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ARRIvIlToF THE .Vsw You, Aug. 17.—Tho steanuhlp Baltic bas arrived at this port wllh dates from Liver pool to August 6th, three days later than those received by the Canada. Brown, Shipley A Co.'s olrcular says that the mirkjt exhibits no now feature,quotations are Heady, demand 8nn. The sales for the week amount to 36,000 halos, of whloh speculators sad exporters took 7,000. QUOTATIONS. Fair Orleans 7d. Middling Orleans.. 0|d. Fair Mobile 0|d. Middling Mobile «|d. Fair Uplands 6|d. Middling Uplands.... ...0 3-10d. The Market closed Brm. In flour, prices in- clincd downward, the weather being more favorable for harvest, the market la dull and bus declined a shilling. Wheat has declined ■lx to eight ponce. Indian corn la unchanged. Trade at Manchester was more active. Tarns bad advanced. Money was active at four and a half per ot. Cornels quiet at M}. ’ The maiket for Amerloan stocks were Arm. General News, Spain Is tranquil. The Insurgents at Sara, gossa have surrendered. The National has beta disarmed. The French Army on tho Spanish frontiers has been withdrawn. The Hessians have sent fllteen thousand more men to Kars to help repair the fortifleations there. A dreadful powder explosion took place nt Bslonica In Spain. Many buildings wen des troyed, forty persona killed and one hundred Wuui.dod. The Times accuses Russia of bad faith In currying opt the treaties. Diiflculties are ap prehended. The Africa had arrived out. 3.VD DISPATCH. Tho saloon Wednesday, the day tho ateaino •lied, mounted to 10,000, bales. The latest In Isllljeaoe concerning the explosion at Saloncia Is, that seven hundred persons were killed and wounded, Including the Russian,Dutch and Sar dinian Consuls. On* hundred persons were killed latently. Two hundred barrels of contra bind powder exploded. From Washington. WasntNOTON, Aug. 17.—Both Bousesof Con gress were In session until Sve o'clock this mom- lug. During the day and night they passed al| the appropriation bills except the Civil Miscel Uueous and Army Appropriation hills. The Utter Is considered to bo In imminent peril, the former are likely to be saved. A Commute of conference have agreed upon an ocean mall bill ivhich Includes a notice to the Collins Line of the discontinuance of the extra compensa tlon. The bill to protect discoveries of Ouano bas pissed both houses. The Desmoines Rapids Bill was reconsidered and passed despite the rcto of the President. The President has signori the Compensation Bill. The House re ceded from all the Kansas amendments to the- Judicial and Legislative bill, except that with holding any appropriation to defray the ex. penses of the Kansas Legislature, which appro prlution was lost Commissioner Corwine, who has returned from Panama, recommends tho exaction of immediate Indemnity for tho outragescommlt' ted upon American citizen passengers by the Orataba and others. If the indemnity la not promptly paid, he recommends the military oc cupation of the Isthmus by our Government. The Picsldent disapproves of Ur. Steven’s declaration of martial law in Washington Top rltory, and Intended to remove him and ap. point General Luno In his place. Tho latter, however, declines the appointment, and Gov. Stevens Is to be retained. A caucus of tho Southern American Con gressmen was held yesterday, at which it was resolved to continue to support Ur. Fillmore for the Presidency, as the only means of saving .the Union. Excitement In Mobile—Venning of Ah. olltlon Books, Mosul, Aug. 16—There Is great excitement here, In oonsequence of the salo of Abolition books by Strickland A Upson. A commltteo of citizens formally ordered them to leave the city within 8yo days. The excitement Increased to suoh an extent that thoy fled Immediately. Box. A. H. STipbaxs.—The Pennsylvanian ™i notices the eloquent speech delivered by non. a. H. Stephens, ol Georgia, at the great Uemocratlo muss meeting held at Chambers- bo«, Pa., on the 7th Inst.: "It was reserved, however, for Thursday, at the regular democr tlo mass convention, to In troduce to the gnat throng In the grove the fimoni Georgia orator, Hon. A. Stephens. His speech was calm, statesmanlike, and InesUtl- hie: aud it Is remirkable that,while taking views of some of the great questions In- v'lved lu the present contest, bis argument was toe same us that of the gehtlemon who spoke “fore and after him. Ho was hoard with oar- Mn. Bastow's Lures.—Wo publish this In. ternoou tho letter of Mr. Bartow, without com ment. We might answer at length, but do not pro pose to make one man atarget, at which to level our shafts, we will transfer our icmuiks upon tho kuown opposition of the Amcricuu Party to tho Kansas Bill, to that party ns n whole. Mr. Bartow denies being opposed to tho “groat principles'’ of that Bill, which Is suffi cient for us. We propose at no very distant, day to show what the great principles of , that BUI are. v If wo uuderstaud Mr. Bartow rightly, his op-i position is to tho action which tho Democratic \ Convention toik upon tho Kama* bill—as not | being sufficiently explicit and not the bill it- \ a oh . Hiiuouii Election. The latent returns from the Missouri election are contained in tho following dispatch : St. Lqum, Aug. 13,—In 70 counties*, 53 Dcm* cnitd. 24 Bentonites, 28 Know Nothing*, and 5 Whigs elected to tho House. In 7 beimtorial districts hoard from. 4 democrats, l Bentonite, 1 know nothing, aud 1 whig, were elected to the Senate. Thus far then, the Democrats lmveu majority in the Legislature, over Benton men uud Know Nothings combined. It is stilted moreover that four of tho live Whigs elected to the House, tire in favor of Gen. A tohison for tho United Status Senate. Wo have nothing to discredit tho report pro. viously received of tho election of Polk (Deni.) as Governor, aud of the whole Democratic State ticket. We only udd that tho Democracy and eld-line Buchuunn Wliigs of Missouri, by whom this great victory has been wou, have entitled them selves to the thanks of ttio whole confederacy Alt honor to them! Iowa micctiuu. * Two yours ago Iowa elected a Black Ifopub- lican fusionist Governor,by 2 480 majority, imo Black Kcpublicnn member of Congress u ml one Democrat—tho latter however, % so small a majority,thut ids seat was contested. As the result of the contest on the 4th, the telegraph proclaimed u Black lfopuoiicau triumph in the election of both members of Congress. Tills report we bavo reason to believe, ou tho authority of tho Chicago Times, is false. That paper states that Hull, Democrat, 1ms certainly been chosen in ouo District. It gives the returns from eleven coutitios, in which ho gniua 838 ns compared with tho vote two years since. The Times says : There are thirty-six counties iu the District, but those reinaiuiug to bo hoard from are, with the exception of Bulk, Warrou, Dallas, uud Jasper, very small uud are Democratic. Hall had 179 mujonty in tho District in 1854. When it is lemcmbcred that these was a thorough coalition between tho Know Noth ings and Black Republicans iu lovra, theso re turns will be considered highly favorable for the Democrats. ElectloiiHcturna. Nbw Orleans, Aug. 15.—Purtiul returns from Texas indicate au increased Democratic majori ty* [Sam Houston may begiu to prepare for the repose of private life.] North Carolina Election—13000 Demo cratic majority. The Wilmington Journal of the 15th lust, says t We are just uow in the receipt of a letter from a distinguished friend,which puts us in pas- icssiou of therosull iu 72 counties leaving but 10 counties to be heard from. Gov. majority, so far, is, after u careful addition, li ,- 750. We bavo licuid lYora ono of tho remain- rag counties, which gives n considerable gain. The counties still to be heard from are Cher okee, Macou, Jackson, Watauga, Davie, Curri tuck, Tyrrel, Hyde nne Gaston. Iu tho ten counties not counted in the summing up which places Gov. Bragg’s majority at 11,750, Mont gomery was included. These tun counties gave 624 majority for Dockery. Bragg's gain in three counties will be at least one thousand, making his majority in tho State 12,128, from which it will not vary more than ono hundred votes. It will not, in any event fall uuder 12,OUO. It may go some hundreds over it. The Democratic majority in tho legislature is near 60. With the position assumed by tho democratlo e witli it. Tim publlc.itloti' which the {Ian & Journal has .made In chi-.counecifou of certain resolutions of the General Assembly of till* State and tho Macon Council of the Amcricuu party have no duplication to mo ulir to anything which I said. I have hh'antago nism with them upon tin great principle they desite to secure. I regard tho repeal of tho Missouri foatriution as final, aud uny effort to repeal tho Kuusas-Nebtalka act, ah agitation of tho most mischuivous and dangerous cha racter, which would array me in opposition to any party which would attempt it. I have been Induced to make this reply to tho question put to me by tho Georgian & Journal, that no misconstruction might bo placed upon the ideas I intended tocouveyin tuy address to the Young Men's Fillmore Club, lust week; and huving a great disliko to news- E controversies of any kind, nudtlins hnv- ated, in (.fleet, whut was said by me ou "that occasion,” I will leave tho question,, bb lor ui 1 am concerned, forever. Very respectfullyjroura, Francis s. Bautow. nidn u steady, earnest and cordial support, lu my Judgment, he it at worthy or Southern confidence, and Southern volts at Mr, Calhoun ever was : und in saying this I do uut mean to intlmnto that Mr. Butfuuan lias any sectional mtJudicos iu his favor. J .only mean to ray hat lie has none against us, and that wo muv rely with absolute certainty of receiving Justice, according to the constitution, at his hands. Knowing your long, laborious, and faithful adherence to the fortunes of Mr. Buchanan, I bavo thought it proper to address you this let ter, to givo you assurance that you had not mis taken your raau, nor failed iu the performance of a sacred and filial duty to the South. Iu do ing so I violate no confluence. . Very truly, yoprMend, i A. G. Brown. To Hon. S. R. Adorns. from lira uioruiug'a llopub.ic&u. Ttie Georgian and Sir* Bartow’* Address. To the Editors of the Savannah Republican:— Gentlemen—lu the Georgian if Journal of Friday afternoon, the following question id pro pounded to me: "DoesMr. Bartow or the editor ofthc.Repub- Beau dare to deny, that the following language was used by tne brut, named gentleman? He said that the Democratic party called up on them to coalesce, upou the ground time it wusthe party flghtiug tho buttle* of tue South. That that party hud not given any explicit, declaration that it was sound upou the {south ern question, except the Kausus Nebrasku act, widen he looked upon us u Janus-facko in strument, INTENDED TO DEFRAUD BOTH SEC TIONS of the country; that it was constrained to include the doctrines of Squatter Sovereign ty ut the North and the opposite at the South and that the only true cuustructiou was the former. That, ho suid could uot have any claim on him us a Southern man. We assert most posit.vely that he did use such lan- PARTICULARLY TUB l'OKTION ITALICISED} will thoy say,tnut, that gentleman did uot use arguments tantamount to those reported by us.” In reply to this, I can only repeat what I said on that occasion in respect to the Kansas and Nebraska Act. I will not undertake to re- tended to express. 1 proposed to consider tho claim which was asserted by tho Democratic party at the South to the peculiar guardiuuship of Southern interests, and to examine its valid ity. I asked if this claim was based upon tho •'Kansas and Nebraska bill.” 1 said that Die alti tude of that party upon tho principles of tlmt Bill did not present any such claim to Southern support. 6 lsaid that in the *‘frco States” that Bill was maintained u^on tho ground* of “Squatter Sovereignty” and “Aliou Sullruge," and I u*k- cd if the SkmtU could support it upou those grounds. I pointed out the source of these con structions iu the ambiguous provisions of the Bill, and showed the ddfercucu between it and the Utah Bill, and I said that this Northem construction was cotemporaneou* with the passage of tho Bill aud had been asserted by Uen. Gass and others, that ever siuce thou the Kansas and Nebraska Act had been used and presented by the Democratic party with a Janus face, iutended to deceive and defraud both sections of the country. That it was pre sented by that parly with two facet—a North ern and a Southern one—tho former of which exhibited it as a “bill for freedom,” the latter a bill for slavery; that the Ciuoiuuati Conven tion had not settled this controversy, but hid left Its northern and southern tupporters free S to it their own construction; which ? they wcio freely using. I adverted to tion of Mr. Van Bureu and his freesoi! democratic associates, on this mibjcct,siistiUn- ed, as they say they are, by Mr. Buchanan’s letter of acceptance. I suid tlmt no issue de mandlng a coalition or southern men could be raised by any party, upon a bill thus Jutius- faced, so used and sa coutrivcd; uud tnat to ask the South to combine for tho muiutonanco of a “great principle” thus undeflued and tortured, aud so framed to suit the exigences of party, {jfct attention; and hU eloquen e excited in bis was an utfrout to it* intelligence, fearer* ^188, enthusiasm. Feeble in **” * " frame, but mighty in intellect, ins voice could 11,0 tM t01,16 remotest verge of the crowd; wa bl* clear, flute-like tonea gave a rare rhurra JJVjjprhtoipta he so ably defended. In tho h great throng called at hie lodging* to scSiiLi 1 ®» w ,heu ne made another speech, less able thin his effort of the aq» The foregoing is substantially wlmt I said, to le best of my recollection und belief. I am more anxious about ideas than words, and I am suro the large audienco before whour I uize spoke, will recogilize the general Udelity of my memory. I do not recollect giving my con struction to the act, as it was uot necessary to my argument. I was not considering tne Kansas and Nebraska act, except in connection Torrlfle Storm at Last Island ( ALI. THE HOUSES SWKFT AWAY ! One Hundred and Thirty-Seven Lives Lost, We are informed by a correspondent at Bor wick's Bay that John Davis, an oystermun, reached tlmt Place In a small sail-boat yester day, nod reported that all the houses on Last Island were swept ofl* by tho storm of Sunday night. Our correspondent also informs u* that as faros could be hurriedly useertaiued one hun dred and thirty-seven lives were supposed to bo lost. Tho steamer Major Aubrey was scot imme diately to tlio relief or the suffering survivois, who were sticking to the hull of the stcomboat Star, which was driven upon the Island by the storm. It i* said tlmt tho wator enme up with such rapidity, under the effect* of tho wind, that it rose live feet in two minute*, entirely submerg ing the whole island. The inhabitants, suppos ing, doubtless Hint tlie water would soon sub side, sought shelter in their houses, but it seem* that tlicso weie soon overturned and swept away by the combined force or the wind and waves, aud left the unfortunate iumates helplessly struggling amidst the debri*.—AT. O, Delta, August 14. The following diapatchos contain Inter ao. counts of the disaster! New Orleans, Aug. 15.—Accounts from Last Island verily the sad story of yesterday. It is positively ascertained that 108 persons ure lost, it i* feared that Grand Cuillou Island, anoth er watering place, bus shared the same lute. Corn, Cotton uud Sugar ure incalculably in. Jurcd. Tho Texas steamer* Nautilus and Per severance arc several day* duo. The steamship Texas has gone ill search of them. The storm extended far up the river us far as heard from. At the Government Hospital, Bat on Rouge, fourteen iucncs oi wutir fell on Suu. day evening. The weather is dear this mofniug Second Dispatuu.—iVeto Orleans, Aug. 15. —The survivors at, Last lslaud have reached tho city this morning. They estimate the loss of life ut two hundred and oighty-two, already counted. Many of the survivois aro wounded, praised any have broken limbs. The dead dodiea have beeu pluudred by a set of pirates wiio in habit the lslaud. The Perseverance and Glave-y stonlmvo arrived. The Nautilus not heard from. Tniuo Dispatcu—New Orleans., Aug .15.— Nothing detiu{te from Cuillou island, hut un- d JubU ly there Is great Joss of lift. It is ro- period that thirty bodies have beeu found atone und oi the Lluud. The loss of property ou Last island is esti mated at 8101),Olid. It is supposed that $10,000 in money have been taken from tho pockets ol the victims by the fell hands ot the pirates, beside* S'iOUJ in baggage on the river. Tue bank* caved iu at Bayou Sara, carrying away three residences—uo lives lo.it. Several vessels have boon blown ashore at the mouth of tho Miaaissipj 1. The telegraph lint a liuvc nattered .-everaly. The Br. schooner Manchester, from Ikliac, Houdura*, went ashore at the South Point, reports u Urge tire at Ifolizu a few days before nor departure- loss half a million. The N. O. Picayune say*: Last lblaud is an island iu tho Gulf of Mexico, which has been for some years made a summer resort for plauter* aud tneir families Irani the iuturior parishes of Lafourche and zUtakapus, and some from the city. U is distant from the main laud ut the mouth ot the bayou about twenty miles; the ncare»t land is live or six miles distant. The island i* ubuut iwenty-Uvo miles iu leugtb, and from a half to three-quar ters of a mile wide—only three or four feet above the Gulf It is exposed to the full sweep of the water* and tho southern breezes, which have made it u desirable retreat iu the summer mouths. This year the island is reported to have been well patronized, and theauxiely is therefore intense to learn who were exposed to tiie storm, and what losses we have to de plore. liettce tvoiu Senator 11 rown, of We give tho following letter italicised as wo And it iu tho N. Y. Evening Post, a Fremont paper. It is published by tbe Black Republi cans, for tho purpose of injuring Mr. Buchanan in the North. Let us see whether it will have the same effect iu the South : Washington City, Juue 13. My Dear Sir:—I congratulate you on the nomination of your favorite candidate for the Presidency. If the nomination ot Mr. Buchanan was ac ceptable to me ut iirst, it is still more so now— since 1 have seen him aud heard him speak. The Commlttcec, of which I was one, waited ou him at his rcsideucc to give him formal and olliciul notice of hi* nomination, uud intiie mime of tho Nutiouul Democracy, to request his ucccptuucc of it. We fouud him open, frank, aud wholly undisguised iu tlio expression of his scutimcut*. Mr. Bacbauan said,iqthc presence of all who had assembled, and they were from tlio North uud the South, the East und the West, that he slnod upon the Cincinnati platform and endors ed every part of it. He was explicit in hit re marks on Us slavery features, saying that the slavery issue was tne absorbing element in the canvass. Herccoguized to it* tallest exteut the overshudowiug importance of that issue, and if elected lie would mukejt the great aim in his udministrutionto settle, the questiunupon such terms as should give peace uud safety to the Union, aud security to the South. He spoke in terms of decided commendation of the Kansas bitl, aud as piintedly deprecated tho unworthy effort* of sectional ugitution to get up a national conflagration on that question. Al ter the passage of tho compiomise measure of I860, the Kuusus bill was, lie suid, necessary to hunnouizo our legislation in reference to the territories, and he expressed his suiprise that there should uppear anywhere nil organized- opposition to the Kansas bill, after the geueral ucquiescouco which the whole ci.untry hud ex pressed iu tlio measure of 1850. After thus speukiug of Kansas and the slave ry issues, Mr. Buchanan passed to our foreign policy. He approved, tn general terms of the Cincinnati resolutions on this subject. But said that while cuforcijgour owu policy, we must at uil time* scrupulously regard the just rights uud proper policy of other nations. He was uut opposed to territorial extension. AU our acqui sitions had been fairly und honorably made. Our necessities might require us to make other acquisitions. He regarded the acquisition of Cuba ai very desirable nous, audit was likely to become a national necessity. Whenever we could obtain the island ou fair, honorable terms, he was for taking it. But he added, it would lie a terrible necessity that would induce me to sanction uny movement, tbut would briug reproach upon us, or tarnish tho houor und glo ry of our bclived cauutcy. After tlw formal ^interview was over, Mr. Bn- chiuiun said playfully, but in the procuco of the wholo audience, "If / can be instrumental in settling the slavery question upon the terms / have named, and then add Cuba to the Union, I shall, if President, be willing to give up the ghost, and let Breckinridge take the Govern ment.” Could there be a more noble ambition ? Yon may well bo proud of your curly choice of a candidate, aud congratulate yourself that no adverse iufluouces ever moved you from your stern purpose of giving the great Peausylva- Congressional. Washington, Aug. 14. Senate.—Joint resolution* were passed ac- ihif-HAtnpden. presen- Secretary of tbe Board iglund, directing the same to bo . . m, and placed in the Executive ansion. The protest of the Senate of Iowa, relative to the election of Harlam was made a special order fbr to-morrow. Reconsidered the bill continuing the improve ment ofttio Des Moines rapids; but failed to pass it overthePreidont's veto by*vote of32against 17. not two thirds. The bill was considered, appropriating the fbnd3 for various civil services. A bill appropriating nearly k million to pay certain bond holders the amount expended hy California, in the suppression of Indian liostili*- ties was passed. Aujoufhed. • Houbb.—The proviso prohibiting military Hupcrintendency fu tho erection of publig Imf ings, except for dofensivo purpose;was stricken out. An amendment was uuopted, authoriz ing the Secretary of the Treaaiiry to purchase three stores at the Atlantic dock; and an ap propriation of $100,000 was made for that pur pose. , Tho bill establishing u lurge number of post routes was tabled by 32 majority. Tiie Naval appropriation bill was finally acted upon to day; both houses on report of-tlio com mittee are in conlierence.j (From tho Wilko’s Republican) Hon. A. H. Stephens.—'This gentleman in reply to a letter written him by a number of rentietnan in tills county os to hfs views on the Presidential election, states that their letter reached him at the same time with one an nouncing his brother's death, that under such melancholy circumstances ho docs not feci able to writo a long political letter, but says as follows: “Please say to all who wisli to know my opinions, that I am decidedly for Buchanan. I do uot think Mr. Fillmore stand* the slightest chance to get tho vote of n single Northern State—Bucnanau I feel assured will get enough with the united South to elect him. Why then should the South by running Fillmore hazard tho election of the people, and perchance throw it iuto tho Black Republican House? Could a greater evil befall us” ? According to the Chronicle & Sentinel, Mr. Stephens i.ke Senators, I’earcp, Pratt, Jones, Toombs, Ben jamin and Clayton, is small fry. Governor Cobb’s Speech.—Tho Portland Argus, of Monday last, contains a full report of the powerful speech delivered by Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia) at the great Demo cratic meeting which was held in that city a few days ago. The Argus says: > “We crowd out a great deal of matter to day in order to make room for the speech delivered in Deering Hall, on^ Thursday afternoon, by Hon. Howell Cobb. Mr. (Cobb is ono of tho ablest men of onr country And be is well known for his conservative views, and bis love for tho Union,as he is for his distinguished ability. His speech will make its own way with our readers, aud needs no culoginm from us. It was re ceived, In its delivery, with most enthu siastic applause. In the evening Mr. Cobb mrde a second speech, which was devoted chief ly to the know nothings, and was one of tho most triumphant pieces of successful argmdeut and ridicule that we ever heard. Any member of the'secret order,’ who listened to it, most have lelt extremely uneasy and extremely mean. We ought to add that the speech which we publish to day has not been revised by its au thor; but our renders will agree with ns that i* sufficiently good without revision. Mr. Benja min, alio, made a second speech in tho evening which was both ablo and eloquent. But tho even ing speeches we shall not huvo space to publish in full.” - * Worm*! Wormst! .1 great un.ij lmm-ui uoaU o iuvu la^.o writ- Ion, *xjhfoiiu* iliuortgta •: aud.via* U'yliigDie worm* jp-unciU’d in i’>o human ?y«tf*jn U.'ui'col> i»uy topic of medial icleuoa Dus cllchoti inorocuU- observation awl profand roicardij ami yetplwl- clam aro very much Ulvh'c.l In opinion on iho sub ject It iniMt 0? ud mitten, howovor, tlia*. aftor all, umO'lo of expelling H ere vcyrnis, uiul purl'y tiy tbo body fro.:* their presence,It uf m». o . Aluotbai. tbo wisest dljiiuhitioni a* to tho o I jin. Timex- p.-lilug agent bus at length been lou-ni, It. M’Lauu’* Vcrnilf., prepared by Fleming Uro-., L t'.o much so; ght alter hpediio, nu s bar al.*ea 1/ eurpercoed ail other worm mo.lii.-fon-, it* eiUcicy bchguni- virrully ackiio A’loJg.:U by medical practitioners. *3* Purchasers wl.l bo careful tou>lc for DU. M’l.lXIi’.S CEUbJtATI-l) VERMIFUGE, intiDUfuc- turo-l by Ulkviso Duo*., of Pittsburg i, J'u. All other Vinnlfugc* lu co’nja hon, uro worthless. Dr. IPJauio’* genuine VivuillVgc, also LL colobrateil liver foil* cau now bo hu t ut ull r.-*pectable drug stores. Xuiio geuuino without tlio signature oi luigia—[l]—0 F1EMIND 1M08. tiffing Jiitcliigciite. i’oit oT HiivuumiU AUGUST 18 trrivud. s-clir sjaroli it Caroliuu, iaiiimoro, Clmrlestou, to mmivr. L-chr Wut Totten, liiceburo, with out) hUshtii* Cur. 1 ., oi.l U' /iuforrijii. • tftduiuor Wm dcabrook, Peek, Uinileston, to » p Drunk:. . steamboat Eliza, iCeeblor, Purnciiuelt UlCbl'Cli, Urig Excel, fullmau. Now York—Dauu a: VVitsb- burn. ^ Dipuricil, Hicaiim- GorJou, Druuxs, Cli.iric-alou. Mciuot’aiitin. Now Turk, Aug 14—Ate, .-our Juu.u Duii'.h, Fur man. .^vaimah New iu yp i,*i, Aug lo—Arr, brig Wandoror, Mu- Oarty, Sav-i.uiau. Bordeaux, Ju y 'JO—.vrr, brigU'Dneu, t-'uvuuuub Havre, July bo—Ait, Ku u i.it* jo, lay for, Savuu* Hail Elverpnol, July 27—Air, Mary x dellue, 8uvuu uali, -id, i urdtli.1, Huiibum, do. HDKK.V. August lilli. latdi os, imibV, *ubr J P Hill, from Provi.leuco 'or Auie.ia l laud, 1)1 ASTC.t. Tho brig Aoulon, ol' ostou, Yute.s, ft om Jiicksoii- till-, F.u, bound lo Uouiuegori w.th ut'iugo ui lumber, was l««l ou the rust j-I<I« «f Iungi.a, JU) Oti • 1 lio niulmial uiul n^t e , u’id u laige p uttuu oi‘the targo had been -need. Jbii'iy per eeut wu» u lowed o.. the lumber *.ved auu , iled up at the wreck, and 7U l»**r cent ou material < mid t*re- bruugiii tu vailiew l-.wn. 1’uMiseiiger*. Per Steamer Wui Seubroolt, Iroiu charfoitou— J H b yor, W Decent, W A t.Yr ey, J P i\l it, it U Knell, Mr Arch r, lady uud u children, Mr* aero- van, U W Lawtuu J tv Moore, C C DU|>ont, KJ Da- vaut, MU* Lavaut, Mi** Ju.lwoitn, Ml.** Concrau.t lu deck. CuiiMgnt-e*. I’or Simmer Wm Seulxouk, t'.uin Uha'Uitoii— J P llruuk*, Cebt. al, ''uliroad. l’.oraia Boat Paitm. Huttou Jc t.o, F H u d lln, .1 \V iaitiii op x i.o, i uni wick A to, ihompiou x • 'o, J W Wuou, J lio^bm, E (J Wade, J E uodtVey, J tv Coi.lm. Per steamboat Elza, t'nm i'ara.-liucla—2 bale^- new C. lioa uud ildz.-., lo 0 ii U-y.or, J Kicburu si'ii, E O' iVuao. Commercial Jiilcihijtucr Xavatniah Market, August 18. OdiruN.—No tratwmotlous raportod iu this article thU foronoon. Export*. NEW YORK.—Por brig Excel—3lu bake Co .too, 4,941 Hacka Wheat, ATI, ANT A, Aug. 16.—Cono.v—9 to iOc—receipts very light. Uvco.v.—Hug round 10 to lOj^c, clear Side* 12a l2H,ihbbod 11a UHi Hams lotgul 1 >j£, Slmudor* h a.id Jolo* fic per lu. (Joud slock In market with a fair demand. Ricx—Good to prime O&aBc. CHATTANOOGA, Augu-t 14.—Uaoox—No ruling sale* this wook. Notlco 3,200 l'>s hog round at » cent*. From u to 10)^ may bo oon3lderod lair quo tations. Supply goou, t OKX—Ha* uuvoneed. A salo or 2,OUO bushel* at HX cent*, sack* Included—16 to 60 h reliable. Flock—la suck* from $2 to 93 26; per bbl 4 a $7 00; owing toquulity. Laud—10II10)£ cu. Supply good. Gtui.v.—The arrival of European new* show lug a heavy decline in tho Grain markot, has put a stop to trado at this point for tuo present. Buyers uro unaillng to give former pr.ee*, aud holder* uro uut disposed to take less. COLUMBIA, August 16.—Wo have nothing now to notice iu Ccttou ybsurJay. 1 he market i* at a stand, and therefore wo bavo no transaction* to uotico. NEW ORLEANS, Aug 14.—Cotton.—The market continues luuctive, tho sales embracing only luU bales. Tho receipt* Include 10 bale* new mop. Interior V)i(3) 8 Ordinary fa) 9 GoodOrd.... 9X0 9X Good Mid.... 10 ©10J4 STATXMltXr OF COTTON, Stuck on baud 1st doptombor, 1865 bales 38,201 Received siuce 1,768,940 Received to-day 164 ”lJ97,818 Exported to date 1,783,910 Exported to-day. 000 Dillorouco In the aggregato am't or bulo* burned, shipped to tho Weal und short cleared, and tho amount of short re ceipts und mudel'rom samples, Ac 2,672-1,760,488 Middling.... 10«© 10# Good MidTingU >4©— Alid’gFalr...12 ©— Fair — ©— Stock on hand not cleared 10.830 Suu in and Molasbiw — Nothing or any Importance doing on tho Levee. Flour —Iho markot ha* been quiet to-day, with .-ale* of baroly 1200 bbl*, of widen 240 ut $0 76 for supertiuo aud 16 50 for One; 600 St Loui* at $6 bU; 2fiu bbl* at the same price und 260 do Uuo ut 96 25 por bbl. Wubit.—Ilrlcos steady with sales or 040 sack* iu lot* at $1 46, $1 60 and $165 per bushel according to quality. Cokn.—Tho only sales wo uotico are 700 souks yellow aud mixed at 66 c, ani white at 70c per bushol. Fork—Dull, but Mosss still retails at $20 60 a $20 75 per bbl. Baua.v—Fair demon l. Ribbed Bides retailing at 10)4al0^o, end 38 casks Shoulder* in threo lot* at 9c por lu. Lard.—450 tierces prime were purchased yester day for export at 12)go, and 50J keg* at I3,qu per ib, tbe first transact^ or any consoquouce tor sev eral wook*. Copfek.—tJalos wore confined to 100 bag* atlP^c por Ib. WflbKY.—Market st U very dull with no sale* or auy uoto, . FKuanlh—'Very dull. Cotton to Uvcrpool 13 32d a7-10il. Exchanges—'There is no attoratlon in the rate*, widen coutiuue Util* bolter tbuu nominal: Sterling..... 9)<a10 per cet prom Franco 6.lUa5.lOJ4 !>r uullar New York Sixty Day Bill* lal>4 por cent dl* New York Sight Chock* ....)» per cent p.om WILMINGTON, Aug Id.—TrHnanjm—Sales yce- lord ay of 321 bbl* and to-day of 300 ut SJ 76 lor virgin, $2 50 for yellow dip audit 60 for bard. fcpmiT* TckrniiNK.—Sale* yesterday or 100 casks at 3d tfc, and to-uuy of 40 at sumo price. Rosin.—Bales or 10,000 bbl* Common at $1 20 for Urge bbl*. Tar —None In market. Flour.—We note an advance with a light supp'y. Sales of 60 bbls FuyjtvUle at $9 for super ana 99 for lamily, . Coax.—Salts yesterday of 3726 bushels onprivatt Uxnu, and UhU/ U SOoO busktla at FOll PHiLADifiLFIIIA. ib iaU Saliu'day, Aujud oO, ui o u'ctooi, l*. .11. luu Euitud Stule* juu cleuiusui; KEYsluNE blAl'E, Cupt. Uardie, will leave a! above. Fur freight v* Ipusirigc apply to C. A. GREINER, Agoul. Cablh I'Miage ou Stcorago l'tf sfiigc 7 CO Puitxuugoru by raw «uip foe iiA>tuuora uud Waslv- lugluu will he lauoed ut New Cuat.o, Delaware, u dctircd, from which place car* start (Vue »jtuw daily for the ub. vo cities, au-i other ^uatjera potut*. a tig 3 i Bxcuiiaioy. liio ate iiTt'h' ‘.Vi.i. tKA, N. King, c luiuiiiiduv, w 1. ie.i Vv t*e l.u*iua :«vi4Ui‘< tvhiuf ej.'i'jmi > ty ; t lit ui.it., on at. E.'.nutiuu iu Dvutiut,i t i, o'a .vk, A- M., *u u-, tu UifoWr.over.ti l.our* t.i ifo.ud.it uuu rutum raut day. Fared:—-<j hafp»Ice. Naraca tu.h c.m- Uuuiu utiuj c.'-j «a.u. .Mi.-int.Xia. Mu.t*uu- Keireshmeuu on board. uogiS tL.vOiluR.V X CUNXlStUTAu. ,v im-oHmaticn was xl u. A NY tcfonfUltuii CJi.c:imi.g the WilO.wuOOUU ui MAuil.t uYilNE, of joiinre.WJit fa 1 h t^.M.itv Iv.l.Liiuy l l.v.uuJ t vtil. Uoiuu'tUudy r vet it i d by hi* oretcut', tvuu (a m Mur., svilw, LuJ.u.nu When la-t beard from >.e wa* ta ib* vicioil/ ut .-u- vuuUiih, uu. Any iutUuigeuco cutu'crnhig mm tvn. be thanitli.liy receivetby uuwvUii*yu«, -**.»>*• vlllc. la'ifoiUUl. or Jami. ii. Eay, Fuji ul3;u, At.tv Y«.r* uiy. j«—uiiSlS NOT ICE TO M.iitia^iau. VIE Buoy» uu the Bar aim i.ivvr ui ol Mary*, X G t, are h ut* urrauged iu the fo (owing oraer . o.i' Buoy i*u2<tclt*t it uu uuu painted u.acK unu w.iitu porjieiiuic. for snipe.-, Jo j.»jt oi.ui-.e .Ui: i,i.4 lu t w.t*r at tow tide uut cau be pas-ca allatT' liunu, tao iigut uo ue beat lug 8 W. Tue 2u huuy it add c Uio no., iuu paliiteu b acli tvuU tin. uuthbei'one .it white; tin * b-cyuju.a n...tie Uk barm 13 feet water nt i.tv lUu vtitbe sonu* Break- er*. niiU niusi be le t uu tee puit Laud uunruig. Tuo 3d bduy It a 2d cla*’ Iron mm patutod tea wm. tlio i.uuibur tvtu iu v.'ulto; Uu* buoy l.j uuar tlii ed fc o of iho Norm B. camera lit 13 feet tfa'.or a-, lo i\ tide, uud mu»l be leltuu tiioata.'buaid baud thk-r mg. Hu> y No 4 i* a 3.1 c.as* im ncan pi luted bla.k with the oaiubur three iu white: ltd* bin y ns ou tin oego of Ihu ..uuih Bruatterj m id foe. water ut low Hue, aud must be Kit uu thepoit baud caUiuip. ituoy So b i. a 2U c a-.* wou wm palate.I ro.i w.lh the iiuutber four m winb-, aud i> uu tho muer poim of the North Breakei a ta i4 loei water at .»»w uue, uud must be leu ou the aturoourd baud uninniig. uouy .',o 0 l> a 2dclu.** non hull puiuiu.1 blacn w in tlio number live iu tr.uto; tbi* Oany i* u.ar the point of Hlioal runuiug oil'from Auie.ia Island; i iu 18 feel water ut iuiv ii iu uud in.isl bo lell ou im. purl liana iu vhlerihg. B.< y Nu ? is u -U class iron can p iuto,i black wall the number *e.un in white, tUi* buuy isuvur tlio tiger Island niioul ut me en trance of Foiuuiinluu river, i* in loieawuiurui low lido uutl lilted be l.-lt ou tho puit h iuu g-.i.ig t ct Jlury*. Buuy No 8 is u 2d cm** iron mm i u id ea wilii red uud Iji.ick humoutnloi.ipc*; t.n* im y i* ou tiie point ef shoal f l ined by tue jUiioliua o. tlio ct *1 iry* und Cumberland river*, uud is iu F- I'eet Water ut lew tide. By order of tlio Light ilo-.iso Board. C. MaNIGALLT MORRIS, uuglfl—0 L li. Inspector nil District. BOOTS AND SHOES. j. Tuo subscriber U** sold uil Id* interest fill] in tho Hoot und 8uuo busmes*, to Mr. M. J. f ll Buckner, uud lakes pleasure iu lectuu- ' ntuued ling 1dm to the patronage of my frienus. RUgl3—cm!4w R. T. laAWTON. VAIjUAUIjK RICE PLANTATION FOR SALli, WITHIN TEN iUIJfo oF I UK Ui l o? SAVANNAH. O N the Ural iuesduy in December next, will be. sold before ibu Court Uou&o m mo city uf pa v.uiiiuli, tlio i 1 intatiun ou Hie ouvuuuuh river, ten mile* from the euy, known ui Mulbcny Grove, be lunging to tlio estate of the iuto I biup U.mer, con taining six hundred un l eighty-seven ucro', ui which there aro two hundred acre* of liret quality tide rico luud, uud one hundred und llfiy-ilvuuire; uuder good bank* uud in aUnu.stulu foreuluvu- tiou. Also, seventy five acre* of high 1 uid uudei cultivation. Uu tho place uro a good dwe dug huu*v, overseer’s bouse, barns, negro liouso* and t.un outbuilding*, ad in u good stuto of rotuiir. l'ercu.- dcslring to purchase will cull upou li. K, Ilurrlsuu, Ex’i, who rusl io* witniu four imlos of tiio Grove, or Hlixu Ulmer, Ex’trix, who re.ide* whhiu two mile* of tbo Grove. Term*of sale male known ou tbo day of sale. I'ossoedon uot giveu until the drat of Jauuury. Jyt7-td II. K. II AKRtsuN, Ex’or. ffJT Tlio Charleston Mercury w ll puh.iah uucon woo* until the day or salt*. aL»it: r.«. uusjkll, JDSXiCE OF, THE FL’ACL, N'vTAltT . ■ uNVlVa ft I., AU-uUNTaiNr AN! COI‘7 LT, , Will vxoiiw lx.ee*, Mor^qigu i, Power oi Attorney Wilis, lieu 1*. Notice.- and la,.lug ot lrtui rogutu te» ulUce at the Court House, savannah, Gw. ( <. .< ( luya, ihir t Taosuuy la each rnoutn, u;i bu d at Dia villco i-f Edwin. Wllon, Esq. • U.'hfonCo, Uaftoa, betwoeu Barnard aud'fftt'J'*'! *tr‘-‘ , t. siuy call at night, on btntaws, win biuitoudct to immcdlute'y , __ _ __ WM. M. WILUA * T|i.\m*RCM UUVKW. JACX WfoWN AVfELlAJiy, OLIVER eSt BROWN, A’tTOKNEY.S AT. l«* W, ihienn Vi-d.t, Marion County, Cu., Will practice tu tin cmmilc* of li aliou, Al-ocon, Dout tan, die wart, ifoh-h'.lpti, .Muscogee. I.l«, and idiy aiijoirdm; counties, where their nervii't-* may u, re tail au. my 11 WILL!AM PHILLIPS, tT TOUN BY A T LAW, iU ill RITA, fll, oetuii—ly BAV1U U, tVlhUN, A T T O It NE Y AT LAW, HPAltTA, GA. Will practice la the couutlos of Uannock, Warren Wushingiou, end Baldwin. diDKiuwcic*—Bohn N Foster. Kabiiu feamlib, ant K. A- 8oullurd. Savaiiuuh. juuU U. il. liiljTON, trOdtNfc V AND UuUNtfKLLuK AT LAW. O8loi* oornor of liny and Uraylon-EUi. hayakmu, «a. . I uiy li CITY TilELlSUUfcllt’S Or'r rcA, pavannaii, 2d August, Je60 - 1 1HE Bonds or t'10 City of cavaiuuh, due ut Fob'- . rimry, 1957. (jidu-iuuly known a* MuAUistei 1) md*,) issued (or Ceot/ai Hal road 8lock, will be ro teemed ou uj p'.icatiuu. iu Stock of iho C.ulru. Railroad un i Ban .mg Company, at it* market val ue, tho Uoud* being received at pur. Holders ot tho same preforriug cash, cau have thorn redcciuoa in raouey. JAS. b. \V1 K1N8, eng 3 ‘ ity hr.a*. N OTICE.—R. A.OiawfoidundE l,. Ilackeii aro my duly auiUoi-Ujd agent* during my ab sence from tbo hum. JH nOIUCE MORSE. E UPB“«oJ cull Ifope, for sale t. arrive u2 schr Julia A nidi, by auii8 f/FTCFTT k *VFT,*TVflp. E KMu.V ..«W ouade without Umou*. 60 case* Jast received auu for sub l y . ( y *0 ROnGF.RS. NORMS k Co. E9S FuKiv—5) bbls Mjjs Fork yui r ecu veil ^ and for sole by uug!2 RCD3EK3, KOEIUS L CO. M 1 Hi2Su¥ WIluaSIs, AT TO it N 13 Y AT LAW, No. 8, Drayton Statfot, Savannah, Georgitt. may 5—ly DU. CiiaRLKS II. COLDINU, OFFICE AND Ui.81 HENCE. No. 14 LIBERTY ST.. One dour West of Drayton, my 11 "WM, (). CU.\MfiLbT. A T T 0 it N \u*\ A T LAW, IAIUCLLA. WOltTU OiM’.NTV, A. (1’0-Sl -iFKICK, AUUNT.) Will practise In the Si> itu -iai Urcuii,and in Macon, Dooly and Worth Couutio* «*l tlio Maeon Circuit. iyfl- Fur Demur attentlou given in the collection oi claim i in Soulh-Wuslorh Geurgiu. ju2—Um W. tjUUlMING, A T T 0 It N K Y A T LAW, foill-ly lUWINTO.V, IIA. tANiEii & Akubisimst ATTOUNBYS AT LA W , .tp6-ly M.ioi.n, «.a. william*117 liASUidR; ATruilXKY AND CUFNSKI.LOR AT J.AW, Tn’mpvillo, lojwhde* County, ua. Will practice inThoinus, Eownde*, Clinch, Ware Appimg, Teltuir, Irwin, lAiireiis, and ruitiak cmuitic.-, Georgia; uud iu Jetfor-m., Madison, Ham illoti, and Ctdumbm counties. Florl'lii. [my 11 MIL 0 lilt & HULL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, UliUNrifflCK, OA. Will pi'iiotloo in Uu I) miswick Circuit—compri*- iug tHo following Comities : t-lyun, Wuyue, Camden, Ware, Appp.ing, Cliiicu, Cullce ami Cburliun. JUMN B. MILLER. I.. C. ROLL. Hugs ly 'jfiiXiiiixfj it'coT, Auction uiul Corn Illusion Merchants, 110 Bryun Street, 8AVANNAI1, CEUhUlA. A. IllUMA*. ^ [jeivj i«. 8, l'AKDDh. W, 11. jp ‘UiiKLL, Dl-JALBU IS CUU1GJ3 FAMILY GfiOCERlEfc anti Foreign anti Dumultc Fruit, corner Urouyhton awl Whitakcr-tf*. I'oWu .md cuumry supplied with choice good* al moduruto pnce=. All order* | ruiupt'y utteinhu. lo. mi l *ati-('actiu!i always guarui.tucd. spit* ““ CL F ALLlCaAisT^ tVilOLKNALB AND BKTAiL DKALEIt IN WINDOW BUND.-, WlNl/OW SAili AND PANE iHJUltA West *ldo Monmneut square, Savannah, Ca. t'.inyil jDhnc'. ifooTiiV CIVIL ENV1NKEU AND bUUVKYOIt, Wid 4>o give hi* aitontiou t * design* iu Archnec tore, oilioo m tue store of Johu Wdham .uu. E.»q. :»>’ atr^et ! my 13 L'liAFFElt Hi CU., So. 0 Will taker Streot, Navonnah, Ua: WUOlK -XU AND .’UiT.UL foiAlUa IS ■fo* ASIlE'i, D.inda, Duui*s, JIou)dingo, &c. White O Lead, Ziuc, White LihiieH, .vpei'iu, Whale, Tail- .ivra’.uid Ncat.roofwiis, Gias*. Bruyliv*. Gil l Lv-1, Jreiizu, Builder*’ Hardwnra. Nails, Murillo Mmitcis. .... Jci 5oiTK 31. STiLltiuS y ATTUUKLY AT LAW, 0?Pj<5 corner Bay nud Drayton streets jyli A, 12. CTLUIP2UX. (Succc&ior to ClminpibU & Watts.) Y» UGLLSALK aN'u itK'i'AiL (iiiOlER, No. 4 Barnard *t., between the Market and lfoy >:*. dAVARNAU, OA. Dealer lr Grocerie*, Foreign and Domestic IJquors, Drfo '. i rails, &c., 6:c. Roicrcrice—A. Champion, Esq., banuiel .Solomons h>q , Me... i. t.abilh 6i w bUchead, and Swilt k: Co., •avaiiiifth. (Jn. mylt JUiIA U. (JUClUtAAE, ATrORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, Mimc-n* eminiy, Ga,. iuto junior partner ol tbuiirmof a. A:.1. Cuuukamc, irwinton, Cu., will nucn J p. umplly tu ail busiuo** ohirustoil to lib cure. I’uriicihar attention paid to cr-l cctlng. lie foreue**—Dr, C. B. uuyton, F. 11. Rowe, Dublin, Uu.. M M-r-h, Savannah. tnyll YUNG, Id iji Fit lid l SliN, FORWARDING AND CUMillic-iUN MlvRClUNTS, NO. 91 UAY-.xTUm. SAV4.NN.UI, UA. ~ apr-J A. MoALFIN 11 HOTlllCUS, Lumber, Mill and Brick Yards. Sept 5 SAVANNAH, OA. P. JACOBS, SF.GAK AND TOBACCO STORE. No. 2b, Bull street, (sign of the Uig Indian.) N. U.—Keep* cuuktamly ou hand s-puuish, Huh tpanirih, aud Ainericuu :fogur*, at whuiesulo uud re- lil. Chewing Tolweiaj. Miulf. kc. jniml J A allies AUilEMlY, Insurance liroker and Notary Public. Mariuo Protest* Noted uud Extended, Average ulJiLsied, Charter Partieauml Average lfoudb Uruwnt .•iijiera preiuircd whereby to recover lo.*ne* Iron- Viuericau or British Underwriter*, aud ultentiun ;ivuu to ull matter* eonuected with shipping and In- •tiruiicp, No. 118 Uuy-utreet opposite the front oi die Custom House. ly uov8 JESSE T. BERNARD. ATTORNEY AND LOUNfcELl.UK AT LAW, Newnunsvi.lo, Ha. Rcfercnco—<G'eorgo . Brown, William Dell, New- Uiinsvilio, Flu., r;. B. Hilton, Bo*fon it Yillalongu, fcavanuah, Ga. myll Al. WHIT SMITH. ATTORNEY AT LAW, AU40AT0K, KAST VLOKIDA. Will practice iu the Eastern and Southern Countie* Refer to—Col. S. D. fcibiey, and R. B. Hilton, fca vauuah. ' fob2-tf CliAS. U. CAAU*BELL. ATTORNEY AT LAW, MlUKDUmLLB, UA.' Practice* law In tho various Counties or tho Oo mulgeu Circuit, and tbo adjoiuing Counties of Twiggs, tauren* and Washiugtuu. Rofor to—John Boston, H. A, Crane, aud R. B Hlltoo. nml4 ' Ofluiuim. ubiu)oi; ATTOUJJEY AND COUNSELLOll AT LAW, AND Commissioner of the U. S. Court of Claims foi the State of Georgia. Oilkc Corner Buy and Bull streets, ly mylO ☆ OijOTSXSf& A EMPORIUM. t DOOU WBCT oy TUB BSPCBLICAM READIKq nop,, r'luo Ready-made Ciuthiug ; Hat* and Caps, Shirts, Collar*, j loves, Uoilcry, Jaueti, Uiubrullus Cravats, blocks, liandkorchiei's, aud Fancy Article* for Oontlemco W.O. Fiico, FASHIONABLE AND UILITABT TAYL01I, No. I4T Bay Street, SA VANS a it. Also, guporfim- Cloths, asslmcra nud Vestings, will bo made to mea mro,unexception able lu stylo uud - workmanship,’ oy the best moehaulci, ut shoruwt notice *^« IP Ordorsfrom city aud county solicited. fob A JOHN S. NOllii 1ST ARCHITECT. A VINO resumed the practice of his proles* sloo, oilers hi* sorvieo* to lii* friends uod the public as an Architect aud superintendent. Design* lot auy |«rt of tbo country supplied and .-xccutod lu ull the vurluus branches or hi* proles- iiou, such u* Pgbllo Editluea, Stores, Dwodiugs, ilomimeuts, fcc. Thoroughly Firo h-ooT More-' dt• oiguod ami executed. Olllcoat presoul in Bay laue, rearorthoOuritmn Houso. Jan 3—ly STRANGER! ' R you want a good and cheap Trunk, Vnllcc, Carpet Bug, Ror C'lutlUiig or nny kiud or quuu* ■r.y. ready rnaue or mado up to your .u ensure, u tu Hals, Luja, ablrt*, Cul.ar* or Dress furnishing hi tick-* of any description, calluudEi*- .eet rr»-m tho lirgeatirad bestafocit tn tho city, at theatur Emporium, 147 Cay aueet. wm. o. mss. a. j davant, jay factor and commission hero ant, “«o.U7 UaySUMt, jy30 But on h«h, Ga A. SHORT, UA») bit BUILDER. V.UI t:tkfc contract* for IMildlNg and WorktofMa- ouiy ot every do'criptioti. Residence, No. Slfn >wml'* Rnnec. Anuli *!ii<*.IcnivRt •• ool#0 .refiinrST.TiAVAGE, ATriffiSKV A t LAW. THuVAf:' ii i.c. tumiAB conmr, iu. .til btisine.-u cut rusted to hi* care will receive >rompt attrciimi. lyr—mar!7 JAAllL* li. HI *. ...ab A.ROMUI. RODGERS Ai KOR111H, (hate Crane ti Rodgers, WHOLESALE (JUOOEKS; SAV-STltHET, fU VANN All. Juno 1,1865 : OoV- f. jToODal. wit. STARR, jr. H. o. trxHna OGDEN, STAR R 6t CO H Shipplug autl ObRiniiaiSoii Mercliontfl, KAV-STUHRT.RAVANNAn.OA. FATTEN, HUTi ON <* CU., FACTORS. forwarding and (Joraniianjon Merchants, Ilny-ulml, Kwvwniinh, Oa> o. .1. UAKKlaOX. J*. WhlV HARRISON & McGEHEE. AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND Foi wtu diiid IflercliniitSfl >9 AND 61 BHOAt-STKKET, COLUMDUS, GBOBG1A. 4GB* Particular attentlou given to tho rale* of.Reai. •'.state, Negroes and Produco. 4Sr IJberaladvanecH madooif NegrOio- an-vJliw ibaudizo. SKruiRX'CGs: RUNE, 1'AITEN & CD. •) GUNDY k DANIEL, >Co)«mi»m», Ha STEWART, GRAY A CO. j HUSP:, DAVIS k LUNG, I WM. WRJG11T, / •-“VuiiwuL YOUNU, ATKINS & DUNHAM, \ AlMlll( , C. A. GREKNK k LO., f ^ 11. S. SMITH, 4Mobile. Alabama ort 23 l> U. KLI.IS. Factor nud (jpiiural Comuiissiuu Mnchui't no; 71 bay-sthkkt, savannah, a a., Rk^rsto—Messrs, tloghorn kCmiuiugham, Bell <t ITeiitlbS, Ogdeti, Starr k Co., Savannah ; J. P hnmp-nn. fo-eton. «»•- WM. .U Dl-KWOL 1'fc'K. J$U. (Xtl.'PkK mAZKK CGlil*ER 6i FRASER, FACTORS k GENERAL COMillfcfclUN MERClIANTfc, Raj 1 street. FavuiiUuh. Ga. finyll •IUFFKU8UA ROBERTS, U B K B tt A L . OOMMlbSlUiS MiLliOiiAM I, AND DEALER IN Timber ami Lumber. SKVANNAH, Ga. AVELLa 4Si WILLIAMS, DKALUttH IN DOME8T.IC, FOREIGN AND FANG) DRY GOODS. No. 149 Cangiesfst., Savannah, Ua. LAS. 'i. WELLft, formerly of Beuulurl Dut. a. t. i’HKOI lill.UN WILLIAMS, “ Scrivvn Co., G& sept 7 t. 0. KLbli. J. H. DA Vi*. W. B. I ONO. llL’SK, DAVIS til LONG, OOAIMlISblOi; MKKUIIAMB, 8AVANNAH, OA. may 3b WM. S. DANiiS£L, ATTURNEY AT LAW, BA VANN Ail, UA. Mr Oilice ever iheuio* M. Taruo; & Co.’s un e atoro, Bay street. o-yT <> reuu.1l. II, n. nmn::. LOCKETT til SKELLIAGS, COAlAlits.SlO^’ AUiKOUAKTS, AND SHIPPING AGENTS, _ „ 'Savannah, Go, Will attend to the selling of all kluds of produce, -tiicutieiiimu given to receiving end forwarding iWJd*. may 31 ly kucUuu ii Couuuiiwon House. Mucou.Lia. A. R. MiLALGllLLN, General Agent and Auctioneer, Solicit* Horn Li* friends '.ebuignmeuts ol every icscrlptiou. 1 takes, otdt-t* lot tvifou. Wfcpaial iitfo-.iivL giveu tu the fial<a»ot tmm siaie, atociitf und Nugre p/opeiiy, at |wjbLic uuo /fivufo.-aif-r,. 1‘nmj i icluihi i I'l-.i’.iiii!— C. .-. 1.. Li.llALl. qicjj ju *• • totaliN. a. g. aMiK/r. URK£A dt- SMUO'l , A T 'i 0 it N LI ti AT LAW, OOtku Ti.t)V.A.,lU.V, UA. JuilnTjIIFu, OrfJiu.iy of ChuiLoiR County. „ , and a'itornlv at law. Olllce in ibe Cot rt liuu: u. myjii AiTHOAY HclbU.Oii, ATTOUN'EY AT LAW, Savimiiuh, Georgia. Gju Bui Olllce uu Day street, over Uriii. Banket Sevan- ,, » mayl3. tU F. CtJLE & BROTHRit, FORWARDING AND LOBlAllESlON BPR CHAN la, Savannah, Qa.,und Montgomery. Ala, 4. 1. ‘-ULK, | R. k. tout, Bay struct, fcavanrab. J Ci-mmcrcc st., Muuig’ry. rr , URtiou-Ncta. Holcomb, Juhusoa, k to. I tuheus k Horts, i.uckett A: fcueliinge, j Euwlu 1 umou* k Co., Robert A. Aden, j fceiuutou, Jobuateb k Co __ SAVANNAH, gA. nryJ3 I,rL. P. KJNG, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Corut-r or Uny nnd, \l hltnliLi- Mtrvetu, Savanna a. fob 22 JliiOrl A. H. WBICIIT. s t. e. savAoa. W IlIGHT lb SAVAGE, AiJO/tAAJXJr LA IF, RRUNrWltE, ga. JjIV dUMl fj. ROW LA, LNGlNEUt, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, UUKNKK OK OHaYTON AND HMYAN-BW., (Above C A. L Lamar.) _Jy'G—3ui C. YV. MAUUY, ATTORNEY AT LAW KKANKUN, UKARU CO., UA. Will attend lo prole** Iona I buKluerain tbe Count of Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette. ID wutbei aud *1 roup. Kefcrence—lion. E. Y. Hill, LuGrange, Ga.; Hi David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.: Colonel M. M. lldwi Fayetteville, Ua.; and Mr. William Dougherty, < iumbu*,jJu. . NQpl.-lj iVm. McAllister.^ NEW MAltULE YAKZ Opposite Laurel Grove Lemeitry, Suv'h, Ga. Marble Mo'iuraouta, 'tomb* and Grave hloues, lui Mhod on reusonable terms. Orders res- Ipcctlully solicited. up 18 D. A. O'BYRNE, „ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Olfice 176, Bay-sL, over Turner k Co's. Drug fctoi SAVANNA!!, QA* DOT 10—ly GEORGE TROUP HOWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Olllce Mouumeut Square, near Mate Bank. ' SAVANNAH, OA. noy 10—ly C HAKE, WELLS A CO., ~ PACIOIB h COMMISSION ilKUCUANTS Bnvnnnnb, On. S. W. MAKER, ATTORNEY AND LOUNfcElXOR AT LAW. Mouticello, JeUerson County. Ha. Reference—lion. W. ll. Fuanxuf Savannah, ( myll EDWARD G. WILSON, “ MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMIBSIONTEB OF DEFiis. At Messrs. Ward k Owens' Law Office. [myll WAVRK, GREAV1LLE «b t'O. 00MM1H310?A^>Soli\\^iM?JlEBCHAA"Il Bay-street Saver,nah. RIOS. N. WAYNR f. K. GRENVILLE, R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. FAMIT^T^ jy f—tr .davtinnah. fbaitannoga, d. W.PATiUlUDH. ATTORNEY AND COUNfctlAOR AT LAW, Tmimviiio. l/twii.lost only,Ga.(mil M. FITZGERALD. Comer of Bitiugliiini and WlutakcHitf N SAVANNAH, GA.; S UCCESSOR to T. C. Ilice.Manuractarerand Dealer in every variety of common and line <D1ES, kfln dried und warranted to rctlat effee* ally iho Lot damp auuospnero uf .a fc'ouibcrntU- iuafo;al*ol.cmou and -Strawbury Syrup, &o. Terms nnr. t-rim luu . If—my 11 i.AUk'8DJGU£UEO , nFB , ASXBRl *J ia» ottU Phutogroiiby, P. 51. CARY W OULD respectfully give notice that , rooms ore uow upou for the scascu, and r ay tor tbe reception ot visitors. By the AxnKom-x process persons may now bi tneir children's picture uken, in almost anv n Uun thoy may chooso, iu hum 1 to 3 secodds si.U By tho PnoTuoruKujc proccu old Dago or rooty can botran.->rerrod to papor. bcautUallv colored i oalargad to Ufa. ^ ^ ort I