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The Daily News and • mats 3Y S. W. MASON. sAHl’F.Ii V*. MASON . Krtitoi vv. T. THOMPSON AaaoeiteSo K<1 Hot. Official Paper of theiCity. ASSIST SIR6ULATI0M IN THE BUT ANDCOINU TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1S60. POSTMASTERS Aro authorized to receive subscriptions for the NEWS AND IIEilALD. Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly, at our advertised rates. TO OUR COUNTRY FKIEKDS. As much interest is felt throughout the country in regard to the prospects of the cotton end other crops we will be grateful to our planting friends and others u 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 gen eral interest, will confer a favor by communicating the same to us. The Western and Atlantic Railroad Through the kindness ol our attentive cor respondent at Miiledgeville, we are in pos session of a copy of the annual report of the officers of the above road to Governor Jenkins, for the fiscal year ending September 30th, 1866. Not having the space at our command to publish the report in full, we must content ourselves with a brief state ment of some of its most important features. The Superintendent, Mr. Wallace, says fiat, in consequence of the exciting and troublous times through which the country has been passing, and the deep interest the people in every portiou of the State have in this road as a source of revenue, aud the necessarily small amount oi satisfactory in formation it has been possible to furnish them since the close of the war, be has takeD unusual pains to have made up from each department the fullest possible details in re gard to its present condition. It gives us pleasure to state that the difficult task has been performed in a most excellent and sat isfactory manner. It appears that when the road was return ed to the possession of the State agents by the military authority of the United States, that portion ot the track between Chattanoo ga aud the crossing of the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad—a distance of eighty miles—was entirely destroyed. The track between the Junction and Dalton was in very good condition, both as regards iron and cross-ties, and only needed such repairs as are incident to a good track. Between Dalton and Resaca—a distance of fitteen miles—the track was laid on the original eross-ties with worn rails and was not safe for the passage of trains over it. From Resaca to Etowah the original track remain ed, but the passage of so many heavy trains over it, with but slight repairs, had placed it in very unsafe condition. From Etowah to At!ante the track had been relaid with burnt tails and with very inferior cross-ties. It is stated that twenty-three miles of new iron has been laid since the 1st of April, and that portion of the track between Atlanta and Dalton has been relald with such rails select ed from the old iron as were in good condi tion ; which has made the track as safe for the passage of trains over it as it had been at any previous time. There has been received a considerable quantity of new iron, which is now distributed on the line of road, and will be put on the track in the course of a few weeks. The entire expenditures of the road, for all and every purpose, that has been paid out for the fiscal year just ended, amounts to the sum of S 104,827 69 over aud above the en - tire gross oaruiugs for the same period. The total amount of indebtedness on the 1st of September laBt was 8341,047 54, agains' which the road bolds assets to the amount of 3241,219 85. Thus it will be seen that tbe actual indebtedness of the State on account of the road for the year just ended amounts to the sum of 899,827 69; and this amount, it is alleged, would be reduced to less than $70,000, if the Treasury of tbe State, instead of that of the road, was charged with the transportation of more than six hundred car loads of corn and other supplies for the destitute people of the State, and. for which the road has no credit in its receipts. With regard to the financial wants of the road in future, to put it and its gppur*' nances, such as bridges, locomativ*' J ~ station houses, in a thoroughly ** •*, and dition, two hundred and iff -.eetive con- lars will be required, rr ' j thousand dol- Wallace, as weti »uese sums, says Mr- ceived from ti*' .» the funds already re- penaaner* .o State, are not needed as a is »»’ ...but as a temporary loan. The fact ' .mtained, also, that since the present officers were placed by Gov. Jenkins in pos session of the affairs of the Road, the large sum ot upwards of one million six hundred thousand dollars of money has been paid into and out of the State road Treasury. .Touching the future railroad policy of the State, Mr. Wallace presents the following in teresting views: “I am not one of those who believe _ many new railroads will be constructed in the South at an early day. We have not the means, and if we had, the good judgment ot discreet money holders will point out to them better investments in the reconstruction of present lines, and in adding to our agricul tural and manufacturing interests. We have facilities for transportation already beyond the legitimate products and commerce of the country.’’ , . . T _ “In taking this view of the subject, I am not unmindful of the fact, that the welfare of certain section# of the South seem* to re quire and demand the completion of some roads, commenced before tbe war, and in which large investments have already been made ; these no doubt will be finished, tsd, admitting that all others now being discussed and projected, are constructed in due time, they cannot injuriously affect the welfare of the State Road. A rapid exchange of four millions of a now idle and unproductive race of laborers, for hot less than double that number of the restless Celtic and Anglo Saxon is inevitable, and will throw upon the rails of the Western and Atlantic Railroad a travel and a traffic that the most sanguine never anticipated; and no matter what roads may be constructed, it must continue to be, between the South and the great Northwest, lite the MfMWfnruhMt binds the Siamese twins: CtSSSt iii the certainty of this future for the State Road, I can see how easily the State may relieve herself at once of ail concern for tbe payment ot her indebt edness.” Ciicsit Court. We are informed by United Slat* Marshal Dickson that a session of the United States Circuit Court, for the fifth circuit, will be held here by Ufa Honor, Judge Brakine, at the United Status Uourt rodms. commencing on Thursday next, the 8th instant. This will be the first session of this Court here since I860. ■fisvSSff. . For s afaile tfcs sxdtomsai otsf th« Fs- nians is Canada under afcnfcfafce 6t ekeedtion was as fierce aa waa that after their army of invasion. The whole hcrpnlace, according to accounts, was agitatm with cries of ven geance upon the unhappy priaoners, or ap peals for mercy, lest a war ensue between Canada and the United States. The tele graph informs us that since the request of President'Johnson, addressed to the British Minister at Washington, that mercy and for bearance be shown to the condemned Fe nians, a decided change has taken piece in the temper of the Canadian press and people. We think- this very fortunate for that coun try; for should the Canadian Government proceed to extremities, and execute any of the prisoners, there is but little doubt their fate would be fearfully avenged by their friends on this side of the line. Large in dignation meetings have been held in dif ferent parts of tins country, and both men, money and arms will be forthcoming, if. the necessity should arise, to cany the war into Canada. Colonel Roberta has heea advised to call out one hundred thousand men. Im mediately, for the double purpose of rescuing the prisoners and aaptving Canada. The Fenian journals state, in the moat positive manner, that one at the convicted prisoners, Colonel Lynch, never held any commission in the Fenian army, ’and that he did not ac company the expedition into Canada in any such capacity; that he went in the character of a correspondent of a New York paper, and that he has been confounded by the Ca nadian authorities with Gen. Lynch, of Illi nois, who commanded the expedition against Fort Erie. The Canadian Government will THE CASE OF THE HEW OOMM®-' NIGHT DISPAI Later from Baltimore. , Ancient Uallififfk Leigej 8IONERS. ?/ TOE DECISION OF JUDGE BARTOl. Intervention of General Grant. I i :: DISCOVERY OF FIRE ARMS AND AM MUNITION. Bunauu, Her. 5.—Judge Burtoi hut decided that tbe Warden would have three days in which to rtenra tbe writ An eetabUebment containing owe hundred end fifty boss* of firearms end ammunition wee ueteedto-day arrest, end by tbe police, one man Shot. General Grant, acting in a private capacity, made the following proportion to the old Commiaaionera, which it ii enppowd will be accepted: That the Con- narratives have one Judge of Election and Clerk la boxes for rejected baliota, which are to be placed at every precinct. General Grant waa acting aa the representative of Governor Swann In the matter. All quiet at praannt, and no trouble FROM EUROPE. BY ATLANTIC CABLE. do well, under existing circumstances, to ( PROPOSITION OF QUEEN OF . SPAIN pause and consider before taking life. The q.itma. Meeting. In as much as we published a communica tion, yesterday, from Mr. J. G. McCall, rela tive to the proceedings of the Relief Meetiog at Quitman, on the 30th ultimo, we feel it due to the other side of the question to pub lish tbe following account from tbe Quit- man Banner of the 2d instant: The Mketino on Tuesday.—There was a remarkable turn-out of capitalists, creditors aud misers, wbo have not heretofore mani fested much interest in the affairs of the country. We suppose about one-fourth tbe citizens of tbe county were present, wbo, by . a meagre majority, carried the substitute op- j posing relief The resolution opposing “Re pudiation” was prohably intended as a mere catch to decieve and mislead tbe unwary.— Many who we know to be beart and soul in TO THE POPE- His Expected Departure from Rome. UNITED STATES .SQUADRON ON TURKISH WATERS. ttWAR RENEWED IN BOKHAZA. LIVERPOOL MARKET. Madrid, Nov. o.—Oo Monday tbe Queen of Spain made antoffer to the Pope of a residence at Granada, and Spanish war veeaels will be placed at fate disposal If. favor of relief in some form or other, voted | 1P ctse ot emergenc f, for tbe substitute, because they understood ’ it to be a square issue of “repudiation” and “no repudiation.” No proposition was sub mitted, or evenrquiatea at, by the friends of relief tbat could have justified tbe necessity, propriety or logic of tbe introduction or pas sage of sucb a resolution. Tbe last resolu tion does not reflect the views or wishes of seventy men in Brooks county, and when tbe issue is fairly made it will so turn out. We regret exceedingly that any disturbance should have occurred in the meeting, but it is an old saying tbat the pocket nerve is the most sensitive in the human system, and we are not surprised at angry demonstrations whenever it is touched. Grand Lodge.—This body, which was in session in Macon for several days, hu made choice of the following officers for the ensuing year: M. W. G. M.—John Harris. R.W. Deputy Grand Masters—1st District, W. A. Love; 2d District, B. H. Bingham; 3d District, W. W. Boyd; 4th District,, J. ti. Biackshear. W. 8. Grand Warden—0. F, Lewis; W. J. Grand Warden—8. A. Borders W. G. Treasurer—J. E. Wells. W. G. Secretary—3. Rose. W. G. Sr. Deacon—O. V. Brown: W. G. Jr. Deacon—W. F: Darden. W. G. Marshal—F. B. West. W. G. Pcrsuivaut—B: H. Mitchell. 1st G. Steward—J-. H: Jones. 2d G. Steward—E, Trice. 3d G. Steward—B. J> Head: G, Tyler—C. H* Freetnaft- Tbe Grand Lodge will probably get through j with its business and adjourn to-.Qay . ~ ' A New Tskatxjcaj, S' ^ —Some of the most *fa»' w ho have adorned the stage have from oompsrativ0 obaenri- ty-^Rftob* ^ charlotte Cushman, For- "and many others. The success of such ises a zest scarcely realized inthe ca- reers of those hereditarily celebrated. ' We notice in the theatrical papers an announce ment of a forthcoming debut by ayoung lady who is spoken of as very talented, young and handsome,MiseE.Madder. She was dis covered by an enterprising and successful theatrical manager in a stock company in St. Louis, and he proposes bringing her out as a star. Three new pieces have been written for her by a celebrated American author, and as soon as she is up in them she will make her appearance. Much fa anticipated from her, and, asTdesigned to set an example of encour agement to American talent, we wish the en terprise every success. Gen. Shkridah’* Late Obdeb.—The Times Washington special Bays, the administration does not entirely approve the vigorous lan guage of General Sheridan’s late order, so far as it applies to Maximilian and hfa French relations. Thus far all our intercourse with France on this subject has been of the most amicable nature, and there Is neither inten tion nor desire to intemipt them. At the present time everything desirable promises to be accomplished Without any bad feeling whatever. It is also stated that General Ortega hu written a letter to General Sheridan, com plaining of his late order, in which he inti mates tbat the latter has overstepped the bounds of bis duty: Gen. Sheridan is evidently a better raider and barn-burner than diplomatist Constantinople, Nov. 4.—The United States squad ron u expected in Turkish waters. St. PncasBCRO. Nov. t-Ve la renewed in Bokhan, and Bunsian forces have besieged aad taken the city of Uturbe. London, Nov. 5.—Coe so Is 89 V Fives <8J£. Liverpool, Nov. 8.—Cotton fiten, sales 16,000 bates. Middling Uplands IS*. FROM NEW YORK* MOVEMENT IN BEHALF OF REV. MR. McMAHON. THE HASUOTI. DEATH OF SIMEON DRAPER. rest New Yobs, November 8.—Affidavits to prow the innocence of the Bev. Mr. McMahon, now under sen tence ef death in Toronto, have been forwarded to Washington. Gold48H; Couponsof ’81, U4X; Coupons of ’62, U0X, Flour quiet. Wheat a#So better. Pork l*avy, at 128 25. Sugar quiet and steady. Coffee quite aad firm. Naval stores dull and heavy; Turpentine 82® 83c, Rosin 8 76@$13 SO. Simeon Draper is dead. E«9M MILLEDUEV1LLC. Notices. WITHOUT PAtK. DM iEKBD.Dcfriiut.fo sow oxtracitog teeth wNte out pain teft without tee ffightert. danger tothe te” ttent, by slate improvement in dentistry. Office No. 117 Congress! street, over Pepper’s store, near Boll street. nofolm n a regular conmunieaUon of title Lodge W Will be *bffd»tff>'a* fi* 1 T 018 /W st in e’doc#. _ Members of other Lodges and transient Brothers fig good Standing ere fovlteil to attend. By order JAB. M. PRENTISS, *?.. H* - - Seaeluj. NOTICE. A regular monthly meeting of the Cleburne Social Otnb will be held THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. 6th in stant. at 8 o’clock, it the Engine Bouse or Gurmanla Fire Company. Libetty Square. Every member will ne prepared to pey monthly due*. By order of the PRESIDENT. John R. Dillon. Seeretarv. a S. e. eoAU* CONSIGNEES’ NOTICE. The Steamship Sty of B>th. from Boston, dia. charges tfato day at Irbarf, foot of Abereont afreet. Goods not removffi from tbe wharf at euaeet will ha stared at the ex# dm and risk of owners, and not delivered till charge) are paid. noS-lt RICHARDSON A BARNARD. Stevedores’ 1 Benevolent Asso ciation. 4 VANNAB, Qa.. Nov. A 1S8S. meeting of the Stevedore*’ Be nevolent Assoclatloi wit bo held at tnelr Ball THIS (Tuesday, EVENIX8, at 9 o’clock. Punctual a ttendance la requested. By order U. J. FORD, Pres. M. M. Sslutan, secretary 8. B. A. no* WBSTEKN UNIONffKLEOKAPH COUP ANY, SAVANNAH, NOV. A 1868. The Lines have been completed to Americas, Ga. Telegrams for that play received and foiwardod promptly from and atterthl* date, nod *1 H TURNER, Manager. Optic* GesJral Strraancrammwr Atlantic^ Gulp Rail Road. Sawnnah, Oct. 15th, 1866. 1 ritHE Florida Branch jtsn Road will be opened to 1 the Public on Menlsy next, the 92nd test. Arrangements have lean made insuring direct aad speedy communication ty this route between Savannah and all station, on the Pensacola and Georgia Ball Road, Florida Central Sail Road, and Florida Rail Road. Through tickets will be sold between the following placea, viz.: Savannah and Quincy Tallahassee, Monticello, Ma dison, Lake City, and JWksonville. Thomaaville and Qnijcy. Tallahassee, Hontieello, and Madison. Madison and Quitman and Valdosta. Freights between Bavmnah and all points on Pen aaeotec Georgia Railroad and Florida Central Rail Road will be shipped ot through rates and without brisking bnlk. H. 8. HAINES, octlC-tf General Superintendent, CHAISE OF SCHEDULE. Omen Genexal Soteein ieppent atlanth and Gulp Railroad, Savannah, Oct. 15.186& fXH and after MONDaY next, the Bd instant the Kj Befasdale* of the Paeenger Trains on tbia Road will ha as follows, daily, (Sunday’s excepted): Leave. Aanrv: T.S0 A. M. Savannah A10 P. M. 6.00 A. X. Thomaaville T.10 P. M. 7.95 A. M. Live Oak 8.18 P. M. 9.38 A. M. TalUhaaarn 10.90 P. M. 1.8# A. M. Jacksonville 19.00 Night H. S. HAINES, oelt—tf General Superintendent ▲ BUSK FILM CUBE. Or. Gilberts File laatraaaqte patettvely euwn the worst caste of Ftlea. Heotby^SteR Off to Circulars free. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Addreea 3. B. ROHUBO. Manager. No. 878 Broadway, New York. oc3i-3m IIMNCEf- kU£j r Ot. AUGUST would respectfully inform their friends and the public that they are prepared to effect Fire and Marine Rieka In the following first class companies, at established rates, and solicit a share of pu£onage: « INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, o. New York. CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., of JSt. Loofah Me- PERBY INS. AND TRUST CO., Marlon, Ala. JOHN W. ANDERSON’S 80X81 CO., eepl-3m CoreerefBryan andDray ton afreets. SPECIAL IOTICE. ’ ' .s' TO WUOLESALE GROCERS, UQUOR DEALERS, DISTILLERS, DRUGGISTS. GLASS AND SOAP MANUFACTURERS. Essential Oils, Extracts and Essences for flavoring and improving Brandies, Whiskey*, Kata*, Wine- Older, Ac. Age and Body Preparatlor* for Nrittral IzingtSnd Mollifying » hlskeya and Spirit*. Extracts of Holland and Loudon Gina. Colorings, Gum and Sugar Syrups, and Fruit Juices.. Dr. FEUCHTWAN- GER’S Treatise on Fermented Liquor*, with 1,000 Recipe* and direction*. DRUGS, CHEMICALS, OXIDES, ORES, Ac. Fob soar MANOPAOrruEBS.—Slltfcate of Soda, So luble Glam, or Liquid Quartz, in Dry. Crystal liquid, or Jelly form: Caustic Soda, Beds Ash, PSlm and Cacoauut Oils, 8oapatoae and Chfna Clay. All order* seat to me will have prompt attention, and every Information reqaired will he cheerfully given by JOSEPH W. fEUCHTWASOER, ocSI-Stawim No. 85 Cedar street. New York. Assignees’ Notice. Bunt or Sivuoax. Savannah, Georgia, July 6,1666. The undersigned having been appointed Assignees of this Bank for the purpose of adjusting and liqui dating Its affairs, therefore all persona having claims against thto corporation will present them, and at bill-holders or this Bank are required to present the same within six months from this date, or they will lose the priority granted by statute, and three In- debted will make Immediate payment to H. BRIGHAM, GBO. W. DAVIS, ■epS-tf Assignee*. TO HOLDERS OF PAST DUE BONDS AND COUPONS OF THE CITY OF COLUMBUS, GA. Notice is hereby again given that an Bonds and Coupons or the City of Columbus, Ga., falling due on or before Jauuaty 1,1866. may be funded in new bonds of the city, bearing 7 per cant Interest, paya ble aeml-annually. Upon application to tbs Troasurer by mail or othorwlae. Interest via bo allowed from October 1, 1865. The new Bonds ar* dated April 1, 1S66, and October Coupons are now due, end paid la cash. R. H. GBERNE, City Treasurer, octt-lw Coiambus, Ga. Notice. This is to notify an eoncernsd tbat the Power of Attorney glv*a by me in October, 1666, to L. M. Sha fer, Esq., to transact business and collect and re ceive mouqy Lor ms, and In my name. In my baslneaa of Ship Cuandlery, Grocery and General Commie- ahm, la hereby revoked, aad that the aaid L. M. Sha fer la no longer auffioriaed to transact any bnslnete for ma of any nature or kind. GEO. H* ARLEDGE. Commission Merchant, Ac., octt-tf 79 Bay street New Advertisements.^., ^^ew^Stisementi Dan Castello’a GREAT SHOW AND MIMS! HNraT.SffiidSHetrif^ 75 half bbls. Nos. l, 2 gr.d ; 10)Manas, lands. 100 boxes Scaled Herring, to drums Table codfish. For ui)tky Kiitsbm in Real Armor, I adies In Regal Robes. Queen’* Carriage cf State, The M ooted Zouaves, Tne cornet Band, Goldeu Chariot, Horses, Posies and Males, Will be prominently seen and admired, But i he NOVEL FEATURE WILL BE THE LIVjE Let loose in the streets, taken from lie cage by tbe Intrepid LION, ken from lie cage bj pid HERR LENGEL, Walked over a Platform and placed upon a Car and carried in triumph. THE GOLDEN CAR OF ORPHEUS, OOKZACmO ECKHABT’S SILVER CORNET BAND. takably Indicative of the Strength and Kosourcea of £)an Cnstello’s Great Show, AT SAVANNAH, On Lincoln ^street, between Charlton and Macau, for ioor days only : WEDNESDAY, Nov. 14th, THURSDAY. Nov. lath, FRIDAY, For. 16th, SATURDAY, Nov. Uth. ADMISSION... 78 Comte. Children under 12 year* of ege 5a Cents. Separate Seat* lor Colore I Persons ad Cents. Doom open st 2 and 7 o’clock. Performances com mence half an boar after. The MANAGER in announcing tbe Commence ment of the Second Annual Soutuern Tour of DAN CaSTELLO'8 Great Show, I* pleased to be enabled to present an array of artistic names, cjmprlaiag the very best talent in the world. DAN CASTELLO, Til 3 ORIGINAL CONVERSATIONALIST. Will appear at each Entertainment, end introduce me only thoroughly Trained Hor.e In tea Universe, the BU8SIAN BEAUTY, “ CZAR,” CIRCASSIAN STEED’ Tbe Creature with the Flowing Mane and Sweeping Tall, styled the * ’Animal with Soul,” the Par agon of Scanty, Docility and Intelli gence. ACTION OF LEGISLATURE ON CON STITUTIONAL AMENDMENT: IT WILL CERTAINLY BE REJECTED. MuxxDoxviujs, November i.—Tbe ConsUtuttoual Amendment was referred to-day in both Houses with inst uction* to report aa soon aa practicable. Hen, A. H. Stephens opposes it, aad thinks the Legislature should set Iniiinillntely on the subject and taiil# Ihe question so for aa Georgia go**- Its rejection la deem ed certain. From Buffalo. FENIAN EXCITEMENT AT FORT ERIE. MEMONSTRATIOM OF TOM BROTHER HOOD. Buffalo, Nov. 6.—Thar* was considerable excite ment at Fort Erie laat night in expectation of aFeoian raid. Tha cause of the panic aeema to have hute the arrival ot the United State* ataaater Michigan. wl has come to restore the Fenian arms captured laat June. There waa a Fenian demonstration on Sunday afternoon, when prominent Fenians mads addresses and speeches. NEWS FROM MEXICO. Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned, having been appointed Assignee of tbe Merchants’ and Planters' Bank, is prepared to enter upon hla daty. All lmiholdere, and other peraons having claims against said Bank, are re quested to present the same for liquidation. And all parties indebted to the Bank ere requested to make Immediate payment. Blllholdera will lose their priority If the bills aTe not presented within six months. HIRAM ROBERTS, anSl-tf Assignee. Assignees’ Notice. Thenndenlgnwl having been appointed aasigneee of the Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of Savannah, Georgia, hereby notify bill-holders and other claim- ante against the said Bank ti present the same ff>r li quidation, and all persons Indebted to the Bank an required to make Immediate payment. BUl-holderawlll lose their priority If tbe hois are not presented within six months from this date. JOHN RICHARDSON, J. E. GAUDBY. lyw-tf Cm TitEAStraxa's Ornox, Savannah, October 93,180 TAX PAYERS ere hereby notified that the tlm* re quired for toe payment of quarterly returns has ex- pirad, aad they are earnestly requested to cell and pay ihui- dues, and thus avoid additional expense and toe itening of executions. JOHN WILLIAMSON, 0094 ... dty DEPARTURE ,JiUi l Uf-A HE ABDICATES IN FAVOR OF GEN. BAZAINE. Wamuikuton, Not. 5.—Mr. Romero baa received a letter dated Vera Crux. 98th, via New Orleans, stating tbat if— l - llu, | left toe city of Mexico on toa 23d, resigning, verbally, in fovor of Gen- Baaalne. Tim* at Fo'bt Vau.xt.-TH* Fort Valley Ledger of the lataays: -rets omc. aoju*u“*. - ^ x 1 a oaa i was to* Th* West Point Observer fa the name of a new weekly paper just issued at West Point, Georgia, by A. D. Starnes, editor and pro prietor. Success attend tbe Observer ► National Express Compaxt.—The Na tional Express Company was reorganized on the 80th ultimo. The new directors are Gen. Joseph R Anderson, of Richmond ; W. P- Perot, of Baltimore ; Harney Marburg, of Georgetown Colonel M. Haramn, of Staun ton, Va.;.R. P. Zimmerman, of Atlanta; W. H. Webb, of New York ; J. Foley, etBalti- more; William Lewie, of Baltimore; Lewis Norvel, of Lynchburg. Mr. Perot will be Prerident in place of Gen. Joseph E. John ston. A farther requisition of ten per cent, upon the stockholders will be made and pay ment enforced. REMOVAL^ iiiii ii RANDELL A CO. Have removed to MX and Extra aad Yel Next door west of Barnard street, their former feca- [ ties, and are now prepared to offer a Urge**--* of ' Ot ro eries consisting In perto S 260 barrels Flour—Sqperfint, Extra and Choice 150 half barrels Flour. Sqporlae 50 barrels White B. D. Steal too half bands White B. D. Hominy ISO barrels 8ug»r—Ctuahod, A. B, C, lno tarrelsW2CT*wWJ* a* 4 •so boxe^C^ndIee-^MiMld!*Artainantine and Sperm 150 tubs Lard—Pressed and Fare L*al , - : too tube butter—Western ydgwtos' Gosnra. 160 teRda C wdhalfbtn(te’ Mackerel-Ncs. l, 300 boxes Wew^erringa-jfoJ and nealM 250 SxesPrMh Peaches, Tomaioes, Oysters, Pickles, Kbarrelsa&tef'mnraBV.iai/nd«g»i OF MAXIMILIAN EUROPE. FOR how re'toJtetegreph oifo? Irrefe «° a»re ky.S»-80S or $4,000, in too saM, wktek foU for short of hdngs fire-proof one. yUSKRAL INVITATION Tfae frtends and acgnslntances of CapA F. W. BAI LEY (tnd family |te,re*peetfUlly Invited foneikijKkfo hM,!*** rqridcuce, Dnytoii sffaeth. ThIR BOARD, BOARD. pleasant lo South Broad i nov5-(t dr aGeatloffian sod wife, can ho wlto Board la one of too aaoit by AKgteattoa at 1SS Notice. BUILDERS. Piste your e^tsteteo THOMAS FBPFBB. Ktt-tf I dot5 • UWKTlum*. wtare. Notice. FLORIDA BRANCH RAILROAD. The fourth Instalment of twenty per cent, on the stock subscribed to this Boad is hereby caUed, paya ble at the Company's Office, in Savannah, on the 10th of November, 1808- D. MACDONALD, no* fat Treasurer. HILL’S usnr DYE, SO cents—-Black or Brawn, Instantaneous; best, cheapest, durable, re liable. Depot, No. 66 John street, New York. Bold by mil drag and patent medicine stores everywhere. m9-ly FEVER AND ASHE KITISOClaHRD Marina to intermittent Fever, a word with you. Th* responsibility lor jour suffering rests upon your selves. J ust as snrtlj as you shake to-day. or will shake to-morrow. HOSTETTXB’8 CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS will extinguish the disease un der which yon labor. Bad you taken this gonial tonic as a preventive, you would have na need of it as a care, for It readers to*,system impervious to ail miasmaticfevara. Botaiaesyou *-miacted the pre caution, rid yourselves without delay of •» «o m - plzlnt by resorting to too only reliable remedy.—' Break to* chills with HOStBTTHa® BITTERS, and they will return no more. This Is the experience of thousands, and It wm be yours. Quinine la a stow means of relief; it la nauseous to the last degree;- it Is more dangerous than too malady itself; In many cases It utterly foils. How different is the effect of too Brims. Their curative action Is rapid; they are agreeable to tbs palate; they are not only entirely termless, bat tend lnertteMy to strengthen toe con stitution and prsnuff llte) Ifiup never hav fatted, and it Is confidently areamed that they never can fall in aby case of Ferer and Ague, however inveterate in Its character. To to without Hoe tetter’s Bitters In any region Infraftil with Intermit.-at or Remittent Fovor la simply to reject safety aad court disease. Iyl7-q0dty. . . . : ■ - A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MED ICINE. Da. Maooiel is the founder of a new Medical Sys. tern I Tbe quautiteriana, wbose vast internal dpi** enfeeble the stomach and paralyze the bowels, must give precedence to the man who restores health and appetite, with from one to two of his extraordinary piila, and curia the most virulent sores with a box or so of hie wonderful and all-healing Salve. These two great specifics of the Doctor are test supersed ing all the Stereotyped ho*trams of the day. Extra ordinary cures by Maggiel’s Pill* and Salve have opafosd toe eyes of the public to the inefficiency of the (so-called) remedies of others, and upon which people have so long blindly depended. Maggiel’s Fills are not of the elass that are swallowed by toe dflEeB, and of which every box frill taken create* an absolute necessity far another. One or two of Mag- giel's Pills suffices to place the bowels la perfect qr* Mr, tone toe. stomach, create an appetite, aad ma ter Oo spirits light and buoyant. There Is no griping, and no reaction In too Aura New Advertisements. If the Ever ti affitotad. Its functions tre restored; ■ad of the nervous system 1» feeble, it i» Invigorated. This last quality makes to* medicines very desirable for toe wants of delloste females. Ulcerous sad sruptivo diseases are literally extia- gulabed by th* disinfectant power of Maggiel’s Balm In teot. It Is here announced that ,«g BILIOUS DYSPEPTIC AND D1AB- RlKSA PILLS* can where fill all ethers feU. * Who*for Buns, Scutes,entered a'l abreafoaoof - UJ. T - i >5- • MAGGIEL’S SALVE istafolllb!*. Bold faff J. MaSGIKL, 11 Pin* street New To And all OiuffgMs, at TWENTY-FITS CENTS PER BOX. SStiL Assignee's Notice. le node reined having been gppointed • ■ ■ ■ i§ of ootnmerefi of SmtibhaH, Georgia, Is tfMi [a antffF apon bis duties. AU bill Mdon Udrther persons haring claims against toosuld ■uL mm reauteted to present th* same for liquid*. ItiteTaEdril indebted to the Bank are re- ite immediate payment. jwlUtose taeUprttrity If the bfoa are n#t presented wltblix six months from tuts dst^ JQOll a FERBlUfe NEW MUSIC. Bongs. B eautiful u* of the Bea. Thomas-21 cents. Thou Art the Star. Gunmen—a* cents, Btonewall'e Death. Blamphtn—*>' cent*. Song of too tfuu BheU. Couvorse—a) cent*. A Year’s Spurning. Feme—75 cent*. My Heart Looks lor Bunahln* In You. Currie—S5 snu. Lon* Grave by to* Soa. H*y«—M cent*. My SootoeraSunny Homo. Hay*—ascents. Forsaken. V. Gab ltl—SOoeuU. Bhepherdeas and the Knight. Gottechaik—75 cu. Memory. R. Hoffman—5* cents. Five O'clock in tbe Murnlng- Ciaribrt—50 Cents. INSTRUMENTAL PISCES. Galop di Bravoura. tiiglamand A. Schreiner—T8 cents. Crimlno e la Oomare. Ketterer—75 cento. L'Africalne- Jasll—fft tfi. Tala* tes Boss*. Ketterer—7S esuto. ^ Trembling Leaves. WefaB—6L Match des Amagouet WthU—$1. Le “Oarriliiou” (the Chtmas). Ja*n—T6 cento. Berths Maxurka. J*L. Schreiner—30 cents. Daisy Polka. J. L Schreiner—SO cent*. For sale by ' ' UOSAt JOHN C. BOHRBINFB » SONS, CJTATE OF GEORGIA—CHATHAM UOUNTl .— To O all whom it may concern: Whereas, James L. Hatwt will sppty at tbe court of Ordinary for testers Dteatesory aa Koecntor on toe estate of Bias Hanpt, of said conaty, dscoaa These are, Iberufore, to sit* aad admnatth, whom it may conoern, .to he aad appear before said court to make objection (Uanj they hare) on or be- “ * la May naxt, otherwise said ^ . of No- D, A. O’BYRNE, Ordinary C. C. BURNELL RUNNKLL8, Tbe embodiment of Grace and Style, will, with HU TWO PRETTY AND GIFTED BOYF, Render a pleasing series of livirg picture a, which, for ess*, excellence and elegance, have never befon been witnessed in America. This young Sonthernei and his two Little Children constituted the leading attractions in the principal Ttiea’re*. H'ppodrom*. and Clreuse* of *he om World. Papers praise them! Joarnal'° them! People pronounce them wrest'■ THE BATOCTTE LEAFS Are speciaiitiee i u ,w. Great Show, and ere given In a style anattempted t>y t-ociupor.ry concern* WILL EXHIBIT AT Quitman, Monday, Nov. 19. Tbomaevilie, Tuesday, Nov, 20. Yaldueia, Wednesday, Nov. 21. Jasper. Thursday, Nov. 22. JvckaOfivi.de, Friday and Saturday, Nov. Yd and 24 Lake City, Monday, Nov. 28. «. Madlaon, Tuesday, Nov. 27. Monticello. Wednesday, Nov. 29. Tallahassee, TbniSday and Friday, Nov. 29 and 30 Quincy, yalUfday. Dec 1 nod WANTED, B Y aLADY, a situa’lon as Governess, In a pnvat- Camijy. I* e. mpetent to teaoh all -lw Englls: nr nches having Uau five yearn experience; or would be wiillnq to assist a afiy in bonaebold cares ana sc win,. 6_la-.y n -t so much an object as a pteaaant home. Ubf-xccpilonable references and recommeD- dal-nos. Atidies* “L.L^’’News and Herald Office, bavauaab, Gu. no#»t* 13aeon, Flour, Balt, <fcc. 10 HOGEHKALq c B BIDES, 10 hogsheads Rib Sides, 5 hogsheads Shoaidera, SO esaks Hams, Sack* Turk '* Island haft; S ok* Liverpool Salt, . - a. 100 steka Superfine Flour, 10 quarter-oaaka Sherry Win*. Apply to ■ J V. nov6—tot BELL. WYLLY A CHRISTIAN. H Miss La voile, AVING juat returned from Cenada with a tall aa- eortment of BONNETS, HATS, CAPS, LACES, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, BOYS’ HATS and CAPS, KID GLOVES, FURS, AC of th* seweet pattern* and fuhlona, rc*r*ctfuliy in vites her frlenaa and the public to com* and *xtmm# her stock, which will be exposed to d*y, on Dnugbtoa hroetff sccaod door «outh of WhiUhr. novh—w PRINTING. S AYING purchased tot Job Office atucbedto the “Daily Nows and fientid.* aad made addition* I would Mw the public that I am prepared to execute every terfftfoi of WANTED, F OUR PLAFTEBfcR& To ^mpeteat wmlu liberal wages will be paid. Apply ooreur and Jeff rson srreets. HAY, HAY. A AA BALES Prim# Eastern, per Andes, row 4UU tending, and for toty ^ T. L. KINSEY k CO., fpifl Mm HatONA^j, Buggi**, ^arria^ HARNESS For Sale, A T reinced priest, to clo«< gain 1 coil be * cur«i by call Bt:-1 slgneTet Na t Barr.*'Blfrt. B.v **«■ t ots- lw T. F.MAW^y^^ SALt OF FURNiTUfiT ADMUflSTRATORB SALE. ILL be sol.!, at the reoideur > r j ,l. , I VV Margaret Charlton, on Wes’ fcoad i l * I tiie lith fmiint, between th* etui $££££* j HOUSEHOLD FUBHIXUBE Sold by farder of UredWtagrte Oh^. ^ SUGAR * SYRUp, | AC BBLS. Boston Syrup, good quality touJ *5 bbls extra C Surer, s hhds. Cuba Sugar, now landing uud for sate or nov5 St EnWW g HBBTZ ,t nn SIGHT DRAFTSON NEW YORil FOB BALE BY GOURDIN, MATTHIES8EN & C0-, aovS-St Na. 11 Stoddard's Lower foogt. .JOHN 0. FERRILL Attorney at LawJ NO. 72 BRYAN STREXT, SAVANNAH, GA. FGR RENT l THE O VELLIN G HOUSE at ir^.1 Broad street, at the head of South Bnad. I formerly occupied hr th* lat* JuflgeQte I on. Foauesslongiven November 15th. Fur tool m Rice, Cheese & Flour 5« ohoteo Family Flonr, So boxes Maryland State Cheese, SO boxes English Dairy Cliiesu, 50 bags prime Rangoon Rice, Jnst received and for rale by nov5-3t EDWIN E. HERTZ t CD. BUTTER. LARD, CHEESE, | teE TUBS Western und choice Goshen, 10 100 tube pressed and pore Leaf Lard, 150 boxes Cheese—Factory and En^IiehDdn | In store and for sale by RAN D8LL s CO., nov5-3t 201 and 2id Bay awe. S20 Reward. S TRAYED or stolen from my h0ate,os Cite I ctr-e', on Friday morning. TWo BL-tCK a.-i> I TAN PUPS, about two months o <f Tbeoboreit- ward will be paid for t heir return, or for iuforuaiia [ where I can get them, and no qne9i.oii9 Mkel nOvS-St N. B BROWN. Horse Strayed. A BAY MARE, with ewitch tale, broft »nrtt Tbnnderbolt yesterday and was cangtib] faiw I one fa town, to whom a reward will be put«it- Uvery at Mosm Green’s Stab:*, Sate «mer. novs-lt Co-partnership Notice, T HE tudersigned have this day associated wi’j I them la bnslnete Mr. JAMES E. GRADY. HOLCOMBES November l, Mas. » Heavy Stock of Groceries, holcoibe & co H ATE landing by Steamers and Hail Ywseh'' Baltimore, Fhhnde phto. New York and Bwl 580 barrelr and hall barrels F oar 60 casks B-’con—S'dss. Shoalderi and suo barrels, half barrels, quarter temfa Ml kilt- Mackerel 280 boxes Herrings 176 boxes Cneese •* kegs Butter *60 tube Lard 900 ooxes Soap, varinns brands 10 b- rrete Bu-kwbeet 90 barre a and buxea fttua' Oraeken 50 emeu Covm>y»t>»e 10 ernes i obstei* (0 oast* Tomatoes 85 cases p. aches, in Byrnp 2" cases Fine Apples, In Syrup 100 oanels Pot-wx-s 50 barrels On ona 25 bosea Adamantine Ca’-dies liv) hexes A .sorted and Fancy Candy 26 boxes Rock candy 2u cases Madeira Win* 30 Wars Sherry Win* 10 asses Fo t wine 28 cases Cognac Brandy 50 eases Wolfe’s Srhnapps aso tegs Assorted shut StJugsPowour 25 Oases Sardines 80 boxes and half boxes S*M» 6 Italic Almonde 6 tegs Pliberta S bare Broil Nuts s bags Pimento 55 bb^fSogar^Ortob-d Ciarlflsd sad Oft* 1 ' | F^atlowtetiite»rtprlcre.»* ATSIBeL Rice, Rice. teA BAG3 East 1l*g RICE laadiagXr* « cW ' lie ' UreMHolmre. HOli ffSC^ 01 LUTI0N. ^ SSSMSSEBSSiilgsSX] the a in* place. 1SS way uueeL wben *• iti ts J eomlnuancoof thepstronagrheivlof® 1 M. old firm. ftsvannab, Ga., Ttevrl. ’Sts, STORE TO RE«T. A SMALL BRICK ST > %>lf* 1* afo* OsfotluSa Street LTSt***-* 1 * qiM* sandy Pfr the preratoeu. Notice. bi.L-a.tB Oi J ti ; x-—* J "1 ■Rlotice. Th* Mechanics’ Baring and Loan Association ofSa- vaatteh, hsvlaw made to tfae undersigned an SMigti- ■mutof uti of Ito proffsrtff andrtfoctofoftbutetefft .of tte fruMtera sB-Briwows huftuff claims offteBrt too eotjeration are reqateisd to pnwwit them to the an- donlgMd, andsil penoos Indebted to saldeotpOfU’ ttsu will a^e payment to C. W. W. BBUMM, MS)li»S>'l'~— . ^ggeoffiaaowof ; to* tote of children’s rtkfue Without Ups. Boldvvete AH Oth#HCIrtd« of Printing Done nsATff cnur.AiD ^ncE. • fo .-,r • r. - GIVE JKJ® I also receireofdere egd hare aatoufactured every ariety or ■ BLANK BOOKS. 3. H. IBFIf,L, Ul Btffsteaet, igflti Irar’ * HE owner of a Pair of BPBCTACLES, lost. St. Jota'afiburch, on Sunday anernoou. 0uu ret by catling at THIS OFFICE, and paying for tola advardaemeak upon evidence - noS-lt ^ L ADIES’aad MISSES T * ,B ^ handcuff. ndS* ****** COUMNtFK TABXiB .. STAND‘COVERS, TOHXT QUILTS, NAPKDfS axd DOYLUft, BBWMIMKA* 0BF7 Aax'-ymJk'IlMI.tf 118 aad USOONffBEBB BTBBET- OC27 BACON. ^ CHOTCE lot Clear gggg^AMr ? -l ea fqwws h. and JR. Stete.IWry Cteeuu. Tm Z 3 Zr’*** HuSoN AHAllDELL, DOv6-3t 1***&“■ WACAaip For Isoveinb 6 ^! BODET'S UDY'S BO»»* • LBSWB LADY’S MAGAMNK fw DEMOBM9TB MAGAEW V“ Ne, *“ ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for Novembtf’ w» GABfiXVNfcremMrlA THE CATHOLIC 2TOBUJ. OUR YOUNG FOLKS, for November- THU 0U> GHANA for November. PETEMBCHPS, »r November. HAMPEgE MONTHLY, for g<wtn *2. BALLOU’S MONTHLY,-** Motete*** KOX1VLT, forltoveteber. MEEKLY- also. Our usual supply of flour.