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The Daily News and Herald. BY 8. W. MASON. HAMUKL. W. MAMOM, W. T. THOMPSON Awciftte Ed«or. Official Paper of the City. PHILADELPHIA HUMttH The telegraph baa anoonaced the adjourn mast of this body An the 16th inst., after the adoption of h tede of resolution* and tbe preparation of an. addreaa to the American people upon the great ieaeeg -.»o* dividing them. It is known that the Convention was harmonious, and that its deliberations re- utffST •wm.itttrwT* «itt *nef jj~^|ineidera WMUJHT’IWtB interesting " proceedings, as far sb we have been advised, SATURDAY. AUOilS* 18. I860. PO ST M A ST B H 8 Mrtptomn Cor the MHWB AND HERALD. Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly at our advertiaed rate*. f TO OllRCOl'STRV FRIENDS. Aa much interest is felt throughout the country in regard to the prospects of the cotton and other crops we Will begratefalto our plantifig Mends aud others n the interior for Information onfhzt subject. Those who havoopportualtfes -for Obtaining valuable infor mation in regard to the growing crops, the working ef the free-labor system, and kindred matters, of gen eral interest, trill confer s favor by communicating the same to ns. ANOTHER KAIliROAD ENTERPRISE. It is cheering to observe in oar Georgia exchanges manifestations of a spirit of pub lic improvement, which we believe to be un precedented in all the past history of the State. In addition to the numerous contem plated enterprises which have been recently noted in our columns, we see by the Griffin Herald that there is to be a great Railroad mass meeting at that place on the 30th inst., to deliberate upon the proposition to construct forthwith the “ Savannah, Griffin and Noith Alabama Railroad, the charter for which, we infer from the comments of tbe Herald, is already in existence. It is alleged that this project is an important link in the grout Chain of thoroughfare between Savannah and Memphis, about which so much has beeu said lately, and which make the two objec tive points nearer by some sixty or seventy miles than any other proposed route. Every body is invited to the meeting, from Savan nah to Memphis, and newspapers friendly to tbe road are requested to copy the call. It is needlese to say that Savannah, as one of the two points pre-eminently interested in this movement, is expected to be represented in tbe proposed meeting at Griffin. Disloyal Heibs not Entitled to Abreabs op Pay and Bounty.—The Second Comp troller of the Treasury has decided that ar rears of pay and bounty cannot be paid to disloyal heirs, nor can such heirs be passed over and payment he made to the next loyal person in the order of inheritance, pre scribed by the act of July 11, 1862. In de ciding upon the validity of the claim recent ly presented, and which called forth the above decision, the Comptroller says that the case is not similar to that of a non-resi dent of the United States, inasmuch as the acf referred to provides for paymeut to the next resident in the order prescribed, but that no such provision is made in any law for passing over a disloyal heir; and that in such cases the money reverts to the United States. Turncoats.—A writer in the Nashville Union and American says it is remarable that the most bitter persecutors of Confede rates in Tennessee are those who, at some period during the war, were cither apologists for, or open advocates, of the Southern cause. Many of this class have abandoned their former political allies, now seek to de prive them of political privileges for enter taining opinions which they themselvss held, proclaimed through the press and enjoined by legislative action. There is nothing remarkable aliout it. Renegades everywhere, in Tennessee, Ala bama, Mahometan countries, are always the vilest persecutors and most intolerant pro- acriptionists. They hate their old associates because their old associates know their vil- lany. * suit* in complete success, lndewLeveiy, ihWl'osimamer uen^mri^uaii anoaecre- . -res 1 tSffWcCofloch may alsr^ofii tKe {wfty: The War Wcwb from Ba*th America has been cheeringly auspicious. The attend ance of the delegates outnumbered that of any previous body ever cotfnfty. ■T6e'|ffl0Iectu^Vomiaence, diqsee- sionatc demeanor, conciliatory disposition, and tbe general desire personal predilertiep. *»■“ mon good have been so marked , aa to be come the subject of anlvarral comment. That the resolutions adopted, which ate to'consti tute the platform of tbe Conservative parly, will be acceptable to the people of the South, there can be no doubt^when we call toaaind the names of thoife who represented thhpi in the Convention. A mare important event than the action of this Convention hhs never transpired since the organization of the Gov ernment, one pregnant with greater conse quences, not only to tbe Southern >! peopje, but to tbe whole country. The South, how - ever, is more particularly interested, as on the result ot its deliberations depends, iri fact, our very existence as a people. V the policy of restoration recommended is Adopted by the Northern States it wilt impart new ener gy to a prostrate and paralyzed people, and restore them to alltbe prerogatives of full citizenship. Without this there is no bright future for the Sontb, no coming repose or prifepqrity for her people. Hence the anxiety with which we have awaited the result. As au indication of the patriotic spirit which animated the Convention, we quote the following from the address, as read by Mr. Raymond: “And tbe ten millions of Americans who live in the South would be unworthy citizens of a free commonwealth, degenerate sons of an heroic aacestry, unfit ever to become guardians of the rights and principles be queathed to us by the fathers And founders of tiic.Republic if they could accept, with un complaining submission, the homiliating terms sought to be imposed upon them.” The delegates who assembled in Philadel phia have performedjt solemn duty, and it should be bailed by every true patriot as an occurrence second only in importance to the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The Radicals denonnee the Convention and its proceeding with intense bitterness. And so did the enemies of a Republican form ai Government denounce the Independence Convention of 1776, and the Convention that formed the constitution, and it is not surpri sing, therefore, that they are now acting in full accord with the history of their organi zation, and stigmatizing tbe restoration Con vention of 1866 as a gathering of traitors. Tbe former Conventions weie a success, aud 'the present one will he none the less so. the PRESIDENTIAL. PARTY TO CHI CAGO. The Washington correspondent of the Bal- £ ore Sun *ays the railroad time table for Praii’j^pt’s Jtrip to Chisago has beeq agreed upon'. ASrat present'arranged, only one mem.ber of the Cabinet (Mr/Seward) will accompany Mr. Johnson, but it is probable that Postmaster General Randall and Secre- magniticent passenger car built for the late President Lincoln; Rid now belonging to the Government, will convey the Presidential to Chicago fcacfc Jfe Washington. An at present arranged them will be no stoj? ping at Saratoga. ‘ The party will leave Washington in the 7:30 A. M. train on Tnes- 4ey,. August 25th, for Philadelphia, where they will remain until the next morning, Wednesday, 29tb, and leave at eight o’clock for New York, arriving at tbe latter place at noon of that day. Thursday, August 30th, leave New York for Albany by Hudson river steamer; leave Albany next morning, 31st just., for Anbnrn, via Schenectady, Utica and Syracuse; leave Auburn on the morning of Satotday,-September 1st, for. Niagara Falls, via Geneva. Canandaigua, Rochester, Brock- port, Albion and Lockport. Sunday, Sep tember 2, remair, at Niagara Falls, and leave On the mornir.g of Monday, 3d of September, for Buffalo., aud leave that place same day for Cleveland via Erie and Dunkirk. Tues day, September 4th, leave Cleveland for De troit, via Toledo and Monroeville, stopping three hours at Toledo; leave Detroit on Wed nesday, September 5tb, for Chicago, via Ann Arbor, Jackson, Marshall, Kalamazoo and Michigan City, arriving at Chicago on the evening of the same day. How long tbe President will remain in Chi cago has not been determined, but it is un derstood that his stay in that city will not be over two days, when he will probably go to Madison, Wisconsin, remain there one day, aud return to Washington by the way of Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Columbus and Pitts burg- By Telegraph. t- • \ * — IIGHT DISPATCHES. FBOM NEW YORK. Desfcmrtite, Storm o* tbe Coast of? Africa. > OF THAD. STKV RN8 FOR *.----*- — ■ «v> - - - CONGRESS. ; FENIAN C’pNV^NTION. EXECUTION OF ROONEY. Nkw York, Ang. 17.—Kio Jareiro da tea. of July 10th bare been received. The Paraguayans recently bombarded tbe camp of tbe allied army,’ but without doing much damage. Peru and Chili have proffered their services as mediators to the Oriental aud Argentine Governments, but no importance is atta%died to the proposal. The allies seem to prosecute the war with but little energy. It is said that Brazil would continue the war if the allies withdrew, deeming it necessary to the tranquility of her empire. , A great storm prevailed on the coast of Africa and a large number of vessels were lust. Apprehensions that other vessels are lost. now lying at the Atlantic Dock, are claimed by Stevens ; .Thad. Stevens.has been unanimously nominated for re-election to Congress by the Convention at Lan caster, Pa. President Roberts has issued a call for a Fenian Congress to assemble at Troy, N. T-, on the 4th of September. Official reports of the late Canadian fiasco will be submitted. He states that the vessels purchas ed for privateering by O’Mahouey, months ago, and but if he persists in claiming them, an attachment will be procured against him by the Brooklyn Fenians. Bernard F. Rooney, tbe murderer of Henry Lazar- 1, was executed to-day. Tnu “conscience fond” has received no contributions as yet from the Congressmen who took their $2,000 a session, extra pay. It is now thought that they are, in most cases, calculating whether their re-election would cost them more tliau $4,00o apiece, or whether the refunding this sum with a flour ish of trumpets would not secure that result without further expense or trouble. Late Periodicals.—We are indebted to the Messrs. Estill, newsdealers, for late num bers of Harpers' Weekly, Field and Fireside, Flag of Our Uuion, Metropolitan Record, and a number of other interesting publications, of which they have a fine supply and of the latest dates. They have also a variety of German papers, published in different parts of the Union, containing the latest and most authentic accounts of the late war in Germa ny, which will be interesting to our German citizens. Ch ARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAILROAD AT Auction.—The Charleston Courier of the 17th inst., says, capitalists and others interes ted are referred to the announcement in our paper this morning, of the sale at auction on the 20th of November next, of the Charles ton and Savannah Railroad. The road has been under repair for several months, and a part of it is now in good running order, wiih new track, iron, Ac. The reasons for the sale are made known in the announcement of the Trustees, accompanying the notice of sale. The exciting topic at Saratoga is the quar rel whieh has arisen between John Morrisey, the noted turfite, and the Lelands. Morrisey charges the hotel-keepers there with being mean, because they would not subscribe foi purses to be give* during the race week. The latter retort that the raee week injures the place because of the operations which Morrisey connects with it; that while they may gain for one week by tbe patronage of the horse people, they lose for a month the business of hundreds of respectable families. Centralization in Germany.—Count Vou Bismarck's plan of German reorganization, submitted to the King of Prussia, proposes that the German States shall sti'l preserve their independence, but shall be militarily and diplomatically represented and controlled by Prussia, who would also reserve to herself the right of confirming the nominations ot ministers in the different States”in conform ity with her own policy. The independence of the German States, under the military and diplomatic coutrol of Prussia is, of course, a myth. The project is consolidation, and if it proposed the de liverance of the States from the needless and enormous burden of maintaining such a su- peifluou9 number of courts, the change would at least present the promise of improvement in one particular. Bio Storms.—They have the most remark able storms and tornadoes out West. The most wonderful of recent date occurred io Illinois. Says a local paper: The next objects receiving the “attention’’ nf the storm were Mr. Compton’s house and stable. The house was 24 by 24 feet, two stories high, in which were himself and fam ily ; bnt it was taken up bodily aud berne a distance ot eight rods and then set down again “in good order”—not a person hart, uor a siugle piece of crockery nor anything displaced. The stable was tom to atoms, but the horses that were in it were’ left un hurt. Mosey Bags and Military Extortion.— Additional European advices furnish some further particulars concerning the Prussian exactions made by the military satrap, Gen. Mautcuffel, on the people of the free city of Fraukfort, which has given much satisfac tion to the foreigu commercial bouses in this country, especially with regard to the manly conduct of Baron Meyer Carl Rothschild in resisting these demands. It seems when the peremptory order of Gen. Mantcuffel had completely paralized the wits of the mer chants of the city, Rothschild remained firm, and defiantly told the Prussian satrap that he could take bis money at tbe peril of hav ing every dollar of the Rothschild’s capital and credit withdrawn from Prussia, and every Prussian bill on the| house dishonored. The sequel remains to be told. The prevailing opinion in this country is that forcible seiz ure was given over, as it was in sundry in stances where other Fraukfort bankers avail ed themselves of the protection of the Amer ican consul. A Very Bold Movement.—A number of freedmen in this place—having been organ ized into a military compauy at the instance and sanction, it is asserted, of the agent of the Bureau, J. Clarke Swayze—commenced drilling through the streets of Griffin on last Saturday. Capt. Ehlers .very promptly had the whole thing suppressed—aud had he or dered Capt. Swayze to be t ried before a pro per tribunal, for felony or lunacy, or both, ic would have completely performed his duty. It is gratifying to record that not a Uuion man in the whole community but condemns most emphatically this movement inaugurat ed by tbe Bereau official at this place.— “Whom the gods destroy they first- make mad.”—Griffin (Gn.) Herald. The Brunswick Courier.—Wc have be fore us the first number of a paper with tbe above title, just started at Brunswick, Ga., by Richard Dime, Esq. Si is neatly printed, well edited,.and filled with.interesting mat ter. We wish this new candidate for public favor the most abundant success, and recom mend it to the merchants of this city as an excellent medium through which to commu nicate, by advertising, with a large section oi our State. Cholera in Cincinnati.—The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday says: Out reports thus far have shown only the fatal cases of cholera. We can safely state, however, that folly fifty per centum of the cases of actual cholera are cored. There are but few cases that refuse to yield to good medical treat ment when taken in time. Most of the fa talities occur where the victims allbit a diarrhoea to take strong hold upon them. Dan Rice is out in a new character—that of moral lecturer. He has disposed of the blind horse, the vicious mules, and tbe pink legged female rider, and set up a purely mora . uenagnrie, tbe wonder of whieh lie person- ROjy expounds. JJtau is a candidate for Con gress in Pennsylvania, and bis present expe rience with Wild beasts may come handy when he takes his seat, as of course he will, for be is a Democrat, and essays to ride on foe whirlwind and direct the Rump. The Savannah Collectorship.—The ap pointment of Collector of Customs at this port,fhas-been tendered by the President to Hon. James Johnson, late Provisional Governor of Georgia, anti accepted by him. The appointment was previously tendered to Mr. Joshua Hill, who declined. Apologetic.—We apologize to oUr cotem porary of the Thomasville Enterprise for the misnomer perpetrated a few days since, by Inadvertence, in writing hie paper “The Watchman.” The proper correction has been made on our books. New York and London.—The cable across the Gulf of SL Lawrence has been repaired, and New York may now be said to be in di rect communication with London by tele graph. s Gen. Howard and the Freedmen’s Bureau Howard will lie removed, it is -stated that the reason urged for fitsYfemovaV isHte effort* constantly urged by him to place the Uaoka= upon a footing of social equality with the whites, and his refusal to remove agents they are clearly shown to have used thef&pq*-; sition for private gain. General Howard has written a letter la ply to some inquiries made by tbe Hon.Yloifr well Hart, member of Congress from New York, concerning the operations of the Freedmen’s Bureau. The Genera, explains the organization and work of the Bqrepu, giving its statistics from Jnne, 1865, to'June, 1866. From these it appears tijaf the nun ber of persons receiving ratioffisrfcdecreassDg, and that the poor whites dependent upon the government bounty are equal in number tp the blacks. The letter closes with the opin ion that in tbe present condition of affairs, the Bureau is indispensable, s \ \ New ' State Ovficrrs in Texas.—Offi cial information was received, at Wash ington from Texas, mat Governor Tbroek- morton was inaugurated ou the 9th Inst., and that tbe State officers are now ready to enter upon the discharge of their duties The proclamations, similar to those issued in the cases of North Carolina, Ac., are being prepared in the State Department, andrwilh be promulgated soon. A peace .P5>t lamation will also be issued by tbe President, declaring that peace reigns throughout the land, and that the writ of habeas corpus is no longer suspended throughout the .United States. Notice. 1HE FOLLOWING LOTS OF LAND and improve- rn; X meuts upon Luts are iu arrears for city taxes, to-wii: Lot No. 5, Berrien Ward, triangle on Gaston at. Lot and improvements No. 6 (Carpenter’s Row. Lot and improvements west half pf No. 13, Carpen ter’s Row. Lot and improvements No. 14, Carpenter’s Row. Lot aud improvements No. 15, Carpenter’s How. Improvement No. 18, Crawford Ward. east. Improvement No. 24, Currytown Ward. Lots No. 2, 3, and 45, Davis Ward. One-fourth of lot 51, Garden Lot, east. Three-fourth* of lot 52, Garden Lot, east One-fourth of lot 63, Garden Lot, east. Three-fourths of lot 64, Garden Lot, east. Lot and improvements No. 19, Garden lad, west. Fractious 1, 2,3, 4,5, 6, Tan Yard Tract. Wefd half lot No. 10, Gaston Ward Lot and improvements No. 20, Gaston Ward. Lots No r 3, 4, 11, 12,13,14, Gaston Ward. Improvement corner of Hall and Tatnall streets. Improvement between Hull and Gwinnett streets. Lot and improvements No. 5, Gilmer villa. Lots A C. 7, 8, », U, 17,18, 19, 24, 25, 26, 28, Mont- mollensvilie. „ Lots 8,9, and lots and improvements 3, 4,18, North Oglethorpe W r ard. Lot 10, Middle Oglethorpe Ward. -The rumor is rife in Washington that-UenJ. Stephens Ward Improvement Xfc Hi Troup Ward. East part No. 14, Trustees’ Garden. ^iijfc*i*v<fnettt No. 15, Wajtou W*r<L ‘ Law 28, »7 and letter A, ‘Wesley Ward. * As the owners of the above mentioned property are ikuown, iftotfee to hereby given that, if said arrears “ paid by the lint &ay of September next, exe- for the respective amounts doe will be put of the City Marshal, with instructions “ lots and improvement* for and costa qf advertising and R. T. GIBSON, City Treasurer. E FAMILY FLOUR FBOM NEW WHEAT. T HE Savannah Steam Flouring Hills feast qnd of Broughton struct) are .now safNdjUH: Grocers and Kaullies Wfih an excellent of NEW FLOOR; made from NEW WHEAT. Families sup plied at their reshlemwe, by the barrel, half barrel, or quarter barrel. Also, fresh GBITS aud HEAL, quarter by the bnahet or half bashel. WANTED, A SHALL FURNISHED HOUSE, or three romns and kitchen in a famished inai-e^fur one or two id kltCucii III u .... iui umwi mouths. . Terms cash, and security Riven for good iof jbr i Hdrsli KISSENGEN WATER On Draught, At I. W. HARSH A CO.’S, ' autl-lv Corner Whitaker and Congress sts. i >To,Epiqgres. Gov. Wells.—The N. O. Times says that the grave responsibilities which attach to Gov. Wells’ vaeiliAtiiig and - discreditable course he strives in vain to east on the should ers of others. Pursued by an avfafging Ne mesis, he hides his head, like the ostrich, and tries to convince himself that his whole body is secure. Distrusted by the Radicals, des pised by the Conservatives, he finds noneso poor as to “do him reverence.” “O, shame 1 where is thy Mush ? ” . j jj A Death. The Columbus Sun, |of the 15th, announces the death of Daniel Griffin, Esq., who, in the capacity of an engineer, has been connected with the railroads of Georgia. J, ... edn F.<VifrTT0N esn he'hid-^ut ulail No. 13, }i«rA. BliONS. LIME. 77 2000 BARKfX9 of beet hockland lihs, in fine order, for tale by aul-tf BRADLEY. HILL A CO, NOTICE. gY the Ordinance pawed by the City Council on tbe 27th day of December, 186k, the taxes upon crow sales of every description of merchandize and wares, upon freight and- pa wage money payable In this city, and upon hones and mules, are required to be paid monthly. The naderelghed in prepared to re. eefve tbe above tax for the past mouth of April. K T. GIBSON, lyl-tf - • t - City Tressnrer, GEORGIA FLOUR. EGA SACKS AND HALF SACKS; from Stovall’S Hill, for sale by CONNKRAT A JOHNSON. FROM WASHINGTON. The President, Oen. Grant and Others Going to Chicago- SUSPENSION OF DISTRIBUTION RATIONS. OF Comu^ififfionm io Farts Exposition. Washington, Aug. 17.—It is probable that all tbe members of tbe Cabinet, excepting Harlan, and Stan ton. besides Gen. Grant and Admiral F*rra£ut, will accompany the President on the trip to Chicago. It is reported on good authority that Gen. Howard. Commissioner of the Freedmen’s Bureau intends is suing an order within a few days suspending Abe dis tribution of; Government rations to the destitute of tbe South; -thus throwing the burden of supporting the indigent of both races on tbe local authorities. The President has appointed Robt. £. Peterson, of Pennsylvania, and Charles li. Norton, of New York, United States Commissioners to the Paris Exposition. Op). R. R. Boliiug has beeu appointed Collector of Customs at Louisville, Ky., vice D. W. Gallaher, re moved. From Siw Orleans. New Orleans, Aug. 17.—Cotton stiffer. Sales of 2,200 bales. Low Middlings, 32@34. Gold 149 There were 27 deaths from cholera yesterday. Advices from the Rio Grande report the political revolution in Matazuoros as resulting in the over throw and flight, of Caravaial and the instalment of the Juarez government. No loss of life or property* The Cholera at Cincinnati. Cincinnati, Aug. 17.—There were 67 deaths flroo from cholera in this city yesterday. Kxrcutlon of Starkweather. Hartford, Conn., Aug. 17.—Alfred Starkweather, the murderer oi his mother and sister, was hung here to-day. Ifew York Market. New York, August 17.—Cotton advanced L a a cent ; sales 2,800 bales. Middlings, 34*£(§*36‘ 2 '. Gold, 50M* Five-twenties, 110 J 8 ; Seven-thirties, 105^ ; Ten-for ties, 102. Flour firmer for Southern ; sales of 500 barrels at |10^ $15 25. Corn firm ; sales of 17,500 bushels at 1 cent higher. Beef steady. Pork quiet, witli sales of 6,000 barrels at $32 50. Lard firm. Whiskey quiet. Groceries quiet. Turpentine dul| at 68(a 69c. Rosin unchanged Mobile Market. Mobile. Aug. 17.—Sales to-day 500 ba’es. the week 1,600 b|les. Sales for Middling 30. Receipts for the week 734 bales against 815 bales last week. Exports 1,627 bales. Stock on hand 31,440. Social Notices. BEUISTKY LIST, 1806. CITY OF SAVANNAH. OFFICE OF CLEKK OF COUNCIL. % Augnst 3d, IS A. Notice is hereby given that the ltagistry List of citizens entitled by law to vote at the ensuing elec tion for Mayor auil Aldermen or the City of 8avan- H„ti, will close on Monday, the 3J day of September next. Tile Registry I.ist is open daily.from 9 a. III. till - 1>- 111. Persons not qualUied to vote will return their names to the City Treasurer. JAMES STKJVART, ang3-10t Clerk of Council. CHATHAM INFERIOR COURT, I ■a. f Tufauay, Augast 7th, 1866. WaaaikB, On account of the enormous expense tc which the county is pnt liy prisoners being turned over for t ial to CanrLs not to convene in several months, when a Court having Jurisdiction is in ses sion, thereby burdening tbe county with heavy and unnecessary ousts, it is hereby directed that all Mag istrates shall torn over their cases to the nearest Court having jurisdiction, otherwise their bills will not be passed by this Court. GEO. P. HARRISON. J- A C. C. C. JOHN WILLIAMSON, J. I. C. C. C. Trne extract Iron the minutes. WM. H. BULLOCH, anS-eodlw Clerk I. C. C. C. S. T.—1860—X. Drake’s Plantation Utters. They pnrify, strengthen and invigorate. They creak, a healthy appetite. They> rat A antidote to change of water and diet. They overtime effectirof dissipation and fate bourn. They rtren&hen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic Mid Intermittent fevers. They pnrify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They care Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and Cholera Hortms. They core Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They are the hest Bitters hi the world. They make the weak strong, ahn are exhansted.nature’s great re storer. They are made of pare St. Croix Rum, the celebrated Caiiaaya Bark, roots and herns, and* are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without to age or tinia of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persona requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Crocus, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. Only gra- nine when Cork to covered by our private D. 8. Stamp. Beware of counterfeits and refilled botUm. p. q. Drake * co„ octSS-eodlr SI Park Row, New York. HILL’S. HAUL DYE, so eemta—Black or Rrown, instantaneous, best, cheapest, durable, re liable. Depot, No. 66 John street, New York. Sold by all drug and patent medicine stores everywhere. *My •'••• •■o • u • • - y flsgss’8 MtgMlia Bata. This la the moat delightful and extraordinary article ever dJaeovered. It changes the son-burnt fac. aa hanik to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty, “"rrrt’ng f t* marble pnrify of youth, and the .df Hht- gue appearance so Inviting In the city belle of feefifor It removes ton, freckles, pimples and roughness froi the skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent and amooth. It contain, no material inlurioui to the «n„ Patronised by Actrerees and Open ginger*. It i. what every lady should have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. SO cents. Prepared by W. *. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. Address all order* to DKMA8 BARNES * 00., . octST-eadly • v. /. "■ New York. Special Notices. To T rave Newapapera Maak.lnae, cheap Novel, can be hod at BSTILDff NEWS corner of Bay lane, next to the Poet Office (down stair/.) Writing Papsn End Envelopes of all kinds, in any quantity, from a single sheet np. Pens, Inks, Ac. . 1 anio-tf Special Notice. fasiowne er vue* - ’v Bank or Tax State op Gxoogia, Savannah, August 14, 1866. "Btmiffifois iflfsareiiy'riaiiRiffffiii’ nw grww ) their cl.ims wffi-be tawk-uulesa presented within six mo the from the timedf assignment of the assets of the Bank. A. PORTER; ■v. to -'- W. CUMMINS,. onU-dSwAthenwtf | ..r j.^Mtenqdl,J %Sr Macon Telegraph OBd Augasta Const it utio aliat will plomse publish dally for.ihree week*'. C5 V *'-' OP THE THE BEST TONIC.—Caswell, Hack A Co. FERRO-PHOSPHORATRD ELIXIR OF CALISAYA it a combination of the three beat toalcs, IRON, PHOSPHORUS, CALISAYA. : i • The Den gives the blood a rich vermilfion color where it becomes thin and watery; tbe Phosphorus supplies nervous power in cases of mental daprepji sion, while the Caiiaaya glreh An. and vigor to all the organs of the body. Sole manufacturers, CASWELL, HACK A CO., un der Fifth Avenue Hotol, New York, and Newport, R. I. For sale at LI PPM AN’S JyS.tf Drag and Chemical Warehouse. Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignees of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Savannah, Georgia, hereby notify bUl-heWera and other claim ants against the sakl Nank to present the same for li quidation, and all person, indebted to the Bank are required to mjke immediate payment. Bin-holders will lose their priority if The bills are not presented within six months from this date. JOHN RICHARDSON, , J. E. GAUDRY, jy‘27-tf Assignees. Assignee’s Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignee of the Bank of Commerce of Savannah, .Georgia, is prepared to enter upon his duties. AU bill holders and other persons having claims against the said Bonk, are requested to present the same for liquida tion, and all parties indebted to the Bank are re quested to make in mediate payment. Bill holders will lose their priority if the bills are □ot presented within six months from this dale. JOHN C. FERKILL, au2-3m Assignee. Agua de Magnolia. A toilet delightl The ladies' treasure and gentle men’s boon! The “sweetest thing” and largest quan tity. Manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia. UBedfor bathing the Ihee and person, to render the skin soft ana fresh, to prevent eruption*, to perfume clothing, Ac. It overcomes the unpleasant cdfO^ of parspiration. It removes redness, tan, blotches, Ac. It cures nervous headache and allays inflammation. It cools, softens and adds delicacy to the skin. R yields a subdued and lasting peifeme. It cares mosquito bites aud stings of insects. It contains no material injurious to the skin. Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It is what every lady should have. Bold everywhere. Try the Magnolia Water once and yon will use no other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards. DAHAS BARNES A CO., ct2T-eodly Props, Exclusive Agents, N. Y. Augusta & Savannah Railroad 1 DIVIDEND. No. 7. Savannah, July 26,1S66. A DIVIDEND of thirteen dollars and thirty-three and one-third cents per share will he paid to the stockholders on and after the 1st day of Augnst at the Central Railroad Bank. The United States revenue tax will be paid by the Company. FRANCIS T. WILLIS, jy26-eodlm President. LYON’S KATHAIRON. Kathatronis from the Greek word “Kathro,” or “Kathairo,’’ signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate aud re store. This article hi what It. name signifies. For preserving, reatoringand beautifying the .human hair, it is the most remarkable preparation In the world. It is again owned and put np tty the original proprie tor, and is now made with the same care, skill and at tention which gave it a sale of over one milliou.bot- tles per annum. . -it is a most delightful Hair Dressing. It eradicates scarf and dandruff. It kee|>8 the head cool and dean. It makes the hate rich, soft and glossy. It prevents the hair from felling off and taming gray- It restores hair upon bald heads. Aliy lady or gentleman who values a beaatfnl head nf hair should use Lyon’s Kathairon. It is known and used throughout the civilized world. Sold by al respectable dealers. DEHAS BARNES A CO. octST-eodlv New York. Election Notice. CITY OF SAVANNAH, ) OrPHfe Cliok or Coohoil, ? August 11th, 1866.) At the next Regular Meeting of Council, to be heid on Wednesday Evening, Aagnst 22d, 1866, at five o'clock P. M., aa election wMl be held for the office of CITY TREASURER, {To OH the vacancy canted by the resignation of R- T. GMeon, Esq.) w- SALARY, $2,000—BOND, $2n,«N. Also, for the office or ASSISTANT treasurer. SALARY, s— BOND, $10,000. Applicant, most State in their applications the names of their securities (two required) and hand in their applications to ate on or beforffi(0 o’clock A. M. on thht day. JAMES STEW ANT, aull-td Clerk of Council. Assignees’ Notice. Ban or Satawab, Savannah, Georgia, July 6, 1866. The undersigned having been appointed Assignees of this Bank for the purpose of adjusting and liqui dating its affaire, therefore all pereoce having claims against this corporation will promt them, add al bUl-huldere of tbia Bank are required to present the sum within six moaths from this Avto, or they will lose the priority granted by statute, add those in debted will make itpnadiato payment to B. BRIGHAM. GEO. W. DAVTK, lyfi-lto , . ,Assignees. SYS The Original and Bart In the World I The only tme and perfect Haig Dye. Harmieaa, Reliable and Instan taneous. -Produce* imppdiate-y a splendid Black or natural Brown, witboot Injuring the hair or (fcin. Remodies the ill effects of bad dyes. Bold by all Drug- giata. The genuine is signed. William A. Batchelor. regenerating extract of milLbflburs, For Betomiag and Neaati&iug the Hair. ee14-1v flBABU* BATCHELOR. Nnw Yoez. MARTIN J. FORD, atxohnkt JLT hw, OFFICE. Mo. 79 BKYAASTMEMT, Jyll-dm SAVANNAH. QA- FOR RENT, j.--' • ROOMS and TWO LARGE brick bdildtngoe the corner < *g£rto R CODh HALLS in the corner or Bay and Ua- ghnii Mhniedintoly RBWAKD PADELFOffia Medical Card. DR. WE DUNCAN. dint streets. r of Draytow andPreM- * aolA-lm New Advertisements. ife Insurance, SOUTHERN BBABCEOrnCS I'JVrcw.H i a. a u ^KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE CO., RESIDENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS. Policies Written in every Form Desired. PARTICULAR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO THE Ten Year, Non-Forfeiture, ENDOWMENT POLICIES, by wliich plan tbor.’ ran be no forfeiture after two aunual Premiums have been paid. Policies Written & Losses Promptly Paid A T tSlu office, No. 89 13ay Street; xsr Calk ami receive a Circular, with free ex planation. * A. WILBUR, General Manager. WM. R. BOYD, Agent. auiiCtr INSURE llitliW Alim • i •*_.,„ ili - IN TIIE TRAVELER'S INSURANCE COMPANY. A TICKET FOR ONE DAY, Insuring $&,ooo in event of Fatal Accident, and t‘25 per week iu event of disability caused by Accident, COSTS 28 CENTS; For One Month, $5; For One Year, $25. Do not Travel Without Due. No Person Should Neglect It. W Call and get a Circular. WM. R. BOYD, Agent, No. SO BAT STREET. SEALS AND SEAL PRESSES, FOR THE USE OF COUNTY AND STATE OFFICERS, NOTA RIEJ8 PUBLIC, SOCIETIES, LODGES, BUSINESS MEN AND OTHERS. T HE undersigned an: preimred to famish, at tbe shortest notice, EMBOSSING SEALS, with shy device (with or without Presses), of the most elab orate designs. ' Send for a Circular and specimens. KSriU A BROTHER. Bull street, next to th. Pont office, autSrd&wtf SavUnnah^Ga. Hand stamps, CANCELLING REVENUE STAMPS AND GENERAL BUSINESS PURPOSES, At MftnufactureiB’ Prk ' eH ’ No. 1 Cancelling Stamp -Stft nn.l.,M« and Banking Stamp {W«»oi» from $10 to $W, —^ With date^*S*0 extra. Extra Dies, from $* to $4. Orders received ty^m M BROTHER. ,„ wt . Ba« street, nd» au!6-d*wtt Notice. - w NRVirr. of the firm of NevH,bftMp d •I *o«fe t« associated himself with Lathrop A &*tn*Ml*y (food, business, at tbe old stand of HENRY LATHROP ft OO. fl-tf Aflvertisemem. REGATT A A REGATTA WILL Take PUr* At Thunderb 0l ON THE 29th AUGUST rmss fob. all The race will be run accordi,,-. Brooklyn Yacht Club. diII|?to 8411 H f*.,. Prizer-Two Silver Ea 1 ranee Fee, m* >« t F. M. TKEADCRAFT by thelsft Ttiero are now foqr boats enterS An?u '- 5 For Rent A TWO STORY BRICK Hocsj, ton Street, ic tween Montcon,^' 1 Broad street. Apply, brtlt l < fo • JAMF.S J. WaRijk; j, I au1S 2aw2w Corner Bull »,.i p; School COSBY would hereby inf .rm b ;. the public that the exercises or bb s,. resumed on the second Mondav in rv , auia-iw ' flour; J 5Q sacks New Wheat Atlanta ‘■City j , 78 barrels ”Ne Pins Ultra •• 50 barrels **Beliot Mills.'* For sale by anlSlw OCTAVrs COHR IN” otice. A LL persons indebted to the estate o f r Verclier are requested to make i aoJ ^ ment to the undersipneil, aud ail claims against said entato must ivwuusJ attested, within the time prescribe<1 hy i lw ' au!8-1aw6w J. J. WARING, Admim*, S TATE OP GEORGIA, CHATHAM CODrl all whom it may concern: * ‘ * Whereas, Chas H. Olmste .d will apply h : of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory un :b;« Charlotte Veader, deceased: Tliexe are, therefore, to cite and admriaR t „ it may-concern, to lie and appear Wf.r to make objection fif any they hsiwjuuurvl fir.-t Monday in Mar< li next, othersue^ will be granted. Witness my official signatnn*. this i»ta.i r gust, 1SC6. 1>. 0’BTE^I aa)S-lam6m Notice. jyr A. COnEN and WM. U. liOTl) tiionzetl Attorneys for the transaclionnfij nesa for me during my abwnc^froip ih Godey’s, for Septemj LAND WE LOVE, for August. APPLETON’S RAILROAD GUIDE, fur J DrBOW’S REV1KW, for Angu.-L BLSCK WOOD’S MAGAZINE, for .Ini: BALLOU’S MAGAZINE, for Srp'Hiii.; PETERSON’S MAGAZINE,for s.,,; K J THE GALAXY, No. S. I For sale by anl6 tf ESTILL ABM SHADES, OILCLOTHS W E would Inform our friends lint opening one of the fluoat and ra - Stocks Dy September 13th, iu CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, LACE CURTAINS, CORNICES, „ WINDOW SE anIG-Ut LATHROP* FAMILY MRDIMi I ill ATHENS, GE0RGU T HIS School ia preparatory to the Gfn! !\ opens August loth. For Cirruias ; antC-St ALEX. M. SCUD!«iJ WOOD! W( -TtHE BEST OAK WOOD at $S - A to any part ot the city. SAWED and delivered at $9 per cord Other qualities one dollar per onl ic- Apply to Dr. J. A. MAYER, Call streeifl box 264, Post Office. FOR SALE! ft K BARRELS MUSCOV'DO MOLARS I <50 34 caddies Hyson Tea 15 sacks Rio Circe 5,<HK) Uav .m Segars *,000 Garihaldi Cheroots *0 boxes Manufactured Totes* in store and for sale by an!5-4t guerard s r GTuimy Clou BALES GUNNY CLOTH reccitKtjf City of Bath, and for sale by BRIG IIAN. H^iJ SODA WATER I WOULD respectfully remind myfr** rons that business If very dn!!- )?■ ! wttles is beyoad any previous season J not submit to; so be more careful; ble for all left •.. ith you. If I am fjWL Iu bills for bottles, some of yon the nnmber you are short. Mi me 15 cents. My bottles are ail eitLrr p and contain, when full, superior bottle has my name on it. anll-tf JOHN tT l Soda Watrrk WM Comer Bay ami U-OXi SAM 600 Head Beef« From two years old and up, inc ” . .-;| head, delivered at Palatka, or any P-*' j fit. John's River, Florida. p. 0. Palatka, Fla., July 7. I860. _—-A W. M. WA1SH- j nTHOLESALE Druggists, cornd" TV Broughton streets, Savaan> Agent for the South. ^ CLOCK’S „ Hair Restorer Restore!* OH! CLOCK’S s. Bair Restorer makes Hair trrov ™ ; CLOCK *6 Hair Restorer Stops Hair trim ^ ■ CLOCK’S Hair Restorer Prevents Ik* 1 ■ HalrRestorer^irfepintivlN^ j CLOCKS Bair Restorer toaUthatcau^ rf ^ Hair Restorer possesses t“ A single trial convinces ^ ( j value. If, after a thoroug. does not give perfect ^ refunded: Sold everywhere at » ( bottlea for fit. OH* 1 J. JACK PLANTER'S HI TALLAHASSEE. Clark, T. M. JO.SKH- Jones & BROKERS AND GENE^' SION MEKCHA^ 1l ( Mo. 1 Stoddard’s Dower an34m R»»S' SAWS BOLTON’S STEAM SAW OP iABBRSUAM* 1 mst UNDERSIGNLD. ^ gf.' A CHINE, and vffil keeP ^;"^ ; ment of Lumber and suing 1 '” trad*. mcuit wi iruuiwv* — jbffkbsosbS- Jefferson Robert*. JohnLatuK aulfelw