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SAMUEL. W. MASON,...— hid! tor.
VV. T. THOMPSON Associate
Official Paper pnhe City.
t A80EST CIRGQLATIOH I* THE CITY AND COUNTY
We have been pretty drte observers of
newspaper reports in regakd to the growing
crops in various ^ectiops of .the bounty No
Telegraph.
very close est
of the cr
lining harvest
TUESDAV. JULY 1». l«GO.
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ro our country FRiENDa. — as much interest is
elt throughout the country i u regard to' the pros-
pects of the cotton and ot!) er crops ive will be grate
ful to our planting frier.ds and others in the interior
f or information on that subject. Those who have oi>-
portunities for obtaining valuable information
.. e of tlie free-
regard lo the growing crops, the worame
.Of general interest,
ahor system, and kindred matters, oi e
, , .-.(eating the same to na.
will confer a favor by communion
A DEVELOPMENT.
The editor of the New York Independent,
Who is in the Councils of the dominnot party
in congress, writes as follows from Washing
ton, respecting its designs in the future:
Thu supplemental legislation which is to
follow this amendraenl has not been fully de
termined. A chance yet remains that it may
hinge of equal suffrage. For instance, sup
pose a bill should pass declaring that noueol
the Southern constitutions shall he held legal
until ratified by the people, without distinc
tion of color; and declaring, also, that until
these States shall present lo Congress such
constitutions so ratified no admission shall
be granted. Without some such precaution
ary measure, the new Constitutional amend
ment will prove useful for the negro’s civil
rights, but useless for his political. Other
Congressmen hold that the terra of adtnis
sion should be declared by a concurrent res 1
olution, instead of by’ a law. Others, still,
hold that the present amendment should not
be followed by any legislation whatever du
ring the present session—leaviug to a more
radical Congress to enact a more radical plan.
The debate goes busily on, and. perhaps, in
the multitude of counsellors there will' be
wisdom.
Is it not clear from this that Mr. Stevens
aud his supporters do not want reconstruc
tion at. all ? Therefore, the amendments may
justly be regarded as a delusion and a sham,
li' accepted by the Southern States they will
be no nearer admission than before, accord
ing to the editor of the Independent. Why
are not the supporters of this policy honest
and yvilliug to confess that their ultimate de
sign is to vitally change our form of Gov
ernment. A Republic which permanently dis
franchises one-third of its inhabitants is a
mockery and cannot last.
Has it ever occurred to the men who advo
cated the adoption of the series of radical
amendments as a condition lo restoration
that they stultify and convict themselves of
a violation of the constitution? If, as the
constitution now stands, the eleven excluded
States are entitled <o admission, why are
they, kept out? What department of the
Government, legislative, executive, or judi
cial, has the power to do so? Does not the
attempt of the Congressional party, by amend
ment of the constitution to prescribe condi
tions of re-admission, clearly show that they
have m constitutional right now to exclude?
If they have the power to declare the terms
of restoration, what is the necessity forseek
ing for more power?
Yet they have assumed all the power they
now ask in a constitutional amendment, and
none know better than they that their course
for the ptfbt six months has been pure ns-
suntption aud usurpation. The Southern
States have a r.y/u to their representation iu
Congress, aud in every other respect a per
fect equality of rights. To view it in any
other light is to make one half of this na
tion masters and the other serfs ; and to do
tlmt is to convert a Republic into au oligar
chy aud autocracy, or any'other form which,
in the chance ot such a state of things, it
inr.v assume.
can be made froifi-» peruse of acc0 unts,
which appear to be cole red 80mewhat by the
medium through w»- iich tbey are presented,
some of the repor tf) from particular sections
contradicting •’ ach other iu material points.
Rut enough can j )e gathered to indicate that
there wil’^ be fu]1 averag _ e yield of wheat
the northern tier of the »«•
au \i Western States, aud that these■ a
are not prospering so well as eou d
th,
will be seriously affected bj
The
Southern States^- seell sown and from
the poor quality of th —
various other “4PV1 , , j
The com crop «* 4*° So’**- 1
>y the press,
not injured
by" drouth or otherwise, will be an average
In short, it may be expected that, un
less excessive rains or « universal drought
shall occur, there will be; taking the country
through, a fair average return of breadstuff’s
for the labors of the husbandmen ; that a
scarcity in one section will be compensated
for by plenty in another. .
We wish we could say a# much with refer
ence to the average product of cotton.
Later from Europe.
Advance in Cotton and Provisions.
the fighting begun.
The Italians Defeated by the
Austrians.
The Hanoverian Army Reported
Surrounded.
A Revolt at Madrid—1,000 Periuu. Milled.
Nrw York, July 9.—The steamer Saxonia. with
dates to the 27ih ult., arrived yesterday.
The Liverpool cotton market was buoyant at an ad
vance of a quarter to a halfpenny (f.d-}, closing
less Arm.
Flour and whnat firm- Pork advanced 2s.6d. Corn
less firm. Bacon firmer. Beef advanced, 28.0d.fg;5s.
Rosin dull. Turpentine inactive.
Consols for money, 86X@86%; D. 3. five-twenties,
64@64%.
The British Ministry had tendered their resigna-
i none, which the Queen accepted. It is supposed Lord
I Derby will form a new ministry. A
Congress AND INSURANCE Companies.—It! The Italians, under King Emanuel, were repulsed
is now proposed in Congress dial the gener- ! m attacking the Austrians, near Heronia, on the 24th
ul government shall charter nuj supervise June. The battle lasted until night, both armies
insurance companies. Is it not almost lime fighting bravely, and ended with the defeat of the
to Stop? We shall next hear Of tiie general ! Italians. The Austrians took 2.000 prisoners. The
government controlling and directing baths, j Italian army retreated across the Mincio.
, _ It is positively asserted that the Hanoverian army is
surrounded, and must capitulate to the Prussians.
This report needs confirmation.
Nothing is known of Benedek’s movements.
A revolt had occurred in Madrid, in winch 1,000
persona were killed. The revolt was suppressed.
LATER FROM SOUTH AMEHICA.
Reported Alliance of Stales for tlie Cop-
tnre of Cuba.
laundries, retail groceries and water,
closets.
The war has enormously increased the
business of the general. government—that is
a reason, perhaps, why the present Congress
tries to pul upon the central administratiion
a great deal more work to do, with which it
has no proper call. We have already a
thoroughly useless but very expensive “Na
tional Bureau of Agriculture;” au ill ad
vised attempt is making,»0: extend the Na
tional Bureau of Freedmenand Refugees for
two years more; a project is before Cwt-j
gress tor a National Bureau ot Education;
and now we are to have a National Bureau importaxi political sews from ijooota.
ot Insurance. Each Bureau lias it- chic! •
and assistant commissioners, ils corps ;
of Clerks, doorkeepers and hangers on ; and I New York. July 9—The steamship Ned York, from
so the office and office-holders are increased, '■ Aspinwall, brings later South American advices —
as though to multiply the number of these ! Chili, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador arc said to have
unproductive classes was the great object of ! formed a league to wrest Cuba from Spain, and have
free government. invited Venezuela and Colombia to join the alliance.
Tlieri! is not the slightest need for a “Na- The first three named States furnish money and the
tional Bureau of Insurance ;” there is not Others men, and hopes are entertained of aid from
I he slightest excuse for this outrageous and Southern emigrants, to embark from the coast of
unconstitutional attempt to multiply bureaus. ; Florida.
It may be convenient for honorable gentle- i Intelligence has been received from Boeota of the
men in Congress' to have plenty of clerk- ; installation of Mosquera as President. Ho-vetood the
ships and other offices to divide among their ! a , a 0 f Congress givlng'anuuities to the nuns lor pro*
trieuds. But the people are already ^ p,, r ty confiscated. The Senate insisted uu theadop-
sufficiently burdened With taxes, aud will \ ,J, meaaure, when an armed mob forced them
not tolerate these attempts to increase the j to mtBou the veto D r the President,
number of liroues; to enlarge tlie class ofi - a that Mosquera will declare himself
unproductives; to consolidate a system anent dlctstor .
whose vices are so great that the very name j
of bureaucracy has become hateful, as a' From Washington.
synoDym lor oppression, mismanagement | Washington. July 9.- The President was much in-
and wrong. j disposed to-day, and was compelled to decline receive
We do. Dot imagine the President will sign visitors. The hot weather here is loo exhausting
a bill to create a national bureau of insurance. even f ul . ms vigorous constitution.
He at least is instructed iu the vices ot such j A martne gual . d h4S been 8en t to Portland by order
a system ; and it is, perhaps, true, that when j uf the 3ocretary of the Navy, to aid in protecting the
he has called the attention of Congress, IU a from tho thieves that have gathered there. They
veto message, to the mischievous nature of wcrc 9ent gtthe ci tizen.’ request.
hucIi legislation, a sufficient number ot mem
bers will be found :o refuse a second vote to
the measure and make its passage over a necessitate a conference committee.
veto impossible. Such , was the case with , ,
the Montana Mining Company bill. But
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Special Notices.
Assignees’ Notice.
The undersigned having been appointed Assignees
of the Planters- Bank of the State or Georgia, am
prepared to enter upon their duties, and all bin-
holders and other persons having claims again* said
banks are requested to present the same forllquldh-
tlon ami all parties indebted to the Bank are re-
masted to make Immediate payment. BHlholders
Will lose their priority if the bills are not presented
within six months. , .
GEO. W. ANDERSON,
H. W. MERCER,
jyio- m Assignees.
OUR MOTTO
SAVANNAH DEBATING SOCIETY.
Tho members of the above society are hereby sum
moned to attend an extra meeting, to be held TUES
DAY EVENING, July lfith. A foil attendance Is
earnestly requested, as bnslpess of importance will
be transacted. '
By order of the President.
jy9-2t K. P. ROGERS, Secretary.
Notice.
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Savannah Stkam Flocrinq Mills,)
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During my temporary absence from the city Mr.
W. T. WILLIAMS Is my authorized agent for the
transaction of my business.
jy9-2t B. F. SANFORD.
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it Is the most remarkable preparation In the world.
It is sgaln owned and put up by the original proprie
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II is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf und dandruff.
It keep* the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft ana glossy.
It prevents the hair from ihlling ofi and turning
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It restores hair upon bald beads.
Any lady or gentleman who values a beaotfui head
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and used throughout the civilized world. Sold by al
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MR. PECK, onr senior, having been employed for TWENTY YEARS in Philadelphia,
in the leading establishments in that city, and for the last NINE YEARS having had charge
of Purse’s extensive Bindery in Savannah, feels warranted in making the assertion, which
can at any time be sustained by evidences of workmanship, that lie is a
Master of His Profession,
and that the South can at last compete with our Northern friends, and prevent the neces
sity of sending to New York or Philadelphia for orders, that can be equally well executed at
home, saving thus the expenses of importation. Partieul. .tention paid to
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The Senate to-day passed the army bill reported by
Senator Wilson. The House, passed Sclienck’s army
Congress presents a pitiful spectacle
when.il thus confesses the folly of iis acts ;
and we hope there will be wisdom enough
The memorial from the New York Chamber of Com
merce protesting against the passage of the Tariff bill,
was p re septet! to the House and referred.
The Tariff bill was again considered, aud various
LFrorn the Davenport ,111. > Gazette, June 26.]
Truth 9lrauger than Fiction.
ill the ruling majority to keep out such sections adopted by the House. One amendment
blundering and iniquitous measures as this.— f adopted was to suspend collection of so much of the
y y Post I direettax imposed by the act of 13CI as is uncoUected,
until January, 1866. Mr. Morrill said he considered
this one of the best measures of reconstruction.
The Tariff bill was reported from the committee to
tho Hujso with many amendments. motion was
I made to recommit the bill to tlie Committee of w«y«
,4« Earaoi-dl)iu.\i jjlairi-A Mustek I’nveiled— : uu j Means. Another motion was made to postpone
The nr a Murdered Mull Preserced/or Three | the consideration of the bill untd next session, peud-
l ears, and then Brnught intn court us Eeidenre In | ] n g which the House adjourned.
Establish its Identity—rile Murderer Captured. I In the Houso to-day. Mr. MeCluug, from the Com-
Iu the Daily Gazette of Tuesday, May 12th. 1SS2, we mittee ou Elections, in the rase of Kootitz, who con-
published the following . tests the seat of Coffroth, from Pennsylvania, reported
•■Horrible Murder in Poweshiek County.-Last I that Coffroth was not entitled to the scat, and Loontz’s
Friday week, two California
AN EXPENSIVE HABIT.
But few persons, we imagine, have at
tempted to estimate the quantity and cost of
spiritous liquors imbibed in this country.
According to the Internal Revenue statistic?
there is now annually consumed in the United
States, about forty-five millions of gallons
of alcoholic spirits—equal to one and a half
gallon? for every' man, woman.and child. An
exchange, estimating the cost of this vice,
says the wholesale price of the commonest
article of whiskey is now ia the neighborhood
of $2 25 per gallon. The retailers admit
that they realize a profit of one hundred per
cent, on their sales, and, admitting that they
are correct, which is not improbable, the sum
paid by “consumers” must be at least $4 50
per gallon ; which would give, as the annual
sum expended in this way in this country,
nearly two hundred millions of dollars. But
»lmt is not ail. The expenditure lor ale,
lager beer, porter, bitters, and other liquors
that do not belong to the first class must be
added to the said two hundred millions of
dollars. It would be difficult to reach a sat
isfactory estimate upon the latter close ot
“drinkables,” but it is quite probable tbat
they bring the annual expenditure up very
nearly to three hundred millions of dollars
annually- These are startling tacts, and sug
gest the inquiry', what do the consumers get
for this vast expenditure ?
CAPTURE OT MATAMORAS.
The heroic city of Matamoras surrendered
to the Liberal army, after the defeat and
capture of 1,500 of General Mejias best
troops. It is not a strongly fortified city,
and has, the last two years, been held almost
entirely by tlie skill and vigilance of General
Mejia, Commanding.
Matamoras, it is stated, is a city which has
house room for 25,000 people. During the
Confederate days, when trade was brisk, it
probably bad more. At present, perhaps
15,000 is the greatest number. Tbey are for
for the most part of Mexican birth, though
the great business of the city is carried on
by foreigners, principally Spaniards and
Germans, of Imperial sympathy. Most of
the prominent merchants, and especially the
French and Austrian, were strong sympa
thizers and supporters of the government of
Maximilian. They doubtless left the city
before the surrender. This is the greatest
blow the government of Maximilian could
possibly receive. The promised withdrawal
of the French was bad enough and had
thrown the whole country into a state bor
dering on anarchy. The capture of Mata
moras throws the whole- tat the Northern
States ofMexieo into the hands of the Lib
erals, and they will make a clean sweep of it.
grants,
aud span of lioraes, stopped'lor the night at tlie rest-
deuve of a farmer named Monath, five miles east of
Brooklyn, Putvcshiek county. The travellers Btsted
that they were Druthers, from Wisconsin. It soon be
came apparent that they were far from being us friendly
with each other as members of the same lamily should
be. The younger, a youth of about eighteen years of
age, showed Mr. Monath several brui.-e- ou lua throat
mtlicted during a severe choking received at the
hands of the elder brother. Ou Saturday morning
they started on their journey, but not without quar
reling before they went. Mr. M., however, saw no
more of them.
“Last Thursday a woman residing a short distance
west of Mr Monutb, being on a search ibr a cow in u
tract of timber about half a mile trom tho residence ot
Mr M was attracted to a thicket by curiosity to as
certain the cause of a strong smell, as of decaying ani
mal matt. r. Ou investigation she iound the lo adless
body oi a mail exposed to view.
••The neighbors were summoned, and while seme
went for the Coroner, aud othera for a coffin, two or
three sat down ou a log in sight of the body, but some
distance eff, to avoid tbe smell. The attention'of one
w is soon drawn to some flies gathering around a
mass of leaves, etc Examining cioBely and remov-
ing the surface, he found a human head placed erect,
the features uninjured andthe life expression ot coun
tenance still retained. Tills Mr. Monath recognized
as that of the younger of the two California emigrants
that had stayed at hia house nearly a week before.
Further investigation revealed the fact that on the
Saturday previous to this discovery the elder of the
two travellers had driven into Brooklyn alone; had
there hitched up his horses; Btaled that he had forgot
ten a hatchet at the place where he had camped the
ni.'ht before; hired a poney ou which to ride back;
returned shortly afterwards; threw a bundle into the
wagon, aud drovo on. The bundle is supposed to
have contained the boots and coat of the deceased.
The sup posed murderer was afterwards seeu in Grin-
noil, suit gome West. The Sheriff of Poweshiek
county accompanied by a man who can ideutify the
murderer, started in pursuit on Saturday last, aud
will, it ia to bo hoped, succeed in finding him aud
bringing him to justiee,y.Xbe horrible event has
created intense excitement in Poweshiek county und
V1 Unfortunately the hopes eptertaiued when the above
item was written were not realized, and ail efforts to
euro tho arrest of the murderer, or even to obtain
„u identification of the murdered man, provod futile.
Fortuuutely, however, one of the cilizens of Brooklyn
who hud taken an interest in the matter had moro
thoughtfulness aud foresight than is usually evidenced
in such cases. This gentleman, Dr. Conway, of
Brooklyn, took: charge oi the bead of the murdered
man, and, carefully preaarytaB it i“ spirits, kept it in
readiness Tor future devefcpments. At length, a
chain of circumstantial evidence seemed to point to a
yuung man named Kirk Vincent as tbe murderer, and
last Friday week he wa« «rrested at ills home near
Cambridge, Illinois, and on that and the following day
underwent a legal examination.
At tilts examination it was shown that rather more
than three years ago, Vincent left Cambridge with his
cousin, Claiborne Showers, for the West, aud after an
absence of two years or more, returned alone, deny
ing all knowledge of the whereabouts of Showers. It
was claimed that the time of tbe departure from Cam
bridge corresponds ao nearly with the date of the
murder near Brooklyn; an, to leave intervening days
enough to allow for the journey from one point to an- former average,
other. But the real difficulty was seen to lie in tbe
idcutificaRou of the murdered body.
To rneiit this Dr. Conway was in attendance, and in
the crowden court room, in the preeence of several
hundred persona who well knew young Showers, that
gentleman . opened a tin pail, the top of which was
covered with black oil cloth closely tied down, and tc
the astonishment and horror of the beholder* exhib-
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Assignees’ Notice.
Bane of Savxnhih, )
Savanm.h, Georgia, July 0, 1666./
The undersigned having been appointed Assignees
or this B ink for the purpose of adjusting and liqul-
its affairs, therefore all persons having claims
against this corporation will present them, and al
bill-holders of this Bank are required to present the
same within six months from this date, or they will
lose the priority granted by statute, and thoee In
debted will make Immediate payment to
H. BRIGHAM,
GEO. W. DAVIS,
Assignees.
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Washington, July 9.—Gen. Sickles will be instruct
ed by tbe President to obey the writ of habeas corpus
which lie had refused to comply within the case of
Stowers and others, confined at Castle Pinckney,
Charleston Harbor, charged with murder.
Gov. Hamilton, and others, of Texas, have issued
an address to those styled Southern toyultatutowte
here in September. The projectors of this scheme
are iu the interests of the radicals.
Tho Republican Senator* and Representatives meet
in caucus to-morrow night, lookiiig after their party
interests as well as legislative matters.
There is scarcely a doubt the President will veto the
Freedmen’s Bureau bill.
FROM CUBA.
Reported Revolution and Landing of
Chilian Troops.
Baltimoke, July 9.—By tbe arrival of the steam
ship Cuba, from Havana on the 4th lust., important
news, if true, ia received. It is reported through
private sources that a ravolt had occurred near Porto
Principe, the insurgents declaring for independence.
Troops were sent against them, a skirmish took place,
and several companies of troops went over to the in
surgents who afUrwarda proceeded to the mountains.
It is furthsr rumored tbat four steamers hearing the
Chilian flag lauded upwards of two thousand troops on
the Island and effected a junction with the revolu
tionists. The Cuban authorities had not made such
news public and it assmi to require confirmation.
Great Otl Tank Explosion.
Somerville, Pa.. July 9 —During the storm last
night, lightning struck the gas pipe in a well, which,
communicating to the tank, it exploded. The oil run
down to Bernhoff Run, aud the flames reached
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ited a human head, tbe perfect feature* of which were
at once aud positively identified, by hundreds of per
sona as the countenanoe pf Claiborne Showers !
The evidence thus adduced could not be evaded, and
The evidence
Vincent was held to bail to await a requisition on Guv. Malne in , f og on the 5th instant. Crew saved.
Oglesby from Gov. Stone. Some surprise was ex- V a.
pressed by citizens of this State that a murderer should
he liberated on ba4L but the laws of Illinois provide
that in cases of ffifiMier where the proof of guilt is
not clear and direcVSail shall be accepted.
CHOLERA! “AZhAKL, my servant." said the Most
High to the Angel of Death, fso runs the Hindoo fa
ble.) “take upon thee the form of the Cholera; go to
the sacred city of Benares, and slay a thousand men.”
The Angel of Death departed, and in a week there
were ten thousand dead in Benares.—“Slave of my
will,*’ said the All-Merciful, when Azraei returned aud
lowed before tlie throne, “How hast thou performed
in’y bidding? ' I gave thee a-thouaaud lives, aud, lo,
there are ten thousand dead!—“Lord of Life and
Death,” said Azraei, “I have done thy bidding, mid
no more. I have slam but a thousand. Careieasnesa
Slew the other nine thousand."—In nil time of pesti
lence, want of proper precaution destroys more lives
than the disease itself. Should the Cholera visit us,
the fives ot nine out of ten of those who will be at
tacked may be saved by the timely juaeot 44AKS-
DEN’S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE. No family should
DB without, to be promptly ndnitnistorcd wh-u the
premonitory symptotli* nrat mske *b«1r appearance.
Depot, 487 Broadway, New York. For sale by all drug
gists. ' ,‘
Four Years in tiie Saddle. By Col. Harry
Gilmer.
We are indebted to Messrs. Staley & Bro
for a copy of this delightful volume from the
press ot the Harpers. It is written iu a
graceful, dashing style, besides containing
interesting events of the war, and portrays
ncidents of personal adventure of thrilling
interest.
VALUABLE MIDDLE GEORGIA
JPlaptatioi for Sale.
Cr r >> " * • '3
I AM OFFERING « desirable Summer place for
-~;sss&irum$“a sr-'
7oo acres
improves)!
good
.mmwvcme—» ® ne p“ c l! •“£ W ,e “Shards, with
oilier fruits. Water and health uoaurptused in Mid
dle Georgia- situated on the main road to Sanders-
viile, convenient to good school*, and a good market
for all that can be produced on the place. Price,
$12.60 per acre. In two payments. Addicts BOX 267,
MlliedgevlUe, Ga. jy7-lw*
heaviest loss ev«r experienced in the oil regions. Up
wards of 20,000 barrels of oil were destroyed.
The Heat and Deaths from Sunstroke in
New York.
New Yobk, July 9.—Tho weather was fearfully hot
yesterday. Thirty-three cases of snnstroko occurred,
with twenty-seven dcathe.
From Port Rico.
New York. July 9.—Advicee from Forth Rico eays
the slave population ia rapidly diminishing, and the
sugar aud coffee crops are not more than half the
Mr. Peabody in Canada.
New York, July 9.—Mr George Peabody met with a
warm welcome in Montreal on Saturday, but declined
a public reception.
Shipwreck.
Nxw Yoax. July 9.—The ship Picayune, of New Or-
leans, from Genoa, In ballast, for SL John, N. B.. waa
totallywrecked on Duck Island, near Mount Desert,
New Yark Market.
New York, July 9.—Gold 152%. Exchange nomi'
qal. Cotton firm, at 36@38 cents;
New Y’ork. July 9, p. m.—Flour quiet, with sales of
7,000 bales; State, $6 60@10 15; Ohio, (S 7u(g,13 75;
Southern drwidng, with sales of 350 bbls., at $10 20
@17. Wheat very dull and declined’l@2 cents, with
sales of 21,000 bushels; New Choice No. 1, Milwaukie,
so 40; No. 2, $2 16. Com ’declined one cent, with
sales ot 190,000 bushels at 88©89. Pork buoyant at
*32. Lard heavy, at 19@21%. Whiskey dulL Rice
dull. Sngrr dulL Coffee dull. Molasaea firm. Naval
stores quiet. Turpontiue 78@80. Rosin *2 75@9.
New Yoke, July 9, p. m.—Gold 52%; Coupon five-
twenties of ’62 106; ditto of ’65 105; Treasury notes,
second.series, 103%; North CaroUua sxies, 85%.
Cotton firm with sales of 1,000 bales at 36(ji;Ii8.
Bauk statement—Increase on Loans *0,050,000;
specie *2,668,000 ; dollars in circulation 589,900 ; de
posits *1,442.000 ; Decrease ill legal tender notes *2,-
281.000.
• Mobile l^prkea.
Mobile, July 9.—Sales of cotton Uwiay 200 bales.
Middling 30. The steamer’s neiws hid no effect on
the market.
Tlia weather is pleasant and the city very healthy.
. i ■ i j' r«n; i
Hew Orlenm* Marti It- s
New OaLBAire. July 9.—Cotton unchanged, with
Mice today of 600 bales. Low middling, 32@33c-
Gold, 61@61%c. Sterling, 65c.
The Texas cotton news is unfavorable, and tho esti
mate of the crop only one-fourth. Tbe worms are
threatening the growing ootton.
nine when Cork la covered by our private U^. Stamp.
Beware of counterfeits and refilled bottle*.
P. H. DRAKE 4 CO.,
oct28-e o dly 21 Park Row, New Yo
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST of
the properties of HildboLd’* Fluid Extbact Bucnu
will be a comparison with tlioee set forth In th*
Unit-d States Dispensatory.
Central Rail Road Company,
SAVANNAH, GA.
From and after Jnne 1st, Dry Goods, Clothing and
Merchandise in general, packed In trunks, will be
charged as in first class, instead of third class as a-
present. This change is mule necessary in conset
qncnce of the facility for pilfering afforded by the
present mode for packing in tranks.
J. M. SELKIRK, M. T. C. R. R.
Savannah, April 20, 1866.
In accordance with the above notice, trunks packed
with Goods or Merchandise ot any description wil
be charged In first clasa of our tariff.
JeT-tf WM. M. WADLEY, President.
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON
STITUTIONS, of both sexes, nse Hklmbold's Ex
tract Bcotrr. It will give brisk and energetic feel
ings, and enable yon to sleep well.
Comm Tire Protect the toes of children’s shoes.—
One pair will outwear three without tips. Sold every
wtn-re. ’'
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH
Therefore, the nervous and debilitated should lm
mediately nrc Hxlwbold's Extbaot Bucnu.
THE BENT TONIC.—^Caswell, Mack * Oo-’s
FERRO-PHOSPHORATED ELIXIR OF CALISAYA
is a combination of tbe three best tonics, IRON,
PHOSPHORUS, CALISAYA. . -
The Iron gives the blood a rich Vermillion color
where it become* thin and watery; the Phosphorus
supplies nervous power In cases of mental depres
sion. while the Calisaya gives tone and -vigor to all
the organa of (he body.
sole manufacturers, CASWELL, MACK * 00., un
der Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, nnd Newport, R.
L For sale at Ini LIPPMAN’S
Jy9. tf Drug and Chemical Warehouse
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS
STORED l>y IIslmbqld's Extbaot Bugwu.
RE-
BL
CITY HOTEL BUILDINGS.
WEDEEY COMPETITION!!
jjew Advertism^
The tmdersigued, having purchased the
Country,
jy6-3m
JOS. H. PECK & CO-
Special Notices.
New Advertisements.
Paper Hangings
AND
Window Shades.
MBS. MARY J. TURNER,
No. 58 St. Julian Street,
Has received a new supply of Paper Hangings, Win
dow Shades And Gilt Cornices, which will be MMd
cheap. jyl0-tt^
Just Received and for Sale by
Kenneth Maelea & Co.,
202 Bay Street,
1 s\i \ TUBS CHOICE LARD ,
y (JG 12 barrels very choice Sugar Cared Bagged
Hams
2 hogsheads Bacon Sides
3 packages Bacon Strips.
AND ON If AND,
Batter, Pork and Fnltun Market Beef.
jylO-lw
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCBU gives
health and vigor io the frame and bloom to te pallid
cheek. Debility Is accompanied by many Ltrn.ing
symptoms, and if no treatment is snbmittedto, con
sumption, Insanity or epileptic fits ensne.
Hagan’s Magnolia Balm*
This ia the most delightful and extraordinary rticle
ever discovered. It changes the nan-burnt fan an
hands to a pearly satin texture of ravishing fcauty,
imparting the marble purity of yonth, and fhwfstftt-
gue appearance so inviting in the city belle of Othion.
It removes tan, freckles, pimples and roughnoi from
the skin, leaving the complexion fresh, trans-arent
and smooth. It contains no material iujurius to
the skin. Patronized by Actresses and ‘Opera
Singers. It is what every lady should have. Sold
everywhere. Retail price, 60 cents.
Prepared by W. E. HAOAN, Troy, X. Y.
Address nil orders to
DEMAS BARNES & C*.,
~ fork.
Furnished House for Rent.
The desirable FURNISHED HOUSE south
east corner or Bull and Jones streets will be
rented, with immediate possesion, until
November 1st. Contains eight rooms, be
sides kitchen and servants’ qu irters. Fine yard and
garden, and plenty of choice fruit. Arply t
A. L. HARRIS
jyl0-tf At Post Office.
STATIONERY:
wysesr-* »-w
Writing Papers anti
maiinfactureil exprestlv ii. r ,
best material. nr h "'
Our assortment of French %r
Pa era and Envelopes c u -<
Also the celebrated Phi- ’»
pers and Envelopes. ^Poi;.
The attention of the I&dier ^
our. elegant assortment of
style oi Envelopes. ^ lV’
JOHN'C
DISEASES OF M
Mrs. Kliza kJ
KKTHO WAS Instructed t,,
W father, an eminent mr
medical practitioner, In hi* p : „V
from force of circumstance . .. s0
her.elr, at'ii is specially qnai;j,ii
disease* of the feet.’ She warnu „
She is at present at the t’llPA;,, j
AND BERRIEN STREETS, I,at,", 1 *’!
.t better office. She will visit patil-V ^ ‘
'‘lit*. | it
dcncea, it ileslrr;'
Refers by inTinie-t.in lo Die. Wi *
beck, and Ordinary liui-t, a'. Chart, '
baa had auccearful iitociice
JOHN V. WELLS j Lltiel
MARY WELLS, t PeceSer jt
RULE TO PEKFECT fifi
I T APPEARING to the Court t, r •" T
Sheriff that the detendant in rv
not to be found u. the count), aud ■ ' y
lng to the t iour> 1 list she decs not r’-." 9
of Georgia, uti motion of A. fi. Sr isj
libellant,
It is therefore ordered, That the .
required to file her answ er li any.!
the first day of the next b-rni of P . ;
fault thereof, the libellant be allow.
And it ie further ordered, Thai •■’.
llsbed in one of the public newsi*
once a month for lour nmntiis pr
term of thl3 Court.
In bryan Superior Cocrt, Aran j
John V. Wells)
vg. ■ Libel for Dlvor,. t
Mary Wells. I
It appearing to the Court that hj-
the above came at the December •• ■
feet service, has never been publhi,.'
fore ordered that the same be pur,...
Its terms on or before the Drat day n
of this Court.
I certify the foregoing to lie tnaer-
minutes of Bryan Superior Court . V
1861, and April term 180C. «»-
3)9-1 hm4m* Uic’k L\
TOBACCO
(t 1\ HALF AND TilRKE-Qrifry;2
OU BRIGH T POUNDS Turi n
100 naif and three-quarter Wa jj^j *
Tobacco „
60 half and three-quarter boi a %
bacco
160 eighth boxes Bright luif-v an1'7 :>
100eighth boxes Sweet b *1 f-s»onot/« Tm •
for sale by HILTON Vivj
jyggfr
ApartmeiSs for Rent i
niturefer Sale, J
A MOST delightfully . a itnatM.v:|
SUITE OF APARTMENT- 1
street, corner of Monig"mery. Pis
1st of August. Also, for R ile. a very t-
square ROSEWOOD PIANO. Ap>'v
di eased to P. O. Box 2.M.
Notice.
Ostice Tax Colt.eotorChate. {
SaVaVnaH, Jj ;
I AM NOW receiving return?, an !:
tax on samp, for Liqnois sold for * I
ending Suth June, inclusive. Office o r
week at tbe Court Housf*. from 3to.;
JAMES J. v -:
iy«-M&Th2c
I
For Rent,
THREE GOOD ROOMS, WITH GAS AND
WATER. Apply at northwest corner Price
and SL Julian sts. jylO-ti
oct27-eodly
New ork.
TREASURER’S OFFICE. »
CITY OP SAVANNAH, April 23, 13^ |
Past due Coupons of City Bonds will be tcelvml
in payment of Gronnd Rents, Taxes and Liaises.
K. T. GIHSOl.
City Tre*nrcr.
HKLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCffir and
IvrmnviD Rose Wash cures secret and delfnte ills,
orders, in all their stage*, a litde expcnsejittle or
{to ch3’ ge In diet, no Inconvenience, anil (o expo
sure. It is pleasant In taste and odor, imFdlate in
it* action, and free from all injnrions propyties.
Situation Wanted.
A YOUNG WOMAN wishes a SITUATION to do
house work or to travel with a lady. Can be
we I recommended. Address M. C., at this office.
JvlO-lt*
For Sale.
and pole, ia good order.
Apply at this office.
Will be sold cheap.—
jvlD 3
- T
DUTCHF.K'S LIGHTNING FLY-BbLER
Makes qnick work with tiles, and, if t^nmenced
early, keeps the lionse clear all summer. t
Look ont for imitations. Get Dutchcr’siily.
je23-lm i
CHATHAM INFERIOR COURT.,
February Term, 1866.
W HEREAS, John A. nanrt, John Makln. M Con
way. Bryan Conner. W. H. Lyon. R. W. K.
Hunty. K. Fink, M. L Farley, and Patrick Ryan, Jr.,
summoned to attend tbe present February term of
Chatham Inferior Court as Petit Jurors, have mode
default, it is o.dered that each of said defaulters he
fined In the sum of twenty do lars, uulesa they file
good aud sufficient canse of excuse,on or before the
first day of the next term of this Court.
Trne extract from theinlimtes.
WM. II. BULLOCH,
JvlQ-lt Clerk Inferior Court C. C.
Notice.
C ONSIGNEES OF GOODS PER STEAMBRiYIRGO
are requested to call at onr office THIS DAY
sign average bond and receive their goods.
jyllMt OCT A V US COHRS St CO.
SALT, FLOUR, BUTTER.
MAGAZINE*
FOR JULY.
HARPER’S MONTHLY, for July.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for July.
LESLIE’S LADY’S MAGAZINE, for Jut
DEMUREST*S MONTHLY, for July.
GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK, for July.
LB BON TON, for July.
PETERS UN’s, for July.
THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE, for July,
THE GALAXY, No. 5.
TH « OLD GUARD, for July.
BEADLES MONTHLY, for July.
HUNT’S-MERCHANTS’ MAGAZINE.
NIX NAX, lor July.
ItrURRYMAN’S MONTHLY, for July.
YANKEE NOTIONS, for Julv.
LESLIE'S PICTORIAL lor th* Fourth allaly.
ALSO,
Oar usual] ataortment of -New York; htily i
Weekly paper*.
ESTILL A BHOT*Eti,
^Corner Bell street and Bn lane,
)e26-tf D<^1 stair*.
E, ^ June.
K. C. LIGHTS As CO
’Late Light®, Newton A Bratihnfs,)
Hanufactaren of Flret Cli
Voltes,
Highest premium at the American Worjb Fair anti
Exhibition of vhe Industry of all Nlicu*.
mi* well knows establishment is niaicontinued
by F. C. L1UHTK and LOUIS KRNSTit tho old
stand, *21 Broome street, between Cicstf.nod Elm
New York City- V4-l>eod
FOR SALE BY,
BRYAN, HARTRIDGEilib GO
C ENTRAL RAILROAD AND BANKTG COM
PANY STOCK
Central Railroad and Banking Company ends
goBlhweetern Railroad Stack
Georgia Railroad Stock ,
Atlantic and Gulf Rallneml stock
Augusta and sayannah Raifroad Stock
Savannah Gaa Light Stock .
CKy of Savannah Bonds or-
City of Savannah past due Coupons
Pauaacola and Georgia RMtroad Bonds. ..
Ail at low mi**- , L it ii? 1
1 /irk BARRELS EXTRA CHOICE FLOUR
_1_" A-J 2n ketrs superior Family Batter
SH) sacks Liverpool Salt.
for sale low by
jylo-St
A. WILCOX St CO.,
149 Bay street.
BULLOCH ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
KV71LL BB SOLD on th first Tuesday in September
” next, at 8tate#boro\ In the comity of Bulloch
within the legal boon of sale, 3*033 acres of Land,
more or Jess, in different tract*, bounded by James
W. KlinbrelU A. Water?, David Williams. James
Donelaon, A. B Riggs and others, belonging to tho
estate of AncellPar i»h, and being the late residence
of said deceased, and sold under an order or the
Court of Ordinary for a division among tho heirs of
said estate. Terms on the da> of sale-
CHARLES PARRISH,
jylO-lawtds Administrator, with will annexed.
BULLOCeTeXECUTOR’S sale.
W ILL BK SOLD on the flret Tueeday in Septem
ber i.exs at Statesboro*, iu ilie county of Bul
loch, within the legal hour* of sale, 2,50»> acres of
Land, more or lesa, lying in said county. In ten differ
ent tracts, bounded bv James enma* k. J W Pr^’*
t r, M. J McKlver. aud A. J. Her, bolonging to th®
estate of William Iler, and sold under an order of the
Court of Ordinary fora divialon among the belts oi
said estate. Terms on ihe dsy of aale.
jyl0-lawtds ADAM J. ILER, Bxccutor.
T WO MONTHS after date application will be made
to the Coart of Ordinary of Bulloch county fur
leave to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of
Albemarle Nesmith, deceased, for the benefit of all
concerned. JOHN S. DENMARK,
NOAH NESMITH,
Administrators.
Bulloch county, July isne. jylo-*aw2ni
T wo MONTHS after uate application *r‘.il be made
to the Court of Ordinary of Bulloch county for
leave to sell all the land* belonging to the eetate of
William J. Crosby, late of paid county, deceased, for
the benefit of the heir* and creditor* of aaid estate.
JOHN BROWN.
Administrator of Vst J. Crosby-
Bulloch county, July 10, 1866. jy 10-18*2“* _
fllWo MONTHS afterdate application wilt be made
A to tiie Uou t of Ordinary of Bulloch
leave to sell ail the lauds beloiigin > to <J“L2Srr 0 r
David A. Bennett, late or sa d county, geared, tor
;(io benefit of the heirs and ereJlto™."’,!?, trtttor _
ISAAC FUTVB, tyiu-law2m
Bulloch comity. Jnly IP. lgg: — '
T’ w ° months
A to tho Court of hefonglng to the i-stato Of
leave toael]iatl tue lue* cqnnty, deceased,
Thoma* C. Dcaln,■ h , |“i ( i“ n dcredftorsof said estate,
for the benefit of tfJJJJjg dKKLK, Admlnialratrix.
BuUochcon5^i2ilI2^*2:
N0.1 SCOTCH
50 ^ No. 1 GARSXSHKR
pjTj
BrtiB. fo
CHARLES ORXKri I MON.
RON.
^le low to
notice.
Ottiox Cub o* Polio*. I
o.-aw..ah July 1 IBM. j
SSsiSEsaf^yra!*
cltixene and thereby become a nuisance.
By order of the Mayor. r aSDBMON.
jyf-iw Chtof of PoGce-
"Yy r ANTED. A COMPETENT MAN
of a Circular Saw Mill, tvubin > few m:t
Apply to DAU
]yT-2t
FOR REN
T HE OFFICE formerly
Co
_ ipied b" (
_ Co..Stoddard’sLowerliisr* 1 .'
fr:>ra Angu»?t 1st To NoVcmbe- lit. A - - ^
Office Furniture fir *ale Apply u,
l/AVA2»r it
iy6-lw corner B ty and Lit
NOTICE
r ' EAVINGbeeuseventeen? CK \j?V
my mother, and *•> she a >y /'“• -
this method of finding oat. and hop •
Mymothei's nauicxa- !■
sided in New Orleans. M..
youngest child rMariai. went an *> ■
since, and may st 11 be t era. ■ he to
Shelton and Franl-.. Also, had finerf -
three of them fMary, Fail'" apd Mir
when she went away. 1 retuuinolit ^
one day after my mother left, auJtt --
burg. 3. C.
tli
SUPEEINXEXDEN'T’s
Atlantic and Gulf Hail!’®
F rom and after mondsYE - J
to Thome st ilie will he .. ; |
dollars, and to other Statu >iis in, : (
Excursion tickete-not transier .t . ^
five days from date of tlcket-wu
various agencies during tbn
chaser paying at the rate oi eigni ■ ^
arruawiNG fkk«. r . ‘al 7 "
jy4-lw General-
COW FEED! COW ft
i «-r
IBESH CORN MEAL
excellent article of &
aaxta nwui rtmU^ when mixed
F
for bones and mulre when
For sale st a IW* prire
at the
SAYANNAH
S SfEiS *
jyutf
East endofto
S
THE
PRISOH LIFE BF jEFPEEii*
By CoI.J.J.CRAYEN,Snrss-
A NEW 8UPPUY of this work*
every Sontherner, has just bee" rK '
" LIVE AND LET^
C AMERON’S
TaLOON, »t '".1
Price streets, having h >’ c ;‘f’ r ,. no i," ■!
repairs, has been JJcIoc* P' f
open for p-itrouagt. at t
J --$100RrWABl‘i
SSSSS‘^’^1
FORRElfl
ESTIU 1
Boll street,;
BILL
SO-CAl*!^
4 THIRD INSTALMENT for
Bull street, oppos>* c P" 1 ** 111
5y«-tf
2W •fBK’SS^sJ
to tudf barrel* tk>uU Hxi,TON
for sale by 1
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