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MHHMMmeena^nsm Hr- '■f?2SR*TK' iiil ■Ipteii; i iablf rtpUoii MM of B.T.tniiih P»|wra II, mum unjonunillnii, tire proprietor. toil nobllsilion ol Ibo thro# piper. toiiofl.lo S»y»tinrii, luvo Ailo|itod tlio rollinribc unit rra rales of lull. > 0 rl|itlou, w Uka olftouhli dipt Mil, i’«iwr, perMUiura, lintlruice...,.....« 00 MWooki, “ . 4 00 Weekly,rentecopy,Inadvunoe ' ... not Weekly, anoopiu, toouandUnH.......... 100 weekly, en&t " 11 " ....’ looo Weekly,wo “ “ « moo Weekly, moot, “ " ,,,'i.oooo trnou not paid within ooo month from the time ,* mbJcrtontt tho chum Ihr tho Doll/ will lio item ■loiters, IH ihr Uto Tri-Weekly jlw. Pto Weraly will b< aaut onljr to thoae who par In aJranoo mo papal Willltttatlablj he tUtobntlntil upon He eipirauon of Uto Umo Ihr whtoh It hat neon paid. Tho anon raloa to lake oOhot Ikom and alter thla ' AUHANDEK k dNKKD, Republican, R, a niliTON *00., Georgian^Journal THOMPSON ft WITHINOTON, Next. javannan, July 1, UU, Tlte.DAT, Two O'alowk, ■>. ■, rrr: OoUcctlni Committor of Aaaoclatlon. & P. HAMILTON, 0. H. CHEEVER, F. WYATT, 0. WAY, J. 0. FOOTMAN, JOHN BILBO. KANSAS ASSOCIATION. I mooting of tlw Konaoa Annotation will be Bald on Ttala (Tneatley) ETonlns, at 8 o’clock, at the Armory Hall. A Aall attendance to requested. By order, BOW’D C. ANDERSON, Prea’t. W. 8. Danlell, See’/. Sept S3 A despatch recelted by Messrs, Padelford, fay 4 Co., dated Now York, Sept. 31, states that the steamship Augusta arrived there In to hours. AU was well. TBs HnriNO op tub Kahsas Association; We are rcqueated to call the attention of the members of thla Aaaoclatlon, and thoae dealr- oua or joining it, to the meeting at the Armory Hall to-ulght. We hope that there will he a Wl attendance, as there will be bnainaaa of Im portonce to transact . gJffliJ'iAg .... laaaaa Inva-aor,Uauy. . ateps taken by Oor. Geary, hat miaatlafactory they may he to the. cotttoBfllng pirtlealn Kansns, are wellchloulatad to Whilst In Uls heliair, .the aonddenea, of the oonnl Hehaadisatmcd tho volunteota from Mlsao 4n thh one hand! and mado - IaHtrenoa;-t'da hot for I,.to on the other. So ^re,.Infer from the i feet that tho latter lisa taken, up tils . Hue of Jrtrch,' with 150 of Iris banditti, In the direction Of Nebraska. Tho new Governor Is determin- e d that Kansas shall no longer he the Held of conlllot between etrangera from the North end the fjouth,'who have repaired thither to wage civil war. The IWenda of peace, every where, should give him thanks. -. As regards contributions for the relief of set- tlere In tho ! Territory from tlio South, there never was perhaps po much necessity for them us now,' AU the operations of Industry, have been for .weeks suspended. Oiir friends have many of them been plundered and driven from their homos. The .crops gatheredsre most sud ly deflclnit—owning ton necessary neglect of them. The resn'lt most ha that many, residents will have to return to their friends in the States, '“-'in felievedTiy generous offerings ITom the ith. Let not those offerings be withheld; The followingure the latest .newspaper uc. counts that have reached us or the .movements of Oov. detiry. ‘, J -m ", i*«.“... u' u‘ From the St. Louts Hopublioan, Bopt. 14. The steamer Morning Star arrived yesterday from St. Joeeph. Among the passengers we notice the numes of Mol. ileus and ono.or two other oHeera of the U.S.army. . Wo ledrn from Kansas that Gov. Geary had entered upon the discharge of hia olHolal du ties. Oh Wednesday last, Sept. 10th, he was to have issued his proclamation; at Lecompton declaring the territory in si state of lusurseo ton. This would bo followed, Under the iu- atrnctious of the President, with a demand upon Gen. Smith, In command of the department, tar a military force anfficient to represa all dis orders and to disarm all armed Bodies taond in the territory. Gen. Smith; no doubt, at once- iroceeded to comrply with this requisitions— br his instrnctiohs authorized him so to do. 1 TheMlssourlsnswbo may he in the territory wttl not resist tho legal aujhojrlty, end will re tire. Laue’a ruffluuB, "-.a--. mA Oar letter Sheet Price* Current will be ready for delivery to-morrow morning at 10 o’clock* Orders for extra copies should be lent in thin awning. Still Anothib.—Charles D. Fontaine, late Know Nothing candidate for Governor of Mto- risaippi, has declared himself unequivocally for James Buchanan. dispose, uhdiu their actual condition (almost in a state of starvation) they will be glad enough to do it. The horse thieves aud plunderers oi houses all over the territory will meet with no favor, and will seek safety in flight. In short, by the prompt notion ot Gov. Geary uud Gen. Smith, we nave every reason to expect that quiet'aud security wiU.be secured to the terri tory during this week.’ Undoubtedly, if any of the parties uow in arms in the territory attempt to resist the civil and military authorities in the measures now proposed, it will be Gen. Smith’ll duty, to Are upon the insurgents. He has (JOOol 1 700 men at his commaud—quite enough to put forces in the territory. Nothing but decisive action of this kiud will be of any avail. Almost every man in the ter ritory is armed for self-defence. Business is neglected, and it is only by the adoption of the most stringent measures, by the restoration of law and order, by the punishment of the numer ous bands of horse thieves, murderers and plan- hear that this has been'done.* * Magazines for Ootobir,—The October numbers of Graham’s and Godey’a Magazines have^t this early day, been laid on our table,by Mr. J. B. Cubbedge, agent, who, we observe, U opening a literary establishment in Brough., ton street. Mr. 0. having heretofore been a* lumber of years engaged in the business, we ireaumo he is- acquainted with the wants of old customers. We wish him abuntyn* success. ilre and Water Proof Composition Roofing. We call the attention of oar readers, to the idvertiseraent of Mr. Calvin Fay, agent of 'Warms Improved Fite and WateT Proof imposition Roofing.” We have before us cert! icates from several insurance companies, to tho fleet that they take risks on buildings thus ;overed,at the same rate as in cases where 'ire Proof Roofing is'used. This, we take it a practical recommendation of the highest alue. The following testimony is from the N. V, famomisl of last May * We were present at a veiy interesting exhibi- jou which took place upon the Battery a short [0 OMM0NIC ATED.] Kkiimi Meeting In Camden Co. Jkffjcbston, Camden Co., Ga. At a Kansas meeting held at this place on the 16tb Sept., Mr. Alexander C. Scott, was called to the chnir, and A. S. Atkinson request ed to act Secretary. In response to inquires of the chair, asking an explanation of the object of tiro meeting, Capt. D. S. Clinch, offered the following resolu tions me ago for the purpose of testing one of Sarren s Fire and Waterproof Room. Noth- ig could have convinced os, but being an ac- ual eye-witness of the success of this trial that ny roof would withstand the very severe test ppliea on this occasion. A small house pre- wed of wood was erected and covered with bis rooflngjost before thl experiment took entirely enclosed and filled with umbustibles; a fire was kindled at about 3.20 id allowed to bum till 5, when the roof fell to ‘®§wund whole and to all appearances train ed though it bad been perfectly enveloped ltt Hues nearly the whole time and the roof ot - - Jids were burned to a coal—everything else ^mpietely consumed. This severe and zctical demonstration of the superior qualities rtbla roofing material gave general satisfac- W nt0 $ lwho witnessed the result. Through aitenesa ol Messrs. Jas. H. Johnson & Co., n J«ton permitted to visit their extensive SLi d w a er ? “tonWied to see with whatt jtheir material is prepared and to what an Kent it is manufactured.—IV. Y, Etonmiit. Disastrous Conflagration In Blacon. A friend who witnessed It furnishes os the ‘•owing account of a destructive fire which curred yesterday morning in Maoon. I out L directly opposite the Lanier House. ror the benefit of your readers, I herewith rawn you with names of persons owning w, offices, Ac., that were destroyed by fire Macon on yesterday morning. The fire ooenced about4^ o’clock, A. M„ yesterday. J* following is an acconnt of the destruction: wunington Hall, comer of Mulberry and street} 3 dry goods stores (owners’ name* iiecoUected)} Ellis A Ben’s grocery store Jice house? Barnes,jeweler? Beard,tailor; jwus, bar and bowling alley; PettersAIng- w, tailors; Hemandes, Segar shop; Belden, im cap; John L. Jones,clothing; Oat,,boots 4 Ihoes; Clark AGo., grocer,; Da, 4 Man- "wt; Jewelers; and E. L. Stroheokor, drug - Then rrore the stores burned on Uolbare itretl. I street tho following were burned; Furs, boot and shoe store; sod the offices J™Pje,Mnntere and Battle. ■On lad street: Rutherford.', law office; Mis. PwM'a fruit store; Gaodintn's, Hsrtafleld'S P Mr. Young’s dr, goods stores; Coardman’s fk store; Mrs. And^i, mlUlssr,; OOees of on and Meohaiiloa Bank Agencies; Mr. I'tj’sher room. , SH,«r the citizens estimate the loss at from ^I) t°|2o0fl00. The extent of insuranee I. hot the supposition Is that K *• *°" to merchanto. ■ Wnsssed thla awful conflagration, and J m m, life did I witness such a scene ihrhhd 1 111; Mil iv Vet dethet'ii elnso obscurity tie liSi 'iUa; of iHahM, i.nud the monster, mnv yet dcttet'Wiu tlljoUi close obscurity he baVMwn n, tours of Iriendi, tlio blood of an Innocent , ."fly Bail orphan, aiul the justlceuof heaven cry aloud jtfckhht Wmmv i. . Mr, Moor was an Intelligent, amiable, worthy dltizen. Among the most warm hearted, wo manly and benevolent of her eex, Mrs. Moore had no superior. .Without children herself, sle had shown the goodnoss of tier nature in adopt ing from among the indigent three homeless orphans! on whom she not only lavished ail the care and kindness of a, mother, but btf will has left them (npiv but two, u. fouufc lady 10 and boy 14 years) most of her large estate. :[Fn»m Ipe Uywrpool Post, Sept. 6th.] Dd'lluc In the Negro Market. Philanthropy is u fashion. Sometimes it .is the invaded Turk, sometimes the Russian serf; .now the Pole, uow Uto Hungarian—to day the Weaver, to-morrow the needle*worn .u: once .tho miner, aud again, tha driver. > The vegetu- • '• ‘ * allbru* rians Include all Brute creation in their compre hensive tenderness while 1 Hindoos abhor the Bull and Hebrews the jpl^ Ahd'ffn their bate, bless those quadrupeds left to live and living feed happily. Tho British have a gamut of charities which they ring through in different years. -m. 'j-- • . , The deiir interesting objects are generally for eigners, for the home bred miser tbles are only taken up how and then When the foreign day* lings ore scarce or iorgotteu The Hottentot the ‘ “ M Hu Coolie,tho Hindoo,the ltli*u,tlni Hungarian,the P616 all come duo course for tlitiir shore of British speeches : and British subscriotions. But tire. Lauo’s rufllaua, organized as the “Army of the North,’’ will be required to disband and I n the whole the'.most'te(ling bltfeot of our eep regrets abd heavy donations is the Ameri can black—whp, holds this place distinctly whever we get into a particular bad humor with our brethren across the Atlantic.” Whenever We get'spitefbl with Jonathan we bring forward bls nlgger—the skoleton at tho Bmericau feast —and hoot. We kuowthe Yankee’s sore place, and, bit hard sometimes. Mrs. Beecher ritowc wrote, (or somebody did for her) u story call ed “Uncle Toro,’’ all about nigger life and uluu ten’ omilty; and it was published in England it a moment when we were in u tremenovs rrge with Jonathan about komething or one lei'a The story was u good story—the best of tiie sort ever done, if not eutirely new thoughtul- together—uud we bought up sopie million co pies, made Mrs. Stowe a great persouage, aud “riled” the South us tho South was seldom “roed” before. MftuStowe came to see us and . our Whig Duchesses'took her up, aud “soci ety” waa astonished how bo dull a woman could nave written so clever a book; but the public geuerally sustained its enthusiasm, put her pur’ trait‘in every window, and infested the priut Bbops uud music shops with Uncle Tom illus trations. Mrs. Stowe wrote a book about Eu rope when she went home; aud it was awfully fooliah—but nor reputation told it, and tile U- dy never 'found out the reason. Believing still that our pristine partially for her remains she, resolves to make t uuother appeal tS'the reading world; but fatal error, she goes over the old ground—the nigger plantation! v*' It turns out that we urb ‘weiiry of Mrs. Stowe as Mrs. Stowe, aud that the nigger is not just at present “up” in the market. Dor new ue- count of siuve life in the States lias fallen dead on tho market—to tho dismay of the publishers Who speculated iu n popularity that was fac titious, and does not eudure the test. We are in good humor with Jouathan uow, and are not prepared to applaud the literary art which makes money by setting a great confederation by the ears on a topic dependent on events, aud not on logic, for its political treatment. Let Mre, 8towe Write novels, by all means, and let the^ituke their chance with the Whig Duches ses; do not let her seek to win British favors by denouncing her own countrymen. That this is the Ouse, we are forced to infer from the prior publication of her new book in London, und from iier own re appearance in England at that moment. Resolved, That tho chair appoint a commit tee from each election precinct, in this county, tor the purpose of canvassing tho connty, and rendering immediate aid to the friends of the South In Kansas; and that the funds thus col lected, be paid over as oarly as practicable to theOhainnan. Resolved, That we earnestly recommend every connty in tiie State to hold similar meet ings, and prove by their subscriptions* that Georgia is earnest about maintaining the rights of her people In Kansas. Gen. Wm. Smith then offered the following amendment to tho first resolutiogs, which af ter being accepted, tiie resolutions were unani mously adopted: Resolved, That a subscription list be opened forthwith in this place, for the reception of subscription, and that tho same he paid over to the chair in3tauter. The chair then appointed the following com mittee : St, Mary’s precinct—John J. Dnfotir, Joseph Aruow and John Grovenstcin. People’s precinct—John Sheffield, Alexander Holzendorf and Stephen McOall. Jefifersonton precinct—Wm. Gowen, John H. Brown George Morrison, Isaac Lang, jr. and Nathan Brown. Horae Stamp precinct—Alexander Campbell and D. C. Scarlett. Cumberland Island—P. M. Nightingale and F. Clark. The following resolution being unanimously adopted, the meeting adjourned over* by order of the Chair, to the 24th this month: Ruoivtd, That all papers in the State friend- r to the constitutional rights of the South in Kansas be requested to publish tho proceedings lyto th Kansas be requested to publish tho proceedings of this meeting. ALEX. C. SCOTT, Cha’n. A. B. Atkinson, Sec. Messrs. Editors : Above I send you the pro ceedings of a Kansas meeting held in Jefferson- tou, Camden connty, on the 16th this mouth. Although the meeting was small, there was paid into the Chairman, under Gen. Smith’s resolution, near two hundred dollars; and I think, after the meeting on Thursday next, Camden will make yon a pretty decent show ing. Very respectfully yours, Spectator. From Texas. A horrible and Fiendish assassination—Mr- and Mrs. Moore and an adopted Daughter shot—the assassin undiscovered. (CorrU pouileaue of (bo Daily Doha ] Marion, Texas, Sept. 4,1856. Editors Delta: One of those revolting as sassinations at which the heart sickens, and which have become so common in theso days of enormity, was committed in this county on the 26th ult. The victims were A. E. Moore, Esq., his wife, and a lovely/ orphan > girl.{twulvo years old, who was, by adoption, one of the family. They had just seated themselves at 'tbo supper- table In the entry of their house, when Die assassin, uooly fixing, ji. rest for his gun. by propping a bourd between the (wo btems of t' v ® nt y steps from the table, uud in foil view of his unsuspecting victiihs, uischarg- a .Z 0 a doublc-burielcd gun. At tho SSv•5E.i M i 00 2 f ur SH. wlfe » who sat on h!s % exclaimed, “Lord have mercy 1” and! at *t instant received tbs contents of a second gun, fired in quick sudceaaioIT " attau .iH...jaru- Hiivmmnli Mnrket, Scptombtr 83. aVnoN-tu.ftil&WI tWmijMi Ibot-up m -hat*. «t Hi. MluvMug (i.irtlcul.;r;) vlf j 20 at 11 )i\ HI it UMl‘44 at WMjto«.tr o IB; tl at ltKl too at 1113*16; nio il at It U til; ami 10 at 12 ““.**• .it .'.'iw/.id „l.! Wil.llI'-TITlIN, 8 IT 20 —TlrllvUllOo-Salm yes. tunlayof 180 bbls, anda-tjlsy of,42T (Unjit 4i85 ibr virgin sud yullow .Ip*.ttint,$i.40h'rMfd njWA,--Sv» nanrt'tuUoiw, market quiet. •R»«lu—NalesyosurdsyufilfiOJ bbls common, at 1.16 for largo liurrcL; ami to day of 2 .’00 do at 1,'6 for largo and medium. Cotton—Sales to day of 12 baios tniddllug ami garni middifog at UJ( U t-ei* lb. • NEW ORLEANS, Soptember 18. 1866, I*. M— Cotton—rlhu demand h;us been «tlii bottor to-diiy and'tho ^alos roaoh about 4'tOO bale*. Prloos aru fall for Good Middling but tvuy for tbu uualllios be- ■liiiVrior Ordinary....... Om<h1 rdinary.. Ljw Mlddliug... Middling.,.. tliiod Middling... Mild lug Kalr.. .....t, 10H»ll .T m a ll« ll«»12 WM » WM Fair 12M»13 . STATEMENT OF (^TTO^. ‘ 8tockim baud lit j-optoinber, lfc65 bales 7f|68 Arrived since ...f....28.698 Arrived to-day 3,173, Exported to dulo Exported t*» da* St-.uk pu band and on >bip bnaid not cleure 1.28.737 SfOAK--'! host 'Ok liaf boon ratbor on tbo hicrouse lately, and tlio nmrkot U cavy with scarcely any buyers ul thcii-klug prices. Momssks—Wo old not boar i f any transactions n tbo Leveo. Fmkiout —Tlio last -liipmmits of Cotton to Liver pool were at 7-ltid. To New York 600 barrels Pork wore shipped by steamer at 70d $ bbl- Exouanoi}—'Transactions limited. Loudon, [clear bills] 9 a 9M per cent, pretn Paris 6.18M a 6.26 per dollar. New York 60 days 1 )la lMtpor cent- disc. New York Sight... discount to M per cent. prem. m rat. Port of Snvftiuiniii September 83 Arrived, d Steam?hlp Key-tone State, Hardee, Pbiladelpbid) 60 houM—to C A Greiner - v Stoatusbip Alabama, Scbeuck, New York—to PadeltV.r.l, Fay 4c Co. Steamer Gordon, //rooks, Charleston, &c.—to J F Rrooks. Pnuetigera* Per Hfoanier Gordon, from Charleston, Ac—W W s’ooU; L l) Ammmuati; .1 C Buckley, lady and ser vant; Mrs Galpln. Miss Brooks au ■ nurse; Mrs Lo- gt lei; abd two deck. Ibi .. Per fiteam-r Gordon, Irom Uiarloston, kc.—J U Fisk; Contra I Railroad; Fiorina Boat* W King A o; .) A Brown, 5 BCubbedgo, J DeDio;Rabun Admith: Latbrnp A Co; KO Wade; Mrs J A Papnt; A D Estill Wayu •, (irenvilto A Co and Mrs M A Humphries, j Gkxkual Whitfield.—The Mississippi Free Trades has tho ft Rowing: “Th s distinguished gentlemau, who was elected delegate to Con gress from Kansas, uml to whom the Repubii cans refused a neat, is nowon a tonr through the Ndhhern counties of this State,stimulating the Kansas emigration movement, and reciving enlistments of men and contributions of money We wish him most heartily every success, and would like to see him in our midst, and perhaps he could arouse the dormant spirit of our peo- Job Printing Promptly, Neatly amt Cheaply Done, The public in general, and our Democratic friends in particular, will remember that there is connected with the Georgian 4* Journal es tablishment one of tho most thoroughly equip ped job offices in this section of the Uniou. If we are correctly advised, some of the most beautiful specimens of job work ever done in Savannah have lately passed from under our presses. Give us a trial. Our facilities enable us to execute every de scription of letter press work from a mammoth poster to the smallest card, and from a book to a circular, with neatness and dispatch, upon the rnoHt satisfactory terms. Orders from all parts of the country will re ceive prompt attention. Highly Important to the American Peo ple—The original and only genuine Sir Ahtlkv Cooper’s Pills —This most oxcellent Vegetable Mediclu#U, if taken for tho time, and in tho manner specllleii, warranted, on oath, to clfoct a euro. The flno balsamic and invigorating powers which 8ir Antley Cooper’s Fills ihmsoss, are wonderful; a t,rlil of asiugle dose will carry eohvleUon that they are all that U necessary to Invigorate tho feeble, restore tlio invalid to hoalth, aud do good in all oases; no loar ucod bo eutertuiued, us they are quite harmless. The hoada of families should always have them in tbo liotiso, as they may, with tbu greatest conU donee bu resorted to, at any timo. or in any ease. Epsom Salts are sometimes bau recourse to whon a purgatlvo is required. If tho truo nature of Ep som Saits,” Seidlltx Powdors, and nil saline apor- lents, were folly understood, they would never be resorted to—they occasion an exccssivo secretion aud discharge ortho natural moisture of the stom ach imd bowels, and this Buttons tbo contents of tbo stomach and bowels and produces watery emu. tlons—tho vessels otter tills unnatural draining, are dried up. aud a conllued state of tbo bowels la pro ducod, which, if not carefully attended to, produces cuativenetfi. and all its train of evils; besides, all salts are cold aud griping, to say nothing or the danger of mistaking Oxalic Acid for salts, which mistake has In numerous instances terminated fa tally. Sir Astloy Cooper’s Mild Exporioot Anti-Bil ious Pills are now generally established as the most favorlto family Modiclne. Caution to thi Public.—Observe that on the top of each box of thegenulne Pills, there is an excel lent likenoss or Sir Astley Coopor; also tbo focslmlle ” ifMaoPhr” " 3=c,K,f -*~ uf the signature of MaePhuil A Co., Bole Proprietors leudon aud Now York, onfbo directlpna! without tbeso marks of authenticity, they are certainly spu rious und on Imposition.. Bold at 26 cents, 60 couts and 91 per box. Full directions are given with each box- There is a great saving by taking the larger sizes. ' Principal Depot in tho United Staets 192 Broad way New York. For sale also by A. B. D. A Sands 141 William blreet SchieHelln Brothers A Co., 170 William Street. McKesson A, Robbins, 90 Fulton *treet. 0. V.' tflickener A Co., 81 Barclay street Uiiviland, Harrul« Bisloy, 20 Warren street. Ste phen, Paul A Co, 146 Chambers street, New York UenoralWholcsale Agents, who will supply Drug gists i|ud dealers In Medicine, at Proprietors Prices, it 16-1 . sept 16-ltn (1) FER STEAMER KN OXVfLLE E NGLISH and Merrlmao Prints Shirting Prints • York Mills, Waturtwist, White Rook and other brands Bleached Shirting Bleached aud Brown Canton FlabheH •'*' • .Black Bilks; HorpSkirt* v.' Cambria Trimraiug, Aft*'.fi»r sale by ’ aeft;^ . . , DxWfm-a Morgan. l» S S»Sh« ..“P® Osop8ikMissimwpi^- y«Z« 0oari ff.*V ,! “Oat cotton ptan- t tattaSSte of 9* “ta**. taw »* rifl* Wm« T<i»lndI!fJ! he 5 fot cotton picking—a cool titaptal I tarego mch a tint, while tho a »oxfe P tvi!bi!2i“. rd of hl * “ ont ta of Wolw ln “ me 'criaocawa «ffP.«aooi,inp curai. nra atm above the elboirwaa much ehattered, and the hand ihet throtuili. He lived a fe* minute.,but never .poke Ml^Hdrfe^lwlipeiS&tflfftho face, and. Kemefl to have breathed after ehe felL A «ln- ale shot struck the ;ouqg girt a little to the lett'of the spine, passed .through thehesrt, The Ootoiiwsjnqoest did nothlivH anything anfficient: to found an arreatopoa. ; ! There Is n greet deel of ecitement in referens ■ ~.w i, r,.V.U U rAMB —Wo have W store a small lot of cboico " ‘ •(Will be H Tuhnossee ymall s)ze Hams, which solauqw in Mis to suit purchasers. to CtUNDR163 bbls Aprils*; *60dozen Bucket!*; U 76 dbzou Drdoras; 100 More, Shoe and Ecrub bins Bruahns; 6tPdoxcn flfomachlilttwj; 160 boxes Adamantine, Hydraulic,Tallow!^'Stearineand Candltsy 50. boxes'*fresh Ground Coffee; 60 Cordials} ICO Sacks Rio Gnffeo; 26 boxes Cheese; 26 j —Tjdy Cbsrries; 60 boxes Cundles;.26 bbls bugar Crackers; receivod aud for sale by HoMWtON & 110YLK, 2(»6' and,207 Bay st.., < A — ^ - Departed. steamer lion Clinch, Richardson, Palatka. Consignees. NKW A.DYERTIbEMKNTS. FOR DEMERY’S FERRY, AND ALL THE INTERMEDIATE 1ANDING8 ON THE SAVANNAH BIVERj The new Uou steam uacxet SWAN, Captain Richard Jobuson, k will leave Charleston wharf every •Friday morning, at 10 o’clock, punctually, for llenyarir* Ferry, an 1 all Intormodl- uto landings on the Savannah River. 'The Swan lias superior accommodations for passengers. For frolglit engagements appl^to I 60 dt-zoeU 6 hoop Painted Rimketa ”• do 2 do do jo 26 d Rrnoraz, lauding and for-nale by - dCRANToN, JOlLNSfON ,A-CO augl4 B agging andwipk- 100 bales Heavy Uuuuy Cloth 400 Colls and half Colls Rlohardsou’s Hemp 1/JafRojm 200 Coils Westoru Uandspun Hemp Rope just received and for sale by “IWERS,? BUg 29 , NORHlcJ a CO. f/JUlL—100 sacks Mlddliug Hour,(new wheat,) ; . Extra Family Flour, in sacks uuu barrels, for sale by WEBSTER A PALME*, ang 19 C flKl-SiB AND BUfTKR.—26 boxes Choeso; lr llrkios Butter. Reueived per stoamor aud lb Mam by MoMAUUN A DOYLE, >m|)t8 205 uud 207 Buy street. TU8T RECEIVED—From Now York, Whale Bono O ten foot long Dir SkirU —AIAO— Hooped Skirts, and for sala by J, W.TllltELKELD, sept U Oongress and Wliltaker sta B ACON.—60 hhds prime Western ribed Bides, 26 do do do Bhouldors, Ji Ji. WiftWiJ COMMIBBIDN JIERDllANV, , • Wo* 1414 Bny-st., Havanhnh, PHILIP M. RUSSKLL, oopnwv 1 Will exeute Deeds. Mortgages, Power ol'Attorhey, “ " l ,TaKl r - , w “*' *' - ' 1 Wills, Bonds, Notlues aud faking 61 llilorrogatonos. Olflco at the Court House, Bavanauh. Git.' Court Days, Thlr I Tuesday In each month* fold hold at tbo ofllac of Edwai d •-. Wifon, Esq. RMldence, Gaston, between Barnard afid Tattnall street. Any cull at night, on bimlnbss, Will bn attended tolm mediately. jykb BttllNSWIOK, GA. .Will practice In tho Brunswick Circuit—comprla- lag tho following Counties: Glynu, Wayne, Camden, Ware. Apppllng, Ollitcii. Cntfeenrid Charlton - , JOHN D. MILIEU. aug8 ly L. C, BOM.. A. TBuSiaTa c'O.. Lhu\ JOttif R. COCHRANE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Dublin, nunroiw county, Ga„ lute junior partner of tho firm of A. AJ. CXhihraxx, Irwluton, Ga., will attend promptly to all business outiwtod to his care. Particular attention paid to collovtlng. R»- foreuce—Dr, C. B. Guyton, K. H Rows. Dublin, Git., M Mnr<h, Savannah. niyll. T* EMON SYRUP AND PORTER— Xj 30 boxes Keys ls)inon Syrup 20 do fair to prime Tonu., shoulders, 4 do do »tto. Haras, WEBSTER A PALMKS. GODE Y FOB gBPXBMBBIl. 15 eaiks Byass lioiiihm Porter, landing per suboouer Manhassott, uud for sulo by “UttW sag 10" F ancy lkiuoiw.- 30 boxes Glngf-r aud Blackbfirry Brautly, / \ ODEY’3 Lady’s Book for September, \JT Arthur’s Home Maguzlno lor September. Peterson’s Ladies National Magazine for Soptem ber. by Tho Edinburgh Review for July. Received and for sale by aug2o waunogk a Davis, Nu. 169 Congress street.' HARPER FOR SEPTEMBER. XT ARPER’S Now Monthly Magazine for Bsptem- XJL her, is received and for Bale by. WARNOCK A DAVIS, No. 156 Congress Btroot. CHAFFEtt df CU, . . No. 0 Whitaker Street, Savnnnith, Ua., WIIOUMAI.K A.XU KICTZIL DKAI.KIW LN J ASHES. Blindi, Doors, Mouldings, Ao White j Lead, Zluo, White LInaord, Sperm, Whale, Tan ners’ and Noatsfoot Oils, Glass. Brushes, Gold Leaf, Urimzo, Buildors* Hardware. Nails, Marble Mantels, Ac.., Ac ' JH aug 21 TAKB NOTICE. T)URCHASKKS will bavo thoir gooas delivured JL freejffoxjwnHO with quick dispatch from the ^ CLOTHING a W EMPUR1UM. DOOB WEST OK TUB HKPUBL10AN ltBADlN G ROOM lavanuab Grocery and Fruit Depot, corner Brough ton and Whitaker streets. tOT 1 would call the attention of Fruiters gener ally to my well solocted stock of Groceries, rwoiv- ng dally. ]o23-tf W. H. FARRELL. HANSON’S IMPROVED enameled lightning CONDUCTORS, Flno Koady-maiio Clothing ; Huts and Oai», Shirts, Collars, Gloves, Hosiery, Oauos, Umbrellas Cravats, Stocks, Hundkorebicfc. und Fancy Articles for Ueutlemeu. C « . Factory, No. 9rt S. Bond street, Baltimore. I »t,-noted and sold Wholesale and Retail at his .. m wellug and Public BuildiagH, In tho safos land best manuer. Also, for sale, lightning Rod roluts, Glass Insu lators and Trlmmlugs for putting up Rods. • Orders left with Joseph Harvoy.Jr-, No. 049 West Fayette street, Whlto A* Woodward, No. 3 North street, or at Factory, No. 06 South Bond atreet, will be promptly attended to. : Persons waning particular information relating to thoae Conductors will please address E. HAN SON, No. 90 Bond street, Baltimore, lid. aug 2t— lin . suitable for preserving, just received and for sale by suptll J. 1). JESSE. LOUR.—160 sacks Extra, and Superfine Flour, J from Pal *■ **'“' 1 ■— * -*—•— Palace Mills, of new wheat. Just receive, aud for sale by RODGERS, NORRIS A CO. aug 20 sopt23 JOHN RICHARDSON. ffionmrsowmmr wakbkn’s improved fire and water-proof COMPOSITION ROOFING* T HE subscriber having been appointed solo ageut In this city for Warren's Fire aud Water Proof Composition Roofing Is prepared to execute the same iu a satisfactory manner. Tho attention of the cltjzens of Savannah Is re spectfully solicited to tho above method or Roofing uow much used in tho principal oitios of the United Wales, (both North and .South,) and as It has been tested under evory variety of circumstances. I con, fldcntly offer It to tho public as a mode of Roofing unobjectiouaple in every particular, whilst It com bines, in a greater degree than any other roofing in ubo, tbo valuable requisites of cheapness, durability and security, against both fire and water. It bus rapidly superceded tho use of all kluds of roofs wherever it lias been introduced, giving ln all cosob gouerai i-atiBfaction, being highly recommend ed by Insurance Companies, and all who bavo test, ed Its utility. CHARLES SHOLL, Architect, will act os agent during my ahseuco from the city, at whose othcoall Information will bo freely given, and speci mens of tbo roof shewn. . sept23 CALVIN FAY, Agont. NOTICE TO BItlDGH v BUILDER8. P R0P0SA13 wdl be reoeivod by the undersigned until the 15th <*f October uoxt, for rebuilding the Bridge across Plpemakere Creek, on the Cher okee Hill Cross Road, to bs of (he following propor tions (uud all material of best black cypress, ex copt the cover, which must bo heart yellow pine,) 38 feet long, 18 foot wide, to be floored 40 feet, to bo sustained by four rows or piU g, tbroo in each row. Each pile to bo Dxll inches, and substantially driven. Each row of piles to bo capped by a 24 feel stick 9x12 Inchon, and beveled on tho upper ooruera to show afucooM Inches—tho cover to bo sustained by four string ploces, ruuning leugthwiso through the bridge 9x11 Inches; these to bo bevelod to show a facoof three Inches at top, banisters to bu well braced at each of the cap Bills Contractor to fornisti all material, unfi work to bo dono aud turned over to Road Commissioners fir their Inspec tion by the 16th or January next. Bond, with security required, for the raltlifol per formance of the work, togotber for its rdtoalnin'g substantial for seven years from completion. GEO. P HARRISON, 1M. 0.0. C. lubehairor the Iul‘orlor Court of Chatham Co. Sept. 12tb, 1860. sept 12 jyjAGAZINEa FOR OCTOBER.—Godey’a and Ora* sopl23 ham’s Magszlues, for October, received by J. B. CUBBEDGE, Agent. - Bui" “ Marshall House Building. T EAS.—25 chests and half chests of choice Greon and Block Teas, received per brig Augusta^ and for Bale by [Bcpt28] £J0C0A NUTS—600Cocoa Nuts, recoivedaadfor [sept-23] Bale by ■yiNEGAR-26 bbls White Wiue aud Cidor Vine- gar, received per bark Samos, and for sale by Heptiti J. D. JESSE. £1 BACKERS—Foxc’s Crackers, afresh supply Just l received and lor sale by 80pt23 J. D. JESSE. gIDtS AND SHOULDER'—15 hhds aud 20 bbls . _ bright Sides and Shoulders, Bacon, rcceivod per elearner Keystone Slate, ami for sale low from tho wharf, by septaa CHARLES A. GREINER. JMQUORS, MUSTARD AND MATCHES-lOO bbls Rectified Whisky; 76 do New England Rum; iuo do G1d; 76 do Domestic Brandy; 60 octaves do; 6 half pipes imported brandy; 10 do Gia; 60 quarter casks S M Wine; 100 boxes Tiger Mustard; 60 casos Matches; received uud for sale by MoMAHON A DOYLE, sept22 206 and 207 Bay atreet. EMPLOYMENT FOR 1,000 PERSONS. W ANTED IMMEDIATELY, agents la every coun try in tho United States to ongage in the sale or the beat hook ever sold by subscription, eutitled CHAIN OF SACRED WONDERS; or A Connected View or Scripture Scenes and Inci dents from tho Creation to the End or the Last Epoch; by the Rev. 8. A. Latta, A. M., M. D. This book contalua 700 large octavo pages. The subscription price in mnalln is 92 60—in morocco 98 25 Iu this work are presented the most sublime and imposing scones of the B.ble, furnishing a connect ed view of ihe most thrilling Sacred Wonders or the World A -ample copy will he raallod (post paid) on re ceipt of retail prices. A circular, with contents and terms to Agents, will be forwarded by addressing D. RUUSON, No. 32 South Third street, Philadelphia. N. B.—Persons Hondlng me their address, 1 will mail (poet paid) a foil descriptive catalogue or my books, and with instructions to operate that will enable them to mako from 960 to 910a per month. Ibo list comprises over 100 uow und popular booka, among which will be found some of the best selling subscription books In America. Address as above. . sept22—w4t* NOTICE.—John Bostou. Esq., waa this day -- , m«“*-—* ‘ Wm elected a Director or the Merchants’ and Plantar*’ Bank, to fill tho vacancy caused by Uio resignation of R. M, Williamson, Esq. sep22 WANTED, T 'HREE HUNDRED ,, ACnVE YQUNG MEN to act as local and traveling agents In a business easy, useful and honorable, at a salary of $100 per month I A capital of $6 only required ( No patent meulclue or book buslucsj. Fall particulars given three (free) to a]l who enclose a postage stamp or a thre cent piece, and address A. B MARTYN, se|U22—w3m Plalatow, N. H. FOR NEW YORK. Will sail Wednesday 24th Sept., at 2 o'clock, V. J/. Tho steamship FLORIDA, Captain LWoodliull, wifi leave 49*. Berths not securod until paid for. f . Cabin i’assago 925 Steerage Passage 8 by these steamsbi|)s wll g leuso take notice, thatno Cotton will he reoetved at o presses that la not distinctly marked ou the edge ofthe bale. sop 22 •hll'lHH Ail i. o ,niu./ j f.iijj iitai ifousnlriil viuihuiiija; .foeiiahMig 'ofiil'cliA II iWl’Llk' .Ifixall -—200 bbls. A. B. A C Sdgor, 15 boxes •>f a ,w- Sugar, jU4t received and for by aSrfWW.. SB: S ■ , WUBT£B*PAMH|t Lv.-.'-j ,1 •Ji.iiiai -j.jj ,)Hu.thn\ J jjm *»» fo r. .fcfKib .0 ft gALTIMORE FLOUR—60.bbls, landing from the _ jjWjl ....... O.lWv.- •Ptl7 , SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. ateaner Totten, for sale b 100 bbte Molasses,for Bale to arrive per solir Julia A Rich, by • - ikhTT i aug8 E t i lOlt SALK—10 shurcs Gus Com; os Gas Company Stock, by BARKMAN A BULLOCH E PHELPS’ GIN—60 bbls landing per schooner • John Castner, for sole by ■opt 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO. m measure; also STRANGER! If you want a good and cheap -JuTrunk, Vallce, Carpet B fffior Clothingol‘ any kind orqi ■■sty, ready made or made up to ty, ready Hats, Caj ipe, Shirts, Collars or 1 Furnishing articles or any description, call aud se lect from tho largest and best stock lu the city, at the Star Emporium, 147 Bay street. WM. 0. PRIOR. S SIDES AND HAMS-30hhds Clear Sides 20 tierces choice Huras.landlugand for sale by augl5 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON A CO. S T CROIX SUGAR—16 hhds St. Croix Sugar, laud* Ing por schooner Manhassett, for sale by sept 2 8CSANTON, JOHNSTON A CO MOURNING GOODS, B LACK French Bombazine, Black Alpacas, Black Lama Cloth. Black Mohair, Black Challie, Black French Lawn, Black and White French Mus lin, and a fine assortment or Striped and Plaid Black and While Gingham* and Calicoes, Plain and Striped Black Sewing Silks, and Grenadines, Barege and Tissues, Plain and Figured Black Silks, for summer collars und sleeves, nr tho latest paterns. For sale * AIKIN ‘ by [Jel2] r A BURNS. FOR THE LADIES. J UST received per i'eamablp Florida, from Now York, Brook’s Pattent Waxed White, Black and Cnl’d Spool Cotton, aud for sale by J. W THRELKELD, aug 27 Congress A Wbitiker streets. D imity bands i dimity bands i i— RoceivoiUnd forsalo by sept 2 J. W THRELKELD. ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD. T . >soi the Atlantic a and Gulf Railroad, having adjourned to meet on tho 26th Instant, and It having been represented to me that the interest or that enterprise requires farther time for the obtainment or subscriptions to the Stock, and acquiescing in the justness ofthe suggestion, tho mooting ofthe Board on the 20th loaunt is,hereby postponed until tho 22d day or October next, atMiiiodgeville. E. A. NISBET, Chairman. Macon, Ang. 20,1866 aug 80 SOUTH-WESTERN R. R. CO.,) Maoox, August 14th, 1856. j D ividend NO. 9.—The Board of Directors have this day declared a dividoud of Four Dollars per share on the capital stock of this Compar~ from the earnings or the Road for the six mont_. ending July Slut, payable on and after the 16th In- Stockholders in Savannah will receive thoir divi dends at the Central Railroad Bank. JNO T. BOIFEUILLET, augl5—lm Seo’ry and Treas. CITY TREASURER’S OFFICE, Savoxxau, 2d August, 1860 mHE Bonds of the City of Savannah, due 1st Fel X ruary, 1867, (commonly known as McAllister Bonds,) Issued for Central Railroad Stock, will bo rodeemoid on application, la Stock of the Central Railroad and Banking Company, at its markot val ue, the Bonds being received at par. Holder* ol ths same preferring cash, can have them redeeme In money. JAS. S. WUKIN8, ang S City Treas. VALUABLE RICE PLANTATION FOR SALE, wrnnx txx muts or rax cm or bavan.vab. /"\N the first Tuesday In December next, will be V/ sold before tho Court House in the city of 8a Tanash, the Plantation on the Savannah river, ton miles from the city, known ns Mulberry Grove, be longing to the estate of tbu late Philip Ulmer, con taining six hundred aud eighty-seven sores, of which there are two hundred acres of first quality tide rice land, and one hundred and flfly-flvo acres under good banks • and in a fine state for cultiva tion. Also, seventy five acres of,high land under cultivation. On tho place are a good dwelling house, overseer’s house, barns, negro houses andi ther outbuildings, all in a good state of repair. Per dwtiring to purchase will coll upon 1L K, Hari Ex’f, who resides within four miles of the Grove, or KUxa Ulmer, Rx’trix, who reside* within two mils: ortho Grove. Terms of sate made known on the day of sale. Possession not given until Uie first of January. H.K. H6RR18W.Ex.or JjrH-W ELIZA ULMElt, Kx’trlx. 4ST The Char lesion Mercury' will publish once week until ths day of sale. sept 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A 00. DK ALER IS CHOICE p AMILY GROCERIES und Foreign und Domratlc Fault,' 1 corner BroughU/n and Whitaker.*!. ; *-■ town and oountiry supplied with choice jcw*ds-a\wj moderate prlcas. AU ordor# promptly attended »• lo. and HBtiHfaction always guaraidped, . -h;»\8 . •*— WHOLtSALB AND BITA1L PBALBR IH : ' WINDOW BUNDS, W1N1XJW 8A8H AND .VAHL. DOORS- , West side Monument Square, Savannah, Ga. , - - v 4 oases Ginger Wino, 40 nas,w tlurrel, 6 do assorted Liquors, iu store aud for sale tfil img 19 WEBslER A PALMES. JOHN H. SULLEN21. lift* '<3 . ) ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ofllce corner Bay-aud Draytuq street* •jyU ^ «•=. (. . •• - A. H. CHAMPION. ‘ ' ' ■-•-•*o-.tl!i ” (Succeaaor to Champion A. Watte.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,: No.4Harnard*L. between tho Mark6t umi Bay HL,. ..uibiMi SAVANNAU, OA. ' . ii'JiiSX' r J Dealer in tirocorie#, Forclgu and l>un«*tic Liquo;*,-,. , v, i Dried Fruits, Ac., Ac. ’ i vi. .*.• : ‘' Reforonco—A. Champion, Esq., fcamuol Solomons, : ‘ Esq., Messrs Rabun A wliiteboail, and Swift A Co.', ■' t Savauitali. Ga. mvl' CRANE .WELLS 4b CO., FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bavannah, Us. W.O. Price, FASHIONABLE AND MILITARY TAILOR, No. 149, Bay Street, SA VANN All. Also, tjuperiluu Cloths, asalmero and Vestings, will bo made to.mea sure.uuoxecption ahiojn style vwKman workmanship, by the LM1ER « ANDERSON, ATTORNBYB AT LAW, »V5-Iy moon, at. itTbAlIiiitt; ATTOKNKV AND COUNSEI.IflK ATLAW. Trounville, l/)wndc.H.Ouuuty,Ga. Will practice in Thomas, Lowndes, Clinch, Wore. Appling, 'Cclfalr* trwlu, Laurcnfe, aud Pulaski coumioB. Georgia; and in Jefferson, Madison, Ham-. ilton, and Columbia counties, Florida. . (myll best mechanics, . at eh<*rvos‘. notice- fob 6 Orders from oily aud county solicKed. v JJKACHKd.-—A cliolco lot XT' Eugfl^ Peaches, C OFFER —lOJO.biigHfair,.prime and choice Itlo Oufibu, 53 bags do do do Laguyra do. 8(H)0 lbs 10.1 lliliMl-ltlAHIlk . 111 ulil.il ull.l fl.l. Lulu In. CHAS. G. O AHP11BLL ATTORNEY AT LAW, muRMiKviu.*, aa.t Practices Law m tlm various Counties of the («• inulgee Circuit, and the adjoining Counties ol Twigt*, Laurens and WaBhiugtun. Rotor to—John Boston, H. • * Trane, and R. ■ Hilton. > feoU Old Uov'onunoul J'uyb do, iu store and P-r rale by sopt2 - WEBSTER A PALMES. PATENT ICK PITCHERS. J UST received. ONLY thirty-two days from Ual timmo by tile now .■'louuuhip Line. The nu merous enquirers will ho glad to learn that they have finally arrived. KENNEDY A BEACH, ilmise-l'urui-hing Store, Hodgson’* New Block. »Wg4 J UST i Check Nainsimki and (.’ambries I Choi ‘Wttti I' RECEIVED-White Urilliuntos wiles’ black rllk Gloves IVuter Twist Lmg Cloth, Patent Leather Belts Huckabak Tuweliug, Ac. For salo by au«7 DiiWITT A MORGAN. GEORGE A. GORDON, ' ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ixi» . • • Commissioner oj' the U. S, L ouil pf Claims for the State of Georgia. ; Officettonor Bay and Bull streets. r. i> myU) .nr ' PhOtoguaY»hs. • ( \ Large sized Phoingra; bs, ta ken by MILLER, AT TWKLVK l>- IUKh VKK DOXKV Also, Ambrotyne* and Da- guerreotypes, In uls usual su perior style. A call Is solicited. J. W. MILLEt. marJT cr. St. Jullau-st. aud Market square F ANCY PRINTS—One case Faucy Printed Cali coes, warranted fast colours, at«»{ conts per yard. Just u-cetved by atcumer KuoxvUle, and for sale by ^ DkWITT A MORGAN. H EACH ISLAND CORN, for sale, to arrve, 1,20 bushels prime Beach Island Corn, apply lo aug 2B WEBSTER A PALMES. YONGE & FRIERSON,5 FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SO. 94 WAV-«tHKSr. HAVASNAU, QA apr4 u. atwyrb®; BARGAINS I BARGAINS I BlflJLEiiNO OFF AT SMALL ADVANCE ON COST. ATTORNEY AT LAW,) Office 176, Bay-Bt., over Turner * Go’s. Drug Store BAVANNAB, QA. nov 10—ly T H FALL GOODS, whhlh will soon bu coming in, offers his present steek of DRESS GOODS, Ac., at a small advance on Now York coat. J. W. THRELKELD, Lougress aud Whitaker streets. News please copy j July 29 jptNK LIQUORS— half pipes JClepper’s Bi*nudv > vintage 1815 4 quar do do do ’ ’ do |10 k do do do , do 4 half do Otard Dupuy A Co’s do do 4 quar do do do Uu ik do do do do 2 naif do Hcunesea do do k 2 do do A Seignette do do UU uu a CHIISUUUU UU UO 10M 60 ball', quarter and eighth pipes Cognac, Ro- chello and Bordeaux Brandies of various brands 3 pipes Moder Swan Gin 10 6 gallon domijousOld I/mdon Dock and Clo- vor Loaf Ulu St Croix and Jamaica Ram la puncheons Old do and do do in domijous Very old Port and Madolra Wines in demyona Champagne, Rhine and Claret Wine in caseB and baskets; in bond and store for salo by aug9 WEBSTER A l’ALMES. COME ONE-COMB ALL » I HAVE Just rocelrod some 100 tbousaud good Spanish Sogers ortho very beat brands, also, a lot or good German Sogars, at low prices. . Also, a lot or good French and Gorman Wines. AH of which I am destined to soli at reduced prices. I havo also added to my present stock, a lot or tho very finest French Brandies—and I say to you ono aud all, now Is your time, for I am determined to mako my mot to, low prlcos, and quick sales—so come and see meat the corner or Bay and Bull streets, aug 26 A. BON AUD. BOOK AGENCY. T HF Subscribers have established a Book Agency in Philadelphia, and will furnish any book or publication at tho retail price freo of post age. Any persons by forwarding tbo subscription price oronyouo ofthe 93 Magazines, such as Har per’s, Godey’s, Putnam’s, Graham’s, Frank Losllo’s Fashions, Ac,, will receive the Magazines for one year and a copy ora splendid lithograph portrait ot either Washington, Jackson or Olay; or if subscri bing to a 92 and 91 magazine, they will receive a copy or either or tlio throe portraits. If subscribing to 96 worth or magazines, all three portraits will be sent gratis. Music furnished to those who may wiBh It. Envelopes ofexory size and description In large or small quantities fornlshed. Beal Presses, Dies, Ac., sent to ordor. Every description or ougraving on wood executed with neatness and dispatch Viowa of Buildings. Newspaper Headings, Viowa of Machinery, Book Il lustrations, Lodge Certificates, Business Cards, tfo, AH orders sent by mail promptly attended to Per sons wishing viows of their buildings engraved can send a Daguerreotype or sketch of the bulldlug by mail or express. Persons at a distance having saleable articles will find it to that* advantage to address tho subscribers as we woula *jt as agent for the sale or the same BYRAM <C PIERCE. 60, South Third street, Phils., Pa. nov 26—dAwly C ANDLES, COFFEE A CANDY— 200 boxes Adamantine, Tallow and Sperm Candles , 160 bags Rio Coffeo; 75 mate Old Gov. Java Coffee ! 60 boxes fresh ground do. 60 boxes assorted Candy, received and for Bale by MoMAHON A DOYLE, aug 26 No. 206 A 207 Boy st. HUDSON'S FERRY FOB SALE. The subscriber offers for sale all her Lpossosslons In Scrlvcn county, contain- ing about one tnousaod acres of Lind, bore or less, all adjoining said Ferry, and extending to the Augusta road — -The Improvements consist of a good iwerttafc, Store, Warehouse; and all other necessa ry out-buildings,. About sixty-five acres are under fonce and in good order for .cultivation. The luad is first quality, aud well supplied with fending tim ber. It ia an excellent stand for the merchandize business. The Ferry U tho best, located and most patronized or any other between Savanoah and Augusta. There is aim passing through the I never falling stream, fully sufficient to supply Idrets Orist or Saw Mill. For further particulars roe at Springfield, Effingham county, Ga. sept 7—tf ELIZABETH JONES. BbABDnra. ~ , _— families canto Willi good Raima ami Bourd, on tuo West side or Montgomery street, one door above "outh Broad street. MRS, U. 8. RAYMER. dec 12—if DENTISTRY. Dra. EOYALL k JOHNSON, Dentate, office wnerBt.Jullon.il. and Uurlcet Sqove, onr a Wll. ..... , , r m*’»Jewelry etore. Office hour, a S to 3 o’clock, and from 3 to 6. W com C larified sugar—60 bbis o clarified ougar 60 do B do, 8teWart’s; 60 do A do; landing and _ 60 do B for salo by septl7 O LBAK SIDES.—20 casual r* ^ 8CRANLON, JOHNSTON A CO. 9 Bides, received and fe. soglO I. YONGE A I r superior Cleart UN, 94 Bay st. oi aitviuauM vVi, . Auction and Comlinutun Henhanto, 110 Bmin Strut, r - il 5 : SAVAN...AH, IWJHIIIA. . . ■< ■ . A.Tuomah. V.ith • i ■ .A A. e. l’*niica > iLIri <fir! f) - i>. ci!i ii'jlffy ;l i;- J. W. PATTEltSfrKr . ATTORNEY- AND COUNSELLOR AT UW, Troupvdlo, Lownde*i outy,Ga. (-till imi-i •!»!.' r ! oU'ku-'w. ni J-y.-inv fviuubH 8. W. BAKER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Mouticello, Jefferson County, Fla. Rererenoe—Hon. W. B. Fuming, Bavannah, Ga. myll EDWARD G. WILSON, MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. At Messrs. Ward & Owens’ Law Office. (myll WAYNE, GRBirVILLK A CO., ERCHAPTfS, COMMISSION AND FORIV. Bay-street Sawinah. THUS. S. WAYNE. C. E. GRENVILIA R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE, Jy 6—tf Savannah.Chattanooga. C. W. MABRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW nUNKUN, HXAKD 00., OX. WU1 attend to professional business in tbeCoucUss of Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, Melt* wether and Troup. Reference—Hon. E. Y. HiH, LaGrange, Ga.; Hos, David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.: Colonel M. M. Tidwell, Fayetteville, Ga.; and Mr. William Dougherty. Co lumbus, Ga. 8 a pi 7-1 y. Wm* MoAL LISTER* ~ tailed ou reasonable terms. Ordors res pectfully solicited. aplB COOL RETREAT THE ARBOR BILLIARD SALOON. (upstairs) Corner Bull and Bryan streets, over Barber Shoo June 27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent. M. WHIT SMITH, ATTORNEY AT LAW, AU1UATOB, XASt FLORIDA. Will practice in the Eastern and Southern Counties ReTer to—Col. S. S. Slbloy, and R. B. Hilton, Ea vannah. __ fob2Uf DR8. LEFLHR A WILCOS^’BenUns. ARE now fully prepared to in sert foil or partial sette of Teeth ou the principle of Dr. J. AUens’s CJonUnu ** Patent Continuous Gum, Dy thii improvement, tho form ofthe faco can be restored (o any degree ot rotundity that may be desired, 1 'Ills applicable in ail casus where tlio cheeks havo fallen in and caunot bo detected by *Iia closest observer.— This motbod combines the foliowiugi I vantages:— An artificial gum, whicli exhibits a perfectly natural and life-Uko appearance, and imparts tothetheeth that peculiar expression wbioh characterizes ths us* ■ tural organs. - .. This Gum consists ora sllaciouscompound. • which Is applied and fhsed upon the Teeth and Plate in such a manner, as to fill up all tho interstices arouud ths baso of the Teeth, and also unites them firmly to each other and to-the Plate upon which * they are sett. This sooures perfect cleanliness of the Teeth. Offioo over DeWitt & Morgan, Congreasstreet. *% Republican and Oeorgian copy, feb 16—tf WM. M. WILLIAMS. THADDKCH OUVKB. JACK IROWM WILLIAMS, OLIVER A BROWN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buena Vista, Marlon County, Ga., W1U practice in the counties of Marlon, Maconi Hous ton, Stewart, Randolph, iluscogee, Lee, and any adjoining counties, whore their services niay bs required. myll WILLIAM PHILLIPS, , ATTORNEY AT LAW, MAKIim, OA. OC126—ly ' W, DAVID G. ATTORNEY AT LJ 8FAHTA, OA. Will practice in the counties or Hancock, Warren, Washington, and Baldwin. Rxmuwas—Behn h Foster, Rabun fcBmltn. and E. A. Soullard. Savannah. janfi ’ R. B. HILTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Office corner or Bay and Drayton-ids. BAVANNAH, GA. my n ',nv. H * COLDINO, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. No, 14IJBERTY8T' Quo door west of Drayton., myll WM. C. CONNELLY, ATTORNEY AT LAW.,', . i, Worth county, -ia*. (roar onwx auumr.) Will practise in the Southdtn Circuit, and in Macon, joly and Worth Counties ol the Maoon Clrcnit; . J ®* Particular aUcutlon given to the coltecttonot mall " ’ *“ ■ In South-Western Georgia. IEOAB AND TOBACCO STORK. . No. 39, Bull ilreet, (rim of tto Big Indten.) N. B.—Keens constantly on hand Spaoiah, Hall Spanish, and American Sogars, at wholesale and re- all. Alio, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, he. Junol JAMBS McHENR^v Imnrance Broker and Notary Public. 1 ^ > Marine Protest* Noted and Extended, Averaged adjusted, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn* Papers prepared whereby to recover loesfce from ido ‘ J A American or British Underwriters, and attention given Vo all maUora connected with aMpplng and In surance, No. 118 Bay-street opposite the front ol the Custom House. > front ol novfi- JESSE T. BERNARD. LORA^L ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Af LAW/ NownatasvUlsi- _ Refereneo-Georgo l* Brown, William nansvffie, ¥*.,&. a HUton, ~ Savannah, Ga. ’ .1 ■ New- hiv> h\H 'j t ‘JiI| , «UJ »-;i .fl - W