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Tlll* Exile Flower. An Indian warrior rested by a white man's cottage door, Its guardian treo and trellis’d flowers nil kindly bent him o’er; Upon his brow and silv’ry hair the evening radiance lay, And near him, like a sunbeam, was a merry child ut piny. The warrior’s form wns f hie,but it was not always so; In youth, none track’d the deer like him, or met like him the foe; A proud and haughty chief was he, and spoko but to command, Era white men had his birthright sought, or touch’d his father land. But all he loved had pass’d away, and, weary and forlorn, He oft would wonder near the men once held in hate and scorn; A sunny child soon won his heart, and taught bis lips to smile, And ott would please him with her mirth,as now she did the while. When weary with her wild-bee chase, she sought her mother's bower, And there, all radiant like herself, found each fair treasured flower, Then,bounding with the precious load, she sought the old man’s knee, And in a burst ot joy exclaim'd—“Oh, twine a wreath for me!’’ The warrior laid his trembling hand upon herglitt’- ring hair, And gently smooth ‘d each shining curl from off her forehead fair. And drawing nearer to his heart the half impatient child. He tried to breathe a blessing forth—then took the flowers, and smi led. His lingers soon had twined a crown lit for her sunny brow, And lifting high the wreath, lie cried—“ Behold the treasure now!” “But, lather,” said the child, “here’s one, one tiny stranger flower; 1 found it hid, I know not why, within the lichen bower. The old man pass’d liis trembling touch o’er all the blooming thing, And on his wither’d face a change itquickly sccm df o bring; The fragrance of that exile plant o’er all his spirit stole— It seemed to rouse old thoughts, und break the spell upon his soul. The faint, but well-known fragrance of that long forgotten flower Had for the warrior’s rugged heart strange witche ry and power ; For it had lived with him lar thence more near the setting sun, And now upon its bloom there fell the big tear one by one. Oh yes ! itbrough his early home fresh to his trou bled eye— The giant flood, the world of words, the free and sunny sky ; The wigwam by the ocean lake, the bright or twi light shore ; The bounding of the light canoe, the falling of the oar; The fragrance ol the forest path, when in the breezy air Os noon, he bounded forth, to start the panther from its lair; The crashing of the frighten'd deer among tho brushwood low. And plunging in the sullen stream that scarcely seemed to flow. The hunter’s track it brought again, the warrior’s stately trend, When chiet, he led liis haughty tribe, now numb ir ed with the dead ; The land he proudly call'd his own, when, like an eagle born, He trod its paths, and felt no aught but love, or hate, or scorn. Fast, fast it brought his troubled heart each long remember’d tie. And every sc. . as fresh a9 when it biess’d his youthful eye ; The treasured ways and words ot those that long in death had slept; “But all are gone !” he murmur’d forth, and bow'd his head and wept. Oh yes! the tiny flowret seem’d a link of that strange chain That binds our spirits, and, when touch’d, brings rushing buck again A thousand sacred memories of long-forgotten years— Os light and shadow, joy and grief, ot laughter and of tears. CALENDAR FOR 1352. >s ft lij . < .■) ■ ■< a| t3 -J. p >) a 9 * S < k 5 < § J 5 § £ P 5 H IP £ /’ I: JANUARY. ~1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11) 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20121 22 23 21 25) 26 271 28 29j 30 31 < FEBRUARY. 1) 2345 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22< 23 24 25 201 27 28 2‘.< MARCH. 1 2 3 41 51 0 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14< 15 16 17 18 19)211 2l’ 22 23 24 25 26127 2*-. 29 30|311 | ) APRIL. 1 “I 3 | ft 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 lo| 17 j 1 S> 19 20 21 22 231 24 j 25) 26 27|28 29 301 | MAY. 8 41 0 6 1 71 8 9> 10 11112 13 11 15 10 17 18; 19 20 21|22|23’ 24 25 26|27 28j29|80'< 81 II 1 II JUNE. | 1 2< :: 4 j - 51 o< • , 8 9) 10 lljisj 13) 14 15 16 17 IS|l|2o’ 21 22123 24 27,26 27< 28 29130 ||)< fJOODS PORTRAY BLLIMi t>RISS ’ A Just received auusxir ment of i'iain. Colored. 41 Chambray, very fasiiiouahie for ’i.moiling Jtresscs, together with anew iot of those iast r,ij. ored Muslin’s,at 12} cents. J. H. CO UKS &. CO, HO lirouchton strisu June 10 next to J- tv*. Morrells Furniture .Store /kUANC. RAfSPII . * “few o icaitove 1” * .ts. m Pots, wat ranteci r fruit: his season. Fruit large, with delicat e havor. For sale l y m ay U JOHN A. MAYKIt <al . i <• * ||< i'y |O a . J ft Hj S, JULY. 1 111 afaßi ) o | til 7j 8 9 lo|ll ; 12|13 14115 If. 17118 <l9 20 21j22 23 21 25 !'20|27 28|29 30 311 \ AUGUST. I 2 3 •! 51 61 71 8 < 9 10 11 12113 ld| 15 <lO 17 IS 19 20|21|22 )23 2) 2.7 20 27128129 <BO 811 1I 1 \ SEPTEMBER. \ 111 21 31 41 5 <0 7| s| 9|lo|lljl2 >l3 14 15116117118 19 <2O 21 22 22,2-1 27126 <27 28|29 301 j | ) OCTOBER. <|| M 21 3 < 41 o| 6 7| 8 9 10 >11(12 13 14 15 1(5 17 <lB 111 20 21 22 23,24 >25[26|27 28)29 30|31 < NOVEMBER. 5 II 2) 3 4 5| 6 7 : S| i*j 10 11 12 13 14 | <l7 1 <>| 17 18 19 20 21 I >22 33 24 25 20 27 28 <29 30 < DECEMBER, > | | 12 3) si's (0 7 8 0 10111 jl2 )13|H|l5 10 17 IS 19 >20127... ”23 24 25:20 <27 28 29 30 31 I 1 X J UST RECEIVED PKR Ships Speed and Bona Deafrom Liverpool—Five cases of fine DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, with ‘‘ U A MIN ATED” Steel Barrels,direct from the makers. Also, a supply of Sportman’s goods, too numerous to men tion. E. LOVELL,No. 11 Barnard street, fob 27 ___ IIATS AND CAPS.g^^a^ ,£S* —Fine, fashionable, silk ami and Smt boys’ cloth Caps; meu’ri^^ , and boys’California do; A large lot of Wool Hats, lor Plantation use. For eaieby .STALEY & IIENDRY, Congress-st. Iv kw “Stoke, Just opened at very low prices, wholesale and retail, fW\V\\ A LARGE LOT OF BROWN (SJTTVVv Bleached Sheetings and Shirt-||jp|jgy Shirting Stripes, Checks, Ticks, English.] French and Domestic Prints, Pantaloon Stulls. Linen, Cotton and Cassimere Marseilles Vesting, Silk Ildkta and Cravats, Embroidered Muslin do., Rich Bareges, Grenadine*,and Barege de Laines, Handsome P much Lawns and neat style Ginghams, Embroidered Hollars, Culls Sleeves, Edging and Ineertings Silk Gloves.Kids,Black, White and Colors; Hosiery; Damask Table Linens,brown and bleached,etc., etc at the old stand of Hiram Roberts, mar 24 E L GUERARD. XGOLD PENS—A supply of superior I Gold Pens, various sizes. Received by april 15 J B CUBBEDGE, South Side the Market. (GENUINE Hoofland German Bitters. Afresh a supply of the above celebrated Bitters, just re ceived by april 10 JOHN A. MAYER. PUMPS : PUMPS s HMIF Subscriber has received CAST IRON B I’UiUPSjnl’ various sizes and is prepared to put them up at short Notice. Old Bumps put in working order. J. J. MAURICE, march 6 Imp no vi; i> si:iblitz powders These Powders are prepared expressly for the retail trade, fromsupeiior imported materials, and are warranted full weight: received this day per steamer Alabama, and for sale by mayo VVM. VV. LINCOLN, Monumen-csqr. ll\ WARE ! TIN WARE ! 11l AVR on hand and constantly manufacturing TIN WARE of every variety and quality, whole sale and retail, to which I would invite the inspec tion ofthe public-feeling assured I can give satisfac tion both as regards quality and price. Also, Brass Kettles ; Brass, iron, Enameled and Tinned Sauce Pans; Frying Pans; Smoothing irons, Fire Dogs; Iron Pots, Ovens and Spiders; Tea Kettles; Gridirons; Waffle Irons : Table Cutlery; Brass Candlesticks; Snuffers; Tea and Dinner Bells. Also Glass and Brittanii Fluid Lamps, and many articles too numerous to mention. Call and see. J. J. MAURICE, march 5 I-y< ieorgian. Republican and News, copy. IJABTILLE DePARIS.—For the alleviation and radical cure of Bronchitis, and other affec tions of the throat. Just received and for sale by may 22 WM. VV. LINCOLN, Monument-sqr. JUST RE Vs El VP D a supply of Silver’s Miner • * nl Faints, fire and weather proof colors; unlad ing, Silver's Mineral Paints, differ essentially from all others in market. They are not Clays, they require little Oil, they do not work toughly, but flow easily as White Lead. They lay on a very heavy body,set light away and become an indestructable covering of flint. They neither crack nor peel, and require no stronger dryer than white lead. I have a variety of colors Red, Yellow, various Browns, and Jet Black They are superior in body (or covering property ) to any thing ever discover ed, and pound for pound will cover double the surface of white lead or Zinc Mineral Paints and re quire less oil. I am now prepared to cover Tin Roofs, ns nothing adheres to Tin like Silver’s Mineral Paints For sale by JOHN J. MAURICE, may 6 10 and 12 Barnard street. I JUT AISA GA TURNIP SEEDS—This day U received per steamer State of Georgia, a large supply of Rut a Baga, Flat Dutch, Red Top, Large Norfolk, and Hanover Turnip tweeds. These seeds are direct from the gardens of David Landrcth, and are warranted to be of the growth of 1852. VV VV LINCOLN, june 28 Monument square SPRIMjS and Summer Clothing.—TheSub. scribers have in store a good assortment l ot Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are selling at low prices. Our friends, customers, and all in want of good and cheap Clothing, are respectfully in vited to call and examine our stock. We will re ceive by the steamers from New York during the business season, weekly supplies of such articles as our trade may demand. Call at the sign ofthe Gol den Eagle. STALEY A: HENDRY, april 24 18 3 rictus stree V FEW Carnation Pinks and I ? uchins;just re ceived by june 12 JNO. A. MAYER T. PORTER’S FASH I’O AABIiE UOTIIUVC; EMPOKIUM. SFKIMSt AM SOTMSSL PASHIOIi-S. riirtE takes this method ofinforminghis F’riendsand the Citizens of Savannah, that 1- he is now opening the most splendid stock of CLOTHING ever offered in this City. The prices i a plain guresaremarkedupon each article and no deviation, and at the remarkably low prices that the goods ni marked, the Subscriber feels confident willbe appreciated by a generous Public. In partare thefol lowing Goods 1 have now instore, viz: GENTS’ CLOTH COATS. Black Cloth Dress and Blue Frock Coats, Olive “ “ “ Brown “ “ “ “ “ Blue “ “ “ “ “ Black Cloth Sacks and I’olka Sacks, Brown “ Blue Olive “ “ “ “ Slmd Dress “ Black Doe Skin Polka Sacks, Fancy Colored “ Drab < lassiruere Sacks and Polka Sacks, Black Tweed Green “ “ Brown “ “ Silk and Wool “ COATS. Can Wet, Che . ‘liri^liams, Lin* i -u- : , Plain aud fancy Alpaca, Paris Lustre, Black Morin, Black and fancy Tweed, Do. do. Cash rueretts, Brown and yellow Linen, Black “:-ip D’Ete, C. s Linen. PANTALOONS. Striped Cotton and Linen, Plain do. do. Nankeen, Drap D’Ete, Fancy Linen Black Alpaca, Black Doc Skin Pants, Plain Black Oas-i mere Pants, Fancy Colored “ Plain and Ribbed “ Black and Colored rfaiinett Pants, BOYS’ CLOTIIINC;. CHILDREN'S CLOTHIER DEPART MEET. This Di psrtnlonuor Children’s Clothing is Sited upint tie most costly tit., :<• with every convenimr t< r trying on. fitting, &c, the stock e r -os every article in that line.’ consitsingiu part of Coots mid ['nits ol every style. Overcoats, nnd Oarmcnts. Jenny Uud-ti ticks. Polka do. Over Sacks Vest’ itraided suits, Plain. .Silk Velvet, Vest suits, eml liny s’ Caps, a large assortment. The Cadies will tin.! i their interest to rail and examine my stock, as they are made up in the latest style and the best maim mi at the lowest prices. No abatement from the prices iirst asked. Han't forget s Nut* Store onfirst floor of 3t. Andraw’s Hall, corner ol Broughton ami Jcffereon SAVANNAH JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1852. VESTS. Blac liatin single aud double Breasted Vests, Fancy Satin and Silk “ Embossed Fancy Silk “ Black and Fancy Beratbea “ Embroidered Cassimere “ White and Fancy Satin and Silk Party “ Plain Bl’k S’k V elvet s’gle & double br’ed “ Fancy Cut “ Fancy Cashmere “ FURNISHING GOODS. Linen and Linen Bosoms Shirts, Silk, Lamb Wool A Merino Shirt o. Drawers, Linen JeauS and Canton Flannel “ Silk, Merino and Cotton 4 Hose, Li.de Thread aud Nori “ Gents Dressing Robes, Linen Collars, 2 .do ply. GLOVES, Black, Nvhi and colored Kid Gloves, Buck and Castor Riding “ Cloth Cashmere and Lined Berlin “ Black, white and fancy Silk “ CRAVATS. Superfine Black Silk and Satin Cravats, “ fancy do great variety, White Sill Satin party Cravats, Black and fancy Satin and Silk Scarfs, ! “ “ Opera Ties, j Linen cambric, china cord and pongee Pocket Handkerchiefs, Hits and Caps of the latest styles, Ladies Riding Huts, Trunks, (latent and sole Leather, Valises, Carpet Bags, Canes, Umbrellas, <kc. Youths and Childrens’ Clothing, the lar ged and finest stock in the State, at very low prices. GREAT CLOTHING DEPOSITORY J Gibbon’s Range—Savannah, Gu. —1 8 5 4. MUigpiifc The Subscriber would r pectfully rrn *^&a eal l the attention of the public to hisJ JS stock of R E A 1) Y-M A D CLOTHING, which he is now opening at his store, GIBBON’S RANGE. Having just returned from the north with it, he is prepared to say his stock has never been surpassed by any heretofore ottered in this place. It consists of the following ioi Men’s wear, viz : Superior black and brown Cloth,Caslimeiett,Drab d’Ete, English Merino, Tweed Cassimere, Alpacca, brown, checked and striped Linen Frock, Dress and Sack Coats. Black Doeskin,fancy French Cassimere,Drabd’Ete, Alpacca, English Merino, French Linen, WhiteDrill* ing, Tweed Casuirnere, Cottouade, Drill and Striped Linen Pants. Figured Silk, black Satin, black Alpacca, Bomba zine, white and fancy Marseilles, Linen ana Cotton Vests. Merino, Cotton and Silk Under Shirts and Draw ers ; Silk, Linen and Cotton Pocket Handkerchiefs; Stocks, Scarfs, Cravats, Neck Ties, Collars, Gloves, half Hose Stiffeners, Hair Brushes, Purses, Suspen ders, etc. HIS SIHUT DEPARTMENT is complete with the latest sty ‘e of Shirts, atall price ranging from 50 cents to SB oajh. ’ GENTLEMEN S PANAMA IJATS. A complete assortment on hand for retail at prices from s2l to $lO each. Those in vvantol a superior article, can get it here—call and see. To Parents and Guardians, BOYS’ READY MADE CLOTHING. The undersigned would respectfully inform Doth pa rents and guardians having boys to clothe, that he still continues to keep up a complete assortment of Boys' Ready Made Clothing, and has Just received a full supply of such articles foi; Spring and Summer wear. He has taken much pains in having them made up to suit this market, and his patrons may depend on their being well made, and from good ma erials. Each will be marked with the selling price, and no abatement from i,. The following comprise a portion of the assortment: Boy ’s full trimmed Cloth Frock and Sack Coats do Black, blue and brown Cloth Jackets do Tweed Cassimere, Drab d’Ete, Alpacca, brown Linen, checked Linen Frock and Sack Coats do Merino, Alpacca, Croton Cloth, brown and checked Linen Round Jackets do Black Doe Skin, fancy French Cassimere.Dral d’Ete, brown and fancy Drill, white Drill and Cottouade Pants. do Fancy Silk, black Satin, figured Alpacca, white and fancy Marseilles Vests, do White and colored Shirts, do Straw, Leghorn and Panama Hats. Children’s fancy trimmed Suits. Full trimed Linen and Lustre Kitts. All of which will be sold at reasonable prices. N. B.—Having a private room for trying on Boy’s Clothing, I must decline sending it out to be tried on except in case oi sickness. Those in want are invited to give me a call at the clothing st*> c. Nos. 69 and 150 GIBBON’S K ANGE. F'fts TT> TRAVELLER’S ferirHTA TRUNK DEPOT, SS&talLUlfeJ Gibbon’s llangi,. GUO. S. NH'ISOUS HAS injconnection with his Clothing bus less, fitted up his second story for cks, Valices and Carpet Bags, ad intends to keep op a complete assortment of such articles. He respect fully invites travellers and all others in want, to call and examine his stock. His prices will be marked low, and varying from $L 50 to each, made up and finished in the best style, and for convenience. Each will be marked with the lowest selling price, and no abatement lr an it. mar2o GEO.S. NICHOLS. RICOPIS FROUS, foreale by the pint,quart 1 or gallon; by HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON. I£ EC HE! 8, LEECHES.—This day received, -i per steamer Florida, one tub of large, healtuy Swedish Leeches. W. W. LINCOLN, july2l Monument sqr. pHUROH’S LOTI ON. —An effectual curefo Vv eruptions on the face ;nd skin. A degree ul pleasure accompanies the use of this elegant prepar ation, in its refreshing effect upon the skin. Cuta neous irritabtlity, and discoloration are also remov ed and a pure state of the complexion established by the use of this Lotion. This day received and for sale by WM. VV. LINCOLN, may 5 Monument-square. JFLES.—The subscriber lias on hand a large V variety of Rifles, made in the best manner, by the best Workmen, and every one sold or made to order, will be warranted to shoot well. They are made from the best materials. Those in want of a good Rifle, are invited to examine. Cast Steel Ri fles made to order at reasonable prices. Guns Repaired, Re-stocked, Percussioned, or any work will be done with dispatch, by the beat of Workmen. K LOVELL, june 4 No. II Barnard-st. *pitY IT.—lfyouwarPto find one of the best B- preparations lor the Hair in existence, get a25 cent bottle of Rose Compound, and you will say it is the best known. It has a rich perfume of Otto Rose, and we warrant it supeiiorto any thing you have tried lately. For sale by lIULIPIIREYSifc JOHNSON, june 9 corner Broughton and Whitaker sts. LIST OF VOTERS. SEC. 2. Be it further enacted by the autho rity of the same, Tlmt from and after the passage of this act, all persons shall tie quali fied to vote at elections for Mayor and Aider men of the city of Savannah and the hamlets thereof, who are citizens of the United States, have resided in tlie Stale of Georgia for one year immediately preceding the election, and within the corporate limits of Savannah, for one month immediately preceding their re gistration, and continue so to do up to the tune of election, who have attained the age of twenty-one years, have paid nil city taxes, or have in their own right sufficient real es tate. to satisfy any tax executions which may be against them ; who have made all returns required by the Ordinances of the city, and have been registered according to the provi sions of this aet. —Extract from the Registry Law. A. Adolph Ahrnliams, Robert Adams,John 8 Achord, Geo A Ash, F W Averfeldt,G VV Anderson. Mathi as Amorous, C B Ash, Stewart Austin, David Abra ham, C ,S Arnold, Geo Alexander,Jno W Anderson, P VV Alexander, Robt Austin, George Armstrong, James Anderson, W VN Armstrong. 11. Conrad Bych, Richard Burke, Michael Boylan, E W Uuker, John llrady, E J Blount, Wm M Blount, Patrick Brady. Thos Bandy. Wm 15 Blount, l)r W G Bulloch, Anthony Easier, Saul S Box. Jos H Bald win. Isaac Bruno, Seigsmond Berg. Henry Berners, N K Barnum, Wm T Brantley, Robt Blake, Wm M Blake, Felix Bouysson, Gilbert Butler, Thomas Bourke, EugeneM Bee, J P Iloiteuillet, L E Byck, A Borcbert, Wm Bassenger, Patrick liulkey, P II Behn, Henry betterman, Tohs WE Bealle, Wm J Bulloch, Patrick Bradley, Henry Burt, E 11 Bacon,S P Bell, Wm J Bandy, H L Byrd. G A Bouleuillet, .1 G Biyan, Thus II Barrett, Michael Branum, David Bell, Jno Bilbo, T A Bulkley, Francis Blair, Clas Ball, Patrick Brady, Thos J Bulloch, J M Butler, Michael Bryan, Geo Bankman.C E Barrie, Jas Bry an, D 1, Best, J A Baker, W II Bunch, Jos K Bub lough, Wm D Broome. AT Bowen,Jos H Burroughs Jno Benmtt. Louis Baufield, Jos Bancroft, Thadde us J Baldwin, Patrick Burke, G K Blount, John N Barbee, Jas A Brown, C VV Breen, Moses Black, H L S Buntz, Thosß Bailey, W H Bulloch, R M Bar thelmess, Henry W Bcefeullett, P A Blois. Henry Brigham, W S Brantley, T VV Benton, M J Buck ner, John Boston, B AI B Burrroaghs, Dennis Blan nerhassete. C. Wm H Cuyler, John Cooper,C A Cloud. PL Con stantine, David C Cash, M A Cohen, R R Cuyler, Geo A Cuyler, Solomon Cohen. Ilueh Cullen, W II Cooper, Edward Cubbedge, David Cohen, John Cleary, Jos V Connerat, Allen Cullen, Chas Cooper Jas Cleary, Barnord Constantine, Thos VV Cooper, John Clancy, John Carstens.F W Cornwell, Jos S Carruthers. Nicholas Cruger Wright Culpepper, T Corley, R M Charlton, S J Casscis, Richard Cole, Thoa Cusack, Jno L Clark, Michael Cusack, C II Campfield Francis T Cole, Jno Curry, Thos Clark, Jno Carded, Jas Connelly, Jno Crarethers, Freder! ick Cook, Emanuel Canwaller. Luke Christie, Jas OampelLFras Campfield, Jno D Chariton, Jno G Cooke, Edmund Cotter, Montgomery Cumming. II E Courier. Jos clauhe in, Jno Cass, Jno Cunning ham. Car! (h alt, Wm Carson, B L Cole. VV (J Chari, ton, S J M Cubbege, Moses Coburn, L F Cook, Hen ry Capon. S M Colding, Frederick Charstens, Wm Cox-, Wallace Cumming, Patrick Crotty, Michael Carey, Peter Cobb, Jno J .Cornell, Wm Condon, Robt Carr, Fras Champion, A H Champion, Jno VV Cornell, James Cornell,H R Christian, Jno J Coates, Jas Cox,Jno TCompagnac, Win Cullen, And Cor des, Pierce Condon, Aaron Champion. VV T Cham pion, Daniel Clark, .1 B Cubbedge, George Cally, Uriah Cranston, Charles Cannon, Robt J Cowzoy.S T Chapman, Jnoj F Cardell, Antonio Chisa, Jno L Cope, Thos Conniff, ‘Thos Conway, Moses 8 Cohen, D B Camp. I> Itich’d VV Delaney, Martin Duggan, John Doyle Wm C Dawson, Michael Daily, Rich’d Donovan, Sa muel P Dibble, Daniel Donovan, Alb’t L D’Lorze, i atrick Downey, Isaac D’Lyon, Mich'l Donnelly,Jno Connelly, Wm M. Davidson, Morty Dorgan, VVm II Davis, VVm Dixon, Jas Dunn, Chesley Dugger, Jas II Demund, Jos Dawson, Thos Dowell, Jno Down ing, J E Davis, II .1 Dickerson,!, 8 D’Lyon,G VV Da vis, D 8 Daniels, Jno Dailey, VV’in Duncan, Jno Dil lon, Israel Dasher, Levi Delbitt, AC Davenport I Davis, Henry Dannenfelser, Jno D Delannoy, VV L Davis, S C Dunning, Pat Den'ine. Chas II Duryee, Burrell Dye, 8 C Dunning, jr, F(I Dana, VV H Dud ley, Jno Devaney, Jno Doble, p. II DaVby. E Henry Ellis, Dan’l Egan. Rich’d Ennis, Abraham Einstein. John Everard, VVm EUeby, Thomas Eden, C VV Eden, John J Edy, Charles J Eden. F Josopth Felt, John Foley, iThos Ford, Jor S Fay, WmFerrill, Seward H Fisk, James Fountain. Du gald Ferguson ! E Falligant, Robt Ferrell, John G F alligant, J...- ~ oohn Folleard, Andrew Farry, John Fitzgerald, Andw Flatley, R 11 Fel, Michael Finney, VVm F Feay. Id S Fulton, G 8 Frierson, Aus tin French, Johann D Fisher, VVm Foliard, Dom’ck Flatley, John Flaunegan.Pat’k Foley,Thos Flaherty, JnoD Fish, 1. N Falligant, Owen Foley, L J B Fair child. Jas Faunstsn, Mich'l Fay, G VV Fennell, Jno Foster, J R Fisher, G J Fulton, Jacob Friend, J C Fathers, G G Faries, Jno C Ferrell, Jas Folker,Green Fleetwood, Geo VV I-’ahm, Leonard Freeland, It II Fort. (* John Gerdtz, Fes Grimball, J F Guilmartin, Benj Geonovaly, Joshua Griffith, C L Gilbert, Jos George sr, G VV Gaimauy, J B Gallie, Jos T Gannon,. Jos Geiger, Mich'l Glasgow, Geo A Gordon, VVm A Gib bons, Pat’k Garron, Jas Grady, Geo Glen, J F Gro venstine, John Gammell. Jos Gallagher, Domingo Galleo, John Griffin, JohnGionovely, James E God frey, L J Guilmartin, Seaborn Goodall, David 11 (in,din, Geo Gatehouse, J M Griffin, Thos Green,.! VV Gibbous, Chas Gross, Pat’k Gordon, F M Green, Jno F Ghitigny, Peter Gafney, VV VV Goodrich, Isra el Gear, Will F Goodwin, John Gilliland, Joseph D Garnett, Chas Ganahl, John Gallagher, C A Greiner, FDGue, It M Goodwin, Carsten Gerdtz, James E Gaudry, Julius 11 Gaudry, It 11 Griffin. II N L Harris, P D Heilzheim, John Haupt, sr, C 8 Henry, Christopher Hussey .1 1) Hitghes.C 8 Harris, Martin Houlihan, Dennis Heaiy. Dennis Holland, L 8 Hart, Michael Horan. John Hughes, David Har mon, M C Heald, VVm L Haupt, VVm N Hab ersham, Jos Hunter, S N Harris, J E Hernan dez, S P Hamilton Henry Haupt, Edmund Hetl'er en, Patrick Hall, VVm Ilalnn, Jonathan Hill, L F Harris, VVm P Hunter, G VV Hardcastle.W Hunter, E D Hendry, 1) F Halsey, Patrick Hanley, John Hig gins, John Hanley, Jno A Rouges, Jno Hunter, 8 B Haupt, John Howard, Martin Horn, William Hone, Peter Herrman, It A Iloniker, Itoht Hutchison, Jas C Hines, Henry Hunken, J B Har ley, Michael llickey, Timothy Howe, C S Hardee, Elisha Hazad, J P Hood, Thos Henderson, VV J Hai ley, Henry Harper, J 14 Hogg, VV It Harris, Nicho las Hernandez. Thos Hollered, Alfred Haywood, Moses Y Henderson, C 11 Hall, it II llardee, David Harrington, Edwin E Hertz, VV II Houseman, N M Harris, Stephen Hatrick, S A Hooker, () 8 Hunter, It R Habersham. Chas F Hamilton, VV H Holmes, S P Halsey, VVm H Habersham, J M Haywood, Thos Iloyncs. r. John VV Ihi y, L lldy, Wm Ilily, 1 lien Island. J Geo Jones, Jas C Jones, Jas M Jones, B G James, Alexander Johnson, JT Jones, ,1 D .lessees, Thos Jones, Edward Jones, Jos Johnston, Peter Jacobs, Jno It Johnson, Christian Jogstetter, E 8 Johnson, GII John-ua, VV 1! Johnson, Emanuel Joseph, Jlt Johnson, A E Jones Jno It Jackson, Bulloch Jack eon, Nicholas Jeffreys. tv . Fivd Krete, Harmon Kuhlman.Wm II Kelly, Phil lip Kolb. Dedrick Kattenhorn, l 1 M Kollock, Ezra Kent. N B Knapp, Jas King, Jno Kennedy, Dr N Kohlhouse, Jas Kerr, Peter Krause, Gefort Kerk, James Kennedy, John Kelly,Daniel Kain, Hanford Knapp, A J Karn, Edwin Knapp, J F Kirby, Robt Knox,Frederick Krenson, Peter Krine, Louis Comp, A G Kennedy, A L Kent, Louis Ivoezel, Thos Kea ton, Jas Kirkland. I„ C A C Lamar, Thos E I.Joyed, llenj’n W Lloyd, Hugh Logan, Jos Lippman, John M B Lovell, 1! VV Leach, B l.athrop, M rtin Larkin, 8 Y Lew, J T Latham, Peler Logan, Thos’ Leary, Hugh Larkin, Patrick Lcnahnn, Patrick Leo. Daniel Laphhm, Thos Lyon. James Paaagliam, J T Limle, Linda Linde, Daniel Leahey, William M Leigh, John Larkin, Hen ry l.athrop, D P Isiudershinr, Andrew Low, C D • ‘bey, I.ouif egriel, John Lyons, (> Lufburrow, buries Law, Pi ferl.ee, Robt Leybourn, Levyl.il leiulial, VV VV Lincoln, II F Letcbe, F Lohotf, Paine Lovell, Wm E Long, Jno N Lewis, Simeon Rune, M 1. l.ufhurrow, William Lake. 8 A T Lawrence, A R Edward Lynch, Edward Lovell, Jno Lares, L> N Lane, Jas Laughlin, J F Linder, Jas J Logan, R A Lewis, A B Lewis, J H I,add, John Lamn, James Lynch, I D Laßoche, Pvter Lawrence. AI , . I*l. ~ i • 0 ~?, m Klinis, David Morris, Jacob Manses, Jno Makin. Ihos McNicholas, John Masterson, Edward Mauhan, Jeremiah McCarthy, John McHup, VVm Morrell, J G Afhertens, Robt Afclntyre, II C Mher na"'"’ V 0 11 Mul *t’tt, Jos jvordceai, Michael McGrail, 1 hos Mui-taugh, Leander Moore, Malhias H Myer, i eter M cC> u llllcuddy, Silvester Manning, M Marsh, Jacob Miller, John Murchison, John 8 Monimollin, Ihos Maher, Thos MeAulift, Jas McFeely, R VV Mis- H VV Mercer, c A Magill, Wm Meredith, E T ?; C .V‘o lL J Jll< : 9 McCoUul ", ll Morse,VVm J Moore,J D Mallard, C D Murphy, Jeremiah Mack, N C Mills Jesse Mount. Jno Murphy, B M Morel, Patrick Mea ra,CC Millar, Jno McCabe, Harvy Morse, John McDermott, J MMillen, Thos VV McArthur Levi 8 Myers, Henry Merckhardt, Michael Month, Thomas Mahon, Patrick McGovern, 8 8 Millar, T J McNish, Jno Mehoney,Jno Mallory, James J McCoy, Isaac Mims, Edward McCabe, G Murklns,S 8 Moods Dennis McGuire,Lawrence McKenna, Neyle Mcliue J H Mehrtens, M B Myer, Thos McKenna, Jno Mil ler, Jacob Manke Edward McGraw, Bartholomew Mclnarney, JnoMallcry, I.uder Mehrtens, A F Mira, Fabian Myerhoffer, G 8 Miller, Jno It Martin, Will, ium B Mell. Jas VV Morgan, Michael Morris, Jno W McKoy, C F Mills, William E Mongin, D McKenzie A F Mordccai, Jas 8 McDonald, Jas Manusy, Thos R Mills, Domingo Marting, Jos Murphy, UAMc- Clesky, Agnus McAlpin, Michael Martin. Peler Mans, A G Mode.M B Milieu, Jno McCall, James McFeely, VVm Metcalf, E Mendeli, A K Moore, VVm Mackay. Joseph Neill, Thos Naylor, VVm Nungezer, Jas Nungezer, VV G Norwood, Jno VV Neavitt, D B Nich ols, E L Neidlinger, Dan’l Nelson, Terrence Nugent G N Nichols, Geo 8 Nichols, L F Nicols, Jos Nagle! Nevill Nejle, Jno Neil, J G Neidlinger, N A Nungazcr J R Norton. ’ O. * John W Owens, Geo W Owens, Daniel O’Connor, Tim O’Brien, Owen O'Rourke, John F O’Byrne David O'Connor, Owen O’Reilly, Humphrey O’! Leary, G 8 Owena, Dennis O’Connor, Jim O'Con nell. Jnoll Ohlineyer, WmH Olcott, VVm Olmstead, J F’ O’Neill, D G Olcott, E O Byrne, Michael,O’Neill C E O’Bullivan, II G Oliver, John Oliver, Jonathan Olmstead, M O’Reilly, James Oliver, VV C O'Dris coll. I*. Marlin Payton, Antonio Ponce, E M Prendergast Bam'l N Papot, Jas Prendergast, O C Parker, An-’ thony Porter, Jos V Prentice, John F Posey N 8 Tinder, Bam’J Philbrick, Jas M Prentic, 8 M Pond, VVm Parris, Patrick Prunty, Andrew C Pacetty, Edwin Parsons, Elisha Parsons, John Poole, 8 G Poncost, Owen Peterson, C li Patterson, J Pel-field Jno Phelan, Jno F Powell, James Prendergast, Thos 1 urse, Bam 1 Pittman, F, J Purse, George Parsons It D Papot, M Prendergast, Edward Padell'ord, jr.! Edward Padelfor, Sen, Thos Pidgeon, Thos 8 Pitt, Jno Posted, Jos VV Phillips, James Prunty, J M Palin. n James Quantock, John Guinn, Martin Quinn K I’ M Russell, Waring Russell, David Rosenblatt, Jacob Rosenband, John Russell, Dennis Ryan, VVm Rochesltr, James Russell, Tims J Ryon, J B Ross John Reedy, A ft! Rugs, Michael /I'l.ciilord, Christo pher Russell, VVm P Roberts, John Ryan. J BRead Jos VV Roberts, Henry Roser, VVm Robertson,Pat’k Reilly, L 8 Russbll, VVm Roclie, Barney Roden Pat’k Ryan, VVm Rogers, Jno A Richardson, Jno C Rowland, Michael Rooney, George Ritter, Edward Reilly, Daniel Robertson, Wm Remshart, J VV Ra bun, Jos Ross, Francis Ryan, J B Ripley, J VV Rems hart, Robt Itaitord, 11 VV Raitord, Mata ew Raiford, Will Reilly, J P VV Reed, Jno Riordon, FTancis Reides. Jelterson Roberts, C II Rikeman, H Rogers .1 Komildeou, Jeremiah Ryan, B G Reed, Cliaries E Robinson. S. E A Soullard, VVm Bwoll, Jno A Schaffer, John Scudder, Ricnard Smye, Henry Starke, Abraham teimpson, Christopher Schneider, John A Staley, Richard Scanlan, Emanuel Sheftall, Herman Silher, R H Spencer, Mordecai Sheftall, Andrew Steafva ter, Jno Savage, J 8 Solomens. Fred’k Schertl, A A Sniets, VV li Symons, Thos Sullivan, Geo Spaltnoff, Jno G Sexton, A J CShsw, Jacob Shaffer, AI Shef tall ,sr., G J Spencer, Sam’l Solomons, J P Screven Jno Spellman, D H Stewart, Ephraim Scudder, s’ 8 Sib ey, Anthony Segur, Jas Shea, Pat’k Scanlanr Jas skinner, J 11 Stroes, Dan’l Sallivan, Jas Skin-\ ner, Dr 8 Shcltall, Nicholas Sinot, Ma-rin B n i]-; v , • Lewis Smith, Jacob Schaffer, TANARUS: . Ul , u ,. Stevenson, G N Staley, Thos Smith, G .1 Smith, Jno Sullivan, Jas Sullivan,Walter VV Smith,Geo Shultz F F tetrobhart, Jas J tetoltes, Geo Sliute, Harmon Sangstoek, Henry Seltzer, C li Scally, E Somerall, Francis Sorrel, Jno A Stegin, Jno Sloan, VVm G Stafford, Jno Screven, Win Snlte, C M Stone, J R Saussy, J AI Schley, Francis Slieils, P K Sheils, A Short, Jno Y Symons, Jas Symons, P’ II Sweat, Ed mund J Saunders, P.dwin Stiles, J AI Solomons, Au gustus Selieideman, Dei-nis Sullivan, Daniel Sulli van, AI J Solomons, M Shi ban, Dennis Sullivan Barney Smith, Henry Stibbs, Jas 11 Shellac, Valen-’ tine Stanton , Jno Sherlock, Loyal Scranton, Martin Shannon, Jos Sullivan, JasF Stokes. Phillip Smith Jos M Shellman, Jas M Strickland, Timothy Slier! redan, Thos Smith, Wm Starr, Jr T. Wm H Tarver, Jno V Tarver, Geo VV Titcolmh, VV m II Tyson, Jno Thompson. Pat’k Tydings, Bar nard G Tildin, Tra’s Trautell, A F Torlay, P G Thos, VV F Thompson, Jno F Tucker, A Talbird, Fras Trautell, J 1) ‘Pembroke, Jas Thurmnlt, B T Turner, Wm Thomas,C E Tell':, Edward Townsend, B T Theus, A Thomas, VV P Tettc, Marion Thread, craft, Jno H Thod , II J Thomasson, VV ii Tinsley Fras lrechelut.lt V Thomas, Richardson Tombs* VV II 1 alhird, .1 E Taylor, Jno G Thomas, John I rumtled, 1C Aleftt, Jas P Tustin, Thos M Turner F A Tupper. V. Christion Uebele. V. Antonio Vendley.Alias itamhoski,Chas Van Horn, WHS Verstille, Tristam Verstille, David Veader, Henry Veilsteicb. jL. W. O A Wood, K'.ch'd Wayne, J L Wineburg, Cap£ White, Jas Whillihan, Seth Woodward, Elielia VVylly, Clias Wilsoi, Geo VV Wylly, Augustus VVenze, J-o s VVhite, L W Welles, Francis Wil son, J J Waver, Alt Wugh, Edmund Wallen, A J VVylly, Jos AI Wilson, G AI Waldburgh, VV Thorne Williams, Wm Wilson, Wm Waters, Hiram Wal ler, John Williamson, Jas White, Jacob Walter, Gregory VVhite. Michael Weldon, Thos Weight, VV C VVylly, EC Wilson, W VV VVoodbridge, Bryan Wren, R D Walker, Jno VV Wilson, ThosJ Walsh, H O Wyer, Jos VV Wood, Wm Wright, G S Wait, HP Willink, Isaac Welder, VVm Wescott, Jacob Waldburgh, J VV Webster, Jerrard Wubbl, man, A A J VVhite, Christopher White, Irvin I. Wolfe. Nicholas Conred, Walsmith, Isaac P Whitehead, C E Whiting, T R VVylly. Elios VVithington, Benja min Whitehead. Thos Workman, Dr S Warner. J VV Watts, Jno Williams, S P Whitehead, Thomas A Wilson, ThosS Wayne, GW West, Jos VV White, G AI Willett, Simun Walton, W II Weeks, II R Washburn. Y. Peter Yonson, Jno A Young, Dr E Yonge. Peter Zarodoski. Edward G Zetrouer, Jacob Zim merman, Edward Zudemes. The foregoing are the qualifications of voters entitled to vote lor Mayor and Aldermen ofthe City of Savannah at the ensuing election in December next, and a list ut persons Registered for the month ol Alay. II there arc any persons whose names Registered, and who are notentitled to a vote, notice is respectfully requested to he given to the Clerk of Council, that they may be dealt with according to levy. It. F. AKIN, july 17 Clerk Council. rpHE ROSE COMPOUND lias been going off J- very fast, and given perfection satisfaction to every one who has used it : if you want a liottle call soon at HUMPH (EYS A JOHNSON, july 14 Corner Broughton ar.d VVhitaker-sfs. H AKKEL’S HAIR RESTORATIVE'/the pure ; just received ami for sale by june 0 HUMPHREYS A- JOI'NSON, Corner Broughton and Wh’takcr sts. riMl’ FINEST assortment of Hair, Tooth and I Nail Brushes ever offered in the city, can be found at HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON’S, july (I Corner Broughton anil Whitaker-ets. pONCENTRATEI) Solution of Mncneeia, juet v_y received by june 12 HUMPHREY'S & JOHNSON. HEN RY’S pure Magnesia, warranted genuine just received bv y HUMPHREYS & JOHNSON, june 14 corner Broughton and Whitaker &ts