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Scranton, Smith & C;. KBEP UONSTaNTLY ON HAND timictt ul.o uitati into, W Ilia KB Y, INTERVIEW WITH HR. DiTR * _a_l • " „ laimrtlng Coerariatios wltRRra, DarN 1 *M the DislinguUhed PHiewtr. 1 ‘ ^OOW. ^inW ,! . We are happy to Jay before oar reeders this m ing an aatheeti* aewraal ef the laterview bets Ur. Davie and Hr. Min ». Xeitey, abootwRch papers have, for the paat few days, had ao mm ^seffsxBarw.“'i.“sr' ettor on the same theme: To Dm Editor of the Index: SPBECII OF BRI>4d. le Clamara for the Execution off Darla " / '' and he*, i ‘ Pittsburg, September 27.—The proceedings of the Convention yesterday were animated. Several amus ing songs ridiculing the President were listened to with favor. Resolutions were passed hostile te the President. Gen. Butler made a characteristic speech, and General Willich denounced the Cleveland Con* vention as made up from stragglers of the army. A dispatch was received from General Fremont, which elicited three cheers for him. Butler was the lion of the Convention. Among the resolutions presented by Colonel Streight was one asking Congress to direct the President to remove from the late rebel States all arms and munitions of war not needed for the present use there, which was adopted with one vote in the nega tive, the first and only one of the character cast in the Convention, and which created a sensation. The res> lutiona also endorse the Constitutional amendment, and assert that its propositions are the mildest terms ever granted to subdued rebels; that the President has no right to a policy as against the legislative de partment of the Government, and that Ms Acts have converted the conquered rebels into impudent claim ants to rights which they have forfeited and the places they desecrated; that the right of the conquerors to legislate for the conquered is the public law of all civ ilized nations. . Gen. Butler, in bis remarkajeaid, as soon as these communities have shown a desire to be received back in an humble, (mark the word,) in #»n humble thank fulness for the clemency meted out to them, because it is forjnen who have erred to be humble; when they acknowledge their mistake, they should be received) but not until then. Mr. Davis is, p rhapa, by no means the worst man in the Sonthcrn Confederacy, but be chose to have the place of a representative man, he played for an Empire, and staked his life on the result; let him pay tho forfeit (Applause) as an example for ail time, that no man shall plot treason in the halls of tho Congress of the United State*. (Applause.) General Lee left (he army of the United States and went into Virginia, and was at the head ol the rebel iorces of Virgin.a before his State seceded, and carried her out at the point of the bayonet N< gentlemen, we had an Arnold, and he escaped puuisb ment, but he did not remain hero. We have, as it seems to me, an equally guilty traitor, and the ques tion to be decided in ibis country is whether his surrender as a pris nor of war, when he was captured, shall avail him against the desertion of his flag to take service in the armies o# the enemies of his coun'ry. (Ories of no, no.) I, therefore, again say that I would make an example of these men so. that no soldier hereafter Should be found to desert the flag of his country. (Good, and cheers.) Now, then, fellow soldiers, what shall b ■: done with the soldier who deserts his flag and takes with him the secrets of his commander? (Cries of “h .ng him.**) Shooting is too good for him who deserts for the purposed taking command, or be led by a higher command In the armies of the enemies of his country. . FROil NEW YORK. Declination oi J. H. Raymond. DEATH OF G. J LEADBETTER just returned from Washington without -*ey Priest or Pasoan snonssgsnjtng oat; 4W> wrote a letter to oar martyr, Jeff. Pavia, some week.etuce, to whieii I got no response until the reiuru of 44r» D.vis, he not being allowed towrtt*: that Jn osaudiance with the spirit of that response, I hastened to For tress Monroe, on ths ITth met., just;psiAav* done many a time Tor our poor soldiers or poor negroes under sentence; that HtroAmled to Was.iifegton, alter ■effing the terrible cvniliusniof lfpbijDava, and have domfi'hack this Wort) ing?-foot Maw dud weary, not without hopes of the dual safety of him whom I conscientiously behove to be shear the ablest and bast man in America. Prndenoe, Whom 4 seldom listen to, and whom 1 naturally hate ea Urn detytl does holy water, mahes me silent for the pnsent-ahout my Washington visit, i will tell aU. ahuat it hereafter. Mr. Davis is greatly debilitated and declumig very fast. During oreakfaat he gave ns some risk, spark ling gems of political wisdom from liurke, with his on comments ou their tody , as nek as Purse’s origi nal thoughts. I ouly remember one other sueh day spent in my life. It waa at Dag range in 182U, adieu Lafayette and Cardinal Meazofeule were debs dug ou high matters of literature and art, and 1 waa a mere siteut abaotbeiit of the golden treasure of liquid The Markat. UIN, WINKS, Sic. aan EVERY VARIETY OF GROCERIES, ALSO, Haj.com, Oats and Bran, strictly at wholesale to te tradf, end we flatter ourselves that we can make '0 the ititerest of de-ilers to .patronise ns, at the ti"<i5 nt By. oppiwlte Jefferson at. mlfi-tf Titos. J. UCMUlt UBNKf A. SrULTSt T. J. Dunbar & Co., nfPOBTBBS AND DEALERS IN Ki’andies, Whiskies, Gins, Wines, Cigars, Etc. ^ A^ent for Robert Smith’s celebrated Philawlel- > *ia Ale and DqjnerciiT champ »gne. 147 Bay Street, W3n SAVANNAH. Ok- H. C. RUWE, wholesale kM Dealer & Commission Merchant; ■ ra?r Bry a n and St. JnlUn streets and Monument 8>aare. >AVANNAH OA. » FRUITS »nd VEGETABLES in season always Inn • anOT.tl ::sq Philip CallakaN. James K*hu»#a«. Columbia Square - Grocery store, side of Columbia Square, corner of Habersham and President streets, by PHILIP CALL AN AN St CO. R^tlVINU. WEEKLY, Knit-class Katuliy Gro- r.,.'-uas, Ales, Wines, Liquor. Cigars. Fruits, ■ jk Ac. For sale on m sit reasonable terms. PIERCE SKEHAH, Wliolesule and Retail Dealer kPltf Groceries, Boots and Shoe* CSothing, Fcr- co Domestic Wines. Liquors and 8cgars. ^ to, skehan’e Celebrated - golden ale AMD CHAMPAGNE CIDER. : 'wttle and in wood. and Dublin Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng a *i Ales, Ac. Liberal deductions made to be trade. 176 BROUGHTON STREET. SAVANNAH. • f-l-u and 62 Liberty-street. S. T. N*W Yon*. Sept 17.—Henry J. Raymond his witL drawn as candidate for Congress. Gold 145>f. Exchauge quief; 60 days at 8>{. Cot ton strong and Arm, with sales of 1,000 bales Uplands at 37%; Orleans, 39 as king 40. Flour quiet and un changed; Wheat ditto. Pork quiet at $32 90Q32 95. Lard dolL Gen. D. Leadbetter. late of the Rebel army, died a 1 Clifton, C. W., of apoplexy last evening. He belonged to Mobile. FROM FORTRESS MONROE The Steamer Sheridan Ashore CHEW AND PAS3ENGER3 SAVED. ANM to the Oman BaUle-fielda—I Fearful Ptctmv*. n -„u\ < A oarraapofrdent of th« lumduo Tliaaa'writoa; ••The somtoMaasm AtopatobeAto tha lima ill and field hospitals by tne Patriotic Ktlp ItonaiHoh (Hills- Vereinf of Vienna have just published a tong and in tonating report.-' The commtoatottrs -wan Boren 1 iqtonanl Mohawpnend M Pelah They king that the asaodatton bars a wide labors in Northern Bohemia ako&«nd draw a pitiable picture of the eonditton of For six. months thsir country has yomri lilt! alone. The peasant's food has baen devoured, his fields laid waste, his house bunt or torn down and laid ip ruins. They declare that the dead were left made by the Prussiau military surgeons were unsuc cessful, and ended fstah} ; but no difference was Bill in the tenaUuent of Austrian and Prussian wounded by tbe raedical men who half dMrge of them. Still, they found the condition of the hospital in all that re lated to nursing and medical attendance ‘so deplor able,’ that the suocor afforded bfttt Hilfsverein was most desirable. . . t “The commission started to Brtem on the 1st Au gust with fifteen wagon loads of medical comforts. In Wilkenstlorf they found s Prussian company as s guard to a; cholera hospital Ths pestilence was so bod that in ^ short time lour , hundred and fifty had died out of sevfen hundred puttentb,' urfd the officer in cunamend said.: *1 hope in heaven fre phail soon leave this, for my sick will aU be deadln a few days.* From Wilkersdurr; which was inside the deiuarkation line, no Prussians were visible, but they had left llfcir traces in the fields and by the roadsides, for the irons had been cut down to make. eneatupmeuts. At Par- dubitz they found seven wounded Austrian officer*, who wore getting well, in airyv Ml shaded tents. Fhe Prussian commandant provided them with ever>'thing but money. Although entitled to fifteen thalers a mouth, they could not get a penny. At Kouiggratz itself they fouud the hospitals overstocked and short JJf what was needed. ibfre Vers -tern hundred and fifteen w *w4f<rhfifc$!p,.and |u .kuother wiro one hundred aud ninety-eight more. They needed splints, lint, bandages, medicines, lolious, as well as tobacco and wine. AU were supplied by the Commission. O ti the 9th the Commissiouers visited Rosmtz, Wcotar, Sado- wa, Kecl^antuii mid Ifnkek, and describe with horror aud ast nishmeut the condition of the country. The hands and feet of the dead were stickiug out of the hasty in ado graves. As to the hospitals in these places, the Commissioners declare all appliances and necss* saries wereU«*f}6ttstt The ‘PfhMfan doctors deplored their own w^ui.ox success in amputations. “Mauy dt (he wouuded had been left forty-eight hours ou the.fieid• without help, sud were, of couraSL in tue most uuiavorable couditiou for treatment by the knife. On uie 10th the oom mission era went to Nedeliu^ Miiowiut, Mas lowed, Geimrix and Hozietz. of which* they rdhue the same Story. Ou the 14th they visited Jaromiers, likslitz aud Nachod, and on vtie following days Opocnd. Rrour and Neustadt, aud finally Kifknw, KohiginuotV Hettendorf, and all the hospitals up to. Trautoaau. lu aU eases their supplies were most welcome, and the hospital commandants gladly availed themselves of the articles in the centra! depot. The renyrt affords a terrible peep behind the scenes of a -'great battle—the dpmt, when the con queror lias jnovpff off with drums and trumpets, and banners Hying in the setting sun, and night settles on tlte flying and ths dead/* 1 arrived at the Fortress about an hour before Mr. Davis left his prison. This time I spent iu reading some of the warning papers ; that mere brought in that morning. Presently hint Dwvi*: joined me. aud we had a very agreeable discussion, in which she maintained that the American people. North and Soul*, were ss noble a peopld as apy ou ea*li; aud I maintained, chiefly for argument’s^sake, that the aristocracy of all lauds, the real aristocracy, were markedly superior to the of the people. 1 maintained tnat the catacoinna of Home 4id Fans showed a gradual approximation to a certain ly^e of which as not e veil yet attained except in the aristocracy of worth. She insisted that the neads of Phidias ana Fraxitales were not equalled iu modern times with Christianity aud all the appliances oi cul ture. blie cited the remarks of many distinguished foreigners who e-aiimi her attention to fhe fact that the American people could more easily* adapt them selves to, aud more thorughly embody.tho tru prin ciples of politeness than any other democratic people in the world. Just then V made a wicked aaery tout killed a good deal of this theory. “ Mrs. Davis, how OWShe many auwngsra <hat ycog|l .flere behave to- vtknH Mr. Davist“ 4M almost all the IWttheru w&fiefl^I iatcolde-httfi p<er through the bhuds in the most indelicate mauner, so that we ar^ Often obliged to retire to the inner casemate to avoid their rude glauces.’* “ Mrs. Davis, no Veflned, in stinctively polite people could by possibility be guilty ol such grossuess. Bo you have demolished yuuk own theory." We then Wjked for a while about edu- qoired.Tn which I felt proud that my own S0PtK«K»** YOBJL toriueU opinions wors adopted by tliis hi^lily gittod .ud ini|iernd-miuded woaisn- .1 ,'i At inis time we saw a slender, shadowy, tottering form a. prosed the door. Something in my hgscY .old me it was Mr. Davis. Sirauge, mystic human nua.t, witn iu divinations and prophecies ! Bible of. -uc true I infallible God-Word to every human soul -nat h a ever been maguetixed with love 1 I had auowu ibis manat a time when hia word swayed an ik.upire c-iUeOa-d ul as noble men aud ns glorious vjou-gilted women as has ever appeared in-the tide or Ama. 1 nave obtained at hia hands tha sparing of the oves ot lorty-aeven Confederate soldiers during Urn .ar. X got off lonrteeu Federal soldiers condemned o death. 1 got his written permitr—no order—to al low me to visit all tue Federal prisoners and alleviate. all law ul ways, their aultcriugs. X have prayed at this good man’s bedside lor a blessing of God upon him commensurate to to« mercy fee might extend to Others, and tn.t bs might hope for himself, should tue Changes of time ever make him a suppliant lor this beneficence. _ ., And now he is before me a prisoner—good God l How changed 1 The last time 1 tow him his brow seemed deeded, not only wuh a crown of intelligent glory, but witn a sort of "primus inter parts”—halo oi aU the kingly chivalries of the past ages. Now. he was bent, brodeu, reeling. But oh! that voice, its timbre, cadence, tone 1 “X am glad to see you Mr. Kelley; your Uair is whiter than it waa that beautiful autnmu morning that yon prayed by my bedside in Biennionu. Your heart too baa been'sered. Well, tmmk God, amidst it afl, and by it all, we are ripening for the flit lea.-’ -'Mr. Davis, has it never occurred to you. Unit uot victorious, but derated causes, when founded on tiuih and hu«oi-, are finally, victorious iu the How of the ages ? Who wis the gtosleit muu,-Ti berius at C.pre4, sunk in the infamies of Sensualism, or the Naiarme, crowued with thorns aud uttering tnose words of power amid the agonies of the cross: ■Father forgive them, they know not what they do? True, said Mr. Davis, no'good cause evortBes. What ever was true iu our theory of- State rights will live and be yet adopted i ltirely by our Northern brethren. The American people are eminently thoughtful and practical, assimilating to themselves truth from every w,their wonderful improvements in t!iS Woald invite the fitteittoa cf ,te iMrKBck ofGoods paropfinlfiK •**» fits WrHrtsd DnWnKfi, Cases Fancy PrlnU, Cases Do asdic Qipghatos Cases Bitchedghtoilngff -< Ssses Canton Hfid—H' \ Cues Plaid Lindseys, Cases Apron Cheek, Bales Bed yii—sls,. - Deled BfiMHQ ' ' Bales Shirting Stripes, Bale, Denims, . , Bales Brows Homespuns Ufi fifessllsgs, Bales Striped Oinebnr**, Bales Wh!te<Mnibu>gs, . Bales Cotton Yarns. Cases Saiiuea, Cases Kestneky Jean., Cases Casaimeres, with s fall line of Ghoods. Cases Hosiery and Half Hose, jDssss Linas C pplwkl HiaiUairatHNh, Cases Plaid Handkerchiefs. Fobtbkss Moneoe, Sept. 37. -The steamer ashore on Body Island is the Sheridan, from New York, for New-Orleans..' The passengers, twenty-three in num ber, have been saiely landed. Assistance has been sent by the Underwriters, sod hopes are entenaiued Of the saving of the vessel and cargo. Anti eta m National Cemetekt—“Lee' Rock.”—A meeting of the Trustees of the Antietsm National Cemetery was held in Baltimore last Thursday to adopt plans for laying off, fencing and ornamenting said cemetery. The only point of interest to us iu ihis mealing was in reference lo a rock in ibe cemetery grounds known as “Lee's Rock,” from the fact lhat General R- E. Lee, blood upon it for a time during the battle of Autietam, or, as we call it, Sharpsburg. At a previous meeting the Board had decreed that this rock should De taken up and re moved- At the meeting on Thursday it was moved to reconsider this decree And retain the rock. The motion was opposed upon the' ground that to leave the rock was to erect a monument to Gen. Lee. The motion, how ever, prevailed, und it was determined to re tain and preserve the rock as a feature ol historic interest. Indignation against Fuaxce in ImiT —It hu been a iavorite theory of some political |o*»ipa that an alliance between Austria,. ftafy und Prince waa on tne carpet. Tbcy mult have been very wfld dreamers Who thought such a thing possible just yet. Our cor respondent in Florence describes tne slate oi feeling in Italy as one of-intense indignation against France for tfie manner in which the Koiperor is dealiog with Veuetia. The people are angered greaDy. aud only wait tneir time to give proof of their passion. With Prussia on the other hand, cioscr relations are bsiug cultivated. Prussia, in notifying to i*aly the conclu sion oi peace with Austria, expressed Very warm sen timents toward Xtaiy, aud promised to do all that wa- possibie tostrwigUien the cordial lelaiiona between ■a. tu,,, ^nntnM Italv renlied in file Same strain to uoint. WituesB their wonderful improvements nracucal arts. You know now tne Normans conquered tue Saxons at Hastings—how they oppressed and wronged tnem; yet in the course of three oeuturies ,he ideas of the conquered subdued their couqueren aud led the United Kingdom to tha conquest of that very France whence the conquerors came. Centuries Ul id past were no m«re than decades in tile present. I have no fear as lu the ultimate triumph #f our prin- etplee purified from whatever was wrong or selfish iu them, a* you and X have been purified by sorrow. •*Dj you remember, Mr. Davin, tfiat couplet ol Lady Onion's, translated by Oowper 1” The path of sorrow and that path alone, • Leads to the place where sorrows are- unknown. Yes, I remember it welL Xt is the coapeud of Chriatiaity. The world baa utver yetifuny. appreciated that aspect—the ecc* homo of Christ. I have read more in the old books probably than yoq have, Mr. Davis, let me recite tq you an instance iu the liie ,ol Julian: He feed oppressed and.AU war ted Cyril, of Jeru salem. in various ways; at last, on going to the Pai - Ihi.n war, he met the good Bishop is great distress on account of the miseries of hia flock, lie then said to him, “Cyril, where it your carpenter God now 1" The Bishop answered, “Perlisps making a coffin for the Bonfem Xmeeror." ft lffive. never heard «bat before, but it is feliol significance arila, tbmk rebuke to unholy pride aud self-confidence, ’ After prayer we proceeded hi breahlkat, which had three covers, one each tor Mr and Mrs. Davis, ,apyl one for me. The breskfest consisted of name luce rolls and toast, good tea, butter, and a fewmysters. Mr. Davis ate very sparingly. , . . . J, I omitted to mention iu iu proper plaoe mat JtfA Davit met him at the door, put heF erme arttund his neck end kilted him. After be wee seated she brought bun tbeir little child, which he kissed, seated on bis kn< c, aud, us 1 thought by the rno.ion of hia beauU- introdn ed. The greeting wsa cordisl and affection . te. Mr. Dav.a alluded with great delicacy to soiim family afflictions' of the Bishop, to whicfefiltolfittfirjrfepoiided with a quivering lip and a tcArxui eye. Hereafter I will give you a pen and ink picture of these two mem as they limned themselves on the canvas* of memuto- Here I only propose to give apart of the conversation r their braving to know something about bint from the heart, or tuner tile aide of hinu.LwiU writojpme two or three papers more on this subject, l omit uot to cloao without saying that he evinces the modi thorough spirit of fbrgiveneaa towards bis enemies. Like every sensible man, he separates the wheat from _ chaff, and doss uot ooademu ths Kortbam people iu mass—neither Democrats., Republicans o» Jtsdicais an fiends or aagels. They and me a mortals, following the burn fights wa hi be charitable to one another’s fiullto. -•—The correBpomleut ul tbe Baltimore Ti script writes the tollowlng of distinguished SoMherners who arrived in New York to at- ten<f Use Gouierfative Union meelimc, which achieved success on Monday lafit; It is a noticeable fact that ffiyutbero Ibiuk ere and orators are again attaining that pres- tige-wlheb the barhuroas events of the war for a tlinu interrupted. Tbe letters,.utleran ccs aad delivery of the Southerners are need ed to photograph in due atrocity tbe menda city of the Radical liars and Southern rene gades of the Brownlow ilk. The dourage and devotion of tbe South to the cause of tbe Confederacy, while it was a cause, are ac cepted here as proof, by all magnanimous men, that they accept in good (kith tbe new situation. New York has received Ibis week, with warm welcome, Dr- Palmer, of New Ofji'nps; .4udge, Parsons, of Alabama Judge -fifcqbury, of Tegafi; Senator Call nl Florida, aud other prominent ex-rebels, If you please. To tell yon the tiuifa, the more of a rebel a man has been, the more we es teem him, so instinctive is the. admiration jfor men who have stood hy. tbeir section without falter or hesitation, even loTlie end Peoumead to me a Confederate as tbe South 1 * era Unionist of to-day. —. The Equinoctial Storm.—Tbe great fall of rain which continued, in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri nod Ohio since Monday last, is re ported to be abating. Tbe course of tbe storm was eastward, and Pittsburg, Balti more and Eastern Virginia generally have been visited with heavy raiosi Scioto river, in Ohio, rose higher than it ever was before, and Louisville, Kentucky, was completely submerged. Several' schooners were driven agboit; in Lake Michigan, and several per sons are reported to have been drowned Immense loss was inflicted in Indiana by tbe drowning of stock,- especially bogs, in the river "bottom lands- Tbe damage tbrongh out tbe Mississippi valley is estimated by millions of dollars. Heavy as wa^tbe storm with us, it is evident from all accounts that we were far from experiencing its full force, which seems to have been extended west of the Allegbanieg.—New York Herald. A Ferocius Maniac—There is a maniac now living in Buckland, Massachusetts, named Josiah Spautdiog, \vho,,ghe Spriug- •flMtf'Jleiihblicau shys, has lieerf’confined in an iron cage for .over fifty years, and for. more lb*u thirty years has not stood erect. Tie has become so deformed that it is impos sibie to straighten bis limbs by manual force. He refuses to be clothed, and will not suffer aoything to remain on hiiii, and iff only kept warm in winter by warming tbe room in Vlnch his cage is 'placed. He is tbe son of Jhsiali Spaulding. When be first be came ius idc he endeavored to murder bis father, mother and sister, and it became ne cessary to confine him so lhat he could not harm any one. V.A. RYAN & CO. 207 Bay Street, DXALEKS IN ^ANDABD LIQUOB1S, A 8-“i« for Charles Farre Champagnes, Keller-s - Kentucky Bourbon W hiekey. Be. Prussia, and there is little doubt that the two coun tries will cultivate the aliiauce. The negotiation!* for tlic treaty Of- pose© bstwwn Austria and Italy have commenced, and some of the articles have already been agreed upon. ludf. how ever, is not waiting for the concluRiou of peace to re duce Ler military eatablishment. She baa ordered the dismissal ot 120,00u men. No one can doubt that this is wi»e policy. Iu’y ha» a prortperoUn fa.are be fore her, if tthe now sete to work in real earnest in the improvement of her finances ana ilie exlenaioq uf her commercial relations with foreign countriaa.— London mar. Another Deed or Violence.—s e uedsrstsnd that a cold-bl' aided lnordtr wa» c uuuittod at Mr. . .leuu'a miU, near Ma«ou> aoyot, a lew nays since. The mil ler, John Kebo. had a dgiu witn T|imu..s E. Moi.tuom- sry, resulting m the former bem^ whipped. Muul- gomery lift the mil, reiUiuina in a lew xn-uutee wuh su axe, when he attseked a man usmed Murray, who succeeded in Uiakiug his escape wuh,si heaig Ur. jnrsd. He then rnaoe fo; K»li >, who rai- airs., pur. sued by Montgomery, ^who overt ark him m * short time, knocked him il 'Wli, aud chopped him with the ue until he was dead and horribly moblawd. Mont gomery has been arrested aud seut urjatl—Jfe,,ips( a Avatanehe- e—A JorrWAWTTHlSTS IN Bffto^A.—70Tm«ly raw's were altom-iMer exdmdedTfom the imeriqr or Russia. Tne Emperor has greadf -modified the res trictions. in order to feciiitote Jewish inmlaration. JTt -tt- i»U«« SILK DRESS HATS, ! - seivss Gent: lust AND s' Cassimere Dress Hats, Latest uijbvat Styles, im GovarJrniiVof Keiff. mpst <g whmn devoto them- Svssto'sgriculturs. The Gsxett^ of thw. Wince, states that 856 Jewish farmers haea settled on Crown domams, conaiaUng of uoleovsr females, all of whom carry on agncultnre. 11 Jew.sh tamOies iff the same year bgn^it_jarffia^of their own. These femilie, oonslri of 763 mates 764 females. received at •eptfcM GOLDING’S. —Brownlow’s epeeches are aptly ffQrled by »n Eastern journal as “printed gutter tsod>” John D. Keilet. Tne ITntlonnl Exfiftts Ceapany. A sutement i« Kotna the rounds of theSoatnem press to the effect that tbe injunction pending us the U- S. Distpot (Jourt, at Alexandria. V*., agernst t.ie Ursuge M* Alexaudrte Ksilroad* in ' •or of tbe Adams from tak- _ fr Company, ks» been d’ecf&d in fevor of the Express Compauy.^Jn order that our readers may be advised as to the full effect of that decision we publish the following tele gram which tfe clip froqrfe Hjeluuond pi|peri^ NOTICE. «. To relieve the pnbUc from" an Impression iujurions to oqr company, caused by a statement >u‘ Expram Gompsar. ing the exprese freight of any I front's {Uptime National BW'fllfe'nwtj Office, RtoaiiONP, Oepr.! Btcli- -rsph- to oar company, csosea ny » laand paper* ot* tttis morning, tbe fell >wni^i ic oorrespondeuce i«* published. As H m my business to express QQ ;ds and no trillions. 1 make no comment. ^ * Briscoe G. Baldwin, Superintendent Fires Omsion* BAlOim TO n. SMITH. Richmond, Sept! 16,1866. franco L. smith, AUhrntv at Law. Alexandra?* Call upon Mr. Barbour and Judge Underwood. Arit whether an injunction baa been granted. cloHianr Orange and Alexandria Rfflroad to on The papers SUC^ijjUUaD. hM beel gwifisf «- •' C-‘ i ^8Q^£Iun(iiat UF SMITH TO MB. NALDWIN. Alexandria, Sept B. 1866. CM. Brisco* Q. Baldwin, Richmond : r h.«. in.: Men Mr. Barbour. Injunction granted, *“ Te<l 90 0r “®* figs saLffWiA^AHR. smith. -*■ ■ fclliOir, SepL 19, 1866. Francis L. Smith, Attorney ai Law, Alexarulria; What will be thwreeqjt ol injuDCtmn ^efi served 7 Will itetose toe rofed? 'I must fee lnfcmiedXo protect int Tssia of oar patrons, and the c redttpf piny. Buncos 8. Bkl n. mm to at Munqx. , ALexandeK. SepL 19, 188ff. Coi, B. Q. Baldwin, Ricfimond: Under the dquUp toil, the Orange and Alex- sndris BsilroiiA OmupsiA joswa^uecesssnly refuse carry ejtettef ^adtlero^BlCSeDger cars for ef Express Company. BothVriU have to u»ethe " pars. Fn^ncis -wThe EUtemeut (telegraphed tUM of tb« murder of six negro E^)dkra«& cfilled me old bfififiWM Mi.scejjaptifiqL To Merchants. 1 i y.T,-l r.A<UOYA /jfATI.ifi- LA1HROP S CO. / » f ‘>4 VE ASK SPECIAL ATfERTfON 'TO OUR STOCK OF Grants’ Soots <fe Shoes, LADIES’, MISSES' ASD BOYS’ . BOOTS AND SHOES, BEADY-MADE CLOTHING, Of oar own atannractafe: ' Gents’ Furnishing Goods, &c. seplo-161 * "’HEfimNG’S FIRE PROOF SAFES i AMD Fairbanks’ PATENT nillHI SCALES. . : a ^a-iuibai'niA luticifei .(lllfeatOJI ll OA.ll Il O <19". ffiM CO. ssi lo . j :<• .»! ‘it l IS (ti n-fev: . • ! OfMterYwk. f’lt — ; is .il l (Uni ia-niam-iU. • •-' Vi .J ylulnlt-o J'.. a 12JUJ~U- S '- v ' ett-N:; Limits Sa-nbrll uO > • :••• ii; .:i .'..ii;-to it'Vi, SOUtHEDN .if : ,4 H atii i » 4* -* U h. ti ' : BHAieaorncE . . Ai I t-jn f Hthtl an /*• i* ' . ! * t j .-* w . n. ' . » BAY STREET, Insurance.- rid’i? aaojotfs r ••THE KEW‘YOBK M Life Insurance Company. Assets, '& - Oyer $5,000,000 tfeviBSMie (50 Per Cist.) Diolaezo Akncali t. Morris Franklin rruildent, Wm. jL.Bma Actuary. ..( i- IAFAHMAH BRAHgH OEMTKi. 6 Sowaua Fatunifi, Oornevflar An-' Ban streets. LOCAL BttAHU OF RKFBRSNCB: J. W. WhropffiCo. M|U«r 4 te.*he . Sonet Bro hers- , • «e» Itt» Morgan. Wilkinson, Wtteofe m O* ’ 1 MEDI.'AL EXAMINBRN: tv. a. BanorJf,it E t1. ; f- o. Tbomw, m. a Tilts Company ie*trictl/ matnal. the |>oUcy holdcra reeriring wiotndiep uUto • HENRY HARNEY, (Late of ttfe “Bank of Kleumofid,’ 1 Va.,) • *sepl>*eod« Agent rorQwwg'n. LEI THE OGLETHORPE GrA. RESIDENT BQARB OF DIRECTORS. Policies Written at the Branch Office and Losses Prompt- ; ; fy Paid. 50 Per Cent. Credit Given, WHEN DESIREb. DIVIDENDS : j'it \ . : *. tuf/r I* ■ paid in* cash, added to policy, ... 1 j] J. fN PAYMENT OF MOTES. Insurance Comp’y OF SAVANNAH Are prepared to t*i e Fire Ms oi ReasooaMe Terms, Al tbeir Office, 117 Bay street. H- W. MCRCFR, President. CHAff S. HARDRB, Vice Prerident ' J. T. Thohar, Sec. H. W. Mercer C. 9. Hardee William Hunter A. 8. Dartridge A. Porter R. Morgan J. Stoddard J- T. Tfeoman W. Bemahart P. L. One H.A. Crane A. A. Solomons M. Hamilton - W. W. Gordon • MfW Directors: • M. 9. Cohen J. Lama J. V. Nevitt «. D G. Pome A. Fallartbh J. McHabon L J. HitllmartlB F. W. «tma G. Batter . II Lachllson . B P. CIstnn. AnfiafU J. W Knott. Macon B. P. Kong, Macon W. U. Young, Coiambm; S. B. HARRINGTON. JItfoceist—As tbe (all elections approach i the Radicals are attempting tbe same game that they have lieietolore practiced success? folly, but we Tltipe will prove vain and futile, of artfully inducing tbe impressioa that there U litjfo difference after prii between the Pre sident and Congress, and tbe breach is still .ike recoucilable It was this that woaCoanecti- tU nftfibMd flMVD Ui*td bdicr piCMlW, but can sucb base aud villainous hypocrisy and de ceit again impose upon tbe people? Tbe gulf is wide and impassable. Tbe President » firm as adamant, and tied her threat nor oqjolery can drive him from bi» patriotic pur- (>oie. —Mcmph is Appeal Texas Ri -kcts the Axewdxent. — The Texas Legidetiue, through the action -jf tbe Committee on Federal Kristians, feu respectfully returned to the Government the coaeUtattansl amendment, declining its further consideration. Tbe ground assigned Is thus expressed in the report: Article thirteen, seettnfes one end two, lure the bouor to report os follow,: . ,, . . The people of Texss. in convention saeembled, here strem.1V. br their ordaisnce. acknowledged the shpre- mecy of the Constitution oi the United fitotoe, in which Couaututivii the above named stttcte Uhirtoen) is em braced, eg part of i tie same; the court! of lew so hold mid sdmintsier satd article thirteen. ■ The Xtegislsture has ho snthorilyi* tfeis iusttsr; any action outhe same would be surplnsege, if not rntru- 81 The committee, therefore, aek to be excused from the farther consideration of the tome, sad they here with vespectfoliy return hieeominani^ioniffthe Honorable the Secretary at State of UnHefl States. Emigration to Braxil. The Natcbez Courier of a receDt date t in an editorial on Bb^dbt if Braxil, say*: <•-' • - In this find the adjoining cotintf «f Jeffer son no less Hifin twenty-three families have resolved ofrH sea v»y*ge across tlie equator, nod new homes ia Bahia or other inviting portions »P Ibe land of promts*. In ether portioosof this. State, espetaally u Jackson, Vicksburg, Meridian, line ol the N. O. J. * & Ifcstlrrm^, Aber deen, Columbus, part of Maatson, Noxubee, Carroll. Lawrence, Pike, M<d other oououes, Yazoo City. Oxford, and along the .iqe et the Mobile ami pblo BAilrosd iU VUe e^tern counties of .this State portfon of Alabama, In wfoqs |WU eia. Florida, the Carolmas, and *h* OJd Do- 5 toowttstor State of I/miMAiiM | and tXlCUsl^Cy til IfiffO number* of famiUes wd makiog eyeiy ar- rao^emeoi for an etfly oflove to find settle- ments in Braxii. i-.u. * _^“My wife,” said a fc^the other day, ‘iqame near calling me honey last sight' -Lxdeod l bow wa«, >hatr’ ‘‘Wfiy sbe BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN H iving BMN AGKN'TS »sr the altove Safes sml Scales for the last fifteen years, are now rescuing ltrgs consign meats of Safes and Scales. HUH RING'SPATBNT CHAMPION PIRB PROOF SAFES, with pa .eut Crystal,xed Iron Burglar Proof. ALSO, A large ani complete assortment of FAIRBANKS' PATffNT PLATFORM WALKS, fMm MfiO poends dormant down to 4i<0 p-mnils. PLATFORM AND UNION, GROCXRV, COUNTER, AND EVEN BALANCE. The above Saras and Scales arm too well known to require Ray comments, htuek constantly on hand an I aoid »t Msnnfteinrer’aCard Prcro. “vnlo Nan-rForfeiture, E n d. o w m © n t J AND Life Policies Written. VALUABLE PLANTATION For Sale. T HE sa'merlfeeroFefci 'Ms plantation and sppsr- tensnues for role on reasonable terms; else, the entire crop of Corn, Cotton Crow Potatoes, fee., now in process of cultivation. This Plantation is sitooted Bias miles from Madi son Court House, Fla , and two miles from Owfj Lake Clinrcli, whsre tltere are good’ schools now in .uficeeinl epersGon. Tbe fertility of tbe i tt and beaiihfulnes* of the place, and dfe high moral lone of the neighborhood, make it one of the asoac desirable pi icesln the State The Ian - is we.l w ttered with lakes and running branclres. tli rt have never failed in the moat pro- traded dr ugfots, and toe uncleared dands are cov ered w.th tbs guest oak, hickory and pise timber. Tlu plautalon t* now in saocessfnl Operation, with 4oe acre* (Marted in long staple defiton, wnicb (16 prmlgee 7 ^ least too bates; *?•• scrag la corn, which will pro lice *,•♦• baihels corn. Tfes tends oa me entire place ate composed ot 2 5 u scree—1,000 acres cleured .ad undsr good fences. 1 will also sell eighty head f bog*, fonrtees good moles. Well broke, two fee rase, three plantation wag ous, farming BtensilE to rgq twenty ploughs black smith and carptnter'stools, one McCarthy Cotton Um. household an i kite lieu ranitue, aad everything else on the plaoe. There la an anfat Ing well of water on the place, good dwelling hoase ana cabins sufficient to accom modate all the la-wrara necessary ta wo.k the plan- tat ion sueces<fnily. “ li applied for early, the purchaser will get a bar. gala. Address me at Madison C. H„ Fla. . nnliMltr J- »HN J. TOOK A STEAM ENGINE AND SAW HILL FOR SALE. A FIRST CLASS .SPECIMEN 8TEAM ENGINE and Sew Mill, manufactured to'order at the Fat- twa Works. Ne York. Constotsdf an eifeine of 40 horsepower, return flue boiler, with all the con re- niencea comp ete; Iron frame, 4) feet carriage: 61 in saw; patent self-re:ting bead blocks; feet log main, with pulleys sad first class halting for the mid complete. The whole is perfectly new and can bg purchased low • u application to an3u tf LaRuCHS. WIST ft DANIELS. Notice. J W. NEVITT, of the firm of NCvtt, Lsthrcp *. * Rogers, tms associated Mmsetf with Lathrup d Co. In the Dry Goods business, al the old stand of - lyaff LATHRQP * nn FOR SALE, A 8KEV1CRABLI DRAFT HORStt. Apply at Pstoski Rouse Slfehtea. „ .. G. McGINLY, imfifi-tf • Screven Hons. FOR SALEj Jut© Hope, • A swtfsrkw sriicte, by j: T, f - S f. CBARLFS Ia COLBY A CO. eepfi-tf Comer Abercorn and Bay streeir' SALT AND COBS. ‘ Calf .sad get a Circular setting forth rates. •W Vo fesveoan rate of Premia m for every psn of too United States. No limits of travel within the civilised settlements. This feature is especially fa- Turahie to -southern customers, xs many Companies areia tliehaMtol cfeargiag extra rote, for the privi lege of seat ring fiffalh daring sfimmer m ox tbe. A. WILBUR, General Manager. WM. R, BOYD, Agent. B. D. ARNOLD, ConsBliing Pnysiciai. EASTON YONGE, Examining Physician, sepli-tf ■'! ~ Emigrants Can be Supplied WITHIN TEN DAYS. F IE aadsraigued am prepared to sspply Planter. and otner parties who may be in wgut of WH1TK LABUKKka. and have made necessary arrange- tosnta in tea North lo It'l am orders for agriculture 'Laborers, Wooucu ,r .rs, Mechanics, etc., witbin Ten or Twetr* days Hwrnt u* day tn* order te gtoea here. Tbe Laborer* aft: to oc received by the Employer.- on arrival of me Steamer HerV. and transported tv ths pettM wuere they are. wauled at Employers' expense, and tue Employers have farther to pay u certain sniffpev head m advance, partly as security and partly lorffoaertug. the expenses in bringing the Emigrsntsfrdm the Ncttn to tms port. The rate at whieft-Parming Lalwrera can be se cured will presage about dJ50 per year, the Employ era finding them. Per rartier parti enters apply to WM. MURV1LLE A OU, * Jones’Bioek, Bay street. Owe dfeor jtestof Barnard strecd, « Savannah, La. txrssiacu: JafikSBM • Lawton, • svanaafe. John W. Andaman A Sop, Savnnneb. Sowmon Cohen, Savsfinsa. Jno. C, FerrlU. Savannah, mefeoux Csmp * Oo., Savannaff Gea. A. Cuyier, Savannah, w. It Fleming, savannah. Join teltML ItllSlMfe* Brlghatn, Baldwin S Co., Savannah Savannah National Bank. Savannah. Planters’ RICE BOUNDING MILL! Ittors ■VannaIi RICE M ILL,” intend at once patting in all new and necestoty & nEHf R a FIRST-LASS RIOE FOUNDING MILL. No pains will be spared tn hare Rice thoroughly cleaned and prepared tor market, and to the Planter* and Factors who give os thatvpetntosffii ^ IriMdac /fil atunuou to tbeir interests. ” Haring am;fiwfsriiiilnntor abmteg Else, Planten> and factors can ship tt any }ime to tbe Mill to salt their convenience, to Tenetlb on etcipge or fur LLOYD >. WADDELL. WILLIAM M. TCNNO. ROSE A aRKW?JGHT. Having taken entire charge of toe worth febOTgftamrrtjEip^wq wouP- of am of tbe •MUt Hacks Llverpmf Salt. •W M* bnshels Prisro bellow Coro, in stem T. CUNNINGHAM, and for sal* by sepk4-lM r omr Bay and Abercoro i T bb.^dehugnsd. wax oostinue tbi TaCTORAUEAND commission bcsinks aCTORAUE and his own sccutrat, end vwtpeetfelly soikite eon- sign Office fifiE jrstoeeL KkVAltoAR, sep-fi, 1*6*. ROrTE.ALUCN.ffi doing ws can hr, D romt*s a careful attention to tbeir w^te pml^OldW Jq^R^by^Qu’f. For farther partlcnlar*. enquire of Mt**tff_ Bo« A ft Co_. ; t or , 50 ‘ssffa'iafeuSKSfei BABNAtb dealer in EVERY VARIETY OF FURNITURE IS SELLING GOODS Lower Than Any Other House IN SAVANNAH. HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS FURNISHED. PARLOR SETS, extra well upholstered. FINE BED BOOM SETS, Walnut and Ma hogany. COTTAGE BED ROOM SETS, of every • variety. # DINING ROOM and LIBRARY SETS. MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS of ail kinds. KITTLE S FOLDING SPRING BEDS and MATTRESSES, Uw beat Bed in use, and WARRANTED SUPERIOR to all other*. LACE AND GAUZE MOSQUITO CANO PIES, aad CANOPY FRAMES. > WAREROONIS/ 178 Broughton Street, Nearly Oiptsflg St. Aitrew’j Iff. jewfim -■ •-■' - r BACON! BACON! Fifty Hffgahea^a Shoulders und Sides, n handsome order, just tecrired find toe sale by W. He WUtaeir & €e., anSILtf ' 4 HinU’ Mair. semi. Weekly ^koridjan, tallahasskk, rif/tf,... ’ . DYKE A SPABHAWK. Pwrewmofifi. TVtSi&iSSISSSSrSftBS ItotUAHIM AIMAa W for^communicating with ^bj^peopfe^of tto^auto dart fig ip* ,wfis, t and rircatefa* ^ ritpartp of tkn. ‘’■Sr&Aitaonnv.iwj^i .renter aa.