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* VOL. 2-50. 245. SAVANNAH, GEOEGIA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1866. -sW PRICE, 5 CENTS. s. f-jjiaeJ— News and Herald. J pCUUSBEK BT VV. MASON. anatr. SAVANSAU- 0*0 Fire Cents. S3 60. & sio <n. %*-vl> V BBTI "SUV <3-. rl-" U ,.. 1 maerilon, $1.50 ; each lnser- C,Mll News and Herald f£w NeWS and Herald rr\2 Y * -• jj. .rday at $3 per year. i issii e “ er ' fttlNTINGi (1 i!3 promptly done. AluudtrB. 9 0l rH AMERICA. Savannah, Oct. 24. - Ebiiobs of the News & Herald : ' :8£ JJp c |ose of our war there bag proba • :i “ re interest telt, and morp inquiry Lifter the tilers I continent of South America r'VoeopIe of this country than was ever " : .[before. Hundreds and thousands i people who have been, and are j a state of perturbation on account of j (.privation oi tbeir former proj> l-IK negro-have turned towards this r ‘ijnj with a degree of interest before ItaiVO. uimediate close of the difficulties in rjsatry, I railed from New York directly [ ^05 Ayres, in the Argentine Confed- und during my sojourn there—eleven -I made it a speciality to acquaint jj.jsur as possible, with its resources . inducements to emigrants from the Agn States. The result of my pere , as affects my own opinion, has [ether satisfactory; and I have no my in pronouncing it the only country An Invitation to Iht Hon Stephen*. The New York Times, through its oracle, Mr. Raymond, invites Mr. Stephens to stump the South .in favor of the Constitutional Amendment. It says: “Now, let Mr. Stephens, laying aside all personal considera tions and sell objects, go to work and use the unequaled influence which be possesses in the South to get, first, the State of Georgia, and then the other States of the South, to ratify the Constitutional Amendment. Though his powerful Union speeches, six years ago, failed to keep Georgia the Union, we have little doubt that he would succeed with the pres ent measure; and thus he would bring back his own State, and perhaps others, to the en joyment of all their constitutional privi leges—an object which he undoubtedly has much at heart. Such an example on the part of Mr. Stephens would be a very noble one in every respect, and would commend him to his countrymen of all sections. Moreover, • it must be remembered, that neither his exclusion from office, nor the ex clusion of any other Southerner, is made ir revocable by the Amendment. For it is ex plicitly provided in the third section which establishes and limits the disabilities, that “ Congress may, by a vote of two-thirds of each House remove such disability. ” It is more than likely that favorable action would be taken in his case, under this clause, if he were to pursue the course referred to. So that, after all, he would be only temporarily debarred from public life. The Legislature of Georgia meets next mofitn, and we shall see what policy Mr. Stephens will pursue in the matter.” By way of comment on the above, the At lanta Intelligencer acds the following: “If Mr Baymond—so aptly termed the little villain,’ will read the pood book of St, Commission Merchants. Jas.T. Paterson, TIMBER, Lumber & Commission MERCHANT, No. 183 Bay Street, Sa Miscellaneous. Miscellaneous. Darien, Georgia. ■ Orders for Lumber solicited. dlMJ S. s. HAYNES GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WROLTSALR DEALER IN Floor, Oralo, Feed and Prodsct, CORNER STORE, 190 and 193 Rat Rtbeet, foot or Barnard St, Savannah, Georgia. References—C. A. Gambrill & Co., Norris at Bald win, Baltimore; Woodward, Baldwin A Co., Baltimore and New York; L. Gambrill, Banker, Charleston, r Liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton and Produce. •* oc3-U POWER & MULLER, General Produce & Commission MERCHANTS. Cora, Oats, Flour, Feed, etc, SAVANNAH, GA. REFERENCES: Messrs. Tlsoa A Gordon, Savannah, Ga. A Wilbur. Esq .Pres’t Home Iue Co., SavannaU. Messrs. LaRoche, West A Daniels, Savannah, Ua. Messrs. Bell, Wylly A Christian, Savannah, Ga. Messrs. Weaver, Richardson ft Co.. Now Yora H Bachein,ofG. Renoward A Bachem, New York. . spplS-0-n To Bondholders of the State of Georgia. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,! MlLLEDGEViLLt Ga., Oct. 13,1866. f ! I N CONFORMITY witii >in act of the General "As- j eembly, approve ! 12th March, 1966, numbered ; 10, it ie ordered, i •* i let. That All bonds and coupon# of the SUte of Georgia now cine, .and which were not toned in mid | of the late war, wheresoever made payable, may be j failed on presentation at the Treasury of the State, in Mortgage Bonds of the State, bearing seven per ^ent. interest from the ls| day of Jaly, 1896, that being th»<iay of their ditgjL 2ndly. That ad coupompfrahle in New York, or in London, now due, and embraced in descriptive list famished th- agency by the Treasurer, may be Innned, n bonds Ueeci ibed above, on presentation at the National Sauk of the Republic, New Jfork. 3rdly. That all coupons funded in New York be marked PAID an i retamed to the Treasury with a descriptive list of bonds bs ed in funding tjiem. 4ihly. That the Treasurer endorse, or came tabe endorsed on each bond funded, the name of the per son presenting it, and that a registry of all bouds issued iu tlie naming process be kept in the Treasu rer’s office. 5thly. No interest la allowed on bonds or coupons after maturity. CHARLES J. JENKINS, Governor. GENTLEMEN AND BOYS’ WEAR. rtetc a home ia given to the foreigner - mied by the same advantages and Luke, he may. in the following verses of the ,. ;S , x iind, upon my return here, i fourth chapter of said book, read Mr. Ste- k nuly temporary, that our people ! phens’ reply to his temptation : J , i “‘And the devil, taking Him up into an ; ry le.v correct ideas, and some none : mountain, showed him all-the kingdoms ot either tue extent or advantages oi j 0 f the world in a moment of time, tcmntrv. Iu endeavoring to throw some • “‘And the devil, said unto Him, all this ‘ unou this subject, I shall mention only I honor wiU I give Thee, and the glory of v 1 , r i » .- them; for that is delivered unto me, and to country iu which I lived the Argentine . whol ^ oever L will gi ve it . federation, iiiis Republic, bounded | «* *If Thoa, therefore, will worship me, all jiby Bolivia, south by Patagonia, e.tst j shall be thine. * itp.r"’uav and Uraguay, and west by the ; „ “ ‘And Jesus answered and said unto him fr " “ , ; Get thee behind me, Satan: for it is written. .... contains a nttlc more than nine hun- ^ p|, ()u gXialt worship tiie Lord thy God, and i tlicusauu sjuare miles, or equal to i Him only shalt thou serve.’” v e of oar largest Stateo. Buenos Ayres. , ^y AT Poetby or the South.—Messrs, uo-t important ;ity, has a population oi i Richardson & Co., of New York, will pub- jaaired thousand souls, and, with the ; lish, on the 1st of November, Mr. W. Gil- h-epuon o'its manuiacturtng facilities, is more Simms’ collection of “War Poetry of m c;tv ti*n N- w York Rosario, Cor-1 Lhe , “ is J 80 " rce of 8 j“ Ctr « c ° n ‘ ,lc. t.o ns . I gratulation that a Southern anthor ol Mr. tana re are ah thriving towns, j minms’pre-eminent and acknowledged ability average population q£ twenty thou-i has prepared such a volume, for by it the Li Tie Cleat river ltio de la Plata, jv»- literary tastes and talents of this Southern 1 D ... ,, , r ... j people will largely be measured. As soon as - jfc cci’-itrv thau tile Al.^si-saip pi, and i v, *%>. , ° J ... . - • . Mr. Simms purpose to prepare this volume :k. -ble more than nine nuudred miles was announced, contributions poured in it:; city oi Moumvidao, its mouth, j upon him from every Southern State—con- ■aa which are now lining »o rapidly ‘ tnbutions, many of them, which would not .. , . have been called forth by any other uithor— .doi naghsiunen and Nortn Americans, ! aQd inthe abundauce ', f he has :.:i a'lid ’crtiie beyond a ueradvenuire. been enabled to s Icrt the b : s: n every case. uLincn.ujves, wtietiier in nigh or low | We feel that this -ol Lnary literary work; cos, .ttremely polite and hospitable, , is book lor every Southern home- * A ^ 4 it is a book in winch Southern people cannot i cm., r regret to say, that among tne | t0 ta jj u a personal and patriotic pride, ■igaomnt ul mieJncar d Ouuch. who live ! Here will be found the lyric which times the | ij'ir. l. s<trpus t there is inlinit i\ ‘ more [ march to battle; the slogan which inspires WILKINSON. WILSON & CO., Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants A GENTS for the purchase and sale of all kinds ol Cotton Domestics. Abe si advances made on consignments. OQce No. 3 St.iddard’s Lower Range, Bay street. Savannah, Georgia. O. B. WH.KIN80N. Or Newnan, Ga. B. J. WILSON, Formerly of Okeefnskee Cotton Mills, Ala. P. H. W00!>, Of the late Arm of J. W. Rabun & Co., Sav’h. sepo-3m . Austin & Ellis, ' ‘and Forwarding Merchants, 80 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. THOMAS H. AUSTIN,! Late of Apalachicola, Fla., CHARLES ELlIs, I and Colnmbos, Ga. aepll-cf A. M. Sloan. C. F. Stubbs, Late of Rome, Ga. Late ol Macon, Ga. C. W. Stic all. Late of Thom&eville. SLOAN, STUBBS A STEGALL, COTTON FACTORS, Forwarding and Commission KS&CBANTB, No. 4 Stoddard’s Lower Range, BAY STREET, • SAVANNAH, Gr-A.. Will make liberal advances on cotton and other produce in transit or store, or on consignments to onr correspondents in New York au37-3m the charge; the rally which re-inspirea after reverse; and the elegy which recites the vir tues of the beloved one. It is a grateful, though melancholy record, and although it tells of defeat and overthrow, and the for feiture of confident hopes and of proud an- ticipa ions, it is still a monument of pride, as it tells of heroic siruggle to the last, and of a sublime resignation even after the defeat of t -,i■ ”. J ‘ , „„ i every hope. We are told that the book will Lilliputian sc tie, and so lar removed , f P gale in the bookstore8i but ^ ^ sold only by canvassing agents. a»n among many of our people at :j Lave had tuauy better advautages. |fray Englishman and North American will iLc on: in tins nssertiom rusar between the allied army and Par- *':■ which lo some of our people has been a s bugbear, is ouly an imaginary terror. It FoBim's Menaces or Baxtimobe—Tbc National Intelligencer, referring to Forney’s mob inciting edi torial, published in the News and Herald of yastsrdsy, says: The advent of tbe incendiary editor of the Chronicle to this city, after his protracted canvass for tbe Sena tors hip m Pennsylvania, is marked by new and most atrocious demonstrations. In oase the Governor of Maryland shall exercise his undonbted prerogative to remove the tyrannical Police Commissioners of Balti more, tnrough whom only about a fifth, or a fourth perhaps, of the citizens intend to perpetuate an in- tol jraule aristocratic rule, then the ferocious editor of 71 "acre our people settle that, in reality, :saadvantage rather than otherwise, for |:::: oaly tills the country with Brazilian I *4 ait opens a ready market for every I i-j-iiL ini product. Tue conflict will, doubt- 14,resell in tbe withdrawal of the allies by Ibecejing to Brazil, as a restitution, a smali I win if country called the Banda Oriental, |nt.w ciaiined by Paiaguay. Gtuifal Mitre, President of the Argentine I Corned, ra’.ioD, is an educated statesman, and ----- , ... tK -, „ ^ , . I ihe Chronicle predicts that a Radical mob will inYade s ue i,t uis liberally to North Americans ! Maryland from the North, and overturn the lawful .... - a „ • _ I authority iu the state. This proposition of a reckless - lire lor Ibe purpose of divelofiing j d. magogne to again bring on ihe horrors of civil war the It-uurccs of his eonntrv i upon the nation is in consistence with several of his i y T . : reoent speeches, which certainly border upon extreme rormiormaimn of those interested, I gne desperation. Win sunie cx'racis Irom a contract between ‘it government of Sa la Fe aud Don E-teVan Pais, niative to tbe settling of a colony oi | Xfitli Americans: Ast. 3d. Tl,e setilement of the colonists |'P nllu-ir arrival is a duty incumbent on d nE-»t;vfn Kims; ii being understood that 'filie lan.lg cmc. ded to him be binds bim- *t'deliver to i-acn im uigraut family foul' I't'e squares—qoai lo aisiut seventy «c e' I A':. l)o|] Ksiaveri Is to introduce M iWii; ittdi; ioot 1| U tired lam lies in the term of two be allowed < n- sq tare league of " r every four families lie shall iulro -Aleague is about six thousand acres ) ptiiis Contract will enable Dm Estaven "'Sis tn be extremely liberal iu his doua- <f land. isniiigraiits should come in families, with laboring hands as possible, because •‘-tt iu tuis, country cannot be calculated fa'kpendent of the terms of this contract. m E : -gtatiu Pant io tven Rams, in order to induce im- irom ibe United States, would TREASURY’ OF GBOKOI-M MH-ledoeville. October 13, lSGS. ) Holders of overdue Bends and coupons of tbe State of Georgia are hereby notified, that, in accord ance with the above order, they ca •. receive for them, on presentation at this Department, new bonds of the Stale, dated 1st Jnl), 1806. due twenty years Irom date, bearing interest at 7 per cent per annum, paytole semi-annually, in January and July, and se cured by mortgage on the Western and AYlantic Railroad. The Bonds being In sizes or $500 and $1,000, hold ers must prerent their Bonds and coupons In multi ples ot these sums or make up their deficiency in currency. No provision for payment of interest after matu rity of Bonds or coupons having been made by tbe Legislature, it caanut of course be allowed at ibis Depart meat. » Persons sending Bonds in nnder the above order are requested to write tbeir names legibly on tbe margin to a nard against mistakes in tneir entry on the records, as ordered above. JNO. JONES, ocl9-dlw&tlilaw2w Treasurer. We have received an additional Stock of BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS, - BROWN FRENCH CLOTHS, BLUE FRENCH CLOTHS, BLACK. BROWN and BLUE SILK MIXED CLOTHS, FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS, for Bu siness Suits. BLACK and FANCY VELVET VESTINGS, BLACK and FANCY SILK VESTINGS, BLACK FRENCH DOESKIN CASSIMERS, FANCY FRENCH CASSIMEBS, Ac. We are now prepared to make up dents’, Youths’ and Boys’ Suits, In the latest style, at New York prices, or less. We have none but the best Cutters engaged, and the best workmen. oc«»-St LATHBUF & CO. DANIEL H. LONDON, NO. C3, BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Shipping aud Commission Merchant, W ILL .ell all kinds of Tobacco, Cotton, Bagging, Grain, Seed, Ac., and will execute orders for baying Merchandise and Produce ot every dejerip- tion Consignments and orders solicited. REFERENCES. In Savassah—Major A. Porter. Duncan A John ston, N. A. Hardee A Co., E. E. Hertz A Co., John Stoddard. In New Yobk—W. C. Langley A Co.. Barclay A Livingston, Win. Watson A Co. Liberal advances allowed on Cotton shipped to Messrs. Eyre’ Evans A Co- Liverpool. ocl-jlm Insurance Comp’y OF SAVANNAH Ate prepared to take Firs Risks on Reasonable Terns, At thuir Office, U7 Bay Street, HlW. maclR, President. CHAR. S. HARDEE, Vice President J. T. T non as, See. Directors: H. W. Mercer M. S. Cohen C. 8. Hardee J. Lama William Hunter J. W. Neviit A. S. Hartrhlge D G. Purse A. Porter A. Fnllarton R. Morgan J. McMahon J. Stoddard L. J. Guilmartin J. T.Thomas F. W. Sims- W. Remstmrt O. Butler F. L. Gue R- Lachlison H. A. Crane R. P. Cistern. Augusta A. A. Solomons J. W. Knott, Macon M. Hamilton B. F. Ross, Macon W. W. Gordon W. H. Young, ColnmbD.- myT-tf Wanted, B Y a g utlemnn In th s city, to complete his files, the issues of the NExs and Herald for the months of March, April and July or the present year for which a libe.al price will be paid on delivery^ at the News ana Uera'd office. sep97—if SALT, SALT. 3 /'Art SACKS Liverpool Sail, in good order, ■ DUU for sale low, by oen-tf H. A. TOPHAM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER 1 I GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS &TC.? &C. JNO. MCMAHON * CO. Nutting, IPowellifc Co. BANKERS, Mi ACON, GEO C. A. NUTTING, A. H. POWELL, ISAAC SCOTT. BZFCKENCE. EDWARD PADELFORD. jedS-um SAVANNAH. BLAIR & BICKFORD, Lumber Manufacturers AND DEALERS IN TIMBER AND LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Doors, Hnsh and Blinds, , j- mil and Lumber Yard on Canal, near Bryan street. Office, 180 Bay street. Savannah. Ga. ]y»7-i.l G. B. LAMAR, JUN., Successor toG. B. A G. W. Lama a, General Commission Merchants Finrirtiaf aa4 Shipping Agent*, No. 9* BAY 8TRE3T (up stairs.) Refer to Geo. W. Aoderson, John C. FerrU and G. B. Lamar,Savannah; W. E. Jackson, Josiah Sibley ft Sona, J B. and J. W. Walker, Augusta. Consign menu solicited. Bagging. r/i Bales AMERICAN MANUFACTURE. OU 50 Bales SEA ISLAND BAGGING. Just received aud for sale by A. WILCOX ft CO. oc22-lw Wanted, 1 A AAA POUNDS BLACK SEED COT- 10,00 TON. cnAa L COLBY t co se27-tf Comer Bay jjnd Abercom ‘troets. SHIRTS manufactured from measure. Clothing made to order at sljort notice. HATS, CAPS, UMBRELLAS AND CANE8. 138 Congress sad 55 St. Jsllea Streets. SAVANNAH, GA. ; FULTON PETROLEUM AND MINING CO M. P i. r. Boos*. W. A. B»tant. Afraid of Citizenship—Smari Indiana—Recent ly a cummiltce of the Rhode Island Legislature had a conference with the remnant of the Narragmnsett tribe of Indians, now living in that Stale, to learn whether they desiredjto avail themselves of the privileges of th* ’civil rights bill and become cittsen A They respectfully declined ihe honor, however, and expressed s desire still to keep aloof from their politics-loving and tax paying neighbors. The right of suffrage was s strong temptation, but they did not yield. There ar* but 133 of the N irrajansctie left, and much negro blood now runs in heir veins. They own- about 3, 00 acres of laud, aud, under the guardianship of the State, make theii own laws and elect their o va officers. Affairs is Rome.—A correspondent of the Universe (Catholic) wives a deplorub e picture of off lira in Rome. Financial confidence is destroyed, prices are rainous- ly high; the middlemen have control over prov.sions, which pass through four or five bands ere reaching the consumer. The enormous rates bear heavily on tho poor and those with fixed incomes, and create naturally great discontent, of which tbe partisans ot Viotor Emanuel are adroitly availing themselves to prepare tbe public mind tor a new regime. Bouse & Bryant, (Formerly of Jacksonville, Fla.,) Fonrardlng and Commission Merchants, 104 Bay Street, . SAVANNAH, - - - GEORGIA. W ILL give prompt at' entifig to receiving anil for warding goods, sales on consignment, and all orders; and will also keep constantly on hand a good stock of Groceries, Liquors, Agricultural Imple ments, Bonding Materials, Fairbank- & Co’s Scales Jtc. besides other goods and manufactured articlcr for ’ sale on consignment, and for which they arc agents. Orders and consignments respectfully «o- icfwa. » 18 - tf EDWARD U. YOUNG. CLdYToN K. WOODS YOUNG & WOODS, Bankers & Brokers Bnfaula, Ala-, WILLree.-lve Deposits, buy and sell Exchange, Gold and Silver, Uncurreht Bank Notes, Government. ' ft annually, ot cotistneraD e sum, of. Cmted States,and make cash a T ’-ty, and those sums increasing annually- | consigned to..nr friends in >cw J-tfc ire mnrketsfor every aritcle if pro- ; Savannah. Apaiachicola or hew ( at high .[.rices, even to puul.ry aud Ope.acmg on a paid in capital, i ‘SOI lo any association of persons binding -halves to introduce two hundred famt ^vilhia two years ut least ten square leagues fffsnns arriving with the means of estab- themselves -that is, building a small ■ -H', purchasing two or four horses, a voke .•Jim, two milch cows, some houseiiold _ ••'titurc and agricultural implements, so as ! Railroad and ail other securities. Will also boy cot- . ^ free of debt io the beginning, would ton on orders. tiicm-elves in three years from tbeirowu Codecti 'iis made and ‘promptly remitted. U and sale of their products in the re-! they will also make collection. In any parr of the ®Pli annually, of Cmisidtrab e sum, of. CuiteU States, and make cash advances on C--tton ,\cw York, Charleston, r Orleans. ... e - ., — . . , with onr long es- Im.t'cr, tablisb«d credit, U a sufficient guarantee of safety climaie is propitious to tbe cultivation m a u oa r ■‘ Hi- principal grairs, also col ion, to-I ’^ ’•ard all kinds of v gelabies, and the j . 1 ss 'eitile as could be wi-bed; vith no j •j , r 1 wearing me land l«>r citliivaiion, all | ; ‘ n qulred is to turn up llie an is with j,, 1 , plough and a yoke of <>xvi . The J d cattle food on .he natural ara-s of '■ ti try, whicli is very aimed inL - t "Giants iiere alluded m are on tne little ’ i ' 1 ■ ai-uio, which will soon he nuv’gftted j Dor: E-tdvcn ft .ms being now io •xpootation ot iiiea'riv.d of a small from Englaud for tbiit purpose. j 5,.,'"’ t ' l " n of Santa Fe presents li.e nearest to'T- : ' D< ^ f om ihi‘8c, land-, is distant , ' t'y miles, nut Iher.- is an open water ' 'Bnn’catton 1 Mils JOHN s. sms & CO., Forwarding and Commission MERCHANTS. WHOLESALE AHP RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac., NOS. 1 AND 2 8AMMHJ’ BLOCK, Bay Street, JacksonvIUe, Florida. ZD. G. fUMTTIS. on AS. L, MATH KB ■ bustnws transac r lons. REFER TO New York. Adams, Frost ft Co., Charleston, S. C. Johnston, Wouds ft Co., Savannah, Ga. 'Foate ft Mal ine, Mobile, Ala. Josiah Murr s, Monigomery, \ a. Wm H Young, Columbus, Ga. •John King, B inker, Columbus, Ga. Jennings, Wlc'ts ft Bro.,Neiv Orleans, La. SFirhrie A Co., Louisville, Ky. shirok ft R.-wland. St-Louis, Mo. Err atiu, Au.. -*'pt. 1.18SA sep« 3" TO COTTON SHIPPERS. WE ARE PREPARSD TO MAKE Cash. Advances ON CONSIGNMENTS . TO THE* WELL KNOWN HOUSES OF Messrs. Norton, Slaughter & Co New York, AND Messrs. John K. Gilliatt & Co., Liverpool. W * CAN SAFELY PROMISE the fullest aatlsfac- jSneo ailPlTRONS of the ABOVE RICH and FAVOR.ABI/T KNOWN FIRMS, Onr A cuts at Colnmbos, Americas. Albany.Maeon, Griffin, West Foist, LaGrange., Newnen, Atlanta,Mad won. and tbe BElUFOBT, SAIL-MAKER, EXCHANGE WHARF, ANUFACTUBES Sails, Tents, Cots, Hammocks Awnings, Window Shades, Blocks and Falls; White Flour Sacks, 24, 48 and 96 pounds; Bags of all sizes for rice, grain, &c. Having good workmen and first- class sewing-machines,can fill orders for Bags at short notice. Tarpaulins for lure. oc2 M Capital Stock, - - - $200,000 SHARES, 950 EACH. FIRST PAYMENT, $15 PER SHARE And no other assessment made, except by direction of a majority of all tbe. Stockholders. , - hjFFICBBS: — J. P. SLOAN President E. E. RAWSOX Vice President. JSx.C WllITNER Secnetaiy. P.P. PEASE Treasurer. ROET. LOGAN General Superintendent. BARRE j. T’S, TUB ON THIS CONTINENT. It is WaRBaNTED to RESTORE OB/V U AIK TO ITS ORIGINAL, NATURAL COLOR, in every, ise It will stop the hair from falling orr; it, will lr et-ie eadfrom linmorsanil d indrnif; promote ihe oROu H of tbe hair, and Is a beautiful dressing. We offer no large rewards, but we -nth) / all of nur agents to refund tue money to i iy pe. - n who will nse two botilee, aud then say Ba ; m Vege table Hair Restorative bas not per -jrtr.e all we claim. Testimony from the Capital of H e Untie., states. Messrs. Barrett* Co: „ _ , 1 was induced to give your Hair p epat atioo a trial, and can hearUly recommend it as unequalled as a Dressing, Purifier and Restorer,—giving to the Hair a lnxuriaat richness, and lo the bead * cool and most agreeable sensation, w hile It is thorough in re storing the hair to Its natnral color.. Very respectTa-ly, W. Hamlrt. Washington. D. C., May 16,1866. Messrs. J. R Barrett a Co: . . _ I wss induced by a fnend to mak a trial o; Bar rett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, and I am very much pleased with the effect It has had on my hair. I was nearly half gray, and now, before osms one boule. my head is treed from dandruff, and my liair has all the appe trance of youth. I fnlly believe Bar rel t’s to be tne best hair preparation in the wdrid. Wit. Hamilton. Fredonta, N. Y., April 26, 1866. J. R. BARRETT At CO„ Proprietors, Manchester, Sew Hampshire. JACOB LIPPMAN, Comer Coni?reas and Barnard streets. Agent. Sol<l by all Dhiggtgts. jyfhu HOLLINGSWORTH & CO. C01MISS10N MERCHANTS, MACOY, GEOKGIA- Esneclal attention will be given to the execution of Cotton Orders, which we solicit. YELLOW CORN. , eat, by «ep2l-tf- fbusheis for sale low, to close consign BRADLEY, HILL ft CO., No. 12 Stoddards* Lower Range. cik province there are now settling " v ‘-'-sl'shnicn and North An erirat.g. ( waa/vj wl) ‘ i fc d'iinn Ibe above, 1 have no tnoiive ; » L/v/vr' , 'T than to give an unbiassed si-e'cb of y ,l L<-antjf u i country, which is des ined to — • > _ e > tre long, one of the richest in the world. Cotton Plantation to Rent. My,- — — : —^ I / ANE OF THE BEST COTTON PLANTATIONS IN Ciari- ‘c nE OF Senator Charles Sumner.—Him. V I tn tDsrri'-d in this city on Wednes-1 Hurke countv, Ga., can be leased for a ntnnbsr Of trv. Esn " , ,, Hcopcr, daughter of Jonathan Mas-. years ol easy terms. Eight hundred seres CSfl ffe 1-fefr.rJ'j J, 8 ' i t l ? n - The nupnsl ceremonle, were i planted. Possession given In December If dejrfid. '"t'emnin i ®l ,,ho P Kastburn. The honeymoon is I Address GEORGE W. SAIT;’ m Newport.—Boston Post, IMA i oeB-lm tJWsyaesbcro. MESSRS. E.F. METGALFE4 CO. Mavannah, aie stall times prepared te take CHARGE OF. PAY TAXES and other EXPENSES, and make Uberal ADVANCES upon consignments. K. M. BRUCE At CO., BANKERS AND COTTON FACTORS, OCfi-lm Angosta, Ga. FOR SALE, ggmCKABLft DRAFTa HORSE, Apply at Peters & Hollingsworth, COTTON SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Stoddard’s Upper Range, Bay Strrxt, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. XNVERY facility Offered for consignments and exe- E c™on of Driers. U0e£l »«»«>oes mn '* an smrJiVt£!SL M “ A Fine Black Mare for sale, bybell. WVIaLT *ar( KXTE ITT e ft CHRISTIAN. Wm . her to be iflnd, genUewpd in a famtlv Hotpc good tor a DIRECTORS: J. P. LOGAN", E. E. RAWSON, P. P. PEASE, ROBT. LOGAN. S. H. McCAWRY, JNO C. WHITNEH, W. F. PARKHUBST. This Company proposes to operate In Georgia, Ala bama ai.d Tennessee. Having leased Lands In the immediate vicinity of recent oil discoveries. It now offers a portion of da Stock for sale, the amount paid apon which shall be returned to t io purchaser before any general dividend will bo declared. A limited amount of Slock may be secured by call ing on the undersigned, aeewa in this city oc2 BELL, WYLLY ft CHRISTIAN. UNITED STATES SALE OF LOTS AND LANDS IN ST. HELENA PARISH, SOUTH.CAROUNA. U nder an Act of Congress entitled “An Act to con tinue in force and to amend ‘An Act to establish s Bureau for tbe Relief of Freedmen and Refugees, and for other purposes," attested by “Edward Mc Pherson, Clerk House of Representatives of the United States," and by “J. W. Forney, Secretary of the Semite of the United States," July 16, 1886, aud more especially under the 8th section of the said Act. We, Wm. Henry Brisbane and William E. Wording, Dulled States District Tax Commissioners for tbe District of South Carolina, do hereby declare and make known that a public sale will be held et the office of the Commissioners aforesaid, in the town of Beaufort, Parish of 8t. Helens, Beaufort District, State ol South Carolina, commencing on Thursday the first day of November, 1868, at 16 o'clock, A. M. jor the disposal of the following blocks: Lots and houses aituatedin the said town ofBeaufo: State of Sonth Carolina, to wit: Blocks 2, 3, S and lots A, B, and 0 in Block 9; lots A and B in block 11 blocks 17,18, and 19; lot A in block 26: lots A and 1 in block 37; kit D in block 38; tots Band C In block 39 block 42; lot B in block 44; lot C in block 48; lo" block 56; lots C and D in block 6'); lots A, B, am block 61; lot E in block 70; lot B in block 71; lots D, E and F in block 72; lots A and 0 in block 81; lot C in b'oek 90; lots A B in block 91; lot B in block 99 lot B in block 115 and blocks 116,117, lift Also at tbe same place, on Monday, November 5feh 1866, at the boor of 10 o’clock A. M., the lota and par cels of land comprising the city ol Port Royal, and embraced within section fourteen (14), fifteen (15). twenty-two (22), twenty-three (23) and twenty-seven (27), Township 2 south, range 1 west, by United States Dlairict Tax Commissioner's survey of the lands in the aforesaid Parish of St Helena (excepting those heretofore sold, namely, 106 lota on Aster street, 29 on Bunulia street, 1 on DeSalb street, 1 on Franklin street, 6 on Greene street, 7 on llard street, 4 on Marion street, 4 on Pulaski street, and 5 on Qnincey street), being more than 2,000 lots • on the high laud, and about 800 marsh lots. Also, at the same place, at 10 o'clock A. M. Monday, December 3d, 1866, aU tbe Government-School Farms in the said 8t. Helena Parish, numbered from 1 to 33 inclusive, each either entire or in two or more divi sions, as the Commissioners may deem expedient, the minimnm price being ten dollars ($10) an acre. Some of the abqve named property being now leased, wiU be sold subject to the respective lease*. The aforesaid sales may be adjourned, as may be expedient, from place to place, aud from time time, by proclamation, or by written notice, or 1 _ printed advertisement, until all the aforesaid proper ty is disposed of to the highest bona fide bidder. Terms ‘—a in all cases; and if not paid within two days after being struck oft. tbe property may be taken by any person giving tbe same amount, or be set up again for sale to the highest bidder, at the discretion of ihe Commissioners. Office U. S. Direct Tax emulation, Beaufort, & October 1st, 1866. WM. HENRY BRISBANE, W. E. WORDING, U. 3. Direct Tax Commissioners oc2-dlm for South Carolina. A. J. i. BLOIS, COMMISSION AND FOBWABDING AT CHARLES L. COLBY * CO’S, Orr. Bay & Aberesn Sts., Savssmak, Ha, oc8-lm» Garden Lot for Lease.. LOfP, < .rra* me 1 lMMtttn years. Apply at TMla Insurance. Insurance. THE OGLETHORPE LIFE INSURANCE! — No Extra Charge for Sonth- . era Risks! W. R. BOGGS, ! 92 fiay Street, Up Stairs. AGENT FOR THE ! Widows’ and Orphans’ Benefit LIFE IMKM'E COMM,. OF NEW YORK, ; Will he ptcAicd to famish falMnlonnatlnn npon all j -ystenis oi Life Insurance to any person applying to ; him -this office, or by mail. A tabulated list, Showing the actu I Oirtdend of j the surplus funds made Joy 1st, 1886, can tie seen j at til-rjtlji.r. oc2n-lm Fire insurance ! KNICKERBOCKER LIFE INSURANCE CO., Of New York., London and Lancashire FIRE INSURANCE COIT. • CAPITAL: S5 000,000 in Gold I •Insures against loss by Fire on every de- scription of Property at most favorable rates. Losses adjusted and paid by Local Agents without it.-- — ‘‘. vr'nce to England. J. T. STEWART, Agent, oc28-lm At No. 6 Stoddard’s Upper Ranve. SOUTHERN BRANCH OFFICE 88 BAY CTREET, RESIDENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Policies Written at the Branch Office and Losses.Prompt ly Paid. 50 Per Cent. Credit Given, WHEN DESIRED. DIVIDENDS PAID m CASH, ADDED TO POLICY, : ‘ N PAYMENT OF NOTES. Gmral Insurance AGENCY FIRE, MARINE, * > Life and _A_ecidSbt. INSURANCE EFFECTED LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. 89 BAY STREET, Savannah. Ga. aep25tf WM. R. BOYD, Superintendent of Agency. A. WILBUR, general Agent. NEW STORE. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND. CLOTHING, At Wholesale and Retail. BT Einstein Eckman & Go., NO. 163 CONGRESS STREET. 'M | W E arc now receiving, and ready t^eXhlblt out large and well .elected stoc. of ibe above men. ; taint d good, from the beat manufacturers, and put ! op expressly, lor the Georgia and Florida trade. ! Merchants and Planters Non-Forfeiture, Endowment AND .. . . a Life Policies Written. • -I— pr Call and get a Circular setting forth rates. W We have one rate at Premia in for every part of the United Slates. No limits of travel within the civilized settlements. This feature is ei-pecially fa vorable to Southern customers, os many Compauie. are in the habit of charging extra rates for the privi lege of redoing South daring summer months. A. WILBUR, General Manager. WM. R. BOYD, Agent. R. D. ARNOLD, Consnliing Pnysician. EASTON YOJiGE, Examining Physician, eepll-tf t WOOD. “IHE NEW YOBK” Life Insurance Company. Assets, - - Over $5,000,000 Divinsans (50 Pzx Cure.) Dzolxoxd Arnicau-x- Mows Faaxxx.ni- President Wm. H. Buss, Actuary. SAVANNAH BRANCH OFFICE: 8 SonnxL Binunra, corner Bay and Bull streets. LOCAL BOABD OF RKFKRKNCE J. W. Uthrop ft Co. MlOerA Brother. Sorrel Bro.bar* • De NIK « Morgan. Wilkinson, Wilson ft O. lramrtai. KVAMINKR-S: W O d.ii—a an J. G. Thomas, M. D. This OompanTisstrictly Mtul tho policy holder. teceMag the emir, F‘ oiw ' HBIIlY HARNEY, Hate of tho "Bank of Richmond," V«„) General Agent for Georgia. seplo ttawtf fiUAIOl GUANO! 50 TOSS PERUVIAN GUANO, just landed, in I . UULJt. f.i. .ft A8ai an Ofcfig " the undersigned, take this aAthod’of fo rming ov fronds, and the public generally, that, to facilitate onr business, we have established a * WOOD YARD at the Albany and tHht Railrod. from which, or r -m oar old stand, at the Canal Bridge, below the C6n- tral Railroad, we are prepared to deUver the vary best quality of HIGH LAND OAK WOOD at eight dollars <$8) per cord, and DRY YKLLOW PINK WOOD at six d dlars (J6j per cord, on very short notice. Order boxes can be found at Mr. Staley’e Book! Store corner State and Ball streets, anc> at Mr. J. Lippman's Drug Score, comer of Congress and Bar. narft-efteets. OCS-lm BUTLRR ft HARDWICK. Memphis* (Tenn.) Coupons and Past Due Indebtedness. B Y AN ORDINANCE passed by tbe Board of Mayor and Aldermen, Sept. 28,1868, it was or- , uaioeu that tbe past dne Bond* sad Coupons Inoebt* ednessof thfttttyof Memphisb* received fordoes o lag the uRv. are refunds*) e '* 3o-ytsr bonds of 41,100 each drawing 10 per cent, info eat and pays, hie in the City of Memphis semi-annually, for tha following Bonds and Coupons Issued ana indorsed by tbe City of Memphis: Memphis, Tern., City Bonds and Coupons past due. Memphis, Tenn., sad Little Rock Bailroad Coupons part one. - M-.-mpfiia, Tenn., and Cbadeston Bailroad Conpona P ^Hen$phlis Tetfft., Ohio RaUro.d ConDons past doe. Memphis, Tenn., Mississippi sad Tenn. Bailroad Coapona past dne. . Inquiries for further particulars, by mail or other- wise, will receive punctual attention. Address oc8-96t _ r. T. HUOHE8, City Controller, MoMjAls, Tenn. IHE ETE, EAR, AND THROAT. tvr WRIGHT, of Toronto, Canada West, Physl. U Clan and Surgeon, Oculist and Anrist, can b* consulted on Desfneas, Discharges from the Bar. nolse.ln the Head, Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat and Lungs. Aii diseases of the ETB, requiring atthelr Medical or Surgical aid attended Co. Office xa 41, in Dr. Thoa. Bocklera old office on Lexington street, Baltimore, Md. Office honre from • to U ft. M., and 8to 8 P. M. Ih-tf NOTICE. luxes upon gross sales of every description of nrf / ctuuidisa and wares, upon freight and paasag emoney - psysble in this city;sad npon hones sad males, se»^ regained lobs paid, monthly. The Tsx upon realas tauc mmmisMoaa sud inceas* are required to be ,m<d qpfijb. Ube uuderMcnsd fa prepared to raeafra JOBS WILLIAMSON. CUjT