Savannah daily herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1865-1866, March 09, 1866, Image 1

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„ 2—NO- SI. Hannah Daily Herald ^ , s PUBLISHED BY ^ ^y.MASON ( 111 B*» b’a^- liVeU- itbekt. Savannah. Qkoroia. .Five Cents. #3 SO. *10 00. „ (i re (if Ten Lines for first ln- n„!lars l«^,, r each subsequent one. Ad- m V the morning; wm. if desired. , tf nW > r " trt ‘ . „-ith<int extra charge. without extra charge. HoD PRINTING. J . ...tlv and promptly done. PBOJ1 FLORIDA. lilt''" I n lla hus»te and Jackson ville. A -iil cerrwpc ..tit' Hie 1' ist two (j'Boral Foster f Hie Till r espoiuletiee Savannah Hebald.] Tallahassee, March 1, 18C6. ths the temperature has i»— ate one uelieve himself in the more isuch as t"^ ^' ui9tc a l i 0 f the mild climate of the hem Is" 1 " ^ (i . more thau two inches thickness >!■ a c „ld snap some ten days ago. The tormed. ^ rjilrja j wcre beautifully fringed awl three feet in length. A few hours l ver served to melt the frozen clement b, "'r. U "tlic temperature to its usual height ru jnUTABT AFFAIBS. has been gathering in the little de- ent United States Infantry (ilated places and concentrating " B “’ 'aive*“ihl |> points. A great portion of *^n'earrianu the fort at St. Marks and tho old ' 111 • arsenalai Chattahoochee. The expense keeping up so many little posts and the ‘ disposition of all the people have r ‘''s':movement. Since the black troops J Laii,drawn the presence of United States k- ieeii wm J (lat ha3 occasioned very little dis- t't- muiaint or ill-feeling among the inhab- **^1 discipline of the regular troops pre- an occasion for it. yjQIl’MCATION WITH NEW ORLEANS ' , n regular and direct. The commercial 1 * litioii- and prices current from that city ”• l ‘ uu I l , h ,. market lu re more than those from T v b * steamer named the J. L. Smallwood has :f imtoo the rnute from St. Marks to New Or- .Jinrte semi-monthly trips. Her principal l> w “j, .„ Florida. The steamer was formerly numer •• Banshee," which made so many lcb ml trios ill that business and was finally cap- t the - Fulton' ’ m the faU of 1863. Another T\vw Orleans is by cars from here to Quincy, k p bv suye .lghtfrn*miles, to Chattahoochee on tralicbicola river, from which place there are e 2JL-on < »by wav of Apalachicola by a weekly Lv'itrfiueraleaving every Tuesday; the other by r I ./ -oibtis, t>a., Montgomery and Mobile, Ala. runup and down the Apalachicola and - riiec rivers daily. The buainess on these -a dunng the season has been immense. Travel- • fn! accommodation at Quincy. The sinuate made that a favorite resort of con- invalid> before the war. There are special pmmodations here for this unfortunate class. [UPHOVED RAILROAD MANAGEMENT. I p r3r arlv a mouth past daily trains have been ruu- 1 t trttvii here aud Jacksonville, and the time of . fii e trip has been shortened one-thir<£ This Te»tconvenience, but IRE MAIL ARRANGEMENTS ally ' in ul order somewhere. There are two [ I’r'nis running on the care, and they appear to a tiicir duties faithfully. The blame is usually :i tin- post office at Jacksonville. The Jack- •Dicials. in turn, throw the blame upon the Liaiali ]H.st vilicc. The unsettled state of themar- itin delay in receiving their advices a seri- .nunioiue to the merchants. The speedy n •’! the Savannah and Gulf Railroad is :..nurd t<» with great satisfaction, as it is tilnt then mails will arrive with better regu- r.:j IL. t-.’irlv restoration of the Live Oak connec- ! >okc*d forward to with considerable inter- j.i »ple here wait for the initiative steps to i Savannah. From Jacksonville. Jacksonville, March 6. s which arrived last week of the veto of the admen's Bureau bill was received with great satis- .6 different detachments of the Thirty-fourth ed States Colored Troops have been collected to ur. and the regiment is now hero waiting to be up, when it will be mustered out of service. x meeting of the stockholders of the Florida & Central Kailroad have occasioned some talk on Owta. The Pensacola k Georgia Road have given wee that they cannot permit their rolling stock to nran to Jacksonville, but offer to consolidate with b Central Road. Unless the arrangement is agreed til freight shipped to Middle and West Florida will 4'c to be re-shipped at Lake City, causing consider- ki-lay and extra expense. The citizens here are prannoue to effect the consolidation, and the press the matter very strongly. • T new locomotives for the P. & G. R. R. arrived ’He * ihL ♦ ‘ ,i u ! V]11 P ar doii the bad grammar for the sake in. <4 • .m’ U1 1,10 bay ^ Ae Times is out of jornt, * (reserve.. a heavier condemnation than any Cr-'* “WAigteg. He, algal bag gone over tp,. * u a mauuer which covers with a diaaa- the 18 fan ”‘ «** friend of freedoH) and aa — _ fallen lucieeb, i,.i “ ,he telegram sent by Mr. Seward to "I" i.. . after the delivery of that infiunous M tj. t ‘ s “ r: Kht and safe; the Union ig restored, ainptuit ,, ' aIe; President's speech is trl- Gow irt A| a caiintfy will be happy.' (Hisses.) it had Wvn t,7i fcu ’ olj ' Lucifer, son of the morning 1 t l‘e«i1, MJ f (J, , tler lu r thee to have died beneath lijJ f ■■'STirj(.j t toaaesln Payne, thau to have survived ■ieuuai leaderof U fi a li<j30ttci f telegram tothePresi* '■i'e vouaifv , r eLel aud copperhead forces of people ati tr (“11“ lua y forgive you, but a betrayed IHH PPPsTt ‘■Ffeld ,1 , SI “ aoTIV E8 AND ASPDRATXONS. T 118 ®«' a suht.A,' 190 . 11 UUl lertakea to stigmatise Oon- tfie ffltaaiim 01 - ? 18 faaly. a disunion body. What ia Wi't. «* His to wake up popularven- If 1111 " »raib(,f'f!. U i S , do "' u u P on CongreBsthe hatred r.-it a ( and T ‘0lent men. I tell yoawe i' 1 "* 8 man ^ Gi® presidential chair, sad 1*: hull., hablta does not know Dorn day ^*'1 Uie Conn*hour what he will do and yet dares ' bunion bo<i/ r<! u of t le United States as s disloy- il 1 ■ dar, ana , ' I ' leans ' if be dare, to perform a maiat ' at the point of the fM^'Uwtof i ! L " l l06t southern rebels put into ■ WliCTe^w*."’ or drive Uongrtgs out of the . :,1 a i! ever , 1 . oepital is in greater danger o- - living it “R were i‘ not that Lieut. Gen. hut JVtaa “*d(sviini^ w lo8t ' 8ol°“« « General ..(i'nuccai dei„' p r bl " Present position, perhaps )1: I.arr,.,. 1 “ and may not be made. (Applause.) frilt of u, e i’. s . ed hls feetnre-yith an appeal to cr . ' ^an anufb' °f New York to do justice to f' via,,. , d P^e him, with regard to suffrage, J«el with the whit: man.” yfrTojf uTTT 2?^^ Customo FAIRa ^ ^obida.—The Com- 4; ll *» Custom^offl? 8 visited on Saturday last by iae intu a , fflc ! rs for «>e State of ITorida, conditinn ,. a , U i ext ended conversation regard- u ana proRnftf»f« li. -ition nn i utu LuiiverMuou Lt other thinA , h pr » pect " respecting h goods'^!- 5 ae officer sUted that&rg^ qSml •“«i R gU 0 ^ e S r SS!^ Persona^ SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, MARCH 9. 1866. IVin. Lloyd Garrison’s Speech. Hit teleg raph has alluded to the address of Mr. b 11 ;d iurriaon, delivered in Brooklyn, N. Y., a 'id, in which the reoent acts of the President ■in. sup porters were denounced in unqualified -! r„ c following extracts from the speech are ; gi u.d more than enough: THE PBESXDENT'6 SPEECH, v. ii'iiluted the great body of the crowd that I’: ! , tin White Houae on Thursday last and in him that speech, ‘which for ita indecency, Bita.1, malignity, and treasonable leaning, there are ’ r ls titly to characterize, and for which, with Kv-iglity lessons, he ought to be indicted-by that «4 i-jjiifst, the United States House of Bepresen- tried liv tiie Senate, and for the peace and ti)'fthec.iuntry dismissed from office.’ (Loud ihLj appiau.-c. | That mob was constituted, aa '• ysl r.an iu Washington knows of rebels and (\'pprrliead ahetters, almost to a man, the low, l '“t. ainl the desperate. These were the backers o-sdcLt.Johnson, rending the air jubilant with in he made that harangue which, as it circu- 'i Mi. h lx..- land, is filling all rebeldom with aa- Halation, and all co|iperheaddom with hope '• r ! Win n the bottomless pit ia in full chorus, l!1 : r - ns i good men to join in tune. (Laugh- \ A ‘ a W'lauee. i Take that speech where you may, ' vital, the drunken, the seditious, the uegro- ..**'• tl!L ' tyrannical iu the spirit and design i "ill receive their unanlmons ap. ulisppily, here and there, there are those "l that stamp, who also approve the ■" V ' then go much the worse for them, and the ‘v -nexcusable and mexplicabUi is their conduct. h t- tho N,. w y,, r k; World, the Daily News, and J 1 ; 1 ' old trmity described in the scriptures rue solid, the tiesh aud the devil. ’ ’ Mr. Garrison ^passages from the editorials which have re- l t • “W-ar.il in these disreputable papers, with J,, ? 10 President and hia late measures, fa- o audience with a running comment. riktYJ KaVMoSD TVOBSE THAN A BEBEL. ’ l-rij,luced ail extract from the Times, ; i if' f“'with vefiament hisses. He then EUROPE. Suspension of Use Habeas Corpus Act In Ireland—Inteiue Excitement—Newspa per Comments. The following is tbs news brought by ths Asia: THE SUSPENSION Or THE Slim COBPU8 ACT. In ths House of Commons, on the 16th of February, Sir George Grey gave notice thst on the following dsy (Saturday,) the House having agreed to specially meet on thst dsy, he would ask for leave to bring in s bill in R<£nA t0T * tim * **** Ffahcas corpus Act Loud and general cheers followed this announce ment. In the House of Lords on the same dsy Earl BnsssUf announced the proposed suspension of the Corpus Act in Ireland, and asked the House to ait on Saturday, the 17th nlL, that no time might be loat in “Musing the measure. Earl Derby said it would be for the government to justify the coarse it was about to take. If the House of Commons agreed to the proposal he would not in- ‘ i a moment's delay; but he hoped that at the t possible moment the government would state the grounds on which they relied for the justification of their proceedings. On the 17th ult. a special session of Parliament was accordingly held. Sir George Grey, Secretary of State for the Home Department, in asking, leave to bring in a bill sus pending the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland, said that the Fenian conspiracy had only recently assumed its present proportions. It was necessary to strike an effective blow at the Fenian scheme, which were wholly discountenanced by the American Government. The loyalty of the British army WES beyond a doubt. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland earnestly requested the suspension of the set, saying that he could not hold himself responsible for the safety of the country it power were withheld from him. Mr. D'laraeli, leader of the opposition, concurred in the remarks of Sir George Grey. Mr. Bright protested against the suspension of the act, but said he would not oppose the government:. Leave waa then given to suspend the Habeas Corpus Act in Ireland by a vote of 36A to 6. The bill waa then passed through all the efa^ea and sept to the Houae of Lords, who likewise psaaed it without opposition. The royal assent was given to the measure at eleven o’clock the same uight. ■ — — — COMMENTS or THE LONDON PUSS. The London Times sayS that the Irish government is of course better informed than any private persona can be as to the state of the cofin try and the immi- nence of the danger; but in the increased activity of the movement during'the peat month, .and the pres ence of numbers of persons in various districts, with the scarcely concealed purpose of promoting insurrec tions, there is ample reason for the strictest precau tions. The object of the Irish government is doubt less to secure some of the emmissaries of American Feni&niam, who are now numerous in Ireland and working with disastrous effect on the people. The measures of 1848 brought the revolutionary move ment to a crisis,- and the Times hopes that like pro ceedings now will effkct a similar object The London Morning Herald, (the conservative or gan) says that the government will be Bnpportedin the measure. The Army and Navy Gazette saya that the troops in Ireland are being distributed more and more among the small towns, thereby giving a greater feeling of se curity. DREAD OP A FENIAN PBIVATEER. The Liverpool Journal contains an assertion that the government has private information of a privateer be ing at sea on a Fenian errand. This ia given aa one of the probable reasons for the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act. The Journal du Havre mentions aa a report requir ing confirmation that a steamer, fitted outaa a priva teer by the American Fenians, sailed from New York on the 20th of January, under the name of the Cuba. She is said to be the Fort Morgen, formerly a Federal gunboat, whioh was sold by the Navy Department and bought by the Fenians. The Joarnal donbts the euo- cess of the Irish privateer, if there be one, aa she would be regarded as a pirate by every naval power, and, when captured, her crew would be hanged. [The story is known here sa a hoax: The Cuba is now running between Baltimore and New Orleans.— Ed. Hb&ald.] Acting’upon this ramor, Mr. Labouchere, one of the prominent supporters of Lord Derby, gave notice in the House of Commons on the 16th of February that, on the 23d he would call attention to the inadequacy of the nentral laws to enable England to fulfil her in ternational obligations toward foreign countries. WHOLESALE ARRESTS Or FENIANS. Upwards of one hundred arrests were made in -Dub lin on the 17 th ult, principally strangers, among oth ers Col. John William Byron of the Federal aimy. Many more arrests were expected to take place. PREVIOUS PROCEEDINGS OF THE AUTHORITIES. [Dublin (Feb. 10) Correspondence of London Post.] The doings of the Fenians in the provinces, and the efforts of the police to frustrate their evil deeigns, are naturally the subject of many communicattona to the Dublin press. “Our own correspondent" has, in fact, a busy time of it, chronicling the seizure of arms, captures of supposed Head Centres, and the like; and this morning one of them goeB so far as to declare that a few night since Fenian beacon fires blazed on the hiU tops visible from Mollylonghran, in the coun ty of Armagh. The people of that district at once concluded that a “rising" was contemplated, and they sat up until next morning. Persons at a distance may laugh at such feare; but they should, recollect that is this city, there is a strong military force and a well or ganized body of police, the conspirators are daring enough to establish manufactories of pikes and rifle cartridges. „. . ' A man named Fitzgerald, who alleges he is aa offi cer in the American service, has been arrested in Fer- moy. On the person of the prisoner was found a pocket-book containing the names of six other sold iers. The magistrate* have been holding a private in vestigation with reference to the names found in the pocket-book, but with what result it is not known. It ia said the soldiers deny ever having seen the prisoner. Another double of Stephens ha* turned up in the county of Kilkenny. Hwcarried of a wallet stulfod with hay ; his address waa singularly polished And gentlemanlike, hia complexion fresh, his beard large, pointed under the chin, and slightly fringed with grey at the aid, his hands and feet remarkably small, his height fire foet seven inches, his eyes brown, his flgnro stout, and over his -forehead quite bald.— Everything seem to indicate that he was the Head Centre Stephens himself who was thus wandering about the country in disguise. He has.been remanded for eight days. At the head poliee office yesterday a man who gave his name as John Csrey, but who is supposed to be Sullivan, against whom a warrant had been issued in Cork, was brought up on a charge of being implicated in the Fenian conspiracy. The prisoner had been pointed out to the constable in Dame-street on the pre vious day as a person against whom a warrant had been issued in Cork. The approver, John Warner, was ex amined and identified the prisoner as the "Centre” for Mallow, county of Cork. He also proved that he saw him frequently attending Fenian meetings in Cork, in the house of John G. Geary, and on one occasion he knew him to bring a subscription of £8 front Mal low and give it to Geary. He was remanded. 1 ucucoiin. i! , »nd many persona : Well kuon?, to most of aaww, IB tMonpuni “°wn blockade runners daring ths omvirate crested by depotiam. The Boston Pulpit on the President. Our Boston correspondent in his letter says that the President’s veto and speech had not only raised a whirlwind among the politicians at Boston, but that the clergy also were “wrestling with the theme.” The following reports of recent sermons are clipped from the Boston papers: "Bev. A. D. Wasson, pastor of the Twenty-eighth Congregational Church, delivered a sermon tat the Me- lodeon yesterday forenoon, on the situation of the country, taking for his text the significant words to be found in Ecci. 10—16—“Woe unto thee, O land,, when thy King is a chief.” The preacher reviewed the re cent acts of President Johnson, and declared Urn a greater traitor than Benedict Arnold or Judas Iscariot. Iscariot, he said, was conscious of his guilt and re fused to take the silver awarded Him for his deed, and, full of remorse and repentance, "went and hanged himself.” Johnson, on the other hand, after betray ing the party who placed him in his position, now glo ries in his shame. The Rev. Mr. Hepworth, among other pleasant things, said: The President had hinted at assassination. “Oh, Mr. President, you will never be killed. Only the good and the great die. You will live forevprt [Ap- * He calls himself s self made map. We can if ell beheve lt, for tf is no credit to have made Urn. ’ ’ [Senation.] » GKYKRAb, —Miss Annie Surratt has. entered a convent. Her brother John is believed to be secluded in s monas tery. —The Tribune’s Washington special says: “In order to put a peremptory atop to the treasonable utterances of the Virginia press, still persisted in, the “commxiid. ing officer of the department of Virginia has issued an order, requiring the publishers of newspapers % the State to fiend a copy of every lague to bis headquarters by nudl on the dsy of pumication.” tt • . ■ —The Government le still realizing immense sums fropa the sale of nnnaeeaeary war material. During the last two months large quantities of medicines have been disposed of, and on Thtrredmy next 1,885,000 ar ticles of clothing will be sold, together with a Urge nnmbfir of Government buildings. —The British government has recently employed a large number o# vnry modest looking young English la dies to travel lfffralsfofi and pfiy.penlcul .r attention to the con veraafrofisfedlugoff"inTBe ctrs, iteamboats and hoteU for the benefit of the Fenians. It U believed by the authorities that Stephens , would be arretted of these .women detectives. - tfrg liberation of ill enlisted men imprisoned (4 this .department tor de sertion. _ , >- • ../-/t fTLrrprTn -The Xfodeas Times of the 27th of January says thst fresh foreign troops are daily arriving in Mexico. The N. Y, Times (republican) says; ?*The age of buntiles and guillotines has passed,' hut there la a des potism in Congress aa infatuate* satbaf which Mused France to weep teara of blood. Ths majority of the Rouse of Representatives has invested a committee of fifteen with powers which naJnr«.tha fitidiocc of a Jacobin chairman, ia baooniiz* aa mnSTmuij trl- 8 created by depotiam/’ through the exertion* of t tave received as confi^at^ by tte ..—. in the rear of a building in - n — mained there half an hour before their cries brought ana abandoned pro- any one to their assistance. When taken oat. Stay wen nearly dead. WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO. NO. 98 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. CYRUS CURTIS*, President. Clayton Newbold, V. P.; W. A. Brewer, Sec.; Rob ert B. Min tarn, George Gris wold, Boland G. Mitchell, Thomas Hope, William & Asptnwaii, a. A. Low and others. Directors. Cash assets, over $500,006. Capital stock, $125,000. Policy holders receive all the profits without Incur ring any liability for iooges. It has therefore all the advantages and security or a Stock and Mutual Com pany combined, without their separate disadvan tages. OfeCAB CRAIG, General Agent State or Georgia. Savannah, Ga. W. R. Waring, M. D., Medical Examiner, Savan nah, Ga. febl8-3m. Reliable Southern SOUTHERN MUTUAL LIFE INSU RANCE COMPANY. (Betablished in 1849.) ASSETS SEPTEMBER 1st, over 28* OOO. Hon.- W.P. DeBAUSSURE, Pres. F. W. MoMasvee, Actuary. This Company has paid for loeees to the Widows 1 and Orphana of the South near $400,000. The rates are low and profits regularly returned to the insurers. J. B. READ, M B. Medical RxamineT. THS National Marine and Fire INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS CAPITAL, $900,000 lhe undersigned begs leave to inform the insuring public that he has been legally appointed Agent foi the above named Companies, and is ready to take Ma rine, River, Life and Fire Risks at customary rates. . O. C. MYERS, Agent, Office with Phillips & Myers, 85 Bay street j«9-3m FIRE AND MARINE insurance: agency. SECURITY INSURANCE CO., Capital and Surplus $1,600,000 PUCE NIX INSURANCE CO., Capital and Surplus $1,500,000 INTERNATIONAL INS. CO., Capital and Snrplns $1,200,000 MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO„ Capital andStripha....$1,078,000 HARMOMY- INSURANCE CO* Capital and Surplus $ 500.000 Total cash Capital and Assets......... .$6,000,000 Fire, Marine, and Inland Navigation Risks taken Id the above highly responsible Companies on Build ings and Merchandise to any amount, at the lowest rates corresponding with the risk. Losses equitably adjusted and paid promptly at this Office. A. A. LANE, No. IS Stoddard’s Range. Bay Street, Sa vannah, Ga. fl#-3m Miscellaneous. T IV. 100 ° l tU * ce * cbrftte<1 Whiskey. For sale 17 MACKY, BRATT1E A Co., m2 203 and 205 Bay street. 75 CHEESE, LARD. BOXES Cream and Extra Cheese GO packages Prime Leaf L»rd For sale by HILTON * RANDKLL, m5A 10$ Bay street. Just Received, FIRKINS Extra Leaf Lard In store and for sale by fl> CHARLES L. COLBY A CO. ASTEN & THROCKMORTON, NO. 253 BOWERY, NEW YORK, ANUFACTUBBRS and Dealers in Bmldere’ and Locksmiths' Hardware, Nails, Pullies, Cord, Rim Locks and Knobs, Bntt Hinges, Brass and Iron Keys and Castings, Gong Bells, wire, Silver-Plating, Ac. All orders, large or email, famished promptly-at 10 per cent, lees than market prices. srpW , «m ... M i Family Dye Colors. Patented October 13, 1803. - Black — Dark Green Black for Silk Light Green Dark Bine Magenta Light Bine Maize French Bine Maroon Claret Brown Orange Dark Brown Fink Light Brown Pfirple Snuff Brown Royal Pnrple Cherry Salmon Crimson Bcailet _ Dark Dab Slate Light Drab Sober! no Fawn Brab A - Ylolet- Light Fawn Drab Yellow. For Dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed Good*, Shawls, Scorn, Drcesea, Ribbons, Gloves; Bonnets, Hate, Feathers, Children's Clothing, and all kind* of Wearing Apparel. (T A SAVING OF 80 PER GENT. For 25 cents yon can color aa many goods as would othenriW cost five times that snm. various shades can be produced from the same dye. The process is simple, and ray One can use the Dye with perfect Inside of .e$ch vkdtege. <■ MO Broadway, Boston. For sale by druggists and dealers generally. oetiofim W. M. WALSH, YUHOLKSALK Druggists, comer Barnard and vv Broughton streets, Savannah, Ga., General Ageht tot & Sooth. y 51 ) ' CLOCK’S • ' Hair Restorer Reetoras Gray Hair, r ,1 CLOCK'S >'■ Hair Restorer makes Hair grow on Bald Heads. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer Stops Hair from FalHngOnk CLOCK’S : . ' . Hair Restorer Prevents Headache. CLOCK'S Hair Restorer is elegantly Perfumed. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer is all that can be claimed as s dressing. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer possesses all the merit claimed for it. A single trial convinces the most sceptical of Sa value, if, -after _a thorough trial of two bottles lt does not give perfect satisfaction, the money will be refunded. 80W everywhere at R per bottle. Six bottles for $& ..... 4 fig-end tf XK7R have on hand Lime, Rooendale Cement, Plaster ’’ Boris, jmd Hair for Plastering. For sole on na»i3Nte'’ a SO barrels Selected Apples BOhvnft POtatOM, FMtHBMri Jau ‘ Asoortad Spices Wmow Ware Landjsg^thU day from steamship Son Jacinto, -and m O. OSTKRMAN, No. 4 Barnard street, mftfi Between Bay and Bryan atrssta AUGUSTA HOTEL. TTTE respectfully invite oar old friends and the W traveling public to give ns a call. Onr house is located in the heart of trade, and convenient to the depots,ftt-3m]JOSE8 A RICE. THE EXCHANGE HOTEL (Formerly the Screven House,) SAVANNAH, CA. This first-class Hotel having been renovated and newly famished, is now open for the reception of the traveling pnblic. mt-lm O. MoGINLY. NOTICE EXCHANGE HOTEL. By consent of Col. John Screven, the name of this Hotel is this day changed to its former name, “ THE SCREVEN HOUSE. G. M. MoGINLY, nffi-lm Proprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL BAR. On and after March 6th, I860, LUNCH will be served daily from lt to 1 o’clock, maim Port Royal House, HILTON HEAD, S. C. RIDDELL A RUGG, PaoriiiTOii X S. BIDDELL. X. ». BOOS. 1n3-tf Clothing. CAMP & CHRISTIE, TAILORS, 118 Broughton St. H AVE in store and ready for inspection a new SPRING STOCK, comprising the largest as sortment ot FINE GOODS to be found in any houae in the city in their Une: all of which will be made to order at short notice, trimmed and got np in their nsnal style. ruBjrxsHxiro ooobs, of every description requisite to a gentleman's ward robe, constantly on hand, f'26-2w ILGUNDM KID GLOVES A LSO, a fine assortment of Silk, Wool and Buck skin Uloves and Gauntlets. Just opened at EINSTEIN A ECKMAN, n23-tf 161 Congress street J. W. STEELE, (Late Steele A Burbank,) 11 Merchants-’ Row, Hilton Head, So. Ca. And comer King and George Sts., Charleston, C l ALLS the attention of Wholesale and Retail Pnr- ' chasers to his superior stock of Military and Naval Clothing, AND FURNISHING GOODS, Watches; Clocks, Fancy Goods, Jewelry and Plated Ware, Swords, Sashes, Belts, Embroideries, Boots, Caps, Field Glosses, Gauntlets, Gloves, Ac., Ac. jt H. HAYM, 174 Broujfhton Street. 174 CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, the newest styles, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, WORSTED SHAWLS AND HOODS, COUNTERPANES, HOSIERY, Ac. Just received and for sole at the lowest prices by OctSS H. HAYM. Miscellaneous. To Mechanics. PROPOSALS will be received for the repair of the JL framework between Hutchinson and Fig Islands* Applications must be addressed to- the undersigned, Chairman Dock and Wharf Committee. j!5 JOHN WILLIAMSON. N otice. A LL persons having demands against the estate of Edward G. Wilson, deceased, of Chatham county, are respectfully requested to hand them in properly an, thenticated; rad all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to ARAB WILSON. n!4 Administratrix. "Wrapping Paper* 1 AAA REAMS in store and for sals at New York IUUU prices, by 123 PLATNER A BOSWORTH, 210 Bay street. Marett Brandy. t A OCTAVES 1868, direct from bond, for sale by 1 w MACKY, BEATTIE A CO., f 203 and 205 Bay street. TRY REDHEAD'S CELEBRATED BAKING & PASTRY POWDER. STUART A CO., General Agents State of Georgia. We are prepared to furnish this Baking Powder to the trade, in cases of 2, 4 or 6 dozen cans—or the 4 oz. or 6 oz site. K is certufnly the best and cheapest Baking Powder used. As to quality, we have the nniversal testimony of our numerous customers, one and all. We ean supply the trade at lower prices than any other standard “Trast Powder” era he sold In this market. , Price Lists fh rule bed on application. STUAnT A OO., Grocers, m5-5 Corner Boll rad Broughton streets. TUG BOAT FOR SALE. *Inraire of R. 0,McIatlie ACo., Hilton Head, South Carolina, or ■ ■* YORK, WILLIAMS, McINTTRE A CO., fse Savannah. ROPE. : a auperior article to Green Irftf or any other brand. In store ud for sola by fT OHAS. L. OOLBY A CO. Catawba Brandy. JNV< no OICE of Harper A Co., for sale by MACKY, BEATTIE A CO., 20$ rad $05 Bay street. Lard. 88$ asd 19$ Bay suae SOAP! SOI ■00SY A BARBETT, Steam Soap Works, iiiTm MOODY A BARRETT Would respectfully announce to the pnblic that on and after Jan uary 1st they will run from their Soap Works two wagons, with competent salesmen, who will visit every family once a week with Hard rad Soft Soap, by the bar, box, gallon or barrel, at prices lower than lt tAn be purchased in or ont of the city. We warrant onr Soap to be free from all adnlteix- tions and to give entire satisfaction, or monev re funded. SOAP EXCHANGED FOR GREASE OR SCRAPS. Special Notice. We have bnt one price for onr good* and thst price shall be satisfactory. Persons ordering from the country will find it will save time and money by sending us their orders; and if the goods do not sat- sfy in price and quality, send them book to ns at onr expense. Orders addressed to MOODY A BARRETT, orL. J. GUILMARTiN A CO., 148 Bay street, Agents, will re ceive prompt rad immediate attention. j4-tf Steam Engines and Machinery. STEAM EH6IIE8 AND SAW MILLS, fisc., dec., dec. REMEMBER, SAW MTT.T, MEM, The undersigned is the Sole Mannfactnrer of BUR ROW’S IMPROVED BEAD BLOCK, for Saw Mills. Patent applied for. F. E. TIMMONS desires to call the attention of those wanting the above articles to those of HIS OWN MANUFACTURE. They are the Mills that will cot the Lumber; are powerful rad durable, and will give satisfaction in every particular. Call and examine them, at the Foundry rad Machine Works, No., 170 Fenwick tt., opposite the Tower. F. E. TIMMONS. COPPERSMITH WORK. A supply of material rad a competent wokman to execute all work ordered. F. B. TIMMONS. STEAM' BOILERS. Steam Pumps. Steam Fittings, famished at short notice by F. A TIMMONS. ANTI FRICTION METAL. The very beat kind of METAL for heavy or fast bearings. Warranted to give entire satisfaction. Made only by F. E. TIMMONS, Foundry and Machine Works, opposite Water Tower. Paper Mill Machinery. Drying Cylinders, Calendar Rolls, Rag Cotton, Ac., Ac., for Paper Mills, bnilt to order. F. E. TIMMONR. With Facilities Unsurpassed, North or South, he feels confident that he can give entire satisfaction to all who will give him a call. F, E. TIMMONS, No. 170 Fenwick street. Opposite the Water Tower. m3-lm RISKS TAKEN In'the following First-Class Companies: Colnmbia Fire Insurance Company, of Now York capital. Fulton “ “ “ .. ....$600,000 ExeeUor « “ « Springfield “ •' ... 260.000 Patnnm ■ •' “ •• - of Hartford 300,000 Golf State “ “ of TaUaha*ee...V.V sfktyooo AOOIDBNT. * Travelers’ of Ha it ford ' - - **Wino And Fire. Homr T Tn?l! I ,‘“ nranc ® Company of Virginia Geolvia insurance Company of Alabama * $500,000 Georgia Home Insurance Company, OrfnrnbuT "’S , 200*00 - ■ •-••••-- 360,000 Suss ... . - • 1^600,060 __ ° n °I»te*». PoUolew Great Western, qOteiTKS. . ^ f Commerdtl Mutual, or New York. M tf AABON WILBUR. Anerrt, So- 88 Bay Street. Southern Pauce DRYGOODS HOUSE ORFF * WATKINS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS IN ATaTj ITS BB Aignmaim 111*113 Congress St, Savannah. Id Rent r ''&k= Storehouse. GOOD rad convenient Storehouse for Rent.- . Apply at 194 Bay street. j5-tf Wanted. Situation Wanted. erences given. Apply at 207 Bay street. febl9-tf. IINYILLE & GLEASON, .hii r :v/ . . ■> St. Julian Street, West of Market, AGBNTB FOR MERRITT, WALCOTT A CO., 64 CoiriM Street New York. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Rett Screws, .Taps find Dias, ue, Ac., and dealer* in all ktads sf Rttiroad. 8tt»b* , Tarnish, Paint, nned and Robber j rad Riveting Ham- Nails. Circular and ittes. fiteaii lod Wb Engines and Saw Mills of oven Also Aerate for A. P. WOOD ship ud Engineer' Hemp and Bobber Belting, Brans Fitting*, d men, Files, Chisels, Gan Gong Saw*, Pomp*, Steam tar Gnagen, Staaa* ‘ A CO.'S celebrated Portable i 2000 BUSHELS PRIME CORE, nr _ r _ schr tamps ' m-tf cor-. Bay rad Abercpnuta, Thomas Dixon, SAVANNAH, GA., PACKER AND RE-PACKEB OF COTTON, Wool, Hides, IU**, Jw**, etc., JeSenooet. WANTED. inf! nnn BUSHELS of Palma Ohruti Seed, the llA/iwUv present season. I will pay cash for this amount, at three dollars per hundred pounds, rad loan the best seed for planting, also bag* to de liver the crop In Savannah. Estimate of yield to each band, $1,320 to $4£20. Seed and circulars ready, at 12 Stoddard’s Bang«. m7-6 JOSEPH W. GREGORY. VESSEL WANTED, r TX> load wltb TIMBER (ready . for shipment) in X Sotilla Rivers. Apply to TISON A GORDON, fnS-eodS 96 Bay street. WANTED, -DOABD, by Msrch 27th, for a gentleman rad his X> wife—In a private fhmily, where there are no other boarders preferred. Leek Box 132. m6 Partnerships. Dissolution of Copartnership. r pHE firm of Dxialynskl A Slager is this day dis- 1 solved by mntnal consent, Mr. Philip Dxialynski Is alone authorized to re ceive and receipt Tor the late firm. PHILIP DZIALYNSKL JULIUS 8LAGKH The ; business will be hereafter conducted, at the old stand by' , flO-lm PHILIP DZIALYN8KT Notice. T HE firm of Warren A Plater is this day dissolved by juntaal' consent. Mr. Z. C. Warren having withdrawn from the concern, Mr. & P. Platner as sume! all liabilities, and will continue the buslnessr Z. C .WARREN. m2 E. P. PLAINER. I have this 1 partner. The bti under the name s . „„ Mr. C. H. Boeworth as a h%flf be hereafter carried on f Plataer-A Boaworth. — P.TEA1JSBI. Notice. T H 5 copartnership of Colby, Millen A Co., at Da rien, Ga., is this day dissolved by mntnal con- CHABLE8 L. COLBY A CO., . WALLACE H. MILLER, y ; Notice. ' J W. HEVITL Of the fim of Nevit, Lathrcp A e Rogers, has asoodated himself with Lalhrop A Co. to the Dry Goo* tmatogsa, at the old stand of Jl-tf a- HENRY LATHROP A CO. Professional Cards. ROSWELL Emu, AT T OB iSrjiY-AT-LAW, . Amm4s OilllSll Practices to the Courts of the Middle Circuits. Brliy LAHOCHE & JOHNSON, TimberA Lumber Dealers 300 BAY ‘STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. TlYE will be prepared to fawMi Paseover Bread, W and will be glad to see onr old friends qad the public generally. _ _ , ' Orders promptly filled. . T. .fi y mS-8 A. BORCHERT A BON. or ^ AT ST. ANDREW’S HALL. M*!ef hia Draetog March6th, at 3X oWlock pcffiu, asd'for Gentlemen ftpMtiiritleiXittto. m6-8 for Sale. FOR SALS, . valuable Lots situated on th. — °f West Broad and Zubly streets, design the letters C, E and G. Midtoe Oelethorwv has a width ’ ipHOSE ver Erair Lot” has”a**width inches, and is one hundred rad eighty reetSnSnt? making ra area or two hundred and twTait^bSr feet by one hundred and eighty. This woSw !^td abundant room for the erection of a Hotel of ..SS 1 sive proportions, or for any Und o? For ray of which pnrpoaes these lOtsareffiJriMv’siT nated, being near to theOentral Hatiroad Dlatt.^i on one of the principal streets or thectijT —' —n~*~~ —“**' «*“d plj No. 3 i, Franklin Ward, on Bromrhton Mrad of Great Warsaw, SC twT?h“4ra Qfi^eod Of estate of p. THE BEST INVESTMENT IN GEORGIA.' V A LUABLE COTTON, CORN AND RICE PLANTATION FOR SALE. altuatLfin'rS.^^^ 1 . valnable Plantation. te °P« n . and bSdoS SEs@25arW i ™ 01 * ictlfteb prodnee* tlie finest dsscrlp- 'opjgfQtton—eqnal to that raised on there c “ e > P®** 1 ®*. rad au Sonthei 100 Acres #f Choice The improvement are those nd first-class plantstfons. Accommoda: operatives. Good .fwo-stoiy dweiltort bles, Ac., barns, rice house, cribs, Aa, HR There i a steam engine on the place that does not belong 1 lt,jw*c*n be bought from Its owner. For farther parflcnlart, apply to B. C. WADE A CO, Savannah. Ga., or to J, D. DELANNOY, foviffh.Quitman, Georgia. FOR SALE. Plantations on Ocmulgee Hirer, Jn Irwin Co. A PLANTATION containing about 2,000 acres, 600 of which is under good (race, On this place there Is a good Dwelling with .outbuildings. Barns. Stables, new Gin Honse, and Packing Screw, with gwd, quarters for, so hands, and one of the. best oed Landings this side of HawktasviUe.”A portion Weom lost year rad yielded $0 bUshvls to the mwo lOO head CaMie, 20Q do. Sheep anda large stock of Hog* Will be Sold attire same time, if desired. In-Coftte. amnty, Plantation containing about 1500 acres, mid-poMentog all the advantages of the above one. Far further particulars, apply to ’ J^GUILMARfErA CO., m FOR; $«.£, Wo. 148 Bay street. thirty acres to Liberty cofinty; Hear the Wattlranrvtile Station of the Atiari- tks A Utof Bood. Ihe soid iaad can be bought for acres cleared W. H. BACON. Two Wooden Dwellings off Congress (tree between Abercsfn aadlineoin streets. Apply to j-7-tf BRYAN, HABTBIDGE <£ CO. SIX" BALES SEA ISLAND BAGGINC FpllDYCB,^ ASPEBSQN A jArHEY. ,, n—^1 Frrr-vr: S Si^ . ..^ 'jhSwuSI*** i^^rattiitL BjJtmorc, ^ d Ctle '” H oM offlce OffissbSMfromrtoll^A. M-,uiSaiF.l r,v an’tv,-, . ■:>i tt"'"*** oixteoi oXS iJt a,-i rljni-i.Jij