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SAVANNAH, GA.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1856.
JOURNAL
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T!U»tl*ON ft WITIHNUTOS, AVroi.
>svitiiu.th uly 1,1860.
SATURDAY, Ttvo O'clock P, M.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Pbwsv’lvawa Elkotion.—Oct. 17.—Later
iud more reliable returns received to day iudi.
cite that Pennsylvania has given from lour to
mx thousand Democratic minority.
The Black Republicans have nominated no
electoral ticket.
(2nd despatch.)
Biltiraoro, Oct 17.—Tho Democratic Ceil*
dal Committee lfrofean to have returns from ull
the State, showing a majority of three thou-
uud for tho Democrats, the election of 15 Dem
ocratic Congressmen, and a minority of the
Legislature.
Indiana Election.
Indianapolis, Oct. 17.—Returns are in from
75 counties of this State, which show Willard
five thousand ahead of the Black Republican
candidate for Governor, and a Democratic gain
ol four Congressmen.
lloRsKs and Mules.—All persons interested
in this description of stock are referred to the
advertisement of Messrs. A. Thomas ft Co., in
another column. The sale takes placo on Tues-
day next.
(ieokoia Brogans.-1Mr. Buckner offers fur
salt* Georgia brogans. Encourngo home indus
try i*y giv nu him a call, ut 71 and 152 Gibbon’s
Wilding.
Ifcv. S. G. iLi.iioli, late of Milledgovil le, wil
preach iu tho first Baptist Church to-morrow,
services to commence at 10$ o'clock A. M., and
South CarolTii'a Etr ctlon.
Hou.W.P. Miles has been elected to Con
gress front the Charleston District, bcatiug
Messrs. Gadsden and Canning ham. W. 1).
Porter U Senator, aud tho following geutlemen
are Representatives from Charleston :
J. Chas. Blum,
A Gtntglnn In ICniiaitN.
pAltIKN, Oi l, Hi, 18611.
Messrs. Editor* :
Tim following letter front a brother in Kan
sas is ut your .disposal.. ,A few para
graphs of a private character, at thu otoso, uni
omitted. Itespectftdly,
Bkitiuuh.
Atuiiison, Hept 25,185(1.
I rereived your letter some time ago.
but hudjiot time to auswer it. I was some
eighty miles from home—one of the young men
came out and .brought it to mo. 1 have just re
turned from a campaign of live weeks. I have
seen rcul hard times tills trip. We were out
for live weeks and had no tents, slept every
night on the grass, rein or clear. I have slept
in water as sound as if were on a feather bed.
We Imd.somo fighting to do, hut not as much as
wo, the pro-slavery party, wished. Wo desired
to drive them out of thu Territory, but the Gov
ernor stopped us, uml said that he would drive
them cut himself.
Due hundred uud lifty men came down on
forty of us lust Sunday. Wo got into three
small log houses, and raised our Hag, with the
determination never to pull it down except we
gained the day. They llrod on us for six hours
with a six pound piece of artillery, besides tho
Bharpe's rillcs. 1 never had such feelings in
my life. Iu a small house, 10 by 15,1 expected
to be killed at every discharge of the cannon.
Fourteen hulls passed through the house, uud
about u peck or Sharpe's rilie balls came thro’
the cracks. There were ten of us iu the house
with thu (iag/umi not a man was killed—but
then not one of us cumo oil without u wound.
hud my leg foully hurt, but l am happy to
say l am doing well. I am out again. Alter a
contest of about six hours, tlufy gave it up, and
sent i u a Hug of truce ; so wo uiudo our own
terms, and they went off, leaving us in posses
sion of the place. During the wholo contest,
ouly ouu muu was killed on our side, and twen
ty on theirs.
The Governor 1ms disarmed them sinco^o
we ure again ut home.
JYO120W
lticliard Yeadon,
Joseph Johnson, jr.|
James Simons,
Thos. Y. Simons, jr>,
W. 0. DeSaussuw..
Nelson Mitchell, *
Edward McCrudy,
F. I). Richardson,
Francis Lance,
0. G. Memminger,
J. J. Lucas,
H. C. King,'
E. M. Whiting,
‘'J. J. Pope,Jr.,
J. J. McCarter,
J. Johnston Petti
grew,
R. W. Seymour.
Id St. James Pariah, Colonel Mellard (dem.)
received 272 votes—elected ^without opposi
tion.
Dr. Joseph Murray's majority for Represen
tative iu theeame Parish is 5-
St.George’s Parish elects Dr. Win. M.Shuler
Representative.
St. Mathews' elects 0. M. Dantzler without
opposition,
barnwelTdistrict.
B. H. Evans, D. H. Rice,
J.E. Tobin, J.J. Ryau.
FAIRFJELDD1STRICT.
8KNATOK.
N. A. Peay, no opposition.
KErHESBNTATIVKS.
R. B. Boylston,
W. M. Bratton,
H.U. Clark,
J. W. Cook.
11m the Bank of* France Suspended 1
A telegraphic despatch received from New
York two or three days since stated that pri
vate letters had been received by the Persia
umoiraced that thr- Bank of France hud sus
pended specie payment The financial article
of the New York News, (a valuable feature
htely added to that paper) contains the follow
tog remarks on the subject:
At the mail dates from Paris on tho 2d and
3d vf October it appears there were rumors of
Hie huipcror of Franco being about to author-
uetiie bauk to closo its doors to those who de-
taiuded specie, aud making paper a legal leu-
der. This is u desperate measure, but ono very
probable to be adopted, and which we may ex
pect to hear about by tho next mail. Indeed, a
etter Min town, addressed by the eminent
banking house of Messrs. Green ft Co., of Paris,
to their agent here, Mr. Ebeuczer Thayer, Uav-
lD if& postcript, of which the following is u
copy,
Paris, Thursday. Oct. 2.
Before closing our letter we learn the suspen
sion of specie payment by the Bank of Franco,
announced a few hours since. The effect
van to create a riso of about 2 per cent in our
funds. 1
n, T f ere , raust b® 80me error here, however, for
we London papers of tho 3d October state that
Wet reach Rentes had declined 00 centimes;
wd we learn from a letter addressed by Mr.
Merman, oi the firm of Duncan, Sherman ft
ubi or thu city, and now iu Paris, to his house
wa there was only a rumor to tills effect, and
wat there was a run on the Bauk.
Bbouldthfo step be resorted to. as probably
« will,gold will be less wonted for Europe,
wd our market would benefit from it, but
French Exchange would suffer, Wilraer ft
&uith s Liverpool Timas states that the Bank
Sf Prejce has concluded nn agreement with the
fate Mint for a .apply of till, millions of francs
» «.e franc go d pieces, to bo furnished at the
<% rate of 175,DM franca.
Your nffbctioiinte brother,
Albert.
Political Excitement In Portsmouth,
VirginIn.
MILITARY CALLED IN U8K.
There was u good deal of political cxcite-
meut iu Portsmouth, Virgiuiu, on Monday last.
It appears that u Fremont pole aud ling hutl
been erected iu tho town, which caused much
excitement, aud a meeting of tho Common
Council was called, to tuko the mutter into
consideration. Thu meeting took place Mon
day night, in tlie Town Hall, where Mr. J. 11.
Thompson, a Councilman, ottered a resolution
authorizing tiro Town Sergeant, to request tho
parties who erected tho pole to tuko it down ;
uud if the request Was not complied will), to
take it dowu himself. Several citizens were
preseut at the mcetiug, aud one of them, Mr.
J. G. Holliday, opposed the motion, and de
fended tho right of tho persons who raised the
poll to do so. He wus replied to by Mr.
Crocker. The motion was adopted. Tho Nor
folk Argus, from which wo gather the above’
facts,then says:
While Mr. Thompson was addressing the
members of the Council, lie was insulted and'
interrupted by George Butt, a ba r keeper, who
was instrumental in raising the pole. This
individual, on being culled to order by the
.Mayor, becamo.no riotous that his Honor called
! for tho police. Ah they were not present, he
ordered up a flic of a volunteer coidpany wlifoli
was drilling neur the hall. This beiug done,
an attempt wus nnido to nut out the lights, but
the rioters were stopped. They succeeded,
however, in preventing Butt from being arrest
ed, by crowding round him and rusidug out of
the hall. Before Butt had escaped, however,
some police olllcers arrived aud seized him, but
lie tore himself away, leaving a largo part of
his coat, with them. A friend of Butt’s snap
ped a pistol at u police officer, nnd retreated
The Mayor detained a portion of the volunteer
companies to guard tho city, but fortunately,
there was no use for their services, tho excite
ment dying away after a little noisy demon
stration arouud the polo. Tho next moruiug
Butt was arrested.
Tho pole was taken down yesterday accord
ing to direction, without uny further disorderly
demonstration.
llqiorttd Dim tier of Col. Babbit,
Serious apprehensions are entertained that
Colonel Babbit, the secretavv of tho Territory
of Utah, who was formerly tho detegato in
Congress from that Territory, lias been murder
ed on the plains by the Cheyenne Indians, Wu
learn from W. M. F. Magntw, just arrived ill
this city, who left the frontier eight days since,
that Cui. Babbit, whoso train lmd bueli captur
ed this sido of Fart Kearny, had gone on to
Fort Kearney after the capture of his traiii^iud
had there obtained four government mules, uud
left on the 2d September witli ouo man, iu a
light carriage, with despatches to Fort Laramie
which poiut lie had not reached on thu 14th
of September, when Mag raw’s party, with the
United States mail, left Fort Laramie for Inde
pendence. Tho party could hear or learn noth
ing relative to him. His friends in Missouri
and on the plains are of the opinions that he
and liis companions have been murdered.
Colonel Babbitt should have got through to
Fort Laramie in live or six days if nut molested.
Ono of the Sioux Indians, who had been par-
doued by tho President of the United States for
tho murder of Mugraw’s men two years ago,
and wap being escorted home to his tribe by
Captain Stewart of the army, got permission to
go on in advance of the escort. This Indian
knew that Colonel Babbitt lmd left Fort
Kearney for Lammia, mid followed the tracks
of his mules up into tho bluffs, near Ash IIol
low, until lie found evidence that Babbitt's
wagon had been destroyed; found a man’s shirt
aud other maiks going to satisfy him that Col
onel Babbitt nnd his companion had been mur
dered. Ho turned for Ills own safety nnd
crossed tho north fork of Platte river and pro
ceeded on that side to Laramie where lie re-
R nrted what lie lmd seen and his conclusion on
10 subject.
T7 mw Hi.vaivj Monday
jw. being implicated by the negro who wus
fortbe murder of her step-father, as one
Jibe persona who instigated the act. The
JJJ8 »<ly is about sixteen years of age. Her
JBtner, who is in prison on the same charge,
. thirty-five. The negro confessed that
“'killed Sheridan, after furnishing him with
,Sf. tQ ough to stnpify him, by twisting a rope
tJhU neck until his neck was broken.
Jl^.bneridan was a lady of good standing in
. coun ta wd her daughter a very uc-
oplkhed girl. Mr. Sheridan waaa youug
««)»twentynme year* of age, highly edaca-
MS W| w engaged prosecuting land claims
hi. 2. ?» wllere 116 Lecatno acquainted with
rJ JRe, then widow Wiley, and married her.
Jr.fcM’riage ho became dissipated, and it
1 iuIW 1 } 4 hi * wifo conceived the horrible
tun of taking his life.
Ajwjr in* President,—Washington,
,e n ?, w l^am frigate Wabash ar*
3Sp” Annapoiis this afternoon, with Presi-
Sroi « °. u bward * He will arrive here to-
vKtlPikV 1 1 ° ,oloclr * "heft h0 witt
ciric by the District Volunteera and a
"l)he Ho3e^i Wh ° blm to the
Killed.—On Monday night last, Thomas
A. Johnson, a member of the night police of
Petersburg, Vu., arrested Wyut Butcher, a
notorious free negro. 'J oe prisoner seized
Johnson by thu throat and commenced choking
him, when J. drew a pistol and shot him
through tho heart. The negro fell, saying “you
Imve put a hall through me.” and expired in a
few moments. The coroner’s iuquest acquitted
the officer of all blamo.
Congressional Nominations—Forgeries.
Boston, Oct. 14.— 1 The Democratic Congression
al Convention of tho Fourth District m-.t Inst
evening, nnd uimnimouslysnomiuated the lion.
Rufus Choate as their candidate.
It 1 doubtful whether bo will accept it
This is tho district now represented by Mr
Corning, a Republican, who 1ms been renomi
nated.
No less than nino forged checks for sums
varying from $3,000 down to $700, were otter
ed at the hanks in this city yesterday, and only
one for $700 on tho Atfos Bank was paid, to
which the name of C. W. Forbush was forg
ed. The bold operator in every instanco es
caped.
Destructive Fire at York, Pa,—York,
Oct 14, 10 P. M.—A tremendous fire is raging
here, having broken out in a barn, nnd there
being a strong North East wind. It spread to
such an extent us to destroy about u dozen
barns and five or .six houses. Tho Laurel en
gine house is also destroyed. Tho extent of.
tho loss, or the origin of tho lire, cantjut as
yet be determined.
Chnrloitlon Hoard of Health.
" .,T Ofi’JCS Board of Health,)
Thursday. Night, 0 o’clock, j
The Board of Health Report two deaths
f rom Yellow Tever for" tlie pipit, twenty four
hounL ,. “
; ^ J. L. DAWSON, M.D. 0. R.
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• OJ & XIITSXUOI. t^OTVilW.
liniiurtnnt Uacum.nt.
ItUBHIAK i)ll*l,OUM8CIIIOIILAIt.
■i P* « iHi K oiroulur, adilrcwwil l,y
I’rliicu tliirlHu iiikiiB' to tho dliiloiuutlo ogoiitnuf
uiisHiH nt turelj.il Utiiitu, ill which uni vxiihiln-
td till) jiriiioijiioH wlliull actimte the Cabinet or
Hfiri In regal'd to tho oeohiration ol'
Hie IJiillonio terrllory hy tho Anglo.b’ranoh
loirosj and also aa ros|maa thu tlirealeiied in-
torvealioli at Naiilcs, against whlolitlioUiowlitii
govoi'iimoiit Iimtmts, III tlie iiahio ol' tho rlglita
ami iudo|ioudoiioo otgoyornmonhi. The I'olTow.
log Is the text ol this liiiiiiirtuul dooument. It
Iiimlx ditto, Museum, Boot. 7:
Tho treaty signed at Vurls oil the noth March,
iu lamias[ till Olid to » straggle, tho immortiona
ol whir.h threatened toexteud still larthor, and
the Until Issue ol' which was beyond human cal
culations, has re-established luternatlonal relu-
llouslu hurope. Tho powers who had coales -
ecd against us laid taken ustheir motto, respect
lor the right and indopeuduncu of governments.
We do nut pretend to cuter into a historical ex
animation of this queNtiou,nor is it our iuteu-
tion to raise a sterile discussion, hut merely to
arriveutthe pmclloulapplication oftliewime
priuetplua which the great powers of Europe
tiiciusclves proclaimed.
Wo do not do uuy of tliose powers tho Inlus-
t ce to suppose, now that tho struggle is over,
that ouch ouc considers itself authorized to fol
low a line of conduct suited to its particular in
terests. On the contrary, wo feel convinced
that all tlie powers Imve tlie sine* re iuteutions
to act according to tlie principles they at first
professed. Taking this for granted, we must
suppose that it is the intciiticm of all thu powers
who took part iu tho late war; as it is that of the
Emperor, our august master, to umfce the geu-
crul jiuace tho starting point oftiie re-establish*
Went of rein ions based on a respect for tlie
right and independence of governments. Has
this hope been realized 7 Are tne internation
al relations uslablhhed?
Without entering into a detail of some se
condary-questions, we aro compelled to state,
with regret, that there are two countries form
ing part oi tlie European family where in oue
a regular state of tilings does not yet exist, uud
in tlie other it is threatened to be compromised.
We allullo to Greece aud to the Kiugdom of
Nuplcs. Thq occupation ol'. thu HUIeulo terri
tory by a foreign force, against the will of the
sovereign and tho feelings of the nation, is now
without uny reason. Political motives might,
to a certain point, explain the violence done to
the sovereign of tho couutry, aud necessities of
war might bo alleged aa a reason for such a
com- u ; but now wheu neither of these causes
uuy longer exist, it appears to us impossible to
justify at the tribunal of equity, the continued
presence of a foreign force uu the soil of Greece.
Tims, tlie first words pronounced by ouruugust
master, when tho re-establishment of peace has
enabled tlie Emperor to raise his voice, were
clear and precise. We have never dissembled
our opiuiou in the cuuucils of tlie cabinets, and
we shall continue that course.
We consider it our duty, however, to add that
although tho results Imve not fully answered
our expectations, we retain u hope that we
shall not retuaiu isolated on a ground where
right and justice arc evidently in favor of the
cause which wo support.
As to tho Kiudom of Naples, if tlie question
is not to find a remedy, it appears to as that it
is tiiuo to seek u menus of prevention. The
King of Naples is tho object of a pressure,
not because his Majesty may have transgressed
any ono ' of the engagements imposed on him
by treaties with foreign courts, but because, in
the cxerfcise or his iucontestiblo rights of sover
eignty, ho governs his subjects as lie thinks
proper. , •:
We can understand that, in consequence of a
friendly predisposition, ouo government might
oiler to auotiier advice inspired by kind inter-
est/ahd that this advice might even ussume the
character of exhortation, but wo think that
that is tiie extreme limit, at which it ought to
letup. Less than ever is it now permitted in
Europe to forget that Sovereigns are equals
aiming tliemsclv s; and that it is not extent
of territory, but tho sanctity of the rights of
each, which regulates tho relations which ex
ist betweeu them. To wish to obtaiu from the
King of .Naples concessions as to the internal
regime of his States, by threatening demon-
strutbus, is to wish to govern iu his place, and
to proclaim tlie right of the strong over the
weak. .
It is needless for us to point out to you tho
opinion expressed by oui august master on
such pret unions. His Majesty entertains a hope
that they will not be put in practice; Bund he
is tlie more strongly Imbued with this hope,
us it is also tlie doctrine which the states where
tho principles of political liberty aro tlie more
fully developed, have ulways advanced. It is,
in tact, their profession of faith.
You will be careful .whenever tho two ques
tions above alluded to are started at tho pluce
of your residence, to allow of no doubt beiug
entertained as to tho opinion of our uugust
master on tlie subject. This fraukucs uatural
iy proceeds from tlie system which the Em
peror 1ms adopted from the moment he ascend
ed the throne, nnd this system is uot unknown
to vou.' :
The Emperor wishes to livo in good hurmony
with all governments, and his majesty thinks
tiiut the best means of attaining that object is
uot to conceal his right. The tuisenu of those
who, for long years have supported with us tho
principles to which Europe owes more than a
quarter ot a century of pcuce no longer exists
iu its ancient integrity. Thu will of our august
master is foreign to tills result. Clrcumstauccs
have restored to us our full liberty of action.
Tho Emperor has decided to devote by prefer
ence all Jiis solicitude to tho welfare or ids sub
jects, und to concentrate on the development of
the international resources of - the country an
activity w hich will not bo diverted by things
abroad, unless wheu the positive interests of
Russia shall absolutely demand it.
Russia la reproached with isolotiug herself,
aud keeping silout in prcseucoof facts which
do not accord with either law or equity, and it
is said that Russia sulks. Russia does uot sulk
—she meditates. As to tlie silence of which
wo aro accused, wo may call to mind that a
short time ago an artificial agitation was organ
ized against us, because our voice was heard
whenever we thought it necessary to support
right. This action, tutelary for many Govern
ments, and from which Russia herself derives
1*0 benefit, lias bucu laid hold of to accuse us of
tending to I know not what universal domina
tion. We cun shelter our sileuce under the im
pression of this souvenir. We do not, however,
think tiiut such is tho attitude which belongs to
a power to which Providenco has assigned tho
position which Russia occupies in Europe.
Tho despatch proves to you that our august
master does uot coniine himsolf to this charac
ter wheu he thinks it ishisduty tomukokuowu
his opiuiou. It will be the same whenever the
vuicc of Russia may bo useful to the cause of
right, or wheu it will not bo for the dignity of
the Emperor to let the world remain iu igno
rance of his own views and opinions. As to
tho employment of our material forces, tho
Emperor reserves to himself his free judgment.
The policy of our august ujaster is a nation
al one; it is uot egotisticul; and if his Majesty
makes tlie interest of bis people paarainount,
lie docs not admit that the advancement of
those interests can excuse the violation of the
rights of others. You are authorized, ftc,
UOKTSOHAEOfF.
Effect of tub Persia's News at New
York.—The New York Journal of Commerce
ot Tuesday evening says :
The commercial news by the P«rsia is con
sidered less favorable; the Bank of England
has anticipated its usual session; and advfluced
the tniuimum rate of interest from 4$ to 5 per
cont., at a special meeting held for this par-
nose. Cotton had advanced during tho week
•Kid per lb., but this was nearly lost after the
announcement of the hank meeting, although
tlie market closed firmly at the quotations
Niagara. Breadstuff’s hud shown somo
provcuient during the week for nearly, all de
scriptions, but there was little buoyancy at tho
close, and the final quotations show bat little
change, although tuo market was nominally
£d higher on wheat, Is. on flour, and fid. on
Indian corn.
The N. Y. News soya :
Tho touor of the foreigu commercial has
occupied the attention of tho street, and on
thb whole is interpreted os favorable to Ameri
can interests. Tho Increasing demand for
our cenil produco at ordinary prices, and an
demaiid for our Cotton forms tho ground work
of this approbation, although this market
for our Stocks atid Bonds is deolining and
contracting considerably from the stringent
stato of the Monoy markets of Earope, and the
confusion arising out of tho Eastern domand
(oFsilvir which' withdraws It from tho conti
nent, where it is the; billy legal ■ tender. The
posed ore twofold, making gold a
impended specie payments by the
i. Hamburg is talking of adopt-
ItijHhd first* and Franco of ^adopting the last
foamed remedy.
l-tyfs 1 .53!* J Win* ■' *
An Atlmiin Cltfien.ln Lack.
Ono qiiArtar ortho capital prise or $50,000 in tbo
ttoatheru Military Academy Lottery, Cltw H, which
wm drawn on tho 10th Inst., was drawn by a oitl-
son or this plui o, on a quarter ticket .ooHtlog him
only $2 60—a pretty good Investment, we tbluk,
aud a much more profitable one Miau any upends-
lion iu col ton or elocU.'U bets Uml wu have beard
oi' liiloly.
Wo stopped into Swan it 0o.’a office, iu ibis city,
yoHordny, and saw thofortunato individual, Mi-. U.
Ling ford, puss over hie ticket, and pock t the mug
little sum of 12,600; Mr. Langford has boouuulll
sen id' Atlanta tor a uuiubor of years, » poor, but
honest uiut iudiwtrlous man, aud wu are really glad
Grat ill* gift nf fortuuo has, iu this inHtatwo, been
•o happily bestowed.
We also learn tlmt, in tho same Lottery, a quar
ter or Uni prlsoor $20,000 was sold byTdr. J. M.
Resell, of Wi tuiupkn. Alabama, to Mr. Tilnmu
Leake, a well known cillseu or tbat p ure. <incur
thu ramo amount in Columbia, Fnuth Curoliuujuml
one of $10,000 Iu Dayton, Alabama; and oue of
$lo,000 iu LalJrauKo, Georgia.
Swuu ft Co. are certainly treullug the public to
some splendid prises, aud tho’gratification of
successful operator la very much enhancod, by ibo
prompt aud cot-rtoou* manner with which they
cadi their prises. We recoramond with pleasure,
these favorite Lotterioj to Abuse Inclined to Invest
in this way,— Atlanta InielUgtnur.
9Iu. Vanderbilt,
NO. 186 SUFFOLK STREET,'.SAYS OF DR
M’LANE'S" , CELEBRATED LIVER.PILLS.
Being unwell, and uni knowing. Whether it pro
•ceded from derangement of-tho liver or merely
hysterics, 1 wns persuaded to purchase a box of
Hr. *M'lane’s Celebrated l.lver Tills, prepared by
Fleming Bros.. Pittsburgh, aud before I had used
them ull, was entirely rolioved. lamuow enjoy
ing perfect health, and cbnoi Hilly recommend Dr.
M’Luno's Celebrated Liver. Pills to all similarly
ullliuteU
Now York, March 25,1862.
03" Purchasers will bo carotol to ask tor Dr.
MTsmo's.Celebrated Liver Pills,^manufactured by
Fleming Hroe., of Pitt-.burg, Pa. There ore other
Pills’purpoitiug to bo Liver Pills, now before tho
public. Dr. M’Lano’8 genuine Liver Pills, also his
coiobratod Vermlfoge, cau uow bo had at all res-
peotablo Drug Stores.
Nonu.gcuulne without the slgnature.of
QCtl4(10)FLEMING BROS.
YVAVl’KD.
A OIK) I) COOK, Washer and If oner for as
fondly. Enquire at 156 Broughton Mreeimll
not 17 dUt.
Olllco Charleston and Bar. n. R Co.)
OOfOWKlO, IWi'l J
T HE Seventh Itibtuluieot of FIVE DO L\ It * 'Kit
SHARK ON THE STOCK subscribe.* to tho
Charleston and Suvanuah Railroad, wl I he duo on
Monday, llio 10th of November. Paymeut to bo
inado to the Treasurer, at tho aflloo or tho Com|>uuy
in charleston.
The Savannah subscribers will please pay to A.
I’ORTKR, tiaq, President of the Bauk ol the Hutto
nf Georgia, Havanuuh.
Ty order orthaProsidout.
0. F. HANCKRL, Treasurer,
WANTED,
A PLAIN C'lOK, WASH Kit nnd Ironor enquire
itt 174 Btoughtou street, up stairs.
o»:t 17
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PAUTNEHSH1P
T HE FIRM under Gto name nf JACKSON ft
MoMCitoLSiR dissolved this day by mutual
cmiHont. Mr. Jackson will collect all the debts due
tho concent. R. JACKSON,
oet 15 S THOS. McNTOHOUS
FOR BALE
A GOOD Traveller undor Saddle °riu
kBuggy, together with now Ladies' 8Mo
‘SADDLE, BUGGY and HARNESS. W»»
j-—j- -)*>e “old cheap, tho owner haring no
further use lor her. For particulars apply at this
office. 8 octl6
NOVEL SCHEME!!
CAPITAL PH1ZB
• 40, 0 00
3,SSll l'RIZK8-i.mvjfaT i'KIZIi $40.
More than One Prise to every Ten
Tickets I
PRIZES GUARANI EKDI
C andles, starch, soap, fto:-
r * —mi
oignle’s Family nn
; 60 boxes rpermand Patent rperm Cuudles
66<i biixos and hairbnxoe Pearl Starnh
150 -• Colgate's No. lHoan
6i> «- Bcadol, Smith ft Coign
Pale Soap
200 “ Adumantino andTullow Caudles
60 •• I1i.es an i Pipe Heads.
In store and for sale by
net 2 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON ft CO.
T OBAa-O, TEA, TWINE-
60 boxes choice brands Tobaoc*
26 cliesto Conger Oblong Tea
26 half chests choico Greou Tea
26 bales Wrapping Twine
iud for sale by
McJ
Received nud tor»
sept28
[cM A HON ft DOYLE.
e oilN—1200 bushels prime Beach Island Corn,
Just received nnd for salo by
sept 11* WKBHTER ft PALMES.
E'
01*K—I«M1 Colls Rope tor solo, to arrive by sclir
JnlU A. Rich
•Hit 16 IjOCKHTW ftSmUNGS.
W
•>
H
lllsKEV—B7 barrels Whl-koy for sale, to ar
rive by snbr Julia A. Rich,
not 16 LOOKEVT ftSNKLUNGB.
AVI Corn end lard, in More and tor sale by
oct 16 l/K’ivETIT HN El,LINOS.
Connneraol intelligence.
Export*.
New York—Steamship Auguste—421 bales up
land eoUon, 11 do sea Island, 88 casks rlco, 86 bales
domestics, 87 pkgs sundries.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-Cotton—With an In-
creased supply offoring tho market has worn a
rathor heavy appcaranco to day, and prices have
fallen off a little tor the Middling and lowor grades.
Thu sales are about 4500 bates. We modify our
quotations as follows—
Inferior 8 (3) 8>f I Middling...,UX012H
Ordinary 1) © 9% GoodMld'ng 12#©12k
Good Ord 10X© 111 Mid’g Fair... -©18
Low 3|id....ll^©ll^ | Fair —©13*
8TATKMKNT OK COTTOX.
Stock on hand 1st September, 1865 bales 7,198
Arrived since 166,614
Arrived today 2,016
Total 176,828
Exported to date 48,288
Exported to-day 189—48-468
stock on hand and on shipboard not clear
ed • 127,860
Sugar—There has boeu a good demand, and the
sales embrace 160 hhds. at full prices.
Molasses—Tho transactions to-day comprisu 188
bbls. sugar house (Leighton) at6Do.. somuru-salos
of thu same at 61o&2, und 800 refinery (inotudiug
100 Orleans,) at 62o. ^ gallon>,
Por'c—Wo notico a sale or 180 bbls.. Moss at $21
50 ft bb\. with rotaU transa-Aions generally at tbo
Bamo rate.
Baeou—Tbo sales comprise 20 casks clear Sides at
8>a0, 78in poor order, at—, audio tioreos fancy
Hums at 14c. $ lb. Prime Hides still retailing at
W & 9>«o.. aud Shoulders ut 8)i a 8J£c it lb.
Uud—Nothing orauy moment done.
Whiskey—Tho sulos comprise 16'J bbls Rectified
at 13 a 84c., iud 250 Raw at tho advauued rate of
86o it tallou.
Rico—Dull, and now cron offerlug, to urrive, at
M 'Bib.
Colleo—Sales 200 bags Rio at 10^u, and 69 at lie
Bagging—Wo notice sales of 76 bales India at 16a
10c 11 yurd.
Freights- -Ships on tho berth tilling up at )£d for
Cotton to Liverpool, aud le. to Havre.
J-xchauges—The market Is firmer without any
quotublo alteration In Ibo rates. We stilt quote :
Loudou, [clear bills] .8a8>^and 8?{ per cent. prom.
Purls A .2334 « &-28K P«f dollar.
Now York 60 days \\ a 2)4 por cent. disc.
Now York Sight,... ),a?4 percout. dtscouutto par.
COLUMBIA, Cut. 10.—Cotton—Uur market has
been dull for two days with a slight dccliuo. Prin
cipal Rales Hull <4c. A Urst rate nrllolo would
cumnmud 12 cents.
ATl.ANTA, Oot. l*.—Cotton--Continues firm
from 10>4 to 11 % cts Principal sales, 1 %. conts.st
WEEKLY REVHSWOF THE HAVANA
HAVANA, Oct. 11.—The nows from Europe and
the .Uuitod States has created anlmatlou iu tho
markot, more business has been done In Sugar the
past week than in tho last two months. Tho arrival
of sovoral vessels has facilitated the oxporta ion of
produce, but not as much as was expected. The
priuelpal sales of thowuokhas beau or wet sugar.
Tho receipts of produco from tho iuteriur has been
very small. The stock or sugar on hand In this
city Is 170.000 halos and In Matonzis 24,060 boxes.
Lumber.—The scarcity ol arrivals tho past week
has diminished, tho stock und more particularly of
tho good qualities.
Rice—Durlrg tho wcok there has been several
urrlv.ib about 640 tierces and 1646 sacks tmvo been
received. Thoqccountsortho largocrophaslowored
tho'prlco; 76 tierces of American Rico received by
thu brig New Era, from Philadelphia baa sold at
13*4 rials per arole, 63 tierces of the cargo orsebr
Aid front Charleston was sold at tho samo price and
630 sacka received by the ship Stantor from Now
York was sold at 12J4 rials,
Havana quotations ofSugar.—-Whito—Inferior to
regular, 13 a 14 viuls, good to superior 13 a 15 rials.
Rotinud It) rials.
Whito—Brand Do Dorasno Y. Kollioux, inferior
to regular 13 u 14 rials. Good to superior 10 a 17
rials, goed to superior 9\ a 10)4 rials.
Crushed—Inferior to regular 10)4 to 11 rials; good
11) 4 to 11)4 rials, superior 12 a 12)4 rials, refined
12) 4 * l 1 nal®.’ ~
Muscovado sugar nominal.
[ACTIIOKIZKD liv TfIK STATK OK OKOKUU.]
FORT RAUVES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CU8- 20
To bo drawn in the city of Atlanta, Ga., iu public, on
FRIDAY, October 24, I860, on tho plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS III
y JW" Purchasers In buying 10 Wholo TicketB,
(when tho numbers cud In 1, 2,3, 4,6, G, 7, 8, 9.
0 ) are guaranteed a Prize oi $40—Halves and
Quarters in proportion.
SAMUEL SWAN ft CO., Managers.
30,000 T1 cketi—a^M^CTPr 1 zos.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$2 0 4,0 0 0!!
Will be distributed according to the following
original scheme t
140,000 is $40,000
12,000 is 12,000
6,000 is 6,000
2,000 is 2,000
1,000 is 1,000
1,0001s 1,000
200 arc 2,000
100 are 10,000
.... 70 are 7,000
AKPROXIXATIOX PRIZES.
4 prizes of 160 app’g to $40,000 prizapwe 00C
1 prize or $40,000 Is.
1 •*
1 “
1 “
1 “
1 «
10 prlzus of
ioo “ or
ioo «
| 1 RATES—GRATK-s—'Tito finest lot of Grates over
\T offered inSavumiuh can b * found at
KENNEDY ft UEAOH’8,
Stove uml House Furnishing Establishment,
llodgBon’s Block,
oct 16 curlier Bull und Broughton st*.
\T KW Raisins and Figs—10 boxo3 of now Raisins
iJl and 60 boxes of choice Figs, received per
steamer Augusta, nnd tor sale by
cot 16 J
~Cll >NE’S
M1ITALLC
IBWBiHABa ®£!§'%LW?<
T lUSisanowly iuvculed RUKIAL CASK, fash
ioned to accord with the feelings of the be.
reave i, and yot retaining nil the requisites of an
appropriate receptacle tor the deoil. There is no
reason why such a receptacle should he made to
create by Us appearance disagreeable sonsatlnns.
It is onougli tlmt wo should bo bereaved, and whut*
over tends to softou or muko lees keen tho imlgnnn-
cyofour grief, commends itself to our considera
tion. Bo much that is repulsive has been discarded
in tho arrangement and shupo of the above Case,
UmUta name, the CASKET BURIAL CAS' , is nn
involuntary suggestion, and 1 do not hesituto to
aver that there has uever been tn use auv tiling so
entirely chaste, appropriate sud convenient as this
invention
Tho Cuso permits a view of thu entire body after
it is enclosed, tho wholo too being composed of
beautiful thick French Plate Glass .sufficiently strong
to resist any intornal or external pressure, is per
fectly air tight, composed of metal highly nrim-
meulod. and will last for uges.
Saraplos of the Casket may bo soon at tho nffioo of
Mossrs. CRANE, WELLS ft CD., 82 Buy street, tu-
v&nnah.
P. S. Persons desirous of purchasing thu exclu
sive right for the sale nr tho Casket in thu following
Statos, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and North
Carolina, will please apply by loiter or in parson to
WILLIAM B. PHILLIPS ft 00.,
owners of Patent, taro or
CRANE, WELLS ft CO.,
* Savannah, Georgia.
N B. Rights to ono or more counties will bo sold
also. oct 1-U«jg(r
126 “ 12,000 prizo.are
100 “ 6,000 prize, aro 400
78 “ 2,000 prize, are 800
60 «• 1,000 prlzo, are 400
46 “ 200 prize, are 1,800
40 are 120,000
3,280 prizes amounting to $204,000
Whole Tickets $10—Halves $5.00—Quarters $2.60.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
IThe numbers from 1 to 30.000, corresponding
with those numbers on tho Tickets printed on sep
arate slips or paper, aro encircled with BmaU tin
tubes, aud placed in one wheel.
Tim first 216 Prizes, similarly printed and en
circled, are placed in another wheel. Tho wheels
are then revolved, und a Number Is drawn from
the wheel of Numbers, and at tho samo timo a
Prlzo Is drawufrom tho otlior wheel. The number
and Prizes drawn out are opened and exhibited to
the uudionco, and registered by tbo Commissioners,
tho Prlzo being placed against the numbordruwu.
This operation is repoatod until all y the Prizes are
drawn out.
Approximation Prizes,—The two preceding aud
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first in Prizes will bo ontltludto tho 64 Approxi
mation PrlzcB, according to tho tichomo.
$3,000 .PrlzoB of $40,000 will ho determined by
the last figure ortho numbor that draws tho $40,000
Prize. For example, if tbo number drawing tho
$40,060 Prizo ends with No. 1, then all tho Tickets
where the number cuds In 1 will bo entitled to $40.
If the Numbor ends with No. 2, then all tlie Tickets
where thu number ends Iu 2 will bo ontitlo4 to $40,
and so ou to o.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Aa, by this Scheme, ono Ticket lu every 10 Is
guaranteed to draw $40. we will soli Certificates ol
Packages of 10 Tickets, (where tho numbers end in
1,2,3, 4,6,6, 7, 8, 9. 0,) at tlie following rates,
which is tho risk ou them.
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed
accrues to the purchaser.
Certiflces of I'ockagoof 10 Whole Tickets $60
“ “ 10 Half. “ 30
“ *• 10 Quarter “ 16
It will be perceived, by tills plan, that for $60 tbo
inrchoser has a Certificate of 10 Tickets, when il
io buys Tickets ho would only got tor that sum 6
Wholes, thus by buying Cerdflcatos lie bus four
more chances lor larger Prizes—Halves and Quar
ter Packages in proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Eucio.-o tho monoy to our address for Die Tickets
ordered, on reeelptof which tlioy will beforwurded
by first mall.
Tho drawu numbers will be forwarded to pur
chasers immediately after thu drawing.
03" Purchasers will please writo tholr signatures
plain, aud give their Post Olllco, County and State.
Remember that ovory prizo Is drawn, and paya
ble without doduettou.
All prizes of $1,000, and undor, paid immediately
after thu drawing—other prizes at the usual timo of
thirty days, full without deduction.
03“ All communications strictly confidential.
Prize tickets casbod or reuewod in other tickets
at eitbor office.
Order* for tickets or certificates can be addressed
oltlier to
S. SWAN ft CO., Atlanta, Ga., or
sept30 H. i'VAN, Montgomery, Ala
KENNEDY & BEACH,
No. 109 Broughton Street,
(Hodgson’B now, block corner of Dull.)
SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.
PLUMBING.
P LUMBING, in all its vorious branches, at
tended to at tho shortest notice, aud in superior
style. Also, may bo found Shower Batits, Galvaniz
ed Iron. Tin and Leaded Bath Tubs; Coppor Boilers,
Patent Pan Water Closets, Load Pipes, Sheet Lead,
BraBS and Plated Cookz, Farco Pumps, India Rubber
Hoho. For sale at the Houso Furnish Store, No. 166
Broughton-streot.
iar!9
JpUTNAM’rf MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER, received
_ by
sept 60
J. B. CUBBEDGE, Agent,
Marshall House Building.
OQLETHOPE MEDICAL COLLEQE
AT
SAVANNAH GEORGIA.
T HE Regular Course orLocturos in tho abovo In
stitution, will cmnmenco on the First Monday
In Novombcr noxt. Tho Faculty is constituted r.s
follows, viz.
H. L. BYRD, M. D.,Trof. Principles and Practice
of Medicine.
HOLMES STEELE, M. D., Prof. Obatrica and dU-
ases of Women and children.
WESLEY C. NORWOOD, M. D., Prof. Materia
Hcdlcu, and Medical Jurisprudence.
THOMAS H. OHIVERS, M. D., Frof. Physiology
and Pathology.
JAMES s. MOREL, M. D., Prof. Anatomy.
J. W. BENSON, M. D., Prof. Principles uud
Practice or Surgery.
LAWRENCE J. ROBERT, M D. f Prof. Medical
Chemistry.
WILLIAM T. FEAY, M. D. f Emeritus, Prof, ol
Chomistry,
E. J. OLIVEKOS, M. D„ Demonstrator of Ana-
tomy.
Fees, for tho full course, $lu5 Mutriculatinii
$6, Demonstrator $10, Graduation $3U.
E'er further information, address
H. L. BYRD, M. D. Dean,
sept 17 . 2mwtw .
rvOMDSTIO LIQUORS—
u •.— • •
260 barrels Ohio Rectified Whiskey,
I tie do Pikes Magnolia do.
120 do K. Phelps’s Gin.
26 do Conn, lilver P. ft II. Rye Gin.
20 do Brandy.
35 quar and eighth casks Twlgg Hoop’d 4lh pr.
20 do do Mogonolia Wine.
76 bnrrels Ohio Mouongaliola Whiskey.
“* do Gibsous Mountain «lo.
do Ben Uusseils Neuter do.
do Gibsous old Family Nectar Whiskey
do White Rectified do.
do Old Kentucky Bourbon do.
do and puncheons Georgia Poach Brand
do Virginia Apple do.
Iu store und for sale by
sup 18
I 1 1 ] 1) A’ HO L 1..
' ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BRUNSWICK, GA.
Will practico iu the Brunswick dreuiu-oompri*-
lug the following Counties :
Glynn, Wayne, Camden, Ware. Apppllbg,
Clinch, Coffee und Charlton.
JOHN B. MILLER. - L. C. 1(01 A.
aug 3 ly
DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
nii«l Foreign nnd Domestic Fruit,
airnnr ItrouyhUm and WhUakcr-iU. .
rewu aud country -sup plied with clielcn goods at
moderate prices. All orders promptly attended
to. uud satlKlhctlon always guaranteed, *pl6
^OHinom&TO;
WB0LB8AL8 AND RETAIL DEALER IN
WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW HASH AND PANE
DOORS. *
West side Monumout Square, Savannah, Ga.
rnuyll
TBITS M» AiiLLRR • • * .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office corner Bay and Draytou streets
Jyis j
' A# H. CHAMPION.
(Successor to Champion ft Watts.)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
No. 4 Barnard st., between the Market aud Bay sL,
SAVANNAH. OA.
Dealer In Groceries, Foreign and Domestic liquors,
Dried Fruits, &c., ftc.
Reference—A. Cliampiou, Esq., Samuel Solomons,
Esq., Messrs. Rabun ft Whitehead, uud Bwllt ft Co.,
Savannah. Ga. mvD
CHAFFEli ft CO,
No.O Whltuker Street, Bavsnnnh, On»,
WHOUfrUtR AND KKTAIL DBAIJOW IN
S ASHES, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, &o White
Load, Zinc, White Linseed, Sperm, Whale, Tun-
ucrs’umi NeutafootOils, Glass. Brushes, Gold J-ettf,
Bronze, Builders’ Hardware. Nails, Marble Mantels,
*“ jo4
PATENTiCEPITCllfifis; '
J UST recoived, ONLY thirty-two days from Bal
timore by tho uow Stoumship Uno. Tin uu-
meruus enquirers wilt bo glad to learn that . .-.cv
imve finally arrived.
KENNEDY ft BEACH,
Housu-furnl-'hlug Store, Hodgson’s Now Block
ftug4
"Bavxd ci. wn.Ds,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
SPAUTA, HA.
Will practice lu the counties or Hancoak. Warren,
Washington, aud Baldwin.
Kmoueicn*—Bohn ft Foster, Rabi.u .vsmita, ao«t
E. A. Houllard. Savannah. jnit9
rTb. HILTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LA'’.
Office corner of Day and Drayton-tt*
SAVANNAH, OA.
my 11
jTmTbyhe,
COMMISSION MEROIIANT,
aug20 No. 142 Bnyjt., Savaiumh.
John v. booih,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
Will ulso give his attention to designs in Arcbltoo-
urc. Office in tlie store of John Williamson, frq.,
Bay street. my 18
DH. CHARLES H. COLDING,
OFFICE AN1) RfcdIDENCK, No. 14 LIBERTY ST.'
One door west of Drayton. tnyl
PHILIP M. IlUSgELL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
OTARY GONVEYANCKR, ACCOUNTANT AND
COPYIST.
Will oxcuto Deeds, Mortgages, l'awur ol Attorney,
Wills, Bonds, Notices and Ihking ot Interrogatories.
Office at tbo Court House, Savannah, Ga.
Court Days, Third Tuosday in such month, and
hold at tho office of Edward «. WlIsun.Esq.
Resldenco, Gaston, between Barnard aud Tattnall
street.
Any call at night, on business, will boattonded
to irn mediately. jyg5
WM. C. €0NNKI7LY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ISABXLLA, WORTH UUl'MY, OA., (KOS1 OKMCR, AUUNV.)
Will proctiso in the SouthoinUrcuil, aud iu Macon,
Dooly and Worth Counties ollhe Macon Circuit,
03" Particular attention given to tho collection ol
dolma In South-Western Georgia. Jc2—6m
P. JACOBS.
SKGAU AND TOBACCO STOllE.
No. 29, Bull utrcet,'(HlRH of tlie Big Indian.)
N. B—Keeps constantly on hand Siwulsb, Hall
Spanish, and Americau Sugars, ut wholesale and re
all. Also, Chewing Tobacco, SuufT, ftc. June 1
JAMES MuHKNIlY,
luaurance Broker and Notary Public.
Marine Protests Noted und Extended, Average
adjusted, Charter Parties und Averago Douds druwua
Papers prepared whereby to recover losbet. from
American or British Underwriters, and attention
given to ull mutters connected with shipping uud lu-
surauce, No. 118 Bay-street opposite the front ol
tho Custoiu^Hoiiso. Jy uovh
JESSE T. UERNARD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
N'ewnaiwvillo, Flu.
Reference—George .. Drown, William Doll, New
uunsville, Flu., It. It. Jlfiton, Boston ft Vlllulonga.
Savauuah, Ga. Ql y;i
C. W. MAUUV; '
. ATTORNEY AT LAW
KRANKUN, IIKAItO 00., UA.
Will attend to professional business iu the Coiu.Uos
of Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, Meri
wether aud Troup.
Reference—Hon. E. V. Hill, taGruugo, Ga.; Hon,
David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.: Colonel51. M.Tidwell,
FayettovUlo, Ga ; and Mr. Williain Dougherty, to.
lumbus, Ga.. Bcpl7-ly
VVm. BioAL LlSTKIl. ^
rft
6
40
40
10
WEBSTER &.PALMES.
Pui l oTSavuiuRh Uct«ber l8.
Arrived*
Steamship Florida, Woodhqll, Now York—Padol*
ford. Fay ft Co.
Sclir Hnow Squall, Crockott, Roekport. Mo., with
1600 bbls llmo, to Carleton ft Parsons.
Cleared.
Stoamshlp Auguita, Lyon, New York—Padolford,
Pay ft Co. '
Steamer Welaka, NoNelty, Palatkn, ftc—Claghorn
ft Cunuingbam.
Departed.
Steamor Welaka, McNelty, Palatka, ftc.
Paaaengeri*
Per uteamship Augusta, for New York—Mrs A 0
Telfair, Mrs W H Davis, Mis Saille Dayia, N F Ca
bot, G B Olenstead, Capt W Hoffords, N A Kane; D
M Clay, It W Folsin, J 4 Craue, Dr Ely, ti Barn-
well, Griggs and 6 steerage.
Agents for Ratbbone ft Kennedy, Ifonufocturord,
Albany, N. Y.
WltOUBAU AND RET AIL DEALERS IX
Stoves and Grates, Sheet Iron, Coppor. Tin Plate,
Iron. Wire, and Tlnnere’ Stock of all kinds,
Hollow Ware. Hardware, Tin Jappaned
Ware end House Furnishing
Goode generally.
Dealers in this city and tho interior, supplied with
Stoves, at lower prices than they can purchase
North and pay transportatio n. octl7—81
1856. 1856.
RICH FALL DRY GOODS.
CRAY BROTHERS
W OULD bog to inform their friends nnd tlie puh-
llo that their fall supplies of rich and elegant
IBJBW ©©©EDS
have Just arrived—purcliascd from tho moat oral-
nent Importers of tho couutry, aud selected with a
caro as regards clcgauce aud boauty, which cannot
bo appreciated until toUy examined.
Wo cau confidently say that our stock of Ricli
Dress Goods and Cloaks canuot bo surpassed for
beauty and olcganco, and tbat* our Domestic Stock
is os cheap os the like quality or goods can bo hud
from boro to Now York
Amo.g our assortment will bo found tho most
elegant ifounced ltobcs with tlgurcs;
Rlcu and elegant colored Silks, vory cheap;
Lyons’ Velvet Cloaks, trimmed in tho newest nnd
riuhest stylo.
Cloth and Xfoir Antiquo Cloaks; rich and cheap.
All-wool French Moustln do Lainos, now and ole-
gdtiL
I.nplns’ best all-wool French do lainos, high colors,
lor misses.
Lupins’ best Black Bombazine and Cballeys.
While 5!crlno, Chailey, do Loino and Bombazino,
vory fine.
Cloths and Casslmorcs, a toll assortment.
Plantation Goods best quality, exceedingly cheap.
Ilouskecepiug articles in great variety, best quality
at tbo lowest possible prices.
Tho limits of an advertisement precludes the
posslbilltyor enumerating any but few loading ar
ticles.
We would respectfully requost tbo attention ol
purchasers to an examination or our stock, reeling
confident tbat stylo, quality and price, will prove
satisfactory..
GRAY BROTHERS.
Wood and lubibecl
A LL kinds of Wood, Boards. Plank/ ,Joist,
Timber, Shingles, Light-wood, Posts i osteru
Laths and Palilngs, for solo, at wholesalo a d retail,
low for cash, on tho new wharf rev entire ected on
the LumbcrYard of Robert A. Allen &
mar 12—lyW U. J. L « JUTON
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
bidlesYitijER&Ti MoEisTiT - '
WILL ba .old by A. THOMAS
ft 00., on Tuesday, Oet. 21st.
at 11 o’olook. at Elllsr
tStables, West Broad street
pair splendid Bay Mare Mates and 2 fine Horses, all
in good order and well broke, warranted sound,
ter ms cash and sale positive. octlS
HOMAS &
itreet, sjLLU*
NOTICE.
A LL persons interested in ground rents will take
duo notice that oil loti re-entered and not
paid, tho somh will be advertisod for sale immodl-
DANIEL H. STEWART, C. M.
Oet 17—2L
NEGRO SHOES.
EORGIA made Brogans, for sale by. , „.. , ,
VX M. J. BUCKNER, I me at tbo corner of Bay and Bull streets.
oot!8 71 ft 162 Gibbons’ Building. I aug 26 A.BONAUD.
kbod ou reosouablu terms. Orders re’s-
fpecUully solicited.
ftJllS
M. WHIT SMITH.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ALLIGATOR, HAST FLORIDA.
Will practice In tbo Eastern and Boutheru Counties
Refer to—Col. 8. rt. fiibloy, and It. B. Hilton, Pa
rannali. fob2-tr
WILLIAM PHILLIPS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MARIETTA, OA.
oct26—ly
J. w. Patterson;
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Troupvlllo, l<owm1C8Conty,Ua. (:al i
0i££g' o. c A6n>liEt.1i
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MlLUnxiKVlLLX, OA.)
Practices Iaw in tho various Counties of tho Oo*
mulgoo Clreuit, and the adjoining Coutttloe ol Twlggt,
Inurens and Washington.
Refer to—.lohn Boston, H. A. Crane, and R. B
Hilton. fobl4
GEORGE A.TTGltfifONV
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND
Commissioner^ Uie U. 8. Court of Claim* foe
Offlco Corner Bayand Buflstreets.
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YONUE ft FIUERSONJ
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
KO. 94 BAT-STRUrr, SAVANNAH, OA
spr4
D. A. O’BYRNB; ~
ATTORNEY AT LAW,|
Offlco 176, Bay-st., over Turner ft Co’s. Drag Store
SAVANNAH, GA.
nov 10—ly .
8. W. BAKER,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Troupyillo, Lowndes County, Ga.
Reference—Hon. W. B. Flxxjno, Savannah, Ga.
— myll
EDWAIID G. WILSON.
MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND (
OF DEEDS.
At Mcaara. Ward ft Owens’ Iaw Office. [myll
HUNT’S IMPROVED ’REWIND MACHINES.
D ESIGNED Expressly for making Bogs—aud
which is decidedly superior to any other
maebino for that purpose. Spool or skein thread
con be used or anj desired lougth, and which will
not nood to bo ohi ifod until tbo wholo is used.
Bhg raanaufocturen train and Flour morchanta are
artlcularl i uvlted * Moll and oxamine it at 136 Con
press etreye
Mis MALFRED WEBSTER,flen. Agt.
FINflLAWTHOiv WbilkS
MACON, OEORGIA.
Tho jabicrlber, from tong cxporlonce In
WANTED,
rpHREE HUNDRED ACTIVE YOUNG HEN to at
X as local and traveling agents in a business
easy, nsotol and honorable, at a salary of $100 per
month l A capital of $5 only required l No patent
medicine or book business Full particulars givon
(free) to all who enclose a postago stamp or a three
cent piece, and address A. B. MARTYN,
sept22—wSm Plalstow, N. H.
COME ONE—COfllR ALLTl
T HAVE just received some 100 thousand good
X Spanish Scgars ortho vory best brands, also, a
lot or good German Began*, at low prices. Also, a
lot or good French and Gorman Winos. All of which
1 am destined to sell at reduced prices. I havo also
added to my present stock, a lot or the very finest
French Brandies—and I say to you one and all, now
it yoarUme, tor I am determined to make my mot- —
to, low prices, and quick sales—eo come.*ud mo flRAC TCHS-Foxo’s Crackers, afresh supply jus
M.A ., In. .AM.M in# D.m MM.I Unit .I.a.Ik * I WIA.Iv.4 nnj — .... t *
tho business, is prepared to furnish Stoam
^LSEagiuos, Boilers, Circular, Single and Gang
Wr Saw Mil) Machlnory, Grist and Merchant
Mills, Sugar Mills, Gin Gearing, aud Castings in gen
eral. The Saw Frames, wbother tor upright or cir
cular. will be of Iron when required. All of which,
with uis many improvements, is warranted to bo
equal to tbo boat made at an*' other establisnment.
Bis works are on a scale as oxtonsivo as tho larg
est at the North, and he Is prepared to fill orders
with promptness aud dispatch.
mg 7 ROBERT FINDLAY
B
low i
Alt SOAR.—60 boxes Extra N Hill ft 8onB* Pale
1 . fcflw* Yellow Soap, Just reccivod and tor *alo
to close consignment! by
CRANE, WELLS ft CO.
sept 17
) received and for sale by
wept23
WAYNE, GRENVILLE ft CO.,
COMMI83IO!^^)9o3vSlMN®llEncnANW.
Bay-street Savannah.
THOS. S. WAYNE. C. E. GRENVILLE.
R. AI£X. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLET
jy 6—tf Savannah. Chattanoosa.
Ckanetwells * CO.,
FACTORS ft COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bar annals, Ga.
J, D. JESSE.
LANIER & ANDERSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
ap6-ly shook, ol
Troupvlllo, Lowndes County, Ga,
WUl practico in Thomas, Lowndes, Clinch,' Wara
Appling, Telfair, Irwin, Laurens, and Pulaski
counties, Georgia: and in Jefferson, Madison, Ham
ilton. and OolumbiaoounUea, Florida. [myll
DRE~SS"CT60Di7
P LAID, STRIPED AND OMBRE RICH
Silks;
Plaid Raw Silks; Silk and Wool Plaids;
Cballlo, Valencia and Saxony Plaids;
French Morinoes; Coburg Cloths;
Solid Colours and Printed Moos do Lalnes:
Sack Flannels; French Plaid Flannels;
Scotch Plaids: Mod* de Paris Flaida;
English, French and Amor)— *
Ginghams, ftc., ftc. " s. N
Just received and tor sale by ;
**s»m . Dtwrrr t korqin.