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WfSWL 1 i Si JOURNAL. Weekly. r of the Pity mA County r.b<hilton&co. “ mofliiETOEa AHD runt.tBWiBa. B. >. HUTOM, MUM. •. P. HAMIL'boH. ■ ■ AmIiUiU Kaitor SUNDAY MOANING* OCT. 19. ISM- COR PRESIDENT: JAMBS BUCHANAN, or ruaisTLTAMU. TOR VICK PRESIDENT: JOHN 0. BRECKINRIDGE or MKTtroir. Elector. (tor the 8tutu et Lni|(c. WILLIAM H. STILES, of Chatham. IVERSON L HARRIS, of Baldwin ILTULHlTtB (OH TUI BTATB AT I. ARMS. HENRY 0. LAMAR, of Bibb. AUGUSTUS R. WRIGHT, of Floyd. DISTRICT RLROTOR8. lib rilrtrict, Tuorar H. Forman, of Glyon. Id. District, Samuil Hall, of Macon. . id. District, Jambs N. Ramsay, of Harris. 4th. District, Looms J. Oartrrll, of Fulton, itb. District, John W. Lewis, of Csss. «tb. District, Jambs P. Simmons, ofGwinnott. 7th. District, ThomasP.Saffold,of Morgan, Mb District, Tnos. W. Thomas, of Elbert. THE OLDER I GROW, THE MORE IN CLINED I AH TO BE WHAT IS GALLED A STATES RIGHTS MANr-Jamta Buck- Man’s nnth on the admission of Arkamai, in 1836. 1 FULLY ENDORSE THE RESOLUTIONS. AND MAY FURTHER SAY THAT I AM WHAT IS GALLED A STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT.—John C.Brtcktnridgt litre- sponsr to Ms nomination for the Vice Trtmhn- BY TELEGRAPH". Now York Market Niw Yobk, Oct. II.— 1 Tho' market exhibited no new feature—quotations steady* demand fair. Sales of the day 1,000 bales. Flour advanced G cents. Wheat advanced l to 2 cento. Sterling dull at 9|. Baltic took $390,000 in specie. Keep Cool I To friends and foes—to Democrats—to Am ericans—to all men who shall interest them selves in tomorrow’s struggle, we wound say keep cool! Don’t loso your temper. If your opponents on either side are illnatured take it as an evidence of a sinking cause—and ns they become cross do you grow amiable. The Democrats as far as we know ore in the best possible humor—to us one of the best auguries of their success. Confident of a tri umph they are, and ought to bo able to tolerate any little exhibition of petulance and iilnntur on the part of tho opposition. Of course they will be firm, and assert their rights as law abiding freemen may and should. But firmness is not mconsi8sent with calmness, nor is suc cess insured by irritability. , Andrew ftlawort and tke Paniuyl- vanln FrnUn, 1 The Republican publishes ftti extract from a loiter of Andrew Stewart whom It terms a dis tinguished membor'or Congress, aud it might have added,' a Fillmore elector In Pennsylva nia. ; Hero it is: I hasten to soy that there is not one toot'd of truth In the allegation that the FUimoro and Fremont parties nave united. Two of the Bleo- tors appointed on the Fillmore doctoral ticket wore discovered to bo favorable to Fremont They have therefore been thicken off; and true men eubstltuted. As In extinguishing offset, wo publish the following letter from a young Virginian, a stu dent at Madison College, of which Stewart is ono of tho trustees. If truo and it is difficult to believe it falso—the exposure mado of the gamo played by Stewart and Company should open tho eyes of the Southern people to tho worse than hopelessness of any trust in Fillmore s Northern friends. We have no doubt that its author speaks correctly whon he says that sup port of Mr. Fillmore lu L*a. is but a sham to ou- courage Southern divisions, anil prevent that unanimity for Ouchauau in tho slavelioUling States, necessary to oleot him. Uniontown. Fayette Co., Pa., 1 Sept* 20,1850. f Dear Argus .-—Having seated myself to write you a low lines in regard to the present campaign. 1 feel plaqed in a very novel and peculiar situation, as this is my first attempt at anything like meddling with political ultuirs; but 1 led it to be uu imperative duty upou me os a Southerner and Virginian to uiuko un ef fort to inform ray fellow oitlzeus of some start ling facta that have passed under my own ob servation. It is generally thought by you at tho South, that Mr. Fillmore has what is called a “straight electoral ticket" in the old Keystone. For the benefit of tho “Old Lino Whigs," especially ol Virginia, I would say it is not so. Tho ticket is merely.a blind in order to get tho South divided upon Fillmore and Buchanan, the free Boilers knowing “a house divided againBt itself eanuot stand." But of course you want tho proofs—1 will give them. Every ono knows that the Hon. Andrew Stewart, of Pa., nominated Sir. Fillmore for the American candidate for the Presidency in tho Philadelphia Convention Hu Is now at the head of tho Aiueiicuu electo ral ticket in this State. Now this man, though holding the position he docs, us a Senatorial Eloctor for Mr. Fillmore, is one ot the strongest advocates for Joiiu C. Fremont thatlbuvo Been,audl have abundant opportunity to kuow, os ho is at the head of the Board of trustees ot Madison College at this place, ot which I am a student. On Thursday last tho Black Republicans held a meeting about six miles from here, and as all the students of my class, with the excep tion of oue, are Fremouters, they obtained uu excuse from recitation for the class on that day in order to attend the meeting, and as 1 bad nothing to do, I went along witb them. Now, gentlemen of the South, who do you suppose composed the procession at the gathering ?— Black Republicans, of course, you suy. No, about one-half of the Fremont procession was composed of men who had professed to advo cate Mr. Fillmore. They might have been hon est when they left home. Was there a single speech for Fillmore on the ground that day f— on, ycsl a noble old-liner, whose touching pathos I will not forget to my dying day, came out for Fillmore. I will give you uu account of it;— A Fremout fusionist had just finished speak ing and left the ‘stump,’ when I was attracted by the cry of Barclay, Barclay—so 1 drew near to hear the honorable gentleman. “Fellow- citizens," he begau, “You all kuow that I am a Fillmore man; that I have always been ono; that I am still one. Tho other day ono of our friends camo to me and said, Barclay, what nro Query. Who heads and who compose tho Spartan band of three hundred appointed by the Amer ican party to preserve order on Monday next ? Who is the Leonidas at the pass of Thermo* pyle? Squih. The Election To-Morrow. We need not say to the voters of the city of Savannah that we enter to morrow upon an im portant contest. They all know* It—they know that the Whole State of Georgia Is watting ex pectant on the first gun which will be fired.— Upon your shoulders has devolved the respon sibility of being the standard bearers of the oc casion. You will do your duty. You will come to the exercise of that highest privilege of a citizen, with a calmness and firmness worthy of the occasion. We say to you, go early to tho * polls; he orderly and quiet; and show thoso who call themselves the Law and Order l’arty, that we require none of their lessons. Rally then, Democrats, the day is yours. Election In Baltimore* The Republican says the Democratic majori ty in Baltimore a year ago was 1036. No such thing. At tho election last fall (wo quote from the Washington Star) “ the Know Nothings carried the city by the following majorities: For Comptroller, 503; for Lottery Commission er. 289; for Judge Superior Court, 217} for Clerk of Superior Court, 318; for State’s Attor ney, 249; for Delegates (average) 481.?; for State Senator G69; for Sheriff, G47; for Survey or, 772; and for Congress (the two districts combined) 373.” Yet we have little doubt that the Democrats would have carried the city last Wednesday had not many of their numbers been driven nod kept from tho polls by the violence and rowdy ism of the Know Nothings. As for the “balance of the dispatch," we did intend to publish it with a rebuke to tho tele- graphio correspondent by whom it was for warded. Wo pay him for facts, not opinions His opinion that Fillmore will, or that he will nol, carry Maryland is not worth a straw, cer toinly not worth the price of its transmission* from Baltimore to Savannah. [communicated.] Law and Order I I—Coiiservnllsm of l he Public Morals I I With the view of doing everything calculat ed to preserve order at the polls, tho Democra tic party had determined to close up tho shops in the neighborhood of the Court House, and appointed a committee to confer with the so called Law and Order Party, to invite them to co-operate': in this laudable measure. It must be apparent to every true lover of law and order, and to every sincere advocate of tho ballot box, that carrying out this measure would greatly tend to prevent riot and distur bance at the polls. What was tho course of the so called Law and Order Party ? What the answer of these boastful conservators of the public morals? Simply this—When the committee of the Democratic party informed them of their mission, they are met with the very reasonable proposition, thut they, the Law and Order Party, approve of the measure, hut decline contributing one cent towards tiie ac complishment. Does the Low aud Order Party not only ar rogate to itself all the law and nil tho order, all the honesty and oil tho purity, all the ur!r tocracy and all tho respectability in the city of Savannah, but, docs it also claim tho high privilege of closing tho poor mans door nnd depriving him of his means of livelihood for twenty four hoars, without compensation? We leave you, lovers of Law and Order, to de termine, whether, wheu this immaculate party to put to tho test, it is not found want ing. • The Democratic party were left alone lost year to cany out this measure at considerable expense. You had then follow citizens two of the most quiet and orderly elections ever held in your city. It was In a great degree attribut* ed to tbto, and once more the Democratic Par ty occupy the same position. The Law and Order Party virtually, refusing to cooperate with them. Who are the true oooaerraton of Law and Order of peace and Jndgtye between them 11 DtJfoeaATie Law an» Oiujbi. wont. That to what I am doing now,’had that is what I intend doing.” And let me add, Messrs. Editors, that is what the Hon. Andrew Stewart is doing with nil his might und main. Mr. Stewart, in a speech delivered at the place, on the same day, pointing to a repre sentation of Fremont, said: “There is a man wo should all be proud of. Thereto the man who is to make Kansas a free State at all haz ards,"! and other such expressions—all time receiving great applause from the Fremouters. He ntoo said and iu this he wus not alono, for it is the frecsoil hobby, that the men of North hud long enough been u cats paw for the South ever since the foundation of the republic, and that the South had done every thing in order to excite scctionul feelings, und to embroil our people in the hellish horrors of civil war. Stewart is (as I said before) not alone in his changes agaiust the South, aud his sup port of Fremont. Would that he were, but no. Fremont lias hundreds of supporte :s even in this town and county, and yet Southern Whigs still peretot in supperting Fillmore, when there to no possibility whatever of securing hto elec tion. His friends are more numerous in this part of the State than iu any other, nnd here they are far out numbered by the advocates of Fremont. Five of the electors in this State on tho Fillmore ticket have come out for Fremont, and the others are working for him to u great er or les3degree. Will the men of tho South contiuue bliud to theso facts ? Now oue word in regard to the Democracy of this vicinity. They are united to a man und are ail doing every thing that men can do to lorward tho truly great aud noble principles of Democracy. They have buokled on their ar mor, and are battling manfully with their foes. Mo show what success, 1 would state t Fayette county that two years ago gave 1200 majority for the opposition is expected by all to give iu Novembor next, some 580 majority for the brave old war horse of Democracy, James Buchanan. Now Democrats and South ern men of all parties, you should put your shoulders to the wheel, and push with yhur most vigorous strength iu order to encourage your brothers of the North to push onward. You know not what charges aud insults have been heaped upon them, nnd they nobly bear them for your t Bake, They are charged with being a disunion party, with being a pro sla- very party, traitors to the North and Northern institutions, and a host of other slanders, hut all this they are willing to bear if those they are tightiug for at the South do not desert them in tho hour of ueed, add if you nobly support them as you should. Du tibi (a! qua roipeotaut numlua, si quid Usquaut justilloiu) et wonsslbl conscla recti Prcmlsa digna fernut. Yours, truly, CHARLES H. CAUSEY. A«U«u Ip. alt I««l.r than Ward.. A oontraat between the deeds and tho profee* slomof tbeaalf styled American party should call i blush to tiieoheok of every honest man upon tl Anubutaoln# itself to this community with all the arrogance and gasoonade which it ao well understands how to assumo, us the Law and Order party and] self righteously, sending up Its thanks to high heaven nnd the peiplo of Savannah, that it is not as othor parties are, we were lod to think thut whatuvor it might do in the concealed recesses of Its dark lantern move mont»,opoiily at loast it would olouk its misdeed, under a docent voll of by poerlcy. For a while perhaps it did so, but having discovered that concealment Is an incumbrance, and any voll,, however llliusy its material, u liiudruuee, In its wild hunt alter offleo, It has thrown off Its cov erings, nnd now stands bofore the people in monstrous nakedness. Even if it shoald be admitted, for the uouce, that tho Democratic party isos low sunk in cor. ruption, os tho greatest Kuow Nothing adept in tho art of Billingsgato could charge it to 1)6, yet it falls far short of the depth reached by the “pure party." Is it known to this peoplo that night after night, at the Fort, ou the Com mons, in Yauiaeraw, the pure party, represent ed by its very respectable membets, occupies every bar room to which admittance is permit- ted’tu It, whore from tho heads of whisky bar rels it retails, free of charge, to all comora the political history of Savanuuh, (they don’t speak of Fillmore,) lager beer, aud pine-top whisky* Shocking! methiuks I hear a hoar « staid citi zen exclaim, surely my party docs not act thus? But it does; nnd If you want to satisfy yourself just sally out any night previous to Monday noxt, at any timo iu the neighborhood of mid night, to auy of the parts of the city mentioned, and you will meet your intimate and esteemed friouds, who in tho morning commended so highly to your consideration the immaculate conduct of your and their party, ut this very busincA; and what will still farther astonish you is, that tho whole aim und object of all their trouble and exposure to midnight air (so uoxl- ous at this season) is to persuade the foreign aud Catholic Irish und Germans to voto for your candidate for Mayor. Of the Alderman they say nothing; acting, as some suy, as if they thought the twelve names put on the ticket after that af the candidate for Mayor were merely a sort of ornamental appendage,, con stituting a body-guard for the head of tho ticket; but, practi cally of no moment what ever. Is it so, Messrs. Know Nothiugs ? All I can say is, that your offer of muuioipul honors is rather to the ear than the taste, ift it he. The Democratic party, with its usual turpi tude, has at the last two elections procured every shop in the vicinity of the Court House to ho closed during the entire day of election. Tho results of this step are remembered to liave been a peaceful ballot and an absence of intox ication and disposition to riot about the polls. This year a committee was appointed by the authority of tho same party to confer with such committee os tho Law and Order party should appoint to bring nboutthe same matter. This Inttor did raise such a committee, und after much coming and going, backing and filling upou Jt« part, what do you suppose it did y Why, it was willing to join with the Democrats in a request to the shop keepers to dose on that day, but it would not pay one cent towards that purpose. Now, look at this—admire it—is it not wonderful! They would request a number of poor men and women to give up their Utile profits for one day for the public good ; they would ask them for that time to abstain from their daily bread, hut give them an equivalent they positively would.not! What justice, what equality, what regard for right to here exhibit ed! Well, this is the Law aud Order party | What followed ? some one may ask. I will tell you—Demooracy did what proscription would not. do. It paid to these humble but industrious citizens, as it has twi ce done before, the fair price of their probable day’s work, nnd tho shops will again be closed. When anything right or just is done, cither in the city or na tion* it is tho work of the Dkm ockauy. Savannah, Saturday morning. [communicated.] Law anil Order Party. How has it managed tho finance of tho City? It has sold no stock under ordinance, which is the only proper authority, It has sold a large amount of Central Rail road stock without authoriiy of law. Docs it show a careful observance of law aud a correct judgment in financial maters to sell $01,900 of stock and stock dividends and to ap ply only $0,000 to tho end for which it was le gitimately intended—namely—tho redemption of tho City Bonds ? Tun First Mubdku in Kansas.—The first man killed In Kansas was Clark, who was mur dered by McCrea, a “Free State" man—belong ing to tiie Massachusetts Aid Sooiety. Tho Ohio Statesman says; “The people of Ohio are only waiting for the day of celebra tion to come on, to wheel our glorious Stuto into the Democratic column. Look out for sights, The Scranton Herald, the only Fillmore pa per in Northern Pennsylvania, lias been sold out to tho Democrats, and is to be united with tho “Spirit of tho Valley,’’ the Buchanan or gan of that place. The St. Louis Republican says the Free Stulu lartr of Khnsns rim no ticket for Congress or ho Territorial Legislature. There were 83 deaths iu Boston last week, of which 10 were from consumption. Yellow fever, cholera nnd small pox pre vailed at Guayamu, Porto Rico, on the 9th alt. a l ,ro,n * ,10,lt Whig politician George Peabody, Esq., to expected to visit Now Orlcnns dating the month of Decem ber. There was ice halfnu inch thick in Codec co. On. on the 1st inst. i io il.f.Nmv Haven Register. Town Elections I—Great Democratic Gains! I—A “Shriek” for the Union amt Constitution MI The primary elections iu most of the towns in this Stale took place on Monday: and the result is, a very decided nnd substantial gaiu to the Democracy. It shadows forth the election of the Buchanan and Breckiuridge Electoral ticket in November, by u triumphant majority. Put down Connecticut herealteras sure tor Dl> CHANAN, THE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION! Spread it abroad, und let it give new courage to the frieuds of the Umon, through the length and breadth of the laud. The Maine fever to not an epidemic—and us the Philosopher Greely truly says, the Black Re publicans must do something more than hurrah over Maine, or they are doomed to uu ignomin ious aud overwhelming defeat. For the iutoi million of persons outside of Connecticut, it may be well to observe that tho Selectmen of tho several towns chosen iu these primary elections are tho inspectors of election, ns known in other States, nut only for the Presidential election in November, hut for ’the eusuing year. The Black Republicans have made a secret und desperate effort to secure these officers. The State has been stumped for tho lost month, by their most adroit speakers and electioneerers; they have had mass meet ings,and barbecues, and torchlight processions, without number; aud after all, they have been gracefully but effectually laid out. Ward Beech er has been frequently in requisition, and all the political priesthood that he could iullueuce have been instant in season aud out of season but to uo purpose. The movements of tho arch demagogue have recoiled upou him—and wo believe, instead of Injuring the cuuseofBu- chauun, be bus done us much good. Let him continue us ho has begun, througli tho present mouth, and up to the Presidential vote, and Connecticut will be the bauner State! PUSH ON THE COLUMN, BOYS! This to only the beginning! Hurrah for “BUCK AND BRECK," THE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION! Connecticut will be a Breakwater to New Eng land fanaticism ! It may rush upon our bayo nets, but it cannot break oui columns! Wheu ut the close of the immense Democrat iu meeting at the Armory Hall last Friday night, a dispatch was read by the President announcing the Democratic triumph iu Con necticut, the great building was fairly shaken by tho rapturous applause of the crowd, was a spotaneous out-gush of feeling, showiug the intense interest with which our people watch the Uglit.mado by the lion-hearted Democracy of tho North for the Constitution anil tho Uu. ion. Laugh Iobbbkg.—A very large iceberg, two hundred feet high and. six hundred feet long, and apparently one hundred feet longer undor than uiwve.water, was passed in lat. 50 S. Inn. W. by the Fitz-Jamcs, lately arrived in the English clmnuel. The Gov. of Marylaud bos set aside the 2uth of Noveinlier next for a day of Thnnksglv- An Address to Uie Irish Adopted 0161- . sens of ft»T»miiU». v 1 - - > Fellow Gounthymbn t—To you I respect fully beg to address myself, Influenced t insure yon by no Interested motlvo, nor presumption of self consequence, hut there are times that It behoovos every man to speak, and such a time as tho present. To tho result of the present oleo tionas for os my interest to concerned, I am personally Indifferent, nor do I ontertain any prejudices inimical to the woll-boing of my fel low citizens or the know nothing party. Jn adverse fortune l came among them, and here I found a happy home for which Min duty bound my slncerest gratitude isdne. Thelm* mrtanco of tho principles involved In the com’ ng issue, alone, hate influenced me in the few remarks that I offhr for your consideration, sen sible that you are already well Instructed in the principles that should guide your course in this cfventful election. To one point only wpuld I particularly direct your attention. Lot no pe cuniary,or unworthy motive; no promptings of avarico iuilueucoyour voto. Should there be any of you indignant thatanopiuion should be en tertained, reflecting; upon the honor of any citizen, say that hereon it is gratuitous and un necessary for me to speak." My anxiety to re. move the remotest cause thut would tend to our defeat la the only apology that 1 can offer. In'reference therefore to tho subject of my remarks I would say, that had you chosen to avail yourselves of such dishonorable means to roplinish your pockets, you might have accept- ed the Saxon bribe in the land of your nativity You who then would spurn such base and per fldlouB overtures, aud rather than sully your honour,or character, have dared tho dangers of the dashiug foam in order to inhale air more free, lu this land of your adoption—will you, I say,’who have proved yourselves capable of making such sacrifices-who would have poured forth thu lust drop of your blood at the shrine of liberty, now sell your honor, your principles your nationality for thirty pieces of silver? May I hope that there to none of my country men so base; such a traitor to the noble princi pies which he avows, as to be guilty of so vile an act ? If there he, let me tell him unhesi tatingly, it will be the seal of his reprobation and infamy—that it will bring shame and re proach upon the land of hto birth. Let me ftsk that man if he thinks it will benefit him ? Yes he will meet with the same reward as did hto prototype Judas, the first link to drag him into eternal perdition. A more honorable course presents itself. The spacious field of enterprise to open to all who may choose to adopt the worthier means of honest industry and frugality to obtain a liveli hood; these are the means, and these alone which if persevered iu, will eventually lead to success. Not that 1 would have auy of you to vote con trary. to the dictates of hto conscience, if you sincerely believe iu the integrity^and justice of Know Nothing principles or any other party, by all means vote acccrdingly. Yet It would, indeed, seem strange to me that there coaid he found nu alien who could enter tain such sentiments. Cuu you forget the at tempt they have made upon your rights and pri. vilege.H? The attempts they have made—aye that they would make again lmd they the op portunity—to degrade you to the condition of the slave; to proscribe you forever ou account of that religion more sacred to you than life? Heed not nuy plausible words or arguments that they limy use!—any proiessions of friend ship they may make! Toll them who would seek to beguile you to your min, iu the words of the fated Uomau, uot that you regard their generosity and friendship less, but that yon valudyour owu honor aud iudepcudence more! Rally, then, ou Monday, around the standard of Democracy, whoso principles are as broad cast nnd liberal as the glorious Constitution under which you live—as the starry vault* of the heavens that encircle you. Stand by it champions who are so nobly fighting your bat tles throughout the country, to protect you in your civil aud religious liberty, give them a convincing proof, on Monday, that yon are not insensible nor unworthy of their services; and my word for it, that tho approbation of your owu conscience will l>e your best reward; that contrary course will bring a stigma upon your name which will attach to it long alter the present excitement has paused away. Yours, Ac., D, . LAM _. T Cloghorn A Per ilettinertion Clinch, from palatka—lJ halos sea Islandcotton; 1 do moss; Tdo skins; 116 hides and mdse. Webster A Palmes; JT K Borman: Bos ton ftVUIalouga; steamer Gordon; E M : Myrellj Remsbart ft Bun. „ Receipt* Per Control Hnllroutl* Oor. 11—1,77* bales cotton; 174sacks wheat; lGt) sacks flour; 76 bbla flour: 466 saskB corn; U0 sucks feathers j«4 bides and fodso to U B Gumming; O A L- Lamar; w Bradley; Webster A Palmes; Jtal tors, A Askew; Yongo A Frierson; UD Copp;M J Buckner; TJ Walsh; Brigham, Kelly A Co; Patton, Hutton A Go; J Ingersoll:Huae, Davis A Long; W Woodbrldgo; Hardwicks, x. Cooke; Boston A Villatouga; J HU- tbropo A Co; PudoKord, Fay A Co; Hudson, Flom- lug A Co; Cobeha A HortS; N A Hardoo A Co; Bohn fcFoster; W H Burroughs; H llnborsham A son; W Duncan; Ktbridge A tjon;Franklin A Brantley, m‘ y -HE subscriber bas opened m a BOOT and SHOE STORK ut ■ Niw. 71 and 162 GIBBONS* M , -^■pptBDILDlNU. noil door to tho >g fctoro of George fi. Niobeli A i'o., and so llolto the patrmlagA ol hto frlnndu and tho public ii general. v M. J. BUCKNER, oct 7—ly SOUTHDtN LOTTE UY ON TIIE HAVANA PLAN I , PRI/.Kd GUARANTIED 1 1016,000 Dol 1 ars^-iSfOO(TNumbers Only! jabpehTcounty academy NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NKW KAtL^ANI. WlNTKIl DRY GOODS. T UB uoUunilguod lmvo «uil iiro now recolvliiu thoir .lock or Foreign nnd damuMlo Dry Goods, To which iticy invito Iho.llontlunur thoir I'rlcmla nnd nuatomors, and publio gsucrally,«» they Awl ault. confident that they ran Oder nuch Induco menu u trill ullaty tho oloeMt huyora. hi oui line will h. Brand, full Mphly oTi'ltutoreJ Good,, •uch u Koruy.i Blankets, IJn«y«, Klaunols, Shootings, Shirtings, Cloths, Cssslmores, with » good VMloty ot othor stylos. Fsooy Dross Moots, luab u rich, (all wool,) Do Wmi. Worstedt’U da, Cashmorcs, hugtlsh aud Fruuoh Meriuuns, Silks, block and colored. Also, Moira Antique silks, hut* broideries, Mantillas, Cloaks, Drees Trimmings, ho., to, rat ot which wo oiler on liberal terms. Call aud examine at WKLLS A WILLIAMS, oetli No. 149 Congress Hired. HENRYLAfHRm.'t^ A Do folk A,,. PLANTATION anon,"“I . To wlilith tbsy would Invltd Hu, I of TLANTKltB. and ollbr lln'm ji .il'wSutWi, | trad on wcommoiinting to, m?(B roas "n*lii, | : grhloy’K Wl.lt., I’lSl„H „nd Tw ,n. Heavy Northern Drown T»K Black soil Mroy 1 11 0W1 BY ACTHOHrtY OV THK STATE OF UKURUU. CLASS g. To bo drawn Novembur lb, 1856, ut Concert Hall, klacon, Uu., under the sworn superintendence ol Col. George M. LogUn andJas. A. Niabcl, Esq. X3- Komembor tills'Lottery has ouly Ultoou thousand numbers—less than any Utter; iu tho world, thorumru It is iliu bust lor investment. Ex amine thoHclmmo I SCHEME. I pmo of ...$ 10,W)U S OAP, STARCH ANDOANDLEi— 100 boxes Smith’s A Buchan’s Family Soap 60 “ Colgate’s ptle do 50 « do Nu. 1 tfe Bar do 26 “ Oswego Pearl oturch .61) “ Colgate's and Boadell’s Tallow Candles Landing from schooner Loyal Sorunton, and tor sale by SCRANTON, JORNffTOiS A CO. uot 12 N EW Smokod Horringa—60 boxes .Now rinokud Herrings, landing from achr. L. scranton snd tor sale by SCRANTON, JuHNSTON A CO. oct 12 GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY. mwo months after dale, \ wiU apply to the Cour t X or Ordinary of Libor ty County for leave to soli a portion o* the roal and persons! estate uf Bouja min W. Allen, late deceased, or so much thereof as to necessary ; and sold for the benefit of tho heirs aud distributees of said estate. CAROLINE E. ALLEN, Qualified Administratrix, October Otb, 1866. oct 12—2m 6.000 . U,UU0 4,000 2,600 8,000 , 00,000 idO“ , r B, "t u - i "" s l Fine Whitney do M«ul Stripes and Plaid* Franklin do d 0 Drown and Bleached Cantm, vim.H, Shirting Strips, strirwj(S'“ IDcl White Alton (tonE 'A will X nrnwn tthlrtlim Blue Dfimlns, Biun Drill Kentucky Jonns, Hciivy P„| M i. ^bootoh Bonnots, Howl LrclK, fc. ’Ml* I 4 !: of $1,000 are 6 •• ot' 60 J are - 80 *‘ or lODaro 1,600 “ of 40 are APPROXIMATION PKIWS. 20 approximations of 810uaro $2,Out) DO . ■ “ 60uro 2,600 60 “ “ 20 are 1,000 1,712 prises amounting to 6102,000 Tickets 610—Halves 66—Quarters 62.60 Prizes payable without deduction. Tho l ,500 Prizes of 640 are determined by tho last figure of tho uumner that draws the Capital Prize of 615,000. i lie Capital Prize will, of couy e, end witb one of the figures—1, 2, 3,4, 5,6, 7, 8, 9, 0. ‘those Whole Tickets ending with the same figure as the last iu Iho Capitd will be cntitlod to 640. Halves aud Quarters iu proportion. fty Pursuits sending money by mull need uo tear Its being lost.' Orders punctually attended to Cemiuunicatiuns uuulldoutial. Bank notes of sound bunks taken at par. j|y Thoso wishing particular numbers should order Immediately. Address', JAMES F. WINTER, Mauager, oct 10 'Macon, Ua. GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY. A LL persons having domands agaiust the estate il. of Benjamin W. Allen, late ot sale rmiuty, de ceased, are hereby notiOed to present them, proper ly attested, to me, within the timo prescribed by tow, or they wilt not be settled. And all persons Indebted to said deceased ore hereby required to mako Immedtato payment. CAROLINE E. ALLEN, Qualified Administratrix. October 6th, 1866, oct 12—lra S UNDRIES—Just received— “ 60 boxes dffeo, Pepper and Mustard 60 11 Beadoll Starch aud Soapt 26 “ Adamautino and Tallow Candles 60 bbls and bags extra Family Flour 30 “ Potatoes and Onions 40 gross Wood and Papor Matches 60 dozeu assorted Brooms und Pulls 100 “ Scrub Brushes and Clothes Lines 60 “ Wash Bourds 810 bags Java and Hto CulTee. For sale by DAVID O’OONNOtt, oct 2 corner Broughton and Drayton tD; ^ FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS. HENRY IkATHKOP A CO. WILL OHRN On TUESDAY, September 3Uth,.18Cti, A largo portion of thoir Fait aud Winter DRESS GOODS, all of the very latest Importations, com. prising the following styles. Colored and Black Silk Robes. “ and “ und white Moire AltUque gi Iks White Brocades, vory rich. Satin T’laid Valeneotnncs. “ “ Poult do Soles. Striped uud Plaid Tutfetus. Printed, all Do Laiues and Cashmeres. Plaid Cashmeres, Haw Silks, Worsted, kc. Merinos of every shudo. Black Gros do Grain, Poult do Sole, and other Black Silks lu great variety. —AtSO— An extensive assortment of Ludic3’ Cloth Cloaks, Mantillas, Talmas, &c. sept 28 CARPETING, RUGS, OIL CLOTHS, «!fcr T HE subscribers are now iu receipt of, and an* prepared to exhibit, a rich and varied assort ment of the abo\'e goods, coushdiug iu part of tlm ffilowlug, viz: Royal Velvet Carpeting; Bruasells Tapoatry Carpeting; Three Ply Carpeting; Two Ply Carpeting; Dutch and Hemp Carpctiug: Vory rich Mosaic Ruga; Velvet aud Chenille Rugs; Oil Cloths—4-4, 6-4,6-4 and 8-4; English and Americuu Drugget; Window Shados. Satin do Laine and Worsted Curtains, Lace uud Musliu Curtains. Cornices, Curtain Pius, Curtain Bands, Tassels, Cord, Carpets, and Oil Cloths—cut and put down at the shortest notlco by an experi enced workman; aud Shades and Curtains put up in the most approved style, and at reasonable prices. scptl9 AIKIN k BURNS. Snvaunali Market, October 19. The salos of Qottou yesterday was mo bales at prices ranging from 12% to 12&o. Exports. Bai.timokk— Per steamship Oily of Savannah—719 bales upland cotton, 50 casks rice, 300 boxes copper ore, 35 (tales domestics, 13 do leathers, 3 do gon- sing, 18 bbls whiskoy and sundry mdze. Nxw Vokk—Per steamship Alabama—857 bales cotton, 80 bales domestics. 92 packages nnlzc AUGUSTA Oct 10—Cuttou—Thedomand to day bas boon goud aud ail oliured at the following rates has been Bold. Good Mmdling, 1 Middling Fair, 12)4. holdors are asking nigher prioos, Foreign Commercial Intelligence. HAVRE, Hept. 24—' ottou—Our market closed aotively with uu upward tendency at the date or our last circular per Alrlca. Weunesday after reeoipt ofiho American malls wc hud a good dornaud, aud tho sales reached 1 2ut» lu.os. Thursday with improving accounts from Liverpool, our transaction!- umotiutcd to 1,600 bakes. On Friday, thu demand became quite brisk, aud 3,5un hales louud buyers, aud ou Saturday wo closed the week with 2,000 ba es sales, pricos being fully If. above the previous week’s quotations." Monday tqionod wi h a dispatch giving tho arri val uf tiie Niagara and the udrices by this convey ance tiuder date Now York 11th inst., and New Orlcaut uud Mobile Uih uud 10th, producod an ac tive dornaud, sales reaching 2,tlOO bales, and yes terday 1.800 oalos changed bands rather above the annexed quotations. To sum up the sales of tho week umeuntto 12,600 bales against 164 batos im|)orts, aud our stock U tqeretore reduced to 69,000 bales. Tho advices from our manufacturing districts arc far Trom encuuraglng, business was extremely dull, and prices hud uudurgoue no improvement since our latl report, uotwitnsiuudhig the increas ing doaruess of the raw material, tspiuuers con- tiuuelna very precarious position, although lat terly the demand fur Yarns hao boou more regular and the stock of Goods were not oxcossive. Purl of Snvnnimli October 11. iug. , 2 n,u> MUttDBUKD—- l/opkport, Oct. 6—On Saturday last three murders were committed iu the Pruttisu settle ment, sbeut fonr mllei from here. The victims Wire Dr. SUng, bis honsekespsr sad child. - H>e Americans of New York city have nomi nated Isnac 0. Barker as their candidate for Mayor. r . ^ A VAh.—Tho propellers to be attached to tho Uullei States steam trjgatea Colorado anil Roanoke, arrived at Norfolk, Monday, from the Tredegurlron Works, at Richmond. Tho Col- orado, now iu tho dry dock, will be completed sufficiently to leave tlio dock iu a few days. AhhivAj. op FifillKR51EN —The Marbloliead correspondent of the Salem Observer says that eleven of tho fishing fleet havo returned, with nil nggnrauto orm,700 tl.li. Mont of tiie null lauded tula ramson Iras already boon .old nt lair prices, and our citizens an reaping a rloh harvest for their toll, and bnidslilp.. ^ Oskok Otheiu—“Where I. your father V raid an angry muter to tho non af hi. habitu ally tlpp lug domestic. “Ho I. down stair, sir" “Dotting drunk, I suppose." “No, sir bealnt." “Wh.tth.nf” “Uettlng sober." Arrived. ^Burk Saxon, Hunson, Boston—Brigham, Kolly & Cleared. Steamship Alabama, Sobenck, Now York—Pallet- ford, Fay k Co. Steamship Keystoue State. Hurdle, Philadelphia —UAOrelner. Stoumsbip city or Savauuab, Pineal, Rahiiuoro— Brigham, Kolly \ Co. Memoranda. t, “ Arr » brig George Woiluey, HID eld, Jacksonville Nmv Yokk, uot 8—Arr, rfehr Alex Blue, Hatha way, Brunswick. Paswiigcri. Per atoumer Ueu Clinch, (previously reiiorted.V lroin Palatke—Mrs Browu;J Sunders; K Manncl * lady; B U Hammond; K Murrey; W IS laiwollen; M Cdrray; Mason, lady and survaui; J GrleriMm Phillips; J tv Mitchell; 0G Wilson; Dr Holmes and soli; li U Cmipor; J Baoliloit; Dr Foreman: A B Krti) and UdyjRW Gilliam; M Calllhau; Captain Rood; U Williams; A H Long; J H Hall; li U Belt- J Givvoii, Messrs Evans, Hogan, Feattahoupor, Bui? in, Bruwu, Paino, Nicholas, Braukur, Barnes. Sad > or » Perhdi Puokiustur, Ward worth, Mouroo, undrM Consignees, ... l « r ** r h Hsxon, trom Bostou—0 R R* C'rauo. WolU &Co;Nevill, Latbrup k Rodgers; C AL la! 2.“,\ r ’' nL 1 Hatton ft Co; E Parsons ft U Brigham, Kolly ft i.'o-H l.-ithrop ft Go; M A Cohen; J,M Selkirk, agtC R R, o Johmton &bo;W P Yongo; SM I/tilllean; Win Halo; VerstiUo ft Frier- son; h K Wood ft Co; Huider ft Askew; B Elfi.- n v Russ; J p Coffins; T 8 Wayno ft Sou; J W Morrell; J HauxwaajJPBrooks; G H Johnston; Padtlford, JAfOLASSES, BACON fto.— •LU. 200 bbls Now Orleans Molasses 100 “ Barbadoos and Cuba Molasses 50hhdsCuba “ 76 “ Ribbed and Clear Skies . 26 Tierces choice Hams 10 bbla Mcsb Pork, in store and for sale by HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft CO. aug 29 P ORT AND MADEIRA WINKS,— 10 casks Port Wine. 6 do Madeira do. 16 do TennerirTo uo. Just received and tor salo by SCRANTON, ft JOHNSTON ft Co. aug21. NEW GOODS FOR THE kALL TRADE. J UST received from New York per late arrivals, Homp Skirts, Long White, bow measuring ton Toot. —also— Black aud White Ginghams Fancy Ginghams, ail patterns Super. Embr’d Skirts do Fluted do, soraothiug new Muslin Bands. Cambric do Dimity do, French do Jaconot and Cambric Edglugs, together with u largo lot of Cloths . Oassimeres, Kentucky Jeans, Satinets, fto., for salo low by J. W. THRELKELD, soptl , Congress and Whitaker sta. C hoice "goshen - butter ft'cheese, kegs choice Goshen Butter. 20 Boxes Cheese. Landing and for sate by SCRANTON, J OHNSTON ft aug 26. B AGGING AND ROPE—75 bales Guuuy Clotli 30 half bales do do 200 coils Kentucky Rope, in store, for salo by 23y WESTER ft PALMES. -20)4 St CO. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA SOUTHERN D1S TRICT UF GEORGIA. [L. S.] CUARuy S. Hbxky, Clerk. To tbo Marshal uf said District, Greeting : W HEREAS, Joseph Fiuogau, Alexander Mc Rae ana. Archibald U. Colo, purtuers, usiug tho name, firm und stylo ol Joseph Fmegan At Co., of Florldu.huvc cxhlbitou their ibci in the United states District Court lor the Southern District of Georgia, stating, alleging and propounding that ou or about the twenty first day ot Juno, iu tho present year, it wasugreed between the uguntsol’the ship l'arlla moot then in Liverpool, uud the agents of the said libellants, that the said ship I’ailiumcnt Bhouhl pro ceed to CfirdiU; uud thence convey a cargo of rail road iron, uot uxceuding twelve hundred tons, to Fernaudluu, Auu-lia island, Florida, und deliver tho same,oa beingpdd freight; thut, ut the timo uf rauklug sulil agreement, it was represented by the agents of said ship, thut with Uie said cargo »ho would draw from eighteen to niuoteeu feel only; that it was further ugreed. if ou arrivul oil Amoda Island, it should bouscortulued, from the pilot, that there was not sullicient.wuier to admit thu ship eo thut she could get up to Fernandinu, thu Captain should have the right, upou having thu iuci duly certified by a licwued pilot, to proceed to at. Marys, Georgia, or, If the sumo objection applied to thut port, then to go to Savannah,or ho near thereto ns site might safely gut, and there deliver her curgo; that the suld .-hipurrlved oil' Amelia Island on the morniug of the tweuty-niuth of September, wheu the master of sunl ship represented thut she drew nineteen nnd une halt' tout of wuter, and there being on the bar, ou that day, full twenty feat of water, there wus amply stiillcieutlo admit tile ship; never- theloiH, tbo wind being udveiee, the said ship did notuttempt to outer-; that, on tho following day, the wind having in Hie meantime continued to blow from tho west, and thereby greatly reduced the wu er ou Hie bar, tho muster of tho said bh p ob tained from tho pilot in charge a certificate that Urn said ship drawing uiueiteu aud one half feet of water, could not cross the bur that morning, aud Immediately and without further delay, suited awuy for Buvaunuh; that at the lituo when tho suid ship so sailed away, tho weatner was perfectly i'uir, und lias so continued hitherto, and tliu^anchurage jet- fcctly secure, uud that it is tue custom for ship* aud vessels to wait u reasonable time for t'uvurubx* winds and tides to cross all burs, and this the more especially utthoso ports where the aid of Meutu cannot bo obtained ; that there is reason to belfovo that tiie master of the said ship exaggerated her draught, und that tho same did uotexceod nineteen feet us represented by her agents at thu lime of making the smld contract; bin tlmt, evuu with the draught of nineteen und oue hull feut, the suid ship could have crossed the bar on divers days since she so sailed awuy, aud without having been com polled to wait more thuu a reasonable time after bor first arrival; that, before tbo arrivul ol‘the suid ship oil Amelia Isldud, tho owners thereof, Enoch Train ft Co., of Dostou, hud issued to the master of suid shin positive orders to proceed at once to vauuuii, lu violation uf the said contract, aud that tho subsequent proceedings w tho said master were merely a pretext toshleitl his owiurs from Icgul responsibility for such violation ; that thu said mus ter, ttlthoigb requested so to do, refuse- to pioceed toFcrnundiiiu und deliver his suid cargo.butiushts ou delivering thu sumo ut Savannah on Mug paid full freight; that, by reusou uf the said premises, the said libellants will bo subjected to great less, damages uud exponses, lor wnich they arc Justly entitled to cumpeusailou ftom tho said ship; und they tltereloio pruy thut process, in duo form of law, may issue against the said ship Parliament, her boats, tackle, apparel and furulttiro, uud that the said Court will pronounce in Invor of the euiu dbellauts, Mint the muster of said ship »hali deliver iho said cargo to them, free und discharged from all claim for freight for the transportation thereof, or iu default thereof, that the said ship muy bo condemned iu such amount of damages us tbo Court limy decree the said lib, Hunts have sustained, ami or such other und turther relief as to right aud jus- tice may appertain and the Court Is competent In give iu tho premises. Aud whereas, the Houorublo Jotm U. Nieoll, tho Judge ot tbo said Court, has ordered uud directed the.oieventb day of November next, for all persons in general, who lmvo or pretend to nave auy right, title ur interest in tho said ship Parliament, her boats, tackle, apparel and furniture, to bo cited at the premises, to appear before the Judge of said Di-trict Court, at tho United riiatos Court Room, in tho city of Savannah, ut eleven o’clock In tho fore noon of said cay, there to show eauso, if any they have, why jndgme t should uot puss us pruyodfur. You are, therefore, hereby authorized, empow ered and strictly enjoined, peremptorily to cite all persons whomsoever, luving or pretending to have auy right, title or interest in tho said ship Pudiu- ment, her bouts, tackle, uppaiel uud furniture, b. all lawful ways aud means, whereby this munition may bo mado publio. to ho aud appear at the time ami pluco aforesaid, before tiie Judge aforesaid, aud to attend upon every cession and sessions ol s&idCourtto b.• h hi then and from thence, until a definitive decree shall bo promulgated iu the preim ses, if auy of them shall think 111 to do so, to hear, abide by and perform uil uud singular that may be decreed in U»e premises, under puiu of the law aud contempt thereof, wind whatsoever you shull do lu the premises you shall duly ccrtfy to tho Judge uforesuid, at the time ami pluco uforesui d,together with theso presents. Wituuss tho Ilonurublo John C. Nieoll, Judg- of tiio suid Court, this eighth day of October, in the yeurofour Lord one thousand eight hundred and Ufiy-slx. HARDEN ft LAWTON, Proctors for Llbollanta. Ail persons interested in tiie foregoing moultiou are required to take due uoticu ilu rouf. DANIEL II. STEWART, U. 8. .Vurshul. October 8lb, I860. oct 10—lm L iquors, mustard and MAicHEs-ioobuia Recti tied Whisky; 76 do Now Englnud Rum; 100 do Gin; 76 do Domestic Brandy; 60 octaves do; 6 half pipes Imported braudy; 10 do Uiu; 50 quarter casks 8 M Wine; 100 boxes Tiger Mustard; 59 coses Matches; received and for sale by McMahon ft doyle, scpt'22 2u6 and 207 Bay street. T ALMAS, CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS, a beautl- M lot, ranging in price from 61 60 to 630, or tho very best styles, just received and for sale by J. W. THRELKELD, sept 20 corner Congress and Whitaker sta. S T CROIX SUGAR—15 hhds St. Croix Sugar, land tog per schoouer Manhossett, for salo by sept* SC8ANT0N, JOHNVFON ft C'O EW1TT MORGAN A RE no v receiving thoir Fall and Winter stock »F tigaaud Dnmastie DRY GOODS. Also, a lull sortraeut of Planin' *< Goods, which they ofl'or ntho lowest pricos, AC to which they solicit the attention of purcliascio. RlBERG'S BUILDING, oct 2 Congress street. H ECK ED’S Self-Raising Flour; Stewart’s Golden Syrup; Now OrUwus Byrup and Molasstr: " 'y Loaf Lari’ -* Family... oct 2 trd, at BARRON’S. C RASHED Circle A Sugar und Goflbe; arid A Clarl ifled B ft COofoc, brown, powdered, extra quality ;Coffi», old Government Java, Rio, light and dark, Laguayra, fto., ft o. Call at BARRON’S Family Grocery, oct2 ' corner of Whitaker aud Charlton ate. jpEACH BRaNDY-1,000 gallons pure old Peach IT?’? 1 YOUNG ft WYATT. NOTICE. S IXTY DAYS after date application will be made to the Honorable Court or Ordinary of Screvou county for ; leave to 1 sell a Negro Girl named Ilaga, the property of K; J; Brannon, » T • . PCI 1ftrtJ&vp T. H.'BRANNON'Trustee T PttlNTEKS*' INK, TQ^ofl BALE BY U J! V. OUBBBDGE, Agent, ■apt 17 . v Haauu Honaa Buiuuxo. * MASSIE SCHOOL. rilHE MASSIK SCHOOL will bo opened ou WED- X NE8DAY, Octet) r 16lli. The Regulations require that niter the opening h tho School, “Applicants shall ho received every day of Uie first week, ami on Monduy of ouch sue coeding week of the term " There are st.il so verm vacancies in tho School. Until tho epuning of the School, applications mt.y he made to the Princip I. who will be found ut tho ifuhool Room every morn tog from 9 to 10. By order of tho Commissioners, cct 10 ii. MALLON, Principal. C ANDIES—CANDIES—26 boxes assorted Slid, und 20 boxes Mixed Candies, put up expressly Tor a retail trade, and 10 boxes Fancy Mo Uh-i*, White and Rod Sugar Plains ami Burnt Almonds. Just received nnd for sale by oct 10 .1.1). JESSE. B LUE DE PAHIS—Paris Blueing, lor the use o f washerwomen and families, (prepared by Mossrs. Byrou ft Grenollo in Paris,) one or two tu bio spoons full of which is enough lor one wadiiug For sale at ,1. D. JESSE'S.** oct 10 B AR SOAP.—80 boxes Extra N llill ft Sous’ Pale Extra Yellow Soap, just received and for sulo low to close consigumcnil by CRANE, WELLS ft CO. sept 17 P OTATOES, Butter, Choose, Onions and Apples, rscolved regularly por now steamer, sept 28 MoMAHON ft DOYLE. F LOUR.—200 bbls uuporlluo Flour, 100 do extra family do, l&o sacks superior line do, for sale by WEBSTER ft PALMES also : X ABIES’ and Geuts' black nnd colored Kids; und Xi Misses’ do. For sulo by J. W. THRELKELD, sopt6 Congress aud Whitaker^treels, TDALTJMORE FIXUJR—50 bbls, lauding from the JJ steal ■■■*' ’ “ ‘ sptl7 lAtnor Totten, l*»r sale by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. mEAS.—25 chests uud half chests uf cboil'e Greou X and Black Teas, received per brig Augusta, and or aaltby [sspttaj J.D. nBaH * ! Ji! WSSStt W A «» 5° AR *5 duckets, BiscuifTr • dozen Wood Wash frosrds ’ 26 do /Jno , ,j 0 l lo° % V#**»g** , * p Brat, bom,iU u 60 d» SorulblbJ.SIoWMdSbMB, m tlo assmrt.il Uroomfi. * Kacdveil ami fur pffla by °“ # MaMAHON 4 tout C ANDY, OANULES, COKKF.E, l ic -T 150 half and whole boxes sssoried c.m D '-•oo baaea Spara. Hydra,iu®fe 1 {,.. I amantlno Candles tw,M “4A4| 160 bags Green Rio Coffee 100 mats Java do 60 boxes fresh ground uo In do Goshen CIicuk. Received ami for snln by 0ClR MuMAIIUn Iruitsl] ' 4 I 0YII Savaxnxh,October‘M A T » ?l 'b • itoard tf inrei'tor. ibu J, JX it was resolved that an Instalment emLL abar. on tho Capital steak of ml, Kaak boougl p.yable on or hereto FRIDAY, am. mb “H * JOHN C. FFJlBluT* Cashier. K ersey,-, plainr ant* twills—k» h >y I *o»ld roriioftfally call the aUat | nnu oftho Plahtera or Ceoraia and Carolina i.l very oompiete and nmuiva asnatanat t JI abovo Rlanlailon Roods, rablcy'i (la*, acrlptiona, being aiming tin, nt whieli' oct T-l&wtNl opened and for sale by oct 1 Which are tut | LADaON k mm, GENERAL BRORtRAGB BUSINESS, T HE UNDERSIGNED ofii-rs hia svrricn tu hi I friends and the public as a GENERALBRbKtt I Particular utteniion will bo given to the pn t C B aud8aleofCotton,Stocks, Buii.L, tVc..aml nrctTr 6 lug freights for vessels. ■ oct 6—w4 JOHN T. ROWUBD. KNIGHTS & THEIRDAVS,! B V DR DORAN, author of ,l Table Lain "fa f Tho HUIs of tbo Shatenuic. by Misi I author of “ Wido, Wide World," Ac ' I A Pilgrimage to El Medlnah ami Mcccah.byUest V Burton, of the Bombay Army, wtlli map bed ill " tratlons. Tho Humorous Poetry of the Koglidi Lnm» I from Cbaneer to Saxe. \ Lorlmer Llttlegood. Esq., a y.'uuggpbtlraaiivbil wished to see Life, by .-'medley I Third volume Irving’s Lifecif tVa-liioaicu-diail edition. ® Wood, Thernpawtlis ami 1’harmnciU^y-* m m work. Simpson’s Obsturctrics—2 veto., complete. Young America’s Picture Gnllerv—;o illann l lions. W. IH011NK*WIUJA118. T oct 1* S undries, just Hi-icTjvETi— 16 bags choice old GoverimiMit 4bta and Pj*I Coffee; 1 0 half chests Black «niliircenTfM,|oM| and in Quarter imuud packages. 10 hhds Light Muscovado Sugar; 10 bbls K1. ft D Stuart’s Crushed aud rLrltM * | gars; 10 bbls soU' rising Flour. 26 bags Extra uud Supcrtlue Flour; 20 bbls Soda, Butler and Maple Crackers; 60 boxes Bcadel’s family Soap, Slarcb and Candle*; I 60 doz Tails and Brooms: 1 100 doz Scrub Brushes, nnd Cotton and liana ii | Clothes Liues; 10 gross Matches; 26 boxes ground Cottce amt Pcpivr; f,(i boxes Mustard aud Yeast Powders, Miae.GJjtu- L men. Nutmegs, mid Clovis, and l‘> cases table ail, I A e., fto. lu slum mid ter *n!o by DAVID O’CONNOR, jull Cor Broughton andDraytiuili. E OI.OGNA Sausages, n froBh Hipplyjiwtreran I by i. 1 oct 1 hudson’s'T'EHH'Ooh 9aUi ‘ I ■ The autweribor offers lor tali ill b* I pnssoaslonh in Scrivcn county, cottftt-1 ing about one tnoutsaml acres of IM I more or loss, all adjoining laid Furl, I ami extern dug to the /.'ipiaaMl-l Tho improvements .coiuUt of a pot I Dwudiug, dtnro, Warohouso;nwl all other nreesM*■ ry out-buildlnga. About sixty-five acres are under I fence and in good order for cultivation, uieuill is first quality, ami well supplied with fcncitg Un ■ her. It is an excellent stand lor the inerclunaiii ■ business. The Ferry is tbo best located and nail patronized ol any other between Savannah m I Augusta. There Is also pna.-ing through tte uMi I never failing stream, fully Biitticieut to supply uj I Grist or Saw Mill. For further particulars addrw I mo at Springfield. KHlugbam rounty, «*■ . T SCpt r-tl ELIZABETH JONES. | BOOlw AGENCY. ~ rftHP Subscribers have established a W X Agency in Philadelphia, and will toroid* uf ■ book or publication at the relnil price fr»«FW I age. Any persons by forwarding the suwcfipw* I price of any ono of tho 63 Magazines, such a*nu- ■ per’s, Godey’8, Tutuam's, Graliam’s, Frank I Fashions, Ac,, will receive tho Magazines lor cw I year and a copy of a splendid lithograph j»ruaa i either Washington, Jacksun or Clay; or if blng to a 62 and 61 magazine, they *•' I copy of either oftho three portraits. BD ., I to 66 worth or magazines, all three porlraUs wiuw ■ sent gratis. Music furnished to thoso wuobijj Knveiopep of exery size and Goscriptiou ic lap I or smuil quantities furnished. Soul ITesfCr. ■ fto., sent to order. M I Every description of cngravtiig "u wocni Mec | with neatness aud dispatch \ lews °f 3i u | Newspaper Headings, Views of Muthlucr), » I lustrations, lxidgc Ccrtitlentes, All orders seut liy mail i»rnnii*tly atunued to ■ m i , er°aon» ill'll il’lsUuiCB Imvlns«i“Jj* I Und it to IM- ralvanugo to .ddr» ta *«“" ■ -< woulo«l M ^entfo, y to»terig“ f to, South Third slrwl, Philo-, nov 20—dftwly . I S l'NDRlSS^t tlom* “““i"*",*!? fSi* | 100 boiw Kotaup; 60 do«o I boxes Tiger Muitaug. 600 gross Pipes; 60 do Pipe Heads; 60 dozen Fickht 0 I a-sorted a.rdials; 60 boxes fresh ^ SrltiW » I 50i) reams-WrappingPaper;6fireams «ri * f "ur.Jtoodn.doo" ■STUTTERING AND STAMMERINL I C URED by Dr. WYCKUFt,, d IJ r j I without palu or Surgical Oljraj » ^ I send tho cure to auy part ol ''5* Acrt* 1 1 ceipt of 610; und the money velnrucd, it u« | not effectual. All letters mu.1 *« i Dr. Wyckuff, Box 740, Pittsburg, "'•* Arthurs, Rodgers ft Co., Bankers- I p. S. Corresimndcntswill pto« e oncw I r r return ptfetago. . , bj I Cadtiox.—All pereous wlio esnnot pr I genuine certificate, are humbugs. ^ g, I sert2fi wlv * ——■ uccr^ A t i Ltr-, i.uiAiUtc, uAlONe, ae-J' 1 *'*' j»er htcamship Florida: 18 bbls extra Eating Apple*- T WJt «i ? 0 do 1'OUtOM. chAJwSjast. • net 7 v Coagfggi". " GEORGiAFEMALR COMMENCEHEhT. ^ a lllK I'obllo Escrclsc. or . will boom on TUESIUV, (Mlobgj I ^ j* Junior Exhibition on ’ Concert at night. ' , Y Oj e cotb. rommencementon llltit-DAif, Tho public aro Invited ""msM, ,wt 7-l.whw . SSiiSffcoSfoKM*®}^* 1‘ATKXTKH UEO., <, mHISIiuprovoii,oiitciiahli»ono6ao t h,rf Xu much W| t* 3 rrom btS, 1- m.thod raid having tho cotton lr( In hotter condition Ibr ginning. . C> 1,“' The nbove nuchlno. uo tor jrio »< ^ (W j, •tre«t Savannah, aud 126MeeUPg will ton.au. All orders fr®®* cwiotilW 4 ^! prom"t attention. Planters, j uviW d lid nil mterwted ““ ‘ and oxamiuo them Count/ Ktgn favorable terms; iijltED Mtv. So- “.*» half boxes StuartV LoaT 10 hhds choice Porto Rico