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Dally. Trt-Wtvktyr awl Weakly. r ' " 1 j I..—.- a OflcUl Paper of the City ud County «vB.HItTON&CO. raorsnfou axd publishers. B. B. UTOB, - - %• p. habutos, ■ . - . • . Bditor, - AMlrtMt Editor imon Moiunau, *ar.», iuo. latamnin Prteea of SaTannak Paper. Wp comma aadenundiat, lb* proprietor* M l publishers <4 Um three p*{*r* faroed la Hivannab, luv* adept*! Um following Mlf.rtn rales of »ob- •criptiow, to UK* effect IBM day: 0*0/ Paper, ptr ton eta, la advance... Ttt-W**fciy Weekly, Mil* oopp, la advance Weekly, hr# eoplce, to «o* address... Weekly, *«fal “ “ Weekly, wm “ Weekly, twenty •• •* When aat mU4 within one month from the time st stibecrieMf lb* char** for ib* Daily w>U bt teten dollar*, an for the Tri-Weekl y jlee. TB* Vmij will be Met cal y to tbow wbo pay la ..14 00 ! .. 4 00 .. 3 00 ... I 00 .10 00 ...12 00 ...» « The paper vtil lararubly be dfacontined upon tBa expiration of the time for which it ha* beea paid. The above retos to take offset from and after this t*U SNEED 4 SIMS, Republican, H. B. HILTON k CO.. Ueurgian & Journal THOMPSON k WITH!.Ml TUN, Sent. Seranoab lily 1, 1 &A« BY T15 i J£C r R API!. The Vote of Alabama. AuotSTA, Nov. 21. The following Is the official statement of the vote of Alabama. Buchanan 46,C37 Fillmore 23,652 Buchanan's majority 19,035 lew TarbMarket. Nov. 21,—Speculators have ttrday taken 700 bales. Middling Uplands Ilf. Floor market U slightly easier. Wheat advanced irom 1 to 2 cent*. Sterling Exchange is firm. Pin In SI. Louie—Los* of Half a 9111* lion. St. Louis, Nov. 20.—A Are occurred to-day in this city, by which the block of buildings between ths Market and Walnut Levee was bunt. The lora amounts to half a million of dollar*. The tnpren : Court and the Right of Secession. From an article of the New York Evening Port it would seem that the Judges of the U. E- Supreme Court have taken it into their wise noddles to declare against the right ot secession- That they shoald be strongly in favor of the perpetuation of the government to which they owe their living is reasonable enough. And far be It from os to set op our poor judgment in opposition to the profound learning which adorns that Ulostrioas bench. Still, when they assert “that anything which may be done unauthorized by it (the Constitution) is unlawful,”we hare to confess our amazement We had not before supposed that the people or the States had to go to the Constitution for permission to do or not to do. We had been weak enough to imagine that the “States" or the “people" had the right to do, Constitutionally, even, whatever the Constitution does not expressly forbid their doing. We had been foolish enough to think that “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Consti tution pur prohibited by it to the States, art re* served to the States respectively, or to the peo ple? and that “The enumeration in the Consti tution of eertain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people." (See 10th and 9tb articles in amend ment of the Constitution.) And as the right of secession had been no where delegated (or relinquished) to the United States by the Con. etitutum, we bad taken it for granted that tu&t right>till remained with the States. So foolish wen we! Batit matters very little what may be the dictum of federal Judges of the Federal Court, as to the right of secession, w hen any of the States, the creators of that Court, see tit to ex ercise that right,they will not goto their crea ture ! tor the permission so to do. The Abolition Evening Post chuckles con. aiderably over this “first judicial declaration which the Supreme Court has ever made against what tho Nullifies term the sovereign and unalienable right of secession." According to the Post— The members of the court who united in denying the right of secession, and hold that secMtion is practically revolution, were Roger B. Taney, of Maryland, the Chief Justice of theCoort, John McLean, of Ohio, James M. Wayne,of Georgia, Samuel Nelson, of New Tork, Robert 0, Grier, of Pennsylvania, and Benjamin R. Curtis, of Massachusetts, associate justices. Seven to three—two from the slave States and four from the free States. The dis sentients are all from the slave States—Camp bell, as we have already stated, from Alabama, Daniel, from Virginia, and Catron, from Ten nessee. Mon. John C. Larue, ex-Judge of tho First District Court of New Orleans died suddenly, last Sunday afternoon of palpitation of the heart. American PoctTOwa Gobpaxiov—A Practical Treatise on tbs Breeding, Rearing, and General Management of various Spe cies of Domestic Poultry. IQnstrated wkh Portraits of Fowls, mostly lake® from Ufc; Poultry-Houses, Coops, Nats, Feeding-Hop per*, Ac., Ac., Ac. A New Editio , En larged and Improved. By C. N. Be meat. With 120 Dhmntkms on Wood and Stone. . We have received from the pobHebcre, Me* Harper and Brother, through Col. Williams, this attractive, and to those for whom It Is de signed, very valuable book. From the same publishers, and through the mme hands, we have received— Magoox'i Westward Kuna*—^Westward Em* pile; or, the Great Diama of Homan Pro- greet. By Rev. E. L. Magooo, D. D., AuUwr of^Prorarbs for the People," “ Republican Christianity," “Orator* of the American Re- voiotkm," “Living Orator* in America, Ac., Ac. 12mo., Muslin. The author is one of the most popular preach' ere of the North. He has chosen for his la* work a subject of great interest, in the disco*, sion of which he shows much research, and no tittle ability. In style be fa graphic and pictur esque. The reader may form some idea of his undertaking by the following extract from the authors introduction: By a natural movement, in not one of its great elements has civilization gone Eastward an inch since authentic history began. To demonstrate this simple and comprehensive fact is the motive of the following work, and all the great leading events of time are the means employed. Berkley has suggested a grand outline in hfa significant stanza, but nei ther be nor any other has hitherto attempted to define the acts and portray the connected scenes which constitute the one great dra ma of human progress. Southern Literary Messenger, voL 23, No. 5. November, 1850. Macfariane, Ferguson A Co, Richmond, Va. We are always glad to receive the Messenger and if oar wishes could bring it about, it should have ten thousand subscribers. The contents of the November number are : Bayne’s Christian Life: Lilias, a novel, by Laurence Neville; “So My Sommer's over*; College improvement; The Stab, by William Wallace Harvey; Sketches of Summer Visits, by Cecilia; An Address, by James Barron Hope. Pronounced at the opening of tho Norfolk Then tie; A Tale of a Pocket Archipelago; “I Rise and Go," The Rose of North Alabama a sketch; Violet, by William Roderick Lawrence; Pick ing* from a Portfolio of Autographs, two MS. Letters of John Randolph of Roanoke; To My Husband; An Inquiry into the Present State ot Southern Literature; The Winds from Out the West Editors Tables—University Items; TheKslei- doscope; Hiyne’s Sonnets on the Death of W. R. Taber: Serenade of Troilua; Death of Wil liam Roderick Lawerence; Edgar A. Poe. Notices of New Booki—Dr. Kane's Arctic Explorations; Daisy's Necklace; Trench’s C»l- deronand Poems; Flowers by the wayside; Wit and Wisdom of Sydney Smith; David Cop "rid; Plays and Poems of George H. Boker; jbfo and their days; Seed Grain; Tulla: Memorial of Bishop Wainwright; Game of Billiard*. AivScss frees CowlaaUaopJe of the Md. .aafistaaSRiP -1h -ios?* TW Pettis* army was procaadlig wt h ths \ -— rgt of Herat: tt was fbrafVtog the mviroas /which it had olialacfi nnwraeinn after haviag defoatedttM Aflghans,six thousand of whom surrendered. Mr, Webster on the Death of his Wife. HU speechra and writings give no finer in dications of the majesty and greatness of Mr. Webster's mind that is afforded by the follow ing letter. It Is contained iu his “private cor- • respondent" recently published. Washington, March 21,1828. Mv Dbab Nephew : I thank you for your kind and affectionate letter, and oasure you its suggestions are all in strict accordance with my own feelings. It does not appear to me unrea sonable to believe that the friendships of this life are perpetuated in heaven. Flesh and blood, indeed, cannot inherit the kingdom of God; but 1 know not why that which constitutes a pore source of happiness on earth, individual affection and love, may not survive the tomb, Indeed, Is not the principle of happiness to the sentient being essentially the same in heaven and on earth? The love of God and of tho good beings whom he has created, and the admira tion of the material universe which he has form ed, can there be other sources of happiness than these to the human mind, unless it Is to alter the whole structure and character? And again, it may be asked, bow can this world be rightly called a scene of probation and discipline, if these affectisns, which we are commanded to cherish and cultivate here, are to leave os on the threshold of tho other world ? These views, and many others, would seem to lead to the belief that earthly affections S urifled and exalted, are fit to carry with us > the abode of the blessed. Yet, it must bo confessed, that there are uomo> things in the New Testunent which may possibly counton ance a different conclusion. The words of our Saviour, especially in regard to the woman who bad aeven husbands, deserve deep reflec tion. I am free to confess that some descrip tions of beavsnly happiness are so ethereal and ttbUmated aa to fill me with a strange sort of terror. Even that which you quote, that our departed friend* “are as tho angels of God,” penetrates my mqI with a dreadful emotion, Like an angel of God, indeed, I hope she is, in purity, in happiness, and in immortality; bat I would fain hope, that in kind remem brance of those sho has loft; in a lingering hu man sympathy and human love, she may yet be as God originally created her, a little lower than the angels. Ii, de»r nephew, I cannot pumic those thoof hts nor tome hack to see what I have Written. Alien. in “j A Niw Comui^-The President Uns acknow ledged Loots de Conteneln as the Consular Aientofthe Kingdom ot the Two Sicilies In Sew York. Details of Uie Washington’s Sews The following details of accounts brought by the City of Washington are contained in the Philadelphia Enquirer : ENGLAND. The West India mail steamer Parana has arrived, with one million and a half of dollars. The Times* city article of Nov. 5th says: “The English fond* here been less buoyant to-day, but the market still has a favorable ap pearance. The final quotations of the 3 per cents on the Bourse this evening were 60 cents for money, and 96 for 85 cents for account, showing a decline of about 4 per cent Private lettere from Paris indicate no decided change in the money market, and although the j tionof the Bank of France fa supposed to slightly improved, there is as yet scarcely ten dency to return of general confidence.” The Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec, and W.8. Lindsay, from New York, arrived ar Liverpool 5th November. THE TROUBLES OF THE ALLIES. The British fleet is formally announced to remain in the Black Sea until Russia fulfils her obligations: that Great Britain, Austria and Turkey claim to be firmly united in this policy; that these three powers are making strenuous efforts toj withdraw Louis Napoleon from co quetting with Russia, and that Rassia is mak ing equal efforts to secure his alliance. The Times’ correspondent writes on the 31st ult. that the influence of Rassia in the Dan ubian Principalities increased from day to da and the Russian Consul General was aga master of the situation at Servia. The same writer says that England is quite as inclined to the yroposed conference as Austria. Admiral Lyons lias formally notified the Russian Minister that he will remain with his fleet in the Black Sea. THE NEAPOLITAN TROUBLE. Till! Neapolitan affair remains as before. The recalled French and Fngiish Ambassadors have landed at Marseilles, and a ship or two from the fleet will occasionally visit Naples to see that all goes on quietly. The Neapolitan Minister had not left Paris, and he held language as if he intended to re main. The same writer remarks that the ad vent of Rcdacbic Pasha secures a Minister not likely to be influenced by Hessian intrigue. The Times’ Paris correspondent writes on Mondayjcvening tiiatM.Bremier had'arrived from Naples. A dispatch irom Toulon says the Neapolitan squadron doe3 not stir; nevertheless it Is taking on board provisions and ammunitions of war for six months, FRANCE. Count Kisseleff would proceed to Compiegne on Tuesday, to deliver to the Emperor an auto graph letter from the Czar, A good deal of discontent is prevailing in the manufacturing districts of France, owing to apprehensions of commercial reform, even without the immediate agency of legisla tion. The Times (Paris) correspondent says that the tariff question is likely to add to the diffi culties of the Imperial Government, and the manufacturers express their dissatisfaction, and affirm that the Emperor initiated the pro hibitive system, for which they voted him for the Presidency as well as the Empire. Carn was falling, but there would lie no marked difference until next year's crop was sown. At Toilon, Bordeaux, and Marseilles, the average price was maintained at the latest dates. The Morning Herald (Paris) correspondent states that commercial accounts agree in ad mitting a greater abundance of money, and the certainty that no money crisis Is to be feared through Inability to meet engagements. In the Paris Corn Market little done « the past week. Louis Napoleon continues at Compeigne, where he has had lengthened Interviews with Baron Hurancr, Austrian Plenipotentiary. The Morning Post correspondent writes __ Monday evening that Mr. recre bad arrived from Naples, and would leave on Tuesday for London. Lord Granville was in Paris, and would visit Compeigne. The Neapolitan Min ister had not left Paris. Tbo funds show some flatness, and closed quiet at scarcely ont-eighth per cent, below those of yesterday. It is satisfactory to witness the stability with which the trade of the country bears the pres sure of the enormous rates of discount now current in the discount market. A good de mand for money at foil rates, bat no pres sure. GERMANY. A Committee of the Germanic Diet hav< . ported in favor of Prussia's claims upon Neuf- chatel, but England has offered, in conjunction with France, to arbitrate the matter. - The Free Trade Association of Hambar have voted in favor of taking steps to abolis the Hanoverian State dues. The balance sheet of the Austrian Bank for October shows furthor improvement*. TURKEY. The change in the Turkish Ministry is con firmed; Rcdschid Pacha is now Vizier. The Bessarabian frontier survey has been com pleted. • The day fixed for investing tho Sultan with the Garter, was that on which Redschid Pacha entered on his functions as Grand Vizier. THE PRINCIPALITIES. A dispatch from Vienna, of the 2d lust, states that on the 23d of October it was settlei £t Constantinople between the Porte, England 'and Austin, that the occupation of the Blaok Sea and Danubiau Principalities shoald ^llte British squadron off the Isle of Sorpenta h** been reinforced. _ tm Ire frora the foresee. When it waadheorered the flames were exteedfaf to the other room*. Ttoflre m *** MpprSd. The damage fa •acrif, iadadi — lecludiBg the Plain ted Tbe.B Catos Litmtor (Abotitkn) ie dolorosa over the election of Bochanaa, heading its The exportation of corn fa prohibited from Greece until the twelfth of July next. SPAtX. Spaniah affair* are all unchanged, bet the account* of the rtabOHy of the Names govern ment are cootradicjoiT. The statement that Spain fa organizing n war In Hayti fa confined. London, Nov. fo—The Madrid Gazette, of Nov. 2d. publishes the decree establishing the law ot 1844, a* regard* the prest Til K WRECK OF THE LYONS Al*. Additional Parttcolmrs. It fa reported in the Beaton Traveller that ooe of the crew of the barque Adriatic states that Capt. Durham and the second mate were on deck at the time, and aaw the steamer's ligb-s 20 minutes before the colifafon; they also put up lights, which did uot appear to be noticed. After tbe shock, the steamer waa seen for a few minutes. Tbe first published report of this matter appears in tbe Belfast Journal, and states that the steamer ran into the barque which Is evidently absurd from the manner of her sinking. The report that tbe barque fa but little injured is not generally credited at Glou cester. GLOUCEsm, Nov. 17,1856. TO the Editor of the Boston Journal The report of tbe lom of tbe French steamer Lyonnais in Saturday's papers, stales that the vessel which ran into her probably saak with all on board. This fa undoubtedly not the case. The torque Adriatic, Capt. Durham, of and from Belfast for Savannah, arrived at this port oa Tuesday, 4th last, in distress, having been in contact with a steamer, and had her bow badly stove. Tbe captain reparts that on Son* day night, 2d lost, be was off Nantucket, in a thick fog, when be discovered a steamer aboat a quarter of a mile distant, coining toward him, and from her coarse judged that she would pass under his stern. In tbe excitement of the moment the light on board the barque got put out, and by the time it was re-lighted, be found that the steamer had changed her course and was coming direct ly towards the barque and would strike about midships. He immediately ordered tbe helm to be put down,which caused her to strike the steamer, as he thought, near the paddle box —The steamer kept on, as be supposed, with out stopping to inquire the damage, and was almost immediately out of sight in the fog. From these facts, the Adriatic fa undoubtedly the vessel which struck the Lyonnais. The torqne had her bowsprit ripped up, and her stem and many of her head timber* broken. She fa a new vessel, and was on her first voyage in ballast. She fa still in port, not having •amileted her repair*. It fa most singular that Capt. Durham did not made a report until the news came from New York. Tbe Rev. John B. Cocagne, who was a pas senger on board tbe Lyonnais, was tbe French mtarinnary, employed by tbe Methodist Mis sionary Society Jor a time In that city, and sab- sequentiy in Detroit, where he succeeded the Bev. Thomas Carter. He was going to visit hfa relatives in France. [From the Boston Transcript.] We are requested to say that tbe statement in some of the papers, that among the passen gers in the Lyonnais were T. G. Gibson and wife, fa incorrect in two particulars. Tbe gen tleman referred to fa Mr. John Gardiner Gibson, of this city, and fa unmarried. It fa a singular coincidence that Mr. Albert Sumner, just wrecked in the ill-fated French steamer Lyonnafa, had a brother who was lost by shipwreck a few years since with the Coun tess Ossoli. A nd Mrs. Sumner also had a sister, (Mrs Ball,) who, with her husband, was lost In tbe packet ship Home, bonnd from New York, to Charleston, several years ago. This disaster led to an amicable law suit. She was wealthy, being a daughter of the late Walter Channing, a merchant or this city. By the Code Napoleon, it fa provided in any such catastrophe a young child shall be presnmed to die before its parents, and a wife before tbe hatband; bat it was in evidence that Mrs. Ball had been heard to call wildly upon her husband, who made no reply— thus creating a probability that be perished I rat. Mr. Gibson wu a grandson of the late Samuel Hammond. Mucli sympathy fa felt in this community for tbe relatives who are suf fering such an agonizing suspense as to the fate of those dear to them. H««f t»U» Heavens in.biack.' Better aa they are in the foil flowing drapery of a bright sky, a warn son, tilver eloods, and tbe bow or promise athwart the horizon. Politics!—-Tba Mew York Dispatch, a FiU- rted in tha i daily paper recently started in that city, collapsed. Its weekly fane fa still contin- Tbe return* of the Kentucky election shows Fremont vote in seventeen counties, amount* to Mveral hundred. In galloway county votes were cam for the Fremont ticket On rath IsMttU the Testimony or Woman ihrali be Cnnelnalve. New York Money Matters. The Evening Post, of last Tuesday, says: The money market has reassnmed a cheerful tone. Tbe bank returns show a re-accumula tion of western deposits in bank, and of specie, upon which the banks have re-commenced ex panding; as an immediate consequence, the rates or first class six months paper has declined to nine per cent. Tbe specie in bank most be fully thirteen millions. Since October, the banks heve in creased over two millions of dollars, and are likely to increase all this and the next month The proportion of specie to the demand liabili- ties fa now eighteen percent., which fa an Un provement of two per cent, in tbe last fourteen days. Beware of Man Traps—A fellow by the name of Harris, who used to publish a scurril ous sheet iu this city called tbe “Broadway Belle," has been setting a trap in the shape of a woman to catch and bleed “a wealthy mer» chant of Baltimore," (Mr. Tifbny.) The par ticulars are not for our columns; but the result of the affair fa that the biter got badly bitten. After demanding $100,000 to heal hfa wounded “honor,” he finally settled for $5,000; three notes at three, six and nine months for $1,000 each, and a draft for $2,000 on Baltimore. Tbe latter he confided to the hands of a broker for collection, taking in exchange a receipt for the amount. The broker forwarded the draft, bat knowledge of the fact coming to the ears of tbo police, the payment was stopped. On Saturday officer Ham, of Boston, pro ceeded] to Lowell and took charge of the guilty couple. Immediately alter hfa arrest, Harris threw away the three notes and the receipt he had taken from the broker: but the evidence against the rascal of conspiracy to defraud fa sufficient to place him under treatment at the expense of the State.— N. V. Mirror. [Curre.qwuduuce or the Journal of Commerce.] Havana, Nov. 10. Arrived this evening British mail steamer from Vera Cruz. General Almonte, Minister to St. James', on board. Dr. Gadsden, brother of tbo Minister, en ronte home per Isabel this morning. Tbe Mexican war steamer Iturblde, which ran away from her allegiance, will be detained here on the application of the Mexi can Consul and Almonte, until the orders or the Mexican Government can be received. A Mammoth Sheep.—The St. Lawrence American, of Ogdensburg, says: “The largest sheen we ever saw was on board the steamer Northerner, on her passage from Kingston to this port. He was two years old, and weighed 315 pound*. He wo* an imported sheep, and was exhibited at the Provincial Fair at Kings ton. A gentleman from Vermont has purchased him, and was taking him home. The price paid was $315—a dollar a pound for mutton l Converted to Papacy—Considerable ex citement has been recently caused In foreign circles by Mme. Henri Rodrigues, the wife of one of the richest Israelitish exchange brokers of Paris, publicly adjuring Judaism and em bracing the Rrman Catholic religion. There fa a report that the wife of Baron Rothschild contemplates a similar apostacy. Flush Tikes.—In tEe case of Merick vs. Sunderland, recently decided by the Supreme Court of California, in favor or the plautUb, involving the title to one third of the city of Sacramento,valued at $300,000, Joseph G. Bald win, Esq., author of “Flash Times in Ala bama," got a contingent fee of upwards of one hundred thousand dollars. “Served him right." Montgomery Advertiser. Libel Suit—Major Hnffington of Wilming ton, Delaware, has entered suit for $2,500 dama ges against the editor of the Delaware Republi can, for libel, in the publication of an artiole in his paper supposed to reflect upon the authori ties. TheCdltor wu held in $6,000 ball and in $5$0 on another charge of libelling Mr. Charles H. Allmond, in tbe same article. WSfcm;* Dcc^ and give a EaS oa (he suae nfati, at ft. Ah- draw's Hall- IkfctO caa ba proefered lrow eiU*r •T Ibe uao«r4i#a*l Cwumttb*. Vatckrt* «UI be told attbe entrance. V. BMkr, 24 foreaum, Geo. L. leaf, M do M. H. Meyer, tfOUTHKRN LO' ON TflK HAVAJ; naW GL'ABAXTJEti! AN I 8. Frank Kline. Geo. CcoMBien, C. While, O. WelganJ, ItMOO DUIaia—MJOQ9 Imber* Ontyl PRIZES PAY ABLEWITHOUT OEOUCTIOti, JAIPSH COOITV iCADBNV Acnocmr or m wren or atrimu. aovYO-codtd Niw - owe, Acfott 2, lf82. rMfi. foie, at No. .2Bocoad street, boliev taf ber cbiU, aboat thr . < years old, to be trouble* with worms, purcha* c oat bottle of Dr. M’Lane's Celebrated Vermltu* prepared by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh, Pa „ and give it two tea-spoonsful, which had the effect of causing tba child to dis charge a large noabar of worms. Tbe child is now enjoying good health. We would advise all puteta who may suspect their children to be troubled with worms Iu lose no time, bat Immediately pur chase and administer Dr. M'line’s Celebrated Ver mifuge. it will cure. Tbe money will be refunded in all cases where it doe* not give satisfaction. y* Purchaser* will be careful to ask for Dr. M'lane’s Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming Uro*., of Pittsburgh, Pa. All other Veriqfa fuges in comparison are worthless. Dr. M’lane’s genuine Vermifuge, also bis celebrated Liver Pills, caa cow he bad at all respectable drug stores. None genuine wit'out tbe signature of FLEMING BROS. [13]novl’2 WSH nun AMD GROCERIES. nUI STEAMS* AUGUSTA, AT Yka SsvMsah Grocery dk Ft alt Depot OA BBL8.ef the Choicest* Eating Apples. t)U 2 do Fine Quinces, 3 Fra is Date*. 10 Boxer Lemons* New FIgr. Layer and Bunch Babins, do Currant/, Cttro&s he., *c. NEW BUCKWHEAT AND BYE PLOUR. New No. 1 Mackerel, Salmon »u! t'olfcb. 1 Orate Extra Bunch On ions. 1 de do Cabbages. Pig* Feet and Pigs Heads in Pickle. Path Brick, Currie Powder. Sup. 9ago Cheese. Cora Starch. Fresh Biscuit, fifteen different kinds. Stuart's Syrup ALSO aXCEIVKD, SO Buacbe* Bananas. 10000 Nassau and Havana Oranges. All for tale oq tbe must reasonable terms, by oct£) WU. H. FARRELL. HARPER NOR NOVEMBER. H ABPKK’S New Monthly Migasiae for Novem ber. Received and for tale by WARSOCK h DAVIS. oct2* 169 Cong ter*. »t CLASS T. To be drawn December 15, IMG, at Concert Had. Macon, G*., under tbe sworn superintendence « 04. George M. Ldgan and W. C. Aadenon, Eeq. 49* Remember this 1/Rtery has only fifteen thousand numbers—less than any Lottery iu the worl-i, therefore it w the bwl for toreaimenf. E»- amine tbe Scheme I ft. LOTTERIES, r rift run or auauu.] I pfite J £CHF.MK. ..$15 ( <XM .. bJSSJ .. .. 4,000 .. 2,40V . S fiO) .. 60,000 tCommtrrial SntiUigtnn. flevannah Market, November 99? COTTON— Yesterday our market was well at tended by buyers They nude liberal purchase*. Sales ot tbe day 1S92 bales, via: 25 at 11, 822 at 11*4,447 at 11 534 at ,and 24 bal« Jethro at 12cent*. Exports* LiVERlDOL—Ship Humber—6,624 ska salt. dipping dnttlligmt. Port of Savannah November 99 Arrived. ribip Humber, Lenuton, IJverpool, to A Low k Co. Bark Peter Demid, Hoey, New York, to OctaTUa Cohen. Brig Napoleon, Gutcbill, Havana, in ballaft, to Hunter A GarnmeU. Scbr Young America, from Nt Marys, bound to Buenos Ayres, put in tor repain, in a leaking cen- dittos. Scbr Wallor Raleigh, Mankin, New York, to WU liams k RatcUffe. Scbr John Boston, Lingo, New York, to Cohens h Herts. Scbr Wm A Newell, Bennett, 3 days from Phil adelphia, to Master. Consignee*. Per scbr J Boston, from New York—Holcombe, Johnson k Co Yonge k Frierson, McMahon k D, M A Cohen, Etheridge k Son, E Parsons k Co, J D Jesse, a H Champion, J V Barbee, E FUcgereJd, A Doyle, Morrell k Co, J M Selkirk, J 8 Norris, Brig ham. Kelly k Co, Foote k Jaudon, E Truchelut, W U Farrell, J Lama, W G Dickson, Ruse, Davis k L, J E DeFord, J H Carter, Bell k Prentiss, Scranton, k Co, Stioodall, 3 M Laffltoau, J Sullivan, Gbbert k k Hlden, A A) res, Lovell k Latlimore. Patten, H k Co, Kennedy k Reace, J A Brown, T Prendergatt, W M Davidson, Cohens k Hertz. K D Walker, N B Sc H Weed, Clark k Cooley, Hasbrouck k Co, U A Dilion, Webster k Palmes, Habersham k Boa. Per scbr W Raleigh, from New York—J M Sel kirk, M A Cohen, Brigham. K k Co, Patteu, Hi Co, 2 ,den Starr k to, Cohens k Hertz, Ctaghorn Sc C, oKeo k Eenuett, Crane, Welti k Co, W G Dicksoc, 8 M Laffitonu. Wayne k Bon, J Lama, J A Brown, B O'Byrne, Gilbert k TUdea.dolomons A Co, W Wa ters, Ruse. Davis k Long, 0 Byrne k Daey, Hone k Connery, Cooper k Co, J P Collins, Habersham k Son, Bell k Prentiss, Williams k Ratcliffs, Parsons k Co, AH Champion. Per bark Peter DemiU, from New York—J M Sel kirk, R G Hollister, Boston 4c Villa tonga, Fia boat. Wayne k 3on, Huso, Davis k Long, 1 W Morrell, C A L Lamar, Lockett It Snellings, Lovell ItLaUi more, C aboil, Brig bam, KkCo.O W Andersou, W 8 Etheridge, Yongs k Frierson, W H Farrell, Bel- den it Co, H a Cohen, Crane, Wells k Co, Fashion Line, L J Guilmartln, H Gowdy; agt, Gilbert k Til- den, D D Copp, H Morse, Clark it Cooley, C R R Co, Wyatt 4cCo. Ntto 2U>i)trtutments. From B. W. CARR'S anvHitusiso aattsev, nuuoiLrou, m.v. Military Goods, Beg&lia, &c. WU. H. H0R8TMANN ft SONS, 223 Cbesuut street, adjoining the Masonic Hall, PHILADELPHIA. Manufacturers and Importers of all kinds or MILITARY GOODS, viz: Swords, Sashes, Epaulettes. Plumes, Locos, Caps, 4c. Also, KEG ALIA of «very style fur FRICK MA30NV, ODD FELLOWS, kc., viz: Aproue, Babes, Collars, Jewels, Robes, 4c; also, Theatrical Decorations in large variety, FLAGS AND BANNERS, on hand or made to order. Having a full assortment of tbe abovo enables them to fill orders at short notice. [nof2-2w WANTED. T WO good B* ys to wait about the Barber Shop, liberal wages will be paid promptly for them Apply to J. M. HAYWOOD, nov22 Agent. CHRISTMAS PICTORIAL, F RANK LESLIE'S Mammoth Pictorial Newspa- per, for Christmas, Graham’s Magazine for December, Oodey 'a Ladies Book for December, Harper's Magazine for December. The present number or Harper commencing a new volume, tbo*# wishing to subscribe will be accommodated by J. B. CUBBEDGK, Agent, ?bal Houj nor22 Under the Mnrshal House. GEORGIA—LIBKRTY COUNTY. 'pO all whom It may concern—Whereas, Jo- A soph E. Way will apply at the Court ofOr- Ordinary for letters of administration on tbe estate of William F. Way, late deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It may concern to be and appear before said Court to make objection, (if any they have,)- on or before the first Monday in Jauuary next, other, wlswsmid letters will be granted. Witness, W. P. Girardeau, Esq., Ordinary for liberty Cuuuty, this 20th November, 1856. nov22 W. P. GIRARDEAU, o L. c. Owen P. Lovfijoy, who hasjust been elected to Congress by tbe Republicans of Illinois, Is tbe brother or tbe Rev. a. P. Lovejoy who was killed In Alton many yean ago while defending bis snti-slavsty newspaper establishment. B acon- 26 hhda slides, 20 do Shoulders, 25 casks ‘'choice" Hams, Landing and fur sale by nov22 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. QYRUP, CIDER, Ac— iD 100 boxes various qualities I<emon Syrup, 50 boxes quarts and pints Cbamptgne Uldoi 50 casks Jeffrey's Ale, Landing and for sale by nov22 HOLCOMBE. BE, JOHNSON 4 CO. of SI,00s are * of £03 are ' of 103 are • of 40 are irrxoinunov nxxm. 20 approximations of llOOare 52,0.« 50 *• •* 50 are 2,6Uj 50 *• *• 20 are 1*000 1,712 prizes amounting to SlO.’.Ot LADIES TUBS. rUST RECEIVED—A large and varied lot ot LA- I DIES FCRN, consisting of the followU g M> lea: Victoria Pelerines, Silver Martin Vfctonne*. British Sable do Genet do Im'n Fitch Martin do Belgian Genet «offs, Lynx do British and French table Cuffs, Swan Trimming, 4c.. by octiK HENRY LATHKOP 4 CO. HOSIERY, GLOVES, ftC. R EOEIVfcD per late arrivals— Ladies BUck and White 3 Ut H.*-e. fc do co Raw do u • Black Burmese Wool do do Arnerlan and Cashmere do White, Slate, Brown and Black < otu-n Itosa. Alsu, a full aikt rtnent of Alexandres Kid Gloves. Col’d and Black Silk du do Cashmere do Indies Merino Tests, do i*itk do, by oct26 11ENRY UtTHBOP 4 CO. GUNNY CLOTH. "% Pf \ P-olls heavy Gunny Cloth, jLOU For rale by oct24—lmo J. W. LATHROP k CO. NKRGO SHOES. G EORGIA made Brogans, fur .sale by. M. J. BUCKNER, OCtlS 71 4 ISSGibboaa* Building. HAVANA SHUARS. 1 HA nOA HAVANA SEGAKS. IvviUUl/ La Rosa Loudres, f a Pi... .1 n I. tln.o. UAirali* ! , ti.lv. La Flor de la Flores Regalia L'.tidrea. La Redoira Lund res, Legitimoi do Hoe Cabanas, Flor fina, . La Ingenuidad, El Mayor Riuygoi-i, La a Caxa, La Integrcdad Londre?, Fulminantes do De las Mejores Vegas do La Rose de Santiago de La Puntualeded do Ole Anxelmo Gazalez do La Pulidaz Regalia do La Flel de P. 8. C. do La Rio Hondo, El Otnto do Orion, La Confianza Opera, La Rtitori Londree, Martinez Q Hiza, do Cillndradag Loildrea, Caffra Regal’a, Ffagro Cilendrados do All the above Segari are for sale by A. BOSAUU, octal corner Bav and Bull-zu GROCERIES. Cbf"V/'\ boxes Choice Tobacc •, “various braud# 4\yv/ loo bags Choice Rio Coffee, 50 bbti Sugar Biscuit, Butter do, Soda do, Pilot do, 50 boxed aborted Curdtiti. 60 “ “ Candies. 25 “ Adamantine Cauiiles, 25 “ Tallow 25 “ Assorted Piikies, 20 “ Ground iV-tlee, 50 “ Colgate*' Family, Palo, k No. 1 Soap. Snuff, Ticket! 510—Halves 55—quarter. 52.50. JW* Prizes payable without deduction. The 1,500 Prizes of 810 are determined by the laetfigureof tbe number that draws tbe Capital Prize of 515,000. Tbe Capita, Prize will, of course, end with one of the figures—1. 2, 3.4. 5,6. 7, 5, 0, 0. Those Whole Ticket* ending with the ratoe figure as the last in the Capita Will be entitled to 540. Halves and Quarters iu proportion. S3 m Persona sending money by mail need no fear its being loet Orders punctually attended to Communications confidential. Bank notes of sound banks taken at par. Those wishing particular numbers should order immediately. Address JAMES F. WINTER, Manager, novl7 Macon. <ia ^CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE Insurance ttympanj, mzszs* Capital 5300,000 DIRECTORS: Ralph Gillett, Alonzo W Birge, Birzellai Hud-on, Charles Forb?, Warebam Griswold, HKW Welch. Philip Ripley. A D Edson, Roswell Brown, Albert F Day, Mason Gross, J B Russell, William W Hoa-ie, A F Giliett, B C Osborn. RALPH GILLETT, President Jas. H. Snuonc, Sec’y The subscriber having been appointed Agent for Savantah for the above named first class Fire and Marine Insurance Co., is prepared to issue Policies en all descriptions of insurable property at the u*na! rates of other good companies. A. WILBUR,Agent,* ictlS-tf ill Bay st, next to News office 15^9111 UWAirgX Sqme person or persons havii g counterfeited a TEN DOLLAR B1L of the Merchants’ and Planters' Bank, and put the same iu circulation, the Board, by Resolution, offer a Reward of One Hundred Dol lars tor detecting the counterieiwr and furnishing proof for conviction. HIRAM ROBERTS, novll President. CAUTION. * CENTRAL RAII.ROAD BANKING CO. OF GA..V Savannah. Nov. 11,1S56. j ffTHE PUB1JC is hereby iuiorined and pul upon X >ls guard that spurious notes in imitation of the Ten Dollar notes, of the issue of this Bank c-f 1S55, have been recently put in circulation. The spuri ous notes are photograph*, and are easily detected The red letters TEN arc painted, and the whole ap- perrs a3 a much rubbed and defaced bill. A reward of Five Hovbu* Dollars ti hereby offered for proof to conviction of any person who has so counterfeited tbe notes of this Institution, or who ha- uttered the fitie notes, knowing them to be false. R. II. CCYLF.H, President, novl2 CHEAP SHADING—ONLY ONE CESXT FOR THE FIRST MONTH. OHAYIXG, Hair-Cutting, Shampooing, and O Bathing, (the whole Included,) as often as a gentleman feels disposed lo be waited upon, at the following prices, for twelve months, to couimeuct- CLASH K, SINGLE NUMBERS. Son Beam sxA W. W, MoGcum, Comm’ri dOJtOO Tlek*to-a^80 Prise* I More than Ooe Prite to every Ten Tickets BRILLIANT SCHEME- 1 Prize of....5*>,0W | 1 Pnxa of eftj 1 “ ....12,000) 10 Fuses of..... ’SS l * .... 2,050 100 ” 1 1 .... 1,0001 >{i APFROXJMATIO;» PHIZES: 4 pnxez of 615) approxita’g to 640,000 are i*,. 1 V i I'AGXiare too \ ^ . 5,CM3 are 400 J , % ‘AMsre Sffl an - "jj 1,000 4W 40 45 200 are l goo '* 4u au I20I00C 3prizes amounting to T»«4 <Zj ruez ot raixa. WboUt Tickets 510; Hair« f$ ; Qua/cers |. ^ 20,000 Prizaa of 540 wiU be determined by tu la : t figure of the Number tnu draws the Uo 000 Prize- For example, if the Number drawuu th. 540,030 Prize ends with No. 1, then ute llckei! where the number «<fs in 1 wdi be entitled to zm If the Number end* with No. 2. then ail the Tick*, whe'ethe Number ends-m 2wiUb* entitled tn 510, and *0 00 to 0 Certificate* of Packages wtii U told at tba r,j lowing rato*. which is the rtik : Certificatos of Packages oflo Whole Ticket- am ■; 10 tu2t .. V.: M 10 quarter rux or tex 30,OOp Numbers corns pond tog with thctee on to, TV.keu ore placed in one Wheel. The fir<» Pnies are placed in another Wheel. A number u drawn from the Sember Wheel, and at the time a Prize is drawn from the other wheel. t«« Prize drawn is placed against the Lumber drawn This operation « repeate>l until all the Prizes *a, drawn o&L In ordering Tickeu enclose the money to our dress for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they will be forwarded by erst matt. The List of Drawn Numbers and Frizes will ba •ent to purchasers immediitoly after th» draw ng- Orders for Tickeu ahooto leieu in esny. 43rPurchasers will please wr.te tLeir tignatuftfj plain, and give their poet office, county and fute tar Remember that every pnze ft drawn, and payable in full without ceduction. 88“ All prizes of *1,000 and under, redd immedi ately after the drawing,—other prizes at the nv:al time of thirty day 5. Ail communications strictiy confidential. Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickeu at either office. Address Orders for Tickets cr Certificates either tii S. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Gtu. or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala., and novl6 Box S2, Savannah P. y. PHOTOGRAPHY CAREY k PCAVELSOX’S -OF- PHOTOGEAPHS, AMBEOTYPES & DAGUERREOTYPES, MESSES. CAREY & POWELSON Hi vine increased their facilities for taking PHO TOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPfiS and DAGCEKRBO- TYPES, are now prepared to take pictures of all who desire in either of the styles above mentioned and iu a manner unsurp^ted tu the htitory of the Photographic Art. 25 jars French tiapee, 25 do Macoboy 20 nests Tubs. 20 doz Painted Buckets. 50 boxes Extra, First and Second qualities Lemon Syrup, 50 boxes rJcbeidam Schnapps, 50 *» Claret Wlue, lt>0 “ l ipes, assorted sizes, 50 cheats Black Teas,various qualities, 50 qr do Hyson do, superior, 25 eighth do do do do, 50 gross Goodwins’ Yellow Bank, So lace and pure American, Fine Cut Tobacco. 200 reams Wrapping l’ai>er, all sizes, 26 boxes Macaroni, 25 do Vermicelli, 25 cases Ollv** Qil, 100 Whole, half atid quarter kegs F F F Gun Powder, 500 boxes Sardines,ptiarter and halves. For rale by J. V. CONNERAT, ocl25 No. 152 Bay-street. GKOCERIKS, 50 boxes Grand 4 WilUama’e 10 ouuce Tobacco. 50 bbls Luther Felton Boston Rum 23 “Bostou “ 20 “UldP. H'UUt 50 “ E- Phelps Rye Gtu 50N.O. Rectified WhUky 25 bbls Domestic Brandy 25 H casks 4th proof Braiuty 20* “ “ “ “ 25 ii Malaga Wlue 50bols Crushed and Powdetud Stuart’s Sugar 50 “ Stuart’s A. « B. Clarified Sugar 60 “ “ V. 10 hhda choice St. Cru:x ** 10 “ “ P. R- “ 6y “ Prime Baeon Sides 20 “ “ “Shoulders 16 casks Byass Lonpoa Porter 20 }(talksTeneriffe Wine 100 Bags Prime Green Rio Coffee 100 “ Fair do »« “ 60 bags ceoice Government Java Coffee In mats 75 boxes Adamantine Candles. In etore and for saleb y SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO oct26 B lue, brooms, buckets, bdcuit, 4c— 100 boxes Fig Blue, 60 doz 2 and 3 ply Brooma, 100 doz 2 and 3 hoop Buckets, 25 bbfa Soda, Sugar and Butter Biscuit, 10 bbU Pilot Bread. Received and for sale by nov2U McMAHON 4 DOYLE. H ARPER’S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR DECEMBER—This Is tbe beginning of a new volume. Subscribers will please call and renew their subscriptions. For side by WARNOCK 4 DAVIS, Booksellers and Stationers, uov20 159 Congress-Bt. T IKfltt k MUSTARD- Jj 160 doz Linos—Ciothee, Vinhlux, kc, 200 doz Tiger Mustard, Received and for sale by nov20 McMAHON 4 DOYLE. A LB—25 bbfa Taylor 4 Son’s Ale, Landing and for “ Landing and for sale by MCMAHON 4 DOYLE, nov20 Sole AgenU. CODFISH, ftc- lu. 76 bbfa No. 2 and 3 Mackerel, 40 half bbfa large No. 1 and 2 do, 20 kits mess No. 1 do, 25 quar bbfa large No 1 do, 2 hbds Codfish, 100 boxes Scald Herrings, Landing and for zalo bv DOV22 * HOLTOMBE, JOHNSON 4 CO. QUGAR- O 25 bhtfa “choloe” Porto Rico Sugar. 20 bhds St Cr-lx Sugar; 200 bbls A, B k 0 crashed and pulverised Sugar. In store and for sale by novtt HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON 4 00. TJIAMILY HlBLES—We have the largest and J; finest selection in this city, got op In the best stylos, being bound in Turkey morocco, and moroc co antique, botbe KugUsh and American; also, hand some 12 mo, and pocket editions of the Bible, and Prayer Books, very cheap, for tale by novU WARNOCK ft DAVIS T ONDON PORI ER 4C.—Ju«t ret»lved l6 casks. JU qu and put. Byasa l-ondonPorter—alsoQtard and Senetto Brandies, Port, Bcherry. and Medira Wines, 4c. 4c. Choice articles in glass for family use by DAVID oct 23 “ and wood O’CONNOR, irner Broughton 4 ’Drayton. ft 1 O 26 bbfa Stuart’s crashed 90 do dQ powdered jo 60do do A clarified do 50 do do B do do •Odo do C do do In store aad for sale by 191 8C&AN70N, JOHNSTON ft 00' B randies, winks, 4c.— 6 half pipes Pale Otard Dupuy k Co’s. Bran dy, 1852, 5 heir pipes do do do do 1854, 7 qr casks Old Jean Louis Coguac do, 5 halfpipes Sazorao do, 25 qr rases Port Wine, 25 qr do Malaga do, 10 qr do Madeira and Sherry Wines, 10 pipes Holland Gin, 50 baskets Heidseik Champagne, 25 do Hungarian Lion do, 50 bbls X, X X, X X X, and Extra Mononga- bela Whiskey. 160bbfa Domestic Liquors, assorted. For rale J. V. CONNERAT, oct 28 No. 152 Bay-street. 250 COFFEKS, SUGARS Ac TEAS. Begs Prime Grecu Rio Coffee _ _ 100 do Fair do do do iO mats Old Government Java do 76bagsLaguira do 10 hhda Chaleo St Croix Sugar 10 do do P. R, do 20 half chests fine Hyion Tea 5* 10 lb caddies extra fine do do 20 half chests fine BUck Tee, # lb papers 16 do do do Oolong Black Tea, Unrolls 50 eaddies extra fine Oolong Black Tea, fllbs- rfust received and for sale by 0*21 BCRAMON, JOHNSTON ft 00 QUNDR1EE— O 25 bhds. P. R. Sugar 150 bbfa. 8tuart’s Refined Sugar 100 kegs Soda 100 boxes Curb Soda ion do Lemon Syrup 1000 M and boxes Sardines 100 oases 8chnapps 100 M Imported Begars 60 M American do Receivad and for sale by octu McMahon k doylx. COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS. These are taken from Daguerreotypes as perfect, ly as from life, are COLORED either m 01i<- PASTEL, or WATER COLORS. We have cow secured the exclusive pzteot for PHINTING OS CASVASS which can he practised by no other person In Chat ham county. By this newly di-covered patent pro. ce?e a magnificent and PERFECT LIKENESS fa produced from Daguerreotypes, any size de sire ! up to the SIZE OF LIFE. uary lit, 1557 • For the fat mouth 1 cent, do 3d 4 “ do 4th S .“ do 5th 10 *• do Oth 32 *• Dtisiifrrtolypts aad AmbrotrpM. EEDBBED PHICE8. to double as above until the expiration of the twelve months. Prompt payment will be required ou or about the first of every u onth. First payment to be made January 1st, 1857; twelvtb payment De cember fat, 1857. J. M. HAYWOOD, Agent. SO" As I have a number of subscribers to the abovo rates, 1 will continue to receive subscribers until Saturday, the 22d instant. novI9— 4i J. M. H , Ageut. A FABX WANTED I N Southeru Georgia, of from 1000 to 5000 Acres. Persoud having lands for rale iu that region, will please address me by letter, giving description of the Land, with tbo very least money and the best terms that will buy it. lauds lying in the Southern part of Charlton county, other things be- lug equal, would be preterred. M. GARREIT, 162 J street,-Washington, D C. Reference—Dr. Daniel I^e. novl9~3t • SavaiVuah, oa fat, 1S50.~ f PHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be _L tween tbe subscriber*, under the name A J. V.CONNERAT 4 CO., waa this day dissolved by mutua' "ooseul. Mr. Joseph V. Connerat will ut- tend to ibesettlemeut of the aflitirs of the said firm J. V. CONNERAT J. LAMA. Savannah, Oct. 1st, 1850. THE UNDKRS.GXED having bought out the in terest of John Luu, will hereafter continue the wholesale GROCERY AND PRODUCE BUSINESS in his own name and tor hfa own account, and re- ipectftUly sob cits from the friends of tbe late firm a continuance of their favors, oct 2 J. y. CONNERAT. - to redt.ee our pr:ce* '.errafter propose ;bln the Our present faciities cc.v on the above pictures, ti* take them at prices low r- to bo witl t carh ot everv one, beUc at tre-m ONE t OLLAR AND UPWARDS \ Mccsis* Carey 4 Powefa-on- wish paiticuUtly to vc notice that they will take Likenesses of Deceased Persons, tiutn Daguerreotypes or Ambrotypcs which their friends may have iu tbi-ir po&?e?stou, of any Mie desired, color: d as above Gallery over S. Wilraot’s Jewelry Store, Market Square. ’ covSO Entrance on HrYan Street. LARGE SALES ON TUB FIRST THTOSDAY IN JANUARY, GEHEEAL ROUGE. M. GRIFFIN has just received another fine VXe lot or Silver Sugar Spoons, Gravy and Cream Ladles, Butter Knives, Knives, Forks and Spsous, Pie Knives, Foils, Knives and Forks, Cake Knives, Crumb Scrapers, 4c., kc., mostly in morocco ca-e3, suitable for presents. novll B uckwheat or the best quality, SMOKED SALMON, ANCHOVIES, CODFISH, Mackerel, No. 1, iu Kits, Salmon, do do, PIG HAMS, small size, do SHOULDERS, do do, Canadian Oat Meal t Extra Quality in small bags, FRENCH BEANS, 20 bbfa handsome TABLE APPLES ami COOK ING do, 5 BOXES LEMONS, NEW FIGS, PRUNES AND DATES, FRESH BISCUITS, in 16 varieties, some entirely new; together with a good supply of Staplo Groce ries, per steamers Knoxville and Augusta, for rale by WM. H. FARRELL, Savannah Grocery and Fruit Depot, nov!2 corner Broughton k Whitaker sta. ALBANY ALE. QA bbfa Read 4 Bro’a, Albany 41e, “a superl- JjVJ or article,” landing per schr Target, and for sale by SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO Having made arrangements wtita Messrs. Read k Rro’s., for rale of their Albany Ale, Bhall be con stantly supplied, and offer tho same at lowest cash price. oc31 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON 4 CO W ILL BE SOLD ON THE PREMISE^, on thedtf above mentioned, ot public ot.tcry, LA NIEK’S PLANTATION, in Madison County, Florid*, comprising 164'.* acr»*3 of first rate Lind. Terms—One- tirrd Cosh snd the balance In tw® equal annual in stalments drawing eight per cent. In terest, and secured by mortgage on the l»tod. 437 acres are cleaned and In cultivation, ul under excellent ii nee. And there are cn the premises a comfortable dweilJig. gcol cut houiw. y good negro cabins, et^d tain, gm-house zsd screw. These lauds are situate -n the Patterson Hua- mock, ou the public road leading tr>.m Manttcello to Madison Court House, ubr-ct eleven miles Irom Madison and twenty from Monticello. The Ra’.lrcad now being constructed irom Tallahassee- to Jackson ville and savannah, aLso{wr-*s tii rough the plants lion. The lands nro fretti m.d level t>nU of in# first quality,.atid the plan tat:.-a believed to l» one of the most desirable in Middle Florida. —ALSO— At the same time and place, will teioldfor J SEVENTY VALUABLE SLATES, including- Uu* Cariienter and Blscksmith, <uii * good house servant .-Jid seanu-trois. —ALSO— About 60<.K) Uushots Corn, *• 20,000 jtounds of Fodder, 1 * 50 bushels feed Prae, •• 150 head ofHcgi. “ 40 “ of Cattle, ** 14 Working Mutes, Two large Road Wagons. Due light two bore-o Wagon, Oue good Ox Wagon, One Yoke of Oxen, One Lanier Mill, Blacksmith’s Tools, Farming Utensils, its. The title to the Lauds nud Slaves will be row* by tho Marshal of the Northern I fatrict °fp c f under consent decree, a? will be advertised by b ,,l • and the title will be good and uirncuinbered AUGUSNUS L. FISHER- ■numiECs i-. uxip. Administrators of Augustus 11. Inu cr. dfoJ- Novembor 16, If 60. Ot nov ™ E WHITE BATIN ft KID SLIPPERS. ECEIVED by late arrivals— Ladies Whito Palin Slippers, do do Kid do Misses Black Gaiters and Morocco Boofa, Indies Polka and Jenny Lind Boofa. M. J. BUCKNER, novO No. 71 and 152 Gibbon’s Range. assize ofbbead CtTT TlUUSCRIUt’S Okpick, > Savannah* 1st Nov., 1856. j r IE average priceo or Flour tho pa3t mouth being Hgbt dollars per bbl, Bread must weigh as follows t 10 cent loaf mnst weigh 2 ft 0 oz. 6 “ “ “ “ life Ooz. 3 “ *• “ “ a^oz. JAMES P. WILKINS, novl City Treasurer. L IQUORS, SUGAR 4c~. ’ ” 75 bbfa Domestic Brandy 100 bbfa P H Gin 126 bbls N E Rum 100 bbfa Rectified Whiskey, 76 bbfa X, XX, XXX do 50 bbfa Old Rye do 60 bhds P R, 31 and X O Edgar 125 bbfa Stuart’s A B k C do Received and for rale by MCMAHON k DOYLE, _ UQV4 No 206 4 207 Bay si. L IME—1,000 casks best quality of Lump Lime, landing aud in store, for sale low by S0T4 UtiiLETON ft PARSONS. NEW YORK. Sov Ulb. 16P; Mefsi&i. Kmtoks:—In the the ;.t No.aOns**' street, on tho moruing of the Oth in-taut, par valuable books and papers were exposed f“ r ‘ six hours iuouo of Stearns 4 Mar mu a rirc-t Wo say fire-proof, not because they are to but becauso we have so prove J them ( " ir ?' ^ and papers camo out uninjured, rave toe the books, occasioned by steam. , Our store was fivo stories above gre-unu an ‘ stories below, occupied from cellar to p rrc r raan intensity of the heat can ho attested by spy®* who witnessed it. No furnace could uo trived by the ingenuity oT tnau to create a iutenso heat. 0 f We voluntarily give this tributoto these Safes aud select your widely merclaljouriml to inform tho mercantile what estimate to place upon Stearns & Mn Wilder’s Patou Salamander Safes. U HAV1LAND, HARkAL 4 Wholesale DruggU'^ yy All lulterns aud sizes of the abo\ c rteto S*afes for sale by C. II. CAMPFI ELD, Agent for Manuiaur, nov2Q—lm 17 Bay strecfajyj”?* 1 ! NEW OKOCEBUS. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALfc. A hot of Fine WIiim I • , 1 nor,, Frnirh Brandlu. Havana Segart. AUD A G.nerul waortment of Cliolce FAMILY GROCERIES. X.it door 10 Booso. oovIO-tm —TU"" 1 '- ~ TO IIOCSBKBEPKB8. 1 -VANIEI, CRONIN Upholster, M I) would resprotthUy winouoco to tho><** a Srauatthiho ho U reedy to tnrito •nd|'“ “ ^ Sr“u,OU CtoUt,BatUltg,tc.,.ltho ■ l “>Su Ic. uti oa Ut. most reasonable tonne.