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VOL. 2--N0. 282. . ■ £/j jUI I ftr HAH H SAV^N^Ap, GEORGIA. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1866. PRICE. 5 CENTS, Daily News and Herald. THE OBOKCM LBGISL1TCBB. reasons **' r * ? '■« ' ,r ” ! 1 W. MASON, S. in Bav gnr, fiATAnwaa. 8» Illlll } | I {waotAUT aaroBTBD *«> THX mews uinuu.] OF AI>VJ IING. S** aofaK®, flrat lMer,to ®' ieh Inner £***•» ~* WeeklifNews ancrHTrald jggued every 8»:urday at >8 per year. PRINTING, The j O B gtylo, ueatly >nd prompts dope. horning dispatches. SENATE. < i i - Mffwnftgvma, Dec. 7, 1866. lie Senate metal 3 o'clock, p. m„ and af ter tike, ootkflldentloii of the bill compelling coate'tb be paTdTn 1 advance, the passage ot a bill for the relief of executors and guardians,, and the introduction of a bill by Mr. TJiorn- I ton providing for the fanning out of the Penitentiary, adjourned till 9i o'clock ^to- morrov morning. MiuiEdoeyiiae, December 8. The Senate met at 11 o’clock, p. m., and wap opened with prayer by Her. Mr. Brooks. 1 ' ■' The motion taied to reconsider the reso- [ lution of Mr. Ezzard to refer the question continuance of the county courts to iplo at the next general election. <. y The bill fo extend State aid fo the 8a Van- i. Qriffin and North Alabama Raflroadwas passed by a vote of 21 to 13. Mr. Owens introduced a resolution, which was adopted, to provide for tbe payment in Owpa or the From Washington vusnsoTox. Deo. lO.-Mr. Wade reported.freinthe umniiv* o" _ , Territories s bill to admit Nebraska, a j inirolooo^ a bill to admit Colorado, which Utter re'erred to tho Committee on Terrltprlea. ", from the Joint Committee on Ke- , hmmt, reported, with amendments, the bill in- , bT ' Mr. Williams on the flrst day of the eea- ™ , regard to the term of offlee. It prohibits re. * the consent of the Senate. Re Mr. . _ 1 sterling of certain State bonds foiling dne 1 in 1868, and payable in the city of London. Bill to require costs in suits at law to be paid in advance. Lost—yeas, 10; nays, 27. Bills were then read a second time. Adjourned. HOUSE OF representatives. AFTEBNOON SESSION. ;fi0« t MlbliXpoEVTLbB,. Dec. 7. The House resumed the consideration of For relief of certain persons therein men tioned—to pay for supplies furnished negro flPllin MMjtruciioo of tbe San Franm.co Central Pacific S,ilroad. Referred to the Committee on Public Liada. The bill toregui»M» •**« — | Withdrawn. Dlitrlct or Columbia, was toSon np on motion of Mr. 1 ^ con^^ate Dalton and Jacksonville Merrill, Mr. Trumbull bav g P T I jt a ji roa( i Company with others (Senate bill), tiled to have up the biU to repeal the amnesty power | P * The balance of the afternoon session was spent in reading Senate bills first and second time. BYENING SESSION. 3 regulate the elective franchise in the I 5? 18 * for th ® Georgia Military Institute o» the President. Boose.—Under tbe call for bill*, the following were Introduced aud referred: By Mr. Ward, of New York-To guarantee certain State* that bavo been In rebellion a republican form of go\eminent. By Mr. Darling—Granting right to land far the Snb- Biriuc t able of the Amorican Atlantic Telegraph lompany- Bv Mr. Ko.lgera—Bill to repeal the neutrality laws, I lt ls not trno, as telegraphed hence, that the Su-1 The Senate resolution authorizing certain repairs on State House was concurred in. BILLS ON THEIR PASSAGE. For relief of George Downing. Lost. To dx day of the date of the abolition of slavery, and to fix the value of Confederate |irHM court baa mad. ’a"rrte dispensing with the tost. I money fct OOrtwn dates. Lost. Utir it is still administered. ! “ I To pro^ for the appointment ofaStato Tllfl united Blaus ConsulatToTrease The salaries of the Sectaries iLi- Slate Departmmrt .bat MaxUnUran w» Ip Imra l Qf ^ Department. Lost, u.iraba <>u Uie isth of November lbs, theCl^ of I,. ^ ele mpt practicing physicians from road Mexico, aud that tbe l»mted States mission WES likfc- ^ -. * » To authorize bailiffs to summon grand and petit jurors in certain cases. Passed. To regulate the drawing of jurors to try criminals where the punishment is death hr coofinemont in the penitentiary. (They must ]v to l>e regarded in a friendly manner bj the iFrencb 1 id that Republic. * \j J j Lorenzo Sherwood, Esq., late of Texas, appeared on | opening of United Suites Supreme Court this morn- jug, aod requested permission for Govertior • Hsmil- * 1 i l COOuuGluGBU ID illc pcullcuuiujf. { l uvy u j aud biuieelf to reargue the conriitatiofiality of 1 ^ arRwn f rom the Grand Jury box.) Lost, tbe laws prescribing test oaths. Permlssl pnn to Ble a motion lu pursuance of bis nlh llio Clerk. ■ ; f i The Crepe salts—Tbe _ lUtci Ma tie. Sheep and H«f> la - the leetksra State,. . “ . - W Among the documents that accompanied th$ President's message os its transfSMon. to Cosgreas waa tbe report of the Com mis. ■loner of Agriculture, which bean date No vember ?0tb. The ,following extract, wflf be found interesting: ! , A reference to the condition of. the chops of 1866 may properly be made at this lime, though it is too early to obtain completdre- tnrns ol com and cotton and a few other products. • j Tbe regularly monthly crop returns of the statistical division of this Department have hitherto included only the States east ot the Rocky .Mountains and- north of Virginia,. Tennessee and Arkansas. Hereafter all iwill be included, except the Pacific Stales, from' which returns cannot lie received, in scasdD to go into current jnonitfly exhibits with! tbe other States. Due attentfon will be given, however, to tbe colleotiou of agricultural statistics of these new, productive and pro gressive States, with their peculiar and'ex ceptional indust)leg, from which so much is expected in the future development of the country’s resources. J The wheat crop of 1863 in the twenty-two Stctes reported was very large; ip 1804, tae estimate was, in roupd numbers, 13,000,000 bushels le&s, or 160,000,000; In ; 805,148,000,-' 000; and the present estimate is still further reduced to 143,000,000. Returns from, the eleven Southern States, so far as received, warrant an estimate of 17,000,000 for ithat section. Texas has produced a large crop; the other Southern States less than half the average product. The crop of the Pacific, States is very heavy, leaving a tar greater surplus for export than the entire amount.of. the crop of 1860. Prom all tbe data received in the Department ihe total amount of wheat produced in 1866 may be estimated at 180,- 000,000 bushels. The crop of 1859 was 173,- 060,000, and that of the present year, at the ratio ot increase from 1850 to 1860, should have reached 242,000,000. The supply is about five bushels to each inhabitant, or hall a bushel less than in 1859. The corn crop is moderately large in quan tity, but deficient in quality, and may he es timated at 880,000,000 bushels, about 40,000,- 000 more than that of 1859. it would have been an excessive product bat for the re tarding influence of cool and rainy weather, and the consequent damage by frost si In some Southern Slates a very small yield is reported, while in Texas the quantity i'simore than au average. In the Northwestern States the injury from early frosts was severe While there will be a sufficiency of todd'for man, the supplies for the domestic animals will be unnsually abundant. The hay crop, slightly deficient in some sections, is large in others, and ot more than average quality,-and the estimated total product o? oats is sixty per cent, greater than in 1859. The products of gardens and the yield of potatoes; aud other roots are also in excess of former years.- in . Vie- Tke tlar Lstv M WWllN araiMrs ‘ ’ tWr- fcno#i*rta tbe bill v* «r *. Main, ckt- VMSed both HomMAf tbe ykgtoatare. B wiUfeofo ably receive the ExecuUve dlwpprovsl, niAjority ie saffieieutteeverrale tbe -rate-.' »« ! . A Bill to be enNtiM'emwiMt^lir tWraNsr-ariiM r.nmar •***>* nf 1u-ope/rtti Wider certain (^i ^ ka^or propJrorofSetoitom^bU^Stil.'SfokSay •tTAOtitieO iamM an MT’inteMiL -drtV firtefti. of ,aBjeaMt. heretelum or b "f■eUvr tf > Ae;/S»j t »'* upon any contract or I lability made or incurred prior to tbe afatoHone. 1885; or in refreWaItfaer*«<bui«h bearing a rabeequent date, except tt tab WUo«ia« BsnBtt; Fur rrif jfcirrt lh» nrlxii * on said execuuon, and no more, which oti or after the flrst of January, 1886; ” whole mi or after the fleet <rf January, defendant abaii endorse on the exeoeUon a tbe beueflta or tbia act: Provided, when* voj payment shall be nude oh any debt; Judgment or •n*» cation, tbe amount an paid -snatt bA dribuMd Ikes* The Knickerbocker . .. .j ; ; rr i ub mum ttirm. the ono-UOrd aotlwnaaikto be Wvied py thtatet. Sac. X '1 bat this Act shall not app y to execotion for costs/nor to rales against officers for models nor to shy proeaat agaiaat paraoao boidlag doonas or aCseta, aa bailaea\nor to excontora, ailJillplWrS»wsnr ga*r- diane, or other fldociartea. to.Uie extent, a lush may may have converted tbe eatatif into cash, knd tulad to pay outtbeprweedain-doaeoiiraebfadiataiswntioSF; nor lootaea, wham plasatiff, too.or her aflpsihor stlSa nev, shall nuke oatlt tuat deiemUnt reii>Vw bejlowd the l.mit, <jf tUe Hhttc, or is abontto remote Inn tba -state, er-bas abaronded, ia abaedwdiog, baa tmaovsd, is removing fo* property, or fraadafeaUr ooorar- To define the laws relative to the setting ne,t I apart of the twelve months’ allowance to the widows and orphans of deceased persons. (The setting apart mast be for twelvemonths after granting letters of administration.) Passed. - To amend charter of Hamilton. Passed. To define the liabilities of principal’s se curities on criminal bond?. Lost* To allow the Ordinary of Talbot county to appoint a general administrator for said county. Lost. To amend 1971st and 1973d sections of the Code. Parsed. To amend an act defining court contracts Passed. To regulate fees of Justices of the Peace. Passed. To mode of selecting jurors by the County Judge of Chatham. : To incorporate the Georgia Company Eb ottldntbr-Uii and-flntu, for neglect of ruad duty, or prooeaa Uboert by tfcauniiaau for, Um support atwkwwre agd m pliahd, uor to Kxprcaa ConuNUUea, north Kailroafl Ooiapaui'eA in caaea where they are reapobatbie by «x- lstiua lavra lor goerie loat or stork destroyed by hM -corporate couipanvse ; Provided, tbet tiMUlg in this Act aballbo ao couairued ae la prubiUt persouv from carry iag-property or produoefroto onecouuty to — other, tor the parpose of sale ; add provided, ~ tbat citrena dunging their domicil from on io another, in ihia State, shall nbt be prohibited . carrying their property with them, when the samete not done to evade tbe payment of thetr Jest debt*. SKC. A That all eutoMs el limitation routing lieua affected by tbia Act, shall be * aspen dad dm o’clock, A. M-, to- From Enropos London, Dec. 8.—Consol* firmly field to-daj at 88>^ £8S‘ 4 ; Panama Railroad bonds firm; Five-twenties, of ’65, C>9*±{§)G9%. Fb4Sxpobt, Dec. 8.—Five-twenties rule very steady in this market at 15%(g^l5% cash and short time.' Liverpool, Dec. 8.—Breadstuff* closed heavy, with only a moderate attendance of buyers. Wheat offered u 11 decline per cental* and corn at 80s. 63. for hand- come American white. Queenstown, Dec. 10— noon.—The steamship Elna, from Boston via Halifax, and tbe steamship Tare, tom New York, arrived here this morning, kn route to Liverpool. London, Dec. 10—noon.—The Times, in an:editorial this morning, says the Fenians have been fairly check outed, and that it would-be madness on the* part 4b: wempt a rebellion. Cardinal CoUen, a priest, is urg-1 passed iai the Irish people to an dbediefifee to law a4d avoid-1 House adjourued till 9 of all secret alettes. ArtmtertlUco|.mm^to|morrow ^ Dec. 8. toon. | On motion <if Mr Byrd, tike "House recon- Pinis, Dec. 10.-The new MinUter to the Unite! I gjfierea ffie Senate resolution- (refused yes- Slites. if. Bertbeny, sailed for New York to Bator I terday) to adjourn this General Assembly dtv. I tim die on Friday, 14th inst. Roms Deo. 10.-Some of the French troops are Mr Shaw moved to reconsider the bill (U»t atm here, and will remain «miU the end of Dhcemoer. I yesterday) to regulate the LtvB^oou Pee -lA^Th. cotton market opened ae- nailing jurors for tike taal ol onmihals where live at ~9atard»y’» prices; sales t>d.y premise to I the punishment IS death orimpn reach 16,000 bales. Middling uplands. 14<L ! -J the Penitentiary Motion low- London. Dec. 10-noto—Money market qUt; con-J Mr WflllS moved to reconsider the bill (lost .0^88^; dividend Fives, 71*. j Y^day) ^bl.c admunstrator — I in Talbot oounty. Motion lost. From Mew York. I xhe House took up the Senate resolution sew Foma. Dshta-Airtven. Blsing 8tar»from Ae- (reconsidered this morning) relative to ad- pinwall She brings owe jnllUon two hundred sod journment. ^ iixiy-three thou^d one hundred and ihir^n dollw. Mr Gunnels moved ^ strike out Friday, Ic treasure. Several noUbUltle.. atUoludTto Maxi-114tb, and insert .Thursday, 13th. Motion uUlan’s government, mrtved jroterday ^ fbe J l0 ^ eSeMte station was then concurred in—yeas, .120; nays, 9. tag, scare Unit orcoaceeliilit tbe same, to avoid the nest*' meat U f hi? j usi ddbtlNo* to otuehffor-kUiJS^ the cuutlmiance of tbe Acl. Sec. 4. That any officer or othsr person vMtoag this Act. Shall be.gniUy.of trespass, ead babla to tbe deieiidaut or persou injured, in damage ’ Art* Or the aaiotiut tif the juagmeat, ordrt Or decree, upon Insurance. Of New York, Haring established a Seutbern Branch Office SAVANNAH An prepared to flublsct only to the approval of Consulting and- ex- PhyridanH. A. party may make application and receive Policy In • . iM&km, BHADLEJTS CELEBRATED • Dilplt'nc Eil^ptio K IM T S , ■^yHICH are aclrerssny rtrommended by the Fashion Magazines a, lb# Standard SKIBT of the # i: : : » .• k.t;; nfi i.. . TaAftoaable World.; LADIES! arm flud all Styles ihelading tbe EMPRESS TRAIL,* ’ PRIDE OF THE WQRLD.I : ■ UAUIS TRAIL, - IMMOVABLE, Ac., ‘ For sale at the fOscM market price*, by Je Ce Maker & Co. •*<*'■*•** •+' - ONE DAY I Losses Promptly Adjusted Here. NO DELAY. F. BROWN, jeweler aruL Watchmaker. ’ ill Ij;. • i i ■ • ■- I ‘ rpHE ENORMOUS aud rutaous rente now asked for I - . X ■ .-insiT- y I TXTE hkve a suit of eligible a tores has twfaead the subaedher to remove iVV iaaued, durtucAUsconliauanoe of this Act, shall have tuo rigiit, with, or without, tha ooasent of tbe plain tiff,' io cause a levy and sale to be made, whenever he security shall make oath that tbe principal defen dant has brought himaelf within the provision of tha second auction ol this Act . .« sec.- 6, That whenever any plaintiff or security shall attempt to have an execution levied, for any of the eauaea stated in the eecoud aeotiuu, the defendant or other peraon claiming the property .about to be levied on, may stay said execution by Ahng with the levying officer liis affidavit, denying tbe extetence of tbe Raid cause, and security in double the amount at the execution conditioned to pay the plaintiff such damages as may, by a Jury be asaeaeeo. In case the issue ticrcmaltur provided for should be fbund against Dim; aud where the defendaat.gr other person riaiu- ing the property levied ou, is unable to give security, ho may maktl his affidavit of inability, as in runs of appeals, in section 3043 of tbe Code of Georgia. , * ‘ ■ Sec. 7. That tbe plaintiff or dgfonflM.t, as tbe oaaa tnay be, may traverse tbe allegations in tba affidavit of the opposite party, which traverse shill here- peutned to the next court, from whieb tbe execution may have Issued; and the (ruth of tba same shall be tried aa in. cases of illegality; and where the, issue ia found in favor of the plaintiff, the execution shall proceed for the whole amount due thereon, in the same maimer as though no affidavit had been filed, as well for tbe original execution as for tbe damages, which maybe assessed ia favor of tbe plaintiff. Sec. 8. That where property subject to an execu tion, may be levied un,. aud the property levied oil is clauned by auy persou other than the defendant in A Local Board of Directors, who, with Mana ger, Agent and Physician, ore In sured in this Company. eligible stores has taifoeydtiie subscriber to remove his Jewelry and watchmaking basinets to Broughton street, over Cullen's Crockery Mora, next to Wald- burg’a new state, where to is prepared to sell Jewel ry, Watches ami til other goods fit bis line at greatly reduced prices, fifed tower than any other establish ment in the «Up. .-I Ris stock embraces THIS 18 THE ONLY BRANCH OFFICE SOUTH WHERE POLICIES ARE WRITTEN AND ISSUED. Gold and SUiffr Watebes, Diamond* and Jewels of all kinds, Sliver and Stiver Plated Ware, noU-tf . ” ' Jgjoets. Broebes, etc., etc. Every kind of Policy NOW in use can be obtained here. A Life Policy at the age of 30 years costs $23.08, for $1,000. A Ten Year, Non-Forfeiture, same age and amount, costa $51.17. Where ihe premium amounts to more than $50, one-half may remain on credit. ~~~* . . a , « . ' , • utiiuifu ujr <huj pertMiu uvut*r muu me aoiuuuAut iu The cotton crop has suffered from 'labor*- edition, such persou may pmy the one-thir<l doe on be mude, derangements, alternate rains and droughts, insects, and the previous neglected' condi tion of the lands. Before the picking com.: menced, the indications, from official data,' pointed to somewhat more than one.-tinrd of the crop of 18S9. Ravages of insects and other causes have since rendered probable a reduction to 1,750,000 bales Of 400 pounds each. A special effort has been made to secure an estimate of the farm stock of the South for 1866. Returns have been sufficiently full to warrant a preliminary estimate with some degree of confidence, which would give a re sult, in comparison with the census of' 1860, as follows; Horses, 68 per cent.; mules,'70 per cent; cattle, 65 per cent.; sheep, 80 per cent.; hogs, 56 per ceut. These estimates lor States are as follows : States. Horses. Mules. Cattle. Sheep. Hogs'. 82.591 67,012 409,934 307,229 9TO.12T ■■ 79,913 38.450 232,797 93,265 : 316,4# 7,530 6,873 256,119 8,031 104,696 71,924 60,641 583,411 384.4631,425,281 33,842 54,139 227,059 90,626 272,844 67,015 63,112 401,449 282.106- 813,967 99.436 33,916 486,476 399,1261,201,753 48.675 36,507 315,201 270.880 4S2.889 226,887 69,489 382,365 619,3891.679.76I 293,128 62,167 3,111,476 904,086 1,193,233, 172,547 28,710 643,122 (61,536 959,851 $50,000 on a Single Life, IN THIS AGENCY. aaiA execution, aud it shall be the duty of the levying officer io endorse ou said execution the name of tbe persou paying tbe same, which endorsement shall operate as a transfer of the execution to tbe person -whose name to so endorsed, to tbe extent of the sum -paid by .him. Sec. 9. Whenever the debtor end creditor shill »j}Vce to submit to arbitration, for equitable adjust ment, the matter between them, end to submit to su award aud judgment,*as prescribed by tbe existing laws for arbitration in this 3tate, and to tbe arbitrators ally mid every 'matter, which Wonld render a com promise fair and equitable, tbe executkm Issued on the judgment founded on any award.so-made shall nut be subjest to tbe provislous of this Act,, but may be levied for the whole amount, as tbougb this Act diu not exist. : ■> ■- Bsc. 10. Repeals conflicting laws. batian, from Vera Crus; among tbe aud staff, on tbelr way back to England... Alabama Arkansas. Florida... Georgia... Louisiana. N. Carol’s. 8. Carol’*. Tenn Texas.... Vlrgiula.. Total,.. 1,183,488 518,(176 6,990,406 4.009.7*5 8,822^41* Laborers oral of Employment. BcRtTNOTorr, Vi_.. ^pe.JIO.—Eight hundred men ire thrown out of employment by tbe barging of ft sooleu company's dye bonne last night Arrival of Steamship Javi Sew Yoke, Dec. 10.—Tbe steamship J Glasgow, is now coming up the .toy; tovi Iffc steamship Britannia, from 'Glasgow o! xliich had becO giteu upifiSfqg^. j . i f i. i New York Market. Sew Yoke, Dec. 10.—Money active at 6; Gjold 137x Eichange 9 ; flvos of '62, coupons, 7J^; ’64, ’45.7; new issue, 9; tens, 100; sevens, 5J4; live and tend upward; Flour 10@lfiotowt 21539 Lb Is; Wheat market dull and drospii 164.500 bushels; Com 1(9to better; roceij bushels; ltye quiet; Oats'Tc hetfet-'/brSI ihado easier; mesa, old, $30 18; new, rtcad.v, bsrrejs llM@l*Jf c : ^hlskfiy ffulfr ud nominal; Cotton quiet at 33@33)lc ft , . . , SPECIAL OBDEB. An not to levy and collect a tax for the sup port of the State Government for the year 1867 find for other purposes, was taken np by sections. The bill of last session was passed with ihe amendments noted below. Tbe first ■ section was amended so as to make the va, from | am0UI1 t to be raised, outside of specific texa- - in tow | tion> ahalf million of dollars. The fifth item of the second section was so amended as to make the tax on billiard tables in incorpo rated. toWBfix $5. In the same jection, 10th item?'436 aathe tax on circuses for each ex- hibitioi tefftrioken oat, and $50 inserted- A new item was agreed to, which declares per- , sons who raised money as agents for hiring roeelpta I laborers to go out of thf> State, “laborer bro- ;receipts I per*,” and to put a specific tax on them of tbe 3d, 13,4000 1 $500 GPork* MrJlcWhorter mqved to amend by ad 74; tart ding finothe* item, to ta» fine dealers $2,000, he*quiet I which was not agreed to. 1 middliBf j " Mr 6o^ad moved to t(nke out the 12to nplaoda; Freights firm. item, which taxes liquor specifically 20 cent* per gallon- He spoke at some length in I tavor of his motion *' ” *" ‘ pkiiadeipkife Market. - | ti'vor’of hismotion.' Mr Brock against Philadelphia, petv fftaWt declined end de-1 Mr Dubose njoved » Bnbstitute for the 12th pressed. Flour-NoriMjert. $U«$G; w$eto nomi- item, Which »ds thus; “The sales of SplTl- nai; red, 65®70c.; cormuTgted^j^iest; qew. $i 80; I toons liqnort Iti this State shall be :d, *1 17; oate steady, at 67m; whiskey nominal; I only to au fid Valorem tax, bat BOtMOg A Case off Jealousy In Wsntlngtos-One Woman Attempt* to snoot Another— Wretched End of a. Canary Hird. The Washington Star of Tuesday evening has the following tragic particulars:. “Mrs. Martha Ferguson went to the resi dence of Miss Mary E. Cecil and a contro versy arose between them about the former’s husband. Miss C. seized Mrs. Feigus iu, and attempted to put her out, when ihe drew a revolver, presented it at Miss Cecil's breast, and snapped it three limes. J u at ice Thompson held the prisoner to bail in $1,000 for her appearance at eburt. “From tbe subsequent statement of Mrs. Ferguson it would appear that she is about 37 years of age and had been living in Wash ington with her husband, and they had with them the complainant, a young girl. About a year ago the husband, it is stated, sent his wife to his friends in Ohio for her health. There she received information alleging that her husband ‘ was living with Miss Cecil as man and wife. She immediately came to Washington to look- after him. Upon going to his house she found he had left the city. She traced him to B iltimore and back sgaiD, and thinking to find bito at the -bouse where the complainant lived with her mother, went there. There she met the complainant and saw a canary bird, which she underetiood tier husband had given the complainant, who, out of respect to the donor, had called it “Jimmy,” which exasperated the-prisoner, and she took the bird and wrung its bead off. High words ensued, between ner and Abe complainant, and the latter seized her to put her out of tbe house; She drew a revolver and presented it, and tried to fire it, but it ■napped two or three times. Some one intertered and prevented auy futther;fighting between them, ahd the officer was sent for who arrested her. Tennsylvaute, 36; Ohio, 43. Frost Imunim, Nashville, December 6.—A resojntion to adjourn December IT and assemble. January 14, waapUopted iu boifc bwMbee ,of the Le gislature tifqfairji rilv* J i , At a public meeting of a portion of the colored laborers of this city, a strike for forty cents per hour was agreed on, iufd two bun- dred lieedmen struck for that price at tills provided shaU interiere with the licenee fee now imposed by law upon dealers in 0 P‘ritu- onsROuon.’* 1 A memorial from the ‘Board of Trade” of Macon and one from the * tffisrsnoah. Mr. B&rnes _ Mr Soefid ’s motion. Mr Dobose’s flubstitute was adopted--yeas 81, nay* 58. . , Section 3d w«e stricken out. Sections ftli, 5th, 6th, 7th and *th * er ® agreed to- Mr Moses offered an additional i section that if •WftOOO general tax added I to the specific taxes do not rase sufficient levee tbis'afternoon Dr. Cafe, State Senator-ftom Albion conn-i ^' appropriations made, at ty r reports Sta’SaSX the GotemoVi" anthoriz^to counties artlblCrhiled-at tffeidrathat their tote *ea«o ^ ^ general taxation TWe lormer chattels may be enCranchwCd, while j raeeHteB ^ yil penenil) and or- ihcy are cxpfnded from $ dered^h^mhted forthwith to the Senate, driving off the freedmefr-ood^ toreata or I - u oxact ly the same aa the rev- violence. On Monday tfigM, •* Union City, I *«stef**“ ilh t ,. a e . ceD ii 0 n Tala Company was repmnted in Savannah be fore the war, and points to a record of just end honorable deal tor with all insured fat the South. Mo* person, with family dependent upon them, should neglect to Insure. CaH and get a Circular. EASTON YONGE, Ix-Phyaiclsn. B. 3. ARNOLD, Consulting Phyeician. A. WILBUR, Mauager, WM. R. BOYD. Agent, no22-eod 96 Pay street. Cumberland Valley . H8U&AICE COMPANY, OF NASBVILLF. TBVN. (Mira, Martee asd Lift.) OFFICE IN SAVANNAH. 1*7 BAY STREET, ■ttorind Capital, i • $900,000. fTtHIS COMPANY la prepared to l*»ne PoTlclee on . . as favorable terras as any Eastern Com: any. GEORUB H. LBffOIR, President. S. L. Tbippb, Secretary. This Ogiicibu* Tonic Bspcclally-deslpned for the use of tbo Meflisai Messioa awl the Faiily is now indorsed by all tbe prominent Physicians, Oiiemiets and Coanplaseurs, as poettertng all those ' nlrinsir medicinal qualities (tonic and dhtretie) -itelonstdau :) which OLD AND PORE GIN. We trust that onr eatahttsked reputation—founded upon eighty-right yearn of experience—abundantly vindicates our claims to public confidence, and guar iiii’eea the excellence of this Standard Article. Put np1n eases, conteiaibgoifedonen bottles each, and sold by' ‘I’c •- • H . G; U U W E SOLE AGENT FOB THE STATE OF GEORGIA SAVANNAH And all „ jts, Grocers, Ac. A. M. BININGBB k CO., (Ea'ebUsbed 177A] Sole Importers. No. 16 Beaver street. New York. Oplntoms off tke Dreed. The Binlngem.NO’. T5 Beavsr street, havt a 1 Very trigh repuuoktn teaestaln, ae the oldcet and-' liouae in New York.—Home JouruaL Tbe uoneeof £ M. Blnlnger * Co., No. 16 Beaver street, hasTHtittitned-far a period of ritobte Tears a nvutatton that may welLbe eorirtL—n, Y. Bvmring Post. , leo-eod-dA wly. ■! to alanu I enoo bUl ol laa.wU£ number of Shota I ofSeTmmfiS^ta m 1 h.ve noted them Uie colored vicinity, *J by six ruffians Great Bufferini Chattanooga.. A ne^resa R bunty who, fordolhing, had on ihe cape of a soldier’s blue of era baked from the waist up, and w or clockings.- An old bed-: was discovered flying blanket^ helpless. In tick negro mau, unable to *aieo np by vermin. C. was brutal!^ fiolated j g^yned till 3 o’clock p* m- iexiste at 1 , D Ua m.-Ito New York papers speak of tho ut^dttto of short dresses as already In general n!tt aajfiSowfir. According to the Herald they are onrimairy'^'*. v** ladies and gentlenien. With U Was I ^JZTgKllIM, ou aoeount at convenience, and bro<MBS to sweep Bit tiiiBAdmin* X Palpable Hit.—John Walter, Esq., pro prietor of the London Times, attended a ban quet, given in his honor at Colonel Forney’s residence in Washington city, on Tuesday evening. Oblonel Forney proposed the health of his distinguished guest, which toast was felicitously responded to by Mr. Walter. In referring to the remarks made by the difir. tingnished gentlemau on that occasion,* the Washington Star says : ' ; j >* ‘The style of speaking of Mr; Waiter (is that of the cultivated Engbshnutn. and prac- ticed parliamentarian, uud $i^e k most, ,fiw vorable impression, litJjs |e® porid..,ifian that of the most of onr public speakers, is plain, conversational, aud has, in fitct, not a. particle of “bunkum” about it. Not dnee tod Mre Walter allude to the British Hon We hope our sinkers who may have occa : sion to prate aniim will not flaunt our noble national bird too freqhently for his inspec tion and admiration. We trust, too, uiat they will take it for granted that he is' al ready a*fi* thAtBWwwItoO' •nr rivers the longest, onr country tire fredst, and onr institutions the expansivest of snYhe i i i '*—-— i l -*~- Ihe Pabdonino Fowa*.—The ■; tvrttjwte pwu i in Congress upon the motion to rspestl that j »» «yy! aT sectionpftoe.eopflstoHaata^t which 1 kntifiR’-j ires the Prasident tergrant pardons erg shows that evea- in ’ that <body there *°me men who know ihAt thurfcbwer is de lved from tbe Constitntion. The New York World quotes three Attor&e) United ritateaf-Wiiiata; Wirt, J. M. FeUr Grand}—WbhjTe that « “ riiiiitir pardon even befqrn trial j I ride r times Some women with Mrge tbe last fashion upon ▲ Lion in his Oi*d Age.—Wben a jouug lion renctassUieaHe of two years bo if,Able to strangle or down Ahorse or an ox CLOSING OUT SALE. The uxi Jereigneo, intending to m*Xd a change in ,1s business, offers nie exteuslve stock AT NEW YORK PPtrutd FOR CASH. This stock consist* d a HVbtiCTT ASSORTMENT Of „ fJrocertes, Lkjnors, ; Wines and Ales, Together wilh a fine ifock of BOOTS AND SHOES. RETAIL MERMAN** and COUNTRY DEALBRb Will find it to their advantage to call and examine .these geodi, which age. q> JgJ Forilively Ois- vueed mf befoxe taeflratftf jaa'uary. . nnvls-lf I’M lrouxhtaa street. - JoS. A. RoBEKtt. *. NepmatsA STARR A ROBERTS. Shipping and CottirrilssiOri MERCHANTS ililjM :<0l£ ««'e.I ibo; ... S AJl'ANNAR, . 3“-' UUCTfil mivaaroe-on^’iirmriEsmeMt 04 Other ate* < 3 end -,:a., ^pg ! fBsrttoUtev eEentatoMtonta t^stofilhaMuf pUes for Mmrotectarey^c. ■ dec* Tffitl mind are per- • twenty years after And taloes -Shew no _—year, „ feet, and he grows no mere. For he arrives at maturity his fangs and taloes Ho is no loogsr m nuUch for the tremendqnl he is orermatched even by the pesceful ot* so prowls sround the cattle brawls, and jlstdlRR Store becoming * at night shares the same fate. Wl * ■ tTwn *^h end sight noir ‘ “ J His strength end sight e more end more, till the mighty lion mid crawls mbontfrom plesi ffl be cen piefc up. IQCVfi JWI* _____ MM animal nsthe field , . T^L^saBd fifes, or is fallen ou endriaugharoedbf'eii-Wet^SlOrortomrl Georgia. |a ( i.-J- ui W. B. Miax, (Late of Georgia,) New York. ClEpWfiB StofitiEEtl, UTfiare fully J*”* 1 . 0 *^** aTfrvMS A fftM- 9(f u; .ewtiqUrt hi y. ;li DO-rlth .ii ahw' imecEtaetcdte tkc Amount of bsfsbbncis: Wing. Tobey A Co., Bankers, Neehrille. Hon. W. MM. Brown, Mayor, Nashville Hon. W. H. Wilkinson, Recorder, Nashville. Hon. U. J. Stubblefield, Attorney General. Nash- vllle. General N. B. Pee roe, Wholesale Grocery and Com miaakm Merchant, NeehvUie. titan, Cheney * Bey, Cotton end Commission iaB,Ntehrilte. C. Mies k Co., Furniture and Commission Mer chants, Nashville. W. J. Parke * Co., Druggists. Nashville. D. Wlel * Co., Dry Goods Merchants, Nashville. D J. Meyerhardt, Dry Goods Merchant,Naabville. W. C. ColUer, Book Heeler, Nashville. H. B. Singleton, Book Beeler, Nashville. F. C. Dunning ion A Co, Editors and Propriotoro -of the-Onion and American, Kaslrvtll >. Merrit A Hill. Wall Paper Dealers, Nashville. Dr. Fraairr, Senator, Nashville. J Rhum, Editor Tvnnceeee Blasts Zeltung. A Myer * Oo., wboleoala Grocers. Nashville. Gena,aid. B. Palmer, Attorney, Mnrfreeboro. General Jsmai B. Chalmers. Attorney, Memphis. B. F-C. Brooks, Banker, Memphis. Hon, Benjamin G. Humphreys, Governor of Mlsria- H«a T. T. Swann, Auditor of Miaeierippl. Gsneral E. U. Walthall, Attorney, Cofleeville Miss. General W. F. Brantly. Attorney, Greenm>>ro Mine. ueuerat n.r. w«uuj,aivwincj,ww General 8. D. Lea, Brook.vUle, Mias. General J. Wheeler, Cotton Factor, New Orleans. General J. B. Hood, firm of J. B. Hood A Co, New Miscellaneous. Miscellaneous, Butter. Flour, Bacon, LARD, Ao. Pork, Cfl HOGSHEADS Clear Bibbed Bides Jv to kigshssrts Hhnniders, Baltimore cared. M tierces Lard, Baltimore Leaf W barrete Perk. Filffie. Prime Mess and Men » kegs and half kegs Batter, Choice Goeben ISO boxes Cheete 10 tlercsi Hams. Hew Sugar Cured. SUGARS, OOFFEE.TEA, SOAP, CANDLES, Ae. 50 hogshrato finger, St. Croix, Porto Rico and lto barrels Bus ar, A, B and <: M packages Tea. assorted qualities 100 big*Coffee. Klo ~ : 6* pSckctt»ffire,Oiil Government Java. s 100 boxeicSraiea, Adamantine and Tallow KWboxeerTObeeofe air qualities . Coba Moles.es in hogsheads and barrels Hay. Coin; Oats aadCowPeed constantly on bend UDtoB “ d iM^ S ,8MITHACo’. Hodgson'. Building, no$T ' Bey .treat, opposite Jefferson. ELEGANT FURNITURE. Geo. J. Henkels, Lacy & Co., THIRTBdTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS,||R . PHILADELPHIA. \ Slue Rooms, Klegantly Corptted, And furnished complete as PAR&OR8 AND CHAMBERS. Purchasers can sm how a suit of Furniture will appear in TfTEIR IlopSH, . and can, trout .h.-ae rooms, make a hotter selection tlun they can Tram Furniture promiscuously placed in large wareroomn. * * no27-2m Rj-IOLINA, mporter ^ Havana Segars, Assignee’s Sale. I OFFER for sale the Balldin ;’ known as tbe Bank of Commerce, situated on the southern one-third of lot No. 10, Jeykyl Tythlng, Derby Ward, fronting Brayt ' ‘ ' *' ' -thirty feet on Drayton, and sixty feet on Bryan well adapted for carrying on a Segar Store. m He offers to hi* friend, and the public tbe foTiowiug. aanmpng the brands: 75,009 La ‘EsewpciOn, se.90* La Jean.* Und, 20,000 “ Uncle Bob Lee,’ ALSO, The middle one-third of said lot No. 10, and the SSHfiffHCfc* Improvement* thereon. The groond upon which both balldings are sltnated is fee simple. Thi Urty ti - , city of Columbus, guaranteed by the Mobile end Gl . ■» ttur AL80, bonds of one tbon.and dollars each, of the Fine Virginia Chewiug and Smoking Tobacco. Anderson’s and Lltlienthal’., Fine Cut Tobacco. LariUarfif* aud OoOk’sReuff. A fine lot of genuine Meerschaum, _Brier wood. Lava and Clay Retail, rard city tereetoaall the parable semi-an Tbe above di irteen bonds of the hundred dollars each, lu- per cent, per annnm. lev; Ae., at Wholesale and I fered at private sale, sod if not disposed of pievioua- d real estate and bonds are of- aodtf CORNER BULL ANB CONGRESS STREETS, dert-Sm l-'. - Under Screven Horn*. ly, will be sold at Auction by Bell. Wylly A Christian, Ion tbe first TUESDAY' In January next, at the | Court House, in this city. JOHN C. FERRILL, AL lienee. R. M, Hunt, jr fiuiii) COR. WHITAKER k STATE STREE rfi K EEPS coeitmiUy on hand the. finest end purest French and American CONFECTION AMES anp CHOCOLATES, Jellies, Cordial, Syrups, Figs, Nuts, ete. Corn and Oats FOR SALE. | 0 QQQ BUSHELS landing from Brig GEORGIA.” N, A. HARDEE A CO. China and Fmwff Goods, India HuMhw ^ Wax, Marble and t7hlc* DoH**nd Doll Head*. . . Doll Carriages, Fancy Basket*, etc. novl—2 m -rt- SAVANNAH 10SEU1, r CHIPPEWA SQUARE, m I J^EXT door to the Theatre, open daily, Sundays Valuable Wharf Property FOR RENT. excepted, from 9a. m..to9p.m. Colored people | will be admitted on Tuesdays and Friday.. nofe-lm* THRO. MEYE9. rtTROSB valuable WHARVES and TIMBER Ba- A SINS, known on the map of the city as O'Byrne’s | Wharf, having a front of 3M feet on the fiavannah river, and running beck to River street. Tbe Basina have a capacity Or docking 600,000feet I of timber. _ . For panicnfart.apply to goant, JO lift y. O’BYRNK. on the Wharf. TO HUNTERS. CniaHram . , „ . Chxs.Ci.abk fFlHE highest price can be obtained for GAME of cswewro., ■.) ul ft .. | A any kind, by applying at the OPK HOUSE. c4o ,554“ Gardening Land For Sale. DATuttW I onn ACRES, InXSorMacXs Lofe, eitnaredon the rALNlffitta. I AHJ Lonisvtlle road, five miles from Savannah, ing. Marbling, and Glazing. Signs] ^ rfption fornfehed rad printed at rtriona. Apidyto^ 0.ILDING, Gninin of every deeci short notice. t . . All orders left at onr shop will meet with pr ompt ■ndfeltbfel attention. noS-ly Eor Rent or Sale. DAVID Re BtlilsON, Banker, fitofiAY STREET. eep994f r IE eubeeriber offers hie property In Effingham county, fifteen miles from the city, fqr rent or I sale. It consists of Two Plamtmtioos adjoining. I each eentilning <mo thooaond acres. The Und is very | fine. For parnenlare apply to "him. on Jones street, eeeonfi door from Whitaker, or to George W. Wylly I Esq., of the firm of Bell, Wylly ft Christian. I do22 «h w ivt WM. H. CUTLER. REMOVAL. C. T. HUTCHINS, WM (> Oener*i* Gibson ft Austin, Attorneys, New O FroU-eor J. P. Logan, Atlanta, Ga. BoE. Kemp F. PaUlex Treasurer of Stale, Raleigh, North Carolina General N. B. Forrest. Memphis. J - ' if be Cd.t-.’ 7“ W indow NEW ENGLAND FIRB INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CT. Awtfeerlxed Capital of < i $*00,000. WMt Re SYMONS, Aurgeassortment»ftiuopaper, wmdowrshades ... 8S8B»MaWs.SaP Kramo, ’ autI : .v t-Gwke,. Agent for fiavannah, 151 Bay street. FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENTAL II8URANGE AGENCY. Capital and iseurity leiurssre Cm $1^00,000 Phssfelx Ianrseca Co. . 1,003,000 gfelepmjlttori.nl lm»eroucr Co.... 1.4U.0M sottori losarorice Co........ 1,078,000 llsroesy luaraaec Co 500,000 ■4lfhl Aosexfeori losriramre to. DAPER for Printera and BoekMnden; for Dry 1 • aeoda. l»a inferam snd fiop* asd shoe Derierm for Grocers and DruggUte Printers’ supplies of ell Unde. AUo.Btnd^BooKU. Ffeper Bags, Envplopee end Twin*, , All goods field *» New York prieee, with expenses added. WARREN BROTHERS, taHrtJ-Jial j : aJ':l \ ,i t .figBey Totfel CoaM Copltol end Assets. $7,0*7,000 New York Accidental Ins. Co. Capital. .$$0M$t l.nRB, MARINI and INLAND Rieke taken la the Jt above highly reepperible Cempsiiies on Bolld^gt I Merchandise, to any amooet, at the lowest: a*ei corwpcnmIImm wsMfir'Mm risk Lomee aquitaUl adjusted and promptly paid. a. a. lane Age.t, •sRan e, Bey street, fisvannab, Georgia. No. M fitoddartl’i NOTICE. I have entered Into a limited pert- $■> nanftlB. mader the firm naan of A. T. CUN- lOWMAlMte -»to unmncUonof ft General Oofe- to the Ciy of Savannah. AMStt- lam, of Savannah, is tbe general toddart, of tbe eemepLea. Ie Omraer, and John J.moddart, of tt '-■Sabsjssz&s*"*" is io commence on the tweo .. iteen Ho- dred and Sixty-out and on the Amt of January, Eiguieen Hup- A T. CUNNINGHAM, JOHM J. aHOODAME, T. H. CONRAD & CO. SOLE AGENTS FOR ▼an HAAGHRB ft CO.’I FANCY am FAMILY SOAPS, at teeter* pileM. No. M SODn OAT STREET, •4. S’.LAU CHLIN.I ■ -to " Beasss in "Wall Paper COMMISSION MERCHANT AND WHOLESALE stiim i» HAT, GRAD! ran PRODUCE, Corn. Onto. Meal. Feeil. Brail, ‘ Oil Cslce. Flour, Bacon, Salt, .Rope, *o, Oonst.ntly receiving, and for sale at the - lowest Shade S , Wholesale rates. Hn. Removed to the First Floor . • 1 155 Bay Street, Savannah OYEfc ’ HUiWMAIFS DRUG STORE, oci—cm tfaffifeBS FOR W DECORATIVE' injt’jfik r inc teTTEESEO TO. PitoxmY no22-lm - J. H. O’Bvnux. Edw. O’Byrne 8c Son. WuoLsaxLX asd Rxtaii. Duixm in Gbockbieu, Inqoona, to. fco. . nags el our friends The Senior partner* of thirflrm having debs borihees in this city for up- " gf thirty-two yearn. Comer Bryan and Jefferson - ' oc5-ly TTTEsoUriLa share ef the TV andthepabtte iiiii (' Store to Rent, studs in the city for a retail buai- b,' QNEofthe asm. Inquire at 910 Bey street, foot of Jefferson. • noto-tf • j , DISSOLUTION. IJIHB ren el GUEBABj^Uh KING is this day die- To the -Public. lt»6 ti.ti n 'i .till. .... ,, , GIVES NOTMTE TO BIB I by the e -genemlly. Urit be hie es- Mr.U.-F. Grant; Hr., aodrMr. R. L..Holcombe hav ing associated themeelvro with lfr.R. D. Guererd, die business wlH be conducted under the name of SAVANNAH COTTON MANUFACTURING COMPA- » NT. and the UaHUlaeaof Gusrxrd ft King are sssumed note HUGH F. GRANT. R. D CUERARD. E. L HOLCOMBE. Wanted, TO yrebtee refoee 8ALT. deea-iw Apply at THIS OFFICB. i. ifiiii i<r im.T, uni! ieul , uill OOD BOi*B trike illdiri. with a fine large ... - ... early ap^lfeatfon etNo. Iw Lai lusdaoto $ta lii uiftid bUDDnurrotr * oo. aw Ylivisiv •ifiivju.a-s.i OOD BOftRB eeribt ^r-tofertthdropiriri. ^ SEAL I New Bioe f&r Sale. AT PLANTERS’ RICE POUNDING MILL, XMkjtjGAS WORXfl, UfHjHEandMIdd^^feg. to salt < -Law Notice. THE undteeteiridhhe X dmasconfifiMref tl -i jJ Jiii riririWT WILLIAMS. removed hie Lew Office to of the rid cuy Hotel BoUdln*, * T.l ‘ V ItewH—U X7a jtl - Lad i i sidffi i-d'.u-t ta;,.. irteva sdJ .... ft-I £D09-fl»vi<frSii*\ .i -;; i : ..li-ni : on aoalsvd J*-(iva-ilj-<iif3' ...Uiiiiau j*JT& .Ill'll -49'jnDO Ylt: .;.. i 31 wftaept *i { m.. • *.»:iiffOAW«ftcu, Si vfiu.4