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Unity, m-Wee) Olloial f apw.of the City tndConnty R.B. HILTON & CO. rioMunou and PDDUSinna. k X. HILTOK, - i- - - - Mltor. ». W HAMILTON. - . AuHUlU Editor. ftTUHDATMOHWmo. iEPTDIT.lMa =91 fa i' i. WkininttiOMUH) Were the; it UaMmoro, by II S&xs^sVmiSW Bomo ware s bat ho* many 7 Would It b« poMiblotomantlon a member of that body, Who U neither a Know Nothing uor ha* voted (or Know NoUfioj oaudldato ehmo the organ Ian- Uoh of the mlaiianretl American party 7 Wo doubt, trthen thane ge'nlleinan and their con- ■tltaeote have with aoarcely un excu|itlon, been Identified with the “Atuorlmiua" ntthc poll*. jflfcjt' OL£’ W A I SLS* ' f * RMOUKtl iNO UBMOVA RMVUm .ASP UliNOVATBH, mfw • • 'pda PM&IDKNTt • JAMES BUOHANAN, ov rawanTAMia. POB VICE PBK31DENT; JOHN 0. BRECKINRIDGE' OK KJDfTtJGET. aitoiorfl fbr the iUte nt Lirgr. WILLIAM a. SIILG9, of Chatham. IVBB30N1* HARRIS, of Baldwin aLTiutraTxa ro* run eraxa at ukok.I HBSBir 0. LAMAR, of Bibb. .3. LAMAR, o Augustus a Wiliam, or pioyd. 0I8TB10V ELECTOR*. M. ouatrt, Thonar M. Fobxar, of Glynn. Id. District, Saxcxi, Halt,, of Macon. Id. District, Jakes N. Ramsay, or Harris. 4th. District, Lucies J. Gahteell, of Fulton. Itb. District, Jons W. Lewis, or Cass. Oth. Distrust, Jakes P. SiKuosa.orOwiunctL 7th. Distort, Thomas P.SArroi.D,of Morgan. 8th District, Taos. W. Tuomas, of Elbert TUB OLDER I GROW, TUB MORE IN CLINED I AM TO BE WHAT IS CALLED A STATJBS RIGHTS MAN.—damn Buell- asan't ipatn on the admirsion qf Arkaniat, in 1838. 1 *’CLLY ENDORSE THE RESOLUTIONS, AND MAT PCRTUBR SAY THAT 1 AM WHAT IS CALLED A STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.—Mil C. Dreckenridge in re sponse to hit nomination for the Via Prattien- Oi l'S? •mClZIG'XIAFEI thstpsrty not. than it was before the Conven tion wss hold 7 is there ono of the delegates ftom Georgia (for example) or ono of their old lino Whig constituents, who did uot vote for Judgo Andrews end against Gov. Jchnsou last fall.? If none, how much stronger luUcor gla Is fits Fillmore party of this year, than was the Audrewe party of 1858. Is not ,tho latter weaker, decidedly wookor than was tho for mer 1 Were uot Mr. Jcuklna, Judge Nisbet, Mr- Hawkins candidate for Congress in the 2nd District, Mr. Tumllu candidate for Congress in tho Jth, with hoste of others, supporters or Judgo Andrews last yoarV are they not oppo nents of Hr. Fillmore now 7 But let us return to tho Interrogatory at the head ot this article. If unable to answer U, we may at least mention some fact* which tend to suggest nn answer: The Senate of the United States ot the as aombling of the last session of Congress con tained nine Sonthorn Whig Senators, not In cluding Mr. Clayton, of Delaware. Oftheso nine,who are quite as goud representative* of Old Lino Whigery, (wc imagliiu) as the mem bers of the Baltimore convention—six are Dio advocates of Janies Buchanan. Three only sup port Fillmore. 'Ttoo thirde of the Whig mera here of the United States Seuato are for Bach- nnanj one third against him. We thiuk it uot Improbable that every.Southern Whig Senator, who nut having joined the Enow Nothingi can rightly claim the name of an Old Line IFAig. Is now a Buchanan man. If so, let this fact answer the question "Where arc the Old Lino New York Markets. New Yose, Sept. 28. -The Cotton markot bis been active to^ay, with prices in favor of the seller. One thousand bales changed bands, about half of which was on speculation. Re. eaipts light. Middling Uplands 12 j: Middling Mobiles 12 j. Flsor advanced ftom 8 to 12 cents. Wheat declined from 3 to 4 cents. Steamer Treat* Mobile, Sept. 25.—The steamer Ren Lee, bonce for Demopolis, sunk. No Uvea lost. t Death of a Ship Builder, New Yoke, Sept. 28.—To-day George Spicer, (he celebrated ship builder, was thrown from % wagon, and so seriously Injured tbit he soon died. Burning of the Niagara. Nxw Yoke, Kept. 28.—Fifty persons, it turn been ascertained, were lost by the burning of the steamer Niagara. Fillmore Procession. New Yonx, Sept. 26.—Forty thousand per ions were present nt tbe Fillmore proccsslenln Albany. (Some how or other the telegraph did not hear a word of it, when from one hundred to one hundred and fifty thousand Demoerate met It Drayton, Ohio, the other day I] Tire iXemocrutlo Meeting. A very large nndicnce assembled, lust even lag, to receive the report of the CommiUco up pointed to nominate a Mayoraud twelve Alder men. to run as tbe candidates of the Democratic Party. Dx. Arnold took tho Chair and Mr. Henry Scranton acted as Secretary. Du. Arnold, ns Chairman of tho Nominating Committee, re ported the following ticket: DR. JAMES p ay SCREVEN The Lottery TlrkH. Uy ii train of (HtwpiioliitiiWjhi, m tmmarltod iw uuforenoon, Mr. Clinton, an oioluunt mur- chant, found jilmftetf reduced from u ycry ufljn* cut rtltimtion to very moderate nifCtniintauveH. Ho \\m married, and the lather of a very In tcrcfitliiff little daughter. Mr* Clinton iinive*cd PallUra ‘in PrititiyivniiU^jliiU Demo--, ■? I»r. M’6.ire’5. Vermifuge. | NE W ?C3ItOl rrntlii I>4’iu9iibtmtIon • 4>f the '•WtKP;\kM( f»y n&Md infos. OF PttWBCMfl. J. f aJd - , PnvtvnUn i>f;ilnfilAnntv nn4J|ir©tf>M«-U^>oiti>ro^odi^iiiMi^antwoht)f;ymir9, Dr* - . rltterc''' jjF y-J iu^Uni iii^MH^drabloptil^W ulflle^W : StOHi . In the UoAtou C'ounn, u Fillmore paper, wu ikMb m* iy i*Tin • f w m dlacuorand' waa induced f ypifK undersigned mibflcriborfl wuutilinformiheir llud au account of tliu great UcuioiHtration of' ’•» <i|*|»t> *»imii si< < f blmnlndtolliodlfccovory | friend* and the public generally, that they to vSttjfe II wan the celebration-61 lire nwil-j "«.• Wotured by versury of tho kiguing of the CoiiMltullon ot not In iholr lodge*, liovr much stronger i* | u good intellect and an excellent heart, and •cmii.ir lit j and in y l> • 11’Hi Ii r^li, which i* perfectly cofo, *•(* al.l.s* In children t f tho nioit tvu* ! dvr«v ' eii.tl-;. Bat in other reaped! It to a fact full of in terest and pregnant with admonition to those who woald follow the path of duty. The geutle* men refered to—Pearce, Pratt, Jones, Toombs* Ocyer and Benjamin—possess superior intelli* gencc. Sojourning for months at the seat of the Federal Government, whatever could lie learn* cd of tho principles, tendencies and prospects of the different parties, was within thoir reach. The lifetime opponents of Mr. Buchanan and Democracy, those who know the force of old prejudices, need not be told that nothing but considerations of overwhelming weight could have brought them to tbe support of tbe Dem ocrat ic Presidential nominee. Does not, then, their course, aside from all other arguments! constitute a strong reason tor believing that the South to right In sustaining Buchanan? When it is added that not only these old line Whigs, but leading members of the American party—such men asShortridgo, Know Nothing candidate for Governor of Alabama; Pryor, K. N. candidate for tbe U. S. Seuato, and Percy Walker, Congressman from tho same State, Fontaine, K. N. candidate for Governor of Mississippi—these, and many other Ameri cans, are now lighting with the Democracy, should not tiio patriotic nnd reflecting among our opponents ask themselves, is it not possible that wo are wrong in fighting against that party? 1. 2. 3. ••4. 5. Aldermen, DR. RICHARD D. ARNOLD, WM. S. BASINGER, AARON CHAMPION, “ SOLOMON COHEN, ROBERT LACKL130N, C. DR. J. F. POSEY, 7. ROBERT D. WALKER, A JOHN G. FALLfOANT, 9. JAMES B. FOLEY, 10. GEORGE A. GORDON, ALVIN N. MILLER, THOMAS PURSE. Tbe nomination was received with immense enthusiasm ond cheering, end Dr. Screven was •filed for by the meeting. He mode a lew ro- 1 marks accenting tho nomination—saying that It had not been his desire to como bo tore tho pnblio again as a candidate for tho Mayoralty, but oa bis party bad called upon hint ho was thereto da their bidding. Short speeches were made by Messrs. Arnold, Fulllgant, Posey, Walker, Foicy and Uisiugcr, accoptiug their several nominations. R. D. ARNOLD,Chairman. Benbi H. Sciianton, Secretary. 11. 12. Got, Wro. 91. Klehnls- Appointment*. Hon. T. M. Furman, tbe Dcmucrutlo in,ml- nes tor eloctorof tire First District, having ac cepted the service of Col. Win. M. Nichols, the Democratic alternate Elector lor tho First Dis trict in all tho counties south of tho Altnniabu and Ockmulgeo Rivers. Cul. Nichols mitliori- sees U3 to say that he will uddres.* tire people In that portion ot the District at tire following tlmesand places, Col.N. also authorizes us to eiy that be will be happy to men any Electa on the Fillmore Ticket in discussion ut uiiy of the appointments named below : Saturday, Oet. 18th, Wuresborough, fVare Co. Monday, “ 20th, TradcrehiU, Charlton Tuesday. “ 21st, JelTcrsonrille, Camden Wcdn'y, “ 22d, Waynesvillo, Wayrio Saturday, " 25th, HomosviUe, Appling Monday, “ 27th, Dougiaas, Collie Teesday, " 28th, C&rtora Bridge, Clineli Wedn'y, 11 2'Jth, Troopvillo, Lowndes Friday, “ 31st, Groversvillo, Colquitt Saturday, Sept. 1st, Thomasvillo, Thomas New Grocery Store. The well known Grocery stand in Whitaker street, heretofore occupied by Sir. John Daily, baa been renovated and remoddled, nnd Is now occupied by Mcesm R. H, Watson & Co., whoao advertisement will be found in another column of thlemomlng’e paper. They imvo o complete and assortal etock, and we hcepouk for them a remunerative business. v Alderman \ViiIhcr. A writer in yesterday’s Republican pays It D. Walker. Esq., ono of the Democratic nomi nees for Aldomuui, Uto following well merited " M '■ 'll presented as ono every way lefr lender—a man of strict In- y,buo bolding high position in ono of our tlxn churches—hiab-niindcd, honorable man; one,upon whoso character, tiro smallest stain ban never reeled -eno who line tho eniiie eonjldrnee of his fellow-citizens—one who won honored nt onr last election with Iho largest vote given to any uau on either ticket—iu line, •man everyway competent to dlschnrgo the duties of Chief Magistrate. Haportofthe lSoacd of Health of Ohir- lealon. Omen op Hoard or Hraltit, I Tlmredny Night, 0 o’clock. J The Board offlleulth report two doatiri ftom Tailoir Fever for the past twenty-four hours* ... J. L. Dawson, H. D.,C. R. [From th* lluimblicau, ot yc^Uirduy.J just Tho Democracy held their mcetiog lust night for the purpose of receiving the report ot tbe Committee appointed to nominate candi date* for Mayor uud Aldermen. There was quite t gathering of tho faithful; the ticket was announced and considerable gloriUcation had over tho stale news which appeared iu tho Re publican, yesterday morning. The ticket was the samo, and wo received duo credit for our skill of “guessing.” Exactly ao. On the other haud, though tho American ticket has doubtless been dominated, toe arc not sure that wo could guess the uumo of n single gmtlemau on it. Bo superior is the dark lantern, culvert system of.tho Know No thing to the old fashioned ways of Democracy, Three Partlee Iu I£nn»u«. A Kentuckian and a Minister of tho Gospel writes to his brothor, .living iu Uuisvillc, Ky (j from Kansas, a* follows: Conservative men everywhere should kuuw that Knuso-s is divide into threo parties: 1. Ab"litionists of the Garrison stamp, who trample .upon the Constitution nud tho Bible, and join iu bauds to waraude through tho Ter ritory. 2. Moderate Free State men, who uphold Lhv Constitution, and hecauso theyrefuso to Imvo their homes ami joiu tho armed Abolitionists, aro actually driven into Missouri by men who irofess to bo seeking tbe .same object, their torses atoicu and their houses pillaged. J. Pro-slavery men, tho greater part oi whom dcsiro peace, but yet are gouded to detenniued revenge by tho memory ot long years of Aboli tion agression. Tim advent of Lane’* armed men was tbe signal for the Abolitionists, with all tho outlun-t, iu the country under them, to commence their depredations almost simultaneously upon a Georgian colony—upon Treadwell’* settlement and the town ot Fruukliu. Then began the ex traordinary impressment of Free State men—a spcctaclo that should startle the North. For proof seo tho affidavit of .Martin White, a free Stuto mail in Kansas, and formerly a member of the Illinois Legislature. He, un old man, shouldered hi* rifle undjuught by the side of pro- slavery men at Ossawatomic, on tho Both Aug. Upon one of twenty Abolitiopiats killed he found his sou* boots, and aho recovered two of his horses. Ho regards it a* a signal protection of Provideuco that not a solitary pro-slavery mau was killed. Tho conservative Free Stulo meu now sec clearly that Abolitionism is us de structive to tho North as to the South. Hun dreds of them aro now receiving the,hospitalities of tho border Missouriuns, uud uro imploring the latter to go in and us*iit in putting down the marauders. Mii.d Punishment for a TRURtnr.it Ciumh.— Two men, named Cassils,havu been sent to tho State Prison for two year*, for placing obstruc tions upon tho track ortho Galena and Chicago Railroad. Two year* imprisonment only lor at tempting an indiscriminate murder of scores of passengurs, when an individual for attempting the life or a single person will be Imprisoned double that time. Tbe wretch who attempts to throw a railroad train from tho track, does hot dcsorvo ever to mingle again among civilized people. I£c should be treated like u madman and shut np for life. Substitute foh Rosin.—HerrFodor.n chem ist, has discovered a new composition to super sede tho rosin generally used by violin players. It Is applied by means of a camol’a lmlr brush, and remains good during one hundred hours* playing, and hus no evil effect upon either the strings of the Instrument or the hairs of the bow, and is also said to give n clearness to tho tone. she uud her husband were neither young nor madly atlauliud to the pleasure of tho world* they left the metropolis to spend the remuntr of their days in seclusion, without a single mur mur uguinnt tbe dispensations of Hint Provi- dotii'o lliat had llmsafllictcd Hieiu. The eons- r.loiMuoss of having done nothing to deserve this turn or fortune checud them uo little iu their retreat. It Is true that, when alone, retro spection would sometime* draw a .-igh from Mrs. Clinton gent!-.- bosom, Imi the philosophic consolations of him who had from Ills bridal day made her happiness the principal object of Ills attention, brigthened her features witii thu smiles of contentment ns often as tiny were clouded. The place selected for their retreat was a spot extremely plea .suit, within a few miles of the metropolis, thu house was privately Mitiuoftt ugreea bly situated, .surrounded with charming landscapes, nnd tho few friend* out of thu herd of acqua iutaufi n whu ctowdi d their loonm iu Borrye Square, declared that their l»ttl«* villa was delightful, a perfect hijeu of a Ik me. Mrs. Clinton posseting a l»»-te lor planlA and flower*, found mucli aiuin^nieiit and inteiotin the cultivation ot a little gurdeii, wlucli, with the education of a veiy apt and tractahlo daughter, and the supcio tenduice of her Hindi family afluits, wifllcicutly exclndol any com plaints against tiio tedium of tune. Fanuy Clinton when removed from town was about twelve years old, excecdiuly pleasant and engaging in her manners, sensible and gentle natured. She certainly merited all the mdulgeuciCM wi th which the wu* treated by her parents and frieuds. Rut her parents were alnioat too loud of her—too fond for their own felicity, for while they loved her to a censurable excess, their fear« uud anxieties were beyond expression. Their house was located in a populous vil lage, but it stood ut u distance and remote from the fashionable port of it. Fur fiom bei tig displeased, however, with the privacy of his situation, it was on that very account the more agreeable to him, for ho desired not a great deal of society, ns he did not now live in the stylo to wh ich he had been accustqincd ; with a few sober regular people like themselves ho nud Mrs. Clinton chiefly associated iu u neigldxiriy way, with out ceremony or ostenta tion, and were determined not to he drawn out by the quality. They might have been visit ed by half tbe village, had they given cards They were much respected indeed by those who had, and those who had not route by the former, they could tint beloved, but were aat- iMled with tlie respect and esteem of thu lat ter. After having lived very happily for live years ut the village, the mldreaso* of a young gentleman to Fanny were accepted, aud afford ed them much pleasure. Mr. Mubiey was a man of an unexceptionable character, but pos sessed of only a Hindi fortune, yet a* lie was desperately,but virtuously In love with Fanny aud gently ufluicdto inurry her without ushili Ing down, both Mr.ami Mrs. Clinton regarded hlm.Hsaiicqiit*ilion, ami anobjoot not to be discarded. While the necessary arrangements were be ing made for the wedding day, uud they re gretting very much that their present limited Income would not allow a brig liter aud larger fete for the occasion, u ticket Mr. Ciiutou had purchased in the lottery c.miu up u round lea tliouaaud. This nuhoped-lor eveut hud such an uflecl upon Mr*. Clinton, that she was completely transformed into another beiug. Shu was uud- donJy seized with a violent desire to return to her o id neighborhood, that those who had with malicious compassion triumphed over heron being obliged to retire, might bo mortified by beholding her once again in a position equal to the showy one in which site figured before. Mr. Clinton, having a stronger and more philosophic midoratuuding, was not so eluted with his unexpected success as to indulge the desire of again launching out into his former style of living. On the contrary, lie took no small pains to drive out of Mr*. Clinton’s head the magnificent .-clicinc* which had intruded themselves into it. Hut how little do we know cvcu of ourselves! I)y the death of n distant il lativeu lew week afterwards, Mr. Hinton very unexpectedly- they had not for many years been on good terms—cuuiu into the possession of .1 fortune more than double his prize. This acquisition coming so mmiii after Hie other completed the downfall of hi* philosophy, and lie .-ouii began to fed the lilting flame which he had **• strenuously endeavored to ex tinguish iu the IwsoM or hi* ambitious wilo burning iu Ills own breast. The rage for up- pmrnncv, though they were both 011 the sha dowy side of forty, miiiu.ited them to tuidi a degree that from that moment they thought uud dreamed of nought but pomp, parade, equipage uud state. When a p.iwiou tor guyety and splendor predominate* iu the IkmiIs of tii 0*0 wiio arc lmstciiirg to tlieuntinimul season of their lives, it generally driven them into re- diculotis durations, iu which tlivy certainly de serve all tiio merriment they may crehte. The village iu which they had.ppcnt *0 many pleasant day* and years was no longer endura ble. Enquiries were made immediately after a handsome house iu Hie square from wli'ch they had removed, uud luckily for them, us they thought, intuxiciited with the flattering revolution iu their affair*, a house was jii»t at that time evacuated by u lady whose- husband a few uroliths before died in it. Mr. Clinton, a* noon ns he heard of it, hurried to the land lord and closed an agreement with him a* pre cipitately as If tho felicity of hi* future life de pended upon his second residence in Ucrrye Square. [CONCLUSION TO-MOIIUuw.] 1111tmir.1iion, aud atUdoia ) n with regirU lodi'inking cold i-1-..rdoing the lo-wl injury to ..ii. .va iiiore’iililn uumb.tr of •-*!•-!<c*.l lijr Uii* vjrcul v*-ruil- the United State*. Governor* Jolmnoii and Gobh of Georgia, Gov. Floyd of Virginia, Col- Win-L. l'ruidou ol Kentucky, Cul. F. I'liillip* of Aluliniim, Hon. Mcim**. Churchwell of Ten nessee, Kiddle of Delaware,‘Riddle of Mushu olmscth, uml Mclvcou of New York, were the Itfiucipul *iieakera. Wo quote as follows from the Courier's cor respond 1. net . , . 1 itn" no* Iiii-it . will lie careful l" ask lor !*r. qr^^l!^ tZX 1 y| r well a* city club*; indeed, Fhiludclpliiu was , 1 ,,|ul ®3 “ • m burg,!... 1 .u n» ure other guy with flower* tliut day. Tho frank ami I Vei mltug’’. • r**<i» u d.v * 1 bo Vcrmifujjo, now beforo portly Guv. Cobb Aud the sedate yet glaceJul. l e l».. '.I'iJiiM gunuiue Uvi r I’liia, «Uo hi* Churcliwell built preluded their sjieechc* by j eek-i'i‘ai.‘>l v\ rmif.i,« carefully tucking into their hat* superb bo- J -u iri .,. qects or lilllu, urrU u|ioslrei;lilzc.l tire bright s or galaxy iu the window* ol the Court House with i an order that ought to have Touched their lit-, tie heart.. We not oed many quaint device* ‘ New Jt oncupiod by John, ... ., — , , ----- thomselvcH us caiidlilat. - for tho patruMKo of till* etty and IU vicinity. ftielr stock U new uml largt of llui following— coiiHiHting in part VnlYen V tin,. - lull; lt |. 6 re relUly and ffl»W N . um , l)hBfli ,| " ' '»)* wlUl Invariable , , UHOWN. CLAtUFlKU , In hu oftrom flvo to tvieuij acrw, '’"■WHEMKII Sb’UAlt?-'. Tho LTiivertiiy .i ciagi.ow esui Jriuitcouof the Inlvrrshy will oii« r at , mb . — lid ''ii Wcdm-Hlaj. the Ifitli of Ocffi, noxt, at 11 o'clock, A,m., u, front of n, e u..t,Y near flic- O dlogo: A largo number orc!L>|u ( . ij.,.' log caoh coutommg uiii.* lentJ.M of a D tr ,,. lying on tollcgo Avenue and other *nr«u cri*s^ Itnt right ungiorf, 8ID « Also, abuui two hundred acre* 01 ] ju i( j, ,. car tll(i College—most of it adapted mcolUvatiou, 1,1,5 Iy one half doDEdy covoicd with a liiaVy t-rn*.* of ouk and hickory wood— di.j 1,0.,t rir-.w can bu obtained within the samo daiuiuoVr m MIII«.lgcvlllo. Thb tract will Do civt.nK U. I .rrv..... it....... .......... - - . ttuu BC-K1 AND 1*M\S y orm. whatever, no r«r | Kvory dchcription ol Codec* and Teas, Butter, loinl. hi. r.i I..iii'lt.Mi.i.....I.I PI,.i,» rhiiMln. f>M(*korH. I’icklo*. l.ilbUIO*. Flour, b'hocso, t'rackcra, I'icklos, Caboip*, suiicts, .Soap, Cued I cm, Sogora, rouiiuiit ba* * au<l in mh.ci-fmiiI operalilir ihcJ? pr e jural or y ami primary male an-j fen,Jio in un; violuity; llie heaTtli of the ,1 co Ubuccci *614 aUblUbcd (»u a j n . r . ntu.p.r. .... * I100W a* acce*il- i'otmcco, ' ’ ' l»m»y;a»..J the1 high toned charautr 0/, U iM^bli' :;7" y ^ "■ - F “ m | | ALSO, •-an now i.e tuii at alt re FbKMfNO DUOS. among the banner* New Jersey bua*.ted of 7U00 majority in Hie tailent letter* and iiigure*. Beverley *wor6 to smstaitt the Union. New Yotk city, repre*ontcd by the Union Club, floated Hie uir witii her bamiera, promising 10,01)0 majority for Buck. «V ilreck. Gallant Union Club, your iuu*ic uud tlie rich reguiia of your u**ociatltm were theme* iu every one’s month, and uiauy a pretty Qiialieress.will date first resolve toward-i guy life from your ad vent. \ Chester county blazoned it* confidence in the people, aud tue First Ward German Club pic- torially expressed their contempt for a candi date who kisc-ed “ iiiggei*.” Tlie :.ecoiid Waid proclaimed itself good for 1.000 majority, while a pair of strapping mules hauled u gigantic traibspareucy, whose object was to auiiouuce Thomas It. Florence thu poor man’s friend. The Fourth Ward went in for 1200 majority, And their mottoes— First wo Polked them, Then wo Pierced them. Now we’ll Muck them. The 3th and Otli Ward* were particularly facetious, with huge antlered bucks goring most mule-like woolly Imr.-es, home of whom teemed troubled with the holts. The Wheat- .aud Club of Philadelphia Wus a showy laxly, Aid had many liamlso.ne device.*. T he lit 1 Ward came with u huge bell, which continually tolled a lugubrious lor Fremont and his lior.^c. The 13th Ward Club was great iu gamecocks, UAH It IS OK'S COLUMBIA HAIK DYES. SIZE XI.AU'iKL), 8TVLK IMPKOVBD. it ak dome cht quantity uud strength oi auy other. , , it give* a porwctly natural color. It color* every shade from light brown to jet black. . ,. it is ^erfeoriy harmless to the skin. Us oiicei ia i.oinmaueous and peiiii&iJtnt, 1 wi' 'K-.-i, ,’iit *»••*!, chcapent aiiii mul-fI n i-vt'i mmiv, a* ■ «'•»*• t>"ii i' 1 !'-!u uecompauy each box.^ffiff 111.- -1 < z. $ 1— 1 z-t. fl tO—4 at--. AC—8 ozs. *0. .: t ..ii.*. 10 un Act « i Con^ri-fcs, iu the y. ■ -»• " • iiarrlsou in the clerk's uu.ee .a iln I'eii K i 1. n, mi Uhj Irmed Fuues for the kiii u-i i< l»ii 11 • 1 • 1. i.ufcylvuiila.) 1 l or .-ill.: t.y .fi- Tiiaeufitolurer, Al«»LU*F W. UAKiilSO.N. detrlS—lv 10 {oulb 7th at.. Plnlttiiei|ihia. Cuiiiilimitil ^iitclligeiirf. Snvi-.uuaU iHiii’kvt, Sejitrnilici* ‘t7. Wu willliuiqicoiuUuRyon liundacliolcoBni.ljrol j J8“I’.juii,„„,|_ fresh Frelu.of.ver, c CT crl|,tl..n I I-L IW»! give uk a cull iielore puteimsing weproiot-e U» di*|*)eB of our ui tided at lire most roisonnblo price*, for ca*h or city ac ceptnucp. It. H. WATSON tc ro. 4t3»Rup'iblicnnjiliaHe crpy.. [«up27] FOli SALE. ,-ixTraelHol iJtbd, 600 acre each . r4 mile* from the cliy ol Savannah <m the b. A. ana buff Itail Hoad, well uilu|i,ed to M v growth oi Mice, Cotton ami Corn, and Wood euou^Ji to puy P.r t ten timer* over. Apply to leb 'it If C. A. Ct.OUii. LOURING GLASSES AND Picture Frames. P UCKNjX LooK.og i< ass uii.i 1tctui t- fra me .\ia- RUia*.ioiy. Sos. :aS, • toano ;.ea Giunwich hirett, e rotr oi l eaeb. New Yo*k. aep'JU—3nid HuilACi: V. .-K.l.KM TO TB4U1BUS) Literary Institutions, etc. 1VISON * PH1SN1SV, aa up.oADWAY, new yohk, Pubil-h the American Kdueationui series ofliiiproved School * college text books. #y*-ull Descriptive Catalogues ?« nt pre j aid in* cluumg Atioug lent inuLlai.-. IV.in euiiiieu* Teacher*, rouih and Ni»itii; tciIlia for tptci men copies, Ac. rep^t—limnvw Tlu*re wu - u p.>l .-iMiutry Ut v.iium yesterday. The picture-in:, ii(Imiiged; sale* of the day »)jl bill'.* at ib« f» I'-wieg parilculftr*, viz: 14 at 10&: DU al I0?4:48 .ii lo»;-.40 at 11; 41 at at llij. U ii'. 11 K,; 1 • atl1^;lG at 11 11-1'!; JlO ul and the 21lii Ward b«*u; on a platform uuenor- iiMj-.n;tl6 «t 11 y t \ lu7 at l A statement was made in tho Cincmiutli Chamber of Commerce recently, that within a circuit of some sixty or seveuty miles in Ohio, 1,500,000 pounds or leaf tobacco was raised an- uunlly, nud of this 2,300 tons were sent to Lou- isvillo lust year, while aimutl,200 tons came to Cincinnati. A writer in the Progrcasive ArOm a Fremont papor in Belfast, Me., says.* “Tuflirm (and 1 * ‘ ’ tfo ‘ do so with honest conviction* of tho truth) tliut the North will notwibmlt, if they are defeat- cat" Nfw Yobl, sept. 22, 1H54.—The Dioccran Convention of thu Protestant Kpiscopal Church assembled at fit. Paul's Chapel, on Wednesday morning. The attendance of ixitli clergy and !»lty will bo very full, and perhaps the most about to meet In General Convention in Phila delphia, praying that Bishop OndordnoU may bo rel'eved from tho spntoiu'e which, at present deprive* him of tbe active oxcrolse of hi* sacicd oflfee. The movement, at this time, inallpr . [ability, will raise % breeze in the Conrenuon, Kxpeuimknth with Wood Gas.—According to the experiments made by the enterprising President of Hie New Gas C'»uiputiy, a cord of light wood will yield 21,000 cubic feet of gas. Tho cord cost $0 CO; but a* tho charcoal re maining after tlie gu* lias been extracted soil for $4, the actual cost of the cord l* only $2 50. On tho contrary, a ton ol coni, which cost$10, yields only 8,000 cubic feci. It thus appears that coal cost* four time* ns much a* wood, while it yields only one third ns lunch ga*.— Churlritton, »Y. C. AVioi. A New Field PracK.-r-The Dresden Journal says: “A groat subject of conversation in the mili tary circles in Berlin isn new kind of sum 11 fluid piece, capable of carrying correctly lOOU yards, nnd which is mounted on wheels, and so light that It can bo drawn and niamouvrci „ , v *nn bo drawn undmamijuvrcd by a single man. It 1h said tliut pieces of Hi is description are to lie given to rim iulantrv, that at u coinmencenieut each I in Mu lion of I lie guard aro to lie provided with two." Fuost in Mihwjshiitj.—New (trleiins, fiojit 2.1.—Tliuro wus a frost at Vicksburg, Mis*., on Tuesday night, 23d lost. Account* now ro ceived bore by the latest correspondence from various points In Mtosltwlppi, Alnbairta and Tennessee, taken in eou'qeetloii witii tho curly K roiico of frost. Induce tho hid inf that tliu i cron will not roaliz^ more ttum half of foil yitld. mou* buck, whose gilded Horns would not liuv almiucd u inouso} and many gamecock*also. The Germans hud eighteen dubs iu the pro cession, with unending multitude* oflong de vices, wnieh, us we had drank no lager beer that ttuy,$weiu totally lieyoud our comprehen sion. 'lllie Keystone Club* were legion, one of whom had a very clever transpaiem-y, entitled “Uncle Tom al home,'’ in which the aforesaid Uncle Tom, Fred. Donglu*, uud six other gent lemen of the Hume hue, were sitting around u cabin lire, roasting and eating a missionary, who liure u 7;truuge likeness to the reverend p»- |1 ' 11 litici.ui of Brooklyn. \Yo uuticc only a lew ol the inuro original among the many thousands of banneraearned bv the him deed clubs wIvmc glilteriug tiles ex* teuded more than four milcstlirougli the street* and wound like a river of flame amid u gale of music and cheers, good liumoredly irau sober ly, for tnrcc hours, until tired nature could walk aud sleej* no more. Such was tiio Buchanan demonstration. The Fillmore men gazed at it calmly ; the “negro worshippers’’ refused to gaze, and groaned their sorrow* from afar. Pennsylvania is alive with polities. The agitation in everywhere. Fillmore stand* iu the fitato lar .-truiiger than Fremont, aud all panic* look to tlie Boston Cwriev the exponent ol sound and patriotic views,— 'but not, theiefore, always agreeable to nil. The October election is regarded as u test of popular opinion in Pennsylvania, before width all other questions now give place, fihould the Democracy be defeated tlicre, it will casta fatal gloom over their hope* in other States, although Mr. Buchanan doubtless can outrun his ticket in tbe Stufe. Mr. Buchanan hiinscll arrived in Philadelphia the day after the meeting, and wus called upon by crowd* of the faithful. Among Hie rest mine your comspomleiA. Buchanan looks iu robust Health. Iii* tall and heavy frame appears unbent by time, and bis countenance wear* the same stern composure it has borne for thirty yearn; yet Mr. Buchanan has a voice more pleasing ami attractive than ono would suppose to lookut him, and there is u calm kindness in hi* manner* liut lemiuds ono much of thu grave court lines* of Old Hick ory, and the earnest directness of Webster. The public were di appointed in not seeing tho gamecock of the Democracy, Breckinridge tliu Apollo Bvlvidere of stump orator*. Strange tale* of the moving power of his clarion voice at l: * at I’.:**; iiiel U0 ut 1-M- |iji|)|iiiig Siitilluji'ini'. ;»t «>I .•'Kvalii.Jih St|)teinlM.'t- J47 i M-i Arrived. •ii, I'utlcr*') a, New York—(V). liurk .Mm lieu- A- tier .-t uni-. r«. •r.t«.ii. Itrook*. (Tmrle.-ion via Peau- ti.'illioii—t P iirook*. i.'rj >.orr..au. ileard, Inx-kiaud, Me.—Unit* to Mr'git.uo, Kelly .V: Co. i.riit* s F.at, from Puryrbtitg, with S tmies t'p. !alt>: coituii to J !•' iV-lot, . u.cf* Kb.;-'. V. ti, from Pijutatiim, witii i:.vo l.'i->iie..s i{..ii,!ii I'.*.- • n> lijbt-rsbani k Son Depurtctl. Memner rwaa, .lolmsoii, Augusm. Cuiiclgncfs* Hie whisnered urotmd. it* touching melody which only those who have heard Senator Ben jamin Hpck, or Salvi sing, can form the least idea of—tliut graealul modesty of manner, which shrouds his dignity with wiuniug sim plicity aud gives such startling sharpness to the impetuous passion that sometimes elevate* his eloquence to a granduer which defies com parison, adorns the youthful blow of one who deprecates the blushing honor* so unexpec tedly thrust upon him. Your good peiqde ill Boston would enjoy Breckinridge’* oratory much. The hlandnli* ments and decoration* that the master mind of GIncite throw* with lavish Medium around the node and wiry I'latuc.vork'of bis argument* “ii* cUebi are not found iu thuumutli of tiiL celebrated ueophyte*. Hi* immagiimtion lesemhlcs in if* chaste granduer the orator of iMur.slifleld; it is in Id* passion inui hi* voice that you delect the kindred gifts of Choate, while iu the mugnatio .sympathy that grows between him and liisati* aiencothc memory of Clay’* fasclnutlon.s is received. Union. Indian Alnasucr© un flu- Pining—A Laity Token fnjitlvc. Tlie Council Binds (Iowa) Bugie 1ms Hie fol lowing account of u tragedy iu tlie murder aud robbery or Col. B. W. Babbitt’* train of gov ernment property, by the CImyennt Judina* on tlie Fluius : On Monday night, the 25th of August,the little train, with Alexander Nichols (one of our citizeua) as uiiptiiln nnd conductor, and Mr*. Wilson and infant, from St. Louis, u young man tiaiucd Grreu I'atish. a man from l'euH.'.ylv'i- ni i, and another, name unknown, accompany ing. were encamped upon Bruirie creek, ten mile* west from wood river, neither feurlnl or dreaming of danger, when tiny were stuldttidy attacked by a baud of Cheyenne*, (which bu bonic enu.-o had been attacked and driven by tlie soldier* at Kearney). Orn-n Parish only escaped uninjured to Uto Ibrt, whilst tlie other young man icceived a dangerous wound from a buliet iu the leg. Some day* alter a detachment was sent from the fort, (twenty mile*,) who found tho dead body of Mr. Nichols Home twenty yard* from tlie wagon, also tlie dead body of the gentleman from Pennsylvania close by, mid the dead body of the child, with its brain* dashed out aud horribly mutilated. The pillow, where the child and mother slept, was bloody, and a portion of Uie torn war On die of Mr*. Wilson on tii^gnmud but her body was nowhere to be toumh The oxen, (ten yoke) nud nil the nude* were gone, ami Hie wagon* rilled of milch of their con tent*. lt seem*, however, that a hand of Omaha hunter* happened near just after the murder, trail in time to utop the pillage and recover the money nnd some other valuable* stolen, which were houe.sfly turned over to the Colonel in command ot the corps. Mr*. Wilson ha* doubtlivw bum wounded, utul then enrried away captive. The young matt who escaped with a wound, i* iu the hospital at the fort; and the wagon*, uud wliatproperty remained, were also taken to the fort. These arc tho particular*, us far ns we can gather them. In a fev day* wo Hindi, however, no doubt get n full detailed account of tho matter Iroiu the pen of Mr. Bahlett himself, which wo will lay before unr reader*. .Tlie Cueyennort me a wailiko aud cruel nice, numbering ncveral thousand, who inhabit some of the tvifd uud ulum-J impenetrable val- lies ill the I'uhIiichkc* of tlie Porky Mountain*. *’tilth west from Fort Laramie, and seldom como out except to rob, plunder, or go’to war with other tribe*, Our emigration will never ho safe until tliew) merciless pirate* m o oxter- minuted. Tho sumo tribo of Indian* recently attacked tho mull between Oregon, Mo., mid Fort Kear ney. For this they worn pursued by Captain rt’Mcniiiiiitiiv. uml n dctuebinciil nn ■> !’•••- balk Marin Morton, Irom New York—l! 1: It Agt: *'L»gl«u it \ ( uutiintihum.JH Beunia; (hatler .v iv»: Ku;st».’tii .s ; rkinan; Fcote k .luuUoli; M Dug. g iii-.Nc-vitt, l,’it!ir.'i» tc Itiulgers, llrigtmin, Kelly k Co;.I Pv.‘ L (.'ohuson; A a Solomons .v i,. l alteu, IL.it' it i Co; McMuhnu k Dojle; D l»*- ('onn‘-i', T • Way no fc Son*. Crane, Walls & Co;S D Urai'tlry kt\<; wift A t.V; L J (tuiiinarliu;Yoii^e k FrUr.-nn. I " M- rrrll; Kill .J idge A- Son; K Par no:)* .v: «'o; Pel! b PreuiiEs;Kiug&Son; KO’Byrite; W (. D» k-ttn: J SUotuvaiit; afken J: Uurnes; H)vrli L’jiton A it Cliion|-leu; O'ilyroe »S; I'm’ey; t»u-e. l’..v*A Long: Hud-sou, Fleming k Co; .1 A N 1- • : K * FtilPm A Huywood; Franklin .1: Dii.iiiif y; Cell* a* k Hertz.: Zutreucr & Garnett, •* .M Gilbert & Tlldcn; Uchu k Foster; l.«*cic«tt vc ~H«aiie .N Gonnr-ry; scrantun, .Inhli-'lu.i k tv.; a & II \\>eii;J B«r«lwick k Co; T A Dn*wii;J V lkubeo; W II Farrull;U Jjttluop.1 < (*, (iUJuiur t . J l* Jesvcc; Owjier & Gillilatat; Yeung A; Wyatt: ick*o;» White; Ikwton tc Villa- long;*; Luob-rt k Cno|Hir; Bull, Kultjlil&C.i; Piu.u ,V, Was-lilMirm*; Mini* Joluiiiou; Webster A; Pul Inez; A N Miller & Co; K McCabe; Eothweil A Whitolicuil; Ol It I) Walker,.luoS Sorris;C White; J W i elty; W Davij; Juo W Wilson; J a ilr./Wi.rilcn bic.-.'illesbrjEh Crow Co;J In- ljer*(4i: C-vik »v Corlu.v; Jits o’llnra; Tbe* McKnn. litt; K Haber.-Ii.-itti k Son. Pi-r .-.K-uincr Gordon, from Charleston—€ K It; Fli*rl’!:» it*’i*t; V A Ilirdeo k Co; J L Mitchc-l!; P Jut-4*t) : i alte.i, liutton k Co; J I) Jesse; A ilay- wtt'i l; H I'vFrl; t'. 4 Purac; K C Wwte; CUtghorn fc Cunnin/.lmin; W ii Lane; Johnson. J A Brown. Pnftiteiigi’i’H. Per steam, rt; riiou.from Charlestr.u—J J Moray; F ii FMorhviy. ; I’ .riiirclkebl; I) Carlos; II Cump- 1*1*11; Ti) K'k-o.);.r FTaylor;.)SGibba*; Miss Aiiain* ui-Jevt;.! I, Pi.idhh J Mount;Mr* U Chisolm: A Cui-olui; Mis- t-eeriir'i; nu«t 6 deck. Receipts Per Centint Railroad. sr*i •.’•'411—1735 hales cotton; 034 sacks wheat; fi'.'Odo tlotiv; pin bbU do;477 sack* corn; 73 bale ,.lo:iie.itic ; mi-1 tntlza to lluiboa, Fleming ^ * <•; c A Gieiuci; ■' M •• ikirk Art; Ah' Burtiolge;i',.heas k lleiiz; Crane, Wells k Co; laitirnp k Co; Patti.u, But toil A-» o; Dana A Wnshlnuav; Uu-e, Dsvls A 1/mg; Biiuliam, Keby k Co; Fruukliu & Brantley; Mm >v Fo-.ter; Hardwick A ook; Itthuu U Smith . .1 p I r* ••'■'r; A Bardeo k Co; Sonllard k Co; Ilotliwetl k Whitehead; W Woodbrl'lgc; Bo-ton ic Vlilol'iio'ii. M LallUeuu; .Ino IngereoU; Web.-ter »N I'.din:-*: Hub-rKbiim A Sou; Boil & 1’ront.fc*; llun- t r A Gainm- ll, PCuiran; I) Dillon; .luo Mill-; D Worr: P Halier; S Pullen; Young k Frier.-on; hm- dura x Askew; C A I, Iaimar; Youug k Wyatt. D l) Copp; W W U odrlch. iho priacipal, Cel. d. Specci-r, an ex|ailvneed teacher, comes well rccotnmeudod by ids termer patrons and other geutienu n ol' highest resiiecia- biluy. ib-t-ouuacuited to a>,he is, n-. well a- irom our own knowledge of C«»l. S, enter, we commend him anu the Academy to the j*o,i niint;e of our ft tends ut In me nmUbnud. Miss A. M. .-jiomvi’ wii| Uf.-ist in the Feiuuld and J nior dt| artnii'ni. ror faniier iiiiormilioti, a jdv to I*. M. L’l.' *l N f. afec’ry. * *vpl25 N EW ADVERTISEMENTS. Slit ASTl.EY COOPER’S Me Htewurt’*company, mid it detnehmenf un.h Lieut. Wheaton. On tho 2Ad lilt, tiny eatne mmn them in camy., vhargcu upon ami killed ten ol.’ them un the' ground, captured twenty- liVe Itjend of poilicfl, a great many lance*, shield*, and noarly •varylhing tlioy had in rnilK iavlgoratiiig Action or Sir AH ley Coopsr’s i Pibsoa tloicoustitiitlon Is reid y murvi-l.oii* and a Mingle n et will convince the must f-eetdicai »'• Ibetr p nvev toresmru iho mod f.;< bio an-j did*. Id t ito.'l in*rthonistrengiti,and no iaigoii^e * -di i'mj;v«v an ii i“.jiiiito idea of the imniediate, linn uhuosi mil.umo:;s change, pmdueed by mukitig use of ilii* wonderful medicine in iho di-iw ed, do. lid t iio • nn •. Ii itiored nei vo:is?ydt!in; Hie relax d and de Piiuutl i.«mIv is at o«eo rodeved, re tored. end veiled am t* dit up; the mould and cliy.sieai symptoiiH ol disease vanish umlor iholr imlcei eo; the rt-'o;dug, ii-o>ublliig victim of 1h-p.-oj.7-i a ami (lehil'.ty tii oi'uieftu uew luau; lie Halt..* erect |i« 111 ive-: with n li.in step Id* mind which v.a* pro- vi'iusty si.iik in glmm, becomes bripl.i bi oym t. active, s* tj he gee* form refreshed, rcgeueiuie.,, au 1 eon n.au r new vigor to Iu* iiocumo e:<e (M.patious; I.nd tho cltect In not temporary. 01. the coidtiiry, the re-let is iicrnmuent. lor Hie conliul prn;i>r:i-;*ot'the nn dn iuo reach the cuii.-tiiulion lt-ell and restore* it to it- first condition. Ju ,n| difl'MiiC ofilio hiotimchiuid pigestivo orga h, they novor fail. 'I hoy also roaiove depre.-shm, excite- m’lit, restlciiws, waul of sleep dl-likc to n„|oty. in rapacity tot b i iiios-*, 1"** uj memory, roi.fu.toa, giddineTf*, blood in tlie head, melniiciioly, nieniai nobility; they mcreaso and rci-tore tlie appetite.pu riff the 1 load, strengthen the tone of the stomach, nud give such energy and vigor to the constitution ii* mu-I he ic.l to bo believed. T.» elderly |K*igou4,£ir Astley Cooper’s Pills urc invaluable; Hreugtlieiiing the zysiem agaimt the attiicksur age, they cum-o a contdiued elieerful- no.sa, and prolong life to the la'cst pasbiblc pe riod. Bi’wai.k of SrcRiors -MiranoxhwNooe are getm- Ir.owilhaui iliornc-ainilloortho signature of M-ie- PUait k Co.,Sola Proptietors. Joindon and New York, on eocli liox and on the direction*. Tlie Ge nu no Pills have uUo a correct liken.•••* of the late 8lr Artley Cooper 011 the tap ol cadi l»’X. Willnmt llicso^mark* «»f antticntn: tv. tii- y are spurious ami un lmj*oMt,on. Pol tat io went*. 5(1 cents nnd Sd « 'rhox. Full ilirecilon* nro given with each box. icrc is a great saving by l iking the large,- dze*. scp-7—.ira CITY TRPASUllER’fci OFFICE, .N.VAU, 2d August. 1050 riMlK Bunds or tho City ofijuvunnah,duo 1st Fob- JL ruary, 1857, (commouly known os McAllister Baud*,) issued lor Central Railroad Stock, will be redeemed 011 a|»plieatloa, in Stock or tho Central Rtti ioa 1 and Banking Coiupuny, at It* market val u t, tho Bonds bclug received at par. Holders 11 the -anus preferring cash, cau have Ihuiu redeemed iu money. JA8. S. W1IKIX8, » City Tress. SOUTU-WESTEllN U. It. CO.,) >Uoox, August 14th; 1850. J «| AIISUI, if HI, 40ilU, I . .It Ilih.SD NO. U.—The Board of Director* lmv« U ibis day declared a dividend of Four Hollar* per dime 011 tho capital stock of this Company, l am tho earning* of the Road for tho six month* tiding July 31st, payable on aud alter tho lftlit in- htniit. Sloekho'.ders in Favauuiih will rocclro Uieir divi dend* ut tho Central Railroad Bunk. .ISO T. BOtH.UIU.CT, uuglO—iin .dec'ry uud freas. T>Ai oN.—U&caak*Il4*<mSiuaa lor rale, lour S3 r ve p«r brig Xorvunier, by •«g2 f . J-OCKKTT 1; BN*_LlK« f i ^LUbo.--iOU Oldn. Oakley Flour, ju.it IVCvlV ; uud for saio by STOP THE TIillF 6K50 lilauni, f ijlOLT.N trwa llio lcc or Ihc ftS, ,: Jfk Lur.iit (irainamaCi.url Iliiisc, ,', live children, hatiohc nil «... Nnltalie aid )ia,van, UmtlptistoR hi'flu fiui.no. cwouy.il,,,,, old, bus black ejer, mtddiing Mza. milcr Lin moves (piitkly, carriv- t.e»M-U .uct. au novdi her sliuulucra a dial m walking. k- t -u,, u '7. good; hus Writ teival 11 her back lu ih. U«. c ,* droll an-b Ah girlN. Fatiu3« l»i>UuUjii-,- ,!i i Maiy Ann, nu infunt 2% madhs old. u,.', very fair "i,d have blsca e»oi. Th,-, b rt ifan.,1 Slav os were ftoicu by a shijuI rp.au,,; u «' ‘ namois Fredeiick Uop«t. a r.gur Maker* k*,i Leopet is v ry »bt*n in eiuu.u-,rboi|,.,| f b.caiii.r ainnucf hi* height, tarrie- him-i-u vm cicti moves q- ickly and twitgR hi.- .-dii.nl,h , K w ing. He 1* very dark, hi* comj.lcxiou l c 1*. n.crn the color efun muiai> il.im a tiamaid. La.Mih tht bluck hnlr. Hat nose, large in* oil,, will, mu,., ,|,.l Ups, wears a heavy ntouMinbe, unu M'lmtirnw & lufi ol hair ui hl» uu :<.r up. iu - T-a U rt- i, iu ,l bly -mad; In* usually the dui.dv Lr .tr 1 will give jor Iho d, dverj a, th, ilm t a. d Nitnes in Orangeburg Jab. **j5o. m I. r the uLl tho thiu- a.oi.c HOo T|.i> c-umiic. j,.* ' t.hurleston sevi uud dtiwii the r and Augus'u where l o l.u- li t sept 2(1 ii-j lc 'Atm:. Johnson a cu RioT.’oli'ti); lou tOFM-.K.*—f»ut) bags Fair lot.boici J bags uml packet • Java Cotfee; D.o |ng« Hi gu> r« Lidice, m Mam and lor ?uio by Hopiiio | tut Com BK, JcJIN. t)N k Co. Ou.iK—15 iibtL Choice luitoRico Sugar; Ado . _ Fair Or,can* 00510 do Cuba do; ,0 do Miicco- Vadu do; iu stare and lor sale by Fupl-0 liOLjUAlUh, JOHNSON 4s Co. BOARD OF HEALTH. Savannah, *.4th &upt.,185d. .. ivtll In uu yearn, in,u triqiH-Mq ,, u - «u p •Util • lilt I'll 1 l.HI IUuU lo l, ll.|||t.i w 0 klL- It 4-L,..-, Ill . wltl, m sell* regura—he is wo.Ikuow.. m Um hail, hinncliei of ihe ! 1,1. on the Ramoiul to CLai ic-M j. JOHN 1. RoWE. '-•'Ah au^wi, lac. eopl»8 ’ bLdtU . liet.ikny 1.^1 W1 LAltH, Dll. J. K. .-All111 ha- 11inow.d |,i^ | uif V Biaiic- tall Mi», I il. Lain \ * e i i . [• t»rs .ihovo Belli,*, i, i atorc.* I!-..’ it KcnisluutV. Bi-M I ri/Jid .-tM, t. ..j.in HEALTH OFFICE, »AVANAa1I,1 July ltd!., IK,ii. j Ah Vfrrf.s ailiving at the |«,rl ii >n\iu- nab. train llie West Jodies, Mexico, Central ! America, South America, or Irani ai.y pen «la-re , . ... .. r ,, 1 camnutuvwtjd'w-tlows u«d .->i,um 0 i*a-,s are A regular meeting ot tlie Board ol Health , ri ... ., lm „ „n r nl .„‘ \. ts arc HM tine nm, ,u|ilowlag ,«nu8. 0 a..„ ! ^ jTuSrJ Sm resolutions Were tdlfiulttud adopted: .,r,,uL-i* 1 nr,* rt-i-uir.-,’ *., J Whureo-. " Da. beonrci«,rk'Umouco. iii,roil ,„ rl>l a.*.l*.„ thereiur.u.uia wnimuic»'t™'-/ Ibo New V-rk otly Uml Mr. Usher, tote the , ,„, ;1 „ lb or w Clerk el the stenhier August!!, rimlllng bet ween I „„ ,, vt-ittfd ! v the I!i„.,tl. Hlleer *’ this ciiy and,.'ew Vork hu* recently died in 11,1,1; n«» beat nr vo.-m-I rh., Mils «:i4j a.u..'«« tais iwvuuy ui-u 11 u„.i, heat 1 r ve««*l Gi.,u receive am M tli-m« eil) ul jetluw lever, um! wlleretl-, ill! » known j . , ,. , : ‘* luet Ih .t yellow larw ha- lko-u lirevulhug w nt, ,|,, r ., r „ r ,, iw r lljela ,j„" c „ * abiut tho e lty ol New \or* lar Ihe pa.-l fix weeks. ] vicinitv. * r I'l rabjfct Bo it Resolve 1, 'that 11 is Hie deliberative opinion j Vcskeis w ili not bo demiiu of tins Uonid, that it thesuhl FLIiuruk'd of johow «uch detention b-m*<r--arv fever, l,o died of a discuso winch ho coutrach d iu 1 A|1V vtoluiion of the above t»r ueur the cLy «»f New York, Jun.-much a* ibere • ,] |L . violator to ihe ptLaliy il„ is not now. ana ha* not been this year, a caseotyi-1 • p jj ; t-.*,;j|. ; low lever m or near Ihi* city. Approved : K. C. .lmo.k Itosoivud, That tho above he published in the I 1 1 city pipurs, uud that tiro New fork Huy Book uud j BEAMS ItOLL aj.». oilier New York paper* trieadly to tue routh. hu i NOTARY rl-iJl.Ii* .\Ni» MilillNl, MAelllK, roi|uo.-te,l to copy, Solicit* the patronage * i mori-.r-. of \, »a- ai d A. 1. Lawkkxcf, Al. J*., Sw.’y R. II. | oilier* r<-qu.iiii ; ' ih.- mu Ice ot a Neuirv I'boIo sept 2d or tdiit-piug Ma-ter, atH will attend pioiii| ty t«, dl hu"lnes* ouiruMed to hi, cut* iui— >pc I'.t'i bffli’tf. t!-.)li NOTICE, / tONelGNKKi per jfi-hr. Al. K. WFi.LS, iioiti Bos- j - _ VJ tan, will jdeasa attend lo the receiving of their : No. 11, Wlilttokcr Street, (two m-oi^Iivi C. C. FUGLE, good* from (uo ve.-sei disci,urging at Uitker’c Wharf, (foot of Abcrcorn street) all gotids ro- luaiaing on the wharf utter sunset will be stored at tiio risk and ex|)euse of tho consignees. scp2*i OGDEN, MARK A CO. B 1 Uoabeu Butter, and 4y boxes of selected t'h-eso, un sizes, received p.r stCLinci jUabaiiu. sept 2i» J. D. JKsfc'K. T. G. & A; L. ROWE. ilk A X UPACTVIfiKUS AND UilMHlTERS OF WUOLL.-ALh. A’.'l) UUTAII. PEAI.KK IV j Bushes, IHImts, I>oors, Pnlntc, Olis.Ynr* iilsliM,AVImhm tiiitKM, Fully. Ac. « Whiten a.-!. H«a*t.s and I-u-tvi. irj- to d Mixed l’aiuts 0: every descnpliM,. Aritttf' j colors iu tulles. Prepare Ci'liva.-s. 1 c. . 1'Al‘EK IlANGINGd. LUKDJJk- AND FIRE IUMU* l'A'ntJLV!-. Rooms prepared with uonp:rr> amt desjenl;.- ' House, Sign and s?hip l’aiiniug. Gpdiug. ijraiutLgwW ! Glazing done iu the b< -t siylr- uud ut mcdcuto 1 prices. All orders Irom the country pi,»mptiy auemlvil to. tacit •:*—!? LINSEED OIL, ; rjpii 18K Fli ONT-STIt E E.T, N13W.YOKK. sept V0-H11 "'EDUCATION. Darien academy. rpiIK'.THLVfE.’t? of the abov named Institution X unuouncu to ihe public, that tliU Avadeinv will bo opened on tho llrst Atomluy iu November 31A Sail*. SCHOOL. HIS School will ha ,-i gutiize.i eu Wednesday, October 1st, under the charge ef Mr. HAIsl- >011,as lTihclpul; who will be aided ly coinivlrM ! asslstiiiils. The house wi-l ac on.im ante lie |*t»- ' pi!*; gifioi wham will be received free rf tb>ifi«', j and U") will pay tuiti<-i;. ■ Ihe Ma-*tt* Fcliool 1) uric 1 includes. Uml ]oit‘i>nof ! tho city lying unit oi Whitaker st. Alici lldrci're- 1 shflng in tlii- o is 1 riot arc • nihKii to n place in ti-'« i School. ■ Applications im;s W ] mlsplonor?, or to th • 11 ul. cither . 1’OinKH. I ill* t l'DI- .1. fTl'I J'ABIi. s com.x. C'**iutiiisfitr.rr« Mm Savannah. Sept. Stb, IkJ' m- Aloi’iiltig Nows 11111I Repttblirnii copy mouth. .'iia 1‘lBLR! SCHbOJ,. T HE Rnblic .*:• bool will bo re o* i-i,c,i < n Wcdnw- day. October 1-t, umlor Mr W. JI- Bakrr n* rrmcipai. b.e huicircd ami liny pu jVSTU^ ridge seminary, Full YOUNG IjAIUJ'LS. R ev. B. S. IlfNTlNt.TuN, A. At. ITliicipil Hie uext session lammeute* on the m.-i Uuduesday iu tfcjileinber. Si’JWAL advaytauk*.-Tho llmitod iiuiiibt r offorty, with live teachers, secures to each pupil a large share ot attention. Tim situation l* remark-bio for Us hcttHbinessniid bo.iuty of scenery. (“luthls obarmiug mid healt'.iy retreat." says u parent, “the cheeks acquire ii bloom and the frame u vigor.” Everv pupil, with out exception, hu* Improved in this particular.) The buildings combine beauty of architecture, with modern comfort*, and conveniences of bath rooms, furnaces, lerruco verandah, coinorvaiory coun**ctcd wiih libraiy and parlor. Ac , ttc. l'be teachers |K«s»ess very high quAlllhaitious, (three bavo had the advantage of Kuropciiu travel, and all speak tho French language. Franca uml German couveraution classes will be wvadm ted by vim music and drawing teachers, who ure natives of .Sflitzcriund uud Germany, uml have been conuwicd, profossinnaily, lor several, years, with distinguished lumiiie.i in Germany and I England. And in regard to religious influence, homo comfort-*, and l.ulbfiilJustruelli'li. the School lut* long been K*co,nmeii'ie*t for **a cj'iiihimiiiou of advantage.*, pliy. ira , mental, ami religious, such as few similar iu.diluiion.i can present.” Access in v *,i Inm 11 st from .Sixth uml Chiwm.t street* I'hiiadi-I, hin, via Cliesler, or ill 1 >£ In ur, from Eigliiei nth and Market streeU>, via Media and Roekduiu. T)km>.—For Uuidand fintioii. and all hidden- tal ex perse*, Inclmiiiig cm .cla.ol tiiMik** 1< avii g no 0X1 III charge wli.ih ver, $275 u year. For tho flame, lohiiog Alcficund Fa-iich, *doU; a-i.lmg Luin and Drawing. Um: ut I rawing materia s. ;*h 0. Address Rev. It. t>. IlIJNTlNtrTtlN. Village Breen I*. 0., Delaware Co., |'a. aug »*—;iw .•il- will he rcreltri; i Ilf*) of whom will pay tditii.u. Hr* J-chod I»»lrkt iliclmicslhat porla-n ot the city iy.ug Wcftol UliiW ker street. No children ii -Smt i-.. i of il* * street c.m obtain p ace-in I Id s Applicationslati'l t .• • ado to either < ftbe Coin- niissioner*, or to the : 1 ii-cli ul. A. Ton I FT., .1. fTOBDARR .-. 1 UHLN. C min;.- town. f.ivammb. Sej-t. 5th. i►5^'•. 3t Mm Morning Nc\» nud Repub'.wan vopy vi>« month. co-part.vi:uship notice. riMIKiiiMlcrsigue 1 ha.< «?• - yfoiin-Jal'i»-p*ft- X tiers hip 111 tbe Hack, .-ale an.I Livery aubift under the name and atvleoi Frceimin, lleaiier-on A Co. A. MILKMAN', J, Al ill.Ni Lit-O.N, D..- ILM U>”N- Savaiiiiali, S-ept. 1, 185(1. >«ptl—’>w SAVANNAH MEDICAL CJLLEUE. r |MIK -lih annualco.iraeol Uviure* in ihUln. ti- X tallou, wnl coiiiiueiuu* on Uu* iir«t Monday iu Novemtier next, ami be eniitiiiued lur four uinuih,-. U. H. AHNOI.il, >1 D.. I'iof. Tiieoiv and Piuclice of Medicine. I*. M. KODIAJL'K, M. D., I’rof. Ob.-lelric* and dis- en.*e*of Women and Children. W. G. RULLocil. M. Ii., Prof. Principles uml Praclieo ot ft'wigeiy. J. G. HOWARD, M. I>., Prof, of Analoniy. E. II. MARTIN. M. D. Pi of liistitutL's' of Medi cine. J. II. READ, M.H., Prof. Mai. Me.lica un.i M«-l. Jurisprudence. JOSEPH Jti.Nl’>’, M. D., Prof. McilicuI t’heiidsity Jos. J. WE&T, M. I*., i»iin«M,Hirnt».r «»; Anatomy .1. U. UtiWAUD, M. D., Dean <>t the 1 utility. Tho Proliinluury course ul lectures will comiuenco oa thu 201I1 Octor,cr. aitg 27 Hd.kwtlstNov l OitA MEAL. O.'tJ'V Bl’SIItl> Frcah (.round t orn Meal In 4UO\J store, and tor sale low by auga Young & wyatt. ^JHAMPAGNK CIDr.K—211 case* John j Mix’s cel* _ ohrulcd Champagiio Cider, now ill store nud for sule by aug7 u choice article _ J. D. JE8SF. monfjV niostevTiTWEYirr ‘VrrilY bo wo Without Money f when it Isjuet us f f easy for any one to bo uround with a pocket full as not, if ttiey only tliihk so. 1 have got a new urticlo, trout Which front flvo to twenty dollar* u day cau bo made, either by mule or iciuulo. ii is highly respcctablo huHne**, uud an article which Id wanted in every family in tiio United Flatus. En close mo two dollars by tna I, at my risk, uml I will forward you by retain mull a Circular, w.th full initruettous iu tho art. Tho business is very easy. Try It, if you are out of employment; aud you wilt never regret it; lor it will be better fur you to pay tho above aum, ntul insure h good business, than to pay twbnty-tlve oeuts for » spur.oua advertise- meut. This is no hum’* •*. lav it I Tey it ! Thv it I Address y u. .0 iera te DWight monroe. New York. lift M-J* COP PIS K, SL'GAH &t\ OOM BAGH prime Rio Cotlee Dk> “ Fair •* .V» do (*|d Government Java •'«. .'io *lo Prime L’miiy ra d«» 10 llhds. Clioice s*t. Croix migar. ID do do New Oricnn* ••’•*. -15 do do P. II. *iu. 20 >j Chest* Fine llyfoii Tea 20 a do do Black >4 lbs l^ipef* 50 Ciiddk-x, 12 Um cu- II. fine IIvm Ii ’tea. 50 do 0 Hi* each, do do *lo 50 do 0 do do do Black iln In store and lor sale oy SCRANTON, JOIINVION t- Co. •ago “ NEW“UtTmFB; HF.CTF.VKl) BY WAR.SYlK .v D.IVH, >E‘T. lo’B* or Brainy ami ri*»*ure, ly u A gnes iai.lvn, WM Reynold*; . , IlliU tlieComiiui Adventures nt I avid lb.flick*, ill"*’ trnted with over two hundred 1 nigh b » eiigr.tr* iligs; „ w George Seton, or llie Chip Boy <•» llie Dry I «:*• by Famuel tarry; . The Ruccaueer’fl Daughter, beuubitdty ed, by N’eu liutitluie; Ellen Percy; or tho Mean irs of nn Actress, W M ltay uotds; Mr>r): of— IJvcand lararn, ora Guide for All Who Wish to Sjwak or Write Correctly; Saratoga, u tnlo ori7h7; „ ^ n*. Mugdtt.en Ilupburu, u Ft >ry » f the Scodifl# foruiutioii. by Hr* ( lyphi.iit; _ Victoria, or the World Overcome, by Caroan Glm-sor-; Un* o; n»*hiitgi"n, by Irving, cheap edition* ■fhe Lt* ami A '.. ci.liires of James P Beck wourth by T1) Bonner. fleptld For sale at 159 Congrcys strccL dt*ra, PAPER ANu PlUKiJ^ —OW gnW F ipra Heads, 10(1 do Pij'CS 25'J ream* Wrapping Rnjwr h 50 dozeu Pickles, received and for ram Nlf-Nt & III I*, k UDll-fc. Jysi McMAHO’.' t VOUL ioj .mi 1: roy NEW GOODS FOB THE kAT.I. TII.U> K J UST rcaolvoj from Sow York ver Into «S*®j Hump Skirts, lo.us While, taw i»m»“""» *• feet. —ADV)— Black and White Gingham* Fancy Ginghams, all pattens Super. Kmbr'd r-klrt* do Fluted do, MUDithing MW Mus'tn Uandd, Cambric do Dimity do, French do ..k, . Jaconot and Cambric Eigmg.*, together largo lot of Cloths . Cassum re*. heutacky * Satinets, *0., for sale low by TjmELKF:Ll ». aept 1 Ootigre*- an i Wldtakor B aco.v slum & siiuULiiKits.- ao.lthJH, I-rlmosiilci. , 25. do do sbouhlora, (hr fid. JT M nngil SCHA.S'ION. JtlllXSlOXj eALK—10 .lure, uaa XjWKt