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Newspaper Page Text4' : -> ,'KUV - K 4 JOURNAL. I'lllOAY EVENING, H o’ulock A. N. BY TELEGRAPH. AlllMitro Against Walker* Washington, Nov, 28.—Advices received here cstibllah Uio (hot-that Peru and Chili havo agreed to contribute men and money'for tho overthrow of Walker, The former will ftrulsli h million of dollars and the latter one thousand men The President hesitates.to rooelyo Walkor In cousequenco of Ooicourla’s devolopements. [Thoso “ developoments” have already been published in tbo Georgian.] Grit. Cmi for Secretary of State* Nsw York, Nov. 28,-Tho Now York 2W. hunt says that Buchanan has toudored Get, Cuss tho appointment of Secretary pf Statn which ho lias accepted. ■ Tin; Florida Legislaturk.—No Quorum was present lost Monday, tho day for the meet* lug of tho Florida Legislature. The Sentinel thinks Mr. Dell or Alachua will be President of the Senate'and Mr. 8noll of Manatee speaker of the House, thus reversing their positions in the last legislature. 1ST The eighteenth anuuul Convention of the diocese of Florida, will by appointment of Bishop Hutlegb bo held at St. Johns Ohnroh Tallahassee on tho 12th of December. South Carolina Maids and Widows of tho Olden Time. In turning over tho leaves of a very delight* fnl book, lately published, our oye chanced to full on tho following petition, signed by sixteen maids of Charleston, and presented to the Governor of that provinco on March 1,1733. Wo publish it for the amusement of the fair renders of the Georgian Journal: To His Kxckllenoy Gov. Johnson : The humblo petition of nil the Maids whoso names are underwritten— Whereas, We, tho humble petitioners, are at nrcsent in a very melancholy disposition of inind, considering how all the bachelors aro Mindly captivated bv widows and our youthful charms thereby neglected: the consequence of this our request is that your Excellency will, for the future, order that no widow shall for the future presume to marry any young nun till the maids are provided for; or else to nay each of them a Huo for satisfaction for invading our liberties: and likewise a flno to be lain on all sm h bachelors as shall lie married to widows. The great disadvantage it is to us maids, is, that the widows by their forward carriages do snap up tho young men; nndhavo the vanity to think their merits beyond ours, which is a great imposition on us who ought to Imvo tho preference. This is humbly recommended to your Excel* leaey's consideration, and hope you will pre vent any further insults. And wo poor maids, as In duty bound, will ever pray. P.8,—1 being the oldest maid, and thereby most concerned, do think It proper to bo the messenger to your Excellency in behnlf of ray fellow subscribers. Additional Item* of Inielllgenoelirouglit by tho Persia. We take from tho Baltimore papers of Tues day evenipg. somo additional items oNntelll. gence hrougntby 1 the 1 Pesria, This stcAinor, it will be recollected brliigs Liverpool dates to Satarday November lfilh. ' ■ ... KNOUiD. A Bovoro gate, oocarred at Liverpool on tho 12th instant, doing much damage. The ships 8Uas. Wright and Samuel Fox, for New York, and thb Louisiana, lor New Orleans, were driven ashore on the Middle'Banks. No lives lost Steambrs were busy in saving the cargos of tho vessels. The steamer Erricssou sailed on the 12th. The steamers Arabia and City ,of Baltimore bad not arrived. The English ministerial papers published consploQonily that tho alliunco between France and England Is as dose-and cordial as everj and that Jt lias never, been shaken or impaired. Leopold Bedpatb, the Registrar of the Great Northern Railway of England,' has absconded, being a defaulter to the amount of £150,000. FRANCE. Napoleon remaiued at Paris. General Ripe* ly, the Russian Ambassador, had delivered his credentials and was favorably received. The position of tho Bank of France was not improving. The. continued diminution of its bullion had given rise to reports that the re luctance of the Emperor to consent to a sus pension of specie payments had been overcome. The steamship City of Baltimore was spoken off Tusoar on the morning of the 16th inn. LATEST. London, Saturday morning.—The English have fully recovered the deprerslon caused by the advance rate of discount. Seven per cent, was paid'for loans on' Consols. There was an active business this morning at the Bank and in the discount market at the ad* vanced rates. Advices from Paris to-day are less discourag ing.—It is reported that the Bank of France <s begining to regain specie. The rate of dis count at Hamburg has again rteon to six per ceut A dispatch from Constantinople states that tho Pesian troops were introduced into Her, at by their co-religfonista, but were sion alter driven ont with heavy loss. Sr a (iK Ui'skt.—'The Brainbrldge Argus of Tuesday last complains of mail failures owing to the upsetting of tho stage on Wednesday uight beyond Newton, and the disabling the stage driver nud horsey. Tho horses took fright, while crossing tho bridge over the creek a short distance from Newton, and sprung one side into a ten-feet gully or dike, completely unspettlng the stage, and badly hurting the driver, who was confined to his bed the most of two days. Tho passengers es*» enped serious Injury. , ; Sentence of an old MAn fob Murder of. ms Son.—The Montreal Pilot of .November 20th, says that at the conclusion of the Toront) Assizes William Abraham was sentenced to death for the murder of his son: “Theunfortunate man is sixty-four years of age, and was so feeble that he woi obliged to be assii ted into lire dock. When asked by his lordship \ybat ho had to say why sentence of death should not bo passed on him, the prisoner made a full confession of having murdered his son, and said lie asked no raorcy from any earthly tribunal—as he felt him«elf unworthy of it. He only hoped for raorcy from lienveu. To no one did ho bear any malic ;-he forgave them all. His own weakness has been the cause ol the dreadful crime he had committed, hut he hoped to find mercy in tho eyes of God. Tho 15th of December has been named as the day of exocut iomH. Cotton Shipperf Cotton Brokers. Wo have published the address of the Board of the American Chamber of Commerce and the Cotton Brokers of Liverpool to the Cham bers of Qommerce of Chariest m, Savannah, New Orleans Ac., in relation to the false pack, ing of Cottop. Tho address has called forth the following response which appears in a Liver- poll paper: Messrs. Editors—You publish the address of the American Chamber of Commerce, tho Board of Cotton Brokers at Liverpool, to tho Cham bers of Commerce at Chariest.-n, Savannah. Mobile and New Orleans, in relation to the evil of t'p’so packed cotton. That uddress is all in their own favor, as it is well known spinners have twelve months’ license to make a claim, for what they call false packed. This claim can only ho enforced on thl8Bideof the water, when each and every mark oiggie bale can be given, and as la many coses this cannot be done, the loss falls on the Inst shipper. A large dealer in cotton informed tho writer, many months ago, tlmt he had paid over $500 for false packed cotton, and cou’d not recover, because he lmd not all the various marks required. How this evil is t? ho remedied, the Liverpool r ivans do not tell us. It’s not a fraud; tor ofteu samples of cotton show two qualities, r aud it is sold by. tho poorest, and value'paid for tho same accordingly. My remedy would be, that the purchaser have the cotton examined on the day of rale, and t ike care tlmt it is well examined, and let him re ject auy not equal to sample. If bought on speculation, he should have no redren, unless claimed within two weeks after delivery. There uro, however, evils of much greater magnitnde practised in Liverpool, winch the argus-eyed Chamber of Commorc3 have over- looked. I allude to tho mode of' .mpliug the cotton. In America tho cotton is sampled on the Bide, My IlgvotuiioN in Nortiuhn Itaiuo— Si Brownwl 10 King, or tho 18th Init., leant, tlmt Oul. Garoln, on the Id loot., wm'attacked at Cotnargo, by a UIvlHlou or yUtaWrSw? HHn mon, under Coli Marrla Bayne! The nttuokere commenced tho Bght at aboat 1 o’clock la thy morning; with three niece, or an •tilery, consisting of one twenty-four pound howitzer, one twelve and one four pound can non. Col. Garcia mot him on the outskirts of the town, and won the light became general, and is represented SB having been furious for some hours, whon Sayas was compelled to re* tire with aieavy low in killed, wounded, and prisoners, leaving bchlud two pieces of can sixty or seventy mules, over a hundred hohwn, several wagons or ammunition; and a magnifi cent regimental banner. The Flag has, Low- over, late information from other wurcos, which 1 are contradictory or the foregoing, but it is not considered so reliable. The Flag says that Vidauni, if hemmed in as represented, must either yield to- his enemies or call in foreign aid. The Corpus Christ Valley, of the 8th gjves tho other verainn of the affair, and is credited by tlie Picayune. It says: By the mail which left Brownat Hie on lost Sunday, the 2d Inst., we have news that Yidaurri croswd the San Juan river, and suc ceeded in beating the forces of Gama out of Camargo. The commander of the latter, Col. Guadalupe Garcia, is said to have retreated toward Reynoso and Matamoroe, with consid erable loss, and to have abandoned his artillery. A considerable number of his men deserted him, and are nowon this side of the Rio Grande. Yidaurrl is reported to have marched with his maiu force from Camargo on Mon terey, to meet thegovernment troops from the interior, who wore advancing against that place. It was expected that he would easily succeed in whipping them, should certain ne gotiations fail, which were on foot, as his men are of better “material” than those composing the Government troops. Coraonfort, the President substitute, isdis- -nosedto treat with Yidaurrl, os ho sees that he Is so well backed by the northern frontier: but he does so unwillingly, os he la, we doubt not, jealous of Vidaurn's influences. The latter has many strong friends, even in the City of Mexico; and, with the exception of Alvarez, is the only reliable man. judging from their an tecedents, among the leading liberals of Mexico. Col. Martin Sayes, (the son of a Kentuckian, by tho by,) had marched with 600 men from Linares, to join Vidaurri’s main body. Yidaurrl is an honest and sensible man, but devoid of the education and genius necessary to redeem the fallen fortunes of his country. The Multerlngs of Dlsoontcnt.lii Franco, The Paris correspondent of the Times, in a letter dfttod 0th,rays; For some days peet ru mors were current of an approaching modifica tion of tho French cabinet; and the return of M. Billault to Paris was said to be awaited for that purpose. The discontent existing in the faubourgs, the destitution among the working classes, (not so much . from want of employ ment as from the high prico of all the neces saries of life,) the dissatisfaction of tho manu facturing people, the financial or monetary crisiB, tho frequent discovery of seditious placards, and the aspect of affairs generally, at home and abroad, were all sufficiently legiti mate motives of ajarm. Tho reports of tho Prefect police, confiden tially ami directly nddrossod to the Emperor, showed that tho condition of tho people was anything but satisfactory and that their mur- JMirs were not unfounded. M. Billault return ed to Palis on Monday evening, and immediate ly resumed Ida function. A cabinet council met yesterday at Com- pieg. c, and then various questions were brought before it in the presence o.f tho Em peror, and fully discussed, One member of the council spoke at considerable length, and he proved tunt the sufferings and consequent di; - content of the Parisian population were, to q great extent, owing to the financial measure of tho Government; and that the discontent of tho manufacturers was attributable to.their fear of radical changes in tlio tariff. Tho coun cil sat far some time, and questions of foreign interest were also discussed. The Paris correspondent or the London Post Arrests hnve again taken place, in conse quence of the strike among certain classes of the workmen. Placards still more menacing Ilian those 1 have already alluded to, continue to he posted on tho walls of the houses, -nd they assume indifferently a Legitimist, Orlean- 1st, or Revolutionary color. It is not by night only that these placards are affixed, but some times in tho noonday, under the eyes of tho police. The persons who aro said to he em ployed in tills work bring small sheets of paper which are already prepared with wafers, and they take their stand against a wall, holding their bauds behind their backs, as if they were merely resting tliemr.elvcs. They soon quit their position, and leave the placard sticking to the wall, without the police agents noticing them. It is only 111 an hour or two afterwards that the groups who stand reading tho paper attract their attention, and when they come up to tlin spot they Hud such words ns tlieso: “ Vive Henry V! ’’ “ Vivo le Comte do Pnris!" “Vive la Kepubliquo! ” “Alias Louis Napo leon ! ” “ Mort au* Proprietors!” “ Le Pain a 10 sous, Ac.” -It is pres. Sale of Brunswick City Loth, , sumed that the uncertainty attending the nego tiations expected to takoplaca concerning tho Main Trunk will prevent our having many persons present to day os purchasers. The extraordinary effort which Savaunali is ranking has startled many gentlemen who intend to temovo to Brunswick, hut they prefer ta await the denouement of ovents, even at the risk of irayiug higher prices lit a futuro period. Wo ask no ono and we dosfre no one to como hero without feeling confidence in the ~ “ ’ * Voneimwt ^Lat wo. can rno'arrange- ment will Tmj made with the Main Trank Road that will Ijo adverse to the interests of this city; and consequently that those gentlemen who are here for tho purpose of purchasing may do so with entire safety, ft is altogether probable that at no subsequent tiraowill Improved lots sell ut so low a price ah now. Investments must therefore pay well.—Brunswick Herald of Thursday, viz: and a fair sample we consider it us it is from the middle of the bale. Now, allow the hale to be cut as in tho cut, betweou ropes, on each side, and you will no doubt get good and fair samples. In Liverpool, however, thoyrip the ends of the bales,and take samples from the ends, by draw ing a pieco of one of the layers of cotton. Now, any one conversant in pressing cotton knows that the end of every bale is the last tbiuf sewed up, after the bale has been roped, rollei out of the press, and takes up all the dust of tho house as it comes iu contact with it. This mode of sampling ofteu makes cotton rank worse than.it really is, and the spinners get the advanlage,ifany. Again, all ropes are cut off before weighing, but two. In this country a bale is not in good order unless there are five ropes. These ropes are sold., but nover appear .rathe account of sales. It is, iud Jd, hard to lose tho difference iu weight; but to be robbed of the rope is add ing injury to injury. Again, all loose patches and loose cotton also^are picked oft, and put aside and sold. The poor shipper neither sees nor hears any more of of that; and his accout sales show a heavy loss, whilst his consignee pockets at least lOd. per bole sterling. A ill tho Chamber of Commerce at Liver pool, in their anxeity to look alter the honesty of the planters, factor, dealers and shippers in America, turn the’r thoughts home, before taking tho moto out pf on* eyes, and adopt a uniform method of sampling, as it U practised iu tho markets to whom their uddress is jjiven, and let the consignees allow no claim without every mark—planter’s and county mark—Is specified on the certificate. Adduuto account sales the proceeds of ropes, pickings, &o., and endeavor not to make two commissions, one by peculations and he other legitimate. Also, use for weghing the beam asm th’s country and not the old 50 weights; allowance for draught, taro und tret, which aro now obsoleto excepting in Old England. In fine, let them ao their lest h make the customs and practices of both countries har monize, and they will then get their claims for fi»’so packing more cheerfully paid by the. i. Cotton Shiffei . • ~ I?'—. Missouri Unithd States Senatofs.— 1 The St. Louis Republican btvb : “Wo learn from a source likely to be well in formed tlmt a caucus of leading members of tho parties composing the opposition to tho demo cratic party is in contemplation in this city, tho chief object of which is to elect Colonel Benton and a know nothing to tho Senate ot the United States. The parties raoH interested iu pushing this plan forward expressed them selves, in a recent conversation, quite confident of carrying it out, and of electing their men: but it will turn out that neither the friends of Fremont nor those of Mr. Fillmore wero more mistaken in the presidential election than these party managers will he in the election of sena tors to Congress by the next legislature. Wo aro not sorry that suck plans hnve been formed, 1 for it wilt give time to mi it them; but we un dertake to say that, under no possible state of clrcumstancex, cun such a combination be suc cessful. There is n clear, woll-defined majority in tho assembly, which will resist all attempts to elect candidates under any such arrange mentjwe care not who they may ho.” Boston, Nov *22—Arr, bork Cbas WilHara, Hawes, Savannah; brig JI) Lincoln, do. Now York, Nov 21 -Air, brig Augusta, Co.fiu, Jacksonville.. Thismorufugat4o'clock, when oil' the Highlands, came in contact with a soboouor bound in, lost our cutwator, head, out head und jlbboom; did uot ascortoin who tho other vessel wm •, or what damage sho sustained, If any. Arr, ■chrs Target, rurmao, Savannah; F Burrltt, Hur- tlo. St Marys Rlvor; flhl, brig W Crawford, Uardl- nor, Jacksonville; sebr L 8 Davis, Lynch, Savau- Maryland and Delaware Railroad.—The Delaware Reporter says that the Engineers of the Delaware Railroad Company have ran the line of that portion of the Maryland and Dela ware Ra'lroad which lies in this Stab. The placo of connection with the Delaware Railroad is about half a mile telow Dover, and the road runs from west thence 18 degrees sooth to the Maryland Hue. This is represented as being the shortest route aid the least expensive one proposed. The Marylanders, it is raid, desire to run further up the peninsula, and cross the Delaware road at a point above Smyrna, so m to connect with Jersey, and make a straight wake for Now York. The Texas Election.—The Galveston News of the 15th, lies the following: We find It very difficult to gather the returns of this State. So far es heard from, the Dem ocrats, have carried every county. It 1b new believed that Texas will give Buobanan and Breckinridge from, 12,000 to 15,000. So that it would seem that both Sam and Sam Houston are “done for’ in Texas. Forger Killed.—The Philadelphia San rays that George Ford,the American recently murdered in Buenos Ayres was General Ford whose unfoitunate complicity with Judge Helfenstien In forging land warrants in Lan caster county, Pa., some years since, induced his hasty departure from the country. Fatal Affray.—The San Antonio Texan repoi is a fatal affray, wh’ch occurred in that city on the 5th instant, 1 jtween a young man called Charles Cameron, empleyed In the Adju tant General’s office, and another named Kteff, in which the latter wes killed. Cameron is nowin jail. Crops.—On the Rio Grande the crops are said to be fine, but some fears are entertained that the fields, immediately in that region may be damaged by overflow, as the second crop has’notyet been gathered. Lieut. Maury re funs the Crops of the Or der of Donneborg, on the ground that the or ganic laws of his country forbid Its officers ac cepting a title from any foreign potentate. Ohio Official.—Cincinnati, Nov. 24.—The official vote of this State for President stands: Fremont, 187,407; Buchanan, 170,874; Fillmore 28,125; Gerrit Smith, 155. Field Spots* Don’t we tell you it would rain? Why then didn’t you go to Church like a Christian? Ob! no, you most n' ads go a hunting. Very well, went a ducking, and got a ducking—served you light. What wes thanksgiving day made for ? Read the proclamation of his Excellenoy —our most devout and pious Governor! Do you ttnd.anytbing there about hunting—duck ing or Rallroad-nding ? Do you see anything about the gun, the dog. or angling ? Not a word, on the contrary like a kind father his Excellency enjoined it as a solemn duty upon Ms children everywhere, to devote the day to prayer and tkanksgh! tg. Instead of this, you must needs declare war against the whole ani mal kingdom-;fish—flesh and fowl. Verily the way of the transgressor is hard.—TW/aAas- see Sentinel. (From Punch.) Nothing to Speak of.—Old Gent—“ Pray, my good man, what is the matter ?” Confused Individual—* 1 Matter sir! Genl- mn’sossran away with a broom,sir! Never see anything like ft in all my bora days! Down he comes, with the shawes a dangling all aboat b<s legs--knocks a batcher’s cart Into a linen- draper’s shop—bangs agin a carriage and a pair and smashes the paugl all to bit: — npset a fay- ton, and if he hadn’t a-tan op agin this here cab, and dashed it right over, and stopped his* setl, Mowed if I don’t think there’d a been some accident!” 11 After you,” as the policeman ought to be allowed to pay to the bubble-bank director. Banquet to Mr. Burlingame.—Boaton,Nov. 24—Tho banquet of Mr. Burlingame at Faneuil Hall this evening was a grana affair. Twelve hundred persons were present, iuoluding many ladies* Opposite the rostrum was the Inscrip tion, “Fremont and Burlingame for Pesident fn 1860.” 8avnti iihli . Market; November wT , CorroN—A JlghtjOfferlnf stock llmUotl oiwra* lions this forenoon to 6W bales. Tho good fooling maolfcstou Ihtbq market (br the past Tew days ■fill continues. Wo|lvo the following as the items or tho sales, via: 27 At 10^, Mat li, 68 at UK, 78 at UK, 104 at UK,-135 at UK, 28 at 110-10, and tint it#; HKW YORK, Nov25—Flour—Tho market has a declining tendency, and ualos or ILSOO bbls ut$0/S 0 80 lor straight 8tat«; *6 6n®fU 70 for good Ohio, amftiotithorn at$0PO©|7 20 ter mixed to good standard brands. ,, Wheat—Tho market owned with a declining ten- dency, and sales of 2Q,0t0 bushels ro I at 160/SUS6 Odrn—Tbo market closed higher, and solos of 26.000 bushola at 74 cents tor mixed Southern, and yellow at 76 cents. l’ork—Tho market is ttrmor with solos «n -- bbls at 818 tor moss. Bool—Tho market Is ttcudy, with sales of bbls at fl4($14 60 tor.now Chicago. , . Lard—Tho market was steady, with sal s of bbls atl2Koonts. Whisky—Tho markot Uflrmcs, aiid sales of bbls 1 -• - 1 - - - JI- -f L* rl i&'.’.Lii! euigriue. Port or 8avaiii(ili..„., November as. Daniel’s Hat, from plantation, with 07 tos rico, to Habersham & Son. Deported. Steam or Swap, Johnston,jiemoro’a Ferry. Memoranda. Jfftui 2ti>oertUemtnts DR. Mo’KINLEY will teach a Frouch Class, “ at the bouse of Mrs. Klklns, on York it. The beat persons InSavannsh can be given as reference. nov28 CITY MAMHAL’S BALE. AN WEDNESDAY ue*t, at 10 o’clock, A. St , I \J will soil to the highest bidder the Stalls in the market ter one year. No bid will betaken from any person, ubless a Butcher, tor tho. Meat Stalls. Persons purchasing Stalls will nave tho prlvil *ge of keepiug them tor aubther year at tho uame price. Terms cash. Sato wltl'take place iu the markot, under the suilwrlntendeuco or the Markot Commit tee. D’N'L H. STEWART, m 28 City Marshal. 1A BBLS. HIRAM SMITH’S ROUBLE J.V/ EXTRA Geonesflee Pastry FLOUR. 8 bbls Buckwheat Flour, 26 boxes Layer Ratslus, and K aud K boxed MALAGA BAISIHS. 1 bale Sort-Bhell Almonds, 2 bales Hard-shell do, & boxes Shelled . do, 60 drums NEW TURKEY FIGS. iars, (now) 2 cases PRUNES Iu glass ji 2 casks Tanto CURRANTS, 10 boxes Genoa CITRON, , DATES. Grouud Spices, all kinds, warranted pure [ Amer ican Mustard, in tin canisters; Heaker’s Farina, Corn Slarcb, Pearl Starch, Indigo. Ao., , tor sale at uo29 DICKSON'S, Barnard at. Butter and Cheese. lie KEGS GOSHEN BUTTER, extra XOne and lower qualities. A Uo, One Hundred Rich Cream Cheese, (Imitation English,) 16 boxes mild, rlch.Nortbbrn Cbeoae; half bbls Fig Pork, do Bert, no28-2t ' Barnard si,, near the Markot, Fresh Groceries. AND [NO yor schu John Boston, Enphantrcss, i.iuiiiu nuia tiuuu untuu, r.ui/uamivoa, Walter Raleigh and steamers, a large stock of choice Grocerfi:, selected expressly for my recall trade. Ooolong, ” TEAS selected from latest impor tation. Hyson, Gunpowder, Souchong, Extra No 1 Nutmegs, Mace, CloveB, Clunamon, a r, London Mustard, English Pickles, Sardines, >Vt Prite, Worcestershire Sauoe, John Bull, Reading, Mrshroon, K'ug Oudes, foyers Relish, Soho Sauce. Northern Pickles, in Jars, or at retail, for sale at WM. G. DICKSON'S Family Grocery, no28-2t 14 Barnard at., near the Market. XjjMNAL NOTICE—All persons Indebted to tbo sUbioribor, as chimney contractor, are here by notified, that unless their accounts aro Bottled by tho 10th day or Decomber next, they wll> bo In discriminately placed In the hands of a magistrate tor collection. JOHN LARKIN, nov28-8t Chimney Contractor. *#♦ News copy. COL. WOOD'S GRAND MUS. U)1 OF LIVING WONDERS, WILL EXII1U1T AT ST. ANDREW'S HALL F Roue wook, ouinmeuoing MONDAY, Deo, 1st, 1860, at 2 o'olmik, 1* M. Upon every day and uight after. Greatest Natural Attraction in the world 1—Won der upon Wonders III Groat Curlosltlos all In one Exhibition, GRAND COLLECTION! Consisting uf tho following most wondorful freaks of nature, Among tho-uumbor may bo found tho 8WI88 BEARDED LADY, M’l|o Clofutlla, ilia uruutc'HL curiosity of lhh, cen tury, and a subjuut ol udtniruthm aud wonderment to all porsons in Switeerland, Franco, England and the United States. Bho was educated iu Tours and speaks nearly all tho iunguagos of Europe, THE YOUNG ESAU, Son of tho Boarded Ijidy, is three years old, with a pair or whiskers—his back, shoulders and body aro ouilroly coverod with u flno coat of soft hair, aud is ono of tho most beautiful children in tho world. TUG AMERICAN GIANTESS, The American Glantens, Miss SYLVA IIAUDY, from Winston, Franklin county, Me., who is nearly eight feet high. Miss Hardy Is a largo aud well proportioned woiuuti, rather loan than fleshy, and weighs THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-ONE POUNDS, and is ono of a pair of twius thut only weighed, throe pounds ami a half at birth. Her parents wore both bolow tbo medium size. Her complexion is fair, ’her eyes blue, and the very modest und mild expression of her oonutonuuco is Bald to bo a truo ludex oHier character. It tuko3 164yards of ordluury drygoods for a complete dro ». Hot- physical strength is most wonderful! being equal to three powerful niuu. THE QUEEN OF FAIBIES, Smallest Lady iu the World 1 Mrs, Elion Briggs. Nothing can excel her loveliness; tho very God of Boauty ha-made a form In miuiature almost divine; very intelligent and speaks several languuges flu ently; has boon married fourteen years, aud is tho mother of three beautiful children. Sho is accom panied by her husband, unuosizedgeutlemau, und site Is tbo samo slzo as Geuurul Tom Thumb. King' of Fanes. Mqjor Goitorut Gilford, smallest man in tho world, Is forty inches high, weighs thirty pouuds, supports u lino moustache uud whiskers, ami lias all Iho othor quulllios of a true gentleman. THE mm WAKELESS, Two young men, that will Imitate all tho foathor- 1 soegsterB ol tho-grove, und discourse Uio most beautiful inuBic on tho Jewish Cymbal. Doors open from 10 A. M. to 12 M. t from 2 to 0, and 7 to 10 P. M. Admission to tbo wholo 60 ceuts; Children and servants 26 cents. nov27 FRESH BISCUIT AND CRAGKBRS TU6T RECEIVED, compriHiug all tho diircretil (| kinds Now York all'ords, consisting of Congress, Egg, Mitk, Wiuo, Lemon, Soda. Abernathy, Maple, and othor Biscuit, Now Year's Cako, Ginger and Spiced Snaps, Fox’s, Butter, Boston, 1.cm on, Pic Nio, Graham, Water; Sugar, und Fancy Crackers— allot which wotball keep constantly on hand aud receive fresh supplies by every stcumor ut tlio Puvunnuh Grocery amt Fruit Depot, nttv20 \ WM. II. FARRELL. "COLOUR— 1 100 bbls “Doumead" Flour, 100 bbls “Oakloy” do At dopot aud lor Halo by nov26 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON & CO. FRUIT!! FRUIT!!! Just arrived, Urn Ur. »ehr. Ellen, Wm. Johnson, uiaxlor, from Har bour Island, with a cargo of ORAN GES, LEMONS, LIMES, BANANAS* COCOANUTA ami PINE APPLES. For sale low, apply to YONGE fi FRIERSON, 94 Buy street. •^yRITLNG PAPERS.—For salo ut remarkably . . low prices nine und white ruled and plain foolscap, do do letter papers, English and French packet aud commercial post; ulso, a Quo selection of pink, butT, violet and other colors of note .amt letter papers, small sizes, suitable for lady's use. WAKNUCK & DAVIS. novl4 159 Cougress streut. Central ll, Road A Banking Co* of Ga, 1 ’ 1 Hatruntiah Vn.. Ifl 1BKA. J fill Savannah, Nov. 18; I860; Tho Annual Keeling- of Stockholders #L. j held ut tho Company's Offlce, West Broad street, on Tuosday, the slxteonth day of De- combor next, at 10 o'clock iu the torenoon. Stockholders will bo passed to and I rota the meetiiig pkkk. novl3—td OE . A. CUYLKR, Cashier. MKlHCAl/CAfili; o» DR. J. It. SMITH has removed bis Office Ro to Broughton street, in Dailey's Building, a few doors ubovo Belden’a Hat Store. Residence at Mrs, RemBhart's, West Broad street aepl8 FELLOW-CITIZENS OF CHATHAM COUNTY. . • I am a candidate for ru-oloctlon to the of- 'wm flee or Receiver of Tax Returns in Jauuary next, uud rcspcutt'ully solicit your sufltagoH. augll JOHN REEDY, TO TIIE VOTEIIS OF CHATHAM COUNTY. Fellow-citlxens, I am a candidate at the oloctiou, in January next, for the offlce or Tax Collector, and solicit your BUpport. A. HARMON. Savannah, Sept. 80th, I860, oct 1 NOTICE. YTTYLLY Ac COLLINS have taken an office on \V IBs corner of Drayton st. and Bay lane, op posite tho office or 0. A. L. Lamar, Esq., tor tho transaction of an Auction and General Brokerage NO 14013 MARYLAND LOTTERIES, FOR DECEMBER, 18M. _ H. Fr»nc. »Cg,, titn.tcw. ; A GRAND Marx land lottery GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, OF UARYLAND. Extra Clou 7. To bo drown B.TDRDAY, Dm. Jotb, Id BtIUmoro, Morjrlud. ■ Prizes amounllnn lb *132,600 wlU bo:distributed Mcordlog to IhefoliowloiSploodld Scheme: *0,000 Number, t-1,000 Prlrt. I PtizM p>,abto In toll Without deduction'. } io,oc« a «• 187 6,000 8,000 e 2,000 L6J0 1,000 800 buslnc Real aud Personal Estate sold on Commission;at- bo, Stocks and Bonds. Loans negotiated. Liberal advances made on property entrusted to them tor salo. tf novl8 NOTICE. LI, persons having demands against the Estate A LI, persons having do iL of Mrs. ELIZA ANN JEWETT, deceased, will hand *'■*“* 1 mnd them in duly attested, and thoao indebted wilt please mako payment to FRANCIS J. CHAMPION, no4-lm Sole Qualified Executor. APPROXIMATION P 4 of 0160 Appro’x 4 of 100 4 or 00 “ 4 of 80 « 4 oT 70 « 8or oo « .......... 12 of 30 “ 12 of 20 “ 748 of 10 “• i,000 prixei, a i ountlng to NOTICE. A LL persous having demands against tho estate of Duuiol U’Cuuucr, deceased, will hand them u. duly atlostod, as required by law;aud those in-, dented will please make payment, to W. R. SYMONS, Qualified Adm’r. November 8tb, I860. nov8 GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF " MARYLAND. Class T, To be drawn In Baltimore, Md.,Saturday, Dec, 2T. NOTICE. A LL persons ludebled to the Estate of Jaue Mc Donald, late of McIntosh county, deceased, aro requested to mako Immediate payment; thos- liavlng duumuds against Baht Estate are requested to prosout them, duly authenticated. MUSES P. HARRIS, Executor. Nov. 7th, 1850. uov7 OkmckSav’ii, Amuny&Oulp R. R.Co., 1 Ha van mill, Nov. 5,1856. j T HE BoveulU luataUuvnt of 10 per cent, on th Capital Stock of tbo Suvuiinab, Albany aud Guir Rail Road Compauy, by a Resolution of the Board, Ih lioroby ordered to bo paid ou or bofore the 10th day nf.lu'umry, 1857. WM. WARING HABERSHAM, novd .Secretary and Treasurer. 1,316 prises, amounting to .11,141,140 ■nekola 320; tUlve. *10; Qutr.W, Eighth. ,2.60. READY MADE CLOTHING. JUST received by Btermer Alabama, a large lot , iciiiiui niauaniui • wigs iuv of Black Cloth Frock Cork, Black iioesklu aud Figuerod Casslmoro Pants. Figured Black and Fan cy Silk Vests, Ulue PI let Cloth Circular Talnms, for salo low by WM. K. SYMONS, Draper und Tailor, u»v22 17 Whitaker st. T All order* tor Tleketa or Package* in any of the Maryland Lotteries will receive prompt atten tion, and the drawing mailed to all purchasers im mediately after It la over. Addresa T. H. HUBBARD k CO. No 80 Fayette street, or Box No. 40„ uovl9 , Baltimore ltd. ROYAl, HAVANA LOTTERY. MERINO UNDER SHIRTS. FKKSI1 supply of Silk and Meriuo Under rpHE uext T Ordinary Drawing of the lioya^l j. Shirts fur sain low by uov22 W. R. SYMONS, 17 Whitaker at. WHITE KID GLOVES. TTflllTE and fstraw Color Kid Gloves Just re- w< ' celvevl and for Bale by WM. R. SYMONS, 17 Whitaker st. milK price of Bathing ou aud after 1st Dea., 1850 uutil May 1st, 18i»7, will bo as follows: Four tickets fl 00 Single bath 60 Subscribers will bo received at ono dollar a month, by the year, tocommeuce from Nov. 1st, until Doc. 1st next. J. M. HAYWOOD, nov22-tilld) Agent. X Havana Lottery, conducted liy the Spanish Government, under the suparvisioo or the Captain General of Cuba, will take place at Havana, on Tuesday, November lSUt, 1806. $258,000!! SORTEO NUMERO 572 ORDINARIO. CAPITAL PRIZE 8100,0001 1 prize or $100,000 00,000 20,000 JJACKUAMMON BOAKJJB,. Chess lion, Drawing Pencils, Bristol Boards. Wator Colors, l'orto Munales. Card Cases, Portfolios, &c., &q., for Bale by WARNOCK k DAVIS, nov!8 150 Congress street. JgLANK BlOKS, of alt kinds; full bound Day; Books, Lodgers;.luuruuls,&o., and hulfbouud >, made of good paper nud well bound; also, Pass Books, Memorandums, Writing Books, ko., fur salo by WARNOCK fc DAVIS, nov!3 159 Cougress street. JJRANDY, GIN, RUM, &c- 25 bbls Domestic Brundy 20 H casks 4th proof do, twigg hoops 26 K do do do, do 60 bbls E Phelp's Ryn Gin 60 do Luther Felton's Boston Rum 76 do N. 0. Rectified Whiskey 20 K casks Malaga Wiuo 60bbls Old P&HGlu, In store and for sale by oc21 SCR \NTON, JOHNSTON k CO. JN A TRUNK, stolon in thte city, by a negro iu April, 1856, were Bonds or the city of Augusta, markod Let, 0. No's. 10 k 11, each $1000, with coupons attached tor luturcst since Oct. 1854. The public aro hereby cautioned not to purchaso said Bonds. novlu-lin G herkins, hams, bitters, brusiies- r NEGROES FOR SALE, rFHE subscriber offers for sale some Thirty or X more Negroes—connected by families, and having many likely children. Among thoso people aro good ploughmen, axemen, and house servants. They aro all of good character, and have been ac customed to the culture of cotton, etc. They will bo delivered by tho 1st or January noxt For par ticulars apply to Johu W. Anderson, or to nov 27—tf BRYAN M. MOREL. LIFE INSURANCE. ' T HE United States Life Insurance Annuity and Trost Company takes risks on the lives of White Persona tor life, or for a shorter period, and on Slaves for one or four years, on as favorable terms as any equally responsible Company. Capital and Assets, Jan'y 1st, 1856. .$1,421,612 42 A bonus of 26 per cent has been declared on tho business or last year to all policy holders entitled thereto. ROBERT AUSTIN, Agent, Ricii’o D. Abxold, M. D., 164 Bay st. Medical Examiner. uo26 60 doz cases Gherkins, 250 sugar cured Hams, 100 cases Stomach Bitters, 500 doz Shoe, Stove and Scrubbing Brushes, Received and for salo by uovJl MCMAHON & DOYLE, JpOTATOES—40 bbls Potato os lauding aud for ASSIZE OF BREAD. Cmr Treasurer's Office, 1 Savannah, 1st Nov., 1866. j r E average pricee or Flour the past month being Eight aollara per bbl, Bread must weigh as follows i 10 cent loaf mnst weigh 2 ft 0 oz, 6 “ “ “ “1ft Ooz. 3 “ “ “ “ OK oz. JAMES 8. WILKINS, ^novl City Treasurer. Bank Statement.—Mew York, Nov. 24.— The weekly etatament of the City Banka ahowa an iucre&se of $950,000 in loona; $718,000 in Bpecie; $3,083,000 in deposits; and a decreaso of $38,000 in circulation. Wonderful Progress.--The Philadelphia Ledger thicka it iaa safe prediction that the result of the next Presidential election will l>e known in all the principal cities of Europe, and 8 ossiblyinIndia,onthe morning of the next ay after it has transpired. - TEAS! FRESH TEAS! T HE CHOICEST and heat assortment of TEAS ever offered at retail In this city, including English Breakfost Tea, Delicious Oolong, Plantation Oolong, Silver Loaf Hyson, Plantation Imperial, and oilier favorite qualitiea, Just received and tor sale by WM. H FARRELL, no26 cornei-Broughton and Whitaker at*. Indiana Murder and Depredations.—Hard ly a day posses, says tho Ban Antonio Texan, but horses are taken away by Indians in the counties around us, and many have boon seen recently within twenty miles of San Ant >nlo. Tho same paper cays, intelligence Mas been re ceived that six men were killed and scalped by Indians, in Kerr county, some fort” ntfies north of Ban Antonio, on Sunday.night ;est. It stems that Beven persons had encamped for the night, aud tho Indians came upon them while asleep, killed and scalped four, T and left two mortally wounded; ono only can survlvo of the seven. A German, named Ilomnfthn Range, of Si* terdale, in Comal county, was killed by Indians, a-few days since, within a short distance of his own residence. ■ G.: Hum*. Pwismw^itiicago, Not. 2.1.—A heavy gale Bwcpt over thin city last evening, causing great dnmngc. The Bteeplo of the new UnivorsallBt church was completely demolished, os well us blown ilmvn. Several lumber yards Buffered n great l<BB The loss Is pliout $30,000. I The Upper Mteisslpnl tiver, jmt above I«ho I Pepin, Is cloned bjr ice. Otn Tina MAnnuons^-There wm an artlosa manner ot announcing marriages In “the olden time*' which la quite refreshing to revert to occasionally. Witness the following Dorn the Williamsburg Gavette of 1770: "On Sunday evening Inst, Mr. Beverly Dixon to Mies Folly Saunders, a very agreeable ynng lady." CABBAGE I OABBAOBII T HK Subscriber- has now iu store esoperlor lot ol Northern Cabbages, In prime order, to Butt the wholesale and retail trade. . WM. H. FARRELL. no2S corner Brooghton sod WblUkersts. Hero Is n veritable marriage notice of the "olden tlrao," taken Dorn the New York Weekly Museum, Jnno 0,1702, AdJetlvoa in those days were cheap and plenty : "Mahbibu.—On Mondeay evening lest by tbo ltev. Mr. Beach, John Buohanan, Esq., to tbo amiable, adorable, incomparable. Inflexible, nndnon-paralelof her sex,'Ntnoy Lnoy Tom er, both of this city "A California lover writes to his sweet heart thus s— "Loven yean is rather long to kort a gal, but lie havo yon ylt Cate.” A Oontleman In the Bpring time of L... when walking with a lady, stumbled and fell, On his resuming his perpendicular, the lady remarked she "was sorry for his unfortunate faux pat.” "bdldn't hurt my fore pawl,” said be, “I only barked my kqeei.” /~1 R0CERIE8.—130 BUM ABAC Sugar: UT 23HhdiNOtPR Sugar; 300 Sacks Rio Coffee, oil grades ; 1&0 Bozos Oolgitos No. 1 Polo audS-Fami tSoaps 100 Boxos No. 1 do; 200 do AdamtnUne Caudles; 60’ do Sperm; 100 do Sterofi; 100 do Tobacco. For aale by RODGERS NORRIS, ft CO. uov6 QYRUP, CIDER, Ac- D 100 bo— —* 100 boxea varloua • 60 boxea qimrU auu pints Cbampagne C 60 casks J.. Landing and for aale by nov22 HOLCOMBE, JQHN80N fcCO. QUGAR— 200 bbla A,^B ft Ocriubed and pulverized Sugar, iiSvtt* JOHNSON ft 00; T IME—1,000 oaaka bast quality of Lamp Iim*. Ji tending and in atora. for sate low by novl CARLETON ft PARSONS. salo by novl! CARLETON A PARSONS. M ISCELLANEOUS anJ Fancy Books, such as Mlnuturos, Pretty KUltious of tbo l'octs, uud Annals for 1857, fto., &c, for buIj by novl4 WARNOCK k DAVIS. S OAP, STARCH, Sc- 160 boxea Beadol’s Family Soap 150 do Colgate's do 100 do do Palo 160 do do Nol 100 do Castile 16 do Assorted Toilet Received and for sale by nov4 McMAHON ft DOyi.E, do do do do do, S UGAR, SODA AND bUTTER CRACKERS— 25 bbls band made Sugar-Crackers, 25 do Soda $0 boxes do 25 boxes Butter do do do landing, and for sale by nov $ SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO. IITACKEREL, CODFISH, &c- IvX 75 bbls No. 2 — • 2 and 3 Mackerel, 40 half bbls largo No. 1 and 2 do, 20 kits mess No. 1 do, 26 quar bbls largo No. 1 do, 2 hbds Codfish. 100 boxos Scaid Herrings, Landing aud for salo by nov22 HOLCOMBE,JOHNSON k CO. B UCKWHEAT of tlio best quality, SMOKED SALMON, ANCHOVIES, CODFISH, Mackerel, No. 1, iu Kits, Salmon. do do, PIG HAMS, small size, do SHOULDERS, do do, Canadian Oat Menl, Extra Quality in small bags, FRENCH BEANS, 20 bbls handsome TABLE APPLES and COOK ING do, 5 BOXES LEMONS, NEW FIGS, PRUNES AND DATES, FBE3H BISCUITS, in 15 varieties, some ontirely new; together with a good supply of staple Groce ries, por steamers Kuoxvlllo and Auguste, for sate by WM. H. FARRELL, Savafinah Grocery and Fruit Dopof, nnyl2 corner Broughton & Whitaker sts. T EA, COFFEE AND PEPPER- 20 half chests Black Tea, 50 do do Groou Tea, 160 caddies 2,4 and 6 lb Black Tea, 150 do 2 and 4 lb Groon Tea, 160 sacks Green Rio Coffee, 75 boxos Fresh Ground Coffee, 100 do do do Pepper, 15 bogs Whole Pepper, Received and tor sate by novlS McMAHON ft DOYLE. HOARDING). A FEW YOUNG GENTLEMEN can bo accommo dated with board aud lodging ou Brougblon street, uearly opposite H. Slorso's Houso Furnish ing tftoro. Also, a tow Day Boarders, novl2 PRIVATE BOARDING. FEW ij-ngle gentlemen can obtain good Board aud Lndgiug ut tbe So. West, coruor St. Juueu aud l'ricu Street's. oei23 2w 3 approximations to tbe $100,000 of $600 each, 4 or $400 to $60,000. 4 or $400 to $20.000,4 of $200 to $10,000, 4 or$200 to$5,000. Whole Tickets $20—Halves $10-Quarters $5. 49» Prizes cashed at Bight at flvo per cent, dls* count. Bills of tbe Richmond City Banks taken at par.'' A drawning will be forwarded as soon as tbe re sult in known. Communications addressed to DON RODRIGUEZ, (care or City Post, Charleston, 8. 0.,) until the 18th. of November, will bo attended to. uov28—dfttvw. COOK WANTED, W ANTED IMMEDIATELY a good Cook, who will bo willing to irou aud wash tor a small family. A suitable person will rocoivo good wages and a permanent placo. Apply at this office, uevl7—tf JMIREE HUNDRED ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to act os local and traveling agents in a business easy, useful and honorable, at a salary of $100 per month! A capital of $6 only required I No patent mouidno or book business. Full particulars given (fVce) to all who enclose a postage stam^or a three cent piece, and address A. B, sopt22— w8m Plalstow, li. H. WANTED. fjiwo good B< ys to wait about the Barber Shop. Liberal wages will bo paid promptly for them. "Apply to J. M. HAYWOOD, nov22 Agent. HOT AND GOLD BATHS. y EARLY customers, straugora. and.citizensare _ rospcctiuily notidod that hot water is ready for them from 6 A. M. till 9 P. M. every day except Sundays. A few more gentlemen can bo well ac commodated to batho as often as they choose at one dollar a month, all subscribers to commence from Nov. 1st, 1856 to Nov. 1, 1857, for $12. Single baths, 26 cents. Season ticket from 1st May to lBt Nov., $16. J. M. HAYWOOD, Agt. N. B. 10 subscribers, in addition to those I have, aro all 1 can take at tbo low prico or 12 dollars a year. nov!8 J. M. H., Agt. vs“v aNNA.II WATER WORKS. OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, 1 November 13th, I860, j T HE WATER RENTS for tbe present year wore due from tho 1st iustant, and payable at tbe office of tbe Board. Tbo attention ot thoso persons supplied with water from tbo works iB called to Section 20 of An Ordinance to amend an Ordinance for the caro and management or tho Savannah Water Works. iiovl3 It. J. R. BEE, Secretary C HEESE, BUTTER, ko.—200 boxus Goshen Cbooao; 50 do English Dairy do; 25 coses Piuo Apple do; 50 firkins Choice Butter; 5 cases (K and K boxes) Sardinos; landing and for salo by uov!2 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k CO. WHITE SATIN & HID SLIPPERS. B ECEIVED by late arrivals— Ladles Whit " ‘ “ Ladies White 8atin Slippers, do do Kid do Misses Black Gaiters and Morocco Roots, Ladles l'oika and Jenny Lind Boots. M. J. BUCKNER, novO No, 71 and 162 Gibbou's Huugu, L ETTER BOOKS, copying Presses, Oil Paper, Copying Brushes, and tine Blotliug Pupor, tor sulo by novlO WARNOCK k DAVIS, 159 Congress street. BUCKWHEAT A MACKEREL. t)rv K bbls Fresh Buckwheat, slSXJ 20 K do. 26 bozos do. 20 bbls New No. 3 Mackerel, 10 K Large No. 1 do- 10 K do Small No. 1 do. landing and for salo by oct 31 SC8ANTUN, JOHNSTON ft CO. CANDLES. CiPERMACLTTI, Adamantine and Tallow of various O brands; Soap of various brands, from 0, 8, 10 and 12 cents. Chemical Soda Soap 10 cents; Wo man’s Friend 10 cents. Cull uud examine at IIA R RON'S Family Grocery, ■op26 Whllulmr and»'liar I ton - streets. C HOICE BUTTER.—If* kegs choice Rutter jind re celved and tor sale by Oct 22 VOtWG k FRIERSON, 94 Ray -s • UTTER ft CHEESE— JJLUEj BROOMS, JUCKFH'S, BISCUIT, &c— 100 boxes Fig Blue, 60 doz 2 and 3 ply BrooinB, 100 doz 3 and 3 hoop Buckets, 26 bbls Soda, Sugar aud Buttor Biscuit, 10 bbls Pilot Bread. Received and for sate by noy20 McMAHON ft DOYLE. 0018 AND tUlOES- ; Lady'* wbito Satin Slippers, ' Gent's flno Boots and Galters, Gent's Oxford Ties and tow quartered Shoes, Boys’ and Youtbs’ Gaiters. On hand at 71 and 162 Gibbon’s Range, nov26 M. J. B l. — 26 kogs choice GiMueii Ruucr 60 boxes do »t« Cheese Landing per steainernnd tor salo by oc2i 8CK \NIH»\. JOliNRI'tlN ft CO. A LBANY ale*— 26 bbls Read Bros. Albany Ale. landing per j-clir. John teuton. For sale by nov 23 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON fc CO. Bbls aud boxes cf Boalou Crackers, Water OU Crackers, oy*lor Crackers, Sugar Crack- Fancy Crackers, S.nla RPscuit, Milk Biscuit, Egg Biscuit, Maple and Wiue UUcuils, ftcsb from Ti tus's celebrated Bakery, just received by novl! J R. JFSSK. L iquors, sugar ac— 76 bbls Domestic Brandy 100 bbla PH Gin 126 bbls N E Rum 100 bbls Rectified Whiskey, 76 bbls X, XX, XXX do 60 bbla Old Rye do 60 hbda P R, M and N O Sugar 125 bbls Stuart’s A B ft C do Received and for aale by ■■■ -■ McMAHON ft DOYLE, nov4 No 206 ft 207 Bay at 3.....$40,000 14,040 ...... 10,000 ...1.. 6,000 3,000 2,000 ...... 1,600 .....r* 1,000 200 . ....$132,0'X) Wholo Tickets $10; Halves $0; Quarters $2 60. BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 prize of..., ..$65,000 J ” 85,000 4 prizes of 10,000 10,000 e,ooo 3 prizes (if.... $2,000 3 “ 1,000 70 «• 400 149 “ 200 20 approx'tloua 7,200 SOUTHEKW LOTTERY ON THE HAVANA PLAN t PRIZES GUARANTIED ! 109,000 Dollars—19,000 Numbers Only! PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION. JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY ■t AuiBoamr or re* nan or oaosou. flT.ARa X. To be drawn December 11, 1856, at Concert Hall, Macon, Ga., under the aworn superintendence ol Col. George M. Logan and W. 0. Anderson, Esq. 49" Remember tbls Lottery has only fifteen thousand numbers—less than any Lottery In tbe world, therefore it la the beat for lavaatment. Ex amine tbe Sobome 1 1 prise of. ; $16,060 6,000 2 000 of $1,000 are 4,000 or 600 are 2,600 or 100 are 8,000 of 40 APPROXIMATION PR1ZZB. 20 approximations of $100 are $2,000 50 “ “ 60 are 2,600 60 “ “ 20 are...... 1,000 1 1 4 6 80 1,600 1,712 priaea amounting to $102,00'' Tickets $10—Halves $6—Quarters $2.60. 49* Prizes payable without deduobon. The 1,500 Prizes of $40 are determined by tbe list figure of the number that draws the Capital Prize or $16,000. The Capital Prise will, of course, ■ --- -.-L. t n 0*1 J m m a rriM oi 910,wu. iue lapiuurrizo wiu, or courae, ond with one or the figures—1, 2,8* 4,1,0, 7,8,9, 0. Those Whole Tickets ondlng with,the same figure as the last in the Capital mil be entitled to .. Halves and Quarters In proportii-. 49" Persons sending money by mail need no rear it? being lost Orders punctually attended to Communications confidential. Bank notes of sound banks taken at par. 49* Those wishing particular numbirs should der immediately. Address novl7 JAMES F. WINTER, Manager. m. da. GENEBAL NOLICE. Ladles, Butter Knives, Knives, Forks and Spaona, Pie Knives, Foils, Knives and Forks, Cake Knives, Crumb Scrapers, fto., ftc,, mostly in morocco cases, suitable for presents. norll B£AIiFBEH0H£MBS011)£BIE8 HENRV LATHROP & CO. W OULD lavlle Ut. .UenUoa or the Ixdlw to their rery Urge ud rich .took or TBMHVatURnnBTBlBIIIBIfy thefi Real Thread, 1 ^ „ " Treoeh. Uiutin udCunbrld — Uouroln, SctU. In Book. Cunhrlo ud Lieu Ctubrlo ud Swlu Ed^nn ud lozortlcra Embroidered, B. S. Bordered Hdklb Uuzllo ud Ounbrio Bud. Blow 8rtU, In freu witty InbnU’ Oafiitrlmnud. —Xiao— Cblldren’l Woritod Ozyre Open Hood., Hex 3m. Colored,91k ud Cnabmere Scuta, net 6 mi PubUc Favor TT AS already ranked Stelnway ft Sons, Stodart. XI J. B. Dunham ft Co., Horaee Water*. W Kitabe ft Co., 0 .Vogt, and Lights, Newton ft Brad bury’s Celebrated Patent*Areh*Wxeat-Fiank 61«t and f 1-3 Octave AS THE BEST IN THE MARKET. ■IKBbEs iBcdTed siasvp 3 - Ubrblul t czikzB MbbliFuntow, . ztwiur ud for Ml. by BoJUBOir * DOYLS, ■ ; ;;1 : I , >• - •' Si? having recootlyrecMrod anew .upply of I nudmre, wonldlnvlto lb. MtenUon or to. me public to toelr clock, comulUng .y.ry zrticlo U tbe Hue, which cu b. fomzhwt zt New York Prices. Also, ‘..••• cA A rlrb uKrtmeot or doe Trench ’ ENQRAT1N08 ud upleodld COLORED LITHOGRAPHS, with ud wltu-ul FtzuM, Jnzat uriTMl udlbr ul. U W. D. ZOOB1UH * OOR> No.'z 107 Bty«n udfoBt JnllUUz.