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VOLUME LVIU
the republican.
Tltorm«ini«trloitl>
The tallowing is ihe rung# «‘f Ihu Thermometer,
„* note*l-SntiH-Jiiy ana yesterday, nt the etoro of
Mom. S. D. nmatley A Cm*
At HA. M. 12 M. 3 P.M. 0 1» M.
Setnriley •—flfl° 71° 74° «H°
Sunday 70° 74° 7(i° 7-
(titleIni Report of Interment*.
8pn»ay, 0>'i. 24th,I
. 7 i.'doefc, P. M. J
The following Is a list of tho lntorinonls In iho
oity cemeteries tor the Inst forty-eight hours: |
In- Laurel (bote Cemetery. i
Saturday.—MUsnWl Bannut, 20 ys., Gor.rump- |
tlon, Georgia. #
Sarah Louisa D.ishor, fi ys. 1 tuon., 14 days, |
Yullnw Fever, Savannah.
Charlotte Philips, 10 years, Yellow Fovor, Lott. •
don.
Sunday—* Jmno* Glvltts, 27 ys., Yellow Fever, j
Ireland. J
•Catherine Waitto. 00 ys.. Insanity, Ireland. ;
Cathedral Cemetery.
Saturday.—Dotuinio Camming, 28 ys., Yellow
Fever, Ireland.
William Mull«nny,24 ys.. Yellow Fever, Ire-
land,
Catharine Byrne, 28 y«„ died on Wilmingtou ; f, lC |i«vu8 pnrtios, It is n rational presumption
Location or th« Main Thunk.—We took oc
casion, a abort time since, to express our regrets at
the division thar exists In the southern counties,
on this subject, end to condemn certain movements
which wo had reason to boliove originated In
tnero personal and local Interests, nnd which should
not ho allowed to retard the progress of so groat
a work ns tho Atlnutio and Gulf llillrond. Tho
Th'imasvitle Reporter oninmenta on our remarks,
and ubarnotorisos them ns proceeding from »eltl<h
motives. It Intimates that wo would servo S tvan-
nah nt tho expense ot the pooplo residing lo tho
southern tier of count lea.
Wo emphatically deny that wa arc Influenced by
any such oonslderdtluns. VVo wish tho work to
prosper, and t» reach the Gulf of Mexico at thi
very earliest day praolieabto, and this is the oxtent
ofonr Iniorcstln tho present controversy. Wodo not^
care n snap of our finger whore the road runs, so
Its progress is not retarded, l’ray, what possible
in to rust can tho city of Savannah hove in tho quo-
ti,.n whether the rottd is loo-itod twelvu or even
twenty miles north or south «l'a glvoirp dot 'hit is
some two hundred miles distunt from u« 7 It m»y
run on the Florida lino or on the northern lino of
Thomiis county, nnd it would likely not tn-ikoa
car load's difference in tho freight to bo sent t» tho
oily.
Wo repent, then, that tho only interest wo reel
in this matter is confined t*i tho speedy completion
| of tho rood. If thcro bo nny really interested
Island and brought lotlm city for interment, Ire- j ,| lllt || te< y nro those who own lmds on i
different
',24 yrs.. Drowned, Ire
land.
Sunday—John Dow
land.
Michael McHugh. 7 yours. Drowned, Savannah.
•Died ot tho Poor House nnd Hospital.
W. T. Thompson, Chairtnau D. Ii.
Vf.li.ow Fbvkr on Wiluinomn.—We learn,
from good authority, ih'it ihu death of Catharine
Byrne, reported in the list of interments for Satur
day ns having occurred on Wilmington Island,
was caused by a genuine attaok nf black vomit.
As she had not been to the city In several months,
the conclusion is that tho disaaso originated there.
This is tho first instance nf tho kind, we believe,
on record. No other cu«04 have occurred, and the
Island is generally healthy.
Isquksts.—The bodies of John powers, (who
fell I'mm a flat in Hank Hirer, Friday lari.) nnd of
the lad Michael McHugh (who was drowned at
the Charleston wharf on Thursday) were found
fluiting in the river, opposite the city, yesterday j
morning. They were brought aslioro and turned
over to Coroner Edoti, whose jury found verdicts
in conformity to tho facts previously stated.
We publish tho account of tho Into brutal
pucilistif rencontre, not that wo hnvo tho slightest
countenance for such unchri.-ti iti outrngcr*. but on j
the principle that tho Temperance lecturer took i
around with him u heart of a drunkard—to servo
as a '•frightful example.” Wo think no ono will
feel inclined to take part in such a demonstration,
after reading tbo bloody details.
The Atlieus llVi/c/imou has inserted an
editorial article from Iho Republican ('‘Democratic
jealousy of Whig leaders”) without credit. We
have no doubt it wit tho result of an oversight, ns
our cotemporary is usually very particular in such
matters.
Dnlly Federni futon.
The first numhur of tbo Daily Federal Union,
will he issued on Thursday Nov. -Uh, and contain
the Gov.’s Mcssngo. Terms: lor tho session, one
dollar, in advance.
Address. Houghton, Xisrkt «fc Barxbs.
Cotton quixo East.—Wo learned yesterday,
shts the Montgomery Mail of Thursday, that thuro
hail boon shipped from this point by railroad, this
season, 5200 b iles of cotton via Columbus to Sa
vannah, and thence by sea to Baltimore and New
York, owing to the low stage nf tho Alabama river.
Bar Mkbtisg
—At a meeting of tho Bench nnd
Bar, nt Waynesboro, Inst week, n commilteo of
three, consisting of Thus. M. Berrien, of Burke,
’I hotnns H. Poihill,of Jefferson, nnd John K.Jaek-
lon, of Kichmond, were appointed to draft n bill
to be presented to tbo next Legislature, for tho pur
pose of having ilie present Court Calendar for tho
Middlo District so changed as to require tho Courts
to meet on Tuosday instead of Monday. Tho
ch i ago is sought for the purpose of avoiding nvio-
litb ti id ll.o SnMmlh Day.
A chatigo in tho weeks is also proposed, ns fol
lows :
Columbia, 1st Monday In March and September.
Washington, 21
j route from that located, nod wish to make the
( operations of tho Company subservient to thoir
| interests.* Wo profess to know hut little of the
; advantage* or disadvantages of the respective lino*;
i that is u matter that we are perfectly willing to
i loiVo lo tho Director* and thoir officer*; nnd wo
I must say that this is the flr*t time within «>ur re.
j e.t lection that individual! residing in tho various
counties through which a great work of internnt
improvement wns lo pass, hnvo claimed tho right
to sot aside tho judgment of tho Directors nnd En
gineer* and dictate the location of the line. Thl*.
if we understand if, i* the truo nature «if the pres
ent controversy betwuon the Direction and cer
tain citizo- * of southern Goorgiu.
Wo have written these hnsty paragraph*, simply
to exonerate ourselves nf n motive thnt doe*, not
jurily nttnch to us, nnd not with the view of con
tinuing n controversy that can lie productive of no
good results. We do hope that the whole inniter
will be speedily settled, and wc aro entirely me
lees a* to tho terms, so that harmony nnd a union
of energies shall result.
The Stale Pair.
Tho Atlanta Intelligencer of Friday soys:—"Tho
j crowd in attendance upon tbo Agricultural Fair on
i yesterday was larger than on nny previous day,
j The orator selected to doliver Iho annual address,
having failed to attond, Mr. Chas. Wallaco IIow-
j nrd, of Cass, consented to make a few remarks. lie
offered a resolution to tho offoot, “that u committee
bo nppointod to memorialise tho Legislature, to
establish an Agricultural College with on experi
mental farm nttaehed.” Tho speaker presented, in
n very forcible light, tho defects in our system of
education, os regards that sort of instruction which
qualifies a young man for tho practical duties of
tho agricultural profession. Gen. Harrison, of
Chatham, remarked thut this wns a subject in
which every man, woman nnd oMId, in tho Stato,
had an interest, nnd propounded that tbo wbolonu-
dicnco should vote <>0 tho quo*’ion. Tbo vote wa*
taken, anil the resolution was unanimously adopt
ed. Wo ouiittod to notico that nt the organisation
of tho Sooiety, preparatory to the transaction of
business, on motion of.Col. Win. T. Wilson of At
lanta, ilon. 1). IV. Lewis, of Hancock, wns chosen
President of tbo Society; General Harrison, of Chat
ham, 1st Vice-President and Gov. Joseph E. Brown,
2d Vice-President.
Maj. CooV<h’h Railroad.—M*jor Cooper, says
tbo Augusta Coustitutioualiet, is a Napoleon of
w»rk, n.iid does whilst other* *uoculate. At Ihe
last sLssion of the Legislature, ho applied for aid to
build a railroad from his Iron Works at Etownli to
tho Stato road, upon condition* which would so-
ouro tho Stato from tho possibility of loss,nnd
showed that his enterprise was entitled to it, if any
from tho fact that ho gives to the Stato road,
from his own business nt Etownli, ns much freight
it receives from nny of the way station* be
tween Atlanta nnd Chattannogn. Hi* application
was considered and rejected, ami in tho mean
time, ho has taken all tho stock in tho road, which
is several mile# long, built it himself wi hoiit aid
from any quarter, and celebrated it* completion
with a * (Into from ordnance, which be bus cast
for the pmpofo.
Kuotnuel, (th
Jefferson, 2.1
in April and October.
Ri-huiond, 4th 1
Burke, -Itli,
A Hard Shakp..
in May and November.
-Tho Atlanta Inlclli'jenccr, in
eiininonting on the Wo demolition (not "reverses,’»
as it form* tho result,) of its party at tho north,
♦ays :
“The Georgia Democracy aro really n* strong us
ever, nnd if wo can shako off that sympathy which
some of oor friends have manifesto t for Douglas,
wc hnvo nothing to (ear in tbo future.”
Yes, if you can "shako (dT” Toombs, Stephens,
Wright, Seward, your own Vico President, Brock-
onri lge, ct id omne geuue, no doubt you will bo in
a condition whore you will "have nothing to fear
In the future ! It will bo liko the strong man who,
by n desperate effort, succeeded In shaking all tho
flesh off hi* bono«, nnd dead men’s bones "have
iothing to fear.” Instead of shaking off other
people’s "sympathies,” tho Intelligencer and its
friends aro more likely to ehake tluautulret into
them. However this may bo, wo aro fully agreed
with our cotemporary that tho time has cauio for
tho Democracy to "shake.”
It is stated, in iho news items of tho Preen that
tbo Ilun. Tho*. Corwin, of Ohio, will goon take the
stump in Illiii'ii* again-t Judge Douglas. The
oiiti-Duoglas paper* of tho .South will "please
tnnko a note of this.”—Augustn Constitutionalist.
Well, we have made "a nolo” of it; but whore’a
tho point ? Totn Corwin is ns sound on tho slavery
question as Dougin*, or nny other northern Demo-
crat; be accepted tho Republican nomination with
the distinct understanding that bo opposed tunny
of their political sentimont* ; and now, n Whig, ho
goos to Illinois to help dofo't a Democrat and the
prince of demagogues. Is there nny thing remark
able in this? Show un wherein Tom Corwin h
more obnoxious to tbo South than Stephen A.
Douglas, and then wo may sco tho point of tbo re
ference.
Murk Unarm (Iff.—Thirteen additional Illinois
porimnstors, who joined tbo Dougins war upon the
Administration, have, been brought to the block,
The Dougin* sympathisers, whointondto under
mine tho President nnd his friend for tho succor
•ion, if they can, may remonstrate and cull tide
bad policy; but Mr. Buchanan i* right, anduny
other courso would sink him beneath the respect
of all bravo nnd honest toon. Tho war was com
menced on iho other sido, nnd without provocation
and the only limit to his wrath should bo tho utter
extermination of his enemies. Thus far, ho has
fought the batllo liko n truo roan, and disappoint
ed everybody, IIo has but to persevere to gain the
victory, in spito of the present gloom that hangs
around his course. Justico and truth nro sure to
triumph in the end, nnd in this issuo he has both
on his side. He has, doubtless, too, loomed by
this tiroo, who aro bis real and who his false
friends.
MOND A Yf MORNING:; OOTOBEI 1 -25, 1858.
Full Report of (lie Rounds
THE GREAT PR ZE FIGHT BETWEEN MOB-
BISSEY AND HE UN AN.
The fight between tho two bruiser*, John Mor
rissey nod John 0. Ileennn, for $2600 n sido, ontna
off ut Lon? Point Iahtr.d, In Canada,'Wednesday
Inst. The U. S. Police (iuxetlc extra, furnishes thu
following report:
Thu usual preliminaries having been arrange!,tho
esquires of the respective men thou prepared thoir
toilets, and the usual shaking of hands taking
placo lull ween the t «o principal*, and iheirsvcomls,
at 21 minute* to four o'clock precisely, thu two pre
pared fur the fight, nnd toed the scratch at the call
of the time/ for .
RiiiiVd If—On coming forward, tho condition «f
belli men appeared extremely good, but in our
opinion tho "buy” scorned rntbur lino, although,
perhaps his general confirmation is considerably
more "Ap dlo-liko” than that of Morriv*ey, who I*
boiler rubbed up, end has hist be w* and sinews laid
uii In tic right pluce—he looked brown nnd heal
thy, and showed n inoro lusty chest than his tulvor-
snry. llconau is it line made y. ung fellow, ami,
although* taller than Morrissey, bo did not loom
so largo, but looked somewhat younger, ullhmiifb
thuro was no display of wear nnd tear, about Mo -
rissey.
Both men displayed seronunnd confident mugs,
nnd both seemed inclined In ploy a cautious game,
and feel about for the other* tactics mi weak
points. MorrBsey’* position was not to bo called
artistic, but ho held himself well together, and pre
sented n formidable front, though perhaps a little
too square. The "Roy” had evidently taken some
notions from Aaron Jones,* in d presen toil a more
free and easy stylo, though scarcely to ho csllcd
the typo of tho u|d London school. He kept hi*
head pretty woll back, hi* left arm somewhat ex
tended, yet easy nnd ready, nnd well across In*
hronst, with a good guard for body and head.—
After some sparring, lluenan planted bis lift on
MnrrLscy’s noso twice. Sharp exchange* right
anil left. Ileennn first blood. Median thrown
and fell on top of Morrissey.
Round 2.—liothciiiuouo lively hut cautious,
nnd lifter some sparring, Morrissey triod hi* left
nt tho head, but was rather short, nnd reeeivo'i mm
on the body rnlhor heavily, ami Morrissey then
rallied In, but was caught heavily on the no«e, nnd
after mutual exchanges, rather in favor of Ileennn,
the throw was made by Morrisuy down.
Round 1$.—Huonnn came up smiling, nnd Mor
rissey quite lively, each seemed utixiou* for busi
ness, and nt once wont to work, MorrLsry tried
his left nt the bond nnd got a little one in when
Ileennn returned on tho ribs, and mutual ding-
donging wns tho go, nnd thu round finished In a
scramble for tho throw. Ileennn down nt the
rope
Round 4.—Morrissey first nt the scratch, looking
vicious, while Ileenan looked serious. Morrissey
let fly his left hut waft stopped; nothing daunted,
ho feinted with his left, and put in a slinging body
blow wi»h hi* right, nnd received ono on the head
from Ileennn’* left, when both closed, nnd smue
libbing took pines, nnd llt'cnnn went down.
Round ii.—Both flushed and showing some of the
handiwork of last round. Morri*»oy tried to lead
oil' but wa* slow, when Heonaii ru*lmd in, let fly
right and loft, nnd n rattling round cn.-uud. Mor
rissey knocked down.
Hound (1.—Both slow to litno, and, on reaching
the scratch, each begun t > spur. At length Mor
rissey plunged out his right nt the body, but Ilee-
nnn stepped back, and, again jumping I'orwur t.lut
fly right and loll nt tho head nod face, where he
reached rather heavily, wlion Morrissey clutched
tar tho throw, then Hconnu heavily lulling on dm
top of him.
Hound 7.—The punishment began to slmw on
both of ilium, and their mug* now displayed any
thing but n Grecian outline. Tho blows on th<
Telegraphic. nunns & CLARK'S excelsior
Tho Epidemic In Nov Orleoni.
New Orleans,<>ct. 23—The H iutrd Association n*
gift to announcetharihe epidemic nn’lniifs in fatal
pruvnlnucc, and ouutldtl the unnocllrnated to keep an ay.
W F t Hoimitvf, Predilot.it
Paraguay Expedition.
\V»8lltX0T in, Oct. 24—Ti'nipIvtUii's at'iauisr, iWacom,
et, of >ow Orleans, Ima been added to the I'amguajrex-
pi'dltinu. ’
Vioe-FrflaidVnt Breokenridg# for Dougina.
WA-utxQTux.Uol. 24.—'The ItOU.Jol u O.UruckourUlge,
the Vice-President of tbo United Status, in a recent 1,-tter
to ilm Plata Democratic I 'mitral Cnnimlure of llllunls,
urge* the re-election of itaii. cteplisu A. Douglas tu the
Senate of tbu United Ptntei.
gqTOgigggjgcfl
Bop'rlod Burning of a Btenmor.
W.i«fti.xo Tu *i Get. 2t-—There Is n report Imre of the
huruiau of the steamer II. It. W'. Mill, on In-r trip fiom
Meinpbl* to fiew Orleans. No pnricnlnrs nro given.
Health of Charleston.
ChaRLSVTon, Oct. 24.—Tim llcsltli officer report* 22
di^tb* from yellow fever far Ihe week ending Saturday
"veiling.
Havro Cotton Market.
Havre,Get 7.—P*-r l\tc\fic at Pt. Johns. There Ins
been a butter fueling In the Colton trn'ln during the past
twrt days, and sales tn th" ex ent of 3 000 bales were
mode. Middling tmj ,nd Middling qunlitleiwi ro quoted
at 1' 0 io K7 franc*.
Domestio Markets.
Charleston, Oct. 23.—One o'clock. P. if.—Sates of f ot-
tnn tills afternoon Jtoo M,ln*. nt prices ranging fr»in 11
to 11% ufuts. Holders arc not offering free'y.
Charleston, Oct. 21.—Sales of cot tan yesterday 1.210
bale*, prices unchanged. *"
New York, Oct 21.—Hales of Cotton to- ’ay l.ron I t *i
with a dull market. Flour was firm: sales tA,Ann |,h
rels M’l,un'duc'ining; ante* 39.0('0Iiu*IihI*. n.,rnlowir;
•ah's 39 INK) bushel*. Snlrlts of Turpentine firm qt 49a
fiOcutit* pur gallon. Olhur nrtii'lus unchanged.
New Vsrk, <’ct 24—Th* sab 1 * of cotton ysatuidsy
foot l,0t;0 Pali's; mark'd dull. Bread'tuffs and Naval
• torus unchanged.
Mobil*. Out. 24 -'•'nlos of cotton yesterday 2,(100 bs’es, .
Middling 11% n 11%
New * rleans. Oct 21— Ooiton sales >esterday foot 16,-
001 halos; market steady, nnd prices rn'ln r Armor,
Stemner Harriet Sunk.
The tallowing dispatch, received by n gentle
man In this city, h"* boon politely handed • > us:
[f?of. Sun.
Apauciiirola, Out, 19.
Tho steamboat Harriet has sunk, nt Live Onk
Bend, on Apalachicola river, with ono hundred
nnd cinoty bales of cotton on board. Tho cot'(
hn* all been saved, though snmo of it in a damage’
condition. The liont i.* in shallow water, and it ir
likely *lio will bo riWd.
The Indlnnn I,i'gUlntur«.
Indianapolis, Out. 19.—Gov. Willard ha* i«sued
a proclamniion calling an extra se*-i''n of the Leg
islature, to enliven* mi the 20th of Novotnbei. It
will he composed of tho newly elected members and
the ton.'ilnr* holding over.
ffiommrcctiil Itrcorlr.
NAVAS N All M AltttKT.
Rci'usmca.n OsricR,
Saturday. Oct. 21. 4 P
•The salsa ta-dsy are not sn heavy as 1
r, I,'"ting only 120“ tales. The market is firm
however, snd an advance of )*'c lias taken place in the
, two day*. Nutwitlis anding the very large Mock on h
lie' ii 1*0 began lo give out the signs of .swelling i theofferinc atocks are cnmphrndvely light. The fidlnwiur
COTTON.-
preceding dsr
IIon, J. Glanct Jonfb.— Wo notieod yostorday,
»»ys the Washington Star of Thursday, that thu
1’reiident hus tendered Ihe appointment of Minis,
ter to Austrin to lion. J. Glan.ty Jones, of Penn-
■ylvatiln. Soon ofter tho Star went to pros*, we
were given to understand that Mr. J. had accepted
the appointment, nud this murning thelattor state-
nietu is fully oonlirmed.
The Piccolomlitl Debut. •
The fair nnd famous Dalian undo her debut in
N'ew York Wednesday night, nml nil the puper* of
Thursday nro enthusiartio in their praise of thu
lady and her performance. Her personal chnrms
are highly lauded. She U said to possoss a bright
black eye, a petite figure, and a lovely brunetto
moplexinn, tuoro transparent than those of Din-
ans generally; u charming, rosy, tempting mouth;
an exquisitely moulded hand nnd arm, nnd that
ilcsurihiibio fascination of manner which wo cull
captivating.
Wo givo below tho criticisms of tho Timen nnd
Evening Post, which we considor tho best Now
York authority on such subjects :
[From the Time*.]
Without positive owlishnoss it is impossible to
be blind to the fact thnt Mile. Pieeolouuui’* in
fluence over tho nudienco is tho result more of
manner than methud. Sho is not nn ostunLhing
vocalist, nor is -ho gifted with a voice of oxtrnor-
dinnry powor. Tf wu-try to nnnlyzo whut it is thnt
gives her pre-eminence, wo must, nt tlx^outset,
discard theso ordinary considerations. Much ns
her vuonl powers hnvo been uiulurrnted, they nro
still in no proportion to her immetiso histrionic
unpucity, which embraces so wide n rnngo of emo
tion that it overshadows everything, ilor voice i*
a very charming soprano, soft yet full, nnd of f »ir
sompnss, although evidently not yet fully develop
ed. It is ns fresh ns voice oin be, nnd'as supple,
n* youth, without much oxporionce, enn make it.
Under tho impulse of emotion it vibrates with feel
ing, nnd by indorcribijble inflections illuminates
with electrical quickness n train of deepsentitnent,
even ns tho lightning 'Illuminates tho volo. It is
this rare gift which distinguishes truo from con
ventional art, nnd we have seldom soon it mnni-
tasted moro wonderfully than in tho case of Milo.
Piceolomini. Ilor entiro porformnnoo is, in fact,
a prntost against conventionality, and to this cir
cumstance wo attribute her grout suocoss in Eng
land, whoro things in art, ns in everything elso,
move in ihe most steady and antiquated groove*.
To any thnt this indopondenco of model i* moro
tulont, would he absurd. It is genius of the best
kind, bonauso creative, and absolutely free from
t(To tnint of imitation.
[From Iho Evening Post.]
Sho moves uoross the stage with nn unrestrain
ed enso, which, however nbrupt nnd rnpid the
transitions, no nmount of skirts can impede.—
" Whoti Music, heavenly maid, was young,” she
must have been embodied in just such a form os
thnt of Piceoloinini.
And now ns for hor voino, which ought to bo tho
first consideration. It is n mezzo soprano, not of
extraordinary compass, but noticoablo for fresh
ness, dolicious purity nnd smoothness, and its flex
ibility in thu expression of every shade of emotion.
Tho only Violetta which can bo oompnrod with her’a
is thnt of Gazzaniga, but while Gatznnign, in (ho
tragic and situations of this role, is wondorfully
effective, the triumph is obtained l>y nn irresistible
display of dramntlo energy, at the saorifloe of cor
rect vocalization, nnd the ondienco sympathizing
with her own oxoltement and admiring hev good
will, stamp her faulty notes with a generous, if
not a erlllonl, approval.
In Pieoolomini, however, there is nothing to for
give. Ilor voice is so full, so equable and porfoot-
ly controlled, as to satisfy every demand upon it,
nnd in tho final death seeno Inst evening, it was
astonishing to notice the evidence nf provident re-
serve which Ihe singer had shown through the pre
ceding acts, full of situations as they wore, which
would have toiopted a less complete artist to draw
more oxhnustingly on her resources.
It is cortaln that no prima dona who ever visit
ed us lias combined as much of drnmatio inspire-
tlon with avoicoat ooco so fresh and admirably
trained*
Winds of Mabiaoboshtti.—'Tho Boston Couri-
ou iho rib*, with u general appearance of rcdnos>,
from hugging nnd fulling both on their backs nml i
nhnuldvir* ; nevertheless, b >th caino up cheerfully,
nnd Morrissoy led off with tho right on tho body,
slightly, without a return they hmku uwny, nml ;
aftir a few taints, Morrissey rushed in nnd stashed
away right nnd loft, Heonan thrown.
Round 8.—Ileennn came up with an ugly grin,
nnd Morrissey looked vicious and determined, nnd
came up with it rush. Ileeuiiti let fly hi* left, nnd
hit Morrissey twico on tho iroso. Afier sotno sharp
exchanges, Ileennn wns thr»wu heavily. Hu was
vmy weak nnd bleeding nt Ihe nose nnd mouth.—
Morrissey’s left eyo whs elo-ing; bleeding nt the
nose nnd mouth, with n severe cut under the eye.
Round 0.—Morrissey was first ;<> tho scratch.—
iloenun wns slew, but unto tho time. Afier mu
tual oxchnugc*, Murrissoy gave him nn upper cut,
finally knocking Ileenan down.
Round 10.—ileennn entno to timo slow—evident,
ly fast falling. After some trifling exchanges in
favor of Morrissey. Ileennn was thrown heavily.
Hound 11.—On coining up it wns visible tb n
the last round hod been u telling ono on both
sides, and after some slight sparring, MnrrLsy let
fly, right nnd loft. Ileenan triod loft, Imt wa* pow
erless, ultimately fulling on bis face from cmnplolo
exhaustion. Time wns then called, nud from niter
prostration, Ileennn wnsdunt to it.
Tho fight was won In twenty-ono minute*.—
Ileennn hud boon suffering lor three week*, from
inflammation nnd suppuration of tho right leg, or
skin, nrising from nn old wound received from n
pick-nxe in California- Ho had been confined t"
his bed f >r six days, up to the 19th Inst. Ilia left
hand struck against a stake in the first round. IIo
neither received a blnek eye ora bloody nose, but
his tn-mih was much swollen.
Morrissey wns badly punished about iho faun,
tho loft eye being nearly closed and much cut, lie
bled profusely, lleenun did tho best of ihe fight
ing fir the fir.-t five rounds, having hit ,Morrissey
the face, in the first and second rounds, with
his left, twico on the sumo spo*.
We are authorized to say, by Mr. Godfrey, nf
Boston, that lleenun will fight Morrissey for $3,-
nuo or $10,000 ii side. The mutch can ho rondo in
New York.
Morrissey desire* mo to sny that ho never will
enter tho Brize Ring again, he having promised
hi* bolter half, with his interesting family, llint
this match would bo tho Inst be over would bo en
gaged in.
Murrissoy hn* won some $4,000 by Ibi* contest.
There i* a rumor thnt Dominick Bradley will be
matched against Ileennn.
Iho pzrtic»lar« uf tho dav'i trani*cti»n
at 11.9at 11&315 at lt'4..int,^. 37 at 11 7-lfi, t.13 m II
Mat It 9-16.174 at 1> 11-16, 30 At JIJ,'. tnJ'40 bale*al
cents. Weqmto:
Middling tt'4 a 11%
Strict Mlil'lling..................>,.,.,..,.,.11% & —
O uni Middling 11% a —
Middling Fair 11% a—
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1*5*
30.514
.‘-31,182
Savanna Ii Kxporin. Oct 23.
NEW YORK—Steamship Anpi'tl—f>72 bales ontton,
domestics, CO do yarn, 343 bbts flour, l£t sacks fruit, 4U bbls
lo, lOhoxea do, nnd sindrjr pk|*.—— Steamship llu
'lilt—694 hales eotton, 100 csiks rlco. 34 baits pink root. 159
bids flour, 1291 sacks do, 160 do brou, 3(1 bbls,96 mens, t cask
auJ 27 boxes fruit.—— Sohr Southern Balls—.149 t alcs
.on. 2380 sxoks flour, 1681 saoks wlnnt. 232 bblt floor.
I'lllLAUEI.l’llI.V—Steamship Stato of Gourgla— ticO bales
niton, 277 do domestics. 75 pkjs mdse.
bAi.TIMOHB—Steamship commerce—331 bales cottm,
LAO sacks wheat, 50 casks rice.
NEW TORT. Fla., Oot. 20.—Freights to New York, 5-Bu.
Cotton.—Sales yesterday of middling snd strict mhidlini;,
at 104 »H
No. bales of Cotton shipped to date, '4156, all to New Yorl ,
SHIPPING LIST.
liinincli of the War Steamer lsancnster,
I’iiii.auklpiiia, Oot. 20.—The launch of iho new
U. 8. cieum propeller Lancaster came off to-day,
nt tho Philadelphia Navy Yard, according to pre
vious tirrangeinent*.
Mis* Lme, of Lancaster, tho President’s niece,
• by previous appointment, christened the new
ship •• Lancaster.” All eyes were bout upon the
Indy ns she broke n buttle of Conestoga water on
the bo nr. liar pu.-ition wn* n cunsnicii m* one,
and she ucquitt *d her*elf "f the work splendidly.
Haven milt, Un., Oct, 23, 183 8,
1KK1VKD.
Ship Lucnnia, Freeman, Liverpool, with 1751) sacks salt.
40 bbls ale aud porter, uud 64 pkgs ludso, to W Bttteraby A
Co.
Ship Kales, Vaughau, Liverpool, with 5000 sacks salt,
E A Biaillard.
Ship liijtn Frsto, New York—Hunter A Gammed.
Schr Arlington, March, New York, to Dana A Washburn
It ail road iron, to It H Cuvier.
tdoamor Everglade, Coxetter, from I’alatka, *o, ts J C
An Intended Slaver.
Boston, October 20.—Tho bark Isle do Cuba,
from Now York far Loondo, put into this port this
morning. She nrocoeded as far ns .St. Michaels,
when Captain D idsnii nsked tho crew if they would
proceed to tho coast of Africa for a cargo »f slaves.
They refused, nnd Captain Dobson left her nt St.
Miohiols. The mnto, Mr. Turner, took charge of
tho bnrk nnd roiu<iied to this port to givo her up
She has n cargo of rice, boons nndlunihqr. Three
passengers aisu loft the bark at St. Michaels with
the captain.
The vessel is owned by Mr. do la Figiauore, of
Now York. Tho sailors were principally toreign-
s—Dunes and Dutch.
Boston, Oot. 21.—Tho bark Islo do Cuba hns
ion taken possession of by Custom House officials,
for tho purpose of awaiting an investigation into
her reeont voyngo lo Africa. Tho crew, twelve in
number, have uiso been taken in custody by the
U. S. Marshal, nnd onrriod to tho U. S. Court
room.
Steamer John O Lawton, Kecblar, Partohuoln, to J IV
tu All'll Jc C"»
IlEi.OW—Ship George, from fit Thomas, In ballast.
IN THE OFFING—Ship AdmirAlty, from Boston.
BLEARBI).
8 eamshlp Huntsville, Post. Now York.—Brigham, Baldwin
A Co.
Steamship AugOfU. Woodhull. Now York.—Padellord, F*y
A Co.
Steamship Commeroe, Osger, Baltimore—Brigham, Bald
win A Co.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Everglade. Coxotter, Charlotton.
Steamer Gordon, Peak, Charleston, to J P Brooks.
Washington Items.—We take tho following
scraps from the Tribune’t Washington correspond
ence of tho 19th. They ure interesting, but how far
to be believed, is anothorquestion :
painney June's friends here nro indignant at the
alleged offer of tho Austrian Mission to him, and
treat it ns ii porsonal indignity to him. He aim*
at England, nud will be pressed for that mission.
Buohanan recommended him by letter to Gon.
Pierce as his own successor *t London. Whatever
disposition of him is intendod will probably be de
layed till after next session, when bo tnny bo dis
carded for boing powerless. Mr. Jackson, now
Ministor to Austria, is at homo on lenvoofab-
■onoe, nnd oxpoois to return in December.
There is a strong disposition on the part of the
specini friends of Buchanan to saddle the lute do
feats on 8eerotnry Cobh, ns tbo person responsible
tar Ihe political and financial policy of tho Gov
ernment, leading Southern mon tu unite in this
view. Matters have gone so fur thnt the sugges
tion is made tar » movement to displace him. It
cnnnul suoooed, however.
Tho war on Douglas la still pursued bitterly.
Thirteen postmasters were removed yosterday nnd
to-day. Instruetiona havo been sent out to detaut
him at every eoat.
MEMORANDA.
Gravesend, Oot. 2.—Sid.ship Groitua.for Savannah.
StJouna, N B, Oct. 10—Cld. Marla C E, lur Savannah.
Bi'iOin, Oot. 19—Cld. sohrs AUantiofor Jaoksonvllle.and A
Masun, for Savannah ; sohr North State, from Savanuah.
New York, Oot. 19.—Arr. bark Exaot from Savannah;
sohr Ecllpao, from Apalaohleola. 20—Cld. ship F Gabbard,
for Savaunah.
Spoken, Oct. 14, Iat40, l*n 71,brig War Fagle, from WU-
casset, fur Savannah.
Button, Oct. IS.—Cld. ship Hartley, for Apalaohleola,
brig Rebecca A Frances, for Savannah.
Bath, Oct. 16 — Sid. bark Glube, fur 8avannab.
Newport, Oct. 17.—Arr. sohr Alexander Bias, from Sippi-
can, for Darien. Ga-
Cndlt. Sept. 25.—Sid. Johannes, for Savannah.
fit Johns, Get. 15—Cld. brig Fowler, Savannah.
Liverpuol, Got. 1—Cld, &fohticel!o, Savannah.
London, Sept. 30.—Cld. Grotto. Savannah.
Port Mahon, Sopt. 24.—Arr. Gosorlo, 8*vannah.
Falmouth, Oot. 19.—Sid. brig Alex. Middlown, Jackson
ville.
Wilmington, Oat. 17.—rr. Lavfnla, Jacksonville.
PASSUHTG-BRS
Far atsiunshin Augnsta, for New York—W R Symons, C
Wylly, Dr R W n —
Bally.
' Folsom, C Baines, Cspt Forrest, Jnu C
Per etoamihlp IlnntevUle, for New York—J If Bergman,
A Lurrabee.
Per eteamship State of Georgia, for Philadelphia—Mre
Smith, J F Riley, J F II Biota. C Haggeny, lady and 3 ohit-
dran. Mill 8 Cavulyne, Mrt Sstawtua ana 2 dauxhUre, Cul F
SI Myrell. J Hanpt, J A Powell.
Per steamer Everglade, fr in Paletke, Ac—Dr Isaac B
Coon arid lady, C Howard, J Ii Bergman, Jai Lneklism, C
Evans, Rufus Duval, It Armltakga.
Per suamer John G Lawton, from Parehuola—Mrs EB
Ash, Sirs Finnee, Miss Finnse. Sira Slalfrays anu 2 children.
Wm Patterson, John Quantoak, Alaitt; Patterson, aud one
deck.
OONSIGNEHa
er of Saturday, R»yst "A meeting-of National
Wbigi nas bold last evening in this oity. It was
well attended, and an excellent apirit wm mani
fested. We learn that an address to ibe Whig
voters of Mai«aohnietta wai adopted, which |i to
Taa Nr.xr Elkctmns.—Elections for motuberi
C.’nBrt,, win bo'htld |„ MaM.ohu.otli, Non
■fork, Nan Jnruy, Dolawnr., Mlohlgnn, Illinoli,
»nd Wiioomln, on Tueidn,. l|„2J a,, of n a ,, m . „
Tb.™.,,, ,.v,n deatlifl rrom ,ili7» r,„; | 0
Gonr to Europ*.—Among the passengers for
Havre by the Arago on Saturday, was Mrs. Craw
ford, widow of the distinguished sculptor. She
new returns with her four children, to her rest-
and sundries, to Riohardion A Martin, J G Fraser, Joreph'
Llppmtn, H A Crane, Boeton k Vlllalonga, Erwin A Har
dee, J W Andsrion, Tieon k Gordon, J A limwa, j A Gang A
Co. Uuleotaba A Co.
Per steamer John O Lawton, from raraehuela—84 balaa
eotlon. and sundries, to E O Wada A Co, Davant A Lswton,
J F Pelot, Bshn A iWer, RIehsrdion A Mrtlo, R J Davant,
jr, A A Solumonu, J II Carttr, Tlson A Gordon,
CONSIGN BBS BY CENTRAL R, R,
draKjirMrfMhuMIbl wa. roa.llad b, tba
fatal Ulndia of bar. husband. uat, .b„t. IU iuk, »r.. SI hall. odi,. u lu.l.hk a
—— : Co. Da*ant A Lawton ECWads A Co, Ooopsr A GUliland,
, We
rrei __
■WiwisiM.W’"
Si
OHanoino Iff GRBENaBOBdubn.—-Tho boy Thorn-
ion,,eonvloted ee/adoeeipry fo ibe.r order of Mr.
Jones, lb Greene oonoty. on Mr.'Hjarn plantation,
<tm before bar
int A Co, lloltoabe k Co, J X
ms. J l' Brooks, Frasmsn k Used.
A Co, Ladooha A B, H M Laffltean, Clajlu
hen, IV Battsrsby.O Parson*, Order. O
aids*, Wait AO, BnaUrAOalnmilL Pal..
llAldwin
WW ' '
CjjIs
/•sew.
w
Established iu (822, being flic Oldest In flic United States.
H. S. BOCARDUS, SOLE AGENT FOR SAVANNAH.
nn|HB8B INSTRUMENTS have a rupiitntluii '‘K ’ONI) TO NONE for pnwor, quality amt rlrhnn** of
tone, "ml l »r iiumhlUly ; while iholr prnperty ol i i iiiitinine in good lane for n longer period than ang oUier <
Pianoi. U «*|» dally n tluhlilvratum In place* where n» tuner »r rtpnirur cun le ohl*l ed.
Fur perfection In n LIGHT ELASTIC TOUCH, coiiiltliM il with GREAT POWER, they cannot be•urinvuittl
qilHlIetl—rilEY AltKNHT aVFKlU’KI) IlY CflA.NUliri t)K 1MIK WK ITIIKIt, tiring so inechnui ally coiietriicud
• .I...., ...ill I ■ I._ .1 ..r . .... ... . ... ‘
that they will atniul tlm rlmmic* of anvcmmatk
The su»TUH* which NUN *’8 At CLAUK lm*« met with. m*l *h" UNQUAUFta' D APPROBATION boatdW.
O'l tip" II Ihuse M A.GrlVTF10.niVT HVSO’TL'Uat.raiVTS! I><
ihe First Miikicinti* Iroin Maltm to Oial|f.»-siln. i* nncl *1v.» thnt th"V hive iiuccodud in preeuniiuic to th’
public h PI 550 Hint Htnti'l* ITNIll VALLED IN EVERY RESPECT.
We CHALLENGE COMPETITION with ang Mtuulkclnrur In The 1 V>rld. fully sntlefled Ilia*
Nunns & Clark’s Piano is not to be Excelled.
TWENTY-EIGHT FIRST PREMIUM GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS* DI
PLOMAS, &c., have lu nn awnidu l tlicio I'laiio* n dliir-ruiit t*tto Institutes and oilier Fairs.
Every Instrument f* tally wurranted. and fur a lunger period timn those of nny ether de*li r in this country.
Person* ordering hv letter, may rely upon as perfect nn Inst iiment nn tlnaiigh Meluctudhy tliumsulvu* in pcrmni. iQ
* - ** “ —— ‘ u.WVf
June '4'4-’53
lY
II. 8 IPIGiltDUN, State etreut, O Hi t House squ»r»'.®
8UCOK883R8 TO
REEVES, BUCX&CO<
' MAN UFA CiUK HUS OF
Railroad Iron, Bar Iron,
CAR AXLES,
With CONTINUOUS I.1PS, mid made ta 111 <
Ship and Bridge Iron,Spikes, &Cs
Also, n siiporlor nrtlclo of
AVR0UGHT IRON H. 11. CHAIRS,
: -city thu flango* of Ralls, J. nnd L IKON, Sic.
—/'.SO—"j • .
Wi'Muht Trnn Solid aud Compound Girder* and Beams' of an - reqn'rod length, for Fir« P-mf Huildiuga
and Tlrtilirn*. SAMUEL J. I'. EB 'ICS, V.
may 19—18511. ly No. mo Wain >» mi Pit tdadn’ a.
WITCHES B3&
SILVER WARE & JEWELRY.
S. W I L M O T
CORNER OF CONOR ESS, WIIITAKER AND ST. .WHEN STREETSA
KFKR* ms LARGE STOCK of RICH GOODS, at prices to suit tho Hum*. On hand, and receiving by
o™,
Gold and Silver Goods of every description
Finn Silver Tea Set*. Pitrher*. 11 ulttir*. Goblet*. Clip*. Sp.mn* and Fora*, of every weizlit and variety ; Silver
'ct* and siiiile piece*, i"'auiinuly put up in case* f-r w d'liru a id other preumts: Gold and silver WhiuIkm. nud
’|..ck*o r ev—i v variety
J P.WELRY, from tho richest diamond to tlm dmapost plain gold. Including Oim-o. I^tvu and Mosaic, in
nil *"'* and aingle piece*; with almo-U every di scriptl m of Oririment imw In use.
PLATED GOODS-—Plated Cake Unehets. «.'a*:nrs, Tea fets, Ice Pilcher*, and Plated G'md* of ovary
nd.
r Sight*.
variety.
SPECTACLES—In Onld. Silver and Steel Fnt'iwa, with Pelddo nnd »lh"
FANCY GOODS-—Hlch and but itlt'nl Parian VtiMiind SttHiu'l*. nnd Fancy O'. »1*. In groat
T»rt"i*e Shell and other COMIlS, of latest elyle*. with a great vnriulynf Head bruauiunt*.
Citizeimof ,! lty uud i.’ountry are invitod ro examinu tlm stock, wliic.i will l*o mild at prices much lower than
Wntchns, Clocks nnd Jewelry promptly REPAIRED l»y workmen of ekill and long experience.
tf
Stock on hand and on slip hoard notolenred 59,51.
FREIGHTS.—Advices from New York of tho 20th, *i«;
that the billowing charter* hare been made: Three »hl:
Iroin Savannah to I.ivercool, with Cutton, u* Ho a l3-32>'.
or if to Havre a 13-ICe. One from Savnntmh tu Havre
direct, at ),c. A brig from Jackeonvillo to Cnyonne, Luui-
bur$i3. A brig from Jacksonville to New BedforJ, flouiin>
Hoard S3. The New York prices Current lay* : The large
unt of Cotton accumulated at Savannah and Charleston
create, a domnud for largo ,hip*, and there is alia a contin
ued demand |,r the Gulf purl* at proviunequotitiiin.*. 5
continue nor quotation! or yesterday, thcro having been
change. Cotton to Liverpool !3-32d. Tu Havre, fo.
oolton. To Now York, iu *ldo wheel ateamahipi and pro r
poller*, ;$o. for conton; wl.oat lile perhoihel: flour, 40c. pet
riooSl 25 to SI 5U. In lalling vessel* ,',o fur cot
fie per bushel for grata, Stic per bbl for flour, SI per c*»k foi
To Unltlmoro, ta p opellcri, 5a0 for cotton, Pic pet
bmhel for wheat, $1 25 per ca«k rhte. In sailing veriele.
7-16fur euta'n. Tu Philadelphia, In steamship, J,e eotton.
12,'io por bushel fur wheat. In sailing vessel, Jfo for col
SI.I2!j por oaak for rice, ICo per buahel fur wheit. T"
ton, in sailing vends, 7-1 Go to )jo for cotton, 55o per bbl for
flour.
i.csal Advertisements \ boroi*.
URYAN MIERIEF'S SALK.
W ILL HP. SOLD. Oil tlm first Tuesday In Novum
lu-r imxt. beforo thu Court lloiisu door in lirjiiii
• -unty, tlm f .Hawing property, to wit: One Negro Girl,
nmivl Cnra iue, twelm yuirs oil Lcvlud on n., tlm
■ropmly of Gordin J. Guotaon. with n II fa issued fioni
•he Supuriur Court of Hrynti county, in aver of Mm git
•et Itlnnii. Property p .inli d out by tbo defendant, iIsis
•tapteinburlHst, 1358. Y. OII.L, Sheriff.
K,, l ,t
EFFINGHAM Mtl-iulFF s S.U.A.
W ILL bn sold, on tlm first Tueaduy in Nov.nibw
ue.M, bufuro tlm Court llouse iloor.iu Kllii.pliam
minty, bulwepn tlm legul bmirsofsitlo. it trn-.t m ( anil,
lying on ttmConlrnt Railroad, nt No. 3Vj,ceiitnlniii.--—
»ctr«. on which tin.lata rvahlvticv ol Milt mil. P<iw« rath-
''.'.ii 'il in l.>ciited Levied on na the property of tlm estate
■f M. U Powers deceits, d. us Hururity f >r Jam"- /.II troilr.
•> entisfy n II. fa is<iiutl from tlm Superior Com I of Kf-
flnulioui t'oiinty. in favor of Archibald Guyton, this
font 8th, 1868.
oct I SIIADRACne. IIKI.MLY, Sheriff K C.
“Effingham .sheriff’s male.
W ILL RESOLD, on ilmflrsl Timsday in Nov. inbei
next, lief .re thu Court lluii.o door, iu Effing-
liuni county, between tho legal hours of sale: n tract ot
Lund, lying nud being in Ilm tenth district, G. 51., on
'lie L"niev|||(; Rond, about twenty nine mile* from S.t-
.•"iinth. containing seventeen hundred ncres, more or
ct.*. Levied on ns the property of Johu E. Wullii, to
aiisfy a II. fa. ie*nnd from Ilm SUperier Court in
h'ltlinui cnnuiy, iu fuvor of Israel Dasher, this Buptuiu
ter (Hit, IMS.
. ct I 8HAD1UCH K. IfKI.MI.Y,Sheriff. K.C.
. Tonll whom it tuny
CHATHAM COUNTY. ' concern.
Whereas, Robert A. Allen will apply r.» tbuComt of
Ordinary for Lettero Dlsmlseory ns Adininlstrat. r on
ibe estate of Whitn William Hardeo:
These are, therefore, to cite and adinonlnh nil whom It
mny concern, to be and appear before-aid Court to make
abjection (Ifanvtlmy Imre) on or Imforo Ihu liret Mon-
lay In Navo.uher next, olhurwiso said letters will bo
granted.
Witnef.#, .John llilbo, Ksq., Ordinary for C.imtbare.
Comity, ibis tenth ol May, 1858.
limy 22 JOHN BILBO,o.c. c.
£4TATE OF GEORGIA, IToall whom it may
S T
CHATHAM COUNTY, j concern :
Whereas, Solomon Cohen will apply nt the Cour‘ e|
O N the
lie nob
'nliimry f'i.- hotter* DismieROiy a*' \dminietrator U. T.
K. on themU'etif Jacob llolAlletla.
ThuHonre, tlmrufore, tocite nnd admonish nil whom
I inny courcrn, to bo and appear before said Court, tn
nuke objection* (if any they Imvo), uu or Imforo the first
Monday in .lunn try next, otherwise said Letters will bo
{inutod.
Witness, John Bilbo, K*q, Ordinary for Chatham
county, thi, sixth day of July, 1*58.
jtily 8 JOHN BILBO, o C. 0.
u all whom it may
conroru;
■ly nt the Couit
idiuinlfitrntor on
S TATE OF GEORGIA,
CHATHAM COUNTY ,
Whereas, WHIbini F. Preston will n|
of Ordinary for Letters DNiuMorj, as
thr e-taio of Dr. Willard Predou;
Thesn are, tlmreforo, to cite and admoiilsl. all whom it
may concern, to be and appear before said Court lo tnnko
objection (if nny they have) on nr Imforo the tlr-t Mon
day in February uoxt,othcnviHc said letters will bo grant-
MclNTOSIl SIlEitlS'F'.o aAiiS.,
first Tuesday in November next, will
sold befno thn Court House, 111 the i.'Ry of
Barton, between the imiiiiI hour* of sale, tho following
property, to wit: In tlm City of Darien, lot. No*. 6.6, 7
and 8—with Improvements bounded, North by hrond-st;
South by Ilm Altaiuulia river; Kant by lot No. P, nnd
West by lot No 4. Lovied ou as Ilm property of A. A.
Detairnie. on fori loHiire of mortgage Iu tavur uf T. S.nnd
A. C Wylly.
Terms cash, purchaser paying for title*.
Al* i.Hcerlaln tract of land in Mclutosli County, con-1
tnluing three hundred acriis. more or less, levied on a*,
ilio property of W.J. Cannon, lo satisfy a II fa. Issued
from the Superior Court of said County, in favor of T.
P. Pence vs W. J. Caiiiiou; property pointed out by
PUiitiff.
Terms cash, purchaser paying fur titles.
Oct 1 W. T TltoltPK, Dep'i Slmrlff, M’f.O.
EX EC U TO It’S SALE.
O N the first Tuesday In November noxt, will Im sold
In frmit of dm Court House, in the county of F.f
Augh'iiu. within the Icgtl hours nf Mile, a tract of laud
containing 160acre*, inure nr Iuhs, lying in said county,
(bout 24 mile, from thu city of Savaunali. about mid
way between the mid tin ground nnd Hack Bay, or Louis-
viIIo road*. Sold a* tlm property of the estate of Mr*
Sarah Wellman deceased, in accordance with tho last
will and testament of the deceased. Terms made known
on the day of sale,
JAMES HAHN, t
sept 30 J. K. HF.LVENSTKTN. <
WitncB*. John Bilbo, Esq. Ordinary for t'hntham
County, this thirteenth da\ of August, 1868.
nng 14 .1-GIN BILBO, o.c.C.
o all whom it may
IT,.
f concern
Whereas, Johns. Norris will apply nt tlm Court of
Ordinary fur Letter* Disttilnory.n* administrator on tlie
estate uf Duiotlma AbraliamJ:
These aro, therefore, to cite and admonish nil whom it
may concern to lie nnd appear before said Coart to make
i-1 objection (If any they have) on or Imforo tho first Mon
day In February next.o.herwlse said let tore will bo graut-
Witness, John Bilbo, Esq. Ordinary for Chatham
Gouty, this thirteenth day of August, 1858.
ung 14 JOHN BU BO, o.c r.
Kx'r*.
EXECUTOR*8 BiALE.
W ILL HK SOLD, on Ihu first Tuesday in.lonoi
i - ‘
next, in front of tlm Court Honso, Effingham
county, a (met of Laud, hclntigiiig to tlm estate of M
II. Powers, deceased, about two inilesfrom No. HJ-j 0. It.
II. { tlm tmet containing fourteen hundred nml seventy
acres, more or lesi, nhout one hundred nnd fifty acres
cleared, and In ciillivalloii. The said place Is well adapt
ud for the cultivation of corn, ricoaiid cotton.
For particulars, enquire of L. T. Elkins, near the
premise*. ^ I,. T. F.LKIN8, | Rx , rg
oct 15
f-td
A. GUYTON,
SAVANNAH. «A., JUNK 14th, 18art.
s uls I—-You and each of you, being non-residents
_ in the Slato of Georgia, are hereby notified thnt 1
shall apply to the Honorable, tho Sixth Circuit Court ol
Ihe United State*, for the Southern District of Georgia,
to beheld on theTliursday, after Ihe firs: Monday In No
vouiher next, at Ravannah, Georgia, for the boneflt ol
tlm Ilmiest Del)tots Act. enacted by tbo Legislature ol
Georgia, and approved on the 19th day of December. A
D , 18'43. when nud where you can appearand enter and
take aiicli exception and objection thereto as you or either
of you mny deem proper. SA3IUKL COHKN.
To Messrs. Black fe Gramm, M. K. Bolomon, M. fi.
Friend. Mayer A Schutz, M. «. Dlttnmn. Converse, Todd
i Co, Fisher fc Falkeustlen, W. K. WliHing * Phillip*.
Walsh, Coulter A Co., and la'wongood * Josephtnl. all ol
the City and State i.| New Y'ork; nnd to Messrs H. Jnck-
son, Edward Mott. Richard T. Pchmldt, Oreenhauru k
Pro., Braumn Sc Uro, Joseph Jnsitn, Jiisltn k Bro. L
Aarouhelmeii. and Jacob Kan firm n A Co., nil of the City
of PhtUdelphia.ftnd State of Pennsylvania. Ja 14—N1
TATE OF GJSORGIA,\Toall whom It mny
concern.
a ly at tbo Court o|
3' *' '
S '
CHATHAM COUNTY.
Whorcaa Thomas M. Llovd will .
Ordinary for Letters of Admlnlstrntlou de bonus .. u ,. r
cum testamouto annexed on the BaUta ot Tlio’s E. Lloyd
and Letters nf Administration on tba Estates of Eliza
Lloyd and Bet jamtu W, Lloyd:
Theso me, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It
may concern,to be nnd appear before said Court to make
ibjoctlon (If any they bevel on or boforo the first Mon-
lay 1n December next, omerwlsq said letters Will bo
granted.
Wltnecc, John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary for Chatham
county, this 4th day of October, 1588.
oct 6 .1.... -
JtJlIN BILBO,O. O.C.
CJTATE OF GEORGIA, lTo all whom it may
A l)IIAT ,r * M ,v ' m, "’v r
_ UIIATIIAM COUNTY. ) coLceru:
Whereas. Edward O. Wade, will apply al the Court or
)rdln*ry for Lettera Dlsmissory, as aduilulstrator on the
K* site of William Lynn.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom It
may concern,to be and appear before said Court to make
objection (If any they have) on or before tho first Mon
day In December next, otherwise said lettors will be
8 Witness, John Bflbo. Esq- Ordinary for Chatham Co.,
. £l£lfth <Ujr of June, 1858.
Jilin 16
of June,18{
JOIfN BltBO.o. c. o.
UNTY.{
,-j38S£®gXS!b
IhTh. nonoreMa, ih.IUoorl or-OrJloat, ol Mcluiuh
(Joiiulr. for:I—re to wll l.ot No. Ha, III Ih, sill putrid af
——u—-ooouty,a* the property or the estate of the Is to
'I'W'Ni *P r tha benefit pf .the heirs and
&& asmm sd, for the bcqafitpf.the heirs and
®*hSl|*4;i » - ■' ■ THOMAS MaOUIBE, Adm’cr
l vi Darlsn, Oot.Atf,1U^ .• v - octfi
To nil whmn it muy
, concern:
Whereas. 8. Darwin McConnell will apply to the Court
ot (M'diimry lor Letters Ui*iniK*ory, a* Administrator on
I no estate of Dr. William P McConnell i
These are, therefore, to cite and ailmonl“h nil whom it
may enurern, to hf nnd appear beforo said Coui t to make
objections (Ifnny they linvelou or lieforo the first Mon
day in May noxt, (1859,) other wise said letters will he
granted.
Witness, W. P. Girardeau. K*q.. Ordinary for l.iberly
.'ounty, this Uth day of October. 1868.
oct 14
W. p OlltAKDEAU. n. t.r.
••ail wh.iiu it may con
Whereas. Andrew Darns, Administratorihthr.i.is non.
oil the eslato of Thomas .1. MidiUeton, deceased, applies
to me for toilers of dlsmi**!on from said estate.
These are therefore to cite nud adiunuish nil whom it
mny concern, to be nnd appear before said Court, on Ilia
first Monday In April, 1850, snd make their objection*,
(if ntiy they have) in term* of (lie law. otherwise letters
of dismission will he granted tho applicant.
Witness tho Honorable A. A. Delsirm Ordinary, this
6lli Sept 1858 A A. DkLOKM.
sept 8 Ordlnan it. I. c.
2JTATE OF GEORGIA, I To all whom It may
S CHATHAM COUNTY. / concern:
Whorens, Osceola I’uttor will apply at tho Court of
Ordiuary for Letters of Administration on the estate of
John K Df Ford:
These are, therefore, to cite nnd admonish all whom It
mny concern, to be and nppoar before said Court to niuko
objoctlon (if any they have)on or before tho first Mon
day In Decouiber next, otherwise said totter* will he
granted.
Witness, John Bilbo, Esq., Ordinary for Clmtham
county, this sevsnlh day of October, 1858
oct 8 JOHN BTT.RO, o. c. c.
NOTICE.
jTKN lfith March last, II W. Proudfoot,’of Boswell
V Cobb county, Georgia, mailed tn Mr. II. 8. Bogan
of Oder Bluff. Ala. half Bills ot Eighty dollar)
” ' ■ “ ‘ id hal
Plantcra* Hank, of Savamiah, nnd said^half itiils’tiavo
been lost or mlscnrrled, so ns to Induce a conviction that
they never can be recovered, and that notice Is hereby
given that at the expiration nf three month* applica
tion will be made for payment, to Unnk.
dmchhtiox or bills, sc;
No. 120. Planters’ Bank, 8avaun*h, 2'Jd March, 1811,$60
“ 204, •• " •• 1st Jan’ry, 1863, 20
“ SH, " " *• 1st " 1866, 111
H. 8. BOGAN.
POST-OFFICE. BOSWELL, 26th April, 1558.
1| do heieb.v certify* that oil the 18th March lari,
W. II. Proudfoot placed In tills office a letter addressed
to Mr. II. 8. Bogan, Cedar Bluff, Alabama, containing
the halves of eighty dollars, Planters’ Bank, Savannah,
which wna mailed the same day and fnrwardod.
aug’41 *3mo T. D. ADAMS, Ass’t P.M. •
NOTICE.
T hree months after date, application win
bu made toihe Plantera’ Bank, lor the payment
or zne left hand half of a Fifty Dollar Bill, No. 248. Tlm
right hand half supposed to be lost In transmission by
“o’" . . NEVITT, LATUUOP<A BOGER8.
gavannah, August 12tb, 1868. augll
ritm olfe’Jfc’coSNBlir' U Tills Day dls
'XS&nRigEHis
authorliod to us* tba nam* of the firm jollqnld itfoa.
iumi
LACRI0LLA
IE® ■
IMPORTER OF
Havana Segars
Bn
TO Inform the public, that h.v ,t new arrange.
men? with the Mauntaeturer iu llMVHua,hn In con
nection wiili
D«.n Autol!io Salcedo, Charleston. 8. C ,
Ha* be.'ii appoint'd *oh. Agent for this celebrated brand
of S'-gar*. which be take* much pleasure In itfoninioud-
inga* u very superior nrlirlo. Htamnderate price.
The nttanUmi of tho trade to reepictlully invited to
thiscehhntied brand' apr 9
More than 500,000 Bottles
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND'STATES
IN ONE YEAR.
t ■nhv. itusTOUATivn ov rnbr. n. j. 5YQOD FOR
JL Reritiring Hair perfectly and pcruianei.tly, has
never yet hud a rival: volume after v lunie might be
given from nil parts "f the world, and from the most
intelligent, to prove Ibai it it a perfect JUitaralivc ; but
road tho circular hiuI you cannot tloubi; read also, the
following:
«~Tiie Haiii.—Pooplo have for centuries been »f-
flicied with hull! bends, nnd tho only remedy, hereto
fore known, 1m* been those nbominnblo wigs. By a re
cent discovery of Professor Wood these articles aro be
ing fast dispensed with, but a great many persona still
cnlronl/.e them, because (boy have been so ^ften im
posed upon by llnlr Tonics of diflerent kinds. Tu all
inch person* w e earnest y make tun request, thnt they
will try once analn. for In Wood's ItestoraGvc there Is
no such thing as fail. Wo know of a lady who wasbald,
who used Iho article a short Hnw, and her head to now
covered completely with Ihe Hi cot mid most beautiful
■•iirls imngiimtita* We know of numerous cases where
hair wa* rap dly falling out, which it resfjred in (Treater
perfection tlmn II over hud been In*to e
It is also without doubt ono ol the best articles flu
keeping the hair in wood condition, oinking it soft and
glossy, removing tlnndiufr, aiul lias proved 11 sell the
grnniest eueiny lo all the ill* that hair Is beirtn
It I* the duty of every one to Improve their pereonil
sppcarauce. though *nn« nitty differ In regard lathe
ways of doing it; biH every one will admit thnt a b('*u
tlfnl head ol hair, cithorin innu or woman, i*»u object
much to ho desired,nnd theienra iioiiichu* tliat should
ho left unii h-l to obtain snch n coiiBldomtlou —Bbman'*
Advocate, Philo,
t'ortiiH ton, Ohio, Nov. 17* I860.
O. J Wood h Co • Gents; A* I have been engaged M
selling your Hair Re# oratlvn thu tost season for one of
your local agent* (R. M. Hcnkiuson) atd havingcxperl*
unced tho beni'ficin 1 effects of it myself, I would Ilk* to
obtain uu ngeiic.v for tho JUatoof Ohio, or some State ill
Jhe West, should you wish to nmke snch nu arrange
ment. a* I mu convinced there is nothing eaualtoitin the
United States, far restoring hair. 1 have Wn engaged
in lire Dnu bn*inr-ii* foreevoral year*, and have told ra
tions preparation* for the hair, but have found nothing
that restores Ihe srcretlre organa or luvigorateslhescalp
as wall n* your*, being fully convinced that your Re-
stora'ive to «lnt you i cpresont it to be, I wunid Uko to
ougsgo iu ihe sale of U, for 1 am saltofl- d It must tell. -
•Yours truly, 8. X. 8T00KMAM.
Way land, Mass., Feb. 6,1867
I’r.or g. J Wood U Co.—Gouts: Having realized the
good iffects ol your H»ir Hestaratlvo, I w;l-.h to state,
Hint finding my hair growl? g thin, as well as gray, I
w*s Induced fnim what 1 n nd npd heard, to try tba ar
ticle prepared !*• you. to prnmnte Its growth nnd chango
It*color a* it whs In youth, both ot which it has effected
completely. In tl e ojn-rnlloii I hate utod nearly three
bottle*. Your*, 4tc.,
.TAMES FRANCIS
O. .1. WOOD .t CO.. Proprietors, 312 u roadway, N. Y..
[in tho great New York Wire Balling Establishment,)
snd U4 MavkH street. St. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Savannah by 8. I). BRANTLEY to 00., JNC.
B. MO'iKE. ami all «ood Druggist*,
augvt* dtrtow?»»j»(* ,
eKWBJEBJtpPA'A®
HAIR JEWELRY.
repared to make lo'nrtler'.all
{WKLHY. Having securod the
_ kind's of llAIlt JKWI
. i vice*of Mr. 7. .Morizendiilf, becau assure the public
that their orders will be beautifully executed.
A variety of sample* now on hand to select from
■H'-t-l 8.WJLMOY
at llltOTIlBH,
r & Machine shops,
TALBOTT
Shockoe Foundry I
Cary Street, Richmond, Va* t .
M anufacturers of portable stcum KngtfiN,of
all sizes, from 4 to 40 l orso power, ou the. mo*t •
approved plans, particularly nilnpted toOotiou and Ea-
gnr Plnntalions, nnd Farnu'ts’ ii*« generally. Built of
the '---*■ — •—■
lie best materinls nnff woikmanship, aud for compact
ness nud durability, not surpassed by eny engines now
u ll*c. . ‘ ‘ „ • ,
Also, Plation Engine*, of any required power, Wren-
tor Saw Mills, complete, and p'ortabloGrist Billie, of very
superior construction; Shafting, Pulley*, too. ' • - •
Tobacco Presses and Screws ol every description; nra*e
and Iron Castings, and Wrought Iron Work goneralf -
uiado ta order w Uh d.epatcli. and ou reasonable t*i
*nc 13 endly
Literary Bureau. .“
A N KXPBHIKNCKD EDIT! Ut, a succesefu Anther,
and a thoroughly educated Literary Man, weary
with twenty-five years of the drudgery of Dally Jour
nalism. hns determined to hire out or eel! hie brains at
retail, to those who may require tbelr services, in any
honorable wny.
Merchants, Business Men, Inventors, and dealers of
every Mud. will be supplied, off hand, with Adver
tisements, (poetical or otherwise.) Notices, Canto,'Circu
lars, or ai,y specie* of article desired. , ' ^ •
Politician will be supplied with Speeches, Deports,
Resolutions, Letters, Toasts, Pamphlets, Editorial .Arti
cle, Commuulcationa, and, etery sort-of Brain-work
which tlioy may find It luconvontont or troublesome ta
which Uiuy may find It'.IncohvoDtoht or tronbli
Ladles ai d Oentlemen.of orery rank in sodeiy Kr\)«-
ciipatIon.in life,can barn tatters written on any subject,
whether business nr sentimental. - • '• •• ••.tO
The advertiser will also cooduct.or translate pome-
roudence of every kinJ, elthor Lqgtlsb, French, Span
ish, German, ir Italian. ’ ’ J •
Peetry, Acrostics, Line* tor • Albums,' Notes, *11-
letdeux, Monodies, and Compositions . of. the rooet
delicate and confidential uitoptetar,;incident Aoevety
and explaining tbelrwlihse
Order* by mail, accompanied
ly and promptly attended to. t
J. TMOMPP 1 '”
apr28 ly , It
with cash, W1U to strict-
AddrtM
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