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Tri-Weekly Republican, THUB3DAY, DECEMBER 20, 1833. B@~We fire authorised to announce the name of P. J. STROZIEE, of Albany, as a candidate for the office of Judge of the Supe rior Court of the South Western Circuit. — Election in January next. Oct 9 tde. We are authorized to announce the name of Hon. James J. Scaruobough as a candidate for the office of Judge of the South- Western Circuit. Election January next. Oct. 18 tds.o Jj£g„Wearc authorized to announce the name of N. A. Smith, Esq., of Americas, ns a candidate for the office of Solicitor General of the £outh Western Circuit, at the election ia January. u° v 20 Ido We are requested to announce the name of Capt. John C. Rutiiebford, of Rain bridge as a candidate for Solicitor General of the South-Western Circuit, at the election in January next. dee 13 tde THE VOTERS OF THE SOUTH WESTERN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.—I reapeet fully announce my name as a candidate for Judge of this Circuit, at the election to be held therefor, on the first Wednesday in Jan uary. DAVID A. VASON. .dec. 20 tde* ___ “ Santa Claus.” —We see from oar ex changes, that “Old Santa” is making his preparations to visit all the cities and towns, of which he gives notice through the various papers. As yet “Santa” lias deposited his gifts at but one establishment in this place, as will be seen from the advertisement of B. W. Smith & Cos. However ho has deposit ed enough cf them there, to give all the children of Americus a gift. The map of long gray hair and beard may be expected here next Monday night. Male and Female School —Das- Ran dall and Stanford, will open a school in this place, on the second Monday in Janu ary next, for girls and boys The former gentleman has been engaged in teaching for the last twenty-five years. Asa teacher of youth be has not bis equal, either North or .South- We make this broad asser tion from our personal knowledge of his .qualifications. The latter gentleman is so ,t.cll known in this community, he needs no .copimendation from.us. Whoa! January- Look out, every body, .for tiie great show and Circus, to-morrow- Dan (Costello, with his golden chariot, .Horses, Ponies and wild beasts, will make his triumphant .entry Aijlo.ilks city, preparatory to the opening «£ his Circus, Menagetje, etc., for his one ,day’s en’ertainißCHt. The novel cud •(startling feature of Dun’s Show will the live Lion let loom in the .Streets.” The Lion King, 11. rr Lcu gle,' 5 ’ -W-iM also enter the den of the lerocious beasts and play wilt them like so many young Silt -us ! Tfistress in South-Western Georgia. ln consequence of the unequal distribution of the remaining wealth of tlie country af ter the war, together with the liijfli prices at which every article of .necessity was sold, much distress has prevailed throughout this section since the close of the war, OLIVER A JBtiQ... has, to sjme extent, relieved the sufferings of many, bo'li white and black, y .-oiling their goods at such low prices that even the poorest have been able to sup ply themselves. Dec. 20 It. JSG.V'-A young lady of this city who,is ■Courted and much admired, is noted not .so much for her regular features, as for her beautiful, pearly set of teeth, which flash ppon one bevvitchingly whenever her ruby dtps aro parted. Although naturally in the possession of good teeth, this young lady gives the credit, to the accomplished Dentist, A>r R. Noai.Es, to. their regular .arranga .ment andiflnish. Dr. Hobles, docs splendid ■work *in filling teeth, and those persons .whose teeth are do well to -place themselves at onc,etNfc\-r his hands. 8©"- The best stock of Clothing, Dry Aloods, Boots and Shoes, are kent. at ■Dec. 20. 3t. S. Waxelbauai & Bi:o. Officers of Wells Chapter No. 42 R. A. M. for the ensuing year. A S. C. r ™, M. B. 11. I*. W. W. Ford, E. King. W, A. Greene, E. Scribe. W. F. Toole, 0. If. J. J. W. Ford, P. S. J. A. Railkt, li. A. C. C. F. Daniels, 1 R. M. Dozier, [- g.m5.3,2,1,vei15. P. R. Stanfield, ) Jj. A. Smith, Treasurer. W. C. P. Clegiiorn, Secretary. 11. J. Williams, Sentinel. The Sentinel we are informed re freshed the company at the close of their labors with the finest oyster sup per of tlic season. Hurrah! for Hiram, may his beard ‘-never grow less." Tub Knoxville Commercial. —We re gret tffht this sterling paper found it neces sary to discontinue its Daily and issue a Weekly. So able a journal, so conservative and high-toned and so earnestly devoted to the Union and to the advancement of justice, honor and prosperity to the whole country, ought to have been sustained. We miss its i daily visits to our table, jt conies, howev er, weekly, and abounds with able editorials, ladened with hope and good cheer, and re plete with wholesome advice to those who would destroy this Government. Oua Mavor and Aldermen. —First rate selection. No better could be made. The Mayor is a good one—an excellent one— knows bis business —has the sense and in dependence to attend toljia business—is a just man and has the nerve to do his whole duty. Two of the old board of Aldermen still remain— Brown and Lewis. Those who* have paid much attention to the “doings” about our streets, for thelast year, will remember these gentlemen, with what assiduity they attended to their work, as the ‘‘Street Committee.” They have done a g rtatdcal for nothing ! Did they get thanks or curses ? H©-Hurrah for the Circus, and hurrah for the New Stock of Goods, just received at No. 2, Loyless’ Block, Cotton Avenue, where Jake M. Mauister, Agt,, is giving away goods at an enormous sacrifice, by far cheaper than the cheapest, give him a call. Special to the Ladies—wo have received from our London Store, in Macon, a large as sortment of Woohm Goods, Bugle Trim mings, Dress Trimmings, &c., Velvet and Silk Ribbons, which we are bound to sell before New Year’s Day. So come one ami come all and try the branch of the London Store, and see if we cannot do as we prom ise. Jake, Lipnmn and Charley Smith, make up the host of Clerks, and are always ready to attend to their customers. Friends’ami public in general, we say—give friend Jake a call: Dec- 13-tF. Not Fair.—Wliat right has the “Earlt County- News” to purloin three of our edito rials and to adopt it ns his own ? Now we miglitbe induced to propare]editorials for that respectable sheet if we were applied to in the right way ; but to take it in the manner Suggested, is too bad—it is monstrous ! Jn the very same paper twojother articles of ours is copied and no credit given us 1 Don’t do that again, neighbor! We are becoming desperate and there is no telling what we might do, if you continue to persist in Ill’s ugly course ! Be a man and write your own editorials, or if others write them, give due credit. But the meanest thing of the age,.is, that, after we had sat up all night,without a drop of Bourbon to cheer us,or a single cracker or crumb of cheese to refresh the inner lean, to get the appointments of the Preachers of the Georgia Conference in print, almost every paper in the State published them' without saying a single word about the “Sumter T!e ruBUCAN 1” We tell you, gentlemen of the quill, that this is not according to “gunler.” Honor bright! Charleston Mercury.—No abler paper published in the Southern States than the Charleston .Mercury -and when we say this we mean it. No one can read its editorials without coming to the same conclusion Jlr. Ithott inherits the profound ability A his venerated father and wields a powerfurpen. If any doubt this, let him refer to his paper) .of the 1 Oth inst., in which will be fomJkan .editorial that, for broad and comprchdflPfe views, sound and statesman like positions, i.5 worthy of the pen of’ Calhoun or Webster. Sol th-\Yextern Circuit.— lt will he recti, by referring to our advertis ing columns, that Hon. D. A. Vason is a candidate for Judge of the South- Western Circuit. Mr. V., like all the gentlemen "ho are candidates for this office, is a lawyer of ability, everyway qualified for the position. frerußead P. If. Oliver & Pro’s., adver tisements in to-day’s paper. The crowd constantly purchasing goods at their estab lishment, indicates low prices and accom modating clerks and proprietors. Dec. 20-It. Merchants and Farmers wishing to supply themselves with a lot of cheep goods, better call and see Dec.'2o.3t. S. Waxelbaum. & Bro. Column nipatejl. Mr. Editor—-Sib: —l see that 1 a:n charged with voting against the Stay Law b the last Legislatin'- ueh,charge is untrue; as shown l>y the record ill Milledgeville. I -voted against the amendmen t introduced in the Senate, and advocated and voted for the Law as it passed. The House voted down the Senate bi.il and adopted my own proposition, which was passed and concurred in by the Senate, and is now the Law for which I voted. P. J. Stuozieii. 15%5“ Horace Greeley says -ery sensibly : “ Let us lmve an crul to all controversy con cerning negroes ami their rights, so as to be ready to go about our business, if nvjrrOM nrc Idle, they n 1 go hungry and r.cakcdj; if they steal they must Ire punished —not as negroes but as men. If they have not learned that freedom means freedom to work, the winter just coming on will teach them—with a good many others—that whole, some lesson.” “Warrington, *• a Radical and a correspondent of the Springfield Re publican, alludes to the Republican members of the Fortieth Congress as a hundred and forty men tied to the tail of a donkey. Not very flattering to the members or comfortable for the Donkey, lEtfira In this city, on the 18th inst., by Rev. G. 11. Goit. Mr. James E. Stanford, to Miss Be.ttie Code, all of Americus. We acknowledge the receipt of a bottle of Cliampaigne, which was drank by the editor and cOip3, to the health of the par ties. C OMMBRCIAL. Americus Market. Americus, Dec. 19. COTTON.—The marke t for the last three day’s has been every unsettled, prices ran ging from 2."> to 20 cts. Receipts at the Ware Uoisj of Price & Sans, about 300 bales. Americus Advertisements. ADAMS, SfEER & CO., ARE XOiV RECEIVING A LARGE AND GEN i l oral assortment of GROCERIES, OBOOKERY, Hats, Boots and Shoes, SADDLERY, &c.. &c., &c. These goods were bought, roccntlv, by Maj. Speer, in New York, WITH MUCH C A RE*, after the rush of the Fall trade was over, uiul at heavy declines from the earlier prices. They have been bought STRICTLY for the Cash, and will be sold for the Cash. \Ye keep no books —have no doubtful accounts —and we therefore, can and will make it to the interest of Cash pur chasers to buy of us. We would call special attention to our large stock of lAiiHM MW, and Goods for Gentlemen’s wear, which, in point of STYLE, QUALITY and PRICE, we think is not excelled in South-Western Georgia. Other Departments of our Stock equally com ph'te. Call on us, or send m your orders—with the Cash. Your order, or your child, or your servant, can buy of ns on as good terms as if you were present. We have but ONE PRICE, and that the lowest we can afford. ADAMS, SPEER & GO. Americus, Nov. 27, ts DENTISTRY. Dll. R. NOBLE, takes pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Sumter and adjoining coun ties, as well as to the public at large, that lie has secured a suit of GOOD ROOMS’UP STAIRS IN •The Speer & Hooks’ Building. .on the corner known as Granbcrry’s cl stand, v» his li he has lilted up with N E\\ l-l’i: N lit' RE. and NEWLY FURNISHED with everythliing be longing to his profession, in the way of DEN TAL INSTRUMENTS of latest improvements. His stock ofTEETH, FOIL, and indeed, ail oth er material, are of the best manufacture. He has in successful operation the NITROUS OXIDE GENERATOR, with which lie manufactures pure- NITROT'SOX IDE GAS, as pleasant to breathe as the air, and snler to use than any other anaesthetic known.— lie keeps always on hand a plentiful and good stock of this gas, witli the use M' which lie” ex tracts teeth without pain. As lie has had twelve years experience in tin; practice of DENTISTRY, and keeps up with all thelale improvements in his profession, he feels confident of giving en t ire satisfaction to all who may favor him with tlijw- patronage. takes this method to return thanks to all Jm-mvv patrons fort-heir liberal patronage; at the ■une time solicits a continuance of the same. W Nov. 27-iim. K. NOBLE. Furniture! Furniture! I AM just receiving direct from New York, at the New Brick Store, above S. Waxol baum it Bro., a tine stock of Furniture, all qualities, from fine Walnut Mahogany and Rosewood to common, which are offered at as low prices as the times will allow. Call and examine. b. P. BOONE, Agt. July 24 ts. 17,009 FOUNDS ABU 0 W TIE! T USX TIbCEIVE-O BY A Nov 13 ts ’’ FURLOy & BRO, Savannah Advertisements. sera ton, jmn a co~ Savannah, Georgia. L‘cp constantly an liantl, CSuiee o!J UR AND IMS, WHISKEY, winds, GIN, etc., And every vaviely of GROCERIES. ALSO HAY, CORN, OATS and BRAN, Strictly nt Wholesale to the trade, and we flat ter ourselves that we can make it to the interest of Dealers to patronize us, at the head of Bay street, opposite Jefferson street, We would be happy to receive from .planters, notion or any other produce, and sell on the most favorable tennis, and fil their order at the lowest prices, and return to them the sales promptly. D. T. SCRANTON, Os the late firm of Scranton & Johnston. AVAL H. SMITH. Os the late firm of Rabun & Smith. J. L. LARGE, Nov 13 Cm Qf Savaimah, Georgia. Planter’s Supplies. ~ BALES BAGGING—Sea Island, Fundees, { and Gunny. 100 Coils of Rope. 50 Bbis Choice Family Flour, 10 Hilda Bacon Sides,’Shoulders, All grades and styles of Liquors.- White and Yellow Corn, Seed Oats and Barley. Also, Bus ter, Cheese,' Lard, &c. Advances made on con signments of country produce, bv A. WILCOX & CO, Savannah, Ga. Wanted to purcease all kinds ofjcpuntry pro duce. nov2olifi E. G. HII.TOJT, I F. SI. BASDU.k, Savannah, Ga. | New York. HILTON & HAN DELL Wholesale Grocers and Dealers jn il-y’fUtP'i'l pq Fifsis, sisi, iiia k, 193 Bay Street, Savannah, :.. .Georgia INVITE the attention of'dealers to their large ami coin pi etc stsck or ft i - ocer ie $ and Liquors purclm ?d expressly for the Southern market which they are prepared to offer at the lowest market rates. Agents for the celebrated “ Star Whisky,” Hazard’s Gunpowder, iu kegs, 1-2 kegs and 1-1 kegs and cases. nov 27 ts, Americus Advertisements. IST otice. YT T iLT/ lie fold on tlic j Imitation of the Hulipcrilicr, ip V V fdiU jCouiity. on SATURDAY, the 22M Dfvemper, nil the porisnnhlo property, consisting of Corn, Tickler, Venn. Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Ilog.«, Wstgon, Cart, Black smith’s Tools, ii number of stands of hoes, 1 Threshing Machine, 1 Kitzgi'ialu’s Patent >iil)s, for grinding Meal nnd Hominy, Cot lon Seed, Ac. Terms Cush * dec 6 tds ALBERT REES. Plantation for Sale. Ij’Oß til * purpose of winding lip ;in ngriculturai parf nurship, fieri*tof<»ro existing between the undei eigned, V e oiler for sale, one of the Eest Plantations in Southwestern Ga. It is fdtnntcd 16 miles from Amcrieus. lying onjtho ■nnters of-the Riuclmfoonee and I aunshnssecreeks,’cot;. Mining 1137 nci”s, well improved, 0(.‘0 noes of <-p<>n land: 2>*<i of which is rich bottom hammock, and 150 ucr-s of similar hnnanock in the woods. 'Jlieplmeis Hnely timlierul and watered—running vater being in every field.. And one of tho Ikallliiest localities in (Uc State. Thirteen Mules C >rn. Fodder. Yeat, Ftork, farming implements and Clack.'- mi Ill’s tools c m le bought with tho place. * There are 25 good Freedmen now on the pHc'*, who want, to nmain, and engngemcnis, in tne sale, can be made for their retention >.nd employment. A Casn purclm-o c»n obt.iin a b ugain if he applies soon. JIAWIiINS & ROBSON. Americus, Ga., Dec. 5 ts Great Sale! TIIE/mb‘ft iber will >«-H. at bin plant Mon, netir Ar dersntiville, on the IRtli inst. fine >iules and IRrsCs, tat ll* gs, Cattle. She- p, and ft great many i-tlior things too tedious to mention. J>«U it. BATTLE. l>oc 4 tds. To Holders of Cotton. JAM prepared to make Choral C’i h advances on sliipmcnts of G< tu*n to New York, or-any other market in the United State’s, and consign to No. 1 In ures. Als ,to f-hip riiect to LIYERI'UOL if desir ed. and hold it till owners fay sell. Iloldcrs'ol Cotton at any station on S. W. R Road can have tlu ir Cotton shipped with, ut any trouble to theins't lx.s ’1 le-y have bnly to send me Warehouse oP’Ra-ilrond receipts, ami gef the 'advances desired* by return I take charge of' the Cotton, pay taxes, ship, and ln .Ue lx-turi.s Herd as soon as m.}.l: • F. M. C 'KEIi, dec 1 1m Broker and Commission' .Met’Chant. j Q BIIDS CLEAR SIDES Id “ Shoulder*. lt)0 c «(*kp KarriiLv IN ur, warranted fru>li from Swcehvp.tM Mills. A fine a.-si ifnient Four, various brands, w Lich I will sell cheap for e.ish or i xehunge for Colton oi Vt are no use atcept:ince 80 days. M, 11. SrBPUF.NS. Dec. 11. ts ikxf <h or to Post Offre, TO KENT. rgvITU subfcvibei- is otTeri n e for ronb ]jis -EL plantiilion. coubiining between 250 and 300 acres of laud, lUO of widcli ia fresh. It is siiuatcJ one and a half miles south of Atnet Lens. The renter can have tne use of three mules. Jj-.plv to deo 8 2k-. ’ M PAT ERSON. IST otice. A LI. pflvlics arc warned 4iot lo stl! nny property to ttny one representing him self as an agent of mine, as I wifi not pay any demands for such purcheses in ijt.e fu tnre. [nov 1 ] n j (J. JJ. HAY. For Bale. I AND, Slock and Provisions f-r sale— j one lk4a.ll* of purchase money Cash. M. B. 11CKLTT, dec 8 2t Plains of Dura, Ga. Valuable Property for £alo. ILL be PoJd on ihc first Tuesday in » February‘next, in the town of Stark vide, Lee county, agreeable to an order of the court of Ordinary of said county, two lots in the town of Smithville ; one business lot No. 2, fifty fe:t front and one hundred hack ; also, the residence which contains lots Nos. 22, 27 and of 15, and a fraction of J acre; all making acres. It is a desira ble place, and a very good dwelling with 4 rooms, hip roof. All sold as the property of J. \V. Adkins, late of said county, deed Hold for Ilie hem fit of heirs and creditors, dec 8 tds.* L. 11. ADKINS, Adni’r. Residence for Sale. y OFFER for sale one of the most desirable resiliences in the city, especially for a- a siness or professional mail. The house has 0 or 8 well finished rooms, the kitchen 4 rooms, lot, stables, a nice orchard of choice fruit, and iu 200 yards of the public* square: By early application a bargain can bo bad. Terms easy. [Nov 30 lm] F. .M . (JOKER. jSTgw .Arrival! I. r-7. HART <fe CO„ f CR ATES White Northern Cabbage, U 1000 Bushels Corn, 2 Casks Bueonj 20 Rexes E. 1). and Factory Cheese, Goshen Butter, Coffee, Sugar, Lard, Potash. Lye, Soap. Candles, Yarns, Crackers, Oysters, Bagging, Rope, Arrow Tie, Twine, Powder, Shot, Clips, Pbuhlo-Barrol Guns, a variety of Fireworks, Granges, &c. nov 29 ts. STATE OF GEORGIA. PROCLAMATION. By liis Excellency, CdARLES J. JENKINS, GovoVaor of sniii State. WHEREAS, vacancies will occur during tho year 18G7, in the following Judicial Courts by expira tion of the terms of the preseut incum hunts, t< -wit : I!« th« ottloo of .Tilago of tlic Superior Courts of tin) Eastern, > id le, Southern, Fat an hi and Tallapoosa Cir cuits, ind in ilia I’flDeof Solicitor General of li e List en, Northern, bout lie ru, Ocmulgee, Flint and Blue Ridgo l)iicurt: and wliareas, within-the past year va cancies have occurred in other Judicial ( ircuils which have-been iillod by Executive appoititment, until an electioi could be held agreeable to the Constitution and laws of iha State, v:z; In the ollice cf Judge of tho Su perior *’'tuts of th 9 Ocmulgee, Macon, Southwestern, ( Jierulieo, (J »\veta and Brunswick Circuits, and in the otlico qf Solicitor General of the Macou, Southwestern, P.itiiuti and C »weta Circuits. Fu\« in pursuance of law, I have thought proper to issue this, my I'roclauu-tion. hereby ordering audiF re*-fiug that elect ions he h>-!d on Wednesday, the S' - c< .•! titty t f J .nuary next, at th * several places < f hold ing cldctioris in the counties embraced in said Judicial < irctiits, for a Judge of the Superior Court and S. li' i* tor Lein ral. as herein before specified, to the ind than said may be filled according to law ; and I furth er require a r-turn ofo.aid election to be made to the Exit utivo Uepariment in the time prescribed by law. Given under my hand and the Groat Seal of the Stafo, nt the /Capitol in Milledgeville, on the 2Sth day of N 'Veinber. ISCG, and of Am iic n lud- pendenco the muetj-Itist. CHARLES J. JENKINS, Governor ofGeorgia, By tho Gov. rnor. N Li. Barnett. Secretary of State. dec 4 tde. Clayton Iligli School. JONESBORO’, GEORGIA. miTE SPRING TERM opens on the Second Monday 1 in January. 1 c f>7. The course of stu ly more th rough, morn compre liensive and more practical than that of any other high School in the State. It affords all the advantages of the College, the Nor mal School, and tho Commercial or general business school. If is the ebe°pcßt School in Georgia. TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, paid monthly n ad vance. will pay for board and tuition lor one year. Circulars sent on application to A. D. CANDLER. A M. 1 dec 1 at G£j. C. LO j Priaf.pal«. Savanuali Advertisements. 139 A 141 Congress st M Savannal», Ga Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made Clothing, T)OOTS, Shoes, Carr>et», Oil Cloths, Lace Cnr -1) tains, Shades, Ac. Wholesale Booms Up- Stairs. nov 17 ‘>m lm f. MAKER li fO., Importers, Jobbers & Betailers of faiun Cbootis, Jjosifrir, Small Wares, Millinery, & Straw Gooife. [Corner Broughton & Whitaker Sts. Savannah - Georgia. nov 15 *3m JOS. S. CLAGIIORN, | J.NO. CUNNINGHAM, (MOM k (ffilM, GROCE It S , AXD SHIP CHANDLERS, Corner Bay and Drayton Streets, ScUiannah , Georgia . Hov 15 Cm W. h. DUFF Y & GO., Successors to V. A. Rryan &- Cos., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN HIT! Ml 1111ST1C IMIIS. Sole Agents for tin* State of Georgia for A. Keller’s celebrated Whiskeys, Ch. Farre’s Champagnes, &c. 207 Bay Street, - - - - Snvannnli, Ga. nov 15 3m 1). G. PURSE. 1). R. THOMAS. PURSE & THOMAS, COIIiSSIiORWARBIM & SHIFPISE No. 11l Buy Street, Savammih, Ga, rtEXERAL AtiKNTS for Georgia for “Wilder’s * J Patent Salamander Safe Company,” Great Bend Seale Machine C 0.,” “ lieorgia Chemical Works.” Sole Agents at Savannah for “ Mapes Supcr- Phos])hato of fame Company.” Sole Agents at Savannah for Horace L. lhnerv & Son’s Agricul tural Works of A Uiany, N<*w York. Agents for James Metcalfe & Co’s Oil Works, Louisville, Ky nov 15 3m Robert Erwin. | Charles S. Ilardce. ERWIN & HARDEE, COTT.OIf FACTORS, General Commission and Forwarding M HCILA-TSTTS, SayannaL, Georgia. II BElt AL advances made on Consignments for i stile ill Silv:,-i.iy.b, New York, or Liverpool. Shippers dUov/e.il privilege of sale in Savtumah or New York, one .commission being charged. BAGG|NG and’KOFK alwiys on hand, and sup pi ied t.o correspondents cl holesale rules. Correspondents in New York-Messrs. D. IT. Baldwin & Cos. Correspoildelite''-in Liverpool— Messrs. B. F. Babcock Cos. iiov 20 4m - ' m'. s. c ohe Srr Formerly the firm Cohen w & Hertz, of this city, ~~JF 'W-A. 3R, 3Dl’ INT G- 3 COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND COTTON FACTOR, 140 Bay St- - - - - Savannah, Ga. nov 17 lm* THOMAS J. I)UNIS * it. IIUNYV A. STULTS. T. J. DUNBAR & GO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in Brandies, 1 Whiskies, Gins, Wines, Cigars, Ac. Agent for Smith’s Celebrated Philadelphia Ales, 147 Bay Street, SA I'AAXAJI, GA. nov 17 3m Importer of a&VA&A. GS<SA&Si And Dealers in JAOMESTIC SeGaus, Virginia Chewing and 1/ Smoking Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Segar Hold ers, t&c., No. 94 Bryan. Corner Whitaker Street, Savannan, Ga. All the celebrated Chewing To bacco on band. ' nov 17 3m FUENITURE! S. B. HARRINGTON, Savannah, Georgia. DEALER in every variety of Household and Olilce Furniture, Mattresses, Spring Beds, &c., is prepared tiPotfer superior inducements to all wanting goods in bis line. Being connected with some of the largest man ufactories of the North, 1 can sell goods at but one profit, thereby giving buyers the opportu nity of getting goods at New York prices, witli freight added. HOTELS t Mil BEIN supplied on as good tejjms as can be done by any Noi l hern house. • ; Goods securely packed and shipped to any point with promptness atid dispatch.g f.W Warcrooius l 1? 8 Broughton St., nearly op posite St; Andrews Hall, Savannah, Ga. nov 24 6m* “BlilTTiin it, BANKERS and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Savannah, Georgia. Condic.t, Jennings & Cos. I D. Jennings & Cos., New York. j Churl«isto«, •>.. WE give our friends the clroicc and advantage of all t-lie above markets, in which wo have our own houses, and advance upon and ship Cotton to any European market. Arrahgements have been made for the pay ment, in Savannah, of the Revenue Tax upon all cotton consigned to us from any point in Georgia or Florida. * nov 24 lm MARSHALL""HOUSE. BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. THIS first class Hotel has been remodeled nml newly refurnished- and put in perfect order throughout. The traveling public may rest as sured they will find comfortable accoiumoda tious at this House. nov 24 ly Savannah Adveflls£in«uts. * (TIK (il-LCTIIOKPE wnmmPcmMv SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, Arc prepared to accept Five Risks OX EQUITABLE TERMS. 11. W. MERCER, President. CII AS. s. HARDEE, Vice President J. T. Thomas, Sec’ry. directors: 11. W- Mercer, C s Hardee, William Hunter, R. Morgan, A Porter, J T Thomas, J. Stoddard, F L. Gue, W. Kcmshurt, A A Solomons, H A Crunc,. >V W Goriloli, Iff Aamiltoh, J Lama, M S Cohen, D U Purse, J W Xevitt, J McMahon, A Fullm’ton, F \Y Sims, L J Guilmartm, P Lachlisan, G Butler. E I* Clayton. Augusta, J W Knott, B F Ross, Macon, W II Young, Columbus. Under Writer’s Agency of New York, $3, 000, 000 Norwich Fire Insurance Cos., Morwich, Conn. 200,000 Baltic Fire Insurance Cos., New York, 200,000 James River Fire Ins. Cos., Ilowardsville, Ya. 200.000 Insurance Cos., of America, Charlottesville, Va. 200,000 YV. C. GODWIN, Agent, nov 20 6m Americus, Georgia. Samuel P. Hamilton, [Successor to Wilmot & Richmond] Dealer In WATCHES. SlWlffil, IILIY.iE Cor. Whitaker, St. Julian and Congress Sts. SAVANNAH, GA., ATyATCHES anil Jewelry repaired. Chronom- Si eters rated by transit. nov 20 3m Southern House. T. HOLCOMBE. | FRED. M. lIULI. HOLGOMOE & GO, [Tlios. Holcombe, established 1836, WHOLESALE GROCERS 181 Bay Street; SA VAXXAII, GA. nov 20 3m. eT and. smythe & co~ Importers and Wholesale Dealers in annul am id cus-vm UAVE now on hand, [uiid arc constantly re ceiving additions theiTto,] The Largest Stock of the above goods that have ever been offered in the Southern market. B dug Direct Import ers and Manufacturers’ agents, enables us to of fer these Goods at prices as - *, LOW AS THEY CAN LE BOUGHT IN NEW YORK. or any other Northern city; thereby saving tho purchaser the extra ezpeiise of Freight, Insur ance, and Breakage, also the double profits of the Importer and Jobber. Lists of assorted Crates, [containing only sale able goods] wil be sent on application. QUENSWABE HOUSE, 10G Broughton St. 2d door west of Bull, nov 20 3m fiA VANJYAII GA- A. M. SLOAN, F. STUBBS Jjitj of Home, G:*.. Late of Macon. G». C. W. STEGALL, late of Tboma.sviUe. SIMS, STUBBS k STEGALL, COTTON FACT’OUS, • N Forwarding & Commission Merchants, NO. 4 Stoddard’s Range, Bay Street, Savannah, Georgia. YC7I-LL make liberal advances on COTTON and >» other Produce, in transit of store,“or on eon signments-to oiir correspondents in New York and liivci-pool. Refer t o Nutting, Powell & Cos., VY. A. Tlutf,- Macon, Ga; nov 20 3m. E.L.Gueraid, | 8.13 -Ferrill, | A.B. Wessolowsky mm, fiMi i a, GESERAL CONCUSSION MERCHANTS, FACTORS AND BROKERS, Bay Street’, Savannah, Oa. Tinix sen .nut purchase on Commission, Cot »V ton, fii .her, Produce and Merchandise. Orders ii.nd Consignments solicited. References—Messrs. Robert Habersham A- Song George W. Anderson, Anthony Porter, Hunter A Gammi 11, John L. \ ilhilonga, Erwin & liardeei Savannah ; A. Poullain, B. If. Warren, Wm. Henry Warren, W. B. Davidson, Augusta : nov 20 3mf ALBERT WII.COX. Tll< «MAS H. PALMRR. & co.,y —AND— FORYtTAEDERS, Bag Streets, Savannah, Ga. Refer to "Edward Pad el ford, Octavus Cohen, A. S. Hartridegiv Henry Brigham, nov 17 3m X. J. CUILMARTIK, | K. W. DRUMMOND. ‘ : john rLANNERy. L.J. GUXLMAETIN& CO riOTTON FACTORS, Shipping and Commipslon \J 14S Jiay Street, West of the Ex change, sA VA X X AH, GA. HGT Consignments solicited, upon wnich libe ral advances will be made. Particular attention paid to the sale of Cotton and Merchandise, And to filling orders for Tim ber, Lumber, wool, Hides, &c, nov 17 3m. . ""pThTbehnT Factor and Commission w MERCHANT. AY STaiZKT, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, nov 17 lm