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(MW ""uutiij?. l'ii-vv«i'hly nV.«* weekly. &Jola,l Papier olf the City andConnty .B.HILTON&CO. . rtOPRIKTOnS MO P0D1.IB1IKR3. 1 B. HILTON, - - ■ - - Editor. K P. HAMILTON) - i AMlXMli IMHur SATURDAY MOUN1NU, OCT. IS, ISM' i'oitnti&toisN T i JAMES BUCHANAN, UP PKNNttVLVXNtA* FOlt V10B l’HE3IDBNT i JOHN (A BRECKINRIDGE* or kKNrCCKY. Uiwtori for tliu Htuto at Large. WILLIAM U. STILES, of Cliuttiain. IVKUSON L jlAttUIS, ol Buldwiu ALTBllMATKa FOB TUB STATE AT LAKUB* llkjMY 0. LAM Alt, of Uihb. AUGUSTUS U^WtUUUT, of Floyd. DISTRICT BIzBOTUHS. li*t District. Tiiouah M. Fukmam, of Ulyuu. tR. District, Samitki. IIall, of Mticon. \ M. District, Jam km N. Hams a Vi of Harris* 4Jh. District, Lucius J. GAtfruBLL, of Fulton. Mil. District, John W. Lewis, of Unas, ftih. District, Jambs 1‘* Simmons,ofGwinnett, nh. District, Thomas F. SAUFdun.or Mcrgon, irai Distrtot, Taos. 1 \Y. Tuomas, or Klbert. Proposed Fnslon Hlwtnrtv Ticket< Hero la.the plan of the pioptreed' "Dqlon’i .ootnnrl ticket In beholf of Fremont end Fill' more Id l’emiejltinln. ft'ta put forth In 1 the form of a resolution adopted at a meeting of the'Unlo& BxoouttTQ Committee i Iksolvod, Tlmt we rccommJhd to the Com veiUlun thus assembled the formation of the Uulon electoral ticket * upon tho followiug basis t Tweu(y*six electors shall cousist of tho sauio names} tho twcuty-sovcnth elector on tho Fill- moro ticket shall consist of a different namo from the twenty-sovoutli on tho Fremont ticket. For example, Millard Fillmore and twenty*six other names selected ft. ut tho several Gou- uicssluual districts sUall Curmouo ticket; and John C. Fremont uud t id same twunty*six names above referred to null form the other ticket. The twenty*six i vetors shall be pledg ed to cast tho electoral voles ol the State for Millard Filhuoro uud John 0. Fremont, respec tively , precisely in proportion to tho popular vote cast fur each, as iudicuted by tho twouty- seventh elector on each ticket. For example, If Millard Fillmore (ortho Iweuty-seveutli elec tor who represents hhu) receives uu equal number of votes with John C. Fremont, or Uls representative, then thhteeu electoral votes shall he given for Millurd Filimere uud thir teen for John C. Fcuiuunt, Tula will enable every voteo to uct efficient ly uguiust James Uuuiiuiffili without any sacri- ncu of principle. The Fillmore men vote loi 11im uluuu, too Fremont iuuu vote .for him alone, and yet by associated action, the) tucicusu the chauces of each. We think in* mu cau object to this proposition who is uoi in heart iu favor ot Hueiiitmiti. THE DhDISIt l GROW, A'ttfcS MU UK IN CLINED l AM TO UK WHAT IS CALLEI A STATUS RIGHTS MAN.-James liurh man's si*/cn on the admission of Arkansas, in 1836. I FULLY BN DOUSE THE RESOLUTIONS AND MAY FURTHER SAY THAT I AM WHAT IS CALLED A STATE RIGHT.' DEMOCRAT.—John C. Bre^-^'idge in n spouse to his nomination for tin > V< Presiden cy. BY TELEGRAPH Indiana ifiiurtlu.i. Evansville, 8 o'clock, P. M., Oct. 16.—Iu the first Congressional District of ltidiuim Lockhart, Democrat, has three thousand majui ity; in the 2d English, Democrat, has 2600 majority; iu the 3d, Hughes, Democrat, bus 1700 mijority; iu the 4th, Foley, Democrat has 1,200 minority; iu the 2th, Khburu,ALo- litionist, has 2000; lathe Uth,Gregg,Democrat, has 1,200 majority ; in tho 0th, Davis, Demo crat, has 1000 majority; in the 8th, Wilson. Abolitionist, has 250 majority; in the Oth the vote is close; in the 10th, Lowry, Democrat,has 600 minority; iu the 11th, Petit, Abolitionist, has a small majority. In 77 counties Willard, Democrat, has a ma jority of 5000 over his anti-Nebraska opponent. [Tuore are ‘Ji Mantles iu the State.] The Legislate ro is doubtful. Tho Democrats probu« bly have a majority iu the House. The late Election*—Tlielr Significance, The elections which occurred last Tuesd..; are decisive os regards the Presidency, Noli ing can preveut Peuusyivuni a from goiug fo. Buchanan, and os goes Petm.-ylvuuia, so g<es New Jersey. ludiaua has spoken with still greu e r emphasis than Pennsylvania. And iu illiucl, the Democratic majority will be even grcaic. than iu Indiana. These lour States with the voles which the South holds iu readiness lot the Cmcimiati nominees, guaranty their elec tion beyoud peradyeulure. The patriotic gen tleineu who huvo been betting against the success ol Jurnes Buoliumm bud better prepare to settle. But not alone has an able, enlightened and trust-worthy President been secured for foui years more. Next iu importance was the des tructiou of the Bluck Republican ascendancy in the House of Representatives. It is already destroyed. Tho guiu of eight or ten members In Pennsylvania *, of Uvc or six In Iudiana. with the certainty of corresponding gains iu Illinois secures the control of the next House to the South uud tho Northern Democracy. So that the prospect is that the enemies of the Constitution, and the sworu foes of the rights or the States, will on the 6th ot November Le driven buck howliug to their deus of infamy, Tbutthey will rage there, and gnash their teeth, and threaten, is likely. It is almost too much to hope they will quit u Uulon t 0 which they have become a cuiec, And yet we wish they would. With all our heart we say let the Stutes that shall vote for Fremont, tab him if they will along with them, o.il of the contedorucy and lonn another to suit them* selves. John Ci uremuiit** Mother. To tho question—"whether John U. Fremont permitted his mother to die iu the Ahus Uoiu*. of Clmrlestou, S. O.?”—Uol. Yeudou, editor u. the Charleston Courier, replies as follow* mrough tho N. Y. News: Mrs. Halo, tho wuther of Col. Fremont, dieu m too village of Aikeu, S. U., and was burieu iu Charleston, Col. F. having ujrived in tun*, turlicr funeral, purhups, but too iuto, i learn, iu see her die. 1 do uot kuow that Mrs. li.ti. was ever iu tuo Alius House ut Charleston, auu 1 uchevo that she utVer was; but still she tv a. a recipient, to some extuut, of the public chan .y of luo oily of Charleston. Mauy years ugu, .» wealthy iiiuruhuut of Cimilestou—a Scutcu- uiau by birth, uumed Alexuuder Shuras—be .pieatiied a luuguillccul Uouution to establish in uiujlestmi uu institution, or dispensary, to |ur- uwh medicine uud medicul attendance, gratuil ously, to the pour of tne city. Tuo institution was accordingly established, and still exists iu Charleston, under the uuuu of " Tho Shims Dispensary,” uud lain oue ot its Hoard of Commissioners, by appointment o. inc City Council of Cuarlcstou. it is chietly aowever, under the superintendence of tin Mayor of Charleston, tuo President of Mu. Medicul Society of Charleston, uud of the Si. Andrew’s Society of Clmrlestou, lor the tiuii ociug, who, by the will of the benevolent Slnr- rus, arc tbc Trustees of tho institution, uuu .muug other powers uud duties, that of an anally electing its physiciaus. Dr. Peter Pop- cUer—a highly respectable gentleman and u ok ill liil physician of Charleston—now and foi many years post oue of tho physicians of Shir- ras’ Dispensary ill Charleston, and a personal friend aud intimuto of mine, narrated to me in Clmrlestou, uud again recently ut Saratoga Springs, where 1 met him iu August last, tui .allowing particulars. That us Physician o. .Sbliras’ Dispensary, ho was called by Mis dale, the mother of John C. Fremont—now .Uu Free Soil candidate lor the Presidency—t* attend her, sue being, as she then erroneously thought, threatened with a euuccr; und he ac cordingly visited her gratuitously, us u beueli Miry oi the Dispensary, giving both medteint and medical attendance; and this at a time, he .ducu, wueu that scuiup, or shubby (ellow, Fremont, was living iu luxury with Col. Benton .it Washington. us the husband of Col. B.V jstimable daughter. Dr. Purcher added that airs. Hale—a respectable aud handsome woman —was at thut time maintaining herself as a washer-woman, by taking in washing—several ueuevolent ladies in the neighborhood, who took a great interest in her, Beudiug their clothes to her by their servants, to bo washed by her, and Bending the servants for the clothes when washed; m order to lessen us fur as possible the humiliation of her position. Election. AllAmerica now awaits In ,braathless ins* nemo—If the taolaebfA lUouaauo' tuaw-meet ing orator* cun be *6 described—the groat event of the election, and. Penmiyivaniata tho principal! battle ground on'whtoh the contest Fa being fought. ''Mete; meetlug* are held Iu all parts of this state,” says our correspondent "and all the most available stump oruturs are imported in, wiUi anpolutment* made lor them weeks ahead,, lrPeunsylvAiiiu is true to its history, its vote ought uot to he undecided in such u contest us the present one, aud William Penu, tuo Quaker, ought to be ullowed to speak out oi grave in fuvur ol tho iiou-exteutiunlst candidate. Some loi ters have appeared luour eolumus lately to tho effect, that wo have been mistaken iu supposing that the northern Mutes are so serious on tue shivery question, and thut these states will never do uuytbiug which will in voice the slightest risk of a dissolution of the Union, uud that those who spread these reports about them are abolitionist lunatics. Tne general purport of these letters if, thut "the North” loves tho Union Hist uud freedom uexl uud that, while it will welcome auy relief ot slavery that comes without the slightest political danger, it will never make political sacrifices mr it. Such a viow of tho policy of u tho North” mukes very little difibreuce between the north* «.-ru£or tlio Republican, uud Hie democratic party. Thu dciuucratio puny does uot like Muvoiy m iLfcdi, but it allies itself with it lot tuo suke of Aiuericuu union uud Auicricun greatness. Tne Uuiuu is, ucuurdiug to this account, the first consideration witn all the great American purlieu ; und, so long us the Union is bulnteied up, we uru told that "the North” is, utter all, cumpurutively cool uud imiiUbrcut on the question ut slaves. But the vury <ucis of tbe last Americau Congress uud toe temporary dead lock tell u Uifiereut story tom los, and we lmpo the lorthcoming Presi- iuutiul election will tell the saute. E.D. Wouiikl—Tbe trial of this young muu wbo is ehargeu with participation iu tliemur- Jer of Basil H. Gurduu, the uugiueor. IttMls- >oul’i, ,hus been deterred, wo leuru, until next spring. Thu beulthof Worrel is said tube upidly dechuiug, and it is thought bo uuuuoi *ui Vtvo till tbe time fixed upou lor his exumi- aatiou.—Ueiuware Rep. Death at a IUvival.—A young woman named Temple, died suddenly ut Vernou, Ut. ju Friday last. She was at a religious in* ctlug »ud while laboring under much excitement uuu giving utterance to lierTeelings iu shouts, fell tho Hour dead. Accident from Concealed Weapons.— fho Caddo, La., Gazette, of tbe 27th ult. says. •As Mr. Don. A.Totty was walking dowu tin Mreet on Wednesday, a pistol which he wore hi •us bosom accidentally fired uud shot him in iUu left tiiigh. Tne ball wus at once extracted, and he is uuing well.” The Punamu Star gives dates from Costu ttlea to tho 16th, and says: Business throughout the country is at u perfect stand still, aud the State generally It .u u very deplorable condition. Little bus been done during the past season towards cultivating tUe soil, aud tho coming harvest from Decern- oerto March, will barely yield a tithe of for mer year's produce. Great dissutistuction still exists against President Mora, on accouut o. .Uu results of the late Nicaragua invasion, tin erriblo less of life consequent thereon buviug .uoro or less affected every family in tho Re public. This, us might be expected, hascreatcd 4 strong prejudiceflguiuat the Mora admiuis iratiou, wuicii can only be done away with by uls removal from power, und at pres At then .s every prospect of a speedy revolution. The people, however, remained firm against tin common enemy iu Nicaragua, and thoro is now an urmy of liv6 hundred Costu Ricuus ou tbi .rentier in Guana Custu, under comraimd o« Geueral Canos, ready to oppose the threatened invasion uf tbe Territory by Walker. wiMtoUnlklil w»y cegrp., , „ Savannah, Sept. 4th, 1866. Council, OMi -l' *» r- •..?!« Honor Edward C. Audoreou, M»y .. u V Walker, Cooper, I’wey, Arnold. It. > rn»», aud Champion. The minutes ol . ijn^ of Cbunollwore read aud uonflrim Tho lutbruialtoi. aim Kino Is ekefo wore read and cunnrniod. • OHIUNANCW. Au ordlmmoQ to amoud and ordinance regulating thu m ttrkct was laid over to lbs next meeting. An orJinanoo to bo entltlad an ordlnanco to gruut und i ouvey lo tlio Uu ited States of America and area or Land Twenty feet square near the intersection of East Broau and hay Btroota In tho city of Httvanuali—road 1st Timo. fCTIIIONH IUUU AND RKWRHKU. I’otltlon of Mossrs Uughorn A Cunningham Mate ing that they proposed ptdtiug up a liutldlng five stories In height, on Wharf Lot foot or Drayton t-treei and praying oouucll to build a wall and el wing the uray way up Drayton stroot leaving -tcpsoii tho l^istern tide blmliar to those ou the westoin Mile, accompanyi g tho petition was a plan of Bull dug, p ans &o., tho same was referred to the committee on btrecta and lames. Tho Petltlun or J. Me. arlmd to be altowe to put up a Steam Englno on I-ot 11 Franklin Ward wus referral toeommltteo on Fire Department. Rl ACTIONS. K .K. McKee was duly elected 2d Lieutenant if tlio City ) mice, by day und by nlgbt, in tbo plae* >i Wining Kttbeill, rerigi ed—he having received ix vote's, and Daniel B. Wilson two votes. liWOl.imONU KKAD AND FAS RIO. By Alderman liradloy, buoonded by Alderman A'ttik er Resolved, That tbo owner or owners ol tho Mar Mini t Reuse be ordered to havo immediately wm slvuetud, under the supcrvLIuu of the Street anu l.utiu Committee, a well of proper capacity to take IT the waste wulur accumulating from said house By Alderman Arnold, bcconuod by Alderman .Vulkur, Wlioreos. ibo Boutberu Commercial Convo lion lr tom" 1 ' In tin* city ort-avuaunhou the——day oi Decombor next— lto olveil, That bis Honor tho Mayor be and is hereby uullioi'ixid to appoint at bis leisure a com- aiiiue, to conoid ol blmwollunU four Aldermon,auu a twenty ciiizuus or Suvannuli, to make suitable ii raiiKomeuts lor the iecupti. li of tbo members o. aid coiiVflilbui. ny Aldetman Arnold, seconded by Alaerman th ud ley, A liereus, ut a meeting «T tbe citizens of Bavan uuh, held ou tbe 14ih May last, it was retolved, Tiattbu Miyor and ldermcu aro hereby iu. ^tr. ctoii to subscribe two hundred tliouMmd dollars to iliu Atlantic andUnlf raiiioud, comjuu as they .re assured tbut thu sum or$4l)J,Uuohas been sub. scribed bona fide tu said roud by ulhor parties t And wkoi cu*, a meetlug or me commissioners of aid roud will be held ut Mlllodgovlile ou tbe 22*. mst, lor the purpose ol oi guuizing the compunyr— lie It tlioiut'oro rosolvou, Tbit Edward C. Aider uu, James l’. Bcreven nod Wm. B. Hodgson, Com inlsMi tiers«f the Atl. ntio to. Gull Rull.oad, or eitlim of ilieiu, bound are hereby authorized to aubecribe tlio sum of two hundred thousand dollars for the :iiy or Bavantinli to said Rullroad, whonevor tbe oumlitlun cuiitaiusd in the ub ive recited resolution iball have been compiled with. MISCKLLANZOCri llATTBR. 1*. M Russell, Clerk of the City Court, aakod leave or abtonee till the 1*1 November. Grouted. Rea a communication from tbo hourd of Health i.klug Couucil to appropriate the sum of two hundred dollars for their use for thu relief ol the tick and needy,as UiMr charity funds are nearly exhausted. Granted. Ann nut of accounts passed, $2,150 16, Couucil adjourned. EDWARD G. WILSON, C. C. Eg HHwIe* oollon, JM iki wbwt, pr, M iiw.ao, 8.a ikj. corn. 8Tdo oo.il fio.loJACuml.ln l/xkett*«noUln8». ■■ in ku..,u*vli k long, Vr.ukllu \ Br.oily, v.ill ollor.l, K.y k Co, IlunUr k Uummoll, w.y 4 T.y-1 IJ W LathrcpIiCo, l’alhn, Hutton it Co, Bohn k Fostor. l.’heever, elmsk Co, tchons kHertz, AH sham k feu, O U tumraluf, Tixon & Uordou, Bo«. ton k Vlllslongo. Webhtor k Talmcs, Williams k Ratelifib, KOtolllns, W CI atilel, Clurk Co, Jllun- tor, Holcombe, Johnson k Co. M J Buckner, • lu- g crsol, Yonge k Frierson, W ll Blllcs, W M David son A A Bolomens, H 11 Hurle, D Rctioau. Mtn ttnitfwtna. IfAVDAKDTENTHI'OB 49" The New York Tana thought on the moraiug of the Pcuu.-ylvuuiu election thut tin Buehuuuu candidates would be dc.euted by m leiUit25,UUU majority, uud thut two-thirds of ti * ltepuUliuau candidates for (Jougioss would U*. elected. The result Im-* been somewhut diUei cut. Thu majority is uguiiist the Repubiiciin* and the "iwo-Umds” elected to Congress, oi something like that proportion, are Democrats. .Sous of Henry Cloy. James B. and Thomas H. Olay, sons of the Kentucky orator, have both been stumping n lately iu Pennsylvania—the former lor Bucbuu* uu aud the Deumcrut State ticket, tbe ItilUi for Fillmore—yet. uot suyiug u word in luvor oi the "union ticket.” •*In fact, Gays the Penn sylvan ion) we arc well satisfied that he. is opposed to its election, aud if questioned upon thu subject, will so ex press himself. He 1ms been hero long enough to uuderstaud the practical efieet of its elec tion, and to comprehend that it is a thorough Fremont disunion ticket, uud that its triumph would inure solely to tue bcnclit of tbe Aboli tion disunion candidate.” Aud yet wo fear there are not a few in this eity who actually desired to sec this Fremont ticket triumph! Frcmontlsm In Illinois—Black Repub lican Morals. The Chicago Tribune, whore editors lms been flpctoUilylug iu Southern Illinois, gives; a bad report of Fremont’s prospects in that quarter He Bays there are precincts where he will uot get kvote, und-’counties where he will do well ii twenty mtu cu tbo doy of election dare say hey are for him.” Thu editor charges all this |intl Frcmbnti&ra to the iguoruuco of tho itihah tents. To which the Chicago Tinas replies iu Una wise—contrasting tho so called Egypt of the Tribuue with the notable city of Chicago It ill becomes u Chicago iiiuu to boast of the morality of his neighboihood, and utteinpi . to prove it by pointing to the number ot chur ches in our nui.le city. Chicago can point with J iride to her Ulty six tcmulea or religion, and icr half dozcii others in couiae or erection. This should be evidence of morality, but the careful iuqulrer,taking up the Chicago Tribune would there fiud it stated, that Chicago h. d her one hundred aud ten houses of public proH titutiou,aud her forty known establishments lor private assignations. Are "school houses and churches lackiug” in Chicago? If they are, houses of infamy aro not, nor are "Free rnont’n friends few and far between.” If Fremont’s friends are more numerous in Chlcu- ? ;o than they aro iu Egypt, then Fremont’s riends are most numerous in a placo where { labile houses of female turpitude outnumber ntbeDroportionol three to one the eburche devoted to religious worship. If our neighbor claims the churches and school houses,he must take tho other establishments also, as eliuroc- teristlca of tho load!ties where Fremont's friends abound.In all Egypt, among the peo ple "who cannot road,” wo venture to say that the Tribune will find depraved females us source as friends of Fremont; and houses of prostitute as rare is churches disgraced by preachings or politicaltrouoflf • 4 ^ ' IVhat was Expected. The Philadelphia JCnquirer, the leading Pennsylvania organ of Fillmore, as is tho North American, of Fremont, a short timo since, hold this language iu reference to tho then ap proaching Pennsylvania election: All who advocate the Ciuciiinati platform, aud ure in favor of tho course pursued by Gen. Pierce, should vote tho Democratic ticket. All, oil tho other hand, who uro opposed to the re peal of the Missouri Compromise, who regard tlio Osteud Manifesto us an iniquity, und who deplore the frightful condition of af fairs in Kansas, should vote the Opposition ticket. Aud that they will do so, we have uo .1 doubt. Wbat, then, is likely to bo the result? Pennsylvania will, at the first regular election in October, declare against the National Ad ministration and the Cincinnati Platform, and •you overwhelming majority. Of this we feel issured. Our information upon the subject is of the strongest character. The Opposition are horeughlyr united, und they will poll un im mense vote. They feel, aud justly, that much, if nut every thing, depends upou Pennsylvania. Let the common enemy be signally routed on he second Tuesday of October, and all will be well thereafter. Aud thut he will bo defeated is every day jccomlng more apparent. The effect cauuot •ut bo electrical. The moment that it is ascei- «lined tbut Mr. Buchanan cannot carry his •wu State—that Pennsylvania is lost to the Cincinnati nominee—his case will appuur hope- w«i and sumo new policy will be adopted. Nay. this is udmited by some of the Democrat- leaders themselves. They cannot llgure Mr. .India an iuto the Presidency, unless they give dm tho vote ol Pennsylvania. His defeat hen-, uid in October, will be equivalent to u relii.- .piiMiiiient, on his part, of Uio entire campaign, i lie South, to which he now looks, will abaii- Jmi him in a body. There is, moreover, not a whisper of discord in relation to the Union ticket already in the .ield, and to which all branches of the oppoM* «“»>» will g ve a hearty support. To our friend? 'broad, therefore, we say, bo of gaud cheer i Pennsylvania understands her positiou, aud i? .irepnred to do her whole duty. The majority, •ve repeat, will not only be decisive, but it will ue signal mid overwhelming. A very pretty plot! The Fillmore men in Peiiusylvnniiv having by uniting tlio Aboli tionists, our enemies, beaten our friends, the South wits expected, to desert Buchanan and go for Fillmore—as a reward for this service of his supporters. Did tho Enquirer lako tho Southern people to bo knaves or fools—which? It is now paid that the friends of Fillmore •ure of being cheated by the Republican wire pullers, refuse to go into this arrangement. The result of the election last Tuesday shows that it matters very little what plan of opera tion is adopted by the opposition. Buchanan cau beat bis enemies single-handed, or he can bent them combined. Come as they may, de feat alone awaits them. Religious Freedom in Bulgaria.—A let ter from Widdinof the 27th ult. says: "We havo this morning heard a sound which the people of Bulgaria huve not heard lor ages— tho sound of u bell calling the Christians to church in order to thank Gcd thut the Bultan lias been pleased to restore to us our liberty ol worship. Wlddin is tho first Bulgarian town thut has received a bell. Tbe Turks have complaiued to the l’ashu about it, and he has referred them to the Bultan.' A Union Movement.—A public meeting Held in Luucuster on Saturday evening, for the purpose of appointing Delegates to a Union State Convention to be held ut Harrisburg, ou t’uesday the 21st of October, inst., to sottle a Union Electoral Ticket, pledged to cast its votes Cor Fremout and Fillmore, prorata, ac cording to the number ot popular votes given fur each candidate, respectively, designated by one of the candidates on said ticket.—Phila delphia Enquirer. The meeting appointed a delegation consist ing equally of Fillmore und Fremont men. The Hon. .Julian C, Yerplanck, of New York, always one of the ablest champions of (ho Whig party, lias come out for Buchanan. Tho Welch Democrat, a paper recently turtend in New York, in the esponsal of tho Democratic came, is exerting a commanding iiilhience among our Welsh citizens, in this campaign. The Democrats of New Haven had another grand tpreb light procession on Thursday eve ning lust, in celebration of tho late election re suits in Connecticut. It is represented as hav ing been two miles in length. Massachusetts Politics.—Worcester, ii ViP ct ' 13 *—Fremont Americans and Republicans of Worcester county were in sen- orato convention h»ro to-day. Not being able to agree unon n union ticket, eacli convention nominated seperate tickets for Senators and County officers: tbe Americans pledging their senatorial candidates to support Mr. Slimher for U. S. Senator. Tho Americans also nomi nated Col. DoWitt Tor Congress, in the Oth dis trict, In opposition to Mr. Chapin, tho Republi can candidate. Mr. DoWitt appeared In tbe Convention, and accepted tho nomination. His Excellency J.Nottbeek, Ruslan Envoy at Washington, has arrived here ea route to America and sail on Saturday.—Liverpool Lady Granville's Loss at the Coronation, —The Moscow correspondent of Le Nurd give* the following curious story" On tho day ol tho coronation and ut the. momeut when the cortege was entering the Kremlin, a magnifi cent pearl necklace worn by Lady Granville broke, and the pearl*, each of which wus ol grout value, wore scattered at her feet. Her ladyship didnoteviuce the slightest emotion at the circumstance, but proceeded ou her way, leaving her the remnants of an ornament which would bo u fortune to nny ou* less wealthy than the lady of the English ambassa dor.” Immigration to Virginia*—A party of 36 German and French emigrants passed through Lynchburg Monday, cu route for Wythe comity Vu., where they intend settling. They are the pioneers of it colony to be founded in Southwes- •cru Virginia by capitalists of France, who nuvo already made purchases of land in that re 4 1 ”'** design Bending 1,500, of which •nimber 300 will be over shortly. The Govern- ir otthe Colony, Chiu*. Hat man, was with tin jiarty that has just gone, und among tho num ber were three Crimean veterans. Pastor Dismissed.—Rev. Chas. Howard Mai culm, says the Pennsylvania Bulletin, lias been dismissed from his church in Wheeling,' for in troducing tlio subject of slavery into his pulpit. The Sound Dues.—Recent advices from Or penhagen speak of the delineration of the Bound Dues Conferences us proceeding very satisfactorily, so that a result may be expected about tlie middle of October. Now that the principal of the capitalization has been accept ed by England, Prussia and France, in addition to Sweden, Russia and Oldeubnrg, which gave in their adhesion utan earlier stage, there re mains uothing to lie settled but tho amount of the indemnification to be paid by each State and the manner tu which that payment shall be effected. A special conference for fixing the amount of indemnity will be held at Copenhagen in November. u Passenger*. Her Btoimor Wm Besbruok.lrom Charleston, ko — Miss Hopkins and 2 sisters, £ Usrciet, Mr God dard, MrBrcnur, Miss Bremer, DDSchords, A Wells, JUBarnwtll. P O'Connell, J fiFergurson, A H Annett, Mast .1 Richardson und 6 deck. Memoranda. Boston, Oct 16—Cld, brig Farsh Wore tor, Moore, 8av annsb; sobr L C Watts, Watts, Jacksonville. Notico to Mariners. Light House en Cape Han cock, MoulhorColumbiaRiver, Washington Terri tory. AflxedWlilio Light, 1st order uf Fresnel, I Uuminatlng the entire horizon. The tower Is whitewashed, and placed on the 'itch of the Cape, about life feet above thw*e». The igbt is elevated about 200 feet above the sea level, uud will be scou, in a favorable state of the atmue phore, fioiu a height or 16 loot above tbe water ■u uuuUcui or z6 statute milk's. The latnuuc and longitude and "magnetic varia- t.ou of thu Light, as given by thuGoMttiurvtfy,*rej Lui, 46“ l0;*au: N. Long. 124“ 02: W. Mag. oU* Variation, July lb61. 26“ 46: K, The Light will be exhibited for the first Umo on the nlgbt oi tbe 16ih ot October, 1866, and there after every night from suuset tu suurlse, until fur tber notico, A fog bell ol l,60U pounds, lias also been placet ou .boBlulf in auvaucu ui uie Light Tower, wbiti Will be sounded uunug loggy or utber thick wealbci liigotand day, ftorn m*. surne date. Ibo UUiu. litutuodeol stiikint the Deli will bo publlshi boreal tor. 'ibo niacbluury a iu a i'ratuo buildin. on a level wilb tbo grouuu, with the from open . receive tbo boll, and is also whitewashed. By o. der el the Light House Board. HARTMAN BAOHE, MaJ. 'iip'jfcl* * uga. Bi . MaJ. OIIIck 12th lJghtHuusc Bintrict, OAS FkaNUsU., UAL., bk'pl. 16th, Ibfia SPI CULAT ORS AWARE. ’More than One Prize to every t Tickets U PRIZES GUARANTEED. rho>u that would bo In sea-on lo secure Tickets In Hie* er- 1 P0..T GAINES ACADEMY LOTTBERI TO i:B DRAWN iFIUDAY, October 24, 1890, Should lose no tune, if they'would secure any o the Brilliant Prizes offered in tho Scheme. •| 4 .Dd • jj"worth KNOwiKa-V’tokcj»»rlj ;iiWii ‘'uiwSSil umwoou, En., . youm Gentle men wbo wlilted toeee Wfeendww llecwrdlnjly, >>> E&DM0n<8 sftiiii O'lRIION HRNNE1T »Ntl HIS TIME*, by ■ JoutMlIet. Wlddideld'eN*wOm* Book,'or I’reolloelRccolpn %'ee {Sno’eNew RcoolpU tor Cookery. Th. Udle»> Now Book lor Cookery—o I’ruolloel System for prlvato famlllen in town and couutry. The American Home Cook Book, containing seve ral hundred excellent Receipts. Fanny Fern's Fafolly Cook Book, or Housckecp log mado easy • Cooper’. Work.—Tbo 1’r.lrle i Tho *py ; Tbo Oek Opeologe; felan'e Too i Tbo Ploneore i Tbo Pathfinder. Site. Molntoob’e Noreln—Evotttoge tt DoooIiIbod Minor; Aunt Kitly’e Tales; Tbo Lofty tnu tbc VALUABLE Pf.ANTATK.' I, THK SUBSCRIBERollbre hj i, —. ... Shorty Ooiinly^cafiSrMfe mtlei from HIuchVIII^ and hI Hilh'/von, h luuicn . six nnlcK from theu*ir Rail roud, contaltllngThrcn Timm and Acres. Thrr* hundred acres clear' d and,urn or good fcuco, £ it of which luu boon cleared within the .'art few voir. The other iKirllong havo Ihuii highly tnuuured for» number of years, and are now very productive tint I'ltini Ih iivalllshln Nnw nn.l n.ict Mill ... ' ieowiy, Ac., ko, Mrs.Caroline Leo Hentx'a Work*—Linda, or the Young Pilot of tho Belle Creole; Tho Planter’s Northern Bride; Marcus Warland, or Ibo J/rngMoss Spring: Hollcu uud Arther, or Miss Tliuhu’a Spin nliig Wheel. The Wavorly Novels: Major Jones Courtship, Ac., Ac. Roceived by J. B. OUBBKDGK, Agent, net 14 Under the Marshall House. ffoTfijjsr. ' urn a Pavannah, A want and Gulp Railhoad) Company. y Savannah, October 17ih, 1860. ) T HE Stockholders of the Savannah, AlbuLy uud Gulf Railroad, who may deslro lo ex&ralue ihc Road, will upon application at tbe office of tho Com- pany revolve Free Ticket?, good for leu days from this date. Hour or departure V, A. M. WM. WARING HABKKSHAM, net 17-lt Secretary aud Treasurer. J l ST RECEIVED, per late arrivals from New York, a superior article or Fluted Skirt-, air' or sale by J. W. 1HREI.KALD, nept 2 Congress and Whitaker sts. - CAPITAL PRIZE, 40,00 DOLLAKS. *'™, 1.0WEST PRIZF, $401 g Tlio number drawing the Capital, i.iUBt end cith«r 'll 1,2, 8, 4, ft, 0,7, 8. 9, 0. All Tickets, (widen must he one iu un.) whin the number ends in tbe ninie figure a* the one drawing Uic Capital Prize, I* guaranteed tndruw $40, be-fde3 the chances lor the largor Prizes. Whole Ticket’*, $10; Halves, $5; Quarters, $2 60. Cerlificiites of Packages will be sold at tbo fo lowing rates, which is the risk t Certificate of Packag* 8 or 10 Wholos $60 *• J* « “ Halves 80 *.——* .t «. ». Qoatters 16 Orders can be addressed to 8. 8WAN A 00., Atlanta, fla., 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala., For particulars wo Schcmo in anothor column, oct ’4—*1220ct CoiittiifiTinl Siitdligciite. AUGU.'TA, Got. 16.—Cotton.- co report iu prices. -Wo have no change Movements of tbe Pkksident.—Tlio United States Irtgute Wabarii, with President Pierce nn limird, |iiLsaccl up (Jlieepenk llay, Monday sf tornoon, on bin way te Annapolis, Mil. The United States ntenmer Engineer wne in atten dance, tn enrry tlio Pi eaidcutto N’ortolk In cate lie lud desired tn visit that city, A committee of citizens from Washington were abo in wait ing at Portsmouth to receive him. A censorship of tlio press is about being established iu Spain. Indeed iu no Deropcan country, except England, is the press un- .hackled. Col, Wm. BL Nichols* Appoln tinenti, lion. T. M. Formon, tho Democratic nomi nee for electorof tlio First District, having ac cepted the service of Col, Wm. M. Nichols, tbe Democratic nltcrnato Elector tor the First Dis trict in all tlio counties south of the AUomaha and Ockmnlgee Rivers. Col. Niohols anthorl- zees us to soy that he will address the people In that portion of the District at the following iraes and places, Col. N.nlsn aittlterizes ns to say that bo will be lmppy to meet any Elector on tbo Fillmore Ticket in discussion at any of the nppointmenta named below: Ratorday, Oct. 18th, WnreBborougb, Ware Co Montley, " 20th. Tradershlll, Charlton •' 21st, Jeffersonville, CemUen “ " 22d, Wayncsvllle, Wayne aturday, 11 2:Hli. Homosvllle, Appling '• Monday, " 27th, Dotiglnaa, Colfeo •' ’; 2Sth, Carters.Bridge, Clinch *’ *’. 20th, Treopville, Isrwndcs “ , •• Slat, Oroveravlllo, Colquitt . • Saturday, ’’ lit,Thomasvlllo,Thomas «• sept 16-eodlo goo Droogbtomt. I’HILAHKLI'IIIA, Oji. 14.—In Coitcii ihero lx not m ich doing, owing lo tho llrnines- of holders, and galO'J bales only Imvo changed bauds ut full prices. Flour— 1 There has been more demand for export. Sintra our last about 1 M)0 bbls mixed brands have been taken at $0 60; 800 bhlx straight brands at $0 62H*. 600 bbls riinglo extra at $7, aud lOObblB scrap 'd nt $o $ bid. Most hohlors m.w refeso $6 69 for stsntlnrd suprrlliio. The home trade buy moderate y nt from $t< ftu •* 7 6o fur I'timmon biznds aud extra, und $7 76 a 8 26y bbl for fancy lots, as In (iialily Rye Kluur is t-curco but quiet, und tbo last ales were ut $8 76 ’D bbl. Corn Meal Is lower, sales of about louobbls 1'Onnaineul at $3 87 >4 Iu Grecorksund RrovHons there is II tlo or noth mg doing, and no chungcs *o unto. Wniskoy Is less firm, bbls are quoted at ■' 8 a 39o *ud hltds ut va37c. and not much doing. I.IVKItl’ftOI,, Friday, t’et. 3.—Cotton—'rSiwwK sales sum up 6l.640ba:es, and consist of 12,190 on spci.illation, 4,390 for export, and 4&.0t>0 (o the trado, I'riuoH ure unchanged; wo quoti', Upland. New Orleans Mobile Middling 6 6-14(1. 0 7-lfld. &Kd Fair fi3<d 7«d 6%d The acrnmits per I'ersls, to hand ou Saturday, created great activity iu our morket, holders at once raised prices )fd $ fo or altogether withdrew tnolr • oilon. and a good demand prevailing, au advance ‘•n-lOd. to y^d was established ou Monday, but -luceTuesday Influenced by tbe unfavorable state or tlio Continental innuoy market!, and a growing conviction tlml tbe oircet ou this country would be far greater than at 11 ret anticipated, (a convictoi. which received partial confirmation by an advance •n tbe Rank rate of discount the following day) the demandfollofftspi'Cnlators ptuslng Iu their opera tloiis, uud splunurs only buying lor immediate use; holders at the same time supplied tho market more freely, and being dodrous of ren izlmr, conceded i ho advance they bait previously established: tbe quotations of Inst Friduy uro therefore resum* a. fljipiiitig Sntflligmce. Port of Savannah.. ...October 18. Arrived. Steamer Wm Seabrook, Peck, Charleston, via Bo'iufort, kn , to .1 P Breaks. Smith's flat, from pfantahon, with E80 bus rough rice, lo W Duncan. Consignees. Por schr S J Waring, from New York—Swift b Co, Aiken ft Burns, Boston ft Vlllalonga, Bruner ft Grady, Gilbert ft Tildou, G Butler, Both well ft Whitehead, A Bonaud.l Brunner, Brigham, Kelly S S°i »», OW FBfcH Wood, .J M Halkirk, kgt, O R R, Cohous ft Hertz, Cooper ft Co, OHCamp- Hold A If Ptinmnl— L n.. n l... . ■ Tuesday, Wcdo’y, Friday, Rruntly, W W Goodrich, Hudren, homing ft Co. Hunter ftGainmell, Holcombe, Johnson ftCo, R Habersham ft Son, Hardee ft Co, O Johnsou ft Co, Jones ft.Ifndekins, Kennedy ft Beach, N B Knapp, SLyon. OALLumsr, Ijoyeil ftiAttlmoro, Lock ett ft Snolllngs, J w Latbrop ft Co. B M Lafflteau. oKooft Bennett, Mjnls. ft Johnson, Mooro ft Co, Mo Mahon ft Doy 1°. IW Morrell ft Co, Novltt, Ia’ throp ft Rodgers, J 8 Norris. W C O’Driscoll, Ob- den, RUrr ft Co, O'Byrne ft Daoy, Patten, Hatton ft Co, Parsons ft Co, W O Price, C O Poolo, r»dcl- fiird, l*«y * Co, Ruso, Davis ft Ix>ug, Sulders ft As- (-i.it, tty D O...«—t. — I L n.. n .. .« .. . . ' ^toaraop Wro. Boabrook, from Charleston, ftn —ORR. Sir 8wun, Ha Pont, Crone, Well ftfb, D R DUhn, J L Clements,. W Duncan, T DeDed, A Haywood, J W Andorson, Padsllord, Fay ft t>«, Ml- nbpft Johnson, HubersharaftBon,, O HCampfleld, SssI* Foetor.EC Wtate-^j Uppm»ni JOlKrtlii. i S"'t««l0 OB Harriott, W TOoodwIo, Fjiwpb,, J Rlotuml- tof fr .t|kt. 1 NEW ADVERTISEMENT NOTICE. iStflUirni ■KNKSKaBCSBCISHB SE3R OFFICE. SAV. ALBANY ft GULr Jt. n. CU. ... Savannah, Oct 17th, 1866. , ' I111E Stockholders of tho Savannah, Albany X Gulf Rullroau, who may der ire te oxami nc Road, will upon application at the offico of U ompauy, receive free Tickets. Good for ton Uaj .tom this date.—Hour of iieiiartuio U o’clock A.. jWM waring Habersham, oct 18—1 Seo’ry und Treasurer. THE LADY'S GUIDE TITO PERFECT gentility, in mimuors, dress and X conversation, In the fa mil; in company, i * *bo piano forte, tbe table, iu tin i WeU, and In keu-• tluraanB sooloty. Also a use) ul instructor in M r writing, toili preparations, fancy nccdlcworl. ... Illnery. drt» making, care or wardrobo. tbe h m teeth, baud Hpa.complexion, etc. by Emily lho*nweil, auth or’ Hume care.t made easy.” For sale by WARNOCK ft DAVIS. octl8 169 Congress etreet HA .TO. ' pWO valuable nil Paintings will bn raffied nt tin X Book skue under tho Marshall House, tld .■.veiling at 8 o’clock. A few chances remain to tn taken. 1 oct18 RHOADS & SON'S. TAXTRA prepared Mucilage for office and genera JCJ use. being a subbtitulo for Wafers, Stal.nj «>ax, Uumurablc aad ail other inconvenieut pra para.ions now in uso, is always of good consistency dues not turn tour and Is ready lor uso at an moment. F'or sale by WARNOCK ft DAVIS. out 18 169 Congress s trect. mufti UU-PAUTftRitsMlP NUTICK,- X The undersigned have this day formed a Co partnership in tho Hack, Sale aud Livery Stebl* under the name and sty loot Freeman, Henderson * Co. A. FREEMAN, J, M. HENDERSON, D. S. HENDERSON. pavannah, Sept. 1, 1866. sept 1—Ira PUTTER AND CHEESE—Just receives per steam JJ ship Florida : 10 kegs choice Goshen Butter. 10 boxes English Dairy Cheese. Far sale by R. H. WATSON ft CO. Uoruei; Whitaker street, and oct 0 Congress street Lane. f IQUoRS, MUSTARD ANI) MATCHES—100 bbls Xi Rectified Whisky; 76 do New England Rum .ou do tiln; 75 dO Domestic Brandy; 60 octaves do. * hah pipes imported brandy; 10 do Gin; 60 quarter casks a M Wine; 100 boxes Tiger Mustard; 60 caseb Matches; received and for sale by MoMAHON ft DOYLE, sept22 206 and 207 Bay street. CARPETING, HUGS, OIL CLOTHS, die rnHE subscribers are now iu receipt of, and are X prepared to exhibit, a rich and varied assort ment of the above goods, consisting iu part of the ollowlng, viz: ^.^Royal Velvet Carpeting; Brussells Tapestry Carpctlug; : Tbreo Ply Carpeting; Two Ply Carpetlug; Dutch and HempCurpeting; Very rich Mosaic Rugs; .—a Velvet and Chenille Rugs; Oil Cloths—4-4, 6*4,6-4 und 8*4: ^tEngllsh uud American Druggot; tflwtowSbailM. Satin tie Letau .ml Woratod Curtain., Lacu ant Muslin Curtains, Cornices, Curtelu l'ins, Curtail Bauds, Tassels, Cord, C.r|»ta, and Oil Uot)is-om und put dowu at tlio shortest nutlco by au expert unccd workman; aad Shades uud Curtains put up le the meal approved style, and at reasuuable price*, septlb AIKIN ,v BURNS SEAL EASNOHSUBEOIUEBIES HENRY LATHROF &, CO. Ilf OULU Invite the attentlou of the Indies to v V thoir very large and rich stock of ifeHHBiBfl&nnaiaiBin reigi Opened Tulls DAY, embracing tbe following styles heal Thread, Honifou aud Malteso HETiS ’* French, Muslin and Cambric *• Mourulug .Suite, iu Book, Cambric and Linen Cambric and Swiss. Edgings uud Imertltigs Embroidered, H. A. Bordered Hdkfs Muslin anil Cambric Bauds Misses ttO’ts. tn great variety “ Infants’ Caps,trimmed. —ALSO— Children’s Worsted Cujies Kr-Wt Opera Hoods, Ties, ftc. **“ ^■Colored, Silk and CashmereScirra.' 1 oct 6 . . s - mKAR AND SUGARS—Just received 20 half chest X choice (loose) Oolong Teu; 19 do In & lb am Yt tt parks; 6 do Hy.-on Ten, loose, and in ft packs 20 bbls Crashed and Powdered Sugar , and 3 bh*.> Porte Rico Su^ur, iu store and for sale b,v DAVID O’CONNOR, oct 2 corner Broughton and Drayton sts. FOR THE LADIES. TUST receivetl j»er -oumahlp Florida, from Nev U York, Brook’s Patient AVoxed White, Blac und Col’d Spool Cotton, and for salo bv J. W THKEtJvELD. aug 27 Congress ft Wbltiker streets. WATCHES—WATCHES-WATCHES. a«d Wt are receiving the London Love VTfa Watches, of the moat celebrated makers, ii ri'iold and Silver cases. R. F. Cooper’s Di mum-Aex Watches, Watches for Timing Horse, fine Swiss Chronometers, which we offer at reasons bis prices, at oar new store In Gibbons’ Range. 100128 D. a NICHOLS ft 00. TO BUILDERS. npHB SUBSCRIBER is prepared to ezeenti X at tits shortest nodoe, and In the most work manlike manner, all kinds of Metal Roofing, Gutters Cornice, or oitm* work connected with the raanufac taring or repairing of Copper, Galvanised Iron, Zinc or Sheet Iron Basinets. HORACE MORSE, ootlS iu Broughton st sri rKISLPS’ GIN—60 bbis landing per schoonei JCia John Cutnor, for sale by Sjpt 2 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON ft CO /'lOCOA NUTS—600 Cocoa Nuts, received and foi \J sale by (aopt231 J. N. JE8SEK. XJ AY—200 bales Hay, fo store and for salo by XX Jy25 CRANE, WELLS ft 00. ill Half Packs, just received forsate b^* 0 *” ^ YONGE ft FRIERSON, oct 9 No. 94 Ba sires TV ASH BOARDS, BUOKETS, BISCUIT, Ac- ▼ ? IW) dozen Wood Wash Boards 26 do Zino do 160 do 2 and 8 Hoop Bnokots 60 do Well do 6 do Brass bound do 160 . do Scrubbing, stove and Shoe Broshff 200 do assorted Brooms. Raoelvedand for sale by oft 8 MoMAHON ft DOTH. NKRAIBSOKBRAOE BUSINESS . T HE UNDERSIGNED oilers bis scrvlcea to hta frlomla and tho public as a GENERAL BROKER. Particular, attention wifi b# given to the puiobut ft®,, and • proenr- 0*16—w4 JOHN T. EOWLAM®. 13UOK8— BOOKS—BOOKb RECEIVED BY WARNOtK ft 1MVI8, T hursday, ietb October, i860 -Tbo riuo. a.v . and .“'addle Bags, and olnur Lectures, by 1 Mllburn, with a portrait of the author ou steel Married, nut Mated ; or how they lived at Wo c* Ido and Throckmorton Hall, ny Alice Cary. Tbe lattt of tbo Forresters; or Humors on tin (order; a story of tho Old Virginia Frontier, b John Ester Crooko. Coo'ohs in Search of a Wife, by Mrs. Hanna! Moore. Three Per Cent a Month; or, the Perils of Fast J .lag, by Charles BurUett. , D .lsy's Necklace; and What Game of it; a Litem ry Episode, by T. B. Aldrich. The torchlight; or, Through the Wood, by Hai iet Olcott, author of "Isora’B Child ” Tlie Adventures of Gerard, the Mou Killer, by (. .•J Whitehead, The Lire of General Daniel Morgan, of the Vlr mlu Line of the Army or the United 8tutcs, b* tames Graham. For sulo at tbe Book Stor •, oct 17 16» CONGRESS STREET. .i<iia.ua uEoiuiiA, Chatham coUnty '0 all whom It may concern—Whereat*, Mo decalG.sUeftaU will apply at tlio Court • •rdinaryfor letters of admlnl'itration on the cstui if Dunlei O’t ounor. Theso are, tlieruliu c, to c it nd admonish all whom it mny concern; to be am ppear before said Court lo make objecthuu (If ui; bey have,; oil or before the first Monday in No . ember next otherwise said (utters will begranleu Witness, John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary for CbiUhim 'outity. this first day of October, 1866. out 2 J« HX BILBO, o. c. 0. thu place is a valuable ifuw und Grist Mill on a flu., stream, iu good refining order a large and notnm dlou* C.lu House, as good as new, with reunion im,, for homo |K»wor, together will* a good Gin. now framed Negro Hoiibck, Kblllclent to nccoimno date fifty Negroes. His elegant new two Dwelling House* togolhio with a<l tieiereniy,.,?, Buildings, t-ucli us 8tahU>,l . r n Houres, £ 7 T fact every thing lusuch order that tho i.urclian! can reallio tbo full rroourcca of tlio land wair,, the outlay of a dollar In fixture,-. It Is piobabiyffi host settled Plantation in J.ibeny county. 9 ,nc It will bo rod one third rush, the balaneo in ,mn and two years. The only Inducement to mi i.. „ fact that tbo subscriber has another Plantation *, miles from tills, nml tho iieeo-rary hi lent ion to lot, lakes UKi min i tiiuulndn Ins profossioi ul monte, hence ho would nlleu- him-ell of u,- of one by disusing ol it. When m home the Mitei r ber w ill Uke pleunn, in show Ing the pluce to ttij one who limy call . iu his absent'd Mr. Heiijninln | «r-ey will 'howit eel lfl-law8w \\ jj. jj trouu*KN IloMNSoK ’& UAMF I >HAI‘UltS AN I > TAXLcjlio AND Dealer-* tu linoIfeady Mad*. , Cl 01 III .G have M co.veu ' unilffUlfL . p. nwl I heir Moek of 1 uli and Win fi Ifl — ter G»’UD.-« c**ni|,riMi.K U lull un UiW complete an,ortmentof (lotlu*. Cuv-liatn* wl UiB- »ml (Ivor Cmtii.kj., vl.ldiw. w m ,„„i u „‘j trim Inmir uri.nl HI)Iu, nliiim tm!rl)iiiti,t,,,|H.“ uur roaoy made Cloihmg in inanulutiuieu at in’ wel* known home ol \V T. .lenning- k („ Uroadway, New Y*ok, uuu ci>ni|iriso8 all that»: Uuo and f tphlouahio in the lit,*. 1 ls 1’UUN.MIiM* ti f| OD* 01 every de.-cripnon reuni. site tea gunt mini..- waroroln*, euusinntlv kent i.n hand, all «»t winch wo oil* r on ou, u.-i al credit b'rtite* or at u *ti«. ouut *.f {* p* r cent fin ua.li. 3 l ULL .-TKKl’.T, RUIthEL UUlhfeN,’ ■'ti—' 1111 . text dear lo pu|.i.kij|oiue. r |laLMA>, C1.UAK8 AND MAN I1LLAS, a bi aiit, X ltd lot, ranging 1 price from $1 60 to $80, i/. the very bo»-1 styles, Just received and for salo by J. W. THRELKELD, sept 20 corner Congress and Whitaker fte. B ACON—24 bhds. prime Bacon 8ldes, 8 bhd prime Bacon Shoulders, landing from steame • Keystone State," and for sale by sept26tf.ay OCTAVU8 COHEN, F I/JUR—60» bbls. extra uudsuperllne Flour, sorted brands. 600 sacks extra and superfine Flour, ass’d brands, 160 quarter sacks double extra, " 160 bbls. Goodtetville double extra " cot 2 YOUNG ft WYATT. C U»zt'.nt'.n — ) 80 bai rels Butter Crackers 80 *• Sugar do 2045 4 ' Soda do 20 boxes Soda do Landing and for sale by Ofit 10 nOLPGMBK, JOHNSON ft CO. BOOTS AND 8HOKS. . THE subscriber has opened a BOOT and SHOE STOKE at . Nos. 71 and 162 GIBBONS’ , _ BUILDING, next door td tho ^ < i<'thing Eioru ol'Goorge S. Niehola ft Co., and belts the patronage of his friends and the public In general M. J. BUCKNER, oct 7—ly avi CARY'S DAOUBREOTYPRv, AHBRO types and Pholoaraphy. P. M. GARY W OULD respectfully give notice that hie rooms are now open for the season, and rea dy ror the reception of visitors. By the Ambmttfx process persons may now hav their children’s pictures taken. In almost any pori tion they may choose, in from 1 to 8 secodds sitting' By the Photographic process old Daguerreotype, can be transferred to paper, beautifully colored and enlarged to life. oet 22 HOOFING! ROOFIftG!! WAltlttN Z 1MFUUVZU I IBli ANU VITU.-Puu COMl'OSiTION UUUF»«. T lIKiiiliirnta-r i.uvli;B ffii, ..| |.,i lu| III liil* ell) lur Will lull’s luu m.,1 Wilier fK! '•mmultl.il Huolll l! m pre|ii.re,l ,„ exuuuiu Ills utuo ill u sulldliatiiiy ina* n> r. 'Ihe attention ol thu ciil»ti> of .Savannali is re pccUuliy solicited t • the above nieihoti «.r htotu» ,uw much used iu tlie prinui| ul «*nh» * j the J laics, (both N rin und .S.uth,) aim p | ltt , u.-UU motel every varh ly ol nt ci.in-iaiicus. J, ilduntly idler it to tho public a* u muJo ut Loi.u ’ .nihlectimitipio in every puitiomi.r, wlnkuicun nines, iu a great* r degi to than any other ruoUt e in use, the valuable requicl esot ciu-upi ess, dtirabUiv tud oect riiy, iiguiu.-t both Uro uml water. } Rhus rapidly superceded iho Use of all kinds o' oofs wherever it lms licun Intreuiiced, git ing hi .ii mse» genera! > uiislncttou, ht ing highly ire* inimnd. •*l l»y Insurant e Companies, aul U u win* ba\«i«.,t ■d its utility. MS’ f"ARL'.S S110I.L, Archil, tt, »U: acl M uc t Uurii.g my absence front the city, m wi„» e lllccail Inlbi muiion will be freely given, aud si.ul aii'ii** of.be i uoi shewn. ’ 1 «ept^t_ CALVIN PAY, Agent. F O It SALE. A LIKELY N1CGKO WOMAN. GOOD COOK AND WASHER, AND 1 LAIN 1P.ONER AND 8EAM8TL1 S3. For particulars enquire ut this office. oct 9 llOO'iS AND SHOES. RECEIVED by lute arilvuL. lady 's (i,tl. TERs. Uunileii.uiMj (brillIKS. * Gents and Boys’ GAI1H{8. 8H0ES’ S 1- ° W Quarter ‘ ?tl CttH I'«ten! Lnibcr i.euUomon’s Fiun BOOT8. M J. Bl’CKJilR, oct lb No. 71 und 15trGibbon’.** puiluing. 3HBUS&E1! SaaLE. A id. PELfcONP de.-tioiiri m obtaining FRESH MILK* Moinu g uniU'veiling, are he vby null- ib d llmt they ran obtain Ihe raino ul» re umi price uy calling ut my re*tounce. No. 58 I.JHIRTY -TREET. "«•» 1—dim UHIRTY A. HA1.UUK. AAAI IV AtsiJ 1,1VEliY 'ink subscriber will continue t,le IJvery and IlatkBuslnc8*,on at tho rtubht* comer ri Wert bhOAfi and HARRISON M’REKTS. Giv* mo a Inal, net 1—1m JACOB ELUSION. BOARDING. “ S BVEIiALgciiUcmeiiOi .-mull families lul he accfimuimmii*. wliii gm t Korn..- and Board, at Drayton street, "pi-uMic the ku 11m so. doc 12—tf MK8. M. KAYVF.R. DENTISTRY. DW.ROYALL & JOHNSON Dentists, office corner St. Jullon-st and Market Square, over 8. Wil , —_— mot’a Jewelry store. Office hour* from 8 to 2 o'olock, and from 8 to 6. 1^ com C RACKERS—Foxo's Crackers, a fresh supply Jus received and Tor sale by J, D. JESSE. O. M. GRIFFIN, SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN. Corner of Bryan and Whitaker Streets. HAS now on band a beautiful as- q, aorlment oTJewelry of every dls- *5- cription and kind worn by ladles and gentlemen, and will sell at unusually low prices, I havo this day received (per Express) a large stock of elegant Slver Ware, consisting of Cake and Pie Knives, plain and engraved Fish Knives aim Forks, Pickled Knives and Forks, Knives, Fork* and Spoons, Napkin Ring*, Nutmeg Graters, ftc. &c., all in Morocco cases, and suitable for presents. I huv* also this dav received an addition to my stock o’ halrwork of light colored Curls, Topsys, Braids,From Pieces, Bands, Uncle Tom, fto., which uow muko my assortment complete. Orders received for any color desired. Watches repaired by and under the supervisor of self, and all other work done In a workmr.niik. manner, and warranted. may 25 BIAS SIR SCHOOL. T HE MASSIE SCHOOL Will bo opened on WED NESDAY. OcUb r 16th. The Regulations require tha’ niter the openn g te tbe Hcbiiol, "Applicants shall be recolved every day of tho first week, and on Monday of ouch sue ceodlng week of the term " There are still Severn vacancies In tho School. Until the opening of tbi School, applications may bo made to the Princip I. wbo will be found at the School Room every morn ag from 9 to 10. By order of the Commissioners, cct 10 B. MALl.ON, Prtnaipal. HUNT & WEBSTER’S IMPROVED SHUTTLE HEWING MACHINE D ESIGNED for Families, plantations, Dress mu kero. Tailors, Boot ft Shoo manufacturers nn 'there who may wish to do their own sewing cheap ly and with expedition. This machine sews a uni form stitch with both sides alike, and which will no* ravel. It is more simple, is less liable to get mn o order, and costs less in proportion than any othc- maohlne. and Is warranted to bo perfect, and to wort well. All apparatus necessary for convenient u*e b furnished with it, and any instruction will bo given that will be necessary to ensure te the pnrehaaei Ha successful operation and durability The publlo are reapcctAilly Invited to call and ex amine them at 136Con*ress at. ALFRED WEBSTER. Gen. Agt. 49" A very neat and ornamental Iron Tahlu will now be given with a machine for a small surr addition to the rej s regular price May 25. TOLoUR—60 barrels extra Family Flour in store MC and for sale by HOLCOM) oct 10 MBE, JOHNSON ft CO. D U KEN>8 HOUSEHOLD WORDS for October' received and for by WARNOTK ft DAVIS, «ept 80 169 Congress street. ST. CRUli TiGGAR -10 bhds cholo _ SL Croix Sugar. 10 hhds choice P. R. Sugar. Just reoeivtd an for salabv SCRANTON JOHNSTON ft CO. •Of*. TjlLOUR.—200 bbls superfine Flour, 100 do oxtra u family do, 160 tacks superior fine do. for sale WEBSTER ft PALMES. AMO l T AWES’ and Gents’ black and colored Kids; and Misses' do. For sale by J. W. THRELKELD, sept* Congress and Whitaker streets. DaWITT ft MORGAN TiUOUR.—800 sacks Palace Mills Double Extra 1 Flour, Just received nnd for sale by Jy8 fit SI, DAV ISlAlNfl AND BROOMS— ) 60 doxera 8 hoop Pa., ted Buokute *$ do $ do do do Sl UTTERING RRD STAMMERING C UliKD by Dr.. WYUROFF, te ratbuig, J‘a., wilhont pain M'Miigical <>| cintinu, who will -end tho cure to any part of the World, on tho re- culpt of $10; and ibo money ruturmd, If the cure It not clfcciuul. All !ettei> mutt lio addrmed lo Dr. Wyc.k**lf, Box 74fi, Hitelnirg, Pa., in cats ol Arthurs, Hniigeis ft Co., Hankers. P. S. Cm m-pouiknD will please etcloso Hsnp for return postage. Ciunox.—a 11 persons who cannot produco my t'cuuiue curtitiuite, are humbugs. KenrJfi— wly Dr. W. DM8. hriri.RU ft IVILLOX, KiBifs ARE uow Ailly prepared to in sen full or imrlfaJ celts of Tcctb on the principle of Dr.J. Allvns's - Patent Coo Un uoi s Gum. By this improvement, thelorui of tbc face can be restored lo any degree of rotundity tlml may be desired. Ills applicable 111 all cuser where the cheeks have fallen iu and cannot be detect* d by »i..- clostel obstrv#.— nils method combines the faiiuwingk IvanMge.s:— Auurtiltelulgnni, wbieh exbibii.- nperlictly uuturai and life-like apiicarune*. um! iu.pnrts to the tliecth that pecuiiui express!*.. \>hh licbi*rat terlz*‘Rtlie hr- inrnl organs. B This Gum couslste ol a .-.iiae-out eompound which bapplied and fused uponlhc Teeth ami Plate in such a uiauhor, u*> to (ill up nn the interstire** around the base of the Teeth, and also unites then* firmly 10 each other aud to the l'lutc upon which they uu sett. This secures perl'v’ct ulcanlinei-s of the Teeth! Office over DoWitt ft Morgan, Congress street. Republican ami Georgian copy, feb 1*'—tl C 'ti.flM: fillir,',—.v Tow * .T-U ftrTgtit L^ur Hides J iu store ttttdfivr fate by sept 17 !TOBJ> ftO». ; ItUUK.- • l! a Natioi .it 1*« inance. By riunl. li Lory O More,« Dover. (ins Howard, or how to win a Wile tlluuio Grey, or who is tlie IMr? Hurry Ashton, or ihe Wi I ami the Way. Amy Lawrence, **r the l’miu is»u’i? Dicglder. Il iiidy Ainiy. Ly uiiniel Lover. Woiimii and Her Ms.-ter, by tho author of “Gus Howard.’' fto. ftc. ihc \ onug Chevalier, or the DL'ptilcd Jnhoiltunco. Uhii'cs Vuvites* uu. or ih« (.uicnst Heir. By J Frederick ■ loilli Henri Do lji"lour,oi the C< uiru'lesiii Arms. Murgueriiu Di 'Vul ds, an llisior:cul Loin: nco. Count of Morion, fr om the French of Alexander Dumas The Virgin Queen, ortho Romunrcof Royalty, by J. F Sni Ui. Vivian ' ei Until, ora Wlfo’s Honor, by G. W. M. Reynolds. I-nbellii Vincent, or tbo TwoUi | bans, by Rejnelds. Cy rllln. u Roumnce, l*v the niilhoi oi the •‘Initiate/ Ellcu Percy, or Hie Memories oi un Acirc. s. Ly (*• W. M. Reynolds. Agnes* Evelyn, or Ifiuuty and Pleasure, by Key- noldrt Grey-ltnyMure. Mrs. Partington’s Curl'd Bog *» Fun. W»M Wedmn Scene*, nr Advcnlures in theWevt. Dr. Valentino’* Comic Lectures, lie . w Vaip I In urs. Ilm Druiiui at I'okervUle. Major June-’ Ci’iirtship. Liugliing Gas, nn Encyclopedia of Wit, Wted* ni ona Wlud, For Mile by WARN* CK ft DAVIS, • e t *T 16W 0”l.l.rei*s fill'd. fiiuiViuhl Huftil ft* "WOXEY It! W HY b* we witIiiiiii Mon* y 1 when it isjtrt M ea-y lor auy met to be around with a picket frill as not, ii they only thilik so. 1 have got a new article, from which from five fo twenty dollars * day can bo made, either by male or leinale. It « highly renpeetuldo bmli.e-s, und uu article which to wanted in overyliimlly iu ihe 11 Ited Males. Fp* close me two dollars by tnu l. «t my rl>k, ardl wi forward you l>y return mail a'Oiicular, wth lull instructions in the art. The bii.-im ss is very rosy* Try it, it y ou are out oi employ im r ‘.taud you Wl« never regrei it; tor it wil he bcilei for you u» IV the above i*um, aud Insnre a good business, iron lo pay (wi ntv-live cents for a spur.oiis odvirtW* nlent. lids is no buiulM g. ThvitITiiv n I TXT ii I Address your letters l» DWIGHT II"XROE, New York. sept 16-3111 VI MAATFD, ilv .\ YOUNG MAN ir* nt ti c* Nirth a sltunUon «* .-hippiug (ink n a ('• minl»H* n Houfc—dm bad tlix e years expertecce In the fim.th, and hu good reference, u* tout I Itles. Aiidms H. p* «■> pare Georgian t-filce. . oct 17-81 BANK of COMMERCE. 1 S.WA9XAU, October 1«i. 1860. f O N SA'I URDaY. 26th instant, tho Board tf Dlrec- mrs will elect tho following ntllcora: A lELLf.lt. BOOKKEKPi.il. DISCOUNT CLERK, Pi’RTER, Bond, with two or more good sureties, will be re- quirea from each. Infurniatiou as to amount oi salat y boud, ftc. will bo given upon ai'pIksUdi fo the undersigned. J(<1LN G. fbitR]L , « oct 17—eoht Cashier. MILl.INJb.irV A Kb BHBSK MAKING. MIS. J'llKKJ.tNIi will rp.li Fall SMUIn.rir, ww bay. twt»n*iti, i*w. ST IIXKhUOJIS, AO. U4 DR UUHTON STREET, TP KTITW t wit