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Official Paper* of the City. ABPFST CIRCULATION IN THE CITV AND COUNTY THCEBDAYi OCTOBER 45. 18B6. POSTMA BTKH.8 Are statbnrjzed to receive subscriptions fnr the NEWS AND HER VLD, Daily, Tri-Weekl.v and Weekly, at onr advertised rates. TO OCR COUNTRY FRIENDS, As mnch interest la felt throughout the country in regard to the prospects of the ootton and other crops we will he grateful to onr planting friends and others n the interior for information on that subject. Those who have opportunities for obtaining valuable infor mation in regard to the growing crops, the working of the free-labor system, and kindred matters, of gon eral interest, witl confer- a favor by communicating the same to ub. applications receive'' more tliau auo-h persons yyh jaiaor NATURALIZATION IN NEW YORK. In view of the approaching election in New York, the process of making loyal citizens anil voters is progressing with wonderful ra- p : lity. For more than a week past tile Su perior Court lia9 been occupied- in the busi ness of naturalization, and the Post estimates that from six to seven thousand naturalization p.ipers have been perfected in that time. The Post says there arc some curious features in the naturalization business this year. The requirements of the Registry law, as it is interpreted, have unsettled the usually ad mitted rights of large numbers of persons of foreign birth, who are not to be permitted to vote unless^they can prov^ tjhat they be came citizens regularly by the naturalization of their fathers. This proof they canr^t produce, in, a large, proportion of th^ cases arising, and the result is that Wore their names are received by the inq^, tor8 0 f re- gistry, they must take ouAjs.- of citizen . ship. la is found by m ' oxa ' infttion of the so fur, that probably .alf of the number are from „ have hitherto voted as the aildven of foreign born citizens. Annoying as this maybe to the candidates for citizeusbip of “the best government the world ever saw,” they may be thankful that tbc late war has wrought a change in the feeling of hostility to foreigners which pre vailed in the North in the days of Know Notbingism, and that Irishmen and other foreign-horn persons, whose volunteer mili tary organizations were then disarmed and diBbauded as unworthy to stand under the flag, are now deemed worthy of citizenship without twenty-one years or a life-time of probation. They are now regarded in re spect. to citizenship on an equality with the citizens of African descent. The elective franchise lias been cheapened and the stand ard of political intelligence lor the exercise of the right of sell-government has been lowered. But the once proscribed Irish Catholic need not comp’ain, as he is now ad mitted to ail .the privileges ol the most favored nation and color. It is to be hoped that our loreign-born lellow-citizens of the North are duly grateful for this condescen sion. - INTERNATIONAL OCEAN TELE. GRAPH. We had the pleasure yesterday of a call from Col. \Ym. H. Heiss, Superintendent of the International Ocean Telegraph Company, and Col. A. H. Cole, ol Florida, Vice Presi dent of that company. They are on their way to Florida, to make surveys prelimi- najy to the construction ol a line from Ha vana, Cuba, to the North, which will proba bly pass through Savannah. There is no doubt of the success of this enterprise, if our information is correct. We have seen sev eral very complimentary notices of it in the leadingJNew York dailies, including one of a substantial presentation to Col.Heiss, for many years connected with telegraph business all over tho continent, by his friends there. The following is from the New York Daily News: The International Ocean Telegraph.— The preliminary steps towards building the International Ocean Telegraph Line are being taken, and the work will be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. Mr. Wm. H. Heiss,one of the oldest telegraph superintend ents in tbc country,has accepted the important position of Superintendent of the Interna tional Ocean Telegraph Company, and the compauy were fortunate in securing the ser vices of this gentleman, whose great expe rience and eminently practical abilities will be of Itie utmost value in insuring success to the great enterprise. Superintendent Heiss will saill from this city on Saturday, 20th insL, for Florida, through a portion of which State the line is to be bailt. He will make surveys, and determine upon the route to be adopted. Several leading citizens and pub lic men of Florida have suggested that the liue be built from Fernandina to Cedar Keys on the west side, of rhe State; thence by cable to Havana. This will be determined upon by Mr. Heiss, if the practicability of the suggested route is made manifest by per sonal inspection and survey. It will be not many months ere the cities of New York and Havana will be iu telegraphic communica tion. Col. Heiss is well known in Georgia, Florida sed South Carolina, as a very enter prising and able mau in the telegraph busi ness. Report of the Commslsstefrer or Customs- Abolition or the Spanish Slave Trade. Washington, Oct. it—Tie Commissioner ol Cus toms has prepared s statement called for by resolu tion passed by the Rouse during the last session with reference to the dhpoeition made of all the cotton and other property coming into the hands of the Treasury agents during the war. The State Department has reoeired a copy of a Spanish royal decree, intended to make impossible henceforth the proeecntloa of the African slave trade in Cuba and Porto Bice. It provides for the emanci pation of every personfwbo la in slavery in those pro vinces whenever they touch the peninsula or its ad jacent Islands. Fights with Indiums. New Tore, October 3*.—A Los Angelos dispstoh says a fierce fight has occurred between citizens and a. numerous hand of Indiana in the vicinity of Hanly- ville. in which fifty of the litter were killed. St. Lome, October 24.—Lata Montana advices Mate that fifty Sioux Indiana recently attacked an encamp, ment at the mouth of Milk river. After five hours’ lighting they wen repulsed, with a,toss of twenty-one killed. The whites had four killed and several wounded. FoaUsraAU gen. New You, Oct. 24.—The brig J. Webb, from Wil mington. N. C., for 8*oo, wia abandoned st sea on the 21st inst. The captain and crew were saved ami. brought to thie port-this morning. The Evening star. " Nnw York, October 24.—A Government coffimlfhioti is at present investigating the Evening Star disaster.! New York Market. New You October M.—Gold, *Vi- Sixes, 113Jf; Fivea, 114J£; Tana, 100. Ootton dull, with sales of 2,000 bales middling at S9@41c. Flour firm, v itU sales | of 580barrels Southern at 12 50$*IT. wheat. 3ef)5c liigher. Corn 2o better. Pork tower, with sales at $35 87. Spirits Turpentine, 80990c. Rosin, r. fir. $13 50. Texas Wool, 989Ue. New Orleans Market. New Oblnau Get. 24.—Cotton steady and un changed, with salea of 4,800 bales. Corn higher end selling at 97>£@$1 10. Flour active; superfine. $12 75 13 00. Gold, 48«. Citt Treasure's Office, 1 Savannah, October 23,1885. ) TAX PAYERS are hereby notified that the time re quired for the payment of quarterly returns has as pired. and they r.re earnestly requested to call and pay their dues, and thus avoid additional expense and the issuing of exeenttons. JOHN WILLIAMSON, oe24 - City Treasurer. ELECTION NOTICE. Citt or Savannas, Office Cleu or Council, > Savannah, October 23, I860, J AN Election will be held at the next tegular neat, tog of Council, on WEDNESDAY, October Slat, lf*6, for Weigher ol Hay, rendered vacant by the deatn,of John J. Theus. Applicant! mnat state in their ap plications the names of their securities (two required to each bond), and hand in their applications to me #n or before 10 o'dock A m., on that day. JAMES STEWART, . oc2S—tde Clerk of Council. Office Genual Scpibintbnbsnt Atlantic ft Gulf Rail Road. Savannah, Oct. 15th, 1885. Mobile Market. Mobile, Oct. 24 The cotton sales today wer* 5iH> bales Middlings. Market quiet. Ail of the printers in the gov »nmc:Lt offices in Washington and in private offices, except those at work on the newspapers, ure on a strike. They demand that the eight hour system be adopted. The govern ment has reconsidered its action and posi tively refuses to pay the old prices for eight hoars of labor. A Political Straw.—Wendell Phillips, who is the thinking man- of the Radical party, and who always speaks out plainly what he means, follows up the attack upon General GraDt commenced by Ben Butler, Jack Hamilton and smaller lights some weeks since. In his Boston speech he assailed General Grant as being responsible for the riots iji New Orleans, and declared that the Union commander occupied a “humiliating position.” In the Associated Press report of this passage in the Radical leader’s speech it is said that his allusion to the General re ceived “applause and hisses.” Every paper, except the Tribune, pnblisbes the account thus. The Tribune mutilates the report, and prints it as “applause and cheers. ”— Straws show which way the wind blows. Constidtional Amendment. —Passengers by the steamer from Savannah, repor a tel e- gram from President Johnson, recommend ing the Legislature of Georgia tog adopt the Constitutional Amendment. — JacksonviUe Times. The passengers who carried the report were false packed. No such telegram haa been received here or elsewhere, so far aa we are informed. Ootton Salk.—A sale of- Georgia cotton was made on Friday in New York by John H. Diaper A Co., under the direction of the United States Cotton Agent, Simeon Draper. There were 1,800 bales. The prices were as follows : Strict middling, 42c.; strict low middling, 39 l-4c.; good ordinary, 37 7-8c.; ordinary, 33 l-2a33 3-4c.; low ordinary, 29a29 l-4c.j rebaled cotton, 32 l-4a45c. Neouo Jchtmen in Boston.—Miscegenation is making rapid strides in Massachusetts. The Boston Commonwealth says:' * It is an interesting fset, and an evidence of the pro- **? toward equal rights for all, whits and SXSt’JSt*-**" 8aperior Con* of this county for buvtoes. there Is, this term, one colored 1,1 th * Superior Court tar civil business, urn aeuion, one. and in th« . _ “ I T’ same Court there uw two No^S^Jf*f ion °1 *5* them, but, on the eoiS^y.u*° provement on many white persona for this purpose. This izthe*ftm Courts where colored men have beSiput^th^i^Ih? although in a recent term of the SnpramettiljiF^?*! trial for murder, aa we have recorded, tharen. —! »kn nnnrnd WM on " The Mubdebbrs Abxxsted.—The Rome (Georgia) Courier saya : We are glad to learn that the negroes who murdered Hr. Arthur Williams and his iamily oh Monday morning last have been arrested, and con fessed the crime. One of them waa the keeper of tho ferry over Chattooga river, and one—whether the same or not, we did not learn—was formerly owned by Col. Nat. Thornton. One confesses that he took Mr. W’s gun and se verely wounded Mrs. Williams in ths head and then ravished her—and asserts that the other killed Mr. W. and the two daughters with an axe. They then made search for money, but. as they allege, fonnd none. The people of Kinderhook, N. Y., are in a terrible state of excitement over a haunted mill. The inhabi tants of the place go about with uplifted hands and horror expressed in the<r countenances at the “di dos" cut up by “the witch of the mill,” as they call the strange apparition. Monday the witch is said to have exhibited heraelf. running along tho eaveb, mounting the cupola, throwing the bricks, stove pipe, plank, and everything else Imaginable at passers by. Some aver that the mill machinery was in full operation on the night to question, and the building illuminated. t •SHE Florida Branch Rail Road will be opened to 1 tho Public on Monday next, the 2ftid tost. Arrangements have bean made insuring direct and ■paet'y communication by this route between Savannah red *11 stations on the Pensacola and Georgia Ball Rood. Florida Central Hall Road, (and Florida Rail ^Th rough tickets will be sold between the following P Stomanah and Quincy, Tallahassee. MontioelL, Ma lison, Lake City, and Jacksonville. „ „ ThonmsviUe and Quincy. Tallahassee, Monticello, and Madison. Madison aud Quitman and Valdosta. .Freights between Savannah and all points on Pen sacola A Georgia Railroad and Florida Central Rail Soad will bo shipped on through rates and without breaking bulk. B H. 8. HAINES. octlO-tf General Superintendent. [ rriVss iiak«4', CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. Office General Superintendent i ATLANTIC AND GOLF RAILROAD, ) Savannah, Oct. 15.1888.) O N and after MONDAY next, the 22d instant, the Schedules of the Passenger Trains on this Road will he as follows, daily, (Sunday’s excepted): LEAVE. ARRIVE. 7X3 A. M. Savannah 6.10 P. M. 6.00 A. M. Thomasvflle 7.10 P. M. 7.25 A.'M. Live Oak 5.45 P. M. 3.00 A. M. Tallahassee 11.00 P. M. 1.00 A. M. Jacksonville 12.00 Night. B. S. HAINES, oclG—tf General Superintendent. Notice. The Mechanics’ Saving and Loan Association of Sa vannah. having male to the undersigned an assign ment of all of Its property and effects, for the benefit of Its creditors, nil persons having claims against the corporation are requested to present them to the un dersigned, and alt parsons Indebted to said corpora tion will make payment to c. w. W. BRDEN. Assignee of Mechanics’Saving and seul-ora Loan Association of Savannah. . Clerotmen, more than any other class in the com munity, require a gentle tonic; their usual sedentary livea and the constant work of tho brain, to the ex clusion of the muscles, exposes them to relaxation of the vital forces. No tonic Is so certain to its effects as MABSDEN’S CALISAYA TONIC, whlob, moreover, unlike “bitters,” Involves no subsequent unfavorable reaction. Special Notices. Special Orders. Office Chief of Police, \ Savannah, October 24th, 13b6 f • FROM aud after the 28th Instant tbp Police will be ordered to Impound all horses, cattle, or goats fonnd running at large within the city limits. By order of the Mayor. R. B. ANDERSON, oc25—lw Chief of Police. To Travelers. Newspapers. Magazines, cheap Novels and Books can be had at ESTILL’8 NEWS DEPOT, Bull street, corner of Bay lane, next to the Post Office (down stair-.) Writing Papers and Envelopes of all kinds, in any quantity, from a single sheet up. Pens, Inks, ft aul6.tf LYON’S KATHAIRON. Kattialron la from the Greek word “Kathr v* or •Kalhalro,” signifying to cleanse, re, avenate and re store. This article 13 what its name dgntlfcs. For preserving, restoring and beautifying the human heir, it Is the most remarkable preparation !r, tho world. It Is again owned aud rut up by the origin :1 proprie tor, and la now made with the same car’, skill and at tention which gave It a sale of over ons million bot tles per annum. It la a most delightful Bair Dressing. It eradicates scarf and dandruff. It keeps the head cool and clean. It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy. It prevents the hair from tolling off and turning gray. It restores hair upon bald heads. Any lady or gentleman who values a beantfu) head of hair ebould use Lyon’s Ksthalron. it is known and need throughout the civilised world. Sold by al respectable dealers. oct27-eodlv Assignee’s Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignee of the Dank of Commerce of Savannah, Georgia, la prepared to enter upon hts duties. All bill holders, and other persons having claims against the said Batik, are requested to present the same for liquida tion, and all parties Indebted to the Bank are re- Blll holders will lose their priority if the bills are not presented within six months from tills dale. JOHN C. FKRRILL, air? km Assignee. Agua de Hagnolia. A toilet delight 1 The ladies’ treasure and gentl* men’s boon! Tne “sweetest thing’’ and largest quan tity. Manufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia. Teed for bathing the tics and person, to render the -kin soft and Ire&h, to prevent eruptions, to porihme clothing, ftc. It overcomes the unpleasant odor of perspiration. It removes redness, ton, blotches, ftc. It cores nerxins headache and allays Inflammation. It eools, softens sad adds delicacy to the akin. It yields a subdued and laeting perfhme. It cares mosquito Mtes and stings of insects. It contains no material injurious to tho sklu. Patronized try Actresses and Opera Bingen. It is what every lady should have. Sold everywhere. Trj the Magnolia Water once and you will use no other Cologne, Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards. DAMAS BARNES ft CO., ort-27-codl* Props. Exclusive Agents, N, Y. HILL’S HAIR DYE. 50 cents—Black or Brown, Instantaneous, best, cheapest, durable, re ijnhle. Depot, No. 66 John street. New York. 8old by all drug and patent medicine stores everywhere. m<My DIMAS BARNES ft CO New York. FEVER AMO 46GB EXTINGUISHED Martyrs to Intermittent Purer, a word with you. The responsibility for your suffering ream upon your selves. Just as sarely as you shake today, or will shake to-morrow, HOSTETTIB’S CELEBRATED! STOMACH BITTERS will extinguish the disease un der which you labor. Had you taken this genhq tonic as a preventive, you would have no need of It aa a cure, for It renders the system impervious to al 1 miasmatic revers. But since you neglected the pre caution, rid yourselves without delay of the com plaint by resorting to the only reliable remedy.— Break the chills with HOSTETTER’S BITTERS, and they will return no more. Thie la the experience of thousands, and It will be yours. Quinine is a slow means of relief; It la nauseous to the last degree; It la more dangerous than the malady Itself; In many coses It utterly toils. How different Is the effect of the Brmas. Their curative action la rapid; they are agreeable to tha palate; they are not only entirely harmless, bat tend Inevitably to strengthen the con stitution and prolong life; they nevertiavj failed, and it is confidently assumed that they never can fall In any case of Fever and Ague, however Inveterate in Its character. To be without Hostetter’a Bitters in any regtrin infested with Intermittent or Remittent Fever la simply to reject safety and court disease. I yl7-oodiy] A Hagai’s Magaalia Balau t his is the most delightful and extraordinary article ever discovered. It changes tha sun-bunt face an hands to a pearly ««t |n texture of ravishing beauty, imparting tha marble parity of yotfth, and tha distin gue appearance so inviting In tteaftyftells of fashion. It removes tan, freckles, pimples and roughness from the akin, leaving tha onsapMEton fresh, transparent and smooth. It contains no material Injurious to the skin. Patronised by Actresses and Opera Singers. It la what every lady should hove. Sold everywhere. Retail pries, SO cents. ~ Prepared by W.E. HAGAN, Trey, N_Y. Address all orders to DEXAS BARNES ft CO., oot27-eadly New York. Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignees of ths Partitrr fftd Mechanics’ Bank of EavaaBah, Georgia, hereby notify bill-holdan and other claim- ahtfagata*the PaafctopeaasoLihs asms for II- qnldsttoo, and all persona Indebted to the BanlfaN required to mak. bn Si at to Dhyment. |- Bill-holders will lose thrir priority tf the bills are not presented wtthtoYlx months from thie date: , , JOHN lOCNAUDSON, J. E. OADlir ly2T-tf CorrfikTire protect the toss of children’s ahqea.— One pair will outwear threa wlthoat Ups. Sold every where. Assignees’ Notice. Tlu? undersigned, having boon appointed Assignee o' tiie Merchants’ aud Planters’ Bank, Is prepared tu enter upon his dntr. All bUlholdcre. and other oV'sons baviug claims against said Bank, are re quested to present the same for liquidation. And all parties indebted to the Bank are requested to make immediate payment. Blllholders will lose “■elr priority If the bills are not presented within .six months. HIRAM ROBERTS, au3l-tf Assignee. Assignees’ Notice. Bunt of SavaHHAB, 1 Savannah, Georgia, July 8,1S88.J The undersigned having been appointed Assignees of this Bank for the purpose of adjusting and liqui dating its affairs, therefore all parsons bating claims igatnst this corporation will present them, and al biU-bolders of this Bank are required to present the same within six months from thie date, or they will lose the priority granted by statute, and those In debted will make Immediate payment to H. BRIGHAM, GEO. W. DAVIS. sep6-tf Assignees. THE BK9T TONIC.—Caswell, Mack ft Co.’s FERRO-PHOSPHORATED ELIXIR OF CALISAYA is a combination of the three best tonics, IRON, PHOSPHORUS, CALISAYA. The Iren gives the blood a rich vermllllon color where it becomes thin and watery; the Pbospnorus supplies nervous power in 'cases of mental depres sion, while the Calisaya gives tone and vigor to all the organs of the body. Sole manufacturers, CASWELL, MACK ft 00., un der F’fth Avenue Hotel, New York, and Newport, R. 1. For sale at LIPPMAN'S tyS-tf Drug and Chemical Warehoni. 8. T.—1860—X. Drake's Plantation Utters* They purity, strengthen and invigorate. They (rente a healthy appetite. ■ They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation end late hours. They strengthen tho system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers. They parity the breath and acidity of the stomach. They Core Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and Cholm Morbus. They cue Liver Complaint end Nmrous **—ifruhg They are the best Bmera Ih the world. They make the weak strong, ann aro exhausted nature’s great re- store*. They are made of pare St. Qruix Rum, the celebratedCaliaaya Bark, roots and herns, and^are takfih with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard, to age or time of day. Partfcnlariy recommended to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. Only gen uine when Cork b covered by onr privets U. 8*8tamp. Beware of counterfeits and refilled bottler. P. H. DRAKE ft CO., oct28-eodly 21 Park Row. New York-N INSURANCE! INSURANCE I! SAVANNAH, GA., AUGUST SO, IMS. THE undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and tke pnbHo that they are prepend to effect Ftoe and Marine RWa In-tM^foEowlng first class companies, at established rates, and solicit a Mara of patronage: - INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, 04 Heir Tor*. .: NATIONAL BANKING INSURANCE COMPANY, Of it. Louis, Mo. . , CONTINENTAL INSURANCE GO.,of RL Louis, Mo. FERRY INS. ANDTRUWOQ.r Merton, AUlUi'37. JOHN W. ANDERSON A hONS. eepl-Sm Corner of Bryan and Dreytoe street*. BEARD’S PATENT LOCK-TIN; we, with coDfHen&e offer It to Planters a*tH® befit, cheapest, simplest, and most desirable TIB now m wm. It return lolly fifty per cent cheaper than Hope, .. _ . _ . Our several Agents will be supplied io A few day*, andean respond to order*. - For farther particular*, sddrca- or apply to ... M. BKCCB’* CO., Augusta, Georgia, or to ft. P. METCALFE ft OL. “ CROQUET.” FOR SALE BY • , Cooper, Olcotts & Farrelly. mHZ new and fashionable game of CROQUET X with rules and regulations. This “Queen <■ Snorts,” which h»s eslned such Immense popularity in Europe oa account of t lie pleasant ouweor txtf* dat It nJ!br£t both ladies and gsntlcmen, can be easily lt irned by ths simplified lules which sccoin- pany each ret. SILK DRESS HATS. A FURTHER SUPPLY just opened st *^'o825—St COLDING’S. FOR RENT, MS (HE WHARF STORE, and one Store bllH Room and office ii!> stairs in Jones’ upper JiftlK. building, l’rf Hs.r ft reet. octi—lw 0. LAC RANT. $10 REWARD. T OfiT OR STOLEN, n Pocket-Cook, coufsteiQft 1 j bunk bills to tbc amount of $205. The enbscrl- ber will pay the above r« ward for ihe recorery of thd “JS25 P. NAUOOTON. Corn. Corn! O AAfl BUSHELB COBS landing from berk ^•UuU Cordelia, and for sale by OC*5—It BRIGHAM H0L9T ft CO. NEW YORK BEEF ^yiLLbeterved at the STALL of JAMES BEDY, FRIDAY MORNING, October 26tti. Oc25—It- T0 Rent, TWO STORES, one of which might be nsvd aa an Office. Enquire at 96 Bay street oe25—3teod Situation Wanted, A 8 BOOK-KEEPER, hv a yr-ung man competent A. to do any kind of writing In an ordinaty busi ness line. Would be (rilling to engage In any respec table business until he could give evidence of the valne of hts services. Apply at THIS OFFICE. oet»—lw A Message TN Telegraph Offlce for G. H. KNIGHT, cannot A be delivered for want of address. oc25—It LOST, flN WEDNESDAY EVENING, west of Ball street, VF en route to Central Rnthoad Depot, a Lady’s Black Leather Betlcutc, with steel trimmings, and key sttsched. A reward will be paid for Its recovery by 0025—St A. WILCOX ft CO. ■\rOTlCE.—By order from tha Honorable Conrt AN of Ordinary of Scrivcn conaty, Georgia, there will be sold before the Court House door, at States boro. In Bnl och rrunty. < n the first Tuesday la December next, between the le?al hoars of sale, one Tract of Land, as the property or Thomas Usher, deceased, late cf Sc Iren county, containing two h ndred (250) and fify -cres more or less. Sabi land lies near the Ogeechee river, adjoin ng tbc lands ol VT. W. William*. Arbnr Kerhy anil H. B Hodges. Terms made known on the dsy of s.<le. WILLIAM IVEY, Adiulrtstrstor. Bcrlven county. Oct. 22. 1ST3. oc23—lswid ptROBGlA—COFFEE COUNTY.—Two mouths YJT alter date, appliculon will he made to the Conrt of Ordinary of Coffee county, Georgia, at the first regular term after ihe expiration of two mouths from chb notice, for permission to ee,l the Lands belong ing to the estate of Mart Lot, deceased, late of said coenty, for the benoltt of heirs and creditors of said deceased. ARMINTA LOTT, « Aiminlstretor. Coffee county. Oct. lit. 1866 oc!a—lsw2m FOR SALE. PRINTING PAYER. L 24X85 and 26X41. CHAS. L. COLBY ft CO.. sep26 Cor Bay snd Abercorn streets. Notice. rpHE Firm of BOTHWELL ft WHITEHEAD was X dissolved on the 25th day of September last, by the death of BENJAMIN WHITEHEAD, one or the partners. SAMUEL E. BOTHWELL, surviving Partner. The bntinens of the late firm will be continued no dcr the firm name of BOTHWELL A WHITEHEAD, by S. E. BOTHWELL, 0C3-lm 8. P. WHITEHEAD. For Sale, / - \NB Button A Blake’s STEAM-PUMP, in complete order. CHARLES L. COLBY ft CO., sep25 Cor. nay and Abm’om street*. A House Wanted. A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, satiable for a small A. family, is wanted bysgcod tenant. Apply atthb ofBca. oc22-tf hoarding. . liKBS. ELARBEE has removed her bnsmess from iYl the corner of Moutgomety and South Broad streets to tl|a corner of Jefferson street and Bay lane, Bart’s old stand. Gentleme ■ can be accommodated with Prirste and Transient Board on moderate terms oc‘io-3m Eastern Hay. 0QQ bales Prime, for sale by BRADLEY, BILL ft CO.. ssptLAf No. 12 Stoddard’* Lower Bangs. NOTICE. TO ALL WANTING FURNITURE I am opening for the inspection of the pnbUe, a fine stock of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, T TRESSES, &c-, &c., Towblcb-the attention of all Is Invited. ygr Wsrerooms, 178 BROUGHTON STREET, Sher .ock’s old Dry Goods 8tore- fld-lv B.B. HARRTN3TON. CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR! FROM NEW WHEAT. tpHS Bsvantwh Steam Flouring Mills feast end of A Broughton street) are now rapp ring Grocers and Families Wilh'sn excellent quality of NEW FLOUR, mode Deni NEW WHEAT. Families sap- pled at their reridenere. be the hareeL half barrel, orquarter bacrel Also, Leah GR1X8 and MEAL, hy til* boshsl or half bushel. an 15 RHODES' Snper-Phosphalc of Lime THE STANDARD MANURE, ATftftft 50 PER TUN*-CAUL atfrtr MILLER. THOMAS ft CO. J. H. O’l Son. Edw. O'Bimzx. Edw. O’Byrne St Wholbulh azs Reran. Dxalxm nr Gnoosim, LxQVoms, Aa, Ac. TTTK eottcHnrtmre of the P*nm*go <* onr friend* ward* of thirty-two years. Cranar Bryan and J*Anon stream ' , QQUy rrun or ghoboia. Chatham oochtt.—to O all whom U may concern: . ~ MtomVshsnfl.ls wWspply at the Poort OALL8 Dr Letters Diealseory as Administrator cfcM ito anaexo en the estate of Frier of said eosnty, deceased; ’eta. therefore, to cite and admonish all -*m 1i n f eomoarn, to be and a poem before mid Oonrt to tnato ob|eetion (if any they Mve) en or be fore the flrrt Monday la October next, otherwlea fore the diet Monitor Ordinary. Sunny side, MRS. OLIPHANT, delqr'- 1 ' 1 -? ' ** emmmrnmmm / ' THOftJ. STALKY, gnU street. LUMBER \V LUMBER ! A LARGE ASSORTMENT or LUMBER FOR bull din* and tfifcliHlin imaisii fti t*ia arrivale weekly from onr Mills on the road opposite Lachlleon’e Foundry. Ako, Cyproee Shlngtes in any qmmrityjm , - MnLftflDA BBQ TO FENT A HfJuSB. aultshle for n large family. Aj#y to ; a a. w. adams, St Centref Railroad Bank. FOUND, O N SUNDAY, Oct. 2lsL in the MaahaiiHonee baggege wagon, a Safe Key, Herring’s, No. 14,. 142. JChe owner con have the eamobv appftingat he Marshall HooM office and paying Tor This Idver- tiaemect. .. Gen. WR. B06GS I S MY AUTHORIZED AGENT Ht-SAVANNAH ^during m,eoeencft HENRY C. WAYNE. i8(t Itey Goods, [gjj TU COUNTRY MERCHANTS. EIN8TEIN Jt ECKMAN, fv , 151 CONGRESS BT., 8ATANNAH, Are ready to show the largest stock of Staple aid Fancy Dry Goods to be fonnd in this city, and which are offered at the LOWEST PRICES. Call and *ee for yourselves, . ocl-tf PRINTING. TTAV1NQ purchased the Job Office attached to the XI “Dally News and Herald,” and made additions to it, I would miorm the public that lam prepared to execute every description of Job and Card Printing. Business Cards, Visiting Cards, BillHeada, Letter Heads, Circular s. Envelopes, Blanks, Drey Books, Receipt Books, Check Books. Programmes, Handbills, Pamphlets, By-Laws. m* Ail Other Kinds of Printing Done NEAT, CHEAP AND QUICK. GIVE ME A TRIAL I also receive orders and have manufactured every attoty of BLANK BOOKS. J. H. E8T1LL, 111 Bay street, eepn-tf News and HeraldOfllce. FOR SALE AT DOST. r IK UNDERSIGNED, will aril ATCOST, during the coining week, bis LARGE STOCK novrea and, com let In* of ' WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND SILVER PLATED'WARS, REVOLVERS, and various other articles too numerous to mention. F. BBOWN, MS Congress street. *m iimi bargains can be had at Mr. BROWN’S Store. . ■oc20—5i N. A. HARDEE & CO, COTTON FACTOR 'i AND j ■ 1 m • '• General Commission Merchants. EstabUahed la 1830. Libers) advance* on t New York. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! F IVE HUNDRED Pair fins French BUnkets, nb- bou bound, sailing at extremelyJow price*, at PEPPER’S, 115 Congress street rpOCR HUNDRED Fair Grey Blankets selling off JU very cheep, at PEPPER’-, 118 Congress street. Flannels! -Flannels! T HREE hundred pieces Shaker, We An and Me dium English flannels, l ALSO. Bed, Bine, Grey end Open Flennels, la endless va riety. eelllng very eheep at PEPPER’S, 118 Congress street. Ladies’ Dress Goods. L UPIN’S French Merims, Ottoman Cloths, Em press Clothe, Bombasines. Alpacas, and De laine?, In great variety, *nd palling very lew, at PEPPER'S, 116 Congress street rjbWO HUNDRED piece* Caarimene, Tweed* and JL Melton Cloth*, selling very Cheap at PEPPER’S, lit Congress street Shawls and Qloaks 1TZVHLY th*greate*t*s8artfimhfttha T>OSmVELY tha grestoriasMftfimffit that has ever JT been offered for sale it this city, at great bar- gtons, st- PEPPER’S, 115 Ouagrea? street LADIES ont shopping wni please give Oar Ex- tewstve Stock a trial before purchasing, aa we are nt>t sensation advertisers. We have the GOODS. and mean to sell them mar. 0Cl4—tt THOMAS PEPPER. Cotton Plantation to Rent. QMS OF THE BEST COTTON PLANTATIONS IN Barite county, Ge., can ba leased lbr a number of Address GEORGE W. SAPP. oc>- lm Wsynaeboro. BACON! BACON J gniES AND SHOULD KEN, WiilngfromStesmer this dsy, and for sale ISy rZo /.o i t ocil lEIA, WTLLT ft CHRISTIAN. N otice to debtors pom* having ' gmrat ItorihaU, dhtri tested, within the time Indebted tosaftl ‘ aeplS-lswSw CREDITORS.-All • to U n, duly at bed by law, and all ■make payment ta> CHARLES J. WHITE. Administrator MAGAZINES For ^yember. GODEY’S LADY'S BOOK, *r f«v«k«r, PETERSON’S, fpr Navembejf. „ f , SARPftB’B MONTHLY, far Novsmber I BALLOU* MONTHLY, (of »^*mfer. tatftSCENT MONTHLY, for November. LAND Wft LOVK to* October. LESLIE'S BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ WEEKLY. — — ALSO, octo KSTILL ft BROTHER. J. W. STEELE, 1 It I titTilhij U Jbrd^ji* E»w, Wltffft iffii^So. C* unft con^jpm nftfigeoy «*■ .Charleston, JBlit*rt*H^Qsl QotMn*. emmnuft fars,_9wnr^, Smhea, tote,. Ups, Fie>d Glsares, Gssstlri*. f No Extra Charge or Increased Rate of Premium for Souths ~ '*■ Risks. Alt Policies Issued at Standard Rates by TABLE IS. (nasal Fnmlam sa Endowment of 50. payable »s| If Al Al Death! Death De<«tb or 60.!or 68 or 70. 1* 16 $17 76 $16 43 $’.5 12 U 18 30 16 ST 15 49 IS 18 83 17 34 15 90 1» 19 53 17 83 16 30 20 2u *o 18 38 16 75 21 20 9>t 18 94 17 23 23 21 67 10 54 IT 71 a 22 4- 20 19 18 24 84 23 35 20 87 IS 79 28 24 28 21 60 19 30 28 25 a 22 38 20 32 27 2b 18 28 22 20 88 28 27 66 24 In 21 39 20 28 81 26 06 22 14 30 30 16 26 07 22 9^ 31 81 64 27 16 2J 80 34 33 28 28 33 24 72 33 34 96 29 59 25 65 34 38 86 3” 93 to 73 35 88 9 32 40 27 P4 38 41 16 S3 94 29 04 37 43 ft! 35 68 30 31 38 48 3s ST 54 81 c* SO 49 4" a» K 38 10 40 52 74 41 8C 84 80 41 55 46 «4 24 38 75 42 6" Tr 46 92 £8 4 43 05 44 49 85 4” Si, 44 70 8- 58 10 43 75 45 96 70 46 10 4S 47 83 4T 50 73 45 63 86 19 67 80 50 81 08 THE ST. LOUIS imLiFgLmm, OF ST. LOUIS, UO. D. A. JAIUlftY, Preridrtt. JAKES H LUCAS, Vies Prisldent. WM. T. SELBY, (cwriary. Hob. ELIZYK WRIGHT, CewritUg Actssry. Assets July 1* I860, #1,0410, saa.oo POLICIES ISSUED FROM 11.000 TO $10,000 OR A BINOLB LIFE table j. 1* to iZ. Death or 80. At 9««th or 8,. 138.85 54 78 : -5 Oe 88 Cc *7 Iu 28 78 SOS 4 It it M 48 78 45 2 48 74 48 54 „ .8 81 84 68 7. 55 7i 57 ri! 51 i *" t>! 57 8; ♦81 72 » 4 *3 r. U4 >4 3135 »4 7i S3 7- *7 76; 38 w 8.0. »• 5> 3 if «l»:j *4i 34 74 Urtl 34,2'! 3 K 41 * ST ,j| «V| fi-ca! ft (V 41 M annual dividends paid in cash: “« OR BT BONUS ADDITIONS TO POLICIM- DIVIDEND OF JANUARY l» ««, Forty Per Cent. T«» a ; 7S 65 n r-i ^9 87 to fti 05 Bu 8b 43 88 43 35, 47 tfl ft* 4i 9t «.li 47 54! 4» Ml Al Uti to 72 ft a "Sill *1 Jji •7 75't , »■ Mi To * l -id re -is »« «U it s, w 75; 7» 7V M » H (0: 1 88 81 The Entire Surplus is Equitably Did ed Amng the Assardj SO per cent. Credit Given 'When Desired! No specinl permit required tor foreign residence or travel by sea in fint-cl»ss etesal smiling vessels. Policies issued qnder Tnble i fire non-forfeittog efter three, and under Tabie I after J or more tuiooal payments have been made, thereby securing, in case of the discontinao; of payments, such proportion of the whole amount aa the number of actual paymeati t to the whole number that were to be made, with profits. Endowment atid Life Policies issued requiring only one, five, or ten annual ptea or an annaal piemiom daring the continuance of the Policy. Some one must take the risk of your life—is it not better you should transfer it t : | Company, than to ask your Family to take the risk J " In times of commercial or national embarrassment, when other resources becowljj ited, or entirely fail, a POLICY OF LIFE INSURANCE, in a well-established, wspoai Company, is the only Family safeguard, which will neither depreciate nor disappoint Efficient agents wanted for all the important towns and cities of the Suss. For; ther particulars and rates of premium not given above see circulars of the Company, ,J offlce of H. T. ^NOk! Ja.,’} Aos,n 92 Bay Street, (Up Stairs,) Savannah, Gt| Da. JURIAH HARRISS, Examining Pbyslelan for Bavannata and v/daity. L^B. SiBB URKE, f A 5 eDto * M “° D ’ 0a - CHAS. WHITEHEAD, Agent, Atlanta, Oa- oc2f-i New Advertisements. TO THE PUBLIC. w E ABE SOW RECEIVING OUR FALL GOODS, rhich have been selected with grua* cure. Onr sroch of SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUM8, and FANCY GOODS, is complete In every respect, and cannot be *nrpa«sed In quality and price. BLANK BOOKS we have made a “speciality.” Oar stock comprtae* everything made ol the best material, and bound in a neat and substantial manner. LITHOGRAPHED CHECK BOOKS on the different Bank* or this city, printed In color*. CENTRAL R. R and ALBANY <k G. R R SHIPPING RECEIPT BOOKS, the beet that have yet come to Savannah. MONEY RECEIPT BOOKS. STEINWAY & SON’S PIANOS. We received while In New Y'rk, per .’Tamer Ten tools. fr.*m Hatnonr-z, our drat direct Importation of Mnslcal Instruments and strings, and can now com pote with New York importers. The SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENT is In charge of Mr. E. A. BONNER, of North Caroli na, who will be happy to wait upon ladles and gen tlemen. . . Onr friend “MED” la still at his post always happy to are hi. boet of friends, and asks them to call early aud often. *c23-3t JOHN 0. yHBKINKB ft 901W. WANTED, 10,000 DRY HIDES, for which more than market price wl l he osld esso. M. Y. BEMDBBdON, Fort of Barnard street. COEN. 5,000 BUSHELS Prime Mixed Core, to store and tor rale by ROBERT HABERSHAM A BON. Co-Partnership Notice; T HE undersigned have tht* dsy formed a co-part nertblp for the transaction of a General Oommla slon. Lumber and Timber business, nnder ths style o Winborn Lawton A Co, New York City, Sad Philip Youge ft Co., Savannah, PHILIP YONGE. September 1st, 1888. sepl-tf Green Leaf - Hemp Rope, Manufacturers’ Prices. oel6-tf DAY A NT A W.PUS- Board, Board. the most plensant and convenient Jjwri'•“ to the city. Apply to “BKlwSKfe s*p2t-tf Second door west of Barnard. NEWSPAPER DEPOT. IXTBSave increased onr ficfilttes, and arc 3cetv TV lug by .very mall and steamer the latest NEWSPAPERS. PERIODICALS, MAGA ZINES, AND CHEAP LITERATURE. Foreign Publications snppl*4d to order. Any Ameitean work procured to order st pettish, •re* prices. ESTILL & BROTHER, (Down stain) Boll street, next to Post OMee. Jed. WHITE CORN AND SEED OATB, L ANDING from Bark E*olb at White’s Press, foe ml* low to elose eonslgnment. 3,500 bushels Seed Oris. 2.5W g W W^Saa A SON. o; for sale, hi MACABTHY GIN, seco^lanid. WB ba CHARLES L COLBY ftrfNk, ror, Ba^andfthtmffrn WANTED, ■ v V v * TJ.IFTY THOUSAND pounds Cotton la fhaSasi. Apply to ' „ orio-lm , A WILCOX ft CO. W A. JN TED- 200,000 POUNDS Uaglniied Cn wanted, for which the 1 pries will be paid. Will stroGln Cotton on Toil at low rates. Gins and Cotton Seed for sale. Apply to G. N. OSUixjD* CO. Rowland’s OldSiui I 0863—lm 111 h.nge h:r'| HIDES, WOOL, BEESWA^ A5D DEER-SKINS. I AM PAYING higher cash price* let mts.t Beeswax and Deer Bkms man r. r In i city. M. Y HENDZSC oc22—St Toot of BirmrtlR GUOTI CLOTS 75 oca—tf BALES JUST RECEIVED, snd forid»H RICHARDSON * BATOM Rockland Limt 1 AAA BABRBL8 FIRST QUALin, Ml IUUU make, for sale by i*S—tf RICH (HDSON t 1 WANTED, T 1 s S M I X H S . by PICrVEU, BUTLES4S | 145 BmtuKt™ < For Sale, WAGONS AND CANTS, by ^93 ' E.F Mgr<*ALrf«g Residence for Sale. 4 LANGE Brisk Residence, cf thine’ ceutrsUy lo-.-atrd. W further partionl^rs.spp’y to ooja-lw BELL. WYLLT cj tCHESJi Sundries. AA B*B<7B7J4 Sweet Ora-' s. t)U It dozen super a i eorjti Kmerw. 401, rreis differ "nt hr u,-s r-ni,ly H nr- lO.nOO pounds Bsatdv t;e t iron TiA fcs't, oaoon. Rope. fte. sc. F-,rssie y oeM-lw A. vrr.col COTTON eiNS| gBST McCarthy Qlns, Ltrlag*o»'‘» JJ kept for sale by ,. B0C98 a BBTiT- l 121 B ) - Book-keepmSJ -RANTED BY A H ST-CL.48S employment m mob for * _ No mstterhew may be, win arrangs them. Xnallsh. French and German Cnrrenci* RiSrJ^Iprerent pod pa* D.. this ottos. "TO HUNTERS, WANTED TO FOB CASS’ TWO STORY BBICK C,«&i located to n good »elg!jto*V .IPO n l nl& rt,e, rU’^ DANCING ACADE at ST. ANDREW'* "'' 1 MVsSfRaOTgrS?^ tom, at SXe’ejock P- *•. «£!«s <* * roanff «*» > u u*cl° c ' lor Gentlemen,' STEAM ENGINE AND® 1 FOR SALK. A PIKST class .-Ja.. Mill, manufseto’”", , «m - rtrn fin*. , Nana power, re’turn Inch saw; patent la* chain, with ~ min oomplete. be poireaaediew 43 i*tf •iron t&J Dissolution of Co-W .os- Boss, Oototo gsvijniss- flYHH ee#artoostop * '““’“•““"fev, r ROPE- gbons^ 1 if**