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, rB LiaHEO Br ^-iiotAO. Genesis. rtcrr, .Five Cent?. $3 50. $10 00. BT it, is a: !"^u Line? for first In monsus, vqll, il desired, run. charge. IV INTI IV O. • T sn ,i pn unptly (1mlP - LECtRAPH. aii<i III® Federal Tux. f J 4,_Tlje President to-day sent to »t rh< ation from the Governor of State of Alabama be allowed n state bonds the tax now due : iV 0 f payment may be authorized ,j, c sale of bonds or by taxation, bv legislation for the payment of ,jvc Fire in Augusta. fire occurred* this morning jiriey’s hat store—loss $25,000—in • Putnam A: Malone, book dealers, ut ihtiir stock, but were fully in i’ Co., shoe dealers, lost $25,000, -.asurad- All the insurance is in r j of Northern .Insurance Compa- r Senatorial bead Lock. April-l.—'The Senate to-day again ,uit 8ossion"'-for the election oi ic of \ew York Against the Veto. tjrjl 4.—Thu Senate to-day passed . .-et that President Jon son vetoed th e • general Brudley Johnson A by the Government. i;r j 4.—in the'case of Gen. Bradley •v, confederate army, and recently bail in this city to answer to the the President has interfered and iment of t)«e case. y ScnaforiStl Election. April 4 —The Republicans have Toteli for United States Senator- : m the caucus. ik Cotton Market. 1.—Cotto 3.* cents. : market heavy. Gold 27 TEAM BOAT DISASTER. 'Croton Sunk. “«more to the long list of dieas- turnera. The steamer Croton, le ou her last trip from Savannah a: low water, at a place known as miles from Beaufort, S. C., and ds m fceven feet of water, exertions* of Capt. MeNelty the ch fortunately happened to be ce oi the .scene of the disaster, so the freight were safely taken mcr and landed at Beaufort. *swn on board the Croton and 1 in transferring the passengers to the I annie. bably sprung 'somewhat, but is She will be raised immedi- OF JAMES XV. DUSTCAN, BY MILITARY COMMISSION For Allege Cruelty to Federal Prisoners *4 Andersonvtlle. [Reported foi the News and Hikald.] The Commission assembled yesterday morning pursuant to aq ournment £ e8Certla y John Leaiy, witness to- the nrosprn .. was sworn: Am a book-bini£r hv t^to* side in New York city. 7.™ 1 A?' prisoner. Was a prisoner at AM°f 80 “ was captured on the 22d of June, tar 1 „„,i HrrivpA fit AndoKnnirilln nn dlvw lo.u anu around the prison at first; afterwards detailed to work in the bakery. Was paroled by Duncan, who had charge of the bakery. His word was law there. Q What do- you know of his diverting the. rations from their proper channels ? A. I saw bags of meal come into the oakery, sometimes more and sometimes less. Duncan would generally be there in the moruing. He would assign so many bags to go into the brea'd and would sav that w$a sufficient—probably there would be three or four bags lett over. When the bread was baked, loaves would be counted out to the detachments. Sometimes there would be ten or fifteen cards ot this bread left, after counting that which wouid b^jMled un on the “stage” in the bakery. I #iw Sft. Diin can on two occasions order a bpykmed Miller to take these cards of brijk tlp k> his hog-pen. * v .! 1 saw Miller take a bag of meal up to thtT hog-pen, afterwards saw the meal in the pen. I also saw the pigs in the pen eating com bread. The bread was in chunks some pieces being large enough to make three; or four rations inside the stockade. I remarked to Duncan oue day when the dead cart came out witli 15 or 20 bodies which were mere skeletons, that “it there was a God in heaven some one would suffer for the way these poor helpless men.’Were’ abused. Duncan replied, that “he didn’t want to hear any more talk from me ; if I did t like where I waFl coiilcSgo inside and starve with the rest of them.” So I shut up. With regard to Duncan’s opening boxes one day while I was at Duncan’s -house, a lady gave me a cup ot lea. Duncan came in and i remarked that it seemed like home to drink a cup of tea. Duncan said, “you ought to have been here when the Yanks’ boxes were opened; you would have had dead loads of tea.” Duncan had shirts on which 1 don’t believe he could have got from anywhere but out of the boxes. Mr. Duncan was very familiar with the men outside; sometimes he would appear very kind. Q. Did you ever try to buy your release ? To whom did you apply? A. One day Mr. Brown, Mr. Duncan and my sell were walking up the road towards the depot. I said, “Mr. Duncan I've got the belly-ache and want to go home.” Said lie, “Is that all you have got? If you haven’t any greenbacks your belly ache can keep on.” Speaking of some news received of a Fed eral victory, Duncan remarked that “we were doing more good than Gen. Lee and ail the rest of them ; we were killing more men every day than they did in three or lour engagements. Cross examined:—I think there were 0,000 nr 7,000 prisoners at Andefsonville when I was detailed at t Lie cook-house. says the wildest and most incoherent views are entertained bj the colored masses with Anticipated Awn of bliss, and calls upon the Sate Executive to ask assistance from the tJtfi ed States authorities to avert impending dang.*. The ‘Equal Rights Association” is akin to the “Loyal League” which strung up here immediately after the occupation of th'e city by Gen. Sherman’s army.. In % published constitution aucKby-laws of the “Leagne” we Observed the name of one man who passes for a white man. Witness was dismissed and the Commis sion adjourned till ten o’clock this morning. A New Organization.—The Macon Citi zen of March 2Gth, makes known the exis tence of an organization of colored men in Georgia, under the title of the “Equal Rights Association, ” the members of which are re quested to meet on the 4th of April “to at tend'to business of great importance.” The Citizen says the new organization have a newspaper of their own, which they call the Loyal Georgian. The object of the colored people, as set forth in the Loyal Georgian, is to initiate a movement by which <»™L ore< * man w * 11 be 8ent from each South- //or,i tatf ‘ t0 inform lll e President fully in re- gara * the condition of the race. The “A-- nn!!!!l al90 propose to send a delegate to raiwlt f«f ^h SOon as eufflcient money can be raised for tht p ur p 0ge j a commenting on foregom* statements,, the Cilizen the Tins .French Piunce Imperial.—A Paris letter-writer under date ot March 6tb, thus speaks of this distinguished young gentle- NOTICE. TO ALL WANTING FURNITURE I am opening top the inspection of the public, a flue stock of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MAT TRESSES, &c., &c., To which the attention of all ie invited. VST W»rerooms, 173 BROUGHTON STREET, Sher lock’s old Urv Goods Store. fl8-tf L. B. HARRINTGN. GEORGIA. THE BEST INVESTMENT IN V ALU ABLE COTTON, CORN AND RICE PLANTATION FOR SALE. This is the Prince Imperial's bijthday, he having completed his tenth aud entered upon ■4ms eleventh year. For the past three years on this occasion there has been a review’ of a ■ company of boy soldiers—the enftns de j troupe, of which the Prince is a member, and afterward a dinner at which he preiiidi d. Having just recovered from the measels, | however, he probably does not feel sufficient ly strong for such proceeding at present j Last evening and to-day the theatres ami public buildings were bung with flags, and the Emperor, as usual on such occasions, has exhibited his joy by selecting about two hundred superauuated mayors]o? communes, and decorating them with the' ribbon of the Legion ot honor- As to the Prince himself, for a young man he has certainly done very well. He is a corporal in the Grenadiers of tlie'Guard and Honorary President of the Committee of the Grand Exhibition, speaks seven different languages, all about equally -well; is “well up” in Trench and foreigu history, and is said to be an exceedingly kind, amiable and intelligent boy. That well known and truly valuable Plantation, situated in Liberty county, Ga., forty miles mm the city of savannah, five miles from Station No. I, and six miles from No. 4, on the Atlantic A Gulf Railway, known as the •* Walthonr Homestead,” Is now offer ed for sale at a REDUCED PRICE, as the owner la engaged In mercantile life. It contains 1,600 acres, about eoo of which is open, and Is composed of lands unsurpassed for productiveness, and is a portion of that justly celebrated body of land known as the “DesertTract,” which produces the flnost descrip tion of long cotton—equal to that raised on the sea Islands—corn, sugar cane, potatoes, and all southern products usually grown in its climate, produced abundantly. Its contains abqpt 100 Acres of Choice Rice Law). The Improvements are those nsually found on first-class plantations. Accommodations for fifty operatives. Good two-story dwelling, kitchin, sta bles, Ac., barns, rice house, cribs, Ac., *c. There is a steam engine on the place that does not belong to it, bat can be bought from Its owner. For further particulars, apply to * 12. C. WADE A CO., Savannah, Ga., or to J. D. DELANNOY. tuO-lm Quitman, Georgia. A_t Home rVgain. The Suppressed Celebration at Richmond.— Gen. Terry having asked for instructions about allow ing the freedmen at Richmond to celebrate the 3d of April as a holiday, it being the anniversary of their freedom day as well as of the fall of Richmond, and that officer having expressed an opinion that said cele bration would not be tolerated by the whites, it is un derstood that th<; President has directed it to be sup pressed: and simultaneously with the report, the Sixth Regulars*received marching orders and moved this afternoon toward Richmond. A resolution of in quiry into the matter was to have been offered yester day in the lower House. Secretary Stanton and General Howard earnestly Many had 1 protested against Mr. Johnson's action, but a majority been sent away ; tbink it Was in the be^in- of ‘he Cabinet sustained him. General Grant has cx- J => pressed no opinion, privately or olhcially. . :it yusanos.—A Washington March,' says:—Information has removal of the dead-lock in the ire in reference to the Senatorial ‘graphed io a Republican Senator light on Ve-ducsday next, and Mr Stockton will be duly ap- arrivals at the Mills House in •ay last, are- Count Ferdinand De nt French gentleman, a distin- son-m-law of the late Wm. Sea- now taking measures to obtain stations on Eaistu and Wadina- rew to put them under immediate ohn P. fvennedy i Horseshoe Rob ust/ho Mills House. uiug of October; remained there till Duncan v. as taken away by a detective, in December. Q On your way to this place to testify, did you come in company with other wit nesses summoned for the same purpose? Slate the conversatiou you bad with them in reference to the trial ot Dunc-an. A. On going ou board the steamship Virgo, i in New York, I met three other young men whom I recognized as prisoners with me at Audersonville and who were on their way to testify for the defence in this trial. Alter some conversation with them with reference to the trial, they said—“ Well, you are not going back ou Duncan, are you?’’ I told them I should tell the truth. They asked | me if 1 ever saw Duncan kill anybody, strike anybody, etc. I told them no. They then wanted to know what I was going to say, aud I told them they wouid find out at the trial aud not before. That was the substance of our conversation during the whole trip. Q. Did you not say to these other wit nesses, “Let us show Duncan up and then we will get situations or positions from the >m i lie < b west. ’lactations i\ ‘"V kis;e in • KiVEhs, ETC. EXCELLENT flE MISSIS- V£U ‘-'W-E/.n.c, March 30, 180(5. • 1 Pp.r Led r.v< r is booming. *^'-’ rc Ja'fJ will be ploughed tii3n 0V( -' r before. Tbe fieed- piamuti jn prospects are excel- • '•iug rebuilt. The plantation* E^boorr.ing, and the country is ie iuarb of a more exlenaivu flood. ‘Jtd. l *iu lie crops ^ river is ri; will be equal to those ling: An extensive fere : 7 e newspaper has failed. 8 avc 0’- Great quantities of corn immediately disposed of.— -V West Indian aud Mexican iLfc Mobile and Eastern Gulf iwuuty-five to fifty thousand un from Lake Besti- expteted ■ Yg *k steamships are losing ■n'erpool steamships are doing a 1 *'«’nty_coii*ulifcr*Recog- fiition. 3i.—Xhe President has pro- Y* n fih the head men aud chiefs a ( 'i Bakotah or Soux Indians, j treaties recently made with two junie Iudiana, by which they • a only to preserve toward the * Gut io withdraw from tbo over- governnaeDt? ” A. Tliat is false. ot these stipulations they are to oiium for twenty years. „ * ec °gnized Gerhard Jansen as 6 at New York. ,'dit and ihe Evacuation fort Sumter. ie* says: * of general inquiry there is one '• r 'Unected with the secession of • riak ol tbe rebellion on which uree witnesses has been taken. ^•- sought for and held by^ Mr. j 4 £ r 01 Virginia Secession n r tllfc members of that body, ’ Prior to the op<*bing of the rebel ‘juter. The evidence is principally •a of veracity between Baldwin on isandBotts on the other, as to mccln did or did not submit to wjWfUger from the said secession 7 the President, a proposition ‘°n, without dipping into secession, * lia w/inlil fulru 41... ‘Lv’. Ee would take tbe iveponsi- 8 Furt Sumter. Baldwin Buys he “Hositlon. Lewis aud Botts say 7 Mai^inents at the time, Baldwiu ‘Lai Biitts took hipi to task for not “* e convention, as a matter of the the Canadian Volunteers. ,r cu 3o t 18GC —Orders ^»re out the entire volunteer, force to- will be detained for a few Q this city. Tbe country com- ir home to-morrow. I did not say anything of the kind. I never saw Mr. Duncan strike or ill-treat any prisoner. I have said he was a murderer becitusejiis pigs were fattened on corn-bread while the>#isouers were starving. For pun ishment, I have seen men struck with the but of the musket, shot for putting their hands over the dead line, beaten with tbe fist, etc. I saw a negro “oldiev lashed; he was tied to a post and lashed on the bare back uutil be fell down • He had to be lifted up whep be was untied. With regard to the arrest of Duu- caii by the detectives, it wus believed that it was lor Stealing rations; know nothing of my own knowledge. Witness-was dismissed- Robert Ta;» Was next called. Am a carpenter ; reside in Mauch Chunk, Pennsylvania. Was a prisoner at Audersonville; having been captured on July 7ih, 1803 ; reached Audersonville on tbe 27lb Feb. 18C4; re mained there till the latter part of Septem ber. 1 was paroled on Match 1st, aud for two months afterwards was employed in making coffee. After that Mr. Duncan de tailed me to the Cook-house as carpenter ; also helped in the bakery when they were short of hands. Duncan’s duty wus at first to take the ratious inside the stockade aud serve them out to the squads. Alter^ the cook house was.finished, about tbe middle of May, lie was stationed there to cook the ratious aud weigh them out. One morning when the wagon wots going into the stock ade the prisoners gathering round tried to steal from the wagon. One mau stole a ham • nnd ian, Duncan struck at him but IN GENERAL.. — It is regarded as certain that at the next Papal Consietory one of the Bishops of the United States will be created a Cardinal. According to the preva lent or-mion in Rome, this distinction id to be con* frTreC, open Bishop Lynch, of Charleston. - —lirra. Partington asks, very indignantly, If the bills V'-jfore Congress are not counterfeit, why there should be ao much difficulty in passing them? —Lae Ghioni and Susini Opera Troupe are perform ing in Richmond to crowded houses. Tjie Galaxy ia the name of a new fortnightly serial abou; to be published in New York. —The successor of the late Senator Foote, of Ver mont, will be appointed by the Governor. The removal if the sunken vessels In the .Tames River has been commenced. The Washington National Republican will be is sued hereafter as a morning instead of an evening paper, in an improved form. The New Orleans press say there ia no cholera or fever on the Gulf. —Small pox is raging in Louisiana. —By order of Gen. Canby, George Clark, Esq., President of the New Orleans Boaid of Aldermen, is, recognized as Mayor pro tempore ot that city. At the bird show at the Crystal -Palace, London, there is an old gray parrot who haa a vocabulary of more than eighty words. Old Polly attracts the greatest attention by singing among other things, ••Oh, would I were a bird,” and “God rave the Queen.” No wonder Polly is in favor, especially in these Fenian times! There was a heavy black frost in- Macon, Ga., on the 3ntb ult. The Journal A: Messenger - ays the ground was frozen to the dspth of* quarter of an inoh. —A telegram from Philadelphia mentions the re ported fuiluro of six banks in the|oil region, The Canadians have aubscribed $25,000 to provide for the families of volunteers on duty. It is thought the sum can be easily doubled. —A Board of Trade has just been organized in At lanta, Georgia. —They have a theatre in Wilmington, N. C. Last Thursday waa the grand opening night. —Allen Smith, a notorious outlaw who deserted both the Federal and Confederate service, and has been committing numerous depredations, was shot down by a party In Owen county, Ky., on Friday, and mor tally wounded. —The police of Philadelphia now arrest all persons found lounging at the street comers and in front of churches on Sunday. About a hundred and fitty young men were taken into custody for this offence on Sunday last. —One of the greatest projects of the age, in the way of engineering, is a marine railway around. Niagara Falls The company propose to construct caissous or docks capable of floating the largest vessels ou the Lakes The grads to be overcome, ilj the distance of eight inilcs, is ubout three hundred aud forty feet, and the whole cost ubout $7,000,000. — Among the novelties in ladies’ fashions are little bells to be used upon the wrists of while kid gloves, and even upon the edge of the Pameta bonnets. < —Rumors prevail io Washington that the Reconstruction Committee'will shortly be dissolved, ow'mg, it is said4to a majority of mef sick and tired the members having becom of the seemingly endless and aimless work, ■- missed him, striking another man. He tii-u m w [ J ; c j 1 t i,ey are engaged threw a club at the first man. He knocked the wrong man down. He afterwards begged this man’s pardon ana nave him a piece of meat. Mr. Duncan detailed a man by tbe name of Hays for digging a well out side. He told tbe man it was against orders for him to carry anything into the stockade. One day this man brought in a box ot eggs aud was on bis way into tbe stockade. Mr. Duncan saw him aud tollowed him. Hays then dropped the box of eggs off from his shoulder. Mr. Duncan took him up U> the officer of the day at the stocks aud there kept him in the slocks twelve hours, dou’t know by whose orders it was doue. 1 kuow that Duncan gave a note to this mau Hays aud w imessed it. *w-a from Texas* lr(; k 28, 1880.— Resolutions ’S<‘d by the Convention to send 5 Washington Messrs. Porter, le and Henderson. ‘lection takes place on the fin June. •ture meets on the first Monday of .•faruh SUtli 1 - nu fiaontr for it feearvtary woof re-twenty bon£t* r'y Hetenuitutfio ^ ih- \) tht April ■lb eot CM3rttU.lt. c |jg ray at <jt d- *!d6dthaS4t u' Ui<it Sta< • offip-g t' fctt lit: [The note was produced and identified by witness. It contains a pledge by Hays not to prosecute Duncan in consideration of the latter’s paying him $09, and -is signed by Duncan and Hays and witnessed by Tate.J The, defence objected to the introduction of tbe note on the grounds that it was irrelevant; that it was given long after the transaction ; that Hays is himself the proper witness of the tact, aud not tbe note. Tbe note was admitted by tbe Commission. I was present when this nqte was given and signed. He bad threat ‘ *“ prefer charges against him box of eggs. Hays was < ' u 1gr-"i ‘be note. W>, US'ided ’tin; note to the Vo-J.ilA r. Wirz trial. ... ■?; . n ned. — ihe conduct of i> anca towards the prisoners: nu kied as.far ! saw. 1 je .d build ihe shell'in the cook • house >-• which' tie ineai wax putiu driving ' ;be grease from : t. Il was built biopuq , but I X d i 1 ui*y by those orders We received —It is known in Washington, that tbe Confederate Government cotton has been re moved, and that of private parlies secretly substituted, thus perpetrating a double fraud on the government, and on innocent indi viduals. I Scranton, Smiili & Co. keep const antly on hand CHOICE OJ.D BRANDIES, wm.EEV, GIN, WINES, dtc. EVERY VARIETY OF GROCERIES, ALBO, Hav, Corn, Oats and Bran,- strictly at wholesale to the trad«; and wo flatter ourselves that wi- can j ni jjt e ves that lte can m>iKe it to the interest of dealers to patroniaff us, at the hi ad of Bay, opposite Jefferson at. H. HAYM, 174 Broughton Street. 174 CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, Hie newest sty lea, LADIES'DREWGOODS. —- WORSTED SHAWLS AND HOODS, COUNTERPANES, HOSIERY, Ac. . ’ • • 1 Just received and for sale at the lowest pried by H. HYil. SELLS. MULES q•'HOMAS F. STEVENS has just arrived with a flue A lot of MULES, which ho is now offering at lair prices, at II^N BUTLER’S stables, Whitaker street, In frontof the Arst-nal. Let those wanting good stock call soon. niH-im. THOS. F. STEVENS. In case of my a!>sence from the city, Mr. John H. Dews will attend to my Imaiuess. T. F. S. Southern i'alace DRYGOODS HOUSE ORFF * WATKINS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN DRY GOODS ZDS' AX1X1 ITS iHA-RTOHEB, 111 & 113 Congress St., Savannah. Hotels. The V ernon House WHITE BLUFf, E. —BY— M. CON VEIl ia now OPENED TO VISITORS. er Meala furnished to parties at short notice, and boatu for flailing or Sailing. m!8-tf AUGUSTA HOTEL. Z. A.' S 8 '} Pr °!’ rlet0rH ' w depots. [f5-3;ni JONES & RICE. Port Royal House, HILTON HEAD, S. C, RIDDELL A HUGO, PiopeutOii k. a. BiimEi.r.. . Jn3-tf U. r. BOQO, PAVILION HOTEL, FIERCE SKEW Corner Meeting and Basel Streets, CHARLESTON, g. C. H. X,. BXJTTIDRinEXjD, Prop’r, Board $:i per day.a2-1m Wholesale nnd Retail Dealer In Fine Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, For eign and Domestic Wines, Liquors and Segars. Also, Skelian’s Celebrated GOLDEN ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER. in bottle and in wood. VERNONBORG HOUSE. London and Dubli- Brown Stont, Scotch and Eng lish Ales, Ac. Liberal deductions made to he trade. 175 BROUGHTON STREET. SAVANNAH, and 62 Liberty street, N. Y. dll-tf BLAIR & BICKFORD, LUMBER MANUFACTURERS, AND DEALERS IN TIMBER AND a,UM BER OF EVERY DESCRIP TION. DOORS, SASH, AND OLIVOS Mill and Lumber Yard on Canal, near Bryan street Office 180 Bay street, d28-tf Savannah, Ga. J. W. STEELE, . (Late Steele A Burbank,) 11 Merchants’ Row, Hilton Head,So. Ca. And corner King and George Sts., Charleston, C ALLS the attention of Wholesale and Retail Pur- 1 clmaers to his superior stock of Military and Naval Clothing, FURNISHING GOODS, Watches. Clocks, Fancy Goods, Jewelry and Plated Ware, Swords, Sashes, Belts, Bmbroldorles, Boots, Caps, Field Glasses, Gauntlets, Gloves, Ao., Ac. j* * LAROCHE & JOHNSON, TimberA Lumber Dealers 300 HAY 8TBEET, SAVANNAH, GA. d4tt THE EYE, EAR, AND THROAT. D R. WRIGHT, of Toronto, Canada West, Physi cian and Surgeon, Oculist and Aimsl, can be consulted on Deafhess, Discharges from the Ear, noise i in the Head, Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. All diseases of the EYE, requiring oithelr Medical or Surgical aid attended to. Office No. 41, In I)r. Thos. Buckler’s old office on Lexington street, Baltimore, Md. Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and 3to 6 P. M. j9 tf To Rent. VO fine Rooms, suitable for a lady and gentleman. T^Sccond door from comer Bull and"Broughtou streets. Best references given. mV6-tf Catawba Wine. JQ OASES (still) vintage of 1882, for sale by MACKY. BEATTIE A CO., 208 and 206 Bay street. JAMES B. DAWKINS, Attorney-at-Law and Solicitor in Equity^ GAINESVILLE, EAST FLORIDA, ls.lawly M Cabinet Organs. P T H NEWMAN having been appointed Agent **.’ *— * — . _ K .....1 vlpinitV fnP Maann Mr for Savannah aud vicinity for Mason A nips celebrated Parlor aud Church Cabinet Organs, wunld notify the citizens or the city and surrounding errantry that he is now ready to supply all orders for ^Anv^orders Icp"iUhe Book Store of Mr. B. Mallon. on Congress strew/, will meet with prompt aiten- tl0 T n ,' Qp organs have received the highest testimo nials from such musicians an Gortschatfc, S. B. Mills, HarrvSariderson, Wm. Mason, W. B. Bradburg, G. w »fr.riran John Zmidel. Geo. J. Webb, Thalberg, } n\i.n ffmon Geo. V. Root, Ac., Ac. L Tties«Organa range in price from fit to$l,0(W.__ m27-eodlw * Ship Stores. en hbls new Mess Beef % bble Meis and Prlme Pork 6 0 bbls P«.o‘ •»} Navy Bread ^WandPaint, Manihaabfl Tarred Rope R?ne raM iron Strapped Blocks auarassTTwine, Anchors, Ac. !^|im CLAOnORN A CUNNINGHAM. W. M. WALSH, twTHOLESALE Druggists, corner Barnard anff W Broughton streets, Savaauah, Ga., General Agent for the South. *• * CLOCK'S ' Hair Restorer Restores Gray Hair. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer makes Hair grow on Bald Heads. b T HE above well-known watering place at Vernon- burg, eight miles from the city, will be opened for the reception of visitors on the 2d of April. Bath houses, boats, Ac., in connection with the establish meut. For further information, enquire of W. A R. McIntyre A Co. P. L. CONSTANTINE, Agent, m2T-lm*Proprietor, Commission Merchants. THOMAS H. AUSTIN, General Commission and Forwarding ATHnCHAlVT, 95 Bay Street, Savannah. Ga axruis to Win. M Tun no a Co, ravaouap; Nonrse A Brooks, New York; Eppiug, Hauserd A Co., Columbus. mZn-tt A. DcTENSUOrKB, Of Savunnah, Ga. John M. W. Hill. A. DUTENHOFER & CO., Shipping, Forwarding, As*D COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Bay Street, Savannah, Ga. Prompt attention given to die purchase, sate ana shipment o/cotton, lumber and country pro duce generally. Consignments solicited, on which liberal advances will be tirade. _ riwntou: Brigham, Baldwin & Co., Snvnnnab ; Hiram Rob erts, Savannah ; J. H. Zeiliu & Co., Macon, Ga.; Dr. N. L Angier, lot. Rev. Col., Augusta; James M. Ball, Esq , Atlanta, Ga.; Wilds Cuitshoim, Atlanta, Ga. ; C. L Robinson, Jacktonville, Fla.; F. Dibble, Jack sonville, Fla ; Col. W. L. Bailey, Jefferson county, Fla.; D. H. Baldwin & Co., New York; Bearden A Co , New York. Matron Mitchell, Esq., Louisville Kentucky. JU GEO. a ARLEDGE, SHIP CHANDLER. GROCER MD Commission and Forwarding Merchant, 72 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH. d28-ly Ai.i urn It. Bshhctt, 1 Chau. H. Bhhhett, Jas. C. Van E«’t, ( 1>ew 10r * Raleigh, N. C. Bennett, Van Felt & Co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOB TEE BALE OF COTTON TOIACCO, NAVAL STONES, ITS., ALSO, FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF STATE AND OTHER STOCKS, S3 "Whitehall St_ New Yorlc. ^V. have associated with ns Mr. D. W. Cubtis, late Public Treasurer fut North Carolina. ni»-6m A. 8. Martridge, . COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, 92 BAY STREET, •CtM-tf NAVANNAH, GA. e. K. HIOER, OERTLEV 0. HASELL 1 General ^Partners. M. K. JESUP & CO.. New York, Special Partners. HUGER & HASELL, NO. 46 EAST BAY STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C., COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS’ AGENTS, AND DEALERS IN i" Railway Equipment and Siippilea, Portable and Stationary Engines, Saw Mills, and all kinds of Machinery required by Railroad Companies, Contractors, Manufacturers, Machinists aud Agriculturalists. Advauces made on consignment of Railroad Iron; also on cotton and other Produce. BENTLEY D. HASELL, CIVIL, MINING AND CONSULTING ENGINEER. ESTIMATES MADE AND CONTRACTS TAKEN. OVVICK 46' BAHT BaY, CBABLBITOB 8. C. J26 imAtwtf MADAM L. MAM AWT, 119 CONGRESS STREET, Y N. HOOPER & CO., Jdostoa. !#»•»». Hair Restorer StopsJI^r^from Falling Out. Hair Restorer Prevents Headache. CLOCK’S Hair Restorer h^elej|ttntly Perfumed. wair Restorer 1b all that can be eiaimed ae a Jrewir.g. : CLOCK’S _ ^ laiined for It. 1 Atdagle trial co:t\jnce2 Uie lu-.v-tt seep; ca: Its’ ) valne. If, .-.lte: a clar.mgh Cui ot tue hot.:-■'it; i does not gi.-e ptrfe» ‘ausfactioh, tli e money ■' .be I refunded. SoK -sp. .ywhere at fi p- i -kde. v.t; ‘ t.-CKWS to* M H AS just returned from New York with a-well a*- sorted Mock of Millinery and Fancy Good* Of tha lnteM styles compriai: Bonnets. Hats, eight • required cast .to order, at \n .«xperirnc» -f over fcT’y years j Hair Etstorer posst-sv?* all the merit isb’es to produce them of a sn- ’ • 1 *’■“ nowera toe, ■ Curls, Waterfalls Neck Tics. Ac. GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. L inen drills and under clothing. Just opened, a flue lot For sale cheap by a - C DaWITT A MORGAN. BLACK SILKS! Partnerships. Notice. 8zvzNMiH, Merch 9th, I860. r P HE olA. McAlpin A Brothers la this day die A solved by mutual consent. All parties indebted to said firm, and all creditors of the aame wUl make payment and present their claims to Meters Harden A Le vy, who are authorized to wind up the affairs of the concern. ANGUS MoALPIN. J. W. MoALPIN. mlS Im D. M MoALPIN. Notice. rpriE copartnership of Colby, Millen 4 Co., at. Da- •*• rien, Ga., is this day dissolved by mutual con sent. CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., m2 Wallace h. millen. Notice. T W. NEVITT, of the firm of Nevit, Lathrr.p & O e Rogers, has associated himn-ll with Lathrop i Co. in the Dry Uoods business, at the old stand ol jl-tf HENRY LATHROP A CO. Miscellaneous. Notice to Whuff Owners. . / \WNERS of Wiiarf Property are hereby notified V/ vthat they can obtaiu sand for filling, at the loot of Abercorn street, by hauling Che -same. JOHN B. HOGG, 1 m15 City Surveyor. Notice. * A LL persons having demands against the estate of TX Edward G. Wilson, deceased, of Chatham county, are respectfully requested to hand them in properly an- thentlcated; and all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment to „„ ANAIS WILSON, Administratrix. ST. CHARLES SALOON, TJX A. STAMM, Bay Lane, roar of Post Office.— JJ The best Liquors, Ales, Wioes. Segu.-s, Ac., alwaye on hand, iuclnding a choice article of BELT ER’S WATER, directly imported from Uersaglhum. Nassau, and the best of Rhine Wines. LUNCH every day at 11 o'clock. ml2-1y JO-. A.. ROBERT.S fLatc of Columbus, Ga.,) SHIPPING, FORWARDING AND General Commission Merchant, Office with Messrs Youge A Nixon, Baj «L, SAVANNAH. GEORGIA, tar Liberal advances made on cotton, wool, Inm ber and other Southern products. m9-lm“ 1 GEO. W. BERRY & CO.: Manaffic urers and Dealer in WALNUT, CHESTNUT AND PAINTED CHAMBEB FURNITURE, Refrigerators, Bureaus, Wardrobes,<tc., 1 Ac S Holmes’ Block, Hay-market gqure, 26 eod-3m BOSTON. MESIT ME IHI, |00 CASES of this celebrated Whiskey. For'sale MACKY, BEATTIE A Co., 2<*3 and 205 Bay street. Marett Brandy. 1 ik OCTAVES 1858, direct from bond. Tor et-Mrliv MACKY. BKATUIE A CO.,' ‘ M 293 aud 2u6 Bay street. Sundries. too BARRELS POTATOES 90 BARRELS ONIONS, 90 TIERCES SHOULDERS AND SIDES Landing per Cumbria and for sale by mlS MACKY, BKATTIE Ac CO. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. rff^HE schooner JAMESTOWN, about two hundred X and fifty tons bm then. ' tol2-t MILLER, TnOMAS A CO. For Sale. OHODES’ SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LlHE-the a Standard Manure. mlZ-tf MILLER, THOMAS A CO. CRUTCHES (jlIRST and only premium awarded at t he American I? Institute Fair, 18U5, and State l air ol Pa, ISC5, for Crutches. Hartman’s Patent Elastic Rubber Crutmes are pronounced by surgeons, and everybody else, to be the very best ever invented. They are easy nud con venient, they prevent paralysis ot the nerves, do away with all the weariness inseparable from the nse of all others, and are in all respects unrivalled. Send for a i-ircular. Agents wanted everywhere LOVRJOY A 1'aYLOR, Sole Manufacturers, No. 47G>. Broadway N. Y. 6m-n23 Rhodes’ Super Phosphate. Tbo Stanard Manure, For Culture of Cotton- 411E can supply Planters and Factors with this old If established Manure. m24 i. Bay-sL, Savannah. OATS, OATS- OtUME article, in iuia to suit purrhaaerf; at Uie tT lowest market rates. Apply to CHARLES L. COLHY A CO., taSOAt Corner aay and Abercorn sts. Peruvian Guano; 1X7B have ta store genuine No. 1 Peruvian Guano, ■ W direct importation, and will sell U quantities to ^!aff nhtaenf ' CRANE A GRAYBILL. RIDE. riTE have now on band a few Open Boggles and TV Rockaways, light and neat. Also, Sets ot Harness, which we will sell unusually tow. BOUSE A BRYANT, , J2S-tf 71 . 194 Bay street. Notice. TH* undersigned, under the name and style ot 1 PHILLIPS A MYERS, have this day formed a limited partnership " for the transaction of a Gene- al Commission, Auction, Factorage and Forwarding BnaffiMs in-the city of -Havannah. to continue nntll ihe first its j of January, 16T1. Barnet Phillips sod Frederick Myers are the general partners, and John Chadwick of .New York, the special partner, who has contributed the sum of twenty 1 Are thousand dollars to the common stock of the co-partnership. BARNET PHILLIPS, FREDERICK MYERS, JOHN CHADWICK. - Savannah, 22d Marsh, 1844.- rn24-law6w We bare received by last steamers— BLACK SILKS, of nil widths COLORED AND WHITE DRESS SILKS MOZAMBIQUES, GRENADINES, BAREGES, PINA CLOTHS, PLAIN AND CHECK POPLINS, LAWNS, MUSLIN, ORGANDIES, and other Styles of Dress Goods. EINSTEIN A ECKMAN", m24 1st Congreve street. Just Received and for Sale on Consignment, BY KENNETH MoLEA Ac CO., *9* Bay Street t 10 BOXES ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA ~ b3 " c 10 BOXES OOLONG DO. K. MoLEA. J. H. CARTER. KENNETH McLEA & CO., Commission Merchants, 202 BAY STHKET, SAVANNA XX., O A. IST” Advances‘made off aud other produce to onr New York. _ tof Cotton [ends in Liverpool nnd a3-3m MESS PORK. 20 Bbls. Choice Mess Pork, Just landed and for sale by HILTON A RANDELL, 193 Bay street. a3-3 W anted, BY BRYAN, HaRTRIDGE & CO., $10,000, OR LESS, OF Old Georgia Coupons. WANTED TO CHARTER, GOOD VESSEL of 1.009 to 2-con bales capacity, ■ to load entton for Havre or Bremen. Apply to a3 3 J. HAUERS, 10 Stoddard’s Range. Booms to Let. T7URNISHED ROOMS TO LET. Enquire at this X 1 office. m26-tf NOTICE. P ERSONS bolding City Lote. who are In arrear for Ground ltent, are notified that additional coals will be incurr d by them unless ttiey discharge their otdtgatior.a at an early day. R. T. GIBSON, 124 City Treasurer. Blankets i Flannels CLOTHS AND CASSIMERE8 BLEACHED AND BROWN SHIRTINGS DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS FRENCH KERTNOKS AND AT.APanaa, Received and for sale cheap by H. HATH, oct23 J74 Broughton afreet. COTTON SEED 4 POTATOES. | QQQ BUSHELS Sea Island Cutoa Seed, crop • •WWW <>f 18*5, warranted very Sue; also, 300 bbie Potatoes, Peach Blows and Jackson Whites, just received and for sale by NIXON, DONNELLY A CO. CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, 8. C. fJTHIS populai and well known Hotel, situated in the A buaineee portion of the city, haa Men newly tar nished throughout by tbe present proprietor, who hat been sixteen years connected with the establishment mZO-tf W. WRITE, Proprietor. KIBLIN ft BURKE, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ALES, WINES 11 LIQUORS, CORNER WHITAKER STREET AND BAY LANK. SAW MILL 4 COM MILL For Sale on Consignment. 1 54-Inch Iron Frame Circular Saw Mill, with 84 feet carriage l Extra «4-ln«h Saw 1 39-inch Corn Mill 60 feet Belting. For eale at manufacturer's prices. Apply to m2T-tf BRIGHAM, BALDWIN * CO. DRY GOODS The undersigned having formed a copuftnerah IHiram Roberts’ Sons & Co., wo. ise « JAMBS H. ROBERTS. DWIGHT L. ROBERTS. EDWARD B. LATHHOP. li QWVE REV — — - a pnrchaaj of na. "EOttpI A BRTANT, r V2 * v ^nT 194 Buy street. A!«o a fine lot of KID GLOVK9, directly imported from. Paris. Madam M smart offer* these good* for sale kt the very owe* t prices. A LL persona having claims against the evtate o f Mrs. Maxy Aim Quahtocic. of '.’bathnm county,; jJ^3S0STED Sizes end PhH-ntn uffWrbuda 1 But deoeazeti w>li present thm. duly atte--- s. «- : tuin the 1 d\. foam and dm-.- prescribeil by 'and ,.11 perei w : neataeaa law eetate wki intdtepe -.; ni tr Wm. Bnrn«. : -beat Fran ROBncrMffiNTniE, j Q? Efflcntow, I iiftth