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-NfaS The Dailv News and Herald. - 'I by s. vy. mason. SAMI KI. W. MASON. ■■■■■ '2?? 1 **"! w . T . THOMPSON *Moel»telMIt»2 Official Paper of the City. megiKit cn.»w SATURDAY,SBPTBWBER »9. 1800. POST*** T ft K 8 Aro auUmrizedto recelvaoubacriptions for ti»NlEWB d a t.t» milv. Tri-Weekly and Weekly, at our and HERALD, Duly, Tri-Weekly and advertised iH©8» TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS, As much tntereirttetelt throughout the oountry in regard to the prospect* of the cotton and other orope we will be grateful to onr planting friende and others fn the interior for information on that snhjeet. Those who hare opportunities for obtaining valuable infor mation in regard to the growing crops, the working of the free-labor system, and kindred matters, of gen eral iaterest, wHl confer a favor by communicating the same to ha. ■ ■ THE REVESFE TAX A* 0 THE TRANS PORTATION tlf COTTON. A Washington dispatch says a delegation . ot'prominent Southern business men, mostly of cotton factors and planters, are in-that city seeking a' modification of the existing rules find regulations .under which cotton is transported to market, the Revenue tax paid, and final shipment' pf it made to domestic ports. The delegation ‘consists of Mayor. Withers, of Mobile; Col. Fellows and Judge Piukard, of New Orleans; Mr. Cunningham, of Cincinnati, representing large Ohio cotton interests in the South, and others. They present the. memorials of the Chamber ol New Orleans.apd Mobile, which set forth the very seriohs drawbacks attending the mar keting and shipment ot the cotton under present regulations, The payment of the three-cent revenue. tax before the cotton leaves the plantation, they assert, works great injury to the planter, compelling him to make serious sacrifices in order to comply with the law. The regulations attending its shipment to domestic porta also operate in such a manner, it is asserted, as to very ma. terially favor direct shipments to foreign ports, which they think it is the interest of Northern merchants to prevent. This dele gation have had an interview with the Sec retary of the Treasury on the subject, and that officer expresses his willingness to mod ify the present regulations, so far as the ex isting law gives him any discretion in the matter, but he has doubts if the law will warrant any change. The delegation, there fore, waited on the President to-day, to ask that the question of the Secretary’s power under the law be referred to the Attorney- General for his opinion, which request was granted. These gentlemen do not hesitate to affirm that under the existing regulations it would require more than a year to bring the limited cotton crop of the present season into market. — - mmti . . .. to fate tolegrsphid announce ments Europe is once more at pence. Two hundred years ago it took if war of thirty, years to set Germany qttejt; the Ame -result has- -just, been achieved Tn about as many days.. What may finally eventuate is hiddehT mit to be.'humiliated’and 'dispossessed by Prussia? Will she try and make Hungary, the centre of a new empire ? Will she bid* 1 her time and renew the contest with Rrussia some other day,- and again Germany? No.one -knows. Prussia has determined that what the sword has won the good sword shall retain. . It probably is but a qoesiioa of itimC, as'to bw Absorption of many, if not all of the small German States. Nor would it snprise us to hear, ere long, that the King baa declared himself Emperor of Germany,’ (bough la ’ liiaftferiaQiMnt, Prus sia is only the flfik largest monarchy ;iu Ki rope. Prussia is ruled by an arrogant me: arch; his Parliament has pardoned his vio lation of the constitution, seeing to what Bess It led; nut the stiff-necked old 1 chap plumped out the truth, when be declared, iojeply to their demand, to let by-gones be by-gones, that if be was plaeed the same position again lie would pursue the Same’course, though he hoped ar, d be lieved that all wduy WWk smoothly, as to money matters, between himself and them in future. As for France, we cannot yet be lieve that amid the great gain and advauce- 'ment of Prussia, Napoleon ir net'to ksk fpi something—and get lttob,nlfii!Batel^ihough he has-been defeated for the .present. We caDnot divest ourself of the belief that France will yet obtain some “rectification ol ite frontier” In the neighborhood of the Rhine. No ODe knows what private arrange meats he may have made witlt Bismarck, to be fulfilled when the present exfijemeut passes away. At all events the next twelve months will tell. Russia, it may be believed, does not quite relish that annexation of ter ritory which will enable Prussia to partici pate in the sovereignty of the Bnl}bo. As for England, the new head of the Admiralty confessed, in the House of Commons a few weeks since, that England has not at this moment three ships ot war that she can send to sea at quick notice. Whatever the fracas in Europe, the poMcy of Engltad for some, time to.come must be non-intervention foreign OK HAND FOR COTTON. AMERICAN The most sedulous efforts have been made both in this country and Europe since the termination of the late war to create the im pression that the production of cotton - in the Eastern Hemisphere had increased to such an extent within the part five year's, that the the great cotton manufactories of Europe would obtain the most of their supplies of thi? article from that quarter, to the exclusion of the American product. To expose the fal lacy of this supposition, we have simply to refer to official documents. The June re port of the Agricultural Department, a3 we learn from a New York paper, draws a com parison between the amount of raw cotton -imported from the United States into Great Biitain during four months of 1865, and the four corresponding months of the present year. It exceeds the guantTty imported from India by one hundred per cent., and equals the totals from all other localities. The amount is equivalent to 508,626 bales of four hundred pounds each - . The report adds the remark that half a million of bales in four months, valued at $70,000,000, would be respectable figures in the trade with one foreign nation, even for the palmiest days of qotton shipping from the ports ofthe United State*. Yet there is every practical reason to believe .that this aggregate will be left behind just in propor tion as we can increase our crops. This statistical exhibit effectually explodes the fanciful theory so often put forward by the enemies of the South, that the quality of the India staple is equal, if not superior to that raised in these State*. COTTON RESTRICTIONS REMOVED IN ■ FLORIDA. In our paper of yesterday we stated that there were certain difficulties existia Florida as well as in this State, in the way of prompt shipments of cotton, arising from inattention on the part of the Revenue offi ■per* of the Government TbP Tfffiabassee Floridian, of the 22d inst., makes the grati fying announcement -that they have been re moved. It says instructions have been re ceived from Washington by the Revenue officers there to throw no obstacles in the way of the movement of cotton from one part of the State to another, and to every facility in their pqwer to the shipment of ootida from any port in the District These instructions relieve planters from the necessity of paying the Internal .Revenue tax of three cents previous to the movement gup sale of their cotton. They can even Sfiip without paying the tax, by giviDg bond pro vided for in previous instructions, under which the tax is collected at the port of des tination, after going into the hands of 'the consignee, the factor. Change of Weather.—For several weeks past there, have been some strange freaks-in the temperature of the weather, but the most astonishing change of all was that which oc curred yesterday. In the course of a few hours an atn^sphere that had been oppres sively warm was succeeded by Northern winds, which were nipping cold. Winter clothes were suddenly donned, and up to the present writing the temperature has under gone no change. Similar remarkable and sudden changes have been noted by the press in all parte of the country. In the West, particularly, there has been much complaint, where they have been attended by two or three heavy frosts. In some localities the damage to the corn crops has been alarmingly serious. A Cin cinnati paper of Tuesday morning, says: “It would be a national calamity should the great corn crop of the northwest fail. The -present crop is an enormous one, and if the weather should become clear and warm, and continue so for about a fortnight, it wonld no doubt be the largest and best crop that has ever been raised, in this country, notwith standing the damage that may have been done by the frost last night.” To delicate and sick persons, such a rever sion is anything but welcome, and we fear much sickness will follow. Wendell Phillips on General Grant. The Radmail, says the Nashville Union and American, are greatly exercised over the re cent course of Gen. Grant in accompanying the President. In the We3tem‘States, where his popularity is unbounded ami the elec tions are doubtful, they are resorting to vari ous expedients to create the impresssion that he is really not in accord with the J President on political matters, but merely accompanied him as a kind of official duty. In New Eng land—up nearer the hub—where Butler and Banks are the beau-ideals of military genius, they are more outspoken in their displeasure at the recent course of Gen. Grant, as will bo seen by the following extract from the pen of Wendell Phillips, through the last Anti slavery Standard: > . Should any violent attack be made ou Con gress and be aacoeartul, it would be'the cpiff- tnenceraent of military despotism; if resisted, it would be civil war. In this latter emer gency we have no hope of aid from Gi Grant. His voluntary presence at - the j: _ _ interview of these traitors, his ostentatious presentation of himself in the demagogue's retinue dnriag hisWostera touf sheftr cither the same pitiable weakness which has made him lend hi* name to very .questionable cot ton speculation in the South, dot from greed of money, but ts oblige friends—the same easy subserviency which made him sub mit to the farce of a Southern expreaa trick, merely to bolster up with his name a wicked fraud—or they show a heart de liberately ready to betrap his country. This is no hard judgement. Even if Grant be, as some of his near'fHends assert, “so* ignorant outside of a camp that be would not be fit jto sit on a grand jury,” still-hia intercourse with leading members of Congress enables him well enough to understand tbe meaning which the country pula, and which the President means it shall put, o> his present attitude. Be is deliberately strengthen^ this treason able movement. In any conflict between the Executive and Congress, he will be found where all men soldiers routine cut-throa's —have always, bepn found; holding up Ufo hands ef despotism! - Fraud Charged upon I Ian. ^-Secretary Har- —^ , rtl - ■-rt-mamaanti*~-hi - * ilim man ■■ ■■* v tn sn* nix apWSStbd IvAVAL. oFrr- CRR FOR NKW YORK. »' < J:<k Malm War 'haws Areas M< exlco. 7Wtl£ YT-^e Uttlte WtO^eYMBffdB Ex-Secretary Marten te the mSder of eight haadGd thousand seres of reserve! lands in Emimm. belong ing to the Cherokee Indian^ which wassold to >Qau- uflaBVue eufetemflmaewapaaijfar ajifor per.ac*^ h»y»Bleth imt yekrs.'ln'msUlfmente. the Cherokee* paid a half million in gold for these lands thirty-one years ago. sad the Union says they are worth three or four millions. TJte sale was updo by Harlan the day before he left the Interior Department. Gen. Dix is here, and to-day received his commis- ijoq^r Rdfai "fAiif j-f 'ftp,soil be wUl holffitfotSBhort fin# *fid*re*lgn, ofidYWA accept the position of .Minister to France. San Francisco news from Mazatlan, Mexico, ts to the effect that the Imperialists mid the men-of-wor had left Guayamez to tbs Liberals. A fight had occurred near Mazotlsn. The French loss was 400, and the Liberals MO killed and wounded* The garrison at Urez was cht to pieces on the *th inst., hy Martinez, no quarters being shown. Gen. Lamberg, ad Aus trian commander, was killed. An engagement took place at Guadeloupe on the same Say.. Mazatlan wonld probably be Evacuated by the French in October Sonora was in uudisputed possession of the Liberals. FRO!} NEW YORK. ACTIVITY AMONG! THE t’KNIANS. THE CASE OF PRESIDENT ROBERTS DISMISSED. THE M ARKET. New York, 3ept. 28—Noon.—Gold 145T■ Sterling for sixty days. Cotton quiet. Flour and wheat pull, ><gte shad* better, at #3*. l£rd gttfct at Hi, (ijjWc. At Stephens* headquarters all was bustle and ac tivity. important negotiations are pending to aston ish the Brotherhood. A nol pros, was entered*hi Roberts’ case, and it was dismissed. A flaw was dis covered in the indictment of Fenians at Erie au«l will necessitate their discharge. An Ottowa special denies that the Fenians are con centrating on the frontier. IfE3m **■**•■ k 2? New York Market. New York, Rept. 28.—GoW 45,'L Coupons. of '81, 111k,; do. of '64, 109; Carol!nos 65Cotton firm, with' sties of S.OSO bales. Floor And Wheat dull. Pork firmer, at 33c. Lard heavy. Sugar steady at 10>|(g)Kc. Coffee quiet and firm. Naval stores qi H ? JteWtlr rtaw-krU rr ue, Sept. 28.—Sales to-day 500 bales; .middlings 36c ami’ firmer. Sales of the Week 8,408 bales. Re ceipts for the week 1,600 bales, .Exports for the week 3,883 bales. Stock 23, doo bales. Election Notice. : - ** a CITY OF SAVANNAH. . Office clerk of council* Sept. xi. ibn. j IN COUNCIL, 1BH 8MTSMSXE. lift i, That an election for a ihfi‘T — w2a «qvsa4>MkVjngrsWig and day. undsr Ike auperintem - — aronnd the polls. ^ • • •Attest: A true copy from Minutes ofOeupeU rnret- . tog of Septeml>«j»tS , *J lrABT <t.8. } • "*"a«rkof OavseiL 'Oyw *, sepVl-td ~ At night, - . • flBNKR* araMBSRK«lU«s 4 —d lari appsaiascaaf ibeWtsopae i Citizeis’ and Wbitfi Fireaei’s Tirtcf, Reform! Reform!! Reform 111 MkVOX: EDW, C. ANM1BSON. ALnaowan: 1— GEO. W. WYIiLY. 2— 3— F. L. GUE. 4— HENRY BRIGHAM. - 5—MARTIN J. FORD. 6— Db. JAMES J. WARING. 7— EDWARD C. WADE. 8— JOHN L. VILLALONGA. * 9—M. H. MEYER. 10— CHARLES C. MILLAR. 11— WM. HUNTER. 12— ALVIN N. MILLER.' sepH ‘ 1 CITIZENS’ TICKET. ,- ' FOR MAYOR: B. C. ANDERSON. FOB ALDBSMBN: JOHN C. FERRILL. GEO. G FREEMAN. john McMahon. W. H. WILTBERGER. JOHN CUNNINGHAM. M, J. EORD. . J. L. VILLALONGA. THOMAS H. HARDEN. JOHN FLANNERY. iflSNRY BRIGHAM. H. R CHRISTIAN. H. A. CRANE. se27-tde S _, . , V.w Urlcaai IfarkW., , i New Orleans. Sept. 28.—Cotton advanced; low mld(Uings.35(^36o, Fair sugar 13c. Cabamolaases 60c. Corn, calked.- Wef Whita 906. Flour, superfine,.$11. Oats 50. Gold 143. Sterling 96. ^ Gottesdienst. , SZ. ANDREWS HAJ.L, S£)N’TA^, der ,30|en Sept. f «#. i. It. 1 *!* Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine Ca. Attend an Adjofirhed lffcting of yowt >mpauy THIS t^atufdfty) EVENING, U’c lOCk. - ... JAMBS’ S+EWAjp, President H. E.r fka *t, Secretary. - sep»tt Examination of Teachers. A COMMITTEE OF THB BOAED OF EDUOA- CATION*wiIl meet at Armory Half on MONDAY AF TERNOON, October 1st, at 3 o’clock, to examine ap- pUcauts for tho posfiions of Second Assistant in ths IfiterbiedpMe School, and Second .Assistant i» J. F. CANS, the Primary School. Superintendent. To., Travelers. Newspapers, Magaxlurs, cheap’ Novels and Hooka can be hail at KSTILT.’S NEWS DEPOT, Bull street, comer of Bay lane, nrxt to the P09t Office' idowtt stair-.) Writint' Fa|>e>s.and Eaveloposof all kiudo, in any quantity, from a aiogie skaot op. Bans, InMT* • ' ' ’ • • »olMf Tllk; BEST TONIC.—Caswell, Mack A Co.’a FKBltO-pHOSPHORATKD ELIXIR OF CALISAVA is a pombioatiou of the three beat topics, IRON, rnOSPHOEW, CAtWAYA, • > }; :« TheJlW*=Kl Te A tl>e Mood a riel} vermllllon color ’ ict ftstfej j tm>spsor*s The Mechanics’ Nuvlug oml Loan Association of Sa- vaMKih, buying mode to the nndereigiied as assign, ment of all of itB property nhd eflScts, for the benett^ of its oreditoio, nil psnons having claim'against tho corporation are requested to present them to thenn- ilersfo'ued, and all peraons indebted to said corpora tion will make payment to • < ' C. W. W. MRtB. Assignee of Mechanics' Saving and aepl-sm Loan Assochtuan of Bnvahnnh. * Internal Revenue—Proposed Re-Di*t trmAino of tbb State op Georoia.—We un derstand it is contemplated by the propea authorities, to re-district the State of Geor gia, so as to make seven Districts, Instead of fonr We presume jt Is designed to have the boundaries the same as tbose of the sev en Congressional - Districts. This will, we judge, necessitate the ip-qppoitUnset of As sessors for those Histrjpts, and, should nil • the present inenmbents remain, the selection of three additional Assessors. , an we are Hon. Alexander H. informed by a gentuifiilh’ recenUy had an interview with him, is in unusually good health. He dqes not contemplate any lectur ing tour, as has been announced in some papers, but designs remaining at home daring the autumn and winter, and deVoting himself to his profession. • • .. u» ‘ '■ Gen. Lee presidefo -commenced its present session with two hundred and forty pupHs, and the number is daily increasing-bat the col lege is capable of accommodating five hun dred students. It numbers, too, among US scholars, not a few from the North. The at tention ef the Whole country seems to be drawn to the merits of this institution. We are again indebed to EalUI ifc Brother for late literary pabtienttons, Including Street & Smith's Literary Album, and Leslie’s Chim ney Comer, which are exceedingly interest ing numbers; atei.niao the September nuj»- of the Crescent Monthly, published in New Orleans. The contests of the -whole are ha | follows: , , To Esther; ;▲ New Mountain Range; Three Poems; Modern Armies—Abeir Organ ization and Spirit; Iff the Dork - ;,Dreams; Thoughts about literary Ambition; Dahl grea’s Raid—bis Papery Death and Banal? Genius and Befoit^part I.; Noon; Ou kNo- 'J - ' - - »'• '*-• a: ‘ 1Ofo The Municipal, Election.—In another column we publish the declination, off J..C. Ferrill, Esq., announced as ^candidate Mayor, on a-ticket recently published in tme of the paphre of tbft^cKy. H6 states'ibat.be shall support Col. R. C. Andersqn. the pre sent Mayor. Ex-Alderman Henry Brighton, nominated as Alderman oatarw tickets, also authorises us -to announee -his declination: Both’gentlemen are abaetit frotn the city at presenL Washington College.—It is SODOUnced tltat this popular institution, over which ^ ^ etc. fa future thegottthetn reports Tax . on CorroH.—Hereafter, says tl _ Baltimore Son, the internal revenue cotton will be included in the price when sold. For instance, good middlincA which was quoted last week at twenty-eight cents will henceforth be quoted, with the tax of three centa per pound added, viz: thirty-one cents, if the price should not vary'. Of course the ptodnmr v owner of the cotton will pay of the market witt be fa accordance with this state of affaire, ns b the present custom in Savannah arid Charieaton. HAIM Brown,- tea liable. Depot, No. SSIohn street, by all drag and patent medicine stores sverywhere. ■9-ly ■ hast,- teaapart.ifhrable. m-s ibn street, New Mrt. *>M sioB. while the Calissya gives tone and vigorte-oU thC T mack A oa, Ba der Firth Avonne Hotel, New York, sad Newport, JL L For sale at LIPPMANW o iyS-tf Drag and Chemical Wst-ehoaA -•Notice. Assignee’s Notice! She nndersigusd haying been appointed aitegaea or the Dank of Commerce of tevanmli, Oeargla, Is prepared to enter upon Ills dot Isa All bill holders -and other persons-haring claims against the said Bank, are requested to preseat the same for liquida tion, and all parties indebted to the Bout ore ra- qneated te art, jams Jtela' payment.. <■ ■ Bill holders will lose thefo priority If the-tillte hie, not presented within six months from Shi* date. .. JOHN C. FERRELL, <, .] i£ 1 f i:/ * U 1 Atefgoee. RAVANNAIT, DA.. AUGUST j|0,1866. THB aadtmlgud woahl Tcspeutally ihtonn their friends 4bd the poblte that they ore prepared to affect Ffre and Marini Bisks lp the following’ first etaos .fompmeogi at ■raff KI J- h ^d aoil'eohcaa share of pbtroougei - , INTFftSAtjeBAL TNSJrRANC* COMPANY, oi New York. . — . CONTINENTAL INSURANCE^)., oljSt.XoaiS, Mo. ■HHfi AN»TBB8iMD- Mtefon, Ml . '■ »« 1 JOHN W. ANDERSON fc fiONR- Bepf-Sfa OOfber'-of Bryan anil Iriafton sWeeth ,JlMjgnte©Motice. The undersigued having been appointed oasfgsM of the Formers' and Mechanics’ Rank ofitearannak, Qoergia, hereby notify bill-holders and other claim- ■»nts against the said Bank to present the'-damn'lbr U- qnlttetiqm a^UU persons ind^te^te ^_BaakMa reqfaforap ^mlnmediiitmlyMem *2 mm-mmJmHH lose the#Jh<fa^if t» biff* ow 1 not presented within six months from this date. jj2T-tf .terignte*. Assignees’ Notice. M f’ ) <1 VI-/. BkLl'I d*€mm at,' t Savannah, Georgia, July 6, lfeSA*. Ubenndwslgned'havlhg hseahppofo^td mig—a of this Bate ter the purpose of a41aHtiag 2nd liqal- datiag Ms affairs, therterre all peraana. has lag claims against this earporotloa wiU preognt th*m,SMol bUl-holder* of this Monk are raqstMdtoikeaaMt tha same wHhin six months Rem this dote, or tkey^ will lose the'priority granted By otftal^'jmd"those, ta- dabted wnimshe Immediate payment to ' ■: BBISNAN, GEO. W. DAVIS, sepS-tf Assignaan. Academy ofSt. Vincent of Paul rpHK SXgRCISEsof the Academy of St. or Paul, condaeted by the Sisters of Mercy, wHl be resumed MONDAY, fith lost. Books will be i piled by the imitation at a moderate charge. - - Satiriiy, Kept. 29, 1899* w<yaim "- 1 H la the afternoon for the aeeommodatioa of chil dren. families sad schools, unable to attend at Rfoittfert Op«lra'Th>upe. ■a mm appsoraac* or me noopse i >. i Chthlrea admitted » “ pU- EXECUTRIX'S SALE. GEORGIA. SC RIVEN COUNTY.—Will M sold, the Coart House door, in Sylvan is, n said county, ths FIRST TUESDAY In January next, between < logii houraof uto, All that tract or parcel'of land lj in® and being _ arid county, containing -three hundred and eighty acres, more or less, butting and bounding by lands of Fr. Cooper, William Cooper. John Oomstot. WU- i V. Opie, and tends belonging to Bobt F- Thorny deceased, at the time of bte teeth, teld. teaetof rand hr situated between tbs filty-oteth and fifty- sevettth mile-pests, entbe Oaotert Bailrosd, end Mm on it, opened, shout fifty eerie; new under coltivn- tfon, that will make sixty (66f bushels of Awn per sere. If well cultivated; also, a very Urge md flap dwelhug home, not qafte «*»!*•?* one of the hesMWeet end mote ptomsteittn tee eounty. AU things considered,« to one ef Mtobest jtontition., for its size, in this or any ether Bounty of the Bime. Terms mede known oe dsy ofmte. _ gold by -power granted in Urn *■ «F WUste C. Cooper, te theNxecntfta. ; . . ' Forfnrtherperttcntefs, eppty fo fireplace, or by letter nddreseed te her.nt Ogeeehee P. O., to nid county. . ELIZA J. COOPER. se29-law«w Bsemteteof Wilson O. Cooper. Pubtfc Schools. EXERCISES of these Schools will be resumed * on MONDAY, October let Tuition free. Boys’ flruimfa find Boys’ iutenuediftto Bctaool in the bnia> ing corner of Barnard and Taylor streets; Girls'Gram mar and Girls’ Intermediate School -in the Mamie Boilding. corner of A be room and Gordon streets; Boys* sad Girls' Primary School in the Armory Hall rtoiutiap, oorucr of BnU.and State streets. Alter the 1st week scholars wiU be admitted on Mondays oaly. Parents snd olbers destring feu see the Superintendent og Teachers ou School Business will call at the Massie pntLMng between the honra of U and 12 o'clock, fihe gre open at aU tidies to parents and visitors. By order of the Board, . . ... f . . J. F. GANN. os2A2t SapenUendent. Farm for Sale. A DB8IEABU FARM, slteut 6X miles from Mkvanaab. touching the Varnoiftoell Rond^con teteing about 2uT acres, TO cleared. Tire land Je mUeble for the prodacrion of Wee, Mack er green Seed Cotton, and Vegetable*; good range for stock, and abandonee of Hard Weod and P.ne. Dwelling Sestroyed. Apply te BRYAN; HART RIDGE A CO., deVS-MMteovl Mice M Onr Hcase. 1HE GENTLEMAN who took ths SILVER SPOON T l — „ mad CORKSCREW from Oar House, on Thurs day night. 13 reqeemd to rotor if them. No question* will be steed. ROPE. 1 A A COILS GREEN LB A? jmt received, and XUv ter sale by BRADLEY. HILL * CO., No. IS Stoddard's Lower Binge. srplt-lmo Assignees’Notice. Tho anderslgnet*, having .been appointed Assignee of the Merchants' and Planters’ Bank, te prepared to enter upon hts duty. All MIHioUen; and other persons having claims against said Bank, are re quested to present the same for Hqnidatioa. And all parties indebted to the Bank -ore requested to make immediate payment. Bfllhoider* will lose their priority if the bills ore net presented Within six motlthf. HIRAM ROBERTA, au3l-tt J , NOTICE. i HAVE no farther interest in the Steam Saw Min near the Fifty-sixth Mile- poston the Central Ball road, saving sold.oat dll my interest in ssld Mill, it* eppar. tenon ccs oral business, to Mr. WILLIAM T. OPIE. of Screven county. JOSEPH OLAY. Savannah, SepL 3.18S6. '■ set-low«w» Coern Ties prutect the toes or childrrif One pair will oatwear three without lips. Sold every where. MAGAZINES FOR OCTOBER. Godey's Lady's Book. - Leslie's Lady’s Magazine. Bcmareet’s Itlnetrated Monthly. Harper's.Honthty. Atlantic Monthly. » ' Beedle’s Monthly. Ballon’s Monthly. The Galaxy. No. 11. Evary satnrday(Monthly and Waekly Farth 1 New York Weekly MigszIn/(Monthly tafl Week ly Fart). : The Old Guard. • . • Rcleetle Msgaxlne. Scott's Monthly Magazine, for September. * ,t Crescent Monthly, for September, Be Bow’S Review, for September. ' Bind We Love, for September. For sale by , . . ERHLb k BROTHER. Seer-tr Ball street, next to Poet Office. ner A. AISTSU-, | W. H IsMAS, Aa ^rgU. I tUW0, W«k. j^Liistell & Inman* ui c* No. » Will street, NEW YORJt. rhseasMBt the South. OwrMr. AusteO. of- ABmtee, will aitgiwe udrencemeffts tlwte. Cutt«t*“d meT- $habfiaa Will be forwarded to ns with djmotch y wrogente, Meson. Bradyjfe Muse*, of fareghh. Wa will exert oar heat energies to give sttMfssfica, Ad prosmte the Interest* of our peiroM. .. . ten from onr Boalbern friends^tegect- m IHHEIHIC1L IimUIEMS. ,, Purveyor’s CompMieij Five and six Inch Needle, fleales, Seles and TmIes* Mounted .fioil Drawing Paper. rtifOHH’SUUVflifi FAFESSy- ' ’ ^ ' FOR Rfttt BY Cooper* fUcotts & ranwiiy. heptS-ir HiXRSlON-HOUSE, Broad Street, hear CHARLESTON. S. C. rraig nnfialtr and wefl-known Boose, I t * -- irtbrn of the city, having rfcwft hrmtshed by the H It K RUTJf, 8, l armerfy «f the-iOsntMl final ot-Colambte, 8. Q.,) she aflteV ”rarateMnt!«umter»t end Day Boardsrttalmn, sn verei wTttor'wuhnut Board, If dmlnd^ Madame T. M. RUTJE8, T^.^h^SWte'^ft;: —' mediums in Ronth western Georgia. __ —— effiansnnah appreciate U cn account of Its *nt ford unfaltering advocacy of the ABtftUe “anbaabure cownrri ed wfththeArgaa hi and ndvertteements, and make eantmete for adver tising with oar merchants. K GNO. H. JOHNSTONE, AftnL Savannah, Sspt. 28. «ft aeST-tf Consignees’ Notice. nORMGNEBfl par Schooner ARLINGTON ore V hereby notified that she te this day discharging ox theMxehengedeck wharf. Ail goads rem*tntni> an her wharf after a sweet will be (tend at the eX a* and vhk of ewntm. . - ■ . m - HUNTBR * 6AMMBLL. f LOUR, BACON, SALT. R At COBH, OATS, MEAL, BRAN, ; . GRITS, Ac.. * At wholesale prteee; Sefl*-3t IK Bay street, Savannah. Agency iqr-Wour Mble. Apples,. Apples, 8 IIIS. BALDWIN’S. S bbls. Pippins, Freth and in gaud order, for sale, to arrive, by • » • A.X. OUNNIHUHASR 0.2P-St Comer Bey end Abet cma It eels Bagging. CA BALES GUNNY BAGGING, to arrive pet JU eteSmer MoatioJIo. from Ballon, fur s:" BRYAN. HAVTStDGE tala by . A CO. Law Notice. »1HK A BM _ UNDERSIGNED will practice LAW in the State and Federal ^Courts in the city of savaanah. JA9. JOHNBBN. Musical Card. reppectfolly err do that he has i ill IreBonron SMiW” lASSons oh Pianennd 1st, 1886. heS*-2t Wood, Wood. - TAME pleasure in informing my friends and tire . pnbUc teat I have established a WOOD YARD sdtolalnff fife Golf Depot, end MB -prepared to de-. Hver Wood of the net quality, ftee of charge, to any part of the city I VI me aria filer Boxer may be forma at the Ding Store, oor of Broughton and Haberebnm; st A. Fernandez k Bro.',, corner Bali and Broughton t Cooper, Oleotte k Farrelly, corner Whitaker and St. Jutlea streets JAS. B. MCINTOSH. Cor. Habersbehl and Jmree -treat" Land for Sale. mac SUBSCRIBER eftem ter sale 3845 acre* ftne X aad Fomawck Load, 46 miles tram Savannah, ito I mile* below Stilton 4% A. and G. R. R-, sad borflerlac npon the AMmnabs River Swamp. The kemmnrlr lend lenf nnsarpnseed fortuity. The ap hid to-well timbered With Fine, of roodqnslUy «ad •me. There teeBwemng of eix mom*, and eUne- iii isrj oathmms span the ptaoe. The neighboring tebrde mi nnanrpnened range lor Mock, the griace is a Mineral fipring, aconsuaced soel those ef Florida. hr InrnHdetoeqi Those wishing-to pgrehase am Invited t* examine -the tends and crop. Ike above piece to offered at fit per nte. • - - 1. F. KIBBK At Central Railrsed, barannah. _ Landreth’s New Crop GARpEN SEEDS JUST RECEIVED, and ter tele iDaay quantity, JOHN GILLILAND k CO. TO. MDNTBM AFTER DATE, application %ill X- wlU.b* OMoOgter learn KesaMte ef JAMES W, deefooed. ter the benefit of thA heir* and creditors ■ Site MfiffiS Xfoa noth day of September. 186*. JAMES ALDERMAN. «C88 tolmtlNMiater dp Eoqnr Hon. MOTICE TO SHIPPERS A AXD O. R. K.,1 t 26th, 184C F it (o pblnts an the ' rtoplreu to call m relfovbr* the ms - e after the Board, Board. ■ad LadteA r terms tar ene of toealttfoe la the '7t8gofokfeoadtitoeet, . Second <foor West’of Barnard. Notice. 3> r. -A:rcher, . , offers KIs the ckteearef Saran. •oilcirs. s share of patronage, r eh, German and English. Offii t street, coqwrMgttffemety. HNonpE^H be paid monthly. cehr* the above tax for the peat moteh lj-tf CROGKEB-Y, ■ CElX.j AND -J | . ^ V> 9 & examine ofir lists ofassorted crates, which corfiain .no unsaleable -floods, they havisg Ve^■n ! t , r ° ^ i Snrope expremly for this market. . I - . , . Deen PwctiJ 109 BBOTOHTON iTftEiyj SECOND DOOR FROM BULL STREET. ’ osplfotf Mew Advertisements. General Insurance AG E N C Y FIRE, MARINE, Rife and -A.ocideut. Notice. City op Savaxsab, Hpa7ih(w September 24 r tFORMATION having been that*practice pr.-vaa,mu on „ ‘ Ted Pf” over S* persons who h»Te died ofchSlera LT.^ thffrincra laniA nnmiuiu ra> At tie. sseem Sling,'thereby endm™^ Z iB »• W notice is hereby given that l* re?o..^ e lf - ■p” Will he permitted, “nd ,h a t i °rI M,t ' h cholera within the limits of th. rftt P!* d 5‘”: vritfain six 05) hours thieve ' SKre o ¥ “N place at night the bodv shaU be 1 U ! e , 4(:uh teRowing morning. Clti"e na ^™ J at da: ' 1:s - »U violations of the «bove re P’ ,este<i t"n By orter of His Honor," J. T. McFAEi,AKD,^I. I b!,He^th D Q«^ ) ''' Mi ' i vannoh. “ City sep244 RESIDENcl ‘ Eor Sale. INSURANCE EFFECTED. L088E8 PROMPTLY PAID. 89 BAY STMET, Savannah, Ga. WM. R. BOYD, Superintendent ef Agency. A, WILBUR, Sep-251 f General Agent. Notice. O^TCE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER, i DISTRICT OF THE CHATTAHOOCHEE, 5 - - ’ MacoS, Ga., September-2^ 18*6; J AEALED PROPOSALS' will be receigea at this office S^tiirs o'clockV. ni* THURSDAY, October 4th, IMS, (or the mttterittl #ft<i (^netracuoa of* a FENCE of sev enteen hundred lineal feet, male ow less, ttronnd the National Cemetery now being made at Lawton, Burke county, Ga,, <fn the Augusta and Savannah Railr«d. The ground is oue mile from the raftrfod fftaiiuu, om a good road. »..• SPECIFICATIONS FOR Ti» WORK. To be a picket fence 5 feet high, wjth panels 8 ‘feet long, fad to be built of the following materia!, and 8 snbsUottal and workmau ike munher. AU plumber .to be sdWQ and fixed without plaoiug. Pohts.—To be made of sound cedar of white oak lumber, 8 feet long arid 6 inches pqYiare, with caps of mine material*2^ tacbee 4hiek, projecting one inch, and bevelled on top.. .To be charred and aet three feet in the ground, and the ground to,be v^U tamped. Fence Rails.—To be made of Georgia pine, cedar, cypreae or oak, 8 feet long, 5 inches wide, and *2 inches tbiok.. To have a tenon on*each end 2>s inches long, and LV inches thick, anS mortised into the pocta. * Fence Pick Eta.—To be made of goo<| Georgia' or white pine or. eppreag, to be 5 feet long, 33£ inohes Wide and 1>« iitobes thick, a£d pointed on top. To bo fixed with beef quality of fence nails, 4 to each, picket. ONE Gate.- 1y> be 10 feet wide and made to open in centre. Stiles to be hiade oi good Qeorgia or vddto pine, 3x4; croa rails and pickets same aa in fence. Gate Rosts.—To be made of sound cedar jor white oak limber, 8 feet*6 inches long and 12 inches square, andtohav^a cap 3% inches thick, projecting If* niches and bevelled on top. To be charred and set 3 feet to toe ground. Hinges.—.The gates to be hung with strong hook htoges, 20 inches long, sad fixed with boltt^n* Fastenings.—To be fastened at tho bottom with c hook and staple, attached to striking posts in ground; also a latch and keeper fixed 3 feet from the ground, and good padlocks. > Lime Wash.—The entire fence, when fixeck to* have one cost of good lime waih on both sides. The whole to be done in the best style, according to specifications, and to the satisfaction of the under signed. , Bidders will please specify the price per lin€al foot at which they propqpe to do ike work; will give their toll names and addresses, and accompany, tbfir bids by ths written agreement of two responsible pnrfsns to become their sureties. Bids can be sent to this office by mail, and bidder* ate invited to be psyeent at the opening of tbe some.. The necessary papers will be sent by.me to the cob- erector for signatures, be to fnmiah stomps. The work to be commencedee soon as contssete -signed, and to be completed on or before the 201k ef October, 1866. *Bids to be marked “Bids for constructing fence,' and addressed to the undersigned. E. B. CARLING, Brevet Lt. Col. and A- Q. M. U. S. A.. Chief Qnartenaaster District ef Chattahoochee, I will state, for the information of all paetieu AS there is a good saw mill at Lawton. srt»26-7t FOB SALE, 0NE MACARTHY GIN, second hand. Will be sou cheap. CHARLK3 L. COLBY A CO., .sept* Opt. Bay and Abereorn sweets. Johnston, Woods & Co., General Comnris'n merchants No. 10 Iteddani’l Lower Roogr, SAVANNAH, OA - eepi-tr D. J. TRACY & 60, Sureeseo. te D, 9. Cobeo, •' * nmmnaini miinte- - LADIS8' DRESS TRIMMINGS, ORNAMI^ ' b PHSJt WGE8TKD8, AND PARIS JAAUI GOODS. No. MS Btoadway, corner of Duane street, anjrt-4afo • • " ' “ - ' Kafr Toor^ | f ■yjyHi, RE-OPEN HRS SCHOOL Ot the Chatham Academy bn rhilSHi of Pewter next- tBfkktmwirn ■Wesleyan* FEMALE COLLEGE,- . MACON,'GEORGIA. irffil TWENtY-NlNTH ANNUAL StSSIDN opens 1 oc ' octubor let, with a compftfe FacoBy. Charge for Taltkw sud Board, Including fuel, Waeking and Hghte. SIM per term.. Music, with aae.ef pf per: erm. Three terms in Hie .scholastic ye< e terms in Ihe.acbolastic; ment due at tbe first of each tetm. For jonsMns address- J. M. BORN] REMOVAL.. 308CPR A (Lite ef Gotfimbm, Gm,7find Reuao-red to 14 BtoGdlaxrt’* ^FF*v ^lONSlQNMKNTB of Cotton. Wool eaO frodnee .Goods I ■ dispatch. owmrmww "w - .I,—.... Goods far the Interior torwaroa* witk Wf Wanted, BLACK 10,000 Corner Bay and Al ae*:-tf Wanted,; ^ talk’s e%,tofinsfotalnUaWes, JtewblehaUkenlprlre will be paid on delivery te tho Nows «Ml Hotted office. M I OFFER for sale my RedOetm ... extensive grounds, ritnatedUiSn*. slrshle anil besatifnl part or Ttm The TT.in.O I. lore. 1B *h« The House is large, hau.lsomc a, , , ment; toe Gardens large, pruducuveaiidharv! arranged; the Orchard contains many vzSi? eel lent Irnit, and the Vini-jord three » ■ grapes. The water Is abundant au.l eieel'e Tbe place contains 80 acres, the whole go building lots. Streets are already laid offa E. goin# up around Ihe place. Apply to J s. J. coalson, Thomm - Or BHADLEV, HILL a co,- gep251ra Saraimg NOTES DISGOUNTEI DAVID R. DILLON, Bank, sepgg-tf BAY STREET. Georgia Chemical Works - OF SAVANNAH, GKORCU. W E ARE NOW PREPARED to supply & with a sup. Superior brand of FAJWXI.V SOAP, For tlie Laundry, It has no eupetior. Jt is uu-io In quality, and every box warranted. It is now iu use by ma u y iauitliva ut .heeiir. ing perfect satisfaction in every cast.ar,,\ hj, t, imrudncedlnto the l/Hiindries of thepriuSpiiioi t • iheexemaion oi ail uloeo. Orders. addressed to the un,li,r:,.y-:ej *h prompt gttenlibn. PURSE & THOMAS, AfoBfiMfl teEUReiA-L-HElHIC AL « ORI gfp:Mw 117 Bay S’treet Cfliw Bruton ani Joffersifn Offer for sale the following Stock of GROG JEKIKS. &c, BCL3. FLOUH, varioud grades 100 bbla. Porto ltico ami AIiiKovjfo Saar . 100 bD’s. Clarified Sugnrs. 20 bbls. Crushed and Powdered Su»»r. ft 0 souks Rio Co&o. . • so mats Java Coffee. >. ids caddies Green and BlarirTeae-tt ISO boxes Soap. 60 boxes assorted Candy. . M hbde. Bacon. S bhdA Sugar-cured Hams. ‘tSpackagesLealEhrd.’ IGtij 90 bbla. Sytnp. ’ 20 bales Assorted Yarns. 20 boles Gnnsy’.Clotti. > } 20-Mas Domestic!. * 10,003 yards Soa Island Cotton. ’ ' 606 lbs. Twlfie. 25 bote* Chewing Tobacco-;* midd le boxes Grant® Wifliams’. ’ 20 boxes Choice Chewing. 50,000 Segars, various brands. Together with ▲ FULL STOCK OF GOODS LN . LINE. We also offer bush. White Corn, choice. -. 3,060 butlk-Feed, *>• , V •3Qi.VfafttIvJLi U: * -. 200 sacks bran. t.«SS bates Bay. Mill For Sale, f \NE Batton k Blake’s STiAM-PCMP. i" celI; ° r4er ‘ fcHARLES L, COWY 4 « Cor. Pay and AbercarafS® J. E ESTILL, rd agdjob Printer DS. .sAteffng PflOPfl jj uni ueaus. Circnlare, Handbilb. Law Blanks, anffevery descripuon of Pn to onto. Ai‘ from the country promptly atte 'j rt g ^rlLt ’ 'BcraldOffit Sanjaalt Bagging. > OUMNYFAGFINC djref w “* r oelip,fromBostoD. - Fo^satel^g f Bope. fresh .supply ^ S'coni W E have received a u™. ..,-™ lffie ROPE, which we sell low JO .eegerat , iii | >1 beat Rockland LIME. « w JIMS * sep27-3t —- iff 2SSSMRsagg» tl -& il^ffie tea d ®-. be 2°S|‘5|, r the hen’'- 1 ■ \ MjShEW T. DELOACH,) StTUATWN MG’BBlis^^g^^ week,* 1 , orW? R0«; A W, IwailBBiiy aauh-sfliBiaaft oe2TYt Dray Book Los ’ *■ a.srtd 'for Hf>. w«lhe^4‘7, 'h*9 J-' this effice. or to JJseareiors- , ship by ralfroed uA ^ jfYAh; ■efT-St s-asasss®