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V.jTere .hall the pf5f!vl3e lai'ple'a rl^M maullftm
llgmil by frar «niF nnhribo.l by gvlq. ^
~Va.meii.—'nioViiitor oftJio Xi'WH want,
n house lo live iit^ Appiy nt this ofltco.
Konu.su OrrionB->^yo..b|tve /wived
no official n n pent rieementoftberesult ol llio
negro u}e<*i»n M'fJjOf '’‘Ml' 0 "’ ll "' r «
never wnirlils an\. TVTrfllnwihg item from
1 he
ns. non/Jt'^’et m Tlmtfipf
Wo have returns Irom nil tlm counties in'
tlmlMie wl.WK«V*5 <!>«}
b t’01 voles more Itisn nMI oft lie re.'i.Lereil • , , . . .
voters aero! pdllmkl - We ttiWumc »b»t Uio ; ">«' U"-’ ^ »"kec horse is m. Ass and tlm
*-—■ i ■■ ... —!n —. ....... Acliiliniitroopsnregblcoimts.noolornti,ana
From the iiejwels of this mam.
The Trojan llerse; .
• 'Dio story of Atlas, Troy and llio Wooden
horse, is an o’er truo tele. Tlmra it no such:
Ibjftg as mythology—truth is stranger than.
fieUon, aui! her impress upon every age and:
people, preserves tlio chain of evidenco by
which we nro to determine vvliat was and
w list was not, what is and what is not. At
times Mm is veiled in alegory, and poetry
eoyers lier with the gossamer of romance;
luit slic is divine in origin and eternal in
duration ; and in whatever way she is illus-
ted, we llnd hen tlm same spotless goddess—
unerring in her oracles, and faithful to her
wWhippcrs.
The story of tlm Trojan lIor«c is repeat
ing itself to-day, in the li-iaa Maloucm ol
the Sonlli&rn States, with tlm only difference
comities to f bH'he»rd ftatf will not male- AcliUian iron;
rially chnngfttjmab figures. [scalawags. 1
Tlm returns ^djowythat.lj|Ul^\;er)| few* o, ( moth ass. min
the whites vMedl-Wht tlli-'pr«ci«e number
wo Iiavu iio ntfiiiK *»r nsctiiHinin]
.iisfril-tH IfaVilrg'iugrO turtjiJrifi*
•:
A JltsTAgS!.—T|Vf liy»t*,>4crs. Imye
two columns of lidwiftoit's pictures, Slid
netuallv aohotincc, thaflils “groat show”
will,exhibitin that idly on iheleiii
N'oirVcpfiy-tA $ii* iff [n^Uho; fpf ilidn’t
J!ohinVon’«ngqnt<eome here amt stfcU "big
sliow” all over tl’iis c|ty ? nnitylidti't lie put
n liorse miejav i'b^KT"Vyj1gi-q_ ■luJv.-rtiHC-mt'S.t
in tlm TfuVrfiWy Nimil s'V: TIM1', which
said the ”gi'MtJlh0W'""’rthld he in Allinny
on Friday the lAlh Con lJi)» “great.show”
bo liere anil fh*Auj(tltf» tlio aatno dayif
jt is tioi ubiquitous, wo protest against tlm
disappointment, and nj Augusta lum got llio
pictures tejMfR^®' , 4g'il , '.’i ^Vud' 0 w Pf
to bo anifft^F oftijs-in sptOfioalijMi to tlm
• one horse” advertisement in tlm Nows,—
with a small fragment of thc_“grent showf”
I f such bo the Cure, toys, a little Albany
fail will lie appropriate (or thu occasion.
1’kusonai.—Wo liad tlm pleasure yester
day, in 9l#M1|bV<ir> oftaklng by ihu hand
our friend Jimeiib Tillumn of tlm firm of
Iiobcrtl & lTOSlitn—flaVattitah. Mr. Till
man is on a flying visit to the numerous
friends of Ids ilouae. In South-iJcalcm (ieor-
gin, and wo nro glad to know .'that lie is
making many, rich’ q$c«, The Home is one
of the ntfntiimylanlial in VSiivaUimh, and as
Mr. Tillman baa ejtynslvo experience in
planting ns w-ell aa commerce, planters and
nicrohuut* from the iutorior will 'do well to
give few V trial. " ■' * ' >'
lathe nrth#OffioMten, when there are
no advances jcipiLred^und tlm owner pre
fers, tills I fonts* will'aetitYllie cotton to Liv
erpool, have It aoiil in tile name of thu own
er, and the.jyoeeeds of salo sent direct to
them In gold, w ith original nocouni sales,
or dcpositill in them name, and subject to
tothnirorder, in tlicjbcsl Hanking House in
l.ondon.
This plan of shipment secures the owner
against low in tip? evsjut or tl.io fuijmoof llio
mcrolianf 'niidTcemstons Vo lie n decided
ndvantagqjTMIJJrt uauabipoje. , Wo com
mend Mr....Xi4y»lrti to, yif ymtfon* «nd
I'riend^^u.f^.ftqjtVman, worthy of their
eonfldeiioo respect and patronage.
New Vona Leoislatciie—Tlm Tele
graph says, lor the comfort of our |lrlends
whosdjjoy ovlh the- New York election is
qualified by tlm fact that tlm Uadlesls still
rotain a majority in tlm Senate, it may not
be amiss to statu tliat but one-third of tim
Senators wers to |ho elected, the luw of ll o
State providing thnV tlie t^rmn «b>«U oxpiri*
at different timet. Had an election been
held for tffe .whale ibody.lt would Imvt*
boon Demoecoti&BoyaWhti tloaUtv ns (bo
lower Uoq«o i*. •«" " j
moth ns?, miriadi of there wxless monrters,
l_ lu the 1 ftn ^ s ^‘ ^lU ' n,, nil rar«»<, have been »powe<l
irJthb'uMte! out upon Southorn roclety by Hsdical
poliouM, nml their inflnunco upon the black
portion of our populatijii in iuori* fatal hi
IlH coiHKMjtujuceM, than wan the marshal hoatn
of Achiles on the astonished denUens of
Troy. „
Hut ibeue nro i>,l the only evils totro-
dueed in flic South, through this agency—
self-interest, intensified by an inordinate de
sire In get money, comes reeking from tim
enlmis of ilie animal, and tlm very lives of
our women and children are put in peril by
our own people, for filthy lucre. Tlmsys-
te m of arming tim negroes, adopted liy our
merchants,—or nt least a certain class of
men hanl*< cannot bo less pernicious or
criminal in cflVcl, tlmti tlm false teachings
of the gidconitun, or tlm agrarianism of the
scidomts and scalawags. All along our
Streets may Iso seen tliu sign of muskets
lor side, and in eagerness is manifested to
sell them to the negro tliat wouid secure a
commission to any Yankee recruiting Ser
geant in the service. We know tlint our
merchants arc iulincent in their intentions,
nod look upon these old muskets ns iegiti.
mate articles of trade; but the practice comes
iuto oi r Troy with tlm lfndical ass, nnd is
thu most dangerous element introduced by
thorn In that way. It is a part of the scheme
for our destruction, nnd may crc long prove
disastrous to tlm peace of society.
One of Ike IS Omitted.
We unintentionally omitted to mention
the claims ol ono of tlm 13 plain men, who
voted the scalawag tlckot, nnd who deserves
prominence In llio foreground of the picture.
It wss entirely an oversight, and no per
sonal nfiVont was intended. We therefore
heg tliu psrdon of John it. IIil.i., Kscp, far
withholding ids name from tlm entnlngiiool
noelcrnla, who aronn tlio scent for place and
spoils, it issomewlmtdifiiciilttofludaplnce
tor John: this ipiesfiou nas tlm subject of
serious deliberation in tlm counsels of the
league, and both l’liilip ami John were
undecided as to wli’t plaoo would best suit
Ills varied tnlcntr, transcendent genius, and
immortal virtues, John, it is said, went in
on tlm money line, nnd made a strong fight,
but l’hilip thought lie was too honest to
take it nil, nnd too good a lawyer to divide.
John pressed his suit, and urged for argu
ment his mid-night labors iu the acrvico of
Philip and bie onuse—his many hair breadth
'scapes from rebel ghosts; hiasti
conscience, and bis victories ovor
manly and 1 virtuous in himself; Iho ion-
flees of‘race, oolof and klji>d(«d : :'Tt»
mado to follow Philip and fail legions.
Tlieso arguments were preferred with so
milch pathos and ulequonce, tliat tho atony
heart of tho abdnrato Philip finally soft
ened, and ho said, "bo it so—go to Con
gress.” “But, quoth John, your Highnesa
The/Loom—A qursilon for Ike Clly ha-
'• / a r ihorltlos.
ery city Una if" paupers. Albany lias
a liberal sliarqlifithcm, and they, are a con-
suuit &im u|tai) Uio. City Trcanhry. They
must bo fed, and it is a part of the duties
of the Mayor and Aldermon,.to provide tlm
ways nnd means, and direct tire application.
Many of tho poor women about town could
be induced lo work, if they wore encouraged
by employment nnd good profits; and there
is nothing more <certnin limn tliat they
would work, j| tlm alternative of stnrvntiun
should begin to gnaw their Momachs.
It is within tlm power of the City
Council, not only to relieve the city of tlm
pauper tax, but to place money in the Treas
ury by tlio operation.
Our plnn is to liny two, four, six nr more
of tho Mendcnhal Looms, and set t he women
to weavipg. Any one of them can soon
Icarrt to weave fifteen to twenty yards of
cloth per day, and nt tlm ordinary price
for wearing, they can easily make mi cents
to one dollar per day, which would amply
feed and clothe I hem. Tim cloth, when thus
mnuiiliictarcd, could be sold to tim mer
chants of tlm city nt n very great profit, or
retailed by 'the City Clerk, at still greater
profits.
Tim Icom can be bought for ono thousand
pounds of middling cotton, which is now
worth 11} cents por pound, dr ono In.mired
nml Hftccn dollars for the loom.
Suppose a woman weaves only filtccn
ynrds pordny—snd alio limy w eave thirty—
nnd tho jeans is sold «t tlm very loiv figure
offilty cents per ynrd; lids would yield a
profit lo tho city of 12 VO pordny for eneh
loom. In forty-two days tim loom would
bo paid fiir, and tlm wearer would have
lived upon her own earnings.
If jho city should buy four looms ns an
experiment, nt a cost of $4(111, nml Bliould
work them nt these low estimates; after lire
expiration of fjrty-two days—tho looms
lining paid lor—1 hey would yield n daily in
come of $10. Bo, $28f BO per month, nod
$3,417 00 peranum. This sum, it Is be
lieved, would bountifully supply tho neces
saries of life to nil disabled piupers, nnd
leave a surplus in the Treasury.
We make this suggestion for municipal
consideration, nnd ifseeptieism opposes flic
proposition, tho facts and fignres stated can
bo easily verified by practical demonstra
tion. Tim Loom is on exhibition iu the city,
nml will prove its utility nml value, to our
people. . . ’ /
Savannah and her .Mmhnnl.t—f’ollon,
[From its CottouRsVIvw of llie News A llersld,
Nor. 8lh.]
C'oitov.—From tho date of our lust in
Ktio until yesterday, our market allowed lit-
tlu animation, buyers evidently imagininu
tliat tho necessitiea of laotors, sih tho 4th
inst. eamo round, would result in many oi
them Whit? eomjielJed to sell at what prices
they could obtain; but their strength and
eoumge equalled tho oecaiuon, nnd pay-day
passed without any sacrifice of cotton, tho
largest holders manifesting porfoet indiffer
ence. Wo muBt congratulate thorn on theta
action, nnd feel pleused to chronicle that
Savannah merchants have exhibited such
undoubted solidity, nnd concentrated dis
play of tenacity, as was evinced between
tho 1st and 4th; and wo nro further gratified
to record that tho position thus assumed,
has mot the reward of which it was dosorv-
ing, by tlio advance of yesterday and to
day. Wo quote:
Liverpool Middling 17}
41 Low Middling 10}
and Agkifr the *fo\vcr grades have been
forked off at lull prices.
Tm &AVASN in N«V~A IlVitAr.n.—that it will bo some month, before
publish "tho prospectus of this s-aunch
whits man’s pa|*r, and take occasion to
say that it fa one of i|iii best published in
this country. It combines a ilcgrca ol
talcnft entity and industfv seMmu found
in new* paper offices; And to thorn who de
sire lo-ke^i up vj-IJh tljc time., and the
news, it protons 'iho most
f'eatJisBft.i_ .
“0*eUhr*»»r hr Ah” I'osiilci of"—
Shameless hypocrite*! Vile herd that ye
are! Aerep\ goods from thcrobber, and base
ly boast of your possession of other's proper.
ty. VOTrrutMi ubtaiJajgl'Sjodediila : '.
mate official orgatuf of tni^iicThiy in Gooi - . fhi
gia, and'j'et ypq keep On* standing libel ni .’ope
tb* masAfad-otyttardiWy sbeeis. “Offi
cial,” in deed; yos,tpolt/aro tbo'“oflieial"
tool* of m^'oloial!’ jobber, nuU tlis, lylhg,
whining, faariiwg; pliiSi aycophnnts oi jmw
er, and the lruckling, sniveling driveline
pensioners on fijtocl and petty tyranny.
You fill'll IVoui tionest men theirriglits—
i he x#ry..broailiind uieat .from tlieir wive.
wTtb yi
yonr basjyrs.y^tbqflii
for tbo rcacmptioii of
sonls. Go, wnikifioica
and with liitnJirtoA till tlftkmd come.
[U^l(?i$q!intrj
'tliefl..Aw:ii
i^noflyd. ftr>
•ro saving grow
ir boil-mortgaged
li8Jlib’>Aho»m'rus,
. FAT ,^ :
learnstf^t
dononihe ...
otUn,tf£ft
by a pistol *h
ib‘ TOegroph
.occurred atGoi
Kami
'oipt-.Ljmpo n* killed
Hrotamd.jofTolof, 1.
wbi.
drew a'nd ftre.l. lAuiuo was shtvfj'n tl
neck, bnt Sft^^Irti ’feirs}i4t > TQjer r iij^ttu
thigh* Toler was arrested, and liis wound
proves to.be ilangerooa,if not fatal.
elociion for Congress can lake place, nnd
that, in lire moantime, Iaui briefltu—some-
tiling lo span ihe gap, yoar Highness.”—
Impatient, and angrily, Philip turned ftom
the importunate Johuuy, with a “damn it
tako the traveling agency for the extremity
of the Nation’s widow.” When Inst seen,
John wa* giving to the stars, a tragic read
ing oi Wolsy’. piuiosopuy.
“O, how wretched
I. ih.I poor m.n, th.i hang, on prison r.ron!
Tli.r. i. h.iwl.1 ibat .mil. w. would a.plre to,
Tint .wc«i n.|i«ot of prlneco, ond iholr rota,
Mor. poog. aod fr.r. Ih.o wars or womro hort.”
A Head Failure.
ere is nothing mom certain thnn that
’ope has failed to accomplish tlm objects ol
Iio reconstruction measures. The intelli—
{enoo of the South hat lieen convinced of
this for somo time, but tbo Radicals have
just waked up to tlm terrible rcnlitalion of
their fate.
Wo have reason, and good authority for
relieving, tliat the leaders in Georgia regard
lie Convention movement as a total failure,
md tlm whole affair as a most ridionlon*
iroe, as it really is.
The Commercial Credit of fiavaneah.
The Cliatleston Courier mentions ns an
indication of tho growing prospority of tlm
oily of Cbarloaton, amiss an cvidunco of
tho “untarnished good faith of imr sons,”
tho fact tliat on Monday last, obligation* in
tho nature of collection drafts, which bad
been negotiated principally fqr llio purchase
of fertilwhrs and plantation i
amount of a qusrter of s mill
falling due in the banks of that city, were
promptly met and not ono discou.it asked.
This is certainly honorable to Charleston,
and we take, grekl pleasure in rocordinga
taut so creditable to tbo busiiiess men ol our
aister city. But In doing so wo will Lo par-
donvd lbr llio statement «$ * * clcqual ,
creditable to tK$*tfiofcbahtB of Savnnnah.—
Wo were aware that au unusual amount of
obligations, mostly daw to Northern cred
itors—advanoes mado by onr factors to
planters for tho purchase of plantation sup
plies—matured on Monday laat, “Judge
ment TJay,” aa it waa called and, owing to
lire backwardness of tho cotton receipts, wo
felt no little apprehonsion for our commer
cial friends. Tho day came and passed,
and though there wen-somo anxious facets
on tlm Bay, WO were gratified to learn that
every liability; Amounting In tho aggrogato
to a little under one million dollars, was
promptly iuet,«fidoola single'house was
subjected to protest. In the language of
our Charleston cotomporory, we may
say “well done,” to tho (actors and mer
chants of fmcatmah, whom wo unit will
meet with an abundant reward at tlio bands
'of tlm planters, for wKose riUtf and aaaia-
By
|T« the Albssj Irl-ws»kly$i«ws.]
general kews.
MOUXING DISPATCHES.
Washinuton* Nov. It.—There acenn
but little doubt that Grant told Montgom
ery lllnir, on Thursday, that no one was
authoris'd to B|K»«k for him. It 1b, however,
equally well eKtnbliHhed thAt Grant wa* ad'
vised of the hearing* of Forney’* article,
previous to it* publication, and that he
made no objection to it.
New Yoke, Nov. 11.—It is ascertained,
from n reliable source, that tho Government
will Ih- ready to proreed with tim trial of
Mr. IJuvis on tlm 25th. Both sides, how
ever, desire tliat Chief Justice Chase shall
preside with Judge Underwood; therefore
it is understood that tlm trial may be post
poned for a short time to enable Chaao to
make niTaiiyriurnts to preside. Legal con
siderations alone 7 prompt tlm desire that
tlm two Judges should sit in the case.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Moxtuomkry, Nov. II, 3 P. M.—In the
Reconstruction Convention to-day, tlio
iectivo franchise committee presented
tlm majority ami minority reports. Tho
majority report disfranchises all who refuse
to vote tor or against the Constitution,
when submitted lo llio people, and is other
wise proscriptive. Tliesc reports were uindo
(lie special enter for to-morrow.
New Oui.kans,Nov. 11.—Nodeatlis from
fevervreported to the Board of Health yes
terday. No' applicationajto_tlm Howard
Association for relief.
Dromon ship carl arrived yesterday,
bringing another load ol'Gcrmau emigrants.
Texas papers nnnounoo a lato arrival of
German emigrants in that State.
l'’i.oitits< k, Nov. 8th.—Garibaldi is to be
tried.
Paris, Nov. 8.—Monora asks tho with
drawal of tlio French troops from Rome.
London, Nov. 8th.—It is laid that Lave-
lotto will soon resign. Uouhcr succeeds. The
friends of Garibaldi say he hod but four
thousand men. Ul Nord lays Garibaldi's
sons are bidden, not captured.
Pnn.ADBi.riiu, Nov. Util.—About two
thousand oigar makers arc on a strike.
Washington, Nov. 11.—Papers by tnc
Si earner Dcutohland contain the following
item: Whilo the Emperor of Austria wn»
enjoying himself at tlm Steeple, close at
Vinconuos, tlm Emperor Napoleon drove in
from St. Clood, ana paid a snort visit to the
exhibition. It was long enough, however,
for comfort. A scene oocured as unlooked
for ns it was disgrncoful. During his visit
an egg was thrown at tho largo picture of
him, by Plundering, and when lie made bis
appearance in one of tho gnllerier, a loud
and lasting hissing took place on the part of
a collection of men in blouses. Tlm unpop
ular y of tlio Italian intervention, nnd tlm
general stato- of uneasiness and dissatisfac-
i ion wliiuli exists hero among tho lower
classes woro probably tho onuses of the dcin
onstration.
Democratic majority in Now York 40,000
in Maryland, 41,000. Democrats hnve
gained 7,800 in Minnesota, while tho negro
suffrage, which was voted on last year ns
well as tins, shows a gain of 500 votes. He-
turns from western comities of Kansas indi
cate that must of them liavo gone Demo
cratic.
K venue, $030,000.
Tammany luimimitcs Huffman. Mo
zart nominates Fernando Wood, and John
J. Antbon is prominently mentioned by ti e
Deniocratio Union party for Mayor of New
York.
Tliad. Stevens has written a five column
loiter opposing nations) banks, and arguing
that while interest is payable in coin, bonds
can honestly bo liquidated with legal ten
ders.
Gen. Emery has disbanded unauthorised
military organisations in the district of Co
lumbia.
It is saidJSheridan telegraphed Grant ad
vising him tliat Vi i or’a action in removing
Gen- IIsyes from New Orleans Sborifialty
be disapproved.
Richmond, Nov. 11.—Gen. Schofield to
day ordered a Court Martial on the 18th, in
caso Col. Rose U. S. A. Conductor of elec
tions hero fornmly charged with condnot
unbecoming an officer and a gentleman ;
drnnkenra* &'c., on eleotion day. The “Dis
patch” has uu ncoouut of mobbing Msj.
Frank Butts, former bureau agent of King
vVilliam county by negroes there, an at
leiupt made bv civil authorities *.-»
THE ALBANY
TRl-WEEFLY NEWS,
pllBLIfHIU) AT
AXeSA-isr-sr, o-ua..,
Tuesday'sjhursday’s &. Saturday's,
Present* p«ouHnv uilvnntajcs 3' i*n
Advertising Medium,
Situated iu tin* very him* i.f 1.ws-firm Oeor
fia ( aud extending it* circnl.ui .u tiir.'R^:.’tit ti »
richest cotton couiuU* in tii' 1 M«.te, ti.uuiuivt’
aud other adwtiret*. seokin ; t ltd; nnd
will liad it to fhelr intetebt tf**it*i>vir in ltd cul
umns. #
The present propnotor is snsring no labov or ex-
Dense to placo this Jouma* iu tLcfion' rnak of
Southeru nnrspapers, ond he iu gmiifiod 10 au-
novircethat liisrffoHs arc nn ^ciated nnd rewntd-
ed by the public. Determined that it si.all be nc-
hiud none v( the city p/ipors A news on’dluci, he
hat secured the regular Proaf LMspitchcs, v bicli
euables him to furnipli news to his pntrens .is tariy
aa it isreceited in u«y of the other ci'i*«.
The Markets ate carefully nt tended tc, r.nd rr-
liability, iu alt nutters, i* intcoded to bo r..rtdc n
leading feature iu the A'eiet.
In Tiew of the pressure in the Cnonert of the
country, the proprietor ins reduced the rntes o1
subscription from SB per udi«uiii to SO. 1’or nix
months $4, end for any Icsj period ,ji per mouth,
in adtanee.
His rams of ndTertUing arc akIow ns the 'imes.
and heavy expense of running thepripev will justi
fy; aud a* the cash sysieui is now ni.w.t
•ally adopted, hi*t terms nre cu«lt{ but pcrm .nuut.
reliable morcbonts of Albnny. nnd : v •»'
oalr will only be called on wliea necestityjrcquircsilt.
AU others must send the raoimy before tu« ui.n-
tisemeDts appear,
Ueraittances by express, or’tbrougU tho present
postal arraagemeut, at tho risk ui iu j p>iv»ivior.
Address CAREY W. STVLl
rrtiprlutor.
Alb.iuy, Oa.
Savannah Adverllsemenii
UMNlBUS LII
Savannah, Ga.
Reauoe*
i Mil; undtraignefl, proprlsion nt ih. u
I Hull,, (liimtbn. Line, h„ F ,
1 n iluc.d ilm far, in iu, folium,,,“ i., 14
To HUil limi Kallroidaaod Slramv'inu" ,
•1 fust*60 cents. w " l *r»l
•Private pa-sengrrs. to any part of thsolu e.
O’CONNELL A c/au
Sarnnnuh, Oct. 8, 185". r*8R.
oct24 8
IVcvv Advertisements.
RIALTO EATING HOUSE
NOW OPEN.
Tho undersigned is now prcpircd to
Furnish Meals
at ali* Hcuns,
From 7 a. nr. till 11 p. m.
fte will conslantU kacp on hand
Oysters, Fish and Game,
Also all that tbU market afford* in the s'uapo of
lubatantials and luxuries.
The Oar is stocked with tho best DP.ANDIF.8.
WINES, etc., and aluo the h»«i brupits ef r»0.\Ra,
THOMAS WALKER.
Nov, 8. 111-145.
Hojt. & Gale,'
Washington Street. Albany Ga.
“NEXT DOOR TO COOPER & CO.
SOUTHERN IMPORTING Hi
WE HONE.
Established in 1&50
M7P0SiTr.lt AXD irnoi.ESALE OEALtj
IN
Wines, Liquors and Jegaij l |
ocsiai 19 B#y S,rCCI ’ «*.l
t. C. Illttr*, SAVAKKAH,
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M. OAMDIU, I I
HILTON & RANDELL
WIIOl.KJSALE GKOCERs
AMD OS ALIKS IK
Provisions, Wines, Liquors, lob
133 BAY STREET,
SAVANAH,G,
I NVITE the atleution of Dealers to thsir t
nnd eompiete Stock of ifc
GROCERIJ
Which woofler at the lowest market i
"MAGNOLIA"- WHISK1
OLD RYE WHISKY,:
Bowers' old Bonrbon T
N E,Uuin, Gin, Brandy, Billers,l
A large Stock of
tqbacco,
con.tsnll/ oo hand.
Ii5- AGENTS FOB THE 8ALE OF H.« .
QL N POWDER, in Kegs, Half Kegi, QukvtwX
undCnHCB. ocllS-tu’’
A Notaiilk Chanok.—Tho New A'ork
A’orM, whicli not long slum advocated ne-
>ro suflrage, now declares emphatically
that “the mob of Paris, in tbo eraxicat days
of the revolution, was not a more unfit depo
atory of political power thanaro tbe
iontberit negroes. A crop of
Btownlowa and Uunnicntln it no better
than a crop of Robeepfern; with Robe-.’
•pierr’s power they would rival hi* atroci
ties.” •
. A bpy entered a stationery store llio oth-
?rdsy,and asked (he proprietor what kind
- >f pens h« cold. “All kinds,” was the reply,
“well, limn, I’ll take three ccuts’ worth ol
pig peas.”
’ K
tuiicc tue larger
rc»pon»ibilitif
thus laithinll'
l’KTi'n:
haganof
with Col.
Imre
ids on
M.
and will
Leitner has
moneyed
Leitner baa been employed Dy tl
i*o Governiaentto survey laqde,
ilsti leara from Capt. Jl., that thi
of Dr. Johnnoti
aier, wlib left here for Bn
time, nro in good health aud spirits. Thov
tiAvq purohued laud and plaottHl, and their
| prospects arc very encouraging.—Fcman-
1 dins ,Fla) Conner, Oct Slat.
A& We
. the two tons
nnd Albert Do
ll about tbe
thcitingleadcrs was resitted, end military
was sent fur.^Tbo leading oolored citisens
will be ont in card to-morrow dismvi W ng
incendiary senUmenta uttered Gy Liuusay,
colored delegate to the convention.
(SpMUl to lb. frMV.*liljr N.ws J
FROM MACON.
Macon, Nov. 11th.—Tbe Telegraph of to
morrow will advocato State Convention to
meet in Macou,Thuraeay, 3d day of Decem
ber.
TAB MARKETS.
Acol-ita, Nov. 11.—Codon Urn; ..1.1, 502 bslvl;
rccnlpls. 5831 ntddUags, 10.
WimisaniN, Nov. II.—Spirit. Turpcnlin. out
st f»i to 53. tto.fn, 2 05. Cotton newly ,110J
for mld'HIn*.
New Vobk, Nov. 11.—Louititns Sugsr Molu...
sciive. Buppllc* light, etll soon s, lsndeU. Seesr.
fully fair, I4J • yellow clarlled, 10; Holtem, (sir
to oboloe, 75 tn IS). Flour qul.i; -double extra,
10.7610 lit oboice, 1, lo 15.60. Cora dull end
drooping l oholo, white. Ui. OsU dull «t 77 lo 78.
Bsoou eliouldors, 161 elesr sldve, 18. Pork dull—
quoted nominally el 22.60. Ls*d dull, Heroes quoted
st 18| keg, 18, 10 181. Cettoa inner: Mlddliu
Orleene, 18J: sales, 1800tele,; receipt, .Ince Bst-
rdqy.lMT; exports, 507. "ColdIDS. -
Mobile, Nov. 11.—Coltos msrkot oloati fin, at
10} for middlings; isle,, 1500bilet; rcoslpti. 1788;
Usinuoxa, Nov. 11—Colton quiet si 181,18}.
OiiAULEiTox, Nov. II.-ACetUx quiet; elesed
lomhwhsl eteler; sales, 480 baler; tnSddllci
o. I pie, 1580. 1
8. vassau, Nov. H —Cotlaa ofmoi wry aid
oloa d quiet aud steady; middlings, 17}, wlM Dig.
no, pis, 4000. • - '
L Vitrooi, Nov. 8, nooa—Colton BrskMi' eiv
cula> report ualw for lb, week at 05,0001 ipae-
ulaifou, 5.000; expoit, 18,000; Hook, 87LM0|
•alee, lo-ilay, ctlimaitd at 16,000; wuikMouoa,
firm: Middling Orleans, Sd.; Middling Uplands,
Dniiurv it;
Stoves,
Tin Ware,
Ca>-t Iron Piping
Britnnin Ware,
Crockery
and Glass,Lamps
AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
of every description.
We have on Imnil a fine lot of Cooking
Stoves of nil sixes, nml the best pattl-llffl
and are prepared lo put 11mm qffuiid'
FIT PIPES. ETC.
We also have a lot of the AMERICAN
SUBMERGED PUMP, the most pci feet,
ample, and durable pump ever invented,
and [mouliarly suited to this section.
W e arc prepared lo dv uli Liuda ot
Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper IVirk at the
shortest Nolive aud brsi siyls. '
The attention of planters U especially
called to oure8tablitbment,as we tnhvjuba
in the country, and work with dispnftlt.
Albany, Ga., Nov. 9,1807.' 111-147.
EOL3HAW ft SUVA-
Impnrlers and Drains Iu
glOGKEHI, GHUfdl
Glassware,
Korosono Lamps, Oil &o,
63 Julian and 101 Bryan 8treata ( ~
(Ona door W«at of Wbiiakar,) ’
SAVANNAH, Oft I
Crockery **«ort«<! in Crnfcsor repacked to nl
purch9*«rir. * oc(24 8b7|
GHANGE OF SCHEDOLS
WE HAVE
HEMOYB
F BOM Mulberry Street to HOLLINQ8WOY
NKW BUILDING, on the eoracr of the 1 ,
within sight ol Hardeman and fipark'a Vtr
bouse, almost oppoaite Wolfolk'a IVarehoOM, I
Poplar atreat, only a few alepa from tbe F
Depot, and near iho Drown tlou.o tod :
Hotel. Any of you tbatv ant J 1
BACON,
. CORN.
FLOUR,
MEAL,
LARD, |
Family Groceriei,
Plantation 9U
vbagging,
IRON TIES, &u.
Give ns is Call.
S3T Wt arc aolo ogoula fur Cbarloa Hal
Cclcbraiad
Copper Distilled
dnd hare on hnn<I, la bJ<Jitloo, * UrgtMttif
Wiuov, Urondin, ftc.
&
oeo.
Megratfi
Macon,
Cep. 7, tf90
RAINES EIP0R1UM,
I HAVE JUST OPENED AN ENURE
%m 4$. ^siiss
ronslafing in j.nrt of ,
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Boots._Shoes, Hat 3
ciotmns,
And a larga aaaorlmaatof
raassxssn’s vsiAitsETB,btt.,&.v
I tail at the .
Lowest Cash Prices !
oatff
Rj* Job Work executed at
tills office in good st yle. Also, blanks
umishe d of ever}' <ip?cription
HOVS1
SALOON.
DIKING
-BY-
E. H. KIEL!
Rny tireet. <Jor. wbllaMfi
SAVNNAH,- Glv ,
Tins HOUSE hw been lhafon*kIr i
aui refitt«d, «ml practical *■!
made forth* Fall and Winter. Tba
supplied with thcckoicMliwiclM -
tic Market aod from Naw York* FWWoJlW^*
timoro. Florida and abcwkerc. EcpfcW •
paid to proearbg Hit choicest ■ . • I
Gamo, Fiflh, Oysters,
MEALS FURNISHED AT AI-LT
From 0 a. tn. to midnlibt.
vale paitiMrr-m h«4 *
WINES, ales, liquors;
Egb. Skilful cook, aud courteou. altealaaH-.
oct. 24—Emo*.
COWARP C. ir.tDB. »»A>OM *•
E. 0. WADB «b OOf 1
—AHD—
General Commission
Savaunah,