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Savannah News anti Hcfald. by S. w. MASON. - » MfiKL W. ilIABOS|. VV. T. THOMPSON. Editui , .Associate Editoi. Official Paper of the City U86EST CIRCULATION II THE CITY AND COUNTY SATURDAY, JUNK 30, 1866. TO OUB Cfomrav Fbixndh.—A» duch interest is felt throughout, the. country in regard to the pros- pacts of the cotton and other crops we will be grate ini to oar planting Wends and others in the interior ,or information on that subject. Those who have op- portunities tor obtaining valuable information in regard to the growing crops, the working of the free- abor eystemfsnd kindred metiers, of general intered. will confer s favor by communicating the same to us. -J GOVERNOR HAMILTON, OF TEXAS. Directly after this gentleman delivered his very radical speech in Texas—similar in de nunciatory style to Underwood’s charge to the Jury in Richmond—he was announced as being on his way North. This speech was a sort of an avant courier to prepare $pr his pleasant reception by the radicals. The at - rival of the Governor in Washington has been announced, where he was received with many demonstrations of affection by his rad ical friends. It would seem from a Texas paper that there is much truth in the saying •‘that a prophet is not without honor save in his own country.” for it congratulates the people there upon the departure of the Gov ernor, nine-tenths of whom, it says, hai e felt but the most utter abhorrence for ents and speeches, and for his per toward his felloe-citizens is return to the State. It de- a9 a bold, bad ..man—an enemy people of his State, an enemy to the Constitution of the United States, an enemj President Johnson, and an enemy to the eaceful restoration of the Union. Testimonial of Respect, At a meeting of the resident students ol the Baltimore Infirmary, held June 23d, relative to the death of Mr. E. C. Kollock, of Savan nah, Ga , N. S. White was called to the chair. After some appropriate remarks, on motion, the chair appointed Messrs. W ■ S- McSherry, M. M. Walker and G. W. Jones, a committee to .draft resolutions. The following were reported and adopted: Whereas, an all-Wise God has seen fit to to take to himself from our midst our much beloved friend and classmate, Edward C. Kollock. whose religious habits, gentleman ly bearing and studious exertions won the admiration of all who knew him. There fore, Be it Resolved, That, though we humbly submit to the will ol a just God, we sincerely mourn the loss of our associate, in whose death the family have been deprived of a true and worthy member, society one ol its bright est ornaments, and the profession a promise of a shining light. Resolved, That we earnestly sympathize with his relatives in their affliction, assuring them that we participate in their sorrow. Resolved, Tuat we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be sent to tne family of the deceased, also published in the Baltimore Gazette and Sun. A CHANGE OF TUNE; There are several Southern railroad dele gations in Cincinnati looking after the inter nal improvement and interest’s of their res pective sections. The merchants and trades men of that city are manifesting a strong de sire to increase commercial intercourse with the South by the building of new roads on more direct lines, to economise time and les sen the cost of transportation. The leading radioal paper of that city, the Gazette, ad monished doubtless by popular sentiment, has very suddenly changed its tone in res pect to the Southern people. It now dis claims any desire to degrade the Southern ers, or to make beggars of them. It will be hard to make the Southern people be lieve that those entertaining the princi ples of the Gazette and kindred sheets, not only desire at heart to degrade them now, but to keep them in degradation for many years to come. Is it not degradation to pre vent them from having a voice in the coun-' sels of the nation, now that the war is ended and peace is declared ? Is it not degradation to say by your conduct that you believe them to be false and insincere, and will not ac cept of their professions of lp^alty to the Constitution? We have very little faith in the sympathy of the Gazette for its “erring Southern bfethem.” We suspect its present professions towards us are .put on as a sort of holiday dress for the benefit of the Southern gentlemen now among them representing Southern railroad interests, and it will no doubt be appreciated at its full value. i£ * What Taxi:s we Pay.—A Northern paper gives some interesting statistics, which are <•! special interest just now when it is proposed to pledge the taith of the Government to the payment ol the debts of “friendly re publics.” j v Tli** pulilfo reW'nn** from l«z*oo, d>i-o«* and indirect, during each of the fiscal years 1865-6 and 1866-7 is officially estimated*! #525,000,000, say $16 50 per head of the total population of the United Stutes—being thirty-four per cent, more than is paid by the population of Great Britain and Ireland, and about one hundred per cent, more than is paid by the people of France. It is clear that when Jefferson Brick, in his next Fourth, of July oration, refers to the “worn out des potism'’ of the Old World, it will be but prudent to omit the usual sarcastic allusions to "tax-ridden people.” A Mcrokr is Camden Coontt.—We learn from a gentleman who arrived in this city last evening by the Gulf road that Dr. H. Eaton, residing in Camden county, in this State, was killed lust Monday night by a squad of negroes, who called the deceased out of his house and shot him down as be approached them. Considerable excitement 4 prevailed among the negroes in the neigh borhood on Monday morning, the origin of which (s not known to our Informant, which led, doubtless, to the murder at nlg|t. The civil authorities attempted to arrest the murderers on Tuesday, bat were aoffibesslully resisted by a mob of negroes who proclaimed that the guilty parties should not be arrested. It was reported, however, that the Sheriff \ had raised a sufficient posse on Wednesday arrest the murderers aud their accom- iN^es. A-\wVilw<jf the Question.—The Wash- ingtonVjpuyj cun Ar g Ue g that if the doc trine of TVyi Stevens and his reconsttuctiota) mittee be trt. ttl e jr eder ,ii Government iff bound to pay"k debts of the Confederate States. “ Wo *“Kbso [suys the organ] no I *nL'.*pie ° . w , t ®^N|etter settled than any government entitled^ ^ M thut of an independent StatVL ChriuteDdoni| may lawfully contract debu^- nd that fo ,. debts contracted in the name\ b£ita authorized agents for its the euccoeding government is ] doctrine is that tho government which coeds to the fiscal rights of another is bou to fulfil its fiscal obligations.— Wheaton's tcrnational Lam, page 41.” B EVOLUTION AAp Stirred up in Te: presence in. Was! War of Races to be by the Radicals.—The of Provisional Go- State, use, vernor Hniniltop, of Texas, has been men tioned. The object \>f his visit at tins time *»-..; /(Udwiwf* not.) The Fftarida Connection. The Citium of Savamph end the directors of the Atlantic ud Gulf Bailrdad, in the prosecution of their projected, and now almost certain, Florida connection, could ask for no more favorable argument in behalf of their enterprise than that offered by tbe Florida Union in its issue of the 23d June, and alluded to in the edi. torial column of thVNg§SANr> Herald ' it the 29th instant. The editor, seeking to impress upon the people of his State the importance of fostering and devefopip^ the THfi PRESIDENT AND CONGRESS. A Washington correspondent states that a caucus of the SnoaMlUeaibers of the Recon struction Committee tli held oh the 25th instant, te see what disposition should be made of the special message of tbe President on the Constitutional Amendment.*, After considerable discussion it was determined thffl the matter should be disposed of before the full Committee tt subsequent meeting.— Senators Cowan, Norton and Doolittle wet® 0 .™ not invited to take part in the caucus. The Bt ‘ teofQ * OTgi *’ “ dl,er ‘P ro »P® on8 “*P° rt>rtr . ‘Radical Senators aiq Very indignant with the President for sending a message when tbe amendment had not been submitted to him for approval. Tbe New York Times (Republican) justi fies the act of the Executive, and says if tbe amendment had been left after lts passage to take its usual course, the President would have bad no occasion to express bis opinion in regard to it, or to send in any message at all. But this would not answer. So a joint resolution was passed directing Mr. Johnson to transmit the amendment to the states. The receipt of such a resolution made it ne cessary for him to make some reply. He had said nothing .directly or indirectly, to Congress upon the subject. But as he had done precisely what Congress directed him to do, three days before the directions were is sued, it seemed not only proper, but essen tial that he should Inform them of that fact; and as Congress seemed inclined to infer that he would not send the amendment to the States unless he approved of it, it was quite proper that he should correct their impres sions on this point. So far from the Presi dent thrusting bis taessffge upon Congress, as it is charged, the President never itndli- cated the slightest purpose to do anything of the kind until Congress Itself invited, and in fact forced him to do it. RUMORED RBj w. INATION OW ,T BAKLAN. m OF SAVANNAH, \ — t k, to their extended railroad policy, and which now seeks “by cmnpi eheniire grasp of com mere* 1 sagacity” t° extend its power by tapping the Allroad system «f Florida. As a natural result of such a^ lic y. the IJnion ctaim * that the State of Florida *aay yet profit by available opportunities, and in d*'* aHn 8 the projected “Florida connection," and by-^mbination of interests retain to the Eastern sear*** of their own State the trade of $18,000,000 (p*w threatened with diversion to the. city of Savanpto), »nd thereby raise them by easy prooess to a u Abe importance and prosperity that the city of savannah claims to offer in itself as an inducement co this traffic. * We commend the spirit of State pride with which the Union ha« advanced to battle in behalf of the pros perity of bis own State; but we claim tho privilege, as her nearest and most intimately interested neighbor, of assisting him in the process of developing the mag nificent resources of bis “gallant little State," and this we now offer to do through the mediim of the “Florida connection." In advising any obstacle to this scheme the Union wUl defeat itself. In proposing counter influences to this enterprise, the Uuion claims as a result that the retention of the en tire trade of Florida to its own seaports will create a basis of commerce upon which will arise all the advan. tages of capital, enterprise, and population, in as speedy a manner as that instanced in the city of Sa vannah, “which in a few years laid the foundation of that prosperity that has lifted her from tlie^opulation of 6,000, with a limited local commerce, to that of 3O,O0O:inhebiUnto." We would here remind the edi* tor at the Union that, tor many years after tho com pletion of the Central, Georgia and South Carolina Railroad, those three grand trunk railroads which constitute the baae of that magnificent system of rai *. ways that sow stretch away their iron arms North West and South, they failed to sustain the hopes and promises of their projectors. And Why V Because of their isolation. Not until a liberal policy of co-opera tlon and extended enterprise brought them into com petition did tbe extensive traffic arise which so fully justified the' hopes of their projectors. Increased facilities brought increase of business. In this hour of realized hope did the management of any one of these respoettve roads ever .propose to in" terrapt tho enterprise and extefasiop of the others ? When the Augusta & Waynesboro' road was project ed, it proposed to tap tbe Central railroad at a point near midway between Macon and Savannah, thereby oflering a ronte for the diversion of trade towards Augusta. Did the City of Savannah object? Did she object because Charleston was brought into connec tion with Macon and in competition with Savannah Or did she yet object to the construction of the Char leston k Savauuuh railroad which offered to transfer trade from her very storehouses ? The railway system of Florida is a magnificent one, but it is isolated. Cut off as it is from all connection with the railroad system of Georgia, and that of the United States, it may bo operated i'or^ years without the results Justified by its- conception. The Florida connection will make railroads of Florida a part of the great system of tbe country, and prosperity become stimulated through the more important arteries of trade. Not only to West and Middle Florida are aJvaute. ges offered by this connection, but also to Eastj^P^^ Ida, which, through her accessible seaports, will'be brought into competition with Savannah for tho trade of Thomas. Brooks, Lowndes aud the entjr* section of South-West Georgia, into direct communication with •Tennessee and Kentucky, and eventually overlaud, through Mobile with the vast valley of the Mississippi. “ Competition is the life of trade." Surely Jackson ville anil Fernandina cannot object to these addi tional opportunities for the exchange of commodities. The completion of this Florida connection will bring more prominently into notice the advantages of tho route from New Orleans by steamer to St. Marks and thence by rail to tho Atlantic coast, and by steam or sail to the North and abroad. If, in truth, the seaports of Florida offer in them selves, points of greater accessibility than Savannah, why should they fear competition with the latter place ? Should they not rather led indebted to tho outlay of capital that makes them a poiut of delivery in common with Savannah, for those commodities by ig the last year have been sent to them /Washington, June 29—Hqpiart Yffiei c$ Harlnn'wtH leave tbe Secretaryahipbf the be succeeded by O. H. Browning. Dispatches announcing tSa arrival df th* Monitor Hiantonomih with tbe vessels saooipsstog fear at Queenstown, Ireland, have been reoetved at ike Hsvy Department. The passage waa made in tan day* and hours. Tho .average ran per dag war MS miles; the beafry weather did not appear to effect tbe Monitor In speed, or by causing her torifil. While other vessels were lurching about and tfeair progress checked by the heavy sea?—she want along com paratively undisturbed. Proceedings of Congress. Washington, June 29.—Ip the Senate to-day the petition of citizens of Wilmington. N. C., tor a light house was presented aud received. A debate occurred on tho Telegraphic aud Postal Bill, and the Niagara Ship Canal Bill, but no definite action was taken. Stevens, from tbe Committee on Appropriations, re ported a bill making appropriations tor sundry civil expenses of tbe Government tor the year ending Juan 30th, which was made the special order for Tuesday next. Amang the appropriations to ope tor $803)00 to purchase cemeteries for deceased soldiers. The consideraten of the Tariff Bill was renamed and the various sections adopted aa reported, excepting Pig Iron, on which the duty waa ten dollara. Tike Fenians. >, Naur York, June 29.—There were twenty Fenians indicted a» Canandaigua to-day.', They will be released on bail, tbe Fenian prisoners in. the hands et Ms Canadians will be tried, it is now confidently assarted by a high official of the Oovommant, before civil courts. The trial will not come off until the pogntor excitement ia allayed. Important Railroad Case Decided* ' Wsjksbabbi. Pa., Jane 29—The flupmm Court has rendered a decision in the caaeof the Catawtoan Bell- road that the transfer to the Atlantic and Greet era waa V|lid, and that the Philadelphia $nd Erie Road does connect the first two roads named, notwithstand ing the difference of guage. The effect ef this WlU ho to allow lir Morton Peto’s creditors tocarry out their plans of a great through railroad from New York to Bt. Louis. A PROCLAMATION. CITY OF 8AV MATOffh'Omoa, June 27th, 866. Whiskas, The City OoftncU of Savannah have by • t of tflfe murderer or murderers of HENRY ITICH; /'fir s byVirthaofaald'aufkority on me conferred, I do hereby offer a reward of Fits Hdndeeo Doll am mf au rnerm-wmtproof ftrWOTtctfcm, of<hupeimm| or persona who murdered tue asid Henry Yel recently Imihe-city of Savannah; end I do her quire all officers and privates of the City Police to he vigilant in the.uae of measures tor the (tries! of said murderer or murderers. .,»' in wltheoa whereof I htfve hereunto set ^ L. 8. j >1 official signature, . and caused to be Impressed the seal of said City, the said *7th day of June, 186c. GEO. YT. WILLY, Mayor PriTem. jeSS-rtt Attest: JA8. STEWART, Clerk of Council. HELMBOLD’8 FLUID EXTRACT BU- CHV to pleasant in taste add odor, free from all in. jurtous properties, and Immediate in He action. FAMILY EXCURSH • TO WABSAW Ml ” **:••**' With a view to afford tho c tizens ef 8*vaaush and theirfamllk's a pleasant day's recreation, nie fim ' V • 'A2 V J J- . Jrtk **■ *) Central flail fload Company SAVANNAH, GA. Rom and alter June tot, Dry Goods, clothing and MarchundUciA general, packed in trunks, will be charged as in tout class, inateadof third class as a present. This change to made necessary in conset quunte of the facility for pilfering afforded by tbe present mods tor packing in tranks. m m M * SBLSjBK.’**- T c *• H - fiavaneah. xS>ril 20, ISM. In accordance with the above notice, trunks packed with Goods or Merchandise of any description wii be charged in first Claes of onr tariff. . JeT-tf WM. M. WADLEY, President. OTr^milTriiTEXTRACT BUCHU gives health and vigor to the frame and otoiom to the palHd cheek- DebUityla accompanied by many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment is submitted to, con sumption, Insanity or epUeptfo fits ensue. LIZZIE BAKER; e?apt. \ T . ■ktn’G, 1 Will make an excuntofi to Warsaw Sound on SveiluMday, the Fosrth of July, •* The st nmer will leave' the Florida Steam Packet Wharf at 10 o’clock a. in., remain all day, and ret .rh to the city in iiie evening. Par iea not bringing lunch can proearc I’.cfreshmeuts on board. |W Tne Bar will be dosed. Tickets, ft e•ell:.tithe had at the Office at the, Florida Ste.iiii-l’.icket Wharf. , ■ je30-3t J. M. KINCHLEY. FORT PULA^I. TllK STBAMBK PILOT ROY Will make an Excursion to the above place on. SUNDAY, July 1st, leaving the wharf at the foot of Abcrcorn street at 3 o’clock precisely. Passengers will be permitted to visit the Fort. On this occasion tbe Bar will be closed. Ice Cream and oibor refreshments for sale on bodifi. , Tin-et» $1. , ~ ^-je3Q Asiatic Clilr-i I B. WlTHOUi’ DOUBT, i he „ inedidne f° r the lniiiieijui which mrw Uuw been used with such... IHC of >84 in this countT? . a ’ S4 and AsiT, ihst the : * '■BSgFjPfwps 'rba,’eMHgiat anaprisfs lifts been tx SS&mSky with which ihl ftrniieft «xRi>unDfi ih<> ».i„ Notice. Important Political Morement. WASBiKGToit, June 29.—An address to the people ^ited States hss been agreed on»by the Conservative members of the Senate present&tives. It is now being signed public in a few days. It is amid it osed National Convention st Phite- all tbe States fo participate in its ' is headed with tbe names of James ktucky, and W. E. Niblack, of Indians. SAVANNAH, June S, 1S60. The undersigned having been appointed assignees of the Bart of the State of Georgia, give notice that they have entered upon their duties. Persons having claims against tbe late corporation. «ill present them, and those indebted will moke pay meat to tho assignees, in order that a speedy adjust ment of the business may be effected. A. PORTER, » Assienee* W. CUMMING.f pr Augusta Constitutionalist and Macon Tele graph will copy. /■ Jell-dlweOd2w Attempt to Rob a Bank. te 29.—A bold attempt waa made to j Bank in Atlanta, on Thursday. While I engaged in conversation, $11,000 were a desk. Turning round, the Cashier making his exit through a window, the fugitive by tbe leg and held him csted. The robber gave his name at Of Mobile. SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS STORED i>y 11 club old's Exteaot Unuuo. BE- Coma Tips protect the foes of children’s shoes.— One pair will outwear three without Ups. Sold every where. EXCURSION TO FLORIDA THE STEAMER DICTATOR, •(lOOOTons.j Captain L. M. COXETTBR will leave Ssvanuah On Saturday, Jane 30th, at A P. M., On an EXCURSION TRIP to PALATKA. FLA., Vita Fernandina, Jacksonville, and all Landiiij;« ora Itie St. Joints River* Returning will arrive llere'ou TUB:DAY EVENING. The Dictator has abundant State-room accommo dation, aud a bountiful table. FARE FOR HE HOUND TRIP......$15. Freight received as usual. L. .T. GUILMARTIN & CO., Agents. 148 Bay street. N. B.—After this trip the DICTATOR will be laid ud tor necessary repairs and painting, preparatory for the Fall trade. je29-2t South America, ne 29.—Bio Janeiro correspondence l which General Lopez ambushed tbe Florea and defeated them. Flore* lost two thousand killed, wounded and was only saved from aonlhltotlonby 1 Urge reinforcements. Lopez carried hyena still roso'utely hold Hamits. TREASURER’S OFFICE, 1 City of savannah, April 23, 1866. J Past due Coupons of City Bonds will be received In payment of Ground Rents, Taxes and Licenses. H.T. GIHSON. ) »2$ • * ffitv Treasurer. THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH Therefore, the nervous and debilitated should Im mediately use Hxlibold's Exthact Bueno. Igon Election Returns. June 29.—A 8an Francisco dispatch Oregon, gives official returns from all ties, electing the Union candidate for 15 majority. Tbe Unionists also elect a Legislature. etmanta against Fenians. , June 29.—A Buffalo dispatch from Can- Ihat indictments have been found Fenians who were taken, here for trial. June 29.—Tho Bteamers Hssee, from Mobile, and Ariadne, from Galveston, have arrived. m thairiffUffHter aflfTrecI— . known, and the inform a* ^ cDnvSyed in {he letter is beyond doub'- The letter runs as follows; ‘‘GalvesY 0 '’ T® 1 * 8 , Jllne 6, 1666. • Drab : Gov. Han v* D * e / e tomorrow for Washington. From eo ucs no doubt perfectly re liable x learn that bo goes invitation of Mr. Speaker Colfax, Senator ’ and. others, »;ho regard him, as one of b great msn Afthe tjnton ft ‘jrjftjj Wiiw- mmUh-ttmrJkii ' / •*, j.- f . u •i ■A THE BEST TONIC.—Caswell, Mack A Go.’s FERRO-PHOSPHORATED ELIXIR OF CALISAYA is a combination of the three be-.t tonics, IRON, PHOSPHORUS, CALISAYA. The Iron gives the blood a rich vcrmllHon color where It becomes thin and watery; tile i’hosphornft supplies nervous power in cases of mental depres sion. while ’he Calisaya gives tone and vigor to all the organs of the body. Sole manufacturers, CASWELL, MACK & GO., un der Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, and Newport, R. L For sale at LIl’PMAN’S je!2-3w Drug and Chemical Warehouse. HELMBOLD’S ESTRAfT BUCHU and Iifsoved Ri se Wasu cures secret’-aiid delicate dir- io expo, ediate in •ties. His programme, I hi cept a rupture with the . ‘ serenaded by the radical,.’ “ lira tha nrimlifiriti nf ilia as th t the Pc to mac. t to produce or ac- He will then lie will lay before the pub- men m Texas aud the 5 Unit# ir souiu, alleging mat l ! e ,Mono protects tfiei'i from being driven out every iziMuit and ^ lie tbe conditiou of the South, alleging that in stalled, lie will ‘be twenty-five thous and Ununx white md* "W State as cl ihfe sixty thousand Union black “ en the State tq overthrow the rebel majority wWft, ,‘ ulJ e“ slavt ; Au insurrection Will bs anc “ u ™^^6* * a< ^ they believe tho President will not? JOrinltted to uee tbe army against the white auJhtaokUnion men of the State in behalf of tho white The President will be de nounced in the »tro)«»*t hltterast terms as hav ing betrayed tbe Ua'in nten of the South, aud giving them, bound hand tbe power of the "'“RWSMech for a far more violent and vindictive crasaddWdast the Presiden t and the South than has heretoff* been waged; and th* plan is to summon whites ail blacks to the polls to axer- clse the divinely con leil«l»nd inaiisnable right! of participation In tbe ilovYnnient. “My information U dlrdt and unquestionable, ,Ut Si. 1 ri Iati.w4»— i 4s41'-*— [oOHMO.'tlfATkD. J Herald : Id cousuquencc of tbc> judgment affirmed ia fUe luthff of |ljt.,||«jrtP f G- Whitman, Deputy Commlaslowt ol aUrnal Revenue, .tWijffh.WRs pilklMtodto II# Bspublican of the 28th InBtout, tbe City TrtRrer Is com- erable shure of the resulting pro (Ns. We do not propose to contrast tho advantage s or ac cessibilities of the respective ports, they have been well staled to tho public aud are fully known, but ■Imply to remind our friends of Jacksonville that tho State of Florida is just beginning to develops the rich stores of her fertile domuin and will erelong be ena bled to tuke such s position in the commerce and trade of the world as her energy sud enterprise entitle her to. ST. Maris. Forney (tho dead duck) lug announced himself a candidate for a seat in tho United States Senate from Pennsylvania, In the place of Mr. Cowan. Dan Iiice, the circus clown ie Mid to be a candidate for the house of Representatives, the body in which old Thad. ftteven* is ring master. An exchange thinks the Senate b«fl about 8«t down to Forney’s levul. Tho humor of ibe House will bo improved when Dan Rice becamen A Utember. pelted 4o pons ifor tl of . roiln which such hs the com purchase tkeimprovu These are and the p it. But the cannot be c other after bi bond, therefore, to determine not. ;heriD#ore, ing (foo above day pf June; becsBiedue are not eutyec The We copy ftj prising eoi ment of the oou- ed traction tber bonds purposes, key the A. sipore than b and Uo rates; Wq We see by otir Tennessee exchsuBes that Mtjor Djck McCann,Shoddy and Coin, hav, t acquitted. They were charged with be tried for tbe murder of some uamo of Hannon, on Monday result will, nd doubt, be the same as in former case. IiAILKOAD GOMVHH'riON AT 0oi.VMMa.-~Wi loam that His Honor, the Mayor, has up pointed tbe following named g*«itilte» tt delegates to tbe Convention to be hYlfl <t Columbus, Ga,, on July ll, i||to called ft the purpose of taking steps for ooapletlD. Mm Memphis andbavannah Railroad i Alder, pas Francis L. Oue, J, fc QUmer, and Tbe Tribune gravely advocates the libera tion of Jefferson Davison economical grounds. It holds that be should be liberated at ouce or made to pay his board. Here is the “sav ing clause” verbatim; We welcome the news from Fortress Mon roe of the assignment of spacious and com fortable apartments for the fomsc-lteepiug of Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Davis. By-aud-by, tbe tarce will have become too glaring, aud tbeu he will be let go. What is the use of persisting in a cheat whereby nobody is. cheated ? Mr- Davis is not to be tried—at al 1 events, not with intent or expectation of convictiug him—then why is he longer sub- slated at tbe public cost ? Let us have an end of the sham. “Danas Rbfobm Convention.”—An assent blogs of women calling themselves the “Dress Reform Convention,” baa just adjourned sine die in Syracuse, in New Tork. During the session it was decided to send out lecturers in the interests of tbe Association, trad to employ none savo those who will wear the ffiJortn dress. Au ihvRffifoii was, however, ffveq to those who wear long dresses to go out lecturing pn their owp account. =TI|e main l'ealurff in • the reform; dress l! the 1 breeches. , ! >-f- ew York Marks!- New Yowl Juno 29—Noon.—Cotton wesk: sales of 1,000 bales Middlings st 37@39c. Gold 85. Excbsngs 10>;. Wool firmer at24@242£c. New Yoke, Jnno 29, p. m.—Flour has advanced 6@10 cents, with sales of 1,300 barrels—State, 0 30® 10; OUio, 8 60@10. Wheat firm, sols* unimportant. Com declined i@2 cents, with sales of 28,000 bushels at 86 V;($88. Beef unchanged. Pork heavy, with of i, 100 barrels; mesa at 31 90@32 31. Lard dull at 29>;. Whiskey dull. Cotton dull, with Mies of 1800 bales at 37(539. Sugar dull. Coffee dun, with sales of 1,400 bags of Rio st 19@22. Turpentine dull st 80(^83; Crude at$5 28. Roein (toady st $3ffig 60. Tar . $2 50@3 25. Freights firm. Gold 154>£. Mobile Market. Mobile, June 29.—Tbe sale# of cotton to-day were 200 bales Middling, nominally 33 cents. Receipts of the week 1,885 balee against 1,470 bales last wssk. Export* coastwise 1,118 bales. Stock 35,098 bales. Gold 50 @ 63. early, keeps the house clear all summer. Look out for imitations. Get Dutcher's only. Je26-un A. READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST of the properties of HelmboLo’s Fluid Extbact Bnnuo will be a comparison with those set forth iq. the United States Dispensatory. FOR NON-RETENTION OR 1NCONTI NENCE of Urine, irritation, inflammation or ulcera tion of the bladder, or kidneys, (lieeases of tbe pros trate glands, (forae In the bladder, calculus, gravel or brick dust deposit, and all diseases of the bladder, kidneys and dropsical swellings. Use Helmbold’b Fi.pip Hxtbaot Bpohp. HELMBOLO’S CONCENTRATED EX TRACT BUCHU Is tile great Diuretic. UELMBOLDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Is the great Blood Purifier. Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are the most active that can be made. ' Je29-lm escJZ'XSSZX Brassasis** A8lA**tb CHOLU The proprietor, paration. misfitted uf« 1 tore, replete with all th, n „ , COnMdermg it a duty to c!!l ’■ end use all means which ij ’ u towards reUeving and mlri Satisfied, by experience the impartial Opinion of tl whom the f rmnla of its ri accessible. I present MARSDEN S ASIATIC CURE As the grenjisl discovery ■ the progress ol the sconrg, . PREPARE V .T . W . Ma DEPOT AND LABORAT( "T , FOR SALE BY" ■ Nothing new under 1 which eunnot he admilte day, for we have hourly , ventions in Med cal S;i Galen and his disciples, • before onr notice we mu - <, DEN’S ASIATIC CHOI \ -i real merit, and cheerful!. i of the bowels. We ppear i in this matter, feeling ' ( endorse onr views —.v. 6UH0# AGAflEHT MALE AND VBfUl.F. WHITESVIT.I E, GA T he exercises of *hi- wi,,,, . \ . sumed on the w .« A . EXCURSION TO IAG0N. I NT S URE' IN THE TRAVELLERS’. A POLICY FOR $5000, AND $25 A WEEK COM PENSATION for one day Ousts. 25 cts. Four Days - ft , Ten Days * Thirty Days - One Year 0 WILBUB, ^Lgt. 89 BAT STREET. je29 6t Rare Opportunity. Superb Up-Conntry Residence for Sale. CONTEMPLATING a change of pursuits. Twill dispose of “MOCNT AIRY,” one of ihe most inviting and delightful residences in Middle Georgia, on a commanding emi nence, within a short mile of the city oi Gcuhn, ami admired >>y all; healthy as the mountain, of Vir ginia: society excellent; water unsurpassed. Tne residence is admirably arranged; all necessary out buildings convenient. The place D in tasteful or der, and contains about thirty acres, conveniently subdivided into orchards, gardens, lots, pastures, Ac Fruit fine and abundant; gardens and straw berry lawn extensive; vegetables, early and late, -—— ,-ta.iuu l li.h mid .wept potato grounds luxuriant; corn, ptTBs “tuu tBftw sninbcuC in ., word, tlie pl$ce is aliumlautly snpidieil with every thing necessary to ihe ease and comfort of a gen teel family. The residence to handsomely furnished throughout, all or any pait of which may be pur chased; also, horses, vehicles, cows, pigs, poultry, Ac., Ac. This desirable homestead, with or without the outfit, may be purchased at a low price, and on very favorable terms. For further particulars In quire of Dr. C. A. Stiles, H. Meinhard Sable, or to the subscriber on the premises. Act at once, or you lose a favorable opportunity to secure a choice place. je30-lawiw ROBT. A. CRAWFORD, under the supervision l spare Domains, labor o to tile advancement charge. RATES OF TUITION TEiS Primary, $T; Ordirm Classics, $14. Tuition session. No deductioi except in cases of prot Assistants of experh ployed, as soon as the i necessary. Board can he procure the village, on reasons!; Parents desirous ol h ly instructed in the usn to entering College, wii them in this fcchool. A tem of discipline wjl) b- r. will also be paid to the ' The undersigned can • nlalsas to qnallflcuiioi zens cf Edgefield and B he has taught for a nan - cases, so far as is known faction There will be a Pnblii each term, to which the vited. Person® derirm make applies!ion t j the P Ic29-law3w*iw K Philip Callauxh. Columb: GROCER' Uast side Columbia Sq \ aud Pn BY PHILIP C R ECEIVING, WEEK ceries, Ales, Win Vegetables. Ac., for sale jeW-:.v “art '-r.-v.«]. To ,{t, TWO GOOD . | WATER, atld Kitchen attached. 1 given on the 1st July. Apply it uiii Misses’ Triirand Dfftj AT COST- A VARIKTi on ha- d, 1 whieff I am closing cut at je29-tf enter- , Dm following onnounoe- ikNhiesa men: Batannau.— eomplMud to of Huvimnak Ifenrineoa trade witl; tho a fcvoru t»eu$ to Btioa; aud tbe found, Jy.* (ailing, odvortishg ora moderate. during thin i won to re- Wo axp ct fo/ML . ta,m««! during without a pataltol is atrocity in tho South. The no are in brief Is follows: Two nsgro man—Pompey O’Btnnon, formerly the property of a gentleman of the latter name in WUklu- aon, sad WiUiam,.who hails from Chattanooga, but .both more recently from tills vicinity—left Jiaooq Saturday last, aud on Wednesday atteyncon Bauds their appearance at the house of Mr. John Boltina, about throe-quarters of a mile from No. 15, C. it. R. Mr. Rollins ia a respecta ble citizen and a merchant at No. 15, aud waa absent ou,u visit toffsvstmali. Tito two negroes, armed wltb doufoo- barrelled guoa and heavy clubs, entered Mra. Uolliu " 4un)eUilng. wolcoiua to tain it, wh»n she was tolled to the floor by blows from the oluba in the hands of the vflliana, aud beat unU’ life was extinot. Her child, about eight month* old, was troatod in a •Unitor way, together with a daughter about three years of age, both having their heads and faces horribly mangled and being left tor dead. , The fiends then made after a negro glrL about twelve years of age, who, after receiving several vio lent blowa, succeeded iu making her escape across tbe fields to a neighboring farm house, when she gsve the claret• Tbs two ch&drtei, it ts thought, cannot re- cover. Tbs neighbors soon guiliemd, aemo looked after tho dead sud wounded, whilst ulbcra procured aims and dogs sud want in parauit or thalliums,who nod iu the dlreauon of this city. them Wednesday night and the * any came up ahort dialanue ooroae the river, and captured him. Thu puriy wore in hot pursuit of the other last night, kiut his ciptm 'Waa thought certain. till (hr •« coaid be laaracrt. tho osgmeu i,'i no cw of quarrel against Mrs. BuIUun, or any or the fern Mil wars driven Id-the murder of a whole gu imrely by s desire ie rob Uis urumUoa sud aouuosl tlirlr crime, it hsteff understood that Mr. ItoUiua bad moncybboulllhu bouse. To what extout they succeeded in this part of their object, wo were unable to loam. Hanging ia too good tor eueh duiuons in human form.—Muoon TeUtgrnph; New Orleans Market. New Obulx&s, June 29.—Cotton very dull, with ssleg today, al l,qp0 hales low middlings st 32&36C. Gold 83. Bank Sterling (Mi. New York Exchange at ii premium. . The {tome Courier is informed by one of the justices of the Inferior Court of Floyd county, that there are now iu that county between eight hundred and one thousand white persons destitute of bread—moat of them widows and cbildreu—who are not in eluded in tbe class- for which the Legislature mude an appropriation. I) I iff mi. -- -■—! BSBBi FUNERAL INVITATION* funeral of hU Intent daughter, ALABAMA MOBBI- SON. from his residence, sonthesst cantor el Boil sni Bronghton street#, at tl A iff- THIS DAY, The friends end acqaatntances of'Hr. AHB03andfatnUy are rcpectfully Uurited ta his (aneral, TO MORROW (Sandsy) APTBRNi at 4 o’clock, from tha residence of Mr. Henry on TfnMhlerbult road, near Cathedral Cemetery. Special Notices. SBTMinBh Typographical Uaion. A Regular Monthly-Meeting of this Union win b* held TgIS AFTERNOON, Jane t, at Ihalr rooms, over Walter O'Meara’s Billiard Saloon, et 4 o'clock. M. J. DIVINE, PrsaMsot. 4s. 0. Wxija, Secretary. miJL’h^MA.iU UYI, SO eekSa—Btock or Bmwifei Jnsta^ianooua, bast, Cheapest, datable, re- pat, Mo. *a John street, New York. Sold and pa teal medicine ston by all f «»• JSNMBROLBO ANO DELICATE CON STITUTIONS, of both sexes, ns* Hsuibols’s Ex. tiaot hcago. H will give brisk and energetic faah tag*,And andbie yaa to sleep we<l.' for Hod the Child bo.* rnogre slave in Cfoor-'®* !■* what a howl y would hayo heard throughout abolithwdM* Tag Exocbsiomists.—Most of the eyenrsioniitd to lavNiiuah returned yesterday, and all express them* elves mTdffi«htod wgh thWr vigil to tlm seaboard. Ye regret vary esesh toot-wawere not of the party, rlreuupdanpM being suob as in doprisn us of that pleoaura for tha present. It happened, too, to b* iu- oouventent to most of 4b* fraternity in Maoon to avail tbamsaive* of the oppeMunlty for poyin* their re y during Ahem aU fo •poets to this paper during a visit igo, to ear nothing of his ! ^®*Tg¥a!ara"! The OrigipOFand Beat tn the Woffd I Tha dfofrie aodlhgtaa- s nJaadid Start ol Without'inJurthg Ih4 hair or akte. Rumcdtea the fo affects of bad dye^ SuMhyaa»N» atste. The anunlne la aigned William A. Also, HKGNNlMthrf OCRMI or MILLBFLHCTW, the Hair. BATCIIELOR. Nnw Town TAKE NO MURE UMPLRAB UNSAFE REMEDIES far •aroaa djaeoRf- Uso 11 auwow^ Bill WaIIi’ M -ir r •n14-’v CHARLES UATCORLOD BACK NUMBERS Of the HEWS AND HERALD. A Liberal Price will be paid nt this office for copies of the Savannah HERALD and Savan nah NEWS and HERALD, of the following dates: January* IS and *9. February S, t, 1$; 17, 18, 10, EO, EE, M; March 5, August 14, October 5, Novem ber 141, December 8—«ll in the year 18fl(te-ead February >3, April 18,18M, These papers are wanted to complet e private files, and parties furnishing them will hot folly be liberally hot will confer a favor oa th a advertiser. H6-w- ~ SEALS, SEAL PRESSES AND Cancelling Stamps. Safanuaii News and Herald, FEBRUARY 1% 1866. O NE DOLLAR will bo paid for a copy of the NEWS AND HERALD, $f Feb. 13, ISM, a this Office. Jeso-tf Notice. 'DT MpTUAL CONSENT, this day Mr. H. -Brie- Jj ham and ifr. C. W: Holst withdraw from, and their interests (.ease in ihe firm ofD. D. Baldwin A Co, Now York; and Mr. 1). H. Baldwin withdraws in an, and his interest ceases in the firm of Brigham, Holst A CO., Savannah. HENRY BRIGHAM. C M. HULST, * C. H. OLM8TEAD, D. H. BALDWIN. J. P. CUMMINGS. Savannah, Jane 30,1885, ADVANCER will be made by the nndersiened on consignments of Cotton and Merchandise to Messrs. D. R. Baldwin A Co., New York. jeah-at BRIGHAM, HOLSt A CO. FOR St 1 rk HHDS. BACON SHOOT IU 6 do. do. Slots. 3 casks Canvassed Rams. 50.- ketrs Nails and Brads 80 kegs Spikes. 40 bbl8. Cider Vinegar. 25 bags choice liicc. 3MiCoi h Rope. S bales Bagging Twine. .5 i-oils F.eking Yarn. 2i» ba ts Navy Oakum. Together with a general asso which «e offer to the trade on WM. H. Corner L nci Savannah, .lone 2Sth. 1966. Macon and West* MA D ay and night thro with Central Rtilroad at on the 28tb Instant. Leaves Macon Leaves Macon.... Arrives at Macon.. Arrives at Macon.. JeiMw K B. WALH LATHS. PINE AND SPRUCE LATH8, to 50,00OnS£J? r T. L. KINSEY k CO. je.KMf 154 Kay street. STATE OF GEORGIA—LIBERTY COUNTY.- All-personi having claims against the Estate of James Moan, late of said county, deceased, are requested to present the same, duly certified, within tbe lime pre scribed by law, otherwise they will be barred; and all persons indebted to the sold estate are reqoeeted to make payment to JOHN R. SLOAN, • JeSO-lartw Administrator. For Sale. - -.4 Wte OA HRL8. MOLASSES. ; art* - Lf 10,00»> Cheroot*. . . aoo bushels Bra _ ■ 30 boxes Manufactured Tobacco- *• soo bale* Hay- *' ’ 3000 bushels Corn. Iu store aud tor sale by je3n-£t LUKKARD A FERBILL. Notice. D URING the month ofjnly tho Drug Store of W. W. LINCOLN will bo kept opeh at night on ’ suoiUvs-' ' leao at lab OaocoHing "any pattern at malm's prices. ■oil Officers _ ara'also^prepared to fornish OapeollteB ,«nd Boaiaato Stamps of r temd ter a airetoar. JfVW* Ball streef, pefft tn tf,e Pnaf offioo. JiL. Tr ,l>n,>h Wanted. G BORGIA—BULLOCH COUNTY.—To all may coooern: - Whereas, Matthew Miller wUl apply at the Court ot Ordinary tor Letters of Administration on the Mstjteof CUin.-P. Miller, late or said comity, da- These are, therefore, to site and admonish all'and singular the kindred aud creditors to file thttr*eh- Jeetlons fir any they have) to my office <» or before the first Monday in August aext, otherwise said lat- t *WiteMw e nwhand officially, thlalith day of Jane ICiU jeso DAVID BEASLEY, Onlloary. YTS6itGIA-BL*LLOCH COUNTT—To aU whom U VJiwy concern: Whereas, Elizabeth Miller of Oi'diuary for Letters o' ‘ ol Robert Alhleiy ’ ore, therefore, to cite aiid admonish all and tlie kindred ai>d creditors of said desaosed Tifeasififs r, late of skid efrant*. de. CROCE CAA BARRELS FLOUR, S OUU CHOICE 60 barrels White K. B- M It o barrels Crackers, all * 25 baa» Rio Coffee 150 caddies Black and Orei 260 boxes Soap and C*nd 50 boxes Pure Starch 60 boxes assorted Canny 100 boxes Tobacco, dark ’ 60 gross Andcrroh'aand n boxrs Clay Pipeohea 200 boxes Layer KalMB* 60 cases X boxes 6>»dm ISO half barrelamd-mta B ter sole by t ■ -J ' r -qy 3lr. CROCKERY!GUOf <E By Ball, Wylly L c; at private tustrsobiyed, per bhi -o-- O from Liverpool, 50 Crates Assortei Crock - s oar aomwiog room. i Bit Notic MEETING OF THE JJ0CB A -Farm^’ eaUtd to take place at ibe oa i; Hardee A Co, in the city £ 8. ’ »• present coadRtoaofteo.^ JOS S._ Itssessfi [ > thia*2sth day of Jm nAVID BEABLKY. Onilnai^. to lie tholr oj iicc on 0t Wfrnvm"my’huIifo#5hiTly"'S«'«th d V of ail I pr GL-Uffi EDWARD I aTh. VBJ-y A. M- CU vPh N. A n AT 1 T. w. col A R. LA' JOHNKJl A. A. SOI R. T. TUf JOHN M. HS. iflF a BSOTHEBf fPPWv 1.1 . a ol Mk qti" -*8 . j ■jb ol baxdift-toq . WWr* aoU itti> ol b*j.Liv •IiiliJlBGO, A UJf'to SB H’Jf MABMOOD ADD VOW are regained by BauuoWa ,T apdasvat.1 ■after sat* at V. '■ 4