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Notice. UP FREIGHT OFFICE ATLANTIC ft GULF K. ft Chaxlistoh ft Savannah R K. Wisuioro. . . S»y»nnAh, March ?2<t IS* P ARTIES shipping freight by the Atlantic * 9 Railroad, to stations where tbe Cntnpant tai Agent, will be required to call at this office and * a bond reusing the Company from all lose or daw alter 1 goods are unloaded from the cars, hue: ■ C. H. tTILUAlR mS3 . Agent Freight Dr-partira AL£ RAIL TBROUftB From New rork, Philadelphia And Baltimore, to At lanta, Georgia, with BUT ONE CHANQfc OF CARS. The SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANT, in connec tion with the UARNDEN and ADAMS’ EXPRESS COMPANIES, have arranged with Roads forming the Great Through Bines from the North, by which merchandise can be foewarded as above. ’ v Order freight from the North to be delivered to tbe Harnden or Adams’ Express Companies, and is New York City at the Southern Express Office, McCarthy, Brown.Taylor, Southern, Eagle, Craven, American and Excelsior COTTON GINS, with En gines or Horse Power. T.t. KINSEY*CO, I 164 Bay street, Sayutnah, Ga. WRIGHT, of Toronto, Canada West, rill Mh and Burgeon, Oculist and An At. tlie Registry Book is now open at this oltiee. All persons, white or colored, subject to the capitation tax will at once return their names at tbe Treas urer’s office. ■ , JAMES STEWART, 5 je3-10 . ! j,-j C S .-Olerk of Council? d!6-eod6m it bas acliieved a perfect succosa in presenting an an- dialled ;irray.of, talent.? it j 7 ; f , - Its Kbnjances; Bl^iifeq. falee,} » i.L ! Novelties, Sketches, Criticisms, Reviews, Poems, Biographies, Witticisms, Travels, Arc pure, cntcrtajuwiE mid instructive in a degree rarely attained iirmjmmfMiliWain r" in accordance diM^VthenaaAe' ol the paper, a spe cial department is devoted to the Field, wherein are given articles, hints and suggestions on the practical CITY LICENSES* 1866 St. Julian Street, West of Market, SAVAN1ST AH. CITY OF SAVANNAH, 1 Office. Curas of Council, 5 - ,^-.r June 5th, 1866.) Parties carrying Atlder tbe following lieads, and who ha*e-‘HwJMfBpHUt the necessary li cense ere notified that all defaulters will be placed on the Information Docket of Tuesday, June 12th, 1866, on which date the Register will be doBed nntill after July 1st, 1866—the census has,been taken'and is on GOOD CITY MARSHAL’S SALE. j>road,way v marked “ Inland Route.”- . Express by Sea continued as beret consigned to Southern Expi ton or iptly forwarded. file in this office: * WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSES. RETAIL COTTON PRESSES. COTTON PICKINGS. PAWN BROKERS. tion outoe premises, en THUHSDAY, (the a* a inst., at nn’doek a. m., the Mo*$g lotajhfela hart of the City domain known as Lots 15,16 and IT, Craw ford want East. Description as follows: Lot 18—60 feet front on Perry street, 0 feet deep on Reynolds street, 166 feet on Pan street latte,' with a frqnt pa the Thunderbolt road or loo feet. Lot 16—66 feet front on Liberty street, and 100 feet deep on Arnold street. ; j. ... * • Lot IT—06 feet-'gpntgtfi kt|ejtytteet, and 90 feet Terms of Sale—Twenty. pq* cent cash on the aggm- Notice '- T W. NEV11T, ortho firm' of Ncvtt, Lathrcp Cl* Rogers, has associated himself with LatUop Cos In the Dry Goods business, at the old stand of jl-tf HENRY LATHROP ft bo PUBLIC STABLES. COMMISSION MERCHANTS OR FACTORS. GRIST MILLS. SAW MILLS. SHIPPING MASTERS. STEVEDORES RESIDENT AND NON RESIDENT. WAREHOUSES. ; ’ COAL AND LUMBER YARDS. MASTER MECHANICS, taking in contracts for the Rural journal IHE cheapest paper in the United States. Only J, Oue Dollar. •Try.lt a year. For’ the farm, gar den, orchard, workshop, household and kitchen. A good.-cheap, amt nalnnhieymper-TOr everyYUfM, woman, anil boy, in city, rjUage and country. Puli- lisiied tlic flint of evenr month. - • J jy Each number contains a full Calendai of Work for the Month, Hints, Suggestions and essays upon everylhing to lie pciTormedju and around oie Farm, Garden, Orchard MB jngelnSgrStCfSe: • J3 *' of the purchase money, to be paid qnar- work “• ~ SOAP BOILERS. GAS FITTER8. ATTORNEYS. PHYSICIANS. DENTISTS. PHOTOGRAPHERS OB AMBROTYPI8TS. NON RESIDENT VENDEES. HUCKSTERS. KEEPERS OF COOK STOVES OR COOK ‘SHOPS. PORTERS. JUNK SHOPS. DROVERS—HORSES AND MULES. Extract from Ordinance, Dec. 27,1865. * * * *• ' * * And. any person subject or liable to take out any non llPPDan 1...J • ,x JU.Hl _ j A__ 11 ' THE STANDARD MANURE, AT $63 $O PER TQI, CAS^I. Jfty Marshal- friends asked me if I was not afrattl 'a trust myseif out here among these malignant aniunrepenting reb els. As I had uot feared them during the war I did not see why I should now tli^t the war is over. Since I have been here I have met many people who were in the rebelarmy, and l have yet to see the first man who has said anything that aDy "Union man need take any exception a to, Roth of my partners were in the rebel army—one a. captain and the other a major— and we talk over the events of the war as cooly as if they had happened in France or Germany, My re volver is locked up in toy trunk, and I expect it will remain "there. Savannah is as busy a place as you can find in Yankee land. The general feeling of the South seems to be that they hard had a sufficiency of fighting and of politics, and they are now going for hard work and money. Every one that I have con versed with seems desirous to have Northern men and enterprise and capital come down hero and. re store tho prosperity of the South. I have seen no ill- feeling toward the Yankee.” MILLER, THOMAS ft CO. OnOcjpy Six copfci Thirteen Addrcs Bolt*,: Ac., ftc., ship and BLANCEYILLE mere, Files, Chisels, Gas Pipe, Bails. Gang Saws, Pumps, 8team Whistles, 8b ter Onagers, htjeiunBugines and Saw : I ESTILL street,™* ^ ; Van we] . Engines at such license or badge, and Ailing to do so for ten days after the said first day of January in each year, shall -be liable to a fine of not mOre'than thirty dollars for •every day’s deAult on coovietton before the' Police Court. ' *■- ‘ - • JAMES STRWART, celebrated Portable Swim Engines. ™***%SS** tejsw SHARES. $60 BACH. ttttLae—e—H- Brigham. J. F. Dover, S. ia. A. Wilbur and A. E. MarehalL .. PBsn>mrr—A. Wilbur. Savnntiatbfia. . Vie* PitKDEiT—E. C. Granniss, MScou, ( SwmnrasT—A. E. Marshall, AUalitn, 0a. Cards, je5-9t Clerk of Council factoring NEWARK, N. J DRUG-HOUSE wSiS n. to comp* *'"■ •" ^ srWade’s celebrated PtW“ c 1 for the Bath tiod sofi M> onlers for Slate, however large, for rot furniture manufactured out of slate,, for. It pavement, and for any other nseff to whi ch be applied. The quarry is conrenfcnt to Alfc Atlanta, Augusta, Macoa, Albany and G| WOOD WORKING MACHINERY Omon CupafosCoWpoin, June 1, leCC. j First reading of ordinances, meeting of Council May so, wea A «**>*.«*.«*/ ANORDUfANlRl 1* dx the ttosea for payment of grount parts ol the city domain as-may ; ookL ,t j. ; i Sic. 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor of the city of Savaanahi itt UauncU s lit Is ittMeoy frdahMd by the anflmifi iThat hereafter in all soles or the city deeds *» be executed by thb dty ttt-l ion&h domain, or any part ittereof, sli stipulation ton the. seml-omissl pa*UM rant: that tt to a*y, for the payment of httWfifnm; and thodhaaiftwitlMIt ^ ^^Smles, theCIty MaMBlk shall give notice of the Pratt ' & Wilson Brotbers, It WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS , • aw . LtRU'ii Manufactairing Chenuste, Ho. 289 KINO STREET, Fourth door above Market st* ./ . , a ch?r ! est0 Bi. 8 -i < ?8 !.*#. TflLSON. { P. B.. WILSON. {Grndastc of Phils. uCoUege of ¥hsr- - . . ^ ^ _ JiMMi 4 Chemist - "a J fljgK. Orel. Deft •Jgs%5i£.£2*' r, second floor. -arnestiy ■ from what I saw tend Aldermen assembled, and S 3lf*~ S' ■if fosja oi- or THE BHOrcoiW*^ oftkeO?; ' umttots: Jackson ft Lawton, savannah, John W. Anderson ft Son, Savannah. Solomon Cohen, Savannah. Jno. C, Fcrrill.'SatVtmalw Q - Nicholls, Camp <£ Co., SavannA Geo. A-Cnyiey, ^vanuah, t -t 7 f* . it: Now, so far Us the public know, there has been no special effort of the author!tiea totferret out this homd mystery about tho dead bodies in the sacks. Wanests have been held, and coroners*' juries have given verdicts that “deceased was found drowned,” but it seems to us that a special effort should be made to disdever the secret connected with the death of l these persons. Dead bodies-found in the- waters near this city are heipmi#g entirely too*ommon. slid the police shbwa st least make au effort tc fathom the myatery pertaining t* them.—AVut York Sun oT Sat urday. - A Quinn Pit.—The Washington fttar, ot Wednes day, has the-following : A few evenings sinew d handsome yoang Udy to fashionable attire created a sensation to one of the street uarsby tenderly escesstokn -great ugly brown toed which she held in her band, stroking its back thoroughly tamed and quite at home, much to tbe dis gust of some old ladles' in its vicinity, who went shocked st its uiavfei PRATT, ’ No.»» BAY STREET (up ataire.) Heller to Geo. ST. Andmwi, John i i* bare prepared » » of tJ) c 'ulfSoieBonds andConp - pfind aor , ,y ! *AUp*Ses holding any o ^ ^ , are requested to nottfythecon^ tx'opuB^ SKM attooM ol »* ,d f Bo™,', place 'wi 2nd them to some agent in th P —red. JS, n> sttolatoS. 4it re nhd Mi- t arena. saSBSM^d!^ dd BondStosswm anp«P“ isi;(:K y t , Dissolution of Copart f*V withdrawn fro® ,w> ' John Screven, Baldwin J Oo., Savannah NationalBank, Sevan nah. ^tjsssufsissvse. id Prints ">TTO ittfea f. HOBSON. )HN MoDONOUGH. ft DALE. • 1 s niv"“ l! dhtnid 5 ' 011 .- ; solicit a si AlSBioSr itannar* 1 ^8tsttoW = Ft YE! The tlaity News and Herald. SAVANNAH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1866. “The Undiscovered Country. Could we but know The land that ends our dark, uncertain travel, Where lie those happier hills and meadows low Ah, if beyond the spirit’s inmost cavil. Aught of 1 that country could we surely know, Who would not go ? Might we bnt hear The lowering angels’ high imagined chorus, Or catch, betimes, with wakeful eyes and clear, One radiant vista of the realm before us— With one rapt moment given to see and hear, Ah, who would fear ? Wero we quite sure To find the peerless frieud who left us lone, Or there by some celestial streams as pure, To gaze in eyes that here wero lovelit only— This weary mortal coil, were we quite sure, Who would endure ? The Evening Shade. ’Tis evening, and the regal sun Is sinking to Hcsperides in ruby glare, And bright his lingering beams Fall on mossy knoll and tapered hamlet spire, Akin to human partings; When those we love have Heavenward path begun. Or like an aged chief, whose warrior race bas run. Tbe dark woods now in beauty decked. The trunks of ancient oaks all clothed to golden glory; The rills with shadow leaves are flecked, Like panoply in some old knightly story; Like unto life well spent; Wlion reached the goal where to our race has led, And fall to sleep with honor thick on silvery bead. IS GENERAL. —Wolves are so numerous and voracious in the northern part of Tremont, Iowa, that a heavy bounty has been offered by the residents for their destruc tion. —The Lynchburg district of Virginia has already paid about $700,000 in taxes of all descriptions to the United States Government. By the 1st of June the taxes will amountto $1,000,000 or more. —The dead body of an unknown woman, partially dressed in male apparel, was found in the East river, New York, on-Thursday. The remains had evidently been in the water for several weeks. —United States Marshal Murray, of New York, has decided-to hold the seized Fenian arms and ammuni tion, notwithstanding tho demand made upon him for their delivery by Mr. Roberts. —A special dispatch to the Herald from the Suspen sion bridge says .Ur. Kempton, Mayor of Fort Erie, went out to read tlic riot act, when the Fenians killed him. A man who refused to give up his horses was riddled by bullets. It is reported the Fenian pickets have killed three Canadians. —Tlic Lynchburg Virginian says: ‘‘Weunderstand that there are a great many muskets in the hands mostly of the negroes in this city and neighborhood. We even learn that they are forming companies, and- mustering and drilling in the suburbs.” - the passage of jr Council* June 6, 1866.$ 1 SECTION 2. Be it Inrfjier enacted hy-tbe authority o of the same, T*a’, ft!,* and After r* this Act, all persons .a a u ^ qualified elect ion of ’Mayor and Aldermen of the city vannah ami Ham' itt tp thereof, who are citizens of the United States, b’ave resiiled in the State of Georgia for one year tm .mediately preceding this election, and continue so. tp d« up to the time of election, and within the. corporate, Malta’ of Savannah for one m , ont ' 1 " lUfeWilQlp- ptodedlng their registration, wiio na^ £ attained the age of twenty-one years, and lia I® ? aid an city taxes, or bfive to their own rigjit sum' i^jjt rea i estate to satisfy any tax executions V mil may be issued against them, who have matte J d returns required bv the Ordinance of the city, and have baen registered according to Hie provision* of tills AW.' [Extract from the Registry Laws, pass ed 2-2d January, 1852-] . Extract from Ordinance passed Dec. 27,1866: Sec. 4. And be it further ordained bjr the authority aforesaid. That every male resident ot said city, be tween the ages of twenty-one and sixty years, shall be liable to a poll or capitation tax ot one dollar an nually, except only such of said persons as may he entitled to registry ami to vote at city elections, and who shall register their names and pay for tbe same. The following named persons have regisured their names since the first Monday in January, 1866 : .dm2 New roads rrt Notice 7«I*T.MARSHAL'S OFFICE, PUBLISHED TRI WEEKLY. HEMT WEEKLY AMD .WfJSKML a Thelollowtqg Lota are In arremr lor ground rent, and are liable to re-entry: „ '■Mur* WARD-.! *;**•*- ia*-. *-Wjy Axson, J S K Barron, Jas A Bolsliaw, T H Bashlor, J H Basblor, Valentine Buntz, Henry Barthelmesa, R M Butler, Gilbert .,WmH - ghs. Jno W Burroughs, W Berrien Bullock, Wm G Byck, Simon E Berrien, J M (folding, S M Cameron, Geo H Crawford. Hembrie Champion, Aaron Cope, James E Cohen, Solomon Cooper, John Cunningham, H C Casey, C C Cohen, Octavus Corey, Wm B Carmody, Jaa Caliansn, Phillip Cornell, L M Colson, Theophilas Dumas, Henry B Deacey, Jno Dortch, Jno Dixon,W D Dowling, Pafk FerriU, Jno O Footman, Robt H Furguson.D Ford, Thos C Fairchild, L J B Fulton. Silas FerriU, BB Green, William Gardner, S Hunter, W P Haywood, Alfred Hovel-, LL Ilouig. A H Henges, Henry G. Gilbert, Calour L Gleason, Solomon W H. Howard, J G Hudson, Geo A Haupt, Jas L Henry, E Hoppe, William J. —The Petersburg (West Virginia) Gazette states that the Grand Jury of Upshur county, in that State, bos found a bill of indictment against Mr. Taft, the editor of a conservative paper at Buekhannou, “ for printing, posting and circulating a bill announcing a meeting of the friends ol President Johnson at that place.” —A Roman correspondent of the London Morning Post [states that the other morning one of the priests of tho Church of Sauta Maria deUa Pace, on entering his confessional, found 'a murdered infant placed iu- side. —Stones were first used for bullets; iron ones are first mentioned in 1530. Leaden bullets were made before the close of the sixteenth century. Stone can non balls are stiU used in the Asiatic countries. —The Louisville Journal says: “The radicals are fond of calling the President “A. Johnson.’' He is The Johnsou—the definite article. —James McHenry, the great Liverpool American merchant stopped for a day, but it is said that he has procured assistance, and that he has resumed payment. —The Saturday Press says that Greeley has recently experienced a change of hat. In its account of the decoration of the graves of the Confederate dead at Hollywood Cemetery on Thurs day last, the Richmond Times says : Tho tomb of little Joseph Davis, the son of Ex- President Davis, was literally buried with ilowers. It bears the following inscription : Joseph, Son of our Beloved Presi dent JEFFERSON DAVIS. EreetuMby the Little Boys and Girls of the Southern Capitol. The University of the South —Our readers will recollect the measures taken by the late Bishop Polk and the other Southern Bishops, at his instance to establish on Bewail Mountain, in Tennessee, a great university, which should be to us what Oxford is to England. The present Bishop of Tennessee, Dr Qnintard, thus discribes in the journal which accom panies his address to the Diocesan Convention, held last week at Bolivar, its present condition, after stat ing tho arrival of Rev. J. Austin Merrick, D. D., chosen rector of the Diocesan Training School, ol which ho subsequently makes mention. Under date of 23d of March, be says : } Accompanied by the Rev. Dr. Merrick. Rev. Thos. A. Morris and Geo. R. Fairbanks, Esq., one of the trustees or the University of the South, I visited “University Place. •• All the buildings, with toe ex ception of an old log cabin were burned by ibe Fed eral army while encamped on the ground.' The corn er stone of the University, a block of marble weigh ing six tons, was broken up and entirely removed. The valuable album, containing landscape sketches by the venerable Bishop of Vermont; all tho topo graphical maps and. reports of the engineer corps, showing the peculiarities of local position, the eleva tion abovo the sea level, as well as tho level of the sur rounding country, were removed from the iron safe in which they were kept, and carried,off. I selected locations for the buildings of our Diocesan Training School. In the evening, we erected a ci oss on the site selected for the chapel; gathered the work men about it, aud asked the blessing of tlic Great Head of the church on our undertaking. We recited the Apostles* Creed, aud made the grand old woods ring with the Gloria in Excelsis. Strange Indian Stout.—For some time past, says a recent number of the Carrollton (HI.,) Democrat, a party numbering flteeu, belonging to the Cherokee tribe, have been encamped on tbe banks of the Illi nois river, ten miles from this place. Their ostensible oblect was fishing, hunting, Ac., but if appears from recent developments, that their chief aim was to se cure a hidden treasure of seven urns of Spanish coin, which had been imbedded to the bluffs at that point in years agone by their ancient forefathers. They socmed to be extremely cautious in their manners, lest the pale face should discover the cause of their presence in that particular locality, and wrest tho coveted prize for which they had travelled many miles. Alter diligent search, which occupied some ten or twelve days, they succeeded in finding the spot where lay concealed-the secret of their researches. Little remains to be told. Suffice it to say that, al ter due exploration their brightest anticipations were ite for more than realized. The urn of gold and other sacred relics spoken of by their chiefs long since goue to the “happy hunting grounds, ” -were secured, and these untutored children of the forest took their de parture for the far West, with many thousand Span ish dollars to cheer then), on. their long and tedious march. Jordan, Francis D Johnson, Jno R Josephs, Antonio Jachen, Gians Jansen, Adolf Knorr, Louis King, Jno Kirk, Thos J Killorin, Patrick Knapp, N B Kelly, Jno J Kollock, P M Loftos, Jas Law, Wm Lippman, Joseph Logan, Jas J Litehe, H F Lodge, C L Lampe, C Lainpe, Montgomery C Lovell, J M BI Lloyd, Thos E Landrum, Sylvanus Lavin, Michael Lee, Chas Lewis, Jno W Lark, Peter McDonald, Donald McNelty, J O Mercer, Geo A McConaghy, Jno McCarthy, M D McGee, Jas .McGuire, Thos Moun, Antoine M. Mallette, Dan , Markins, Geo ' Metzger Jno C Meyer, M H Magill, C A Milter, AG . I Morel, William Nichols, GeoS Olcott, D G Olcott, W H N. Nugent, T, Jr o. O’Mahony, Jno Proudhomme, Joseph Platner, Chas G Palmer, T H P. Purse, Thos Prendergast, Edw M Pease, H W R. Ross, Andrew M Read, Jas B Russell, Isaac Ityan, Chas E Reilly, Jas ltuckert, Francis Robinson, Alex H Rogers, E T Russell, Waring Ripley, Jos B Rimehart, W Ray, Jas Russell, Philip M Huckert, F I Riddle, W P Robinson, Chas E Rogers, Geo F Silva, Jas S Shtels, P K Swell, Win Sadler, Alex H Stuart, Lyman S Stephens, Henry C Sinney, Jno Schneider, Frank Soullard, E A Stoddard, John Schlgy, Jas M Stamm, Anton Smythe, Edw D Savage, John Skehan, Junes T. Tapper, F A Tomsou, David Taggart, Grantham I Tilden, BO Torlay. A F Thomas, Jim I- Vrooin, Wm L Vielsticks, Henry w. Wayne, R A Walker, R D Weeks, W H Weipheimer, Jacob West, J J Wiltberger, Wm H Wheaton, Jno F Wade, John Testimony of an U. 8. Naval Officer as to the Feeling at the South.—The following is au extract from a letter from. aH ex-officer of the United States Navy, who is now running both rice and cotton.plan tations in Georgia: “When I decided to come outherqseveral of my Hon. A. H. Stutbens’ Opinion A special Washing ton dispatch (May 21) to the Philadelphia Ledger, hays; A letter lies before me from Alexander H. Stephens Esq., dated CrawfordsvUle,' isth tost, .in >vhich be says: “I found ail things in Washington, upon the whole, in as good condition, if not better than I ex- V 00 ^- I have not, from the beginning, looked for anything from., this Congress, My only hope for the country istotoe next fell elections at the North. Should *he“ft»identB policy bo sustained in these, *11 may yet^be^welL If not, to me the prospect of the AT TXLLAHASSEE, TL1 By Shober Sc Oliver. STAY THK ONLT TRI-WBKKLYJN THE BEST ADYEBTI8hpEt MED it nn fi n ti .[tp- The CHEAPEST PAPER lit the STATE! 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FAMILY PAPER IN THE STATE. PARTIES. THEREFORE, Ml Gfl^ sire to subscribd for a CHARLESTON Pi commit their interest by sending for THE DAILY NEWS. TKRJHS .L..S19 PER. ANNUM Published in Folio Form, size of the New York Herald. a2s-tf H E Ocala, Marion County, Fla. A Wetkly Newspaper, containing eight pages and forty columns. Subscription $3 per Year. As an advertising medium, it has superior adv tascs, its circulation extending through the conn of Alachua. Marion, Hernando, and ail the Eastern and Southern counties. Business cards not exceeding one square, per*) ear, $15. Address, T. F. SMITH, Proprietor, raS-ff Ocala, Fla, THE LAND WE LOVE. ^ MONTHLY MAGAZINE, devoted to Literature, Agriculture and General Intelligence, and eooi- .. . - - jt* prising Reports of Battles, Incidents and Anecdotes of the War, never before published. BY GENERAL D. H. HILL, Late of the Southern Army. Proprietors—J. P. IRWiH AND D. H. HILL. The. Magazine will be published at Charlotte, N. C. It wilLcontatoTfonr-sixty to eighty-pnijes uf the size oi those of Blackwood's Magazine, tindwilj be Fur nished to subscribers at $8 tt "year. In advance, or $5 if not paid till th£ end of the year- GaSh subscribers not required to pay until after the receipt of the first number. Incidents and accidents, and anecdotes of the war arc requested, that the Magarilfe may be a monument to the heroism of.our Soldiers end to the devotion of onr people. - * my26-tf THE KEY-ST0fi£i' A MONTHLY MASONIC MAGAZINE. E DITED BY WM. B. SMITH, 6S Fayetteville st, _ Raleigh, N. C. Subscription ....$3 a Year A New Volame commenced January 1, 1866, ele gantly printed upon very heavy wh'te paper, and neatly stitrhed and trimmed in beautiful covers. THE KEY-sTONE is endorsed and recommended to the Fraternity at la ge by the Grand Lodge of North Carotin i, and keenly feelin - the weight of this high compliment, the proprietors will spare neither, mom y nor exertion to make the publication a most welcome visitor and companion with-triLgOod and trite Masons—their drives, alstlrsr niothere and thing liters', to wliom ’be same may come greeting. ar’ Specimen numbers sent to uny part of the country uponTippHcatujii WM. B. SMITH ft CO , Publishers. . 68 Fayetteville st., Raleigh'; N. C. ' • ’ "E8TILL ft BRO BulAtrect, near the Post Office, Agents for Savannah. THE FIELD AND FIRESIDE. (Established, 1S66.) A SUPERB Literary Companion and sterling old Home Journal; published every Saturday, by Wm B. Smitu ft Co., 58 Fayetteville street, Bateigh, N. C. Elegantly printed on beautilUi white paper, mammoth sheet, with eight largepuges. Its corps of contributors includes nearly all tbe most distinguished authors of the country, and with tlie combined services of so many celebrated writers. ' keep constantly on hand CHOICE OLD BRANDIES, WHISKEY, GIN, WINKS, ftc. Y VARIETY OF GROCERIES, ALSO, Hay, Corn, Oats and Bran, strictly at wholesale to the trade: and we flatter ourselves that we can mute trto the interest of dealers to patronize ns, at the head ofByy,.opp08itc Jefferson st. mlO-tf PIERCE SKEHAN, Dealer Wholesale end Retail In Fine Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, For eign and Domestic Wines, Liquors arid Began. Also, Skehan’s Celebrated GOLDEN ALE CHAMPAGNE CIDER. fn bottle and in wood. London and Dublin Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng Hah Ales, ftc. Liberal deductions made to he trade. 176 BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANNAH, dll-tf and 62 Liberty street, N. Y. Steam Engines and Machinery. MACHINERY DEPOT STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS, COTTON GINS, WOOD WORKING MACHINERY, SLAWS, BELTING, AGRICULTURAL MACHINES, FIRE-PROOF SAFES ftc., ftc., ftc. 94, nine ;®065, enty-four 70, four quarters; east Nos 16.44. tt, ea ‘ - tors; Nos 81, 64, quarters; Noe 49, quartets. ... iqjT ji-mmuHtwam *o Nos 6.11,19, lT,«mHhlil 94; third ill] wait thHd'61’ Bj tt middle third 97, ttawtahamekd; NM6, SI, ten; No 18, five quarters; No SS/Six quarters ; Noa to, 37, ten quartan; emu third W.reteven quarters ; No 19, fourteen quartan; No-20, sltoeeii quarters; No 99, twenty qnartera; No 96, twenty-live quarters. COLUMBIA WABD. / j ' * 1,91,99, south four quart JSS/SBM ten; Nos 28. 37, t«s; Nos l, 3,4, west ftimkl nitawlDM- Wn li eight quarters'; No 14,; quarters. - ORAWFO O WARD. Nos 4, 7,12,13, Bouth half 21, north halt 21, 32, 33, 34,37, 47, west hali 67, TO, east half 72, west hair 72, west half 70, No 31, two, quarters; No 19, west half 22, 25, 26, 27, 35, 41, VI, eaoh four quarters; No 66, five quarters; west half Noe S..23, 94. 46, 63,64,66, east hair No 8, six quarters each; Nos 14, 42, 43, 44, east half 67, 68, 69, each eight quarters; east hair No 22, ten quarters. ; uV • * , CALHOUN WARD. ' n : Nos I, 2, 6,19.29,30, 39, strath half 33, treet third 14, 31, north half 48, each two quarters; east Half Nos 5, in, 21. 23, 24. six quartets; Na», seven quaver No M, west halt IT, 18, eight quarters; No 22, 'north two-thirds 33, ten, quart era. CHARLTON WARD. No 33, north half 36; two quarters; Nos 24, 25, seven quarters; Nos 12,13, south half 14,18.19, 31, sonth half 23, eight quarters; No 3. ten quarters; north half 14, north half 23, twelve quarters. KLBKRT WARD. No C, east half 11,12; 25, 30, two quarters each; No 37, four quarters; Jil)Bi9ft 90,36) 8ft- nottlr lihlf 29, six quarters; Nos 3. 9. 21, west half 31, south half 39, south half 40, seven quarters; Nos 14, 32, north half 39, north half 40, eight quarters. FORSYTH WARD. No 22. two quarters; sontli hair 17, four quarters; Nos 23, 26, eight quarters; No 35, ten quarters; Nos 16,16, twelve qnartera. FRANKLIN WARP, 11 No 2, south half 12.17,13731,3fo two quarters; Noe , 7, font qnarterei Nos 24, 37, six quarters; No 16, even qaartmmvwest- half 36, eight quaiters; east lalfNo 33, ten quarters; west half 27, eleven quar ters; Nos 21, 22, twenty quarters. NEW TBANILIN j Bast half No 14. two quarters; west hair 14,1C, four quarters; Nos 3,12, six quarters; Nolt, eight quar ters; cast half No 1, twelve quarters; No 7. twenty- two qnartera; No 10, thirty-eight quarters; Nos S, 9, forty-two quarters. GREENE WARD. ' ' No 6, east hair 6, 9,10,11, 36, two quarters each; No 15. west half 18, 20, north half 22, south half 22| 25, 26, 39, fonr quarters; No 16, seven quarters; No- 35, ten quarters; west half No C, twelve quarters; No 2, fourteen quarters. JACKSON WARD. ,*> - ■ AC H was the nit “ nErmnH fh ini • niM iiDUi cMr That received a medal and honorable mention from the Royil Commissioners, the cotop&iRon of all pro- mreent manufacturers of ‘♦Cord'Btaritt " and “Pre pared Corn Flour” of this and other' reuntri* not withstanding. Mq. KAIZBXA Urn food and luxury- of tbe age, without a single fault. One trial will convince the mast skeptical. Makes Paddings, Cakes, Cnstafdk, BlancHangC, Ac* without isinglass, with few er no eegS; »t S «eat as tonishing the mori economical. ; A slight,Addition to ordinary Wheat Flow greatly improv Cake. It is also excellent for thickening gravies for fish and tocats. soups, ftc. For Ice Cream nothing can compare with it A little boiled in milk will produce rich cream for coffee,chocolate, tea, ftc. -- rat up in one pound packages, under the trade mark Maizena, with directions for n». A most delicious article of food for children and in- valids of all ages. . For sale by Grocers and Druggists everywhere. Wholesale Depot, 166 Fnltou Street. WILLIAM IJXJRYIU A, j25-ly General Agent BK1EN ft CARRERE, Commission Merchants, No. .11 SOUTH WiLUAJE STREET, ITmxvr ’York., /CONSIGNMENTS ot any deseripttem of produce, V-/ orders for purchase of same, or any business appertaining to a Gciiersl Commlssipn House, as also consignments or orders US our friends abroad, where we have extensive connexions, ara solicited. Particulars of all markets will be given upon In quiry, arid advances made Upon business entrusted to ds or onr friends. - r CARE MS ft CO-.,' m!3-3m * Commission Merchants, N. Orleans. HAWKINS & FAY, mipi^kiiQn, Merchants, MU. 47 PEARL STREET, , near Produce exchange, n. y. B. HAWKINS, J- ROCKWELL VAT. WM PtUtienlar attention paid to buying Produce, Provi sions, Whiskies, and Cigars, on order, and to con 8ignm«tots. REFERENCES : No 14, west half 20, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, west half 41, _ CLINTON HUNTER, fil m of Spofford, TileStOtt ft 1 AS urukt fhirH 1Q rwn nnartora oacli * Kn 10 fOQf ©0., SCW York. F&IlCliCr & McCo6SQ6y, 5 WAtST-fit., New York. Richard Ellis, U4 Water street, New York. Wifi. B. Miles. 59 Christie irreet. New York. W. B. Sibelv * Wall street, New York!. Lewis L. Jones, iv Brotowav. 8. w. Mason ft Co., SEVannah Ga. H 42, 43, west third 19, twoquartersench; No 10, quarters; east half No 7, east half 8, 40, east half 41, 44, 46, west half S, six quarters; east two-thirds 19, 36, seven quarters; No 9, south half 20, 32, 39, eight quarters; Nos 34,35, eleven quarters; No 3, iwenty- tnree quarters. JASPfK WARD. No 37, two quarters; east half No 38, seven quar ters ; west hail Nos 3, 35, eight quarters. LAFAYETTE WARD. H. M f AMES’ CELEBRATED Portable Steam Engines FROM FOUR TO THIRTY-FIVE HORSE POWER. Cotton Gins! Cotton Gins!! Nos 4, 5,10, 20,28,37,‘ 38, 47,43. east half No 1, two quarters; No 41, three quarters; Nos 9, 42, four quar ters; No 8, five quarters, Nos 3, 23, six quarters; No 6, seven quarters; east half IS, 19, twelve quarters. LIBERTY WARD. Nos 4, 24, 33, two quarter^; No 39, four qnartera; east half 26. six quartets: Nos 23, 24, seven quarters; Noe 9, lo, 32. eight quarters; No —, south half 29; 30, ten quarters. MONTEREY WARP. • ' * Nos 19, 29, two qaarters; No 2, east half No 37, five quarters; Noe 1, 34, six quarters; No 17, seven quar ters; Nos 39, 32, 33, eight quarters; Noe 11, 12, 35, eleven quarters. PULASKI WARD. , <No 14. south- haR 17, : 80utif hair 25, 28, 80; 38, two quarters; east half Nos 12, 31, three quarters; Ne 9, north half 25, four quarters; Nos 10, *4‘ six quarters; Nos 5,6, 7, 22, seven qaarters; Nos 4, 15, 16. 18, 37, eight quarters; No 34, north half 17, ten qaarters. TROUr WARD. f. No 12.east half 35, two quarters; .west half No 5, we*t liaH No 2.- four-quarter,;; east half No 5, five quarters; east half N6’5, south half 37, seven quar ters; Nos 10, 28, north half 37, eight quarters; Nos 11, 40, eleven qnartera; west three-quarters No K twelve quarters; No IB, eighteen quarters: Nos 23, 24, forty- four quarters. . WARREN WARD. NoS 1,13, east’liairio, two quarters; Nos 3,4, fonr quarters; Nos if, 12,17,18, 2u, 21, six quartern; Nos 16, 23, eignt quarters. WASHINGTON WARD. Nos 5, 24, 23, e/st half 40, two quarter^; Nos IT, 18, 31, four'quaiters; Nos 13.14, northhalf 16, 20, east ■fumi ss. six quarters; Nos 1, 9, 247 38, weSfhftW 2,-eight quarters; eust and. west ball-39, eleven quarters; No 4, twenty-two qfianeys, ‘ ' WteStEY WaKd. Nos 3, 4, east half 5, two quarters; Nos 1, 2, 12, four quarters; east half 11, six quarters; No 6. eight quarters; No 10.- twenty-six quarters; west half 7, thirty-nine quarters; jio 15. forty-four quarters. SPRINOFIELb WARD. Nos 40, 41, three quarters; No 35, six qaarters; Nos 1,2,3, 4, 5,6, 7, 8,10, 42, 44, eight quarters; Nos 9, 32..3S, 34,*48, tea quarters; Nhs Ift-Bl, d fot, 90. west, tweive quarters; Nos 13. 14, is. 16, 17, IS, 55, 56, twenty quarters; Nos 26. 27, 28, twenty-eight qnartera; Nos '70, 71, 72, TV74. 76, 76. 77, 78, 79/80, tlilrty-four quarters; Nos 11, 12, thirty-eight quar- ere.,. All persons interested in the shove Lots are here by notified that il tbe rents now, due are not paid by the 12th inst., I will proceed on the morning of that day to re-enter according to law- . -• r-. THOMAS 8. WAYNE. Jietet ‘ 1 ■' ,! •' ”■ CjtyMafshal. Alfbzd K. Bennztt, I CnAs. 11. Btmxm Jas. a Vis Pelt, f Ncw Xork Raleigh, N.C. Bennett, Van Felt & Oo,, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ron tue saIe or •'' CITTM TIBAC60, NAVAL STIUS, ITC.,1 • vzvy : " V,-, ALSO, A '• ' FOBTHE PURCHASE AND SALE OF STATE AND OTHER STOCKS, ’ S3 "Whitehall St, New York. We have associated with us Mr. D. W. Cruris, late Public Treasurer for North Carolina. n9-6m Miscellaneous. Southern EXPRESS C0MP7. Incr^a^ed: B^^Iities! CWFICE ATLANTIC ft GULP r „ Savannah, lUruL. ) Ob and after Monday, May 28th WH. ran dafly, Bnndsys P&5 ^ 1 connecting with night trains on thee'.’ „ lrSl «oai. Leave Savannah at 7 30 a. Leave TbomaavUle at 4a. m. Arrive at Savannah at 6 05 p. m Arrive at Thomasville at 9.1; my28 JOHN SCRKVen Central Railroad £11/ ,r flaug -—JDf aiid after Monday,*r)u sq, 0 f U p a P 59t * 1 ’ W daily trains wid ran "rtween »*o gusto, connecting in both diroedofo ?- n , : ' h a,: ' 1 A tbeGeortriaRailroad, asfoilow? P wnl1 train,, Leave twvannab 7 311 » Arrive ak Savannah 7.30 p # Leave Angnsto 9 3h «' ™ #.3s. ” Arrive at Angnsta 5 ' (KJ , ’ *-- “"<1 Ms p Passage $8.00. ” °'" u * e.« £ height to go by passenger train and delivered at the PasscTn,,., * “ fofedcparturi j30-tf _ .fausportatj, atthlPass^VX Npr. Wd A of train. r 1"^ .“‘‘'“‘•'V Miscellaneous. A. DuTannuorsa, Of Savannah, Ga. A. DUTENHOFER & co Snipping, Forward in r COMMISSION SI|{( llivy. Bay Street, Savannah, fe. Froths* attention yicen to the m, r n n , a , ■shipment of cotton, lur„t* » auce general* OmefgmZ&'SiSSP* Oil snhsrlI lih .. .. ' '* '.r'i on which liberMiaw^J'^ will be made. kefzbenobs: Brigham, Baldwin ft Co, Sannn.l n- erts. Savannah, J. H. Zcilin ft ci, Vu Dl ™" R ' 1 noioP Ink P.m n .1 ’ J'' 11 Fla.; D. H.Baldwin ft Co & N™ Cp.,_New York. Warren MitchSl 4’-,tt;i? *• isni! t. Q-eneral Partners. M. K. JESUP & CO., Sew York, Special Partners. & H AS ELL NO. .46 EAST BAY STREET, CHARLESTON, 8. C., COM31C1S8IOM MKRCHANTsJ MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS, AND DEALERS IN BMIhray Equipment ,and Supplies, Portable anil Stotlouafy Engines, Saw Aliils. and all tints of Machinei achinery required by Railroad Companies contractors, Ifatinfacturers, Machinists and Agrieolrarallss. I Advances made on consignment or Itaiirna.) lronf ateoon Cotton and other Produce. BENTLEY D, HASELL, CIVIL, FREIGHTS FORWARDED WITH GREAT DISPATCH Reduced Ylatett, MINING AND CONSULTING ENGINEER. ESTIMATES MADE AND CONTRACT^ TAKEN. OWFICK 46 EAST BAY, IHARLKSTid S. C. J26 lmfttwtr consulted on Deafness, Discharges from ffir 4 noise* lh the Head, Catarrh, Diseases of tlie Tbr* SttA Lungs. „ J Ad diseases^/ the EYE, requiring eilticir INte or Surgical aid attended to. f 'Office?No. 41, in Dr. Thos. Buckler’s old office! Lexington street, Baltimore, Mb. . „ „ 1 ) Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and 3tn 5 P. *| _ having formed a copartnerel^ Yoider Che firm name of Miram Roberts’ Sons & Co., fortftMb ( P 0M °f CArrying on a general DR' > j Pjfftyfiw Move DOW opened, and will rai'ticwj ragqteeadfttioiial supplies ol Imported audD- Dry Goods, which they offer lor sale at ribbons /->, xvv * . n X * . .0ft C0U«ra*S 8tre«t, east of the Market, an-' " "j Super Phosphate'. 1 BKWAKD s. UTHKdfJ