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. In aider to pravaot tbe impoctetioa d
Abolitionist,” a resident of the promised to tbe dtiaffected, tbiHsalld
iTmilisist liss paLTr 1 '" 1 T ‘"T T~ Channel Fleet,”including ■ereralantfd
Northwest, has pobhehed-STery straw
peal to the freed people of tbe South to seek
their hsMsasssrti forties is the regions
beyond fne Ohionver. He says rest bodies
of uncultivated lands in JHp Wisconsin,
Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota. Indiana and.
Ohio, needJlHlpftiUiastamr the Mack,
man to bring them into cultivation. Iowa!
could reef ire 600,000, i Tllinais a sulJMKjssd
IuiHshti three^raterrhPa'InilliSpSfirgiTa
them profitable employment, which the
South, impoverished by the war. he says, is
unable to dot! f4re/< are two o# the consid
erations for aitiange adwaJated by the
writer:
Third. Their system of labor
supervised by the Fnutatil'tfj'
to make the neglh JF8BE 'titfin
man, and-ttyioiltable, bulls, la (set, iHngmnaa sad
twAructive to both note.
Fourth. The colored people will wa wsleoased la to
tbe Northwestern States, Dot only as a laborer but as
** the Channel Fleet, t
irem-dada, baa been ordered to Qdf. | Mi|
that part of Ireland washed by Kt
These precaution* are to be
thraughoat the comiag wiater, aad area
the aping. V rara, “
an ripe forYeVolt,' bet bare no arms.
Jdm Mitchell re*cb*d Nw Yocktaitwcek,
his ralfifartion that' his friends in ifc* 7osk
had made known to tbe world that he had
waned John «*■»* "^wto*
annoonoed by a New York paper that Jagtta
Btephm left for Europe the very d*y th*
Mitchell arrived, to redeeig his pnndse to
inaugurate the struggle in Inland beAm We
1st sit Jni
tsm liwsrarsai-as Jsts
who hires him; his daughters and sons may treaty
associate with the ease and daughters of his employ
er. He goes Seine Si Sonar nff, see, U Wanted, be
will receive the eeme atteutloo doe to a white man
end all that la due to hia manhood—which he can
never hope to receive is the float hern Btatra anywhere
at any time hereafter. The matter baa bees eettied
and practically adopted aa the nncoateeted law la the
Slate of Ohio and eeimal of the Western Matas that
negroes may vote. la Wisconsin they vote by Jldt-
«aai dedalQOi lm Ohio under Ihe Ctvfl Mtghta hill.- eat
they can vote wlthont interruption. Indeed, eo
kindly la the public sentiment toward our colored
friend, that at many phases where white Copperheads
are not tolerated at the polls, negroes are welcomed
to the ballot box ae its ilrfeudWl sad supporters, end
ere uniformly treated with the very hlgneet respect
by everybody. t. * * * > .)J
To these and other reaaona of a social and
political nature, the writer mentiona the bet
that Northern and Northwestern people
have every facility for education without any
prejudice against the Ufloks; and until these
unfortunate peopleare provided with schools,
the blacks can be accommodated with baa
To taring about Lbe proposed recall, viz:
the transfer of the blacks item the’ Booth to
their Northwestern Canaan, the writer
urges that Writ* be orghoined in every
Northwestern State for sending emigrants
atoucetothe Northwestern States^ and to
continue-this work until tbe whble Mack
population are property provided for. He
adds:
“ Thia.will da sway with ah necessity at the Freed-;
“An OLB-Fianoiae imunonw. 1
United -States Cotton
office of United States Cotton Agent in New
York, made vaeant by tbe recent death of
Simeon Draper, is now filled by Mr. Ftuete
Robinson, late Anutant Agent. The New
York Post says his integrity and good jodg
meat are folly recognized by tbe Govern
ment and by New York merchants. Since
the establishment of this agency, four years
ago, about one handled and forty: thousapd
bales of captured and abandoned cotton w
have been received in fcpw folk Hid’ aoid jqnMt exonerate Mr. Holt from tbe cl
for account or tba Goverhtneot. - Thrma it
brought amounts to between fifteen and
sixteen million dollars. Tbe transactions
under Mr. Oncer’s administration, which
covered a penod of about two yean, were
over twelve rajUltaa dollars. The dosing of
the cotton business of the agency, it is stated,
may oqciib? a:year or more. -- - -
IXj s*
Gbsat Bbitaie, which ia ever ready to
preach homilies on humanity to all other na
tions, apd especially to the United Stttefl.bas
illustrated her sincerity by recently permit
ting 2,600,000 of her subjects in India to die
of starvation! This is done at a time when
the telegraph furnishes speedy communica
tion between London and Calcntta,and when,
by prompt attention, a small appropriation
of the ample revenues of the British treasu
ry would have averted this terrible calamity.
If we had no recollections of tbe famine in
Ireland it would be difficnlt to conceive that
similar horrors have been re-enacted on ano
ther theatre, under a Government which
^declares that its moral right to reign is its
> for th^j passes of the population."
It is stated that Mr. Beecher baa given the
months’ notice which Ms agreement
litb tbe Independent newspaper required,
ad bis sermons will, after the expiration of
time, be pnoUabed in some other reli-
(Joas weekly—probably the Examiner. The
i of this change is the hostility of the
adependent to Mr. Beecber’g late political
parse. ' ■ ' - '■ *
1 The Commissioner of Internal Reveaa#
i about to purchase (6,000,000 worth of eta-
tionery far assessors aad oolleotova east of
the Kocky Mototainsnext year.
A fat jo£*for the loyal maaufiaetoraa of
New( England.' ‘ * , ,' 1
Inramai. Scvteagb.—Tbe Chicago Timek
the landing Democvatie papar of Urn- Went,
has come oof in favor of universal aifnarf-
(rage at the Sooth. It afl/n that the Panin
cratic party is chained to the
of the present administration” and that If
it expects to live and prosper it mnal dis
sever the connection, aad keep p«
popular sentiment. It declares that negro
anfiiageia some shape
commends the Sooth to accept Impartial‘knf-
frage, or Mirage dependent opem tlelaldP-
geoon of tbe man, irrapective at color, as la
now tbe rale in Massachusetts," that an efld
may be pot to the agitation again* the i«“
atontioo of tiy>
The Boston Post, the Democratic organ of
Mew Sogbmd, lakes the same position. Bn-
lerring to Judge Reagent letter, of Texas,
advocating thia meanniet the Poet rumaika:
‘This is wise, jnat, politic. Impartial suf
frage, ” the Post goes on u* say, “wa have al
ways advocated. The Massachusetts system
■wa think a good one, and if every State
would adopt it, tba reanit would prove its
great security to tbe peace and prosperity of
the country.”
Sanfoed Conovse.—Thu notorious per
son, the wboeea charged with peijory in the
plot charging Jefieraon Davis with oom-
plidty hr Mr. Lincoin’e aseasaination, ia atm
in jail in Weahingtoa city. He has been na-
aaceemfol in getting bail, and baa been pre
sented by the Grand Jury. He declares that
he ia innocent. This man baa been arrested
at tbe instance of Stanton and Holt to de
lude the public by making him a scape-goat.
But the trick will not succeed. It is known
that at the time of the investigation Holt re
fused to admit any testimony that tandad to
expose the alleged perjury of Conover, and
did not hesitate to defend bis conrse over hia
own signature ip lb* Washington Chronicle.
However the trihfof Conover inky
u aELUva goods
Dr. Majggiel’s
jitanfSM* *" p SALVL
J^nftfls Suffering sad OtaMsed readme foulow-
ENOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE
SENTS,
.'BSS2MES
Lower Bam kayfttwMsm
IN SAVANNAH.
HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS
PAHLOR SETS, extra vaB aghoMarad-
FINE BCD BOOM BET& WahMU and M
COTTA
BOOK arm at army
DENmo BOOK and IJOUEY KB
_ andPHJDWH
of afi
KITTLE? TOUTING SPRING BEDS aad
MATTRE8SU, Mm ha* Bad hi aae,
aad WARRANTO MUFOODB to
LACE AND GAUZE MOSQUITO CANO-
PIEB, aad CANOPT TRAME8L
WAREROOMSi 1
that rests a port him of suborning
to carry bis point, aad using his oAteial an-
thority to atiflb every utterance agaln*jtha*
or himself. *
b£h
FERTILIZERS
A. Liater Sc, Brother*a
RAW BONE
SCPBR-PMSPIATfi »P Lin
PURE GROUND BONE.
rfnucfll pnmiLiZSRfl, feetafl Bans neat Iks han
A materials and In tksraom approrsd moaner, are
confldently rsrommenrtad as the but la the market.
& G. CBANK k oo.,
Cknetel Agents for the Mannractnrers,
Newark, N.J.
Hd«ra LaROCnx, Wssr k Daniels, Agent* Sa
vannah. On. eepaa-tm
STEM! ENGINE AND SAW MILL
FOSSALE.
ASS.'aMSSSMJKK
ton Works, Nee Cork. Oonrietsolsa ee«tne of SO
hone power, return floe boiler, with all the conve
nience! complete; Iron frame, so feet carriage; it
Inch nr; patent aelf-eettiag heed block* lea feet
log cham, with pulleys aad Iret dam beltflv forme
mill complete. The whole la perfectly rew aad ana
be purchased low un application to
wetr LaBochx. wggr * dankls.
THOM. W. BROOKS
■ANDVACTUSNS OF
Furniture and general
UPHOLSTERY.
an* Dm WtrweW PhllnSilphls, Fa.
N. a-JJl OBDKBS sent by Mail
tins id An.
TOBACCO.
t*>r BOkaa TMmoen
Atel Tarioos grsdm,
. Jo* motived, and for mle by
neia-lw WtL H. flXABX St OO.
78
Stmt,
lum Multi tt ItinT 1 ! 1HL
fft" *. -
A T. Mnntn.
K. M. Bason k Oo
11 KTIkLFC 4 CO,
Ootton Factors*
■ - '
Commission
Forwarding Merchants,
. ■ MeMariPr tewir flange, May fla,
SAVANNAH, CMORGIA.
CeahadveneeaeaeamWcnmanfo te M
terh On,MWwShm. snf flehnM. nilflett
„ tg Fill Dry Goeds. m
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
BciNnWitKipr a ecrkan,
151 CONGREn NT.
Air i
SAVANNAH,
as ha
m known is
MAGGIEL? PILIB AND SALVE,
ptm to the hast of his
- o
raieiimwien nra vanaam
knowledge end hilled .
JAW8 8MBTWL
floury runs,
Areet/flew “
Wall etreet.
Toefc.
Jen let, ia*.
flu. Mannar.: I take my pan to writ# yodot my
grant relief, and that tea awful pain la my aids bar
fiflraeaf lam—thanks to poarnmdldaa. Oh, Dos-
toV, how Ihankfal I am that I can got eome elnep. I
oaa never write u enough, f thank yun again and
swain, torn am earn tent yon are really the Maud nf
afi enihrara. I coaid not help writing to yon, and
hops yoawlll act take Hamlm.
IISAV
dW This Is ro earthy that I was dMchaifledftom
lha Army With a Chronic Diarrhoea, and have been
enendhy Dr. Magglrif Pins.
-m WILSON HAKTKT.
<T Pitt street.
Mww Toad, April Tth, 1«SC :
>anIronSowndifIwiSlTn ponrtngraefo
a flask tarn wan flap sl~m. i nra
MAOGIEL’S SALVE,
iwd M sural me In a few weik* me* an true,
now sea me at Jackaoa’a Una
mne. t. BAHDT,
lit Ooerck Street.
EXTRACTS PROM VARIOUS LETTERS.
“I had no Apprise, MAOafBL’g PILLS gave me a
heart/ una.’’
“Tear mu an marvetow."
“Issmdlbr another Box,and keep them ia tiw
Dr. MAOOIIL has caretf my headache, that was
“I gave half of one of your FILLS to my babe for
ihslsra mortal. The dear Uttht thing got w*U In a
dng.-
“My aanaen of a morning is now cured, ”
“Your box of MAOGIKL’S SALVE cared me of
aafosn m the hand. I tabbed some of year SALVE
hehtod my aara, aad the aolee laK."
for. 1
‘flmto me twe boxes; I want sue for a poor lam
“Iendoeesdollar; yonr priceie Si ceule, bn ths
Medlrlnc to me w worth a dollar."
“(and me Are hawse of yoar PILLS.”
“Let me have three boxes of your SALTS by
tare mU.”
1 have over two hundred each Teetlmonlnle m
thm* hat want at apace compete me to coaciade.
A MAGQIflts M. D.
MAOGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE.
tw~ NOTICE.—None genuine wlthont the en
graved trademark around each pot or box. atgacd
by Dr. <1. MAUG1EL. 11 Fine street, New York, to
eouateriUt Which h felony.
flW~ floM by all napectable Dealer! la r Yileri
thraughoat tba Datted fltataa aad the Oaaadaa, at ts
pah tolly
TBE ETE, EU, IN THE01T.
TVL WEIGHT, of Taranto, Canaan West, PhyW-
MJ etna dnd Surgeon, Ocuflst 1
aad Aariet, caabc
Dtochargea (Mm the Bar.
of tkeThroat
flofoeeta tha Head, Cutarrh,
AdSSmes of the KYS, requiring ellhelr Medical
. 0*ea fla. *, In Dr. Thus. Booklera old oaace ce
MtflgW totot Waltimora. tort
OStoe hours from ItoUA-M., aad tto * F. M.
IhW -
LOW PRICES!
Quick: Sales!’
wssss
DRY GOODS
to he found la this city, and which we oflhr at
LOWflBFflIGBS than they can be bought far at eay
other houaa. noarieUag la part of
fleecy variety aVDrem Goods
myn-tr
Boahry and Moves
Mbhuus and flnid
~ Teas imam
i Foam rad vet
foe., ms., me.
HRBTHI4MUUI,
UtOWMUMat
SATAXflAH, SA.
bkrlt Co,
imoataaA and mum «
Brandies, Whiskies,
Wines, *
ra-AsaatfovBobartSmlih’a criehratmiton.,,
Mis EHlUlaci mi fhgran "tofluc*
147 Bay Street, ‘
^ 8 *TABKAB a L
Scruton, Smith & C.
CONSTANTLY OB HAND
Maes dui brahdibs,
WBMKIV,
... «»•
.^aa W “ tt . *«■
EVERY VARIETY OP
fl tathelateram eTdeelenlo patnS2J , »? ,, .?* e
haedoCay. eppoeltodeflrtienet.
* « the
■lag
H. G fco RUWE
Paiur5555. 5,— r :
Colombia Square
EjavasttM.
VagnteMm, Me. For Hie on must
leto-ly ’
Notice
A. Aomu,
Attaata,
GeorgU.
W. H Inman,
(Lste of Georgia,)
New York
Chatham Sheriffs Sale,
W ILL be sold, on the list TUESDAY in Dueahr
next, at the Court House door, la tfcectj of
Savannah, between the legal boors of mle, the to-
lowiif DrooertT. to wit:
thirteen Presets, 46 pieces, 103 pieces ExtnCest-
hw^aos ptecea Wood aad Iron,2oolls lop* 1 box
HOB8K POWER DESCHIPTIO.V.
Two Woad Sllle, 1 FMmed Bed (wood) with Cost
r er aad Journal. 1 Cut Bevel Wheel, 1 Belt Cir-
(waodj, 1 Upper Clide (weod), etc.
PSKSH
One dmrt Shaft with Cut Coupling* end 2 flitira
1 Crat Gear Hengein, with Capa and UoltA 1 fruied
Wood Work, with toils and allure Plate., 1 Cut
■ope Shrove aad Hunger, 2 Screws with oat Mine
each, 2 framed Uprights with SUrrupe (lower eec.
—,6rae* and other articles too nn-
km, levied eo as the property of tbe
Frees Company, by oroer of Ihe Honorable
the Judge Of the Superior C nit of Chatham Connsj,
toeutmfyaa attachment ia iaeorot KchardeonA
BENJ t COL*.
toUtda Sheriff Cliaiham Ooonty.
For Sale,
6,000
' Agyly te
YELLOW COBH.
CHAfl. L COLBY A 00..
Yfl HlflflBT QITEH that .the partaenhim | PWfl .
X fora existing under the name* of Miller"
AOrn tndaraanah. Ga.,ahd Thomati Urltonmt
Oe.tfodUna. FU., have been dissolved by
of Ik G. Uvtniaton, one of the pertnere. ’
A. J. MILLIE will give hii eitcntloa to tlw bon-
Mas la flataaaah, tad 8. B. THUKAStoUiebuaUMm
ia Madiaon, In liqnldattoo.
A. J. MILLJH.
& H THOMAS.
August, ISM. Surviving Partnen.
Vhaaahaeribera will eootlnn# tbe Gro-vn-and &m.
latemna BnMnme la Savaaaab, Ga, at the etoree;.
captod by the latetrm, on Bay street.
AagUC. IMS. MILLER A BBOTKF.B.
The eahacriher eotidt* fnr tbe new a contlnunce
of the patronage actaaded to the late arm.
. S. & THOMAS,
One or tbe rarviron.
Anguat, 19Ct auri-tl
Austell & Inman,
MtN A* Cramlmlafl Hcrchaati,
No. 80 Wall street,
HEW YORE.
W E are folly prepared to make liberal cash id
raasemenU on consignmenta trom Merdunu
and Flaatera, both at thia place and *: our agenda
throughout the Sooth. Our Mr. Austell, of Atlanta,
wUl arrange advancements there. Cotton and mer-
ehanfoaa wfll be forwarded to os with dispatch by
OUT heeata, Meaara. Brady A Moeee, of gevinoib.
We win exert oar best energies to give satisfaction,
aad promote the Interests of our patron,.
rnaalrami nn Bom Oar Southern friends respaet-
foDy eoflcBad. ae27-3m
IEW DRY GOODS,
AT THE OLD STAND,
NO. 160 BROUGHTON ST.
(Between Bernard and Jefferson streets.)
t UAVX jnat returned from New York, anil am re
ceiving a aloe assortment cf Fall and Wiater
Goad* and desire-tf> call the attention of purchwen
to my Stock aad prices before getting their Pallaep-
nllee I have bought cheap and. will sell cheap, u I
have lem expeuaaa comparatively than houses with
tar gee stocks. I can offer at much less than ngahr
rates many goods, consisting of Staple and Domestics,
Dram Good* While Goods, Damask, Diaper, Vmk,
Towel*
HOSIERY, GLOVES. RIBBONS,
Trimmings 'and Hoop-skirts, Balmoral do. Conets,
Cloak* Shawl* Cdastinar* Broad doth* Pant Goods,
Satinet!* Jean* Flannel* he.; a variety of Worsud
Good* Heart e. Hood* Son tags, Nnbiaa and Sbawia
UmbraUaa aad Parasol* aad a fall assortment of no
tion* A*, too nnmerons to mention. Will ehow them
with planers at any thu, and eell cheap for cub
enly.
oc*Alm c. J. BUTTY.