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• u,uy. vri -Weeklymiti M'vehiy. D .ttpla l Paper of the City and County HILTON, LAMAR &C0„ PauPRJBMu) Xxti I'rtiusii krii. ' R. B. HII a. h. nr ... . Rllltoi'l. MONDAY MORNING, Dec. 10, 1890. •abscrlptlon Prices of NuvaiirtUh Pniicm By common understanding, tho proprietors ami p«blUher*nt tho throe paportt issued In Awantmh. bare adopted tn« following uair rm rates or sub scription, 10 take effect this day: Daily P4|H»r, jtcr annum, in ndvanco.. ft) ou Trl-Wcekiy '• ** 4 Of Weekly, 3uiglo oopy, In advance *2 ou Weekly, tiro coplu<f, to one address; 8 OU Weekly, eight “ “ 10 no Weekly, tea “ »• 12 00 Weekly, twenty “ •• » 20 00 When not paid wlthiu one month from tho time of subscribing the chargo Ibr tho Dally will bo men dollars, and rbr the Trl-Wookly/w. Tbs Weokly will bo seut only to thorn who pay lu advance. Tba paper will invariably he disenutiuod upon Iba expiration of the tliuo Ibr \rhloh it has been paid* Tho abova rates to :ako oll'otu from *.r.d alter this date. SNEED k SIMS, Republican. R. B. HILTON ii CO„ Qtorgian efi Journal. THOMPSON & WITHIVGTON, News. Savannah, July 1, 1850. Florida Senator.—Our advices from Tal lahassee indicate that the legislature are hav* lag, or are likely to Lave, some difficulty in the •election of a Senator to succeed Mr. Mallory. The candidates thus far are that gentleman uud If. A. Long, Esq., one of the Buchanan elect- ore. Their strength is very nearly equal. Fail ing to agree upon either wo should not tvondcr if the majority of tho Legislature should not confer the office upon the Hon. A. E. Maxwell, or hie Excellency Governor Broome. Mr. Max well If now in the House of Representatives Got, Broome’s term of office does not expire nntil next fall. Two New Steamers ron the Florida Trade.—A letter from Wilmington, Delaware, bring* the gratifying intelligence that the new iron steamboat St, Marys, to run from Savan nah up the St.Johns river, is nearly completed. She may be expected out here and to take her place on the line early in January. We have the pleasure of announcing, further more, that the re-construction of tho St Johns for the samo trade is being pressed with great energy. She will be finished in a few weeks. Theee two new boats will probably commence running about tho same time. Messrs, dug- horn and Cunningham, tho agents of tho line, deserve well of the public for their spirited endeavors, amid many disasters and discour agements, to facilitate trade and tnwel between this city and East Florida. mnlng4MT. Invention. In another column will ho found an iidvcr- ' tlsemcnt of Mr. George' 1 0. Henry, of Mobile, ! to which wc Invito tho attention of planters. Machinery for tho conversion of Cotton Wool, into Cotton Yarns, or in other . words, machinaiy for spinning up Cotton at Wo gin bouao ot tho planter has long been a deside ratum. To fulfill the requirements it was ne cessary to combine Mmpllc ty with cheapness. Machinery was wanted, not so complicated but Unit negroes could operate it, aud not so costly but that planters, of average wealth could af. ford to purchaso it. Mr. llenr’ys, inventiou is thought to meet these conditions. With .the exception of a superJuteudaut (who cun at tend a half u d. Ren plantations) the work wih be dune by women uud children. The esti mated cost of machinery to spin from die hundred to two hundred bales of cottou is about J(i,000 dollars.' A large sunt it may be thought, yet one that cuu well be expended fur tbosuku of doubling the value of the crop. The iuvolitlou is noticed approvingly by the Journal of Commerce from which we copy tho lung article which appears iu another place. Tho editor of that paper speaks us foilowws : lu uuother column will be found a detailed description of Mr. George G. Henry’s uiodo of manufacturing cotton yarns on plautatious^iud which is destined to work important results,— first, iu favorably influencing the condition of the piauter; second, in the increased advan tage to the consumer of the improved article ; and lastly,in augmenting the productive wealth of the country. The only practicable mode of transportiug cottou from tbo plantations to the manufac tures is to press it iuto bales; and this involves the necessity of opening uud disentangling it, breakiug up tho ttbre, uud causing much oi the substance to fly oil’ iu waste, us well us to weaken the yarn into which it is made. Mr. Henry’s arruugement Is not difficult to adopt, us the cost of the machinery tor the whole pro cess is not equal to tiio enhanced value of the first crop spun, and it avoids the necessity of these destructive operations. Tho cottou is taken immediately from the gin, when it passes through tnachiuery which throws out such for eign substances us the gin has uot removed, aud the cotton is spuu iuto yarns. As the cot tou is quite open uud fleecy, when passiug from the gin, the leaf und trash cun be blown out with much less difficulty than it cun be after the cotton has been matted by handling und packing iuto bales. It is span, too, wbeu the material is oily, and In the fall aud winter months, when it manufactures more freely than it does iu the heat of Bummer. It can be spun by the ordinary unemploy ed labor of the plantation, and u better yam is produced, with much saving of waste. Ou rending the article referred to, it will bo perceived that this improvement gives pro mise of valuable results, and tbero is rea son to anticidpate its complete success and cur ly adoption. It may not be out of place, to remark that Mr. Henry is a native of the South—born In Hew Orleans, uud for many years a merchant of Mobile. During a very interesting interview with him, he informed us that lie expected to have liis invention in operation iu Alabama iu the course ol six weeks. Attention Ladles. There is a bashful youth in the matrimonial market, who, to use hU own language, “de lta to try the fruits of matrimony.” Ho dropp ed a communication to this (fleet in our office* but was so very bashful, that lie forgot to leave his name with it—tVhut a nice husband he would make. How delightfully retailing In these brassy days to meet a youth, oV ,* to get married, willing enn»'* ances, and yet with * * - enough tort to ' ugu to ull appear- .. neart so timid and tt tia. ^uful as to entirely forget his own when the subject is mentioned. Being a bashful man ourself, we have great sympathy Ibr "Bitter Herbs’—but can’t publish bis com- municatlou without responsible name attach, ed—Sorry lor you ladies—Your curiosity must be wonderfully excited and it is positively cruel, that it should uot gratified. contluucd etsveiwfaanlpulation it forato uadorgo iu tho further operations of the extra beatiug lu tho lap machine uud extra carding, that, besides the ascertained large amount of waste some 17 per ceut., which now Ulus off in conse quence of thte; treatment, a large quantity of brokeu tip, mutilated aud inti ihsicaliy distrayed fibre enters Into the yarn, and which it is largely composed. And herein stands out in Iwld relief this great improvements, that the waste by Mr. Henry's process, is diminished at least teu per cent, and the yarn being made of comparative ly unbroken aud umuutiiated fibre, is infinitely stronger, and fiuer yams can bo made of ft with greater easo. Wo all know the length ol tho fibre is what gives strength to the yurn—and the loss ita manipulation tho less^the fibre breaks,’and the le*s ol the downy substance by wdieb it is- serrated, you- remove. Aud to this downy hubstnuce muy be useribed tho adhesion or (Unity of libra, for iibr 0 which makes the purn of cotton tho king of textiles. Then the Improvement: 1st. Presents to the family of man a yam all of fifty per cout., bettertban can bo manufactur ed by tue present processes, aud which secures to itself the markets of the world, detying a competition. 2. The machinery can bo conveuioutly ar ranged uu the pluutation, where cottou is ginn ed, uud very little additional power to that which gins, will also spin it. 3. The maebiuory working like cluck work, with the exception of one ikiliful carder aud spinner to superintend from uue to ball dozen plantations, the little children on each planta tion from 8 to 12 years old. and a few of tho women not required to woik out, will bo fully suffleieutto spin up the crop, in addition to those now employed to manage the giu, aud iu a weeks time these will learu enough to pro ceed successfully with it. 4th. The crop can be spun up in seosou to withdraw any bauds necessary to spring plant ing, that may bavo aided in spinning. 5th. lu eflcct it will be double the exputts of the country, and generate aud set iu operation new improvements and enterprises. We might enumerate one by oue, many other of the numerous Improvements resulting from this invention, but we will simply say iu udditiou that cottou being spuu into yurns, is so compressed, that the same unmber of pouudi that uow covers over a steamboat, exposing it to wet and fire, can, on the sume sized boat, bo stowed and protected uicely under cover. Yam, unlike cotton, is nou-xtra hazardous, and insurance will be lessened on it. The freight and geucrnl chargee being on the potiud, os they will be on un article doubled in value, will be reduced in the descending ratio one half. Bold by uumbera in the ports, its frequent sampling and turning oufJor exami nation. Ac., will be discontinued. There is deducted from tho price which the planter receives for his cotton, wherever he sells, all the losses und charges on it until it reaches Manchester, aud also the estimated waste on it there, while it is being converted iuto yarns, Hencou system which saves ten per cent., of waste, is equivalent to adding teu bales to every hundred on his crop. Besides, the saving 01 waste to and in the ports, from damages, sampling, Ac., with the saving of charges, perhaps ten per ceut, more furulsbcs with other stronger considerations, the motives to determine the planter to the manufacture of his cottou iuto yarns—and the advantage to consumers is, that tbo saving of ten per cent, of wasto la equivalent to ati increase of the American crop of 300,000 hales per nuum. Commission merchants will rejoice In their commissions on au urticio doubled in value, paying them well to represent tbo interests of their principals. As Surat Is rendered available in Eure- - yarns, mostly by its mixture «■'*** -upe tor spinning ours up outs »*i& „ ou . r cotton as is now tho* *** ' „u so much of the burai Ho ■m**" aB od, front competition with us. advantage itself. So rnani; valluUe nwults have already been presented, flowing Lately from this iraprovemfcuUtlmt^ic I may r In Liberty county! nn tho 0th Instant, by Rov’d ii. L Buttolph, Mr. JOSEPH «. LA 1)80.V, of Kt- varnish, to Miss ANNIK C. VARNODOK, of Liberty count)*. Crinnnninl intelligence. Savannah Market, December 10. GOTTEN—Wo h*vo to report tho cotton market unchanged. The sale- yesterday amounted to 861 b*lia, viz: 38 at 11,11 at It & 16’at 11 Ji, 7 at 11K, 33 atllX, 260 at UK, 200 at 12,114 ut 12)f, 80 at 12H aud 1 at 12Ko. Exports* HAVRE—Bark Willard-1,QOS bales upland cot tou. BALTIMORE—Brig Delaware—630 bozos copper ore, 80 casks rice, 21 balos cotton, 20 hbls luoiaH- ao-, 62 bbU tur |>ontlnv, 39 bales dom NEW YORK—BchrBJ Waring—546 bales col ton, 9 bales waste, 1 lot old Iron, 1ft pkgw nuizo. pipping intelligence. fort of Savaiiiinh ..Dtviinbir 1 Arrived. Pckr Northern Hollo, Mevem, St Sliuou’a, with wool, to Muster ■ Hodghou’s ru t, tryiu HuJgsou’s laudtug, with tl hales cotsou, to Habcrubam A Pint. Screven’s flat, from plantation, with iuuo Ou»h rough rice, to tt Wuodbridge. Cheoves fiat, from piantattou, with Ibuu bushels rough rice to K Huborshum & Sou, WIIIUtnaon'H Hat. troraplaumiUm, with Ith.o bus rough rice, to J WiUiuiusou. Cleared. Bark Willard, Mitubvll, Lavra—l! A I. Lamar. Brig Delaware, i.Ucholl, BaUlmoro—Hunter .V trammel!. 8chr 8 J Waihig, Smith, New Vork—Ugdeu, Starr It Co . Memoranda. NOTICE TO MARINERS. CAPE HATTEKAS tir.ACOM UGH l\ A Wbodeu open frame, work beacon has been erected ou the cud of tho Suui Spit extending lu nearly a due south course (ram the Cape Hatteras Light-house. The beacon tower Los au olov alien oi 43 teet above the tneau level uf the sea; is painted hid un J fitted with u UlU order lens apparatus. A Jlxed 1vhje light will bo exhibited ou tho uiglu of the 16;U December next, aud on every night thereafter, trow on elevation of 35 V el above moan level of the sea. By order uf the Light house Board: “ W. II. WHITING, First Liuutvuuul Corps of Kuginuor Wilmtugtou, N. U.,Nu . It), 1856. NOTICE. We, tliomidi reigned, hereby glvo public Ear notice that on and alter Mwitony iie»t wo will not emplo any Stevedore to diudiargu or load our ships or vessels cuuslghud to u<(, provided thoy pay over oun dollar and fitly couts for labor ers. We agree to this for the purpose »f stopping tho exorbitant demand now made tty u certain ola^sot our Uhurors for two dollars per day of suven amt one half hours. (Signed.) HUNTER & GAMMI-LL, UCTAV1J8 t'OHEN, HjUL'.AIID CROWDER, COHENS k I1KH1Z, T. It. i: J. u MILLS, nitlGHAM, KELLY k CO., 1’AI.KI FORD, FAY 61 CO., iuna ft Washburn, WiLU.tM UATTER.SUY tt CO.. ANDlDitV IOW At f O., CUAS. t. GREINER, OGDEN, STARR ft CO., JOUS It. GALLIC Savannah, Deo. 6, 1666. deed A VtM'al and lustrumoutul CONCKR«\ for the »en»fitof the EpDvapal Grithans Homo, will be given ul t>t. Andrew’s Hall ou Tuesday Kt euli.'p ih’.nt, Dec 10, by rotueut the best Drofes- sional uud Ametuer talent of the city, uudertho d■realloit o: Piofosfor W. Shcrzer und E. .Miller rrograuiino iu future udvurtinnnoat, dec 13 Savannah Grocery and Frnit Depot, COIt. BHUL'GUTON AND WHITAKER 8TI- ADDLES. do hbls of the choicest assortment. ORANGES. 300u sweet Hnvaua Oranges. DINE APPLES. 2U dozen Huvaua I'ino Apples with a gotioral assortment of tho choicest new FRUITS AND GROCERIES of tbo suitt-on. —ALSO— 5,000 aeltci braf iU Havana Bogxn* For tale by dootl WM. H. FARRELL. JgttANIMkS, RUM AND GIN— 6 half pi|H*t dacer.iu DeForge, 1808 Broody 3 do bluet A L'a-illliun pale do 6 do otard Dupuy « Co. do 0 do Camus do 3 qr cusks Jean l.ouls 1811 do 4 do 3 Jacgai-t 1 do 10 qr conks tow price Froucb do 21'uneluMius Juiuaiuu uud Bt, Croix Rum 2 pipes grape leaf Holland Ulu For Halo by J. LAMA, dec 3 210 Bay Street. SWAAl ii 10’s. Mtmitlts, (aotHOKttkii by Tim sriTK or aLahaua. I jeanthera JHilitarq taifftt] lottra CUSS L, . be drawn in tho City ot Mobilo. Alabarra, In publlo, on TUi>:DAY, Dccemitcr 30, an the plan or SIN OLE N U MB BUS. Joaa Boktu. and W, W, McGrum, ieij., O.mm’n. 30,000 Tickota-3,*3tT Prizes \ More than Ouo Drlzoto ovory TenTkkefr. NOVBL Suit JiMB !! 1 Prize or.... 84),0001 1 i’rjta of $1,003 * ■ .... 12,000j 10Prizest.f 200 .... 8,000)1011 “ iffl .... 2,0001100 7,1 .... 1,000 I APPROXIMATION PRIZES: 4 prizes of 8162 approxim'g losiu.uouuro W.q [From tho New York Jouruu' ufCommcruo.} Thu Important Patent at Mr. Henry fur the Manufacture of Improved Cot ton Yarns 011 the Plantation* Cnneld- cied, with Its advantage*. An invention, which is forced, from its char acter and uuture, to occasion such a revolution iu thu operations of commerce, and * A ' enormously to the ttuuuul produo**“ , 4 „ imumvemeui. iu*» «« our nation, deserve! a A*- -»-«immediately Irom this itnu t d elaborate, extend wealth ot my now allow the mtods ol those wno u than we <"*• -escription, lar more B tuud it to pursue its consiacrawou tor iuum ..a as thus article muy appear, material ones.- n - nmnufacturcr «u now devote to it. , Every practical spinneror manuiatiurcr, uolbra wo proceed to deecrilw tt, however, it ac( , U al«tca with tUeepenitiona of the picker Uduo to Ujo e«l-Ject, to «y u few words about aud it, ““it ie admitted bv all, to bo the sreat bu.is ol ^ n templutiou baa Ml tlu» now exteuded c- mnicrco ol man. Durum I appreciate all of its consequences, JJueiled'tbut oUUo*'lost Sf eenturyi at the I re leaM! of capital comtneucement of which era, the production|| ployed in spinning, to be diverted to tue ue if cotton und its manufacture may be regardtd „ U iuds of iuerraslug c o“® e ^ e, t JJ d g 0 J t n n ^ r as having been just inaugurated. And the mously increased income of the Boutu per trauscctulent progress of the arts und the ex- uU mim, will lar exceed in valuable effects, Ibe awfissasasuarts hgSSSS&slSfl)- NEW YORK, Nov. lltb, 185- . SIHi-HS. LUITOHS Gkkhciai, & Juuknal :—lu the fire at No. 30 Wurran street, outhc mornieg of tbo 9th iustant, our mo.it va'ua'ilo books amt papers wore exposed tor thirty six hours iu one of Stearns A Marvlu’s Flro-Droof Safes, Wo myjire-protf, not because they arc bo labeled, but because we have so proved them Our bool j and papers came out ualnjured, <aveUm bmdiijg tho books, occasioned by ttcam, Our store was Uvo stories above grout’^ j tww stories below, occupied from collar to garret. x| K . iulcusiiyofthe beat can bo attested b . ull y u rt ., aull who wttaseshd U. No hjrt.u*/ CO lUI 1(0 c<lM . 1*7o»l by the iugeuuity 0. AI]U tl) creole a inure iutcusehcat. Wc voluntarily glv 4 tribute to the value 01 tltcsu tiafes and s'^eet your widely circulated com- tnerelul Journal t0 inform the mercantile community whot mth\*at« to place upon Btcarns Marvin's Wilder’s, Pait’lal tfulumander Nates. Rospeulfully, HAV1LAND, IIAKitAL ^ PlfiLLY, Wholesale Druggists. Ah |wtt«*rns aii'l >ir.»*s ot tho above described Soles for eultt by C. II. t.’AMI'FlBLD, Ag« ut tor Manulnc’rs, ttov29- ti U Bay street, .-uv.muah. “The Turf,” The enterprising owners of this popular place of amusement ore preparing to give odr community some exciting aud interesting sport at the coming meeting in January next. Tho track has been put in tho most excellent condi tion, and is said, by competent judges, to bo one of the best aud fastest in the country. Tbo different itnnda, among then one for tho ladies,’ are in proccsa of erection and will soon bo completed, and the stables, which arc already finished In the most approved style, offer every accommodation to tho horses that may bo iu attendance. We append below a list ol the horses already on the ground—several other stable* are daily expected, among which will be found Home (•good ones”—and we arc informed that there nre a dozen or more “blt3 of blood" in our own vicinity, training for tbo "Saddle Race,' 1 which Will doubtless bo "the race" of tbo meeting. Notwithstanding the abuses to which they have been subjected, wo are a great admirer the sports of tho turf, and belfevo that for many good reasons they should be fostered und encouraged amongst us, and qs the Club will shortly bold a meeting for a permanent organ ization, we hope that many of our citizens may be Induced to enroll themselves as members, and thus give stability ami character to an in • etitntlon, that will Inure, to the advantage of oar city. Col. McDaniels, from North Carolina, has— Adetgm, by imported Glencoe, darn by Rudolph. Carolina, by Regent, dam imported Tru*to«. Sam Letcher, by Wagner, dam Me-loo Bay Colt, three yeara old, by Glencoe, dam Dark ness, by Wagner. Brown Colt, threw > ears old, by Niwhoia-. Messrs. Pryor and Berry,ftom Columbus, Ga., have— Frank Allen, by Hawkins. Priam, 4am by ImtHirted Trustee. Mo)rdore ; , by Imported •Yorkshire, darn by Pica yune. ' ' " Mr. Wilkinson, from Kentucky, hue— Bay flUy Betty Hawkins, by Jolm Kom, dam by Jove. Dr.O.H. Chaffey, from Macon, Ga,, has— Gov. Jobusou, by Imported Sovereign, dam MUlo Mistress, by Shamrock;' Dallas, by Wagner, dam or Drowu Dick. Chestnut Colt, by Euta w Shark. Mary Blueskln, by Grey Eagle, dam Sally Mor ton, by Emancipation Hon. Howell Cobb has issued a book from the Georgia press, for private circulation, en tiled "Bcriptual Examination of tbo Institu tion of Slavery." We copy the above - from a Northern exchango Aofi take occasion to correct the error in to whioh it has boen led by a similarity of names. The author of tbo book mentioned, is uot ex- Gov. Cobb, but a gentleman of tho samo name, living in Houston co., Ga—u lawyer and prea cher by profession, who has devoted very sue: cenfully, much"of his time, to literary pura suits. He is the author of "Cobbs Analysis and Le gal forms” and other works ot value to the professlofo. 1. Book making is a new and untried Qcld to Gov. Cobb,and we hove yet to learn that bo has turned his talent in that direction.—[Eds- Poor. AJount 1.] Tb»Boothbrn .Convention*— 1 The question brought before this- body by Mr. Paulding, of Ga.,re!atire to the slave trade, bus been indef initely disposed of by thu Convention, tlmt body refusing to take the resolution from the table by a vole of sixty-eight tq flxteen. The Dost, ‘Tribune, and the Abolition Herald, have thus lost their besttext on which to hang an argu ment, or to blurt out a triado against the South. -IV. Y. JVtuji. There was snow near Hatches, Mias., on the 4th last* Nero ^tboevtisements To tho Dry Good, Profession. IN com.iriuity with u rasulutluu lougHiucu lorme 1, the uutcHigued U about to retire I. out the l 1 1 y tiiioila bUhlnot 1, ami uuw wtfer* a well assorted block of goods, with »turo Uxturas iucuti* neutlou with lie. interest iu the Improvement, the mtcrior ul the store, which is liluatcd un tlm most desirable business local ou, witbout «-.\cu|i- tluu, un JJrua l struct, iu the city oi* Augusta. ■Ihe tote, w Inch U spucluui, oocu^lu* the low dory «'i tUi* tbjt’O story brick bukliUug, bi-tug .1 third hum the corner ul* the greatest thoruugniUro io thvii.y, aim baa boon iudeiitiUul wi’h thu Dry Uuods l.uaim-a.i lor tho last 30 years. Us location aud cujiucuy alouo are a zalfioleut guarauluo under goo • luanugeUK-nu to coutrol au e-Xtciuivu aud mui.cmtiug business, both locul aud country. twoor uraro cutorprlslug yoaug men, with moo U.aiuuss disciimluatiou, cauuot tail to succeed,— Hurj-on.stblo jitirtiefl disposed i> treat tor stock aud Uxturas, etc., can have them at a lair valuation, uud ample accommodation given as to |>ayiucot. Apply to, THuitAB BReN.Va.V. •DlgUSU, Ga., DCO. V, 1856. (dolu-.wlui S'kltVAN'rrTb HIRE. I |WO f omt»lo colored servabts. of tirst rate sapu. X ^jity, a icumstreases uud lioubo kerva'at8,cuu bo ID rod on reasonable terms by application ut •Vo. io tiurthm street. •Ice (it—M First Lecture of the Course BBFOKB TUB .SAVANNAH YOUNG MENS’ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, AT ARMORY HALL, Oit Wednesday Eveiiiug, Uto lfili liut., BY \nI. .U. CHARTERS, MI>„ OF BAVANNAU. (IIKOr GEOLOGY* A Col’*:4E CF EIGHT OR EEN I.E TURKS Wtl bo given during tho winter under the auspices of tuuvoi.nmcd Assoclutlon. KmiUi'Utgctitletmui in abroad und at homo, have kiuuly figniiicd I.- rcadiuessto servo us without u»uipitwittiou, u uecO'Harlly iucurred pxi<cu.-:d.-. Whatever durpl. d shall bo rculized, will no uppru| nutod t"- wards tho 0B*abll&hing of u R.*.nimg Doom lor joung nun. ouabqe: Tickctnfor a fire cu me... SI /<<> ■* •• -iiipu lecture *-5 Tcket-inuy In- had ut tho Hook Stores, fi«m mombcr.s ol tn«- . .iitodutiou. and ut tho door. J l'-OA.NN, W OLFE? 5 AROMATIC SCHNAPPS, SARDINES Ao 160 caiei Wolfit aromatic Schnapps, 4hi and >tuw 10 ua-et Sitrtliucs, ^ and M boxes ‘.8 eo*h* By use Potter 10 casks East India pals Ala 6 bhls Rusbcrry Brandy' 5 do Biuckbcrry do 8 do Cherry do For sale by J. LAMA, dec. 210 Bay street- HJtSASDlNA, FLORIDA, > December 8,1810. ) *|_>Rui'usAl-S mi giadliiKS and tbrulsbiug Cross-Ucs X uu that portion of the Florida Railroad, ex- leudtug Irons >.iiitatlro River to Ceuar Key, some seventy miles arc invited, Perseus disposod to con tract can cxstuiue profiles and specifications at our office at Fernaudiim Florida. - docl2>2m JUSFfi’H F1NEGAN ft CO. 8,280 prizes aiuouutiug to.. - . , , the world in raotiou, wbat will it achieve U (iladiy would we indulge in a review of this 1 w hen tho planter also manufactures it into bright epoch, but leaving it to the reflections yarn*? , , ., oi our readers, wt must turn to the immediate 3 One word in conclusion respecting[the con buslneMofour aitido. , sumption of cotton, and ita connection with To estimate the extent of this improvement this Improvement. Ju lire manufacture of cotton yarus, wc wilt its consumption haa lieen wW®“JJy 1 Hist describe the mode tho seed cotton is pie by the clear incompetency ot VniFnSvo ared lor. and iu which it is sent to market. Utco it. That ol last year, when 3^00,000 Cotton In tUe #«1 being over tbreo ttuiea lb notes of American “ l *J“ 11 aoU weight when gitiLed, und u very bulky article Ltdes those ot Luypt, Brazils, India, hestdes, the gin house must be located in, oi without the stocks of mauulucUred goods ou ” ‘ “ hand being iucreosed, proves this. ury Ul u iujb« 1 Altiiouglt LogJuud exports about 160,000,uuu up to it, tl.ut 1 ( ,f yarn u year, she iseuger to weave up utiu the'ffuTtalrei the fibre from the seed, a bruMi flnibh the cloths tor Cfinsumew, and hence wheel, running in the rear of the gin anws. does not press the yarn trade, lbc> while it brushes the lint cotton from the wtws, Hon of cotton yarns, iu Germany, Unaaia, may also throw the fibre, now iu a very open, South of Europe and trance, is repidty'otrt e straight and flexible condition, into tho lint hucivase, and could they command a IJJ^PPJJh 11 rooiuon lii« hide of the house below ; theii for tlioir consumption equal to what-the> British horses or umlcs, working to u sigiueut wheel , m tion or our owu potnumes lu tue heail, »i below, giving motion to the giu. Ft»n» the J uUr CI o.,h were doubled, it WQUld ho insutnctenv lint room, the cotton is taken in baskets to a I tu ,„ eo t ft at all events, with a yarn superior to i,u\*. under a liugli screw, aud there it is press- an y that can be produced by any other process ed into, uud becomes a bale. , 1 uml mei,t WJien it reaches the polls, each hale is sampl ed by the seller to sell by, and is resaiubled ny by the buyers—which oper.it ons are repeated iutiio foreign ports.' So light is the arlicle, even alU-r it U pressed us d.scribed, Unit a hteamliout only drawing three feet water may IMPORTANT TO OOTlON PLANTERS' By which their Iit« ome> imut be Dottbl^il. T ilt uud* rzlgucd lias iuvented and obtained let ters putout lion the United States n>r too ur- rutigctneui aud combination of machinery for con verting seed cottou iuto \ uru» t»y ono contiui'ovs moooss, trom tho giu thioo.U the various prepara tion and ■planing wachlutry, until it Is ready for shipment or weaving lho saving irota wade l>y this process will bo u»mu-.t teu per «i-ui; uud yat ns made from the fibre funbrokou and uumjurod by the np.-ratitn- of tho machinery of »he present process used to. pin and ofamutanul* it) will bo about liny per cent, ntrouger und wd: command tho markets of tbo world,distancing ul) competition, atudvauccd price. outs must distance till competition, and meet ready markets. SptNSBH, A Tkach of tub Lyonnais.—D»i« o/ the Bouts Fount/.—Tho followiug is an extract from a letter received from Captain Deabody, ship Neptune which sailed from New Yoik putt, 6th ult., for Liverpool. The boat allud ed to undoubtedly belonged to the illl'ated Lyon Tho undersigned is prepare 1 to dispose of |»ml leges to azo his p»teut;und planters will ItciiiWui c t us to term-, with oompime iuatruenoas t« w to Ual- it, how to oUta'n tho host inimhinory, ami nil uUior uccos-ary particulars, on upplouiiou ad ilres-edtu GWWGE U. UKNHY, d-.clO-ljr Mob.lo F HKSH BEAT RICE, constantly on hand and lor (.«!a lu low to suit pundm-'ors !•>* dcotC-lw TIdON * UORDUN, Uentraflaiiroad Stock. C \ K N'fR A I* *R a II.'ROAD .'IhIcs tor sajw ut the oil i of tiio City rcosurpr. Tprnis c«.-h, or note- With nppr v d U|.a<rsemv|ii, inttresl addcJ un* payable on (he M «la.» of February «-xi, with>m glace; tho .fork not tu ho trafisUrud until the money In be piled overtrMt cotton Jules until tins hum- ,>j * capo ducki us it is called, is us completely cuv- eted as is the hull and botween decks. On be ing sold in the it is almost universally com- pressed ut tho instance of the shipmasters, that ua** J they may stow into their ships a greater Thei: , uumbor of pouuds. a wreck iu sight. I went ou deck, and saw U Shipped, via Liverpool to Manchester, it is I was u small boat. Lowered a boat, und soon opened iu their tact.rios there, aud about one h^d her made fust of us ; commeueeu unload- bale or short staple Surat outto« U a-Jd<-d to two | U g her a f her coutentf. Thu frut was large,sna or three of our American cottou, and well mix- well filled with previsions. Six lyottiesof bran- ed together. dy two kogs of wine,taw, meaty, two crouo- By this process of baling aud packing the I meters and a quanlty ot e m . cu “ .1,., cotton it becomes tangled aud matted to J 8-500.) 1 suppose the boat belonged t) ur r k ether, aSd t^ gin steamer, as there was a spy glass, on oue eudo 8S not extricate, the fibre lakes fast hold of, which was engraved Cre franco Amettcam uud to open uud disentangle it, «nd free it from »/«»(««' , N , Y k K X „rasa fids trash, leaf. Ac., which mu*t be done to This statement, says thu New York Express, make good varn, the cotton is run Ural through Would seem to aUbrd J. been iHUL-iliuu allied a Picker. Its cylinder re- the passengers iu the boat aUuded.to have been voIvcr about 1.600 times in a minute, mid is ||jck«l up by ^VS^ve^tS'heard^rom 1 .rami wtUintrong,{ran twtb. | <» ..it 't’um uf tt.oin a/e.ra awnimied. and through the Lup Machines. Theso Itavotwo Ihe'Lyoimo.-, ov Oft..,.or three bootoro, evolving »«.. 2,1001 ^ woro Svd. A third cmituiucd th, puMtngciBre«rueO by the to ‘2,200 times in a minute. The fibre is passed through two of these * iu inuuy lactorics, from whenco it is taken to u set of carders, and of ten through another sol to fiuislt it lor the dwwingheads. Tbo improvements arise from this. The lap machine is attached to the giu, ami nil tlm pre ferred- spinning machinery is so arranged in connection, that front this giu and lap the cot- Bremeu bark Elise, and brought to this port. Tho boat seeu by the Captain of the Neptune must have been oue oi the remaining two, hitherto unheard from. nw n 1 XJ |iuri!.cr«.ldp herctomrc ezUtiuK bevwuuu thu .-ubscribori, eui*-.- tliofirmof liRL'cH & CO,, this 0a> ilihfulveil by mutuul coutteut. FJther par ly will »it<» lu jjipiKtttioo. New York. -o*»-mber I. I860. f .'PARTNERSHIP. SMITH .1. KAm MaN has this day formed a no- |mrtuerelii|i with JUHN U. LLOYD, aud will con- liaut- the PRUVi.-luN BUSINESS, under thu firm of EA-TiiA.N St id. YD, ut Noi. 40 und 42 liroao st New York, November 1, I860. Id \8T9IAN 6i LLOYD, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, *- AND DEALERS IN DUOViSIONS, No- 4./ ami -ti Proud street, N. Y. SniTU J. Eastman. John C. Lloyd. With utr.plu meauM, we purposo at *11 times to have ou hand, Tor thu tti-le.-tion oi the trade, lu lots to t uit purchasers uu ample store of I'UuVlSlONfi, ombraelrg Fork, Bum, lard, Tallow, Grease, : moked, Pickled and Dry bull Moats, Hams, Bldos, Shnuidcra, A*«. Wu ruipeut.uiiy so ioit tlm oootlnuuUou of tho fa vors ot oar • lu irieiids uml patrons, and tho pat- rotm^c ufitie uude guiiciully. All shipplug orders, uud orders r*:,-.otv,.-i by mud, will receive pirtiuu- lar utiemion, uau will t>u executed at the lowe. murkt-t ratun dcc9-6w ItlUUiiNlNU GOODS, LACK B<<mbu/.iueB, Paramattas; _> do French Mormcs und Cashmeres, ii uml <1-4 21. deUines, Coburgs, Alpaca,, Haxuuy Plaids. Raw Bilks, Valencia.-, Ki'gli.-b aud French Crapes, White uno buck Crape collars aud Bleuves, Black Uonlereil clear Luwu Hdkfs, &c., &c. For rah; by nuilO DzWlTT. MERINO UNDER 8HKTS ' ~ A FKi-'u .--'pi* y «>i HHk and Merino Under Shirt-lor-Mi.-l »w by uovk. EW t-MoKr.D MEAT—Just received per steam er An^o.-ta - U-) lb . .'inoked B of. 200 Ins ilg Hums, *24 ibs 1 igltacim Stripes, 20 J lbs Pig'-’boulders, ;» bnii.k. il Tongues, loo Pic Kind do, For sale b>* dud J. D. JESSE. 80,000 Prizes of 840 will bo determined by j. ( , last figure of the Number tUut draws the $t-.y v > Prize. E’or example, If the Number .lruwa.^ u.., 840,000 Prise ends with No. 1, tl» u ail tia- Vicku i whore the number cuds iu 1 will be eutiae,: to #ty. If the Number ends with No. 2. then at! tin: ticket, where the Number euds in 2 will be entitled t 840, aud eoou to 0. Certificates of Packages will ho to'.-i at fa-, : , lowing rates, which is tuu risk : Certlfiottles of Puckuges of in Whole Tickvis.... f.u '* 10 ball' ,l “ lO.juarter •' .... it '.AddressOrders for Tickets nr Cert.fi :*tc3 tuber w 8. 8WAN It CO., Atlanta. oj 8. SWAN, Montgomery, ..in , and UOV26 Box S2, Savamu'U P. u FORTttAlivESACADf*;m LOFT> CLASS 22. Tu bo drawn lu tile city oi Atlanta, Gu., iu pu^'m- -r, SATURDAY, Pcceiuber 20, 1^56, ou tiio plan o*. SINGLE NUMBERS 1! • m Leelui'M C.nuraittoi: dOCl2 fj 1--OANN, F. J. CHAMP1 \ E. MILLED, | J. 1) SMITH. 1 G. 11. CARTER 'ION, Probable Decline In the Price of Iron, „ , A writer iu the Miucheater, Eng., Guardian, ton la taken on througli thu” di Huron t'umchinca I complains ol tbu gloemy prospect* of the iron Srittv %rss£> r 3%ss , j8Ss?& »; ,a ‘" u ; r i T.rL' , “t v rz‘ tiio yarn is put into bales. I take* jfiaco, several firms will have to reduie The gin, in tho procesi of Mr. Henry, is uot the uumb«V bauds and work short in a time, required to giu over one-third the quantity gin* now do. For example, a planter now making Th / d * H|l0 hl the demand for iron from one hundred bale* of cotton, ha* some 1,OUO I . . haa l»oeti one of the chief aourcoa of lbu. giuned in a d.y, (tlmtl* okarof eej) and there “«*“d is three or lour mouths glutting such a cron, t fnp iron fmm Ameriua an off and on. Tho samo planter bcginnlug to ual vi r ifS3Srd havins taken nlace in the gin un 1st September anti ending on 1st march, SgJSfiSrffiS from 1862-3? The Ame- at about 340 ibs, a day^ will ^fn and spin this rlcan cr j |la Qf ^g 54 caused a reaction, which crop* . .. '. .. I the magniffleent crops of tho last and present ... .1 fltl.j. In .ha QlnlAl « P‘tl.1. Baa'.td ol IhuOity of .-uvaUiub Issutid tor tue t.cu tral R.md will uls.* bo received iu payment uu tan term*. Apply t-» tbu city Treasurer or tun un- crs»K«.e UeU .) P. AUUaVEN, M v or fciLtCTlON NUTIL’Id. A N hletdiou is hci« by ordered to be held at llo Engine houre iu Wi.ihiotJi'mrcuaro ua?atur- titty, the thii o day or J.dluary, ’lt6l, toeltui twt Justices of the Po.-celor ih-Mourlti District, (t.. 11 ) au fiiovliiod for by law. 'JbeJUU wih bo ops-uc- at seven o'clock or tlmt day, and bo clo.ed ui ttv- o’clock. P. M. aavutnmli, 13lU Dee., 1862, KKKEUOLDKIIS! W. DUNCAN, IcU'.N t. TUCKER, J UURKE, ALEE, j C. 8HaW, o. U'DUURKK, dec 14 BLEACHED SHIRTINGS, 1RI8H LINENS L INEN uua Cotton 8i.eut.ugs While 2iuibUtlk‘tt Qjilu uud Coun u i alio- bup r iti'd Diai ki-U Eugliali, Welsh uud AmiTiCun Hai.iiel, 7, 8, U auu lu.'i Table Lmuu Dulua k Hut kabitck* UPd Tt»l?ell Ugd Table Napkins and Doy it> Bril lautus amt Uue Long Cloth Long Lawns, lilrd’n Eyi- Mapar, itv., Stc. For said at the lowest prices by decl4 DkWI.T & iluHGAN. C LOTH CL‘ >AKri ul reduced price* lo oi.wo out the balance ou band, rorsaie by g9ci4 dkWiit k Morgan. PETER PARLEY. R F.COLI.K 1 THINS of u l.dVitthio, ur un-u i.u-t thing;. I bavo seen, by m G Goodrich, former tousuJ ut Puri--, with JUUMrutioim. Henry WiV.Af’s Advcnltires of a Roving Dtp o. miiist. Du’s rourUtliip and its t-ousequorcos. Douglas Fa m Ido in Virgitdu, by Cousin Alice H.mif utul uio World, by the ambor of sonu-n- ;lrs of a reaid »uce In Enrope. Lmman’/. Adventures in the Wilds of America, w.lh ill.iMrR.tum * y the author. Mhivdnlrta; a thourttud plcusuut thiuea trom Ote-; uu-t Q i.-tm -. Pam Ftiue, by S P Willis. Dr Kat.e’p Arctic Exploration, half bound cult, deoil W. UP'ltNE WILL'AMS. \imu ; AND CORDIALS— YY U'd U>t:Uet* Huulyi.-k, f’lll. ry, Mousst-uny &e Intu'.ndgu 6 ca t- Vin imperial qU and pis extra fbam- p-ttgn 100 b-x.m clo-ot wiuos, viz: Cbatoau, Im Rose I e-.vlil.-, .l/.irfuux, Chateau Imlllteo Mi Kmiliou fm it*. Huut s'uutcrno uud »t Julia 5 <|- cw,ks t.»hl Ue-.crvo Win# 4 .:<> Ui.i i'..11 Biinavstora do 3 do -lo f-bt-rry P P do 5do doing:.jimSicily Mudork 12 do -Vultgu lu boxes E-prtt i 'ubsytdUo ‘.6 do Apt-ttod. Rose. Clive, Life u dial • For ralo by TOBAUCO- . . 16j pa .k ig..-» of Tobacco umoug which are the teliovvtng liran.M, viz: Tbu we Ming cask twist, Dried peach. do Mclorulu penrr do Rough Mutl ready do People’* favor te, Undo Sam, Aoo of trump.-, aud other favorite brandi. Also, 10's, b’s uud fi’s Grunt and Witllarae’. -ALSO- 60 gross Audemm’ii roluco and Amulet, Goo.lwlu’s New York and American, aud 200 iluz dim {-'punish mixed smokiug Tobucco. For sale by J. LAMA, den 210 Bay street TEA AND TWINE. X too r 100 Uad'clmst* assorted, black and greon Tea. 250 catties 2, 4 and 0 lbs, do, do do >4 ~ fio ba'os wrapping Twlue, Received aud fur rale by McMAHDN & DOYLE, tlecii Vo206St207 Bejel. dw.tt do Wt*..- d<> do Mint Ac. t’or- J. LAMA. B OOT’S- AND f-HOKS— Ijtdv’j- wlutoNutin Slippers, Gout's tinu llmds aud Gaiters, s.ent's tixiord l ies and low qua tered Shoes, Boys’ au-l Yowl, s’ Gaiters. On bund at 71 and 152 Gibbon’s Range, »:ov26 M.J. BUCKNER, 21t» Bay Mro.it 2..01.. SUiSDlilKS. •J i \ i V D>.'Z.<N 2 and 3 com Broom*; Ov V/160 puiuted Buckets- -.0 t»ilies ’.«< 11 ale and Family bo»p; D*d bob 1)vs h No i pain and Family Soap; tun ' ,'t.i Toilet do so ao Ground Allspice, Popp.-r and [Oi.'Sta ; 2oa do Mustard; • I fit' do Sc'hicdu n ritibnapp*, quarts and [pint?; to Raspberry, UlackDsrry uudt.m [g«*r Brandy; Grundy, WnUkuv, Wines and Cor [dial; 2thi: o-kv Champuguo, various bran os, .jt- (aud pts lUu l». xes Negro Pipes; large bowls; tin gio-r ripe Heuds; 125 . It--d-. and lisli coeds Goi’iug and Hyson ;hu 0 and to ins bt»es uu do do. 26 ww-js imperial Hyson uud Curious Oolong [rau ; 6uo,*s'U spai.lt b, German and American Cigars, [assorted brands ; too do*»v.. >ardinos, quarter, bap and wbol (bnxt-s ; *• ives I r.mcs and Smyrna Pastes,-In boxes [Si cases M» dl. iii jure und bottles; Fair Cm t bowing auu Smoking Tobacco; lu Mure nud for sale to iobbers ami retailers, ou liberal term-* * y WEBSTER & i'ALMlii. liov23 Running the gin thus, we exact front it more of itu natural ftiuctiou* (thut of the carder to cleause tbo cotton) than ia now expected of it, when the great desideratum ia to gin rapidly, that tho oropa cun be got off ua soon as way be to market, and before bud roada Interfere with its hauliug. Wo have said abovo that the cotton, when taken by tho brush wheel off the bow cylinder, was in a very opeu, straight and flexible condi tion. . Iu the iraprovejneut we arc considering, tho cotton ie-taken just in that condition from tiio gin, and passed on through the lap aud other preparation, and spun without going into a lint room, being baled or being reopened. It will strike every one very forcibly, that taking the fibre when thus open and loose, on to have the impurities abstracted from it, as this fibre bps. wot ‘fowped or tangled itself about them, the trash and impurities fall easily freely and naturally iron the fibres precluding the necessity ol the touring, brassing und pal- verizitig manipulation it now require:* to cleanse and open it,and withal which, it still is very imperfectly done. Besides, taking tiio cotton just from the ueodjittaoily and elastic and works far more kindly iuto yarns then, than it evor afterwards will. It mast be here stated that in running the cotton through the gin, as rapidly us it m now run; in tho necessarily ig it through the picker in the cotton yew bay. removed. The stocks In .the States nre known to bo small, hot notwithstanding this fact, the orders have been on n scale much below the overage This state or things has ruled in Staffordshire ns well as in these couu. ties, and tbo Important question of n reduction In prices will force itself upon the attention of iron mastere at the ensuing quarterly meet ings, -Whilp bar iron continues at £0 per ton thu iron makers in tho United States become formlnblo competitors witb the English nutn- nfaetaier; and if tho price of iron wero reduced to £8 per ton—which will, In nil propabllity be the 0'is at the next uniting—the American demand would to n great extent be regained. Indeed we have heard it contoutcd tlm- tho price should bo. reduced to £7 per ton. It is impossible for iron masters ul tbo present price of labor and material to make iron remunera tively at tew than £0 per ton. It follows, therefore, that whatever ho the emonnt of tho redaction in price, n corresponding decline will bn mado ii tlie wages of the men-n step very undesirable daring tbo present high pri ces of provisions, - J. Hosford Smith, Esq., has been recognized as Turkish Consul for the port or New Vork. Ur. Smith was formerly U. S. Consul at Bey- rout I JOltTElt AND A I.E, . so cases UiUbcri ’» l cut—p uts iD do Hibbcrt’s, JcaVey's auU Motr K eau’s pint Ale lau'iiuu uud iu store for *u» t*y ' ccitH HUE* l»WM£, AUHNaUN ft UU. ljORK AND BEEF. X 5o bbw Moss Fork * 30 bait bbls Rows & Co. Kulbiu ilurket lUM. ijiudtuu uud for ralo by dec!4 UOiAlMU-, JGIlASUN kW. mUUAK- O 20 bbds “cboice” Porto Hico BuRar, •-U bbd.- ft Ur is Sugar, In store and fur sa o by deol4 HuLCOMBE, J 1INSUN fe CO. B ROOM8, nUCKEiS, UREAD, B1CUI1, ,\c— 150 duz 2 end a ply nroonw, loo duz Buckets, 15 bbls hlut Urea-:—tan 60 bids Soil*, .-uigur uml Butter BlsuutI, 5odtiz dtoniucb mturi*, 25 dm CUcriy Brandy 160 duz Morion'll Dlauxinx R. cetvvd aud fur sslo bjr due14 m:MAH«»'-’ -*c ItuYl.l', A LE—50 bbl.-t j Tny lur k Sou’s A tv Received aud lur .-au* by decU McMAl’ON & DOY1.E. t"Am>, HERRINGS; FHTATOEi AND I J <J(*L»FIrfli—20 bi>N No. 1 piiniu lea: 1 uni, ‘.5 boXOs H’Tii’.-gS, 3 Lb 3 choke rating i’ututued. 2 btills t oiltub, iaudiu^ i* r f-chr Gricu and for sab: by (dot-II) d f .KA.Vfo;. JOHNsTuN \C *. F lNAl~NuTTOE^nr‘pt-r-uns iiidcbte.l'\o”thc nub cribcr, a-iufilimi.v cumractur, are litre- uy nutiilod, that uiduss Hum uccuuiiti* arc setUeu by tbu lOtb day, ul December next, they wiL bo in dthurtiuriiutuiy lilac <d iu tbu lun-k of u inugbtrate for cojjectteu. JOHN LARKIN, uuv28-at Unmuey Goutractor. ..%*Nuws copy, P LAIN 8AT1NS-Pl«k. Wuo and wbilo Ballot just received and Tor solo by G. BROWN k 0 ). 176 Drougblou at, del opposite St Andrew's HzU. UUGAft, S2GARS, SODA, SOAP, &c. Kj 175 bbU .-’tuart’H A B k C ^ugur. lo lilul» i* R and N O So fur, 76 M imported Began?, 25 M American do, KOboxe.-i sup. Carb. r’odu. 125 boxw Colgate’s und Ucadel'i Family SJuup, 75 do . do Palo Foal), 76 do do No! du 75 du do variegated No 1 do loo do Toilet Soup, fiiMJ half und whole boxen Airditmn, Receive ; and Ibr pale by decs MCMAHON fr DOYLE. P OTATOES, CODFISH, HERRINGS AC. 100 bills Prime Eating I’orator- 2 bbds Codfish 10.) b..xe« Herrings •"<) ilo Bunch RuIhIuh *.5 In If boxes do do 26 boxes asserted Candies. lAudmg. uud for sale by Un: 7 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON &CO. HENRY LATH OP AOO. H AVE op ucd por steamer Augupta— Li acd white kid (fioves White and black bugle Laces Black I ruhsels lace > dgingh Fancy white Ribbons do ailk Buttons French umb’d m.-zliu Collars Bluck ii.au* ilia Velvets j-fru-a i-lfck Bilks in great variety Wluf. und col’d IIoop akirts, Ac. ' f"1 RilCKR P3.—iCOBbirABkC Bugif;*" IX 26 tib.ts N Ok PR Sugar ; 30' Sucks Rio Coffee, all grade* ; liO Boxes Colgate* No. 1 Pale and'.Fzrai M)sp. liW Boxes No. I do; 200 do AdaminUnoCaudle*; 60 do Bporm; ]<)0 do Starch; loo ilo Tobacco. For sal* by RODGKJW NORRIS &CO novo W. R. 8YMON8, 17 Whitaker st. i.t’lFdt iMOUa, Copying Presses, Oil Paper, Copying P.; unties, »i.d flue Blotting Pai>er, tor *:.* by WARNOrK * DAVio, uuv ia 110 Congress street. C AS Id.El A.—It) 1 oxen Hotel Caudles, J2's; 100 uoxu* CoK-gatof Urlcntial Tallow, 6 k 8’s: 30 do Hydraulic Prei-sed Candles 60 do Sperm do ; 20 ilo patent Sperui do ; Just rcct|iu*d ami Ibr sale by doc S WK h TER k PALMSS. W IN1> —2 Lzd'plt«s Brown Jherry Wine, old 20 quarter |iI|hjs Pale do; 40 do do Mud-lira do; 20 do do Port do; lo do do U'irguudy do; 2 do do Pure Mu'uga do; 25 do do Ibdlatlon do do; For :ulo U, WEBSTER k PAI.MEd. dec U READY MADE CLOTHING. J UST nveiv.-d bv utoi uier Alabama, a large oi Bl i.-k Cloth Frock (»rU, Black Doesklu i Ftguered i u.s-luiere Pauls, Figured Black and Fan- t-y silk Ve.-iW, i’ino i’ll* t Cloth Circular Talmas, "~ sule low by WM. K. SYMONS, Prupsr and Tailor, ttm-JJ 17 Whitaker st. P OTATOES-- lUii tibl.-r goo<l uatlug P< tatoes, landing au-1 lo: halo by deed SCRANTON, JOHNSTON & CO M EKRtTLtMMS—The most beautiful variety. tbuM! exqniflte articles ever exhibited In this city cau now be seen at the Jewelry store of GM.GRIFFEN, successor to late M. Ezstmai , d.i:d Hist corner ubove PuUskl Houso. S COTCH AND IRISH W1IISKYS’ AND OLD M.1NO.NUA11ELA— 10 bbls old mouututn rye Whisky, 10 bbls old tieetur do 16 bbi, XXX, XX, X, old mouongzbeta do, 1 pun-b.mn "friay" Hammy's very One do, 6 tibl.'i •‘Mebiiu’ For salo by dec5 ’ imp’i Irish do, J. LAMA, 210 Bay street. v. 12 tIOLD FISH'and two taigo i'-’-ir- lor sale by dccO J. M. HAYWOOD, , »gt. M ei Potutoo ERCER PGTATOKS—200 bbls choice Mercer s, Unding aud for salo low by CUAS. A. GREINER, nov!8 4 * 4 « 4 «• 8 •• ,000 * 120 100 75 60 45 40 12,*jou are fc.-o 6,0UU a: u 4mi 2,ono arc ;w t 1,000 are 4 iQ 2*)0 are l,KO Jt’O.yyc ,.*2-4.Wfc. nucs ov r.cxms Whole Tickets 810; Halves 16, Quarta c.. 30,000 ’J'icKt-rs-sj,4SU Pi-lw-. More than One Prize lo every Ten Tlt-lu-l.il MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! 1 prlzoor $40,000 I 1 prize ol.... it,-,., 1 “ 12,OUO I 10 prizes uf,,,. -.,.j ... 6,00011UU “ oi... Jo;. ... 2,000 I 100 *• o'. 1 “ 1,0UU J Amioxiiuit<i.\ rniziM. 4 prizes of 160 app’g to $40,ooo price, ut ,• vx ‘ " 126 “ 12,000 prize, me £vj Ifld ** 6,000 prize,are -i.e 75 “ 2,000 prize, are 60 “ 1,000 prize, arc 4 >•.• 46 “ 200 prize, itro J,hm- 40 wro.... "v* 000 3,280 prizes amounting to Whole Tickets 810—Halves Jfi.OO—t-uarttr 3 83,000 Prizes of $4o w ill bo detcrtidm-d by t’uj lant figure of tbo mini bet* tbutdiawn tin- 840,W > Prize. For vxatnplo t if the uumbur .'.nttvinc 840,000 Pr.so ends with No. 1. il.cn ad tl..- Vi ki-ls where thu number ends m 1 will be eniibui jui-jy If tbo Nuntbor ends With No. 2, then ml t .r 'l.ckm wbero the uumber eims iu *- will be eaui|c4 tur-,.. and so on to 0. Certificates of J'ucfcutra- wid be t ol: ut th* fol lowing rates, which is tlm n-k: Cortificeaul Packugeof lo WbdeTickc-tn tie ’* »• 10 llah " ti “ ** 10 quarter ** Orders for tickets or curtiilcutesciin be u-t.ir.-i v i •Ithor to 8, aWkVN fi CD., Atlanta, G:i.,«r 8. SWAN, Mi.utg.mier/. Ai. and corner Bull and Lay ktreu:s ! *uvi.i.:iali ,ov28 Southern Military Academy Loll 1 )', CLASS M. T) be drawu in tho city t.f Muliiie, Ala., tu pi-b'to, oil raturduy, January 10. I>67, m- ti.« p au o. SINGLE NUMBERS. Johu Hurtcl and W. IV. Mt-Cuire, H-qi., Llm-'r.. 30,GUO Tlekvtd-3,281) Pi-JztsJ Mojo than one Prize to every 'JYn Tjcld’tt! NOVEL, SCHEME 1 Prtzo of. ....S4t*,tM) t ITizo•!.... 1 “ 12,010 lolVta of... 1 • 6,Ui0 luu •* 1 “ 2,0.0 100 •• 1 “ l,00u APPROXIMATION nazes: 4 prizes of $i50 upp’g to il *.0JJ prizo 4 »* I'.o ” 1. ,000 •• 4 “ 100 •* 6,11-KI *• 4 “ 76 “ 2.UU0 •• 8 “ CO “ l.-.uj Pilae 40 *• 46 “ 2Ut* “ 3000 “ 40 are . 4d i.to» ..I.IMaO I 3280 prizes amounting to i-'-LvtO | Tickets 810, Halves 55, Q tarters 82 60. Tbo first 216 prizes ure decided tu the uau | manner. Thu first 3,0tiQ prizes of 810 wifi Ini decided b*'tt« lout Ugure of tho>uiuiiur that uruws the Stb.toJ | Prize. For example, if the m-ntbir di:.w 816,000prize ends with Nu. 1 iiu-u uli *t» • where tho number en.i« in 1, will' eeui,t.t3b»Wi- If tiio numbir ends with No.then an me tirhrw | where ti.o uumbor ends In 2 wilt bo e*.titled tuu', sod so ou to 0,. , .. | Certificates of Packages will be Boll at loo lo.- I lowing rates, which W tho ri.-K: L Certificate ol packages of 10 whole tickets » 5 I lo half •* iia lo quarter Tulrti iviii < I PLAN OF TILE LOTWHES. | 30,000, Numbers corrwipnndimj w.tb tl" , « hors ou the Tickets are placed m one \U.cvi first 216 Prizes are placed in another 'U- 01 * 1 uumber Is diawn from thu nuniUL-r v» lift tbo same time a Prize is drawn train u Wheel. The I’rizo drawn is plarcl u f ;i ' Number drawn. This opuratiMi roi.oatci ««■* all tho prizeH are drawn nut. IN ORDERING TICK IX- Enclose the mouuy to our uihimr U ordered, ou rc-uelptof w hich they will by first mull. , , „ n v.i Tho list of drawn uumbera und l-r!«' ;s *'j, l . | sent to purchasers itumudiately alter tfw i £a- purchasers will please write tliC.r.-»F-* J ' u j plaiu, aud give ibeir Pest OUice. Cotinly and • | Remember that every prize is drawn, «*c|^» bis without deduction. ... , All pilzos of 81,0W, and under, p.dd limnoA - .i after tho drawing-other prizes at the usualt u *-j thirty days, full without deduction. J3» AllcommuuiciiUousttrictty c ( • - l -' u *•, Prizetlckvtscttahed or renew*-;t in - ti.t-i *'•’ at either otllce. Addroas orders >»r t >'M t *»r ‘<-i ii( to ft. SWAN (t U». At.t* S. .-AVAN. Mv.nlg.nncr, Ur IZbo, M'dJdu, Ala UeI3 h uWilV. ROYAL 'HAVANA He; 1 WATS—One new ship’s boat 1 Greet long. Ono d<» do do 17 do do 'For salo by nov26 CARLETOX U PARSONS, fllHE next Ordinary Drawing ol X Hat uua Lottery, condn.u-i Government, under thoftiiperu .'"O o- Geuerul of Cuba, will take plate M »•*' Hatuidny, Jtiuuur> »**♦' $268,oou:: SOR'l'EO NUME1IO 571 OIMHN-.'- 1 • CAl'lTAi. 1'Riy.e S100.000: 1 prize or 81uo,ooo | 3 l ,r,l '-‘"" ! 1 •* 60,000 - 1 •* 20,000 1 70 *’ x <* 10,0001 r.y “ 1 I. h,t-o*> J 20 approx I-.' 4 approximntious t» the ‘J. 1 " of3400 tu $60,now. 4 *<f 54 0 to 5-' - uu - Cruckors, and 40,000 Torpedoes, just received and for m!o by dofl J, D. JESSE- S AJiT—1000 ttbc'ks fait landing from abip Richard cubdcn aud tor sale low from wharf by .loci* CARLETON k PARSONS. Y^IME—1,0* 0 casks of Lump Lime, landing and j for salo low bjr deco CARLETON k PARSONS. F i' HAMS,'BACON AND SHOULDERS.—A fresh npp y rat received per stea mtr Knoxville, tdn r *»r fa'o by aeo 7 J- D. JR*-F-. HOICK RUTTER.—UJcegs choice Butter Just re celved and fur Halo by ... ...i v'n Git 22 YQUNG k FRIERSON, 94 Bav- M olasses. . _. . 26 bil ls Lmdlmr per •ohr Ortce and ffl sale by (uell) SCRANT-iN, JOHNSTON kCG A RTHUR’S HOME MAGAZINE, for December. For sale bjr nov26 WARNOCK k DAVIS, J UST MECHV* ♦*—tt* uasaew Mum uiampat «b 26 boxes lu»>- rlat, 24 bases Cabinet, 10 bo. m Cora™ Kuo,., .or-loby A. BOKAUD, novlo corner Bay and Bull sts. C i IDER, Ac.—30 cases Champagne Cider , iJt "“""’•'ISfcmaMn* *10,000, A or 8000 I.,t5.OU). WIioUTiokou 8:o~ll»i;re-‘“rj I c.,i.o.lai.Itia llul ] count. , . , . ., ,.Mr. I Bills on all solvent Punks t *“ L -' 1 ^ tt; I A drawing will be forwuraea as. j sultinkuown. , ».f>jJU»-' I Communications addressed tu t ■ (ci.raof City I'oi-t, Clmrle-iton,... * ■> I of January, will be attendo-i to I dcclt*—dAlw •AYANNAII,'ALDANY & GlL | \J be ono’u’aiTy tram (»ui.d«y'«»« f sengor an fre’gbt truius cu tho - * and Gulf Roll Roid running s-sfo.iuw. Leave Savannah ato >. m. - Arrive at No. 1>« known u Leave No. Iii at 10.40 a. M. .. Arrive at No. 2. known us ^ Returnlzg leaves No. 2 at 1 f “• Arrive at So. 1K all 4o r. u. Leave No 1)4 at 2 r *. Arrive at Savannah 3-60 r. «• Connecting at Flemming’* ^onj*/- •“L ■ with four horse, post Coacbei to. u* Mondays and Frloey’s ftem l^rioi*■ deoil Chief tEi-w