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VOLUME IX.
SANDERSVILL’E &-SFAUTA, GA., THURSDAY, AUGUST 3t\.
1855. ; ' . NUMBER 30.
viijf Central 6eor§iait.
_ M eekly 3tiscellane®us Journal,
Z'ji lished J^IZiMiE
aiui liprta, .
Z7K3Y THUESDA Y MORNING.
51* „ .
tiIZN’JflyJETO.Y 4* POPE.
Cmral ^itetismen&
Terras of this Papnt,
'tXO ts ADVA5TCK,
■ - TBS EXTIBATIOX OF 3 MONTHS - - - -
$2.00
2.ZD
fill consist erf ten lines, hut every ad-
jt trill lie counted a square wnetUerfit
T - s*n lines or not. ' * ;,
" " .vtr ten does ai.l under twenty^pne w>U be
, ; e n ,i«ie= ae-* uauu twenty-pile
• tel two squares—ail over twenty lines.and uu
.. - _ 3 e. turea sjiaiiree, Ac., <fce.
ADVERTISING.
RATES OF
rta stjcaju; or ten uses.
--trtian $1 " ,, -a<i Fifty cents for each subse-
c^UtlEUUla .
.•neats sent without a specification of the
’ .. msertionsj will be'puulisned till forbid,-
%3nu&
J 1’roiession.a Cards, per year, where they
exceed one square, - $.1° u,:
vfl j nv j tc,U l* made with those mo wish
trtat by tiit gwr, occupying a specified space.
I.tgul .idvertisenUnts.
a .1 Lan i and Nerroes, by Administrators,
ii^ators- or oa-rdians, are require,. by; unviy
J the toreiiodu and 3 in the alter-
iiouse iu tke Coimiyju 0 wiiicii
j*c property i> situated.
Su^ocoi
f *f S ^ 1 property must be
~ V . llsttT io cuvr, previous to sale day.
riven -a . debtors aiid creditors Of an estate
Rut^des must be gifeu in a public
’ . v< i .revious to me day ot sate.. . . *
- ' 1 .1., tironr-rlv lriHitt ha
VoDv-es .
‘s^t^lppiiSuon'wiU be made to the Court
•f e^L^Tfor tove to sell hand or iNcgroes, must
** Administration, Guardian-
must be pabiisued 3'odaya-for slisjnts-
"ioaVfoiu A .miui^-tion, monthly six inevths-ior
, p.m Cuirdian-uip., 4'J nays,
for foreclosure of Mortgage most be pub-
fi.aed month*. Jir four math-tor establishing
tr tU full spues of three months—
a. f- 1 • tit.es from Executors, or Auumus.tra-
L- obnd to* been g'-reu by the ueceased,t
- t tyoce 02’ three muiitiis.
y'dinM will always be continued Heeording
*: esc. me jegei requirements, unless otlierwsn
^-rsssa, al ihelbllowiiig
£ A Tl S: ■ ’ '
Cations on letters of Administration, &c. $2 7-5
ui ao. Disnjsso-yfrpm A-jUustnitioa, 4 5u
aa _ do. uo. Guaraiaushfp, 3 U0
l^v» :o seh Land or Negroes, ' • 4 Ou
Vs el- Debtors auii Creditors, .- 3 00
... „ .. i^isomd property, ten bays, 1 square, 1 50
. v - E.au-r Negroes by Executors, die., "*• 5 t»t>
r-T->«. two weeks, , -1^®'
• _ _ . adYaDc*e.j o til?
*. -iiw Jiz candidates, $ Oi*
. ... ..id cut* will be charged by the
"3«:KS*onb!l'iuesir mart U Post pa ‘id to entitle
>*•!* '-a atteut.M
rJT w« nave adopted the above rates from the
iiljojrrilsC f.pcr^ oy wiiicli we will be governed
*- "'7'*^** \dverti*e’fi are requeued t-o^ay par-
fcXtestion to these rated,'and they ean make
. _ wii] tue cost of tueir advei tisemenb* a»
▼t.. we c ;^ ourbclf.
Dli. BKANKAM,
A r -
Friends and patrons I have, determined to re
main iu Eatonton and continue tne l'raetice of 5Iea-
1 oiler uu services to the citizens of Eaton-
'* (uNi-arfuiNs-
•ASce Things for Tittle
ton usd Futuitui e-ouutv, and will attene : faithfally
- •— lwill-— ’
fm 9
to my Preiession. 1 will givo special attention' to
obstetrical eases, and tire diseases ..of women- anil
children. Having had many years experience in
the practice.; I hope to get ray share *of patron
age. My office is in the House occupied by Win.
— ~ 'Is lei" '
gdjtH as Candies of various sorts, Nuts of, differ-
A. Reid, E^}., us a law office. "Calls ictt there, or
-trtmyrooidenee will to. . - ,
13 th, I855i
JOEC BP.AMiAM.
2—tf
ent kinds, traits of di 1-'kHids to suit the sea-
sons, .<S:c. <fcc..'&c.
iJr : ALSO ■ •
SUGARS’, TOBA^&^ND SNUFF.
Call and taste -for votrraclves. 1 M
w F. M. AENAU.
Muy 17 T855
DA VIS & WALKER
* EATONTON,‘GA.
D EALERS in Gtoecries. Tubacoo, Cjfars, Spud
Si.aes, dints, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Hard,
Hollow and P’oinl ware, Ciiflcrj- Pov;ief and.Sbot,^
Caiidles, Soaps,'Crockery, Fine Liquors acid Wines,*
and various other articles. CuU alia examine before
Bargains can be*had.
purchnsipg elsewliere
April IS, 1864.
“ 'Energy is the life of Busing P
Ai.N^WOkTHarai SLAGER^S
FIHST.NEW STORE
mmna
T HEY can now be found in Uieir N EW STORE 1
between the Court House -so uare tmd the 1 hi ifocii
lIOl'SE PAENTIXG,
In its 9”(trious branches,
ween the Court House aqu^retmdthe Ciafo;
(winch they rebuilt immediately after the lire,) on
the street leading to Milledgev-iLe, where thev keep
on hand an entire new stock of
EXECtfrED PE03JPTLT AND WITH DESPATCH.
a ilAVING'a number of hands in cdnnectioii
with me, 1 am. prepared to-do jobs not only
in rntnanj but iu the auioining co mties. Any
munication irum aBreiid' w ill reach lire tliroulrh the
Post Office bore. I am also prepared to eare-utc pa~
pering with neatness, and oitguodtetpis..
April, IS, 1854. ' JiiFFERSUN RIGHT.
fall tf ¥ **
They have now oh hand a fine lot of
Maslins. tiui/iiuertueZaiiies, o/uiist^ eiiMis, I‘l int
, 'JJumetstics, Mouietv, JicObons, d-o. dec.
OF THE FOUR GREAT BRITISH RBYJHWS,
NAMEtl, - ■ - -
Edinburg,'North, British, West'
•Minister and London Quarterlies,
and .Blackwood’s Eqinhurg. Maga
zine, (Monthly,) . . .
Commence wjth North British
for May, 1855, and the other ’Re
views AND UlrACEWOOD TOP. Ju-L'f,
1855 • • r
>9'
RABUN & SMITH,
.COMMISSIOS MEliGllMTS.
' SAVANNAH, GAg,
-RHADT-ifAl/B CLojJidAG, BATS <£- CAPS
liUvlz d! Smjjn^ : ^A.i,uLJLc <x- SEi-
A'ZAc, h AJUiLto, dSW JLLxlX,
A /> S2.et.Us.' 1
AAV Pi. Ur c Aii.il x I
Together with a "great Variety of articles Usnrilv
k?pt m their bn«r. l'hcy. would, he phased torc-
eeivt eaha lroi.u tneir old IrienUs ahd cuoiomera,
SahdereviUe, May gftli, lS5b.
IS tf
If-Job Work of all kinds done
leilse neatness and despatch.
^rotfssunol k ^iisintss
* 1 ^END-ER their services to *he Planters of‘Geor-
X gia. in the sale of Cotton and ether Produce,'—
Having {red many year* experience, they flatter
themselves on being able ty give satistiiction to
their patrons. They will not' engage-in speculation
of any kind whatever.- • Ordere tor Bagging, -Rope,
and Famiiy Strpjdies will be tilled promptly and at
Oie levvcstr markrv.pr.iees. ,
i. W..KABUX, of the late.fipn of rasux a whitehead.
w. h. siiiTH," “ ‘ ’ * “ aurrk *t2<*&nulr.
SaVailnati,- June 24, 1854. * 10-Sm.-- - "•
iH&WOKTH & SUGBli’S
* STORE AT HA VNBGRO.
who liave already lieiiored u& with a call
JL at tbe above JStore ure_*v il. convinced that
^ e Kee'p constaiitlv an lnind; and have laid in this
‘sj«ring. The btrgsH a)ul hatuUorasst stock of gnods
>\hicu carrot .e siypassed.m any country Jjtdre,
as regard * bex iiy gtyle and eheaiJ^ s * *
MH. 4. W. SHE£AKp, Our Agent
To
My Friends in Eaten ton
. Vicinity.
and
H AVING sold otjt my entire interest in the prac
tice of Medicine to Dr. U-. B. Nisbet, 1 can
most cordiallyFecdmmeHd firm to tire mtbiie as a
sate„.pfudeht, ahd skillful-physician. To those, who
may.pc inlucuced.by me, Will state that my ser
vices can be had iiveohjuctibo witlrhia, lit any time,
fine'-of extra charge. -ROBERT ADAMS. s
.Tail. 20.1854. . . 3-ti~
A Gentleman well known and highly reSpectecb
by all who know hiruYor his integrity mid business
q«kUfie:ltiqi*?woakt‘'be~picased to see at the old
.stapd-all hisfrieucis anricustomers' .whom he bus
secured during a stfecessftil career of some years ill
his business, • He is.renoy to offer great L.trghms
and also to suit the taste and-fancy of all ; and
more especially the ladies, having a good supplw
'-of fine goods on hahd. ’•
May a*th; 1855.- % litf
. H0C-SE, SllHi'S (JKSAl
&
FACTORS
AND J
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
satAnnau, ga.
promptness "'add personal attention to all
business entrusted .to our eharge, having jnet
yyit•> approval, we beg leave rcspecCtuhv to say, our
P.cdace Depot—Atlanta, Georgia,
Til E cb$cribe r » expect to keep couvtantly on hand
. ,. |, v .... / l 4o Ctnclr
v of I5a<
.•a -aa.... a. ^icon, Lard, Com, Oats, Stock
T-.x-. UeanYumr. &c., and in fact every tiling Geor-
c*>- i ri*uuc?*^ee pru iuces; and will be pleased to
f^ppy the citizens of Sxa lersTiilo, and tsurrouna-
‘cusfiXrr on lAVorable terms.
* SEAGO & AB30TT-.
ec% IT 2oy
ot* r 6 is eonfifitted at flie old .stand. Plantation and
I* v.mily supplies foriviirded at the lowest market,
prices, and liberal advances made on Produce in
stor^* or upon Railroad Bcceipts.
Savannah, ^fay 16,13.T4.
P. II. BEIIN.
JOHN FOSTER.
4—dy
yTSSl^lalHrf IH/UY- Aril\jrm^ tire jmtTtic xmcc nr*w
li uu
now prepared to execute ail- kinds of
-Plain and Fancy Painling,
Gilding, Graining, Glazing, Mu rile-.
"izing, Paper Hanging, dec.
ORDERS SOLICITED:
May 31st, 1865. 17—ly
6ntmtl ^talisnnents.'
Medical.
t/The andea signed will eontijine to-prsetice medi-
X Ciue n all its branches, and respectfully offers
his services to the’'citize: s of. Saiidersville' and
HU office is on the < oruer in
put up by Messrs, J. T
ue ink jr always be foiiiicl
wheu'tror professicnaly engaged.
'A, A. CULLENS..
Jnn. 24 *■ 53 'v
~ 7 --Tf • ! 5 ' " "U-.- ■ V* *> -
Circular Saw Mill f
^^LL Fersons in'debtedffo us for Lumber, &o..
previousfto the 1st day January.- last; .will?
anji'
please eall anil settle, and save them and ns. trouble,
- 'B.'IL'B&£lS.<& C0A
June 7th, 1865. 18 tf .
NUMVtLUMUS
Teems of SruscqirrioK.—Any ono EeView .or
Blackwood, $3 a vear. Bbckrvood -kr.4 ope Re
view—or auy two Reviews, $5. ^Tiie four Reviews
and Blackwood, ^10. - Four Oopies td-oire adulcss,
b-r0. r
I'ostag.e(which shovld be paid Quarterly in ad
vance) "on the four Reviews and Btaokwqpd to Axy
1 <>ST UEFICg fs THiJiyiTED. STATE8, .OXir.80 CENTS
A VtAE NAMEI.Yf 14CHNTS A TEAK ON EACH REVIEW,
AND 24CENTS ok Blackwood. ' * -
R. SCOTT & CO., Publishers,
54 Gold Street, cbifcaR •fcltos-, • new to^e.
ju:mo wil
J.. T. YOlj.MiL'LOOD. & CO.
AY be found for the present' at- .their ,
Store where they wifi be hippy 'to see the;
old friends aud customers. They keep cbnstant-Ly;
on iaiiid a large assortment > f Dry Goods suited-to
the times Jmd the prevailing fashions. Together
with Boots fnd Sheer, Hats and Laps,- Ready-made
Ciothhig, Saddles, Frkiies ahd Harness-
• ; LIKEWISE,-
A general assortmpnt of Hardware,. Civckery,
Glass, Tin, Earther. and Wooden Ware^ aita all
such articles as ere generally needed in finnilies or
on rfbrms. " ■ .. ' ‘
ALSO,' ; . .
On haul and eohstan ly,. receiving a large' and
ti-esh Snpplv of - GROCERIES, such as Baebi
Sides, SUuuIders, Hams, Sugars-, Coffee, Fjour, Me
lnuAK TRiiffpr AJl nf
lassos, Batter, Cheese, Ac. &c. Adi ef whicji f;
tiTeall and examine tor themselves. *
urn, Muj- aati, EOS?.. . .. IS.tS.
m
a
EEP constantly on bkjid the tbllowjng .artieks
K "which are prej-ared by their Apothecary from
- SIARfeUALL HOUSE,
SAVANNAH : :'7': GEORGIA
A. B. HARTWELL, Proprietor.
Burgamot, liiiv Water, syriqi Squills, Syrup Sarsa-
larilla. byrup'Fink Kr-ot, Number six^ Ointment
IV A KNOCK & DAVIS,
Successors to Cubbedge & Brother..]
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BOOSStLLEilS & STATI i.NEES,
NO. 138, CONGRESS STREET,
Semh-side Market Square,
SAVANNAH, GA.
J- G. M ahnocx. ] ii. E. Davis.
till*, 1S55.
FRANK UN & BRANTLY,
FACTORS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS'
'Iu'ic and Musical instruments.
f q B. MITCIIELL., successor to F. ZOGBAUM
'\JT <fe 'Lo > .,Y4St.-Julian, and 104 Bryan street
SAVANNAH,
June 6th, 1848: ‘
GA.
t-ly
-SrD: BA{ANTIEY4-€-e-. r
Savannah, Gja.
J. E. WILLIAMS,.
Formerly of Knoxville. Tenn.]
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
A "RE now receiving and will keep constantly on
. hand g large quantity of Drugs,.Medicines,
Perfumeries, Brushes, Fancy Soap%. Paints,.-Oils,
Window Glass, &c., &c„ which will be sold very
low for cash, or approved credit.
S. D. Brantley, Mr D. '| Tnos.-S. Powell, M.D.
Nov. 25, 1854. *’ b32—tf
next to Mark t square, bavaunal), ; is.prepared to
furnish every article in the musical "line on the
most'thvorable'terms. 1 iauo Fortes iu every varie
ty .of stvle and price.
feb 14 tf
A'ine,lVnfaU'-il», Hair Powder,- LemoUj Cologne,
Shampoo, Hive avrup, Syrup Wild. Cherry Rate-
mans Drop's, Tim-ture Aasalmtida, Tncopheroas
Hair Oil, Black ink, Putty. _ .
They also keep-ad the usual Painfs Oils and V^r-
Ul Alcohol, Madilet Logwood Indigo Toilette Soaps,
Soda, Seidlitz Powders,•Cinnamon, C'lovgs Pepper,
Gum Camphor, Pearlash, Salt Petre^t indow trfuss
Glue, Blue St ,i ru-, Copperas,Rtarcli, balrenttus Ko->!
and ground Gi^irer, 5*utmegs, Mace,
tard, Gum Aralric Potash Doras Epson aud Glauber
Salts, with all the u snub Medici lies (ot beet quality /
prescribed by Physicians. v . .
rj»i“ Spict- ground to-order at short notice.
Sjuirta, March 15 -V '
Harness Making and Repairing
r |''HE.Undersigned would,uiform the public- Jliat
1 they are carrying
rrying on the Harness Mak.ng.aud
Repairing llxsim?* at "Benson’s old stand.
fgr'ILiving engaged two good workmen, they are
ready to take any orders iu the above line, which
THE STOCK OF
Dry Goods at No, 115 Congress St*
SAVANNAH GA, *
wifi be dispatched with great cafe and spefed.
May 24t.li, '55 AINSWORTH & SLAGLR.
an-D dEaleryk _ :
Sh-tsa, Lari, Oaru, Oate, Wheat and Produce
®’ejtr...i. Jamison's Ware.-uouse, Atlanta, Ga.
i5~ Orders from a dittance promptly attended
a. , ieb7—2oy- . ;
BR. LAWRENCE.
T HAVE moved my office to
1 r ed a- a draff store by Messrs. GBA^ BILL &
1 - rda- a drag store by Messrs, wxi
ffkSWELL. where 1 shall always he prepared to at-
*Ki Dron
T HE subscriber begs leave to announce to the cit
izens of Washington and the adjoining coun
ties that lie lias just finished his s
NE W STORE
On the site where the old one va» bnrnetl. And
is now receiving a largo and well selected assort
ment of
BOOT SHOP.
Enow have the best materials for makiu;
a are- to b
to make as
w ] tine boots, mid iis good workmen ;uj are to hi
if
-’an. ISth, 1855.
.emu calls^ LAWRENCE, M. D.
2-tf
S. S. DtSENBERRY,
XI.VUIO.VJBXX TTM1EUIZ
\\TF. warrant to please all who wish the latest
\ \ style ot dress. Shop up stairs, over C. V.
f’earsen'i store. , ■ v -
April IS, 1854.
DR. Pv. B. NISBET
found anvwhere, and are iully prepare
neat " -fit, and put up as serviceable and iushinuuhle
a boot, as can oe done in fire Whole country. We
warrant- our work', and -whore then, is a failure to
fit, there will be no sale provided the boots are
returned to us in good <>iucr. Either ot us will be
prepared anywhere and on all occasions to take
measures, and have .boots made.and delivered as
directed. For tin, convenience^ of our friends and
customers in Eatonton, and surrounding country,
we will keep a box at Jlessrs Davis .& Wnlker.s
store, where all persons wishing repairs aoiic to
their boots Or shoes,* can write their, nan'iea upon
them, .and drop ill them written direotimis for the
repairs "they wish made, and put them in our box.
We will setid to town eviry Tuesday for all such
jobs, and return the work well done, punctually on
the Tuesday after, at farthesf, and generally sooner.
"Readers please shew this notice to yorfr associates.
We solicit the patronage of -allpu* friend?, "ho
want neat and faithful work. Give us a trial, ahd
wo warrant to please. „
. JAMES C. & J. C.pEhHAM
- Oct. 7th, 1§54.
his services to the people of Putnam, in
the practice of Mediciue ami -Surgery. C;
, be found *t his office—at the old stand of
•MUi.m, Lawrence & Adams—or at his house (the.
residence of Dr. R- Adams,) unlesspfpfcssion-
«2v eacsree L'
As. 2'Sh, 1855. 8-tf
JOHN A. WRIGHT,
RESIDENT 0$$^ DEXIIST,
EATONTON, GA.
1S54. ^ *
HUDSON, FLEMING & CO.,
& COMMISSION MEaCMl^
Bay Street, Savannah, Ga.
NOTICE.
AM compelled to collect all tire money due me,
I and wish ta do s6 without running any niau
-to cost, but UBless I am paid, or arrangements made
to enable pie to pay my debts, another return
day will not pass Without my notes atid accounts
being put in suit. " 1 • £.1^1011 Ai}D.
- FAMILY GROCERIES.
Consisting in part .of
BACON, SUGAR, C0FFE,
also ■ -' *
Iron, '**'"•
Nails, '-
Trace
' Chains,
"• " • Tubs,
Buclcets, - "
Pails,
Colton ■ r : -* ‘
Yams, d-e. Ac.,
And every thing usually kept in his
line, wiiieh" lie oftgYs at his usually
LOW PRICES.
CALL AND SEE HIJil AND YOU.
ILL NOT REPENT.IT.
Z BRANTLEY
May 17, 1855. tf
mmm •**
Eatonton, Jan. 13th, 1855.
NEGRO SHOES
* ri . r -*t Tvice ? to ^Planters, Merchants,
:n thr of Cotton and all other
pooiaoe. Beingeoimectedin business with
t. jas, Jla^on &,Co., of Charleston, theestablish-
— ■ * this city wil. afford our friends*
p CAjJKK,rwaan u-iU be given to
. FOR SALE AT GOST- f ■
- 4.. LAAiGE^stock of. very ^ieuvy, doubl6-soled
/\. fiegro 'shoes of oak-taiirt(’<i and iiemlock b6t-
toms, warranted not to rip, and of superior-quality
for sale at cost.- Planter^and merchants world do
well to bring oi> their measures and hurry their
orders, for it' they let this ochanoe slip, they will be
apt to go farther and do worse.
' JAMES C. & J. C. DENHAM*-
Oct. 7th, 1854. . 25—ly
town proeeriy
FOR S.IIjJE":
T HE undersigned offers for sale upon very liber
al terms tbe following property, to wit
three lots with fine new houses just completed:
ALSO
T HE subscriber respectfully begs leave to in
form the citizens of Washington and adjoin
ing counties, that he has resumed his business in Bis
Thirty "acres of wood-land wit
• ’Is of the town of-Eatontoa;
3,1854.—
corporate
NEW STORE
And keeps constantly on hand an assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES
Such as Butter, Bacon, Corn Meal, Sugar, Coffee,
Laid, Flour, Rice, a choice lot el picklee, also Sal-
aratus &c., Ac., Ac.,
• ' ALSO
Bar soap, Tea, Almonds, Filberts, "Walnuts, Rai
sons. and all kinds of Nirts, Handies, Granges, Lem
ons, &c.
ALSO
-Spua Cotton, Crockery, Tin Ware, Sait, aod in
fact all thiqgs usually kept in. a complete Family
Grocery, Fresh supplies received weekly. Call
apd see him. r * .J. A. NGRTHIHGTOH,
- May 17,1856. tf
_ieals known to be good :
Laudanum; Peppermint,- £ss. Cinnamon, Ess
We’ll HatTgiyetn^ fhe Bible-
~- Well ppt-give up tlie Bible,- *
Hud’s-holy Book of truths
, Tire blessetj staff of hoary age, Y . . ..
The’ guide' of early youth:
" -ThesUn thstblied a glorious Kgbl -** *
.- O’er every dreary road;
The-.voice tliat speaks a ifgawoqr’s lore, -
And leads its home to God.
■WeTl not/giv.eug ttie-BihJe, . , f
Forpli-aSnre or for’paiu; >
Well biiy thb triSfi, amil sell it not,
- *■- ForSH that'wetHTght gain;
-Though mansnoukltry to ake oirr prize,.
By guile or.enjej.might; ,
Well sufier aH that man can doj
1 x £ And Got! de'fehd fliO right f
. .We’ll not .give up the Bibla,
Hut spread it feb an J wide, ”
i Until its saviug Voice'rgheari '*'■
Beyondthe-ioHing tide: -j* - v'
Till aHsholi know-its.gracions-power, .
. Am^ withbuevoice mid hjart
BesoJva that frpfa Lb inf bofy Word
Weil never, neverp&rtT ' " ' ’ "
* •' * 1 *• -*Methodist Collection.
drove a dagger into iua' lcrft breast
•itbout a sound he fs?jl ttpltn the flooff.
T^e otlteys strode across lus body to. the
dwr} it was fastened, .bui a violent
kick bdrstit-open, and we. eiiteFed A
Iighted.chamber, ! whtJr^ Wai a bum
who, as it seemed, had-jlusi awaken
ed from a*'deep sleep, ated who was
streteb-ng fortli his -han^tb -'tlte bell-
rbpe that hung beside tps- -bed.* One
ofrgyeba9^a*»Mter'Wattired in'
a licli Uniform, sprang forward, and
with his-bloody dagger-cut the rope
abo^eAhefOutstretched hand.
A rffomeiitafy pause "ensned, then
oTiertf the intruders approached the
man in the bed hnd held out to him,’
after a 10w J £fhd respectful obeisance,
•it, tiie terrible Man of the Marble SlaP
approached me, and with his sword
gave me*so severe a ent across the fore
head that I.was.instantly deluged with,
blood.* * .
.1-awoke. I was still seated upon
fhe bench upon Which I had fallen
aaleep.; in front of me was Peter’s stat
ue ^jaofe to the left the sleeping room
of Raul. The sun’s first beams were
reyivjtying nature, and- their warmth
fell pleasantly upon my limbs, which
were chilled and suffened by the night
dew. I had had a dream, but a terri
ble dream. That horrible scene, as
it occured iu all i:s fearful reality, not
as it has been misrepresented in Rus
sian books of history, had been repeat-
witli the one hand atr'opg'rt document * i cd, as I^lept, before jny affrighed eyes,
faith the odi'bv'af pen wherewith to
-FEtorr* ‘“St.' Pctere&irg.ftts'pc6ptff. ” etc.
A Thi-iHijBg Picture
He who has never wandered* on- a
swmfcer nigtthrough the streets nhd
squares of Bt. Petersburg: who has
-never contemplated 'that magnificent
panorama in the gentle moctnliglifr
fallen-the nocturnal stillness is broken
only by the murmurs ot file soft -flow
ing Ne\ r a: -be to whom the colossal'
statues, upon their immense pedestal*,
haYe never appeared, through the twi
light of a northern night; like gigdntic
-piia-ntorrts-just risen from tlieir graves
1 —let-hint not eay-tbat he has sceii St
Pcterburgi' *■
v% §eleqLsufth' ftRigh^ and go. forth ...to
gaie* upon the-pibnuinepts of by-'goae
greatness. Spectre-1 rke'The.y pass be-
•fere foxt, thefr steadfast eyes fixed up-
'oa the book of ge’nuineand impartial
Iiistorj’/'to .falroie pages, impressed
with aiiainarfHiib and blood red types,
to .
i„ tk* oi Ju£u»y u to a [ itt,** VVt mi mt niftn ng*
'it was on such a nthf that I re- °
sign it. Thereupon -the" man sprang
from his bed, attired only in fiis c shm,
and witba single boilnd was in the
middle e'f the room, wlien life assumed
so loftly an’attitude, fahilsf his counte
nance And bearing were so • imposing
ahd dignified, tliat the others for a mo
ment tifhidiy gave back. Now com
menced a vehement ’ discussion,‘ of
which I,- ignorant of the Russian Jan*
guage, unfortunateh- understood‘notfi-
ing. I co m p re he nde d^. however, that
some hard cdhdition'Avfts sought to be
extorted "frdin-the person- we-hacTfbtrnd
in bed,’for biscOuiitenance grew pur
ple with fury,’ and when the murder
er of the Cossack agalnjapprosiebed him
with paper and pen,* he dealt him a
blow iu the fadty which made him
stagger three paces b tokWa;'dt.
-At the - same" moment* thaf this hap £
punetk-I heard a tumuftiof an. unmie-
tftkftbio. character iiv the guard aoOm
below. A mute spectator of this sin
gular affair, I Had retlYed into the eia-
preasure of a whitlow, whence I now
4 ooked'-orft-upo n t lie-cou i*t-y ard. ‘T’h ^rc
1 saw tlm ftfbeer ef the guard (who 1
at once recognized tts him ‘who had
-admitted the others, over the draw
bridge intov-the" court-yard and' had
ccuid noted me-tothe foot of the palace
stairs) hurry to the sentry ahd give him
some order,""* Ghafd, turn out l” im
mediately exclaimed' the man. The
efikerdrew hi^sword, xlrfew -up the
nuard under ffrms, and from-tbatr mo
W - C. \Y ABStWOETH. Bitvinjr iletemniBed p<
. cl se hisTni
. usiiies- in. Savannah, offers l>i s
Stock of Uniter and Stitpli-G'onils at NEW YORK
C< ‘ST-ior tiie "next SIXTY DA-VS r FOR CASH O-N-
LY, and resirectfunv i:.vite ? .the atteiVian^ot tire
Ladies tq the satBe. The aasortnieiitnf Dress Goods
consist* of all the leading, and ino-t ; fashicaiihle
j-ylea,—such aa Silk?, BOri ges, Mos’kis, .Lftreu
Lawns, French Cambrics and Riilliantcs, Mantillas,
&e., &e. Also, a 'full stock of . - ..'.
HOUSE KEEPING-GOODS!
Linru Sl eeiings, Pillo^r Crve Iatiqpb, Cotton Sheet
ifea Pam:i»k Cloths and NaJ)kintC* TowelHngs o 1 .
every dGscrii’t!on,VToilet.Quilts and Canuterpam^j
Curtain il us line, Dimities, &o., &e.*
EMBROIDERIES 1
This fine of Goods will Lefonnd *firthy of atten
tion ; as.the styles are all new and desirable^-saoh
hb S-wit*s and .Cambric Setts, Collars, Sleeves,, J&c-
cdhet and Swiss Edginca and Inserting Gambnc
and'Swiss BafldB, Handkerchiefs, &<x, &e. - - .*-:
We vrojild call attention to our.._lareo ^tnck _ot
English and German 'Hosiery, consisting of ;eveiy
variety for Gents,. Ladies Youths and .Masses,
wiiieh are very cheap. ... ,
WHITE GOODS*
Of Every Variety, Style and Fashion* .
The Stock of Whites Goods, such, as Wg,
Flannels; lierfiroes, Pimwoettas-, Alpacas, Eombii-
. 7 i -n.* _• k Ln /1rl ot uVloil rirmpk
tins; and HeLaineS, will be offered fat such prices
as will indpee persops to parehase fpr next fali and
Winter use. . . , .
Ah early call -will secure the beat selections,
une 28 ■ . . ■' . tf " ..
DRYGOODS.
H ENRY LATHROP & CO., will continue to
receive weeklv by Steamers, newtjnd desifable
styles of Dry Goods and will alwuys have-in store a
foil assortment to whioh tbe atfontiou ei' purehaa-
ers visiting-this market is invited. Among which
will ba found.
FANCY "DRESS GOODS
Silks, Barages ChaMy Maslins, Giugbaraa. Prints
c. ~
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Bombazines. Alpacas, Canton and_Tammin Clothes,
Muslin de Lbin'es,' Grenadena, Barages, Mnslins
Ginghams etc., etc-
WHITE GOODS.
Stirp Mull and Nhmseok Mdslins, Fig’d PWd tad
Strip Swiss and. Jooonets, Duneties La^ns ete.
XINEN GOODS.,
91-4 to' 121-2 BarnbyBheettnga, PillowUaseLinen,
Best ail flax 4 1-2 Irish Linens Table Damaaks a#id
Napkins, Drapers, Hacabacs, etc.
heavy goods:-
HOSIERY AND GLOYES.
A fuH assortment for Ladies, Men, and childrens.
EMBROIDERIES.
Collars and Sleeves in Muslin and Lawn, Chimisetts
turned alone from fire" country, ^nd
.paused upon the half of the Troitzky
Bridge. The center pottion of the
^bridge bad been removed t(> let ves
sel's pass through.' This is .a]ways
dope at.night.in order not to impede,
by day tlie.traffic over tiie . bridge. ^I
got-out of the carnage, had myself fer
ried across, afikleouuauetl frty wav on
JboMofaaftls the-iirterior of the-city."—
Pacing along- the quay, and ’by tire
Winter Palace, 1 * rambled ' slowly
to the Summer -Garden, and- soon
stobd oir tbe further side of the canal-
Tif front of that remarkable building,
whose'gratings; diteh.es, ' bridges; ali*i
pjdisiideS betray thfti former 'fortress-
like hab.CitiOn'of the EmperorTatil. •
Tlte palace is' now occupied by- tire
school of engineers. Opposite the fa-
hade, in tlife ‘outer court, stands ; the
eque^ttian statue of Peter the Great.—
It is of bronze; the attitude of the fig
ure is 'quief and asy, tbe hcrsfe is in
aii advancing attitude. The pedfestaf
is of mai'kable, adorned wrtfi' very
luindspnie . bffs-relihfe, <ifk! bears the
simple inscription ; ‘‘*1*6. the Grand-
sire, the ^Grandson.” . Paul l.^iiad it
erected in tl.ie year 1800.
tu Northern .Russia the Slimmer,
nigts, from the nuHdle of May, until
tire end of .July, are almogt as.light .as
(d£y. The. quaihty of this. Jibctuxal
lightis partieuiarly favorable jo the
aspect of buildings and statues r vvhose
.beauty itseepiS to heighten by a sort of
enchanted radiance. . I sat dow.n upon
a bench-whence I had a front. yiew of
the.sta,tue._..Glancing to the left,, my
attentiou was attracted by the walled-
up window of . ihe\Emperor Paul’s
sleeping room, into wiiieh apartment,
.since bis Acatb, no human foot has,, en
tered nor ray ,-ef light - penetraipd.-^
Gften, when pa-:riing'by, had I . looked
up. at that window, but never.- with
such.adsorbing interest as that mo
ment:; J sat gazing alternately at tire
gfandsireV’ statue, and atl tire;, place
of the “ grandson’s” death, until at last
my- thoughts-grew 1 ^contused* sliadows
hovered about me, and-f fell asleep.-.-I
bad-not slundrered Fcmg, when-1 -was
rousfed by a noise as-of footsteps and
h'oHow murmurs. Dopefted rny^ey es;
hut could see noYhingy for-all wasshreu>
ded in profound darkness.- Suddenly the
pale moon emerged - -from behind the
clouds, and I distinguished rfn- my iin-
mediafe -vicinity a group of Me men,
in dldfashioned uniforms, who; with
pale countenances, and -encertain ges
tures, whisperfed sefererfy "together.
Al most" as soon as I decern them,* one
of them peceived me, arid silently tak
ing roy arm, he led me a.way -with
uttoring a inunnor. Sueh is thechar-
aeterothhe Russian schFier underarms.
Mfeaftn'hilfe the scetie ’ia' the room
above took- another tarn. Recover-,
inw from His-momentary stupefaction,
the officer who bad^beeastruck mAh*
cd up. n Ins' antagonist,"and—-returned
tire blow ! Scarcely had his hand fjd-
Iti'rrupoii'thfe thee of the half-naked
man; fallen a --panic fear 'seized all
present; timidly dispersing; they hur-
rrvR'VVitdry towards the door. But be
who’haU'strtrelf tire d.irnig blow was
beford-nuiidj" with th m; erect aiid
with outstnitched wold, he Stood at
tire threshold, and Wffrued them off
with terrible words. Perhaps it„ wire
tlfo excitement of the moment' Kvhich
led him in Voluntary to usife Ins. .native
tongue, 1or Vhat Ltjaulkli upon my
ear in plain German^ with/if I mis lake
Hauovarijfe accent,Back !” lie
not,
; %e walked softly across the court to
the great. Staircase. It was lighted up.
To our nghtr hand, at the entrance of
the first corridor, Stood a granaaier on
sentry. r He presented arms, and let us
pass. Now we turned into a side pas
sage, at the extremity of which we
and Sleeves,,
” ’ *— -idj
Edgings and
Bands and'FlqB
Thread ^ Valero
Savannah Eeh.l
. Laeoe, ndf/the.
..... .
w
found ourselveff in a great hall. At its
cried, upon this, t re-hold stands
death; 1 have laid*hands upon b^n 5
are all'lost—-IF HE Does Not DIE.”
Thrilled w.itli.horror, fora moment
all stood like.sukucs—then all tremb
led like an aspen leaf; ' My teeth chat,
feted when i 'saw mf oouhtry/nen
slreath- htssword- unwind the sasu from
around hk liotis, and advance- towards
tire nearly , naked, main- From that
moment, the .flitters mood seemed coui-
pletely changed. ’ Btis dignity had
o-iven Way to fear, hislbol'd defiance to
abjeet terror r inlieu'of his commands
he how pourd forth prayers ; his. words
and tones were no longer threatening^
but guplicatory. A sh adder came over
rire'wkfcu I saw hifr^clJteh the pap*fr
and peh, ttrid then, when these were
snatched from him, sink upon Jus knees
before histnurderer. TheYnajestic, pow-
eTful. man, who| a few moments before,
seemed rfeady to ‘defy, tile world, new
cfoufehed. upon his'knees,' and sued, in
piteous tones, for inefcy aiid-for life. It
was to6 late.
The man with* the sash Went Up to
Him, and-threw ttffia a noose around his
ne'e IT. The others seized the two ends,
and tugged Earit at them ; but i6 his
deadly agony the naked-man got his
left band'through the noose, and drew
it over his chin; so that it- seemed* im
possible to strangle him; At the same
trrde, .with his right hand, and with fhe
energy of despair, he defended him
self against his adversaries, and struck
one of them to tbo ground. Being - -a
strong mhn, his stout resistance made
it yet°uncertain how the un t qal eontest
should end,-when suddenly his first as
sailant seized the heavy iftarble slab-
from off a dressing-table, aad’ brought
itdow with such violence upon tire
victim that he fell senseless to the
ground, and Stretched out hts limos
upon the carpet—a dying man.
Hastily did the assassins now. Un
twist the scarf from the neck of the
corpse, which they then laid upon the
bed, and rushed, as if h-unted by furies,
out of the apartments, down the stairs,
across the court. The guard still stood
under arms,- motionless as a wall.
Facts Respecting Animals.—In
the forest of Tatarv,. of South Ameri
ca, where the wild hor3e is gregarious,
there are heards of 500 or 600, which
being il! prepared for fighting,' or in
deed, for any resistance, and knowing
that there safety is flight, when they
sleep, appoint one in rotation, who‘acts
as contiuel, white the rest are asleep.
If a man approaches, the sentinel
walks towards him as if to recon
noitre, or see whetu r he may be de
terred. from.coming near ; .if the man
continues^ lie neighs aloud, and in *
peculiar tone, which reuses the ’heard,
and all gallop away, the sentinel
bringing up.the rear. Nothing" can
be more judicious or rational than
this arrangement, simply as it is. So
a liorse, belonging to a smuggler aI
Dover, used- to be Ir.deu with run
spirits and sent on,the road unatten
ded; to "reach the rendezvous. When
he-describfed a soldier, he would jump
off the highway aud hide himself in
the jditch; and w Iren discovered, would
fight* for bis * load. The cunning of
tire* foxes is proverbial ; but I "know
not it it 'was ever more remarkably
displayed than in the Duke of Beau
fort’s country, Where Reynard being
bard pressed disappeared very sudden
ly, and was after a strict search, found .
. immersed iu a waterpOol, up to the
very snout, by winch he held a wil
low bough, hanging over the pond.—
Tire cunning of a dog, which S-.-rgent
IV’I LL.* Xali- *>£ tLA tojjori-o. to bite, is
as a precaution against hunting sheep.
A t hight 'he sl ipjied his head put of
of tire collar, and returned before dawn
put on the collar again, in order to'
Concea'/his nocturnal excursion. Na
mau has more familiarity with various
animals (besides his great knowledge
of kis ofan specie^) than my excellent
learned and ingenious friend, the Sc'r-
gent; aud h i possesses many curious
ones himself
His aneedefoof a drover’s dog is
striking, as he gave it me when we
happened n ai this pl--*ee to meet a
iLovcL. -The man had. brought 17
out of 20 uxeu from, a field, leaving
the remaining tliree there, mixed
with another herd.—He then said to
Ire dog, “Go fetch them” aud he. Went
aud singled out those very tliree.—
The sergent’s brotlrer, however-, a high^
ly respectable man, lately sheriff of
London , hies a dog t ret distinguishes
Saturday night ’from, tke practice of
tying him up for Saifonj which ho
aislikes. He will_escapeon Saturday
night, awl return on Sunday morning.
The sergeut himself i\ad a gander,
which was a distance from tbe goose,
aiid hearing her make an extraordi
nary noise, ran back and put his head
into the cage—theu brought back all
the gosiins, one by one, and put them
into it with the jnother, ivhose sepe-
ration from her brood bad occasioned
her clamor. He theu returned to the
place whence her cries had called
him. The “Letcrs ot Instinct” men
tion a.cat which had beoii to the West
Indies, and on the ship returning* to
the port of London, she found her
way through the city of Brotaptoa,
whence shy had been brought. That
is a work 1 have often wished to see,
and never able to get. Dr. Hancock
quotes it for one of the most remarka
ble proofs of sagacity and resource
in the goat, . aud this operation had
been, it seems, observed more than
once tir—When two goats .meefo on . a
ledge bordering -on a precipice, and
find there is uo romn eit.rer to pass
each other or returnafter a pause as if
for reflection, one crouches down, aad
the other walks gently over his bac«,
when each continues his perilous
journey along the narrow path.
Lord Brougham.
inner
door stood a Cossack ou guard Elying. rather than runnu g,they reach-
Befote hereould call out, one of my
companions sprang upon him and
ed the drawbridge, and, at the v$ry
moment that I was about to step upon
Little Chips.—A plain and un
schooled man, who hau received his
education principally beneath tbe open
skv, in the field and the foriSt, and
who had wielded the axe more than
tbe pen, while speaking of children,
remarked, with true and beautiful
simplicity, “The little ebrps are near
est the beiirt!”
Dr. Charles Wilson has written a
volume of some hundreds*of pages to
explain thepu'A-blogy of drunkeniw**.
Diogenes defines it in two syllables—
zig-zkg.
worldly
A writer has compared
friendship to our shadow—white
the moment we enter the
serfs us,
MUM*