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Rifi. HILTON & CO. JAMES BUCHANAN, or rnJiTiTwu. rOB VKB PMSIDETT : JOHN C. BRECKINRIDGE JO farlk* Mat* at Uift' WI1XUM H. STILES, of Otifcaa. I ITKBSOSL HABBIS, of Baldwin mwiini r~r m ittittt •"“SWIML* Tat rtWcnct. Twotus M.Fo«»i*,of OI/oo. OEBgflroS&ra.; &. 822: tu. Diamct, dawn P. Suuiom.ofawfaiiKtt, fih, DUnet, Tramra* P. Bar»LB,of Morgan, gtk Diamct, Toon W. Thomas, of Elbert. 1 OBOW. THE MOBS IX- CLWBD I All TO BE WHAT B.CALLED A STATES RIGHTS MAH.—Jama flS*- mtm't i aw ft on Ike atimnicm oj Arkmuat, n IMg. . TOUT EXDOBSE THE BESOLDTIOXS, Am MAY ECBTHBB BAY THAT I AH WHAT IS CALLED A STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT—Mat C. BrtekcttriAgt inrr iy«i fa'te mambutim /or Uu I'-tPrtnda- h S*V TBUSairt Sew Tor* Marker . Haw Yam,.Oct *1—Only a moderate tosh, sea going- in Cotton, ft’ has Buffered a de cline'of j to f. Salta of the day WObalea. 'Middling tJplibda 11J; Middling Orleans 12j. Sterling exchange-firm and in fair demand. MobUeMirket. Moms, Oct 20.—The Mobile market is very Middlings 1U- Dmemfle Maas Meeting In Atlanta. Proa the "lack of glorification in the Demo- critic press," the RepMca* thinks the Demo, critic Mam Meeting in Atlanta ranst hare been a “breakdown"—We judge differently. It is the characteristic of deep currents that they flow noiselessly. Strong confidence end set tled eoorictrora need net the nse of words of exaceratioo in which to assert themselves. In 6 r f toe laci: tnna uie great i»oi iatrae, and to (ire that paper my Wile naayaaca -that Ohio baa gaoedecBrely for the Btech B^ab- liesa—it proceed* to comment ow the Mritf the two Btttealm aamed. * uv w Perea we haaa iat mated, W ia- oalyDsao. critic rfctoriea in the North that distress Urn Soathern aappoetaa of PUlaote. When the Black Beyablicaas cen;- Maine again* e com bination of Denoenf, an I oU line Whige fight ing for the cooslitotiow, uf chncUe begtiy. When Hew Hampshire r< .radiates her own ion because In* to tbe right, ofafi seetionaof the Union, and proooonets in fsror of the aboil- tlonkta they are in eaMdes. When PHnwytrat nil ia onppowd to hare elected a Btale tlekrt composed alone or tbe supporters of Fremont; they make thenaeire* ready for a torch fight proceaskm in honor of the glorious triumph oxer Democracy. The first, conclusion of the Republican from the remit in the Pentaylrania and IndL ana is that “it prone chances of Piemen! desperate, hopeless." So we say. And ten theusaad thanks, (and letenrySo patriot say Amgn 1) to the northern P< cy who by reducing his chances to despi hare sand the comtitotlon from Ilia witgsge, and the Sooth from dishonor, inrolyed Uf fail election. - The Sooth ewes it-alooe to Democ racy and old line Wbfggery—which fighting against Black BepoUicanisn and Know Noth ingisfn combined in' both States, triumphantly defeated both. Hence cur neighbors tears. For had the remit been the rtrene—bad this fool coodtion given a victory to Black Bepob- licans by electing the Fremont ticket in Penn sylvania and Horton, the Black Republican candidate for Ooventor, in Indiana, oar word for it be would hare felt no sorrow. Bet let ns agree aa far a*wo can, and unite ■n saying that Premont's chances err despe rate. Are Pdlmores any better? Does,-ihe Republican happen to know of any baman being who will risk a dollar on the opinion that Pillmore wDi get as many' electoral votes as Fremont. Certainly not. Fortin re jo a that out of BedLm no such man breathes. Then in conceding the hopiemnem of Fit- mon's chances, the RepuUka nadmiia the certainty of Buchanan's election. The second conclnsion i*-well here it ia : “ We allege, and defy contradiction, that the success of the Democratic party, both in Pennsylvania and Indians,'Do victory over the B oath and her institutions." _ Well, suppose the opposition, (with wboln we cannot doobt the Republican deeply sympa thises) had been successful—^would that hate be' aid Lecena vr institution. ? No one will have the hardihood tossy the. Then what according to the At- publican, hare we before ui~Why'thisstartl ing fact: both the great pobtkal orgamcatioos appealed 00 banner snrmoantiog hickory poles; and the Twenty Fourth Ward displayed a etafirdbock, earned on a platform, sapper, ed 00 the aboaUen of two ardent fnendi of the Daaocntle candidate. Among, the tanners mrtMe'MpiaentiDg three n» gnu, with blood streaming from them brads, and underdeath the title “Burma's Kax- *.? . • . ' : .. r : •, Of course we need not my:ht the'ceacwlaid reader, that this tanner (alrtedy repertrd in oar coiemns) and its Rpnsentetkm of thite back negroes with "bleeding Kumss,” written beneeth wsi got np in dermm at the Black Be. puhUcan “«hrietai'’ over pretended outrages 'in that territory. ~ -li:' _ _____ it is overwhelming proof of the coo tempi in 1 - ; , •,<.<„.! " ■ ■ which the Philadelphia Democra,:y regard., tbe! *•«•*"> Coaameratat Co* whole Beecher craw, and their maso/actiind stories of Kansas wrongs. „ To cite it as evidence of hostility to South ±9W^r.'i;;Jb a£33U^-SlPWCT£2 Daniel Wetstrr in coming from Bangor tbit craning, attack oo-wmek Dear Halfway Bock, fifteen miles freer Portland, staring a hole in her buD, which caused her to leak so badly -ihat-ohe-Waa-' dbUgdd id >ran MO'JcweUa Ulead buber. TbeV.ir.Sccerliaxgone dowa DraraccTTvx 1 Putt ai Yoai, Pa —Ydrk, Oct It, 10 P. H—A tmnendooa fire is raging bua^haring'brotea' detin a ham. end there bams, a stress' Nbrth Ease wind, ft spread to sac •*> ft' extent os to drat toy- about n dozen barmu'd fireor ax bocaes. The Laurel en-, gtae-boue 1< ehovdejUnreA The extent of .CtrlTOSi—AlTiradBate 10* IKhlailut )3,Vi4 ' ueora tiaaiatIroiVO lute Eptawd toisiaairare. U'amL »folbwa : •. UKiaae tnMta* yraAMS' sad by Anther* bears, wagans, he., W bales *ra Iba tspert* niriaa the tame period bare bal&.Crtecd, sad Abates roa Weed, via: to Kcw York, t.<ie belea Cplaad aaA3 betr CtLIBUMTUS Oct. Xl.-Oum—tbtra was a i ^SeitaVabBerre^wbat'iKotaierlurt re • t»n-Af nBfilf fio»Df to tMiprtUYr Miltatm M auedpu, Et. CfUM In Iht.rol* ibe Mu,'? r the- origin or the fire*, cannot *1 m bnaet-mined.'. ^ ; ‘ f rT’ V -«. Vit • • * •! W- /. > •- -h- ■■ • ; - -e . AfcflbrtXtycX'' 'd&L r ■ -*er 4 tarpisjts, in maophktlcatol rttfoncj, Un iubAsv nwp.'*. n.Jl-Ue. 1 «n- u.e.e^s law*L“_t.i ’*“(.« .i'i PArtingtoo bemlf. Wh/whAt on eaxth ' wiil oor neighbor ny to ihe -full j wing imnodtice- aent of the Doytaknni Democrat, of oar tic- tor^rln Bockrcoantjt * ** ‘ HAVE VOU HEARD THE XEfVS! OUAT lAKTHQUAKk l.\ BUiiuj The WodUyaHone 'poaAdered enHbd Rocky Moantains, *nd Uw Niggers UmA on the Prairie*! DKHOCBATIC BLOOD WOKTU TBS CEOS A DROP ! Bartingame, Grtely; Bender, Bsaks —,_rv" :r_ . - , -a - »;«!»_» 01 toe ^orus, vtmocncj on the one bond, Georgia ptvp noliti-aJ ; ^ Americanism and Black Republicans cbm- birmdoufi.eotber-U.ep rty which Diumpb- ed and the party irhi cli> ,dePtated'nrP«ni- fjiTania and lndiana-r«anajred In detepnin ed nostilitj to the 3outh And yet believing all this, let an; man pr« ue the first practi cal step for practical t siatance to oar ene- mie»—who doubts bat tb Ipaperwill denounce him as a disonionionist and traitor 1 We leave oar readers to their own reflections upon this exhibition—and take up the challenge and meet with a flat contradiction the charge that "the success of the Democracy, ! both in Pennsylvania and Indiana, is a victory over the South.” On the other hand, we assert that It was a victory for the CONSTITUTION and bo far as that instrument upholds and protects Southern interests, it 'was a victory for ibe .South. To show upon what' issues the Democrats met and defeated the Posionists of Pennsylva nia, we copy the following resolutions adopted by the Convention which nominated tbp/imon ticket: • t •* 1 , Whereas, Agreement in principle ia the only bond that can unite effectively honest men in political action; therefore, Resolved, That, animated by the 'ipmt of concession, we will cordially unite in*.support of the candidates to be nominated by this Con*' vention, upon the basis of those principles pp* on which we are mutually agreed. ... Resolved, That the present National Admin istration, by the exercise of an unwarrantable influence in the repeal of the Missouri Com promise, at the instmee of selfish and section al politicians, by the. removal of hondst'and competent men from offices of honor and trust, in order that their places might be filled by inefficient and corrupt partisans—by refusing to protect the freemen of Kansas in the enjoy ment ot the rights designed to be secured to them by the - ossiitution and laws of the United States, thereby showing iUielf powerful tor mis chief, but feeble in the maintenance, of laws for the protection of the people and Uie honor of of the country—has lastly forfeited: all claims to the confidence and respect of the-people of this Commonwealth.'-• * ' Resolved, That we will use all honorable means to check tbe evils inflicted upon the country by the unjust and sectional measures adopted by the present nationalAdministration, brought about by the exercise ol its patronage; that we are utterly opposed to the adfafewon into the coq/ederacg| of slave Bjnttt formed'oaf of tcrritory-pnce f cotl3ecr}itfedtd '.ittedom, Tihd also to the extcnsfgp of .slavery, into any ter ritories ot the United States not " at least ns tbe Presidency is concerned- When the 4th of November comes, they will go quiet ly to the po2s and cast their votes for James ffaffc*!*™.- Meanwhile if the opposition should tbiak it necessary, for fear of being entirely &rgotUs,tomakea great poise, no one wil. object* We confess that for our part, we have attach ed very little importance to the Atlanta gather ing, We have regarded it as a superflu ous affair, and consequently, have said .little about it Nevertheless, we have no doubt, that little aa it has been •* glorified” it was the largest assem blage ever convened in Georgia. The editor of tbe ConstUutionaluU who is always coo} and raliabk, speaks of it In this wise: Tbe largest political meeting ever held in Gsonie, aaKtnbfed at Altanta on Friday and Saturday of bat week—not only in number*, bit in esfbxwtaun-rta deep bWring zeal foe Jte —v* in which they were enlisted, did it sar- i all previous demonstrations of popoiar inent in Georgia. We consider tbe namber Mgrnrrrl fay the Atlanta Intelligencer, fif teen thfiorand, as not exaggerated, though oar own judgment, Used on personal observation, places tbe namber at from twelve to fourteen We also concur with the Intelligen cer in the opinion that according to Know Nothing arithmetic in reference to the meeting, fifty woaid be tbe figure they w.ould urign to saeh a gathering of their own par- ^We expected a fall account of tbe proceed- ngs would have come to hand in tbe Atlanta .paper* of yesterday, and therefore we prepar- led no account of this most interesting gathering ofthesupportenof Bacbananan and Breckin ridge In Georgia; bat being disappointed, in not obtaing last night in tbe mall, anything from that point, in reference to Saturday’s pro ceeding*, we give this hasty notice. We hope in oar next to lay the fall details before our rea Godeys Limes Boax foe Noveuber—This interesting and popular periodical has been laid on our table by J. B. Cubbege, agent. It is an unusually rich number. “Now »v Saint Paul, tiie work goes bea vk- lt on.”—The new3 from all quarters continues of the most cheering character. The Half mad and Crazy factionlsts and disunionists are liter ally crushed out—pulverized finer than the-gold sirtlngi.of California*and are just as worthless aathose siftings after the precious metal has been extracted. We have washed them out in Pennsylvania. <In Indiana we have driven them into the lakes; forced them Into tbe Bwamps in Florida; in little Delaware they have been tossed into the waters of her own noble river*, in Con necticut driven into the fastnesses of ber own hUls and moantains; the triumph in the only part of Michigan that has held an election ls complete; Ohio has given us five or six Mem bers of Congress where we uow have not one; the City of Savannah has declared for the De mocracy, and Newark, N. J., has rolled up 1,200 majority for her Mayor; andWiere is Freihont? Mb- Fillrobk.—A correspondent of the Wcbmond Enquirer, places Mr. Fillmore in a very delicate position/ in the following con clusion of a communication in that journal: «»The commnnlcation to which I have alluded wu' tertainly in the editor’s possession? Let afe ask the'Wbik 5 through your'columns, M*«rfc Editors, if a'letter from &lr, FiUipore to W^ M. Cornell, th*« candidate of the Ameri can party of Maaochasetts for high offle, in which Mr. Fillmore says that- he is utterly op- posed, to the extension of slavery Into any territory, or the admission of any ihore slave- holding States irfto tho Union; and that he defied any .one Uf prove to the contrary; that his sentiments are entirely misrepresented by by those'who K would'attempt to prove the holding»bf Wm»of views dfssimilar-to those of the Fremont Republican party^i inquire, if a letter cofatafping,such sentiments ’would ghed any light .upon tbo darkness in which the WJiig U> grhping v< Is tbe oxfstenco of such a letter doubted ? 'It can be called for. Mr. Fi)hh<Jtp '^rrote,.and Wn^elL, Cornell, of Boston, rdcclvf ruction, Slais, Oct U, 1156. aiiiohg the Niggers! The Border Ruffian* About, and the Hex** crai* andJOUt Line Whig* Carrying the Flag and Keeping Step to the Jfliuic ... « -trf the'IMum. - - * Tbe people of'Poor: M Bfeedtog K'.nsarto ' Goreru Theqn^gp 31 * TUX FOUL SLANPXaaoF THX'ABOLIT1UN INTEL- UOKNCXB REBUKED BT THE PEOPLE THE JACKSON DiOriCBACY BP.()KE LOOSE! Bucks oivxs about I^CO majobitt ! \ liy iinnin Ar^ U, *ea>q.ied^by^A14ennea ifeftWr * JV.Y i 1 « ’ir* -*»' ; \ -.Waamai,»eSootbwn Coouacntal Conventioa 1dtamoAU tostUj&Satemtnhj oo**«he MthQl DfeeOrtwralXU^'* v ; 'RefailT?.!fbar his'lfOtor the ihtyof. b<; aa4 »4iibet&f apttoriJK-iiibappo^DL a}In* Uuure, aicocuB^fec^i^cpQcUt pf biouelf and four Aider- bmq and- cvcuiy cUlzew of Sjvaoaah, lo auke niuUi axnsseouolc tor the r«c* pum of the mem. bersofMld-CbBveuUoo,• i- • - •'•'•j In compliance with- this above, the following tumr: gea^truti f»a^cb<W ippwfnted. i ' A friend desires us to publish the following paragraph from tbe .Vilkes Bepdf lican toabow precisely what it dots >«ay: - : We publish this day a brave notice, of'the Fillmore men'in this county giving Mr.Toopibs orM. Stephens cllaUengeat to meet Mr. UiiL It is just like the FilimorecrowiL to. challenge men who have appointments elsewhere/ippoiut meats published (upweeks before. If ths fine- hannaa men take any showing $n this ‘’Fill* more cue” gotten np in the most factious ridit dicolocs spirit; we hope they will put up friend Pope:' He can answer Hill, Wright or twenty such men. If Messrs. Toombs and Stephens were here* we should object to their taking tiny notice of sach a act of braggere. Disasters at .Sea^-Ncw York, Oct. 20. G«pt-Jpy,/lftc of the brig''Stephen Joy from, Philadelphia for Charleston, has arrived here; with bla family 1 , indThe crew of that brig— i which U repoiWd as having rounderefd: off HattSw on the T*h io»V frei^Titai chiefly.cool and railroad iron. Nxw Toxx, Mabxit, Ocb20^-Flour shows downward tendency, and the rate* for Southern are 17.16 a 7#S5. Wheat is also looking down^ wars. Red $1^6: ^liite $1,73. Coro, Mixed Ls held at '48c.’ Spirits Turpentine are firm and the’ reports glvE sales of 1000 bbis. at 4fic, Rosffa nas receded, and sales are noted oi Freight fetter and it ■ A German prin^e^ in a dream, seeing t!?* rats,—ohe fat; the other lesn, aml tho-‘hhrii Mted 'Wni for a celebrated Bohemian gipky add demanded explanation. “ The' /kt retr States uojr free. Such were the principle* of the party whose defeat has glvei™'*'detain 1 elks* 'of* Anthem Know • Nothing* m much paiu. ’ - They were met upon theaeprinciples}'the IMmocrata took grounds distinctly fpt nott-interveniton, as re gards; ilavery—in favor of the . repeal of the Missouri Compromi."b— fn favor of -the Nebrir.*/- ka-Kanwia bill--in favor of the Cinciunofj Platform—in favor of Jarat-a Buchanan--4nd triumphed. When the .Republic™ can prove that “rion-inten'C*ntion,U the repeal of the Mis souri Compromise, the Kansas bill, the Cincin nati Platform (voted lor by men from every District in the South) are .measures and prin ciples hostile' to the South, and th'ai tlie f Ion ist rcaolutionsi given above, are true Southern doctrine,—then may it expect to be believed, in the ridiculous.osfiettion that the 'Drraocmtlb victories ia PennsylvaHl% uii'd jritfiuna were triumphs over the South." ’ We say in Indiana as well as Pennsylvania— for the issues in the former were precisely the sameaa the latter. Indeed itjs but Justice, to the gallant Willard the successful Democratic candidate for Governor in that State, to say that from the fbhtjdattoii of tbe government no North ern man eVer^lr l|i^jM groandYn behalf of acofl ' the Southern Rights than dhL be <luring/|.}l late great canvam.-'- Said he, If/te th* resolt 6* this Black Republican crusade secession c^mts and war follows,; t will be found fighting«oiih the-Sonth;- Where 'is "SoathertTf ' whert^is Sdu them Jnstice—wf ^ei^‘ ii shame? when men cah.^lso in onr midst and abuse Aim .and'the noble babd of Ndtioria! Democrats pod old .tyae, Whigs through- wltose support, ho,-, bos triumphed, with such sent! raents on bis lips and in his heart ? We' hliuh for oursecfi.o^{ , fcV As foy the aperttoo that 'Indiana is shown by her past history'tdM^dttlWtii the institution* of the ’ Sqtjth m , Mamehuwtts, it .issjnw ri dloulous, as every one-who knowshir'hwmry can testify. What jn;al| (be^orttjhn been more faithfui-to oiir constitutional righti thuft her favorite atrd ' honored * SCnito^ J/ p Briffht—.«rh/lArt ■nniiA»f V> niftii* ' Ltiintll—.OIav. ...The EleeUon*. Coluxbu, Oct: * 2b.—Pennsylvania—It' is have carried Pennsylvania, End the majority is not placed by toy below 3)400. Several commas yet remain to be officially reported, but the rtfmltiseAablishtfdasubove. ^ ' r* “ It is stated that seVefal of the PhilAUfelj seats will be contested by the defeated can didates on the opposition tipket Ohio—The Freedirt majority as now calcu lated ia 20,000. ■. Indiana---Tbe following democrats are elect ed for Congg*3jJv3ckbart, English, Hughes, f °T < b/following are the 'premonten elected: Kilgrove, WUsun, G«lftx,' Petit; r.;y * Fremont’s Helioiok.—'Loain- F. Tasistru Esq., ■ "He Knew GoLFremont to be a Catbolic— that he (Tasiatrojwas then a Catholic himself —that Mr. Frethont, during his stay in Wash ington city, previous to the time of his mar riage, regularly attended the same church with himself—that he has seen Mr. Fremont, time and again, go through with tbe Catholic formula ofjmphip. , An^ in Uje, words of Mr. TasLtro—Fremont spew ana'nune were in the opposite Md4 of'tbw alile^4fkhe» Asatiie^burch and we have prayed at the stone shrine together a hundred timej. ;! g. ;ey Market.—The N. Y evening, says: id this week, evidence ot the was 4s ebarac- and if tbe mid- -~ 1 'irger houses' lomg a hulli-: liable paper! events in iuc 'business with [{who are leas ‘ ;er. The rate i per cent. _ ill and' , __ jr Electors,' the p'bbple. ’TRa Ron. Robert Toombs or the Hon V.H. Stebhens is "respect fully challenged to meet CoL Hill on that day.”) lu respouM to this invitation, tbe editor of the Republican says;-that if Messrs.'- Tocmbs and. ritepbeua were there he ;,f fihouId object to their taking any, notice of such a set hraggers” l This is both brave' and refreshing.—A’acarmoA | Republican ' * 1 Pf^li^Tylfbow-iapiiotf^Yiba ittgiU?ft8J*vi law is known to all our readers.; • '' But the RrpubHta»'t;cro*n\ng piece- of •?! dence against the Democracy of Pennsylvania we had well nigh forgotten. It is certain!] too rich to M lost. We mtUt confess |U dactloM Mbowi k degree ot Innocence tod is Ooctktl, SaVBVtX,\ Utooc*^ 11*6...; Cwmcil m«t:— Present bit B*ior Biward C An 2=- £fSf»!-?rf •*'. '- r*a.^-a.- * * — Pk^SMpOl^Hl Mu I'pbuLra, la OMik>H*taiMlra0^adttU«t>sl« tebtu, ! \7. ImtUx »u>« buJ a, sii^wd M cH«». 3 g aljenUnbaf ofbitMCjtXnU.*a4 LOWb*;.. | gj Em lUlil, icsluit JJ.T45 tale. LV*»-1, MKi US ; »ft Mm'^m'blu4 u lU suu pnkrt brt ,nr. ItasalM ilttaov Ustrerkv tara tara tat* I ; ul bncubr, MU Me few srtM rtSwM »«. f ; : ptmdpArmWcdBml>,Md IbueHUp, lb. tt. SrrteUjs Mlb. p r-^ect »«k, lie ajrkil tk.t» bra^r withUta.rata afe|<*ito* en.iu part ol par-jmett o.apaye. Ou Wl»,; Suutajr m4 iMt,it*BHLI,n)> raUrtlT atfcuA. ut » bilawM nvwrtu tarisc bra* •uta. vraierM, tav«xer t MliM*«rtorad»d|.pMUiMto nbBltlo • ; i; - „ . . ::: : | |2gag|« ? gs|g|.? UU'KU, vbicb lu b-SMSure uxl lb. riras of par- . ■ ■ 1 ■ S 5.5855sga.s5l_, 'nun* ~rr- r~rr—: QiiyFreyhPwgt Tout toFraaoi i- • skiL o<Entree.. ‘ North *XEjitvf* ;.r;.;. Indian. ..UT-N1 h* : • >%*? » r ?«=*» : Habl. UlUL &: ! liSiI!Jlgili T, ■*•1*1 !« .JiAuLlI Cooper ;• : -fobb" J Kelly, Ri> Arauki R Bradfcy, ’ JoiotilSPar. R R Cuylor, Chariot A Greiner, John F locker. W»'R*lierAbtf ' WmT WiSianw. Vm X iLibiriham, Charge,ttvecB.. KEH ecnv l»l W H long. r. Ibothas’Porre. ‘ EDiTABD'C. ASDEffibN, Mijor.* . John R Jobuon, ' • KTLaihrop;^ John Richardson, ~ 1 C Mi Duhar;* ’ - r 1 FSBiithw;— * . John Ik Anderson,- j. -j; Junes T Webb, •/i ..m • ‘.j.Rarawl; • - „ :u •R'B HUtoo. ; '‘&*U)C toSh. i '*U;z* . XevYorlr tyxix&z. 'wutxiRore an-l X«rlu.. rat*t.Uha-v««su:.^; chaiera, asd367'baieu changed' bands ai the dev | due aboveabtioed V .. . . , -S- .The eases tor the week foot up lltobnkit, At the j §• the folfovic* pnsHculan, vis: ! j ~‘ 81.Ul, ireaU!^,e4aill^Tat ltjli, Wat:* M. *17at 123tlef.es atIiM. •»t-N,ito ati h 2<il at up-16, di al lift, sad 9. bales all 1 cts, . .... * . . as thefales hare been so light and irrefular- the i^sl week, that vw' iad H imfotaible to (ivt correctqaotstfocs...Wapres<at ibafoBowtngas be ing the prices paid at the ctoae U business ya-ierr day: Ordinary'..... .V. IOR Low MiddHns/. StrictMiddliag,, Uj4»- [ Good Middling ‘ Miadlinx Fair .... .... J.. 1 *.,.12 Fair...... ,i............. ../...nominal lie tec alps* at this port since tha Ut September ltiO, ere S3^ hales, against W.35J Vj the rami dare last y<sAr;und the. tecrease in reoeyds at all ; i u*mm | iilglggflls “ Swaif'di to.V L6ttcriri.7 1 l^fl# tbd-EifiMf rrii« ea Hud - -^NN Ha'oPiAVXsSAU AWAKE;, fc mqre Priiw r^urned for. wan of a parchaier.^-haiC the A^piiai was returned ii the last L'uas' H. betogWi«i,000. Tlieoert Scheme of the Fort-Gaines Academy Lottery,' tbbe drawn.Gctobef'jtth, It uhpre<eJrirt| ed in <be ahuals ef bdteriei, and (joea; in fact; aicrifieeluelf lb thebetsfliot ticket holder?. * . j ; _ tTUaa IN THid tpaMK ARE l.'VARANmn ! j Forever/ odret. where tbe number ends Id the same fl?ure as the ohe drawing tbe'Cajiital Prize-o( f40,00'i'Wi!I be entitled to $to. Fbr ejumple,' if the number drawing tbe Capital ends ia No 1 tfaeu all the llckeu where the number ends in 1 will lw en-* titled to WOu If the numtKrr.ends ia 2, then all the Tickets where tbeii'smber e&ds in 2 wiil be entitled to $40, and so on up too. thus, , <•••'■ • | One TItkei in Ertry ten Siut Draw $10 : besides the chauces ofobuioiiig the other Frizes, j All that, have never *ir*wa can-nwrthreat, foil prizes rich and migoiGcetit are now far Store, and in such abu^daDC-.- that every, nun,can almost sty that he hofite a I’rize. ^ .* , Those that .a''roll secure Kcfceis in this Novel Scheme, should looe no time - Sales close on Tbuni-; day next umV , atdofuiock. . . WkcUTkkeU $10; lfoiw$5; Quarters $2 60. -T- . . V*' h.-hWAJ* 4: CO., Managers, Atlanta Ga. ptflee in Savannah, Corner Buii k Bay street!, oct19 3 SPLCULvTORS AWAKE.: Blorc* than One Prlic to every e ... TlcJiel* 11 PRIZES GUARANTEED. The Easton (Peni^yiydU^) Sentiqelsays ! —‘^Ourtjppotreute : have-. harped u great deal, about ex-Governbr Reeder a mightly iufiuence with the people of Ills native county, and now tlmt the election fas over and tfae result is known, we should like somfe of bis -Republican; Iricnds fo point it out to us. The' county has; giveu eight, faimdred more Democratic majority than it cvcr.dwi and even the ward in’which; he lived lias gained 71 Democratic* volear'over hist election. He has tofhefl trdittvilo hUi pari ty for reasons probably best known-jp himself, and politically, he ia .as much despised nowj$sj he was once respected.” Widows.—"Do you think moire antique be coming qu$ widow?” said a young widow to Mrs. Partmgton, ns she exhibited a mourning dress elaborately teinuned and a bbnnet of the latest mode. 'i*;oold lady Scinned her atten tively through Jh r glasstft. before #jhe answered. "More antici” Kiid she at length, and hfe'r finger was raised up, like a note of exclamation.-' "I should think less antic would be more 'becom ing in a widow. .<■•■idowH-mott antic- tflliflt be thein-spcdcetiof by- Fanlahd Timothy wto wax w£\riion,anJ.wiIl *iparry. 7.Well, jrell,7[«t jera, thoygh where’E womim has once married'with a concealing anil warm heart'—looking strirf^ht .$t tlie rigid profile of tbe corporal oh tbe .wall, -/‘and on© that beats responsible - to* her own. she will-never, want to enter the maritime ttute TbiMe'Umt Would b© lo aea«n to st-cure “ncketo ia • 4 '■ 1 i • tire’ ’ FOixT GAINES ACADEMY ’ LOTTBERT - '* ■ ‘ to.BiiimAwy- * ' FRIDAY, October 34, 1850, 'Sbopld iio bine, if they.would‘secure any o| '. ^thifi RnUlaui Frizes offt-red lu the Scheme. ■ / .’CAPITAL FIU'/E. ’ .. . . j 40,00 DOLLARS. ; 'ixivruf-rmu,»«.- . Tho number drawing the Capital, uust end eiUi*r lot,2,3, 4,.6,A.7; 8.‘.9, 0.' All TlckeU, (wblcu must-be iRten,) whin the namber. ends In thfe same figures the one drawing the Capital Prize, is guarantet-d ^ draw, $10, besides the cbancea !or theiw'ger Priz«, .■ Whole.XicWt-u, $10. Halves, $5; Quarters, $2 50. Certiflcatejj.of Fackafce> will le *old et the le lowing rales, which is tbe riik: Certificate of Fackh^ *uP 10 Wholes »60 “.'j* •; JJJfjtfivsj to • ■"'* Quarters 15 'h-ders.can be ad^resaed"to , i< .1. *, jJWAJf. A C,[»,. Atlanta, Qa., • .S. SWA***,.Mv«]K«jnery; 'Al*^. For ptirtidulors mi .ScheUis in uluAber . colouiD. -nwifuuwgi&t ••' > . ''' ou ber _ „ window niter.Ike wbo.was. sailiugu sbiuglt faoatin a rain water Abb with a garden toad at a passeujjer. Tbe young widow withdrew ti lead wbat Paul had said; evidently disgusted with tbe dame'* niisapiiyeliebsion or her ques tion, though there wait a lesson to her in tin blunder.—Gazelle. '■ ' " Hon. 8. Lishhif 'tfdcfflrtE-V 'tlie Congressiona nomlnatloii of tf.e' Tillmoro party jn tbe Mil waukle(Wii),District,.giving htsureferenet for BaoMnit ' * [Black Republican)'MyaV't< ii pot uo'for' the friends ol of saving Knuaa by C< action—the next Coogtesd wfll be Enough haa been lost this week In Pennsyl Indiana, through want o vault, .Ohio and combination!‘te’Hifcklhe every -true friend o freedom with‘tbe woi«'r*5bodP J '■ ' checked and reduced within the Couatitutioas! burien. ~ Mu. VaiidorlillC,. no; 185 SUFFOLK. STRECTr'SAYS OF DR M’LXn'E'S .CELEBRATED.LIVER PILLS. '•'“Uelhg. UfWbli; and not knoWing-Whether it prt* ceeded from Mhraii^uuielitpf .tile : iiver or merely hysterics, I Wu^'per^padc^ to. pursue * box of ift.'MjLwc.’a.Cqlefirat^ii Llvci./l'iUo, propared by FfeminK-il^wi.. Piupburgb, and before I htwi used them *Ui‘wee entirely relieved, /.lurailow enjoy, lag perffeel boklth, and blieeifully fcoouftheiid Dr. M’tAneV’lJhfefirrfrea^IJvef MIL' W all similatly *Mctehr l ;i i‘ •’^eyr^ork,' March JtB,' 1852. >•,' ;' .$5- pmeb^iers .jvill he careful to ask for Dr. M’Lane’K Cojchrated IJyer>F;|ty,_nuiDUIactured by Fleming tiros.,- of,Fitt-butgr, Hi*. .There are other Fillfi purportlog to bo Uver -HID, now before the public. Dr. M*Ikn©*A gQo.oiuo liver Fills, also his celebrated Vermifuge, can-now be hid at all res- peotabk* Dru/^laref. mV .'-J < * ( • *• Nutre geuuiiierWith^utthb sigUature'of •Hit 14’ ’ v* : ii* (uj , • / '.Yiasi^NG l BRi ■ — <111 ■ •■■V. L ■ ■■ fT Jd AniAtlatuk ^ifelaeiVtil t ype pbarier of i)je capftal-^rizeor S5(|,P00;|^hi hf'UtarVi^'mmy.lijtlefyj qaasH,'Whkil wjwjlr^fn.rtJ t^ajl/)t hips*., rawu-’ by., a citi- canbf thU plara,-oa aitpiattor--ticket-!coijtiog him odly li W*-a prntty good id<fwm*ntV We* think, and a raiicb tiiorb proflldble one' itikaany Ypeduiaj JJijp ia ri/itcnforhfe^liiD.b?te’Jtl|at ‘[iff jiav£ .fleart .of^Ute^,-,..* w y/i - ii;» f.« •; »>' We stepped into ii wan k Co.’s .pfllpe, lu this-city, yesterday, and saw the for til pate' individual. Mr. B, Ianzford, pass over his ticket, aud pock t tboiunfl Utticsutn uf 12,500. Mr. Langford Ii At been a ciUj xeu of Atlanta for a numhjbV- of VeaW^a bul -WkjKf»?i'“uo.'W,finthilrinstance, I ... hfiJ'vfi-. tin Ke alsoiiravn tbattflo the stone Lottery, a ter of tfa» -prize df $00,-000 *#$» sold by MA7J1 * 'Rbach, -bf 7 Wtluropkaf 'XlAraa^'tolilfK’YtTfau ! 4 liwkei ' 6nel : ( th|,'samf^Wiorin(|n foiJim^ia^outh^'aroUita;ani 4p« i ^0^0 f (|. Day.tiuJ.^Al^baiua; %nd w»a. |lq.Q0pin lsKtranxe, Gjforgtoi" jv.-tw Swan A Co. are .jceriafoTy' treating the public some splendid' prizes, "aM-teb jgratileailoiP of vf ucc<*sfu) ppeguor laverj tnueb erhaace*-, by thj -1promjjwtatid'-cqvrteote’* manner with whldh '“* crab taNtr'priMV? / We ifecorntneud’ -With" plea A'tdrifoto,Ihoic ifoltaalib ini rtf j-* '**”* -a.vL.ilt V! f#i7. £. 5T V. & \ ?r4 ) 9* 2 l ] 11 — u.v.i *•• • ttlU r«Ui Oaun ; » . t \ | tWt-fr . ..... a : W'-iSii ?-w:bi - ■. akh: -tr-fi wse/z XV; - Hurt of Mivtom ... October '.rJj ' *■ ’* 7 Arrlr«d.‘ ’•• *si i j Sni;.Otw, Lr.r;.r ■*•■ ... At. - .* .v-AraMd. toe 1 - | T-vs. !» <;*«. , ... • ; :T-rarsi *s 3 i •■'< l i»trail*ttitani'G;. ill i al: *•: the'Ccl;ed states to foreign countries, as c of 5,aw, and a decrease pf 5,265 to other foreifu coon trios,making the total decrease to rorrigm porta 86,604. The receipts of Cotton at all the Forts to tbe Ute»< dares give the following results: j Decrease at New Orlean- ...... .44,469 “ *• Florida..,,.,, 22$ W « Texas . .... HI ! • « Savannah... 873 ’ •* ' J J ‘ 1 “ CharlestMi.' ... 8,1-U ' ' i . ** " North Caro*... 187 -M.444 increase at Texas 7!^ Total Decrease..... 53,7i8 SLA ISLANDS,—The market continue*! dull and p.-ices depressed. We hear of 12 bales being *ol l during the week, at pricks ranging from 19 to 24c) per lb.- • 4 RICE.—There has been a lively demand for UA4 article the peat week, and some 806 ca-ks found ready purchasers, asioU* ws : 62at$4^-ie, 174 aii $4>* and 570 casks at $4>« per 100 lbs. -The ex ports hare been 1617 tierce-, via: to Havana 574, to New York 1,013, and to Philadelphia 3-J tierces. This we believe la the Urges! amount shipped in one week from this port within our recollection. ROUGH RICE —Ths-receipts of the week foot up 49,254 bushels,making a total of 123 ihoavwd ba-b | els for the season. . • . i FLOUR.—We have little or no change te notice in the Float market. There Is an abundant stock of all descriptions, ,«1th a moderate demand for city! consumption. We quote Georgia as before. Hiram! Smith’s $11. and Croton Mills $10 U* to $10 75 per| barrel. One hoO-re only deal* in the latter brands. WHEAT.—There fito been no movement in this article since our last. Received this week 8,tS8j bushels,'quotations nominal. BACON'.—The Bacq-. market prereuts the same : dull and heavy appearance as noticed in our last re ports. Small sales have been made from day to day at a wide range ofqUctitions, say pLiu Hams 10 to 12>i eta, Shoulder* 8^ to9>i ct9.,».d clear Sides 10 to l!>i cents per lb. BAGGING.-There has been nothing done ini liuuuy CioCh since uar Lift. We undentaud con- siderabie inquiry existed, but that tbe stock is ep.j ti.cly exhausted, - except a Tew remnauts in thej hands r{ retailers, lu the absence or any trousac tions, we omit gtviog quuutious. FJJFE.—(/uly a limited demand exists, aud notice! occasional §ales within the rouge or uar quotations' sey ll}itol 4 2)i cents {^r in. SUGARS.--Ihe bu>iiiess dune In Sugars the pastj week Las beeu extremely light and the prices rc- ! maid unchanged. Such small sales a? have liken' place were made at prices lul.y up 11 our quota* j Hull.' “ ‘ COFFEKy—Although-we baveifo Jsige xal»a to re|M>rt, yet there has been a stead) retail busiuas dune without any quouhie chaugu iu pri es The cargo of 36tto bags received direct, remains unsold, and we understand wiil not be offered immediately. BUTTER 4s CHEESE.—There U a moderate de mand in a retail way for choice Goshen Butter ; ana prices a* shade stiller. We quote'?? to C8 eta. fwr. prime Butter, and Cheew lift to-Id-cents per lb.- : ilOLAfeJBJ —We are still without any receipts, con»fq' , ently no transactions of Importance to re port. Quotatlons’nominal. CORN’.—With he speculative movement iu the market and a (air supply, tern remains unchanged. We quote in Urge lot*. iiom.Dcpct 78. to .-0, and re tailing from a lore at 85 to Pu cento per bushel. -OATS.—The stock of Oats are somewhat reduced, consequently prices arc stiflcr. • Wq quote from 65 lo CQ cdb'te fura Jair article, aud 62 to C6 for prim’e heavy Jots, full weight. HAY!—The Hay market U dull and • hfcavy. We quote-Eab ; terufromjWbari$125, and Northern $1 Eastern by retail $L^ to $i^, aad .Yortheiu $1}» to $lj^ per 100 Ibe. -LIME —Wo are iu receipt of 3225 bfils since our but. There Is a moderate demaud, and . note sales Of 600 bbU at $i 20 fo $1 25 per barrel. UQUuF^Ia DomesticUqcors we' have no re- jK>rt to make; trunsucilons have been exclusively confiued P> retail, without-any change in prices. JsARD—A- moderate. - demand batata tor city conAtimpfcon, Wo quote Baltimore Leaf iu barrils If.tb kegs 15 to ip#', and Tennessee in uqtrt Id to idHbsota-per lj>. .. ; ... . SALT.—The receipfo since our last have, been 8, 12U backs, aud other cargoes daily expected We qoottei& large lots from Wharf 78 foSreiir jipr rack A cargo sale has'taken place on private terms, at a lesstjure.’ r . fWaTOES.—Are in moderate . rcq> eat ut $3# ti> $S)i per barrel, according to quality. FRUIT—Apples are worth from $ to $5, Lem ons $6>i to $7 per box, and Granges uuminai (none beiojffd Ihb iharkei.j.’’-j 1 V’"^ .' ; .' ! Hififc£—.Are kctive ^ ctftU per lb A .)^*$Vlc # V$3.W jr«***^ iTqehtai;'. • KXOHAXGE.VSterliug is quoted at Utf'per cent, premium.' TbqBank> are selling Sight Checks ei all Korthern cities at tf-per cent.' prumium, ’and purchasing New York sighf fajtU at par, .&. days at X per cent, di-cqunt, 10. tlpyt Jjv., r0 any* R ti ^u., 60 days 1# to 1>{c. , «0 days 2 tu 2«fc.; paj- too, Philadelphia and Haiti more 60 day bills 1% tq 1% per rent discount. • r*v ■•’i\ ■ • T"FKEIGHTS.—To IJyerpeol %c. 9 ft. for Cotfott. and tioneofftflug. ( To’NyW York, ‘Philadelphia iun ^Baltimoreittt.iteuncc : %c[% flj.' for Cotton!. .T« New Ytyfa in.saijing veweis 546,'|1 ifc. for Cotton To ialtimor^ -Philadeipbia in aaUmg versoto R< 9'lfarorOotton. To Buaton (mailing v»-sela7-l(| io )(c V ft for Cotton* Rice ; to NeW York ii atoafoertfl 25‘ tlefc$> Philadelphia fl 50 V i i i i-H 1 i III IM S IN.ilii ii li vsi r-l: *1 | Sir: : : : ; • 10077 Z\k- • sis Sg: SI • Mm!* .rihim mwA>Hafifesetrihriaraoi it wV-d! ‘ Liverpool CCRKEVT nuev, OCT. 3, XS OOXPAKXn wmt THv^Z or . 1855 urn 1854. Bowed ordinary..-. middling tair good fair....i. good Orleans and Mobil* ordinary middling fair.... good fair good eh gin'd marks. Surat ordiary middling ....** fair. good tafr .* good...;.:.... S. I. at. k .-awgin’d. ordinary middling fair good fair...... good and fine.. Pernambuco....... Demerar* Efcypt'nford iofoir) Do (good fair to fine; West India l65i' 5 >4 a r.R «H» VS 6«a 6R 7-' a it,' 1R 7H& 7hi 7Ys* 7Ji 7R 8 a 6 a 5,4 Vi* 4 Vi b a 9 11 al2 12) 48,13 13) 4814)4 15 a16 17 836 6Rn 6 6 a 9 W* 7H 8 alO 6 a 9 1555. 5 a 6# hRtbR 6*«i 6R >6 *6 ■6)4 a6)i CR a l bRe 5*r *#n 4;» 5Jia-6 bfie 6}g tX* Vi 6X* 6m 6»ia [X* a a 9 ZX* iX 4 a 4 4X* 4*4 4*4* 4* 4Xa Hi 5 a 9)4 lo alt>4 nK-*i- I3)#al4 >5)4816)4 17 a£6 6)4* 8 6) *al0 bRn 7 7) 4*10 6)4* 9*4 1854; [ V*%Vi bH^b; 6 V* Vi* 7 I viyc-x r 7X* Shi *x* 3*»a i?£ 6)4* 3)5 V s 5 10*4*VJ).-i 6 a’£*J >4)4alV IE al7 LS. a38. 6i4* 6. 6)4*10. *x*7 7»aI0)i 6 a 9 Taken ou speculation to tuis date bags 4236^0 Ditto of same period of .185$ .'... f442P Comparative Statement of Cotton. mV-*.!. Stock on hand Sept. 1,1856 "00 Rec’d since - Oct. 13.. 13524 Received previously. 39647 Exp’d sinccOct. 13. 2504 Exported previously. il2l9 53171 63871 28 .- . 72 23723 dock-on hand and on shipboard not ; cleared Oct. 21. 1856.......... 3014? - SIX! TDtX L.WI YXSIt. Stock on hand Sept. 1,1855 800.. Rec’d since Oct. 14.. 12892 U0 ' Received previously. 41292 168 64184 • >i.. 4 ~, ~'54964 Exp’d since Get 14. 2612. 9 • Exp*d previously....1^84 4 !2iW Stock on hand and on shipboard not ' cleared let 211855 : 327SS - Macon, (Un.) . Columbus, (Ga.) Sept.20 Montgomery, (Ala.) Oct 13 Memphis, (TennY. .. .Septi.6 Columbia. (S. P.) .-Fept.l WHXXSTO COTTON. • Bicxj usast. 3.1.1 Uplands. *t Jigo Do Cuba..... ....-1- 1244*.' Havatna 5T4j Sieve New York. -3 1459 wtaL... Fbfadelphia 913 '•ftri.av a';. Charleston.; 6 13- ...-. j,... Total ,,2604 1617! ra^dea,to.Bottott8opgr bide. . ... . j •• Q-pyjpg Board op Health, ) SandayfJight, 8 o’eloc^. j. The B«trfi .or Heritii report six death from Yellow Ferar for Ihe put twenty few h0QIt>' ■ * * . .... jxfiX'WBCtHill.D.e.B, 85 263 n-* SCO. it*>* Sotclc of Cotton In Interior Tptyns., sot txaroiP tx tire lUtcorw ; 1 , , igjje. ■ | ,-76501.-'>ili .. U4S0L in 6! ...110551 . 9174 ... Am, 4 w .... 1W 7f0 TOWSJ; Augusta auii. Hamburg, , Oct.l Fept. 1 Experts oftottoh, Bice nitd Lumber FOR TOE WEEK ENDING OCT. 20, 185C.. LIST OF VEBBEL8 IK P0E" 1 " nb«". ,'Vi K State, (s) Hardie.... Phil C AiGrt iuer Florida (s) Woodbull.. .N Y..Padciford Fay L* O .Alabama (s) Schenck...N Y..Padelford Fay k < i Orotto. Luilerkib. ...... 0l> , X..Brixh'»i7i I KV Cr r».r]tiir.eiit. 1’oHird UU’g..... - A Low i i Borneo, Slasrt.- iiis’g,.Brlgtara, Telexraph, Hohb fc. ttonn. T irtorgis, MvLeoo Uye , l.'.....'.CFet Mill. (jwly EBroco.Bradshaw. disc',..... A Low tc Co r Garrow; «ye.: dis’S'..Souilard iCrt’dt Florida^ Seiinernisu.!.. . diVg... ,C FA.ii»Hil'fc h" Biddle, Moulton dlV'R.... .G : .B'Conuhtag phlo, Hnlchi)i»«...,. v . diS’8......C ATitamar : ‘ , Barks. . - Henry; Wil-on....; .Bosido.... .Isos A Waihwno R A Alien. SliOf Aiil.. ,'Boitou /.Carjfcton Aitiuriaite 'man, Huneon....... Boston.,,; Brljj’bam,^ ».'/ Cbas William, Hanree. .disc’g... .Brigham, K.A C- . ■ ■ .Terns. .-c.’iiy Eats Brigham, Norton.. N Y.'lv.Brloinai.l'KfgO Cordelia, Dunhiun.. .duo’g:.'.BrighamKelly & but MggvTi Bercbnrd kToray, Wn«»^Ua'g..Clsghorif.k««'ni Carribee, Cnshisg....dia'g.........irWoCMlitric I BUncoln, Webber..dla , *....Honler k'«sm«ie)i fallals, Amsbory.. .Tho’ston. .Cnrielon k Bsr’on frank. Hs«bfd,.'..repsir’g.Huwirr klGsmm:i Yorth State, Horton,.j.N York..,Ogdon Starr 4rO CGWaterbury, Cook..I , h!la.........C.-A Grciiw. L Scranton, Goalee ....NY .Cobons & norti Lilly, Fraud#., i : ..... .Prow,.;.Qgden, Snrf &L Relief, Spates. disc’g. ,..Brigham,'K-'fcTi RFIanner, Applogil.. .\N Y. .Winiamn At Bafcliff VT paifigh, Mankln .. .N Y..>iuian» .bier, Trader.,.Balt...Huutet.f: *n Foam, .Wendell.... uUc’g • 0 tiohu J ti Feasley, Foster... .UUu'g.gVc..b..*...»Mte-to L Gilmore, tyior..... .Bosiou.. 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