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d M» i "Paper of the City and County .li.KILTON&CO. rxoraiETORB and i'uolisukiu). Dtmouttll out* Central Ceoimltteetoj: Bmcina—A to*- t - ■ - Iholtaopta.r l-..~,le.nl.. I . r Tlio following eloquent iddrraa \r« l»wfj last Wcdncmloy nftornoon to the i*ople of a> l ” ■-« ... Pennsylvania by tlio Domoeiatlo Stato Central " Committee. It la written with remarkaUe foico and beauty. Wo omit a few paragraph*! 3W ADVE t B. 3EU.X0N, - - IN UAAUI.TON, - - - - Editor. • AiisUtnnt Editor v SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. 10,1»»0. i*uK?jtoisSTi ~~ jambs j3uuhan an, OP PENNSYLVANIA. FOR VICK PRESIDENT: JOHN 0. BltBGKINlllDGli 1 .OP KKNTCCkY. BlocCora for the Stale at Larne. WILLIAM U. STILES, ur Chatham. IVERSON L HARRIS, ol UdWwiu ALTEONATI* POU TUK 8V ATS AT I.AW1K. UENUV 0. LAMAR, or Uibb. AUGUSTUS R. WRIGHT, of Floyd. OISTUIOT BLECTOKS. lift. tilsinot, Thouas M. Fuku.vn. of Glynn, te. District, Samuel Hall, of Mucon. Ji. DLtnct, James N. Ramsay, of Harris 4&. District, Lucius J. iUktukll, of Fulton. t'h. District, John tV. Lewis, of Cuss. 4th. District, Jambs l\ Simmons,ofUvvinuett. V'vh. District, Thomas P. Sapfold,of Morguu. Nth DLtnct, Tuos. NV. Thomas, of Elbert. TUM UuUi.il i ihiinf, i’tirJ .HU ure IN CLINED l A.M TO RE WHAT IS CALLEI A STATS# IlialITS MAX. ~James Hurli fHO-i's spivc/i oii Hie admission qj Arkunsa.t, in 1836. I POLLY - ENDORSE THE RESOLUTIONS, AND MAY FURTHER SAY THAT I Ail WHAT IS CALLED A STATE RIGHT DEMOCRAT-—John C. Brechenridge in re- tyonst to his noininution for th- " Presiden cy, BY TELEGIiAPH New York Markets. New Yoke, Oct. IT.—Only a moderate btisi ness has been doing in cottou to day. Prices in favor of the buyer. Sales $00 bales. Fire In PillImli'lphla. Oct. 17.—Several lumber yards and 20 build* logs were burnt Here to day. The buildings were on Beach and Poplar streets. Luos $200, 000. PenneylYutti a E Lection, New Yohk, OcL 17,-The Philadelphia Ledger of this moruiug, says that it will re quire the official eouut of tue votes to decide the result in Pennsylvania. The Peuusylva- nian claims that the Stale has gone Democrat ic by four to live thousaud majority; also, that the Legislature i-. Democratic by a considera ble UMfcruy, au-x that the Democrats have gaim a ton Hicmucrs of Congress. Tue North Ameiiu.u (Ficmoutpapct) lelegniphs mo this evening th- k uie State is certainly Democratic by 5000. This lust stateuieut may be relieu upon. Iiitiluiia iiricdlnii. New York, Oct. 17.—Senator Bright, of in- d>na, telegraphs that the Democratic candi dates for state officers have been elected by 10,000’mqjority und that the Legislature and eight memoers of Congress are Democratic. Ohio Election. Cincinnati. Oct. 17—Ohio has elected 13 Black Republican and 6 Democratic members of Cougres3. [All the members of the present Congress from Ohio are either Know Nothings or Black Republicans.] Kaunas Legislation The Free Sailers in Kansu* confident of Fremont's success and a continuance of the power of the Black Republicans in Cougress,- conacious too perhaps of their own weakue.- and unwilliug to expose .it—allowed the late territorial election to go by default. The re sult is the ro-eiectiou of Whitfield and a pro- slavery legislature. Their plan was, with a free-soil President ami free-soil Honsc of Re presentatives to force an admission of Kansas into the Union under the fogus Topeka con stitution—with Joine and Reeder as United States Senators. Wo shall look with mvh interest to the action of the uew.’y elected Kansas territorial legislature. Some of the laws paved by it- predecessor were outrageously har.-b in their provisions. So much so thatthe c.>ca.ivalivtB in Congress would have repealed tiiem Lut that they were prevented by the Fremontcrs—to whom these laws and the beating of Sumner constituted three fourths of their capital in trade. Now we hold that the friends of the Kansas Nebraska bili. North aud South, have a right to trek that these laws shall be so modi fied as to deprive them of their odious features Their fully is shown by the fact that they never have been enfotced, while they have brought odium upon their authors, and no little upon the bill under which Kansas was organiz ed as a territory. Fellow-Citizens:—Tho Democrttio Bute Central Committee of Pennsylvania cotigtath- lates tho people of Pennsylvania, and of all the states of the Union, upon tho unpieccdent- ed victory which has crowned our exertions. The 14th of October, 1860, will hencefor ward he memorable in mtr annals. Assailed front within by enemies of the Con stitution, and from witi. >ut by tho assailants ol our glorious confederacy, we have nobly tri umphed. .. Too much credit ea. mt bo given to tn<^ manner in which our • .gunzation has Ijeou perfected and curried ou. It is impossible (or language to convey tUo profound gratitude we entertain for ourgauuut and eloquent friends from other States wlio have come hither to nssist us in tills great struggle. But our duty is not fully discharged. We have utterly routed the enemies of our free institutions upou the sacr* d soil from which the Declaration of Independence was proclaimed, and upon which the Constitution of tho United States was adopted. Pennsylvania, the great barrier against which the waves of sectionalism have dashed, has maintained her proud integrity. While all the new wui Ul lias looked upou her—while all patriotic hearts have hoped that she would stand firm in the midst ot the terrible respon sibility imposed on her—she has preserved a uoblo modelation anduu iuexorable firmness. She has repelled from her presence the men .vho have beeu sent among her population, to deceive and betray them. Tlie great victory we have achieved has,first of all, sustained our illustrious and beloved Bach umu. Here.in his own State, the torrent o. fana ticism has beeu stayed. Here, where ho was born, and where he has lived a life of signal purity aud patriotism, he hits oee-u upheld by the proud and generous people of Pennsylvania. The cnuubl ug sentiment of State pride lias done much for usiu this contest. Our people lmve responded to their glorious leader, to'hL history, and to the long list ot -crviccs which have immortalized his name; aud from this day heucelorth it will bo some thing to say that a Pennsylvanian, true to his country nud trite to hiiusclf, will uot waut or wait lor friends among his leilow citizens. The Platform of the Democratic National Convention, upou which Jumes Buchanan -iaiids, has been vindicated; the great pridci pic of popular sovereignty udvocated in every school, district, and township in the State, dui- itig this fearful conflict, has beeu vindicated, aud the aspersions upon his character have Iwcn refuted and trampled under feet And the proud honor of achieving this splen did result belongs not to the old Democratic party alone, which, with reanimated vigor, en tered into the contest and persevered to the end, but we are glad to acknowledge that it lias been shured by thousands of national Whigs who have assisted us with all their ouergies, and who are henceforth to be counted as our brothers, and our compatriots. From this day till the 4th of November, I860, let meetings be held in every School Dis trict and Township in the SL-itc. Let us keep up the fire which now burns so brightly. Let us uot be deceived by the idea that the opposition will be divided. Fused on the 14th of October, and confused by the tremendous aud memorable rebuke they have received, for trying to deceive the people of the State, they will seek to shelter themsel ves by another combination in November. They ure enemies to us and to the Constitu tion alike; no matter what name they bear, or under what flag they rally. Those who have professed to bo national have sunk their nationality in an eager desire to defeat the only National Party in exis tence; and those who were sectional have at tempted to postpone or to apologise for their sectionalism in order to win n guilty vic tory. Unce more the Democratic State Central Committee appeals to the National people ol tne State t-J maintain their organization, and to continue the work so nobly finished on the Jth day of November, 1856. ng a gaibln hh left'; arm w*r : A, U ^^.^re by thiWriof the dfiow.rifle wo* genUetMto af ample will be tolil uoli*re tin Con fortune, end no roeton I. given for Ibe not Tbo raloldn neemi to lure beeu contemplated the decanted hwlng nude bfo will end ap pointed hla executant • few day. Unco, and written n letter with direction, u to the .pot •ud manner of hla hurl*). iu .-aid uomity, buxUbutWMiu ib bu. tired and tilt, ' county, ». 1. tMiimuoas, Willi-ic biAmghi* to tbu i...... Disaster to tub Btbamer Daniel Web btbr.—Portland, October 13.—-The steamer Daniel Webster In comltig (rum Bangor this evening, struck on a rock near Uulfway Rock, fifteen miles from Portland, Htavitfga hole in her hull, which caused her to leak so badly that the was obliged to rim into Jewell a Island harbor. Tho T. F. Bov*»r bus gone down to her aid. HHUINJ* told for tho bourlU «d ibis heir/, aua ortdUori or said decoo«uu. Termso., uiu .u»y »t «ale Ihui ifitud»y oi October, i860. , oci iu WlUJdUl Fi CKUtellY, Adui’r. From Nkw Oiilkans.—Ni w Orleans, Oct, IU .—The sales of cotton to-day foot up three thousand bales. Market declined n quarter. Middling llj to 1*2 eents. Flour and Wheat better. Mess Pork $21 25. Other articles un changed. South Caiiolina.—Columbia, S. C., Oct. 16. —In this State the Congressional election has resulted Iu the re-election of McQueen, Boyce, Keitt, Brooks, aud Orr. Thu Legislature is ulso Democratic, of course. Miles is elected to »'engross iu the Charleston district over Gads den. c , Death of Chancellor Lksesnb.--Mobile Oct. lti—Chancellor JfW. Lesesue, and son, were drowued yesterday (Wednesday) morn ing, by the capsizing- of me yacht Vesper, in which they were going across the bay, iroui this city to his residence. Cuunral Mliprc. Nnvuimnh Market, October 10., No truiwacUmis y^t%lny. raw. ibto.to an or- iuar> of said Court Houso door, iy in Dooumbvr . h •ala, (B60) throe •slid, more or lees ,b. Mined by liaikoU . lit,.i John Urbwusou. iivruio t ro.-by, deceased, ;l«t UttSCM W Jj WORTH KNC- I Ing bow tod or OFFICE. 8AV. ALBANY ft HULK R. II. CO. dAVAAXAII, Oct IT lb, I8M. UEOAtilA mbUCHCoUBTT. A uwi.sio.t..Vll<K’o c.iU.«-.igrucsblo t /au or der grauied by UioUmitoiordiuary or said could), will bu ouia uhluru ila> t'ouri House uoor, m said cuuui), on the Ur-(Tue/day iu December next, between the la tiul noure ol sale (dii.) Uvebuuuied ulut twelve acre«, m«.re or less i iue luud, well tui- 1-rorea litmuI eouut), beunde.t na (be south, by jiichuil Wli.ie,' .'outn KacI. John \cssiuiih, i.asi ai.L...i. Uu.-King, North William huv»o, beloiiglug to lae r^.u.e w )iui ru *• H lea, ueceamu, sola lor tu. bendltoi mo heirs i-uai'i cccuoed. 'termson u.u fiay oi sate. Tbu lolb day f-clbhi r, 18eb. juIIAa.v all DaKHEN, Adrn'x. cl.U lEIhiUY WKNALUA, Adm’r. mHK Stockholders of the ravannsh, Albany ft X Coir Railroad, who may da-lro to exutulne Ibo Road, wilt upon nppHeoUou at tbo office or tho Company, receive fi-co Tickets, liood Tor tcu days from this date.—Hour of departure W o'clock A. »!. \vm waring uabekshaii, . oct 18—1 Nec’ry und Treasurer. TIUK LADY’S GUIDE mo PERFECT geuimty, in monitors, drew and . conversation, In the family, In company, at t e piano forte, the table, in tbeetrci-t, and in gen tlemans society. Also u useful Instructor Iu lc-Ucr writing, toilet preparations, fancy needluwork, millinery, dress making, euro of wardrebo, tbo hair, lectb, bumD, "ptf.comploxlou, etc. by Emily Ihmnwetl, autb-i Hume cures mailc easy.” For salo by WA KNOCK ft HaVIH. octl8 160 Congress street UKf/UblA IMJLLOCH COUNTY. rIV* ah whom it may concern. WheresaiianaU X " hiio w ill uppi) at lid c ourt oi oruluary for tt-uui*. ot ..ilmihi&tiaViou oU urn • <-ia:u of Fairies i. lulu deceasuti. • nesu ure Kiel t tore- to cil< aim udunnUb all whom it uuy ctm-.cru to be und appear Indore sold Court m muse uDjucduu (if ahy u.ey have) ou or before the Umi Mi'imuy m Dea-muer he.\t, otbcrwisu suld tellers wi.l be ^ranted. (Mine.-,* Wi hum D-e, fo»q.. Urda.ury for Ual.och uaiiily, (his ihtu ».fl. All. Ib&d. •tens *d ll.l.l.vj* LD), 0. B. C. mWO valuable oil i’alntiugs will be rattled at tlu . Book store under tbo Marshall Houso, ibh Evening at 8 o'clock. A few ebaneos ntuli to be taken, 1 . odll8 RHOADS At SON’S# AXTRA prepared Mucilage for clUco and general use, being a substitute for Vafera, Sealing wax, Uumarabic and ad other limnuvouicnt pre puraUoUhUow in use, is always or goo. I consistency, dues not turn tour aud b ready lor use at any moment. Forsuleby WARKOCK ft DAVIS. (nit 18 1601 nugress fc treet. Bxporla. I’mLADEUiiiA—Bark 1 R i avis—91.1 bale* cotton. ( i casks ri. c, *.y t ales domeetics, 14 bng> feathers 48 tons railroad Iron. Imports. Ijvhifool—Ship Florida—$120 sks suit vl crates artiimwu e. 2coses lumps. ca-ks wine, 4'Jfons coal, aud I box .-obt wavr iii .ciibu-ry. SiM UN, Uct. d —t. ttoh—.*•• I.ti.g from ft to 1 vvus. Market very dull, receipt* nt G"Uon tarp-‘ a pi tat (•(:> GKOliUlA BULLOCH COUNTY. i & fu ALL whom li may coue. ru, whereas Henry J. X Farrl-h will apply at the Court or 'Tdinary lur ic litre oi guaiciauehip of lealub M Marlba. (ierg-- W. .luhii. A. aim Houry Farisii, mphan chil dren ol riiab i'uiieh, tiitta-t-U, Ihetcuro therefore W die and udmou-ihall whom it may concern tu bs und uppeur i.elorc sum Coui t lu make objections (U any.lo*) ! ato)un or before the nrst Mum.ay in lh cetuber uvxi, otherwise suid letter/ will bo grant ed. W.tuess, William U*o, ordinary for the County of U dfwh. tins lfdhOct. A. D. 18f6. oct 11 WILLIAM LEE,OB0. tHE Ctl-PARTNJdlt&Mli* AUTitfc,- . Tho uudcrslgucd have tills duy foimcd a Co partnership in the Hack, bale aud 14very tstabu uuder the iiameau '■ sty fool Freeman, ileulersoi. Co. A. FRKFMAN, J, M. HENDERSON, D. S. HENDERSON. gavaiumh, Sept. 1, 1866. sept 1—lm UT1KR AND CIIER3I>-Ju8t receivie per steam ATHENS, Oct. 16.—' otfon—N t oming in. Prices of cotton 11 to 11 ATLANTA. Oct. 19 ■toVotton—Ibe rerripu liav. •ten larger Ilian usual for Ibis reason of the ycui. cel prices paid full up to tho value The Into new? •rom Europe has failed to sustain (be apec»!aliv L-tnand. Prices have ranged during the pa-t we<*k .t li** 10 1- ets; but nothing Is now bringing nvo li^ cents. We quote to ilj^, and demand brisk. Bacon—Tbu articie bus declined aud we bear ot -ute us low as u)i cts. Hog round, for ordinarv boico lots, sell at 10 cents, hog round Demand air Crain—Corn Is in good supply and sells at 65 to 70 caiils, sacks included. Whoal L without change, >t $110u $1,45. Oats, 35 to 4ofruin Wagons. Pea 65 lo T'» ccnis. Flour—Our market is well supplied with superh'i quality, and sells at 3)> us to quality, an-* wanted. New Orleans, Oct. 17.—Cotton.—Tho sales >f Thursday, the 16th, were 5000 bales, at ft fie •line Middling 11 j a 1-- The sales of the week dosing this evening (Friday) are 20,000. Thi dock here is 143,000, and the receipts show n comparative decrease of 20,000. Coffee—We quote 11£. The sales of tin .reek sum of 2500; the imports for the week *4000, and the stock held here 31,000. Sugar Oi; Flour $1 85. Corn, Pork and Lard are duller than at Iasi reports. Freights unchanged. CHARLESTON. OCT 17—Cotton—There wtw? quite an active demand for this art'clc to-day. ivhicb resulted In the/ale ol upwurds ol'UGOO bales, it prices ranging from 11 to 12He. The rnuiku: was quit" firm at tbc quotaquuspiveu in our report if be morning The Next Congress. Not the least interesting charActcri-dic of the memorable elections of last week is tho assur ance which it gives that the next Congress :s to be of u very different complexion from the present. A gain of leu iu Pcnasylv.iifia. eight in Ohio aud six in Indiana, makes a Change in behalf of Democracy and tho Coii- tiluliou of the twenty foai*. That is to .ay shoald there be no further changes, the next f’ougre.-.s will contain jiret about doublcas in my • omcrv.dive Northern Democrats;^ tlm pre-out. Add fifty sound free state membeis to the whole Southern delegation of ninety, and it gives I IP—1< ing but 04to the Black Repuhli :uni mul Know Nothings. It is decidedly probable that the Democmf wifi have a majority—it is a certainty that tin Democrats combined with tiio Southern Ameri cans will be largely in the majority. Tho ra of the free s ilcrs -at this prospect may be imagined—is indeed very delightful to think of. Gulp Road.—Stockholders on the Savannah Albany and GulfRond, are invited to ride over that Road, for the purpose of examining it free of charge. Democracy in Newark N. J—The follow ing is written as postscript to a business letter. My son attends court through the day, and ma!:ca speeches at night fur Hurl: and Iirrck and hi3 time is taken up— but it will soon be over. I have lived in Newark, N. J., over 20 yei s and we have elected for the first time a Democratic Mayor and common Council. Feniifiylvnnln Election, Tho returns, so far os received, Indicate Deraocrtlc gains in Pennsylvania. If tbo Fremont men lose Pennsylvania, they will require California and New Jersey to save them. N. Y. Mirror, (Black Republican.) Yes, the will need California and New Jer sey and Indiana and Illinois mid Michigan, nei ther of which they will get. Hrlkarr of tub Siiifflkr Hose Company —Phihdcluhia, Oct. 14 — The hearing of tho Shi filer Hose members terminated in tho re- Iei j eof ll but tho following!—'John English; of HriUmore, George W. Sheer, Charles Giger, John Hicks, and George Red ter. Tlio others were liberated on giving tGOO hail for their good behavior. The Americans arerdolclng the result. Mr. Fillmore • Acceptance of the Nation nl Whig Nomlimtlon. Buffalo, N. Y.Oct.l. Hun. Edward Bate.-*—Sir : Your letter of the ISthuit., came to baud day before yester day, informing me that at a general Conven tion of the Whigs of the United States, held at Baltimore on the 17th and 18th of the present month, I was honored by that convention by t.eing chosen with one voice as their candidate for the Presidency. Whilst some of my old Whig friends, whom I have always highly respected, and whose patri otism I am unwilling to doubt, are opposed to my election, and ure engaged, some on the one side aud some on the other, of political par ties which are sowing the seed of alienation aud distrust betwecu different sections of our common country, and waging a sectional war fare tending to weaken, if not destroy the Un ion of tiie.-e States, it Is a source of inexpress t.ie gratific ition to m**to receive the unanimous uomiiiviti m of the great representative body of the uati m.t:i! Whigs of the United States—no ie.-sdistingm-hed lor their intelligence than for their patriotism—uud I cheerfully accept it with the profound emotions of gratitude and pride. Although I am the known candidate of anoth er party, yet 1 can seo nothing dishonorable in receiving the support of all Union loving men, by whatever political denomination they may lie known : but I confess that 1 receive this flattering testimonial of the continued con fidence iu my f&reonal integrity und patriot- i-m of my oul Whig friends, with much more than ordinary satisfaction; and I trust that, if elected. 1 shall do nothing to disappoint the hopes or dishonor the preference oftnese who have so gcnerosly bestowed their confidence. With renewed expressions of my high re spect for yourself, personally, and my venera tiou for the intelligent and patriotic body over which you presided, I am, sir, Your friend uud fellow citizen. Millald Fillmore. Thf. I'uoTKsTAsr Episcopal Triennial Convention.-Yesterday afternoon, this body passed a cauan in reguiu to episcopal visita tions, requiring Bishops to visit the parishes within tl.eir dioceses at least once in three y« ars, reported from the Committee on can ons. The amendment to tiie fifth article of the Constitution, providing for a division of the dioceses, was considered, and, on motion, a new article from the House of Bishops was s d.stituted, and concurred in. The canon pro vides for the division of the dioceses, with the gu ic-ml view of making them smaller. The sill•]*.*/• t of alterations to the P.-ulms aud Hymns ol the Fwycr Book vns taken up but laid again on the table. Adjourned. The session of this body this morning, was occupied by the consideration of the Report of tke Committee upon the Bible. The Report advised th • appointment of a committee of live, to examine and correct typographical ei; ror.s in tho volume, aud it was adopted as offered. The subject of trustees for the Kobn legacy of ?1011,000. was then brought forward. Both South Carolina and Pennsylvania claim a right to the disposition of the matter. The former .State founds her claim upon the fact of the testator having resided within her limits for u long period, and the latter because he resided iu her territory a short time previous, and up to the hour of his death. A lengthy argument ensued, which was not terminated up to the hourtofour latest rejiort.—Philadelphia Jour nal Oct. 15. ’he Shower of * Inns—Beecher, whose Godfather mimed Inn “Ward,” intending him for a ward politician, ‘instead of a divine, propherics in reward to tho coming election thus: “This campaign is to lie one of eminent and abounding falsehood. It will rain and hail lie-*. They will come like frogs and murrain. Let no mau bo alarmed.” Beecher is not alarmed! He is a prophet who can work the fulfilment of his own vatici nations. When jt rains lies, he need not put up his umbrella. He isalready Booked to the skin.—Jersey City Teltftraph. Still Another Glorious Victory.-— Election in Newark, N, J.—Tho Democratic majority for Mayorin tho City of Newark is reported nt 00(1. This is tho first time the cily has ever gone Democratic; usually 1.000 to 1, 500, Whig and K. N. A thousand cheers for Newark. ijiipig Snttlligenu'. Fort of 8»v»miuU,. .October ID. FOR NEW YORK. IFtlffoif Wednesday, 22<t Oct. t all o’clock, P. M. The steamship FLORIDA, Captain WuOPHULu will leave us above j^2*Xj£Z£For freight or possngo apply to M I'ADKLFUKll, FAYft LO. |y Ueribs imt secured until paid for, Cabin Passage $26 Steerage Passage 8 S9> shippers or Cotton by these steamships wi! please take notice, Hint no cotton will be received at he presses that Is not distinctly marked ou tho edge of the hale. oct 19 Swan (Si Co.’s Lotteries. 31,00 and Eighty Flint o i Hand BLANK MEN of SAVANNAH AWAKE! Debt aifow auy more prizes returned for want of a purchaser,—half the Cnpkal was returned tho last scheme Class II. being$26,000. Tlio next .Scheme of tlio Fort Gaines Academy lottery, to ho drawn Oi-fobcr 24tU, is unprecedent ed iu the auiiaL of Lot tor ion, and dues, iu fact, sacrifice itself to the benefit of ticket holders. •-CKI/KS IN nils SCHEMH ARE Ul’AltANTKXD l For every ticket where the unuiber ends ia ltd samotteure as the one drawing the Capital Prize of $40,000 will he entitled to $40. For oxainple, if the nvimbvr drawing the Capital ends in No. 1 then all the Tickets where the number ends lu 1 will be en titled to $40. If the number cuds in 2. men all the Tickets where the number Minis in *4 will be entitled to $44, and so on up to 0, thus, One Ticket in Every ten Hunt Draw $10 besides the chances orobtaining the other Prizes. All that have never drawn cun now invest, for prizes rich and magnificent ure cow iu Ntore, and in such abundacci* that every man can almost say that he holds a Prize. Those Unit Motd-.i secure Tickets in this Novel Scheme, should lose no time Sales close on Thurs day next v:Ja iust, at4 o’ckck. Whole Ticket* $10; Ifalmib; Quarters $2 60, 8. StVAX .x CO., Managers, Atlanta Ga. Office in Suvamuh, Corner Bull ft Bay streets, oct 18 3 Arrived. “ Jh-umship Florida, Woodhull, New York-i'a-tel ford. Fay ft Co. Friday, 1:4ft a. in., south from Cape Hattoras, exchanged s goals with erenintlnp Knoxville for New York. .Cleared, Hark lit Davis, Hand, Pluladelpliiu—C A Greiner. Memoranda. Pauiliot-f. Sept26—Arr, G W Barton, Barton, Pa rt .-u. Genoa, Sept 24—Sid, All.-e i, Keer, 8uvauiial). D^al. Oct I—814, Abraham,8me!lie, Navunr.ali, ^.J.'verpuol, ,»opt 20—Sid, Uymetie. Phelan. 8a- vaiiiali. S •|it3‘>—Sid. KilJur.i Co .den, black, Navammh. tfot 1—8id, * o sd, M-Ttiiii- r. ftAvamiuh; Ellen M.ria. Ia-»»i» x d«»; Humber, Linur^tuti. do; .-cm- lami. Mourns, «!»»• Pijmo'itli. .-Vqt ho—s'id i.-itunbia. . 8a- vannali; Mar. hiouc.-n of Ifougla*-, Coysh, do. Tran. .-cj»t .0—>i-l, Lo uiondt-rry, fem.um e, 8a- vi.imtli. L?a ling at l.iverp oi. tor 8tvntumli—Odessa. < lizioetli, Tlo'ina- A van. Empire, Queen. Nuiitia. SPECULATORS AWAKE, Store than One Prise to every Tickets ll. Passengers* Per ste&M-Idp Florida, for New York—.1 p Whit- tlesy, lady an i 2 chid, Mrs JJ Gill-on uud wife, M Di'jiiut, 1.1 h. - ‘-•hid and svt. Mi>s Myers, Mrs Lum, Mrs H Freetnuu uud daiightei, Mrs Week*. Miss Ogdon, D II Allies, lady and a chid, Miss M A Ful ler.,tit.-** a dames, K Padelfurd, jr and lady, M Me- i crinoii, Miss Dermutt, Pi Imuldron, ladv, child uud svt. C A I«aibr<ip and Indy, J Wu-himru. lady ;i cldd au 1 .-vl. Miss Habersham, W Crabtree and lady, J G Untnss. lady and svt, Mrs Ingrid, iulant and nurse, G Hall. HP Wicks. J p Williamson, u Flagg, A ■ Vail, H Hughes, J Parker, jr. W Puttie, ii L Clark, Mrs polony and son. G Solicck, Judge Wayne, W Hoyt, T .rutile; T H Ifonn, fGruii/.ct, DS Miller. W HHmiivms. II Boynton. W N Bovn- ton, M A ftteplittiM, EE Watkins, J pojcliu, JE Meddagh. Mrs Battorsby, Mr Bartier. Mr adclilfe, SA»-my. FLLtplion, G K Peterson, K Gum, E Henkel, K11 Johnson. J ltigcr-eli, D W Conntr, R i: G Cuuglu-y, .111 Taylor, and dU.-teerage. C*(lllsi{(IM<>, Per steam-hip Florida; irom New 'n-r--AgtCR K, Atken ,v Burns, ii \ ,.\1 •iich, Bn.i.am, Ke.ly A Co, Bo.-tou ft Villulong., IV.ihweli ,v Wliitehead, S D Hrumly ft Co, Bntier ft Frierson, F W Bailey, J V Barbee, J A Blown, M J Buckner. K O’Hyrne, A Bum.ltd. N K Biruum, I) Belden, St Tug Baltic, M A Colteii. Gran -. Weils ft Go. Cohens ft Hertz, Flag. Lorn ft t unniiigli.iiii, Ciu-ever, ft'iins ft t’o, Ccle ft Dr . DP* opp. .111 Dartcr.PI.Constautine, WCox, A Champion. W Crabtree. Cliull'er ft Co, W Crans ton. Cooper ft Co, Diiiiu ft Wusiihuru, W Duucau, J EDcFord* W G Dtcksen, A lfoyle, lu wiuft Mor- g mi . Kiiistein ft l.cktuun, Etlindgo ft C<), Franklin ft Brautiy. F. Fitzgerald, Foot ft Jaudnn, .10 Falii- gam, W H Farrell, WII Guinn, Gilbert ft Tlldcn, D AQaidner, SGoodull, W W Goodrich, llaruileti’s Ex. A Haywood W Hone, Hardee ,v Co, Hunter ft G.-itnmell, W llnle, E Hopkins, O Johnson ft (o, J D fosse, King ft sons. King ft Waring, Kenucdy ft Bern.It, N B Knapp. S’ lafflteau, C A I. Lunar, H Latlimp ft t o, I^jck*-it ft Snohing*, J W Lathrop ft Co, W W i incoin, J Lpman, W II May, I W Morrel, H Morse, MiMah* n ft Doyle. Mode ft IJro, Nevitt, i-atlirop ft Rcdgers, 1 W Neely. G NU*h« Is ft Co, J Nidi* l-oii. O^d'li, *'i:irr ft t.o. COxeiiins, J W Owens, It W Owens, G S Owens, Patten, Hutton ft Co, Parsons ft Co, c i t’oole, K I’adeliord, Wm O Price. Ruse, Da a . is ft L'dig. Rabun ft .Smith, J Uynn, W C R>wlan , 'olomons ft Ca>, Ii.Sullivan, Milder ft Askew, » C biurlcvuiit, blierloek ft Co, W it Ny m- oils, W A Ihoinas, K J Truclielut, Wayne ft Son, S Wilinot, Wood ft C". N B ft II Weed, W M Wud.ey, 4 F Wltcaton, Wiltberger ft Co, Wljliams ft Itat- ciilfe, Watsou ft Co, Weber ft Uru, C Wilcox, Yonge .v Frier.on.Young ft Wyatt. Pur ship Florida, from Uvcrpoo!—Suider ft As- k »w, K Moiyneux, T It ft J G Mills, Order. R«c«ll»t8 Per Central Railroad. Oct. 19.—1974 bales cotton, 111 U»la fluur. ICO Hk- do. 160 no Corn. 63sks rye and mdze, to Rri] ham, Kelly ft t'o. Harper ft Co, Patten, Hutton _ Co, J W lathrop V Co, Pudi-lf. r-l, Fay ft^o, Hard wick ft Cooke, Bo-tou ft Viilalmga, Dana V Wash- bum, Hubun ft Smith Rure, I'avis ft Kong, Hunter .x Gammcll, Fratikliu ft Bratitley, O Cohen, Both- well ft Whitehead, llurdce ft Co, Bohn ft Foster, W Duncan, A Haywood, Beil ft Premiss, J W White, laickett ft .Sueliuigs. A Buuker, it It ogt, l' C Miller, ■'aiders ft Askew, II Roscnbiirg,IIJ Brooks. J Rob in on, W M I ’uvl iriin D Ii Copp, Wayne ft Non, CJ A I. iamar. Hudson, Fleming ft Co, C A Greiner, T M Nowill, Allen .m Non The New York Tribune is trying to prov* tlia* slave labor can lm* made its pre fltableat the North at at the Koutlil If such Black 'B§- jmblicanV.are not watched they vrll soon be i urging its introduction into New England^-1 Hoiton Pott. I J. B. CUBBEDGE, Agt., BOOKSELLE AND STATIONER VNOKIt TUB MAnSlIAU. IIOISB IIOTIt, BROUGHTON ST. Savannah, (Georgia. PRIZES GUARANTEED. Those that would bo in season to secure Tickets — »h«1 FOKT. GAINES ACADEMY LOTTRERY TO JiK.IUUW.V ^FRIDAY, October 94, 1836, Should lose no time. If theyfwould secure any the Brilliant Prizes offered in the Scheme. CAPITAL PRIZE, 40,00 DOLLARS. LOWEST PRIZE, $40! fyiie number drawing the Capital, must end cith. 7n 1,2,3,4, 6, ft. 7, 8. 9, 0. AU Tickets, (whicn must bo one in ten,) whin the number ends in the same figure as the one drawing tho Capital Prize, la guaranteed UTdraw $10, besides the chances for the larger Prizes. Whole Tickets, $10; Halves, $6; Quarters, $2 60. Certificates of Packages will bo sold at the lowing rates, which is the risk» Certificate of Package s of lo Wholes , $80 “ •* Halves 30 •• •* *• *• Quarters..... 16 Orders can be addressed t» S. SWAN ft <K»., Atlanta, Ga., S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala., For particulars see Scheme in another column, net*] 4—d220ct rightly almost everything that can be neoflaanry in the Kitchen,'tho Parlor and (bo Dies- I.ITTLEGObl), Esq., a Young Gentle man who wl«bed toaeolJfoamt saw iuccorilir g y, by Flink E. Pmedley. MEMOIRS OF JAMES GORDON BENNETT AND HIS T1M0. by a Journalist. . SARATOGA, a Story of 1187. Widdlficld'aNow Cook Book, nr Practical Receipts for the House wife. Miss Leslie's New Receipts for Cookery. The Ladies' New Book for Cookery—a Practice! System for private fkmillc* in town ami country. Tho American Homo Cook Book, cohtalnltig seve ral hundred excellent Receipts. Fanny Fern's Family Cock Book, or lloucekcv|i log made oasy. Cooper's Works—The Prairiu; Tlio Ppy : The »fak Openings ; Fn‘ait's Ton ; Tlio Pioneers ; The Pathfinder. Miss McIntosh’s Nov els—Evenings at Donaldson Manor; Aunt Kitty’s Tales; The Isrfty ami tlu I/twly, ftc.. ftc. Mrs.t'arolioe Lee Hentz’s Works—Linda, or the Young Pilot of Hut llnlln Creole; The PlanterV Notthorn Bible ; Mare.u-* Wurlund, ortho 1/ ng Most >ring;Hellcn abd Artlicr, or Miss Tliu.-a’h .-'pin ug Wlieil. The Waver Iy Novels; Major Jones Courtship, ftc., Received by J. B OL’BBETCE, Agcut, Under tbe Marsbatl Hnu.-c. SUTICH. ~ nnr k savaxxah, Auavt and Gt iJ' Bxiuioai») CoVI'AN V, l Savannah, October 17th, 1668. j milE stockholder or the Savannah, Albaty and Gulf Railroad, wlio may desire tu examine the Bimd, will uj»on application at the office ef the Com* natiy receive Free Tickets, good for ten days fr-m thts date. Hour ef departure P, A. M. wm. waking habkksham, net 17-lt Secretary an-.i Trea-urer. KROWniO. VAI.rABI.KPI.AlWAn< - l-oii .AM! MTIIIVGB JA THF BUBSCR1BER offer. I . r«iM- .51 R shipFloriua : 10 kegs choice Goshen Butter. 10 boxes English Dairy Cheese. R. H. WATSON ft CO. Corner Whitaker sired, and oct 6 Congress street lane For sale by L iquor*, mustard and matches—loohhi. Rectified Whisky; 75 do Now England Run iuu do Ulu; 76 dO Domestic Brandy; 60 octaves do 6 halt pipes imported brandy; 10 do Gin; 60 quartu casks S M Wine; 100 boxc-< Tig'.’r Mustard; 5u case; Matches; received amt lor sale by McMAHON ft DOYLE, sept22 'i 6 and ‘.‘07 Bay street. CARPETHVG, ItUUS, OH. CLOTHS, «M* T HE subscribers are now in receipt of, und at* prepared to exhibit, a rich and varied assort ment of the above goods, consisting in part of thi olio wing, viz: Royal Velvet Carpeting; Brussel Is Tapestry Carpetiug; Three Ply Carpeting; Two Ply Carpetiug; Dutch and HcinpCurpetitig; Very rich Mosaic Rugs; Velvet and CheDille Hugs; GU Cloths—D4, 6-4,6-4 am • 4; English and American 1-rt;. •: Window .Shades. Satin de iaine and Worsted • dns, Lace ati viusliu Curtains, Cornices, Cn i’ins, Curtail Bands, ThsscIs, Cord, Carpets, u. *'ll Uotlis— c And put down at the shortest non i- by an expo .meed workman; uud Sltudesaud Curtains pul up i (lie most approved style, and at reasonable price acptlO AIKIN ft BURNS BEAL FRSNCHEHBBOIDEBfoS HENRY LATHROF ft CO 117'OULD invite tbe attentbui of the ladies to V» their very large and rich stock of IESa3Uffi@niBIEIEEIES Opened THIS DAV, embracing tbo following styles t;cal Thread, Hnniton amt Maib'eo SKTIN French, Muslin un I Cambric Mourning Setts, in Book, Cambric and Linen Cambric and Swiss. Edgings and Inrertinn Embroidered, H. S. Bordered Hdkfs Musllu uud Cambric Bands Misses Sens, iu great variety Infants' Caps, trimmed. —AL50- Chlldren's Worsted Capes Opera Hoods, Ties, fte. Colored, Silk and Ca-hmereFcaifs. oct 6 T EAS AND SUGARS—Just received 20 hairchest 6 choice (loose) Oolong Tea: 19 do in ft am >4 ft parka; & do lly-mu Tea, loose, and in packs -0 bbls Crashed and I’owdered Sugar-, and 3 hhdf Porto Rico Sugar, In Etore and for sale by DAVID O’CONNOR, oct 2 corner Broughton and Drayton sts FOR THE LADIES. J UST received per Jfoamsbip Florida, from New York, Brook> Pattern Waxed White, Qlack and Col’d Spool Cotton, and for Hale by J. W THKELKELD. aug 27 Congress ft (Miit-kor streets. WATCHES-WATCHES-WATCHES. We are receiving the Londoi. Lever Watches, of the most celebrated makers. Gold and Silver cases. R. F. Cooper’s iplex Watches, Watches for Timing Horse, fine Swiss Chronometers, which wo oiler a! reasons bie pricea, at our now store in Gibbons’ Range. —““ D. B. NICHOI/: .1 f(> AtfVpl TO BUILDERS. mHE SUBSGRIBKR is prepared to exe-cut- X at the ihortest noiice, and in the ino«t work manlike manner, all kinds of Metal Roofing. Gut fore Cornice, or other work connected with the tmuiufw taring or repairing of Copper, Galvanized Iren Ho ot Sheet Iron Business. HORACE MOR.- oeU8 166 Brougld'u PHELPS’ GIN—60 bins lauding per Kcbounei • John Castnor, for sale by ■opt 2 SCRANTON. JqHNVTmX ft CO ^JOCOA NUl'S—80U Cocoa Nufo, received and > sale by [sopt23j H AY—200 bales Hay, fo store aud for sufo jy26 CRANE, WELLS ft CO. E X - Half Pocks, Just received for sale h YONGK ft FRIERSON, No. 94 lla stree Col, Wm. 9L Nichols’ Appointments. Hon. T. M. Forman, the Democratic nomi nee for e’eetorof the First District, having cepted the service of Col. Wm. M. Nichols, the Democratic alternate Elector for the First Dis trict in all the counties south of the Altamaha ami Ockraulgte Rivers. Col. Nichols author!' zees us to say that he will address the people in that portion ot tbe District at the following imen and places, Col. N.als»authorizes us to say that be will be happy to meet any Elector on the Fillmore Ticket in discussion nt any of tbe appointments named below Saturday, Oct. 18th, Wnreshorough, Ware Co Monday, “ 20th, Tradershill, Charlton Tuesday. “ 21st, Jeffersonville, Camden Wedn’v, “ 22d, Waynesville, Wayne aturday, “ 2>th. Homesville, Appling Monday, “ 27th, Douglaas, Coffee Tuesday, u 28th, Carters Bridge, Clinch Wedn’y, “ 29th, Troopville, I.owndcs Friday, “ Slat, Grovereville, Colquitt Saturday, “ 1st, ThcmaavJIle, Thomas TT) ASH BOARDS, BUCKET?, BISCUIT, ftc— f f 100 dozen Wood Wash Boards 26 do 7,inc do 160 do 2 and 3 Hoop Buckets 60 do Well do 6 do Bruss bound do 160 do Scrubbing. Stove and Shoe Brushes 200 do assorted Brooms. Received aud for sale by oct 8 McMAHON ft DOYLE. ■apt 18—oodlm 290 Broughton-st. KNIGHTS & THEIR DA YS B y DR. IIOIUN, author or “TableTraits.” fto. The Hills of the Slmtcmuc, by Miss Warner, author or “ Wide, Wide World,” ftc. A Pilgrimage to El Medina!: and Meccab, by Lieut. Burton, of tbe Bombay Army, with map and illus trations. The Humorous Poetry or the Eoglisli Language, from Chancer to Saxo. I/)rimer IJHIegood. Esq., a y-'ung gentleman who wished to seo Life, by Smcdlcy. Third volume Irving’s IJfoof Washington—cheap edition. Wood, Therupewtic and Pharmacology—a new work. Simpson’s Obsturetrics—2 vols., complete. Young America’s Picture Gallery—70 illuttra- linns. W. THORNE WILLIAMS, net 9 \ dress goods. P LAID, STRIPED AND OMBRE RICH DREES Silks; Plaid Raw Silks; Silk and Wool Plaids; Cballle, Valencia and Saxony Plaids; French Merinoes: Coburg Hothi; Solid Colours and Printed Moos do Lillies; Sack Flannels; French Plaid Flaunols; Scotch Plaids: Mode do Pori-* Plul.U* English, French and Amoriuau i-.info; Gmghams. fto.. ftc. Ju*t received and Tor ■‘ale bv ■eptia Dxwrrr ft Morgan NK«n« HIIOEK, G KORGIA made Brogans, for sale by. M. J. BD* KN P H. • IS 71 ft 1 .’Gibbon-’ ’-<lld I* C RAG »Rd—Foie’s r okors, a Tresh sapid J-jv received and for sale by «ptsi j.D.jnac. <H’t 14 .PLAN iuu.. .rum i»m<riiilie, out' six mites Irom , tu ir Railroad, conUlnlnfThret.Tly.irand Acres. Three hundred acres cleared and under good recce, most ef which has been cleared wiil.m tbo 'art few Vetn Tbe other iiorllona b^ve been hqftly manured for a number or years, and erenow v*.ri prodccUve On tbo place ii a Valuable Fhw and Grist Mill cn a fin; Mrwtn, in good running: order a large and comal dious Gin House, as good ;u. new with rencint tear for borio powor, together with a good Gin. new framed Negro Hoeeei-, sufficient to accoimno. /. ,U Dtw lwo «oiy Dwelltng House, together with all ntccmrvcm Uulldin^. such r.s Meld.a,I. m Ilf mcTJ!? f‘ fact cve'y tlilog in such « rde. Quit ttivs uirtbater cm re.11.0 Uil* full mcutc. nl ihn Imc without tho cul aj-nl a d'-llar In Balurc.. III. prohibit iht beet uell ctl I'lantatli n In Ijhrr r c< otty ‘ ll will bo ton no a il.iril ra.b,'lli. b.l.nce | n n,,. and two your., 1 lm unit hull., nim-nl In roll ^ JhcI Hut ihoeulttnnbi r La. ttD-'ihor I nti.[ation .t- inllcu from Hit,, and ll..-1«, a|i t .at|„ 6 f lakou it*, mm Ii linn- IV. m b j , ruf««ior.al (cum, idoll., brace he w. ul- . i Ilea - l.lm.ell ol il„. of one 1.) «.iS; i-ii.yt (j .1. " c i.''I' 1 " ,,bcr »«* take flruurc n mowing lilt- l'l«. any me who m.»M||, lu bta ab-Hi... r. Bn.jjii.ta I...-«y will .Wit. oclH-liiwhw VM. B IIAUIjTu. liuHlx sox £ Camp I >RAPRUS AMj J i ,<i RECEIVED, per late arrivals from Now York, a superior article of Fli.b’d Skirfo, au • for sale by . J. W. iHREi KA1.H, a ( ipt •> tongre/s ami Whitaker sis. T Axre TAii.ona - ■ n. lin .ll-,.:, ii,ec f • 1 lia • ,• v(‘(! .!ifffuiit/L AND ! TOiill •• p.meI •heir -lot * ..; j H i: acu w • r MOD'. >: mj.r.-u . c J couiplet trUne.t i -.I-u. Ca^ime,,. v... iupandov.v . .■V.UKI.WO will makoali trim In MU n- ... ,1} I-, an.,n. e , , u “* our read, n« •-• ii v i .auulMIciKl it well known Immc ..! » Tt Jranlne. ■ ii Broadw. y, V w Yt ik, nr. i ,• ;„j, r . tine aud I .-Uouati.u ill t'. e Ir. - FUKN.'iliN*. t.’.OJ*- o. , v. .y uV.-cnpt on re. ul site toa gviii.i uimj’ warurur*. i. re ‘ u ‘* hand, uli of Which we Mti r term- b >•-, S3, • ai! that ii • cobrtaiiuy kept ( 1 ’’foMcnifor ca-h, at liuUKS— BOOKS—BOOKS RECEIVED BY WARNOlK ft DAVIS, THURSDAY, l«th Uutobur, 1660—The Lille. Axe, and Saudie Rag#, aud olher Lectures, by V.. ii Mllbnrn,wUhnportTattof the antlior »m steel. Married, uot Mated ; or how they Itvcd nt Wo .d- ,ido and ThriK'ku-ortou Hall, ny Alice Cary. The I^t of tho Forresters ; or Humors ou the liorder; a story of the Old Virginia Frontier, hi Johu Ester Crooko. CtBlebs in Search of a Wife, by Mrs. Manual. core. Three Per Cent a Month; or. the Perils of la.-t Li lag, by C harles BurdeU. D day's Necklace; and What Game of it; a Liter.*.- ry Episode, by T. B. Aldrich. The lorciiligbt; nr, Through the Wood, by Har riet Oicott, author of “Dora’b Child ” Tlie Adventures ot Gerard, the lion Kilter, by i. 6: Whitehead. The Life of General Daniel Morgan* or the A ir- Klnia Uuo of tho Army or the United States, l»y James Graham. For sale a* the Book Stnr , oct 17 159 CONGRB-.S STREET. a i i'i-i. : ii.u.t, cui:..hi. iibii.ij "i’ “ ort 1—1-n lit ,\t il. o i* u | 4 .^, HOOFING! ROOF1i\G" WiKBEN’s UITBOVED HHK AND WATEll-PtOOP (oflPosiTios nooriw. T 11E tuh t c! '.hti (.uvire 11 u. ai i i,„ in thi* wi} i..r \\ar-t./.. Iw'ald tv. . 1 T" (.'ntnpii.lli-1. Ill ..lb c i- jir.-j ..r.-.i to i-vrattS"’ same in ii dullsta.itorj umi.ii-r k.tute til 'll, c ultalilii.1. oi ii,.- ,, lz ..' ,, spcctl'illy.ullciic.l I n„. {.X' X «'■ « " ■- ul. j „ V'ba £ tested unuer every vari. i. ..i w IWcnlly, Her .11.. Ih,' i.iv 1 a 1 tiii.iblccti..Mi|s'u I, n-ry Imrc clnr, wb,|.|«!Si1 iv'cm uSri'^f™:; kinds of ro° l 't- 1 ' r< u f 11 *«*-• **«.-• i. mu. dui ed, eiviUL' in all SSK™ rv "■ |L * nm/WS&S! eu u\ ii.Hi.r.ni ei mpuiii(.-i<, utdail win.hm-ni>mi its utility. '.-lAfhtir ohUhGlA, CHATHAM COUNTY 1 *0 all wlmm it innjr coucern—Whcrca*, Mor- decai G. .'hofuli will apply at tlio v>»ui t «•; irdlnaryfor letters or adminlitratioo on the estat. of DiUiiei O’t ounnr. Tlieso are r therefore, to i !’■ md admontsU all whom It m»y coucern*, hi be uo ippear liefore ‘aid Court to make objection, (if ai.\ hey have,; • u nr before tlie first Monday in No ci-mber next otherwise eaid letters will begianten Witness,.ohu Bilbo. K»|., Ordinary for rhath..:. County, thi.' first day of October, lf*60. ret 2 .MIN B!LH« ’, c . f ri 11,MAS, CI.OALP AND MANTILLAS, a b- quU- X fulloi, ranging it. price from Si 60 to $30,’oi the very be-t -lyles, jtret received and for sale by J. W. TIIP.ELKKLD, sept 20 corner Congress and Whitaker sts. ACOX—24 htids. prime Bacon Mdc: 6 hint- _ prime Bacon Shoulders, landing from steaine Keystone State,” and for sale by sept25U^8r()CTAVU: ; UoliF.N. F I/lUR—60u hbu. extra and superfine Flour, a 4 sorted brands. 500 sacks extra aud superfine Flour, ass’d brands. 160 quarter sacks double extra, 100 bbls. Goodletvilic double extra •* cot 2 YOUNG ft WYA1T. ^jKAChhK-— aO hai rcis Butter Crackers •J0 *• Eugnr do 20 *• Soda do 20 boxes Soda do Landing and for sale by OH 10 HOIjCOMRK. JOHN.*UN ft CO. BUOTS ARP SHOES. THE subscriber has oi«ncd n BOOT aud .'•HOE 8T< »RK at Nos. 71 and 152 GIBBONS’ BLlIJdNG. next door t«» the .ioTbing .* *ore «fGeorge S. Nichoig ft t’o., find si- iicits thepairotage ofliis friends and the public ii general M. J. BUCKNER, oct 7—1 y J fJAllY’8 DAGUEItEOTYPE , AHltitr type* ami Photography. P. M. CARY W OULD respectfully give notice that his rooms are now open for tbe season, and re; ay ror tbe reception of visitors. By the Ambbottw: process persons may now hav their children’s pictures taken, in almost auv ;k>^! tlon they may choose, in fre.r 1 to 3 secodda *,aiiig By tho PHOTOOSAraic prncr-ss old Daguerre* tv;•*- can be transferred to paper, Teautlfolly colored'nnd enlarged to life. oct 22 dentistryT Dre. ROY ALL & JOHNSON Dentists, office corner St. Julion-st and Market Square, over S. Wil mot's Jewelry store. Office houre (irom 8 to 2 o’clock, and from 3 to 6. lj enm llL, t all who have test «Vr, Ali :? r Ar “Wbc|, will an ,, i.l'l-ir,, in; n .ciire (11,11. tlie city, ai who., “;| u ; “X JJ ■ tr '" ly *1 «b CAI.V1N r A y, a;,m. age ffice all men.* (4 sepfJ-J FOFc SALET A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN. CwKAS’n WASHER, AND I LAIN lltO.Vfcfi AND SE.\i;Sli;t8S. For pmticulare: enquire at lid- office. HOtj'i.S AND SHOES. RECHVt.li l y lute arrival-. lady’*0Al. wTEIvS. Gcmlcii.tu’i O ford UEn. “ Gents ai.u Boy*’ GAllH'* shoes' I yW li,,uUr< ' 1 La l al ‘‘ 1 latent Leather Geutlc-metrs Fine BOreTs. , M. J. MTKNfR. oct 10 No. 71 and 152 GA.b, u’.- fiui.-iing. A il 1’m.mjn* SUI.K, Mori.ii obtaiamg FRESH -- ■ g nnd i.vei.ing, an* hereby util- 11 a thatth**y caaobiftuitho.auu atarc uccu price > \ ca’.li-g i-t my rc.-i«'tncv, No. 3S j iHtKTY - lltKI-T. a. U.U.MON. . ,*t l—.,11m iiAt iv AND L1VKKY TilK .-ulvcnl -T will contiaud the Livery font Hack Business, oo liis U ll tiUi-K, lit lilt- .* Ifablv-1 mm r ot Wdi f.hOAh and HARRISON fcTREMV. Giv. u.e a trial. JACOB F.IJ 15-T0N. and HAHRI: oct 1—lm BOARDING. S EVERAJ. gentlemen ot email families ut. |- accomjU'Kfotci. v. i .i; wu Room.- at u l oara. ,i 20 Drayton street, * j j c-itv the lie Hoise. dec 12—tf MRS. M. .< KAVMFJi. go: and gentl 0, M. GRIFFIN. SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. pASTMAN. Corner of Bryan and Whitaker Street*. HAS now ou hand a beautlf il a-'- sortment of Jewelry of every dis- cription and kind worn by adies and gentlemen, and willed at unusually low price? I have this day received (per Express) a latg< stock of elegant Siver Waro, consisting or Cake am Pie Knives, plain and engraved Fish Knives am Forks. Pickled Knives and Forks, Knives, Forks am Spoons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, ftc. ftc., nl' in Morccco cases, and suitable for presents. I have also this day received an addition to my stock of hairwork of light colored Curia, Topsys, Braids,Front Pieces, Bands, Uncle Tom, ftc., which ucw make* my assortment complete. Orders received for anj color desired. Watches repaired by and under the supervislm of self, and all other wofk done' In A' workmanlik manner, and warranted.’ may 26 U°i ERALBROK RAGE BUSINESS. riTHE UNDERSIGNED otters his services to X friends and the public ns a GENERAL BROKER. Particular attention will bo given to tiio puicbase and sale of Cotton, Stocks, Bonds, ftc., and procur ing freights for vessels. 0it6—w4 JOHN T. ROWLAND. VAIiDlBliE KICK - PLANTATION FOR SALE, WmU.V TB.V MILKS OF 1 HR CITY OF SAVANNAH. O N the first Tuesdai in December next, will sold before tbo Court House in tho city of 8a vannab, tho Plantation on the Savannah river, ten ml es from tbe city, known Mulberry Grove, be longing to the estate of the late f'hillp Ulmer, con taining six hundred und cighty-scvcn acres, of which there are tuo hundred acres of first quality tide rice land, and ono hundred aud fifty-five acres under good bauks uud in a fine state for cultiva tion. Also, seventy five acres of high land under cultivation. Ou the place are a good dwelling house, ovmieer's hqusc, barns, negro houses and. the: outbuildings, all in a goml stato or repair. Persons desiring to purchase will call upon H. K, Harrison. Ex’r, who resides within four miles of the Grove, or Klizu Ulmer, Ex’trlx, who resides within tw< mile) of tbe Grove. Terms or sale made known on the day I'sale Possession not given until ibe first or Janua-v H. K. H Al R fcON, Ex’or. Jyl7-td ELIZA ULMEt, Kx’trix. Tho Charleston Mercury will pub ish oace a Week until the dny or sale. Savannah, Oct lat, 18.16. T HE CO-PARTNERSIUP heretofore oxhtlng be twocu the subscribers, under tbo name or J. v. CONXERAT ft CO., was this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Joseph V. Connerat will at tend to the settlement or the nHairs or the raid firm. J V. CONNERAT, J. LAMA. ' Sar.ninth, Oct. ut, 1KM. THE UKDERS-GKED liadng bought out tbe io- tore.t or Joiix Lma, will bercaner continue tbe wholcaulo GROCEltY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS in hi. own uaer-e and for his own account, and ro s Ktlnlly Folicll. rnuii tbe Menda oftbe late Orm a continuanco of tbolr ravoro. J. V. CONNERAT. comta ubtUuitmALLi I HAVEJust received some 100 thonsand good X Spanish Scgars ot the very best brands, also, a lot of good German 8egHrs, at low prices. Also, a lot of good French and German Wines. All of which I am destined to sell at reduced prices. I have also addedtomy present stock, a lot of tbe very finest French Brandies—and I say to you one and all, now lsyourtime, forlorn determined to make my mot to, tow prices, and quick sales—so come aud sec me at tbe oorner of Bay and Bull streets, aug 25 A.B0NAUD. MASSIF SCHOOL. mHE MASSIF. SCHOOL will be opened on WED X NE3DAY, Octtb»r 16th. The Regulatii ns require that niter the opei.u g < the Fch(x>l, “AppilrautF .hall he received evn day of tlio first week, mid on Monday <>r each s<.< ceeding week of the term ” Tlicrp m e still sever; vacancies in tlio School’. L'nlit flic ppenitu; of th School, applications may he made ip the I’rin* ire I. who will be found at the School Room every morn ing from 9 to 10. By order of the Commissioners. 10 B. MALI .ON, Principal. •cl 1 E’S GAZETTE OF FASHION for Oc. R#0#lT J? Bk CUBBEDGE, Agent, Under tbeMaraUUHgMi^ HUNT d(4VEBSTER’8. IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE D ESIGNED for Families, plantation.*. Dress me kors. Tailors. Boot ft Shoo manufacturers nu< others who may wish to do their own sewing cheap ly and with expedition. This machine sews a uni form stitch with both aides alike, nml which will n« ravel. It is more simple, is |(w* liable to got ou> • order, and costs le?g Ip proportion than any oth*»i machine, and is warranted t" lie perfect. And to wnri well. All apparatus necessary for convenient u*e h furnished with it, and any instruction will be giver that will be necessary to .ensure to the pnrolms" Ms successful operation and durability The public are respectfully invited to call and e' amine them at 135Congress st. ALFRED WEBSTER. Gen. Act. 49* A very neat and ornamental Iron Tab!, willnow be giyen with a machine fora small sun additionto the regular price May 25. F OUR—60 barrels extra Family Flour in store ■nd for sale by oct 10 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON ft CO. D IC KEN’8 HOUSEHOLD WORDS for October reoelved and tor by sept 30 W-VKNOCK ft DAVIS. 159 Congross street /CHOICE 8T. CROIX SUGAR -10 lilids chui \J St. Croix Sugar. 10 htads choice P. R. Sucar Just received are for sole by SCRANTON JOHNSTON ft CO eug2B. F LOUR.—200 bbls su|>erUuc Flour. 1U0 do extra ramlly do, 160 sacks superior fine do. for sa’.< WEBSTER ft PALM US. iuo: T AT IES* and Gents' black and colored Kids; and Xi MUsee' do. For sale by U. W. THREIJvEI.D, sept* Congress and Whitaker streets. fall TTIANCY PRINTS—One ca«c Fancy Printed . „.. JJ coee. WMrranteil fast C' h.urs. at 8te cents |icr • by Just received by steamer Knoxville, and fur DkWITT ft MORGAN F OUR.—300 sacks Palace Mills Double Extra Flour, just recalved and for sale by IV* Bm\ DAV I8!riN« |JL. i.E1S a Am> hEtiuJtts-^ JJ 50 doxeen 3 hoop Painted Bnckefs 23 do 2 do do do 26 d Brooms, landing and fir a!eby • «14 MW ANTON. JOHNPTON ft OO S ARSOAP,—M bnxei ■ xtra s’ 1 •»;! ft Son.* Pe*e Extra Yellow Soap, Just received and for sal# to close ooniignmen’’i y N01T CRANE, WELLS ft CO. W H U.i.Mi. nt vuMMEBCE, 1 SxvA.v.v.»n,( m.iie. •< ’. l>-50. i r \N SATURDAY.26tlrn-t.,; t tu. Ikard if Hr*®- J tors will elect tho fc «..wt,.g iff iters: A TELLER, t UUOKKKEPc.it. DISCOUNT Cl IRK, PreRTElt. Bond, with two rr u or« ; m.; m:,dies, ui’i be re quired from each. Information as to atiu' td or salary, bond, ftc. will be given m on si piiretlon to tho undersigned. JOHN C. 1LKRIL’, oct 17—cost i’asb'cr. MILLIfifldRY AND UltEbS 3I.\kl->G MRS KKM UND w il open Fall filllliiiery, flliS DAY. October 14lb, 185^,1 XT UDtkoOMS. m No. 174 BRuUUHTONSTREET," it Brans. Mf tu SI UTTERING AND STAMMERING C URED by Dr. WYt KtlF. .1 .nit-buig, la., without iwiii or Suiginil tij < ration, who will send the- cure ;o any part ct th. Wcild,cii the te- ceipt oi $10; and the n.t i.ey rcturutd, if tie cure u uot efi'C'Cinal. AH letter? must he ai1d:e?*ed to Dr.Wyckrif, Box 74i«, Jittsbi.rg, Pa., iu care oi Arthurs. Rodgers ft to., Bankers. P. S. Girre.'iioudenm "‘iii pleate enclose »timp for return postage. Caution.—Ui persons vrlio cannot prodocT ny genuine certificate, are humbugs, sentVil—wly Dr. w. DUN. LJfiFLKlt Oi WlhUiX; flerffiiu ARE now l’ully j.ieparid loin sert foil or partial-at? «.i \k\± on the principle ol Dr. J. Alieul Patent Continuous oum. Bv fii* Improvement, the form of tbe face can t.« re?t«*rec to anydegree of rotundity that raaj be desire'. lti» applicable in all cases where the cheek? fiava Idim in.and cauuot be detected by »hc clr-aest i*b£<kvrt.- Tliis method combines the loifowiiigt Ivan tiger An artificial gum, which exhiluu apericaJy noturil and life-like appearance, and m.j.f.ru toihctketb that j)eculiar expression which .iracurizis tl.c nt- tural organs. K This Gum consists ol ? - i jjoirr ecoinpj cnii. wbicii Is applied and fused upoi ^ TeetL e. d l iakln Rucp a muuaer, as to fill up ui- the intctriici-s o ror nil iLe base of the Teeth, and also uuites them firmly th each other and to the Plate upon wlmh tb»T »jc sett. This secure? perfect cloankr.f**.-»; the Tctt" i Office over DcWltt ft Morgan, Congress street. Republican and Georgian copy, leb P—U ( 'SlEaR SlY»Ls,— A Tew C;RrT^t tlkar rIJes j in store aud for sale by sept 17 rp.A ym. Mj>. A 0d# Rory u'Mcre, a Nufoui.i R< niatre. P;. .-'oral Lover, Gus Howard, or how tu w '.u a Wi.e Minnie Grey, or who is t! i- lte'r? Harry Ashton, or the Wi.l an*: ilie Wav Amy Lawrence, or HiC Fr« m .si u's D;i> ^ u« HaudyAudy. By-umuei lu*vei. Woman and Itei Master, by tlie author of "(?ui Howard." ftc..ftc. Tlie Young Chcvuliei. or tlu* Disputed Inlu'iileoce. Charles .Vav«re#cuir. or the inucAst He r. By J. Frederick Smith. Henri Re LUTour.or the C. mr.im ,\:uc. Marguerite HeYulois,nn Hretor iai Bi m.-nce. Count of Morion, from tlie Kr* noli of Alexander Dumas. Tho Virgin Qucep, ortho Romance of 1!> vViy. by J. F. Simlii. Vivian hoi train, ora Wife’s Honor, by i;. \V. M Reynolds. teabiihi Vincent, or Hie TwoUrf ha:.?, bv Rejnel*. Cyrilla, a Romance, bv tin* nulm. 11 t'.e -‘initials.” Ellen Percy, or the Memories ol an Actit-s. ly <»• W. M. Reynold?. Agness Evelyn, or Rtauty and Pleasure, by F<y Holds. Urey-ltay .Marc. Mrs. Part ngtonV Carptt ° r Fuu. Wild Wcftein Scene*, or A lveniures iu lie Weft. Dr. Valemioo'? Comic. 1 Artur*?. The Sculp Hu u rs. The Drama ul Pokervillif Major Jotie-’ Courtship. laughing Ga.-, an »eyclopedia ot Wit, With uisnd Wind. For sale by WARN* C K ft l'.\VI-S c c ' v? 16 • Coi'cre-*. s-trcct. flluN . Y! MONEY J! MONEY U t HY i e we without Mom y ? u i.< n U i» jwt M ea-y tor any oim to be arot.n*. vvitba pocket full as nfit, li they on y tliilik m>. I lmve got a new articie, from whh h f.om live to twenty dollars a day cun be made, either b\ mile or female. U Is highly resi>ectab c bu?lne»V. and un urtiilc wblcbls wanted in every family iii tie 11 ited Mates. Eh; closo mo two dollars by ma I ut in* r ?k. and I wiu forward you by return mini a C u nitr, With lull instructions in the art. Ihe bi>u is very «asy. Try it, If you arc out oft tnp:*>v m<» ; and y '* will never regret it; tor it wil be i« tt* i for vm :o I*/ the above sum, and insure a gu .: bmii.e? J , ibay to pay i went)’-five cents for h spi.r.ous a.'.v* rll-e- went, lids is u.» humhi g. 'luv ir! Ti:y it ! Trt it 1 Address your leitco to DWIGHT M N RfE, New York. sent HUTm JjY A YOUNG .VAX Iren ti c N. rib a situation n&>hipping i erk-u ateinini ri<r. House—bar had three yeare experience in il:e Foith, ami baa g« od reference?. - toa’ i it;*>. An.n*s H. F-, care Georgian ofi ec. oct l*-3t