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/-VKANGK BIS* la K«fS—asponnde, U^I potbii V/auj >M pomade. KlJTi h Blasting, bilwga of 0$ ponsdi. Canisters of 6pounds.! porned end half gauft A full supply ef this paMMM flMrtte aiweyn ro: bun), »cj^ *u* 6r aouTESSsT""^ ^ • noS-lm - WiafSwSitt 3 PBS mduba—i hew entered L nenblp, under tha lm ns iNgham, forta wrecffaai mission Buateew teth* etty*f4 d*r T. Cnnnlagtiraa, of Beream partner, and JohaJ. ffteddasd, ol tUe speda- paitaer, and eoatrfo dollar* to th* eoremaa stock. This partnership 1* to coawsa< of November, nrtw Bor dnd totermiaeteenthetatof Jtaw dred end Stxty-elgbL • ■ JLT. t ■oliKir JOH1T ■ A RICE PLANTATION. containing In Sandra acre*, mure or lean platter’* measara knew .ta •* Hurray’* am,” aitoatad on tha raialta* aboyi oppoel’e the city of ffsvaaaah, ow-the tan $*tet> « tide. On the place an ample baUdjj)0 for open Uvea, dweiUagVoM not «*•) iMjplR „ la Savahsah—Major A. Porter. Duncan A John- •Mu, N. A. Hardee « Co., K. fci Hertz A Co., John Stoddard. _ In New Tori—W. C. I-anMey A Co.. Barclay Jfc Frames. Livingston, Wro. Watson A Co. Liberal advance* allowed on Cotton shipped to : Measio. Byre* gvaaaA qq, Liverpool. ocl-8m mi have Jnat received a anpartor article of the above, which woofer tor sate law- ORANGES. adlMw DAVID R. DILLON, Banker, i-. ' hpBtf — BAT WMW. Boots and Sihejss Insurance. Cumberland Valley mum oosi 0» NA8BVULF, TE:iS. (Pin, Xarlae aal U-. OFFICE IN SAVANNAH, It? HAS • tatharbrd Capital, : 'l « rpHIS COMPANY te pcepued tolas* ssf>pa*&sK.5as H n. W. H. WUkhteuu, taeordar.Naa. non. U. J. StubbMeM, Attornej. So. tile.. 1 General N. ft Peered W hoi seal* Brocat, datlon Merchant. KaahalLe. IHiatthii. Chaney A Koy. Cottoaeo* C- lerabaota, Nashville. . C. Hlea A Co, rarnltar. add Odnff NrafcvUle W. X Parka A Co., D. Wiel A Co., Dry Good* Merchants, K’ ilia. D. J. Meyerhardt, Dry Good* Me rah ant,:. Jv—j. W. C. Collier, Book Dealer, nathvtRe. It. B. StatletoapBooh Dealer, Naahrille. F.C. Dunnlnftou A Co., Editor, and Frr* of the emoo and American, Naahrtll .. Merrtt A Hill Wallpaper Dealeta,«e«b*tU- Dr. Frasier, Senator, NaalivlUe. — J Riimn, Editor Teunreare SUaU Zaitoag. A Myer A Oa., WUotesatearocera.'Naahrl:' n General J. 3. Paster, Attorney, Marireatuio. General Janes ft Chalmers, Attorney, He; .phi*. B. 9. a. Brooks, —ilrr, Mampbte ' • Hon. Beajaatin a. Homphrsysi Governor of few U- Hoo. T. T. Swaan. Aadiler of Mtetarinal. General ft C. Walthall. Attorney, Ogfipvt:;,, "lev. General W. F. Braqtly, Attorney, Qreaaaho~c, General & D. Ida, Brooktvtlle, MfoA General J. Wheeler, Cotton Factor, Mew Orl’'.". General J. B. Hood, Arm of J. ft Bdod A Co. Orleans. Bon. Kemp P." Patties, Treasurer of State, Ra:?y North Caro lisa. General M. ft Bones, Memphis. y NEW ENGLAND FIIuf~lN3URANOE CDi-l ‘iJi‘ 4it- HAHTPOBD, ct. Authorized Capital] of. I * |SWW'. VOL. 2-NO.-269. pally News and Herald. s . w. MASON. BKCT, SaVANIIAII, G*0 tfBMBt ...- Five Cents. $3 SO. *;o oo, adveutbuvg. „J& ,'res* , first liHertion, $1.50 ; each lnscr sfri-WeeHy News and Herald i u j it $6 p«r year, or 75 cents per month, and ^Weekly News and Herald 1? d every Saturday at $3 per yhar. ,,>ll i’UiNTING, stly and promptly done.. By Telegraph. pNING DISPATCHES. from: eueope. Atlantic cable. c! p»i American Vend*—Uefaim piquet at Manchegters-ltamoni Re- ^tlng Mexican Affair#—i he King of j^iiia aiul tiio ^Pope—John Surratt covered—Steam»|i»p Great fiaitern- >( don and JLtiverpaoi Market#. Sov. 21.—Lord Stanley, in reply to a letter the ships seized by the United 8fcates Go- points out that no arrangements can be coon; der claims. a grand Reform banquet at Manchester Mr. Bright mado a powerful speech. The f: Although the Federal Secretary of the v^ believes that the bonds of the United States t ,jid in gold, it would be better if Congress ,jiecuie such payment by law. jjyivember 21.—It is said the French Govern- received news that the rule of Maximilian is it an end. It is further reported that the ^ifuthas ordered the shipment of stores to jjflti be stopped. November 21.—It is slated that the King written the Pope, offering the protec- - & Prisaii* xaSarratt, the alleged accomplice iu the niurder j^identLincoln, was discovered serving iu the Waives under the assumed name of John Wat- L cinis arrested upon the demand of General k He afterwards escaped into Italian territory, jiithontiea arc endeavoring to r«icapturo s, November 22.—The United States steamer ielt Southampton yesterday to join the squad- I ilubon. It is reported that the stcamir Great Sc ril begin to make regular trips between New lauylBrest in March. There is a rumor to the I fciit in .\ustrian loan pf several millions sterling I r.uG&be placed iu the market. >, November 21.—Consols 90>4; Fives 70^. I jjos, November 22.—Consols 90; Fives 70>£. .TttiXL,November 21.—Cotton unchanged; mid- I-.puli'is 14J; sales will probably reach 10,000 i dreads tuffs firm. Provisions easier. Pork de- I .tikiol, November *22—Noon.—Cotton opened f he», prospect «-f day’s sales amounting to 13,000 Ite jnajs however, are unchanged; middling up- iilti. Breailstufls firmer. Corn 38s 9d per qu«r- |n:n>Uhl Western. Prom Washington. I )uii of Admiral Forrest—A Political I Strung iu Favor of Aegro Suffrage— I hr Retrench .<*ent Committee—T hail I umn* More Radical than Ever. I Nov. 23.—Admiral French Foirest, the United States Navy, and late 01 the sate Navy, died here yesterday. wiistTvativo Army and Navy Union of this 1-7 jd & meeting last night, and passed resolutions psgf.tr the Constitutional Amendment, andde- kssfiviir of extending suffrage to the negroes on J * basis. I^ucures&ional Retrenchment Committee will P-tar investigations into the conduct of the ^Department proper to-day. livens, who has arrived, announces his in- lo be more Radical than ever at the next ses- |*2: las prepard a bill, for immediate passage, to ■^removals from office. It is more stringent |*nitor Trumbull’s, and provides that no one I‘‘id by the Senate shall ife again nominated or llatedtoaiiy officef or three years. The Georgia Legislature. |SS£CiALLY REPORTED FOE THE NEWS AMD HERALD.] SENATE. JIili.edoevuxe, Nov. 21, 1886. The Senate met at 10 o'clock, a. m. Prayer by Eev. Mr. Yarborough. Mr. Gresham introduced a bill to provide for the redemption of the bonds of the State that fall due in the years 1868,1869 and 1870. Mr. Paris—A bill to require legal galea to be advertised twelve months. Mr. Thornton—A bill to change the place of holding the sheriffs sales of Muscogee county. Mr. Strozier—A bill to provide for pay ment of fees in Worth county. Mr. Brown—A bill to incorporate the town of White Plains in Green county. On motion of Mr. J. A. W. Johnson, the Finance Committee were instructed to in quire into the expediency of raising the sal aries of the officers ot the W. & A. R. R. and report by bill or otherwise. Mr. Strozier’s bill to remove lien from judgments was lost. Seats on the floor were tendered to J. I. Whitaker and A. J. Hansell. The bill to extend to the Macon and Brunswick Road State aid was made the order for Friday next. Bill to regmate the labor of convicts. Passed. Bill to provide for the education of indi gent maimed soldiers in any of the Colleges of the State. Passed. Bill to allow’ merchants to sell drugs and meuicineB without license. Lost. Bill to change the line between Cherokee and Mdton counties. Passed. Bill to provide a system of commohSChool education in Georgia. Made the order of the day for Monday next. Bill to ubolish imprisonment for debt. Lost. Bill to make it a misdemeanor for’ any father to wilfully abandon his child. Passed. Bill to prevent persons from bathing near roads leading to a place ot religious worship on the Sabbath day. Bill to authorize suits to be brought against railroads or express companies in any county in which such companies may have an agent or office. Passed. Bill to donate Oketauoka Swamp to the Georgia Orphan’s Home. Passed. The Senate adjourned till 8 o’clock this afternoon. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. SAVANNAH. GEORGIA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24.1866. I 6... inaBgpgt price, scmmr -fail or The pamphlet 6f laws of’ a gcuei public character, passed by the present Legislature, wiil.be published by W Williams A Wellborn, gentlemen having all the qualifications and facilities to make good the promises made in their advertisement It will contain, besides the laws of general ap plication, a court calender, giving the times of meeting of the Superior and Inferior Courts of every county in the Slate, tables of tbe Congressional, Judicial and Senatorial districts of tbe State, and nil the alterotiona in the Code of Georgia, from the time of its adoption in I860, all brought doom to the close of the present session of the Legisla ture. It would seem that, aside from the other valuable information contained in the pamphlet, that feature of it which gives all the alterations in the Code would make it almost a necessity in tbe offices of all attor neys, countv officers and justices of tbe peace in tbe State. It is to be hoped thsUbe Legislature will order a sufficient number'of copies to supply all persons holding official positions under the State which require fa miliarity with or prompt access to all the laws now ot force. fKVEBY ForSale. A SPLENDID RESIDENCE. { ALSQ, A LARGE TRACT OF BLELANM. and by virtae af a decree of tke Bon. I TTNDB8J nassrsss! house and lotlacaud la *ad town, contain* nine dogai-tl? antouat Hm alahed wtm.aac gxtarubViasata « ITU ot town out- dwelliuf Slid dwtitafe Ji • -U5J iO MB AT THE OLD STAND, tod MHI aae re- Winter iSS%iBi>iEiS£i YVll rap- cheap, m I - f lltall at mut lMI than toda an'atistWg Uftali Mill Da White Geode, Daa3, Diaper. lost From Washington. J '“Esgion, Nov. 22.—The fourth race over the Course, which took place to-day, waa be- I^Miy Ann and a Baltimore colt, both pacers. •^vaafora purse of five hundred dollars, one |**«*uaud repeat, under saddle. Polly Ann was r. Tune—first heut, 2.37; second, 2.31. I* tat time was made in the last quarter of tl.e l^ilcit, which was made in 33 seconds. J-Sfrtia from an official compilation just made l*tariy oue hundred and flfty-six millions were l&fcutd for the public service for the jtssr end- 1867, including $19,000,000 for the navy I^&Ii'jO.OO) for ihe army. I tLe last three or four days aj)OUt 130 Ipost masters have been made," none being 1 takrger class. Dalilgreu is about to leave Washington I '•sae command of the South Pacific squadron. I ‘-^et meeting was held to-Uay, ihe usual mcet- I lac-day having been omitted, owing to the l^o. the President at Baltimore. From Canada* ■^^.Nov, 22— 1 The United States Government **ruci ted iLitj American consul to appeal for a new v ^ C011 ^mned Fenian prisoners. ^o, Nov. 23.—The Government is directing <-oa to 9ie re-arming and equipping of the batteries of the provinces. I Me ' Un K at Tremont Temple, I Sov * 22—a large meeting for raising funds L"^* ^edmen waa held at Tremont Temple ta II WflS Pressed by ex-Governor An- ' T Mr. Beecher, George Thompson, of En- ^othcra. | n .. 'ew York Market. ,!^°v. 22-—Gold, 38^; Exchange—sixty ,, ' * i ^ t » 110. Cotton nominal—no business “;> IJj#l)rice ‘ Southern Flour, $11 80@15 50. "i°wer. Corn, l@2c. lower. ios *. Nov —Gold i39>^. Exchange 9>*. jiy Cotton heavy and nominal at 33@35c. ^ 0V ‘ 23.—Cotton unsettled, with sales .b'ta baleti at 33@35c.; flour dull—Southern wheat very dull and declined 3@6c., 50: ■uehels; com dull and declined 2&3c.; whiEko} dull; sugar and coffee quiet; t |“ da ”; ‘urpentine dull, at 73@73Kc.; rosiu U liolri trei Kl>G» on cotton to Liverpool r ?’« l 38 '^’ Flv °- twent * e » of ’62, 107&; of ’64, 106:ucw iwtoe, 167X: Tens. 99X; Sevens, ’ ’ ,w,Jnd . 104. s i; third, 104>... «hW ?* Ui “0" Market. .opijjg p ov 23.—Market generally dull and fV gl2 . FJour Vel T dull—Spring wheat extra, nglsg’. grain inactive; prime new corn, ' 1,rovis ioas heavy; Pork and lard nominal; ery whiskey nominal. Mobile Market. thiA 22 ‘~"^ l,e 8a ^es of cotton to-day were : toiddlin: 'gs 32c., the market closing dull at J:He_ RECONSIDERATIONS. Mr. Brock moved to reconsider bill yesterday) for relief of J. J. Anderson. Car ried. Air. McWhorter moved to reconsider bill (lost yesterday) to make it a misdemeanor to cut oil' ears of nogs when slaughtering them, tor purpose of concealing the mark. _ Mr. McLendon moved to reconsider the bill (lost yesterday) to repeal the first section ot an act to appoint veudue masters. Car ried. Mr. DuBose moved tp reconsider bill (lost yesterday) to enforce the observance of the Lord’s day. Carried. INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. Air. Pickett—For relief of E. B. Loyless. Mr. liumph—To ameod 4452U section Code. Also, to amend 1670th paragraph ol the Code. Air. Cameron—To define liabilities of se curities and principals in crimiual prosecu tions. Air. Willis—To allow Ordinary ot Talbot county to appoint a general administrator lor said county.- Mr. Sueud—To amend 1971st and 1973d sections ol' tbe Code- Mr. Kibbee—To amend 958th and 971st sections of Code. Air. Dodds—To incorporate Van Wert Aiming Company. Mr. Ragsdale—A resolution requesting the Governor to pardon Pinckney A. Lewis, now in the Penitentiary. Mr. Oats—To pay Dr. Anderson for treat ing small pox in Alurray county. Mr. Bush—To amend the act authorizing court contracts. Air. Alexander—To allow Houston Factory to issue change bills. Air. Phillips—To authorize W. J. Pickle- siuur to peddle without license. Air. Swearingen—To make legal the sale of Bainbridge Academy lot. Mr. Powell—To regulate fees of Justices of the Peace. Air. Stallings—To incorporate the town of Senoi. Also, to regulate liens on personal and real estate. Also, a petition of Thomas W. Bolton, of Coweta, for relief. Mr. Garirell—To furnish Cobb and Pauld ing counties with certain books, (amended by udding “other counties where these books where these bonks' were destroyed during the war”). Lost. Air. Sharpe—For relief of G. W. Puckett. Also, to reduce per diem pay ot the General Assembly. Air. Dodson—To authorize soils to be brought against W. & A. Railroad. Also, to change the line between Catoosa and Walker counties. Air. Weaver—To change the time ol hold ing the county court of Clay. Mr. Williams—To empower sheriffs and jailors to discharge criminals in certain cases. Air. Robertson—To remit the county tax of Appling county for 1866 and 1867- Air. Simms—To authorize Ihe superin tendent of tbe W. & A. Railroad to pay for wood and cross ties. Air. Russell, of Chatban, introduced a bill to be entitled an act to authorize the County Judge of Chatham county to take the ltal of persons subject to jury duty from the Re ceiver’s digest of taxes made in the year 1866, the Uitv Registry, and to put such persons in the* jury box who are subject to ‘jury duty and who are not on the Digeet or Ciiy Registry, to throw out the present jury tickets and to make new ones, and place them in the box and for other purposes. Air. Pottle—In relation to militia lawe of this State. * . Mr. Reese—For relief of hnsbands ana wives who have been separated fifteen y< llr. Howard—To incorporate Georgia Company. . Mr. Fraser—To punish persons who kill stock on lands under cultivation, tyithoat a fence. BILLS ON PASSAGE. To amend sections 204 and 206 of the Code. ^To authorize the City Council of Thomas- ville to iasue bonds for subscripton to o. Ga. & Florida Railroad. Passed. To authorize sale of certain ot the com mons of the City of Columbus. Passed- To punish persons who hunt and fish on lands of others without permission. Post poned. To compel persons to pay taxes on lands in the county where the lands lie. ^ J< The committee to provide for preaching in the Hall ot tbe Honse on the 23d inst., gave notice that they had selected Rev- Air. Warren, of Macon, who had accepted the invitation and would preach on the 23d. SES ATE BILLS ON THEIR PASSAGE. ao repeal an act regulating sale of spirit uous liquors in Stewart county. Passed. To amend charter of Albany. Passed. To repeal'section 940 of the Code. Passed. For the relief of those who have felled to give in their taxes. Passed, Railroad Sleeting. [From the Bainbridge (Ga.) Argo*;] At a meeting of citizens held in the Court House this evening, called at the request of tbe Ciiy Council, tor the purpose of advising and instructing them as to the propriety of ihe city taking stock in the Atlantic A Gull Railroad, on motion Judge J. Law was called to the chair, and H. M. Beach requested to act as secretary. Tbe object of the meeting having been explained by Colonel W. O Fleming, the following resolution was offered by Major R. H. Wbiteley, which was unani mously adopted: Resolved, That all persons owning .prop erty within the corporate limits of : the city, or who are engaged in business within tbe same, are inviteato participate in the consid eration of the question or questions submitted to the meeting. On motion of Gol. W. O. Fleming, a com mittee of nine were appointed by tbe Chair to report business for the meeting, consisting of J. M. Potter, W. O. Fleming. W. W. Harrell, J. B. Hayes, C. Lewis, R. Suns, H. G. Crawford, John S. Adams and W. P. Stewart, who, after retiring, reported the fol lowing resolutions: Whereas, tbe citizens of Bainbridge have assembled, at tbe request of a committee ap pointed by tbe City Council, tor tbe purpose of advising and mstrnctieg the Council in re gard to snbscribing for stock in the Atlantic and Guif Railroad Company. Therefore, Resolved That we have been disappointed in not having the road completed to our city, but believe that the failure to do aohasarisen from difficulties and embarrassments that the Directory have been unable to surmount. Resolved, That the great commercial and other interests of our city, as well as ita fu ture prosperity, depend upon the speedy completion of the road to its limits. Resolved, That as an earnest of our desire for its early completion, and our confidence in the company, we hereby advise nnd in struct the City Council to apply to the Legis lature, now in session, for authority to issue $20,000 of bonds, payable in ten years, bear ing seven per cent, interest, payable semi annually, based upon the taxable property of the city; and that tbe Council invest said bonds in stock in the Atlantic and Gulf Rail road, upon the condition that the company will complete the road to this point by the 1st September, 1867. Resolved, That the City Council submit these resolutions to the vote of the tax-payers of the city on Saturday, 24th inst., for ratifi cation or no ratification. After being supported by speeches from W. O. Fleming, R. H. Whiteley, R. Sims and J. M. Potter, these resolutions were adopted with but one dissenting voice On motion of R. H. Whiteloy, the meeting then adjourned. J. Law, Chairman. H. M. Beach, Secretary’. Bainbridge, Ga., Nov. 13, 1866. of the State of Ver- d “I just been passed, makiog -• T| ' eilue8S a sufficient cause for 1 ye-ira ^ drunkenness libel, Uurallon Drevions Tile Cotton Crop in Soutlturestern Ocor- glu* [Correspondence ot iho New* and Hebals.] Milford, Baker County. Nov. 19th. 1866. Messes. Editors :—I recollect reading in the Hews a call upon planters for information respecting the incoming crop of cotton. 1 have thought several times to address your paper, but, os the year was not suffi ciently advanced, the reports conflicting, and much depended upon lete frosts, I concluded to postpone it until something accurate could be obtained. My op- portunlty for observation has been limited, but from reliable information end my own knowledge in this section of the country, I think it an undoubted truth thst the crop will fall far short of all previous calcula tions. On tbe plantation of Captain Walthonr, ouo ot the best in Southwest Georgia, 1 have seen the crop at different periods, sad had the seasons been at all fa- vora'ole, or the recent frosts held off, longer, a greet deal mote cotton woul U hevo been harvested. But tbe plant here vnd throughout this section threw off Its early forma and put on the thickest top-erqp thst waa rarely known, and the frosts, finding it iu unma. tnred condition, shrivelled up the bolls iu such man ner that few. comparatively, will evor open, and hence has curtailed the production of a small crop (planted) at least one-third. Southwest Georgia, however, promisee to become the great cotton growing region of Georgia. The lands and climate are altogether adapted to the cot ton plant; and the labor, the past season, has beau more efficient and decidedly under better control than elsewhere. The planters are embarking with energy into preparations for another crop, end lends of a flue quality have rented at tbe high figure of eleven and twelve dollars per acre. I have remarked this county closely, and if labor la controllable and cotton cau ba raised this la the place to doit, and a railroad com munication with your city would give a great impetus to production and contribute greatly to the prosperity or Savannah. Tha cittaens are anxious for such an outlet, and I am told by a gentleman, cognizant of the wants of the people, that they would subscribe hbe rally to such an enterprise. A connection from Ward’s Station on the Southwestern road with bain- bridge, in a direct Una not over sixty mil**, would aeeampUto th# desirable mid, and would draw away aB the eotton, now shipped by the river to the Golf, to Savannah, and n radius of forty miles from tue above station would embrace the following counties and parte at countlM, viz: Stewart, Webster, Sump ter, Randolph, Fen-Ill, Olay, Calhoun, Dougherty. Baker. Millay Zarly, Mitchell, Lee, Dooly, Worth, Chattahoochee and Marion. Will not the intelligent and energetic President of the a. A G. ft ft examine this subject bv reference to Ids map, an exploration of the route, and a talk with the people. We believe it feasible and wise to open this highway of trade to a rich section of Georgia, and the time win speedily come when it “win blase him that glveth as well as him that receiveth.’* Wa hope 10 see a move in this direction and think it will meet with hearty co-opera tion. Vutob. ■' s most be of previous to tbe filing of To*xepeal an act to compensate jurors in T To^m^TcLrter of E1 ^ rton th(i P ^L To aiuepd-not incorporating the Cental Railroad and Canal Company. Passed. HOUSE BILLS 01* PASBAOX. __ To protect footers and oomnnsmon mer chants who supply bread, com, Ac.,^to fer- uiera. [Gives a lien on consignees, factors. and landlords renting iw, —iew uiuuu> niucc. ! consignees, factors.and _— _ * t rose immediately and left the | lands.] Indefinitely postponed. Adjourned till 3 p. m. LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED Duplex Elliptic SKIRTS xTTBifiH ire nafocissUy recommended by ti Fashion M§3*r inaH a• the Standard SKIRT of 11 Fashionable World. LADIES will find all styles, Including the EMPRESS TRAIL, PRIDE OF THE WOfiLD, PARIS TRAIL, IMMOVABLE, Ac., .pur sale at the lowest market prices, by J. C. Maker 8b Co. no3l-tf ij bed with ge,- XxtitffB—ei'JMi* ami hath conveniently arranged. Bajff tortemoa Mail eery out liouma, eoastetia servant*’ bout?*, carnage repair. Adjoinln- said tut, which eadipri acres,«ra nine ccreg lanft whtei wW he with* . Also, at th? « ' o aal place, i tabling tamr ami rad aaaas oi goad Dnd. wall h., ~'— —— ■hi tala gfis known aa Ud- ' south half sect'... , HWMan 3g the tar, the aaat^ui. nlgteitqaartvr. and the west quarter...- -ouf.iwu«* qu -ricr of Radios. _ west half and tuc oauiwa-t gBaner.af itecSaa 34, In tint, north and weatbthe nurthtal quarter or soarhwest quarter-of Staton S, the norm half ot Section 4, the north hall, tha southwest quarter, and tbe w»t half of etWtheaftLauachs; nf 9mfoti,». the northwest qoattefcdr Bafitfaafhj WNM mu hf north east quarter of Section 7, the southeast quart.r and tbe out half of northeast quarter cf Sacuan 6, h T. 2B 2\V. Said landsaolda* tb* — SB 2 w. Raid laad. sold a* the prouartroi tha.as- tate of Harriet ft Gunn, daceaeait, sod will be divid ed, If desired, into lota lo aattpurohaaara. Ter ms—One. third ot paroaaa* money cash; the balance payable on the tat day af January, ISM; note* drawing eight per cent inteteet front data, te c-red of mortgage on the land said. WILLIAM H. OIBSOH. no21-3frwlii« Adalalatratae. Groceries. 400 W barrel# Fork, 1» Xugatieada gtdea, to bags Bio OWw, n bags Java Oofte, 100 boxes Ohaate, •a Orclas Batter, 60 boxes Plaklea, MbarreM darital f 100 b idol 101 HQffl&K, GLOVES, RIBBONS, add Hra, ttivte. Balmoral do. Const*, -—■—■—| Bread Cloths, Fuat floods, MO.; a variety of Worsted tage. HuMas and Shawl*, teingood i[lace two Fare.ila. and a foil assortment of Ko to mention. Will show them at anytime, eta sell cheap for bash C. 1. BEATTY. Chatham Sheriff’s Sale. B£ M•ttrUlIJ CSttdMQ GI'-'O t:g • ■k* fold a. the tint TOflSDAY la am ■hJM the Obart Boose doer, la the city of t Mtalegal hours of sale, the iot- Fremes, 46 piece*, im places Extra Oast- plecea Wood and Iron, 1 coils Hops, 1 lux , HOUSE POWER BESCUPTION. Two Wood sills, 1 Framed Bed (wood) with Cast Spider and Journal, i Cast Bevel Wheal, S Half Clr- claatwoad), LBpper curri^ftraod), etc. j One ahaitEhaft with Cast CoupUnca and 1 Ultras 4 Omt HaarHangera. with • Uaas awd Doha. 1 framed WOod WPtfc,with sum andTtittra Flat*-’. I Cast Hope bhrovs and Hanger, 2 Soraws with one MIL a each. .* framed Cprighta wiia stirrups (lower aec- thm), 2 Discharge Doom, and other stride* too na- meruaa to meatlou, levied on as the property of the Boston Praas Company, Ira oraarof tha Munorable the Judga ot the supA tor C urt of Ohalham County, to satisfy au attaoharont In fktoroi Bichantaon a Barnard. BK.NJ. L. COLE, uolt-tdi Sheriff Cgathain county. lfiMbuxaat *0 ease* Table I jeo boxes Soap, 1 10 bale! Alma. ! Whomtri 1 100 Caddie* (2 poandi) Ohotc* Teas 100 boxes Starch, 100 boxes Herrings, «oo boxes Adamantine Candle., Wba-rela Vinegar, 60 barrel* Laid, .. so keg* Lard, in store and for sale by ■ CONKBRAT a JOHNSON, nol9-0t Corner Bay sod Barnard atreeta. WILL OPEN THIS DAY, bar new mote, on BROUGHTON STREET, Two door* east of Ball, oppoetta Masonic Hall, her Fail Millinery aad Fancy Good., which are of tha la* testicle mod the best choice. Mme. MASSAIW MfoMCtfully solicits her numerous friendi and custo mers to give her a call. ooit LIN8EED OIL, BOILED AND RAW, For Sale, Ihe atdewheci steamer ANNIE. The ANNIE Is 162 feet hi length, tl feet beam. 11 feet deep. The Engine and Boiler is in fine order; also, the bull staunch and tight. She baa elate room acr-ommodstiuia for paamagen. Lie tat draught of water, aad very fast, with a moderate consumption of coal. The above steamer will be sold low, if im mediate application Is made to Cspt. QEO. BRIGGS, at tha Palaakl House, or at the utBoc of Messrs. T. J. DUNBAR A CO., 147 BayariooL nulfrtw* Valuable fleal Estate FOR SALE. j OFFER for aal* the following named property; Two Dwelling House*, pleasantly attested. Two vacant fa* simple Building Lota On*-half Interest la House and Etxty Acres, more or lea*, at Thontahoft For particulars, teqalre of tba?B«endgnad, wit. a. KINO, Or at the etoie of RALPH MELDBQf, no’.7-l w 186 Congress street. Savannah, Oa. W. B. DUFFY t GO., 207 Bay Street* Imported and Domestic Liquors AGENTS for • ‘bar F.rre Champagnes, Keller^ Kentucky Bou-* dy. etc. <*ej, Reoaultdb Ccl’c Bran- S J nolMf i . Dissolut c . ' Co-Partnership. T he co-r 4 ' twetu ib- Y. A. RYAN tfeni con*. W. B. Duff- .tending cecou .SHIP herotolore existing be- -igned, under the firm name ol . is this day dissolved by mutual are authorised to aeta* ah <mt- V. A. RYAN, A. ft BIGELOW, J. F. GILSON, Agent. CO-PARTNERSHIP. The undersigned have associated theamelvse to gether under the Arm asms of_W, ft DUFFY A CO., at the former store of V. A. Ryu street. ... • . W nol6 E Market Stalls. CITY MARSHAL'S SALE. the City of Sa u KDSR tht and under ,Dt- oemoer 6th,. atio attack ^ mm.. Maiksrithe > nod Bread MeCNtaU; Afeifl. no UhHBW’win tta bid ala person h* ro- retvsdwho Is not a Batcher, or Vaaier af Meets, " * ^“^THOMAS 8. WAYNE. mm CHIPPEWA SQUARE, j^EXTdoor to th* Theatre, «q»a daffy, Sundays excepted, from tft will be admitted noffo-im* ipft- oaiered paapie and Fridays. THEO. MHVEft Mapes’ Super Phosphate of Limo c° NSfANTLYoobaod; aid Idf foil* By Mae. L Miaart FOK SALE. PRIME LARD OIL, No. 1 MACHINERY OIL. BATE JUST RECEIVED [A LARGE LOT OF. THE ABOVE OILS, which wa arc adoring very low for CASH. CASE A HARRIS. PHILADELPHIA SHOES Per RECEIVED Steamer Touawauda. J^ADIES’ GAITERS, Children’s Button Gaiters, Lai dies' Toilet BUppcre, etc. ALSO, ON HAND, A supply of White Kid Slipped. EINSTEIN, EGKMAN A CO., nolt-lw 163 Congress street. (Lais oa AriucmcoLa, FlobiDa,) GENERAL COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, No. tt8toddaX4l’a Lower linage. Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GA. Liberal advances iii .ifc Ou c •ueignmenta to his frieada lu Barupcau and Aw them markais. uovT—ln» HAftKSS, SADDLERY TRUNK STORE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. East Bid* of Market, Between St.. Julian aad Bryaa Rlmla, SAVANNAH, GA, aa-tr C. V. HOTGHIRS, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND WHOLESALE HAY, GRAIN arm PBODUCE, Corn. Qata, Meal, Food, OU Cakftjnoor, Bsoon, Salt, Rope, item., Oonstantiy recsMag, aad for sale at the lowuet wboleaala rate*. Agant Savannah Floor Mill*. 105 Ray Street, Savannah. T. H. CONRAD & CO. SOLE AGENTS FOR ^[cEROHE, Tab BAagENB * CO.’S cetebmted FANCY AMD FAMILY SOAPS, at foetorte prime. No. 64 SOUTH GAY STREET. BALTIMORE. One doortrom Pratt. noU-lm OvnOK OSK1&AL BC An.* sne hOOLr RAO. Boas, Savammao. Oct. loth, 1666. InciunnrA. Insurance Comp OF SAVAifNAH Are prepared to take Fire Mi oa Reasonable Terns, At their Office, ITT Bay street. n. W..MERCGS; PceshUnL OHAS. S. HAKl’KE, Vice ITcsIdent. t. T. TOoa.., srac. H. W. Mercer C. ft Hardee WllUam Banter A. 8. Hartridge A. Porter ft Morgan J. Stoddard J. T. Thomas W. BaOtehari F.L.Gae ft A. crane A.’A. Sotonuo* T. W. Gordon my7-tf ' Director's ;! M S. Cohen J. Lama J. W. Nevitt D G. Puree A FuliArton J. McMahon L. J. uullmartln F. W. Sima G. Batter R. Lachliaon E P. Clatne. Augusta J. W. Maori. Macon ft F..Roee, Macen W. H. Young, Oolumba: The Knickerbocker LIFE IMRAiE COMPANY. Of N »w ork, Having established a Southern Branch Are prepared to IMG POLICIES DIRECT, Subject only to the approval of Consulting and ex- Physicians. A party may make application and receive Policy In ONE DAY! Losses Promptly Adjusted Here. NO DELAY. A Looal Board of Directors, who, with Mana ger, Agent and Physician, axe In sured in this Company. THIS IS THE ONLY BRANCH OFFICE SOUTH WHERE POLICIES ARE WRITTEN AND ISSUED. Every kind of Policy NOW in use can be obtained here. A Life Polioy at tbe age of 30 yearn costa $a3.08, for $1,000. A Tan Year, Non-Forfeiture, same age and amount, coats $51.17. Whore the premium amounts to more than $50, one-half may remain on credit. Insurance Effected to the Amount ot $50,000 on a Single Life, IN THIS AGENCY. This Company waa represented in Savannah be fore tha war, and points to a record of just and honorable dealing with all insured iu the south. No person, with family dependent upon them, should neglect to Insure. Call and get a Circular. EASTON YONGE, Sx-Phyaldan. R. 3. ARNOLD* Consulting Physician. A. WILBUR, Manager, WM. ft BOYD, Agent, ao2S-eod 69 Bay street. The Orient Mutual Insurance Company, Mo. 43 Wall Btreot, I NSURES CARGOES and FREIGHTS against Ms- ‘ ■ line niaka. no Fire Ruk. taken disconnected from Marine Risks. ASSETS, JOLT 1ST. 1866. $1,137,018 M, AFTER FAYING ALL ADJUSTED LOSSES. This Company have made arrangement? to Issue, rhen desired. Policies and certificate* payable in London and Liverpool at the Counting Rooms of Messrs. Drake, Klein wort A Cohen. TRUSTEES. Joaxra GxillabD, Jr.. PaatruS CorrxWBT, Gkobox Mosul Alxx. H. turtn-TON, Jr., Gbobob P. Taurus, O. H. b.Ml), ». F OUT, Jt.. conn's K. SrrriOM, W. A. Sals. Ed ikd Htionr, Jams Baowy, M. D. CaBULft wiLuaa booaxx, I.aoroLo HorriK, Wx 8. wndorr, F. CDthuaiar, GCSTaT sewnaft JOON F. SOHETKLXK. EUGENE DUTILH, President. ALFRED OGDEN, Vice President CnaXLXa Ibvijw, secretary. Bswaan F. DavraoN. A Lkmotne. Jr., ft H. ft LYMAN. Lawaxacs Wtua Jobs aucai.vcLoaa, tn. F. saMDxaion, LBoroLD Becnwiro, Simon Da Vissxa, John ft Williams. Alxx. M Lawxbbcb, Fbxd. G. Fuerex, etomam Cnainr, Michaud P kcndle, John a. Kaut. Applications received by J. T. THOMAS, lianranee Agent, notl-tf U7 Bay aireet. DANIEL H* LONDON. NO. 63, BROADWAY, NEW YORE, Shifptag and Cemmlnloa Merchant, WILL sail all kinds of Tobacco, cotton, Bagging, TV Grate, Seed, foe.,'aad will execute order, for buying Merchandise aus Produce ot every ducrlp- '• i. OonatgnntenU aad orders solicited. REFERENCES. WM. R. SYMONS, Agent for Batesied, lit Bay street. FIRE, MARINE AMDACaiDraTaL ' . II8DBAH0E AfiERCT. * capital and Security In.araat. Co ....... . Pheefolxtasenrameo Co..-.v...l,6t»ftOGO Iauraatlaasi Iasersarc Co.... MfttVO ■batten laaaraan Co M»B,000 Harmony I annas. Co BOO, 000 North Americas laiateere t o Total Cash Capital aad AiaaU.II^MJIM New Torh AeeMemtol la*. Co OB>8,000 ■LURE, MARINE and ISLAND RWfl tetaktelb* J 1 above highly responatMe Cortiltettee ott Enlldlnge and Merchandise, to any amoaat, at ta teWeat rates corresponding with th* riefc. . Lowe* equitably adiuated and promptly paid. A. ftvLASft Ageat, No. 12 Stoddard's Ban^e, Bay Street, EevanaMb Georgia. J.I. FACTORS, General Commission oad Forwartil' -j MERCHANTS, CORNER DRAYTON AND ARYAN STB tdnvannah, Georgia. WILL sail on Commission. Cotton, rv Vv stores. Lumber, Baal Estate, Produce „ Marahandlaa. And will do the business cf Rceeirisg ttu* T r Ing, with dispatch, to all American aad a'ir ports, on reasonable terms. The usual focllitlea aflbrdad cnatomare. - Conaignmanta and orders solicited- ' R. M. Hum COH. WHITAKER ft STATS ST. K EEPS constantly on hand tha Offset r French and Amerteen CONFECTIONARIES and CHOOOI Jellies, Cordial. Syrup*, Fig% Ntrift *. ALSO, China and Fancy Goods, Infos Rubtew To^a, Wax, Marble and China Dolls and DaB ft Dour— 1 — “—* — novl—3m Tnak, Je Bleacbad 8blritt|K and 1 Taota Daaaaks aad Tuwellnga. Ho-lery^of all kinds tor EadUft’ Oec’J* a. A very large ttock ot th* above goods for rate. th* lowest cash prices by DxWITT A MORGAN, nol2 1$T. i $.trnaegi Wo re- aoHdtaeaUfreraaBwheaeattaabaea. Depot for shippers at ft Q. Mwwa’aaaiahoara, tiff aad 19» Bay street, corner offttfifeUtatt. •efttf Cor. NebteateShSuBbeetj ^vata. Dr. N. M. Sneed, DENTIST, '^Erett8fltf|ii'ta'ill/.iiMi upinaii his otto* A .lta"» <hl df roqma, on Iteta’ te’t " w **^E8eBBME : *