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■ „ II T Savannah Daily Herald. sY SL MASOnT A.iiCEI. w. MASON Editor, IN. T. THOXPSOK, Awucikt* Editor. Official Paper of the City. LARGEST CIRCULATIOIIR THE CITT AHD CGURTT FRIDAY, MARCH »3, 1866. PRINTER WANTED. A first-class journeyman printer can find pood employment by application at the HtKALD composing room. Universal Amnesty in Exchange for Uni versal Suffrage. TVe give in another column the joint re solutions offered in the Senate on Friday last by Mr. Stewai t of Neveda in favor of a gen eral Amnesty in return for universal suffrage. Tne fact ti.at these resolutions emanate from a friend of the President, one who has voted in the Senate to sustain him in his recent conflict with the radical wing of the Repub lican party, and who is presumed to be in his confidence, has very naturally given rise to the opinion that they were not introduced withou t his concurrence,and that they aie per haps to be made the basis of compremise be tween him and the extremists in Congress. However improbable this may be, the manner in which the resolutions were received by the leading radicals in the Senate and the press of their faction, would warrant the belief that if Mr. Stuart's proposition should be approv ed by the President, the radicals would glad ly accept it. The New York Commeicial (radical) says: “The resolutions attracted much attention in the Senate, and the Neva da Senator was welcomed to the ‘ radical’ side in a few gushing words by Mr. Sumner.” In the course of the brief debate which followed tbe presentation of the resolutions, Mr. Henderson (radical) of Missouri, claim ed the President as being in favor of negro suffrage, and stated that he had been author ized so to declare in a public speech before the people of Missouri. The New York Tribune says“Mr- Stew art’s Reconstruction resolves, submitted yes terday to the Senators are about as right as acy thing we are likely to get. They may hear amendment in minor details, but in principles and substance they are sound and wise, as well as humane. We commend them to the earnest consideration, not mere ly of the Reconstruction Coramitte, but of Congress and the whole American People." The Washington correspondent of the same piper, after stating that “Mr.'.Sumner ro.-e and welcomed the new convert witli open ana', 1 ' remarks: “Tbe well-known relations of the Nevada Senator to the President give especial signifi cance to his proposition, and it is looked npec as a good omen among those most so licitous for the restoration ot the Union." Forney (the dead duck) hails the resolu tions with joy, declaring that he is “not without hope that Mr. Stewart speaks for Presidem Johnson.” Tbe editor tbiuks Mr. S. “has finally accepted the panacea for all our ilia." We give these expressions of radical opin ion in favor of Mr. Stewart's new programme f r the information of our readers, whr t waiie ineyrifeTncJiitAieepiy'inieiiBsieu iu me result are deprived of all voice in the settle' ment of a question which is to influence for ever their political and social destiny. It may be possible that some of the more moderate Republican friends cf the Presi d=nt, Mr. Stewart among them, are prepared for the sake of party concord to claim uni versal negro suffrage, and barter mercy to the vanquished Confederate for this ruinous concession, but we greatly mistake President Johnson’s character if he i9 prepared to yield acy such compromise of principle. The Pre sideot is distinguished not less for his devo tioa to princ’ple than for his inflexible firm ness. We have regarded him as fully com mitted in opposition to universal negro suf frage. and to the support of tbe principles of the American Constitution, with which such a requirement upon any terms by tbe Federal Government would be utterly inconsistent. I his is the position he has steadfastly main tained, and from which we do not believe he wili permit himself to be either coaxed or driven. Until he does abandon the noble stand he basso bravely maintained in defense of the Constitution and the Union, we wili continue to cherish the hope that through his wisdom, patriotism, justice and firmness, out common country may be redeemed, regen erated and oreserved. Tiik Union Prisoners and Bishop Ltnch op CmRtesTos.—The "Union War Prisoners’ A-sociation. comprising officers who were in rebel prisons in South Carolina in the early part of the war, have testified their apprecia tion of 'he great kindness extended to them by Bi-hop Lynch, of Charleston, at that time, by tendering him the proceeds of a lee lure iu this city for tbe rebuilding of the orphan asylum of Charleston, which was de-troyed in 1862—the Bishop being now here to obtain funds for that purpose—N. Y. Post. The Chilians seem to be in high favor with English capitalist#. The loan of £460,000 which was pm upon the London market was taken at a premium of 2 to 2 1 2 per cent., ai d what is most significant, eight times the sum asked for wasoffeted. Asia well known, S ain could not borrow a dollar In any money market in the world on account of her prac tical repudiation of all tbe foreign loans she had formerly negotiated. Little Chile is ahead so far. MARRIED. MoC.ARTHY—K LLP—At Savannah, Ga., on 2d iu-t., by the fit. Rev. Dr. Verot, Bishop of Savannah, Mi-s Laura Erie, second daughter of N. W Ellis Esq., of Beaaiort District, S. C., and J. J. McCarthy, Esq. of Charleston, S. C. * Depas ture of Steamships and Steameis. FOR NEW TORE. Steamship Veteran, Monday, March 26th, at three o’clock p m. steamship Missouri, Saturday, March 24th, — o’clock. Steamship Berman Livingston, Saturday, March 24, at 2 p, m. FOR AUGUSTA. steamer Wm. G. Gibbons, every Saturday morning i 9 a. m. Steamer Eclipse, Friday morning, 28d Inst. FOR CHARLESTON. Steamer Fountain, every Tuesday and Thnrrsday at 3f, o'clock p. in. steamer Fannie, every Tharsday morning at l'J o'clock. Steamer Croton, Saturday morning at 8 o’clock. FOB LOCTORTOW.N. Steamer Gen. Shepley, every Sunday morning, it 7 o’clock. FOE nAWEINSVILLX. Steamers Two boys and Charles S. Hardee, every Thursday morning, at 9 o’clock. FOR FLORIDA. Steamer Sylvan Shore, every Tuesday morning, at 0 o’clock. -t amcr Helen Getty, every Saturday morning, at .0 o'clock Steamer Lizzie Baker, every Friday morning at 10 o’clock. Steamer Ella, every Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock. Shipping Intelligence. Miniature Almanac—This Day. sun rtBes 5 <8 Moon rises..... o 41 Sun sets 6 O^jUigh water 2 21 STEAMBOAT DISASTER. Burning of The Steamer Gen. Mer in Charleston Hariior. We learn from persons who arrived here last night that the steamer General Hooker was destroyed by fire while off Sullivan’s Island, Charleston harbor, on Wednesday morniDg. The Gen. Hooker was making her regular trip between Charleston and Georgetown. Iu about five minutes from the time she was first discovered to be on fire the flames had spread throughout the steamer. It is uot known from what cause the fire originated. The steamer “Pilot Boy,” which fortu nately was near by, came to tbe assistance of the “ Hooker” and took off ail her pas sengers. with some casualties, however. A lady, believed to be a Miss Risiey, got into the water and was drowned, among others. Captain Davidson, with his wife and child took to the small boat of the steamer. The boat was capsized by some accident, but all in it were picked up. The Gen. Hooker was a side-wheel steam boat, and was built at Boston about four years ago. She was employed in the Quar termaster’s Department, at Hilton Head, and subsequently at this city. A short time since Bhe was sold to private parties, and at the time of the disaster was being run as a pa'ScUger boat between Charleston and Georgetown, 8. C. Periodicals.—E*U11 Bros. Latg our thinks fbr a ffcll assortment of the IT. Y. illustrated and literary pa. perB,—Frank Leslie's, The Chimney Comer, Literary Album, and a host of other interesting periodicals- The last number of Frank Leslie’s Illustrated News paper contains a picture of Gen. Lee, from a photo graph taken in Washington recently. Feom Charleston.—.The steamer Croton, Captain Fitzgerald, arrived here yeeterday morning from Charleston, with* good freight and passenger Hat. Fbom Dabihn.—The steamer H. M. Cool, Capt. Tay lor, arrived here yesterday from Darien with a lull list ot passengers and a good freight. Fnoa Augusta.—The steamer Wm. G. Gibbons, Apt. Garnet, arrived here yesterday morning. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Thursday, March 22, lsrs. Arrived. Steamship Veteran, Stanard, New York—Octet us olien. Steamship Missouri, Loveland, from New York- 11 il Uurilee. Steamer Croion, Fitzgerald, Charleston—B II Har den. steamer II M Cool, Taylor, Darien—M A Cohen. Steamer \v u Gibbons, Garuott Augusta—Erwin & Hardee. Cleared. Steamship Fannie, Smoot, Baltimore—LaRoche A West. Sreamer Fannie, McNelty, Charleston. Steamer Eclipse, Ward, Augusta—F W Sims A Co. Steamer Laura, Wallace, Augusta—Erwin & Har ries. Imports. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—139 bales up land cotton ami 3 bales Sea Island cotton, and mdse. Per steamer W G Gibbons, from Augusta—63 bales upland Cotton, 24,00u shingle*. Exports. Per steamship Fannie, Baltimore—138 bales upland cotton. 1S1 bales yarus, c3 tons Iron, and 84 boxes mdse. Passenger*. Per s’eamslilp Missouri, from New York—N Apple- ton, Geu Birge and wife, N M Bronson, E S Curil-s anil 2 la'lies, r! Clark and wife. Miss M Clark, Miss !•, mu, <i H Hardin)*! “*Teo{Sr£ Monroe, Miss A Monroe, GeaO Muudee, G H Mitchell u.ir! wife, \V M Donald, J H Morris, M Ripley, Airs :’ P Reed, A D bhephard and wife, Miss Srnyers, and ti steerage. Pur steamer Croton, from Charleston—L W Afet- cdf, W 3 Heyward, 8 E Conyers, E MetKlheim, Miss A Magill, Airs H.tynesworth, Juo Gllddsu. A Harrell, il An.ieimanu, J T Barnett, R D Barlow and ladj, D McGregor, J E McGregor, J Mann, Mrs Neubeck, rnd 27 on neck. ■ Per etoanier H M Cool, from Darien—A Spencer’ N P Paul, Mr carpenler, Mr Lewis, Wm C Waj liy Capt Geo trine. Wm Bralesford, Wm J Dickson, Capt Baii y, Mr Halloway, T P Ualom, Ja3 Devlin, and C deck. Per steamer’W G Gibbons, from Augusta—G C Mayson, E W Solomons, H Strobert, E 8 Riley, BT Law-tin, Win Boaiick, Mrs Devant, Miss Devant.Misa Lawtons, Mr McCarthy, Thos Yomana, E It Forrister, Mrs Wilson end servant, Z Daniels, Wm Bed, ii HaU- dOB, Per s’eamsblp Fannie, Baltimore—J O Ash, S M Whitebouse, G Clarke, J M Roberts, Heath Owen Euward Hughes, J C Gritniu, and 2 steerage. Consignees. Per steamship Missouri, from New York—Adams Ex Co. J W .V.tleriOn. G VV Allen, Briso A Marcy, W Barnett, Bed Wylly ,v Co, T Bateson, Brigham. B & Co, Batesny at Co, C It Royt, S G Clark & Co, OI oh on Crone A Uraybili, Claghorn & Cunningham, CulTrey s Halogen, cooper, Oicott 4 Farrelly, Erwin 4 Har der-, B F EinsieiiL Doyle A Lyons. G L Freeman, Gu erenh. im <£ 8elig, M Gordon, B H Hardee, Liam deu’s Express, H Allsbery, Uuleoinb A Co, Bryan A Hartridge, Humer & Gammell, J T Hamilton, C V Hutchins, Lenvllle A Gleason, J Lima, La Rroclie A West, J W Lathrop A Co, G B A G W Lamar, J Mor- risey, J C Maker, Palmer A Bosworih, Kicuardson A Barnard,’ J F itucliurt, P Reilly, VSkehan, W II Stark, M J Solomons, order J C ■beheiner A Sons, B Strauss, Tyson A Gordon, Miller, Thomas A Co, F M Turner A Co, B F Ulmar, J L Villalonger, Wilder A Fullei ton, Wright, Gibbs A Co, W W Lincoln, A A Solomons, Sltenberg A Bro, T Cohen. Per steamer Croton, from Charleston—Young A Nixon, L 8 Bennett, Adams Ex Co. Per steamer H M Cool, from Darien—Brigham, Baldwin A Co, A Spencer, Wm Geary. Per steamer W G Gibbons, from Augusta—Erwin A Hardee, Wright A Gibbs, Mrs CM Miller, Brigham, Baldwin <£ Co, Anderson A Son. New Advertisements. Zerruhbabel Lodge, IV o. IS, F. & Jk. M. A An extra meeting of tills Lodge will be Nf^r’beld Tbii Evening at^t* -o’clock, at tbe Hall, /NTAcorner Broughton and Bnll streets. Mem- hers of the Fraternity In go d standing are respect fully invited to attend. By order WM. GREENE, W. M. M LnrwKTiTnAL. Secretary, mgg To the Voter* of Chatham County. Wo are authorized to announce JNO. HtTGCENIN TI OMAN, Esq., a' a candidate for County Solicitor. Elect on on the 2d day of May next. *n28-td MANY CITIZENS. TREASURY OF GEORGIA MILLEDGEVILLE, March 20th, 1866. I am directed by the Governor to notify those con cerned, that the salaries of the e vil list for the Politi cal ye-r 1SG5, will lie pild on applies ion. m23-l JNO JONES, Treasurer. ST. ANDREW’S HALL Jonn Ratmoko Lessee and Manager K. L. Wise Stage Manager Benefitof MR. E. R. DALTON, who will appear in two favorite characters, supported by Mr. T. Hamilton, Miss M. E. Gordon, and the full Company. FRIDAY EVEM.V6, MARCH 23d. will be presented the Iron Chest. Sir Edward Mortimer Mr. E. R. DALTON Wilford ..Mias M. E. GORDON Ballad Mr. GEO. GRAY To conclude with the Honey Moon. Duke Marza Mr. E. R. DALTON Rolando Mr. HAMILTON Juliana, Miss M. E. Gordon Watch and Chain Lust or Stolen. O N Saturday night last a Patent Lever open face Gold Watch and heavy Gold Chain attached, was either lost or t.keii from the person of the owner. Maker's name of watch, Wm. Robinson, Liverpool) nnd numbered 1689. Attached to the Chair was a Dog-Seal, with the owner’s Initials cut on the stone. a liberal reward will be paid for its recovery, at this office. m23-2* IISSOLDTIToF COPARTNERSHIP. T HE Copartnership heretofore existing between 3. A J. Gardner, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will hereafter be carried on by J Gardner, at the old stand on Broughton street, second door from Barnard. S. GARDNER, J. GARDNER. Savannah, March 19tb, 1866. m23 Notice. UP FREIGHT OFFICE ATLANTIC A GULF R. R. Cuabllstok A Savannah R R. Wabehocsz, Savannah, March 22d, 1SC6. P ARTIES shipping freight by the Atlantic A Gulf Railroad, to stations where the Company has no Agent, will be r.quired to call at ibis office and sign a bond relieving the Company from ail lose or damage after goods are unloaded from tile care. C. H. WILLIAMS, m53 Agent Freight Department. Murray’s Lin© FOR NEW YORK. The new and aptondid steamship VETERAN, Capt. SUuuard, will leave for the above port on Monday, March 26, at 3 o’clock p. m. For freight, having superior accommodations, ap ply w OCTAVU9 COHEN. FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLA VIA SAVANNAH AND FERN AND IN A. The new Steamship Special Notices. FOR COUNTY JUDGE. Fmxow-CrniEM: At the earnest request or many citizens, I have eoManted that my name be eabait- ted to you for suffrage. la the event of my election one-half of tW gross receipts of said (ffea writ he placed in the hand* of the Rt Rev. Angnattn Verot, D. D., Blshpp of Savannah, for the benefit of the poor of my native dty. Your ob’t ev*t., m2C.tr HENRY H. EDEN. To tbe Tolers el Cbatben County. FgLLOw-CmzrKs—I announce myself a Candidate for tbe office or Judge of the County Court on the lat Wednesday in May next, and respectfully aollclt your support m21-td JNO. A. STALEY. COUNTY CuUllT JUDGE. We are authorized to announce HENRY WIL LIAMS , Esq., as a candidate for the office of County Jndge for Chatham county at tbe election in May next. . ■ffi’M COUNTY COURT JUDGE. We are authorized to announce Capt. JNO. BILBO as a candidate for the Judgeship of the County Court at the election, the first Wednesday In May next, mao-td Notice to Shippers. FREIGHT OFFICE. ATLANTIC AGULFR. R.,1 Savannah, March 21,1886. / Parties shipping OUT-GOING FREIGHTS are here by notified that on and after this date, such freights will be received at the Charleston t Savannah War* bouae, Central Railroad Depot, until further notice. C. H. WILLIAMS, m21-6 Agent Freight Dep’t. Board of Health—1866 & 1867. CITY OF. SAVANNAH. > Office Clerk or Council, March 20, It66./ His Honor Edward C. Anderson, Mayor, having appointed the following named dtiaena aa the Board of Health for the ensning year, they are reapectfaUy requested to meet at the Exchange Long Room on Monday, March 28th, 1806, at tS o'clock m., for the purpose of organizing said Board: Ward. Names. Anson.—Dr. J. G. Thomas, H. S. Bell Berrien.—IL J. Desvergeis, D. T. Scranton Brown —Dr. James J. Waring, Robert H. Footman Caihonn.—A. F. Bennett. Henry Mein hard Charlton Wm. Bwoll. John Hamlet Chatham.—Wm. H. Bordley. Philip M. Russell Columbia.—Dr. J. D. Fish, Robert C. Guerard. Crawford — L. Connell, K. Hager Currytown, North.—Emanuel Sheftali, L. Mehr tana Currytown, South.—M. Camming, J. V. Connerat , Decker.- -James Stewart, John McCodagby Elbert.—Ben|. B. Ferrill, Dr. B. F. Myers Forsyth.—James Grady, Waring Russell New Franklin.—C. Naughton, A. F,alley Old Franklin.—A. Gardner. T. Nugent Gaston.—Cliaa. L. Lodge, F. CoOper Green.—Michael Lavin, Frederick Cook Heathcote —Alexander Fawcett, Simon B. Byck Jackson.—Dr. Ihomas J. Charlton, Gilbert Butler Jasper.—Dr. Louie Knorr, Cliarli-s 8. Hardee Lafayette.—Dr. W. G. Lawton, Wm. P. Yonge Liberty.—Alex H. Waver, Dr. Thomas Smith Magasine.—James Monahan, Edward McCabe Mouterey.— Richard A. Wayne, George 8. Gray North Oglethorpe.—John Rvan. Wm. Solte Middle Oglethorpe.—Dr J. McFarland, Alfred Kent South Oglethorpe.—J. U Baahlor, Samuel C. Hover Pcidval.—Dr. Wm. R- Waling. Dr. W. N. King Pulaski John Gammell, lease Brunner Reynolds.—Wm. H Burroughs, R. W. Adams Troop.—J 8. Hernandez, C. La rape Walton.—George Powers, P. J. Malone Warren.—W. T. Thompson, Wm. Duncan Washington.—Nicholas Wolfe, George Murktn* Wesley.—John B. Barnwell, George A. Aeha JAMES STEWART, m21-td Clerk of ConndL Auction Sales. York, Williams, Molntire 4c Co, Will sen THIS DAY, In front of store, at TO o’clock: IQ bbla Bacon 8>d«e , 10 do Bacon Shoulder! 10 do Mass Beef 10 do RnmoPrirk 4 cares Breakfast Bacon 40 bbls Boston. Soda, Oyater, Milk Crackers 10 boxes fresh Pilot Bread 6 bbla Java Coffee Flour Candle* Soap Tea Batter Lard J ’ • case. Boot* and Shoes, Dry Goods 88 reams Wrapping Paper • 90 boxes Bar Ikmiblera. m<3 TRUSTEE’S SALE. By Bell, Wylly k Chrtotlan. WU1 be sold on the flrat TUESDAY In April. In front of the Court House, at 11 o’clock: (00 acres of Land, beautifully situated on the C«L tral Railroad, a' Whitesville, 30 miles from the dty of Savannah. The above land pre« nu many advan tage* to any person desirous of pur chasing a Farm conveniently situated from the dty. Bale positive. Terms cash. m23 AUCTION SALE. Mendel & Laffitean Will sell THIS DAY, in front of store, at 10 o’clock > £0 kegs Butter 10 tierces Sides Potatoe. and Onions DryGooda and Furnitnre m23 FINE MULES AT AUCTION. By Bell, Wylly St Christian. WUl be sold on WEDNESDAY, tbe 26th day ot March in front of store, at 11 o’clock: IT flne yonng Males, in fine order, well broken to harness; large size males, suitable for plantation and timber use. Can he aeen at Henry Wayne's stable, West Broad street. ~ m22 Notice. THE City Treasurer is prepared to receive certain of the taxes levied by the Ordinance passed Decem ber 27th, 18GS.. That is, the tax upon groan sales merchandise and wares of every description; upon all freight and passage money payable In thia city, and upon horse, and mule. These taxes are due be tween the first and tenth of each month for the pre ceding month. All other taxes are payable quarterly ut.wn the same dates, in the months vt apiii, July October and January. B. T. OIBSON, fi City Treasurer. Memoranda. Steamer W G Gibbons, from Augusta, reports— March 21, met steamer L knot, bound up. at Han cock’s Lauding; 22.1, Passed steamer Union, above Poor Robin, tied up, with shaft broken; 22d, met steamer Swan, bound up, above Hudson’s Ferry; 22d, met steamer Laura, bound up, Purysbnrg. Consignees per Central Railroad. March 22,1836. 1219 bales cotton, 20 bales yam, 25 bales leather, 8 boxes tobacco, 12 cars lumber, 1 do shingles and iiulsc. To M S Cohen, B Philips, E B Hertz & Co, W H Stark, J McMahon, H McAlpin, W A Hampbile. J J Brewer, E P Deyo, J L Villaionga, J Laugndoi f, S W Lathrop. Jones Jt Way, N A Hardee, W H Bur roughs, O Cohen, Gams A Phtnlzzy, W Battersby A Co, T c Dsrnpsy, Duncau A Co, J W Rabun, Kelu A Co, G S Henderson, Erwin A Hardee. DRAMATIC. A Complete Assorment of French’s Plav Books, at ESTILL’3 NEWS DEPOT, * iii23 Bull St., next to the Post Office FOR PALATKA, VIA BRUNSWICK, ST. MARTS, FER- NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE AND PICOLATA. fCerrylng the United States Mall. Tbe new and fast Steam Packet E 1 1 €L Capt. P. E. ROWLAND, will leave on Tuesday Morning, January 30th, and continue to leav* regularly ovary TUESDAY-at iu o’clock. For freight or pafieage. apply on board at Charles ton and Florida steam packet Wharf) until further no *' ' 1L A. COHEN. Freight payable by shippers. Freight received at aU times at the Warehouse. i29-e-ni-tn.tr a i JLEGAL NOTICE. will make payment m22-law6w person: MOSES ■ed to edi LIL1ENTI estate UAL, .. Executor... TATE OF GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY,— ' Whereas. S. B. Rustin, guardian for the minor heir* ,.r w. E. Stafford applies tor Letters of Dis- missory on eattl estate, as in terms of the law. March m-4^ 6 w - p - GIRARDEAU, o. l. a DICTATOR, Capt L. M. Coxetteb, will leave Charleston, from Adgoris Wharf, every WEDNESDAY morning, at 6 o’clock, a. m., and Sa vannah every WEDNESDAY, ut 4 o’clock p. m. nrrciuaxo will leave Jacksonville every FRIDAY morning at 3 o’clock a. ra.. ami Savannah every SaTUUD vY morning at 9 a. m. Arriving at Charleston same tveni-g. For freight or passage, applv to L. M. COXETTKR, Office on Adger’s Wharf. Agents at Savannah—Messrs. L. J. GUILWARTIN A CO. m28-tf WANTED TO CHARTER TWO VESSELS, each of 1*0 to 200 tons for Cuban Ports, and home to an Atlantic Pori of the U. S. North of Hattoras, nr-3-1 SuRRKL BROTHERS, WANTED. B ' . house. But of reference as to capacity, honesty, ) Y a young man, a situation house. But of reference Address Loc 1 ' Box 124. clerk in a good honest 1 m23-tf WANTED. A N experienced white Nurse, capable of taking charge of a young infant. Apply early at No. 132 State street. Just Received and for Sale on Consignment, AT REDUCED PRICES, BY KENNETH HGLEA & CO 203 BAY STREET. 250 bbls choicest Family and Baker's Flour 100 bbls extra State Flour 2oo bbls cheap Flour. also fob sti.z: 35 bbls Superior Mess Pork 30 bbls Moss and ex. Mess Beef 30 half bbla Mess Pork 30 do Fulton Market Beef 20 hhds Clear Bacon Sides 40 bbls Bacon Strips 20 bbls Sugar Cured Hams and Shoulders 20 bb’B ordinary Shoulders loo packages Lard 60 do Butter 60 boxes Raisins 2" bbls White Beans 60 hois Pickled Herrings. CEDAR CAMPHOR Fok Moths. Sold r>y Drnggieta everywhere. Harris A Chapman, Boston. mt3-6 Resorte Hats. L IGHT colors of every description. Ja»t received ut GOLDING’S, 163 Congreeg street H. HAYM, 174 Broughton Street. 174 r... j r _ ^, • CLOAKS AND' SHAWL8, the newest styles, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, WORSTED SHAWLS AND HOODS, COUNTERPANES, HOSIERY, Ac. Just received and for *aleat the lowest prices by ocnitf Jj . n. hyam. hj) ForS&& STEAMER FAtvNIE LEHR.' STEAMER MINNIE BRANDT. ’ STEAMER HARRY CARROLL. For particulars, Inquire of LaROCHE A WEST, or m22 J. D. BRANDT. k CARD. Mr. WM. R- BOYD ha* an interest in my business and will take charge of my agencies In lnture. A. WILBUR, 89 Bay-fit. I will be happy to see all my old friends and new ones, and am prepared to lake Risks in the Compa nies represented by onr Agency on aU Insurable property. WM. R. BOYD. f2* Last Notice. CITS OF SAVANNAH, 1 OmozCLEzn or Commit.. Marck 17.188*./ All Persona doing business within the limits of the dty, who have not compiled with Ordinance, p in Connell Dee. 27th, 1866, are hareby notified that the tzxTBKDZDj time tor taking out licensee has ex pired, and parties in default will be placed on the In. formation Docket on Friday, March 23,1884. t- f Extract from Ordinance 27th Dec., 1846:] Any person subject or liable to take ont such 11. cense or badge, and fa ling to do ao for ten days alter tbe said first day of January in each year, shall be liable to a fine of not more than thirty dollars for each day’s default, on conviction before the Police Court. JAMES STEWART,. ml7-6 Clerk of CoanclL BASOnUOftl The Original and Beet in the World 1 The only tine and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable andlootan- taneoue. Produces lmmediate.y a splendid Black or natural Brown, withont injuring the hair or akin. Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Drag- gists. The genuine la signed William A. Batchelor. Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLKFUfiURS, For Restoring and Beautifying the Hair. «ol 4-’ V CHARLES BATCHELOR New Yon*. Halt’s Vegetable SicUina Hair lOMter Has proved itseif to be the most perfect preparation for the hair ever ottered to the public. It 1* a vegetable compound, and contains no Injuri ous properties whatever. IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIG INAL COLOR It will keep the hair from fall log out. It cleanses the scalp and malms the halt abft, ma trons and silken. 1 a i It Is a splendid heir dressing. No perron, old or yonng; shonld fail to use it IT IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. cAsk for Fall’s Vegetable Sicilian Ha 1 Bentwcr, and take no other. B. P. HALL k 00., Naahna, N. H., Proprietors. For sale by an druggists. BARNES, WARD A 00., New Orleans, La., n2*.0m Southern Wholesale Agents. HILL’S HUB DYE, SO neats—-Blade or Brown, instantaneous; beet, cheapest, durable, re liable. Depot, No 66 John street. New York. Sold by all drug and patent medicine store* everywhere. m9-ly A PHYOWLOOICAL View or MAH.1UAGR Containing nearly 800 pages, and 180 fine Plate! and Engraving* of the Anatomy of the Human Or gana in saute of Health and Disease, with a Trea tise on Early Emm, Ra Deplorable Oo—eqnenoea upon the mind and Body, with the Author’s Plan of Treatmant—the only rational and successful mode of core, as shows by the report of eases treated. A truthful adviser to the married, and those contem plating marriage, who entertain doubts of their phys ical condition. Sent free of postage to anyaddNM, on receipt of 2* cents. In stamps or postage currency, by addressing Dr. LA CROIX, No. 81 MahQm y.. Albany, N.Y. T he author may be consults* tffion any of the dt»- oeees upon which Mrbook treats eMtarpsrennilly or by mall, and medicines sent to any part of tbe world. OCtlO mrn Cora Tv* protect the torn of children's shoes.— One pair will outwear three withont Ups. Sold every where. AUCTION. By Bell, Wylly & Christian. Tbe well known and Commodious Freight 8teamer AMAZON. Will be sold for cash at public outcry and to tbe highest bidder, in front of tbe Exchange at 12 o’clock precisely, on Wednesday, 28th day or March, 1866 : The steamer Amazon, as she now lies In the Sa vannah river about (4j four miles below tbe city of Augusta. Sold by order of a board of Survey on account and tor the benefit of all concerned. m21 GOVERNMENT SALE. York, Williams, Mclntire « Co. Will sell on SATURDAY next, 24th Inst., at 10 o’clock a, no, in front of store, the following Medical and Hospital Property pertaining to I’os. Hospital. Sa vannah, Ga.: 300 Wool Blankets 00 Mattnsses 217 Musqnito Bara 127 llair and Feather Pillows 68 Pillow Cases 175 Sheets 214 Iron Bedsteads 36 Leather and Wood Backets 30 Wash-hand Basins And a huge lot of Shirts, Drawers, Dressing Gowns, Surgical Instruments, Camp cheats. Medical Books, Cook Stoves and Utansils, Prescription and Shop Scales, Ac., Ac., etc., Ac. By command of _ Major General THOMAS, A. Von Schbadeb, Bvt. Coi. and A. I. G„ MU. Dlv. of Tenn. mto LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER FOR SALE. By Bell, Wylly k Christiaa. Will be sold In front of Exchange at 12 o’clock WEDNESDAY, March 28th, withont reserve, for account of all concerned THE LIGHT DRAFT SIDE-WHEEL IRON STEAMER CHATHAM. BoUt of English iron; her bottom being thoroughly overhauled aud repaired, and being completely re fitted at an expen >e ol overfi9,0u0; entire new Smoke Stack, Paddle Wheels, fully found with furniture mid apparel, and ready for immediate use. Can be seen at MiUer’s Foundry Wharf. Capacity 800 bales cotton; Is a powerful Tug-Boat, and draws only 3J4 feet; she Is 120 feet 6 Inches long; Beam 26 toet 0 inches; Depth 0 feet 9 Inches; Tonnage 273; Square Engine, disconnecting, length of stroke s feet o Inches; Cylinder 86 inches; Diameter of Paddle- wheels 14 feet; Length of Buckets 6 feet 6 inches; Width of Buckets 18 inches. TERMS CASH—Purchaser to pay for titles. m!9 Miscellaneous. City Lic<mses~Fifth and Last N" otice. CITY OF SAVANNAH, ) Offioz Clzek or Cora oil, v February 22d, 1866. I AU person* doing business within the city limits who have registered their names at this office for li cense are notified that said licenses are now ready for delivery. AU parties in default will be dnly sum moned to appear before the Mayor's Court on Tues day morning, 1« o’clock a. m., March 27th, 1866, io answer in terms of the ordinance of December 27th, 1866. m2t-8 Jab Stkwabt, Clerk of Council. FREIGHT BROKERAGE TO AND FROM ALL PORTS OF THE SOUTHERN STATUS, EUROPE Ao. McKEE St TONGE, 71 Broadway (Basement), NEW YORK. E NGAGEMENTS for Freight, of small or large quantities, by the different steam or sail lines, made at the lowest rate. Merchandise received, for warded, aud insured when desired. Owners and shippers of goods will find it to their advantage to avail themselves of the facUities we have for forwarding at lowest rates. Refer in New York to Southern merchant* in gen eral. Refer in Savannah to Mesas. John F. a M. Hamilton, Mr. Thomas H. Austin. m8-2awlm Notice to Creditors. fi Li, persons having claims against the steamers A Amazon and Laura are notified to present them to the undersigned on or before the 25th inat., or thay will be debarred payment. JOHN L. ROUMILLAT, Agent. ml0-eodt25 Dillon’s Wharf. To the Merchants and Business Men of Savannah. T HE Proprietors beg leave to bring to your at tention THE GEORGIA DAILY TELEGRAPH, PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OP MACON. J. R. SNEED and SAMI,. BOYKIN Editors The Telegraph has a circulation in the interior, and especially among the huiness men of towns and vil lages. unsurpassed by that of any papey in the State, and hence we present to you as an excellent medium for bringing your business before the country. For terms of subscription and advertising apply to Wm. M. Sneed, our Agent in Savannah. m20-3 WM. A. REID & CO. Amusements, DOSS Alffl ELIZA LEir BORN WITHOUT The most wonderful and sin™,., specimen of hanS^ She Crochets, Braids Hair rJ ^ ^ Sews, Knits, and uses the ’J £ml,rnl| !w« a-- Tumbler. Ac., with a" much e KiJferS? ST. ANDREW’S HAM tmtiMuriher notice, from lo a. , p ■£, tr If ycu wish to be astonkt,-. ’ 1841 teriaiued. call and see he r . 13hed ac d ItghU. _ Admission only 50 cent.; Chlldrei 't*n, 25. J. N. WILSON, Photographer, 8. E. comer Broughton and Whitaker Sirs., - SAVANNAH, GA. Old pictures copied with the greatest care. d!4 GOYERESS WANTED. A GENTLEMAN (widower) residing in a pleasant locality In South Carolina, about 3o miles from Savannah, desires to engage the services of a re spectable middle-aged lady,as Matron and Governess of three small girls. A liberal salary will be paid. Satisfactory references will be required. Applica tions addressed to this ofjjce wili reach him and meet with prompt attention- ml7-tf DAVID BAILEY, MERCHANT TAILOR No. 13 Whitaker 8t„ Between Bryan and Bay streets, I S now receiving hi* 8prlng and Summer Stock, comprising fine French Cloths and Cassimercs: also, fine Fancy French Catsiraeres and Coatings, Drap D’Ete. Flannels, White and Brown Linen Dnck, Marseilles, Ac., which he win make up at the short est notice and in the most fashionable style. V~ Remember No. 12 Whitaker street. ml7 lwAeodlm HATS AND STRAW GOODS FOR BY BLUN & MEYER. By permission of the Honorable Court of Ordinary or Chatham conntv, will be sold on tbe first Tues day in April next between the legal liours of sale in front of the Court Honse; That well known tract of Garden Land, containing (28j twenty-eight acres, belonging to tbe estate o,' Paul B Glutigny. By order of LOUIS grenvaLd. fU-lawtd Administrator. 4 ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. my T. J. Walsh. Will be sold oa TUESDAY, April 3d, in front ot the Court House, at 11 o’clock: North half of Lot No. 6 Third Tything, Reynolds Ward, corner of Congress and Drayton streets; fee simple. Improvement*—rtore corner Congreve and Drayton street and a dwelling on Congress street Bast hair of Lot No. 2 Monterey Ward, subject to a I (round rent of 42184 per annum. Improvements bree-etory brick dwelling on Jones street; gas through tile honee and a well of water In the yard. Central Railroad Stock 88 shares Southwestern do 6 shares Atlantic A Gulf dp Sold by leave of the Ordinary of Chatham county aa the estate of Mrs. Jane Barnett, deceased, for a divirion among the heirs. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. f I SaramraH. March 7,181*. The public are requested in all cases of want of prompt attention on the part of tbe plnmbera to mak ing repair*, or In cases of overcharging, to make complaint at the office of Water Worki; so that In cases of eon tinned or gross neglect, the ordinance can ba enforced which requires the withdrawal of their licenses. By Older of Board of Commission era. R. D. GUERARD, m3 Sapt W. W. ASSESSOR’S OFFICE, l U. 8. Imtbbhal Hzvsnuz, Finn Die*. Ga., I 93 Bay it, Savannah, March 17,1966. ) ALL PERSONS HAVING COTTON In their possession In this city, apon which the TAX HAS NOT BEEN PAID, Most report the same WITHIN FIVE DAYS, And all Cotton which may arrive hereafter most be Reported at tkis Office Immediately. C. H. HOPKINS, mll-MtikwS IwmeiM Improvinaeat tm Steam- HICKS’ PA' dPROCA' GINE8. DIRECT-ACTING, RE- G-PISTON STEAM EN- |A iv?tra. P ?-^ t ’ *° "P**’ trsnsportation. OMrtkWLfind part* over the beat engines, with gent economy in stsnm nnd repairs. The ckeaneat. almpjeat most compact, and durable made. a< » fill purposes. For circular address the EngneOa^No. 88 Liberty street. New Tort XX) ■** **»* « Hew York PLATNER * B06WOHTH, 210 Bay street as Men, Women and Children, AT WHOLESALE. A TTENTION is called to my large and elegant stock of the above goods, now In store and ar riving by every steamer. These goods were bought directly from tbe manu facturers, and will be sold aa low as they are jobbed at in New York. Merchants visiting the Uty will do well to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. S. M. COLDING, m20 163 Congress street. NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY Cooper, Olcotts & Farrelly. Wives and Daughters; by Mrs. Gaskell. Tried and True; by Alton Clyde. Agnes; by Mrs. Ollphant. False Pride: or Two Ways to Matrimony. Jealonay; by George Sand. DeBow's Review for Match. ante TREASURY DEPARTMENT OEFICE OF COJtratOI.LF.li OF THE Cnuwv WHEREAS. J in the city of Savannah, in the S 'n, uf and State or Georgia, ha8 0e ( n au "“ D or^ f ", Cll »4 and according to the reqmremenr^ 12 '^ Congress entitled “Art Act tonrol ,he Currency, secured Or a pledged- ? x ‘«’kt bonds, aud to provide for the eoL, lnllM SuS demption thereof," approved Lnl??! 100 complied with all the provi.ions of 3J 8j4 ’«« ta to be complied with before comn,p, S T d act of banking under said rot me,W "gti ie tS Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarir. n the Currency, do hereby certiiv that ra r ? ptr ‘%S National Bank of Savannah,” in ti,^ nah, in the connt.v of Chatham and , o; •“'u- U authorized tocommeuce the hn.o,' ^° rGp ««t under the act aforesaid hU5lnw3 »f« In testimony whereof, witness m. k " of office tills seventh day of Man^iaT ^ * No. 16to. FEKEMan CLARKE, L '»npuoiie. The Merchants’ Sathivu b , Savannah, March ?» in pursuance of the authority of th.r^ * Comptroller as above, this Bnnk Vi S W ^ live hundred thousand dollars (f5 t commence to receive deposit, and pa, c ^ i5 '« a general banking business on Wedti,^),^*^* 21s Inst., at its banking house on theit/^'^* Bull and Drayton streets. n tSe ... waa&s W atch.es J ewelry! Silver and Plated Ware Fancy Goods. & c ' T HE undersigned respectfdhy calls the .,^1' y the citizens and visitors from the cornitn^? well seler ted stock of Wa-ches, Jewelrv rS Plated Ware Clocks, Fancy StSdTSLfSSS torere 9 ani1 Pi9t0lS ° f the m08t “WwSwSfe Parricnlar attention is paid *o th« Rer.is— W * t ^ eS ’, JcW N lr> ' and Clocks. BatdrgS'ta coinpetent workmen engaged sathfarUoa mL? ,e '” 1 A. HABIG- Cor. Bronghton and Whiutoa. teed. dec266m SODA WATER. / —0— $25 REWARD FOH proof to convict any person of trafflckituia the following described Bottles: " Having recently, at a great expense, gotteamu entire new sett of moulds in which my SODA WATER, PHILADELPHIA POU TER, AND ALE BOTTLES are made. Each of those Botilea have my uaoj I the year 1866 blown in the glass. The munll Wa my private property no other perron can porch* bottles made in them. I neither sell uur gmuii any of those Bottles. NO OTHER PERSON HAS A RIGHT | TO DO SO. I simply lend them to those who purchase One* I tents, with the understanding that they are totes I turned to me when empty. I This is well understood by all, yet rawy, ngfi I less of their just obligations, frequently ltsaafil those bottles with the Soda Wrier or other llqd* I thereby depriving me of my property and suv,ec(ta| I me tty jpeses which are unjust and unlawful I Those Bottles are now very expensite, retted I more so by the Patent Cork Fastener atu-'iial uri I lost with every bottle which I lose, together wintk I many taxes imposed upon lhis ipecies of tasaai I the most oppressive of which is a direct tu of a I percent, to the Government on gross sales of MI or Mineral Water, which reduces the proSuioafil that it is impossible, at pretent prices, to subnkal the loss of Bottles, and Ido hereby caution fcig-l sons against buying, selling, fluing, with iiigukhil m any manner depriving me of tbe nse of arifcl U«s- JOHN KYAS, Soda Water Bottling Rstabltoliaek . ml7 Southwest corner of Bay and West Breda I NATURE’S OWN REMEDIES. Congress Spring Water. Empire Spring Water. Columbian Spring Water. No natural or artificial compound has yet been dis covered or manufactured that equals these waters as a preventive, relief and permanent core, for many temporary and chronic diseases, aa proved by th* ex perience of many thousands wbo have drank them for years, with the most beneficial effects. CONGRESS WATER Is a cathartic, alterative and tonic, and Is a valua ble remedy for affectiona of the liver and kidneys, dyspepsia, gout, chronic constipation and cutaneous diseases. Is a most powerful preventive of the fevers and billons complaints so prevalent in warm climates. EMPIRE WATER la a cathartic, and a valuable remedy for rheuma tism, derangement of the liver, diseases of the skin, and general debility. Us effects are most saintary in lnng diseases. It is an almost sure core for scrofula, and the most aggravated forms of dyspepsia. As a preventive and care for all bilious derangements it stands unrivalled. COLUMBIAN WATER Is a tonic and diuretic of a highly beneficial char- " ‘ forfflabei KIRLIN & BURKE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALES, WINES il CORNER WHITAKER STREET 111 BAY LANE. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED It BEUTBl| anSl f JOHN GRAY, DEALER IN Wooden Ware, FAIU, BRUSHES, MATS, Twines, Cordage, Tubs, Churn., Crril»| Wagou, Chairs, Baskets, *<• Nos. 15 Fulton andSJ02FrontS‘| - NEW YORK , 3m aeter, and is a positive remedy f avel, calculus, irritation and inflammation of the kidneys and bladder, and haa most singularly active effects In restoring these organs when debilitated by long disease. Females who have suffered for years from irregularity, and the dietreering diseaeee known only to their sex, have been entirely cured by the faithful nnd juuidons nse of Oolnmbian Water. These water* are bottled fresh and pare, from each of the above named springs, In so careful and secure manner that they preserve all their medicinal value for years, and will be found equally efficacious when drank thousands of miles distant as when taken di rectly from the spring. Beware of imitations and inferior Waters. The cotta of all genuine Congress, Empire and Oohimbian Waters are branded on the ride of the cork, thus: /Coasnos Wares,! J Sanaa Wa*za,\ \ C.AE.S.CO. / ) C.BK.S.CO. / „ r ttnauz Wares,! C. a B. 3. Co. f Packed safely and securely, in boxes suitable for shipment to any part of the world. Congress and Empire Waters in boxe* containing 4 dozen pints, or dozen qnart bottles each. Oohimbian Water in boxes containing 4 or * dozen half pints, or 4 dozen pint bottles each. Sold bp off Druggists, Hotels, Wine Merchants, andJtrst-dassQrocers. Sold only at wholesale by hotchkih scurf, Piem*. 9* Beckman fit-, N, Y- tw~ Orders by mail receive prompt attention. ml6-th,»mtu3m ICE, ICE AT WHOLESALE AND H£TM| 1 1 ’UK undersigned In connertlon-witb » A firm In the Ice Trade, have rented u OLD RIBRO ICE H0C3E corner of Whitaker nnd Congrew street They have now on hand, aud will conns# • saDply of the celebrated LILLY POND l?^ 1 Which will be sold ’ ON AS REASONABLE TERM9 AS E& interior will tK#'*" talee®* All orders from the attention, and PaiTticolar Care will bo Packing- The Houses willl be under tte ptf 03 tendenca of BOt JAMES J AlcSGwA., who has an interest in tbe ba.lnet!- office. S* i4S»* — Orders maybe left at our i t “ r V, Bo ot street, or with Mr. McGowan, at me a* ml4.tr L. J. GUILVAin^ SIGHT EXCHANf —* y I ON NBW CHECKS On Mercliaits’ For sale at par bv m20-3 CHARLES so*' gbs*** BOAR^., from Drayton atreet