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’ ;l . TQ' M TtJ£\ ■ I ‘'fy. '-■’STI L. PROPRIETOR. SAVANNAS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1869. ESTABLISHED i8r>0. 1 IK, I l v . HtOl Jerome lay train lopping Just tw he engi- md ten intend- iith avo wing to > a low atcher) ■ smoke ie iron s, over almost aind as * Of the }., rapi ' . N.: •leared f o and of the lashed • i; ■< terror « they ecting ;!*.! fright : ti« jinerv »'' : ies for ii- And to a fort, miles, with fright ( r »< «x> the iik t walk, ‘ter good Vork.~ The details of the horrible tragedy in Han nibal, Mo., have come to light The mur derer has made a curious statement which we find in the Quincy Whig. It will be re membered that the case was one in which a father strangled his daughter, a little girl, aged about eight years, and cut her little heart out, and drank the blood from it while it was yet quivering. Since the perpetration of the crime, the man has been declared in sane, and the authorities at Hannibal have sent him to the jail at Palmyra. A day or two ago ho wrote the following statement: “I, son of God, formerly Sebas tian Hupter, wish to say a few words to the world. I believe 1 was the father of five chil dren; one of them died; another was stran gled by its mother. She was crazy, that was the cause of the death of both children. God, our Father, willed it thus—His will was done, and she is free. She has procured a di vorce from me. I believe this to be the cause of the death of the little child. I killed it, it is true, but I was not the cause of her death, and therefore do not feel myself guilty of the crime. believed to have seen the devil iu her (the child). ‘ 1 had mode a covenant jijuisttwas §iwtonj. PHOTOGRAPHS, AtC. HOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES, POR- JP CELAIN, AC.—Copies of every kind froi „ Pictures. Stereoscopic Views of Bonarenture and Savannah. Cheap Frames, Fitting Caaea, Ac., always "" J. N. WILSON, 8. E. cor. Broughton and Whitaker sts. SHIPPING COMMISSION ME II- COPY OF DR. A. MEANS’ INSPECTION OF J BERRIEN OLIVER, • General Cornuii decl4-Jy H GOWDY, Commission Merchant, 9 Drayton • street, between Bay and Bryan streets. oclC—3m i.hu ©cent- •emens, a.lacing M.ses anu ril by its •ill hr name is ay iv'f be gen- distr^mg dis til*' use of alco- iu t! Is city was j ■ le> was at- i* family physi- liiu: abandon drank no more t time bad no i tm*n> d to his 1 w»R .«gain at- Kime j’.iysician ! yon been .< patient heuma- ■ i- :hs, and nd- . • five years mg thnt . . Jive years '<t. No rhen- and upon ; »ease returned v h - lias taken linn*. Brandy - •’;(’« Guar- ■ Uve years ago • Fi>!.rrprise office r. leaving the of- editor was not a *rs could not be iu this eniev- 4Uny Decker, rcl- xl to go into 'ddt 9 the of sus piring up ,T pUrpOftr. know the .'in whom i redible as • h the in- mey iveek fol- missed have re- 1 alone; of, mode rows and ers, and ) content with God, the Father, to catch the devil if I should have an opportunity. I now believe her mother is dead, aud I have seen her mother's devil in her. After she was divorced from me, she wanted to marry me again. I had sworn by God, our Father, never to live with her again. I did not wish to change my good spirit fora bad one, and, therefore, did not wish to break my word. I still have two children; they belong to the male sex, and, therefore, sous of God. The three that are dead were of the female sox, and were daugh ters of their mother. It came into my mind, God, the Father, gave it to me, that He was once married, and His wife secured a divorce from Him because He did not obey her. His wife's name was Devil. Man says^Aoam and Eve were in the paradise, aud I swear that he who follows me will get there. Man says there was » certain apple tree in paradise, to eat of the fruit thereof God, the Father, had forbidden • bis children. God, the Father, died of grief and sorrow. He was an in dustrious man and a good garilner. His di vorced wife left Him and went to another land, and left Adam and Eve with Him. After the Father died the devil returned to para dise and desirpd her children to obey her. Sho took an apple from the forbidden tree and gave it to Eve to eat She took it and ate it; then Hhe gave one lo Adam, but Adam would not eat, he would not obey the devil, and therefore, he became odious to all per sons—that is, to the devil and the woman, and so am I. Man docs not believe in Christ because he is not as firm as I. He did not complete his work. He was a coward, and was not the man I am, to follow up what he had promised his Father, to wit: To catch the deviL He was not firm, the devils have caught him, and he had to die. If you do not believe me do not let me die, but have me beheaded, and if my head rises then I have told the truth; but if it falls I have been a liar. The paradise or death is open to me. There are but two ways—life and death. Hell is the earth—heaven the paradise. When you have beheaded me bury my body in the middle of my garden, with my feet toward the Eiut” The poor maniac, after drinking the blood of the child, said that he would never again want for food or nourishment, that the blood had given him life everlasting. Since the perpetration of the deed he has not partaken of a mouthful ol food. The case is, indeed, a remarkable one, and the statement he has made is one of the most singular productions we have ever read. IV” D. ADAMS, Commission Jfercfiant, Drayton ” • street. next to Kav. rw-M TTENBYBRYAN.Prokerand Commission Merchant, XI 101 Bay street, Savannah. Ga, au2f.-tf C ARL EPPING A CO., General Commission Mer chants, 149 Bay street. Savannah, Georgia, Vice- Bay street, Savannah, Georgia, Vice- Consulates of Bpain aud of the Netherlands. li*CARL EPPING, Timber Merchant, Darien and Brunswick, Georgia- nov25-tf , Commission Merchant, No. 12 Jpper Range. Liberal advances ii consignments of Cotton, Wool, Hide*. Ac.. in Battcrsby’a First Class Fireproof Warehfl Particular attention given to weighing aud sampling. J- C. ROWLAND. H. H. ROWLAND, RHODES’ STANDARD SUPER-PHOSPHATE. .Saranu.'tli, Chatham County , Georgia, February 13th, 1869. ANALYSIS Of RHODES' STANDARD SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME! 19.78 5.05 9.00 16.03 oral Commission Merchants.-No. 90 Bay street, Savannah, Georgia. Liberal Advances made on con signments to ourselves or our friends in New York and Liverpool. jy27 W M. D. R. MILLAR 157 Bay street. Commission Merchants, Dealers in Railroad Supplies, Agent* for Ingeraoll's Cotton Press, and manufac turer of Axle Grease, Ac. iy 23 Moisture Expelled at 212° Soluble Phosphoric Acid f. i - Equal to Phosphate Lime Common Phosphoric Acid Equal to Bone Phosphate 34.99 Total Phosphates 54.77 Lime with Phosphoric Acid 29.68 Sand 00.00 Sulphute of Lime, and other salts not estimated 40. J 8 100.00 WHOLESALE GROCERS. W M. DAVIDSON, Wholesale Dealer in Groceries, • Wines, Liquors, Teas and Cigars, 150 Bay Wines, _ ^ ^ eet. Savannah. Sole Agent in the State of Georgia r Massey, Houston A Co/s Philadelphia Ale. jy24. WATCHES ANU JEWELRY. F GROS CLAUDE, Doaler iu Watches, Je.wcln • and Silverware, Bull street, opposite Mason? Hall, Savannah, Ga. Watches and Jewelry carefull repaired. nov7-tf PAINTING ANU GLAZING. Bank State of Georgia, House, Sign, Ship and Steamboat Painters, Gilding, Graining, Marbling and Glaz ing. Signs of every description. jy23 aud Dealers in Laths, Lime, Plaster, Hair, mdBalldh• - .... Drayton and Aberc* The above analysis indicates a Manorial Super-Phosphate of Lime of the Highest Grade ordinarily found in the American Market. Its large amount of Soluble Phosphoric Acid sup plies on active nutriment for the development and maturity of the ft'uitogc. The Sulphuric Acid which it contains, by chemical affinity with the elements of most Soils, contribute to its Fertilizing Properties. To show its best effects this Super-Phosphate, should be applied un der and in contnct with the Seed, and with a moderately shallow covering of Soil. A. MEANS, Inspector, Savannah, Chatham County, Georgia. G. H. WILLIAMS, Assistant Chemist. February 13th, 1869. BOOKS ANU NEWSPAPERS. W M. EST1LL, Bull street, next to the Post Office, Dealer in Newspaper*, Magazines, Books and Stationery. The latest New Yark and other Daily and UNDERTAKERS. hogany. Walnut and Grained Coffins, Ice Boxes for Preserving Bodies. Funerals furnished at the short est notice. Country orders promptly attended to. jy27. I do. If woman a life, we .ct (IFts.) Ksiajsn t clergy- w, is sug- eir griev- lod. The nciU the ultimate as unani- ■ronounc- nd of the ct what- :tncn who esiastical ready to and au ction of s of thin opinion. >etoro in iscretion • part of ?ntiously of their its work, i iu the a to un- eir own .ays the About 8 y, of un- . do in the As de form as sts with i oppo- -d lv 3 joined lie . r.wudj ml- ; parpen jri/. n. Th< ijiog .to a Dead or Alive—A Strange Case.—On Thursday, the 4th instant, a young lady, daughter of a dentist living on Hudson street, on coming home from a party,complained of sutfering from a chill. After endeavoring to get warm at the fire down stairs, Hhe retired to her chamber and went to bed. Here Hhe was visited by her mother, to whom she re lated her H}’inptomH. Thinking that some hot application to the feet would prove effi cacious, Mrs. proceeded to the kitchen, filled several bottle* with hot water and re turned to her daughter’s chamber, only to find that life had apparently departed, aud that her daughter was dead. All due prep arations were made for the funeral, and the uwiftl services were performed oh Monday last at the house; but a gentleman to whom the young lady was engaged to be married protested against the burial of the body, as serting that his fiance was not dead, bnt only iu a trance. Hi’s assertion was thought to be well-founded, as, on examination, it was found that, although the heart bad ceased to beat, or the blood to pulsate perceptibly through the veins, th e corpse had not lost its warmth. Accordingly the body of the young lady is still kept at her residence, in Hudson street, awaiting delopment of the fact whether she is in a state of trance or syncope, or actually dead.—N. Y. Commercial. Official. 'oinptrnsatiou of such offlc« A BILL, l Ordinauce to create the office of 1 to define the duties and fix the Section 1. The Mayor aud Aldermen of the City S*vaunali. iu Council assembled, do hereby ordai That at the Jirst regular meeting of Council suc.-ec ir.g the passing of this Ordinance, there shall be elect ed by Council an officer, who shall' Ins»>ector, who shall be a practical eiigim-er, and duty it shall be. under the direction of the planting, trimming and removing of trees the oversight of all the property of the City; tore- port to the Mayor uli violations ot Ordinance and neg- lect* of duty in respect to the thoroughfares, pavc- uieut*, condition ol the said thoroughfares, and ail other matters connected with such thoroughfare* and “ :tiug the health or convenience of the people of We guarantee that every package of Rhodes’ Standard Super-Phospliate shall fully come up to the above analysis. R. M. RHODES & CO., 82 South St., Baltimore. S.A.THA3T0N. T. J. ' ii-'s THAXTOJV •& CBi'W:-; COMMISSIONJMER< HAM - AND AGENT'S FOB TKK Mi." 4; Manufactured Tobacco, No. JOS Bay Street, • •SavHiiufth'y Ga. SPECIAL ATTKNT'ON GIVEN Tv> THE SALE OF' •VFktskefi ( (tou, Fhtn\ <tu- Tobnccc, feblS-tf BAft-KMG HOT SK OF DA VI I> K O INT & ,1 O X-EH; (Mes?Brew« Bro;bet* & Co. s new Building, * \VfcII Street. New York. ilwNT SliCVitmKS, Interest allowed ( ciftdaarkri at all put cade ftt *11 point* .rarities botib* * and Gold cats- vtoop* * t on i. vT ; fiHEKU COHOH8SIO:, MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH i»‘»P»co 6ua.i > r.--iup*nj . JanSh WOOmVAKD, BAL1HV a « 0. y IMiV GOODS AND f OT COX comm rssioiv M ir.: r * i j a nts I uudll HaKOVEK . ii *ud*n yvhttb >• Advancer t-u . oi..i au-mt Uouteia rt*v*,ru..' ilXimorr. Md. New York f >:,U. Hritrto ,»r.lfrp:n II. r MWXE1* E3CV4NRS, OAB ER A CO., ^Although we ha ve in Store and afloat 1,000 TONS RHODES’ STANDARD, 100 AND FACTORY CAPACITY OF TONS EACH 24 HOURS. We respectfully urge upon buyers thnt they send in their orders as early as possible In view of an already active aud heavy demand; and also that we may arrange our shipments from the Works as far in advance as practicable to avoid delays later in the season. Savannah and th aforesaid duties, lie shall make sm and perform such other duties not i the Mayor may require. ty- Bti h othei 1 tin the abov< is further ordained by the antiiori ty aforesaid. That said Street Inspector ao first elect- -Id hia office until the first regular 1 January i A Hint to Emigrants.—A pioneer settler in Wisconsin writes us that some of the new ly arrived emigrants in that region are suffer ing under chagrin and disappointment—but for » very good reason. We give the words of our correspondent's note: “Some people think they can come here and find improved farms, with spreading meadows and blooming orchards aud good houses, and corner groceries to lonnge in, aud trout brooks to fish in, and all the thou sand comforts ol the East, with land at gov ernment prices. It takes work, and hard work, to carve a farm out of the wild woods— work and hardship, and strong nerve and good grit. It takes a man to do it; no child 1 play, or milk-and-water soft-shell subject can succeed. Don’t try! If you expect to get a good house and farm you must pay for it. If you would eat, you must pay, or work, or steal. Take your choice !” Wo commend this sturdy pioneer’s wise counsel to those who intend to push west ward to try their fortunes. Woods are not subdued, nor lands reclaimed, nor communi ties formed, nor civilization advanced, nor States made, nor nations cemented, without hard and steady labor. The buy man should not go West. It is no.place for him.— 2»eu> York: Post. ben, ami annually thereafter, there shall bo a new election; and that the salary of said Street Inspector shall be at tho rate of dollars per annum. . In Council. February 17tb. 1869. First reading of an Ordinance *nd ordered to be published lor information. feo!9-eod3t JAMES STEWAUT, Clerk Council. A BILL, To be entitled “An Ordinance to prevent Butchers owning or having stalls in the public market of Sa- Conncil assembled, do hereby ordain. That it shall not.hereafter be lawful for any butcher, owning or having a stall in the public market of Sa- oughtare iu tho City other than said market; and that it shall not hereafter be lawful for any grocer in said City to sell any fresh meat or game; and that for any vi- Aation of auy provision of this Ordinance the offend- shall, . conviction before the Police Court, be fined iu a sum not exceeding thirty dollars. Section 2. And it is further ordained by the author ity aforesaid. That all Ordinances and parts of Ordi nances, so ffir as they militate with this Ordinance, hereby repealed. In Council, February 17th. 1869. Ordinance bn its first reading and ordered to be published AN ORDINANCE To increase the number of Measurers and Inspectors of Timber aud Lumber. The Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah, uincil assembled, do hereby ordain. That Council shall, at its next regular meeting, elect ftfly additional Measurers aud Inspectors of Timber and Lumber, finally thereafter, the full number provided for by e i g OS was ob- soon af- tific ob- ld some rn bore- i ow, pul- oi ligbt- PModel- •in the . inference, as an- tisp itdlioa piitiyhftd —con« liOuducUd hcr- ersy w'tb mod- upjKmr. to fcave ■a'. a .biu*t of late >, tinpinkfl. The <:,.r.fti4ace re- » pi'jjct the Kristian irffily be at Jcgree . as Tur- ~*i» fcol- -Mptrtant i hel( by 11* ripre- > at htme. h J by the Mt th- par be! .-Gbftbilty . o/J5wt« A-V; ,u> \ { 7V\T«vUn .is pi ' CzvnjTX is a Fortune. —Civility is a for tune itself, for a courteous man always succeeds well in life, and that when persons of ability fail. The famous Dnke of Marl borough is a case in point. It was said of him by one contemporary that his agreeable manners often'converted on enemy into s friend; and by another, that it was more pleasing to be denied ft favor by his grace than to receive one from any other man. The gracious manner of Charles James Fox pre served him from dislike, even at a time when he was politically the most unpopular man in the kingdom. The world’s history is full of such examples of success obtained l>y civility. The experience of every man furnishes, if we recall the post, instances where conciliatory manners have made the fortunes of physi cians, lawyers, divines, politicians, aud, in deed, individuals of all pursuits. To men, civility is what 'beauty is to women—it is a general passport to favOr-ft letter of intro duction written in language that every one understands, .,. . This playful patter of the polysyllables m from the Zanetville (Ohio) Signal: “A crea ture no stolid Mid pachydermatous as be who exudes malevolence through the Conner, re mains quite indifferent to being repeatedly proved a malicious libeller. His mental or ganization is so obtuse as to be impervious to the light that Exposes his hideousnejs to view. He is like the ostrich in the fabler with its head in the sandbank,,•end^ its- pro digious rear nil in the Air. To the fatuity of the ostrich, however, he odds- the cant of* hypocritical Pharisee and the spleen of hypo chondriac—and these traits ere lineated in his physiognomy.” There will be » funeral in Zanesville if this proceeds. In the neighborhood of Clarendon Springs, Vt, live seven farmers, who possesses be tween them one hundred and two children. Jonathan Eddy had the most—nineteen- _ isting Ordinances, and by this Ordinance, shall be elected to hold their offices for one year. All meb ad ditional Measurers and Inspectors shall be subject PRICE - - - - $60 PER TON, CASH, TIME SALES.WITH APPROVED PAPEH, PAYABLE HOVEMBEB ABB DECEMBER BEET. BAY BE ABBABGED. HARNEY & CO., General Agents, Central Depot, 12 Stoddants’ Upper Range, Savannah. ClVAP PEL AMMONIATED SUPER-PHOSPHATE LIME JUST RECEIVED, FRESH AND GENUINE GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS, WINDOW GLASS, the largest Assortment in the City. DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY ARTICLES, WV' ADLS, SOAPS, EXTRACTS, BRUSHES, &c., &c. COMMISSION MEliCH ANTS Save11 net -. G: L lftKRAT. Ad'AN ■ .N S t. ‘r.v rri'-ndi ii - -t . T.I- lETflHUH & BanUi'i: uvtd *. ottt'VM Don ivreim; : .\(i: GEflllu' Bay dec2-3m GUEKkuda’ Ii Cotton Fi COMM For sale, TNTiolesale and Retail, by ROBERT H. TATEM, Druggist, feb!9-tf Corner Jefferson and McDonongh Streets, and corner East Broad and Broughton 8treets. COJi AMMONIATED SOLUBLE GUANO. of Bone Ash and Phospliali^ Guano, of hlgb grades, dissolved in Sulphuric Aeid, thereby rendering them soluble for the immediate use of the Planter, together with a sufficient quantity of Ammonia and Alkaline Salt* for its promotion and stimulation. They are woll adapted for Cotton, Corn, Wbeat, Tobacco, Ac., ©the Price, $65 per ion of 2,000 pounds. existing Ordinances w respect to the duties, fees snd liabilities presented for the Measurers and Inspector* in office. Ordinance passed in Council, February 17th, 1869. EDWARD C. ANDERSON, May Attest: Jamks Stzwabt, Clerk of Council. fobl9-*o< AN ORDINANCE To amend tho several Ordinances of tly Olty w vannan iu relati- to Theatrical exhibitions or rep- as respects tho Savannah Theatre or Athenaeum on Chippewa square-. Section 1. Tho Mayor and Aldermen of tho City of Savannah, in Council assembled, do hereby ordain. That th* several Ordinances of aaid City, iu relation to Theatrical representation* or exhibitions, be ao amended as that such representations and exhibitions in the building known aa the Savannah Theatre or A theme urn, shall not be subject to the taxes now re quired; Provided the owners of said building shall nav tlm annual tax or tun of two hundred and fifty pay the annual tax or sum oi two uuuureu auu fifty dollars, and receive from the Mayor of the City a li cense of exhibitions for the year such tax may be paid. Ordinance passed in Council. February 17th, 1869. EDWARD C. ANDERSON, Mayor. a Stxwakt, Clerk of Council- feb!9-cod3t TO THE TRAVELING PUBLIC. MARSHALL HOUSE (Savannah. Gn. ___ street, and ia convenient to the liuaineaa part of the city. Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons will al ways be in attendance at the various Depots and Steamboat Landings, to convey passengers to the Hotel, at .a charge of 50 cents, including Baggage. The best Livery Stable Accommodations will be fonnd adjoining the House. The undersigned will spare neither time, trouble nor expense to moke bis Guests comfortable, an«l ren der this Honse, in every substantial particular, equal, at least, to any in the State. BOARD PER DAY, WJ». janU A. B- LUCE. Proprietor. W. D. R. MILLAR, 109 BRYAN STREET, ry FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS WILL FIND good Stock of OHS, PACKINGS, WASTE, &e. now OS BAND, , lard oil, w SIGN mCEINEBY OIL, GREASE, SHEET-GUM PACKING^JMSTON PACKING, IN- *GKBSOLL*B COTTON PRESSES. janXS-tf TYUSINE8S CARDS, AND TAGS, If every size and style, •* Th * M<m,r a Job Offloa 111 Bay r For sale by A. T. CUNNINGHAM, MANUFACTURER'S AGENT. fel>17-tf Corner Bay and Abercoru Sta. B. Sternfels&Co’s Siiper-IPh.osph.ate L I M E! INSPECTED AND ANALIZED BY DR. MEANS, WHO SAYS ‘ THAT THE CONSTITUENTS OF THIS GUANO PRESENTS A_ FAIR AVERAGE OF PHOSPHATIC MANURE." For Mle for cash,« lat November next. ^ ALSO: RTJS S E A.X Mtta&rtory Mceptaace p»,»Mo ORCHILLA GUANO. i tu ■ tin ibdh immitiias n n nmi a RICH IN PHOSPHATES AND ALKALINE SALTS, And when combined with one-fonrth PERUVIAN, gives results greater than the entire ap plication of that costly Guano, and IMPORTED DIRECT TO SAVANNAH. PRICE FORTY DOL.L.ARS PER TON, IN BAGS. HARNEY & CO., {.febl-tf Importers’ Agents, 12 Stoddard’s Upper Range. 18ft Bay CONSIGN! ' Branch Off ■ Florida. chjos. xtrari . Mur House, MifH, IXKlI tion, Machine ' r\ 77 BryaaSt .. mh!4—ly CLARK’S o. ir. t. Six Cord,' Soft Finish, SPOOL COTTON, Geo. A. Cliirli, Sole Agent, UNIVERSALLY APPROVED BY THE Principal Sewing Machine Companies, As being the Best for Sewing Machine Use, ABD FOB HAHBSEWBIGHASHOEQDAL. Every Number of this 8pool Cotton ia SIX-CORD to SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS. For sale by GRAY, O’BRIEN & CO. feb8-2>;m No. 1>1 Broughton street SPRING GOODS! COE’S Annnonia.tud Bone FERRIUU A WESLOW, COTTON FACTORS TTTE ABE NOW OPENING AND WILL RECEIVE W BY EVE! selected stock of DRY GOODS, Merchants and Planters visiting tho city, will find RYEItSON & BATES, CHAMPAGNE ALE BBEWEBY. 1 HARLEM, : O u.. / BREWED FRESH ; CELEBRATED ALE ] ALES the beat sd*P te< l h»th* Southern VZSFofit toHanumahaadn. Harlem Station, New YorkCttr Einstein & Eckman, IM CoagrtM Struct, Notice, Ladies! JjU.U»D»0. Himra. 8TAKPIKO AND DRESS-MAKING. AT MAPAlfE L. LOUIS’ BAZAAR, iriljr:i|Wr^ —• BICE DRILL. G-UANO! PHCENIX GUANO, From McKean’s Island, SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN PER TON 2,000 POUNDS, CASH: Price at Savannah f-lO 00 At Augusta 55 00 WILCOX, GIBBS &, CO’S MANIPULATED GUANO! A mixture of PHfENIX and No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, and which has PROVED TO BE THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MANURE in use. PER TON 2,000 POUNDS, CASH: Price at Savannah $05 00 ▲t Augusta - 70 00 PURE No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, BEST LAND PLASTER AT MARKET PRICE. FOR SALE BY WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS; AL60, AGENTS FOR THE WILLCOX A GI Dr. Eclwi a W DENTD (Masonic Hull.' <*»"•- L’jLas rv. ;e. (ENTBAV’.E F. V’. COHN WIC C. VJR.KUOL IK HARDWABE, VVTLVRY RAL ntPLEiTKXTf- AXE. SALTS., TRACES, i> Also, Agent for IJcAJlTfeUh ? COT No. 151 Broughton jti« ''-a:' *aptl-6m YffCT'LTlj- <7.0 JOHN OL2 I 8ashif Doors PADiTn, CHlUiS < Painter r- ami Glu t r’s Tiro! Mixed P/iat« OF ALL 001. OftS VilADEA iind i SILENT SEWING MACHINE, Mo. 07 Bay street. Savannah, and Mo. 241 gasta, Ga. gy Our Agents will sell at same prices, neoeawary expenses added. jy2^-ly WANDO FERTILIZER. mnE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING 1 COMPANY offers to the Planters and Ffcnnera of the South their FERTILIZER, known aa the ‘WANDO FERTILIZER,” HOUSE At.'D SIGN JfJSTING, GLAZ- _ . !».U; So. 0 Whit.A >.*: t St., r,,i r or lli.y t .1. Jy»—iy / €. V. R U t HlSS, HAY, GI/UN, , /in, r-v.-, >• «raH.»RE^ /wtaa wi-m r»N, iv. Vy juui MEAL, Ac... .. (Ir ‘ ucl for .,1, , Emin MAiuti i n 'ii. - .ttitf.iwi B*y rtrool. EAST END OF HASEL STREET, in this city. Inordertog arrangements' U- SHEPARD, Jr., who mociacal and other material pany, and the prepared , feethjzee, before beingoffereff/or The ^ solved to make whloh will PrormtohOA COMPLETE MANURE; and give entire satisfaction. For terms, circulars, and other information, a APPLY TO : WM. C. DUKES Sc CO., Agents, No. 1 So.th AU-.rfo Wharf, CHAELESTON. S. C. jimll-Sm. , " >, ^ -tf " R. -A. IW‘- i.I.ACE, General C. ninission Merchant, AVdAAIJSU IV - PiPEBt PAPEH ITOCK, IttAC*ti.*JlBKt? WAS!f E.MOSS, A* # r TJABTICUljAR VIt/STION PAID TC COMrra'v., JL MENT8 of Pl.t HVE or MkKtfli aNL Ij^E. ANGE, BATMJKU-T. .. lltalCHi- Afl.t ft'n -- ■» ; 0FFn*<.:, e. North Sldt'-f Hronghn.n ; i,‘ L*-’,orejfii(. ■ [’ and colop., fat the 'Lortce* ijooj fanW-tf J ’ CASC.TRit. % ir