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The Daily News * and HSrald. BY 3. W. MASON. SAHVBI. W. MABON W. T. THOMPSON THE LOYAL. SOl'THEHMEE’S COJVES- ^ TION. The rMiculoos. force dt a. so-called Loyal Southerners’ Convention is appointed fit come off in Philadelphia onsite fith of September, Kdttor, ag w n| jjg geeo by ;j,e following ’rail, which Aujctate Editor^ appears in Forney's Pre?s; and o’her Radical - —;—: _ n't papers of ihe Kbr h: Official Paper ol tne uiy. ^ UNIONISTS or THE %DTH TO : _ 1 • ‘ » THE %OBTH ! * Nation # SAD STORY—-A TOCJiH GERMAN * (JOl'ITHVMAN MRS IN THE OTS. A W*raln| to Young Row. By Telegraph. NIGHT DISPATCHES* FROM NEW YORK. Special Notices. Notice. New Advertisements. AMEtT eiteil ATIBH l> THE CUT AND COMITY Te the Loval Hearts of the _ ... - .MMHOI 01H.OS"!"- « Ninetyyears ago ourfrthe-s proclaimeda new .a- - beei^jnore glVCD to lionhing impostors and r- om the NewYotS Times. 1 1 It is seluom ihpfoAmericags h?ve lo com- o'r-.osT^r, of plain of modesty on the n;rt of foreign gen- The President's Speech _ tlemenjrosseasiag jitl;? ot nobility who visit ’his ’ country. On the contrary, we hrve HIS DEPARTURE FOR ALBANY UE, J at the Bi. iquet FRIDAY. AUGUST 3^ I8«B. swiritHleBB. wjiq aff-ct foieign airs and call themsetefe -‘tRjunta,’' .then to “entertaining angels unawares.” The poii. e authorities, . w«l£L..W«S recently called iq*on to inveo-. rat! r-rni^t.^ard, wetfe*. the i rgate a case which showed the sad fate eu 1 -* roa “ hin ' the tax on pianos, watches, carriage?, silver plate, Ac., or 1506, has been toraed over to me, for pbar- | ham count;, b; the Assessor. All persons having made retains are required to make pajment at ‘his ' oitlce on or before th« loth of'September proximo. .. Failing so to do. they will be subjected to tfe penal- New You*. Aug. 30.—The B. uqnet .o he President tfef of tbe law A. N. WILSON, last night was a .pleudid eflai-'- anti 1w n llrrfm ent were Grant, rerragnt. Seward, Welles, thei Bw- an3Hw . ©- JfcctJll. aian, Mexicali isa B. ? -ili. n Miniaiors at Washington, Con e tor’s Office U. S. Internal Revkncr, • First Du.bict of Georgia s.vannah, Angus. 31, 1606. _ Tiie annual Hat of taxes on Income fo. 1865, and c *ty of Savannah, doing bnsiness and desiring to ' ncrease the same, would consul their interest by •ending on at once their cards to rite Attention, Everybody! D RY GOODS 'MERCHANT*, FACTORS, COM MISSION MERCHANTS, and every one In the i New Advertisftm, ory of Government, founded on protection <o rights oi thi citizen. On the fifth ciay of 8ep( next it is proposed to hold e, 2rand mas? mee the shades of Independence Hall, in the city o r P] P O S T M A BTBRS delphia, torc^MtMe doctrines of our toaegd Are authorized to receive subscriptions for the NEWS «ion?rightB of the dMfeen are the flratand -HfrunonfifSR 1 # a ^ a t L a *J e WHICH 8U0Weq tHe Saa late eu- | Rian, Mexican ink Bis Un n‘ *Uj°*** ; a^ndredoromT- ASSl&TIlCCS 9 NotlCC. ALD, Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly at our objMM of republican govmmept.” are coMa'iy in^Wntered by A httlown of a prfrud family lelltaStfcMft’ The rKtentiookeat gSt length, rates. '^^Tindred thousand Union defenders from " ' ^ 14 8ppearS ,hat a f “7 ye&!S “ S ° SS -dto\he 'of nis remari-s that the Govern- The nndereigned. having been appointed Assignee ‘^thlfcutS^hTstorf thTSmS““tire“ ft y ?““ 6 German > Sreuty years of age, came . ment went to war lor theexpress oarpose of pi-eeeiv- of the Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank, is prepared TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS. send greeting to tbe -brav* vetera,,. <* thaj&th: lo Ibis coun' iy on a pleasant ejgrston. JBe » enter "P° n h “ All blllholder., and other * , thB „ mintrvi „ Vtoongh represmtotiveael^teslo ♦>eai;V_waB the Hon ot exceeding^ wealthy parelts, LM k ov forcible or peaceful persons having claims against said Bent, are re- AND advi As much interest is felt throuj renrdto the ^ospects of thecotton we waThe grateful to our planting friends and ottiRs ^ 18omein fte unif( a tha Interior for information on that subject. Those , y OU came to the South on the „ who have opportunities for obtaining valuable Infer- It from the despufun of nsurpii mation in regard to the growing crops, the working of the free-labor system, and kindred matters, of gen eral interest, will confer a favor by communicating the same to ns. Tbe moon made aacred to liberty. - Coma, an blue! Com. ion.to relieve Come you cpme when yon caused the Marts of the depres ed Unionists to lamrMUh joy atThe re-appe.. -ance the old flag. nphiM fcgtSMUitg hands and brave c Let the Unionists of gether and renew and law. By order of the Committee of Arr ugemeot. iPi--he back glOPDtl, and But tWC Convention of Southern Unioqista. . • o whom he brought letlnis oUn tl'OduC ion, The names at V’pe dohiBiil^ee ofrArrat^ge- knew him as a person of tank. £mb mentailn no* given, «br or %^ Persof were shunned *r ... . , s ... ~ ■ ,, af er a id le while oh account ot publication of names of dt^jegste? -oui -ue knowledge*of his socirl position. Sbuthern States, except those of A. J. Hs n- It was soon ob&eiveu ihat the [Orably boine has practically assumed-and no to tae present time Arriving carried out the doctrine tti.i ‘he Government wasdis- Arriving go i Te j and these States wore out o“‘he Union; we de- make immedta e payment. . and which bad. b«Ri h t»v bis »ce?vors for many Years. in N#w York, the yodng Inan* stopped at “S“JS"t»Se^, wStod •he Jl.miiiiiolas Where he boaroea When these States seek a^in'oenew their nractical re- lor preral months. He hatf plenty of' wm. with the union oy • drpaapd wail anil mrde ma’nv frieuefa Congress, there are men in ;h-t nodv wao, in rioUtion - -, —- - ■-. — d'essea well, anu mrue many tneuww ourgreat c h arter of liberty, .ctuse oacmitthem. among ike young men of New York. He The question is, will we ' ,he pled a eto srs n I be.ty. b.oe ^ ga however, 'o koep bis title in thewpeople submit to this p parties indebted to the Bank sre requester' BUlholders will lose ueir prioiity if the bills are no* presented within SIX months. HIRAM ROBERTS, au31-tf Assignee. BARNWELL SENTINEL. It is tiie only paper published in the District o Barnwell, S. C.. and enjoys a wide-spread and -on- s’sn ly increasing circulation. Taaita 00 nu Paver—Three Dollars per annum. Advertisements inserted at the rate or $1 per square ef twelve lines or lees, for each Insertion. Cards—At the rate of $10 for three months. Yearly C nt acts on more favorable terms. 1 BT Terms In advance. Address BDWaKD A. BRONSON, au31-tf Publisher and Proprietor. COTTON GINS. NEWS & HEjiUhl printinJ OFFICE. j. h. estieJ PLAIN ASD 0B>AJiE.\TA|, Job and Card Prim HI Bay street, log best evidence that c, u be spi’L' of oyaJ* v £*;e loyal pro- , — _ K _- — r. B , m - . f. . m . fessions aud lovJ actions, rml r,*aeu these gentlemen 'New Orleans, who ihe PrMS inform^ US. ( l u< : n, 'y *h e serv-nta of * lie bouse were met in Convention li-om tho Noth .nd Sou to, come .scm of returning thau’.'H y ’ ... „ ”■ obliged to cany him (O his room and put him forward and profess devotion o tiie Uni00 end Cua- 1 of the city for uniform “have already reglttered their names g * to bed, so much was he overcome by liquor, stitution, and when their ac*iaus so yoimgn its, Thid fre- i he bouse were Mercantile Index Merged. In the News and Herald. Having assumed other engagements which wiU oc cupy his whole time and attention, the subscriber ha9 disposed of the good will of this paper to S. W. Mason, Esq., proprietor of the Daily News ahd Herald, and ' Southern States, except l though very unwilling, will cease its publication fgpm jit 00i of TexM,*fbd Thos. J. Dnraut, of was qni'.e intemperate in his habiis, tO-d8V. ™ — - - .JR* niinnlliT (Ko oortr . nt n rtf Hip hfll He desires to take this iccasw m i»m U .u e suauno . , to the press and mechanics or tbe city for uniform * ^ ave a lready registered their names ^ -j , H courtesy and frequent acts of kindness; to the Post delegates at the National Union Club room c It finally bevjame a matter of geriolis con- r^hJJd that ffolnt that all conddonce is lost in me*:. Office Department and Express Companies for many in Philadelphia. We bd-YC beard of no ®0- cem to bis friends, PQli Lliey endeavored to if we have, I tell vo.i that your Government is aoi as kind favara, and to the public generally for a libers! HpWs pq nr h\^k Check his intemperate Course. Tiieir efforts strong ds a rope of mwI; it has no weight and iriU •k.wg rvf «.fv.rxw«r,G pointmenU Ot delegaes, wore or niac«r, rtqelfiaa and he continued io ffet illtoxi- tumble to pieces, 'ibeaahes ve power 01 this Oov- ahare of patronage. fmm (Imraia thnnah wliilp in Now York W '■ useless, ana ne n uuta g ernmeut it »u the confidence which the people put in In conclusion, he would bespeak for the News and o ^ 6 -» Cated daily. He was finally lorccd to Change e^cli other. He said be South had accepted tiie arbi- last week, Ambrose P " e A ! """ ■ -- J x —■’ *- — J - 1 his friends, edited and owned, as it is, by one in every . compiler ef a ROBB* CONSIGNEES’ NOTICE. The steamship “Cl y of Bath,'* from Boston, is how i submit, will t je American _ i-iucioul psseriion of the uoc- oouil, and but t ¥ oor ;hree persons, lie direct to every po. i!ion taken by ns since -be war these commenced. He asked ‘lie spiri*. of Christianity and discharging At White’s Press. GootTs not removed! him sound phitoeopliy i. we are orei^ed again owe one ir0In wh „ r at gundown will be stored st risk Pun <huir portion of the country arrayetl a^aimt he other in _ , ' ne,r deadly conflict, or shall we make every effort o unite experse of the owners, and not delivered till exoen«*es (he whole country in narmony auc brodierly affec ian. are paid, mnn Referring to the Philadelphia Convention, ue said tne ao31-lt RICHARDSON A BARNARD, i McCarthy, Long Staple,; AND herald job American, Short Staple, office,. On band anu for ?a u cheap ov CHIPMAN & CHAPIN, an31-lm 209 BAY STREET. Special Notice. Gin SHERIFFS SALE. E’SSK.K"' DKC " W ''» CARDS, CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS, BLANKS, CHECKS, eu-8 if billheads PLACARDS, PROGRAMMES, LETTEH-HEad, receipts, Omoi or AsaioNRs or the Bank or Tux StaTk er Georgia, Sa anhah, August 14, 1S66. 66.} i CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, I • PER AND BY VIRTUE of t>n attachment re- “/a. BOOKS ! BOOKS pointmenta of delega es, wbi'e or black, mo the from the time of assignment of the assets of Hjebeld the favorable consideration and support of all la*t week, Ambrose Spencer, of Americus, bis residence, and found board in a second trument oftiie sworn am'l wt. and wruted :o ,-eturn the Bank. A. rORTJSF, — - *■“' ♦ —K—’ion itr which rate boarding house. He seemed to have l' ii'Z _|lfi'} ll lost ml con.tol of hlS appeUle, aud kuowmg them co^e back with ail .heir luunhood. They have YTN _ .. ..... , , U tumable to the November Term, i860, of the liillliolders are hereby notified that the priority of ci , y Court „f S tVitunah, Georgia, against William their claims will be lort, oniees presented within six H. Lucas, ami in favor of W. R. Waring. I have levied on FIVE BOX KB OF BOOTS AND J-HOES, as the property of William H. Lucas, pointed out by way deserving their utmost confidence. AU prepaid contracts for advertising will be fulfilled by the Daily News and Herald. Uic test mony gi»«a in bis degraded condition, to have ceased to Again t^en up the Constitution and ask that its other details of the horrors ot the Auuerson- eorrespoud with his parents and liicnds. laws shall be embreed. What, theu, was the causo of This office wrn remain open'for the transaction of ville » ris0D P en is 8er » ed n P l ° S^’-ify the Money Ceased to COblq to hitn, and he began ^‘™ t Se 1 1SS<, 0 's,^ 1 o“ Ue Gren r au business connected with it or the -Lost Cause.” of morbid taste and vindictive spirit of the te feel the WSDt. H.S jewelry soon passed fought for Union atoneieud o. the \TrkHhfkpn war ffinintovl mil to ii9 »9 into the hands of the paWD-hroker. and his were flguting for it et lhe Other, a m this city. Northern Radicals, was Rioted out ,o ns as tUread ‘ bare He wa8 on . >bIe not in the held he woh dom^ eq. „ . . « « . . .. r T/iiiohtflP ana annlatmp.l H..ul nnr f hous^uu which work the undersigned is agent in GEO. H. JOHNSTONE, Editor and Publisher Mercantile Index. Savannah, Aug. 23, 186G. distrust or L^k oi couduence in them? .There is no Grant and himself had hue and now they and when Grqpt was not in the field he was ctoin;, equally good service. W. CUMM1NG, Anl6*d2wJtthcnwtf Asaignpes. Macon Telegraph and Angasta ConstKatioc- allst will please publish dally for three weeks. Notice. a delegate from Georgia to the convention of ^ ^ uis board, and was turned into the 'SnoJ^btfo&U&'ini.vby’thf consoUds- SAVANNAH PRICES CURRENT. THE PEWS of the Congregation Bnrt Berith Jacob- Armory Hall, will be rented for the ensuing yetr on i* >e «!id r a *he 'dem* dant, *y morning at 10 o'clock. Strangers, as well e? men.bers, will .lave he privilege of ren'ing the same. au30-.‘.t P. DZIALYNSKI. Secretary. Notice. Sii'Hhern Unionists. J. M. Boris and Hamil street. From one boarding house to another tioii of our nationVluy and tbe ton, it is said, are to be the ruling spiriis of the ^ g^ESi, an™lblS ' Hfs ft ££ gathering, and the New York Tribi'ue an- lo lemain beneath any rtkpcctaDieroot His jon^tthe people wi” ‘ake err. of the government, ° , m o tv , . w-i— i .. - craviug-tor liquor possessed him still, and and those who would rt'empt'o check ‘heir punote The DrODrietor of the News avd Hfrald QOUDCe3 tt,at trc ” vOOgfoa bafi Mol j fueCtet i whatever he could pawn or sell tor money or bad -better strac’ out of the w.y; to- Jimaelt hebau has long regretted his inability to secure the a delegate from Rochester, New York, to ; liquorwas 8odls|wsedol. At length, tosuch a SS’on”'^“ng services of a competent person to conduct his ihe Convention “which will make no oop 0 . ieartul state ot degredattou did his appeUle you iieai it? Cries of ves. At this particular crisis * local commercial department, but has now l.U enlnr ” Rneh a tawlu e/.m’mr bring this titled youth that ue became an in- and period of our htotory, when the State, are in peril, JOHN H. O’BYRNE Is my dnly au.Borired Agen secured the services of CapL Geo. H. John- ' U °“ ‘ , 0l .° r ' ^ “ a V ^ u,ate ot ' a ,ow ’ “M 1 * ne S ro danc ® bouse, and ^ during my absence from he State. 820NE, publisher of the Mercantile'index, immediately after the great National , lUe associate of thieves and prostitutes of the ^h^fo^rumentT? ^meu^ i,“‘glorious 0 !ut an2Mf E O’BYRNE. who will furnish full market reports for this Convention, will afford to the citizens of i vilett description. In this horrible place, mighty ..irccr of prosperity anil grea'ness, t will be ’ — _ tn.n.1 ,1 ..l... „ .,...,,1-1,- ,.i r»i. ,i - j-i_u t_ - in • .j-O-1 i Lu ’1- I ruaoed tiltliu .liop.iaocl and drunk I he Viuino mlliug to exckui. as Sitnou Uni ol old, when ho saw SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY, 1 i the glory Vioksbueo, August in, 1S68. / in peace.” Parties holding the Bonds and Coupons and other tbe plaintilf; and under and by virtneof an order issued by the Honorable ‘he Judge of the City Cour. of Savannah, I will sell st public outcry, before the Court Ho se, in the city of Savannah, county of Chatham. State of Georgia, be’ween the legal hours oC sale, on the 10th day of September, A. D 1866, the said five boxes of Bootsaud 8hoes. to satisfy said at tachment. BENJAMIN L. COLE, Depaty Sheriff of the City Court of Savannah. City Sheriff's Office, Savannah, August 31, H66. au31-tds CHATHAM COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE. Ill ILL BE SOLD on the firs' Tuesday in October Y> next, between the legal hours of sal?, before the Court House door iu :he city or Savannah, the' steamer MARY ELLA, »ith all h-r tackling and ap parel ; also, two Steam Boilers and one let o. Hakes. Levied on a? the property of James Avery Sktlton, to satisfy a fl. fa. Issued ou> of the Honorable the Superior Court of Cbatli im county In favor or Ba ll- Delta & Co. Property pointed out hy pi imitr? A'- torney. . BENJ. L. COLE. au3t tds Sheriff ot » hatham county. Cooper, Olcoits & Farrell),! Philip Earnleclitfe, by Mr?. Edwards. The nidden iln: A Novel. Illustrated Gon'h's Hls'oiy of ‘he Civil War in the r- J States from 1861 to 1565. In Vinculis or, The Prisoner of War; i*. ; | experience of a Rebel in two Federal Put ». M. Kelley. Ills'orv of the,Atlantic Cable, by II. M Lefers of Eugenie de Guerin. Tax-Ptyer's Manual, hy G. s. B»n weij. _ B A C C I N cl And Rope mvambi- ” ... V. the Contt House door, in the would rathe- obllgaUonsof the Southern (Miss.J Railroad Com- No. 17, and the — and hearts 1 pany, are hereby notified that the new seven per cent. CHATHAil COUNTY SHERIFF’S SALE. | jnj STORE AND FOR SALE BY W ILL BE SOLD ou the fir-* next, between i .te Ief? 1 To esdaj in October I iiour-* oi sale, before i ity of MiVLnnah, LOT 1 m 'hereon, in Liberty unfed on the north l»y tion and best reputation .arnoig the met- vention will not however be wholly ineffect- , himself to f beastly state of iutoxicaiion, he S ' hy President street on the chants, of any in the city, being remarkable ual for good, if it brings together and exhibit 5 * ! wes out of even this den of thieves, great end, • hall be President of these United States -MA-tpii fill* »hp hoiiHa and rnnnons formerlv issued e “ s t by Jeflersou street, ar.«i on tbe^\\o?t by Lot No. for its accuracy and general acceptability. ... ... , because he bad neither money nor what was icrever.” [Here the audience broke into snirrepres- sbtuted for the bonds and coupons form r y - , is Levied oir as ihe preperiv of Barney c Wag nu. — - — -- to tbe country in their Hue characters the m v j_ lo ,i. e (J n Ihe lol- sible burst of applause, aud oh ‘he call of General are now ready for delivery. . to satisfy a d. la. tesiie l "tit 1.1 the Honors.b e the few miserable, degraded white men, scattered j lowing morning a policeman found him lying ^ A “' ,reW J “' ^ ^ ^ “a ‘° here and there through tbe South, who for on the sidewalk near tbe place, dead—dead Alter a drive through Central Park, the President deposit them with the following named parties with- J uff^orm y. BE J. L. . OLK, selfish merranarv nnr noses nrefer Inside from the effects of vile Whisky and the in- ‘ end General o-aut took the bo.t at Manhattasiville out delay: 1 an31-td Sheriff"! Chatham «wr;ty._ .n G, T ‘ •. ? n tense cold. His body was taken to tbe Ci y b’r,tlbany. Judge J. P. King, Angnata, Geo. , m TWT~ 11 With the Radicals in tbetr opposition to the^ Hogpital He waa 8 8traDge r to the police, Gcn . B.nfoJD noaaceJ^i^ik.nt am 1 »r. F. T. WJ’is or Win. M. Wadley, Esq., Savan- j W IQ. W aliace, reconstruction policy ot the Frestden', and and the thieves and prostitutes knew nothing G--n. Grnn«. mb, Geo. | in their relentless proscription andpersecu- further of him than that he was a drunken Boston, Aug. 3>.—At V Radical mass m;etin" in Wm. Johastor, Esq, Cbariot'e, N. C. We doubt if ■ white man who had no money. Au inquest Porilaud' on Monday. Gen. Banks intimated .'that the ! John Fraser * Co., Charleston, 8.C. was held upon the “uukDuwn man,” aver- President was a prospective traitor, aud Gen. Grant; George Hazlehurst, Esq., Macon, Geo. ' mHE SUBSCRIBER, having re r arne«l from n b ur death from natural causes” was ren- ”f, a SSf The Agent of this Company, with the new bonds X We propose to devote all reasonable space, and every exertion to the production of a re liable and complete financial and commercial article each week, and the publication of any important changes' each day. GUERAPtD & rami] aa26ir. THE INTERNAL REVENljE GU AI Savannah Prices Current. Tbe subscriber desires to annouace to bis friends, and the business community generally, that he will DOD of the ID6D of lb® South. continue, from the News axd Herald office, the issue a single respectable "white man Can be found n.raral^iW'Ww ran. was a tlme-strver. He said the first act of the rebels of the Weekly Letter Sheet Prices Current, formerly , j„ UL> n riria who will itrt»u)l trtictltpfafit fine : I a „„u », ,u after their accession to power would be to remove „ ,n we ° S'* W “° W1H •*®“™* ,OTepr ” enl tiered, and at the expense of the cily the Grant from office and ulace one of p . n connec on .th die Mercantile p 0rt i 0n Q f jji 3 fellow-citizens in such a Con- dead body of the young German Count was" in hiB stead. Index,” and respectfully requests a continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto extended hitn. GEO. H. JOHNSTONE. BY GRIERAL GRANT DENOUNCED THE RADICALS. By the dispatch which we publish tiiis morning, it will be seen that Gen. Banks, in a spech delivered in BostoD, took occasion to denounce Gen. Grant with the President. When, a few days since, Gen. Grant with President Johnson gave audience to the Committee of the Philadelphia Convention, the fact having been alluded to by tbe Con servative press as au evidence of friendly re lations and accordance of political views ex isting between the Executive and Commun- vention. If there are such men, why, we ecu only Say— “ Black spirits and white. Blue spirits and gray Mingle, mingle, mingle. You that mingle may.” A 'blot upon the pair fame of PHILADELPHIA. LAW OF JULY, 1906. Cent Uningall ‘.he Revenue Laws, wi h Decisions, Rulings. Ex< lions. Stamp Duties, ( c. Ptii-e. j'.sn. Horse-Shoer, Blacksmith, Sic.| T ““3“■£ w of Jnne, 1S64, and Mtrch 13:*. Price, is ci in the North, where he has b^en lor the benefit * “ tfuoi i'.cfiteu niu iu; nu'c • E5TILL & BFOTIffi heir'owa’generads ' for the purpose of snbstitu'ion, will be in Georgia, I of his lien! li, and having < i,nclud"d_to ie-ume hi* Jast revived rna .0. se buried arnoog the uurecQgoized dead in Pot ter’s Field. A short time atlcrwards bis pa rents died, and an heir was wanted tor the large fortune leit by them. A 3 effort to trace Two were , the wandering son, who had left his home Co .toe sate; to-dr.y 100 b?ie? midd’ings ?t soismc.; a few years before, was made. He was market very dul’: Stoc- ou ssle .igln and poor in known to have come to America, and the s»a’“.v. detective police of this city were called upon y ew Yorlc Market. ! to find him. They traced the unfortunate „ . . The telegraph has informed us that when youth, as above described, from bis splendid go w1 U7%“fl(m^u.i?'$<J 75@$i5 5?to8^thern; our patriotio Pieaident pasted through Phila- apartmemsat the St. Nicholas to the pau- wheat, 3@4o. lower; corn i@2c. lower; oata, la lower From Moltile. Mobile, An?. 30.—T ie Board of Health reports five cases of choier. Tor ‘he past five days, all negroes. „ , 4 _ „ _ _ .. . .. bnsioC9s ar tiie o!d corner of Liberty Square; i South Carolina and North Carolina In Anenst and M( j |»jealdent street, begs toimorm bis old pa rous, J September. |t will save blm much labor and ti'T'e if and as many new ones} as may come, together with 1 the holders of the bonds living In those and adjoining the^ublic in central, tha. he is now prepared to ex- , . * , . . ecuteall kinds or work in the at*»ve line, equal, if 1 Sta es will promptly forward their bonns and coupons not BU|)( rior t0 ar,v iu the city, lie thereloresijicits a share of public patronage. ^ \\ T M. WALLACE. N. B.—All ii^.1 naing aud lame hor.*cs shod in the most scientific m inner, antf on approved principles. au3l-4F an28 : to the above ns^med genilem n. an24.tf M. EMANUEL, Preelden\ To Travelers. ISAAC RUSSELL, , , — - —— - t — n— ner s crave in Potter’s Field. Yet a single beef quiet; pork quiet; sale- 2,250 bbls: mess $32 75; delphia, en route for Chicago, the authorities . ^ W3ntin „ , 0 i c „ a i )v establish Uie tard Juii.at w,t,C»ao«c.;wui»key active; cotton dnU. nt that ritv tinned their harks on him and i .a».u- 3 r . ° ,8 “ V e salesof 900 hales, at 33^35 qc.; sugar lie. higher; OI mat city turned men DaCKS on ntm, ana death Ot this unfortunate youth. Thosewbo coffeequiet; mulasses dull; turpentine, 68<a-0; rosin, relused to accord even the usual honors of know him. and to whom he bail brought let- 3@,8. Although accompanied tew, did not see his dead body, and, copse- New Orica. Market, quently, there wasa legal doubt as to whether or not'the man whom the police founddead ; .Goid n 45 e qTde“ms I by ate a contrary impression. Tbe Washing ton Chronicle explained the General’s pres an official reception. by General Grant and Admiral Farragui. aud other distinguished gentlemen, the municipal wos the _ heir who”wa? ' wanted. These Xfe™“;esTe-day‘'va9fourte°en'. authorities declined to join hands with the ! friends had watched his downward career, der-in-Chiet of the army, the Radical papers cilizens in 8howinfe l0 tbe p re9 ident that and tod often tried to sna’ch him from de- were industrious in their endeavors to ere- . v . . struction; but his appeUle was stronger than , honor tmd respect which is due to his official |, is wi |l or their counsels. One of these friends I position. Iustead of proffering him the hos- bad, on one occasion, been badly beaten by pitalities of the city, as had been uniformly the low thieves when he tried 10 lake the • ence on that occasion, by affirming that he tbe CU9tom from the foundation of the Gov- young man from their den. But not one ot —i._a - - • . all those who saw him after death could fur- ernment, they blade it an occasion for dts- n j gb ^ be ji u )j ( ba ^ was wanted lo prove that playing the malignity of their hate, engen-. he who waa tbe Count while liviug was the dered hy a miserable and contemptible parti- pauper whom the city bad buried. Th > es- zanshin It is stated even that those whn tates were not settled for several years, and zanship. K is stated even that thtj^jWtio rea . ntJy , be New York detectives were called would have acted id v proper mftfiner, baa n p 0Q| gQj again went lo work, but with the they dared*, were afraid to face the storm t same result. The facts, as ebovc ielated, which would have been iaised about their have been embodied in the form of affidavits, was tricked into attendance by an vitation from tbe President, while the Tribune asserted that he was there for tbe purpose of watching the President in his treasonable intercourse with the Southern delegates. The leadiug radical papers mani fested great anxiety to create tbe impression that there was no sympathy between Presi dent Johnson and General Grant, whom they claimed as favoring the ultra measures of the late revolutionary Congress. We suspected that their zeal was prompted by their fears, and the denunciations of General Banks only confirms our conviction that tbe influence of General Grant is lost to tbe Radictd taction. It is certainly not giving that gentleman credit for loo much patriotism or good sense to believe him to be unwilling to acquiesce heads by the fanatical opponents of the Presi dent, aud actually fled fropi the jcijyilpjes- cape the reepoaitollitj. Tfcia Acltase with the Mayor of Philadelphia and Presi dent of Select Council, who boUt lett the city when they found they were likely to be ap pealed to for aid in giving the President a suitable reception. This attempt to treat the President with contempt will recall upon tbe Radical perpetrators, and' will not fail to injure seiionaiy tbe city of in a line of policy on the part of Congress so . . entirely inconsistent with his known devotion iPh,lade '^ ,a ', ^ ^ £ . rnrr moll mhu it u/aa I bat tUA . rrPBl- to the Union, for which he fought so obsti very well why it Was that, Presi dent was thus insulted aud will appreciate^. how utterly despicable is the motive that .. i prompted it. ' Whatever lit. Johhkdn. miiy If; as we have now good reason to bebeve, [ ave ^ aid or done> however much the ma . nately, and so utteily subversive of tbe priu- ciples of tree government. General Grant is indeed on tbe side of the President, tbe Constitution and the Union, tbe days of Radical misrule and usurpation are numbered. THE MEMPHIS AND SAVANNAH RAIL- , ROAD, It is proper that we 'Sbou^f remisd the people of this city of the Railroad Convention to be held at Macon, Ga., on the nth proximo, to take into consideration the importance of the construction of tbe link in tbe Memphis and Savannah Railroad from Opelika toTus- enmbia. As this is an enterprise in which we are largely interested, for the reason that it will redqce the distance between Imre and Memphis nttliy ope hundred miles, Tt is im portant that Savannah shonld be represented in the proposed Convention. We are in formed that Macon, Selma, Memphis, Cairo, St. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati will be represented. This indicates that the enter prising people of these cities are moving in the right direction; and Savannah mast not be behind them. She must have more rail roads to meet the increasing demand of the commerce, and certainly tbe one of most vi tal interest to ns fa the read to which we have referred. We seed a direct line of communication with tbe great grain growing cosotiy of the West, and they want oar cot ton aad rice. Tha plan we believe tq be pnpiticable sad the sscoesi certain. The Babnwell Sentinel.—We publish elsewhere the advertisement of the Bam well Sentinel, the only paper published in the District of 'Barnwell, S. C. Mr. Edward A. Bronson, the publisher, continued his paper up vo the day of the burning of his town by the Federal forces, when his offi^ and mate rials were destroyed. He resumed about a year ago, and now has a large and valuable circulation. We recommend the paper as an advertising medium to Savannah mer chants desirous of resuming trade with Baro- srell District andvioinity. • More Arrests by the Military.—Lieut. WS-A. Myers, with the file of men whose de parture by the Gulf road we notieed in onr paper of Wednesday morning, returned last evening, bringing with them four white men, one named Abbott, two named Tares, and one whose name we were unable to learn. These men were arrested in Appling eotmty on the charge of shooting a freedman in the head, whose wound, we learn, did not prove mortal. jority of the people of that city may bfi op posed to him, he is still the President of the United States, and is entitled to all the hon ors Which hiB position can. cedfec optin'Wat, aud their wilful omission to do so only shows how bitterly they hate the Si uthera people. At all other points on the ronte the President and his distinguished party were received not only iu a manner becoming their dignity, hut with demonstratums of alfocfion. An New York he was received as the guest of the city, and in Boston similar preparations were made for his reception. The municipal au thorities of Philadelphia ‘stand alone in the exhibition of that party spite and sec tional malice which deny tbfe most sacred rites of hospitality to a distinguished pa triot, such as are held inviolate even among ravages. -It ie trpe tfcPt ml efi tilp N 4Jb#tl ■rinded aitiriedi -pf Afiy learned that the proper authorities bad de clined to receive the President,ook the matter in bend, and with oat regard to.party, predi lections endeavored to make such arrange ments for tiie reception of the distinguished visitors as would not disgrace the city, yet the people will be measured and jndgadj by the men they have elected to represent tfaeri, and all fair minded men will depricale and A ryAtl Eg TV^ari f condemn an act ol^inhospitably prompted t UUd aloDe by political prejudlc. for ' ‘ ■ * . lir. THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF ’ Gen. Stonewall Jackson, JWBMBV.tY ja,jbtf*f4 T HB st indard Biography of the immortal hero. The only edition authorized by his widow, and published for her pecuniary benedt. The aulhot, a personal friend and. Guiet of stall of the Christian Soluier. We want ah Agent in every county. Send for circulars and sec our t rms, and what the Frew says of the aork. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., au21 3ml Cur. 7th and Main st?., Richmond, Va. Col. Martin, of the French Army, has re cently published in Paris an elaborate work entitled “Military Organization and Power of France and England Compared,” wherein he incidentally gives the following reasons for the poverty and misery of Ireland? The reason is simple; Inland has neither money nor industry; she is therefore obliged to remit her rental in kind to England. Ireland has no money; because the nine- tenths of the proprietors of the Irish soil are absentees, and live in England. She has no industry; because from 1699 to 1782 all the laws were made to prevent the establishment of mannfeotores which might rival the similar products of England. Dur ing that interval of nearly a century, Ireland was so completely distanced by her jealous mistress that it womki now be impossible for her to struggle agatoWBritiah industry. England, then, fa necessarily the market of Ireland. England gives UPthing Md re ceives all; Ireland gives all and gets nothing. Such are the disastrous consequences of the absenteeism of tha industrial monopoly, and of the law of arbitrary ejectments in Ire land, so that it has bean said ur that unhap py country the law helps the famine and the famine helps the law. can be had at ESTILL'S NEWS DEPOT, Ball street, corner of Bay lane, next to the Poet Office (down s'air-.) Writing Papers aud Envelopes of all kinds, in any qnant’ty, from a single sheet np. Peris, . Inks, Ac. ' aol6-tf j BAICBShOaV BAI& DYB The Original and Best In the World J The only true i and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Inatau- j taneoue. Produces immediate.; a splendid Black or ! natural Brown, without injuring the hair or skin. ■ Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes. Sold l>y all Drng- . gists. The genuine Is signed William A. Bntchelor. Also, . . REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS, For Resto.ing and Beautifying the Hair. ?n1 4-t v CHAltLKS BATCHELOR. New York- Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned having been appointed ajsignees , of the Farmers' and Mechanics’ Bank of Savannah, The facts, ns t'bovc l elated, , nnw opening, cou listing of lino French and English i Georgia, hereby notify bill-holders and other claim- >©<lied in tbe form of affidavits, CassimercR: Black and Co'ored Clotb/; Doeskins: . antdiai;ainst the 8aid Bank preaent the same for li- aDd sent to tbe old country, aud it is thought ^ r g^ c jj n ® n ^iik r v 0 vet v^fin^A, Ac., alUM which will! qnldation, and all persons indebted to the Bank are they will be accepted as proof ol the death of ( ^ ma< j P np at th® shortest notice aud in the most required to make immudiafe payment, the young Coun', and that’be property will fashionable style. , .. Bill-holders will lose their priority if the bills are consequently pass to the Dext of kin. , A so. just received, a fine select.on of Newspaper? Magazines, cheap Novels and Books NOCAEl PUBLIC, COUNTY OFiaC&T, Deputy S*ierilT of tiie City of Savn n»» r h, O FFICE AT THE COURT HOU^E, or at ha office of Justice Laurence Connell. Bryan street, one door east of Merchants’ and PJan f erh'Bank. Resi dence on Gaston street. t*o doors wot of uarnard. oppoe Muller's Mill. Savannah, Georgia. % anS1-eod2w David Bailey, MERCHANT TAILOR SAVANNAH, CA. T HE ATTENTION of customers, friends, and the public generally, is invited to ’he select s'oek of Goods for Fall and Winter Wear Notice Bagging and Bale Rope) AT PRIVATE SALE. BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN i ave just received, per steamers, • 20 bales Gunny Bagging 10 bolts Sea Island Bagging j 30 coils Bale Hope. au2*-it Planters’ BICE POUNDING* Elj The unders'rm-d. having become pr^wndl the property kuown'as tile ‘‘LOWER SAVANN'iEI RICE MILL.” in end at once putting in a.Uwial necessary machinery for making it a FinST-CUrfl RICE FOUNDING MILL. No p-iins Kill beipii| to have Rice thoroughly cleaned aud prepare! I . . . . tore existing under the n-imes of Miller, 'I homas their patronage we can promise fell sties; 4 Co . in Savannah, Qa., and Tbomae. Livingston A 1 Co.. Madisos, Fla , hevc been dissolved hy the death tnelr inter®* s. el D. U. Livingston, ne of the partners. ” A. J. MILLER will give his attention to the liusi- ness in Savannah, ana S. B. THtiMASto tbe business in Madison, in liquidation. A J. MILLER. & B. THOMAS, . August, 1966. Surviving Partners. Personal.—Hon. James M. Baker, one ot' Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, t he Jus ices of t up Supreme Corn t of Florida, is sojoproiog for a few davs in this city. United States Senator from Texas.— New Orleans, August 25.—Hon. David G. Burnett has been eleeted U. S. Senator from Texas. ' Remington’s FIRE ARMS, BOLD BY RUN DEALERS, AND THE TRADE GENERALLY. VEST POCKET PISTOL, No. 22 Cartrid e Repeating PlBtol, (Elliot pt.) No. 22 Cartridge Repeating Pistol, (Elliot pt J No. 32 Cartridge Pocket Revolver, (Sell-Cocking) New Pocket Revolver, with Loading Lever Police Revolver, Navy Size Calibre Belt Revolver, Navy Size Calibie Bclt Revolver (Se)f-Cocking,) Navy Calibre Navy Revolver, 36-100 in. Calibre Army Revolver, 44100 in. Calibre Gun Cane, using No. *2 Cartridge Rpvolv'pg Rifle, 36 and 44-100 in. Calibre Breech Loading Rifle, No. 32 Cartridge Breech Loading Carbine, No. 46 Car ridge U- S. Rifle, Steel Barrel, with Sabre Bayonet O. S. Rifled Musket, Springfield Pattern Single Barrel Shet-Gun. R. REMINGTON-ft SONS, Won, New Y<Wk. AGENTS; Moore ft Nichols. New York. Palmers ft Batchelders, B aton. John P. Lovell, Boston. Joe. C. Grubb ft Co., Philadelphia. Poaltuey ft Trimble, Baltimore. . Henry Folsom ft Co., Ne. ’ Orleaca ft .Mempbfa. Raynard Bros., Chicago. I* M. Ramsey ft Co., St. Louis. Albert E. Crane, San Francisco. je30-3ml confiding o'Shin?. M. rino Undershirts and Draw-1 ere. Canton Flannel Drawer?, English an I American nnsiery. Glows. Gii-ntlets, Cravats, Collars, Ac. Also, Umbrellas. Shirts measured for and made to order. Gentlemen wishing any or the above articles Will do well to call before pffirahnslng elsewhere, and ex amine this stock of goods, re.enfiy selected by m; self in New York. W” Term? positively cash. DAVID BAILEY, No. 12 Whitaker street, au29-lm tipposi'e Jno Oliver's Paint Shop. not presented within six months fiom this date. JOHN RICHARDSON, J. E. GAUDKY, Jj-27-M Assignees. Established in 1780! SOAPS! CANDLES! J. C.' HulPsSra, No..3ft.PARK ROW, NEW YORK, Invites the ai'ention of buyers to his unequaled stock or every grade of Staple and Fancy Soaps. Honey Soap, Demulcent Soap, Palm Soap, Windsor Soap, Glycerin Soan, PoncineSoap, White Soap, shaving Soap, Almond Soap* Upwards of One Hundred Styles. Speii. Adamantine and Tallow Candles. Constantly on hand and for sale by RANDBLL ft 00., and many other dealer*. »n29-eod3m Notice. ^ .. __ improve ments upon Lots are in ar rears Jar city taxes, rpHB FOLLOWING LOTS OF LAND _L me to wit <[>U H aving disposed of the soda water, PORTER AND ALB BOTTLING BUSINESS, with all the a ipartenancea thereunto belonglag, unto Mr.JohaRymi.aU peraoas having bottles oTother property betetialng to said boataess will phriae de liver the same to. Mm. hie sgenta or drivers. We woald also aalielt for him the patronage extended to ns. GEO. W. PORTER, Per A- E. Porter, Attorney. . basing ^jfatapri to cdndddf R in' connection with my own.inaach a manner as, 1 trust, wll. give entire satisfaction to all wh» Savor me with their patronage. My desire is to please Parties are requested to report to me any misconduct er Inattention on the partof mydrtvara. JOHN RYAN, •oSMt Manufacturer and Bottler of Soda Water. Lot No. 6, Berrien Ward, triangle on Gaston st. Lot aud improvements No. 6 Carpenter's Bow. Lotand improvements west half of No. 13, Carpen ter's Bow. left mid improvements No. 14, Carpenter’* Row. Lot and improvements No. 15, Carpenter s Row. Improvement No. 18, Crawford Ward, east. Improvement No. 24. Corrytown Ward.* Lots No. 2, 3, aud 45, Davis.Ward. e ^ line-fourth ot lot 61, Garden Lot, Wt. Three-fourths of lot 52, Garden Lot, east One-fourth of lot 63, Garden Lot, east. Three-fourths of k>t6f, Garden Lot, east. Lot and improvements No. 19,.Garden Lot, west. Fractions 1, 2. 3, 4.6, 6, Tan Yard TracL West half lot No. 10, Gaston Ward Lot tnd improvement* No. 20, Gaston Ward. Lota No, 3, 4. 11, 12,13,14, Gaston Ward. Improvement corner of Hull and Tatnall streets Improvement between Hull and Gwinnett streets. Lotand improvements No. 5, GilmerviUe. Lots 6, t, 7. 8,9,11.17,18,19. J4, 25, 26, 28, Mont- mollentnlle. Lots 8,9, and lots and improvements 3, 4,18, North Oglethorpe Ward. _ Lot 10, Middle Oglethorpe Ward. Lot 25. Sooth Oglethorpe Ward. Letters A, B, C?D, E, F, G, H. L K» Stephans Ward. Improvement No. 12, Troup Ward. ’ East part No. 14. Trustees’ Garden. Improvement No. 15, Walton Ward. Lota 28, 37 aud letter A. Wesley Ward. As 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 for the respective amounts due will be pot Into tbe hands of tho City Marshal, with instructions to adwrtisc and sell said lots ami improvements for payment of aU taxes due and costa of advertising end y| a K. T. GIBSON, * anl-tt City Treasurer. STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL FOR ftkl-E. A FIRST CLASS SPECIMEN STEAM ENGINE and hm Mill, manufactured to order at the Ful ton Works, Ne-v York. Consist* of an en«ine of 40 horae power, return flue boiler, with all.the conve niences complete; iron frame, 40 feet carriage! M inch saw; patent eelf-eetting head blocks; lnO feet log chata, with pulleys and tret class belting for the belting new andean DANIELS. HILL’S HAIR DYE, 50 cents—Black or Brown, Inetantaneoae, beet, cheapest, durable, re liable. Depot, No. 66 Jphn street, New York. Sold bj£ll drug and patent medicine stores everywhere. Assignee’s Notice. been appointed assignee The sabs fibers will continue the Grocery and Com mission Business in Savannah, Ga. a' the store oc cupied by rlielate tirro, ou Bay street. August. ,8.6. MILLER ft BROTHER. n iving ample facilities for storing Bice. Pika I and Factors can ship at any time to the Bill #£ I their convenience, to remain on sioro « » I pounding. LLOYD D. WADDEU. WILLIAM M TTSW ROSE 4 aREWR’GE’ Having taken entire charge of the worlitrc * I above named Mill, we would respec;fail» I Planters and Factors living in the vicinity ol w” I nah their patronage for the comin. ‘Co-. n, am- I .... . . „ doing we can but promise a careful sitenfem lo*jl The subscr.ber solicit? fori he Dew a continuance interest based upon our pad (ras-ni-sa coudkci of thep .tronage extended »o the late firm. I and experience iu that line ot Ineire.s. Tbe LI S. B. THOM AS, will be in pel feet order lor pounding by'lie , t One of toe survivor?. October. RObE t ARhWRlGk. AngiisN 1SCC. q‘il-tf ; For fartlier partfcnlars, enquire of Messrs. R*J*J Arkwriglit, at the Mill, or at ihe Itanfcnp “ 0I J ,L Wm. M. Tanno k Co , in Exchange ba'Mine: Lloyd D. * addeli, office (wheu in tiie om 1 * conniiuR room of W. H. WhirueyA Co.,>ti*» ns* Block. B«»y Afreet. WANTED, ^ FURNISHED ROOM for two single gentlemen. Address ME.-SENGER, Herald office, and terms. ao31-2t Removal. Desirable Residence for Salel THE RESIDENCE of the late Dr. B. Lunar, in Midway, one mile ledgeville, Ga., is offered fur gale. w VYERCFR ft ANDERSON. Banker, and Commit j SSSSSwSpWffl Savannah, Georgia, is , , „ great attractions. The house is newly baiit,”*Fj ities. All hill holders “ ' h ‘ ,emoveu 0 ^ old Printers j gome style, and contains eight large lot ar -all necessary outbni'dings with a ®' I and aik cxcrilent spring. The lot conic ■- - t -.| Bank Bnilding. south end. The undersigned having be of the Bank of ComnMTCa or prepared to enter apdW Ms Unties, and other persons having claims against the said Bank, are requested to present the same for liquida tion, and all parties Indebted to tbe Bank ate re quested to make immediate payment. Bill holder? will lose their priority if the bills are ; mWO GOOD TINSMITHS, at ntg presented within six months from this date. i A — JOHN C. FERRILL, an2 3m . Assignee. an3t WANTED, am excauent snrmg. t he ior ioiu«‘- .1 i, mostly iu wood . Churches auil go™ “f"! acres, I are convenient. Apply fo NICHOLS, IVl 11 ledgev 1 fejrtq. | Assignees’ Notice. * Bask or SavakhAh, 1 Savannah, Georgia, July 6,1S66.J The undersigned having been appointed Assignees of this Bank for the purpose of adjusting and liqui dating its affairs, therefore all persons having claims against this corporation will preaent them, and al bill-holders of thliBank are required to present the same within six months from this date, or they win lose the priority granted by statute, and those In debted will make lnutediato payment to H. BRIGHAM, GEO. W. DAVIS, lyt-Im Assignees. ao31-2t -*■ NEUFVr.LE, BUTLER ft CO’S, 145 ' ronghfonstreet. House and Bakery to Rent. m GINGER SODA, J UST THB THING for this time of ywr climate. A pare stimulant, healrnj " * ^ ant, having all the good wiiliuut au II effects of other stimnlaats. W mrrenred ^ I THE HOUSE AND BAKERY on the “Mfrat^r'amf Bottler of fiSIPw^fs Southeast corner of Sonh Broad and Mont- B * 7 ^ gomcry streets to rent. Apply to Mss. ISABELLA EVANS, an31-7t Brans’ Row. For Rent, F urnished rooms- single gen ferred. Also, a carriage house ply at this office. AT PRIVATE SALE. THE BfiST TOItIC.—Caswell, Mack A Go.’S | YVAliSH. * ]$10 REWARD] I OTOLEN from the subscriber on .1 ! O last, from the front of » store on W? '"; (j.5 BOuth of the Court House, a bright bay H ““, own ted i has a white streak In his forehead, ronn nf» tbt I unen pre-1 the n-sc; Is blind in the right eye, and "ible. Ap-1 right hip, and Is abont fifteen hands high au3t-2t reward will be paid to any one upon 1 : horse or notifying the subscriber at Montgowi^ I au30-3t BENJAM1>J^L- ^ FERRO-PHOSPHORATED ELIXIR OF CAUSAYA la a combination of the three best tonics, PHOSPHORUS, CASSAVA. The Iron gives the blood a rich vermillion color where It becomes thin and watery; tne Phosphorus S M ^ in , ^g£Sr 4a City Sheriff’s Sale.¥. stou. while.becalm.,a give. ton. and vigor toll f»V orofEdgaruTne?- the organa of the body. — - - • ~ — ... - - SOW manufacturers, CASWELL, MACK ft OO., un der Fifth Avenue Hot.I, New York, aad.Newport, R.' L For sale at LIPPMAN'S lyt-tf Drag and Chemical Warehonae, FOR SALE, A SERVICEABLE DRAFT IlOR'E- ipf! ! Pulaski House Stables. goOTSW’ onaA.fr ScrevfoD— .-■.-"I year. Payment doe at the flrst of^each^ienn^ For other information address aa«»-ZfawtOctl ‘ J. M. BON President. A. M. Sloan, C. F. StCbbs, late of Rome. Ga. Late of Macon, Ga. C. W. Stsoalu Late of Thomasvtlle. SLOAN, STUBBS t STEGALL, COTTON FACTORS, Forwarding and Camuilssion BOtoBAnt, Mo. 4 Stoddard's Lower Bapge, BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. Will make liberal advances an cotton and other produce in transit or afore^oT on consignments to onr correspondents In New •ttST-Sm Semt-WeeAiy Floridian: TALLAHASSEE, FLA. DYKE ft SPARHAWK, Pi completion of the Live 1 _n. w Bavsnnsh en ‘“'"“"e tr »|le W I Msrehanta wIU find tho Floridian the <*« at SD1 a ! for communicating with VHe peop , , M pe5t| P™ and Ptoee.,an open fcre ^ .^ti^MO^R area^ta for^^a | ard vs. William H. Banks, I have levied and will sdl en the first Tuetday in September next, being , the 4th day of said month, in front of She Coart House, io the city of avannsh, between the legal 1 hoars or sale, fifteen f 15) sh res 01 the stock of die mHE completion or mo cave wa Y'‘7. ma Floras- Savannah Mutual Loan Association, to satisfy the 1 I to 8avsnnsh an Immense trade —ime. Property pointed out by plaintiff. -- ■" *-' 1 * h ‘’ winrtdlan the . c-,. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. CHARLES J. WHITE, Sheriff C. 8. GOLD WATJR levied upon as the property or m Savannan, Francis McNeil, by virtue of a fl. fa. In Eavorof James and rabeciip "Wesleyan FEMALE QOLLEGE, MACON, GEORGIA. YHK TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL SESSION opens _ October 1st, with a COMPLETE FACULTY— barge tor Tuition and Board, Including Fuel, Wash ing and Lighia, f!3n per term. Mnsic, with nse of piano, 030 per term. Three terms in the ectmmsUc OY Ue Gedinance passed by tbe City Council on ~ " ‘ ' *' ' ‘ D the 27th day of December, 1863, the taxes upon H. Roberta. Terms cash, •til-Ms CHARLES J. WHITE, Sheriff C. a NOTICE. —-v. a,-a day of December, -—.—7- , cross sale* of every description of merchandize and wares, upon freight and passage money payable In this city, aad upon homes ind mules, are required to be paid monthly. The nndereigned ripreP* r _™ to **• celve tho above tax for the pest munth^ortpriL Clrv Treasurer, ; J. IY.'STJEEJjE, ’ (late Steele ft Barbank.) IX Merchants’ Row, Hilton Head,8ft. C , And corner Kino tmd aeorge «*., Uhorlerton, . — A TI a (1,6 attention of Wholesale and Retail 1 C. 1 chrae™ to hie superior stock of Military and Naval Clothing, ▲HD FURNISHING GOODS, Capa. Field Glasses, Gauntlet* GJr/ree, ftc.^ftc. J4 PHtENIX STEAM SAW fl EASTERN WHAM 1 , SAVANNAH, b npHB DDdenizntd, 1—. —« ——«- , ha .. 1 GANG SAW MILL, koown ulSjj STEAM SAW MILL,’* would r '-Vi *■’| their friends and the public generally, 11 an y q®*r. I now prepared to fill orders for Lninher n ^-1 Utyand of any siaes and iengito. * e er md «•, I nccted with onr Mill an improved ‘» n #w gd 13 I give particular attention to orders tor ? I toague and grooved lumber. , tLH« li, i I Orders left at the Milk or at J. F. **•„„, [ office, corner Bay and Abercorn prompt attention. —oec’fi'ir I jlf” r ^ p « * JO«. EBL1H, 9. F. HAMILTON. an&*tf Dressmaking Establishme^l VSL2EWSE opened a Dressmaking Bbtat^Wh** 1 ^’^ | fnralah them with the test sUe«o| foal ^y 1 warrant* to give entire satisjscwn —g t tavor her wi*6 * DrSfand <gjjfe n. £££* S» f J® '