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VOL. 2-NO. 266.
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SAVANNAH, (tEOKG I A. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER a®,
»A . X '.l:
PRTOE: 9 OENTS.
> eii‘ j -- - - - -
MiM.wrxni vu.LKt '-November 17, 1866.
^SK^MleiSLaflaL bm
float) for the pardon of Wise, of Butts county.
The motion prevailed, jr
J. F. Johnson mqeend^d^S'consider the i . .. 0 ,, ., , .. ... , .
action of the Senate -y “fl* of a bill | at «»e South, or the relatio* existing between
to repeal the act to^#W#^»ei*SBi charged | the whites and blacks,
M>i$ 1>H1NTIN«,
'. IV , neatly noil promptly t|onfc. '
Jiii
By
i morning
DISPATCHES.
from Russia and India.
iOlBSBCKO, No ,. 18.—The Prussian festivities
jiviili stopped on account of the severe illness.
.gHisceM Dagmar. • ‘■
" .s Nov. 18.—Intelligence from Bombay re
.■•.amine in India abating. ' . .
Destructive Pile in Chicago..
Nov. 13.—A fire occurred here yesterday
. .demoted eight, stores on Lake street. Loss
I i. Insured for $230,000.
New York Market.
SK, Nov. 19—12:30 P. M.—Cotton dull' at
I Ac., Sjur dull—Southern $12@16 75. Gold
Bow the Credulity ot^ the North
Abated,
Those who ai$,ftt,*losa fo ajewnt.. fiw tJUa..
cully befobted fob the «EwS ,uij> u.n.m ] bitter prejudices still existing among' the
I Northern masses against'the peop^j^j the,
Soath need only read lhA following, which
we j give as aispecimen of tlie vile misrepre
sentations which are consigntly furnished by
leased Sprj^ctadeht^ at ttfeSitttitV id
ile them to. understand how these prejn-
are engendered and kept alive. No o*e •
dii
.'lRsuranae*«
!UW ZjU u
■} i< m! j i it.
|.l>Jti:K Iu«it
Insurance.
UFE HSDIAKE!
«'t Mia al *■
who knows anything of file state of feeing
ciime to be committed fot trial in .any
m
of the sessiatimS I m a »! ah.
Mr. Casey introduced, on the 15th inst.,
bill td aboliah imprisontoentfer debt > "1‘Npl
-■SSMsSlsbssri.
oed. »!.«'• H Forney•s P^hiladh^a JPreps;
incorporate I A correspondent in Texas sends to the New York ,
m tnK'Vhe Ma.’ I l >
llll to allow 1110 mp- A DIALOGUE BETWEEN TWO UNITED STATES OrFICEB8
believe that sneK
.logue us 4 that given below ever ocourred,,
illigent, fair-minded nlen.at the North
will discard ibar false and absurd; but When
suqb stuff is put forth in x journals like the
York Post, it is eagerly believed fcy'the
tdulous. whose malignity ijt
. ‘tlVsJSnd thaioBoaiuig w
*0 i^xfra^iirgfi Hi SflWIfth
ern Risks ! - ^
, u L <H>. ,IL .1 .tJA .
W.*,BOGC8,
,92 Bay Street, Up Stairs
■ ' .’i i AGENT FOR THE|ii -n,
I, lows’ ait Orttais’-lKft
pimiRMB iflrif,|
” 1 * ui " “OF NEW YORE ^ . ! ♦■ , **'
D 1 ife’Vleksc.t 1 tb Tarnish full ittfSl'diatliiB upon alt,
s of L.fr Insurance to nny jjeiwod Ajiptytog 1 to
Mr. J. F. Johnson-
sonic fratgraijtyjbf i
mouoy for building a“
Home.
r. O. L Smith.—A bill to incorporate |
the Cartersville and Van Wert Itailrpnj.gpn-
rli
:s Insurance Company
► // bP HARTFORD, CQNN., t
TKSTMB AOATSST All ' *
ACQIPENT9;
OF NAfHVlCE^^I^:
_. (|Nn,v Kartas i sain » - t
I CapMaK -
,fc» •utaxiiil tMiHrUtiifi *•-* . *»>'•
mH13OOKPAKY. h prepasMia
. . aaUsomhhtmiiaaaaaydMlt
usd mar -■ —
8. L. TalerE, feesauey.
also msuBia aQaiicst
■fflm it W, piOpH, or by mail.
h labulated fist, sliuwing the nefu-'I
^or the psupaFR, pefober
^ How ar» maUets poUtlsal ia' Jtmr distria
public sentiment as bad aa it is in this district T \
frjjL.WonK.Af.WWna. r ’UwiHUHaM tha p<
e beretofora expected a new war, and have
ly to take np arms at a moment’s notice,
Cr. A Is it possible they hkVe entertained such an
.y-However/tbebareas dtBlhytl! in sentiment in
regioa a* they well.can bae :,u ,v»,
r. B. They don't know how to be bitter here-,, Out
s are’ more inwiuely disloyal than they were dujc :
^ym<s*>ib»»w<iMnaMyd
Fire Insurance I’
■ 3ii.it« , v.iU'j , i iKt.jkr ••»**(
. „ sywjBrei
|the war. Tbay would have-dfceawd
out before tbie if the Northern ejections had'gtme. x i\
ed!
im or I
irmoj
uincel
s bearI
liums,]
it to t
ic lim-1
msiblej
ir fur-i
, st t
Ga.
;2-i ia
KSS>
JET,
I DecUton — The Statute of
^itsiioiin Suspended by WttT—The
1 ;itituie of War Defined.
[From the Baltimore Sun.]
-• r:»ut decision has just been rendered in
^.iioiirt of the United States for Maryland,
V.ui.us, in the case of the JackBon Insurance
■ ± .. ilemphis, Tennessee, against* James A.
i,ia action on a bill of exchange drawn in
. .ulibruary, 1861, at sixty days on James
juyable at the Farmers’ and Planters’
a iuu uon*. Hiid accepted by Stewart, but pro-
^ iwu-payuieut April 26, 1861.
nuirut limitations.
I j Cb>hi.—-1st. That war existed when the cause
1 a artr utd,and that three years had not elapsed
Uit iusc of the war and the commencement
•mi id. That the President of the 1 United
war against Tennessee by his procla-
,* An .r Q st 16th, 13J1, which war continued
fihei»ri*ciHmatiou of tlie President of June
iruut-ssoe was restored to the Union, and
Rivals Hi time which elapsed from I he ma-
tot lull t«» the beginning ol the war, andfi um
.. ith' war to the commencement ol this hint,
auiount to three years.
. Vr«i dcitious a general demurrer was tiled
xaUirgument, the court, Judge Giles, decided
n ksa»uably in this case Ux fori prevails, and
Znwmti'tUiM; hence the court will apply the
; iiiyLuiil, which requires suit to be brought
L-r-3 yi art*. 1 Mil. Code. art. 67, stc. 1 and 2.
Iliii-U tluTu are certain specified exceptions
r, but it is a mistake to suppose that ex-
iii nut arse other than those inentiomnl in
c. The law always supposes the existence*)!’
tUiLj:capable of sueing; and fi, when the
ii.li accrues, there is no suchparty capable
j liimutions Jo not begin to run until such
SjuiGcsUito being, lienee, if war had existed
t’ntMliis cause of action accrued, limitations
.dkive begun to run against plain till’s claims
A-uirciiJeil. , ,
•cTdi of ikiitember, 1861, this court decidod
►itlteidcutuf the United Slates had the right l»y
o recognize the existence of a atate of
Uiewur, liom and after the date of such
existed between the States mentioned in
uuu and the rest of the United States,
c ilit- hit war, u nen so declared aud iccog-
tueVre'bUut’s proclamation, became a civil
uiiup.std uyou both beiligereuts till the rights
‘■.v’lUt-iic st./puch a war. This was one of the
ite^nasiii regard to our late civil war, aud
enunciated have since, bfieu, fully
it Supreme Court of the United Stales
*s. 2 Black. 635. *
it that court were nnauimaua t» all
.rLces winch resulted from a state of civil
--ruircedissmtiug judges were of tlie opiu-
---'sj iM-gun only after the proclamation of
«i August 16th, 1861, passed inpurau-
•• *gcouferred upon him by the act of July,
token up, the same beiuj
tion bf the majority of tnc^
considerable discussion the motion to agree
to take up the majority report lost by A | the]other wavT
Totje of 19 to 20.
! ihe Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF KEPKESENTATIVE&j
Mr. Ridley introduced a resolution to have = =
morninc and afternoon aeskidAa ohtbeBouse I buTljmiou nea uoulAnut from’my p«rt"(rf thv
, , . I in._a_ 1M ai.a ITaIah 1.■ .1 1 ■■ AAf.tal wil at IKa
after this day. Agreed to.
Senate amendineRt th’Houtii resolution to ^ ^
appoint committee to examine digest of de-1
cisions of Supreme Court, by J. W. Avery, —
was concurred in. w.« . p—. - .
A seat on ii^e uODr^ojf the House .[Was ten- J diduotlethiuiknow who and what I'was. lxii let him
dered to Horn John A. Jones and General H. - ~ ■ * ' "" ‘ ’
C. Wayne. /, ■,/,
THlIiD HEADINGS.
London and Lancashire
na - a jJ' i . i- ... i t i.i,> *>i!J k-»u
PEpiiHCECMTI,
CAPITA!;:
LOSS OF UFE FROM AKY CAUSE!
^ Iu | u 'li'lii4ile# t Dli*a*e lit / Ae«W«»<. 1 '
| aj.u .mi iv.AuajTra.-.
•With Compensaljo^ f«r Pmrsoii^!
INJUBiES.
J^ATAS or PRKMItJM lower thaa
oilier Ltfe romptfiy!"
8T AU approved (ornuol Life Police*, eiihevwith
or wlthoot campemitiun for personal Injuries, as
applicant mA| deelre.
3 :
2ASM. CAPITAL.: » * #
WUL a surplus of abo«
, the a
laski. Passed.
To change line betw
Passed.
HILLS-.IN
Mr.
sevi
leafe tTi^oii
•. B. Here, if tfiey were quick, they might get off;
*mjr part ok the
State. If the Union party bad keen detested et the
North we ehould have ell eoae apt* t '
Bow en the freednea treated id your di»-
ii Inii. ssUd
—Badly enough. There is none of the army
and!no agent of the i’reedmen’s Bureau user Us. *
travelled with a planter in theata^O ia coming here. I
i let him know who aud whet l*wasj-bal let him
talk lie as filth at •*the J Black Cavalry^’’ wlio he des
cribed aa well-armed horsemen, with blackened faces.
l$5rOOO.OOO in Gold!
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
■ I- The Traveler’s of Hartford now Issues poUdaa In
aarlog against loss of Hfe (tom any cause, whether
disaase or acculeut, with weekly compeusation tor
- , , A- iwu a I disaaeo or acci.leut, with weekly compensation tor
• Insures ngmnst lossxiy Fir© on ©very d6- I uis^uiiog ftccbient, lu©4UMl icfidcDt
soriptfhh Of Properly at most favorable UuUef one policy, at (he lowe#tr«esoI
■HM.8.1
alWk'
Merchant,
qSG^/y^nd Oom-
Mies A Co , Kurultai- and ComMfeftolfMift-
BrnkrhuMMkJLvHUli *<"'M <“•
W. O. Colli**. feA.kAwaKtifidldaWr.ou.
- - — 'Tim, BjoI Dealer. Nashville.
igten *tfc /'KBteAicWm-^ropriaters
lir. Fraairr, geuatut;NaahlWto n. ee.uim.i.
1 ISffiTS'lrBSCSH*®
Gepnal i. B. Palmer, AUumny. Muoreeboro.
jfli
term, n r. nruiur,Biwiucj, «reenslK.ro,Miss.
leral 8. D. Lee, Urook.ville, Mise.
General J. WheeledCqUoa khetoy. OfkaUM-
General J. U. Hood, firm cf J. B. Hood k Co, New
OHsana. , j',o tWT „ _ „
Generala Glhaon A Austin, Attorneys, New Or-
atie. I a,.
Profe-aor J. P Logan, AUjHM. S*-:
- - Tfearar.
fosses adjusted and paid by Local Agents
without any reference to England. *.
i«45'E?fiiS;re.
. OC20-1
Air
To change line between Wilcox and Pn- pl “V‘
” e ^ to nrWLMiTffi 8 Se e SlS
this hod inspired such terror amou^ the freedmen
at not one of tnem could be dHveix from the planta
in. of his employer; worked-withoai wages, and
' not dare to nuk$ complaints. He said that,*mi far
abor was concerned, it was better under control
thati (
NEW PERFUME
For the Handkerchief.
premtokn
; • ANNUAL PBBM1UM6 FOR iMftt-
I Pbrtrtes tor Uto insure agelest deidl^fcbm aay
ciuhe.Mid the prum.au. ia tayalde annuaby during
Ilk., lUle pel $l,00u:
OnHuar,-^ 0 ^
Pblicy $12 18 $13 8$ $16 $S $18 92 $22 75
Combined Life
and Accident 1518 16 86. 19 06 21 92 25 75
j,,. ‘Other ages In proportion.
„ . ..‘LI _iL P0i
vun
Mr. B. Yes. They have the “Black Cavalry” or-
Mt. _
ganlzedin my county. J$at loug ago a freedmao. .who
had' been my slave, and who hired himself to North
ern men became fee would not have felt.lblU be was
maim
exauhin
XXrjByrd.
The Senate resolution to furnish certain
hooks to Fannin and Pickens counties was
aoricurred in. , i,.
The morning session was consumed, after. ~ he Qot doue ^ met me in the roid alld toU
the hour spent in debating whether there] ^“thathishiiArbadnot ptod him, aod woukl riot
should be afternoon sessions, in reading bills I pay him* ai^d that fie would leave him a
no United States iroops near me. I could no:
him. The condition of the ppqr ffeedmeq 1
i9 horrible. They Hay to me that soone
they are, they would prelaiyhe protection
em by riaveix 1 They fate’ Vorst and are
they -were slaves. The last graud
_ was composed of good aud loyal
men, aud they said to me that they did not dare to
a.’asasffifesRnassiwa?
* i negroes had been
fever he*4bfoi*. £?
The speaking talent of the House is more ^
frequently brought out upop some small mea- j
sure lhau on the greul ones. This is owing
to the fact llmt all important measures are!
discussed in commiitee rooms, and the re-1
eep
UPU
neraUy ac
lion 3n the
be as
them
less safe than
jury in my
ports of lb'
cepted wit”
House.
Tuis morning, upon a proposition to hold
afternoon sessions) there was quite “a tem
pest in a teapot,” a discussion >£ an , 1 feV* , ,r' 8 wfifhaveThe
length, and that too upoiLtbe adoption ¥l a | g<lo4 work b ,
resolution that has no binding force whatever.
Amendment after amendment was offered,
speech after speech made, every mode ot
parliamentary tactics brohgbtinlo requisition
to defeat or adopt the resolution, and finally
I he “yeas and nays” were callea. An eco
nomical member of the House says ‘This
discussion, &c., only cost the State thn mod-
eralesuin ol' $1500.”
Gei eral WaddyThompson delivered a lec
ture last night in the hall of the House on
the great men of the nation, &c , as I wrote
on yesterday he would do. The reminis
cences aud characteristic anecdotes of M]
kind were found, though
beaten, maimed and killed
However, since the Northern elections have gouc
ht. I see a streak of daylight. I trust Congress
II. have the utrve to relieve us, end will begiu the
good work bywipmg-oiW every one of those s
state governments.
TEN YEAR NON-FORFE1TABLB.
Oden Year Nun-Forfeitable Policies insure against
3 b imin any cause, arid (be premiums are all
«>;> In tea yean. ‘ Compensation holds, under
form ot polity, during 'ha whole line.. These
I policies are nop-iorleiutble alter two annnsl pay
I meets. Bate per $i,lk>0 :
1 i ' 1” AgeOf20 25 30 35 5#
Ordinary life
Policy $2614 $1906 $3266 $37 04 $4244
Oimbined Life . _
gild Accident 32 51 35 37 38 76 42 91 48 03
Other age* n proportion.
A. so, Term and Non-ForMtaWe Endowment Poll
dea at proporuunate low raica.
The Combined Life and Accident policy,. 11 is oonfi
denily believed, affords the be.t msnraoce for the
least money, and covers all personal hazards under
ooe policy. — • -i u
JAB. G. BATIEHSON, Prerideat
Consulting Actuary.
HK.V'RY A. LAYER.
General Agent.
Hr P. 6TBAHSS, M. D.,
Consulting burgeon.
J ; 4 WILBUR,
. General Agent Southern Georgia, 89 Bay, street.
’ WM. R. BOYD,
‘ nivis Agent in Savannah.
i
O f* NJxtiiixery Gfooi
Goods?
a-ii the state of Tennessee, ttiere can be no
aisled iu consequence of tbe proda-
; --r iTesideut of August 16thi 1861, and not
•*'•^4Suite was not included^ in tbe previous
' Bitltd principle that contracts made be-
I’-'Uv suspended by the war, wbereaS con
ifcaiiruitf tbe war are void. This principle
: -.iUe.i by tbe Supreme Court iu regard
-.1 war.
: -*Jur8 private property of alien enemies,
ti u every kind, were confiscated to tbe
^'iitiiishas been changed in modorn times,
i m tracts made during war between
['-•aitre absolutely void, being against pub-
,nvite interests are protected aud. bona-
before tbe breaking out of >far
-*ni during its existc nee, but revive at its
r lutUe bouor of the United States and
its Aid that these rights have always
by ibem. u -- •
repeatedly decided by both Sa** and
~a tiiai where, by legislative ;
.. .’-ven'ctl friiiu prosecutiog th^r claims^
r c ‘-daiinw which such prevent!** 1 lasts is not
^as part of the time aii**'°d by tbe ala-
aiiqus. Now ibe power to make war and
•'b: constitution of tb<3 United Stotes, de^-
_. My to tlie Fedewi governmptn} and
|:*J* the plamtirt, beiiig aj ooWcijation
1' -iVnnpssee, *ad no right tbxinng suii
«'bo was a citizen of Maryland,
• sim.tc of limitations was suspended
The general rule unquesliona-
^^ reihe statute of limitation has once
. ‘7’- subsequent dis ibilitT will MTfeat 11*1
t baluaiiy seen thqt a Icgislati^t
I runuiiig ol tbe statute, and the
'■‘■■yuowa lroin the declaration of war by the
” w tlu land For it is a well-recog-
1 the law of nations that the right or
h r the recovery of bis debt is not ex-
**J bit war; it is only suspended during
'•^.vesiu fun force on tue restoration of
r - Uiui, having certainly existed between
1 Federal government, from tbe
^biaatiou of August 16th, 1861, and
f*ttX acivil war * J et according to the de-
|^n^' rc,nt -* Court iu the prize cases, car-
‘Cj
sure am
est. It ia to be regretted that so few were
present. Gen. T., formerly one <ff. tbe most p »
j. c.KfMsi.m,
A Most Exquisite, Delicate, and Fra
grant Perfume, Distilled from the Bare
tnd Beautiful Flower from which , it j
takes its name. , i.
llanufaetnred only by PH A LON tf. SOM,
[)3 NEW YORK.
REVISE OF GODllTEBFEITi.
ASK FOB PdAftA^F-T'AKE NO OTHNfe l
' 8old Dy bnirelatH irenermllr.
Cor. Broughton and Whitaker Sty.,
Law Notice
f-HE unilerslgnfil has removed his Law Office to I
L the second floor of the old City Hotel Building, J H.
j THE OGLETHORPE
insurance
OF SAVANNAH
Are prepared to take
Fire Bisks 01 BmmiaMe Tens,
At their Ofllee, 1V7 Bsy Street.
! ” ' H- W. MERCER, President.
OB Aft. 8. HARDNfe Vice President.
f. 1. Tiosu, dee.
affluent gentlemen of South Carolina, is now
in such reduced circumstances that be is
compelled to resort to this means ot making
a livelihood. It is humiliating to see such
Hfeu reduced, iu their ol<| age, to such straits
—at the same timqjt is ciaUtyipf 4qsee them
disposed to faceAhrf eYlPafid kwhggle man
fully not only to {recuperate their lorfunes,
but at the same time to benefit, encourage And [
improve: their unfortunate fellow-citizens.
This is commendable—this is. right. No
Wuggards—no drones should infest our In
dustrial hive—
‘‘ L ^ b hX^»^i2iciio3
Still uchieviug—still pursuing— | GLADIAT
■“ i Learu to labor and to Wftitv’i :,
*rhe galleries of tbe Senate and House are I ‘
to-day unusually brtlliant, and, I might add, tdmbans.
oi*y. Of course the ladies do not make the
oise! Th^spfeakek not uufrequenlly calls
he'men in the
'. OCTOBER 17 f 1866.
ivjiii n- i
LADIES’, MISSES’ ASP , OHILDBEN'S
MjV'J’S,
iu all'the latest sty5«,4oeh as die
UJM
HENRY WILLIAMS.
NOTES DISCOUNTED
©AMD R. pjnk
H. W 1 '
0.8. H:
Wuhan
A- & Hi
er,
Sep22-tf_
224 BAY STHKET.
X,
jj,; Whit*
rfaU »!*«»
a and flr»‘-
igsatsh» rt
Jfa,
, Press, for'
I.
eT Facill-
ty 81 ^
iUeeUor ai
cOBHA®^
'•onsequencei and di8abilitiefe«©f
•'* s ' 'litreiure, that th« plaintiff iu tbis
“ iV - iuiHituted do proct^edii%f |n this
^ P r ^lR»uiud by tbe President‘s
wJune laih, 1865. - ij! #
by the exercise of tfce pars-
. jo*ibe Guvemnient, cannot«be tombi*
8.J5 of u *e plaintiff’s cause yf ectiou,
iSii su<, » «uspouded by tbe re-
” fTT A;,d as not bfen;
. ur,t y ol ihe cause of action to tne
war, and from the’termination
•o'‘“‘“eti'-enient of this suit, this suit
Rud tbe demurrer is
b} ' agreement, submitted to.
a 1 8»vt*n for the fall amount of
, i^' ■ lo g'-tlier with interest from the
^of/un of August, 1861, and
* V ijm c ; 18G ^. to date; no interest being
. _ Unu u which the war lasted.
PM of the Union—De*
ike Supreme Court
iixiXh l 5 — ;i ’ke Supreme Court cf
tliu Suto has never, lost
ilu that j:? Vern *& eil t by reason of seces-
-iit in all respects not only a
-••u i J u • au<l the functions of
^ *),, n «ktly and coustitutionaily ex-
'^i4l fu.^ era8 ed the executive, legis-
^ 8 during that time within
h ot the court was delivered by.
° f iIiM SiS8ippi. has Also <
h. i '-!^ ul , ory oontcacU mad® before-
“P 0 * 1 Confederate ti^fe>
■■ n! on ’ Were vali d» and can; W
S', '’•ayton some time since de-
60 !,eroro tbe t^WF*
—
iXst j. 1 *** 1 'h* Hormone, '
' v --. , l*r. McLeod, editor of tbe.
* '* iu,",.: dlf fi-' rr ed lrom returning to
br. Kobiueon b*»
i'Hrtv , f ,r e u I )on the insecurity of
J upi ;, l “ e Louies in Utah. 9®
U,. subject throughout-
UU-gal laut BS
disorderly. 1 . . .
Tlie “ffoobe^ ,, trade iq. tbe capital is not
very flourisbftig. The little -boys and t«e „
emancipated Africans, who keep the refresh-1
meat stalls, tire watching with lively interest
the progress of tpebill^to make certain ad
vances to members, *c. ,rh “ “ f th "
Honorablas ar* nA so
days of CdHfedwa# pro
renders yt rcfr|BUBieij
driving fdiiodv# JX.hlS^—. — - „
fain wish. . . n.ffiVi
rt i
•jffWW
REMOVAL.
i •/--cil.Binutei »•
HE aabacriber baa (Us day reaoved his eriab-1
, ■_ ii ss ■ iljfus lii aurdl 1 .■ i
. S-llauaieut from Congress street to 199 B*y street.
T|108. H. WILLINGHAM,
r q»jl3 2ir —ji f <!i% ~ W«iole»ale Grocer. >
Mercer
Hardee
,m Hunter
A. Si Hartridge
A. Porter
R. Morgan
J. Stoddard
J. T. Thomas
W. Remsbart
F. L-Goe
H. A. Crane
W. W. Gordon
MyT-tf
Direotors ;|
M. Si Oohen
J. Lama
3. W. Nevltt
D G. Puree
A. Fullartou
i. McMahon
. >U3. Gullmartln *
F. W. Sima
U. Butler
R. Lac Mima
E P. Clatou, Aaguata
j, w. iiaiitt.M>nw
B. F Rosa, Macon
- W. H. Yoang, Ootamba.-
- “• ALSO,
t BO I Feathers, Ribbons, Ornaments,
are |
oc!7—if
jy / coffmetent Engineer, who bai had expe
. J rienee for 9even
City. I .will,sell on
„ .. HURSDayT 22d instant, at ro’cloqk ,p. in., at
. the T’ouud.Mie Had «ad Wlritr Cow to the highest
The purses of the | bidder, unlem all charg©». »re paid 9t\or to dale of
letbprio as ii tbe[^»le. a»
isesto pay$ anltMF a ? 16 ~ 6t
Hull’s soti^tlrfd
Cyraa W. FleM.
,, ^ .re do not violate „ ,
stating a fact to the honor of a New York
merchant, which, thnttgh (kprivaye trapsac- 1
and Pale.
iMSand eights.
CaNDELLACO.,
201 rind 203 Bay street.
Mr. IwnlSTV. jrreia-^wuoso muw ."L “
ways be connected with the Atlantic Tele-
feSal
u of independent fo^lunft wVcn he began,
» embarked in it so large a portion ot his i 12
ST 9R^n^rfe& T fiO
Wharf'Store to Rent,—
sto „ i ¥AJ4 r |¥AH
storm so
SS-IMiw/h. —
2^5Masaeaf^.»«:i
, two lofu and a small office.
i aid, . .»:! »:s)ai.A
I a Apply to
I Jt not 6-1 w
A. A. LANE,
, was a heavy blow, and being followed
Si ueiuro me Uitoiuug
HnftUy obliged
sr ‘jussraeffett
at laakcarried throi^h. The success ot u»e
Atlantic Telegraph, we are happy to learn,
baa brought ba‘pk aportipn of his lost wealth,
id his first caee has been to make good all
jy, to others. He has Addressed a letter
btssif«i»s
ment of the amount comproBiiaad,
in fiitl.
$200, oca
Sihe honor of the merchants of New York.
H j[| ““wp-vs Ui5wupiw»w Y» Poste
fss&sP -“isssse a: r w
r uucnt iu behalf ot the pen- .-JK f the pre sent. <No more convictions
iwe Wkferi Place. btt|hffveral_Femans h$r$
of the courLitits supposed tnptasi>,“y,^,i
mission will be appoifatSfl, % their
nians now in dny$nc6j ifMf .RfT e i Wf ,r - .1T1W,
disposed off.
I'—The number of 1
aWived in New Yoi^WllSflry i 8 ‘ £
~ 81st was 202A40I
I ?'*•«
b«.
r Cotton Stills. —
'5 1 ® Memphis cotton mills,
Cfattk . I,' 1, owned by Jesse
Zu wcre valued at two!
f • W flmwss^ditl
^tt-r. ueeu thrown out of employ-
* t! 8 r w . 1, of
SSeT ted
Baramrd street. Apply to .8 ‘ u ';
' jnolg BELL, WYLLY A CHRlffTUN.
from
imeiy and South Broad
the comer of
nnrt’^ ojffrfUtnd^^QehUCfflS i^ad
Jrilh MvatTah* Transient Board,pp_jmn4pmto
terata. .. ^ y; |i7
A family, U wmnted by a good tensnt
Golden Ale and London Porter
3COR sale bjr the <S»ife, : 1^76 Broughton Street, ty
VT .I' -“i -. -KfiKEHAM
the
Prussia, wlH set out
States, acoompatfiari:
commission entrusted
fijst'f
ieuuo 10 draw «P » report
Station to the King.
i? WWm<n
.aWtjth!
i an tn
oim
$, of whom this
;rig$tort«^*8ro"
li! tU
HstorpttEbMsCiyHWar.
J
Wanted,
several years in Austrslia in quartz
riwlrtna maleramating, mining the re, fg, and aim
?tuKwiria>» >> well atokiuc In Bann-
la. Ohio, etc«,and general machinist, a plgca
nth ter»li!cb may be needed.
THOMAS BROMILOW,
IO-2W.,. i!fBnr45hPoai Office, Savannah. Ga.
riB.HoiceiH8,
REUSE OF SCHEDOLE.
OmciOaKBKAL
Attuaw tw Qnu lUn.aoAP,
Savahkab, Oct. 15,1866.
"kNand after MONDAY next, the 22d Instant
JlSchedolea of Hie 'Passenger Trains on thU B
rill b* as follows, daily, (Saaday-a axoapUd):
liivi.
TdO A. M. Savannah $-13 P.
M. ThomaaTiile 7.10 P.
1a.E Live Oak . .A55 P.
*.96 A. M. Tallahassee 1020 P.
.ooIa. M. Jacksonville 12X0Night
H. 8. HAINES,
oo!6—tf general superintendent
: a rm . 1/ A j!
Jnsurattoe.-- - ^ ^
fl ’,r: 3 ltt W • §rt ^±
lifew Fashisns for 1866.
GEORGE Mi’lEhrlM^F'iriTlir-*
Hon. Kemp P. Pottles, Treasurer ot Slate, Raleigh,
North Carolina. ‘ ' '
General N. B Ftrrest MefepbU.' .“J- - J
NEW ENGLAND F1BE - INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of HARTfO*|),vrp’. -Jj J
Authorised capital of > t $400,000.
WM. R.HTMfiJW,
Agent Ibr Savannah,
laic:
Maahattsa laaa
Harmony Iai
North Aiatrlraa la
rt: pyit
j.mhSrehS ,
..91,600,000
... 1,903,000
t ^8,AA3,
1,078,000
500,000
Total Cash Capital and Assets .97,004,000
i;; tit>us‘jac,^ ltar- .
Herr York Accidental las. Cor.. .^9*50,000
IP-.. - f ' 1 '
ViURE, MARINE and INiANP Hiak® token t
P above blBbly*respous!ble tafflp .iiiteJ on Baiidiugi
and Merchandise, 10 a$iy aapoMi*. fet the lowest rate®
“ES^ftaCadfa^^ prompt.vpaid.
. No. 12 Stoddaui^K^^^B^^reer,
no!6-3m .t gaoKigfiiftgafc li
j,wjN«m
GenerU C
Miscellaneous.
X % BRADLEY’S
CELEBRATED
(OR D&UBLK SI*RING)
x. - w irtr; ; , ; k*’Ju'
Hoop Skirts.
■ //IV"
/• t m \ ■
i J f\\ \
( f * i \ '
rt k\h
r &' f- J r. '
1 /V V°l M ’’Vry.‘\ \
* Si'Ai |e-M\ V
D|»PL,x * LU P J I V
J, w.
DUPLEX SKIBT8
have printed in RED INK. on the band
' i. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT.
DON'T BQY ANY OTHER.
You can always And toll assortments at
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL AT
J. C. MAKER 4taXk,
LATHROP A OOT
ASK FOR
J. W. BRAD LEY'S DUPLEX SKIRT
ASP
•&.
Retail hy
“SEE THE NAME ON THE BAND.”
sale in savannah at Wholesale by
j. c. maker a ett,
‘ LATHRltP ft IX>„
• ORFF A WATKINS,
*. C MAKER A CO.,
LATHROP A CO.,
BE WITT A MORGAN.
,. K1NSTUN * BCKMAN,
:-?SS p «a*9¥. a ?»
wholesale by the’ IxdnMve Mrnufocturen and
Owners ot the fauat j,, „
WESTS, BRADLEY A CiRY,
1 Wareruuma and OB e.
Nos. 97 Ohatnbffh-aad 79 and SI Beads St.,
- 1 New York.
CORNER DRAY
Harolutafi,
sell on CommiM
Stores Luabcr, .
Merchandise.
W^fi
[etchmd—>. .
And will dcHbe tmoiMpfej
ig, with dispatch, to all
new‘Merchant
ing, Establishment
fry HR iubscrlber would respectfully Inform the citl
X Sella of Savauusn that he tea lost received, and
is now opcaliig th* flpeet atodk of goods in the above
line to the South, coaslstinx or
fiuperflne Black, Blue, Brown, Amelia and Olive
Bl»ek DMSkbw hondonBe* sew. Fancy Coatings,
Heavy French CacHimerta, for BuMaeas Suita,
JToried Beaver tor Ovettioato.
Fine Veivti-aod SlIk VttrtBgs, Ac
Having an. I n ’’
EKFEBIBNCED C0rTER
and the BEST WORKMEN, 1 am prepare 1 to exej
cute any orders in toy Hue to Mi.
lfii
u BSST STYLE OF THE ART.
ALSO, '
A splendid asaortasnt of
, \ FDRNISillSG GOODS
of everyklod, - .i ■ , i j
. Give me a call and Jadge for yoanelv.a
ocbl-lm
,f. V. KENNEDY,
Screven House, Bull street.
ing with dispatch, to all American and European
poets, on reasonable terms. -ivs
The ueual facilities afforded custotoers: ’
Consignments and orders GhUffii >■ novl-lm
BIS “
NOTICE.
TO ALL iWANTtNG FURNITURE
! aid openlug for tbe lngwcgonror the public,
h ' a tine stock of * ' ’ •
CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MAT-
TRESHES, <fcc^ &c„
To which the attention of all to Invited.
<r Ware rooms, ITS BROUGHTON STREET, Slier
ockto Old Dsy Goods More.
fH-ly - ft B HARRINGTON.
R. M.
COR. W HlTAKKB AhmB
i •„ i ib'jdW.J *11 »
CONFECTlONARlEaCktthCHOCdliATES,
Jsffies, Cordial, Syteph'^tt^^i^etc.
ftbWV ; * ‘I :: 1 •
China and Fancy Goods, ladla»ihte» Toys, ^ -
::- .j -dlsMkandDoUHeads;
Wax. Maebto and Chtna-PelMIted Ball Hsafe,'■
. BoUKtettoghK Fancy Baskets, etc.
navi—2m “ - . -.oqn’l
—, is j son r*
. the
Hoad
BiurjK!f««a
F |^
allies,’ Gents’ and
ii 1 HAY, GRAIN Ann PRODUCE,
Corn. ‘Oat®, Meal. Fe»l, Bran,
ConeUutiy receiving, and tor sate at tha.totagt
wholesale rates.
t Agept Savannah Flour Mills. , f / _
-* 155 Bay Street, Savannah.
2sToi»tli Hiver
WORKS.
A very large clock
the lowest cash
..IKFING A CO., 58 arid iO Oourtlandt street,
New York. Manntoaatera and Dealers ia
1 XdHUCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 8EEDH
L ^ AND FERTHJZBRa ».
Canisters of 5
A foil supply i
hand, and for sate bv their
Nne. 10,11.5$, 55 and-e$> Plows, celebrated Mo
hawk Valley Steal; Clipper Flaw; Horse-powers,
Threshers and Cle*nere,;Pa|i.**iU. 1 Ac. f l
-'I - COTTON GINa -
h.'.ea»»vw : erivl : I/I
'I N. C0J1RAD & CO.
rjtHK undersigned
BOCE AGENTS FOR
cKEONE, Van HAAGBNS A CO.’S celebrated)
TriERKCPtoW FEWKY. 80AM, H
at factor’s ‘prioG. .■ „„„„
Hat, M SGliTH GAY STREET, BALTIMOBK
, ,s.i ■„ ' Ota door ftot Tratt. ,nol»-lm
HiViOMdBNUUL SOHRUflRItm
(Jo
Bam
m
DANIEL H. LONDON,
m Jv «E0APWAT, new York,
• gMrplBg nr J " M —^*-*1
ILL aaHAU kinds ot Tobacco, Ooiton, Bagging.
Hen. Consignments and orders solicited. -
• REFERENCES.
I Savannah-Majbr A. Porter. Duncan A John-
~I.dk. Mtedte 45 Ch, K. K Marts A Co., Jaffa
I Saw Yogi—W. V- Lan -ky A Co.. BatcIaj *
o, wmt wiUSn 4 co.
NOTKffe
(hlm^r^van^K.JV^'^
1© fpcCMJ {MllLUCLw JU1U U1U51UJI15CE 5CU Ml'rauaw
jEsSBS&te’Ji&fe
to terminate on the first of Jaanary, Eighteen Hun
dred and Sixty-eight.
speedy
>4bd all
liP •afd.betaeeAthe toUowing
Quincy, Th»te«ree MtattoBo; Ma.
■^“tfetSTfiSSte-ta MontlcGlo.
and Qoifc^tol
HMI
ORANGES.
ned toljg 0jQQ Batavtor Florida Oranges,
25 Boxes Silver Skin Onions,
jliOR sale;
A. WtLOOX h CO.
.j betweetoL
Georgia Bsilnad.
"will be shipped an tl
1 (bulk.
•cue-tf
0%*eeiii ilea/
JiH A tine stock of
eEOCf|U»<
r4Ay; For full purtlciiton,
M|3|I ,L li.Hi-fi ~
■“am
r-. G iMi a f
^kru*—”' * m * * M —l”jii kiti ‘ 1
t tsw Rice fbr Sale.
:.l. ' , SI :.«K :
PLANTERS’ WCIPOUNDING MlUy
NEAR GAHB WOKB,
f»t • - >n* - i • -i jii.
OLE
In anataUMa to amt or
1 A
■mg”’
mckoflte abovc^orfttotbr ta,
,ffn nDtoVlt^'* McitGiN,
137 CONGRESS gTBK
ie at
Smith
"»Sfi
‘“p*
COT of i5 pounds.
-isunrr. rn*npr.v..9i
iRANGB iRIfie.>$i Regs—85. pounds, 12Jj| pounds
and 5Ja pound*.
* CO-
y street.
oobOMi e tbe city of bCVanoAhv on the best pitch Oi
Off -Uto ' ’ il * - ‘ NvUildlRtitl'Iinon far Ano».
live*,
Mb hAUftto building® for operM-
’,® house.
> GILLIAM’S OLD MILL.”
"“WPHbftdftv iJ
MEAL always co tend In la^qusnti-
BITS and MEAT, always
XT Mea, dally ground, and
the interest of Orman and
country orders toatve ua -
spectrally solicit s call from
Dr.N- lyLSneed,
iYKN,TAST.
Bacon, Hams, Lard.
rUST received and (tor tele—
25 hogaffeuds Oleer Eacoa Bides
50 hogsheads Clear Rib Skies
80 hogsheads Prime Bright Shouldeia '
>0 tierces Pare Kettle Rendered LaKl
25 Menus CM aa Sugar Cured Bugged Hama
16 tierces Sugar (kuad Uueoeercd.Hams
W. a WfilTNEY * co.,
■010-tf 'No. 4 Harris'Rknge.
Z. N. WINKLER»
Commlftftion Merchant,
' ■ BAT STREET,
Over tub 9tohk of Bothwell A Whitehead,
Will attend promptly so-thfirthle of all merchamUee
animated u>topi;a' *
to the propdr gcitn
Of 17—4m . ; .
it, Ace,
iu laiheetoppiog of cotton, and
; iip'df iff manna j
COTTON HISS.
g!5T McCaithy Gina, Livingston's manufacture,
kept tor sale by
i. BOOSE A BRYANT,
oc22-lm ..j lto Eay streot.
S r a YounggNBpUamau, within aahortdtotonco
?****»' HcritoOfflk:
M. COBfJM,
many yaare a Teacher. Toner ami iNpalrrT
ol Pianos in this city, solicit* a share of pairoa-
Ordera left at H. 8. BOG ARHUS’ Stare Will meet
with prompt attention nofi-lm
For Sate.
A ACRES, more or Ires, PINE LAND, to the
U *kh Dteli leli Of Myn* County. Atoe. 0(4
vn% acre* iri 'Lee coahty.
490 acres pine Land to Pierce county, Ga.
Apply to
, WM. MA2LEBUBBT,
oO-Im * Macon. Ga.
W ' W^jSTTEIb
, ^00,000
.qjrice will be paid.
«?
POCK D8 UnRtoned Cotton
wtatod. tor which .the highest
ill atootRn Ootiou an ToU at.
and Cotton seed tor tele.
G.N.
ratea Cotroi-
AGO..
at town
OX*hL)
Twelve lots
1 LJ _ - at PRIVATE SALE.
EELh YRUY * GEElflUI.
vSftasswg;
•'“‘Ttatyrte-lr cnn.1
CHATHAM COUNTY SHERlWnj 8AIM.
•y^TLL be sold, at the risk of tfea foeare ]