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SAVANNAH, GEOaGIA^os TUESDAY/'"SEPTEMBER 18/1866: ••
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qlAKE
IS ten measured liues of .Nonpa-
tween Austria and Italy, so that the pangloss
of politics will be able-to 8aytha>‘‘f41 fa Mr
the best in thebesl Of 4 worlds,” aad-ti—t^Ae
shall be able to rest quietly in our bed for
the present at least. However, those who
pretc—flto see further than others, seem to
think that we shoahl be xfOnn to fan cor that
there is moretoutoAeetAke ejf ifii alt (fej
different treaties which have just been signed,
and that if any one will take the -trouble
to
Our Paris Correspondence, has been so fun ever since ttiW fete. of the
1 ■. ■ Q / ^lpeior, tbat hundreds are to be seen
those who are fortunate enough in
4daiasfea can eongr^ulate tbein-
“1“*
Aid ad
France, i
KAPOLKOM L’s HOUSE AT ELBA. •*
advertisement, widely circuited! ft
informs ns that the domainqfBt. Mar
tino, in the bland of Elba, ijjpaaf ly tbe habi
tation of Napoleon I* will shortly be put np
at anctiou. This property consists of a vnla,
as it was in 1814, and preserved
museum of object# of atari fed,'i$J
the Emperor, aod the garden# apd optbufofc
logs. The whole will be. put at 500. OtiOf.
::,e Sews and Uerald.
.Virt‘rtisem«nts inserted three times a week
,er day) for a month, or longer period, will
,r£rd mrce-fourths of table rates.
• Alieniiementa twice a week, two-thirds of
rtisements inserted as special notices will
irj.. 1 thirty per cent, advance on table rates.
1 PertLscmcnts of a transient character, not
■ ia< to time, will be continued until ordered
.31 charge.1 accordingly.
|r v.i yearly contracts, except for space at table
made; and. in contracts for space, all
. v? charged fifty cents pe| square for
..rial, local or business notices, for tndi
pit, will be subject to a charge of Ifty
ip. imt not less than three dollars for each
kr Uttm-wit Advertisements must be paid in
is fti-Mly News and Herald
iif i-: per year, or 75 cents per month, and
i3 Weekly News and Herald
t-wl even- Sip.rday at $3 per year.
•ion printing.
cr w neatly and promptly done.
By Telegraph.
HORNING DISPATCHES.
FROM SEW TORI.
|WST OF JJHK C. BRAINE, CONFEDERATE.
rite Ristori Excitement.
mpartant Dispatches from Europe.
ANOTHER WAR THREATENED.
THE MARKETS.
ry "»Si Sept 17—Noon.—Gold 45j,'. Sterhng
-C.v day. 7. Coupons *62 lll>.; do of ’64
^ Treasuries 105%@105J5.
11 • htaitie, eonled,irate, wno headed the party.
■J the Chesapeake during the war, was ar-
iurged wnh the murderjof the engine*.-?-
' ,Ul t^ument* were found upon him, snow-
he founded the secret organization in New
l ~* l>t month, called the Knights of Arabia.
BEAD THE OEBMAN PAPEBS,
more especially the Allegmeine Zeitung, the
Kreuz-Zeitung, and the Cologne paper, they,
will see that there is an evident desire on the
part of the sons of Fatherland to try the pow
er of aZnndnadelgewehr on their Gallic neigh
bors.
The cry now on the other side of the Rhine
is—'“Remember Waterloo and Leipeio; let
ns humble the proud parvenue of the Tuiler-
The Mauheim Journal says that “Ger
man unity will irot be complete .before Lor
raine and Alsatia have returned to their
right owners.” The Augeburg paper declares
that ■ t - -
- A COALITION
is being secretly got up iu Germany againat
the French Empire; that Bismarck, who has
shown such leniency towards Austria in the
hour of triumph, is trying to win over
Francis Joseph by brilliant promises, inj oj-j
der that he may join him in crushing the Im
perial family, which shows too much inclina
tion to regenerate Europe at the expense of
those Sovereigns reigning by Grace bf God.
Another reason for shutting np the Emperor
is what Bismarck calls the impudent preten
tions of France in demanding an extension
of territory, which the hold Premier has
promised before he had any idea that Prus
sian arms would carry everything before
them—a promise, which it now turns out, he
gave without ever having consulted with his
royal master, King William.
Now let it lie well known that nothing is
ever'forgotten at the Tuileries, and tlattbe
patient Napoleon HI khows "how to abide his
time," and never ounts to present his little
bill at a moment when it is most inconveni
ent.
who's the dupb?
Bismarck, with all his talent, has got him
self into rather an awkward scrape, ont of
which he is trying to sneak, by saying that
perhaps at some future -period, should cir
cumstances allow, and other like shuffling,
tbat Germany mar, perhaps, be iu a situation
to give up something to France, but really,
at the present time, any cession of teiTritory
is Dot to be thought of. A time, may, come
when Napoleon III may meet with sympa
thisers on the other side of the Rhine, for
THE NEW SUBJECTS OF PBU8SIA
do not seem over delighted with their new
master in Hanover, more especially the Pros
siau commander of the forces, and the agents
of Bismarck bave beguo by suppressing the
liberty of the Press, and orders have beeh
given to the newspaper writers in the annex
ed provinces to sing the praises of the great
King William of Hohenzollern. If we were
to place credence in the offlicial and semi
official Prussian papers, we should be led into
a laud of bliss, but private letters give us
quite a different versioD, and are unanimous
in protesting agaiust the violation of every
kind of right on the part of the Prussian
authorities.
Stamp, oa Deed*.
The following special qpaURHoic^tipn
eerns a matter in which thousands of paities
in this and adjoining States'are' interested,
who are holders of or otherwise -parties to
deeds, the records of which have been de
stroyed daring the war. It Will be obsepeed
that deeds executed before October last, 1862,
requite no sumps. This baa been'frequently
published, but want of inforentiM respect
ing it is still the cause of trouble and ex
pense : ' d v ,i
Treasury Department, 4. - - I
Omen of Internal Bevniuih, : .. >
Washington, Sept- 8, 1866.)
Sir: In reply to your letter of ifce 4ih In
stant, that the first Internal Revenue Act
look effect, eo.far as related to stamp 'duties,
October 1st, 1862- Instruments executed
and delivered prior to tbal date, though they
may be recorded afterwards, are not charge
able with stanu).duties— posteiocg to assume that the scientific at-
toV iusCfomlwAsWeg;alter JKjfefi&nta of Geo. Gilmer, Ma>*WiHiams,
date, without thff-wroper stamps, may be
date, ~ without the-T»roper stamps, may
presented to the Collector by the parties, or
any persona interested, in order to have the
requisite stamps affixed and- cancelled. Bach
an instrument issued at a lime when, and in
a place where no Collection District was es
tablished, may be stamped by the party who
issued it, or by any party having ho jnjercst
therein, at any time prior to January 1st,
Mf7. When originate nee lost the neces
sary stamps nay be affixed to copies duly
proven. Very respectfully.
mgs,. Commissioner.
Wd litre.,
‘i- Hist.
••itemeut lias* reached a high point.
Deafer to RepaUIcaa lastitatioai.
^w8i«ifM0a
The Radicals iiuolt the President, and the presses
of that faction upland and approve the outrage. They
stimulate the passions of the masses tty mflatnRifeR-f:
appeals, and denunciations ot the most coarse am
brutal character. -The Chief MagisttMte of the nation
is denounced as a tyrant, a uaurper, a demagogue,
his actions are misstated ahdnis motives misrepre
sented. Along the whole line of his travel, from
Philadelphia to Indianapolis, the sob spirit of the
has been plainly visible. Not even the pres
ence z>f Gen. Grant and Admiral Parragttt could re
strain Die ferocity of Radical hatred and malice to
wards the man who has dared to ttand between them
and Mbe cherished object of all their hopes and their
lrifci— tin subjugation Or the States and the destruc
tion of the U«uu«i. Andrew Johnson loved his coun
try better than party; ne preferred the Constitution
to the Chicago ptaifontf, the ravings of Stevens,- the
twaddlingm of SooitteL .or th^ blasphemies of Brown
low, and for **" " “
insults and
forth its anti
pW^»fcd n ^"‘ r “ ed
track or tke President, outraging tke peace and
commuted at
til rough whicn the tourista have paused.
This map be all very pleasaut ana palatable to crack
bvaioalHanatica and unprincipled politiclaxia, who
cue not by wAatSCaM tuey retain power. Hut
those wbo remember that a republic reata upou
reapeet for law, order and decency, Uut A proper re-
gard for thoae wlnar the popular will haa chosen rt
repreaen* Ike power and diguity ut the natfon,isab-
wiulaly ueoeaeary to the mathtengnea of good ‘order
and ready obadieaoo to law an* eothorUy, the inaalu
ib the Preaid- ut have a far different aspect. They sec
Tn these exhibitions ef pert jean malice the same blind
devotion I
179? "Then Kobeapeirve aod Danton, and the news
papera thegeoatroUed and naed^ denounced aU those; .
in authority who. would not agree to d«tfOj( the 1
country. They ----- - - -*•
POLITICAL SCENE SHIFVWNfc
Tlie first act at Abe : GErmag» Atoe^dq^a
now closes, and instead of geltint, a little rest
we uow see another political drama an- jjceatuoaa connentiee bstaeau bigotry
reverence lor religion whiphia the ebrnrr-storie or ail , .
goodgovemmenu? W»s Ufa made kafef, prtpeMy'' Mary poweR|WWCk. Ulixen
.Anarchy eaun fortb es the euhaat offapdng of thip
r iiceatwnm r-onnsouse bntueeu bigoigy *u£ BusH-
, ... , ( .i UL.uA I-™ Pdna sttacks aporf the reprerematires oflsw..
nounced, and wnlcb comes to-nsirom ineniaBt-- mail(lenod pupui^* uu D hew to attacks upon
The principal actor in the new political pitSoe is tawitsefo
the young King of the Hellens, wfcose atti
tude is causing some anxiety and Interest to
the European courts.
THE PORTE WISHING TO. CEltB ■ CASSIA Tgr.
EGYPT ‘
for a pecuniary remuneration. The inhabi
tants of thig.islaud showed great indignation.
They have been obliged for kntfy, JSrtM IOjJ;
put up with Turkish tyranny, aod arp any
thing but pleased at the idea dt being passed
over to an African Pacha. The Christiws of
the is land ot Caudia have rebelled agahMt ^ the Uiurnd sumjh.
thifi measure, and intend proclaiming
G*ORGE Iu| KING Of G*^KCB,
• of tickets commenced this morn ng, and
r-sx,rs are already getting fifteen to twenty dof*
-Premiumon tickets.
T/ijune has a special cable dispatch as follows:
r _ ' tsSA ' •Sept. 13.—We are ou the verge of another
i * ^ Patens to equal in extend mat Juat
lii’i- L Ali ‘ r ia bhuws bad faith with Italy, a&d makes
I / I- demands, to which Italy' will "ttot" tub-
, ■' , ‘ ! ‘ r *Jkas overcharged the debt of Venetia,
‘ Vcuetiau property which sh« vu to
/erred. • • .
Sept. 14.—Prussia emphatically notifies
that she will uot suffer Italy, her ally, to be
• • defrauded, and if Austria persists in her
»ar.se war must follow.
Sept 14.—The homeward march of the
•*"--tii troops has been peremptorily arrested. And
“■'•cia 'biiization of the army stopped.
^en". Sept. 14.—Everything looks warlike.
r ^-re is no reply to the notification of Russia.
I: * Llj w but a question of hoary whettier, thetEoope
A S'-un put in motion.
G‘! r : PER TY Exempt F BLJ3£ JiAL*.—ffl*
irorn sale the following property ot
utbtor vtho ib the head of a family, by virtue of
c <>s a hutever:
. v acres of la id, aud five additional acres for
•V 1 {J 18 or her cUthlrcu uuder ; the age of svxteeu
u fiils luu ^ sh^d include the dwelling hoeae,if
&U0,1 house and improve meats does cot
iWii^^f two hundred dollars; provided,
. “ ‘ iif ot tiie atK>ve laud oe within tlie limits of the
: H ur village, aud does not include any cotton
^•rv Iactor >'» or grist mill, or any other ma-
*i' "pulled by water or steam. Uie value, of
l* the sum of two hundred dollars; md
'•-i v tbat 8Uc h land shall not derive iu
lruui otuer oausc tuan its adaption to ag-
v * lli 1 ’ Ur > JS ‘ ia ; or , in lieu of the above land# real
l, i C:Iy ' ,owu or village, not exceeding five
• uf rri ^ value -
• t tarui liorse or male.
I j ana calf.
■ V :.- U of hogs and fifty dollars worth of pro-
I --4 five dollars worth additional for each
Sovereign of tlA Island fij'- ileans gomZumc
jesty has not yet responded to tbe call, but Switzerland?4my*mh,-toPmllitdULi-
Uas informed the Ottoman Porte^Jtat^he^
populations of theTurkish Empire subjected
to such treatment. Latest advices^-infon*
ns that thero is great dxellement fo A^betoi
and that three commissioners are hourly ex
pected Irom London and from Paris -fa Ihei
{Grecian Capital.
TdR EMPRESS OP ItexToO AT MIRAEAB.
Her Mexica*5IwH«,f ha ^fi»^S| d mon
than a week will,
no doubt, have alighted at her defightial
habitation df Wiramar, Bear Trieste,
informed persons inform us that
courageous daughter of (^opold I.',
she icit Paris, had not despaired of .the sitmr
1- f.r:
! Htla,
btiiidiug and common bedsteads sufficient
* u ’ one R P inn i n S wheel and two pair of
* )1|n 0Uu hundred pounds of imt Cotton.
tools of trade of himself and wife. .
potent and arms of a militia soldier and
*• r - c «liorse.
lo. to ®»*y cooking utensils *ttd tablo crockary.
11“PP^rel of himself and family.
I • 1l *y bibie, religious work* and school
. iS il i 5 ', portrait -
i r "Y or » professional man. in actual
I .3 v ,-, b osiue88, not exceeding three hundred dol-
Ue ’ li,Kl to be selected by bixnaelf.
[ C(, iuif ^ orwe P an woman, 105 years old.' ac-
k«- b y 78 o[her descendauts, passed
| lj i^ Wa ’ , a few days since, on her way
them out' aa
pointed
enemiasfof the ‘^AepU. >Thay were-
streets by th* Kaihcala Of. that day, i
(rum qieakinff to the >oputac. 4u dOrnw of-. la«.
" der ^^M^ a ^^A«aufo tu ' m
k do-B by Ut dsegera of Radical aasaeaine- But
L followed this courae of radlcaUan in fruica?
fcd rt temHo build dp tt* ihienats of the
igitiea the reapect aT the peoyl
egiAfuh^ frotit firmly
Swht Lakft-eri str ike BomSIa.
The Rev. B. F. White writes to the Heir
- I can secure as many laborers as I want b;
paying their way to tiie ITftited States,
can gRttkommafis tm ri»e following ci
tiqns: They wtil bind themselves to
m
anmmmmm
IPRICE, A CENTK
Y-dHtemSmooitiou in the artidgof ‘‘Citizen,*’
in the He#ald, of Fri^y, ti»a^ I ^e1t»d bet
ter suspend our judgement iu(j Jtffr
CrAlcWto” upon the schema of afi “l , ,,
ent Board ot Health “nnurthe result 6f thV
OelMurotioDs of the commitleb Into, whose
hands the w«K9TOlJ i a i fl>M> , &
have been prejented/to the public,” seems
to Common SeBstr WeMsisteut, whilst ‘‘citi.-
zen” and b|s cohdjrltorR^otrtiMrelheif otttmda
pressure sfehe “ c > f*.
clammor to loudly against our present sys-
• -• A My.J’l-’ jH •* . «
“Citizen” informs us that Dr#. Arnold,
Harris. mi&MZdtmd tZ t^tUg^ll
of tbe “Gep| > ghy]|e4ical Society,” which en
dorsed‘"the pioceedings of the Board of
Health. ■ Very*elf,ihe opinions aod
to borne cioser home,. is it iu w comparison
with our dty, when- at Ihesrety laat meeting
of bur BeSgd of Health, one of the. most earn
est advocatqg,o(. a new system iatrodheed *
resolution.
■"cmf tiotied by hia ooatfjutare, to
1 In'the papers, a^ tabular list of all
mendatiani'br thdac learned -wad scientific
physicians upon —itary matters and .scien
tific subjects, generally, are unquestionably
dor8eihe5t.wfiFa fesolutiou of the Budrd of
Health ui^atgierative^ WijJ nnt a
tifle qubltioa, wmJiave a right to doubt the
corftctnesr ab^kmt views emeu
distinguished scientific attain beats, - pfaifaa-
sionatiy, do 'p^ s eujldw them with Urnvor-
sal infallibility, gtqmiju(e them better
legislators and mom. competent than other
Hitelrigeiit CRiarna,' to decide whether a Board
of Healthy jlodepfo^^at j off Dr one: si
natu to, out mtwActpal 1 rinfitarities
best for our city. It would not be more pre-
wktqh bave occurred during the present year
in cur city, to Npve to the world, -to-be
adVooacy ot it, that the city of fiavao-
now, and baa been AH along throngb
the summer, as healthy aa anf dty on the
la it iu the tact so often boasted
of by eur physicians, that the moctaary
Reports Of SsvMaah forthe latt ten jteoa tern-
pare ikvorfoty with those iff the heatthieat
cities in the Union ?
‘j i Jfo flftt these stubborn facts scatter ai.chaff
to the wind all anoh
‘•New jf'ork Metropolitan V Me should alio
beer to mind, in connection with there facta,
that wa are surrounded by malarial swampa,
so fjiarfoiUydasinbed by Dr. Waring in his
report on drainage, aud that there has been,
during the past and present year a continual
Stream of vagabond negroes, filthy, lazy, m-
. temperate, improvijtapfc aid iwpgaily in tfaaig
hehite, flowing into our city, furnishing food
for disease. Who, then, can pronounce just
jn^merit hgiH& ii-system wfech has lhf- =
ished so gratifying a record under such ad
verse- circuratiiaaw? Let m improve it,by
such additional features as the development
of four Jpity may render necessary, bnt not
rush hastily into the adoption of a
ACWsfaugled system like the “Metropolitan,"
gotten up under Black Republican auspices,'
created by a Black Republican Legislature,
and which is not yet seven months old. We
want no such expensive and intricately or
ganized corporation, with its confusing para
phernalia, its voluminous by-laws, rules, reg
ulations aod ordinances, aud ponderous code;
4ta extraordinary powers, its facilities for mis
chief,-fraud and oppression, abd withal,
retinue of imperious officials to annoy our
No, even if there existed cause for-
clamors of “Citizen” and his coadjutors,
what could we gain by a change “from
SsyDa to Charybdia?” ■ - - , -
There is one point, however, in Which .1
heartily agree with “Citizen,” and that
where he very wisely remarks that we cannot
afford to try dkperiments. And-yet the bur
den of his song is to persaade ns to adopt
the Metropolitan sanitary system, which is
as yet bnt an experiment.
Common Shu.
BRAHCH OFFICE
89 BAY STREET,
and Mr. Hdgg; professionally, as engineers,
n&Stutc tiiem the most competent person*
to decide what body shall control and direct
the means which may be adopted fo cany
into effect-their recommendations upon the
report, of Prainagc, and whether that body
ought lo be Independent of or subordinate
to our city nttiboUtito.
“Citizen” proponwda so many questions
abd rushes so reyfrfrflft into a jumble of
conclusions at)d statements, that it' would be
folly lOr&Ugfnpl an. answer to them In con
secutive order. We will therefore reply
mainly in general-terns, to those pertinent
afijlj most., important, without repeating
them. ^ r ( . t ri :;
1st. We anbefitaljngly assert that all re
ports aud LTCcaBNoewdatioos from the
“Georgia Medical Soci ety ” and tCe Board of
Mayor arid Uderifien, have received prompt
and particular attention, apd measures have
been adopted-awd: mossy appropriated by
•Council fo csitjrfhWB into effect.
2d. HcKfief thfe Georgia Medical Society
nor the .Ifomd of Health haa ever recora-
^edded tbe removal of the “horrible mass of
filih and corruptieowasr this. Angnata Road
across the caAf.*'-"The Board of Health, ....
however, ady^cfl out authorities to adopt
measures to prevent carts from depositing
rubbish and offal ||focity, at
tidi place, whereupou foe bridge' which af
fords access to the place was taken up and
further jeposit there prevented.
' ■'3d. Tbe range of buildings an ane re
Slu i w“a^^%«J^S31 C o‘{T^tfco S !3®SSjlP ort « d b ^ Mr - Naylor, are private properly.
1793? Then Kobeapeirre and Dantoa, and the news- Our citV ahtilorilies have taken th& only
papers thav f * ' ' “**"*'—“
the
pi.tees
cdnstitutioual measqioa-JO prevent- ( the evil
tyraute amlj c J mDialDe( ] of . WtA'hiweVer,
proceeded to tear down and destroy any
portioafof Jhe premises. Such arbitrary and
foppreseiv* measures would doubtless have
been reported to-had there been in tbiscity
TfcJlaw! a Boaj-p mvest^d, as tbe “New York Metros
irmly that | nriliian'’ Is. with indebcndeut and extraordi
■ays “can to
day! order-a vessel shoot to discharge a'cargo
to pass ULthefolher ride of tbe river aaddo
.^-or can pull
atop a large factory inTuTrhlast; *C. How
.ruinate Jot the poor fert that no power
xUta to tear . down arbitrarily the old
bouses which shelter them, and afford
Ittfoge fthfifthriferrors of tbe elements and
ii Mutates or the
oelEhb0r)iobd.ii
ret in ibt State.
' The land ti well fitcrpl with takas and rea
branches, that have oever fallal la tbe most
tracte-l.dr askte, and the soeleared Isads are
ered with the Sheet oak, hickory sad pin* amber.
TtupUntmtonlH now In eaccenM operation, with
dnnacrcapiaetedln tong staple'eoWon, which will
predace at lean Seo bales; 2X« acres In earn, which
win pro uice 4,* P 1 Tnuhels corn.
The laud, aa the entice place are
2> o acres—1,000 acres cleared and nnder good
fences.
I will also sell eighty head of hogs, fourteen good
mules, well broke, two horses, three plantation wag-
one, farming utensils to run twenty ploughs, Mscfc-
awiih aud carpenter's tools, one McCarthy Oitton dm,
household aa l kitchen furniture, and everything else
otf the place.
fhevuJwmr unfal tag well of water ou the place,
good dwelling house and cabins suffletent to seeom-
nibdateaUtnelaborersneceamrytoiroik the ptan-
tatlon successfully.
* applied to early, the purchaser win get sbar-
**A*i.irea» me at Madison 0. H-. Fla- _____ -
aajayltf^ J*>BN L» TPOKi.
a whit mure blood-thirsty Uld irreligi-
Radicafar df 4ke OatfiJJhteijB mnL>
They dethroned the Prince of Peace m tkeeboraiia*, —
ud erected in Wu teSl Uie Cfoddete of Besson, atom, frictions ufftifchl^ate'fenafofffB • PP /
pome of thi* new defty outraged all tb^irinciplea
of the Holy Book. ThMamyndripkif in
this country at the gjhlted tbe
representativen of law,^ •• rae^ inaulting
S President now. They destroyed ait civil govern- . tk. faUhfkl nwrCorDUBCti df llifi
it in France then, aod the *****ffl 1 ^ ^ W
same end iu this land, in dm? 1 # /x&>tvf tov>ff «ov m(m4 csimw sdahi to iftnnti
the ruin* of the Republic a oohselifii
' ^eS^rrUa&f a revolutiou
iuatitutiona, aud
ttfi. Jjje cjj^has a Scavangur Department
an4 aupatioteDiltjit of the same, who is un
; tfety,-sn(! nay gwod citizem might to -report
bim |pr^ferioq^(lerebctioii of duty. If eiti-
’zens did not'cteem it of sufficient importiidte
to fsposhto-tho proper authorities the. filth
j( mid rubMsh -wbeota he refers-to he would
^Bafdly hfrte done so, had there been here s
board, InSfepeodently organized. Aside
^uiimae
in tha^nry. heat regulated departments.
' i;grtrt»Vbehdor toserrwUe ia tha mas of#
h(faa8 o!i , S6fob *«•**«**. “OWah” fines
nak^’f^j^it offended bb olfactories.
'TWotaifiriie strange, forsooth, if a profes-
1 offat man, passing about the city at all hours,
Waija ftighl^horild Slwhyk'lAet^A»ter*r+
tufure rounds, take a
“Dtahy MVtop^Untio; ” an*.tari.ita power
n “fobMtVribte odori
pring the present year an importpiU sewer,
y) for you for one ortwo yearCTor their
Igp apross. the, ocean, board and clot"
aufi at thi aud of list tiwe.th# e*pefo
Bn deducted from the gross receipts 1
the products of their labor, and a fon balance
divided betweenf*| aiq titoeifajloyer two
»Wrla To tilififiMmtoWilllAea25 to take
year; say be mahanfiVtofafies of cotton
Ji toihto
dollars; take from MghtTiwierwi m ^ .
Elto; f.jUty’s financial^ Rbflity.
id m _ r
(ion iu Mexico, aod that it la . tiSA^nSdSd^aad^sevwiteeu 'Sofffs^be Morfi sewers may he desuiWe, but
that the long conference* with the Bmpetur .u—^. (q t g e empfoywE. ;Xfiff»iWtototeC ; f“? struct them now, regardless of cost, would
will jnat have been fruitless, padi/tbati^uTe^ obfig^tal2Stoete7®2^^' fee just aboqfcft forth ‘
specific may yef be founff -td ^erefitJtihl Ctinsnl Itere, whitfaltelfoAeriitoiy.atotates wito foe dntinagew»ommen|eduifoe report
me is Madina *m»? W'H; MA ***:**&& re^teforol^ Hoard Tuesity, to foe eafiij
235feitoW«iwteifaft'.“
bunds, wohutoJKwBlf wthree hua- •«ottfflion'fieas«”4tonot ‘frafidths sob.
jjtoMW.resm-mm.vr-.wp.
second vesr vqu can enlarge to any extect same that “Citaaea
M^todteireSe. IT* fiffiOtt, there ifi created MshwpsMten Ptorito goagd
young Empire from dying a natural death.
*HS POPkb SOLDIERS.
His Holiness, well aware that bis' pot
would be a dangerous one after the depar
ture of the French troops from Rome, Ms
been authorized by tbe Emperor to reciuit _
soldiers fa France/ A legion amotiating ,|oftalino§t
twelve hundred has already been lormed, ari(l‘ H,,l “ ,r
is at present at Antibes,in the south of France.
It will leave for Civita Vecchia in a few
days. 8WS0C fft10ij£ 4
TUB VACATIONS IN PRANCE.
Paris is now getting emptier find emptier ^
every day, so that your correspoudeto haa a Consul-
hard task of it to sifpply yon With matter ef
SfiWttK 1
capital, and tbat all are of for the bolidaya.
The Paris special ’ eorreifiaadencc i« the Eng
lish papers are state, dat .snd^nj^'
table.
jflWff’.Vf
THE GRAND HOTEL IN PARIS.
This wonderful eetabUshmswt - Still tofi-
linnes to be tbe centre of attraction fot fer-
eignersof all climes—the table eTHote, may be
likened to the tower of Babel. - The hotel
^£^iS{SS&Sd£* a. '?Sh5SS23tt(* m
Tiie people mmnos, utMqi0W uud iat4- hamto toe wbola affair
not Our kind itEftiib to our Irienus. ~
S ^ol Ouy
y nddreas U Z%
me tfifioufi wfiro® ™
” but haa probably read the
iititon” hRSi IySOiG& fo*
Sr ui eHteffiftted, SriatiA* Ut# fiCooeto »»“Citi-
awda*snrtious that >
thnnfi.
rade
^ph foe Emperor wasjwfiqafaS|t?SffT in ‘ ** > *» toe.Mate* tow* jfrfr.
ml-vaJh* •*» W*«Wl* fee# atto HMHBDfS w
sty*.
dtaricMPtote
through a warning' betfet sent by toe oUfiK
. oOMfmtoosB m Rueto to t*a ferom.K
L A l SKi
- Urf
and compa-
ny. vrivfiffaf MriW York, o Tuesday,!
rtrrr*—• Periere, from Brest.
UTtoffAflO
Is-inwiffivffr i*it.teatom»i*te».wlfo.
• "‘FOR SAL5
returned from the
Noffo, ^fgoDoance
and better kept than Hew
Miscellaneous
VALUABLE PLAHTATtflN
For Saie.
snhaertber offers his pUwtatlOn ato appsr-
1 tenaaecs for sale on reaaoaabU terms; also, tbe
entire crop, ef Coin, Cotton. Cane, Potatoes, *c
frak^topiae milee AomKadl-
aon Coart luipe, Fla. And two miles to flkejT
. place, and lb* high moral tone of
make it one of the moat desirable
Insurance* Jfa “
KNICKERBOCKER ' _
LIFE
•-4 k *ltotl*fit^
>4 lliiOO r-Lojfe-'I
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Of VMr'T&fcr
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1* •>
3iff - *t
SOUTHERN
< 2.:?m .,'r.
ti -.-iq.a -u.
- - "*• hull S.Vi.
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Otto.
f»/ ol Uffr.v j
Insurance.
“THE nv KORA*
Ufe Insurance Company. .
Assets, - - Over $5^00,000' .
nil ■ iy (U Pea (to.) B*saa— iewemv.
UnmtaNU
WuM. tamo,-.
UVA1NMI
fjocay naafan orihpff——cm.-
AW. tothrspfiOo. MlfferfiUrethW-
1Bid hers. . Dewitt e Morgia.
wtlktaeto, WBsonkOo
A M.J). ’ il.ft Tkomss.'f^S
*aaaas»^r^ff
■BQtT HkBNBT,
. (tote of toe -Bank of Ricuaond,’' Va.,1
sepirfeedtr ~ Oeiremi Agent ter Cteteto,
THE OQkETHORWE
RESIDENT Bom BF MftBCTORS,
Policies Written at the Branch
Office and Losses Prompt
ly Paid. 1 *
50 Per Gent Credit Given,
WHEN DfiHBWD.
Insurance Comp’y
OF SAVANNAH
Are prepsreil tr. ta’.e
Fire Rub u Reuntti Ttfis,
' at their OMm, 117 Bar Street
W- W. MfltiDCS, frant
OB as. A HAffMfa Wet PrullMH
1.1. Tfieaua, Sec
Dlreotora; .
B. W. Meieai KAMw
0. A Hardee J. I
WUMam ffaeto
A. 8. HhSAMge
A. Parter
A Moraae
J.fltodEfa
J.T. -
DIVIDENDS
PAID IN CASH, ADDED TO POLICY,
LIED IN PAYMENT
OF NOTES. -
Non-Forfeitnre,
End o tvinent
AJTD
Boker’s Bitters
Por sale at an promiaeBt Groeere, Wiee Jterchaata.
and Uruffgxfia. and whotoale only, bjr
L. FUHKE, 4re* 3oU Agent.
aait sre He. to Lttofir htiwt. A T.
"NEW DRUG STORE.”
bull street.
DR. JOHN A. MAYES, Aosnt, '
Tfespectia-Iy informs tbs. Physicians teat Its fo Tire
■ti l w put ap prescriptions at all times. A light
—*——the night at the door,
will 6e kept barntng daring t
Wtxreaiaif wtutiefound-
FOR SALE,
M ai
fit
A HANDSOME RBSIDBMCX ta faocktoe,
■ _*. Stockton i. a beantlfal villa fe, known
laHtatton 1*, A.AU.H. SL Said teddeaee
saw be purchased ehs*>. Also, m, tom of
l,».-oaeres. She acres elearad, U.aUea from Ha tt
tohAo.wo- No. u. T«te tomu^ffehaee-
H cock to*. Wa.
.For particulars store—
COMM.
(.AAA BUSHELS PRIME YELLOW, In' store.
S.M* bashels Prim* Titimr, sfimte
farV—tn
mSt.fr - ■ -ef BHADLHY. BILL A OO -
CO-NANTNEfieRlF N6TiSE»
4| ; - Ati. . • «i > w n ....... * «\i .. ■ :
T HE anderelgvied hove thin dey forranfi »• eopti^
WfisMp for the transaction of a Oewersl OuresMs-
Km,-Lumber and Timber baMnen, t—der toe swteef
rInborn towton A c«. r Mew.Yark. citr, h-l phtap
i AiCo^ Savaanab, y *' V j KBOR w LA-WTriN
-jq» BOPbUMTEND TBE EMCAnoa of saxrel
I here, far adoaacad. The masher wffi rsetae
with Htr la—tl,. ta a pleasant — ihtry ho—e, aa*
co-pea—don-wte he ith-rel The beet .tore..-
.e^lrto: Addrrea tteaStA Booena.h f.-tf.
^ClitHEen’s Best*
Bay h—e, Yeti
hadpfoesaat
Hrerd hfi the week, apd tee
Our friends ane the public
talfr. tatted to give us • call.
on—hhhle term*
rort beat table art.
(onerenj are r—poct-
: ,i ,:i jg-SSfe..
tcTrent.
MBatasiaStas^aa
^^•«»em tat October.
Alan, a Fiame bouse, oi
large yard and kitchen,
apply to
a totf storiet Ugh,
X Agoet.
rff-reua —a.
ftoticfi.
J.aJSE2£itohtoiu-
Oo. ta ttoDiyCnn—ha—ay, s
Apply a*
Life Policies Written.
1 ...i iq ii i.a.. .-'..J
GT-Oall andgd»aClr/retoeaqte*ANterat**-4A
.1 - ;*,4 OH U;Aa rtu
• btetNHHq V,.. i
_ we have <me tstir lifflliihii to e—ry part
of the United Stales. M Utota adktaael wtthta the
stvtitod.Mti—«■ rafatotareti —penally fa-
r—tnman ml nM>T CoNDl
of Charmag exfra rites for the privl-
Soutb drirtag teitoerto*ta*.
/' r' ^,n,
WM. R. fiOVN;’Affin**! »
' • i • -'//a o. zaitif.c ■ h -qf !. .
i; J. ABKQLfi, CeuebMC fimeits.
- - ss mMtuymfrpm «».i;. ,.
EASTON YOMQMJteStaWdnPtVUct* 11 -
-PM-tf. r, • Uw ‘ei 1 i ..-,.1
S */.-</ >u!
INaiB ifiiPfr „
- I .11 .aO/tfcl .7
■v ■ >* m. otm-.x
H ■'•‘i ;-j.fi9 Sii:
AJ
D S. Pane
A. Pullarton
t.T
L. J. Uollmartla
' F. W. fame
G. Butler
' myT-tf
B P. flfatou. Aagni
i. W. Mbott. Msan
B. F. Boss, Maeoa
W- H. Youo«, Colsa—c-
S. B. EASM8T0H.
DEALER IN
EVENT VAEIETYIOF
FURNITURE
IS SELLING GGODS
Lower Than Any Other'House
IW SAVANNAH. *
-
HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS
FHBNIHHED.
fir
PARLOR SKTS, extra well upholstered.
BOOM8RTB, WalantaariMa-
COTTAGS BED BOOM BETS, of evtiy
„• variety.
DOTING ROOM and LIBRARY BETS.
MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS
- ofaU
mmmvmm
COMPANY,
i TiCKET .FOR JoVt BAY,
pwwaek-
efemhf IhMltepVifiwiI to ActotoM.
9(!t'UKlb llfiiobaoH ‘ 1
'• ’/tod Og a lo Jorgn rq
F« OteBtatt,**: -Fif tee Itti, 4ZS.
• ’ *r.Ti**.A* •• •*;
•LACE AMD BATTZE MOSQUTTO CANO
PIES, afid CANOPY FRAMES.
Do not Trafrl WltiHmtOae.
.‘Kv* 1
No Per^ott .SWfiW'Negleet It
JT GUI ond get a Oitafar.
Wit r jam Aieat,
Kmurs folding spring i
MATTRESSES, the best Bed te tofe
and WARRANTED SUPERIOR toatt
W ARCROONIS,
178 Broughton Street,
Inrlf Oaeanle ft IMkii M
BACON! BACUJV!
F^ty Hogshead*
SkwMere aBd Sides,
tahtadtoM wdta, Jaet weeteht ato far -la *
W. B. VMft# # Ca,
M6Wtm&g-'
'eckir
TALLABAHSB, VIA.
DYRM 4 SPABMAE