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1 SAVANNAH REPUBLIC A N, SATURDAY MOH M Mi, DECEMBER 1855 THE REPUBLICAN PUBLISHKD BV ALEXANDER & SNEED C1TV AND OOUNTV PRINTUIS 'il-zrfiii ft aVav.v.-'**'- J ss SSSf; ,aSTSg?.‘t.VS5a?te»»!! HAN'ANNAir, GA: Saturday Morning. Uccnakfr S, 1855. [Corrospofidence of the Savannah ltepublloan.) The ft rot-gin gjtgMmure. Mii.i.kI'Okvii.i., Dec. fl, P. M. IIOtlHIC or NBPIIMRNTATIVBf. The first business in order this rooming, was the Senate bill pardoning John T. Dovd. Messrs Jones and Thornton of Muscogee opposed the passage of I ho bill—Mr. Huborshatn of Meriwether, supported it. The bill passed, ayes 80—nays 44. Having previously obtained the sanction of the Senate, it only awaits the Coventor's signa ture to give it effect. The mother of tho unfortunate young roan, oc cupied a sent on the floor of the House during the discussion, and while tho nrgument progressed, EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE of tho Savannah ltc|>ut>ltcau. I.BTTKII MO. IV# Mi nicii. Bavaria, Oct. SO, 1865. Two posts from Innspruck, going towards Mu nich, on the river Inn, is tho town of Schwa. En tering the post house to take coffee, my attention was nttrncted to two lithographic engravings of the “ Rainer" family—otto of them English, tho other by Atwill of New York. On iuquiry, I found that tho Postmaster was one of tho original singers of that name. He informed mo that his brother Franz lived in tho Milerthnl, (valley of tho Zillcr.) I NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE of the 8nvannnh Itcpubllcan. Nr.w York, Dec. 5. I I have tho pleasarc to inform you that Mr. Thaok- 1 erny will visit Snvnnnnli in March next, and will deliver his lectures on tho four tluorgos. Scarcely a steamer arrives uow-a-days without bringing rumors of some American "Intervention" or intrigue in Europe, till then unheard of. Tho latest was by tho Atlantic to tho effect that (accord ing to tho Preuch press) tho United States offer to pay off the indebtedness of Greece to England ami Franco, tho ccnsidornliuu to ho roeoivod being tho Island of Milo for ninety yoars. Tho t _ o , and that his two sons and daughter inherited tho debt of Greece, according to her Exchequer was enabled to control her feelings. Upon tho j ^ u,n 'b‘ gill for singing, and that I could not tail to i reports, Is in round numbers nbout $10,01)0,- — ~ * | announcement of tho vote, however, the woman K rnt illud if I went there. So, arranging with i 000, two-thirds of which is duo to Eng- BY TELEGRAPH FOR 'I UK RKPl BLRAN j and the mother could no louger be restrained, and I tktf , for a detour from the regular route, j land and France. The sympathies and policy of j. ronl Wttahlugtoa. j sho gave veut to her emotions In a torrent of grnti- I Vf ® lofl the valley of the Inn, turned short to tho : the kingdom at present, being pro-Russian, it is W ahihsgton, Dec. 7. tude, half tears, half broken thanks. I learn that and were In duo season sot down at tho j not unlikely tlioso powers begin to have fears about In the Senate. Mr. Weller gave notice of his in- ! ,ktt petitioner for mercy, owes more to his mother, ■ brother's house, which is nlsonn inn—lie too being | their interest. Th» principal is out of the quea- ' than to the General Assembly even, for tho pro- ' l >0S B»aster tho name of tho house being uhcays, > tion, unless tho Grecian Treasury rocolvcs soma loiigutiou uf his life, and tho opportunity ho uow ' Austria, where tho Postmaster lives ami post ! very unexpected usd unlikely repluuishmeut. Tho lias, to uieud the error of his wavs. Toiler efforts, | kou,C8 nrtJ ko P*» " The Post." j Island of Milo is u scraggy little member of tho he is indebted for much of tho’evidence brought j Aftcr « ‘llnner of trout and veul cut- about the decision of to-day. by awakening many 1 ,oU * wUh ft bo,tl ° of tho exquisite Hungarian wine, reasonable doubts in his favor, and for bringing to j <al,od A,,lbruch > 1 obtained some particulars of tho light a good many facts connected with tho trial, f * ,mi, - v bU,or >’ whloh '“*»? interest you. But llrst, which,but for her. would never have appeared.- 1 wou,d > ou ,,ot ,iko *° know wl,at *‘ n Austrian cut- It has been beautifully said that our mother, is I Iot b? You must have in tho kitchen a thick bit teutioD to introduce a bill for the construction of a Railway and Telegraph to the Pacific. The House had six additional ballotings for ; Speaker; after the second. Mr. Campbell with drew. The last ballot stood Richardson 7.1, Banks 49, Fuller 28, Penningtou 17. There is no pros- pect of an election except in case of a fusiou be- i trneen tho Northern and Souihern Americans. Fire In Xrw York. New Your, Dee 7th. like our God, in that wo tuny approach her, when .... ...... , . , all else would spurn us away, and obtain from her, A fire broke out last Highland pnrtiully destroyed , 1 , .. II v .. i .L , i> ' forgiveness and consolation, though all the world tho buildings occupied by Nevitt. Lnthrop A llo- J ^ ^ ° gers, of Savannah, ami Bancroft, Betts A Marshall. of Charleston. Three hundred bales of Cotton Ju?t landed from the Black Warrior were also burnt. Domestic Markets, New York, Dee. 7. Cotton declined 4 to-day. 1500 bales wero sold. Prices looking downwards : middling Orlcutis UJ, uplands 9, fair Orleans 9jJ. . Flour is declining; State brands quutci? at $8 81 per bbl. Wheat has declined; red quoted at $2 10 per bushel. Corn has declined, quoted at $1 per bushel. New Chileans, Dec. 0, should condemn us. To this thought it may well lie lidded, that a mother still more resembles the Great Father of U9 all, iu tho untiring natiiro of her love, and tho bouutcousucss of her goodness.— It is seldom indeed thnt she enn duuy u request; and when once her maternal feelings arc aroused, no labor Is too onerous for her—no distance too great, to discourage her. The mother of tho story has given to the world a bcuutiful example of ma ternal lovo. Though poor, and unbufriomlcd, she has travelled many huudruds of miles—almost tho length of the Union—to sec, to aid and to comfort of plank of hard wood, and n strung iron kuife with thick blade and blunt edge. Tuko each slice of veal separately ami beat it until nil the fibre is brokou, so thut it is quite tender. Then, with n feather, snienr it with the white of an cjfg, put it into a dish of grated rolls or biscuit, no thut as much ns possible may adhere, nud then fry it in Inrd or butter. Well, to proceed: Tho Rainers were born in tho Zillerthul, wliero tho post now stands. The father, whoso portrait was suspended in my cham ber, had a remarkable voice, and at the ago of 70 years, snug tenor in the church hard by. Of five Ids behalf arc not yet to end, that she will do her _. , - . ... _ . .... , , .1 nil, now thnt she has saved his life, to muko that The ,nlc. of cotton to-ilny wore a,500 bole, at i lift honorable and u.oful, by ndmuiiition, anti ad- a decline of i to i ; middling quoted at SJ. . \ lec. Hurd indeed must bo tho heart, or andlv Sugar is firm. The crop accounts arc unfavor- 1 weak the nature, which can resist so much good- gy. ness, rather than gratefully give Itself up, for all ™ ij, j future time, to the keeping of a mother's love. ,13- We arc indobted In Mr. Pom, Agent of i Ware I persuaded Unit tho public generally felt ,, , . f „ ... r .. „ ... that interest in the Boyd ease, which has been felt llarndeu s Express, for a copy of the Baltimore hen son. Since her arrival iu tho State, her efforts I »«»» and one daughter, nil hut one son were bloss- hove been ceaseless in Ills bchnlf, though, to aid i cd with voices of remnrkablo sweetness and com- him, iho ha* had ranch to cmlurc, or reuru, Indif- ,, a i!—trilh that charming falsetto or ccho.llko of- terunce, and opposition,nud beneath whicliln lesser . . ., ...... .. . • . lovo than a mother's would have sank dispirUcd | st >' W , “’“"S' in the nnd exhausted. I am told too, that her efforts • j,, * fields together, they used to sing tho songs of tho Clipper in advance of the mail. ' here,I would haveentcred more fully iutothcpnrticu- • lars of the evidence than I have—as also of the Country, but were almost unknowu beyond the limits of their own village—FUgon. It may here be remarked that the " iodel” is not much known in level countries. It is brought out in alphinc re gions, where it is sweetly echoed back from some Grecian Archlpuligo. Its one nud only excellence is a tin*-* harbor on tho uortlicrn side. Tho rest of it consists of inoui.tnins and volcanic forinution, producing nothing but sulphur, vitriol, nnd alum, —too sterile for nuch vegetation, ami altogether too unhealthy for people to livo in. Tho wludo concern is about tie size of Nantucket. This, it is said, wo are to payj^0,000,000 for! The ingenuity mil mechanical skill of Americans are becoming world wide. Scarcely a vessel leaves this port for Europe thnt docs not take out come ingenious vankce nuchiues or machinery to aston ish the natives on tie other side of theAtluntic. But u few weeks ago a vessel was chartered to take an entire cargo of machinery for a Scotch factory, aud the shipment of huor saving machines nud im proved agricultural implements is rapidly increas ing. The Morgan Iron works of this city have j tie t concluded a contract witli tho Austrian consul nt this port, for tho building of two steam engines for the Danube Steam Navigation Company. They nre intended for two large steam tow-boots to ply over the well known rapids of tho lower Danube, called "the iron gate." The American Institute of this city, paid $125,- 000 to-dav for tho Crystal Pilucc. Tho debts of the Palace Compnny amount to about $175,000, so that the Stockholders actually lost $50,000. Cornelius Mathews, one of our most graceful ^T..n,v hale, of canon fvnra ft. p.anlaHoa I [ffrijnp. ftto XXrTr of f. J. Smith, E«qr., of Hancock county were sold, 1 ' ... not the ullogcd criminal had part or lot in the mur- yesterday by Messrs. Rabun A Smith nt 12 dor, of which lie had been found guilty ns aceesso- cen t3, ! ry; no mulicc aforethought was proven.—rather _________ | tho contrary; there wore some grave irregularities ZST* The Depot of the Girard A Mobile Railroad 0,1 * l,c trial’which were not in his favor : aud much . America. It is worthy of notice that women can c.mpany, near Cnlambu,. wl.l, one lmudre.1 ami L'or'in.cnhonnl'pnLlvlIm.I.m' l ° Je1 ' H !■» 8 irt, coafcrrodalma,, twenty laics of cotton, was destroyed by fire Wed- | deplorable affair which lias involved him in such j exclusively on men, rocky precipice or steep. Five hours' walk from | writers nnd an accomplished gentleman, is the nu- licnce, high up beyond the chalets, is npoiut where ) tbor o an original five net cuncdy, entitled “ False they used to try their voices. The opposing cliffs j Pretences, or Both Sides of Good Society.” The form an ccceutric curve, so thnt the " iodel" is re- I scenes nre all local, and some prominent members pcut-ul fifteen times, beginning with the nearest of Now York Society, aro aduirnbly hit off. It is point and endiug with the most remote. It must to ho produced to-night at Birton’s,—manager B. not la) supposed thnt the Rainers wero the only impersonating Mr. Uuryman, the famous Sexton of " bidding" singers in the Zillcrtlinl. They were Grace Church, (Brown.) Tie Caleb Qnotcm of the first, however, ever heard iu England nnd Uppertcn-dom. nesday uight last. J73J* Tho Democratic members of the Legisla ture have called a meeting of tho party ut Milledge- ville tho 15th January next, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the Ciucinuuti Convent tion. /CiT* 1 Extract from n letter, dated Montgomery, Ala., the 5th iust, addressed ton gentleman of this city. Speaking of the Montgomery nnd West Point Railroad, tho writer says t "Our engagements arc 5.000 bales of cotton ** ahead, for your plncc nnd Charleston, nnd I be- “ lieve, if wo could extend our Road to Selma, it " would draw cotton from tho banks of the Toin- "bigbeo, and we should send you 100.000 bales *• annually. Our river is now up. and freight down " to $1.50 per bale to Mobile—"till one half of ull *' our receipts is going East. Such an extension " would givo the Central Rond the heaviest bind. ness of any Road in the Southern part of the 14 United States.” Tho foregoing extrnct sponk? for itself, nnd de monstrates the soundness of the policy which led i Savannah to form a connection with Columbus nnd Montgomery. The advantages of this connection, it would appear, may be still further increased by an extension from Montgomery to Selma—a con summation devoutly to bo wished fur. difficulty. Despite, therefore, the popular clamor against tho abuse of the pardoning power. I for one, ntn satisfied, that in this case it was rightly exercised. It is very easy for private individuals to cry out, when they are uot concerned. But put these same individuals on oath, on conscience, on justice and humanity, nnd they will find it no easy matter to do what they call "duty." For my own part. I speak without reference to this case, which, in my opinion, involved not mercy but justice: for own part, I say. I love to see mercy sometimes In the year 1824, tho Emperor Alexander of Ilussiu, in passing through this valley, dined with n Count Tonhoff, whoso house is on tho opposite street from the hotel. After dinner the Count sent for the youug Rainers for the entertainment of the Emperor, who was struck with wonder nt their performance. lie invited them to come to St. Pe tersburg, assuring them a friendly reception. Al though glad enough to receive such an invitation, C1V1I* WAIt IN HANNAH. Hr. Lot'is, November 30. Exciting nnd highly iinportaut news from Kan sas has just been received. On Thursday, Nor. 2Utli, near Hickory Point, three Abolitionists, armed with Hhnrpe’s rifles, MARINE LIST. IsvHRnsli, Us., ftreember 1, 1NA5. Allltl V Klli lr Hlilp Alius, Frlisl, Nuw Yorh, iu ballad, l» CsrUlon k I . • t'LBARBD. went to tho claim ot Mr. Coloinun, nud perempto- lurk I'eter Dsmlll. line). N«w York-llowl.n l * H,n. rily ordering him to louvu, allowing him only ten i U» rk Liuprei*. Mammy, ni.JhIiumn id—Csriaion k 1’srioni. miiiutoi I.. whi,ii to .to ...a iimiiitoi.iiiK to ' K him in CUSC of refusal to obey. Ilo ilUlllediundy loll, but shortly afterwards returned well armed.— • One Of thu three abolitionist* then attempted to _ shoot him, hut his rifle missed fire. Coleman there upon shot him dend, and iminodiatcly gave himself up to thu authorities for trial. A moh of Abolitionists, well armed with rifles, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ATIIENtEUAL . . | _ ’ssce and Manager soon gathered, and rcpuiiing to Coleman’s house, | Acting aud Stage Miunqcr.... drove liis wife and children off, sot fire to the build- , iug and burned it down, togethur with thu houses ' 0-H1SA.T of other proslavory men in that vicinity. I The startling Drama of Deputy Marshal Jones urrested tho (ruder of tho WRECK ASHORL moh, and one other person, and obtained the iiiiiiks of twenty *>V the mob. The Aholitioiiis;suro gathering iu force at Lecomp- ton, ami have demanded thu mouse of their com rades aud tho surrender into their liuuds of Cole man. j imiu Homo sixteen or seventeen houses in all have I Miles been burned at Hickory Point, und several citizens ; j,* allc y |) ance i To conclude Sutnrlu) Kvi-iiiiig. December.R, 1 K 65, Mill be pres- Utcd I Duckslonc's Drama in 11 acts, entitled A WRECK ASHORE. Alice Mrs.'f. II. Crisp. It. llu Miss Louise Under. Mil-». Mr. W. II.Crisp Miss J. Foullcrod. itli an entire new Farce entitled iu that vicinity are missing. The Governor of Kansas issued u proclamation calling upon all Inw-uhiding citizens iu the territory I ^ ”• to suppress thu outhrealf. | Tl»e Mannger has th * honor oraiiiiouiicing thu engage- The Very I.ntrst. 1 nvnt for 81 x NLbN >\\lii<li runaot positively bo more The Eucitcmtiil /ncrcaiiinj—J/ii.uiiriaa* 'joint) Iu j extended) Willi lli'‘dislliigni«li«.‘i|G.nicdicun, is by llumlrah. <>real Hoiulrrs lobcScrn iiiSavauuah: M g fl J H \ B V CAN BE SEEN AT ARMORY HALL! II'." - 1 nt,4 Wkrton, Mo., Nov. 110, P. M.—Tho greatest ox itciiient continues to exist in Kansas. The officers have been resisted by the moboernts nnd tho interposition of the militia lias been called for. A secret letter from Secretary Woodson to Gen. Knslin Ims been written, in which the writer re quests Gen. E. to call for the Rifle Compnny nt Platte City, Mo., so us uot to compromise Gov. Shannon. Four hundred men from Jackson county, Mo., nre now cu route for Dougins county, Kansas. St. Joseph nud Weston, in Missouri, are requested each, to furnish the same number of men. The people of Kansas nre to be subjugated nt all hnznrds. Jefferson City, Nov. 2D.—Col. McCarty, of tho House, received n dispatch this evening which was read before the House. Jones is Nhcriff of Douglas county,—Lawrence is the countysent. "WftJSTI’onT, Nov. 27.—Colonel McCarty: Gov. Shnnnon hns called out the militia against Law. reuce; they arc now in open rebellion against the law*, nnd Jones is in dnngcr; wo want help; com municate this to our friends, signature. _ A. C. Boone.” Mil. CIlANFllAV. And the y aimr and Ic-nutlful. MINN ADELINE. getting sway over the hearts of men. It sounds j they modestly ducliucd tho offer until they could very line to talk of the "majesty of the law ;" but * apply some test to find how their stvlo of siugiug it i. erc,!it.,l>to to human nature thnt when the care : Thcv Wg „ n giving concert, in ,1,0 stands, Mercy vs. Majesty, the maiden often „ * , triuin]>!i> over the nun. 'Veto it othcrtrl.e, we I «<ljncont village. 1 then went to Innspruck i Inter should soon lose nil thu gentler attributes of our they ventured as fur as Munich—two easy days nature; the world, stuffed up with majesty nud drive from hence: then to Augsburg, Uliu and dignity, would be too proud fur pity ; and the most : ol j, cr towns. Finally, having put soino money in pleasing of all our unties, "the pleasure of lorgiv- ... * wont,! he lost to It. by tlefnult of exercise | hc,r I'”'"’ ,hc - v f,,r Ru ” m > ’ v "- v of \ iennn, stopping some weeks in ^ ienna, where ***** PILLS ON TIIF.IU PASSAGE. A bill appropriating $25,000 to the Georgia Military Institute, and $5,000 annually thereafter, on a transfer of two.thirds of the stock to the t'tntc. Passed, after an nmendinent bv Mr. Jones of Muscogee, providing for tho education, nt the peror Alexander came. they delighted thnt music-loving and discrimina ting public. This was in 1.825, but before they sat out f<>r Russia, the news of the death of thu Em- Lord Stanhope, tliun iu Coiigremt. ' Institute, of ten young men, (beneficiaries) in ad- | Vienna, persuaded thu family, consisting of four dition to the number now entitled to education i brothers nnd ouo sister, three of thu forraor with there. The 11...,r.l"f Trustee, will be w|«mM | , voicc ,, g „ | 0 „. xi.eir reception by n Board of visitors, of whom the Governor and . . ... , r , , . ' hit. ittccussor,. is ex;.[I!cfo, Presi.lcnt. Tho following . ,llc rc is well known, ttic.v rolurncl In tcIS, tinj gentlemen are named as said Board, viz Messrs. j three of the brothers and ouo sister wero married D. Irwin, C. J. McDonald, Win. Phillips, A. J. I on their return—all within n period of two woolc*. Ilansell. W. S. Rockwell, A. It. Lnwton. J.W. I It may bo interesting to explain bore, that in i Austria the bnuerlnitt, (P on. marry only by Cone. Win. Maxwell, Jan. A. Jones. permission ol tho police. A peasant must virtually itm to nnienj the laws regulating imprisonment I give about! to society for the support of wife anti for debt. Passed. The creditor is made responsible \ children—so tlsnt the delightful privilege of juuip- tor the jail fees incurred h.v his debtor | If lie re- | , ng int „ 1)l0 milrric ,| st a,„ without weighing the consequences is expressly denied to him. The Trade of all kinds is very dill, ns is usually the enso nt the close of the year, Then business raeu nre occupied more in balancing old accounts than in tho formation of new ones. The imports for some weeks past hnvo been uiduly large; but ns the major part of tho receipts ire plncod in public store to avail the coiuincncoiucnt of the spring trade, there is no unusual call Dr money for the payment of duties. The vnlut of tho dry goods entries nt this port for the month ending yester day, was $ 1.019,242, against 1,220,012 same month last year. For 11 months of tho present year, they amount to $0U,C9t’>,010,nguin*t$78,230.280, the cor responding period of IS54,—i decrease of nenly eighteen million dollars. Tin decrease in miscel laneous merchandize is even groater. Tho cotton murket is "sick” enough under the Atlantic's advices. At tco date of my last it had not opened, but sub eqnonlly a decline of one half cent nns been established, with but u moderate inquiry at the reduction. Tho rise iu freights to Grout Britian contributes somewhat to the depression. The ruling rpiotntiona nre 0 cents for middling Uplands and 9 1(0,9 3 for do Gulf. Manhattan. Serious accident to Gen. Bethune.—In com mon with our whole community, we have been pained to hear of a very serious acciaent which befell our esteemed friend Gen. James N. Betbuuc, on Moudny evening 3d inst. He hnd been on a visit, ns we learn, to hia brother In UhnUnhoochce county, nnd ou his return, about eight miles below here, he enrao suddenly up to the carriage of his orotiicr, who was trnuelling in compnny with hitu. Ilis horse became restive, aud in kicking, struck him two or three times on one of his legs, breaking it in ns many places, nnd shattering the bones from tho knee to the ancle. The extent of the injuries und tho compound character of the failures w-t such, that his attending phyaiciaus deemed it ndvisahle, on the succeeding evening, to amputate liis leg. Our present information authorizes us to hope that lie will survive this serious ana univer- srt'ly regretted misfortuuc.—Columbia Enquirer. 0th inst. Doors open nt 7—Commence 7)-j. doe H Equitable Fire lusur'cc Co. ol'London. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $2,500,060. Actual Capital ami Aucti 81,350,000 Ono Million Three Hundred and Fifty Thousand DOLLARS AVAILABLE FOIt LOSSES. DIRECTORS. ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL BARCLAY, Es>|„ Chairman. Chas. Ik'iinolt, Esq. I Edward S. Syniut, E»q. Iluuli C’rult, Ktq. CU-imiit Tabor, Esq. John Mom. E-q. I Tlionm- Wi-t, Esq. Fred'k. Muss, Esq. | F. V. Wuudliouin-, Esq. John Shaw. Esq. BANKERS—Messrs. Glynn, Mills fe Co. INSURANCE ON DWELLING.-. STORES. MERCHANDIZE GENER ALLY, AND oniEll GOOD RISKS ON FA- V O R A II L K T E It M S. All funds derived from premiums and sides of shares in the United Stat-s invited by Trustees is New York, viz: C. Edwd. Ilnbicht, I It. J. Dillon, Henry Liullnm. | Jno. C. Holbrook, General Agents for the UnitoJ States. PHILADELPHIA AGENCY. WALNUT STREET. FARHUHAIl BUILDING. Where Policies ar • issued, uiut claims adjusted and paiJ, without reference to lA>udou. PHILADELPHIA RLFEREM ES. ilessrs. Sind -, Pratt Read. Messrs, lilug'm 4t Dock. •• Ludwig. Knocder St Co. •• Jno. Tuts it Co. 11 A. G. Catt. ll Ai Co. “ Buuii, llaig l Co. " Cornelius. Btik- r fc Co. Persons wishing Insurant-lu lhl« Co., will pirns**ap ply to Him miImciIIm r. who will issue the Co.’s Pulkiei <-n uli dk.criptious of in>urablepropertv. A. WILRUR. SoleAgt. in Savannah for the Equitable Inturai. No. Ill lit if lu ll* ■■■■■Mb s and lenity ius mH.m WILD M1..N. tho k-q .i w, llipe nights ut Him uUom Hell—Fii-.ity. * Munda.i I ■ I'inbur Till, *-lli, and luili. G| eii s-Vi-n<iuliK'h. '1 hey can «Im,h<-sc-MiNt tie Bay •lining the day. fur n short time lunger, u Finlay, He.. Till. fn.n. '.* A. M. t»4 P. M U,t ‘* t: . Igidi> s an I (hildn-n can S'isil th<-WILD MEN u lime i-neither wuiii. action, nor deliilency of tip ,. offend Hu* ni««t delieal*- eye or ear. * ’ N. IL—Tin - L* lures I nn be attended by lad es untie cuiiipnni' d Li p nil- in* n. h» gru-l order is rnkinib.ii';d nU i. m at* <1 for ladies nnd childr* n. Open on Hi» Bay fiuin 9 o'clock, A. M., tu 4 P. M.- 0|H-nat .'ini' ry Hall, at 7 o'clock, P. SI. Adini-Mon il£ ci n:.. No hnlf price. <). 7 ( Amos >0 ■■11; pLni.ic Learning from some of tho rcspcctabie fi'ins of Charleston and Savannah, that my 8cht-idain \ruu.une Schnapps, is MXleneively counierlelled by a number ol j l.lqnw mixers in New York, Philadelphia and Boston, j ami lliitling iqul the pirat* s daringly advertise their per* niciouh deceptions under the name which heloiigii> my i ns'iclt, I think It necessary to caution tho coioniuiat; against these vendors of poison In di»guiso. I I introduced the Pchciduiu Aroiriuttc Schnapps forth j purpose of supply mg the int-dlcul laculiy and ihc wl,<d» community wlili u pure medicinal spirit, which inigh ; be prescribed wilhcoiifldi-i.ce; to nil cases where tii, u u I ants were required, without pro !uciug iht- fearful cud* sequenceswhb-li Invar ublyreeull from using adul'erat* j ed liquor. In order to render assurance douhiy sure, I had the article analyzed b. clien.Uts of world w de culebrlly,aiul submitted it for experimental lest to thou sands of dis* iiL'ul.bed medical practitioner*. *i he re- , spouses from these sou ices were of the most uiitqulww cul end satisfactory character ll it now belore llo- put, lie, surrounded with tl use guurauleesguid tMjurmg ittvs unimpeachablecndorreiiieirs, una I call upon the com* inuui.y to protect 1 hemselvea and me, their own hcidih 1 aud my reputation, by frowning cown un l reiiiidiai.ng 1 thepirulunt speculators, who are peddling Heir f..ul 1 cuuniiotlit.es under c >ver of ui> trade mark. No article ) had ever been Imported ir.-m lloHaiul in o this market ; uiidei the numt-ol rh-himpps, previous 1.. ihe appar '1 8clieiduln Aroiuaiic S«hi.L|;.„ u, t his Bay *tr<-ot. die Railuoad Accident.—We regret to learn, thnt on yesterday afternoon, the locomotive Engine "Hays Bowdre," after leaving Cnmnk, exploded its boiler, nud caused the immediate death of the engineer, Mr. James Crawford,—a fireman by the name of Thomas Lnguirc, und unother fireman, or engine nUcmlnn(, who resides in Washington, Wilkes county, nnd whose name wc did not learn. The dreadful mangling of the persons of tlioso three individuals, by tho explosion, ns reported to us is too painful for recital. Mr. Crawford leaves n family in Atluntn and Mr. Laguiro was but re cently married iu this city. SAVANNAH. A POEM : WITH OTHER POEMS AND ESSAYS, UV DA. J. nATNLS. I Prico 50 cents. Fur snlo at the Book Stores dec 7 3 UNITARIAN CHAPE17 flw SUBJECT of discourse to-morrow evening, -» 7* i o'clock. "The Unitarian View of thFath er." d-c 0 52 s , It will be seen from our telegraphic accounts ! from 'Vn.hington, tbal tho IIuuso tins not jet orgxn- ft,o,"t"h«"tiobtor InnViio'rolonre’rt '(hy'A.’ikn’.’ ized, the difficulty being in the election of a Speak- pm.) nnd cannot ngniu be confined on the same j er. Thus far the Administration Democrats hold on to Richardson of Illinois as their cutididato.— 1 Mr. Stephens votes with them. The Freusoil vote proper is cast for Campbell of Ohio, and thcbalaucc diuded between various candidates. A caucus, has been held of Southern Americans nnd Nation al Democrats uhd Whigs, which resolved to reject 1 all fusion with frecsoiler*. The only prncticublo j way of settling the difficulty, that wo can see, Is , f jt this party and tho Richardson men to unito on aouie sound man and make common cause against | the Republicans; nnd wc hope they will do it.— : What are the prospects for such a union ? The National Americans, Democrats, and Whigs, who united in the enut-us above alluded to, arc i •eventy-threo in number,—but one less than the j party voting for Richardson—nnd, consequently, | their rights arc to be respected in any arrangement 1 they mny make for a co-operation with any other j party. Will the Administration Democrats eomhino i with them on terms of equality ? Thnt is the J question. If they arc sincere in their desire to put down the frecsoil parly of Seward, nnd aro will- pr. band-* and w Mr!Irvin's bill, to .tvfmc tho linbUitios of b»s- ! have but » slim olmnco of getting married, while , their',',?™ are eogor in attend- 'Sod, A j os those who haven little money are snapped up nnd c . mo dozen or more of - — consequence of this regulation is, that poor girls Chaplains to Conoiicss.—Yhe evils of tho pres ent system of chosing chaplains to Congress aro strongly pointed out by correspondents of the Na tional Intelligencer, whoso iirlielua, appearing on thu avu of th« nsauinbling of tho two llmmca, it I* to bo hoped will hnvc some effect iu rebuking the political divines who are usually among the busi est and most unscrupulous in their manoeuvring after nn office which, of nil others, should bo given unsolicited to eminent piety nnd true worth. One of these correspondents draws a life-like picture of the scramble for office as chaplain unusunlly wit nessed nt tho opening of Congress : Every session of Congress some acres of enndi- debts, if she has any, contracted prior to hertnar- ringe. Mr. Davis, of Polk, a resolution instructing the Judiciary Committee to enquire into the necessity ing to nvt justly towards those who aro will-j of l.avini an officer known as Alornov or Coramis'. ” - | sinner for the \\. A A. Rnilrond : If found nceessn- o„ V o, V »!• S".,!'/';;. wTndXli i 11,050 who have a little money are snn|,pou up and „ nM . duren or more of names' of different -J Najs.l. It \>n<\ id«-s _ thnt the 1 us anti appropriated at once—it matters not how old nud ; denominations arc proposed ns candidates, nil hut of umrrin dmn wife’s property will ugly they mey be. The money required to enable two orwbomnrc ofcounoto be dienppolutv.1 of on “l,U?a?'.iu',th. w!?. proper,y'sii^n'otS ! onoto git morriod vnrie, from 500 to 1.0,10 do- ! b r T «» r 'l! 0 ,,'f,™. of , Ch "’ li ”" lialde tor the .tobt. of the « rins. tho florin being half n dollar. Iho some rule , hil denomination even“ not to tunc of murinb*. Mr. In in’.’ U ‘ 1D , applies to men, though in certain cases ol good con- 01ir Christian community generally, would “ M? Johnson rf Can, ei'p.ired,'what wonldbo duet, cleverness nnd industry, it Is euhjeet to re- I wt.h to see nt .itch a post. Often Iw is the man done in case tho wife's properly would not satisfy luxation, particularly when ono Ims passed through J - vl '" tins written man) letters letorchund soliciting her debt, ? ! the proper apprenticeship nnd acquired n trade— , votns. vvho meets •Inn friends n. they Might nt Mr. Irvin : What is done when n woman die, ! v J * „ ffi „rs or the nrmv of he lower erode, : tll ,° rmln>»d >1011. ns. who follows them to their lio- nnil h.-r osinto will not suffice to nnv her debts’— • *' orarc ,,n ' eers ,nc nrm -'’ 01 11,0 " MVcr fe raUcf « , icl*. and who in tlio bar-room even I* heard talking When a woman marries, ",e is. to all intents and cxcm P t from n 8i,ullur ,,in ‘ lra » ce ; The security loudly of Ids devotion to "the party." It is time purpeses dead, in the eve of the law. ! money required ot a CnpUiin ot Engineers of my J that these scenes, which make worthy men blush. Mr. Johnson observed that tlio evil seemed to bo acquaintance who was married iu Bohemia ln»t 1 *]b»\dd be banished from among us, and that our S;£SK T *" tor tho j winter, was 8,„00 florin,. Another one wh... bAbdc) ell s.'bccitonni.lcrcnturc. bride I know, lies do the enut on money, hod to 1 - • ' f — The bill willprobul.lv be reconsidered; some long ’ *’ headed old gentlemen wish to amend it, so ns to , P^y near 400 florins to the Pope lor a dispensation provide, that should a womnn inherit nftcr mar- to marry—tho contracting parties being cousins, riage, her inheritance shall go to discharge her I have used tho word bride according to its import in Austria, where it only applies to a young wo man during her engagement—never nftcr mar- log to aid them in the work, wc should suppose an organization might be effected without a moment's delay. To this complexion it must come at Inst. Having mndo sure of their wives, they all left them, nnd the sister her The Vote for Speaker. On tho first bnllot, Messrs. Caruthers Oliver, Whigs from Missouri, Bowie, Whig from Maryland, Stephens, Auti from Georgia, und Evans, American, from Texas, nnd Talbot, Whig, ' from Kentucky, voted for RiehurUson, the Demo- ! cratic nominee for Speaker of the House of Repre sentatives. The Democratic members from Georgin, except Mr. Seward, whose name is not recorded for any one, voted for Richardson. Messrs. Trippc nnd Foster gnvo their votes for Humphrey Marshall, of Ky., an American and old line Whig. ry, to report what should bo the compensation of husband ten months after marriage, nnd mndo ! such officer, nnd how he 6luill bo elected if unticccs- nno ji, cr trip to England, whence they returned in 1 sarv. thcv nre requested to report in favor of the ex- , i , . , linnuishment of the office, forthwith. | 11,J0 t bulU ho, ' ,c * " ml “ tlk " 1 t l u,0ll J' “ , Tliiw nfllve is the one eo ably filled by tho learned ; rttgen in the Zillcrthnl. There they now are, , nud accomplished Cowurt—a gentleman, as you | except tho brother in Schwnz, and oue who has I cd lit the meeting of Congress | The plan proposed ns a remedy for the evil com- plniucd of, is to do away with tlio election of per manent chaplains, nnd for the two Houses to call upon the clergymen of the district to perform the religious services. Each clergyman officiating a : week ot a time, and receiving a proportionate i portion of the salary usually appropriated to tho chnphiiu. Mobile Election. A telegraphic dospnP-h, to the Montgomery .Vail, dated Mobile, December 3d, says, "The Amcricnn party hns earned every ward in the city. Total majority COO.” Well done Mobile*. The Grave or Madison.—A correspondent of the Fredericksburg News, in Culp«-pper county, Vo., gives a mclnncholly picture of the last resting place of tho illustrious Madison. Holies with liis family in a grave yard a short distance from hi* house, upon bis estate of Montpelier; the family cemetery is surrounded by a brick wall, and the gate is enrirely down. The correspondent snya thnt not a stone marks the great man’s resting place; durk. running green box wraps it with verdure, und the tracery "f brandies from an old lcnfless chestnut tree, relieving itself against the warm azure sky, nod nnd wave over the dark mountain. *Ti* a solemn, calm and peaceful spot. The correspondent adds that Mr*. Madison’* re mains uru in the vault of the Congressional burial ground in Washington, her direr-tion was to lie in- t-rred by the side of her I usbnnd, but her son has n-vor fulfilled her request. Lai ncii or the Htf.au Fiiiuaik Minnesota The United fStntes steam frigate Minnesota, ono the six national vessels directed to bo built by the Inst Congress, was launched Irons the nnvyynrd lit Washington on Hnturdny. Thu launch was wit nessed by the President of tho United .States, tho fieerctary of tho Nuvy, and others of tho Cabinet, and many members of Congress, from a steainboul anchored in tho stream, whilst the surrounding vi cinities wero crowded by multitudes of interested spectators. The launch wns in ull respects success ful, und afforded u must attractive sight. Thu di- IlieiisioBJ of tlie Minnesota are the samo as those ol the Wabash, recently launched nt IHiilndcIphin. A hill to repeal the Usury laws has been lost in the South Carolina rieimtu by a into of Id to 22. l'ork is selling iruiii 7 to H cunts in Ciw* county, iu this Bute. A plan hns already been started for tho revival of the old Central American Confederation, which is likely to ho successful. Honduras nnd San Salvador have, on the invitntiou of Gen. Walker, nnd know, of immense legal profundity and iucoinpnra- , B * lnce j n 1S41, Fram, at whose house I was j sent commissioners to Nicaragua, inviting proposi- ble powers of gab. ^ j organizc-.l another and distinct musical compnny, ' ,! — *" *'"* n "' 1 ' Vn, ^“> 4 «—»«»-•* •'*— On motion of Mr. Hilt, the bill repealing the nnd wcnt to Xtw York * T,,u9 °" r ^'“ers wero net in reference to sworn weighers of cotton, Ac., i not ull Ilainors, though led und directed by one. and which v as lost yesterday, wus reconsidered this : Since his return Franz hns been chosen llnuptinan ■ morning—yen* 4 . nays .ll. 1 (cautaiu) of a company of free shooters now num- 1 On motion of Mr. Miller, tho bill defining the , V lf , , e . „ . , ... I linl.ilities of Rnili'nntl Coinpnnioj, pq ! ..cd jeeter- bonn S 200 Hc ,n ">' 1,0 - r ° ct 0 " ,cho! : day. wns reconsidered—yens 01, nays 30. | but assured me ho was tho shortest innn of his com- Mr. Spalding, Chairman of the Special Commit- i pany. Ho has seen service too, in virtue of which tec. reported back to tlio Senate, with some amend- , ir „|, a hlv,ho holds his appointment of P. M. In i ments. tho bill authorizing the snle of tlio State , , I Knurl/ Mndo tlio spudnl order tor Tuomlny next. 1848, ynu remember >nmn JO.OOO Tj-roloim. went I The Majority nnd Minority Reports of tho Com- 1 *« I*nly *« protect tho renr of Marshall Undotsky. milteo on Penitentiary were rend. I have already Franz led 130 men over tho Stclvin and cneount- alluded to the former: tho Inttor recommends the «rcd, with two other companies, the Italinus not far from Vicenza. Ilo wears now, tho order of Fram Joseph—or rather tho medal for good con duct. You know the proverbial attachment of tho BATTALION ORDERS. AN ELECTION, fctv 2d Li. ut. and Knvgn, o f tin- Ogk-thorp" Light Infantry, is hereby or- dirctl t j be h-.lil un Tliurs-iuy, 2 tli inst.. betwe.-n the hour* of 9 and 11 A. M., at the office of Ju.tivO R. Rnifoid. timUr the usual supvnutcndvn-c required by Igv. By | In*/ letters lr- This uceidcut occurred nbout thirty-five or forty ' older JOHN W. ANDERSON, miles above this city, on the Georgia Railroad.- Constitutionalist, Dec. 7th. Sr. Captain Corn. lad. Butt, uf^avannah. Wm. d. Jackson, Adjutant. s Senator Dougins’ disenso Is sold to be hemorrhage of the tlirout, produced by a bronchial uffection of some years’ standing. His friends consider his situation so critical that his recovery is looked upun us doubtful. VtncitNA Legislature.—The first "biennnl" session of the General Assembly of Virginia, con- veued at Richmond last Monday. Epigram. A> my wife nnd I, at tin- window nneday, Stuml watcliiUK a nnul with a niunkcy, A cart ennio by. with a ••br -lli ofa b >y, ’ " lio wii* timing a »tout Uttlc Uonki-y. T<* my wife I then »|-« k*, by wav of nj ke. “Tlier.-'s a rclatiuii *>f yours in that arringo.” To which she replied.as the donkey she spied, "Ah, y«-s, a r- hit ion—by marriage!" ,w Yoke, Dec. 1, l'ii. Auntie’sIVee Davvtle, and Uncle’s Guide llalrn. Win tlicro ever a bairn .in' tlie warltl began, Sac brunfu' o' antic*, o' frolic auti fun— Sae kind amt lac s-intic. »ao winning and done*. A. tlio weo pratlin laddie (tint cheer* o-ir wee house ? Lovo glint* in hi* o'o, nnd inenso sits on Iti* broo, While a blithe pawky .mile nveencircles hi* won’, 1-..U --.I. i t • rhe; * dnilr’inair.ind ti e Jaw tie, and uncle * gnid bairn. He tumbles the chair*, and main-* cart* o' the stool*, llo chaps wi' the hammer*, ami dig* in' tho shooli, He row* on the floor wi' tho cat nnd tlie d--g. Grip* t Item while, by tlie tall and w Itilt-i b» the lug— lie play » w i' tlie pig and the hen* and tlie detiki. An' lie dual* upon whittle* nnd picture* and beuki; A boon a' ithor bnirnc, ho slieou, like u sinrn. lie W awtttie * wee dawtle. aud uncle » gutd bairn. When I come hamc at o'en fraie the toil* o' the day, My heart thud, wl'joys »nno'» I liear liim at play. And whenever he kens inv lit-fa'ou the *tnir, T'o the I lithe ingle side lie draws iu the arm-chair— Then patters to meet me—liis wee hnn' hc gi'ei, And lend, to the chair lie lias set for my ease; Frae sic act* o' kindnei* I mair and mair learn That lie's auntie's wee dawtie, and uncle's guid bairn. lie climbs on mv knee, puts his arms roun' my neck, And kintlly lie ki.es bnith mouth, broo’and cheek— llo pu'a nt my whisker, my nose, or my lug. Then to dry my fanse tears he flytes at the dog j lie dances w i'joy when he's riving my locks, lie warms my ntild bauchcls, and brings me dry socs ; Tlie heart that could harm him is " hard as the airn," lie's auntie's wee dawtie, and uncle's guid bairn. Lang may he be .pair'd wi - his antics and glee, T« tot out and in atween auntie and me— He's tho sun o' our system, tlie rose o' our bower. May tlio dark clouds o' sorrow armin' him ne'er lower; May ho aye till the suaws o' auld age hap his pow, Be guidefcss and pure as his spirit is now ; Fra* him inonv grey-beard* a lesson micht learn, Tl.o' he's auntie s wee daw tie, and uncle's guid bairn. o OllCe ut ll j clu. : in. first tinpuriHli. n bt-inif made Inin tin* cii; inihe I jetr Ir4e, wliicti tun be seen bv he • n*lo 11 | bunks, I 'Icpu-ilc my label a* a trade intVk in tlio L i,R- e.i biaii's Disutcl ('nun nf (lie •••u'l i-.n I i-in.-i nl N\w York. Ill llie year ls > .’il, and hate Hie cerltlica e in my I po- pmoii id Dial dale. 'Ihe great tleiiiuntl wl.Kh l.a* | til ls boeli created lor the genuine article l.a- set tho j whole invent cniinierlelter-In inolVn, and Ihe duty I | owe in my cu*iniiiera and Irtonds, him! ihe pubhe. culfl' t pel* me, m pni them nil tlsetr guard ak'aiiist imij-.si. I.nn. UD 'I.PID • WO!.H. 2.’ I.eu'er si., N. l-rk. Aiponu Hie cuiupl.ilnls fur w heh tin; .*'chnapp ! . has boon diclarod a cpeoilic by Hie einiin iit piiys ciuns who I have curit rpondi I wun ihe propru i- r, aro drop*.., d)»- pepsin, tiebihl) cin.roqueni upuii lulu con.inut d nek- ties*.attvl»ivi W4v,*'p'lvj aj, ttaititua. ur.Ael, ®%*t «,»«*«• ; I the kidney-, and ud chrm.ic tii e.tse»< l the ueniln-urinury iippurattls. l - r thede and inuny oilier tlist.rtlort.il i* i.iiw prescribed wi It u eat success, bjr intne tliun lliree li.uusuml int dicul prucilllui ei* in van 1 nils purls nl ihe I'll led Mutes. I pi'u in call Ihe ui.etdiuii id the reader to Ibe lollow- a pby sic.an* :— Hr. riiurhs A l.onsc. Unp inissinner r-f Health, Balti more. writes n- lid'ows in reL-tton to I he value uf ^chuappsasit emedy in chronic cnlnirhal cump aii.'.s, tec. I he letter I*uotetl July 27. * I take e’leal pl. a*ure in b.-arn.^ highly creditable tesiiinoiiy •• i<s efficacy as a remedial nt I. iho O.s* ••u-e iii winch you rect.iiiinoi.d it. lievink a nnui'al tendency m ilie iiiuciim surlace-, wuli n sii|g,.i degree if B.iintilnu. ii, I reuaril it u- >n*i id Ihe iho,l im nr afct remedies ill chronic caiarrhai aUec'.iuiis. purlieu arly tin.,e «d the ueiilln urinary apparatus. U itli much ro- rpe-t.your ubedleni servuit'.. ' CIIA8. A. LEAH, M. ll.” Dr. Bobbins < f Bnetup.ce.ebru e l |.»r Id* cure «f epilepsy,clioleiu, Ac., cumpluins nl Ibe creai diffituli) • d prut ui ii u pure llulland gill, and speaks<d (lie .-ehei- d.tni Sebusi j>s us ioiluws, uuder uaie of October j, le.iC.— *•1 have cnmmt'iidi’U juur article in lour ca-es-two in CubLecIlt'UI, Ulie I'l N e Ilium, Ull.) .me in IHu ile Island. All uiliole nl m.bkiiidin I’lull Leeded. i I a'o been unable to tind a wubvlliu'.e IU the lulleriu liicdlca nr pure Goilund gin. Yours, C. R« lUINMi.V,*. ‘•Pinlapsl i'lli a, .tu y |.i, i- 3, Vit. I'dolpiio Wolfs,22 liea«er «iroet. New i,?»- “Uear *ir:—l.usl season the writer receivnl, lb it. rt your uucnl iii Hus city, u untile nl your .vr iiiulicscu.- duiu Hclmapps, mill since Uial per.ml lias preacr.l t mb* same iu ceriu.u Nm- >d ur.iiuryo mplaiuis: am. n.cares ol ileb.tity ll. .igetl poiHUis. m» fur Iho fc'I.I.Ul | > t a» been ol much bt iiell. to llioae usniit It. • • • • in conclusion, win re u diuretic and rumulaiit Is requt'id, I sli.ui.tl u-e Hie Aromalic M'heidum Mhnupps. H.ank- ing you lor yniirkiudi.ess. I um lespocllully yours. _ . A.D. -II iLtiNEK, .M. II. for I leU»i||Hl ElUhlll rlreel.” The suhjolnisl letter from I) . I*a ne, oi .ilaircu-ier, WAVER A CONSTANTINE. I New Hampshire, ivlirtes to one ol l> e most tali able LD PEACH BRANDY.-3 bbls. old Piuch : 4 K ; il,cl " i ‘ l p"s,*SK.d by u„. Aioiuauc Bimidy, uliu ltunraii.l Wh.skv. f..r ».tlo bv • . echn >p| s, mnl show. Him It acts ssu speciflc iu o very - f painlui diaeuse. Hie graicl:— < "-'IK. WoLra: tVrum meo address you n lew III.e;, ' which sou are a. .Iberly m u-eil you ih nk pr- per.in re- j Si.ect to your medicines culled ^clieitl.ui ecliuai pe. I ! have Ran u very nbsiiualu case gravel mnl s one of five jeun-sUtnUng,v.ni.-inij very ueuute pain in every all nip. lounna.c AI.er using many lemcdies wi much real., I was Imiuceti l«* Gy a buiile ol your m.-di- C lie. In ;he course id llutennys it proved •tlecinul, d:sii>.;gliig iur e pieces o| slol.e, some o winch was at lar.- ns a man. w | i j ia. I c iiilnueu Ihe cordial, #c c • .me '•>■ dtrecit. ns,aud tin-pLUiiil luniiuued touain, a: d .» Iasi fcC rVenug. 1 tli lo, a U.eulcme of so ill ich • be in ».. u ? ii»..,i.c ncnmpluiut simuid be know n to c pub'.c and u v aorld at lurce. And l.lo'ouc, must ve it uiy approbation and-iguniuri, ^ , TlGi.HA? P\INE M.D.” I f.-tn Dr. John 8. Reese, cueuiist, Ball.more, .MU., LOST OR STOLEN. cww _ 1 Ou M vinos.lay la,t, a bine speckletl Hound vjgfj Pup. ubuut four muni In old, fur which u lit* — icw-md win bf pdtl^un ^leavinj it ut this . WANTED. V YOUNG MAN who- ev.-u.ugs arc unemployed. iv..iihl lake Jobs of pu-tui- an I making out Bids to ilr- 1st January. Apply at this office. d-c 1—< t notice: : >rpor.itt» bodies, bavin: igned, Will please present HENRY 11. EDEN, j BAV’AII MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION A lll-Gl LAU in .litlily m.et.iiji will P- h Id ill the Exchange, on Monday evening u-xt. tlio luihln>t. j dec S 2 jpOT ATOES—to > bbl ■ . Planii'i.' Put ttojs. land- j iug from ship Rotund •• in go >1 urd.c. and for s-.le l’J jlec sj WAVEll .v CONfTANTlNE. U A Y.-2J • bnh •« .-up. r.or r.asu rn Ilay. lau iin. fr.m brig Carrib.e, liom l'aih. nnd Hr mb- by d-c 8 WAVhl! x CONSTANTINE i in 4 lour, just 1 NLOUR-. ’ received ft. C ORN.—2o -■> bu»lit Is prime Corn. p. r C. B. Boa -ale to arrive, by sack- Slip, rllne at n C. It. It -ad. and l WAVEll X CONSTANTINE. WAVER a CONSTANTINE. SXCT AFLOAT.—25 o mcEs Uvt-rpoul8altafloat l»r Mile 4*11 UNs- .1 IIEUTZ. F rench glass.—400 boxes Fiench uih,*, landing and tor sate cheap, bv dec 8 CHAFFER a; CO.. No 0 Whitaker *1. G PI l NS.—" e have now on linn I a large n«*oitm. nt if ST double and single b.trril gun*, suit.due lord ,r. duel; and l>ird shooting. Also 2 large No 5 gua^ . b at ducking gun,, made to order, and I. r sale low. call at dec 7- LUYP.LL k LATTI3IOKE. prime East- landing per u l k gs, COMMERCIAL RECORD. continminc c of the Penitentiary nt Millcdgevillo, nnd tins enlargement nf the building". The Ma jority Report was adopted—yens <55, nays 21. Judge Cone offered a resolution calling for the returns of the Hunk of tlio Interior at Gridin, and the Lngrnngc Hunk. Thu Senate then took up tlio bill to give Slate nid to the Brunswick Rnilrond Company, intro duced Ly Gen. Knight. The Internal improve ment Committee reported n siiliHtitiitctlicrofor. Dr. 1 (fared nn nmendinent, which whs agreed lions to thnt effect, und Walker 1ms accepted them. This invitation is to be extended to Costa Rica and Guatemala, nnd unless they accept it, the forces of tho three other combined States, it is said, will bo used to compel them. It is to be regarded as an act of hostility, if they refuse. Walker’s plans already extend to all Central America. IviMionAXTS.—The Bremen barque Copernicus nrrivod nt Charleston Inst Wednesday, with 179 immigrants for the Gcrnmn settlement in South Carolina. Tlio barque Mississippi, from Bremen, with 250 emigrants, arrived nt Galveston, Texas, on tho 19th ult. SAVANNAH MARKET. Friday, Dec. 8, P. M. COTTON.—There was a good enquiry to-day, but leller* nre h 'Ming back for better prices, and the sales amount to only 8n2 laic* at the follow iug At^at », 1 ;. 29 at 3J 4 ' t 4t at 6 1 ,', 33 at 8)*. 288 at S’*. 41 at frjg. 7ti at 9, 40 at P>», 30 at y} 4 , 145 at 0)i, aud 20 bales Jothro at 12 cents. Savnunitlt Exports, Dec. 7» NEW YORK—Bark Peter Derail!—S2S hales Cotton, 3 boxos Mdie, 13 do Tin Plate &T JOHN'S. (N B)—Bark Empress—3^,000 feet Timber, and 4*),000 do IMank. BATH, (ME)—Schr Somerset—3,.''»I feet Lumber. BOSTON—Schr Kate Holbrook—7,850 buiheti Rice. E astern iiay. ac.—500bah- era Hay, uml Duo barrel* potato,'! ship John Sidney. For Mile bv mw7 UlilHHAM. KELLY A CO. X EW GOODS—.lust reeeived: White Worsted Cups. Colored l.lnttic Belt*. While mil C<d"re.l l-hietlc Bell*. Missescoloteil Kill Glove*, shell side combs. Meliuu vests, Ac. By dot 7 HENRY LATIIKOP k CO. H AY.—300laic* prime Eastern ii.tv. landing fi m brig Ciuabcr, from Hath, mid for sale l.y dec7 WAVER A CONSTANTINE. W ARD.—No.l itnltiinore Lard, iu barrtle MJ *» "lore and for sale by ’ " LYNN k SNIDER. |ATS.—.V'O bu*liejs Henry P, im-yivanta se. .1 .., 1 0 bushels of feed 'at*, dally expected per Mainland, A Stevens, from Balt me a •. and tut '.vie bv dec" _ LYNN a SNIDER B randy, gin &. whisky fur sale by [dec ‘ K UJI.—Landing nnd for sale bv dec 7 WILLIAMS A RATCLIFF. T OR AC CO.-CO boxes Ruck, und tor calc r 'lORN.—For sale nt depot anil in .‘lore. WILLIAMS * RATCLIFF I ASTERN II AY—Landing aud for rale uiut St •tenth O' ‘•I Inv 1 •umber <•! «*ur plivsjcians are ordering the article, vuai l avcutfc....) prescrU t-I ll. I’enut.s 1., wh. Ul • »‘dd L, speak verv l.tgiiiv ,.| 1* quadtur. A mmi u| iu) "Wn |nr:oiial ucquaii.laiitr, bavin? '•I great I) wan ul. utfi Ct loll ul I lie ltit.lt,■)* bl'tl lu A iw.> buiih •. and eubit queid > pasted a deralde size,i.nd Wu» grcall) lelievcd. ll cd, tis.Vl: - ol a pure llollund <• d.mut.p 11 II. A. I 1 11 >*»ur u • general ti: . . Si II.Ss. 1., eriisei c E dec 7 WILLIAMS A RATCLIFF. FOR SALE. gin, wurih) lliuiuidliit'iice ol pbv icinu* wi"a vmw ni procuri gasampie 01 it In dr.-p-ical atleclhuiH, uml in some lurtnv ol renal disearc, i.s eO.ra- c) hu* lung been hckiiuwiutmil, ai d it lu,»..nl, laden miu Uisust! bucauso ui ihe compound- . ,i|,| ui.iu r u.e name ul liui iuul gm. I wm,t t us 11 id pu-i u- 11 is mi exct'lh ui r« lucti) 1.1 iiii'.niiiiu cm caiiiiui piocure a compound lobe relied on.’ ..from • R. IVoo.vvaia, M. D. VYaicrhurv, May 2, lri2:— "l um treating at the present time u chronic ufltciion of Um kidiii)*. w li.ch has shown itself tor) obdiindc l<> diureiics.and huvu been ud.iscd to Use lour Scneidaui Scliiinp|if.” Hr. Snowden Piggot, or Raliiinure, Auc. 14. i,thus indicate* ibe value ui “pure -clieiduui" in urn.ai) coin* "in V BLACK Womnn s i ; year* old. ro,'k, wa-her, and iruncr, souud and of good churacP r. Apply t • [Frt 1 GOOD C.< The deficit in t’uc Yost Office Department for the present year will he nbout two millions nnd a half j The stock, hnw Tyrolese tor the lrouso or IJnp.lmrg. You ehoulfl ; “ r or ■ oml! throc.qmmm ..r „ million moro | to. ltmu.d. to .11.-' pr...«. nMUimn than lust year. There has been added during the r * c> ' 1 n ‘* y bo c * * d ** f " ,low » j year some 3,700 miles of rond servico to tho opera tions of tho DepnrtmcnL WM. WRIGHT. COOK WANTED. •k. wanli'T an t irou- r. will iindngcod situ- jrm. »tiuu ui n small family, and liberal wagv-, bv applying ut this office. dec 7—2 ’ FIVE DOLLARS, ONLY. “ ElOR a beantilul lloim-l ad in the village of Her- manvllle; L. I.. near the city of New York, Ally bn ms uml 250 Bull ling Lot* will lie divided am mg 4ud subscribers on the evening of the 11th inst.. each sub-cri- ber for only So, vvill receive one building lut. 25 by 100 it one to tiv e acres, iur panic WM. WRIGHT. Ag. 'articular.* i have seen the cyo and manner of Frunz when hc said lio would not only lay down his life for the Emperor, but should deem it a high privilege to do It only remains to add thnt tho object r,f my tu, including the Snvnnnnli, Albnny and Gulf Itond, I unexpected trip wns signully accomplished. In to tlio nljpUcntlon tor oi.l TUo nmon.lmont flxo, j Ule ov „„l„g, Frant, hi, tivo ,on. ,io<l tlntlglitor— the "aid ’ at 87,000 per mile, on so much of the ! .... .. . .. Rund n* extends from Savannnh via Doctortown, to n11 wcI1 8 rown ' thc ,nttcr R gwrioualy stout, but it jtinrlinn with the IlrmiMvick Rond, uml pro. fine looking maiden—runic tip to my room, nc- vltles that both Ronds shall establish tho "uino j compnnictl by one of the P. M.’s nieces with u gui- rutcH of freight, from point of junction to Biuns- | ar , nn d sang divinely several of tlioso enchanting rSS* .. ns to itmlmlo 7* "»» "ono or utcir It,tor.,. Uv t,in R b«* in ibe nppli'mtion for aid, tho Savannah, Griffin, j nlmost uRdcr tho shadow of tho Tyrolean glaciers, and Decatur (Ain.) Rond. i It wns strange to hour such melody,nnd such nn cx- Mcssrs. Hnrdemnn nnd Knight opposed tlio quisite combination and adjustment of voices, all amendment ns being murderous in intent. Mr. without tbc aid »»f science. Ru> hntuiii disclaimed liny such intention, nnd ar- ; np .. riMnn . guod tlio wisdom and justiro of his amendment.— | ° . lie wns opposed to State Aid on principle; but if it : caught up ns they float through tho air, and re- were to be adopted, he wns for catholicizing it—4 prated. It was strange too, to remark so much making it general. j t nB | 0 nn d fueling ill tlioso ivho.hnd just served you, .Mr. Preplm fittingly oppoftt.l tlio itmontlmont, l , ( ,l,|n ortilMwlii.ro. Out ..no of tit. .on. I„„ and ut some b’liglh ; and iidvociiled tlio interests . , . . . . . of tl... two flrrt npplit-nnto Tor nitl. Mr. M.-Millnn J ••*« '“I' 1 '"* 11,0 r ""“-' r l "’ llr “ lllcr opposed the amendment; ho wnnted the bill mi- | at Schwnz, lament tlio decay of their lino voices, trammeled. Mr. Gibson wished all the llonds Hint i which have suffered ns much perhaps from the fiini- as from ad viiin ing age. I •y particular request," ns thu play wimtod help to COOK for»«r.l, ... Hint bo mill,I form | „ u l, ra it, an idea of wlint the State would have to assume. J 1 Mr. Wellborn snhl tlio union of Snvnnnnli and | ,nn >' n ' ,,, tl,nt I ,nr,k j ,nn >' 1 bills have it, tlie enptnin ininb his nppcarunco iu tho uniform of liis company. Yours, J. L. L. Haciiki. is in Charleston, having gono thereto take the Isabel tu Havana, hut bur baggage nut nrriving in time, she will remain over until Ihe next trip. She is suffering from severe cold, and argued against the Htalo Aid policy. Mr. I*"ng t u Uuha to recruit. It U thought tdut will uot .ml Mr. Ilurl.unitn'n mmimlmf.,.., mnl minin a j , r „,. „„„„ tliorongb "llrunswiek Bpeech. After some fur- 1 3 " 1 ther debiite, llio amendment of Mr. It. was lost.— Yens 26—nays <51. I'uuding action on the bill tlie 8unalu adjourned. Brunswick in lliebill, was in violation of (lie un derstanding of tlie Internal Improvement Commit tee. lie was therefore willing for other Ronds to come iu. As to thu .‘•'Into Aid policy he could not say how ho would vote. Mr. Hiiehaniin said he had fully tested the patriotic desires of tin* Senate, about which so inueli was said. He did nut think it patriotic to reject Ids amendment. Mr. II. then Tlio Stnto of North Carolina lias distributed ! among tho several counties of tho State, during tho : current year, thc suirt of one hundred and eighty- ; one thousand dollars for tho support of Common School/. JiT>or. Bayly, of Virginia, is in Washington, but, it is said, will loavo in a few days for tho South, and spend tho winter at Havana nnd Santa Cruz. IHh health Is still very precarious. Nomination for tub Presidency.—Millard Fill- niuru is tlio clioiro of tho Cumberland Miners' Journal far President in 1850. Land Warrants hnvo further declined, nnd tho market continues unsettled. Tlio dun loro buying reluctantly to-day nt tho following rates, viz : 8rt’s nnd Kill’s 98 cents per aero. Oil's and 120's 93 " " Largo quantities have been brought in by mem bers of Congress, and orders from tho West aro Kill lu'ld kick, which must produce it further de cline.—Wash. Organ. The triumph of o« v . Bnrstow, says tho N. Y. Herald u now asserted by tlioso who seem to un derstand best the returns of ihe recent Wisconsin election. Dr. Charles W. Moore, Jr., of Boston, hns h offered the appointment of Surgeon in the Russ ii , ;" , y. mill a salary uf $3,000 per annum, and a liberal nutllt. 1 , Tlie iimnsioii of Gov. Hunt of Nuw York has | linen destroyed by lire. C. Burnham k Co.'e Circular.] HAVANA, 27th November, 1855. "'o bog reference to our report of lUth inst. Sinco then, the receipt of favorable advices, from tliti Sugar markets, both of Europe amt tho United States, hat enusod holders here, to tftiw their pretentions, to that former price* have net only been fully re-established, but an average has been given.— ', is so small, that transactions aro almost ;o he fixed with accu- ■"'kites 94a to 11)4 ; Yellows 9 to 10rials ; Cucurchos and Browns 7.'* to8>, siali. The crops of eevoral estates have been contracted at high rates. For three, amounting to 9000 boxes, nnd producing only a small proportion of whites, $19 per bix has been paid, all rouud, w ith a cash advanco gf $20 ; for another 6.'^, 7J,, 7){ and 9* 4 rlnls, ha* beon given, for Cucurchos, Browns, Yellows ami White*: aud for another CJ 4 , 7) 4 , .‘J* aud P) 4 sis. There were filso contracts for several Muscovado crops, at 6 toC.'i rials, mostly with cash advances. In clayed Molsssos, engagements have been made, at 6 to C, . rial* for delivery In December, 5 anl5', rials for delivery Loctureson Engbsli iiiatorv and Tragic pootrv: bv tlio iu January and February, aud one contract at 5 rials, for 1000 Int'' ITol'e»sor Recti, nt IVniisv Ivunia University’, ensks, duliverablo in Dccomhor and January, snd 2000 casks Grotc - II.story of Gm-tv, lvi v. I. mo. in February and March. For single early cargoes 7 rials is ' JJugiiitii'Poems. Morocco, extra giilt. asked. 1 *o«-< 8 anil I’o.’tiy ot America, nntiquo calf gilt, The hnslnei* In Coffeo Is insignificant at Sit to $12. Iniports-Rice continues to arrive from various quarters, and tlie transaction! comprised 1700 bags Java at 12 to 13 rts.. tHk) bags Mtiranham at 12), rls . and 3tW bags Campeachy at whilo of Carolina, thoro were only cold HO casks ll'.. rls., which arrived from$avanuah, 30casks Infsrlor from > 1'liiladelphia at 12tj rl* and somo small lots from sioro by rs- , tail. The stock of Carolina, iii first hands is (KM or 700 casks, ' including n cargo which Mine iu from Charleston. In Pitch I I’i'i® Liimher, n cargo from I’onsacula was takeu at $29> 4 , ono from Mobile at $2ti, and two from tlio Utter port were on con- ! tract. Freights—Thore has been rather more demand for vessel* to Europe, hut scarcely any to tho Uuitcd Slate*. Two Span- ' ish lirigs woro taken to Falmouth and near ports at £3, one to I 1°'!' ,s ! ' Lomhoi at £2 17*. (I, on* to Antwerp at £3, and £3 A*, was I TO CAR paid for Molasses to Great Britain ; obtained £1 to load in Cardonas for the United Slates a small hartpio was chartered at a rate equal to 75 rl*. per Im*. hesuleo wlitoh we heard of no traiisaotiou. <•' bango un Lomluii Ul to lli) ( per coul. prom.; New York and Ihisloii 'j lo I pur cent, prein. pliiliil*: -I um fully senilblo of the ureal beiii'flist.-vbevlerivrd in cciluin lurius ol uruiar) clisGirbuncc, Irom tl.o use ol U 'iw| liol nml ;bui.hoi is an article cu dittK-uii lo procure, wit mill g. cut trouble, ibat I Imve been pellctiiu coiitvi. ii*y si ii wiih | as pnlu'uUu uuU. ilit-re- lore, less lain I till) inktii no iii. mm ni., ^ r.rst rase scln iviaiu cui.liol lull lo mee t w uli ihc heunv appro- ballon of pli)*iciuiia.” Hr. U. 1*. Hi.'kii'V, of East Boston, Auu. II, 1:52 writes *1 have Just reci ived yours nt the 7th Inst, uml being tul.v eoiiv.ncvtl lliut pure Huilaml kin i- possvaectl t iu..h) Hiedicinul | ropulics, wli.ciu w i.ciijinliclooslv ml* niiiiislk'tc<',proviiiiv ter) livi.vllciiit n mils, I slmli be hippy loiutrovliicv vo ir Aroiimtic ^chciUuiu tfclmapps miiuiig ni) iriiiiusii. ill's tiviiiity.” l)i. J. i.. otin.le. Drukesvule, N.J , tu Janunr), lfo3, wnii'S as loliow s “So great lias hern the difllcult) with me lo procuro a purenrucle ul gi-, ami sooilcu linvo i bocii tli,#p- puiuleii, Gmt I h v«- ul nt • pi in', rt-lv ccHsoit to proiiiie i riii lor niiy compliiiiit, and • uvo nourl)' dcppa rui of being aide to do il w i Ii (.enter Mini—, unless v. iira | i.*vv;.nt )ou claim lor; it so, )ou win have coii't Hod a | boon on tlie practitioners tli ibis coimirv. Uml I um 1 sure iliev will iioilies'ow lo i eknow l«d-zt'.” from Hr. S.F. l'..rbee, lolmto, Unio. Aug. 13, leS3. I *• I In-In qili'i.l Holies o| the mliHiiniii scl.nat |'*» I b ull h) iho pr.'ics-ioii nnd tin- pros*, hud ll ducvd H»*» ; dtsire of losliiigilio officuc) ol tins pu-puridioii •»< d ,n ticioio I iu'iiihI youi nolo. 1 gum ii will uilili !<*• cvpeciulioiis o| iho most Miiiguii'o. uml piovc belli * I blessing mid u pi. Ill to Hufforii k iiainm"') ” | nr. H. t oikins, town pli)nicinii m d sd'-ooa .d Lviufi, Coiuiocliciii.Kiys, in it loiter da oil Oc oler 14. 1“ ••• “I coiistdor )our Sclm dam 'Cbmipps a mppeiior Ur- I (icU-.aiitl one Gnl will not come sboii nl our Idghest e\| ufluli.'iis liis un niliclo Ibe uutlical DulviiKy | have long waiiwd. I buve iisovl it, so Inr willi ctvry uppaivtit avwcva* It. Ut’t.Kl-'** • I ADOHAioKY. Now 1 oik, Mn) -. L-oJ. I “Mr. I'pwinio UoLiDkak^ir: Ic.innol «|ioaa Prime Gang of 80 Hire Field Negroes. 1 , 1 r;. l 'aSS5i.Mi; l, 1!:S2rT.7'..i'TS-Ti’.nS'.T o.i SRT^: I. or a faun fr apply to • , , ROSE CLARKE. T. In-t btHik, superior to Ruth Ilnll, Fanny Fora. Ac. Al-o Flank Leslie's Gitrotte ot Fashions, for Docomiicr, Knickorbuckor Mngaziiio for Docuuilmr. Putimin s Monililv for December. Roeoivod by WARNOCK A DAN lsi Rooksvllers A Suil.uiou, i tlec ~ _ No. 159 Congioss street. pharmacy: A N introduction to pinct cul Phnrntacv, n text book JM. tor tlio student-, and guide to ihe pUvsitian.l’har* ininiiiesi ami diu gifts' by Ld. Part Ult, with upward* : "• '”o hundred dluvtint •• - Grot- I Dug unis' P i l'otis nml l’o.'tiy ol Ai I Female Foots of'AmurIra. do i Harper and I’utnain. Magazines, for December. Keetdc’s Christ.an y nr; elegantly illustrated uud bound iu Antique call • xtra. t London Art Join mil lor November. Uli.imber s Etlouburg Journal, tor December. "'. THORNE WILLIAMS. BY LOUIS D. DoSAUSSURE. \ T PRIVATE SALE, an iiiieommonlv prime gang of $0 . rice Add in gGH S, accustomed to Ui • ciilGtro of rice In the Altniiuiliii river. Terms >in modal ing. Apple u the niuru I mil oil, or all) ol III. duct* sileh niGCliu'V"' coiiMlimii'ii. i>i< • wbi dlMlIVd •ell) ire*' <r> i)llv*c il ir.fpa . fll'C upo l".' ol alcoholic em I" iUR . mill) A rnrro.wpuiiilpnt wants to luu siilering the ffreiit utility «.r tlio not wruiifg In vail it w ‘«stc nf wnter!' vvliftlior, mn- poets are Why is a married man like a enn.lie ? Hfcnu-f ho suiuetlmvs goes out ui night when lie oiiglm'l llrcrlpta Per ( i iilinl llnllrontl Dec. 1. 2'M <"•«••• t'••pp.-r tire, 15 41 Gale. Celliui. .V.i sk* Vt heal, |VS •Iu I'erii, VltUc. 2t*"il.' and l.lo I Ids Fleur. .HI hale. Yarn., .WI Dry Hi.lt-, and M.lto, I" Gum A Wa.l.lnirn, lliltl.en' i'U'UUu,' A t'e. Utvl.tuv a MtvuU. 4 VV l nthrep a t », Uw.c, Gn- Vls A • ", t-eheiis A llerli. Wllhnnn A I'... ASA fe. NAIIA Ce. J J .nr,. W Hfilmtlg". E t'.vr-ei„ A I'.., T U N.., lt A D"h.iA I'e.i.r. friine. Wells A Ce. Ile.l u A l... Sewv.-i A W Ii reel,.. Welislcr A Ce. .1 J lllii. s, A H.ivvve..l, I ' ,t |. .......... UIOCK’.AVKUS. ' ul an American l.rtg fljHOI OhAIiS mil In* Ivceived liv the stil'mrilier. mine tle>iiiiati.ni. To 12 oVIm lt M.. oil Wmlnemliiy. tlio l'.Mli inst.. hn Hi- .iiil.ling or tlio 8..11. II Iloust. on llio. orm rofRnv an l Hull at reels. For more piirlhular informalioii call n lira office second »|..ry N-rr.ll lluuse.i vvli.ro I ho I'luiift ami Hpeeilleatioira enn be s.-on. •h'f " JOHN 8. NORRIS, Architect. S tate of Georgia, i touii whom it may CHATHAM IMI'NIY. j concern: M li.-roas,Geoiin’F. Pulliie, willapplv at Hie Court <•( lliiilil»tii*(i«.ii on llie< *lale.'l M il- wlilii.nl—most o .nip.i-ui.ii:vtl with ll. I have . sprcifd ll.•• vuiious proci'SH’a ot drali InUoii prac.lffu i nl know Hint iinu-iial«aie is lakon <<* sep.trait dcmi lit* Irom Iho puir nlrolml ai d voin .-eliii.il |»a i- n striking prool of Us succo*".— i As n ino.llcnl imoiit lor cluoiiic and renal alii'Ciioira, I |,nve siiccc's*iull> prercribod H* ami reeoiiiiii. I'd ll n» iigroenlile eonl.nl und hniiiilis* sIiuiiiIhui, and ehnll c.iiu.im'I"do so us we I as b* u«e il a-a source ol p>|re alcohol lor cbt'iiiifitl Hivesilgallons uml experiments. »«Viiur oticduii i II ..Ig.ra: Th "hum it vnnv oi.jt ro, tin >rn l Ml' be and nppe; ISAIAH I>l’.i K Tho Rfiiiinio Is so'il end Ur. cvrsluitioI'm 22 Heaver st. No Plnlailolphni. Ciiiisiihlug AnlvDoal Chomisl. v till iho respcdublc IPugglsW lied Slalfs. UDOI.PID* WOl.FL. York and **»»'i'h tX ' Soil III-millrjllt M'll.C, ED 4H4 STOLEN. I.v "A l'" i J a i* i . ill. V Co. T U shackle- tl.o » I Moil'll,V inJ.iiiiiiiiv next, ollieivvlw- Mid bl vfv. ) A . I M i.h D.H.->|*. ll,-.. I.G' r .olor. tor. Will I... gn...lrrt. I ..ml " l.ib- a..*vve.p lo n.o.if ol •;.-AMI«». "ilnom.. John M. .Milieu, Esq . Ordinal) for Chatham jjjfK A lib.i d iew.ini will b.' paid lor the GC'e- coil, i I.v, this sixth day ol D.voiiih. r. ***•••’•• ryolMi.IIW.lw _ JOHN M. MII.LEV o. <