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A DUMBntMORS- BALS—Akiwablytou or-
A dir (ruled by UwOourt of Ordinary ofitld
county, wll bo nit InToro the Court House door
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•Ml VriStateof David Loe.eouti* by Joelah Zltrour,
weal Ar 0 Groover, north bjrlNeedom Lee—belong
tefto tee estate of Michael Donaldson. deceased :
mU forth# benefit of the heir* nod creditor* of Mid
deceased, Term* made known on tho day of mUo,
iBloS day of September A D1850.
7 K. GIBSON, AmlnUtrntor.
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„. of Ordinary for Letter* diaraiMory aSAdmln-
l *?bM r ii < «»? , lhtMfo«f^ 1 oU” C u*d”iilmoolib ill
wbom II may oooooro, to bo tndappear bolOroialil
SKmaBlii
■aid lettora will be granted. Witness John Bilbo,
£q., Ordinary for Chatham County, this tenth day
of detobor 1868,
Sal JOHN BILBO, 0. 0.0.
MMmjtoMjrtM
STATE OF GEORGIA*
C HATHAM OOONTY.-Tnatl whomi li may con
com: Wboroti, JooiM (tartl will apply at Ibo
Court of OrdluirytorLettenilwnlisary as Admin.
Ulrator on Uw ftltto or c.-omo Alaiandor.
Thera an, therefore m clto and admlnlrli >11
whom U may ooneern, to :>n and appear berure said
Court lo make Obiccllm i any they havo) on or
bolorolhudnt Monday .1 April uext. Jlborwljo
raid lotion will bejrtutm! Wllaoor, John llllho,
Eau„ Ordlury for Chatliai 1 County, tola tontli day
tf&tobor lias. JOHN Bil.no. o. 0.0.
octal
STATE OF GEORGIA.*, rw>
C HATHAM COUNTY.—Whereas, Joacpb W. Gib.
bona will apply ot tbc Court or Ordinary Ibr
Letters liiimlssary os executor 00 the Potato or
Mathow Dotson. ,, „
Thosoaro, therefore, to olio aud admonish nil
whom It may concurs, to bo and api>ear bolero said
“ t to make objection (If any they bavo) on or
,*0 the first Monday lu April uoxt, otherwise
laid loiters will bo granted. Wituoss, John Bilbo,
Esq., Ordinary Ibr Chatham County, this tenth day
orOctobcr 18511. JOHN HI UK), O. C. U.
octal
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A dar (ruted by the Court or Ordlury 0! esjd
maty,will bn sola. before tho ooort houo door In
tald oaaoly, on tbo amt Tuetday in November
next, between Ibo lawftil houro or xale; Nino hun
dred ud any (too) aereo of land, moro or loan, lo
unral inrreya, lyln* In artd county onlbo litU-
odiovlllo Road—one tract boloi tbo lato roaldenco
onbmu KnlabL docoued; and tbo otbar tract
known u ttoMltll’ place, where Joseph Knlabt,
Jr., now Uno—uld Land la bounded by A. J. Will-
000, Orecheo Rlrar, A. Richardson, and other*.
Ems of uhl tractate well Improved. Belonging to
tki estate of Thomas Knight, dei-a *»d. Sold for
the benefit oCIha heirs of aoM deem i. Terms on
the day of sale#
JOSEPH KNIGHT. Jr I .j I
THOMAS E. KNlilllT, / Aamr *
September 10th, I860. uptts
GEORGI A^~BUM.OC 11 COUNTY.
A DMUnmRATOR’S SALE -Agroeablo to an or-
A dar (ranted by Ibo Conrt or Ordinary or Bul-
looh ooanty, arid be told before the court house
door, la Statesboro’, In uld county, on tbo Oral
Tuesday In November next, between tbo lawful
hoars of otic: Thirty-throe hundred, sixteen and
Ills wall Improved, with n good and well
a.unu dwelling hou»o and all nocoiaary outbuild-
<10. with n good mil and aomt two hundrod acres
wood hammock and bay land, lately put under
nlfivatfoa. Alno, all tbo Umber, which will aquaro
-■* *•- All belonging to the esUto of Thoms*
l. Sold for the benefit of the Heirs of
Terms made known on dsy of sale.
HARDV B. HODGES, Adm’r.
septlS
WALL
10th, 1866
Hof Georgia tattna
J CO,
mo all whom it may concornWhereas James
I Standfield will apply at the Court oTOrdinary
forLettei * "f Administration on tho estate of John
Spear*. late ofsald County, deceased. Tbeso aro,
therefore, to clto and admonish all whom it may
eonoern, to be and appear before said Court to make
objection (if any they have) on or before the first
Monday ta November next, otherwise said letters
will be granted.
Witness, H. Simcxuxd, Esq., Ordinary for Tatt
nail County, this the 9th day of August, 1850.
■astf-Sm Ho STRICKLAND, Ordinary
Aatb of okoroia, BULliOCK CO.
mo all whom it may concern.—Whereas Nancy
J. Elgin will apply at the Court of Ordinary for
letters of administration In tbo estate of William
H. Higtn. deceased.
Thee# are therefore to cite and admonish all
wbom U may concern to be and appear before said
Ooort, to make objections, (If any they have,) on or
oeTore the first Monday in November next, other
wise said letters wlU be grantod.
Witness William Lee, Esq., < ordinary lor Bullo &
^° rSe m. A i,fe, 1 o 8 . 5 n 8 ::-
MTATB OFOEOHGIA,
/CHATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom it may coi
\J oern: Whereas, William A Boggs will apply
allheCoortorOrdlnanr for letters dlsmlsory ss
goardlan of George M Wallace and Robert 0. Wal
lace i
These are. therefore, to cite and admonish all
whoa It may eonoern, to be and appear before
said Court to make objection (if any thoy have) on
or before the first Monday in Msrch next, other
wise said letters will be granted.
Witness, John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham
county, this 11th day or August, 1856.
augll JOHN BILBO, o. c. o.
sITaMj 0^(STORarA,nruiXolJffc^
r ail whom ft may concern.—Whereas Barnh
Brennet dll apply at the Court or Ordinary
for Letters of Administration on the Extato ot John
Brennen, deceased, these aro thero to cite aud ad
monish oil whom It may concern, to be and appear
before the Court, to make objections (If any thoy
hove.) on or before the first Monday in Xovomber
next, otherwise said letters will >>e grantod.
Witness, William Lee, Ksq., Ordidary for Bulloch
County, this 4tb of September 1856.
WILLIAM LEE, 0. B. C.
MpIS
__________
B ULLOCH <sJITNTY.—To all whom it may con-
oern: wbwreas, Seaborn B Cowart will apply
titnoOoort or Ordinary for letters dlsmlssoryas
■ on the estato of Patrick DKelchcr,
» are, taerofore, to cite and admonish all
whom n may osnoern, to be and appear before said
Ooort to make objection (If any they bavo) on or be
fore tho first Monday in February noxt, otherwise
laid letters will be grantod.
Witness. William Lee, Esq., Ordinary for Bulloch
County, this 6th day of August. 1866.
augt WILLIAM LEE.
NOTICE;'
T WO months alter date, application will bo rnado
to the Honorable Ordinary or Tatoall County,
for leave to sell a portion of tho lands belonging to
the estate of Jesse Copeland, deceased; it being onn
tract of land which has been reserved from former
aalse—where tho said deceasod resided at the time
oT bis death. JAMES COPELAND. Adm’r.
sen OH _ _ sept 31856.
7* NOTICE. “
mWO months after date, applicatieu will bo made
X to the Court of Ordinary of Tattnall County,
for leave to sell the Real Estate ol James L. Gra
ham, late of laid County, deceased.
SUg 4,1856. JAS. B. STRIPPING,
ang 25—2m Amiutstrator.
IN lUPEHlOR COU11T, Chatham Co.'
Mat Tour, 1856.
lfobt. M. Robertson, and others. oompPuts, J
rs.
•audios B. Pease, theDoboy Steam Paw l Order
Mil), Clark Styles and Willisra F. Saylw I
and others, defendants. J
TT appearing to the Court that two ol the eaid do
X fondants, Clark Styles and William F. Saylcs ro
side out of this County, and are absent fronf the
State of Georgia, so that se
service of tho above bid
andsttbpoMU cannot be served upon tbom. On
motioa it Is ordered, that the said Clark Sayles and
WUllam ft Boyles do appear and answer tho suld
complainant's bill, on or hofore the first day or tbo
asztTsrm of OddCourt, or in dcfeult thereof, that
saM bUl be taken pro coftaso against them • and It
is farther ordered, that a copy of this order be pub
lished In one of the public newspapers of the city
( ef Savannah once a week for three months prior
’ - the oeeskmoftne next Term or this Court.
Tree extract from Minutes. ,
W. O. SHEFTALL,
•Otfi—Uw8m Deputy Clerk, s, e. c. c.
[iOCII COUNTY.
LK--Arecable to an pr-g
or granted bvthDOourtof ordinarymf udld
county, will bo sold befoto.tha Court Uuueo dour,
losaldcouuly, ou the Orut Tuesday In Duuember
next, between tbo lawlhL hours ureale, (35(1) Uireu
lundred and fifty acrot of Mno land, raoru nr less
n said oouaty. well iinpravod, hounded by Haakull
Semmons, Wiluain Shefflold and John Brown sen.
belonging lotho RsUtoot Thomus troiby, t!i*coa«cd,
sold for Ibu bcuvllt oftlio heirs aud creditor* ol Huld
docoasod. Terras on the day or sale TIiIh ImInlay
or October, 1850. • -
I oet 10 WILLIAM F. CltOPBY, Addi’r.
U EOItOIA UULLOCI1 COUNTY,
A I'-.tlNWI BATOR'S HAIkE-AKrci-alilv t. an or-
dor grantod by lhaCourt ol ordinary «r said
county, will bo sold befitru tho Court llouso uonr, in
suM couuty, on tho first Tuesday in Douembor next,
hot vv.-t-ii tlii> law hi I hours or *alo (612) Uvohuudted
anil twolvo acros, more or lot's hno laud, wrll tin-
I’rovittl ItiHHld county, bounded uu tho South, by
Mioiwal Wliltu, Rdutli Bom, .loliu Vesstrtltli, (ast
W» liant Busking. North William Umvo, bolonitiug
to tho Estate of MorrU In-rrien, •locoasuil. sold lor
thoboiiufit of tho lioirs oftnld nceased. Term* on
tho day of salo. This 16th day Uetobur, 1866.
JOHANN All DA1UIKN. Adm'x.
ootlfi TKM8THY WKSNKIJA, Adm’r.
DIVORCE*
Klixubutlt Cowley) In Oofleo Superior Court,
vs. > May term, 1856:
John Cowley, l
It appearing to the Courl from the return of tho
Sheriff, that the defendant John Cowly, M not to bo
bo found In Coffee County, and it further appears
that ho I* not lu this State. On motion ol wm. H.
Gauldlng. Attorney for libelant, it Is ordered that
servlco bo porfectod on raid defendant by a publi
cation of this orrdcrin ono of the public journals in
Savannah, ouco a mouth for three months preced
ing tho next tom or this Court, roqnlrlng said do-
fondant to apponr at tho uoxt term of Coffoo Hu-
S ir lor Court a November uoxt, and file his defensive
egatlontosald Court.
A true extract of the minutes or Coffco Hit per lor
Coun
ARCU’D Mol,KAN, Doputy Clerk
aun 2—3m
Anvmmsimi auxxot. HiiuoK/tiiu. rs.
Authorized Agent for the Kavnnnnh Journal.
GEORGIA BULLOCH COUNTY,
fponll whom it may concern. Whereas llauab
JL While will apply nt tho Courl or (military for
letters or .wlmiulstmtiuu on tho t slate of Patrick
White deceasod.
These mo therefore to cite auduilminbh nil wlimu
It may concern to lie and appear before slid Court
lo make objection (If any they have) ou t>i- before
the tln-l Moinlny In December next, otherwise said
lettors will bo grouted.
Witness William Ijco, ksq., Ordhtury for Bulloch
County, this 16th Oct. AD. I860.
net IP Wl!.I.n\M 1.KE, 0. B. 0.
LOaVI. RVJDK V r OK li:*' '. ALUK AND HRK-
i'U-mih .(i.tirti/s or
WILUEll'e ML.VNAKDBR SAFES,
At Manitfcutvr* %>, ifi Marvin, Ntw Fork.
In the fire ortho 3d
iinsL. which consbm-
mf tuo brick bulldiug
occupied by Mr. Juo.
T. Thomas, opposite
tbo Gm Works, lu this
city, was a safe ol
_ the abavo descriptions
containing tho books, papers, and money or Mr.
Thomas, and although tho building was uotroyod,
tho «ald SaTo euBlalnod no Injury wnatovor from tbo
Intense heat to which It had boou exposed. Ou open
ing the Hafo, tho ooutoub* wore found undisturbed,
audit) thosamo ordor and condition os whouplauod
there, excepts slight dl«coloratlou to the projecting
ends of a few papers, mid tho backs or ono or two ot
tho books, caused by tho steam genoratod In tho
Hafo, while at fta groat&thunt.
Tlio Botb and contents, os it came from tho ruins,
»y still bo soon, lutho pons (vision of Mr. Thomas,
at tho Gas Works. A largo assortment of theae cole
bratod Safes alwaya on bond,aud for nalo by
C. U. OAMI’FIELD,
Agent for tho Mmiulhcturera,
July 26,1856. 171 Bny-ot., Savannah, Oa.
I take ploasuro lu corrnhoratlug tho foregoing state
ment, aud ni addltlou would add, thut tho books arc
now In use. J. T. THOMAS.
Wood Yard, Ferry Wharf.
July 2fllh, 1866. octO-tf
ANJPWMOLBTERV
wood67«, SulimSlruU.
fllHH UNUI3H8IGNED would teUo thin oppor
tunity (o express to 1>U frlpuds and tbo publk
! alien, maeoury, Ireetung andbrldi
guueraUy,'hlH siuVord titauiu fof Uioli*'UbdfafpitfOb ] ‘JSSwav ^(S^i^Ssterifd
ago and tnflueuoo, which baa resulted luextouilou* ro*dway of ths eastern d
ill trade to all pnrUor the Mate. Also, Carolina
Horldn, Alabama and Tonnessoo, thoroby ouabllu.
him to oxblblt a stock uusurpoHsod In any Southern
oily.
FamlUe*, Merchants, Hotel Koo|wrs, and htoam
boot Owuora aro particularly Invited lo oxamiuothi
present stock, which In now complete in all th«
^.GEORGIA BULLOCH COUNTY.
r IV) ALL whom it tuny concern, whereas Henry .1.
Jl I'arrLh will apply at the Court or Ordinary
for letters of guardimishlp of Inatuh M Martha,
Ucorgo W. Jehu, A. mid Henry 1'itrUh, orphun chil
dren ol'Diah I’mlhli, (U'conscu, llichouio therefore
to cltouiid nduioiiisli nil whom It may couccrn to bo
ami apjR'ar bclor'* mid Coui t to make idiJcctioiiH (if
any they bavo) on or beforo tbo tlr*t Mnn.lay iu
Dfcctnlior next, othorwisv said h-ttora wi'l tmgrunt
ed.
Witness, William l^u, Ordinary for tbo County
of Bulloch, lids 1 foil Oct. A. D. 1866.
octlfl Wild I AM LH-.OBO
STATE OF GEORGIA,
TJULLOCH COUNTY.—To all whom it may cou
J) corn: Whereas, Wm. Groover, Jr., one oflho
executors, and Sarah H. Groover, oxeculrix, on the
estate or John Groover, deceasod. will apply at the
Court or Ordinary for Letters DUmlssonr, and to
have tho estato of tho said John Groover dismissed
tui executor of William Groovor, Sr., decoasod:
Theso are, therefore, to clto and admonish all
whom It may concorn to he aud appear before said
Court, to mako objection (irony they havo) lu terms
ortho law, otherwise said totters will bo granted.
Witness, William toe, Ksq., Ordinary for tho
county of Bulloch, this 11th day of Sept., I860.
septlS WILLIAM LEE, o. u. c.
EXECUTOR'S SALK.
*1T71LL be sold before the Corn t House door in
f f Joffersonten, Camden County, Georgia, on
Uio First Tuesday In November next, hot ween tb
egsl hours of sole, t
Peter, a negro man.house n * nt and hostler
32 yearaofago, and Jim a C« > * 1“ years o
"1#, Ben. a bouse servant 16 v ft e.
Also, that well known Honut - Boarding
House, located abaut 60 yards fru.a the river, 300
foetin length, running Born the back rtroet t» tho
river, 9u feet wide. This lot is well fruited with
sweet oranges, figs,peaches. Ac, Also, two vacant
lots, together with tho household and kitchen
Fiirnlture.cou.si3tlngoffoathor beds, mat rnsBes, quilts
sheets, pillows, blankets, bedsteads, carpets draw
ers, ana ono slab, ono dock, ono safe, table-cloth*,
towels, dining and breakfast tables, chairs, cooking
utensils, glass candle shades, tablo-covors and wlu-
dow curtains, one lot sliver spoons, crockery ware,
wish stands aud shovel and tongs, horse mid cart,
cattle aud hogs.
Nelly, a negro woman 42 years of age, will be
sold at private sale. All the above named property
will be sold for the benefit or the lioirs and credi
tors of Mrs. Forcilla Thomas, late ot said County,
deceased.
Terms cash before delivery.
W. B. TIIOMAH, Executor.
Jeffersonten, Aug. 30,1856 aug 30—2m
" GUARDIAN'S SALE.
W ILL bo sold beforo tbo Court House door lu
Jotters on ton, Camdcu County, Georgia, ou
the Erst Tuesday in November next, hctweou the
legal hours of sale,
Roso, homo sorvaut, cook, washer and Irouor,
31 years or ago; Irene, her daughter, 14 years of
S o; Minis, nor son, 11 years or age; Joe, her son,
months old, belonging to the estate or tousia
Tompkins. Soldfor tbo benefit or the heirs and
creditors of said estate.
Terms cash, or Its equivalent.
W. B. THOMAS, Guardian.
Jeffenoutou, Aug. 30,1856 aug 30--2tu
GEORGIA, BULLOCH COUNTYT
A AMINISTRATORS’ HALE.—By virtue of „u
dor or the Ordluary of said county, will
sold, on the first Tuesday in Xovembor noxt,
Statesboro', before the court bouso door, within,
legal hours of salo, all tho following tonds, v
l%enty-thre» hundred aud ninety-eight acres, u
cording to the plats of the same iu nine difl'ero
surveys, composing one body—tho property of th
estate of Jesse Moore, late ot Raid couctv. • There
are on the land two plantations, m good repair: on
ono of them are good building —dwelling house,
kitchen, smoko house, barn, stables, giu house
smith shop, negro houses, with all other nocessnrj
out-buildlnge. also, good orchards ol peaches, ap
pies, Ac., also, good wells ot water—situate si:
miles atove Statesboro' and six miles west of No (.
Central Railroad. The lauds tiro plun amt bay, n't
woll watered and timbered, and joined by lauds. i
James Young, Sr , Jam us Dixon, amt others- Pur
chaser paying Tor titles. Terms ou ibi* day of wile.
H !.. MOORE, )
XL G MOORE, ) Adm’r*.
0. ff. MOORE, j
September 17th, 1860 septlS
STATE OF GEORGIA.
C HATHAM COUNTY—To a|l whom it may Coi 5
corn : Whereas, James Doyle will apply ut tho
Court or Ordinary for lettors dUmlsory as adminis
trator on tho estate of Gcorgo Alexander.
Theso aro therefore to cite aud adraoubh all con
cerned, to bo and appear beforo said Court to ninke
objections, (If any they have,) on or before the
first Monday Ju April next, otbonrto said letters
will bo granted.
Witnos , John Bilbo, K«|., Ordinary for Chatham
County, this seventh day of October, 1850.
oct 9-Ora JOHN BILBO, o. v. c.
STATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
'I'O nil whom it uidy concern—Whoroa*, M< r-
1 iteml G, Slud'Uli will apply at tile court of
Ordluary for letters of udmltiDtrutiou oti tho CHtuto
of Danlei 0*» onuor. These arc, therefore, to . ite
amt admonish ail whom it may concern; to be nud
appear before said Court to make objection, (if any
tuoy have,# on or before the first Moudny m No
vetnbor uext otherwise said letters will be grunted.
Witness, John Bilbo, Ksq., Ordinary for Chatham
County, this first day of October, 1866.
net 2 JOHN BILBO, o. c. C
NOTICE.
S IXTY DAYS after date application will be made
to tho IL'tiorabfo Court of Ordinary of Screven
county for leave to sell a Negro Girt named Hagu,
tho proporty or K. J. Brannon,
oct 10 T. II BRANNON, Trustee
DIcINTOSR COUNTY SHERIFF SALE.
It; ILL bo-sold ou tho flrst.TUESDAY In Novoin
V » her uext, before tbo Court Ho use dm-r, lu tho
City of Darien, tho following proputy to wit:
Tho UNION STEAM SAW MILL, logother with all
tho Fixtures, Maclfiuory, Ac., thoroumc belonging.
Also, tho Mill Site on which said Mill i- situated,
containing four ucres. Said Millsiluatothree miles
below Darien, at a place known as Pratt’s lauding,
ou a tributary stream or tho Altamalra River, iu
said county, levied on ns tho property of. Frost A
Boulter, to satisfy a lien judgment Issued from the
Honorable, the Inferior Court of the County ot Mclu-
tosh, .Mortimer Oulliuan vs. the Union Steam Saw
Mill, Frost .k Buultor owiiors thereof—property
pointed out iu said lion. Terms cash—purchasor
paying for title. WM. T. THORPE,-
Sheriff McIntosh Couuty,
Duricu,October 3, U60. _• oi 14
"NOTICE." “
O NE MONTH after this date application will b.
undo to the Bank of tho State of Georgia lor
tho payment of a twenty dollar bill, Uio right bail
of which has hion lost
DANIEL THOMAS.
Greenville, Ala., 1st Oct., 1806. oct 2-luw4w
T h
r
STATE OF GEORGIA,
C HATHAM COUNTY-To nil whom it tuav Con
cern : Whereas, John lama will applv iit the
Court or Ordiu »ry for tetters dismlsmrv, ii* adinin-
istrator on the estato of Henry C'usson.
These urn. therefore, to cite an- admonish ail
whom It mav concorn. to bo and apiicar beforo Bald
Ooort to make objection (ITany they bavo) on or
before tne first Monday m April next, othnrwlso
said lettora will be grouted.
Witness, John Bilbo, Ksq., Ordluary forCTiuthum
County, this seventh day of October. 1860.
oct 0—Cm JOHN BILBO, o. v. c.
NOTICE.
T HREE mouths uftor dato, application will bo
modo to tbo Planters’ Buulq of tho .Slate of
Georgia, lor tho payment or a twenty dollar uoto
of said Bank, payable to Wm Morel or bc&rer, da-
tod 1st Juno, 1851, No 687; also, for tho payment
of n ton dollar note, .Vo 822, dated 1st duly, 1854,
the left baud halves of said notes having been lost.
Also, to tho Bank of tho .State of Georgia, for tho
paymeutof a ton dollar nolo, letter A. dated 4 th
Janury, 1850, tho left band half having been tost.
Also, to tho Mariuo Bank or Georgia, for the pay
ment or a ten dollar uote, No 4,070, dated Novem
ber 1,1843, the left hand half having been test.
aug!9—law8m BOSTON A VII.LA1.QNOA
GEORGIA, LIBERTY CO
X1MCOTOR8’ HALE.—Agreeable
Jci granted by the Court of Ordinal
county, at
’COUNTY,
ible to an ordor
Ordinar of Liberty
__ .. . mber Term, will be sold, be-
Aretu eoovt house door In Hlnesvllle, on the
ln N 0T0lab0P noI » between the lew-
jrsele: The following lands, vis: 1,000
i situate In liberty county, on the Canoochee
r: end 100 acres situate In the county or Bryan
ifcfiglDg to the estate or Joshua >. Beasley
ate or said county, deceased; and sold for the ben
eflt of the heirs and'distributees oa estate
Terms made known on the dayor ho
JOHN B. BEAS1
E. Q. ANDREW
September 1st I860.
Alaary for Letters of DUmUilon as Administrator on
the estate of Afiion Williams,Is,to of said County, de-
osaeed. These are,therefore,tedto and admoniafi all
whom It may eonoern, to bo end appoar before said
Ooort to maxe objection (tfany thoy bave)on or bo-
fore the first Monday In March next, otherwise said
t„«.
rnn of okoroia, oh ath am oo
mu U1 whoa It mar concern: WhorMa Karr Ann
X DM wUl apdr U tha Court or Or jlnarr Ibr let.
Ur. DMdMorr on Ibo ootete of Jamoo I'. Dent,—
nMMothwoinotoctto udmlBonlah til whou
rfOHN BILBO, O.C.C.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
W II.L bo sold on tho first Monday iu .lunuury
noxt, before tho Court House in PfoGv-boru,
tbo following property, belonging to t' e-iato of
Henry Davis, Jr., 1263 acres, more >»r t- ot land
In Bulloch county, bounded north by me property
or John Grimes and John Slater, n'-rtli aud west by
tho proporty of John Slater, cart by the proporty or
Elijah Davis, and south by the property of Jo-
slab Davis. Bold for the benefit or tfio heirs and
creditors or Henry Davis. Jr., deceased. On tho
property are one grist and one saw roil).
JOSIAH DAVIS.
scpt24—3in Adm’r.
a EORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY :-Two months
after dato application will be mado to Uio
Court of Ordinary of Liberty County for loavo to
sell a negro man by the name or July, aged 40 yoars
belonging to tho estato or Gideon HcGowen, late
of said county, deceased.
NANCY A. McQOWEN, Adm’x.
September 4,1866. sopt6
GEORGIA,LIBERTY COUNTY.
T WO months alter dutt.Twill apply to the Courl
or Ordinary of liberty Couuty for leavo to scl 1
u portion of tho real aud personal estate uf Benja
min W. Allan, lato decoasod, or so much thoreol as
Is necessary ; and sold for the boiiefit of the heir*
and dleulbutev* of said ostate.
CAROLINE E. AI.LKN,
Qualified Administratrix.
October 6th, R66 oct 12—2ra
GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY.
A IJ. person* having demand* ngalust tho eslato
of Benjamin W. Allen, lato ol said couuty, do-
c n-od, aro hereby uotittod to preseut them, proper-
’ / attested, to me, within tho timo prescribed by
law, or they will not be sullied.
And all ponons Indebted to Buhl deceased nro
hereby required to mako Immediate payment.
CAROLINE E. ALI.KN,
Qualified Administratrix.
October fitli, 1866, oct 12—Itn
NOTICE,
' s tWO mouths after dato, application will be made
A to tho Honorabls, the Court or Ordluary or
Bulloch County, for leave to sell all the Lands and
“ toss belonging to tha estate of Jamos Hagen, late
i HAGEN, Administratrix.
tl»l OfS9, 1156. aug80
NOTICE.
1HREE mouths after date application will be
made to tho Marine Bauk ofBavanuah for (ho
payment of two Twenty Dollar Bills, (viz: letter a.
So. 3.070. and letter C, No. 6»7.) the right halve*
of which have boou lost by mall,
oct P~3tn JAMES HUD.SDV
“ YOUR HOUSE,”
NO. 144 BRYAN STREET,
WBW OF THK M.IBKCT,
SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.
T HE .SGBiORIBKR would luformhis Irioud* and
tho publ’c gcncrully, that he ha* REMOVED
from his Old Stand to BRYAN STREET, and fitted
up tho above House iu a superior style, tnni intend*
serving bis friends with all tho ilellcaciR^ofthc sea
son. such as—
WILD GAME, VENISON, GEORGIA AND NFAV
YORK OYSTERr Ac.,
nnd pledges himself to use every endeavor to pleare
all wliomny favor him with their piilrone<o.
HENRY HURT.
si pt 26—ItJBIf
OYSTERS:
Ti IK subscriber Is now ready to fur
>ui*b OYSTERS in thcSiioil. fresh upeu-
cd or Pickled iu uuy quuiiiliy to suit
purchasers. Pickled oyster** in kegs
read) to bo fdilpitod.
«>ci 1 J D. JEBSi:
IlitCK AM) LIVtiltY STABLE,
COKXKK OK
RROlfulTfON AND BARNARD STREETS.
- ( . .. AS tho firm of Stevens A Elllston
vVrrl.: - - - V-.. .:sWU* dissolved Oil tilO 1st d.iV «»r
October L> innliml consent. THOMAS K. SIEX'KNS
will contiuiie the iMisines* nt liis old Stable,
oct 2-till
DYING AND RENOVATING
ESTABLISHMENT,
73 YORK BTRXKT. NEAR TUB COURT ROUSE,
SAVANNAH. OA.,
Eatobllshed In 1B3B.
S IHR BubHcrlber gnitcful to hi* friends and
patrons for their coutlmml favor*, would state
l in nddlUou to the improvement* iu DYING, ao
qitlrcd by him during hi* tart visit to England and
Scotland, ha* made arrangement* for extending his
business, by which he i* now enabled to dyo a
greater variety of color* on silk aud woolen drcBsos,
shawls, Ac., which he triiHt* wlil generally please
all who may Invor him with their putronnge.
Gentlemen’* garments dyed, cleaned or renovated
a* may bo required, iu tho samosuiwrior stylo which
ha* generally so much pleased his patrons and
IWeiul*.
Table Cover*, and todies' Cram* Shaw!*, Ao.,
cleaned and flushed in the first style.
todies' Bouucts dyed, bleached and pressed in
tbo most fashionable styles.
Orders from tho emtutry promptly atteudod to,
Terms moderate.
When parcel* are suut by steamboat* or railroad,
word should be sent him by letter through the pout
ofllco, so that ho may know where to caU for them,
mil 16 ALEXANDER GALLOWAY.
rin
tfuuei
bTATK or MwttMm, Cur or Vwasstmo, )
offloo of the Southern Railroad Company. /
rntlM Houthere Railroad Company invite propo-
JL sals ftroo contractors for (he clearing, gradu-
treatuug and bridging, necesiary
jireparatiou for the superstructure
iway of tbs easteru division of tloir
road.
Also, fur furnishing the cross Use, and for tho
incidental work necessary.
I. |UI luiuiauu
laying wlthai
I for ail other
any it
" AujllriilbUiar work* station*, platforms, de
pots, ko\ required In the thorough completion or
the rood tor etfootlve operation.
The graduation a mo ante to 770.000 cubic yard* of
present stock, wincu ih uow compioi" in an in* .......irti, ...j /uotnnn tiubia vxrd* of ttnbiiil:
yarlouHilopartmontH, cotiatsUuglu part of the follow i ® C *’ <KW cttWo ***** or * m
I The trestllng to4,000leet.
/of *a The bridgiiig to COO feet. (
(ur va i Tba fa culvert* araoun •» to 10,000
perch
Thourou-tie* to 180,000.
Proposal*, Healed, endorsed, aud directed to the
uuderslgned, will he received until the L tat day ol
November next, and wlU be, at tho optk i of bid
ing goods, vlx:
CAM* El U EVA HIM ENT.
Royal Medallon;
Royal Velvet,
Mocot Wilton.
Mocul Brussels,
Tapestry Brussels,
Power Loom Brussel*
Throe ply Ingrain,
Two ply Ingrain,
Wool Dutch, _
OURTAINANI) UPUOLmkHYVEl’AtlTMKNi |
Brocatcllea, toco and Muslin Curtalna
Satin do toiuus, Gilt Cornices,
Hatlu and Bilk Damask, Gilt l'ins and Bands,
Worsted and Cotton Damask. TassoLs, Mioj
English Druggets,
rioua width*,)
Mosaic Hearth Rugs,
Velvet aud Cheullu* Rugs
Tutted Rug*,
Plauu uud tatilu Covers,
Door Mats (evory variety, Tar '
GirpotiilSadluiw <l &c KO<,f *• tlU{re oonp.eUngthe
• 'J&KfljSSBifflNNa i road ready for tho iron; . . •
KHx u li AlllMKNi | >fji8 work of construction, exclusive of cross
ties aud track-laying;
in. For each Rem of work, enUre and separate;
iv. For the grading or either, or a specified num
ber of secUous, of one mile each;
v. For tho cross ties to bo furnished, tho number
, wpHauu
Cords; Velvet ami Plush ef various colore; Wluduw
SAVANNAH, ALBANY & GULF RAIL
ROAD.
O N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 15th instant,
there will be o.\rdaily Passenger aud Freight
Tralii, (.-unduys excepted J uu tho tiavannab, Al
bany and Ouif Road Running ns fellow* :
LoiivoSavauuah, 6, a. m
Arrive utWay*. 10.36, a. m.
KRtUKXlMK
Leave Ways, 2, r. Jl.
Arrive ntSavunnah, 3.30, h. at.
El Hi Alt I. UKItlUT,
out 4 t'litef Kugluoer.
ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD.
ui me Atmuiit!
and Oul f Railroad, having adjourned to meet
on tho 26th Instant, aud It huviug boon represented
to me that the Interest or that cnterprlso requires
farther time for tho obtalnmcnt of subscriptions
to the £tock, und acquiescing in tlio Justness oftlio
suggestion, Ibo meeting of the Board ou the 2Gth
luauut is hereby iHwtponed until the £2d day o
October next, ut XBiledgcviile.
K. A. NIRBCT, Clialriunu.
Mueun, Aug. 20, 1856 aug 30
Shades, now stylo.
Also, evory variety of Furniture Covering, Trim
mlngs and material* for decorating.
FLOOR OIL CLOWE.
From two to Twenty-four foot wide, for Hall* an .
Rooms, out to fit without u seam.
Tho Htibsoribor will obllgo himself to raakoib .
prices on all description or goods a* low asthesam.
quality can bo purchased in any Northern city.
gry CuriMJts out to Rooms and gouds sent to any
part of tho city free of charge.
yy An oxperiouccd Upholster will attend to Hi*.
making and faying of tiurpets and Ol! Cloths whi-u
desired. Tito dccurntivo and curtain depurtuieut •
n charge of uu Upholster oi acknowledged tasteuu-.
skill. W. H. OUION, Agent,
octl8 14u Congress und 67 St. Jullen-su
"uXHBBit srtoPB.
I.'ulu*kl House Barber Shop,
Owens 1 Itrick Euildiny, oppotite the Pulatki Hwu*,
FIVE WORKMEN ENGAGED.
.Iliirskttll IIuuae'Barber Shop.
Broughton Street,
KOUIl WORKMEN UNPAGED.
> I HIE Hub8cribcr,tlmnkt\iltu IiIb fellow-citizens
X for the liberal patronage ha ha* received, and
I* still receiving, begs res]HH3tfiiIly to Inform them
that he has engaged sufficient additional first-class
workmen rrotn some or the best Barber Shops in
Now York, and will bo anablod to accommodate as
muuy goutlomon an may honor him with their pa
tronage.
N. B.—Tltt- H.trbcrr-hops are closed on Bondays—
straugers will plonse bear this in mind.
‘ i.AM) AUK.VCt; '
T HE uuil< rsignud will, for fivo dollars per lot,
examiue^auy lauds in the counties of Appling,
Wayno, Ware or Coffee, and report to tho owner as
to thoir present value, the prospect for their be
coming tuui evaluable in future, and whether or
not there I* being any trespass committed thereon,
Invariably pledging himself to give a true and cor
rect account, fur which all remittances will ho ex
pected iu advance.
Hu will also sell aud remit wiivn requi-stcd, am
as directed, for eoven per cent.
Ho liill also promptly altci.d to sll profesnluimi
business entrusted lo his cart-
verno: • McLendon.
my 13 Attoruoy at I. 'omesvllle, Oa.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
11E9IOVAL.
t The-subscriber huts Removed on the .
Bay, next dotir to ihc Republican fji
office, where he is uow openiug al !
handsome assortment of 6 P U1NG^. v
ANJ* HUMMKlt <HXM8, which ho will sell by the
pattern or muko to order in the most fashinnablo
style. Also, Ready Made Clotblug for tho preseut
anil coiniqg season.
Thankful for past favors, he hope* to merit a con
tinuance of tliu same.
N. U.—Gutting, Altering and Hcpalrlug done at
the Hhortcst nutiec.
Just received White Drill Coats und touts, White
and figured Mar-'cille* (’out*, forsalo at a Hinall pro-
>ipi*)2 JOHN w. KE1J.Y.
WOOD--WOOD
flMIK SL’BSCUIHKR Im* Just receivtul, and will
X kce|» constantly on hand ut hi* Wmid Yard,
old Clnrk-stmi Wharf, a full supply of tlio best
of boated Black .luck. Oak, Hickory, Light wood,
tot., tee. AH in want are lo-tpcctfuily Invited to
give hint u call. H. c. R.\Y.-OR.
I*. H. AH order* left at the Hook .Sture trader the
Marsltull House will l»o promptly alteudcd to.
*t-|it 80
DISSOLUTION.
T EIE Co partnership of K, CHAMPION St CO. is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho
business >• tlio lute firm will lie settled by F. Chain-
( lion, who will enntinuo Hie Grocery business on
ds own account.
K. CHAMPION,
R. J. LARCOMBIE.
, Savannah, October 1. 1856. sept HO—lm
and after Sunday, the 14th October, just.,
and until forther uolice, tho Passenger Train*
on tho Central Railroad will run as follows: *
BETWEEN 8AVANNAH AND MACON.
Leaves Savannah Daily at...6 a m and 12.15 P k.
Arrive in Macou “ “..2.15 v x “ 1 am.
Leave Macon “ “.11.46 am “ 9.30 pm.
Arrive In Savau’h “ -‘10.46 pm “ 7.20 a k
BOTWWtX HAVAN.VAH ANO AUUFKTA.
toavo Savannah 12.16 p m and 8.30 r. m.
Arrivo In Augusta 8.45 p k “ 5.80 a m.
toavo Augusta 0. ax 11 4.80 p v
Arrive iu Eavounah 1.30 m “ 10.46 r
JICTWMN Ml CO.’S AX1» ADOCHTA.
Leave Macon 11.46 a m nud 9.80 p m.
Arrivo iu Augusta 8.45 r m “ 5.30 a m.
toavo Augusta f*. am “ 4.80 pm.
Arrive In Macon 2.15 pm “ 1. a .»■
BETman havanxaii. .Miiicntixviux & KAro.vr.iv.
Leave Savuuunh . .6. a k
Arrivo in Mlllotlgevillo ,2.46 i v.
Leavo Macon 11 45 a m
Arrivo iu Kotenfon 6. v v.
W. M. WADLRY Gcn’l Supt
Savouuah, Oa., Oct. 12, 1865. tH‘.U6
. HANGS OF 8CHKDULK ON~THE
SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD
Over xvhlcli ]m**c* tho Great
New York & New Orleans illaHs.
n
l"\N and after Snndny, February 3d, 1850,
two dully trains between Macon nud Columbus,
aud ono between Macon uud Amerlmis,
toavo Macou ut 2 a m, ami 3 v it; arrive at Colum
bus at 7 16 a M, and 1030 pm ;.leave Columbus a'
4 15 a u, uud 1 30 p ji;arrive at Macon nt 10 54 a u,
and 7 40 p m;leave Macon at 2 am; arrive at Anu-rt
ou.-: ut 6 40 A At; leave Americas al 2 20 p M; arrive at
Macon ut 7 4U t* m; making acomploteuoiinuutiou be
tween Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, King*
vllle, Wiltnlnglou und Charleston;also, with Centre 1
Railroad Trains to tovnunuh, Millcdgevllleaud Ealur-
ton, and with Macon aud Western trains to Atlanta
Chattanooga, Nashville and Knoxville. Tenn,
At Columbus with Girard und Mobilo Railroad II
Eofuula, Ala., connecting daily at America* with
four horse Post Coaches to Tallahassee, Albany,
rhomoavlllc, Buinbridge, &c., with tri-weekly buck*
to Lumpkin, Cuthbert, to:., ut Fort Valley with hacks
to Perry, Huyucsvillo, Hawkiusvillo ami Knoxville.
Oa. Passenger* for Amorlous nnd point* bolow Fort
Valley, should take the 1215 p m train from Savuu-
nah;aud the 5pm train frein Augiixta, to avuid de
tention at Macou. For other Milts on tho South-
Western or Muscogee Rond* take oltlicr train from
Savuuuah or Augusta. Passenger* leaving Amori-
cus at 2 20 p m will reach Columbu* at 10 SO p m tbo
same night.
Passeugors from Columbus and the West for Ain-
orioufl, tfoutli-wcstcrn Georgia or Florida, should
take tho 180 p utruiu ut Columbus, sloop nt Fori
Valley, aud reach Ainorlcus nt 6 40 a m noxt morn
ing.
First class steamship* leave Navanuah Tor Now
York on Wednesday* and Saturday*, and for Phila
delphia on Wednesday*. Passage id lira Cabin $25,
Steerage $8.
Fare from Montgomery to Savauimh $14 00
“ Columbus “ “ 10 00
“ Americus “ « 8 80
GEO. W. ADAMS, Sup’t.
Macon, January 80th, 1856. may 10
ROOKS &. STATIONERY.
milK SUBSCRIBER has on hand Uie SCHOOL
X BOOKS lu u m in the School* of the city, to
geitter with a fine (ism.i lim-nl of the latent Cheap
I’ublu-atious, M*gu -in-*. Ac., Ac., .rad his stock of
Miscellaneous Bool, vrdt be lucrcuscd as fust as it
cun b) done with u • regard to a good stock.
•ALSO—
A fine assortment »C Juvenile Books, Colored
Primers, Toy Book*, A
— .iLSO—
topor Envelope*, W« < Hill Paper, Pencil*, Pen
Holders, Slates, ami such .rtuple article* ns every
body wants.
Tun Mngaziue* nnd New Publications will be ru-
i-eived a* early as ut uuy More in tlio city.
A share ni public patrouago I* rcrtwctUilly solic
it J. J. B. CUBBEDGE, Agent,
0018 _ t Tiudur tho Marshall Hous.
LAND AGENCY—Bruiiewick, Ga.
EDWIN M. MOORE
chusu auil nalo of lauds in the couurio* ol
Olytiu, Wuyuo, Camdoii, Charlton, Appling, Ware,
Coffoo. Clinch, towndc* uud Thomas. Particular
tttontiou given to locating, purchasing and Helling ol
town lots in the town of Buuuawlck.
HxrwucteK*: •
l)r R Collin*, Mucon; Dr B M Curgile, Bruuswick
Tbamaa II Harden. Svvanuah; Hon Juiiu-r I. Hew
rd, ThoroaavtlK
BOOK ill JOB PRINTING
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE
SAVANNAH JOURNAL,
BOOK & JOB OFFIOK. 1
Merchant* can be supplied M short notice with
BI11-IIcnds, BUI* nr Lading,
Drey Books, Circular*, Curd*
und Blnnk Books.
Particular attention given *te BOOK AND PAM
PHLET PRINTING, such os Catalogues for Colleges,
Proceedings of Meetings. Reports, By-Laws, etc.
Thankrul for tho very liberal patronage heretofore
rcxMdvod, wo rosiicctAilljr solicit a continuance of
tha same; fooling that wo shall bu nbto to pioue all
woo may favor ua with a cell, both as to prices end
execution of work.
NEW AND SPLENDID FASHION A.
OLE GOODS
F- H T*»R FAI.U. TRADE OK 1856.
WILLIAM 0. PRICE,
• AT THE
STAR CLOTHING BUFORIUM,
147 Buy Street,
IS uow opening tho largest and best se
lected stock or Goods for Gcuitoroan’s wear
over offered in tho city of Savannah.
Black aud Colored Cloth* Black Doeskins
ami Cawimore*. Overcoating, Fancy Cassinio. as,
aud * ilk and Volvot Vesting*, which cannot bo *ur
B i3*o', aro to bo found lu bold profusion iu tho
erchant*’ Tailoring Department, and will be made
to order lu most approved style, nnd at abort no
tice.
I bavo tukou particular pains with the manufac
turing of my Ready Mado Clothing, nnd fo-1 confi
dent of pie -slug all wlio may fuvnr me with their
patronage. 1 have u lot of very tasty business
suits, 11 which 1 iuvito particular attention.
GENTLEMEN'S FU^NIcHiNG GOODS and Toil-M
articles of every description, and a largo stock oi
Trunks, Carpet Bug* aud Vali.-e* ulwnys on hand.
WILLIAM O. PRICE.
Star Clothing r mporium,
oct 9 147 Hny street.
Snvnunnli. Oct. let. 18H0.
fplIE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
I tween the ^ubscriber3, under Uio nurae of J.
V. CONNER AT .V 00 , was this day dissolved by
mutual (uuueut. Mr. Joseph V. Connorat will ut-
tend to tho settlement oftlio aifiUr* of tho *al<l firm.
J. V. OONNERAT,
.1. LAMA.
Hnvnininh. Oct . 1st, 1850.
THK UNDERSIGNED having bought out tho iu-
tere.rt of Joiix tou.t, will hereafter continue tho
wholesale GROCERY AND PRODUCE BIWNE8*
in bis own name and for hi* own account, aud ru-
ap'ectfully unbelts Trom tho friouds of Uio late firm a
n oiitlnuau«e of tbeir favors
net St .1 V CONNER AT
RANGES, .vc.—10 hoxe* Nassau Lemons and
by
Orange*, received pur steamer, and for sale
Jyl7 __ J. D. .IKBSE.
CANDLES-
OPERM ACETTI, Adamantine and Tullow of various
brand*; .Soap of various brands, from fl, 8,10
andPJconta. Chemical S«ria Soap 10 cents; Wo-
tvan'a Friend 10 cont*. Cali and examine nt
. , BARRON'S
, / Family Grocory,
sep28 Whitaker and Gharlton-itreete.
MACllINEilY AND Li
MANUFACTORY AIv
ST. JULIAN STREET, SA\.
> HAILING
AGENCY.
NNAH, GA.
(Near the Market)
f/iROM the most complete facilities in his own
X establishment, and through hi* connections
witbsovoral of tho principal mnuufacturng cstai"
iisbments of Phiiadelphla, Now York, aid Httsion.
the Undersigned i* prepared to furniush MACU1N
ERY, PORTABLE &TBAM ENGINES, l*OKTABIJC
SAW, GRIST AND FLOUR MIL to, CAST AND
WROUGHT UlON RAILING, STATUETTES, STORE
FRONTS. Column*, Window Sill* and Until*, Iron
Door*, Shutters, Ac., at Knrthcrnpriut. Ho is also
prepared to repair Machtuc. j aud iron work otovery
description, at *hort notice, upon reasonable terms.
As agent for BAIRD’S PiilLADEU'HlA MARBLE
WORKS, ho i* also prepared to exhibit a great varie
ty of design* for MONUMENTS, TOMB STONES, Ac
Alsolrou Railing iu great variety, tor enclosures,
aud to receive orders, and put up the work ut mau
facturcrs’ prices. H. H. LINVIU.F.
Suvammh, April II, 1656. uprll
THE GREAT 8DUTHER5I 11EMEDY
PRYOll’BlMN'i'MENT.
I T is a sure uml sjieeiiy cure for hunts, pile*,
corns, felons, lever sores, ulcers, scald head,
tetter worm, sore nipple*, (recommended by nur-
so*,) Koro uud cruckud lip*, Iresh wound* und e
ofanydoecrlptlou. It Is a most vuluablo. romody
and cure, which cun bo testified to by thousands
who havo used it in many portion* of tho SouUi for
the last few year*, lu uu ms trace will tlio salve do
any injury, or interfere with a physician's prescrip
tion. The proprietor lias numerous certificate* and
letters from people who have used it themselves,
and most earnestly recommcud it to other* us a
speedy and certain remedy for the above named
diseases. A trial l* nil that Is nece-sury for ila own
recommendation.
Among tlio nrauy that have testified to tho effica
cy of (hi* valuable remedy, uml recommended it to
tlio public, are Dr RAT Rtdloy, Judge K Y HUI,
Judge U A Bull, R J Morgan.Ksq. .11. Stephens. Esq,
and thousumls of other*.
.Sold by J B Moure. Bit van uuh, Ga; .J E Hall, Amer
icas, Gu; Clark A Wells, Augusta, Gu; Jirlu-eson,
Robin* A Co, New York; und druggist* generally.
43'- By remitting one dollar to the prupriefot u
single box of me Oiiitiurnt will be forwarded by
mail, tree of postage, to any part of the U Stuteo.
Sold by J. ft. Mo’ure, ."aviranah, La., aud drug-
gist* generally. V. .1. MOOKF.. Proprietor,
may 13 too range. Ga.
LOOK AT THIST i
JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER
ALABAMAI
4 KKGS Cliuico GUillKN tlLTTKR.
^U\) 15 boxesCHEEtE.
16 barrels AIT1.E-.
lu « ONIONS.
10 POTATOES.
2 “ 1'EaRS.
2 cases toting I’RUNKS.
2 “ Clinking do.
0 boxes Tomato CATSUP.
4 “ Walnut do.
4 •* Cocoa do.
—AtoO—
A largo uud fresh supply ofChocoiute, Gelutiue,
Farina, Tappaoca,Barley Vermnclllo, Macarona,
Ao.
We would say to our friend* and tne public |u
general, that in addition to a fine uud *eicctcd stock
oi GROCERIES, wo keep constantly ou bund a choice
and select n-sorUncut of
WINES, L14UORS, SKGARS, Jfcc.,
which we will Hell very low for cash or city agpro
val. We would *uggest to tlioso that lovo good
living to give usu call b lore purchasing clsowhere,
for wo have the very nriicfo* u |* composed of, for
which wo sell very low.
oct 9 it. 11. WATSON ti CO
DrtllUN
lor each
than one toon Ui.
All Tabular work, with or without Rule*: and ai
VcrtlflumcutH occupying double column, *hal| *,
charged double Uie above rule-..
AdvordHutnoute oi wlmtevet kngtli, toi *n>
leea titan one month, to lie charged at tran K h-M
•’ntoa.
For a loogor time at tbo following rate*
No.
ofSquares|lmo|2ttio*|
irno*|4 nibs!
1 Square,,...
$10
Jit
$20
*24
2 Squarca...
10
28
26
28
u
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vi. For tne enure construction,ieady for theirou,
ofelthor of the three division* hereinafter named
ut said road;
Tho eastern division, oonnccting with the com
pleted road at or near the town of Brandon, extends
o the Mobile and Ohio road, 82)f miles, which will
be divided into three subdivision* : the flrat of 21
miles, tho socond of 28 miles, and the third of 33^
ratios.
In each form or proposal, tho bidder wlllBtate bis
item prices, and for Ibo graduation wUl make bis
bid at so rauctqper cubic yard of excavation and
embankment, and the additional difference for “ox
cess” of either: ur for so much per eublc yard up
on thu largest Item, aud tho difference for ’'ox-
The parties making proposals arc desired to make
them iu four forms: 1. For the whole amount pay
able mocithly In cash, as the work progresses, re
serving twenty por cent for final settlement. 2.
One-hairin cash, payable In tho same way, and ouo
hairiu tho stuck of iho company. 3. One-third in
cub, payable In the same way, the bonds or the
company, payable In ten yoars, with iutorest ut
six per oeut., payuble annually. 4. Payable en
tirely ln theateok of the road.
The proposals to be considered must be accompa
nied by satisfactory reference or credentials, and
thecompauy reserve the right ot accepting any it
declining all.
Maps, profiles and specification* may be seen ut
this office; and any forther Information will be fur-
utahed upon application to the undersigned.
Tho Southern Railroad commences at Jaclcsou,
tho capital of the 8tate, and Is finished a* far as Urn
town or Brandon; and is in good running ordn-
and well equipped to that point. It extend* from
Brandon In a line almost directly east eighty-two
and a hair miles, to the Intersection, or the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, a fow miles below the tuwn • t
Marlon, in Lauderdale county; and posse* through
the oounties or Rankin. Scott and Nowtou. Tliu
line Is over a high rolllug country, well watend!
and timberod.and In point orbealtbtuluoHs.econoiu
ical living, «e., is equal to the most Tavortu
portions ortho Carolina* ind Georgia. Tho gradin'.:,
except for tbo first twenty miles is geuorally light ;
and upon the moat or the sections tho excavation
and embankment alternate favorably; tho excep
tions being m the two heaviest cut*. Tbo matoilai
is or a character easily moved, the growth or the
country affords abundance of timber suitable fur
bridging aud urosB'ties;andltls believed that nu
work offers, iu facilities for construction, greutei
luducemcmsto contractors, especially those usitg
negro labor
Tho compauy is ouilrely out of debt, aud has dm 1
to it by reliablestockholders.about$"30,000, which
wllldoubtlo** bo paid as the Hoard of Managers may
call ft in. It is also an recipient under the recent
grant orknd* made by Congress, It they can hffhad
along the lino, which is bolieved to be the case, ur
nearly 400.000 acres or laud.
The road connects with and U su extension of
he Vickburg aud Jackson Railroad, completed and
iu full operation to tho Misslialppi river aiV ckburg;
opposite which city, in Louisiana, commences the
Vicksburg, Shrevenport and Texas Railrosl, now
under contract for ite whole distance aud h rapid
progress or construction. It intersects the New
Orleans and Jackson. Groat Northern Railway ut
Jackson, aud through that at Canton, connects with
tbo Mississippi Central Railway, the iron of which
is now befog laid to Holly Springs. It intersocti
with tho Mobile and • hlo Railroad, a* already stat
ed, near Marion, uud its point of intersection meet*
with tlio North-eastern aud Southwestern Rallronu
in Alabama, and through that unites with tho road»
In Virginia, Tennessee and North Caruliua. It i-
also an indispensahio link lu the lino of Railway'.
that ore to unit" Charleston and. tovauuuh, through
Montgomery, Vicksburg, Shrevenport aud El Faso,
with the Pacific Ocean running ite enure length ra
the Bamo parallel of latitude with these places. It
is thus ubvluu* that this Hue of work 1* one of the
most important imtinluhcd enterprise* in the coun
try. It is thorough National iu its character: lor
it unites Maine and New Urleaus, und the Atlanta:
aud the Mississippi, by iudissoluublu bonds. Bui
whilst thus National. It Hppouls especially for uld m
Southern men and Southern enterprise, for when
completed, with the intermediate gap in Alubunns
ft will, with its connections, now built and being
built, run right through the heart of those grea-
Southern cottou-growlug Stutos, Louisiana, Mls*i.-
sippl, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina, uu
uuites tho great inland tea with the broad ucean.
These facte are stated to call attention to this lira
of road and to induce capitalists and contractors, l<-
embark liberally in its construction, ibo ffiteui.
miles of completed Railroad, with ite oquipmeut
and sixty valuable slaves,ninny of them mechanic*,
is a bonus from the State of Mississippi; tbo public
laud has been donated by Congress ; and ft is, poi -
haps, not greatly ovor-esUmating Uio preseut pro
perty oftlio road to put Itat or nuar ono million oi
dollar* iu which sum future stockholders who may
become such by direct subscription of money oi
work, will bout once equally interested. It wi!
thus be seen that tbi* road prosente peculiar in
dureucut* to men of means to engage in ft* con
struction.
WM. O.SMEDKS,
sept 10—tN 1 President Southern Railroad..
•or any time ran above *p**jifi(*d, a iiroirTuMA •
charge will be made. v V,WB *
A deduction or s» iw cent rrotn Uio .bo..
will b« mule uu advertlucuicut. .piiculni .S?
ulvcly oa Uju ruurtli tiupv ut tlio dull,. * cic -'
AdvertleemeubturilurctJ ttiruutimes, wmv
boehargoil two-third, tbo ubovo rate., 1
Adverltiemouu wderud In the Weekly edltlc n
per square for eucb Inwrtlon, for .uy tlmsliuih?;
one muutli. I-or inure llmu use mouib at ou. uTu
the rule, .peeincd In the .hove table. "**
Special nutlcoB, lo eeuta per Hue for ibo u r «i uu
b eeuta for each .uhaeqeiu uu-urtiuu, iuu |u u Z.
to be .ubjiet tu contraet. Altarriw*. rn.ilcc. ll V *
ner.nuvltaUon8Mcr.ui eacb. No.pecl«lt„tkL
inaerted for lea. than by eeuta. libltairy Nai“,7
Reporta, Heaululloua, or I'rorooUluga ui aijS
Aaauclutlun, or Corporutlou, urdcreil tu be uubU.L'
•d, 6 ecut* per line. H
Steamboats will be advertised at $40 iwr .r,hm,
for each boat advertised. lH>T
Steamships, where butouei* runnin*
num; if two or more, $30 each. *’ wwp#r “
Auctioneera' advertisements not to be auhirw
contract, but to bo eharged ut the rate* prescribe
per square.
The pajier, uuder no clrcutr./tance*, to beinclun
od in a contract. ’
Professional und business curds nut uxcwtiin.. -
lines, will bo Insorted at $20 i„r annum * ‘
Calls cm itersons to become candidate*. «n; i w
Inserted os other nUvcrti-«-mo,,.p. bt . ,^j r J
variably lu advance. * w *•
JS52* 0 “"" l " al "' li,r •“ be hw
AdverUsemcnu not uiarketi ou the couv tor.
KSS: 111 »■«' AX!
when auy bill for twu munibi advortlsinu. ot* *t
ssJssaiW"* *
For one square, ronetrublc unco a week $45
“ ‘‘ t “ fnice ** ' 65
Every additional square contracted foMo^ediarr
ed uno bull tbo above rates adiiitional. r|
) early advertiser* shnii be limited to tho apace
contracted for. All contract* shall belnwrltluc
stating definitely the nature of the business to &
advertised. - Vn , v udvortteements not properly ct-B
ne-:loU with the buHines* >h«il be charged Murat*,
ly, and also any excess .-i‘ nirttei over the uiwmrr
contracted for. 0
Contruct advertisement-! payable quartern
vertlsemente from stranger* uud transient ocriom'
Payeblo in advance. ARntlinrs will be comide,*-'
due when called fur.
Regular advertisiu* t ail other* setidib* mji.
municallons or rcquirl ig notice* deigned j ( . ctiiu.
tention tofuhv, rouccxle, stiin-ns, ur auy public en
tertainment*, where charge* arc made fur idmit
tancc—ail notices of private associations, even »
Uco dortgned to vail attentii.n to private ctiteri>rt-ca
calculated or intended to promote Individual Inte
rests, can only be inserted with the uudentindiui
that the same is to be iwiti for. li inserted In the
editorial column (which ran IcoulviUtbe ilbcrc-
Lon of the editors) the san..- will be charged at -be
rate of not less than 20 coira per line.
Tho undersigned, publi In-re of Daily Tri-Weekly
and Weekly ucwspai*-re m Savuiraah. Ga., pledge
oursctve- strictly to adhere lo the above bill ol
charge*, and tu no iiiMunc- tu deviate therefrom.
the above rate* to take. iton Jlarch l, DM, a d
tu coiiliuue binding, until - banged by the > oto oi«
unyority ofUieunder.iigi.fi
N. It.—'This sclicdiiiv slai' ti;»t in any May cilett
'.be integrity of existing contract*. Aii contract* to;
thu year nr uuy other spivisicd time. .-lmlloulyceaBo
with the expiration cf tin* period lor which thoy
wen* nnuie.
lIlLTON .V lit. ti- igion A L n*unl
SNrtl- it SlSH. tie
^JOL’OA NUTS-*iou COcua .Nuts, received undjur
’ saio by
f*ept23|
jy^AY-200 halo* Hay, fn Htere and for salo by
-Jy‘J5
CRANE, WELLS te CO.
li 1 ® iPiMOTHBiS.
HEN It Y J.ATHROP& LO.
■titvtt in’ trruitk
A COMI’LEi’E a-'-ortuieut of t e lid lowing
PLANTATION GOODS,
•lu wlduh they would Invito tho purlieu ur intention
of I’LANTKKS. aud oiler thfiii at reut’otiable prioea
and on accommodating term*:
.Schley’s White I’lains aud Twill*
Heavy Northern Brown Twill*
“ Slack aud Grey •*
Black uud Grey Plains
Striped Cable Warp Kersey*
1'iald Liusoy* Iii several grades
touJon liutfil Blankets, in all weight* mid ill*
Coni do do
Kino Whitney do
M"ul Stripe* uud Plaid*
Franklin do do
Real Cotton aud Wool Flfumeis
** all Wool do
Drown aud Bleached Canton Flanuel
MilrtiugStriiHW, Stri|»od Osuaburg*
Wliltu Cotton Ostiaburg*
*i and arowu Shirting
Rliio Demins, Blue Drill
Kentucky Joans. Heavy to ti nets
Scotch Bonnots, Head Kerchiefs, Ac.
oct 11
S OAI’, STARCH, SUGAR, SYRUP, Ac., Ac.—
600 boxc* Family Palo and No. 1 Soap
160 “ Frazer’s Bead In and Oswego Starch
100 bbl*. 8tuwart’* Clarified Sugar
50 dozen tonura By: up
60 boxes super Carbon .'-dti
Receive! nnd for sale by
"opt 28 MoMAHON A DOYLE.
☆ CLOTHING A_
EMPORIUM.
1 miOH WESTOPTIIBltKITUMUAN ltBADINO 1100*
Flue Ready-made
Clothing; Hate
aud Oa|is, Sliirte,
Collar*,
Gluvos, Hosiery,
Canon, Umbrella*
Cravats, Stock*,
Handkorclder*,
» and
Fauey Article*
for
Gentlemen.
W.O. Price,
FASHIONABLE
AND
MILITARY
TAILOR,
No. 147
Bay Street,
SAVANNAH.
Also, Superfine
Cloths, assimere
and Vestings, wl l
be made to mea«
3uro.uuexceptlon
able in style
and
workmanship,
by tbc
boat mechanics,
at shortest
notice
4OrderafroracityandcountysoUelted.
fob ft
-t*
B AR KDAP.—60 boxes Extra N Hill & Sons’ Pale
Extra Yellow Soap. Just recoived and for nalo
low to eloie eousigtimentl by
CRANE, WELLS k CO.
sept 17
f A
2
J. E. DE FOIID, ’
APOTHECARIES HALL, S. K. Corner of,
Broogh ^n and Barnard Streets. Sevan-
__ nah Ga., Wholesaloand retail Dealers in
Drugs, Medicines and Cbomlcals, Dye Woods auo
Dye Stuflk‘ French, English, and American Perfum
ery Fin Toiiet and Shaving Soaps, Combs and
Brushes of every description, Surgical and Dental
Instruments. Trusses and Supporters or all kind*,
Spices, Snuffs, Manufactured Tobacco, All thWateni
or Proprietary Medicines of the day. Superior Inks,
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes,
Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Ac.
49” N. B.—Especial attention given to the
preparation or Pbysiciana’ Prescriptions and Family
Recipes. Ship, Family and Travelling Medicine Cues,
With plain Directions for uso, including BUrectkma for
treatment Incases of poisoning, Drowning, Ao.
»p7 iy
READ t—.READ I f-READ III
That Is, if you can see; and
Iff you can’t see, you can flnd
all kinds of “ helps to see,” at the Watol
Jewelry Store or D. B. Nichols A Co., in Congress
street, next door to the corner of Whitaker, where
you can purchase Watches, Jowolry, Silver Ware,
and Fancy Goods, os low os at any other store In
the country.
We have received per steamship Alabama a fresh
lot of those fine Steel Spectacles: also, a supply of
Pebble and Periscoplc tons, which we are prepared
to fit in all kinds of frames, at short notice. Our
Periscoplc Lous (so called from thoir peculiar shape)
have an advantage ovor all others, as they have a
greater range of focus, ao that the reader Is not
oompelled to hold tho book or paper st a certain
distance flrom the eye. Call and see.
D. B. NICHOLS A 00.
49” No charge for showing goods.
mar 11 D. B. N. A CO.
ROBINSON & GAMP,
APRllS AND TAILORS,
•i AND Dealers In fine Ready Made
< *ftft CLOTHING, have received and]
HA < pened their stock or Fall aud Win-
JL ter GOODS, comprising a foil and'
complete assortment or Cloths, Oassimcres, Vest
ings and Over Coatings, which wo will mako and
trim fin our usual stylo, and at tho shortest notice.
Our ready made Clothing Is manufactured at tbc
well known house ofW. T. Jennings A Co* 231
Broadway, New York, and comprises all that is
fine and fashionable in the line.
FURNISHING GOODS of evory description requi
site tea gentleman’* wardrobe, constantly kept on
hand, all of which we offer on our usual creillt
terms, or at a discount of 6 per centfor cash, at
3 BULL STREET, SORREL BUILDING,
oct 1—lm next door to Pulaski House.
P ICKLES, PII-E9, PAPER, PEPPER—
76 bun. Pickl.it. and XgallonJ.r.
600 gross Engllein Pipes
250 •• Pipe Heade
500 reams Wrapping Paper
100 boxes fresh ground pure Pepper.
S38r < ir ,, *7UuwA«ma
PIANO FORTES.
HAYING lately received large ad
ditions to oar PIANO FORTES, we
are enabled to offer at this time the
greatest variety from the beet manu
facturer*, flrom the plainest square to the most elab
orately carved, and from six to seven octaves.
Our Pianos alb selected from the mannfhctnrera
whom wo have foil confidence In, and we are par
ticularly requested by them to give a guaranty with
every instrument sold by us as regards durability,
tone, 5m.
Personate want of a first rate instrument may re
ly with safety upon getting such a one by selecting
from the following makers, whose Instruments we
endeavor to keep constantly on hand, via : H. Wor-
center. J. Clilckerlug A Son, Nunns A Clarke, Bacon
A ItavouH, B. Waters, and Haiuea, Brothers A Cum-
mlu* I. W. MORRELI. A 00.
aug 27
G oshen butter and cuke8E-2o kegs go-
ab«n Butter; $0 boxoa do Cheese; landing
from steamer and for sale by
sepUT SCRANTON, JOHNSTtN ft 00
SIK ASTLEY COOPER’S
T HE liivigoratlug action of 8ir ABtley Cooper'*
Pi Us on tho constitution is really marvellous,
niui n single trial will couviuco tho most sec; Ileal
of their jMivvcr tnrosrere the most feeble and debi-
litetcil to Ml bi-uitli and strength, and no language
tdn convey an adequate idea oftlio immediate, am)
almost niiinru'ou* ciiunge, produced by muiDg
use of this wonder! ui medicine iu tlio diBeaied, dt
bU'.tatcd ^nd shattered nervous tystom; the relax d
ami «lo--ilitaied oudv is at ouco re loved, re-turcJ.
enlivened aud built up; >ho nu-ntal and pbyiieal
symptoms of du*caso vanish under their influence,
the stooping, trembling victim or depression and
debility iiec-emeaa new man; be stands erect, he
move* with a firm step: his mind which «u pre
viously Kunk in ulnoui. becomes bright, bur-jitt,
uettve, and he gre* forth refreshed, regenerated
aud conscious »f uow vigor to hi* nccuston ed tc-
cupatious; aud the effect is cot temporary, on lb*
contrary, the relief Is permanent, for the cordial
properties of the medicine reach tbc corutitalioa
IDelf and restores It to its first condition. In all
diseasesortbostuuiachandpIgeFilve organs, they
never fail. They also remove depression, excite
ment, restlenete, want of sleep dislike to sodetj,
incapacity for business, Ices oi memory, conflulw,
giddiness, blood in the head, melancholy, mratil
debility they Increase and restore the appetite,pa-
rlfp tho blooa, strongthou the tone of tho stomach,
^Qd give such energy and vigor to tbo constitution
as must be felt to be believed.
To olderly persons, Sir Astley Cooper’s RlUara
invaluable; strengthening the system against the
uttacksof ago; thoy cause a continued cheerful
ness, and prolong lito to tin* latest possible pe
riod.
Bkwark of Srnuot'rt Miranoxs—None are genu
ine without tho fuc-Kimilo or the signature of tec*
Phall A Co., Sole Proprietor*. London and hew
York, on each box nnd on tho directions. llieGe-
nuluo Pills havo also a correct likeness of tho late
Sir Astley Cooper on Uio top oT each box. Without
th earmarks of authenticity, they arc spuriously}
an Imposition. Sold at 25 couts, 60 cents aud It
per box. Full directions ero given with each bo*.
There is a great saving by taklug the larger slid-
sep27—3m
BuOKij—-BOOKS—BOOKS
RECEIVED BY WAJ’NOt'K IMVW,
T HURSDAY, l«th October. 1HA6 -The ltille. Ate,
and toddio Hug*, aud other Lectures, by
11. Milburn, with a purtruit of the author onjrteA
Married, not Mated ; or how they lived at Wood-
sido aud Throckmorton Hall, t»y Alice Cary.
The tost of tho Forrester* ; or Humors ou U*
Border; n story of the Old Virginia Frontier, »»
John Ester Crooke
Caleb* iu Search of a Wire, by Mr*. Ifcm*
Mooro. „
Throe Per Ceuta Mouth ; or, the Peril* ol »*«
Living, by Charles Burdott.
Daisy'* Necklace; and What Came or U; •' IJtere-
ry Episode, by T. B. Aldrich. „
Tbo Torchlight; or, Through the Wood, by Hw-
riet Oicott, author of “Isom’s Child ”
Tlie Adventure* of Gerard, tho Lion Killer. byC.
E. Whitehead.
Tho Life or General Daniel Morgan, of the Vir
ginia IJno of the Army of the United State*, “7
James Gralmm.
For salo ui the Book Store, ...
oct 17 159 CONGRESS STREET'
THE”COURT Of 1fAPOLEOfT
O R Society under tho Fiisi Empire, with par-
traits of its boautief, wit* und heroines.
authentic originuls, by Frank BGoodrich; lllusti*-
ted by Jul.-s Champagne.
—MORE OF— „
Tho Roimrace of the Forest, by Aune Rntciuifi
author of “Tlio Mysteries of Uuolpbo-”
Cotton i* Klug, or the Culture of Colton,
relation to Agriculture, Manufactures and wo*
merce. by David Christy. . , lh .
Tbo Hills of the Sbatemuc, by the author on*
“Whlo, Wide World.” ^ ...
Victoria; or, the World overcome, by Caroline
Chcxbro’. .
Magdalen Hepburn, a story of the Scottish *®^
raatlon, by Mrs Olyphant, author of 4
etc., etc. h
torlmer Littlegood, Esq., ayounggent!emw»®y
wished to s;e life und saw it accordingly; by P* 11 *
E Smedloy, Esq. „ ...
Ernest Unwood, a novel, by Mr* CuroHM w*
Hentx. For sale by WARXoCK A DAVIS,
lUioksclier* nud Stationer*,
oct *1 WOCongrci* itreet.
FINE FASlilUXABLE MTBi
AT REDUCED RATES. M
B ARGAINS can now bo bad by all those
wish to clothethomsolvc*genteelly,
sell the balance oT my Ready-Made, at ra 1 **!
rate* on time, and ten por cont. off for cart. “V
and avail yoursolf of tlie obauce to obtain I® 04
ole*. At the Star Clothing Emporium.
WILLIAM 0 PWCE,
Jane -ft 147 Bayrtrg*^
DR. 4ANFORD'S WVlSSiWW k
f S A mild laxative, touio and BtiraulanLjrtd
1 rocommendcd to tho public, roly log upon
trtealu worth In the euro orthefollowlDg compi*
All BiUious Derangements. Rick Headache, DOT' 1
hUl Habitual Ooattvenesa, Chronic Diarrbja,
I’idn in tho Stomach and Bowels, General De® •
Female Woakneea.Ao. For ealo “ “
ruuuiiD tttwtutiM, iu. • r'iD_
eralljr, and by John. B Mooro 5t Co, aud wm-
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