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The Dailv News and Herald. ""WEDSESUAY MORinKO, OCTOBER 34, IBM.. ' - ' mas ^FroS^Ee^tSopES^YaiamSerr Lines to ExPreSideitt ,>tfffrton Davis. BY MBS MARY A^-ljf’lSTOSH.' 1 love the man who nobly bears Misfortune's crushing bldW; I love the heart, calm, strong and high, ■ Though loudest hopes lie low. i love the man who scorns to bead, Tcoagb hellish - blasts of hate Sweep wildly, fiercely, o’er his head, ,Anrt darkly seems bis.fate. - Who calmly looks, and quailatb not, At human power and might; . But bravely says, amid the storm, “ My country, thou wert right V* l love the man who. proudly spurn* * A heritage of shame. Which brand! upon each Southern-brow The* trai tor’s Irp’rous name. I prize that fortitude sublime, ■No adverse fate can-shake; 1 Kize that strength of »oni reitoed, No earthly power can break. . I love the soul, so pure, -so graud, That, scanning actibns past, Both trust in £od and Southern beans For his reward at fcs£ Mamphig, To cm, S«pt. 24,1866. Medical, In Ghener&l- -A medical prescription was recently s-siit from London over the Atlantic cable. —Tlicre are eighteen styles for ladies’ hats tiris fall. —Ben Wood's paper, N. Y. News, has been thrown hack on his hands by the late purchasers. —The French papers hardly know what to think of General Dix’s appointment. . —Pour and a half per cent, of allthe rattle in England died of rinderpest. —The deaths from yellow fever, in New Orleans, average from 'five to eight daily. —During the war the Federal Government operated 410 locomotives and 6,330 railroad ears. —A microscope has been constructed which magnifies an object 1,676,000,000 times. a —The famine in India is approaching Cal eutta, and the deaths are too numerous to be reported. —Toe pub ie - arms iu Calloway count}-, Missouri, have been placed in the hands of the Radicals to keep the Conservatives from using them- . —A colored divine from Liberia is lec turing iu Virgiuia upon the' expediency and duty ot the colored people emigrating, to Li beria. —To the eyes of a correspondent of the London Times, Brownlow’s- attitude it, the carriage at Philadelphia was'“a most start ling picture of vulgar case.”- —The Richmond Times says it hears every day the most distressing reports of poverty and suffering in Richmond, some of which are so 'desperate .as to be bordering ou star vation. Another Illinois parson has lately sloped with a widow, leaving his wife and children desolate. During the war he was very ‘•loyal”—to a neighbor’s wile. —Ib the second volume of his ‘-History of the American Conflict,’’ Mr. Greeley owns that until the battle of Gettysburg be was not “habitually eoufideut of au auspicious im mediate issue froth our momentous strug gle." . —Louis Napoleon, it seems, does not trust his precious body alone and nnprotected. His secret police are never far away from him. uud two of them, quiet auff in citizen’s dress, follow him at a short distance when he goes out to walk. —An order has been issued from the War Department discontinuing military quaran tine in Virginia, North aud South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou isiana and Texas, after the first of November next. —TLe New York Times is advocating ac tive intervention in Mexico. It wants our Government to send 20,000 troop* -to help the Juarez government to maintain its ascen dancy after Maximilian has left and the fac tions renew their struggles. —“I honor the mau who shovels dirt, but despise the mau that eats it.” A very good sentiment put into the mmitb of a man who holds a Federal office. The Southern States may take the hint, ami eat no more dirt in the way of Constitutional amendments. Mi - . A. T. Stewart having recently donated ihs sum of one million dollars to buHd homes for workingmen, provided any one would fur nish the ground to build these houses upon, haw at last found his man. A gentleman pub lishes a card in the New York papers, giving his address somewhere m Wall street, and promising to donate all the gronnd required for said philanthropic purpose. The Baltimore Gazette wishes the Presi dent to repudiate Congress by “ deoided mea sures.” It sees no cause for thankfulness that the programme put forth by the Philadelphia Ledger has been repudiated by the President. Mr. Johnson, it says, ‘‘must either act boldly or submit timidly." To act boldly is regarded as “perfectly justifiable,” although^ & anight possibly lead to civil dissensions, —The New York Journal ef Commerce thinks that till violence, coarseness and vul garity in society is not confined to the South, and invites' Northern people to look around them, and see how the war has scattered bad' habits and violent manners, particularly among the young men! —A number of ministers of the Ohio Con ference of the Methodist Protestant Church recently held a meeting in 9abini, and re solved* after earnest discussion, that they would decline taking appointments the ensu ing year, unless they were assured a salary of at least $1,000. ' (Front Dispensatory afttie United States.} DitaafteuU-Bicta Leaves. PROPERTIES.—'Tbelredoritstrohg.dlffarive. and tomnwhat aromatic, their tastes bitterish, and anal ogous to mist. MEDICAL -PROPERTIES AND USES.—Baetn leaves are gently stimulant, with a peculiar tsu- teney to the Urinary Organa producing diuresis. sad ike other similar medicines, exciting diaphoresis, when circumstances favor this mode of action. They are given la noaspalnts of the Urinary Organs, | such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh of Hie Bladder, ifor- I bid Irritation of ,|he Bladder and Urethra, lXseasd ei I the Prostrate and Beteation or Incontinence ot ; Urine, flom a VMS of tone in the parts concerned iu [ tts evacuation. The remedy has also been rcconi. mended in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Ccia aeous A flections, and Dropay. HkuikOl»% Kxtbaot Buoau Is used by persons from tbs ages of 18 to IS, and from 3S to to. or in the decline or ohange of life; alter Coot Dement or La- bar Fata*; Bed-wetting la children. ,«.. IN AFFECTIONS FBCULIAK TO FE MALES, the Extract Kucha U unequalled by aBy other remedy, as In Chlorosis er Retention, Irregu larity, Poinfnlaess or Suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schirrous state of the Uterus, Lencorrhea or White*. , DISEASES OP THE BLADOEK, KID NEYS, GRAVEL AND’ DHOPSICAL SWELLINGS.—This medicine increases the power ofdJlgeatlon, and excites the Absorbents'into Healthy action, by which the Watery or Calcareous depositions sod all Unnatural UnUrgenienis are fo il need, as well as Pain and Inflaaimatlou. . Helmbold’s Extract Buchu Has cared every case or Diannas In which it ban been given. Irritation of the Neck or the Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys, Ulceration of tint Kidneys and BWddsr, Beteaatos of Urine, Diseases of the-Pros irate Gland. Sums In the Bladdi r, Cal- cnlnA Gravel, Brick-daft Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Discharges, and Ibr Enfeebled and Delicate Constitutions,- of both Nexen. attended with the fol- lowing symptoms :—ladi*potation to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss tjf Memory, Difficulty of Breathing. Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror or Disease, Wake fulness, Dimness of Vision. Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness dfi he Skin, Eruption aathe Pace, Pallid Countenance, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular System, Ac. Helmbold’s Extract Buchu IS DIURETIC AMD BldDOD PURIFYING, And cues all Diseases arising from imprafcnocs Habits of Dissi pation. Excesses and Impradanoes in Lire, Impuri ties of the Blood, Ac, aupenedlug Copaiba In affec tion* far which H is used, each aa Gonorrhoea, Gleet--, of long standing, and Syphilitic Affections—in these diseases, tued in connection with HELMBOLD’S BOSE WASH. SOLD AT HLMBOLD’8 DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, (M BROADWAY. . . And by Druggist* everywhere. ASK lOK HGLMBOLD ; Tatar No Othtr. H. Beware of Counterfeits. W.M. W^LldSiT, WholMala Agent for the State of Georgia, decil-codly PLANTERS’ HOTEL Restaurant. ' vpilE undersigned would Inform his friends and (hr JL public that be has retnrnefi from Ms tour of Europe, acd .111 reopen tlie Et e s. t a u p a ti t Connected with the ’ t . nAsnu 1 hots* Monday, October S<jd. The host of the nmtket trill be constantly on hand, as -also the oest of Wines, Liquors aud aegare- G. OKMENDEN. oc?o piAtilers’ Hotel. UBS RUSS’ R RUSS’ RUS8’ RU3S’ RUSS* ST. DOMINGO ST. DOMINGO ST. DOMINGO BITTERS BITTERS BITTERS Tlxe Exekaage of PrlaoMra. Tlie Richmond Examiner has an able article con- cerolng the exchange of prisoners during the war M says: "Our thoughts have been brought back to this pain ful and irritating topic by General Butler who it seems, has & standing quarrel with General Grant on this subject, in which, however, he masts but scant •sympathy from the public. Into this controversy It is not our present business to enter. Non not Uinta* eompowre* tiles., Leaving General Grant to encoun ter all alone the wyath of thia fierce champion, once so eccoroly -bottled np’ not a hundred miles from hence, this ingenious inventor of gapturit^t fortresses by a» rine concussion, and this acant courier ot the coming ‘impeachment,' we merely make on* or two remarks, which are sufficiently obvious from General Butler** harangue. If fie is to be believed, and belief in Aina scuetitutes the latest Radical faith and persuasion then the Sonth ie guiltless in this matter. Butler, the uvular of the 'loyal millions,' tells ns **>«* fie wasted to exchange, but was peremptorily forbiddan Lx MI prfior authority. T^ua cleaaa our atari*., The. Gon- fefcrafiyuhsraady, and General Bnfler Vu taadw-, but his-unfortunate fuck prevailed, and he was-batilad up again just aa ho was about to iuna forth. foe the first time in hie life, in the guise of htoamtty. Ban Grant startled and surprised at hie coining to the front in such a questionable guise, might well ery out 'Come in any other shape but -* —,-p- ^ ler states that aa a good officer, ha yielded ’ready obedteuco to hie . euporfot tod’ ‘wrote an era la ment offensively put to. the Confederate Commix, eioners, eo that they should mpp mi furttler otferaof exchange.’ “HerS wo have thq. tilde game revealed. The ex change was to be stopped, aud an offenalVn argument written so au to 'atop all further offer*'—no matter how fair—from tfie Southern Government. It seams to have beenAaaed, according to Gen. Butler, that if the negotiations went on courteously the Confederates would, make vat new proposition an llfaaanl in its term! that every matr at the North would cry shame if it'were not accepted Land, accordingly, an insulting dispatch was sent to close the business and yet throw on tho Richmond authorities the Dun* ot tha fhiiure. The ingenuity ol thlg moemdtag doe* n«t atone for its questionable morality. The poor flSlowa yet sur viving, who lingered to long «t AnderaonviHe, on the one side, and Elmir* on tha ether,' will hardly test called upon to admire tha subtle Intellect of the 1 hero who so coolly played them as the mere pawns In a gome where life and danth ware thoforfWts. atmrme tossy, Gen. Butler appears entirely uncooscnoasof the fact that to jeopard the live* and ctanfort of ninety 4 «atr thousand men of both armlet, contrary to bis d either- ““’'‘^“Vwaa an atrocloua crime. He does aot see ttlie. battalia ns With actual exnltatlon andretiah K in to ao insincere service, e new Radical leader, sad 1 which we are exported to ♦hat he prostituted his , •ueh are the morals of I such is tho new civ— “taotn whan yon •ouSE «° to pmr*.rn Never «peak ctft Gousitie, or aavthirt K Never ebuse on®wtaS* UOUsljr °* WPIWMtl f^ hovrever bitter now. 01100 Tour bosom ftiand, Never inenlt SiOhTncANTir tbuz. a taste* that orders have been is*ueS?£tm2S? ,,0 * a “ t the erection of barracks tor thirty Mdt around the ei^r.' * taoooe One of the most valuablx eomUnatioas of medicine and an agreeable beverage that has ever been offered to the publlo. Millions of bottles vrcrc sold throughout the North during t he last fonr years and, wherever Introduced, it has proven a welcome addition to the invalids table, the family circle, and the batchelor’s sideboard. LADIES who have lout strength and appeliir. and suffer from nausea, vomittlng aud vertigo— GENTLEMEN who ‘Motet feel very well" jual befnte breakfast ordtaote. whose stomach Is out of order and system is generally deranged— MOTHERS weaning children, and snfferlng from general debility— CHILDREN of a sickly nature, aud soar, dyspeptic constitution— TRAVELERS who hxv* occasion to change their water, and— LL who live In malaricma districts, and are subject ed to miasmatic inffoencea, will find one ot the most valuable Tonics and iuvigoiators at tb can be taken. In RUSS’ ST. -DOMINGO BITTERS. TRY THEM BUT OSCE. RUSS’ ST. POMINGO PUNCH, RUSS’ ARRACK P UN C H ; BATAVIA RICE. RUSS’ MESSINA PUNCH,. RUSS’ am COCKTAIL. RUSS* BRANDY COCKTAIL. RUSS* BOURBON WHISKEY COCKTAIL The meet deUghtlhl eewcoettama that svar tempted maati taste—cheaper titan nay STEADY-DRINKS V the world. BLACKBERRY BRANDY. RASPBERRY SYRUP, GINGER CORDIAL LKMON SYRUP v Alto oa toad mad Bmaaiaetarad to order. KISS A CO., Na 34 Dgr gtreet,^ Bold WbolMtla by W. M. WALSH. Wholesale Druggist, HALSEY, WATBON & CO., Grocers, d27eod-lv c: - W. ■.-W.AW^pt ~H7HOLE8ALE Druggists, corner Barnard anfl IT Broqghion a treats, Bavaxnah, G*„ General Agent for S* Mk ^ Hair Retaarer Restores Gray Hair. CLOCKM Hair Raatorer mates Hair grow on Bud! CLOGK’8 l Hair Bastorer Etna Hair from FalltaiOoL OU all tha merit claimed for It. the moat aceptleqlaf tts Ml MU of two bottles K ‘ money wtllbe tr,bottle. HeKAT, BU98* CO., Commission Morehants, ot timber, Ootton, Naval Stores, Be. The ahm namail hsnas Odin the sale at BsalhHarmlMta,* mmta " HeKAY, BUBS * O0U it if* BaaMmy, N. Y. -New ,Y«tL Aitotitacients. DDEYEAS’SAIZENA X •< i •O S m v o c >■ “ ? wm the hit “ mrmnii rn fksd fiib if bias Mir* . That received a modal and honorable mention from tlie Royal Commissioner*, tie eompStlttaa of all ptn- nmem manufacturer* of “Corn Starch ” and “Pie- pared Corn Flour" of thle and other countries not withstanding. RIAIZZNA, The food and Luo ay of the *gc, withoat a single fault.. One tri:t will convince the most skeptical. Makes l’nddin? , akes. Custards, BlaecMange, Ac., vtilhont isingla *. with few or no egg*, at a coat as tonishing the m.<et economical. A alight addition tcr ordinary Wheat h our greatly improves Bread and Cake. It i* also excellent for thickening sweet ranees, gravies ibr flan and meat*, soups. Ac. For Ice Cream nothing c.an compart with it. A little boiled In milk will produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, *fc ( or,MnT;vn as Put up in one poand packages, tinder the trade- TUHBAN.S, .SGMHRhl.LAb, mark Maixena, with itretaions.for use. A aioet dellcions article of food for children mad in- v*»d« of all ages. Fur sale by Grocer*and Druggtoteeverywhere. Wholesale Depot, U>fi FbRob Street., WILLIAM. DURYEA }*S-ly General Agent. HAWKINS & FAY, . Conttniakion Merchants, NO. AT t’KAHL STREET, NEAR PRODUCE EXCHANGE, H. Y. -J. ffOCKWBLL FAT. A WM. H. HAWKINS, PartteaLuNUteiiUbu paid to buying Produce, Provt ons, tVItlsklee, and Cigars, on order, and trf con ■ions, rigmnentR. CLINTON HUNTER, firm of bpofferd, THeaton A CO;, NewYorh. Kancber A McChesney, 6 Watecwt, Mew York. Richard Ellis, 114 Water street, Mew York. Wm. B. .Mile*, sd Christie street; New York. Of Ooods »«"<a A T J. C. Maker & Co’s, Cor. Broaghtotrand Whllakrr Stis OCTOBER IT. 18446.- LADIES’, MISSES' avd .tHILfHtENS HATS, In all the latest slyies, sn» h a* the OLADUTOR, BOHEMIA, EVERY VARIETY OF „ ■ * RISTORI, CASTILIAN, CENTRAL PARK. Fbatbers, Ribbon*, Ornameu'a, ' ■ Bonnet Frames, kc-, -tic. welT—tf .. IS SELLING GOODS Lower Than Any Other House IJT SAVANNAH. Planters’ RICE POUNDING HILL! HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS FURNISHED. %L- u. al Leii-’ TTH -<T7 ii The undersigned.' having become proprietor* ot^ the property kr.ewn as til— >• LOWKR SAVANNAH ■ RICK MILL,- iateu.i at onre putting in all new »“ ) j p . ninH qFT ,, „„ t ra well unholstered necessary machinery for malting it a FIRST-CLASS ' "ARLOK SEId, extra well upnoisicrea. RICE FOUND1XG MILL. NO pains will be spared | —yp-y |ini, ntinif arms Walnut anil Ala to have Rico tliorongbly cleaned and prepared for IBED BOOR market, and to tin, Plauters and Factors who give as their patronage we iv'n i-romise full attention to j their Interest*. • « i r • * * - ■ i Hiving amplerurtliUea foi etoriog Biccv Planters i W~ E. Sib.it, 5 Wall street. New York. Lewi* L. | and Factors can ehlp at any time-to the Mill tosalt | ’ T Jofei.H piruvrttffftve H. W. AC0.« Savannah ; convenience, io remain on storage or for ! DINING. ROOM find LIBRARY b£TS. pounding. - LLOYD D. WADDELL. j „ .^awtorefai, o^riiLLo — ^Wf.T/IWM bogany. COTTAGE BED BOOM .SETS, of eveiy variety. • , ,„i ,,,. 0:1. JOHN GRAY. Wooden Ware, Brooms, PAIL*. BHI'SHK*, MATS, Twine,, t uning*. Tuba, charm, CratlMa, Wagons, Cktaii-a, Baiketa, A*. Nos. 15 H'ult on andttOBFYont S NEW YORK Hotels. Fur furiligr parlicnlare, enquire of Mecaia, Ruse A , >JktkwrigtoLat ihsM'llvorat pta Danking Heu.eoi ; wm. M. Tonnow Co., iu Bk flange batbitag: ,,r ot : LloydD. wadded,efllce (when in the city) at the j coaming room ol W. if, Whitney.» Co., No. 4 Bmr- j ns* Block, liny sueet. suM-tf ] Market Square House, 188 BRYAN STRBBT, VALENTINE BASLER. % Cignrn Win**, Ales and Lager, and all ktadi of IJqnore. bunch at eleven o’clock. Ten Pin Alleys attached. ang44m ST. CHARLES SALOON, B Y A. STAMM. Bay Lane, rear of Poet Office— Ihc bi-at Liquors, AIca, Wines- Sega re, Ac., nlwaye on hand, inelading a rholce article of StLT- KH’fi WATER, directlylmported from ilaraatfhnm, Nagsn u, aa:l the beat of Rhine Wines. LUNCTl evirv day at 11 ovloclc. milMy i LA PI£RR£ HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA* ‘ SCRIRRRf House, it baa been RKFITTKD AKD KKFUKXJHUKU Ilf AN RLSGANT MANNER. A nit t* now Prepared vitn the lflnat Far* feet Appoint tMet, gar kite RMep- titan *V (sweat*. The first position among first-das* Hotels will he maintained mitt future, as In the past. jelSJbn BAKER * FARLEY. WILLIAM M TUNNO. RO«E A aRRWIL’OHT. - M4TTRESSE8, BOIATEhS t of »M kind*. • ?:u. Having tiKea eatirr of the working of the! -above named Mi>L.wa vroakl rt^icdfuily ask of tEe I Planters niiti Pastors tfce vtcinit-for 8avau> I usb their patronage for tbe coming he.x>u, and In so; doing we cun bat promise a careful attention to their ! Interest, based upon our pa it business connection | and experience in that liuQ rf buslre^. Tbe Mill j - ''*”1*- tel I are, therefore, to cite and admonish all wMm oncern, to be ami appear before said Coart e objection (if any they have) on or hafbrfl Monday in November next, otherwise said tatters will be granted. Wltmeas my official signature thia Slat day of Sep tember, 18116. _ '. D. A. O’BYRNE. eepW-lawIm ** o C. C. ^TAl tt Or GKOBUIA, CHATHAM COUNTr.—To Q all whom It mav concern r Whereas, Levis. Hart will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administration an the estate of John Harris (colored;, of said county, deceased: -■Tttea>. are, therefore, to cite and admonish, all whom it may concern, to bs and appear before said Court to mate objection (if any they have) on er to fine-the first Monday in November next, other*fee said letters n ill be grauled. Witness my official etfenrtnre thia rial day of Sep- tenter, t«6C. D. A O’BYRNE, KpS-tawim p. c. c. N oneV:.—fisvin» diepeto-Tof and rraoaferrad my FIVE SHAKES in the Timber Critters’ foot ocatgd In Savannah. I hereby give notice of (he ame. , eepHaiiiflm* JOHNS. DO it MINT. S tats of GEORGIA—Chatham county.—to all whom it may concern : WbeWM, Jpbv Murray will apply at the Court of Ordinary for letters of administration oh tBe-etaata of John Newman, late of said county, deceased, v These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Court to ■nnka objection til' any they have) on or before the teat Monday iu November next, otherwise said letters will be granted. - Witness my oflistaiaigneture, thia 4tk day of Octo ber, 1*66. D A. O’BYRNE. ooflx •. o. e. c. AND A Glorious Result H. Than are as many roads to raige'and in* there were gateways to ancient Thebes v ” bitioua warrior is for carrying his n,~l' •abre; yonr aspiring politician for acheminr u “* by intrigue and consummate art. Bat grand broad path to the goal, along base can travel, ft Is the path set ml- ^ march of Ulanl, energy, and noble PMpos e i jStatb of at.6c.Li •—Chatham county—To Q Ml whom Wrasy coueera: Whereas, i^aua Jachen* will apply at thaCoort of Oritmaly for Letters m^nriwory as Admtstrsur oa the ectate or Frederick Jacbens, of aatd countr, je are. therefore, to cite and admonish all whom 'concern, to bf- and append htaore eatd Oonrt -e m'Jection (tf any they have) on or before the mdaydn’Aprlt text; otherwise said letters will nfed. itnefs trry band and official signature thia let day of October. lSttd D. A. U’Byroe. oc3-lami;ni« Ordinary, C. C. a DMINISIKATOB'S SALE.—Agreeably to an orde _■ Y of the Court of Ordinary of Bryan county, I will sell, at tha Court House in said county, on the first Tuesday in November next, between tbe usual houra or sale,'all the reel estate belonging to the late Major Albert. W. Anuta and Dr. 8. B. Smith, cousistiag of abmst imreteewhundr -d and seventy-four (1,974) acres ot land; lying principally in tha 1,137th district in tivyas county, and embracing several different tracts, upon on* of which there ia a field of about ona hun dred acre* cleared aad under a good fence. Also, all -the Brill or ranging timber that wlR make four haa- dredfoetand upwards to tbe stick that ia now upon or may be hereafter upon seveu hundred acme of land in said district aud county. Sold for the benefit of the heirs of said estate. Terms on day of sale. Pur- chasers will be raquired to pay for titles, sepl'd-lawim* HENRY E. SMITH. Adm'r. October. ilO?E t ARKWR1GU f. ; J-t; -■ Bailiffs Sale. YiriLL he » 4d<« 1TESPAY, the 30th day of Octo- W belt, *'■“ i - ■ KITTLE’S FOLDING MATTRESSES, the f - *B<I WARRANTED S' • others- 1866. m itont of thc’Cbnrt "House, Ik the • ” city of Mavamtali. belweea the legal hours of sale, the j 1. -to, -- following property. toAvit: | hAofi AiNH uAbefi fill . One Sofa, 6 cu-hioricd-bot'om Chain), 2 cushioned- PKX muKIANOPY bottom Reeklrg Ohslrs, 3 B.-dfleada, 1 Bateau and: rus^uiuvanu Glass, 2 Clocks, and other article* ton numerous to ] mention. Levied on as i he property of Cyras Be in ter | a person of color, to aottafy a,distrain Warrant issued out of tlie Honorable ll* County Court for the county ofChs’hxm, iu favor of I.hiac D. I.aHoclie. plaintiff. . • A. H. SADLER, oct ' - Bailiff County Court C. C. NOTICE. OFFICE OF ASSISTANTyCARTRKMASTER,I sATaknau, Gh, Oclober IS. 1866, f S CALED PROPOSALS (in duplicate) for tk* supply of PINK and HAKD WiajD for the Poet df Sa vannah will be received at the office of tbe uoder- sffined until 13 m of THURSDAY October 3a, PA*, the same to be dc’lvcrad iu au. h quantities ce may be requited from time tot tne, for the period ot six moot it. from date of contract. Satisfactory evidence for the faithful performance ol the contract will be teqnired. CHAS. A. REYNOLB8, oclS-St Brevet Lt.CcI and A. Q. M U. 8. A. 4 V LORGlT, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom vj it may concern: Whereas, Tjiuinaa M. Fleet wood wtll ^pply at the i pearl of Ordinary for Lettcro of GnarUianshfp on tbe : persons aud property of Lrur t C. aud George 8. | Pljmtwood, minors aud orphans of Green Fleet wood, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite ami admonish all whom ■ it may concern, to be and appear before said Court to ' make objeotion (If any they have) on or before the first Monday In November next; otherwise said let ters will he granted • Witness my official *krnetnre this Silt day of Ncptvntbrr, »V«W. D. A. O'-MVKNE, seplOdlam’Jm Ordinary, etc. CtTATK UF GSOHUIA- CHATHAM CoUthY^To . O all whom It may coneern- Whereas.-Stephen P. Whitehead will apply at the i L'Qprt of Ordinary lor Letters of AdmlntstraHoa on r the enisle of Cefijktuln Wfift’lteaff, late of arid comity. | deceased. ■ • > . 1 These are, therefore to cite and admoalah all, whom fjt mav concern, to lie and■ appear before said Court to make objection lif any they have) on or liefore the first Mondaj in November next, otherwise said letters wifi be granted. Wt-nees my olllchl signal are. tide 28lb day of Sep- ember, 1866. oc2 11. A. O'bYRNE, Q>C. C. WAREROOMS Yi&j Kearly Opposite SL Aiffref ’s M. S tate of isrobgia—Chatham county.—to all wlioii; it may concern: • Whereas, Enoch D. Hendry will apply at the Court of Ordinary forlottera of administration on the estate of Lcouidas J. Gill, late of said county, deceased, These aie, therefore, to cite anil admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Courtto make objection,-It any ttley l*vo. oa or before the first Monday in December next, otherwise said letters will mlne»s-rny-official signature, this 11th day of Octo ber. 186(1. D. A. O'BYRNE, oclg > ' ’ - O. C. C. 6U£. Coffee. BAGS COFFEE, 2,000 DirecUmportatioa frota Rip Jaurho; * ' ;•> »*¥>•«*VWaroHfota. VaDi COftSrWEUL, PHCENIX STEAM SAW MILL. EASTERN TYRaRF, SAVANNAH, GA. HIV Inform GHARLESTOR HOTEL, charleston, *. c. rflHlS populat and weH known Hotel,attuated l> the ■ hnriures portion of the city, has been newly fare id.hed throughout bythc present proprietor, who ha bet u taxteen years connected with the establishment. ' m2«-tt W WHITS, Proprietor. LINVHLE & REASON. i Ht. Julias Streak, West ot Market, - SAVANNAH, YKTH are fatly prepared to make hberel cash ad ft vancemenu on consignment* irom Merehanta mad Ply lei a, both at ttiVplacn and •* and Ptaaiets, both at tiff, place xna w: par agw chaudme will be forwarded to us with diapau A^mrtts **on MERRITT, WALCOTT * CO., 64 ComM Street Kew Tort. : fi MANUFACTUmSKS OF ALL KINDS OP ship and Rnglneeffo Supplies, Oils TarnleS, I’M at. HempaBd Rubber Packing: OakTanDodsad Babber Belting, Brass Fittings, Chipping arid Kivettag Ham- ntare, File*, Chfoala, Gas fbic, Naila, Cueatar and OaagHaws, Pumps, flteam Whiatles. Steam arid Wta-' ter O n agars, Steau* Engines and Saw Mills of evciy description, Ac., Me. Alee Agents for A. P. WOOD A CP.'8 celebrated Portable Steam Engines. FOWLER & WABB; 87 Water street. New Yor-k, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN RICE. rtONSIGNMENTS solicited, on which liberal ad V rai.cementa will be made. 0. JL FOWLKR of ne above firm, can be saw at the Marshall Home. ^ISS^^ASSm^ftewYorh city. 4 Co., Johmton, Woods Ceneral Commis’nl p#. M Itaddard't Lawn Jktamge,: - BAY AKN AH, GA. J W. NEfUT. of tim firm of Merit, Lstfcrow ffi * Bogera, baa amoelated himself wtthLathrowd (fo. In the Dry Goods bualneaa, at the old stand of jl-lf HEHHT LATHEOP * CD, era. nndareigneO, bavingoottipleled their. A GANG SAW MILL, known as the '1 6TCAM HAW mRJ,” wdnW icwpectfally belr friends and the public generally, that they are .now prepared to filiordera for Lumber In any quax- tity aud of any sieca aud leiigtlix. We have eon- nniriWi our Mill ail impmved Planer, and will givv parttcatai atb-iitinn to ordcrs_for platted and MfigUtaUndgaflpved lumber. qjrderaleftat the Mill, or at J. FSft M. Hatnihon’ nffijrn. earner Ray and Abercum streets, wilt ret eiv pramptsttenttbu Asfii netted.^ any rattan, • * ■>. r. uamu.tok. - M- naml/ion. »ns-tt <■. YilTTTflOH—ADMINISTRATORS TIT ILL be sold oa tbe first Taeiday in Njv»mber W next,at. SUUwLora, ju. the county ofBul- i loch, wiibm thelegartmumrWLeale (it;o), a swamp tract, containing 317 acre*, more orYess, bounded by A. Hertz aud estate of William Williams; -Mate - boro; a tract of 3<n acres, mo e or less, bounded by O R. B*gin. WlUjam H. MacLeany »" home tract at Aaren Land, 952 aCre*. more or Ion. boundedhj - -- — - — — _ . other*.' bc- sold tnt- divL-lon among tbe Item of said estate. Term* on me day of sale. 8KOKGK B. HAGIN, Adpiln’t. sep2*lawtd ANN HAG IN, AdmialstrBtrix. BULLOCH—ADMINISTRATOR’S RALE. W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday iu November next, at Statesboro, In tbe county of Bulioch, within the legal hour* of sale, three hundred (30bj acres of land, more *cr less, lying ia euitl county, bounded by iaada balonging to tbe estate of J. h. Wamock, John fatalgovi arid M. Driggers, belonging TfhWO MOJlFH.-i AFTER DATE, application will A wm i,ernadeto IheUourt orordtnary.of Bulloch County for leave to sell all the tends belonging to — the estate’of JLAM f> H MARI IN. lSte of raid coun ty, di eeasqd. lor the l^eni nt of the hel.a and creditors of said estate. This 20lh uay of Stp!emf*6r. i860. JAMH8 VI.DERMAN. setAfiawkin '"Administrator de Bonus Noa. ■ of-public patronage is imcOfiilh ao • Ell LBN & HAMILTUtib. To Rent. EXECUTOR’S N0T1CL IN DECEMBER NEXT Ordinary of Klflog- 2 in tbe 4th district of Pierce count}', for tbe benefit ot' tbe. heirs and creditors of tbs estate of Shepard Griffin, deceased.' i■ ?• } Exeentore. oci-laivjnr B. B. GRIFFIN. to the estate of Jackson Driggers, ana being-the lute residence of said its taaad aad sold under an order of the Coart of Ordinary for toe benefit ot tho heirs afid creditors ol said eatetn. Terms on the day of sale: • • . . - ' ; • , MARK DB’GGBRS, flepTl-tawld Administrator. llamLee-en and S. L. Aoon^ about forty icree deareil laud, sonic ten scree bay land, under cultivail.,n. and at (out dir.y acne* oak aud hickory land*, uncleared, A DMlNibTRAlijR’^ jALk—nn be Sold, Keiore the Court Hous" duor. in Emanuel county, on the first Tuesday in Decetaber next, all iho Lsnch lying in said connfy htlongmg to the estate of Thomas C. Dekle, of said county, deceased, one lot containing fifteen hundred and fort,-three (l.fitlj .acres, lying on tbe west ride of Big Canoochee river, well improved and heavily timbered; bounded on the east by Big (’auoochee liver, on the west by lands <ff John F. (Hcnfleld, tan the north ny lands of Moses Otannaday, on tbe sonth by lamia ol Leads Cot- Mas' Tbe pl.ee' would be x desirable location for tatty one wanting to em timber, raising stock, farm- teg, Ac. Another Lot. lying O" the eas’ side of Big Bbaoochee river, coutainidg eight hundred and se venteen (317) acres, with Improvement.; bounded on the north by lauds belonging to toe estate of Jourdas Button on iheeonilt by laiuia.of J0hn Drkio, on the Seta by lands belonging to the estate of Littleton Dihle, on Inc west by l-uies of Pickens Watson. NANCY DEKLE, urs-i .wm* Administrator. though hill of obstacles itcontaius nbnetbat , k man cannot ssmonnt. This fact hr,, been err - u innumerable instanef., but In Tew more f ^ ban in the rise and progrea. of DR. Hoori GERMAN BITTERS. For over fifteen rear, ,, has been onward and upward, scatteringbleSta"* ^Mter ,,9onthciu ^ GR12A.T TOiSTIc. O Hooflwid’B German Bittera la a putative remedy for DYSPEPSIA, Diseases Resulting from IIUIRU tr TNI LIVE* and B1SESTIVE ORCAIll (And Is the only eert .In and safe RESTORER OF STREET IN CASES OF DEBILITY. o By the ase of this Bitters Wcskeaed aad Debilitated Frame, t<| Mac Kcacwcd with all the Vigor of Health. Impaired constitutions are rebuilt, and thepar^l a a short time regains Victor, Health and Stren-th, FOLLOWING S V-VHTOEh -ResolUngfcom Disorders ultiie Digettltt Vrgzu I Coustipatioa, tnwaril Files, Fullness 01 Blood to I HmmI, Acidity or the btumucii, Nausea, dear! f bum. Disgust for Food, Fuilnes. ot IVcigh! in the stomach. Sour d. uctutoms, bmt- iugor Fluttering ulthe Tu of the Btonueh. Swimming or the dead, Harried aad Diuicuit Drealh- ing, Flnlt. ring at the ' Heart, Choking or fiuffocattiig Sensation when tn » Lying Pos ture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before tbe Sight. Fever and Dali Pain lu the Head, Defi ciency of Tempi atiou, Yeliowueuof the Skin and Eyes, Pam in the (fide, IhrS, Chest, Iambs, Ac., Sudden Flushes ol dal, 3.-. | taff In the Flesh, Constant imaginings uffffl, and great Depression ol opirns. Hemembcr That these Bitters contain ao Ram or Whiskey. Aad can’t make Drunkards. Is not a Bar Room Drink, But a Highly Concentrated VegtUhk £ih«; Free from Alcoholic Stimulant or Injurious Sv| It Cannot Insidiously Introduce the vice of I enneas Into the bosom of your famillee-lo fotrri your children, or your friends. AN iH'IUE—On the lirta Monday In December next 1 will apply, to tlie Court of Odinary of Fifing- .... I deaemod, usd sold under an .ordaf of the Court o! ham conutj .or leave to sell nil the lauds belonging TWtbSTGRV BRICK JBIHf.DlNO, in a eonve- ! ordinal y aud ;or a divisiuu among tbe jfotrs of euuf to tbeesmiotg Kobeit A. Marlow, for the benefit ol nient portii n ot theclty. Apply at tb* N«w» ; ^,me. I the heirs and cteditor, of said estate. - -- ous-tf 1 - - * aad Herald Office. , ... -toto—- North Xliver AGRICULTURAL WOEKS. / Y.RJFITNG A CO.. 58 auil CO Coartlandt street, ll New York, Miinufnctnrere and Dntiar* In AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS. Noa. lb. 11,50, 55 and 0 Plows, celebrated Mo hawk Valley Steel; Clipper Plow; Howe-powert, Threshers and Clean“i s, F ia Mil!*, Ac. _ ' COTtON GINS. Emery’s celebrated Saw Gin. McCarthy’* celebraied Roller Gin. Dealers supplied. Send for Circular. " oc5-2ta. . A- Austell, . Atlanta, 'Gefrgtai W. H Inman, (Late of Georgia,! |tew York. A.tistell & Inman, Critten «■ No. SO Wall stroat, NEW YORK. i “ GILLtAiLS OLD, MILL.” GRITS, GRITS, IEAL. lummngton & CO. S BITB and MEAL always ontaand in Urge quanti ties, daily ground, and can idake tt especially to interest of Grocers and Bay Merchants who fill - ' on age. We re- i the above. . warehouse, 190 193 Bar street, corner of Market Dock. . ”^7 tUDDOJOTON fls C©« ort-tf 1 c6f. Haber*hafnanOMbarty.*trsate. Paper Hangings • so r; f Window Shades. 5. J :. H MRS. MARY J. TURNER, received a new supply of 1 Hat received a newenppfy of Paper Hangtegi^Win- aad .GUt Cornices, which siiiimoitvMnp, Muimtmwi: - 4** TRUNK STORE, WHOLESALE AND MThU* totaW Side of Market, Batwaam W. dailW »«< Btetatate, SAVANNAH, GA, Terms oatbe day of sale. ... ; william H. Maclean, John I. Fey, for tha of said estate. •I the heirs and credimi* GEORGE W. FOf, . Adtninistrtaqt. bulloch-aBmiSibtratows < SALK ILL be sold nn the arat Tuesday in November f ext, at Statesboro, in the county of tiulfo' leTitaalli * ofhMtiljff or le_ _ ,| _ - ... McKlven, William Mitcheni JsmcS j. VjWen, And Wifican/te- under aa vruar of. the Court of Oi Ik heirs Main estate. on the t aep33-lflwVl . WiLfJAM K JfoftLVEN, Aihnfr. ■ By virtue oi an lx orisr trom the Court of Ordinary of said conifc ty, will t» tetd, am :lb* »■ gtaamMKiteMjvemher next, at tbe Court Ilocse door In said CMniy, (fe- 9ween tM leqhl sola, banre, the amta hpUFf Lot af Land Ho. 4SA prigtuglly Appllag, now Wayne cOattty, Administrator.- SALfc. JR’S he 11 ret Tuesday In No’ x-Mlteafooi y^ILLbe aold^ within the legal hdni of land, meteor lest, SSSS'as. under an ordwjqf the Court of ordinary forth* bene- AW*—** . B, WILS- aap2i lew d t r.,; . Admimat tor. CjTiftft’OF GEORGIA—UBEBTOY COUNTY.—To 0"aB whomat may concern : Whereas, R. A . Fnlton will apply at tha Court of Or* ‘Binary for Letters of Administration on the estate of T. F. Linder, late or said county, fcmsaad; "•There are: therefore.«o-ette and sdtaclata ail whom it may concern-to be and appear before said Court, to maka Meatiest (if any they have), ee or before the Am Monday in November neft, otherwise said letter* .■will be granted. - Witness my official signature, this 37th day of Sep tember, 1806. W. P. GIRABDEAU, oct-lawlm. Ordiaary ol Liberty county. will apply at the Lohrt of Ordli%fy‘fofi'4i*ltM dfftismlariou from th* estate of Florence (3’bulllvan, late Of said county, deceased: These arm tharefora.. tojclte, and (tompniah all whomitauy coup***, to* msMF aMcar Mare said court, to Imethtaffret Mfi letters w U1 be i '^fS&vA are tble 3d day of July niBN a GORTON, Ordinary. 1 ’WCT MONTH8 AFTER DATE, application, will be mads to the Court of -Ordinary or Coffee fcetotaffi Oeurgta, at tho ffreg hbfatar term atur aa^tention of DMlEMSAMB’S jCK. day in December next I will apply to the Co ceaeetLfoetho benefit of the heirs and creditors of - to sell all the F. Dasher, dee assms&ERss George W. Hrireta deoaaasi . - oEORor w. rot,- ofO^M^toTtatewofAdmtntjSl&^MthV^ tett orjaete Watehtamer, late offlgrf Vmnty, de- appear t ey nave) said Court on or before the otherwise aaidlet- r.AlfkS E. MARLOW, ffeplEd *w2m* ., . Administrator. rttateof Georgia—rffinguam county—To 9 all wliom it may concern.: Whereas, John E. Rliearouse has applied to me for letters of Administration *>□ the estate of Nathaniel 8b> arouse. dec.iiBed: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish aR perron- inter.wtcd to be and appear at the Coart ol UMinary of .aid couut v to make objection flfariy they Have,) mi or before tlie first Monday in November - it, otherwise sfiiid letters will be granted. H-reti uifftler my Hand *nd official signature this * >y of Septcmb-r, 1806. - S*pi3-tnw4w F. B. TEBRAU. Ordinary. A DM1 NlSTltaTvR'H HALE —X Will offer fur sale tea. a highest Itolder, at the Court House tn W. Oaglwra county, ou tbe first Tuesday lu November, at the ltftal hours of sale, live hundred and eighteen a rea f Land, the property of Jackson N. Neatae. Sola subject to a mortg.ige, uud for the bcaefit of ali COOCQBMd - * . . " , . JVM. A. NLAHE, Administratin'- Springfield, Septoigber 7, 1S«6.*e!3-law3te S tatic <>f Georgia, biilloch county —two months after date application will be made by ♦Us undersigned to the Court of Ordinary Of said cofiaty for leave to sell a ; l ora portion of the lands -" ' to tha etaate of William ffiarn-ed, 1st* ol decease J, Tor the benefit of the creditors JOHN GRIMES, Executor. BULLOCH—ADMINISTEATOB’S SALE. tirn.L lie *ol(l on the first Tuesday .In November ft next, at NlaicstiOro. In the county Of Bultoch. one hunt! ed acres of loud, more Or jjp, bounded to lards belonging to th * estate of Wfllfom Deloach, Sr., belonging to tbe estate ot William W Deloach, deceased, and being tbe late residence df aid de ceased, and Hold.ur.der an order of the Court of O di nary fora division among tbe heirs of sahf estate. Teroifl on Ui0 d»v of iwlo. WiLUAM C. ANDERSON, auq32.1adtd' Admintttiater. , TNXECUTOB’B Pi m December .’B SALE.—On the FIRST TUEBMX next, I win sell to the highat. hid: n Baa, -late sf .aad ,der, in front of the Court House, in the county of dfhefre and erwri- Efflagbam, two hundred aerej of land (he the same aareesleaj.'tnu property of. th* Estate at Obediah ~ ' the benefit of tlioheteaofaid tetite, Edwards, Jr., for ott-lawtaw JAMES E. MARLOW, Executor. ' ’CSIXTY days alter date application-will be made to O ■ the Court or Ordinary of Bulloch coaaty to sed a portion of tbe real estate df Wl A. Crirmon. late of said county, deceased, johiiua d. Deloach. gwepW-lrisrtme glATK OF GEORGIA—EFFINGHAM COUNTY— . To all whom it may concern : Whereas, Noel Lanier has applied to me — _ of AdmlniaU*tion on tho estate of Tfiomaa Hiioah, deaeaeed - atlntoraat^ta ‘ - it Moa- WLW. i 19th Given under my band and official «hautntothi« day of September, 1866. F-M.T8MAU. ■epSS-lawlm* . Ordinary Effingham eou^^ OfftirT* OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY—** 5 mil whom it may concern: _ _ ofoaavTu,,a5.“Xw tateol Walter Higgins, late of said count, de- • make objection (if any tiny hareLon or betereths ^^^Miidayja Ueeethbar next, othuMp said Jute ^^^m***m^odMal signature this 18th day ta Oe- - - - Or mhara, whose systems Have tfocome imptelf sardshipa or disease, will find In thia Kiters i f uai will restore them to aU their fen vigor. faeae Bittera have performed more rare* r Given Better SatisfaetUuil • /, igjrj Irfliu.'.' Have more respectable people to vojcU (or tbe j Ihanany other article'in the Market. Wefisff pus to contradict this assert ior, and Will fay $i.oou To any one that will produce a Cerdflcau ( hy u> hat la not GIN OINK N BJZAis WHO SAYS SO. PBOMTHEHON. THOMAS B. FLJliOu ! Wasliiagtofi. Jaiiuar; b * J Gentlemen:—Having staten It rerbailj »I have so hesitation in writing the Ln. that i e c ;l enced marked benefit from vour Baofian4'» fts»l Bitten. Daring a. long ami tedloas a i .a ttMB, premnz and onerous duties near.y pera'l me. A kind friend suggested tlie use ol tht pWLI uoiv I have named, i took his afivlo-. tad J was improvement or heaUli, reacired ener that particular relief I eo much needed race Others maybe xiraliarlv rdvintaged, U they de—w b*. Truly your friend, „,„.«rtl TUUMASB. FL0K»«I pram Bte. W. D. MfMed, Feetor ta Tv*'* 1 «sa£sy ihe^dfatrearingefficts e^es ware stsgSi ‘Srs* t sssssw®s??sSt oa to palm off sweetened and ^ tee o*«8uu^,.in_s_riy mj5 trhlflh, I fasti in to make many t w*e not only upon tfieatomac^b^^id roue system, was prompt and grt^yw fit pa a have (forivad great and permasmt jJ, Jjc tn, M ofta te. hottlen No. 2S4 Siataanxr* BEWARE Of OOUST^S*! Sea that tha tag—ten of “C. M- Wiapperafaacn bottle. PRINCIPAL OFFICE * MANE? aCT03 1 No. 631 ARCW STREET. JMK* gANS; iOCCMBORSTOC-M. JAC*M» W.M. WALSH,^ ABraugHton For Sale or Tsrgs^g&gf dr ffi5S5^tert.^ g(S| ; ■sffKasRjg^ SBSttSbZXg&Si —my.out-hundtogsjy^ipjon asT %'iJ n'oex'f'. as&tos*. tar.te. r further particulars apply. T-*J Notice. w-*y m