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VOL. XXXVII liMRMAN & JOlilL Subscription Prices of Shy Aitimli Paper* Ity common uudorstaudlng, 1U0 proprietors »ml uridUlwm ol (ho tUroo papers Issued in Savannah, lnvo adopted the following uuir rm ratp.s of sub- wrlpiiou, 10 Uko oil'ect thin day: Miy 1‘npor, |»or annum, in advanoo <0 00 IY!-Weekly “ “ 4 oo .Wookly, «*uglo copy, In advance 2 00, ' "Wookly, Uro copies, to ono address,, 8 00' Weakly, wghi “ “ frl'tuv Wookly, too “ • “ , “ , M V., 12 00 Weekly, tw«uiy “ •• “ 20 TO 1 WUou uet paid within ono mouth from the Unto of -tiibjoriniog the charge Ibr tbo Dally will be tevaI loiters, an* forth* Trl-Woeklyylw. Vho Weoaiy will bo sent ouly to those who pay In advance Viu* iwper will Invariably bo dlsooutiued upon Hie expiration of tho tlrao Ibr which it has boon paid. Tbo abuvo rates to take elfoct from and alter this Into. ALEXANDER ft SNEED, ityuWfcan, B. B. Hli.fON ft CO., Georgian dS Journal THOMPSON ft WITHINGTON, -Y««ei. Savannah • jly 1,I860. SATURDAY, T wo O'clock, P. H. DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION DR. JAMBS R r SCREVEN, Aide v m e tt, 1. Dll. U1CHABD D. ARNOLD, 2. WM. S. BASINGER. 3. AARON CHAMPION, 4. SOLOMON COHEN, ft. ROBERT LACKLISON, U. DR. J. b\ POSEY, 7. ROBERT D. WALKER, rt. .JOHN G. FALLIGANT, IK JAMES B. FOLEY, 10. GEORGE A. GORDON. 11. ALVIN N. MILLER, 12. THOMAS PURSE. Alcairs. Crum , Wells ft Co. sold this foronoon Id bales of Lotton| at 13 cents per pound. It oUssed as fair, aud Is the first sale made thfft season at that price. From thTSopth. -Tiio U. S. M. steampack- et Gen. Clinch, Capt. Ulcbacdaou, from Jack sonville, Fornandina, Ac., arrived this forenoon with a full freight and many passengers. The officers of the G. C. report that the ship Chat- luhonchec passed over Fernandinu Bur yester day at three quarters Hood tide, drawing 17$ feet water, and sailed to the town. Weather Tnd Crop*. The Charleston Standard of yesterday says (he weather here tor somn time past has been unusually cold for the season, during tlio lost week there was frost for two mornings as fu r down us Summerville, on the South Carolina Railroad, and yesterday and the day before fire* hero wero exceedingly comfortable; by refer ence to our telegraphic despatches, it will be seen that there was frost very generally through I he interior of the State; wo have heard of none within the city limits, but we would not havy been surprised at such announcement. Pence In KaiiHns. t he gratifying fact (to all law-abiding citi zens) h recorded (says the Washington Star) of the restoration of pence—confirmatory of. previous similar accounts of Hint Territory Governor Geary, it appears, is no temporizer j lie stands straight up to his duty, not leaning to either of the late contending factions, The inhabitants, generally, becoming acquainted with his character for impartiality,respect him, in upholding the laws. The quieting influence ot Ills preseuco, wherever he goes, is felt; and hl« success in dispersing tho uulawfut armed band 14 is a matter of sincere congratulation. The Fremont newspapers, however, are extremely grieved that tho intestine war is over; and this is natural, considering that tho blood of the shin in Kansas served the purpose of po litical capital. Tho wailings of such papers as the New York Tribune ure unmistakable evi dences that they wished for the continuance oi civil sti ijo, and even murder, for base and self ish purposes. Gov. Geary, it appears foui a letter in tho Baltimore Sun, had visited the famous town of Topeka, aud the inhabitants thereof, we aro informed, were remarbably fastidious and pro ' cbe, disposed to be quite intractable; aud one man, in a bold manner, gave the Governor to understand that lie might suppose himself to be the legal Governor, bat ho (the speaker,) considered Mr. Robinson as tho real Governor, and that ho conscientiously felt that he owed fealty to no other. Many others wished to in terrogate the Governor, and other desired to commit him to their own line of policy To all these pci-ions he had but oue reply : "Gentlemen, I come not to treat with, but to govern you. There Is now in this Territory no other Governor tbuu Johu W. Geary. I will protect the lives and property of every peace loving uud law abiding citizen with all the power comUted to me. I will punish every law breaker. I will not for a inent tolerato tiny rpu-ationiug of my authority. Every per son in iuvor of restoring peace to this distract ed Territory eau range th.-mselves under in; banner; all others I will treat as bandits mi robbers, and I will exterpnte all each ut tho point of the bayonet. Don’t talk to me about slavery or freedom—Free State men or proslavery men—until we have restored the benign influence of peace to this beautiful country—until we have punished tho murderer and driven out the bandit and and rabble, and returned tho industrious citizens to their homes and claims. Don t, I pmy you, embarrass me with these political questions. You shall oil, without ills* tinctiou of party, be protected. This Is not a time to talk about party, when men, women and children aro dally murdered and driven from their homes. In God’s name, rise for a moment above party and contemplate yourselves as men aud patriots. I am your friend, your fel low-citizen, moved by no other impulse than the good of the bona Qdn inhabitants of this Territory, and the protection of their lives and property. When peace shall bo restored, I will poUttodri|hu“ an ° r y ° U U prntect€d ,n N* The response was instant and enthusiastic. A vote was immediately passed to sustain the Governor, and when he left the town of Topeka the people assembled on masses and gave six enthusiastic cheers for Governor Geary. This was another great moral triumph, was delight ful to contemplate, and is a bright fedthcr in the Governors cap. What a change a week’s energetie impartial administration of affairs has produced here! lustead »f the reign of terror, with every man thirsting for the blood of his enemy, confidence is being restored, squatters aro returning to their claims, and hope is again dawning upon this country. Snow and Surer in Hbi'trmbkk I—This Is a grange announcement, but nevertheless true! ■or we saw it with our own eyu. It was seen alw by many others, in this place, on Tuesday tat, 30th September. It Is needless to say that overcoats and fires are in demand. Strange— «mnge weather for September\-~Cnnville (G«.) Standard, * Cotton Hko inning to if oVe—It will bo seon by reference to our commercial column, that »uin thousand bales of cotton were Bold u this market yesterday, and that prices advanced $ t0 4 Of II ccnt.-Ar. O. Delta, Sept. 20, Rive* and Wkatii?h!—The river continues i". recede slwyly. No arrivals of steamboats. ‘ho weather continues warm at mid-day, iS B . h 9 u . lto col, l night. The damage from “banco in Robertson and Montgomery BRtrBSE"* C0 " ntT ' Ky " m u “ TinCniioii r.'ciiM.r twin. I’KKUV, Bt’lit. DO, I’sotl. Editors Gwrgiun «$• Journal: Gentlemen The cotton crop of the com. mercial year, which closed on ihu illst ultimo, Is estimated at B.627,845 bales; tho bulo weigh ing, according to the Liverpool standard, .31*5 pounds. This perhaps, is tho largest crop evor sent to market j tho nearest approach to It, nt least within tbo past few years, i» tbo crop oi 1R52, which amounted to 3,202,882 bules, louv. lug ill favor of the crop of 1855, over that of 1&32,204,003 halos. Tho crops u f tho past four years are stated thus: 1852—3,202,882; that o* 1853-2,030,027; thut of 1851-2,817,330; tlm 1 of 1855—3,627,845 bales; luukiug in the aggro gute 12,508,003 bales; dividing this aggregate by 4 would give us au average crop 3,142,023 bales. By tbis estimate tho crop of 1855 ex ceeded auuverage by 305,882 bales. The average orop heiug 8,142,023 bales, ac cording to tho foregoing basis of calculation, the question Is, how will the crop oi 1850 com pare with that average ? I am awaro that any answer that can bo made to tbis question) nt this time, must be more or less conjec tural; notwithstaudiug, certain facts may be collected which will render an answer ten amiable aud reliable, geuerally. My auswer to tbo above inquiry la, pouibly two-thirds,{2,QM, 082 bales,) certainly not more. Less, you will perceive, than Hie crop of 1855, by 1,433,103 bales. This la a large deficiency, so large that but few (buyers of cotton or sellers ol bagging) If any, will be disposed to admit it; however that may be, I tliiujt the causes that will bo as sigued for the deficiency will show that it is not unreasonably large. The first cause to which I shall refer was tho uufavorableness of the spring. The past win ter was one of unusual severity and duration; cousequcntly the spring was late, aud tho planting slow and backward. The cotton plant, whon young, Is very tender ; uothiugiu more injurious to it at that period than taw, unsettled weather, such ns we had last spring, flnch weather stuutsthe plant; consequently) much time, favorable seasons and careful cul ture are required in order to get the plant in thrifty, condition. This difficulty is not uir anrmountable. If an unfavorable spring is followed by a favorable summer, it may bo overcome altqgethi&; but should the summer be unfavorable, as the post was, as well as tho spriug, the difficulty alluded to becomes perma nent. The truth of this statement is «een in tlio fact, that weed which ordiuurily would average four, wifi not now average more thnn two feet in height. The principal cause, however, of the great deficiency in the present crop, was the long and severe drought. The most favorable sea son for the growth of the cotton plant is warm weather, with frequent Rhowers and suushluc— the cotton is a sun plant. The drought com- commenced early in tbo season, aud extended over the entire cotton region, with the excep. tiou of a few favored localities. The month of August is generally regarded as tho best in tbe growing season. It is certain that if a good crop 1b not secured by tbe last of that month, (minder favorable circumstances a few days la ter) it will not be realized at all. Now, according to the best information that I can get, and the closest examination I can make, there 1b no fruit—or very little, if any—that appeared af ter the 10th of August; so that frost, which ordinarily is a matter of anxiety with the far mcr at this season of the year, is now a matter of but little concern, for there is very little fruit to'mature—which little, perhaps, wifi not be affected by frost. Tho drought (which still continues) caused the bolls to open prematurely. I observed open bolls os early as the twelfth of July, and they opened very rapidly. On tho thirtieth of Au gust there coiumcuced a very severe storm of wind and rain, which continued lor some twen ty-four hours, sweeping over nearly tho eutiro cottou region. There was as much cotton.opcu at the time of the occurrence of this storm as there will be at any one time during the pick ing process. The storm heat out at least one half of the cotton then open, one half of which was lost. The picking season, so far, has been very favorable, and the farmers have pressed the picking with unusual energy. The consequence is, that during the month of October, the pick ing will be over. The boll is unusually small. 1 have boon told by farmers who have ascertained the fact, that it requires eighteen hundred pounds of cotton in the seed to produce the same amount iu lint that is ordinarily produced by iifteeu hundred pouuds of cotton iu the seed. I am, very respectfully, Ac., Howem.Couii. r lo Vice Presidents, N. .1. Tire Fusion* in Indiana.—A correspoudeut of the Memphis (Tenn. Balletio, a neutral pa- ter, ilia letter dated Vinciuuos, Ind., August JDtb, suys that the Fusion State ticket of the Fillmore uud Fremont parties "is composed of abolitionists from head to bottom; there is not a Fillmore raau on the Congressional ticket, uud but fifteen Fillmore men in the State for either branch of the Legislature. Four-fifths of the Fillmore know nothiugs are supporting the abolition candidates for Stale offices, and for Cougresa aud tbe Legislature." ""Tun New State Road Administration- Premium for Sober Men.—Tho Atlanta Intel ligencer learns that the new Superintendent of the Western ft Atlantic Railroad with the ad vice aud consent of Gov. Johnson, has issued orders to the effect that a certain class of opera tives on the road, inclnding conductors and en- ginemen, shall, at tbe end of every three months, receive a handsome premium in cash, iu addi tion to their regular wages—provided, they have entirely abstained from the use of ardent spirits and from gambling, during tho past threo months. There is no compulsion used to prevent the men from indulging in these vIccb to a moderate ex tent, but a premium is offered them not to do it, and wo predict that the rule will work well, and that tho Road will make money under its opera tion. Let other roads iu the country follow the ex ample. It is certainly a most happy institution for the promotion of sobriety and good morals. : 11 Mow ^'oiiynilliqi ul Atlniila/ jWy lake tliu following report Dl.tlio-Aiiierihiil ’.Mass Moi ling held at Atlanta Iasi- Wednesday mid Thursday from Hie Macon Citizen. .Gen, Jiio. N. WlllJiilnijqi^ t>f Nmvlon enmity, Tusideiit. ,' ; Dr. Sandora, of Units «o. Col. J W. Alexander, Floyd uo. Col. I). A. Viihoii,Doughertyeo, A. II. Jones, Washington eo Dr. Jos. D. Carleton,Clark co. Dr. L. F. W. Andrews, of Bibb, and Hammond) Esq. ol'Fylton, ns Secretaries, Roport of Ihu committee was adopted. Gen. Jiio. N. Williamson took the Chair and made h very appropriate hut brief address. Upon motion of ft. H. Biglmm, Esq. of Troup committee of one from each Congressional District was appointed to propuro and report business foH'iii flier action of this Convention. Tlio following gtqitlemen composed said com mittee; J. 1L-Sliced; of Chatham, 1st, Jonathan Davis of Lee, 2d, E. G. Cabaniiis, of Monroe, 3d, E. H. Biglmm, ot Troup, 1th, M. Dwhmell, of Floyd, 5th, P. E. More; of Clarke, utb, B. T. Harris, of Hancock, 7th, ltobt. Y. Harris, of Richmond, Nth. Ou motion adjourned to 3 o’clock, P. M. Tumkb o’clock, P. M. Couveutlon culled to order by tho President. The committee on business teporled the fol lowing recommendations. We recommend. 1st. That the friends of Fillinuro uud Doun el- son be requested to organize clubs in every county in the State, with District Commit tees or clubs, to tho end that documents may be distributed into the huuds ot every citizen of the Btutc, and that the delegates to this Conven tion bo requested to give special attention to this subject, and not to let it rest until the movement is crowned with success. 2d. Thut the President of this Convention up- point a committee of ten to solicit fuuUs uud ilucing the same iu the hands of the Central Executive Committee Ibr the purpose of provi ding documents for distribution. 3d. That tho President of this Convention up- point a eommitteo of live, immediately to confer and correspond with the speakers of the Shite favoring tiio election of Fillmore and Douelson, and ns to preparing and arranging u plan lor canvassing the State oi Goorgiu,to the end that every county shall be thoroughly canvassed uud that a sir ng force of speakers shall be thrown into every place which the Central Executive Committee may designate, and that the Dele gates to this Couveutlon he requested ti. co-ope rate with the committee in getting up public meetings according to tlio programme of ap pointments. On motion of Col. R. J. Morgan, Resolved, That tlio Convention resolve itself into a committee lor the purpose oi collecting lands to be placed iu tlieluiimsoftlic Executive Committee tor the purpose of the campaign. Committee under Uu* 2nd Heeonnnendatlon of the committee. Wm. G. Forsyth, and Jno. D. Wells, of Ful ton. Madison Jones, of Bibb. L. T. Doyall, of Henry. Lewis Zachary, of Newton. Foster Blodgct, of Richmond* John E. Morgan, ot'Troup. Itich’d Turner, of Webster. Jno. M. Edge, ofCumphcll, Committee tmuer the 3rd Recommendation. E. G. Cabuimis, L. V. W. Andrews, O. lb Hanleiter, Joshua Knowles and Jonathan Da vis. Iu conclusion wo have to say that all things tossed off pleasantly and harmoniously, save he lamentable and lutal accident thut occurred at the Libel ly Pole, erected iu front of tbe Trout House. This pole, after having broken in the net of rearing, was finally raised to Sts K'sitioii, minus some 40 feet of Us larger end, mt unfortunately the lines intended for hoist ing the flags become foul, aud it was necessa ry to send some one up to disentangle them. Thin was tried by one aud on his failure anoth er was induced to make the cflbrt. He ascend ed some CO feet well secured by the rones by which he was elevated, and succeeded m cut ting away it part of tho fastenings, when lie lost his hold and fell headlong to tho earth, his head striking against a piece of limber uud crushing out Ids file, almost instantly, lie breathed but a short tirao utter he wus taken up. This was hor rible enough, but we know not that blame can at tach any one. All that could be done by the sympathizing crowd was done-—which was im mediately to set on foot u subscription for the benefit of the wife and three children ot the un fortunate man who.** home is in Madison, and which resulted in raising a imndaomc sum fur that purpose. On the other hand the Atlanta Examiner says the affitir was a failure. It remarks. When we got upon the ground where the groat gathering was assembled we found two small squads of men which, (it first sight, we thought bud been drawn together by u fight. But, Mr. Wright of Jefferson was evidently in tent upon a linrrangtm to the largest bevy of some 300, while Dr. Miller, was hopelessly uud dolefully expatiating to about 175 eager and expectant•oitizcus. The Rev. Sir. Hilliard of A lalmma uddressed the crowd at tho large stand and wo tool well assured that wo do full jtmtlco to tlio occasion, when we say Hint at no tirao weic there more than 3500 men, women and children nt the staud. We believe (1000 souls is the extremest llgaru that any good Judge of numbers would pi >eu Hie eutiro crowd drawn together by this portentous parade of Fillmore strength. Thu Barbecue was well got up whon it comes to cooking we yield tlio palm to our opponents. Their meufc was lint—their bread abundant enough to leave the twelve baskets full of frag ments, and all we regret is tho useless wuste. Just to think of 12,000 pounds of good hog and sheep lavished on Fillmore’s prospects In Geor gius Wo will soon report ut greater length tho substance of the various speeches. Tub Most Beautiful Hand.—Two charm ing women were discussing one day what it is which constitutes beauty in the hand. They differed In opinion as muck in the shape of the beautiful member whose merits they wero dis cussing. A young gentleman friend presented himself, and by common consent tbo quostiou was referred to him. It was a delicate mutter. He thought of Paris and the three goddess. Glancing from oue to the other of the beauti ful white hands presented to him, which by the way he had tho cunning to hold for some time in ms own for tho purpose of examination, lie replied at last; " I give it np ; tbe questiou is too hard for mo; but ask the poor, and they will tell you that the most beauttvul.handiln the world is Hie hand that gives.” Daily Mail to TiioMAavii.LK.—The IVutch. man of Oct. 1st says: We aro Informed by our Post Master, ThonraH Simmons, Esq., thut to-day a dally lino of Sta ges commences raunlng between Americus and oar town. For this arrangement, which will be of much benefit to our community, we are indebted to our energetic representative, Col. J, L, Seward. Thoraasyllle must steadily Improve, and highly favored as it is by nature, we must as sert that It is equally favored in having such an able exponent of its interests lu Congresses James L. Seward. j, Amxbious, Oct. 1.—We bad a "heavy white frost” tbis morning, which must kill cotton be yond doubt. U«l, Will. ItL Nichols’ Appointments Holt. T. !!(:, Forman, Hie Democratic tiomi iieo for elcctutuf tlm Eirat District, having ac cepted the service of Col. Wm. M. Nichole tliu Democratic nl^erffitte Elector for the First Dis trict In all the comities south of tlio Altamalia mid Ockmulgye lllvera. Col. Nichols author!- zees us to say that lie will address the people in that portion ot tho District at the following times and places, Col. N. also authorizes us to say that be wifi be happy to meet any Electa on the Filliimro Ticket in discussion at any of the appointments named lieluw: Saturday, Oct. lNtli, Wan who rough, Ware Co Monday, " 20th. Traderahill, Chariton " Tuesday. " 21st, Jeffersonville, Camden " Wedu’y, " 22d, Wayuo-iviilo, Wayne " Saturduy, " 25th. Uomesvillo, Appling “ Monday, " 27th, Douglaus, Coffee " Tuesday, " 2fitli, Carters-Bridge, Clinch " Wedu’y, “ 29th, Troopviilo, Lowudos “ Friday, •* 3lst, Grovcraville, Colquitt " Sutur day, 8epL 1st, Thomasville, Thomas 4 Thn Kr ones amt AcipNitnUncfS of Mr. amt Mrs. M. KJTZOKKAIithir.' rm|ieotbilly luvltod to ottoml the funora! of tho latter from tliolr roslitonco on Huberahim street, Imiwoou South Broad mil JMI rtreels tnia afiernouiq *t 4 o’clock. * Kansas Finance Committee, Tlio following is the Savannah Finance Com mittee to whom remittances for tho.cause of the South iu Kausus should bo directed: J. B. Gullie, Olmirm’n, Aloxander Fawcett, W. N. Habersham, Dr. H. L. Byrd, R. D. Arnold, * John N. Lewis, 1. K. TelU, John Cooper, Jamofi G. Rodgers, J. W. Webster, nud tile Press of tbe city. Ask any One who tins Ever Itoctl HU. il'LAMO, L’KI.BBKATKI) l.IVKK PILL*, PKKIWKKU BY FbKUlNlJ BHON.—Wlmt th<-y think of then) t Xhietybmio in a hundred will tell jou tlioy are Hie best .Pills Ibr f.tvop Complaint, Nick Headache and Dyyli'psiii that they have over used. Head Hie followlugifrom one of nor most respecta ble citizen : Nkw York. Augusta, 1862. I do hereby cortii'y that 1 liavo lieeu stilleriug from a pain in my bdo and breast for loug timu ami after trying m.iiiy remedies c-.ino to Hie con clusion thill my liver wa* uttbelmt. I immediately onintui need using i r, M’LvxK's Ckumiutki) Uvr.it t’u.u*', prepared l»\ Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh. uu4 the few that I Uavctakeu have already given me more relief tliai> all the other medicines I liavo taki-ii p it teguthoiv 1 went to a uluti voykiit to con- suit him ; after examining nut catefully, ho advLcd me loom. Untie (lie use ol Hr. M'liUite Pills; that they would oitruttmlly cure mo. W. \V, I'UILU’N, No. *2 Columbia Place. Udf Purchasers will l*e careful to ask for Dr. M’latlte's Coh-hiiiied IJver Pills, manufactured by Fleming rims., of hit burg, Pa. There are other Pills, puipirtlug u» hi* L’ver Pills, uow before |»uldi«. Dr. M'Line’s genuine Liver Pills, also Ills celebrated Vermifuge, rati, now lie had at all re- apeelublo Drug Nluips. None genuine without Hie signature of •ml 1 (H) I'l.RMIN’H Hlfitf. KKVNTONK STATU, Capt. iiardlo, will leave as above. For freight or 'iMissago apply to 0. A. UKKINKH, Agent. Cabin Parage w 00 Steerage Passage.; 7 00 Passengers by thl3 ship fur Baltimore ami Wash- Ington will bo lauded at Now Castle, Delaware, if desired, from whleli place oars atari three times daily tor the above citioa, uud other Southern polnu. oct4 9Ieih> TOSH COUNTY SHERIFFS ALE. U ! ILL be sold on tbe first TUESDAY in Novcin her next, hefuro tho Court House door, lu tlio t.ity of Darien, the roliowlng property to wit: The UNION STEAM SAW MILL, logothur with all tho Fixtures, Machinery, fto., thereunto btlnugiug. Also, tho Milt Site uu which aaht Mill Is situated, eoutalulug four acres. Said Mill situuio tlireo m.les below Darinu, uta piano kunwii us Prutt’s landing, ou a tributary stream of the Altamalia Hivcr, in said county, levied on as the property of Frost ft Boulter, loxulUl'y a lieu judgment issued from the Honorable, tho Inferior Court of the County ol McIn tosh, Mortimer Oullinun vs. tbo Union Steam Saw Mill, Frost ft Boulter owtiers thereof—property poluted out Ut said licit, Te.tus cash—uurchiwer lying for title. WM. T. THOUPE, Slierifi McIntosh County. Daricu, October 3,1 60. not 4 KLIOt TION AOTICEL * U.HUK or Council’s Omen, i Savannah, October 4, I860. j - C OUN OIL will un lburMlaj, October Ifilh. lbb elect a Fiet-ml J ieiitcuoui of I he Spcdul Pol:c and City Watob,by day und by uight, to fill the va cancy occasioned by Hie resignation of Second Uou- tenunt Bussoll. Salary 81,100 per annum. Baud *2,COO. Applicants must leave their applications, stating Ibe names of tliolr securities, (‘2 required,) on or before ‘2 o’clock. P. MV of ttiat day. By order of C’otititil, FDWARD ‘ l . WILSON, out 4 Clerk of Couuull. BAN ANN AS" &" ORANGES. —ALSO— sarew. —tND— 30 Largo Saauketl Tuii^um. * 1 bbt, Nrw Smoked Beef, Pig Hama and Bacon. J' ST KWflVKD nr WM. U DICKSON, not 4 BAKXARD HTRBi-T. CBiitiiterriiti Jitleiiigiicc. Snrnnitnlt Market, October 4 T i ere wtw a got>d enquiry tbis forenoou, and tlio sales amount to ddt) bales, us follows, viz : 6U ut 10)8, 47 nt It?;, trtat 11)5,10 at 12,0'2 at 1*2>5, '20 ut PJs;, 78 at 1*2)5,38 at 1-2*5.2ID at IS#, 14 ut 1*2)5, l' 1 «t li ! , nod 8 bales on terms not mude known. ISxiwrli, Nkw Yung—Per iteamsbip Augusta—693 bates upland cotton,69 bales domesties, 1*28 casks rice, 2*2 packages mdzo. NKW MtI.KAN'5, Hept 29—' 1 'otton—'With a fair demand but rather poor supp'y tlio sates have not exceeded ’A bales «t very lull prices; • -— Inferior —a — Ordinary — a — Hood • rdinary .....* 10)5 a I s»w Middling 11 a 11 >4 Middling 11)5 a lift (iood Middling 11?5 a 12*4 .Uidd lug Fair Fair... r.V.......f.V.\v>% uia STAT'KMKN l' t»F LOTION. Stock on hand l*t September, 1855 bales 7,193 Arrived since...,.,.,., t» ,727 Arrived tn-dny 9,174. .12)5 a 12)5 Imported to date.... Exportt-U t** dnv..,, ,.28,428 . 676- 81’, 099 -24,0,1 Tin: Frost at Moxtgomkiiy.—Tlio Adver- tLer of Thursday morniug, says: Wo were visited by u heavy frost yesterday morning. Alffcntees are pouring In from every direction, our streets aro thronged with cotton wagons, business of every kind is brisk, and there is u srailo upon every countenance. Tho city is perfectly free from sickuoss of every kind —the physicians having nothing to do, but whit tle sticks and review their muRty books. A Railroad to Pensacola and wouldn’t wo be some? Frost at Viuk'3nnio.—The Vicksburg Whig of tlio 25th says : For two or three days wo have bad very cool weather for the season, and yesterday morning we had a visit from Senor Jack Frost. This is unusually early for tlio annual visit ot Mr. Frost, but wo imagine his morning call yester day did no groat damage. Cotton Crop in Claiborne County. Mir- sflirri.-Wc get sad news daily (says the Port Gibson Reveille, of the 25th.) of tlio great fall ing off In the cotton crop. We think tho crop of this country caunot exceed two thirds of u crop, nud wo have been told by sensible travel ers through the cotton region, that the crop is better in this county than in any other pnrt or the country. We do not hesitate to say that, in our judgment, tlio crop will fall short of last year's considerably. The Gonzales Inquirer says tho wife of John F. Eastwood, the man who was lately murder ed in that county, lias since absconded and she is suspected of having coinmittnl the murder. American Flag. UAHIUSON'B COLUMBIA Stock on band mnl on ship-board not cleartnUi‘2,098 Nugar—Fair demand tin the Lcvoo at about pre- vietteralett. Sales L'Ohbds. Freights—A ship laid uu lor Liverpool at >5d. for Colton. FxcbaiiRes—Very little doing. Dm dim. [dear bill-] 8)5 a 9)5 per cent, prem Daria 6.21*4 ** 6 -- 8 l ,or dollar. New i ork GO days 1)5 a - per cent. disc. New York tSgbt >4 percent, discount to par Ml tXTUOM !• IIY, Oct. 3--Oot'.uu—-'J lie receipts dur ing tlio week huvub.'cu largo, about 5,000 biles, and tbo market but beonbrisK, and sales prompt at Improved rate-t. Wo quote extreme; from 9c to 12)5, principal sales 11)5 10 11)5. There have been two or three fruits iu this city week. MACON, Oct.4—Cotton—Market brisk, OP* 12)»c Receipts light. C't'LUMBUN, Oct 3—Cotton—Buyers took hold freely ycslerduv coUHldcrli.g the inflated stute of tlio murbet, and 1,018 bales were sold at si i If prices. We quow Middling to Fair ut 11)5 b» DA'^c. Re ceipts of the day Put bales. MOBILE, fc'opt. 30—Cotton—Tho market to-day was very active, and bemg bett» r supplied fuller prices were obtamca. titles 1,2'J.i bales, with mid, dllllg qil(-ted ut ll)5c. WILMlNHToN, Out. 2—Cottou—Sales to-day of 80 bales mil*5»V2« ibr Middling. AlTlK.Xs, Oct. *2—Not a great deal coming in. We quote at 9 to 11)50. Plenty of mouey to givo for all that may bo brought to market. f Jibing Sutelligeurc. iimcral Jnoitation. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOll PHILADELPHIA. 7b leave Odefotr lltt, al 7 o’clocfc, A, iW. I . .... Thu United States Mall Steamship I to itn mediately. UV.-miKI.. tfl'A-n.* I'jinl ll.ir.lin CliApFEH di CO, .1. U. UYiUi, (,'OMIIISSWN MKKOIIANT, «iigai No. fM u»y-»t., H«vmin«n COP178T. Will exoutoDeedd, Mortgages, Power ol Attorney, Wills, Bonds, Notices and TaKlng bl lutorrogntnrtc#. Office at (bo Court Uoubii, Savannah, Ha. Court Days, Third Tuesday 111 each month, and held at tbo office of Kdwatd t-. WiUou.Kaq. Kesldonqo, Hostoii, between Barnard and Tuttnall street. Any call at uight, on Imsiuosai will bo uttonded jy-26 No. O Whitaker Street, Savanmili, Go., WIIOUUALK AND KKTAIL DK AUERS IX ASHES, BUnda, Doors, Mouldings, fto White . J Load, Ziuo, Whlto Llnsord, Sperm, Whale, Tan ners* and Neatsfoot Oils, Glass. Brashes, Hold lanif, Bronxo, Builders’ Hardware. Nalls, Marble Mantels, ftc., fto Jo4 8' IN THE CITY I’OUttl' OF SAVANNAH, Jft.V IKKM, lSSfl- W HEREAS, John Uortot), Alvell N. Miller, II. A. Crane, William King and Henry Brighum, summoned to attend the present term ol'tbls Court astlrand Jurors, have made dcfliull, ItMs ordered Hint they be lined forty dollars each, unless they flic pond nnd sufficient cause of excuse on or before U10 llrst day or Hie next term of this Court. Aud wheroas, Saul S. Box, John Poster, Benjamin K. Armstrong, Thomas A. Askew, Michael Lynch, (JeorgoS. Barihehuess, Eli M. Bolinoau and Horace Gillum summoned to atleud tho present torm of this Courtns Petit Jurors have made default. It is ordorod that they bo fined twenty dollars each, unless they file good und sufficient cause of excuso ou or before the ttrst day of tbe uext term of this Court. True extract from Hie Minutes. oct 3 PHILIP M. BUSSELL, Clerk, SOHI fiFFIiXN, BROS. & CO., IMPORTKUS AND DEALERS IN Drags, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, dio., dto., 170 WILLIAM SIRKET,cor. Beexmau, NEW YORK, ' NV1TE THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE to . . tholr largo and varied stock of Drugs, Paints, Is, Pcrlumery, ftc, tu addition to their regular Importations of. staple Drugs, they ure alao receiv ing, direct from tbe sources of production aud ma nufacture, anppiios of Tootb, Fair and Nail Brush es, Bronzes, Corks, Mortars, Spouges, French und Kuglish Perfumery Lubin’a Extracts, and mauy other urDeles usually embracod In Druggists’ blocks, which thoy are also ouablod to offer on Hie most advantageous terms. Orders, either iu |ierson or by tuail, will receive prompt attention. K erseys, plains and twilw-to i'lan- TEUS.—'Wo would respectfully call (he atleu- t on of tbo Planters of Georgia nud Carolina to tbo very complete aud extuusivc assortment of tbe above Plantation Goods. Schley’s Goods, of all do Bcriptlous, being among Hie tot which ure now opened and for suio by oct 1 LADaUN ft ROGERS. HSttK THE siibs'cribor will coiitiuue thb IJvory and Hark Business, on 11s o u no-a, at Hie Stubles t-01 nor ol West BROAD and HAlMlfcoX BELTS. Hive me a trial, oct 1—ltu JACOB KLUSTON. VALUABLE HIVE PLANTATION ' PllR SALK, WITHIN tax MIIX4 OP THX CITY OK SAVANNAH. O N tlm llrst Tuedday iu December next, will be sold before tlm Court House iu tbo city or 8a- vauuab, (bo Plantation ou tho Savuuuah river, ten miles from tbe oily, known as Mulberry Grove, be longing to tbo cstato or the lato Philip Ulmer, con taining six hundred aud eighty-seveu acres, of which there are two hundred acres or first quality tide rico land, and ono hundrud and iltty-flvo acres under good banks aud in a fine stale for cultiva tion. Also, seventy live acres of high laud under cultivation. Ou the piuce uru a good dwelling Iiiiiiho, overseer’s house, haras, negro bouses aud • toer outbuildings, ali iu u good state of repair. Pevsnns diBiring to purcliusu will cull upon H. K, llarrisnn, Ex’r, who rosi-ios withiu lour tulles of tho Grow-, or Klixa Uhner, Ex'trlx, who resides within two miles of tbo Grove. Terms or sale made kuowu ou tho day or sale. Possession not given until tbo first of January. H. K. HARRISON. Ex .or jyl7-td ELIZA ULMER, Ex’trix. Jtar l'huC.urlestnn Mercury will publish ouvv a week until tho day of sale. UOAItOING. EVERAI, nentleraouor small families eon be 1 accommoffiilud with good Rodins uud Board, ut Rruytou street, opposite tho Ice llouso. doc 12—If MRS. M. S. KAYMER. O IL, Caudles uud Soap—3 Uhls. Bleached Winter Oil; 3do Spring Oil; 40 boxe* of Adamantiue Candles; 36 boxes ot'Chemical Olivo Soap; Woman’s Friend, aud Family Soup, in etore aud for sale at oct 3 J. D. JESSE’S. - fsret mm.-,re.' A LL PERSON’S desirous of obtaining FRESH MILK, Morning and Evening, are he eby noti fied that they can obtain tlm same ut a ro-’ ucod prico by calling at my rcv-i:louce No. 68 LIBERTY STREET. A HARMON, oct 1—dim* ROBINSON & CAMP DRAPERS AND TAILORS, AND Dealers lu fiuoRoudy Made CI.OT111 Di have iccoivcd und/f/Ij i penod Hieir slock of Fall and Wind ( ter GOODS, comprising a lull andU complete assortment of Cloths, Oassiniorcs, Vest ings and Ovor Coatings, which wo will make and trim 'in our usual stylo, aud at the shortest notice. Our ready made Clothing la manufactured at tho well known huuso of IV. T. Jennings ft Co, 231 Broadway, Now York, uud comprises ull (hat is lino and fashionable iu tlm line. FURNISHING GOODS of every description requi site to a gontlonmu’s wardrobo, constantly kept ou baud, nil of which wo offer on our usual credit torms, or at a discount of 5 per coutfor cash, at 3 BULL STREET, SORREL BUILDING, oct 1—Ua uext.door to Pulaski Huuho. HOOFING! ROOFING!! WARREN’S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER-PROOF COMPOSITION ROOFftG. T HE subscriber having been appointed sole agent In this oily for Wurren’s Fil e and Water l'roo Composition Roofing is prepared to oxcuutu the same lu a satisfactory manner. The attenilou of the citlzous of Bavauuah is re- spoctfuliy solicited t > tho above method of Rooting uow much used iu tlm prinriiml cities or Hie United States, (buth Mirth und South,) aud at It has been tested under ovory variety of circumstances, Icon- fldcutly oiler it to the public as a mode of Roofing unolOcctiunupio in every particular, whilst it com bines, in a greater degree than any other roofing iu uso, tUo valuable requisites ol cheapness, durability uud security, against both lire aud wutor. It bos rapidly superceded tho uso of all kinds or roofs wberover it bus been introduced, giving iu all cases general suUsllmtlou, bolug highly recommend ed by lusurauce Companies, aud all wlm have test edits utility. 43“ CHABLER SHULL, Architect, will act as agont during my absence from the city, at wlnuc office all information will bo freely given, and speci mens of the rool'sbown. sept23 CALVIN FAY, Agent. HV/M NLAHUEU, STYLE IMPROVED. b baa doble the quantity r.ud etretigth of any other. It give* a perfectly natural color, It color* every shacto Trom light brown to It is perfectly^harmless to tlio akin. Its effect is instantanoous and permanent. ft Is the best, quickest, ohoujiest and satcsl i»y over made. DireuiimiH fer uso uccomiiauy each iiox.^ggr P, ICC—l oz. #1—2 uzs. #1 60—1 «fc*. #3—8 07.S. #6. fEntorcd according to an Act of CongrcfcS, in tho yoar l«56, by A. W- Harrison lu the Clerk’s OiUco of tbo District Court of the United Slatea Tor the Ea-tern District urPcuusylvaula.] For sale by tho manuflmturer,' ’ ' APOIJjOS W. HARRI80N, docl8—ly 10 South 7tb Rt., Phiiadolpbla. Pml of 8u%’iiiinali October 4. Arrived. U S M steam packet General Clinch, Hlclmrdson, Jacksonville, Black Creek, riculata, Welakii, Pa- bikw. 1 ,-niuiniania, 8t Mary's, Brunswick. Darien, Ac—«•> l 'aglniru ft Cuuiduglmm. Cleaved. Blcamsliip Augusta, l.yon, New York—Padulford, Fay ft Co. Deimrlcd. Elcutner Wclaka, McNelty,Palatka. Memoranda. SKbunamiama, Sept 29—Air, brig' Woiqoa. from Sew York. Conalgnees. Per L'N Msieutu pncketGeu flinch, from Jack son villo, Ac—70 bales sea island cottou and uulze, to F M Mvroll; Lufburrow ft Henderson; Ooujwr ft Fraser; Huntor ft (,'am.uull, Col Talbird, aud othors PuAseiigei-e. Per Steamship Augusta, for Now York—T B Kon- shaw, URN; -J MB Uveli; J S Warnock; R A Fleming;.'i BThompson; Mudaum .urut and ser- vant; Miss Call; Dr G M Gilbert; J I. Purrlugloii; B V Mlielmll, V R Ely;Mr Davis. i’er .- L-amship Gen General C'liuch, f, om Jackson ville, av—AP Friday; R G Marys J 6 Rhodes; MI-s 'lilso.i nud servant; 31 Summerlin, lady, child uud servant;T P Henrlck and lady: Mrs Davidson; Mrs Armiinge ami servant; E MGulden; U C Howoll; P R'lkenhaughjS Moody; P 1. Hawthorn; K Chaiwril am! lady; PP Punch; M Miller; P Sanders; Dr UU- bort; PFulsoujT Fraser; M A Parkor; PLerutou; P B Denson; Johu Donsou and sorvant; A Mooney; P McCauu: TGouldiujJ) iiazleburst; LIluzlehurst;G Taylor; P Mnnroo; W A Mclalu; P Bmlih: W Wlckall, J Nmith, Mrs Coy, child and sorvaut; Mrs Bryant and child; Mr bmg. lady and servant; Mr Dubons and 4 servants; 8 Fills; A P Miller; A M Jones, lady and sorvaut; Mrs Harrison; Miss Harrison; T Cano- vu, Messrs Jackson, Bunnell, White, Woodward, Hauuuu, Wise, Brown, Aruow, Green, Thompson, uud 12 deck. HUNT & WEBSTER’S. IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. D B3IGNKD for Families, plantations, Dress mu- kers, Tailors, Boot ft ahoo manufacturers aud others who may wish to do their own sewing cboap. ly and with expedition. This machine bows a uni form stitch with both sides alike, and which will not ravel. It is uioro simple, is loss liablo to get out of order, aud costs less in proportion than uuy other machine, and is warranted to bo perfect, uud to work well. All apparatus necessary for couvonicut u«o is furnished wiui It, and auy instruction will bo given that will bo necessary 10 ensure to Hie purchuscr Us successful operation and durability. The publlo aro respectfully invited to call am! ox amino them at 136 Congress ut. ALFRED WEBSTER. Gen, Agt. $3T A very ueat aud oruomeutul Iron Table will now be gi von with a machine fora small sum addition to the regular price May 26. L LARI).—20 bids, prime Baltimore Ia?af Lard 60 kegs prime Baltimore Leaf tord, landing and for sale hv SCRANTON. JOHNSTON ft CO. nug26 DISSOLUTION. T HE Firm or Freeman ft Henderson was this day dissolved by mutual cement. AU debts duo tho firm must ho paid by tho first of October, to oitber party. A. FREEMAN, J, M. 1IENDER40X Bayquuab, Bept 1, i860 • sopt 1—lm B ACON—24 bluls. prime Bacon Sides; 8 bhds. prime Bacon Shoulders, landing from steamer Koystouo State," and for sale by sopt 25tr«g#r OOTAVUS COHEN. S undries—just received— 60 iioxes Coffee, Pepper aud Mustard 50 ** Bcadoil Starch aud Soai« 26 •* Adamantine and Tallow Candles 60 bb!s and bags extra Family Flour 30 “ Potatoes und Onions 40 gross Wood and I’alior Matches 60 dozcu assorted Brooms and Polls 100 “ &rub Brushes uud Clothes lines 60 " Wash Boards 810 hags Java and Hio Coifco. For sale by DAVID O’CONNOR, oct 2 corner Broughton and Drayton sts. D ICKEN’* HOUSEHOLD WORDS for Octohor received and for by WARNOCK ft DAVIS, sept 30 169 Congress street, C hoice sv. cbmx1k&5aii.-.i. ua. «UE St. Croix Sugar. 10 bhda choice 1*. R. Sugar. Just received and fer sale by SCRANTON JOHNSTON ft CO. aug28. DEWITT S BIOKO AN A UK now receiving tholr Fall and Winter stock JX or ForoIgn'an.I.Domeatlo DRY GOOD3. Also a rail assortment of^Plantation Goods, which the; offer at the lowest prices, and to which they solid tbe attention or purchasers. RIBERO’S BUILDING, oct 2 . Congress street S BIDES AND HAMS-30hhds Clear Bides r ■ ■ 20 tierces aholce Hums, landing «uu »wr w» v auglft IIOI.COMBI, JOHNSON ftTCO, COMB ONK-UUMB ALL 1 HAVE just ruculvod some 100 Uiuusandgood _ BpauUU -Sugars of the very best brands, also, a lot or good Gorman Sugars, at low prices. Also, a lot or good French and Gorman Wines. All or which I am dostiood to soil at roduced prices, 1 have also added to my nrosont stock, a lot or tho very finest French Brandies—and 1 say to you one and all, now is your timo, for I am doterminod to mako my mot to, low prices, and quick sales-so come und see moat the corner of Bay aud Bull streets. aug‘26 A. BON AUD. Tuhjk agency. fjPHF Subscribers have established a Book X Agency in Philadelphia, and will furnish any buck or publication at tho retail price froo ot post age. Auy persons by forwarding tho subscription prico of any ono of the $3 Magazines, such as liar- icr’s, Godey’s, Putnam’s, Graham’s, Frank Leslie's roshiona, fto., will receive the Magazines Ibr one year and a copy of a splendid lithograph portrait ot oitber Washington, Jackson or Olay; or if subsorl- bing to u $2 and gl magazine, they will receive a copy of either ortlic three portraits. If subscribing to tti worth of magazines, all threo portraits will he sout gratis. Music furnished to thoso who may wish it. Envolopos ofexory size aud description iu large or small quantities lUrulshod. Seal Presses, Dies, ftc., sent to order. Every description of oiigrovmg ou wood executed with neatness and dispatch 1 lows of Buildings, Newspaper Headings, Views of Machinery, Book il lustrations, Lodge Oortlflcutes, Business Cards, do. Ail orders sout by mult promptly atteuded lo Per sons wiBhlug viows of their buildings engraved can send a Daguerreotype or skoteli ortho building by mall or oxpruss. Porsons at a dlstuuce having salcablo articles will find it to that* odvantago to address tho subscribers as we woulu «at as ugout for tho sule of the same BYRAM d PIWtUE. 50, South Third street, Phila., Va. nov 20—dftwly The subscriber offers for sale all her .possessions In Scrlvcn county, contain- 'lag about one ^nousand acres of I^ind, more or loss, all adjoining said Ferry, and extending to tuo Augusta road — The improvements eensfrt or a good Dwelling, titoro, Warehouse; anil ail other ueecssa- ry out-buildiugs. About sixty-live acres are under fence and iu good ordor fur cultivation. The Intid is llrst quality, aud writ suppliod with funciug tim ber. It is an excellent stand for the merchandize business. The Ferry is tho best located and most patronized oi any othor between Savannah nnd Augustu. There Is also passing through tbe lund a never falling stream, fully sufficient to supply any Grist or Saw Mill. For furthor particulars uddress mo at Sprlngileld, Effingham county, G&. sept 7—tr ELIZABETH JONES. DHNTlSTKY. Dra. ROY ALL It, JOHNSON, Dentists, office coruor St. Julion-sL and Market Square, over S. WU- mot’s Jewelry store. Office hours from 8 to 2 o'clock, and from 3 to 8. 11 pom MILLKB & ROLL, UTTOANEYS |T LAW./' BBUNSWICK, GA. jfe Will iiraiUculu tho Brunswick aronlt—uouipris-* 1 lu* the roUowlus Counties : - (II,mi, Wayne, Cuimtcn, Ware, Ap|tpllu,Jt Clinch, Cnirte end Chufllen, JOHN B. MILI.EK. I.. O. ROU„ Uf8 ly — - w;m.»'KMKtt; — DEAI.Elt IN CHOICE FAMILY GltOOEltlES •lid Foreign and Oomratle Frnlt, cornur Hrouohlm ami IVkiiaker-Ot. Town uud cuunlry suppliod with choice guudo at modcrulc ptiew. Attnnler. praspUy ntteuded * to, uud Holisructlmi n'woyo puaroutciul. spin johng.faeltgaIvt;— „ . WUOhMdL. UUD KBTA1L DKAI.EU IN WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW SASH AND PANE DOORS. West side Mouunient Square, Savannah, On. - maylt I —soifirai; sdclks . — ATTORNEY AT LAW, Olhce curnur Bay aud Draytun utreuts Jyli aT!I. CHAMPION. (Successor to Chnranlon A Watts.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, No, 4 Barnard si., between tho Market and liny st., SAVANNAH, OA. Dealer in GrocUrics, Foreign aud DoiucrHc liquors, Dried Fruits, fto,, ftc. Reference—A. Champion, Urn., Samunl Solomons, Esq,, Messrs. Rahim ft Whitehead. aild’Swifl ft Co., Savanuali. lia. • mvll C HANK , WELLS *'<70.*, :- FACTORS ft COMMISSION MERCHANTS, . Savannah, Ga. LAN1BR Af ANDERSON. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ai>6-ly mi con, ax. William h*. dasher, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Troupville, Lowndes County. Ga. Wifi practice in Thomas, Ijowndes. (ffinch, Ware, Appling, Tclfiilr, fewlu, Laurens, and Pulaski counties, Georgia; aud in Jefferson, Mndlsou, Ham ilton, aud Columblacountles, Florida. [myll ’ Jf W. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Troupville, LowudeRConty,Ga. (mil chasT g.campbRll “ * ATTORNEY AT LA W . MiLumuimut, oa r Practices law In the various Counties of the Oo. tnulgec Circuit, and tho adjoining Counties »f Ttvigga, • laurens amt Washington. *■ Refer to—-lohn Bouton, li. r Crane, ami K. H Hilton. . » fen 14 OBOBOK A. UORSOll, > ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR A.T LAW, AN ft Commissioner oj the 17. S. Court of Claims the State Of Georgia. Office Corner Bay and Bull street*, li mylo PllOTOUlUPIlg. large sized Photograph*, Is ken by . . MILLER, AT TWKI.VK OOllAKa PWt |x Zh.\ Also, Ambrolypes ami Da guerreotypes, in Ills usus* su perior style, a twills Holiuite«i. j: W. MILLEi m*r27 cr. St. Jutlau-st. aud Market tsquuro . yo.vgic m raduuSu FORWABUINU AND COMMISSION MKRCHANTS, NO. 94 IIAV-STKKCT. SAVANNAH, OA apr4 ^ "TO.A.O-iiYnNI;, „ .attorney AT LAW4 Office 176, Bay-st., ovor Tumor ft Co’*. Drug store HAVANNAU,QA. nor 10—ly • attornky'and‘coitohja!hTt IaW, Troupvllto, Duwndci County, On. Reference—Hou. W. B. Flkminu, Savannah. Ga myll EDWARD G. WILSON, MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. At Messrs. Wardjc OwcnB* Iaw Office. [my 11 WAYNE. GIIKNVILLE ACO., flail-tired Sarrmah. Tim. S. WAYNE. II. E. GRENVILLE, R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMP]At, Ay »—O' Savannah. ChattunouKp. eSMK 111 Wms JL - " hercranis, O. W. MABRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW numtux, nuun co., iu. Will attend to pruTcaulunal bualuots In Ihu Ctnu.iln or Hoard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayotie. fieri- wethor aud Troup. Reference—Hon. E. Y. Hill, IaGrange, Ga.; Hoi David Irwin, Marietta, Ua.; ColonolM. M.TidutR Fayetteville, Us ; and Mr. William Dougherty. 10- Iambus, Ga. «ejil7-ly Win. McALLISTKit. tehed on reasonable torms. Orders res pectfully solicited, up 18 COOL RETREAT THE ARB0B B1LL1AED SALOON. (upstairs) Corner Bull aud Bryan streets, ovor Barber 8 hou Jmm 27 J. M, liftYWOOD, Agent. ‘ C LARIFIED SUGAR—60 bbls O clarified Sugar; 60do B do, Stewart’s; 60 do A do; buding and for sale by Buptl7 SCRAN LON, JOHNSTON ft CO. M. WHIT SMITH,* ATTORNEY AT LAW, aUlOATOK, KdUJT FLORIDA. Will practice lu tlm Eastern aud Southern Couuliea Refer to—Col. ft ft fflbloy, and K. II. Hilton, Fa TmMk fob-2.tr DRS. LKFLKli ft WILCOX, DemiMa ARE now frilly prepared to iu sort full or partial sotfe oi Teolb on the principle of Dr.J. Alteua’a Patent Continuous Gum. Bv this improvement, tbo form of the face con bo restored lo any dogreo ol rotundity that may bo deiirod. It li applicable iu all cases where tho cheeks have luilcn In and cannot be detected by *ho closest observer— This method combines the following* -Ivanfeces-— fn/ur U m al gUm ’ wh,cl1 6*filblts a perfectly natural and liro-liko appcuranco, and Imparts to the thoetb tura/or U ans 0X,,re88,0n whlcl)cllI ti , acterlzoa the nt- * «““!*!• ofasilaclouscompound. which is applied and flised upon tbo Teeth and PhUoin such a manner, as to fill uji all the interstici« around the base uf the Teeth, and also unites them firmly to ea ?. ll0 iiL 0 . raD,lt0 tUo Mate upon which they aro sett. This secures perfect cleanliness or tho Teeth. Office over DeWilt ft Morgan, Congress street. Republican and Georgian copy, fob 10—U NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS. P ROrOBAIBwill bo received oy the undersigned until tho 16th or October next, for rebuilding tho Bridge across Pipemakcrr Creek, on tbe Chor- okoo Hill Cross Road, to bo of the following propor tions (and all material or best black cypress, ex cept tbe cover, which must bo heart yellow pine,) 35 feet loug, 18 foot wide, to bo lloorod 40 feet, to bosuBtalnod by four rows of pill g, throe in ouch row. Each pilo to bo 9x11 inches, and substantially driven. Each row of piles to bo capped by a 24 feet stick 0x12 inches, and beveled ou tbo upper corners to show afaceord inches—tho cover to be sustained by four string pieces, running lengthwise through tho brldgoOxll inchos; those to bo beveled to show u face of three Inches at top, banisters to ho well braced at each of tho cap sills. Contractor to fernish all material, and work to be dono and turned over to Road Oommissioners for their Inspec tion by tbo 16th of January next. Bond, with security roqulred, for the faithful per formance or tho work, together for its remaining substantial for seven years from completion. GEO. P. HARRISON, P. I. C.C. O. In bchairof the Inferior Court of Chatham Co. Bept. 12th, 1866. sopt 12 STbANGBft) S — ir you want a good and cheap Trunk, Vallce, Carpet Bag, ur Clothing of any kind or quali- ’ty, ready made or made up to your measure; also Bats, Caps, Shirts, Collars or Dress Furniahiug articles of any description, call and so- lect from the largest and best slock In the city, at tho Star Emporium, 147 Bay street WM. O. PRICK. ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD. BF—lg jj£ mflE BO^bTjrainnStiSiiSeoiRttlK X and Gulf Railroad, having adjourned to meet on tho 26ih Instant, ana It having been represented to mo that tbo Interest of that ontorprlso requires farther time for tbe obtalnmont or subscriptions to the Stock, and acquiescing In the Justness of the suggestion, the moating ortho Board on the 28th instant is hereby postponed until tho 22d dav or Octohor next, at MlilodgevlUo. } „ . -J6 A* NI8BBT, Chairman. Macon, Aug. 20, 1860 aug 30 -—ffoliTtUfl LAUUtfc. J USTrscolvod porBoamshlp Florida, from Now ^ i£n!i k h Bro ?i&. p * ttent Waxed White, Black and Dol'd spool Cotton, and Ibr sale by J. WTHRKLKEU). »°g87 Progress It Whltsker streets. CANDLES. QPERMACETTI, Adamantine and Tallow of various a .^ rani la * 8o«P of various brands, from 8, 8,10 and 12 cents. Chemical Soda Soap 10 contt; Wo man’s Friend lo cents, Call and examine at BARRON’8 Family Grocery, ■op20 WhIC&ker and Cbarlfec-strsou. WM. M. WILLIAMS. TIMDDKCH OIJVKH. JACK Dluiw\ WILLIAMS, OLIVER™ - BBOwiT ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buena Vista, Marion County, (in., Will practice in the counties of Marion, Macon, llous- ton, Stewart, Randolph, Muscogee, Lee, aud any udjoiuing counties, whore their services may he required. hiyll WILLIAM FillLLIVN. ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1URIRTA, OA. not no—ly ~ DAVID*(i. WILD8, ATTORNEY AT LAW, -. SfABTA, OA, WIU praoUoo In tbo oountlcu or Haucook, Warron. Waablngton, ana Baldwin. • l ?’? , ?f* , r5 ,,lraSFMler ' Nabufi A Emil j, ud A. Soullard, Eayannab. j, ni) R.B.IIILToir," : " ' ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Office coruor of Bay and Drayton-sts, UAVAKXAU, OA. my li _ un. annaaiai; mmnfe— PEI0B AND RESIDENCE, No. 14 LIBERTY ST Ono door west o? Drayton. myll , „wm; orcossssEwr ATTOBNEY AT L^W. laaMua, wonrn oonniv, ,ia„ (roar omen Anur.) iJS > lr KSf e 1“ *k° DnnlbotpCIronlLand In Mnoom Dooly and WorthOountlmoitho Maconarouit.^ 1 ^ •WTartloular attenUon,|vonto tbocillMlonot tammOnSomh-WeatornOMrila. JoSS „ lEBAS AND NMcilO STORE, T9, Bull atroct, (aim or tb. Big Indian.) N. B.—Keopa corutautly on band Spaolab, HnU Sptnlub, and American Sogart, at wholoula and re al). Alao, Cbowltig Tobacco, Snuff,. Ac. Juno 1 Insurance Broker utd NotSuw’ Public. Marino Protoata Noted and Erie tided, Arerand adjuated, Charter ParUeaaud AreragaBoudadrama Papen prepared whereby te recover loaaae from American or BrlUab Cndorwrllero, andaUomlS given to all mantra connected with ahliplni and In. ATTORNEY AND OOUNSHXORAT LAW „ , „ NownanavUit, Ha. Rerarence-Ojorgo L. Brown, William DaU, Now- unarlUo, Ma., R. B. Hilton, Boalon A VUUIonn. Savannah, Qa, —u joHif-ftroscasar- -— _ ATTORNEY AT LAW. eoliutod to h’s Id to collecting. Rt-