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SAVANNAH, <*£ WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1856.'' ,
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When not paid within one month from the time
uUutMortnoc the oharyelhr the Dally wtU he teem
dollar., aae for the Tri-Weekly Jtee.
The Weealy will bn aenl only to thnae who pay In
adrance.
The papar wlU Inrarlahly ha dlicontloed upon
the eipiratloo ot the time Ihr whloh It haa boon
paid. , ..
The a bore rataa to take adhol (Torn and alter thla
late.
ALEXANDER A SNEED, ApaMioon,
S. B. HILTON kVO.,.OnrsimiJmmwl,
THOMPSON A W1THINOTON, Nan.
daraonalj, July 1,1000. r
■ealidalone Oonlltlet ottlte Brltlah SIlil- Tile Uruu.vDok Heralil mid the Thom-
' Bjafi - „.4r nayltle Cniivetiiliiaa
,, A correspondent df Iho Now Orli,
nrltlng jrom Uma. Pcru, under itatopf.July
aooounlofn little scandal
11th,j3tys: “•
I euolose you an aoooi
tiers' with the British HI
WKD.1KSDAT, Tars O’clock, P. M.
T.flXijna-£iAP aio.
Old Una Whip National Convention.
BiLTiuonu, Sept. 17,—The Old Hue Whig
Convention naoemblea ben at noon to-day.
lVenty tn States an now npreaented. Hon
are erpeotod to be. Then to on immense
crowd Id attendance.
Trouble Between Mexico and Great
Britain,
New Orphans, Sept. 16,—Adrlcc. received
Item Mexico, by way of Havana, state that
there to trouble between the British Minister
and the Mexican Government. Tbn Minister
has demanded hb pnssporta.
The Brlttoh steamer Tartar was collecting s
naval force at Havana to proceed to Mexico,to
back op the British demand.
NOTICE.
The OommlttM appointed. to nomi
nate candidates for Mayor and Aldermen,
will meet at St. Andrew’s Hall, to-mor
row, Thursday afternoon, 18th lost., at 4
o'clock.,
B. D. ABNOLD, Chairman.
Hinbt H. ScBANfoN, See’y,
sept 17
At 4 O'ciooi.—The hour for meeting of the
Committee appointed to nominate a Democratic
Municipal ticket to 4 o'clock to-morrow—not 8
us the types bad it this morning.
Tocno Men’s Obbutmn Association.—An
adjourned meeting on business of importance
will be held thla evening,at the Associations
Boom.
Minister, whloh was pub-
llshed In the "G'omerolo” under slgnatuie.
We have Just heard hero of Her Brlttoh Majes
ty's Minister ill the United States having re
ceived hla walking popors. It mny be1 of sumo
Interest to know how Hrr British Midesty’s
Ministers conduct themselves In South Amort-
ca. Hero to the publication teierred to:
"There Isa grout deal of (own talk nbout
the Indecorous and nngoutlomuuly conductor
Mr. Sullivan, Hor Urttanle Majesty's Minis
ter to Pert). It truly Is distressing to see a
person commanding audio high position In
society Indulging In nil kinds of vices, esue-
dally that of dttravotmeaa hud scandal In the
pubflo street.
It to uot long since Mr. S. caused an uproar
In the street, about the hour of 10 o’clock, 1\
M., by Bring his revolver upon some harmless
cows, quietly resting In the corral of n neigh
boring bouse, mistaking them, most likely, ns
Don Quixote did tlio windmills; hut Incensed
‘ t nbt being nble to hit his murk with pow
er aud bull, he wont with Ills servants below
nnd assaulted tko house, tooting a poor old
nigger nearly to death. Until today ‘tho par
ties outraged could get no redress, through the
Imbecility of the authorities. On the contrary,
the poor family were deterred from again
bringing their cows to tlielr house, thus de-
irivhig them from obtaining; on honest liveli-
mod, which they did before,tuppnrtiug a large
family, ltlspnraftdtosceu man like Sulli
van (the same that was cowlilded here by onr
Valparaiso Consul, wlion ou Ids way to Chili,
for Insults to bis who, on American lady)
abusing the power which be bus, ns u repre
sentative of a great notion. At times wo
hear loud outcries Against his lucOdonoy nod
grossly Immoral comluct.
Ohio In a Ulnnei—Twenty five thoiunntl
Democrats In Connell,
The following telegraphic despatch, (says
the Ohio Statesman of the 10th.) reeeii d last
evening (Torn Seneca county, to another evi
dence of the monster democratic meetings that
are taking place nil over Ohio and cheering to
the hearts of tlio frieudsof our great und no
ble Union.
"Let no one hereafter doubt the pstrlotlo
devotion of the people of Ohio to the Un
ion-of (these ILtatss. Such a universal out
pouring of the Democracy us is witnessed day
after day In Ohio bus had no parallel in the
history of our polities. Wo have Been good,
great, aiid enthusiastic meetings, but nothing
equal to what is now wituessed in ovary part of
the State:
Tiffin, Ohio, Sept. 10,1890.
S. Medahy;—Immeuse democratic assem
blage here, estimated hilly twenty-live thou
sand present. Pugh, Vnllundlgliam, and Gas
ton nil speaking; five stands. First pro
cession one hour and three-quarters pussing the
the Shawhan house; allerwurds a procession
of two miles in length on road from Sandusky
and the north. The city is litorlally overflowing
with people. Grout enthusiasm.
“Dsu. Centeai. Cojimittbu"’
Crumbs from the jATannah Hepubll.
can’s Tabic,
Misses. Editohs:—Some queer things are
said in the Bepubltenn, which I propone occa
sionally to piok up and exhibit to your read
ers- . ‘ .
1st. I wish to call attention to Its remarka
ble dstmey. It calls Captain Isaiah Bynders a
"Pot Homo Rowdy.” Any body can call
blackguard mimes. Who to the moot apt tg
be the blackguard, he who caito the names, or
he who la the recipient of the abasef
lid. Thu Bepubllcsn when corrected at to the
I ridiculous statement that Mr. Breckenridge had
advised Mr. Buchanan to withdraw, and per
nit him to run on t ticket with Mr. Fillmore
says If Breckenridge did not make such a pro-
| position, he ought to have done it
No one will deny thatnch a proposition on
I the part of Mr. Breokenridge would have been
mean, base, treacherous and dishonorable;
every Democrat looked npOn the report as an
I Infamous falsehood.
Vet the.Bepublican says Mr. Breckenridge
| "ought to have done it."
tVliat can be thought of the prlnolplea of n
I payer whloh Ofprovee a conree which, would
confessedly be mean, bare, treacherous and dis
honorable 1 Or if the Republican deny that
I such a coarse would be, ae it to characterized
I by me, what can lie thought of tta perception*
| of honesty and honor ?
Founioa.
The Force at Baltimore,
Certain profesaed Whigs, moat of them pro-
I lably Know Nothing!, go through the three of
I holding a so-called Whig National Convea-
I tion, to-day, In the city of Baltimore, for the
I nomination of a Presidential candidate. Every
I body knows whom they have assembled to no-
I Dillale - Vet utter going through a series 0
I grays formalities, the announcement will to
I mode with nil solemnity, that Millard Fill-
1 nous has been selected by the Convention.
I It strikes ne that these gentlemen have pnt
I themselves to some trouble veiy nnperflnonsly.
I However, tt to probably very little. Just at this
I time ol theyearlttonotdilfloult to assemble
I titans of nearly aU the Slates In New York,
I Philadelphia or Baltimore, The delegatee ore
I for the most part self-constituted. Not more
I than one or two States, have, we believe, held
I either State or Dlstriot Conventions, for the
I purpose of appointing representatives.
I The attendance to probably made np, for
Ithe most part, of the absentees who annually.
1 during summer, swarm North and East, who
I ere now moving South and West.
-Politics lu Etandolptk County,
, „ Commot, SepL 12,1858,
IMnin. R. B. Hilton {- Co:
I Siosi—I propose to give you ■ correct ae-
l»uut of politics tn Randolph; that you may
lS (l ! ,0 i , , Ullk pro f w > to *•>« renders of the
■Georgian 4 Journal, that she will p, rfmoaU
■unit in casting her vote for Back next Novem
ber. The last election, as yon know, was very
■closely contested; every Inch’ of ground was dir
Ipsted by the opposition. If the election won
1“Held to-day, it to the honest conviction of
I™ “knowing onen,” that the Dmeooraoy would
■weep the county by 750 majority—
l-tarly all the leading Americana deelare their
■Mention ot voting the Bnohtnan and Bracken-
I™** ticket A few, denouncing Fillmore,say
I'sey will Vote for Brooks. In fine, their detes-
■ntioo or Fillmore to so great, that Us name to
■sever mentioned nnlesn It he lronleally.
| Hal., Democratic Elector for thb district
I Address the elttoens of thb place and conn*
lv“> Saturday, the 27th Inst, at whloh time
l“» place asumptona bsrbtenewiU be glvon>
|tree discussion In invited, hot I beUevo there
I „ “°“ e 10 ndvoente the claims of the opposite
|P*ty In "these porta."
1 remain respectfully,
No Town.
Ii*LV h . a taif-yenriy mwting ortho Llverpoo
L3' l ''“'Co“'ne r c«, Mr. Brown, one of the
■,» ,id f °r the constractlon of the
HillwAy. in A form
WnnSIii i ! p H d c b V, ® chamber. Mr.
tohish po ?tod out the Immediate advantages
KthecSlaal5.‘ # ‘kotSShoth^England
Jhtowirlc ffk 8 *?® from *he completion of
~(.t"!.l,?"„ Jll , f «tooreported thetloal settle-
brtwM *
The ikruht ol this lnorulug says ; 1
Wo puhllsh. heiiitv the proceedings of the
late Main Trunk ttaih-uad Meeting at Thomas-
vUlo. l)r. Soitveii; utul Ills aiwnclat<JH wuvo
celyod utul Inwtoil with cordiality, und thp
meeting |uu*cd liurmotiioiudy. It In true, that
out of twenty five parties iuvlted there Were
only four lopreseuted. This w«8 unt n very
favorable indication. The result ot tho meet
ing is simply 11 recommendation that Savannah
and the exclusive friends of the Maiu Trunk
organize that corporation nnd enter upon the
njjotiutlon tlie ilrnnswiok Company invitlcjj
It muy notho amiss to mid that there was
mtt a Hin«lo contractor with tho llrunswick
Company Unit utteuded as a delegate, though
several wore appointed, i\nd many wora present
at the meeting, There was a common exprus-
S of Hiitisfuction with their oontruots, we
ive, mid n determination faithfully to ml-*
here to them. .Judge Love, also, although un
active particlpantln tho Convention, and ap
pointed to attend the orguuiimtion meeting in
Bavannah, declared openly in Convention, that
if tlie Bruuswick Company shduld not see fit
to accede to the proposition to coalesco with
the Maiu Trunk, he would still be the friend
and advocate of tho former. The Southern
Enterprise says the people of Thomas are in
favor of the union “it it cuti be properly effect
ed.” A vet#-Significant and natural dqubtof
tlie thing is evidently implied. The Thomus-
villo Wntchniiin says: “\Vu have entiro confi
dence in the ability nf tlie Brunswick nnd Flo
rida Railroad Company uud our citizens to
build tlie entire, ltoud from Brunswick to
Tliomftsville.”
Wyckoff, tiie Chevtilier, unuuuuces u book
on European diplomacy uud diplomatics'
Bov. Drs. Alexander and Hodge, of Prince*
ton, bavo iu press “The New Testament, Ex-
pounded for general readers.”
t r oimwr b; jiiUtH.tinu-
The German Rvpnbllcan meeting*
As an evidence of tlie feeling which prevails
among Germans of Philadelphia upon the Presi
deutial question, an incident of recent occur
rence is suggestive. A German Republican
meeting was called at the Columbia Garden,
IntheNlnetenth Ward, some days ago, which
was very largely attended. The speakers pro
ceeded to elaborate upon the virtues and states
manship of John G. Fremont, until finely
three cheers were proposed for the Abolition
Know Nothing candidate, wbon a dead silence
seemed to fall uponlhe whole assembly. Finally
a voice from tho crowd proposed threo cheers
lor Fillmore, which were given with considera
ble effect, and were immediately lollowed by
another proposition for three cheers for Buchan
an. This was striking an electric‘cord aud the
whole assembly responded with stentorian
longs. At tnis stage of the proceedings one
of the parties on the stand cried out, “1 want
to know if there are any Fremont men in the
crowd and 1 therefore propose that wo shall re-,
tire audtry our strength iu uu adjoining room
over a social glass.”
He descended from the stand and when ho
got into the room he found himself alone. An
eye witness present on tho occasion says tho
scene was the sublime of the ridiculous.—Penn-
tylvanian.
Hlglily lmpoHuiiiio tho AmerlcmiPco.
pie—The orlglnnl nnd only genuine
Sift A.sti.ky Cooi'or’s Pjua—Tills tuoft excellent
Vegeta bio Me ii cine is, ifiakon for tho llmo, anti lu
tho mHimor H|ioclll4nl, warrmilctl, un oath, to eilbet
a cure
The Hue bai-amit: mnl luvigorutlug |K)Wui-ri which
Sir Aatley Cooper’s Pills possoas. are wonderful; a
trlil o I a single tioso wlllciirry conviction that they
iiroallilHti.-nireKSRary to invlgnralo the' feeble,
restore the invalid to health, and dti gotkl iu all
oases; no/oir need be ontortaiued. ns thoy uro
quito harmless
Thobe.hU? t'f Vamili>3shtmli\ always have them
la the house, U9 thoy may, with the greatest couQ-
donee be rcsortod to, a't any tlmo, or iu uuy caso.
Epsom Salts are snmetimo.s had recourse to when
n purgiilivw isroi|iiiro i. If the true uaturo of Ep
som sSa.ts rotdlitz t’owvlers, atwl all salluo aper-
louts, wore fully uuderetood, thoy would never bo
resorted to —they occa-'lou an excessive secretiou
andUU- hargn of the naturul moisture orthe stoin-
ach tu-d b.iwolji, aud this soft jus the cunteuts of
the 9t<much nnd Itmvols and produces watery ctno
tluus—the vessels after this unnatural draiulug, are
dried up. ami a conllued state of the bowola is pro
duced, which, If not carefully uttonded to, produces
coHtivoiiUiS,aud adit-* tram of evils; besides a'l„
salts uro coil and grilling, to say nothing of the
dunger of inrHiiking Oxalic Avid fur salt.-, which
mistake tins in uumerous ia-.taoce.i terminated fa
tally. .'•'ir Ast'ey Coupor’s Mild Experlent Auti-Bll-
ions Pills uretmw gencraliy established as the most
favorite riunily .Medicine.
Csrnox toviih 1‘vbuo.—Ov-sorve that ou tho top
of each box of the genuine fills, thcro Is an excel
lent likeness of Sir Astloy Cooper; also the facsimile
of tho signature ofMacPIiail « Co., Solo Proprietors
T,oudou aud Now York, on tho directions. Without
those marks of authenticity, they arocertamly spu
rious und un imposition. &dd at Z6 cents.60 cents
and $L per box. Full directions are given with
each bnx- There Isa great saving by taking the
larger sizes.
Principal Depot iu tlie United States 192 Broad*
wuy Ncw York. For sulo also by A. B- IK & Sands
141 Williun Mrctt—R dilcflblin Brothers & Co., 170
Willium Ktreel. MoKossun A Bobbins. 90 Fulton
alretd. C. V. Slioketier a Co., HI Barclay street
Havllnnd, Hurrnl .v Bisley. 2t> Warren street. S-to-
phen, Paul fi Co, IdtiCImmbors street, Xow *York,
Uoncrul Wholesale Agents, who will supply Drug
gists aud-dealersin ,Medicine, at I’rnnrletnrn Prices.
f ept Ifi-ltu . (1)
Horbible Affaiu.—Child carried off by a
Bt.ar.-~One of those fearful incidents occurred
near the village of .Ncshota, on Saturday Inst
which go so far to create the thrilling interest
in the written romance of pioneer's life. Just
before sunset, a child flvo years old, was seiz
ed in the presence o? its -mother, by a full
^rown bear, and in spite of its screams, nnd
tie frantic efl’orts of its mother, was bornooff in
to the thicket. The alarm was given, and the
men with gnns and other weapons of destruc
tion commenced searching the woods, but up
to Tuesday nothing had been fonnd upon which
to base a conjecture with reference to its fate.
Bears are quite plenty in this neighborhood,
bat this is the first instance whero human life
has been sacrificed by them, though they had
frequently carried off stock from the farmers,
coming up, os in this case, to the door of the
house.—Manitowoc i fVia.) Tribune.
Lake to be LYKcnED^~The notorious Lane,
leader of tho fusion forces In Kansas, is de
nounced by the froe-State men of that Territo
ry a detestable intermedler in their affairs,
endangering their property and lives, by bring
ing into the Territory, ut a time when all was
quiet, a legion of loafers, sent ou by aboli
tionists only to provoke disturbances aud keep
Kansas in commotion till after the .presidential
election. They threaten to lynch him, and
will do it If they can catch him away from his
company.--Cleveland Pluindealcr,
Lowly in Heart'—Mr. Folland an actor,
who followed Lois Montes to Australia, was
drowned on his birthday, the 28th of July lust,
one day’a sail from Honolulu, on the return
passage. The Golden Fru says : “The admirers
of the-divine* Lola Montes will be paineil to
hear that the death of Folland, her agent, has
nearly unsettled her rei-con. Ever siucu the
sad event she mourned and refused to bo com
forted. She Bays be wus the first und ouly muu
she ever lotted—which is quite complimentary
to her two husbands—and will henceforth cast
aside the foolish vanities of life, and gather
jewels which rust not, and gold which never
perisheth."
The experts of )ce from Boston, for the
month of August, have beeu 10,lU4 tons; since
January, 192,221 tons. Same month in 1853*
72,907 tons.
The steamer Tennessee eaihd from New
York Friday, with 400 recruits to join Walker’s
Nicaragua army.
Frost in Omo^-Toledo Ohio papers say
that the frost on the night of tlie 29th ult., al
most entirely ruined tno buckwheat crop iu
that viciuity, and hud seriously affected crops,
“garden sauce,” &c.
Sea Sickness.—The Nautical Magazine en
deavors to show that Bea sickness is notinfluen-
ced by the size of vessels but by their shape,
and it asserts that sea voyagers are not less
subjected to sea sickuess iu large steamers than
in small ones.
KOTIOib.
All persons are lierohy positively prohibited
from making any contracts with our carriers
for tlie delivery of the paper to them by the
week, or from paying the said carriers 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
he hereafter rigidly enforced. All contracts
must ho made at the office.
Savniiiiftli Market, September 11.
COTTON—ThlH fufetmou Ctt bains nl' I'otum ware
•sold, at the toilowiqg prices,,vis: iVstll; 17st
lijf! Hint UK! *o/ljU at
IStporu.
NKW YORK—l*er nUvunAilp Kuoxville—879 bales
upland cotton, 8‘2 bile* kotnuitt ck, and 21 package*
Rtmitrlos. ■
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OUARbFSTON, m% lO—G’uwtur—Ibis arlloie
has lUtrnctod somo aUomiuu sluoo nur report of the
12th iusfant, but the transactions have been light
In consequence of tho limited supply on sale. Tho
sale* uro reported at about 500 bales, at a full rauge
of prices. Tlio irausuctlons may bo classed as fol
0W-, viz t 42 v.t 10; m At IQfc; 4 at 10X*. 49 ut 11;
11 at ItH:«utltX; I8xt.11*4;.RW at 14kI 200 at
11/4 if bales at 11 uoM.ts,
\ of Savannah.,,!.. ....September 17
Arrived*
Sohr Fort Uenrgl' KackHt; •R'lhsidl, Riceboro*,
wltli 24 D.tliH sea lafnnUctUton, auU 600 basbols
rough riov—to Dixon k Guidon; anil Wuy A Taylor.
Steamer Wet ktt, Mv.NvMty; V-iUtka—trt Cl .ghoru
K ('uiiniughutu.
Habersham's (In Trom fUntatiui, with 1000
bitsbels rnugli r!co—to It H&l«rsham k Sob.
Okaced,
.-teamalilp Knoxville* l.mllrtw, .Vew York—Fadel.
ford, Fay k Co.
Pnaseiigen.
For stcarnnhlp K, okv.Uo, tor New York—J IV.Ucr
Williain-mu; II M Bonuli; V. U Adurns; Mrs quin ivy
anil lullin'; Mrs C 8 IkaiM-h; Ulus Jane Fannin; aud
>!t*s Ellon M Arnold.
For 8 earner Welnka, train l'alatka—Gun McRae;
W MuDo.iad; J O MuhrlonsjF <J Roll; J May; V In
Benton; W 1. Fierco; V lUtljJ Dungulx;G 1.Kirby;
Mrn Ryun a ,d dll dj MI.-h Job ’s; J Hull and bidyjD
Hustings; Mrs.tiuaroiis; I. Collier, lady und child;
W A Uoupor; B Muhrtens; VVJ Roberts; Dr Boring;
J 1’ bofauiuud 14 dock.
Consignees.
I’er -stuamur Welaka. from l’alatka—FM Myroll;
Lewis Ixjvvs.1 k J D Kirlcpairluk;Zitlrouer As Uni*,
nult; McMabou k Doylo; dnider k Askew; Mr3 M
Aldr'.dgr;; W l. Hayward; A F Mira-. J Dungolx; J G
Nichols; X a Harden k Go; and Boston k Villa-
long*.
NEW ADYEliTISEMENTS.
FOR NEW YORK. .
Will tail on Salunlau, Nepi 20th, at *0 o'deck
A. M. % precinty.
The fitoamshlp AUGUSTA, Capt.
Lyon, will loavu as above.
For freight or passage apply to
PADKIJTORD, FAY k CO.
Oablul’assago $26
Steerage Passage 8
4^* Shippers of Cotton by theso atemushlps will
pluuse take uotlue, that uo Colton will berccolvedat
too presses that is not distinctly marked on tboedge
or the bale. sept 17
'GEORGIA* LIBERTY COUNTY.
E XECUTORS’ SAlE.—Agreeable to an ordor
granted by tho Court of Ordlnar , or Liberty
county, at tho September Term, will be sold, be
fore the court house dour in Hluesvlile, on the
Real Tuesday lu November uoxt, between the law
ful hours of sulo: The following lands, vli: 1000
acres skaato lu liberty county, on tbeCauoocboo
Bluff; aud ICO acres situate iu tlie county or Bryan
—belonging to tho estate of Joshua F. Bepifoy
late of said county, deceased; and sold fqr the ben
efit of the heirs and distributees of said esl’ito.
Terms mado known on tho day of sale.
JOHN 8. BEASLEY,
E. Q. ANDREWS,
September 1st, 1850.sepU7
dtl
lUa UjOt
$aa REWARD.
Ranaway. on the 2d instant, my negro
man POMI’EY. He Is about twenty four
years ofago; six feet high; debut built; uot
^ very dark complected; hafa down look In
ujimtenunce; bo * a scar on the top of his foot,
cut with an axe. He w«h raised la North Caroli
na, Robeson county; and may be/.trying to make
his canape back. Anv person bringing him to me,
or confining him lu Jail «o that I get him, l will pay
tho above reward,
V. W. CRAWFORD,
Colquitt P. 0„
nept!7—2m Montgomery county, Qa.
F LOUR—100 bbls Extra Tennesseo Flour; 160
sacks Granite Mills Georgia Flour; just re
ceived and Tor sale by
sept!7 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
ijpto 500,000 FSKl 1 JTFAll fi A WED. BOARDS, WT(1\ r ' tr f 1 h
V WV “ urt 1 M iRoh, lu tblokhoia,,wlll bd‘ T - v w »«}■• ^ vV v‘“•
Hold to tho liliiuost bidder, in tho Union Htimm nhw. Chavleitnii, HouUi C’nt ullna.
ait. ... . . ..
Halo positive.
ohosora. ri;/ .. .. , .....
. 40T Mastor Builders, and those iu want or good
boards, wilt do well t<> attend tho sale,
septlfl JEFFERSON ROBERTS.
HONEY-1 HONEY tt HONEY ft I
tohUo tbe hlif bortt biddo!', at tho Unlpu Bteiim Saw-.. —
«gj» s ANn m ° K
y.rd and whnrr, u, lh»y ne* nornu rep.lr« TORS.
J’®*an SittowB ■ XU ruisrOtouxj 11.WainwiiiuhtIUiiot| Wll.I.IAll M.l.HVTOK,
80 "»)■. with Interest, «Mt mh T. Dii.i. f Wtanoax UWTnxJik
upprovtiQ endorser/ (•ndSiri
■ ■ Will to .old In l ib to null ,„ir. “
JOHN O. UCMfl'H,
OIVU, BNOIMBHR AND SURVEYOR,
Will also give Ills attention to designs in Archilc'-
ture. Office lii the store or John Wmliaiit“on*, K-q.
Ilaysti'oel. my 18
W HY bo w« wilhmit Mouoy? when It Is Just uu ;
easy for any one to be around with a pocket
mu as not,, If they only tblbk so. I hare got a new
artlclo, from which from flvo to twonty dollars a
day cau bo made, ultbor by male or fomate, It is
highly respootabio buHnes*. and an article which is
waptod In every tUrally in the United States. En
close me two dollars by mad, at my risk, and I will
tbrward you by toturu mall a Circular, w tli full
instructions in the art. The business is very easy.
Try it, if you are out or employment: and you will
*"""*" "*'* ' “ bo bettor lor
novor regrot It; lor it will bo butter for you to nay
the above sum, aud insure a good buoluess, than
to pay twenty-live conls fur a spur:ous advertise
ment. This Is us humbug. Tnrir I Thy' jr I Tar
it 1 . Addrosa your lottcrs t*
DWIGHT MONROE, Nhw York.
sept 16-3m
QK BARRELS Molassas,
C50 100 ba'es Hay.
74 cans lard.
•1000 bushels Corn, in store and for sale by
• LOCKETT & SNELL!NGN.
' sept 16.
HASStB HORdOL.
T HISSoUooI will be organized on Wednoaday,
October 1st, undor the ohargo of Mr. B Mat-
Ion, as Principal; who will bo aided by competent
assistants. The house will ac’ommodate 800 j u-
pils; 200 nf wh im will be rmiei ved free of chirge,
and 100 will pay tuition. ,
Tlio Masalo Sijhool District luoludoBthat porlloii wf
the oily lying east of Whitaker st. All children re-
Biding in tbUdistilutart«cniiilHd to a place in this
School.
Applications must bo mado to i-.lthor of tho Com
missioners, or to the Principal.
A. PORTER,
J. STODDARD,
H COHEN.
Commlssitauors
Savannah, Sept. 8th, 1860. sept 8-1 m
Morning News and Republican copy ono
month.
I OH N Ho MILLER .
ATTORN BY AT LAW,
uitlce coruur Bay aud Dray tou streets
■ Jyl8 , . . : -
A. H. CHAMPION.
(Successor to Champion & SVatts.) .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No, 4 Barnard at., botwuou tho Market uud Buy ut,,'
SAVANNAU, QA. ■
Dealer tn Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Orldd Fruits, &o., toi.
Reference—A. Ohumpion, Esq., Samuel Solomons,
Esq., Mcaurs. Ruliuu A Whitehead, and Swill A Co.,
Savannah, Qa. mvtt
CRANE,WELLS * CO.,
FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Savannah, Gn.
LANIEK AANDEHHON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
«p6-ly maoox, aa,
WILLIAM fi7BA«Sr
B. J DAVANlVJa, ,
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCJlNT,
Vo. D7 liny Ntioel, ,
jy 30 - Savunhuti.G* ;
All busiucsH entriwted to blB carowlll receive
luomiit uttoutlon. J ' lyr—marl7
/Ait KB (LKOWIWW^
• •AxmAyifOMua,
RODGBU8 A NORRI8, .
(late Grnno ft Rodgors,
NVIIOLESALF. OKOUKR8,
HAY-STHI-^T, SAVARNAB.
Juno 1,1856, ( ' 1 fjo?^ ‘ ■
Y. 1. IHIOKN. WM. ftTAIUi! Vr. HTH. IMiDBI.
OGDEN, STARR A CO.,
Shipping and Oommisaion Merchants,
BAYtSrMBCT. SAVANNAH. GA. -
VA'PfEWrUU'HdNw CO., ”
FACTORS.' A
Forwarding pnd Commission Merchants,
Uny-fit rriii, Sftvpnnnl), Gp,
PUBLIC SCHOOL.
T HE Public So Loot will bo reopened on Weduos-
day, Octnhor 1st, under Mr W. II- Baker us
rrluolpai.
One hundred aud (Illy pupils will bo received;
. y of whom will i»ay tuition. Tho School District
clmlodthat portion of the city lying woutofWbiu-
Mtreot,
No children living oast of this street can obtain
places In this School,
Application! mint bo made to either of the Com-
l98ioner8, or to tho Prliiolpal.
A. PORTER,
J. STODDARD,
8. COHEN.
Commissioners.
Bavoouab, Sept. 8th, 1860. sept 8-lm
48T Morning News and Republican copy one
mouth.
HURRAH FOR THE FALL TRADE!
Knitana Finance Committee.
The following Is tho Savannah Finance Com
mittee to whom remittances for tlie cause of
the South in Kansas should be directed;
J. B. Gallie, Chalrra’n, Alexander Fawcett,
W. N. Habersham, Dr. H. L. Byrd,
R. D. Arnold, John N. Lewis,
I. K. Tefft, .John Cooper,
James G. Rodgers, J. W. Webster,
and tho Press of the city.
Democratic.
Thorowill bo a Vroo Bar bicue,and a BoofShooting
near (ho Six Milo House, outbo Augusta Road, on
Saturday next, the 20th Inst.
All jtcrsoiH ure Invited to attend. Several
geullemeu of acknowledged ability, uro expected to
bo present and address the people, upon the politi
cal questions of tho day.
urpl 12
S OAP, BROOMS, LARD AND BLUE-20 boxc!
No 1 Soup, 60 Palo do, 75 do Family do
100 dozen Brooms, 60 kegs lard
100 boxes Fig Blue, received and for safe by
MoMAHON k DOYE,
jylO 206 and 207 Bay Bt.
M OLASjtES MATCHES k MACKEREL—
25 bblft Molasses, ,
ton gross Mntchcs,
15 >£ barrels No. 1 Muckerel, recoivod uud
for safe by
mcmaiion a doyle,
aug 20 X». 206 k 207 Bay street
P ILOT bRKAD.— 26 bbls Treadwell’
landing and for safe by
utigl4
Pilot Bread
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
J UST RECEIVED from New York—Black Crape
Shawls, and for sale by
J. W. TIIRELKELD,
septft Congress and Whitaker streets,
also:
L ADIES’ and Gents’ black and colored Kids; and
Misses’ do. For safe by
J. W. THRELKELD,
soldo Congress and Whitaker streets.
FRESH GROCERIES. FRUIT,
AND VEGETABLES.
T1TM. H. FARRELL U now prepared to supply
f f his customers with the best qualities of
NORTHERN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
aolected with great care by hla buyer, who remains
In New York during the season oxpresaly for that
purpose.
Fresh goods arriving by every steamer. The fol
lowing vegetables per Alabama:
1 crate very fine large Cabbage,
10 bbls choice eating and cooking Apples,
6 bbls large Ringgold Sugar Pears,
16 bbls Mercer Potatoes,
3 bbls Boets and Carrots,
Onions, red and white,
Tomatoes, Parsnips, Ac.
Groceries per Alabama:
Pekin Company’s Superior Teas,
Stuart’s Sugars, erery grade, at lowest prices,
A flue assortment or Preserves and Joiifes, fresh
from tbe manufactory,
Goshen Butter, extra and other qualities,
English Dairy and American Cheese, very choice,
Biscuit of all kinds, warranted fresh,
Superior Sugar Cured and Pig Hams,
Krupp’s Essence of Coffee,
Fresh Mustard, assorted English Plcklos, &o., Ac.
To which we Invite tbe attention or customers.
N. B.—All goods sold at my store are warrantod
' give perfect satisfaction; and all parcels deliver
ed free or charge to any part of tho city.
WM. H. FARRELL,
septl 1 corner Broughton andWhltaker-sts.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Troupville, Lowndes County, Ga.
Will praotioe tn Thomas, I/iwudes, Clinch, Ware,
Appltug, ToU'alr, - trwlu, Laureus, aud Pulaski
counties, Georgia; and in Jefferson, Madison, Hunt
IRom^iuit Columbiaoountltw, Florida/ (my11
mil L¥lt^~rroTL,
ATTORNEYS At UW,
. UKUN.4W1UK, GA.
WU1 practice lu the Brunswick Circuit—compNs-
iug tlio following Counties :
Glynn, Wayne, Camden. Ware, Apppling,
Clluuh, Coitoe and Cuarlwii. • *
JOHN B. MILLER. |,. C. KOl.L
aug 8 ly
a. TiibMAs; :
Auction and Com Illusion Merchiuitn,
110 Bryan Street,
VANN AH, GEORGIA.
V/lltOMAH. [J012J 8. S.- PAKOfy.
~ W,H. P UUELL;
DEALER IN CMOIUE F AMiLY GROOEBII-» ,
anil Foreign and Domcatlc Fruit,
owner Jiroiiijlitan and WhiUiker-it«.
fuwn -and country supplied with choice goods at
nwHloraui prloea, AU orders promptly attended
to. aud Hutirifaction always guaranteed, spit.
“tfoHiTG. falligant;
WHOLESALE -AND RETAIL DEALER IN'
WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW SASH AND PANE
DOORS.
West side Monument Squnro, Savannah, Ga.
mayll
JOHN H. COCHfiANE, i
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Dublin. Laurens county, Ga,, late junior partner oi l
tho firm of A. & J. Oochkank, lrwintoa, Go., will \
attend promptly to all business outlasted to Ids j
car?. Particular attention paid to collecting. Rc-1
furnuce— Ur, C. B. Guyton, F. H. Rowe, Dublin,
Ga., M Mar*h, Savannah. tuyll
pfjAOORSr
SHGAR AND TOBACCO 8TOHE.
No. 39, Ball street, (dm of the Big Indian.)
N. B.—Keeps constantly on bond Spaulsb, HaU
Spanish, and American Segura, at wholesale aud re-
alL Also, Chewing Tobacco, Snufl 1 , Ac, Juno 1
0. .S. IIAItKISOX. ' _ .1. II. MWir.UVK
HAltHlSON A MtGEHEK,
AUCTION, COMMISSION, KECEIV1NU AND
t’d i-wu r.lliiK mere limits.
SfliNll Ol UBOAMTBKOT, UOUMUDS, gnMgU. .
B&r l-iirlicular un.-iita,n givi-ii lt> thc Halpfl Ot Kail
FAlutc, Ncgrct’j- mid,t'rotttic^. ; • •
. *g-LUm r»l advancer utft.fe.ou Nugrupto uiifl JMqr- , >
cbamilre
KKvKKmtE: '
RUSE, l'ATTEN * LO. ) - 1 • -
GUNBY A: DANIEL - • > Columbus, Ga. 'J -P
STEWART, GUAY A Co. ) •
RUSE. DAVIS k LONG, \ .
WM. WRIGHT, I Savannah
YOUNG. ATKINS & DUNHAM,) .
C. A. GREENE ,*c CO., ) Apafeqhlcola
1C. S. SMmi. y Mt V.llo, Alat«um.»
oct 2R IV
; B.ELLI8. - :
Factor aud General Commission Merchant*
NO;7i BAY-STREET, SAVAKEAIl, OA., K ,
Rkkxjw to—Messrs. Cloghni u k Cunuiugham, iBell
h Prontl»i», Ogdon, Ftsrr k ,fy>„ SevRtmth; J. '.
Thompson Botofm- , . - nnv.t, , . .
WM. At'llLKT COUVKK. J.NU. WltPKM FHASER.
t'OUPER A PHASER,
FACtOKF, k GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,'
Bay street, Savannah. Qa.fmyll
JAMES MeHENRY,
Insurance Broker and Notary Public.
Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Average,
adjusted, Charter Partiosand Average Bonds drawns
Papers prepared whoreby to recover losseu from
American or British Unaorwriters. and attention
given to aU matters connected with shipping and In-
aurance, No. 118 Bay-street opposite the front ol
tbe eastern nouec. ly nov 8
JESBE T. BERNARD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Newmuisville, Fla.
Reference—George . Urowu. William Moll, New-
nansvlllo, Fla., R. U. Hilton, Boston k YUlalongn,
Savannah, Ga. . my.U
B altimore flour—m bbls, landing from the
stramor Totten. Tor sale by
septl? SORANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
G O MIEN BU'ffER AND CHEESE-20 kegs Go-
sben Buttor; 60 boxes do C'hoeso; landing
from steamer and for safe by
soptl7 SCRANTON, JOHNSION k CO.
EMON SYRUP AND PORTER—
| 80 boxes Reys Lemon Syrup
15 casks Byass London Porter, landing per
schooner Manbassett, and for sale by
sept 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO,
( CLARIFIED SUGAR—60 bbls C clarified Sugar:
J 60 do B do, Stewart’s; 60 do A do; landing ana
for sale by
septl7_ SCR ANLON, JOHNQTON k CO.
iACOV, LARD, fto.—Justroceived 200Reyno!d’s
I choice family Hams, 3 Uhda do Shoulders, 10
bbls No 1 Leaf Lard, 6 kogs prime Goshen Buttor,
10 whole and half bbls Haws' Corned Beef, for sale
by DAVID O’CONNOR,
aug8 Corner Broughton and Drayton sts.
NOTICE
T HE UNDERSIGNED having this day associated
themselves togethur for tho purpose ot conduct
ing tho Wholesale Grocery Business, and having
purchased the stock of Rodgers & Norris, will here
after continue the business under tbe firm or Rod-
gors. Norris k Co., at tho old stand, corner of Bay
and Lincoln streets.
JAS. G. RODGERS,
JAS. A. NORRI8,
GEO. H. JOHNSTON,
JNO. N. BIRCH.
Savannah, Juno 2d, I860. Je 2
T HE firm of Rodgers k Norris having tfila day
beou dissolved by the above association, either
partner will uso tbe name of tbe firm in liquidation.
JAS. G. RODGERS,
JAS. A. NORRIS,
Savannah, June 2d, 1866 je 2
M AGAZINES FOR JUNE-Putnam’s Monthly;
Ballou’s Dollar Monthly; Graham’s Magazine;
j rthur’s Home Magaxlno; Godey’s Lady’s Book;
Harper’s New Monthly, and Dickon's Household
Words, received aud for safe by
WARNOCK k DAVIS,
June8 « • 169 t woxjinoo street.
W HITE COHN.—1,000 bushels Prime Baltimore
White Corn, for sale by
18tM GEORGIA REPORTS,
S ARATOGA IN 1787, a new supply;
Signs ortho Ttraos or the Dangers to Religion
and Liberty, by RunBen;
Baird ou Religlou in America;
Strickland’s History of tho American Bible Boclety
Loomis on the Recent Progress of Astronomy, es
pecially In the United States.
Evelyn Marston, by tho author or Two Old Men’s
Tales;
Female life Among the Mormons, by the wife of
an Elder;
London Art Journal for August:
Loudon Quarterly Review for July;
Putnam’s and Harper’s Magazines for Sept;
Com. Perry’H Expedition to Japan, a now supply,
~|RNB K
K OPE.—200 Colls Rope for sale, to arrive per
brig Z *~
UST RECEIVED, per steamer Knoxville, those
Embroidered Shirt Fronts something nice, aud
ter safe by J. W. THRELKELD,
Bept 2 Congress and Whitaker sts.
J UST RECEIVED, per lato arrivals from New
York, a superior article or Flnted Skirts, aud
for sale by J. W. THRELKALD,
sept 2 Congress and Whitaker sts.
by
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
•ept0
B acon sides a shoulders.—
60 bhds. Prime Sides.
ijACON.—60 bbds prime rlbbod Sides, 20 hhdi
1) do Shoulders, just received and for sale by
ME8.
25 do
ang 21
do Shoulders, for sale by
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
UOAP, CANDLES and starch.—
100 boxes Collates U Bar, and No 1 Soap
loO do Smith aud Buchans Family Soap
60 do Colgutes Palo do do
60 do Adamantine Candles, Starr Brand
100 do BoadolU Tullow Cnudles, 0 and 8'
76 do Oswego and lleadulto PearlStarch,
6i) do Chicago Poarl Starch,
landing und for safe by
sopt 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
B utter a cheese.—
20 tubs Choice Goshen Butter.
10 kegs do do do.
20 boxes Choice New Goshen Cheese, landing
per steamer and for safe by
aug 21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
B UTTES'ANI) CHEEiE.^6 flrklna extra'ctolM
Goshen Butter; 10 boxes of English Dairy and
new Cream Cheese, received and for sale by
—J. D. JFSS
Inoculation fob Yellow Fevkr.—Dr. Hum
boldt has been trying fils inoculation for yellow
lever in Cuba, by permission of the Government.
. A report of the result of the operation made
10 J 1 ? Government, shows that or two hundred
and twenty-eight cases of black vomit among
tnoM inoculated only seventy seven died.
The wild woman 1ms been "discharged cared
pom wo Cincinnati asylum nnd gone to her
home In Northern Texas.
p E Rt * Bout HiOr-A Parte correspondent of
the Boston Transcript says, that notwithstand
ing the beauty of Tils consort, tho Empress,
Napoleon to reported to bo desperately in lovo
with two Other persons-the Counties Custigli-
one, a Florentine of great wculth nnd beauty,
and tho celebrated Miss Nell, of Eugtand, whoso
captlvsting powershuve thrown a spell over tlio
heart of the “nephew of bis uncle.’’
M UI.XS.SEri MAOKEllEI. AND MUSTARD.—SO
bbls and 6 Half bbls Mulosses; 10 bbfe and 10
halt bbls No' 1 Mackerel; luo boxes Mustard. Ro*
eelved aud tor safe by
MoMAHON k DOYLE,
suptS No. 205 and 207 Bay.st.
J U&T RECEIVED—Per late arrivals from New
York, Mualln and Cambric Bands, Also, Mus
lin and Cambric Edgings, and lor safe ny
sept 2 J. W. THRELKELD.
H AMS AND LARD—a Itjrcos choice Family
Hams, aud a small lot of choice Leaf Lard,
just received and for safe by
soptlO J. D. JESSE.
The 6th Inst., was celebrated in Montreal, by
ft ball, that being the anniversary of the “tak
ing” of Sebastopol. ' ^ '
w^-htrewere225 deaths in Philadelphia,last
1)K ESS GOODS,
P LAID, STRIPED AND OMBRE RICH DRE-S
Silks;
Plnld Raw Silks; Silk and Wool Plaids;
Clialllo, Valencia and Saxony Plaids;
French Uorlnoea;Coburg (Toths;
Solid Colours and Printed Mous do Lalues;
Suck Flannels; French Plaid Flannels;
Scotch Plaids; Mode do Paris Plaids:
English, French and American Prints;
Ginghams, Ac., Ac.
Just received nnd Tor safe by
sopite . Dewitt a Morgan.
26 do do Crushed
aug 14 ' SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
S UGAR.—20 bbls Stuart’s Powdered Sugar
26' * -
aud for itnio by
aug 14
B agging, rope Ac.—
60 bales Gunny Bagging
300 <J9f!s Keutucky Rope.
COO lbs Bagging Twice. •
in store, aud for sale by
nil(- 211 HOI/MMBE, JOHNSON It CO.
septl 0
Qf? BBLS APPLES,’ Potatoes, Onions, Garlic and
£O Green Ginger, received per steamer and for
sale by scptlO J. D. JESSE.
S ALMON—60 pounds fresh Smoked Salmon, re
ceived per steamer and for sale by
septlO J. D. JESSE.
/RANDLES, SOAP AND STARCH.-
\J 200 boxes Adaminatino Candles
76 boxes Sperm Candles
60 boxes Tallow Candles
100 boxes No. 1 Soap
100 boxes Oolgates Pale and Family Soap
160 boxes Starch
for sale by RODGERS, NORRIS k CO.
aug 29
l
NEW GOODS
FOR THB kALL TRADE.
U8T received from New York per late arrivals^
Hemp Skirts, Long White, bow measuring ten
F LOUR—200 sucks Granite Mills, New Wheat
' Gpo. Flour. 100 bbls extra
J ustreceived nnd for sale 1 by
*Ug 28, . ; BCRANTUN, JOHNSTON A CO.
Black and White Ginghama
Fancy Ginghams, aU patterns
Super. Embr’d Skirts
do Fluted do, something new
MoBlin Banda, Cambrio do
Dimity do, French do
Jaconet and Cambrio Edgings, together with
large lot or Cloths. Oasslmeres, Kentucky Jeans,
Satinets, &c., for sa fe low by
/. W. THRELKELD,
sept 1 Congress and Whitaker ate.
AGGING AND ROPE-76 bales Gunny Cloth
i30 hair bale* do do
200 coils Kentucky Rope, in store, for safe by
23y WESTER k PALMES.
M OLASSE8 AND SYRUP-60 bbls Molasses
26 bbls Syrup, landing and for safe by
sept 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO.
aug 2*2
YOUNG k WYATT.
aug 2
' ZorvaBtor; by
lOCKETT &8NELUNGS.
.—10 boxes Nassau Lemous and
Oranges, received per steamer, and for sale
Jyl7 J. D. JESSE.
sept 2
WFBSTER A PAL*
S MOKED HERRINGS.—50 boxes smoked Her-
rlugs, landing per sohr John Caster, and for
safe by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
F IXHJR.—30 bbls Freeh ground Flour iu barrels
39 “ *• “ “ “ sacks,
ter safe by YOUNG A WYATT,
aug 22
H AMS—16 casks sugar cured Hams; received
per steamship Keystcno State and for sale by
aeptl2 WEBSTER A PALMES.
J. 91. EYRE,
COMMISSION MEROHANT,
No, 1AM Baynt., Snvnntiuii.
JEFFERSON ROBERTS,
GBNBBAL
coMMisyrojs mkrcuant,-
AND DEALER IN "
'Ciinber and Lumber
SA VANN Ah, Ga.
■^EtLlteSiWiYniri AMS,—"
DBALEUB IN
I)0MKST,1C, KO.UKIGN ANH FANCY
DRY GOODS.
No. 149 Congreat-et., Savannah, Qa.
JAS. T. WELLS, formerly of Beaufort Dist. P. C.
THEOPH1I.US WILLIAMS.; Feriven Co.,Ga. . .
sopt 7
/. 0. Rl’HK. J. II. haVIft. W. B. I ONO.
RUSE, DAVIS A IONG, ^ .
COMMISSION MEIiCII ANTE
SAVANNAH. OA.
may 80
"WM.s.'BSSifBiLE,'
ATTOllNEV AT I,AW,.
HAVAXNAH. OX.
Air utllce over Thomas M. Turner A Co.’s Drug
Store, Bay atruet. my7
I. T-OCKKIT. It. P. SNICLUaOH
LOCKETT 8NELLINU8,
COMMISSION MEBCUANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTF,
Savannah, Ga,
Will attend to the soiling of all kinds of produce}
Strictattoutfeu given to receiving and forwarding
goods. may 81 ly .
Auction & Commission House, Macon, Ua
A. R. IM.AUOHU1I, '
Guuural Agent and Auctioneer,
Solicits from hla frieudu consignments ot every
description. Takes orders tor Cotton.
ft?' Special atleution given to the sales ol Real
Estate, Stocks aud Negro property, at public, and
private sales. Promt* rrturna and dispatch,
Rofurenco—C. A. L. LAMAR. mChUO .
PHILIP M. RUSSELL,
NOTAR^ 8 Wnte;YA.^^COlIN tetNT *AND
COPYIST.
Wifi exeute Deeds, Alortgogos, Power til Attorney,
Wills, Bonds, Notices und Taking ot Iuterrogntorios.
Office at tbe Court House, Savannah, Gu.
Court Days, Third Tuesday In each month, and
held at tho office of Edward G. Wilon, Esq.
Residence, Gaston, botwoon Barnard and Tattnall
street.
Any oallal night, on business, will bo attended
to Im mediately.jy26
WM. M. WILLIAMS, THADDXVS OUVXR, JACK DROWN
WILLIAMS, OLIVER A BROWN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Buena Vista, Marlon County, Ga.,
Will practice iu the counties or Marlon, Mauou, Hous
ton, Stewart, Randolph, Muscogoe, I aio, and uuy
adjoining counties, where their services may be
required. myll
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
ATTOBNEY AT LAW,
MARIKTT A, QA.
00120—ly -
DAVID G. WILDS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SPARTA, GA.
Will practice in tbe counties of Hancock, Warron,
Washington, and Baldwin.
KmuzNOS—Bohn k Foster, Rabun k Smith, and
E. A. Soullard, Savannah. Juui)
Z R. B. HILTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office corner of Bay and Drayton-ate.
SAVANNAH, QA.
my 11
JAS. W. (IRKRN. U. V. SMOOT.
GREEN * SMOOT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
oct26 TUOMAOTON, UA.
JOHN BILBO,
Ordinary ot Chatham Counts,
AND ATTORNEY AT IAW.
Office in the Court House. myl8
AitmunV iirijilEXu'H, ~
ATTOBNEY AT LAW,
Savannah, Georala.
49* Office on Bay street, over the Bank of Savin,
nab. • mayia
‘ H. L. P. KING,
ATTORNEY at law,
Goruev of Day and w Whitaker Street*,
SAVANNAH.
fob 22 3mos
A. K. WKIUHT. J P. K. faVAOS.
WRIGHT A SAVAGE,
A210RNEYSAT LAW,
mtUNteWICK, GA. Jyl9
DR. (lilARLBB H. COLDING,
OFFICE AND BtSIDENCE, No. 14 UBERTY ST..
Ono door west of Drayton. myll
WM. C. CONNELLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IhABXLLA, WORTH OOUNTY, IA.. (POST OFTICB. ALDANT.)
Will practise in tho Southern Circuit, and In 6(a4»m,
Dooly and Worth Counties ol the Macon Circuit.
49* Particular attention given to the collection ol
claims In South-Western Georgia. je2—»\tn
B. CUMMING,
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
febl-ly mwixTow, qa.
OHAFFBftt A CO,
No. 0 Whitaker Street, Savananh, Ga.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Cl ASHES, BUnds, Doors, Mouldings, Ac White
U Lead, Zinc, White Linseed, Sperm, Whale, Tan
ners’ and NeatsteotOils, Glass. Brushes, Gold tool,
Bronze, Builders’ Hardware. Nails, Murulo Mantels,
ko., ho. Je4
B KADELL'STALLOW CANDLES—76 boxes fi It 8
Beadell’s Tallow Candles, in store and’ for
sale by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON b CO.
aug 6
J^XTRA CHOICE G(>SHEN BUTTER—For steamer
_ Alabama, aud for sale by
aug 27
J. D. JESSE.
L ARD —30 bbls primo Leaf Lard, 60 kegs do do
do, in store and ter sate by
icpta WEBBER A PALMES,
☆ CLOTHING A
EMPORIUM.
1 DOOR WI8T OF TH1BXPPBLIO AN BE ADINQ ROOM
Fine Ready-made
Clothing; Hats
and Capa, Shirts,
Collars,
Gloves, Hosiery,
Ganea, Umbrellas
Cravats, Stocks,
Handkerchiefs,
and
Fancy Articles
ter
Gentlemen.
W.O. Price,
FASHIONABLE
AND
KIIITABY
TA1L0B,
No. 14»
Bay Street,
SA VANN AH.
Aido, Superfine
Cloths, osslmoro
and Voatings, wilt
be mado to moa-
sure,unexceptfen<
able in style
and
workmanship,
by tho
best mechanics,
at shortest
notice ...
H I AMS —We have In stpre a small lot of choice
. Tennessee small size Hama, which will be
sold low In lets to suit purchasers.
aept6' CRANE, WELLS k CO,
L ARD.-'JO bbls prime No 1 Lear Lard, 60 kegs
prime No 1 Leaf Lard, landing, and for safe by
Bept 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
J AVA COFFEE.—60 mats old Government Java
Coffee, landing per sebr J. Oastner, for sale by
sept 2 Scranton, johnston *co.
S UGAR, COFFEE* TEAS—
60 bbls 8tuart’s A Clarified Sugar
a B t. »v
76 “ C “ «
26 “ Crashed and Powdered Sugar.,
200 Baga Prime Green Rio Coffee
100 '• Fair “ “ *•
60 Mate Old Government Java Ooffeo
16 X cheats Prime Hyson Tea
10 X " “ Black Un foils, X do
10 X “ •* “ “Xlbpapora
60 caddies 6 & 18 lbs each fine Hyson Tea
Jaat recalved and Tor safe by
BGRANTON, JOHNSTON ft 00.
ftng 29
T lYIDR’S PREMIUM COTTON GINS.-The most
celebrated abort Staple Cotton Gins, now in
ate, 40 and 60 saw each, ter sale by
^ YONGB ft FRIERSON,
P°I*T- No. 94 Bay street.
49 s Ordertfrom city and county solicited,
fob A
JONH S. UOWKAi.
ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,
t.-OKXEK OK luunox AND IWYA.VWTR.,
(Above 0 A, L. Inraar.)
Jyfi—3m
_ A. MiAI.PlN * BROTHBH8,
Lumber, Mill and Brick Varda.
Sept 6 SAVANNAH, UA.
M. WHIT SMITH,
ATTORNEY ATLAW,
ALLIGATOR, EART KIXJRIDA.
Will pracUcc iu the Eastern and Southern Countlei.
Refer to—Owl. S. S. Sibley, And R. B. Hilton, fca*
vamrnU. fcb2-tf
C. W. MAURY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
FRANKLIN, HEARD UU., UA.
Will attend to professional business in tbe Counties
of Heard, Carroll, Campboll, Coweta, Fayette, Miri«
wether aud Troup.
Reference—Hon. E. Y. Hill, LaGrango, Ga.; lion,
David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.; Colonel M. M. Tidw.lL
Fayetteville, Ga.; and Mr. William Dougherty, to*
lumbus, Ga. snt>17-iy
wm.iiiiAl.umu, r.
NEW MARBLE YARD,
Umontt iMunltirooi Cemetery, Savlt, Uo.
Marble Monuments, TombB and Grave Stones, turn-
bhed on reasonable terms. Grdors rea-
poctfully solicited.
aplS
DBS. LBFLER ft WILCOXT DentlsU’
ARE now fully prepared to in
sort toll or partial setts or JDntb
on the principle of Dr. J. Alfeiis’s
Patent Continuous Gum. By this
Improvement, tbe term of tbo face cau be restored to
anydecroe ol rotundity that may be desired. It Is
applicable In all cases where the cheeks bavo fallen
tn and cannot be detected by tho closest observer—
This method combines tbe following»Ivantigei:—
An artificial gum, which exhibits a perfectly natural
and UTe-ltke appearance, and imparts totbethoctb
that peculiar expression which characterizes tho na
tural organs.
ThlsGumoooaliteofasUftOlouscompound. which
Is applied and fbsod uponthe Teeth and Platein suot
a manner, u to All np aU tbe interstices around the
base of the Teeth, and also unites them firmly to
each other and to the Plate upon whloh they are
sett. This secures perfect cleanliness of tbe Teoth
Office over DeWltt ft Morgan, Congress street.
*%Republican and Georgian copy, fftb 18—U
COOL METRE A V
THE ARBOR BJUiAED SALOON.
(upstairs)
Corner Bulltmd Bryuu struct*, over Barber Shop
June 27 J. M. HA VWood, Agent.
YONGB St FRIERSONJ
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 94 RAT-STROT. BAVANNAH. QA
apr4
1>. A. O’BVRNE,
. ATTORNEY AT LAWJ
Office 176, Bay-st., over Turner ft Co’s. DrugJMoi •
SAVANNAH,OA.
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ATTORNEY ANd'gOUNSELLo’r AT LAW,
Monticello, Jefferson County, Fla.
Reference—Hou, W. B. Flsxlvo, Savannah. Ga,
myll >
EDWARD G. WILSON, !
MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER
OF DEEDS.
At Messrs. Ward ft Owens’ law Office. fmyll
WAYNE, GRENVILLE St CO.,
COMMISSION „
Bay-sired Savv-mah,
THOS. 8. WAYNE. D. E. GRENVILLE,
R. AI.EX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE,
Jy 6—tf Savannah. Chattanooga.
BACHES.—A cholco lot or English Peaches,
suitable for preaervlug, jutt received andfor
septll
B AGGINO AND ROPE-1B.OOO yards 44 and 46
inoh heavy Sea Island Cotton Bagging; 8000'
yard$ medium Dumteo Bagging; 26 bales Gunny OTARCH—60 boxes Oswego Pearl Starch
(loth; 150 roll4 do do; 200 coll* prime Kentucky Q . 53 do BeatfSl'ado do/ landing
Bopihw do falr dq; jMUecelved Md for safe by, aid tor tale by “ ’ ^
; J ' WEBSTER ft PALMES. aogU SCRANTON, JOHNSTON* CO.
bags fair, prime and cholco Rio
Coffoe, 60 bo^ do do do Iogoyra da, 8000 lbs
out Government Javo do, in atore and for eato by
MI* 2 WEBSTER ft PALMES.
T7UNCY LIQUORS— ““—
J; M boxes Ginger and Blackberry Brandy,
4 cases Ginger Wine, 40 cases Uarret,
6 do assorted Liquor*, in store.and for tale
PJ ' ■ .
WKBSTSat ft PALMES.
J. W. PATTERSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Troup vllto, LowndesConty,GA (mil
CHAS. G. CAMPBELL
{ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IDUXDOXVILl*, OA.fi
Practices Law in the various Counties of the Cel
mulgee Circuit, and tbe adjoining Counties of Twlgi*.
Laurens and Washington.
Refer to-Jobn Boston, H. A. Crane, and R. ■
Hilton. V feb!4
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GEORGE A. GORDON,
ATTORNEV AND COCN8EU-OR AT UW,
ComninlonereftHeJU."S.^Court of Ctatmefoe
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