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Newspaper Page TextXXXVII IOLD SERIES.I SAVANNAH, HA.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, NO 12099 JOURNAL Subscription Prices of Savannah Papers Uy common understanding, the proprietors end publisher* <X tho three pepers issued in Savannah bsve adopted the following uniform rates of tub aoriptlon, to take effect this day: Dally Paper, irar snuurn, is advance $6 00 Trl-Weekty w “ 4 00 Weekly, single copy, in advance 2 00 Weekly, ive copies, to ono address,,,,,,,,,, | 00 Weekly, etght “ “ 10 00 Weekly, tee * “ “ •» 12 00 Weekly, twenty *• «• 44 ..,,,..,.,20 00 Wbw not paid within one month from tho tiros •rsubeortSMg the charge for the Dally will be settfti dollars, awe for the Tri-Weekly JU*. The Weeaty will be lent only to those who pay iu The papsr f wiU Invariably be dlsoontinod upon the expiration or tho time for whloh It has been paid. The atwvs rates to take eflbct ftom and after this <it« SNEED ft BIUS, Republican, It. B. HILTON it CO., Georyiand Journal THOMPSON ft WtTHINQTON, A'em. .-tevanaab lily 1,1868. MONDAY, Two O'Clock, P. M. BY TELEGRAPH. Indiana Election. Indianapolis, Oct. 18.—Returns from all but seven counties give Willard (Dem.) a majority of 6,200 votes. The remaining counties in the election of 1864 gave 170 majority for the fu sion ticket. Vooriea (Dem.] is elected to Con gress in the 8th District; Colfax, abolitionist, in the Oth; Bronton, abolitionist, in the 10th— making tho delegation stand 7 Democrats to 4 Abolitionists* New York Market. NkwYoiix, Oot. 18.—The cotton market is dull and unsettled, with a decline of an eighth to a quarter in prices. We quote Middling Up* lands at 12|nl2|. Specie for Europe. The steamer Arago, which sailed today for Mrtrpooll, took out three quarters of a million la specie. TUefSIate Elections. Nothing lias yet been received to change the results of the elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, as forwarded to you yesterday. fooler from Nicaragua, Nkw Yobk, Oct. 19.—The steamship Texas has arrived with one month’s later accounts from Nicaiagi. i. Walker had evacuated Mae- saya, aud was concentrating his forces near Granada, where a severe battle was anticipated Lieut. Estelle, of Tennessee, bad been court marshalled and shot by Gen. Walker. Slavery has been reestablished in Nicaragua President of the A* & G. Road. It scums to be the impression of some that the coummisslonera who meet at MillidgevUle on Wednesday next will make an election of President of the Atlantic and Gulf Road. This is a mistake. If the aommlssioners shall report to tho Governor a subscription of $600,000 he will suhstribe $600,000 on the part of the State, and order an election of Directors, which election however can only take place after thirty days notice. Tho Directors elect the President as will be seen from the 3rd section of the charter. Sec. 3. That so soon as tho sum of one mil lion one hundred thousand dollars or upwards shall have been subscribed, aa provided In the second section of this act, it shall be tbednty of the Governor of the State, for the timo be* ing, to order an election for nine Directors, which election shall be held in Milledgville, un der the direction of the commissioners or any 5 or more of them,after not less than 30 days no tice; and the stockholders shall vote in person or by proxy. The directors so elected shall elect a President from their number and snob other officers os they may deem expedient, and shall hold their , offices for one year, and until their successors are elected. Decatur Subscription.—From C. J. Man* nerlyn, Esq., one of the commissioners named in the charter of the Atlantic and Gulf Road, we learn that Decatur county has made a sub scription of $100,000 to that enterprize. We do not donbt bnt that the remaining $100,000, necessary for the organization of the company will be forthcoming when the commissioners meet. Across the Satllla. Our Brunswick neighbors had a lively time last Thursday, in celebrating the completion ol the bridge across the Satllla. An excursion was made from Brunswick to the western bank ol that river, where a large company enjoyed a sumptuous feast, and listened to speeches from Messrs. Long, Sohlattcr, Cochran, and others. The Brunswick Herald, from which we learn these facts, says : While the cars wero on tho west bank of the river, several biles of wool, cotton and hides, aud other produce from the counties of Berrien and l/)wndes, wero placed on one of them to transported with us to Brunswick. This is tho beginning of a mighty current of trade that Is to pour itself into our beautiful city, whether the railroad that penetrates Southern Georgh shall ba called Brunswick & Florida or Main Trunk ltoud. From tho AtiauU Examine*extra Oct. 17—31* M TREMENDOUS GATHERING OF TUN FRIENDS OF BUCHANAN AND BRECKINRIDGE. We write at 3 o’clock, P. 51. Never was there • assembled so large a number of the people as is now in Atlanta. What It will amount to, on to-morrow, we can only imagine. Last night, no arranglnieuta had been made for speaklug. nut bo large was the attendance of the people from abroad, that it was determined other wise. Col. J. A. Calhoun, of South Carolina, addressed an overflowing audience at the City Hall. He w«a followed by Col. Wright, of Newnan; Geo. M. HUIver, Esq., of Walton co.; Col. Moses, of Columbus, Ga. f and Col. L. J. Glenn, of this place. The greatest enthusiasm prevails. To day the people were addressed at tho stand near the Trout House, by Col. B. O. Yan cey, of this place; Col. T. P. Saflbld, of Morgan the Democratic Elector in the Seventh District; an<\ Col. Russel,Troup of county. The Speaking w to bo resumed in the afternoon, alter the Georgia Railroad and Western & Atlantic Rail- toad train arrives. We do not pretend to estimate tbo numbers present, save by the rule of the Fillmore paity if they bad live thousand voters from a dis tance at their mass meeting In this place, wo have ten thousand; if they had ten, we have twenty thousand, already here. To night, after the speaking, we are to have k grand Torch Light Procession. To-morrow Is to be the great day. We shall teuo an oxtra that shall contain items of inter na to our friends at a distance. florid* Election. Gadsdou 60 17 Icon 86 100 nit - Jefferson ............ 179 213 ( : • , • Madison 112 31 Hamilton it tV 40 16 taw ' (• [■{. 1 1 T t 16 11 Columbia on 1)2 Alachua 147 147 tin Marlon 100 106 Duval.,............. mi 2U 218 St. John 124 no Grange 0 7 ...» Hillsboro .. a . Monroe .101 149 101 165 .... Frankllu <18 111 Jackson 64 44 Kscmnba, 26 24 Sauta Rosa 160 87 Wakullah tt ti 60 30 Ileruando 34 36 Walton 11 13 Wtt-hingtou 40 48 . : i^alhoun 12 46 , Holmes 88 Valuria t 30 36 I’utnam 20 20 Jratigo 10 10 Surotor 30 30 Nassau 16 15 .... 1246 1505 712 541 712 641 633 964 Abovo we gtvo, us we have received, the vote of Florida, with tho exception ol three new and sparsely settled counties, Blanateo, Brevard and Liberty. They will not probably aflfect tho result a dozen votes. If these figures are correct, and we have no doubt that they approximate very closely to correctness, the majority of Perry (Democrat) for Governor, is 533 over Walkor (Know No thing); that for Hawkins (Dem.) for Congress, 904 over Baker. The true test of the strength of the pa rties will be found in the Congression al, rather than iu the Gubernatorial vote. Gov* ernor Perry, though a gentleman of high char acter, and by bis flrmneBs and nuftinching devotion to Southern Rights, peculiarly suited for bis post In these troublous times,’was, when nominated, little known in the State, and has been entirely prevented by ill health from en gaging in the canvass. Precisely tbo reverse ol this was the fact in relation to his oppo nent. On the other hand, the candidates for Con gross canvassed the State equally, with, we should think, the balance of personal populari ty in favor of Mr. Baker. And yet he is beat en by nearly 1QQQ votes. For the office of Congressman, no man in Florida has superior qualifications to those of Judge Hawkins, tho member elect. Foremost among these we count his devotion to the South; next, Ula ability to serve her, and third (per haps it should have been second) hisunqualling; heroism. Though a New Yorker by birth, tho South will have no more dauntless defender in the next Congress than George 8. Hawkins. We congratulate him on his splendid triumph. In 1 the Taylor campaign Florida was the banner State of Whiggery, giving a larger proportion al majority tbun any other. In the Pierce can vass of 1862, BIr. Maxwell beat Mr. Cabell for Congress only 82. Now Hawkins carries the Stato by nearly 1,000. Tbo majority for Buchanan in November will not probably fall below that given to Taylor in 1848. Florida Election Returns. HKKNANDO COUNTT. PlNHONVILLB, HERNANDO Co., FLA., ) October 11,1850. } R. B. Hilton, Esq., Sir: The vote in this county is as follows: Majority for M. S. Perry, for Governor, 34 “ “ G. 8. Hawkins,ifor Congress, 39 44 44 John Euban ks, (Dem.)., State Senate, 31 Vote for J. R. Nioks, (Dem.) Redroseuta- tive, 113 Respectfully, Putnam County. Col. Bryant’s seat in the Legislature as Rep resentative of this Couuty, will be contested by Mr. Wm. G. Mosely. Bryant’s majority was 0 votes, and it is a Hedged that there were more than this number of illegal votes given for Bryant—Palatka Democrat. Tho Vote of West Florida. Marianna, Oct. 16. R. B, Hilton, Eeq: Dear Sin.—I amuow able to; give you tho vote of WcstJFloriila, for Gov. and Con gress : WALTON, Walker, 13 m. Hawkins, 11 m. HOLMES. Walker, 83 m. Baker, 59 m. WASHINGTON. Hawkins, 48 m. Perry, 40 m. CALIIOUN. Hawkins, 44 m. Ferry, 12 m. [The other counties of west Florida,Franklin, Jackson, Escambia aud Sauta Rosa, have al ready been reported in our columns.] Oijd who lioldii mo miw from perishing, will not tho sainn God save mu whuu my child Is at my breast? Down oiiinotho fierce rushing <»f tho eaglo’w wiugs, ouch savage bird dashing close to her head, ho that she saw tho yellow of their wrathfol eyes. All at ouco they quailed and wero cowed, and the Christiuu mother,fall, ing across tho eyrie, iu tho midst of bonos aud blood, clasped her child—dead, dead, uo doubt bnt unmangled and untom-aud swaddled up just as it was when she laid it down asleep among thp fresh hay iu a uook of the harvest Hold. There had Ihjcii trouble aud agitntiou, much sobbing and many* tears, among the multitude* while the mother was Healing the cliffs. Subliino was the Hhoutthat echoed afar tho moiucut sho reached the''eyrie—there had succeeded a ailouce deep as death—In a little while arose that hymning prayer, succeeded by, mute sup-’ plication, now congratulatory joy had met its sway us the lieroiu Hilaud mother slid down the lost precipice of Greed’s Cliff with her balm lashed around her shoulders by a shawl and foil listless among the heather; starting up ftom her swoon—und looking wildly around cried, up the Eagle—tho wieke bird has carried oil* my bouny wo Walter-ls thro none to pursue?’ A neighbor put her baby unto her breast } aud shutting her eyes, and smiting her foro-i head, the sorely bewil^pred creature said in a plaintive voice, am I waukon—or tell mo if I’m waukon, or if a’ this be but the work o’ u fever. Blin’, lilin* mauu tlioy be who dlmm see linger o' God in a’ thes’e things. The rumor of tho miracle circled tho moiin. talus Iniso, and a strange story without names lmd been told to tho wood rauger of the cain forest, by a wayfaring man, aud hurrying to the hay making gathering ol tho Bloor, his heart died within him when lie saw the lioroio woman was his own long descried and ill treat ed wife, and fulliug at her feet, implored her pardon. The week eye of Huunah, met his in’ forgivness, witli an un-uphraidiug tear, and a faint smile of love which forgiving, loving wo man cau alotto experience, raised him up with' both hands extended to him, nnd the old clergy mail, whom all reverenced, put the contrite man’s hand in hers, whom he swore to love and and cherish all his days; und ere summer was over, Hannah and Walter Laraoud were the happy master and mistress of u family, und iv house not much iuferior to any in the mause. - A Planter j Collision In Clieuniicaku Bny-*Nluc Lives Lost. Tho Baltimore American, of last Friday, con* tains the particulars of a collision iu Chesu* pcake Bay, off Woolftrap Light, on Tuesday last, between the steamer Monmouth, from that port for York river, and the brig Wiudwurd, from the same port for New Orleans. Tho uc- cident took place about 6 o'clock in the moru- iug. Tho American says: The brig struck her midships, carrying uwuy the iurbourd wheel and wheel house, and dis placing the shait from its position, besides causing her to leak budiy. Tito brig was also iujmed, and her captain was oblidged to put her into Norfolk for repairs. Fiuding that lie could not proceed, Captain Dausey, of the Monmouth, cut his uuchors with u view to wait for tho Gladiator, by which lie hoped to be towed to Now Point. That steamer passed aud she was heard, but could not bo seen, but once for a few minutes, in consequence of the thickness ol the utmosphere. The boat lay at uuchor all day, and towards oveuiug a gale urose, und it wus soon discovered that site; was settliug. The crew at once began to construct rafts us the only hope of safety, and before the steam er Louisiana, from-Norfolk,on her upward trip,' reached her,there was nothing visible hut her upper works, and tho sea was breaking over her. Captain Russell determined to do every thing possible tor the sufferers, aud descrylug a raft with a number of persons on it, dispatched two of ills boats to their rescue. They uad not proceeded far when ouu of them swamped, but the other kept up, and wus not long iu saving eleven persous which the raft contained. Two other rafts were overtaken, one of which held two persons, and tho other one, all of whom were safely placed on deck of the Louisiana and properly cared for. Two or three *f those rescued wero in an exhausted condition, and but for tho timely succor uffbrdgd them would have perished. Learning that Ca] taiu Hewctt, of tue schooner Adn, of this port, was ou a raft, and that eiglijipersons were left on board the Monmouth, Captain Russell ran up to her, but uo person was A to be seen, and there are fours to be cutcrtaiued that all perished. When the stcumbout was struck, tbo concussion was so great that her smoko pipe was thrown down, so that all hope, if her machinery was not in jured, for working her to laud, was lost. At- seven o’clock ou Wednesday evening tho Bteam A Low Fiuuuts of an Attorney.—An at torney In London died very poor- 'A shilling subscription was set on foot to pay tho expem sea of his funeral. Moat of the attorneys and barristers having subscribed, ono of them ap plied to.Toler, afterwards Chief Juxtlce Nor- bury, expressing a hope that he would also subscribe a shilling. 44 Only a shiUingl” said Tolor, “only a shilling to hurry au attorney! Hero is a guinea; go and bnryone and twenty ol them,” Steamer TexaIl—The steamship Texas from Nicaragua via New Orleans, bound to New York, with a large number of passengers, went into Norfould, Vu., Monday, for coal, and an chored uear Fort N orfolk. Destructive Fire—A correspondent of the Petersburg Democrat, writing from Boydton, Va., states that a lire took place in that town, on Wednesday,, destroying the store house of Atired Boyi, saddlery of William H. Gruflbrd, und the tailoring establishment. The' entire loss is estimated at $20,000. The Cuban Trade.—The Havana correspon dent of the New York Times writes under date of Oct. 8th: Our two weeks of tempest although it has served to prevent the ordinary business of tho merchant aud planter, has been rather favor able than otherwise to the iniquitous traffic in Imamu beings three cargoes having been safe, ly landed—two oft the - south- side and one on the north—since my last'nbtes although tho Captain General of Cuba believes that 4< not five hundred negroes have been landed upon the Island of Cuba slucq. be resumed the ad ministration of the govesnment.” . Railway Demonstration.—A meeting of the citizous of Montreal,called by the Mayor, was held ou Tuesday, to adopt measures lor a proper celebration of,-tho completion of the Grand Trunk Railway. Resolutions were pawed in favor of » ‘‘grand demonstration,” proposed to raise the sum of £10.000 ($40,000) The demonstration will take place about the first week In November. The Grand Truuk Railway engages to carry tho invited guosts free. The outline ,of tbo fete la not yet agreed upon, but.tfcatlt will bos gn one no one can doubt. - The sum of £2,500, ($10,000,) had boon sub scribed on Thnrsday iiftrht towards the c * hration. Cfliiimeixiiil. MUipt. NKW York; Oct. 16 —Cotton—The market con- tiuucH dull, with an iuclmaliou to heaviness: tbo supply orMidil iags Is quite insignificant, and of all other kiuds smalt; tho sales are 1,000 bales. Wo quote as follows: NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION. Upland. Florida. Mobile. N.O&Tx Ordinary — — — _ Middling 12# 13 13 <. Middling Fair... 13*£ 13JJ 131$ fair 13*$ I3tf 135$ 14 , Oolfoe—The market has resumed its former quiet ness to-day, after tho activity ol yesterday. We only hear of sates of650 hogs ltio at 10>£ a li J$c. Flour—Southern Flour is better, but at tho close is hardly so firm; sales or 8,300 bbls. at $7 26 a $0 00 for common to good superfine and $S 66 a $8 10 lor fancy and oxtra brands. Wheat—The Wheat market 1$ active and is better, with a lively .export Inquiry ; stil03 1,400 bushels Rod Southern at SI 60,1,700 bushels White do. at $100 a $1 70. Molasses—A raodorato business la'aoiug at full prices; sales of 100 libdf. Cuba Muscovado at 41c, and 651 hlids, Cuba clayed at 37o. for distilling. I’rovistons—Tho market is again better for Pork, and is quite aotivo; Palos oPAlOO bbls, at $1 60a$22 for Mess, and $18 60al9 for Primo; included in tho sales aro 1,000 bbls, Mess, delivered before the 10th of November, at $2i 60 Beef Is firmly held* and is in good demand; Mik-s of 320 bbls. at $8 60 a $9 B0 for country Moss;$9a911 for repacked Moss, und 91160a$12 50 lor extra Mess; Prime Mess is nominal at 914a917. Gut Meats are very quiet, and prices are somowhat nominal, laird is without chango to note;tbo inquiry is fair; sales ur 200 bbls. at 18 Wa 13?$u. Butter Is firm and in good demand at 16a 20c for Ohio, and 13a24u for titato. Cheese is activo at8al0c. Klee continues firm with a fair demand; sales of 200tcsat4«a6c. * •Sugars—Holders continue-realising fait prices, and tbo inquiry from tbctrudo and grocers is liberalt sales on,660 birds, chiefly Cubu, at 8a9o, including 67 birds Porto HicoutOtfc. Whisky—Tiro market is lowor, with sales of 400 bbls. Ohio and Prison at 37)$ % 38u. at tho close. NEW ORLEANS, Oct.*<3ollon—The market ha* been nearly at a stand to day, tho advices by tb Persia h »ving been less Tamable than was antici patod, and tbo sides have been confined to some small lots, amounting to barely 1000 bales. Prices are lower general!) and unsettled, and for the pre sent we omit quotations which are nominal. STATER KMT or oorxox. :;lock ou haud 1st September, 1866 bales 7,198 Arrived since.. 177,147 Arrived today j 192 Hzverb Gale in the E.voLian Ohannil.— a severe Htorm occurred in the English Chan nel, September 28th. A fine screw stoamor named the Ida, was driven ashore, bnt her crew were saved by a cable line. Near this a schoon er went ashore, when the master’s wire and four children perished. Fifty other vessels were • ton tho coast of England and Ireland, In cluding tho Helen Hedgers, from Calcutta,with a cargo valued at $100,900. The vessel was nm into by the ship Yceman,of Liverpool, carrying down with her 20 of those on board. Snow.—On Tuesday night last, snow fell In Harrisonbarg, Va., to the depth of three Inch es- In Liberty, Bedford co., and Ohrlatlan- nurg, Montgomery, the same Indications of winter appeared. [COMMUNICA TED.] A Hot ole W omnit. Messrs R. B, Hiiton 4’ ’ ^Gentlemen—You frequently uniuse us with your interesting stories, will you give u place to tho following, from Christopher North's recreations amoug the Moors and Highlanders of Scotland ? Almost all tho people In the Parish wad ing in their meadow-bay, uever hud the Parish seemed before l ho populous, jocund was the balmy air, with luughtor, whistle, and song; aud the Great lietng who gave them that day their daily bread, after graces were pronounced, some of tb&n rather too tedion* in presence of the mantling milk cans, bullion bars of Imtter^ind crackling cukes, looked down from His eternal throue, well pleased with the piety of His thankful creatures; one single sud den female shriek, und thou shouts and out cry as if a church spire hud tumbled down on ja- congregation at a sacrament. Hannah Lamond’sjwirn l Hannah lAummd’s bairn! was thejoud fast spreading cry. The Eagli’s ta’en off Hannah Lamoud’s bairn, (child.) Two miles of bill and dulc. and caps und shingle (grave and pebbles) und many interesting brooks, lay between; but in an incredibly short time, the foot of the mountain was alive with peo pie. But who shall scalq that dizzy cliff, which Mark Stuart, the sailor, who lmd been at tho storming of many ports, once attempted in vain! What’s the use, what’s tiro use 0’ on’y puir human means! We have no power but iu prayer! And many knelt down, fathers and mithers, thinking 0’ tbeir aine wee bairns. Han nah Lumond had all tills wliilo been sitting on a stone, with a face perfectly white, und eyes like those of a mad person, fixed ou the eyrie. Only last Sabbath was my wee wc’an babtlzcd in the name o’the Either, Soon and Howly Ghost; and on uttering these words her whole sonl seemed to be invigorated; she flew off through the breaks and over the huge stones— up—up—up—faster than ever huntsman ran in to the death; j perhaps as a goat playing among the precipices—no stop, no stay—she knew not that she drew her breath. Beneath bet feet Providence fastened every Iooso stone, and to her hands strengthened every root. The boat weut down, after lying at anchor for thir ty eight hours. The following is a Ust of those saved ftom tho wreck: W. S. Danscy, Captain; Thomas J. Eflord, clerk; J. O. Deaney aud Charles Reeder, en gineers; R. H. Cauuon und James Hutchison, mutes; Henry Broaden and George Bluke, col ored iircmun; William Breman, white, and John Uadi und William Stokeiey, colored, deck hands; William Truitt, colored, wheelsmau: Blury Robinson, colored, chambermaid, and Theodore und Jumcs Davidson, children, pass engers, all of whom were brought up yesterday by the Louisauu. The following are supposed to have been drowued: James Duvidsou, Mrs. Davidson and twocliildrou passengers,; Blatthias Mathews, htewurd; William Woodland, cook; Charles Phillips, coal heaver, und Barry ltidgway, deck hand. Capt. Hewitt was last seen on a raft going to wards the sea, and though he was supplied with four blankets, It is feared tliut he per ished. At tho time of the collision the brig, it is said, had uo lights out, as required by law nor wus sho Been until it was imposiable to es cape ftom her. The Blonmotith belonged to a company of planters on tho Pamunkey river aud Richmond, Va., and Is a total loss, there having been uo iusurance on her. The officers made a signal of distress to those on board the light boat, Imt no attention was puid to it, and there is no doubt but for the praiseworthy efforts of Capt. Russell, the whole number would have perish ed. The passengers on tho Louisiana speak in tho highest terms of his conduct anil of his first mate, BIr. Ward, who did everything pos sible in the rescuing of the wrecked and ad ministering to tbeir comfort utter he got them on bourd his bout. Tho Davidson children, who wero made or phans by this calamity, were kindly cared for, and u subscription of seventy five dollars was collected from the passengers of the Louisiana $10 of which is to b* applied to theiiL.imme, diate necessities; $10 were given to Pllen Ward,- the mate, and $5 each to the five seamen who labored in the rescue. qTiis Duplicate Fremont.—Captain 8. L. Fremont, who resides in Wilmington, North Carolina, is said to be the other Fremont, de signated by the New York Tribune as a Roman. Catholic. Captain Fremont’s friends are high ly indignant, and a Wilmington journal says 4 ‘Capt. S. L. Fremont is not now, and never was a member of the Catholic Church. There is no shadow of personal resemblance between him and the Black Republican candidate. It is hurdly possible for two men to look more unlike. Captain Fremont is tall, say about nix feot high, will weigh at least one hundred and eighty pounds, parts his hair, and wears bis clothes like his neighbors, and, like every other officer of the army whom we have ever met bos a thorough contempt for the Colonel, Im viiubo ho knows him to bo contemptible.” •‘onvictedop Murder.—At Randoipn, [i-/ f.J Superior Court, last week, Judge Parson 1 ir.-idcnt, Alexander Hooker,a young man 22 years of age, was convicted for mur- tl> . iug John Chavis, a married man, who had mi luced the prisoner's sister under the most aggravated oironmstanccs. The verdict of guilty of murder, created an intense excite meat, and a petition to the Governor for a j ' it 1 u.i Tndrrn tho ■ Tun? Total 186,637 Exported lo date 61,016 Exported lo-dajr 1,188—52-204 stock ou baud aud on shipboard not clear ed 133,333 Sugar—Soino 70 or 80 hhds.bavobceu sold at full prices: MoIhssoh— 1 Thoro is mistook iu first bauds on tbo bov00. Of Orlcnus Kofluery wo notice sales or 60 bbls at tbo advanced rate of64c. and 100 ut 66c gallon. Fork—Wo bavo noticed only retail sates at $21 50 ^ bbl for Mot's, Bacon—Ono or two small lots or Shoulders sold at 8) 40, aud 2. casks cioar Sides at n $ ft. l-ard—A lot of 84 tlercos inferior Urease was dls used or at about 12o $ ft. Wiiiskv—100 bbls Rectified (Smith’s) were sold at 34c. aud 160 iu lots, at 34o36o $ gallon. Lard Oil—About 20 bbls have been disposed of at $1$ gallon. Oulfeo— 1 Tbo salos comprise 100 bags inferior at 9) kc 60at 10)4,300 at 10*4, and 126 primo at 11X $ lb. Freights—Ships on the berth still filling up with Cotton at )$d for Uverpool, and lc. to Havre. Exchanges—A limited business bus been done at about tbo range or our quotations: lsnidon, [clear bills] 8}&8% per cent, pretn. Faris 6.23# u 6.27% pur dollar. Now York 60 days \% u i.% per cent. disc. Now York 8igbt....) v a)$ percent, discount to par COLUMBIA, Oct. 18.—Cotton—Tbero was a (Air supply of oottou ou sale yesterday, with a quiet but stcuuy demand, at the quotations of tbo previous day. 471 baleschangodhands, at prices ranging from U a UBfn. AUGUSTA, Oct. 18.- Cotton-TUoro l wit much doing to day. Prices generally range from 11)$ to 12 con’s, and but vory row Bales ovor 12 ATLANTA, Oct. 16. -Colton-C mtinues firm at from 10,'4 to 11)$ c»i. Principal sales, 11)$ coots, MOBILE, Get. 16.—Cottou—Tbo sales to Uoy were only loo bales, with middling quoted at 12)$ cun' Office Charleston and Sav. It. R. Co.) OcronxR 10,1866. j T HE Seventh Instalment or*IVE DO .LAR3PER SHARE ON THE STOCK subscribed to the Charleston and Savannah Railroad, wi I be due on Monday, tbo 10th or November. Payment to bo mate to tbo Treasurer, at the office or the Company In Charleston. Tbo Bavaunah subscribers will please pay to A. PORTER, Esq., President of the Bank or the State of Georgia, Savannah. By order of tho President. O. F. HANCKEL, Treasurer, ■ WANTED,] A PLAIN COOK, WASHER and Ironcr enquire at 174 Broughton atreot, up stairs. octl7 WANTED. A GOOU COOK, Wwber and Ironer for as JX. family. Enquire at 165 Broughton atreemati oct 17 \ d3t. WANTED. ♦ I HREE HUNDRED ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to ao A as local and traveling agents In a businefi easy, usofol and honorable, at a salary of $100 per mouth l A capital of $6 only required! No patent meulciuo or book business. Fail particulars givon (free) to all who enclose a postage stampora three cent piece, and address A. B. MARTYN, 8ept22-w3m Pialitow, N. H. DISSOLUTION t>FCOJPAft.YNKRhHlP r lE FIRM under tho name of JACKSON k MoNICHOLS is dissolved tide day by mutual consent, tbo concern, oct 15 Mr7 Jackson will collect all t^o clebts doe B. JACKSON, ZTH03. McNICHOLS FOR SALE A GOOD Traveller undor Saddle orin tber with new Ladlea* 8We UGGYand HARNESS. ap, the owner having > n° further, use lor. hex. * For particular* apply U tfcl» - 3 octJi (gv A GOOD Travel ^■LaLdLbo sold cheap, t fljipig ‘Mdligeurc. Port of Mavannali.. * October ‘AO. Arrived. Ship Eli Whitney, Mulford, Now York, with hay,* loOIiCummlng. BarkCbas William, Hawos, Boston, to Urigbam, Nolly * Oo Otl. 16, W N W, spoke brig Ada, of Bath, bound for 1 lilladelphl*. Brig Birchard aTorey, Wees, Philadelphia, witli coat, to Olaghorn & Cunningham. Brig J D Lincoln, Webbor, Philadelphia, to Hun* tor AGammoll. Schr L S Davis, Lynch, Newport, to Cohcux ft HorU. HcbrJ W Anderson, Watson, Ba«kRivor. with 8800 bus rough rico, to Haborsbam ft Sen. Schr Company, Austin, Back Klvor, with 2000 bus rough rico, to J F Pelot. Schr Emma Jnlia, Hopkins, Darien, 3600 bushels rlce.toCbeever ft Co. Schr Fort Geo Packet, Rmsell, Rlcoboro’, with 600 bus rough rice. ,300 bUB corn, and 8 bulos Sou Island cotton, to Way ft Taylor, king ft Sons, aud Hollister. Steamer Gen Clinch, Richardson, Palatka, fto, to MACohen. ’ Screven’s fiat, ftom plantation, with 1110 bUBhoIs rough rico, to W Woodbrldge. Cleared. Steamer Wm Seabrook, Pock, Charleston, via Beaufort, fto.—J P Brooks. Departed. Steamer Wm Soabrook, Peck, Charleston, via Beaufort. Memoranda. Now York, Out lc—ChL brig Pbllurn, Spraguo, Savannah; brig Queen rather, Pendleton, Bruns wick C ANDLES. STARCH, SOAP, fto— < 60 boxen t-porrn and Patent fc’porm Candle < ' 660 buxns aud half boxes Pearl Starch 160 • Colgate’s No. 1 Soap 50 *• Ikiidol, Smith ft Colgate’s Family an Palo Soap 200 41 Adamantine nnd Tnllow Caudles . 60 4< Pi (Mia and ilpo Hoads In atore aud for sain by oct 2 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft CO. rpoBAcco, tea.twine- PoMeugera. For steamer Gen Clinch, from Palatka—Mrs Ab bott. G C Gibbs, Mr Wilson, B Elliott, Mr Prior, Mol Philips, Mr Gomez, MrMorphuut, UN Hill .Miss Young, G M Oercopoly, NAM Lauo, and 12 deck. Consignee*. Per bark Okas William, from Boston—Webster ft I’almcs, R K ngt, O ft L Dowoll, M A Cohen, Crane, Wells ft Co, J w Anderson, Puller ft Frierson, Win Hale, Patton, Hutton ft r«, UH Johnson, HLatbrop ft (*.. J W Lathrop ft Co, AS Ilartrldgo, N11 ft II Wood, Yougo ft Frierson. E Hagar, Wood ft Co, S M Laifltoau, Cooper ft Co, Clugborn At Cnuulngham, D D Popp, Nevltt, Lathrop ft Rodgers, M J Buckner, Knso, Davis ft Long, Upper Hydraulic Press, Boll ft Prentiss, L Owens At Co, F Coniy ft Co, L ft M 1.111 onthul, Etheridge ft Sou, L Logrlul, Young, Wyatt ft Co, G B Welsh, O Jobusou ft Co, Brigham, Kelly ft Co, Butter ft Frierson, Savh ft Aug R R agt, Sni ders ft Askew, A E Blunt ft Oo, J P Brooks, Strong ft Wood, Hunter ft Gammoil, Hasbrouck ft Co, 1IV Morrell. Per brig J D Lincoln, from Philadelphia—R ^otd Agt. Brigham, Kelly ft Co, King ft Sons, Ruse, Da vis ft I^ng, H Morse, M A Cohen, Irons BCo, DD a , Ogdon, Starr ft Co, Wayuo ft Sou, GAMc- y. Lockett ft Snetllng, Hardeman ft Griffin, A Doylo, Patten, Hutton ft Co, Chaffor ft Co, Webster ft Palmes, W Duncan, •’ KDeFord, Morrell ft Co, Cooper ft Gilliland, Yougo ft Frierson, King ft Wa ring, Hauler ft Gammetl, Vorstille ft Frierton, A Bonaud, Blyler ft Klino, J P Collins, Young ft Wyat, O Johnson ft Co, Parsons ft Co. N B ft H Weed, D B Thompson ft Co. J P King, R A Crawford, and Tru- chelut ft Bro. Por schr L S Davis, from Now York—Brigham, Holly * Co, J M Selkirk, agl, C R K. I W UorFoll, N B^ft 11 Weoa L Ho3brouck ft Co, Wit Farroti, Crane, viiur* «. vrfjuivy, «i A wuyid, uduuusoh kvo, rs m Laffitcau, Clagborn ft Cunningham, J A Norris, A Bouuud, J D Jesse. Holcombe, Johnson ft Co, Tom linson ft Barnes. Lovell ft Lattimoro, Solomons ft Oo. J A Burron, W G Dickson, M A Cohen, Yougo ft iisunauviM, v 1 vuniut, ,, ifcjf Uw cw DUil. aiuoru a Co, Foote ft Jaudon, Haborsbam ft Sou, Giles ft Co, Gilbert ft Tildon. J Foley, Webster ft Palmes, J W 1. nuugurs uiniuiuauailiv, r > au.nu ft BrOUtly. UAIUJUU, I A Habersham, Scranton. Jobnstou ft Co, Goo De- mund, Baker, Wright ft Co, Padelford. Fay ft Co, D D Copp, W M Wadley. Neely ft Co, J T Jones,. Bell ft Prentiss. W M Davidson, Cheever, Sims ft Co, J B ft W A Ross, J 8 Norris. Per steamer Pen Clinch, from Palatka—25 bales SI cotton, bides and radxo, to Way ft Taylor, Har dee ft Co, C H Bell, F Pacctty, A Clark, F M Myr- roti, E W Jones, and others. 60 boxes obolco brands Tobacc* 26 cheats Congor Oolong Tea 26 half ohosts choice Green Ten 26 bales Wrapping Twine Received and for sale by Hopt28 McMAIlON ft DOYLE. C ORN—1200 bushels primo Beacb Island Corn, just received and for sale by sept 19 WEB-ITER ft PALMES. J^Ol'K—100 Colls Ropo foraalo, toarrivoby schr j Jn'.ia A. Rich oct 16 LOCKEW ftSNELLlNGS. W HISKEY—97 barrels Will-key for Bale, to ar rive by eolir Juiln A. Rich, oct 16 LOCKETT ft SNKIJJNiiS. H AY, Con. and Jjtrd; in store and for sale by 00116 LOCKEIT S NELLI NGS. 4 \ RATES—GRATES—Tbo finest lot of Urates ever VA offered InBavannaii can bo found at KENNEDY ft BEACH’S, Stove and Houso Furnishing Eltabilsbtneut, oct 16 Hodgson's Block, cornor Bull and Broughton st-. VT EW Raisins and Figs-y-10 boxu3 of new Rainlns J3I ami 60 boxes of cboico Figs, recolvod per stoamor Augusta, and for sale by out 16 J. D. JESSE. CltvNE’S METAL.IC TBiB?mniv)ti OillSISIEffl. T HIS is a uowly invented BURIAL'CASE, fash ioned to accord with the feelings of the be reave 1, and yet retaining all the requisites 01 an appropriate receptacle for the dead: There Is no reason why such a receptacle should 1)6 made to create by its appearance dlsogrt'eablo sensations. It is enough that wo should bo bereaved* and what- ovor tends tu soften or make less keen thu poignan cy of our grief, commends foelf lo our considera tion. So much that is repulsive bos been discuided in tbo arruiigemout and sliapuol the above ( use, that its name, tbo CASKET' BURIAL CASK, is an involuntary suggestion, and l do not lnsitato to aver that there bos never been in use any thing so entirely chaste, appropriate sud convenient ns tills iuveutiou Tbo Case permits a view of the eutlro body alter it is enclosed, the whole top being composed of beautiful thick French Plate Glass,sufficiently strong tore list any internal or external pressure, is per fectly air tight, composed of metal highly orna mented. and will last for ages. Samples of tho Casket may be seen at tliooffino of Messrs. CRANE, WELL8&CO., 82 Bay street, Sa vannah. P. S. Persons desirous of purchasing the exclu sive right for the Bale nr the Casket in trie following States, Georgia, Florida, South Curollua uud Norlii Carolina, will plcaso apply by loiter nr in porson to WILLIAM B. PHILLIPS ft Oi)., owners of Patent, care of CRANE, WEU4 ft CO„ * Savannah, Georgia. N R. Rights to one or more counties will bo sold also. oct 1-tl.e* M ILL HR & ROLL, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BRUNSWICK, GA. Will praoUco iu tbo Brunswick Circuit—ceniMli- lug the following Counties: - Glynn, Wayno, Camden, Were, Apppllni, Clinch, Coffee aud Charlton. JOHN B. MILLER. L. O. ROLL. aug8 ly —r ~ Xi~"pr T~ DEALER in OHOIOE FAMILY (JrOCEIUES anU Foreign and Domestic Fruit, wrnvr lirouyhlm and Whitakcr-sU. \ own and country supplied with choice goods at moderate prices. All order? promptly attended lo. and satUtUotton always guaranteed. splB '^OTursrrcaxssss*; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN WINDOW BLINDS, WINDOW BABH jBA PAN* DOORS. Wost sldo Monumont S<iuare, Savannali, Ga. mayll "Jfinr N TftTBHECBliT ATTORNEY AT LAW, office cornor Bay and Drayton streets _ Jyis ' A. II. CHAMPION7 ™ (Successor to Champion & Watts.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER, No. 4 Barnard st., botwcon tbo Market and Bay at., SAVANNAH, GA. Dealer in Groceries, Foreign and Domestic Uquors, Dried Frulta, fto., fto. Reference—A. Champion, Esq., Samuel Solomons, Esq., Messrs. Rabun ft Whitehead, aud Swift ft Co., CilAFFEil ft CO, No. G Wliltnkor Street, Savnnnnli, On., Wnm.KSALR AND RETAIL DRALKRS IN S ASHES, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, fto White I/?ud, Zinc, White Linseed, Sperm, Whale. Tan ners’and NouWorn Oils, Gloss, Brushes, Gold Loaf, Bronze. Builders’ Hardware. Nalls, Marblo Mantels. fto.,fto. Jed J UST received. ONLY tblrty-twu days from Bal timore by tho uew Steamship Lino. Tin nu merous enquirers will bo glad to learn that laev have lluully urrlved. KENNEDY ft BEACH, llnusc-fiirni'diliig Store, Hodgson’s Now Block aug 4 DAVID G. WILDS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, SPARTA, GA. WIU practice iu tbo. o.uuutU* ol Hancock. Warren, Washington, and Baldwin. Kkvxkxnck^—Bchu ft Foster. Kabun ftSmitn, and E. A. Soulterd, Savunuab. jnn9 If. B. HILTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSKIJ.OK AT LAW, Office corner of Ray nnd l)rnrton-*o« SAVANNAH, ga. my 11 PLUMBING. P LUMBING, in all its vorioua branches, at tended tu at tho shortest notice^and in suporlor style. Also, may be found Shower Baths, Galvaniz ed Iron. Tin and leaded Bath Tubs; Cupjtor Boilers, Patent Pan Water ClOBets, Lead Pipes, tiheot Lead, Brass and Plated Cocks, Force Pumps, India Rubber Hose Fur auto at tho neuao Furnish Store, No, 166 BroueUton-atrect. marl 9 HORACE MORSE. P UTNAM’S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOBER, received by J. B. CUBBEDGE, Agent, sopt 30 Marshall Houso Buildiug. NEW AD VERTISEMEN TS c BLBCTION NOTICES. Savannah, Oct. 20,1866. IOUNCIL will at its noxt mooting r<n Thursday, elect a Sergeant of tho Special Police of tho GUy of Savannah, by day and by night, to DU the vacancy occurred by the election of Sergeant Ell. K. McGee, to the office of 2nd Lieutenant. Salary $700- Bond $600. Applicants will, please \eavo their appllcaV on, slating the names of tbeir securities (two required to each Bond, with me on or before 10 o’clock. A. M. or that day. By order of Council. EDWARD G. WILSON. Clerk of Council. OGLB2THOPJ3 MEDICAL COLLEGE AT SAVANNAH GEORGIA. T HE Rogutnr Course of Lectures in the abovo In stitution, will commonco on the First Monday in November next. The Faculty is constituted ss follows, viz. U. L. BYRD, M. D.,Trof. Principles and l’ractlco of Medicine. HOLMES STEELE, M. D., Prof. Obstrics and (Ha ases of Women and children. WESLEY C. NORWOOD, M. D., Prof. Materia Medlca, and Medical Jurisprudence. THOMAS H. CHIVEllS, M. D., Frof. Physiology id Pathology. JAMES 8. MOREL. M. D., Prof. Anatomy. J. W. BENSON, M. D., Prof. Principles and Practico or Surgery. LAWRENCE J. ROBERT, M D., ProL Medical Chemistry. WILUAMT. FEAY, M. D., Emeritus, I’roT.uf Chemistry. E. J. OLIVEROS, M. D,, Demonstrator of Ana tomy. Fees, for tho full course, $105 Matriculation $6, Demonstrator 910, Graduation $30. For further Information, address H. L. BYRD, M. D. Doan sept 17 2mwtw HAY FOR SALE. Gff A BALES Eastern Hay. SSOVJ 100 bales Northorn Hay, for salo low,in lots to suit purchasers. 00120 lw F LOUR—20 barrels Hiram Smith Floor. 26 half barrels Extra Gonnosxeo. 75 barrels Demuead and Oakley Flour. 60—98 and 49 Barks Demnead Flour. Rocelvodand for salo by oct 20 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft CO. B UTTER AND CHEESE.-61 kegs choice Goshen Butter. 200 boxes Cheese. In store and for salo by oot 20 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft CO. BANK, ue COMMERCE, 1 Savan.vad, October 16, I860. j O N 8ATURDaY, 26th instant, tbo Board ef Direc tors will elect tbo following officers : ATELLER, BOOKKEEPER, DISCOUNT CLERK, PORTER. Bond, with two or more good sureties, will bo re quired from each. Information as to amount of salary, bond, fto. will bo givon upon application to tbo undersigned. JOHN C. VERRILl, oct 17—eo3t Cashier. MILL IN to IVY AND* DllBSS MAKING. MRS. FREELAND will open Fall Millinery, [THIS DAY. October 14th, 1856, AT IIBK ROOMS, No, 174 BROUGHTON STREET, UP STAIRS. act 9 n ['.SCU B ooks 1 books 11 books i i i Rory O’Muro, a Nat tonal Rotnanco, By Sam I/)vcr. Gus Howard, or bow to win a Wife Minnio Grey, or who is tho H»lr 7 Harry Ashton, ortho Will and tho Way. Amy Lawrence, or the Freemason’s Daughter. Handy Andy. By.-amuel Lover. Woman and Her Master, by tho author of “Gus Howard.” &e.,ftc. The Young Cbovaller, or tho Disputed Inheritance. Ohartos .Vavosseulr, or the outcast Holr. By J. Frederick Smith. Henri De La’Tour, or tbo Comrades in Arms. Marguorito De Valois, an Historical Romance. Count of Morton, from tho French of Alexander Dumas. The Virgin Queen, ortho Romance of Royalty, by J. F. Smith. Vivian Bertram, or a Wife’s Honor, by G. W. M. Reynolds. Isabella Vincent, or tbo Two Orphans, by Reynolds. CyrlUa, a Romance, bv tho author of tho ••Initials.” Ellen Percy, or tbo Memories of an Actress, by G. W. M. Roynolds. Agncss Evelyn, or Beauty and Pleasure, by Rey< nolds. Groy-Bay Mare. Mrs.I’artington’s Carpet Bag of Fun. Wild Western Scones, or Adventures In the West, Dr. Valentine’s Gomio Lectures. The Scalp Hunters. The Drama at Pokerville. tiftlor Jonoj* Courtship. Laughing Gas, on Encyclopedia of Wit, Wisdom and For sale by WARNOCK ft DAVIS, sept 27 169 Congress street. MONEY! MONEYU. MONEY IS W HY be wo without Money? when It is just at easy for any one to be around with a pocket ruu as not, lr they only tblhk ao. I have got a new article, from which from live to twenty dollars a day can be made, either by male or female. It is highly respectablo business, and an article which is wanted in every family in tho United Btatca. En close me two dollars by mail, at my risk, and I will forward you by return mail a Circular, with foil instructions in the art. The business is vory easr Try R,_iT yon f^re out ^exn^Io^xnen^ and you to Tu the above amm and Insure a good InuTinoss, t£an to pay twenty-five cents for a spurious advertise ment. ibis is no humbug. Try r i Try r I Try rI Address your letters to DWIGHT MONROE, New York sopt 16-8m BOAKDOroT dec 12—tf MRS. M. 8. RAYMER. TV'MFOTIO LIQUORS- ±J r 260 barrels Ohio Rectified Whiskey, 100 do Pikes Magnolia do. 120 do E. Phelps's Gin. 26 do Conn. Rivor P. ftH. Ryo Gin. 20 do Braudy. 36 quar and eighth casks Twigg Hoop’d 4th pr. 20 do do Mttgunoiia Wiuo. 75 barrels Ohio Monongabela Whiskey. 20 do Gibsons Mountain do, 15 do Ben Russo is Neoter do. 6 do Gibsons old Family Noctar Whiskey 40 do White Rectified do. 6 do . Old Kentucky Bourbon do. 40 do and puncheons Georgia Poach Brand 10 do Virginia Apple do. In storo and for sale by sop 18 WEBSTER ft PALMES. 1856. 1856 RICH FALL DRY GOODS. QUAY BROTHERS W OULD bog to inform their friends and tho pub- lio that tbuir foil supplies of rich and elegant. have just arrived—purchased from the most euii- at nt importers of tho country, aud selected with a c. ro a regards elegance an i beauty, which cannot b. app eclated until folly examined. \* „ can confidently suy that our stock of Rich Dress Goods and Clouks cannot bo surpassed for beauty aud elegance, and tlmt our Domestic Stock Is os cheap us the like quality of goods can be lmd from here to Now York Amo g our assortment will bo found tho most elegant flounced Rohes with figures; Riou and elegant colored Silks, very cheap; Lyons’ Velvet Cloaks, trimmed in tho newest nnd richest style. Cloth and Molr Antique Cloaks; rich and cheap. All-wool French Moualin do Lulnes, now and ele gant. Lnpins’ bcstall-wool French do Laincs, high colors, tor misses. Lupins’ best Black Bombazine and Cballcys. White Merino, Challoy, do Lalno and Bombazine, vory line. Cloths and Cusalmores, a foil assortment. Plantation Goods best quality, oxceodiugly cheap. Hou8keeoping articles in great variety, bestquallly at the lowest possible prices. The limits or an advertisement precludes tho possibility or enumerating any bat few leadiug ar ticles. We would respectfully request tho attention ol purchasers to an examination or our stock, lading confident that style, quality and prlco, will provo satlsfoctory. GRAY BROTHERS, J. 31, EYRE, COMMISSION MERCHANT, aug20 No. 149 Bnyit,, Savannah. JOHN C. BOOTH, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, Will ulso give Ids attention to designs in Architee- re. Office iu the store of John Williumson, Esq., Bay street. my] 8 IorTciIARLES II. COLDING, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No. 14 LIBERTY 8T, One uoor west of Drayton. myl PHILIP 31. RUSSELL, NOTARY 8 CON\?1YANCEU^^COUNfeSfT ’aND COPYIST. Will cxeutc Deeds,Mortgages, Power of Attorney, WU1», Bonds, Notices und Taking ot Interrogatories. Office at tho Court House, Savannah, Ga. Court Days, Third Tuosduy in each month, and hold at the offico of Edward (4. Wilson,Esq. Residence, Gastou, between Barnard and Tattnall Btreot. Auy call at night, on husiheas, will bd attended to iut mediately. jy26 WM. C. CONNELLY', ATTORNEY AT LAW, 16ABKLU, WORTH COUNTY, (U.. (HfoT OfflCX ALBANY.) Will practiso In tbo ^outhcMi Circuit, and in Macon, Dooly and Worth Counties ol the Macou Circuit. KST Particular attention given to tho collection ol claims in South-Western Georgia. Jo2—0m P. JACOBB, SEGAR AND TOBACCO STORE. No. 29, Bull street, (sign of the Big Indian.) N. B.—Keeps constantly on hand Spanish, Hail Spanish, anil American Scgars, at wholesale and r« ail. Also, Chawing Tobacco, Snuff, fto. juuel JAMES McIIENUY, Insurance Broker and Notary Public. Marine Protests Noted and Extended, Average adjusted, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawn! Papers prepared whereby to recover losses from Aworluan or British Underwriters, and attention given to all mutters connected with shipping aud In* suntnci), No. lib Bay-street opposite tho front o! lho Custom House. ly nor 8 JESSE T. BERNARD, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Nowuanuviilo, Ha. Reference--Georgo — Brown, William Doll, New* nanavillc, Fla., R. U. Hilton, Boston & Vlllakmga. my 11 Suvunuah, Ga. C. \v. SlABHV, ATTOUNBY AT LAW nUNKUM. UKAKD CO.. O,. Will attend to professional business in tbo Counties of Hoard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, Mori* wether and Troup. Reference—Hon. E. Y. Hill, LoGrange, Ga.; Hon, David Irwin, Marietta, Ga.: Colonol M. M. Tidwell, Fayetteville, Ga ; and Mr. William Dougherty, Co* lumbus, Ga. sepl7-ly Wm. McAL listerT ished on reasonable terms. Orders res- pcutfully solicited. op 18 M. WHIT S9UT1I, ’* ATTORNEY AT LA W, ALLIGATOR, EAST FLORIDA. Will practice in tho Eastern und Southern Countlefl Refer to—Col. 8. 8. 8lbloy, and R. B. Hilton, 8a vannah. fob2-tf WILLIAM PHILLIPS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MARIETTA, GA. oct26—ly j. W. PATTERSON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Troupvlilo, LowudosCouty,Gu. (lull %"CHAST(}. CA91PBBLL ATTOBNEY AT LAW, MILLKDOXV1LLR, CJA,» Practices I.aw in tho various Counties of tho Oo« mulgco Circuit, aud tho adjoining Counties of Twigg*, taurons and Washington. Refer to—John Boston, II. A. Crane, and R. B Hilton. fobl4 "" gediiige a. Gordon; ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND Commissioner of the U. S. Court of Claim* for the State of Georgia. Offico Corner Bay aud Bull streets. _ ly myio YONGE & FRIERSON, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO. 94 tUY-SnUST. SAVANNAS, <U apr4 D. A. O’BYRNE, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Offico 175, Bay st., ovor Turner ft Go’s. Drug 8tor# • SAVANNAH, GA. nov 10—ly WOOD AND LUMBER. A LL kinds of Wood, Boards, Plank? t Jolat, Timber. Bblnglea, Light-wood, Posts 1 astern Laths and Failings, for sale, at wholesale r d retail, tow for cash, on the now wharf recently 0 eeted on tho LumberYard of Robert A. Allen a. ~ • mar 12—lyW M. J. L.M HJTON BUNT’S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES. f) ESIGNED Expressly for making Bags—and ±J which is .decidedly superior to any other machine for that purpose. Spool or skein thread can be used of anj dtoirod length, and which will not need to bo chi tigod until tho wbolo is used. Big manaufacturen: 'irain and Flour merchants are artioulari i nvlted • • »'ill and examine it at 136 Cou press itreya ggjs MALPRED WEBSTER,Con. Agt. FINDLAY’S IRON WORKS MACON, OEORGIA. ^ The subscriber, from long experience in the business, is prepared to furnish Steam Engines, Boilers, Circular, Single and Gang w Saw Mill Machinery, Grist and Merchant Mllla, Sugar Milla, Gin Gearing, and CaiUogt in gen eral. The Saw ¥ rames, whether for upright or cir- cuter, will be of Iron when required. All of which, yiT- HAKKB * 1 1 1 " "* ATTORNEY ANd’cOUNSELLOR AT LAW, Troupvlilo, tawndes County, Ga. Roforoncc—Hon. W. B. Fleming, Savannah, Ga* : myll EDWARD G. WILSON, MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND ( OF DEEDS. At Messrs. Ward ft Owens’ Law Office. [myll WAYNE, GRENVILLE ft CO* is many improvements, Is warranted to bo 0 the best made at aar other establishment. «uw, wi with his S nai to tho •» MtemlMMlhoUr*- at ix tho Korlh, ud ha u prepwed to flit ordoro with promptOMK uld diipotch. »°H ROBERT FINDLAY NOTICE. LL poroona Intorooted In gtotud ronU wUI toko duo notlco thot UJ lots re-entored tad not .thooomh wUI bo .dverttiad for solo tmmod I- Italy. DANIEL H. SI SWART, C.l£. OetlT—2t. Jjft patd,U COMMISSION AN Bay-tirtetSawmak. THOS. S. WAYNE. C. E. GRENVILLE, R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE, jy 6—tf Savannah. Chattanooga. CBANEl. WELLH * CAT FACTORS * COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bawannan, Om, ’ LANIER A ANDERSON, ATTORNEYS at law, ap6-ly itooox, oa. WILLIAM H. DASHER. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW. Troapvilie, Lowndes County, Ga. . iH practice in Thomas, Lowndes, Clinch, Wana Appling, Tolfoir, Irwin, Laurens, and Polaatt counties, Georgia: and in Jefferson, Madison. Hans, titoo. and Ooiumblaoountiee, Florida. [myll WM. M. LAWTON & CO. Charleston, South Carolina. SEA ISLAND COTTON AND BICE FAC TORS. ILWainwemut Bigot ) William M. Lawton naira T. Dill. — *»I *• l'' I'M tlm ;Wre B ORNLiWTOKj.

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Savannah Georgian & journal. (Savannah, Ga.) 1856-1856, October 20, 1856, Image 1