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IOLD 8EUIES.I JtaiiN TIIHIDAT BVHN1NU * o’clock. ' 8Ay,A»AHr;.GA.. Tuesday, noyemheb 4, .i85a. JTO130O1 HY TELEGRAPH. Later from Europe. ARUIVAI. OF TOE Niw York, Nov. 3d. The »l oi«or Canadian baa arrived with Llv- erponl d .tea to Wednoeda/, Oct. 33d. She re port. ae followa : Cotton -The advicesbj the last steamer stiffen- edtlio Liverpool Cotton market. Themarkethaa b?u11 active at an advance of J to ). Bales of three days 60,000. Speculators took 30,000. Honey matters are unchanged. Consols have advanced). Quotations 03 for money, and 93) on account. • Political. Tito allies have suspendtd diplomatic inter course witlt Naples, hut no hostilities are yet reported. Lords Palmeaton and Russell are engaged in preparing a near Reform bill. The Forts Conference Is to reassemble on the 13th of November. Narvarea Is replacing the prevent officers of Spain with old conservatives. Naples is redoubling herprepamtions for de fence. Solas on Monday 30,009, on Tuesday 13,000. Speculators 8000. Privato totters are favor able. Flour has declined 6d. v Wheat from 3 to id. on lower qualities. Indian Corn is firm. Consols advanced ). Selling at 93. The Canada has arrived out. The steamer Ylgo, from Havre, brings dates to Oct. 19. The Havre Cotton market had ad. vanced one franc. Bales of the week 9,000 bales. The market ww active. Now York Market. Xnw You, Nov. 3 Our cotton market Is without change. Nothing has been done since the antral of the steamer’s news. Ttio Election—To the Polls. We are gratlAed to be able to say that the election la proceeding with the utmoet quiet and good order. The day has been rainy, so much no us probably materially to diminish the vote hero and throughout the State. Tho nuipber of polls taken up to within a few min utes ofi o’clock, was 1704. To such of our friends as have not voted we appeal to come forward and cast In your bal lots. Lot it not be said that this great battle of 1830 has been fooght, a victory achieved, the confederacy saved, and that you bad no part In the contest. Tktpolie will be doted at 0 o'clock. Such la the decision previously made by the judges, and reaffirmed this morning. It has been deemed the doty of all good citb. sens of oither party, upon the eve of an elec tion, to exert every Influence within their com mand to heal the wounds engendered during a political Campaign, and to soften anS conciliate tho minds and tempers of men about to engage in a contest exciting In Its nature and impor tant In its' results. Especially has this been considered the duty of the Press, wielding as it does a vast and commanding power for weal or woe—and never within our recollection have we seen this high duty so totally disregarded, this power so recklessly abused as In the columns of the Republican of this morning. Having recently passed through a struggle, in which various and conflicting Influences of a public and private nature were brought to bear, to such an extent as seriously to threaten the peace and quiet of our homes and Besides and the fair fame of our city, it was hoped that, the press, at least—particularly that organ which prides itself upon its devotion to "decency and order” would havo been the first to pour oil upon the wounds of the past and to hold forth the olive braneh of peace for the present and future. But with full knowledge of these facts, up on tho very morning of the battle, while the sores of tho last contest are still unhealed, and ere the hot blood and passions of men have succumbed to judgment, and reason resumed her sway, it inditCB an article to its opponents at once humiliating, degrading and insulting. Recurring to tho past, It disentombs the buried slanders and falsehoods that should have rested forever, and appeals to the "honestmen” of the Democracy to avoid their repetition. And while asking with an air of sincerity if we are to have a repetion of tho dlsgmcefhl scenes of the paBt, with tho blind fury and zeal ot a partizan, it is putting the torch to the plio, and like the Infamous tyrant Nero, is wllliug to "fiddle, though Romo should bum. Wo liavo no disposition to engage In an argu- meut as to tho truth of the statements contain- cdtn the urticle, but will simply pronouuce them rake and slanderous, and as containing a foul nndcontcmptlblo libel upon better men and better clltzens than Is Its author. But we deem It our duty, and take this early occasion to perform it, to hold up In this com. munlty the man who has bo recklessly sought to disturb its peace and quiet, and the good name of its citizens. We trust he will recoive the disapprobation of all good men, as ho cer tainly will the contempt or all the brave and honorable. And in behalf of the Democratic party, we take occasion to say that irtbis elec tion should pass off quietly, to them, in great measure, will the credit be due, and that while thoy hurl back tho slanders and In sults cast upon them to tho source Horn which they emanate, they wUl leave the author of them to the verdict of a Just and discriminating public. They know their strength in numbers in truth and principles, and regard all such’ contemptible attacks upon them as the blind attempts of a viper to sting the heel that has crushed it. . ThbFrzhcii Go vcrmskt.—The regular cor respondent, Mr. Walsh, of the New York Jour- cal of Commerce, thus writes on the present probable permanence ef the Napoleonic rule : "This government has stood firmly, five or six years, under more difficult and ominous cir cumstances than are likely to occur for as many income j Napoleon HI. has gained strength ; the country is habituated and adjusted to his rule. Tbc re-asemblage of the Congress, or a subordinate diplomatic conference In Paris, though looked ter in the political circles,-iz not rendered certain. If the members should act with the same moderation, and in the same Pacific spirit as the plenipotentiaries of the Uongrean,Europe will be at pescoaudease for a long period. The Court of Claims will meet on the 33th of. November. Left Handed* 1 was riding (nut on a pleasure excursion) through Southwestern Tennessee, during the year 18—, but this has uothing to do with the story. 1 was riding, as 1 said, through that country, whoa 1 raetadirt eating hoy, unu undo, who was attempting to force said undo ou and over a certain gKilo bridge, to cross which the mule mildly hut flrinly doclided. As soon as 1 was within Bpeakiug distauco the hoy aucoetedmo Hallo I mister, wont you lend a hand to get this darned critter aerues this brauoh, for Pm afeard 1 can’t get to Wolverine, before night, and dad wuuts all the buys to get to our house before dinnor, ter two candidates are goin’ to speak and then 1 think h—11 will ho ruised- lor all the gals iu our beat are invited to oome to night; and now stranger, you can go oujust six miles and stop at the house with a top ou it—ter that’s where dad Uvea, and stay till I come back, and alter 1 tell the old folks how you helped me to get Nance (tho mule) across tho branch, may bo you wont bo wel- como! Supposing some ten was on the tapis, and not liking to miss it, 1 stopped at the house with a top on it, was welcomed by the owner, and introduced, us a stranger, to Hal and Betsy, and told that tho black eyed man was ’Hqulro Watson, thorn borough, and the man with blue eyes was Uol. Parsons, from ville, opposite candidates for the same seat in the next Legislature. While tho crowd was collecting 1 had some opportunity to convene with the candidates, andlearned that there about was six hundred vo- ten in the county, aud.tbut three hundred were expected at my old host’s—whose name was M’Leinore—1 ask his pardon for not mention- lug it sooner—that evening. I found thet Ool. Watson was a talented young lawyer, but too diffident for the field us a candidate; yevthero was something in his eye tbat showed his 8a tonic Majesty lurking thereabout. PursonB was uothis interior iu talent, bad a idee as hard os brickbat, and was withal a clever fellow and flndler. At one o'clock the orowd had collected, and Pursous led eff iu Uue style ; never made a bobble, und went straight through, and his friends, andiu fact tho whole crowd, shouted "hurrah terblue eye!” He closed his speech under thundom of applause. Watson, timid and trembling, arose; and with ; reut difficulty could keep his Adam’s apple (own so his voice oould get out, but he suou warmed up os he got ou the right traU, and 1 never heard a speech so torn to pieces as was Parson’s; the tide of popular opinion ran stron ger against Parsons than it had iuhis lavor, and the shout was for the black eyed boy—tdud and unanimous. Supper was the next thing on the bills, and after doing Justice to the meal, the chairs ta bles, beds, beo., were carried into the yard, and tho gals and boys took the floor for a reel- cotillion had never reached their ears. Parsons volunteered his services as orohesta, whloh was iccopted. Parsons was left-handed unfortunate ly, and as a matter or course had to use his bow with that hand# It was eleven' o'clock at night, the dancing was getting, as they said, in a good way, the whiskey circulating freely, when that fickle stream of popular opinion changed its course and set directly against Watson. Parsons was playing some oi his best reels In his best style, und ever and anon, as some turn in the tune pleased a dancer he would yell out, go it blue eyes, and hurrah ter blue eyes. Watson saw something most be done or he was lost. Betook up a dozen to the barrel to drink with him whilo the dancing was still ;oing round, and after taking a drink round, is whispered that he hated that Panama should treat them (the crowd) so; Bays he, just look at the d—d rascal playing tho fiddle with his teRhand. (Parsons could not use his right at all.) Now that's too bad—for it he was in borough he would play with his right md, and play twice as welt. It took like wild fire, and soon this dozen whispered it to two dozen more; and alter the reel one of the party told him that he must play with his right hand. Parsons protested that he could not, and the sovereign swore in his turn tbat he had seen him play right handed, and that hewouldwhlp him If he did not play so; the girls refused to dance, and eveiything was in confusion, and everybody wanted a chance at Parsons, becauso oe would not play os they desired. Poisons knew the crowd, and took the first opportunity to decamp; then went up shouts for hoick eyes, and the meeting adjourned; and two days after the night referred to, hand bills were posted throughout — county, deolarlng Mr. Par sons'intention not to be ft oandtdate at tho ensuing eleotlon. When Watson took his seat in the next Leg islature, he was heard to say i "What a hard oath that was; und’trhat.a great fire a little spark klndletb; for If I had not told a lie about Parsons' lelt handed fid dling, I would havo been where he la, and that's whar. The Bat Letter from Dei Anutran of toe Edinhuiir.- Edinburg, from Glasgow, hafi adelphia. Her dates have 1 Rev. Charles Howard Malcolm, pastur of the Babtiat Church at Whcollng, lias been dis missed from his pastoral charge by tho church for Introducing polities! matters into the pul pit, in the shapb of an oboUtion sermon. The loss of sugar by tho lato hurricane at Sagos la Grande, Cuba, alone, is estimated at one thousand hogsheads. Tnu Bine of the Rbpubuo.—Tho Bank of the RepnbUo, of Providence, has been placed In the bands of a receiver. The capital ls$U3- 000, and the circulation 378,000. The deposits are less than3400,000. The assots are 390,000, of which 310,000 Is doubtful. Gem. Habhey.—The Charleston News an nounces the arrival of this distinguished offi. eer. He Is probably on his way to Florida to take command of the forces operating against the Seminoies. Howto Sweeten Solittoe.—Shut up a boy in a cellar, and give him free access to (he mo lasses cask. 1 left early the next morning. Anotheb New Yonx Finanoibiu—The New YorkTimearecordsthe arrest ofayoungman named Wight, whose slledged "sharp prac tice” throws ontirely In the shade the opera tions of that other fast man, Huntington, the Wall-street broker. The Times says: This Wight was for somo time book-keeper in the highly respectable house of John Hig gins 3t Go., of tins city the senior member ot which is now our Consul to Belfast, Ireland, do well and so ably did he perform his duties in this capacity that he won the esteem of his employers, ana their coulldenco to such an ex tent that during the absence of the firm in 1834-6, In Europe, he held their power of at torney. Of this power he availed himself— By pledging the firm whoso interests wero en trusted to Bis care, he obtained credit upon the firms’ bankers at Glascow for 330,000 with which sura he went to Europe (thoro present ing himself as the exclusive owner of that lirmVith this supposed additional capita?. Ho took with him ietters.of Introduction ftomsome Wall-street brokers, and with these he used to forward his designs. He also represented himself to be a millionaire, and played ail his rarts so plausibly that lie finally succeeded in raying the Urm out with their own assets. Soon after he returned to New-York and continued the importing business from the first of January last, in Vcsey street, under the name of "Wight Brothers." Here he seemed to prosper greatly. He lived grandly, occupied a brown stone front iu Twcnty-third-street, keptaspan of horses, aud in fact went it decide dly stroug. His career wus very briUiant but vory brier. In ninety days after its establish ment the firm ot" Wight Brothers” collapsed. Wight has been taken into custody under the act against fraudulent deptors. His lia bilities are said to amount to about 376,000, and Ids assets to not over 31,000, Fattnro of the "Manufacturers ami Mechanics’* Bank of Columbus* It was reported In this city on Monday morn ing tbat this Bank had failed, and we have seen such evidences of it by telegraphic dis patches, as to leave no doubt of tho fact. What the circumstances are, or Its liabilities, we have not learned. Dr. B. T. Taylor, Its Presi dent, who has always been held us a most esti mable and reliably gentleman, was at West Point at the time, aud a paragraph we have copied from the Columbus Sun will give Author information with regard to him.—Macon Muecngcr. The following is the paragraph of the Sun to which reference is made to the Mtumger: Our citizens were much surprised and pained esterday morning, by a report that Dr. E. T. !aylor,an estimable citizen of Columbus, and tho President of the Manufacturers’ and Me chanics’ Bank In this city, bad attempted on Saturday night, to commit suicldo, by a stab In the breast with the spear of his sword cane. which' direction the train was moving at the time, where medical aitention was given him, The stab was attempted at tho heart, bnt ap pears to have missed itsobjcct, and we learn by the noon train yesterday, his physicians think he will recover. It Is supposed ho wus laboring under mental derangement caused by pecuniary embarrass- Affointhsnt nr tub Phesioent Charles E. Carr, Collector of the Customs at Ban Pedro, California, vice Isaac Williams, deceased. Tue Result in Indian*.—Ofilclsl returns from all but eight or ten counties in Indiana " ‘ -0; Morton, top., '3,776. IIUIAA HUE IIUI GlgUI VIA MJU W foot up—'Willard, dem., 18,9 13,199. Democratic majorit : -in / M:W- (FromthoNewYo^'flis ‘"““'■"‘s.fttr' We are permitted to copy the following let ter from General Walker, written immediately alter the lato battle at Granada, Nicaragua: Gbanada, Monday, Oct.13, I860. Deau Sir : Since you lelt we base laid several encounters with tho enemy. ARer be ing delayed several days by the failure to arrive ortho howitzer carriages and other apparatus, I inarohed for Massoya on the 11th, with up wards of 800 men. Early, In the morning of the 13th we attacked the enemy, getting pos session of tho small Plaza of Mossaya and dri ving them all into the main I’loza, when early this morning (about 10 o’clock A. M„) I re ceived the news that some 600 or 700 of the enemy had attacked this place, I Immediately marched,hither, and the. enemy .were driven away and dispersed Wlth' agaU Joss on bur part, ogether tho Ibis on onr, pert has been very iff, for the. number of men engaged. The The force driven.from Granada to-day was madeupofGuatemaleanBand Ghamorrlstas— the relics, these last, of the party at Son Jacinto. Many of them were killed. The gnard house Is filled with wounded and prisoners, and the whole force wa# dispersed. Their Gua>. temalan allies will never do this enemy any more service. •{”«’’ -•> I Your obedient servant, - ;l: WM. WALKER. New York Market. New Yonx, Nor 1. Cotton closed dull, with soles or 000 bales— tho Asia’s advices not producing any market effbot. Flour is unchanged. Wheat Is tending downwards, and Is now quoted—Red 31A0 a 1.60: White 33 .71; higher White 31.73. Flour exhibits an up ward tendency, but has not changed quotations. Corn is quoted—white 73c. Spirits Turpentine are firm, and transaction to tho amount of 1200 bblsfito reported ut 44c. Rosin is dull. There Is little doing In Rice, and no charge In other articles usually reported by telegraph. Snow fell on Friday night lost In various parts of the Northoan considerable quantities. Tho weather was very cold at Washington the same night. A large number of resignations IS taking place among the army officers from the insuffl- elenty of the day for their support. l steamer . 1'pt Phil- anticipated. Cntuntmtiil Sntellpce. Savannah Market, November 4, COTTON—Sales this morning 741 boles, vis: 320 at 11,48 at 11#, 84 at 11#, 18 at 11#, 81 at 11#, 113 at 11#, and 112 at 12. CHARLESTON, Nov^-U)tton—Tno sales this morning reached 884 bales, at extremes ranging from 11# to 12o. • &|§p Intelligence. Statement of tho Condition or "TUB M, ' Agencies, at the close of business, Mom conformity with the Proclamation of MAIUNHAIAVK OB’ GUOHGtA" and It tonday, October Both. 1800. Published In i of tho Governor gf Georgia, Oct, M, 1858. Discounted notes running to matu rity 1 i. 708,141 43 Exchango running to maturity. .1,815,403 63 Notes und blllaprotested ....... Considered good......; .33,638 68 Considered: doubtful... .*8,438 88 Considered bad....... .13,213 25 - 04,310 81 Btdok tfud • Bonds .... Vi....... 100,4333 71 Banking House and Lot........ 10,000 00 Real estate taken In payment of Debts./..,.... 17,820 04 Due from other Banks ft Agents 137,007 27 Protests.. 118 12 Expenses 15,850 03 Notes and checks other Banks 81090 09 Specie 102,435 47- 244,434 50 Resulting balances with Agencies 52,465 93 13,202,002 34 Capital stock Circulation Deposits Unclaimed Dividends Duo to other Banks and Agonts.. Suspense account Profits and Resorvod fond OR. . .11,000,000 00 .. 804,309 00 .. 420,094 33 2,308 50 473,842 02 194 15 411,703 74 83,202,002 34 GEORGE HALL,, NOAH B. KNAPP, DIRUJOTOU a, CHARLES F. MILLS, EDWARD PADELFORD, JAMES T. WEBB, AARON CHAMPION, GEORGE L. COPE. IMPOKTANX ARRIVAL. B1ADAMU SWETT, the celebrated Clairvoyant, has arrived In this olty, and taken < Rooms at No. 148 Broughton street, ono door East or Jas. Sullivan k Co.’s Tin Store, where she con bo andDISEAHKS. *A? oct27-lm ■ wanted to hi he; A Colored Boy between ton and fifteen yours, to do light work. 1 ’ Apply at this office. - oc27.tr tiOAiOJUH*. VISUAL geutlomeuor small families urn be 3 accommodated with good Boom* aud Board, at 2b Drayton street, opposite tbo loe House. deo 12-tf MRS. M. 8. RAYMElt. Port of Savannah November A Arrive#. Sob* Wm Totten. Thompson, Rloohoro, with 400 bus reugh rtce and 14 bales 81 cotton, to J W An derson, King k Sons. Habersham’s flat, from plantation, with 1000 bus rough rlco, to Habersham k Son. Cleared# Steamer Gen Clinch, Richardson, Palatka, Ac.— Claghorn k Cunningham. Deported. SteamoMio^Hncb^RlcbardsoD^latka^&o. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS B uckwheat- 26 half bbls Now Buckwheat, 60quar do 6U eighth do do do Landing aud for sale by nov4 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. H AY—200 bales primo Eastern .Hay, In store and Tor sale low, to close consignment, by nov4 CARL ETON * PARSONS. L IME—1,000 casks best quality or Lump Lime, landing and In store, Tor sale low by nov4 CARLETON & PARSONS. WANTED. B Y tbo subscribers ou the first November noxt, , a colored Porter. Ouo acquainted with tho ony, nnd who can como wolt rocoramouded, will hear or a permanent situation by applylug Immcilb •lely to a AIKEN k BURNS. oct28_ JUST RECEIVER PER STEAMER AUGUSTA, AT TO* » Savannah Grocery -AND FRUIT DEPOT, * lOO lbs. Victoria and Catawba Grapes. 40 bbls.Splendid Eating APPLES. Large Preserving PEARS. QUINCES, Llko tbo Last. Chesnuts, Hickory Nuts, und Fresh Dates. Green GINGER. Tomatoos, Beets, Carrots, &o. Ryo Flour, Oat Meal, Pearl Barley. 10 kegs Extra Gosheu BUTTER. 6 do Choice do. Aud low priced qualities, together with a varied assortment of Fresh BISCUIT. octl5 W. XI. FARRELL. 1856. “ ,* 1856. RICH FALL DRY GOODS. GRAY BROTHERS W OULD bug to inform their frtonds and the pub- lio that tholr foil supplies or rich uud elegunt IBIB'S have just arrived—purchased from the most emi- nont Importers or the country, aud solectod with a caro as regards olegnnee and beauty, which canuot be appreciated until folly examined. Wo can confidently say that our stock or Rich Dress Goods and Cloaks cannot be surpassed for beauty aud elcganco, and that our Domestic Stock la as cheap as the llko quality of goods can be had from bore to Now York Araojg our assortment will be found the most elegant flounced Robes with figures; Rich and elegant colored Silks, very cheap; Lyous’ Velvet Cloaks, trimmod in tho uowoat uud rlohost style. Cloth and Moir Antique Cloaks; rich nnd cheap. All-wool French Mouslin do Lniucs, now aud clc- gout. Lupins' bestall-wool French do Laiues, high colors, lor mlssuB. Lupins’ bust Black Bombazine and CballeyB. Wbito Merino, Cbolley, do l<aiue and Bombazine, vory fine. Cloths and Cosslmeres, a full assortment. Plantation Goods bost quality, uxceodlngly.cheau. Ilouskeeoplugarttolos Iu groat variety, bostquallty at the lowest possible prices. The limits or an advertisement precludes tbo possibility or enumerating any but Tew leading ur- We would respectfully requost tbo attention oi purchasers to au examination or our stock, reeling coufldont that style, quality and price, will prove satis factory. GRAY BROTHERS, METALiIG IMIMIAtti (SlilSSlEHJffl* mUld Is a uowly mvoulod BURIAL CASE, I'ash- X lunuil to accord with the reelings of tho be- rcavO’i, and yet rotauilug all tbo ruqulsitos or au appropriate receptnold'lbr tho dead. TUero is no reason why such a rccoptnclu should bo made to croatoby Its uppearauce dlsngrceablo sensations. Itis ouough that wo should be boroaved, and what ever tends to eottuu or make less keen tho poignau- oy or our grief, commuuds itself to our considera tion. So much that is repulsive has beeu discarded la tho urraugement and shape of the above fdse. tbat Its hamo, tho CASKET BURIAL CASK, Is au Involuntary suggestion, aud I do not hesltato to aver that there has never boon in uso any tliiug so entirely chaste, appropriate Bnd convenient ns this Invention Tbo Caso permits a view or tho outlro body alter It is enclosed, the wholo ton belug composed or beautiful thick French Plato Glass,sulllcioutly strong to re hst any Internal or external pressure, is per fectly air tight, composed of metal highly ornu- uentod. uud will last for uges. Samples or the Casket may bo seen at tho cflleo of Messrs. CRANE, WELIH &CO., 62 Bay street, Sa vannah. P. S. Persona desirous of p rebasing tho exclu sive right for tbo sale of tho Casket in the following Stales, Georgia, Florida, South Caroliua aud North Carolina, will please apply by letter or In person to WILLIAM B. PHILLIPS & CO., owners of Patent, care of CRANE, WELLS & CO., Savannah, Georgia. B. Rights to ouo or mors counties will bo sold oct 1-tl.fit .MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!! ■flTHY bo we without Money? when It Is just as f V cosy for any ono to bo around with a pocket full as not, if they only tblbk so. I havo got a now article, from which from tlvo to twenty dollars a day cau bo made, oithor by male or fomalo. It U highly respcctablo business, aud au articlo which is wanted iu overy family In the United States. En close ino two dollars by mail, ut my risk, and I will forward you by return mail a Circular, with full iustructions In the art. Tho buslurss is very easy. Try it, ir you are out or employ met- and you will nover regrot It; lor it wil be better for you to imy tbo above sum, uud insure a good buslnoss, itmu to pay twenty-live coins for a spurious udvertlao- ment. This Is no humbug. Tut it I Tky jt 1 Try it 1 Address your letters te nwif sopt 16-3m Notice ftrom the PULASKI HOUSE. To the Storekeeper) of Savannah. A LL packages sent to the above Hotel must have JA. tbe owners namo aud number or room written with hikou each packago, or it will not be received at the offico. oct20-lw NEW HACK, SALE AND Livery Stables, NO. 225 BAY STREET, FREEMAN, HENDERSON & CO. PROPRIETORS. T IE subrcrlbors would Inform tho public that thoy havo opened a Stable in tho Brick Build ing on Bay street, botween Montgomery nud Jeffer son streets, and have added to their already LARUE STOCK several well broko NORTHERN HORSES, bosldcs now BUGGIES aud CARRIAGES, aud aro now ablo to supply all orders in thuir lino. Thoy will have OMNIBUSSES and HACKS on tbo arrival and departure or tho Curs and Steamers Aud also HACKS for PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION. Their establishment in all its dopnrtmouts, thoy aro determined SHALL NOT BE EXCELLED IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY. FREEMAN, HENDERSON k CO. ocWO-tf FASHIONABLE READY HADE R ECEIVED by the undorslgued a foil Bupyly of READY MADE CLOTHING, consisting of all articles necessary for a Gentleman’s Wardrobo. AL80J A cboico assortment or French, English nnd German Cloths, Cassmierei and Vestings, which ho is prepared to make to order In the best stylo and at tbo shortest notice. He al«o desires to call attention to hfo stock or BOY’S AND YOUTH’S CLOTHING, wbioh will bo found or auporlor style and work manship. W. R. SYMONS, PC127 tf 17 Whitaker st. NOTICE. THE general Introductory Address or tbo regular Session of Lectures in Oglethorpe Medical College, will be delivered Tills (Monday) Evoning, at 7# o’clock, by Dr. J. W. Benson, l’rofos sor or Surgery. Tbe address being of a general char actor, ladies and cltlzeus generally are respectfully invited to attend. nov2-2t H. L, BYRD, Doan. NOTICE. T HE undersigned, Commissioners of tbo Ogechee Road, will recoive proposals for building a Brldgo across the Canal, known as the Dean Forest Brldgo. Materials to bo of the host quality. Ibe plan aud drawing can bo soon at tbo office of John S. Bowen, Civil-Surveyor, on Drayton street. Proposals will be received until 12 o’clock, M., or Novembor22nd. * , R. WAYNE. ) «3 E» C. ANDERSON, > fl nov3 E, BOUKQUINE. ) Q WANTED. A SITUATION as Cook in a first class hotel, by a young woman from New York, who has had several years experience in tbe capacity or a cook. Applications rccoivcd at this office for three days only. nov3-8l* BATH HOUSE. G ENTLEMEN wishing to subscribe by tho monf* “ * — cuooso will Saturday 8th or Nov. ^ . , clout number or subscriber* qbtalned by tbo above date tbe Bath Uouso will be closed till April uoxt. J. M. HAYWOOD, oct31-U11n8 Ageut. SNlLE.Miu'i wuauig w ■uuwjyiu«j ujr uju montb at One .Dollar, to Batbo when they to will please call In and give tbelr names until day 8tn of Nov. 8hou!d there not bo a suffl- aROODHIJDS, ctJO. R ECEIVED per steamer Alabama, and in store: 80 kegs extra Goaben Buttor, 60 boxos State Cheese, 20 do English Dairy Choose,' 16 boxes Pine Apple Chocso, 30 barrels choice Apples, 50 barrels extra Eating Potatoes, 25 BARBELS BED ONIONS. 29 BARRLLS YELLOW ONIONS, A barrel! Tomatoe., 2 BARBELS PEARS. 4 B0XK8 raw LEMONS, IS DO NEW BA1S1NS, 10 half boxes new Raisins, 10 quarter do do do, ALSO! 2 barrels extra Pig Hams, 2 barrels extra Pig Sides, _ 2 barrels extra Pig Shoulders, Dried BeeT, moked k Picklod Tongue*, Tongues, Corned Beef, Pork, Ac. For sale by R. H. WATSON A OO., oct28 No. 28 Whitaker street. T QNDON PORTER AC.—Just received 16 casks. Tor family use b; oct 23 1 ,y DAVID O , CONNOR, Coper Brongfiton! ’Bngrten- RAM* SHU' SjMKTHIRW D DRESS GOODS. Mrs FREELAND has opened aud wUl be receiving by stoamers through tho sea son, tbelatestand most fash- lohnablo stylos of FRENCH BONNETS, Klbbous.Flowors and Feath ors. Also a rich selection of Dress Trimmings, consist- ng Ribbons, fringed, Volvot Ribbons and Bugle La es, With a variety of Dross and Cloak Patterns | which tho Ladles or Savannah and vicinity aro so licited to call and oxamlne at No. 174 Broughton street, Upstairs. oct 21 N IRELY NEW mm~ and Splendid Stock or Paris aud New York millinery, M ISSES M. A. A C. WEBB, open tholr new Store at the Northwest corner Broughton and Bull streets on Thursday,23d October. oct2l VALUABLE RIC E PLANTATION FOR SALE, WITHIN TXX MILKS OP TUI OTT OT SAVANNAH. O N the first Tuesday in December next, will be sold before tho Court House In tbe olty of Sa vannah, the Plantation on the Savannah rivor, ten miles from the city, known as Mulberry Grove, be longing to the estate of tbe late Philip Ulmer, con taining six hundred and eighty-seven acres, of whloh there aro two hundred ncree of first quality tide rice land, and ona hundred and fifty-five acres under good banka and In a fine stale for cultiva tion. Also, seventy five cores of high land under cultivation. On the place are a good dwelling house, overseer’s house, barns, negro houses and other outbuildings, all in a good state of repair. Perseus deairing to purchase will call upon H. K, Harrison, Ex’r, who resides within four miles or the Grove, or Rllxa (Jlmer, Ex’trlx, who resides within two miles ortheflrove. Ter ms of sale made known on the day Tsole. Possession not given until the first of January . * H. K. HARRISON. Ex’or. Jyl7-td KIJZA ULMER, Ex’trlx. Tbe Charleston Mercury will publish one e a week until the day of solo. P UTNAM’S MAGAZINE FOR OCTOB by J. & CU8BEDGE, A SWAN & COs LOTTERIES) [AUTUOHIZKD UT TOM STATU OP ALABAMA.] ,000. TO -ME HAD FOR $10. loatljmi 3flilitart| 5ltnbsmq Inttnq CLASS J. To bo drawn lu tbe City of Montgomery. Alabama, iu public, on THUKSDAY, Novombor 18tb, 1868, ou tbo plan or SINGLE NUMBERS SAMUEL SWAN, Manager. . 30,000 Tickets Only!! Prises amounting to 200,000 Dollars! WUl bo distributed according to she following UNRIVALLED SCHEMEt 1 priso of 850,000 Is, l do do 20,000 is 1 do do. 1 do do I do do 1 do do do do 2 do do 20 do do 60 do do...... 76 do do 100 do do do do 20,000 is 10,000 Is 10,000 is. ... 6,000 is.. 2,600 Is i.ooo is 600 Is 300 Is 2001s 100 Is 00 Is 860,000 20,000 20,000 10,000 10,000 . 6,000 6,000 2,000 10,000 .6,000 15,000 10,000 7,600 4 prizes of 8400 approxlm’g to850,000are 1,600 pun ox tub LOTrear. 30,000 Numbers corresponding with those on tbe Ti kets are placed iu ono Whcol. Tho first 380 Prlsos are placoil In auothor Wheel. A number Is drawn from the Number Wbeol, aud ut tbe samo time a 1’rlzo is drawn from tbe olber wheel. Tbo Prize drawn Is placod against the uumber drawn. Hits oporatiuu is repeated unUI all tbo Prizes aro drawo out. APPROXIMATION PKJZEB. Tho two preceding and the IwoBuccoetllug Num bers to those drawing tbe first 200 prises will be ontitlod to tbe 800 Approximation Prizes, according to tbo Scheme. 1 In ordering Tickets encloso the money to our ad dress for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will bo forwarded by first mall. Tue List of Drawu Numbers aud Prizes will be scut to purchasers immediately after tbo draw ing. Orders for Tickets should bo sent in early. j89*Purchosers will please write tbelr signatures plain, and give their post office, county aud State. 49* Remember tbat ovory prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduction. 49" All prizes of 81,000 and under, paid Immedi ately after the drawing,—otlior prizos at the usual Umo of thirty days. All communications strictly confidential. Prize Tickets cashed or reuewed in other Tickets at either office. UrderH for Tickets can bo addressed oithor to S. SWAN k CO., Atlanta, Go., or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala., or 49* As tbo above is not an “odd and oveu num ber scheme,” uo Certificates of Packages can lie sold iu It. ootl4 fIGHT MONROE, New York. attentionTublio; THE ONLY tm MUSK.! EXCLUSIVE mm W.D. ZOO-BAUM & CO. T AKE tho opportunity to return thanks to their friends and tho public for tholr favors, and hope from strict attention to thdr buslucss, for con tinuation of tbelr patronage, aud would therefore respectfully ask the attoutiou of tho public to tbelr usually large stock or Piano Fortes; having added this season also, W. Knabor and G. Vogt’s Pianos, which for elasticity aud beauty of touch und grout power, can not bo surpassed. Also, on bund a largo assortment of Musical Merchandize, and a cholco collection of Homo aud Foreign Musio. T HE subscriber 1ms removed on tho Bay, uoxt door to tho Republican offico. whore ho Ib now opening a sp lendld assortment of Fall and W inter goods, which ho will sell by tbo pattern or make to order in tho most fashionable style ; also. Ready made Clothing from tho celebrated house of James Wilde, Jr,, & Co ..Now York. Thankful for past favors, he nopos by strict application to merrit a continunnco of tbo samo. N. B.—Cutting, Altering and Repairing dono at the shortest notice. Just received a lot of white and colored shirts. oct 30 JOHN W. KELLY. imissmi ssHikE. A LL PERSONS desirous of obtaining FRESH MILK* Morning and Evoning, are hereby noti fied tbat thoy can obtain tho Eamo at a reduced prico by calling at ray residence, No. 58 LIBERTY STREET. A. HARMON, oct 1—dim Office Charleston and Sav. R. 11. Co. \ Octoiier 10, I860, j r E Sovomb instalment of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARK UN THE STOCK subscribed to tbe Charleston aud Savannah Railroad, will bo duo ou Monday, tbe 10th of November. 1’uyiucut to bo made to tbo Treasurer, at tbe office of tbc Company In Charleston. Tho Suvunuuh subscribers Will pleoso pay to A. PORTER, Esq., President of tbe Bank of tbe State or Georgia, Savannah. By order ofthePrcsIdeut. O. F. HANCKKL, Treasurer, DARIEN, Oct. 27th, 1858. r S Co-partnership heretofore existing under the name or PARKHURST 6c ADAMS, Is dis solved by tbe death oi Mr. John R. Adams, all tboso Indebted to tho lato firm are repuosted to make immediate payment. Mr. Convcrs l’arkhurst, will attend to the settlement or tho alfairs of tho said firm. C. l’ARKHURSr. Republican copy. 3m oct 30 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA. Athens, October, 1G, 1850. RE-ORGANIZATIuN OF COLLEGE FACULTY On tue 10th of December next, tbo Trustees or this Institution will proceed to elect tbe following officers: Profossor of Bellos Leltros and Oratory “ “ Ancient Languages; “ “. Natural Sciences; « •• Mathematics'; •*' “ Nat. Philosophy and Chemistry Tutor or Mathematics; •t « Languages; And to appoint a President pro tom. Tbe Presidents Salary is 82600 per anu. Tbe salary’s of tbe Professors Is 82000 per an num. Persons elected will be expected to enter upon tbelr duties the 16th of January next. oct26 4w ASBUKY HULL, Sect’ry. sept 80 ; Marshall House ] BOOTS AND SHOES. A . RECEIVED by lato arrivals. Lady’s GA1< ■^TEKS. Gentlemen's Oxford T1£S. Gents and Boys’ GAITERS, uents Low Quartered, Calf and Patent Leather SHOES. Gentlemen’s Fine BOOTS. M. J. BUCKNER, odlO No. 71 and 162 Gibbon’s Building. 200 “ 300 “ 300 260 175 200 150 60 40 36 26 20 fHU,vw 20,000 are 1,800 30,000 aro 1,000 10,000 are 800 10,000 are 700 6,000 aro 600 2,600 are 480 1,000 are 320 600 are 2,600 300 aro6;000 200 aro 6,000 1,000 prizes amounting to 8200,000 PRICK OB TtOKSre. Whole Tickets 810; Halves 86; Quarters 82 60. HABVEa FOE NOVEMBER. H ARPER’S Now Monthly Magazine for Novem ber. Rocolvod aud for ealo by WARNOCK k DAVIS, oct24 160 Congress st* FfiEJSS FBUIT AND GBOOEBIES. PER BTKAMER AUGUSTA, AT Yhe Savannah Grocery & Fruit Depot. Q A BBLS. or tho Cbotcosto Eating Apples. O2 do Fino Quinces, 3 Frails Datos. 10 Boxes Lemons. New Figs, Layer aud Bunch Raisins, do Currauts, Citrons. «c., *c. NEW BUCKWHEAT AND RYE FLOUR. New No. 1 Mackerel, Salmon and Codfish 1 Crato Extra Bunch onlous. 1 do do Cabbages. Pigs Foot and Pigs Heads In Pickle. Bath Brick, Currie Powder. Sup. Sago Cbeoso, Corn Starch. Fresh Biscuit, fifteen different kinds. Stuart’s Syrup. ALSO RECEIVED, 30 Buucbos Bananas. 10000 Nassau and Havaua Oranges. All for sale on tho most reasonable terms, by ocL30 WM. II. FARRELL. UUNT’S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES. D ESIGNED Expressly for making Bags—and which is decidedly superior to any other machine for that purpose. Spool or skein thread can be used of anj drelred length, and which will not need to bo obi ogod until tho wholo is UBcd. Bag manauTacturen a tin and Flour merchants aie particular! invited tall aud examine U at 136 Con grcanstrect by tn»y26. MALFREDWEBSTER.Gen.Agt NEW FALL AN0 W1NTBK DRY GOODS. rflHE undorslgued liavo and ore now receiving X their stock or Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, To which they iuvllo tbo attention of their friends and customers, aud public generally, as they feel quito confident tbat they con offer such induco ments as will satisfy tbo closest buyers. Iu oui fino will be found a full supply of Planters* Goods, such as Kerseys, Blankets, Llnscys, Flanuois, Shootings, Shirtings, Cloths, Cassimores, with a good variety of other stylos. Faucy Dress Goods, such as rich, (all wool,) De Laincs. Worsted Plaids, Cashmeres, English and French Mcrinoes, Silks, black and colored. Also, Moiro Antique Silks, Em broideries, Mantillas, Cloaks, Dress Trimmings, &c., Ac,, all of which wo offer on liboral terms. Call and exnmluo al WKLAtf k WILLIAMS, oet 12 No. 149 Congress street mt gaac 50,000 ' Intpcrrlilml #oct28-eod3t Integrldad, Oobden, MULLER k MICHELS, cornor Bay and Lincoln streets. F RUIT, TURTLE, &c,—Tho cargo of the schr. British Queen, in throe days from Nassau, N. F., consisting or ORANGES, LEMONS, BANANAS, TURTLE, &c. For salo by YONGE & FRIERSON,. oct29-2t No, 94 toy street. ' GUNNY CLOTH. 1 K A Ro,,s heavy Gunny Cloth, lOU For sale by oct24—'lino J. W. LATHROP k CO. ASSIZE OF BBEAD. City Tmbascrkb’s Okpick, ) Savannah, 1st Nov., I860. J T HE average priceo or Flour the past mouth being Eight dollars per bbl, Bread muBt weigh as follows t 10 cent loaf must weigh 2)b 0 oz. 6 “ “ “ « 1ft ooz. 3 “ •» “ “ 9#- oz. JAMES 8. WILKIN8, uovl • City Treasurer. AfTUANY ALE; 6)A bbl3 Rcad A Bro’s, Albany Ale, “a superb dU\J or articlo,” landing per acbr Target, and for salo by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. Having made arrangements wtlb Messrs. Read k Rro’s., for ealo or their Albany Ale, shall be con stantly supplied, and offer tne same at lowest cash price. oo8l SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO BUCKWHEAT & MACKEREL. # bbls Fresh Buckwheat, 20 # do. 26 bozos do. 20 bbli New No. 3 Mackerel, 10 # do Large No. 1 do. 10 y % do Small No. 1 do< landing and for sale by oct 31 SC3ANTON, JOHNSTON k CO, 20 B ACON—24 bhds. primo tooon 8 primo Bacon Shoulders, landing * • Keystone State.” and for tale by ' om ' Keystone State,” sc-it28tr«et Bldefc 8 bhds- from steams 1 * 'AVUS COHEN. BRIGHAM, KELLY k CO. /TUNNY BAGGING—60 bales extra heavy Gun- UT uy Bagging, on board bark Indiana, from Bos ton, for salo to arrlvo. oct27 tr THK LADY’S GUIDE} mo PERFECT gootlllty, in manners, dress and X conversation, In tho Tamlly, In company, at tbe piano forto, tho lablo, in tbo street, and In gen tlemens society. Also a useful Instructor In letter writing* tollsl preparations, fancy needlework, millinery, dress making, oaro or wardrobe, tho hair, teeth, hands, •■l^-cowplexion, etc. by Emily Thomwell, author of “Hbrao cares mado easy.” For aals by WARNOCK k DAVIS. oct!8 168 Congress street. RHOADS df BOA'S. E XTRA prepared Mucilage for ofllco and general uso, being a substitute for Wafers, Scaling Wax, Gumarablc and all olber Inconvenient pre parations now in use, is always or good consistency, does not turn sour aud 1h ready lor use at any moment. For salo by WARNOCK k DA VIS. oet 18 169 Congresa street. B UTTER and CHEESE-Jusi receives per steam ship Florlua: 10 kegs cholco Goshen Butter. 10 boxes English Dairy Cheeso. K. H. WATSON “ For salo by oct 0 ... H. WATSON k 00. Corner Whitaker street, nnd Congress street tone; BEAL FBENOHEHBBOIDEBIES HENRY LATHRQF & CO. W OULD invite tho utlontiou of the Ladies to their very large and rich stock or iBTOimflonmreimnraqi Opened THIS DAY, embracing tbo following styles heal Thread, Houllon aud Multuso 8ET18 - “ French, Muslin audCambrlo . Mourning Betts, iu Book, Cambrio and Linen Cambric and Swiss. Edgings aud Inserllngs Embroidered, H.8. Bordered Hdktk Muslin and Cnmbrlo Banda * Misses Soils, iu great variety Intents’ Cape, trimmed. —AMO— Cblldrou’e Worsted Capes Opera Hoods, Tics, &c. Colored, 811k and Caabmore Scarfs, oct 6 -• FOR SALE. A LIKELY NEGRO WOMAN. GOOD COOK A N WASHER, AND PLAIN 1RONER AND SEAMSTRESS. For particulars onqulre at ibis office. oct 9 C ANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, &0— . 60 boxes Adumauiino Candles, star brand 60 do Beadoll’a 0 k B Tallow Candles 60 uo Colgate’s do do do loo do Smith’s It Buchan’s Family Soap 100 do Colgate’s uo. 1 and lb bar Soap 50 do do Palo do 60 do, Oswego Pearl Starch CO do Boadell’s do do 60 do Soda Biscuits 26 bbls Sugar do. hand mado 26 boxes ground Poppni’i X lb papers fin mala fliminmnit 60 mats CJuuumou. In storo and for solo by SCRANTON, OC21 JOHNSTON k CO. K ersey*?, plains .and twills—to pun TKH3.—Wo would respectfully cull tho all u- liuuuf tho Planters of Georgia and Carolina to tbo very complete and extensive assortment of tbe above Plantation Goods, aebloy’s Goods, or all de scriptions, boiug among tbo tot which are uow opened and for sale by oct 1 LADSON k ROGERS. S TUART’S REFINED k CLARIFIED SUGAR— 26 bbls Stuart’s orasUod Sugar 20 Uo do powdered do bOdo Uo A clarified do 60 do do B do do 60 do do G do do Iu storo and for sale by 0021 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO- IJUTTER & CHEESE— X) 26 keg cholco Uoshon Butter 60 boxes do do Cheese Landing por steamer and for sale by oc21 ECKANTON', JOHNSTON k CO. TbTEW BUCKWHEAT Just received per late nrrl- XI vals, uud for salo by J. D. JbBdE. Woct21 JMPURTKD L1QU- KS— 10 casks'»D <2 Co palo and dark Brandy 6 pipes Holland Uiu (Modes Swan) 6# do Madeira Wine. For sale by OC21 SC lANTtN, JlLNl'it N A U, P IG AND BALT HAMS AND SHOLDERS. Just re ceived 3 barrels Pig Hams and Shoulders, lOO.extra family smoked Hams and 3 bhds Shoul ders, also 8 cusks Sugar Cured Hams, which Twill sell for 12# ceuts por lb. oct 23 DAVID O’CONNOR, Corner Broughton k Draytou-st. KNIGHTS & THEIR DAYS, B Y DR. DORAN, author of “Table-frails,” &c. Tho Hills of the bliutcmuc, by Miss Warner, uutnor of “ Wldo, Wide World/’ &c. A Pilgrimage to El Modinab and Mcccab, by Lieut. Burton, of tbe Bombay Army, with map and llltua trutlons. Tho Humorous Poetry of tbo English Language, from Chaucer to tiaxo. LoriraerLlttlegood, toq., a ycung gentleman who wished to seo Lite, by timedley. ^Tblrd volume Irving’s Life of Washington—obeap Wood, Tborapewtio aud l’baruaoalogy—a uow work. Simpson's Obsturotrics—2 vote., complete. Young America’s Picture Gallery—70 Uluctra . bona. W. THORNE WILLIAMS, oct 0 QUNDRIM— D 26 bhds. P. It. Sugar 160 bbls. Stuart’s BoUned Sugar 100 kogs Soda TOO boxes Carb Soda lot) do Lemon Syrup 1000 # and # boxes Sardine* 100 coses Schnapps 100 M Imported hogars - 60 M American do Rocelvod and for salo by iMAIi! oct 16 MoMAIION k DOYLE. JpEACH BR/iNDY—1,000 gallons pure old Peach Brandy, for Bale by YOUNG k WYATT. B randy, gin, rum, &c- 2f bbls Domestic Brandy soptl7—2m QANDLES, STARCH, BOAP,Ac.-r 60 boxes fc'porm and Patent Sperm Candles 560 boxos and half boxes Pearl Starch 160 “ Colgate’s No. ISoap 60 *• Bcadcl, Smith k Colgate’s Family an Pale Soap 200 “ Adamantine and Tallow Candles 60 “ Pipes and Pipe Heads In store and for sale by oct 2 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON irCO. Brandy 20 # casks 4th proof Uo, twlgg hoops 25# do do do, do 60 bbls E Phelp’s Ryo Gin 60 do Luther Felton’s Boston Rum 75 do N. 0. Rectified Whiskey 20 # casks Malaga Wlno 60 bbls Old P&HGIn, la store aud for sale by oc21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k 00. 839 REWARD, ‘ AM Runaway, on tbo 2d instant, my negro man POMPEY. Ho 1s about (wenty.four years of ago; six feet high; stout built; not jQ^very dark complocted; bos a down look in nia countouance; bos a soar on tbo top or hia foot out with an axe. Ho was rslsod in North Garolil ns, Robeson county; and mar bo trying to make bis escape back. Any person bringing him to me or confining him in Jail so that I get him, I will na* tho above reward. * w C. W. CRAWFORD, „ , ooiquiu p.o., Montgomery county, Ga. BROUGHT TO JAIL. or light complexion, with a slight for the left years old.* 6 feet3 ^ lnCh#a he, * ht > about 26 The owner te requested to come forward, pay as tbe law directs. *'HENRY* OVERSTREET,** j!” Jalor. GODBY’S LADY’S BOOK F R November, Graham’s Illustrated Monthly for November Arthur’s HomeMagaslne for November, Potorson’s Ladies National llagazinofor Novem bor. Mrs Stephen’s New Monthly Magazine, for No vember.' Ballou’s Dollar Monthly for November, Received and for sale by WARNOCK* DAVIS, Booksellers and Stationers oel22 169 Oongressreet JUR—600 bbls. extra and superfine Flour, as • X sorted brands. ’ 600 sacks extra and superfine Flour, asa’d brands 160 quarter aacka double extra, 180 bbli, Goodletrllle double extra ®* * YOUNG k WYAW. GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE I^OR NOVEMBER—Received by X _ J, B. CUBBEDGE, Agent, 08*38 under the Marshall House, 60 boxes choice brands Tobaoce 26 chests Congor Oolong Tea 26 half cheats choice Green Tea , 26 bales Wrapping Twine Received and for sale by sept 28 McMAHON k DOYLE. H ERRINGB A POTATOES- T""" ' ' 76 boxes Smoked Herrings 60 bbls fine eating Potatoes Just received and for sale by <*tt SCBAOTON, JbHNSIOK * 00.'