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vol. xxx vir Told s rides.i SAVANN,VII, GA.. i i u 00. 1\01209(5 .80 uo ,. 4 00 8 00 '.0 00 1-2 00 ..CO 00 Subscription Prices of Snvfimmli Papers rj common understanding, rifo proprietors hi publisherd »l Urn throe papers Issued lu Kaviu'o.i 1 have adopted the following ! uitUVnn rated or'sun- sorll»tU»»» w tako ofibot this ■day: Pally I’aiwr, per annum, lu udvnuoo, Trl-Weekly ‘ “ Weekly;etogtocopy,<uadvance .... Wookly, nvo coplod : lo ouo address., Weekly, eight * *' Weekly, ten “ “ “ Weekly, twenty '* “ “ When not paid within ouo month from the time jf subscribing the charge for llm Dally will bo sewn toller*, anu the tho Tri-Weekly Jtne. TUo Weeny will bo aunt only to thoao who |wy In tdrauco. Tho paper will invariably bo dlscontluod upon tho expiraiton of tho timo for which It has boon paid. The hU»s« ruled to take otfoct from utid afior tills late. 8NKKD A SIMS, Il^mbtican, K. H. HD.TON & CO., Gmyiiw ifl Journal THOMPSON k WITH!NOTUN, A’stw. Savannah July 1, 1880. THURSDAY, Two O’clock P. HI. 33 *r WEtji5G3E? A.3PI3E Tmllnnn Election. Nbw Yohk, Oct. 15. [F1II8T WK8PATCU.] llcturna from Indiana show the election of Willafd Democrat, Governor. Indiunoplia lias given a Hundred Democratic majority. Scott county which last year went lor tiie fusion tots now gives 100 majority for the Democrats. Bartholomew gives 400 ma jority for the Democrats—a gniu ot 1)00 for them—Jackson has increased the Democratic majority from 711 to 850. [SECOND DESPATCH.] Tbe Democrats claim to have carried Indiana* The icterus from that Stale are meagre. \ [TillHD DESPATCH.] INOIANOPOLIS, Oct. 15. Returns received hero show a majority of 5,01)0 for Willard,-Democrat, for C >veritor • Floyd comity which gave 220 mnjority for‘the fiiiionists last year now gives 350 for the De mocrats. Tremendous Democratic gains me reported in the Southern pure of the Si ale. SPUES ID DRMOOUATIC TRIUMPH IS PENNSYLVANIA. Tire following dispalclr has been received Ihi' [Mm. \nvi 'miia Demociutjc State! r. o*r.ti Committee Booms Editor* 6Yorg(uii; Tho State has gone Democratic by nearly TEN THOUSAND. At least sixteen Demo crats have been elected to Gongre.-?, which is a ga'ii often members. Democrats have u large majority in the Legislating. IViMisylvnnia greets her nistcr States, North aud Smith, with shouts of joy for the Union nod the Constitution. JOHN W. FORNEY, V. S. FORWARD,- The foregoing is couflrmod by tiie following private dispatch received this mornii g from n distinguished Democrat of Baltimore: V Carried L’oiinsyJvarii.t.by from live to ten thousand, against ull parties and factions. Gained several members of Congress.” We me inclined to give full credit lo these dispatches. Be tho result however, us it may, in regard to the State tickot lor Canal Com missioner, &c., wo have not the slightest doubt that the Democrats have gained a substantial triumph of tho highest importance. \ gain of eight or ten members of Congress, and n majority of the Legislature, (having two United States Senators to elect), arc “glory enough for one day." Wo should regard a majority of five, or even ten thousand against us on the State ticket, representing ull tho isms of the opposition, as signifying nothing. So far as the Presidential election is concerned -set down Pennsylvania tor her favovit.* son by from 20 to 30,000 1 • JVew Yot'k M«ikefs. New Yoke, Oct. 15.—There is no change to note in cotton. Demand continues fair. Quo tations steady. Sales of the day 100-) hales. Flour advanced 1 shilling. Wheat from 2 to 3 ceuts. Lctteis from Paris, report tho suspension of tho Bank of Franco. The Africa took out $800,000 in specie. [From lliu v . Y, News,* Two Weeks Later from Miforuin. ARRIVAL Of THIS URORUII LAW. Tiie United States Mail steamerGcovgo Law, Wm. Lewis Herndon, U. S. N., Commander, sailed from Aspimvall October -1, at 0 o’clock, P. M., arrived at this port on Sunday, October 12, with the passengers, muijsaml treasure fur New York, brought down by steamer Si'inmt, Experienced strong Northeast winds during tho entiro voyage. The United States Mail steamer Granada, Gridin, Commander, sailed from Aspimvall, October 4, at I o’clock, P. M. for Havana, with the mails and passengers for Now Or leans. Flag ship Independence and sleep.of-war St, Mary’s are .still at auchor ell* Pauania, and sloop- ol-war Saratoga, oil Aspimvall. OUlcers aud crews of ait tiie ships in excellent health. .• The Pacific Mail Steamship Company’s steamer Sonora, ILL. -Whiting, Commander, left Sail Francisco, September 20,11 o'clock P. M., with 582 passengers, the U. S. Mails mid $2,055,002 25 in treasure. Treasure for New York $1,08(1,033 80 Treasure for England 388,728 00 Treasure for Panama tu.biu 00 Total shipment from Sau Francisco.$2,085- 002,65 By mis arrival we have news from Cali lor- uU to the 2t)lh September. All apj cars peace able aud quiet with the the exception of the excitement attendant on tile coining election. Fremont appears to be almost out of the rin, v "' i tWom Texas , '• Galve-ton dales lo tmi.OMilmvo been received iti New Oi'leans. Wo eiiif l\us l‘o!ld\Vlng : items' dl new8 taken from the Toxas papers j file cotton picking is'satd tn haVft advinicoL favorably, but tlm ivet 11 lain stbrins hud prej udiced that which yet •cma\iiul[iu thu Held, Tn<’ 8 a Naml uctlhii had also wintered, The Ijiijiers eVery where state ttiet. the yield will be promises better. Tiie Columbia Deni- uciat^aya tlmt noihwiliistandhig Alio drouth, th.iWi!:; n.igid* crop ,•!’ that comity; this your, will reach billy l,0U0 hogsheads. ! The 101 Pa.-o in ill arrived at Sau Antonio‘on the#')th, but brings no mays of interest* Ail elect ion bail la,hi llf.'ld lit Uuiiziijos, for, riMm-tor hnd GV>m:tt>r fill) one County Coin* i .moiut. ' Oa .'iralrictjpuUy vote Hie IJointi* -one paper says: The nice little game which the Black ‘‘Re publicans’’ aud the People's (!) Nominating Committee commenced, is In ull appearances btirs'.ed up. It seems that they could not agree upon a division of the spoils. Tiie Nominating Committee asked too much, HV.MMAUY OK KOKTNUIUT S NEWS—THE STATE rfimu the suiliiig of the last steamer we have had rains in various purls ol tiie State,-Very iintcli lo the edification of thu mint rs. On the 5Mi, a destructive lire broken out in Maiynville, in which some forty bitihiuigs,- mo.-tly occupied by Mexicans itutl Chinese, were destroyed. A'uu lowu of Coins! was entirely destroyed by lire about the same time. The aelllcis of Sacramento held a meeting, oil' he 7th, to consider the recent decision of '.he Supreme Court ul this State, declaring the l ight ol claimants to inchoate grants to eject m.*itlera previous to u iin.d combination by the United .-dates Court. They passed resolution* lu maintain their posacssifflt at all hazards un- l the decision ol Hie United States Supreme jail. C iv. Fcote and Bailie L’eytop are iu!dics.-ing ie“Anier.u\tii’’ party througlnml tiie-State. I Lon. M. S. Latham ami immuri J. Henley are stumping the Stuto fertile Demociatic tielut. Col. E.D. Baker aud J. V. Tracy are traveling among tiie “Republicans.” A grand political barbecue, at which the Democratic, “American” and ‘'Republican' orators all made speeches, was held at San.; ’ -c on Wednesday and Tlimvday. Two men, named Oscar Durkee aud Hugh Gilmore, were blown upon the -llli. at v,i-- con -in lliil, by the premature discharge of a Ida t. Durkee’s hand was amputated and Gil more lost both lingers. On tiie 8th, John Mitchell was killed at Los Angeles by John Everlson. Mr. F. 11. Ayres was ceverciy mangled in a contest with a'grzzly bear on the Sun Joaquin. The hid trip ol the Sea Bird’ 4,200 boxes ot igl't from Los At geic>. ,c S,;Ut (.’ouveiilion rmt<‘ii Hie '111, at £ wore hr.) ; Dumocm’ cd * Con. i the Fair orrl , P Ohv- on; A: n and Charles i. opt erne Conit, Charles S ; ivesuicntiii! Eiectors, A. C. Dnid lu Torre, tie.o. Freanot and Augii.-' i ; Superinteudaiit of Public' lusiruci I.’ M under. The ticket is xAuli-Brodcri k throughout. One nan of dirt, taken a F- v days .-mce from "Rough and Ready'’ claim, \ i< lid ? j J.. Henry M. Gill has been convicted t: minder in thu second degree, for the killing <a A Tea McCoy. There has been a large number oi .arrivals from the Plains recently. Dr. B. F. Keene, torinerly State Sen?! tor fr on El Dorado, was n-und dead in his licii iu Plaeerv.'lle—the result oi pmulys's nies t'?)opcr ;vas recently killed in S , )tl" !U >y a nta named Graham. Tins min: ' Tiik Ai.auama at New Yoiut.—This steam er, which sailed S.iturday, arrived Lately at New York, at 0 o’clock Tuesday morning. A Pui est Excommunicated.—The dilliciiUios which have lor some timo existed lit one of thu Catholic churches of t ’Uicago have at last reach ed an issue. Tho Tribune of that city publishes a p.r or which, it states, lias been posted i.i all of tm- Catholic churches of the country, signed by Anthony O’Regan, D'shon of Chicago, turd dated at tho Episcopal residence, excommuni cating the Rev. M. O. Chinlqtiy,aud cautioning “all Catholics against having any communica tion with him whatever hi spiritual matters.” An Amfuican Maiudacb in Pak's.—A mar riage took placo at tho hotel of thu American minister in Paris a few weeks ago. Tho parties were Mr. Joseph M. Heyward,of Charleston,.S. C., and Miss Maria Henrietta Magindcr, daugh ter of L'apt. G. A. Mugrudor, of tho United States Navy. American marriages in.Parisure becoming of frequent occurrence. The Rev. Hr. Hull, chaplain of the British Embassy, was two olllriating clergyman in this instance. Lib Oiu7.hu at Rio de Janeiiio.—Letters *roui Rio, dated 1st September, states tlmt the steamer Orizaba, destined for the Pacific, lo take her place in the new line between Nica ragua and San Francisco, has arrived at that port hi 21 days from New York. , I’m: Late Heavy Wau, Sweet Fokueuy Cask.—More Forged Notes Discovered.— Die frauds perpetrated by diaries B. Hunting- ton, the note broker, are still causing consider able excitement among tho business community more especially as new forgeries are daily being discovered. Tljo aggregate amount of these forgeries, so far as known to the autlio- nties, is $85,700, but this sum it is thought will not cover one fourth of them. Many lirnis it ia rumored, who have lost large sums by dis counting the forged paper, keep the matter •i'licL fearing to injure their credit by an ex- |kmv. The case is now under examinat ion before Justice Osborne, aud in addition to the testi mony taken on Haturday,an affidavit was made by Mr. Wm. II. Hurbeck, of the tirm of liar- ]>eckit C'o.,Nt). 10 Wall street, setting forth tliut his firm loaned money to Huntington on our promisory notes purporting to have wen made by Phelps, Dodge &0<»., a.id amounting to $21,500, all of which are forgeries. Other firms besides those already reported are said to have been imposed upon with the (urged paper, and among them aroTubel, Jon- mngs, A Co., who hold ouo of tho notes for $15,08.8; Ubsdeii, Pierson fy Lako hold a note mr $5/,84 (Ujfcsackott, Belcher A Co., one for $8,549. Hantingbm 1ms iioen in prison by his friend ami asked to name the extent of tho fraud, lie, however, declines giving any particulars, but *i)'Hliaifa million will cover it. Ho has been carrying on his operations for sonic months, and was discovered once before, but us lie paid back the udvatice tiie matter was hushed up. R was undoubtedly Iris intention to keep ins operations still as long us possible, by returning the amounts loaned to him before tiie paper came due, but carelessness on his part, In al lowing one of the notes to fall duo ami bo pre sented for payment to tlm Hi m whose mime lie had forged, revealed the transaction,—iV. Y. fftWi, From all portions of the mining region we i.ir the most favorable acc.muts. Extensive ireparations are being made in anticipation ol he rainy season, to work the dry gulches and avines where there is no water. \Ve conlimi- ,lly hear of “rich strikes,” and it is probable hat there never were more favorable prospects in thu mining region titan therenre at present. The Indians predict that there will be a great leal of rain this Winter. the city. After the stoim Inis come the inevitable calm. Sau Francisco is as quiet and harmonious as a louuty village. The “Piracy” suit in the U, S. Circuit Court terminated in favor of the defendants on Hu ll Hi ult. Sumo excitement existed during the trial, aud alter the prisoners were discharged, procession was formed and marched to ail parts of tlm city, exhibiting much enthusiasm. Four or live (ires have occurred, but the loss of property was inconsiderable, the buildings burned being wooden and small. The G ‘and Jury of the United Slates District Courts have tendered true bills lor murder agu'iist Farnsworth and Forbes, olliocrs of the Golden Gate. < in one of their .July tr.ps they comined John Bowen, a seamen, so near the steam pipe that ho wushulluculod. John Godkiu has been convicted m the Court of Sessions, aud sentenced to live years’ im prisoumeut at labor, fur dealing $l,3l>U in gold lust from Asaliel Baker. The Young Men’s Domucratic Club will not admit one to membership who belongs to or indorses tho Vigilance Committee, in several instances friends of the Committee have been ordered to leave the dub rooms. A tmmeling machine has been perfected by Mr. Steen. It is propelled by cold air, will cut .,ue foot of rock an hour, make a hole six feet in diameter, crawl into it of il<c!i, is one of the mostEcieiitilic inventions of the age, aud is just what the miners want to enable them lo get at tboso millions away iu the mountains. Up to the 9th, there were thirlien daily and six weekly newspapers in Sau Fraud- ". Since that dale The Daily True Californian ox.oh'ed, and three weeklies have been horn. Tlm p?j ifieul aspect of the city is uristy. All the parties have “enthusiastic meetings, torch light processions and street discussions, lint not a man can tell who will be President. Trade has been dull, but many line bi-Udiugs are iu Hie course of construction. The rooms of the Vigilance Committee have been closed, the arms put away, and the senti nels removed. Thu police llnd few to arrest, few deaths take pi ice, lew arc sick, few are out of good nature, few are marrying, births ure numerous, and the weather is warm. dr..tic. candidates Were elected by a mrjorlty <>f about fifty v . . • A.i deutimi iu Wayu, says' the Waco States man, for corporalo GQeors of our town resulted in tiie elect bn of tlm .Democratic candidates. The Liberty Gazette says:—The cotton worm, which made thdP appearance hi the Helds not long since, have well nigh devastated, them. The yield of cotton will be Hindi shortened us tin) picking will be limited to thomiiljy bolls.' A letter from Town Bluff to thu Gaveston Ncws„siys: The autumnal equinox lias passed without wind. A uir rain bin. raised thu river a toot or two, but not hulllcieul t?* enable tho bouts to run. The season, so far, for gathering crops has been very favorable, both for corn und cotton J having had no rain to matciinlly injure eltlu!r. A Jotter, to the Nueces Valley, from LuieJo, d it»d Istli alt., says that a big Indian light on the Pecos is just reported. Tiie U. 8. troops, under C I. Luring, with Roque for guide, arc saitl to uavo killed eight imlians, and retaken a huge number of stolen cattle. Du- Kane.—It is stated that Lady Franklin, oil li.airing a rumor recently that Dr. Kune would leave for Europe, had a house furnished for reception, and waited in anxious expec tation the arrival of each steamer in tho hope of meeting him. His reception In England will ho a cordial one. The TmuwsKAir ok a Piunckss.—Tho bridal arrangements, the magnificenttruosseau of tho bride, Ac., in view of the uproudiing marriage of the Princess Royal of England at Berlin, atl'.M.t .much attention tint hundreds are ncliuily going from London to witness them. There arc six ‘rooms llllcd with silks, satins, ribb.»n..-. velvets, costly lace, artificial ilowers, exqui -iU; embroideries iu gold 1 ,and silver, hou- noi-, < aps, g twns, gloves, indy and table linen, diamond« and jewelry, shawls, mantles and toilet rcquiiviiionts of every devepprion, color and -mr? r.Thirty persons have.' been engag ed during ••eveval mouths on tlm embroidery, and 129 needle women have worked on thu dillerci't articles. Mm, Vniulei'hlG, NO. IR5 SUFFOLK STREET, SAYS OF 1)R iM'LANB'S OBLEBRATBO I.IVBR PII.L8; RoIi»k nnwoll, ami not knowlmf wIiMlior it pro-, oimletl .Vom domngouHWt of tlm llvar or inorol^ hysteric, 1 wm poriiuiulml ti purHm.-n a lmx of lb-. MM pi no’s (.V|«h raleil Liver hlF. iireparml by r'eiulng llros.. I'iifthnritll, ami beiiiie I ImU u-os them all, wu* entirely, roll'ivml. lam now enjoy inn iwrliwi lualtli, aud obo« fully icutumiimid Dr. M'Lmo’s CVobruteq ).lvor I’illi to all slmlhtly ntlHeted. » . New York, March *26, 1852. flE3* I’orchiiKoiT. will be careiul t** a.)k for Dr, M'L'Oio's t.Vlebruleit'Myt’i'I'ii’s, in mulnetonsl by Va'ining »Uih„ nf I’m burg, hi. ih.ro nr.' other 1*1114 purporting to be Liver I Ilf-, now bifo. o tho pliHHi-,. 111*. '.M’L-oia'H-.tpjnoltio Liver fills, al-o hi. cul'ibmtoil Voroill'uge,' can imwbe hd'l at nil ics puutablu Drug StoreamA ; -olio geuolno wliliifttllio slgiMluroJof ■ ci 14 • ups' rij'MlMi min:. m CufitutiTtittti jiifeiiWiU'i!. Muviimiivit 3fiUjk.i)L October 2U. • Tho Mb'* till.* rormioolrwas limited to B l halos, viz: U at 12. fj at 12*4, 2- at 12‘^. lfixporlo. St. .Jauo uk •»' ha--Per brig Norman—124,409 feel (' limber nml luiuoor, MitVOltLKANs, '/cl 11—Cott-m—Tliore bus been ••illy a imtihrinto atnmdnnco of buyers to-dny not - .'vpii-iunmn:4 Hie fiivorableohango In llm wrntlmr jp.<; Hie m.irKct pits pre.se. 1 -eu nt'mr quiet u;i I'earanco ,Tlio sales have Hjno mied t<? uboot 2.500 •l«t<es with 00 material alteruliuu iu prices. Wo id.il qi.ote.: inferior 0 ui)j 4 ' ih od rdln iry lb)ja Low MhldHug it 11 ,'.f Middiiug 12,'4 a 12)4 Uooil Middling....,., ... u 12% Midd lug Ka>r — a lu Kulr .i....l8 a — STATlvMKN £ OKtvUTl’ON. Stork ci hand 1st Nepluiubor, 1855 bales 7,108 Arrived sinoo lot',0 t Arrived to-day... u,ti;:7 Exported to ditto Kxtmrtoii to-duv .47.420 . 959- 1GU,SCO ■J >,288 InidanOiti:auks—The Council BlulTs Bnglc of the MUt ull., says that geutlomen who havesiTiveil from Fort Kearney, report tlmt 11 rutnor had reached llm Fort to the ellbcttlmt Col. Bali»itt's train had been attacked by the Cheyenne Indian-', and that only one man John Lmiey, cashier .of tho Farmer.';and Mcr' lmuts It ink, Baltimore, died suddeniy, nay evening. Sp' iiigs, Nui i.h Car dina, have been v- r?. Boyd and Jones, for $30,090. Hon. John Ewing, of Vincennes. Indiana, ■rineriy n Yfliig member of Costgicas.. amioun- es Ids iletcrmlnatiwu 11 v?/o for Bu d: tu::ti. of the press is rtbout being mill. Indeed in no Dmncan England, is Urn pi-e«s wv >ck on bund uud on glilp-bnnf,'! uot cloitro.i.l::l,n;‘,l .Sugar— Some* fio lo (10 hlnlj-, have been toiii in .-mull lots at full prices. it Molmae.s.—We not'eo somii/smeli .sale.! 011 tho vu* a piev ous rates, wi.U’fi low rotall lots I'tuiu tlieLre-ueiic Xollncry at 4Uctu bills ana L Jo tat lmi in halt' bbis. fin U -Wo noticed only rota 1 '. i atiBiietl mncliioll.v at y -1 no '.ft bin for .Mes - «. Diic.ott—I'l ime Bides are he! 1 ,\t UApdJ * a ’ ,; , hut : 5 !•* •!<’ ca<K.* clear in bad pacXnge! wvo siad at Nj^c ami 15 ul.so ut SjgC jj) ilj. riotloe—Market ip.iet mid sales oonllnod to lf,!i bags tho at lt!)aultc. Freights— Wm are still wltlmiit any uutv engage ment, 10 report. Exchange*—- No material uUonttion iu tin.* rat Wo quote: I.011UU11, [clear bills] 8 a0 per cent, pivm. I'ai'iL. 6.20^4 a 5.2S.K per > Par New ) ork ij!) days 1 a - )4 per cent, dl-u Ne,v York i'-iglu....... p-reo<,t. -daconullopar. AT.W YtlitK, Uct. 11—Cotton—There has bn**?, more aelivlty lo-duy. 'tho sales are reported at 4.ecu ba ns. m,»>t!y to arrive. Our quotation., ex press the closing rates: NEW YOKE CLASSIFICATION. * Upland. Florida. Mobil 10?:,' lUJf Wa ViU 13-‘i 13] i Ortiinarj loj.[ Middling 12Jc MiuUling Fiur...Jy^' Fair Dl-u Tho market c , N.O&Tx nthnies qui tut nv- 1 j < < i’.owkus Ci)N\t:xtiON.—T’uc tobne- '•vs of the ConncJimit valley are to v- ; -u Hartford, on tho 20th li\> ■! me. arcs in comiectimi with 10 sy.*tnu mi tier M'*. D. M. Soy- inagoment. lor tlieir uintnnl honelit. op of tobacco hnspa.-ed o-.tof first • ia-t. stilt-?- iioieg nf. t2 «o 25 cents, or e of about 10 rent's. 12% m 14 dal ; prices lyl'or all desertptlotw ; salon of IU0 bags D; > skimtolngs at 10:, i- bugs p 'imeJi'o nl ll^c. and 159 mats avo at 14%*f. Klour- -Tiuilvrn Fiotti Is d'lnor, the •iemmui is ir; * n'*-s id 12on bbl - nty;-t7 4) for mixed to pul supertltio, and S7 55a7 S'J for fancy and extra ’imds. Wheat--The Wheat market is more active, and h'CHiire'AiKe b ,,, t**r for prime qualities, flic in* .•rv is unduly r, r export Xolasse* i artu. und a moilerate «lommid >.r i- v.i Is ; yah*.- - «>'' Ui'J hh l- Odn Mvcnviiilo at 4U:tl4-; Hire!* firm but quiet; ideo of SO tier' - .*.* at4%a Jt.uMioA'i Accident.—An accident occurred on Thursday ai the Seulmnrd fond, between Fortmv.tiTh anil SMlblk. Virginia, by which Mr. CenrY'* Ihiwell liml his leg broken mi l Mr. Wal ter Traltoii’s shonMer was dislorated. It. seems tlic-'O. gentlemen were in 11 hand car, on their way t.., Hie. village of Suffolk, and having at- ta.-hed Hieir cur t. the freight train, they were thrown out through .some unknown cause und thereby thus injured. ;nr.s—The downward lumbmcy has burn r •• *•!, ami prices have again itscmided. recovm-. url' illy the p-evoiw Uot-hm*; gn! -s ol lull*- hh-l.-'., uio l y Oibn nl 8«8%c. and late last ev» n g oO'J hbil.s Oi.b i ami two hints ’nrm K’c*i, nt MU h-es for roilnlng. \Vn»-key—ITmmarket.Is eft-ier, with more olf-r eg; sales ofauu nbl* ntaso mr .htr-ey .and .,Uc hn isi.n. DBKKIN, Ocl. 14—fbo markel ba; de ;t. prod in. cd upon a like decline in 8 Wo quote 10 to 12c as extremes. DKlicnity ».(. Corpas Cln'lstl. A fatal dilltculty nccr.rred at Corpus Christi •ai the 28th ult. A Mexican by tlio nanio of (Jui.iit was n'Tested on the charge wf horse slealing, and Hie » .\’ainiiuitioi; n .t having beau conclmled, lie was committed to the charge of the constable, and lodged in jail for a hearing of further testimony. At evening, fears were entertained that all attempt would bo made by tlio .Mexicans brc.Miie him; in consequence a .-Long guard was placed over him. Between tiie hour.', of 10 nud 11 o'clock last night., 11 posse •!' Mexicans tqqiroached tin: prison will* the apparent intention of carrying i'lt-'i execution their''threats t»> liberate the pii-nner, hat hailed with some forty yards, wiiile - me .<f their number, Jose Maria* (?arc!n, tin; prisoner’s father, should rec.*mioi(ie, which In*, allempted doing; but apnroachiug within a few feet of one of the guard, John Ackliti, was hailed, when Garcia threw up a pistol iu the direction whence tho sound emanated; but. was Im t stilly sb >1 by Aekllu.wltha d uhle-liarreled f',wiing*gim. (Jtlier shots wen then lire;# 1 by '•y (.ther.s * f the guard into the posse, which left without furtlp r ceremony for tlio Mexican pirlyoftH town. Tlm Dalles Herald slates tint the cnnnniuid- ing 'iifli er at Camp Cooper, whilst lmtlilng in Die riuii- l'V'vk ol Brazos, some three or four weeks ago, was shot by four Imlians belonging to tho Cumunches. Ijpir «»r live soldiers who were ut a short distance, immediately came to Iris relief, killed two of the Indians and cap tured Hie other two. The Herald lent ns these facts from a gentelman recently from fort Bel knap. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS BEAL FRKKCHEMBROIDERIZS, HENRY LATHROP & CO. W OULD Invite the attention of the Dulles to their very largo amt rich stock of Although there has been but little lighting since tiie battles at the Grand Rondo nml Day’s River, f till the Indians of both Oregon aud Washington Terr.lories exhibit a sour and un friendly disposition. . The harvests though late, owing t > Hie ad vanced reason of sowing, caused by tiie cold weather, are nearly completed. The crops arc generally good, much beli'.*r Hum Was anticipa ted early in the season. The yield of apples, peaches and other fiaits, has also boon abun dant. Mowers, reapers, and other laber-uaving machinery is being introduced to tiie great honelit ot thu farmer. Tho new lire engine ordered from New Ymk tad arrived out mid gave general satisfaction, and a large sum Imd been raised for the pur- ihft'-o of mint her. Measures were iu progress for supplying tlio city of Fori-land with water. Telegraphic wire., had been extended to Sa lem by way of the Dali---*. A good deal of rain had fallen oflate, accom panied with cold weutimr. BrtiMiNH ok Stkamtuh* I’m:-BVSRANUK — Vessel and Cauoo an Entire Loss.—By the arrival this morning of tho steamship Charles Morgan, rom Matagorda Bay, via Galveston, we learn that the well known steamship Her- m;.craiitc, Cant. U.Sheppard, while lyiug at Powderhont Wharf, Imliamda, taking in cot ton, hides, Ac., on Friday, the 3d ins., was di-coveicil to bo on lire,about hall po8t4o’e!o*k 1*. M. Tlio /he is supposed to have originated in thelower hold, hut, wo believe, it is not yet certain how it was occaslcnsd. The llames spread very rapidly, and at 5 o’clock hurst through the upper deck and cabin, and despite all the elloits of Cupt. Sheppard and his crew and all Hie assistance that could he rendered by the townspeople; the noble .steamer was soon a mass of destroying lire. (Aq . Sheppard,on seeing that it was vain to labor l'm thtt in a hopeless cause; saw that every living Ktml was safe out of iris ship ard then finally left her himself, being tlio last man <11 board. Fortunately, no lives were lost.—iV. O. Pic, Tun Jews.—The Nesv York Post, of Friday, gays:—“ Home important auction sales of dry goods were postponed from yesterd ty f.*» to-day, iu conHcquence of yesterday i.eiire* a holy day, kept so by our Jewish brethren. Am ti niers value greatly tho ul'endanco of Jew I -h huyssra at tbolr sales, they giving considerable t oie to tlio market, forming not on'y a cor.sidemi)Ic #as3 but an infiueutial one.”- Dfkunu in Hoi’tii Ameril’.v.—In tho city of lliiueos Ayres. I). Lucio Mancilla, a mem ber of one of the first anil wealthiest families, and nephew of the ex-Dictator Rosas, chnl- It-iered Sir. Marmol, another “first lamily” man to light a duel For this crime he has been sentenced to three yearn banishment from (he province, aud at the end of that period will only he allowed to return upon giving bonds of $100 900 current money uot to renew his challenge. ,T«iH Printing Promptly, Neatly and CJicnply Done. The public iu general, and our Democratic trie mis in particular, will remember that there m connected with the 6Vorg»«» <§• Journal es- tahMfthment one of the most thoroughly equip ped job offices iu this section cf the Union. ”If we . are correctly advised, snmo of tho most he.mllfill 5oe;inien« nf job work ever done in HiiAaiinnii vo Intel.y passed from under our presses. Give us a trial. -. bn* liiciliUcs 'enable us to execute eveiy de- *criplb)i: of loiter press work from a raammoih u. the snuillest caret, and /'com a book to adr. n’ar, wR i noatneas nod dispatch, upon l;i* o’.ost satisfactory toims.' o. ’Jeis from all parts of the country will re j eeivo prompt attention. , NEWtxOODS. FOR TIAX5 kALL Til A DC. J UBT rocehf :l frem Now York per late arrivals, Hump -Skirts, Lai. 1 While, bow measuring teu I'jct. * 5 — DtlTTKlt AND CflilKESrt?* J UTV r«e#*ivt*i| put- riloamer Aitirjiita— • ■i k«v.! clioioo Uostien UU'ITKir.: , yiijinxo! >uto »..M1*:K.<K •linM H irautiili Itjijjjiiiii] imrt'. E»orl. of Siuvunnah.. ..October 16. Cleared. Drir Normiui, Board, Ft .logo Me (aiba—\V Jl lies k C >. Brig Clntrlos KMw.irM, Moody, Oeor^ot-nvii, gout'i arolitm. (Uulliret,)—figduii. $(mr X Ot. Rli'inoi'nudtt. Nkw York, del 11—Arr, suhr Uourgo D:ivi.-\ billlp*,:' .vuiiDuh, Old, brig Lincoln, Coniwulii.*, iaok-onville; schr L lid more, Tvler, 1’ .vanuab Flllt HALTLMOItt)- -Tlio now oelir.» HI • K. jCnpt '.'ii Trader, will moot wllh despatch for iu uuovc port. For freight apply to out 1(1 HUXTKK k (LVMMHIJ.. Opencit THIS DAY, embracing tho following styles Real Thread, Boulton and Maltose SET 1’8 “ Krencli, Muslin und Cambric -‘ M-iurnlng Setts, in Book, Cambric and Linen Cambric and Swiss. Edgings and InsorUuga Embroidered, H. 8. Bordered Bdkfb Muslin and Cambric Bands Misses Swts. in great variety Inl'aiiLs’ Gaps,trimmed. —AL80— Cbllilron’s Worsted CupJ4 Opi-r.i Bonds, Tics, &<;. Colored,Silktmd CasbmoroScarfs. 00'. 5 WM. M. LAWTON A GO. Charleston, South Carolina. SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE FAC TORS. R. W.VINWHKJUT BACOT ) WlLLIAM M. LAWTON [•oski'ii T. Dill. C Windoun Lawton Jr aug 29 cn'.Um Bliekmid \Vim<, lin.dnins Fancy Binghams. >u. pitWros Super. Kmbr’d akirt-' ilu Kiutoii do, man .-thing now Minim Bands, Cambric do Dimity do, French do Jaconet and Ciiinbtno Iviging.i, together wiih a largo lot of Cloths , Ciwanmir.w, Kentucky Jeans, .••rttliioU, &c., for snlo low by J. W. THU FLIC KLD, soptl ^ . Omigress nml Whitaker sts. C " llOlCK HHStfifiN BUTl’Ki; li Ohkkse^ kegs choice Co^llon M.iitor. • 20 Boxes Ciieoso. Luii'iinv a' d lor salt- by 8CHANTON,.IORNSTON & CO. uug 25. OAhUlNh Jd UF.KHK 10 >« Ed, do 111. ,1 bio .» nlo do,. . Bargains may bo lw . in Bajor upon Immediate i'“ b./wAT-ov & CO. net 14 -20% AND KOl'H—76 halos tiunny Cloth >30 half halos do do 200 colls Kentucky Hope, 111 store, for gala by 23y • WESTER & PALMES. iV OTIC! id. THUS miller COUDON WILL NOT -SEmSmil.l'.AVKTill- AKTPBNHON as per miVenL-euieiit. her do a. lure be',eg I'USTI'ONED mil U'KDNK'ilAV NEXT, ill 6, 1\M. ‘" t U I. I*. UU'JOKrf, Agent. 8 but and i.kad- 600 bugs Drop mid Dock 8hm 6000 R,» Bar Lead. Landing and for sale by IIO IJHLCUMUi:. J'--D.V-iON ti CO. jNOVEL SOtlEMBl! CAPITAL PUlZfl «,«•« l”'.|y,tC8 —I.o\Vr>T KH1/.E $40. Motc than One Prize to every Ten i'M/.kS GUAUANl! EDI H83B7* [AU rnoitlZKh If Til 1 , klA'IK O'* CBOKOIA.] FORT CJAA.VFS ACaXebiv LOTTERY, CLAM:' £0 bo tii iw.i ie iiiecii.y o.'At'anln Ua., lu public,on FJLDAY, G.-uober JS.'.U on the plau of .-.INCid: \i:*iBi. 1 u;l| | I’orcbaaers in b.iil-g lo Whole Tickeis. (when the numbers end iu 1, 2,3, J, 6, 0, 7, 8, n, 0 ) ure t'M.irutiiocd n Pi-P'o id SBo—Halves ar.d (luarto! / in pntpoi :l .•■. SAMC£dt. SWAN it CO., ID'ulingers, 30,01.0 TieUvu^iljiBUPrlxcfl. $ 2 0 4 1‘UIZKS AMOUNTING TO 0 0 0 1 t Hk ** 9 Will be <li:;t.nUitod according to the following DB.T-ML MCHHMK! l 1 .\"«;d is.. 12.01)0 1 5.11(1!) il? ii.ti;« 1 -',0(J0 id 2.0.1 ' 1 « 1 .ouo is l.Oilt- 1 “ Coco u V0; 10 urlzof 2iKl « e 2.0(11 Hid ‘ " of. SOd m'C! 10.00" lm) “ 7n are 7,00(1 Jt*i*::.» C.UATIO.V WK1Z1S. 4 ;«riz«- of ISO up *g to 840.000 prize, are 00' 4 “ 126 “ 12,oou .prize, are 60" 4 “ 10J) “ 5.0iVi prize, nro 400 4 75 * '.Mltitl prizo, are 300 8 “ 60 1 l,0t)0 prize, are 400 “ 45 “ 200 prize, are 1,80; ,.120,(i < $2114,00' 55.00—Quarters 12.60. •PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. Hit* numbers from 11<> L0,0''0, corre'poudiug Hi tho -.* inmibcrs on the Tick* h printed on s<-p- arfllC'lip; m paper, nro emirried web small Liu bc.i. a..-, placed 'll one 'vlicei. 'ft--* II -.L il'i !Ti::es similarly printed nud cn reV-'. n.c pi'eud iu .»n"(lidr wind. The wlice.r ■#*(ben '•* I' VJ'.I. .‘"'l a NuiiiIki- : ' 1'lav.’!; f.-ni;. l -.i’l-! pbu M!ou is »-e: win "vyed 0 >"• Hi i'.-i tbe nuio ' :nl the , Un- limn(.«•• d exhibited •• ’ mnni'sioiiei- iVrio.v i 1:17.1. - i:<*odiiig No mb •*s will be cm The (w : la M .'.p (1 f, hi,! ( tlio.- For (i 1 ■xat i> g u> 1 if *#cheino. 9’,-i 0 wib be MelerinhiCd h inmLerliiai draw-ilieSh'.trt , il 1 lie iiolnbei •irawn.g tl ill. No 1. lln ;. oil (If Ta 'st nl* 11. I wnl h - eut'.i'ed iof.il villi No. 2,1u.n1 all llm Tic .<■ Id* in .. w> ; l be unt'ik* 11 li-b F lo... . Hour, Just received and for sale by jjS RUBJS, DAMS &l.ON« rjTEAS AND rfUrtAltS-—lust recei ved 20 half chest- choice (loose) Oolong Tea; 19 do lu )S. il> and y» lb packs; 6 do Hyson Ton, loose, und iu ).{ packs; 20 bbls Cra-'licd nud Powdered Sugar-, und b hlide Porto Rico Sugar, in store and for sa!o by . DAVID O’CONNOR, oct 2 corner Broughton nml Drayton .-t*. FOll THIS LADIES. J UST received per .-'oamsbip Florida, from Now Yoik, Brook** Patten t Waxed White, Black and Col’d Spool Cotton, aud fur sale bv J. VV THKCLKELD. nog 27 Congress k Wnlt-.ker streets. wbe.-u (ho numher win 10 th niiuiber and so on to 0. OIIK.VT INDUCKJILN is TO CLUBS. Mio-i .-I'beio . .f- fi kel iu every 10 is gn irm.teed to **.iv. $io we w |. sell Cei tili**utf'>- 01 . '' K* fie'set . ...re thu numbers end in Jl, 4, 6, 7. 8, '• ) at the iblljw lig rales, which is tlm n.-k "ti them AL llmi. they draw over the amount guaranteed accrues to tin* purchaser. Corlitlce.s of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $C0 “ «• 10 Ball' “ ;;u “ “ 10 Quarter “ 15 It will be perceived, by this pluu, tlmt for Slio the nurchiiHc-r has 11 Ccriillcale of ID Tiekcts, when ii he buys Tickem ho would only gel lor tlmt sum 0 Whole-, thus by buying Cer Uriah's he has four tnoro chances lor larger Prizes—Halves ami Qu-.ir- r Paukiigos iu prei'Oi tion, IN llitl' -.DING TICKKl'S Oil CKUTiF CATKS. Knclo-e llm immoj to our address ILr the Ticket* or b-red, • n rceoq.tof which th-;;. will boforw ird.-ii by llrst mail. irawn numbers will be forwarded to pur- chafers Itniiio'liatcly after tho tir.iwlu". I[*~ Piir.iiiasi-rs will pleu*e write their signatures pl.iiti, mill give ilirir Po.*t Olliee, Coimly uud State. mbertlmt every pi '7u is drawn, am) paya ble without deduction. . AM prizes of $1,00*1, ami under, ea'.d immediately utter the drawing—other prixea ill tho usual lime of Ib.riy May.-, lull without dodeelion. A!lcoimnuin^iii>ms.*inct!y conll<b»nt l a!. Prize PcKots cashed or renewed iu other lickels- nt either olllcn. )rdors tor tickets or curlitlculus cun bo address'd cither to S. SWAN ik CO., Atlantu, Ha., or sept 30 S. SW.vN, Montgi'inery. Ala NEW TEN STORK AND StJKET-IRON M AN U FACt’CHY. 141 south or market aqi'Aiir, hiiv.vn stiikkt u I would inform my old friend.! aud patroi B 9 I have opened the above stoic toi.-omioct tl:- w[.Stove, Tin and 8beel-i>ou llustqess in alt j; various forms, ami where will bo fomid 1* «ou- era I assortment of otoves, Tin uuU8lieci-lrou Ware, w'ncb I will be pk-used to ril.-ow, nud at such print ts will satisfy any one wlsnhig to mil chase. AI! kinds of Booling, Cuiteisof Lend,(ialvauizcd fron Work of every descript'ou,*Job Work and Re pairing executed with dispatch, old Stoves put up amt Pipes furnished at short nofice. Tin Ware at wbolosn'e end retail. Call down on Brvim street, il will pay you io,- your widk. M2 J(>1 IN J. MAl'RICK, Agent. T IAEA' ; .—2fi chests nml half chests ofceoico Green • 5, ami Black Teas, revolved per brig Augii-ht, and saluby [sep.2t] J. I) JKS-KF. GEORGIA FEMALE COLLEGE. COMMENCEMENT. milK Public Exercises of Ciinmniicemcnt Week JL will bogl jin on l'U K> I )A Y, (ictober 28tb. Junior ExIdbHon on WEDNESDAY, the *22tb Ojocert ut night. Commencement on THURSDAY, the 30th. The public are invited to attend. JOHN It. SEAL®. oct 7—lnw3w Sec. Fac. WATCHES—WATCHES— WATC. (IKS. Wb are receiving the London Lever atcbes.oftho must celebrated makers, hi Gold nml Silver cases. It. F. Cooper’s I).-, iplox Watches, Watches-for Timing Horses fine Swiss Chronometers, which wo offer ut reasona ble prices, at our new store In Gibbons’ Range. ■ont28 D. B. NICHOLS k CO. TO BUILDERS. T HE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to execute at tho sbortosi notlco, aud In the most work manlike manner, all kindB of Metal Roollug, Gutters, Cornlco, or other work connected with the manufac turing or repairing ofCoppor, Galvutiized Iron, Zinc, or Shoctlron BurIdpsh. HORACE MORSE, octlB 15U Bmughtcm st E PHELPS’ GIN—50 bbiH lauding per schooner • John Castaor, for salu by Hopt 2 BCBANTON, .hlHNSTON k CO ^JJOCOA^ NUTd—000 Cocoa Nuts, received audjor 1 Halo by [aept23| H AY—200 bales Hay, fu storu and for sulo by jy25 CRANE, WELLS & CO. FINDLAY’S IRON WORKS MACON, GEORGIA. The subscriber, from lo.ig experience In tlio business, is prepared to furnNJi Steam 'Engines, Boilers. Circular, 8iugio aud Gang Saw Mill Machinery, Grist and Merchant Mills. Sugar Mills, Gin Gearing, and Castings In gen eral. The Saw Frames, whet her for upright or cir cular. will bn cf Iren when re juiresd. All of which, with ids many improvements, is warranted to he equal to tho best made at ail • oilier establishment. His works arr. on a scale as extensive as the larg est at the North, and he h« prepared to till orders with promptness! and dispatch. aug 7 ROBERT FINDLAY. ill V DID .S. • holer dS\J A*bbls, IU IO.' out 11 aiPL-;. Potatoes Vo.low unions. 2 '* Timiatoeo. 2 boxes Crapes. 2 bbl*. Pig Batns. 2 “ •* Sides. 2 “ •» bbouldors. ale by \ R. IL WAT8GN k CO. L LA 50 AltD.—20 bbl:' prune Hnl.itio .. • 50 kegs prime Baltimore Leaf hird, latntii and for «-rv '.y KCRANTON, JHIIN8TUN At CU. ig vu DI*i8uT.U MON OF COPARTNERSHIP fllHK 4UtM uuuur tlm name of JACiSGN A X MeNlCBoiJi is dl-Molvod thWduyby mutual Q'i ise .1. Mr. Jauks'm will collect ull tiiu debts dm tho concern. R. JACK.SOS’, • :t 16 TII04. McN’ClIOLS. POlt GALE A good Travel ernnder Raddle or In ^Buggy, tegethor with new Lillies' Slits vhUiDl K. miGGYail.l HARNESS. AVI) nbo su'd ••heap, tho owner having' in r u.m lor h r. l-’c .'arPci-a'-.s apply at tbi oct 15 E OPF—;I00 Coils I’.opo for snlo, toarrlvo ly sclu Ju ia A. HIch /. o«t lu LOCKKT.S k SNELL URLS. VV' m I. ; KK f—117 hartvH Wid-ltey fur sale, to ar TV rn >.y -ebr Juliii-A. Rl'.'h. 00(16 • l.')OKF71T A- SNKLL1NGS, H a VJi urn an'rj 1 ard, in a lore ml lur sau? oy "«a 15 Lockett -nklunos. i Uv—t'K.VlThe i-uesl loloiomivs 6vei v. i! '-ilorcd inSaviH.nah can US' found at al NNKDY & BEACH'S, Bouse Furnishing ICstubll-.lmient, Hodgson’s Block, corner D'i|l und Broughton sts. St.. Vi? GCt 16 \f-E)\ T lUMiis mid Fijs—10 b;»x<*3 of now R i.1 m'i{l 50 boxes or choice Fi.;* looclvm s. Acgiuda, ami fort.y]u.Lv ' Hal? ins l pci Civ • NE’S •viii TALIO mills is a newly invented BUhlAI, CASE, 'ash- i i'Uiod to accord with the feelings of tho b- - nuvo". ami yet •■flaming all the re-q.ii-llcs of an appropriate 11 iH-ptuch! for the dead.'. There Is no rea-on w»y cuoh a rencptacle should bo made to urecto by in- npiiearmice disugn-eahlo sensations. ll« ono.igii tlmt wo should bo brroavml, and wlmt- ‘■ver teud.s L» Lofton or make less keen the polgnau- y ofour grief, c wm mends it.-oir to our considcra- ion. 8o much that is rep il-ive bus been d'.eai doil in Hu* arrangement umMmpcoi tlio cbovo Cn*e, 1 bin its name, the CASKET BURIAL CAS 1 ', is m involuntary sn^ge*ii,»n, und 1 do not Insitnto to aver tlmt there lugs never been In use any thing so entirely chaste, appropriate slid convenient as this myoutlou I lie Ca-u permits a vi w of the entire body after is eiii-’.OMMl, Hte wlml,! tail being composed oi bcautiiol thick IV 'nidi PlitoGLuss.sutncioui'vstrong m roast any internal or external pressure, Is per- te'dty nil* light composed of metal highly orm* lil.ntlllL nml U'lll Hl<t IVir airna memod, and will last lor ages. " in pies of the Casket may bo seen ot thorflleo ol ' BANE, \VKLi£* JtC r ’., 82 Buy street, Sa vannah. . . Persons des'rous of purchasing tho exclu- »ve right lor the sale of the Casket !n the followiii • no", ..eorgl •. Florida, .Snith Carolina and Norti .'urolin.i, w l pu-a-.' apply by loiter or iu person t WliJ.I \M H. PHILLIPS lc 0*1., iwners of Patent, ** CRANE, WELLS k CO., " iravnnnah, Georgia. B. Rights to one or more counties will he -*• I out l-ll'jggr DLVMBtXG. , iLUiMBING, in nil its various branche-*. lemled to at the rii '■v'e. Also, may be'b 'ron, Tin and Lead" • i'!iit Pun Water »*:«-• •i»r*il F-itfd C'mw.- For •*outrh«. ••.hion • • •. •narto •., Hint ill v, Itullis, Gulv. f’-qqt'-r .. i Pipe.*, 0be-' imp-, in.'.,, .. .1 • *.‘sh <i»>re. Vo QANDLES^STARCH, SOAP, Ac.— j >Ui’s’AM ,-t 1 by BAG PAINE FOR DCI'oHER, reivlx .. U C 'il te.lldl-:. Ag III, 'l:i'*.-h i l il m-e lltii d ir?. ii JiK V HOPE 52 KDICA L COLL.’S Jb. T" SAVA N X A H O 12 ORU1 A. IE Regular Coursi' ol'Leclures in the above In- stltiition, will Comiueiiee on the First Monday Novemljcr next, i'liu Faculty is constituted os bllows, viz. H. L. BYRD, 11. D., Proi. IVinolpIcs aud Practice of Medicine. IM.MK8 ril'EKl.E, M. D., Prof. Obstrics and dis- of Women and children. WESLEY C. NORWOOD, M. I)., Prof. Materia Mi- lieu, uiiil Medical Jurisprudence. THOMAS H. OHIVEiy, M. D., Frof. Physiology id Pathology. JAMES s. MOREL, M. D., Prof, Anatomy, J. W. EKNSON, M. !>., Prof. Principles and ■ juiHire* of Surge ry. l.AWRENCK J. ROBERT, M I)., Frof. Medical i.h»?mS-tij. WILLIAM T. FHAY, M. I)., Emeritus, Prof, oi hmuistry, K. J. OLIYERo.-.-, 11. D„ Demonstrator of Ana- Fees, fur the full eourso, $Iu5 Mutriculatlun 5. Di'inonstridor $10, Graduation $00. Fur further information, address It. L. BYRD, M. I). Dean, sept 17 Suiwtw f VOMK8TL’. LIQUORS— J / 250 barrel.* Ohio llecttllod Whiskey, 101) do 20 Pikes Magnolia do.' :u uu K. Phelps’s Gin. k* do Conti. Rlvor I*, i H. Rye Gin Jo do Hrumly. quur and eighth casks Twigg Hoop’d -llli pr. do do Magonolia Wine. 5 baa-els Ohio Mononguhela Whiskey, Giii.-ons Mountain do. do Ben Russe Is Nccter do. do Gibsons bid Family Nectar Whiskey do White Rcclllled tio. do . Old Kentucky Bourbon do. do and puncheons Georgia Peach Bruml do Virginia Apple do. In store ami for sale by sop 18 WEBSTER & PALMES. •10 5 40 10 1856. 1856 RICH FALL DRY GOODS. OllAY UKOTIIEB8 W OULD beg to inform their Mends und tho pub lic that their fall supplies of rich and clcguul @@©13)8 60 boxes Bperm and Patent Sperm CoBdl« 550 boxos aud hair boxes Pearl Starob 160 “ Colgate’s No. 1 Soap 60 Beaiiel, Smith fc Colgate's FamUfM Pale Soap 800 " Adamiuitine and Tallow Otndlv 60 '• PI|K?s and Pipe Head*. 1 store uud for sulo by ocu II ILCDMBE, JOHNSON k 00. T obacco, tea, twine— 50 boxes choice brauds Tobacc* 26 cheats Conger Oolong Teu 25 half cheats choice Green Tea 26 bales Wrapping Twin* Received and (br sale by sopt28 McMAHON k DOYLI. DENTISTRY. Drs. ROYALL ft JOHNSON, Dentists, office corner Bt* Jallen-st. and Market Square, over 8. Wil* mot’s Jewelry stove. Office honrt rom 8 to 8 o’olock, and (Tom 8 (0 0, it com C RAG 'ERS-Foxe’s Praokcro, aTrcsh supply jus r- ‘ •— ) reoHi ed and tor sole by sept2J 12«o bushels prltno Beach Island Cora, Just received and Tor sale by _ sept 19 WEBSTER k PALMKB. Qt/RN- O. M. GRIFFIN, SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN. Coruor of Bryan and Whitakor Street*. HAS now on hand a beautiful ai- (“ sorlmont o'Jewelry of evorydls-1 cripllou and kind worn by ladieaf md gentlemen, und will.,ull at unusually low price*, I have this day received (per Express) a large dock or elegant Siver Ware, consisting of Cake and ’’lo Knives, plain and engraved Fish Knives and Forks, Pickled Knives and Forks, Knives, Fbrkiand Spoous, Nankin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, 4o. Ac., all m Morocco coses, aud suitable for presents. I have ilso this day received au addition to my stock of Ii air work or light colored Curls, TopsyB.Braida,Front Pieces, Bands, Undo Tom, Ac., which now moke* uiy assortment complete. Orders received for any .:o!or desired. Watches repaired by and under the supervision oi'self, and all other work done In a workmanllk* manner, and warranted. may 26 GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY. A LL persons having demunds against the estate or Buujamtu W. Allen, Into ni sulci county,do muted, mo hereby notified to present them, proper ly attested, to mo, within tho time prescribed by law, or they will not bo bcttled. .. And all porn* is indebted to raid deceased ore hereby required to make Immediate payment. CAROLINE E. ALLEN, Qualified Administratrix. October fltli, I860,oct 12—lm F LOUR.—200 libls superUue Flour, 100 do extra l'U ■ - ■ family do, 160 sacks superior fine do, for Bale WEBSTER A PALMES. L ADIES’ and Gents’ black and colored Kids; and Misses’ do. For salo by sept5 J. W. THRELKELD, Congress and Whitaker streets. T almas, cloaks and mantillas, a brent'- ful lot, ranging it; price from 81 60 to 830, of the very best styles, just received and for sale by J. W. THRELKELD, corner Congress and Whitaker sts. sopt 20 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA :—SOUTHERN DIS- TIUtT OF GEORGIA. [L S.] Chakmcs H. Henry, Clerk. I’o tho Marshal "f said District, Greeting: W HEllEAS, Joseph Finegan, Alexander Mc Rae and Archibald H. Colo, jjarUtere, using •u mime, llrm and style of Joseph Finegan & Co , of Florida,have exhibited their libel in tbe United t tali* •.fti'icl Court lur the Southern District of Georgia, a ting, ulleglug and propounding that on or about he twenty llrst day 01 June, in the present year, it .vusugreud butweou tho agents of tho ship FurIIa- P I.A1D, ; Silks; DRESS GOODS. STRIPED AND OMBRE RICH DEri-S have Ju3l arrived—purchased from tlio most emi nent iin|iorteis.« Uni country, and selected with u cure jh tog.1 p's eiogiiuri> uu i beauty, which cannot be aopret Intel mi'il telly examined. W« v-in •ainiliiftiitly say ilia) our slock of Rich Dress Good* end Cloaks cannot be surpassed for Irmly i*.nu e'e'.ance, and that our Domestic Stock is ns chua'i as tue Mkoquality of goods tnu ba had l'roni hero to New York Amo g our tH3orunent wifi bo fouud tlio most elegant llounccd Robes with figures; Rich aud olegaiu colored Silks, very cheap; Lyons' Velvet Cloaks, trimmed fu tho newest aud richest style. Cloth nml Molr Antique C'ouks; rich and cheap. All-wool Fiench Mouslin do Ijiined, new and ele gant. Lupins’ boetull-wool French do I Allies, high colors, for misses. Lupins’ best Black Bembazino nml Challeys. White Merino, Chnliey, do IaIiio aud Botnbazino. very lino. Cloths and Cassimores, a tell assortment. I’l.intiition Goods best quality, oxoccdhigly cheap. Bouskecephig articles hi great variety, best quality r.t the lowest possible prices. The limits of ufi advertisement precludes tho possibility ot' enumerating any but few leading ar ticles. We would icqieclfully request tlio attention ot purchasers to an examination ofour stock, feeling confi lcrt that style, quality and price, will prove satisfactory. GRAY BROTHERS, Plaid Raw Silks; Silk nml Wool Plaids; Clmllic, Valencia und Saxony Plaid-; French Merinoes:Coburg Hoiks; Solid Colours and Printed Mous do La in os; Sack Flannels; French Plaid Flannels; Scc.ch Plaids: Mode do Paris Plaids; Eut'd.-h, Fiench nml American Prints; O Mgimms, kc... Ac. Just received nml for sale be soptl3 _% DfAVuT A .VOUOAN. E UTIKR AND CHEESE—Just received per steam ship Florida: 10 keg3 choice Goshen Butter. 10 boxes English Dairy Cheese, lo b'jxcs ineapplo Cheese. For sale by R. H. WARSON A CO., Corner Whitaker street, and oct 0 Congress street Lane F ANCY PRINT?—One esse Fiinoy Printed < ali coos, warranted fast colours, at 0j 4 ' cents j*er e by Just received by stunner Kcoxvllte, mid tor DkWITT A MORGAN men tihcu in Liverpool, and tbe agents of the said ibeilntils, tlmt tho oaldsbip Paillument should pro- i-eit to CardiU', aud thence convoy a cargo ot rail- oul irou, uot exceeding twelve huudred tons, to Fernauuluu, Amelia Island, Florida, and debverthe ante, 0.1 being pile freight; that, at tho time ol making raid agi cement, R was represented by tbe .outs of nut ship, tlmt with Die ea!u cargo she vonl i d.uw front eighteen m nineteen fort inly; that 1 wa-further ((green, it on a rhul oil Au.e.i* I-la , It houiti liou-iCtiituiut-d, fiuui ihepdoi, that - tt.i- urn si.Uicieut water to u tuit tire cUip 1-0 ( he could get op to Fernuliainu. the Captain oul.. h.ivu lln-tight, upou having tho (act duly iinvii by a licensed pilot, lo pruceed to bt. diiry .',Geoigb, or, ii the sumo objection applied to .1 .t peri, 1’leu t«» go ioskuannah,or so near .bercto .-.ho might sulel.v get, and there deliver hot cargo; .ml the said ship arrived nil'Amelia Icluuu 011 the II mug nf Iho twi-niy-iimih id' csepteiubur, when n m i-ter of said ship icp-.i'soiited tliut she drew nineteen and ouo had tout of tvalur. aud there bring III tie bar, on tlmt nay, tell twenty lost of wuter, Cu re was amply isiUllcieuitoaduiitlhoshlp: never- un.ie-.a. tlio wind being udvoiso, tlio said ship did m l attempt to enter ; tliut, on tho following day, the wind having iu tbe meautmie coutiuuod to blow irumtho west, uud thereby gieatly reduced th* water on tiie bur, the umsler of tbo said sli p ob- tf iied 1 rom the pilnUn charge a certificate that tbe said ship drawing uieotceu and oue half foot of wutor, couUluut cross tho br.r that morning, aud immediately uud without further delay,sailed away •or Savuuuuli; that at tbo time when tho said ship so suited away, tbo weather was perfectly fair, und ha) so continued hitherto, uud tiro auchornge per- llv.tly secure, and that it istue cubtom for ships and voisols to wait a reasonable timo for ldvorabl© winds aud tide) to cross all bars, and this the more especially ut tboso ports where tho aid of sleum cannot be oblumcd; tliut there is reason to boliove that the muster of the said sh>p exaggerated her draught, uud tlmt tho same did uot exceed u tor teen feet as represented by her ugeuts at Uiu time of making Uie suhl contract; butthut, even w'lh the draught ofulueteenaml ono half feet, tbe said ship could Imvo crossed the bur on divers dayB sine* lie so sailed away, und without having been com pelled to wa«l more than a reasonable time after her first arrival; that, before tbo arrivalofthe said ship off Amelia Islaud, tbo owners tbereof, Enoch Irani A Co., of Horton, had Issued to tho master of said ship positivo orders to proceed at once to Sa- vanmili, in violation of tho said contract, und that tlio subsequent pi oceedings ofthe said master wer* merely a pretext losliioid his owners from legal responsibility for such violation ; tbuttho said mas* tor. although requested re to uo, refuses to proceed to Fui uaudlua uud defiver his said curgo. butlD3lsts on delivering tlio sumo ut Savunuuh on being paid lull freight; tliut, by reason ofthe said promises, tlio said libellants will bo subj eted lo great lass, damages uud expenses, ior wuicb they uro justly entitled to compensation from tho suid ship; and they thereinto pray that process, In duo term or luw, may issue against tho said ship Farliament, her boats, tackle, apparel uud furniture, uud that ihosu.d Court will pronouuco iu favor of tho said lihulluuis, that tho muster of said ship shall doliver tho said cargo to them, free uud dlscborgod from ull claim for freight ter tho transportation thereof, or Iu default thcreUi', that tho said ship muy be couilcmucd lu sucbumouut ol'damages as the Court limy decree the said libellants have snstulued, aud or such other rud further relief as to right and jus tice may upper! ilu aud tho Court is competent t* give in tbo premises. Aud whereas, tho Honorable John C. Nicoll, the judge of tlio said Court, bus ordered and directed tho eleventh day of November next, ter all pursons in gcucral, who have or pretend to huve any riant, utlo or Interest iu tho suid ship Parliament, her buuts, tackle, upp-rel and furniture, to bo cited at the premises, to appear before tho Judge of said Di-tricl Court, ut tho United States Court Room, in the city or Savannah, at cloven o’olock In the fore noon of said cay. there to show cruse, if any they have, why judgine t should uot puss as prayed ter. You are, therefore, hereby authorized, empow ered und strictly enjoined, peremptorily to cito all pursons whomsoever, having or pretending to have any right, Dtlo or interest iu thu said ship Pallia- mout, her bouts, tacklo, apparel and furniture, by ull lawful ways and means, whoroby this monition may be made public, to bo aud appear at tbe Ume and place aforesaid, before the Judge aforesaid, and to attend upou every session aud sessions of said Court to b j h-.-ld then and from thence, until * definitive decree shall bo promulgated in tbe premi ses, il' any of them shall think lit to do bo, to bear, abide by and perform all and singular that may be decreed iu tbo premises, under pain of tbe law and contempt thereof. *nd whatsoever you shall do iu tho premises you shall duly certify to tbo Judge al'oresuid, at tho lime and place aforesaid, together with these presents. Wituess tho Honorable:John C. Nicoll, Judge 0 '.ho said Court, this eighth day of October, in tb* ynurol our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and fitiy -six. HARDEN A LAWTON, Procters lor Libeilauia. M olasses, bacon ac.— ZOO bbls New Orleans Molasses loo “ Barbadous uud Cuba Molasses fiOhiuls Cuba <• 75 “ Ribbed ami Clear Sides 25 Tierces choice Hams 10 bbls Mess Pork, in store and for sale by HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON A CO. aug 23 JpOR'l AND MADEIRA WIN Ho.— 10 casks Fort Wine. 5 do Madeira do. 15 do Tcnnorilfe uo. Just received and for snlo by SCRANTON, A JOHNSTON A Co. nug 21. T H CO-PARTNERSHIP IvOTICKT K nndun-igiieii barpthia day termed a fo-part norstdp in the Buck. £alo and Livery F'fob'c ndor the name an <1 sty loot Freeman. IRnderanu AGO. A.FRK’MAN, J. M. HENDERSON. D.S.HEVDERS N. Savannah, Sept. 1,1860. bept 1—lm All persons Interested iu the foregoing monition are required to take due notlco thereof. DANIEL H. STEWART, U, S. Marshal. October 8th, I860.oct to—lm BOOTS AND SHOES. THE subscriber baa opened A a BOOT and SHOE STOKE at ■ Non. 71 and 162 GIBBONS* M BUILDING, next door to tbo < Uanuig .«•*» t George S. Nichols At’o., and so licits thu patrouage ot his friends and tbe public in general M. J. BUCKNER, oct 7-ly W.^,1 CARY’S DAOUEREOTVFE , 4MBRO type, and Ptuilii^Taphy, ,5 P. M. CABY W OULD rMpectfulIj (five notice tbit hie rooms are now open for tbe season, and rea dy ror tho reception of visitors. By the .uniwm-n. proens. iwnous may uow bin tbolr children’- itiftnres taken, u- 4)010-1 in- i- Uoti the) maoth«NMe. in from i i« ».. 5t r .,- Hvtho .. ,; IH *». C’»nb'*ir.«» t-r*- • .... . . _ cnlv^uw w die. oc*8b . ... J--*