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» The Daily News and]Herald. BY W. MA*OW. BAHCKL W. MASON ..■ditar, W. T. THOMPSON iMWUti Bdltor. Official Paper of the City. .amest mMjmjMiamimmm FRIDAY. AVGUST »4. 1841®. * POSTMA S T E II S Are autbocued to receive .ubarripttona (or the ME®*, tetHTTINteft tf HM8 W n Ttaile Tri.WeoVlv unit W,.,.l-lv nnr HM1* .»« IK* » AND HERALD, Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly at our advertised rates. j\Cd TO OUR Aa much intereit regard to the proapeeta we wUl be geateraltb *r THY FJAIKkOS felt throughout the country in of the cotton and other crops who hare opporMMe ferabtaiaing valuable infer nation in regard io the growing crops, the working of the free-labor system, and kindred matters, of gen eral totarete, will oondtr a favor by oosamunics^ing the nme to u. ®a MPIIUT ” PBBPARIS6 POR WAIT Wilkes’ Spirit of the Times leads the Radi cals in rampant radicalism. It inveighs against the President’s “usurpations,” which, it says, “ if atteiqpted in a monarchical coun- try, would provoke immediate resistance, and most likely cost the' offending King his head. ” It chides Congress for failing to »m peach the President and Mr. Seward, and expresses its aristocratic contempt for Andrew Johnson as a mere “journeyman mechanic who, by accident, became President. ” It says that men like Andrew Johnson and William H. Seward, who suppressed the New Orleans Convention by force at arm3, will nof best tate to enforce their power “after the same fashion” in Washington in December next. It thus concludes : “When the dreaded crisis comes, as we believe it will, the text of the second revolution wilT be opened, and then every man in the country will be called upon to fight. If our institutions can withstand that final struggle, we will remain a nation. That they may withstand it, let us prepare at once. ” The Richmond Whig says : “The editor of Wilkes' Spirit had |ett«r stick to duck, Snipe and quail shooting, and let man-shooting alone. He is fast changing the character of his magazine from a sporting paper to a war journal. He breathes nothing but threaten- ings and slaughter. His shooting jacket and fowling piece become him better than the war toggery he seems so anxious to don. If he gets up the row that he so constantly writes about, he may even get shot himself, and become like his friend and co-laborer, FornOy, a dead duck:!' ' Antics of the Cable.—The Atlantic Tel egraph, says an exchange, does some queer things. It will take us some time to get used to them. For example, the Loudon markets of to-day at noon, are re ceived at New Tork this morning at six o’clock—six hours before they leave Lon don ! London fiews of twelve oVjloek. lap}, night, will re«ch New Tork before sdnset yesterday! So that fix it as you will^ we shall be always one day ahead, not only of London but of the news itself. In many cases we shall receive intelligence of an event before it occurs. If the Austrians and Prussians should go to war again, and fight anotheifbattle of Sadowa, say on Sat urday, we might hear of it the Friday be fore. At San Francisco, the news will be still further ahead of Nme, since tbs further we go from Europ.e the earlier we shall bear Europeau news. The London dispatches received in New York at twelve o’clock, will reach San Francisco before nine o'clock the same day. The explanation of these antic 8 is that the sun and dispatches travel from east to west, but the dispatches outstrip the sun. Gen. Humphrey Marshall.—This mas give soldier and distinguished statesman passed through Louisville, Ky., a few days since. He will spend the hot months in Kentucky with his family and'friends, re turning to New Orleans and the practice of his profession in the autumn. He is in the enjoyment of robust health. General Marshall is a map of enormous pro portions, and his extraordinary siae has given rise to many a good joke. When in the Con federate army, and commanding the East Tennessee District, Prentice, of the Louis ville Journal, used to say that the rebels were widening Cumberland Gap to allow Humphrey Marshall to pee* through. Hon. A. H. Stephens, Alexander H. Stephens, of Georgia, while in Philadelphia, passed most of his time very quietly at the house of his friend, J. R. Arundel, 857 North Broad street, where he was called upon by a great many persons. Mr. Stephen’s absanee from the late Conven tion was owing to severe indisposition. He declares the South is unanimous for Union and for all the new conditions of things which the late war normally necessitated! Mr. Stephens remained in Philadelphia a week, and then retiwh^ home, Wash ington. -- ' s / I » ~ THE ADDfUCM OV THE FHIA CONVE As the result of a careful coauaega^f of the Ph stated that the Ni taJned the caH,.witiU endorse most heartily the ciated in the Address and Rehafations. all concur in the opinion that Nil movement hy lhal By Telegraph. NIGHT DISPATCHES. * ATt ANTIC bAiLE. Special Notices. New Advertisements. side with the moat tnarked and important events in the history <>► the •Republic, and that the men who originated the meetgg and contributed to its ViumphabB success will aducted in the utmost harmony and good But there is n<*fMMi£ttfcftii$Mtaong that portion of the Southern press wj yielded^ reasons, too, which are not without some foundation. Whilst there are very few that hesitate to appro^p of the leading objects presented in the address and resolutions, all object to soap pf tlfo, extrinsic views and much of the WdiTfo^calculated to wound the sensibilities of the Southern people. It is to be regretted thht the objec- expressions substituted io their plsoe. It seems that the necessity for pruning was ap preciated by the Convention,' and the duty was confided to Mr. Raymond as the original draftsman of the address, with instructions not made. The discussions which arose upon these questions of difference, it is said, were conducted in the utmost harmony and good feel men propriety of the change sought to be made, while a lew Southern delegates resisted the proposed modifications. j The noble spirit manifested byTtafei large#^K>ftotl of the mem bers from the North and West—the (rank m-auner in which they met all practical ques tions, and their ready and willing acquies- 3&SOES93!&^ the people of the South. They will see in wbat manner the fiendish purposes of the Radicals can be defeated and a constitutional Union be restored, and under the promptings Philadelphia, will! Jfepya Y^olutely in the proper direction To indicate to our readers the manner of approval accorded to the action of th>; Con veotion by the Southern press we quote for their attention an article in the Richmond Whig, ‘which says: “Oar readers have had an opportunity qf judging far tkansMtfal melt*** dafcfrl its ot this important paper. It has both. But considering the circumstances under which it was issued, and appreciating the policy that glided tansr 1 have it go forth aa the voice of the Conven tion, we do not deem it jadicietia to dissect it in search of its demerits. A stagis rents*k, however, we do not consider onrselves at liberty, in candor and honor, to refrain from making. It is this: That, in so far as the ad dress assumes that the people of the South are responsible for IbMNkrt that the war triini a rebellion; that they are disposed to ac knowledge culpaMUty and eantrltion ^nhat the Federal Government acted in self-defence and under Urn Constitution, £sq^- it assoap® wbat the people of the South do not believe or feel to be true, and what, therefore, they have no thought of admitting. This being said, we have no further criticism to make. The address is a striking arraignment, pf the lawlessness and recklessness ot the Radical party, and we hope may be largely instru mental in opening the eyes of the Northern people to the^fatal consequences of allowing that party to continue In power.” ., iii, in. i * i i; . , ■ , .1.1 -is i ■ ?T ; t“ t 0 o:ii in .-{Mam M. arkets. IaVenmol, Thursday, Auguft 23—Noon.—Cotton firmer-, estimated Bleu to-tby 12,000 tales. LafnSov. Thursday, August 23—Noon.—<Jon*pU, 88#‘for money; Bulk rate, 7; Five-twenties, 70. " ‘ ' fiwaon Austria sad Prussia was to ho signed tff plenipotentiaries, and ratified within has oooduded between Prussia and cemlition of the peace between Austria An A Pneud* is that the latter is required to eraeaato B»- ptaria within a fortnight. .... * Trtmrams ftim Athena, Greece, reports that light ing baa oeeanaA m me Island of Candia, the Chtee- — »*■< ■ the Turku. TheU.S. .USDS) abandoned at aea. The crew The PhdPdnlphihMultetifc: my*. ot the scenes in the late Convention *& city : “ The band was ordered to play the Rebel r tune of ‘Dixie,’ and General Custar led A» round of cheers in honor of this infamous performance. The lustre of thaA young offi cer’s stars is forever fotoied auB $»grafced by this foolish act.*' When a large body of citizens and soldiers called upon President Lincoln, to congratu late him upon the fall oi Richmond, if we mistake not, after making them a short speech, he called upon the band to play “ Dixie.” This was not regarded as an “ in famous performance” then. We jfike pro gressing wonderfully. •' The Cable and Mexico.—ft is stated that since the Atlantic cable has been laid Napo leon has keptg£4 «x>otitaatiRiqgri$fcie com munication with Maximilian, there being, by means of the ocean cable, a continuous tele graphic line from Farif,. through London ai New York, to GalveNoo, Texjls. A f ( steamer, connecting Galveston Vna VeraCruz, carries dispatches heitween those places in a very short time. No donbt Louis Napoleon read on Satordaj the proclamation of Presi dent Johnson concerning Ort blockade of Matamoras. Gen. Dick TatloE.—A) thd PhNsdelpbia Convention, hardly had the echoes of the cheers for tb® thirty-aii g|»to* died away/ when, froih tha hack: pert tof 5 the bullvtinj, rose a stentorian voice, “Three cheers for the Union.” The cheers were of course given with a will; hut when some one announced that the parjg. ex-tsM^fo^i'., was imparted to ahj and the cheers were to ciferously renewedyto a p}edoe^ that the union of the North and the (BeutteWiMbe great ob ject desired by the Convention and the coun try at large. As before, excitement was in- The Last Subbendeb op Soldiers Be- It is stated that lx)!ioIJio TO Genwu1 ,'Lw’s ARMY.-Yhe.^- tersburg Index, of the 15th instant, says the Confederate^' wim«S -belo^ 'AlMfclliAl themselves on Tuesday to the Federal offi- Anthony Monkas, company E, Fifty-second Georgia infantry. Third Army Corps, Army Northern Virginia. Thomas. Wells, company E, Fifty-second James Brinberter, company E, Fifty-second Georgia Infantry, Third Army Corps, Army •Northern Virginia. Allan Tewkesberry, Forty-third Louisiana Infantry, Third Army Corps, Army Northern They hddl^eki llviug in! a euve themselves for more than a year, subsisting by plundering corn-fields and killing game. ’eace Between* Austria and —-HP—ftaelaM" ■ REVOLT IK.«lbniLAKA&F cixtll T8S .township Ann has arrived at Southampton. WtLOM CHARUC8TUN. Gov- On lMT«« Mae (g|ldatw.. Charleston, Aug. 23.—Governor Orr has issued a procUmattoa convening the Legislature on the 4th of September, In extra session, for the purpose of adopt- SUte laws to the recant acts of Congress,, and relief of financial embanaeamenta of the peo- ■ : id . • ‘ n« Mrtlal Uw in Wear Orlealik. Nhw OrleaWS, AJg. 29.—A division general ordeV was iaaaed to-aight. reroring General Baird's martial la«r otrler, lint oentinuing in force Sheridan's order, declsrfag martial law to exist for the preservation of the public peace and protection to life and property, which was the status ot aflUm existing before the late riot'' n .a i-. .ii i ( |, .. Hew V.rk Market. NfW You, Aug. 23.—Cotton firmer; sales of 2,000 bales uplands at 33#@34c.; Orleans, 35>J@36c. Southern floor is duii at $10^16; prime firm; in ferior dull. Fork is lower and sells at $33. Lard is h<#*y*tl8N@21e. Sugar dulL Coffee quiet. Narad stores firm. Turpentine and roein unchanged. Freights lower; cotton to Liverpool, 3 3-lGd. Gold 50>i; fives, coupons, ’62,110; aaven-thirties, 105^(^106. Rest Hew Orleajaa Market. NEW Okleans, Aug. 23.—Cotton firmer; sales of 10.60 bales; lew middliags 32@84. Gold, 148^. unchanged. ‘ Frona Mobile. Mobile, Aug. 2a—Cotton sales today 260 bales middling at 30 to 31c. The market is unchanged. MARIUBn. CANNON—BABRETT.—On the 16th instant, by the Bev. Father Defean, Capt. J. S. CANNON to Miss THOMASBNA BARRETT. ‘ . ' FUAEKAL INVITATION. MILLER.—The friends and acquaintances of A. C. Miller and brothers are respectfully invited to attend the funeral of their father, Mr. T. G. MILLER, from the residence of the former, on Tork street, third door West of Bull street. This Afternoon, at 4 o’clock. Special Notices. • Assignees’ Notice. <Tlie nndersieued having been appointed Assign*** $f the Planters’ Bank of tee State of Georgia, aa prepared to enter upon their duties, and uU WU- hoUea aid other pentane having claims against said banks are nqaestod to present the same for ligaidar tion, and all parties indebted to the Bank are re guested to make immediate payment. Billhoiders will lose their priority ir the bills are not presented within six months. GKO. W. ANDERSON, H. W. MERCER, aul3- avrttn Assignees, Agira de Magnolia. A toilet delight! The ladies 1 treasure and gentle men's boon I Ike “sweetest thing*’ and largest quan tity. Manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia taadior bathing the Ace and person, to render the iua soft and fresh, to prevent eruptions, to perfesaa clothing, Ac. .-....... • ( Hfemorea redness, tan, blotches, Ac. It cures nervous headache and allays inflammation^ TtrSbOH SOfteus and adds delicacy to the’ skin. and fatolar perform • iRfibitee afid slings oMtr«et\ / ^ i > . I Itcontains no material injnrions to the skin, i Patron^ad by Actramea and Opera Singer*. It is jvhat every lady should have. Sold everywhere. Try ^hcMggnolis Water once nqd jon will gae no other c . iHts of ins 1 o0 Tutt-SvaTHflr Geosoia, >- bA-aamp. August |i, 1866. J — ‘ * v_ d that the petprity of assignment or Ms ah® A. HOIttK, one that -The pnblic can already flee tfte favorable results of the harmonious actfo® of the FbRfidelfbin Convention in the rapid rise of tbe govtrn- ment securities. The developments at that gathering have engendered s confidence which show, its eff«S fc tf all elfesthTtli< hancing the price of every clararf Unhid State. b°nds_ThU U onlytlTe^^ ment of the good results. W* publish, by request, a report of the decision of Judge Norman, of Liberty county in the case ot Row Seymour vs. W. B. Gaul- dan, which, on account of the novelty of the Points at issue, has excited considerable local Interest. It will be found on the first P“ge- Gem. Banks.—Powerful exertions being made by the opponents of Gen. Banks to indm&tka’^restMrii tdtaith*) •izethepiib- Ucation of the report made by Major. Ge%, Smith aud HosL“j.-T; -*lAdj, spoil till) 18^ The Washington correspondent .pf.tjie Phila delphia Ledger 'doubts, however, whether their eft—»—ror that no particular neoessity exists for their publication,' white expediency iwillbe^ure to dictate that the report had better Teraain shelved. . hi . ■lY.vt* sflu er dlt icovered. legraph and Augusta Constitution- dally lor three weehk tke teas «r tend rants thawwitbsqtUpa. •Ha Bala. , and extraordinary article It chasers tke ran-bnrnt face an gye appq srsaw soiaylting in the city bells of fashion. It remove s tan, heckles, pimples and rooghneaa (Tom the skin, heaving the complexfoa fresh, transparent emote W, • eentalas no, mmitm SU«i ous to ikln. Patronized by Actresses and Open. The Issue,of the Campaigns.—Tha pint,» form and address of tha PhiladelphAa Con vention have left no .material for the Badieol platform but universal negro suffh^e and approval of the jobs financial shortcom ings of Congress. The issue will now be th* Philadelphia platform on ths one side, and universal negro suffrage, on the other, u do the people fwfgf -m • i tt U What every lady slgnid ghye. Sold ret fetaH-price, 60 cents. ‘ pared! by W. B. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y. all orders to .;/! DEMAS BARNES A CO., ocl5T-eoi Ur New York. i .*“■ 1 / : Jons C. Breckinridge.—Mgfot OsbtnUi, editor of the New Haven Register, ina leU er, da^ed Niagara, July SSd, Vltbstohia papiir: fa n*} aecjdwMaMy *wftfi Hbfi. J ohn «. A pleasant hour. He ihto sptenffid health toti condition^a. uoia .'ex him, seven ov sight noble demeanor, , man. He hopes, trilh us, tor tne eeirty estabUg'nineat of real peace and unifiyand brigh ter days for the Republic. We trust it, wiF, sot be long before he la permitted. to re* tarn to bis native State, and to his ct mncils which his statesmanship adorned, for ■ think as you may of hia part in the late diastemas war, (and with him it was an honest pert,) he has few superiors among the men tef his age> in either section. £ bears hi teesiie, uke a man, with beooming dignity- 8. T.—1860—X. Drake’s Plaatattea Bitten* They paMte,«ereagth« and invigorate. They *me a heaRhy appetite. They are aaaatldote to change of water and diet. TbafohM^J effe<|iL^ tetaiBafiaa redlatehouh. ThXUShSh thehfofchhftrntren tie LtedJ They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. Ttwyphrify tbibreathAml htidityof thehefitecL 1 They .core Dyspepsia and Constipation, i They'core Dlarrhcea, Cholera aad Cholera Mote*. : They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache, i'ftsr teethe mt BWere in the world. They make the waah atrong.aaa am uxtaumtad nature's great re- tourer. They are made of pure 8t. Croix Rom, the oteebrafied Calireya Hate, roote aad herbs, and; are tateea with thaptoaswunf a bsvsreg* without regard to age or time of day. Particularly recommended to dfiliMto peuaoos requiring **£«Ue stimulant Sold by all Gsoctta, Druggiata, Botoil anil Saloons. Onlygen- ntne when Cork is corered by oarprlrateC. 8. Stamp. Bewareaf covntecMts aad redlled hottlM. P. H. DRAKE * CO., octSSwodly ‘ *1 Park Row, New York. Pi obligi pany, trejterteiy mortgage flbnds. whiefrby agreement are to stituted for the bonds and coupons formerly issnea, are now ready for delivery. The holdeis of fu h iionds, Ac. are btito out delay of Thomas iori House TUESDAY IN of Land, oontainixm in tke iRKiento 1,470 known aa the Hllroe PlaoPSrdtiKtoon Swift, late of aaid county, deceaaed, lying five miles south of Thom-1 asville, on the Magnolia read. There is of this fend Itottoin land, the remainder well timbered, pine and nab, Geo. Wm. Johnston. Esq , Charlotte, N. 0. .UlIllUUJUslLt^ , George HazlehtfftC feif, JftliiM 6eo. The Agent of this the todShe Pbrpoee of be la SWWteJ, Sooth Carolina hfid North WWlfoi >" *“*“*‘**1 ■^Ptember. j(^sati«>tin mfich labor Midtifiteff the BOldefo arftebob^ll^ng tattWWW State* will ptoifiptw ,, ' ; C0al>0 ” to foe above P: i j. /.. ! ■! HKl Ili'lfhlA ^Pjfotf „.., L To , T r3\f6l^r$f s and Bet )DM1 sfrwt, s (dowa Newspapetst Mhgllzines; elieap Novels can be had at SSTfhM NfeWS DEPOT; comer of Bay iaAb, next l ^> ffce’PMt < stfitrr.) WrititafPspera and'Rhvelopes of all kind*. aulB-tf THE BEST T09iiC.-6iSteil, Mack * Oo.*a PERBO-PHOSPHORATRD EUX1R OF GALWATA is a combination -of the three beat tonics, IRON, phosphorus; oalisaya. The Iron gives the Modi 1 S tieh; TShnfBlo® Color where it becomes tl.iti «xxd^tdtfy'Hto-THIosItoiWus supplies nervous power in da*ei''of Mental dfipres- eion. while‘he C.iltssya gives 1 'tone and Tigof'toall the organs of the bod.t: ! ' r ' 1 ' j Sole manufacturers, c/asKvEIX, MACKA! GO., txka- der Fifth Atenoe Holel, Netf York, and Newport, R. I. For sale at Ltl+M AN’S , JyS tf . Dreg and Clieiji'icAi Warehouse, Assignees’Notice. f , JhJj nhderaigned .Uaviug WiCh appointed ieaiguees otfoe^arinpf^' apd-^tvetianics’ jtonk of 8*v«nMb, Gecrgia. hereby notify bUl-holitorp and other clatm- aou against the aanl Rank to prff&t foo *»■“ f^ l 1 : qnidation, aud.all p«raon« indep^d to foe Bank ara required to make iteteidlaite lumnent. Bill-hoMefs will KfeOitbidr prtowty if foe-hills are aotpresemed wifoimeixteontiia ftom this fiats. •■■w . • - ii JOHN RICHARDSON. iii.3«>7>nq Ajfo.GAUQRY. : Jy27-tf. -.ill ,'.r i7rd 'iY/ AsaicBeea. UILL’-S Ha'UI DY hC $0 cent*.—black t Brown, instantaneous . hc8t„chpapc8tp durable, re liable. Depot, No. 66 Joluj'street,.NBW York. B0I4 by ail drug and flfttenf njegfctoefttorca everywhere. BAfOBBiOKS The Original and Bent in the World! The only true aad perfeetRsIr Dyfe. . phnhle*, Rtfilable arid Instan- taneons. Produces itomeiiiate-if a gjfieudid Black Or natural Bntedi, wlfhont 1 fjfiarfng the 'hair or skin. Remedierthefn effects’of bad dye*. Sold by all Drng- gttts.': The genuine Is rigtiea William A. Batchelor*. Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF 1HLLEFLKURS, For Resto.'TO-and Ueateifytagtbe Ha'r. anl4.lv GHAKL88 liATCHIOlOB. Nxw Yoaa. Assignee’s . Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignee of the Bank of Commerce of Savannah, Georgia, Is prepared to enter upon hts duties. All bill holdere and other peisotis having claims against the said Bank, are requested to present foe same for liquida tion, and all parties ltiilehtcd to the Bank ale re quested to make immediate payment. Bill holders will lose their priority ir the bills are not presented within six moufos from this date. jqhN c. ferrill, au2-3m Aselgnee. Assignees’ Notice. Bank O? SaeaNvAv, I Savamiub, Georgia, July fi, 1S66.J The undersigned having becu appointed Assignees of this Bank fur the purpose of adjastiaj and liqui- dativg its affairs,.tlienefore allpereona having claims against this corporation wiiJ presont them, and al bill hoiders of this B»nk are required to present foe same within six months from this date, or they will losotht priority granted by siatnte, and those in debted will make imnediitc payment to H. BRIGHAM, GEO. W. DAVIS, lyS-lm Assignees^ Notice. r IE FOLLOWING LOTS OF LAND and improve menta Ol>on.Luts are in arrears for city taacn; ^Lotyo. 5, Berrien Ward, triangle on Gaston at. Lot and improvemohis No. 6 Carpenter's Row. Lot and improvements west half of No. 13. Oarpcn- ^Lotamd improvements Jfo. li. Carpenter’s Row. Lot aud improvements'Nn. 13, Carpenter’s Row. Improvement 'No. 18. Crawford Ward, east Improvement No: 24. Currytown Ward. Lots No. 2, 3. aud 15, Davis Ward, line-fourth of lot 51, Garden Lot, east. Three-fourths of lot 52*. Garden Lot, east One-fourth of lot 63, Garden Lot, east. Three-fourth* of lot 64, Garden Lot. east. Lot anil improvements No. 19, Garden Lot, west. Fractions 1. 2.3, 4. S','6, Tan Yard Traci. West half lot No. to, Gaston Ward, Lot and improvements No. i'O, Gaston Ward. Lots No. 3. 4, Tl,* 12,’lfi, 14, Gaston-Ward. Improvement eorupr of Hnll and Tatnall streets. Improvement 1 let ween' Tt i ill and Gwinnett streets. Lot and im provummHa No. 3. Gdmerviile. Lots 6,6. 7, 8,9, 11„17, 13, 19, 21, 25, 26, 28, Mont- moil .nsvifle. ' ' Jjltt S, 9, and lota .Mid improvements 3, 4, IS, North Oglethorpe Ward. Lot 10, Middle Oglethorpe Ward. Letters a'iC E, 3lV K, Stephens Ward. Improvement No. 1*2. Troup Ward. /. East part No. 14, Trustees’ Garden. Tiriprovem&rf'N#.' 16; “Walton Ward. - Lots 28,47 and teller Au Weatey! Ward. - At the owners the above.mentioned property are unknown, notice }n. hereby given that, if aaid arrears arc not paid by the first day of Seiftembe* next, exe- cnttontrfbr the fe^jectiVe amoonts due will be pot into tte hai^ds cf the City Marehal, with in«tractions to advertise and sell said Jote and improvement* for payment of all taxes due and coats of advertising and sale. 1 • «.Ti r Gp801f, aul-tt City NOTICE. B Y foe 6rdinance paaned by file City Oonncil on the «th day eiMieCembet, 18dR the latte npao gross sale* of every deacijutiou af ntotehandlttittfi. wares, upon freight and passage money payable in this city, and upon lior.es and mules, are required to be paid monthly; The omictijignejl Upreperad to Re ceive the above lax for the past nionfh or April. :t B.Tioiaa<*N. yl-tf city Treaanrer, PHfflIIX STEAM SAW MILL, EASTERN WHABF, SAVANNAH, GA. . rpHH nfnfereigned. having completed their DOUBLE 1 GANG NAW MILL known as the “PMNDC STEAM SAW, MILL” would respeetliiUg UfoRm their friendaand the paiiUc •generaUjr, that four are now prepared to fill orders fof Lnniber In any qgfiP- Uty find of any hire* and- iengtlw. W0 have «aa- neetafi with oor Mill So inqinreed Plaoea, and vtiU to onlere fur planed and 1VJkil onlere Wftat th? Mill; or at J. F. A M. HteSEtonfe oteca, corner Hy and Abercom tereefo will mefiiva S haShl^wT' LlR, «Ij. r. lAWiTOli. Administrator’s Sale. era Coast l A Fine Plantation* contorting eldlfoenliua4!re4a C ri>e,more : te less; foe hundred in a state .or cnltivation and m i repair; on©:t!ffra 6r tke , %hbl«Y is ^piehdid hafitBock, wen Btadded wmk large white hak* hH ied»h4k, aM kick* ^hShiSred create a high ateteof taltk crjivm< bS3t pltttottoi'TS 476, tt foe nth TOatrirt W M oojUtyr-nuRhSrtviM i do, . ■■ „ . ■' 11 anlg ySa .i uilna-di] sil'TWM. A* makuTTj.ford, OFFICE. No, TA BRYAN STREET, WTtom SAYAMNAR, OA- BMCKS ! BRICKS!! sSs. WJUX BtufoBrick,forsteel teS^^and Ogeechee Canal, ub£e maySB. * totaas toDb^n*milea aonth of tt areto i ille. Thu U one of bemfrmttofptoefend on foe Floridattne-knqwn . ,,'iuat ii .i’/;fil't jinq ii! At the same time and place, * tofctf Land 4yjngtokte7 rille, adjoining Thomasvilie, containing 27 acres, with residence and all other necessary improvements. This u » aplattid cppeSfoaite fe* a retotetewte Jbate«- yilto.*nrttheyxmnffafoa* t^.Cpntpuyte Fletohsx Inatttnte. (Z j-. y_j/i» bait fi SSWimMl, in December ttto, fire TncSa bf ijfoBi eareaining LOW apre*. to. fofi Ifthltttotot of, owmW, ' rnaa^foe Connell Place, A jargeporjtongf tfoe _ fto A^v faickoVy and hammock, partly under emtf- ration, ftoto tor Siatriltotton among ihe beire. ... , ■ i . 4i ‘ -fi.il PARKRR, animat,. Afitefoistrator. it A NewBomb! Cor. St. Julian and Barnard, 01 u Ub r nraw eataWiskmenti with three of hliaajBwPtiat A claw Tables, will be opened on MONDAY NEYTrthe 97th' IhsL; knijir the saperlntendence of CZpt. IfcAdam. There will be an evening lunch provided for tlie oc. . ■-niv.aNtft Building Lots, t Bryan, Hartridge A Qo. 4 RE now offering desirable A Let No. M, We LfttS 1 , Viz: ' SO feet ealey Ward (I ^-Jeet hy ISO feet in fie; onterey Ward, corner Gordon and Lot No. Whirtkar _ _ Lota No. IS, M and *1, Foray th Ward, bstwett Har aart and Howard torestt. .. : iaa»4-fi> FOR RENT. m : ;«u i OeURMORPB MALL, Y u-jiii Bryan, Mst New Advertisements. WANTp 1MILI, eleven -4iA To a thoroughly competent man a house will Im a — lakn I and a lihnPal aalfiPV Ttfiifl. furnUhe 1 and a liberal salary paid. Address GEO. P. HARRISON, an24-eodlw Savannah P. O. c a r Nr Prime Md. White Corn to Arrive Miscellaneous. ' «att* .e* . ' A RHaattA WILL TAKE PUCE At Thunderb *?—*"** Inr. olt, WHl iiH iTid!/. .riofl SORRELL ■ Li,.-.'! i i. I iillix/-. BROTHERS. Law NotiQ6., , TThCRING ray absence from foia city Captaia Jahn LYH..Gu^rard wiU attend, to W PfOfresjajtol **■ 1 •'* WM- tt HAHDEif. ; MAGAZINES ; GCDEY’S LADY’S MAGAZINE . LESLIES’ LADY’S MAGAZINE DEMOREST S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY : ’ PETERSON'S LADY’S lAoidn ’ './* HARPER’S MONTHLY ATLANTIC MONTHLY '•! MADLE’S MONTHLY BALLOU’S MONlrHLY THEAALAYY.no. ». ^NIX-NAX ■ [' ' ‘ MEBBYAIAN’S MONTHLY. / In For sale by '#ii23-tr' ! ESTlLL A BROTHER: ’’' Boll strqet,ii^kf ioPOBtOdlce. THE BRUNSWICK “ COURIER. RICHARD ORME. Editor, < Is ^ubiislterl Etery FriAfty, ORME & WATTLES, Phopsietobs. Drayton street. ■.■■<■. Loan, VoeaeastongivenirstOctober.' ' • “.. oidw si J at'- - BOR. HABERSHAM to SONS. FOR REMIT* the Counting Bouse Store* formerly occupied by Cunninghafo, fiforfo,* * Stoddard’s Lower Range. Applyto,; , , toififft . <u-. au24.1t i i A,,Y h CWWW*3HAIf- WANTED TO REMT. [log' feioma, In a building with public IRWIN, gavenaab P. O. BLAKE'S RICE MIULS A RE ready to receive aud mill Rice , for planters and tbe public a* heretofore Every attentioa will he given to the preparation of Bice for ««*«*•_ HABERSHAM * SONS, au24-2awlm Agents, LIVERPOOL SALT. • ’■ tx. ’ . ‘ * V. , • , . '.'a‘ Liverpool Sait, 3,600 Sacks FOR SALE LOW. MdMAHON A JOHN ao24-3t CO. WANTED, ,NE OR TWO pleasant and well fnrnisbed Boon a 1 <«■ • ventlemap and wife. Fall board for too Address A. B., Herald office. lady cimly. ant4-if BACON SIDES, gALTIMORE BID88 Just landed anil for sale on wharf, at redpeed prices, by , , an«4-lt * 1 BRTAN. HARTRIDGE * CO. FRANCIS E. TIMMONS, ■ IRON ;• III !•?.. ftilrf ; AND Bit ASS FOUKDEB, MANUFACTURER OF Stationary Engines, saw' Sugar Mills, Sugtt Boilers, Colmnqs and Girders, Pipes,, Pulleys, Wheefo, Bail-) road Wheels and Machinery, Castings of every de- •' “' scription. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO GENEBAU JOBBJJia' MACfilKE WOllK, * |J No. 170 Fenwick Street, ,v OppahitetM Wht»r Tower, .1 :i . .it Mile . -il l aagfi-lmo AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. TERMS: THREE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE, noto-1 m ,i "* Choice Flour. 50 for sale by an23-2t BARRELS CHOICE FLOUR ju3tre®ived and ID WIN E. HERTZ A Cft wm FOB SALE. S KV%N FINE, WELL UROREN MULES, coiuiitiun. aru offered/or 8*|e at DAN BL T STAWsKS, Whirakt-r street WMTED TO RENT: M *T, hWtii A SMALL HOUSB, containing four room*, Willi basement; Address ‘■T.,’’ P. O. Box Boker’s Bitters For sale *at all prominent Grocers, Wine Merchant*, and Drnggisty. and wholesale only, by L. FUNKE, Jr., Sole Agent, &022 3m fiT*. 66 Lihcvty Street, B. T« TO GENTLEMEN. Clothing Department. 4 Cotton ■j^atestt iNV^NtfpNR op hand And ropt 1 GINS, at Very low pricas, lor Bale hy l a r: C.UC0UKXW... Cotton. Yarns, F THB 1 U from foa «8T WBCBIPTION, toceired fiforti coan »'V eor #* RteWfitnHEIWZiAlOO. SHADES, OIL CLOTHS, AC. TE7B woald iafem Mr Msnfla tktf we pfopoae CAinox J— iALSO.' i , -i jay .. H COBIUCRR, p , t .r impow SBADRS, Ao. Mlfrtok .. ■ DfoWHWJg Aff, lOTTDIItMI rVimitfCT isruttilfltt mIuHAwL SIGHT DRAFTS ON UNION BANK, IfoNDONi Al to £’S each, tot ate by -.1 . < ■- . Mi ill : . . 1 •i. , . ... gNfo p. nauuiA, ‘tirayton rtreiet. WH. fljflfo.. . . *.*t fottfo,. ArPtF* 8 ??, CtwL, foms'.MWniG,* •EBBS AUD GRWERAL COKMIS- la.. 1 Maddsat'a fcwwaw. HriWtea, WMF. te».i S«'lO SAVANNAH. GA. Il i! ‘L Notice. , ateral or two twenty year Savannah. AlMwr «te BaHwad,, No*. 118 ami , Said bonds were stolen about foa' let of MotTiste. Aka, to toe same Oenpany dor ttnearai of (4) faur ” "* ' with IP "NEW D8t)G STORE BULL 8TRJCKT. DR. A, MAYER, Agent, Reapeetfull; Infonaatha PbyWetena that he ta pre pared to put np prescriptions at all tune*. A light wilt be kept burning during tile might at the door, where a ben will be feaadT “**•*- aatettO LATHROP & CO., Cor. Congress & Whitaker Sts., SAVANNAH, GA.,: i W OULD INFORM THEIR FRIENDS, in bteli city and country, that, in connection with their manufactory for Keady-Made Clothing, they have procured 1 the services of the very best CUTTERS, and are prepared to take order, for both Gentlemen aofl Boy*. Our work will be done in tine beet stylo and on abort notice. We invite attention to onr stock of FALL AND WINTER MATERIAL, now opening, in Black and Blue Cloth* Grey and Silk Mixed cloths Fancy and Black C'assimcres Silk Veetings. Ac. anil-St fofo fOWJST INSTjy, wmaa »oa ^ sum AMWBF ???“'- Priees-.-Twe S ,,„ r ( . ol J One for lhfclito boats, Vweniy feet , I over; one foa rd claas boat*. under t«-»„,' e ^ : i- I Length dfboats to be slatcdin entfe Bn ranee Fee. TO. Entries to i,L , I F.MiTHMADCEAffT by the 25tu o^ f There are now four boat* entered. 1 SEWING MACHINES WE, HAVING been appointed General Georgia and Ftarhla, are- new piep, rea , *“ Circular. We claim for the Flobexce the followine u. i leges over any and all Sewing Machines : ‘ ®' 1 1 tiT It makee four different stitches, thel- SKible lock, and double knot, on one and ti , macSlne. Each atitch being alike on both I I tbe fabric. Jill l S9- Every Machine has the reversihlef,*),. which mmblee the operator, by simpij n lta ” '| tbnmb screw, to have the work run cither if- rlgbt of left, to stay any part of the stain, or ■ J tha enfo er seams, without turning the fabric. * &f~ The Only Machnc having a self a,i I shutile teoalcui—the amount of tensionalwau^ 1 1 ia exact proportion to the aiaeor the bobbin. for* Changing the length of stitch, and tn S . kind of etltch to another, can readily bt donor-1 tha MasMne tain motion. Tbe needle ta easily adjusted, for It is almost noiseless, and can bo tuel^] qnlet ia accessary. for It* motions are all positive; there «J springe to get out of order, and it* simplidtyea-.jl the mote Inexperienced to operate it. tr It does not require Oner thread on tii^l than for tile upper side, and will acwttr... J he*viestv< am8,orfram one to more thicktu*,! cloth, wiiliout change ot ifeedlc, tension, ort^ I Ing thread. tW" The Hemmer i* easily a ’.justed and r J: -| aqy widfo ot hem deeirod. *W No other Machine will do so great n sy J woi k as the Flof.-nne. gr It will hem, fell, hind, gatlier, braid. -I and gather and sew on a n,(Il - at the sameiotl The taking up of the alack thread i* notperf by .the irregular contraction uf a «i r e coil - tain operation of wire lever*. TliepreoidoupJ enrucy with which flic Florence draws the into tbe .clot Ii ta unapproaclied in any bewa chine hitherto offered in the market. We furnish each Machine with “Barmwiij Sewer,” which guide* the work iuseli, aiiJt calculable value, especially to inexperiencel* tors. Bf It i* fully protected and iicrnned . Howe, Jr., and ills ueeuciate*. aud our own i, Patent. While possessing the above, and niour oil vantages, tbe Florence is sold at com.sjioiiilii;p with other first e’ess Machines, and a •.-•rciila nation will fully aubsiautiatealltliatweluirda for it, and justify the assertion we t.mv iu>-.i it is tbe best Sewing Machine in tile world. We warrant every Machine to be ail tliajna for it, rtud wiU give a written warram; if rtta Liberal arrangements made witli i Ini* Ai >| to sell again. Fnnber reference may be I aEdretsing LATHROP & CO., •IMEIAL AGENTS FOR GEORGIA AID FUB| Corner Congress and Whitaker street, jy3Q-lm SAVANNAH, GA. Plantei^s’ RICE POUNDING HU? The undersigned, having become proprietors of the property known as the ’• LOWER SAVANNAH BICE MILL,” intend at once putting in all new and necessary machinery for making it a FIRST-CLAfffi RICE .FOUNDING MILL. No pains wUl be spared t« have Rice iliorouglily cleaned and prepared for market, and to tbe Planters and Factors who give us their patronage we can promise full attention to tbeir interests. Having ample facilities for storing Rice, Planters and Factors can ship at any time to the Mill to salt their convenience, to remain--ifo storage or fete LLOYD D. WADDELL. Wild. I AM M. TUMFO. ROSE A ARKWRIGHT, Having token entire charge of tbe working of. She; bove named Mill, we would respectfuily ask of the; doing we can hat -promise a careful i Interest, based upon oar past business - 3SPSR in that Hue of. it order I For further particulat e, enquire of Messrs. Brea A Arkwright, at the Mill, or at tbe Banking House of W». M-Tuano k Co., In Exchange building; or pf LWyd D.*w addell, office (when in the city) atthe' counting room of W. H. Whitney f ~ *— ns* Btock, Bay street. m&Htc f FOR SALE BT , Cooper, Olcotts & Farretly. 3di id t•. firtoffimi Li . v n Mu ■ «i •' HOD© Tb« Honse by the Churchyard, 8y Le Fanca ■ ij WLe Montanas, by Bailie J. Hancock.' • Onr Neighbor^ tn the Corner House, by T- S. Ar thur. Ten Years of aUfctime. by Hoeaier, -p*! •> A Day’s Ride, by Charles Lev#. ’ • Jenny Ambrose, a domestic story. I d -d'u.. I, Rand and Glove, by Amelia B. Edwahfis. , v U i Ranniag the Gauntlet, by Oates. fOlOTTON PLANTERS. T a .v«'. T SU" , ;.a»4s: baling Cotton. They combine tbe utmost simplicity with the greatest possible security. 1 ' 1 They are fastened quicker non tha Rate smaller, and ooat aiucb less than Rope. These Ties are largely in use and very popular in the Gulf States. The undersigned is prepared to fill orders for any, quality, delivoratde ta any of the priacipal ncatof* They are fur sale Hy Messrs. ANDREW U>^* CO., Savannah, aud Mr. ROBERT MURE, Chartaeton, fpr particulars; todfe*. BAJtnsT r, . t Ge NlTlIRE’ii OWN RElil Congress Spring Water. Empire Spring Water, Columbian Spring^.-] No natural or artificial compound lias re; tr J covered or mannfactured that equalsihi-ion~i a .preventive, relief and permanent cure Um emporary and chronic diseases, as prove-l experiep je«of Kigny thousands who Imveilrkiif for years, with tho most beneficial eflects. WATEB Is a cathartic, alterative and tonic, an4i=» T1 “| remedy for affections of the liver ami T pepsla, goot, chronic constipation aud ““f'fl eases, isaatakfmwerral preventive o( lidjE and bilioas tomplaitrts so prevalent in saw mates. EMPIRE WATEB ft a dthardc, and a valuable remedy forca ttam, derangement of the liver, diseases of cjl and general debility. Its c-ffecrs are n-wajC] iuDg diseases. It is an almost sore care wrc± and the most aggravated forms of dyspep-a *1 preventive and cure for all bilious derail?® 5 " stand* unrivalled. COLUMBIAN WATEB Is a tonic and diuretic of a highly beneUca,* t«r, and la a positive remedy lor diawaaP calculus, irritai inn and inllauimation of ^ and Madder, and has most Singularly ac® , = la restortag these organs when debdiwed . disease. Females who have suffered lor ‘ j iriegulhrity, 'and the distressing diseases ^ only to their sex, have tieeu entirely c“ f - faithful andjndtotoiirnss or CoinmMan I .yy..i .MS.'d—t These waters are bottled fresh aud P nre ' : ' s 1 of the above named springs, in so careful®, a manner that tttafoPietorve all tbeir nm 1 ^ j re, and wUl be found equally effloowj thousands of miles distant as directly frbmthe Spring. ware of imitations and inferior cfoka of all geautoeCougress, Empirvai branded on the side of tbe coft ■ OOH«taaMWATtt,{- ifare!. - Waters are l T C. AX. 8. Co. ^ll.dr.J • Packed mfely and securely, /Columbian Watek, j { C. A E. S. Co. ‘ Mrs. Eliza Keogh. »d»?S^S.':.Sl22S?11. > S56 dtacasea of-he f“~t me CORNER OP BROUGHTON but will aoonreamvata yZ si. will Vh.it patients at theta reaL “ Ke'fere by pSiaion to Dre. North, Fitch and Hoci- ordinary Bntat, at Chartaeton, where aha bfobad asocceaMulpractice. jy#-d,twAwtt bosef^ shipment to any part ofthe world Briipire Waters in bokes containing W or two doxen quirt bottles each. Coln®"^^ Inboxescontteater fionror stxdoaeflW fear dozen pint bottles each. SOW by all BreggtMs, Hotels, Wins first-clasa Grocers. — Sold only at wholssale by howhriss gar Ortam for mail iwei« P ro ® ? - SEALS AND seal PRESS! jI FOE THB USE OF COtjijlY ANi) STATE OFFICERS ‘HlES^trBtte;-feOCrETIES,L2 I : BUSINESSMEN Andotbe*^ deteaS (with dr without Presses), of “fiSdto^fercntar amiSMtewtf Bnll Street- next to Um { ] 800 ■ale by tonwts PRIME ROCKLAl^ T. L. K1N3** im s 1 Eastern Ha?;