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Savannah News and Herald. by s. w. mason. SAMUEL w. MASON, Editor, \V. T. THOMPSON Associate Editor. Ofllcial Paper of the City. Important Decision.—The following case, which came off at the April term of Sumter Superior Court, before His Honor, Alex. M. Speer, will be read with unusual interest.JjThe points decided are such as to affect thousands of our citizens, and gives, on that ac count, a prominence to tliia decision beyond that which usually attaches to a decision of the Circuit Courts. We understand that the case will go up to the Supreme Court: Special Notices. _ James W. Armstrong vs. Columbus W. Hand— — Complaint on notes for value of three negroes, sol£ in j j I8o0. Plea, failure of consideration, and breach of | LARGEST GiRSULATION !H THE CITY AND COUNTY j covenant, et. Hagan’s Magnolia Balm. MONDAY, APRIL 10, I860. THE COTTON TAX. This is the most delightful and extraordinary article In Sumter Superior Court, April Term, 18CG, Col. j ^cr discovered. It changes the sun-burnt face an Joseph Armstrong and Gen. Howell Cobb representing I Bauds to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty, the plaintiff, Messrs. Hawkins and McKay for defend- j imparting the marble purity of youth, and the distilt- “'flS* . . „ , . _ I Que appearance so inviting in the city belle of fashion. The facts are briefly these: Armstrong, plaintiff, _ , . ,, ”, , . „ . on the 9tn of January, 1800. sold three negroes to de- j 11 removes tan, freckles, pimples and roughnees from Tbc writers in the newspapers are specu- ! fondants, lor a given sum, and took their notes for the ; the skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent . , - , . , , | same, and now sues upon these notes. Plaintifl war- aa g smooth. It contains no material injurious to latlDC OU the effects 01 the intended tax on I anted lilies, that they were slaves for life. The de- L, . . , . , _ ,, mil iminrinn that tlio . • t fepdants plead failnre of consideration and breach ‘ tlle skra - Patronized by Actresses and Opera cotton, ana ltn. gtnc that the drawback will , n , covenant <»f warranty, by the abolition of slavery. ! Singers. It is what every lady should have. Sold compensate the manufacturer tor the excise. • -“e Court held the covenant only warranted the j everywhere Retail prioe; 60 cents _ * , , , , . „ title and status of the slaves as the law then stood, I .* „ „ „. „. » T m- But they appear to overlook the influence Ot j and that the acts of the Government abolishing slave- j PrepMed by W. E. HAGAN. Troy, N. ry repealed the covenant. The plaintiff was, there- '• Address all orders to fore, entitled to recover the notes sued upon.—Macon Messenyct The Alexandria Gazette, noticing the departure of the five Christmas rioters of that city for the Albany Penitentiary, to which they were recently sentenced, says: A rumor that the ‘Christmas riot’ prisoners had the law of demand and supply, as we re cently intimated, it requires no demonstra tion to prove that, if the supply is very short of the demand, that a tax levied on the pro ducer must react on the consumer of the taxed product. Why should there be a dif- ferent law for tbaconsumer of cotton goods I j ,e ™ sentenced and were to be sent offhad been dreu- ° luted through the city, and towards the hour for the and the consumer of the raw material? Every one kuows that when the tariff is raised and an increased duty placed on cotton cloth, that the importer Bhifts the increase on the consumer, provided the stocks are not super abundant. If they are superabundant, the manufacturer or producer has to submit to a fall of price—in other words, pay the im port. On any other theory than this there could be co equality of profit. In • the case of a deficiency the consumer pays. Iu either case the trader or go-betweeD must obtain bis customary profit, and the burden must fiili either on the producer or coneumer Ou the supposition that the demand is no more than equal to the supply, the tax would be divided between producer and consumer, and move or less is shared between them accord ing to the higgling ot the market. We ate induced to copy a few remarks ot this topic from a pamphlet issued in At lantain 1803. live o’clock Washington train to start, a large crowd, including man}- ladies, had collected at the upper end of Duke street to witness their departure. We will not attempt to express the feelings excited in all the spectators of this sad ending of at moat a Christmas frolic, but the appearance of five residents of this city, bom and raised here, andknown to all our old citizens as honest aud upright youug men, manacled together with "iron handcuffs, and carried through the streets in charge of a military guard, after the issue of the I peace proclamation, was sufficient cause for anxiety to all. The sob* and cries of some of the ladies were j painfully audible, and the feelings of one were so acted upon that she fainted and fell upon the streets.” oct27-eodly DUMAS BARNES & CO., New York. New Advertisements. NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE. flHARLKS E. O'SULLIVAN respectfully Inform* \j his friends and the public that he i9 now pre pared, with new materials, to execute Job Printing at hie offiee, Citv Hotel Bnflding.Bay street, third door east of Whitaker, second floor. Patronage is earnestly solicited. alO tf J. N. WILSON, Photographer. PHOTOGRAPHS, J?oroeIain & Ambrotypes, IN THE HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART. ■ Copckr Ties protect the toes of children’s shoes.— One pail will outwear three without tips. Sold every where. LYON’S KATHAIRON. Remot.u. or Restrictions on Commercial Cy- I phers.—The Secretary of War has issued an order re* moving the restrictions on commercial cyphers. This intelligence is of interest and importance in commer- -eial circles. ills President ha. approved and signed the Defi ciency Appropriation hill. Among the items are the l-.llo\“in;' To enable the Light-House float u to re establish lights and other aids to navigation, discon tinued by the enemy on the Southern coast, 8100,000. 2'y-v.j S”FFr.AGE League in Congress —The War.bicgton correspondent of the Charleston Courier ■ Tazee of every kind fail on producers or consumers *e the ratio of demand to supply. A duty on exporta ble commodities is borne exclusively by the coaumers ol those commodities, in the increase of their price, while the supply is not in just proportion to the de mand, and vice versa, the duty will fall on the pro ducers, iu the reduction of price, when the eupply is in excess of the demand. Should the demand un.l supply be iu equilibrium, the burthen of the duty will be equally divided betwee n producers and consumers, 't he eupply of cotton must fall shaft of the demand for at least two years, or until a second crop is made after the war. Let ns illustrate, by a few examples, the connection between the law of demand and supply aud taxation. If a duty ou imports i. imposed where none has existed before it falls on the producer or consumer as the dc-maud exceeds or fails short of the uupplv. This ia undeniable. A duty on exports fal lows the same law. An excise being laid, the article excised advances or recedes in price as the supply foils short of or exceeds the demand. A conflagration that destroys one-third of a city, the population and the demand for houses remaining the same, a house fax will fall on tenants, iu the increase of rent . An epidemic that visits a city deciminating one-third of the inhabitants, the supply of houses remaining the same, will fall on landlords, in the diminution of rents. U the rule be applied to au export duty on cotton during the whole period that the demand ex ceeds the eupply the increase of price that follows must be paid by the consumer of the raw material. Whatever amount of duty may be Imposed will be drawn back iu tbe increased price of the article, and the duty will fall exclusively on the consumer iu foreign countries. If, therefore, the government of the Confederate States imposes an export duty ou cot- fen of two dollars and fifty cent* per hundred pounds, the crop being i,000,000 bales, amounting to fifty millions of dollars, should they borrow this sum in Europe the producers of the staple will pay no part of the duty eo long as the demand exceeds the supply. "With much reluctance I am compelled to say that C.oigrcss and the people of the "so-called'’ loyal States are in iavor of the Civil Rights bill, and of the vetoed Freedmen’s Bureau bill. Further, I may say wL ti 1 know, to wit: that sixty members of the House of!; pn .eututivt-s are pledged’to accept no terms of restoration of the -South, except those which, in some way, admit ot negro suffrage. Kiilhalron Is from the Greek word "Katluo," or "Kathalro,” signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate and re store. This aitlcle is what its name signifies. For preserving, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It is the must remarkable preparation in the world. It is again owned and put up by the original proprie tor, and is now made with the same care, skill and at tention which gave it a sale of over on. million bot tles per annum. It is a mosi delightful Hair Dressing. It eradicates scurf and dandruff. It keeps the head cool and clean. It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy. It prevents the hair from falling oft* and turning gray. It restores hair upon bald heads. Any lady or gentleman who values a beaatful head of hair should use Lyon’s Kathairon It is known and used throughout the civilized world. Sold by al respectable dealers. Tile 3leiirodi.it Conference anti Cue Fresi- dent--The President and Mayur It on- i oct27-eodlv DEMAS BARNES Ifc CO. New York. THADDEUS STEVENS, fccrae of the most radical papers are loud in tbe censure of Tbaddeus Stevens for bis blatant course as a legislator. Ho is called by Harper’s "Weekly “a revolutionary leader.” His influence over tbe House is most poten tial. Tbe Northern papers are puzzled to discover tbe sources of his power. The Evening Post, who considers him “intem perate, intolerant and vindictive,” asks, “If his measures are unwise, and often calculated to defeat the very ends which Congress and the country have at heart, how is it that these measures have the sympathy of a large party in Congress, and the applause of a great mass of the Northern people.” This is a very sig nificant question. The Post answers it in this wisa : “The great mass of the Northern people are deter mined that lawful liberty shall be secured in ail flic States of the Union, aud to all the people, white aud black alike. Freedom of speech, of the press, free dom cf movement, free access to the courts, aud im partial protection to life, person and property—these are what they want to secure beyond a peradventure in the South, as elsewhere. ■■ It is because the people are very eeruest in iheir desire for these things, aud very much determined to have them, that every measure proposed in Congress looking to these end* lias their indulgent sympathy aud consideration. No matter how extreme or ill- considered a proposition may be, if its purpose is to ensure libertv over all the land, to establish peace and justice on a firm footing everywhere, to secure the rights of the blacks, who were our friends during the war. the popular heart sympathizes with the intention so strongly that it overlooks any faults the measure may have. The people do not look closely into its merits; they do not ask whether it is constitutional or economical; they do not study deeply its future bearings aud results." Every one can perceive the pertinency of Mr. Stevens is “intemper- Orleans April 12,1800.—.The Methodist Con” ’ Ivuci now in session iu this city, has appointed tv,, • FL-hi'ps to proceed to Washington City, to con i' to Hu' President the thanks oi that body for re storing the Church property, which had been appro printed by Northern pastors aud congregations, to the Methodist Church South. President Johnson has issued an order prohibiting Mayor Monroe and Alderman Dixon from exercising •the functions of the offices to which they have been elected, until they are pardoned. A Dangerous Nuisance.—On Sunday last a shoot ing alfibr occurred at Lang's Hotel, on Bridge street, Georgetown, D. C., in which a young man, uamed Samuel Gaskins, was wounded by a bullet fired from a pistol in the hands cf Benjamin F. Hough. It op- l’ears that the parties had a discussion iu til : bar room, and, as Hough was about to leave, Gaskins ginned a piece of paper, ou which was printed the word '• nup>siice," on his coat He reached the street, and was informed by a colored boy of the trick which find been played on him. He immediately returned b> the bar-room and asked who did it. whereupon Gas kins responded tiiat he did. Hough then drew a small single-barrelled pistol and fired, the ball striking Gas kins on the left side, immediately below the lower rib. Hough was arrested and taken to the etation- uouse. N. T.—1860—X. Drake’s Plantation Bitters* Copying done In the best manner. Picture* made is well In cloudy a* in clear weather. |y c a ji and Examine Specimens. -®fi SOUTH-EAST CORNER BROUGHTON AND WHIT- ais-tf AKER STREETS. . '< N" otice. LL parties having demands agalnRt the late Arm A LL parties having aemsims agamm. ' ue inie nrm f\ 0 f Sprstt. Callahan A Co. for timber, cross ties, Ac., ent from their land3, are hereby notified to pre sent the same within the next ten day*. D. CA LiiAHANi In liquidation. Savannah. April 10.18(13. EXECUTOR’S NOTICE. S IXTY days after date, application will be- made to the Court cf Ordinary of Effingham conntv for leave to sell all the land belonging to the estate of Christian Winenbaker, flnte of said county, for the benefit of the heirs of said estate. GEORGE A KELLER, Ex’r. April 14, 1866. al«-1aw2m 1STotice to Consignees- T HE consignees of the British bark CATHERINE are hereby notified that the vessel is now dis charging at White’s Press. All goods left on the wharf after snnset will be stored at risk and expense of consignees. ~ alC-3 CUNNINGHAM, PURSE A CO. Dissolution of Copartnership. T HE firm of Mendel A Laffltean Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. S. M. Lafliteau is author ized to receive all bills and to settle all claims. E. MENDEL. al«-3t 9. M. LA F FITE A U. SALT FOR BALE, Iu bond or duty paid. Apply to CHARLES L. COLBY A CO . Cornet Bay and Aber orn sts j'lAUKIKD. LUDDINGTON—BORCIIEKT Aprii lOlh. by Rev. !). M. Gilbert. Mr. W. A. Lndffington au 1 Miss Ma tilda Iforcberr, both of this city. * FUNERAL. INVITATION. GEORGE. -The friends and acquaintances of Sir. Wm. W. George and family are invited to attend the funeral of their infant daughter, at 4 o’clock p. m. This Day. Special Notices. FENIANS, AHOY! Robert Emmett Circle of the*Fenian Brotherhood. A regular weekly meeting of this Circle will be held Ti is Evening at s o’clock, at their Hail, Day street, over Hie Express Office. - AU Irishmen are requested to attend. By order. MICHAEL .J. DOYLE, Centre. John J. Fitztatbiok. See. ol6 They purify, strengthen and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours They strengthen the system and enliven tiie mind They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomadu They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera find Choiera Morbus They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They arethe best Bitiers In the world. They make the weak strong, and are exhausted nature’s great re storer. They are made.or pure St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya'Balk, roots and herDs, and are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. Only gen uine when Cork Is covered by our private U 9. Stamp. Beware of counterfeits and refilled bottles. P H DRAKE & CO, oct2S-c“:l ly 21 Park Row, New York. Agua de Magnolia. ATTENTION', Washington Hose Company. A toilet delight 1 The ladies' treasure and gentle men’s boon 1 The “sweetest thing" and largest quan tity. Manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person, to render the skin soft ana fresh, to prevent eruptions, to perfume clothing, Ac. It overcomes toe nnpleasant odor of perspiration. It removes redness, tan, blotches, Ac. It cures nervous headache and allays Inflammation. It cools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin It j ielus a subdued and lasting perfume. It cures mosquito bites and stings of insects. Il contains no materia! injurious to ihe skin. Patronized by Actresses r.nd Opera Singers. It is ; what every lady should* have. Sold everywhere. Try ' tbe Magnolia Water once and you will use no other j Cologne. Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards. RAMA9 BARNES & CO., oci27-eodly Props, Exclusive Agents, N. Y. tliia explanation ete, intolerant, vindictive.” The people of the North sympathize with him, that is, he reflects their wishes and opinions. How com plimentary to their humanity and intelli gence ! Several typographical errors appeared in two editorial articles in our issue of Satuday. In the article headed, “Balauce Wheel of the Government," fourth line from the top, read Story for Strong, and in fifth line, read Curtis lor Custis. In the article headed, “War in Europe,*’ second paragraph, second line, for Russia read Prussia, and in third paragraph, second line, Russja read Prussia. DEATH OF A FK031INENT GEORGIAN. Many of our readers in all sections of the State will be pained on reading the follow ing, which we copy from the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel of Saturday ; Dbath of Col. H. H. Cumming.—The sudden demise of this eminent aud honored citizen falls like an electric shock upon our community. Under the influence of mental alienation, which had been observed to be growing upon him, day by day, for months, he committed suicide at bis office on yester day morning. A native of Augusta, be was from early mauhood, identified with the history of her honor, her interest and her enterprise, and received nt her hands very many tokens of affection and esteem. An able lawyer, he rose to the head of his profession, which numbered among others, the names of Wilde, Crawford, Holt, and Schley. lie was the soul of chiva)ry- sacrificing conve nience aud interest, and lending the influ ence of name, wealth and position to succor the weak and aid the friendless. Amiable iu all the relations of life, his hand was ever 1 bcral to the poor, dispensing that unosten tatious charity which shuns the public gaze. We trust, at a proper time, some of his surviving compeers will render a fitting tribute to bis memory. An Extra Meeting of the Company will be heM Tb s (Momlay) Evening at s o’clock. Every member Is nxpeele-1 to bo present. Ail fail- 2 to attend will be expelled By order of tbs Com pany. WILLIAM KEHOE, Secretary. ! nILL'S HAIR DYE, 50 cents Black Or Brown, insteii'.aneons; best, cheapest, durable, re- i liable. Depot, No IX John atreet. New York. Sold j by all drug and patent medicine stores everywhere. mSMy County Solicitor, Fklio'.v-Citizens of Chatham Countt—I am a candidate for the office of County Solicitor, and re spectfully ask your support at the election to be held on the 2d cf May next. fii20-tf jko. o. FERRiLL. B£T£2£;BX.OB.’& HA1& D3TE COUNTY COURT JUDGE. riease anuouuce MAX. DE5VERGERS a car late for Judge of the County Court, aud oblige n5 MANY VOTER? The Original and Best in the World 1 The only trno md perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan taneous. Piodnces immediate-! a splendid Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair or skin. Comedies the ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by ali Drug gists. The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS, For Restoring and Beautifying the Hair. veM-’v CHARLES BATCHELOR. Nxw Yobs. county solicitor. Frl.I.G'.V-ClTiZKNS OF CHATHAM Countt 1 am a andidate for the office ol County Solicitor and re- P- • tfully request your support at the c-iection to bo a tile 2d of May next. m2S GEO. W. MOORE. 1ST otice. be! To the Voicrs oi' Cliatiiam County. Fkli.ow Citizens—I announce mvself a Candidate for the office of Judge of the Conntv Court on the 1st Wednesday in May next, and respectfully solicit your support. m2!-trt ,TXO. A. STALEY. COUNTY COURT JUDGE. To TflK VOTKRS OF CHATHAM CilUSTT ; Fellow Citizens—I announce myseli a candidate for the office of Judge of the County Court, at tbe election on the 1st Wednesday in May nest, and rc Apectfully solicit your suffrage. 3H2T-I1 CHARLES FARRELLY- COUNTY JUDGE. Fcllow CmzENS op Chatham Countt;—I am a candidate for the office of County Judge, and respect fe.iiy solicit your support at the election to be held on the 21 of May next. ' m2'-td LEVI S. RUSSELL. COUNTY COURT JUDGE. We are authorized to announce HENRY WIL LIAMS, Esq., as a candidate for the office of County- judge for Chatham county at the election in May- next. m2l-td OFFICE FREIGHT DEP’T A. & G. R. R.. ) Savaunah, April 10,1366- / Perishable articles, If not called for within three days alter arrival, will be sold for the benefit of all concerned. C. H. WILLIAMS, all Agent Freight Department. COD LIVER OIL.—This estimable remedy has gr.iwn in disrepute among many from the nauseous and rrpulalvo articles sold under the name of Cod Liver Oil. Hazard A Coswell’s Cod Liver Oi; is man ufactured on the sea coqst from fresh selected livers, it 13 as sweet as cream and is easily retained by the most delicate stomach. Caswell, Mack A Co, sole manufacturers, New York. For sale at LIPPMAN’S al3-3t. Drug and Chemical Warehouse. NOTICE FREIGHT DEP’T, ATLANTIC A GULF R. R , 1 Sivxnnah, April 3,1866. (* Parlies desirous of shipping powder are requested lo havo It delivered at the Atlantic A Gulf Railroad Depot between the hours of six and seven o’clock a. m. on Tuesdays, Timrsdays and Saturilnys. C. H. WILLIAMS. a.3 Agent Freight Dep’t. SieaMEB Sukx.—The Columbus Sun says the ship George Turner was burned at East Pass, Apalachacola Bay, on the Bight of tbe 1th lust. She had cleared and was ready for tea. Her cargo consisted of ’,413 bales of cotton, which w«# insured in Nsw York and Liverpool companies. Of tho cotton 921 bales wero shipped by Atkins, Dunham A Co., and 422 by W. A. McKenzie & Co. The resets is a total loaa. She was scuttled and sunk in nineteen feet water. Half of her cargo will be saved to a damaged condition. Tax Gxeax Sosmm Bp.nr rau The dote of' the first ween of the islr in Baltimore, he. iiHIr de- monetreSeO the en oeeee et the UnAerteklng. The »«- cetpte aonttme twine ae taese ee vree umdseteO. —-* the crow* at the doee ot tbe week wee greeter u the beginning. The total amount In hank BetnxAey morning was $64,000. The receipts of Saturday -will ■well this considerably, and there are now *30,000 worth of goods ou hand. To tlie Veters of Chalilmm County. Wo are authorized to announce JNO. HUGGENIN THOMAS, Esq., as a candidate for County Solicitor. Election r.D the 2d day of May next. ju2S-t-i MANY CITIZENS. COUNTY COURT JUDGE. Wo are authorized to announce Capt. JNO. BILBO as a candidate for the Judgeship of the County Court at the election, the first Wednesday in May next, rujo-td ELECTION. On Wednesday, the 2d day of May next, an election will be held at the Court Houso, In the city of Savan nah, for a County Judge and a County Solicitor tor the county of Chatham, for tho term prescribed by the Act of tbe General Assembly of the State of Georgia. The polls will be opened at seven o’clock a m., and be closed at s : x o'clock p. m. The Sheriff and Ills Deputy, with his Constables f Chatham county, are required to attend aud pre serve order. WM. II. CUTLER, J-1. o c, c. N. B. KNAPP, j. i. o. o. o. GEO. P. HARRISON, 3. t. o. o. o. JOHN SCREVEN, 3.1, c. o. o JOHN WILLIAMSON, j. l c.o. o. afl-etnB OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, » Savannah, April loth, 1866. ) Taken from a negro supposed to have been stolen in the neighborhood of Augusta, Ga., one metllum- niarkedfrom tboharnm* trimmed. Tb* P»T- ©u rb* shoulder, baa * long , owner can, \>y applying to tbe undenig'n^T^d i In* expenses, obtain earn Mole. It- H. ANDERSON, • u-lw Cbtef of Folic. Notice. INFERIOR COURT FOR COUNTY PURPOSES, I Aprils, 1866. 1 It is considered and ordered that all persons inte rested are advised that, if no valid objection be made before tbe 18th of April inst., that this Court will, by order, authorize tbs Skidaway Shell Road Company to construct branches from their road to Thunderbolt aud Bonaventure respectively, as authorized by their amended charter. N. B. KNAPP, J. i. c. c. e. _ JOHN SCREVEN, J. I. c. c. o. JOHN WILLIAMSOM, J, t. c.c. c. True extract from tha minutes. WM. H. BULLOCH, April n-me&is. Clerk L c. c. c. Wrapping Paper. 200 small end large Straw Paper SO reams extra iieavy Manilla Paper * 30 reams White Tea Paper For sale by IIILTON * RANDELL, a 16-3 ins Bay street. Vinegar. 1 [Z BARRELS superior White Wine Vinegar IJ 26 kegs, five gallons each, Piain Pickles For sale bv HILTON & RANDELL, “ 193 Bay street. PLANTATION BITTERS. 40 CASES Drake's Plantation Bitters • Star” Bourbon Whiskey For sale bv HILTON Sc RANDELL, 193 Bay street. CASSIA. NUTMEGS. Oft MATS Cassia 4‘S' pounds Penang Nutmegs 1,00° lbs Zante Currants' For sale bv HILTON & BANDELL. 193 Buz street. T H EAT R 15. THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 18th, The Beautiful HISTORICAL PANORAMA Auction Sales. DRY GOODS AND CLOTHINGAT AUC TION. By Bell, Wylly A Christian. BOMBARDMENT OF FORT SOMTEB, As It Was and as It Is.' Will be sold to-morrow, TUESDAY, ITth Inst., In the salesroom, at 10>j o’clock , sale is called to”the fntinS? l ’ Ko ckhi r! ! e, 't'-J fiance^ 30th Deceml^r. Eit^ e^l . S f, c * H T , hat ea * and ever, „ ' • T tually lived m this city r ',,7 P*t*m *■„, , • ly previous, and wlm slilm e„l2l Te aontk. h These truly beautiful Scenes, gotten up at great expense aud labor, were pat ted in the dty of Charleston immediately after the First Battle.-1 SGI, from SKETCHES TAKjEN ON THE SPOT, and have 'received the pra sc of the Charleston Press and the admiration of ' CROWDED AUDIENCES A fine assortment of Dry Goods and Clothing, con sisting of Fine Melton Cloths Fine Summer Cassiraer s Fine Cheek, Lilac, White and Pink Fancy Flannels Fine Linen Diaper Fine Linen Twill Fine Linen sheeting and Shirting Fine Drab Cloths, Brilliantes, Delaines, Prints. Muslins, Barage, Ginghams, Mozambiques, Poplins, Light Felt and Black Hals. Ladies’ Black and White Hose, Liuen and Paper Collars, Collars and Caffe, Gents’ Paper Collars. Rubber Combs, Head Nets, Men’s Wool and Cotton Hose, Hooks and Eyes. Pins, , Needles, steel Pens. Note Paper, White and Black in that city, who are ftmffiar with every scene anil pant B . utons Coat Buttons. Ladles’ Corsets, Reti- LTecror refuse ttfi-n™*!''’ ever 7P‘rsn l ?’J‘* c -'«' • - culee, Razors and Razor Strops and Brushes, Shoe j ^fjLiasectim/shairo^'^'^ ^forecv 10 : Brush?.. Sewing Silk, Tooth Brashes, Knives and u,!m«... .a. eonvktu*. Forks. incident. ’ The introductory remarks and DESCRIPTIVE LECTURE Official^ ■*™™^ 0 VEir 4105 orajl * ciTy o P r 4 ;5 s ’ ° m, *Ct4 S ^B, r E attention of Drover, and non-resident, brit^n" 1 4,1 _ -evlons, and who shall cai»L Te n *°othV ?** , slon, occupation or emnlnrm^ on a nv by advertising exhlwtife';«sfe & to sell by sample, or taking gtt - 1 for the sale or purch^e n? ° r '-t- first take out a license ?°° l1 " °r Treasurer a sum hot ’i e “ more than two hundred doi‘"eat. f '■** the Mayor, and each and« iVA**- give a clear and succinct account of the Fight of the 11th April, 1861. Tickets, 50 cents; Family Circle, three tickets for One Dollar, Gallery (colored), 26 eta. Private Boxes, $5. • v. Doora open at 7 o’clock; to commence at S. alO S tats of Georgia, Chatham county.—in the Superior Court. William C. Daniell, and others, j v Complainants, I _ _ and )■ Iu Equity. The Canton Mining Company ofGeoY. I gia. Defendant. J To the Canton Mining Company of Georgia, greet ing > It having been represented, by affidavit of two or the Cnmphiinants in the above entitled cause, which affidavit has this day been filed in the Clerk's office of the Superior Court or Chatham county, where said cause is pending, that .you, tho said Canton Mining Company of Georgia, have no public place of doing business, and have no individual in office upon whom service of writs or process may be perfected, within the knowledge of the deponeDts : These are, therefore, to cite and admonish you, and you are hereby cited and admonished, to be and appear at the said Superior Court of Chatham county, on the second Monday, being the fourteenth day ot May- next, then and there to answer the complaint of said Complainants In their bill of complaint contained, in default of such appearance, the said Court will proceed as to justice shall appertain.' Witness, the Honorable William E. Flemming, Judge of said Superior Court, this thirteenth [h. s j day or April, In the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six. WM. It. BULLOCH, Harden A levy, Clerk S. C. C. C. Complainants’ Solicitors. al4-s3 also; Cases Boys’ Calf Brogans, cases Misses’ Calf Gait ers, cases Men's Balmorals, CUdren’s Balmorals,. Men’s Slippers, Ladles' Congress Gaiters, Ladiei’ Kid Slippers. / ALSO, gtA fine assortment of Men's and Boys’ Felt Hats, all sizes, Gent's and Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, Finger Kings. Fancy Ribbons, all colors; Suspenders, Thim bles. Shirts, linen and wool, Dresaes, Pants, Vests, Ac.. Sc. Terms cash. aI6 Mayor in the Police Court A 10 ® 1 '’*•’ ceeiling two hundred dollar. >, aaeJ to fiL'*' By order EDtv e Jt'Rf lf to 13 J tMEs Stiwabt, Clerk of AUCTION. BY S. hi. LAFFITEAU. E. MENDEL, AUCTIONEER. THIS DAY, at 11 o'clock. In front of store will be sold : 50 bales Hay 30 bbli Pickled Codfish Heads, new Without reserve. al6 TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT. Notice. -One of the most-valaaFde and produc- IVILL be sold at veiy low prices: n 63 bbls Flour, different brands 23 boxes Soap, different brands 13 boxes Tobacco, different brands 13 bbls Whiskey T O RENT tive Rice Plantations ou the Alternated laver, in Also, jnst received: 30 bbls Mess Pork 31 bbls Mess Beef 22 tierces New Bacon Shonlders 8 tierces Sngar-cnred Hams 5 cases English Bacon, very fine 210 bbls Kilu-dried Hominy 143 bbls Kiln-dried White Meal YORK, WILLIAMS, MoINTIRB A CO. :il6-5 By McIntosh county, containingnine hundred and thirty- seven (937) acres—between six aud seven hundred acres cleared, canaled. embanked-, ditched and drain ed—having the best pitch of tide and producing the Irest crops of rice and com One hundred acres new. having been pinn ed only two ya rns. On the premi ses is a good dwelling, a number ot good negro houses aud other buildings. I will rent the whole Island which formerly be longed to Mr. Jacob Barrett, for the-present and en suing year, ou good terms. For further information, address the subscriber, at Brunswick, Georgia. a!4-4wk V. WOOLLEY. iHS Copartnership heretofore existing between W. TPL... 1 H. Middleton, Robert Stears and Lewis K. Smith, has beeu dissolved this day by mutual consent. Mr. R. Stears retiring. Tbe business of tho Savannah Steam Bakery will be conducted by the remaining partners, under the firm name of L. K. Smith A Co., who are authorized to sign In liquidation of all liabilities. W. n. MIDDLETON. B. STEARS, „ »14-3 L. K. SMITH. PATENT MICA CANVAS ROOFING. GULF COTTON SEED. This year’s crop, raised In Louisiana, for sale by -TV- minis T HE CANVAS ROOFING i» adapted to buildings of every description, iu all climates, and cm be applied to steep or flat roofs. We recommend ils use on Factories, Foundries, Store-houses; Cotton Sheds, Railroad Depots, Rffd upon all bniidings where steam 1? use;; and a Fire-proof Roof reqnict-d. The f laudation of the Canvas Roofing is a heavy lit-mn canv. s. which is completely saturated and coat ed on noth M'ies with onr improved W.-itrr-proof Composition, which excludes moisture and prevents rot. The upper nrfncc of the Roofing D protected from the acri m of the w.-ather by covering it with the ground ndiierid lsiugiam or-Mica, which is pressed into tile Water-pro 1 C. mprr.-it op, making a hard surlaf j. beautiful in appearance and a sure protection against fire. The Mici being a reflector and non-con ductor of heat, no Koof lsso-couiin summer. The rtiii.vas Roofing is made into sheets seventy-five ! feet long by forty ;,icbes wide, making a ’surface of j 250 sqnnre feet in each sheet. Tiffs Ti nflmh.u only ! to be nailed to the roof to make a Durable Fire and j Water-proof Roof. By Blun & Meyer. Will b sold THIS DAY',, in front of store, o'clock : 60 bbls Flour, 60 half bbls F’lour 3 chests Tea, 16,000 Segals r 1 box Beef 'l ongues, 3 obis Hams 6 bbls Bacon Shoulders, 30 tubs Lard 5 tubs Butter, 20 boxes Soup 2o bbls Beane, 10 bble Herrings ALSO, r cases, containing Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Notions AND An assortment of Furniture. By E. E. Hertz. THIS DAY, at 12 o’clock, ,on Bolton’s Wharf will be sold by order of Port Wardens for account of Un derwriters and all concerned: 118 bales Hay, damaged on board schooner John E. Dailey, from Baltimore, alfl-1 REAL ESTA1E AT AUCTION. By Bell* Wylly & Christian. Will be sold on WEDNESDAY next, 18th Inst., in front of store, at 11 o'clock: Lots Nos. 23 and 24,60 by 180 feet, Troup Ward, fronting on tho Square. Terms cash. a!3 Wanted. Situation Wanted. B Y a middle aged-man, In a wholesale dry goedsor grocery store. Understands paekii f, marking. shipping and receiving goods. The very t-c-.t erencesgiven. Apply at 207 Bay stree'^ SBSOX fublishkd 'fUkIup-—_ AN ORDINANCE HEAD raE l* ‘ ' In relation to Stevedores and Pn „ T * 1 censes ana Whereas certain stevedo-.. ' dents of Savannah, and res dL ! °i Mtll aes - vlnces and elsewhere. ;#»acoio ..a Metier, / - to load two or more vessels at^ prac,i( *ote some instances whenTurn v«J, laos afal of employing unde.- themt? S s -’-‘ c - foremen, persons who are who take out no licenses as2 s: «^ 5 parties under themselves an.’ T ? Ja: *)ta- 1 tractors or foremen, as a “? Jer Weil stevedores, and which porters lW: e v such, to tile detriment of ili,.^5 a Qat “ot)^,'* 1 aud in violation of the ordmw ^' eaue « aft in some instances creating a that U-v,■ ’ injury of resident stevedores®^- remedy of snch evil and unlawr."' p(lr:ttv : ,1 Sec. i. Bo it ordained by thl M.£ ricUc ’»i * of the city of Savannah in SJ > is hereby ordained bv the «nS ***«»,.- *.. That it is me true intm a "n C Ti, J '' : 'i tax and revenue ordinanca T., 0 8 ' 11 :; y, as well as the ordinances in 3, ,he s»id dores and porters, that ever- a a tent to load and unload vesii- prr ’ e ; cargoes of the same, are •*■ vl meaning of said ordinances a -i5 , d rt! »3b- and liable to lake out licenial »- :l ‘ '*' residents as the case may he-' anwl 11 ®' not eo competent, by engaWtnili^JsJ and stowing cargoes of vessel- ldm2 cs ia;i the true intent and meaning nflu Pwn»■* subject and liable to take out how. ur,J| Mact. Sec. 2. And be it further ordaineiV 1 *! 5 ' 1 aforesaid, That any person, com“mte-u ^ f"' to load ami unload vessels ami ,7 and who shall hereafter presume Tokr 111 ' 2 *^ engage to load or unload an, vannaU and within the jnnTl ; ; . city for river pnrposes, or who .S’., i! ' ; T gaged in stowing such cargo evvT mediate insneetinn nf .» r mediate inspection ota licensedtS? 0 '! out taking out a stevedore’s license .2? resident as the ease may be, ; J; »«3 ally of not more than thirty doliar. ,7* “‘M violation of this section: anti that so competent, who shall etu-age i a ing, and stowing as afonnid' and *‘.'f 3 out a porter’s license, shall be liable not more than thirty doliaisfor tve'i of this section In relation to no-ie'- */ ’i price of a license for every non-reafe.“-^J shall hereafter be two hundred do'iars' Sec. 3._ Ajhd be it further ordained by the W | aforesaid, That it shall hot be lawful fVJl.f I stevedore to engage In loading or -,“v'*’.l stowing'.he cargoes of more vessels « 1 than lie can personally superintend ail. - have employed under him a licensed ^ i f *i dent or con-re.-ident os the case may be. she J have the personal aopervislun ofscchtoC-l loading or stowing of anv veaiel for which sc -'J ond or assistant stevedore may be employed r-J penalty of not more than thirty dollars lurev-nJ latloii of this section in respect to evert i being loaded or unloaded or stowed. 1 Sec. 4. And be it further oriinnedb, thea-iv aforesaid, That it shall be the special Jut- Harbor Master and the offlccrsaml members '! city police to report ail violations ofthlsoriM wiiicti may come to their knowledge, that the3 ders may be dealt with os hereinbefore prortdril SEC. 6. And be it further ordained by tieuM foresaid, Tiiat all ordinance; sml psnt ,» J nances, so far as they militate with thisordlm be and are hereby repealed. Published by order of Council. El*IV. 0. ANDER8G5,<M Jas. Stewart, Clerk of Council. AN ORDINANCE To fix the pay cf the Chief ofPollce, the Lie HOUSE WANTED. W ANTED to rent, a house suitable fora auiall family. Address M. W. B., at this office. WANTED. LAND PLASTER, Allen & Needle’s Fertilizer j p A’a EN*T YOUNG LADY from Baltimore, who has had six A RUBBER ROOFING FAINT, THIRTEEN YEAR3 IN USE. AND Gr XT -A.3NT O, For sale by STOLEN OR STRAYED, | This Paint has been in extensive use for over ’ wclye years, and it is the best coating that can be uSsit-for ■ Tin Roofing. Leaky Tin Roofs ran l«o readily re>- | pa red to la<-t m my years at a trifling expense, that ’ will, iu many cases, save the expense oi ■ Roof. new Tin A Y< years experience in Teaching wishes to make au engagement In a Southern family either as govern ess for children under fifteen years of age. or p.s a companion for an invalid lady. She Is competent to instruct children thoroughly in ali the branches of a plain English Education. No objections to taking tbe entire charge of some little girls wtio have no mother. Testimonials ol the highest order from some of the first families of Maryland, for whom she has been teaching. All communications addressed to Miss Morton and left at this office will meet with prompt attention. a6 ppROM Robertsville. two COWS, ono a large brin- dle. witli white fane and broad horns; the other a small black cow, with small crumpled horns and white faC9. Ten dollars reward will be paid for in- lormation that, wilt lead to their recovery. Apply at the corner of Weet Broad and Jor.es streets. a16-l* OWEN TAPP. FRESH UPLAND COTTON SEED, 200 BUSHELS. For sale by al42* P. II. BEHN, 216 Bay at. Notice. W E itave this day made a reduction of ten (1ft) per cent, on our prices of Powder and Shot HILTON & RANDELL, 193 Bay et. FOR SALE. Roofing Paint mixed ready for nre/sn tli.it It can be put ou with the ordinary paiut brush. Price t-10 per barrel of 40 gallons - I Work done, or material sold to persons that wish | to do tbeir own work, with full instructions to apply : Ihe same. Samples and circulars to be scan at WRIGHT, GIBBS & CO., No. 7 Jones’ Block, Bay st. For County Right*, address ' SCOFIELD, WILLIAMS A CO., Augusta. T. 9. CUMMING, Agent. a14-lmo Savannah, Geo. JUST RECEITED. 490 ACRES OF LAND For One Dollar! TO BE RAFFLED FOR, O N the sixtli day of Jane, one thousand eight hun dred and sixty-six, AT THE SCREVEN HOUSE, A VERY large and well selected stock of Trimmed and Untrimmed Straw Goods. Ribbons, Luces and White Goods. Also. Millinery, Fancy and Dress Goods of all kinds, at wholesale and retail, at M. G. EHRLICH’S, Under St. Andrew’s Hall, a!3-6 Jefferson st., 1 door from Broughton st. Jobe’s Infallible Itch Ointment. A Sure cure for tho Itch, Salt Rheum, and all Skin Diseases, Frosted Feet, Ac. MORGAN, LORI) A CO.. Wholesale Druggists, 46 Dev street, New York. Wholesale Agents for the United States and 0au:ida3. For sale by all Druggists. aI2-lm rj’WO second hand Boilers (27 inch). Also a Fly * When] Notice. Wheel. al4-eod3 R03T. HABERSHAM & SONS. Orange Wine. J U>T received at the METROPOLITAN BILLIARD HALL, a largo nssortm-nt of this new and de licious Wine. Come iu and try it. Brown’s standard Scales. U SED by the United States and Foreign Govern ments for more than THIRTY YX? ARS, HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF GA.,> Augusta, Ga , April 6. 1SG6. i Adapted to any branch of business tor foreign or home markets. Warranted accurate and durable. Sales rooms No. 3 Barclay-st., near Broadway. N. Y. sepl9 tv R. BROWN. Manufacturer. S TATE OF GEORGIA, EFFINGHAM COUNTY.—To all whom It mav concern: Whereas, Kenj. J. Dasher has applledat the Conrt of Ordinary for Letters of Administration on the estate of Albert S. Dasher, late or said county, deceased: Thca” are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said court to make objection (if any they have) on or before the first Monday In May next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Give i under mv hand and offleiat signature thi 2d dav Of April, 1866. F. F. TEBF.AU, Ordinary. gTATE OF GEORGIA, STODDARD’S CHOLERA SPECIFIC; A sure Preventive and CURE FOR CHOLERA, CHoIera Morbus, Dlmrrboeo, Dysentery, Summer Complaints, Pnin In tfa. Stomach and Bowels, Ac. Ita action is Immediate and efficacious, and has been used by thousands since Ihe Cholera Season or 1849. Physicians use and recommend It. All admit it to be the best compound in use for the complaints for which It la designed. STODDARD to BURTON, _ Troy, N. Y. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in X< a!2-lm itedicne. FIRST CLASS BOARD, TIT1TH or without rooms. Addraw w . _ NOT CAMDEN COUNTY.—To „ all whom it may concern: Thos. D. Harrison h iving, in proper form, applied to me for permanent Letters and Administration on the estate of N. A. Brown, late of said county. This 1*to cite all ami singular the creditors and next of kin of N. A. Brown, to be and appear at my office on the first Monday in June, and show cause (if any they have) why permanent Administration "hoblii not be grunted to Thos. D. Harrison on N. A. Bmwn’s estate. Witness my hand and official signature, this 2d day of April, I860. aa3-lawlmo M. A. CRAWFORD, Ordinary. CTATE of GEORGIA—MCINTOSH COUNTY—To O allwl whom It may concern: , .. Whereas, Eliza A. Cannon will apply at the Court of Ordinary of McIntosh county for Letters or Administration on the estate of Charles Burnett, late of said county, deceased: . , . , These are, therefore, to. fit® nnd admonish all whom It may concern, to be and appear at said Court on nr before’thi-first Mon*!::;- in June next, to make objection, (if any they Imve), otherwise stud letters will Is- gran ed. ' . „ Witness my band and official signature this z.fti day of Mareb, 1-D8. GENERAL ORDER NO. 17. P HOV1SION having been made by tho Legislative an horities of the State of Georgia, by which all persons, without regard to color or former condition, are alike protected and seenred in all their rights by the laws of the State, and the administration of them by'its officers and Courts; Commanding Officers of- Posts are hereby ordered to torn over to the proper Civil Anthorities of tlie State all penepns, not soldiers, held in confinement, or under arrest-awaiting trial, or under bonds for their appearance before any Court or Commission for crimes.or fiiisdemealndrs charged to have been committed by them, except where com muted against tbe General Government, to be tried by tbe Civil Courts of the State. In future, all freedmen or others, i:sFept soldiers, who may bu arrested by r the Military ienthorities for crimes or misdemeanors charged to Ur*—~ K "— “— touted by them, except where cummi General Government and those " fenses, of which Agents of the- mav take cftgnizauco under 4, Series of 1865, Bureau of Abandoned Lands, State of over to the Civil Authorities which the ofleuse is com] Civil Courts of the State. Exceptions made to this O Commissions, will be specially dlvei Headquarters. -- By command of Bvt. Maj Gen. BRANNAN. S. B. Moe, v a14-3 Bvt. Col. and Assistant Adj itant General. 7* in the’etty of Savannah, Chatham County. State of Georgia, by a committee of gentlemen selected by the subscribers, 490 ACRES OF LAND, Situated In Lowndes County, near fllill- town, State of Georgia. The projectetPBi unswick and Florida Railroad run ning through the southeast part, oireih groat facility for removing to the seaboard tlie fine *ey P res=. pine and other tiratftr to lie found on this lot, and a liaffrl- some sum maybe had from* the Railroad Company for the privileg*- of running their ears through it. Arrangements may also bis satisfactorily entered into with them (the Railroad Cbmpatlj) for making it a wood station to supply t6elr locomotives with fuel. A stream of water runs fhfftngb this land, and lov ers of the piscatorial art'esln’indijlSfetlieir fancy at. all seasons of tlfe.yessr:’*■**£ V --' / '^* The qualltyof thC solF is LoT ' "* ' " highly appreciated for anyrepm th“ above. TITLES CLEAR—The fer of the same to pay also one hand] male Orphan Asylum;'TlleJJjesent owner of the land pledge? himselfhundred dollars to the Savannah MetropoliSaj Fire Company*, if all the Sergeants and Privates ot tho Ciw Po’.lte, ii furnish a uniform to said ofllrers and print*] to provide fur repayment for such uniform. Sec. 1. Be It ordained by titcMijor am] .f ie] of tlie city of Savannah ia Comidi assemiilri.it Is hereby ordained by the authority ct tht* That from and alter tne first day of April, la. pay of the chief of police shall be at the rttso ; ty-flve hundred dollars for annum;thepajolJ of the lieutenants of tbe city police tha.: :;l rate of fourteen hundred dullars peran'ian:;:;'* of each of the sergeant of police shiism! if of one thousand dollars per annum; usi dtp each of the privates of police shall be at ttis□! seven hundred and twenty dollars perfume Sec. 2. And be If further ordained bywenSi aforesaid. That H.a Honor ihe Mayor.bend hereby authorized to furnish each oftteofflftl privates of police with a gray uniform. ttocMttfr uniform nut to exceed thirty-elghtdolhr?,tuefli pay for such uniform to be advanced by the =yi to lie reimbursed by retaining from tiepsti'i policeman so furnished, tne sum ot ire fur month, which retention the Mayor Is hercbj i Ized to make; and for .tho purpo-c cf p against loss of the value of such cate w 4 by tlie resignation ol tlie policeman, tie J" hereby further authorized to withho l to I pay, until the intddle of the monthfotowujtii| when such pay would otherwise be to;:: 1 provision to be in addition to tlieexb which requires each policeman to give is notice ot tits Intention to resign. SEC. 3. And lie it further ordained bytteiE aforesaid. That ali ordinances and p«s- imnces so far as they) militate witb t are hereby, repealed. Passed in Council April 4th. l s 6-t. EbW. C. ANDERS®,! Attest: Jas. Stewaht, Clerk of bound!. City Court of Savarro NOVEMBER TERM, 1864. YTTHEREAS, Z. M. Winter, Levi Deffitt IT Hodgt county Is too ints to be made on subscriptions are ftkei» a Subscription—Tlfifcfitfip.j at one dollar each; Store of J. C Savannah. Gee ? and can be si Thousand In number, purchased at the Music Sc SON, Congress street ti Pint of the above named ■aO-tf SOCIETY. T DAVID BAILEY, MERCHANT TAILOR No. 13 Whjtakfcr Sit., Between Bryan and Bay streeis, I S how icceiving his Spring and Summer Stock. comprising fine French Cloths and Cassimercs: also, fine Fancy French Cassirneres and Coatings, Drap D’Ete. Flannels, White and Brown* Linen Duck, Marseilles, toe., which he will make up at the short est notice aud in the most fashionable stylo. Remember No. 12 Whitaffef t>ytkt. rjiHE 117th Anniversary of the Union Society will be . . Hodgson. Nathaniel Nungazer, Jacob Wi-1 and Miles D. Collins. Grand Jurors, summcnkJ tend at the present term of this Court, aiitiKri us such Jurors, made default. Itisontered ail of them be fined In the sum of forty <™»rt t’“j less they file good and sufficient t" 1 ® 01 elc or before the next term of this Co urI - , And whereas, Wm. H. May. WB, D. Etheredge. Jolin C. Ferrell, HenrySfo^l Wm. M- Charters, M. D., Tallsmtn. ?ut»ie-| attend at tlie present term of tb^. t-™ sworn as Grand Jurors, made default*. a • _ that they be fined forty dollars eacMm ^1 good and sufficient cause of excuieo- next term of this Court. And wherens, Jbhn S. SturtCTatu. . ilett, Alonzo Day, W. H. Cooper. A -J, A. Douglass, Thos. Brennan. Bnrns, and M. Brown, Pedt attend at the present term of thisiCo ^ sworn as such jnrors, mart* - ?n , ( that they lie fined twenty dollart ® 0 file good and sufficient cause of ^ *ff a the first day of the next term ofW’ ] And whereas, H. Gillum. 1 “ ^ h fI T g Jr rett. Kennedy. Dominick* pjmi mar^^ault. It is ordered that tto A _ JmtssLXti.ssssw- 4 -JU c'jiT.J -'*■ caos^of exense on or term Qf this Court. True extract from the^Miw^- ^sEil^ ap9-15t HATS AT THE celebrated at Marlow, 2ft miles from Savnmrah on the Central Railroad, on Tuesday, the 84th April. It Is the desire of the managers to renew the ten der interest onr citizens once took pleasure la ex hibiting towards tlie helpless orphans tinder their charge, »qd to promote this end, the directors of the Central Kathread have very llborally and kindly offer iidHtg free use* of a train to go and return from Mar- IqwyJ&fyirry without charge the members of the So ciety triad tlietr families, arid als > those who wish to I JoinxUe'Soclety, to and from the point selected on I the day-mthiaiL I Tbe attention o The following named gentlemen are Stewards, and e d to my will publish In* ddestime the order of exercises and entertaitimenlfEfafffVurje. J. H. Demnnd, J. M. Pren tice, W. 9. Bogart, Fred. Myers, H. A. Richmond. The boy3 will be al Marlow on the dav of the cele bration. - ,1; WM. M. WADLEY, apfO-Bt —. ’ President Union Society. WHOliSALH' ONLY EXCLUSIVE ^ IN SAVAKliAE- alcreintownthd^^ j LIVE OAK CLUB HOUSE, No. 3? GEORGE STREET, , H A T S, STRAW GUODS. MU - Umbrellas, & Charleston, Seuth Carolina^ mil 1 wjtaodlm Immense Improvement in Steam* HICKS’ PATENT DIRECT ACTING, RE- CIPROCATING-PISTON STEAM EN GINES. m30-law1ru V. A- BIRD. Ordinary n. o. tiTilii’i'Siiii&Dniiald Smith BREWERS OP FINE PALE ALES & PORTER WEST 1S T - S T BLT"-" 7 6t8AVL- NEWYORK 9|IHE andenlgned havios been appointed 1 for tbo city for tne above well know pOTtarAta, tm atand In any at nmypreyrnd tom Mptb th« aaibe la paofcng— to suit purchasers. OfHIKmOHAV, rUBU * CO, CAVE 75 per cost. In spaae, weight, transportation, friction, and parts over Uwejget, engines, with great economy in steam and TnHfnnpff’Thc cheapest, ilnijili i| iiiiini i niumi i iiiilihljftWiinidr Adapted to all purposes. For cirenjpr address the Hicks Engine Co., No. SS Liberty street. New Tork. fl9-2awcm .* •* Notice. >rHE undersigned, under the name and style of I PHILLIPS* MYERS, have this day formed a Is now open for the accommodation of trdSjgisHfaad permanent guests. * *^r. Choicest Liqnors, Wincs^Ai AXWATS ON Sow on sale fc®? tt°° V •8 per ER JONBS^RroprjctdiC' W idolos» le ^ at figures very litUe ia ftoo goods are bosgW „ manufacturebs iS® ^ i package, for cs« h ' as low as Id New Tor Wooden Ware, Brooms, Fins, brushes hats. Twines, Cordage, Tabs, Churns, Cradles, Wagons, Chain, Baskets, toe. Norn. IIS USilton and aOSB’ront Sta NEW YORK. m-> I are short °tja0° r g^/anfl 12 stodOftr'’’ 4 W H fri*viUuete cottoa. Gi A House to IU a limited partnership •• for tm transacUon of a Geae- ral Commission, Auction, Factorage and Forwarding Badness in the city of Savannah, to continue until tha first dsv of January, 1811. Barnet Phillips and Frederick Myers are toe genres! psrtasrs. and Joan - _ T mon tha after date application wiU Chad wick S' E cw York, th» spegsl honorable the Court or Ordina- contribnted the ran of twentr-fivs thoaaMid dollar. county, for leave to seU all the real es- to th. eoaamon stock I StTorUeVu M. Bwickland, deceaseCL JOHN CHADWICK. j Savannah, atd March, 19S6. mS4-lawSw j £23-1aw2m L T the cornsr of Pries ais-3* .ndBoH 0ti* JOHN B. MOULTRIE, Administrator de bonis non, with wlU annexed. Dissolution of rpHB firm of H. J. DfalrerX* f —’« A- by mutual consent, on lbSS. Notice ia breeby L al3-S T., iges-s-s?*