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VOL. XXXVII , IOLD lutirrlpllon Prlw. ofiairan twfcPap.ru II, ..omoum uoiUruhtudlni, ibo pnprMlon out .i.btlihorn ot tb« thro. |»l>oro UiutJ In Baronuah, bav0 ailoptal tit. Wlomo* uotr >rm ratwof«ub. #)rl|,»l'iu. w logo offlsol toi. dif: Daily 1'apar; iwr aanura, la fclMno, trMMW “ “ ff*ekly, Wb «W. *» adyoaoo .; gHkly, am ooirteo, to one addroca *Nkly.«|kt “ " .MOO .4 00 . 0 00 ,0 00 looo ITMkly.iM “ “ A* I MOO tTHkly, lamljr “ “ “ 00 00 WlieuMtpald within oao mouth from the lime . uHorlowi Ik. obargo Ibrlbo Dolly will bo cm .Mon, oao Ibr Ibo THWookly/oo. Ibo Weoaty will bo goal ml, to liton wbO pay lu XilVAUCO TV payer Will invariably be dUcoutlned upou ib« oMwrmwo of the lime Ibr which it has been paid. The above rate# to take effect from end after this M * ALEXANDER ft 8NRED, Republican, K. B. HILTON k CO., Oeorpian * Journal THOMPSON ft WITHINGTON, Mnw. Mv.tuuab Uljr 1, IBM. MONDAY, Two O’clock P. M, DRMOCRATIO NOMINATION. For Mayor, UR. JAMBS P. SCREVEN, Aldermen, l. DR. RICHARD D. ARNOLD, :. WM. S. BASINGER, X AARON CHAMPION, 4. SOLOMON COHEN, i. ROBERT LACKLISON, 0. DR. J. P. POSEY, T. ROBERT D. WALKER, «. JOHN G. FALLIGANT, 9. JAMES B. EOLET, 10. GEORGE A. GORDON. U. ALVIN N. MILLER. 12. THOltAS PURSE. S V EH-.} G GI-HAP Z-X Late from Kaniaa. Nitw York, Oct 1.—The Free State prison ers in ICa tuna have beeu examined and commit* ted for trial. The Governor has stationed troops ut all points where disturbances are ap prehended at the election, which comes off* on the dt h lust. SniMBK back Again.--After several weeks ef delightful uutumhal weather we were not quite prepared for the return of Summer. Yet here it is, and the warmth of* to-day would do no discredit to August. We trust that it will uot be of long continuance. Ukouqia Stati Fair,—The State ’AgrlcuT- tural Society holds Its annual Fair at Atlanta this year-commencing on the 29th and ending the 25th of October. Soil op tub South.— 1 This excellent agricul tural aud horticultural monthly for October has beeu received. It Is published by Messrs. Lo max & Ellis, Columbus. Oa. Price $1 per an- uuta. orci.0G.orgl mi mid Jonrnul. $ Atlanta , Tiiuasd.t Niumt. Thu grand American, Know Nothing Bogus Whig. Mu. meeting, that lm. been heralded far nad near for weoka upon week., and whioh It wan supposed would rarolationiie Georgia, Stir op every Southern State, and mike MR ltd Fillmore, the unanimously elected Presi dent, hu been Infnll blast hen sinoe yesterday •rasing. From the pnpwatkra. made it was sup posed that from thirty to Ally thousand people were to be present; all the adjoining States were ogpected to send their delegations—and Tennessee was to send down Senator John Bell, the renowned I Zolllcoflerl—the tremen dous Haskell, and Alabama was to have its Jere’ Clemens I But lo I and behold from the valley of the Mississippi uo pilgrim appeared In relate the trinmpha of Sam in that region, and it was sbrawdly suspected that Belshazzar like they had seen the fatally prophetic hand writing on tha wall, and were trembling to such snextontfor their own country they could not think of leaving to come to Georgia already by very demonstration and indication hopelessly gone for Buchanan. They were wise. Nor did Olemenscome, Shrewdly guessing that It would be time wasted, he stayed at home to attend to his own aflhln. WeU I suppose you waut to know who was thorn, if these big guns were’nt, Well there was Mr. Rans Wright, Mr. Ben HIU, Mr. F. S. Bartow. Mr. H. W. HlUlard, of Alabama, aud Mr. U. V.M. Miller. Probably you would like to know where thejieopie came from. It will lie easy to tell you that. Nobody stall scarcely came from Cherokee, muobto the disappointment of the State Railroad mans' gen, who bad made extensive preparations' But the Fillmore party of Newton, Henry Troup and Monroe, together with the residents of Atlanta, and a, goodly number of staunch Democrats—who bad come to see how Sam looked in these times with his dejected coun tenance and downcast eyes—constituted the grand overwhelming mass meeting of the Fillmore Party, Variously were the num- bera estimated—from three thousand np to ten thousand—though the disappointed Rail Road authorities put the crowd down a good deal lower. But I shall not underate them. They may have the benedt of a respec table crowd in numbers, though I could not help being amused at Dr, H, V. H, Millar when ha said in his speech: He thought til the Fillmore men in Georgii, must be present In AUantMIun. A eardonie grin passed over thaviaagaeof oa, who really were credulous enough to believe what the Dr. said. The Incident! of this great mail meeting were singularly uupropltlous, and to any body at all disposed to boilers in omens and signs, they must have read the fate of Sam in Georgiaandthe onion through theangurieawhleh seemed to foreshadow it. They undertook to ereot an Immense poU, over two hundred feet in height, and of tremendous weight. For days and days the busy Fillmore men wen raising this monomeni of roily, but with- .nut success. The first day of the meeting, to me king a last agonizing effort with the pole, the t.*hole concern came tumbling down; ind the first section (or u wss facetiously remark- ad by a friend, the Soulhtm half) broke off. With hope* blasted and pride humiliated, they concluded tb ey most be satisfied with not reach- leg so high! and they raised a pole about 130 or 140 feet to height. A Roman would have sngnnd that their aspirations to tench the highest place in the gorerument would he dis appointed by this sign. Today a moat heart-rending occurrence took place in the presence of assembled thousands, and which 1 allude to only with feelings of profound sorrow. Having succeeded to erect ing a polt, they started to hoist a flag upon it; hot the ropes in some way got entangled and a nan was dispatched up to remedy the iliffl- eulty, but he returned unsuccessful. Another poor fellow, more adventurous than dlaoreit, proceeded to climb np. He reached n height of gome sixty rest, hot before ho hsfi Time Weeks Liter from Nisnrngun. Arrival of the TtniiioMMvv. The steamship Tennessee, Cant. Stoddard, from Sau Juan del Norte, via Key West, ar rived at New York yesterday morning. The Tennessee arrived at fluu Juan on the 22d Sep tember, aailed on tlio same day and left Key West on the 27th ult. The news from Nicaragua Is three weeks la ter than that lately received by way Of Pana ma. and la important. Affairs In Nicaragua are assumiug a favora ble aspect, the utmost confidence in the sta bility of the Walker government prevailing. Tne army under Gen. Walkor now consists of about 1609 Americans, besides native troops, all $*..' D \ Y, QCTOIV EB ,1856.- NO. 120 87. accomplished his'. purpopo, it Js supposed be fainted, IwMened hte grasp (if the pole and ropes, aud fell backward^ to the greuud. Oht what aslckenlug spectacle to aoe the poor creature lacerated alia bleeding, from tho torrlblo fn!!. Ho was at. onco boruo to the Trout House, whore he. died in about halt *u> hour. But a few mlnuteribefore ^welling with enthusiasm—now nil foie ^corpse. His uarao was Drake, I learned, aud he had come' from Morgan county to utteud the mass meet- Yoncau well Imagine that this sad affair a gloom over nil, except the most bolster, oun, whom even death does not appal. But it was eVidcpt that the anticipated enthusiasm gone; and the feeble shouts and coarse ribaldry that were occasionally uttored by some thoughtless partisan seemed a sad mockery in the presence of that grief-stricken multitude, who had seen a poor fellow mortal so suddenly, aud without even u moment’s warning, hurried into eternity. Soon after this uccldeut til crowd repaired to the spot. In the vicinity of the town, where the stands for speaking wore ereetejd. The Bceue was a lively one. The ; place swarmed with men, wumeu and children, who clustered chiedy around the central platform, where Mr* Hilliard, of Alabama, was the principal speak er. We outside spectators did uot hear much of the argument, though those who did seemed to lie very well pleased. Occasionally, howev er, you could seo raauy, who were tirccl of the grave and heavy Hilliard, rush to the side stand at a little distance off, where Mr. Baus Wright, of Jefferson, was performing sundry comicali ties, much to tho merriment of tho spectators. His lugubrious visage aud fun making eye, to gether with the large quantity of hair, in which his features were enveloped, gave him a really comic almanac uppearunco. Being a good mimic, ho seemed to delight in imitating the shrill voice of Hon. Alexander H. Stephans, whom lie made the chief buttot his ludicrous performance. Among other extravagances of Mr. Wright, we could uot forbear smiling at the gravity with whioh he told the audieuco, that Mr. Buchunau would get but two Southern States. South Curoliua and Mississippi, and Mr. Fillmore the bulance, together with New York, Peusylvauia, Kkodc Islaud, Massachusetts, New Jersey and Con necticut, uud exclaimed he, with a triumphunt swell—“ Won’t that elect Fillmore V Who says he is weak now 7 But I flud I must bring this account of the mass meeting to a close. Alter speeches from Mr. Ben Hill and the Hon. H. P. Trippe, tho crowd went to work on the provisions, which I learned from others, not being there myself, were ubundant and good. .Several speeches were made this altcreoon and to night, by Belser, of Montgomery, Alford, Bartow of Sa vannah and Poe of|Macon. But most of the crowd could not get together ugnin alter the feeding was over utul nothing further of in terest occurred. Yours, Spectator. Jews having been received at Granada a short time since, that a party of men adverse to the government were occupying a Handle at San Jacinto, General Walker despatched a par ty of forty men under Liout. Col. McDonnuld to attack them. Col. McDonnald attacked them, bat finding tho party too strong to warrant an assault, retired with a loss of six men killed and seven wounded. leaving a small number to watch the enemy, he returned to Granadn with the remainder of his troops. On receipt of the news at Granada a party of citizens, numbering about sixty men, headed by Lieut. Col. Cole, Assistant Quarter Master General, Lieut. R. Milllkon, uud Mr. Wiley, Marshal, volunteered to' go and attack the. ranohe, aud having gained tho consent of Gen Walker, marched to the spot. Tho ranclte was a large abode house, pierced with loop holes, and surrounded by a heavy ■tone all. Colonel Cole divided his men into three parties, of twenty each, and attacked the house at three different points, and succeeded in driving them from the enclosure into the house, ana was then renalscd, with (f loss of fifteen men killed, wounded and missing, in cluding the three commanders iu the killed. The loss of the enqmy was about one hundred. Their whole force tvas estimated at four hun dred. At the time our informant left Gen. Walker was abont dispatching a body of artillery to make another attack. Ex-President ltlvas Is entirely defunct, not being acknowledged by any patty. Leon ia still in possession of the opposite party, with a siuuil force of nativeB, Honduri- ana and San Salvadorians, til in a deplorable condition both from sickness and starvation. Desertions from their ranks are constantly taking place, and of tho few remaining from twenty to fifty ore dying daily of cholera. Walker has cut off all means of their obtaining implies. The fate of Dr. Livingston, who was arrested by Rivas, U not yet certainly known, but it is generally supposed that he has been executed. The oholera is still raging in Costa Rica. President More reeeutly reviewed his troops in the Plaza of Sau Jose, und addressed them iu a brilliant speech. On putting the direct ques tion, if they were ready to invade Nicaragua and drive the Americans out? they answered emphatically “ No ; but if the Americans came there to tight, they would defend their country.” The Tennessee left at San Juan del Norte her British Majesty’* ships Orion. 91 guns ; Ira- perieuse, 51; Cossack, 22 ; Archer, 20 *, gun boats Intrepid ond Victor, 6 guns each. Daily expected, ships Arrogant, 46 guns, and Tartar, 22; gunboat Pioneer, 6 gunB. The Tennessee was visited by the officers of the squadron. Key West was perfectly healthy ; weather cool, with northerly .winds prevailing. ARMY AFFAIRS. El Nicaragua™ of September 13 contains tbe folloiring items: Company B. Captain Mullen, of the Second Light Infantry Battallion, Is at present situated in Managua. A letter from that place states that all the boys are troll. The Ueverened Mr. Wheeler, agent of the North American Tract Society, took occasion last Sunday, while the rifio battalion was on B trade, to distribute a number of Bibles among' ia officers and privates of the battalion. Mnj O’Neal was in command of the parade, ond after drill ho ordered tbe troops to reat on their arms while the drill was taking place. Each officer and every third soldier received a Wine President Walker’s Lover. From the El Mcnragaeuse, E.pt. 0. Tho President gave his second levee on the evening of Saturday, the 30th ult. Tbe balls wero crowded witli pcoplowho came to pay him their respects and Join in tho pleasures of the dance, which, under the able direction of Capb Atkins, rivals in ability the more preten ding ones of tho grant northeastern cities. The native todies nnd gentlemen nttended In great er numbersthan at the previous levee. Among thoao'wostho dignified nnd venerable looking Madame Selva. Among the gentlemen present were ex-l’rcs. ident Ferrer, Hon. Pierre Soule, Col. Wheeler. A. M.,Gen. Carrascosa, and Brig. Gen. Fry. The dancing commenced at eight o’clock, nnd continued until eleven, when a recess neenrred, in order to allow those who desired it to par take of the renreshmeats, which were very plentifully supplied. After tho lunch the dan cing was continued untUabouttwelveo’olock, at whioh time tbe company retired. CohfiMtmffia'fjbLr 1 "' 1 :; SANANNAH; Oct, fitli, MM. Mi.til't, Eilltort'RrpvMean > Til ye|ir IsWo of this morning you promise a reply to tho Interrogatories or a Cltlseu, ir n responsible name lie given instead nr an as sumed Olio, ... "i In common with other citizens, I reel that I have a right, and desire to knuw, tho Intended course or those whom wo may he celled on to support at the approaching election, if, tho ipiestlims asked, In ilia friendly aud courteous style. Trusting that l may be answered, with the smue condor mid good feelhig In which the Inrormntlon Is sought. I am, gentlemen, res pectfully, Your ubd’t serv’t, <i W. J. McIntosh, The President looked in good health, and was in excellent spirits. Although he did nut dance, lie seemed to take considerable interest iu those who did. Ho devoted tho greater part of the cvcuiug to those who wore desirous of listening to Ills entertaining conversation. (From El Nlearagusse, Sept. 18.] Denth of Bx-Presldent Kstruta. We are informed that Jose Maria Estrada, tho protended President of Nicaragua, appoin ted to fill the vnennoy occasioned by the death of Don Frntn Chamorro, has beau killed by the Indians iu the Department ofNew Segovia, ut a town colled Somoto Grande. It ap Antonio Chavis, n native whom Estrai— prisoned in tho guardkouso of this olty, and who was released bv Gen. Walker on bis en try into Grsuado, was the meaus of Estrada’s dentil. Chavis eolleetcd a purty ol forty-five men in Leon, with whom he went to Somoto Grenade, whore Estrada was. There he in cited the natlvo population against Estrada to such n pitch that they rose upon him. With out menus of defence, he fell, the victim to his own perversity. Kins in New Yohi.—New York, Oot. 3—A large warehouse on the comer of Barclay and Washington streets was burnt last night. The building was not entirely finished. It was eight stories high, built by Mr. Lilicnthnl, the Jobao- oiilst, for u lUolory. The loes is 476,000. A part of the wails fell, completely demolishing tlic adjoining building, neouplea by the owner of the burnt building. General Protestant Episcopal Conven tion.— Philadelphia, Oct. 2.—Nothing or par ticular importance was transacted by tho Epis copal Convention to-day. The sixth Article of tile Constitution relating to the trials of Bish ops was made tho order of the day for to-inor- row. Michigan Politics.—Detroit, Oct. 2.—A Fillmore electoral tickotwas nominated here last evening. isolators Casa und Stunrt addressed » large Democratic meeting here to-day. Accident and Loss op Life—Louisville, Ivy., Get, 4.—The stago upset yesterday morn ing, near Glasgow, Ky., and u gentleman liy the uuiiie of Bledsoe, ol dnrksvillc, was killed. There were Hovontcen passengers, nnd all were more or less injured. Pseildont Pierce at Conenrd. Concord, Oet. 3.—President Plorco, iu his response to the address of John H. George, E*p, during the reception ceremonies yester day, assured the friends or Ids youth nnd ma turity that he appreciated this evidence of their regard. He said he had uo- now sentiments on polltl- cal topics, and, therefore, nothing to Justify or oxidaln. He had fullowed ills established opinions, relying on tho judgment or his countrymeu for approval of lilsuets. Whether this expectation would bo realized when too present party strife had passed or not lie was sure that none of the citizens of his own State would doubt that high pntriotle motives alone actuated him. It wus lamentable to admit, that, when at peace with all foreign powers, with prosperity unbounded, there should lie a sccthmal splrit la the land threatening to disturb the Union. He deprecated whatever was calculated to excite contentions lwtwoou different sections, mid ho desired to see passion nnd prejudice give way to calm Judgement and patriotism. Ho conjured tho citizens of New Hampshire to remember the obligations resting upon them for the future welfare of tho country, anil to bo sure Hint if the experiment of seif government cuunot succeed under this constitution, it is hopeless under uny ether form. lie felt cheer ed to bo once again on tho soli of his native State,uml to ho received not merely ns President, but ns n companion nnd friend. Yon, at least, will in the future boast the storm of action, blow whence nnd where it may. You, at least, will scornfully reject every falso idni of section al pivjudicn which migulded men may call upon you to worship, and adhere to tho sub lime creed of tho Union, ono Constitution, one Clod! The spirit of love has not been chased away by the Demon of Hell. Incouolusion, the President expressed hie thanks and tho interest lie hud in their welfare, claiming to be thoir brother, Uo left this morning for Hillsborough. CclelH-ntlou of the Completion of the Va. A Tenncuee Ilallroad. Wehtfrn Lins, I No. 83, Main St. I LYNcinuma, Va., October 3.—The Excursion trains which left here for Bristol, Tennessee, filled witli persons to attend the celebration of the completion of tho Virginia and Tennessee Railroad have returned. No accidonts occur- ed. The celebration was a grand affair. The trains eutored through a triumphal arch, and amlil the booming of cannon, nnd the mnsle of three brass bauds, congregated for the occa sion. There were 0000 persona present, a large number being from Kentucky and Tennes see. On Thursday, the speaking took place and the celebration closed with a narbecne. ’ The Africa’s Accounts. '.Ci'TheToJIprtJi'dbpotolie* *4 find In tho Bnl- tirnore Patriot of Friday. They conUiu u ful ler teport of (he Africa’s advices from that ai- ady putylihejfchy ue: IV TllK MARKETS. The Broker circular quotes t Cotton.—An average business hue beei done without qiiotatyu, changes provision prices bare ly milntalnodwttarket closed quiet. Sales of the week 48,509 bales. Bales oa speculation 0.000 bales, ami for export Q/iOO bales. Sales on Friday 8,000 halt*. Now Orfoans 7i{ Mid- dling Orleans and Fair Uplands <>]; Mid dling Uplands flj. Stock at Liverpool 575,000 bules. * The Manchester market is steady. Richardson,Spence & Co., quotes— Breadatuffs.—Tbe weather hai been favora ble—Wheat hoa generally advanced from 2 to 8d. Flour U Arm. Red wheat, old, 6s u9s.; white wheat, old, 8e.0d.u lOs.; new do. 10s. alOs. fld. Flour quiet—Western Canal and Bal timore and Philadelphia 29s. a31s.; Ohio 31s. a33s. Corn closed, generally, very dull and Blow of tale, butprices are unchanged. Yellow and mixed 31s.3(ta32s. Ud.a32s.0d.; white 33s a33a.6d. J Provisions.—Tbe market w quiet. Beef and Pork are dull.: Bacon steady—prices stiffer, but uot quotably higher. Lard Is dull at 78s. Tallow is quiet—North American, fine 52s. .... o53». •rsthat. Money Markot..-Consols for money 94$ to44i had ini- Baring qqotos American, stocks dull—quota tions nomiual. The Money market in unchang ed. Produce.—Rosin, common is Slightly cheaper Tur Ameriuau 18s6dal4s.; spirits Turpentine quiet at 338436$. 6d.; Linseed Oil is active at 30a40». \ London .Marxrts. Baring Brothers quote: Iron—Welsh bars and rails, free oubourd, inactive at £7 lofatfS. Sugar is gcuorolly 62. higher. Coffee closes steady. Breadstuff's firm—Flour 32s430s.; Wheat is generally 70sa73s. per quarter. LATEST. Liverpool, Saturday.—Cotton dosed un changed. Breadstuff's quiet—slow of sale, but prices unaltered^ GENERAL NEWS. Much uneasiness existed at Madrid. The Queen und O’Donnell are becoming equally unpopular. The Estates of Holland opeued on the 16th. The Swiss Federal Assembly in both Cham bers have, pledged themselves to resist all en- croachmenta on the rights of the Republic. Capt. Penny has returned in the ship Lady Franklin from his explorations in the Arctic regions. London, Saturday.— 1 The Post speaks of a diplomatic rupture with Naples us inevitable, and says the whole Diplomacy will be re-culled from tbe Neapolitan Court, and wo shall send as well as the French two line of battleships, and a corresponding force of frigates, anq through these alone will the allies communi cate with the King. Tbe stock market was yesterday less firm, owing to the continued stringency of the money market. Consols finctuatcd, closing at a decline of 1-4 from Thursday’s prices. The Paris Bourse remains flat, the Tbrco per Cents closed on Friday a trifle lower than on the previous day. Rumors aro rife of extensive forgeries in Crystal Palace Stock, causing a heavy decline. The parties implicated have fled. New Orleans Market.—New Orleans, Oct. 3.—Sales of Cotton to-day 5,000 bales, stiHhr— quotations the same. Sales of the week 31,000. Receipts of the week 34,000. General receipts less than last year by 45,000. Stock 74,000. Coffee lOj a U4> Sales of the week 15,000 bags. Stock 42,000. Flour 85. Corn 65o. Murder in Nashvillil—Nashville, Oct. 4 A man uaraed Thomas Grey, a breakman on the Nashville und'Clmttauooga railroad, was found dead yesterday morning, with a stab in his breast. A man by the name of Bell^nother breakman, has been arrested, implicated in the murder. Congressional Nomination.—Boston Uct. & Chuimcey L. Knapp was re-nominated for Con gress, yesterday, from the 8th district of Massa< clmsetts.by the American and Republican Con vention. A union ticket for State Senators was agreed upon. Tub Vigilance Committee op California. —A letter from California in regard to tho San Frau cisco Vigilance Committee, evidently writ ten by one behind tbe scenes, says that the Committee would remain iu a state of perfect quietude until tbe termination of the trial of Messrs. Durkee and Rand for piraoy, in seiz ing United States arms, when, should it be found that a packed jury had been obtained for tbe trial, tbe same as is alleged to have been tbe case in the jury which found the indictment the Committee wonld be again called into life, and in that event, adds tho writer, a war of ex termination will ensue. Horrible Calamit?.—We learn from a let ter from West Union, Va., to a commercial houso la this city, that a calamitous fire oc curred in that city on the night of tho 25th in stant, in which six persons were burnt up, and a seventh so badly that life is despaired or. The letter docs not‘give frill particulars, but we iufer that a house was destroyed by fire in which wero sleeping eight persons, one only of whom escaped.—Whuling {Va.) Intttti- gtneer. Cotton Ballooning.—Cotton wont a-bal- looniug yesterday and day before, prices rang ing generally from 114 to Uj. Twelve lias been offered and refuoed for somo lots. It is a clear caso, in our miud, that cotton is roing into the Item. When there,—like girls In the same category—it bcomnes highly inter esting. To-day, we quote ll$c to 124c—principal sales at ll4e.—Montgomery Mail, 4th imt. firleaton Board of Health* Office Board of Health, I Saturday Night, 9 P. M. j The Board of Healtli report four deaths from Yellow Fever for the past tweuty four hours. J.L. DAWSON, M. D., O.R. Thh President Invited to Boston—Boston Oct 2.—The city council last night, voted an in vitation to President Pierce to visit that city. There was some opposition, but the vote was finally carried. General Convention of the Episcopal CnuRon^-The sossion of tho Triennial Con vention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States commenced in Philadelphia Wednesday, in St. Luke’s Church. Divine ser vice was celebrated, and an eloquent sermon preached by Bishop Doaue, of New Jersey; after which tbe bishops withdrew to their chamber, and the House of Clerical and Lay Deputies was organized by the re-election of Dr. Creighton president, and Dr. Hone secreta ry. The opening services were very impres sive, and attracted an immense throng. The Convention, it is said, will have under consideration matters of unusual interest. Be* sides the question of tho restoration of Bishop Onderdonk, of Pennsylvania, that of liberal izing the lithergy will engage their attention- A correspondent of the Herald says: A now party has lately sprung up in the Episcopal church, which bias fair to sweep away tbe old landmarks, and to break down both tho old factions of high church and low church. It is called the Broad Church part and is well officered, uud counts in its rani much of tho young blood and active zeal of the church. Iis Shibboleth to “ Tbe Memol- rial,” presented three years ago by Dr. Mnhl- enburg and others, and its creed Is *• rubrical relaxation,” “ abridged services,” “ smaller bishopries” aud “ church charities.” The old church party, under the leadofthe Churchman, give it no quarter, and tho old low church party, headed by the Protestant Churchman, denoancesit lustily. Bale or Ships.—The ship George A. Phelps 776 tons, built in New York, iul852,nowin Marseilles, has been Bold for $35,000; bark Mary H. Vose, of Boston, built la Robinston, Me, 320 tons, din in Marseilles, sold for 68,000 ana the bark George Thomas, 8 years old, 282 tons, bnilt at Thomaston, at $7,600 equal to cash. SnvnntiiiU Market, October 0 Tho sales tills forenoon foot up 744 balea as fol lows, via : Oat II, 40at Uj,,10nt lift, H at lift, 11 St 12ft. 1 ut 12ft, 128 ut 12ft, 77 at 12ft; 20.1 at 12ft, on ut 12ft, 87 at la. Imports. l.tVIiRt'OO!.—Pur Ship MPottu—110 casks nn.l 0 c rut os hardware; ft tusk-, 1 cu«n uud 58 cruU-s earth iiwaro;4 ciuk< hollowaro; 7,070 sucks suit; 20 bugs nails; ft.OJO bars iron; 140 hmnllt>* oral iron; 20 uuvils; 68 vinos; 272 ouiidlus hoop iron; 2ft do vhoot Iron; 03ft bjtidlix iron und sundry mdsto. CHAHtitaCON—I'er Brig tiiinnnroou—20,001) foci lumber. Iflo—J’or Burk K A Kiwi jus-- 3,005 sucks coil'ec. Exports. 1’llIN’CK BDtVAIUt’B ISLAND—171,071 foul Inin- ber,und 3 spurs. CHARLESTON, Uct. 4—Colton—-Tho receipts lor the past week buvu been 12,140 bules, making u total supply eluco tb’i 1st ot 8 plumber of 23,344 bales, ugulusi 20,043 bales .or thu sum lime lust year. Tho expotU for tho week just ended have teen577 natos, making tho iotul . sport* >imo tbo 1st ult., 10,108 bules—leaving u shipping slock on baud of U,028 bules, ami on shipboard not cleared, 2,11ft bales. * Tho receipts ut all the fc'oulUorn ports for tho week up to latest dutos amou. t to ;>ft,u57 bale.-, uguiu.-a 6«,2U0 bales tor tbo corro-p-'tiding week o: last rea son, uud tbe total receipts 119,074 bales, show a Ueorouie of 00.6, 6 bules During tbo three days pr or to our Inst i eport the Coltou market was quite active, and Iu that time advanced ft corn $ lb Ou&ilii day, tho 27tb nit., wo quoted Middling: 12 cents, end Good Middliug '•'.ft cents per tb. , The sales on Monday were 670 bales, Tuesday ,7 bulos, Weduoaduy 8flu bales, Thursday 760 balct, yesterday 1,770 bules. uud to day 8 >2 bales, making u tot *1 of 6,400 bules, at prices ranging from loft to 12ftc. Wo quote tur tbo ruling r tus ut tbe close of bus!- uess lo day, Middling 12ftul2ft, and Good Middling uud Middling Fair I2ftul2ftc ^ lb- Tbo Long Maplo mar«eth.i<r uot yelopcin.d. n o have uot heard ut* uny transactions. Rico— 1 The Rice market wus woll uttondrd during the woek, and the receipts pretty generally found purchasers ou arrival, at very full prices, but at no quoiablo advance on our quotations of a week ago. Tbo extreme prices of the we.de ranged from *3fta Sfft, but tho oxlrcmo prices pul.i lor new liit-o rungod from SiftnRlft—the bulk of the hiiU-s being eObctedat $4fta4ft $ 100 lbs. The receipts uro largely on tbo men turn. Received tbi-* week, l.-.ob tlerecs; exported 1,493 tierces; on shlploar.i, not uiearud. 100 Heroes. Rough Hlcv—Uio new crop has arrived freely Ibis Week, but thu receipts wore nil sent to the ,iutll • by flrst hands. Wo have, therefore, no traus • actions tv report. Receipt* 27.700 bushels. Corn—.4 cargo or 4,800 bushels, received from North Carolina early In tho week, sola at 09 cents porbu,hel;and allot her arrival of 14,000 bushels, u medium urtlclo ol While, sold ut 71c. From store, 1,000 sucks of couutry sold ibis morning nl 75c, Bjok included. Receipt* by water 0,200 bushels; by Ilallroad 1,238 bushels. Bagging amt-U ie Rope—Wo Imvo uo change lo report In tbo rnarkot for tbe former article. Nome small mtsor tiuuny Cloth clanged hand* ut former price'—20fta2l cent*. Repo is dull, uud price* iuvu recoded about I cent "ft lb. About tOJ coils Western sold at 13 cunts, aud 300 coil* Charleston manufactured ut 11 ceuta. Wheat—We have uo market for till* article for want of stock. The receipts of thu past week have beeu only 780 bushels. There are no sales reported, uud prices are entirely uomltml. Freights—A vessel on thu burth for Liverpool is tilling up slowly at ftd V ff, for Cotton fn squat e balos. With tho iucreused receipts of Cotton, Coast wise Freights have improved, and we now q'-ote this arttclo to .New York ft court) lb, and offering freely. Dice 76 cent* "*t tiuroo. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1—Tbe dumainl has con. tinuod good, but with a modcruto supply the sale* have Iilou pbmit 0,000 bale* ut very foil prices geu crully, though displaying much irregularity. Inferior — a — Ordinary —a — Good • ’rdinary 10ft a 10ft l,ow Middling lift u lift Middliug lift ulift Good Middling s 12 a 12ft Middling Fulr ?. ...12ft u 12ft Fair; toft ulo STATEMENT OF COITONY Stock on baud 1M September, 1855 bales 7,198 Arrived slttco ;; 91,010 Arrived to’duy 1,010 99,28'* Kx|H*rlod to date .24,001 Exported to-day 2.fit'0—2P.fid7 St’tck ou hand uud on ship-buunl not cleiire 1.72,005 Sugar—Market llrm. with a fab- iti-maud at pre vious rates. Whoat—Wo notice u sale of 1,(K)D sack* prime lied iu store at the ud vanned rule of $1 69 :{t bush. CgIVoc—'Tho sule* to-day includo 1,160 bug*, ol Wbiub 633 at 916-10, 60 uud 200 ut 10ft, 269 at 11, upd 100 primo ut 11 ftc f) |b. Whiskey—Extra itccUUuu bold ul 32u34 routs !■! gallon. Freights—One ship was taken up for Genoa to* day at lftc for OoUon, aud ouo laid on for Antwerp ut 89* *ft litnl for Tobacco. Excbaugos—Wo alter our quotation* slightly for bills on Purls: Ijondou, [clear bill*] Hft u Oft per ceui. prim Paris 6.22ft u 6.20ft per dollar. Now Vork 09 day* 1ft a 2 per cent. disc. Now York Night ft percent, discount to par JEuiLK, Oct. 2.—Cotton—‘1 boro was again to. day a very lively domund, but owiug to tbo .scar city of slock tho transactions wero limited to uboul 200 bales. Prices unchanged—Middlings llftatoo. MADISON, Uct. 3.—Cotton—The market has been quite uctive this week, with a I'm (her advuuce to. day or ft cent. .Sale : are readily tuude at from 10 lo lift cents. NEW YORK, Oct. 2—Cotton—Tho market, under nows of frost at Memphis, Columbus and aow (Jr* leans, has boon excited, auit an active speculative inquiry has prevailed, us well as a good demand for homo use ond consumption. Nome holders buvu wiredrawn their lots from tne murk t. Wo hear of sales at 13fto for Middling Fair l/plaud*. 1 ho sales reach 2,600 balos boro and to srrivo. Nome o,000 bales aro reported sold yesterday, mostly to arrive. Our quota Ions must bo considered nominal, as prices closed unsuttlod: NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. Upland. Florida. Mobile. N.O&Tx Ordinary lOft toft 10ft 10ft Middling lift lift 12ft 12ft Middliug Fair... 12ft 12ft 13 13ft Fulr ....13 13 13ft 13ft Coffee bus been very quiet, but coutluucs tirm; sales or 200 bug* Loguayra at Pic; 100 mats Java at ’4ftc,and2u0 bags Uio at 11c. Stock of Kio 60,000 bags. *lour— .-outheru Flour is less active aud is easier, tbo Bales are 1,300 bbls ut 8iu7 40 for mixed to good suporilno, and $7 46a87 95 for fuucy aud oxtra brands. Rice—The murk-1 is luirly active ami llrm ; sales ef 200 tesojd and uow ut 4fta6c. tiugars aro llrm, but mo uot active; soles of 700 bhds Cuba at 8ftu9c, and 450 boxes Havana ut Sfta * couts. Rov. H. W. Wyer, of Loudon county, Virgin ia, has accepted a call to the pastorship of the Babtist Church in Lynchburg. Andrew Anderson, Esq., has been elected Mayor of Nashville, Tenn. The Georgia State Fair will commence at Atlanta on the 20th and dose on the 25th inst. Hon. Robert Lowe, of Loudon, Mr. Laniel LeBoy and family, United States Consal to London, and Professor Balishnry, of New Ha ven, were among the passengers for England by tho Asia. Dr. Archer,formerly bf Va., and later of the ,r exas revolution, died on the 22d of Sept, at Galveston. U.S. Treasurer’s Monthly Statement.— Tho statement of the U. S. Treasure for Septem ber shows that the net amount subject to draft in the U. S. Treasury on tho 24d September was $23,495,009,91 of whioh $51,058(23 was at Rich raoud, Va.; $33,174.98 at Norfolk, Va.; $LOOO.* 10 at Wilmington, C.; WJ08,17 at Nash- vllio Tennessee, and *35,000 at Charlotte, N.O. Ask any One who H ns Brer Used DR. TM’LANE’S CELEBRATED LIVER PILL?, PREPA RED BY FLEMING BROS.-What they think of them! Ninety, nine in a hundred will tell you they aro the beat Pills for Liver Complaint, Sick Headache aud Dyspepsia that thoy have ever used. Read the following from one or our moat respecta ble citizen : New York, August 3, 1862, Ido hereby certify that 1 have been suffering from a pain in my aide and broast for long time and aTter trying many remedies came to tho con clusion that my liver was uDbcted. 1 immediately commenced using Dr. M’Lask’s Cklhuutzd Uvkr Pius, prepared by Fleming Bro*. or Pittsburgh, and the few that I have taken have already given me more relief titan all tho other mediclues I have taken put together. 1 went to a clairvoyant to com •ult him; after examiniug me carefolly, he advised rao to continue tho use ol Dr. M'Une Pills ; that they would effectually oure tue. W. W, PHILIPS, No. 2 Columbia Place. 49- Purchasers will be carefhl to ask for Dr, M’Lauo's Celebrated .liver Pills, manufoctured by Fleming Bros., of Piltiburg, Pa. There aro other Pills, .purporting* to be Liver PUIs, now before public. Dr. M'Lane’fl genuine Liver Fills, alio his celebrated Vermifuge, can uow be had at all re b pec table Drag Stores. None genuine without tbe signature or OOtl (8) FLEMING BROd J. M. JJ3YUE, COMUIHsION MKROHANT, auggp No. Ha Puy-Bt,, Savannah* . PIIlLlP M. RUSSELL, • NOTA^ 8 Tj(j.W.YAlLYR, H jSct?U^fA?T ’and COPYIST, Will okdulo Deeds, Mortgage#, Power of Attorney, Wilis, Bonds, Noticos and Taking ot Iutorrogiu6rio3, Olllce at the Court House, Savannah, Uu. Court Days. Third Tuesday iu each month, and. hold at the ofllco of Edwatd Wilson .Esq- Resl'ioniin, Gaston, bedwron Barnard and Tutlnnll- streot. Auy null ut night, on business, will bo utleuilod lo im mediately. .>y25 cHAffMu «sfco; . No, ft Whltnker Street, Snvntmiih, «»*f WIIOLKSAMt AND JtCTAIL DXAU3U* LV Y S A8HES, Bllnt IzCad.Zino, Jnds, Doors, Mouldings, Ac White i, Wllito Linseed. Sperm, Whale, Tim tiers’uiul NoatsfootOils, Glass, Uru*lu*s, Gold Leaf, Bronze, Builder*’ Hardware. Nalls, Marble MantoW, An:, tot Jot HX<TS:;SXE^3myT7CPT3ItV' STAUi sMh*urilier will continue the Uvory and Hack Busincs*. on Ins o n Honk, ut tho Slablcs corner nl West BROAD und It ARU1SOX STREETS. Give mo a trial oot 1—1 in JACOB El,LISTON. ai(<i.vrosu county shkhifk salk. W ILL ho sold on tlie tlrstTUKHD.VY Iu Nnvein Oer next, licfore the Court House door, iu the City of Duik’ii. thu following property to wit: ibe UNION STEAM SAW MILL, together with all tho Fixtures, Machinery, &o M thereunto belonging. Also, tbe Mill Bile uu which *uld .Mill i* situated, cnntululug four ucro*. Sold Mid situate three m les below Darien, ut a place known u* Pratt’s Landing, on a tributary stream of the Aitumalia Hivir. in said county, levied on as the property of Frost k Boulter, tosutid y a lieu ludgtuuut Issued from (lie ll urii ablo. tho Inferior Court of the County of Mvl<t> tosh, Mortimer Ouiiiutiu vs. tho Union Steam Saw Mill, Frost & Boulter owuers thereof—property pointed outiu said lion. To:ms cash—purchaser paying for title. WM. T. THORPE, Sheriff Molntodli County. Darien, October 3,1-60. oil 4 ELECTION NOTTuE. ( lkrk op Council's office, » Savauiiub, October 4, I860. j C OUNCIL will ou Thursday, October 16th. i860 olect u Second I.ieutcmmt of the Special 1’ollc, and City Watch, by day und by night, to till the va cancy occasioned by tlio ro-iiniatioli of .Second Umi- leuuut Un-:o;i. suiary 9l,lc0pi>r xnmmi. Baud $2,100. ApplicnuU must ieavo their applications, stating the name.* of their securities, (2 required,! ou or before 2 o’clock, 1*. M. of that day. By order of Council, KDWARD C-. WlIiSUN, out 4 Clerk of Council. ban Nivas & orange^ -ALSO- (SlEAKfISiaiBBiI£]|SlSf SJew. —AND— .TO Lnrgc Smoked Toitgnti, 1 bill. New Smoked Beef. Pig Hams nnd Bncon. J '.'ST Hl'CMVKO nv WM. G DICKSON, oet 4 BARNARD STREET. IN THE CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH ’ Ji.'l.v Teum, i860' « W HERE AS, John Boston, AlvenN. Miller, 11. A. Oraue, William King and Ileury Brigham, summoned to attend tlio present term of this Court u* Grand Jurors, have made default, it Is ordered Glut they bo lined Turly dollar* each, unless thoy Ilk* good uud miltleient cause of excuse ou or before the llrst day ul tho next term of tills Court. And wlierea*, Saul S. Box, John Foster, Benjamin It. Armstrong, Thomas A. Askew, Michael Lynch, George Bnrlliolmcss, Eli M. Roliueuu and Horacu Gillum summoued to attend the present term of till* Courts* I'’Ut Jurors liuvo made dolkult. it U ordered that tbey be tilled twenty del urs each, uule** thoy Hie good ami sulllcient cause of cxcufo on or before th«* liralday of the next term of tin* Court. True oxlrui l from thu Minute*. out 3 PHILIP M. RUSSELL, Clerk. _ OkVEUAk qenllemotior munll IkuiiUes can be uuuommmbtied witli good Rooms aud Hoard, ot 26 Drayton street, opposlto the Ice House. doe. IS—tr MRS. M. S. RAYMEIt. O IL,Candle* aud 3 bbls. Bleached Winter OU; 3 do Sprtug OR; 40 boxe* of Adamuiilliio Candles; 35 boxes of Chemical Olivo Simp; Woman's Friend, uud Family Soap, in ulore and for Milo at not 3 J. D.JIW’E'S. A id, PERSONS do*irons of olitalnlng FRESH Mll.K, Morning und Evening, are hereby noli- fled that they nin obtain tlio -ament a reduced price by calling ut my residence, No. 58 LIBERTY STREET. A. HARMON, oot 1—dim ROWyoTct CAMP" i;>u AND TAII.ons, AND Dealer* lu flnoRcady Made CM)nil *C have received undj i.peuud their slock of Fall uud Win ter GUOILS oomprisiug u full uud' complete as.-erlmeiitof Cloths, Oussiinercs, Vest ings uud Ovor Cuitiiiius, which vve will mako and trim iu our usual *t> le, ami ut the shortest uollco. Our ready made Clothing Is manufactured at the well known hou.-o of W. T. Jcnning* k Co, 231 Broadway, New York, and comprises nil that I* lino nnd fisbionablo in the lino. FURNISHING GOODS of overy description requi site toagentlomau’s wardrobe, constantly kept on hand, all of whioh wo offer ou our usual credit term*, or at a discount of 6 pur cent lor cash, nl fc ;i HULL hTKKhT, SORREL BUILDING, oct l—l m next door to Pulaski House. ROOFING! ROOFING !! WARRBN’S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER-PROOF COMPOSITION ROOFIKGi T HE subicriber Having boon uppoinled sole ngen in this oily for Warren’s Firo aud Water Proof Composition Hooting is prepared to execute the same in a satisfactory manner. The attention of the citizens or t-avaunah Is re spectfully solicitoil to tho above mothod of Hooting now much used iu the nriuciiml cities of the United Elates, (both X >rth and South,) and a* it has bccu tested uudor every variety of circumstances, I con fidently oiler It to the public as u inode of Rooting unobjectloimple lu every particular, whilst it com bines, in a greater degree than any other rooting In use, tho valuable requisites of cheapness, durability and security, against both Are and wuler. It has rapidly superceded tho uso of all kinds of roofs wherever it lias boon introduced, giving in all cases genera! satisfaction, being highly recommend ed by Insurance Companies, and ult who have tost edit* utility. CHARLES SllOl.L, Architect, will act as agent during my absonco from tho city, at whose otflcoail information will bo freely given, aud speci mens of the roof shewn. sept‘J3 CALVIN FAY, Agent. imping Mignro. Port of Bavannuh.., ...October O. Arrived. Shin Grottu, Laudcrkiu, Liverpool—Brigham, Kelly it Co. Bark E A Rawllu*, Hatch, Rio—to X u k H Wood Brig Kmmereca, tioulivltor, Charleston, lumber for ballast—to Cohens k Hortz. 8chr Enchantress, Jayuo, Now York—Ogdeu, Starr it Co. Cleared. Bark Santos, Baseford, Charlotte Town, Prince Edward’s Island—C A Greener. Memoranda. Nkw York, Oot 2—Arr, brig Phltura, ripragua, Savannah. Cld, Sea beam, Wendell, Savannah; ship Cairo, Hacker, l>obary,Gu. Bostox, Oct 2—jUrr, ship Julia Howard, &vau- nau. 1st—Cld, scltr Augusta, Coflln. Jacksonville. Arr, sell Lucy A Orcutt.Oroutt, Camdeu, Savannah. Consignees. Per ship Grolta, from IJvorpool—K Lovell; N B k H Weed: Crane. Wells k Co: Snider k Askew; M 0 Cehen; SM Lalnteau; Padelford, Fay it Co. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A IUI.OH COW FUR hAl.K. Raquiro at the 8onthwest corner or Whilakor uud .York streets. oct f —1 . f VoitK. 1T<R tail Wednesday, 9th imt., at 2 o'clock, 1*. M. ~ The steamship FIjORIDA, Caplaiu Woodhull, will Ieavo os abo- For freight or passago apply to „ ..... I PADEIFURl). FAY it CO. y Berths not socured until paid for. Cabin Pauago,., t-26 Bteerago Passage 8 Shippers of Cottou by these stoamshliw wil HUNT dilVEBSTER’8. IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. D ESIGNED for Families, plantation*, Dross ma kers, Tailors, Boot it Shoo manufacturer* uud others who may wish to do their own sowing cheap ly and with expedition. Tills machino sow* a uni form stitch with both sides alike, and whicli will no*, ravel. It Is more simple, is loss liable to get out of order, and costs less iu proportion than uny other machino. and Is warranted to be porfect, and to work well. All apparatus necessary for con vculeut uso Is furnished with it, and auy iustructiou will be givon that will be noco3*ary lo ensure to tho purchaser Us successful oporatiou aud durability. The public aro respectfully invited to call and ox- amino thorn at 135 Congress st. ALFRED WEBSTER. Geu. Agt. _ _r A very uent aud ornamental Iron Table wllluow bo givou with ir machine fora small sum addition to the regular prloo May 25. T L I i 50 kegs prime Baltimore Leaf Lard, lauding and for salo l»v SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. nug25 MILLER & ROLL. MTOSNEVS AT UW, UmiNBWlOK, OA. Will pracllco lu lit. Brunswick arcutt-emfria- log tho following Counties : Glynn, Wnyua, CuinJen, w»ro, A|ippllti(, Clinch. Coffee aud Charlton. JOHk B. MILLER. L.C. ROIA. aug3 • ly DBALBBINOUOJOB FAMILY^SliOCERlES ami FurelKb nml Domestic Frail, , mmvr Jti ouyhtm and WhUdkar-tts. lowu uud country supplied with choice goods at mudorato prices. AU order* promptly attended In, autl sntinfliction always guaranteed.' sp18 JOHN*. FALLUrANT," 7 AND RETAIL DEALER IN WINDOW BLINDS, WINDOW 8ABH AND PAN* DOORS. West side Mouutneut Square, Savannah, Ga. _ tuayil ATTORNEY AT LAW, Olfleo corner Bay aud Drayton street*• Jyl8 _____ *"■ A. II. CHAMPIONT- (Successor to Ohampiou A Watts.) WHOLESALE AND HBTA1L GROCER, No. 4 Barnard at., between tho Market and Bay at., SAVANNAH, GA, Dealer lu Groceries, Foreign aud Domestic Liquors, Dried Fruits, Ac., Ac. • Reference—A. Champion, Ksq., Bamuel Bolomou, Esq., Messrs. Rabun A Whitohoait, and Swift A Co., Savannah, (la. mvlt CiTANETtVElXS Jfc Co., FACTORS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah, On. liANIBR a ANDBIISON, A TTO KNEYS AT LA W, - apft-ly maook. oa. \V I IiLlAMH.“DAlIIE1i; ATrOKXEY AND COUNSELLOR ATI.AW, Troupville, Lowndes County, Ga. Will practice in Thomas, Itowndes, Cllnoh, Ware, Appling, Telfair, Irwin, Laurens, and Pulaski counties, Georgia; and in Jeflorson,Madison, Ham llton. aud Columblaoountles, Florida. [myll ATTORNEY AND COUNSEI.LOR AT LAW. Troupville, Lowndes Conty,Ga. (inll A t?o 8 r N*E Y^T ■law , MJM.HDC.EnU.K, OA. r Practices Law iu the various Counties of the Oe> mulgco Circuit, and tho adjoining Counties of Twiggs, Unions aud Washington. Refer to—nlobu' Boston, H. 4. Crate, and R. ■ •lilton. ■ febl4 Be6HGe“a. GOltfrOA “• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and , Commissioner of Vie U. S. Court of Claims foi the - e Office Corner Bay umrBull streets, mylo PHOTOGRAPHS. * Large sized Photographs, t« ken by RHLIfiBlI, AT TWKLVR nOLLABS FKU IHJKBJl Also, Am guorreotypes, perior style. A cnllls solicited. J. W. MlLLEa. m«r27 or. tit. Julian-st. and Market squar, ^ YONGE Hi FRIERSON,V FORWAItmuU AND aillHISalON HERCHANTS, NO. 94 1IAY-STIU3.T. SAVANNAH, OA apr4 ’TurAnrararar ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office 176, Bay-sL, over Turner kGo’s. Drug more SAVANNAH, OA. nov 10—ly 'STWTBXKEIir Ambrotyiies uud Da- rpes, in his usual se- A1TORNEY AND COUNSEIJDR AT LAW, Troupville, Lowudes County, Ga. Rolurcuce—Ron. W. B. Flkmixu, Savannah, U* my it EDWARD G. "" MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS. At Messrs. Ward k Owens’ Law Office, [myll WAYNE, UlUdNVliiLlK fe'k Cl),, * tX)MMWBO^J^>9olRvQlM®JlFJlCHANTB, Uautlred .'faivnmiA. THUS. S. WAYNE. U. E. GRENVILLE. R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLeT^ jy C—if Aivmmah. Chattanooga. vTwrwTLBnr, r- ATTOnNEY AT LAW FKANRUN, UR.1KD CO., QJk. Will attend to professional business in thoCouutlee of Hoard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, Meri wether aud Troup. Reference—Hou. E. V. Hill, LaGrauge, Ga.: Hot. David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.: Colonel M. M. TldwolL Fayetteville, (Ja ; and Mr. William Dougherty. Co lumbus, Ga. sopl7-iy Win, MnALLISTiSlfr N ojw}Je Marble Momuuouta, Tombs and Grave Stones, torn islieil on reasonable terms. Orders ree- Jpcotfully solicited. • ap lb B ACON—24 bhd*. prime Bucou Sides; 8 bhds prime Bacon Shoulders, lauding from steamer Keystouo State,” und for sale by sept 25tf^W 0CTAVU3 COIIEN. COUli ItETItEAT THE ABB0B BILLIARD SALOON. (upstairs) Corner Bull and Bryan streote, over Barber 8 hou Juno 27 J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent. P M. WlHT SffllTH, : — ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUJOATOH, JUST FLORIDA. Will practico in tho Eastern and Southern Counties Refer to—Col. S. S Sibloy, and R. B. Hilton, Sa vannah. fob2-tf DilSi. LIOKI.ICR S iviLCOX, Itantliu AKE SSf Mly prepared tote sort fell or imrtl&lsetta of Teeth 011 'ho principle of Dr. J. Allens’. Patent Continuum* Gum, By UU* improvomout, tholbrm ortho face can bo restored to any degree ol rotundity that may bo desired. It I* applicable In all case* whore tho chocks have follra In aud cannot bo detected by »ho closest observer.— This method combines tbe following! ^vantages:— An Artificial gum, which exhibits a perfectly natural and lito-like appearance, and imparts to the theeth that peculiar expression which characterises tbe na* tural organs. TLIb Gum consists of a sUgcloua compound, which Is applied and fused upon tho Teeth and Plateln inch a manner, at* to fill up all the interstices around the baso of tho Teeth, and also unites them firmly to each other aud to tho Plato upon whioh they cm sett. This secures perfect cleanliness of |he Teeth. Office over DeWitt k Morgan, CongresB street. **■0 Republican nnd Georgian copy, fob 16—41 WM. M. WILLIAMS, TQADIIKUH OUVKR. JACK BKOWI WILLIAMS, OLIVER Ac BROWN. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Buena Vista, Marion County, Ga., Will practico in the counties or Marlon, Macon, Hous ton, Stewart, Rundolph, Muscogee, Lee, and any ailjolning counties, whore their services may t>c requirod. myll TVU.'i7lAM PH1LL ATTO KNEY AT LA USHiireTA, OA, oot 20—ly DAVID a. ATTOBNEY AT LJ 8PABTA. OA. Will practice in the counties ot Hanoock. Warrem. Washington, and Baldwin. ’ ^ RzmENczs-Behn k Foster, Rabun ft Smith, ul E. A. Soullard. Savannah. Jut It. B. HUiTOET, 1 ATfURNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Ofllco corner ol' Bay and Draytoo-Ms, SAVANNAH, GA. my 11 •• DR.'CifAKLfiS U. OOUIU6. 1 —' OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No. ULIBKRtV 8T Ono door west ot Drayton, myll wm. cTconnelly: “ ATTORNEY AT LAW. ILADXLU, WORTH COUNTY, OA., (rOOT OmCX ALH1IT.1 Will practise In tbo SouthocnUrcnlLandIn Macon. Dooly and Worth Counties ol too MaoonChrcult^ , 49” Particular attention given to tho collection ot clalmB In South-Western Georgia. ‘ “ " S undries—just recoivou— 60 boxes Coffee, l’oppor and Mustard 60 “ Ucadeil Starch aud tioiip* 26 *• Adamautino und Tallow Candle* 50 bb!* and bag* oxira Family Flour 30 11 Potatoes and Onions 40 gross Wood and Paper Matchc.* 50 dozen assorted Brooms ami Pail* 100 “ Scrub Brusbc* aud Ciothv* Line* 60 “ Wash lloard* 810 bag* Java and Rio Coffee. For sale by DAVIl) O’CONNOR, .cl 2 corner Broughton ond Drayton hi*. D ICKKN’sS HOUSEHOLD words for (Htobcr received and lor by WARXOCK k DAVIS. sopl 30 Congress street. C ' tlUlCE ffl;, CKOii t-UUAR '-10 llhila cluilo St. Croix Sugar. 10 hbds choice P. R, Sugar Just received and for sale by SCRANTON JOHNSTON k CO. aug 25. DEWXl’JP diAIUUUAN 1 Biwre.elvlo,;thBlr tfahapfi^yjntcr .look P. JACOBS. SBOAit AND TOBACCO MTOB1. No. 20, Bull street, (sign of tho Big Indian.) N. B.—Keeps constantly on hand Spanish, Haw aimnlqb, and.American Bogart, at wholewdeand ra- all. Also, Chowlng Tobacco, Snuff, Ac. June 1 JAMBS McUBWHy, - Insurance Broker and Notary Public. Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Averagaj adjusted, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawna Papers prepared whereby to rocover lossea from American or British Underwriters, and attention glveu to all matters connected with shipping and In. auranoo, No. 118 Bay-street opposite tha front ot tho Custom House. ly port Foreign nnd Ikimostio nBY 0001)3. Also, n Cult assortment of Plantation Good*, which thev mm- cwum, ua uuuuu u. ».».» J«t» too lowest prices, and to which they solicit .leaseUko uotlco, tbatno Colton will lie rocolved at tbe ; aUen;!on of purchaScra. p e presses that to not dUtluctly marked on the edge RIBBBO’S BUILDING, tha bale. oct 0 | oclfi Congress street. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Newnatuville, Fla. Reference—George L. Brown, William DeU, New nansviUo, Fla., R. B. Hilton, Boalon ft VUUonn. Savannah, Ga. B ^|f JOHra.cbcHR/iY, . ATTORNEY AT LAW* labUn. Uurou.cou.tr, fl.,, Ut., Junior partan of too firm or A. S J. Ooanan, Irwlatoi.'om, «IU attend promptly to all business entrusted to hit mto. fMtlcularattcullonpaiaiocolUctlo*. B.- feroaM-Dr.O.B.Ouyton, r.B. Bow^Butilta, Oa.. 31. Kanb, Savannah. myll