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t* *nO VOJ,. 2-NO. 158. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, MONDAY,” JULY lei 1866. Daily News and Herald. PRICE. 5 CENTS. 1.0 I II I loll of’ •Loyal South. I iiiouitft* or (he Wasliington Items. ri'HLlMUED BY s. w. MASON. 1 I'*v S.uti-r, 8avami.au, Oh TEBUS: ,!i« d.. V .Five Cents. ...#3 6U. ....*10 no. ., J i:- < >F A OViSRTlAlNG. - iiji'vRK, first Insertion, $1.60; each Inser- I < I i 44 i on i ‘i H „ oi 1051 ll-t 105 . 111' 133 150 , I I 11 1> 1011 ISO II 1 I ' li| C'Tlil 3221 87o| - S9:[ 347, ®sj ;i; 315 , 308 i 4*30) ! || 33C 39-* 440, 1 r,J 304 4l:tl 4701 " 272 43l'.60O i.'osiomuiioj or Pouucal ClO**.—A meeting. Call for a Convention—Negroes to Puriicijtate— j of the two clubs, the National Union anil National Suffrage to he liegvdntod by the Federal (lor- | Jolln *>n Club, took place on Tuesday night last, eminent. j ,ud * re80lutuj n uaaattaoiulr adopteJ to conaol- j “ Ute u,em Tk ® new orgaaieatton was formed. to rn,_ - .. , , .. , eonairiof tbe two executive commttteof,, Dowreaolved 1 be following 13 the long talked ol call lor j into one, under the aaaae of jfiti-Rai union Ea- a Convention oi' “Loyal Unionists OI the •ouUra Committee. The members of the two cora- Soillb:” | m.tteea meet at 'the offh-e of Montgomery Btair.ou 7b the Loyal I oinoi-Is of the'.South .—The Thi * comoBdktio «* isbeUevedto gn at issue is upon us. The majority in be exceedingly distasteful to Seward, Raymond t Co.; j -i- j 80 much so in fact aa to make Raymood'a longer oo- j operation with the National Onion movement decided ly problematical. The PHTtAOELPHiACoicvEwnoN.-Report has it that Congress and its supporters firi ihat the rights of the citizen, ’bn* the Constitution aud establisl Supreme Court, must be mni violate. -RetieIs aud li ln-l sympaSbizera as- I ** e usually duU routine of Cabinet business waa dia- rns 47i*. 35:-.. 4201 4971 5751 ,7.1 444l 518 600' »»5 , 462 540 620 4U0 48(1 56li 640 |||. i . 42": 510 68a 1 1 J 5&5| G43 .J bCOj 690 990 920 •J00, Mb 4S; &9C| C93. 780 i j I Cuo, 700| 600, 1,020 1,050 1,080 970. 1,110 995J 1,146 l,02sj 1,170 1,050. 1,200 ir A S'jL’ARE is tea meusuivd lines of Xonpa- : 2ie News aku Herald. e Advertisements inserted three times a week olliei il iyi for a month, or longer period, will • ,,rgptl iliree-foiirtlis of table rates. r A'ivrc.-cinciiij ^wice a week, two-tiiirds of w Aurertisements once a week, one-half of table r Advertisements inserted asspectal notices will , ihlr’v per cent, advance on table rates. r A b’eiiiscments of a transient character, not : 1 as to Dine will be continued until ordered ,r, i charged accordingly. i-So yearly contract... except for space at table vi;, I, * made: and, in contracts for space, all 20s will be chanted fifty cents per square for ■ linnet*. r elip,r ,ni. in al *r business notices, for indl serl that the lights 01 the citizens must be letl to the States alone, aud uuder such regulations as the respective Slates choose voluntarily to prescribe. We have seen this doctrine ot State sovereignty ciuried out in its practical re sults until all authority in Cougress was lenied, the Union temporarily destroyed, the constitutional rights of the citizens of the •South nearly annihilated, aud the land deso lated by civil war. The lime has come when the reconstrnc- j tion ot Southern Slate governments must be ; MM[onlgn laid on Constitutional principles, or the dus- , for tae potisiu gtowu up under au atrocious leader ship be permitted to remain. We know ol another plau that Congress, under its Constitutional powers shall now exercise its authority to establish the princi ple whereby protection is made co extensive with citizenship. We maintain that no State, either by its orgauic law or legislation, can make trans gression on the rights of the citizens legiti mate. VI e demand, and ask you to coucur turbed and enlivened to-day by the diacuaaion at that univcreal solvent, the Philadelphia Convention appear, that an effort has been made by the National Union Club to secure tie endorsement of tke Cabinet officers to the pnblished call. Some of them agreed fully wiih the principles set forth and the necessity for a national convention, but others objected to the objects of the convention and tbs methods adopted for convening it. The discussion is said to have passed the bounds of ordinary animation and become fleeted and ill-tempered. The Herald’s Washington correspondent makes an astonishing exposure of the plottings of the rad - purpose of proving Jeff. Davis accessory to the murder of President Lincoln. He states that it was divulged during the holidays through the effects of Congressional spree-taking, and the disclosures made, although very wonderful and atrocious, hear the mark of truth upon them. The President's forthcoming veto of the Froadmen's Bureau is said to have been discussed In Cabinet aea- Bion to-day. Secretary Harlan took a decided stand in favor of the bill, and waa partly bached by. Seward, on the score of expediency. Seward is said to be fndif- in demanding protection to every citizen ol : ferent to Its merits, but fears the effect of so many tuia great, republic, ou ibe basis of equality j vetoes. beloie the law: and further, that no State! a rumor is in circulation here that leading Demo- goverument should be iecoguized as legitl- cni t£ are actively endeavoring to obtain (tocsral Sker- matc under the Constitution, in so far as it: ma n*a consent to become thafr next party — does not, by its organic law, make impartial j f01 - the Presidency, to otter to formt.ll to aomeax- protectlon tUl and Complete. tent the .coon of the August Convention at Phitedel- Uuder the doctrines of Slate sovereignty, 1 hit with rebels in the foreground, controlling j p Southern legislation, anil embittered bv dia- i The N »tiooal Union convention toon to meet in Bal- appoiutmeut iu their schemes to destroy the ! more, lid- ia expected to nominate delegates to the Union,'there will be uo safety for the loyal Phila.lelphir Convention. The names of Montgomery element of the South. Our reliance for pro-: Beverdy Johgaon, Governor Nwann, ex-Gov- tection is now ou Congress, and the great ernor Pratt and w. H, Purnell are among these pro- Union party has stood, and is standing by minentiy mentioned. CITY ON SATANNAH, \ . Orrioa Clbsb or Cocroil, June 5,186*. f 8BLT10N 2. Be It further enacted by the authority 9 or the samq. Tint from htd after the paamg* M thu Act, all persons shall he qualiSad to vote at the election of Mayor and Aldermen ef the cfcy of Sa vannah and Hamlets thereof, who are elttxens of the United Slates, have resided to the state of Qeoi tarpne year Immediately preceding tm« election', i oontlnue so to do up to the time or election, and within the corporate limits of SavaaBah for one month immediately preceding thetrAectetration, who have attained the age of twenty-one years, and have paid all city taxes, or have in their own right euffleieat. seal*estate to satisfy aay tax executtuae which may be issued agaiaat,them, who have made all returns required by the Ordinance of the city, and have been registered according to the provisions or this Act. (extract from the Registry Laws, pass ed 2?d January, 1862 ] Extraci from Ordinance passed Dec. 27, 1966 Sec. 4. Aud be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid. That every male resident of said cMy, be tween the ages of twenty -one and sixty years, shall be liable to a poll or capitation tkx of oae dollar an nually, except only such of said persons aa may be entitled to registry and to vote at city elections, and who shall register their names and pay fbr the same. The following named persons have regfctsrad their names since the Unit Monday in January. 1866 A. Axsou, I ft K Ashe. Geo H Archibald, Geo cr ills- , bin hoi iess than three dollars lor each Aii tiaTi«:-:m Advertisements mn9t he paid in uni Tri-Mly Nuws ami Herald - :ar, or 7" cents per month.‘and |ho Weekly News and Herald • -v. rv Saturday at $3 per year. U iHlINTINOy ■. i. :.tly and promptly done. charge of fifty yyliich is now in circulation for signa- Senator elect Patterson, and RepresentaUves elect Cooper, Campbell, Icftwich, Taylor and Thomaa have issued an address to the people of Tennessee urging them to send delegates to the NaUonel Convention to assemble in Philadelphia on the 14th of August. The veto of the Freedmen’s Buna bill is believed to be prepared, and was probably read in Cabinet contt- biU originated in the that body with the objer tions of the ExecuUve. the nationality, by the constitutional rights of the citizen, and l>y the beneficent princi ples ol flee government. For the purpose of briuging the loyal Union ist of the South iuto coujuuction again with the true friends of republican government in the North, we invite you to send delegates in goodly numbers from all the Southern States, including Missouri, Kentucky, West! cH ou Tueld *f l4st * A * th ® Virginia, Maryland and Delaware, to meet at i Uouae. it vnil be returned to tl Independence Hall, iu tlie city of Philadel- * ’ phia, on the first Monday of September next. It is proposed that we should meet at that time to recommend measures for the estab lishment of such governments in the South as accords with and protects the rights of all citizens. We trust this call will be responded to by numerous delegations of such as represent tbe true loyalty of the South. That kind of government which gives full protection to all the rights of tbe citizeu, such as our fathers intended, we claim as our birthright. Either the lovers ol constitutional liberty must rule the nation, or rebels and their sympathizers be permitted to misrule it. ,Shall loyalty or disloyalty have the keeping of the destinies ot the nation '! Let the responses to this .lie AND UILF UA11.ROAD ise of a graphic account of liis lures, and is *ieiog nume rously signed, au swer Philadelphia National Convention. In many of the Slates aches steps have been takas* to have full and able delegation, to the proposed Na tional Union Convention at Philadelphia, August 14. In others there seems to be some misunderstanding as to the manner in which delegates are to be eboeeh - With a view to give the proper information, the follow ing circular, emanating from the National Union Com mittee, has just been issued and sent into all the States and Territories. Tne indications are that this convention wiU be ©no of the most imposing ever held in this country. [CiBCULiR.] Washington, D. C., July 10, I860. Your immediate and earnest attention is invited to the annexed eaU fbr a naUonal convention, issued by the National Union Executive Committee, and the ac companying indorsement thereof by prominent gen- Uemen who are weU known to the country Barron, Jas A Bulloch, W in b K lehaw, T H rroaghs, J w Baehlor, J H Burroughs, W B Basblor, Valentina Bulloch, Wm G Bnntz, Henry Byck, Simon 1 Barthelmess, R M Berrien, J M Bntler, Gilbert Byck, LcvlE Coldlng, » H Cameron, Ueo H Crawford, H Champion, Aaron Cone, James E Cohen. Solomon Cooper, John Bingham, H C Casey, U G Cohen, Octavos Corey, Wm B Dumas, Henry B Deacey, Jao Dortch, Jno Dlxos, W D Dowling, Patrick Etjfn, Beery H Ferrill. Jno U Fairchild, LJ B Footman, It H Fnlton, Silas Fnrgoaon, D Fefrlll, B B Ford, ThosO Flaherty, Edmund Green. Wm Gardner, 8 Gilbert, Calvin L Gleason, Solomon W Goodall, Seaborn Hnale- W P Howard. J G Haywood, Alfred Hudson, Coo A H-vur, L L Hanpt, Jas L Honlg, A H Henrv, B Henkes, Henry llappo, Wm HelraklB, Martin Imrucn, Jno Jordan, Francis D Johnson, Jno R Josephs. Antonio Tbe undersigned have been duly appointed a com ... mltteo to facilitate and expedite, by correspondence Notice 13 Riven tllJlt gentlemen at a dia- aud Otherwise, such acuon as may seem necessary to Knorr, Louis lance can have their names altached to it bv i briu 8 Aether at PhUadelphia a convention of the I King, JuO sen dine a. reou=L l.v l.-llcr .lircrt-d tn n » b| e«tmenof the nation, without regard to their party ! Kirk, Thos ,T senumg a lcqu.l u\ lellcr, direct* a to 1 M . antecedeuta, who iavor, generally, the restoration i Killorin, Patrick Binglmm, BiQ., \\ aslnncrton, I). C. ! policy President Johnson haa advocated aa against the ' Knapp, NB W. B. Stokes, Tennessee; vjoseph S j <i»ngerou8 course pursued by the ma|otlty in Con- j Kelly, Jno J Fowler, Tennessee: James Getty Tennessee; wilir „ on , .... ... . .., 1 . • T i J ... , n r . ,,r r, .. Wc deem it proper to suggest that it la desirable A. J. Hamilton, lexas; George V\ . .Paschal, I that there bo sent from each State four delegates at Texas; 0. B. Salmi, Texas; G. W. Ashhurn, I large and two from each Congreasioual District who Georgia; Henry S. Cole, Georgia; J. W. J J* v «r tho principles -forthi iu the caK, to be tmken mw-rx®,’ T ,* ; from the supporters of Lincoln and Johnson in 1864, McC 16£Ty, Missouri; John KelBO, Mis* aud a like number from their opponents. Also, four delegates from each Territory, and four from the Dis trict ol Columbia, iu those States whereof a portion of the people were lately in rebellion, a currespoiul- souri; J. F. Benjamin, Missouri; George W. Anderson, Missouri; John B. Trott, Fair fax county, Virginia; J. M. Stewart, Alex- M* Stewart, Alex- mg number .If delegates may be chosen by tbepeonlf andria, Virginia; Wm. N. Berkley, Alex an- j generally who accept the principles stated in*h« ami. dria Virginia: Alien C. llarraan, Alcxan- it ■» not mtoudod, however, that theac adggeationa , ’ 6 “ r “„- »«»L- . 1 eliall iuterfere with any arraugc-mente alraailj* made dria, V irginin; Low is McKenZlA, V irgiuia , ,, r t |j ( , .election of delegates!lt ia left entirely to the J. \V. Uunnicnt, Virginia: Jouu t ■ L naer- j political oi-ganizatioDs in the different Statee and Die- wood, Virginia: Burnham Wardwell, Yir- 1 ——**“ •_ —••-—“ — ■*- ginia; Aclx. M. Davis, Virginia; Byrn Laflin, -.1 to Savannah, the editor of the ' Jj (irl |j f',,rolina: Daniel R. Goodloe, North Loft ns. Jaa LovelU J M B ijtw, Wm L'oyd, Thoa E Lippman, J Mph Landrum, BflVHAua Logan, Jaa J Lavtn, Michael Lttctie. H F Lee, CbRa Lodge, C L Laird, Thoe H Lewie, Nat '! ° 1 » f •' Ahrena C Aaendorf, John B. Bracer, laaac Borryc, DtW* Blance. Jt Blanca, E W Ruche, B Bryan, Alfred Bloc, Henry Banted, Henry Borcken, K W Bailey, David BarTlon, L C . Backford, H P Beil, Ohaa H . Barber, F c. Carmody, Jaa Callanan, Philip Cornell, L M Colson, Theophllut Cleary, Deenie Cohen, laaac S Cornwell, Geo Clift, Joa W Cummings. Montgomery Clarke, Frank Dailey, Jno Donovan, Cornelias Derat, Peter bearing, j c E. Family, Chaa Fleming, Pat J FolUard, Wm Flatley, Andrew - Hangar, Jno A Fleming. W B Fowler, J W G. One, FL Godfrey, Wm O Goers. Chrladan One, Wm E Granaald, Louis H. Hills, E S Hogan, Mathew Hardee, Chks 8 Hirschberg, Jos Hosaey, Wm Hollister, U W Hohenateln, A8mm Hernandes, Jno ■ Uarie, Allred Hamlet, Jno H llart, LevlS L J. Jachen, Claua Jansen, Adolr Jones. Geo 1 Kollock, PM Kohler, August Kng. O B Kinck, h KUay, Jno Koch, Fred L. Lewie, Jno W „i. Uauner thus speaks of one of Sa- 'i't greatest and most; successful enter- t ve very glu i to iearn, on oar arri- Ia;or Screven, President, and Mr. Superintendent of the A. AG*. R. R-, | tricta ihat concur in th.- principle, of the call to de cide whether they will choose their delegatee by joint ! or separate meetings, or by their executive commit- : teea. Wc have hean authorized to appoiDt temporary exec- ! utire committees in the States where the same are j Mercer, Geo A presumed to be necessary. Yon are, therefore, re- Metcg?r, Jno O I quested to act as such committee, and to adopt imme * ’ * mate measures to secure a full delegation to ttie pro- •CuroliuH; George Reese, Alabama; D H. Bingham, Alabama; M. ,1. Saffold, Ala bama; J H. Harcomb?, Alabama. Washington, July 4th, ISfiC. The Richmond Times alludinc to the' Vir- I P""' 11 convention, not interfering, however, with'the ine nicumonu i lines, unuuiugao tuc »ii I j^tiem which exiating organizaUons may have taken ginia signatures to the call,says—“It will be | fortheaame object. Yonr action Witt be auch as to ipitted our leader on the subject, ] seen that the greater number of theca . J mi the reduction oi passenger j m p or ( e j Jiiwneasiers, who. as members of ;.J though they did not come down to * ... ... . . the Underwood clique constitute an abomi nable living nuisance in this State.’’ Who are G. W. Asbburne and Henry 8 Cole of Georgia ? McDonald, Dona’d Malletle. Das McNelty, J O Murkina, Geo h ■- *..*c* arc satisfied, from reasons given L i’rc-sident. that a greater reduction ■ If-ve been impolitic, unwise and eje- ;• * a. lurra ■ ing to the interests of the They have met the people’s de- - a.. t it is to he hoped a corresponding - ol patroni. c will justify a still fnr- v f ; *- Lou at uo distant day. If it is fail to encourage and the ' ^ '■ . iaises at i>2 cents; If. hhds. clayed Molasses ,pn C the people oi a at ^ |_ 2 cen ts ; 15 bhds. Muscovado Mo- ;, :rJrcd thousandlasses at 57 cents; 30 hhds. Muscovado Mo- f,. ro,d. n.a“shopsand rolling • lasses at.56 cents: 5 hhds. Mu^ovado S^r I a..-,* ucli an outlay under diffi i at 13 1-4cenls; 2 tierces Muscovado sugar >* -*- ,r: familiar to all, u ought not to 1 ™ 14 “«*« ■ 2 “"f 8 * 5 . ^1“ -c i • i them to field too readily or j Ht 12 3-*. cents; i hbd. Muscovado : a..;,, cvt.nt, to the clamor forlow Sa B* 8 al 12 ‘' 8 ceDts: 2 1 “f s 1 * ‘V, o d | l i -1.1-3 Hong the line, and all Sugar at 12 3-4 cents: 2 hhds Muscovado -dm led iu the prosperity of the Sugar al 12 1-2 cents; 0 tierces Muscovado I generously aud vigorously se-1 ^ Ceots, rU °*® cei ? to restore it to j 0cxB4OEs IN p a[ . s - (:E o e ,,egx County, Va.—Tbo ... 1-p. ndence and usefulness. It I Prterabur^ Index 9ay« “ever Muce th** disbondiug of • ' rv that cenveys the life-blood I the negro tro'jjjsiit City P.nut the people of Prince v‘1. m t'southwestern Georgia, and I George and Surry have been tbe victims ef a gang or ;}>/,• . r ,„i ,, ,^a « li i negro highwayuieu, who rob, pillage and beat with - 1 i regard it a.*? a pet as well R3 J impunity. Men are stopped in the most ■ ■ ‘' 1 ■ public roads, houses are broken iuto d*J ood night, | Sale of Si oar and Molasses is Charles- ! ton—Messrs. J. A. Euslovv «£ Co., sold on „ . .. . . , Friday, the cargo of the schooner Alert, ■ t '-? “* to from C’aybaneu. Cuba, at the following u ' tbe company wUl be ^ ? hbds. and 0 tierces Clayed Mo- ail probability, to restore the j 1( -. hl ,H s rlaveil S •s or The -ntineiu. I M ile, repaired us to make it alto- i c l in appearance and usefulness to nomieiii work. Hereafter the com- •n be able to put up their own en- -1 build their own curs ’ 1.spateh to the *N. v. World 1 "ttaIU ( ishlnet .licetin. ... K'en-l tae Sicklaa Case u.„ui V -Munion Assuming Ulctuturlai 1 *• July IU —The President wa« i<j be present at a regular Cabinet oiling stock i9 being ra- * dignatiem of our people, when news arrived of a most 11,1 n i f i cn ti inr nn?/hlv brutal »ud cowardly outrage at Wilcox a wharl. on .UJ tuc Old SO tJlorougnjy Tataday W hereb> two peaceable citizens were bruised aud cut almost out of semblance of humanity. “ If tne civil anthorities are powerless to prevent tbeso outrages, we are authorized to say that the com ma odaut oi tins post will at once reader such as sistance as will rxdThe people oi the scoundrels who perpetrate them. “Let ns have vigorous and prompt measures—a little wholesale hanging, and people may travel in peace.” ryus is still suspended i* South * ! ’ *t • ivilians held under aentdnet by urt-martial should not be turned • -athorities. A Babefooted Bbioadier.—The Nashville Union and Amencausaya: ' , By private defter received at this olnce yesterday, written by a late Brigadier General in the ( onlederate servica, one of the roost energetic and enterpriaing of on test is understood to have arineu ; them all says- “I have followed tho plow diligently . ; ! ‘ ; opinion between Stanton and the ' thia summer. On Friday and Saturday last I triad It t j the construction ol what ia known I stood it the two days, but the ground f ‘ 1 umation. Stauton claims that the »o hot outside the new made furrow, that I bad corutLS is still susDendad iu South 10 *“Uow ihe p i ow to a dot.” — f *resi < xcitauent prevails among the rebel and Democratic portion of the comm unity at New Orleans at the arrest ot Rend fbr failing to put into execution tne «: lv \\ bill. Parties stand ready to give I . n, H> bail f„r him. and pledge themselves to spend hin defence. 0 n the other hand, the United States authori,^ quitc determined to make an example of him. and puu.sh to the fuU ex* tent ot the law. —A Spiritualist paper in WilUatnBbnrc. Sew Y ork, publishes soma verses purporting' tohwB been written in “the seventh sphere” by tbo a»K\n«!n nf coin, commencing, “Ob, God, wbat licry wav es of hell across my burdened conscience roll! and ending, “To hoary age, ye thoughtless youth, avoid the fato <*f John Wilkes Booth 1” —Head Centre Stephens was arroated on Thursday lost, at the suit of P. H. 8onnott who claims four thousand dollars for delivering lectures on Foniauiam, and expenses incurred in au exouraion to Camps Bello. Stephens appeared in tho Municipal Court and gavo bail in the sum of seventeen thousand dol lars. —Th» officers of tbo Texas provisional government hava been officially instructed to continue their duties until eontrarv orders are iwiwl fmw» ■ -HI PHILADELPHIA NaVT YaBD.—A ■ • '--patch of tue 11th says: There has • ' '' *■ iik-h: hero to-day by u report that broken out on the frigate Chatta- ^ - 1 v y Tard. The reports are probably ' *v<l. but the truth scorns to be that ' •'♦hip have died ol uholora-morhus ' V “uppo^to have b*?en caused by ' •latnes. No information can be obtained ‘uci.Uk at the yard. « ■ — 4 ‘"*‘ —Mr. Romero, the Mexican Minister, V '‘ uv r, ’**Tv*:d official di-|>atch«rs from Hi • • •-• him that ou the 10th ult., President * ,' , ;l !l "’U and tbe Government, left £1 ' ‘j. ' U hua. Letter** from the City of Duran- r-reived here by the last nteamer irttm that the French troops m that citv "1 tiers to march agam«t <Jhihuohun, and J ;i ‘ ri had already letf, and w*»re at that time Letters from the city of Mexico state that unc was concentrating all the available r °*-pa iu San Luis Potosi, to open a new and .ampaign against the Mexicans. *il Street Bulls and Bears wilted under the weather, and the only stocks showing animation appear to have been those of the em Geor « ia beads the list of quotations 4 . Ur v at HO. Tencessee comes next at 91. aid such movenasnta—the purpose of your appoint ment being to provide for the selection of delegatee if no adequate preliminary armpgementa have yet been made. The day lixed for the National Convention ia near, and we desire to impress on you and all friends of this cause, that it ia of the first importance that district or State conventions, or State executive committees, im mediately appoint detegatea. And it Is particularly requested that a list of delegates and committees ap pointed be speedily forwarded to the chairman of thia committee. Iu conclusion, we bawe to add that the paramount object of this movement is to bring intet great Na tional Conference from all parts of our distracted country wise and patriotic men, who may dsTias a plan of political action calculated to restore national unity, fraternity, and harmony* and secure to mm af flicted people that which is so aliteersly desired by all good men—the practical blessings of an enduring Alex. W. Randall. Lewis D. Cam—ll. Montoomxby Bun. Affidavit in tke Case of Jnatlce Stale). State of Geobou, Chatham County. Personally came and appeared, the undersigned citizens, who, being duly sworn, deposeth and aaith, that on the 10th day of July, 1866, a Sergeant Major, a Sergeant or Corporal, and two privates ol the United States army, came io the office of Justice John A. Sta ley. The Sergeant Major entered the office, while the guard remained out on the sidewalk. The Sergeant Major stood before the Justice's desk fbr about one minute, where the Justice was than arranging some paper?. The Sergeant Major handed the Justice a communication, which the Justice read and replied that he would be there iu a few minutes. The Ser geant Major said to him, tery «brupf?y, “You wifi bm vs to go with me at once.” The Justice raqueetedhim to wait a moment until he could arrange hispepersto show his position, and that he desired the Sergeant Major io understand that he was not offering any xe- Metance. but desired simply to arrange his papers to show his position before leaving his office, whan he. would go with him, whereupon the Sergeant Major again very abruptly ordered the Justice te corns along with him, that his orders were positive and must be obeyed, and ordered his guard to come into the office, for the purpose, we suppose, of taking the Justice out by force. The Justice said to him, “I am coming, you need not do that.” The order fbr the guard to come into the office was then countermanded, when tbe guard remained out on the pavement and com menced loading their muskets; this, however, tbe Sexgsant Major countermanded. The Justice, by thia time, hxriaff imaged klapapm, earn* fro™ brtiind 'hi,desk, aud went along quietly with the Sergeant xfajnr and his guard. Just before tearing the office, the Justice requested the Sergeant Major to tall him where be was going to take him, Rut he might hare ate attorney to represent hint, and not until he had repeated It aerural time! would tho Sergeant Ktjor inform him, and when he did, be did It rery abruptly.' Tbo whole time, from tho time Hie Sargent Major entered the office until he left ft in Charge Of hie priso ner, did not exceed four or lire min a tea . > Sworn to before me, thi? 13th July, 1806. Lbvi 8. Hast, Justice of tho Peaco. Chatham county, Georgia. (Signed,) James T. Buokner, Thoa. H. Laird, W. D Oliveira, Geo. S. Barthelmess, John T. Latham. M. Sineqefieia, B. [Stamm, George Archibold, Geo. tF, Moore. i * ' ■ _L_ U piratical craft aerlv vj the 3d inst. gone on each aid. rowboat, Thepirato.tr boat followed aoa. —A young lad) v da-, and war T 4 ^" ~~ I of right la©:> 3 McConaghy, Jno Meyer, IB McCarthy, M D Haglll, C A McGee, Jaa Miller, A C McGuire. Thoe Mosel, Wm Moun, Antoine Nichols, Geo It Nagent. T. Jr OteotlP G (VMahony, Joj Ofeott, WM Lark, Peter Lampe, Montgomery C Law, D W Larch*. Jao Luna J L Levy, 8 Yates Laehllaoa. Robert Latham. Jno I. Lamar, O B, Jr Lewie, Geo C Leonardy, Jno M M Kahili, Jao ■ailer. MP McFarland, W S Mygan, P B Kilter, Jacob McNish, Jno J Monahan, Jas Minis. A Mendel, Emanuel McCauley, Wm J Murchison. Jno McGlone, Jas Mobs. Jao Metedlib, Wm N. Neidlinger, J S O. OUveraa, Wm D O Kears, Walter OUerman, Wm P. SEALS, SEAL PRESSES - t « A:W Cancelling Stamps. SOUTHERN • >. ti ilgne — and SEAL PRES.-Es, suiluhle for lhe use ot County OSceia. Notaries SocleUea, Lodges and Bsstneee men generally. We are also prepared to fnrnlsb Cancelling and Bnalness Stamps of any paltvru al maker's pricer. Send for a circular. RST1LL A BROTHER, News Dealers, Bull street, next In the Poet Office. iS* Savannah- NEW PERFUME For the Handkerchief. A Most Exquisite, Delicate, and Vxh- ?rant Perfume, Distilled from tbe Ban tnd Beautiful Flower from which it safcea its name. Manufactured only bv PH.4 LOW * SOW, NEW YORK. BEW1EE Of COOHTEBTEITg. ▲BX FOR PHALON B-TA KE NO OTHFB- Bold by DnourietH ycncrslly. ProuJhl _ Purse, Thos „ Platans; CnssO^ Prendergast. ■ M Palmer, T H Rom. Andrew M Rin ey, Jos B ■ Read, Jaa B Blmahart, W Ruaalt, laaac Bay, Jaa Kyrnn, ChahHat: M Burnell, P M W Reilly, Jaa Hackcrl, lit: ,::i- Richert. Francis K£a*x- Roblnaoa ehha* Rogers, E T 1 Jill Sflva, Jaa B Soullard. B A Shiele, PK Stoddard, John (J Sadler, Alegji a Stamm, Anton « Stephens, Henry C Barege Joto Io!ia - SUhMfffr Jntf fag^e IS^AF ,HW Philips, J W Power, E Patterson Wm H R. Kogan dw K Rawed, Waring Saill y | Pater Rowland, Jno C Raid, Michael ML-* Reedy, Jao Robertaoc, Gao, Jr Boenay, Barmaid T. Taggart, Grantham I Thomas, Jno T mri.VH Alio 4 1 Ytelsticka, Henry W. Wayne, Thos 8 Wsiua, Bnknrt WUteiL Aaron Warner, Pinion Wolhar, Jno Wayne. B A West, J J * »'• Walker, BH : WRlberger, Wm H Waaha, W H Whrewn, Jdtejr -l- Welnheimax, JacPb Wade, John , Waldbnrg, Jacob WlUiuer, B ,J -- .o. Altpeipons trialling to tbe Bngjatry Book is now* persons, w*K» or orneead. —y-i.. ^ -v—. ~ tax wfD a* once ai ms rraaa- °« ce * JiUS STEWART, are Infannpd that at this office, an jylCJt C!«k«f Council. c- ——. urr — j in .lireston ** 1 * gg f . ,i ea ».,Wearing tbi t, C^r >cd aerytn, n ■ : * • .''•‘JJ, r j . ^,1* U 2^5 «*».«*-- : '• 2£SS£wTu« l &i£2ZL* 0 ] ’• \ . : :C ....o.*:;. K y-: u ;* : ■ "***" take her. IIS). OTBB* '■^V.-t* . *-; DISEASES OF THE FEET . Mrs. raiiw* W Emigrants Can be Supplied WITHIN ten days. rflHF undersigned arc prejiared to supply Planters A and other parties who ruay be In want of WHITE LaBUREKS, and hava made necessary arrange ments in the North to flM ,viiv order, for agriculiare Laborers, Wooden" rs. Mei iianics, etc- within Ten or Twelve days fro mi he day tke order ia {riven here. The L-horei- ,\rc* to .... received by the Employers on arrival of lhe steamer here, and transported to the points where they are a anted at Employers' expense, nod the Employers have further to pay a certain Hum per head in advance, partly aa security and partly ror covering tbe expense* in bringing the Emigrants from the North to this port. The rate at which Farming Laborers can he se cured wiH overage about #160 per year, the Employ ers finding them. Per further particulars apply to WM. MORVILI.E A CO., Jones' Block, Bay street, on- door East ol darnard street, Savannah, Ga. Ekra-RKNCKS : Jackson A Lawton, Savannah. John W. Anderson A Son, Stvaunah, Solomon Cohen, Savannah. Jim.C, Ferrill. Savannah. Nicholla, Cktap # Co- Saranuao Geo. A. Cnyier, Savannah. W. R. Fleming, Savannah. John Screven. Savannah. Brigham, Baldwin <f Co . Savannah Savannah kauonal Bank, Savannah, mfi BRANCH OFFICE KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE CO., Of New York City, N o. 89 Bay Rtreet, SAVANNAH, «A. Policies Issued and Losses Paid AT TBIB OFFICE. CREDITS Given to holders of Mutual Policies of CO PEE CENT, If desired, when tbe premium amounts to $50 or more, and is paid annually. THE OGLETHORPE Insurance Comj y OF SAVANNAH Are prepared to take Fire Risks on Reasonable Ter At their Office, 117 Bay Street. H. W MERCER. I'reutf) r. J. T. Tnouas. Sec. H- W. Mercer C. S. Hardee William Hnnter A. S. Hartridgc A. Porter R. Morgan J. Stoddard J. T. Thomaa W. Remshart F. L Gne H. A. Crane A. A. Solomena M. Hamilton W. W. Gordon myT 'l Director-s: M. 8. Ohen J. Lama J. W. Nentt D G. Purae A. Fnllarton J. McMahon L. .7. Gutlmariin F. W. Sims G. Butler R- Lai liiieon B. P. Claton. Anensta •7. W. Knott. Maron B. F. Rosa, Mac-in W. H Yonng. i'olumo.i 8. B. HARRINGTON, DIVIDENDS VALUABLE MIDDLE GEORGIA Plantation for Sale. I AM OFFERING a deairahle Summer place for Bale, three mUee Iron Millrdgeville, containing 700 acres of good com and rid ton land, with good Improvements. Aon peach and apple orchards, with Other fruits. Water and health nn«arpas9ed in Mid dle Georgia, taunted on the main road to Sanders- vllU, convenient to jfood schools, end a good market tor all that can be produced »n tbe place. Price, IlfJI per acre, in two payments. Address BOX 247, {puter™- *"- GOYT0N AGADEXT, MALE AMD FEMALE, WHITE8V1LLE, GA mu EXERCISES oi this Institution will be re- A. eamed op the needed Monday (Vtbj ot Jul^q 1866. tbe eopaevVea of the undereigwed, who will apare no pains, labor or expense that will contribute to the advancement of pupils committed to his RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION OF POUR TEEN WEEKS. y.J»L;, Ordinary, *10; Higher English and $14. TuiUon payable al the end of each Session. No deduction will be mode for Km time, except In tteea of protracted etekaeae. Assistants of experienrs and abUtty will be em ployed, «e soon aa the number of pupHs lenders It Board can he procured, with pieaeant fhmlliea, in the vfllage, am reasonable terms. Parents derirons of having their children thorough ly Instructed In the nenal Academic Course, prevlons to enterlnffOlllegs, will have every attention given them In this Setfod A uniform end vrho Seomo sys tem of discipline will be maintained. Dos attest** 1H aHo be da 14 to tile moral intioiBK of sastU. The undersigned can furnish numerous testimo nials M to-qualifies* ion*. A. , from promusent citi zens f Edgefield and Bsrmve It Districts,ft. C-t wfeete hehastenght for a unmiwi oi yean*, having ia all aoOrasisknowc to him, gives entire satis made to holders of Mutual Policies as follows; PAID IN CASH, APPLY ON PREMIUM NOTES, or ADDED TO THE POLICY. The latter or REVERSIONARY DIVI DENDS declared by this Company in 1865 were from FORTY-FOUR to ONE HUN DRED AND TWENTY PER CENT., ac cording to age. Tea Year, Non-Forfeiture, ENDOWMENT, AND Life Policies issued by ibis Company. Ne Ritra charge for Southern Residence Directors: IHinhy Brioham, President Merchants* National Bank. colonel Wm. 8. Hoctwau. H. A. Crane, of Craae A Gray bill. .loan D. Hopkins. A. A. SOLOMONS, ol A. A. Solomons X Co. K. A. Soullard. K. J. Moots, or Bra.ly, Smith *Co. Fred. M. Hbu., of Moioombe kCa. M. A. Cohen. Secretary Home Insurance Co. EVERY VARIETYfOF FURNITURi: IS SELLING GOODS Lower Than Any Other Hou IN SAVANNAH. HOTELS AND STEAMBOAT FURNISHED. PARLOR SETS, extra well upholstered. FINE BED ROOM SETS. Walnut and Me hogany. COTTAGE BED ROOM SKI’S, of ever* variety. DINING ROOM and L1BRAK1 SETS. MATTRE8SES, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS of all kmde. A. WILBUR, General Manager WM. R. BOYD, Agent. Ik*. E. roME, Examlnieg PMyalcfam. Or. it. O. AKTOLB.Coareltteg Pbtik’a. J. W. STEELE, Oate Steele * Barhaak.) 11 Mm-ctontH’ Row, Hnton Head,So. Ct And comer Wtnfrona Otorjfe ate .CBdrttetoa, OALLB the atteutk* of Whoknal* and Betan V chaeerato hjeentteriarsukkel Military aad Naval Clothing, - tilKte* .1 hr* - - - jrui Witt fee a Public Examination at the close of j, to which the pnottc a s rmfrectlatty in- vtted. Person- desiring far'her ia.ero.aU.ij will he Principal. R: g Johnson, p«niip.i. make application t^ the Pritiiiipni. tc9-lawtev*ur 8AVAMAH DAIRY, WEST SIDE OF COLUMBIA SQUARE, BETWEEN STATE AND PRESIDENT tfS. PURE FUEteH MIX.K, Motalag sad even tne*. Freeh Butter and Buttermilk, ILOlil, mu ui •*»" j well fcd ana pfletnred. ite» mltk rrom the ">n« cow for , . K OHG- W. LAMAR, tn. Ur OUGHBlA-WAVaril OOriMTT -TWo m* cnanty. Ifiongtag to the meteor Juba, >-«- a~_,rv. and VlUiea Sylvrttvrv- oeceaaed. Tfeta,M5^tKiMI. 0.9- Km.TH, M Admlnletrator. Taltela Institute. liikletitiik Saehte, ,i Oapa, Flc-d Gtemea,' M a .avwm*/’v.' ■ “->*.: : THOM. W- HRQOMM MAHUFACrrUMBt OF FURNITURE AMO GENERAL URHOLSTEWT. . >U Dte mrtet,Ffelladil(Ma, Pe. JOHN Libel for DIvortej Bryan sepe- MA«X T WBLLS.| necamhe/rvim, 18*1. . RDLBTD PEBFSCT SLAVICS TT APPEARING td ths*Cortrt by the' return of the X Sheriff tltet ffia rieMMiat Aa dfea IMMMaMt to of Georgia, aa moUnagf>A^aiNf th ellrirn lor libellant. It I* therefor* flMHVd, TMfoMH AriifAMiMaot be required to lie hex anew iff ear aha M—J an ne by tbe firetdav or the next terih oTthie tThurt, or, Inde- haRtMreof, Uie UbelleoAfre tetowmt to pw ' And Itfe further i — liahed in one of the once a mouth Toe tern of thia Court. ... . Hr Barax StVxklctR CcrCicT, Ana Tire*, 18tK. Johny. Wetla) >«'?• > ' “* ’ ■ • Maiy*Wel1s- f '*******^- It appeartar to foe Can*—ifo* arfoe tatea ffi £»fsesfftrrasja>n9fs . tereoadered that Mreaaate fee paferikked iatetedfog to iv»4w* .. - - rjf o-c peyt tern KITTLES FOLDING SPRING BEDS and MATTRESSES, the best Bed in use, and WARRANTED SUPERIOR to all others. LACE AND GAUZE MOSQUITO CANO . PIES, and CANOPY FRAMES. WAREROOMS*, 178 Broughton Street, nearly Opposite St, Andrew’s Hall. Mount Zion Select School, MOUNT ZION, GA. WILLIAM J. HORTHKN, RECTOR. T ie kxxt session will commence or the first of August. Mt. ZroN, October, 1858. Mr. Wm. J. Nerthen has bean aaeocteted wijh m during (Me preeent rear (1856> in the Mount Zic High School. In ell my intercourse with him, I ha, uniformly temal Mm MaA aad obliging ; indeed, li whole deportment has been that of a gentleman ai a ckristUa. In parting with Mr. N. it affords n pleasure te baax icadaway to bis xeal, indoauy ai aMUta teaching—and to add. I know ot no yoni maa In whose aMHttea aad (detity aa an inahuct 1 have greater conffheoce. C. P. Bk**- v - D- d. UMTkasirr of Georgia, Jniy 29, iwt- feTTcWaa meplmrare to teatify to tfee.c^g*"; : aad elllcteacy of Mr. W. J. Sorthea aa » h^ ;ft " * poaeeeeca acboianMp, tact and fTlTklghorder. IiSfoteteend »>► fideoce to those parenu who "‘S r teSrtt proparty reatratned and thtminr'’^ “ l j > « n ^* ttRLT.. P^pxUk September II, I860. T .. ^ -- wter reboot tor preparing boys ft „l^^- D 2i^ /od am happy toTxprem th- 22SSS“rSrhavoexprea«e«i it to others. iniKh .access, which intlced yon deserve. VjL N. M. Crawford. FfOK RBCCi.hR T.’' : IT'-* 1 Iboth'isle Biid f Surucd On 0 r First 7 Terms «.mr.ug l.i thb iMIiMticu it jra *.m‘:nta! will be re- In A itust pror j ruirfc. „ ... . -B'rtJff* S'^nECTS. b, i *. i. tier jthce Sht wii, rieli : • .tj. Situr ‘ ^ tire. .1 *2.:rev — , .ZT. . * ,tc'**i • by iorntlsiio.. it - mrt. aflsrf i ^ il , 1 , 1 '*^ - - - a, 'ad — - - „ „ 1 iln4rrT8i*>t, at OfaNtet o -vhWCjt* 1 m;-»a*Sll *Per -twA'.-tf < .vootv wu-eita MS 01* 20 ‘JO a. »• is French, Exir* '• " '**• to Ioatructioo in lint »i cuMmnarv. IDA. ] pieursi fanUilrs ar tlo per month ■vU-LC . i. M. - AltNADOiv, PrihCipfii i certify tbo foregoing *o fee trie extract from r 3c ' rrorit/aot ftrvnn supc.-ioi* Court at ifeec«ber.te*nr . .j. a Sava-,,1.1 . Oroech- 0 : • IMLand A.'il , n 18*6. _ - I W * feMIT I ij •j-lnoin. _ , ,21eT~*. .opyrmr 'Jour . ' oiWflSYs at van wye v } O made tetiie Citai^r^B&rfbn* i for, e»ve te r\[ of VA J t* w- I TON, Ute rf fold SSR7 *l:inr b % WOtdCEa F ROM lai«d-.:ea*. office will oc »; ityto ■ er mo: 04 xi 3- nVRFU-