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The Daily News anc BY s. W. MASON. SAIBUKL W. MASON SdUoK w. T. THOMPSON Associate Kdltor. Official, Paper of the Citt Ai?S?ST CIRCUtATIOM IKTH^CITT AMD CnUST* FRIDAY OCTONKK M, MM‘ POIfli»TKS* Are authorized to receive sub«*iption»ror the NEWS AND HERALD. Dsily.-Tri-Weekiyaad Weekly, at our advertised rates... TO OCR COOHTRT FrSkNDS. As much interest isfalt throughout the country In regard to the prospect* of the cotton End other crops we will be grateful to our planting friends and others In the interior tor information omKnstesbject. Those who have opportunities for obtaining valuable infor mation in regard to the growing crops, the working of the free-TSbor system, sod kindred matter*. of gen eral interest, will con*» » Ueot by communicating the seme to urn. ccrtnmNG-sooii changed. The Business Office of Ihe News aSd Herald is removed to the room* immediately over those recently occupied.' Entrance by the large stair-way next door^rest. IMPEACHMENT OF TJIlfi PRESIDENT. The success of the Radicals in the late elections makes it almost certain* that they will attempt, at the next session,-to impeach the President of the United States. The provisions of the Constitution in regard to impeachment are as follows : “The President, Vice--Prfl$idrmt, and all civil officers of thoUnited States ehall be removed from office on impeachment for and on conviction of treason, bribe ry or Other-high crimes and misdemeanors.” “The House of Representatives shall have the sole ppwer of impeachment.'* “The Senate shall have the sole power to tryMli impeachments. When the President of the UnitdT States is tried, the Chief Justice shall, preside, and no person shall be convicted without the concurrence of two-thirds of the members “PreMMit. v Judment in case of impeachment shall not extend mr- ther than to removal from office and disqualification to hold any office of honor, trust or profit under the Uni ted States.” ‘-In case of removal of the Presi dent irom office, &c„ the powers and duties of the same shall devolve on the Vice-President, and tnetJou- kress may provide by law for the case of removal and death, resignation or inability, both of the President Vice-President, declaring what officer shall-then ad as President, and such officer shall act accordimjly, until the disability shall be removed or a President shall be elected.*' On which of the above grounds ennumer- ute<l by the Constitution the impeachment will be based, has not' been indicated by the leaders of the party. The constitution de- fimjs.treason to consist in levying war against the United States, or in adhering to their enemies,Tgiving them aid and comfort. It can hardly be possible that they Wjllproceed on this ground, as it is well known that lr$ has not only been faithful to the Constitu tion, but he has not. been a traitor-tb their party, for his policy of reconstruction was that of Abraham Lincoln and endorsed by- their own Congress. It will not be on the charge of “bribery,” for, that has never Joeau intimated against' him. Nor can it be on the allegation that he has been guilty of a “high crime and misdemeanor,” unless to labor for the restoration of the Union is such iUlhOR OF NORTHER* JfiffiWItef A oijists. / •- A general ConfeifiMce’of thsMetbodlrt Episcopal denomination was recently held at Quincy, Illinois, VbcltflllMffi Mia *°“ r j , ll ~°' sas, Nebraska; part of Iowa and Illinois The Convention, which was composed of over a hundred members, was presided over ical pTocllYiUnsr uerore adjourning - it adopted resolutions,without a dissenting voice commending the late Congress for the pas sage of the Constitntional "Amendment and bUfefWmiW PunmarnCwaff 1 ' fleuuuuetng President’s policy of conciliation.' The Methodist Conference' of Indiana, which assembly! at Uporte soq^ime since^ fpetod with political radicalism and sectional hatred, where is the ground for hope that a conservative and healthy fefttfoftti sentiment wiH ever prevail among the Northern people? It is no wonder, in view of events of this •character, thal‘tft'8«rtto;i*>0t<&VW> despair of receivingjustice at the hands of The second National Council of the Bo- man Catholic Church is now in session in Baltimore. The first concil occurred in May, 1852: There hate bach other .COCnpjM, but none of such a choraoter—provisional and di ocesan councils—the first of which was a diocesan synod held in 1791, when there were but 21 priests in this country. There are now 2500.’ '-*1 It is stated that the main -object ot the •present council is to promote uniformity by amelioration of ^Ijspipliae, and all that be longs to the ministerial functions in tne va rious Arch Dioceses and Dioceses of the Uni ted States. No theological questions can be considered in the council, as that is a work for no subordinate body, but for a world s council, like that pf Trept, ; ava, 1815. jNejy sees will probably W ipactAd/nAv wsfocte formed, and the clerical force of the church largely increasad ThpJ*!*>4 iu ' lu - gurate a plan for the religious and moral in struction of the freedmen. NIGHT DISPATCHER. FROM WASHINGTON. ' its effect u: APPOINTMENT* BY T^g PRESIDENT. :& A DESTRUCTIVE FRESHET. Wasnmdmk^ W-Jt dbpitffii th#, Philadelphia Ledger this morning, dated at Waahing- ton, saaramW yMA.tke greghtaanhad PSWOtaMI certiiii inurnsuoriM^ Attonwj Oenarai m- pectins tho riforintlUifoaHtyM ObngresS,mid tartan opinien in writing wokMb* gfiren against tbolEgmii- ty ot that body. The dkyfoh reused great Eenmtion. the elect frwyg felt (piite. aerinoaly Tn merchantile cir- . , . ... , dee. GoldmadeM«dsMia*tosi7i4nrijpE. the day. ow- thdM who are swayed by prejudice andpaa- mg nuts influent Thereto authority for saying, lura- ? f T -f T Jf /' f "" I that the tartrqs.it to Wt i* aecordence with the ■* submitted by the PiiM3ra»te rite tart tatara Ot the ~ Gov6^aAaH> Mi ’dT «« * Th* Pwrtderitto^ejr appointed WtakbMriJfeffitogn. of Louisiana, BBXWI Writal of tbS United 8tatas Legattop at Pari*. ^ - Heavy lahi his been billing since yesterday. aRer- noon, The streams In this vicinity are. very urata* swollen and bee* property. ' ..fSTWTfJTfi if ARRIVAL OF ARERJIAN. DIPLOMA. ,:”9D;L3T*r*.:V •{ i San Foancisco, Oct. 11.—Japan advices of Sept Alb report the arrival at Yokotuuas of Pen. Van Valhe*. burg, C. S. Minister to J*Mm.-aa34a«m Burlingame, Hiiiister to China. Both were on a visit to Jeddo, ifurkngcnie was expected to leave-soon for China. The Italian Minister had given a banquet French Minister ou beard the athamer Magenta, which subsequently left Jtor China. The Minister prd- - ! ceeds to Pekin hr the purpose .ot making a treaty lip- tween China and Italy. u ■ an offence. Inflated with arrogance and presumption, by the result of the elections, they will soon begin to show their hands, and let the pub lic know their programme. If they try the experiment, we imagine they will meet with difficulties they little expect. - ,Thb Florida Connection—The Live Oak Connection.—A gentleman who came from Savannah several days ago, informs us, says the Floridian Journal, that be has it lrom the best authority, .Col. 8creveu himself, that the work of laying the track of the above road will be completed by the 15th iust., and that the cars will commence running through* to Savannah on or about the 20th. JoSt think of it—only a day> journey to Sayan-, uah! Breakfast in Tallahassee, and tea there! Why, we begin to - feel alreadv-lhat .V we have made a move out of the wood* a Considerable distance nearer the great arte ries of trade and commerce, and that we are a great people, with superior facilities and an illimitable amount of undeveloped re sources, who are just beginning to be appre ciated by our Georgia friends and the rest ot mankind! Hurrah for the Live Oak Con nection ! FROM BALTIMORE. HEAVY AMD DKBXRUOTIVE RAINS. //! - * ' ** - ’ • Bitnuay^Oct. *3—The recent heaty nim her* flooded ail the streams iu this vicinity. The. lev* pi life and property iu considerable. A Jama- her of mill dams and bridges have been carried away. .ciia at/Iic i\L 11U J 0 OHIO ELECTION. MARTIAL LAW. It would appear from recent military oc currences in Florida and Texas that, not withstanding the late proclamation of the President t5 the contrary, martial law is still in force in the Southern Slates. If >he . military authorities in the States • can, in a season of profound pcaee, abrogate civil rule, and set up military power, it seems to us there is no guaranty for liberty. Martial law is simply the. subversion oi all law, and the substitution for it of an irresponsible govern ment of force, which prostrates the com munity over which it is established at the feet of militaiy power. Upon ^kat pre text of authority the military assume to dis place civil law with the sword or mus ket, it is impossible to conceive. Certainly we shall look in vain through the constitu tion.and laws for justification for such odious and high-handed measures. If we are in stale of peace, aa the proclamation of the President informed us, some time since that we were, there is uo excuse for this asurpa- tion’oi power. The important question now is, who is responsible for these usurpations, and where are they to stop ? Arc they to be repeated in State after State until the entire South is again made subservient to military dictation and military rule? Are wc to have an oligarchy of military rulers upheld by bayonets ? Is a military dictatorship to be substituted for the republicau form of Gov ernment under which we have flattered our selves we were living once more, and had, under the constitution aud the President’s theory of the indestructibility of States, a right to live? ' ” '. ——i—.——.. . Fiendish Outrage. The South Carolinian says that on Satur day night, a little after dark, four negroes entered the residence of Mr. John Davis, near Columbia, and firing a gnn as they en tered, riished into the adjoining room where Mr. Davis was lying on.tbe^bad, and aa.be attempted to rise, knocked him down with a clnb and continued to beat him until Se was insensible. They then enrsed his wife, ordering her to “hush up,” or they .would kill her also, and proceeded to ransack the house, carrying off everything that was valu able, including clothing, a gun, watch and silver ware. They then left, and Mrs. Davis, bordering on distraction, and still afraid to go or send for assistance, proceeded to. alle viate the condition of her husband; She watched over him throngh the whole night, and then dispatched a messenger to her near est relative and neighbor. The polke were put upon the track, and got trace of the stolen articles, but had not succeeded in arrest ing the guilty fiends. Mr. Davis lies .in a dangerous condition-. Preparation or Cotton for Market.— We took occasion, a few days since, to sug gest briefly the importance of taking more care in the picking, ginning and packing of cotton. It is largely owing to carelessness or indifference in the prepaq^ion of the sta ple for market, that anticipated prices arc not realized. Many thousands of pounds are lost by the insecure .nu^ne? in which cURCot is baled by many of bur planters. Tins 1 carelessness is most singular, when-it • must be known that wastage isjuevitable, and that Nagging sells on the tale a^one-half itoorigi- naloosL What, folly, then, as a cotempora- y says, in planters to Stint the use of bag ging in B»o|»T*y protesting tfeo Mil* of <*>t- ten.: And yet, fa* tike want •i ginb tion loss is constantly ensuing in classifica tion and price. ■ i i .— ■ ■ ‘ f - f i National Express CowaNT.—The friends of this Express, says the Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, will be gratified to learn that its recent embarrassments have been removed by a re-organization of the Company on a basis that will secure its success. Six hun dred thousand dollars of eight per cent pre- ■ferred stock is to be issued to the r m. This intelligence reaches us • reliable special dispatch from iIlIT Special Notices. Chatham Steam Fire Engine Company. The tret Regular Meeting of thfw Company will be held at their lisll on SATURDAY EVZ1USQ, October 13tb. at § o'clock. Punctual attendance ia reqaeated. Bv order of the ocia-at , nacuTiTR coMByn EE. Notice. The gtatMag-saasNItflsal L*»h Asso ciation-hi Savannah will hold IW fltatun. ettngAA Thursday Hvkkikq, 11th Instant, at 7.S o’clock, at the Fireman’s Ball. Stockholders who desire to pay their Instalments previous to tbs meeting, can do au by calling on the Treasurer. AU Block remaining oS- paid on that night Wiil DC resold. - -i ..i aOM If'MBWJS. oc9-3t Treasurer. Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned, having been appointed Assign* of the Merchants* sod Plaster# Bank, la prepared to enter upon his duty. All tiUlholdsa, and other persons having claims agataat mid, Bank, are re quested to present th* aarae for liquidation. Aud all parties Indebted to the Bank are requested, (u make immediate payment. BtUhoiders will lose their priority If the biTlppre not 'preset six months. . , MftAM aUfiKKTS, ao31-tr Assignee. Academy of St V (ncent offapli rjtHK KXRBC18C9 of the Academy of -S^ VIscett or Pan), condactod by tlfc JUstfra of MerCf.'aiTl be resumed MONDAY, Hth *WL. will be sup plied by the Inshtutloti at a modefat*charge. Assifirflees ? Notice. The undersigned having been appointsil assignees of the Farmers* and MedhanUs’ Bank of riarannah. Georgia, hereby notify bill-holders and other cLiim ants against thrsatt Bank to present ihe earns fur B qnldation,andaUpetste*Iaf*#tatf jtsjthe Bank *r« required to mnVM*pilB )n)uflitl Bill-holders will lose their priority if the bills aye not presented within six months from this dale. - JOHN RICHARDSON, Notice. The Mechanics’ Baring and Loan Association of 8a- vaonah, having made to ibe undersigned an assign ment of all of its property and effaets, for the benefit or Its creditors, all persons having claims against the corporation are requested topfdrent .them to the an dersIgDed, and all persons Indebted to said corpora tion grill make payment to ( C. W. W. BRUIN, Assignee of Mechanics'Saving and ' aep^Sm Loan Association of Savannah. INSURANCE! gAVANSAH, a A.. AUGUST 30, lg«e. THI Bnderstgr.ad wonM reapaotfnlly Inform their friends sad the pnbUc that they are prepared tb ofihet PIre and Marine Rieka la the following first class companies, at established rates, and aoltett a abans of patronage: INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, oi NATIONAL BAN UNO INSURANCE COMPANY, of Slf teW*. Mo. < ' • >- - iil A CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., or St. Louts, Mo. PERKY INS. ANDTRUOTCO., Marlon, Ata. j JOHN W. ANDERSON A SONS. sepl-3m Ooraer of Bryan and Drayton streets. Assignee’s 1 haring I Notice. prepdred (5 enter upon and other pereime hating claims apMkt tbegahi Bank, an requested to prepent the same for It^iAou- tlon, and all parries indebted.to ltd Bwrt oiwta-- qoested to make fismsdlsn* paymees. ' BUI hotden will lose their priority if the bma are not presented within six months from thl»d*ie.' 1 JOHN C. FERRILL, anS-km ' ' \ Aeslgnee.' Hod teal IsMrity IW». CntOhlriiATi, fid. lR-.Retinfs 4S aaimtUagkve L' mfj< tlifbe counties win probably reduce the majority to 43,000. General Morgan. Democrat, Is elected to Con greu io tbQ 13th Di(itrict. ^ New You, Oct UfrpoM Ml. J^ampra 106. Tens 99X- Fives 113X- Coupons, sixes 113>4. Floor dull, sales 700 bbls Southern at fill 90@*16 25. Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn lc better; sales 96,000 bbls. Oats labdtter. Pork firm at (33 20. Afrd haavy at 16X^19^ Whiskey' tern: - ' Cotton higher at 09®40c. pales 2,000 bales. Rice steady. Turpeutiue 69d70. Rosin )4 37@*» *0. ; *' 1 '»'* 1 THEATBEt POBITIVXLY TaAflT TWO NIGHTS ' OF T*B MADAME GHIOWI AND SIoWHM # SUSINI’S . ■ CRAMP ITAIilAW OFSSA. MAIWfRAKOSCH .Dlraetor. AFRICAN •ads* the sue us IBlllUWH HSiMM ■ coetiW.nl, ere complete, and win be p TBI8 FRIDAY EVENING, October 12th. nVtek. with a srandear and fiJSKS lAHNShu with entraoee Jo th* nray aacUoneeL*om ev«r .^miscellaneous. notice. 1 Bay debts oentratted by Ihe crew. , * * IN*CO., A#nte, iet«d by th- L J OUILMARTi: CHATHxII : eePSan At CHAMsaas, September 23,1333. coaelierad sad erdend hr the be. and'he is hereby anSSieJ^em poW*red directed to 1 reby and collect, ra 3 tax for dm pee- sasffis every o3e handled doUara worth of property re- lurwWbeeemraaAnaatrawmawraiagrag—nehonA every male inhabitant of thtfeoanty, on the firetdsr to pay th* county debt, to meet expanses 01 the Oonnqr Court, and increased expenses of the Jail at the present parted, aa^ p^er ,*ntor*ee«n expendl-. “SSi it is farther ordered, test fifty per eentnm on • tb. State tax be collected frost oU-prartltioner* of DRAMATIC ghe rart embraces an krrayef dtWriaratiraa. lf mnt, aaniimeion mr tyric ried*» Hlgti Pricbt ef the lirama arar--..—...---aj-iaa S3SEEr;.r'ii5sfflS;- kt CoanscUora. Inqnisltors, Bailors, ludlass, At- it-ndants aud Ladle#. Grand Orehetura ahtfcr the Bawa of Btf. NICOLAa TheCheniae* havwheeu la rehrarwri ftr thr past two mouths, unji-r the direction of ihe Chomptltor, signor L.SstH. rh« *T*nd Mira «a Hesne andsr the direction of Signor D. Coletri. Nomas.—Ok aoeonnt of the greet length of the Opera, the Deow will open at Vand the 0«J*O*ej- ture will commence at TK o clock. Hi® inineict ii re«nectfuny KQUeited to he in thelf Nits Itl flliflN SSSra tnWShst all may rajey theopenlagof rite Opera. An Increased wrpa.of gentlemaoty will lie In attendance to conduct the audience distal/ to thelrsrete. On SATURDAY EVENING, Octehtt 13th, 1 ’ ■' Beselnl's Chai mlug Opera ' ■ “ IL BARBIERE Dc 8EVIGUA. Madame Amelia StrakoShh. and Hgnoti A rdowatn and culetri In the principal role*. • , Tkikefc-for sale for each Opera night daring dav. froaa» o’clock a. m., at J. C. Schrelnet A Son’s jgric Store. •”* 15 Flour, Sugar and Rice. atvnms CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, • barrel* A Code* Sugar, < 2& bags prime Rangoon Rice, just received and for tale by 0*12191 '■ EDWIN E HERTZ h CO. Hams! Bacon!! Mobil. S iiBiLh, Oid. 11.—Cotton sales to-day 1.000 bales. SUngs33®37e.; factors asking tall price* market firm. 5 TIERCES Canvassed Home, S3 tierces Namber ISboakleva. 4 hogsdesda dear Bide*. 3 begs heads C R Sides, and 3 begsbeeda R Sides, landing this day, apd for sal* on wharf by - ^ri5l7T»ci»<at bbyan, habtrxdor > ca UTATb UF URDUUU—CUAl'UAM COUNTY—To O all whom It may concern: _ „ ^ Wbeoms, Baeeh D. Hendry will apply a* tb* Craft of Ordirary lor letters of administration of Tj^nid.. J. Gill, lata of said county, < Thera are, therefore, to cite rad admenlah all wbara 3 may donee ra, to be sad appear before said Oowrtto make objection, if any tbey have, oa or before the drat Monday in December next, otherwise said letters will naeramy official sign star*, tfaia 11th day of Q<<»- ber, 133d D. A. Q’RXRNR. 00X8 , t I Augusta Market. AcacsTA, October 11.—Cotton active; sslee SIS bate* strict middlings at .36X3936C. s New Advertisements. Just Received. NEW STYLES DB^S AP GLQAH jc / iJO .A 1. trimmings. Juttons, *< h Of tli2 V/ e J A It) ^21 French. Clorsets» :■ 'io OHJL jilj j[HT HOSIERY, &C., - nai AT •vo. •; - •'r * j y . • - J. Cw Maker & Co’d ?ew Store, *hd imtoler 1 ; tfoC* cor. nttniihflru* 0012 ■ .r.. London Dock Gill. rp WEIgl^JV^m^ DUXy^’a. r^^le by £. F. Mctcaltc. e. tmtmim -Ghttpsi Comm issipn - ; T i. * i-blju.i iiiJi-TiH Forwarding. .Merchants, No. | Stoddard’s Lower Range, Bag SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. , Cash adrance. on oonsignmnnts to Norton. SUagh- terh^Co., {Jew York, end John K GHliiptt A (^..LIt- «■ T# The Public. BlfTTRRFfELD, will aHU be lupbopradter um an flegtfMk* p#w jy wrav # attention bestowed on them la formerly', and too l Uc favor, already *0 wall established as The Hagai of tbe nest iMaaagasatafr; tar HILL’S HAIR |DYM. SO < ■»iy a j ' urnips. UMbsh, 23 barrek Jaetaon Mbtre Petatora, J/ qtu - 33 barrels Tnralpe, . now landtagh and Hr asl* by OcH-21 . L. t. QP1LMAETPIA OO. • ,-,4 11.1 v/ u 13_ j n OorvwaTiraMgtegtthe Mb# of chMrtt’h riwm?— On* ti ah w Sdtmtlhree wlthoat tip*. Sold every * tMs.’ ,*»JI jrl fe>r Beni. * COMMOftrtCB ~ ? -*>*»* *ER**W# o. 0. a 1 f » - LANDING, BACON, CHEESE, P O TATO ES, ONIONS, *6. OA CASKS Sides. Shoulders and Hams, extra Ov choice meat, 100 boxes Cheese, assorted, 100 barrel. Potatoes, peacb blow, ■ 33 barrels White QnlOBA - 1 90 hell-barrels F M Beef, selected expressly for family use, ' 13 half-barrels pig Pork, aelectad eapreeely for family nee, . 10 quarter-barrfb Soused Tripe, For aiii by * oclMteil HOLCOMBE A CO. New Style Dress Trimmings Oqj] 1 f < '“AND ^ Jl MllliWifry Goods, - Just reehlfed at - MS. LOUIS’. H andsome cloakw. docks, Batton*, Ftathen, Flowers, Riblwns. Velvets of all colon, Cords, Tassels. Ac Hate :uuu mi. dollar apwsrds : “ sa*ss?as*!Js&"''' amino for yoar«elf t at lltcS n. L ooU-lw No. 1GL Coisrcie street, op fltohl ’ Co-partnership Notice. mas undersigned have this day entered Into Oo- X-aartaendup under the firm name of B. W. 90U> MOKBACO., lor the transaction ol a General Shoe Business, at 169 Congress street, City ol Savannah. B. W. aoLOMUMt J. D. 9X11H. October L I960- eell-tf OUBK Wiutt Ja., Telfair cotfoty, Oa. A.C.JfiOU4 Tatfair cotmiy, ua, . J, McRAE A WILCOX, Commission Merchants, ,14 STODDARD’S CPPEll RANGE BAY ST.. SAVANNAH, OA., Conrigamenta respectfully soltcltril. Liberal ad vances made topUntArt on Cdtton, Ptodncs, Ac. oclo-2w • NEW WHITE -WHEAT. piOU» In baBeip and halt barrels. Family Rye Floor In barrels and eaokc. ocia-at ■ A- WlLfltty A CO. IJafi) Laths and Hay. 1 QAA BAimCLB be»i Betklsad Una, 133.3H LathA 66 bales Hay, _ Bow iradtag from reteenerE Dederi, wad foeaalh IO "lmdt •' W/. GPILMARmr* OO. albums. ArlnpMgdtMIlaslecctdamtaef • PHOTOGRAPH »UO>A comnriekw over fifty dlBerent varieties, and holding from ten to two hundred pictures. COOPER, OLOOTT9 A FARRELLT. ode • oer. 8L MN and Whimher etreete. HATS AND' CAPS. Now opra a* the -SAVANNAH HAT STORE, ' wf • ! HATS Af» CAPS. >1A00 tof +Bj Iaoe, viioi for narciifl or a MsflCmflltt oMy, «1 net proMnted bv mwt .and Want erary egmu at MOM1 engaged 111 MX D* lottery^ or ratera*eof ikeehaiacter in Chatham tram. 1 OBO. r. HABRIFM, . ^^iSmjNiSwf* coq. ‘ L.’ *ii< :**- ' '- L-.', 4* i»: / -ir: > n" Sanderson * & Wilkinson, DEALERS nr SADDDLKBY, . trWjlire'. SEMOTED TO KABTiHDS MAKXET Btk, <■ - -• v» j! yi V BetWMn St Jkliaca anfl VryM SHu • ! H W ■ .j 0 oclI-2t GUNNY CLOTH. .at BALES Gnnuy Cloth landing, and tor rale by Au • -J-.! in For thbEast anb staunch stoop Marion and Caroline, now Ivin/ at the lower Hire DIE Wharf, This veaasl la ES&SSESB&EftiZ tug capable of taking l/ht hold. .A»|« Bast Bro*^* Notify; LL PEP SONS harihgelstwn agaPet tbe estate of the. tat* Margaret Condon, deceaeed, are hereby notlledra p»e*e*t.the*eta.yproperly*»«»<' ed; and all indehtad to arid estate will make pay ment to M. J. Ford. EM .'Attorney at LaW. ' B. D. ARNOLD.1 1 J1-2W JOHN RYAN, j Mtu-wui. Dissolution of Co- Partnership RxVayaxH, October tat, ISM. rjpRK Radical Oo-partnership heretofore existing be tween Dr. J. M. SCHLEY and myac-lMs hereby dis solved from and alter thU data. ocll-3'.* LOUIS A. FALUGASr, R. P. rwxTKitrs MERCUAN^ ■m* -A‘ THEI STOCK OP FILL ihS WITTES |RY NO OPENED, BOUGHT ffljfiSSSStT FOR Tffg -tv ■ ST. ,nq.: ;:L SOUTHERN JOBBING TRADE. Ill and 113 Congress Street , E. X SMYTH E % CO. Importer and Dealers in CHOCK EH V. AID GLASSWARE, H AVE NOX ON iIND land are constantly receiving addition* thereto;, the LAEOFST STOCK olih Itare°GoodI tThs. “rar been offeraAln thfr market wtttab they are prepared.u.^ilMpmi.i low a. they Cun be It.glu In New York er any Northern city- raamlhe onr tads ef Murted orates, which contain no Europe expressly fufta. market. ora respectrnlU’ invited to cill ail a, they having Teen purdnwj gl 109 BROUGHTON STREET, Iecond door from Binji strret. New Awertisements. WOOD. HOUQI6SWORTH100. COIltSSIQN KKH1HT5, MACOS, GEORGIA. Etpudal attention wllLbe given to (he execution of CottenOrders, which weaolietr. - ’ PETERS A HOLLINCWORTH. COTTON SHIPmO AlJb GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SroDnxBD’s Urns Rasas, Bar Stbsst, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. u E VERY tactuty offered for coohgaraenia and axe- cution of order*. Liberal advance* nra-ie on Cotton ahlnpeil to onr friends in E«w York, 3sIri on shipped to onr fr! land Philadelphia. T H JB CO.’S General Pureh replug Afleihey, Bf Breadway, Eaw Fork. jona w. caErieoyor. ....... .Of Annsre (Orargta; CanatUatlonallat. Vies FUIW Aon SnOhkTAJlT. TJURCHASB to order any arttcl* wanted, ringiy or X Inqnaaitte.horatidadw KM* Boron*,for ojntumera or dealers, for use or wear, eotuton dr luxury, and at price* guaiaeteeff ukhdv fiaueuMk* “^^^MwW-.mmir.md ffir aB p*rirtte»le-grasa, dun stack. Ac. aremittance with tbs order, or aroxiaion for city payment when filled; finder ten dmiare—U. S. 9. Oeu.minikin on atoox orders and age goods, five percent On staple goods loMuantities, m chlhery. inpliktki and' vaulcteh, the asaal traSa cemraw- alnaa. Conrignoanu of produce- reoetvad In ramtt- tanee, and promp^ynd care rally attended tet ihe oa tultaat Udteg. AU orders for CAKK1EOTOH JkCO., left with Agents of the Southern Express Company, !aa Rov- renment at any spvelopw will be forwarded free of charge. Address letters to oefi-*t» • " caerimqton a go. For Sale. ,000UpfHl ATLANTIC A GULF H. % BdBOB. V Apply to *. M. FOOTM4N, Exchange Building. Wanted, fey a <£eotl*man,‘*{br Klmaelf, -Lit- News The Chanesten '• •* %*•»**• ; J4TT‘J11«. , ,st.' it MM**! Wrmm. + . IS tU l’! I if S' DEPOT, ’' ” Bmx Uhdtitt. fltamnn'tar Bar Lang. •' - •» ed KaVOawak, Ok. ’ 1 ' ‘ • ' " ’ Cotton Flfliitalton to Rent. niiortuianaonoaiumfioiBor Bnfce cotmty. On., can Ms leased for kauabri. or -yeeruec aasy tsrma. Eight hundred seres «m> fee Mad. -Ftimunlihglriu IhDeramfera ff Mshed. Aldira* ' ' l "' ' «■»*>»*. BAK*. JOHN D. DELAN50Y, Commissioi. Jierchnnt, *• QUmAW, ®A, -• wiu.cive hi. persna' at cnrioit to the-tmrehase of (Srittm? Produce, an aif .tr'..cle* usually grown In tbk section of euiiutTyl " - -1 • AD ALSO " t Te th* tee pf all decri|>tioi-3 ot FaraUy and Fute- tation Supplies usnallfbupoi-icd m this markeL Reference toanv of te old rc.-Jdent* of Savannah. ocAltH i Notice to ftice Planters. - • ■/ T ie steamer j>. mbtcalfk is sow phk- paredto Freight‘ice from tile Millie, Ogvechce, Altaeraha and wilier fonte.' Th* above Steame was built at Augusta la 1864. tor the Rice Trade, av.ng bnlkhe-id cwnpartmeete tnronghnuL and cuicarry frOui eighteen to twenty thousand bushels aider deck. For further paitica- lan apply to T — K g R £ L^pUAM, Amrte, oc g l w ~ at Lamar** Rwaw yiy K, the undersigned, take this taethwl of »| <wr frlrniis, and the pnli that, toMoim&ie uer iraeftiees, wtkasi tqyming < i. and the jmmic ■' ' e atxtitndlf Bootsand Shoes AT l BARGAIN. tiA CASES, (DN8ISTING OF MEN’S BOOTS, fill B*ogans,and Women’s Shoes, nine extra largo sixes, whlA will be »W„v-ry h.w,to etaae consignment. W. B. GRIFFIN A CO^ ocd-lw V8 Bay street. A Practical BOOK-KEPEB AUD SALESMAN, E th an exteraive business acquaintance, la open auengageneat at a moderate salary. Address ••imoK-KItEFgB.’’ at this office. ocSdf School Notice. UfR oofiBY reepeetfolly annoancee-to hffformer JW patron aid me public that the cxeroisas of Ms School will be gaumed, ia the bmi Icing on the corner ofCharltoa ant Drayton streets, on MONDAY, the 8 'lfra. C ALKrfiBA B. BURROUGHS, First Asaiatem. and Was Will IE LAW, Teacher of Primary lie. ptrtmmt, win be eesociateil wuh him. octt.lw NOTES DISCOUNTED .. BY DA YIP R. DILLON, Banker, writ . * Notice. X)r. Archer, L ATE of SuenouAyrea, Bomb America, offers hi* professional service* V> the citlaene ot Savan nah) and solicits a share of patronage. Speaks French, German and Engileh. Office, No. 184 Broughtea street, corner Montgomery. *tplB»lra FOB SALE. P RINTING PAPra, 9033 and ttXO. ■epM CHAS. L. COLBY 3 ML Ctor. Pay and Alwrceru anti. ■Wholeswil© PiPBK WtRBHOCSI [Lara far Printers and Boobhlndai*; foe Dry Jraoota, Hardware and Boot and Shoe Dadere: forGreearaendDnifKiaU. Pnntera* sup^e* of all kind*. Also. Btadera’ Board*. Paper Bags, Bnvelopra end Twin*. AU goods sold at New York, prices, wftb WARREN BROTHERS, 210 Bay afreet Wflf fiinf Oats. f 2 000 ^ White Corn, • 1,) fefrdfc hrafeffiWffiarffi^m.^ W-tr » - ■I* 00 * ft DANCING ACADEMY AT ST. ANDREW’S HA!££ 1 ■ - ., a. K B. L. LOUIS will open his DANCING ACABE- my at St Andrew’s Bril, ou TUESDAY, -Oct. at 3X o’clock p. M. Bays of Inetracctan for young Ladles, Mires* and Masters, on .Tnradnya, Thursday* and Saturdays, at» x o'clock ^V- ta, »■'• for GenUemcn, Weffiraafoffs and Fridays at * o’eleek p. m. ocs-lm Jft To Rent, A TENEMENT in Jonas’Bay Botldlag*, wta of tb# Exchange. Also, one l* De Beane's B.y Buildtoga, east of thaBkCHMgn . OCKUt ItJaffiKTHABEMHAMAWW* For Sale. ' •. ii. .j . -i ; . ■-. ■. i.. - : • - j cm ta ffisrinn and ChaittoQ Ward* *t Wl l * ^ritboat tb* fire •SSrt ^ ROBERT HABERSHAM. To Tax Payers. ptrrr of savannah coupons WOOD YARD at the Albany »nd (Uulf P.hTTraC from which.« r oaf oldetand. wt BteCmal Kridrc-, btl.iw tk« tral Railroad, w# are ptep-ired to .iciUer lie i ljeat quality of JllGB LAND OAK WOOD a: eight doUara 1.3S) per cord, and DRY YELLOW FINE WOOD at rix d liars (?<b per cord, on very short aoiitt. Order boxes can lie found at Ur. Stale,'! Ml Store owner end Bull streets and at E-.il Llppruau's Dtu t S.ore, cjracr of Cougrtss owl I mud .streete. - nuTLEB * HURDklCI | FOWLER & WARtJ 87 Water street, New York, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEMEBI w,RTCE. C ONSIGNMENTS edltaHed, on *-bicb lihetek vsaepmenta will be made % C. «. row ie above firm, eltr be eeen at ibe M«w.hn*| EEfek TO SAVANNAH NATIONAL -BANK. . MERCHANTS' NATIONAL BaNK, or City. ~ ’ For Freight or THE A1 BARK EAGLE, R emington, Mist- r. »-m i» 1 MONDAY; October 8:h, for New WM®" po.-ttivelv sail on The 13iU. e^.« ^TWsipItBOid vessel Turk to tliiN pprt In A»ur iiml fl ai " pers may rely <m ftre nifnost iliNntilciv. Forfr-. Igtat CO., Reap ffelaLttffffcPted-, mmu HiK lijtt-j A COMFORTABLE Brict TenrfflMt ^ or lu rooms, c«>nVt ! nieDtIy located to Term* accorntncAittefr. Applv to OC*-*t LA ItOCHE, MBSr A PA BOX RENT I B DOB at the Port Office, an<l notice. S fcU'boxt.M uot paid for od or bc.oruu^ will bo for Tent. SALT, SAL BACKS Liverpool Salt. 1» P* 1 i 3,600 for sale 1«W. mc haD0S uuu-tf 1*1 J.B.0 ■nw. O’Braga- Edw. O’Byrne & Ynir”* axn R*t*jl Ue*leu b g> Liqno*s, kc., * c - nrl solicit a abnre of the gat™™'* r - W and the public Renerslly. Tte * ^ pi i firm haring rtou* ’ ’" of thirty-two yivs- Corner Bry* 4 * Odrtl To Rent. A SS&EJtESSVSV' and H-ra)d ' yj^ipjDA BRANCH B^ 0 ^' rrmw -rwrwn DfSTALMEST ? ' * 1 the Capitol Stock wf dk’Ctortvt: payable at the Company * ottc* *» I -lk«tOdteMr, 1333. D Wanted, B T ac-ntleman fhth» *>*?.** nyuO’ |flM iUDffiM ot die fl*** • ^ f Jk- nfe*€D5P mmoqIh of Marcb. Aprll^itU JaiJp fWickfubR-ri /ricewm be paid ■jh® Kews EWt lie, till office. .' 1 k HURDLE COTTON F ACTO® | _ .... AND , Gffinerai Commission BstafrUabefB!* 1 liberal advances on eonslgnmentstoo" ( Jt«W York