Savannah national republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1865-1866, December 25, 1865, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING. DECEMBER 25. 1865. REPUBLICAN. Mf> SAVANNAH NATIONAL WfW ADVERTISEMENT* RESTORATION pitals and prisons. The storm of war having exhausted its fury, ha 8 has subsided, and now for the first time a during the part five years, we spend Christmas day, thank Heaven, M peace- Time (though short) having softened al* bitter feelings andngignant griefs, we can tpathise with each other in the and brothers, and grasp PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR JOHNSON Of GEORGIA RECALLED. THE GOVERNOR ELECT DIRECTED TO ENTER UPON THE DIS CHARGE OF HIS DUTIES. Washington, Tuesday, Dec.19. The following has been addressed oj Mr. Seward to Gov. Johnson : . Dsapabtm*Nt or Statb, t Washiugton, Dec. 19, ’866. 1 now sym] ]^s of our sons once more the hand of friendship while mutually honoring their memories. He who would refuse to do so, be he Northerner or Southerner, “Reb” or “Yank,” is bereft of the noblest qualities of mao, and that he cannot be steadfast in his own principles is clearly proved by the fact of his being without respect and admiration for those who nobly fought and died in support of theirs. The Unionist is not as cold hearted as many, unfortunately, still believe. He can honor the dead Southern soldier and gympathise ujtli those who mourn his loss, and yet maintain to the last hi* princiy P^ 8 °* loyaltot the United States without stooping to offend the feelings of *UW Broker, Bergt Berry, J Bilnkmaa, F Beckett, J Bonat$rSHm Beirdaly, PN Brown, R N Bauadum, Jessie Brain, 3 C Chichester, P W, liSthN YCoekran, C Case, CA Oopo, F CeeMi* Mrs L W Cntlno, B Comair, P H Cooper, 3 W Comd’gOfficer 183d NY 0. Drake, P H Dodge, R W for said City is completed, mi may be paid to the nirt i from this date; at North-west Oor. 8<rath B In said dty of Savannah. fnscribea a For«otuu-<- taxed to lk« railed I Office boors horn »to it 4 • » T. P. ROBB. U. » A. PANOMR ’ w 3- C. 1AT5.T LBUMS.ip every style of finish, Plain and Turkey Morocco. ACCORDEONS, a large lot, various sizes and prices. Arnold’s superior Copying Ink. Political Situation. Despite of the efforts of alarmists who are willing to make any sacrifice to keep •Eve the feeling of distrust engendered bvthe late eonflict-who would protect and foster the growth of the L pas tree of venomous, bitter hatred, whose blight ing influence are felt all over the country —instead of tearing it up root and branch, we cannot discover anything in the po- Etjcal aspect of affairs to cause the least uneasiness in the mfhds of our people. On the oontrary, we confidently believe that every right to which we are m justice entitled, will ultimately be se- tTXKd to US. It is 8 dangerous ope ration for one portion of the people to attempt to correct the mistakes and punish the offences of another— one which wifi of necessity call into action the most refined and rational expedients for its proper manage ment »d yet we will not for a moment suppose that those who have thus far acted so magnanimously, and evidenced a disposition to be guided throughout by the highest wisdom, will be found wanting tfhen these virtuous qualities are most needed. It is because -we entertained these sentiments that we have not caught up every word and action ©f certain members of Congress, and at taching to them an importance it was not intended they should assume, joined in the great hue and cry against radicalism. If jj[ r . Sumner, in the Senate, or Mr. Stevens, in the House,j?roposed measures which, to us, seemed utterly impractica- IBLES, Protestant and Catholic, a 1 splendid assortment just received. Blank Books, Banjos and Banjo Strings. Holbrook, Oeo B Hopkins, UH Homer, Lt Col Harvey, A W I. Sc 9* Ireland M 153d N Y Jotafcon. G H Jackson, G H, l»5th N Y ^ames, Het W H Lane, R A Son Loweathal,W Llchman, L ' tauter, B B Letson, G 173d N Y Lynch, E (2d Door from Bull Street,) cellenoy the Governor elect pleasure to convey to you the President's sc. knowledgmentef the fidelity, the loyalty,and the discretion which have marked your adminis - tration.-You will please give me a reply spe cifying the day on which this communication is received. I have the honor to be yonr Ex cellency’s obedient servant, * Wm- H. Sewabd. Mr. Seward to jhe Governor of Geon/ia. Dbpabtmekt of State, > Washington, December 19, 1866.) To His Excellency the Governor of the State qf Georgia, Milledr/eville, Ga. Sib : By direction of the President I have the honor herewith to transmit to yon a copy of a communication which has been addressed to His Excellency James Johnson, late Pro- where- IHESS MEN, a large invoice, 1 Clocks, Children’s Toy Books, Catholic and Prostestant Prayer . Books, Colored Inks, Cigar Cases, Children’s Puzzles, Checker Boards, Conversa tion Cards, Card Cases, Pearl, Leather, Papier Macke and Tortoise Shell, Cards, .Visi ting and Playing, Checker Boards, a large supply. A large and elegant addition has been made to the already well assorted Nichols, RCAC A Nourveiller, P Norton, 6 O O’Bryan, Wm Prow, Albert Poweis, 8 P Quinan, MT Stock of AVID’S CELEBRATED INK, Dime Novels, Diaries, all sizes, for 1866, visional AT THIS Stewart, W Savage, J L Schiliie, W B Btorfls, J J Btearne, LW Sweeney, D T. Twenbeyirk. Taylor, N Thomas, J H ^Townshend, L Van Name, WE Wright, H L WiMs. MrsT J Wert, a W, 187th N Y Wayne, Gen H C Williams, K E . p. TUNISON, Agent. iVENPOINTED PENCILS, I Envelopes, largest stock in the cit; Everything needed for the Hoi days. ESTABLISHMENT iUTES, Flasks, Funny Books, Fan cy Pnzzlee, ^ Among which are some articles very suit able as presents for the Holidays, such Public Sale UITARS, Guitar Strings, Gold Pens, best quality, Glove Boxes, just the article for presents. decl»—19.18, l&.lt.ti.a.w.Bji., FANCY B0TT1ES, STATCETTES, HAIR BRUSHES, English, Fre: . and American manufacture, . tones, Ancient and Modem. Will be sold to the highest bidder, for cash, on WED NESDAY, Dec. 27th, at 11 o’clock, A. M s Three Lathes,. One Hoisting Machine, One Drill Press, One lot Iron, Five Boilers, * . / One lot Shafting and Pulleys, One lot Lumber. The sale will take place at the Eastern Wharves City Of Savannah. W. R. GARRARD, deett-tt Asst Special Agent Treas. Dept. NDELBIBLE INKS, best quality, Ink- . stands, a choice selection, Initial Stamps, Ivory Penholders, India Drinking Cups, India Combs and Pencils. r EWEL BOXES, Leather and I^pier Mache, Jews’ Harps, Jewel Studs. 7" A NEB, Komick Books, Kalendors, A. Kook Books, Kollured Toy Books. ‘ ADIES’ COMPANIONS, Lubin’s Per- _J fumes and Soaps, Latest Novels, and Letter Presses. Porcelain Departure of Steamships and Steamers Taken Up, art yeartwhen we had no markets, hardly anything to put on our tables, and with bullets rained upon ns «f we attempted to go outsid* the lines Such times are now past forever, and with them Trt all feelings of bitterness go. We hove had enongh of war and its conse quences, and while we deplore that snch a scourge has befallen our people, let us for the sake of our common country not perpetuate one of its evils and perhaps the worst—the spirit of disunion. It is necessary that America should stand before the world (the present atti tude of affairs proves it) in all her gigan tic force. Real enemies, not friends and brothers, may yet have to be taught les* sons—England, for instance, who played so mean a game to North and South, and has won the contempt of both. To live in peace we must keep ourself prepared for war, and the elements of division would be badly calculated to forward that preparation. ‘ ‘St/ons unis et tout est possible.” Ton NEW YORK. Steamship Zodiac, Wednesday, December 27th, at t — o’clock. FOB CBABLESTOK. Steamer City Point, every Saturday morning, at 9 Clock. .Steamer Charles Houghton, every Monday morning '"White Labor, Company will visit Si days, and will be ready to All all a borers promptly and at a declS tf OURNING STATIONERY,- Mucil- . lage, various sized bottles, Music Folios, Magazines. And a great variety of WATCHES JEWELRY, SILVER & PLATED WJRB FANCY C0B0S, * REMARKABLE CURS ' OF STIFF KNEE BY AIXODCH POROUS PL AfcTEB*.—How many |—e» fiem mr ping on a piece of orange peel, have bees M hr life. A case which might have been of this kU tin jut been brought to oar notice. A geailemaa, too placing the heel of his boot oa a plan of ms-pub was suddenly thrown down, and violently spaaed te knee. He was six months confined to ths torn though he had t!ie best medical advice. As 10* re sort a very eminent phyiidan was called in to m t anything more could be done After ■ —■■alias hr said, “My opinion la, year knee wffl never hi tot again.” He lecommended that ths whole legmlkns should he encased in a plaster of Paris baa item would accelerate the permanent stUfculag of ths tarn and said, ‘the sooner it was dome the better.* fie the patient, before trying Urisjsppttntion end bs*t«i» stiff knee for life, enveloped It la oar Poreor fhrmt and in leas than two months Ms knee was pdaf cured. Principal Agency, BMdredk Pin. S«* York. By the yard or stogie plaster. Md by* Dealers in Medidnea. dMH~*e FANCY TOILET New Books, o'clock, Steamer Two Boys, every Tuesday morning, at 8 o’clock. tteamer Clarion, every Thursday morning at 7 o’clock. FOB FALATKA, FLA. f teamer Fountain, every Tuesday morning at 10 o’ekxfit. Steamer C ity Point, every Wednesday afternoon, at A GLASSES, finest lens, in Pearl, Ivory and Leather Cases. GOODS iOCKET ALBUMS,Pencil Sharpeners. Pocket Books, a splendid stock, Pre sentation Albums, in velvet, Tui- key Morocco and Fancy Bindings, Pianos, Puff Boxes, Pens, gold and steel, largest assortment in Georgia; Photographs, plain and colored; Pipes, Plated Spoons and Forks, Perfu mes, Poetical “Works, Pa per Cutters, Paint Boxes, all sizes; Pocket Mea- • sures, Pencils, plain and fancy styles; Pa per Weights, Pocket Knives. 1 rpHK undersign*d respectfully calls the attention I of the citizens of Savannah and the visitors from the Country, to his well selected stock of Watches, Jewelry, Saver and Plated Ware. Clocks, Fancy Goods, Spectacles, Revolvers and Pistols, of the most celebra. ted man nocture -a. Particular attention paid to the Repairing of Watches, Jewelry and Clocks. Having none but competent workmen engaged, satisfaction Is wrran- A. HARIG, dcc2C—6m cor. Broughton & WBttaker streets W e have also on hand a large assort ment of French, English and Bohemian Hilton & Randell NEW ADVERTISEMENTS lose of tbe Orphan's Fair. The Fair closed on Saturday night, af ter enjoying a ost brilliant success of six days’ duration. A large and enthu* siastic crowd were in attendance to wit. ness the finale of Charity’s Carnival. A few articles only were disposed of at auc tion. One of the chief attractions, as well as of amusement and gratification to all present, was the fine instrumentaliza- tion of the well organizedjMnd of the 12 th Maine regiment, who, under the di rection of their skilful and gentlemanly leader, Mr. Melville Andrews, discoursed some eachanting music. The generosity of Mr. Melville Andrews and the mem bers of his courteous band, will ever be remembered with feelings of deep grati tude by those who can appreciate such acts of benevolence for so sacred a cause. We regret that tfie crowded state of our columns this rgornng, prevents us from giving a full report of the close of the Fair, but we must content ourselves by congratulating the ladies on its trium phant success. A merry Christmas ©inner far the Inmates af the Past Hospital. A number of charitable Northern la dies in our city have reoently been busily engaged in preparing all the details necessary for the [furnishing of a sub stantial Christmas dinner to the soldiers of the Post Hospital. The ladies, after holding one or two meetings, selected *‘ Finance and Visiting Committee, the duty of the latter requiring them to fur nish sufficient funds to procure a splendid dinner for the gallant men now separ ated from those near and dear to them by the calamities of war. A most liberal sum was contributed by our Northern merchants and citizens for this humane and laftdablo enterprise, and to-day the hearts of dor soldiers will be made glad by the thought that they are not foigot- en though far dom homes and family fire sides. The fine band Of the 12th Me Regt.fwill be m attendance to a indigestion of the sumptuqu^Qfiands byffieir har monious strains,-and'a most enjoyable oo' Savannah Theatre, A HE now offering at the lowest market prices : A. 800 hxs. 6-a and 8’a Patent Mould Can * le *'lOO l>xa. superior Adamantine Can 41m. 28 HM*. extra W. W Vinegar. 26 bbla. Porto Rico Molaaaea. 10 bbla Copperas lOO bxs. Colgate’s and HnUs Boana al the old stand, 198 BAY STREET. — YOU CANNOT HAVE A HEALTHY OONSTPITUTION ”22* jew Blood b Impure. Cwmnwr Lira Starr ^1* the system of Import! tea, and rttmiilatra the Shi *• gans to a trigoroaa aad healthy aefloa exjeS** disease and restoring.the health. Lei fiearr enres disease which are carnal by Import Scrofula, or King’s Evil, Tumors, Old Sores, tkm CONSISTING OF pcaition to oppression in every form, they only differ as to the best method of placing them within the reach Bt every American citizen. We know 4h«t the impression is gaining ground that this party will be broken np, and we know, too, the hopes which many are en-‘ toi ffi-nfnj: in view of this result. It is dotft^tv mail Upon fco tinrik of such a tb-ng, and -the sooner our people dis- ibsH themselves of the..idea, and come to understand that those in authority are Well-meaning, independent, sensible men, toe better it will be for all of us. Until then we need nofcexpect to estype having Nmr loyalty criticized, or to have the sen- tjmeat nininimr.ua in IftYOr of OUT rGSllUl- tog the exercise of the rights now held in RAYMOND & HAMILTON Lessees & Managers. To-ISTiglit, Christmas, Bourcicault’s beautiful Drama of I AIDT BLAKE, Thel Irish Diamond. Miss M. E. Gordon ,UITS, Queen’s Dissected Puzzles, just the thing for children. Dinner, Tea % Cologne and Liquor Sets. JOBBERS and DEALERS from all parts of the Country are invited to ex amine our > 08ARIE8, Romances by th^ best of h authors, Bubber Goods, Rich Table Ornaments. HEET MUSIC, Latest Composition, 1 School Books, Song Books, Slates and Pencils, Scissors, Spring Measures, Shears, Shaving Brushes, Shaving Soaps, Steel Pens, Sealing Wax. Andy Blake MADAME DEMAREST’S HARPER’S MONTHLY, GODEY’S LADIES’ BOOK, LONDON REVIEW, (Quarterly), POETICAL WORKS, in Mo rocco and Blue and Gold. jrOHIT C. SCHREINER Sc SONS. (toc2B—2t To conclude with the Comedy of All That Glitters Is Not Gold! Stephen Plum Mr. T. Hamilton Toby Twinkle Mr. J. T. Raymond Martha Gibbs Miss M. E. Gordon To-Morrow, Tuesday, First appearance of the .celebrated Diuisense, Miss Hose "Wood, Who will appear in her fascinating performance. MB. W. XX. CRISP Will appear upon this occasion in a favorite character. The popular and amoElng Comedy of DOTH BRUSHES, Tin Caah Boxes, Toilet Soaps, Traveling Toi let Cases, Tamborines. BRAZILIAN Prunes~Figs--Nuts lOO bxm. Bordeaux Prune*, Fancy Boxes. 200 (mall Drums choice flra SO bids Almonds, Walnuts and Fli rt*. For sate by HILTON * RANDELL. Wholesale Stock, SEFUL GOODS, Universal Songsters, brated glasses ara two well kn->« South to speak of their supnlwltj Double and Single Telescopes of la Christinas Day. To-day when the joyous sounds of mu- •io are heard throughout the Christian vredd, in praise of Him whose birth day is held ss the most glorious of feasts, from too hut of the humblest peasant, to the palsoe of the mightest monarch, when ffiffi *ud sadness give place to joy in so many hearts around the firesides of many homes, is too endeavor to join with oth- cm in the celebration of this great festi- toL Bat what a change from the Christ. Warn of port years. To how many fcautafcare to-day does that happiness Which freely enters those of other coun- tnen, seem .doubtful of coming^- blocked <*** *■ by soldiers grave* Just twelve md. - hs ago Sherman’s arm y was R ear town, and though the triumph of he Union troopj made loyal citizens •W, they could not help feeling, in com- *® ac with those who differed from them, toe* the anal salutation, “a merry Christ- tasf,” would then have been to all a cruel f*®****- Thank goodness, it is not so w-e*yl We have not now to at oampying the places of those Wawn we thought of far sway, and whose so long wished for, wee is many ““^despaired of. America’s best ISITIING CARDS, Viollsjmd Violin Strings TALKING CANES, r “Whatiait?” ERXES LIFE, X-Sell-lent Roods. Which includes packages containing ‘ l complete assortments, put up expressly TAKE THE UB1VILEGK. Mr. W. H. Crisp Mias M. E. Gordon LADIES Mr. Dimple.. Miss O'Leary Steam, Force, hnclhm md lifting PUMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; STEJiJK # *AS PIPES, Pipe and Steam Fittings, BATCHELOR’S HAIR Country Trade Grand Fancy Dance Miss Bose Wood OUNG LADIES GIFTS, To conclude with the new London Farce of 20 Minutes with the Tiger, In which all the Comedy favoritea appear. dec25 Yankee Notions, Which we are prepared to dispose of at lowest New York prices, and to whieh we invite the attention of Country Mer chants and others. Z ERO INDICATORS, Zoologioal Works. All and more than is embraced in this alphabetical catalogue can be found at AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE ■^2* Throughout tbe South to sell McKen- VAoR sie's 10,090 Receipts in all the useful arts— best Book polished. Write for Circulars to ^ T. ELL8WOODZELL, Nos. 17 and 19 South 6th ft., Philadelphia. PLUMBERS’, MAS, ASSORTED CRATES OF Steam Fitters* Goods, For sale at the lowest rates by FULLER, XOIiBI * itBEBi, 53d street, and Seoond Avenue, Hew York, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of Lumbar, NalWUMrers •( mould* ls|«, Bash Hoorn, Blinds oud Box Shooks. Turning In all Ms branches. Books containing Pat terns of Moulding tent on application. JOHN B COMMON WANE Musical Warehouse ITCH!

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Savannah national republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1865-1866, December 25, 1865, Image 2