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The Savannah Pajly Herald. MA8QN & CO. SSAMUBI* %v. MASOS, .Kclitor, \V. T. THOMPSON, Associate Editor. Official Paper of the City. LARGEST CIRCULATIOHm THEcTfy7«0G0QlifT THURSDAY JAHUAHY *5. 1806. IN GENERAL.. —Mississippi is going to furnish her maimed Confederate soldiers with Artificial legs. —Tbe Racine Journal calls the freedmeh “poor creatures just bom to freedom, aud now lying naked and helpless in the cradle of liberty." —Planters in Nashville are offering the ne groes $130 per year aud board to go South and work on plantations. Southern Pbkss Association.—In another column we publish the circular of W. G. Claik, Esq., President, calling a convention of the Southern Press Association to assem file at Montgomery, Ala., on Wednesday, the 14th of February. The advantages to ^ ^ ^ y . rmrru the fraternity to result from a renewal of the I \ firoD b UIT) occurred recently in East Ten- relations heretolore existing through the I nessee. Captain Gamble, a Confederate en- necucy of this association are too apparent rolling officer, was indicted for treason, and to admit of a doubt that the call will be whea ‘ ritd ’ acquitted by tbe jury. >—r ■“'X'"' 1 ” 1 •», *•» an interest in promoting tbe business pros | drawn t ( )e Legislature over wbicb be was —Capt. Price, a son of Gen. Sterling Price, has returned to Missouri for tbe purpose of escortiug tbe remaining members of the fam ily to Mexico. They will go to Cordova, the seat of the Southern Colony, which is being formed there under the auspices of M. F. Maury and others. —The first trial for treason since that of perity, usefulness and independence of tbe Southern press. AN IMPORTANT enterprise. We have before us a printed copy of the "Charter of the Georgia JoBt Stock Land and Immigration Company,” recently granted by the Superior Coiirl of ChatOTm County, Ga. The following named gentlemen are the corporators, viz: Solomon Coheu, Geo. P. Harrison, John Screven, Noble A. Hardee, Richard W. Adams, Joliu W. Anderson, Harrington King, Charles B. Kiug, William C. Daniell and Wm. S. Rockwell. The purposes contemplated are the procur- plaeed would be broken up by a mob in lorry-eight hours. The Governor does not believe in reconstruction, and says he is in lor the fight during the war. -Itufus Choate, Jr., the only son of the late celebrated Boston Lawyer of that name, died on the 15th inst., at ^pxebester, Massachu setts, from the effects of woudUs received in the late war. — One petroleum company in New York has declared dividends to the amount of eighty-two per cent, since June. — It is estimated that $2,000,000 will be required to re-establish the light-houses on the Southern const destroyed during the war. — The Barings have taken two millions of ing ol agricultural laboT, facilitating inuni- the five per cent, gold bearing bouds oi Mas- gration and promoting tbe commeiial inte- sachusetts at about ninety-seven per cent. — The Mexican Republic lias two millM>n silver dollars on deposit in Washington. — Mrs. Douglas, widow of the late Sena tor Douglas, is to be married on tbe 30th inst. to Brevet Brigadier General Williams, A. A. G., U. S. A., who is now on duty at the War Department. — A company has been .formed in Wheel ing, Va., with a capital of $260,000, to culti vate grapes on the Ohio side of the river, near Martinsville. — One thousand emigrant wagons lately formed a single train moving toward the Southwestern pan of Missouri. A little girl at Kenosha, Wis., whom r some "of her males put into a hag and tolled and aid planters in raising crops, and to offer | ^ ur * on > was killed by tbe opera- facilities and aid to other persons, to pur chase and hold real and personal property, to lend money, Hud to deal in inland and fo reign exchange. The charter shall be of force and continue lor fourteen years from its date, subject to renewal at the expiration of that time. The port of Savannah to be the shipping port of said company, but other ports in the rests of the State of Georgia. The powers conferred may be briefly re-, cited as follows: Capital of the company, $5,000,000, with the privilege of organizing and proceeding to business on one million o{ dollars.’. The Company may issue bonds to amount not exceeding two millions of dol lars lor the purpose of raising money for tbe ure and benefit ot tbe Company. It has the power ot purchasing and build ing ships and other vessels for the transpor tation of immigrants and merchandise, to make advances lor merchandise aud produce — The detectives at Washington have i teen making diligent inquiries respecting i he Fenian movement. They allege to have some important information bearing upon the matter, aud that disclosures will shortly be made which will be damaging to certain parties. — The latest sensation in Chicago is the | elopement of a young and pretty married woman with tw T o married men, either old State may be embraced when tbe Interests of I -' U0U S* 1 10 be her father. the company may demand it. It gives us great pleasure to announce the existence of this organization, wltich, it suc cessfully managed, will accomplish a vast deal for the welfare of our State aud for the advancement of its individual interest.— Thoso who have been familiar with the col umns of the Herald know with what as- • The cattle plague has wrought such ravages in England that Parisian butchers are now supplying John Bull with his beet [ cheaper than he can buy it ot his own trades men. — Gen. Howard has just received a con solidated report of all the colored schools uuder the coutrol ot the Freedmen’s Bureau, which shows that there are at present 631 schools, with 1,240 teachers aud 05,834 siduitjx we have labored to induce our' peo- I scholars in the Southern States, under the pie to engage in the scheme of,publio irn- I t ** rett i° ; * ot the Freedmen’s Bureau, provemeut which has been thus so happily I , T~ Dm Grey lock wooden-mill at South inaugurated by gentlemen whose well known yiSb intelligence and enterprise give ample as- $200,000, which is covered by an insurance suranee of its successful prosecution. We hope the Company will be able to en ter immediately on its career of usefulness, to supply, partially at least, tbe urgent de- demand for labor and farming materials, as well as to demonstrate the feasibility of a measure which, if it had been adopt at an earlier period, would have relieved the coun try of much of the embarrassment under which it has been laboring. * HON. JOHN BULL, OF TENNESSEE. This gentleman, now at bis home in Ten nessee, is writing a series of letters on the | ol $126,000. —It i« asserted that the House Judiciary Committee will at an early day report an I amendment to the Constitution providing that where black men are not entitled to vote they shall not be represented in Con gress. -The chair in which General Robert E. Lee sat when he signed the articles of capitu lation to General Grant at Appomattox, was secured at the time by General Whitaker,* l and is now in the office of the Connecticut Mutual Fire Insurance Company, on Central I Row, in Harubrd, Conn. It is a large easy ' ciiair, of oak, with caue scat. —A number of American vessels nrc among political situation, in which, while accepting the sufferers from the recent frightful gales in good faith the results of the war, he ad- around the English coast, vises the people ot the South to give the re- —A clerk in the Quartermaster-General’s construction policy of President Johnson a in “ ton | naI . ne(1 J° n ® 8 > remarked .. . y J the other day, on hearing o* the threats of cordial support. assassination to Senator Sumner, that lie was Reviewing the difficulties which have cm- I uot cxuctly in favor of decapitation, but lie bairassed tbe President in his efforts to el- would like to see him sent to his long home, feet a speedy restoration of the speeding | 3 he Secretary of War, on hearing of it, irn- PROTECTIOBT. The Prolcctionists nt tbe Eistward are making desperate efforts bo to change the cur rent ot opiniou in the Western States as to in fluence the legislation of Congress. A reac tion has set in, and the formation of free trade associations in the cities of the West have become necessary, in counteraction of these efforts. The friends of protection not only dispute the policy of free trade, but as sail the motives of its promoters. The free trade leaguers of the city of New York are charged with interested views in becoming members of associations intended to promote the interests of liberal commercial inter course. Such men as David Dudley Field, Lncius Robinson, Isaac H. Bailey, Alfred Pell, William Wood, Charles A9tor Bristed, Wm. B. Scott cannot be permitted to asso ciate together for the furtherance of a lpgiti. mato purpose but that they are classed among the “importers and British jobbers” in New York. It is this low system ot personal imputa tion pursued by the Protectionists that is driving all men of honorable dealing from among them, and is causing the reaction throughout the Western States, of which we have spoken. But this imputation of motive is not limited to men of business, and who belong to tbe contemplative classes of society whose pur suits are not blended with active occupation, but such is tbe low style of controversy that prevails lhat the motives of men of science, on whose characters tbe world has long since passed judgment, have been arraigned corrupt. “How intense (says the New York Commercial Advertiser) must be the hatred of our contemporary, (the New York Tribune) against free trade when, he cannot name even Adam Smith, without casting a slur on the motives which induced him to utter the great truths which he first presented in a scientific form.” It is very questionable whether the attempts made by the Protection party to acquire power in the West will be successful. Tbe Western States b«?gin to perceive that their interests are UDitcd with those of the South and not those of ■ the Ea9t— with tbe agricultural and not tie manufacturing States. The grain-grow ing sections raise a surplus that is not want ed in Europe; beside, tbe cotton producing section produces nothing that comes into competition with the producers of stock aud provisions. Nature and interest point out the .couuection. The war has temporarily interrupted the trade between them. It will soon be resumed. The commerce that united the Southwest with the Northwest is now rapidly beiDg restored to its former channels. Can it be presumed that that proiific sec tion which finds its markets on the shores of the gulf will seek it on those of the Southern Atlantic—that the grain which is raised in the remote West will be made to nourish manufacturing industry on the banks of the Connecticut ? Trade will not pursue circui tous channels when it can be made to take direct ones. The people who have found it their interest to exchange their surplus wheat for European manufactures, by the agency ol those with whom they are geographically and commercially connected, will not dis solve those ties and establish'new connect ions far less profitable. Tbe effoits made, therefore, by t'eose who are organizing societies in the West to influ ence public opinion and control tbe action of Congress in regard to protection must be at tended by failure. It is an endeavor to coun teract tlie purposes of nature which dictates a connection between the South and Nortli- west. x The attempt has led to re-actinu. The cities of the Northwest are forming free trade associations. Tiie suggestions of self- interest have become too powerful for the schemes ot monopoly. tttw ADVERTISEMENTS Zerrubabbcl Lodge, iso. 15, F. A A. M. A regular meeting ofltiU Lodge will lie r hel(i Tlii* Evening ar t o'clock, at the Hal 1 corner Broughton and Bull streets. Mem bers ol the Fraternity am respectfully inviteil to at tend. By order _ W. GREENE, W. M. Jno. Hot'sio* Secretary. }lo Take Notice. T HE parties who called upon UessrsHernies at the Muntliull House yesterday, would oblige them by leaving their address. j25-l* NOTICE OFFICE ATLANTIC A GtJLF R. It. Ci)., 1 Savannah, January 24, 1664. J The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of tbe Atlantic A Onlf Railroad Company will be held their office, on Bay street, on Wednesday, tbe 14th day of February next, at 12 o’clock m. An clecdon for Directors to serve for the ensuing year will be held at the same time and place. D. MACDONALD, J25-td Secretary, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS W F. have now on hnnd a few Open Buggies and Rock a ways, livid and neat. Also, Sets of Harness, which we will sell unusually loW. BOISE A HRi'ANT, J25-tf 194 Bay slrect. SCALES. A SSORTED Sines and Pat terns of Fairbanks’ Piat- . form and Counter Scales, which for accuracy, neatness and durability cannot he surpassed. Also, oest. Frames, Beams, Hooks, d-c., for weighing Cot ton. For sale by BODSE A BRYANT, J25-tf 194 Bay street. H. Gr. EUWE, WHOLESALE DEALER IN Groceries, Ales, Wines AND LIQUORS, Of all descriptions, AT PALLIGANT’S OLD PAINT STAND. Corner St. Julian and Bryan Sts Near the Pnlaski House. AGENT FOR ALE AND LAGER BEER. j28-tf ROOM FOR RENT. OOM for Rent and Furniture for sale, nicely fl np near the Screven llouae. Furniture new and idee. A bargain ran be hud by ini mediate applied tion. Address Key box No. 790. P. O. i2fr-3 GRAHAM, 1RII.BAHR A WHITFIELD, BANKERS AND CLAIM ABENTS 61 EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK. Having h pedal facilities, particular attention given to tlie collection of claim* against the United States GovernmenL J25-1 m DURYEAS' MAIZENA o z D O a. u z o > tE I- WAS THE ONLY “ PREPARATION FOB FOOD FROM INDIAN COHN” That received a medal and honorable mention from tile Royal Commissioners, the competilion of all pro minent munnfarum-is of “Corn March ” and "Pre pared Corn Hour ” of this and other countries not withstanding. MAIZENA, The food and luxury of the nge, without a single fault. One trial will convince the most skeptical. Makes Paddings, Cukes, Costards, lllnncMange, Ac., without Isinglass, wiih few or no eggs, ut a cost as- tnub-hiug lh« most economical. A slight addition to ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves Bread and Cake. Ir Is also excellent for thickening sweet sauces, gravies for flsh and meats, soups, Ac. For Ice Cream nothing can compare with it. A lit He boiled in milk will produce rich cream for coffee. < hoeolute, tea, Ac. Put np iu mm pound packages, under the trade mark MaUena. with d.reciiuus for use. A most delicious article of food for children aud In valids of all ages. For sale by Uniccrs and D; ugglsls everywhere. Wholesale Depot* 1G6 Fulton Street. WILLIAM DURYEA, J25-ly Gcueral Agent States, be asks : “Why should the people ot the South hesitate to accede to any requisi tion or suggestion implying no dishonor, coming from such a friend to their interest and welfare as President Johuson could show himself to be consistently with his sense of what is due to his situation as Chief Magis trate and guardian of a government that has been so recently compelled to defend itself against a most formidable and fearful rebel lion at an immense cost of blood and trea sure” ? Mr. Bell is uot sanguine that President Johnson will be able to consummate fully the plan of restoration presented iu bis late message, as we may infer from bis inquiry : “What man of any experience orobservitiou in affairs of government does not acknow* ledge that a President may sometimes be compelled, by sound policy, to make a pow erful opposition concessions, 89 modifications of his own favorite plans and policy, which his individual judgment may not dictate or approve?” Ilis remarks upon the subject of negro suf frage disclose the fact that, On this point at least, be is in full fellowship with tbe con servative Republicans of the North. He says that the President holds that the regulation of that matter rests solely with the several States ;*but “doubtless he would be gratified by a prompt and liberal exercise of that jiower by their Legislatures or Conventions in forming their constitutions, us such a course would tend to satisfy the North that the South are not disposed to act illiberally or unjustly by tbe colored population.” The opiniou is expressed also, that if the colored mau owned a freehold of $250, and possessed the ability to read and write, it would not be dangerous to allow him to vote. But he is by no means hopeful as to tbe future of the African race on this continent, and believes thet “when all" is done that can be done to mitigate the condition of tue African rj^ce in the South it is melancholy to reflect that a small remnant only win survive the present generation.” He denounces with severity the test oath of 18G2, and characterizes it as one of the most insidious devices that could have been 1 framed to revolutionize the Government; i or adopted as a precedent, it would place it iu the power of any party which might acquire control of the Government, to apply any test, whether referable to politics, religion, color or what not. The opinion of the dis tinguished statesman onj this point is in ac cordance with the spirit of constitutional liberty ; and whoever holds a different one 1 is either unable to appreciate this blessing, or would ruthlessly sacrifice it for the pro motion of party or personal objects. mediately dismissed him from the service. —The Spanish Admiral Parejn has com mitted suicide. The blockade of two of the five blockaded Chilian ports has been raised. A Mormon paper of Salt Lake charac terizes the fresh attacks upon polygamy as “Hell boiling agaiD.” Rothschild lends Italy one hundred mil lions of francs- A vote was beiug taken on an important measure iu the Indiana Senate tbe other day. Air. , a grave aud reverend Senator, had uot been attending to his “biz.” aud didu’l know what the question was. His name was called by the Secretary. He looked puzzled for a moment, and then rapping the desk with his knuckles, alter the manner of card- pluying, said, “I pass!” An audible litter run through the ball, and the President of the Senate “look it up.” Duath or Rev. Thomas J. Fbsher—A few days siuce we published a brief paragraph stating that Rev. Thomas J. Fisher, an emi nent Baptist clergyman, ot Louisville, Ky., bad been knocked down and robbed on tbe streets of that city, receiving injuries which it was feared would prove fatal. In the Courier of tbe 15th inst. we find a notice of tbe funeral of Air. Fisher, which took place on tbe day previous. After an account of the funeral obsequies, which, after the usual services of his church, were duly solemnized by tbe Alasonic Order, of which he was a member, tbe Courier adds: Tue Rev. Air. Fisher leaves a wife and ac complished daughter who are plunged into irreparable griet at their overwhelming loss ; but we are gratified to know that tbeir pe cuniary circumstances are very favorable. During tbe long and successful ministry of the deceased be was tbe means through God of the conversion to the Baptist Church of over ten thousand persons. His last ef fort in public was an address at Bagdad in defence of the order uf Masonry. The Pope, it seems, no longer conceals from himself the impending doom of his temporal dominions. In addressing the French troops on the 1st of January he ex pressed the fear that tbe enemies of the Church would go to Rome after the depar ture of the French troops. So it seems all parties in Italy are agreed that this with drawal of the French troops will be very soon followed by a revolution in Rome and a detnaud of tbe Romans for annexation to Italy. London Times urges acceleration in the payment of the English debt, and quotes the proposithm made for the payment of the American debt as an incentive. The official Gazette of Prussia "likewise speaks of the success of the American institutions, and censures the attack made upon them by the Kreuzzeitung and other organa ot the aristo cracy. Stop Fooling. A Washington telegram to the Philadel phia Ledger says : “I hear that Air. Bigelow wrote out by the last steamer, cautiouiug the Government agaltist putting faitb in the reports about the contemplated withdrawal of the French troops from Alexico.” The caution is needed. There has been a good deal of nonsensical newspaper talk for sometime past—tbe most of it originating at Washington—about the recall of Nupo- leon’s European legions, but as we have from time to time shown, it is utterly without foundation. Why, this very day, we print advices troin Vera Cruz direct, showing that ns Into ns the 7ih inst. reinforcements (French and Austrian) continued to arrive,— whereas, if anybody kuows even of a single regiment being ordered back home, the pub lic have not the honor of his acquaintance. Is it not about time to stop befooling one another in this business ? Wbat gpod does it do ?—N. Y. Express. Meeting of the Sontncrn Press Associa tion. By authority of tbe Constitution of tbe Southern Press Association, and at tbe re quest of several of the members thereof, I THE OGLETHORPE MILLS, HUTCHINSON’S ISLAND, Opposite Drnyton Street, A RK at work, and are readv to fill orders lor Georgia YKLlO'V PINK LUMBER, eillier for eiiy consumption or for shipment. Apply lo the Agents, WINBORN', LAWTON cf CO., Ray street, opposite Mariucr’a Cuurch. j25-Th,9ai’Nj2w FOR SALE. 1,300 BUSHELS TRIMS SEED RICE. JOHN W. ANDER30N A SONS, J25-3 Comer Bryftn aud Drayton streets. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. mint Stock, Good Will and Fixtures ol one of the A best Grocery. Si am is iu the cit y for sale. J25 YOUK, WILLIAMS, M(.INTIRE A CO. TO PLANTERS. \\l E will keep constantly on hand a foil stock of VV Plows, Roes, Corn shelters, Straw Cutters, Axes, and other Agricultural Implements of best makers and patterns with which to supply Planters and Country Merchants, whose attention we invite to our stock aud think we can make* it to their inter est to purchase of U9. BOUSE A BRYANT, J?6-tr 194 Bay street. AMUSKMKJTTS. S n V ft n n a It Ttiea t re. LajmOQb and Manager*. .Meiwrp. Ratmoad £ Hawildw j Gifts! Gifts!! TEN NEW PHIZES TO BE DRAWN TO-NIGHT I!! I Lady’s Gold Watch ... . , eiio 1 Guitar 5 1 Solid Silver Cream Ladle. 1 Upera Glass 1 Pair E rr Kings Dai AUCTioryi auciion. Aucri^: Erery Monday, Wednesday m Evenings, At Store, No. 71, su Julian assortment of • Dry Goods. Yankee Notion, . will be ottered 9 ’ J eweli Sales positive. FURNITURE 1 do oieeve Buttons.[ iu I York. 'W r ill;«. 1 Ci^ar Stand 9 * Uxttm.s, jWoT 1 t-ilver Iruit Knife and Pick g Or. 1 Lady’s Dressing Cas<; io 1 Curd Receiver.-. Fresh Crackers. RA BBLS Sugar Crackers 2s bble Fancy and Walnnt Crackers 60 Iibl« Soda aud Batter Crackers 100 boxes Lemon, Desert and Egg Crackers Jnst received and for sale by RANDBLL * CO., J2M Bay street, comer Barnard. Sugars, Tea and Coffee. i\A BBLS yellow C Snvar d" 25 bble Crushed Granulated Sugars 15o caddies Black and Green Tea 100 bags Rio anti St. Domingo Coflee For sale by RANDELL A CO.. • j23-3 Bay street, corner Barnard. PISTOL SHOOTING CHALLENGE TO ANY MAN IN THE UNITED STATES. STAKES, 91,000, A9 follows: I TO shoot in total darkness, and tny opponent to shoot in daylight: my opponent to about twenty shots ut the wold, at the »ppu and I to shoot fifteen shots, att deliberate aim, My fifteen shntB to measure, string measurement, against my opponent’s twenty shots; distance, fifteen or tw.nty pates. If the cliulienge is arcepted. my opponent must shoot either in Savannah. Augusta or Mat on, Ua.; Ihe match tj taka place within ten days lifter acceded to, and pay or piny. Address Ills undersigned, at bis gallery, on Bay street, over -‘Our House,” where the money will al ways be found, and all the arrangement.'can be made. Capt. JOil, TRAVIS, Bay street, over *• our Duuee,” ravannab. J22 New Music. I L Baceio, (Kiss} Song—Ardetti 11 llaccio do Walt/— do Then Tarn Your Thoughts to Me, Song—Keller Evangeline. Song—Hayes Ye Merry Birds, German, Song— Gampert I am Dying, Egypt Dying, Song—Sldulc My Angel, Song—Gudelmo March from Tauhauser—Liszt I.’Afrlcalne (now Opera)—Jacll Boute eu Train, Gallop—Ketterer Hustling Leaves— Uolfraanq Fairy Footsteps, Gallop—Wallcnhanpt Mother Kissed Me in My Dream, transcribed by Fraud J Tis But a Little Faded Flower, transcribed bv Fradd Beautiful Dreamer, transcribed by Baumbacii Come where Aly Jxive Lies Dreaming, transcribed by Klchards. j24 3 J. c. SCHREINER .t SONS. A. MINIS, No. 3 Stoddard's Western Dunce, THURSDAY BV'G, JANUARY 33, 1800, Will be presented the drama or ihe IRISH EMIGRANT. O'Brian Mr. Raymond. Polly Bobolink Miss M. E. cordon. BALLAD, BY MR. GEORGE GRAY. After which, the Drawing will take place. To conclude with Betsy Baker. Botsy Baker......../. Mias M. E. Gordon. Co, Will sell at auction on MONDav , 10 O'clock. A. M„ at houst, No ijft »Hl 1 A valuable lot of Household rnmitnre. “».» desire. To be sold iu lot. as bny er « t Terms cash. J ™ 1 A GRAND GIFT BALL Will be given at St. Andrew’s Hall, Friday Evening, January fiOth, 1806. REAL ESTATESAle' York ’ Williams, x > Iel & Co. Will sell on FRIDAY, Jan. »» in front of Mure on jj., y ? r l0w d»» a 10n acres of Land, thr, c n„„,, * 11 »r viu * [ farm^Lp*** 1 ° PPOr,nnl11 Pa*!,,* , ^ ^ ARE C ^SsF0IUNVE8Tij5! York, Williams, Mol™ l Ac Co. O.Ter for sale one hdUdred acres from Savannah, on the White Bmtr» U ^’ 3 Hfcl excellentsiockFann orforG rd.n^ l portion or It is under culilvnti™ heavilv timbered nn,i mion and *1 EACH TICKET WILL ENTITLE THE BEARER TO heavily timbered, and then. •.V."” 111,1 A PRIZE that will be drawn by a Committee lo be 200 cords of Wood cut and J 'j Kj0 new IL ^1 clmscn from Ihe visitor* i oeu on it. C l chosen rrom the visitors. Ticket cm bo procured from any of the Managers at the Music 8tore, or at ilic door. Masic by u select Band, commencing at 9 P. M. CniuiiiTts: O. W. Titoomb, Tnos. B. Mell. T. L. Hareison, IT. Cniwroso, Plook Mahaoxb, Prof. L. Lodis. j25-2 Also, GItOCERIKS, biqbOKS, 4k U., SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS Ch. Farre Champagnes FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA.. an30 °Te™" i c'td, erX,tatThU "' ierWt ' Tide,, executorssaleT'" By Bell, Wylly & Christian WILL be sold at Auction on the 1 oq!i™k? next> lnfrout " r Lomn^Jil l/)t.s Nos. 29. GO and 34. Green W-mi . Sf£? e l2 le ’ , .°« e " ler nlt » the improrem'en^i . ^dongillg to the estuie or O Rom k, deceased. S„ld bv order of ihl r' °*«| forihu b«. ut fi, of the im| c. editor!! of^ ~ jlu RESIDENCE FOR SALK"" Bell, Wylly & Christian. Will be sold on SATURDAY next, at 11 o-ci-w- I iront ol store : J ”*-| Wert half of I/it No. 13 Jrckson \>'nrd tv, provemeuis mnsist tf n substantial oriel; ho- . ming seven rooms, exe'n-ive of a spacious Im.T;.'*' I Tbe ont-biiikliiigs are al-o bdck^nut^M Carriage house, swb.ei, and well lurnishtd | rooms. I Terms: Oac-half cash : balance, 12month. pei cent mcetest. I DISSOLUTION. rfillE Firm of Israel R. Senly t Co. was dissolved J- oil the 12th inst., by the withdrawal of Israel R. Scaly. The business will be conducted until further notice, by T. li. Palmer, who is duly authorized to col lect and settle all hue 1 "' 1 ., connected therewith. ISRAEL K. SEAL V, J. P. GILSON, Agent, J15 A. S. BIGELOW. By Blun & Meyer. I TU18 DAY, 26th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M., wiiliri iu front of store : "" An assortment of can Fruits and Meats Pickles. Lobsters. Ac., Ac 2 cases of Clothing, consisting of I Overcoats. Frock C-oats, Business Coats. Sacks, c net and Cossimerc Punt s Vest* of all kin* (Si' - ! [ Merinos, Alpacas, Shawls. Ac., Ac., ALSO, I Tobacco, Spices. Coffee. 5 hags Pepper, Linl Bur- | *c. , Ac. Besides, the usual assortment ol Fumes Ac., Ac. G ENERAL Agent for the Board of Underwriters of Phlladelpfila. Persons having losses, insured ns above, will please jl9i) call on and confer wilh him. POTATOES. 100 BARRELS “JACKSON WHITES.” • In store and for sale by J23-3 JAMES G. WATTS A CO. Raffle. A FINE STALLION, six years old the 16th of May next, ilis dam, Eclipse and Maromblno, sister to the cCieDrated marc Fashion, and sited by Black Cloud. Lists can be found nt the billiard room tu Masonic Hall, ut Our House, ami ar. Walter O’Meara’s billiard saloon over the Express Office. jlS-tf $500 REWARD. W ILL be paid for the rccoverv of Six Bales of Cotton, stolen on the night of the 18th ln9t, from the steamer Oak, on Lamar’s wharf, where she discharged her coign. A proportionate amount will be paid for what, cotton is returned. Marked as fol lows: B, 1 ; DT, 1; L (U). 2 : W, 1 ; JWL. 1. J. B. PRK8DEE, Agent. J2S-t. f. Iu9 Broughton street. CONSIGNEES WANTED 7>OR 104 bbls Potatoes, marked J. M„ and 10 bhls Onions, marked A., landed from brig Charles We«ley., from boston ; consigned to order. If not c died for.within three days from date, will be sold for account of owners, the articles being perishable. J24-2 EDWIN E. HERTZ A CO. Armed at Last. M ADAME C. GRADOT has jnst received from Paris her heantifnl assortment of FANCY GOODS. Ac. She begs the Ladies to call at their earliest convenience at the Gothic Store, Congress street. Savannah. j2&- 18GC, to receive the reports of the officers, consider the measures already taken and pro per to be taken, to advance the business in terests of tbe Press, and to make tbe nnuual election of officers required by the Constitu tion. Proprietors of newspapers published in the States of Virginia. North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Missis sippi and Louisiana, who may not have been memtiers of tbe Association, are cordially in vited to attend. Proprietors of newspapers in Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee, where an organization of the press has been recently formed for service in a part of tbe territory formerly within the field of this As sociation, are also invited to be present, there being nothing in its character, aims or purposes to conflict with their interests and views. A full attendance Is requested, as subjects of great interest to the members, and plans of importance to tbe future independence and prosperity of the Southern press, will be presented for consideration. W. G. CLARK, President of Southern Press Association. Mobile, Ala., Jan. 12, 18CG. To the Voters of the Fourth Ward. Fellow Citizens :—I offer myself a can didate for Justice of tbe Peape, at the elec tion to be held on Thursday next, the 25th in9t-, at Washington Square, and respectful ly solicit your support. j24-2* JAMES O’CONNELL. C. K. HUBER, BENTLEY 0. KABUL General Bartners. M. K. JESUP & CO.. New York, Special Partners. Hopes Realized.—Young women lament ing in secret the first grey hairs, those ugly harbingers of decay. Mrs. 8. A. Allen’s World s Hair Restorer and Zylobalsamnm, or Hair Dressing, never fail to restore grey hair to its youthful color. They act directly upon the roots of the hair, invigorating them, rendering tbe hair soft, silky and glossy, ana disposing it to remain in any desired position. Every Druggist sells them, jan 25 eodlw HUGER HASELL, NO. 46 EAST BAY STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C., COiYLMISSIOJr MERCHANTS; MANUFACTURERS AGENTS, - AND DEALERS IN Railway Equipment aid Supplies, Portable and Stationary Engines, Saw Mills, unil all kinds of Machinery required by Kuilroud Companies, Contractors, Manufacturers, Machiiists aud Agriculturalists. Advance* nude on consignment of Railroad Iron; also on Cotton and other Produce. BENTLEYl)7 HASELL, CIVIL, MINING AND CONSULTING ENGINEER ESTIMATES MADE AND CONTRACTS TAKEN. OFFICE 40 EAST Bay, CHARLESTON, J26im, r Copartnership. T HE undersigned have this day entered Into Co partnership, under the wot and name of I4pp- tuaun, Bro. A Co., successors r» Joseph Lippman, at Ida well-established stand, for the transaction of a Wholesale’ and Retail Dry Gilds business, where they will be pleased to receive i share of the public patronage. LEWS LIPPMAN, lawxenck lippman. amscnmohk. I have this day retired from Lippman, Bro. a Co., and " stowed on mo lor tks loot tended to the Above firm. J2&-3 LIPPMAN. To Arrive. I AAi | CASK8 Lime, 1,200 feet Pino Boerde ,UUU 32,000 Laths 32 Ship Knees For sale, to arrive per schooner Georgia, by 124-4 L. J. GUILMART1N A CO. GRITS. I HAVE in operation on the Bay, between Haber- sham and Price street", a steam mill, where the best of fresh ground corn grit* and meal may at all times lie obtained. I Intend, by strict attention to business and furnishing a first late article at a f»ir price, to merit a thare of public patronage, which I respectfully solict. J24J» E. HAGAR. DISSOLUTION. T HE copartnership heretofore existing between Robert Stunt end Thomas Wakefield is hereby dissolved, by mutual consent, said dissolution to date from January 22d. ISCC. All claims agalnrt the firm will be be settled by Thomas Wakefield, and all amounts due said firm to he paid to Thos. Wakefield. (Signed) ROBERT STUNT. J24-2*THOMAS WAKEFIELD. BUTTER, Flour and Lard. Having received a large stock of the above, AT VERY LOW RATES, we ore able to offer groat inducements to buyer*. RANQELL A CO., Sontbwest corner of Bay and Barnard *ts. POWDER, SHOT, GAPS. OAA KBGS Hazard Com F. F. G. Sporting Powder aW as case* Hasard Co’* 1 lb caui*ters. Sporting . Powder 200 bags, assorted sins, Shot 160,000 G. D. Percussion Cape For tale by . ' HILTON A RANDBLL, m Bay street. FOR SALE. TU8T received from tbe manufacturer, celebrated tf “ Rose” apd white^colored Smoking Tobaceor la ixmnds, half pounds and bale*. For tale at manu facturer** price. . ALSO. ft* sale low *o close . WRIGHT, GIBBS * CO, J*3-lw T Jones* Block, May street. T. J. DUNBAR & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN" WiNES- LIQUORS, SEGARS. iC. 1-47 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GA., (NEXT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.) TYTK invite the attention of'the Trade and tbe Tub- If lie generally to our large and elegant assort- nknt of Wines, Liquors, Cordials, Conserve*, Sc- gnrs, etc., etc., which Is not excelled by any similar establishment in the States. We are sole proprietors fif DUNBAR’S CELE BRATED WORMWOOD CORDIAL, the repntfition of win li la fully established In this and fmeign c'.uu- trlee; DUNBAR’S well known STOMACH BITTERS, gnaranted superior to any article ot the kind, de signed expressly for hotol afid family use: DUN BAR’,-1 SCHIEDAM CORDIAL SCHNAPPS, war- ranted of the utmost purity, aud put up expressly for oin house, of which w.‘ aie role proprietor* and Importer*. Soie Agents for Robert Smith’s cele brated PHILADELPHIA ALE, In cases and barrels; English, Scotch and American ALE anil PORTER, BRANDY, Scotch and Bourbon " HISKEY' and AR RACK BUNCHES, formerly well known throughout the United States, put n ' and home consumption. T. J. D. A Co. are sole Agents for A. * H- W. Cathcrwood’M Pure RYE WHISKIES XX and XXX brands, guaranteed unsurpassed in quality and ex cellence. Constantly on hand, a large and well se lected stock of BOURBON and WHEA L WHISa Its, worthy Ihe attentiun of the trade and connoisseurs generally. An assortment of SEGARS of finest grades, manufactured and imported expressly for this house, which we offer ut the very lowest net cash prices. BRANDIES, GINS WINES, CHAMPAGNES, and every description aud grade of Foreign Liquor* imported directly by this house, and for sale In boi*I or duty paid, at lowest market rates. d20-tf ADMINISTRATORS' half YX7ILL he sold at Statesboro, Bulloch conntr * VT the first Tuesday in March nexr, wilhC't) legal lionrs of sale, all the lands belonging follies ute oi George Grooms, deceased, in said conntr ci slating of ('j;4*i) nine hundred seveutv-fonr'sinh hall acres, bounded by lands or Wm. Lee,Sen.J Waters, L. Sharp. T. Knight, and others, .viso, fol ly acres of land, lot No. 9iS in the 1st distric; s< seciiou Ch a rokee, sold subject to ihe widow’s duwe. and by order of the Honoruhle ihe Court of Or.iiian of said county, fur die benefit of the heirs of sani tate. Terms made known on the day of sale. JOHN W. MoOliE, Adrn’r. ELIZABETH GROOMS, Ailin’x. Bulloch county, Jan. 19, Idea. jep; ADMINISTRATOR’S SAIF I N pnrsnance or an order oi the Cc.nrt of Onto of Glial ham cnnuly. will be sold on Ihe first TV day in February next, at the Court House don:, a the ciry of Savannah., daring the usual hours of ui all the undivided hall intenrt of James Bilbo. In* deceased, in fhe yhniidy Hall farm, aitmited Dear ihe city ofSnvinnali on the Thunderbolt road ; saMta containing in all flfry acres, more or lose. The said half interest sold for the pmpwe of*. vislou JOHN O. FERRJLL Admiutftratrr. To Mechanics. P ROPOSALS will hp received for tlie repair oi Ut framework lietw eCn Hutchinson ,.nd Fie Into:*. Applications must be addressed to the undersigned, Chairman Dock and Wharf Committee. Jin i.TOIIN WILT.TAMSOS To .Photographers rin‘SSSf fTT^rt I one well po-rt k RTid htmif* cnngnmtiiinn V ._C*irtte» de VUite can obtain a good situation by addressing j!9-lm G. A. JKFFERS, ThomaftvUle, fa. Sundries. 1 AD BOXES Clay Pipe-., Ihree gross each 1UU 1<:« firkins aud haif firkins choice Batter J23-3 60 tnh* Leaf Lard Citiou, Currants, Raisins, Figs, Jc. For sale by RANDELL * C0- Bay street, comer Bernard. GROCERIES, &C. GUNNY BAGGING,; SEA ISLAND BAGGING,- ROPE, BACON, NEW YORK EDWARDS’ HAMS, COFFEE, / SUGAR, • &c., &c., &c. PHILLIPS & MYERS, Jl-lm S6 Bay Street. Magnolia Hotel, BEAUFORT, SO. CA., Ore tho Ereropoore Flan J4-lm* JOHN LILLY, Proprietor. KIRLIN, BRO. & BURKE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS, ilNKIl WHITAKER STREET AND BAY LANE. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED & DELIVERED. an21 tf PIERCE SKEHAN, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Fine Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, For eign and Domestic Wines. Liquors and Segars. Also, Skelton's Celebrated GOLDEN ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER. In bottle and In wood. London and Dublin Brown Siout, Scotch and Eng lish Ale*. Ac. ^ Liberal deductions made to the trvle. 1T8 BROUGHTON 8TREET, SAVANNAH, dll-tf and C8 Liberty street, N. Y. A GOOD INVESTMENT. le Sasb, Blind and Plaining Factory, JITCATED In Macon, Ga., will be offered for thirty ' (SO) days at private sale, consisting of a complete it of Sasli and Blind Machinery, Daniels A wood ruff’* Planes, together with a large Black-Smith Shop, a!) run by steam. For particulars, apply to LaTHROP A CO., Savannah, Ga. . or to FINDLAY A KENDRICK, Japga-6'Macon, Ga. W ANTED—a Partner with .capital, to git Rang Tlmbar, cm a large river convenient to market Timber aod|*erTlc*a 9a t In against capltaL . TIs6n * GORDON. J2*eod-5 M Bay street. FAIRBAOT’S Standard Scales Are fnrnlshrd at mannfactnrer's prices, by BRADY, SMITH & CO., Agents. Stock of various styles and sires at their wareroo®. North side of Bay street, between Whitaker aud Bar nard. These first-class and unequalled Weighing Much®* need no other recommendation than that they hare received the unqualified approval of business men lot , ort »years. STRENGTH OF CONSTRUCTION. DURABILITY AND ACCURACY, ADAPTATION AND CONVENIENCE. are found combined in the Fairbank’s Standard Scales, to an extent unknown in the various imitations nominating NEW PRINCIPLES AND IMlHOVt MKNTS. Of such let business men beware, nti suffer noone to impose upon them with worthless st J i unreliable goods. jr All styles and sizes furnished promptly. j3-lm "W atch.es J ewehy ■ Silver and Plated Ware, Fancy Goods. &c., T HE undersigned respectfully calls the attention oj the citixeusand visitors from the country!° well selected stock of Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware, Clocks, Fancy Goods, bpect .rles, nf volvcrs and Pistols of the most celebrated MsnaW- tnrers. . Particular attention Is paid to the Repairing* Watches, Jewelry and Clocks. Having none^n* competent workmen engaged satiafaetinr teed. A **’ dec26-6m Cor. Broughton ami ’ GRAHAM, DORSE] Successors to Hawes, Gr . IMPORTERS j ROSEWOOD All Moo. 174, 170 a Keep constantly on of finely-figured Foi found in the United and Veneers, sal Table mam " begany in col Saw Mill, I Machine, 1 to us with