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1 he Daily News and Herald. Horrible Life ,n » ffalra*. j [Paris Correspondence New Orleaus Picayune.] Tliey.boro a coffin from the Tu ' lle ^^ c t’other day. Axe you not disposed to envy the life of a man whose home was that palace. He was a cousin of the French Etuperoi Would you-not like lobe the cousin of the French Emperor? He was the first Chau, berlaia and superintendent of tlie imperial theaters. Wouldn’t you give the world to be present at all the ceremonies of *be im perial court, to have the distribution of the Sets to them, and to be the mortal whose * very sight wreathes in smiles the faces ot haiichtieststage beauties, and wb«mdraughts on their hearts they dare not protest? Indeed vou would ! He had seventeen grand crosses, of the highest, seleciest orders iu.-Europe. Don’t you envy him? Good 1 reader, envy- "^iTiave seen many a spoilt child of fortuuSj, ;i in his dressiuggown. I have never seen ooeJfJ:. would have changed places with. Certainty Count Bacciocchi seemed dandled by lorttjhe tenderly as she ever dandles ^uiyoue. H- was born in the gilded cradle, ami h(j trod life on a carpet of roses; but be was^be vi» tim of a disease which tortured lnni with barbarous cruelty. It was one of those ne i - vous diseases beyond the reach of medical^ science. He could not remain still either in a chair or in a bed without suffering the acutest pain. The nerves of motion were af fected. He transacted business on fool; he dictated' letters and lists of invitation as ne ■ paced his office. He listened to the per formance of operas in his latticed box, which had no seat in it, and was covered with a thick carpet, that.be might.walk during the whole performance. He saw bhljets dauced from the slips of tlie stage. Ol'teu he would take the dullest books issued from the pi-ess, bare candles lighted in broad daylight, and read the stupid work until he caught its heaviness and was com posed to sleep. .Sometimes sleep would not come even when so summoned■, then he would walk until he had so exhausted the body that the nerves were insensible to paiu, and sleep would become necessary to lil'e. On one oscasiou he walked without iutei- mission for thirty six hours, trying to subdue pain by fatigue. The soles of his teet were red. as .if they had b6en boiled and the blood forced through all their pores. The emperor gave him rooms adjoining one of the largest passages of Hit* Tuileries, and had it covered with a tfiick Auhosson carpet, that the poorpa’ient might enjoy his painful round with least pain, tie died of sheer .exhaustion • from waut of sleep. Shortly before he died he murmured, ‘■Norine! Norinerepeatedly. “What is Ibhl ?” “Do you want anything ?” asked one of the persons present. “Don't question me,’’ replied the fast dying man. Norine was a little shop girl of Leghorn, his first lo*;; she is now au old wrinkled shop keeper of that city, and has quite a Urge family. The dying man, though lie had lived' in palaces amid the rauk and beauty of Europe, was familiar with the prettiest women behind the footlights, thought of none of the pageantry and pomp ol his career. They were'vanity of vanities. All his last thoughts belonged to the humble maideu whose eye had returned his glance, and whose lip had first breathed love into his ear. This waH the oasis in life’s desert— lT&t / tiief'#&ntikerchief. A Host Exquisite, Delicate, and Fra grant Perfume, Distilled from the Bare ind Beautiful Flower from which it lakes its name. Manufactured only by PHAI.O\ A SOIV, ' ’■ NEW YORK. BEWARE Of COmiTEBFEITS. ASK FOR fcHALON*B—TAKE NO OTHER. Bold by Drua-tftetw penenlly. Soluble Pacific Guano. rjlH 1C composition of Ibis GUANO is Identical with Peruvian. It differs only 1. tlie iiropuriii'iis of •he same elements. While it contain* less Ammo nia, It bma nearly twice the quantity or Phosphate nr Lime, (Ween per cent.of which Is IMMEDIATELY SOLUBLE, Its effect, on cotton the past season have in many Instances excelled Peruvian Onann. It has in ne case proved less active In the early prowili ol the crop. When riroagbt intervenes, lhe rr..p <‘o, s nut suffer from its use, as In the case with Peruvian Guano. By reaaon of the presence In it of s > large a percent, or Pltotpliate|or Lime, Its nee improves the soil to an extent that cannot tie realize! fn m Peru. vi,n (luano. Every cargo of ihla Guano is sni-jccleil lo rigid INSPECTION ANALYSIS, and is solo oh u basis of actual value. The nDdersigneil agent is pre pared to furmah the testimony of well known Geor gia and South Carolina plants)*, in evidence ol the superior excellence of tills Guano. K. C. WADE A CO., Am-nts, dpcfi-eodam jfrvannali. Ga. A KBW AND VAMIilRl*' AWlTMiA*: . KotrfWWW** * A c.rgcr IToporllrmof Profit the* pay known' HfiMlII* FOR SALE BY . F. W.' SIMS AW., COTTON FACTORS, Naval Stores, Skipping «n* General COMMISSION MSB W B are now offerfg^for A atrihd nmt valuable ever put before OUT pi been honestly and fairly llgence, wheee certificates lose. It is an arilcle of comparati' tlon, and its fall merits have ) from a want of correct kttptf vautageoua manner of year’s experiments, wtn most unprouiUoag, triumphantly proven. We aie the sole The Eureka r™— Phoiphste for Gcoigia and Florida. .n ■ ■' .-**? °t , . Wc ask the attention of everypla*tar to tha fo lowing certificates, from gciiiiishso of the hsgho respectability: . , . - • - 0£j*ra 5 • BISUSVJLLK, fiarkftOm. Nor. 1,18G8 Mess us. F. W. S1«S A VO.:: t, lcc c Dear Sirs : tour favor of tbn lhthalk,,asking me I give you t he result of my eXDertraeainthe use i the Eureka Ammo orated Bono -Soper,Phosphate of Luue, came duly to hoadi; I.wot* thi* Fe tiiizcr uuler cotton ami M. A Ms.dfsrsifg for c rn, under a few garden vggrt*bl«n and a por. tiou of my turnip, crop. :;:WMh Alb dheua crape I found it acted, as.finely .as the, mwwfaetnreia’ olaim fur U. With all the serious (tiagstara that befell ns this year in A protracteddrooth my crupa Acre largely aiidmeafed' tf Wik My corn Crop,' f am Satisfied, was'doubled by the lieu, and had the rains manure diluted,* 1 think It WOnTtt hare tNbMTtlaoW: of corn uu old exhnuated laud. . With it tateje-ir 1 !iavc made enough corn for the use pf nj plantation, whereas 1 should have bad to buylaiwply.lq up the same working force noxtyea*. It* all _ tpiadties were vely perceptible in the. rapid and eany development of all, plants upon v.—.. was used; and If It is the permanent Fertilizer that Is [aimed for ir, and doubtless it (a, 1 would prefer It to • olherferf ittzers i “ 1’cruVian Uuauo or nil: ostly. Comparing iis effects what I witucsecd of those injnur Guano, 1 certainly am satisfied Vvt though it needed the rains td Ultra and all tbe crops did not receive the MU benefit of th* application. If you are enabled 10 thrniih article another year I would like to try K agt Veurs, very respectfully, WJf. B. JONMB, I1EKNB0N, Burke 00., Ga. July 2k, 1818. F. W.SIMS AOUi - Ji r *: llents: As to the action of the Fertilizer, I have been highly gratified; : Itseffectshave been-vocy dta- tiuct at every stage of Ibccrop, and lu have been peculiarly fortunate In the of a Fertilizer that is equally beneficial and cotton. It l» quiie etnunladng Sodf. possessing the advantage or guauo (Peruvian) in tlio first,* and superior lo it in . being fren No in the heating, burning effect, so disustrons til a drouth. My experience is that, this .American, guano Is too slow in its act! ne ior cofu, bat 1 It is eACellbnt for cut ton. This arises from tbs fact tlptl. the Americau va rieties, ns.they are known, possess' more of tbe pliA, plmU-s und less of ammonia than the Peruvian. This counts for the (gilckcr action of the Peruvian upon bis car. This was the oasis in life’s desert the rest was all band. A Touch of Southern Romanes—A La ment Over the Good Old Day*. [From the Brandon (Miss.) Republican, Nov. 22.] Tbe time was when tbe bonest olddarkie got up and went to work at break of day, with a full stomach, good comfortable cloth ing on bis back, good shoes on liis icet, a heart as light und hiqipy as tbe lark, and making the welkin ring with his merry- songs. When the day’s work was over he “laid down the shovel and the hoc,” went to his comfortable log cabin, ate tbe whole some supper furnished him by bis kind old master and then lighted bis pipe, look down bis banjo, and played, sung and danced until tbe boil rang for him to go to bed. Good, kind old master furnished him with every thing necessary for bis comfort, and as be had no cares he could sleep soundly. Alas! be canot siug aud dance with the name zest now. He has ao old master to furnish him with food and raiment; no kind mistress to take care "of him when he gets sick; no com fortable cabin to live in; no'thick clothing to shield him from storms; no banjo to pick,and bis heart is so heavy be cannot siug and dance. Candidly, wc have not heard of a real old fashioned negro frolic since the pool darkey was set free. \. , The Evansville (Ind.) Courier tells the story of an orphan girl who lost her father dnriDg the war, and visited that city recently in search of a home. Stie could not tell where her relations lived. When her father died she bad fallen into the handsof a person who had been very cruel to her. The gen- . lletnan to whom she applied tor n borne at Evansville, knew a wealthy lady in Posey county bearing a name which the girl re membered as that ot an aunt. The lady being notified, visited tbe city; a mutual recogui lion was tbe consequence, and the naked and homeless orphan was immediately provided with fine clothing, and taken home by tbe aunt. Vi. c - Notice. JAARTIES HAVING WATCHES AKD JEWELRY tell with me for repairs, oue year or longer, are re quired to take them out, and all remaining after JANUARY 1st, 1S67, will lie sold at the risk of the owners to pay i inrpe.-. A. HARK], < 'orner Broughton and Whitaker street*. decl-6t Ten Wn Alley. PRIZE,; WATfgl. AND CHAIN, ,-,,; T HE Proprietor-of the Cosmopolitan Billiard Sa- loon, Bronghtou street, betweeu Drayton and BuH, will award a line Watch and Chain to the per son rolling the beat,game of Ten Puts in bis Alleys between December 8 and January 8. AH employee* of the eatabjishment barred oat. . decS-lm Wanted, s Sewing Ms- Apply at the Son! hern Bag Manfactorr, Exchange Wh»i f. dnemt i V j ,;*. IP, BEAtTFOBT. Dissolution of jQo-PaijtnersHip. •jiHH firm of SAULES A FREN MAN have THI8 DAT be. n dtmolved hy mutual coneent. Either part' ner la authorised to nettle the hnvtncse of the con era. > ; i A. H. 8ADLEK, drc8-3t A. FREEMAN. -1*1 A First-class Spring Wagon For Sale. A PPLY to D. O’CONNOR, Blacksmith. Bay sheet, opposite Mr. Beunett’a Carriage Manufactory. Rope, Rope, Rope I J UST ttjcelved from Messrs. Richardson, fhstard A Co., ol X 'UlHVllte, Ky. v 9i0 coiia aud htiif coils AWfMHis*' “ **“ ‘Mlfleourt mUs’' ROPE 1 a superior article, full equal to their celetiratod “Green LeaP' Jirand. aud Ibr sale on reaSoudhle terms by [ f '' t i- BRIGHAM, HOLST & CO. ocll-ill w.teodtf For Rent or Lease, jtradandfoj, i Clear I *0 hogshead* a ear Rib suet as hogehesu* Prims Bright Sheuldeis H. G. RUWE, ftiur Unixx.aif. Columbia Square '’cALLAMAN At CO IRCK1YING. WEEKLY, first-lass ttamtt* Ore- " ' i. Frail*, Fall . Jasbions for 1866. J! W. BRADLEY’S dELEQBATSD fe 11 1 (OR DOUBLE 1 9PHING) Skirts. the crop, but llie lees permanent effect on tile aotL ; What will lie the iuttuenee ul the Eureka remain* to* ^ be seen, us this is my first year’s (rial; but my obSSE 1 vatiuu so far is, that no nrunu r e can be happier ill lta effects is) tbe crop at every stage of It*] I thiiMi; is The Impression of others 'Wl in this section, with whom 1 Bayeoonim—it . 1 hare only used it this year oe Corn aud cotton, the yield of which, I think, would hove beeu ctrablnd and even iteUedlfathCAesson«g»4LMB^fiuqaUe. Bat manure ol no kind can make a crop trlihont rain; and lienee-whatever may be the resnlt of the yearte-hraetq -'I la my opinion ot Un, Enrcka above give, will not be affected. .1 want to try it upon furMpa trit* (all. Can you senditieti coDpIeof barrets more of it to thi* sta tion, No. 9? C. R. It- Yours, Au., / J.B. JONES. MiLi.RuuuviLini, Noveaihpr 1, lSGS. Mkhsks. P. W. SIMS A Co.; Gentlemen: Yours in tlie lath nltimn reached me a day or so before 1 was taken down with fever and eh'Its; alud since-gutting up. iny time was eo taken up .with lua.lets preps’.-atory lo coming here, that I Inal Id pus:pone on nn.-W- r autll hot*.; You ask me lo give you myo^iiuou of I lie valne of the Eureka i'hosphulc of l.tmc, as compurtd with the Gaauo, based upon I lm results ol Um -present gear'* oper,- I tii-ns. 1 have not now lime Ibr a fuff reply to your ' enquiry, i remark that, in July, I taiqk, i wroteout iventnra, with tw* n'y fifty new. good OeMen and Piovi-inu land. Also, aeweil five-Acre iota, fronting on Warsaw’ , river, thirty minotei. iltlra irom Suvsnnah. on tin-; from I he later developments of the trope, to change Shell road, will lie leased on good terms, wBeie you i any pari of it. If you cannot fluff tt, and will inform ve cheap, - '-"* J: ’ cm live ciieap, nqil save high rente. Apply at 201 Bay street, to noVi-eodtin uie, i will, as soon as I can, write the opinion yon WM. R. LONG. ; have asked. Alt J Tuouson, Columbia Vo., G*k, JfW- a, lOui. Years, Ac., . JONES. Lime, Bagging, Rope 2000 Lime for building purposes. 500 barrels Lime for finishing purpos-s,, 50 bales heavy Gnnny Bagging, 100 colls Richardson's Hemp Hope, for Sale low, to close aotmjgnmenL JUNES A WAY, d,c.Veod‘2w I-S liiy str uL tLorse {Shoe Plantatitm for Sale. i to test J OKFF.R for sale my Plantation. lying on tbe west bank of the U-jonee river, Montgomery county. <;*.' Tic, tract contains about tout thousand acr, s, seven hundred cleared, ana in order. Good Gin House and Screw, and cabins for oue bundled ne groes. There is labor eooogh on the p aco to carry iron. I will also sell five hundred bushels of Corn, thirty head-of Ca-tle, and some stock Hogs. t he pluc“ is well timbered, and the range unsur passed. Address T. C ARNOLD, No. 1% Way’s Station, Gnlf Road, or John w. andesson a dons. dec8 2w * - - - ' Navanuhh.- B. R, Armstrong, MASON AND BUILDER, Musses. F. W. SIMS A GO : GcutleuM-ur According to promise, I give you the result ol experiment* made this prcsyii* year with the five tons ot “ Eureka Atnmouiaiod Bone Super Phosphate ot Lime,’’ pmctiaHed of you last spring. Ac you arc aware, tim p.,st season wuh ps w*« un pren ileutid Wet weather in’rtid'spritig; anffh-xceseiv* • irouih—commencing In auue—-thelater fat.l gen; eraliy lo manured crops. -1 applied the Eureka lo <* Held of thirty acres of coiton, two tons to the field, iietii:; almnt one bandred and forty pounds lu tbe acre. Toe field (slnbhle) was broken up well, its- Phosphate drilled by h ud in laying off to Several rows were 1ett without Its application it. Th* difference hetween these rowa-aod tha bal .luce in li.efield could be illscerhed a considerable -tisiaiicc ail the summer, and plainly Bo In gathering the crop. Aud 1 am confident that the PbOBpbataon the thirty acres lute paid me. fifty percent.' , ' t|| 1 applied a ton of i be Piiosphste to corn, after 'In- corn w..s up, before Uie first plowing, and the re sult lu the urowing of the corn was the Same. In order, however, to make a thorough text of It with other Fertfltzeis, I procured PernrUh“Guano and uanq.-'latiplieij thn PsruvLan Gua- t com, enperiutfindiaglfitaiii person, Je tb tao kalr^e hyjtffe fiideor the intone- ;hat the , , ears of iisi-il efveraTkiml.s of t! fe^riknyi xtmmercial 'unnures offered, and consider the Eureka the best ai tide. 1 would as leave have it lor corn and cotton as the Peruvian. I also tried it on watermelon* and veget-tb’i-a with the same success. I should recom mend that, for cotion,.the Phosphate be pm at least an inch Ua'lei tue seed, hOOeoands to tbe aore. And a — lVj bdita «8f e I S prepared to exocnte all work in Ills line workmanlike manner, with dispatch. Orders lelt,with Mr. J. W. MCDONALD. If,4 Itay street, orkt Mr. W. B. SFGNIE’n, on Taylor street, between Whitaker and Barnard, will be promptly ai tended to. nc!i-iu* BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRTS have printed In RED INK. on tbe band J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT. DON'T BUY ANY OTHER.’ Ton can always find fan assortment* at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT ■ J. C MAKER A GO., *•*'• 1 * LATUROP A CO. ASK FOR J. Vf. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT “SEETHE NAME ON THE BAN0.» For sale in Savannah at Whoicsalo hy J. C. MAKER A CO., LATHRDP A CO.. RefeM by ~ Q .ORFF. * JVfTKINS, * J. <J. VAKRR A CO.. > j ' 11 i l uoaav raycaa. ’ At-wholesale hy the ‘kx dnsIVd Mxnahtotnrere and Solo Owner* of the Patent, WESTS, BRADLEY A CART, Wsreroom* and Odl e, i. Non #7 Chuaber*, and I» and St Reads st, iwilm j JTtlO VV * New Tor LATHKOP * OO., 1>E WITT A MORGAN, EINSTEIN A BCKMAN, ORFF A WATKINS, THOMAS PEPPER. Jas.T. Paterspi Lttmber A CommsMon :»*-***!P*t Ji oifiU ttiw .9laiI-T*0 hkdiif iA «x lUtby&bJ AH-* du* Zb r.»* t afej g>1 *___ i ’''.tax ' £1’-' t ta/1 W Ordergfor Lumber soMrited. dM-tt ‘ > ! «ri , ind .1 -i EINERAir CGMMiniOl EERCHABT, tiroraoizuii DEitiB n Ploar, Grata, Fnd *M PridWC, ‘ CORNER STORK : 190 Ant 192 Bat Stub; foot of Babkasd fir.]’ Savannah, Georgia. ■efaraacew-G. A. OraqbriU U COrNerris k BgU- wto, BntMuere; Woodward. Baldwin A Oc.. kallqnan rad New'York; L. O uafarilk Bankw. Ckarlentoo. Liberal advances made on eonaigsaento of Cotton rd rib Austin & Ellis, Commission ami Forwarding Mercliaiits, MO BAY tTHKET, SAVANKA.il, GA. THOMAS H. AUSTIN,! Uie of Apatachieola, FU , CHARLES ULUS, f and Cnlnmlmsi Ga. rapn-if : 1 A. P. W.A. BaraHT. Bouse & Bryant, (Formerly, or Jacksonville, Fla.,) Fffrwariiig and Commission Merc&ants, 104 Bay. .jSitroet*' ^ * ' SAVANNAH, -.'■«* X- >- GEORGIA. •mi IT warding gucdA ealnaoneotinignraeat, ani keep constantly on. bai lln ILL give prompt atteatlou to.tet warding goods, sale* on eomdg order* -, and will also keep, constantly tn hand a good stock of Groceries, Llaaors, AgrtcnlRirsl Imple ment*, Unilding Materials, Fairbanks A Co’s Scales, Ac., besides other goods hod manafartared articles lor salt on consignment, and- for which they are agents. Outer*.ami conaignmenta lespeetfaily so- • ; iext . MW H0LLD6SVOETH 4 CO; MACON, OBOSCI’lL Especial attention will be Eir.-n to tf* cxccatlon of Cotton Orders, which we soHctt. . Peters - & Hollingsworth, COTTON SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SroDtuno'a Urrkg Basqe, Bax' Stxeet, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. - E VERY faculty Ogbreil for consignment and exe cution of orders. Liberal advanced made on Cotton shipped to our friend* In New York,.BalU- more and Philadelphia. BuVKHK'J.'P’S, T IX 13 ON THIS CONTINENT. PIANO TUNING GF. H. MILLS. (FROM UMDOIJ RSPBOTTULLT oflara his anrics* in th* above by many of the fiat ar- am* da Strakosch, Adelina Patti, Herr , JaaL Uottaobalk, Ac., a* one of tbe beat toners ot ths ago- ’ Coffee. 2 000 baq8cofpbe ' /: ) Direct importation from Rio de Janeiro, For uie by i 1 ■ ocl-3m* WEED A CORNWELL, STORE TO LET, I*iha"«wrner of Dr«yU>n Street »ml tfof^re*ri si ret i Liind. HRWEIlUill.^ PER MONTH and expenses paid Male or e Agenda, to Introduce a New aud of ahsotate dtflliy In every hon^e- eold Agents preferring to work on commission can am from *» to *50 perday. For fob partientarg, imotjgaurnp. atS-wEhriM ^ W) Ctevelaciil, ObtQ. TtTt. oral -3m tice. of Nevlt, Laltavp-e himself with LaU ' at tbe old sh 1 LATHROP A <X> . FORD, A-r I.AVV, lor coViCapply about »" ta6Y Bpoonful when planting laud wit h I he grata, at lea.t ?lx inches from tlie grain. Veiy truly, yours, J. H. STOCKTON; SvlvaMA, Ga., November 1,1806. Messrs. F. W. SIMS a CO., Savannah. Ga.: Geiith-iuen: Yoor Lvorof the 20lh ultimo did not T.-ach me until after my return Irotu Savannah. ^ CtArita 1 the U> E Jr" IJJ^SldSld’ata of lumel *onn u. neureiner s eo., or u urn residence Of nr. T*.T.if:....Ta'SZu u “lSJ- m VUHInr rtmt. between Broughton atraat l applied about three thousand pounds of It on acres ol very poor land. 1 aio satisfied that tbe land would not na\e made more than lour thousand pounds of seed cotton, and perhaps (this fear) not more than three Umnerad... ! tawej all^y fathered about six tiiooeibd'pounds, and tnayRet five han dred more. '1 he clay on these ten acres was very far from the s .rface, about, two feet, liad the clay hera six inches of the surface, I believe that I " ear nine hundred pounds lo tb* uci e. ‘ i • Y*1 . C i he '- Eureka Phosphate of Lime'' is (according to my olmervatlon) much more stunulailng than PsaU- ot corn. The production did not half equal the pro- . •lx weeks, lie corn 1. OFFICE. Rw. *■ BRYAN SlAlICKT.y .9 11 n ir ini-fim savannah, ga. WANTED, REMOVED. JJR FISH has removed liTi cfflco And reaUiance to 158 Broo^bton dtroft, nortli side, between Bamard and Jefferson, j\ '7 ■ ’> dec8-et» Just Received, Jj’lVE Pteces Black and Colored French Merlons 5 pieces Black Bombazines and Crapes Black Velvet Ribbons Ladles' Colored Cloaks and Sacqne* Balmoral Skirts Black and White Ktt Glovea Bagie Titapminga n ' ' Colored Silk Poplins Black ThiherSMrwfs Stack rnika,' Ar.7 RiPaM* Very hbeep, by r a s jDeWITT A MOKGAN_ -'#a iJjJI (if CONGRKSS STREET. FASHIONABLE Dresf? and Cloak Mak iltf At Mrs. R. : Ia. WHflS’. , kwaw ^ JJAVINa an experienced Cottar and Fitter, she Is ready to receive orders in all tt* branches. store. Ho. lKBrungbtoU itreet, near Roll. dsclat ' — ' valuable;. Rice Plantation to Lease* 1!/ ^ taCE PLANTATION ern dH,- Camden cohhty onS «f ^ed w thqvery ln^ovement. wm q, i ca#e ^“ - ,Ca " °° .“P‘ ,lica,ion t0 “>e. nderaignedfj ■ deof-Lf tdereigned.a 1 J- R. SNERD, Macon, ipl age. Price *18. years. Address oole-lmdAw l mated MacUne wartantad three BBCOMB AGO. - Cleveland. Ohio. WfT t Wanted, B Y a g nllsman in th a city, to comiilqte hts files the.Tasme OT the Nha* han I1rkai.ii for the ■non ha of Marrb, April and July or ths present year for wh cb a tibe.al priea will be paid on <leffvery as- erald office. sepOT— " the Nrwamstlle W. M. WALSH, W HOLESALE Druggists, corner Karobrd atul. Broughton struma, Savannah, Ga.,- General [nine which tbe corn made duiiugthe first llail the Mine quail lily been applied to tin kittdadh done*, lWilii-ve the product would have ili.nhU- what it”was. The corn was planted ij same kind of land that the cotton was, and-a end of si.': weeks was three times as high as adjoining, four leet aud a half. Had I the more of the same manure tt wogld ibsM overwhtlmtag crop. But I tiad noha Of u 1 _ I believe that my land, which would mated *Lx hun dred, pounds ta seed, cotton, with the clay not ex ceeding 'lx inctn* lr<*u the su I face, coaid be made bo, pr<SJtice nvelve ndndrdit pounds by applying three hundred pounds of this Fertilizer., v And I think .tt w ould be best lo run a shallow furrow, igirlakle abtwf two hundred pounds per acre in the farrow, and tower it up immedialely with a SOaaDdpOtdh or auovel ,l4ow. This should lie dpne imiaedBuei/ltefore put- ting in the seed. When the c -ttotr - IS’ riredy for Um second or third working, about the first or middle of Jntie, ran a eenul plow qeai; t*e cotton andaumkli. in that furrow ubont One huttdreU pounos more to the acre, and cover it immediately.,,1 think by par- HUing thU plan; the eottan would .caatlnoe to grow and he ir until irost; otherwise it would take tbe " In Afigrit, sbetl off everytbtbg, grid : I V^- T-iAMTOM,) OCKKCUKE, Scriven Cb., Ga. Nov. *, 1M1 ’ Messrs. F. W. SIMS A CO., Savannah, Ga.: Sirs: Yourlettarof the 18th alt., W4e'received In due season. Yon must excuse my Mtg%snce ia not answering tt sooner. I experimentedSoms*hat With ;1il-man ars 1 Isiught from you test spria*. and with, out aov reluctance whatever, prommmas it aq excel- lent fertilizer. I applied oa ao ackwof ootton throe hundred pownds 0* It; the yield was greater; the weed Hiker, *nil stood the long dranili-better-than my neighbors' cotton on (appalled) I slroega* land un- manun-d. I tried, aud saw tetymdwltk great sucoaM on all kinds or vegetables - : team, W. WATERS,Jm r; WitKRSSoao’, Oct. 2B, lfiifi- B ■MeS^rB’SIMS * co„ ’ ’ - DearNtts: Itakegrhat pteesnrd ln resu.d ol my erperimSnt witb; aleif W*ie tat|>ei-FhospDale of ] and 1 must leuiark before entering, that the present year tn thin hmtttfy faybrable test tor any manure—baring week’s Irouih during the month or deiy lion U'.lignM, A portion of tb* hppliedto ootD-n and the- remat plied at Ibe rate of one hundred-poMnA iel cotton in the bill, vfttn third moro tail than 1 Wo* the m mure. 1 noticed daring tl was'green and lnxuriaut, while iTop, where.there was do manure, Bwuwa r» utaxhas. a M. Holst, B*q. M. R. Tamer, Esq. Orders nesived (tar tanlng at the satabhahmeot M John C. Schreiner A Co., or at the residence of Mr. lane and State street doB-Ub ’agefopangings ND . • r Window Shades. MRS. MART J. TURNBR, No. 58 St. Julian 8traot ( La mw enpjfiy of Paper Dasgloga, Win. and GHt Coral cea, which will baneid x : Mi sufilL ritya BABTBBM WHA&F, SAVANNAH, GA. tbelr Mends aiid th* pabltc generally, that they are nowrrsnsi-eatoffllordortiIprLnmherla aayqaaL ally 'alsefc and taagttu.' We have new oar Mill an Improved Ptaaer, aid will attention to orders tof. platted and ^ ovsillnmber. - , at the MU1, or at J, S. A M. Hamfitan Bay aadkAbercont ftrcote, will meotv or pfi^AjVMronaire Is reraeoflaity sip BHLEN A HAJULTONS. 1. it ha1SI.ni. - ' m. najuLToe. Ilcltad. Dl aMOluti OnOfCO” Partner ship MABftftKlH » Sxtarsam, Ga, October Mb, lfitS. lerablpol Yam Horn, HoixTdaa k J ’jbyRts own UmitaUeB.' HOLLYOKS k MURRAY. CHARLES VAN HORN Agent tor the Soutti. ’ > 1 ' ChOCK'l y j • I Hair Restorer geatnres Cray Hair. CLOCK'S Hair Restorer niakra Hair grew on Bkld Ueaui 'I- -CLOCK’S Hap Restorer8toi>s^gatrTrom Falling Out. . HaltIIastimr.PreventsHeaiiaclA. „ j . . r .. Hair Remorer^meMntly Perfumed. ^ 1 1 ^ cMt*add 1 ndh^ V**ii CLOCK’S Hair Kestojerjajdl tt^taiureeclaimed a*R dressing. FURNITURE. DE6RAAF & TAYLOH, ■M M Mwwery, yand 9o0^r5o» qontlnie tobethe largest Parottere Mia*, tret# tatbs city. SffiSteioasnw «r mmvmm eouvbbrm tmahm. W4?- ***** ’ „ L3.G1 'j A3 HO <!Y. Satil I j, river, in not9 corner mrnrnmmo ill "be paid for ^st corner Dta_.„. BroughtonMreet*. ■ cMfi-Itn elauued for it. sceptical oC its trial of two bottles it the money wlllhe per Ixittle. Six dl dis-eiel It IS WaKBANTKD to BESTORR GR'V HAIR TO ITS oriobial, natural color, in every < isc ii willsror tbe hair from fallino opt; It willlr ebic -e*d from hnmoreMd daodruff; fromstk tbe crow -uof ttte BAtK, and is a beautiful dressing. We offer no latge rewards, but we . uth > :-;i afl ot onr agehtsto refund the honey to * iy pn >oh who will nae two bottles; and then say .1U-A.gn >s Veoe- tabuiHaua tiBtroRATrrR basnot pet ocu-e all we Claim: ... , . JbsMmonv ftrom thn oapUkl uf tt.e VUi.nt motet. Messrs. bIsheiT A Co: . 1 was induced to give your Hair p epaPutfou a trial, and can Heartily recommend it as unequalled aaa . ' . 'J ^JAEALEB Qk L,jm ' na ' s) -a .;i*al .lit "(d trull lAtXHit k> ru*i edT jz-.-l a von. jrmi ti-lm aMfirtd] oirlA .’Cil u'J la tiaiiisIqzD sew siffT Jza: ol gu.b .1 ui </ii- n.”tiu »i> jL'f'f - ita c*.- IVKNUVMIIITMrr j dpimds Jnnmq Itv &*/ .-r^as M olvdw g tm i ill! ?iL‘ ac ajr\ bja bltif -n fnr n ?.1gui-c.T Vi • .L'j T • \t f t*- r ‘ • 1 IS BffiUHR tiOOM' - nirtni-i 'iiw II n s)-.r., »..siii« Ilf SAVANNAH. HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS ■ -':-l ! . 1. 0. . .4 ,i1i.:.*-o;ittoUttiuoJ lUiW ! ’ T" furnwhmd. PARLOR BETS, nth w«U «pkolatei*d. FINE BED ROOM 8BT8, Walnt tad Me- hogany. COTTAGE BED ROOM SET* ef every , ■:-! it.. ' DINING BOOM and LIBRARY SETS. MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS sad PILLOWS . . of sll kiodE- r r KITTLE S FOLDING SPRING BEDS sad MATTRESSES, tbe best Bed ia u* ' and WARRANTED SUPERIOR to 1 " others. . •: LACE AND GAUZE PIES, and CANOPY otto oamo- WAREROOM9,’ 178 Brasghton Street, STORE, BDOIS* SHOES, HATS Af CLOTHING, At Wholesale and Retail. BY & Co »0. 14* CONGRESS STREET *»a*££lm UeG^-^^ Kerchaufs and Planters MjMriMle«w: M0ar before pu:^ Estate Sale. AT PRIVATE SALE '■•Bed, Wy UBocsg, bell * wn-u.*,,, Sr.^ m* etc., rad la oaa of ean-Btete; tbe oociety 1* T*~£« t h ^ UlT nil 4* TO ■ term. 1868, tor the teaeK^i.^'f-* .. - r° f .. mid Plot of the ,*£££?* •*« (vehe nonan ‘opayform^ 0 ^' 00 "* H. c. K1TILB. cummeo, testanunio atuun _ Mtateof John M. Bun, “ Py for one *■* a Plantation for Rent, S AID tab* one of the beat on theOgeech-n oontaiatng about two thousand acmiTr qaaltty rt^r boKom, hammock md pm^ hudred at whkh ore opened tor celuruio* well adapted to the production of Cotton tun n Aa much as fifty bushels ul the latter havo bem » niitnc 8 to bhvtBg neeijent and beuriteooa'ranp*; Stack tt Is nasurpaaaed In thb 8 Located atoag the central Railroad, and bdn.™ (taatydCveE miles from Savannah, and two mhe* n Station Mo. 4^, it has the advantage of contain to maritet. for par Sen lava, apply to OU. A. P. L0NG8TBg£T, KM ogham County, near Huilaun Pern On the Savannah river, or‘J JOSIAH SIBLEY,! August i, (i*| B. F. MwroaLva. 1L M. Bancs id John W. O’Conkos. E. f. METCALFE i Ootton Factors’ Jearly Ojiposile St. Aflirefs HaH ^tfLl’Oisr PETROLEUM ;ANBJIINING CO. Capital Stock, $900,000 SHARE*, «M EACH. Dreening, Purifier aud Restorer,—giving to the Hair a laxiuiant richness, and to the head'* cool .end most agreeable sensation, while tt Is thorough la re- staling theta air to lta natural color. W. Hamlet. Very reapbcUtady, ' Washington. D, C., May lfi, 1989. J. R Barbette Co: I was induced bra friendvto mak a trial of Bar- rettta Vegetable Hair Restorative, and-1 am very much pleased with tbaeffbet tt has bad on. my hair. I wa« nearly half gray, and now, before a sing oae bottle, ipy bead la freed from dandruff, and my hair kaa all trie appearance of youth. 1 tally believe I rwtt’ito M the beet hair preparation fa tbe world , ... Wg. UahiltO] Predoola,». Y-, April 28,1S8£ U. BAHRKTT A CO„ Froprietors, Manchester, New Hampshire. JACOB LIPPMAN, W. B DBFFT t 907 Bay Street* DIAUMIN Imported and Domesticliquors J^ORNTS for Charles Farre Champagnes, Kettor’a Keatacky Bourbon Whiskey, Benantt ACe.lr Bran dy, etc. aisrtecp * f - apts-tf. Dissolution of Co-PartnefiMp< ’. B. Duffy k Ca. are aatkoriavdjo settle, git ont- atatadlng acc-aants. r xr ru V. A. RYAN, , ’ - d A. tfc BMKLOW, - J: P. GILSON, Agent. FIRST PAYMENT, #« PER SHARE And no othsr i of a majority of alt the Stsekhofdere. J. P. SLOAN K. *. EAW80N JNo. a WHITNEB.. P.P. PEASE. BOUT. LOGAN -General So 'J. P. LOGAN, E- B. RAW SON, P.P. PEASE, w. r. p MOBT. LOGAN, a H-McCAWET, C. WHITES*, hpon wbleb shall be retarned ta ( any general dlvUaad wEl badeclt ATimfted amnaat nMHdaiy . j-ka- nradatbiea*) tag ea the nndaaalgned, agacta iatkM Comm issioi Forwarding Merchants, *•. I Maddaid’a Lower Usage, Bay I SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. OMh advance! on conaignmant! to Norton, 81ai tat k Co.. New York, and John K. ailUatt k Co., ocl-J-W LA PIEBSE H0US1 PHILADELPHI*. inn EUB8CBI BEES having leased tils f»J 1 INM, It kas been | MMFITTED AMD REFUK8I8DBE IN AN ELEGANT MANNER, *ad ta saw Prepared wttn tketalfl Era* Appwfat raents For th* Steep- f Ths drat position among firat-clase Hotok sill jaJMm THOM. W. BROOKS MANUFACTURES OF FURNITUPE AND CENER -UPHOLSTERY. *M law Btawwt, PMltadslpkta, hj ttril aaat by Mall proapii laOrOCggp BMLL A ^ D. J. TRACY & CO BLANCEVIL1£ slate nm com, VAM'-UtiKt, POtK 00., OA. OdapaEtobk* Moo,ooo •bahxaP* tam, J. F. Braer, M. O. iP.WPWj-V ta’eeite a t* O. E. Cwhew, mu— ~r TRIMMINGS, ORNAMII'' 1 1 LA0B8’ DRM TRIMMINGS, ORNAMior ‘jJEtjjWOMTIDS^AOT PARIS FANt He. ME Broadway, tenter of DuM«reed Wiw v ites Fall J a f't: l ... jl.: c-.- TO COUNTRY MERCHANT £ EINSTEIN A ECKMJ paveatant,awd for any* Ga.; to the dttea a«^M Ala. r taltaw Orleans, aad wUI akarMff te ’ CO-PARTNERSHIP; The- undersigned have aasoclated themselves Id-. gather under the firm-bame of W. J). DUFFY A CO., at the former store of V. A. Ryan * Co. 5ti7 Bay ^ filSLEI 1 CBEfttSTOI, Commission Merchants and AHJP BROKERS, C H ABLEkYEE,• M. 0- Wk w.. AVI * W. B. DUFFY, A. S. BIGELOW. deft* any portal* short aMteweadra favorable tsrtnd. AdVEacea nad* M aawaigmmWB to oar frisndalB Europe, West ladtet and Vankal aittea. deet-lm STEAM ENGiNE AND SAW MILL FOR SALE. Flour, Flour. - w- A+ • . JQQ BARRELS EXTRA. A FIRST CLASS SPECIMEN STEAM ENGINE JX. and Saw Mill, maamfactarod twwcder at the Fol- — -Wdrka, Na- York.--eoSsl*ttef aaienaiue of 80 too barrsls Extra 8aperlaa, ha salaby deettat . RMIOHAM, Rtfag A CO. bone power, return 'fine boiler, with alt -ntewceo eomptete; ' lack COAL. ANTHRACITE. BR0M1H00B, , MgllahOvaL- aale bf Mh or oaiRO. by CHIPM AM * CHAPIN. BY LaEpC Oontaioiag 280 8-10 scree of first quality of Garden Ml They -are branded uo ibe easg-by 8 kids way Shell Rood and oil the west by Lover'S tene, mndaiii,. aiedwitaia oae.mtte ot tbs cup Oepitaliau would find a stare pro It by making an investment ia the above pngxirij. to fhftuiip ia extending in tbatdlrao- plated .tap property ran be .ecu atoaecotuU- tnpsoom. , novU R. A. SOLOMON, COMMKKON MKRCHANT, COLLBOT- 1 11*0. ■ INGAGXNT, Aa, - Eu&ula, Ala. ’ ' U NDER and by virtue of two fieri facia*, Otatef VfnnbraMeOuy Coral afSm- lavor of James Lloyd vu. Bernard teried, awl wHtaeii. aq tbefiew. yj ary.lf«.kMDg the fii.t day ol the ‘ «ut HbwmAaar. iu.Jhe. the county of Chatham, and _ tgoi Ptaiebaaer pacing Ibr i Ulea, deol-tda the legal,boars of.34ip._Unt **JlS tern’ Lm. Tract <y Pi ■ri-qritt ha tbe cuy of Ka- kdsaaaald, aad.known pariLdl- tingul ot eeid ctey of Hav*nn,h^ tot im[ conteiniag etxty 'Ol ai 4W0R8 vaBjagirih.-' » XNr*lfmJr " RHODES SBfEKtPlwptate of Lime ■_iTL ■ -d-airi'.•’ ■nHpgyscJWiapjii’iri" 1 *«*wd-4jj HAliaAH I Bill 1 Ml CONGRESS ST., SAVANNAH Ate nOp to *ow tha laggeat atock of Staple ait Fancy Dry GoodiJ tabs Mad la thi* efty, and which ar*o»ff : ^ LOWEST PRICES- Chll and see tot yonraelvee, NOTICE. prafi-j laraapratagtartbeinapectkiciJ ttei- • dM stock of OAHUm FURNITURE, CRAIBK 1 A WHB, Ac-, Ac., T* Which th# attantloa of all IsU V*Wwerooma,lf8 BROUGHTON «* |F | JRV.wUa.ra. A Fine Blac k FOR SALE, ■y uRocbe, bki-l & will**" Oanbe gurtobeMwi-neiSJ » at Den- 1 Oountlng-RoO*- |%n Boarding* f l! »; niwi baa removed hcr ba^fl SSSE. •.. .1 —-j -tfMipMiev and hjjlEtahd. niMM ||| TiBBnoB* 10 u Wanted. ■* chs fiiilac To Johnston, Woods flE! 1 CofmnlM’n I lta, W RaJdard’1 Utr» r SAVANNAH, GA- '*"l. II. HARDEE 4 COf L*H«r i°toc I® ihl OOTTON FA< AND pn »«! 1 .otaftata* ^ chti