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Newspaper Page TextREPlfuLICA^ " PUBLMHED »Y CIIlYIJGL DE LA JTIO'l TA, dff ANO COUNTV PRINTER. ] i,uiy l*ijj>eiEiglit Dollars per Annum. Cuuutry Paper,Dollars per Annum (rXTAIlt IN AUVANU K.) Ninos aud Neu> Advertisements, appear in both Papers! kFoffickon the bay, in thk brick bciuhno ON THK CORNER OF WHITAKER-STREKT, OFrO- »ITE A. DENSLOW & CO’S DBUO AND CHEMICAL STORK. 0 , during the atlruy. was considerably injured. As might bo expected, the alluir had created gri.at excitement, u.id further difficulties worn antici pated. Wc have heard no other particulars. BANK ROBBER DISCOVERED, AND MONEY FOUND. Our readers are perfectly fumilinr with the robbery of the Branch of tho Batik of Darien in this city, on or about the 7lh of June last—-thu discovery of the part of the amount purloined, (323,000,) on the l?th of that mouth, by a negro, ELECTION RETURNS l'OH GOVERNOR, MEillREHS OT CONUKIi^, AINU STATE LEWS* LATERE. tou, on Johnston’s wharf,—and the subsequent ] but discharged for the want of evidence to render iiim culpable. We are now gratified in being able to state, that there is every prospect that the whole amount purloined will bo ultimately recovered. Those vigilant officers—Messrs. Hays «V Huntington, of New York, it seems, suspected Fitzgerald, in in New-York, of being in possession ofutonqy by some unfuir means, aud succeeded in eliciting from him a confession, which implicates Patrick oiiyAsm&iiu WBPWDAY EVENING, OCT. H 1886. OT PEOPLE’S IV0MINAT10N.£I1 J'OR PRES1DCSTOF the u. sta tes. H. L. WHITE. an accomplice. Messrs. Huy a & Huntington, j to the spot designated by Fitzgerald, found tt box containing $69,381, the larger portion of the bills stolen. It was stowed away m die ceiling of the Coach House of Mr. Warner, with whom vve learn,Mr. Savage worked us a Journeyman. The amount now missing, is not only compo sed ofBankBills ofthe Savannah Branch,($4,074 (FT To correct an over-sight of the Georgian of this morning, in putting down the delegation i which Fitzgerald says he threw away, when pur From Troup Countv as Union; and as tne inqm- j gue( ] by officers in Savannah—hut also $7,315’ j I amre ns, Madison, ,• lias been made of us, we state, that they are all gjold and Silver, which was secreted, hut has ' I’utnai State 'lights’ Men. been removed (it is supposed) from its ulu.ee of; I pson ,*X)H QOVr.HNOH. FOR CONGRESS. STATE LEGISLATURE. OOUNTIEaj S. R. O S °s- 1 Union. on gj ’l State Rights. O 2 B | s 1 ra | f Beall. O I i Cleveland. UW. f Jackson. SENATE. l\r. PR WENT AT IVKS. Cl utliain, 398 580 415 407 405 401 572 669 566 674 MtAllister. Gordon. Milieu, Shirk. McIntosh, (34 136 (54 64 62 60 130 121 117 127 Wood. McDonald, Dunham. Kffinghuni, 170 L34 1(37 1(38 167 143 141 141 132 Powers. Wuhllmuer. Liberty, 157 148 158 157 158 166 146 147 146 147 Wtlthour. Fleming, Cusatls. Scrivcti, 258 218 254 257 251 251 228 219 219 219 .McCall. Black, Green. Brynn, 75 60 73 73 73 73 60 60 t>0 (30 Hines. Bird Bulloch, o 339 1 344 343 348 361 Cone.' Wilkinson. Richmond, 473 565 513 473 400 448 680 636 644 551 Walker. Stalling, Schley, Rhodes. Columbia, 405 285 423 404 407 392 2IK 26(3 267 Avery. Wright, (iutihy, Musseugalo, Hancock, 449 375 443 445 417 434 393 389 374 393 Guilder. Vincent, Ingram, Smith. Baldwin, 291 313 288 280 284 282 320 311 313 316 Murray. Kenan, Jordon. Burke, 581 312 584 581 587 581 318 276 290 319 Luwson, Allaway, Burton, Burke. Jefferson, 452 158 449 470 449 441 150 137 137 134 Stapleton. Flournoy, Turner. Catudeu, 142 177 148 140 142 140 175 174 174 173 Brown Clark, Nightingale. Wayne, 51 88 59 57 56 63 89 K) 85 8m Sluffield. Robson. Glynn, 85 48 90 88 88 89 45 46 45 45 King. Iloustoun, Dart. llihb, 370 495 437 423 427 451 503 485 483 491 Baber. La 11 she, Hunter. Wilkes, 530 549 532 533 626 527 548 549 551 551 Willis. Bolton, Brown, B radford. Muscogee, 747 697 757 760 755 747 698 (594 697 7(n).Hevbum. Calhoun, Bonner. Warren, 560 415 644 537 536 540 441 437 429 445 Gibson. Wider, Chandler, Iluiris. Lincoln. 298 234 300 299 298 299 232 234 233 232 Lamar. Lockhart, Wright. Oglethorpe. 483 477 467 408 46(3 15(3 155 155 154 Taylor. Hubbard, McKinley,Landrum, Hull, 407 714 386 1187 390 3-0 727 725 721 72(3 Dunagan. MtAffiu, Cluck, Sunfurd, Bates. Walton, 311 603 307 308 311 305 611 601 696 60(5 Echols. Early. Bryant, Hall. Jones, 489 5(35 488 483 485 483 5(34 567 565 567 Hutchins. Day. Grey, Lewis Washington. 523 583 517 531 516 508 5^5 57-1 577 582 Saft'old, Robison, llarris, Whitfield. Crawford, 324 453 325 316 322 318 452 452 448 447 Crowell. King. Roberts. Chirk. fuC) 387 (lli 606 600 504 397 392 391 400 Mitchell. Clayton, Stroud, Moore. Greene, 70-4 29 7550 7'^ 728 723 23 25 23 Vo Dawson, Foster, Junes. -Monroe, 853 817 858 852 864 852 81(3 818 814 HI!) Rutherford. Flewellen, Gordon, Black, ow Twiggs, 314 453 310 397 Wrt 315 585 456 435 453 Smith. 'Farcer, Solomons. Talbot, 739 843 7.34 733 ?2f 730 8-17 84(5' 844 847 Poirctl. Towns Drttno. Merri wether, 555 (381 640 543 646 540 691 687- 682 086 Sentell. Johnson, Phillips. 2(3(1 307 (316 IT We lav before our readers this eveuiti ihe Election Returns, in Tabular form. The number of Counties beard front, for Go- f ; deposite, since Fitzgerald left the city. Jasper, Mr. Savage has been committed to jail, for i jj (m ”, ()n ’ further examination. Fitzgerald states, in ins affidavit, that the$23,000 found in June, among Uwynett, ".Iberl. vernor, are (32, which give n majority to I thecottotirvvare hccd there with jbisIconse.it j {/‘‘•Alin, 17 ‘ ’ - , . 1 Hubenmu Schlkv neenniing to our calculaUon, ot 1,80s I ' . “, , I Habershat pcHLE v, » i A demand has been made, through the Govern- , i ., lun | £ ;„ votes For Congress, vve have only heard ftotn ,, . mpKiu, votes, rur c / or, for the body ol 1 itzgeruld, at pteseut coufi-| Stewart. 0t3 counties. I ned in Nevv-York—and Messrs. Hays and Ilun- Pl The Augusta Courier, gives to . r. oioher , t j u ^ Q|| w p| roturn to that City with a liberal re- i majority in.Unreusicounty, ofAM, and in . warJ in t||eir poclwU( Cl wllicll lheir vigUauce j fully entitles them.—Georgian. Taliaferro 430, xvhlchreducw Mr Schley s ma jority to 974. There is such a disparagement in the vole giv en for Governor and Congress in Troup county, j that vve are led to believe, there must be some j erior; if so, Mr. Schley’s majority will still be - lessened. iatly. Randolph, 1 larris, Newton, Troup, Pulaski, Fayette, Cam pbcll, ing's Georgian* an account of the Darien Bank! Robbery—the detection of the Robbers, and the j recovery of $139,361 oftjie lost money, which is ; CPFor the purpose ol giving room toAuvun- j ascr ;(, e ,| t 0 t(] 0 vigilance of Messrs. Hays aud Huntington, l’oiicc Officer* of New-York. Itis ( also slated, these individuals returned home with i a liberal reward, for their services I do not wish to detract, in the least, from thu j TisEMKNTs, vve have laid over several articles in- fended for this number. For the Savannah Republican Mr. Editor :—I observed in Monday morn- j Butts, Cherokee, Cobh, ('oweta, lie Kalb, 1leard, Henry, Pike, 299 62' 419 *177 784 830! 227 237 2(39 373 415 148 5-0 214 or,; 796 507 130 623 658 516 574 306 502 5M 417 23C 137 179 1631 135 407! 319 1(36, 503 4451 337! 194 205 (3441 680! 33? 797 539 430 9f»(3 347 littft 503 640 418 477 767 760 216 20: 250 416 41 141 711 78(1 9j 128 23T 12(3 107 431 256 346 600 501 613 415 480 429 250, 3461 608 501 6J6 4101 478 7(36 215 191 239 4 40 143 7081 764 913 129 232 116 166 215 813 250 418 41 145 SI 915 126 240 33(1 166 231 336 599 500 609 414 471 215 170 234 42(3 757 13' 709 LINE OP NTAOEN.BETtVPrv DARIEN AND MACON. Three times a weele—via Perry’s Mills Fin,,*,., • Mills, Jacksonville and HawkinJviU™ 1 '* . c, ? re respect, kfolly informed thank*,,, hove Line will atartontlm klStlt nfOulober next leov ing each and every other day. The Ccnches nro nil new, built expressly for tho Line and of th° most approved construction. The proprietor." having taken greut pains to insure the comfort mid convenience ofpassengers,flutter themselve. that this romo will bo found the most convenient and expeditious between the interior of thin.Si,,71 and Darien nr New York. 0 ( 297 541 233 423 584 210 1355 875 92 Oil 619 528; 2881 307j 509 911 128l 227 831 1GG 259 200 499 SI 287 542 226 424 585 209 (353 878 99 634 628 522 567 284 307 5141 51(3 282 536 234 422 586 210 654 86(3 85 630 601 519 56’ 279 300 518 511 288\Polk. 538j Lulrlle. 233|Gordon. 424'Holiwny. 58(1 llcesc. 208 645 871 99 632 621 2611 50(3 4831 331 572 285 306 515 512 Nesbit. Hemingway. Blackman. Heard. Freeman. Stcclmun. Obar. Robinson. Patterson. Rivers. White, i Floyd. 249 Alford. 2031 Clayton. 4981 King. 42-0 Cochran. 331 .McDaniel. Stanley, Yotip. Adair, Strickland, Burns, Pitman, Pentirost. Harris, Hutson, Merriwet Collin, Davis. Hill. Robinson, Burinc. Floyd, Yunlundinghum, Leonard. Kelley, F.ngram, Duncan. Rajnho, F.zzard. Hamilton. Martin. Davis, Craft, McCurry. Mitchell. Ashe, Harrison. Smith, llulcomb, Carr. Sham. Dismukcs. Ward. Camp. Heed, llenry. Ilurrie. Loyal], Lttckie. Lewis, Dougherty, Uraccwell, Howell. Allen. Lanllrum. McCoy, While. Bailey, Hiukness. To connect this lane with the North, there nr two regular Line* of Packets between Darin,? and New York to Have each end once everl week or oftoner, (besides transient vessels. 7 that with fair winds the passage from New Y<J‘ to Macon may be made in six or eight days * There will also be at least Eight Steamboats to run regularly between Darien, Hawkinsvil ! und Macon, some of which will start two orthre, tunes a week an excellent stage will run 3 time, a week (with the probability of its running eve! ry day alter the 1st ofOctober,) between Darien and Savannah, and Steamboats making the n,,*. sage in eleven hours, leave almost every other day, schooners und ale.,pa, almost every day con veyunce by stage twice and steamboats once t week to St. Murys end East Florida, Motlmt trnv ellors arriving in Doiien cun have their choice of proceeding m either direction by stage or stein, JOSEPH 8. PAGE, ~ . Angent for Proprietors. Darien, 10th August. 1835. P. S.—Extra Stages will be furnished with tho shortest notice, oct 14 1021b BOARDING}. T HE subscriber having taken that comma. (lions Brick Building south ofthe Murket formerly occupied by Mts. Wood, can handsome ly accommodate it number of BOARDERS The house is large und spacious, and every intention will bo paid to the comfortof the boa?. Ats. BENJAMIN BEVILL. oct 14 192 MANUFACTORY OF CONFEC TIONARIES, CAKES, Ac. BY JOHN BLANCIIO BARSARD-STREET, OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOUSE IN SA FANN AII W HICH lie offers to his friends and the public in general, at the most moderate prices, either by wholesale or retail, at a ment's notice. lu lie also has on hand, and intends to keen a constant and general assortment of all kinds of trench Perfuawry, which lie also offers ut the most reasonable terms, oct 14 192m lCrT , ll » 0 '‘ Sava, " m h Georgian, Macon Messeti. per, and Augusta Sentinel, will publish the above three times. 0 O’The names in italics are Union Men. A WET EXCUSE. ■ There was rather a stranee rain on the election I do not wish to detract, m the least, from the j SHIPWRECK. I tho party were seated at the table, the camion'were of fair to fine quality Uplands at JOto 19Jc; , . , , ri Ml , 3, it I character of Utese efficient public officers, but in ' Wegivebelmvanaccountofadisastroasship-jwas hred. Mrs. Blakesoti, the wife of the chief The stock on hand in this murket on the 1st inst day about Athens. 1 Ik Banner makes , , ofour ciliz .... s r wreck m the Gulf Stream, between the Florida' magistrate ofthe village, who was at the head ofnmoiin.cd to about 800 bales. The year’s im- thatitonly operated agamst the Union men so , j ‘ ’ | shore and the Bahama Bank, during a severe gale (h« hibvb had that instant risen for some purpose,'Sports have been 20,738 bales, much so that thousands were prevented from ; ‘"-‘iieve, tnat the discovery would not have been , ot - w j nd ou l(ie i4 t | la „,j jju, 0 f l a „t month. It! when the cat struck her inst below the shoulders,. Provisions—Butter is in request at 134 a 14c made, but through the vigilance and activity of; w jU b.; seen that the preservation of the vessel at Mid passed thiuugh her body; she tittered a sin-! per lb for tubs und kegs; in ot her articles there NOTICE. D R. BARN BRA having returned to thisci. tv. is ready to resume his professional tin- tuis His residence is at Mrs. Mongin’s, corner o! Broughton aud Lincolu-streets; his office isnj. joining on the same lot fronting Bronghtornt I92 m oct 3 4 going to the polls; yet, the State Rights men were all at their post. Well, the Banner had to account for the result ofthe election in some way —nndifitcould uotdo itby a dry statement,it lias j taken a wet one IJEADY MADE CLOTHING. H f. Subscriber has just received by tho ( going forward. UirThe Norfolk Beacon, ofthidtli inst. says:— Gen. Harrison was lately thrown from his horse o.i the turnpike near Carthage, Ohio, and receiv ed a severe contusion on the head. Medical aid was promptly administered, and at the last advi ces, he was supposed to he free ofdanger. one time, aud the lives ofall onboard, is ascribed: gl e scream andleil lifeless into the arms ol a la- isatiiir retail buxine to the free use of oil. It ought to be generally dy who was next to her—she was a highly ac-' known thut oil will prevent the combing of tlxu|complusheil and interesting lady; and the mother MARRIED* waves. Capt. IMsburyanJ crew arrived here in of seven children, the eldest being hut six years On Thursday evening last, 8th October, in safety this morning on board the Barque Jonas,I old- iScriven County, by the Rev. Paul 13 Cohort Capt. J. C. Hardy.—Boston Merc. four. | The cat passed over the wole length of the t.u-|Mr. Benjamin 'Bkviu.. of Savannah, to Miss JUSTICE. Importation of Abolition Tractsfrom England.— \ A case (says tlie New York Herald ofolh inst.) | containing several hundred copies of Lon don Abolition Traits, have just come through .our Custom House to the Anti-Slavery Society, ] in Nassau-street They were addressed to “E. Wright, Anti-Slavery Office, Nassau-street.” ; A portion of these pamphlets consists of copies of “A Letter to Members' of Congress of the U- j nited States, by an English Clergyman, contain ing will, additions, a tract called “Every man his own property holder,” printed by Whitaker, Bookseller, London.” We further learn that finceDr. Cox sailed for England last week, sev eral other packages of English Abolition Tracts will he passed through the Custom House, in time to circulate them at Utica during the sitting ofthe Convention. Doctor Cox brought tliem to this country last spring, but from some cause or other, delayed passiug them through the Cus tom House, till his fneuds have now done it for Jjim. These tracts all contain mitter of the most vi olent and inflammatory character against the South. They are the outpourings and the con- centiated essence of the London Abolr . in Soci- ; A simple tale is easy told, ety. Itappwfrs also that the British Abolition ; Then listen to my story, Society have furnished not only matter to he * Tis not ofkingdomaoverthrown, circulated and reprinted here, hut that funds are Nor deeds of martial glory; also secretly sent over to aid the great effort of O no I since Heaven has hless'd our land, abolishing Southern Slavery. We have been With peace and great abundance, informed thaf the London Society,ha* sent over ; I'll tell you how the Stale Rights’ cause, in bills of exchange, money to the amount of i Has met our heart’sconcurrcnce. a citizen of this place, aided by one ofour pub lic officers.—It is well known that Mr. Stephen Mitchell, caused [thearrostof Fitzgerald; and al though positive evidence' could not he advanced at the time, still then, were circumstances of such a character, as to leave strong suspicion* of “Lett .vw- turk. in setir. James a:unroe, cm; lt9 | lea( ] was driven through an uichboard at the his guilt. After his discharge, and depaiture lroiu the 29th ol August, bound lor i\ew-Orleaus.{ eMt ell j (l f t he bough house, where it lodged; IlSl'ir* this city to New-York, information was forwur- ^’cd Abaco Sopt. 9th, got on the Great Balya- a! ,j whut is most extraordinary, although stun- In Killamey Ireland Mix’ (I'Nmi n,ntl„.r j , , , , . , , in.* Bauk the lltli,.and ancliordoccasioiMlIy.'vmh nei | n(l( ] Illn ,aienttv dead it hw r.>mv.rn,i i 1 1< >’ J 1 ' ' ‘M- 11 ' 1 *, mother ded to that place, advising of what had tratixp.r-! | lg i u winds and calms, until the 14th. when at loL nlivU.-,i„l ,^.n ’ ' ‘ Ki ; 01 tbe r,:s P«ete„ IVturof Suvanuah. ed here, and to "keep an e/e on Fitzgerald.”—: A M. (}ri.i. a .. Key., bore X. E. balfE. and the! The authorities have offered i* reward nffive ““ In consequence of tliis information, the discov-; vvni( ‘ u . ,e f * a o a j y com--hundred dollars for tin? conviction of the uiiscri - I mono, u irom.S. A. L.; at 41, split the Jorasdi\,\ iilt w } lo ,was tho author of thn diabolic „ i Jiite arrivals, a -enoral nssortmont of/?^ - I (lu Made Clotlunor, consHfins: of CO IN'S and 2 ^^K, c i >ATS ’ pawtalogns, V Ell a >, Ac. some of which are of the b,**i material, and ofthe latest cut, which will be «olii low at the Franklin Clothing Store, opposite to Messrs. J. Anderson *fe Co. 11 . Ible, upsetting several decanters and pitchers, and Elvirx C. Daly ofAn-nis “Lett New-turk. m nehr. James Monroe, onky j lea( j wa ..-i-:—.1 t. 1 *’ 1 ‘n'■ oct 14 193m" W. THOMPSON .... p e eof mischief.— Hestern Herald—(or Richard Adams' Locke.) ery has been effected, aud the largei pait of tho gtcerili , S ...tdeavoring to get an oiling from m -neyfound. | Key Sal Bank; at 10 A. M. split tlie mainsail. I trust Mr. Mitchell's claim, together with oth- 16tu. The wind hauled gradually round to N. | ers who acted with him, will be fairly estimated, a “‘ l ' vuit ' va rd, aud blow furiously, witli torrents SILK MANUFACTURE. | ol ram. AtoA.M. started our bowsprit but, ■ r , , i and that he will meet with I sprung our bowsprit, ami a leak that kept a pump , 1 here are m France 81,640 silk looms,the pro- ulmost coufmuaUy going. At 10 A. M. a »eut d .!! c “l’.’ I ,.";!" cb WH'.'UHt-yeariy to 211,Vi(l,0()(l IV struck ns, broke the Hteru davits, and carried away! uz * !, -I*,’!/...!9., r i or 1,0 value of silks niiidt our only boat; got her ou hoard much shattered.! usl! , ,J-6,/i)0lrancs in payment ofthe hand 17th. Atineridian, bore up under bonnet ol| 8 ?’P l, ^ < |. ,! ' i worbll,ea ' tbe SHIP NEWS. PORT Ol SAYANNASI. ARRIVED. Ship Rialto, llolmos, Boston, 12 days. Mdze | to C L McNish, \\ Ulmsteml, W Duncan,Tup ( For tip Savnnnuh Republican.) SONG, Written ly a Gentleman of Liberty County, on the success of the State RiglUs’ Ticket in that county at the late Election. Tune—"HUNTERS OF KENTUCKY,” I ’spt.se you’ve heard how gloriously, The filth October ended, How nobly triumphed the trood cause, For which wo all contended ; How at the setting of the sun, When Union hearts were sanguine, The news was heard, that we had won, Which turned their-joy to chagrin, Chorus—Well done old Liberty, huzza ! huzza! huzza! Huzza for State Rights, huzza! huzza forever. i>er Sistare, E De La Motta,O Johnson K Co | G Newhull & Co, L Baldwin & Co, F Shielg, Stone. Washburn &. Co, S C Dtiimiug, 11 Lord I of j sfutaresuil, to make the nearest port, to repairlP °^ S "loch yield damages. At (3 1*. M. thick weather, hoitlded to: , 1V W . i; & Co, Co.iOii A: Miller, R M (ioodwiu l’udel- ! Lyons em- ford, l ay A^Co, (; F Mills, li W Ddamaler A ! 103,000,000. EaohjCo, Claghorn N, Wood, S D Corbitt, C Lippitt! TO PLANTERS. T HE subscribers have just received anfflC ter lot sale on their usual acstmtinodkai terms, ’ 3000 pair thick Brogans, first qualitv 3( ; 00 do do do second do ’ 1000 do 6o Shoes, first do 1000 do do do * second do 10 hales Negro Cloth.(all. wool, prim") ' jn 1 ' do do Mixt do * do Flannels do Blankets, assorted GEO. NEW'HALL & CO. Nos. 4 9, Young’s Buildiais 192]|l 30 do 10 do 10 do net 14 two individuals: there and to onlei oct I4 V DRANG ES. SWEET ORANGES for sale by 192p A. DAY. west Run ehoruge onnorineriy part, toe wiuu at this timel"V " w ‘wuipmen.ioi u i* eeu, uam oc, Lenstey, l I S. E.. lrith. At half post 2 P. M. made Mem-,*, dl , ereat professions connect them direct-]er, G K llemlriclcsou, J \V Lon" Pmlelford j ory Rock, and steered N. W. to avoid the break- iiU'ra n -i* 01 'l' J ' 1 ,le . r<1 ;lr: “ thorelbre. Fay A Co. C II Cat,infield. T I'urse, IW j\lor- ! ers contiguous. At 3. sprung an alarming lealJ.h.- ,- 111 ..''I! , Wal1 il ‘ R supported by the rell, W T Williams,II N Aldrich &. Co.E lien- —two men mending the boat, tlie miuip constant- ? ,, ,( j at,on J 1 !' 5 u ‘ (,ne; ,s l t ° sa y, a him deraon, C I* llutts. ly going. m!, 0 ' 1 ’ ‘J l "; pt*p«l*iln» n <if the kingdom. Sclir Rising States, Worthington, Smith’s 1 nmhitude wlio are engaged in the cuitiva- Plantation. 774 hnshels Rough Rice to W Put turn ol tne mulberry tree, and the care of the silk, terson. £6000 sterling, with a promise of £50,000 more if it be deemed necessary. At the opening of these cases by the Custom House officer, the Secretary of tlie Anti-Slavery Society, Mr. Wright, expressed himself highly ■offended. “What right have you to open the box?” “I have a right.” replied the spirited offi cer, “to open every case that passes here—I have examined that box, aud I have marked it “Incen diary Pamphlets from London'.” We further learn, and we challenge contra diction, that tho Anti-Slavery Society had sever al secret prayer meetings—thatthey have agreed to reprint and circulate the principal portions of these British publications, that they have made overtures to purchase the aid ofthe Evening Post, by a promiseof patronage, and that the editor of tho Evening Post has consented—thatthey have already giuen the proprietor ofthe Sun money to aid their cause through his neper, and thalthe Sun Is purchased body and soul to facilitate the * cause of the British fanatics und amalgamators. Thus has tlie Earning Post, notwithstanding theloud vaunts of its editor, been purchased up by a foreign faction to aid in the dismemberment of the United States, and its recent course has been adopted in consequence of that purohase.— The approaching Anti-Slavery State Conven tion is the first grand movement of this new con federacy. Well done old Liberty, >tc. &e. I VERY UNPLEASANT We are exceedingly pained to learn, (says a Western paper,) that while Mr. Clay wasutlen ding to a suit as counsel, in the Court House, at Lexington, a fiiw days ago,some altercation took place betweeu him und Col. Woolley, wheu tbs latter shuck Mr. C.. und immediately a general •ombat took place between tho pi .rties litigant W« regret to *tld, that the rertou utRcs jJitu Jfr. You know how bold the Union folks, Ilavebrag’d tlie two post summers,— They gave their dinners, drank their grog, They had their fifes and drummers; They told it too at Taylor’s crc , We’d Nullify at pleasure, The.i take their horses, hogs and corn, And sell them at our leisure. Well done old Liberty, die. Ate, Nor was this all—they loudly cry’d, We’d break the Constitution, Then down with Jackson, and proscribe, Those friendly to the Union; (But all was false,) for none do more, Our happy Union cherish, But with it, give us Liberty, And he who strikes, shall perish. Well done old Liberty, &c. Ac. All would’nt do, for we were true, Net daunted, nor astounded, Because, an ass at times, we knew, Would bray when he’s confounded; And so good folks, though once deceived, The people’s eyes are open, Old Liberty's licrsclf again, We want no hotter token. Well done old Liberty, Ac. &c. Then quake not Union brother now, Nor be in trepidation, No civil war we mean, nor no Disunion of the nation; No this we scorn, then jam with us, Our cuttse is that 6f Freedom, We’ll pledge pur fortunes, honour, lives. For State Rights, let what will come. Well done old Liberty, Ac. A. Huiiimrvult), Cd. 19,1835. If At 4, hauled North, and at 6.t N. E. leak gain ing rapidly, and wind increasing with a heavy- sea. At 10, split bonnet of jib, and being com pletely water logged, gave up all hopes of gut ting mi the Bunk, as sho would no longer steer, cut away the masts to prevent her upsetting,and got a few small things ready for the boat. At4£ A. M. the vessel sunk iieaiiy to the waler’sedge, got into the boat, 6 in all.with a line to the schr. which we cast off in a few minutes to enable us to clear the wreck, us she appeared going down. The wind took us to leeward. The i nuthouse floated near us almost immediately, indicating that she had gone down. Kept before the wind which had become moderate. At 10 A. M. it in creased again to a severe gale, with a high sea, .vhich broke emriinnally. Scud until the sen had nearly filled us a number oftiines,when we made adrag ofour oars and lay too, using Oil freely. which we had taken for the purpose, and to which we appeared to mcc our preservation. J Oth, at 4 P,M. bore up with the wind, and the sea more moderate, and kept to N. W. before the wind At 11 P M. wind shifted to westward—kept northerly until 9 A. M. of the 20th, having in the worms, in the spinning and reeling of tho silk are not included in this computation. , Raising Cocoons. Tho. silk business will ho host prosecuted in this country by having it systematized as in France and Italy.| Raising the cocoons is one branch, and not an expensive, hut rather a sint process. Mulberry trees can be had uta tri will! 1 fling cost, and when two or three years oid furnish abundant food for worms. The occupy no ground which could he appropriated to other tines. They can bo planted by tlie side ol fences in rows all about a farmer’s homestead. Even planted so close as to form an impervious and beautiful hedge, a valuable substitute for wooden fences. When the worms are hitched from the e Schr Jdoniiis, Ciiuuot, Barnwell’s plantation- 1200 bushels Rough Rice to R Habersham. Steamboat Caledonia, from Augusta, to G Hans. 570 hales Cotton toJ A J Reid, S D Corbitt, and to order. Steamboat Tugolo, Norris, Augusta, with boats 1 and 14, to Steamboat Co. 407 halos ! | Cot ton and other Merchandize to 11 Lord A Co i|J AuzoA Go, Adams A Burroughs, S Li Cor- y’nuerj bitt, F Shiels,uud others, inriutefl Steamboat Free Trade, Holmes,Augusta,witft boats Nos 8and 12, to C F Mills. 696 bales Cotton to Bayard A Hunter, it Habersham, 11 Lord A Co, W Duncan, Adams A Burroughs. Stone, Wa.-hburh A Co,Holcombe,Peck A Co S C Dunning, Padelford.Fiiv A Co,J It Wade. DEPARTED. interim seen four sail without being able to nearjbcgin to wind their cocoons, they require no fur- them, when we made a sail in the SSW. stand-ither aUe.ttio-.t. The wot k is infinitely mure aerec-' -.1 . .... o.wl in : j l«„„jLi.i n i .• .1 J . o I portion ofthe barn orwood bouse can be appro-! Steamboat Free Trade, Holmes, Augusta, printed to feed them. About six weeks only are occupied in the process, and the lost ■cs can bel MEMORANDA, plucked and all needed attentions given the 1 Ship Milledgoviile, Foster, up at New York worms by young hoys orgirls with vorv little e.x-' , ' or (,I!H Ex perience. After tho feeding is over and they! Sclir Elvira, lip at New York for St Marys. - 1 Brig Frances, hence at Philadelphia. ICFFOR SALE. I«40 V plantation and residence, thirty mile* ITS front Augusta, lying on the Louisville Stage Road, one mile from Hndsonville P. 0. containing near eight hundred acres, of which, two hundred are in cultivation, most of which is fresh, in good repair, and lies well. Upon the place is a comfortable dwelling, a barn, and stables, and all other convenient oat houses, anil is an excellent stand for busiuw. ; Attached to the Plantation is a valuable Gri-I -Mill, on the waters of Brushey Creek, there;* also a good situation for a Saw Mill. Its com 1 • I nience to Augusta and othor advantages render I t a very desirable place. Persons wishing to purchase are requested 1° I ca'.l| and x iow tho premises. I JOHN WAY- I Jcfi’erson County, Ga. I oct 13 192h | GEORGIA—CIIATBIAM C’O. To all whom it may concern: niEREAS Murdoch 11 M’Leod hasapp ed tothe Honorable the Court of Oni ti.Tr/ cfChnthnniG'o, for Letters ofAdmini'lt' 1 ' 011 , on the estate and effects of Eliz’th M’Leod,'“ft 1,1 Chatham County deceased. These are therefore to cito and admonish, nndsingular the kindred and creditors of !hf fJI “ deceuscd, to file thnir objections (if any tlieyhii'-’’ 1 to the granting ofthe administration ofthe <6® ofthe deceased to the applicant in the Office ofthe said Court, on or before the 15th d.y nl'Novctnhcr nexfiotherwise letters oft ;itnini* ,rl lion will be granted. Witness,the Honorable Jos Cnmming.one |'1U biscuits remaining. J. PILSBURY J.Pilebury. in behalf of himself and crew, late ofschr James M unroe, of New-Orlea ns, returns ready cash market. The large establishment'll which are coming into existence in this country, both for raising wormsnnd winding and weavin'* his sincere thanks to Capt. J. C. Hardy, of thedho silk, will consume more than can be hud lor barque Jones, of Boston, for his instrumentality twenty years. In France and Italy the leaves! in rescuing them from a perilous situation in a are furnished by one class of persons, another! nail boat at sea. The kind and friendly treut-;buys them and feeds Ihe worms,while others par ent they received while on board his vessel, chase the cocoons and wind them for a fourth oct 14 port, r or ireiglit or pas- si’ge, apply on board at Mongin’s upper wharf, or io PADF.LFORI), FAY A CO. Justices ofthe said Court, the 14tll day ol Otlt | her, A. II. 1835. ROOT. W. POOLER. Cllt. c. o. c' oi.t 14 ' 192 will ever he greatfully remembered. Boston, Oct. 1835 MOST HORRIBLE CATASTROPHE. class, who nmniifactuie the silk.—Cocooils arc. sold as other commodities are, carried into mar ket by tho peasantry every morning, where p ood article. FOR 8RLE. IHE subscriber offer* lbrsidehis plantation I jl situated on the west side of (,’rooked Riv er, presenting n full view of Cumberland Island, chasers ure ever ready to secure a Itis seldom that we arc called upon to record , arncs Y urg<! upon every farmer to plant a more horrible or shocking occurrence than that ! n )lrr - v . treeH ’ 11 healthful and luera- described in the annexed extract from a letter ! 1 (jHtpjeyment lor Ins little ones. Northamp■ dated, Roieville, Miss. August J3th, 1835. 0,1 ou,ur - “A most singular and tragical incident took place in this village, thut has cast a gloom over the spirits of all die citizens, and clothed one of our most respectable families in mourning. Prep arations had been for some time making to erect LATENT DATES khom uvF.neooL, ::::::: :2(3th of Auo. a large four story mill and manufactory, in the FK0W HAVRK ' : : : : : : '• : :: 2d or Skft. C’OMMFRC’JAE JOURNAL. !3| to Mij and a bough house was erected for the females, dtrduy were 14 to 14.i With u view of surprising the women, some young men had the night previous secreted in a thick grove of bushes about two hundred yards from the hough house, a nine pound field piece, heavily loaded, intending to discargo it when the party were seated at tho table. Unfortunately, il was pointed directly at the opening of the bough heuse. Some wretch in the mean time had taken n cat, confined it? Ices.and placed itiutlie gun. When and Sound, and situated finely for shipping or receiving freight, containing seventeen hundred and eleven acres. Bptvvecu two and throe hun dred acres of which is lirsl quality hammock land cleared and in fine order, forty doofswainp; al so, from two to two fifty of choice swamp to clear, lying within 4 mi^e ofthe river, and very advantageous for draining, in consequence of a small creek running in on the south side ofthe swamp, with mniiysmall hammocks yet to clear; a comfortable dwelling house, with ordinary out buildings are also on the place. The above place will be sold if applied for, bn- ore tho first of January 183(5, on very reasonable terms. Apply to Messrs. George Anderson <fe Son, Savannah, or to the subscriber at S(.Marys. Possession given on the first January next. E. HOPKINS. oct 14 192tillstJ JUST UCC’» FEB TIIECL^’ ( « CASKS Cheese 9 6 firkins Goshen Butter 6 pipes Holland Gill 0 half pipes Cognac Brandy For sale by MICHAEL DILLON-, oft 14 Telfair^ II UTTE1L~CBAUKERSi &! ' da Ai.f.xaxdria. Oct. 6.—Flour—We quote tlie wagon price of Flour yesterday at 6 08; hear of no sales from stores. PHK.AnEi.PHU, Aug’ist 5.—Cotton—Holders have been disposed to clear out their old stocks, at sotno reduction on lust week’s prices. The sales exceed 300 bales, of which 24 were prime new crop Georgia, at 21c per lb. the other sales FURNITURE. U ARRIRGE AND HORSES. T HF. subscriber intending” to remove from the city, offers for sale his Furniture, two Carriages, one Barouche, and two pair of well broke Northern Horses. The Barouche and one Carriage have been in use Imt seven weeks. Should a private sale not be effected previous to 41st inst. they shall he offered for sale at auction, oct 14 192ti WM. KING. Received per Celia and Camilla- 13BES “Treadwell’s” Butter Crad- 1 ' 20 4 do do do bhls new Smoked Beef 2 do do Tongues h octU L ’ y C LAG HORN & , FIDLER & TAYLOR’S ale and beer. T ilt undersigned iiuving uc,; “ ~VvM I agents for this city, for the sale « | & Taylor’s celebrated -Cream Ale and n offer it for sale, fresh, and now land' = schr Camilla, and ship Colia. rnf) n CLAGHORN & "O0'W . oct 14 Anciaux.!)!- ' 1 cheese, ’ Received pet Celia and f-“ in 9 “W|k CASKS Goshen Cheese 25 kegs do Butter 40 bbls Corn Meal » 20 half bids Fulton Market Beet 10 do do Pickled Tongues 10 casks London Porter 25 bbls Vinegar 100 do Canal Flour Landing, and fur ■gJgj BoKf & WOO"' But U |4 I IN til II | C’O- Hi;; SIM F.Tf INI I hotn I Goo exte; attic farii niuk [ men I)00| tnttc liiut N ihun and d veil B 41 oct 14

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Daily Savannah republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1829-1839, October 14, 1835, Image 2