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At ill Bay Stbkct, Savakiub, Qbu t cbub: ..*14*10 P er0..py.- to*. par floB^ ..............JIM* „, T EH OF ADVEBTl^mO. suL'.UiE, first. Insertion, $1.60 ; each sob after first, 75 rents, m Tri-Weekly News ad Herald« gUisfit"! at $« per year, or 75 ceuU per mouthy and The Weekly News and Herald I, issued every Saturday at fS per year. jolt PB1KTIWO, a'“ , mn style- lieal 'y and promptly dope. By HORNING DISPATCHES. FROM EUROPE. BY ATLANTIC CABLE, FfOM THE ASSOCIATED MESS.) lottos. Nov. 27.—The Fenian alarm increases, ^reral ships of war have been ordered to Ireland. *ie excitement in London is intense and approaches in magnitude to the scene on the occasion of the’ ..Sri of the outbreak in India. Palis, Nov. 27.—It is a settled conviction in Gov- [.•ament circles that the empire of Mexico is ended, c i .hat Maximilian will soon arrive here. The Govern* -ent bus gent a proclamation to Bazaine for publica- n m Mexico when Maximilian leaves that country. Liverpool, Nov. 27.—The ship Torpedo, from New • ik for Shanghai, waa abandoned at sea in a sinking edition. London, Nov. 28—Noon.—The movement of the vtmuient against the Fenians continues. Another rment ofintanlry will go to Belfast immediately, itox of uniforms and arms has been seized at Liver- The box came from the United States. The [lijvNtsws denounces the fierce threats of its cotem- orte?, and says the rebellion must be suppressed a »soldierly manner. Bekun, Nov. 28.—The story that Count Bismarck iidbtea disgraced and resigned is officially denied. Liverpool. Nov. 2S—Noon.—The market for cot- mis quiet at yesterday's quotations; sales, today, 5,000 bales; middling uplands; 14Xd. London, Nov. 28—Noon.—Consols opened at 89^; ^twenties, 70)£. ^ FROM NEW YORK Fenian Excitement. EVERY VARIETY.OF FURNITURE. IS SELLING GOODS Lower Than Ahy Other Hoube Iff SAVANNAH. HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS FURNISHED. PARLOR SETS, extra well upholstered. FINE BED ROOM SETS, Walaut aud May taogany. 1 f f fj COTTAGE BED ROOM SETS, of every variety. DINING ROOM and LIBRARY SETS. MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS of all kinds. >‘r.w York, Nov. 28.—When at a late hour last &ltt on extra appeared in the streeta with the cx- dsiug news from Ireland, the effect upon the city waa -...equaled since the news of the great victories of the a* war. Places of amusement were turned out by ^ple&uxious to hear and discuss the event. Hotels ad other places of congregation were thronged by juious mu! excited persons, who freely indulged in jjngratulations aud hopeful expressions. Fenians -•Led to the meeting places of their Circles, hoping •* get additional information. Telegiams were sent to urclei iu distant cities and instantly enthusiastic re- i[«nses were received. Stephens, the Head Centre, •a invisible, and it i9 confidentially believed he has laded Ireland. It is said that the Trea&ury of the Ir'jiaiis has uevei been in a better condition than it sit this moment. The same excitement which pre vailed iutbis city existed in Brooklyn. The Irish men oi that city were excited to fever-heat, and kept .MDiUin call lor fresh dispatches over the cable. Important News from Mexico. Washington, Nov. 28.—A report prevails that a col as actually occurred between ine unueu a»wa ci the French troops; nothing reliable, however, suiidan dispatched troops on his own responsibility, jeneral Sherman i9 entrusted with large discretion- 17 power, and his original instructions comprehended- iproject for a joint French and United States protec- -ve, pending the popular vote of Juarez or Mart ian. A special dispatch has been received from LfriJau, wherein he mentions a rumor of the occu- ;aaon of Mexican soil by American troops, but dia- .nhts it. The reporta are; no doubt, exaggerated. [SECOND DISPATCH.] ■*ashinoton, Nov. 28.—Whatever truth there may -ishe report, the President has received noinfor- ntioQ whatever concerning it, that General Sedg- tfer osBbd the Rio Grande on Monday with a brigade Suited States tioops and occupied Matamoras, the fiuouncementof whicli appears in one of the New lo-k papers this morning. French Evacuation of Meiice* Paris, Nov. 27.—Napoleon has Just telegraphed Xfi Mi .ids iu Mexico to hasten the evacuation of tha French troops. s ear iuiiiysc!:, Nov. 27.—Martial law will cease in Par •trmaon the 30tli irist. - - — ' Xtw York Honey Wirket. New York, November 28.—The Commercial’afinan-. ■Jlarticle has the following: Mouey getting easier; banks offering amount® A’eely K5p«r cent, aud leading stock firms find no difitenlty 15supplying wants at 0 per cent, on stock collaterals. banks are receiving currency from the interior. Lie CD call raugco from 5 toTStf eipt ./Wijcoaota -6'iera.Rly active;"prime names current at 6&$7 per •t-t. Foreign exchange nominal. Gold has taitetl a- ijwavard turn. The improvement made in *tocfcs :-5ter»lcy was not sustained to-day, and the market Is ft-e.xLy weaker/ There is a disposition to defer ope- till the assembling of Congress, and until some -$at is thrown upon the fnture policy oi tiie Treasury garment. Gold at 1:30 was 41 %. Railroad, last Pncec, l per cent, lower, and after Board still further ^-lined. Governments fairly active, at yesterday * liui Miscellaneous list dull and lower. New York Market. York, Sow. 28.—Gold weak, at 141.; exchange, ’■I!) days, 'JX&'JX; Bight, 10>» <910*; five-twenties, of ’1. registered, 106; coupons, 107J4@107Ji; ten-fortiey, seveu-thirties, first series, 1033i@107)4; second * r «>. 105H'@105}<. Cotton dull;. ttpJUlds; ~3ttSc.; r Jrte..iis, 36>ic. Flour dull, snd 10@20o. lower; South- tn Ul 2t«a>l6 25; sales, 4,100 bbU. WUest duU. snd !f »5c. l(,w,. r . Coru dull, and l@2c. lower. Rice tuitt. Parley dull snd drooping. Osts lower. Beef Potk dull and lower. Whiskey quiet. Philadelphia Market. bu.iDEi.pniA, Nov. 28.—Flour drooping, super- ?»10 and extra family $12 S0@13 50; wheat dull, ‘ "d 52 75,^2 90;. Southern, $3 20; com dull, new 90 oid yellow 80c.; osts dull. OO^flOe.; sugar , liietiprcvlsious qqipt; whiskey nominal, 80$49c. Baltimore Market. SitTnioBE, Nov. 28/—Flour dull, Chiesgo extt* Ll OOf^n 75; Baltimore high gra&A declined 50C; dull; corn drooping, new white, tfro- ct W8 inactive and unsettled; osts firm; provudons '«?■ Western lard 13 >.gil3)4c. _ far Financial Sitoatton.—A Wvshliigt'ui dis- l«-u Mj.it is understood that the SecipiSTy of iiej.nry wilt devote considerabletitteatibu-iiiibis' 1 ,r; Gromtng report to the question of resumption Of *'* c >e pajments. He will undoubtedly ash Jv? -ifier iKiwer to fond the floating snd non-intereBt r Lligaticns of the Government, snd will like- _ oiiLh^ a more < '°ucemrMtad system of “d^ - **}*?*' "*2 ‘fi«U"n*i bank note, sa a necessary preliminary to H ililLt 01111 '? 011 uf 8 P**'ie paymeut,. ;ljr. jMcCnl 1,1,11 Pi oper legislation, he msy return on.., 8U ;.dwt) within eighteen month*, tm lt is finown to be the"opinion Of ii.ni ^ bankers in tho country that with one h’ k r .'iL s 01 B 0, d in the Treasury specie psyi ’“ lnt fi within ninety day*. And they*! ton “f‘1*S.®W »ud krestfUvrtiy^iqf ” isitevi ^t'luusl Bank notes is one» . ,n< ‘ n,a *° w’d * resumption, and ati ® °f redemption should not, tlierelore, tLa,,?' 1 ! 1 **““ il now *». but, on the contrary, If: *7’ turn ? e . ma< ie. that it should be relaxed. This quam *^torc..itadf upon the early attention at CM- ; tess.on. SENATE. MiumoaKMkhE, Not. 26. The Senate met fit 3 o’clock, p. m. A seat on thb floorTras tendered to Hob. George*. Lester, Of- Cobb county, *nvh. g hiestey at tbe oppiteL The xeatol tbs afternoon vae spent in read- ing bills a first and second time. * ■*" il * Honan 27. ift® Senate met at 10 o’clock, a. m. R*syer by Bey. S. X Brooks. The bill to provide for a system of com- mon school edneation, which was pss-ed ok yesterday, waa ypoomndered bra vote of 18 to 12. Mr. O, P. Beall Introduced a bill to incor porate the Lewis Manufacturing mid Mining C6inpai^f. 11 • • 1 AbiO, a biH to exempt factory employees from road duty; Mr. Casey—A bill to change the tunas of holding the semi-annual sessions of the County Courts of Columbia county. Mr. Gresham—A. bill to incorporate the Rutherford Miniog Company. Mr. VanDuser—A bill to provide for the appointmeot ot s judge in case the presid ing Judge is a party interested in the pend ing suit. .Mr. W. R. Bell—A bill to authorise the owners of land lying on the Middle river ia the county of Burke to remove the obstruc tions from the same. Also, a bill for the relief of James H. Hol land of Jackson county. Also, a resolution providing for the distil butign of thelaws aud journals. Mr. Butler—A bill to provide for the reor ganization of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, and for locating the same in Macon. Mr. Ezzard—A bill to incorporate the Mid dle River Miniog Company. Mr. Gresbam—A bill to define and fix the time when the late war . closed. The time fixed is June J. 1866. Mr. Paris-rrA bill to authorize the con finement of ibonviets in - the jails of the counties. Mr. Strickland—A bill to allow the Ordi naries of this State to issue letteis ot ad ministration.. Mr. Owens—A bill to amend an act in corporating a permanent board of education in Savanuab. Tbe bill to allow the Masonic fraternity to raise by lottery money for budding a Widow’s and Orphans’ Home in Atlanta, was taken up and occupied the remainder of the morn ing. HOUSE QF REPRESENTATIVES. AFTERNOON SESSION. Millkdgevillb, Nov. 26, 1866. THIRD READINGS. To incorporate the Cbestatee Blooming and Mining Company. Passed. For tbe relief of maimed and indigent sol diers (inductee as-tieneflciaiies of the bounty of tbe State all who were Confederate sol diers and Who are now citizena of the State.) To extend State aid to the Wills Valley Railroad. Lost. To change the line between Lee and Ter rill. Passed. To amend the act prescribing tbe relation between parent and child iuhong persons of color. Passed.-. i To amend section 2519 of the Code.— Passed. To amend the laws of this S’ate relative to the issuing of garnishment. Passed. For the relief of H. J. G. Williams.— Passed. To incorporate the town of Eubareliee. To change sections 4249 and 4250 of the Code (punishing rape with death. Passed. To* authorize magistrates to change the place of holding Justices’ courts and elec tion precincts. Tabled for the present. To incorporate Poque Shoals'Manufactur- To provule maimed' soldiers with trans portation going to and returning from the place where they are furnished with artificial limbs. Passed. Adjourned. , „ Milledoeyille, Nov. 27. HORNING SBhSIOS—RECOSSIDERAWOaS. Mr. Barnes flioved to reconsider the bill passed yesterday “to regulate the relation of parent and child among persons of color.” Motion prevailed. Mr. Wicker moved to reconsider the bill lost yesterday to aid in completion of Wills Valley Railroad. Motion prevailed. Mr. Shaw, ot Stuart, moved to reconsider the bill lost yesterday, defining tbe duty of persons owning adjoining lands. Motion lost. iPIClll ORDER OF TUB DAT—-BILLS ON FAS* SAG t* To extend aid to Griffin. Savannah and North Alabama Railroad. Lost—yeas, 62; nays, 74. REGULAR ORDER—BILLS ON PASSAGE. To pay Messrs. Seago. PalmerA Co. for 6,080 k bushel%'dfceorn,s-fti#idshed -by them lor the poor of Georgia in May, I860.— Passed. — „ . . To explain the 3d section of an act regula ting tbe relation of parent and child among persons of colok Passed.- .. To promoter Hie agricultural interests of the State. (To authorize the State Road to transport lime, for agricultural purposes, over said road free of charge.) Indefinitely foamed 8883d section of the Code. Re- * C Concerning jmhllrtihg citations for letters of administration, &c. "Lost. To authorize Rev. W. B. McCann to practice medicine and charge for the same. Postponed for present To amend an act incorporating the town of Americas. Passed. . To locate the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb. Etejt I \$M To change th» time of ^Toaifow all JbysidaMwtohaic medicine four years to practice wilhout^apexp™-*/ “ license and charge and collect for tne same. ^Adjourned to 3 o’clock this afternoon. Rv reference to the reports above, it wilt DEMAND 6 BRADLEY'S CELEBRATED * Duplex Elliptic K r R T S 9 ! Foonn—To die • coMiamboa of Bilbo** ctaal. from lb. TtmiulsrbotVTulvert lo tbe opealnw of TX'HICU are aalveraallr recommended by the me Batksewee. a/*rui =u.» vo ., ” *bov$wlra*i» Fashion Miysalnes as the Standard 8K1BT of tbe Fashionable World. KITTLE S FOLDING SPRING^ERli and MATTRESSES, the best Bed in use, and WARRANTED SUPERIOR to » others. LACE AND GAUZE MOSQUITO CANO PIES, and CANOPY FRAMES. WAREROOMS* .78 Bronglitpn Street, Jeiti-Sm Groceries. RA BABRBLS Buckwheat too barrels Floui. all kinds 100 tabs Batter and Lsrd 100 boxes cheese 200 kira*Qaarters, Eighths and Half bbls. Fish *5 boxes Codfish 250 boxes Baisins, Citrons, rrnnes. Currants, Figs and Sardines 95 boxes Lemons 20 barrels Bams 20 barrels Bacon Shoulders 90 hogsheads Clear Sides and Strips luo barrels .Refined and Brown Bogan 100 candy, Ac., in store, mid tor sate low at wholesaleDjy^^ S0N , Corner Bay and Barnard st 1 eet-. efit\ i will AbidS*!** 'R, InMudtng the EMPRESS TRAIL, PRIDjE OF THE WORLD, " PARIS TRlIL, IMMOVABLE, Ac., u" For 3sle at the lowest market prices, by J. C. Maker & Co. instate Sale. 5,000 Acri j oTTiiubeie.l Land* im m Body AT PRIVATE SALE. BY BELL, WYLLl £CIIRISTIAM. 5,000 acres of heavily Timbered LANDS ljiBR in Bulloch county, adjoining the lands of Dr. Brows, James Young, >»nd otbera, aituated three miles from the Ugeechet* river aud four miles from No. 6, C Kaitread. The Lands produce cotton, corn, cane, «Hc., anrt-is ohe <fi' the most kealt' our Statej tlie society is excelient. Fc_ _ business ami fanaing^t canuot be etcell^d. The above property belongs to the estate.of Ihe late Jobu M. Bums, dcceustKl, and sold bjr an opder of the HonoraLie Court ot Ordinary of Screten oeuuty, No* veuiber term, lstJo, for tbe benefit of the heirs and creditor,oi said estate-. Plot of ti at our oduuti^-rdbnf., Forfurth to uh, «r Mt H. a Kifles^Bo. «, %eiyij±-0& bjk c«ah; baUno with 7 per cent.interest, secured by mortgage on the property; purchaser to pay for papers H- G. KITTLE, AduiinisLmor, ounimeo, testcnru-iUo anneto, . no22—lm estate of John M. Burns, j on, corn, sugar dthy lptatiens to For .thfi lumber n„m,l ‘ ^ «5SS5SSftt!a<^L DO22-10t sWsncnr) XOWi Chairman Committee on Dry 4 FOB : AN O&OINANCK To prevent the erection of awn mg poets and aura poets fnxny of tbe etreeUor thoroaghkree of the City or SeTenneh, and fer the reeaovel of these now standing; to prescribe- the* mode end nn». of oonatructing awnings and kstraira aiona, sad to affix certain penalties for the violation of this or- E. F. Metcalfe. E. M. Bancs ft Co ,,iouIff. O’Connob. .: jjj-J E. F. METCALFE & % Cotton Factors* * Commission r AND Forwarding Merchants, -Vo. 5 Stoddard’* Lower Raage, Bay 8L, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. • Cash adraficee on coneignmante to Norton, Slengh- ter *c Co., New York, and John K. Giliiatt t Oo., Llv- eipooL | ■■'■•J * : ,0(R2-3m Section L Tbe Mayer and Aldermen of the Ctty of Savannah, in Council assembled, do hereby ordain. That, from end after the passage of this ordinance, it shaU not b. lawful tor any person to pot tip or erect, in any street or thoroughfare within the City of Sa vannah, any poet or erection for the support of any awning or sign, whether such awning or sign be of cloth or wood, or any other material, under a penalty of not more than five dollars a day tor every day tush earning or sign post shall be or remain in any such street or thoroughfare. Section 3. And It is farther ordained by the antho- tached to the building for which lt may be Intended by iron or allter strong and substantial metalic brack et or rapport, which, with rack awning or sign, shall be so arranged aa not to interfere with -naiklng or travel on the sidewalk, street or thoroughfare, under the penalty-mentioned In the preceding section for every day’s violation of any paawiaiou at this section. Section 3. And it is farther ordained by the antho* rity aforesaid. That it shall be toe duty of every per son owning, having or asing any awning or aigu-post of the kind crAescripUoa in tbe preceding first sec- awning nr sign-past | and that all ordinances and parts of ordiaannaa. so far as they militate with this ordinance, are hereby repealed. In Council, November 14,1806. First reading of ra ordinance. JAMES STEWART, r bo34—5tj^f. 1 j (l ' ----- pobuShbd FOR 1.7 oj r-a i AN ORDINANCE Office Genebal Superintendent Atlantic ft Gulf Rail Road, Savannah. Oct. 15th, «dent 1 i ad, 1 :, 1866. ) limit all ordinances, ao tor as they militate with this or dinance, are hereby repealed. i.../ is Council, tier. 14th, 1866. First reading of an Ordinance. JAMES STEWART, ttorkcf Obhncil. rpHE Florida Branch Rail Road will be opened to I the Public on Monday next, the 22nd insL Arrangements hove been made insuring direct and .peedy communication by this route between Savannah, old all station's on the Pensacola and Georgia Rail -Road, Florida Central lull Road, and Florida ltaii ltoad. SaVSiWiin ,'w.anM hetwpenihn follmvipf, dison. I-ake City, aud Jacksonville. Tlioaiaaville and Qnincy, Tailahaaaee, MonhceDo, and Madison. Ma.iison and Quitman and Valdosta. Freights between Savannah and all points on Pen* s irula ft Georgia Railroad and Florida Central Baii Koad will be shipped on through rates and without hroakinLT bulk. H S. —- breaking bmk. ,ctl£tf General Superintendent, r.-rastCiV* frfr . ■mw,- no264t LOST, TUESDAY night last, a POCKET BOOK, con- (J >.i.i. g wme money, andaomc notes an<l papers valuable only to the owner. . The finder may return the papers to the store of P Solomon, oppuaite th* Maiiliall House and retain the money, no queMlong asked. ‘ ' aovi^ NEW STORE. BOOTS, SHOES, HATfc AND CLOTHING, At Wholesale and Retail, CHiHfiE or SCHEDULE. DENT 1 LEO AD, S .15.1860.) Road Office Genebal Supfaintendent Atlantic and Gulf Railboad, Savannah, Oct. 15,181 O N aud after MONDAY next, thp ,9jld instant, the .schedules uf foe Bmsanger Trailia o*» will be as fellow's, daily, (Sunday’a excepted): X LEAVE. k 7.00 A. M. Savannah JJJ 6.00 A. M. Thomasville .740 F- JJ- 7.25 A.M. Live Oak .-Ktt r. M. 2.30 A. M. Tallahassee JO.*) IP. m. 1.00 A. M. Jacksonvilie h‘ s' ocl6 tf ’ General Superintendent. /CHATHAM OOriNTY SHERIFF SAI.it—VTU far 1/ sold ou the first Tuesday in December next, De lure the Court House, in the City of Savannah. tween-the le»ii?iaura£f sale, one bay Horse, dn*b»F Mule, and one spring Wagon, sold aa the property of jubn H. Plate, defendant, and Holliday and Mtoaak iilaiutills, levied on by a Distrain Warrant, issued cut of the Houorable the County Court of Chatham poun- n- BENJAMIN L. «U,B, I J no3 Sheriff of Chatham County., tea radinfinran of lb. city In r-latlim to tea it lime of hontft. mul*n and — rthelmpooDdln^of theMme/aadfixte^Se fine tor wapoundlag: aad to eenflrnxformer rosotu- tiooa of OaiiBail on thnaome aabjada. Beciion 1. The Mayor and Aldermaq of the City of Sfivannah in Cooncllaaaenibied,doherebyordain, That irom and vflaf the paamge of teia ordinance, tbe Um- its within which horaao, molea, oattlannd goato may not run or goat huge shall be bounded as follows: On the north by the Savannah .river, on tbe east by East Broad street, on tbe south by Gordon street and on ktie weak by Waat Broad street. ' Hxcxion 2. And it is further ordained, by the aathCT- aforeaaid, Thai tbofisaa toT4mpora«>g Mull be as oars: Fora hdrOe or mole, one dollar; tor a cow, cents; for a yearling call or goat, twenty-five bautmai x And H ia farther ordained by tbe an- inrtrj fformiil. That the aettoxof Hi GttjrCoaul on tb.o,y^p^by te. Cumberiand Valley 16MPIIT, RAHHVHXf, TESK. . -(Mtvw, Isriae snf Lift.] "ftlTlilranl iT^Ti-.i. A ■ idI ftLSAY.AHHAH. U7MAKREHUX. — ■".iSSTST^SS** Sonthern • >; a i rtiiw, !f«ilrTAOAH, [MiJ kM tad ‘' Art prepared to ,zi:UC *1 nrw hf, r 1 »- it-.ajtsa tr&am ... .. 7 Sobfo« only to tee approval of Goasolttng and ex- Ptiysfcians. A party may make application and receive Policy in ONE ! Losses Promptly Adjusted Here. NO DELAY. A Local Board o? Directors, who, with Mana ger, Agent find Physician, are In sured u this Company. -JinS ii kl.i' - ' ' THI8 IS THE - ONLY BRANCH OFFICE SOUTH WHERE POUCHES ARE 1 WRITTEN 1 AN^tSSUED. fpgI3 OOMFA)0T ti prepared lolaraa Pelicieaon 1 as ftvonhie terms as any Eastern company. GEORGE H. LENOIR, PrmMent. S. L. Tbippb, Secretary. betoxncxs : Wing, Tobey A Cm, Banker*, Nashville. Son. W. Mat Brawn, Mayor, Nashville. Boa. W. H. Wilktaaan, Recorder, Masbville. Ron. G. J. Stubblefield, Attorney General, Nash ville. Genoa) N. B. Pearce. Wholesale Grocery and Com mission Merchant Nashvihe. Stratton. Clwney A Roy, Cotton and Commission Merchants, Nashville. * C. Mies ft Co, Furniture and Commission Mer chants, Nashville. . W. J. Parks ft Oo, Druggists, NmMUe. D. Wielft Co., Dry Gouda Merchants, Nashville. R. B. Singleton, Book Dealer. Nashville. F.U Dannington ft Oa, Editors and Proprietors of the Cnlon find American, Nashville. Merrit ft Hill Wall Paper Dealers, Nashville. Dr.’ Frasirr, Senator, Nashville. J Rhom, Editor Tennessee SlaatsZcltong. A Myer ft Oo, Wholesale Grocers. Naahvi le. General J. B. Palmer, Attorney. Morfrealioro. General James R. Chalmers, Attorney, Memphis. B. F. C; Brooks, Banker, Memphis. Hon. Benjamin G, Humphreys, Governor of Mlssis- Every kind of Policy MdtT. in use can be obtaiaed here. - A Life Policy at the age of 30 yearn costs $23.08, for 81,000, ■ A Ten Year, Non-Forfeiture, same age and amount, costs $51.17. ' Where foe premiriw.amonnts to more than $50, one-half infiy'Vcmain on credit. : •«-- »’» ■- • ■- - -±Z- ' ' ' PCBU8HBD FUR MFORRATIUS. AN ORDINANgE To eaconxitfe tee bufldlng at Cfii woKfl -with com municating Water Clodeu in place of the privies aud sinks now in common use in the city of HflTWiuk, or otherwise *pbatTtnting turltee drawer^ for privy excavation*, aixi to promote the health and welfare of the city. - ■ wngpRAfl, Experience baa shown that the existence of privies or siuks in the city uf iavaonah, on the pUo of tlToao now commonly ia \tab, i* greally preia- jiflcul to health. And, whereas, the comfort of the iu- liaOitante and the interent* of the city require test all proper effort* be made by the Mishorittee ot the places drtbeVeidth and weSiro of Savannih. • tecnow 1. The Mayor and Aldermen of the City of isvsnara. in fttswHi assembled, do ordain. Thai the Jlty of Savannah hereby pledge Itself to the paymsm of one baU tbe cost of every ceas-ranlt, wltb comma- oicatiaB water stoaets,oi' ieidaraiUfinW •baraurtftw eivenTtor every tot of sixty feet front, and every trust lot. built or constructed by. the owner or owners H . .. _ . . .1 .s Ohara ffnllnraina Iwswrimee EfttttJ to tbe ADaonnt of it? • r «■ 7. si: v me ; $50,000 on a Single Life, .. FA • •**: . r . ' . This Company was represented In Savannah be fore the war.and.points,.to Jt record of Just and honorable depUqg.wjfo^lJupsgffidiniteeAentb. No peraak with family ttopeodent n^a them, should neglect tofMnre. jtlM Called get djircolar. EASTON YGNGE, ex-Phyatolan. v-1 , R. 3. ARNOLD, Consul ting Phytlciaa. • - ‘ " A. WILBHR, Manager, ' WM. R.- BOTD. Ajrtnt, ~ :i noik^od , w o ,, :i Hi ^.Itoy strcet. Valuable Yftfifirf. Property yer street. r docking 0d0,006 Iteet of tllbher. f•' ' 1; - ^iBTRNR. on the Wharf. ' ST0BE TO. Utr, city. Inqoira at Congrees street T. T. Swann, Aoditorof Mississippi. General X. C. Walthall. Attorney. CoOkeville Miss. General W. f. BraaUy, Attorney, Greonmi iro.Mlss. General A D. Lee, Brooksvllle, Hlae. General J. Wheeler, Cotton Factor, New Orleans. General J. H. Hood, firm of J. B. Rood ft Co, hew Orleans. Generali Gibran ft Austin, Attorneys, Now O • Irani. • Professor J. P. Logan,’ Atlanta, Ga. Hon. Kemp P. Patties, Treasurer of State, Raleigh, North Carolina. General N. B. Forrest, Memphis. NEW -ENOL'NI) FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, to HARTFORD, CT. ' Authorised capital of t s 9200,000. wm. rTsymons, ' Agent for Savannah, poIILIm * . 151 Biy street. FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENTAL IHSDBAHCE AfiEHGT. Capital and laenrttylasaraneeCo ....... ..$1,*00,000 Phatmlz Iasaraaee Co 1,003,000 U.crutiaaal Iasaraaee Co.... 1,493,000 jQaatiattaa lasaranee Ca.., I,fi7fi,f>00 Harasaay Iasaraaee Co 500,000 llOrth Aasertcaa Iasaraaee Is. Total Cash Capital and Assets.$T,DO4,000 Capita). . ■ear Tark Aceifteatal Ins. Co $350,000 liURK, MARINI and INLAND Risks taken In the Jr above highly respoaaible Compsniea on Boiiduis-a and Merchandise, to any amount, at the lowest rates corresponding with the riak. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paid. . A A. LANE, Age-.t, -No. 12 fitoddanl's Ran e, Bay street, nolC^m Stvanueb, Georgia. J.W. f S W & CO. add West Broad street ou the West Bitch cum rank ibaU be located in the lane adjoining such tot, or a | strartmUoiidDg * trust lot, shall be of the depth at a* I—., .i.hom laches below water, and Use bread* of not lrae than eight l'ect, shajl he of brick metenal and areued tightly st the top, aud lie open at the boitos. The plpto, commnnicsUng from each water finest with snen vault, shall not be of eeiaeleee tefli tour Inches in diameter; aud such water closets shall be in Gl respects suitable, amt "ball have the usual ind nroner eavPly «* water. If such work be done *^ r .r _ e5V l... si... ...... onrl lls. Heat (tit flf WILL OPEN THIS DAY, A T her new store, on BROUGHTON HEBERT. General Commltelen and Forwarding Savannah, Georgia. tlTILL sell on Commission, Cotton, Rice, Navel J? Stores, Lumber, Beal Estate, Produce and Merchandise. And will do the business of Receiving and Forward ing, with dispatch, to all American and European norta. on reasonable terms. The usual fticilitiea afforded customers. Conmgmueateimd order* solicited. novl-lm R. M. Hunt, COR. WHITAKER St STATS STREETS, j£EEP8 constantly on hand the finest .and purest respectfully soliClte Mr maewm-n ICB&s and custo mers to gtoe her a call. ■ - »« s-- ,-£U -■ BY Einstein Eckinan & Go., pio. 163 CONGEESS STREET. LenraenUia first d»y of May next. »nd Uw fin* day «< I Two doors *sst ot Boil, opposite MUMItC Hall, her the Jl*y thereafter, 186s, thou Uio city ahnlloiUjf pRJ I __ 1M1 . _ o—.i. nf ihAit. Sto-toitthe raet .tf tne work; an.L iu every caae the J Fall MUUaary a«dFaooyflpads^rMckaraof ttftta work must, be shown, by toe oerdficate of tbe Com-1 teat style snd the beet chotce. _ . , mitteaon StreeW and Lanae,to have been property | Hifr.’ ra. in conformity to the foregoing uronatona. • HnOnoit 1’ And it is further unjsined by toe tliuiHy atoitssH. Tbafco privy vault shall be here- siter ueavated wtthtu tne lunlie of the otty of Bsvan- nahj out, in Jtott thereof, surtooe dram «4»« »ri«k slides: Dot more than six Inches betow the level of tbe ground, shall be placed under each privy apartment or bonae, such drawers to ha bnilt agiiSw to to- raracUons from the Committee on Streeta and Lsnea, i5iaasffi»s?iSSS , jSraSK!!; 3 Ttffvy ot balidlng- For every day’s defsolt In omnolying with any of too praahdofib tf this Suttioo, 3 rMrav in tototatadt be liable so mteaa of notmara TmoSs dollar, and any peraop who ahall barest tar M.ske afiy such excavation as It hereinafter prohibit ed. shall be liable to tbe like penalty cdhb tmora ton T T . .. e A., assrata ravnafialitel fikftU PMlfiitlf 6, Hay, Hay. 50R SALK low, to close consignment. sndthaSMbe I no!2-tf COO bales Prime Eartera Hay. BRADLEY, HILL ft CO., No. 12 Stoddard’s Lower Range. - Bv reference to-the reports - SKSSTOHfKaga bills, for incorporating towns and cities, Merchants itnrPI*ners are tnvited to examine oar stock before pnrdmtn elaewhere. teen iriren to tat»*•* i U>« outtMare, who 'S?Sfo2rte5S 'with ?is Uie lobby members, oyster suppers pagne parties are less nnnieroos- ^The lf«t in uoRoTof the passage of the Maiwn Brunswick Railrwd bill is expected to come off i Forty "iftlftJES- T HE nnderaigned, havingcompleted their DODBLE ffw nRT 0 fiM SSiSffAWf-*.r n e er h ^lflt W,o*J_ vyy gbtoMrticalarattention to orders for plaued and oflee, corner JSS srtia f i :rSaf. ‘ of tbe vslvvfi the fray to'thS jbetfo of and members, officers, reporteri, visitors ana citizens are looking to have » Wish you could be here. Colonel Schtouer is iu town, and I know of no one nwre fltw he “master ot ceremonies ’ ou such an occur Hops st Newell’s Hall, participated in by the young tollto «onernOy, and not tmto- * ^*Tho weather teL'been nnnanaUy fine, and TS» disposirion prevails to make tne most of a tax upon t&dsaE ^’"'Tegelhpffiof toe — •ifjsaiss ** - W!f“ WM. W. MCUULLS&Cfl., r~10iT0N FACTORS AND ■ ( iQlfriKBAI. COMlalbstox AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, SlYANNAH, filOROlA* U Liberal advances made on consignments of every ■ilcle of urodnee lbr sale in Savannah or New 10J»- <;orre«pordeirt In NcwYort, JAMES COLLIS. JW, ft C<)..g6 Froni.jr.tyeet.; . ^ , _• jnr. J^ 11 from the Mayor or the. mitfee, at tne expense snd crwt af ton F« t y h4 T “ , a sack excavations made: Providedsfwsys thwtu toJ ^ ^ b« M lhtoil wSto suy-owner or owners of premises to I All ojftivs Juft id o pteeraede any privy, old or new, with ceas-vsnlt and J —OhitMtf sttcnU^n. wWtar-cUwt, ss in -to* terae ,aratton' tewOribed, or with privy snd surface drawers, as .vo ti,i. section described; and farther, that to rase any privy shall reo (lire to be ciesnefi.; ot be stfewtee condemned by tbe proper authority sAswaissasa, or to tojoriousto health, torn, the asms may be superseded as sloremld, ettlMW with ceae-vault snd water-closets, or surface drawaa. as he owner or owners may dtormlfr, and, ln‘ Case nch supereedore be by eese-vaalt end weur<loseto, the city bear one-toorto toe expense, on ' ireasid certificate of too Committee ou Streeta Saciioit 3. And to ia farther eedeined. by toe authority aforesaid. That to* ttty OooncU abaU be and la hereby authorised to ‘ J. ». HAMILTON. M. HAMILTON. PaperT^gs Window Shades. A. RICHARDSON, JIERCHANDlSE AND SHIP BROKER, 194 BAY STREET, plONSTANTLY on hand. aa4R»r*alo*44owetoiaaiG ^ . corn. Floor, Baeon, Whisksy, etc. Vessels of liliCfl for chartf. ““ * crntnol or Qot< tiacteforYbeeieanihg wirt, ** often urn may beDeoej l **ry. of every pcivy in the ctty, or employ Uoeuaed | Mea^rv. gyry scavengers tor tost purpose, and to tospuas of tea OTdore or aftaf from such pnvlea to such maanaraatl on ye* Sesma-os Connell may determine; ana, for toe purpose of refunding to toe city toe expewee of atoll cleaning, toe annual tax of fitpjtpllan for evar;- privy is hereby laid on the owner or owners of aoch privy, i ihieh taKUftrtl be levttd and collected aa other taxaa. i Z >- - lx Couuctl, November 14tii, 186A — m. Jii fit 1 ^ JAMES STEWART, ■ AT T9E OLD STAND, NO. 160 BROUGHTON ST. »(Betereen Uarnerd end Jefferson street*.) to^ySiMk and pricks before getting their FEU e raiSf i havo bought cheap and will sell cheap, I £sa3s*!S.««s p iksl S^er. Cm Towela, . -.L- hosiery, gloves, ribbons, Sxtinctts, Jeans, FlanneU,ftc.; * Tettrtvi Goods, SCarfs, Hoods, tjontagi Umbrellas and Farosols. andafnjl atoortmo -'Aoiis.-fte-. too numerous to mean gthpl»pure»t anytime, sfidt oc30-lm - C A 1 i, Ui MBS. MARY J. TURNER No. 68 St. Julian Street, £ <wXS d «S e GlU P 0^iS; , ^2”Sffbe^ LA PIERRE HOUSE; 1 mHE VlA GARDEN* LOT, corner of 8had » -- TS^sasssjs.""””®' * s , 9» a*m iimwMi Ft ram ifr ia-sifKRAxI: od*ikll|8n)N A AWP 4 ■»■?.«! - * * ^ FORWARDING KUKSANT/ ? .“■"“^asanasW’ wSr ITjeW-au n -raito- A * Se5&r ■ " COBS. jtl* TLv Apply to ', t- CHA&a» CO**Y ft 00., nol4-tf Conor Bay and Abereonn Cuais. Muarax. ; ,, lK -Jr. tforeeaid com- I G ilding, oiifate. _ — of every deecription furnUJied ,»iid painted at short notice. ^ ^ ghi* potttoeef withprompt > »■ DANIEL M. LONOONs 63. BRUADWA^i '-WEW YORK; E—iC NO. N-. - ■y^ILL sell aU kinds oPWbbteatOstton;, BaffiiBg; gnd wUl execute orders for litTrttfo. buyln^McTcfotorfBe giffTWSffict of Overy detorlp- Uon IWiisHtoiiialnaiiO toiarta solicited. -ns RRPSRSNOES. i In 'savannah—Major A. Porter, Daacan A John- gtoo, N. A. Hardee m Co., K. R Hertz ft to, John 8t re j5?W Yoagrajkifti Lent Icy ft Co- Barclay toil U u3enl D ’advuces allowed/cip Cotton Hhlpnfid.ta — - — —“ •'-erpool. ocl-sm mm CONFECTIONARIES and CHOCOLATES. JelBea, Cordial, Syrups, Figs, Nbta, etc: ALSO, : . 1 ' * — ' ' Chiaaand Fancy Goods, lndta Robber Toys, Dolisand Doll Heads; Wax. Marble and China Ds—aaO DoUHeads, Doll Carriages, Fancy Baskets, etc. novl—9m ' Fashionable . CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, F ASHIflNABLL* Dress floods. Black bma Uaode, - " Blankets and MaraeiUes ffnttte, . , , ' mHMto-Whm, Operaand pjaids, Tweed«.^Jeaa».^CiasiaMgto snd^’iotSa. Ho-Te^offl?"klnda lor Ladles,’ Gents’ and Children. A very large itock or tbs above goods for sals at tbe lowest cate prices by B01X D»WITT A MORGAN, 137 CONGBR88 STREET. Smith & Rand Powder Co. JYHANGE Rifle In Kegt-fll pound*, Yi% poaads %J end IX pound*. fr“-r. In kegs of 96 pounds. ' Canisters of 5 poaads, 1 pound and half ponnds. A full supply of this nneqnaled Powdft niwxys on hand, snd lor Mis by their Agents; noS-lm RANDELL ft CO.. 901 and 2a3 Bay street NOTICE. in toe ctty of Bavasftali Alexan der T. ’ Cunningham, of finrsanAh, la the eeneral’ uartner, and John J. Stoddard, of tbe same place, Is toe special pai tner, and eoatrtbatea ten thousand First Beading of ann bjr iMlilll soli to Itaami. DAVID a»<MUiOMf B«ae^ of November, fd teanlnste <. te find Sixty-eight raAjsr A T. CUNNINGHAM, iTODDAKD, REMOVAL. |:W M V. J * is JfcllrCiii. 1 N e "Wall ^Paper ■ r AMn& - JOHN J. S' orl~jcr~ COHMtofilGN MKROHANT AND Wfl.llIT* J-.iD-V. 1 A - Ksinu) ' * ' v a - ’ BAt, QRAiir a» rtooqci,. : . , 3 EOtait. SCopm. “ d *5 “*• •* W i al dew^SJbiard e^s - wS* mmSSSSS^SSa Z ’*2* JZ^****^ j^lrifitew nte. ofrrT'- •' ■'* . . -1gtoIfprulcto-gmllri nteite rictnre Frames, GUt ypW.O’Bxaax. l’- 1 - ' J. ■.« Bxaxx. r iraoijn-ga, ftc. Ac., always oa hand. e*w. MWfiUCMRblr 4^-1 * frioUtatLX AHi'tiua Dxu'xma in Gsocxaixa, A RICE PLANTATION, containing five hundred JA acres, more or leto plat ter’s measure, known us “ Murrey’s BIB,” situated on tee Carolina shore, AP>ly OCTAVTO COHEN ft' CO. GILUAM’S OLD MILL-” M LUDDDJGTON A 00. it*. /S BITSaato h*A*te flOUSUl _ p * iiannw'' . . _ P»cwrt '-**??*£*$*$£- ‘-»TiitiWyO Qill<*' hY* 'Wiioleeeil© LiQUons, fco., Ac. nepaaifaWBHtf The Senior partner ■ In tola dty for ap- nd J4teraon ^MBBav attest, oAft Dr^NfM DENT3BT, I returned to tbs city, and opened his office in -,rT*T:-l 210 Bay i