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The Daily News and Herald! BY 8. W. MASON. 8AMUKL W. HAMM Editor, W. T, THOMPSON Amcltte Editor. Official Paper dFTfiS City. GOVERNOR J ; ' uf 1 * 1 ; We flbd in ■» How i ' 41k iiut, ! loyitif iddrln Iron to the “lojri people of LoninaDA, 1 ’in relation to the recent bloody riot in New Orldani. He addressee one put of hie constituents and dmamtmamlluiu- fie Hfu team liib.lhn, President, and intimates very clearly that be — , / 'A' V _. {aranthe Radical policy. His aim isevi- LUIUT CIMILATIH nflttln MB 8llI1 deittlytomcrease the tendency to civil and lo cal strife. He goes back to the point of begin- HI SWT stitntional convention what it did, bow it adjourned, and why it re- basembled. He argues t^ttanWM^ler galityin its recent assemblage, according totfi e ablest le^l gentlemen in the country with WbAhl he had consulted. Upon this point, he says; tj f i T WEDNESDAY, h poiTHAiTitta Are authorized to receive mbreriptiou. for the NEWS AND HERALD, Daily, Tri-Weekly *nt Weekly at our advertised rates. TO OOt COCNTEY VklESOA As much Intesret la feltthroughout the country in regard to the proapecta ofthaeattqn-aad eth< we will be grateful to our planting friends ant crops and other* nj.he interior for information cm that subject. Those who have opportonittss for obtsintf Tolnabte iufor- mation in regard to the growing crops, the working of the free-isbor system, and kindred matters, of gen eral interest, will confer a fitvor by communicating the same to na. We refer our readers to the dispatches in to-day’s paper, giving an interesth>g 1 accoant ol the assemblage and organisation of the Philadelphia Convention yesterday. It will be seen that the proceedings were not only barmonions but enthusiastic, and give ample assurance that the great object for which it was called will be gloriously fulfilled. The ckalrra. By the report of the |Board of Health, .published inr another column, it will be seen that during the past week a few cases of cholera have occurred in the city. But the disease is not an epidemic ,aud no fears ate entertained at present that it will assume that character ; yet it is the duty of every citizen to make the sanitary condition ol his premises as perfect as possible by the re moval of every particle of filth and the free use of lime. . . The Georgia Medical Society at a 1at6 meeting unanimously passed a resolution that all cases of death should be reported, and therefore the Board of Health report4.be few cases of cholera that U$ve . ocBuire^ ^ the Lincoln Hospital, in the suburbs of the city, all of which are among the colored people. REPORT ON THE FREEDMEN’S BU REAU. But be fails to explain how, if j was ,that twenty-three members, assembled tor action befbre the vacant seats were fifed uixfer hie order for an election. The great point sought to be established by Gov. Wells is that the disturbances were bred of the fact that the members of the Con vention were “loyal men” and he attempts an indirect attntatkmafttfcaiHe* tv saying; “i bad seen tbat, while profeeaing with the lips 4*<3$t-wed allegiance to the " the past, which Ml President, they were _ _ aud dictatorial. They glory in~apparent schism be tween the President and Congress in the policy of restorin^the States lately in rebellion, end rub their delight at the idea of a civil war in the not hesitate to charge the civil authorities with complicity in jupsaacre, and presents the present state of affairs thus; Not having room for the masterly aud ex haustive report by Generals Steedman and Fullerton, of the operations ol the Freed- men’s Bureau, we have to content ourselves with the publication of so much of it a* re fers to matters in this State, which is compli mentary to Gen. Tillsou aud most of his sub ordinates. But'tbe individual cases of ex tortion and peculation traced and fixed upon the'agents of the Bureau in other States in dicate an amount of corruption truly start ling. It is stated that heavy flues have been extorted, the greater part of which was pock eted by the unacfUpn kxu agents, wjiQepnlya ■mall per cent- was returned tb the' Govern ment ; clergymen exacted unusual fees from the treedmen for performing tlm marriage ser vice ; slave-pens have been established and maintained, from which males and females have been sold at five dollars per month, and other acts perpetrated by the employes of the Bureau of such a character as to disqual ify them for the discharge of any official duty. We will note one fact presented in the report, as fixing the guilt of peculation and fraud upon the agents of the Bureau. It is this; On the Mississippi steamboats,.Where the negroes hire themselves out, instead of being let by the Fieedmen’s Bureau, they get forty dollars a month and their board, while on the plantations, under Bureau con tracts, they receive only from ten to fifteen dollars. The report is drawn up with ability and * 8 as clearness, and exhibits the Bureau in many localities m its true colors. The are decidedly of opiate* that K evil, which should be dispensed wi ^ diately. They ; l(j^YMbfitaSl$ii$ * « suicidal folly to feaw millions of dollars from the National Treasury to be expended or stolen, as they now are, under the present management of the Freedmen’s Bureau. A Political Motxmxvt in Florida—Un conditional Unionists.—Mr. O. B. Hart, of East Florida, calls a Convention of Uncon pi- tional Unionists of Florida, to meet, at Talla hassee, on the 22d August, to appoint dele gates to the Radical Convention to be held in Philadelphia on the 3d September next. The Tallahassee Floridian, commenting upon the strange movement, says we had hoped that the Convention of the friends of the President to meet in Philadelphia on the 14th inst., would be the only National Con vention in which any portion of the people of Florida wonld care to be represented. But it seems that we were mistaken. Pbovessob Joseph Jonas, M. D—This gen tleman, lately of Augusta, Ga., but formerly of this eity, has ncoepted the choir *>{, Ee thology in the Medical" jbgpiptiifjnt ggii University of Nashville. The Dispatch, of that city, speaking of FffJ® 6 says the many graduates ana friends of owl University throughout Tennessee and other States cannot but be highly gratified by this announcement, since Prpfessor Jones is known in Europe no less than in America as one among t^|s(>^4t>scien«|fo«^( ^pon a feny-ftfe J»t lebrities of the Union Neoko Depredations in. Virginia.—-Con siderable apprehension is felt ip several of the adjoining counties in Virginia in conse quence of the nurnly spirit manifested by the negroes. Reports bare been received that bands have been organized in different localities for the purpose of making raids upon the whites who are objectionable to th»"» and committing depredations generally. Horse stealing, robbery, and other crimes are of daily ocmiraBieei and afoj being jepr tied to such an extent that vigilance com mittee* have been farmed to ferret out and bring to puniattofent TT piMnof the m Gov. Wells Philadilfua, August 1 it.—Ths Convention - *"wi*ww ui myuiuuinmu, uic .j. . .. ,J t! uJQj ‘’“J functions tag to the Court, to decide. Senators snd Represen tstivesR Congress of great leaning, and men of high legal attainment. In New Orleans, hare expreeeed the opinion that wider the resolution of adjournment, the Convention—’" ** — - Democratic FwmjnelC if I had saj doubt on the snbjSt,' deferred to the opinion of man.** He is particularly sensitive respecting the charge from which.be ligoaljy fails to extri cate himseff revolutionists aud a few of the adjoining parishes, regard to this he says: r“Every parish would have bsan'rapresoated, about tears fi one half having elected thaw isfegisS feJaHsmdlfce t7TL n other half in 18S6. making a just equilibrium of those WB - who apposed and those who 1 ‘ Confederacy." With > sustained the cause of the fW!W» -i Carolina and teSfHsafeuipIffe WUJ now coma arm ana arm Into thisCgnvcofitor : j.liio;/ i,- This annossiswiial wa# «totofi 1 with great »p i.antoHMSiSWns-^at this moment Qsnchef Mssa.ntm.rtt. and Oov. Orr of South Ortwins, it feesfeOf detsgatson, march si inarm, lisnnars fiyfng aafie murin Rlagtng. Shout after shoot, spntsaanits and greeral. nntths air; filled tbs syre of deRgatM and spaeSston. John A. DU, neentwated temporary chairman. In accepting be fifed; I regird this as a Convention of no ordinary charterer, vtbt only oe aeoouat of the higfaaodpk mdpobWnl standing ef- gentlemen who the convention, anmbering some twenty or comjifiafauaCowrrttion, hrttocansettfea conven- D J tion of the p„-ople of all the States of the- UnionfAp- plaose] and because We cannot donbt if Its proceedings tore conducted with harmony and good judgment, that it will lead to most it may ^fee truly Midthatnofeody^^ffj Jf|finmj»n thfe chnUstent under oircu diUfeyAmulfeiiWW and ** important since the yesr 1787, [applause,] the year when our ancestors assembled in this city to form a better gov ernment for the States which composed the old Con- atem^MAJhgovernmentMMb fere beep confirmed and made m*re enduring as we trust by the fearful trials and pep ils which over- comae lAprhiuse.] Ton Stater have frit no representa tion in the Legfetefatrqfef this country, and this wrong we have conseUnmm protest against, and as mnefras in our power to redress. When the President of the United Stalins declared war had ceased, States had the ripbt of representation. The exacting of new conditions is subversive to our national liberty “and dangerous topublic peace. [Loud applafiae.] Ia this the Government onr fathers fought to establish,'dr which wt may have fought to maintain? -He trusted that in the deliberations of the Convention the main idea would be to change the present complexion of Congress, to purify the Repub- Se.ua and bring it hack to its original standard—one country, one gag, one onion of equal States. jgAfter the appointment of the Committees on Cre- dentlaia, Rasaiutioas and Organization, the Conven tion adjumaed until to-morrow at noon. Senator Doolittle has been nominated in the Com mittee of Organisation aa permanent chairman. Hr. Vallapdlgham lent a letter to the Ohio delega tion declining toga hti0 Convention. It will be read before that body te-marrow. FROM EUROPE.' ace to the flag, and an obliteration of 8—bnflifli M# -MMdflc at the were becoming arrogamT iu'toleraut ' In view of all this array of atnmg, stubborn facta, 1 freely acknowledge my vievs of a conciliatory policy ill turning back to allegiance thoee who have been en gaged in a war to destroy the Union, have wfemgone a change. The intolerant vpirit engendered by slavery still exista Thr Lass of property and the failure of hopes can never he forgiven, and though I regard them as impotent la resist the constituted au thority enforced by the preaenee of the military, yet 1 am feinTiaoed they would rtmnr the rebellion to-mor row if they saw a prospect of success. “Having failed in their attempt to destroy the Gov ernment, they seek to retain political power by the same spirit of political violence by which their chiefs had sustained their supremacy before the war. "My deliberate conclusion is, that if the military forces be withdrawn tbs lives of the Union men who proved themselves conspicuous in r**l*it»ir i r[; their allegiance will not be safe." j j; j yT; He also essays to create the impression that the outbreak was commenced by tbe 'rebels,” and that it was prompted by a feaaftteal hatred of tbe African race. The ewOrie New Orleans Crescent, commenting upon this feature of the addreaasaya: < •••» • i > “This ie not Urn esse. There was groat indignation tbe community. It fetrae; hut that Indignation was not directed to subvert the State Aul natural resentment of a set of unj. _ who were plotting tb subvert tbe State Authorities,' end to seize possession of tbfigeyagnmant by means which in all communities wonld be recognized as revolutionary and tressfinabla. “Large crowds of people, both black and white, were assembled to see what waa going on; but no in dication. of hostility between the two races were man ifested. All over the city negroes pursued their usual avocations in peace and quiet. They walked the streets, or drove their drays, and nobody said a harsh word to them. Negroes in Naw Orleans, except those immediately engaged in the Convention riots, were as safe as negrofisUTBoston fel suiy Haas, and Ur Safe it than negroes in New York, daring the riots which, from time to time, have afflicted that city. The other implied dedarfltloa fif 4hA Governor that tbe “uorepentARt rebels” are seeking some excuse for recommencing the war idle and unsupported as that with reference to the negroes. Now and Then. the legality of the Louisiana Con- of 18G4 was brought up for cou- in tbe United States Senate, Mr. Chariot Sumner dan ponced it is • '‘•tp- pendous hoax—a mere seven months’ abor tion, begotten by the bayooet in criminal conjunction with the spirit of caste, and born before its time, rickety, unformed, un finished.” And Mr. Senator Wade, 4t Shi same debate, expressed his sentiment* sa follows: Sir, I bare beard a great deal about this pretended election in Louisiana which did not come from Major General Banks, and I pronounce tbe proceedings a mockery. It is not pretended that there could be dratpmed up from tbe riff-raff of New Orleans and sent into tbe vicinity, under tbe mandate of a Major General, more than about six thousand votes, where over fifty thousand were formerly polled.” And yet, the men who got up this seven months’ their labors and adjourned, they agreed to meet again two p^l^toth^f toft y Mo i AUj Contention, in order tb carry out tbe Radical | Low Midfiling, programme, hod torn eaulmt is Applauded by the Radical press, and their deeds of i.i.i lit XiL V A The Supreme Court. qf Minneasqta. has decided thafi in,*f. totfidp brought to re damages in a case where the driver' sta|W coach, proceeded in .* dark sight, without any lights on hie Vehicle, to drive ably correct. Bounties stated that the pay department, at .Washing ton ia now reedy to pay the bounties to coir <wed soldiers (ranted by the act of Congress •pprenHBfe i** « is MS the amount iiiTolred in tbtwttfement of the claims will^iot fUi nindh rtioft of WOW,- AfW Pnfnw. «XesMfe—- frlfriffl nr.* setore claims uiwu*w» vin,,r sgents willbe«tetu£wlby»b*dep<frt*eni such agenta must make afildayit tbattiMDidy interest they have ts tofi felpifep l 9 them for collection in tbe l<^fl, fee (fire dol lars) allowed by the act, and.t^ exp^mses advanoed by theta tor flatofpfor j ottot tfy knowledgemente. Several' htandred * claims now on file in the deparbaent are su^pen on this account. - > Tb‘d 1 1 ■ ” ■ 1 ■ 11 1 ■ • < New Soothrrn Railroad.—It fe proposed to constrect a railroad connecting the At lantic at Savannah and Brunswick with the Mississippi at Memphts, via Oolumbua and Tuacumbia. A convention at Columbus, Georgia, on the Slat, considered the matter. appointed to visit the of the Northwest in quest of the berewithal for building the road, and fffif&OOO was conditionally subscribed to- ward tos project. A Mexican Conefiract. A letter from Mexico gives important information respect ing a conspiracy against the Imperial Got ernment, in which jmsny prominent men, active supportore-of Santa Anna, were con. oeamed. Fifty-two of them have been arrest- 3 3, including Bettor Lacunas, Minister at tate, three other members ef the Cabinet, and other palace officials. The conspirators were combining, it is asserted,' to oveethl the Government of the Empire and to rein- Sfiate Santa Anna aa PresWIsnt or Dictator. ,RIW owra I j to construct i k lantic at Sava M Mississippi at Tuacumbia. Georgia, on tl committee ^HBitiei of the ^^^Mrberewithal Savanxah.—It is stated that Ar.,T- Stew art, the Merchant Prince of Now York City, willgoon establish a branch of his, New York fioAse at Savannah, Ga.. It would certainly be a good thing for Mr. Stewart. Savannah, in ten years from to-day, will double he* present'popuUtion. Mar merehants ere 1 not fhjly allive to th* importance of cultivating topless relations wjU^ttojtferio^of the State. One or twoj^ flfr |tg Jtewart could establish woutt 1 tminAR IntBr all up. —WUedatvilk Fcdnl Umm- -j inny. , ,/t, ^ | v- — 'f PinsoN Bbownlow made a speech a tew yean since in tttiiiii hiikted Aat “he wanted to see hell greased flvdffiUll gut fat” It is very likeiyTft'VurVee—but not thegrease.:-. . ..j/:. :u, i.i-j ,■) , i iV The Roman Loan.—Elsewhere we pub- dsh, by requeet, aa lliirum tn the menibeni of tbe Catholic Church in regard to tbe THE CONY^fifN' IN 8pK)S w Gen. John A. iHi Temperary Chairman. ■ 1 yiT‘ > HIS ADDEHSB TO THK CONVENTION to be » fcf-Wm. eofiherill^ Aug. 12.—John Ward, 40 years; < ■ g. la—Peter Hagan, 65 years;] lii.Ud -. 1 4tfe. A—John W. Rabun, SS year*; billions fever. Ass, S^-WflUam H. Dunnjng, 44 jimni Uataamm. Uoa of stomach. , i.nn, •/ . • . .. 8.—Edward Winslow Wyatt, 40 yfara; VpW Aug. 1*.—Robert Hannegan, 45 years; congestive An*. )<>.—Henry". OHutoDr Craig, A • 3WSTS to fi saantbs, enfleptic oonrulsions. , . , fina 11.—Mary JaneRannegan, 4 years; br*m fever. Aw, 12.—Iranklin Redy, 14 years; bilUoue fever. , Afig.'U.-fJ. VrieRd. eu years; ceuaDpfeou. Mention by laying : Geg 1 Renewal of War Between Prussia and Bavaria. Report of Stock Exchange. THE PRUSSIAN GOVERNMENT FOR- .... BIfifi THE EXTENSION OF FRENCH EMPIRE TO THE RHINE. By the Cable *• the Associated Praia. LoapON, Ang. 14.—Evening advices have .been re ceived from tbe ConUnent, indicating tbe probable renewal of war between tbe Prussians and Bavarians upon tbe territory of tbe latter power, and great fears are entertained of each event. Tbe foUowiag ere official quotations of stock ex- -v T . j a. . „ —. ... change at the close of holiness to-day : Consols for upon the National aud Slate autoonUes, « * 7K; Valted state , M0 68>i . a “ nH nnenDTwirtod aa that * xjvvmooL, Aug. 14, Evening. —No change to report in the cotten market. Prices firm, and sales to-day of 100,000 bales. London, Ang. 14, Noaa.—The Prussian Govern ment baa informed tbe Emperor Napoleon that hie demands fbr tbs extension of hie Empire to tbe Rhine cannot be complied with, and that tbe Prussian ter ritory there situate will never be ceded to France. From New York. Mi Injunction Served upon the National Rxpress Company. ■*' ,'jt HtrrtMo■ i• BA New York. Aug. IA—Only two cates of cholera are repqrfed here to-day, mdfive ia BrooUrn. Some thirty rnflant, attending a prize fight at Yon- keys, were arrested this morning, and tbe fight stopped. Pj3.fi i ■< An injunction baa been granted by fbeSaprotoe Conrt agaiufe ttie Nafeoml Sdpreea Company, opon application of atockholdana , wfio aka dissatisfied with the condition of its attain. The Chateau. Rag tug la Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Aug. 14.—Thfi’ cholera ia raging hero: ilfideath* from that disease yesterday. August IA—Cotton sales to-day 150 bales; 27c.; factors disposed to sell poor cot* tenR quotations. ■ t . New York Market. ustifled by Uffi mBlk who denounced ^Ngw YonK, August IA—Gold, r>ve-twentiee Mgkfepafi, of '82,106X- Seven-thirties, 105. Cotton more active, sales of l.MS Safes; Middling, 34«3S. Flour firmer at $V 80@15 for Southern. 'Wheat 2^8 cents better. Com A cent lower, with sales of 173,000 bnabels. , Beef steady. Pork firm, salsa 6.S60 barreU "‘i'fiNte.: Lard heavy. Whiskey dull. Sugar steady, •ales of 1,200 hhds.; Muscovado at WX@U>J. Coffee firm.' Mulaeeea quiet. Turpentine «8fe7L: Ro&a quiet al $30*. . upset the coach in the river and drowned the> ^hax Wm Wanm-r-If Bismarck* success passengers, tbe Court kotow Wdtod beiijinti fled in instructing Urn jmy that there was * luck ot due care and diligence on toe part of of; tbe driver. One would be led to say, that jfie Supreme Court of MtaaMrilki* fe this raapeeti ipcab* wm owing MUM fact of bis being “the only man in Osriba&y wbo knew what he want ed," *be Conservative-Union, patty in this country deserve success for a simitar reason. of the Union, / completely fuPy.uaXhm baste of the Coustitutiou. We nevfil Korn the RteKcaMmden in Coagrem »■ Moltloa ef their purpose. They aaaafled Hie President, assailed what political adversaries, excoriated the'Sonthern people, and expressed their dissatisfaction With everything. We bad from them nega tions beyond number, and fonlt-llnding with- outluait. But they never formed among tbemselvea, or presented to tbe people, a da* finite statement a* to wbat they really wanted, ! or wbat finsf wd faft rji tod 1 feasible course they would pursue in effecting tbe great oh- Radicate feiL and. befe tbst the Conservative Unionist* have m*ch a great advantage over them.— N. E Ihsa itv. 10- A Queen to Visit jWamoiom—E the Queen dowageAfl A#$>dW|JrU wtfo arrived in ifFg* Tfonr by WrCi atSmer Mi, cm > VeiHeaday HhtMiqg, Ann accepted an taratoAtos to visit this city, and wm arrive aboUt the first of next weak. She baa recently. 'rifiUal Jtaiope to ask the chnieh fibrne for the extension or religion among her sealing appearance, with black eyei, black straight abater *04 o«ve complexion, and dresses in Ibe latest style. Her Msfertf fe paniefi tod escorted by Maj. Hopkins, icex of tbe Sttoteb army. A young ih lady, Mte» lneae Hr* with bar in tbs capacity of a These, wfih • maa servant and maid servant, comprise the anile. A special messenger sent to New Yoik from this city to m proper reception to tbe illustrious and to tender her the hospitalities of OWuoveroaaant. . V’" ° —Prof. Agassiz has presented Boston with Roman Loan, to which the attention of the I * South American oainch. Tbe bird attracts public ia invited. - great attention on the common. OOLORED. Ang. 8.—Lucy Maker, 26 years; diarrhoea. Aug. 8—Wm. Brown, 30 years; diarrhoea. . Aqg» 8r—#08iflh Firtey,2f yean; dia*h«a- - .. Ang. a.—Aathouy Grant, 40 years; acute enftentia. 1 -Ang. 9.—Serena Hubbard, 65 yean; rheumatinn. Aug. *.~4beftt<*i Blake, 18 yean; ohotom morbAf Aug. t.—Johu Beaqman, 35 years; angina pectoris, f j Aug. fdhhsan, TO yean; co—umgtttm Aug.aO.-Marj.BUke, 22 yearn; Irhfllf.ra. ■ 4 Allg. 10.—Elizabeth Williams. 30 yean; cboUra. Ang. 10.—Eugenia A. Phinizy, 4 yean; diarrhoea. Ang. IA—John Houston, 11 years; consumption. Aug. 1L—Unknown T ** a Q 1 found drowned. Aug. 11.—Jane hell, 25 years; cholera. Ang. 12.—Abigftl Booker, 85 yean; cholera. Aug.'12.—Ann J. Lott, 19 years; cholera. Aug. 12.—PhiUiff Steveus, 70 yean; cholen. . Aug, 13*—Moees M’AUis, 16 yean; cholera. Aug. 1^.—Elite Brown, 30 years; cholera. Aug. 13.—Richard Haryille, 19 yean; cholera. Aag. 18.—Jack DeLyon, 46 yean; phthiflia pulmon- glia. 13.—William Croftou, 9 months; speama. ^ Whitoa.. Oolorefl. Total.... 30 iatflHBflBta in Cathedral Cemetery 4 Laurel Grove Cemetery 30 ; 1 frttal.... 34 Note.—The casrs of cholera reported are aH from tbe Freedmen’s Hospital, wbicb is outaids the city limits. JAMES STEWART, . i, Secretary BoardofHeaftli. OBITUARY. Ill «. AUGUSTUS WENZ died Aligns! 8, less.by accidentally falling off the engine “Athena," of the Central Railroad provision train, while discharging his duty as fireman thereon, aged eighteen yean and four month*. Dear Augustas—innocent youth, so remarkably free from all the contaminating vices of society, and espe cially city society—thou waat a hi candidate for hea venly honors. Called away from our circle in this lower world without one word of warning, to the celestial spliere and society of “God's own,’’ thou hadst no time to send farewell or blessing to thy bereaved kindred and friends, no time to commend thy own soul to the mercy of thy maker; but to murmur against the in scrutable ways of Providence were vsfn. The judgment* of our Father in Heaven aeem to ua mortals sometime* harsh and not deserved, but it will assuredly all tend to His glory and our present good. In this spirit thy family, dear Augustus, bid thee a last farewell, and hope for reunion in the halls above, where there is no bitterness. 'Peace be to your ashes.” C. W. W. Special Notices. Notice. Savannah, August IS, 18IS. AU persona favorably disposed to tbe organisation Of n new Loan Association, to be called THE WORK INGMAN’S LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SAVANNAH, having for Ua object money-lending, with n view to building hoo'cs, and for other purpose., as may be determined on, v> ill meet THIS EVENING, at eight o’cl<«k, at the Exchange Long Room, to take the subject. Into consideration. oatS-lt Notice to Consignees. Consignee, per brig Ann, from New York, ue hereby notified that she is THIS DAY discharging at Clagliorn A Cunningham's Wharf. All good, re maining on wh irf after sonset will be stored at risk and expense of owners. anl5-lt HUNTER fe GAMMELL. Special Notice. UI IUOItl.UI UBUOU4. r Savannah, Angoat 14, 18SS.J Biilholders are hereby notified that tfie priority of their claims will be lost, unless presented within six mo ths from the time of a^sienment of tha assets of tbe Bank. A. PORTER, W. CUMMINS, anil il2.v*Micnwtf Assignees. |y Macon Telegraph aud Angasta Constltation- allst will please publish daily for three weeks. County Election. ifl ELECTION will be held OH THURSDAY, thy xteenth day of Angu9t. next, lor a Coroner of Chatham county, vice Henry H. Eden, resigned. The Polls will be opened at seven o’clock a. m. and r ha dosed at six o'clock p. m. The Sheriff of Chatham county, with bis Depaty, and the Constables of the county ore required to b* present to preserve order. GEO. P. HARRISON, J. I. C. C. C. . JOHN WILLIAMSON, J. I. C. C. C. jy‘4lnw4w To the Voters of Chatham Co. FBlXOW-CinzKNS: I am office of Coroner of Chatham county, and respectfully solicit yonr supp.nt at the ensuing election. |y23^odtf WILLIAM 80HERZSB, M. D. To the Voters of Chatham Co. FELLOW-CITIZENS; I aunynaet myaelf as a candidate tor Coroner, and respectfully solicit yonr votes at the election to be held on Th arid ay next, ths 16th inst. Sal4-3| JNO. A. RICHARDSON. (HE BEST TUNIC.—Caswell, Mask fe Oo-’s FERRO-PHOSPHORATED ELIXIR OF CALWAYA is * combination of the three best tonics, IRON, 'PHOSPHORUS, CAUSAYA. the Iron gives the blood a rich vermilttonenior wkere it becomes ihin and watery; the Phosphorus aofpHes nervous power In cases of maalal dap ■Wh. while »h .' Callsaya gives tone and Vigor to all fee organa cf the body. Sole manufacturers, O AS WELL, MACK fe DO., un der Filth Avenne Hotel, New York, and Newport, & I. For sole at LIPPMAN’S jy# tf Drag and Chemical Worehonee. Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignees of the Farmers' and Mechanics’ Bonk of Savannah, Georgia, hereby notify bili-holdere and other claim ants gainst the said Bank to present the some lor 11- qfedatlon, and all persona indebted to the Bonk an required to make immediate payment. BHl-heWeri will lose their priority tf tbe blH* are not presented within six months from this dote. JOHN RICHARDSON, J, E. GAUDRY, jy27-tf Aeslgoeee. Assignee’s Notice. The myhirnlflni d having beyn appointed of the Bankof aomnteroe of Savannah, Georgia.la prepared to enter upon his duties. All bill holden and other pereniy. having clalffi® against fits sold But, ore requested to present the ume for DffiMt- tfon, and all parttes indebted to the Bank am re quested to make immediate payment. BUI holders will lose their priority if the Wto am not presented within six months from this Mo. .11; , JOHN C. FERRILL, ■flfrsm UlLL'l HAIR BYE, » tews, iastantaaeons. Beet, cheapest, dorabSe, re . Depot, Ho. «8 John street, MeW York. Sold by^ drug and patent medicine stores everywhere — iflin *n tA* QrjgiBfii tnj imt in tin World! Ikiwlytws Rtoi perfect HsirDjO. Hirmkws, ReHmbJe indlMUt* taneoas. Produces immediate y a eplendld Black at m, without Injuring the hair or tom. ^ SU cffccteofbaddye*. BoMhyaB lkur TRe genuine ie signed Wilham A. REGENKRATINr) EXTRACT OF MTT.TihFLidUhfe, NINO FLYfl Hakes quick work with flies, and, if t early, keeps the house clear all sammer. Look ont for imitations. Get Dutcher’t only. jeSfelm . fsess&'aE-' e ao Inviting ia the city belle of fashion. mwfiffi iimtoi ntf munnnMfiiM toetom,totong the complexion taeih, transparent tod ffiwMtk It contains ao suaRrlpl lajuiioea to , the akin. Patronised by Aetrsows and Opera fiingera. I Us wbat every lady should have.* Sold everywhere. Retail price, W cents. Prepared by W. B. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. Iddruea all order* to , • DBU8 BARNEB * CO., ocl2T-eodly Naw yort. For Sale, 8. T.—18ffiH4X k u , .‘ Drake’* Plutotiw Bit(*!«• They parity, fereagthea nod Invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to cnongs of water and tot, They overcome teteots of dissipating and late hours. They strengthen ths system sto enliven to mind. They prevent Haesaattc end intermittent fever*. They pwiiy Use breath and oddity of tbe stomach. They ease Dyspepsia and Constipation, a They core Dtesrheea, Cholera and Cholera Mnrifes- Tbey core Ltvsr Complaint anfi Nennaaffeadachn. Thoyarothe host Bmerste the world. They mokn the week strong, ann at* exhausted nature's gnfet storer. They ore made of pare St. Croix Bhm, the celebrated OaHevy* Balk, roots and herbs, end; are taken with tbeplaaaureof a beverage, without regard to age or time of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant Sold by ell Grocers-Druggists, Jloteli and Saloons. Onlvgen- fenewhea Cork is coverefeby onr privafoti. S. Stomp. Bewsre of counterfeit* and refilled bofale*- F. a DRAKE fe CO., oct38-eodlv aiBuk How. Ifew York. : “^g5gSf. Vault, On account ot the enormous expense tc which the county is pot by prisoners being turned over for Dial to Courts hot to convene in several months, when a Court hafipg jurisdiction Is in ses sion, thereby burdening ike county with heavy and unnecessary costs, It le hereby directed thy all Mag istrates shill torn over their cases to the nearest Court having jurisdiction, otherwise their bills will not be passed by this Const. GEO- P. HARRISON. J. I. C. C. C. JOHN WILLIAMSON, J. 1. C. C. C. True extract from the miantes. WH. H. BULLOCH, anS-eodlw Clerk I. C. O. C. - IfXiCmB- WHARF, foot ol »_F very best qualto to Gate to*. MtoiA naff Pin* Wood. 'OtolWooddeslfebdlnanypriKadtlfc dtf) for eight golfers per cord, the other qualities In pro port inn A. R. CULLEN. HffllKp Cftifktint’s Segar Bmporium, and at tbe Post Office. , aa!5-2t SPECIAL NOTICE. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. Samuel C. Catherwood, Drogglfe and Apothecary, Long and favorably known with tbe late John B. Moore, will now find Mm at the DRUG AND CHEM ICAL STORK of THOMAS M. TORNER,. southwest corner Bernard and Broughton streets. anlS- Assignees’ Notice. The naderfegned having been appointed Assignees of tbe Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia, are prepared to enter open their duties, and all bill* holden and other persona having claims against said banks are requested to present the same for liquida tion, and all parties indebted to the Bank are re quested to make immediate payment Bffiholdeis wiH lose their priority if the bills are not presented within six months. GEO. W. ANDERSON, H. W. MERCER, *ul3-sW2m Assignees. Election Notice. CITY OF SAVANNAH, OrPMK Cl tax or Cosmit, Auauav 11th, IBM. At the next Regular Meeting or Conncil, to beheid on Wednesday Evening, August 22d, 1S66, et five o’clock P. M., an election will be held for tbe office of - CITY TREASURER, (To fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of B. T. Gibson, Ksq.j SALARY, *3,000—BOND, $25,000. Also, for tbe office of ASSISTANT TREASURER. SALARY, $ BOND, $10,000.. Applicants must state in their applications the names of their securities (two required) and hand in tfcslr applications to me on or before 10 o'clock A M. on that day. JAMBS STEWART, uuii-td Clerk of Council. Assignees’ Notice. Bark or BavahkAb, i Savannah, Georgia, July A tsttf The undersigned having been appointed Assignees of thi* Bink for the purpose of adjusting and liqui dating its affairs, therefore all person, having claims against this corporation will present them, and al bill-holders of this Bank are required to present the same within six months from this date, or they will lose the priority granted by statute, and those in debted will make Immediate payment to H. BRIGHAM, GKO. W. DAVIS, IjS-lm Assignees. AkSimr nsr; sssr CITY OF SAVANNAH. I OFFICE OF CLERK GF COUNCIL, v August 3d, »8i*. j Notice is hereby (iron that the Registry Uetol citizens entitled by law to vote at the caning elec tion for Mayor and Aldermen of ton OByof Savan nah, trill dose on Monday, tbe fid day of September next. The Registry List Is open daily ttomea.ni. till g p. m. Persona not qualified to vote will retain thsfe names to tbe City Treasurer. JAMES HTBWART, iag3-lot aerie of Coa«ii. To the Voters of Chatham Co. Theandeifegned was railed In Chatham county-; waa In Major Anderson's command; and lost hla left Simla the dfetenaaof Fort )^cAUfimi, He Uow sets MaMlow-aoidkm tod dUxeos of Ch^ham county for their suffrage* for the bfRca of OOKONBR. . If aleeted, he will have on. of the oldedt atfff beat surgeons 1$ the city to, aaaiat him In the proper discharge of Ua duties. au2 JUUiLAKD MONTGOMERY. New GEORGIA FLOUR. r AA SACKS AMD HALF SACKS, from Stovall’s OW Mill, for sat. fair auU-St CONNKRAT * JOHNSON. The Land We Love for August, DsBO W<b REVIK W, for Anguat, BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE, for July, BALLOU'S MAGAZUntfor Septembes, PETERSON'S MAGAZINE, for September, THR GALAXY, No. 8. For sale by aalo-tf RffrtfrfeBHpTgro^ MARTIN J. FORD* attorney at law, OFFICB. an TB MEYAWTnuw*. t > • ' I ' ■ 1 . jyttdm SAVANNAH. GA»n Rockland Lime. 1000 >>wgM P ® atE ROCKLAND tjvr now lading and for eale by T. L. KHVSRY fe 00., ' anl34w Jonrt’Block." SODi WATER RiMto yamafef me is cents, ibba and eomtate, whan bottle has my " JOHN BtAH. ' * =' Soda Water Manufectarer, CotoWBay NtoWent Broad street A ^hefio^ejty the Charcbyard, by Le Faffcs The Montanas, by Sallie J. Hancock. Onr Neighbors in the Corner House, fay T. 8. Ar- Ten Yeara dr a Lifetime, far Hosmer. . ADaj*eRide, by Ohftiftefir.l ti 1 i Jenny Atebrose, s domestic story. Hmd and. Glove, by Amelia B. Edwards. Rm.niug>h C .qtojH:»pstefi hp|^ WOOD i WOOD FOR SALE; ’■ ■•>; / 1 ' * AE BSBBBLS MUSCOVADO MOLASSES £9 31 caddies Hyson Tea 1* sacks RfoObffae . ' »■ 3,nfl* Havana Regain A000 Garibaldi Cheroots fe) boxes Manufactured Tobacco, “®«“ a ‘w * FBSHILL ' CHOICE FAMILY FLOOR I FROML-Ntw WHEAT. - , r T HE Savannah Steam Flouring Mills feaat end Of Brongfaton street) are now supplying Grocers and Families with an excellent quality of NEW FLOUR, made from NEW WHEAT. Families sup plied St their resident**, by • the barrel, half barrel, or quarter barrel. Also, iresb GRITS and MEAL, fay tha bushel or half bushel. auto i " 'Wynne's MED. OPEN THK, ; i vOone Breast COTTON GINS!! ’ ‘ / FOR SALE, $25 Reward. S TOLEN from the subscriber, at Darien, McIntosh county, on Friday night last, a brown MARK r tttlle disfigured on the plate of the left hip. Any person givifag- information to convict tbe thief will receive the shove reward. anfS-lw*i WM. BAILBY. House to Rent. It ▲ fiOUSB of six room?, with good ser vants* quarters, to lei, by implication to this AUlS-tf Chatham county loneuvu in ocu, niAty uaya »uci date, 8iX shares stock of the Atlantic and Gn’f Railroad, be longing to the estate of Pol Marti, an 15-1 aw jin WM. POLLiA^P» Adm’r- Notice. mH£ FOLLOWING LOTS OF LAND and improre- | m eiits upon Lots are in arrears for city taxes, to-wit: Lot No. 5, Berrien Ward, triangle on Gaston at. Lot and Improvements No. 6 Carpenter’s Bow. Lot and Improvements west half of No. 13, -Carpen- Lot and Improvement a No. 14, Carpenter’s Row. lot and improvements No. 15, Carpenter’s Row. Improvement No. 18, Crawford Ward, east. Improvement No. 24, Currytown Ward. Lot* No.* 2, 3, and 45, Davis Ward. (me-fonrth of lot 51, Garden Lot, east. Three-fourths of lot 52, Garden I/>t, east One-fourth of lot 63, Garden Ix>t, cat* Three-fourths of lot 64, Garden Lot, east. Lot anti improvements No. 19, Garden Lot, weal Fractions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Tan Yard Tract. West half lot No. 10, Gaston Ward. Lot and improvements No. 20, Gaston Ward. Loti No. 3, 4, 11,12, 13, 14, Gaston Ward. .Improvement corner of Hall and Tatnoll streets. Improvement between Hull and Gwinnett streets. Lot and improvements No. 5, GilmerviOe. Lots 5, 6. 7, 8, 9, 11, 17, 18, 19/ 24, 25, 26, 28, Mont- molleasville. Lots 8,9, and lots and improvements 3, 4,18, North. Oglethorpe Ward. Lot 10, Middle Oglethorpe Ward. Lot 25, South Oglethorpe Ward. Letters A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, K, Stephens Ward. Improvement No. 12. Troup Ward. East part No. 14, Trustees* Garden. Improvement No. 15, Walton Ward. Lots 28 r 37 and letter A, Wesley Ward. Aa the owners of the above mentioned property are unknown, notice is hereby given that, if said arrears are not paid by the first day of September next, exe cutions far the respective amounts due will be put into tbe hands of the City Marshal, with instructions to advertise and sell said lots and improvements for ntoyment of all taxes due and costs of advertising and safe. B. T. GIBSON, aul-tt City Treasurer. NOTICE. B Ythe Ordinance passed by the (Sty Conncil on tbe tlfh day of December, 1865, the taxes upon gross sales of every description of merchandize and wares, upon freight and passage money payable In this city, and upon horses aud mules, are required to be paM monthly. The undersigned Is prepared to re ceive the above tax for the past month of April. R. T. GIBSON, -yl-tf City Treasurer, J. JACKSON & CO., PLANTER'S HOUSE, TALLAHASSEE, FLA. T. M. JONES. A. N. WlL BON' WM. CLA^R- Clark, Jones & Co., BROKERS AND GENERAL COMMIS SION MERCHANTS, Ss, 1 Stoddard’s Lower Range, Bay Bt„ uS-lm SAVANNAH, GA. For* Rent, THREE GOOD ROOMS, WITH GAS AND iWATER- Apply at northwest corner Price and 8t Julian sta. jylfrtj VALUABLE PLANTATION! *! For Sale. ffiHC Subscriber offers his plantation and appnr- X teflances for sale on reasonable terms; also, the entire crop of Corn,- Cot top. Cane. Potatoes, fee., tfotr in process of cultivation. Tito Plantation ia situated nine mite* from Mhdi- sou Coip-t Houror Fla , and two miles from Chany Lake Church, where there are good schools flow in successful operation. The fertility of the srif and healthftilness of the place, and the high moral tone ef tbe neitoborhood, stake it one of the meat desirable places Tn tlie State. The land is well watered with lakes and running branch®, that bare never failed in the moat pro tracted i (trough ts, and the uncleared lands are cov ered with (he finest oak, hickory and pin. timber, rile plaatstoa is now In successful operation, noth 4P0 *cr<n planted in long staple cotton, which will prodned at feaat Seo bales; 27u acres in corn, which will DnJluce 4,(00 bushels corn. Hie fends on the entire place are composed of 2,54:0 acres—1,00* acre, cleared and under good I will also sell eighty bend of hogs, fourteen good mules, web broke, two horses, three plantation wag ons, forming utensils to run twenty plougka, hlaok. NEW FLOlJi -I ff A SACKS MEW WHEAT FLO** <W ® r .... c IV _ _ _ . luU tin: smith and cwpaater’a tools, one McCarthy Cotton Gia. fewa “City Mtlfe,” for sale by house bald sail kiKhen forniture, and everything else j-.-Jl . oCTJ,rVS COB^J 0"-?®?^ unfanng well of water on dm place, dt cliing house and cahius aaOcfent to modafe SD the feborera necessary to wotk the plan, totjffn | leeeps&tfly. Ir api Usd fbr early, the purchaser will get a bar- ^£ddr mme at Madteon O. H., Fla. anio- im A ” - Sir AJTT A, REG ATT 4 wnruig. fftscR ^ At Thunderbolt ON THE I * Next, twenlyHhreefejj, -A SIL^R ^GQBLET. -••Ml.) FEE.. Entrees to fee made by <fie 10th of August, > 0 0 , . F. W. THRRADCRAFT. ? Dfetanoe of Bane -Fight miles and back anfrtd , iO T f C E. informs the Co'ton Plants — *»•» and Somli Carolina tfiu he h-j. ” of bis improved, open throat Cotton (Jins ror si. My terms art cash Of city ecccptancr. or one hslf cash and noth for the balance due. I alto hare e t , second hand «ns for sale. They wiilbc nut in com Iffete trider at half price. My address: Be;air, Kid, mood county, Ga. -> aui4-2tam>m TIiOHAS IVYSSF, LIFE ASH CAMPAIOSS OF Limit. Gen. T. J. Jack*. (STONEWALL JACKSON,) BY PROF. R. 1. DABJHEY, D I),. Of tbe Union Theological Seminary, Virginia. F ROM tbe unusual advantages enjoyed by titeas. thor for obtaining ihe most authentic mataal for a full and reliable history of General JackwiO private, as well ns public career, we are enabMio offer tn the public the most <le iratile history of this great Christian warrior ever before published. The work lias been carefully revised aud corrcued by Gen. R. K. Lee, and i-s published for the pecriniaij advantage of Mrs. Gen Jackson. The work ia furnished lo subscribers only ami < be procured only *hrough the regular agents. Sub scribers leaving their names ami addre.-s ut the onice of tbe Loniavme Courier (where a spei linen copr id the work can be aecnj wilt be furnished as sooa u practicable. F. WILSON, At Drag Store of A. A. Solomons O r. aul4 6t Agent tor the city , f bavannah. BOLTON’S WHARF STEAM SAW MILL. WEST OF HABERSHAM’S RICE MILL. T ir undersigned. Tn connection wi;h their Saw-Mill, are now running a PLANING SI CHINK, add will keep constantly cn hum' an a-sort- meet of Lumber and Shingles suitable fur the city trade. JEFFERSON ROBERTS fe CO. Jefferson Roberts. John Lama. John L. KoamilUl au!4-lw Potatoes and Onions! AT PRIVATE SALE. BY BELL. WYLLY & CHRISTIAN. Landing from steamer Herman Livingrton, diwt from New York. aul4-a WANTED, B y a YOUNG WOMAN, a Situation in a print? family, to cook, wash and iron, or as hoose- maid- Addiev at this office suU-lt* nu.r IS :1 Medical Card m WH/DUNCH tr Office, northeast corner of DrajfonamUTa I dint'streets. MW* I FOR SALE, A SPLENDID MILCH COW, English need, it! A. one wlsbing a good Cow anil splendid sn will call and see lor themselves. M. A. 10BD aulQSt Corner ot Jefferson ami Harriet*. I Administrator’s Sale. I /■StflSerA, BROOKS COUNTY—On the fir-tTw-1 U day in September next, will be -old before 11 Conrt House door, in the town of Quitman. G*. * I tween the legal hours of sale, the Real Estate a I Hardy Hunter, deceased, , A Fine Plantation, consisting of fifteen hundred acres, more or le* ij I hundred in a state of cnltivation and in good r$g I ote-thlrd of the whole is splendid hammock.** I St added with ledge white oA, and red oak, and ti* I ory; with one hundred acres tn a high state ol a* I vatlon. . I TWs plantation Is Jsitnated eight mile, non;j I Quitman, on the Albany road, with an eino'c I frame residence, good gin-house and screw, andf" I out-boildinge. It Is one of the best plauui * 4 * I thnoonnty. , I feists, a let or land, No. 476, in the 12th Dutn6» ■ said county, unimproved. , , , aUS-tds WM. JONES. Ada-. Sandersiilk, Georgiy Bills wm be’-purchased by 3>avid H. Dilloft aul3-3t ‘‘ 1 224 BAY STREET. — 11 NEW- DRUG STORE- na JOHN A. MAYER, Aoest. Dealer in DRUGS, HEMCIIES, CHEJIK^ PEBFVBERY SACHES. ETC- ALSO, VERY muaiiY CHARGED SO»*. prow Tmft’s Poteat Fountain. JOHMSL TOOKK WANTED, IffefcL FURNISHED HOUSR, oir three’ rooms ' ied house, Ibr one or two security pivcm for good -- tertteBfew^y. carsM mhtnfftat aui3-« KISSENGEN WATER On Draught, aaiHw ^ifet B> W. MARSH * CO. S, Coriter Whitaker and Congwm ejs. NOTIC1E. savannah, AUGUST n, jogs a DILLON ia appointed otfr dtff^ to-, Attorney during ottrahesnee from the Btex JOHN McMAHQN fe OQ. o Epicures, JOHNSON’S celebrated News, - ■ !■>«. at MamffaCtnrer’s rates- ^dam Sho r | MASOM AND BUILDER- . LL KWDd or repairing and alterati^^l . to. Residence, 154 Bryan street 0™ 0 i ff left at the Carpenter Shop, Bay Lem.> ^ ' Isskt Honae, er it Haywood’s ice House- -BaT ms- KEffSPAPER DEPOT qgg&gS'SS* »> ggSBXijlaM 9f*r (Dotovaire) Bull street, next toP* 1