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# ft ■’Wffftpif*--' uwmm •" r ■■ mmm QEOROUN IHIIr, Yrl-WMkljr awl WHOy. , frEoiaj Ftpw of the City mdConnty, tL B. HILTON & CO rxorunoiui add pubumiiu- *, 1. HILTON, Mitor. ». *>. HAMILTON, - - AeoliU,,i Editor MM .jssr**!**. - In* thatsomegentleman,writing(tomthu tk>« whlofabanoccurredoIim toothreepm ptu«,huUw oncoanglngToar Brighton of denUal oaadldaloa wore, brought Into Dm the “ RepuUkm" to look for * Know Nothin* Odd,.they wfijshow plainly whither tends victory In theelectlou of Mr. Welker *»0orei' tbo tlds of victory. w ! not elide tMjorityln the Ugliletuieegreelng, Buchanan Fuium Fremont with him politically. Thet encouragement. Kentucky 1] however, le vein, ee the election ofthe Demo- North Carolina 10 TUESDAY MOBJIISO, OCT. SI, WOO. FOB PBB8IDBNT: JAMBS BUCHAN AN, or remcerLTAXU. FOB VI0B PRESIDENT: JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE cretlo oendldete, Col. Pony, le now lined to yood the ihedow of e doubt. Belleble rctome here been recelred from twenty-three oountlce which foot n|> for. Pony, Democrat 4,8U ' Welker, Know Nn dog 009. ■leetore fttr the State at Larne. WILLIAM B. STILES, of Chatham. IYBB80NL HARRIS, of Baldwin ehrxntuTti roe run statb at laiiob. HENRY 0. LAMAR, of Bibb. AUGUSTUS B. WRIGHT, of Floyd. OlSmiOT BJWtOBS. let district, Tuoiuo M. Fobmak, of Olynn. Id. District, Bamnu. Hsu, of Macon. M. District, JAnsa N. Bauat, of Harris. ia DRbrlct, Lucius J. OAnesu, of Fnlton. Sth. District, John W. Lewis, of Cess. 8th. District, Jambs P. BtMMUSS.ofGwInnett. Tth. District, Toon as P. SArroLn,of Morgen. 8th District, Thus. W. Thomas, of Elbert THE OLDER I GROW, THE MORE IN CLINED I AM TO BE WHAT IS CALLED A 8TATE8 RIGHTSMAN.-Jaul Buch■ emn'.epmehmlkeaimiuimef Arkantae, ' 1818. FULLY ENDORSE THE RESOLUTIONS AND MAY FURTHER SAY THAT I AM WHAT IS CALLED A STATE R/GHTS DEMOCRAT.—John C. Breckenridge in re sponse to hit nomination for 11. lice Prenden- TSULdQQ ■ Political InceUtgenee. Nsw Yobs, Oct 20.—The Herald ot this city (Black Republican) says the recent elections point concloalrely to the election of Bocbanen as next President, The German Black Repnblican organ of Philadelphia repudiates the Fremont ticket formed last Friday. Leering Pony ahi id,., MT* Tho counties to hear from are Volusia, Orange, Sumpter, Levy, Manatte Hernando, Hillsborough, Brerard and Dado, which will in. crease tho majority for Perry at least 6# rotes The counties from which returns have been received, give for Congress. Hawkins, Democrat 19M Baker, Know Nothing. 4414 Alabama. 8 Missouri 9 Arkansas A Texas A Ddowaro 3 Connecticut.8 Florida 2 Iowa Vermont Pennsylvania.. Ohio 38 New York Market. Nnr Tons, Oct 20 Cotton market duU and very ranch unsettled. Sales of the day 500 bales. Middling Uplands 12J. Flour delined 12) cents; Wheat 2 to 3 cents Chari ,ston Board of Health. OrrtcB or Bo Ann Health, 1 Saturday night, 9 o'clock. | The Charleston Board of Health report lout death from yellow fever, for the past twenty fbur hours. .1. L DAWSON, City Register. Office Board of Health,) Sunday Night, 9 o'clock. ( The Board of Health report six deaths from Yellow Fever for the past twenty four J.L. DAWSON, M.D. C. R. From these reports, it would seem that the yellow fever is slightly increasing in Charles- At a meeting of the Savannah Mutual Loan Aanciation, held last evening, the sum of $3,000 was loaned at 30 per cent premuium. OOLETHOBF MEDICAL CoLLEOE OT BaVAN- mah—The preliminary course of lectures com menced yesterday in the above institution, by a lecture bom Prof. Harvey L. Byrd, on the General Modus Operand! of Medicines. We le irn that these lectures will be continued every day, Saturdays and Sundays excepted: until the opening of the regular course, which will commence on the first Monday in Novem ber. A class of several young gentlemen were present, who have alreaey arrived in the city, toavail themselves of the advantages of the preliminary course, and others are daily ex pected. We are also informed that theso lectures will bo devoted to topic! and instruction, which will not be embraced in the regular course, and are free to all students of medicine, physicians and lovers of science generally. Hawkins ahead, 558. The same counties show the election of 24 Democrats to tho House, and 11 Know Noth ings, beings clear gain to the Democrats of six members; and also the election, including those holding over, of 12 Democratic Senators and 7 Know Nothings—a gain of ono to tho Democrats e Tho House is composed of 45 members, tho Senate of 21—so that tho Demo crats have already majorities in both branches. Of. the remaining 7 House members to hear from, the Democrats have in all prob ability elected 5, and the two other Senators, giving them 29 in tho House to 16 opposition; 14 in the Senate to 7 opposition, leaving to tho Democracy on joint ballot 20 maiprity! Takingthe result all in all, it is one of the most splendid Democratic tri umphs ever achieved in Florida. Oar candi date for Governor was a quiet, modest planter, scarcely known beyond his own county, who was'opposed by a well known politician of great personal popularity and extensive ac. quaintance throughout the State. Besides this disadvantage under which we labored, we as a party had to bear all tho responsibility of the ad valorem tax law and the Increase of taxation imposed by it, while many other things, acted against ns, connected with the management of the State lands and the railroad system. To have emerged from the straggle with securing a Democratic Governor, a Democratic Cod. gressman, a Democratic Legislature, and a Democratic U.S. Senator, In.certain prospect, is a triumph of which tho Democracy of Flori da may feel proud, entitling us ss it does to the meed, bom our political friends elsewhere, of "well done.” After such a result, i need not assure you that we shall give Buchanan our electoral vote in November by a handsome ma jority. I happen to know that many of those who voted against us on the 8th Inst, will be with us in November. I congratulate you on the result of your charter election. When the news was received here last nigbt, it sent a thrill of joy through the breasts of all Democrats, as U was thoylrsl booming gun from Georgia, and indicated glorious triumph for Buchanan and the Consti tution next month. Yours, E. [Our correspondent,who writes from the seat of government, probably gives bis report from the official returns. If he is correct, the Democratic majority In Florida is leas than our intelligence from otherquartera makes. It. Still it is a majority. Tho counties not included in his report are Hernando, Hillsboro, Orange, Sumpter, Levy, Manatee, Brevard and Dale- We have, through other sources, intelligence from all but the three last, showing a majority in these of 179 for Perry, and 188 for Hawkins. Add these to the report of our Tallahassee cor respondent, and they give Perry a majority of 383, and Hawkins a majority of 724. The coun ties not beard from will not perbapB vary the result a dozen. The rotes of all three are prob ably less than 100,] Total .80 4 Here we have 80 electoral votes for Buchanan, 20 for Fremont,00 for Fillmore. Iowa is credit to “Fusion," because the Democrats were only beaten there by a Anion between the Mends of Fillmore and Fremont One of Use Absentees. Tho foilowingextractisfrom a letter ofone of the merchants to whoso absence our Republican neighbors charge (in part) their defeat at the late election in this city. We should not won der it there are many “moreof the same sort.’’ Tho writer, who is a gentleman of high Intelli gence and social position, bus been known for his life-long opposition to Democracy. He writes; “You will bo vet)' much surprised, and per haps very Bgreeably surprised, to find that at last I am going for old Buck. I am now a Democratdyedlnthewool. 1 can’t stand these infernal Black Republicans. I am satisfied that the Democratic party lathe only conserva tive party, who go for the Union and the South Uefore the black rascals get into power, wo must all be united at the South, and nail tbe the Sag to the mast for a Southern confedera cy.” Savannah Medical Colleob.—Yesterday, at twelve oc'lok, Prof. R. D. Arnold delivered the first lecture of the preliminary course in tbe above institution. At one o'clock Prof. Joseph Jones delivered a lecture on Comparative Anatomy. Prof. J. is well qualified in every respect to discharge tbe laborious duties of a teacher, and tbe College has been very fortunate in securing him as one of the Faculty. A largo audience was in attendance at tho College yesterday to hear th leetures. Quite a number of students have mastrlculated, and others are expected daily. The regular course of lectures will commence the first Monday in November. The public generally are invited to attend tho preliminary lectures. Loss of the Steamship City of Savannah- By a telegraphic despatch received yesterday by Messrs. Brigham, Kelly & C'o.,agents of tho above named steamer, we learn that she foun dered at sea, 100 miles north of Cape Henry Captain Pascal and the crew were taken into Norfolk. Tho City of Savannah cleared from this port on tho 12th Inst, with the following cargo: 719 bales upland cotton, 50 casks rlco, 380 box es copper ore, 35 bales domestics, 13 bales feathers, 3 bales gensing, 10 bbls. whisky,and snrrdry merchandize. The vessel and cargo are supposed to bo insured. Tho steamer Fulton will leave Baltimore next Saturday for this port, and will lie succeeded by the City of Norfolk; after her another steamer of tire line will be ready to ieavo. The loss of the City of Savannah will not interrupt the business of the line, as will be seen by tbe above. Death of American Minister. The Nashville papers announce the death near that city on the 18th, of Hon. John. L, Marling, Minister Resident to Guatemala, Cen tral America and formerly editor of the Nash ville Union and American, in the 30th year of Usage. The late “True California” newspaper, was sold recently under tho sheriff’s hammer, and bought by a Mr. Cook for $3,100. We regret much to see this announcement. The Trut Californian was a beautiful sheet, with all the outward seeming of prosperity. It was owned and edited in pert by Messrs. Washington and C. J. Bartlett, son of tbe late E. O. Bartlett, long connected with the newspaper press of Georgia and Florida. Tenors roe Florida.—Company H, 1st llo- gimentof Artillery, 88 rank and file, loft Fort Moultrie Sunday morning, In tho steamer Gordon, for Fort Capron, Indian River, FIs.— The following w.ere the officers In attendance: Brevet CapLT.Beymour, Second Lieut. T. A- Bhoup; Burgeon, Asa Wafi. ■Ms. Heduiok We learn (says tire Raleigh Standard) that a meeting of tho executive committee of tho board of trustees of tiro Uni- verstty of North Carotins, bold on Saturday last, It was resolved that Mr. Hedrick has asd to be useltal as a professor in the Uni- ■;tj; and the secretary was directed to in- him of the rack It is expected that, a« a S of course, be will at once resign. Should bMo do ee^however, we have no doubt RejoUlngs Worth and South, We learn from the New York Times (Fre mont paper) that last Weduesdy evening, when Capt Rynder’a cannnn was making “ night hideous" to the Rlack Republicans of New York, by its thuudorings in honor of the Democratic victory over the Black Republican and Know Nothiug fusiauists of Penusylvania$ not the least jubilant of those who rejoiced wero the New York supporters of Mr. Fillmore* The fact speaks well for the Fillmore men of that city, and wo record It to their honor* They know that If the Democratic party had been defeated the victory would not have in* ured to the advantage of Fillmore. And dis liking Buchanan less than Fremont they re* joiced at the triumph aohieved by the former over the latter. On the other hand, a friend who passed through Amerlcus (Ga) lost Saturday informs us that the Know Nothings of that place miss' led by a telegraphic dispatch into the belief that the Democrats had lost the day in Penn* sylvania, actually gathered materials for torch light procession, to celebrate the Black Republican fusion triumph! So mad are these men in their hate of the name of Democracy Now need such a party be surprised at find ing itsel^deserted by true patriots. Need they wonder if the people of Georgia rise on the 5th of November in their honest indignation, and sweep them from the soil which they dishonor by their presence. We are amazed not less a* their want of loyalty than their want of wl»* dom. Do they think that an organization can command the confidence of a slaveholding State, which is ready to celebrate with bonfires and illuminations, the election of a notorious Black Republican ticket. Mr. Fillmore’s Northern Strength The fact that the supporters of Fillmore and Fremont, fought under the same flag the late political battles in Pennsylvania and Indiana— tbe friends of one nominating, and voting for the candidates nominated by the friends or the other—makes it impossible to determine their relative strength in those States Ohio it is othorwise—In nearly every Congres* sional District a Fillmore candidate was ran Not one of them was elected. So much for Fillmore’s strength In Otflo—tho only Northern State in which his friends have dared to come before the people, trusting to their own numbers fora victory. We venture the opinion that In the next Con gress there will not he found a single Northern Fillmore man, unless perchance some straggler chosen by the Black Republican votes. On the other hand, in the three States which voted last Tuesday, the Democracy elected between 25 and 30 membersof the House of Repre scuta tivea. So much for the argument of the Fiilmourn- ere that it is the duty or the South, to view of his great Northerostrength to rally to Fillmore 8 27 13 23 Call or which hat been taken) to nuumfac tobeauektr, .ipon, and destined to aaperaetlL ... .or revolving pbtel*, -svT,. iv and No Inuactioai yesterday. and tut it v i-qitudbjr the army I?i» alleged that this pistol Is self cooking— 40 b,rr * 1 * an Important improvement—und tUt tt can be fired six times In a second and a half of time. Thehammer brencloaed.andtbereleno strain on the main ipriog, except at tU mo ment ordtoebarge. There are but seven.pieces in tbe lock,,(tiro leas than a market lock) and these are ao simple tUt a blacksmith can re- pair them. It has received the oommendatlon of some Of the most scientific officers of the army and navy. ■sports* Nsw You—Bark B A Rawlins—700 tierces rice, It bones furniture, 12 bbl* sail 1 beg fruit Schr mchiblfiaf^tSt tMlee cotton, 12 bale* HI do, 20 baloe rope cuttingr, 100 make rlco, 22 bales waste, CHARLESTON, OCT. lt.-Cotton-Tbe market waa quiet to-day, the sales having been limited to some 600 bales, at extremes ranging from 11* to 12Xo. lbs trattfactione show a Tull range ot prices From Nbw Obleans^-New Orleans, Oct 1&—Cotton has receded on tbe lower gradu from t a 4» nod we qute Middling 11J a 111* The day's sales are 0,600. Tallow llo. East ern hay 25}. Sterling exchange 9}. The French Swindle**.—New York Oct 18^-Carpentter, tbe French railway ragitive, has heen arretted, and It la believed a doe has been found to tho depsit of a large portion ot the fanda abstracted. GRIrFiN, Oct. 1 Cotton—Prices bavo dropped a little since our last, and we have now to quote extremes at 10 to 11K els. ROME, Oct. 16.—Cotton—Hiuco our last bane price«have somewhat dellnod, purchaser* refusing to pay more than 1IM* WILMINGTON, Oct. 18 -Turpentine—Sale* this aorulngoT222 bbls. at6266 “ morning of222 bbls. at $2 66 for virgin and yellow dip. ana 9166 for bard, per 280 lbs. No transactions Ua 8pirlU Turpentine or Tar. -jhEl’Mb'.RjrarSln do Latter Vdlra's Boiloo Rom 76 do N. O. Rectified Whiskey 20 k casks Malaga Wine 60 bbls >ls Old PAH Gin. In itora and for sale by oc21 BCRANTON, JOHNSTON k OO. staTB ffitfSE&ttBfXr Savannah* Oetobi: <n flTHE Stockholders of the Mtabtub. Road, will upon application at Ibeoflkc oftho r.i* pany receive Free Ticket-, good for ten dar* rJL this date. Hour of departure 8, A. Jl. 7 * fn ' tt ~* J $. WIRING HABERSHAM, octlT-lt - -geCTHiry and Trea>i 0r > r C HATHAM COUNTY —To all whom It may cou. corn t Whereas, John Inm* will apply at tbo Court of Ordinary fur Letters dlnmlss*ry as Admin Istrator on tbe Mtato of Henry C^shou . These are. therefore, to cite and admonish nil wbum It may coucern, to be and appear before said Court to make obJecUon (If any they have) on or before the flrnt Monday in April next, otherwl e said letters will be grautod. witness John Bilbo. Esq., Urdlnar^ for Chatham County, this tenth day * ~' massif: school. mHK MASSIF. SCHOOL wll. be opened on *» 1 NRMIIAY, Ocutor 160i. " Tho BegdUdvns require tlja- alter the urn, tho Ndiool, “Applicant* *lii»ll he received day of the Or^t week, and i u Monday „f —.l "0 ceodlng week of the term •’ lh*»re »re»hiuL Uf vacancies in tbaSchool. Until the opudcif School,. applications may be a made to tin? r ** cv *ry toora. of October 1 octal JOHN Bn JO, 0. C.C. who will be found at the School lu»im lug from V to 10. By order of the Comml »ioacr.- cc “° f ; MALUW, l-rtn« w lo.ln-8ak.yM.niay of on. or Wo .mall par- ■ No 1 at$413)4 > $425 poe bb!.,a» In quality. terror -s«le. yeuerdoy or 100 tel-:, at 12)4 oenn por Ur tor mlddllog to maddlloE fair. The Thienkial Convkntion,—I’kiladelplJ., Oct. 18 The General Convention of the P. E. Church, now in semlon here, will adjourn on Tuesday, 21st hut., to meetat Richmond, Va in 1859. . NEWh’AN, Oct, IT—There ha. been a tolr de mand tor Colton during tho past week. Wo quote at 11)4 a 11K tor Mdd&D( Mr, which .bow. a da- ... - -- th. highest point Oil. .eason. STASIS OP OBOHOIA. C HATHAM CnUMTY—‘To All who.o It may con corn: Whereas, Jamos Doyle will apply at the Court of Ordinary tor Letter. Ditmhaary u Admin- ktratnr on tho E*tato o: Georgo Alexander. These are, therctoro, to cite and odmlnlhb all whom ft may concero, to be and nppeer betore said Courtto make objected (if any they have) on or betore the 11 ret Monday m April next, otberwlm laldtetura will be granted. WUncOi; John Bilbo, Esq-Ordinary for Chatham County, IhU tenth day ot October 1S6A JOHN HILUO, 0. 0. C, net 21 ellne ef)4 a j4o,|from 2 From the Waabluglou Uulou. Cotton Ceof of 1855-’5S—Tbe value and caxa of this wondebful article. The receipte tt the eeaports of this article from let September, 1855, to 1st Sep tember, 1255, to lit September, 1858. were 3,527,000 The consumption of southern facto ries, not forwarded to seaports, waa all ol or more than............ 75,000 Making an aggregate of. 3,000,000 It avenged over $40 per bale, and all has been aold.aaa It her com- mended $144,000,000 Ita use In the United State* la each that no man, woman, or child in thempasaeaanyda: inthe year, sick orweU, (nay, even lit death,' that.insome shape orother.itls not used bj everyone. It is superseding wool, silk, ana hemp; Is found preferable to either for the general purpoaes or Ufa. Tbe coaling crop will b« cot offnome SOO,- 000 bale* from last year; bat, with the south ern consumption, wfil reach 2,800,000 bales— Prices have advanced from the average of last year, 91 -4a91-2 cents, to 121-2 cents for mid dling already; but the price will go to 15 cents per pound, and will certainly average $60 per bale aU round; and at this, 2,800,000 hales of cotton will soil for $168y000.000« The world to now a watch, and this article Is ita main-spring and sets all its wheels la motion. It is its essence—its vitality. It gives a demand for the surplus agricultural produc tions of France* her wines* thoce of Germany and Spain,t&c.; the wheat and stock of our owu great West, gives them their passengers, and generates oar commerce and manufactures. If the North force disunion on the South* it Is here seen that her hands "are full ot trumps.” If Fremont is elected, however unpleasant It may be to separate from some in the North whom we love* it tolls the khell of the Union South. Cotton ’Prospects* 12,00 and Eighty Print on Hand BLANK MEN OF riAVANNAU AWAKE I Dout allow any more prlxos returned fbr want ora'imrchaier,—bair the Capital was returned in the U*t‘tcheme Go*.* H. being $26,000. The next Scheme or the Fort Gaines Academy Lottery, to be drawn October 24th, U unprecedent ed Inthe ouuaLi ef-Lotteries, and does, In fact, sacrifice Url-IT to the benefit ol ticket holders, rums tx rats senna ars oimraxtixd t For every ticket wbero the miinber ends in the samo figure as tbe one drawing the Capital Pnxo of $40,000 will be entitled tu $40. For example, if the number drawing tbe Capital ends In No ] then all the Tickets where tbe number ends in 1 will be en titled to $40 ir tbo number ends in 2, then all the Tickets whore the number ends In 2 will be ontltled to $40, and au on up to 0. thus, One TIekei in Ever; ten Suit Draw $40 besides the chances or obtaining tho other rrisea. All tba: have never drawu can now Invest, fur prises rich and magnificent are new In £tore* and in such abundance that every man can almost say that bo holds a Prize; Those that v uuld secure Tickets In this Novel Scheme, shouId lose no time. Soles close on Thurs day next ‘.&i Inst, at 4 o’clock. WholeTickeU $10; HnUteitb / Quarter* $2 60. . H. SWAN & CO., Managers, Atlanta Ga. Office In Savannah, Corner Bull & Bay streets, oct 19 3 /"'I HATH AM COUaNTY —Whereas, Joseph W. Gib- 1 J boas will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Ijjipig Mlipct. Port of Savannah October *0. New York, with Arrived. Ship Nicholas Blddfe, Mulford, hay, to O B Cuminlng. . Brig Angolia, Shortwell, WUcassett, Me*, with bay, to E W Baker. fjehr Thos Spaulding, Han for, Charleston, with 150 bags corn, &c., to J Kelly. King’s flat, from plantation, .with 1600 busfae's rough rice, to Habersham k Son. Cleared. Bark EARawllni, Hatch, New York—Habersham Jj. gQQ a Schr Enchantress, Jayne, New York-Ogden, Starr ft Co. Letters lAnmlssary as executor on the Estate of Mathew DoUon. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Court to matte objection (if any they have) on or before the drat Monday In April next. DtnerwK* said letters will be granted. Wi'Dest, John Bilbo t>q., Ordinary for Chatham County, this Moth day of October 1866. JOHN BILBO, O. O. C. oct 21 Receipts Per Central Railroad, Ocr. 20—1897 bales cotton, 76 bbls flour, 150 ills do, 22 do wheat, 80 boxes copper ore, xndmdz.' to Hardee ft Co? Beta ft Foster. Bothwell & White head, boston ft Villalocga, W Duncan,.F ltaack- elford, JW Lathrop ft Co, BriRham, Kelly fc ’Oo, Order, Padelford, Fay ft Co, Patton. Hutton * to, Harper ft Co, Ruse, Davis ft Long, Hunter t Oam- roall, O Cohen, Lockett ft bnetlin*, Cohens ft Hertz, A B Hartrldge, Hardwick ft Cooke, Dana ft Wash- curn, Franklin ft Brandy, Cooper ft Gimiand. Cl*^ horn ft Cunningham, JS Whelan, Mrs KO Collins, D DCapp, Wll flams ft Batcliffe, Sniders « Askew, K Rest, Express Messenger, AHHDawsom Nevlit, Lathrop ft Rodgers, 8 MLafflteau, JnoBWard. NEW ADVERT SEMEMS SP1.CULATORS AWAKE. Blorc tban One Frlxe to every Tickets I! PRIZES GUARANTEED. FOkT Those that would be In seasou to secure Tickets in tho GAINES ACADEMY 10TTBEBY TO HR muw.v FRIDAY, October 24, 1836, Should lose no time, if they would secure any o tho Brilliant Prises offered in tbe Scheme. CAPITAL PRIZE, 40,00 DOLLARS. IX)WEST PRIZE, $101 Southern |Cominerci • > < onventlon. I.v Oov. ii . ftiTAwraii, 1 leui I«t„ I860. J Council met:—Present bis Honor Edward O. Au derson, Mayor, d al. Batotcnox read asd adophco. By Alderman Arnold, seconded by Alderman Walker: Whxrxas, Tho Southern Commercial Convention is to meet In the Gty or Savannah, on tbe eighth day of December next— Resolved, That his Honor the Mayor, be, and he la hereby lutborixod, to appoint, at tea leisure, a committee, to consist or blmseir aud four Alder men and twenty citizens of Savannah, to make suitable arrangements fur the rcceptiou or the mem bora of said Convention, In compliance with the above, tbe following name 1 gentleman have been appointed t ALonunex. Johu M Cooler, Johb J Kelly, R1) Arnold, R Bradley, cmzxxs. The last Circular of W. T. Wright of New York speaks as follows of the cotton crop: We have by mall further particulars from the cotton region, and it no longer admits of a doubt that tbe frost of the first of October was severe enough to do injury to the cotton on the low and bottom lands; the accounts also state that the second growth or top crop will be a comparative failure this year. The immediate ellectofthls prospect for the crop has been a redaction In the South from 3 000,000 to 2,800, 000 bales as its probable .maxlutn extent, and tbe establishment of prices for middling quali ties, which, with the present rates of freight and exchange, would require 7 1-2 3-4d. per lb to save from loss in Liverpool, and which is 1 a 1 l-4d above the ruling price there* at tbe date of sailing of the Persia, on 4th Octo* her. The effect of these high prices so much above the quotations in Liverpool' induces caution on the part of American shippers, and parties holding discretionary orders are not willing to do much; the natural consequence is a much smaller amount than usual in process of ship ment to Great Britain, there being at tbe mo ment only eight vessels loading in New Or leans, one each in Mobile, Savannah and Char leston, all of which may clear and be included in my tables of export up to 4th November next; but these together with what maypossi* bly clear from New York^will not give more than 35,000, which added to tbe export up to this time would show a total of 52,000 bales, against 162,000 to the same period last sea son. The receipts are retarded at Mobile by low rivers, at tbe other points they are free, plan ters no doubt beiug induced to burry tbeir crods forward in order to secure tbe prevailing high currency. No lack of buyers, however exis tin any of the Southern'marlcets, for every bale is sola as soon as sampled. Our northern spinners seem determined to secure a fair amount of tbe early receipts and are operating ireely at the Sooth and in this market. Tbe number drawing tbe Capital, must end either In 1,2,3, 4,6, 0,7, 8. 9, O. All Tickets, (wbicu must bo one in ten,) whin the number ends in tbe same figure as the one drawing the Capital Prize, is guaranteed to^draw $10, besides the chances for the larger Prizes. •jWhple Tickets,,$10: Halves, $5; Quarters, $2 Oft Certificates ofTariceges will le sold at lift I lowing rates, which i3 tbe risk; Certificate or Packag*sor 10 Wholes......*fao “ JM •* “ Halves....,,. $|‘ “ “ “ “ Quarters 15 Orders can bo addressed tu S. SWAN 4 CO.. Atlanta, Ga., S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala., Fur particulars see Scheme iu another column. oct’14—d220ct Joseph SFay, R K Cuyler, Charie3 A Greiner, John F Tucker, Wm Battersby, Wm T Williams, Wm N Habersham, Charles Green, % E Hertz, W H Long, Thomas Parse. ojtil-4t EDWARD C. ANDERSON, Mayor. John K Johnson, F T Lathrop; John Richardson. W R Fleming, C a L Lamar, F 0 Bartow, JohnW Anderson, James T Webb, J R Sneed, RB Hilton. STATE OF GEORGIA. IFStiBSOQ EOEElLsJE* ^LL PERSON’S desirous or obtaining FRESH MILK* Morning and Evening, are hereby noti fled thattbey can obtain tho same at a re'uced price by calling at my residence, No* 58 LIBERTY STREET. 87 A- HARMON, oct 1—dim BOOTS AND SHOES. THE subscriber has opened a BOOT and SHOE STORE at Nos. 71 and 162 GIBBON*' BUILDING, next door to tho Cn>ining More of George S. Nichols ft (< o., and so ot his Triends and the public * liclts the patronage o geherii oct 7—ly M. J. BUCKNER. VALUABLE RICE PLANT A Tins FUR SALE, wmnx m nil*, npnix rn T arunni. O N tte0rit.TliM.taj in itombur , ■DMMbraUteUoil llteuc to tee Cru, rann.il, the t’Lntnnnn nu ll.n SaVMto.b X? ‘ mile, tram tlio otij, known «. Hullerr. i, Ion*tnk to the Mtete o! the late I fci'i,, riiji, ’ **■ lamln. nix tiunilrnil atel etahty-Hyg. wlilcli there arc un l)>i,a]re.l acre. - IWe rice land, and one hardrid and fifty aV ui "I undergftwd bunks and in u fine .thti'r™''K 1 " lion. Also, pev’OOt)’ five ac e. nr hlah Miij . a cultivation. On the |,iac are a gnod dwe Sfj 4 * overaeer’a liouw, bar,.., negm h„u £ c, SR*, outbulldlnga, allmag..., .. teetrearf dexlrlllg tu purchaae will call K Bx’l.whn reside, within i"»rn,il»i*'i ur llllta L’ltnor, ii’t.u, win, ,". V Zi ^ oitles of the GroVe. «idila„, Tetiusof sale ma le known TteChar eslofiVncg wdl’pitoUbcu,, week until th«* day ot ?»!•;. liRilBROKrRAGE BUSINESS, rpHE UNDERSIGNED $.fi. T s tu iarvi. . J. friends and the put.ii*- a - a (iFVfTUnTwu-^.* I‘articular attention will b« and salenfCotton,stocks. Bouds ic «u.i P . Liit log freights for veUob. ' m J"H.V T. KOWUSD. Snvonnah~Ott lat,'lf36. •" h - ,clofore Misting L. . ubscribt-r-. unucr tbe name o.‘j L \ u' 1 ' L v day drived b, .. Mr. Joscj h \. Cnnnerat win 2 T he co tvveou (be .-ubscriVt-r^ V. CONNERAT mutual con.*ti,t. sir. Josei-b V. tend te tbe settlement of the -Hairs of SffiiiJ 1* V. CONNKBa:, J. Lama BOOTS AND SHOES. ^ RECEIVED by Uto arrivals, lady’s GAL INTERS. Gentlemen’s Oxford TIES. Gouts and Boys’ GAITERS. Gents Low Quartered, Calf sod Patent leather SHOES. Gentlemen’s Fine BOOTS. M. J. BUCKNER, oct 10 No. 71 and 152 Gibbon’s Building. FOR SALE. A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN. GOOD COOK AN D WASHER, AND PLAIN IRONER AND SEAMSTRESS. For particulars enquire at this office.oct BOOKS— BOOKS—BOOKS RECEIVED BY WARNOCK 4 DA VIS,' r lURSI’AY, 16th uctober, 1856—Tbe Riile. Axe, and Saddle Bags, and oiber Lectures, by W. H. Mtlburn, with a portrait of the author on steel. Married, not Mated ; or how they lived at Wood- side and Throckmorton Hall, oy Alice Cary. The Dial of tho Forresters ; or Humors.on the Border; a story of tbe Old Virginia Frontier, by John Ester Crooke. Calebs in Search of a Wife, by Mrs. Hannah Moore. Three Per Cent a Month; or, the Perils of Fast Liviax, by Charles Burdett. Daisy’s Necklace; and What Came of it*, a Litera ry Episode, by T. B. Aldrich. Tbe Torohligbt; or, Through the Wood, by Har riet Olcott, author of “Isora’a Child ” Tbe Adventures of Gerard, the Lion Killer, by C. E. Whitehead. Tho IJl'e of General Daniel Morgan, of the Vir ginia Line of the Army of the tutted States, by James Graham. For sale at tho Book Stnr *, oct 17 159 CONGRESS STREET. 1,010 THINGS WORTH KNOWING. Savonimh, Ocf. lat, isjg, THE UNDERSIGNED haring bought out tiiex erett nt John Lima, will hereafter I'nntimi. il terett of John Lvma. will hereafter continue tL» wholesale (»P.'> ER\ AND PRODUCE bSv£ in bi* owu nameaud or hD own account •JWtrclly soiicit* from the friends of tho late die,, J. v. CO.VXERaT DR8. LKFLBR «.- WILCOX,' r,1,1 3' prepared ton. eert foil or vartialrelt* of Teeth i thp nru.i-tt.io of on tbe priLvqJe a ,v.j in£j; ■to tit tLy 'iry r.ir l,ete ( lf: rC (j, 0 I ity ibal inay te .leylred. «!? \ s nrhiTc ibe dtebbu. r.1 Improvement, tbe term any degree of rotundity applicable in all ce»ca where the' ebeelif jut. r.n« in and cannot be detected by This method eumblae. tbe reiiowtocy An artlBcia! gum. which exhibit) a i.;r! K u r JES and life-like appearanee, aim (&!,. 5KJS that peculiar expression which cljracterlro toe.. tural organ). I This Gum cone Is in H .lij. too yomt«M which u applied and furod ti,ten th. TeethnnJ matpin such a manner, as to fill up ail ti e interstices idm d, base ofthc Teeth, iinn u!-r. jaltes ihrm trtnly f each other aad to the Plate npoa whirl the) ire aett. This secures perf< ct c!eut.;ice)sr( ti, e fyiitco over ItetViu .k Morgan, Coagrltesstreet. " Republican and Georg-; n copy, fob 16-tl ARDNElt’S ONETHOl’SANUAND TEN* THING) L WORTH KNOWING—a Book clearijr ex| lsiu Better that) bla Fears. The Cincinnati Enquirer was not manifestly not prepared for the brilliant triumph which the Democracy achieved hut Tuesday In In diana. In ita Isaue that morning it said: There are but two State tickets ruonlng in Indiana, the Fillmore men and Black Republi cans having united agalast the Democracy.— Iu November there will be three electoral tickets, ao that today’s election, like that of Pennsylvania, will be no indication of the re sult or the Presidential contest. We have tbo m >st undoobtiog conviction that Janus Baohan.ta will succeed in Indiana, but have great fear* that our friends will not to day bo able to heat the whole combined force of the.enemy. We have at present hut two Democratic members of Congress from In diana. We ought to choose fivo or six at this election. In 1854 the vote on State officers in Indiana stood thus: Collins, Black Republican Secretary of State 99,030 Hayden, Democratic Secretary of State 97,027 standard. Good News ruou rue Wesr—Hiohkuh, Iowa, Iu.inoib and Wisconsin.—A prominent Old lino Whig, of this olty, who is now warmly for Buchanan, bus just returned from thf North west, and brings gloriona tidings. Ho state* thatHicbigao, Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois are os mire for Buchanan and Breckinridge aa tho day of election. Cincinnati Enquirer. Black Republican majority 12,009 Tho resalt shows that In Indiana, like Penn sylvania, It Is quite immaterial whether the Fremont and Fillmore men unite or separate. Tho Democracy can beat them'united, or It can beat them divided. We regret to state that Gen. Gadsden’s poun ding and thrashing mill on Cooper river was consumed by fire on the night of the 16th Inst., with' between two and throe thousand bushels of rough rlco.—C*«r. Courier. Niw You Brock add Homy Hamit— Tho Now York Journal of Commerce says! Tho market la still unsettled, but Is'gradually assuming a more baoyant tone; money la in' good demand, but without fuither change in rates of interest. Several firms in this city have suspended payment during tbe last few days, but as the oircmnstancea have not been such as to excite much interest outside of their circle of credit- ora, we have not published them. Waaregrat Ifledto learn that two of them io tho dry goods line, Messrs. Freeman and Bright, andtWatson, Carter* Co., promise to show abundant means to dichxrge ill of their liabilities. [They were net doing a veiy profitable business, and'ha* gradually weakened their credit, nittil they judged best to go Into liquidation, wisely pro. referring to atop before they becamo more dimply Involved. ., ■ The Stock market Is buoyant and Improving. At the Pint Board prices wero looking np, and there was a dooidad advance between th* An Atlanta Clllsen In Ltick. Oue quarter of tho capital prize of 850,000 In the Southern Military Academy Lottery, Clusw H. which was drawn on tbo 10th inst.. won drawn by a citi zen of this place, on a quarter ticket costing him only $2 60—a pretty g-Kid Investment, wo think, and a much more profitable one than any specula tion In cottou or elect! n bets that wo have heard or lately. Wo stc*p|*od Into Swan 4 Co.’s office, In tbU city, yesterday, and saw tbo fortunate individual, Mr. U. Langford, pa&s over his ticket, and pocket tho snug little sum of 12,500. Mr. Langford haa been a citi zen of Atluuta for a number of years, a poor, but honc3t and industrious man, and we are realty glad that the gift or fortune has, lu this instance, been so happily bestowed. Wo also leuru that. In tho same Lottery, a quar ter oi'tlfo prize of $20,000 was sold by Mr. J. M. Roech, or Wtiumpku, Alabama, to Mr. TUmsn Leake, a well known citizen of that p'ace. One of .the same amount in Columbia, t'outh Carolina; and one‘of.fl0,000 iu Dayton, Alabama; and one of $10,000 in litGnuue, Georgia. Swan 4 Co. are certainly treating the public to some tplendid prizes, and the gratification ofi succesMul operator is very lunch cubuuced ; by tho prompt and cuTtcui.R monuer with which they cash tbeir prizes. We recuinmcud with pleasure, theso favorite Lotteries to Unite inclined to invest In this way. —Atlanta IntclUg>.nctr. ENTIRELY NEW AND Splendid Stock Paris and New fork SIUHnery, lug how to do rightly almost cvervthing that cua be necessary in tho Kitchen, the Parlor aml«the Pres sing Room. LORIMER LITTLEGOOD, Esq., a Young Gentle man who wished to see Idle and saw it accordingly, by Frank E. Fmedlejfr MEMOIRS OF JAMES G ’RDON BENNETT’AND. HIS TIMES by a Journalist. SARATOGA, a Sto y ofl787. Wldtllfleld’s Now Cook Book, or Practical Receipts for the Housewife Miss Leslie’s New Receipts for Cookery. The Ladles’ New Book tor Cookery—a Practical System for private families in town and country. The American Home Cook Book, containing seve ral hundred excellent Receipts. Fanny Fern’s Family Cook Book, or Ilousckeep ing made easy. Cooper’s Works—The Prairie; The Spy ; The Oak Opeuings ; Satan’s Toe ; The Pioneerb ; The Pathfinder. Miss Mclutosh’* Novels—Evenings at I'oualdeou Manor; Aunt Kitty’s Tales; Tho Lofty and th*- Lowly* 4c., 4c. Mrs.Caroline I.eo Ilcutz’s Works—Linda, nr the Young Phot or the Belle Creolo; Tho PlanterV Northern Bride; Marcus Warluod, ortbel/mgMoss Spring: Hellen and Artbcr, or Miss Thusa’s eplu nlog Wheel. The Waveriy Novels; Major Jones Courtship, 4c., 4c. Received by J. B. CUBBKPGE, Agent, oct 14 Under the Marshall House. M ISSES M. a. ft C. WEBB, opeu their new Store at iheNorthwest corner Broughton and Bull streets on Thursday,23d October. oct2t JJICKORY NUTS, Pecan Nute, BrazU Nuts.^Al- fXhvaia ay 1/ au, i *ian| —• - ’ monds, of all kinds, received per and for sale by J* D. JESSE, oct 2t N EW BUCKWHEAT just received per late arrl- _ \ vals, and for sale by oct 21 J. I). JUSSE. F ORTY Bbls. Apples, Parsnips. Carrot*, Betts, and somo Due Tomitues, for Hate by oct 21 J* D* JESSE- COFFEE, SUGARS & TEAS* Bags Prime Green Rlu Coffee 250 HWdo Falr do do do Hits. Vn ml or blit, NO. 185 SUFFOLK STREET, SAYS OF DR M’LANE’S CELEBRATED LIVERjPILLS. Being unwell, and not knuwiug. wte thcr it pro ceeded from deraugement or the liver or merely hysterics, 1 was persuaded' to purchase a box of Dr. M’Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Bros.. Pittsburgh, and before I bad used them all, was entirely relieved. I am uow enjoy- Ing perfect health, and ebeet folly recommend Dr. M’Lane’s Celebrated Liver Pills, to all similarly afflicted. New York, March 25, 1852. $3* Purchasers will be carofol to usk for Dr. M’laue’s Celebrated liver Pille, manufactured by Fleming Bros., of PUt-burg, Pa. Tbero ore other PUls purporting tube Liver lilts, now beforo the public. Dr. M’Lane’s genuino liver Pills, also Ills celebrated Vermifuge, cau uow be bad at all res pectable Drug Stores. None genuine without tbe signature of oct 14 (10) FLEMING BROS. Col* Wm. BI* Nichols 1 Appointment*, Hod. T. H. Forman, the Democratic nomi nee for elector of the First District, having ao cepted the service of Col. Wm. M. Nichols, tho Democratic alternate Elector for the First Dis trict in all the connties south of the Altomaha and Ockmulgee Rivers. Col.Nichoisauthori- zees us to say that he will address the people in that portion ot the District at the following imesand places, Col. N.also authorizes us to say that be will be happy to meet any Elector on the Fillmore Ticket in discussion at an»/ of the appointments named below: ;J Saturday, Oct 18th, Waresborough, Ware Co Monday, “ 20th. Tradershiil, Charlton « Tuesday. " 21st, Jeffersonville, Camden “ Wedn’y, “ 22d, Waynesville, Wayne *• “ 25th. Homesville^ Appling •• “ 27th, Douglaas, CofTee « “ 28th, Carters Bridge, Clinch *• “ 29th, Troopviiio, Lowndes « " 31st, Groversviile, Colquitt « “ lst,ThqmasvI|le, Thomaa . « sod awugh.ton-st. ' Saturday, Monday, Tuesday, Wedn’y, Friday, Saturday, 50 mats Old Government Java do 76 bags Laguira do LU hhds Chjlce St Croix Sugar 10 do do P. R, do 20 half cbosts flue Hyson Tea 60 16 lb caddies extra fine do do 20 half chests fine Black Tea, X lb papers 15 do do do Oolong Block Tea, tin foils 50 caddies extra fine Oolong Black Tea, 61b*- Just received and for sale by 0021 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO JMPORThDLIQIRS— 10 casks ° D ft Co pale and dark Brandy 5 pipes Holland Gin (Medes Swan) 6 Jsjito Madeira Wins. For sale by oo21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO. mOBACCO, BROOMS, BUCKETS, Ac— X 60 boxes Grant ft Wm 6 and 8 Tobacco 25 do 10s du 25 dox Brooms ■40 doz 2 hoop Buckets 25 dox 3 do do 25 boxes new bunch Raising 76 do Negro Pipes, Just received and for sale by ocil SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. Q' O 26 bbls Stuart’s crashed Sugar 20 do 60 do 60 do 60 do igat do powdered do do A clarified do do B do do do 0 do do In store and for sale by OC21 • SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO* H 1 ERRTNGB ft POTATOES- 75 boxes Smoked Herrings 60 bbls fine eating Potatoes Just received and foreale by oo’il SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. IftUTTER ft CHEESE— _D_25 keg- choieeGoshcn Butter 50 boxes do do Cheese Landing per steamer and for sale by oc21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO. Randles, soap, starch, fto— \j 60 boxes Adamantine Oandlee, star brand 60 do Beadoll’s 6ft 8 Tallow Candles 60 do Colgate’s do do do 100 do Smith's ft Buchan's Family Soap 100 do Colgate’s no. 1 aud lb bar soap 60 do do Pale do 60 do Oswego Pearl 8tarch 60 do Boadell’s do do 60 do Soda BuoulU 25 bbls Sugar do, baud made 26 boxes ground Popper, X lb papers 10 mats Cinnamon, Iu storo and for sale by OC'21 SCRANTON, JOHNrfTON ft CO. HAY FOR SALE. rtff A BALE* Eastern Hay. iiOU 100 bolee Northern Ray, for sale low,in lots to Silt purehaeera. .<' 8. M. LAFFITEAU. ootio »* O. 31. UU1FFI.N. SUCCESSOU TO LATE M. EASTMAN. Curuer of Bryan ami Whitaker Streets. HAS now on bond a beautiful u- /*. Hortmout of Jewelry of every dii- criptlon and kind worn by ladies and gentlemen, and will sell at imu.«ualljr low price* I have this day received (per Express) a large stock ofelcgaut Siver Ware, c»u#btlagof Cakend Ho Knived. plain ami engraved Fish Knive* ui Forks. Pickled Kiiive.-uu 1 Fork-, Knives, Forks ti S[»oous, Napkin Rings, Niitm.’g‘.rater*, ic.*c.,i3 In Morocco cases, ami suitable for present*. 1 Lave also this day received an addition to my stocktf hair work of light colored Curls, Top*y*. Braids, Fiat Pieces. Bands, Uncle Tmu, 4c.. which new tain my Assortment complcti Orders received forty color desired. Watches repaired by at d under the supervt-M of self, and all other work done in a workmortke manner, and warranted. miy25 DENTISTRY. Drs. KOY.VLL & JOHKaOY, Dentists, office corner St JuiwA au l Market Square, over S. fi- nmt's jewelry store. Office beet trom 8 tu 2 o’clock, ar.d from 3 to 6. n HAt K S.™ LIVERY w 1HK subscriber will cuu» ajg the IJvery and Hack B’:ii»,« " KT k. i t the Huhlvs comer t iWtrtkF/JJl THEFTS. Give im> a Inal jAiOB EUlriOY mT and HARRISON •n't 1—Int COME ONE—COME ALL ! I HAVE Just received some 100 thousand good Spanish Segars ol the very best brands, also, a lot of good German Segars, at low prices. Also, a lot or good French and German Wines. All of which I am destined to sell at reduced prices: 1 have also added to my present stock, a lot of the very finest French Brandies—and I say to you one and all, now Isyourtlme, fori am determined to make my mot to, low prices, aud quick sales—so come aud * ee me at tbe corner of Bay and Bull streets, auf 26 A.BONAUD. PrJ. JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER AUGUSTA, AT THK Savannah Grocery —AND’ FRUIT DEPOT, 100 lbs. Victoria nnd Cataw ba Grapes. 40 bbls. Splendid Ktiling APPLES. Large Preserving PEAKS. QUINCES, Like tbe Last. Chesnuts, Hickory Nuis, and Fresh Dates. Green GINGER. Tomatoes, Beits, Carrots, 4c. Rye Flour, Oat Meal, Pearl Barley. 10 kegs Extra Goshen BITTER. 6 do Choice do. And low priced qualities, together with a varied assortment of F resh R1SOU1T. oct 16 W. H. FARRELL. Si UTTERING AND STAMMS C IUllF.ii i v IV. WYCaOFF, M . .iib.u, ft ! without p:dn «r Surgical vbrl hi>u i the cure u» «nj part of the W *•!» dt «• ccipt cl S10; and tho u.uuoy returned, if tLeiuth nut fifoctuul. All letter.’' inu t be addrttttf# Lr. Wycki If, Bt*x ;-’U, l*t$t-1. .re, lit., iu at* Arihurs, K’. 4 c»>.. !!•«: Kttc. P. S. Corr jx iv.int w.u ; least-euclcse ffitf ior return iK-tinge. C.wmi.v.- . 1 jj-i.-oi: who ca”not producesy genuine coil.lic.iie. «r«* huni uge. septic- wly iiOlVEStOl TON JilARV ESTER- PATENTED DEC., 4. Mb, iinio-iivement enables otic field hat-11< pd 1 ah uiU’di MttWin as five tan pick by fiew method un-; having the i ■ t: »n ir- e frum n.A «« .ti better cou litlou for gi.-ic'-i: Tho aliove machine: 1 -ire !*"• -ftle it 1-4 0 cp a ttreet Suvannah. am’ ".ft Vntilig *tr«ri, tw* ■on, S-C. Ad ordeis lr- 11- abn-ad *m prowiia’lentlon. Plant- • . i..m r-. CWtu.l^A and all interested art* .e i-ecitully invdd1 ^ and examine them Right* tan oc favorable terms. May.vh. IHFIUHS® gU GARS— 150 bbls. A, B and C Cl trilled Sugar 50 •* Crushed aud Pulverized Sugar 25 hull boxes fetuurt’s loaf “ 10 hhds choice Porto Rico 1 ' la store and for sale by art 2 HOI.t 05IBF, JtdINSON k C E XTRA FAMILY FLOUR, 4c.—Just receive-: 5i and bbls Extra Family Flour; 20 bbb crus lied and powdered Sugar; 20 bbls A, B aud (' clarified Sugar; 20 boxes Ground Coffee, in >, ntid t lb packs; 35 do do Mustard, Ginger. Cinnamon an-? Mace; 10 cases Table Salt; 10 naif bbls Extra No 1 Mackerel: 100 doz Hrooms. Hue kite. Cluing Lint * Mackerel; 100 doz Hrooroe, Hucktte. Cluing Line Scrub Brushes; 81 half chests Oolong Tea, loose and, In }i lb packs. For sale by DAVID O’CONNOR, aept20 corner Bronghton and Draylou sts. P EACHES—2000 Bis pealed Dried Peaches, clean and bright, sultablo for family .use, receyt-d and for sale by J. D. JE&-F. aept29 B ALTIMORE FIXJLtt—50 bbls, landlryfrom tbr- steamer Totten, for sale by 7p|17 BORANTON, JOHNSTON 4 ( [88 LESLIE’S GAZETTE OF FASHION for Oc- M7 tober. Received by J. B. CUBBEDOE, Agent, g Under tbe Marshall House. /TLEAK SIDES,—A few casks bright Clear allies t J m store and for sale by _ „ptl7 CRANE, vmia ft Oa lUKEN^ HoUbkHuED WORDS for October ' 1> received and for by WARNOCK ft DAVIS, 160 Coogrefa street nllB CO-PARTNBRSHIP NOTICE.- X L „ The undersigned have this day formed a Co- partnership In tbe Hack, Sale and livery Stable under the name and sty tool Freeman, Hendersou ft Co. A. FREEMAN, J.M. HENDERSON, D.8. HENDERSON. SaTaouah, gept. 1,1S50. ntpH-l" NKORO SHOES. Q_EOBGI/. maJo BrogeM. for “ lo n |>j , ,- | 11. J. BreKNER, 71 ft 152 QlbboiH’ Building. B AR SOAP.—60 bose« Extra N Hill 4 Sons* Pate Extra Yellow Soap, jutt reoeived and t«»r sa o l» w CO. Mptl7 ROOFING! ROOFIHG!! WAUBKN's IJiPROVBO FIRE AND WATEB-FFid COMPOSITION ROOFttfi. mHE subscriber having te n r-| 1 X in this city for Warren's Fire and Wat FJ (X»mi’o?lti<’» Rooting Is prepared to execute same iu a autlst'uctory manner. . . The attention ol the citizens ofravsnosta s|»ecttully solicited to tbe above “* ,ho jf JlSS uow much used in the principal cities ot Wl Stole.-?, (both N-rtti and South.) ami w » tested under every vark ty ol clrcum.-ttncf?, I 1i.loo.iy...|lV)rU«o_.l!0 .nririica, « Ikdcntly offer it to the public a* a mw* » unobjccttouaple in every ittrbeutar.wraira bine?, iu a greater degi ee than au> «J»« r JJJJj. use, tue valuable requisiicsoi chcapri.s, ami security, again-1 both tire oud veler,- It ha.-? rapidly ruperoeded tbo “teof riwfo wherever it lias been mtro-JuuM.i ciue- genera: ►atifrlaclion, being e-1 by liiHur.iiae Cmnpaiik.-, and »l> *“° M • edits utility. ... _;i|.(tii (MARIA’S SHOU, ArchitfCl, JW ageit during my absence from the ni». » . office nil iulurinatinn will be Irm ly £ lvfU - ' inennrUivemUlure.n. cay|S , j* HOST A.WKBSTfjn-S.^ 1SIPHOVE1) SIIUTT1.K riBWIMi-jSo* D FEIGNED l'«r Kamilla. Iters, Tailors, lluoi ft.Shw roanuftrtJJJ .ithern wh-i may whh to-lo their ly and with exi*edttlun. This macblue . ^ form stitch wttli butli riih> alike, jmd jra ^ ^/ ravel. It is more simple,.- .v r —^^ order, and costs less in prowition tnan wj' if ; machine, and tawarranlo-i to »u-pcr.cch well. Allnpparatesneccssaiy «*r '°“ r _. j n> e cri furni-hed with it. and any wrtruciton r that will Im- MOtov-eMiry v* «*n*urc tj> » it.? rimM .-fi-tot opcr iii'ui and duruhilitj ,^, n.. j.tiiiiir... ..-iiwiraiij iu)it««i ami,,,. 11)01,1 a, re A vory OODI m,,l wiUuow be given with a machim f»r Hil-lltii-n to the rug-ilar pri-fo _ t rnetkwoomua chatha* wgjL li all whom It |n„jr caacora— lit if ■ jo.-atSi,..lull wm ■liU'b' „„ ,ir,Unaryi„r cHorioTaamlni-iB, ol llullla, o filpor- Tlicaar,', . Jjflt 1 an.l,,ill,,,,n 1*1, ail I -"TffSS I 11 ? »p|K«r tioiore <ahl l-utl '•!fllSKr tliry iiavo.)(iuor bo,,.rt‘ *!„■ Il r,t ^iilbflfi 1 **^ v. iub-T bolt otliorwl)ur»,'l Wit.tp—, .i„ba Till l u. it-'l nr , *” IV,Hirer, .,000 01,ou, r-'., . - ,001), 11,1a first do, ul ' ** juubf'BI/ * OT,c ^-»,.,.o.iiilsl S IXTY PAYS slier Oslo o|,pl,o „ io tho II wriiUs Os-rt'^onljW^ couoty for leave lo eell s Negro .,iri mo properly or K. J. Brom,""- . .^ pM >a, III II. 11 - —^TiTo KKMlreireSSj,^ abovePlautattonGoods, edtiffff #& p crip lions, being among the lot wn •jpen^ and for solo by k R ,