
N. E.—Uoploi Ki*t (pt'fil pabl) on r -a-lpl of the
price. 10U,UU ‘ Agt ills "wanted t«> sell tlmui. Ad-
Iross A. raNNKY, PiU haliur,
1JG Uro.i iw ij, New York.
N. B.—ICdRor.'of uuW#qM|»!rs gtviug tlio abnvo
one insertion, shall receive a copy of ilm Map.
ftilgll—2 A. It.
LOST
A CHECK of " ay 5c Taylor, No. 2, on MercbuuL-i'
and Plantor.i’ Bank lor 810. Payment <f
aatuo has bucm stop .-oil. • *
JOHN N*. LFAvIS.
ttUBff
ELECTION NOTIC'D.
C 10UNCIL will, at Us next icgitlar meeting, 2Lt
J lust, elect a Weigher of Ilay, vleo R J R Bee,
resigned. Salary, Fees—Bond a-'iO.
Apt Ueants will tnimu their finuitrities(iwo requir-
«)*1) amt hand in their application to mu, on or be
fore 2o’clock, 1*. M.. *d taut uav.
i.'im'iih> *: wtisi'iv
augO
KBVVAUH G. WILSON,
Clerk of Council.
McCarthy ginned ska island
COTTON TN LIVKKPOOli.
A BROKER in Liverpool reporting class aud val
ue nfu co'isignuuut of the McCarthy Ginned
suaisland Cotton from u liou.;u In tills cily, writes
ns follows:
“11., 7 bags farfili color, with a little shell, not
much; but thu pjcudailty of this quality is tlm sta
ple, uud the sty I „■ of It* cleaning and puilmg up;
different to tlio usunl Holier dm operations. The
sample before hamiliig, has somo slight appearance
of having been Saw Ginned. On oxauduation, how
ever, shows that ult tlm staple, both as to L*ngth
and uniformity, has been .preserved,, uml a much
gi eater degree of freedom and uiudnoss Im * been
given I y tneproua-s. This renrirk applies more
or ieds to all the marks of this shipment. In this
instance, the staple i : stout and a good l.tigth, uml
\vltho..t b.ing Hue, is 11*4 co.irsv.”
Tb iuiider-i.iie i, agents lor the ubovo momioned
Gilts, always Uavo a a-ply oil baud, at 8125 otw.li.
BOSTON ec VILLALDNG.l.
mig 5—W2iu
MAYOR’S OFFICE, 1
- * *1. J
tlTV OF S.WAX.VAII, 6:!l of August, 1650. „
T 0 OWNERS OF LOGS, und all others whom it
may coucerii
You ura hereby notille 1 to l:cep your Dogs In and
prevent them from going ut large within the city
Limits.
Any Dog found going at largo utter this notice,
and until the 20th day uf September next, shall bo
killed.
[»..«.] KIWI). C. ANDERSON, Mayor.
Attest. Knw'n. G. Wilson, clerk oi Cottucil.
nag 5
VALUAHLE RICE PLANTATION
F1 )K 8ALF,
WITIIIN 1KN Mil Ki or 11IK CITY Ol* SaVZNN.UI.
O N iliu llrot Tuesday iu December uext, will bn
sold beiuro the Court llousu in tno city of ga
v.*uimli, tim lLiutatlou ou the c'uvauuuh liver, tun
mdes from the cny, known as Mulbcriy Grove, be
longing to the estate oi tim lute Pbitlp Umier, con-
mining six hundred uud eighty-seven June.-, ul
winch there arc two huudrea acres of first quality
tide rice mud, aud utiu hundred uml lU'ty-Uveuire..
under good banks and iu a fiuu slate for cultiva
tion. .Dio, seventy live acre.) of htgn hud under
cultivation, uu Urn place are a good owe ling Loiuc,
overseer's bouse, barns, negro bouses uud turn
oulbuihfings, ull in a goo i slate of repair. Fur&kU.
desiring to purcimmi will call upon 11. K, HurrUmi.
Kx’i, who reshtos witniu tour mites oi llm Grow,
or Klixa tuner, Ex’trix, who re-dde.1 wiihiu two
miles oi the Grove.
Terms of Mile ma le known on tlm day of sole.
Po.ijCibiOu not given mud u.e first of January .
jyt7-td U. It. ilARIU.'UN, Kx'or.
tti,- Tue Charleston Mercury vv.ll panm h oncon
Ween until the tiny of >.*|e.
MOOLiL AGENCY
/ Subscriiiers Imvo established a Boult
X Agency in I'luiuaeipiua, imu will luruish any
ouok or puuliciitiuii at ttm retail price free ol poet
age. Any persons by for w an hug the subsuriphei.
price of any one of the 82 Magazines, accli iia Hui-
,»* v’s, Gudey'H, Pulliam's, Graham’s, Frank Isrslio’s
FiuhieuA, Ac., will rucuivu tlm yiaguzinus tor oue
year uml a copy of a spjuudid tithogruph portrait oi
either Washington, Juekson or Clay; or if subseri
Omg to u 82 and 81 magazine, they will receive u
copy uf either of the three portraits, if subscribing
tu 8d worth of magazines, ail three portraits will he
sent gratis. Music furnished to those who may
w-ish it.
Kuvelopcs of oxory size nud description in large
ur small quantities furnished, seal Presses, Dies,
5cc.,seuttu order.
Every description of engraving on wood executed
with ueutnoss and dispatch Views of Buildings,
Newspaper Heading-?, Views of Machinery, Book II
lustrations, Lodge certificates, Business cards, do.
All orders scut by mail promptly attended to Per
sons wishing views of their buddings engraved cun
send a Daguerreotype or sketch of the building by
mail or express.
Persons ut u distance having saleable articles will
find it to lln'G advantage to address tho subscribers
us wo woula ...>t at agent for tlm sale of thu smuo
BYRAM it: PIERCE.
GO, South Third street, Pliila., Pa.
nov 2C—divvly
L ARD AND CANDLES.—4*0 bblt and GO kegs Xu
1 Leaf Dll'd
76 boxes Adumantiuo Candles, ttnr bruud
lot) do Uc Adult’s 'fallow do, Just received and
for sale by
jyit) _ SCRAN ION,JOHNSTON A_CO.
FilESIK GROUND CORN MEAL.
«) *. A BUSHED^ Fresh Ground Corn Meal iu
*5Uv store, and for sale low ty
mig;» YOU u 5: WYATT.
MILLER iic ROLL,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
UUUNSWICK, GA.
Wlil praetl io in tim Brunswick Circuit—compris
ing tho following Couutius :
Glynn. Wayne, Camden, Waro, Apppllng,
Clinch, Coll'eu uml Chaiitoii,
JOHN B. MILLER. L. C. ROLL,
uuga Jy
A • TttlJMAS dk CO.,
Auction anti Comlmssion Morclmnlii,
110 liruan Street,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
A. Thomas. tjul21 S. S. Pakdcx.
T.m-
.. . It. F MtUELL,
DKALKtt IN OUOlOfi F AAULY OltOCERIES
uml i'ordgn ami Doinvutlc Fruit,
corner ltrouyhtnn anil Whilalcerols.
owu uml ummiry supplied with choico goods at
moderata prices. All order? promptly uttunded
to, und Hiitfifuotion always guaranteed. spls
JOHN u. faCUOant,
WUOI.ESALE AND KKTA1L DBALBK IN
WINDOW BLINDS, WINDOW SA811 AND HANK
DOORS.
West Hldo Monument Squaio, Suvuunuh, Ga.
may 11
JOHN C. IlOOTIl,
CIVIL KNCINFBU AND SUHVKYOH,
Wnl also give his attention to designs in Architec
ture. Oillco In tlm store of John Williamson, E-q.,
Bay street. niyJSI
CHAFFER «Sk C6.~,
No. G Wliltnker Street, Huvaiumli, tin.,
WIIUI.KSAIJ1 AND UKTAll. IJEALKIW IN
(RASHES, Biind3, Doors, Muuldlngs, Ac. White
U 1/cad, Zinc, Wliito l.luseed, Spuriu, Whale, Tun-
tiers’uud NeutsfootOils, Glass, Brushes, Gold Leal,
Bronze, Builders' Hardware. Nulls, Marble Mantels,
\o., &o. je4
ii tifi n M. mi.Glen7
ATTORNliV AT LAW,
Oillco corner Bitv aud Druylou htreets
Jyis
K. WilliillT. J I*. K. KltVAOK
•WlUailT «Si SAVAGE,
ATTOliXtiYS AT I.A IK,
__ BRUNSWICK, GA. _ .tylO
A. il. C H .0(11*1 ON.
(Successor to Ulmtnplun Si Watts.)
WLIOLKSALH AND ni-n'AlL (iltOOKtt,
Vo. j Da rim rd st., between tlm Murkct aud liny st.,
SAVANNAU,GA.
Dealer iu Groceries, Foreign and Domestic liquors,
Dried Fruits, &e., ftc. -
Reference—A. Champion, lisq., bmnuel Solomons,
Ksq., Messrs. Rulmu Whitehead, aud Switt 5cCo.,
Suvuumth, Ga. mvli
O. a. HAHKlMON. ArO. M
UAU1USON * DtUUHEB,
AHOTJON, COMMISSION, IIKCEIVINC _
L oi'u'itrdiiiii Mcrcliants.
59 AND Ul BBOilNBTlUaa, COLUMBUS, flIOUU.
JOHN «. COCH11ANK,
Al'l'OUNKV AT LAW,
Dublin, utnrens county, Ga,, late junior partner of
the linn of A. .2.1. Gouuiunk, Jrwinton, Ga., will
attend promptly to nil business entrusted to his
care. Particular nttuutiou paid to collecting. Re
ference—Dr. G. B. Guyton, F. 11. Howe, Dublin,
Ga., M Marsh, Savunnah. myll
YONGK Ot FIIIE11SON,
Forwarding and commission merchants,
NI*. D4 lUY-SrKKCT. SAVANNAll, OA
ujir-)
A. NoALFIN vSi ilUUTllERH,
Lumber, Mill and Brick Yards.
EOpt 5 SAVANNAH, GA.
P. JACOBS,'
SEGAll AND TOISACCO STORE,
No. 29, Bull street, (sigu oi the Big Indian.)
N. D.~Keeps uonstautiy ou hum! Spauish, Hail
Sixuiish, aud Amcricuu Sugars, ut wholesale and rc-
nil. Also, Chewing Tobacco, Snufi, Ac. June)
- JAn SIcUENliY^ ~
Luauruuce Broker and Notary Public.
Mariuo Protests Noted and Extended, Average,
uiijusted, Charter Parties und Average Bonds drawna
Papers preparo l whereby to recover losses from
American or British Umlorwritors, and attention
given to till matters connected with shipping uml lu-
surauoe, No. 118 Buy-street opposite the front ol
the Custom House. Iy uovfi
JESSE T, UEIINAUD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Nuwimnsviilo, Flu.
Reference—Ge <rgc . Brown, William Dell, New-
nansvilie, Fla., B. B. lliltou, Boston & Villalonga,
Savannah, Ga.myll
M. WHIT SMITH,
ATTOHNEY AT LAW,
ALUOATOR, HAST FLORIDA,
Will pructicu iu the Pas lor u uml Soulliern Counties
liefer to—C'oi. S. S. Sibley, and it. I). Hilton, Sa
vuunah. fobZ-tf
' Oil AS. O. CJAM1-U1SI.1.,
ATTOHNEY AT HAW,
UILLKDUKVILLK, OA.* 1
Practices J.aw in tbo various Couutics or the Oc
tnuigeo Circuit, and tho udjoinlug Counties of Twiggs,
Laurens aud Washington.
Ruler to—John Boston, H. A. Crane, uud it. B
Hiitou. foDl4
ATutJKBOlL
ATTOUNEY AND OOUNBELLOB AT LAW,
ANl)
Commissioner of the U. S. Court of Claims foi
the State qf Georgia.
office Curuer Bay uml Uml streets,
i. my 10
WM. M. WILLIAMS, TIUUIJKUS OMVKR. JACK IIKOWN
WILLIAMS, OLIVER Oi BROWN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Buena Vista, Marion County, Ga.,
Will practice in the counties of Marion, Macon, Hous
ton, Stewart, Randolph, Muscogee, Leo, aud auy
mUoming counUos, where their services may be
required. inyll
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
ATTOHNEY AT LAW,
MAltlRTTA, GA.
OC.tfili—1\
DAVID G. WILDS,
A T T OBNBY A T L A W ,
SPARTA, GA.
Will practice iu tlio counties of Hauceck, Warren
Washington, and Uuldwiu.
Hkkkukncxs—Bohn 4: Foster, Rabun A Smith, and
K. A. SoitUard. Savannah. jnntf
R. U. lilLTUN,
AtTURXEY AND COUNSELLOR AT l AW.
L'liico corner of Bay and Dray ton-sts.
H AVANS AM, UA.
myll
HENRY WILLIAM^,
ATTOUNEY AT LAW,
No. 8, Dmjtou Street, Savannah, Cloorgia.
may ft—ly
DR. CtiARLES 'll. GOLDING,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. No. 14 LIBERTY ST.,
Guo door west of Drayton. myll
H AY—tfOi) liukM very carefully svlcclmf, to ar
arrlvo
jylO PATl’EN, HUTTON & CO.
R ECEIVED tliis-day par Steamer Alabama—
lL-ckers sdl-raijiug Flour,
Choice Table Butter ft Cheese, at
BARRON’S Family Grocery,
jy U0 Corner Whitaker & Chut lion via. *
Clothing ; Hats
and Cups, Shirts,
Collars,
Gloves, Hosiery,
Cauci, umbrellas
Cravats, Stocks,
Handkerchiefs,
And
JfFaucy Articles
r tv
P OTASH—10 coses Rectified Potash, in tin cans,
for family use: 10 casks Potash, j u»t received
uml lor tale by
Jyll RODGKIW, NORRIS k CO,
B
AGGIN’G AND ROPE—7G halos (inuny Cloth
UU half bales do do
200 coils Kentucky Rope, in fitore, for halo by
.ly-’d WEBSTER Si PALM ICS.
F l.OUR.-3tU) sucks Paiacu Mills Double Extra
l'l.ntr, just received mid for sale by
jyS
RUSK, DAVIS 5c LONG
A/f Ol,ASSES.—loti barrels Molasses lor salo, to
IVx arrive per brig Zorvaster, by
mig 2 LOCKETT 6i SNFILING3.
QUGAlt. STARCH, SOAP AND aUDA—
O lUO hols A, B uml C Sugar
GO do Crushed and Pulverized Sugar
I6>) boxes Slnrch
250 do Pale, No 1 und Family Soup
25 kegs Washing Soda, ftU boxes Cordon do,
landing aud lu atoro and for sale by
McMahon & doyle,
uugT 203 and 207 Bay street.
WM. O. CONNELLY,
ATTOUNEY AT LAW,
ISABELLA, WOKTU COC.VTV, -A,. (POS1 1 OFFICE, ALBANV.)
Will pruutise iu tho Soutiican Circuit, aud in Macon,
Dooly und Worth Counties of the Macon Circuit.
«S" Particular attention glvcu to tlio collection (<t
claims in South-Western Georgia. je2—(ini
■ e.cCmmTno,
AT TO UN EY AT LA W,
fobl-Ty luwi.vio.v, q.\.
IM.N1KU & AMffBUW,
ATTOltNEYS AT LAW,
npG-ly halos, ua.
' William'ii'.' iiAsiitcit,'
ATTOUNEY AND COUN8EUMU AT IAW.
Troupville, Lowudcs County, Ga.
Wilt practice in Thonms, I/>wndes, Clinch, Waro,
Appling, TeltUir, Irwin, I^urcns. uml Pulaski
countios, Georgia; aud m Jefferson, Madison, Hum
Hton. and Columbia counties, Florida. [myll
☆ OJUOTBIfil-Gr A
EMPORIUM- Of
I DOOH WB3T OF TUB IIEPUBUOAN IUjADI.S n M OOM,
FiuoReudy-mude
for
«9cntlumeu.
W.O. Price,
FASHIONABIJS
AND
MILITABY
TAYLOll,
No. 147
Bay Street,
SA VANiXAU.
Also, Superfinu
Cloths, ussimers
ami Yostlugs, will
ho inaUo to mca-
suro.unoxccption-
able iu stylo
amt
workmanship,*
by tho
host mechanics,
at shortost
notice
.m.
Ordersfrom city and county solicited, jpg
wa. Al'ULKV UoiTFU. JXO. OOUPXM I
COUPKIl dS FRASER,
FACTORS k GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bay street, Suvaiiuah, Ga. [myll
R. J. HAVANT, JR,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION HERO ANT,
No. 07 Buy Ntre.t, ’
jy 30 S»vann»h, Ot
A. SHORT,
RASTER BUILDER.
Will take contracts for Building and Working Ma-
sonry or overy description. Resldenot, No. I Mr*
-IcwoU'r Range. 8nuth side Jonra at oettO
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HIQMAHVILLK, fllOMAB COtJKTT, OA.
All bualnc.-os entrusted to his cart will
promt)! attontlon. lyr—marl?
JAMBS 0. ROnaBHS. .AXM A. M
RODGERS Ot NORRIS,
(Into Cmne At Rodgers,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
UAY-8TRKRT, SAVANNAH. -
June 1,1855, [fof*
t. J. OODKN. WM. STARK. Jr. ■,
OGDEN, STARR Ot CO,
vuiinn, O. vU.j
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
HAV-BTKKKT. SAVAtiHAD. OA.
PAT'X'RN, Ilt'fTON diCO.,
FACTORS.
Forwarding and OommissioR Merchant.,
Hny-.trii.it, Sftvnmmtl. (1..
DSt“ Particular attention givon to tiio Bales of Rea)
Estate, Negroes and Produce.
ffJr Uhcrul advances made on Negroes and Mar-
uhuiidlzo. •
KKFKKKNCm ;
RC'i-E, PATl'EN 5c CO. I
G IN BY k DANIEL. yOolumbua, Ga
STEWART, GRAY 5tCO.J
(>t'<W I.A VI. f. 1 nV-il \
RISE, DAVIS k LUNG, I
WM. WIUGI1T, / BavauuaU
YOUNG, ATKINS 5k DUNHAM, I
C. A. GREENE k GO., J ApatodtitooU
II tl LIIII-I'II I II..LII. A *
11. S. SMITH, VMobilo, Alabama;
out 23
B. kLLIB, '
Factor aud tieueml Commiadoo Merchant
KO; 71 BAY-HTBKBT, SAVANNAH, OA.,
cl.-t.i tl... ..... .--I V..u...
, .a HAI-DIBUI,
KCTERh to—Messrs. Glngboru k Cunuinghum, Bell
Frontl*h, Og'leu. --'tarr flt Go., Savmnmh : J. II
IbompKon. Ikwtan
■John s: norHTsT'
ARCHITECT,
TTAVING resumed thu practico of his proles*
XA. sion, offers hla services to his friends aud the
pnblio os au Architect aud Superintendent,
Designs fot any part of tho country suppliud aud
oxocutod iu all tho various branches or hts nrorcs-
slon, such ns l'ubllo Edifices, Stores, Dwellings,
Monuments, 5bo.* Thoroughly Flro Proof Htoros de'
signed and oxocutod. Oflleo ut prosont In Bay Iauo,
roar orthoOuatom Houbo. Jan 3—ly
TO MASTER BUILDERS AND CON-
. TRACTORS.
R0P0SALS for erecting a Masonic Hall for Solo
raon’a Lodgo No. 1, will ho rooolved at my of-
llco until tho first Monday in August noxt.
jyO—Gw JOHN 8. BOWEN, ArohltooL
WILLI AAA LYNN,
CO.MMSSION ANl) F( RWARDING MERCHANT,
.Vo. 87 Hay thtel, Savannah, Georgia.
June 13
'■ »1 EI'T'ERSON KOUER'iffi,
UENEIIAL
GOMM1S8IOJN MEROUANT,
AND b£aUill IN
Timber and Lumber.
SA VANNAH, Go.
WHJ.LS « WILLIAMS,
PKALKltS IK
DOMESTIC, FOREIGN AND FANCY
%r DUY GOODS.
. „ t7 0, Cmgress-sU, Savannah, Ga.
JAS. T. WELLS, formerly of Boaufort Disk 8. C.
T11EOPHII.US WILLIAMS, “ Scrlvon Co.,Ga.
sept 7 '
•• *" “ va “. J. n. DAVIS. W. H. I OKU.
Ui:SK, DAVIS A LONG,
OOAIMISBIOK MERCHANTS.
iiU'iVMIU r, . ' '
SAVANNAH, GA.
may 30
\VJI. S. DANXKLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SAVANNAH. UA.
AH** Ollloo over Thomas M. Turner & Co.’s Dru«
btoro, Bay street. m y7 ■
x. lockkit. u. d. an
LOCKETT dt SNELLINGS,
COMMISSION MEBOHAn’tS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS,
Savannah, Go*
Will attend to tbo eolliug of all kinds ofproduoe.
strict attention given to receiving and forwarding
Koods. . may 81 iy
Auction & <
A. It. MfLAVGK....,
G (moral A gojit and Auctioneer,
!N)lioitri Irom Ins friends, consignments ol every
dcsci Iplion. Takes orders for Cotton.
SjH.ciul attontlon given-^to the sales of Real
Estate, stocks and Negro property, at pubUo and
private halos. Prompt returns and dispatch.
Reference—C. a, L. LAMAR. -- mch 80
JAS. W. UKRKN. 8. V. akdoT.
GREEN * SMOOT,
ATTOltNEYS AT LAW.
TH0MA8T0.V, GA.
OCt20
JOHN BILBO.
Ordinary or Chatham County.
AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office in the Court House. myW
ANTHONY M^CVLLOH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Savannah, Georgia.
A3** Office on Bay street, over the Bank of Bar an-
tmh. mayia
R. F. COLE * BROTHER,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION man
CHANTS,
Savannah, ~
V. T. Co
Bay street, S
„ . RKFERK.NCHS.
Holcomb, Johnson, 5k Co. | Cohens A Herts,
Loukott 5c Snolliugs, I EdwinPanonakGo.,
Robert A. Allen, | Soranton, Joluuton b Co
SAVANNAH, GA. my 18
. CHANTS,
Savannah, Ga., and Montgomery, Ala,
F.T.C0W, I * K. F. Coul
street, Savannah. | Commerco sL, Momg’ry.
WM. L. WKBIt. me. n. BAUB ,
WEBB dt SAGE,
(srcUKSOKSIO CAMUtON, WEBS k CO.
IMPORTERS OF
CIGNA, GLASS, AND EARTHEN-WARE
146 M1JKTINU-.it. C11AULKSTON, 8. 0.,
Will Kiq'pi} Country Morchumd with Goods u thet^
hue ut as low rules us (boy can buy in Nsw
York, ur ohewhoro.
sept 28 |y
L. P. KING,
^ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Curuer oi liuy ami M Whitaker Streets,
SAVANNAH.
fob 22 3mos
JONH S. BOWEN.
ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,
COKXKR OK DRAYTON AND BKYAN-BU.,
Jyfl—3m
(Abovo C A. L. lAtmar.j
C. W. MABRY, -
ATTORNEY AT LAW
FIUXKUX, BEARD OO., GA.
Will Attend lo professional business In tho Counties
of Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Oowoto, Fayette, Wuri-
wother and Troup.
Roforence—Hon. E. Y. HUI, Utirauge, Ga.: Hon,
1 trill Ii(i.nl....n O.. ■ tf n'j. ..
David Irwin, Marietta, Gu.Colonel fi.'M. Tl'dwaU.
** '. WllUam Dougherty, C«1
Fayetteville, Ga.; and Mr.
lumbua, Ga.
sepl7-ly
wm. McAllister.
kshed on reasonable terms.
Epcutfully solicited.
up 18
D. A. O'BYRNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office 175, Bay-st., over Turner b Go’s. Drag store
SAVANNAH, GA.
uovlO—ly
GEORGE TROUP HOWARD.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office Mouument Square, near State Bank.
, SAVANNAH, GA.
nov 10—ly
CRANE, WELLS A CO.
FACT01IS & COMMISSION I V
Savannah, Ga
S. W. BAKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEUDR AT LAW,
nilU IrUUDOAUAIKAI UIH,
Montlcello, Joflbrson County, Fla. .
Reforeuce—Hon. W. B. Fuausa, Bavannab, Ga.
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EDWARD G. WILSON,
MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER
OF DEEDS.
At Messrs. Word 5k Owons* Law Office.
WA YNE, GRENVILLE dt CO.,
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R CHAN IB,
COMMISSION AM) IOR„™ m , v
Say street Sawwah. • „
THOS. 8. WAYNE. . C. E. GRENVILLE,
R. AIJCX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE/'
jy 6—tf Savannah.
J. . W. PATTERSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Troupville, LowudoaConty.Ua. fmll
M. FITZGERALD, .
Corner ofBmu^hfoiumd WhltokarHItv,
QUOCESSOi^to T. cAuc.Jlumfkctar.rud
jj Dealer In every variety tu common and lu
. warranted to resbt eflhc-
tually tho hot daml) atmosphere oT a Boutbern Ch-
'aah, prices low? l “ i8 “ /8,r wr