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. ‘/'iiJ&'c' - bir. .dov«l, to. foUortad uiUf rat ruttaoteub. ■citation, u> Utt •Aotttla diff! Mlly r»|»r, IWIHW, tatdTUoe viM IH) M.wnkir •• •• «M w«klr.<Mf>«00iT,la»iTUM.. i Ot) WMklT, tv. replra, to on. addreac • 00 ITreklff.rant “ “ . «• ti.lo oo «M«7, HO •< “ •' ..WOO Waeklff. Iwratff “ “ WOO \TbwMpolt wltataora taoatofrom th*ume eraubMrlbwg the obug. tttba Dnlljr will be tarn dalton, »Mfcr UwTti-Wertl/jhe. Ib» Wrataff will bo Ml ralffta thou who pay In the per" wihhweritblr be dlMontlnod upon the eifUMiM of tb.tla.tor which It bubeen peM. The ebeee Men to Uhl eSMt Horn rad efter lbl» ALEXANDER k flNKKD, H. ft HU.TON *00., Oemgian 4 Journal, THOMSON * WITTONOTON, Norm. devuMh, Julff1,1IW. MID1T, Twe O*elock, P. M. DEMOCRATIC MEETINO. A. meeting of the Democratic Part;, cud ell those in favor of an impartial administration of the ordinances of the city of Savannah, will be held at St. An drew's Hall, on Moods; Evening next, at 8 o'clock, P. H., for the purpose of making arrangements to nominate candidates for Mayor and Aldermen at the ^approaching election. By order of Executive Committee. B. WAYNE, Chairman, Edw'd G. Wilson, See';. sep!3 FROM CALIFORNIA, JUDGE TEBBYDiaCHAEQEU. The Vigilance ComoUtte* Disbanded. Nxw Yoax, Sept. IL—The George Law had arrived, with two weeka later dates from Cali- She reports that the Vigilance Committee had dlabanded[or become aiarmed]; that Judge Ten; bad been discharged; and all the prlaon- er» held by tho Committee released. Qtdethad been restored, and hoalneai was Improving. The mines were exceedingly productive. A fire at Diamond Springs had destroyed half a million’s worth of property. The advices horn Oregon report fighting In the Northern part of the Territory, in which the volunteers were vlctoriona over the Indians. The Georgs Law brings no news of Import^ ance horn the Isthmus, or the Southern Pacific coast. ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA. TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. Advanes In BreadltnSb. . Haupax, Sept 11.—The steamer Cambria with two days later dates, arrived this after! coon. In England the conservatives are arranging International differences, with the' view or malting a grand attempt to overthrow the Pal merston administration. ' The Qaeen of Oude remains at Southampton, unrecognised by Ylotoria. The Royal family have gone to Scotland. In France the political news la unimportant. Another prosecution of the members of the secret society la progressing at Dyon. An earthquake 'occurred In Algeria on the list, destroying several villages. Madrid papers say. that decrees are about to appear dissolving the Oortes; regulating the press; re-modelllng the Counolla of Btate; and reestablishing the Constitution ot 1844. Two hundred prisoners had been embarked at Bar celona for Cuba. Sixteen civil governors in the provinces bad been dismissed, and successors appointed—half progressists and half modern- doe. The ministry was represented as perfect ly united. The free trade congress in Belgium excites considerable interest In England. Prussian troops were going on at St. Goor, on the Rhine. The reported erection of a line of fortresses arouud Berlin is confirmed. The Anstrisn Journals ;deoy again, any in crease of Austrian forces in Italy, but admit that troops are already there, Rally in reach, In case of war. The reported dlsaOectlon of the Neapolitan Army 1* confirmed. It waa caused by certain regiments having been ordered to work on the railway. A Frankfort letter professes to give an analysis of the letter of the King of Naples to the Western powers. The King considers the letter's interference an encroachment upon his independence. He does not refuse the sug gested reform, but considers the Neapolitan government the best judge of the matter; but faedoeBnot say, as is reported, that he will repel force by force, bnthintstbatlfany real cause of grievance exists on the part of the western powers, he is open to a European Con- gress. i In Turkey, the Forte la taking measures for the chastisement of the Hontegrins, for recent fSnnatlcal outrages; and has also oivi assurances to the Western Powers that the concessions to Christians will be observed— There is some talk of. tax upon tobacco, to realise two hundred millions piastres. It waa rumored that Bassla was in,, u expedition against the Abaslnians. Not a single Russian soldier has crossed to Jurat. Discredit the rumors. India—the helrpto the Birman throne has beenassasinated. wain. O’Donnell waa about to dissolve the Spanish Cortes The Spanish and Mexican difflculty bu been definitely settled. OUMA. The Insurgents la China are progressing In ihelr enure. uotomoiiii. Her commercial news are u follows; Cotton unchanged, except In fair Orleans and fair Mo biles, which have advanced an eighth. Selin *>r the week W/MO. bales. i The stormy weather hu caused a slight ad ^tabreachtaeyFlouradvanoedaahiUlng. Richardson quotas Canal flour at HaaMs, “nthern sosafifis fid;Ohio fife. Bed Wheat M i White as (dalla fid. Mixed and Yellow Cora Sts. Provisions unchanged. American Stocks Arm and active. Money unchanged. Osuola 95}, The Ibltbwli.g dlspatahur come front out cur respondent; Halivax, Sept. Ill—The British steamship Cambria, Captain Douglass, arrived last night, ftora Liverpool, with dates to August 10th. The cotton clrcnlora generally notice an ad vance of }d. upon fair Orlenni and Mobile Cot tons. ' Bales of the week 48,000 bales, of whleli exporter, took 8,000, and speculators 8,000 ‘ defl.. ‘ I- Fulr Orleans 7|to7Jd. Middling Orloans 0fi-10d. Fair Upland...... fi|d. Middling,Upland U3-I0d. i Fair Mobile..,..,,.......... 0}d. I Middling Mobile OfilOd. Stock on hand Ml ,000 bale*. Receipts light, Sales on Frldsy 10,000 bales, of which simu lators and exporters took 4,000. Manetustor Tronic. Trade generally tbrougbout Eugland Is prosperous. Monty. Money easy at farmer rates reported. Con sols unchanged. ’ *. Steamer Atlantic. The steamship Atlantic had arrived out. Political Intelligence. The tory party In England are endeavoring to overthrow thn Pelmorston administration. Terrible earthquakes had occurred In Algeria and several villages wore destroyed. [SKCOtill UtSVATOIt.] Private letters, dated on the day the steamer sailed, and telegraphed from Halifax, report that sales sluco tho last steamer roach 40.000 hales, of which speculators have taken 7,000, and exportera 4,000 hales. The quotations glvon are Middling Mobiles, 0}; Middling Up lands, 6}. I ho latest reports of Consols wore 04|. No political intelligence’6f much Impor tance. There Is discontent spreading through out Italy, Arrival ofllieStenmslUji Arubla. Hauvax, Sept. 13—The steamship Arabia has arrived with Liverpool dates ta the 14th of Sept. The cotton market present nu new- feature since the departure of the Cambria, nor has the advices dy the last steamer from the United states had any effect upon the mnrkct. Fair Uplands r>| ; Middling Uplands 6 3 lOd. The Cotton market closed lira). Floub—The flour trade for the post few day exhlbita dullness. Wheat—Is also somewhat neglected. Mamohisteu Tbadx—Bather quiet, hut not unsatlfactory. American stocks—Market linn. Consols—Quiet, and quoted at U4J. Havre Market. The cottoh trade wus quiet, hut no change In prices. Asia Arrived The steamship Asia bad arrived out. New York Market. New Yoke, Sept. 13—The Cotton market Is unchanged, and but a moderate business doing. Riot lii Baltimore. New Yobx, Sept. 13—There was a political riot In Baltimore to-day, In which two mon were killed and twenty wounded. til ths Agehtar that Ip Halida, hence ou Wednesday, arrived at to wharf In New York ut six o'clock Saturday morning—ill .wfelli infill rfqiiWf —- ■ Foreign'Wowa./ 1 We give to-day telegraphio reports of the news brought by tho Cambria which sailed hem Liverpool on the 30tU ult, arid, ijf, the Arabia, which, sailed on the dth lnsU They shows slight advance ta tho cotton market. Political accounts of no special Interest. Hauine DisABTEiu—By a letter frotaOnrde nas, received by thoSpanlsh Consul, J.J.Martln, wo learn that tho bark Malm Law, Captain McCarty,'together with several other American vessels and small unit, were lost-to the late gale at Cardenas, The Main Law was char tered ut tbla port by Messrs. J. J. Martin h Co., and cleared ou the 17th July IobI, with 178,003 feet lumber. The, day nftor discharging her cargo, she was,lost. jrll lest, published tho following state ment In Its columns;— . „ . I "Fhemqnt—Colonel 1 Ji.G. Fremont was bora In France, Januaiy/lfill. His rather was an emigrant horn. France, and hit mother a native of Virginia. The Constitution of the United 8tates..requlres that the office of Presi dent shall ho filled by a a native-born tilth Cropi* Extract from aletter from Houston County— dated 13 th Sept The prospectoof the planters are exceedingly gloomy in this and the adjoining counticp. The terrible drought of’58 will bo felt and re* membered by many of them for a long time. 1 was more fnvored than some of my neighbors, but I do not think I shall muko a half crop either of cotton or provisions. For nearly ten weekB in some sections of the county, the an cient curse waa realized, "thy Heaven that is over thy head shall be brass, and the eurth that is under thee, shall be iron.” Then came the storm ot the last or August and gave the coup de grace to the cotton orop, with its drenching rain and furious wind. The most of the cotton which had opened permanently on account ot the dry weather, waa whipped out of tho bolls and either dastroyed by being washed under the ground, or badly injured by the mud and sand. I wrote you last year that we would make au overwhelming crop—the result verified the prediction. I now predict less than hair a crop in this county—watch tho result. pJ5°. ,jre f“ in * dispatch wo copy (Math. rtt "bnrg Expruo of Saturday.] (COMMUNICATED.) Cotton Bagging. Monro. Editor,:—One ot the things most to be desired In a business community Is reliable statements of tbe supply, demand, and prices, of staple articles la the market. So many In terests depend upon such facts that they should be at nearly approached as possible. I am led to these remarks by the comments of tbe R«- publiean on the article ot Bagging In Savan nah. That paper states first the stock at 200 bates, then proceeds .to say that In these figures it was mistaken by an Individual, whereas to truth tbe stock la one thousand. Now for a paper which cfaimisuch credit as does tbe Re publican to matters pertaining to commerce, I am surprised that it: should be in anyway de ceived In a matter, tbe entire truth ot which, la so easily ascertained, and still more am I sur* prised that it should be deceived, to that ex tent as to first, from on Individual obtain a statement altogether correct and reliable, then oven with insult to the source or Its in forma- ton .repudiate; It, and Insert, ta a plao® which asks the confidence of all dealers' ta the city and State, a statement which, by the use of the slightest precaution, It could have discovered was wholly untrue and unfounded. I am interested ta correct reports oftbe market and prices current, and I wish so important au error to be corrected. The lint statement, therefore, fixing the stock at two hundred bales, was correct. This, of course, only contemplated the quantity In Jlrjf handt, •i that held by retailers, under such clreum- stanccs, to never counted. But to enable the editor of tbe Republican in his corrected state ment, to come within one hundred per cent, of the troth, we will count every bale held (as near at It can be arrived et) by tbe retail and irholo- •ale merchants, and the stock will net exceed four hundred bales—certainly net five hundred. Bo much for the Republican'r assurance that R will not again be led Into error. The article of Bsgging Is one about which the commercial pulse Is feverish enough at best, »n4 a discrepancy like this In tho report of a small market like Bavannsh will lead consum ers to question whether there bo not a sohome to keep up prices for tbs benefit of speculators, for If the figures are to variable boro what, ob- •Itytagtbe proportion, must tho difference la the great markets of tbe world be? i » Mkbohant. Tax New Btxamxb Scotia—Quebec, Sept, to be laid on (be day tbe O. left Liverpool.— The new steamer waa to be sixty feet longer Uun tbe Persia, and have ten feet more beam and five hundred additional homo power. It waaexpected tho Bcotm would bo completed 1a about A year; impartial admL .. to apply to doggeiits ?—Republican. Yea—to dogs and doggeries t If any further reply, la wanted, we will say» that it is the design of the Democracy, ani) those in union witb’tbem, to give such an adqiinistra- tiunto tbe city as shall know dq distinction between high find low, rich ilud poor, in the execution, of the laws. None who obey shall wont protection—none who violate need expect to escape punishment. Withdrawal of Mr. Uuchatiait. It is stated that Mr. Breckinridge ronlly made a proposition to Mr. Buchanan at the Wheatlandr, yesterday, on tbe subject or his withdrawal. The plan is to get Mr. Donelsou also to withdraw, and unito tho Democratic and Amorlcau tickets in tho persons of Fill more and Breckinridge, Buck a ticket Mr. Breckinridge thinks will be likely to succeed against Fremont and Dayton, What is to be done about the two plattorms docs not appear, Nor havo we learned what response Mr, Bu* ehanan made to the proposition. [Tho Republican snatches up and sets afloat in Georgia, the above Roorback of the Bulletin —a black republican paper of Philadelphia. It is too palpable a falsehood to bo worthy of contradiction. The Penntylvanian of last Fri day,thus disposes of it^and its author.r-G. A J.] Wo copy the above paragraph from tho Phil adelphia Bulletin of last eyeuing, The editor of that paper is a member of tho Christian Oharch and day after to-morrow will once more bend Ids knee at tbe altar of God, with tho profound self-conviction that in pub lishing this psrogrrpb ho forged aud ultered a delberute, unqualified, wholesale He. ^lt will be seen that it is a clear aud straight out statement which renders the guilt of the knave who fabricated it all the. more damning. The oath of poor Uncle Toby which broke from him in regard to the dying soldier was we are told wined out by the tear of the angel who recorded it,but q Hi like thisso cold-blooded and maUgnant, will stick to tbe.bypoerito who made it fa the lost day or his life;', . Perhapstho RepuSlicun wlil copy. ‘ Tub Gale,- Tbe barf lT"HTl}amble, Capt. Powell which lelt this port on Sunday, 17th nit- for New York, when within 25 miles of Key West experienced a heavy gale, durng which he lost his Rails, and sustained some other dam age, and was driven before it under bare poles. On Monday. 1st instant, tbe gale having sub sided, Capt. Powell was euabled to muko an observation, und found himself to be between Cedar Keys and Deadman’s Bay. Capt.' Pow ell then made for this port, and arrived *n Wednesday last. Capt. Powell has gone to Apalachicola to get sails. Should he fail in getting them there, he will have to send te N. York.—Newport (Flo.) Timet, Yellow Fxvbb at*Foot "H a milton.—New For*, Sept. It—One new case of feyer has occureed at tho Relief Hospital at Fort Ham ilton. No additional coses have occurred ut the Military Hospital, aud the previous cases ure all doing well. Two new cases (Uw. Du bious and Crane) have arrived at New Utrecht. They are severo attacks. Cotton Crop in Ala'—The'editor of the Montgomeiy Times [says in his issue of last Saturday: country of Central Alabama, 1 embracing^ part of Butler, Lowndes, DaUas, Perry, Wilcox, Marengo and Greene, afforded ns a considera ble field of observation, confirmed by planters along tbe whole road, Is that tho crop cannot exceed one half of that of lost year. There is little growing cotton—even those fields not rusted (which were numerous,) bad ceased to bloom. We are satisfied that in the cotton counties oifthis State,four fifths of ail tbe cotton to be made this year, is already open. If tbe rain yesterday was general, the destruction of open cetton must be Immense. An Atrocious Slander Refuted.—To pro duce the impression that there exists some dis affection at the South, the black republicans have placed the names of thirteen citizens of Virginia upon tbe electoral ticket. This has been done without the knowledge or permission of these gentlemen, who are all men of established character and known fidelity to the South and its interests. We ask aud authorize every lover of troth and common honeBty to meet this insidions and wicked outrage upon private character and public history with our emphatio and indignant denial— IVath. Union Cor. HI. LewiTKepublicaD. The Santa Fe Traders 1 Attacked and Bobbed by the Free State Hen* Independence, Bept. 2, 1858. Since the skirmish of Ossawattomie.of which you were apprised, the pro slavery party for greater effectiveness, determined not to make any other attack upon Lane or Browns forces until the 13tb. Many of the different compa nies, who only expected to remain a few days, and were unprepared for a regular compaign, returned to their homes to make such prepara tion as was required, and desiga coming back to prosecute the war with greater determina- ttonand boldness. Immediately upon the separation of this body of men, the abolitionists, driven to ex tremityby hunger, were necessarily compeUed to make some bold attack, upon anything that offered. It seems the returning Bauta Fe trains were the most convenient, and on tbe day before yesterday, they surrounded and took Wm. Mc.Kinney r s train of twenty wagons, their oxen, provisions and wagons. Bent’s and one or two orther trains were close iq the rear of Me. Kinney’s, and it Is feared they shared the same fate. One or two outward bound trains are afraid to leave the line, as these robbing parties, have threatened all, and say that they will even come into the State and destroy Westport, New Bant* Fe, and this place. Of this we feel no apprehension, save by incendiaries. We learn that Richardson is still in tbe field, with 7 or 800 men, and near Lawrence. It is expected' that he will make an Attack In a day or two.^'' Missouri—ItappenwttatMr. Newland,the Fillmore candidate for lieutenant-governor ip Missouri, Is elected by about two hundred ma jority. The rest of the democratic State ticket bos about five thousand, majority. Fewland was chosen because his democratic opponent resigned a few days before the eleetten, and the name oftbe isubstitote did not rcuclraU tbe counties in season for the election, Washington Union* • • J Wbat is Certain* >• > • "It certain,” says the-Utica Horald, "that tho pro-slavery romans are again affleting Kan sas with fWtyds and flame.” To which the Utica Obaeiffer raNto:,. ..... , r - , I “It Is certain that Colonel Lane lias gone in to the Territory with a band of ruffians for no other purpose than to shed blood and Incite re prisal. ■ ...... "ItIscertatonthat'Gerrit Smitb.whb[nfw says this question must , bp settled .in'.blood, ia the chief contributor to Lana’ssapputi "It is certain tpatKaw was ptgcfcfol for ne u-Iy two months before Lane made bis vio lent inroad, and coraraeced attackingutbe set tlen-ia (team'll •.. I'aT/tfilj* 7.*i.:"i'*»-! : * «dtf 'WjiWi -LI I y.i v.In M FtU. ; , . < V, /.uV7f(, i H J'l <• 4 Where the Kansas Outraob* are Manu factured—Hon. Kly Moore, formerly a prom inent member of Congress from New York city, and u realdeut of Kansas for more than a year, writes as follows from Lecompton t " The truth is, neither tbe New York Times nor Tribune bus any correspondent in this place. Tills I know to he so, The correspondents of those papers live In tho city of New York, and undoubtedly uro attached to those respective offices.’’ • • j The Cangresslonul Result In Blaine* Augusta, Me., Sept. 10—Sufficient returns have been icceived, oveit from the democratic strongholds, to insure the success oftbe follow ing Corngessional ticket by handsome majori ties. 1st. District—John M. Wood, over Joslah S Little, Whig and Demooratlo candidate.' 2d. District—Charles I. Gillman, over E, P* Pillsbury, Whig and Democratic candidate. 3d. DinricU-Nehemiah Abbate, over Henry Fugails Whig, and Democratic candidate. 4th. District—Freeman Morse, oyer David Bronson, Whig und Domnontio candidate. 5th. District—Israel Wasbburue over Abra ham Sanboru, Whig aud Democratic.candidate. fitl). District—Stephen 0, Foster, over Arno WIs well, Whig and Domocratio candidate. The above uro all newj members excepting Mr. Wasbburno, re-elected. Trial Trip of thk^U. B. Steamer Wabash —New York, Sept. 12—The United States steamer Wabash arrived here this afternoon from a two days’ trial trip. The ship has beeh thoroughly tested und performed tu tbe entiro. satisfaction of Com. Paulding, Capt Engle, and tho chief engineer, Martin. • Consignees* Por Btoatu’hlpTotlou. from Bulilmora—Claglmz-a Cmoingham, LLUlautbai, A liaywootf, J Vf ay Hi ft «!o, T 3 tyajrtie X dun, R R Agent,' J Bichol, White, W King* Son, H m Boldley, Vooge k Frierson, I'aUen, HmioR. a Op,- N B Jt 11 Wood, L u’Connur, £ O’Byrae, N A Hurduo & Co, Etnstoiu * Eukman,J A Barron, T M Tomer, M A Cohen, Sorautun, Johnston k Co, J W Latbrop kOo.RuBu iiavD k hong. M L Treauor. McUabou ft Uorle, og. ^iStarrAli), B-tgbam, KeUy* Co. SM Fadteau F WOeruwell.LoelceU ft dnellings, liana ft Wadi- burn, Crane, Wells ft Cni SbatTer ft Son; a D Brut lfljrftCu, DO i'opp; HN Aldrich: F Champion; Rodgers, Norris ft Cot Webster ft-Patino.*; King ft Waring; Gilbert ft TUden, W ft R Uolntiro, J Has- brouck ft 8on: tinldera ft Askew, B (Ubelhoiuo, Gar* ft Co, O Cohen, Hudson, Fleming ft HlglUy Important to the American pcoplv—The original alid only genuine rimAstlkt Cuopor’sPius,—Thl* lout e-xccUent Vogetablo Medicine is, ii taken Tor tho time, and in tho mapqcr spoolllod, warranted, on oath, to effect aenro. , - < 'the tine balsamic and Invigorating powers which Sir Aatley Cuopur'e Pitta pot'soip, mo wondorfnt; A trial u l a eiugle doso will carry uunvictlou that they uro ulUhit.is nucossary to tuvigorato tho feeblo, roatjro tlto iuvulid (o health, aud do good in all cases; uo loir need be cutertulned, as they are quito harmless. Iho heads oft amities should always have them In tho hmirfo, as they may, with the greatest coul- dcuco be resorted to, at any Umo, or iu any oisu. Epsom rialts are amnetliue.-. h%l rooo irsa to whou a pjrgutivo is require ). If tho true nature of Kp- sum Saits, eoliilitz Powders, aul all salluo apor- loots, were fully uudorstood, they would novoi bo resorted to—thoy occasion uu excessive sccretlou niiddUchargo ol the natural moisture of the stom ach aud bowols, aud this sufttiua the contouta of tlto stomach aud bowols aud produces watery emo tions—tho vessels ul'tor this unnatural draining, aro dried up, anil a eonflnud state ortho bowels is pro duccd, which, if not carefully attendod to, produces cdsUvouciS, aud all Us train of evils; bosidos, .ail salts aro cold and griping, to say nothing or . tho daugar of mlutakiug Oxuilu Acid for salts, which mistake has In numerous instuncos terminated tu- tally, rii. Aattoy Cooper’s Mild Exporiont AuU-Bilr ioua Pills arouowgeubrally established as tlto most favor)to family Medicine. Citmox to tuk Pcuuc—Observe that on the top of each box of tho genuine Mils, thero is an excel lent likeness of Sir Astley Cooper; also tho facsimile of the signature or MaoPuall ft Co., Bolo Proprietors t ondon and Now York, on tho directions. Without thoso marks of authenticity, they aro cortnmly spu rious and an imposition, hold at 25 cents, 50 cents and $1 per box. Full directions are given with ouch box' Thoro is a great saving by taking tho larger sizes. Principal Depot iu tho United States 102 Broad way Ncw York. For salo also by A. Q. D. ft Saudo 141 Willlan fetroet—Schieflblln Brothoro ft Co., 170 William street. MpKesaou ft Robins, Fulton struct. C. V. rillckonor A Co., 81 Barclay street llaviland, Ilarral ft Blsley, 20 Warren street, -rito- >ben, Paul ft Co, 140 Cbarabors street, New York, General Wholesalo Agents, who wflf'supply Drug gists und dealors in Mediulno, at Proprietors Prices. soptl5-lm , (1) NOTlCxu. All persous are hereby positively prohibited from making any contracts with our carriers for the delivery of the paper to them by tbe week, or from paying the said carrlcw any money. A high-handed game of injustice to us, and to our regular subscribers, successfully carried out for a length of time, has rendered this course imperatively necessary, and it will be hereafter rigidly enforced. All contracts must be made at the office. Kntisna Finance Committee. The following is the Sayannah Finance Com-- mlttce to whom remittances for the cause of the South in Kansas should be directed: J. B. GaiUe, Chairm’n, Alexander Fawcett, W.N. Habersham, Dr. H. L. Byrd, R. D. Arnold, John N. Lewis, I. K. Teflt, John Cooper, James G. Rodgers, J. W. Webster, and the Press of the city. 1 PortBoy ^ ri kh. ,' r ,. iNpiemlbtr !»' ; ■ Arrived. ' riohr PUudoma; Brewu, New York-Padalford Fay ft Co. Kelly*?Co IP T ° llua ’ Mir,e,r ' ’r^-Brlgham, Cleared* ,^hr,8|#rm ‘ loud, Higbee, WilmUigtoo., N. O — • ' ’’Departed. ritoarnor Gordon, Brooks, Charleston. JOliNC.BOOTII, CIVIL ENGINfclKR AND SURVEYOR, Will aim give bu attention to designs In ArchlUw. taro, Offloo Ut the store of John Williamson, Ertq.. Bayjitroei. ' • - ■ • __ my 11 .10,131 M. MIIjf.EK , ATTORNEY AT LAW, oiUce corner Bay nod Drayton rtrocta i A. H. Oil AMI-ION. i (SuocuMof ta Clwmulon A Watta.) mOLEHALB AND HETAIL GHOUKB, N». 4 Baraui .butweeq taa H.rkel ud Bay ,1., J. . , 8AVANNAU, oa. 1 TWKrall* ^^ ftc^ ^ !^ , F ' or * ,l8n uud D* ,ulCfl tlo Liquors, Referenc&i-A. bhamptoii, Esq., Bamuol sJolomona, *q. f Messrs. Rabun ft Whltohead, aud Swill ft Co.. Savannah, Ga. mvli 0BAM,W1IM,I * CO., PAOTODS * COMMISSION MEBO0 ANTS, gqvannali, Oa. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ■ —*i 11 ..... i NGTICK.—i intend to. make a changu. in m-+r aua ,llirrora G.BaVNKMAN, . sept 16-lm. 86Bryan street. F’or Bale. *~ A Good alzo Bccoml-haud Iron Sato. Also a tirst rate Cotton'8col'. Will be sold very low If applied for Imraadlaloly, at this office, sept [5-11 , iRIME WHITE FLINT CORN—1,000 bushel* _ fresh shelled Boaoh Island Corn, for sale from the Wharf, Apply to sopt IE-21* W1LDUNCA.V. LANIER ft ANDERSON, ATTOBNBY8 AT LA^ , aporely . luooa.oa. . ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT 1AW. Troupvllio, Lowndes County, Ga. Witt practice In Thomas, Lowndes, Clinch, Ware, Appling, Tolfitlr, .Irwin, Lauroua. aud. Pulaski counties, Georgia; and in Jefferson, Madison, Hum Uhm. andCelmnhlacounties, Florida. [myll M X L L E ir'ite Tt 6~L L, ATTORNEYS’AT UW, BRUNSWICK, GA. WUi practlco iu the Brunswick' Circuit—comuris- lug the Allowing Counties: Glynn, Wayne, Camden, Ware, ApunUcv. Olirioh. Onffae and Utiarltoo. ’ • ’ JOHN B. MILLER. L 0. ROLL, augs ly NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. ^ttOl’CriAl.Swill baWoivo’l oy tho undersigned until the 15th of October no tt, for robulldiug ttioBridgo across Plpemaker*' t reek, ou tbe, Cher okee Hill Cross.Road, to be of the following propor tions (and all material of best black cypress, ox . cept the cover, which must bibpurt yollow pine,) XJo.fuot long, 18 loot wide, to bo lloorod 40 feet, to bo sustained by four rows of pill g, three iu each row. Each pil.-to be «xll Inches, and substantially driven. Each row .of piles to bo capped by a 24 feet stick 0x12 Inches, 'and bovelofl on tbe upper corners to show ui'uoool'4 inches—ibe cover tube sustained by lour string nieces, running lengthwise through tho bridgo 9xlliucbes; those tube hoveled lo show a face of thfee inches at top, banisters to be well braced at .each of .tips cap. sills Contractor to furnish all material, auU ( work to bo doue and turned ovet» to Road OomintoiouoM f<r their Imp ac tion by! thOi 15th oT-Junnary next. Bond, with security, required, for tbo faithful per-' formatied of the worif,' together for Its romaiulng subsUntlal folk even yearafrom completion. ■ GEQ. ,1*. HARRISON, I*. L O.C. 0. tu behairor tho Inferior Court of Chatham Co. Sept. 12lb, 1850. sept 12 ...... If , MASSIE SCHOOL. rplllririehool will hi organized on Weduosday, 1 October 1st, 1 under thi charge of Mr. BMat- a Principal; who will bB aided by uomiieteut laata. Thu houae will accommodate 300 pu pils; 200‘of whom will be received freo or charge, and 100 wilt pay tuition. Ilie Massie School District includes Uml portion of the city lying Oast of Whitaker at. All children re- riding-ln this district are i-nthled to a ptaco in this Applications most bo made to either of the Com missioners, or to the Principal. A. PORTER, J. STODDARD, S. COHEN. CommisfeLners Bavannab, Sept. 8tb, 1850. sept 8-lin Morning Nows aud Republican copy one to"*:.:, mv A.THOMA8ftfco: Auction mid Comtmaslon Menliaiita, 110 Bryan Sti'eet, .SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. A. Tuomas. _ (Jei2] . 8, s, Pianm.. W . H. F ' RUBLL, DEALER IN CHOICE F AMILY GROCERIES and Foreign and Domestic Fruit, . coraw Broughton and Whitaker tU. Town and country supplied with choice goods at moderate prices. AU order# promptly otMeudod to, aud satisfaction always guurauiouii. , 3|il»- • JOlHrCLFALLItrARilV WHOLB8ALK AND RETAIL DEALER IN WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW RASH AND PANE , DOORS. West side Monument Square, Suvamiah, Ga. tnayll JOHN ii, COCH&ANE, ^ ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, Laurens county, Ga,, lato juuior partner ol the firm of A. ft J. CoaraASn, Jrwtuton, Ga., will attend promptly to ail buslnesa entrusted to hb care. Particular attuntion paid to collectltig. Re foreuop—Dr. C. it. Guyton, F. H. Rowe, Dublin, Ga., M Marsh, Savannah. myll • Pi'JAOOflS - ■" 8BOAB AND TOBACCO STORE. Mo- W, Bull itreet, (sign of the Big Indian.) N. B.—Keeps constantly oo hand Spanish, Halt r ish, and Amorican riegara, at wholesale and re- Alao, Chewing Tobacco, snuff, ftp,. Juno 1 PUBLIC SCHOOL, mHE Pnbllo Sohool will be. re-oponed on Wednes- X day, October 1st, under Mr W. H- Baker us nuoipal. .. one hundred and fifty pupils will ho rocolvod; arty or wliom will pay tuition. Tha School District includes that purtiuu or tbo city lymg wostorWbtta- ker struei. No.children living eosinf thn street can obtain placosiu this School. Application! muit bo made to either of the Com- misstouors, or to the Principal. A. PORTER, J. STODDARD, A COHEN, Comrals-ioeers. Savannah, Sept. 8tb, 1856. sept 8>lm AST Morning News and RopubUcan copy ono mouth. C hoice liquors.—10 hair pipes o. d. aco. brandy. 5 pipes Holland (Meder Swan) Gin ; 2 puncheons old Jamaica Rum; 1 do do St Croix do; 10 casks Port Wine. Instore and fbrsale by aug5 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. ^ toiler • John Castner, for sale by sopt 2 SCRANTON, JoHNSTON ft CO Democratic. Thoro will be a Tree Barblcuo.an l a Beef Shooting near the Six Milo House, on tbo Angusta Road, on Saturday next, tho 20tb Inst. AU persons are Inviled to ationd. Sevoral goutlomen or acknowledged ability, are expected to bo present and address tho people, upon th t politi cal questions of tho day. sept 12 s: landing and for sale by sept 2 SCRANTON, JOHN8TON TARCH.—50 boxes Oswego Pearl Starch ij 50 do Boadell’s do do, landing and for salo by augU SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. QDbihrarg. Dlod, this mornlug, ANN MATILDA, wife orWM. L. Clark, of Columbus, Ga., and daughter or the lato oseph George, of this city. Tho friend) and acquaintances of tho families, aro Invited to attend her tuneral, To-Morrow After* noon, at five o’clock, from tho residence of her lato father, corner ofl’rhio and President streets, fty City pupors copy. sept 16 B EADELL’ri TALLOW CANDLES-76 boxes 6 ft 8 Beadell'a Tallow Candles. In store and for sale by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. aug 6 nre. Savannah Market, September IB* _ COTTON—Tbo saloi of Cotton this forenoon wore 198 bales, at tho following prices, viz. fiat 11, 7 atllJi, 44 ut lltf, 76 at 11#, 51 at U#, and 0 at 12 cent). Worat—Wo hour of but ono .transaction in thla today, beingtho.oaly one thi) season. Messrs, Young ft Wyatt sold 1600 saoks (about 2500 bush- ols) Red at $1 45 por sock, at tlie Dopot. BxporU. WILMINGTON, NC—Per fclir Storm Cloud—200 sacks 8alt. NEW YORK, Soptll.—Corrox—Tbo loreigu news has beon without effect.- Tbo market continues steady atour quotations with sales to day «r 1,000 bales. Wo quoto : NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. Upland. Florida. Mobile. K.Gftl'x Ordinary 10 10 10 In Middling ,U« MX M% 12 Middling Fair... 12)i 12 y t l‘i% 13 Fair... 12« 12« 18 lSu Cotox— 1 Tho market U more quiot to-day; price* aro firm. The stock of Itlo by the reconi arrival has been Increased bt 5* ,000 bugs. At Philadelphia soles havo transpired ol 7000 bags Rio at 10ka 11 Wc., and 60 mats Java at.UMo- ' Boutbcrn'Flour is in moderate request The low grade) are heavy and the hotter brands easier, rales of 1400 tobls at $7 25a7 55 for mixed to good suporlluo Baltimore, Alexandria, &o. $7 60a816; f9r favorite, fancy and extra brands., ■ 7U)R SALE—10 shares Gas Company stock, by JaugS BARKMA N. ft BULLOCH yards medium Dundee Bagging; 26 bales GUnny Cloth; 160 roll) do do; 200 coils prime Kentucky Rope; 160 do Talr do; just received and for salo by ‘ sept 12 WEBSTER ft PALMES/! ] /4.BATES1 OR AT ESI l UltATEam- U A beautiful assortment ju.t received at , ni -. 1 • -" • KENNEDY ft BEACH’d,\ House Furnishing Store, Hodgson’s Block, corhei Broughton and bull streets. corner sept 12 ■ d OAP, CANDLES AND STAKCU.— L.100 boxes Colgates Lt Bar, and No 1 Soap 100 do Smith and Buchans Family Soap 60 do Colgates Pale do do 60 do Adamantine Candles, Starr Brand, 100 do Boadells Tallow Candles, 6 and 8 76 do OiWi'go and Boadells Pearl Starch, 60 do Chicago Pearl Starch, ft CO. P ILOT OREAD.—26 bbls Treadwell's Pilot Broad landing and for salo by augl4 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. UST RECEIVED from New Vork-Blaok Crape Shawls, and Tor sale by J. W. THRELKELD, eptft Congress and Whitaker streets. AU50*. L ADIES’ and Gents’ black and colored Kids; and Misses’ do. For sale by J. W. THRELKELD, sopt5 Congress and Wbitaker streets. H AMS —We have In store a small lot of choice Tennessee small size Hants, which will bo soiu low In tats to suit purchasers. aept5 ' CRANE, WELLS ft OO. S UGAR. COFFEE ft TEAS.— 50 buls Stuart’s A Clarified Sugar •) B “ •* 76" G " * »« 25 " Crushed and Powdered Sugar* 200 Bags Prhno Green Rio Coffee ■ 100 « Fair " “ « ' 60 Mata Old Govornment Java Coffee 16 H cheats Primo Hyson Tea 10 K « •* Black “ tin folia. U do 10 X “ " “ x lb papers 50 caddies 0 ft 18 lbs each fine Hyson Tea Just recalved and for sale by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. Mg 29 T AYLOR’8 PREMIUM COTTON GINS.—The most celebrated abort Staple Cotton Gins, now In use, 40 and 60 saw each, for sale by YONGE ft FRIERSON, Pug 27 No. 94 Bay «jlrcot. ;if. LAWTON & CO. liarl.aton, Wrath CaroUim. SEA ISLAND COTTON AND IIICE P4C- '-'fang';; i.; law tt WaikWuob* BMt I Wllltui M.I.AWTON. JoexPuT. Dm. • ■ ■( WinbobhUiwtohJu. aug 29 :. ;: ; x rodfitn n, J DITMt. a WANDCOMMISB^oinu. .attorney at law, TflOXASriUX, flMMMT All business eatrssUd to prompt attention, asna? ’•'““’“oODtaY.fiSfi&'tacSf Shipping arid Comminlon Heroh BAY-arxxxT. Xataxmab.**; ’ Forwarding and CommUon Mcrchanta. ■ B.r.ttMl, tannnirt, Ofc 0.«. U»MX». ‘ •• '" r_ HAEUMUl!! 59asd«1 ixoAirmm, covnoni < YOUNG,. ATKDs'S ft DUNHAM, V inli.. C. A. GREENE ft CO.. 7 i - si* xjuiiis,; .. . Factor and Qeneril Com^ia^qii Bfercteit 1 „ NO; 71 DAY-6TXSBT, BA VANN AM , #Aui i! Rxnmx to—Messrs. CMgbornftCuimlnaham,. IfirtS ft Prenthw, Ogden. Starr ft ro„ r Sayaiuiabi'i'J. f , ThompfftP BnMnu ; -^Vi W») w«. Aum,« ooum.. , . COUPBRItVJ FACTORS ft GENERAL COMM— -Bay street, 1 8avannab, JBFFBRBOIT ROBKRTft^ COMMISSION B ,MKRCHANT, and healer nr.. ' . Timber and Lumber, 7 BA VANN AH, Wtf, l -r X9mXm7e\nOUUMMi'.llUt(!i' DOMESTIC, POReIoN : -»RY OOOD& .“'713.S®B5B . No, 149 Congnu*t., £ JAri. T. WELLS, formerly of rHEOl’HU.I’ri WuAIAMS, ■ept 7 COMMISSION m»y 80 > VANNAB '^ JAMES McIIENIlY, Insurance Broker and Notar; Public Marine Protodta Noted and Extended, Average affiusted, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn* fapers prepared whereby to recover losses Iron American or Brltiah Undorwrltcw, and alteutloi given to all matters connected with shipping and In- ouranco, No. 118 Buy-street opposite thfr front o the Custom House. iy nov 8 JBSSE~t7^BERNARD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Nowuausville, Fla. Refsrenco—Georgo . Brown. William Doll, New nansville, Fla., K. B. Bitten, Boston ft Villalonga. Savannah, Ga.myll J.M.BYRB, COMMISSION MERCHANT, aug20 Ho. 142 Bay-st., Savannah; PHILIP M. RUSSELL, NOTARY 8 MJ.^YA f 'AND COPYIST, Will exeute Deeds, Mortgages, i’owor or Attorney, Wills, Bonds, Notices and Takiug ol Interrogatories. Offioo at the Court House, Savannah, Ga. Court Days, Third Tuesday In each montn, and held at the office uf Edwaiu«». Wllon, Esq. . Rwldence, Gaston, between Barnard and Tattnall street. Any call at night, un business, will bo attendee to immediately. jy26 WM. M. WILLIAMS, THADDXC8 OUVMK. JACK UKuWlI WILLIAMS, OLIVER ft BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buena Vista, Marion County, Ga., WUI practice in tbe counties of Marion, Macon, Ho us tou, Stewart, Randolph, Muscogee, toe, and an) adjoining counties, where their servlcos may Ih required. myll WILLIAM PHILLIPS, ATTOKNEY AT LAW, MAXORTA, OA. OC120—ly DAVID Q. WILDS, ATTOBNBY AT LAW, BPABTA, OA. WUI practice in the counUee of Hancock, Warren Washington, and Baldwin. Ksmuncra—Bohn ft Foster, Rabun ft Smite, and E. A. 8ouUard, Savannah. Jan9 R. U. HILTON, ATTORNEY AND GOUNSEIAOR AT LAW. Office corner or Bay and Drayton-«ts. SAVANNAH, OA. my 11 DR. UIIARLES H. COLDING, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No. 14 UBERTY ST., One door west of Drayton. myll WM. C. CONNELLY, ATTOBNBY AT LAW, nABSLLA, WORTH OOCNTT, OA.. (FOOT OmOX, A1 Will practiso In tho Southern Circuit, ana in Macon, Dooly and Wortn Counties ol the Macon Circuit. AST Particular attention given to the coUection ol claims' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ s In South-Western Georgia. Je2—6m E. CUM MING, ATTORNEY AT LAW, rebl-ly lawnrroir, oa. CHAFFER it CO. No. 0 Whitaker Street, Savananh, Ga., WHOLBULI AND BXTA1L DIALERS IN S ASHES, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, fto While Lead, Zino, White Llnsoed, Sperm, Whale, Tan ners’and NeaUffootOHs, Glass, Brashes, Gold Leal, Brousa, Builders' Hardware. Nalls, Marble Mantels, fto., • . Jc4 ☆ CLOTHING a EMPORIUM. W 1 DOOR WX8T OFTDEKEI'UBLIUAN KBADINO HOUR Fine Ready-made Clothing j Hats and Caps, Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Caues, umbrellas Cravats, Stocks, Handkerchief)), and Fanoy Articles for ,;.r Gontlomen. T)EACHE3.—A choice lot of English Peaches, JL suitable for preserving, Just received and for sate by - septll J. D.* C OFFEE —1000 bag* fair, prime and choice Rio Coffee, 00 bags do do do Liguyra do, 8000 lbs Old Government Javo do, Id store and ter sale by sept 2 WEBSTER ft PALMES. T ARD—80 bbls prime Leaf Lard, M ±j do, In store and for sale by ■ept 2 WBBfifER ft' 60 kegsdodo PALMES. L ARD.—20 bbls prime No _ prime No 1 LeaTUrd, tanu. u sept 2 SCRANTON, JOl r Lard, 60 kep , and ter sale by NSTONfcOO. S.t-40 mats old Govermaent Java ter schr J. Oaatner, tor sale by RANTO Vi JOHNSTON ft OO. ClMOKFD HERRINGS —50 boxes smoked Her- O rion.ilanding per 'schr John Outer, and for pfle by-; T : ■ «aMTTON, JOHN8TON ft OO. CwiV. Ybusa fc wyati. >16 casks sugar cured Hams; received feb 6 W.O.Prive, FASHIONABLE AW) MILITARY TAILOR, No. 147 Bay Street, SA VANN AH. Ordersfrom city and oounty solicited. JBK Alsu, cuptirliuf loths, aulmere and Vestings, will be made te me*- dure.unexception- able in style and workmanship, by the best mechanics, at ehorteat notice mm DR8. LKFLKR ft WILCOX, Detltlits. ARB now (tally prepared to in sert fuU or partial setts of Teetl. on the principle of Dr. J. AUens’s Patent Continuous-Gum, By thb improvement, theterm of the tkoe can be restored to any degree or rotundity that may be desired. Ills applicable inaU cases where tbe cheeks have ralleo in and cannot be detected by tho closest observer.— Ibis method combines tha followingv lvintiges:— An artificial gam, which exhibits a perfectly natural and life-like appearance, and Imparts to tha theotb that peculiar expression which characterises tha na tural organs. This Gum oonsitU of a * Uaclous oompounl whlob laappUedand (tased upon lhaTeath and piataln soco a manner, aa tofiU up all tha interiticea around the base ofthsTssth, and also uoltes them firmly te each other and to the Plata, upon which they are aett. This seenras perfect cleanliness of tha Teeth Office over DeWltt Ar Morgan, CoogreuatreeL fy RepoblleM and Georgian oopy. fsbtfi-tl BMOTNRD AND CL ARIFIED SUGAR*, Bbls Stuart’s A. Crushed 8ugar. JuilrewivUuJtarul^b, MXt; !ir ;,,; .. scHAiuifjoiuwTow.oa, m fiurbol ODASSES MAOKEIUX AND MUSTARD.—M •MITWaff ' 0. sew rvses, Davis'* ionoI'-S W?’ WM. S . DANiBLC," ATTOBNBY Aff TA uTinu. u. ‘' —roniM over ThomMll.TsniwfeOo.'.T.nt tor., Bay .trot. mjt AOCKXTT ii SNKLIaNG* COMMISSION MEB NHirnsa aoknty;- ffmtnww Qm* wniiuewtioiiu kinds orprafiiml IrlctattonUon given U rorelvtog ,184 (btwirttnj ;imd.. mt,31 ' . Iff loetton ^CmunMon^Hoai^jitiiMtt^S General Agent and Anotieneor, Solicits from his friends conslgnmata of.avarf •esoription. Takee orders for Cotton. 4 ^ «r special attention given to.the aatas afRaM otato, Stocks and Negro property, a| paMaiaai rivateBalea. Prompt returns and diipofc*. Keference-C. A. L. LAMAR. ~ as. W. OBKXN. GREEN 4ft SMI ATTORNEYS AT L OCt26 TMONASTOJf, OA. SLS. ‘./’oils JOHN bilbo. , Ordinary off Chatham Cofuitjft , AND ATTORNEY AT LAW* ’ ■ ‘ L Office in ths Court House. • <.'NrMS ) ATTORNEY AT LAW,, Ssvnnnnh, Georgia. r.r in. Bukoratvi H. b. P. KlNo, * Offlco on Bay street, over t! ATTOBNBY AT LAW. Corner off B«{t and* Whitaker * BATANHAB. feb 22 A. a. vnuottv. J.k. k. WRIGHT Jt BAVAGE, ATTOUNKYS AT LAW, • BRUNSWICK, QA. -W ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND £ oeaxxn or bkattox add uvamssI *• (Above C A. L. Lamar.) < o i , Jyfi—3m i.M'f., Lumber, Mill and Brick Yaida. toptt M.VANNAH, 0*.. [ M. WHIT SMITH. ATTOBNBY AT TaW, Will practice in tho Ekstern and 8outhera i Refer to-Col. 8. B. Sibley, and R. a “ C.W. MABRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW nuxxux, muan oo., qa. Will attend to professional business In ths if Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, foral wether and Troup. Reference-Hoo. E. Y. HilL 1 iJavid Irwin. Marietta. Ga.: ' 4 -‘ayettevllle, Ga.; and Mr. Vruuaia uengaeny. vw umbus, Ga. sepl7-4y ME , William Dougherty, Oa* Wm. MoALLIBTBR. tCarbfe Monuments, Tombs and Grave Bioaea, ttaift* tahed on reasonable terms. Ordeta ret* 1 poctfully solicited. apl8 COOl. RKTHHA-X 1 • “ TTr " THE ARBOR BILLIARD SALOOX. (UrSTAIHM Corner Dull and Brytn Hreou, ov.r Buber IkM Jane 27 J. £ BAYWOOD, 4gtag~ ffOIOI it FRIEIUOIT. rOHWABDINI) AND OOMUISSION HliiCBAMff. no. M UTjrnnr. utaiui, OA «pr4 ;-...-.aib»i. D. ArO’UtBNB, ATTOBNBY AT LAW,| ^ 1 Offlo. 173, Baff-iV, over Turner * Co'e. Drug tael. •ATANN AH, Ok. ' ■' DOT 10—Iff *. WTBaKEB. ' - ATTORNEY AND CODNSElLOR AT LAIT, ' MonUoeUo, JeHkreon Countriffta..,» i,, BeArence—Hon. W. B. ru™,>- J - S ' kdwak!) a? enm i r i ^ MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND OnuiOWnenu OF DHHJa. At Meter.. Wud k Owen.; Uw 0*le£ :>z:f; iji^it oumuAioa, WA’ C0MMISS101 THOS. 8. WAYNE. R. ALEX. WAYNE, Jy8~tf Savannah. *• w. BATTMUMM. : r > ATTORNEY AND COUNSfXLOR AT UW. c-t-ORomuj;' vr.T.8AHFiiP TroupvlUe, LovrndeaOonty.Ga. Wit 1 " . iltny •nxit' CHAR. G.Ca (ATTORNEY AT Practice. UwTS^SSH^m^ Rtato to—John Rouen, H. A. Cnne, rad r ATTORNEY AND 001 Commiuionerafibe V. 8. Camlet Slate of Otfrxta.' ^ Otoe. CenwReffud Mia bbh rad 3 Mir bbla Helraw; rebbl. end 10 bin No t ltnckerel; ltiOlwxe. MueUrd. Re eeiral end for tale bv •. ;J<: .. 'L !> i ' NeUAHON. k DOYLE, .N9.M4ra4M7 fl.ff.it- ans uiJt> i .-.vU -.-J* W-BLJapaa-^a Kfif-r h vjiliVri vlJpAl. .■h'rjnoVoj/toi/