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The Daily News and Herald. by $. w. mason. SAXCKL W. MASON Editor »V. T. TflOSPSOS Anoflitl. Editor Official Paper of the City. Aims r SiSSULATIM IS THE 6ITY AID 60CITV MON DAT. NOVEMBER 26. 186®. »OjjTNI«TKilS are authorized to receive subscriptions for the NEWS AND HERALD, Daily, Tri-Weekly end Weekly, at our advertised rates. TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS. As much Interest la felt throughout the country is regard to the prospects of the cotton and other crops we will be gretotalto our planting friends are other, n the interior for Information on thet subject. Those who havo opportunities for obtaining valuable infor mation in regard to the growing crops, the working of tho fre«-lat>or system, and kindred matters, of gen eral Interest, will eonfer s favor by communicating the same to ns. Railroad Meeting—Important to Sa vannah. We published on Saturday last the pro ceedings of a meeting of the citizens of Baia- bridge, Ga., held on the ISth inst., for the purpose of considering the propriety of in structing the City Council to take stock in the Atlantic and Gulf Road. It will be seen that the Council was instructed to apply to the Legislature for tbo authority to issue S20,u00 of hoods, and, if granted, to invest the bonds in stock, upon the condition that the company wiil complete the road to Bain- bridge by the first of September, 1867. This action on the pait of the citizens of the flourishing town of Bainbridge is alike creditable to their enterprise and 8agacity,for, as they say, the commercial and other in terests of their growing town depend very much upoo the speeedy completion of the road toils limits, which at present only reaches to Thuinasvilie. (This contemplated exten sion is destined to be not only advantageous to Bainbridge, but of incalculable importance in the future to the materia! interests of Sa vannah. It will be the mcau9 of tapping com mercially one of the wealthiest and most en- Jigiilencd poitious of that magnificent country which is traversed by the Flint and Chatta hoochee rivers, in this State, and the Chipolu river in West Florida, the products of which have heretofore found their way to Apalachi cola for transshipment to New Orleans and New York. Wc do not hesitate to say that, when the Atlantic and Gulf Road is com pleted to the point indicated, an amount ot business and travel will be secured to this city which will astonish even those who now entertain intelligent views on the subject. The wonder to us is that our business men, and especially our largo property holders, have not before this taken, measures to in sure the immediate prosecution of the work, the completion of which involves conse quences of such great importance to the trade and general prosperity of our city. There is, doubtless, some excuse just now for our merchants not moving in aid of this val uable enterprise, as, unfortunately, the for tunes of most of them have been terribly shattered by tho late war; but for our large real estate holders there is less excuse for not advancing a proportionate share of the funds required. The rents now being received by property holders are enormous, which ena bles them to recuperate more rapidly. Hence, longer to abstain from aiding the projectors in the accomplishment of an enterprise which is sure not only to immensely increase the Raise of the city, but to add, also, much to the permanent value of their estates, will exb ibit cither a degree of selfishness not very com mon. or a blindness to their material inter ests which is mo-;t surprising. There yet remains wc do not know exactly how much, ready money to complete forthwith this im portant work. Let our real estate holders and m-rehante and capitalists call on Major Screven at once and tender him what is needed in addition to the .$20,000 by the cor porate authorities ot Baiubridge, and llieu the road can be completed to its present western terminus, as originally iutended, in less than twelvo months, the character ol the ground over which the road is located being so favorable. The same commendable promptness and liberality which secured an early consummation of the Florida connec tion, if extended to the enterprise under con sideration, will be productive of results equally advantageous to the best interests of Savannah aud contribute greatly to the de veiopment of the splendid agricultural re sources of the country through which it will pass. FtXIANISMReDIVTYUS.—Fenianiam appears to be |roviving in Washington city. Consid erable sums of money have been raised and forwarded to New York. Meetings are being hclu in public and-Sn private, and are being attended !by many of the leaders of the Brotherhood. Taken together with the as surances of those who pretond to know the nature, aud extent of the movements, these indications would seem to portend early and vigorous action in some direction. The centres and delegates of the Fenian Brotherhood in the vicinity of New York, held a meeting at the Apollo Rooms, in Prince street, on Sunday night, aud ad dressed a final appeal for aid in the revolu tion which is about to be inaugurated in Ire land to all citizens of the Metropolitan district and New Jersey. Taxation.—During the fiscal year ending June SO, 1866, the government collected from the people of the United States over $500,000,000 in the shape of taxes. For the present year the amount from these tources is estimated at six hundred and fifty millions of dollars. No sensible man will pielead that the government of the United Slates has any legitimate use for half this surnper annum. A dispatch from New Orleans to the New York World announces that the receipts of cotton since November 1st do not warrant an estimate for the entire crop greater than 1,500,000 bales. The dispatch slates that planters are sending in their cotton freely, hut that many of them already report their supply as exhausted. A band ot regulators in Marion county, Kentucky, has been organized, and three men have been Luug. Others in the county jail would probably be aoon served in the same summary manner. An attempt was made on Friday night to take three prisoners from the Lebanon jail and bang them, but it proved unsuccessful. Tub Canal Commissioners at Albany, New York, announce that the canala will be closed on the 12 th proximo, except the Champlain Canal, which will be cloeod on the 5th. The Cful Righto The Equal Bights Convention reassembled at Albany on Wednesday. Mr. Parker Pills- bury offered n resolution protesting against the adopting of the constitutional amend ment by the State Legislature. In tire even ing session a resolution was adopted to pre sent this proteat to the State Legislature, and also a declaration of right to be repre sented by woman as well as men in the Convention to revise the Constitution. Mrs. Cady Stanton, Charles L. Remond, Parker Pillsbnry and Lucy Stone, then fannied their respective oracular thunderbolts, and tbc Convention adjourned «'»• die. The correspondent of the New York Her ald, describing the Convention, saya: Altogether tbs ebleSt. most dignified Slid best balanced us In to body Is Frederick Douglass, I'.ud there is s deep feeUag for him for United 8Ulee Sena tor, la spite of the drill ot the Convention, which is evidently In fitvor of Boson B. Anthony for Senator, notwitheteading whieh, nUsabath Cody Stanton is likewise a randldalo with considerable strength, fa voring. as she dose, the Copperhead*, the Democratic party, and other dead tod Darted remains of alleged disloyalty. Hasan is lane, cadaverous and intellec tual, with I be proportions of a are end the voice of ■ hurdy-gargy. Sha Is the hrorlte of the Convention Mrs. Cady Btantoa is of intellectual stock, impressive, in manner, and disposed to ben-peck the Convention, which, of oourea, cells out resistance and much cack ling. Her Into tournament for Congress, in which she won eight rotas against James Brooks and Colonel Lo Grand Cannae, have given her aeeonnce and am bition for office. She eeente Greeley's pretensions for the place, and regards bin as demented ever since the Brel Boll Boa. Satan hen a controlling advantage over her, however, la the fact that she is unencum bored with a husband. As male member* of Con. grace rarely hare wires la Congress, so female mem bars will be expected without htubeuda at the capi tal. Indeed, the whole ingaence of the Convention is for morel reform In high places, commencing at tor White Hones. Brad Doaglaao meets with the mine old prejadieas in this body “against color;" lor these people, humanitarians, are opposed to “cnllud .per son*" haring these places of honor and profit about to be enjoyed, as they anticipate. Parker Pulsboiy, one of the notabilities of the body le n good looking while man naturally, but wiUi a cowad and sneakiah expression stealing over him, at, if he regret tad he had not been born n nigger or one of these females. Ha seas that he is lo be thrown Mid* m broken crock ary. Lucy Stone, the President of the Convention, is what the law term* n •’spinster,’’ and looks a* though when abont her proper bnaiaees she could at the spin ning wheel “do her three run a day.” She ie a tud old girl, preeidea with Untidily aud hesitation, ie' wheeay and nasal in her pronunciation, and wholly without dignity or command. Mummified and foeeUatad females, void of domestic dutlee, habile and natural affection*, crack-brained, rneumatlo, dyspeptic, hen-pecked meu, vainly striving to achieve the liberty of opening their head* in pres ence of their wires, and self-educated, oily-faced, in- *olent,gabbhng negroes and Theodore Tilton make uu the leu than a hundred member* of this caravan called by them*-Ire* the "American Equal Rights As sociation," iu which no two agree upon any one thing. ::d wherein the chief pleuure of all t* to be dis- pleued with everything. BY TELEGRAPH. MIGHT DISPATCHES. A Speech from Gen. Butler. His Plan of Civilizing and Be* organizing the South. NOTICE. , t SAVANNAH, Noremtxc 13th, I860. Haring returned to the city, I hare this day re- HIS ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT Off ! "*•* mv ** f0 “ d “ “f ™* 1 ' donee, on Stale street, day and night, at an bourn. THE PRESIDENT. Virginia Farming Convention—'The La. bor (kneel Ion. This body which baa been in session Richmond for several days, adopted tbe fol lowing resolutions in regard to the important subject ot labor: Reso red. That while we ahould do all in our power lo utilize oil of tbe labor now in our midst, white and colored, yet u this supply ia not adequate to the want* of the country, that the landholder* in different •action* should units in offering »uch inducements te will induce him to settle in oar midst. Resolved, That * committee of five be appointed by the President of the8ociety, whose duty it shall be to memorialize the Legislature to encourage immigra tion to this State, aud to make *uoh appropriation* a* will be needed to carry oat this object. Resolved, That it ie deemed by tbia body n* moat conducive to the mutual Interests of tbe proprietors aud the laborer* which we hare to employ that they ahould be engaged for tbe longest practicable period, and to pay them money Instead at a portion of the crop*. Tbe Convention decided almost unani mously that the nauiy laws of the State should be repealed, and interest for money be tbe special subject of a written agreement between tbe parties. In tbe absence of uuy agreement tbe legal rate of interest should be aix per cent It waa contended that cap ital would not come to the State until the rate of interest for money was left to ifae con trol of supply and demand, and without money labor could not be employed. Tbe Whig says the Convention is an emi nently respectable assemblage—in number, character and intelligence. Sale or thk Yacht Young America.—The well known fast sailing yacht Young America has been purchased, says a Boston .paper, by Messrs C. D. Boggs A Co., of Boston, for a gentleman in Savannah, Ga., to be converted into a pilot boat. She sailed from this port on Monday afternoon last. She waa a great favorite with pleasure parties, and it will be hard to supply her place. She will be missed next trammer. A Bankxupt Law Dm bid by the South. A memorial, it is said, will be presented to Congress from prominent citizens of the South asking for the passage of a general bankrupt law. The devastation of the war and the failure of the cotton aud corn crops have almost hopelessly impoverished the cot ton States for the present. Attempted Assassination.—The Paducah Herald says an attempt was made to assas sinate Colonel Donoyan, oommander of that post, laat Friday, by some villain yet undis covered, who fired through a window while the colonel waa ntting in his office. WHITE —DAVIS.—In Macon, Go.. on the 23d inst.. by the Her. Joseph 8. Key. W. ED. WHITE, of Sa vannah, and Mias P-Ha DAVIS. No Card*. * mBKAL INVITATION. Tbe Mends and acquaintances of John McGuire and family, and Mrs. Boykin*, an respectfully invited to attend the funeral of the only daughter of the former, this evening, at S o'clock, from their residence on Berrien street, near Want Brand street. * Special Notices. LADIES' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. THE ANNUAL MUTING OF THB LADIES' BE NEVOLENT ASSOCIATION will be held at the Lecture room of the Baptist church, MONDAY, at twelve e'eloch. no26-lt NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OGLETHORPE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAVANNAH. SavajniAM, October 16th, 1866. In accordance with a resolution passed at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 16th instant, an Imtalment of one dollar per share ie called for, paya ble at the office of the Company, No. 117 Bay street, on or before the let December proximo, nofifi J. T. THOMAS, Secretary. Bailer Frweeewted tor False ■*■» am* Brand. New York, Nov. 25.—General Butler delivered u lecture at the Academy of Music, In Brooklyn, laat evening, and was attentively listened to an the of the reorganisation of tbs South. Boated 11 ther political expedients, conventions, nor Congress could compass it AH devices of craft must foil—even Impartial freedom canoe complieb it, and universal suffrage will only add Ie the danger. The only safety la ia uni' —intellectual and religious, The com church are tbe only basis upon which tbs South can be safely end permanently racooatrooted. toiler ar gued that there ia power In Congress to staohltah schools In the South, under the clause of the OouaH tution which cays, “Congress shall have power to pro vide for the oommon defence and general welters of the United 6tales.'' On the subject of the impeeohmeat of the Prate- dent, he claimed that improper public ^nff of a high official is impeachable; that the Senate, from which members from* eleven States are excluded and some of them expelled. Is a legal high court of iae- peachment; that if tbe accused neglect or istums to appear before the Senxto when summoned, he may be tried, convicted aud deposed from office in his affios; that all powers of impeachment era derived Arum English law, and that, aooardtng to all lew and prece dent, tho President, if impeached, must be prevented from exercising the functions of his office. Butler enumerated the obergm he had to make against the President as impeachable offences, vte: 1st. Drunkenness in office. 2d. Tbe making of Indecent and angues. 3d. Tyranically and unconstitutionally, as Chief Executive Officer, usurping lawful righto and powers of Congress, in appointing Provisional Governors for the Sooth, the reorganization of State Governments and assumption or power to dictate who should vote in the reconstructed States. 4th. Tbe corrupt nee of the appointing power. 5th. Improperly using the Constitutional power of pardon for offences against the United States. 6th. Appointing rebels to office. 7th. Refusing to execute tbe Constitutional laws of Congress in tbe insurrectionary States. 8th. Conspiring with John T. Monroe to prevent and disperse a lawful convention of loyal eitiaans in New Orleans, and inciting Monroe and his amontatm to disperse said convention and kill the members thereof. The address was very long and undisturbed. Suit has been commenced before the Supreme Court by John A. Lester against General Butter, charging him with false imprisonment—damages laid atone hundred thousand dollars—and with fraudu lent conversion of property—damagee fifty thouaand dollars. Lester received s tree pass from Secretary Stanton during the war to bring his family Nerth. General Butler disregarded the permit and imprisoned him. Notices of the writs were served yesterday. BY ATLANTIC CABLE. Liverpool Cot lota M write!. Liverpool, Nov. 24—Noon.—Cotton opened quits active at yesterday’s advsnoe, with a prospeot of the day’s soles amounting to fully 16,000 balm; middling uplands, 14>£d. Bread stuffs firm. London, Nov. 24.—Consols 90; U. S. five.twenties, 70V Front Washington. Washington, Nov. 25.—Official dispatches, which have reached Minister Romero from Mexico, report that Co!. Rafaeli J. Garcia has been appointed Mili tary Governor of Pueblo, and has established hi* government at the city of Tacapooxila and issued proclamation to the people of the State, calling on them to take up arms against the invaders. Governor Garcia reports that tbs French have lost the whole Puebla, keeping only the line of the main road from Veracruz to the City of Mexico. Many of tbe Washington correspondents ore specu lating os to what wiil be the contents of the Presi dent’s forthcoming annual message, and soma them broadly assert that be will mike terms with Congress on the restoration policy, to view of the re sult of the recent State elections. This, too, la speculation, and it were therefore better to trail for positive information—for the message Itself. It will be remembered that in the many speeches which the President made iu his late trip North and West, he said be hod no new policy to announce, and that his future would be best indicated by hi* pool course. Nothing defiuite bee yet been raeeived by the Go vernment ia relation to tbe claims upon Gnat Britain for damages to commerce caused by tbe n»i»si»mA other Confederate privateers. Tbe correspondence between the two Governments is still in progress. It fact, however, that the present British more disposed then the former one to give due ax fair consideration to the entire subject. A cuin&ittao has been dispatched North by the leading Radicals here, to collect money to defray Urn expenses of welcoming bock tbe 1Uai«| members of Congress aud giving them a banquet next Saturday. Another negro regiment, the 107th, from Kentucky, lately encamped on the Virginia side of the Potoaaac, have been mustered out of the service, and an about to leave for Louisville, Ky. Special Notices. FOR AUGUSTA. HOME LINE. gTEAMEBS of this Line leave Savannah four times each week. For freight engagements, apply to , A. COHEN. ‘ J. M. SCHLEY, M. D. NOTICE. SalBz _ Contact pr Oxoaou, TAMNAH, Nov. 20, 1866. ) The A——I Meeting of Stockholders of this Com powy will take place at the Banking House to Bavan- Mb. an THURSDAY, the 20th of December, at 11 0'teaak.a. m. will be passed to and from the meeting ’* Rood, upon presentation of to thaCooduotOr*. wear 21-lm ~ T. M. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier. TKBTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT FAIN. ML SNEED, Dentist, is now extracting teeth with out pstatod without the slightest danger to the pa tient, by a lata Improvement in dentistry. Offioe No. 117 Congress street, over Popper's store, noO-lm NOTICE. The Mechanics’ Saving sad Loan Association of Sa vannah, having mode to the undersigned an assign ment of all of its property and effects, for tha benefit of its creditors, all pontons having claims against the are requested to present them to the un- end all persons indebted to said corpora tint wilt Maks payment to C. W. W. BBUBN. Assignee or Mechanics'Saving and aepl-Sta Loan Association of Savannah. Assignees’ Notice, The undersigned, having been appointed Assignee sf (ha Merchants' and Planters' Rank, ia prepared to on tor spun his duty. AH blUholders, and otbei perm ns having claims against said Bank, are re qnetaod to prasent the same for liquidation. And all parties indebted to the Bank are requested to make Immediate payment Billholders will lose their priority If the bills arc nut presented within tax mouths. U1HAM HUBERTS, aotl-tf Assignee. A SURE FILE CUBE. Dr. GU.SBKTS Pile Instrument positively cures the wont cases of Piles, bent by mail on receipt of $4. Circulars frae. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted everywhere. Address J. B. i’.OMAINK. Manager. No. *76 Broadway, New York. oc31-3m Metroiolitafl Steam Fire Emins Co. Attend a regular monthly meeting of your Company atyourBugine House THIS BVBNING,, 26th tote., at o'clock. ’ By order. W. B. CUE, First Vice President. t. Btr Swffix. ffec'y. no30-U ASSIGNEES' NOTICE. v vna ) so ooi a. V ; 14,1866.) Omen or Aasioxmm or vna lam or tea Bran or Gsoae 8a nsui, August BlUholdcnara hanky notified that the priority of their claims will be lest, unless presented within six raoatha tram tho tiresof assignment of th* assets ot the Bank. A. POUTER, W. COMMIKG, anK-dtwAtbenwtf Assignees. iff and Augusta Constitution or three m~ Maoon Telegrsp! >Uat trill p *aee puhusfi Miscellaneous. New Yonx. Sunday, Nov..'2$.—Tho steamer Her mann Livingston, lrom Savannah, bos arrived. A prize fight was yesterday arranged between John McGlode, of this city, and 8am Collier, of : ior one thousand to five thousand dollars, to take place soon et some point betwepu New York Fifteen steamships salted from this port yesterday, including seven for Europe, two for New Urlaaos, one fur Savannah, two for Washington, oes fur Richmond and one for Portland. Th* freight ol these fifteen steamers is valued stover eevan mil lions of dollars. At ft banquet given to Gen. Wilson Taylor, he stated in his speech that he ahould not COD test the teat of Juo. Morrissey. Col. Kelly is now in charge of Fenian Stephens evidently having left for Inland, messengers hevejrecently arrived from Ireland, state the Isle will soon be to a state of complete in surrection. Large numbers of Springfield, rifles are hourly arriving here, which ora being eou- et.intly shipped to Ireland. All the arms intended tot service in Canada have been toned over to Htsphsns The Tammany City Convention nominated Richard B. Connelly for Comptroller. The New York Yacht Club endorsed tha Ooean Sweepstakes race between tha yaebta Vesta, and Fleetwing, of Newark, N. J. E. A. Osborn was yesterday arrested for robbing his employers, a jewelry firm, of $9,000 to coin. It is stated that a large number of mea ha duped by a man here advertising "free homestead and religioua liberty in Brazil." A Paris correspondent of a lata data state* alliance between Prussia and Russia, and the coontar alliance between Franoe and Austria stimulated. Tbe army Moniteur toys the War jtodgte and Iks army are to be increased, as tumlitiea likely to occur. dally fort »weeks. The ship Ltmpedo, on her trip from 8a- vannnU to New York, was compelled to put lato Foitrcsa Monroe on Monday, with thir ||enfeet of water in her hold and badly dis- ThLxoxArH Luta.—We lean* that the telegraphic line has been completed te Albany, Gs., and telegrams can now be BMit direct to that place. INSURANCE I INSURANCE!! SAVANNAH, (UL, AUGUST 90,1366. Maaltiitaffufiteaffifi a—artfully inform their mad* aeff tha ptiMte Wat may are prepared to e*ct and Marias Bff a m laa foOuwtog drat ehsa Mates, at steabMaasd rotas, and aollctt a sbai c or patronages nrrUHATKMUL INSCXABOB COMPANY, 01 MMrTatfc. p- OUnNENTALmaiANCBOO., of BL Louis. Mo FBBBTIM. ANDTKmTOa. Halloa. Ala. JOHN W. AMDEMON’S SONS * CO., aapi-tea Owaoraf flrrfca and DOagton streets. HILL’S HAUL Nona* iaffiaalaaasa Sable. Depot, Ha. as Jeka! a® awtetas—Black or durable, re rYork. Bold ■ everywhere. OorvTy.praaate the tese of chiieran’s shoee - Oeepetr will eataraar three withoatllpa. Sold > very New Voi New Yoke, Nov. 25.—The late sales ot gold, yester day, were it 138X, and the market is sternly as that figure. Cash gold Was loaned as high as 52 1 net premium at one time, but afterwards 304 1 prermam woe paid to have R carried. TheaMM ket improved lato in tbe day. The shipments of specie for Ike wish sreoanted te $782,000, and tha total in*ports ot tha week were (94,000,000. PwlraetlvsFlwla HeMIs. Mobile. Not. 2ft.—-A Are occurred here mi* big which burned two aquaree, beta Warren streets, on St. Francis * to forty buildings. Fro bates toes $100,000, only ] tially Insured. A Triple Harder te HU—rL Luvnvoara, Nov. 21, USA—A qaarrta has Mag existed between a man named Etgte, keeper off aa laa at Missouri City, and the Titus hr stoat*, a vela — — her, residing near Platte City. The Titos ' were in Missouri Cityoa Sunday Ira*, whaa altercation took place between theaa «d which the latter *aot sod killed two ot the and succeeded to asking tea aaaapa radlareaffilra the boose of his talhsr-to-law, a law miles frsra F^te Ctty. During tha foUowtag night ha WMtaasadto hie hiding place, aad the hones was suraaaadaA Elgin attempted to evade his pursasrs, bat tonstti too many. He waa killed by a ball to tha hack white fleeing, about two hundred yorte frost the A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MED ICINE. Da. MxaouL ia the founder of a new Medical Sys tem 1 Tha quantltarlans, whose vast internal doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze the bowels, mast give precedence to tho men who restores health and appetite, with treat one to two of bis extraordinary Pills, aad cures the most virulent sores with a box or ao of his wonderful and all-healing Salve. These two great specifics of the Doctor are fast supersed ing all the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Extre- erdlaary cures by Magglel's Pills aud Salve have spaaed the eyae of tbe public to the ineOlciency ol the (StacaUrdfraRiedioa of others, aad upon which people have iso- long blindly depended. Magglel’s Pills an not ol the class that are swallowed by tbe doaen, and or which every box full takeu creates an absolute necessity for another. One or two of Mag- gtel’a Pills suffices to place the bowels to perfect or- , tone tbe stomach, create an appetite, and ren der tho tplrita light and buoyant. There la no griping, and no reaction to the form of constipation. If tbe liver is affected, its functions ore restored; and ol the nervous system Is foeble, it Is Invigorated. This last quality makes the medicines very desirably for the wonts of delicate females. Ulcerous and eruptive diseases are literally extin guished by the disinfectant power of Msggiel'e Salve.' to tact, It la here announced that MAGGiEL'S BILIOUS DYSPEPTIC AND DIAlt- uunti PILLS * care when ail all others fail. While for Borns, Scalds, Cuts and all abrasions ot MAGGIEL'S SALVE la Infallible. Sold by J. MaGGIEL. 11 Pine street, New Yo Aad ail Druggists, at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PKR BOX. aol-ly PEVEE AND AGUE EXTINGUISHED Martyrs to Intermittent Fever, a word with you. The raapoaalblllty for your suffering rests upon your selves. Just aa surely me yon shake to-dsy. or will shake to-morrow, HOSTETTEU’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS will extinguish the disease un tier which you labor. Had you takeu this genial tonic as a preventive, you would have no need of it aa a euro, for It renders the system impervious to oil, miasmatic fevers. Bat stale you neglected the pre caution, rid yourselves without delay of the com plaint by resorting to tbe only reliable remedy.— Break the chills with IIOSTETTER'3 BITTERS, and they will return no more. This is the experience of thousands, and It will be yours. Quiulue is a alow means of relief; It la nauseous to the last degree; It la more dangerous than tbe malady itself; In many Mlt utterly folia. How different ia the effect of Bnraaa. Thelrcnratlve action is rapid; they are agreeable to tha palate; titey are not only entirely ■Man, bat tend inevitably to strengthen tho con stitution and prolong life; they never have failed, and It Is coaddentiy assumed that they never can fall to eaaaofPevtraud Ague, however Inveterate in ttacharacter. Take without Hostetler's Bitters is any region Infested with Intermitt at or Remittent Paver is simply to reject safety and c >urt disease. JjlT-eodly. New Advertisements. SAVANNAH THEATRE. Lessees and Managers....ANDREW FLYNN k CO. Stage Manager .... Mr. HARRY LANGDON. Acting Manager. Mr. WOOD BENSON. Leader of Orcheatra Mr. JOHN S. BERNARD. GREAT COMEDY NIGHT- MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 20, 1866, The Admired Comedy of BVBRYBODY’S FRIEND. OVERTURE .ORCHESTRA. To conclude with the Laughable Farce of A KISS IN THE DARK. Tbe latest Novelties are to preparation. For particulars, see programmes of tbe day. Doors open at 7 o'clock; Curtain rises at 8 o'llock precisely. Box Office open from 10 till 3 o’clock.uoSa Groceries. kit BARRELS Bnokwheat “V 200 barrels Float, all kinds 100 tnbs Batter and Lord 100 boxes cheese 25 bags Coffee _ . 200 kits Quarters, Eighths and Half bbis. Fish 25 boxes Codfish 250 boxes Raisins, Citrons, Prunes, Currants, Figs and Sardines 25 boxes Lemons 2« barrels Rams 20 barrels Bacon Shoulders 20 hogsheads Clear Sides and Strips loo barrels Refined and Brown Sugars luu cases Canded Fruits soex Candles, Starch, Candy, Ac., in store, aad tor sale low at wholesale, by UNCF.LES A SON, no20At Corner Bay and Barnard streets. FOB SALE. ary, front of the Court House to Springfield, all the lands belonging to the estate of George K. Wright, deceased. Said land lies la Effingham county, as follow*: One Plantation containing 811 acres, more or less, on tlieSavnnuali liver, twenty-two miles above Sa vannah, and two miles below Ebeneser. About iso acre* of said land are under cultivation, being goon productive laude, under good fence, and with neces sary improvements. The swamp laud (about 3uu acr *) Is well wooded, and courenient.tu market. Also, 259 acres, more or ires, of fine laud, lving abont two miles eouihofthe village of Springfield, with building lot to the village. AU sold for tlie benefit of tne heirs and creditors. WM. A. WRIGHT, no?6 lsw6w Admin strator. Cotton Gin. O NE SIXTY Ssw Grown Gin, for sale low by T, L. KINSEY A CO.. Jones’ Block. Wanted to Rent, B Y a responsible party, a small unfurnished house, containing five or Apply at THIS 0! !, in • respectable locality ’ u 26-cod2t Wanted. tying oite'Cent per poned ever any other Tor Dry Hides in this market. I AM na; parties for Cash aa soon ad* weighed. M. Y. HEADER^ON, Remsbarcs Building, Foot of Barnard si reek LOST. A WHITE and BLACK SETTER, about twenty zV monlbs old, strayed lrom my warehous - on Fri day morning. A liberal reword will be paid for Jii.- feturn. A. T CUNNINGHAM, no]03t Corner Bay and Abet corn streets. Bagging and Rope. UNITY Bagging and Bulo Rope, a large consign- Auction Sales. BY BLUE A SkYIR. THIS DAY, Mth tost, at 10 o’docfc, a. m.. to front of store wHI ha soMh 1000 Granite Dinner 3 hogsheads Bacon 3 hogsheads Hams 10 barrels Bacon 20 horaheeda Canv. 20 sacks Kxngcoii Rice 10 barrels Yellow Migor 25 tubs Lard 10 barrels Buckwheat Floor V0 barrels Irish Potatoes 10 ted ffdfe£rifcow Whisksy. ALSO, 500 pair heavy Wool and Mrtkto DVZU derahirts, and a large lot of Genii Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hate and Notions. 1 large sheet of Carpenter's Toots, and an assortment of Furniture. DRY GOODS AT AUCTION. BY BELL, WYLLY ffi CHRlBTIffiH. Will be sold on TUESDAY, 27th instsal. to kital sf our store,; at 1(% o’clock, The following invoice of Goads, just New York : 96 dozen Pocket Knives 384 pair Gents’ Half Horn 72 pair Shirts and Drawers 96 Fancy Neck Ties 120 Gents’ Suspenders 216 Gents* Hmll i rnhltfc raeiil 111 CJ Silk end Wool Scarf* 20 English Hotel Quills 240 pair Gents’ Fine-Half Hoes 24 Umbrellas 40U boxes Paper Collars 24 Gents' Wrappers 108 pair Scissors (Sheffield) 24 Hair Brushes 24 Nubias loo pair Woolen Sock* 144 Neck Ties, assorted 121 Currency Pocket Books 3ta dozen Dress Buttons 48 pair Gents’ Gloves 36 pair Ladies’ Gloves 100 Ladies’ Combs 24 pair Pants end Vesta, (all wool) 12 pair Overall Fonts 70 Laboring Shirts 24 Gauntlets 12 French Shirts 80 Blankets, assorted 20 Marseilles Counterpanes 60 pair Ladies’ Boots 60 pair Shoes 60 Hols, Black and Browa. Terms cash. PLANTATION AT AUCTION. BT BELL, WYLIY ffc CHRISTIAN. Will be sold on tbe first TUESDAY to front ol the Court House, between tbo tags! boon of sole. Seven hundred and eighty-five zeros of tend, with improvem nts, consisting of a fins retifWaee and all necessary out buildings, situated aa the Central Ball- road, thirty-three miles from Savannah. The tend te well Umbered with Pine and Oak. T-rrns easy. Purchasers paying for ill papers. no* CROCKERY AT PRIVATE SALE. BT BELL. WYLLY St CHRISTIAN. Just received per ship America, Captain Mortimer, master, direct from Liverpool, 22 crates assorted Crockery, dow landing and for sale low, by tho crate tmly. Invoice can he seen at our counting room a«2i EXECUTOR’S SALE. BY BELL, YVYLLY Si CHRISTIAN. Will be sold on the first TUESDAY to December, to lront of tbc Court House, between tho legal (tours of sale, Fif'y-one awl eight-tenths seres, more or leas,of tend, situated t.u tbe Islo of Hope, with tbe improvements, belonging to tbe estate of the late Get-oral William P. White, deceased, and kuown ss While Hall. Sold by decree of tbo Superior Court for tho benefit of toe heirs ami creditors of said estate. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for titles. HENBY H. JOBBS, L. J. B. FAIRCHILD, nu26 Prtposals Wanted. TJfcOPOtALS X named Pob tie requested for tehiteWuSTa-W.'fcgBJj Flrrtt-To resfore the banks of 8sreven’s r.„ , _ Second—To restore the cnl.e-t *^>banimen^tatraVtr^: h l^tai -53J3uS!&E&£r roorfe ^p.tate . Foarth—To dig • eontiooation ofBiituv. n. ^Pte t k , «w a r nderboU CDlTCrt 10 gys «umE!b SS? SKfiwS® lowaal price and name, of secoritirejTo , EDWARD C. WAT1P Committee on Dry —nresEiK To fix the pay of certain Commissioned and „ mtataonod Officer, of the C.t, Police 52*5^ •tecnoa L Tho Major and Aldermen of th. ■evianeh, la Coondl assembled, do her.-bv "?,'* r 1 m,l * r <“7 01 HoremCta’ the salary or annual psy of each of o,. i •tel of Police shall bi at «SWto $ Jj n ' totodrafi dollars ; toot of the Second Lleuti^S bo si tbe rate of fifteen hundred dollars aTli ***** too six Sergeants of Police sf twelve hundred dolius; and that all oVdm^^ porta of ordinances, so far as they militatewihf.* ordinance, are hereby repealed. wlUl Ordinance passed to Council, November Hth MARTIN J. FORD, ' 186e - Attate : JAMES STEWARD ^ te,IL Clerk of Council PUBLISHED FOR INFORMATION ~ AN ORDINANCE Tojnvant the erection of awmng posts and ton posts to any of the streets or thoroughfaresVfT Cttyof Savannah, and for the removal of thoJe!' h i etandtog; to prescribe the mode ,nd mu* ” smterweting awnings and fastening signs ted ,! ■dbeertain penalties for the vlouVof'tfo,^ 8acmo* L Th© Mayor aad Aldermen of the p,tw of 8mnBAh, ia Council assembled, do hereby ord2? ,te ti- ordmC i ZhoB not bo lawful for any person to put up orT-rerl to soy street or thoroughfare within the Citrof soy post or erection for tbe support of w os sign, whether such awning or sign be^ff wooicr any other mat. rial, uodor fSenoltv of nos more than five dollars s dsy for every dir such «*-«» P«rtt>»U h« or rLioln in^.uto street or thorough lore. 3 " uc “ ■ i.TC:J-)d AP T^r i, . f “ rUier ’-he autho rity aforesaid. That every awmng or sign hereafter Pe*;? 1 * thoroughfare shall be ached to the budding for which it may be intended by iron or other strong and substantial metdic brack et or support, wnicb. with such swntngorsigu shall bosOORUgedas not to. interfere with waiting or travel on tbe sidewalk, street or thoroughfare under tho penalty mentioned in the preceding section lor war day’s vio aiion of any provision of this section 8aono»3. And it is further ordained by the authie ritff aforesaid. That it shall be the duty ot every per son owning, having or using any awning or sign-post of the kind or description iu the preceding first sec- item mentioned, to remove the same by the first day of May next, under a penalty ot not less than live dol lars a day for every day’s remsal or neglect to remove snub owning or sign-post; and that all onlinsucea and porta of ordinances, so far as they militate with Uii* ondtonuce, are hereby repealed. In Council, Novembe. 14,1S0C. First reading of an ordinance. JAMES STEWART, noil—5t Clerk o. Council. ment for sale by no2C-at F. W. SIMS A CO. 20 Butter and Cheese. FIRKINS Choice Goshen Batter 30 boxes English Dairy Cheese 15 boxes Gloeter Cheese 20 boxes State Cream Cheese, lor sale by no26-6t WEST A DANIELS. "Walking Match.. Assignees’ Notice. Bans or Savamran, \ Savannah, Georgia, July 6,1800,/ TYo nndsraigned having been appointed Assignees of this Bonk for the purpose of adjusting and llqnl- doting in Affairs, therefore nil persons hating claims agalata thin corporation will present them, and al holders of tni* Bank are.required to present tbe m within six mouths from this date, or they will liafft priority granted by statute, and those In debted wUl make Immediate payment to H. BBIGHAM, GEO. W. DAVIS, Assignees’ Notice. Tha amtertegnsd having been appointed assignees of the Farmers' and Mechanics’ Bank of Savannah, Qetegte, hereby notify bilt-holdera and other claim- anWHfilhrt tha said Bank to present the auras for 11- qaMattea, and all persons Indebted to tha Bank are rsqataad to make iram diate payment. Mil-holders will lose their priority U the bills ore at presented within six months from this date. JOHN RICHARDSON, J. E. GAUDBY, JytT-tf Assignees. ' NOTICE Citt THBascaaa's Omcr, ) Savannah, October 23, 1866,) TAX PAYERS or* hereby notified that the time re tired Strike payment of quarterly returns has ex ptrad, antt they era earnestly requested to call sod pay Ihtar dura, aad thus avoid, additional expense and tha exacationa. f JOHN WILLIAMSON, M City Treasurer filTATK OF GEOBG1 Oall whom It may BULLOCH COUNTY.—To Richard YMrine applies to me for the mlp of Peter L. Sheffield, orphan ot Peter Id,deceased: re, therefore, to eite aad admonish aU aad _ the kindred and Mends of said minor to j Nvya^llMf toay have. on or More the Brat ** tk myiitet~oMc!alfr, this lath (Up off BEASLEY/ —S-jf-i ft*— 1 ! MR’S SALE—Wfll be aoM fit Bulloch Couoty, Ga., on tb« first two thousand and taxty-eight t to the estate of Tu- mao C. Sold for the benefit or lb# heirs NANCY DBELB. Administratrix. fiMM OF QDOBGIA, BULLOCH COUNTY—TO k3aU whom it may concern: • ' ... Aaffharaa Money applies to teo_gf_y** _— Ip ot Harrison U.. Lanra J. sod Austin A. IMMk ophsni of Muchoii Franklini ffrtJH!*-^. item are, taantere. to cite and admonteh jttt tho teafimfiofrad minors to snow oanao, If any they Waffiw botore the «rstMoodaj to Jaonsry nmtl, ■ifflaliLotteryteeoaie art bo granwffteaaMap- teto Mth day of DAVID HASLET, Ordinary. T HE great Pedestrian, JOHN SHEPPARD, known throughout the entire country, will commoner hi* unparalleled font of Wtslklmgume Hundred and Ten Con ■ecu five Hoars, without sleep or rest, ou TUKnDAY MOItNLN'* at e o’clock* at th* Washington Billiard Room, corner of St Jmien uiui Barnard street!. This feai will be completed at If* o’clock oa Saturday night AdmiHsioo. 25 c nts, po-6- Falkirk’s Ale. 50 CASES Palkirk’s Ale, just received And for sale by WIST A DANIELS. For Sale. to the highest bidder, one Cow and Calf, taken np by the undersigned on tbe 2iet of November, and for which no claim has been made. L. T. WHITCOMBS. no26-u 2w 173 Bay street. Store to Rent, QSS of tbe beat stands in the city for a retail busi ness. Itiqnlre at DO Bay otreet, foot of Jefferson, nojfltr BOARD, BOARD. FEW Gentlemen can be accommated with hoard at re-sonabie rates. In a respectable private family. Apply at this office. no26-!l Old Gold and Diamonds. T HE Itighe-t cash price will be paid for the above. Apply at tbo northwest corner Drayton and Broughton streets. iin'JO-iil* FOR RENT Two well tarnished Rooms, franr and back, with or without Board, suitable for Gentlemen’s Sleeping Rooms, or small lamily, to keep house, with piiviieg i: ot the Parlor,Yard and Hydrant. Apply ot 150 Souffh Broad street, between Jefferson anti M <-nt- (joinery. no?62t r M I l BULL OCH—ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. W ILE, be sold before tbe Court House door, in Statesboro, in Bollock County, on tne ffrst TUESDAY in January next, between tbe legal h-.urs of Sjle, seven hundred anti twenty-five acres or land, more or less, well improved, wuh some good bay- land, under cultivation, and is a desirable tract oi land, bounded by the Ogeecheo river and the lands of Isaac LsRoche, Thomas c. 8. Dultoo, and C. 8. Kirby, belonging to (he estate or James E. Hogan. Sold under an order of tbe Court of Ordinary ot Bui ioch County for a division among the heirs of said Terms on the day of sale. naM-taufiw SOLOMON HAGAN. Administrator. BULLOCH—ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. AUIU. be sold before theConrt House door, in TV Statesboro, in Boliocb County, on tbe first TUESDi.Y in January next, between the legs hours of • da, live hundred acres of land, more nr less, with on e-half ol the mill, Ac . known as Delsach's Lower N ill. bounded on toe east by Lott’s creek, and on the at >rth aud west by toe lands or M. A. liogeis, and on t ne south by the land of a. J. Mikeli, belong ing to Use estate of Goosge V. Delsach, and the late ratedanoe of said deceased. Sold under an order of tho Cotirtoi Ordinary of Bulloch County for a divi sion amemc the heirs. Tarma on the day of sale. C. C. WORLEY. Administrator, De home non, with the will annexed. nofi4-l|iw(w S tats of bbobgia, bullocu county.—to Mil w dom it bat concern: WfceroftS, JotanM. Mmrtln has appJled to rate for letters of Administration do bonis non on the estate of Mand.rt Nesmith, d. seared: ytait suo, therefore, to cite and admonish all per- aoM Interested, whether kindred or creditors, lo So# cause, if any they have, on or before the first Monday to Janaary next; why Letters shoaid not be granted to sold applicant. Gtvea under my naad »nd official signature tbia Ifitk da] of November, 1860. ' DAVID BBASI EY, aofit-lawlw Ordinary. S TATU OF GEORGIA, BULLOCH COUNTY.-To ab v bom it may concern: « .. w ?, eri ??[ Mwtln his applied to me for the Gnnrditnship at Margsret, Kealsh and James HMtnitti, orphans of Ninadhr Neamlth, deceased; Tbaao are. therefore, to die aad admtmtah all per- Ifiteyaated, to shokr cause, if any they have, on or before th* first Monday in January next, why Let ters ahould not be granted to arid applicant. Oivoa under mj hand and Uth dag of November, non. dayid beaslby, 1 Ordinary. AUCTION HALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY. BY PaSOCHE & WILLIAMS. P. H.WABD, Auctioneer. Office oe Assistast QusamuASTEB Gattanax,) Savannah, Ga., November 17.1806. / I will tdfer ut Public Auciion, on WEDNESDAY, tbs 28th day of November, I860, at Ratterby’a Warehouse, 4 lot of Grain, Q. M. Stores and Clothing and Equi page, consisting of the following, to wit: 6,480 pounds Corn 25,860. pouuils Oats 1 Tt ie 1 loth 2 Sheets 1 Stove 65 te, t Stove Pipe 7 Rid ig Bridles 4 Riding Saddles 2 Jock Sere as 4 pairs Spurs 90 Neck Straps 3 Sledges 1 Vise 6 Hammers 3 Axes 7 Feed Cutters 11 Steel scoops 20 Shovels 6 Spades 2 Com Shelters 1,527 Grain Sacks 3 Manure Forks 194 pounds OU Copper 3 Ladles 273 pounds Assorted Chain 8 Wagon Covers 3 Mattresses 370 Ship Blocks 248 Wagon Tongues 217 Washers 2 Counterpanes 24 Wash Bowls 14 Cast Iron Bolters 129 gross Harness Buckles 33 Woolen Blankets 1 Garrison Flag and Halliards 13 Pickaxes 2 Hospital Tent Files. Sale to commence at 10 a. m. Terms cash in Government funds. By order of toe Quartermaster General. CHARLES A. REYNOLDS, Captain, Assistant Quartermaster ate no20-7t Brevet Lieut. CoL United States Army. PUBLISHED FOR IVFOltMATlU.V AN ORDINANCE To ABtiid the ordinauces of tlie city iu relation to the going at large of liorst s, mule*, cattle aud gc*u, and for the impounding of tlie same, and tiling the flue fur impound tug: a.id to coutirui former regola- Uubs of Council ou ihe burnt* subjects, tiiciio)! 1. Tlie Mayor and Aid* rm*-n of tlie City of SbtuuiaIi in Council assembled, do hereby ordain, Tint fruai and %fter tbe passage ot this ordinance, Uie lim its within which ho ses, mu e*, cattln aud goats may not run or go ut large shall be bounded a* foliowh; On the north by the Savannah river, on the east by East Broad street, on the south by Gordon street and on tbe west by West Bioad street. 8ao»o» 2. And it is turther ordained, by tbe author ity aforesaid. That the leet- f« r impounding nhaii b- as follows: Fora horse or muk*. one uojjjr; fora cow, fifty cents; for a yearling calf or goat, twenty-five ointi SncrnOM 3. And it is further ordained by the au thority aforesaid, That Ihe action oi the City Council on the subjects aforesaid, by resolutions pasted on the thirty-first day of October lost, be anu the same ia hereby confirmed as though tliu same had be n done by ordinance, it beiug expressly undersniod that nothing in this ordiuauce sLa!J s > eoriftmed as to aaUionxe the running atl rge v wi tuu tlie corporate ItmiUuf Savannah, of any stu h. i. or bull; mid tUt all ordinances so far as iin*y miliute with thin or dinance. are hereby repealed. In council, Nov. 14th, 1866. First reading of an Ordinance. JAMES 81 EWART, no24-5t l« rx of C -ancil. AT AUCTION. BY A. MINIS. Will be sold before the Court TUESDAY (4th) iu December next (if art pewvteaab disposed of at private eale) The Three booty Brick Dwelling Sooth Side Harris west of Wert Bread street. Possession con be had immediately after ' cash. Purchaser to psy for pa pen. ADMINISTRATOR S SALE BY BELL, WYLLY ffi CHRISTIAN Will be sold on toe first TUESDAY to Deestoh front of the Court House, between the taffifi of sale. Forty-five acres of first quality Gordon tend, within the limite of too city. The improvement* consist of % _ dwelling, Gothic style, containing six large rooaao, with marble mantel pieces, dining room, kitchen, li brary room furnished with shelves and glass doors. Out buildings consist of form boats, ram mining aava~ ruoina, barn, carriage house aud stable. Sold by order of Court as the proparty Ol the estta of Saunders Crouk, for the benefit at the htara aa creditors of said estate. Terms—Half exalt; bxlxnoe to one year, wHh tatel est and mortgage oa property. Purchaser to pay lor papers. —'I.LIAM H. SMITH, nol2 EXECUTORS’ BALE. Will be sold before tbe Court House door to ville, Thomas county, Georgia, on tha first TUES DAY ia Deoember next. All toe lands lying in said county, estate of E. R. Young, deceased, nnatesting at Mao Plantations: One eight mites southwest of Thoaaaavtite, on the Bain bridge Road, lying on both rides ot tbs Oshlook- onee river, containing 3,500 acres, 80t cleared rad to a good state of cultivation, with all fl. The other Plantation ia zixtaen miles from ville, three miles from No. 18, Albany and Ontf Bafl- road, containing 4,163 acrea, about 1,388 elaarad. and in a fine state of cultivation, ings. WUl be sold, aba, on the firat TUESDAY i* next, before the Court House door, im Lowndes county, Georgia, The Plantation belonging to toe eetota tested EE. Young, deceased, lying thirteen «Urt auaffirtFU- dosta, containing 2.006 acres, betwasn eadeevsw hundred cleared, and to a good state sf saltivattaa, with all necessary buildings. All toe foregoing sold by virtue or Court of Ordinary of Tnoma* ettanljr, distribution, « directed to the late will aad of said E. B. Young, deceased Term*—One-third cash, balance in eft* years, with lntereet, secured by mortgage on the land. • D. 8. BRANDON. » W. /. YOUNG, nolO-ftds HOUSE FOR SALE. BT BELL, W^LLYRCAftRltfUi. East half or Lot Na 97, Brown Ward. The imp> ovementa consist of a two i with attic, ou a brick basement, fronting o street, opposite tbe United States Dart safes. For terms apply at our eonntthg PUBLISHED FOR iKrOUHAllUK. AN ORDINANCE To encourage tbe Utiiluiug of Ceos-vaulLs with com- aunicatiug Water Closets in 2 Lice of the privies a> d Mink* now iu eommun one m the city of ^vuniii, or otherwise substituting surface drawers for privy excavations, aud to promote the health and welfare of the city. Wubias, Experience has shown that the existence of privies or sinks in the city of Savannah, ou ;6e plan of those now commonly in use, is greatly preju dicial to health. And, whereas, the con fort of the la- habitants and the interests of the city require that all proper efforts be made by the authorities of the place, to make Savannah what nature intends her, oue of the most salubrious cities in the Uuion, and o’:c of grow ing prosperity; now, therefore, for tbe advancement of tha health and welfare ot Havannah. Suction 1. The Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Savannah, in Council assembled, do ordain. That the City of Savannah hereby pledge itself to the payment of one half the cost of every cess-vault, with column- water closets, of the description hereinafter given, lor every lot of sixty feet front, and every trust tot. Mlt or constructed by the owner or owners thereof, by the first oi May next, with tbe following i|g la to my: the* river ou tbe North, East ftroad street on the East, Gaston street on the South, anti qfete Broad street on tbe Went. Such cesfl-raolt shall he located in the lue adjoining such lot, or a gtmit adjoining a truat lot, shall be of tbe depth of at toast eighteen incuea below water, and the breadth of wot legs than eight feet, shall be of brick materi»l and arched tightly at the top, and be open at the bottom. Tha pipe *, communicating from each water closet with such vault, shall not be of a size le^s than fimr inches in diameter; and such water dosetz shall beta all respects suitable, and shal! have the utmil Ml proper supply of water. If such work be done between the firat dsy of May next, and the first day of the May thereafter, 1868, then the city shall only pay ooe-fourt the cost of the work; and, iu every case tbe —■* must be shown, by the certificate of tbe Com- _ on Streets and Lane*, to have been properly In conformity to the foregoing provisions. And it ia further ordained by the w- tfcorlty aforesaid, That no privy vault shall be here after excavated within the limits of the dty of Savan- ff.it- pat, in lieu thereof, surface drawer* upon brut slides, not more than six inches below tbe level of the ground, shall be placed under each privy apartment or house, such drawers to be built agreeably to in- ■tractions from the Committee on Street* and Lines, and there shall, from and after the first day of lUy xi, be to every privy within tbe city a flue ten inch- twelve in the clear, extending from below the S jf such privy, and rising four feet above the top privy or building. For every dsy’a default is 1 plying with any of the provisions of this section, party in f&nlt shall be liable to a fine of not more fffhffi dollar, and any person who *ba'l hereafter Boaka any such excavation as is hereinafter prohibit ed. ahafi be liable to the like penalty of no tmore thin awa dollar for every day such excavation shall remain: awd the same may besides be filled up, under order* from the Mayor or the chairman of the ..fore«u«i com- pgtee, at the and cost of tbe party tiavu-u s|*h excavations made: Provided always that it §cmi be ODthmal with any owner or owners of premises to priTT. old ot new. with oras-vsult tod , .i»et. 7 as in the above first seed® floor r I tuff or with privy and surface drawer'- * - tat- rantlnn described; and further, tbo WKLa-SL3Z2 Z WSg city shall bear one-fourth tho expen**^™ “tesertfficstetf the Committee on Street. 3. And it te further ordained, by ti» r Joresoid. That the City l™.™ 1 , rad Is hereby authorized to make s con tree 22tofr«ttteosoaiaxsot,as oflen« m» ', of every privy in the city. J* of tne in tor that pnrp. S3, and fo d P£Jj ner <t offiti from such privies in each rate terras m CooncU tuay -determm>• ““' 0 , enck of refunding to th’* city the exp£ rt01 j T f iteailni the annual tax of five dollars for P ^ te'hereby laid on toe owner or owner* of h ^2- ... . ’>*levied and collated** Ia Council, November 14tu, ofra ordinance.^ 8TEWABT .. * Clerk of Conned. _ PIANO TUNING - AND - airing ADMINISTRATOR’S SALK. toY HELL, WYLLY St CHRIfiTIA*. Will be soli on tbe tret TUESDAY to reanray. tree between tho tefte hunt* of solo, to front s< ffiaOwrt One-third of Lot Ho 4. Wesley Ward, teed ka» i^re* taStds, for the benefit of tbe hrtninl ■iffil««»» estate of Samuel R Bond, dsereart. _ . J. B. McUfTOeM. Adratoirttrtiw- 120 South Bread afreet Boarding. *—ae»«wag» OOD BOARD can be (j roomwito_flrepteee*by Liverpool Salt T»U«8to.nit|ten*artr«. ^ nol4-10t BELL, WTUIsOll G. H. MILLS, (FRON LONDON,) TJK8PE0IFULLY offers his services in thcabo "Tt ifoeSeTresommended by . patd”Herr Mata of th* aa*. sack as A»«tun t-ra of th# Ti Gtotaohnlk, Ac., a* one of the oesi non ra saVASSid- tL U. ffotet. Esq. M, B. Turner, Esd- • 1 for timing *« the e *^ , ca “*%r- rA.Co,, or ri «berej ; n«^ i6l between B o22dm FOR RENT, UHT °‘X r :]> e *? D F£\fraeL^w** I end north- ride of (■« s "' c ’ » Dr> ^£^BSBSH5M AJO^ For Rent, T——— ol Mr. HodI*on’»_ Bail, north tedo of Boy, brtween Whi SOBT HABlBSHAlf A SO**