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THE REPUBLICAN SUSUSHIO BY ALEXANDER & SNEED European Correspondence of tb« Paranaah Republican. SAVANNAH RKPUHLIC \N, TUESDAY MOliMMi, DKChMliER U, 18. Official ProeerdiiiKssr Couacfl. 'y. CITV AND COUNTY PRINTERS. M •OUcH, Bavaria, Oct. 30, 1652. NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE of the Savannah Republican. fOR p _ uj uuiu|n'nu I III iu Soon », .rs' ,1 In Monioh, Ihc Oololior |lultcrjal f „ mng „„ I* 1 n (XL- . .1 _I.:_L J • " Nrw Yon*, Dec. flth. Wo are likely to be troubled hut little in future, by European immigrant.*, judging by the very in the mrival* this yonr i t# Itt « 00 Dattfi In Advaava, par Antanna, If nnt In AAvanct, wvzur' ***’- i ss ss ••.r.'.Wpu. Tk. ItM« nllmoUon. wliioh Iron j wllh fr „ m , bi) ,„ ; 0M.J. from .11 put. of ««»r. ... . IOU.IC.I , KnelKh, French, nn.1 (lonn.n Hint U,o i “ * * cu1 ' U,f “~ *““ hcr '' ll “ ‘ p.((enjt«r Imataow i., to u.o . cult hut o.preuho SAVANNAH, QA: Tuesday Mornluc. Dcrrrabrr II. bv TKLKr.nAnTmK the i; kiu hi.ican CHAKLraroK, Dec. ll>th. Pilot of cotton to-day amount to 2,500 bale*, with an upward tendency in price*. M'ile Rachel wiil positively appear on our board.* la "Adrienne" on tbe 17th instant. | building appropriated was tbe Crystal Palace, for the exhibition of the products of Darnriuu iinlus- try. For till* purpose. about ono-third of the ini- iuodso edifice war separated from the rest by a vast curtain. Hero au immense orchestra was erected. Tho best aents (numbered) were in the “nohle- gtUlory," so called. Then there wore seats of n lower price, in the galleries above, and on tbe area below. A pavilion. proj>crly draped, was nrranged for the King and members of the royal family, op posite tiio orchestra, on a level with the "noble- jsfr We receive I no dispatch**? last night from Washington, New York or New Orleans. 49* Persons dedntur h «v!|. IJ furniture, should n t fad to attend the loige -ale tolai In M this duv, bv M.*»r*. Beil U I'rvnti**, at the Marshall llous *. d,c 11 CntTTAYoocA Aof-SCY.—We are requested to iuvitc attention to the card of Messrs. Lynn A Sni- dor to be found in our pra-ent issue. Arnii't.ErM.—The Maunder announces thnt Mr. Chanfrau and Mis* Albcrtino, whose arrivnl y«s- terday wa« prevented by the indisposition of the latter, will positively nppe ir this evening. BRio "Abbot."—We misinterpreted our Charles- ten dispatch in supposing the crow of the brig.ltfcott to be lost. They were nil taken off by the British j abip John IIokrt.ll, bv whom the Abbott was run in to, and brought to this city Saturday morning.— The steamer Gordon, which went in search of the Abbott, has returned after a careful and fruitless search. It is supposed thnt she went down at the point to which she was towed by the Carolina, Narrow Escape.—Tbe horses attached to a Bakers' wairon and driven by Mr. Waggcustein, a German, took fright near the market yi*terday i morning aud dashing off struck ngainst a small I wagon and koooked Mr. W. from his scat. lie ' lodged on the swingle tree of the near horse and be- * ccmingcntangle l iu some way iu the gear, was earned in this critcal position ut fell speed down Congress sune.irto East Broad where he wa? knock ed loose by bis 1-cad corniug in contact with the wheel of a dray. lie was seriously injured 1-y the * ctEcusaion, but it i* thought he will recover. The horses brought up again*: a fence in East Broad, against which what remained of the wagon was literally shattered. Prrr.tTEK. bit not SrBDCED.—The Americans of the Eighth District are fur from being terrific by their late defeat, which was accomplished by an extraordinary combination against them of friends and foes. They arc agaiu sounding the trumpet and rallying anew for another contest, it is to be hoped, upon a mo auspicious field. We 4re gratified to sec that meetings have l^cen held in Warren and Lincoln, and full delegations ap pointed to the MiUedgcvillo Convention. Among those recorded as Wing present, we recognize many of the most worthy and substantial citizens of those cjuntics. Let our friends press forward and never be discouraged by past di«asters. We Lave suffer- fed a temporary defeat in the first battle through the herculean efforts of tbe politicians, and the most unfair and outrageous ui:‘representations of our principles and objects. The p-cojde may be deceived tor a time, but wheretruth will finally pre vail, they can never remain in their blindness.— When the great American doctrines of self-preserva tion and self-government shall have Wen properly understood by the freo people of this country, the day of their triumph wiil have dawned ; and it will be a -lay of shame to the miserable slanders of u religions persecution " and “ treason to the Con- ititation,” by which we have Wen defeated. Ttoo “Washington Organ" aud the Slavery (iueatlon. In a late number of the Washinat'-n Organ, (which, eo far as we know, is the self-consiiuteu national organ of the American party) we fiud aotno remarkable, and we think, very ur.-afe positions upon the slavery issue. We should be doing in justice to the southern wing of the party, and at the same time deceive the Organ, did we fail to no- t ee them. A little history mnv he necessary for a proper understanding of the progressive rteps by wh'- h that journal has arrived it its present con- elusions. tor some time, and until very recently, Mr. B irwell, of Virginia, an able writer and true man. Las Won at the helm of the Organ’s affairs, ft be came necessary, for -umc cause to us unknown, but of which we huve our opinion, for that gentleman tu retire, and upon that evunt its present editor, Judge Ellis, succeeded to his place. The next thing we hear of the Organ is that it has entered the lists as a competitor for the printing of the House of Representatives, and coincident with that movemout the public is favored with an editorial article upon national politic.*, and tbe American party with certain advice upon the slavery ques- tio-i, to be taken in the event they desire to pre serve their national organization, or, (which we have no doubt was a matter of equal moment to the writer, and the real meaning of the article) to elect the Organ to a share of the public plunder! Be this as it may, we Wive only to do with the opin ions of the editor as they affect the party for which he presumes to speak. The article alluded to is lengthy, and lest we tire the reader wo present the following extract which may be said to embody tbe substance of tbe whole: "We hold it to W nn unpcniaUe proposition that a national party cutinot be formed iu this country, if an uttompt W made to coerce its members to surrender their views and opinions upon local or sectional questions, tbe regulation of which forms no part of the legitimate purposes of any national party. Dijfertmr of opinion upon inch local and national qncttioni muit be tolerated." This extract involves two propositions, neither of wlicb is true. To tLe first wc reply that it is not true that the South requires of any northern man to surrender his private “views and opinions" upon tBe question of slavery. They uiny think as they please upon any question to far as tbe South has a choice, Lot she does oppose any action on the part of the North thnt infringes the constitution and is subversive «f her rights. She bu. asks that our northern bietiircu let us al- lie, und that they pledge thetuselvg*, not to change their opinions, but to abst-in from any interference wiib the existing settlement of fu« slavery questiou. This is us little as we could oak ; it is reasonable, it is just; we deiiand it, and are resolved to submit to nothing 1. st The T welfib arti ole of the l’kiladeiph ia Platform meets the case. Let our American brethren at the North .plant themselves oa that, or prepare for the tttai alienation and hostility of the southern wing of the party. We sj>enk plainly, for the time has arrived when wc should understand each other, and look ibis question honestly iu the fucc. Har'-ng disposed of the Organ's first proposi tion, the recoud i» easily overthrown, as it relies upon a misrepresentation of the South as it* only support. If the rights of the Southern people to an equal participation iu the common property of the nation be nothing; if the equality of the South- * u Stateii aseonstitncnOparU of the Fedor, i Union be a delusion ; if our qmet and freedom from per petual ouuoy aucc? at the hands of funnies and fiols be an unreasonable cxiu-tiun, then is tbe Or gan right when it soys that slavery is not a “legit imate" question for any uaiionul party, and that tbe south should unite with her cucmica n*. well ns with her friends when the spoils are at stake. Thu man who takes such a position is cither ignorant of what is right, or would sell his country to pro mote his private ends. In either contingency, he is unfit to be trusted ns a sentinel over the rights and honor of a free people. The Organ may not be able to comprehend the philosophy of our rea soning, and to *o« the vnret Interests thnt arc at slake in this matter ; but the Koiith docs, aud will maintain those interests at whatever cost. siderably diminished. Ireland ha-1 already become so depleted of her population that tho portion re maining could obtain ns good a living at home us in the New World. From Germany, however, ,, , ■ there was an increasing emigration mid it seemed gallery. Beside the individual singers and per- , ... , , , ,, , . * .u.rei .... ...... r. a i... .... ! V kc, . v 11,01 «o should haven great influx of our foreign relations from tho fadcrland. Tho war, however, has furnished employment and drawn off, in various ways, the surplus population of Qcr* many, and emigration is now falling off there quite | lut errstluft Fortlgn Ncwsi j' Col. Shnfl'ner, who was n passenger by tho At- j lantic. nud hn* come direct from 8t. Petersburg!), J Savannah 1?cc. 10, 1855. has favored ihc N. Y. Tidies with some interesting I Pursuant lo law, the Board elect a -sctnbled.— ; item.* concerning Russia and tho war. Wo copy The certified returns of tho presiding Magistrates tho following : i at the election for Mayor iuid twelve Aldermen of | ^ CoMi’AitATivr. Bravery or rnx Britisu and the City of Savannah and Hamlets thereof, held Fri:m ii.—The Russians say thnt the British press, at the Court lloiiso in said Citv on Monday Do- i L ° Ua c n . Tl ii C,,, ., h . M ra, lcd •“ j comber 3rd. 1855. were bid before the Board— ilo justice to tho bravery of tho English soldiers nt ! „ ... .. , , . ,,, . , I lire Ilnhli. Around the MnUkoUthe grnuud vrns ! S'."' 1 .n-'l return. II UK'uurod that l.Jwurd C. i composed of soft earth, and tho approaches were Anderson was duly elected Mayor of suid City . . - easily made to its very base. The French, there-l and lluuilets for the eiisuiug veur, nn-1 tbe follow- carry them, by both the English and continental lore, had no distance to traverse, mid. consequent- j in „ „ a ined gentlemen duly elected Aldermen gorerniuems, are such thnt masters decline taking *.'*nofiruto undergo previous to their hnud-to- i , , ,, . ... PMrengor,. Before ,lre K0u.cn. „f ,h, Uu. l ......... >vi.l, ,lre if,..,In,,,. Th« .pure Wore I 1 i-l-rd Uru.1 o.v, RoWrt A. Alien. Aaruu Chum. ■tan wur. lire omlgretiou from Irelnml hud .-on- tho contrary, compu,ml ofrouk ] rlun. Hubert Liekllien, "in. 8. Unsh.gur, J.d... NEW ADVERTISEMENTS- i caktsom io 'run phrase, "done for." The restrietious placed upon thoir departure and upon ibe ships which of merit, the chorus was reinforced by tho members of the musical societies (<Lie Icrtufvlu) of a groat nutiilwr of towns, as of Augsburg. Nurem berg, Ilatisbon, Passan, Ac., *%o. In all, there were some 350 or 400 women. 5»‘0 men, an-l un or chestra of some 250 instrumvnts-iu nltogcthet near 1.200 perfi-rmer.*. Imagine Ilanden’s Hallelujah chorus thundered fortli by this tiememlous force. On the Cr*t day—1th October—Haydn's c;rn- fi«» • w.vs aluue performed, with a unity mid effect quite indescribable. The first s-.-'io n.*'e was hard ly uttered when an incident oecurre*l which I wiil j roece-i t-* relate. From where 1 sat looking down upon mid beyond the orchestra. I ob.-erved u slight partition of canvass in a wooden frumogently giv- ns rapidly ns in Ireland. Up to the present time the number of immigrants from Germany this year is. in round numbers, only 50,000 against ISO,000 to the corresponding date la*t year, and from Ireland 40,000 againstJyO.OOO in 1851. While it seems to lie nn admitted fact thnt the war has been the principle agency in checking emigration from Europe, there have undoubtedly been minor causes nt work, which have co-operated to decrease the movement. The governments of Great Britain aud of some of the German States fjim i tl.nt they liiborin; , -.i the contrary, composed of rock . . und the British were unable to make their approach- ' M. Cooper, Robert D. Walker, IUchar-1 D. Ar- us Hire tho Freneli. At tho tusuttlt they wore, in [ m ,|d, Dumllllok A. O'Bvri.c, Solomon Col,on, John trim fUr , “" 1 " " 1,0 *, v - v i J. Kcllv. John F. I'oscv. ! irotu tniee tiers of guns, converging at each end . r n . , . . , , „ . Of the nodal. : and yul. in tho face of ikl. lorril.lo 1 iml1 ' of ' ,Dll ' c *** udnnniitorod by Robert emii.onade. they stood their ground for two hours. I Raiford, J. P.. to Aldermen Alleu,Bradley,O’Byrne, Russian officers who witutssud the scene, give Champion, Bussengcr; Laeklisou, Kelly, Posey, jreut. r oredit to the BriUsli on this uoon.ion, thun j Co „,,„ Arnold, "-ulltor, und to Hi: Honor tho nicy no in ttie trench, whose success was chiefly ' owing to the suddenness with which they effected , ‘ •' or ' ibeir object. The Bjard being organized, proceeded to elect a Chairman; Alderman Robert D. Walker was nominated mid duly elected to that office. AT HEN ,E I'M. I."»aoc rik! Mnnnc< r Acting and Stngv Alanagci... MB, CIIANFHAV aniTmISS ALBERTIYE, II A V K .t II It I V E b . . Tuesday Evening, December 11th, 1803, Onnimi’iiiIns with THE AVI DOW’S VICTIM! • lb which Mil. CHANFUAU, MISS ALDKltTl.NL and Ml as LOUISE Itr.LDKlt, will appear. After which, In and Out of Place. In whkh Mim ALUliltTINE will tustaiu FIVE C1IAlt- i ACTE US. To c-.nclu Jo with GLORIOUS TOODLES! Timothy ToodU#, iu which will l.u represent' ** tipsy scene **" ' Sr ...MU. UlANUtAU. 5 way, probably by pressure ot tuose sundin^ . . .1 i t t •. -.it ■ were losing too large a*rortioti of tho side isle, where it was. suddenly several 1 , , , * population, and took the earliest opportunity to I make more striugent passenger laws, while their -i . . w presses otmuiued no opportunity to color hiehlv seemed to become composed n.-ain. There was ■ . ... • » • «.W un. brief uremru. «b.u nn. tin.lo vole, •“< «» M ” f * n " J «**« w * w * "‘ ; ' 1 ro.,1,1 it reuobcd tb. ■udi.Dce, W o„ld hu,. '» «**."•'»'«“ Vy ^ion „f .hi: com,. ■ try. This expedient is still kept up, and will no j-erson* iu tbut quarter of the house started tothei feet, but most cj^iueni, seeing things ns they were. prevented the frightful panic which ensued. In , * . , , tb.lt moment, other: more remote, wire could out JuU ‘ ' 0n f “ k “ f ‘" '*> .« trim, bud ttanupired, und ubo bud beurd. pr.,b- ' ‘ f •>** “P ”» >k« «'r- eblv, .bo doubt, euprereed to .be ability of the I r lu! , I’ T” 1 *'* 0 "- »•" •* “» probab.llty of Amur- . . , ,, • , ' ica becomiug depopulated, it cuugrati 'iifro:nEu- (d.hcc to sustain such a vast assemblage, took the , * 1 6 “ “ . . . , ® rope should cease nt once, alarm, an.I in a few seconds n perfect frenxv pus- L. i .i l >r. The new o:ean steamer C. » anderbiU is rcadv stsse-l tho house. The scene which followed, it , , ,, , _ , . ‘ • . , .. . , , ■ for launehin.’. aud next Tuesday is the dnv «et were lain to attempt to picture. A rush was mado i . , • i apart f«.r her to kiss the hrinv waters fur the first time. Her machinery is all completed nt the Aliairo work*. Tho Adriatic progresses rather I slowly, but she will be all the more substantially | put together in consequence, no doubt. None but ] the host materials thoroughly seasoned, are used in her construction. She is tho sharpest sea-going 1 steamer I ever saw, and her model is admitted by , experienced nautical meu to be ns near perfection , as anything ever seen. She will not probably be fairly completed much before next September.— Cnpt. James West uow of the Atlantic, nud not ... Loni1si ' an ‘ce or Russian rule in the Crimea. lo have been able to retain the city of Sehmto- pol Would undoubtedly have gratified the pride of the ID --i.il. .... „i. I ... l i . . RESOLUTION OFFERED AND ADOPTED, u.l Russian people, but its loss is not regarded a.* a inislortune, tor it is believed that QortschnkolT can hold the North Fort* against any force that the All!..* can bring against him. Here, too, the Rus sian Government has established a foundry, which toniP-rly supplied the Malnkoff with guns as fast a* they were required, and recast the ball* that fell ia sin a showers from tho allied batteries. Thus, i' will l.e seen, thnt GortsrlmkufT is not more likely .la. k war K.'ifti'.v/ now than ho was before the i.ill of tiie city. A* to provisions and supplies for 1 is army, it perfectly understood that he is al ready provi led for ihe cnsuing"winter. It lias I e ah frequently asserted by the British Press, and has general!" been believed, thnt the wagon com munication i vtivcen the interior of Ru*sia and the, ,, , (.’ri:> a ini> longer possible. This is said to be | Health and Cemetery—Aldermen walker, Ar incorrect; t >r, wagons in summer and sledges in | no lo winter, laden with provisions, travel bv thousands I J»>I—Aldermen Cooper, Posey, E:.«.«enger. to Perekop. whence they return laden‘with salt.— i Dr - V . Culture—Aldermen Arnold, Basinger, lDu he the actual condition of affairs in the Crimea ' ^ l, il ,l |P* on g a* it may, the belief prevail.* among tho masses of Public tales and City Lots—Aldermen Cohen, the Russian people that ihe peninsula will not fall O'Ryrne. Bradley. into the hands of the Allies. The preparations i Market—Aldermen Champion, Kelly, Walker, going on ii' w are on an euermous s. ale. Old can'- i Pump?—Aldermen P< sey, O'Byrne, Cooper. I bov ora open at 7—Commence 7? 4. I>earnliig from mine of the respectable o Mri| I Ubaileiton and Karfoiuti, Uial my (‘clieiilam \n,n lt ,' Fchri'»i p*,|» ekl<>ii«lvi(|y c-mnUTtelled b> a nuu,U f !! I lqii"Y lolxern In New Vor«, I’n ladelpbia and amt tlmtlng Dial iliu pliau s daringlyR-lrerti>.< n,*.;, ’ iilr.ioua drceptlom under the name wltieli bcl.,1,#,, ' ’’ as Iclt, I think It ne. ea-ary to oution the eoini MclI ! agaoist the.o vendors o| ,n In disguise. * I introduced the .-cheidaiu Aroui-llcect>i.ap(^f,, rlh purpose of supply.n« the medical faculty and the ai, commumiy wnli a pure m.ihclnal •pint, wl.ich ,/, ? be proscribed with cn-OJi-nc:-; to nil ca**-* «*i.«- r , •■!' ant* were required, w.shout pro 'uctr.j tt.e fearf.j: e , * sequences wlit' h ii var ubly rrsutt fr«>m us.nu a.;.j|, 1 ed liquor. Iu order to render nsiurancedoubly i brtithe erficle ui.a’yz.d b. cheir.ltl* of wnr! c*.lebrtly,tMid anl»rnl't*-<l iilorexperiuienial lean,, artuds of iiis* iiLU'-bc j medical pracblioniri. sponres from Itn-tc M'tirec* were of the most t cul .uid sjlislaclory character It is unw helun lie, ■urrounded witli p e>e iruarantee*,and h**r. lll( l|ie ^ unlmpeecltab!eeiidorr«iiien », anu I call u]h>ii the coir •n mi y to piuiect ibeimoltes ai.e me, Hour own |, ni j and my reputation. I y Irowi.ing r own an ; rej.uju- lliep.ur, i al speciilst'-r*. wbo a'« peddling u ( . ir f ^ com nmol ties under c >ier of my trade mark*. fc ,. ,. I By Alderman Basinger— Jiciolifd, That a coiniuiltQe of three be appoint ed by tfic Mayor, to prepare a body of rules for tbe direction of tho proceeding* of this Bontd, to report at it.* next regular meeting. Thnt tho rules of the Ib-ard of 1 Sod and 1S54 be adopted ns | the rules of this Board until the report of said ; committee shall be acted on. The Mayor appointed tho following staudiug | Committees of Council for the ensuing year: Finance—Aldermen Allen, Cohen, Champion, ! Arnold, Kelly. I Stiects aud Lanes—Aldermen Bradlcvy Allen, i Wnll.tr. non are being replaced by taw, and, through the Department—Aldermen Allen, Latklison, ftjai the floor below for the doors, and from the galleric? above to tbe stairs leading to them. Some were forced laterally ngainst the glass near the landiug place*, breaking the glass and cutting themselves fearfully. One tnan had his r.rm bro ken, others fell and injured themselves, and others were trampled on. A wild cry of distress and terror arose on nil sides. Chairs aud benches were overturned, women were screaming, and the broken glass increased tho confusion. One frenzied wretch ran over the glnss roof, breaking several panes and sending down showers of dangerous fragments, which augmented the nlnrni. This man was running from safety into extreme peril. He had just finished the work of securing a canvass awning above, and looking through the roof nud seeing the tremendous agitation of the mass of be- in2* be.ow, sprang upon tho roof quite beside 1 im- .self. lie was nearly an hundred feet above the • sertiona of that distinguished Engineer. General ! 0 '5* v ™ e ‘ ,,,. Tottlehm. the defences of Nicoluleff (the great nr- Pul lie Buildings—Aluermen Basinger, Cooper, femd • f southern Russia) have been rendered com- ! " " lkc , r . _ ,, pie to Iv impregnable cither agaiust « land or sea at- : 1,1 on, ‘ '' harves—Aldermen Bradley.LacKli- taek. * son. Kelly. — I Education—'The Mayor, Aldermen Cohen, One of General Jackson's Soldiers Con- ' Allen. demned for Murder. j Gns—Aldermen O'Byrno, Laeklison, Cooper. Water Works—Aldermen Laeklison, Arnold, An interesting murder trial took place in Bur- ' Cohen, lingtott, Iowa, in November last. Tb< accused was Accounts—Aldermen Kelly, Champion, Brad- a man named John J. Jones, seventy-three veurs 1 l e 5’* '■t age. lie had been a soldier un .cr General 1 Uu motion Council adjourned. Jackson, and was with the oil hero iu several of his cnmpnigr.s nirniiist the Indian*. Jou-was chnrg.'d with murdering Horatio W. McC.rdie. u neighbor, some fifteen years ago. He mud' his escape, and was not heard of uniil a short time 1 cfoie his arre*t. Capital putiishuieut hav- A. C. Davenport, C. C. self superceded by Capt West, he resolved to aban don the sea altogether. Rumor says he has a com fortable fortune of some $150,000 or more, whereon to repose during his declining years. The large shipments of Produce to Europe for ..... . , ... sometime past have diverted a considerable portion audience, on tbe delicate iron rafters which sup- f .. . . , , ®f tonnage from its accustomed channels, and im parted an impetus to ship building not witnessed since 1S52-3. During a stroll through some of the Capt. Xye, ii lo have th« ctmiman.l of the ikk in.- I c.-n nMIdiod In lowo, the prisoner tre: s»n- rv'.'imi ship. Nyc wanted her, but when he found him- ii>ni« >,t ■„ tnmi Um» i. o.. «..i,—.i—j—.* , Recently, in Detroit, when Romeo and Ju liet w »s " in the bills," n scapegrace known ns •• Romeo" was in the pit. When Juliet exclaimed, Romeo, where art thou?" (we quote from memo- 1,1 - 0 ' dished in Iowa, the prisoner was sen- rv. and may not have the text.) the youngster rose tenc.d to bard labor in the penitentiary during tht and said : Here I am in tho pit:*I only had a quarter, and couldn't get into the boxes!" Juliet ported the glass. The cry now arose from all sides that tbe building wns falling in—a cry aluipst jus tified to the ear of apprehension by tho tumult created by so much movement and so many falling objects. And the question would naturally occur to the coolest, whether the building could stand this furious rush of thirteen or fourteen thousand p rsons. At tho beginning, tiiere was not the least ground for apprehension, and it was enough tj disgust one with one's fellow being* to see eight tenths ol them follow this crazy, headlong impulse, like so many sheep, wheu to stand fast and firm was the simple suggestion of ordinary common souse. Meanwhile, a few in the vast mass. “ ran na- leading yards yesterday, I was pleased to note n change from thedrousy inertia, iqliich was the leading characteristic there this time twelve month, to the busy hum at present manifest. A great many keel* are about being laid in addition to those now in progress. At the eastward the im provement in this branch of industry is even great er than here. The prices of new A. 1. square- rigu'-d vessels, ns established by recent sales, are $00(3,05,—and advance of 10(Q, 15 per cent over the rates of last summer. The news by the St. Lou it and America has . , , thrown a wet blanket over the cotton market, tant'i in gurgite vqito, had attempted, vithoat \. i i. V. i .i • , n;. «re:.«.: x * T “ _ "hich opened it §c lower this morning. A panic feeling obtains among holders who are preparing success, to calm his agitation. King Lewis, from the royal box, hollowed out, "remain quiet—there is no danger"; but the influence of his manly courage and example wns only legal. At this moment, one of the musicians in the orchestra, who chanced to bo self-possessed, seized hiscorneland blew tbe nsscmblv in brilliant style. Tljis wns followed by the clapping of hands of tho.-c who had their wits about them, tho senti- nu r.t of security gained ground, confidence was grnduaMy restored, most of those who had runaway, or attempted to run, resumed their places ns well a; they might, and the concert went on. But there wn* a trcmuloiisncss und nervous anxiety percepti- bi. throughout the entire first part—nor did this agitation entirely subsid* during tbe remainder of tho concert. One incident deserves a place for its Unllcronsue?- in the midst of S" much terror. The performers, most of them, began their retreat sim ultaneously with the others, and t'nc thick frag ments of broken gins* pouring down upon one sec. tion of them, made their danger weal. There were but three narrow vomitories fore«cnpc, one nt cith er -ide. and one nt the back of their seats which snles from the wharf on a basis Sje f r Middling Uplands. Sales of 3000 bales were made yester day. in transitu, from your portio Liverpool which could uut be repented to-day except nt a decline <>f ic §>*. SJinc 3 or 400fi bales have changed bunds during tho day. Money is as easy ns the most exigent of borrow ers could w ish. Dcrannd loans are quoted 7 per cent and high grades of business paper 0 a 12 per cent according to maturity. The Bunk* arc gain ing strength und arc offering increased fucil'tios to their customers. Stocks are on<’c more in the ns- cen hint. Breadstuff* aud Provisions are declining under the news. The shipntws per St. Louis contains the follow, ing arrivals and clearances of vessels from and to Savannah. Sailed from Liverpool 18th ult. Glculyon, Oliver, for Savannah. Sailed from Newport, E., ICth Savannah, Bur.;e for Savannah. Sailed from Malta 9th Walter Scott, Smith, do, ' remainder of his life. M „ ulltl , Jones, through bis attorney, when asked if he fainted. had anything to say why sentence should not t-e ■ — • pronounced, suomitted thCfollowing statement: TO KENT. “ M'"J plate the Jlonorable Court: | Finding that the Republican Reading Room is •• I uni nn old man, fast tottering to the grave.— maintained nt an annual loit to the proprietors of luc trusts ot seventy-three. winters—thouch thev _ r. ,, , IntYu not wliiteueil rav broV Ur. wrinlLl mr. ”* r , Six I,u " JrcJ D,,ll »r*- *>i0 room no* octupi,.! t'loc. and chilled mv heart With many sorrow*.— for that purpose is offered for rent from the first Mine has been n chequered fife. And now, when ' day of January next. tf_ dec 10 a >out t j he seperatedfrum mv fellows, I tunv give u truthful version of the past. ’ ( ’( )A[ AT |.]>( 'T \ f I> LY't )T) T ) "I hud n family and a home—a rndc home. It is v ' 111'. true, and a plain nud humble fanjilv—but they SAVANNAH MAItKKT. were my all. The deceased robbed me of the Monday, Dee. 10, P. M. one and invaded the sanctity of the otLcr. Two gCOTTON—There »si an a«[Te demand t-4sy, theogh sma.l son*—a lovely daughter and a wife—a have na change to notice in pr;ce, ths tale i amount to 2 cherilhcd wife. ba’.ei ai follows: 4$ at .*',5.') at »o3 at *' 4 . 27 at t?7 nt “On returning to that home the day of the fatal 9',. W at ?; 4 .3‘7 at g; at *?,. e.u at ’. 20 at 9 l-lt>, 103 at deed. I learned tho certainty of the maddening 9X. 112atP» 4 . at 9 J „ ands bales at 0' 3 cent*, truth, and hastened to the field, my rifle still in hand. I know not why I went. I had no fixed dc.-ign. He met me with a club—I shut him. And ti w.gli I claim not to have a-ted in defence. I do a-sett that there was mutual .combat. You know the rest. I tied—mv family followed. Ilut for tite fifteen year* I have lived nt Lockland I made no secret of the deed I hud done. *'N"W time bus done its work. The government it«elf has changed. New law* nre passed and old , “ties repealed—and those who then surrounded me have mostly passed away. A different people arc i:i the hind—a different code of morals now prevails. I drank liquor, it is said, uml true it is i drank it. Not to have done so then would have been I lie uLjtetion- Men in liigh Motion leaned upon the drain-shop for support. To treat one's fellow t<> the poiioning cup was deemed proof poli tico of genteel training, ■'I inav nut be held responsible nluno for the vi e* of society—it is enough thnt Ihnvc been their victim. Those days are- past, and that loved one is gone—borne down with trouble, she sank rrTTAT^inHut**. Arc rUeon. Fluti-t B V"7rY sd *3, • li ** 5 S ^ n C"burn'» l’auut Vto-5 lag j 1 lit*. Mu*i> and Picture. C ill .rnd sreure* a chance, nt (V. It. ZOT.BAVM A CO.'*, ■i'-Q 11 N 107 Br.v.in ami 01 Juif ii -tr* ' t*. tllcKGG A BEIVNGTT. CARRIAGE & HARNESS REPOSITORY. CORNER Ui w ST HI’, iAI' AMI liAY-STs. ’ SAVANNAH, GA. 1 the attention of the ( o.-ii. South Caro . Al.il'.in.n nr. 1 Ton- ir litrgo und «j'l*-n- k o:' 1 l'h a 1 H'.rim- .iifi liok.«wav«. u.g every v.irt-gv stv|" n .w in u»c : «t-".’light J: *!:awavs fjr tier’s: i p.ih'T with buggi.-i of every J- s riptiva. with uni m : our ■ill be f.-un i all of tin Snvpniinli Exports, Dec. .10, LTVKnt’OUL—Sbq* Normsmly—1335 taler Upland Cotton Bark Yamacraw—45507 ft Timber, 30 Uuei S I Ccttcn. 106? <1. Upland l •. NANTES, FRANCE—Dark Macoa-S03 bate* Cotton. BEI.FAST,' MLi—Brir Anenda'e—67335 ft Lumber, 20000 d Timber. NEW YORK—Brif W II Stew art-100 cask* Rice, 119 bales C ti •!., *.!• *k» Wheat, 37 do Rye. 7 re'.Is Leather. CARDENAS—Brif Ges Jones—lTrOW ft Lumber. 25 barrels Tar. 37 ca*kj Rice, t'J pkps MJie, 2 pair Carriage Wheels. BALTIMORE—5chr W odbr: i;e— 7' bales Cotton, 5<4boxes Copper Ore. 0 do MJte, 15 bag. Feathers, 2do Mdse, 2 do Pink Root. 42 bales Mdie. ELL'. .AN'i.'E 'Vliil'1.1 i!lTNT.55 AND nTRF.NV.T!!! lti.il: ’ y Min. H.ml'ip nu i other r- '.n'-.- bitii l i-in Phil»*I"1| bin. who*- w.-ik his a reputation for I.i;'. ttirt*. , unsur]M>Kd by any other Liau- Uf" t> eta l: * ATLANTA. DEC. *. I*. M. ed b it !.!t!c animation siac:- i W'i '|'i"te extremes ti to * cts. COLUMBUS. DEC. 5.—Cotton—There has been considera ble inyii-r r-day. and prices foil. Middling* 7', to 7>,'. S:r;c! Mtedlinp , * 4 ' to 7*,. Good Middlings * to cts. The sales to-day amount to TI. r iu ty nl.*" Ifound nnnng enr .«t :k selections !r -himiit - i J. 'I A i .. B..1:in t T.. m.**. and tl.-r edei: it- I r, «n::f.».t:.r r> ir. N "ark. V J-.J.H dw iu and :i. N-w Y -rk. Antwvi: v ■King. G. F.'tr.s A < .. n.'. ii M • tclury. and G. «. D. ■ C • k ii t". in Ne w Haven, all of which tie Built ex- . proly f.r ns. and which we d: not besdate to warrant in i «'• rv |(art.culur. j At.d wo feel ■ ■*'Hti I' lit la stating that wc have n *w . n , han i a . s txk that w . think will imet th- approbat a and | want* • f the piil'Ii:. an I wh!« h f r vnrietv an i extent n. • urp:t*~d bvhnyin the S-outheinU"untry. AU or U-rs shall have str.ct and pronq t a»t n: n. “ M-UEK. BENNETT. at -,;d , ti i , : - MONTGOMERY. DEC. 5 — The Cotton market is unsettled !.n earn grave. Hint lovely daughter l? now There has been a slight decline since «ur las: report W« now 1 - —i- • : ■ - - - quote- Low Middling ;i M.dd.mz Strict MiJJlmg -s G-vl Middling is**,.- Middling Fair Fair MEMPHIS, DEC. 3 — The Cotfn market opened vjrr dnlt th.s morning, ana there was » f.i'i ne oil of from *. to •' e on Saturday's sales. This is attributed t- the destruet on bv fire ._ , . ,, l*»t night of the steamers Maytiower and George Collier, time " lo this honorable court, tho furr. and to the derri' Ing shippers of the mans, f.r the present, of shipping mtorncy: nml ..Brer, thereur, ami to tt.c (xopte of 5^5“i! 1 !!UT':? tins community, I return my humble thanks for below otir previous quotations, their ; nipartial hearing. n hopeless cripple, wearing n haggard face. Of those two boy*—wbo should have beeu the prop of m.v "M age—the one is gone to join his injured m >ther. as witnesses against the dead destroyer of their peace—ihe other—nnd my heart sink* within me when I say it—fires—but not to me—with nn ear deaf to my calamity, be comes uot near me ! But I f-rgiv Savannah. D-c It 1*55. “OnFTTTff r“ES j\. rr W. D. ZOGBAUM & CO’S. A LAI.(it st'*ck -.I St. nwav & S"U«. Sudnrd. J. 11 Dun.mu. II ia.e Waters. Ijla .:i A r.iv-n.,I.C!. k •.f. ort 4 I »Lo. and Light?. N.waen and Era burr’s PI i quote at >, so , Passed Deal 20th Dutch Ship Sagittafr- m Suvan- ■ inphlthcnlrimUj- st. liigli. ll.nl n Mnlrnny of , nnh f or Amrtcnlnm. onsideruble altitude led down to-the area below. ; Sailed from Troon 17th Lady Gordon, Quirk, for Near these steps were most of the double basses.— j Savannah. One poor fellow in flying fa: rciolvd lo sore his I Sailcd frora Q, lcc „„ 0 wii, I. 17th, Auglcier, d..ilUo bare two, but on ginning lire hireling pln-c ! Lcn , ;bi fur Snvtmunh. nt the head of the stairs, his instrument wns thrown I Manhattan. down, and ho was pitched forward into it—smash- I ing in the top, nnd in this extemporised species of ^ nE Kansas Troubles. A despatch f. ■ m st. sledge, he slid from the top to the bottom, arriving ! Louis, duted tho Ctb, says : down in good condition. The sccoud concert took place on the 5th Octo- der, nnd went off ns well as could be. The selec tions were of curse from the Gcrfiinn classic wri ters—as Beethoven's symphony in C. fiat : the sec- The latest accounts from Ixnnsas represent that S00 tuen. armed with Sharp's rifles, were assem bled ut Lawrence. They declared thnt they were willing that the Shcrifl should ptmcabl search the esiuped prisoners, nnd thnt they would ivt commence hostilities, but would net on tbe defeii- ond act of Orpheus and Eurydiee by Gluck, the 22d sivc to the last. Pomeroy, who escaped from Lii psalin of Mendelsohn—finale of the first net of captors, is now at Lawrence. It is said the pro- Titus, by Mozart—a piece for stringed instruments ! slavery party have 300 men in Franklin, and 200 in G. sharp, by Bach—Weber’s overture to Eury- j in Leeompton and Douglas. If resistance is of. nnttc—finale of the 2d at* (,cf Beethoven's Fideiio | fered to the execution of the writs, the Sheriff dc- —the whole eliding with the Jiu.ielujuh ciiorurflj dares his intention to nwait the further orders of from Iliiendel's Messiah. , the Governor. It is thought a fight will ensue be- Tablet? encircled with green wreaths were at- | fore the matter is settled. I have never been u criminal of choice but rat’ o" the creature of circumstances, beneath the weight of which far better men than me have Mini:. I may have been too jealous of minehonor, bat never have but once proved faithless to my trust. When my country's rights were invaded. I nnsweeed them, and so I did mine honor. With General Jackson in nil hi? Creek campaigns I bat tled fur my country and its laws. At the fast in the wii.nr.nNEPS I was there: nt the fast of acorn? I was there: at Eintnefa and Tnladegn I was there, and when the shouts of victory drowned the cries of the dying nt the bnlle of Horse Shoe, in the front ranks of my country, I wns there: * nnd the name of him whom we now onll John J. Jones was another word f"r deeds of daring. “ These are of the past. Along life is neor'.y spent—the scene has changed: but He above, who rends the human heart, is,further than the formal sent'jr.oo of the law, competent to judge me." Judge Lowe, says the Burlington Telegraph of the 25th ult., then proceeded to sentence the pris oner. Receipts Per Central Kailroad Dee. 10. • 1 b Acs Uopjc r Ore, 30 3 bales Cotton. '.‘60 sk» Wheat. 79 do Meal, 4.V' do. *lou Ic I lour. 5 • lab s Domest'cs. o9 sk* tenth :s. nn I M :z*'. io D.in.i A Wa-hburn. N A H.ir- d"c 6l i'o Wm IVatirs. Rabun fc Smith, lb hn s. tcv-r, CA L I-miT. V* Iain hl*. Bu* '. Dini- ic Long, l'ofbwcli It Whltihead. Hardwick v to*'k. Frankdn a. Branil-v. .1 Jon.?*, W H Burr uglis. A > Hm iriW Wo.fll.ri ig -. J w Lnthrop ti C '. 11 r.'it.C r i'm.:uii..g. E Purs uu Ac to. •'eh ns *c II’ rtz. Biiglum. K -llv ai • ... T W .\\olv Ac f,. (inrm.mil' 4c*'o. Wn.v \ Tuyl-.V. l’nttcn, Hutt ii E- < o. 1I"S.-n A. Nilldcngi. lliuls ui. Frominc ft ( o. Hunter cw lianmied. JR WiliHt. A Low Ac Co. W Battcisl.v \ Co. Belli"' Ii fc Whu hvail. r.'uivlford. f.*v C". Lockett v 8n*llings.('huuh ^ Most. Cinn-. W. Ms Si Co. J < H-n- drick. Mnv r Constantine. Il-nd r-ou .** \ .1 Ac D W "rr. F W Simms. W D Ediridg". 1; Spaulding. McMa- si'-r *i l'nlim-s, u toh-n. Oh * & Covl". W. I . M Boi F Wo • 1. Einst .N l ; C'l bratei Patent Arch Wrest Plank 7 and 7 1-3 Octave PIANOS. , They arc dist.'ng:.i*h-d :or cx'iui>it" '.uality > f ton *, elas ticity of tjucii, Ftau Jing in tuue an 1 uusurnasvd ducabi- . lity. ALSO.—A nv'«t exten* ve a*- rtment of VI din*. Yi- din C 'ilos, Guitar*. Flnthia*. AccoHeoiis, Flut s. Clari- i ll' t«. Fr-nch and Italian string*. A... A ;., and «1a*-kal ' ami fashion iM. Jll'slC constantly a 1 !« .J. Public favor , p.’litcly solicited. M'. D. Z'mjpaum a i , „ ,, S n b* Agent* in Savannah. d ‘ c 11 >_os. Iu7 Bryan au I ^4 St. JuU a «ts. notice! ’ Note* and nc ounts p *«t due. have b-cn |dared in the hands "f Andre" II. II. Daws -n. K*q . • «h *< oil!cci- at99 Bay street.) tor Collection. ?l«ndvitd and villiiid as I have been. I can no long-rusk itnmger-to s IItonic on t'tac; thirefore 1 must have "but i- 'ue m ■. to lay in n-w sire k*. or 1 catinot keep up mv busi- • !* Thi* explanna-i n I tni-t will be app; cut dbv by •.hose «ho are indebted to me. , J ilA-1 G. M. GitrFFEN. TO DEALERS. A - 5g' nts for t!ce -ale . l No. I Leaf Lard, we can sv.*> -.iim. t»iy the tra it- at low pri »s U c - LYNN A SNIPER. STOCK FOR SALE. ^lENTItAL Bull Lvud, Bunk State Uioig a. by . c 1!— Ct MARINE I.IST. Savannah, (ia., December 10, 1855. AKUIVED. “~“* Sliip D'ig.*/roJy, Willisius, W’sterturd, ia ballast, to Brig- tacbed to the row of columns sustaining the upj>er i g dlcrie?. They contained the names of those com posers who have written symphonies or great ori- • t r.os or other church music of clnsti'* repute. All of those nutned except Spohr, (uow living in Cus- Kanpas, Dec. 8. Great excitement in this upper country—over whelming numbers pouring in from every direc tion in the Territory, to sustain the law. General Lane is entrenching his forces at Lawrence, and selj are now dead. They arc—without refereuce : throw.ng up breastworks, burning beacon lights to to priority in age—Mendelsohn, born 1809, died be seeii twenty-five miles from Lawrence, and bids in ‘1517 : Von Weber, 17SG—1820 ; Spontini, ; defiance to the law and order party. 1784—1851; Boildieu. 1775—1534; Beethoven, 17rti—1827 : Mozart, 1750—1791 ; Cimnrosn. 1755 j Opinion or a Northern Press.—The New York 1601 : Gluck. 1:14—1.6, ; Gr.inn. 1 ( **1—1:50; , £Vem'n« Mirror thus alludes to the present dis- Bad,. 1,180—1730 , tola, ltM-1740. ; La..o, ! tur | Mnccl ln KnllI „ The following Resolution wa? passed by the OrJ, Grand Lodge of Free nnd Accepted Masons of c ' Aliibnmn, on the 4th inst: “Itnolced, That the retail traffic in Alcoholic drink* in demoralizing in its tendency; opposed to the principles of our Order, nnd, therefore incon sistent with the Masonic character.” . Gray, Cardiff, with Raiir.tl Iron, ts Ireland, with Coal S'iip United K:ncdora, Johnson. Belfast, io Harper, >to»art k Co. Bark Muskingum, Dickey, Matanzas, with Trait, to Hunter L Gtainminell. Schr t h.v> \V Rent!ev, Read, Dauien, with 550) bush Bouah Rice, to F It >l,acklcf"rd. Sehr L N Godfrey, Godfrey, Paula It.rer, with 6332 bushels Ro ig!> Rie", t-> J W Anders in S**hr C’tt-rf Plant. Aru.iu, Ogechee, with 370) bush Rough i Ri:e, to It llabr-sham K Son Schr Elisa Ann. D niing >. Ogecheee, with 2203 bush Roush R'-* «o It llht-ertliam A s. p i AN,* 117 Biv Street. WANTED. 13' Young GumI. iii ,n. a W IFE. Shi must i c of J ananu.tbli*di*. -itk'i.. g>od lo king and i.iul.i- k* nt. )lu:i y no bj et. Ihe young g utli-ma;. . , r - aa: J. is bet"e u twenty and ihiriv y - .rs. not ill.A'ored. n to d (litre of intfilii'ne*. ami ? > d mtured. Ti.- w - m in ni..y In- sure* of "ha: all th - t.x hk.-—)• ing i.-tt-d. •*'' * • • I - (*•• t' rough the I’ost cilice. The strie*-** tonfidence observed. d« 11—i PHRENOLOGY do PHYSIOGNOMY. '“•fe, I ,r M w;il* !'• U.v J he r, "■'4'Jivo- j ARMORY HALL! ■\V VZMATs, THE WIZZARO AND VENTRILOQUIST, ' Has the lion u t" unnoUlit e.tbat lie "ill gi.e his popular SlIIItEES FANTASTIQL'ES, on WEDNESDAY, TUUIISDAV. FRIDAY and SATUR* DAI E5 LNINGS, De-*. 12tli, 13th. 14th. and latlion!^', embmeiug many n v, l and hum ,|,.us natures. Admission 5o ceuts. ib.giiiuiug at 7 j; o'clo-k. dec 11 WASHINGTON CO UN C1 iTTn oTT ~ A 'It-1 ng,,: U Adi,lie:, i.'.'oun- .1. .No. 1, vill be livid ut Ih'.r * I !•*II. "n W e-in -day Evening. . J Ii Dt' eml' r ut 7J j’o'cl n k. A full att-mdance is reqtie-tcd. By order ol tlie 1‘resid- nt. ■1 1 ■ Ontcc -.r the 'lowr.rii !n-irince « uxpsnt or London,3 4 Br a ! >treet. Ne" York, Dec. •, 1*55. / ->T^. NOTICE -Mr. James McHenry is the only authorized Agent of the Monarch File Insurance Company of London for Savannah an l it* vi- 1 cinlty. No other party lias authority to receive npplica- 1 tiuiii for insurance on the Company. GKO. ADLAW, 1 dec 11 0 PrcM. S< c'y k Oen-ral Ag t for tlio U. S. NOTICE. tlr An aljournM meiting .f the Commiasion-rs r.f Public B nds of (b iiham c unty. "ill be held at th* Curt If use in the city of Savann..h. on MONDAY the j 24th Dec- mb r. instant, at eleveu o'clock. M* mb-rs ab. ; s nt ft- m tk? regular meeting, vre notified that th -y will j p*sitivi l.-b* fined, unl.ss they arr.-ar and pr-s.'nt good and sufficient excuses. W. M\ WA5II, S' C’y, : die 11 E. C. P. It. C. C. %* Georgian please c pv. E A ffleT' IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY. A SPLENDID Piano Forte for Five Dollars. To be Rnflletl for on ClirUtraak Eve i PIANO F*HIT.., Fan' ck. Guitar. an- •an biuu impo'iid ironi ll"ilanil m'o th.* IUi1I l LI II"! llUIIIU Ol .**• I.'.upp., previous IO U, t ,. j bol »> oiu i ScI.e.UaHi .\roiuuiic Bihnsppt, in'L * iu- first iiiip"rii»ti< iilieliiK made into it,« , :il , ,, . )u r Ie4r, wluuli can he seen by he Lust,, 'o' l» ok*. I 'H posile ii,) label u* a irado ii,»'k .» ." o ; i rsiaies District Court of n.e ?"Uiteru i i-i .. . ,,V, \ orn, In U,»- )ear iKii, and halt* Ihe cuMHicn e i| ’ J, poss* fs on ol Him linte. 'Hie great iieiiiahd *i.„ i, , '!• is bcc.i cnu.eil l -r .lie genu,no inicle u. ,, tl whole Invuof coiiiiii-rlelluis Iu luol'i ii, aim lln -»w.* HI mj cu-,"iner? ami In. nds, ai.u the j.ubi.c e„ p. :* me, ' • pm .'.cm oiiii.fr gaan -„u. a| ,. ; U'.ii UD I.Pi!" Uiil.H, -'I Heaier .i .N C"iup,3",is for wb ch be ■" . .1 lie * III* . pep. ,..-r,-p be?* all'l *>,'l U^l', •• ji I i If Kid'.ey, I xei,i: i urinary apparai iu"' t ,u>. 11,ree i* " i7.: " Hi** prupr sequetli upi-ii loiu c I ph 11'* ma Ml oroi.i .U- p.'IT? I bfc. h '*• F*(r liresv at.u m •crllied wi h g e..t -i G'ree tUo-isai d tm-dical pracuimti if 'l.e Un le.i Male-. cult il,« al.cntioii ol the reader lo the (o!,o«. rs Ir.ifu j iijsic an- :— '**rh - A i-.ase Loo ni,•-loner of Ileal.In balu* vi t«s n- tmtoMs ,o ret.Hon to the tatue i,i »a? a e.netly I, chronic cauirl-ai oinpan j, it-miter l-'.attd Jul) '27.1rj,;— 1 e-ue:*.'. ph-it-ure inly aru k h**.*niy crtil-;*)* • i a tuk. <■> i » u rt-iuediul ,igi 1.1 i iin, n-lf , I.. iiiU'-u- tiirirce i. II? vith lire iiiucu r*. i .«• i s uii'i.., i- ii, i n-iuio n a jue • i Hie ffiusl ri-meit.Mii chrome cu'airlial uffec.n n*. |, Iliose "l >i.e .'enilo nn.iurt uppurs cpe.l,your uoediciil scrim'. lii as a li:\s,.\i.ii." I)r. *Bobbins "I lh bra c ; p-r i, , . , er ,f ej... p**,ci eh rn.kc.. eiHiq l.n.s i,i il,e xrett'. u,u.< .re Ol p • un. u pure ti'diaiui w ire. ami sp.afe- ,,| tl>« .*,htl- ii iu "creim, ps ns .o.iov. s, ui.uer date ol Utlobv.* j ••| I.aVe fin.i.mended ><iiir article in foi.rci es—tnoig i.U- ., ,hI 1 i Blok c Ltcii •f putt C R"IJI.\m,N.'« ‘Piil» ui i piu*,.ii ...... w Mr. UuotPUo WoLFfc.lM Header ?,<e*t. .Vu “Dear i:: —Last sea-on me writer receivm. . . >•'’*» aavi.i ", .lo? cil), a onice oi jour »r mui c>ct.*l- d-m 'Cl'* “j p». an.I ce ll.^l |re-ro«l las prett ,.«,. it, 0 same oi "f j it I.'I II.~ .•! ur oar) :■ llipUlnls a • o. ilcbd.l) III -aed | eiroi.s. n.r l;,e s v i.uij • i at beei. o, ui mb o nn. "i' ii,,?e us.nc l * * • • n co,.- ia.i- n, "Ire-rc- a o.-irt i'c ai.u :umulai,i ;s reqio, I siu.j il U-r ii'c- Aroinuiic 'cl.eldtm .iciii cj ;?. i.-.ak- re.g >oj .or j,,u. Mud,.css. I mil ie?petlMilij rs. A.D .11 il.'-NU.,.M ii. I m u'h E ui,Hi tUec'.." ' Tr.o *ubjmuni letier irom D . Pa ne, oi Manci » -ier, New i.a.'p-liiic. mi les lo on, oil v most |.r per.ns I b) lire Ami... ,e "*■ -PI »• uml .*. u»o ilia', it kc.s us a e; ecilic tu a rerj •• . k. I'uire: Peim.ime u address jou a lew In h, » ti‘c'11 j"'i are a lbi.il., i" ii*t- .1 u III i,k |if- pt-r,o, ft* *■ v- '".'"O' iree.iicnre-* cahed fcncd m .**el,ii3| ps. I h .'c * 'ery case grj'tl and t oue- f U'e *eai-?tu.dn .. u.-h a \jer\ ac'U.<.r pain in ere.) ••re ui, re . mac .'I cr n-lrea rejasij remeUiesMi I - ’; inuC'i re 11 , I w.is lie.i.o*; to li> h b.i.ile «.| jour Ui-n.» C ne. Ii, .l.t CiiU'.eol ll,.te,.»vs U proved *-U, i (:»r«; na a ■ ii.wl l pea I Coii.ureieo ll.e cortiiio. tc v." .<» ilir.-Cti' :.n. nud '.he pnlivi.l i "inuiue.. ... a, und is ins'. rcC 'Vernik*. I linnk u medicine «>| >*> n. ..u v due in soUo'res-inn n • oiupiuint sleureu be kirerev i. a '»,« public and u e amid hi larae And »,lo'one. mutl jive il mj at'proba'.'onano -‘k. .unu. Hi"'. A- P \INE M, In" Kr'tn Dr. A" >n S. Itevre, chc-Qiisi, Hdlt inoa-. ,'ul.. ?e, ieui. ef 15, ie5*l:— •*.' iiuiiiiier ot our phjsiciunsure ordering t* e ar' Ge, and »< vt-rul i.ave.iire > j prescrloe-l II. Pcisoi.s lo ni i h*\ e sold I-* spenk very Ingioj ol i* qua.lire-. g«oti mm, "I in, • »u pertonu: acqUuInmi'C*, i ... if jutlc e l uread' witli .re ntfic.urei oi theklur.ej; and b a.i .i', u i ire, b'.lilii, und siib-eqreei,. ) | a,:e-s rioi.e ,,i ralile size.uid w..s aread,* rel:eied. II » I . uu doming ' ipt • general use" From It A ■ l • "Ut. W l».M. I.oui* June f>, D.Vi: • "Pudiig seen Jour ud'erusemeiil ol n pure li- .iund gin, W'-r b.> iheeoiifi.ience id tilij loans, i wr.ie ,, v ,j w t„ a * lew ol proviirI g a -ample ol it Ire U" ; -’cil alfeOi"o*. nnd ire flue lorins o| renal disease, it? e!ti-». C» na- , :u been hcLnuw nucn:. aiu it Ims "Ul> lai.tj i.to oi* ree because.* o. me compounds oi : u, der ,t iiaine > I Ii", uden lwai.il us u at pre.-enl moil c, H» l, i» u.i » XCelierel n Ireett) In u I .iillie Cb.ic, liu I cuimnl | rocure u Comp ’Uinl ro he relreil ore.’ II (\ oo'.uarU, M. D. Ware-rburj, Ve• morel, May e a Chr, ;m.n.’ at lire* prostht :t)s » h ch has a,. re Use,I sef) • • b nre hale been ad-.sed lo Use )vur : i,r. den IV.col. of Ualiiinuro, Auc. 14. i. *.t uid ca • s >l.e value o: "pure che.oaui" iu uru.a > c-.u. P*"||| • :— ••I uni i i! ) -t-usibieof ihecrea: beuefiistobe dr*.» > lb Ci lla Ii I,"fill? ol ..(Iloirj lilslurbunce, Ironi II e -i ».f ip'oti lliiiiutidtbut-iiti i> uu article »o d'fli pro.'.iie, vv.ire.reii a i-l ironble, ti.ut I have been c- ,n pe i. 11-cii'eii o;?. ,i "iml ss palaiaUe u.u. i . e iioeii lireoi muelils. | me- ho li llie hear ,j a; j *,. D R. HAYNES s st.11 at Mr. Hints' Boarding Ii- us'.11s lli"iishton street, nud is prepared to 7 true deli neat i n- of talents and character. Charts d- 11 u •Inc** such ii,i-c!ii< 1«85—1750} Lotti, 'MSI—1740, 1520—1505 ; tschuhert. the elder. 17D7—1828 Spohr, 178o ; Cherubini, 1700—15J2: Mebul 1703 —1817 : Voglcr. 1749—1814 .' PaUiello. 1741 — 1^10 ; Jornelli, 1714—1774 ; li i-e. 1699— 17S.3; Iluen'lel, 1681—1759 : Scarlatti. lo5 v —1728: Pal estrina, 1524—1591: Hnydn,l7K2—ISii'J. I thought it might please you to see this li-t of classic celeb- retie* Dr. Dionysius Lnrdner says that the admixture of one per cent, of copper with ca.*t iron, while in a ?tntq of fusion, wns found l.y Mr. Perkin?, the k Steamsr Piant.r, McNelty, Centrerill* g? , Ac-Cr*u«. W'slls inventor of the steam gun. to prevent its bursting under extreme pressure—a fact in metallic tnnni- pulat'n Stesmsr William Lilbv, King. Matthews' Bluff—S M Lafi- Thr Abolition HVir Begun !—The virgin soil of Knn-ns ic stained with the blood of its citizen*.— The Abolition fanatic? and vagabond?, who have been sent out by Societies of organized traitor? against the Union, have nt Inst committed the overt net. and a civil wnr is begun ! Without entering into the abstract question, whether it is right i Democratic Review.—David A. Wright and ship Normandy, TyienLi^rpIjl^.P* Subsequently the reigning Kins ft he son of King < wrong for white men to own black men, we huve Lewis) ordered a military rcm eri. There were only now to look ot the simple fact, that Slaves 2 40 or 250 pieces. I counted ffl bass horns of the A,,,: Property. largest size. Overtures, n march of Mendelsohn, one of Wagner from the new opera of Tutihnusor, and other like pieces, went ofl admirably—but it Benin? to me thnt Beethoven’s symphonic? nnd pieces of that east require stringed instruments n« well ns military one*. Tbe King wa? not present nt the first concert?—he not having returned from the country. The enthu?iusin with which King Lewis wns received by the people, wns overwhelm- It was affectionate nnd hearty to tbe lu-t dc- Thc Missourians nre fighting for their property; nnd in this they have ns much right to claim the protection of the Federal Government as if they were fighting for the purses in their pockets, the horses in their stable?, or the food nnd plate upon their tables. On the other band the Abolitionists are blustering ond murdering, not in self-defence— not to protect uny tnngible right?—but merely for un abstraction of doubtful equity, and of which they really care but little or nothing beyond the Spencer W. Cone, have undertaken to resuscitate , the Democratic Review, which, under their nuspi- 1 cc«, it is said, will atart witli between three and four thousand subscriber?, among whom mnv be found Gen. Pierce and several members of Con- ! gross. It will be devoted, it i? said, to tho re-elcc- : tion of our present Chief Magistrate. An advertisement in the Journal de St. Peters- ! burg, of November 1st, announces thnt Colt's re volvers havo arrived in that city in "immense ' quantities.” '.ow k Co. It is itntcd in tho Boston Journal that Hon. Edward Everett has become connected editorially with the North American Review. Dark Yatnncraw, Moody, Liverpool—E A Suullnrd. li»rk Msc.'U Kslly, Nkiires. Irani-—Win L' O Driscoll. Hrig Annndat, lle«s, Ue'.fur. 1 '!• —Carletirei A Parsons. Brig W II Stewart, McKee. New Y -rk—Cohens A Herts. 6ehr W'oodtridge, While, Baltimore—Brigham, Kelly A Co. “DEPARTED. Buaraer Planter, McNelty, centre' illage, Ac. MEMORANDA. New York. Dec 7—Arr hrig B It Haskins, Jacksonville. Boston, Doc .I—Arr lark Dutlin, Peters, Sav'h. 4th—Arr bark Flight, Calhoun, do. New York, Dec 6— Cld schr Kate Brigham. Savannah. . iverpool, Nov I ——Slit ship Glcn!v. Passed, Nov 20—No lat c- ‘ ■ vannah. fir Amsterdam Newport, Nov 15—Sid Savannah for Savannah. Quecnst iwn, Nov 17—SM Auglesc'-, f.r Savannah. Wa ta, No " - • - * • r long, given bark 5agitta, fm Sa- T^OTIt'E.—To slrp Captain? and shipping Mir- -a-w cliunts. The uiidersigiivU Agents f r the Parking 1 lotis* ref I'ii'iredlt'i' fc C.'.. CliattaiK'-'ga, T* nuossec. lor tli? sale of Pi kli-'l Poik and B--I and Leaf Lard, oflerfvr sale Prim • and Mess lk-of. Prime nnd Miss Pork, and No. 1 la’ii t'Lard, on accommodating term?. d-c U LYNN It SNIDER. f|V> FARMERS.- re i.id-.'iiaj-iy Wliit'ToTi*. ■ 7: Jl lotX) bii-hel* heavy Seed Mats, daily expected aud foi > ilc to arii»e. orders solicited. d** li LYNN It SNIDER. * NIsOVR—FLOIR.-A choice lot of East-lit .: j 1 nqiei tiue Hour in saek*. at Depot, and for sale l-v doc 11 LYNN 4s SMDr.ll. ’ IT IVERPOOL Lump Coal, for ulo by MJ d.c 11 __ MINIS & JOHNSTON. C OON AC Ult AN DY.—Tlie tllbKrlters have in bond nu in."ii e . f v»iy line Brandy Vintage lbi'2 ivc.ived by tlit'iii*elvi8 from Cognac Dec. 11 _ MINIS a JOHNSTON. CtIGHT, SHORT, AND LONG SIGHT EX? ►5 CIIANUL UN NEW YUI.K, lor sale bv Gee 10 BUltr. ICAUKBcliAM & SON. i, Nov9-5!d Walter, ?c S ACK SALT.—The cargo pel r )ii|. Joint Hi lor talc by ANDREW LOW A CO. ell. Lafayette Classical & English £ ic, 1 — ID lORN.—1,000 bu-hels Corn lor sale bv DANA .V WASHBURN. gree, a? though they repented tln-tn "I tlie events present notoriety nnd the future political eonse- ol I s |K—whii-h deprived him "f hi? tiirone. Tho i Huoncc it may give them. greeting whi*-h nwuited the reigning King wn* not 1 " *' 'b* uot justify nil the net? of the Pro-SInve- !ia![ »o enthusiastic. Ileisfeuidto be more iu favor ; ID '- ,,, i 0 f Missouri; but ina?niui*h a* wc respect n of tbe urtnv : tired less for the arts than hi? father. I’V 1 ", ' T . •’‘•‘iid? ready to defend his property with - j j j . I.i: 1, In l.. .1 n 1 1... J.. t . * 1 .7 SCHOOL, OUNTY, The Rights New York, in his proclamation recommending a public thanksgiving, had the bud taste to address it to the "Christian*" only, thereby excluding Ihc Hebrews nnd all other? of n different faith from any ■hare in the public observance?. Dr. Rnphnll sub sequently took occasion, in a sermon he*di*l : vered in the synagogue, to animadvert upon this invidi ous distinction. Tin* Washington Union will hereafter be con ducted under tho tlrin of A. 0. I*. Nicholson nnd man l ^ ^ „ wtvlIM hi? life, in tl,c bloody business, our sympathies n decidedly ngninst the Abolitionists. And we hope oxsr ir.Ni r.—Gov. Clarke, of (hey will get such a dose of pill? from the muzzles of Federal muskets ns will silence their Anti-Slave, ry aud treasonous clamor to the end of Time. Important from Washington.—Adi.-pntch from Washington dated the 6th instant, says Perry Davis’ Vegetable Pnln Killer. pu.iuu, .Ma.' 5,1?55. | Gcntl-mcn:—I fed under obligations to you for the -*-***■ ^ COUNTY, G- _/V. bcm-llt 1 hnvi' received from voui iuvaluubl" 4'nin Killt-i. , A ,, V n.i-n, ... . W. have find sutiic i hol.*n» h r* on tire Mlwissippi thus ' nA,vEU ’ A M * I’ruici|*al and Teacher of ; cmly in th.-?• ni.ui. A fw days tin» I iwsist.d In “lay- -t &Tn 6 'i'xf *r , , , „ imr on:" nnd l>un ing one of our citi/< ns "ho "ns mi;^ 11 AM., Teacher of the Higher Branches i.Mcl to ha\. .li d with th-di* ns -. Th- next morning ’ xtji'.p“t![ Mruninr . . 1 wosinken "ith Hi'V,-re vomiting, n roinpani'd with cold- ' 1 ,if„ V.f, ii.i i?” 11 , ' AMl * ,nnt Teacher of I^itin und n- ?s of th- extii niitk-s. W aitn covoring nnd hot nppli- I ■ utioiis toil d tu i. store wninith. My wif's family, who , /' A 1 " 000 - Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental bad ui- 1 the Pula killer "itli ?u ess dining the chol-in .' rhl ,. , ;11 ? u?i >n in llutlnlu in lMfi, ad vis d in- to take it. 1 took , xt sc *!!° r n . of thi ® RMilMtlon will commence the 1 ■ nt It of hn.-'ii nilinil.:;tin-; p,r,,,ir» 11 '■:!* '"‘"V tj..n • n-u. .1. un.l th- next .In.. .lAiiiitfi n littlu wtakiKM, M, ." BU ;'! 1,1 OI "- Int.rctlin. iu ni,<iimvobi.n.1.1 ■ - E!T"ILS,' 1 "'; 1 !?2!!?.?. 1 .*,-. ,, .!!'!!.!1'.re or t hob rn. i C OTTON SCALES.- Pr.-mium Colton Scales tor sale low, by JNO. C. ROWLAND. «Ie/* lo No. 72 Rav st. p°,: it LaL*.vi*n of tiik Steamship KreiMBt uoii.—Tho stoamship Edinburgh, which has Imioii built to run in counevtion with thu Glasgow nud New York, between the two poru web lauuehtsd on the 10th juIl, at Gioagow. bilily from Mr. Rudinnnn relative to tlie Crumpton diffl- culty, the tenor of which is, that the Rritish Gov- erument in u courteous hut positive manner de- dine giving such explanation? a? have lien de- ! intituled by our Government regarding tlm alleged , . | violation uf our Neutrality Inn? bv Rritish agent?. .1 « . I ..r,.. y. a: J","l I |.r<>|.ruu,», In • Tl.i. ..„MI ..f '..nr C..'. rnnn nl accordance with re previous arrangement. j delicate obligation?, nnd it will require all its wig. Fifteen Inure are missing unco the late fire nt j dom to wxtr i‘ ,, i‘ ! R««lf from tho prcsontdileinmn. Memphis. Tho Mayflower which was burnt at the ! wharf, was valued at >1110,000. ami wag insured for r t!!!"!i, 1 1 nt — T‘’hicago Democrat , r . i ri . i . . .1 1 * Hl * ,|u .' "".vs Hint ii wotniin arrived in that g.iO.OUO. The wharf l>out, burnt at tlie Miireie time, j i, f,. w ,i,., v , previnu*, with the dead lu.dv of ooiiUiinod $20,000 in gold. j her hu«bnu«l, which ?he,wu« taking east for hurl til. Tlie irork .l,„n. ofllio Nuw V,.rk i-'i.to Pri-..n Ml In will, b v«if inn:,. iu;.|, mi u - u . . . ii , i • , , ’ the arrival of the ears at Cbicni'o, they went off lo- .1 Bins Slug xure dutroy.d \,y f.r, U» nigld of . -cllwi-, tauln, th. I,- of tho' hiuhud ta the fith instant. Lota estimated at $80,000. I the depot, whore it has remained tioce. IV I cnanatta kof Ague, but whether Ague "•‘■aery nnd fertile Inads. a .re..., . . .re. it nimvef. d mv purpose. i TJ' c ,' ,llu * p * " np ,,f •>»« n>.nt ...orHl nn«l hoaltlifiil in tho It has just he n ascertained bevond the nnssi- . *‘ , »" •• wiy rt. owr>. 1 find Hint several1 of our ritisens | 1 '“ , *' '); A ; • I-. . i.i. it .ii* i . , have ti ■- ■ -rl Hie piiin Kill..i n, ri rt-nit-dv fiir t Iml,-in nnd ' *" It" ti nrest *l'p*it,l)ct *reffi' ion 11 y remote to be cx- "ily ofriivi that a dispatch hn?i Iscen received |1M , n , lunr ,. d lt ,5^* j t j fol( . ,0k- pi asurc In rccom- ! ®'"P‘ frt, ‘*j »'"■"( “f }hc temptations to vice, incident to rom Mr. Bimliniinn relative to the f rreinntnn ilifli. 1. .. .. .. t . i...... .. , larger nud more nublic nlnces. nre tiding it tu siiil more cxlcudcdiio tit Yours, truly, W. M. CB07.IER, Attotney at law. Perry Davis A Son. Providence, R. I. This limy e. 1 tif>, that I have used I’crry Davis'Vcuc trebl I’uire Kin 1 | n nunii'itni.. re»< s. nnd t,. Ii> vt- It to Ik* "vi.' vilunld int'.liin. 1 Imv' pie»,iibid it extensive ly hi •«>«« I • ompliilnt, <|Mii tii uln 11» f"r 1 liiblri n. nnd it I* in mv opliii m *iip. rloi'to mi' pn ;minti"ii I liavc ever tl* ti It.I III.. |..||. f ,,| tht,?.' ilia, a-' a. I\-. Ulnii .l\. 1, ( 0 ihljtii. 11,1 huv. nlwaykrojiibined il "ire. lit ■ -r.m.p ,.f gum itiald''. n»v t‘-u tlrop* to u tiu- spoonful or tl. -vnip, wi ll mix. <1. Do*.—More or less m reoiding m the iigi'. otlii'in have mix' d it witli milk «»d moliim *. -qu.,1 parts. Kcu dlrcrrloii.. A. HUNTINGTON. M. D. TJi I'uire Kill' 1 is a.,|.| |,v John B. Mop und 1... Tims. M. Tii'ii* 1 A 1 , und t*. D. Hi 111stI v k Co. Savannah; Dm- < o, tnel t luik. M < IU A l ubos'-, (ngiiitn F. L. !*tio|ieik-1 k Co, Mu ou. Also by DiuggUts 1 Grocei? gen> rai'jr. ocg 21—oodJurns larger mid more public place?. llonnl enn be bad iu good (nmilics from 3 to f 10 per mnmh. 1 Tuition $24 und £02 per anfiuni, according to tho ! different studies pursued. j Mimic, including the use of Plano. {50 per annum. For further parti- iilats. uddrcM> ttc Prinuip.il. lll.1T-.ltI.MTs-Judge D. N. Amli rs. 11. Ringgold; Gen. A. J. Iluuudl. Ntnriettre: Hex. N. A. Pintt, I' D.. Boswell • j hcv. It. T. Mink?. White Sulphur Spring?. (In.; It. M 1 Urine. K»q.. MiUedgeville; Noble A. Hardee, Esq., Sa. doc 10—0 GREENSBORO' FEMMFcOLLEGE. _ yiAMiUhr.8 re.uiiiod on^Fii-ht Monday m Juuuary. Be'. .1. S, K. Axsok. | Mi*i A. C.Otc-wr. A.D. lixMUTc TA TOES.—iu bll-. 1'iiuioes fur sale by doc lo CAR LITTON A PARSON'S. ATOES.-ln • 1 • D:a. 11 irei.u J 'pT'tuT.vs. lund. ing trom ship Botund i. ire go >.l order, ami lor ».ilc dec ?] WAVl.B A UUNsTANTINE. A Y.—20o bales sujH'nor Eastern Hay, lauding from brig Currib.e. Ironi Hath, nnd lor side bv mu S WAVKIt A CONSTANTINE 1 71 LOU It —w vi, k- Nu pi rliiie ,.rd Extra FlTuTrTjVio^t . received from C. It. Head, nnd fi r sale bv. u dec8 WAVi-.lt A t onst'aNTINE. C ORN'.—20"" t'U-li -Is j nine Coin, per f. B.”Iira,|, f,, r sale to arrive, by _1 WAVER A CONSTANTINE. LD PEACH BRANDY.—3 UbUl old Peach lliandy. uIsj Bum and Whisk v, fur * ile bv s _ WAVEll'X CO_N.vf.VNTINE. jJAI.T AFLOAT.—2.V0 Nick* Liverpool ball afloat “ un ! or Ml? by dec S * (MUHNS k UEltl/.. ^HENCII GLASS.—400 Ireixes French Glass, i ftt't* “tilt lilulll lal.liol lull In Hire l h bull li of 4'b) »klul.».” O' I*. 1.. lAjhit), ol Lu»t Uosiun, Aug. I!, l*5i writes • I riuvej i‘1 rectivedyours.it ihe Tib ||,»t a n,| bi i.g ml ) conx need ibai p. re Hu lai.d go. is p..??t-jM.u 1 m..nx uied'Uiiiul , >"| t roe.-, wliuti. "i,en jirejk'ii'i'G. i.d mirei. ere* . prudreu.' vcf) Ik-i eOcial r. .-ul?. | »|,ai be li .| p) louiD'Mttue «our An ii.uiie eebiidaire tfti n.i re* sllfl'g III) irII Ire's 1 re Ill's X* 1**11* t) ’’ L> J ... '.itit.lv. Diukes'i.le, N, J , iu January, le53, .r.- 1 bus be* n lire* d.ficill. wi.b tut* to procuro a pu*e urucie "l gi , uudsoiMen lo.'e 1 6cm xltsap- ji ui iei:.a 1 l> xc aimn ml rid) ctsHd 10 piesxoi a g re lor ;.ii) coinpn ii .. and axe 1 early dtwpa.m; uf b- iu r 1 it* o do u wi Ir beder -uu:ev«, unlees ». i,.-| i- " ..a; x "U c re 1 in re.' ; n s< . you " re lirexe cou'ured a boo. oil u,e prae iire'iiers in lire? cot.iir). ipui 1 am ■•use 'he> " di m.i ot* »'ow lo t cmiumledge.” i-’roiii Hr. S. F. I ..rnc«, loletlo, Umo, Ant. 13, lr.'.3. ••ih l.equei l lii'tiviS til the SU.iultm ?n lire. ; r, !• .tli tiy i'.f cr 'es .• ii .uid lit*- press, t ad iiiiiic.il .ree di »i:e "I'leslug ifie efficacy oiling p epurutio,. u tu !•. i.ue I rmi'id >1.111 Irene. 1 iri.st u mil rulfii 1 e expcc'i. ii- tig o| llit- III*-si ?iii:^iiii t*. i.lid pin'e Loire S Hvvn - niivi x pi- it «• Hem g nurtinnry.” »*r. (i * • 'ki.'iv.i pli)Me•••u in d sur.eon nt l.jn e, Lo. lici-licu.. n.Xs, ire . teller «::■ ed 9>c oLtr H. |*ig:— •*i consider your Sclm-dam cl*is«|?|>» a aunt orb r . - • cu . uirei one li ut " '.1 hut coino si.uri nt our nigi e*t ex; ectutii'iig Itis an an cle the medical DmIvii.iij I'..*e l.uig wanted. I have i.sed it, >0 inr with ex ry uppureiii succes? |i. U'M KIN.- " • I ABORAIOHY. New York. Mux g, !*::». ••Mr. Upnipiio it* 11 * -ria sir: i cat.*i>.-t » uk 'on I glii) in ihepiurey . t jour « i cM,dam -clnu.p|i-.- “ '» docidvdl. *uper...r to am linngi.r ihe k i.,: m llie iiiur»i". It I- pt needy free Irom Ihe a.iioxirei <f mix of III..SC reruxlic 11 uipi.uiul* "file' | :0* nud ineparreblc 1 fftc: ii; e v ....... ii.rmiint') lie* ran pi-* ol a cl" 1 c d.slued I v ur? ke " 11 h* 'tit — uu si of them In rej • aig.lx imp eg:.a*tvl xx llll n. 1 have }.CrS Ur ) I- *1"y v.l n e xuii"iis proces-ts ol disii la:urn | r. c kid ai Sc 1'ieiimii. ml know ihni iinu-ucl 1 a>e is lake. 10 separu'v li «• i"'\iou» 1 leim nts In.in Hie ; ure a' "tol ared xoiu M'lniiippn 1? » sinking pn»ot • f 1 • «ucce*-.— A? a iree.iical agent lor chronic tditl renal nff.-c ire *. i "uv. nieces-I'iiIx presentetl l;*on.i n cut.in. no r .— rn agr. 111'de coid.nl til'd burinlis-. si luului.t, M.d ahull coii'iime "1 do s>. j.? we I a? ».• u*e it a* a source m j.ire alc'dn.l lur ct.curcal liiX'estivntiuns und expinmeii.s. "Your obedient. I* M Nil DEt K. L'oiigiilii. g Aalxi ca'Uhcnii?’ Tin* L’eiiu lie is so’.l by all the r«i*t-clab!c l>'..gg »tt ilul Gr- ccrslti tlieL iibed Siu.e?. • I’DOl.Plin WOI.FE. 2.’Beaver st. New York nnd -o .^onih From si. Pi. Ill !ci|'i. 1. rep IU—tiitb-3.il MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS' BANK. B Y AUTHORITY granted by the Mate Legi-lntur:, to establish a BANK under the above title iu ;he x .1 x ef NivaniLih. to commence business niter txvo Luc* drgd th -usatid dollar? shall Lave beet) paid in, with pr.vrie b e ot ext' ti'lii.g tbe ca; itrel tu t"o million d '... *■ and t.< locate BBANl HE8 iu any corporate town ir. :h.i Mat.-: the lr.corp. rat't? .1 ?,. d Bank having nut in tli" Council ( hand-11 at unn.ih, on the ?th u.xx t l*e cm.I" r 111s:,nil. oidered thnt L.ik? fiT subKtipt.cn to stuck ui sai l lkuik > • >. peiu J 111 the Council Uhnmtvr. eo >aturdax. tli- -idh day ol December, 1S55, undvr the su- pelvisivu of the following coxiMturr: HIRAM ROBERTA. I JOHN HOeTON. U. A. L. LAMAR. | M. B. IK'WScN. U. II. MAUTIN. ■I. c 15— I20P PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING. P HOl\>r*ALS xv.ll b. receivcl iint.l ib :h -: INvm- ber for ihe building of an Engine II •>*'. to repluc* that now occu| ieti by the Young Am r.o.i free Compssy I lan? and sp'.e.ficatiuns uf the build.ng may be sexti a the Citv surveyor's ofiiec, in the Lxchongc. JOHN N. MILDER. A. N. MILLER. dec lb—td JAMES O. RODGER? o l t O ll(H M lt. t i l l l»S , v ii \n:i:i.i Bunin. 1 i*iiii..**r her. BR5 an *■ W’dl'l.l# restM-c'l id) announce ro it e e if 1 * *' > S >ax - .lii't lie I* rend) in make and put ,l '’ t iirp? tv ire 1 • roth. xiirnng, kc . at the shortest n>'t ce inre .11 iin* uio-t n*n«oM'.bln terms. 3mo—__ - J. It. Ui xkk, A.M. nil Mi. B. 1*. Lx ,’H.xv. | ''i». A. D. Dj.na14i. ; board .11 pi.'ate faniUU? ai *12 per mouth, uox 2ii—wftw .M/ lauding and li>r sale chrnp. I>v l|, ' r s CHAFFER A- CO.. No rt Whitaker st. *’ have now un band n large oA-ortnieiit of JLM don de and single tun r>d guns, suitable for deer, din k mid bird ‘.hooting. Also 2 large No ft gunge, boat ducking guns, made to order, and lor suL low. call at '• LOVELL .V LATT1MORR. I N ASTERN H AY, AC —fttki bale* iiriuie East- J ''ill Hay, nud 30U bairels potntiH'S. lauding (ht ■hip John Sidney. For sat,* by dec 7 UBIQUAM, KELLY k CO. HJEW GOODS —Just reeeiverl: M'bilc Worsted iNl (’«;•». Co|i»rod Elastic Belts, White and Colored Elastic Bells, Missel colored Kid Gloves, shell side ">uil>s, Merino vasts, 4c. Hy dsc T HENRY LATUROP A CO. dec FOR SALE. . BLACK M'oinnn 31 years old. good cook, washer.sna it oner, sound and 0! good chaructcr. Apl' : N‘l M M. M BIGHT. PHARMACY. a N innoiluction to practical Pharmacy, * for tin* students, and guide to tlie physi un- • 1 ninciile*t anddiugglsts : by Ed. Pnriisli. with tq x'.'M* of two bimdreil illustrations. . Lecture?' 11 Englisli history and Tragic poetry: by in' late Piute-sor Heexl. of IVnusxlxatim University. Grub ? History of Greece. 10 xul. mo. lliigxiitis’ Poems, Morocco, extia gillt. p, K is and Poetry of America, antique calf gilt. Female Port* of America, do do. liar;* 1 an I PuHi.un. Magazines for Dec nd*cr. Ksei-'e's tlirlstati v ar; olegantly iliustnitod otrei bound in Antique coif extra. Loudon Art Journal for November. Clumber's Eduiburg Jouruai. tor pec- mber de« 7 \Y. TUOKNE WILLIAMS.