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''~W£T™ •. mtOR, - - - - - Editor. P. ■AMU/TOM, - - AMl.Unt Editor. WMOTHPAT HOBMlIO.Oc.. I, WH» iBPBS® JAM] .NAN, jiiisX. •trtw.ond t lEBiSi The Loudon Morning Port, mipraodto the oonlldeno. o( Lordl'riiMr.too, ipttki Bdentlr of the "muttully boneffoU) coniine of the happy oUlauce between Fiance and Bn* gland." Intolljg-ncn had beennooired of the murder B or rBINSTLVANU. FOB VICE PBHSIDHNT: JOHN 0. BREGKINRIDOE or mnuoKT.j ItlKWri for the Slate at Large. WILLIAM H, STILES, of Chatham. IVERSON L. HARRIS, of Baldwin attnasAtaa von mu stati at lahoi.) HENlty O. LAMAR, or Bibb. AtrOUBTUS R. WRIGHT, or Floyd. MVTBIOT KLBOTOK8. let. iHmde’t, Ttiouu H. Forman, of Glynn. 'Mi DUtriot, Bamuzl Hall, of Hacon. 94. DIatrlot, Jaus N. Rauza y, of Harris. 4th. District, Lucitm J. Qabtull, or Fulton. Itlk District, John W. Lavns, of Cass. 4th. District, Jamis P. SimioNs.ofGwtnnott. Tth. District, Thohab P. SArroLn.of Morgan. tth District. Tnos. W. TnoHAa, of Elbert. of the Her. J. Stewart Thomae, by a Kafibra. at a Mission station called ' Wood, In KaRtarla.. John 0. Saxe, the poet, Is said to he now entirely prostrated by paralysis, from whloh he has snffbred for many months, The Female collage In Boston has now 3d students. THE OLDER I GRQW. THB MORE IN CLINED I AM TO BE WHAT IS CALLED A STATES RIGHTS MAN.—Jama Buck- aami's nett* on Mr admission of Arkamas, in 1838. I FULLY ENDORSE THE RESOLUTIONS, AND HAY FURTHER SAY THAT I AM WHAT IS CALLED A STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.—John C. Breckinridge in re- tponse to hit nomination for the Via Prenden * ' The Bedford (Pa.) Springs hare been sold for 8170,OOP. Dkatu on tun Pbaibiil—The Deoatnr, III., Chronicle says that on Sunday the skeleton or a man was found on tho prairie, about eight rnllos southeast or that town. It was evidently that of some one who had frozen to death last winter, being enveloped In three coats and three pairs of pants. A carpet saek and gnu wore lying near, and every thing In dicated that some traveler lost his way, and had laid down in tho sleep of death. Is it A BaiiuainI—We leam from sources that we can hardly donbt, that tho Mora of tho Buchanan and Fillmore parties have come to an understanding, and are now at work, night and day,consummating the coalition to defeat Fremont, Tho South will throw Fillmore overboard (as ws have all along expected and predicted) for Buchanan', while at the North, the Fillmore men will voto for Buchanan, wherever tho amalgamation is likely to eneel the desired object An arrangement like this looks rather formidable; it is well calculated to appal timid Republicans, and nerve to greater exertion the brave.—N. Y, Mirror, Black Re. publican. BY TDUiaRAFB New York Markets. Niw Toni, Sept. 29 Tho advices by tho last steamer had no effect on the market. Sales of tbeday 1000 bales. Flour has advanced 12 cents. Wheat Rom 2 to (cents. Sterling exohange Isdeprcssed. Blot at Panama Naw Torn, Sept. 30, -Advices from Panama atate that an election riot had occurred there at whloh 13 persons were killed. THs Nominations of trie American Party tor Mayor and Aldermen. The American and (as they seem determin- ed In styling and appropriating to themselves) the Law and Order Party, held a meeting last night, and nominated the following gentlemen: FOR MAYOR, EDWARD C. ANDERSON. FOR ALDERMEN, Robert A. Allen, Richaks Bradlsy, ThohasS. Wayne, William H. Davis, Jambs G. Rogers, Edward Padslfcrd, Sr., John F. Tuceer, Henry F. Willink, Jr., Geoboe W. Stiles, Edwin E. Hertz. John N. Lewis. We have not, in immitatlou of the Savannah Republican, attempted to anticipate tho notion of our opponents. We have not been ambitipus of being considered prophetic, perhaps from a lack of curiosity, or perhaps from a want of the moans of (information with which our neighbor has been blessed—nor shall we retaliate, by an unhandsome ding at the gentlemen who have been plaeed upon the tioket, by saying that they are proposed to “mismanage” the affairs oftheelty. We publish tho ticket with no in- button to war upon the men who compose it. Their views upon public matters, and the ten dency of the opinions they maintain, will claim our attention; in doing this, we shall lie govern ed by the most perfect conrtesy to individuals. Onr party proposes by such moans to succeed and fooling conddent that tho individuals it present have os much private and pnblie worth, and much better principles than our opponents we await the result with perfect conddence. Vote on the Augusta. Ws understand that a voto taken on tho Au- gasta which arrived yesterday from New York mailed as follows, 61 for Buchanan 39 for Fillmore and 9 for Fremont I BiohananinNew Yobe.--T1io Journal of Commerce tuyt); Wo can assure tho friends of Boahanan at homo and abroad, that he is gain - lag strength among our merchants every day. Many who have heretofore been Whigs or no party moo, are expressing the deepest Interest in his tneceas, and their readiness to promote I, In any proper way. Orvioa or nti Daily Obomnan * Jocual, ) : »»y- > I COTTON.—Arrived since the 22nd Inst 8387 bales upland and 61bales Bea Island aii follows, By O.R.IL 8,323 bales upland from Augusta and landings in the river 64 bales upland and by Southern boats, waggons, Ac. 67 bales Sea Islands. rThe exports during the same period have keen 4,868 bales uplands at B betas Sea Island, via i to New York 3926 bales nptanda to Philadelphia 924 bales uplands and to Charles ton 24 bales upland and 9 bales Sea Islands, leaving a stock on hand and on ship beard not cleared yesterday of 8,203 bales upland and 8D6 bales Sea Island against 11,632 lulee upland and 390 bales Sea Islands at the same period last year. Tho receipts at this port since the 1st Sep tember, 1866, are 16,787 bates against 19,333 to the same date last year, and the doorcase In re. celpts at all the porta, to the latest dates os compared with the tamo time last year, are 63,663 hales. In the exports from the United States to foreign countries, as compared with the same dates last year, there it a decrease of 33,286 Inks to Great Britain, 186 to Franco, and 633 to other foreign countries, and the total decrease to foreign ports are 34,062. The receipts of colton at all tho ports, up to the Ittost dates, give tho following results:— Deereaae. Now Orleans * rluridu Texas Savumiau Charleston North Csrohna t of William ft. Taber, Jr. It Is our duty to announce the death of Wil liam B. Taber, one of. the editors of this paper, who fell yesterday afternoon, at the third fire, In a duel with EdwardMaouatu, Esq., in con sequence of the peremptory challenge of the latter for the publication ol alleged offensive matter In this matter, the author of which was nat called for. The communications complained of, had re- Terrence to the candidacy for Congress of Hon. A.Q. Magratb. It Is not now that we ate called upon to pursue the merits ot the question Involved. In the presence of death;—the death of one who has been intimately associated with ns for years, and who breathed as true a heart as ever beat ontho soil ol'Carolimt,- . wo bow onr heads in sorrow and in suffering, and pass byaU considerations of party conllict, in the aence that we havo lost a friend, true and tried, and a brother in the hard duties that make up ourconneotion with the pnbllo life. It will not be easy to tind a braver and mure scll'-sacrilic- lng spirit—it will not bo often that the com munity will bo called upon to mourn over the extinction of a more brilliant and generous In- tolled,—Charlatan Mercury. How Fremont Is to be Beaton. Correspondence of the N. Y. Tribune. Washington, Sept. 24, 1866. There is a magnificent scheme of pipelaying or log-rolling going on in Pennsylvania and New York. The plan is this: if the Pennsyl vania State election goes unfavorably for tho Bnchaneers, then the State of New York is to be made the battle-ground, and a capture is tc be attempted by a grand coup de main. All Hie fragments oftho disorganized Nnow Noth ing party are to bo bought np—that is, the leaders—and thus throw-tno Fillmore strength into tbe Buchanan camp. 1 have this from an aodonbted source. You see, here at Washing- boil among the oflleeholdera, they know not who to trust, and their secrete leak out. Yes- terday. a ^Democratic'! office-holder offered to bet a friend of mine a Urge sum that, provided Me.Prnaiyfooato Stale elation icoif against tka JOmoirale, the State of Now York would go for Baohanan by a large majority. Other Seta ofthhsaihe nature have been offered, and on the same'(the Pennsylvania) contingency. Wbethkr Bast Brooks is to be mado Secretary of Siata, or Fillmore sent Minister plenipoten tiary to the Cannibal Islands by this maneuver, has net yet transpired. Oktor—We have not allowed ourselves to ex pert that the 23 Electoral votes of Ohio will be given for Buchanan, bat it is by means certain tut they will not be. The Democrats ate thoroughly roused all over the State; and their numbers surpass all previous expectation—- Journal of Commerce • —Ti"" ? re— r ■ . v - Dud Letters—During the present quarter of a year the amount of money found in dead latte* at the General Post OHco Is 813,000, savjnty-eight of which have been restored to’ telaarful owners. Tkg Oaercy th* War to England—The •cot of tho 1st* war to Eogtand Is now ascet- in ronnd numbers, J80;- as,hot Death or a Foheion Missionary.—The ltochestor Democrat, of Friday states that a letter has just been received by the Judson Society of Inquiry, conueeted with the Uulvor- Blty of that city, recording the death of tho Rev. A. B. Sattcrice, of the Mission of Akyab, Arri- can. The letter is from the wife of Mr. S., who states that he died of cholera, on the 4th of July, alter 20 hours' illuess. Mr. S. was a graduate of Brown University, aud for two yearn a member of the Seminary at Rochester. Omoa or Board Health, I Monday night, 0 o’clock, f The Charleston Board of Health report two deaths from yellow fever, for the past twenty four liotira. J. I.. DAWSON, City Register. iUB 104 12} 13} Liverpool Market. [From Herman, Cox A Co's Circular.] Liverpool, Sept. 12. Cotton.—The week’s sales sum up 60,178 bales,and consist of 7,680 on speculation, 0660 for export: and 36,040 to the trade. Prices are unohanged; we quote Middling Upland, 6Jd; do New Orleans, 6]d; do Mobile; 6 6-10d. Fair Upland, Ojd; do New Orleans, 7(d, do Mobile, Our market oponed with a pretty active de mand from all classes of buyers, and prices were daily tending upwards, but since yester day there has been lass inquiry, the increasing stringency of the money market creating un easiness and imposing u check upon operations. The crop accounts per Canada and Baltic were of the same unfavorable character as those previously to hand, but with a tight money market and large stock, the American udvicca have no effect here, tho arrivals, however, con tinue light and the stock is steadily increasing; that of American showing a falling off of 20,- 430 bales since this day week. In Bnrats the transactions have been very limited, the actual quantity on ofiiir being extremely small, not exceeding 7000balesont of an entire stock of 87)190, of which, however, 10,000 bales are notyet landed. Long-stapled descriptions are without change. To-day, with fair enquiry, tbo sales aro estimated at 10,000 bales, 4000 being on speculation and for export; prices are firmly supported. The weather continues most fuvorable for harvest operations and by for tne greater jsor- tlon of the grain crop la safely housed. lltionwai, however, Havre Market, Havre, (for she week closing Sept. 9,)- - Cotton—The demand during the last week was less regular than during the bitter hair of Au gust, and, although from Liverpool a brisk bu siness was reported, our market, nevertheless, continued quiet. Prices, however, were not al- fcctod, aud our brokers even quote an advance of If. for Bas New Orleans ana Mobile, and for tho tres ord. Mobile. Gthcr qualities are un changed, viz: '"T.BA8.BAS. T.O. O. B.O. P.C 0. NewO. 83 94 08 163 198 111 114 MobUo 83 03 97 101 103 — — Georgia, 83 90 93 97 — — — Stock, 68,400 bales, including 86,060 Ameri can. against 76,760 bales same date 1865, and 86,200 bales 1864. Sales of the week, 6,202 pates, against 2,436 bales arrived from the Uni ted States. At the eloso of the week a better demand satin, and the market became quite active. Comparative Statement of Cotton, m’D. s. t. Slock on hand 8ept. 1,1166 700 8M Koo'd siuco Sept. 22.. 8387 67 Received previously. 8292 61 18676 17376 9176 .gap'd slnco Sept 22, 48SS gxpcrlod previously. 4306 Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 8opt. 801866 6203 866 L SAMS tIUS LAST VXAS. k on band Sept 1,1866. 800 100 Koo’dBlnceSept22.. 0048 34 Received previously. 0601 oo loose 0,016 60 1,678 t;tin 0,001 23 /screws. Increase si Mobile., 84,413 Review of the New York Cotton Mar. ket. Saturday,Sept. 27. Cotton.—The sales for the past three days amount to 6,200 bales. Prices have advanced (to } ceut, in consequence of the unfavorable accounts received from the South In relation to the crop. These advices, by letter, refer to the injury to the crop on the uplands, by the sum- met drought, ana on tho bottomlands by the September rains causing rot, and in some sec- tions worms. By telegraph, from Columbia, South Carolina; Macon, Georgia; Montgomery, Alabama: and Vlcksburgh, Mississippi, advi ces have been received or frost, and tne mar- ketat New Orleans, on tho 26tb Inst., in con, sequence of the frost advices from Mississippi, advanced Jc., withsalee oflO.OOO boles. Ills E robable that at this early dutea killing frost as occurred, but that one sufficient to arrest the growth ot the plant, and force young fruit has occurred there can be no deabt. This does not diminish the prospects of the yield, that ex isted before the advent of white frost, (which, as we before stated, were not favorable,) as it only forces open the half grown bolls, which will all make cotton. It Is even yet too early to attempt to estimate the yield, as much de pends on the weather, whether wet or dry, for the next thirty days,or until the advert ofulack or killing frost, but by general consent, under tho most fovorable circumstances, it is admit ted that tbe yield will not exceed 3,21)0,000 bales, while many, even now, estimate much lower. Speculative action on this side is held In check by the apprehension of iccreased strin gency in monetary affairs in England, caused by the steady drains of bullion to the Continent and to India. The market closes here ffrmly, at the annexed quotations, with a very limited Bupply. Ordinary Uplands 10} Middling " 12 Mlddl’g Fair “ 12} Fair “ 13 Ordinary Mobile 10} Middling “ 12} Mid. Fair “ 13 Fair “ 13} Ordinary N. Orleans Middling " Mid. Fair Fair « 14 Rap’d slnco Bepi 93. Rap’d previously.. ., 3879 4728 8407. 394 ' 4 Slock on band and on shipboard mu cisarsd Sept'80 1866 11888 Total decrease 83,063 Bine* onr last report there has been an active demand for Cotton in our market, in which both foreign and home buyers have participa ted, and we are pleased to notice an Improve/- incut in prices, from those paid last week, of 1 to}ccnt per pound on those qualities ranging from Middling to Middling Fair, which advance has been readily paid by purchasers, and near ly all the Cotton put on the market sold at the advance noticed. The sales or the week foot up 3,696 bales at the following order, viz: Wednesday 267 bales. Thursday 902 bales, Friday 662 bales, Saturday 618 bales. Monday 710 bales, and yesterday 647 bales, the market closing Arm and excited; 4 a 7,6 at 8,9 at 16}, 14 at 16}, 87 at 16], 48 at 10} 78 at 11, 202 at 11}, 860 at 11}, 08 at 11}, 182 at li}, 76 at 11 11-16,364 at 11}, 31 at 1113-16 544 at 11}, 763 at 12, 7 at 121-16, 339 at 12} 263 at 12}, 178 at IS},''47 at 12}, and 8 bales at 1213-16 cents. We present tho following quotations as the ruling prices at the close of business, yesterday: Ordinary nominal. Middling 11| a 12 Strict Middling 12 a 12} Good Middling 12} a 12} Middling Fair 12} a SEA ISLANDS.—We are still without any transaction in long staple. The receipts for the month foot np 109 bales, and the exports 62 bales. RIC&—Our Rice market has been dull, and sales limited to retail, at former prices. Ex ports for the week 42 tierces, viz: to Phila delphia 26, and to Charleston 16 tierces. ROUGH RICE.—Nothing has been done in this article since our last. We are-in receipt of 22,000 bushels for the season, all of which has been sent to mill. FLOUR.—The market is well supplied with ail qualities. Georgia and Tennessee brands are held at 87 76 to 88 50 for superfine; 88 60 to 99 for extra; and 89 to 910 for extra family The demand is moderate and confined princi pally to local trade. Holders, however, are firm in their prices. WHEAT—-We have no sales of Wheat to report. The receipts are very light, as com pared with the same period last year. We quote nominally 140 to 146 for Red; 81-50 to 81.66 for White is asked by holders, which ia above the view of buyers, SUGARS—-The market for all descriptions continues extremely high. Consequently the sales are limited to the immediate wants of the trade. We quote Porto Rico aud St. Croix 9 to 11; New Orleans 10} to 11} per lb., with an upward tendency. MOLASSES.—We are without any receipts since our last. We quote as before, say 43 to 45 for Cuba; 65 to 60 for Barbadoes; and 60 to 65 for New Orleans. LARD.—Only a retail demand oxlsts, at for- mer prices, via; Baltimore 13al4},and Tennes see 13} to 14c. per lb. LIQUORS.—A good enquiry sprang up ta domestic liquors the past week, resulilng jit Bales of 250 barrels Cincinnati whiskey, as fol lows: 160 at 38c. per gallon; and 150 bids. on private terms. BACON.—Bacon continues in tho same dull and depressed state os noticed in our last, aud in the race or a largo accnmlilating stock the market presents a gloomy appearance. Wo quote Shoulders 9 a 9}, Sides 12 a 12}, aud Tennessee canvassed Hams 12} per pound..Do- mood limited and the tendency still downward. BAGGING,—Thu Bagging market is without change and sales limited to filling smull orders for country customers. We note sales at 21 to 23 cents according to quality, whloh is tbe outside figures. . BALE HOl’E.—No change whatever to no tice in the article. Fur quotations see our table of prices. BUTTER and CHEESE.-A good retail de mand exists for choice Goshen Butter, at form er quotations, say 26 to 27 per pound, and 12} to 15 cents for Cheese. Stock of each equal to the demand. COFFEE.—The Coffbe market is inactive and the sales are limited. Holders, however, are very firm in their rates, and not over anxious to force sales. COI1N.—We have little or no change to note in the Corn market. Sales to a lair extent have been made in small lets from store, at 85 ueuts for Georgia and Tennessee, retailing at 90 cents per bushel, sacks iucludcd. OATS—are in good demand at unchanged prices, say 65 to 60c. per bushel. HAY.—The market is without change and sales limited, to retail at our quotations. HIDES—are in good demand at 14} to 16c. perpound. LIME—We are In receipt of some 3000 bbls since our lust. 1500 bbls of which haa been sold on the whurr at 91.26 per bbl. Agood retail de- mend exists at 81.37} to 8L60 per bbL ■SALT—Nothing done in salt this weak, re tailing from store at 1.26 persauk. POTATOES—Are in fair request at 8360 to 83.76 per bbl. ' FRUIT—Apples are selling at 83.50 to83.75 Lemons 97 to 88 per box, and Oranges 820 to 925 per t hoosund. FREIGHTS—to Liverpool! We have one ves sel on the borth she has not mado any engage* ments, and We quote es nominal. Ootton to N. York, per steamer, }o. per bale; to New York, by sailing vessel, jo. per bale; to Boston, lii ■ailingvessels, jc.; to Philadelphia, jc.; to Bab ‘Imoro nominal. Wheat, in sailing vessels to New York, 8o. per bushel. EXOHANGE—Sterling la quoted at 9} per cent, premium. Tho Banks are aeliiug eight checks on all Northern cities at} per cent. pr*4 mtnm, and purchasing New York right bills a : tsSBSS ' * * j? jet4 — ! i I iiaa-sassiz £S: ML Tbo Coil oh market wu very quiet yesterJay, atm with very little Inquiry, tho total saloe or the day to 647 bale* asTollowi, vti:4»l7, 6 «t 8, 0 at 10)4, il at 10*, 6 at 11,0 at 11*, 31 at 11*. 7 at II*, 033 it 12, Sat li*, 181 at 3*, 10at 13*. Export** / UAI<TJMOUK—I'ur Brig R C Wrlght-214 bales upland Ctiilon: 6*26 boxen cupper ore; 30,000 feet lumber and 4 uiilua milxo. B>LTIMURK—I’m- sciir Bomnraot—187 bale* up- aud notion; 340 tiiixua D ipper ore;3d.000 foul lum* bur. CHAU’ JCSl’OiV, 39.—Tbure haa been a good liud.buo) ant duurnud fbr tho urllclu siuco we reported bt*t, aud our quotation* at tbat time (Tliuraday uv< ulu*) Uavo beau fully uuatuluod, with 84U oDOHHloual advauoo t n Homo tutu. Tbe aalee on Friday amouuto to 80S botea.ou Saturday lu 710, aud to'day to 670—luuking tbo total ualea of tbe threo day a 8190 baity, ranging from 016 to 13*. AUGUSTA, tiEl'T. 3 J —Tho market ycKtordvy ex hibited no change. Tbo demand was good and prluoo firm. CAPITAL PHlriB 170,060. GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, To bo drawn S'TUnuaY.oct SHth, In S £ hi $ • «n ©• siiiiisl s: HiiisssijSjj §1 Si !S • s. BE: Mti- *3 Sc ! §§. ; ilglisii 2. M Ml pi ? it 9i\ Ip IP © § r* |fS pi Sal Comparative kxporta or copper Ore and POMOTIO GOODS FKOlt THK fORT OK aAVAXXAH. Exporteu to FmFept 1,’6C to 8ept30,’66. FmScpt 1,’6B to Sept 30,’65 0. Ore D’tlcs. 0. Ore D’tlcs. Liverpool Loudou Other British Porto... :::: .... Total to Gl Britain. .... Havre Bordeaux Other French Ports... .... Total to France .... .... North or Europe South or Europe West Indies Total to F’gn Porto. .... .... Now York 117 1693 862 Boston Providence Philadelphia *i»8 *329 BalUmoro 1124 6 800 146 Other U 8 furl: Total Coastwise.... 1124 320 2393 8.6 Grand Total 1124 3R 3398 826 Liverpool PKUK.tT PHtOKt, SKHf. 13, AH MMl'Anii!) WITH Till Ml} or 1855 AMD 1864. Bowed ordinary... middling.... flair gooil ralr.,.. . good Orleaua and Mobile. ordinary middling fair good fair....?. g'MKl ob gin’d marks. Herat ordlary middling.... fair.......... good fair good 8.1. «t. & pawgln'd. ordinary middling fair good fair...... good and fine.. Pornambuoo Dcmcrara Egypt’n(ord to (hir) Do (good fair to flno) Went India 1860. 6*afl 0*o 6* 6>4* 0J6 7 a 7* 7**7* 6 a « ««* 0* 7*a 7* 7*a 7* 7** 7* 8 .a 8* 4)4* 4* 4*a 4* 4K» 4* 6 a 6* 6*a 6* 6 a 9 11 ul3 12**13 16 a10 17 a36 6* a 8 0 a 0 6«a 7* R alO 6 a 9 1865. 6*» 5* 6* ft 6* 6* * 0* 6* « 7 7** 7* 5*a 0* **«t 6.* 7 a 7* 7*a 7* l* a I* 8 a 9 3*a 4* 4*a 4* 4*a 4* 4*a 4* 6 a 6* 6 a 9* 10 all* 12 al3* 13*iil4 IB*alfi* 17 n86 6* a 8 6*al0 6 *7* 7*al0 ;»0* 1864. 4*ft 4* 5*a 6* 0 a0 6* ft «* 6** 7 4*a 4* 6*a 6* «* a «.* 6**8* 7 a 7* 7*ft 8* 2*a 3 3*a 8J 8*a 8J_ 3*a 8* 6 al3 12 alS I3*al4 16 alfi* 17 a3Q 6*a8 6*al0 -6**7 7**10* 6 a 0 Taken on speculation to tills date bags 3R511 Ditto of name period of 1856 638780 Bank Bote Table. UKOROIA. HOPTI! CAROLINA, AC. B’lc State of Georgia.. I’urtliarlcH’n City Banks. .Par Planters'Bunk....... " “ ■ Marino Ruuk..,;..... Con.ll.lt. fe H’k'gCo.. Ga. It.R. AsB.’k’g Co.. Bank of Savannah.... Moch’ca' Sav'g Bank. Morob’tH is Plunttir»i Bunk or AugiiBta Mcch’cs* Bank, (Aug.) Aug. Ins. 4s B'k’gCo.. B'korBr»nwlck,(Aug) “ jN T cwOrleaua...3 pf'c. dia Union Bank “ |KortbCarollna...2a3 dta City Bank “ Virginia 3a3*di> Mau’fltc’rBB’k.(Mac.) “ Alabama 2a?di» Morch’ta B'k, (Macon) adHlTenncHseo a a 6 dia MAnurac’ra' k Mocb'ca |Bk of Mid Geo Macon pa Bk Fulton (Atlanta).par|li.t’r Bk (Uiifflu).5 dirr Columbia Com. Bank.. ’ Da uk or Hamburg.... “ 1 M. B’kofCbbrnw,... “ 1 Hunk of Georgetown.. “ 1 Dank of camuon “ 1 Kx. Bank, (Columbia). “ 1 : Bank or Newberry... “ ‘ BankofClnwlor " ‘ ! Plant'a'B'k, (Fairfield) “ ‘ |8. W. R. R/Bank...., » Comparative View of Veaaeln LOADING IN TIIB IfJQTKU KTATKS FOR KOKNUN PURTi* | 1868 |j 1856 |'GBjFrjOP|fGB|Frjtnf Now Orleans, Sopt 19 Mobile, Sept 10 Florida,Sept24 Savuuuab, Seiit 30 CharleHton, Oiit 1 New York,Sept 23 Other Ports, Sept 19 4 7 0 8* 4 2 1 3 0 4] 0 0 0 0 0 olo 0 1 0 2 4|0 0 2 0 1 3 1 2 35 10 102 21 6 62 11 0 14 6 0 6 Total,. , | 64I20|119| J 46j 10(60 LIST OF VESSELS IN PONT. Ships. AojusU, («) Lyon N Y t*td.lfortlF& Co Knoxrllta, (s) -LuOIow ..NY I'.delforU F A Co Columbia BaatUs......iliic'E.. Router A Gammoll Monterey, Purllau...... Curtiz.... Urlsh.m K A t o Telegraph, w.’g Hone A Couecry Georgia, MeLoou -Uvc’l ,.OFAJG Mills Barks. Flight, Cilbouu,,.. „CsJ.s-lii-lgbam, Ksllr A Co Somori, Uassford......, dtA'g,.. I Hunter k GarameU PotorI»emiU,lIooy..,N York Octavug Cohen Marla Morton, Bulkler.N York... .Cohens * Herti Henry, Wilson alne’g lluuler JkGammeli Brlffi. Macon,Dick,,..,, ..New Y«j-k*...()Dtpvn.<Cohou Norman, Heard dlmig....ibigh^ifi,Kully k Co Sonooneri. Plaudume, Brnwu .N It.' PndeirordFftCo Transit, HaUord....... repair'g. tinnier k Burn mull Fauulo, BeAflton.......Phila.'. c A Greiner ■ ordella,/Dunham.. v .dbD , K.. Brti}hHUi Kc|i> Jk Co M F. WoIIh, Terry .load’d....f'gdiMi Marr fcOo K/ferry, Trim..,... ..luad'g....CarleiouJkParHoui Geo Davis, Phillips.. ..N York.. Williams k RntclitTo John Boston, Lingo., .1/ York.;; .. . Cohens Harts Nerkma« JHnks.....dlsc'g... i«»Via t«r North State, Horten..,.N York...Ogden Siun & Co I'ui't orsuvuiiinih,, .October 1. Arrived* Muoku) * llni, from Plantation* with 8uo bushels oughriue. , ^ Cleared. Brig K t Wright, U'slker, Baltimore—Brigham, Kohy sN Co, .'dir rtohurriui, bUirllng, DttUimorf--Brigbftm, Kel.y k Co. Meinornuda* Loaton. eopi -C—1 lie bark Seebols, from Bruna wk., oioigiu, pm ii u> this port leaky to-day. Sbo will uu\o t • disi burgoa puriluu ol tbo cargo to slop tho leuk. Foreign Ports. LivoriKii.;, .tujii 7—Arr, Elixabetli, Wil.iame, sSa- muab. .r«ui, wiim, Hutchings,cUvaiiuah.' Tlio Ibimwiiig uiuiitjd vesfruls aro loading for ea- vaniiiih:—uyui.oi« l-.Ucon, Diehard Cobuun* Mont Blanc* .New i on. dept 4tb* ala ijidy kJnmBrucu* BruDrihaw* davanuub. Clyde, tiopt 6—uui, dun Beam* Dean* Savanuali Psseiigeral " Par tauiuribip AugUbta. f om New Yoik—Ke lt A Llark, lady auu child. Mies a K Kobinjun; sirs P M Clarke. Mm .1 & dteveasou, and 8 children; J A dtcvoiiiiuu; Uobt Thutnpiou: Miss M Tbomsoh: Mrs M Kuhertnuti; Uobt Iaju aud lady; K Western'll; J II Pbinip», o Kutubuid; Miss F Burlingame; Miss it a i hli.ipa; I u J in pie; FU Dana; H H Aimslron.j; J W Delhinlga. \lm Foster; C h Carlton; D ri La lAt'iuurette; ueo AOutajP Goodwin:C Wood; J O Turner, jr; Airs K Gammon; Miss M Wilton; H it i.imoioua uua 1 d); J H Langley and lady; J H *tury;Pn auwcoiii j; J H Merry, lady aud 2 chil dren; J Kile, un..lady;PTbomasiown;KW Uueker EI'auebu);SW Wilson; Jno Sharon, lady and k uhiidiuu; J u .uuitevuut;BA Holt; Win Matb.ws; F- D lUoseii; Mins .uulieu; Mies LcMulleu; MfSs Ko gan; PMoCullein; J W Kelly; M Keusio; WmHlubba; Mia ntubbs; L KuUurdoire, capt Jas Da via; U liar- •.euburg; K Uua ter; J A Brown and lady; Miss M A Wilson; AiDs U \i Mason; Mrs J HUallot and eblid; Mi's ltuuipt; V J Koriveit, lady and infant; W BFron- cib, lady aud son; it Morgan;G 6Brown; . Klstleld; Thos uitliaru; ,1 w Gumming;J T Vuu Loon; Wm r Ufley and .uoy; cj P Halsey; Miss D J Frlsby; Miss Butior; thus Hopkina and lady; E H Cohen and lady; MUs Bul.linch; Miss Kuigbt; N B mown; F U iiuruueb, 11S slmrns: Jno T Bcoit;Dr W M Bust- wick; J H Bnrion, and 68 In the ateurugo. ,1& 8,280 PRIZES—I/liVF.ST I'RIZE || 0 Hotottuu. ^f e P;'“to-:v«, rT(n PRIZES OUARAnSm .6,720 ,000 :::::::::::: ’’SSI 300 800 100 40 * 80 30,316 hrixea, aj.ounting to •»f^i|41il4'i Tlckuts 820—Halves 810—quartern $6-Eightt, •2 60 CorUtoatoof a Package or 26 Wbolves, coeU..f316 •• » 20Halves “ ..168 .8 i8 26 Quarters “ .. 79 ft •• 26^ElgbU “ ..39.60 A Grand Bohemo for Octebor Slat, on tbo HAVANA PLAN. [ADmoimn mr thk ktati or asoSj” [0,000 FORTOAlilE8A()AbBBrrijOPr eftv ,000 FV8 tag ***' CLA^' 20 To be drawn In tbe city of Atlauta, Os innni.u FRIDAY, Oetobor 24,1H56. on tho 2! C,0fi SINGLE NUMBKtall i iW Purcboaers In buying io uboio ti.l (when the numbers end In 1, 2,3, 4, s « J s guaranteed a I’rlto ol UiLuVihM 0 ) are Quarters in proportion. 26’,“! tar All ordors for Tlekets or Paokages in any or tbe Maryland Lotterios will receive prompt atten tion. ana tbe drawing mailed to all purchasers im mediately. . Address T. H. HUBBARD k CO.. No, 39 Fayette street, or Box No. 40, oot l Baltimore, Md. CRANE’S PATTEN METAL.1C wmssAih T HIS is a newly invented BURIAL CARE, fash ioned to accord with the feelings of the. be reaved, and yet retaining all tbe requisites or an appropriate receptacle for tbo dead. There is no reason why sueb areceptaoio should be mado to create by its appearance disagreeable sensations. Ills enough that wo should bo bereaved, and what* evor tends to soften or make lesskoeu tho poignan cy of our grter, commends lueir to our considera tion. Bo much tbat Is repulsive has been discarded iu the arrangomeut anil shape of tbe above Card, tbat its name, tho CASKET BURIAL CAS 1 -, is an iuvoluntary suggestion, and "I do not hesitate to aver that there has never been in uso any thing so entirely chaste, appropriate end convenient as this invention. The Case permits a view of tbe entire body alter It is enclosed, the whole top being composed of beautiful thick French Plate Giass.bntUclentiy strong to roust khy internal or external pressure, is per fectly air tight, coinposcd of, metal highly, orna mented, aud will last for ages. Bamples of the Casket may be seon at tbe office of Messrs. CRANE, WELLS k C<>., 83 Bay street, Sa vannah. P. S. Persons desirous of purchasing the exclu sive right for the sulo of the Casket in tuo following Slates, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and North Carolina, wilt please apply by letter or In person to WILLIAM B. PHILLIPS k Oo., owners of Patent, care or CRANE, WELIH k CO., Savannah, Georgia, N B. Rights to one or more counties will be sold also. . oct 1 Roceljilo Pei* Central ttallrond. Sam. 30—1312 bales cotton, 542 sacks wheat, 378 ilu corn, 150 bble flour, 70 bales Uomeslica, aud radze to Fatten, Hutton, 4 Co, J F Brooks, Rabun & Smith, Way 6c Taylor, Crone, Wells 6c Co, Brigham, Kelly & Co, W Woudbridge, Culieos & Hertz, Hodaon,Fleming & Co, A S Huitridge, J M Selkirk, Agt, CAL Lamar, Rose, Davis 6c Long, Tlsun 6c Uordou, U lleicbei', It A Allen 6c Son, Jno Ingersoll, Sniders 6c Askew, Yonge 4 Frierson, King 6c 8ou ', t i. B , Rodgers, Norris & Co, A Back er, S M Lafiiteau, H Latbrou 6c Co, A MoAl- iiln 6c Co, Roth well 6c Wliitenead, N A Hardee 6c Co, FraukHi, 6c Brantley, Hardwicke A Cooke, VV (1 Tisnn, W D Etheridge, Dana A Washburn. Consigners. For steamship Augusta, from New York—If A drioh; Aiken A li.iras; Beighatn, Kelly Jk Cq;J 4 A Brown; A Barnard; J Burt; 118 Bugardeos; But ler k Frlusou; W D BatcbiorjJ V Burbeo; Buston ViiUiouga; M J Buchner; N KBurnum;G Brown jc C0;O t'olieu; J k Coueradt k Co; D DCopp; J M Cooper A Co; A Cohen; D D Coheu; Cbeevor Jk Co, JU a Coheu; Cuiiues k Hertz; R F Cole Jk Uro;« 11 Clark; Clagliom & Cuuuingham; Crane, Wills & ( *>: • w “* “ Davidson; Doiyitt Jk Morguii; A Doyle; W nlijokion; 5 FDocjMrsM J Dilloe " leritein Jkk" 1 " *“ **•*—• ■— * - ** Brantley; KGuoUail; _ !J- liU uu : ' V . W 'WroHallsSS* if art ridge; Wm PHunter; W H Housman; J Hasbrook Jk C»| M A Hardy k Co; W H May * Co; J D Jessio; O Johnson *Co. King k Sou; N B Knapp; 8 M Uffi- tan; c k L ljmmr; H Luthrop Jk Oo; Lockett&8nel- ling; Lovutt & UUlmore; JW Uthrop k Co; Mo- Mahon k Doyle, D Mallett k Co; J B Mooro k Co; J iv mappoii. . Mft'---* * «--L- *• 1Uf DO Connor; ^ B Palmer W oou;i cir«uu t ueH« to; rattoii, Hutton Jk Co- Kune, IMvIh & Ung- R R Ageut;GStoddard:Scran- l . on . , i u .^ li6lou J CSturtovant, J 8 Sturievant; J .1 Sollomonri; JShorlock Jk 0o;Sniiier8 k zbkow; a 8 Sollntnun JkCo; J W SklK; J Turner; KFiiribubut: WsyooAno',; WyatttCo; tv»y Sliylor; W F Williams; Toung .v Frleaon; Williams & Kateliiro. nevvadve rtisements ASSIZE* OF BREAD, ' CnvTHKAiURia’scmoM, ) T Savannah. October 1st, 1856. J H E average price or Flour tbe last mouth bolng $8 imr barrel, bread must woigli os foliowh : 10 cont Loaf must weigh 2 lb>. 3 •* »» * "yi^os oct X JAME3 8, W1IJCIN8, city Tr'eMoror. ARMORY HALL. HENRY’ M/HALL, or tiiu cm*, WILL DELIVER A LECTURE! On W.diiesdajr Rvonliig, Oot. 1st. SUBJECT: "ThelaoUotnont. to Mental Oukulure sad Literary Frogrws In tbe Unilod Slstos,’’ *r tickhs warn selitao-2 »'KWitT'arM£RKSAH A RE row reoi'IvlDg.lbelr Fall and Wintor slock or Fori'litu and llnmeatlo DRY GOODS. Alto, a mil ussarlinei t or Flnnlutlou Goods, wbiob they offer at the lowest prices, and to which ihcy solicit tbe attention o: purchasers. RIBEKO’S BUILDING, sept 8° Congress street HOUSE. RESTAURANT. 708 SUBSCRIBER takes pleasure in announcing to bis friouds and tho pub- Ho generally, that be bas RE-OPENED bis RESTAURANT for tbe season, assisted by Mr. T.O. Chick, whose reputation aa a caterer is a suffi cient guarantee that every thing will bo done up to ploaBCdho most fastidious ta te. oct 1—lw A. B. LUCE. OYSTERS: THE subscriber is now ready to frir- nish OYSTERS in the 8bell, fresh open ed or Pickled in any quantity to suit purchasers. Pickled Oysters In kegs ready to bo shlppod. oct 1 .1. D. JESSE. I^ulugnatiausages, a fresh supply)ust rocolved octl S ILks FRUM UCTION.—30 pieces plaiiir«Triped, Ohenoand Bayadero silki 1 , purenasod at auc tion* ftnd selling ut extremely low prices. Also, Saxony Plaids and Plaid Poplins, very desi rable goods for children’s wear, Just rec« ived by _ oct l DEWITT Jk MORGAN. TO THE VOTERS OF CHATHAM COUNTY. Fellow-cltlxena, I am a candidate at the election, In January next, tor tho offico or Tax Collector, and tollolt your support. i. HARMON. Savannah, Sept, 80th, 1866. octl FOR RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS. Fellow citizens, I hereby annoiu Sw suir a candidate for the above uamod office, and respectfully ask your support. oot l BARNARD E BEE. TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES. CARPET WARE-HOUSE, 14V ooxausu axd 67 8T. jtrun-nunrtB. I1HE Sabscriber bu received, and will open l_tbls day, the lawest and mostextensivo variety WINDOW SHADES over offered in this oily. It ta the intention oftho advertiser to keep constantly in store a large supply of all the various patterns and stylos manufactured by the manufocturers of tills country and of France, to which the attention of mer. chaste and families In the city and couutry, is la* vited. They Will be aold at wholesale and retail, at ■adlifectory prices. W H. GUION, Agent, jsnl NEW BOOKS. RKCIKVED BY WAHNOlK Jk DAVIS, SEPT. 15lh. A ONES EVELYN, or Beauty and Pleasure, by G A WM Reynolds; 'tne Comical Adventures of David Dufllcks, illus trated with over two hundred lauglmblo ougrav- togs; George Setou, or the Chip Boy of the Dry Dock, by gamuel Curly; Tbe Buccaneer's Daughter, bunutifully illustrat ed, by Nou Bimtlme; Elleu l*orcy;or the Memoirs of an Actress, by G W M KaynohU; MUM OK— lJvc aud lx>urn, or a Guido for All Who Wish to Speak or Write Correctly; Saratogu, a talo of 1787; Magdalen Hepburn, a Story or the Scottish Re formation, by Mrs Olyphant; Victoria, or tbe World Overcome, by Carohuo Obessors; Life of WasbiugUili, by Irving, clieup edition, price $1 60 per volume; The Life and Adventures of .lames 1* Beckwourth by T D Bonner. fceptlv For sale at 160 Congress street. SUNDRIES. Choice Table Butter,— Crushed, Powdered, clarified U nnd C ; Ugbt and Brown Sugars from 10,11,12*, 13, 14, aud T» cts. COFFEE. Of ail grades from ^^14,16, oud 18 ceute. Gunpowder, Greon and Oolong, Ac. Fullou Market Bee! and Pig Pork ; Terre Haute Hums iu Canvass ; Pickles of uII kinds ; Preserves of all kinds ; Gillclt Sardines, halves aud quarters, best brand Sweet Clive Oil, quarts and plots : Chocolate, Preston’s and Baker’s Premium; Durkee’s & Babbit’s Yeast Powdeit. Cttlljaml-examine at. JAS A. BAHRON’S sept26 CANDY Family Grocery, Whitaker aud CUarlton-sU. MANUFACTORY AND CON FECTIONARY. TVAVI1H1. GALLOWAY, having retired frqtn JL/ politics, would inform the publio that be hus gone to making Caudles, and selling French Con fectionaries, Dried Fruits, Nuts &c.. at the old es tablished 8tend recently occupied by Messrs Now- combe, Rice k Fitzgerald, corner ot Broughton and Whitaker streets, Savannah, Ga., where be will ho pleased to accommodate and Hit all orders with promptness and dispatch, to Dcmucruts, Ainerl cuus, and tho “ dear pcopb!” goncrully. This is tho placo where tho genuiue Cotigii Candy Is made. Enough said. Torres cash. No charge for park ibgor shipping. *ug 26—8m. . F OR SALK—10 shares Gas Company Stock, by aug8 BARKMAN k BULLOCH mit CO-PARTMERSHIP KOTfOE. i E undersigued have this day formed a Co-|«rt- u uorship in tho Hack, Salo and Livery Stabto. nderthe name and sty loot Freeman, Henderson k Co. A. FREEMAN, J.M. HENDERSON, D.S. HENDERSON. Savannah, Sept 1, I860. sept 1—lm WOOD—WOOD. n>HK SUBSCRIBER bos Just received, and will 1 keep constantly ou hand at Ws Wood Yard, Old Charleston Wharf, a full supply of tbo best or bunted Block Jack, Oak, Hickory, Llgbtwood, Jk'j., Jko. AU In want are rospectfully luvited to give him a call. H. C. RAYe'OR. p. 8. All orders left at tbe Book Store under the Marshall House will ho promptly attended te. sept 30 lUTNAM’S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER, roceiV U J. B. CUBBEDGE, Agent, Marshall House Building. P UTN/ by sept 8" bi ate 8A9IUKL 8WA1V 6t CO.. 30,000 Tlckol«-:i.z?o'p r | I „ iiizS amounting to 2 0 4, 0 0 0!! •40,000 Ih g. 6,000 is % . 2,000 is * 1.000 Is .$8 ’■•22“ ifi m 200 are 100 sro 1 prlxoor. i - “ !!!!!! i •• i “ i “ 10 prlxes of TOO “ of 100 « APFKOXUUTIOX PKIZW. 4 prizes or 160 app’g to wo.ooo prlzo, aru wu, 4 “ 126 “ 12,000 prize, are ia, 4 ;* 100 ft 5,000 prize,'are S° 0 4 *5 “ 2,000 prlzo, are S! 8 .! 60 “ 1,000 prizu, arc -00 prlr.o,aro 1800 8,280 prizes amountlug to $j£J5 40 8,000 46 ft 40 are.... wtole Tickets $10—Halves $5V(ib^Qilartert‘|MjS > PLAN OF TEE LOTTERY. The numbers from 1 to 30,000, eorresiocdiiir with those numbers on tbo Tickets printed on uo. arate slips or pai»er,nro cutircled with small 4 tubes, and placed in oue wheel. Tho first 216 Prizes, similarly printed ami en circled, aro placed iu another wheel. Tho wheeii arethon rovolvod.and a Number is drawn from the wheel or Numbers, and at the same tim« a Prlzo is drawn from tbe other wheel. Tho numlier aud Prizes drawn out ore opened and exhibited m the aiidiehce, Ittd registered by tho CommUfioncM the Prise being placed "gainst the numberdrm' This operation is repeated until nil the I'riz&ure drawn out. APMOxnumv Prizes—Tho two pri-ccdlnn mj tbe two succeeding Numbers to those drawloeibfi Orel l« Prizes will he eutillod to tho 04 Approxi mation Prizes, according to the Scheme. $3,000 Prizes of $40,01(0 will be determined li the last Azure oftho number that druwsthcHQOOo Prize. For example, If the number drawiniM|i8 $40,000 Pr.teend* with No. l,thcn all the Men where the number ends In 1 will be entitled to $40 if tho Number ends with No. 2. then all tl.e Ttcketo where the number ends in 2 will be i-ntitloJ t»840 and bu ou to 0. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS. As,.by this Scheme, one Ticket in every lu l- guaranteed to draw $ju, wo will tell CcrtifirattMf Packages of 10 Ticket-, (where tbo uumbern in I iu 1* 2,3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0,) at tl»e following flits, which is the risk on them. All that they draw over the uiuouu guaranteed accrues to the purchaser. CertiQccs of Package of 10 Wbolo Tickets ua ' ft 10 Half “ *30 “ ft 10 Quarter “ ]& It will be parcel veil, by this phut, that fur SCUibe purchaser bas a Certiikato of lo Tickets, when if bo buys Tickets bo would only get for tlmtTuni 6 Wholes, thus by buying Ccr ilk ales he hus li.ur more obuupus for larger I’rizos—HhIvi's and Quar ter Packages in iiruiHirtlon. IN ORDERING TICK ITS OR iKhllKOATa Enclo-e the money to our aUdu-*s fur the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will be forward*] by first mull. The drawn numbers will be forwardoil lo pur chasers immediately after tbe drawiug. JST Purchaser* will |do;iso write theirflgnr.tnrcs plain, nud give ilieir I'l'Kt Ulllce, County and FWa Remember that every prize in drawu. huJ |«,ri ble in tell wltboul doductum. AU prizes of $1,000, aud under, paid inmiedlately after the drawing—other prizes at the luualliinrof thirty days, full without deduction. 49* All commimicatltms strictly conildeuilal. Prize tickets cashed or reneweu iu other (Irketo at either office. Orders tor tickets or mtifleutoh can be addnutd either to S. SWAN k at., Atlanta, 0».,or sept 80 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala , Tasggfji SCHOOL. T IHIS School will be organized on Wodnnday. . October 8tb, under tbe rlinrgo or Mr. It nat ion, aa Principal; who will be aided tty n assistants. Tho bouse will ncuimmodale «U0 jm pils; 200 of whom will bo received free id' ebarge, and 100 will pay tuition. The Mas*lo School District includes that putiouof the city lying east of Whitaker st. Allcbililrrn nv siding lu this diitrlct are entitled lo a place iu' thl* School, Applications muHt bu made to either of Ihctom misslouers, or to tbo I'i iucipu! A. ITiRTER, .V fcTOl'UAVJl. S. COHLN, • • .in miss H-nrn Savannah, Sept. Stfi, 1H60. ‘«ft Win $0, Morning News and Republican copy sw mouth. PUBLIC: 8UIICUL. T HE Publio Sohool will be ro-o;i-neii on Wednes day, October 1st, under Mr \V. H Baker « i riueipal. . , One huudred and llily pupils will be loccived; ilfty of whom will pay tuition. Tho School Dtfirict iucludcstlmi imrtlim of the city ly ing westonulh ker street. No children living vast of this street can oMtm placos in tills Heboid. Applications must be made to either of the Iuid mlsstouora, or to the Principal. ’ - A. PORTER, .. j. gTODPARh, S. COHEN, i/tunmisMoueri. gavanDali, Sopt. Slit, 1956. . stpiMB tor Morning Nowh ami Republican copy month. O. O. POOLE, n . No. 11, Whittaker Street, (two doors from Bryan,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER M lilhei, Blinds, Doors, Palnfa, Oils* Vw nlshcs* Window Glass, Pntly* yjss. Painters’, Gralnors’ and ArteL* ww* 1 "; uyuHWhitewasli Heads nud Duster*. Dry SJ^PMixed Paints of every dcscrii-ti'-n. -'d'^ paitulvs. ,. Booms prepared with neatucBs and dc.q«trii.-- House, Sign and Ship Painting, Gilding. t ,r aiwU:grm*‘ Glazing done In tho best style nnd at ntuncra" P All orders from the country pimni-tly attrn^ inch 2a—i) ASTi-EY COO r UR'S DISSOLUTION. T HE Co-partnership T F. CHAMPION' k CO. to 'this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tbo, busiuessol tlm lute Arm will t e settled by F. Chsut- ptou, who will continue the Grocery business ou nls own account. F. CHAMPION, K. J. LARCOMBIE. Savannah, October 1, 1860. sept 30—lm STOP THE THIEF. •990 REWARD. STOLEN from tbe residence of tbo subscri ber, at Orangeburg Court House, on Friday night, the 18th < f July last. CHARLOTTE and •her two childreu. Nattalio and Mary Auu. Charlotte to a bright Mulatto, twenty-three years old, has black oyer, middling size, rather slim, moves quickly, carries herself erect, and moves her shoulders a good deal in walking, tooth not very good; ha* lost soveral of hor back teeth. Tbe chil dren are both girl*. >ntuiile to about 3 years old. Mary Ann, an intant 2* months old. Thoy ore very fair and havo block eyes. The nbwr named slaves wore bteion by a small itytauiarii, wb«*e name to Frederick Umpet, a degur Maker* Said Lenpet to v ry short In stature, shoulders broad for a man of his height, carrio? himself very ©rect, moves quickly, and swiugs bis shoulders in walk ing. Ho to vory dark, his complexion boiug more tbo color of un Indlnn than a fcpaubird. has stroiphi black balr, flat nose, largo month, with rather thick Ups, wears u heavy moustache, and sometimei a tuft of hair on hii mi mr up. Hi * Vrt are reiuark- bly small; bo uauully drt-s«esou tbe daudy order. I will gi vo for tbe deli vory of tbe Thief and Negroes In Orangeburg Jail, $260. or for tbo slaves 160, and tho thief alono $100. This scouudrel has lived In Charleston several years, and frequently passed up and down tho South Carolina Railroad to Colombia and Augusta, wbero he has friends, and where ho aolto segars—he to well known in Charleston, and on both branches of the Railroad, He took tuy uegroes JOHN a ROWE, 37th August, 1866. *1 ion the Railroad to Charleston. 801*128 MAGAZINES. H ARPER’S MAGAZINE for October. Godoy’s Ladles Book for October. Graham’s Magasin for-October. Rocslvedby J;B. OUBBKDGE* Ageut,. • sopt24 MarGiall House Bulldtug. J C 'hoick GOSHEN. BWTI’RR it 011^.-20* kogscboloeCaMb... iiu.tw- . L -- ; • c ^^a|<SMSsi co.. aug£6. to. SIR T HE Invigorating action or Mr Ariley Ojrg' 4 Pills ou tbe constitution Is really aud a single trial will couvince the most «ej» of their power to rest* re the most fetblo and n litated to tell health aud sireugib. aud »o tojgW can convey on adequate-idea ortho inimetJW®- almost miraculous change, produced by use of this wonderful medicine in •hoilbeafw, biUtated and shattered nervous sys em; the reiw “ and debilitated body to at once relieved. w**JSl enlivened and built up; tbe meutal and | W symptoma or disease vanish under Jheiricfl“ J the stooping, trembling victim or dipreann debility bccomesancwman; be stowj JJafe* moves with a Arm step: his mind which wm pre viously sunk in gloom, beconuw bright, nu y active, aud be goes forth rrfrrsbed* and conscious • X uew vigor to Ins accu*toB » cupatlous; and tho effect tom t leiuporary, ° contrary, tho roller Is pcrmaucut, for the jjjgj proper Ups'of tho medlciue reach tho comI« ^ Uselfand restores It to Its firnt condition. dtoeasesorthe stomach nnd pigeMite w8*“» never foil. 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