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VOL. XXXVII ;|01p SEBIE8.I
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But to tllti' Rtilb Ru^fclndcrs,,,In December
1864, under tho.BpcoiouB hamo cf "a People’s
Ticket,” the citizens of Bftvunniih'voro appeal*
edto to come to' their Support, without re*
gftrd t»» party} tliat It was n great movement
for contlnu|ng the reforms of 1864. The Bn*
vahnah UepubHciiii In announcing the Ticket,
on the 2d Doc. 1854, said tlmt It was cotnpoEod
of. "6o/A IPAigt ami' Democrat*,aud that it
had been liamicd In at a Into hour the evening
previous. It also said tbnt It had taken the
trouble to make “some InquIHedV^bout the .in
dividuals who were placed in nomination, and
that they would “servo If elected.”
Many Democrats, from tho purest motlvos in
the world, wero seduced by so lair a propoBi*
tlon, little drenmlug of tho black and deliber
ate (laud that was being perpetrated upon
them—little dreamiug that a ticket which op
pealed to them upon such honorable grounds
was tho hatching of a secrcct midnight Know
Nothing Lodge. They had little idea that
whllo they claimed the honest suffrages of
Democrats, they were sworn to give uo man
anything of plunder except one of tho initiated.
Thoy would have been startled if they lmd
known that if Mr. Buchanan or Gen. Casa bad
beeu citizens of Savannah, and voted for the
Ruledtesoinders, it would, have been impossible
for those distinguished gentlemen to have re
ceived the berth of city scavenger or countable,
no matter how insignificant their opponents
might be.
Democrats w’ero duped. They did not be
lieve that such an organization as Know Noth
ings existed. We ourselves did not believe it.
We had heard of such a thing, but looked upon
it us the creation of lads *, in fact, in the light
of the “owl clubs,” etc., which we have seen
advertised.
If the Republican duds any pleasure in allu
ding to those days by-gone, we will furnish It
with sorno reminiscences, which it would np’
pear to most persons had bettor be lost sight
of. We are prepared to prove that the whol©
affair was a fraud, and our strongest testimo
ny shall be drawn from the columns of the
Savannah Republican.
\We do not know how tho gentleman who
has been^singled out from all the rest voted,
never having asked him ; but ouo thing wo do
kuow, that tho celebrated, renowned, distin
guished and ever-to-be-remembered Rule-Re—
scinders of ’55 were elected by the support of
Democrats, who were caught in a contemptible
trap. And another thing wo may venture to
assert is, that if they be forgiven for it upon
this remarkable occasion, the hook will have to
be baited in future with a skill we lmvo never
yet seen to catch them again.
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ALEXANDER * BREED, KrpnWiemi,
It. a HILTON A 00., Ocorytan 4 Journal,
THOMPSON A WITHINOTON, .Veil*.
Savannah, July 1,18M.
TOUtlbAT, *mo’rt«fc P.B.
TJlIXsiaGftlAFH
Later from Europe.
m&r
ARRIVAL OP. THE
New York, Sept. 18.
The steamer Asia has arrived with Liverpool
dates to Sept. 6th.
Liverpool Cotton Market active ,5with an ad.
vanceof 1-10 to j. Sales of the weak84,000
bales. Speculators and exporters took 23,000.
Fair Orleans 74d
Fair Uplands Gjd,
Middling Uplands 64.
The weather being favorable to the harvests,
the flour market has declined from Is. Gd., to 2
shillings.
India Cora declined from 6d to Is.
Money is-more in demand, and rates advanc
ing.
Market for American StockB quiet and un
hanged.
Consols firm—quotations 95.
Manchester trade generally unchanged.
Political news unimportant
The Royal British Bank of London has fail
ed.
The ship Ocean Home has been wrecked off
the Lizzard. Seventy persons perished.
Wright, Junior & Co. quote Middling Mobiles
05-10; Middling Uplands 64.
Importssince the departure of last steamer
JlOpOOO bales.
James McHenry quotes cotton advanced
1-16. Holders offering freely.
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased
£48,000.
Goods and yarns at Manchester have both
advanced slightly.
Havre Cotton Market unchanged.
Sales of the-week-SflOO batoa.
NOTICE. ’
The Committee appointed to nomi
nate candidates for Mayor and Aldermen,
will meet at St. Andrew’s Hall, this
Thursday afternoon,18th inst.,at 4 o’clock
R. D. ARNOLD, Chairman. .
Henry H. Scranton, Sec’y,
sept 18
California Polities.
Tho Washington Star says its private ad.
vices by the George Law arc that Dr. Gwin’s
return to the Senate in January is regarded as
almost certain, and Buck and Brcrk will sweep
the State by an immense majority.
California News by the George I.aw.
Release of Jmlge Terry—The Vigilance
Committee—1'olltlcul Movements, «&c.
The George Law, already reported by tele
graph, arrived at New York last Sunday, with
ono million six hundred thousand dollars in
freight. Wo publish the following account*
brought by her s
LIBERATION OK Jt’UGN TERRY.
Judge Terry has lieen released by the Vigi
lance Committee.
Too following were the charges preferred
against Judge Terry betore tho Executive Com
mittee of the* Committee of Vigilance, togeth
er, with the verdict of that Imdy, and ot the
delegates or the different companies of tho
general body s
Oil A ROW.
David S. Terry is charged with resisting
Collecting Oommtttee of the Kansas
Asseclatlon.
S. P. HAMILTON,
G. H. CHEEVER,
F. WYATT,
O. WAY,
J. 0. FOOTMAN,
JOHN BILBO.
Unfortunate Remlnlscensea,
The Republican of Tuesday morning, in
commenting upon the speech of Mr. Ward on
Monday night, has delivered itself as follows;
"Mr. W. deprecated divisions, and told ns there
were some Democrats who talked about kick
ing out of harness at the next election. Very
likely. He could not understand what sort of
Democrats they were—while, if reports be true,
he should have known from experience, as it is
generally understood that he kicked out him
self two years ago.”
We humbly conceive .that the journal of
Americanism in this city has transgressed the
bounds of propriety. The editor of that paper
cannot possibly know of hit own knowledge,
a9 to how any gentleman cost his individual
vote. Public men are.tobe judged by their
public aclt, and no paper lias a right to in
vade the sanctity of private action. If any De
mocrats in 1854 chose to vote for the present
Mayor, aud the board which the Republican
will distinctly and feelingly remember as the
renowned Rule Rescinding Board of ’65, they
were at liberty to exercise that right, and no
one is justified in dragging them before the
public upon what must be at best “hearsay ter
thnony." If they had had any connection
with the nomination of Mr. Anderson and the
rule-rcsciuders of ’65—if they had gone to their
meetings, or if they had had any concert even
among themselves, a mention of the fact in
the editorial way would have been fair and
proper. As the matter now stands, it savors of
execrably bad taste.
As that remarkable election, and tho support
which was given to the Rule Rescinders by
a number of Democrat*, has been broached,
a little of the private history connected with
it, may be. instructive. We are able ;to speak
feelingly on the subject.
The very able City Administration of 1854,
composed entirely ot Democrats, instituted and
inaugurated many highly important measures
of reform, uot the least of which was the re
organization of the City Police and its establish
raent upon its present efficient footing. What
seemed most to characterize their aotion as
praiseworthy, (according to our idea at that
time,) was a strong disposition shown by that
Board to relax the strict rule, before-existing,
or Party in City Matters. In this spirit th«
present chief of Police,his 2d Lieu tenant,(aj that
time) and a number of the.privates were taken
from the ranks of the opposition.
Tho Board of 1854 have had' just cause to
we the generosity with which they acted.--
That organization, the child-of its creation,
with a total want of filialaffection, has been
ever since the most bitter enemy that the Pe-
mocracy have ever had in this city; it is now a
mammoth engine of political power, for which
the citizens of Savannah have the privilege of
paying over $40,000 a year, a majority of whom
have to submit to lUJuae to cut their own poll-
tioal throats with.
, .nMd.'itml has hecoipo a grout iUvmltc
as an action,with oufplay going community,
She jms danced but four times—twice in “El
Olio 1 aud twice in her celebrated “Spider
Dnupc”
Tho Statement tlmt Burlli Thom Is dead, is
contradicted. Shn is performing at Lima, as
is also Madam Tlilrny,—A/onimg Globe of
4wg. 20. .
The excitement against Palmer, Cook A Go
is intense, and Fremont’s known connection
with*,that ‘disreputable and defaulting houso
involves him in very properly, their dUgrace.
Tho last, efforts of tho otute officers were in
attempting to squeezo out of Palmer, Cook &
Co. tho trilling sum oflO.OOO. to mako up tho
balance of interest duo in New York, but with
out success. Wells, Fargo A Co. are now the
agents of the State,Jaml have rumited $77,000
aud possibly the balance of $6,000, to makeup
the ontirqammmfc that Palmer, Cook & Co.
pocketed ‘of the State funds. Who secured tho
nomlbfttUui qf Fremont ?
Florida. Indians.—A correspondent of tho
Philadelphia Ledger, writing from Camp Och-
lawaha under date of August 20, among other
things, lms the following:
“One old soldier 1 aceidoutiy met with the
other duy said that tho Indians did not fear
any one cf tho officers who lmd ever beeu hero
but old llaruey. When Col. Hurney was here,
he treated them witli su much severity, tlmt
tho Indian women to this duy, Bcuro their chil
dren by tolling them that they will give them
to old Hurney.
“For my part, from what 1 have seen of this
country, l firmly believe tlmt the Indians can
euter into any hammock aud remniu there
till the resurrection day, if they are not driven
out by hounds. Some of these hammocks can
never bo penetrated by white meu.”
“Old” Harney, above mentioned, is a gal
lant general of our army, who may have seen,
not to exceed, perhaps, fifty-three ycurs. He
is a native of Nashville, Tctin., and was an
especial protege and friend of Gen. Juckson.
The writer above speaks of the “fear” of Har-
uey, by the Indians, Upon the Florida peuiii*
suln. He might have said further, that there
is not an Indian of any tribe on the continent
that does uot kuow aud stand in especial awe
of him. Ho lms but just reduced the powerfu
Sioux, uml.it is said, is uuder orders now for
Florida. We knew him well years ago, ami
veuture to say that the conduct of affairs being
leftto iiis judgment aud discretion, he will
rid the country of the Indians, and that, too,
without the aid of “hounds.” He lms a way
peculiarly his own of settling all Iudian difli-
culties, and it is probably tills fact which bat
led the Executive to couiide to him the sccm-
hercuie.iU tusk of
iugly herculean tusk of “concluding” this
“intcnuiuable Seminole war.” He will do it.-
I Vault Star.
There is a rumor that Thomas Carlyle bus
abandoned his half written Life and Times of
Frederick the Great, and is about producing
the biography of Washington.
by violence tho officers of the Committee ol
Vigilance while iu the discharge of their duty.
Verdict—Guilty.
2. David S. Terry is also charged with com
mitting an assault with u deadly weapon with
intent to kill Sterling a. Hopkins, a police ulli-
cerof the Committee of Vigilance, on the 21st
June, 185G.
Verdict—By the Executive, found guilty of
tho “assault;” by tho Delegates, found guilty
of the whole churgc.
3. David S. Terry is charged with an attack
i J. H. Purdy, in the city ot Ban Fran
cisco.
Verdict—By the Executive, found guilty ;
by tbe Delegates, charge expunged.
The following sentence has been pronounced
In the cose;
SENTENCE.
Slaeuiitbi: ok Deserterl.—A letter to the
New Orleans Picayune dated Gruuudu, Aug.
20, says tlmt Cnpt. Turley and his company of
24 men who deserted from Walker’s army had
been deceived by tho Clmmorristas into giving
up their arms, ami then cut to pieces.
A Southerner Podded by a New York
Street Wai.kku.—On Friday night Julia
Smith, a notorious street walker, accosted n
Southern gentleman in Chambers street, N. Y.,
and induced him to accompany her to a house,
where she succeeded in securing his pocket
book,containing $175. The police beiug made
acquainted with tho affair, soon had Tier in
custody. Sho was taken to the station house
aud thoroughly searched; and as the officer
was giving up the idea of finding any of the
stolen money upon her, he took tlie second Bo
ber thought, mid unrolled a massive head of
hair, where to his astonishment, he boheld $86
in Imnk bills, iieatiy donoupaml stowed away
amongst the Mowing curls, the'treasure being
partially concealed by a tortoise-shell comb.—
This money was utoneo identified by the South
ern gentleman us belonging to him, aud he re
cognized the prisoner as the girl who robbed
him. She was thereupon committed for
trial.
Ciiiiiiimml Migrate.
Savannah Mnrket, September 18,
COTTON—No sales cl’Uutum this forenoon.
NEW ADVEIiTlt EMI-NTS.
—sOaWoAL fiAHb.
1)8. ,1. K. SMITH ba* room veil his oillen
w to Broughton street, iu Dailey’s Uulldlng, u
few doors above Bolden's Hut Store. Residolire at
Mrs. Remshart's, Woat Broad street
sepll
1115 *LTII OFFICE, SAVANNAH, 1
July loth, 1856. J
Ail vessels arriving at tbo port or Savan-
w null, from tho West Indies, .Mexico, Contral
America, South America, or from any port whore
eonlagiouB InfectIritis aud lUidignont d eases are
prevailing, (also, all vessels having Icncss on
board, or having had sickness on board moe last
clearance,) ore required to come to ulior oif
Fort Jackson, there to remain without on . muiiloa-
tion with tho oily of Savannah or afijacout ouutry,
uutll visited by tho Hoatth Officer.
No boat or vessel shall recelvo any or the crow
or passengers' from vessels subject to (ho abovo or
der for the purpuso of carrying them to tho city nr
its vicinity.
VoshoIs will not be detained In Quuruutiue unless
such detention be uecossttry.
Any violation of the above orders will BUbjcot
tho violator.'to tho Itonnlty or the law,
F. It. DEMURE. Health Officer..
Approved i K. C. Amikkson, Mayor tf-Jy!7
FOR PHILADELPHIA.—Hkkon’b Ijnf—
First Vksskl.—Tho solir. FANNIE. Captain
i, now loading, will have Immediate dis
patch. For freight engagements apply to
BopllS OH AS. A. URKlxER.
w DENNIS HULL \ND,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND SHIPPING MASTER,
Solicits the patrouagu of masteri or vessols and
others requiring the sendees of a Notatry Public
or Shlnplng Ma.ter, and will atteud promptly to all
business entrusted to his care. lm—scpO
ASTON RIDGE SEMINARY,
l’OU ,XOUN(! LADIES.
R EV. II. S. HUNil.NUTON, A. M. Principal
Tiie next session unntmoucos ou the urst
Wednesday in September.
SpnaALAnvA.vrAiiK3.-Tho limited number offorty,
with five teapners, secures to each pupil a large
share or attention.
Thu situation is remarkable for its healthiness and
beauty or scenery. (“In this ebarmiug aud healthy
retreat,” Bays u parent, “tho chocks acquire a
bloom and the frame a vigor.” Every pupil, with
out exception, has Improvod in this particular.)
Tho buildings combino beauty of architecture,
with modem comforts, aud conveniences of bath
rooms, furnaces, terrace verandah, conservatory
coun-mtod with library and parlor, Ac , Ac.
m, ‘‘ teachers possess very high qualltlcatlons,
GODEY FOR SEPTEMBER.
/ t ODEY’S Lady's Book for September*
VT Arthur’s Home Magazino tor September.
Peterson's Ladies National Magazine for Septem
ber.
Tho Edinburgh Review for July. Received aud
for sale by
WARKOCK k DAVIS,
aug 2b No. 150 Congress street
TAKE NOTICE.
P URCHASERS will have tnelr goods delivered
free of expense with quick dispatch from the
Savaunah Grocery and Fruit Depot, corner Brough-
lou aud Whitaker stroota.
49" I would call tho attention of Fruiters gener
ally to my well selected stock of Grocorlca. recotv-
ng daily. Je23—tf W. H. FARRELL.
The
(three have had tho advantage of European travel,
uud ull speak tho French lauguago.
French and Gorman conversation classes will be
conducted by tbe music and drawing teachers, who
are natives of Switzerland and Germany, and
have beeu connected, professionally, Tor several
years, with distinguished famtlies In Germany and
Eugland. Aud iu rcgurU to religious influence,
homo couifurh. and faithful Instruction, the School
has lung been recommended fur “a combination of
advautagcB. physical, mental, aud religious, such
as few similar institutions can present. ”
Access in hours from Sixth and Chosuut
streets Philadelphia, via Choster, or In 1>{ hour,
from Eighteenth aud Market streets, via Media and
'■--•‘do,
Rockdul.
Touts.—For Board aud Tuition, and nil inciden
tal expenses, including uso of school books, having
no extra charge whatovor, $275 a year. For tho
same, uddlng Music and French, $350; adding Latin
ami Drawing, use or Drawing materials, $400.
Address Rev. B. 8. HUNTINGTON.
Village Green P. O , Delaware Co,, Pa.
aug 26—3w
COliB ON SLAVERY.
A Scriptural examination of tho institution of
Slavery jiu the United States; with lt« objects
and purposes. By Howell.Cobb.
Horton’s 1 Jib uud Public Services of James Bu
chanan.
Irviug’s Life of Washington; cheap edition; vol,
2, $1,50.
Napier’s History of the Peninsular War: a now
edition, iu 4 vol*. 12 mo., with portraits aud plans.
Price $7,60.
Commodore l'orry’s Expedition to Japan, with
numerous engravings; $5.
Household Mysteries; a ltomancu of Southern
Life. By Lizzio Petit, of Virginia, author of Light
and Darkness.
Nupoleou’s Confidential Correspondence with the
Empress Josephine.
Tucker’s History of tho United Slates, from Its
Colonization to 1841. Voi. 1st.
History of Secret Societies and of the Republican
Party iu Frauco, from 18-U) to 1848.
Bernard Idle, A romance of tho Texas Revolu
tion.
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
That David S. Terry, having Leon convicted,
after a full, fair and impartial trial, ut' curtain
charges, before tho Committee of Vigilance,
and the usual pimishmeuts iu their power to iu-
ttict, not being applicable iu tho prescut in
stance:
Therefore, be it declared that tho decision of
the Committee of Vigilance is as follows: That
the said David S. Terry be discharged from
custody; and
Resolved, That in tho opinion of the Com
mittee of Vigilance, the interests of the Htato
imperatively demand that the said David S.
Terry should resign his position as Judge of
the Supreme Court.
Resolved, That tills resolution be read to
David S. Terry, and lie forthwith lie discharged
from tho custody of the Committee of Vigi
lance.
It Is said that forty four delegates voted for
his discharge, aud thirty six for his banish
ment.
On Thursday, tho 7th of August, he was
discharged, and took passage for Sacramento
in the steamboat Helou Hensley. There was a
grand procession on his discharge. The Ban
Francisco Herald says:
The first political procession of tho campnigu
was made by the Young Men’s Democratic Club.
The occasion was the reception of their Com
mittee, sent to escort the Hon. David 8. Terry
to Bacramento. At 04 o’clock the Club lett
their Hall, in the California Exchange, under
the command of Marshall Hoff', to march down
to the Bacramento boat to receive tho Com
mittee. The procession was headed by a line
brass band. Next came the piouers, followed
by the President and Executive officers of tho
Club and the Club proper. In tbe middle of
the lino another fine bund of musio was sta
tioned, which discoursed most eloquent music.
All along tho ranks lurge trans; arencies with
appropriate devices were carried with number
less colored balloons and torches added to the
brilliancy of tho scene.
The following are some of the devices ;
NEW YORK, SEPT. It.—Cmro.v—Tho market Is
sternly, aud moderately active; Mime now uplands
are selling at u I-^c., quality good; the sales
area 1000 halos at our quotations :
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.
Upland. Florida. Mobile. N.O&Tx
Ordinary 10 lo 10 lo
Middling UK UK 11 % 12
Middling Fair... 12K Iff?* MX 18
Fair 12% 12% 18 18%
Oni'KKK—Tim market conlluuos firm aud a fair iu-
pilry prevails; sales of luuu bugs Rio at 10% a 12
cents, 100 mats Java at 14%, aud 50 bags I^guyra
at i'J. The stock oflUo i3 58,000 bags.
Wiikat—A livelier demand for wbent: under tho
Cambria’s advices prices aro 2 a 3c bettor, hut
kIuco the arrival of the Arabia there is nothiug do-
ing and pricos iUvor the buyer: sulo3 of tho duy aro
about 2(i>J,000 bushels, including 11,000 bushels
Red Southern at $167 a 160, 900 bushels White
dual $1 70 a 175.
Molasses continues steady with a moderate de
mand . sales of 240 blids Cuba Muscovado at 40 u 44
cunts.
Flouh—Southern Flour is a shade hotter, the de
mand good; sales of 3000 bushels bblsat$7 40 a
T 70 for mixed to good superfine, ami $7 76 a 8 25
for favorite, fancy and extra hrauds.
RifK U steady hut quiet; with sates of 140 tiorccs
ut 4 a 4% cents.
StroAKS have again been active at full pricos;
sales of 7206 bags Manilla ut 8%c, to a refinery;
1500 hhds, mostly Cuba, at 7% a 8%c; 400 boxes
Havana at8%c; aud SOhhds cistern bottoms on
private terms.
Whisky—Tho market h a shade firmer, aud tho
demand good; sales of 1050 bills Ohio uud Prison ut
30 a 30% couts.
C. C. POOLE,
No. 11, Whittaker Street, (two doors from Bryan,)
WUOLE3ALK AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Stuiica, Blinds, Doors, Paints, Oils. Var
nishes, Window Glass, Putty, «o.
Painters’, Grainors* and Artists’ Brushes:
**£M|flWhlt6wash Heads and Dusters, Dry and
SSigyMixod Paluts of every description, Artists'
colors In tubes, Prepared Cauv&ss, &c.
PAPER HANGINGS. BORDERS AND FIRE BOARD
PATTERNS.
Rooms prepared with neatness and despatch.—
House, Sign aud Ship Painting, Gliding, Graining and
Glaring done In tho best style aud at moderate
prices.
All orders from tbo country promptly attended
to. men 28—ly
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Ban Francisco.
Buchauuu utul Breckinridge....
Paciiio Uailroud.
: Buchanan, Peace,Plenty ami Security. ;
: Fremont, Free Niggers uml Copper :
: Cents.
: “Let the Union slide.”—Banks.
: Reverse—“Let Traitors slide.”’—Do- :
\ mocracy.
I A MIXj Y
,i The Clab turned out six hundred members,
all or whom wore a white satin badge on the
left breast.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There are numerous political demonstrations
throughout the| State in favor of JBuchauuu aud
Breckinridge. The Fremontcto are virtually
William T. Coleman, the president of tho
Vigilance Committee lett San Francisco by the
steamer of the 20th August.
Ex-Governor Peter H. Burnett also came by
the steamer Lola Moutez had been playing
with great success at tho American. Ban Fran
cisco, She appeared in a variety of dramati 0
ijjipig Sntellipa.
Port of Savannah September 18.
Arrived.
IJrig R C Wright, Moltau, Baltimore, via Hamp
ton Roads— Brigham, Kelly k Co
Jonas rimitli, Speights, Now York—to Og
den, c'tarr k Uo,
Sour Elias Reed, Brockiugton, Sutllla IUvor—to
Ruse, Davis k Ixmg.
Klc morn min.
New York. Sept 14—Arr, setar Fleet Wing, Hor
ton, Savantmh.
Cleared, solir George Davis, Phillips, Savunnah.
FILLMORE St DONELSON.
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meet the constantly increasing domaud for
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tion upon alt tho topics which are to bo discussed,
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charge.
Papers sent for a singlo mouth on tho abovo
terms; aud in tho samo proportion for any length
of time.
Campaign Document*.
Fillmore’s Three Speeches—at Newburgh, Alba
ny, und Rochester. 1,000 copies, 02% cents, l’er
dozeu 10 cunts, f ingle copies 1 cent.
Dkfkxcb of Fillmokk and ms PosiTioN—Tho Speech
of Hun. James Brooks before tho Americans in Cin
cinnati.
Spouob of Hon. Erastus Brook3—at Hartford, Con
necticut, July 8,1865. Milliard Fillmoro, Fremont,
Slavery, Sectionalism, Romanism und Patriotism,
FREMONT’S l’RO-SLAVERY RECORD.
Speech of Hiram Keldiuin, Esq., at New Havon.
Tim Romanism of Fremont, as demonstrated by
his owu acts.
READ • READ 11 READ !!!
. 1,000 copies, $10. 100 copies, $1.25. Per dozon,
20 couts. Single copies, 2 cents.
sept 11-W2
Consignees.
Per ‘schr Jonn3 Smith, from Now York—Agent
Central Railroad; Boston k Villalonga: Bolhwoll &
Whitehead; Brunner & Grady; N K Baruum; Bel
k I'reiitis*'; S D Bruulley & Co; M A Cohen; Crane,
Wells k C'o; R'F Colo & Co: Chcevor, Sims & Co; J
P Collins; Clark frCruder; DD Copp; Brigham, Kel
ly k Co; C H Campfleld; Kuso, Davis k Long; M J
Uoilley; Rodgers, Norris & Co; J Lippman; M Lavin,
.1 Hurbrouck, W L Etheridge; S U lAtUtoau; Ladson
A: Rodgers; J W Lathrop; Upper Hydraulic Press;
Fried k Bros; T 8 Wav no k aons; N B k H Woed;
Way & Taylor; M L Treanor; W Duncan; E Fitzger
ald; S Gomlall; Minis & Johnson; H Morse; Snider
k Askow; 1 W Morrell; A A Solomons* Co; J O
Tayjor; It H Wilson: E C Wade; Einstein k Eckman
McKee * Beunott; Ogden, Starr * Co; aud Col Jos
Sulilvau.
Per solir Ellas Reed, from Satllla River-60 bbls
spirits turpuutino, und 40 cords wood—to Hun tor k
UuiumeJI, ana Master.
PATENT ECLIPSE
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Every man his own Com Printer.
C ALL AND EXAMINE CHAMBERLAIN’S
Patcut Eoliiwo Hand Stamp, the best, cheapest
aud most couvunlout of any thing for the purpose
yet offered for Bale.
AI.FRED WEBSTER, Oen. Agt.
apr 8 ly 135 Congress St.
;n IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
iUNED Expressly for muklng Bugs—aud
Q which is decidedly superior to any other
machine fur that purpose. .Spool or skelu thread
cuu be used of nny desired length, and wblcti will
not need to bo ebauged until Uio wholo Is used
Bag inaimiifacturors, Grain and Fleur merchants an
lwUoularly Invited to call und examine it at 136 (Joe
gross sfreot,-. .
. Muy25. .... ALFRED WEBSTER,Geu. Agt.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA
Medical Department.
T HE Aunuai Course of Lectures in this depart
ment will coinmenco on Monday, November
17th, 1850, aud will terminate in tho ensuing March
Jumes Jones, M. D.. i’rofossou of Practice of Med
icine.
J. L. Riddell, M. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stono, M.D1 Professor of Surgory.
A. II. Ccuas, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Gustavus A. Nott. M. D., Professor of Metorla
Medica.
J. C. P. Wedorstrail'll, M. D. Professor of Anato-
y.
Thomas Uuut, M. D., Professor ofPhysyoiogy and
Pathology.
Gilbert S. Vance M. D-, Demontrator of Anatomy.
Tho rooms for Dissecting will be opouon the third
Monday iu OctobeT.
Tho Faculty are Vialting Physicians and Surgeons
of the Charity Hospital, and attend this institution
from November to April.
Tho students accompany tho Professors in their
JJUCKKTM AND MRUUM.-i
60 duzoon 3 hoop Painted Buckets
V5 (hi 2 do do do
26 d Brooms, landing und Ibr sale by
aiigU SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO
B agging and rope—
100 bales Heavy Guhny Goth'
Hemp
400 Gulls aud half Coils Richardson
l/mfRope
200 Colls Western Hundspun Hemp Rope
Just recolved and for salo by .
aug 29 RODGERS, NORRIS k CO.
. I«OUR—100 sacks Mlddliug Flour,(now wheal,)
I Extra Family Flour, in sucks ami barrels, Ibr
.alubjr WElUl'ERftPAl.Mte,
aug 19
Jlf.^YUE, ... '
. , UWJMLSSiqN M latUHANT,
ZfigjO, [ No., ,1'A» llay-sl., Snviumuh.
PH1LU* M. ItU SSIOLL,
JUST!OJB OFT,HE PEACE,
NOTARY nJNVKVA 'CKt(, AiCol.D-TAN I 1 AND
C HEESE AND BUTTER—26 boxos Choeso; lr
firkins Butler. Received per steamer and To
sale by McMAHON k DOYLE,
septa 205 and 207 Huy stroot.
J UST RECEIVED—From Now York, Whale Bono
ton feet long Ibr Skirts.
-a I/O-
Hooped Skirts, and for salo by
J. W. T11KK1.KE1.D,
sept 3 Congress and Whitakor sis
B ACON.—50 hhds prime Western rlbud Bides,
25 do do do Shoulders,
aug 19
20 do fair to prime Tonn., shoulders,
4 do do do Hams,
WEBSTER Jit PALMES.
HARPER FOR SEPTEMBER.
H ARPER’S New Monthly Magazine for Septem
ber, is recoivod aud lor sale by
WARNOCK & DAVIS, '
aug 21 No. 166 CongrosB Btreot.
HANSON’S IMPROVED
ENAMELED LIGHTNING
CONDUCTORS,
C xtruotod and sold Wholesale and Retail at his
Factory, No. 08 S. Bond street, Baltimore.
Copper aud Kuamded Rods constructed ou Ships,
welling and Public Buildings, in tho sufostandbest
manner.
Also, for sale, lightning Rod Points, Gins 1 ? Insu
lators and Trimmings for pul ting np Rods.
jty Orders left with Joseph Hurvoyjr-, No. 049
West Fayette street, White St Woodward, No. 3
North street, or at Factory, No. 96 South Boim
street, will he promptly attended to.
Persons wishing particular iuibrmatiuu relating
to these Conductors will pleaso address E. HAN
SON, No. 98 Bond street, Baltimore, Mil.
aug 21—lm
JjXLOUR—160 sacks Extra, and Superfine Flour,
from Palaco Mills, of now wheat. Just receive,
and Tor sale by RODGERS, NORRIS & CO.
aug 29
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.
P ROl'OSAlSwdlbe received by tbo undersigned
until tho 15th of October next, for rebuilding
the bridge across IMpemukerp ( reek, on tho Chur-
■ Hill —
okeo Hill Cross Road, to bo of tho following propor
tions (and all material of best black cypress, ex
cept tuo covor, which must bo heart yellow plno,)
35 feet long, 18 fool wide, to he floored 40 feet, to
bo sustaiuod by four rows of pill g, throe iu each
ruw. Each pile to bo 9x11 inches, aud substantially
driven. Each row of piles lo bo capped by a 24
feet stick 9x12 luelios, and beveled on tbo upper
corners to show aliice of 4 inches—tbe cover to be
sustained by fourBtrlng pieces, rauning lengthwise
through the bridge9xll Inches; these lobe bovelud
to show a face of tbreo inches at top, banisters to be
woll braced at each or tho nap sills Contractor
to furnish all material, uud work to be done and
turned over to Road Commissioners hr their h.spcc-
tion by tho 16th of Junuary noxt.
Bond, with security required, for the faithful per
formance of the work, togotbor for its remaining
substantial forfeven years from completion.
GEO. P HARRISON, 1*. I. O.C. O.
Iu behalf of the Inferior Court ot Chatham Co.
8cpt. 12th, 1858. sopl 12
COP) lfel\
Will oxouto Due.ls, Mortgages, Powoi of Attorney,
Wills, Bunds, Notices jtifil.Taklng ot lni*» rogatories.
Office at tho Court Hoiisi*, Savannah, (la.
Court Days. Third Tuesday hi enoli month, and
held ut thu ofllooof Rdwata <•. Wllon. Esq.
Resltloiicc. Girstfin. hPtwewi pirflaiMnndTalliiaH
street.
Any cull pt uigll.t, ou hiwiuoss, w..t be attended
to im niediutuiy. J>’26
JOHN U. COCHRANE,
ATTORNEY AT U)Y,
Dublin, iAiironscounly, Gu,. lute Junior partner of
tho llrm of A. k J. Coimkank, Irwiututi, «a., will
atteuil promptly to ull huslnosa outiuu-d to Mb
earn. Particular attention paid to coRcicting. Re
ference—Dr. C. B. UUyton. F. H Rowe. Diddin,
Ga., M Marsh, Savannah. my 11
L emon syrup and porter-
39 boxes Roys l<einou Syrup
, 15 catks Byass liondou Porter, lauding per
soliooaer Maniiassctt, aud for sale by
sept 2 SCRANTON. JUHNSTON A CO.
F ancy liquors—
30 boxe* Ginger and Blackberry Brandy,
»*>•
4 cases Ginger Wine, 40 cases Uarret,
f» dn assortod Liquors, in store and* Ibr :
aug 19
WEBSTER k PALMER.
Ctf AFFElt St CO,
No. O Wliltukct- Street, Havanmiti, fin.,
WHOt.US.UJJ AND limit. nKAt.KlW l.\
RASHES, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, kvi White
O Load, Zinc, White Linseed, Sperm, Whale 'fan
ners’and Noatsfont OUb, Glass, Brushes. Gold l.vsl,
Urtinze, Bnllilers’ Hardwire. Nails, Marble .Mantel!-,
.bo.. ko jt-4
A CLOTHING A
EMPORIUM. VT
l DOOlt WEST OF TUB llKl’UBLIUAN 1(K A DING HODV.
Fine Ready-made
Clothing ; Hats
and Gaps, Shirts,
Collars,
Gloves, Hosiery,
Cane. 5 , Umbrella:
Cravats. Stocks.
HuiidkcrchioiV.,
and
Fancy Articles
Tor
tiontlemen.
W.O. Price,
FASHIONABLE
AND
MILITARY
TAILOR,
No. 14?
Bay Street,
sa rANNA IE
Also, tjuporfine
Cloths, osslmero
and Vostifags, Will
bo made to tnoa-
sure, unexception
able in ylyle
ami
workmuuship,
by Urn
best muchunlcs,
at slmrti-st
notice
fob 6
OrdcrBfrnm city ami county solicited. ^
P EACHES.—A choice lot of English Pea-lies,
suitable for preserving, Just receive t and for
sale, by
scptll
C OFFEE —-lo.)d bags fair, prime und choice K o
Oolfoo, 51 bags do do do kiguyr.l do. 31)00 lbs
Old Government Juvo do, In store and f.-r sale by
Bept 2 ' WEBSTER k PALMES.
PATENT ICE P7TCIIERS.
TUSf received, ONLY'thlrty-lwo days from Bal-
tlmoro by tho now Mcamship Lino. Tho nu
merous enquirers will lie glad to learn that tiny
haw Mushy arrived.
KENNEDY & BKACII,
Housc-furul-'liiug Store, llodgsou’s Now Block,
aug 4
J USP RECKIVED—Whllo Brilliant.-.
.Chuck Nab.*.*. k< and Cuinhiics
l.sd’es' liiuck .-ilk Gloves
Water Twist Long Clolfi, Patent Leallier
liuekubuk Toweling, .vc. For sale by
IU.7 DhWllT .v MORGAN.
r Pelts
J^ANCY PKI N’TH—One case Fancy Printed Cali
cues, warranted fast colours, at 6% cents per
yard. Just received by steamer Knoxville, aud for
Bale by DkWITT ft MORGAN,
sept I
•EACH ISLAND CORN, for sale, to urrvc, 1,200
1 1 bushels primo Beach Island Corn, apply to
aug 28 WEBSTER k PALMES.
BARGAINS: BARGAINS!
Sl.iiL.LING OFF AT SMALL
ADVANCE ON COS'D.
T HE subscriber wishing to mako room for Ids
FALL GOODS, which will soon fie coming in,
at a
offers Ills present stock ol DRESS GOODS, \c
stnull advance on New York Cost.
J. W. THRELKKLD,
Congress and Whitaker stru ts,
News please copy. july 29
■J^OLASSES—100 bhjs Molasses,tor salo to arrive
_ per sebr Julia A Rich, by
augB LOCKMT k RNEI.LINGS,
riuK oALE— JO sharos Gas Company Stock, by
JJ aug8 BARKMAN k BULLOCH
E PHELPS’ GIN—59 bbis landing per schooner
• John Costner, for sale by
if juiiu uuwvr, iui Duiu
■apt 2 SCRANTON, JuHNSTON k CO.
STRANGER!
If you want a good aud cheap
BMj^Trniik, Vullce. "Carnet Bag,
Clothing of any kind or quaTi-
ung
’ty, ready made or made up to your
measure; also Hats, Cups, Shirts, Collars or Dress
Furnishing articles of any description, call and se
lect from the largest and best Btock in tho city, at
tbe Star Emporium, 147 Buy street.
WM. O. PRICE.
ou half, quarter and eighth pipes Cognac, Ho
ciiollo and Bordeaux Brandies of various brands
3 pipes Meder Swan Giu
10 6 galiou domijonsOld Loudon Dock aud Clo
ver Loaf Giu
St Croix und Jamaica Uum in puncheons
Old do and do do in demlJouH
Very old Port and Madolra Wines iu deinljons
Champaguo, Rhine and Claret Wine iu cases
and baskets; in bund and store for sale by
aug9 WEBSTER .k PALMES.
S BIDES AND HAMS—aohhds Clear Sides
20 tierces choice Hams, landing and lor salo by
augl6
HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO.
S T CROIX SUGAR—16 hhds St. Croix Sugar, land
ing per schooner Manbassett, Tor salo by
sept 2 SCSANTON, JOHNSTON k CO
MOURNING GOODS,
B LACK French Bombazine, Black Alpacas,
Black Lama Cloth. Black Mohair, Black Cliallle,
Block French Lawn, Black and Whlto French Mub-
lln, and a flue assortment or Striped and Plaid Black
and While Ginghams aud Calicoes, Plai» and Striped
Black Sowing Silks, and Grenadines, Barege and
Tissues, Plain and Figured Block Silks, for summer
collars and sleeves, of the latest paterns. For sale
A1K1N
COME ONE—COME ALL 1
HAVE just recoivod some 109 thousaud good
Spanish Sugars of tho very best hrauds, also, a
lot of good German Sugars, at low prices. Also, a
lot of good French and Gorman Wluos. All of which
I am destined to soil at reduced prices. I have also
added to my present stock, a lot or the very Uucst
Frouch Brandies—aud I say to yon ono amt all, now
Is your time, for 1 am do ter mluod to make my mot
to, low pricos, and quick sales—so comu uud see
mo at tho corner of Bay and Bull streets,
aug 26 A. BONAUD.
by [Jet 2]
f k BURNS.
FOR THE LADIES.
J UST received per Seamship Florida, from New
York, Brook’s Pattent Waxed White, Black
aud Col’d Spool Cotton, and for salo by
J. W THRELKELD.
aug 27 Congress k Whitaker streets.
D imity bands i dimity bands i i-
Recclved and for sale by
sept 2 J. W THRELKELD.
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
t:
DOOIC AGENCY.
rpHF Subscribers have established it Rook
X Agency In Philadelphia, mid will furnish any
book or publication ut llio retail price free of post
agu. Any persons by forwarding tho sub^criplicn
price of any ono of tho $8 Magazines, such ns liar-
icr’s, Godoy’s, Putnam’s, Graham’s, Frank I^slio’s
i’ashions, Ac., will rccoivetho Magazines for ono
year and a copy of a splendid lithograph tiorlrult ol
olthor Washington, Jackson or Oiuy; or if subscri
bing to a $2 and $1 mugazlno, they will rocolvo a
copy of olthor of tho Ihreo portraits. If subscribing
to $0 wortli of magazines, all ihreo portraits will be
sent gratis. Music furnished to those who may
wish it.
Envelopes ofoxory size ami description in largo
or small quantities furnished. Beal Pressos, Dies,
&o.,88Utto order.
Every description of engraving on wood oxoculod
wlthneulucss and dispatch Views of Buildings,
NfiWftnnni>r I-funilitHrR. Views of MiLitliinnrv. Hnol: II.
10 Atlautic
jl and Gnl r Railroad, having adjourned to meet
on the 26th instant, and it buving been roprosented
to mo that the interest of that ontorpriso requires
farther tirao for the obtaimnout of subscriptions
to the Stock, and acquiosclng iu tbo Justness of tho
suggestion, tne meeting of the Board on the 2Cih
instant is hereby postponed until tho 22d day of
October next. atMliledgevilie.
E. A. NISBET, Chairman.
Mucon, Aug. 20,1866 aug 39
80WH-WEHTER9 a. R. CO.,)
Macox, August 14th. 1858. j
TNIVIDEND NO. 9.—The Board of Directors havo
u this day declared a dividend of Four Dollars
per share on tho capltai^stook of this Compuuy,
>rom tho earnings of tho Road for the six months
ending July 81st, payable on and alter tiie 15th In
stant.
Stockholders in Savannah will receive their divi
dends at the Contra! Railroad Bonk.
JNO T. BOIFEUILLET,
augl5—lm Seo’ry and Treas.
visits, froo ofexpenBo, enjoy extraordinary practi
cal advantages.
There aro during the soason about eight hundred
Ibed
persons prescribed Tor daily.
Preliminary lo the Course, lectures will bv deliv
ered doily in tbo Amphitheatre of tbe Hospital,
from tbo first Monday In November, ou Clinical
Medicine aud Surgery,Auscultation and Percusslou,
and other subjects, without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Deau.
Tho Administrators or tho Chanty Hospital elect
anuually, in April, fourtoou Resident Students, who
are matotainod by the Institution. aug 28—w5
CITY TREASURER’S OFFICE f
SAVANXIH, 2d August, 1856 .
T HE Bonds of tbe City of Savannah, uue 1st Feb
ruary, 1857, (commonly known as McAllister
Bonds,) issued for Central Railroad Stock, will be
redeemed on application, In Stock or tbe Central
Railroad and Banking Company, at its market val
ue, tbe Bonds being received at par. Holders ot
the same preferring cosh, can have them redeemo
in money. JAS. S. WILKINS,
aug 3 City Treas.
COFFEE,
200 r GS - primo 1
SUGAR die.
lo Coffee
100 “ Air
50 do Old Government Java do.
60 do Primo Laguyra do
10 Hhds. Choice St, Croix Sugar.
IQ do do Now Orleans do.
16 do do P. R. do.
20 % Chests Fine Hyson Tea
20 % * do do Black % lbs Papers
50 Caddies, 12 lbs each, Fine Hyson Tea.
60 do 6 lbs each, do do do
60 dp 6 do do do Black do
In store and tor sale by
SCRANTON, JOHNSTON * Co.
aog6
VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION
FOB OALE,
WITHIN TIN MUM OF TUK CITY OF SAVANNAU.
O N the first Tuesday In December next, will be
sold before the Court House in tbo city of 8a
vannab, tho Plantation on (he Savannah river, ten
miles from the oily, known as Mulberry Grove, be
longing to the eBtate or tbo late Philip Ulmer, con
taining six hundred and eighty-seven acres, of
which there are two hundred acres of first quality
tide rice land, and one hundred and fiRy-flve acres
under good banks and in afinestato for cultiva
tion. Also, seventy five acres of high land under
cultivation. On the place are a good dwelling house,
overseer’s house, barnB, negro houses and other
outbuildings, all In a good state of repair. Perse ns
desiring to purchase will c*U upon H. K, HarrlBon,
Ex’i, who resides within four miles or the Grove,
or KUia Ulmer, Ex’trix, who resides within two
miles oT tbe Grove.
Terms of sale made known on the day of sale.
Possession not given until the first of January.
H. K. HARRISON, Ex.or
tyl7-td ELIZA ULMER, Ex’trix.
49- TbeCharleston Mercury will publish onco a
week until the day of Bale.
VjMNK LIQUORS—
Jj 2 hall
pipes Klepptfr’s Brandy,- vimage 1816
4 quttr
do
do
do
do
1816
|10 %
do
do
do
do
1815
4 half
do Ot
ird Dtiiiuy
& Co’s do
do
1854
4 quar
do
do
Uo
do
1854
6%
do
do
do
do
1864
2 hair
do Heimcssa
do
do
1840
>2 do
do A
Scigimlto
do
do
1664
Newspaper Headings, Views of Machinery, Book il
lustrations, Lodge Certificates, Business Cards, dc.
All orders sent by inuil promptly attouded to Per
sons wishing viuws of tlftfir buildings engraved can
Bond a Daguerreotype or sketch ortho building by
mail or express.
Persons at a distance having soloablo articles will
find it to thotr advantage to address tlio subscribers
os wo would not os agent for tho salo of tho samo
BYRAM rf PIERCE.
50, South Third streot, Plfila., Pa.
uov 20—d&wly
MILl. liH & ' J#t> L L,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BRUNSWICK, <JA. .
Will urneiku in lln, BruiwwIck ClrciilU-^omprla- |
lug tbo follon-ing t’inuitios i ;
(llvnii, wgynu! UumJnu, Wale, Aiippliog,
Clinch, CnIIPe tMlll Cflflrllon.
joiik b, hilij:k. l.c. bou.
nugs ly ,, •,
A. TIIOPI AS <Jl CO.,
Am,linn uml Cnmllnaalnn M.rclianta,
lift Aryan Street,
SU’AN’NAll, UHUUUIA.
; (jol2J- i I*. ' '.S- K i'AHIIL'K.
1. Tiiomam,
AV, ii. ,■ 'mu;i,i,,
DBAI.U1! IN OHOIOK FAMILY OHOCERIKS
and Foreign and Domestic Fruit,
corner Drouyhl/m and Whitaker its.
Town and country supplied with choice gomlH at
modurati! price-*. All orderr |!8nnpUy attendod
lo, atid siilisthctloii always glairucleinl. Hplt<
JOHN GVFAOTigaNt;
WIIOLE9ALK AND RETAIL DEALER IN
WlNDuW BLINDS, WLVDOW. RAW! AND PANE
POORS.
West side Monument 8quare,‘ Savannah, Ga.
mayll
JOHN M. MILLBN .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office corner Bay aud Drayton streets
jyw v , _
H, CHASSKoNr *
(Siicccasor to Champion & Watts.)
WHOUJSALE AND RBTAU. OROCER,
No. 4 ftariiurd ot., between the Market and Buy Ht.,
8AYANNAH, GA.
Dealer In Grocorlca, Foreign and Domestic Uquore,
Dried Fruits, to)., &c.
Reference—A. Champion, Esq., Bamuol Solomons,
Esq., Messrs. Rabun k Whitehead, and Swift &Ou.,
Savannah, Ga. nivlt
C ANDLES, COFFEE A CANDY.—
200 boxes Adamantine, Tallow uud Sjierm
Candles ;
169 bug3 Rio Cuffeo ;
75 mats Old Gov. Java Colfeu t
50 boxes fresh ground do.
69 boxes assorted Candy, received uud for
sale by
McMAHON k DOYLE,
aug 26 No. 205 A 207 Bay at.
f'lLEAK SIDES.—20 casks vorjr superior Cloart
KJ Sides, received and for salo by
auglO YONGE k FRlERSuN, 04 Bay at.
Wn
at
HUDSON’S FERRY FOR HALE.
Tbe subscriber offers for Bale all her
[possessions in Scrlvcn county, contain-
'log about ono tnousand acres or laud,
more or less, all adjoining suld Fi rry,
and extondlug to tho Auguaturoad —
,Tho liuprovomonti consist of a good
Dwuilujg, titoro, Warehouse; and all oilier ncccsxa-
ry out buildings. About sixty-five acres are under
fence and iu good order for cultivation. Tiie land
is first quality, and woll suppliod with fencing tim
ber. It is an escoltout stand for the merchandize
business. Tho Ferry is the best located und most
patronized of any other between Savannah and
Augusta. Tliore is also passing through tho land a
nover falUug stream, fully sufUclont to supply any
Grist or Saw Mill. For further particulars uddrots
mo ut Spriugfleld, Effingham county, Ga
sept 7—U ELIZABETH JONES.
CRANE,WELLS * CO.,
FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Savannah, Ga. ' /
lamer & anoeiuoN. '
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
apMy moo*, u-.
WIUJAN II. OASIIEK,
ATTORNEY AND COUN8EUOI1 AT LAW.
Troupviilo, Lowndes County, Ga.
Will practico In Thomas, Iiowndes, Clinch, Ware.
Appling, Telfair, Irwiu, Laurens, ami Pulaski
counties, Georgia; utidiu Jefferson,Madison, Ham
ilton, uud Columbia counties, Florida. [myll
J. W. PATTERSON;
ATTORNEY AND COUNMiLLOR AT U\\,
Troupviilo, lAwndesCnnty,Ua. (ult
CHAS. G. CAMPUELL
ATTORNEY AT li A W .
MtLUBXlKVltlJC, (U.1
Practices laiw in the various Cpuuties of Uio 10*
mulgce Circuit, and Hie adjoining Counties of TwigiB,
Uurenaaml Washington.
Refer lo—John Boston, H. Crane, and R. ■
Htltou. fob!-*
LAW,
GEORGE A. GORDON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
AND
Commissioner of the U. S. Court of Claims for
the State qf Georgia.
Office tturner Bay ami Bull, streets,
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perior style.
mar27
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jPiiOTOGRAPHS.
Urge sized [’holographs, ta
keu by
AULLBtt,
AT TWKLVK l)OU-UW I’KK DOZEN
Also, Ambruiypes uud Da
guerreotypes, hr his usuui su-
A califs solicited.
J. W. MU.LEi
cr. St. Jullau-st. uud Market squan .
YONGE Si FRIERSON J
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 94 HAY-STKEOT. SAVANNAH, UA
apr4
D. A. O’RYRNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,)
Office 175, Bay-st., oyer Turner A Co’s. Drug 8tor«
BAVANHin,GA.
nov 10—ly
S. W. BAKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNB1XLOR AT I AW,
Moutlcello, Jefferson County, Fla.
Rul'orence—Hon. W. B Fluking, Savannah, Ga.
myll
EDWARD G. W1LHOA,
MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER
OF DEEDS.
At Messrs. Ward k Owops’ law Offico. [myll
WAYNE. GRENVILLE & CO.,
iin, uniun * innm w vu>,
JlKBCHANTB,
Duy-itfctl Sa iw-maA.
11108. ». WAYNK fi. E. GllKNVillE,
R. ALEX. WAYNE,
jy o—-tf Savannah.
W. T. SAMITE,
I’hmt.rooga.
C. W. AliVHIlY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
KRANKUN, HKARD GO., GA.
Will attond to professional business in thoCountiea
of Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, lli-Vf-
wethor and Troup.
Relbronco—Hou. K. Y. Hill, laGrange, Ga.; Hod,
David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.; Colonol M. M. TidweU,
Fayetteville, Ga.; aud Mr. William Dougherty, Co
lumbus, Ga. Bopl7-ly
Wm. McALLlSTEli.
IppOSltt
Marble Monuments, Tombs aud Grave Stones, turn
hdiod on reasonable terms. Orders roe
poctfully solicited.
aplS
COOL RETREAT
THE ABB0& BILLIAED SALOON.
(upstairs)
Coruor Bull aud Bryau streets, over Barbershop
June 27 J. M. 11AYWOOD, Agent.
M. WII1T SMITH,
ATTORNEYATLAW,
ALUOATOH, KA8T FLORIDA.
Will practico in tho Eastern and Southern Count ire
Roror to—Col. S. S. Sibley, and R. B. Hilton, Sa
van nah. fob2-tf
DRS. LEFLEIl St WILCOX, Dentlata.
ARE now fUUy prepared to in
sort full or nurtial setts of Teeth
on tho principle of Dr. J. Alions’s
Patent Continuous Gum, By this
improvement, the form of tho fuco can bo restored to
auy degree of rotundity that may bo desired. Ills
applicable in all coses where tho oheekBhavo fallen
iu and cannot bo detected by iho closest observer.—
This method combines tho following* lvnntigcs:—
Au urtillciul gum, which exhibits a perfectly natural
and life-like appearance, and imparts to tho theoth
that peculiar expression which characterizes the na
tural orguus.
This Gum consists of a silaeious compound, which
la applied and fused upon the Tooth and Piute in such
a manner, us to fill up all tho interstices around the
baso of tho Teeth, aud also unites them firmly to
each other and to the Plate upon which thoy aro
sett. This secures perfect cleanliness of the Teeth, „
Offico over DoWitt k Morgan, Congress streot.
*% Republican and Georgian copy. Yob 16—tl
WM. K. WILLIAMS. THADDKU8 OUVRg, JACK HKOWM
WILLIAMS, OLIVER Si BROWN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Buena Vista, Murlon County, Ga.,
Will practico tn tho counties of Marion, Macon, Hous
ton, Stewart, Randolph, Muscogee, Lee, and any
adjolulng counties, where their services nmy be
required. myll
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MARIETTA, GA.
oct26—ly
DAVID G. WILDS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SPARTA, GA.
Will practice in tho comities of Hancock, Warren, .
Washington, and Baldwin.
Kkkkrkncks—Bohn k Foster, Rabun A Smite, and
E. A. Soullard, Savannah. jan® ,
R. B. HILTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office corner of Bay and Drayton-sta.
SAVANNAU, GA.
myll
DR. CHARLES II. COLDING,
OFFICE -AND RESIDENCE. No. 14 LIBERTY ST..
Oue door west of Drayton,myll
WM. O. CONNELLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
UABZLU, WORTH COUNTY, <U., (POST OFFIOK. AUUXT.)
Will practise In the SouthcjjpUrcult,and In Macon,
Dooly and Worth Counties ol The Macon Circuit.
fiG^Partiuularattcution given to tbe uolleotlon of
claims ii ’ “
a lu South-Western Goorgla.
Je2—flm
P. JACOBS, -
SEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE.
BOARDING.
SEVERALgentlemenor small families umbe
0 accommodated with good Rooms and BoaVit, on
tile Weslsldoof Montgomery street, ono door above
'^uth Broad street. MRS. M. H. RAYMER.
doc 12—tf
' FOR SALE.
h Rlx Tracts or Land, 600 acre each, 8 . r 4
* miles from tho city or Savannah on tho H. A.
Gull Rail Road, well adapted to the growth oi
Rice, Cotton and Corn, and Wood cuough to pay for
It teu times over. Apply to
fob 27 tf p. A. ClOUD.
B ATON.—36 casks Bacon Bidea for sole, to or
• rive per brig Zorvaster, by
an. 2 ' 1UWKBW ft 8SELUNGS.
No. 29, Bull .atreet, (aim of th. Big Indian.)
N. B.—Kmim constantly on bond S|«wl»h, Holt
Spanish, and American Segars, at wholesale and re-
all. Also, Chewing Tobacco, flnug; he. June 1
james McHenry,
Insurance Broker and Notary Public.
Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Average!
adjusted, Charter Parties and Average Bond* drawee
Papers prepared whereby to rocover losses from
American or British Underwriter*, and attention
given to all matters connected with shipping and In.
suranco, Ko. 118 Bay-street opposite the front ol
tho Custom House. ly - . nov 8
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Ncwnonsville, Fla.
Reference—George ..Brown, William Dell, New*
nansvlllo, Fla., R. & Hilton, Boston k Villalonga,
8avannah, Ga. myll
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