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V'OL. 2-NO. H7. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, SATURDAY, MAY 26. 1866. Ine Dai!v News and Herald. II1’ s. W. MASON, S&TjmKAH." Pu-.'J the fall campaign.. Capt. Gallagher W13 frequently; .pheered during his remarks, which Were expressed ! with much earnestness and force, and the cheerin'* ' was repeated as he retired. - - Col.' Maulsby called for nine cheers "for Andrew , Johnson, tho constitution and the Union, which -were ♦' given with a vita that made the woods ring. Alter more music front the baud, the meeting was brought. to a close. - — - — l If v r. '.TIE i <> 1: PH1NT1 1ST G, neatly and promptly done. Pd MUM IS MARYLAND. uB EAT conservative meeting in CAKROL.fi COUNT F. The radicals would like nothing’better than to have it now said the negro was persecuted. The free ne groes in Maryland have-always been as well protected as they are now since the Civil Eights bill passed. He only feared that excitement may grow out of it to render their conditioi^worse. The radicals don’t want the Southern people ttf vote. But they want to make impossible terms, and then they want it said that the bouih will not accept them, and of their own accoi d keep themselves out of the Union. They say they Want equality of representa tion. Mr. Blair here compared the bon&torial repre-, eentation of New England with that of New York and^ Missouri, with respect to population aud territory, he mo>t flagrant violation of tht known in the world.- He con ^ Conslitmion is to be modified let us , pUnfcd", and there is'V... gene£d"a 'moni7enc?ta. commence with the Senate—a body which hits a para : | a, eir accounts- of bad etands, because- of defective I very serious ) jreatly shorten 4 i he crop that treald otherwise have been - made Insurance. Commission Merchant: i isrs U R e Hotels, PRICE, Z CENTS. Insurance. [From the Columbus (Ga,» Enquirer, t Tit, Cotton l'rokpect.' ,-* AGAINST souse & Bryant, i y. .. .. . .. r u _ . . .... . . c , We have carefully nbtetl the reports of our es- c T _ . . , said that it was the mo>t flagrant violation of the changes from all parts of the South i-i vc^fd to the AeCIDENT.S^S' .... u ,.o “ meir accounts oi oaa stands, be.xnis< : mount influence in fiio legislation of the country. ! 8et d, as to leave no room for doubt of Sow that the negroes are free, and we are asked to | uamuge from this cause. -That itnmsf have the c .nsutudon revised with a view to equably theorem mat irnmbi mhorwi.A Sw. u In {it 19*110 ? pecciic-j by the equality of representation in the House, let us>alsohave equal ity in the Senate. He was willing to accept for Mary land the same terms, if Aiew England will agrOfc to it. It would be a good trade. Cut he was opposed' to all cnauges in thq Constitution. It is no time lo rip up the Constitution because we have had a war. . Why should the men in Carroll be disfranchised, or * ! the men of Maryland. They had aa much rebel sym- the State and Nation*— j P ul hy *md more in New York than they had in Bal The war is now over. No one supposes that lion. Montgomery Blair, Senator Hendrick*, Gen. Rj»eau, aud Capt Gallagher. [From th* BihimoroSun.] x ind eniiiusiastic meeu.ig o* ibo supporters : pj.icy of Preeidciu Johnsju was held at }Vut»t- ., n Carroll county, qn Saturday last, a .. i A’a- tr. clod iu the grove a few hundred yards inti railroad dtip.it, which was decorated with in »ng them a hunlsome Line 6ilk banner, . >31 w;;n tao words “N■> Taxation without Rep* :iii- n," uhicn had teen presented during me . .... by the ,1 mnson Cluo of the Otii ward « f• Bal- ■ • .ty citizens of Hampstead District, No. a." an roas v.iiu ies arrived upon the.grountl, crowded .1 m-aii a »d ladies lrotn dm. rent parts of the intv. One ot til m, from “Myer*.-: District," con- acted for the i.ccasiou, was drawn by ten hojrses r ^. - .tlined- . »rty or tllty persons. It was oraa- , I vvi h^rceu boughs, * kc. t and carried a pole . .lgt hi'h, Hurmouuted with a flag. Thu Western i. yt ii-ii road run extra trains up and down i ad, wit.oh arrived with crowded cars. It, was ... i to oO me largest potiti« al gathering ever held «n d county. Cp . ; a rival of the train irom Baltimore, her u t «»:i ii ana 1*2 o’clock, the meeting was called to . ol. •*’m. P. Maaisuy, who proposed the lol- hat of officers, which was adopted: the ohoanization. p-t.-ilent, George Jacobs. Yiec Presidents—1st, >>rimg Gdr.; 2d, Jacob Koons; 3d, Capt. , . . Shull; 4di, >l&rdcc4 G. Cockey; 6th, John ; -; oiii. Phiuuel Wentz; 7th, I^avid Fowble; ih J i » ^v T . uurray; 9.a, Somerset R. Waters; F-1 over; Iith, John Diehl. 8ecreta- .. - pn M. Parke, Edwin F. Reese, Charles T. . i Minning, Esq., then offered tho following iahaiioua, which were adopted by acclamation: THE HE SOLUTIONS. rr-r.’.t ?, That the government of-the United States i. rum nt « f law; ihat.the Constitution is the ...- ; • e i v, ttmt all acts >>f ongres^ iu plain repug- -ew cue Constitution are revolutionary and *ub- ttmore. j anything will be done to promote another war. Then j why should citizensjoi Maryland be disfranchised at I this time? For no other purpose than to enable ] miserable partisans to hold possession of the govern- j in cm. It is not because the .radical hate, tho rebels, i He uid not hate rebels,- although they burned him out i and carried off every thing ou his place.. He looked upon it from a higher stand-point. He dfd not want | to preserve on the statute books any records of-the civil war. It is the contractors, the shoddyites, who j want to proscribe the Southern men. It Is not the flisttimein history that It.lias been attempted. In rho war .Of the revolution they had in parts of the country persons they called tories, and when the "war ' was over it was attempted to proscribe them; and if i any persons deserved it certainly, they did. [Ur. ■ DUu-tht u read from Alexander Hamilton, the Secre tary of tho Trvqeury under WashiiiKton, the view* of, that btaCeemmi upon, the subjoct, who said: 1 ‘ i'll Ay (the tones) share iu the sovereigaty of the State; one of the most important rights is the right to vote. Ho Jess ceremony ought to bg used in divesting them of that right than of their property,” &c.] From (iraut and Sherman down to -the humble>t soldier all are opposed to these vindictive measures, this odious proscription. Who are the most cou- | spicuous iu this protciiptiveueas? Mr. Blair then certain- In some localities the stand was so thin that r_ farmers have given up the cottoii altogether and! planted com instead. - In other*, more seed' was pro- i cured aud cotton again planted; but tins wad done so ' late as to leave no hope of a fair average yield. Ihe I defectiveness of the seed is attributed to their age, and it is said that even after some of thia old seed ' hud sprouted aud come up, the plants died in a few I days. • ~ - - I. lhere is nothing strange in thia We Ml know'ihe ! worthlessness of some garden seeds that have been 1 kept for several years, and the sickly appearance of tad \ plants from otaer old seed. - Daring tho war there . was but little cotton, comparatively, raiasd in the • Southern States. Thousands of planters did not r save, from their small crop of IUUj, half enough seed mr a crop equal to the capacity of their working ninths , of the proseut year. Tnesehad to plant the. seed oY ! previous years of their own rasing, or hny seed ■ chard iur sale, a thing thoy never had uefore. Much ; oi the seed soiuwas uudouotediy two or tjiiee years old,.and the result is told above, it is .irnpo. s:ble to i iorut any reliable" estimate of the extent .oi lha loss irorn this cause, but ihht it must bo v ry great cannot I be doubted by any man who has noticed the accounts J of which whjpeak. j Another great tlrawliack to the cotton crop through- | out tho South is the heavy rJins with which we nave, i beefl visited of late. Blqntiug this year was unusually lute, not only on account oi the backwardness oi the i spring, but because most of the negroes Uid not con- ' tract and cQinmeuee work iu earnest until about the first of January, .thus postponing the work of prepara tion. 'There was, too’, an unusual umouui oi such preparatory work to do. ' The derangements ot the Pioneer Company [Koivmlv nTJackSarriUet-Vk i Ferwarsj® ©i-’eoiiajsm'HercliMts, Eiiy ^lrc«t, - - - . - GEORGIA. 1 XITlhLrivetw.' :upi at-*m!r:( {« receiving end for- ! VY; baaiijigifoH^A. tales oiiaonsignment, and all ” r JoV - : kceji .eonsianijy or. hand a -iWs-o t; ot oro'cn.js. liqnSrs, Agricaltpra) fmple- mem* Bhtmiua .Mnoiidl*, tMiibenk- * «o» s sralts, Ac, Jiesifh.: o:lierti« HW iiml T.mmifhctnml articles tor jSalc on cou-ignmrtt, and {or which -they are ‘Orders' r.r. r — o>;--< L -:; Q; 'er.tg lespectfurty Srw -lcnad. - •, ■; •" sigdl • ST. CHARLES SALOON, B Y A. BTAMSf. Bay Bono, rear r-f Post tlKU-e. The best Liquor*. Alas, Mine*. Segurs. .1,0 , hand, including a choice artiaie of fi.LT- ER*s WAJER, directly imported from Doisislhnn, 'he best of Rhine Wine? LIFE INSURANCE'. THE KNICKERBOCKER :\mWm wm L]FE ,NS ™ CE ca 0FN1 • ' ’ Senthern Brancli Office, 89 Bay St., QF THE SOUTH. THE SOUTHERN SAVANNAH, GA. Wllb-ur, Marutger. -j e Me4iA ify €r”0.^7t •: - - i Commission Merchants, | JqBAL'BnAinlFhitrtMIi * “ .-O alhsiwA AV«bsi‘iyq Insurance Co. ttltf-'VeJlctv'Piue Timberof _ off<*^i!3ignni0iit» of Timber, Cotron, Nuval stores, &£. Tim alsivc-nulfie.i hauee cfi'crrunisUh! facilities for the sale of SoutherirProductsrsiitf respectfully so- liCit-c-.iriSgniBeni*. - • MdffAY, BLISS & CO., . dil-uwtf .lfid Broadway, N. V I K- HcLEA. • J. Hi CARTER. car had thrown into disuse or “out ot gear” -tpe plan' VimTCCZ *.. 1 «««■ conveniences lor raising cotton, and had seriously named the Baltimore American, and read .extracts r i,onirhi«ri sm.i iimirnn nn ii>« <rr*u n ., l . , .fmnic va.» xrwcHBtmo, va. Authorized Capital, $1,000,000; KENNETH McLEA & C0. f Gnjiinussien Merchants 203 RAT STREET, SRVAKB AH, QA. disturbed aud broken up the arrangements ot IU* plantation, scattering both the negroes and the mules aud horses far aud wide, and leaving niosl of tho nf vin»r- tnr* i P lantcr » without money with which to speedily repair , oi vipers, rc-, aiwnages. HeVe was a cause of much delay, aud to ; this is now added the* hoarr rams, which have j fj’om its columns written in April, 1801. (A voice— I “Is tliwt the same man ?”) Yes, the same man that i» | every clay counseling that I am a villainous Copppr* I head. Ho then named others as a ne j most in ihe work ot persecution. Creswell, who was elected by the power oi the War Department, is the *’-? {gg^T.iiyjrdles ma:[q-cji Consignments of Cotton aiid other produce to our' friends ia i.iv-e^Kioi and Now Yoik. k :;.3oV ; No. 32 GEORGS STREET, Charleston, South Carolina, Is now opog.fcr ihe accommodation of transient an perinnnerd guests. _ rvi » Choicest Liquors, Wines," Ales and Segars NO LXtra Charge for Southern Residence, ONE RATE OF PREMIUM ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES. Policies written at this office in any form de- AtWAT* ojr BAirp. Terms, *2 per 33ny. — !tn<r ’~" • PETER JONES. Proprietor. CHARLESTON HOTEL, charleston, s. c. fllHIS popul*. and wcil known Hotel, situ-itet: in tiio • . lotion of lh-3 city, hag nvwly lur- m*Hed tliroughont by the present proprietor, who has beeneirtecu yruis conn.-cteO with lho esiublishme„t K.-O-U w waim lVopriclor. * I 8S" sired. Port Royal House, HILTON HEAD, &. C. RLDflSH, t- e. Biron i. Jn3-tf Pcoriiitfosi U. F. BVOO, OGLETHORPE INSURANCE CO. OF SAVANNAH Are prepared to take Fire Risks on Reasonable Terms, At their Office, 117 Bay Stroer. H- W. MERGER, President J. T. Thomas, See. THE DAILY NEWS, INSURES AGAINST- PUBLISHED AT Creswell hud the power in the Senate, to say of any nominee of the President for Maryland, “Reject him," 4 and he id rejected. I only speak of him because of | the power that is given him, through his truculoncy, j in the councils of ihe nation. Creswell addressed the [ the great AVfest—the most productive cotton region of the country—we have reports of even greater cBsadters by floods and overflows. These have been noticed from time to time in our cohimns,. The very last uccotmts from the lower Mississippi country art) , people of CecU county once, and denounced Governor | I^bap 5 the worst that have. Vieen received A dispatch Hicks for not ceiling the Legislature together. Mr. ° rwav * ot the “ th l nst - s « s - : r!lli 1,e '' 1 Blair then rgad irom certain resolutions, which he i • - . , I said were written by Mr. Creswell, that “we should p , 1 cast our lot with our brethren of tire Southern States." ' ! i . — , of an ocean. The cngineorE ha% r e abaudohed theifl, ud the entire lower coast will bo deluged. The loss ■U THOMAS H, AUSTIN, ACCIDENTS,:CoMissiou ati Fimrliu - ' • * L . - >Tvr r-: s-» <-n«- a Giviup; the holder of aa Annual.Policy the : lull :imount insured iu case oi' death, and. ■:a'r:s2:FicxECA.T^r , 2\ i>5 BiiySirerl, Savunnali, Ga. J SL7SEilS 'XO .* • j Wni. M. Turnp i Oo., Savannah; Nourae A Brookz, j CHARLESTON S. C. ( LARGEST CIRCULATION JOURNAL PUBLISHED IS’ THE STATE. And Is nniversairv cotfaldeveit IT. TV. Mercer O. S. Hardee William Hunter A. S. Hattridjre A. Porter R. Morgan J. Stoddard J. T. Thomas W, Remshart P. L. line II. A. crane A. A. Solomon, M. IlHiniltnit TV. W. Cordon my7-tf ^ Diraotors: M. 8 8caer J. Lama , J. TV. Nentt D G. Purse A. Pnllartoti J. McMahon L. J. Guilmartln P. W. Sims O. Bntlcr ft. LachUson K P. Claton, Aagn3tn J. W. Knott. Macon B. F. Ross, Macon W. H. Young, Colnu;bu» ,Vnd tnis man is now nit-powerful to proscribe ouvpeo- ple. There is another ouo of these musk fry—Judge | bond—who < . n „ ... - ■ once threatened' WtoTS ihe j£S£ j ?*' wUI . b ? »««*>*. ““‘5 will a s.ih^cmrmof RS ^vew- : inference, and said, “secessmn is the word.” | ^ i-.c is a j other; that all men who undervalue Mtfss&'Sir^efnWd^: comp ; nsa,ion rsrh woek - if for a loriod, and the country presents the appearance J^OTlOf! . : -— t DAVANT & WAPLES ! The T3est,. Commercia 1 FIRE, Alter seme further rciparks Mr. Blair concluded, and buing 1,ro BEilAKKS OF SENATOR HEKDBIGX5- Certamly them was nevfcr before suoh a combination of adverse circumstances to prevent tire raiding of a large cotton crop^ . — - We are fully aware of the iacc -that, many planters are using greater exertions than ever before to raise’ the largest cotton crop that tneir means wf^ ^possibly allow, aud that there are many white men engaged in the culture of cotton this year who never tried to rftise It before. But when wo take into account' the num ber of white men killed or disabled in the war—men who were formerly engaged in the culture of cotton, or direction and control of the hands \V*o w^i*e—we are satisfied that-there ure no more wteie men now oc- 1WM , . _ , t I860; and j wlieuever I thought itjight ; and he was glad to ba-i e yc r ybody kno\V'7 the di6advantage under which NOT EXCEEDING TWENTY-SIX WEEKS j The Hon. T. A. Hendricks, United S ates Senator from Indiana, was next presented to the moeting by Col. Maulsby, with remarks highly complimentary to him and his distinguished position. Mr. Headricks said hn was a Democrat, and had been a Democrat from the tune ho became .a voter, bur ho did not come there to address them as a Deni- I Lave ,’said he) are BaildIleu mat-mere are no more w»te men n upportedthe administration of President Johnson j ^ISC a. it ig written, on cii citizens, a.id ., or'ii any way lessen the sense ot devoted . all «:itize..s to tno C«*nstitutiun, are, In truth . ji, enciUi'.-s to the ex snug lorm of our gov- • -» i*n 1 m -fit the' denunciations of ail true. I co i-tiuitioual liberty. 1 -lit"A That the Civil Rights bill recently passed ^rtcH notwithstanding the veto of thePresi- 'a Di\tp iin’hmtl V P lalu ■ ocrat, only aa a lover of the Union on oi tne constitution, suoveraive oi our form or nine ut f destructive ot its bp*rii and essence, • *blo to say, for the good Ci. our common country, that u * ^ u liie ; QLlc ^ a m;iu i 3 president. He is denounced as a j usurper. That is a grave charge 'against the Pres- I ident. Mr. Hendrick^ th-n sketched the action of the President in connection, with the attempted re- PP hr i-,- r*- -Irnii, ”r«. i */ j Construction of the eieveu Southern States, and epolie i-uositfit is - • toutler uUr sioaere | of j,^ decliuing, by fiis veto of ifi* FieoJme.t's Bu- ’’cel r,,., '-ho ffr.„ 1 * .■ | .-cau bill, to accept the almost ynLujileJ powers it ■ « n r If ^ J8 «P»» Executive.' Instead ot ' 1 ^ ^ oi tuo , “usurper,’': President Johnson bad refused the.power FACTO 8S, Forwerdiii". and General lAlfllKIClAV U57 MARINE, I F E SHORT TIM! rm.lfirr.V ■ n.wlE- a^ttHafciYbnrstJvcs in tl»e r.bn-e business * WU1W1UM| I we respectfully eaHclt consiti!meets. (S3,OOO FOR TK.V Cfe.VTjl i> . Iu counectipn .with the above,.we have a large ’ brick fire-proof baiiilliid, kro\vn ,;is the Kouthcrn TVarehotrse, at !ha comer of Bey find Lincoln streete, and nT-'jn’cjvired.fn falfe rnttoa eg me-ohanfiize on stftrtt'wp ■- . *- c *■ * * . F AMILY P.4 PER - . IN THE .STATE PARTIES, THEREFORE, IN GEORGIA, who ae sire to subscribe- for a CHARLESTON 1’ATER.. wtii i consult’ their interesf by sending for THE DAILY i NEWS. ACCIDENT Travellers’ Tickets, Irom - dal order; timt for iua efforts t'o prevent the .... ui nt of this bill, the President entitled lo the irtielt tmmab of every American cit.zeu who values K'.vcr„ment more tiou pu.tj ascendancy and j touitructTonrflhTrfev t« thilty i uid hardlyba^'becuap: day.?.-may,be-had at the Kalifoad' ’Ticket deforaTar^cron abu ' e Offices, * Stcamstiip Agencies, and at • the ; jllilil storaq? B. J'. HAVANT,: Jb- \V D WAPLES. Of the I'dc.fliiu of Durant ,v Lawlnu- - c^8-tf s. planters of very small means’labdr in making coiton. especially for the first year or two. The inoreas the crop from white labor could preciable this year, even had mentioned been more favorable lor a largo crop Butit is to the deficiency of the negro ItrfL-e that the Office of the GcOeral A«rent. • . Fbi’warni^**’' rsisT i cotton crop must owe, in a great measure, the im- rn ’ c? c i • n i • 7 y •- • .iisitx * UiIi2SU>MpiI mense fafhug off that the year will exhibit. Allesti- 1 , Ike block OI tUiS.Cotllpaiiy iS exclusiTely . . ' MP’RCT 1 F¥ A NTft' beiu’c an ! mates of the extent of this deficiency must be wild, ’ in P.nnthprn lianrlo nn,l rAnr««tntof1 : hv o xw. henoJer but we all know that it will be very great. Thousands ” ‘ jOUl!ieni nancls » ana represented, by a) ; WBOLESAMB-AND U^BAlL.ITEAEEffiS IN . *> -j TERM'S Jib PER ASSCJI. PnWished in Polio Form, siae nf the New York Herald. TO PLANTERS. W E will keep constantly on hand n. foil stock of Plows, Hoes, Com sliellers, Straw cutters, INSURANCE ■ J ! I'l't 1 f,? U ‘h ? Ucr ^W V>- ! to'govcraeleveiiatates, wTth**i'Ight*uriSdouToi*^eo* ul negroes have perished daring and since th-Twar/or Directory widely and favorably known, i • pte ’ -It 18 rotoed bill gtwa the President an army of: *»»vo ielVthe South. AUour «uea are filled with - 1 • - lv^vi 'vuether ih-.* extetingiorm of the government ; ^ U coiiiM I, h2h r ^L ! ' Ih^O'y orthe'tt'orld. Xf"h~aUowed Congress tohave | ta ‘ tar 'v " The mimbera of this class are very largo, . .. . 7*. . '' 1 -'did open \yjty. (he President would have more pov.-er than ’ 1 ' i much to bo feared that their exuiqple and j pob w? ' - 1 those ” ! pie- Xhe vetoed bill gava the President aa army of , “*' u *' :l * l “ c -in-ur «Mea are uusu wan ue- j w ,,. p .„r nr _- i , r j th .. ,t._ I ..ffice-liolders, and more power than was ever placed t;rot3 t\hu used to bo euf-a^ed in the culture of cotton, ' ' ^ ’ f CrC.orc, ..ppofil Wltil ConituLnct to toe ; the hands of any one man by any one act m the nr third places Unit, GilmvL-d^ otners tji eugage in it^igood V«'i)L- an;' patronage of the Southern Axes, and other Agricultural Implements of best Dost i’rwv»Ic! fb.n/in j>5 Ad “ I makers and patterns with which to ebpply riantera , | "1J uO(itlS| ui Ot-vi 1C55, t*C*j I and Country Merchants, whoso attention wc invite ! I. insidious and covert dibit: : tuo government, and tj aubstitute. - unre.-irainsd ide ts. passion: , m lac place ot the dumocraiit .. .mei'ty secured by tile compromises, checks .iii of the written cunatitutioQ; and that we - s? ; ‘ liw T' Si-taut actim of tlm % President that . .'in which coauts neither cost nor sacrifice ■o a L» pic.-crve, pure and unimpaired,, ttie :.u u.tto.t to hu.o by his election under the Con- id assumed by him on taking hia oath of t Aiuiow Johusou, bv Ills beariug in tins h - > ai riiod tue praudns, the c juttdeuce and • t'lou uf ail real friendo <»f political liberty; id, unoberu^ivo but unflicaing gallaatry t.h .large of his duty to the government, the an :i, uud’tae people, for whose use the gov- vva- fo med, has aroused our profound seusi- , and that wo pio.lge to him Ml the duties of •i ai.idiVcn c.tizciiihip, in vvhai -ver eventuall- . be involved iu supporting him in tht a i=- Tint the 33lo cfbjecl and purpose of the • ;1:-V ’.\.r of ihe revolution arid ol tho labors liners of tho Constitution were to build on . NOS. 1 AND-2 SAMKIS’ BLOCK,' Street, .Jacksonville, Tlorifla. to. s. wtsja,. m: o. s»a.vic. "ciias. l, jiatiiib t» our stock and tliink we can make it to their ”:tcr- l eat to purchase of ns, I - BOUSE & BRYANT, I jSfi-tf' - JM Bay street. RISKS TAKEN THE FOr.T.OWTNQ FIRST-PLASS COMPA * NXESi ern them Eel vee according to American principles and American policy. The President - wanted to hand ; ihe power over to the Union, where it properly be- : iOilgS Mr. Hendricks said he wanted to see Maryland ropre-! i sentedhy men who, when they swear to support the ' j Constitution, will do it at every jiazard and every veil- : ture.’ He ref» rie£ to the rebolu.tions offered b\ holding 1 ficient unto the day is the evil thereof,” and hoping that they will disappoint general expectation by their i steadiness and fidelity. All the causes named above are operating to the se rious curtailment of the crop. We do not believe that they are in. any respect or par tic i llsr exaggerated, j Th^y must reduce the crop lo half tne yield of years Johnson in the Senate, that “when the rebels throw I before the w*or, or even lees, unless it exhibits down their arms the war ought to cease/* and argued unraculous and before unknown power of triumphing j thereifom the perfect consistency 61 the President’s j c;Ver a variety of circumstances^of the most adverse j course. The purpose «f the war was to hold uli the ! -character. . t .. .. - States in the Union, not to keep any of them out. If 5 K J ' . r ‘ the President had repudiated nis own resolution, he Mvannan* would be unworthy fho confidence of the American j [From the Mil ledge villa-Becorde?.] people. Ho (Mr. H.) would never consent that the : .Last’week we took a trip to 6avanuah* to see what ■ buut.iern states shall come back with limited powers; | ^xkI i^opie of - the seaboard—were doing New Lngland has had her way lojr five y car s/d u ring wa y 0 * making a living* especially tlic ch suo eas am-x-^sed weaitii at the expense of^ oflitr ■■ merchants. Wo found bu3incss- dull, aud stocks j -s goods low 7 though enough to a<^oiamoda:e the taste and fanny cfiiny of our Middle Georgia lnends Jas.T. Paterson, TSMBER, COL. MAURICE S. LOi^HORNE. . LUIllbeF & COIHIHiSSlOll ' N T,~~ • BELLS. OPPICEPi s. PRESIDENT AND TREASURER, ! und it was timo for others to have a vedee i; ; public measur.es. VINE PRESIDENTS, GEN. JOHN B. GORDON, of Georgia. GEN. HARRY T. HAYS, of Louisiana. GEN. JOHN B GORDON, Chief Agent.at Atlanta. Ga., A:;cn; for the state. No. J-VJ Bay. Street, Savannah, # 4KD Darien, Georgia. 1ST Oidars/^r Lumber solit-it'-d. <it6- Oolnmbia Fire InsnraBce Company, of New I York ettgynence o/over 1 Fal “>" Fira Company of" NeW in castic-liells enables us to prefince them of a -m- York perior quality. " HENRY N. HbOPER & CO., atV-tra . • . HoatoTf, ittH B ELLS of any weight short notice. An e SeOO.COit Excelsior Fire Insurance Company of New York O. C. MYERS, General Agent, . SAVANNAH, GA. pervert t ir-'ia the porjatiea oi iu formation to tue al vs I,Cine ihe interests 01 the black race, hat the negroes, by combination with a .ay of .Vilify citircus, may ggvern lho large : -tie free white men of tlje nation; that we ana wni nso all iawiul wavs and means enough witlioui tliem. He was aware that the Demo- uts <: anu thought the season too iar advauseii to clo » . crats had a pretty hard fight in Maryland. Many ot I Uvely tradc wltii b« atpieaent. - -■ , J tliem cannot now vote, but it wiU. all cotno right in j q’n e contrai Railroad we think will be finished liy '! mr ;’ Liberty always wins the fight in the end. In ;hc middle oi June, a gap ol only twenty-five miles is England, the House ot Commons has passed a reform | now „ u lhat the rb i« to do. We have iih desire to oih extendimr tho pnvilege °i .ranc-nae amopg tho . g n d fault with the management of the Road ; it Is whito men. and tnn ccrfainlr shnnld not hd ! a. * ii. m l. t.-n ... Thu Oldest Accident Insurance Coning I V AMERICA white men, and tho cause certainly shonld not go ; uot piL^aat k, ppedk ill of men or things it it cau eon- sa„»mr ,r«»wir. -«*» i ■ ‘ • -'we do hope Uat'tfic iuter- jtizens oi Baluwin and Put- consulted some little. It Is not now speak, but for every titutioo ana ol tne uncounted lives i Tr T „ . . , „ . ; one" who lias-any business at the Capital of the Slate, recent.v been rnadiy given up >ha- 1 - Representative In Longrese t Xbe present schedule we are aware is but ior a short . of ihe (joust.tur.or/and the vo- - : “ 0<a tl i K dl ® t ?* ut R'^aicky, ana recently a dis- : tmjc, and then it will be ebaugedIbafieei-Ahe tiirough hf, m.iri -tfigw-^ed general in the army, next addivGscdtha ( travel irom'SavaJ.nAh to iieeoa. peretefora we have I » . K . ... - ^ mcetti.g. He said ho w ae an old Henry Oay TV h:v—; heen considered a mere out of .the way brunch of tbs 1 ’ ’1 ittsll Assets, Fl'Jl. 1, Bill t Y , J. SHAFFER, Commission Sealer ,’tl fill feinds of G1UHGNAND Cl.MESTlC FBUITfl audPKODUCE, . , West W’asniNWrow Market, apposite 143 West Ft., Bulkhead between Barclay and Vcsey sts., , N, E W .- Y • O a K. Potatoes,'Apples and Onions constantly on hund, and ■| put up I'orfhc tkmtherh market AH con-ignmelits promptly attenked to. VSf~ Hefers to A. L. Bradley, A. Haywoou, T. J. Walsh, an i L H Parsonp . "ltd? '". ” ' " ebdTv Traveler^ Insurapi Co..' • buIr & bickford OF HARTFORD, CONN. ii fi* pri ee^vfcd. -fo -reei«t the mad ; mau or bad men who would elevate the *• ol tuo white cittZcn or degrade the Li-. .in oi Lao negro, ihiu until the transcendent issues herei au\v he wasfor Andrew Jofaii.-cn, r \vitU or without his Micy. Nov.* that peace reigns, aoidiera irom the North and South c»'-iild meet, and the whole matter of difficulty could be settled in ConMresfi m thirtv min- Oentral Road, and as. to speedy trip io Macon or to accommodating ua to a j Savannah ij was a .matter cf ! ! LUMBER MANUFACTURERS, AND * -DEALERS IN TIMBER AND LUM— 4 > BER OF- EVERY- DESCRIP- .»-• TION. - • • JiWOIfS . Still, A V a fi UBS iee srEncncs. r.by introduced to tho meeting.the Hon. ry bi.:ir, as a tm-mber of tucr Cabme. ol the ■tel Lincoln, and as an unwearied and us* ■'* . .n h. hail of conouauloiial Iti.orty. i.ujiAUEa or am. ELAin. welcomed the presence of the solid men of - fi.--d oeen informed that at no meet, had the people assembled in such . cauae of oo.ib.iLuuoii.il g&vernmeut. ten present on an occasion which .... . . . - , - _ J-fy-l the State will bo m attendance when their circa.is are ably, the various questions connected witli-the pohti-1 called; and as tbo Court Is a fixture at t>e Seat of Gov- eat issues of the uaj, aud retired amidst the repeated ; ernment, more travel will coma over the road than cheers ot his audience. ’ 1 ever heretofore. We would then call th» special at- HEMA2KS or CAPI. FUASit OVLL4CBEB. .. : tention of President Wadie^ to the facVAad ask of _ * .,-,1. , .. _ . . h.m hereafter a kindly cousiasratlon of ths claims of Cap rain Francis Gallagher, ol Bait im ora city, ^ was j our-.ciry to ail accommodating schedule, next introduced, and greeted witu cheers. He re- J W* anticipate for duvannuli a bvicliter future feiu-edto the tact that six years ago a convention was J 8 h e has ever yi-t realized, and a growni”’ puorneritv i a of i herd fn Baltimore, which nominated for the. pi’eai- that wilt rejoice the heart of TTU Georgiam:. We rail- I mg drucj Stephen A. Dpug-as. He was a State elector in . unt f . e e why our' seaboard city should not give iieiself I that campaign. Their standard bore Tthe banner cf , all importance in a qcmtueecial point of view that will peace and compromise. Judge Dongfi.s stood between | altr act the attention of country traders to her market . the extreme parntso. the country. Ihe ofier of: We found many new houses opciiad. and eld firms i comparative indifference to tho authorities of the i i _ • . . '-«j. , -. T . •. ’.- road, ltisdaeusss the Capital of the State to look .‘iSU/SS RgajflSt AcCldQTii? ofajf 1 Mijl Lumber Y.ird On Canal, near Bryan sircet o . . r’!- ifilCA* ' . " ' "fllacc IGO Bay'street, ? ; : - , '- i aiw'r ' ; - ’ S’lvanfmk iJA." UAUijrtNQ fiDDlLY I^JUKY OB LQSSLIFE. : I' yiLAS. XL. w ' ' ■ (-J*».O.Ys;»-Pm.t-, Haleigh,n.o.. ■ - • • „ * —>> Bennett, Van Pelt & Co., it is wiEift * ary for $5,000 in case «f fatal accident, ot.J2* » L'OkMIiiiis iO.V. MERCH ANTS. jJlui-xJ kibu\ t . u i-;.0 per >eAr. Aliy sum lTom 4>00 to . for tuk^alb of -RoliCioawritten fi*r tlijfou OV iiFa//£'"rf _ caVtfiK TOBACCO, NAVA1 ST0«K,£TC.,’ —" _ . [ . to . -AJ-SO, 490 ACRES OF LAND For One Dollar! TO BE RAFFLED FOR, O N the sixth day of June, one thousand eight hun- tired aud sixty-six, AT THE SCREVEN HOUSE, in th^city of Bavannsh, Chatham County, btato of Georgia, by a committee of gentlemen selectorl by the subscribers, 490 ACRES OF LAND, j .Situated lo Lowndes County, near Mill- i town. State of Georgia. Thu projected Brunswick and Florida Railroad put- : rfing throogn the southeast part, otfers great facility I for removing to the seaboard the flpe cypress, pine j 500,000 1 Springfield Fire Insurance Company of New ! York Putnam Fir9 Insurance Company of Hart- : ford SCOjOOO Washington Fire Insurance Company of f Baltimore Quit Stato Fire Insurance Company of Tal- ^ ^ lahassee 300,000 -ACCIDENT. Travelers' of Hartford 9BOO ,ot 0 M&i'lixe and Fire. and other timber to be ftmut on ttits lot, and a hand- 1 _ * ■ rocie sum m»j.-be had - from ihe Railroad Company 1 1 elers h Qr £ s,aTm Z a and Insumnce Company fnP tha nstvilmra nf snnalnsr Fhnir nnn, if ! * for the privilege of rnnning their cars throngh it. Arxaagemcnts may also be satisfactorllv entered into ! with them (the Kailroad Company; ior making it a j wood station to supply their -iocomotlvps with fuel. : A stream ef water runs throngh this land, and lo v- ' erg of the piscatorial art can indulge their fancy at i all seaaonS of the year. The quality of the soil in Lowndes county is too | hlghly^ppreciated for any comments to he made on i th-above. TITLES CLEAR—The winner paying for the tran3- J fer of the same to his name, and he (the winner; is to : pay also one hundred dollars to tiic Savannah Fe-! male Orphan Asylum. The .present owner of the i land pledges himself to give one.hundrctl dollars to! the Savuncah Metropolitan Fire Company, if all the snteeriptlonilaretaken up.' [ Subscription—TleketB, six tlionsand in r.nmber, I at. one floTItn- eacEI _ Oan ne jlarchased at the Music ! Store of J.-O. SCHREINER A SON, Congress street i Savannah, Georgia, where a Plat of the above named j Land can be seen. ■ • ah-tf nf Virginia $500,000 Krifaula Home Insurance Company of Ala. b!lma - 200,000 Georgia Home Insurance Company, Colum- bcs WO,000 ■ au lutc-rect as the content now going j i:eacc anil compromise was relused by tbo defeat of -' L rv. Speaking ox tbe return of j>eace, j Douglas, and war resulted. He spoke for the Douglas k ii ad never permitted himself to wing of the Democru ie party. Ho had been an dtoi tho war. It showed that ho rival j humble, officer in Gen. Mail; a by’3 command; as a ; -du1 ever bo set up in this country, soldier he did his best to bring the-war to a close, and undent hits been vindicated, what now ihat.the South has laid down her arms, let us be presented by those men whom wc I friends und brothers once more. With the return of '■•j lower? W« see these then, after a peace, h(? counselled kindness :iud good will to all :n*en. c to compel the eleven seceding ihe President, the Governor of Mavyland and all ton- -- to the Union, n-y\v refusing to their j servativc persons lavor tlie same course of aotiozi/ He th*; rGpreaontauves of those States. ! turned his face to the North and saw a disunionarjny, • - ateU as Union men, they are now the* headed by Stevons, who sought to keep alive a IT in VS1 visits At.. 4 FOHX : :U imIIA8C.AND SALK OF STATE AND ;vr 11 *r*rA c*r. ■. • l- c • -.OU. Btiil thnving. W e were-to.d by those who seemed I ’iiils Company' insures .ugaibst all sorts o; accl-i liosted, that Mr. Wadley, President of the Central ! touts, whether they occur m traveling, working Inf Road, intended to pui down freight as low as he could ; tlio simp or t-.vclory,walking in tire street, swiinmiug, possibly aitord, and thereby invite travel aud freight tiding, hunting, lisiiiog, etc* It-issues policies for !- We.It over hie road to Savannah irom the States of Alahatna, : .til persons, In all parts oi the United atates End — Miesis.-lppi and Lmusfana, building, qp (£,- ’ 1 - - - - - i »— *- -- - - - - ance of Savannah, ’ — * ness fur tbe road thows a compielieJ.iive •business qnalificttions. vanunh v.-iil owe much to Mr. W’adley for his frisc'ar.d liberal policy. Thu coniijicrcial prosperity, of Savan- ■OT UHR.hXOc'KS, A?3 \y LlxeLHjl St^ NW York. Wo.fciTCstgoiciatfld wivh us.yir. D. W. Crsxis, late PifblicfTfeufiurcr Tor x^orth t&rdlma. nO-Crn LAMAR, J UN., cf ^T tu.G. B. A Cf- W. Laaiae, The travelers or Hartford js thei omest Aecj^General ConinrussiGn Merchants -First-class Board, 4 \T ITU or without Room 8; also, Stable and Rooms r Tf in the rear. Apply at 114 Bryan street, op posite the Hartet, .to . •myl MBS. E. VICK LIFE. nru. aasns. New England Mutual Life Insurance Com pany of Boston $$,000,000 Knickerbocker Mutual Life Insurance Cum- pary of New York . ... l^tOO,0C0 puWL-r the covermneut iu \:vr" na4 ' Ih fcoiiAen, w*ith w«de, bumner tuiil class ot revuiutioni&ts, aru now A:t “-uin;ed Liucolu, * when he was the ■ ' 5 " ^Tetchtd. Miserable hypocrisy! I, ir . was fneud, while they Kept sdeuce. 1 hneO ajnoye lathe direction of building a railroad to only who went Houth r and they ^ould ha^ | f KJ> ’ - . ^ AJtoiAipting to make political capital off “: LilcuIu, whom they Wejo denuuucmK The lust public utterance enousrh to carrv the cotin^rvM-Hvrv HHraf ^k r o„.v,' I lof » of pr tli« waiting Sox litf#: such n road out the State. Vt m the ighorat.ee. andiSte^i \ WouM ^ of '»»«tc..«mpWaa^ to Savtok J registers tha; tnwarta tfic will ol (he lx-onle. Cart. I uau ' • . ... - - v . - . -— Gallagher here related an ainuaing instance'of their ! ' ’ m action. Ouo of the register?, alter asking the usual i Pewt rTWTi.vnr.-~W«evmderstand from tho princlptd f ill 1 questions prescribed, whether tne appliCr.ut had been j keeper of tlie Pgnitcntiai-y, tfiat he has some forty odd • ot I in the penitentiary, &e., all of which had been ; f-onyicts. and that a number more are reported. He t ■uisfacuiniy, and was about to register his | expects to-rt'Ceive at least one huit ired before-tho i . new thought, and in- cloying-of the epnng courts. _ . t was married? Yes. 1 ’The tanyard is domg.a good business,.ds there are chikt ? My w ife ' some SHOO pounds of hides in the vats, and about 4000 I That is enough,” I t0 pet in. There are a few workers on shoes, anil a; 'you cannot be al- 1 Vfinter Duvia aud Wade puc ! Uwcd to vole. Yotu- appbeation is refnstd.” This, a, under the au-pices of cha.:e, • be said, was an illustratloa of the manner in v.fiich OJ’.DICAI. EXJJlISATKlh aK- qn'RED. . . . iW~ Three cents a day will Insure a man for $2900 ot $10 weakly compensation, for one year. - - J. G. BATTERSQN, Pfeslden*. Ropxkt lisiixia, sec* —— - -• .*-• . . : . A. WJLBUB, - ' J. T. THOMAS, - • oriee.'t fc pootmax ' J.HVAItSIULTY, - ’ .v - iu20 ' -Agents, Savanna^, rnernu solicited. JAMES B. DAWKINS, [Afibrn’ey-at-Law and Solicitc in Equity GAINESVILLE, -EAST FEORLDA.* 15 lawly . i ’ - -- ' '• 3 BbAMUEYILLB SLATE MINING COHPT, VAH WERT, POLK CO., GA. Oapl Stools., £500,000 - IJHARES; $sa EACH. Oisbxotobs—S’- Brigham, J. F. Dover, S. C- Gran-' nips. A. "WHInn- and A. fi. Marshall. j , _Paau>aiij—A. WUbnr, SavMtuah, Ga. . Yior PExsmenT—E. C. Grannies, Macon, Ga. ■S j bxcKMTBtn-r^A. E. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga. ffllfS-Cortna«rwni~Kien be prepared to fill any ■ X qrders^w^iste, however large, for roofing,- for i furniture mahnfactnred out of slate, for lintels, Tor j pavement dot TOt any other flies to which slate can be applied. The quarry is convenient to the cities ot j Atlanta, Augusts, Macon, Albany, and Columbus,. Ga. ; tq the cities or Seims, Montgomery and Mobile, AIs.; to New OrlAns, and will Shortly bo to Mem Op. Open Dolioloi In Great Western, of New York. -In Commercial Mutnal, ol New York. AARON WILBUR, Agent ml4-tf No. 89 Bay Street. THE OABAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN Life aud Accident INSURANCE COMPANY 'Ooa as tlie bides .are r«sdy for working up more | will be put in tbe shoe dejiartmeul. The cell build ings are beiug repaired, and will be finished iu tiie Jv,H. WUiSON, N. Orleans. *J e -opth tu *.^et up a national qoavention To ~ks t c .r people did not respond, and t >i\\ 10 Yfakt- tbe judge*sbip. " CNf Jol* '^l.Jndinjunoua ci!0thor against Au- r Whar Lau be done? Does be not ^ucoui-B policy ? is U any. reason that !“ c *~.il • ” ■ L ' emoc, ‘ a ts sustain Johnson's policy that ^ T '-* “ Dtt “dyn it ? Is it any reason that because . 9. ur euppoit, that we should desert our . c / 1 , u 5 , -*^siole man cares who comes to tbe * Zj .. we put in power. He was glad to to do what ie light. There is •‘•‘L-x- , ' Il,3lal 9 *t in the action ot the Democrats. ;t. r a,: - P^n ty stand now where they have al- a *“ L h^ tnajority oCthem are tbe rational de- ‘ al ate rights. It seems that men are to be *^4, y 10 suffrage put of opposition to tbe / c-. 'r ^ ar ‘>'* voice, “Det them go.”J | ^'-r l • ^ e ^0p them, although they deny that they ^ r ° fc hff tage. The older Thomaa, Frank, from •: Vr 7*’• be is not a negro suffrage map, but he al- “ iot * u Congress that way# Little John Thomas --udy to support negro suffrage—but he .jidle quesuou iu Congress, ai J J ’*•'*11. ’. y a ueae radicals can see notuiug r j! ■ r '-*5 V.'.t|, l.,,4. . f .ii .. uid does not but rebels iuuiK JUUty ’ there are uot one bumired that ■ J* 110 ytt, ia roll county is to be disfran- d. " -■ ¥„“**' * To elect such men as had been hit i, folitiuil uoudttcnpt want to make usfe 2* 4, U““ of John L. Thomas a “ lu fifiyhohy that is disposed to ea fcuperbfcxviceable. to the case bciore Judge Bond in which a;i oflictr of a railroad company lnid been arrested for nn assault, because he would not a : Iow two colored women to oc cupy the ladies' parlor at the railroad depot, and com mented freely upou tho repugnance of the people of me State to the mistaken assumption ef social equality which designing persons would - meanly encourage tlie poor negro to, to his own ruin. Judge ’Bond, too, w*as admitting negro testimony in defiance of a law of tho State whioh says no negro shall testily iu a ease to which ft white man is a party, without question oi the constitutionality of Congress, and even iiradvance cf its official promul gation, tjapt. O. next discussed tho queatton oi ne gro suffrage, and said that Jonu L- Thomas and his party were endeavoring to force negro suffrage upon tho people ol Washington without their consent. The American anti-slavery convention lately held in New York demanded the right of suffrago forthe and the letters of Judge Chase, Wendell Phillips and Judge Kelly ad make the same i*ane that tb# war shall not cease until equal, social and political rights are granted to every colored person in the land. Such a doctrine was repugnant to the sentiments of the peo- . „ Pie or Maryland. He referred to the bitter disunion « • -in olood ; but cf all Lae sturdy ppptilajiou ^remarks lately niftde before t£e people by Mr. McKee P'JUlltV. thPrin'i.ro imr. < .rwa rtf i- imfl ht* hnruwl a ,, ! of Kentucky, and be hoped that the August suu would dry up this Mr. McKee, who misrepresents the people or that State. He advocated the views of Hen ry A. Wise, who said beiore the war that -if we must fl#ht, let us fight in the Union.’,’ He ur„ed upon the people' of Maryland 10 organize in their counties, their towns and their districts for PHOTOGRAPHS, . I^JHfiHARES-C^utrftl Railroad andBmklngCom- A V/..UinxSifick _ -3 etiares Savannah & Augusta Tlr..j.iiad stcck 5-eliurc Eatont-on Brlne.T-ftttilfbad rttdck. ’ Si rhOrea Atlantie A GuifUailrosd Stoek l’J’shqree Say*nn«h^?a= Company S'ock 3»0U City of Savannah Bonds For sale by '• rnyil.t-f., ,.* BiUbSAM. BaUHVJN & CO. well known. Orders may Jtp addressed to ' A. E. MARSHALL, Foc'y, JS . - Atlanta, KJH.OJDiSS’ r Capitol, - $300,000 stealing bacon; two for arson, ouo ih for Tile and tho : other iu lor six years: cue in lor vagrancv; a few for i liorse-slcalln". • Wo cannot conceive haw lho ne^ro can be worked ! . ' . „. *■ to an advantage in the Penitentiary. It will not pay | Pol'Cprttin A AmDrotypog, ‘ to make a mechanic ot him, aud tbe small space with- ' ' ..... ... i in tho walls will eoon lie idled, and the different i IN THE HIGHEST STYLE OF THE ART. ! branches of business crowded. The best thiC' that - • S T can be done with him is to put him on o plantation, ; Copying done in tbe best manner. Pictures made a i and his legs so chained as._to allow him to walk with l well in cloudy ns in clear weather. ' BMBSTob feed himeeif and to furnish food tor others. 0 A*proper ! (VCalUnd Kxamhlt Spcctmen,.^ Cratches. ^’^ervbSv eLs&to'lte guard system could keep him safe. Atrem’pS et es- ! _ **• 1 art; pronounce by.surgw.tfe, and everybody else, to be a-..,a a.. .. nna.rs. annnenvov CRUTCHES ST and only premium awanled at’the American jFdir, 1805, and State FairoLPa, ISfii, for cape should be punished so. eevesely tlVaTfew wouM ! SOUTH-EAST CORNER BHOtJGHTON AND WHTP-tJ*e very best everTnymrtcd. -They are easy and con- be^willing to risk it.- W eri«e loora^ . .xj-tf ; * .>KKB ' Q —The Grant House, in Franklin, Penn., was burned Saturday morning. A lady jumped from a window : on tho fourth story, and has died of her injuries. The charred remain's of a missing servant girl ha' been found in the ruins. The body of another known to be there! -Their names are Jane Dawson 1 J and Bridget Nelly- The fir# is supposed to have been set for tli* purpose of plundering the house. The house cost $61,000. —Prof. Newman says, contrary to the generally re- : ceived opinion, birds prefer to fig againerthe wmd-j -t->- Tlie quads of Europe almost invariably start on their ; __ passage of the Mediterranean with a head wind, and I (•„. ., .. _ . , if it chops around and blows from the south-west they I LUaer ai.AIHlrCJTg It alls BrOH^btOn St., are drowned by thousands, and-tbriT dead bodies ue I ' e nx-vr a. -rw.iifcyA -v washed ashore for weeks afterwards. „ 0 JN AfL inseparable from. ' unrivalled. ’ Send for a 1 HARNESS, SADDLEBY T I fe. VYHOf J89ALE ANDBETAIE, dS.-T^nt7^ut*efJ$»i^rhe^ ' LoVaoYi TaYJjOB, Bole Manufacturer^,- No. 436% boadVNty Lumber Yard and Waning Im xirE. the undersigned, have formed a copartnership fv T fbr the purpose of building cars, planing and dnnilng in lumber. Having control of several mills, . - wc ore prepared to flu orders at short notice. Lnm- planed to order and delivered In Any port of the -. The business will be carried on in the name of did.’Date * Oo.’, oteornorMee and Charlton streets, near the A. A «. depot, SavMhah. Ga. i . ’; JoHNMoDO^HUGH^ al0-2m* J. J.- BALK. THE STANDARD MANURE, AT $03 50 PE A TOM, CASH, atf-tf • - MILLF.R. THOMAS & CO. Agents, Male and Female, $1 eatA. awd cos; thu t^wt but $l0p#r hundred. Any person wishing a pleasant business cah learn the particulars by sending two stamps tor circulars and return portage. Address ; _ . - ’ R-WAYYELL, -- - , myt-lm* , . ,, ~ ", ^ox 4,781, Chicago. Brown’s Standard. Scales. fTSED by the United States and Foreign Govern- tj asonts far more than ’ ' ' — V . THIRTY TB IBB. i of buahissa for foreign or rta* bccmoSi and dproblc. . I^arclsy s>., near Broodifay. N. Y, wloWN, MaaafccdUrar. GEH. JAMES LOKHSTREET, PreiMeit. • itmtnnoio TAKE BISKS Ilcasonabl© Torx&n. WILLIAM C. C0SSNS, Agent, mr2l4f At Marins Bank. J./W. STEELE, gamsteaioaifoihaahj 11 C» And comerXtmt and Gaoripe AU., C7)arM«9i«, STALLS the attention of Wholesale and Retail Par- V chasers to hia superior stoa of- - Military and Havsl