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' ;■ The Daily News and Herald ■I sy •. mason. SAMVEL W. MASON, vv. T. THOMPSON.... Edltm. ..Associate Editor. Offlciampgr^fjfyrggr^ mcwSMgMrtBiH *» eo>Hm THE lAVAAliM MEWS AMD HERALD Akt) THE SOUTH, • ‘TLeDjjtr ffsws am* Herald, of Savan nah, is owaed Mod cdMaatefi by S. W. Mason Esq., formerly Of Boston. Among all onr Southern excbangM there is none which seems to be animated DJ a better spirit than it. Ou the question of “reconstruction” it is earnestly ;A'i;||MiPAX»^AV.<aigS«EA-JS%l>: » f * h f B p Tft l ‘ i Nuri V ** w .jt-=z against the violent ana revolution POSTMJ STKilS Are authorized to receive subscriptions for the NEWS AND HE8Ali>, bail?, Bft-Wedkly and Weekly ,at our advertised rates. XU OUR COUNTRY friends, as much interest iyjhttirouehout ari[-cwmteytej regard to the proapectsofOii) cotton ami qthtr^roii we wilt be grateful to our planting friends and others n the interior for Information on that subject. Those who have opportunities for obtaining valuable infor 1 yry^q, Ajiat iba begt frjend of the South at nation fil regard to the growing crope, the wurkilfe t he JSTorth tet*tU«J Who Were moat resolute of the free-labor system, and kindred matters, of gen eral interest, will confer a favor by communicating the same to ns. It is .perceptible that as the usn approaches for the reopening of the cot- ion market, the public interest increases in regard to the probable aggregate pro duction of this valuable .staple in the the Southern States.- -So great is the anxiety felt by Northern \japitalists, that they have already dispatched agents through the coun try in every direction to gather all the in formation possible in time to set their pegs for the new crop. Nor is this thirst for cotton knowledge confined to this country. It extends to all parts cf Europe, where the manufacturers and speeu lators are looking with eager expectation for reliable data upon which to base their ealeu lations for anticipated profits. - • - • - The estimates as to the number of bales a few weeks since were, exceedingly varied an* They alte felt that the* and «n«r P «tYyiv topi to UgJfljSMCgh. It service advocates with equtflzeal ana atseretfon tne A Uffn st Kme KfipNASVDre-.af Florida. lear n froth' the-Waslringtoii Sejjfiblicnn that the • JfaVyDepnrtmffnt destine the recently put- r| lighed statement couoenuMg the kidnapping of negroes on the coast of Florida. It say* no such information has been received and no such vessel as the Augustine is in the of the Department. The steamer ocates with eqi sentiments of patriotism and the duty of al- Augusta is in the Navy, bnOiEeis at present legiance and submission to the Constitution. mEyuopean waters It is stated that on ac- Governed by a large practical sense, it pro-* wronrt of these sensational rtports circulating tests, of course, in common with the great against the viotepi ^ - of Mr. TbkddeBi Stevens. But as not dde of the crochets of that gentleman has received pf Congress or of the country it ntes' f*>wmo<V»ra J¥ihslow. Ujecqnimander of the Gulf Squadron, to make a thorough polftical hatred. The>Sa ’ vaai dm reoommeod- tifeM goad and true ^qaiktltioB, Which is to meet on the 14th of this month. We wish we could persuade our Southern cotemporary to tell it* readers plainly, boldly, and without in their determination to suppress the rebel lion by force of arms, and that their worst, most insidious, unscrupulous and treacherous enemies are the “ Peace-at-any-ptioe”- metn- the COTTON CROP. j * , If Southero statesmen know what is best tor 11,1 e Ike wh»le U^os, acd for every State.in it, 1 ami for every interest of each State,.they will spurn au alliance with alt those falsely styled Democrats of the North, who tried to betray their country in the hour of its peril. Any party:into wbfeblhey go as accepted .guides or leaders is defeated by the very ignomy of their ureseuce in it. throughout the country, the Department di investigation of the subject, which he did, reporting that not the slightest foundation existed lor the statements referred to. Notwithstanding the order from Wash ington continuing the Provisional Govern ment of Texas, the Secretary of Stale tor Texas h*a since been notified by President Johnson that the new Legis lature will be permitted to assemble without hindrance, and that it is farther reported that Governor Throckmorton-will be recognized sooo after, his inauguration, when the care of the State will be turned over to the recently elected officer* Thu Philadelphia Convention.—The Na tional Executive Committee will be iu ses sion wt the Contiuental Hotel, Philadelphia, from Friday, the 10th of August, untill the meeting ot the Convention. They request that the full names of all delegates, with their poat-office address, be forwarded im- A s there is evidently to be qn entire reeon-- mediately, and that they will report in per- ** son on arriving in that city. -:• .Vi* unsatisfactory; but of late nearly or quite all of the calculations that we have seen have reduced the former estimates several hundred thousand bales. The most accurate and re liable conjectures upon this subject by South ern men place the crop_at ! frpm 1,500,000 to 2,000,000. The best ^posted men North and South had gCnefaily settled.j&wn upon these figures, until the recent appearance of a letter m the New York Times from Mr. Truman, who has traveled through the South a godil deal since the war, in which an estimate is given which goes a long way over all preced ing estimates. As the result, Mr. Truman says, of close observation and inquiry he fixes the aggregate number of bales at from 2,500.000 to 3 000,000. We hope his predic tions will be realized, but we fear his figures . are considerably too high: | Only a short time sinoe it was announced, on authority oflnformalibn from Southern mer chants, and confirmed by assurances of cor rectness from the New York dry goods trade, that the crop would yield only from 300,000 to 1,100,(^00 bales. But it is now attempted to be shown by the organ of the dry goods irade of New Y’ork that the crops will reaefi 4.000,000 bales, which is considerably above Mr. Truman’s estimate. This estimate, says a cotemponuy, has been [pdt forth with the view of depressing the market as much as possible, in order that buyers may avail themselves of the opportunity thus created of making purchases of the new crop at low figures. This supposition is strengthened by the statement going the rounds that cotton agents have contracted for the delivery of crops at Southern ports at tweuty-five cents, currency, and that they have contracted wifli planters in Georgia and Alabama for the pro - duct of their fields at eighteen cents. The object cf Ibis is too apparent to deceive the most simple-minded. It is in this way that Northern speculators hope to create the im pression that there will be a very large crop, and then step into the market and purchase all that can be had at a stipnlated price. It is to this end that they have their agents scattered throughout the country, ready to consummate the scheme when the signal is given by the managers in New Y’ork aud elsewhere. Our planters will hardly be caught by any tricks of this sort. The}- will have the sagacity not to sell their cotton un til they have gathered it, aud ascertained with a degree ol certainty what the crop will yield. We will venture the assertion that cotton will not fell below present prices, even though the crops should reach the maximum estimate, which is an impossibility. N, OF NORTH icle, which is the it faction in Con ical party may be of ex-Guvernor 23 Igtoo OJ tbed’ greds, fearful that the damaged by the rej&t Holden as Minister to San Satvadofr,'attemptk ■ v .. to palliate the negative action of the Senate by alleging that the refusal to confirm (be nomination proceeded from no distrust ot his loyalty or fitness forthe place, bat that it teas dictated by a regard to the existing laws and ., regulations p£ Gopgreeq,undgr,^jusfejjie > ap^ . , y ., pointee could not have taken the oat! refers, of course, to'the test oath, Mnac 1SC2, and the amendment to the Constitution recently proposed by Congress*-Wfckskj al though not ratified, is considered morally -■i O Wtj&ng, hod excludes all who have in any way been compromised with the “rebellion,” until they shall have been reltevbd hy Vl wni- '• $ }ltdtds v©le of the National Legislature. We do* not think the ex'-Governor ,can derive much consolation for his disappointment from t he apologetic explanation of the Chronicle, when it takes particular pains Jp show that confirmation is contingent Up of t which is so obnoxious stroettonbf parties, it behooves the Southern meu to keep aloof from that class ot North ern demagogues, who cheated them hefore the war, misled them during its progress, and now'that it i$ ovet have no power to help them but a fatal capability of doing th<uu harm. A political coalition between ihu still revolutionary elements of the Mouth and sack men as Fernando and Benjamin-Wood most prove lobe either a calamity or a farce. ; Ni*t the great body of the Northern people, when the war came - to* otope. wanted a constitu tional amendment abolishing slavery and representation according to qualified voters- They alto felt that the National Government was pledged to see that the negro, while the South was in a transition state, should be protected in life, person, and estate; and, having obtained these, they wanted all the. States restored at the earliest possible mo ment to {heir lull political relations to the Nstioosl-tjovernment. TheUea of forcing universal suffrage upon the Southern States, or of demanding sociul equality between the whites and blacks, or of reducing the States lately in rebellion to the condition of Territories, or of carrying a plan of general confiscation, never has. been harbored by any considerable or reputable number here having the slightest influence upon the course of public opinion. Without wishing or intending to treat ot political issues, present or prospective, we feel it our Christian duty to express the hope that at this time the South will not fall into the dreadful mistake of trying, by the aid of of what is here regarded as a bogus Demo-' cracy, to build up a party in favor of ultra, sectional, pro-southern views. The interest of the Southern people is to make common cause with the so-styled Conservatives of the Uoiou organization;, and with those who can properly affiliate with them. When this shall have been done, parties will divide on policy or principle, and not on geographical lines. The quicker this is done the better will it be for all sections and for all interests. The above is from the Christian Intelligen cer, which we have always regarded as one of the ablest, fairest, most influential and most conservative religious papeis at the North. It is edited by Elbert S. Porter, D. D., a prominent clergyman of Brooklyn, re nowned for his eloqnence in the pulpit, aud his ability as a writer. We thank him for bis compliment to the News and Herald, which is the more valuable for coming from so distinguished a sohree, but we suggest that a visit to the South, and intercourse with its prominent divines and Jeading peo ple, would demonstrate the error ot many of the premises on which he argues above- The News and, Herald always has maintained, wliat Southern people well know, that their best frieuds at the North are those who fought most resolutely for the Union, and those who staid at home, Sumner, Stevens, et id omnes, who never fought, but are now trying to undo the results of the war tor the Union, are their worst enemies. There is no people on the face of the globe more thor oughly disgusted with partisan politics, and more anxious to obtain and preserve by any honorable means, and only such, their full stains as citizens-i>f their united nation, than the influential, controlling people of the South, so far as extended investigations have enabled us to judge. All they ask is what was pro mised them by their conquerors, and they are not factious enough to connive with Peace-at-any-prtoe Democrats, or object enough to bow the knee to Radical cabals, who assume to control the affairs of the na- JflftHT DISPATCHES. thus far refused to consider even, much less ! aeleB 0 ratify the hardship of the case ** lessened practWally by the remark-of the Chronicle that “the fact as well understood py Senators and Representatives in that Governor Holdtitf was a thorn In the aide of the rebellion," but rather ini Through Sleeping Cars from Atlanta to New York and Boston, via Wilmington. We learn arrangements have been recently entered into between the Wilmington and Manchester Baiigqad, of North Carolina, and the South Carolina Railroad and the Georgia Bailroad, by which through passenger trains will be run daily between Wilmington, N. C. and Atlanta, Ga. Passengers, baggage and will be carried daily without being din or changed between these points. The most luxurious sleeping cars, -built ex- C sly for this line, will be in these trains, ‘are’iofli 'daiy and night cars. The pas senger need not change his place from At lanta to Wilmington, N. C., and has no r toiMble about baggage or transfers; and, r furtber, has a most lnxnrious bed to sleep in in .the sleeping cars. Through passengers can get in these cars at Augusta or any other point on the route. The arrangement commenced on August 4th. Wqjiope ibis effort on the part of these com- fteoles. tw add 4o thejeutnfort of the traveling public by this arrangement will result in a tes that thave flip there of patronage to the line. The connections of this line are sure and reliable, the said companies having lately added the best and most improved Tolling stock to their equipment. Passengers going North and taking this route, and also going up the Chesapeake MQB Ol rCDcIllODj Util latUCl ] KQOOw 611 ta5f |Sfi|ectioo with Jtk assurance that “whenever thq Sot IU.4J3 assurance tnat“whenever the South shall >i#ept the CqnsUtotionsl uaehdioenl, df w" wen of the stamp- of Mr. Holden, and all Others who giv» evidanae of sincere loyalty, the disability under . G w^fhthe^flote. labor.” The ex-Governor to aT d^Mhtless discovered ere Mr*that feotej , * withstanding he damaged the cession said rebellion” all he. copld, *qd mfide n good record as a consistent CTqjpnfgt, bq i* ^placed by bis Radical friends in the same 1 " -predicament .with the active- participoote 'ip: ' this **rfehellfotr.® And yet, who can sympa thize with the rejected applicant with the knowledge that h who un fi/JOiilJJ i i@MUJ i Confederacy ftnd Bay, da not lose any night’4 rest from At- kanta to Niw^YOrk and even to Boston. e jFree^Kn; s^d v soldiers of Selma, have' baa two or three serious rows of late. The Messenger says the first began by an unprovoked attack upon tne negroes at a ball, in whiejt fisticuffs and firearms e second disturbance lurch, where the firing was quite lively^ tmT no one teas seriously htrtt. The soidietM afe vowing veugeance against UM negroes, and the negroes are arming themselves ,for defence against the soldiers, nnd it has become unsafe for out siders even to venture into the streets af- ter nightfall. that he abandoned On* of the great literal of a iiarid .Aesia new taunting With fiw chance of ingratitude*for WsTie&h (m* cry tote South,-amkjpdoiag so he vaunU his own infamy qsd proclaims his own per fidy. Radical Benateiw may love the treason and yet despise the traitor. iterary successes of re- vrnni times hug hewn that of “Edmund Kirke,” bed fiie enormous Bis fiew book, nation.' IWeicmMedAtonf the Guerrilla* Will be issued ! the Seupte this week by his publisher, Mr. Carieton, of * : «stre*bi-l-Htor Afiofivttftiavettato K to* "toe « anew novel ttw *nthor Of i “WyldePs whftoh hat pcodac«A qaite 8 London, and T. 8. Arthur’s new dom story, entitled Our Neighbors. Chsrch Yard, sensation fn lestic — — Special Notices. Stevedores’ Benevolent Asso ciation. i i - ■ SAVANNAH, 8a., Aug. 7,1666. There will be a regular monthly "lirrttoff of the Stevedored Benevolent Association at tacir Ball THIS EVENING, at 8 o’clock. Pu -ctml attendance is requeued. By order M. J. FORD, Pres. H. C. Scli ivak. Secretary, S. B. A. au7-l • ATTENTION REPUBLICAN BLUES. An adjourned meetiDg of this Association will bo held at the “Fireman's Hall,''on THURSDAY EVEN ING. August Stb, at 8>4 O’clock, p. m. Every member is requested to be present. JAMBS L. BAUPT, Prea’t pro. tcm. TH03. W. MCNISB, Soc’y. au7-3 ZN'otice. NATIONAL EXPRESS A TRANS. COMPANY, I Savannah, Augnit 7, I860, ) Tils National Express and Transportation Compa ny having completed their arrangements, are now prepared to receive end forward Ooin. Bullion Cur rency and Freight of an descriptions, to an points ou tbe Atlantic A Unit Railroad and points South. The patronage ol the public Is solicited. Gen. JOS. E. JOHNSTON, Prea’t. JOS. F. WALKER, Agent. an7-lw iron Moulder’s Union, No. 129. The members of this Union are hereby notified to attend their regular monthly meeting THIS EVEN ING, at 8 o’clock, p_ m. A punctual attendance is required, as business of importance will be laid before the meeting. By order of THOS. BALL ANT YXE, Pres’t Thos. B. Cessak, Sec'y. au7-l indent Land Mark Lodge, No* 231 M A Regular Communication of this Lodge -effmsrwin be held at their Hall This Evening, at S Ar\o’clo:k. Functus) attendance to requested. By order. JAS. M. PRENTISS, au7 Secretary. Notice. MR. H. W. DKNSLOW, of thin citv, la associated with us in business, and has an interest in the same fromtougnst 1st, 1866. J. Vi. LATHROP & CO. Savannah. August 6,1886. au6-lw To the Voters of Chatham Co. The undersigned was raised in Chatham county, was in Major Anderson's command, and lost bis left arm in tbe defense of Fort McAllister, lie now asks his fellow-soldier* and citizens of Chatham county for tlieir anffrages for the olHce ol CORONER. If elected, he will have one of the oldest and best medical surgeon* in the city to assist him in the propes discharge of hts duttefi. au2 RICHARD MONTGOMERY. Assignee’s Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignee of the Bank of Commerce of Savannah, Georgia, Ls prepared to enter upon his duties. All 'bill noldere and other persons haring elaims against the mid Bank, are requested to present the same for liquida tion, and all parties indebted to the Bank are re quested to make immediate payment. BUI holders will loae their priority IT the bills are not presented within six months lrom this date. JOHN C. TERRILL, an-2 3m Assignee. NOTICE. During the month of August, the Drug Store of JACOB LIFTMAN will be kept open at night and on Sunday. aul-8t THB BEST TOffIC.—Caswell, Mack A Oo-'s FERRO-PHOSPHORATED ELIXIR OF CALISAYA is'a combination of the three best tonics, IRON, PHOSPHORUS, CALISATA. The Iron gives the brood a rich vermflUon color Where it becomes thin and watery; the Phosphorus supplies nervous power Tn cases of mental depres sion. while the Callsaya gives tone and rigor to all the organs of the body. Sole mauubeturers, CASWELL, MACK ft 00., un der Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, and Newport, R. L For sale at LIl’PM AN’J jy* tf Drug and Chcmleai Warehouse. HILL.'* HAIR DTS|' SO esnts.—Black or Brown, InsMataneons, best, cheapest, doraMs, re liable. Depot, No. 66 John street, New York. 8old by all drug and patent medicine stare* everywhere, ms-ly HBLMBOLD’S CONCENTRATED EX TRACT BUCHU ls the great Diuretic. UELKBOLD’3 CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Is the great Blood Purifier. Both are prepared according to rules of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are ihc most active that can be made. Je2S-lm HMI.MM4M.irB FLUID EXTRACT fit- CUP is pleasant in taste aad odor, Den from all in- nrieue properties, and immediate In its action. FOR NON-RKTRNTION OR 1NCOST1- NKNCK ol Urine, Irritation. Inflammation or ulcera- ionof the bladder, or kidneys, .llseaees of the pros trate gland*, stone lh the bladder, calculus, gravel pr brick dust deposit, and all diseases or the bladder, kidneys and dropsical swellings. Use nelm solo's Pluto Inuor Booau. DUTCHER’S LIGHTNING FLY -KILLER Makes quick work with flies, and, If commenced early, keeps the house dear mu summer. . Look out for imitation.. Get Dutcher’s only. te2K-lm MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR are regained hr HetneouFs Extb*ct Rneno. HELM BOLD’S FX TRACT MUUI1C gives health an 1 vigor to tin. fwteeand bloom to (he pallid cheek. Debility 1s accompanied by many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment Is submitted to, con sumption, Insanity or epileptic fits ensue. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU and Iaremn Reek Was cures secret.and delicate dis orders, iu Ml (heir stages, A litUe expense, Rttle or ■o change IB dirt, no Inconvenience, aad no expo mire. It le plasm u* In taste and odor. Immediate in ta action, and firee from ail in juritne properties. A READY ABD CONCLUSIVE TEST of the properties of Hauroeia’s Puna Exwucr Bccac will be * comparison with those set forth in the United Staten Dispensatory. From New Orleans. Sew Orleans, Aug. «.-t-'«tton quiet Sale, iMven hWldredVales.fo»; at 33@36c., re ceipts, threehundred and mnetr-flve Fair, 12@14c. Corn-Mixed unchanged ; white, $1 « .Me*te*k. $05, t^id,** ffisto starting, 59.' New York eirhaug*. 5* dfscount. The weather is excessively warm; the thermometer interior advices report cotton doing finely. Kwi- tera feel litqs alarm about worms. . Eleven deaths have occurred here from cholera since August first The disease is confined chisfiy.to ne groes. • Front lV»sUingto». Washington, Aug. &—It is a noticeable featart hi the bounty bill passed at U»o last session Of Congress that the wit does not apply to seamen. The fourth auditors ere constantly in receipt of letters from ntton who hare been in the service, requesting information as to wherher the law does not apply to them; bnt the answer -Is that under this act nothing cm be done to- wards equalizing their bounties. Washington, Aug. 6.—Brig. Gen. W. A. Nichols will be assigned to duty as Chief of Stiff to Lieutenant General Sherman. " ‘ The In perftw lists Victorious At Ac»- pwlco. San Fnancisco, Aug. 4.-The Imperial Consul of Mex ico here has been officially informed that the Liberals assaulted the fortified town of Acapulco on the third line of defence on the morning of July 22d, but were repulsed and pursued some distance, leaving the body of their commander in the hands of the Imperialists. From Beatoa. Boston. Aug. C.—A mercantile letter dated Port • Prince, July 13th, states that the recent insurrection at Gonavez has been entirely suppressed by Goot, and the town given to the regular authorities. Mew York Nsrksti* Nr* Yonx, August 6.—Coupons of '62, X0t££; do. ’65, MHPi; Treasuries, 104 Gold, 40 and easier ; Uplands 35@35 »£. Flour drooping. Wheat dufl.; inferior 3^3 cents lower. Pork bearry; $3160. Lard quiet and firm. Sugar heavy; Muscovado, lOJi @11. Coffee quiet and firm*! Naval Storea steady; Turpentine 71 @77. Rosin $3 25@9. Mobile. Mcren.k, Aug. 6.—Cotton sales to-day. two hundred and fifty bales middling at 3‘Jc. Market dntt and »8 favor of buyers. Special Notices. ^SHATTERED CBWnTOTOTS HTqRED by Hruoold’s Kxtsaot Bocho. REGISTRY LIST, PNC. CITY OF SAVANNAH. OFFICE OF OLE UK OF COUNCIL. August 3d, 1S-j6. Notice is hcrchy given that tlie Kagistry List ot citizens eutitleil by law lo vote at the ensoiDg elec tion for Mayor anil Aldermen-of the Oily of Sevan* .will close on Monday, the 3d day of September next. The Registry List is open daily from 9 a. m. till 2 p. m. Persons not qualified to vote will return their names to the City Treasurer. JAMES STEWART, angS-lot Clerh of Council. n ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD, CO., 1 SWaNNAH, Oa., AUgU.l 1, 1W8. ( The first installment of twenty per cent, npoa the stock of the Florida Branch Railroad, is hereby called, to be paid at the Company’s Office, la Savan nah, ou the lsth instant. D. MACDONALD, au3-eodtit Treasurer. Assignees’ Notice. Bank of Savannah, ) Savannah, Georgia, JnlyS, 16S6.J The undersigned having been appointed Ass-gneen of this Bank fur the purpose of adjusting and liqui dating its affairs, therefore all persons having claims against this corporation will present them, and al bill-bolders of this Bank are required to present the same witnin six months from this date, or they will lose the priority granted by statute, and those In debted will make immediate payment to H. BRIGHAM, * GEO. W. DAVIS, lyfi-lm Assignees. THE GLORY* OF MAN IS STRENGTH Therefore, the nervous and cctdlitated should im mediately use Heluhoi.ii’s Extract Bitoh it. BATCBDLOR'S EAn ST The Original and Beet in the World! The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan taneous. Produces immediate.y a splondid Black or natural Brown, without Injuring the hair or sHn. Remedies the ill effect, of had dyes. Sold by all Drug gists. The genuine is signed William A- Batchelor. Also, REGENERATIN') EXTRACT OF MILLBFLKOHS, For Resto.ing and Beautifying the Hair, a ill 4-. v CHARI.ES BATCHKI/IR. New Ym Notice. New Advertisements. *. AND ST, THOMAS. The fine, fait sailing Bark ¥epok% Captain BLANCHARD, fis.rwill sail about tbs ltth or August. Superior accommodations for Cabin Passengers. For further particulars, apply Ndtite. mu “LOST CAUSE,” by E. A. Pollard, of the 1 Ricmuood Rte^Ser, be PNffiyfor delivery bvthe middle teAuggrt^--^.. 1 . This work wlU bwwetoeow SI «re»y bold, end to the Forthent reader U wUl he of pecuhar lotMest aud nine; «a»hq as it dues endorsed by the lAA^ieg Confederele sathorltlee, ad aomposed by«ne .eXuoirtedgea So be owe of the mombrillupt wrlUn In the South. As editor of the Riobmond Eisushser, his fccUitie# ' •* the secret h for suthentfcity >. — ——— — —• —. — — patronage of the media* publie. . • As the book will boated eachuivalj by gubscriptlco, sad as then are many evidences that it will be in great request, it is dtetted requislta that every pre- csutlon be taken to ianoe Its prompt and gsu- enl circulation throughoot the State. With this view X have appointed in every county in the States under my supervision, an egent to act la thte County ^Mr. Geo. H. Johnstons, proprietor of the Meremi- . - ... -• the county of i end sub- At Thunderbolt, Fifteenth of August Kext Free for all sail boats under twenty-three feet fe length. ^ ' «DVBR 1 twrtiwok FNaiii-asi—uU- "Rntreee to be made by the 10th of August, to Capt. F. W, THREAD6RAFT. Diatosceof Race-Eight miles q*d back fiSi—. .... re p t tile Index, Is my gel —..— -—■ all on] CbetharnTto whom aU orders most be given scriptions paid. OKO. W. LOYD. Genaiwl Agent for Georgia and AUbama, wbo can be EdirfMdEtAimffi. a*., or Auburn, Mm, A .... ■ iai ■■ 3 . . A QARD. ‘THE IiOST CAUSE”—A CHANCE ffOH EX-CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS. . Nxrw Yosi. July 2,1866. In the early hours of toe algbk of the 30th of June, I wrote tbs leet word ea lhs lest sheet M “l’R* Loo* Cause,’* my long iwfliiiiitffil hiMory of the lete war. I have mccdtupliahed my task.' Within twelve teoathn I have written more than three thousand pages of manuscript, ersmiaed an average of at least two hun dred references ia diffMaat portion* of the aenmttvn, iqJ analyzed And Aonotiied AOine ’ four or five bun’ dred letters from CoilfWerste General* and politicians I believe I have composed a wote Shat wRl tive end.be a poeseaaion for mj eeoatrymen. Rat wtate I proceed to esy Lsincerelydeelsec moot inteedod ss sn announcement in the interest of my- aclf or my work. The hook ’WUl be oaf 1n*a few weeks; it is sold oaly by eabii rriplioaa jebteiaed by egeats, Who, it is designed, shall cover every , square mile of the Union. It bos occurred to me, knowing bow many people (here are in the South nesgy. dis tressed anfidcairoee nfemutoymeid nspecUly among aoldiere of the lei* Confederacy—to make known to ttaaa a chance for employment, viz: canvassing for “Tax Lost Caos*.’* I know that many of the people of the South have no (kith In Northern advertisements of “agencies peyiag immensely. ” Rut they will be- Uva me when 1 declare that such has been the euocom of subscriptions to '*Tni Lost Cause," that many of the agents are making from twenty to forty dollars a day. I have been greatly surprised at the profits of thehuMnees, and I have determined to designate it to many of my country man in need a* an opportunity for Drofi table emDlovmeut. These agencies are bestowed exclusively by my publisher*. But I have requested them to djatribu- tiag agencies to the Southern Sites* to prefer as far as passible those who bore arm* ft* the Confederacy, end those who bar* a part in those gloris* which ‘.The Lost Cause” seeks to commemorate. All correspon dence about agencies asset be addressed eaefauiVtey to my publisher*, thus: B. Trent A Co* No. 654 Broadway, New York,” of branch offices. I recom mend them for a UberaBty such as I have never be fore experienced as 4h author, arid 1 which I have re* son to suppose tochtote all brought into Wwlnsto re- Iw^Areanm Effltlk tiMlD. su7-3t EDWARD A. POLLARD, FOR SALE. F our of thb city band fik* rnginks, bum by Hunnemns * Oe., Boston. Being auc tion Engines, are well adapted for Mies not supplied with wator works. These Engines knew bean welt rered for, gad are In good order su T-lm Chairman of Rnerial Coeamiitee. Liverpool Salt _A_nd Ed.inbu.rgli -A-le QAAA SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT and 10“ OUUU ctsks Jeffreys; Edinburgh Ale in store and for sale by _ auT-eodlm ’ T- H. J J. fl. MILL8. GEOBGIA FLOUR 50 Sacks Stoval’s FLOUR 50 half sacks Stoval’s FLOUR, For 9ale by auT-3 CONNERAT A JOHNSON. CORN. 1000 For sale by CONNERAT * JOHNSON. HULL’S SOAP AND CANDLES B OXES Extra Family SOAP, 1 and i pound bars Boxes Toilet SOAPS, of ell varieties Boxes patent mould CANDLES, fi’s sad Sis A full supply for sale by * HANDELL A CO., aaT S>w3m Bay st, corner Rarurd. OFFICE CHIEF OP POLICE. > SavaNNxn. August 1st, 1846. f A reward of iffy cents -will be peid for every dog bron^ht to the Police Barracks found running at Urge, wlthont a collar, with the name of the owner marked thereon, ami wlihont being properly mnz- zled, in soch a manner as to prevent hie biting. Every dog brought to the Birracks under the above circumstances, will oe retained for twentyJour hours, when, if hot called for or redeemed hy the paymeut of five dollars, they will bo killed. By order of the Mayor, B. II. ANDERSON, au2-iw Chief of Police. Assignees’ Notice. The nnde'i'.fgued having been appointed asalgaees of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Savannah, Georgia, hereby notify btll-hoklers end other claim ants against the Baid Bank to prisent the same for li quidation, and all persons indebted to the Bank are required to mak. immediate payment. Bin-holders will lore ttwir priority if the bills are not presented within six months (Tom this data. JOHN RICHARDSON, j. *. GAUDRT, jjiff-tf Asejgnea. Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned having been appointed Asfgneee of the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia, are prepared to enter upon their duties, and all blll- holdcrs and other persons having claims against said hank, are requested to present the same for liquid* tion, and all parties indented to tbe Bask are re quested to make immediate payment. BHlboldem will lose their priority if the bills ate hot presented within six months. CEO. W. ANDERSON, * H. W. MERCER, Jylo-tm Assignees. ESFEEBbED AND DELICATE CON SnnJTfOJfS, of both sexes, use IIxuiaoLfi’s Ex- Taaot'Woiu R will give brisk aud energetic reel ings. and enable yort to sleep wed. LYON’S KAjT^AIRON. Kathulron Is from the Greek word “Kathro," or “Knthalro," signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate rod re- stare. This article is whkt Its name signifies. For preserving, restoring and benuttfying the human hair, it Is tbe most remarkable preparation to the world. It Is again owned and pnr np by tbe original proprie tor, and Is now made with the same core, skill and at- tcn'tlou which gave it a sale of over ona million bte- tles per annum. R is a most delightful flair Dressing. It eradicates scurf sod dandruff. It keep the head cool and dean. It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy. It prevents the hair from felling off and turning gray. It restore* hair upon bald heads. Any lady or gentleman who values a beautfttt head *T hair should use Lyou's Kathalron. It is known Kite used .throughout the civilised world. Sold bp *1 respectable dealers. dBMAS BARNES k OCX ocMT-eodlv New York, • TAKE NO MOKE UNPLEASANT AND UNRAFN REMEDIES for unpleasant Aid da*, geroos diseases. Use HBurnous's Extract Bnosu amo Ikpsovxd Rosi Wash, STOLEN, F ROM Mrs. aurkess, «R York street, on or gbont the 28th of teat mouth, a large 'Sliver CUP, with uie name of J. H. Burke engraved on it. A liberal reward will be paid if left at the Herald 'office. «uT-2t FLOUR. jjg Barrels Baltimore Sopsrfia* - Forsalebv U..T i- ■ SORREL BROTHERS. S TATE OP GEO0GU—CHATHAM COUNTY — To all whom it may concern: Whereas, Jas.L. Hauju wilt apply at (be Court of Ordfatary lor Letters Uuafeuoty as Administrator «a Uw estate of Jane Barnett, of sefal conuty, deceased : There are, therefore, to ate end admonish all whom It may concern, to be SDd appear before said court to make objection (if Say they hovel on or before the Site Monday In February nex*,’Otberw1a* said lettt will be granted. . . Witness ary official sigb*turethis««! day o# Augui aaf-lamSm ■ c . Ordinary. ClCCTY DAYS afterdate I win apply to the Ordinary kj or Effingham eonhty for pertnwslon to sell all the lands btloaglagto lb* ateetoef Geo. R. Wright, de ceased. WM. A. WRIGHT. auT-lawtm ii TT Notice. rnfiE FOLLOWING LOTS OF IAiNDeaA ttopsorw X menu upon Lola are to arrears for city taxes, to-wtt:- ‘ ■ Hi Cktyeu ter'sRow. , Lot ahd itoprwmaania Ha 14, Carpenter's Row. Let sad improvements No. 15, CaryCnr's Row. *Wsr4, One-fourth of lot 54. harden Lot. elat. Three-fourths of lot 5J, Gardeo Lot; east - One-fourth of lot 63. Gkrdeh Lot, east. Three-fourths et let SS, GerAHYLot, east. Lot sad Impress—life No. 19. Garde* Lot, west. Fractions 1. 3. 3,4,6. 6. Tan Yard trek. West half lot No. W. Gaston Wahl, . * Lot and hupnwtonento ft>. 26, Gaston Ward. lots Ffo. 3,4, 1L 12, 13.14, Oaston Wkrfl. Improvemsht ooner of Hull and Tatnall streets. Improvement between Bull end Gwinnett streets. Lot aBd-tapretetotatoNo. 4. GUtoerrtRs. ~ »A S 7, 8.S.U. 17,16, 19, 24, 25. 26, 28, Mont Lotofi.*, »na lots, and Improvements 4,-4,18, North Oglethorpe Ward. Lot 1R Middle Oglethorpe Ward. Letters K, Stephens Ward, ImprovsnientHo. IX Troup Wwvi- >. i East part Wo. 14, Tnngsas' Garden. Imptovemen* No-14, Walton Ward. Lots 2R 37 sad latter A, Wesley Ward- , , , . ■“ ’ ire mentioned property are iatp tbtof to advertise and sell ssld'Mk payment of mlHskes dtMked «ul-tt . ( * * Jj. its due will be put instructions ^Ctty Tfwnoref. NOTICE. sHnmw passed,by the City Council off ih day of December, 1864, Ue taxes upon lee of every debertpckxi o' ipot freight and peonage ', and upon home sad mul DI the Ordhisnee JD the 17th day of gross aalee of wares, upon iretgnt in pmsaipi mohey peg; this city, and spew hsmeasad mules, are required to bapaldmralhlp. The sndcrelgBeats prepared to rer eelve the above tax for the past moteh of April, i fclM , , A ’J.BIBhOM, Wl-tr ' • City Treasurer. mcriy or Holcombe' sasss?»“ sgeofthrfrted sul-ffi or con- Mtopshok- in u m it I IBB V. UONMBRAX, - & JOHNSON. REG ATT A. REG A’ WILL TAKE PLACE Wood, Wood. R . DIM! ET, SUCCESSOR TO R. W. MILLER, W OULD respectfully purchased R. WT] Leary. L. L. f¥ nnrchased R. W^Mliterl enrire stock ed i OLD FLORIDA 8TSAMPACK8T WHARF, r WEST BROAD STREET, and intend* c* Inform the publie that he ‘ ot Wood OF WEST - BROAD STREET, and intende earrylDg on the busleesetm an eXtenriee scale, i tjsctN have befifi entered into, which will to keep CONSTANTLY ON HANDYsrge Snppllea of the various ktods. The faiilitiee fer proCOrmx Wood, and the meana of tin importation, are sock as to ena ble me to fill all orders at as LOW RAT» *8 any party In tbe rntiket, AND DELitER THE SAME PROMPTLY. on and after ffiONDAT, Gtk Instant, convenient U6n of order and well secured I nixes, for the recepti 6n oforteni. will be found at Messrs. B. D. SNYtHE a UO.’3» 10* Broughton street' LaROOBK WEOT * DANINL a, Myers, Dr. D. Markins, O. Nichols, O. E. O'Connell, J. D. Payne, W. W. Micks, Dr. D. L. Tsnnatne, W. E. ' adS-tf Broughton atreej Rag street, and J gress street. On ; G MAKER * CO.’S, 139 Cota ‘ ltf theekboxeffhy l* please iw m ^’orders at present fchB He- left fit 102 Broughtoi raet, or delivered am whart . J : , gin-tf A d aii MASON AND RU1LDEB. LL KIND- Of repairing and telsrfitlons sttendad .to. Residence, 154 Bryan street. Orders can h* ‘at the Carpenter Shop, Kay tnne, back or Pu laski House, or at: Hgywood'a Ice Howw, Rear the Market. jytT-tm ' Q ' ~ '■ ' •' ■ ADAM 81 Co-Partnership fflHE UNDERSIGNED have ateodated theffitelvte X together under the flriq name of A. WILCOX 4t Cl!., fur the purpose or transacting a Factorage, Com- mtettimnnd Forwuedfog Business Refer toH.Brigham, Octsvaa Cohen, E. Pndelfcfiff and A. 8. Mertrldge. , A. WILCoX jyg-im ’ t. h. palmer- chief QUARTEBMASTEfc’3 OFFICE, 1 DEPARTMENT OF THE CARO UN AS, 5 C'HAULr. sTOK, R. C-, July 30, 1866. ) jVill .be sold at public auction, at North Csttffii.stoial Wharf, at 10 'clrtc*. a.' m.V August 15,1866. the U. 8. Steamer ” PLANTER,” with all her eqoipmenl*. The “ Planter Js well adapted-for carrying cotton, having a mpacity foe one thlemud helea. Her hull sod machinery are in pexfort oeder. She Is 150 feet long, 46 feet beam, 7 feet depth uf hold, draught i feet, two tubular boilers, two horizontal high-pressure glues, not connected;’diameter of cylinder *0 inches; stroke of piston C (set. - > -i . . Term*, cater, in Gouernmeutfafids. , C. W. THOMAS, and til Rrev^Lient.'^ol- and Chief Qr. WM. CLkBg. T. X JONEs, A K. WlLaOK. Clark, iones & Co., BROKERS AND* GENERAL COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, No. 1 ttoddarffi Lower Mange, Bay St., aufeim ^ ” --i mavannah, OA. DANIEL H. LONDON, ■a 43 Broadway, Kelt Tsr>, Commission Merchant PARTICULAR attention given to Selling all kinds of Tobacco,, Cotton, Wool, Grain, Seed, &o., &c., and to Executing Orders for baying Merchandise and ■ Prodace of every description. ^^Consignments and orders solicited. REFSBS TO W. C. Langley A Co.. New- York; Alex Murdock A Co., William Cook A Sons, W. H. Graham, Baltimore; Wilaer, Canned A <Jo„ Philadelphia; Duncan k Johnston, Favannah: W. B. Hamilton A Son, Rich ardson A Hamilton, Mobile; J. K. ChOdrey.-JnO, Cas- kle, A. T. Harris, A, D. Chalkley, Richmond- a at At P. C. LIGHTS ACO, (Late Lights. Newton A firadtrmy^J ,-j Hssafaeteren ml First Class Plano Fortes, Highest premium at the American World's Fa r and RxhiUnon or the Industry of all NatlodS. This well kuowa establishment is n.w conUni hy F. C. LIGHTS and LOUU ERNST, at the stasd, 481 Broome street, between Oresby and Elm New xi ' — Fork City. jys-lveod t jui. City Sheriff’s Sale. ity Court of Savannah, returnable to November term 1666, in toror of Edgar L- Gner- ard vs. William H. Banka, I have levied and will sell oa the first Trite.] In Beptember next, Iteleg the 4th day of said mdath. to front of the Court House, In the city of : avannah, between the legal hours or sale, fl.mte fit) eh rra or the stock of the Savannah Mutual Loan Associatiob; ’**' baMfy toe same. Property pointed ode by plaintiff. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. charlcs j. white, ~ O.B. toco Also, at the same time GOLD WATCH, levied Francis McNeil, hy virtue of H. Roberts. Terms cash. v . CHARLES J. WHITE, aql-tds -Sheriff CTl 1 fi mpoa at tne property i of a fi. f*. in tore* of Jm CITY SHERIFFS SALE. u* NDER and by virtne Of a fi. to., toned'ott of the Hon. City Oaurt of ftsvaunah, in ravor of James Leavy vs. Louis Fureteabefg, retainable to tbe vemlier Term, 1866, of said Court, I have levied sefl before the Coses House door to-(he City of Savannah, between tbe legal hours of sale, on the fffst Tuesday In September next," sAld month, the foltowtog prape end 4 hair bare of Soap, Clothes Cream Tartar, Water Buckets, satisfy the same. Terms cash. •RgS-td '»•«. befog the 4th day of property, to wit; Ten Mrs lollies Fias. Soda, Pepper, t Ac., Ac., to CHARLES J. WHITE, Sheriff C. 8. Chatham Sheriff’s Sale. favor of Aaron Champion vs. Angus McAlptu, J. W. McAlpIn end Donald MeAlplu, I have to today lsrief •poo. and wilt sell, before the Court House door. In the City of Savannah, County of Chatham, and State of Georgia, between toe legal hunts of sale, oa theAlteTueadsy of Sentembeenext, befog the Ah day of said month, the following property, to wit: AUthattracSorpwcelof land situate, lying a being In Chatham County, on the baoMWah rtv and inown as -ThdBsnnUage," aoatetaisg atn six hundred and forty f640) acres, now or leas, and bounded as follows: On tne ‘north by the Savannah river, ett the anet-hy IdRds betongtog to Wto-H. ytiles, oa the south by the Angasteroad. and ott the west by land j befonging to John Williamson, with the buildings ami improvements 6h the Said tract of land, lying end being the property of tbe aboie ■amed def ndates. desashed, and conveyed lea car- Ulw Indenture of Mortgage bearing data the 24thda* of May, eighteen hundred and sGrty-bde; to satisL gfidl. Ct’i, ' I* . Property pointed'out by Plaintiff’s Attesxwvm. Terma csek, piwhto— paring for tithe. . ■ .BENJAMIN L COLE, aug3-td Sheriff C. < tIST OF FREiof Solt,| 6ni j A. W" Vfortoff.D.B. bnc Jones, Ml» E. A. Johnston, Dr. J. W. Fo L C. b H. ^Hallrttv, w o JohH8tcii, B a K. Morgio, T , McDalU. 1 Picket, B. 150 forwstohy M flour; barrels cheap supehfiv -1 - Hiehenels Extra Kami;,g » half barrels Extra feaaJL T HILTON - HjjJ CORN. pHIMM HIGH MIXED WESTERN. ^ berqoe OordeOa, for rale hy sorrll tt-j-J COFFEE, TEA. AJk HATS bUPKRIOR JAVA COFfE ^ Y7 * i begs Rio Coffee 1 If bags St. Doutineo Coff,e lee caddies fine Green and Bvt-, for sale nr _ HILT0K 4 RffiJ ON HAMi AND For Sale at a Bad One 20-HORSE KNCINC, Pi ET. ?; ONE 35 do do ST U, ONE 40 do do ONE 24 do do Jo Al.-li SEVERAL BOILERS SAW MILLS, of capacity uororp^. on hand. ANTI-FKIC’TION SlETllI Of my OWN MANUFACTURE sk thing In toe market and Warrtc,. ,!:-. tion. P. P-Tlll, augJ-le FRANCIS E. mU IRON AND BRASS F0HM MANUFACTURER OF Stationary End SAW Mil.Lit; Sugar Mills, Sugar Boilers. C;i Girders, Pipes, Pulleys. "V.| road Wheels and Mscb Castings of everv *■ I - soription. ’i SPECIAL ATTENTION PIT GENERAL JOBBING MA( Mo. IT® Peawirk 5» Opposite the W.ttr Tov angt.lmo augcsta | BARGAINS IN Dfi). AT THE OLD STAND X’cov^ i- MB. ISO Broughton III- (Opposite Messrs. Weed. Cor.v ] H A VINO reototly taken the sc: ton street, and received a SELECT AND HXrESSIVB STCT AND FANCY DRF 8»-| I respectfully invite the Ladle? fie genenOly to call and examine w \ am selling off at greatly reduced ?'■ ' I CONSISTING 0? Brown aad bleached Shectinzsl1 Prints, Cottonader, Linens, Jof j Towels, Table Damask. K»r- ! ^ Irish Uasu and Corset Jac- , Figured, striped and plain WJ? ■ Jaconets. Cambrics and Nsimev I Btabop and Tlcforto Lswn?. 1 Mall and Dotted Swiss«, . Dotted Laces, Waab Bland Poplins and Delaines, I fimdn, Moeamblqw. tw^' I Crape aad crape Muretw. I Berege, Lenoea. Percale. E^J Oobarga and Flannel-, Jfridb I Shawls, Veils, Hsodkerelne i - llrteery ami (llevet, Hoop Skirts and Corsets, Ribbons. Dress Trimartart c « Buttoea end Beslds. P« br ? , ^ | Hate and Shakers, Fand ^' l Perfumery end NoUoms Jl ^^1 Call soon end aecnre byg>‘“ ! ; Ll all qmdWes ead style* of S«» Brt r a—f-imo Market Sqnarc 138 BRYAN VALENTlht Tea Pin Alleys *‘“ cMd ' best of liquors, a*»«. **• F:S- U | Cm SHERIFFS SALE. [TNDEK and by virtue of at. to. gfi^g V Hon. CUy Court of Savannah, to Llojri w. Berusvd C. Wegner, retoresbleJojhg gft VltS wm*Mio*i*eRfetT0fon*y ■ r ^ ^ street, on by Lot IT. Liberty We ■risaaiggaasawym ■ugfetde ...•!• Ahmi Eastern Hay. 700 .<«. PRINTER’S FOR SALK COOPER.OLCOTTSij O B. JOHNSON’S cclchrit*® • J V* . W tri .r i . _ card Inks, at Manurtctnrer'^ D. to D* mrokT** 5 ■ No. 368 Broedway. urn 3000 ****** of