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fltjJ Si/Tljio... V* ill.. I 1 SBB VOL. 2-NO. 2£2. —- *~t if' SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, TUESDAY,‘OCTOBER 23, 1866. PRICE. 5 CENTS. The □aiiy News and ^Herald. PDliLIBHED BY q. W. MASON. Ill B*V S TBItT, Savannah, Quo fill' IR'; fl&rcd .Five Cents. $3 sit. sin so. ,, s OF ADVERTISING. . iirA , !E . first insertion, $1.60 ; each inser- 75 cent*. News aud HeraM atl>er year, or To cents per month, and V/,eVveakSy News and Herald IP.1 every Saturday at $3 per year. ;<>]{ PRINTING, trie, cea'.iy and promptly done. By Telegraph. HORNING DISPATCHES. From Baltimore. fixe Police IVtiacldle* the commissioners defiant. Baltimore, Oct 22.—The Police Commissioners irf r iav in consultation with their counsel and P-i.i :-nt citizens. It is understood they will not I. ir iu person before the Governor, but file a re- . - through counsel, denying his power to try the . but at the same time declaring their readi- .. :j meet accusations before any court of compe- irislictiun. Tho Commissioners have not en- ; ::i.Lctl any proposition locking to a compromise, . :arc their determination of resisting any on- raiment upon their functions. FROM KEW YORK. Insanity of Empress of Mexico. THE MARKETS. ing—Cotton Firmer. •rc, Oct. 22.—foreign papers, also the i'.iri'. correspondence, assert that the f Mexico lias become insane, uitinp Gen. Barnes, from Savannah, has Exchange, 109*4. Cotton firm; Flonr \ better; Corn, very firm; Pork ; Lard unchanged. Mobile Market. . 22.—Cotton, sal*:8 to-day 1,200 bales; , market firm. Columbia- County Homicide—Ex- mi tuition before Judge 3IcLawa. l-atirnt and protracted examination of more •hy-\ in which a large number of witnesses ■il Hint sworn, both by the State and the de- il'i- case was closed yesterday at 11 o'clock ■* Me Laws pronounced his decision. Ik* r* ineiubficd iliat upon tho affidavit of liomas, a warrant was issued by Judge Me- *nst J- till Perrin, Isaac Smitli and Edward . tin* murder of Harry Thomas on the night h instant, iu Columbia county. These par- the time of th** issuing of the warrants by Laws in the custody of the military authori- : been by them arrested on tho night of the • .n<l lodged in theeity jail. They were ‘ anted over to Judge McLaws by the order 1 Tiils-hi, and tho prosecution was conduct- Lhws bv Capt. Dean, the A. A. Geu- vi.l^i Til’S' i important notice. To Bond Holder, of th. State of Georgia. Executive Department, Milledgevu.ee, Ga., Oct. 13, 1866. | In conformity with an Act of the General Assembly, approved 12th of March, 1866, numbered 10,* it is ordered— 1st. That all bonds and coupons of the State of Georgia now dne, and which were not issued in aid of the late war, wheresoever made payable, may be fnnded on presenta tion at the Treasury of the State, in mort gage bonds of the State, bearing seven per cent, interest from the 1st day of July, 1866, that being the day of their date. 2d. That all coupons’ payable in New York, or in London, now due, and embraced in the descriptive list famished the agency by the Treasurer, may be funded in bonds described above, on presentation at the Na tional Rank of the Republic, New York. 3d. That all coupons funded in New York be marked paid, and returned to the Trea sury with a descriptive list of the bonds is sued in funding’them. 4th. That the Treasurer endorse, or cause to be endorsed, on each bond funded, the name of the person presenting it, and that a registry of all bonds issued in the funding process be kept in the 'Treasurer’s office. 5th. No interest is allowed on bonds or coupons after maturity. Charles J. Jenkins, Governor. Treasury of Georgia, I Milledgeville, October 13,1866. J Holders of over-due bonds and coupons of the State of Georgia are hereby notified that, in accordance with the above order, they can receive for them, on presentation at this De partment, new bonds of the State, dated 1st July, 186G, due twenty years after date, bear ing interest at seven per cent, per annum, payable semi-annuallj-, in January and Jnly, and secured by mortgage on the Western and Atlantic Railroad. The bonds being in sizes of $500 and SI,000, holders must present their bonds and coupons in multiples of these sums, or make up their deficiency in currency. No provision for payment of interest after maturity of bonds or coupons having been made by the Legislature, it cannot, of course, be allowed at this Department. Persons sending bonds in under the above order are requested to write their names legibly on the margin, to guard against mis takes in their entry on the records, as ordered above. Jno. Jones, Treasurer A Homestead Law. • • showed that a most atrocious murder m.mittf.i upon the person of Harry Thomas at ■ s;at. .1 in the affidavit of Tunab TTiomas. wife • r'l FwaVtf ta%in**Wrfsaac Suaitff were in any ... r .. i j„ or co -niiaut of the outrage. Both ..(-mii-men showed by witnesses, while and ,1 Hi,., neither of them could have been at •rt" 'e wnen he was killed. One of ttaem- as nruvou to have been critically and sertous- , i.„! for several days before the occurrence, lor several uays uciure me ~ . • . ...»to the night when ho was arrested—being 11. mined to his chamber and bed. of the State's witnesses pretended that smith or Edward Perrin was present when the The Richmond Enquirer is warmly urg ing the adoplioh of a liberal homestead law — 114 *° Savannah, for Virginia. The condition of the country ’ at this time affords convincing illustiation of the importance and justice of such a law in Georgia. While the present exemption might in clude a very mean hovel in the country, any sort of a domicil in - our towos and cities would exceed in value the sum embraced within its provisions. Is there any justice in exempting even the humblest farmer’s homo, while the cot of the town laborer or mechanic is subject to levy and sale? The whole exemption is little better than a sham; for the real estate of the value of two hundred dollars is now inadequate to support or even decently shelter a latuily- It was doubtless otherwise when Ihe State was. first and fifty acres o’ the best lands wouTAhave come within the amount embraced in the present law. Then, there were tew towns- Kfrtdrf interest of the country being A new order of the chief interest the cultivation of the soil things uow exists ; and the policy ol ® x ' tending encouragement to the location of a permanent population, and of fostering th m Em™™ l e..—I---—- I arls w too apparent *“ T ’ e “" 1 siirumeni. committed, and that was Tenah, the wife aris 13 . 1 v Sterli SomUtera Serlti of School Books. This is a series of school books which have been before the Southern public for the past four years, having been issued during the late war by Messrs. Sterling Jc Albright,, at Greensboro, North Carolina, when South ern schools conld be with great difficulty supplied from any other source. The favor which these books received from Southern teachers and parents has indaced the author to revise and materially improve them, and to place them before the public in a style equal to any series of school books in the market. Numerous pictorial illustrations and new stereotype plates have been pre pared, and tbeir mechanical aa well ns their intrinsic qualities are pronounced equal to any series of books of tbeir class published anywhere. The series embraces primers spellers and readers, the lessons of which have been ar ranged with special reference to tbe princi pies of progress—the subjects being calcu lated to instruct by interesting tbe pupil. Tbe author, while carefully excluding every thing that would tend to foster sectional an imosities, has given dne prominence to home interests, employments, literature, Ac. His selections have been taken largely irom Southern writers and orators, thus making tbe pupil acquainted with the beat specimens of Southern intellect and eloquence—a merit which does not attach to any other series of teaders within our knowledge. This, to ns, is a strong recommendation, and one which should have its effect upon Southern educa tors, as one of tbe best means oi preserving and recognizing oar own literature. Tbe author Is a practical educator of thirty years’ experience, and, if we mistake not, was at one time tbe principal oi a flour ishing and popular school in this city. - Besides the above, “Sterling's Southern Series of Writing Books,” prepared upon new, plain and practical principles, Jo ac company “Sterling's Southern Readers,” is bronght to the attention of Southern teach ers. Cotton Going Eastward.—We are told, says tbe Columbus San, that trains now tud directly through from Montgomery to Savan nah, and return tbe same way. Cotton ap pears to be seeking tbe Atlantic coast, and it comes from as far West as Selma, Ala. The demand for shipment over the Montgomery and West Point road is now greater than the capacity of the transporta tion. There is a probability that in a short time a reduction of freight from Montgomerv and other points to Savannah will be made. This will greatly add to the large amount of eotton which is now being moved from Ala- Tkoubles with the Coolies.—Fieqnent revolts are reported among the Coolies in Cuba. On the 28th ult., they killed the foreman of a factory. Their resentments are so violent that they do not hesitate to avenge an affront with mnrder, and if the object of tbeir revenge escapes, they often commit suicide from sheer desperation. Numerous instances are recorded where several, who had been punished by the Major Dome, or overseer, have hanged themselves in a group! Miscellaneous. LIFE INSURANCE! No Extra Charge for South ern Risks! W. R. BOGGS, 92 Bay Street, Up Stairs. AGENT FOR THE Widows’ aid Orphans’ Benefit LIFE IMR«E COM OF NEW YORK, * Will lie pleased to famish fail information upon ail systems oi L'fe Insurance to :iny person applying to mm at. his office, or by mail. A tabulated list, showing the actu il dividend of the surplus funds made Jn;y 1st, 18*6, can he sesn at his office, oc2*-im Fire Insurance! London and Lancashire FIRE INSURANCE 60VT. CAPITAL: B5.000,000 in Gold! Insures against loss by Fire on every de scription of Property at most favorable rates. Losses adjusted and paid by Local Agents without any reference to England. J. T. STEWART, Agent, oc20-lm At No. 6 Stoddard's TTnuer Vanve. PLANTERS’ HOTEL Restaurant. r IK niHevstgnert would inform UIjrteMls and the public that he has refurned from his tour CT Europe, and will reopen the Restaurant Connected with the PLANTERS’ HOTEL Monday, October SSd. The best of the market will be constantly o i hand, as also the oest of Winds, Liquors and <»gurs. a. qkhexden. oc20 Planters’ Hotel. FOR SALE AT COST. STOCK, will sell AT COi-T, during the coming week, his LARGE STOCK nowon hand, comtstingof WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND SILVER PLATED WARE, REVOLVE HS, and vurfons other articles too mime ons to mention. Groceries and Liquors. FIERCE SKEHAH, 1 Retail Dealer h-v: Wholesale In fine Groceries, Boots sad Shoes, analog, for eign and Domestic Wines. Liquors and 8ogint A'to, Shetland Celebrated GOLDEN ALE CHAMPAGNE CIDER. in bottle, and in wood. Loadon.^d Dublin Brown 8tqnt, Scotch and Eng Hah Ale*, Ac. Liberal deductions made to be trade. 1T6 BROUGHTON STREET. SAVANNAH, dll-tf and 62 Liberty atreet, N. T. V. A. RYAN & CO. 207 Bay Street, DEALERS IN STANDARD LIQUORS, Agents for Uharies Farre Champagnes, Keller's Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, Ac. ravl-ti Scranton, Smith & u. KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CHOICE ODD BRANDIES, WHIaKET, GIN, i-.il.r; WINKS, Ate. EVERY VARIETY OF GROCERIES, Hay, Corn, Oats and Bran, strictly at wholesale to the trade; and we flatter ourselves that we can make it to the interest of dealers to patrouisc us, at the head of Bafy. opposite Jeffers, .n st. mlO-tf THUS. J. DUNBaR. IIBNKY A. STULTS. T. J. Dunbar & Co. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Brandies, Whiskies, Gins, Wines, Cigars, Etc. W Agent for Robert Smith’s celebrated Philadel phia Ale and Dcmercier Champagne. 147 Bay- Street, «ep6 3m SAVANNAH. GA. H. G. RUWE, Lipr Dealer & Commission lerefiant, Corner Bryan and St. Julian streets and Monument Square. 8AVANNAH. GA FRUIT-tand VEGETABLES in season always en hand. ao27-tf Philip Uai.lanan. Janas Kabmoan. Columbia Square GROCER^ STORE, East side of Colnmbln Square, corner of Habersham and President afreets, BY PHILIP CALLANAN & CO. R ECEIVING WERKLY, first-class Family Gro ceries, Ales. Wines, Liquors, Cigars, Finite, Vegetables, Ac. For sale on must reasonable-terms, je'-dl-ly OUR HOUSE DINING ROOMS. tlccedeut. Flicebe Abhiou, the uncle purtuoitie • ftli to need argument and that was Tenah, the wne i auo # i r law roveriDff SL Thomas, tbe mother, and | California has a homestead ^ . of Harry Thomas, had bet- 1)0ine worth f.'>,000; New York, # , , and sriine of the other States similar law^ i • i oatlip a r»nmt<»rt.ftl)le domicile. XI cotton ginwhose merits are that it is porta ble. It is provided with a Condenser, and can be worked as well in open air as in a boose. A large per cent, oi lint is obtained ^ ^ _ from the seed, and the length of the hbre | ^ )rn ; 1 Bro hers. mu™ tt *c? 0rEan wonderfully preserved. The value oi me medical examiners- staple to the manufacturer is said to be en hanced from three to five cents per pound. Morbis Frahklin. rrcstdintf Wm. H. Bases, Actnaiy. , ljV SAVANNAH BRANCH OFFICE: Soebet. Buildino, corner Bay and BuU streets. LOCAL BOARD OF REFERENCE - .1. W. Lathrop A Co. Miller A llrothc-. HE undersienrd having leased the alxwe favorite Establishment, and having refitted a?»d refur- lislied it throaghont in the mo«t eiegaat manner, " Inform The pnblic that it it* now open for the cion of Gne»ls. The present Proprietor wilj _ no pains to laaintaiu the characrer it has al ways enjoyed, as being one of the best of the First* Cla>» Kafing Houws.of thftconnirv nnrf G. V. HUTCHINS, ■ n of sociuf,' Hie party preeant, and could testily to the person of .Edward Smith All three of these witnesses, how- iired in tbe statement of tbe presence ot, ipution in the outrages by John PerriiL • l>nt or ,or the defendants offered no testimo- explain the presence of John Perrin at ’ ,, . a ..nd.,,1 ♦ Li,t nvnlor homioide and conceded that under ,1 ihe latter should be committed, tif .mi lntrt wt ro represented by Wright ..mi l 1-. H. Miller, Esq. Mr. Miller and Gen. .: dh argued tfis case for defendants. Cax , ^• to make any address. 1 "iWH in a verv able and conclusive sum- ,t t > i( . evidence decided to discharge Edward i i p-.c Smith, aud committed Joiin Perrin i iait l.is 4ial before the Superior Court ot : j ouuiy on a charge of murder. v„, r .,ef to state that tho Iriends of Jabn Per- ■endoiit he will be able to establish his inno- iift*!libl in Columbia.' The witnesses upon K it's could not be. brought here to testify but he expects to have them at the tnal ■ior Court.—A ugusta Chronicle, 2ls(. Tin- llmry County Difficulties. ',V. ;.n- i.'ud to learn that the conflict in Henry ■at. 1,,-mven the civil mid military authorities has .i iJ .i t, d. and that General Tillson has ordered hepae.iesfOiifmed in Port Pulaski, changed with of- -, MUM,fil'd in Henry connty against persons of e+c. to l.. delivered up to the civil courts for trial. Tm* l t-f t.. j H. nry ure under deep obligations to C::. Get*, il. Nolan !or his efforts iu laying before T.llsj-n the tine history of the condition oi at- in \u< rouutv, and inducing the General to yield thr vinUit .iti«.n of the law to the courts. Col. No.an “4.1 a; .,. K and verv saUsfactorry interview with Oeu. Till-on a tlay or two since, and we learn that he Pl- iiiotl hiiusclf to see that the laws should be fully urforced in Henry, in all .cases ul outrage up colored persons. We know that ^ iuliil! to the letter all tlie pledges lieiias P*-‘'plo oi ilenry county should step forward promptly ii • all their powers in securing tu the black peo- ple of tin* couuty all the rights which, under the law, liiey arc entitled to. • ■ ’Ve believe that Gen. Tillson is not only willing, but ttxtoua that the civil authorities should take cogni* of all matters connected with the violation or the public law and tho proper administration oi puu- l J cjustiu*. He, however, demands—and in that oe- n and L, is right—that iu such administration oi tne hv the civil courts, the black people shall be *e- • urc-d in all their legal rights Our people will find i! to their interest m everj oi ouiiage or wrong committed upon the persons ■ ■ property of these p<x*r defenceless blacks to nave. ; ije offender promptly brought to justice. In addi- tiou to the score <»f interest, every dictate of humanity civilization demands that we should not-permit ia*? class of people who were once our attached and teuton 1 slaves to lie oppressed or maltreated. 'Ve trust and believe that there will be no further troubles iu Henry, especially ll the people there will iv influenced and guided by the action of such men ^ Col. Nolan .—Augusta Chronicle. home desiwDedTto cover a comlortable domicile, such a law bud existed in Georgia, previous to tbe war, there ivould be less eecc 83 !^ ^^ acts of special relief for tbe people from their old obligations. If the homes of the people were exempt (rom sale for debt, neither the material interests of tbe country nor th-. com- iort of families would be whffljY sacrificed in tbe. greedy scramble of creditors for the collection of old indebtedness. . A homestead law conduces to the statality as well as respectability of a popidatioii, developing those elevated and ennobling borne sentiments which greatly adorn the character. We theretore hope to see a bill presented to our next Legislature so enjarg^ ing the exemption law of Georgia as to make it of some practical value ic the fature.-Xu- gusta Chronicle. General McClernand, of Illinois, iu a re cent Democratic epeech, declared that all the Democratic Congressmen elected a t thie fall's elections would refuse to meet with those chosen j oy the Republican party, however, join hands with those They, elected by tha pqutb, and tbe two would organize a Congress of their own, and one which the Executive would acknowledge as receiving the eilti.c P i0U “' HBNRY H ARNFV, (Late ol tlie ‘ Bank of Itlchmond,” Va.,1 "tawtr General Agent for Georgia. sepin Statvtf Memphis CTenn.) Coupons and Past Due Indebtedness. legitimate. Too Strong—A so called friend ofthd Administration, living in Savannah, thinks ihe editor of tbi9 paper a little too plam «poken on political matters, and suggests that a more moderate style might win a greater number of converts ovenothe Pr««- deni’s Dolicv- Iu other words, this said t ed- eral office-holder thinks we are not quite in the Him of “policy” ^SSSFESi •««- Jns. We know uiat Col. N. will the g out h, who will give the Pres- - “ —• "• “ as They will do to watch at least- A private letter informs us that this identical official is talking radicalism on tbe streets after Cla We are for Johnson's policy, and expect to write, talk and fight for it tfDYbe fire, of victory burn upon every bill top. Ihe Union Is rent asunder, and Johnson is the only man who cau restore and saveitfrom total wreck and ruin. We will advise the ‘^i^StSary in question that we havejiotcome ” “ loAflanla to eat fire, or anything of tbe kind ; neither have we taken charge oftb TTdiv New Bra as a matter of holiday sport We fight with good Constitutional bwoi ammunitiOT, and" If oar cautious Jgd - not satisfied, he can stand fro ®. t! we are forced to refer to the ^ will not be with gloves, or a blank cartridge. Atlanta New Era- Th* Troy Whig says of the current rumor that Mrs. Senator Sprague has applied for a divorce, “The habituet of Washington have for many months been familiar with the scan dais that have grown out of this marriage and its sabaeqaent developments. If only half that is said is true, one party ought to be sent to an inebriate asylum and the other B y AX ORDINANCE passed by the Board of Mayor and AUltrmen, Sept. S5, ISM, ltwssor- Iiaineil that the past due Bonds and Coupons Inoebt- edness of tne City of Merapbts be received for dues o mg the Cltv, ure refimdahie tu^Lyear bonds of il ooo each drawing 10 per cent, into est and 1*5*- ?}’ in the Cny of Memphis seinl-annoaRy, for »be following Bonds and Coupons leaned and Inijorseij by M t emphis.TeJn“clty Bondsand Coupons pastdne. Memphis, Tenn., and Little Rock Railroad Coupons ^Memphis. Tenn., and Charlcion Railroad Cobposs P ^ien?Dhto. Tenn., Ohio Railroad Counom pastdne. Memphis, Tenn., Mississippi and Te«p. Rehroad ^inquiries for furiher parUcalsrs, by S*>U or other wise; will receive panclual attention. Addre*^ or8 .;6t City Controller, Memphis. Tenn. a bagnio in New York or a home for the Magdalens.” n.TTn or oppuraaiiTATlox. —The following figures are taken fr*m Greeley’s Trilraps Almanac, whose authority no Radical arlU dla.ntes apd they show that in ilaseachnsette two votes are equal to three in Hli- noia, and that one vote in Vermont is equal to two in Illinois. The same inequality exists in .favor of all tbs other New England States. The figures are indis putable, as any one may see by consulting Greeley's Tribune Almanac for tbe yr~—"" Tnr. Catholic Pienaby CoosciL.—The N. Y. Tri- Inne publishes u translation of two Latin letters of Cardinal Bamabo, Prefect of the Propaganda at Route., pFMARKABLF HiIL SloRM IS North Caboldu.- “'idrrsscd to Archbishop Spalding, of Baltimore, m ^ charlott0 Demoerm t publishes the foUowuC, rrffcrence to theconn.il now in ’ vouches for the trustworthiness of its correspondent: •ullij the attention of the'Bishops o j Davidbon College. N. C., Oct. 11.18M. ’tercising great caution In receirtng^trangerfu-iestB^ | ^ rale s.Ksii.: tliuse who can bring undoubte Dear Sib:—The following is a description of ft W '^eir virtue and learning should be accepted, a i - nove j aD( j destructive hail storm which occurred at • called to the necessity of .dgidg the various | tw^ock yeafoMay^yeuing. ViePtions concerning the Served by the church, —, . - ■.,. to be taken to put an end to dispute* relating to church property, so that neither the rights of the church nor of tlie regular orders be infringed uponj The recom- u&ndations conclude as follows : “Finally it is the wish of the Sacred Col^--.*, . 'bat ihe bisliops ot the United States, in fulfillment ot lUe charge which hasTjeefi entrnsted to thcgl of xeea- tog the Lord’s Hock, should consult together respcct- ?? some uniform method of providingrfoi; the wva- hem and Christian education of theft cihiiieipttea Slacks. This question has been brought up, end it W °ne, indeed, of the first necessity, and unless they -. 4 . - * * take action on it, and gather this great bfcr-< * ... • * it into the Lord’s granary, this people will suffer lr- T _ 1 v tnt into the Lord’s granary, this people y reparable injury froip the wiles and .cupidity of «®r." ' . . .S ; chestnut burs, monkeys, sea-shells, doll-babies, &c.,, Ac: They came down so rapidly, and in such size' and quantity, that many of them lost «u arm, leg or wing in the fall- The little (not very) creatures emsse down witn legs ind arms spread out, so that they hitched upon the cotton and other things, stripping them nretty clesn of leaves and limbs. Some cotton A a are ruined. The heaviest part of the storm was SrJLji Kero and Mount Mournc, covering the ground three to four inches in some places, and to-day rSmUoTinpilestwo inches deep, the piece* »ver- -?.haff.o »*ZE8B* H. P. Helper. —. . . I j i courts it taken up bv the -In France they are exacting theaniof that it is very o«t*i UffilhMf ihe world. Even the sceptics ^cording to Notice rtjBKjgggjggaigaai A.J 1 ' 1 , n- ..X Thnmaa l.iviflfftltOD A COMMISSION MERCHANT AND WBOLE9ALK dealer in HAY, GRAIN and PRODUCE, Corn, Oats, Meal, Insurance. THE OGLETHORPE Insurance Comp’y OF SAVANNAH Are prepared to take . Fire Mi on Reasonable Terms, At tbeir once, 117 Bay street. H. W. UrtRCRR. President . CHA3, s, HARDEE, Vice President J. T. Thomas, Sec. ' ' ‘ J ' H. w. Mercer C. 8. Hardee William Hu tar A. A Hartridgc A. Porter R. Morgan J. Stoddard J. T. Thomas W. Remshart P. L. One H. A. Crane A. A. Solomona M. Hamilton W. W. Gordon myT-tf Directors: M. 8. Cohen J. finite J. W. Nevitt D G. Purse A. Pnllarton J. McMahoi. L. J. (luilmartln F( W. Sima . G. Butler R. Larhltson K. P. tflaton, Augusta J. W. Knott Macon B. F. Ross, Maeos W- H. Yonng, Colntnlmr KNICKERBOCKER LIFE CO. Of Hew York. SOUTHERN BRANCH OFFICE 89 BAY STREET, RESIDENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Office andlossesiPrompt- ly Paid. - -rrj'r Oil Cake. Flour, Bacon, Balt, Ihope, dec., JJon»tTntly receiving, and for sale at the lowest Wholesale rafte, Agent Savunnah Flour Mills. ISO Bay Street, Savannah. oCI—6m * -■ 50 Per Cent Credit Given, WHEN DESIRED. Notice to Maimed Soldicrw Insurance.’ General Insurance AGENCY FIRE, MARINE, Life and Accident. INSURANCE EFFECTED LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. 89 BAY STREET, Savannah. Ga. WM. R. BOYD, Soperlatendeat ef Agency. A. WILBUR, General Agent. TO COTTON SHIPPERS. WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE Cash. Advances ON CONSIGNMENTS TO THE WELL KNOWN HOUSES OF Messrs. Norton, Slaughter k Co New ork, Messrs. John K. Gilliatt V* . Liverpool. tion to all PATRONS of the ABOVE RICH and FAVORABLY KNOWN FIRMS, Our A.-ents at Columbna, Americas, Albany. Macon, Gnfflu, West Potat, LsGrange, Newnsn, Atlanta, Madison, and the House* of MESSRS. E F. METCALFE & CO. Savannah, aie at all times prepared to take OHABBCDF. TAXES and other EXPENSES, auWMle 111 ADVANCES upon consignments. ror so.. A large and desirable RESIDENCE sit* uated«econd door east from the northeast corner of South Broad »ad Boll streets.— Apply to JOHN W. ANDERSON* SONS, Or W. T. CHISHOLM. UNITED STATES SALE OF LOTS AND LANDS IN ST. HKfoENA PARISH, SOUTHjC A ROUNA. u n nder nn Act of Congress enUtlad “An A«focon- Tin no in force end to amend An Act to eatahliah a Bureau for the Belief of Frsmhaea “0,Nafog»fo and for other purposes, Pherson, Clerk House w a United States." snd by "t.. W. the Senate of the United States, ExEcenvE Defaxtuxst, M.LLElfogynxE, G^^ptemberao 1866. J DIVIDENDS T^eors^ ^rtemp^f^lSIi I PAID m CASH.: ADDED TO POLICY, imm'n^^redfth^ooaS^^a 1 N PAYMENT * Co in savannah. Ga., and Thomas. L ,v mP*fon A Co MadLsos. Fl»-, have been dissolved by tUP deaDi nr IT G. Livingston, one of the partners. A I MILLER will give his attention to the hnsl- „ fn Savannah, anil 8. B. THOMAS to the buslnes. in Madison, in liquidation. August, 1366. A. J. MILLER. S. B. THOMAS, Surviving Partners. -SSSW *“• “ MSK BROTHER. The subscriber solidta for the new a conttonanee ints buuo rrdnl <ofl to tho late firm. minSwturer*. baring l«n ^ved, th. cootraet i. wardod to T)r DOQflltf BiVy for hi9 AfUj y^SkforUs KXto A^n.« the lowest bidder, "taking into consideration quality M well as price, of the AcL ^ffie-M Donate Bg having executed s contract, whUK U on file in tWs nfore to menufsetore said Limbs in the city of Ma- iea having procured the necessary certificate luTnrortded in sections second and third of said AcL “hichmay be seen by ealUng onfoe^dinw^lmsy iociv to the contractor and be Bappued. i'arues sp- Srtne are enjoined to strict compliance with the Act. DrBlyreqnits that the Ordinaries communicate^ to Kim at Macon the name and address of each person to wtam the? may issue a certificate. I>rthis order bo published intiie pipers of this mtv * the Macon Telegraph, Columbua ^quirer. At- SSiTntelfigSocer, RomS Courier, AurmU Chronicle fc SentincL “&Kg£,' momn. Governor. Skc 2. Be it farther enacted, That whenever any maimed indigent soldier or officer, who has become M maimed in the service of tbs State, or ini*he ser- "ceof the Confederate States, while sntembCT of «ny Georoia military organization, it shall be lawful for such'soldfer or officer, to apply to the Ordinary °tthc Oonntv '.There he resides, for an order to obtain snch .S,ij«R>b or nui thereeg. as bis maimed ooodi- M^^fy render n^aa^thich he sbril be entitled toreceivs on complying_with the conditions of this “Sec. 4. Be it farther enacted. That every snch sp- plLatlon than oowtain a personal description rftb* ^pUcant, designating bis age, color vShis Height, andauy other diatinifiihdtlng mark OF NOTES. by “Edward Mc- itativea of tbs J. Seerstary of Jnly 18, 1868, tod sMaSSHrSEfaSS aSfm South Carolina, commencing (m rtinrsday the first day of November. lggj.atlOo’tfloeh. A. M. for the dlaposaloftkefoUowliyblo^a. Lola and bouses stnatedlnffis ssU Iwwn oimmmmr State ol South Carolina, to wit: Biockal, A8md 7 lota A. B. and C in Block 9; iota A s rna~A' V and C in Block 9; lota A and B in block 11; ^riSil^Bm^DlltaateUotAffilfotAln i. Non*Forteitiire, En do w m © n t „ | ; o'.the p. tronftirc extended to the ta.eflrtK^^ One of the survivors. Life Policies Written. In b’oek 90; lota A Bin **»; W K 99, lot B in block 115and blocks 11 ArtT. ■ ■ Also at tbe aame place, on lfonday. Novmnber 1866 at the hour of 10 o clod A. M., the wr and psr cels of land comprisiag the rity of embraced within lection fourteen (14). flftosqfW. twenty-two (22). twenty-three (28) and Iwsuty-seVso Townshin 2 south, range 1 weat, by Bnited - r^n .fjjt gpt^Circular setfrng forth rates- “«• i ml i ; ill-. ■ g, base one rata of Premium for every part Maine New Hampshire.... Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Indisna!\ Tlli finis Wisconsin California Kansas (1864). PlaaUtioa for ml ir q,7 . oavnnnah river, twenty (20) miles from Savan- 10| 16,917 / \N Savnnnan r w . ve nteen hundred and stxty- Z&TSS* LAND. With two settlement and Sentated to insure his identity, aiao the company and I United States. No limits ot travel within the l^^uuta. Thtefeatnreu epedany rn- fl^^St h whIch aUtemcnt r had! be sworn to^t he 1 ^onhla to Soatbsm coatomeis, as many Corapnn sp^foant. and tne foete verified by MtoJ^tetmof toe I ^ ^u, ot charging exin rate* lor the pr,vi- ^^^"sSSnTt^e^S^to C^ouer ^ q( retatUag SoqU. dnriag summer month* S£g££U>mied with the ereUfitoto of tee^r-1 negro lionsea, fourteen by twenty (14x20) feet arSMSSS5a?awte<S nns^^byTnflocality m thevfotnity, ABthe T«s Hon. Hoeace Geeelet on tmk hon. jobs lf . —Th» Hon. Horace Greeley has been nominated aa a candidate for Congress in the IVth Btmtrict. New Fork, and he takes great offence that the Hon. John Morrissey Bis received a similar com- pUment Hear his plena indignation: _ . ifm i innT hu been nominated by the Me- John Horrtaaey {o Y the V th Dis- Hf* Ocnventionas hope, to be. itlflca. Though there Congress, yet public _ National Legislature owe hi* nomination to the faro-bank —'Texas.— Mr. McGary, lately the editor bf the Brenbam Banner, dtas obtained Jndg- n >ent before the District Court at Brenham, •or 350,000 damages against Captain Craig and Gen. Kiddoo. of tbe Freediceu’* Bureau, ■ i. Is. i’ r-riyoameiit. Neither ot Uie do- j • • - pprare .i in court nor tiled pleas,. r -‘‘> ; .i., "idguieni w»9reudered by dofaolt the Paris corre^pemdefft ^Jj£^tr»iMO< but ftelfyffwiy-fotind religion Ukfs a very gloomy color. Wnftian’wuiits.: Spanish flouncM, pep- . .I DwthallPO in ODPOSitlOn to hlgD b^s^JgUou, gygasgr Had to! oc2-4w ) GUANO! GUAHO! tons PSRCVfA# GUANO, just landed, to fUV ^tScnnd for sale W ' oc^-iot CRANE A GRAYB1LL. CHATU.M iMPBalOH COURT. _ -Ar Chamber*. September 26,1868. I t* ,. roalidertd and ordered ty tkr ceert that tne Tax Collector of Chatham wwinty and he 19 hereby authurizeO, empowered and ^ec»l toand eoffiA «?» £ sent vear fsrtMnt; jmrpeeea, fifty pet cent, upon uw amount of the state tax for the present year, 1866. erery 1 one re- sixty yeara, ,^(,1, to.meet ezpeoees el the Sinnfy Court,lnare^sed expenses of the jaU to Se^preseot period, and other unforeseen expendt- A. WILBUR, General Manager, WM. CLSOYD, Agent. E. 0. IBMLD, CmsiMm PMsician. EASTON YONGB, Examining Physician totMf • x Unite in'tbaaforeesid ParidbrfSt. Hd«i (^*^ those heretofore sold, namely, 106 *g** .°° . atreet 29 on Bannlin atreet* 1 on DeKalb itwrt, 1 on K street, 6 co Orem- ^riCt^l^.^o-cfodtA-lfoMondaL g^,^ice being ten dolta»($10)«a«re._ ■ S'scddKfoject to the respective leases. *Tbe aforesaid ealea may be adjourned, aa may b* expedient, frcmplae# to plae^«d 5Sos. t or*tor zsxjESSes, j&guagytf days alter being struck ofi, the property my be When of ihe Commiaeioneifc . ■ _ „ Office U. fl. Direct TaxGctotetesa. Blinfiwt, 8. a, October let, 1866. - _ _ CT WM. HXNKT BRISBANE, — E. WORDING, 0. S. Direct Tsx N. 1 HURD? SCO, COTTON #ACTOB«i The pditnr of theBIchmond Time* states l< jm^atns °1 the SSS’ I&saye thAe whole tiaw of ffie courts ia taken op bv Ibevcm tnals, and that it in very oartnin thfit hfilf * j° ze ° fc pe j“T tenttnriM firiU not noOca to cemtda Ue ne- grnea who «re likely to be convicted of lar- cear-dwtec the next year. ' —Tbe nmnerotM emigrants from tbe Old reason for changing to settle to aome General Commi*»itHt Merchants. KstabllBbeil In 1836, Liberal advances on New York. consignments te our friend* kf Fine Plantation For Sale. Great Bargain^, - ,TION LTjLtarl Core and Sagari __ acmtf too. Rice. ■?: rj -n wit*oakemdonm^ anri u 8italtted fiee lurns aud Lambailes, «nd I chance. T»w « » amereni verwp corsi'.ge, plaic gored _skkt,P a el0w an | ren dfifed by radical letter writeri ora jVlrt * i { r Cl IE WCW 1 OlK. ere TtlBV can have a white roan’s "p to.; ixagasta read. This ia a’different yersipn froCa that ■ Foiw “JqHS 1 w. aKDKRSON’S PLAHTEK'8 HOTEL, >i. kJ AUGUSTA, GA. WSSSSftBf ateu^ln alley or ffg? pnieefbr MS offiergame orpiay with or without a | 52SI" SJ for exercise or f nnt MVhiiiMLpd bv law; aad fioiii Gtery wgt®* ol or in any gift tottery, or enterprise of 1 EMIT fORKISHED ait BEFITTED. - - J L UNBURPASSED BY • ** - *-'• ‘ ANY HOTEL SOOTH, DN J L C. 0. C. john'scrbvbn.j. i.C. C«L~ ' «r JNO. WILLIAMSON. J.I. C. Cs C. ' trea exti art from the minutes. ^ Oerk LC. 0- Wanted. 'the Public gc««B totot*. - - NEW STORE. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS A&D CLOTHING, At Wholesale and Retail. BY Einstein Eeknmn & Go. NO. 163 CONGBB88 STREET. vttE are now loeatvias, and ready to exhibit our W large and well retorted ^k of th* above f - talned goods twths hlstl ppaapreaalytor tha Qeoayto and Plortfin trade. Ptaaters pot WASTED to * toman, foe wila, child and servant, in a genteteps \ 'wBSe tha oonifoatoof n toa. are ha i Merchants m *: rriir ,lh j:-. aretnvlted to examina our stock MM pwAtUto eiaewhere. Garden Lot for Lease. iurbaus are tho co ' 000 (C mgs in* Mware. Apply at i’leased for a teem < ...a,:.