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VOL* - 2—NO. SAY^NN^ft #EORGU, TUESDAY. DECKER 4,1866. Jn.Lia i i l i ■ .ii: /.- PRICE. 5 CENTS. News and Herald. 1-UBLlHflKD BY s vV. MASON. ,111 8“ Stubt, Bavamiab, Gao rin.lt Kindred- £(<*■ ....Five Cents. UK. file oo. ' jOP adverthing. [’• J ' rE flrsi insertion, $1.60; each Inser „W 5 CCD '!; t fri-fecUy News anil Herald It ‘lltjsperyoar. or 75 cants j*>rmontlw*v Weekly New* antKHen : ” uea .very Saturday ** »3 per year. >|{ riuiimwoi 1 '... , naatl v and promptly done. fgy Telegraphies U|«C DISPAJtpE?,., Lm MESSAGE. L, THE A«*i6UIEB MIIH K. TuN Dec. 3.—President Johnson reviews Cj heretofore taken, and deems it a subject of | t that Congress has thus far fitiled to I *aM lojal Senators aud Representatives I rSu!«s. whose inhabitants, with those of ■ i.ail^ngaged in the rebellion. In thead- | viators and Representativesfrow any and f ,!itca there can he no just ground of appre- Lait persons who are disloyal will be clothed f, vtM of legislation; for this could not hap- l.-ilicConstitutfon and the laws are enforced l^nt and faithful Congress. He knows no l-riv imperatively demanded by every con- national interest, or sound policy and than the admission of loyal members an represen ted States. This would con- ,- work ol restoration and exert a. most o in the re-establishment of peace, ,.d fraternal feeling. It would tend greatly mfideuee of the American people in the ability of their iust.tutiuns. It would lnsely together as a nation, and enable the world the inherent recuperative ernment founded upon the will of the ilMidblished upon the principles of liberty, isiintelligence. Our increased strength and vspority would irrefragably demonstrate uoieiits against fjree institutions cm our recent national disorders by the ene- •publican government , The admission of umber* from the States now excluded by allaying doubt and apprehension, •j capital, now awaiting an opportunity for the channels of trade and Industry; it. Lr v;at(; the nrosent troubled oqpditioxiof [,ui. and by inducing immigration hid in tbe i fertile regions now uncultivated, and eased production of these staples which greatly to the wealth of the nation and of th** world. New fields of enterprise >]*ued to our progress as a people, and ivastation of war would be repaired and all inestic differences effaced from juntrymen. Jem bay* the report of the Secretary of r presents a much more satisfactory con- rfinances than one year ago; better than anguuie c< uid have anticipated. There tuU no good reason why taxes may not i as the country advances in population and (iyetihe debt he extinguished within ti e ?rtf* century. •;i*M refers with grati fication to the state- t reports of the several heads of depart ed he cannot forego the hope that iJ>nt some resolution in regard to the i Uexico which will conform as nearly * with existing engagements, and thus iitexpectations of the United States^ It is regret that no considerable advance baa - wards the adjustment of the differences & United States and Great Britain, arising predations upon our national commerce ^passes committed during our civil war •obj* ; t«, in violation of international law ligations. The delay, however, may be - resulted in no small degree from the ■ ion of Great Britain, an entire change aviug occurred in that country during m of Parliament. The attention of the was cal ed to the subject at an early v is s.uue reason to expect that it will tfidered in a becoming and friendly importance of an early disposition of cannot he exaggerated, whatever might ;"i the two Governments, rst that good will and friendship between itries cannot be established until a reel- r practice of good faith and neutrality ired between the respective countries, drnt says, in conclusion: OurGovern- ! undergoing its most trying ordeal, and payer is that the peril may be successfully ;asMd without impairing its original Symmetry. The interests of the nation te promoted by the revival of fraternal rb complete reconciliation of onr pastdiffer- rcinauguration of all the pursuits of y h«e our efforts to the early accomplish- * great ends, let us endeavor to preserve ' l *cin the coordinate departments of the 1 :*ai each in its proper sphere may co* ■ •it with the other io securing the main- : - v Constitution, the preservation of the perpetuity of our free institutions. . - V. — From Europe, i cs. u bc v . i!.—The Nt-w iork steameriTCity America, from Liverpool on the 21st "arrived. The steamer Atrato, from the ‘ ls *iiil doing quarantine off Spilhead. *luuch diminished in London, i'roence and Magnanimous are to sail on the 20th iust, on a special '•"‘b anxiety in Paris about the guaranties holders of debentures of two Mexicali ' ‘'■‘ns for Maximilian. boutli American Republics at star: ^’’-accepted France and England’s me- w stationed at the different railway rt *ly for any disturoance throughout h. accompanied by Marshal Narvaez, i*'Madrid garrison. He was entbusias* 7^ before evening the Emperor had Bazaiue as regent, is not believed * hutch chambers have been opened. ' ,Ia the throne says that a budget will he *1 immediately. I. had arrived at Verona, where be 1‘t'Juuiiaatic reception. h/H th.- bill laid before the Grand Ooun- Vhudifiiationa in the Constitution, wh» k.v ' Tot *a* against 5,042. t 1’nnce of Wales and the Crown Prince ^ : Uri itd by st Petersburg from Moscow, •s ; ^ rvice Gazette say s the Government is ^Jptotof the fact that Fenians luj Jw«e in Wand every wMIeI The W -1 * 1 ' >Dfc d in Ireland will no't, therefore, S, ,etr or next r'-'H^ etiUR * )een held in ivdlnbarg by ab out 80,000 p rsons. ^"ttinghajnshire, Lancashire and ^ W w ‘th water; several lives were | is roughly estimated at about a in Bengal is abating. In-Bombay •^subscribed in aid of the sufferers *“ verygoo^ harvestiasgpccted. Buffalo, IV. Y. -s “ Two men named Clark ,nd c«^ re8tCdin Ne * Jersey, charged **** Holliater Bank '"Cm,!! 1 ' 1115 '' 111 '* 8 ,,, ' bau<1 » were aMtracied tnm • |S s “ th “ cit T. The priaonar* were from Ooremor lFrowa Caaada. ' ' " j ' ToaoKTO. Dec. 3.—The a lobe iof today aayi it is not the intention of the fioiamidiit to Issua a special commission for the trial of the remaining prisoners, as was at one time-expected. The time of ifeii judges is too much occupied to admit of. it, I£ ia reported, however, that the trials will come off at the January at > {> pr i Qcjkbec, Dee. 3.—A cable di.pfktch received today from the Secretary of thi Bitlef Tnhd In England an- tboriaing a; fcrthar draft for £3,000 total received from that city to date of £19,000. OrtAVA. Deo. 3^-The diaconnt on American la- voice. for the enaoing week ia declared to be twenty- aevenper cent,, Thai weather haa Hadden|y changed to very cold. ,ou on upper liver cioaed oh Saturday. The Cancl wilt probably clone iu A few days. : - H U *«w York Harktl. Saw Yohk, DOT. S.—Gold. exchange 60 daya, 9 >r^e%fbti lOYt; money. 6@6; fives of 1863 coupon., 108 ; of ’64, 106«@M6Jli; of '66. 107S'@ new, 1D0K9HI8S7 ««, 80S®100; first sdrina,. 105S v second eariea, : XO6S0YO6S; Vir ginia sixes, 60; Uississippi sixes, 87H@89)4; stock market strong; flour dull and drooping, receipt* 16,300 bU4 • wheat dull and declining, receipts 108,600 bush 81a; corn advanced is., rgmipta 14^,080 {katkels; rye dull aqd heavy: oats liuUVpo—f Ml and lower, men *21@3l 12)4: lard dull, at 12@12Xc.; whiskey quiet; dull; barley dull; peas nominal; eottoo quiet at 33)4®34c. fur mid.Ulng uplands; freight on cotton to Xiverpool quiet. flaltuaate Market Baltimore;, Dec. 3.—Flour heavy, sale, of Chicago extra.at $1,1 60@11 75; wheat inactive, $2 80(g>2 85; corn steady, new crop, 92@95c. for prime; cotton heavy, luuidlingl33o.;.provisions very dull. PkUa4ilpfel*Jlark«t. PHtXADEU’aiA, Dec. 3 —Flour dall; superfine, $8 @8 50; extra family. $l‘i@13 50. Wheat dull; red, $2 65@2 90. Oldpelkw cop, S 14. WhiMtey dull; Ohio, 43c.; ^ FBfO^Mn,LE&<ttVlLI,Ei/ [Special Correspondence of the News and Hebald.] Uoledoeville, Dec. 1, 1866. There was a resolution adopted by the House of Representatives a few days since, instructing the Finance Committee to in quire into the facts as to ' the late Adjutant Inspector-General .having, during the past year, collected due : <m-his sal ary, which amount had been accumulating daring the war. The facts as developed are, that the Adjutant and Inspector-General had in his possesion two warrants on the Treas ury, issued to him by Gov- Brown' prior to his displacement by the military authorities of the United States. These the Comptroller General refused to audit till they were en dorsed by Gov. Jenkins. He also got other warrants from <$ov.‘ Jenkins, and thns he re ceived his salary past due, while hundreds who hold warrants issued during the war, ttfltte State Treasury notes, which they consider no pay, but merely evidences of debt on the part of the State, are denied their claims. For one, I think it was but sheer justice to: Glen. Wayne that he should have been paid, and I also think it a denial of justice to the civil officers of the State who frerved during the war, that their claims should be ignored. A bill came up before the House a few days since to pay the civil list, viz: Judges, solicitors, &c., for the years 1861, ’62, '63 and '64, and it did not get a cor poral’s guard of votes. Now these officers claim that as the services for which they ask pay was in no wanner connected with the war, that they are not debarred by the re pudiation ordinance of the late convention, but that they come under the provisions of the second section of that ordinance, which, however,'is not obligatory, but merely per missive. Of a like character is the claim of the public printer at the session of 1864 and the spring session of '-1865. Afier Gen. Wil son took ■ Macoh, -the public pfitter drew from the State Treasury bis pay in Treasury notes, being advised to do so, as these notes would be an acknowledgement on the part of the State that the money was due him. The public printer now proposes to take 26 cents on the dollar for these notes, and the finance Committee has reported in tavor of a bill to thut effect. c , ’Judging from the number of incorporations for-manufacturing- cmriptoiM, one' would think New England was moving down South. This is a gratifying fact, (not that New England ia coining down South, but that our* people are awaking to the impor tance ot diversifying their punwito, apt de veloping their resourcA.) flayjfe nokhope that the day is not tar distant when onr rivers shall become musical with the bum ot .machinery, when barns erected out of our own native gmnite shall overflow with the products of our fertile valleys, when our dairies shall flow with milk and butter from our own farms when thfl Slate quarries, shi^l, be worked, the gold - copper, iroq sfid cpn^ with . Nbfcb our up country abounds, shall be exhumed und made subservient to the necessities, the luxuries, the material wealth, prosperity and progress of our people- Neatly seven hundred billahave been intro duced into the two Houses, nod notwith standing the resolution that no new matter should be introduced after Wednesday last, will bC seen by thejfcftje hafrott,! l»Umfe . come io. The consequence will be that the most im portant business of the session will be crowded into the hist teh days, which are all that now l*inam of the piesent session. : I: enclose you the following specimen of a report taken as it purport) to be by a lady m the gtflery. ({ TI / ^ —ttL t . Debate on the Stay taw, ah HEARD AMD TAKEN BY A LADY IN THE galley. Mr. Speaker: My proposition—the gentle man flrguea—I understood the gentleman— my amendment embraces—the gentleman from Muscogee—the- ; HnuppJ)vHI,ibaa»ljged to nee)—be is removing his property—by the mgbtfl&nao from Cobh—now, Mr. Speaker, I offer this—proposition of ihc gentleman from Whitfieid—the cotton will be subject to—the eighth line of the section—I do not desire to consume—the drop otcottoo pul in the mar- ot the amendment—appropriate the lUJijej fraudulently—rwhy then—1 think it important •? . .. 1 lIlP fiPPGllIl The Georgia Legislature. Miscellaneous. .-jr q rt, a fi -.lit jzi jte ' IP i AH —.CHEBHHSsSSBSSKftSSaS per—-to pttrcuase supplies—for the sugges tion I-made this morning—Qfoiaw w plain— the House should not stultify itself—to sell a portion of the crop—why, Mr. Speaker—I wish to define my position—you’ll get the thing into confusiou—I deflpp by way pf ek- planatioD—to get very inbefl cxciteu—I un derstand the law—what does the proposition injehjuteiy . county line—to open a door for fraud—if we feel in riur conscience—a subititute for the Ction—Striking At the very root— be hand of the Tevying officer—when and thereby afford great relief—to strike oat the BlnUlneciioa-i ^^f^ian r 'wweconfo«ude d -iel g«o- it—that the House now ad journ hj for si > igrali Southebn Ekioiutios.—A London let- says: TKA «ob4 of E4iiopeau ration, wbldi . ;‘bM been mainly directed' to the Northern and Western'States Ibfriotfi .QiihPda and New York, Is beginning t6 flow directly towards IheYSootk. Thn“‘flrst i <lfi8fl packet ship .£*«**£• fit.Mppamkd to 60th Instant froifr . jaydrpool tot Gal vested, with threr hitodfed- emigrants for [inCIALLT BEPOBTED FOB THE NEWS AND HEBALD.] SENATE/ Milledgeville, l)e& 1, 1866. The Senate mat at 10 o'clock a. iu., and was opened with prayer. The bill to modify the couuty court net was taken up and passed. • : T ‘ * .■;/( INTEODCCTION OF BILLS. -.1. Mr, Blonnt introduced a bill to allow the transfer ot license in Stewart county to retail spiritnous liquors. Mr. J. F. Johnson—A bill to allow, the citizens of Twiggs county to settle the ques tion cjf removal of county site from Marion' to Jeffersonville in said county. Also, a bill for the relief of James W. Bry ant, of Fulton county. Mr McD'aniell—A bill to amend the char ter of. the Savannah, Griffin aud North Ala boma;Railroad. It proposes to increase iho number of directors from 7 to 9. Mr. Mims—A resolution to adjourn on Saturday the 8th instant. ; Mr.. Moore—A bill to prdbihit executqrft , guardiaus and trustees to rent or lease real estate which they hold in trust for longer period than one year without an order from the court. Mr. C. H- Smith—A bill to provide for the appointment by the Governor of a Judge ot the Superior Court in case a majority of rotes ia not cast for any one candidate for the office. Also a bill providing that the Superinten dent and officers of the Western aud At lantic railroad shall he paid the same salary as is phid'by the Railroad companies of the State for similar services. ■ • - ' SENATE BILLS ON Tllbllt PASSAGE. Bill to consolidate the Dalton aud Jackson ville Railroad Company with other compa nies connecting with it. Passed. Bill to incorporate the Etowah Canal aud Water Works. Passed. Bill to allow the Inferior Courts of the several counties to pay a competent salary to county coort judges in case the fees of such .judge arc not adequate for his support. Lost by vote of 18 to 20. Bill to incorporate the Albany and Atlan tic Railroad Company. Postponed till Tues day next. Bill to incorporate the Cliestratee Bloom ing and Mining Company. Passed. The House bill to provide for the stay of executions was token up, referred to the Ju- 'diciary; Committee and ordered to be printed. Bill fo amend sectiou 2,188 of the Code. Lost. Bill to extend to orphan children the bene fit ot dower. Lostr Bill for the relief of executors, guardians and administrators from personal liability iu case the same may have become insolvent by reason of the emancipation of slaves. Lost. Bill fo allow planters and farmers to ship over the State Road 500 bushels of corn and 2,000 pounds of bacon or pork frecof charge. Lost. Bill to require creditors of insolvent banks to present their claims to the assignees ol' such banks within u period of one year. Passed. . i. Bill to change the time of holding the monthly {sessions of the county courts of Dougherty, Worth, Baker and Miller coun ties. Passed. Bill to remit the tax on liquors for the first piarter of I860. Passed. Bill ta exempt from taxation the capital stock employed in the manufacture of cotton und wool. Lost. Bill to make provision for the payment of bonds Of the State shortly falling due. Passed. , Adjourned till Monday morning at 10 o’clock. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. AFTEBNOON SESSION. Milledgeville, Nov. 30, 1866. The House resumed the consideration of the bill io exempt from levy aud sale proper ty in Georgia under certain circumstances. After perfecting the substitute, tbe previous question was ordered, aud tbe substitute was adopted and passed. This bill provides that one-third of old debts must be paid 1st of January, 1868, and the other two-thirds in two other unuual instalments. The failure to pay the one-third, when required by this bill, only subjects tile deleudaut to a levy and sale lor tbe one-third only- MORNING SESSION, Milledgeville, Dec. 1, i860. Mr. Morris moved to reconsider Mr. Stew art's amendment to the above bill, which amendment was agreed to, aud Is as follows: Provided, 1- That nothing iu this act shall be so construed as to prohibit persons from carrying property or produce from one county to anoihe, for the purpose of sale; and provided further, tbatcitizeuschangiug their domicile from one couuty to another iu Ibis State shaill not lie prohibited horn carrying their property with them where the same is not done to evade the payment of their just debts.. i The Speaker decided the motion out of order, and Mr. Morris then moved to recon sider the whole bill. Mr. Shaw, of c-tewart, addressed the Hoase, saying lie wished hi enter bis protest against tbe passage of the bill. Mr. Morris spoke in favor of his mo lion, and Mr. Dorsey in opposition, as also Mr. Stewart. Mr. Ru-sell, of Muscogee, was in Tavor of tbe reconsideration to amend Mr. Stewart’s amendment, and also to offer an additional amendment, “that the pro visions of this bill shall not apply to debts due to administrators, guardiaus aud trus tees.” Mr. Ridley spoke iu ojiposilion to the reconsideration. The motion tq reconsider was lost. . Tbe rules were suspended, when Mr. Adams offered a resolution looking to the purchase of A. A. Smelts’ library by the Stite. Mr. Wicker offered a bill to authorize tbe incorporation of homestead or building asso ciations in ibis State. (A good bill. It al- Tows any number of persons in any city, town, county or village in this State »o or ganize themselves into an association without an act Of the Legislature. The passage of this bill will greatly curtail the ordinary busi ness of the Legislature.) The committee on the boundary line be tween Florida aud Georgia reported, TCfom^ mending the line rnn by G. J. Orr as the permanent line between the two Stales. BILLS INTRODUCED. Mr. Holiday—To authorize the transfer ot license to retail spirituous liquors in Stewart coflnly. Mr. Hardin—For the relief of J. M- Danie*. ; Mr. Rhodes—To change the line between Chattooga and Walker counties. . Mr. Kibbee—To change the line between Pulaski and Wilcox counties. SPECIAL ORDER. To aid in tbe .completion of the Savannah, Griffin & North Alabama Railroad. Messrs. Stallings, Stewart and Binder spoke iu favor of the biM- No one replied. On the passage of the bill, the yeas were 64 aud nays 67, so the bill was lost. ^ BILLS ON THEIR PASSAGE. ‘ For the relief of J. J- Anderson, a recon sidered bill. Passed. To cbflbge the time of holding the .Supe rior Court in Richmond county, (Changed to tke.i first Monday in January and June;. Passed. To regulate the manner of giving lands for, taxation, (must be given in by number of district and county). Pendiog the aeljon on this bill tbe House'adjourned until 3 o'clock p- m. * 4 ; DEMAND BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED lex Mlrotio i*a! tu; S KJrfc ^rnicii aro uiUvereally recownendefi tka o > j Fashion MajrexlDrt ag the Standard SKlKT of the / *'. * , Ta»hlon*Wfe’Wofl|.'' wBJ flnjil all styles, including tbe i v , > i.. *. EMPRESS TRAIL, 11, :prioe of fnE world,- PARIS TRAIL, ” •’ ' IMMOVABLE, * For sale at the lowest market prices, bp J. C. Maker & Co. imm & wajid, 87 Water street, New York, IUPOttTKIU* AND WHOLESALE DKALKBS IN RICE /''VlNsKiNMUNlB solicited, onjatucb liberal ad- vai.cmw'nts win bn made. SAVANNAH NATIONAL bank. MEICUil ANTS’ NATIONAL BANK, of New York dly. ‘ no7-lm* F. BROWN, Jeweler and Watchmaker. r JMiE ENORMOUS and ruinous rents now asked for eligible utoreebas induced the subscriber to remove bis jewelry ami watchmaking business to Broughton street, over Cullen’s Crockery store, next to Wald- burg’s new store, where he is pr«nired to sell Jewel, ry. Watches aud all other goods in his line at greatly reduced prices, and lower than any other establish ment iu the city. His stock embraces Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and Jewels of all kinds. Silver and Silver Plated Ware, «• ' lioll-tf Clocks, Broches, etc., etc. $ A. HARDEE 4 CO.. COTTON FACTOR *i * AND General Commission Merchants. Liberal advances rnn dp on consignments. Sales mart© in $*Yami*h on New York or Liver pool, and bat oncommission charged. nol4 Office General Superintendent Atlantic & Gulf Rail Road, Savannah. Oct. 15th, 1866. rpHL Florida Branch Rail Road will be opened to X the Public ou Monday next, the 22nd tout. Arraiigctuems have been made insuring direct and speedy communication by this route between Savannah .md ail Htttionfl on the -Pensacola and Georgia ”* J ‘ Road, Fl< Tula Central Rail Road, and Florida Hoad. Through tickets will be sold between the Mlowing plm** s. viz.: Savannah and Quincy, Tallahattee, Monticello, Ma dison, Lake City, and Jacksonville. Tbouuisville und Quincy, Tallahassee, Monticello, and Madison. Madison ;uid Quitman and Valdosta. Freights, between Savannah and all points on Pen- sacola ^ Georgia R ulroad and Florida Central Rail i koutl will -be Hhip|>ed on through rates and without breaking bu!k. H. 8. HAINES, octlG-tf General Superintendent, mm OF SCHEDULE. Office'General Superintendent Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, Savannah, Oct. 15, i860. O N and after MONDAY next, tho*22d instant the Schedules of the Passenger Trains on this Road will be oe follows, daily, (Sunday’s excepted): LEAVE. ARRIVE. 7.00 A.M. Savanuah... 6.10 P. M. »i.oo A. M*. Tliomasvillc 7.10 P. M. 7.25 A. M. Lite Oak 5.45 P. M. 2 :»i) A. M. Tallahassee ‘ 10.20P. If. l.oOA. M. Jacksonville. ....12.00Night. . H. & HAINES, f«clG—tf General Superintendent. WAJMTED, 1 GENTS, $150 per nnuith, everywhere, male and A.female, Jo sell tbe UeuUiueL'omiuoo Seuae flam, uj M'Wina Machine, tbe I'fealcrt invention of I be „->e. Film $18. Bvery M.tcbinc Warranted three tears.’ A'ldresa SKUOMB A CO., uolU-lmil*w Oievelaad, Ohio. f 1HATIIAM COUNTY SHERIFF SALK.—Will be V sotilflii the first Tuesday in December next, be- I.tu the C iurt House, in the City of Savannah, be- Iivcvu the legal hours of gale, ooe-bay Ho*se,«»a b*y M«k>, and .>ne spring Wagon, sold as the property of John 11. l'late, defendant and Holliday and Mitcnel, plaiiitill's, levied on by a Distrain Warrant, issued oat id ibe Honorable the County Court of Chatham conn- ly. BENJAMIN L. COLE, U c3 bheriif of Chatham County. swffiiiigrte rr uij -((j:. ; >u!.a. f)ir stJ,'.,n i LABZ), *o. )"<*. d;. - u« ulUha i J OGSHEADS Clear Ribbed 1 HWfJtegs flatter, tJbteaflSMkto sujl Laa.’Jibf-. ■ ia^RasMftUDiiSO.i.Gi ’>di Mflfltrd qpalUM : :-> »1 ii. bywlOnrilm, a—anha, ahd Tallow ..SEBSffa Laadlafland for gala by * . , SCRfimWN, aMOTfcCO., fi Hodgaou’a Building. mil . Bay afreet, opposite Jefferson. j. ffonkels, Lacy & Co., TaikTESNTH AND CH1STNUT STRUTS, PHILADflhPNIA. 1 Mat Rrnna, fll«|ahlly Carpeted,. “ = * j - And furnished complete as w* hjave a suit of 1 Mat Rooms, ■» -*=> | . And fun PARLORS AND CHAMBERS. Purchasers can see bow a suit of Furniture will appearU TH8IR UOU8K, aad can, from these rooms, make a better selection than th»y can from Furniture promiscuously placed in Isiffe wsrerooms. no27-*m IMPORTED AND DOMfiSnC LIQUORS. QUR stock to equal to shy In the dty. Call end judge tor yourselves. n#27 SCRANTON, SMITH A CO. Corti and Oats FOR SALE. 6 000 landing from Brig ’ “GEORGIA.” no2T •■■■ N, A. HARDER A CO. Hope, Hope. SMALL lot or Hemp and'neX Rope, for sale low, tq clsse consignment. JONES A WAV, ■otT ‘*9 Bay street. G OOD BOARD can be obtained, with a fine large room with fireplace, by early application at No. 126 South Broad atreek novl9-tf Proposals Wantt-d. T)BOPOSAL8 mm requested for the following _L namedFaidle Works, as directed by resolution of CiGrCuuncd; , I >■ First—lb restore the banks or Screven’s Canal. Aecond—Toreauue the culvert ander the Central Railroad qmbaakmeni, being part of. tha wreck «.f ,lhe woodqn eewurs rouuiug ihrungh the laud* of Me«rs. Ulles A Bradley. Third—to build a brick sewer four feet deep, east, or and parallel with the Canal. ' Fonrih-fTo dig a continuation oTB’lbo’s Canal, from the Thunderbolt Culvert to the oneaiaa of the Park sewer. Parties {wishing information in relation-to-the above work are re erred to i ho City Surveyor (office, thiol aiorjr Kxch mge Bunding,; for drawings and details, and wnl eubuiit their bid. in writing (stating lowest prfre and names ut sr-curities) to EDWAKD C. WADE, Chairman Committee on Dir Culture. n«22-)0t Cfl’tt^lhVA SQU, EXT door to tbe Thea're, o’peii'dillyi'Snndays excepted, from 9 a. in., to9 p m. Colored'people Will be admitted en Tuesdays and Friday.. no2(Mm* 1 THK1. MBVBS. TO Tl iGOi rpHE highest price con be A any kind, by applying at the OUK BOW* cUO obtained for GAME of Gardening Land For Sale. in ACRES, in 25 or 50 acre Lota, situated on (he J\J Louisville road, five miles from Savannah, well wooded; and adapted to raising all kind a of pro- viateaa. Apply to M. J. BUCKNER, At Einstein, Kckman & Co.a shoe store Evil’s Soap and D&tidles q/h\ «oSes RtuaiFaMfr,W^Palfij ! I i 1 ;L ZUU ISO gross Toilet Step, Ml rty lea. axes Mould Candles, sixes and eights. For sole by llANDRLL A CO., no3-lm 801 and 2(13 Bay street. Eor Rent or Sale. Baton, Hams, Laid. J UoT received and for sale— 25 hogshead. Clear Bacon Sides 50 hogsheads Clear Rib Sides 30 hogsheads Prime Bright Shonldei s 20 li.rceg Pure Kettle Rendered Lard •25 i ierces Choice Sugar Cured Bagged Hama 15 tierces Sugar Cured Uncovered Hams W. D. WHITNEI St CO., nol04f '• No. 4 Harris’ Hange. ISTuttingy Powell & Co.. BANKERS, maIcon. GKO HOTTING. POWELL, 0. . _ A. H. L IRAAC SCOTT. WWABflPAIWtW^^ J F OR many years a Teacher, Tuner and Repairer Of Pianoe in tlna ciiy, aolicda, a share ol paiwe- "linlers left at fl. S. BOGABDBS’Store will meat wiib prompt aiteiition. do2-1m THOM. W. BROOKS MANUFACTURER OF . FURNITURE AND GENERAL k^RHOLSTERt. ' SS4 Dae Street, Pkiladel^U, PS. N. B.—All ORDERS sent by Mail prowtdy a anted lu. . 1 tm-tf For Sate. ’ACRES; more or leas, PINE LAND, In the 26th District Of Wynn Caooty. Also, 614 i Land in Glynn county, known as Pepper a i!XSo. 202fi acres in Leecoontj. Alao, i A acrar Phld Land in Pierce County. Ga. Apply • gfjj, ^AALEaUBSTF, 09-lm ; ^ - MfittW-.Q* CHATHAM COUNTY 8HERIFFT8 SALK LL be Rohl, at the risk of the torn on the first J&umtoF Itoltoeisnher SrJsS3tSAmteafns=? menta thereon, in Liberty Word, erty of SavMnah, bounded'on the iiiittt kfl Stoteflflte^ —> »>. ff” President afreet <m thee^hwJttjotg^stoeSbtmfl on the west by LorSo. 18. I^vied on aa tba property agiigasJsRBaMhBaag SRtJSSfJStStt nov3-M n E anbscriber offers Eifingbun hip property in E county) fifteen miles from the city, for rent ur - ”'- i - i n»ofTwo Plantations adjoining, g one thousand acres.. The land is very iyto him, ruC JeAte er, or to George W. Wylly, of Bell, Wylly A Christian. WM..H. OOVLEB. COMMISSION MERCHANT AND WHOLESALE DKAhia IN ; Hi to : , ' HAY, GRAIN ana PRODUCE, Corn. Oats, Meal. Feed, Bran. Oil Cake. Flour, Bacon. Galt, Rope, Ace., • - Const ratly receiving, and for sale at the lowest wholesale rates. ' “ 1 Agent Savannah Flour Mills. IHO Bay Streefi Savannain Enw. O’Bxasta. ’ J. H. O’Bxnia. Ldw. O'liyrue A Non. Whoi.es> i.« iso itcran. Dkalxks a LlQDOBS^A&jtC. j . TKTE Sbllclt a abate of Ore patronage of onr friends fi itette EubHc 'iWBrilly. The Senior 04 thin firm having done btlalnea iu this city for up- Corner Bryan and'Jefferson ; ocfi-ly wards atthfrfrfiwoyei W. T- WOOD, •- ePfriuaroti, Amiij GENERAL COMMISSION Tz ..... ' and FOKVARIIINtt MERCHANT, Mm IS Stoddard’s Lower •sage, fray Street, ■ if-- w ’ SATANMA*,. OA. ■" *1 ,, ■: Ui -at ■ r;: JtMEHSM t TIUIIStI, UUm 8A5BLE&T - .KLfMWOHTTW OSnOAH ANflRBffAlU MfUgestS-Itt* Julton nnd flrysn fltreets, SAVANNAH, GA. s ti'ii kl'iu !>!>.: Insurance. ir-^:^ J ■ i,.’ , 4 Having fotaMMma fl^’ ’ . j.d >ti’ IrJi LtA0 ‘ rt l *' *l)f'"iHrVl Soatterir Bmfict Oi ■,it • • • ,. O /jq ji: hi I» s a t 4;.C*C V.-h , iwii ton fl Are prepared to i.l fiiJa.- qqn a >. * Subject only to tlM’ approval of Consnlting and er- A party may make application and receive Policy In ONE 'GDAi^F'i Losses Promptfy^usted Here. NO DELAY. A Local Hoard of Direetors, who, withMana- ger, Agent and Physician, are ln- . sored ia this Company.. THIS IS THE ONLY JBJLSNCH OFFICE SOUTH WHERE POLICIES ARE WRITTEN AND ISSUED. Every kind of Policy. NOW in use can be obtained here. > a A Life Policy at the age of 30 years coste *93.08, for $1,000: A Ten Year, Nonforfeiture, same age and amount, costs' $51.17. Where the premium amounts to more than $50, one-half may remain on credit. Insurance EffnMd to tke AUMunt ot $50,0Q0 on a Single Life, IN THIS AGENCYr ' , OetjSi lulfc fo hi This Company was represented in Bevanneb be fore the war, and points to a reeprd of. joat and honorable dealing with aU insured iu the South. , No person, with family dependent upon them, should neglect to Insure. Call and get a Circular. EASTON tONCR Ex-Physician. R. 3. ARNOLD,tJonaulting Physician. A. WILBUR, Manager, WM. R. BOYD, Agent, no?2-eod ' Si Buy Street Valuable Wharf Property FOR RENT. T HOSE valuable WHARVES arid TIMBER BA SISS, known on th Wharf having a front ri.er, andgunainghm The Basins have a capacity! >r ducking ^90,000 feet Forparticnlars.aMilyto. ... no2o tf JOHN F. O’BYRNE, on foe Wharf. STORE TO LET, ... i ,v ,j ftMittii vt» aiiflw iurf’ I N the b«it business part oftne dty. Inquire af i he corner of Drayton Street end Oefigreae street Land. . For Sale, : 1 : ^ 6 000 BCSHELS YELL0W C01lN ^ Apply to' CHAS. L. COLBT A CO., nol4-tX Corr.er Bay and Abereofri ‘streets. ’ Cnnis. Mubpht. Cbas. Ci,a*x MURPHY & CLARK, HOUSE, SIGN. SHIP AND STEAMBOAT i • painted.;-..;, J ' /l ILDlfta, Graining, Marblixg. And Glax V3T ot every deeoriptfon furnirtbed and abort notice. . . j ik. g ire left et onr fehop will jneet with prompt J Attention.. - ' >I : is tooMy DANIEL H. LONDON. NO. 63, BROADWAY NEW YORK, Shipping and Uontinfesian Merchant, TTflLL sell all kinds of Tatreeeo. OotlMi, Bugging, n Grain, Seed, 4KC-, and wlH- exeeflte. OBlm*. for buying Merchandise and proancc ol every doscrip- tkm. Consignments and orders solicited. • REFERENCES. In RavANNan—Mqhjr ArPbrter, Uuiurep i John- aXd A - JjorA. m Co., ■ •: • : • . liifr K. «. Hertz'fr, Cfr, John Is Nsw York—W. c.' Len^lcy h Co.. Barotoy A Livingston, Wm. Watson A Co. , d advances Mlowed On Cotton shipped to Eyre’ KvanaAfo., Liverpool. ‘ ~~ r ■.fin v.j 1,1* ili > : DAVID R. nYLLOtf, Banker, 2*4 BAY8TBKET. REMOVAL W M • J hue «!, M J LA UCHLI if • D^fEW/N/i’ VSsi - "W^all Paper • «nu? 8 ‘ W in4pw Shades, Bar ttrmuvtd jte tt»e RtoHaw • OYER- HHiLaMAN’S DRUG STQfRE, A large sasortnMflt of Wan Paper, WindbW'Shadea Gilt Cornices, Curtain lmndr, - PWfaro Fraaes, Gilt Mouldings, Ac., Ac., always on hand. / ! . ORDERS HOUSE, SIGN MfD P A I R f I: f 6 PHOHPTL V no22-)m ,uo«-. WhoLefisde 1 - InsoMnce. CurtdJteriand Valley QfllPiRY, OF NASHYTIXF, TESN. OFFICE IN SAVANNAH, UT BAT RTREET. Aulhsrlud Csyitol, ! I. $000(000. fradooMPANT ta prepared to l»ne Fo ieies on X as favorable torn** ay any Easteru Company. LENOIR, President. Tobey A Co., Baaksn, Nashvilie. : ”• Mat. Brown, Mayor, NashviHu. • H. Wilkinson, Recorder. Nssbvillq. Stubblefield, Attorney General, Nafib- • l : nu. p»v • . ”1 ■ *'. ' a) N.' B. Pearce, Wholesale Grocery and Cbm- Merchant, NaahviLe. m, Cheney A Roy, Cotton end Commission its, Nashville, i t A Co. Fnipitore and Commission Mer- SebViUc. W. J.jFarks A Co., DruggHt*. Nashville. D.' Wfcl A CS., Dry Goods Merchants, Nashville. D. J. Ueyethardr, Dfy Goods Merehent,Ni<shvUle. W. C.lCollier, Eovk Dealer, Nashville. S. H. stngle&in. Rook Dealer, Nashville, P. C. Dnnniugton A Oo:, Editors and -Proprietors of the union and American, Nashville. Merrit A Hill. Wail PauerDealers, Nashville. Dr. Fnssier, Bens tor, Nashville. > J Rhdm, Editor Tennessee Stoats Zsitung. A. Myir kte, WUoltsale Uroter,. KaShvUe. General J. B. Palfter, AndVney. HUB lW61»oro. »*erkl James R. COstaMM, Attorney. Memphis. B. F. C. Brooks, Banker, Memphis. Hon. Benjamin G. Humphreys, Governor, of Musis- Ippi. i Hon. T. T. fiwann. Auditor of Mississippi. Ovneral E. C. Walthall, Attorney, Coffeeville Hiss. Generfil W. F. BranUy, Attorney, Greooimi.ro,Miss. General 8. D. Lee, Brooksville, Miss. •euerdlJ.'Wheeler. Cotton Factor, New Orleans. General J. If. Hood, firm of J. B. Hood A Co, New Orleans.. Generals Glbeon A Austin, Attorneys, New O . leant. PlotetoorJ. B! Logan, Atlanta, Ga. Hon. Kemp P. Patties, Treasurer of Stats, Raleigh, North Carolina. * • Genera' X B F< r.-est, Memphis. KBW ENGLAND PIKE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CT. AuthorUed'Cwpltal of i i, $0110,000. . wm. rTstmons, Agent (pr Savannah, ot6-lm 151B iv street. fire; marine AND ACCIDENTAL A6EH6T. Capital aad Assets. Security IuuraueeCo $!JM>B,flfl0 PhcewixIarereacs Co... 1,693,000 Intermi tional Iaiuraace Co..., 1,493,900 H.aha ton Insmramee Co. 1,076,000 Harms iy luiuranef Co 500,000 Wart Is J mertemm Issswmnrc Co.. 900,000 IttalOuh Capital aud Assets.$7,094,000 New Yi Capital. rk AeeMemtal Ins. Co $350,OCO litlRE, Marine and INLAND BUks taken la the 1 above highly responsible couip nieswn u u >.u...^B tod Merchaudise, to any amount, at the lowest r.ttrk corresponding with the risk Loaves dqaitaMy adjusted and promptly paid. A A. LANE Age t. No. 12 Stoddard’a Han «, Bay street, no16-3m Sivannah, ftoonris. no. W. ANDEBSOH, J.W. Goueral Commission and Forwarding MKKCHANTS, , • CORNER DRAYTON AND BRYAN 8T».. hfolvannah, Georgia. on Oottuftimion, Cotton, Rice, Naral -cs, Lumber, Real EeUto, Produce med Mercbtud Aud will do tee bueiuesa of Reoeiying and Forward ing, with dispatch, to all American end European port*, ovr rfasouable terms. The usual facilities afforded customers. . Consignment* and orders solicited. novl-lm R. M. Hunt, COB. WHITAKER ii STATS STREETS, K EEPS ieonstontly on bead the finest and purest French and American CONFECTIONARIES and CHOCOLATES* Jellies, Cordial. Syrups, Figs; Nuts. etc. ■j ■ aij*o, Chins tod Fancy Goods, India Rubber Toys, _ . Doitsaod DoR Heads; Wax, Marble and China Dolls and Doll Heads. - Doll Oarriages, Fahey Baskets, etc. p*vl—2m Fashionable AND SHAWLS, G'ASHJOHAOU.B Dress Goods, J? Nail t/reas floods, Bitot feia and Marseilles Quilts. . Flannels-Whitt. OpeVa and Plaids, Tweeds, Jeans, Csssimeres and Chubs, Heat bed Shirtings andSbteiUgs, Table Damasks and Towelings. Hosiery of all klmis lor lAdiea,’ Gents' end Children. A-very huige * lock of the above goods tor sale et iiie lowest cash i rices by DsWITT A MORGAN, Hall j • . 137 CONGEK88 8THFET. Smith & Rand Powder Co, Ride la Kegs ■ 71 pounds, ligl pounds ounds. ... t j * . • i kegs at tS pounds, f • pounds. 1 pound and half pounds, lyof this unequaled Pbwder.slwaysoa ' b> their Agent., KANDELL A OO. 201 and 2*i3 Ihv street NOTICE. rxtaB nnderslffned have entered into a limited pert- X nerahtp, under the firm name of A. T: CUN- ir the tTMeaettonora General Corn eas ia the city of Sevseuh. Alexan der T. Cnfinlagbam, of ttovanuah, la the general -partner, end John J. 8todda*d, of toe asms place, to toe special banner, and contributes ten *h*i—w* dollars (o the common slock. This partnership la to com atones on tha twentieth of November, Eighteen Bn- dred and bixty-slx. and A. T. CUNNINGHAM, JOHN J. 8TODDARD. ”14411.1.1 A M’H OLD MILL.” LUDDENGTON A CO. Y~h Rmflod iflBAZ. Mwuyr on htod in Urge qnsntl. U Mca dafly greand, and asn.make it espsotollyto lbs lelsrrtoof ill and Bay Merchants who fill —in^to tofltsw UW khsir potrenage: We re- tssthsabov*,. - a warehouse, <90 - v lav e*.*J2BSSt3SMB3a- .iA Aiiiitur ■IRVPACinUMI Culrl- iLyaJHE LcjW ju« illiw u■ ‘ii-riJ o of Gaeififd $ Klngareeeanatod HUUHF. GHAMT, R.D GUXRAEU, E. L. BOLCOMEB.