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fiMFUHOM UD FOBMSHIM. moch etelnei on the cheetaVnil .boat file eyee
with frteklee, gray eyes, and a countenance,
Kimlfi"®
children call aing-aong: bb mahnci* arc un
commonly quiet and nwernd, if not awkwanl,
but when In company with Intimate Monde,
and whan Interacted in uuy object, ho wakes
up, and hb whole appearance greatly change*
At school and college Walker was moat taci
turn and studious i ho was particularly profl-
olentln mathematics and the exact sciences,
and on hb graduation at the University ot
Nashville, he went to Edinburgh, where he
went through the school or medicine, and af
terwards attended leoturcs on that science at
Paris, and then traveled over a considerable
ortlon of middle and Southern Europe. On
jb return to Nashville he found that neither
bb health nor hb temperament fitted him for
the life of a physician, and camo to thbeity
with the Intention or studying law and obtain
ing admittance to the bar. He pursued hb
studies for some time, and was admitted to
practice, but never, we think, mado any very
strenuous attempt to advance In the prolcsslon.
Shortly afterwards hebecumo connected with
the Crescent, and dovotod himself with groat
earnestness and leal to edltitorlal labors. The
experiment did not, however, prove so fortun
ate as he had expected, and he therefore gave
it up, and followed tho oxamploof many other
adventurous and ambitions spirits, by going to
California. In that Stats no was also ror a
wbilo connected with the press, and at the
period of the descent upon Sonora, which he
made with a handful of followers, he was, if
wehavonot been misinformed, again tryin)
bb luck at the bar. However ill-advbcd am
unfortunate that adventure may be regarded
by many, all will agree that, so far salts hsl-
toiy has transpired, Walker displayed Indomit
able nerve and herobm in the midst of the
sternest difficulties.
Under hb calm and unreserved exterior
Walker conceab tho rarest determination tuid
the moat unfiinchlng courage. He b, we are
inclined to think, slightly fanatical In hb views
when interested or resolved upon a matter,
and probably never thinks of concession to any
person, or under any clrcnmatanccs. Ho is
also strictly just and Impartial in his course,
and Uttlo given to making distinctions in his
treatment of those who offend against disci
pline. Inpreofofthb, we heard the otherday
from a most reliable source, that his own
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Savannah July 1, IBM.
d Journal
Set*.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Haw York Market.
Maw Tort, HoT.Ii.~Tho Harket exhlb>
Hs no now fottams, quotations steady, demand
Mr.
Bales for coo day 1000 bales.
Middling Orleana 10).
Corn Market.
Wxed oom quoted at 88 to 69 cento.
The Pol pit end the Stags.
Tho" Amluadab Sleek’s” and Rifle Beachera
who infeet many of our Northern Pulpits, and
who hava recently Indulged themselves in
theatrical demmebtionof their Southern breth.
ten and highly dramatio appeab for "Bleed,
tag Kansu" and “Free Niggers” an wont, in
Hassef political, qolct tovsntthelrwrathupon
tec Stags and Its votaries, and to hurl their
aaathsmuat thou,who, fTomataste for its
attneUons, or from other cause have seen fit
to axtond to It their patronage.
Professing to bo the followers of 'Him'
whose mission on earth was one of Love and
charity, they havo attempted to render mom
boiated than it already b—the poaltlon of
thoee who follow the walks of tho Drama and
to pradlct and insure for those of tho outside
world a safe ud speedy arrival at a well known
but nameless place, who ahall extend a helping
hand or a sympathetic foeliog to thb clast of
tho community.
Wbibt in common with others we regret the
abuaei to which the Stage hu been subject,
wa can nevertheless see much good to result
from lb teachings and can see no good reason
why hs who follows hb profession, carrying
srlthhlm the character and bearing of a gen-
Usman should not occupy u high—If not a
higher petition—than he. who desecrates tho
"Hook of Ood” with a traitors voice apd drags
tha holy garments of Boligion, though tho mire
and dirt of a political arena and drowns them
totha sinks of Fanaticism and Intolerance.
But recently the stage, through one of its
representatives, in a quiet way, hu set before
tkeae Pharisaical freedom ehrlekem a lesson
from which It would bo well for them to profit.
Whilst tha Bev. Klfle Beeoher and hb worthy
coadjutors have been raising funds to arm
brother against brother—exhorting from their
pulpib their flocks to vote for a man who
would destroy the government which protects
them! whilst they have been tablng the torch of
fluatlolam to Infirrbte tho minds of men and
to drive them away from the serious concents
of Ilfs, and have proved forgetful of the salva
tion of those under their charge, and recreant
to all tha Ugh duties imposed by their profes-
•km,—Hr. Fleming, an actor in Boston, a gen
tleman whose talents have adorned his profes
sion end exalted hbname, hu thrown aside
the "sock and boakln,” forsaken the tinsel and
mockery of mlmlo life, ahd devoted himself to
tho study of tho Scriptures. Schooled in tho
experiences of life, he will doubtless reflect
credit upon hb new profession, and exert a
wide ud beneficial Influence over hb fellow
mu; udwe can but say in conclusion, with
a eotemporary, that If the change should go
Cuther, we would be blessed with better preach-
eraud better actors.
John Minor Botta.
Since the election hu passed off, the Rich
mond papers have been amusing themselves by
•xooriating the above named politician and hb
"tafi.” The lut mentioned designation, b in
tended foracertain set of bangers on of tho
afennld Botta. Theysay in.Rlohmond, when,
ever he goes iato tho country to address the
people,that he always carries hb tail with him.
The Uehmond Examiner, received yesterday,
contains a scathing utlre Jnpon thb renonned
Statesman,ud hb “tail,” ud advises them to
Imitate the public menof Japan who happen
to Ml Into disgrace—According to that pa-
P9Te
“ When a Japanese mudarin finds that he
hbnael
ended, lnitead of going to tho country, as Eng
lish ministers do, or to lobbying ud pension
agencies, u American ptlitlelans out of em-
plopment, are in the habit or doing, ho obtains
{timladon of the emperor to commit suicide.
Thb permission b invariably granted, as the
emperor of Japu very properly docs not wish
hbBngdomtobo aCheluca Hospital for broken
down ud Invalid ex-mandarins. Clothed with
fall nower to kill himselt, the broken mandarin
Stuns to the bosom of lib family, Issues tick-
eta to a small circle of select Meads, entertains
them handsomely, gives a few parting Instruc
tions to bb afllloted family, takes leave of hb
Monde, seizes a long, aharp knife, very like an
.Arkansas tootsie*, inserts It in the region or
the umbilical cord, ud by a rapid upward Jerk
of tho right hud and am, rips himself op to
tbs hseaat bone ud rolb over dud on the
Boor. A certificate of tho demise of the do-
•used mandarin bthenwrittenonplnk paper,
signed by his friends, who constitute a sort ol
ooronsr’a Jon, and- forwarded to the emperor,
who officially announce tho herobm of the
dud mu and congratalates tho people of
Japu upon a custom which hu rendered
Japan bo free from the annoyances of discon
tented politicians u Ireland b ot frogs and
serpents. And u no Japanese polltlclu ever
adiralvee defeat, the people of Japan an for
tunately free from factious, hungry ud un
principled demagogues”
And richly doeethb mu deserve every thing
that can be said of him. Ho Mka about
foreigners. We had nther have twenty thousand
of the poorest ud most ignorant fonlgnera
that ever leaded from an emigrant ship, oven
If they could do til tho bum that hu been Hold
of them, thu one such pestilential traitor. Wo
hope sloeeratythat the Blcbmond papers will
sontlnos.Ud not leave a thread or fibre of him — “
to tell tha tab that the old Dominion ever bad
uhiu.
General William Walker.
We paroalve to muy of our exchangee, with
in the lut few days, an extract from a late
1 — sni..l .:lf_ aiJI_l.M._ an
hu drawn all net upon hlm. b about forty
nara of ago, and b a native of Alabama, and
giving aoma dettib u to hb early life ud edo-
oatlon which BF- 5
Tha writer of this article hu known Williem
Walker fromhb childhood, and hull there
t clear majority ol
^ Black
ItopublloftnuroM the mala toptcaof interest In
the oampalfn, and consider Fillmore as the
repreaentatWe of the former, and Fremont of
he tatter, it Is ouriona to note how completely
and overwhelmingly these isms Wave beea re*
joked hy the American people. Nearly two*
thirds of tho vote of the country has been cast
agalnBt both of them. The entire Fillmore aa
well aa the Buchanan vote purported to be an*
miatio to Black Republicanism, leaving the
jr with not much over one-third of tho vote
of tho oountry. On the other band, irthe Fre
mont vote la counted at antagonistic to Know
Nothlnglsm, and It Is added to the Buchanan
)to,as against the doctrines of that party,
how Nothingtsm is loft in a minority of lean
ion one-third of the popular vote. The 4 —
blended
brother, who held a commission, having been
guilty of an imprudence which disqualified
Him for duty at the moment, he ordered that
he should be reduced to the ranks, and his
commission forfeited, norwoald he recede from
his position, although strongly urged to
clemency by many or his leading and most
trusted officers.
The most serious error which Walker has
committed since he landed in Nicaragua, and
one whloh has unquestionably compromised
him to a considerable degree in the eyes oi
many who were willing ana desiruus to aid in
any steps which have for their object the set
tlement of affairs in Central America, in such
manner as will lend to the establishment of
order, and the prevention of European intrigue
against the interests of this country, bos been
the very objectionable character of several in
dividuals upon whom he has conferred respon
sible and conspicuous positions.
There was no excuse, for instance, for send
ing suoh a man aa Parker H. French os minister
to this country, nor for conferring high military
rank upon Scnessinger. He is now, however,
happily rid of both, and among the many brave
ana intelligent men who are flocking to join
his standard, he will no dobat find better ma
terial of which to make both colonels and pleni
potentiaries. That he will maintain his position
pins the motley host of mongrel natives and
[venturers Europeans with whom he will have
to contend, there can be no doubt. His great
ger would be from an invasion by French
or English forces, but that can scarcely occur
before he will be also prepared to resist it by
the large accession of strength which he will
receive by immigration from this country.—
Louuiana Courier.
Will Dkservkd Honors^- it is with great
pleasure that.we have learned that Langdon
Cheves, Jr. Esq., of South Carolina, and wm.
B. Hodgson, Esq., of Georgia,have beenadmitt
ed as honorary members or the American In
stitute of this city. These are well bestowed
oompliments.aud it is but rarely as the Institute
confers these honors,it must bo the more highly
appreciated. Among the last on whom this com
pliment was conferred was Henry Clay.
Messrs. Cbeeven and Hodgson are highly
honorable and eminent gentlemen of the South,
and greatly distinguished as agriculturalists.
We clip the the above from the New York
Daily News—and would say that the compli
ment has been bestowed upon a gentleman,
whose literary and scientific attainments rich
ly merited it. We refer to onr fellow citizen,
Wm. B. Hodgson, Esq.
Theatrical Spree^-A most extraordinary
feat.ia to be attempted on Thursday erening
next, by Messrs. Brougham and Jarret namely,
to play with the Bowery company in New
York and Philadelphia on the same night.
That it will be accomplished,barring accidents,
we have not the slightest doubt, for with two
such enterprising characters “ there is no such
word as fall.” A short piece will be played at
the Bowery, commencing at 7 P. M. The ex
cursionists will then proceed to Jersey City
and take a special train for Philadelphia, ar
riving there at half past ten. The burlesque of
Pocahontas will be played at the National,
and tho whole affair will terminate with a grand
banquet at the Girard Honse. Tho Company
will return to Now York by the half past-one
train. The tickets, entitling the holders to all
the privileges, cost $10 each, and only twenty
five arc to bo issued. They will be eagerly
purchased.
Death of Roubkt H. Dixon.—This gentle
man who was well kuowu in Georgia, died at
Rockbridge Alum Spring, Va., on the 2d
instant,In the 57th year of uis age. He’was for
many years actively engaged in the politics of
tho country, and frequently represented Talbot
County in the State Legislature.
His strong native sense and sound
made him a very efficient man in all that he
undertook. His integrity commanded the re
spect of all who know him—his candor, kind
ness and benevolence attached to him all with
whom he came in contact In him was ex
hibited one of those rare instances of a man
who was able so to temper ardor and firmness
with moderation and kindness, as in tho most
heated contest to colciliate his opponents with
out sacrificing his principles. Of all those
whoknew him,and they wero many, we think
there is not one to whom the tidings of his
death will not bring a feeling of sorrow ami re
gret.—Comer Stone.
The Pore Trade.—Tho slaughtering of
hogs will commence by tbo Now York City
packing houses in the the course of a few
weeks, when tho Journal of Commerce esti
mates that 200.000 will be killed. One firm,
Van Brunt & watrous, expect to kill 00,000,
or 1,000 per day. The Journal saysWo are
Informed by a gentleman who has Just re
turned from the west, that while there is no
scarcity of hogs, there is at this time no in
ducement |,to drive them forward; for while
five cents per lb., live weight, is given for
hogs in Chicago os at present, ana six and
three quarters in New York, the difference
leaves bat a small margin for . profit, after
paying for transportation and othi “
The Popalar Vote.
The returns from the different States are as
yet necessarily so imperfect that it is Impos
sible to form a very exact idea of the popular
vote. As soon as possible wo shall collect and
publish it complete, but in the mean time wo
wish to direct attention to several apparent
features of it.
Tlte Republican.! claim great credit for tho
rote they received. They boasted seme fetr
months ago of how badly they ■ would beat the
Democratic party, and spoke exultinglv of the
Immenae tide of popular sentiment that would
•weep Fremont Into the Presidential Chair.
They now boast because their defeat has not
been more overwhelming; but, ofter all, their
■trength la mere apparent than real.
They act out with the idea of combining and
consolidating the North in one unbroken pha
lanx. Yet with til their efforts tbelr candidate,
Fremont, has not obtalued half the votes or the
people of the non-alaveholdlng States, He la
In s minority In tho Union, we judge, of at
leasts million of votes, and although ho has
carried more States than Fillmore, he haa re
ceived la the nation at largo but comparatively
few, If any, more votes than the Utter.
Outside or New England, Michigan, Wiscon
sin, and perhaps lows, Fremont is In s decided
minority In even State in the Union. He lisa
a decldsd majority In but sight, including town
lead.
No. Inches
inuif are. uowevor, SO utouucu 111 U1« nununn
lUtes, that they cannot he telly separated
but, onough la known to clearly indicate thi
-JHRPL — * wo
ilended in the Northern
sot that tho Dcmocratio party, In oi.
Mth Black BepubllcanUm and Know Nothing-
Um, Is susUlned by the Intelligence and the
patriotism of an Immense majority ortho citi
zens of tho United States.
fretting In winter, one brol
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Aw In good condition—To thoae outride the
enclosed works, thu drain, flood-gates, embank
ments, have recently been pat in good order.
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4 Branches
12 8 loaves
12 Branches
4 Sleavs*
10 fileuvM
0 Branches
12 Bend
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12 Pps6&4ftig8
10 “0ft leug 1
Inches
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Slop (atea
Hydrant Banda
Seducing pipes
Hydrants
Broken Hydrant
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R. D.GUFRARD.
aupt. 8, w. w.
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNCIL.
Savannah, 13th November, 1850.
Council met. Present, His Honor Robert D.
Walker, Mayor pro tom.; Aldermen Allen,
Basinger. Champion, Cohen, Kelly, Posey, and
Arnold.
The minutes of tho lust meeting of Council
wore read and confirmed.
The Information and Flue Docket* wero read
and confirmed, except whoro appeals hud been
made.
Al’PKALH, AC.
Tho City of Savannah vs. Johu Williams—
Riotous and disorderly conduct in Bay street,
near J. Kelly’s boarding house, October 14th,
1850, at 24 P.M. Fined by his Honor the Mayor
$10. Appeal cutered. Geo. A. Gnrdau, Esq.,
appeared as couusel for defeudunt. Witnesses
sworu—For information, M. P. Little, M. P.
Broach, Wm» Reed, Wm. Dauiel, Jas. Kelly.
On motion of Alderman Arnold, seconded by
Alderman Cohen, the case was dismissed.
The City of Savannuh vs. Patrick Reilly—
Same offence. Fined by his Honor tho Mayor
$10. Georgo A. Gordou, Esq., appeared os
cousel for the defendant. Witnesses sworn-
for information, the sumo as in last ease; for
defendant. James Monnahan and Geo. Powers.
On motion of Aldermau Arnold the tine wt>*
reduced to five dollars.
The City of Savannah vs. A. Cordez—Drank
and threatening tho life of officer in discharge
of duty, 11:20V. M., Oct. 28th, 1850. Fined
$10 by his Honor tho Mayor. Appeal entered.
Witnesses sworn—lor information, F. P-Cou-
don, and M. P. Weedun; for defeudaus, John
Doyle, Johu Tanner, and Johu Wodier.
On motiou of Aldermun Arnold, seconded by
Alderman Cohen, the fine imposed by the Mayor
was confirmed.
The City of Savannah va. William P. Bowen,
Jr.—Drunk end disorderly iu the streets, and
abusive to officer iu the officer, 6} P. M., Nov.
0th. Continued by tho Mayor over to next
meeting of Council. Witness sworn—M. P.
Woods.
On motion of Alderman Champion, seconded
by Alderman Arnold, the defendant was lined
five dollars.
ORDINANCES.
An Ordinance entitled an ordinanedto amend
1 ordinance, now in force, regulating the
market; offered by Alderman Champion at the
last meeting as a substitute was again read and
amended, and referred to thu Market Commit
tee, to report at the next meeting of Council.
Th titi f H £T h T Lo i8, I
to pay Sim $25 for building a piattorm or stage
at the foot of West Broud street was read and
referred to the Committee on DockB and
Wharves.
ELECTIONS.
G. E. Be vans was unanimously elected a
Veuder Master—tho firm to be known os Cas
ein & Co., and store on the corner of Jefferson
street and Congress street Lane.
RESOLUTIONS READ AND ADOPTED.
By Alderman Cohen,seconded by Alderman
Basinger.
Resolved, that the three Aldermen, vis:
Messrs. Walker, Champion and Lacklison re
cently elected to vote the stock held by the
city, be, and either of them are hereby authriz-
ed and empowered to vote tho stock subscribed
by the city to the Atlantic and Gulf Road—
and if they be unable to attend at MUledgeville
that either of them may appoint a proxy.
By Alderman, Champion seconded by Alder
man Bitinger.
Resolved, that the stalls in the market be
plainly numbered and that such alterations
and arrangements be made as the Market Com
mittee may consider advisable.
By Alderman Basinger, seconded by Aider-
man Champion.
Whereas it is unadvisable to issue bonds to
a the subscription to tbo Atlantic ftGulf
road, as directed by the Ordinance, passed
at the last meeting of Council, if any other mode
of paying said subscription should present
Be it therefore resolved, that tho Mayor be
requested to delay prepaing and issuing said
bonds for the present.
By Alderman Arnold,
Resolved that the City Surveyor be requested
portions nut sold or leased.
By Alderman Clmnipiun,
Resolved, That the Marshal advertize the
Stalls in the Market according to Ordiuuuco
for sale, for one year from the first Wednesday
in Decern cer next.
MISCELLANEOUS HATTER.
The following communication was read and
confirmed.
Savannah, Nov. 13, 1850.
lo the Honurublo the Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Savannah.
Gcntlemeu—The Bund of Commissioners of
the Savannuh Water Works, have tho honor to
submit tho reports of tho Superintendent and
Engineer upou the condition of the works and
of tlie lands and property connected therewith
and of the Secretary upon the receipts and ex
penditures.
Vciy respectfully.
JAMES I*. SCREVEN, Char.
Savannah, Nov. 3, I860.
To Dr, J. P. Screven, Ch’n Com. Sav. W. W.,
Sir:—I have tho honor to submit tho follow
ing report of tho condition of the Works under
my charge:
Receiving Reservoirs.—The receiving res*
ervoirs are in good condition, with the excep
tion of some smuil cracks in the sides,
caused by thrust of earth, (and the arches of
No. 1 and 1, which will require a little repair.
Engine House,—The jar from tho pumps
having caused the wails to crack over the war-
dons, it was fouud necessary to brace them.
This has been eflcctnal, and no further trouble
is anticipated.
Pumps.—The pumps are in good ordeu. Nos. 1
and 2 working.quite efficiently—No. 3 not so
well. Upon taking charge of the Works I
found them vory much out of repair. Their
frames wero cracked iu several places; they
have been braced iu such* maimer as to muko
them probably stronger than they were before.
1 he Joint faces were corroded so that it was
found necessary to place thicker gum between
them. When wo received the joints they were
also so cut around the exhaust passages, by the
water beating through, that, not being able to
pluuo them olf, we had to insert pieces of brass
to make the faces true. They also worked
upon each other ut each reciprocating motion
ofthepistern. To remedy this, their bolts be*
lug rough and playing loosely in their holes
it was found necessary to ream the holes, ant
have nearly an entire new set of bolts turnet
and properly fitted to their places. No 3 never
worked so well as the others, from the day it
was delivered to the city, its highest speed be
ing 45 strokes per minute, and that difficult to
maintain regularly. We have improved it
somewhat, it being more regular in Its motions,
••***', ww euw wuuo nvift. Bill
Bcqucntly burning one third more fuel.
• Boilers.—The boilers are in good condi
tion. The pipes to their percussion guagei
have been renewed. The brick work namely,
tho foundations and furnaces, havo put na to
some expense. The furnaces bnrning out, and
the foundation wulls cracking from heat and
settelement. It is highly probable that we
will havo to take them one atattmoaud re
build them iutho course of the year. Their
Steam pipes have been covered with canvass.
Distributing Reservoirs.—The distribut
ing reservoir is in good order. Tho float has
required some little repairs and new cords.
Pipes, Stop Gates and Hyduants.—Tho
pipes stopgates and hydrants are in good con-
dition. There have been two small breaks in
pipes, one In six Inch main, Liberty Cor.,
West Broad Street, one in four Inch main, In
Br|an between Farm and West Broad street;
to 1st for. I860.
TO patdOflicora and Employees $4,6
“ “ For 148 tons or coal ],?
“ “ For 34M cords or wood 1
“ “ For oil, tallow, picking,
esment, leather, turnoaso 1
“ *• For emery paper, cotton yarn,
coal shovels, cotton ropo Ac,
•• “ For 1 bale ootton waste Ac.
Total expenditures $6,:
Add stock on baud 1st. Nov.
1866, $811-4,1
UBS STOCK ON HAND, 1ST MOV. I860.
Coal/etons 1
Cotton wasto
(HI, tallow, packing Ac. 8 (VT
Total
Havsnimh, Nov. 12th. 1856.
ouu4jaNEOUB and Fancy Books, such as
Minateres, Prttly Editions of the Poets, and
Annals for 1857, Ac., Ac*, ror saD by
uoul4 WARNOOK A DAVIB.
K.J. R* BEE, Sscy.
1855, to 1st noteriiir 1806.
Received and du|»osited with thu City Trea
surer, us pur fcchodtile N 00,246 60
Impended as per schedule A.... 600 78
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Excess or receipts 51,0!
In the ei|ieuditurA3 are included stock on
band In plp**s. branches, etc., for future
extena ona $ 588 63
'The coat of piling rlvor frout to
be placed to construction ac
count 813 50
Stock of uoul, o I, etc., on baud 128 67
' $1,030 90
R. J. It. BEE, Secrets
Savanuub, November 12lb, .16B8.
Amount of accounta passed $2,942 41. C
ell adjourned.
EDWARD G. WILSON,
Woman should bo Conclusive.
NifW ORK, August 2,18
49"Mrs. Into, of No. .‘2 Second street, bi
ing her child, about thr . < years old, to bo troi
with worms, purchas t oao bottle or Dr. M’l.
Celebrated Vermilug , proparod by Fleming I
charge u large number of worms.
mifogu. It will cure. The mouey will be refun
iu all cases where it docs not give satisfaction.
Fleming Bros., of Pittsburgh, Pa. Al
fugca In comparison are worthless.
None geuuiue without the aiguoturuof
[13]
funeral jJnoitation.
The Relatives and Friends of SAUJ.
and Zubly utrerts, This Afternoon, at 3 o’clock.
(Cnmmraiitl Sutrllipct.
Savannah Market, November 15.
COTTON—Thero was a good demand yostc
for the staple, aud holders are on tho reserve.
Uxporta,
LIVKRPOOl.—Ship Borneo-1,781 t
cotton, 2,100 sks wheat.
ST. JOHN’S, N. B.—Brig Lincoln
308 feetp p limber, 0,853 do lumber.
Port of Savannah...
...November 15
Arrived.
Beaufort, Ac. to J p Brooks
Stoamor Klim, Kconlor, Paraobucla. to
Raysor.
Judge King’s flat, from plantation, with 1
bus rough rice, to Haborsbum A Son.
Cleared.
Departed.
steamer .Swan, Johnston, Domoro’a Ferry.
Memoranda.
r»m, Savannah; bark Peter Domill, Hooy, d<
Witmluglon, Nov 12—Arr, uchr Amelia,
Jacksonville.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Passengers.
S1’ Mills, J Watson, Mrs How aud son, J Ho
Hiss Mount, Miss Wall, W T Jones, Dr Myers.
Receipts Per Central Railroad.
Nov. 14.—1348 bates cotton, 91 bozos oopi
ore, 100 bbls flour, 22 bbis dried fruit, 800 h r
Rabun A 8, aud others.
Consignees.
nor, Boston A VUlaionga, and others.
Neu> 2Uu>ertisement0.
SOB H4WKIHBVILLEJ
ft 1 T hn Hteamer OAK. Chpt. U
Jf£2gQB^.receivo what iroixht offers <1
Uuy, ut wniiuk’M wharf, andToavoas al
o'clock 'Ills evening.
nol5-lt J. W. LATHRoP
NOTICK •
Ut — 1
TO RRNT,
MM Btroot. at $300 each.
Apply to
nov12-2aw2w
IOPY1NG BOOKS, Letter Proves,
riopv
Vj Co
sale by
- - w
Cti\ Bbl* and boxes of Boston Crackers, Water P
OU Crackers, Oyster Crackers. Sugar Crack- K
Fancy Craoksrs, Soda Blsoult. Milk Blsoult, Egg 1
Biscuit, Maple and Wine Biscuits, fresh from TT- V
tus’a celebrated Bakery, Just recelvod by
novl4 . ’ J. D. JK8K.
S Bbls nsw Champagne Cld6r, 5 bbls now Buck-
O wheat, just received per bark Marla Morton, ^
and for sale hy uorU J, B. JESSE. “
TlB-a, FHNtj, FENB—A luge ae.l Mtn.cleo- o
XT lion or superior Steel Peua; also, Gold Pens Iu i
Gold and Silver oases, in groat varloty, for sain hy
novl4 WARVOCK it DAVIS.
UUANUF, GIN, HUU, to-
D 26 Ibis Domestic Brandy
20 w casks 4tU proor do, twigg hoops
26do do do. do
60 bbls E Phelp’s Kyn Gin
60 do Luther Folum’a Boston Rum
76 do N. 0. Rectified Whiskey
20 M casks Malaga Wlue
60 bbls Old PA HUIn,
In store and for sale by
0021 HURANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
CSTUART’S RKFINEU k VUKIFUO) SUGAR—
1 O 26 bbls Stuart’s crashed Sugar
20 do do powdered do
60do do A clarified do
60 do do B do do
60 do do C do do
In itoro and for sate by
0021 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON It CO*
; riANDUS, SOAP, STARCH, »c-
60 boxes Adaroantlno Candles, star brand
60 do Beadell’s 0 k 8 Tallow Candlee
“ 60 do Colgate’s do do du
100 do Smith’s It Buchan’s Family Soap
100 do Colgate's no. 1 and lb bur Heap
60 do do l’alo do
50 do Oswego Pearl Starch
60 do Boadoll’s do do
60 do Soda Biscuits
26 bbls Sugar do, hand made
26 boxos ground Popper, .‘4 lb papers
0 5o mate Cinnamon.
In store and for sale by
oc:l SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
TbUTlER AND CHEESE—Just rocoiveo per steam
Jj ship Florida:
10 kogs choice Goshen Butter.
10 boxes English Dairy Cheese.
For sale by R. U. WATSON It CO.
. Corner Whitaker street, aud
net U Congress street Luue.
A PPLES, GHEES’-', BUTTER, HAMS AND PO-
iL TATOES—
1 15 bbls Apples,
- 25 boxes cneeso,
*9 15 firkins Butter,
6 casks Hams,
50 bbls Potatoes,
Received per steamer and for salo by
uovi3 McMahon u doyia;.
A LE—60 bbls Taylor k Son’s Ale,
A. Received und for sale by
MoMAHON It DOYLE,
novlS Solo Agents.
fi)AA Reams Wrapping Papor,
. 4\J\J 75 bales do Twine,
Received aud lor sale by
novlS MoMAHON It DOYLE,
O^HEN BUTTER AND L'HEEfiE—20 keys Uo-
B VJT ehen Butter; 60 buxos do Ohoese; landing
from Btearaer and for salu by
septlT • S*'RANTON, .IOHNmTON It CO
Ci ARDINES, SARDINES—
. O &000 boxes, )i aud >4 boxes,
For sale by A. BON AUD,
u oot'20 corner of Bay aud Bull t-t.
* TJUTAlutS, *o.—-
i JT 50 bbls Mercer Potatoos
, 80 do Red and White Onious
*25 do Choice Apples,
Landing and for sale by
- oct22 HOLCOIIBF, JOHNSON 4 CO.
t fre BBL3.Nr»0lly; SOX casks Branflr; 76 bbl,
11 lOolbilOO bbl. BocttUoU U’uUkoy; lee bbl.,
■ hum. Lccelveda- d for salo by
oct 15 OMAHON It DOYLE.
d |7.^JUlt—60o bbla. . xtra ami superfine Floiir, os
X sorted brauds.
600sacksextranut! a>. t rflne Hour, a^’o brainls
110 quarter sacks double extra,
y 100 bbls, GoodletvUIo double extra
o' 2 YOUNG It WYAVT.
s A LE, POTATOES, Ac—
, JjL. 25 bb:s Taylor k Son’s Ala
60 bbls Potatoes
* 10 bbls Apples
Received and for adie by
nov4 MoMAHON k DOYLE.
OOAP, STARCH. Ac—
O 150 boxes Bcadel’s Family Foap
150 do Oulgolc’s do do
100 do Uo Palo do
160 do do No 1 do
100 do Castile do
16 do Assorted Toilet do,
" Received and for sale by
i- nov4 McMAHON k DOYLE.
r - -DUITER 4 CHKKSE—
d Jj 26 kegs Choice Goshen Butter,
50 boxes English Dairy Cheese,
fg 100 do Choice Goshen do, whlti-,
landing per steamer and fo» salo by
ool24 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
1 a* ‘MFiSTIC LIQUORS—
SJ 250 barrels Ohio Rectified Whiskey,
100 du likes Magnolia do.
iy 120 do E. Pholps’s Gin.
, a 25 do Conn. River P. It H Rye Gin.
10 20 do Brandy.
at 35 quar and eighth casks Twigg Hoop’d 4th pr.
at 20 do do Magonolia Wine.
76 barrels Ohio Mouongahela Whiskey.
20 do Gibsons Mountain do.
16 do Bon Russells Necter do.
, 6 do Gibsons old Family Noutar Whiskey
te 40 Jo B'bllo RectiUcd do.
6 Uo Old Kentucky Bourbon do.
j 40 do and puncheons Georgia Peach Brand
’ 10 do Virginia Applo do.
In store and for sale by
- tep 18 WEBSTER It PALMES.
CJOAP, STARCH, SUGAR, SYRUP, Itc., lie.—
O 600 boxes Family Palo and No. 1 Soap
— 160 t razor’f Beadle anti Oswego Starch
5 100 bbls. Stewurt’s Clarified Sugar
60 dozou Lemon Syrup
3 60 boxes super Carbon Soda
Reccivc4 and for salo by
^ sept 28 MoMAHON k DOYIiE.
T)ICKLE3, PIPES, PAPER, PEPPER-
lx X 76 boxes llckl s, >4 and X gallon jars
600 gross Engllosh Pines
C 260 “ Pipe Heads
600 roams Wrapping Paper
00 100 boxes fresh ground pare Pepper.
Received and for sule by
sopt28 McMAHON It DOYLE,
. mOBACOO, TEA. TW1NE—
& X 60 boxes choice brands Tobacco
... 26 chests Cougor Oolong Tea
" 26 half chests choice Grcou Tea
26 bales Wrapping Twine
Received and for sale by
aopt'28 MoMAHON It DOYLE.
-QUUKWHEAT-
JJ 25 half bbls Now Buckwheat,
60 quar do do do
Kn 6u eighth do do do
e Landing and for sale by
lf ; nov4 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON It 00.
. TTERR1NG8 k POTATOES-
’ XI 76 boxes Smoked Herrings
60 bbls lino eating Potatoes
Just recoivcd and for sale by
it- oc21 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON It 09.
TTIRUIT. TURrLE. '&o.—The cargo oT the sohr.
X British Queen, in throe days from Nassau, N.
P., consisting or
- ORANGES,
it, LEMONS,
M BANANAS,
or TURTLE, ko.
For sale by YONGE It FR1ERBON,
oct29-2t No. 94 Bay street.
T71L0UR AND MEAL.
er X 600 sacks Ctrmlchacl’s Superfine Flour:
•a, 76barrpls Extra Flour
gs 60 sooks Corn Meal Diploma.
It In store and fort sale by
-0, ool20 WEBSTER It PALMES.
k* mOBAOCO.—Two hundred and fifty boxes Grant
i« X * William’s Tobacco, 6’h and 8’s;
0 400 boxes assorted brands, pounds 3’s. 6’s 8’s,
■ 10’s and 32’s:
20 M boxes People’s and Rose Twist Fancy;
40 kegs oxtra Twist and Pancake;
Also, Virgin Learann Palmetto;
. 26 boxes Fine Cut Smoking and Chewing do,
y- In storo aud for tale by
oct26 WEB&TER k PA1MES.
TM PORTED LIQUORS—
X 10 casks 0 D It Co pale and dark Brandy
6 pipes Holland Giu (Medea Swan)
6* do Madeira Wine.
For rale by
™ 00-41 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 00.
6 /CODFISH, Potatoes, Itc,
v 20 quintals Codfish.
60 bbU. Mo.cer 1*0101008.
— 100 boxes Herrings. v
In store snd for sa.o by
, h oet'27 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON It CO.
th Tlff’ACKEREL.—20 baffharrols medium sixs No.
er -LVX 2 Mackerel.
26 quarter barrels large, No. 1.
25 Kill's largo No. 1 Mackerel.
In Btore and for salo by
es 00127 HOLCOMBE. JOHNSON It CO.
I^HOICE BUTTER.—16 kegs choice Butter Just re
V ceived and for sale by
OOt -22 YQUNG k FRIERSON,
W llay-s
0, jjAY-reora.-
OHARTKHOAK FJfiB AND MARINE
Insurance Company,
mtAIMPIgQDlBaDp OKBSyffo
Capital
DIRXCTORH/
Ralph oillett, Almijto W Blrge,
UarwUal Hudson* Charles Mjh
“arehsm Oris wold, U K W Welch,
SMH&. IWra*
Soo Oreu, j B Ru.Mll,
liil.Bi W llOUKU, AROIII.ll,
BUOtborn.
RALI’H GUiLETT, I'rclilfHt
Ju. H. m-KiUce, HtT.'y
The eubtoriber htvleg boon ejpoleteJ
,000.
HAD FOR |I0.
(XtlB-tf
A. WILBUR, Agout,
111 Bqy at, noxt to News office
13
UCKWHEAT of tho best quality,
HUOKED SALMON'.
ANCHOVIES, CODFISH,
Mackerel, No l, In KUs,
Salmon, do do,
Pit) HAHN, small size,
do BHt.ULDKKP, dodo,
Canadian Oat Meal,
Extra Quality In small bags,
FRKNCI1 BRANS,
20 bbls handsome TABLE APPLES aud COOK-
NG do,
r> 130XE8 L14MONS,
HEW PIGS, FBUHES AHD DATES,
FRESH BISCUITS, in 16 varieties, some entirely
jdw; together with a good supply oT 8taplo Groce
ries, per etoumer* Knoxville and Augusta, for sale
by WM. H FAUKEi.L,
Savannah Grocery and Fruit Depot,
uovi2 corner Broughton & Whitaker its.
CLASS J.
To be drawn in the City of Montgomery. Alabama
in public, on THURSDAY, Nnvcmbor I8tb, lBfio'
ontheplanof
SINGLE NUMBERS
gAMCEL 8WAN, Menojjtr.
30,000 * Ticket e Only! |
Prises amounting to
200,000 Dollars!
Wlll.be distributed according to Him following
UNRIVALLED SCHEME!
WHITE SATIN ft KID SLIPPERS.
K ECE1VED by late arrivals-
Ladies White .r'atin Slip|»ers,
do do Kill do
Misses Bluck Gaiters aud Morocco Boots,
ijtdies l’olka aud Jenuy Lind Boots.
M. J. BUCKNER,
nov0 No. 7Land 162 Gibbon’s Range.
GO a PABTNEB8HIPNOTIGE.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formd a co-
X panuursbip, unde- tbo uanio of LAWTON k
BASINGER, for (be practice of Jiiw in all Us
branches.
Ofiloo on tho Buy—next door East of City Hotel.
A. It. LAWTON,
uovl-lw WM. S. BASINGER.
ASSIZE OF BREAD.
Citt Tkkasokkh's Offics, )
Savannah, 1st Nov., 1860. j
T HE averugo pricec or Flour the past month
being Eight dollars por bbl, Broad must weigh
a- follows 1
iu cent loaf ntnst weigh 2 lb 0 ox.
5 “ “ “ “ lffiOoz.
3 “ •* “ UKcz.
JAMES 8. WILKINS,
uovl CUy Treasurer.
FRESH FRUIT AND GROCERIES.
PKR HTEAMER AUGUSTA, AT
The Savannah Grocery & Frolt Depot.
QA BBLS. ef tho Choicest Eating Apples.
Uv 2 do Flue Quinces, 3 Fra is Dales.
l'i Boxes Lmnous. New Figs, Ltyer aud Bunch
Raisins, do Currants, Citrons Am., c.
NEW BUCKWHEAT AND HYE FLOUR.
Now Sjn. 1 Mackerel, Salmon and Codfish.
1 Crate Extra BuuohOnions.
1 do do Cabbuges.
Pigs Feet and Pigs Heads in l'icklo.
But! 1 Brick. Currie Powder.
Sup. Sago Chceso,
Corn Starch.
Krunh Biscuit, flfiueu dtlforeul kinds.
Stuart’s Syrup
ALSO RECEIVED,
30 Bunches j-uuanos.
10J0U Nassau uud Havana Granges.
All for sale on tho most reasonable terms, by
oct30 WM. H. FARRELL.
H HARPEK FOR NOVEMBER.
ARPbK’s Now Monthly Magazine for Novem
her. Received and for sale' by
WAltNOCK k DAVIS,
oot24 169 Congi ran st-
ladies furs.
J UcT ltKPEIVEi:—A large uud varied lot or LA-
I'IKS FURS, consisting i.f the following Myles:
Victoria Pelerines,
Sliver Martin Viutorines,
British Sable do
Genet do
liu’n Filth Martin do
Belgian Genet LuilV,
Lynx do
British and French Subic Culls,
Swan Trimming, fco., by
octOO HENRY LATHROP & CO.
_ HOSIERY, GLOVES, ftC.
TyECLlVhD j"-r late arrivals—
XV I a-.lles Black and White 8-lk Hose,
di» i'i* Haw do d-
Bl ick Burmese Wut-1 do
da Aruuriau end Cashiuerh do
W dtu, Slate, Brown aud Blsck (.niton Hose.
Ala -, a full a u Ki.rnu(iut of
Alexandres Kid Gloves,
Co'd and Black ?hk do
,dn Cashmere do
Ladies Muriuo Vests,
do -Ilk do, by
0Ct26 HENRY LATHROP A*CO.
OUNNY CLOTH.
1 Kfh Bulla heavy Gunny Oieth,
iOU Fort-ale hy
oct24—lmo J. W. LATHROP It CO.
COFFKB, SUGARS dt TEAS.
Bags Prime Green Rio CoUhe
100 do Fair do do do
50 mats Old Government Java do
76 bagsl.aguira do
10 hlids Chaleo St Croix Sugar
10 do do P. K, du
‘20 hair chests Uno Hyson Tea
6. 16 lb caddies extra flue do do
*2U hsirnbestfi lino Black Tos, >4 lb papers
16 do do do Oolong Black Tea, tin foils
50 cuddies ‘ Xtra flue Oolong Black Tea, Olbs-
uiifet received and for salo by
OC21 .SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO-
BUCKWHEAT & MACKEREL.
bbls Fresh Buckwheat,
iSVJ -.0 >4' do.
'26 bozus do,
20 bbH New No. 3 Mackerel,
10 >4 do large No. 1 do.
IU >4 uo .-mall No. 1 do.
landing aud for sale hy
oct 31 SCSANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
50,000 k;
7 Integrldad,
hd(
FOR SALE.
SHUARS of the favorite brands ,
Cohili
MU1J.EK k MICHELS,
cornor Bay and Lincoln streets.
NEItCJO SHOES.
G EORGIA mado Bmgaus, for salo by.
M. J. BUCKNER,
71ft 152 Gibbons’ Building.
oct 18
CANDLES.
S PERM ACETTI, Adamantine and Tallow or various
brands; Soap of various brands, Iroto 6, 8, 10
and 12 cents. Chemical Soda Soap 10 cents; Wo
man’s Friend 10 conts. Call and oxamino at
BARRON'S
Family Grocory,
sep20 Whitaker aud Charltoit-streot*
DICKEN'S HOUSEHOLD WORDS
F OR NOVEMBER—
Reueived uud for salo by
uovfl WARNOOK k DAVIS.
GROCERIES.
0/1 Bbls No. Prime Leaf lard
M\J 100 Boxes Scaled Herrings
10j do White Goshen Cheese
60 boxes Kuglisb Dairy “
2 hhds Codfish
‘25 kegs choice Goshen Butter
75 boxes Beadoll's 6k 8 Tallow Candles
* 60 boxes Colgatcs (Oriental) “
60 dozen Brooms
60 “ painted Buckets
60 boxes new RaisiuB
76 “ imported Negro Pipes
25 bbls hand made Sugar Crackers
26 “ Butter and Soda “
60 soda “
100 boxes Oswego and Beudull’s Pearl Starch
100 “ Smith k Buchan's Family Soap
76 “ Colgate's lb Bnr “
60 « “Palo “
60 boxes Grant A William’s 6 A 8 Tobacco
For sale by
t^RANrON, JOHNSTON k CO
oct 24
B RANDIES, WINK8, Ac.—
6 half pipes Pale otard nupuy A Co’s. Bran
dy, 1852.
6 half pipes do do du do 1864,
7 qr casks 1 >ld Joan Louis Cognac do,
6 halfpipes Bazoruc do,
25 qr casks Port Wine,
26 qr do Malaga do,
10 qr do Madelrautnd Sherry Wines,
10 pipes Holland Gin,
60 baskets Hoidseik Champagne,
•26 do Hungarian Lion do, ■
60 bbls X, X X. X X X, aud Extra Monouga-
hela Whiskey,
160 bbla Domestic Liquors, assorted. For sale
J. V. CONNERAT,
oct 28 No. 162 Bay -street.
CtUNbiUBS-
0 *6 hhds. P. R. Hugar
150 bbls. Muart’a Refined Sugar
lw kegs 8oda
lou boxes Carb 8oda
1(H- do Lemou Syrup
10 K) >4 and X boxes Sardines
1 0 cases Schnapps
loo M Imported 8eg*r*
6it M American o
Roooived and for sale by
oot!6 McMAHON * boYU.
I prize or.
1 do do
1 do do
I do do..♦
1 do do
1 do do
2 do do
2 do do
20 do do
60 do do
76 do do
100 do do
126 do do....
$6u,noo u
20,000
‘20, QUO is
10,000 is
10,000 lb. ..
6,000 Is..
•2,600 Is
1,000 Is.
600 Is
300 is
‘200 U
100 Is
is.,
460,000
‘20,0101
SO,ODD
10,00,1
10,1100
• t.we
0,000
s,oo«
10,000
.6,1-nu
15.000
10.000
',600
4 prixes of»400 approxlm'g to$60,000arc l’ooy
4
4 “
IV.
4 “
8 “
8 «
80 “
200 •»
800
1,000 prizes amounting lo..
300
260
170
200
16o
60
40
20,000 arc l’uoij
80,000 are 1,000
10,000 are 800
10,000 are 700
6,000 are COO
2,600 ore 480
1,000 are ggu
600 are 2,600
800 arc 5;000
200 arc 0,0(0
woo.oon
PRICK OP TlCliCTfi,
Whole Tlcketa 810; Halves tr5; Quarfors h'l 50,
PUN OP THE LOTTKKV.
30,000 Numbors correspoudlng with tho&eon il.o
Tlcketa are placed in one Wheel The lirst 88u
Prizes are placed in another Wheel. A number 1,
drawn from the Number Wheel, and at the tamo
time a Prize is drawn from tbc other wheel. The
Prixo drawn is placed against the numbor urawm
This operation Is ropeatod until all the Prizes are
drawn out.
APPJIOXUUT1U.V PRIZES,
The two precodtng and tho two succeeding Sum.
bers to thoso drawing the hret 200 prize- will be
entitled to tho 800 Approximation Prizes, »• cording
to tho Scheme.
In ordering Tickets eucloso the money to our ad-
dress for tho Tickets ordeied, on receipt of whi.-h
they will bo forwarded by llrel mall.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers immediately aft or the dr,.w-
Orders for Tickets should he sent In early.
^■Purchasers will please write their fdgnaiuivi
plain, and givo their post ollice, county and Slat-.
j$3T Remember that every prize is drawn, aid
payable In full without deduction.
jW Allprizes of $1,000 and under, paid imtnmii-
ately after the drawing,—other prize* at the usual
time of thirty days.
A11 communications strictly conlldentini.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tick* 0
at either olBco.
Orders for Tickets can bo addressed either to
8. SWAN A CO., Atlanta, Ga„ or
8. 8WAN, Montgomary, Alu., uud
- Box 82, Savannah P O
tSf As the above is not an “odd and even num
ber scheme,” no Certificates of Packages can be
sold in it. • ci 14
SOUTHERN LOTTE KY
ON THE HAVANA PLAN 1
PRIZES OUARA TiED I
109,000 Dollars—19,000 Numbers Only]
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY
LOTTERY.
■T AUTHORITY UP THK STATE OP (OolUiU,
CLA&ti 8.
To be dtawu November 15, 185-j. at Concert Halt,
Macon, Ga., under tho swum supcrintendcnct-ot
Col. George n. lx>gau and J;h. a. Nishct,
Remember this Lottery lies only fifteen
thousand numbers—css than any l ottery in tlm
world, thereiore It is the best for investment. Ex
amine the Scheme 1
SCIlr-ME.
1 prize of $16,063
1
1
4 *• of $1,000 are
6 •* of 600 are
80 “ of 100 are
1,600 “ of 4unie
APPROXlil.MIOX PEI7.KS.
•20 approxituallons orgiounr”...
fio “ “ 6uure...
60 « - ‘20 nre...
6.000
. *2,000
, 4,000
, *2,600
8,000
00,000
,.82,000
.. ‘-'.60:)
.. 1,000
..*102, Of
1,712 prixes tmonnlitn: t >. ■
Tickets $10—Halve? $5—Quarter.* 12.60.
Prizes payable without dt-ducunn.
The l,6oo Prizes of 840 are determined by tha
last figure of tho umnnn*thut draws the Upital
Prize of $15,000. The Capital Prize will, cl com se,
end with ouo of tho figures—1 *2, 8.4, 6,0,7, B, ft,
0. Thoso Whole Ticket* ending with ihirarro
figure os the last In the Capt • will be eni t’.od to
$40. Halves aud Q uirteis iu prepi-rliun.
43* Persons sending money hy mail need no
fear its being lost. Order* punctually attended to
Communications confidential. Bank notes of sound
banks taken at i»ur.
J03-Those wishing particului numbers should
order immediately. .
Address JAMES F. WINTER, ilorniger.
oct 10 Macun, Ga
DR, KANE’S
A RGUG EXPLORATION Hi O0J, ’4 Mild ’6, llltlS-
trHtid witli upward-* of fiouengravingri.
Westward Empire, or tho Great Drama ol Humsu
Progress; by EL Magoon
The O’Briens uud tho o’Elakertys; by Lady Mor
gan; annotated by HSnclton Mackenzie; 2 vols.
Yoikom’s History of Texas; 2 vols.
American Poulterer’s Companion; hy C N Be-
ment, with 1*20 ilhr-iiutloua.
A Child’s History uf Rome: by .1 Bounor.
The United Annual Digo -t of Decisions In the Su
preme, Circuit aud Dls’ilct Courts.
ALfeO :
Gold Pous Iu great variety.
novl‘2 W. i HORNE WILUAVS
Companion to ‘‘Dick Tarleton.”
M ARION HARLAND, or Lessons of Life; com
plete; price 53 cents; by J Fredct Ick Smith,
The Pictorial Adventures of Margaret Catebpo'e,
the great Amortcan Horse Thier
ALSO,
Putnam’s Mouthly for November.
Knickerbocker Magazine for November.
Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine lor November.
Household Words for November.
Frank Lesllo’s Gazette or Fashions for Novem
ber. Received and for ealu by
WAKNGCK k DAVIS,
novl2 159 Congress street.
TIME BOOKS.
W EEKLY AND MONTHLY TIME BOOKS;
Bank cheeks; Portmonmos uud Pocket Book*;
Bill hea l Boxes, It'll Files;
Note Paper; Visiting and Playing Cards;
Band Boxes; Calendars; Paper Cutlers;
Marking Ink, Carmine Ink, Inkstands;
Perforated Board, Porte Board, Tia-tio Taper.
J. B. CUBUEIN.E. Agent.
nov7 - under the Marshall Hou**.
Family mules.
F iMILY BIBLE-, of varlmm qtiuliH*-; Tinker
Pocket liihlcfe: Prayer Houks, A<- Ac. f»r
salo by J. 11. CrifflFDGK, Agen',
nov7 under the Mur.-lih l House.
GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK
F R November,
Graham’s Illustrated Mo tbly for November,
Arthur’s Home Magazine Tor November,
Peterson’s Ladies Nationul Magazine for Novem
ber.
Mrs Stephen’s Now Monthly Magazine, tor No
vember.
Ballou’s Dollar Monthly for November,
Received o»id for salo by
WARNOOK k DAVIS,
Boe.ksetiers and S'atiuuers
oct 22 169 Cnngrc.<i»rcft
a ROCERlES,—160 Bbls A U k C Sugar:
25 llhdri N O k P It Sugar ;
•Trti Sacks Rio Coffee, all grades ;
Uu Boxes Colgatea No. 1 Palo aud'.Faim
Soap.
10U Boxu- No. 1 do;
‘2nd do Adamantine (hndles;
50 no Sperm;
loo do starch;
100 du Tobacco.
For Ml. by 1M1 OERS XOHRLS *» 0.
novfl
H ICKORY NUTS. Poc-iu Nu\3, Brazil Nuts, A
luoada, of all kituh, received por stMtoe
mid for sale by J. H. JESSE.
oct2i
■ijFoinbB-l "deice"CANE3. a-nortcd,
this day per steamer, and for sale luw by
U. II. UBIFF1N, 1
Successor to Iato M. Eastman,
oct 7 corner Bryan andWHtake* »ta.
mEA, COMEE AND PEPPER—
X 20 half ohosts Black Tea,
50 do do Green Tea,
160 caddies 2,4 and 0 lb Black Tea,
160 do 2 and 4 lbGrecu r e»,
l&u sacks Green Rio Coffee,
71 boxes Fresh Ground Coffee,
lot) do do do Pepper,
.ft bags Whole Popper,
“A" 4 b ’ KcfiiBoM a ront.