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<e City. Andgomty >'l« ...tr..: ■ .iunbu Mf i.—As l.i’X'ialntereat i» in : rtgar’ to the pros- -,ps v ■'rill be grate i fitLci-s -he interior t , ,i o haveop- mation in ■ f the free- i. 1 interest, me to ns. dl\t ju.oe<-i aoPs. ;;ctocn * as just ■ , .tenters - t series .v'tnf!'. ... i ! in al! . i' t ; . of the Hed f ■■•■ inz •.. - - i • i®ugl. i- : i to au . . .. r !. ; .oiling e sec- - ;H ,- ■ "'or ;:i i i the ■ £,> !u-,o 3« v ro; orms, .' , tia i -i\' lown , if. ns ol ■ j , sr. pet 1 . '■ lion, v.: s m in ... ■ TUBS i-.--.-iC The . n -.. tr. , lto iu- iiDuueea by negroes returning from Texas .who brought them unwittingly in theii wagons. The planters all concur in opinion that it is a new importation, unlike the species usually seen there aud much more destructive. It resembles very closely the caterpillar of Texas, whose ravages have been so terrible upon corn and coiton, and not uofrequently preying upon fruit trees and the gras* on the praries. Generally ^hese insects eat the leaves, leaving nothing but the'stems, and then the stocks die oul. They had not gone beyond a certain district, but there was int’ r ’ ...ehenstoa that they will gradual!• .-ad over the country, and thus jgin-further reduce the growing crop. SOF6XORUU t of the -iiiea, in one of 4dp recent lettei .* paper, gives the fonow^ag interest feklieh of the splendid railroad system Florida. We desireto call attention particular^ to the second paragraph, in which he demon strates statistically the imports^ of the Georgia connection, an enterprise of such paramount value as to have attracted not only the earnest attention of the communi ties immediately int^fested, but the notice of manne intelligent travellers also, who are aje-Smi- □ently qualified by observation and experi ence to judge critically of such matters. Writing from Femandinfa be says: For the especial benefitof ^* 8 make up their minds to seefcf^ de8Cr j ption lovely State, I will give which I of the railroad system ff ... . , , tIle rnfh der The X Flo^»- fJnTsutiu South. The Florid degt _ ctl(M1 so m ucli as mnnv tohers^ ftnt lhe 8tock is insnf * fieient and the companies are poor; for, on the downfall of the bogus Confederacy, no men were bitten worse' than railroad men.— it will be seen by the railroad map that the great line in the State is that running from Lake City ftbe terminus ot the Jacksonville road) to Tallahassee, and tbeuce to Quincy, with a branch to St. Marks, and known as the Georgia and Pensacola Railroad. The iojnro® 1 ) .tin State O ivenpoTt fcj ons reaffirming trust ana principles of the Demeci President Johnson's rt , and demanding taxation onU. 8. boh Pjuladblphia, June 30.—The .Committee ^ nf Tranrrmftrf* fnT reception .oathn*th^ i-*-> July have provided accommodations President and Cabinet, and Generals Grant, Meade and HfincockjtiLa Pierre House. WTobk, June potion dull, and de- . , sales *1200 bales, at 36 to enraged murderer torture portions'of^BmP?IiQ was confined tree, surroutfJfSd \>y faggots, to which tne torch was applied, and the victim expired in the flames that soon enveloped him. Our informant states that the seeqe was witnessed by a large number of persons; a majority of whom were negroes, and all concurred in the opinion that O’Bannon deserved the terrible punishment to which he was subjected. He stated that his associate, William, had in duced him to do what he did, by informing him that he (William) had been engaged in robbing and murdering for the last six 90,000 bbls- Southern Company now wish to connect with Savan- years without being detected. The deceased nah by building a branch road from Lawton (umv in running order from Savannah to Thomasville), to a place called Live Oak, about forty miles due south. This requires about a quarter of a million ot dollars, or credit to that amount. Twenty miles of iron is down, and the road is graded and cross ties are on the balance. All that is wauted is cash to purchase twenty miles of iron, or credit to that amount. It will be seen that the passenger and freight business would lie immense. If the Company can get this, they will as soon as possible connect Quincy with the Apalachicola river. The finishing ot this link, conn< cr in-r the roads of this State with those of other South ern States, would afford great facilit: s to the whole section of country from the A.- ’ acId- cola river to the St. Johns, and "i < -m>'rv penetrated by the Florida II ‘i "ad Tie distance from Quincy, the preseui Wester.; terminus of the Georgia and Pensacola -K e'- road, within tweoty miles of the Apalachico la river, to Live Oak Station, where, the Georgia connection diverges, is 10ti miles; from Live Oztk Station to 8fiVRDnab, 183 miles: entire distance from Quincy to Sa vannah, 389 miles: distance from Gainsville, on the Florida Railroad, to Baldwin,_ 51 miles; from Baldwin to Live Oak Station, 6t> miles; and from thence to Savannah, 183 miles—in all, 300 miles from Gainsville to Savannah. It is seen that the writer affirms, as far as he goes, fhe masterly exposition of the im portance of this connection, as presented in the address of Major Scriven, published a few days since. The fact that th« planters of Florida, the business men of this city, and Northern travellers, the latter speaking dis interestedly, are alike impressed upon this topic of public interest, is a coincidence as remarkable as it is auspicious. And the ex planation is to be found in the fact that their attention has been aroused to the great com mercial truth, among others, that the short est route from the Northern Atlantic Ocean to the Gulf, the route of easiest grade and least liable to interruption by snows and ice is along the Atlantic slope by rail or water to Savannah, and hence to the Gulf; and the Florida connection is but. a link in the magnificent line which is soon to stretch from New York to New Or leans. In the activities and competition of trade, which demand the contraction of dis tances and the economizing of time, advan- stated also, that when he and William left Macon, it was with the determination to rob and plunder and minder if necessary to ac complish their designs, whatever they were. When the train left Macon yesterday, Wil liam, the accomplice, was being closely pur sued, and it was supposed he was uot more than six miles beyond the city. During the pursuit of both the negroes, just before the capture of O’Bannon, William wa3 shot in the face, but succeeded in making his escape and on reaching Macon had his wound dress ed. A reward of five hundred dollars was offered for his capture. Death of a Princess San Francisco, June 27.—The bark Ethah Allen brings Honolulu advices of May 31st. tf£he Princess Victoria, sister of the King Ka- inohameha, died May 15, and was lying in state, in which way she was to remain for two months previons to hti burial. Connecticut Ratines .the Amendment. New Haven, June 2C.—The State Senate ratified the Constitutional' Amendment midnight last night Special Notices. --LOW RATES AND LIBERALITY.” We find, in a late number of the Quitman Banner, under the above caption, an article complaining that ths present rates of charge for transportation on the Atlantic and Gulf Road aro too high. It says that the present high rates are disastrous to all the interests that affect the company’s welfare, and ope rate so as to engender a general disinclina tion on the part of the people to' travel or ship, except in cases of unavoidable neces sity. The writer remarks, also, that “it is his honest conviction that a reduction of the fare t/ould increase the travel immediately at ’east four hundred per cent,,” and that th< —*s. planters and mechanics on the , UUU ur with him in this opinion. ■ It is seated, also, that “the reduction of present rutos would induce hundreds of people to go to Savannah who are now deterred from it, and remain at home and lose money for the want of essential articles, and send down or ders and pav to commission merchants a per centage which would otherwise go into luges such as are presented by a comprehen- the treasury' of the company.” j *ive view ol the scheme4mder consideration These important statements are entitled to, j must be controlling, and the enterprising and and we feel assured will receive the con- intelligent business men of Southern Geor- sideration of the Board of Directors, the only gia and of Florida will perceivo that to sc an than-w competent to make any necessary cure Ufese- advantages for themsel ves^ will .a, wbirdi m»v be I n!«f ' the tsd sections above the T '' with Washington, June confirmed the follt Marti® F. Conway, of member of Congress froi to Marseilles, France; Nashville, Tenn., and Windsor, N. C., Colli Thomas L. Culhburt n ton, S. C. Maj. Gen. John Hooker at New Yo iste has linatiODS: Va., ex as Consul i&rles Davis, oi foel Grlssard, of of Customs; d officer at Charies- clined one cent; .wffSc Flour steady; ' *oted at $10 to 17.* Wheat finn for prune dull for inferior; sales 7500 bushels, wt $2 6b for choice Milwaukie. Com declined; sa e 90 000 bushels, at 85 to 87ic. Beef steady-. Pork firm; sales 10,0fi0 bbls., at $32. Lard dull, at 19 to 22c. Whisky dull. Sugar quiet. Turpentine steady, at $82 to S3. Ro- , steady, at $3 to $8 50. Gold 53 1-4 UiW Obleans, June 30 -Cotton very- dull, ffeles 1 000 bales low middling, at 32c. Gold, 51. Sterling, 65. New York Exchange, h cent premium., - - LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KI*J| rWlU not make an excursion to Warsaw Sound this 1 we«»K, as nlvertised.l WU1 leave Ills Florida S'eum Packet Wlinrf on XVdlncsftnF, Fourth of July, »t 3 o’clock,' for tb« above place. A3* Fare, OSF. Ipd-hAH. Bar closed. Refresh ments to be bad o*> board. ' jyS-Ut BAREETT’S T II E flkkhal isvitatd**. FAWCETf —The friends and acquaintances of Mr. ALEXANDER FAWCETT and family are re spectfully invited to attend lib funeral from the resi dence ot Mr. Graham, on Broughtou street, netween Barnard and Jefferson, THIS AFTERNOON, at live o’clock. TS, W1TT1C i 3M •t: .'-did'.. .rl ! ; pestilence ivr. >•. tinea Iti.< < f - u •,-! ; ■; deiaa (r • .** •- c; Ear.- ■■ verr •, to*! Cb . Gi five poet .wee..- n -r , Invalnam \-ro ASTA'i *R>e propr para . base tore, n ,ilci ■ wM com ' e and ‘ a" tow ? Kt. thair.: i Whr 'in. . , ac4< . .b 4./ CMC succeeds General who has been re- Special Notices. A PROCLAMATION. CITY OF S\VANN All, \ Miier/e Office, Jane STth, 866.1 WniBEAS, The City Council or Savannah have hy resolution authorized the Mayor to offer a reward or five hundred dollars for the arrest, with prror lo con viction, of the murderer or murderers of HENRY VKILSTICH; Now, hy virtue of said authority on me c inferred, I do hereby offer a reward of Five HoHnniD Dollabs or the arrest, with proof to conviction, of ihe perron or persons who murdered the will Ib-nry YVdstitch recently in the city of Savannah; and I do hereby re quire all officers and privates of the City Police to be vigilant in the use of measures for the ar. cat of said murderer or murderers. __a—^ In witness whereof I have hereunto set f L. 3 X my official signature, aud caused to lie l - I Impressed the sea! of said City, the said 27th day of June, 1866. GKO. W. WYLLY, Attest: Mayor Pr • Tern. JAS. STB WART, Clerk ; f Council. je-?S-10t inSLUIBOLD’S FLUD EXTRACT Bll- CHU Is pleasant id taste and odor, tree trom ail In jurious properties, and immediate ill its action. From and after June 1st, Dry Morch eiidi.se in ge~«rp’ change in the tariff of charges which may be deemed expedient, owing to the increasing scarcity of money now prevalent among all classes of our people. '’he Cleveland Plaid- Healed 3 -' 8 ' Radical State poo^-" 4 rt*Wf- U/V’ “« “'W* » • - i aod placed at the head gentleman who helped lo T .'r^rebeHioti by bolding snug and T g four years of successful war.” idates are all “Radical” in theii and Judg: Scott, the candidate for ' tdge. makes a most useful tool for "licit he acts. A soldier ’s. Walker) was put up ■’on, but he was po- the “nation owes -i my’’ a debt of lasting nvention could not now )r a position or two on ,calc el- , a t a convention of the Mississippi Press, Ta.u Jackson a short time ago, the iollow- ■ -resolution, expressive of the sense of the onveatiou upon the constantly repeated calumnious assertions of the Radical papers of the North itrtegard to the South, was adopted •• Resolved, That we deprecate and deplore the systematic misrepresentations by North ern Radical journals of the views and teel- ings of the Southern people, in their charges on our disloyalty aud hostility to the general Government; and in speakiug for Mississip pi, we believe we can speak for the entire South, in declaring that there is nothing more desired by our people than a faithmi co-operation in the legitimate ends of the Govonrent, and the recognition ric'”' e bur loyalty by the •yresentatr place ihe two' section^ above the . others pow succeMf”-” J “omj’etin t , th'' - '* r - -■ , -JWvne travel between this city and nearly j all parts of Florida, we have no hesitation in commending the line indicated by the New Ybtk correspondent a9 the most direct and expeditious mode of communication. His statement of distances in the above extract is conclusive on this point,.and wc greet with pleasure this additional testimony from one whose experience and observation entitle his opinions lo much weight. THE COMMENCEMENT OP THE EURO PEAN WAR. The latest news from Europe is of the highest interest. Prussia, defeated by Aus tria in the Federal Diet, has seceded irora the German Confederation and invaded Sax ony and Hanover. Austria, it was supposed, would scud troops to dislodge them from these countries. A rumor, not generally credited, however, was in circulation at Paris on the 16th ult., that a battle had al ready occurred near Leiptic. The Italians, it is said, had moved forward towards the Mir.cio. The military forces and prospects are dis cussed with lively interest by the press of Eugiand and France, which, seem to agree in the opinion that they are in each case such us to prevent anything like assurance in esti mating the chances and results- Whilst it is admitted that Prussia has the advantage in equipment, Austria is sup--' itJ r in numbers and in cavalry arms The Aus trian population is divert ln rac# an <j char ' acteristics which may impair the efficiency of the army, bat on the other hand, that ot Prussia is greatly wanting in unanimity of sentiment to supporting the war. The ar ot both nations have able and expe tenced commanders. Prussia has a power ful ally in Italy. Austria is to have the aid of the more important minor German States, besides the moral support of the con federation. The interest of Italy in the strug gle is paiufully intense, as it is conceded by her rulers that failure with her in this great Central Rail Road Company, SAVANNAH, GA. .tithing and oTiTmuiks, win b.- ^ur7 u urnTcii^, instead Of ttf.nl class as fl - present. This ebange ts made necessary iu conset qnence of the facility for pilfering afforded by tbe present mode for packing !n trunks. J. M. SELKIRK, M. T. (■ R. R- .Savannah, April 20, 1666. In accordance with the above notice, trunks pecked with Goods or Merchandise ol any description wit be charged ln first class of our tariff. je7-tr WM. M. WAULEY, President, lieved ib consequence/f continued ill health. Geo. Hancock taM P < ’P ea pluce In the West. The Special Conqmttee of the Senate have agreed: fo report / bill appropriating- tear millions of dollarsfor temporary repairs of the Mississippi fevees; it will paaa the Senate aud sevekl most prominent members of the House brve expressed intentions to vote for it. The total receipts from internal revenue, customs and fniscellaneous sales ol public lauds for fisnl year ending to-day will, rt is ostitnateJ at the Treasury Department, foot up fiv hundred and fifty millions of dollars. Receipts from Internal Revenue, as eatim/ted, will be thre^ hundred and seventj Billions of dollars- direct tax about two nllions, from miscellaneous sources sixty-fi/e millions, and from sales of public lands 4out six hundred thousand dollars. Thri persons were pardoned to-day by tbe resident, Mrs. ffary Call, Mary W. Anderun andO. P. Droiels, of Green county, Alabana. All of lhase applicants come un der the §20,000 claute of the amnesty proc- lamatUn. TheSenale has alopted the resolution in structing the Comuittee on Public Buildings and Grounds to imuire into the propriety of purchasing ground, not less than one hun dred acres, for pu’lic park and site for Presi dential mansion. Tbe Senate ha passed the National Tele graph bill. On motion t Senator Wilson the Senate insisted on itsahendments to the Freedmen’s Bureau bill an agree to a committee of con ference. The India? Appropriation bill was dis cussed at lec,th' Senator $urd offered a resolution rscitini UwriAbboi^Eimore, recenitty Dominated b; ti^e-PresMj'it and confiraied by thd Senile a* CoISct^r f CnSi&i2Z££ «#r uRnaWra Government, upon the Secretary of tbeTreMU- rj for a copy of the official oath filed by said Elmore, which was adopted. DeKalb Lodge, 3io. 9, I. 0. 0. F. Favannxh, July 2, I860. A regular meeting ol this Lodge will be held THIS EVENING, at 8 o’clock. Members will he punctuai in their at tendance. Installation of officers aud other business of Importance. By order. c. C. MILLAR, Secretary. W. Hamlet. Ladies’ BeneTolent Association. The regular monthly meeting or the Ladies’ Eed nevolent Association will be held at tho Industrial Bchool Room, Chatham Academy, Drayton street en trance, MONDAY AFTERNOON, at five o’clock. jy2.lt But Ho:, tioa guarantees to every State representation in Congress. Mr. Davis has hot, as Horace seems to think, forfeited bis right to claim the benefit of tbe Constitu tion by having been “a rebel.” Will he ex plain how the States have forfeited their -oiaim! The Tammany Society, or Columbian or- in New York, has extended an invita- •o all those who believe that the Union rected to be perpetual, to join with them ■>servance- of the national holiday, hag and patriotic address to that been addressed to distinguished hroughout the country, signed of Tammany. It is report 'd O’Gorman has consented before the society on oSAffred last week ■IB*- A «»l> nanwj ate® tor arses. npon ly nauijpd Woot airing against their reA “-^daylight, and with a V and deliberately murdered •rife, and eldest dans’” bther Government and nationality, and Would ei ther throw Italy into the hands of petty princes, or would make her subservient to foreigti domination. Napoleon’s letter to the French Legislature in regard to the preaaut state of affairs on the contineot appears in the New York pa persoftbc 28th ult. It is stated that tbe Emperor evidently rejoice* at the disruption ot the German Confederation and reiterates his dislike for the treaties of 1815. The op position in tbe Legislative diiamber to the policy of the Emperor as disclosed iu hls let- ter, were overwhelmed and gagged by the friends of tbe Emperor and prevented from saying a word, which caused great excite ment and some confosion. Tlic CoiMtltutloMl Amendment ln Lou- isla.na. New Obleaks, June 26.—A caucus of the convention held in 1864 was held to-day. All c reporters were excluded except the Tri bune correspondent, judge Howell presided pro tern., and was authorised to counsel with the Governor, and together issue a call for the reassembling of the convention iu the totter part of July. The Object of tbe con- fa undoubtedly to ratify the Cpnsti- il Amendment. Tbe Election ln Texas. , June 26.—The Union vote is ,«Ad probably reach stives'voted solidly t (State 1) Constitu- 1 against it. ■* HELM HOLD’S EXTRACT BlfHC gives health an! vigor to the fram-; amt flooni to the p»!Jld Cheek. Debliity Is accomt*nied by m«ny »lar;iilng symptoms, and if no treatment Is submitted to, con sumption. Insanity or epileptic fits ensue Notice. Georgia Historical Society. The regular Monthly Meeting of the Georgia His torical Society will he held TIBS (Monday) EVEN ING, at eight o’clock eastqn YoNaK . j j2 . lt Recording Secretary. Notice. SAVANNAH, June 3, 1&08. The nndersigned having been appointed assignees or the Bank of the State of Georgia, give notice that they havo entered upon their duties. Persons having claims against the late corporation will present them, and those Indebted will make pay ment to the assignees, in order that a speedy adjust ment of the badness may be effected. A. PORTER, 1 anpa W. CUMMInG,j A M -- L a - W~ Augusta Conatitutlonaliat aud Macon Tele graph will copy. jelbdlweodBw aniurgnan CONSTITUTIONS RE- 8 TO RED by HxLXBOLD’a Bnxaor Boohu. Comm Tim protect the toes of children’s shoes.— One pair will outwear three without tips. Sold every where. TREASURER’S OFFICE, t City of savannah, April 23,1866. j Fast dne Coupons of City Bonds will be received in payment of Uround Renta, Taxes aud Licenses, R. T. GIBSON. h23 oitv Treasurer. THE 6LORY OF MAX IS STRENGTH. Therefore, the nervous and debilitated should im mediately use Hiuuold'i Extbact Bcomi. THE BEST TONIC'.—Caswell, Mack * Co.’s FBRKO-PH08PHOBATBD ELIXIR OF CALlSAYA is a combination of the three beat ionics, IRON, PHOSPHORUS, CALlSAYA. The Iron gives the blood a rich vermUlion color where it becomes thin and watery ; the Phosphorus supplies nervous power ln eases of mental depres sion. while ’he Oaliaaya gives tone and vigor to all the organs or the body. effort would involve the dissolution of life 1 Sole manufacturers. CASWELL, MACK & CO., nn- der Filth Avadu. Hotel, New York, and Newport, R. L For sale LIPPMAN’S jelS-sw .. ‘Z’lZ Sirs* and Chemical Wareho 'HEUffijtUb k t^HACT'BlcHlI and Impbovbd Rosa Wash cures secret and delicate dis orders, i i all their rtagaa, a little expense, little or no charge in diet, no inconvenience, and no expo, sure. It is pleasant ln taste and odor, immediate in its action, and free from all.injnrions properties. BUTCHKIffi LIGHTNINGS FLY-KILLER Makes quick work with files, and, IT commenced early, keeps the boose clear all summer. Look out for Imitations. Get Dutcher’s only. Je2o-lm ' A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST or the properties of HaLXhnLp’a Fluid Extbact Buoiiu will be a comparison with those set forth in the Unit <i biaiee Dispensatory. FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCOKTY NENCK ol Urine, irritation, inflammation or ulcera tion of tbe bladder, or kidneys, dtoes.es of the pros trate glands, stone in the bladder, calculus, gravel or brick dust deposit,and all diseases of tiie biadder, kidneys aud dropsical swellings. Use Hblhbold’s Fluid Extbact Httciic. BAVCBB&OKS SAB BYB The Original and Best In the Wotid I The only tree and perfect Hair Dye. Hatmices, Reliable and Instan taneous. Prodaces Imnwtiftte.y a splendid Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair or skin. Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Drug gists. The genuine Is signed William A. Batchelor. Also. REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLBFLBUH8, For Resto.lng and Beaatifring the Hair. iqIA-’v OHARLEB BATCHELOR. IforTnn. aiwmooD aud youthful vigor are regain** 1 bj Hm.tiaou>'a Extbact Buoau. F’i\>in AVusbiugtou. Washington,VTuly 1.—A letter from a source to be cred\. ; d, dated Tampico, Mexi co, June 10th, saw; ihe people of Buejutia and all the other piVeipai towns in Huasteca District, have raised wain in favor of Juarez. Victoria is also in the Wds of the JuarisU. The writer says the laty r will take Tampico from the Imperialists, it! capture being en tirely feasible, a3 it is ga.-jsoned by Mexi cans impressed into the Wvice, and they will not fight against their Oyn people. Tbe Secretary of the Treaiury has issued an order to all Collectors of Customs direct ing them to show the amount of money re ceived and the disposition mads thereof un der act of March 3d, 1865 Thd 14th section of this act provides that $10 ahal be paid to the Collector by the Master Captah or offi cer of any vessel coming from foreign porta for every passenger other than cabitt passen gers above the age of eight years, Wv) shall have died on the voyage by natural dfease. The land offices in Alabama, Florida, Louis iana, Mississippi aud Arkansas are to btcon- soliuated at Montgomery, Ala., TaUnhanec, Fla., New Orleans, La., Little Rock, Afa., and Jackson, Miss. \ The report in the Ronsseau-Grunnell casi wifi be made in the early part of the week.' It is now believed that Rousseau will be ex pelled, as he explicitly declares that he caned him for words spoken in debate. New Yobk, July 1.—The joint committee of city, State and Federal authorities have agreed to take the lower part of the City HaII Park, asa aite for the New Post Office, the United States Government paying the city five hundred dollars. There were no eases of cholera reported to the board of health yesterday. The Commissioners of Excise have received one hundred thousand, eight hundred and fifty-five dollars in fees. The Commiaaion_ ers have been served with two hundred and eighty injunctions arising out of Judge Car- <l°akfd ocisioo. ifaw ^ypHK, July I.—Special dispatches state that the disbursements of tbe Treasury for the week just ended were: War Depart ment $8,301,764; Navy $1,791,023; Interior $18,161; total amount tor these debts for tbe fiscal year ending June 30th was $395,925,634. $1,320,980 National Bank currency wss Issued last week, making the total amount issued thus far $282,565,440. New Yoke, June 30—Noon.—Cotton dall; 500 bales at 37 a 29 cents. Gold 63. Ex change 10 1-2. All apprehension about cholera her* has ceased. There is a case occasionally, bat the disease excites only local attention. Quar antine is also free from the scourge. No deaths or admissions yesterday from that disease Washington, June 30.—It is believed that the President will veto tbe new Freed merfa Bureau hill if it passes in form is repotted by committee; the amendments are even more prohibitory than,the original bill. General Braiian Grimes, of N. C., has been pardoned by the’President. A bill befbredbe Senate fixes tbe compen sation of Collector qf Customs at Galveston, Solaris'and Mr. ->s Santiago at fifteen hun dred dollars. Mobile, J > 30.—Uotbn «oi*Yo*dByo«* hundred hy Middling 33, duti. OFFICE 9KIDAWAY SHELL ROAD CO.) Savannah. Juuo 27th, 1866. ) On the 36th June a pro rata toil will be charged. C. W. W. BRUEN, le43-3t Secretary anil Tre'.surer. d.m.’s HAIR DYE, 50 cent..—Black or Brown, instantaneous, best, cheapest, durable, re liable. Depot, No. 06 John street, New York. Sold by all drug and patent medicine stores everywhere. m9-iy - ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON STITUTIONS, of both sexes, use Helmdold’h Ex- tsact Boost). It will give brisk and energetic feel ings, and enable you to sleep well. TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dat- gerous diseases. Use Hbljibold's Exteaot Bucnu Ami Ihfsovrd Rose Wash. HKLMBOLD’S TRACT BTJC.HU Is the HEI-MBOLDY. UARAAFAR1LLA fa Both are prepare*' •Ad Chen»’ < ”*“G Demorest’s Month! FOll JULY', NOW T HIS NUMBER contains ni attractive teatures, compi Sons, arranged for tlia Piano; Entertaining stories, by eratnen Engraving-, with other inter.jsiin! able item-, including tee summer Fnshioi Patterns, A<*., *c. unlversiilly ackuowi Model Parlor Magazine oC America. Sin-II 30 cents; mulled free: Yearly, $3; with a 1 Premium to each subscriber. Address r .t W JENNINGS DEFOREST, jy2 It No 473 Broadway, N. Y. ON THIS CONTINENT. > mou. '» *^LS*LStftSVS toe’h^fr frtR^PAUJNO OCTl'it wifi free the head from hunuHs^afiSfdandmff; PKOKere the gkowth of the our agents to HEFCND the.t^NET to any person who will use taro bottles, amj then say BaB eTT 3 Veoe table Haik RwrouATlVEhas not periormed all we Testimony from ttte Capital of the UriUea States. M, i'wni todffiASS your Hair preparation a trial, and can heartily recommend it ane< l nal J?'l toe-ring F irmer and Restorer,-giving to the Hair . Inxmiit!) richness, and to the bead a cool and moat agreeable sensation, while it is thorough in re storing the hair to its natural color. Very respectfn ty, Washington, D. C., May.iO, 1368. HM8IS. J. R. B4BRETT & Co : _ i was induced by a friend to make a trial of Bar- rptt’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, and I am very mm-h t>1 eased with the ♦ tfect R has t had ou my hair. ?^ n « P , eariv halt gray, and now, before using one Lull, my head »Leed from dandruff, and my hair has all the appoiance of youth. I tally belttv n rail's to be Hie best hair preparathmm Dteworu. Fredouia, N. Y., April 26, 1868. J. R. BARRETT & CO., Yroprletora, Ifanchester, New Hampshire. JACOB LIPPMAN, Corner ConKre?*4 and Barnard streets, Affent. Sold by alt > »raggistg jy^tr_ TAX NOTICE. ““h are hereinafter stated. The citizens who have not paid the tax due upon tlieir real estate for tut whole vear inav now pav the amojnt due tor ine garter ended on the P 30th day of June, or for the re on gross sates^f merchandise Cincluding sales of liquor) except cotton, 'A per cent. Ou gross sales or cotton, 1-1« per cent. . Ou all commissions derived from any business trausaction (other than merchandise) by any factor, auctioneer^ broker, forwarding, shipping or comnus- ance companies i press com patties, day, for we have uouiij — ■ ventions in Med cal H teuco which wowq . Galen aud his disciples of he many whicn 7^1 before oar notice we must single out Dr i. w «, 8( J DEN’S ASIATIC CHOLERA CUKE as aeirt.iW real merit, and cheerfully recommend it lr,aj|j lieue i of the bowels. We speak from Dcrwmri luorlait in this matter, feellngsaiisfled all who wil.trjit vJ endorse onr viewt —.V. Y. Times. sAlj, EXCURSION TO MiCt INSURE IN THE TRAVELLERS’. A POLICY FOR ssnno, AND 325 A WEEK COM- PENSATION for one day Costs ...acu Four Days tie 6 Ten Days 21" Thirty Days »f« One Year WILBUE, Agt. 89 BAY STREET. je2»-6t Puiup Callanah. Columbia grocery James EnuQtii. Square S T ORE, corner of Hibfl.’ttor Kast side Columbia Square, aud President ots., BY PHILIP CALLANAS At CO. R BCE1YISG, WEEKLY, first-class Family lire ceries, Ales, Wines, Liquors, Cigar.-, Frain, Vegetables, "Ac., for sale on most reasonat.e term,. je«V-l.v 25 lor sale by Misses’ Trimmed Berk at cost. . VARIETY on hacd, handsomely titama, A^whlch l am closing out at cost. Ironey syrup, BtBBF.IA VERY SUPERIOR HONEY6YBC HILTON * RASDEU- 103 Biysireit Notice. C ONSIGNEES per steamship LEO. from Now York, will please at tend to tbe recepuon of their gooda, landing this .lay at Willis’ wharf. All goods remaining on the wh n f after sur set will be stored at risk and expense of owners jyi OOTAVUS COHEN A CO- Agents. 'V r OTICE.—Application having been made to the Ordinary ot Chatham county for leave to sell the real estate of the estate ot Mary Ann (juttntoek, for the benefit of the heirs tind creditors . f :-aid es tate, all persons are requested lo file Iheir otyccitons with the Ordinary of Chatham'county, if any liter have to the granting of said leave, within sixty days from iiiiie, else tb“ order fur salt will b j granted W M. BURNS. 1 Executors Iv2-law2m ROBERT MCINTYRE, , ” AN BORGIA—CHATHAM COUN’TY.-To all witom W It may may concern: Wheteas, Mary A. Boston will apply at tile Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administration de l.ouis non on the estate of John Boston, deceased. These are. therefore, to cite and admouirii all whom It may concern to be and appear before said Court, to malt, objection Of any they have) on or before the first Monday in AnguM next, otherwise said ledera Witness my official aignaf Qre this 30th day of June, 19118. D. A. O’BYRN'E, Jy2-law4w FSUPPLY OF Pr;;on Life of Jefferson Price. $2. 0, a new novel by Mis. Brsddon : What Is T his ystery. Price. 15 cents. Armadale. Price, tl.6 >. The Myste>y nf Kate, a Lcgeud of Georgia. Price, 5 cents. Blackwood’s Maearme for June. Frank Leslie's Children's Krtend. at E -TILL’S NEWS DEPOT, o-it street, n xt to the Postoffice, 1,2-tt . Powder, Shot. 1 Al l KEGS ’ ha LF KEGS AND quaeter kegs ' HAZARD'S KENTUCKY RIFLE POWDER 50 kegs Hazard'.-, Blasting Towder 20 cases Hazard's Sporting Powder 200 bags assorted Drop and Buck Shot 100,000 Eley’g Double Water Proof Percussion Caps, for sale by HILTON A RANDELL, jy2-3t 103 Bay street. Rare Opportunity, m Superb Up-Country Residence for Saif. | CONTEMPLATING a change of parsuia, M I will dispose of “MOUNT ATBi.' « t» the most inviting and delighttul rrMJensfi in Middle Geoigta, on a commaudlns Dence, within a aboit mile of the city of Grttfc u : admired by all: healthy as the mountain av.s einia; society excellent; water .unsurpt-sM. residence Is admirably arranged; »U n*c<«-wT“ gj buildings convenient. The place is in Ia ' fffa der, and contains ubont thirty aer. s, conveni-tt subdivtdeit into orchards, gardens, lots, iiara.sf^ AC Frnit fine u id abundant; garden-i aca . berry lawn cite, ive; vegetables, 0 ur., most abundant; Itish and awett pofaju I luxuriant; corn, peas and oats snfflri-a. “ « word, the place i- almudautlybapplieo rtm thing necessary to the ease and comfort c.*^ teelfsmily The residence is handsomely .a Aft throughout, all or an ,-part of which n-..;. - d chased; also, horses, vehicles, cows, puS*. .'vj Ae.. Ac. This desirable homestead, with ot *• out outfit, may be purchased at a low P T - Ce ;“r, very rfcv«=3rble terms. For further parhe.ic . quire of Dr. C. A. Stiles, H. Melphnrd '“'-"‘I the subscriber oh the promises. Act at once, out’ lose a favorable opportunity to secure a cm-'. Place. ^ ■ jobn iswow ROBT. a rn \wf“ Ordinary. SEALS, SEAL PRESSES Cancelling Stamps. T BF undersigned are receiving orders for SEALS and SEAL PRESSES, suitable for the use of County Officers. Notaries societies, Lodges and Buatneaa men generally. . We are also prepared toftirnish Cancelling and Business Stamps of any pattern tit maker’s prices, Send for a circular. „„„„„ EST1T.L A BROTHER, News Dealers, Bull street, next to the Post-Office. je4 Savannah. _ Wanted. N IMPROVED FARM OF 500 ACRES, more or less, embracing at least 100 acre* of good id Land, within U miles of the W. and A. Kail- road. Address, stating price, Ac- J. B- O. je2S-lw Box 144, Savannah, Ga. [Rome Courier and Atlauta Intelligencer will copy one week, and send bill to this office immediately .j BORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY —To ail whom It VJT may concern: ... . , Whereas, Charles J. White will apply nt the Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administration on nu tate ot Margaret Marshall,date of "aid county, are, therefore, to cite and admonish nil whom. It may concern, to be and appear befiwe find Court to make objection (if any .they have) db or Befirto the firet Monday Id August next, otherwise said letters ^WtoSs myofflclal signature this ^fhday of June, IBM a 1>. A> O DlJllNlK j?T-lt *■ Ordinary. Co-Partnership. IIATE Tnis DAY associated u-ith me n business _ CLAVIITS PHILLIPS and OlTAVt’S 8 COHEN, under the firm of OUTAVUS COHEN A CO., for the transaction of a general commission business. OCTAVES COHEN. Savannah, July 8. jyS-6t Co-Partnership. T HE UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves together for the pnrpoee of transacting a Factor age, Commission and Forwarding Business. Refer to H. Brigham, Octavos Cohen, E. Psdelford and A. S. Hartridge. A. WILCOX. jv2-lm T. H. PALMER. SAVANNAH DAIRY, WEST SIDE OF COLCMBI A. * SQUARE^ BETWEEN STATE AND PRESIDENT STS. PURE FRESH MILK, Morning aud evening. Fresh Butter and Buttermilk, CLABBER, CURDS AMD CREAM every day, frem cows weii fed and pastured. Those desiring enn get milk from the same cow for Children and Invalids. jy2-2tawlm GBO. W. LAMAR, Ja. FIRE CRACKERS. 200 for sale by Iy2-3t BOXES “GOLD CHOP” FIRM CRACKERS HILTON A RANDELL, lfiS Biy street. LIST OF FREIGHT E EMAINTNG in the office of the Soul hern Express Company June 80.1386 : NOTICE. ’fetROH this date and for the summer months mf J? effice will be at Florida wharf. I? office t J52£ F M. MYRBLL. xrOTICE.-Two monVfs after date I shall apply A the Honorable Court of Ordinary ot Chatham County tor ie»Tf for thi j4-law*m : faial estate of Jno. Haupt, the heirs ot sifiu estate. JAS, L. HAUPT- -■C-ua Kxeoutor. tOf - . jy2-tf W' ALFRED, JOHN DB PUE. C GREEN, WM GUKKRAHD, R. C LESSING. FELIX LoUiS, L, K. MOONEY, JOHN MAKKLE. A. NAYLOR- 8. TlfcHaLS, C. a. A BRO orheTk. hl'EPHKNS, M. C. VALENTINE, C. Walter, p. £ f , TONI: Notice. B'lila ‘and ”Mr.'c ~M." H'>'ri withdraw . their interests < ea-e in ihe firm fif D.H- Bslfijr*, Co New York: and Mi. 1>. H. Baldwin " r -'* _ S from, and his interest ceases In the firm of Hnp» j Hole! A Co., Savannah. HENRY BIIIuHH, O M. HOL6T C. H. OLMSlESft D. H. BALDfiD J. V. CUMMi-NGS SuVttiiDali. Jane 30, 18M. s ADVANCES will be made by the uud'rtt^ consignments of Cotton ai d Merchandise to* D. H. Baldwin * Co., New York JeBt*-4c BRIGHAM. HOLST^ LATHS. w/V AAA PINK AND SPRUCE LAT&“j ©0,000 arrive My ^ t « Jey-tf 1d4 ^ Notice. A meeting of the stockholders oe"j ‘•Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank J* til called to take place at tbe office Hardee A CO, in the city of Savannah, on day of Joly. 1864. at U otelock a. m.. to present condition of the Bank nrt' 1 taw - y then appear ntjewary and proper. EDWARD 0. WADE A. H. CHAMPION j a H CH AMPION. I N. A. BaRHEE. T. W. CORNWELL A. R. LAWTON. Ji>HN RlCxlARDSON A. A SOLOMONS * f - R. T TURNER . / JOHN K. JOHNSON/ JOHN COOPER. 1e2*-td GEO S OWENS j Agent- Piano for cheap by *» •treeVoneaftr cart dr Habersham. notice. - - - • T he interest due joly tlte city of Columbus will W> P j at offioe of John King. current rate of exchange on Wefa W- H. GRISWOLD, jy2-lw FtoancOorntomre. Notice, D URING the month of July the ‘w/LINCOtN will be kept or Sundays- icT^AS MY ATTPRJf Y gavnanalu J«S« Mth^lggjX— Pan ama H ?