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DAILY LOYAL GEORGIAN. s A V ANN A 11: TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 27, 1864. 1 Meeting oi the Citizen*. A meeting of the citizens of Savannah is call ed ter to-morrow, at tweive(l2) o’clock, to take action in reference to the course to be pursued by the city in its present condition. Tois meet ing js a very important one, and must stamp the character of Savannah in all its future, for weal or for woe, to an extent but little dreamed of by many persons who will read the notice tor its call in to-day’s paper. If the city ot Savannah, planting itself squarely and fully under the Government of the United States, shall vote to make her once uioreacity of the Union, free and unqualified, she yvill at once possess a power and an influence to which she hasnever yet attained, and never mil attain in any other way. On the other hund should the vote of the people be still tor war, she must accept it with all its conse quences, aud this she well knows, and none better. There has always been a strong Union uenliment in Savannah, and although by IOTCe, cajolery aud other* means, she has been kept iu the “War V.uh,” yet her aspirations and love bave always turned to tbe old Union. Then let a full and united voice go up to morrow, and let it speak the feelings of the people, that come wlfct may they will stand once more, with a full and united determina tion to live and die under the Old Flag, the blessings and the privileges of which we never realized until shut out from them. Such is our view, aud such we believe to be the wish ol THE PEOPLE. To lire Citiaeua of Savannah. Iu the Providence ot God your city has once more become subject to the Government ot the United Slates, and the old tUg ot our count) y waves over you, as an evidence of the fact that a couspiiacy agaiusl the superior national au thority cannot prevail, in opposition to the in telligent patriotism of the loyal people. W e have not come here to despoil your homes, or to subjugate you, except so far as to compel your allegiance to the beneficent govern men t tor which wc tight, and which we have repeat edly offered our lives to maintain. The rebellion that was inaugurated nearly font years ago, is fast waning in power, and one af ter another of the Slates and important cities that it has held in its giasp, are giving away before the majesty and power of tbe legitimate govprumeut, which is upheld by great armies under the most able leaders the world ever saw. We readily admit the br every of your peoph > but we despise the cause in which it has beau proven, and we earnestly advise such of you as buve been engaged in promoting the war against our common country to renounce yonr allegiance to the so-called Confederacy, and emerge from your bondage to error into the light of truth aud an enlarged patriotism. The end of thenar approaches. No intelli gent mind can fail to see lhat the unequal con test is drawing to a close; but so long as citi zeus of your Stale are found in hostile array against the general government established by our fathers, so long will our armies be quarter ed in your mw«t, audyonr substance approuri itccu IU UiUltllfcUU LUCLU. VT.. —J 1 There are few men in the army of the Union who do not fully appreciate the necessity t! maintaining the ur.ity ol the States, lu order to transmit permanent peace aud tranquility lu those who shall come alter them. Actuated by this high aad sacred purpose we countenance no acts on the part of our army toward those in arms against us, except each as are authorized by the usages of civiliz ed warfare throughout the world. We would rather, if possible, bring you back to the great brotherhood of States by appealing to your reason and the utter hopelessness of your effort to establish au independent government. We love our flag, and the hallowed associa tions which cluster arouud it, reachiug back to the iufaucy of the nation. We point to it reverently and ask you to modify your attachment to the dogma of State Rights to such a degree that you cau see a high er excellence in the Kigbts and welfare of the nation, l'he flag under which your people are lighting, and which for nearly four years has waved over your beautiful eity, will never ag du be hoisted within its limits. You have been redeemed from its illegitimate authority, and brought into the matveic; as light of true Liber ty, as symbolised in lire old Stars and Stripes. Gradually, bu*, with majesty, as morning sun moves up from the eastern horizon toward the zenith, illuminating all beneath and around it, bus the ftig of our country advanced step by step over the revolted States, until to day there is little left within the ancient landmarks that is subject to the heresy of Secession. We offer you this flag aud ask you to once more enshrine it within your hearts. Accent the booD, as you can readily do without, any sacriflce of manhood, and let the fact go forth to the world that the Empire State of the South, lu the language of the motto at the head of this paper, has beeu Jfat.ten.ed, Degenerated and Disenthralled. vv Solomon's Lokue No. 1, F. A. M. At tie . „, „ Hl eouimunicatiop held ou Thurs day night, December w.n, oatfe, me following officers were elected uud duly Installed lor the ensuing Masonic year : . .Richard T. Turner, W. M. Addison 8. Clark, 8. W. John Nicholson, J. W. Henry C. Freeman, Treasurer. James M. Jones, Secretary. James H. Estille, S. D. Hermann L. Schreiner, J. D, William C. VVilliamsj Chailain. Jeremiah Cavenaugb, Tyler, Geohoia Chapter No. 3, F. A. M.—Ala reg ular Cjmmuntcation, the billowing Compan ions were elected and duly installed officers ol this Chapter lor the ensuing Masonic year: R. T. Turner, H. P. Wm. Green, K. A. S. Clark, S. D. H. Galloway, C. H, J. 11. Estil), P. 8. C. J. Beatty, K, A. C. . Jno. Foley, M. 3d V. M. Reich, M. ad V. H. L.. Schreiner, M. Ist V. A. B. Luce, Treasurer. J. M. Jones, Secretaiy, 8. Landrum, Chaplaiu. J. Caveuaugb, Sentinel. 80LD1EB Accidentally fciic r.— Yesterday «» mentioned the accidental shooting of Johnson Burrill, Armorer of the 2d D vision 20th Army Corps, wiio was unloading some captured arm;: Iroin a wagon, and accident illy sprung the hummer of a mueket. The 1 all entered his body near the shoulder, and tb ; wound was not regarded as dangerous, but, contrary to expec tations, be died yesterday fori noon. The de ceased was a member of the l4 l Jth New York "Volunteers, and resided in Syracuse, New York, where be has a family. • Review. —The Fourteenth corps is being re viewed to day. PUBLIC EEETINO. To lion. R. 1). Arnold, , Mayor of the City of Havannah We, tbe citiz ms ol Savannah, believiuu lhat the interest of the City demands that immediate action be taken to get the voice of the people upon patters relating to her present aud future welfare, respectfully request that a meeting of the citizens be called on Wednesday, 28 h iust., at (yj twelve o’clock, in the Exchange Long Room —to give them that opporiunliy to ex press themselves iu reference io the Ci'y’s welfare: H. Biigbam, S. H. Eekman, John M.»(Jooper, A. Einstein, J. G. Mills, Wm. Lattmore, A. Wilbuf, D. H. Baldwin, Jas M. Prentiss, Henry Meinhard, C. H. Bulkley, Isaac Meiuhard, Jas. F. Cam), G. Brown, fi. A. Richmond, <l. B. Lamar, J. T. Thomas, Jno. H. Doppisb, F. Gro:*ffaud, Jotiu Daly, T. J. JohnG. Cook, 8. W. Wight, 8. M. Liffiteau. John Treauor, John K Mclntire, P. McCahey, W. W. Wash, W. F Sergeant, Walter O’Meara, J. S. Rogers, Charles Farrell, J. V. Connerat, W. L Vroou), Jos. H. Peck, Capt. J. McMahon, .vl. Turner, Jno. Giuimell, James E. Cope, J. W. Gieason, E. J. Gowdy, M. A. Cohen, A. 8. Hurtridge, Wm. H. Starke, Thomas Pepper, J. A. Gaudtfy, Martin Duggan, Alfred Haywood, Michal Murry, Wm. S. Rockwell, Jno. C. Duggan, JoeephGeoige, Jas. Heagny, Addiso'h S Clark, r. Gleeson, s. 0.420U5^ Jas. Sullivan, J. L>. Kowlaud, Aud. Sullivan, E. J. Purse. H. J. Dickerson, Isaac T>. Laßiche, Robt. Erwin, Augustus Boullineau, Thos. Lyon, C. C. Casey, Jno. F. Hamilton, Geo. W. Vvylly, Simon Gerstman, J, W. Coats, ’ H. D. Jordan, J R. Thompson, Michael Larviu, Alex. White, Rich. Morgan, E. Shcftall, H. W. Lailirop, Wm. H. McLeod; 11. J. Bogardus, A. Freeman, Jno. A. Douglass, Thos. R. Mills, and many others. To the citizens of Havannah : Iu conformity with the request of the A1 dermen of the city, and ol the citizens at large I hereby call a meeting of the citizens to take place at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday the 28th December, 1864, at 12 o’clock M. R. D. Arnold, Dec. 27, 1864 Mayor of Savannah. Confiscated Cotton. —We learn that about 30,000 bales of cotton have been discovered iu various portions of the city, and taken possees. sion ol by tbe U. 8, authorities. The price of this cotton will make a nice little sum to carry ou the war. Union Barber Shop.—Mr. B. Htauim, au ar tist Weil aud favorably known lo the citizens oj Savannah, has opened a Barber Shop (by"per mission) directly opposite the Pulaski House, liis rooms are neat, razors keen, towels Sean, brushes excellent, and everything iu good or der. Call on him and have jour outer mau renovated. HEADQ’RS CITY OF SAVANNAH, GA., i m December 27th, 1864. j NPEUIAI, OKDKftS, ( No. 4. * j -1. Ist Lieut. Cbas. Moyer is hereby an nounced as Chief luspector ou the staff' oi the General Comuiaudiug Post. lio will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By command of Brig. Gen. JNO. W. GEARY, ... Commanding City. w. T. I'OKBES, A. A. G. 1 1 >reiGn Gossip.—The Paris correspondent makes the following extracts fromlforis paper,-: No wouder he remarks “it, reads exceediugly like a canard ” “And now 1 must tell you a little episode of this great American struggle. A well known California banker—;vhose name I could but will not publish—some months -since thought he should like to undertake a little business on ■ "8 own account, and quite in anew line; so be fitted up a steamer lor the purpose ot cap turing American vessels nud their cargoes lie was, however, suspected, watched, detected, 1 and imprisoned m Fort Lafayette. Being well to do in this world, however, he was able to ap ply that golden key which opens even prison ioeliS. Everything was gauged between him and his guardian ; be dressed himseit in lian— nul, lied a small pack—containing certain greenbacks, &0., on his shoulders,came to the gate, and found that his secret had been discov ered and the turnkey sent away. He did not hesitate an instant, but drew a dagger, cut the noon ofltie j a , u * !r > jumped Ufteeu ieet down uto the 6 ea, and swam for one hour and 5 half, till be mnded on Jersey shore. He got safe ofl, 1 ana i. saw him to-day smoking the very long est, Cigar 1 ever beheld, as calmly as if noi &la /• uad happened. ‘You see, sir.’ said an Ameri oau, it la a war singularly fertile in incident.’ ’’ SHIPPING 1N VEI lA. ILiEN «; K.* A'd VANN All, QA., DECEMBER 27 th, 1801. BSLOW, ~ ’ « OPCORGrIAV CHAPIEK 6 —There will he a regular meeting ® /VVA 'he Chapter THIS EVENING, (Wedne- Y 'day, 38th inst.,) at 7 oxlock. By order of BfOH’D T. TURNER, H. Priesl. Jambs M. Jones, Sec’y. dec2T A ANCII£]SrT LANDMARK LQDQfI NO. 231, A. F. M..—A regular F¥j/\ communication of this Lodge will bo held ' T 'on TUESDAY NIGHT, at the Lodge Room corner of Bull aad Broughton streets, at seven " Hv*oriler or the W. M The meeting is held with the approval of the Com mandant of the eity. j ic j(j For Sale ONE Letter Press 1 large Platform Scale 1 chest Wheeh-lght’s Tools (i kegs assorted Nails tt Cross-cut Satvs 1 keg 10 oz. Tacks. Enquire &t_ this office. dec27— 2 Union Barbershop! BSTAIWai, & subject of Prussia, who has ta • ken the oath ol allegiance to t.he Union Gov eriiment, has permission from the Commandant of th Post to open a SHOP thePui“ki aud aa!l Btrecte ’ ,UHAVTNG and HAIR DRESSING performed by skillnl operators. J n. K u:m“^ Oß3 ' UOOI> BRUSHES and CLEAN 1 ;WKL*j always reatfy for cußtomers. Call and have your Beard trimmed and your Hair renovated. dec27—d4w* BERNHARD STAMM. Sword Belt Lost! $lO REWAKI) W I IfAoW»SK>Ssa!SSi2‘KJiS on the 31st iDst., to the headquarters of Gen. W 11- uams, on Perry street, near Montgom-.ry street decitt—dßt Wanted^ U ‘ S ' **«»» ■'OK CUii.fi KN ’p'JUU CY, lor check on New York IT. 8 De positary. J. A. LYNCH, ’ ..SC9- n« , , Captain and a . q, M. comer of Jones and Ahercorn sLreer-H, Teamsters. WANTED, six good drivers for six mule teams, discharged soldiers preferred. Wages, $;» per month and radons. Apply to 9 J- A.- LYNCH a- , * A - S' ?*• Art ’ J Bftk .®!A. C. grvm*. corner of Jones aytd Abereorii streetd. SAVANNAH DAILY LOYAL GEORG AN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER-27. 1864. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Commandant of the Post. —Gen. John VV. Geary ; office iu the Railroad Bank, next to the Custom House. Adjutant Gknjsral.— Capt. W. T. Forbes ; office in the Railroad Bank. Assistant Adjutant General —Capt. S. B. Wbeelock ; office in Railroad Bank. Inspector.—Lieut. Col. H. S. Jackson; office iu »he Railroad Bank. Assistant Inspector.—Lent. Cbas. Mojer. Provost Marshal. —Capt. I. B. Seymour ; office iu tbe Exchange. Commissary op Muster.— Capt. K. H. Wil bur ; office Vu the Exchange. Ordnanub OmoEß,—Capt. W. E. Goodman; office in the Exchauge. Quartermaster. —Capt. G. L, Parker ; office on the dock, opposite Custom House. Commissary ok Subsistence. — Capt. James Gillette; office on the dock,’ opposite Custom House. H arbor Master.—Capt. Silas Spicer, 3d door oast from Drayton, north aide of Bay Street. Cilice hours from 9 A. M., to 12 M., and from 2 to 6X P. M. A. Q M. for Assignment of Buildings.— Capt. Cadwaflader, office South Broad stieet, 2 doors scnUi of Gordon street. tSP Head Quarters of the Commanding Generals. —Gen’l Sherman has his Head Quar ters at the house of Mr. Charles Green. Gcii’i Howard at the house of Mr. Molyneux, late British Consul at Sivauuah who is now in Europe. Gt*i’l Slocum’s Head Q tarters are at the lute residence of Hon. Juo. Fi. Ward. Gen’l Geary, Commandant oi the Post, has his tafia*: in the Bauk building next door to the yijstom Hainij. INBUKANCK THK undersigned, as Agent for the followin g In surance Companies, is prepared to insure large mounts on all daises of risks that are insurable : Georgia Home Ihsurauee l ouipauy, OK COEUMBUS, 6A. CAPITAL $500,000 Da. Jas. F. Bozeman. President. D. F. Willcox, bec’y. Florida Home Insurance foiujiauy, OF COLUJIBUjS, GA. CAPITAL $500,000 Jno. D. Atkins, President. Jno. B. Elton, Sec’y. Augusta F. auti M. insurance Cos., OK AUGUSTA, OA. C A PITS'LL , $200,000 M. Wilkinson, President. J. C. Fargo, SecQ. iirifliu F, aud M, lusurauce Company, OK GRIKKIN, GA. CAPITAL $250,000 0. H; Johnson, President, W. J. Jossey, Sec’y. Stonewall lusurauce Company, OK ATLANTA, GA. CAPITAL • $200,000 VV. P. Inman, President, M, Cole, Sec’.y. Merchants’ insurance Fompauy, OK RICHMOND, VA. CAPITAL. $200,000 J. H. Montague, President. H. Whitai.l, Sec’y. Petersburg Savings and Insurance Cos. OK PETERSBURG, VA. CAPITAL—. $300,000 D’Arcym’aul, President. C. R. Bishop, Sec’y. Southern Ins. aud Savings Society, OK PETERSBURG, VA. CAPITAL. $500,000 K. D. Mcd.waynk, President, . Quin Morton, Sec’y. Firemen and Merchants’ Ins. t 0., OK PETERSBURG, VA. CAPITAL SIOO,OOO Jos. WritS, Prosident. 8. Sthvbns, Sec'y. TU IWFTI'K/ **2o nr* uuui' —rviuyuiij j --- OP PAHIUVILLE, VA. CAPITAL $200,01)0 11. E. President. J. W. JJUNNINUTON, SeG’y. DauviEie Insurance I'empauy, Ol’ DANVILLE, VA. • CAPITA L SIOO,OOO W. P. Ch/.SK, President, E. J. Bell, Sec’y. North Caroliaa Stock Insurance I’d. OF CHARLOTTE, N. C. CAPITAL f,:ioo,ood Dr. E. Nr a Hutchinson. President. J, M. Bprinus, Sec’y. Eufaula Home Insurance Company, OP BUPAULA, ALA. CApj&AL $600,01X1 J. OrL. Maiitin, President. F. 1). WooLHorTER, Sec’y. Alabama Insurance Company, OP MONTGOMERY. ALA. * CAPITAL - $200,000 W. <5. Bias, President. E. fl. Metcalf, Sec’y. Enfaftla Fire and Marine Ins. Cos., or eufaula, ala. CAPITAL S2OO,OCX B. B. Voutsu, President. C. R. Woods', See’y. VI wodvSilc Insurance Company, OF EUFAULA, ALA. CAPITAL •. ,$300,000 Wa. Woods, President. J. G. L. Martin, Sec’y. Merchants’ Insurance Company, OF MOBILE, ALA. CAPITAL $200,000 J. C. -Dubose, President. D. Hukbard, Sec’y. sep7 A WILBUR, Agent,. Me Insurancel If fflii j liinderaigned, having been appointed Agent A Kit «Uo following Georgia Companies, is prepur ed to tssufepokeies to the amount of - sa w mill ed Thausand Dollar*, In one risk, and ou the most favorable terms. Southern Mutual insurance Cos. OP ATHENS. ASBUUY HULL, Pres’t ALBON CHASE, Sec’y a wars naso.Ofjo Confederate F. & ltl. iasurauce Cos, * OF ATLANTA. CHAB. F. McCAY, Pres’i.. WM. McNAUGHT, Bee .CAPITAL $300,000. Soutkeru I insurance and Trust Cos. OF SAVANNAH. HUNKY BRIGHAM, Prus’t.... K. C. I-kGRIEL, Sec. CAPITAL $1,000,000. OF SAVANNAH, CAPITAL, $1,000,000. MB. McHENRY, Fres’t J. T. THOMAS, Sec, Home insurance Couipauy, OF SAVANNAH. CAPITAL, $2,500,000, AAEON WILBUR, Pres’t M. A. C’OjiEN, Sec. Eiuolre Wtate Insurance Cciupanv, OF MACON. CAPITAL, $500,(X)0. , GKO. 8. IFHKAR, Pres’tr H. L. JEWETT, Sec. Ceutra! Georgia Insurance Cos. OF MACON. f BENJ. F. ROSS, Pres’t. ..A. K.-FREEMAN, Sec’y CAPITAL $500,000. Stonewall Insurance Cos. OF ATLANTA. WAP. IN MAN, Brest MOSES COLE, Sec CAPITAL $200,000. ; Cfii&n k\ &. HI. Insurance Cos. OF iIJHFFIN. U. a. TOHNSON, Pres W. J. JOBSEY, See CAPITAL $1450,000. F. & M. (insurance ('«. Op AcroasTA M.TA'Ii/tUNSON. Pres J. O. FARGO, Her CAPITAL $200,000. (ircai Southern Insurauce <’o. OP MACON. V, H . JOHNSTSON. Pres 0. DAY, Sec. CAPITAL $2,500,000. 'AL-rpliCiitloiiH by mail, giving full descriptions of pro per (y otiered tor insurance, including adja cent ijailu Vugs, will receive prompt attention. ALDON CRASH, Agent. vSS aeus, November, Jtki3. iau« OEOR9IA, BDtOOfCS COUNTY. —To .all whoa it tntv concern: Whereas Mr, Laura Hook will apply at the Coer' ol Ordinary lor Latter# o; Dismission nr. Auinlme trator on tbu estate of John un i, tato o said t-onnly ue'eased: These arc, therefore, Io ei* o s,„) adruoulsh all wtoc it may to be and .|«arl»foressiu Cows >’ make objection (if anv V >■ l«ye) on or bo*' W '«• first Monday la April mutt, otherwise laid 'oitei wii: he 'ranted. October 19th, 1854. i, G MeCALL, cc 19P iVlnn-v GVEOHSIA, BROOKS COUNTY.- •)■* wh I may coueejn. W iiorcal. D wii. Apply to to© (Jourt o J Ordinal v fir Letters o! esWa -Jt tu iw estate o' 8. O. Wilkins, on aid eonmy, dticeas u, having full) ac minis lured, Those its a therefore, to #lt© w J admoulßU ab parties mterewed, whether kindred i crodHot*, to show cause (U aa , thc-y iu; ,e) v'.Udf the lime p« aeritod by ,aw, v i .u.unid o 0 be granleJ 1 sen', apiffiezet ■Witness J fj McCall. K.m,, Ord. jery o; Brooks aoun.y. this 19,u day o> October, 13k« oc'9i) i fj. Vt< ALL. o u.o. •- ~ A Os.--utiA.i‘MAM OODhs a x *- a.l U whom , t may oonoerp : Whereas, Harvey ha.opard will *f.'>y »» »> of Oidlnary, tor i.cttsr: Di«ra!»sary »« Aduiioir .ratoro! the Eetuleoi Joim Loud, ol said cone ty deceased. These are, therefore. t> cite and admonish *t ftbom it may concern U> be aud appear before Cmi to maiia objection <if ary they have) on or be . loro the arel iloaday in '4 ur ii next, otherwis sab letter, rrii be grantod. WUnexi. Doaftuak a. sJ’BsHfao, Esu. ->«>ls ary to Chatham Cowoty this Bits dsv'of September, 1 54 eulO D■ > k.i ; - >e v , ■r- - ~ r (1 IKtI»K.«SA—BFFIM6I,t« CUL ..-'lv »>• T whom i t may ooncson: Whereas. John J, Reis er, Adodclalrator do hctiif non on the estate of Davi i kei .f.i. hai apjotod to a eto bo discharged fniic’thqad i f.dstrat-on of said estate— These &ro. therefore, t icitj and a*monish all aud slngiiar. the kindred and fre.yt'irs, to Hie their objec tion*, if aav thay have, i.'i a, .-ofilce, on or before ih<- Jta ifONDi-rJu April If» 1J,.,r .vie - dwouei-f,, wii ho granted to tbe xppi o.4ri* Witness my baud and utmlsl sigoatare. tots til ls', day Septoicher. idiid, . F. W, I'aBFAU, Ordinary K, i> sp’rßd (I KUPAHA, Mill JITGd .4 Ot/ udl’Y.-W so si. JT it may conoarfi—• Whereas, Laura T.liarfis will apply to tbe Court c Ordinary ior ..Lettor-’. .oßH«s,«iy as Administratrix or the Kulate <v.J. m, Harris, i. ceased, These art, tnorolore, to rise and admonish ail ..retie Interested, whether kindled or eredlto;#, to be uo appear at my Court wHtan the time proscribed by la« to show eaiise, if any they have, why Lettex rh-«: not bo granted to aoLi apyiotnL Witness, B, A. Bixo, kurj, Ordinary for Mel-;'. ■<- county, this 4th day Os October, 1310. ooff* )< « «!»>:> r* ir CAKOriHl*., KIMIGKs tiOGMTY.- nu; wooftiU S’ may concern. Whereas, John Uan ■ok i'aa sprdied to rn - tor Let ersof Huardinnahp of lb* uj.uur ho is ( 1 Hi. 0. Dukes, lat of said oounty, deceased Theseata, ffmretore, to cite *u,; iumocoh afi when I'.may ooucern, tub* and nno-iar j<. said Ccur > -.ekeobjection (if any thsj have) on bofoic tts srst hfonday lu Jannaiy sextronhcrirlsetitc: ’etto-s will be granted. Witness my hand ibis 2ah Sor , 1364. nr-vSO , J, G. MoDALTj. o. c. 0 GEOJBUIA— FiFFiNGHAM. COUNTY.-To ail whom i msy cone rn: Whereat l avu alfi. S'ilsou hub applied to n;o lor Lettei sos Adminisiratioi on tire es'.ate of James K. Wilso.i, latn ol said c ,«uty, deceased, The . aie therefore to ea i ini perrons interested' to flle'.heiro leodons, P thsy nivo any. n uy 018 e oo or before the eeno .and M(ro«v in January next, other wife let era will be g snlel to the applicant Given omier my ac id i dofiiciai signature, this IS h dry of Cl ivetoUer, IS{4. no 80 F i* Tio'nrr, f. K, o, J IRsWjKtttaja—JtJr.AOGlißJlt .CGDisTX—XO »l Jrhonii may concern: Whereas, Samuel B Blddcnbco'c has applied to me for Letters o' Admlni.trstlon on to ,< >' tale ot Stiiza. hi th L. Ra. k!y, lain of sal i county, decw&owd, These are, tuerefore, tooUeaud ndmoman ail parties Interested, whether kindred or creffltors, to be and ai pear at my Ooarbwiiast the time prescribed bylaw, to show cause (if &oy they liavof, why fosters shoa! cot ho gvantai! io raid a^lloant. Given tuider my lined aid ofdcHU dgnaturo thii ) s 'l day of ISoveiubor, 1564. JOOVBO F. V. . TBEFAIT. Ordinary it. O. ( fl KOls<y I A -BJOOK9 ODD ITY.—To a i V.s’ whom it may ooactn: Whereas, H. Browa wiii apply to the Court c Ordinary for falter* of i)i*mleeloc as Admfumraloi on kite estatu of VV. B. Ik,iwn, deceased, The-ie ara, th«rsiY,m, *> cite and a monish a!! *t>. slqgaiar ifse kindrsd an : are<lHon ,! t ul docea*.ed so nopesr sf, my often; on cibefore th« • ret Monday ii- May molt, to ihow cacsi .in jyUesy should io- bo granted its.- da¥ of io vcnti.of*- 2 -d obtoliri a) - «ture this 9lh neyld ‘ HMHwt'Glfl-BBiKKH OOUfeTY —To all wiioc Vjf it may concern; Wln dear, W W. Q:o,yor. will apply a» tha Ooor 51 Ordinary for Letters DUmls*ory Atf'Dlntsmtoi on theea-au Os J ti..-I.3t>yer, is to oi said count 1 de ■ a::od: These *ra therefore Incite a.td admon'ah a!» partim interefiiod wh :tiwr kin r> and or crailHors, to bo sci appear at Hi e Ooart, m it,., time prsßcrihe.l by Gw. to show cause (If ay they imvc, whv laid lelfor’- •houbi not b.j granted. Giv.-u coder rev hail win! otHclal stgnatnrc tins 2Sth day of 3ept., 1864, OC’,l ' H McOA-LL o s' n. State, op georgx-Bitot.Ki uoUNi'f To all wh'ai it ms siceru ; '/Jhm-eai r , Su’ i Yams will apply to lie Omm of Ordinary or Bricks .«nty lor Letters »t admin UtratiOß on the estae ot Daiiue la'ei, late of s»ld county, U'-ceasod, These are, therefore, fi cite and admonish all whoib H may concern, to bo am appear before aaUt Court, n make objection (!♦ air they have), on or before first Monday in Jam ry nest, otherwise said let ters will bo granted, W *ue>B this 7ih dayoi Decern her, 1861. deep J B- UaOfi LU O. B. <\ / 1 fSvXt&GIA. — 1 C HA T li. Aai U liis i X .—lo a! \>T Wi.om is may eorcorn: Wbeateae Henry K.J -nea will apply at the Court of Ordinary l r Let or, of Guardianship on the parson and prope ;y of AaraLii. Whi e, a minor and orphan child oi .-I'illnun P. Vhde, late oi enkl conn y de cease a— The,e are, therefore to cite and admonish ail wbmr It may cone ,rn, to euro appear heiore sad Court to make ohjecdon (if any they have) ou or before :ht tiret MONDAY la Desetnber next, othetwlsu saiu .ot ter* will be granted Witne,,., Domi'ickvl O’Byrne. Ordinary for Onsi hani County, this 12 1 dny oi O t bur, 186! Du A ifiiOK A. .PBYiiNffi, O, O C. octlS KDJUGI A^Ua’i.THAH JoUNT i— T si. in U may coaear Whereas, WiilLiil K. Horita will spp y at *.h Court oi. Ordinary Ifir Letters Disadtsorv , * Admit ialrator on the cetati oi A. if. Whftbccit, i: 13 ol is oounly dtioaoodi These are, thereto®, to elite and admonhb allwbo- Umay concern, to t» mia apiiear bmore >■ Id Ooait make objection (it ai> tnoy have) ou or b iore tho’; Monday in Heeeiabd next, otherwise ta, J ,;>t r. tri be granted. WitneiS, Bominioj £. O’Byrno, Bsq., otdina.. OhfiihaiL ■ ’*< 1 ■':,v, ri.t 3d day'd June, !Hd ■ ««« . • ‘-Tr» , G 1 GOiUHA, CHATHAM CUUI. V.—To a! !T whom it may dacern: Whereas, Jchti ri vViliiams will apply at the Cone of Ordicary for iaders Hismiesaiy Adudulstia wren the oitateroi ifohn v». Kelly, late i said conn ty, decoa»»d: hi inaf'oo.-ih—o«fore uiinjouri ~ make ohjeotion t'.i-yn they « vc,) on or id'ora the firs filondav in FefarjJy ne.>t, olhiirwimt aar; leitfe/s wli be grin'.! and. f Witnen, ObtalnUi *. O’B/rnn, Esq. Ordinarv fo< Chatham fioanty, tNt Istday.vi August. 'c64 atie-9 • * ■■■>■»UK « a. ft. STAi’Ji, OP 011.1$; .14—-IdA i'tiAM CuUN X i’. — To ail whom Hfoay.coecer'i : Whereas, Minna i>.trg will a >pty at tie Court o. Ordinary for Lotteri UittiuisKt.ry as ifiaer utrlx cu the Kstalo of SigmuodlUig, leO..- of said ecuu y, de ctiksod. t There aro, tborejoro, to cite and admonish id whom it may coeccfr., to bo iiid a.ipoal ',. ioru said Gooit 10 miko cbjaelion <u any they hjy •) ou or he> lore the flfit Moatliy iu .'ay nun, ot .urwise eai letters will be grankti WReese: Dominb 1 A.-O’Byrne, Ovdir ary for Chat ham con. ty tics ajtkday or.Oct'fber, It 64. out 87* LOW Ids A 0»B Y H sK, o. o ) GjP GKDSw«a*.-t?H AI'HAM tHH fi) *TY.—•fO'Rll-waom H may concern, Whereas, Miry A Furman will apply it IboOor rt ■ Ordinary for Loitoix isuiieajrjr as Ad t bdeuairix 01 the eeiate 01 (ieattx U. tfurmru, lut 01 toidHi county, c-cesscd. • These aro. uiorofuro, lo oUe and a.j tilth whoa, ii may ootmera, to jw sn-.l appear oofm said Court tc auske objection (irbiay tl,ay have) 011 or before t!;. SmMonday in March nest, o’.bervs B rs’d letters will be granted. Witness, DoMaiidlik A O'.lfyrae. ®f*.j OrJiatrs Uv Chathate Oonntv, : i M-i day S> pte-;sbar, 1f64. sens 7'"' '■ ‘ ' ' ' v ’■ n S«K 13 I ii-UHATHAM CiiUNTY.—T,. \IM whom li may concern: Whereas, William K. Flynn will appL at the Court of OMlnu-y tor Letters BtsuDissory ii Administrator on the estate of Mary A- T. rlyic late 1 Chatham soauty, decerned: These six thuroft/e, to cits and ndhionish all whom It way courera, rj fin at*.-.! appear beiore said Coat t mah« obfet-tion flf so.y they have) on or before > frit Monday !;-Sli-toh ueit, otherwie: said tettersWt. be granted. Wltueaa. DooiiPisV A. O’Ryrne. htsii.. Ordiofcry ;m dhathaoi eoa.iiv. Vfcls 29m day oi Aa* ist, 13S». •vni'w - ••••«! i n-vntdv. .. - / y r. —SituDKo U-rUcn'i' - ,o a.i who VI it may concern : Wheroan John Ltek has applied to wo forLetow of Administration on the estate oi U. it. Dukes, late o. sal-I county, deseaiod, This i*, ihortfoo, to oils as ) H-lmorilsb all con corned to sir om .my ofit!os 1 1 tt-e time presorttie-: by law, to show ossaa w» t .e«ore should not bo grant ad the *ppi!osri - . tifran undo.- my hand jutld oSuikl sigutlnre, IT!* 9tt day of Novembnr, ISO* uurJA • * « iicOAlL, iu*ry C’ r « TK OR GTt«R«$ A.-CHATH.AM COOK gs TY -Toil whom It may concern: WVT.as, Aug-iit.sP Wetter will apply at the Cour r>f Ordmarv for letters Dio.olsaory a* Rxucotnr nc tin Ksta ! -n of BAargaret Tclieli U-ta. of said county, do cease H Tin e are, therefore, to cite and admonish a!; -vtiooi It may concern, lo h and appear boloro eslt' tloii'.-t puna o objection (i( anyyJtey havujon or be for • the flret M nday In Jit:Alary next, otherwise said letters will ha granted, WiU ess. Dominick A o‘Byrne, Esq., Ordinary io> Ohaihaia County, this Ist day of duly, 1814. 10 i oviyrcy a 'r ivvifww « ~ . / f Lunula * tl,i -TU..M Li'jOcii’i Y.— ro a7 “do wh-. sHi' sy cm.corn : *H< rear, Ma.- ,*) Davis will apply at the O .on of Ordinary for -ft Disoilsaory a Ailiuiniatr .ini CUT.'O catat* o : ! a: 'el Nhiree, lal« of taid cutty, de eeaeed. These are, tht r iore, to cite all pereone tntereit, and lobs and appear At my oSioe on or before the Cos Mon.isy in April next, to ale tholr objection#, 1 they have any, oUu.rtttso fald Letter# will be grantei to the applfCMd. WHnesa, Dominick O’Byrno, Kjq., Ordinary lot 1 Jhathaui e ruuty this II dav of October, 1864. o«t4 * DOMiNICK A. O'pYltNß, o o.r. Mlf O B«ttU I A—SFFIHaiiAiT O COUNTY —To ail whom u may concern ; Whcroaft, kilaalietA Oraha and Tiioma# Brannot, ail! apply at the Court ot Ordinary, on the first MON DAY in Apr!' next, to ho discharged frosn the admit fatration oi the estate ol William F Graham— Theie r.ro, thpreloro, lo oilo and admo. .ah al. ipei sop* interested to be and anoear at tha Court ol >• 'hoary, w, thlo '.lid tuna pieacrlbod by law to me tholr obloctlooß, if they naw bay, ot wife Letter# of Dismission ,i be granted to . applicant. Given under my baud and oflic.'a aiguatur# Jibdnyoi Lo, ternber. 1864. if. JR;. rKIiKAU *‘>r'*4 n»rfir»,r V- i ;_• _Lr:Csi*«;..,it—uoi’F it K OOUi*TY a'» a j V" c whom i t may couoorn; Whereas, D. 11. Kir) '.an i aud Joseph Kirk land wi. ■ippiy at tin# Oior; oi Ordinary'lor Letters of • doiin tstrationo; tbe oefo.te of Timothy Klikland„ late oi s ii tounty, dweu el, These are, therefore, to cite and tdmontaii all wr it may coimart, lo lie ami apiie&rjiefere said Couc u make objeotiofi (li nuy they have) on or before tin first Monday lu Janumy next, otherwise sa;J tetter will bograntod. Witness, thL 7sljl day oi i?ovoiDb-r. itat novlß Dt-'lr L L fT o « r. -■ ■■■- v .ft. —uairuia uouiU'i. a, C 4 whom it may concern: Wm was, Juiifo* B, bwsat will a ply it the Com c>t "idTnary lor Lliters of Administration, “cun teaiamor.ta anaexo,” on the estate ot barali C and Ld, 1. to of said county, dcc .oae , 'Uioso are, theroiore, to cite and admonish all when it may couoorn, to be ami appear bo fore said Court t Luakoohje .iion (if any they have) on br before the 2d Monday in January next, otherwise aui.i letters wn bo granted. vnwiw Dominic'; a. O’Byrne,Ksq, Ordlasuryfo! Gb»U !*cfl -»•>» ’■¥. this 85A day of November, 16£4. uovSC * r-o-.-wr. * * -- * " U.OKQIA, JbiBKliTY tidUiui —To a, who " ft o ay ooecern. •Vhoreaß, Vaio.-ia It IrlcFall, will appiy to the tCourt ot Uidinary .or fot.crs ,oi Adoiii.mwtilou on he eetiue 11 oi Aiaa K. t-scFa.l, ceeatced, Those are, itjeiafore. to cue. «nd acidionish all p. r sons interested to Lo and apnear st my oGiee 'JL oi • second Monday lu January next io file t ,e lr obfoctions U’- *ny they havei otnerwffte said leu re svfo bo cjautod. Wiin rs, W. I s . Girardeau k cq-,' ordinary for Libeity couiiti, 2 I day December 18'.4 dc.’> __ w. I*. giw.ABDR|;U. o l. o. J l AOUtilA—LiJJhdiTY WtINTY.—-to tttl WttOu UJ’ ii uity concern: VVhoroas, Charles 8 McKimui will apply to tbr Court oi urdtiutry for Letter* Dismisswry as Admlnis Uuior on the estate oi Wachingtou Winn, deceased: 'These aro. therefore, to cite and adn.ouwa an who It may concern lo bo and apnea. Lieloro smd doit it iiiakeob<3ovou if any they have) on or tieiors tbs iuT » in January next, otbei wise said lette i*ia j<- no ... Witness, W, P. Sirardeaa, Esq.. Ord-oarv ,or n‘; arty cokcty, vhi# *l." Jnnti 1594. m i*es r ' I i FUR di A—Bit* lkb v."jOn i' yio up whom it U may concern: • Whereas, J. A. Magrader has applied to me ior Le'ters oi tJuardiansaipon the.poraon and property of Euit a O and John 0. fagruder, minors auder 14 years, residents ol tai l county, 'k bests are .boreforo lo cite and admonish all par.let interested, whether kiudrod or creditors, io be and sjipe -r at my uourt, within the tt ra e preoertb ed bylaw to show caus.! (if any they have) why Let tors should not be granted to said applicant. V< itness my bond teal. no«’2s J. f> Mo-JALL. O B O. I 1 EuitGiA, fihUu OO.ixfi. k'o all wnorn i ur may concern, Whereas, Wm. Blltch will apply lo the Court o Oidinary vl Brjan county O i the firs. Monday to ilove .ixer ne. t lor Letters of Disiuiesion as Guar I iar. of Anjclice Barber Tt-osu are, therefore, B> cite and admonish a!' pai ties intorocted, -rtheihar kindred or creditors, to b and appear at my Court within the lime prescribe. . law, lo show cause, If any they bavo, why iottai should not bo gran'—to ss- i<3 , "EryeE couaTy, ifiTTSKiT ay ot deptembor, 1564. tr 28 *M. H HAYMtNB o. » e / V tii-liXtiA ft A—Bit tAM fotdi Y—To an wuou VF It may concern: Whereas, John Bustier will apply to ’.be Couit o) Urditary for Letter* Disoiintory a# Goerdiuu of > B. ruj Geo, A, bkamnls," These aro, thereioru. to oils ctd aumonish all wi lt may concern, to bo and appearDefore said Gourt t make objection (if any tuny have# on or before me 1- --iondiy'in April next, oeherwife icld ietfors wi! be granted. Wniic*s, W. H. iiayman, Ordinary for Brya j county, tills 21th day of depteuiner, ibifi. re. -it W. H HAYifAT. o t. o *i at fix .ts As \A Lißildsfi t LOUD £ 1.-Tu \3f wbo-'i. it may couaern: ostaio of it. Lawronoo Winn, lata ot raid dosuA ,Wo-..«d. will apply to the Oomt ot Ordinary or tb oo o for Letters DUgtfMory. Tbero r.ro, tiiereloro, >o cite and adw-eeiah all wtoi It may concern, to ho and appear before said Court . .'.ah ; obiautiou (If any they have), cu or i>elur« tb •if at jjonday la January aeit, other alas said loiter will bo graated. WitroaA W. P, Girardeau, Kaq., Ordluary tor Linos jour.lv, this gist day of June, 1-Sa. *f»y4 ■» VS «u;*v>DersTi „ , Pj / T LOlililA—CuiiTull COUNTY. —lo all whom it IJT may concern : Wheica., Joaopb Bass has applU and to me tor l et tors oi Cuaid'anehip ol the person and properly o the minor heirs ol l aao 8, iiua, late of raid oouuty dccea.ed, * Thnso aro, ttie retore, to clta and admonish all an siugular, the kindred and creditors of said decease, tu die their obioctlone (if any they have) in uiy uDici within the limn proscribed by law, otherwise loUe* i will be granted to the applicant V. itr,e,nt my hand his November 16th, 1864. EOV 9 * H. MORGAN, o, o. o iTto.Dltij't A— ULiWUH COUNT J.- lo ah whim \'si it may concern! Whoieas, Joi-n F. dmith has applied to mo lor t.c - tors of Aduiiius.i atlon" on the estate of JacksoL u- c. late ol ssidoounty, deceased : These a e thoroioru to cite and admonish ail parties whether kindred or creditors, tr be and appear at my Court, w thin toe time proscribed oy low, to show reuse (if nnv they have) why Lotleis should tot be granted to ad applicant, Silr.oii say uand Vui- Oct. 26th, 1161. oeUB K H ■*• r.vns v e e e / 1 fitsksS G<A—ULiNUU uoUi’l'f ». — real* suuu f.3? it i-.>y conoern; Whereas, Mary A. pavh has sp; lied to an !or i.e'tsrscl A imu-stration ou the estate oi Win L Cutis, late of acid county, - cr aped, These are. tucrefore, ti clto and admonish all per 1 ns concerns i io show caii'e (if any can) at toy ol ire cu th%flrut Monday In Ja ita-y next, why Lot -e-ooi AdnMi istration sbouid not oc granted said an : iic-ant. ■ do 9 H MOBP.* w o. ft o if \ tS 'c.hiA—U'ijUiUJ:i ouuh'n,—To 611 Whoo VJf it may oftMertt ..... Wac sac Guilford L’.st ngor has applied to hn !o Lotte:* < 1 Aiititeitiisil noil the estate of J>aepb JCi hon. 1 of said 00-. :ivy, doeeassJ, These ore therefore to cite and admonish all j allies interested, whether kindrsd or croditois, lo be ,:• appear at my coiijt within the Utw piece: bed by ' te show cause, li any they base, why I. tiers should bo! be granted to said applicant. W*. -:.5* my band tbirD-ounber 6th, IT d.-<y * H su"»( .-r-ii >„..c > r -'J,'.;-. Hi* v: i.‘ > lit! 1 —OLlixOa UciUixfi.— O To all whivß it may c-meern : Whereas, - rira Bi.iit .ml applied te me f i Letters of AdbihiisiraUen on the estate ol .fr.noi Kight, late of said county, deceased— Those aro, there lore, to cite all jicreone. -vbe ei kindred or creditors, to bo cud appear at ruy ufiic ot: nr beioro ibo Brat Monday in January .next, file their objections, if nuy they h ive, why ‘oilers of Ad mbdslrs'ton should not be granted to the U( p!i it Wiitie -, this llili day ol November, lb 4. i ovl4 . if MOiitfAN o. o o, NOTICE. t KOB' IIA, OuiNCff to j TY —BU mouths a; VX ter date i will make application to .no Uonor r.ii.'e the -wdi oi Ordt iary o!«iil c m Tty tor Latte a :>■ Dismission u Adiiiirustriter ->a tbj estate hi Sea - horn Lastioger, lute of sat i aoanty, and- eased. Th.s September lOUi. ‘S64. GliOßfiL W: NB WBORN, ee '22 * sdtuinlatr lo^. N O TICK. AY KOEGIA-BSDCKB COUlrfY.-To the dls- XJT tr bu'tei ol the f8 ae of DavU Ldmonsdn, late o. sad corr.-ly. deceased You are Siorer-.y not fie i that I will apr.-’y at the nest Jan ’ary ter., of the four, o; Ordinary o; ra* t ounty for the spp Jhtment of three orjuior ) irueh IJors of B<‘d corn ly, to (iis rl ute said estate, according lo law, amoi g the heirs o tai 1 diceased. » WtY itDMOSTBON, dcc'J t dm cistratri*. Adminis rator’s Notice. A LL persons having demands aga'nsl tho Es ato I ,fi J Screven urner, deceased, aro r, ‘(do-tod to hard them In duly certified; and those Indebted to salt Estate ;o make 'ey men Ho octs K. T. OI BJON. Ada InUtrntor. Buggies for Sale. ( Double Buggy; ona no top Buggy; Loth in pei \ * lect ordor, X ; or tale by do0l»-2 A. it. WBIGHT, THE CHURCH INTELLIGENCER, DBYOTUD TO THK INTKHEBTS OF THK Protestant Ep scopal Church IN THK GGNFEDKKATK STATKiS, 18 NOW PUBLISHED BY TUK I*. K. C. Piiblitliiiig Assooiitttloii, IN CHAKLOTTB, N. O. KEV. F. M. IIU BBAkTI~D. D. I „ KKV. G. M. tVKRHART, A. M. j Editor * TEItMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, CASH IN ADVANCK I For a months ..$ 5 UU cor 5 mouths IU Oil Fori year "lao-uu roi Army or Hospital distribution, a deduction ol 25 iier cent, nil couiniunical ions ehouid he addressed "(Jburch Intelligencer, Oliarlotte, N. U.” oil -tt—law4t* hi O SJPKOX LJ c» OF THE taihGlic Jourifai, TO BE I’UBLIBitED AT AUGUSTA. GA., ON 'THE Ist OF UOToBEH, 1W64. AN view of the fact thul me Catholic* ol the Com lederute Stales are without an oigau—that they uave no newspaper lo communicate to tnem religious mairliciiou aud lniormuuou, the Pastorale aud other olhciai docuumius ol ihe Bisuops aim Pastors of iliu Cuuieu; to enliven\i,e e'aith anu instruct Lhe mruds ol tiiose in tne Army—the undersigned propose es tablishing such an organ m the city oi Augu*u., Uu. and design issuing ttiu lust number übout ihu Ist October next. . 'The object of the “Pacificator” will be : Ist. To supply, as fur as possible, this great neces sity, and louuvucuie, man eminent manner, sound Catholic doctrines anu views, pieseuteu in the true Cainollc spirit and tone. 2d. It Will be ottered tt, the Catholic Bishops and Clergy Ol tne entire ConK-derucy as a medium mi pubilsniug their ollitiifi communications; anu, lueit mro, appeals lo them forcibly lot their eucourageiueui and support. au. it wm contain items ol Catholic intelligence iroiu all parts oT the world; and anangeuients wiL be made With mis View to obtain Catholic joui nals aud puimcations through the blockade orotfi erwise. 4tn. u will contain a Foreign Department, in which a summary oi newsol lnteiosl to readers ol loreigu birth will oogiven. 6tb. it will contaiu, also, a Literary Departmonl, iu which will be given Slones ol a reiigiousoFmoi,- al character. Poetry, Essays, ate. —designed OBpecia. ly lor the amusement aud instruction oi Catholic In dies ami children. tith. It will also contaiu a weekly summary ol news, the markets ol the piihcipal cities, dtc.; aud selec tions of a miscellaueous character. Tlh. its political tone will be eminently Bqutheru and Republican; advocating most strenuously, as xls name inmates, Peace —a speedy aud houoiablc Peace —lor our uisuacted country; holding, at the same Lime, that it is. the essence oi Kepiibl.cau Govern ment lhat the powers ul those wno govern emanale' Ironi Lhe nee consent-and choice oi Lhe goverueu, ehat the subjugauou ol a part ol a Republic by an other part is a heresy m Republican principles and a contradiction in terms; luai the Abolition conspi racy ol the northern Btales had dissolved the Union even before tne beginning oi the present war; thui the ooutli was forced lo select ner own mode ol Gov ernment; uial Slavery is not prohibited by the Law ol Nature, or tne Law oi Christ, under certam coudi- Lions; mat the coudiuons uecessaiy to lrue Slavery uom Moral and Gunstiau ceusure, must be lulfiiieo by the owners oi Biaves; that War is one of the most dicadlul scourges witu' which Divine Providence visits -Nations iu tli justice; that the cause oi ail misfortune lies lu sm; aud lhat by uUacßing siu ami immorality we aim the deatu blow at wars and public calamities; tuat reiauuifouui war, which may, some limes,in oi him wuu has the supreme au thority, become a matter ol absolute necessity, is to be checked aud restrained; aud is m direct opposition to the spirit ami maxims oi Christ, as leading to the honors that have characterized Pagan warfare In limes past, or disgrace now Lhe savage proceedings of Indian Nations; aud, finally, lhat, it we abstain from siu, aud lift up pure.suppliant hands to the Throne oi Mercy, we wit,, at the time appointed in the Counsels ol Divine justice auu wisdom, deserve that God withdraw His that using baud, aud restori to us peace, restand irauquility. The "Pacificator” will be published weekly on good paper auu clear type at FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM,IN ADVANCE, Eight ior Six Months, or Five lor T hree Mouths. The earnestco operation ot the Bishops uud Ciergy of Lhe Catholic Church, as well aa the Laity, is rt epeeuuily solicited iu iurthermg this good.worU. W>. have already received the approbation ol the Bishoj ul this Diocese. WALSH &j BLOMK, Publisher* Augusta, Ga., Aug. 25th, XBti4. augSl—tl Notice. w4V4& r ftiUwi ny them with meals. Rooms cau he rented aud fodg logs procuied ou reasonable terms. W. H. WILTBKIfGER & CO. Dec. titli U 64. * dech —s A Card. YIAUAiUK ItIGKV, long celebrated in the IvX treatmeut oi Fkmai.e Disbases, hereby otters her professional services to the Ladies of Savannah Having had all the requisite advantages, she is confi dent of her ability to rei-evo the sufferings of her sex, to whose peculiar complaints she exclusively and :votes herself. References to einiueut physicians given il required. - Residence at Lhe corner of Berry aud Montgomery streets. Office hours from 9 a. m. until 4 o’clock p. in. uovl—tw!2 NEW GOODS. QNK CABK Confederate Urey Uaseiniere 1 case Hark Jesus 111 doz Merino Undershirts B'ack Alpaca Mourning Calico Black Flax Thread Hair Pins 5 bales Cotton Osnaburg For sale by novlß—(i Du WITT & MORGAN. For Sale, epA A FINK Saddle and Buggy Horse jjvjgSt He is both kind and gentle, ami will be sold cheap if a, piled tor immediately.— Jms*. For particulars, apply to L’U. B. F. ULMER, dec —2* cor. Broughton and Price sts. Invoke of Hardware JUST RECEIVED AT Augusta, Gra. 2,000* ?ouefl EI * s English Cyit 'Tacks, as ’liMKl papers Heel Tacks, 4 and %, In pound packs 100 grog* Iron Table Spoons 50 doz 3 in. Iri*n Chest Locks 75 doz iron Pad Locks 100 doz Brass and Iron Curry < tombs r— Assortment ol Mill, Bastard and Taper Flies Assortment of Englwh Hooks aud Hinges . 25 doz iialter Chains 51 wing and Peg Awls For sale ny novlS—lw D. D. COHEN. Wanted, MA HitllSK, by the fiist of December, in the eeutral part <1 town, with 4 tob rooms, gas and water. Address Box 3tt2, Post Ot lice, savannah. novli— 2* SSO Howard. STOLEN from a house in Margaret street, ou kJ suuday morning, lath inst., seveu Silver Table Spoons, with the innials *‘E. A. li.” on the handies. The above reward will be paid for their recovery Apply at the Morning News office. novlS—:l SIOO Reward STOLEN from my house on William street, ou the night of the 14th, several articles of Clothing, such as Laoies 1 Dresses; alsp, one Overcoat, ole pair Black Pan's, one Black Shawl, and'several ar ticles of Jewelry. liovltl -1* CUAS. A GQUPKK. For Sale. AN A No. 1 BLACK HORSE, eight years /JrAAV'old, kind and utle in the harness' and uc r the saddle. Euqiiire of Messrß. BLOUNT & Dawson novitt-j* Notice. '3151 K subscriber has removed to the store on A Whitaker street, formerly occupied by Mr. C. Cannon, and will open this day a line lot of Groce ries just received by blockade. • II- Vls— S E. EHRLICH. For Sale. AIIOIMv and lot at Blackrtiear, No 8 A. & U. K. K. The Jot is about five acres. The house contains six comfortable rooms, and a hall 18x20 feet, twd store-rooms and kitcheu attached, stables, carriage house and wash room. On the lot are two fine wejls of water, a growing orchard of peach aud apple trees, and Hue garden. For further particulate apply to ' AND. M. ROSS, Jec3—tf Bank State of Georgia. ACADEMY it. VlNOiioii Pilii, savannah, «a, Conducted by Jh« Sisters of our t.adv of Mercy. TiHE Fall 8e ifon of 1 ia lnoudfon wil opaa Septuiuh. r IBIU and close Februar* IB;h, lir-5 The Spring Hessl u *»lff i-o.u* O, e. E'at taary 16n an.) cio e July 15th with & put.iii e*' mioanou and Ji*- ribcVon ol pieml uns, Bt winah tile parentj Bud guaidi üB, as also .he ihcdludo., cro in vited 10 attend. Tern ■ per 8 estoc, iuoludicy BoarJ snd tug i*ahTui ion, payable in advance s<jOo Jd French xe etf Musfo in the P eno, vrilh use ot iueiruuieiit... 60 uu Music ' n lee Gu-iar Wi-J Crayon Drawing snd Patul u* In Water Dol ors 2 0 <»d Oriental Painting 15 00 Fui cy v, oikacd Embroidery 10 oo K ax Fruit uud Flowers 15 ikt Summer Vaoi Mon il spent at tlm Academy .. 160 iW There ta iu the Aoaiid :y a soparjic Jp-j atluimil loi Day Pupils. tleans van cession. For Senior 01*8368 80 Otf Fo» Junior Glasses .6 00 For Preparatory Glasses 10 Jd F.xirn cli&rges will be the same for lUeui a, tor the boarders. Bo Reduction made for absence except tu case ol long sickness, irregularity tu attettdauoe and waul of puuctna'tty l > school boors, will subject the pupils lo damns al. EBriber pirtiouftrs osu bo learned ul .lbe Aca lb my. ‘> , p) , YttUEG ÜBIEV HiiiK SGHOOL, cxtA'X'XtAnr Ai Aiiim nj'iHlS reorganized ins ilutiou wii' he epen 1. ed on mouday, October lOUi, under an odi clout and experiencsd corps ol Teachers luviush ug a comp eie educ tion in au accomplished and tu a -i (Me, bemorDupartnieut unilei Kev 0, .8, King, Bjlu olpuh Junior Depsitmeui— Mrs L. H. Wilphi*. Primary Department—3alt--3 Kale Jiiiskey. French, Germau and *4mac— Madomoise lo A 6rnptu, tormeriy < f Iho oelobruhi'l Kroner, School in Charleslo •; 1 tely > f iho Lucy Cobb Institute, and ~i oistinguished sjccoss iu toaehiug. Drawing, Painting, Ac, under Mbs Pmtna Wray; a lady Ailing ; hia teps.ri.)> ul lu ihuMuutpeiforlu stilut', w tea under thu charge cl lhe Right Euv, Bishop Ktliett. K'tglish and MaUieimlieal s udiee, with Bella Let res and Aqoient I auguuges for u the Roguisr I’onsso; h,r Vhieli tail on m udvauco : Benior Deparumni f fio per Term Junior Depuitmeut bo “ Primary Doparsmeo 4i) “ , Modem Lartgungcs, Drawn I. dec., at Teacher's rales. No ol or extra charges. Three Terms, b glumog octtber iUlh, Jauu&iy 20. h auu stay Ist, makes up thn Bcimlaaiio year. The general ooulro* ol tne rtohiioi by iho Priurlpal, and the several rooms under the r difleiens touchers UItrEKENCss.-■ Ihe Board of Trustees ol Chatham Academy, J tut j' Wm. L»w, Gbalroiau ; Bishop El liott; Bev. l)r. Axsou, W. T&orne Wii liana, jolm W. Anderson, Jo..u E Ward, H. D. Weed, B. A. Alien, Esq. Ais.), lu. the Clergy oi ;h* city aud patrons ol Lhe sahoo.. « •Mrs. W. Is lately of Acliuta and aa accomplish, od Teacher, highly r couiaicaJud b/ .mu Elliott tut' h*-'- iat«tn» 2atvSui Uassicai School tor Boys. - JJHiB Behjol is now opru at thi rorcyeti Uou.e— X entrance on Uougrusa street, Inslruotion by eminent Tea.'hers iu all depariiusuls of study, c=pj daily in that of Ancient and Modern i.iuiguages oc'29 ts _ O A- ID 311. . M. O. OAYOE & 00., Auctioneers and C'ummissiou Alerciianta GKNKHAG A G K N i S , Negro and Heal Fstate Brokers^ /formerly of A/rmphis, Tenn., late of C\7*. bow be found tti AUHDcTA, tfA,, Biuadl ot eel. oppoait * t*»»o Pianterj’ Botei, *i iie 4 ia*:- * kldtialvfe e*tab ishiUKßl—ifif# Pr of —w hi cu = ff ;o eitra tndocementa lo a?i wibti aoltl or bUm» U, to wbtuti it ailAclid i rnoma 10/ the B**fe iie. au«l Boarding ol Foi vitntfl for Bkio. * hen ;.o«.! »>ur experKueo. of forty ioiiir 1 you cun patronize the AroacUi wttfiont l.no W. S JOHNSON, MAIN U FACT UK ER OF PKINTEKS JiNk, COLUMhU, S. C. ESTAUUSIIfcIU SEPT., *»f97 tt HSU; BAtetes, t. k’Lfull BANKS & M’XKOD, Attorneys at Law aud bodeituri iu ChsiUoervj I, iY TA Jbl Ci l 1' V . 4'uluuibia Voauty, ivasv » . p*f“ Will promptly attend lo oli husiuees eoini.WJ to their care, Ho.rS ts OILS! OILS! 1 am mauufacturjng the following Oils, which are ottered to the public at the annexed price’: Chemical Machine OH *3sp«reaHon, Paint Oil W “ Tanner’s Oil 10 “ Keflucd Kosin Oil ... W “ Crude Kosin Oil 3 “ 'Ail o ders promptly atteuded to. J. DARBY, opt 22—20* Ajigusta, Georgia. LOOK uST'FOR TH£ V:LL6if.s> O TOLER on Thui.day night rai- the cutset O of A. A. Solomon, a Oo , wfi t»u Ha< * War rlng’o Drug Store, two City L**up» wstti radeeuirs. . fatHMcai rocHid niii ho paid -ry - . > i tuief or thieve* -lOi kf**-M.ITP -a AS., auaiiNis r n Amt's ■ sa a, ts. WILL be sold BOlore the Court Home door ia the l >wa oi HuUmuit, Brooks county, Ha, wlibiu t a legal hours of sale, ou lha first Tut s lay in Janu ary next. (iS6b ) the Land be oi ging to tho estate of James ffardm, deceased, lata ol Hr-.v-ks county, erm la dug 76) acies, oiorooi lobs, nJj dning the • sods of Jas M. Stuimoua, Y*. o'. Woou, u. ao>.j:tiii, and others. The p sea has upon it a very fine cott.go dwellii g, o)Btaming rix l.age rooms, drepihec to each, With olir remail rooms Hitaohei, also gin lours and >crt w and all other o thuddings ueofea.tr . Thera aiefUM acres ol open land np u the pluoe, which pro duces w 11. There aro 160 acres or more ol hxuitueek far and ol the lies* qr.lity upot the place', and u is eeid i<> hr one oi the most desirable treets ol laud in tho county. Three Wonting u sale home, bee IruUi Yan kee raids, Would do well lou.tend tho stle. Terms cash. novl9 Id WM R HARDIN Adm’r iVOUTE T’O DEBTOKS AN« (ItHl* ITOH9. GKORUIA- BEOuES OOUSrTY. ill persons In deb ted t > Dr Leary S'a ly, late ol eoi i county, deceased, are horony u-•tilled to c tore lonvard c.iU rettie ss' those who have oiaiins his estate arc requested to present the , for pa m at to the nu derelgned, proveyi as the law requires. W. H. B CAN BY, Kx'r. Quitmau, Nov. 16.1564. , law4w novld ABSINIaTUAToa'i MU ON the fl at Tuesday tu J uuary next w II bo s l-i at yillma:, Brooke county, Ga., t’hier,a woman, nged about thirty lour y* a e. a Very g'Od cock and washer, with her ipreo t'hddren, Robert, David a‘ and Th tmas, uge! 12, 8 su-1 2 years Bold as the p operly o the eaiatW s'o-Jtc. Gigndiis'. late of Glynn o .unit , deceased, tor division among Iho heirs • T. S. HOPKIteB, det-6 td AdmiuiUfß'or. Hi o iitu i x’s m rsr ALL person’having claims a-rlnst the estate ot Nanuo! Molina, deceased will i«eaen' the sao.e duly attested, wuhist the lime reserthed oy | w; si, j all persons indebted to said e-date most ui.-ike ,mu.e diate parent to Wm. E Norris, who Is fulkoitied by me to locelpt for the same. LEONORA K MOLINA, ootll » Onit'lDed rri -rvt. NOTICE. UN Ml.lu lhT u lloe the HOUSE will not recslvo any Bosr‘eis to tarnish them with ftseults K'.'OtU* Ck£l bt) oirlo.l bbJ I i’!opuic.vi ou i*asouabi« ionis acoti w w. U, w I Li# CO,