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Newspaper Page TextThe Dailv News and Herald. THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBf^ 20, HM- Lady Julia. Lady Jalia sits in a gay boudoir, All lacker, and buhl, and ormolu. And taps with her foot on the “tutted floor. As dainty maidens are apt to do. As dainty maidens are wont to do When the last dear pet has untimely died, Or the last new novel hau had too tew • “Sensation” scenes, and been laid.aside. But the lady Julia has laid aside No novel, forsooth ; for no thought has she, Except that to-morrow she’ll be a bride. Though she loves not the husband that is to be. She loves not her husband that is to be, For he's ugly and old; but rich withal; And bis weal4h is the saving clause, you see, The velvet cushion to break her fall. But the velvet cushion that breaks her fall May smother her yet, in the course of time. When the love he bears her grows weak and small, Some few mouths after the weddiug-chimo. Some few months after the weddiug-chime, When she has swallowed the gilded pill, And supped the bitterness of her-orime. She’ll think of one who ia weak and ilL She’ll think of one who is weak and ill. Who’s dying/perhaps, for her fickle sake; But who, tliougb she’s false and frivolous, still Will bless her, aye, ti|l his heart doth break. Will bless her, aye, till his heart doth break; For a man may die of a broken heart, Who life and liberty—all, can stake Ou a woman who playeth the traitor's part. [From the Omaha (Neb.) Herald.] Fort C. F. Smith, ) • Big Horn River. Oct. 24,18G6. 1 We are having a lively time tvith the Sioux* Chey enne and Arrapalio Indians. The location- of Forts Phil. Kearney and C. F. Smith on their immediate hunting ground will not be permitted without a des perate struggle. The immigration for Montana, which has been heavy, has suffered severely. No train has passed the road without losing men and slock. Large parties have ravaged the road lroratne North Platte to the Yellow Stone river, a distance of four hundred and fifty-eight miles. They have even penetrated the mines in Montana, murdering miners and driving off stock. Large delegations of them have visited the Crow Indians—their bitter enemies—and endeavored to make peace with them, in order to involve them in "" the war against the whites. They also visited the Flat Head and, Nos Perces Indians for the same purpose, but without success. A party of miners, under Jell Stamford, were attacked, and eighteen out of sixty were killed. This happened on Wind river, one hun dred miles above us, in the mountains. Another party were attacked on Tongue river, near the wagon’ road, and Col. Rich and another man were killed. All miasrs have now returned to Virginia City. Three soldiers aud tvu citizens have been killed and scalped within a mile of this post recently. -Three men were killed on the Yellow Stone.about the same time. Twp weeks ago a train loaded with government freight was attacked, and one man killed and twer wagons captur ed. The same outfit, ou returning, near Phil. Kear ney, was again attacked,’the two owners killed, and nearly all the stock taken away. One hundred and fifty head of mules, fifty head o! horses and sixty head of beef cattle have been stolen from Phil. Kearney. Also, Jim Carter, hay con- hearty one tractor, lost three hundred and sixty-five head ot f osttle. This post is “cleaned out.*’ The Indians took the stock in daylight, while grazing almost within rifle shot of the stockade. Previous to this, at the same place, seventy head of Goverqment mules were run off, and six men killed. One officer of the Eighteenth was killed on Crazy Woman's Fork. From this point down to the Platte, the road is a graveyard. On tho 17th inst. a paxfy of twenty-live soldiers, re turning.from Fort Benton, where they had escorted General Hazen, when within forty miles of this fort, were attadfcedty sixty Indians. Mr. Brannore, guide, wasjtilled and Scalped. The party fonght eight hours. The following day, Indians attacked troops engaged in cutting wood, and ran off six head of horses. They are committing all sorts of depredations with impu nity. We have only twenty mounted men at the post About one hundred and fifty men have been killed as far as known. We have had no intelligence from Phil. Kearney for sixty days, aud fear that all com munication is cut off. Three commissary trains have been due fora month, aud are supposed to have been captured. The Crow Indians report fifteen hundred lodges of hostile Indian? moving towards this post for the purpose of capturing it They call our eoldiers “old women,” aud say they cannot fight Medical. NEW ERA IN MEDICINE. Dr. Maggie I’s PILLS AND SALVE. the Suffering and Digested read the folllow- Let all wko ban been given np by the dAc- tors, and spoken or as Incurable, read the following. . Let all who can beliave beta, and can have -h-th in evidence, read the fallowing: KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE SENTS, r that, ou this, the 2fKhdayoX June, in the year oi our Lord, 1806, personally came Joseph Haydock, to me known as inch, and being dnly sworn, deposed as follows : That he la the sole General Agent for the United States, and dependencies thereof tor prepa rations or medicines known as MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE, and that the following Certificates are verbatim co pies to the best of his knowledge and belief. ;. JAMES 8ME1TRK, Jl.s. } Notary Public, —' WaU.treet, New Yfftk. , r. ^ V- ” Insurance. Fire Insurance PHCENIX ASSURANCE-CO. OF LONDON ATLANTIC INSURANCE CO. - * OF BROOKLYN. LENOX INSURANCE CO. OF NEW YORK. Risks taken on favorable terms. declT-ta ROOT. HABKE3HAM ft SONS, Agents. i. v. maebett. «. J. N. JtoMWtVM. JCNE 1st, 1966. Ds. Maggikl : I take my pen to write yoa of my great relier, and that the awful pain in my side ha. left me at last—thanks to yonr medicine. Oh, Doc tor, now thankful I am that 1 can get some sleep. 1 can neverwritc it enough. I thank you again aud agaiu, and am aura that yoa are really the friend ol a>l sufferers. I conld net help writing to you, aud hope you will nr t take it amiss JAMES MYERS, 116 Avenue 0. MS' This is to certify that I was discharged from tho Army with a Chronic Diarrhoea, and have been cured by Dr. Maggiel’a Pills. WILSON HARVEY, 27 Pitt street. Nkw Yoke, April 7th, 1966. Eff* The lollowing la an interesting cake oi a mall eiriployed-in an Iron Foundry, who, In pouring melt ed iron into a llaak that was damp and wet, caused an explosion. The melted Iron was thrown arouBd aud ou him in a perfect shower, and he was burned dreadfully. The following Certificate was given to me by him, about eight weeks alter the accident: New Yoke, January 1,1966. My name is Jacob Hardy; Lam an Iron Foundoi; 1 was badly burned by hot Iron in November last; my burns Healed, but 1 had a running sore on my leg that would not heal; 1 tiled . ‘ 1IAGGIEL ! S_SALVE, and it cared me in a few weeks. Thie is all true, and anybody can now see me st Jackson’s iron Works, second Avenue. J. HARDY, 119 Goerck street.' JOHN e. WHITHER. NATIONAL Horse Insurance Company, HOME OFFICE : Coax an Fonts aw Jarrssaow Bremen, LOUISVILLE, KY. CAPITAL • • .8330,000. Insures Live Stock against Loss by Theft and Death. Rates established- by the experience of a century in England.. J. W. SHOCKING?, President. D. B. DEWEY, Secretary. MABBETT * CO., (Ieneral Agents lor Georgia. A. F. PARROTT, Local Agent, Office on Bryan street One door ca t of Merchante’ A Planter*’ Bank. References—CoJoneiB. D. Walker, J. r. Thomas A Son, A A. Solomons k Co . B. L. Neidlinger- decll—if MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY • OF NEW YORK. ANNUAL INCOHB-I^.ooajieo. Rattan Sensation in Illinois—New Way of Developing the Calf of the Leg. As a funeral procession, accompanied by the mem bers of a lodge of German Odd Fellows, in full dress, and a band ot music, were passing tho play grounds of our East side public school, a few days since, dur ing the recess, a large number of students, old and young, attracted by the music aud display, went down near the procession to witness the proceedings, while the teachers surveyed the affair from the school house windows. Now, it appears that there is a boundary line estab lished somewhere on those school-house play-groundi over which, if a student goes during school hours, « punishment is the result. At the close of the recess the scholars were examined in relation to their knowledge of this rule, and those so unfortunate to be unaware of the existenc j of such a regulati _ were arraigned Tor punishment and whipped, under the superintendence of the principal, the assistants in the various rooms administering the flogging m tliuir several departments. Young ladies, who have prided themselves through out their school days on obeying the rule* of school heretofore, held out their hands, received the lashing, went home and humiliatingly confessed that they had been whipped; while many qf the younger girls were compelled to raise the skirts of their dresses, while the teachers whipped them on the calves of their legs. And so the majesty of the law was vindicated, and ♦he students will know tho boundary lines of the playgrounds at tha East school hereafter.—Juror (lit.) Herald. EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS. “I h.vj no appetite. MAGGIEL’S PILLS gave me a “ Your PILLS are marvelous. ” “ I send another Box, aud keep them In the house." “ 1 gave half or ono of yonr PILLS to my bate lor cholera morbus. The dear little thing got well in a day." ‘‘My nanaea of a morning is aow cared,” ‘- Your box of MAGGIEL’S HALVE cared me of noises in the head. I rubbed some of your SALVE behind my ears, and the noise left.” “Send me two boxes; I want one for a pool 1am ily." .. "J. c , ncl<>sc a dollar; yonr price is 95 cent*, bn i he Medicine to me is worth a dollar.” * “Send me live boxes of yonr PILLS.” “Let me have three boxes of yonr SALVE to i* turn mail.” I have over two hundred each Testimonial* as these, bnt want ot space compete me to conclude. J. MAGGIKL, m. d. Important new featare In Dividends and mode* of Insurance. Smallest rates of Mortality. Expenses lees than any Cash Company. Liberal mode* of pay ment of Premiums. Insurers receive the largest bonus ever given Dividends made annually on all participating Policies. NO CLAIMS DSPAID. All kinds ot non-forfeiting IIFK and ENDOW MENT POLICIES issued. Policies inconteetible. LOANS mude on Policies. All Po’lcles after three years uon-forfeitable. SAVANNAH AGENCY, R- H. FOOTMAN, Agent. Db J. T. McFARLAND, Medical Examiner. declS—iw FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE AGENCY. Capital and Security Insurance Co $1,600,000 Phcentx Iaieraec. Co. .1 1,008,000 International Insurance Co.... LMJJWO Manhattan Insurance Co 1,071,000 Harmony Insurance Co 900,000 North American Insurance Co.. 900,000 Total Cash Capital and Asset*.$7,009,000 0KM WHOLESALE GROCERS .* * . AND * Commission Merchants, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. WAVING taken the large Fire Proof Store, re- JH eeotly occupied Jj.v Messrs. Wilkinson ft Fr— we an prepa of eonelgnmi irepared to offer the best facilities for argo. sales Bacon, Hams, Lard. JBOT received and for sale— tilhhldhhofli Clear Bacon Sides 10 hogsheads Clear Rib Sides M hogshead* Prime Bright Shouldeis" SO tierce* Pore Kettle Rendered Lard It Serves Choice Sugar Cured Begged Ham* 15 tierces Sugar Cured Uncovered Hams W. H. WHITNEY A CO., BOlO-tf No. 4 Harris' Benge. i Commission Merchants. C. T. HUTCHINS, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND WMOT.naxT.lt DEALSB IN HAY, GRAIN aid PRODUCE, - Corn,. Oats. Meal, Feed, Bran, . Oil Cake. Flour, Bacon, Salt, Rope, Ac , Constantly receiving, and for sale at the lowest wholesale rates. Agent Savannah Flour Mills. 153 Bay Street, Savannah. oc4—r.m Ebw. O'lim. J. H. O’Bixnc. Edw, O’Byrne & Son. WHOLESALB AND RETAIL DEALERS IK GBOCEXIES, Liquors, Ac., Ac. VOTE solicit a share of the patronage of our friends V V add the pubUe generally. The Senior partner of this firm having done business in this city for up ward* of thirty-two year*. Corner Bryan and Jefferson ‘ ocj-ly Butter. Flour, Bacon, Pork, LARD, Ac. CA HOGSHEADS Clear Ribbed Sides 90 hogsheads Shoulders, Baltimore cured. • 90 tierces Lar- 1 , Baltimore Leaf M barrels Povk. Pi ime. Prime Mess and Ues *6 kegs and half kogs Bntter, Choice Goshen 100 boxes Chcefo 10 tierces Hams, New Sugar Cured. SUGARS, COFFEE, TEA, SOAP, CANDLES, to. it hogsheads Sugar, St. Croix, Porto Rico and Muscovado 100 barrels Sonar, A, B and C 50 packages Tea, assorted qualities 1*0 begs Coffee, Rio CB pockets Coffee, Old Government Java 150 boxes Soap, sll qualities loo bozei Candles, Adamantine and Tallow ICO boxes Tobacco, ail qualities Cuba Molasnes in hogsheads and barrels Hay, Corn, Oa's aud Cow Feed constantly on hand Landing and for sale liy SGKANTON, SMITH .t CO., Hodgson’s Building, no97 Bay street, opposite Jefferson. Wit. Stabb. Jos. A. Roberts. E. Necmaykb STARR A ROBERTS. Shipping and Commission MERCHANTS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Liberal advances on consignmedts of Cotton or other Produce. Particular attention given to- the purchase of sup plies for Manufacturers. Ac. dce6 FOR LADIES. AND CHILDREN Embracing the most • T EXTEBTSTVfc ASSORTMENT ■ OK* — RICH AND RARE ARTICLES OF LUXURY Eyes exhibited in this city. WH RESPKCTPCT.lv SOLICIT A MU TW EXAMINE OUR STOCK. E. X>. SMYTHE & CO- Broughton decll-tf A. AUSTELL, Atlanta, Georgia. W. H. Inman, (Late of Georgia.) New York. _A_ustell Inman, Cotton and Commission merchant*, No. SO Wall street, NEW YORK. W E are faily prepared to make liberal cash ad. vancemeuta ou consignments irom Merchants and Planters, both at thin place and a', our agencies throughout the South. Our Mr. Austail, cf Atlanta, will arrange advancements there. Cotton and mer chandise will be forwarded to ns with dispatch by our agents, Messrs. Brady A Moses, of Savannah; We will exert onr best energies to give satisfaction, and promote the interests of pur pairon-i. Consignments from our Soul hern friends respect fully solicited. se27-3m RISLEY & CREIGHTON, Commission Merchants and SHIP BROKERS, *. CHARLESTON, S. C . ^ Charters made for any ports at short notice, and on favorable terms. Advances nn.de ou consignments to onr friends in Europe, West Indies and Northern cities. dcc6-jm • WI. J-jnJMffin. is. B. HARRINGTON. "W all !Paper "Window Shades, FIRST FLOOR, OVER HILLSMAN’S DRUG STORE, A large assortment of Wail Paper, Window Shades Gilt Cornices, Curtain Ban dr, Picture Frames, Gil Mouldings, Ac., Ac., always on hand. ORDERS EOS HOUSE. SIGN AND DECORATIVE PA IN TIN G dealer in PROMPTLY no22-lm ATTENDED TO. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS. QUR itocK is equal to any in the city. Call and judge for yourselves. DQ27 SCRANTON, MITH * CO. New York Accldeata.1 Ins. Co.. Capital. .•900,000 Consumption of Tobacco in Europe.—In the city of Hamburg, Germany, the manufacture of tobacco gives employment to more than 10,000 persons, who turn out 150,000,000 cigars a year, valued at $2,000,000. From Havana and Manilla, Hamburg imports 18.0U0,- 000 cigars a year, making an aggregate, including its own production, of 168,000,000 cigars, 153,000,01*0 or which are exported, leaving 15,000,000 for home con sumption—allowing 40,000 cigars a day to an adult male population of 45,000. In England, with a population of 21,000,000 in 1821, the consumption of tobacco was 15,598,152 pounds, an average of 12 ounces per head for the entire popula tion; in 1831, with a population of 24,410,439, thq qon sumption reached 19,533,841 pounds, or 13 ounces per head, aud in 1841, with a population of 27,019,672, the consumption was 22,300,360 pounds, or 13>£ ounces per head; and in'1831, with a population of 27,452.692, the oonsnmptiou was 28,062,841 pounds, or 17 ounces <6f tobacco per head, showing a steady increase. In France, the consumption of tobacco is 18 ounces per head, nearly half of which is snuffed. t)enmark, H is'70 ounces per head. In Beigium, avenges about 73ounces per head, and in Turkey the consumption i^ even greater. Enough money is consumed in Tobacco smoke throughout Christendom annually to ensure the speedy civilization and Chris tianization of heathendom, were it turned in that di rection, instead of being spent as it i3, in smoke. What’s in a Name?—A gentleman had five daugh ters, all of whom he brought up to become useful and regpectablo characters in life. These daughters mar ried, one after another, with the consent of their father. The first married a gentleman by the name of Poor, the second a the third a Mr. short, the fourth a Mr. Brown, the fifth a H|r. Hogg. At the wedding of the laite^her sisters, with thjir husbands, uer<? present, and the old gentleman said to the guests, ”1 iiqye taken pains ,t0 educate my daughters, tliUt they might act wefl their part ip fife; and from their advantages and improvements 1 fondly hoped that they would do honor to mv finally. I find that all my pains, care and expectaitionafiaTe turned out nothing but a Poor, Little;&hprt; UroVrn, Hogg. ,r f. brown, Jeweler and iWatchmaker. jyOW AT 147 CONGRESS STREET, Next to JllaUon’g Bookstore, has just received a large assortment mJ> ri diamond rings, PINS, and EAR RINGS. ALSO, FINE GOLD SETTS. CALL AT HIS NEW STAND. declTtr A. YOUTH’S History of the Great Civil War. QNK VOLCMa 16mo. 386 pnges with illastra- ions. Price $1 50. no!3 Just received, and lor sale by BSTILL ft BROTHER. A. RICHARDSON, MERCHANDISE AND SHIP BROKER, 194 BAY STREET. /CONSTANTLY on hand, and for w.1© at lowest mar- Kj ket rales, Corn, Flour, Bacon, Whiekey, etc. Vessels of all «isee for charter. nolt.tr B. R. Armstrong, MASON AND BUILDER, I S prepared to execute all work in his line in a workmanlike manner, with dieoatch. . workmanlike manner, with dispatch. Orders left with Mr. J. W. MCDONALD, 154 Bay street, or at Mr. W. E. STONlE’s, on Taylor atreet. between Whitaker and Barnard, will be promptly at tended to. no27-lm* Bagging, Bagging. BALES EXTRA HEAVY GUNNY CLOTH. Ju»t received in store and for sale by oranb fc GRAYBILL Po f Potatoes, Onions and Cabbages *CRIV1NG. and lor sale by no211| P- C ALLAN AN ft CO, Comer Habersham and Fretldent sts. MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE. J5?“ NOriCE.—None gennlne without the en graved trademark aronnd each pot or box, signed by Dr. J. MAGGIEL. 11 Pine street, New York, to counterfeit which 18 felony. HF* Sold by all respectable Dealers in Medicines ihionghout the United States and the Canadas, at 25 cents per box or pot. uol-ly THE EYE, EAR, AND THROAT. D U. WRIGHT, of Toronto, Canada West, Physi cian and Surgeon, Oculist and Auriat, can be consulted on Deafness, Discharges irom the Ear. noisesln the Head, Catarrh, Diseases of the Throat aud Lungs. Ail diseases of the EYE, requiring, rttheir Medical or Surgical aid attended to. Office No. 41, in Dr. Tlios. Buckler’s old office cs Lexington street, Baltimore, Md. Office hoars from »to 12 A. M., ana sto 5 P. M. 19-tf To Planters. ^SAVANNAH, October 1st, 1866. THE J. B CARY A CO.'S ‘ NONPAREIL FRENCH GUANO” VOTHICH I a now offered to Planters possesses qn»H- » » ties which are peculiar to it alone, and render it far superior to any other known, as has been fully proven by the‘‘French Academy of Sciences,” and also by practical persons of enlarged experience in every, department oi Agriculture. Among the meritorious qualities which peculiarly distinguish the Nonpareil French Guano,” may bo enumerated the following; 1st. It will promote the growth of Cotton, Corn, To bacco, or any kind of grain or vegetable, equal to A No. 1 Peruvian or Mexican Guano, aa has been fully tested, at the same time being entirely free from the objectionable properties of the above, me it is a Perma nent Improver of the Soil, instead of a stimulant. 2d. It oan be applied to the leave* as well aa tba toots of plants, without any danger of burning them, if used properly, and we guarantee that wherever ap plied the soil will retain lta mots Cure, and will not bake, even the most clayey. 3d. It will prevent Worms or Insects from destroy ing either plant or grain, and wherever it is applied every kind of worm or insects will Instantly Seam pear, its properties being repugnant to insect hfe oi every kind. This quality alone will be a great benefit to agriculture when it is estimated what vast numbers as Southern planters know, have lost their cron by in sect depredations. in a circular it is impossible to folly eater into tbs merits of the “ Nonpareil French Gnano,” bat we as sure the public that we have not exaggerate^ —it only remains for those interested to teat lta value, when we feel confident that it will rapldlw aucercedc all others. REFKRKICE11 t. Pendleton, Clark county. West YSaginla; Col. B. Morgan, do.;C. Cimble, do.;!, McCormick,do.; Mai. Green, do.; Col. J. Ware, do.; C. Sheppard, do.; P. V. Sheppard, do.; J. Endert, dip.; Daniel McCullough, Fairfield District, South,Carolina; Dr. Wm. Monroe, Baltimore county; F. Merryman, do.; S. Patterson, Harford county. Ifol.; R. ElHand, Catvart county, Md.; J. P. Silver, Cecil county, Md.; John Merryman, Balti- more; R. ^jidiir Ac Co., Baltimore. —r ^eware of Counterfeits* All of onr barrels will be sltmped with name and ~" 1.URE, MARINS and INLAND Risks taken la th* J aliove highly responsible Companies on Buildings and Merchandise, to any amount, at the lowest r*hs corresponding with the risk. Loetea equitably adjusted and promptly paid. A. A. LANK, Age* t. No. 12 Stoddard's Range, Bay street, noi6-3m Savannah, Georgia. CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH. NOVEMBER TERM, 1866. TyHEREAS, Marmadnkc Hamilton, Janies Reed, *” Richard W. Adams, were summoned to attend and be sworn as Grind Jurors at the present term of the Honorable city Court of Savannah, and made default, it is ordered that they be fined in tbs sum of forty dollars each, unless they file good and tnfll- cieut cause of excuse on or before the first day of the next (F.brnaryj term of said Court And whereas, Emannel Miel'tal', Thomas Hol combe aud A. J Miller were snmmoned to attend as Tab-emeu and be sworn as Graud Juror* at the pre sent term of this Court, and made default, it Is or dered thar they be fined in the 6nm of lorty dollars each, unless they file good and sufficient cause of ex- cuse'on or befoie the first day of the next (February! term or raid Court. • „ Aud whereue, Patrick Burnes, George H. Ash, Charles E. Smith, Daniel G. Purse, Henry p. Den nett and James U. Bashlur were anmmoned to at tend and be sworn as Petit Jnror. at the present term of this Coart, and made deraoii.it is ordered that ' bey be fined is the sum of tweuty dollars each, un less they file good and sufficient' cause of excuse en or bofote the first day ol the next (February} term of.- aid Court. And whereas, W. O. Godfrey, James H. Demand, R. H. Brown, Benjamin B. FerrilL Peter Vandcver, A Fernaudea aud L. A. Wakoman were summoned to appear on the 8th of November, 1866, to attead and lie sworn as Petit Jurors; and whereas, Patrick Dunn, L. W. Landers bins. Dr. Warren Johnson, Patrick U. Malleus and John Kilay were summoned to appear and be sworn as Petit Jurors, and made default since the 9th or November; aud whereas, Hoivis Doty, B. B. Chipman, B. F. Ulmer, F. Brown, S. C. Catherwoed, S. U. Golding, L. J. GnUmartin H. G. RUWE, WHOLESALE ' Lignor Sealer & Commission Merchant, Comer Bryan and St. Julnn streets and Monumen; Sanare. SAVANNAH. GA. EOT FRUITS end VEGETABLES in season always •n hand. au27-tf UuuaiK. Jah» Kcksigan. Colombia Square GROCERY STORE, Bast aide of Columbia Square, corner of Habersham and President streets, BT PHILIP CALL AN AN & CO. R ECEIVING, WEEKLY. Ilrst-class Family Gro ceries, Ales, Wines, Liqnora, Cigars, Fruits, TsgeSsbl**, Ac. For sale on most reasonable terms. JgX ■ . Fall Fashions for 1866. J. W. BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE SPRING) Hoop Skirts. J. W. BRADLEY’S Yon ( John Mbbbyman, Esq., formerly President of Ma ryland’s Agricultural Society, says: Baltimobb, July 91,1866. Messbs. J. B. Cast ft Co.: Gents—My gsrdnsv has been making experiments with your “ Nonpsri*! French Gnano”—he has ap plied it to beets, cantelDpes and very young cucumber vines, which at this season of tho year are very liable to .injury from insects. Avtar as we can Judge, it is a first-rate article, and comes up to yonr e.uin» of its merits. I shall.use three tons on wheat fall. DUPLEX SKIRTS and A^'Datenhide'r were samm'Snte to SfonTSS printed inJOT^K^the band be sworn as Petit Jurors, and made default sines the 19th of November, 1866; and whereas, Derid S. How ard and George s. Williams were snmmoned to at tend add be sworn as Petit Jnrors, and made default slnoe the 2Bd-of November, 18»6; and whereas Pres ton Warner, W. W. Remshsrt, K. O. Witblngton, T. Blakewood, F. Dowd, E. A. Well, Joseph F. Pelot, T. Bostick, DsvM Balley, Jacob kaekyaad Wm. halt were snmmoned to attend and be swam as Petit Ju rors, and made default since the 7th day of Decem ber, 1600; and whereas, John D. Hopkins was snmmoned to attend and be sworn as a Pent Juror, and made default since the 8th day of December, 1666, it is ordered that they each he fined in the snm of twenty dollars, unless they file good ano sufficient cause for such default On or before tf first day of the next (February! term of this tioort. „ W. 8. CHI-HOLM, Judge. Attest:—WM. J. CLEHBNTd, Deputy Clerk City Usinaf itf tLswetinsk Court ot Bsyanntb. True extract from the minutes of Court of the 17ih December, 1966. PHILIP M. BUaUtL, decl8—90t Clerk CUy Court of — NEW BOOKS. LAUS VENERIS, (Swinburne). SKIRMISHING. WHO BREAKS—PAY8. DARRYLL GAP; Or, Wfiytau It Paid. MADONNA MARY : By Mrs. Olyphant. THE BEAUCLERKS—Father ard Son. ARCHIE LOVELL. SIR BROOK FOSSBROOKE. GRIFFITH GAUNT. Just received and for sale by ■STILL ft BROTHER. dec!3 Bull street, opposite Poet OSes. lY’R DUPLEX SKIRT. T BUY ANT OTHER, ays find full assortments at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT J. C MAKER ft CO., tMTI KOP ft CO. s ASK FOR Jj. W. BRADLEY® DUPLEX SKIRT AND “8BB THE NAME ON THE BAND.” For sals In savannah at Wholesale by J. C. MAKES ft CO-, LATHRUP-* CO., ORFF ft WATKINS, Retail hr J. O MAKER ft CO.. I-ATHBOP A CO., DB WITT ft MORGAN, EINSTEIN ft CCKMAN. ORFF ft WATKINS, THOMAS PEPPER. It wholesale by tho Exclusive Manufacturers and sis Own see of the Patent, WESTS, BRADLEY ft CART, Worerooms and Offi -e, Mas. 97 Chambers, and T9 and 81 Reade 8L, moftfim New York. PIMO TUNING xtaPAXRxig’o. end rye this Messrs. J. B. On® ft Cos, through their Agent, Mr. Louis X. Guienot, having made sn arrangement With the firm of BELL, 1TYLLY ft CHRISTIAN, planters can rely upon obtaining the genuine "Nonpareil French Guano.” MS' TftU la the Priaripal Depat. -&R 'Beware of Counterfoils 1 All onr barrels will be branded with onr name aad address. oc2-tf SANDERSON 1 WILKINSON, HARNESS, SADDLERY m TRUNK STORE, WHOLESALE AND IMEfiUU East !8 1de of Market,■ Between St. Jnltan aad Bryan Streets, SAVANNAH, GA. a9.tr CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON. 8. C. rflHIS popular and trail known Hotel, situated In the - business portion at th* city, has boss newly fur nished throughout by to* present proprietor, whoftaa bees sixteen jsam connected with tba nWnhlHhtosnt mhta-jf w. WHFOt Proprietor. FOR RENT ■ g with Of* and Wtter, saKtble for a small family. Apply to Mre. E. HOGAB, Northwest comer or Plica and St. Julian streets. d*c8-tf 0. J. TRACY & CO., Bwecesso s to D. S. Cohen, inroBTres aim nskhs or LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS, ORNAlUVi PHYR WORSTEDS, ANB PARIS FANCY GOODS, No. 303 Broadway, comer of Dnans street, aag3-4mo Naw To*e <3-. BE. MILLS, (FROM LONDON,) ~1» ■BPECTFULLY offers bis services in the above Xh business. M. M. earns, recommended by many of the first ar tiste of the age, such as Strmkosch. Adeline Patti, Herr Jsd, Gottschalk, ftc., os one of the best tuners of the BBFKBIBCE IK KAVANSAH. C. M. Holst, Esq. M. K. Turner, Esq. Orders received for tuning at the establishment of lifts C. Schreiner ft Co., or at the residence of Mr. "Tt on Whitaker street, between Broughton street » and State street. no22-lm martin j. ford,~ Hangings ATTORNEY AT JLAW, OFFICE. Na. 1» BRYAN STREET, Jyl7-6m SAVANNAH, GA. THOS. BOSTOCK. J. F, HOBSON. Tale Eoyal Planing Mill, Cor. Liberty st. Mi TMMt Boat X^l kinds of Planed Lumber for sale, decll—lm*BOSTOCK ft H0M90E. Window. Shades. MRS. MARY J. TURNER, No* 48 St. Julian Street, Uasreoeiveda new snppiy of Paper Hangings, Win- and Gilt Cornices, which will be sold JJl±. R. A. SOLOMON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, COLLECT ING AGENT, &c., Eufa/ula, ^Vla. Proaryt attention given to Collections and Kemil* tascesj Purchase ^uil bale of Coitou. Ac. Reference:—Mess is. S. Schiller &. Xephewa, L«iu- ence Broe. A Co., Now York; Ifypiiig, liaiiucra A o , C'oluuil ns, Ga ; Win. A. MejLeozie d Co., Apa- Chicoia; Austin Kilia. S:tv.inn*ft. iin. oclo-:hn E. r. METCALFE 4 DO., Cotton Factorsj Comm is si on AND Forwarding Merchants, Wo. 5 BtoddatrtTs Lower Range, Ray St., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Cash advances on consignments to Norton, Slaugh ter k Co., New York, and John K. Gilliatt A Co., Liv erpool. ocl2-3m Jas.T. Paterson, TIMBER, Lumber . & Commission MERCHANT, No, 193 Bay Street, Savannah, Darien, Gfeorgia. OT Orders for Lumber solicited. altf-tl 8. 6. HAYNES GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN Flour, Grain, Feed and Produce, • CORNER STORE, 190 and 192 Bat Street, foot of Barnard St., Savannah, Georgia. References—C. A. Gambrill & Co., Norris A Bald wm, Baltimore; Woodward, Baldwin k Co., Baltimore and New York; L. Gambrill, Banker, Charleston. Liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton and Produce. oc2-tf Prepare for Christmas. Toys, Fireworks, Confectionery «tc., Ac., Ac. 7J1HE attention of the residents of Savannah, and of thoee visiting the city, ia called to the extensive assortment of TOYS, FANCY GOODS, *C„ lo be had at Wholesale or Retail at T. BATESON’S, Corner Congress and Drayton streets. N. B.—Thankful for the liberal pationage extend- ed, during the last FIFTEEN YEARS, I respectfu'iy solicit a continuance of the same. ^ der3-3w EVERY VARIETY OF FURNITURE IS SELIJNG GOODS Lower Than Any Other House IN SAVANNAH. HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS FURNISHED. City Sheriff’s Sale. U NDER and by virtue of two fieri facias'. Issued out oj the Honorable City Court of Savannah in iavor of J e rnes Lloyd vs. Bernard O. Wagner, 1 have levied, and will sell, on the first TUESDAY in Janu ary, 1867, being the first day of said month, before the Court House door, tu the city of Savannah, In (.lie county of Chatham, aud State of Georgia, be tween the legal hours of sale, the following proper ty, to ‘.vit; All that Lob Tract or Parcel of lrnd, lying, being and situate in t lie city of Savannah, connty and State aforesaid, aud know n aud distinguished m the Map or Piao ot said city of Savannah as Lot No. 18, Lib erty Waul, containing sixty feet fro t, by ninety feet deep, more or lets, with the impraaement* thereon, bounded as follows: On the north by State street, touth b, President street, east by Lot Mo. IT, and wist by Montgomery street. Property pointed out by ilcfeudant. Terms cash. Purchaser peyinp for titles. CHARLES J. WHITE, clecl-fds Sheriff City Savannah. Johnston, Woods & Co., Ceneral Commis’n Merchants No. 10 Stmldarit’s Lower Rang;, SAVANNAH, GA. N. 1. HARDEE & CO.. COTTON FACTORv AND General Commission Merchants. Liberal advances mad. on consignments. Sales made In Savannah on New York or liver- pool, and hut one commission charged,no!4 Austin & Ellis, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, SO BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. THOMAS H. AUSTIN,! Late of Apalachicola, Fla , CHARLES ELLIS, f and Cobmbns, Ca. sepll-il i. P. Boirax. W. A. Bbtaht. Bouse & Bryant, (Formerly of Jacksonville, Fla.,) 104 SAVANNAH, Bay Street. - - GEORGIA. TTTILL give prompt attention to receiving and for- W warding goods, sales on consignment, and all orders; and will also keep constantly on hand a good stock of Groceries, Liquors, Agricultural Imple ments, Building Materials, Fairbanks ft Co's Scales, Ac., besides other goods and manufactured articled for sale or consignment, and tor which they are agents. Orders and consignments respectfully iclted. al8-tf City Sherif’s Sale. U NDER and by virtue of an attachment leaned ont ol t lie Honorable the Ciiy Court of Savannah, in iavor of Jeremiah Mnrphy vs. Patrick Doherty, i eturnable to tho Feld uary Term (1967) of said Cbnrt, I have levied npon the below designated property, to satisfy the srme, pointed oat to me as the property ol said defendant, viz ; 1 Sorrel Horse, and 1 Wagon and Harness. And further, by virtue of an order gtantedjiy the Hon. W. S. Chisholm, Judge of said Uonrt, as the 13th day or December, 186S, 1 will sell od MONDAY, the 24th day of December, 1866, between ttad legal hours of sale, before the Conrt House door. In the city of Savannah, county of Chatham, and State of ’.eorgia, the above described property. Terms cash. Purchasers paying for titles. CHARLES J. WHITE, dec14-3tuls Sheriff City of Savannah. FARLOR SETS, extra weil upholstered. FINE BED ROOM SETS, Walnut and Ma hogany. COTTAGE BED ROOM SETS, of eyeiy variety. DINING ROOM and LIBRARY SETS. MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS of ell kinds. KITTLE'S FOLDING SPRING BED6 and MATTRESSES, the best Bed in use, and WARRANTED SUPERIOR to ethers. LACE AND GAUZE MOSQUITO CANO PIES, and CANOPY FRAMES. WAREROOMS* 178 Broughton Street, Nearly Opiitc St. Andrew’s Hall. jail-om OHATH AM COUNTY SHERIFFS SALE. B Y virtue of an attachment issued oat of the Honorable the Coanty Court of Chatham county, Georgia, In favor of Stern ft Mamlok vs. Andy Hartehorne, on tits 6rh day of De-ember, 1866, J have levied npon che -loop Josephine, two small boats, sloop aud boat tackle, apparel and furniture, as the property of Andy Hartshorne. And further, under and b; vir tue of an order issuing oat of said Court, I will sell ut public ouicry, between the legal hoars of sale, on Saturday, December 2‘id, 1866, before the Court Home door in Chatham connty, Georgia, said sloop Josephine, two small boats, boat and sloop tackle, apparel and furniture. Terms cash, purchasers paying for all papers. benjamin l. colb, dccll-10 Sheriff of Chatham connty, CNl S tate of Georgia, Chatham county. To Messrs. Cahill ft Co., of Charleston, S. 0 Roberts ft Lewis, Hilton Head, S. C., ArchtbilS Get ty ft Co., Charleston, S. C., and Jales Pecker ft Co.. Colmnbln, S. C., my creditors : Yoa are hereby notified that I have applied to to* Honorable tile Judge of the Conr.ty Court of Chat ham county, to make a rule or order, and assign a day in said rule or order that I may be brought be fore said Conrt, for the purpose ot taking the oath prescribed tor Insolvent debtors and be discharged, and the said Jmlgcftas granted said rale or order, and assigned Saturday, the 2Sd da? of December, 1S66, at 11 o’clock a. in., for that purpose. . Witness my band, this 10th day of December, 1886. decll—2w HENRY VAN PELT. CENTRAL RAILROAD. £> l m ■vkl Important to Stockholder*, is very desirable that a majority of the cap stock of this Company should be represent* I at the approaching Annual Meeting of Stockholders tn this city, on the 30tb Instant, as »n Important amendment of tnelr charter will be submitted for adopNon. Stockholders at a distance, who cannot attend, are respectfully requested to tend their proxies to some friend in the city, or to the under signed. WILLIAM M. WADLKY. President. Savannah, Dec. 11th, 1866. OeelMt HOLLINGSWORTH & CO., C01IISSIDH MERCHANTS, MACON, GEORGIA. Especial attention will be given to the execution of Cotton Orders, which we solicit. For Sale, I N the city of Macon, a t Flue Boiler 18 foal loag Engine, wi to _ Jameter, ttpo Pines io inches, to psiteet uirier, together with all of my Mill Machinery, consisting sf 8halting MIT Delta, and everything appertaining thereto, for tlx | one-half Cash. Apply to B. W-BUIFRILUtg; dgW-lm* TO T HE highest pries can b* , any kind, by applying at j PH(EilX STEAK SAW MILL. EA*raB3f YTHASP, SAVANNAH, GA. deted their DOUBLE aa the “PHfENIX _, cspectfnlty inform public generally, that they are ardent for Lumber In any qnac- ainsr end lengths. We hare con- „ Mill an Improved Planer, and will gi** particular attention to orders for planed aad —iber. i o» at J. F. ft M. Hamilton’ ibercom streets, will receiv dswidisifv Garden Lot for lease ^SS| ORANGES. rpHB FINE AftBDKN LOT, corner *f t foagwrad 1 Thunderbolt road* will be leased tor aSBs ears. Apply at TftU Ogles. settf ■apMMMlsMa Orsages, A. WILCOX* CO. Peters & Hollingsworth, COTTON SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SrobOAsn’e Uppeb Range, Bat Sibeet, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. 'C'VEBr facility offered for constgnments'and exe- JCi cution of orders. Uberal advances made on Cotton shipped to oar friends in New York. Balti more and Philadelphia. ocll-tf STEAM ENGINE ANp p HILL for sale. A FIRST CLASS SPECIMEN STEAM ENGINE and 8aW MU1, manufactured to order at the Ful ton Worka, Ns • York. Cpnsistaof an engine of foD ftssnawassssi rslere fioa bailer, with «n tn* one- nienoes comptete; iron frame, 4o feet carriage; 56 iaeh*aF; l *S»tot_?W f :to rt k‘B;head biockm 4«o tost fog «ftahv*Kh ttffl«ys *nd"fi*fl clasa belting for toft mill complete. The whole is perfectly new and can nsr dlow a» t DANIELS. Notice. ^ i-A.i J W. NEVITT, of the firm of Nevtt, Co. tn Jl-U Em has’ associated hlsarif Vito Latfafopft it he Dry Goods buslnaw, sttleMd stand sf HENRY LftTHMOP ft 00. FURNITURE. DEGRAAF & TAYtOB, 87 aad 89 Bowery, and 65 Cfiristic St., NKW YORK. S TILL : onunuo tobe the largest Furniture Mann- factarers in the city. PARLOR DINING-ROOM and CHAMBER FURNITURE, Canopy a*4 Victoria Bed***, FOR THE SOUTHKHJf TRADE, 15 ■ • At 20 percent, reduction in price. QC3 DANIEL H. LONDON* NO. S3. BROADWAY, NEW YORK* Shipping and Commission MerehgRt, ^ W ILL sell all kinds ol Tobacco, Cotton, Grain, Seed, Ac., aad wlfl execute orders baying Merchandise and Produce of «fr tion. Consignments and order* solicited. REFERENCES. Ia Savannah—Major A. Porter. Donean ft John ston, N. A. Hardee ft Co., E. E. Hertz ft Co., ’John Stoddard. In New York—W. C. Langley ft Co.; Bare lay ft Livingston, Wm. Watson ft tt. Liberal advances aiiowsd on Cotton shipped to Messrs. Eyre’ Evans ft Co.. Liverfool. oclftm To The Public. nriHE PAVILION HOTEL, Charles ton, Sstith Caro- X Una, so lonaxnd ably esndneted b«thldata H. L. BUTTERFIELA will still *skept opeofor toe accom modation of thfttravelling pubtlo. Italfonoar friends and patrons wtfrfoud the usual'secnmtoiiateliins aad attention bestowed on them as formerly. sadUtspn^ lie favor, alrAdy so well established a* The Matte of the travelling Merchants at th* Heath. vriU.br ter- neet effort*, be tolthfnliy preserved. QMfi-tf Twelve Gardeir tots AT PRIVATE j ! .1. BY LatKOCHK. BELL ft WILLIAM*, esteeming to* 8-10 sores ol first Lots. They sea , hsaada* oa tt« esst tor fifoila— BKag'sra.tgsaaOT too^U*aStedtocifttt* ioa. FUtot th* property eanb* soar teg-room, ' NEW STORE. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CLOTHING, At Wholesale and Retail. BY Einstein Eeknrnn & Go., NO. 1M CONGRESS STREET. <TTE are now receiving, and ready to exhibit oar WW large end well selected stock of the above men- mined goods from the beat manufacturers, and pat ip expressly for the Georgia and Florida trade. Merchants and Planters are invited to examine our stock before pur chasing isewhere. oc4-3m Assignee’s Sale. I OFFER for sale the Building known as the Bsnk of Commerce, situated on the southern one-third of lot Mo. 16; Jeykyl Tything, Derby Ward, frosting thirty test on Drayton, and sixty feet on Bryan The Building is well adapted for carrying on a large Basking Business. ALSO, The middle one-third of said lot No. 10, and the Improvements thereon. The ground upon which bote bnUdtnga are attuned Is fee simple. Thirty toads of on* thousand dollars each, of the city of Colombo*, guaranteed by the Mobile sod Gi rard Railroad Company, end thirteen bonds of the city Of Columbus of five hundred dollars each. In- tersstoa all the bonds seven per cent, per annua, payable semi-annually. The above described real estate and bonds are ot tered at private sale, and If not disposed of pi evtoos- ly, will be sold at Auction by Bell. Wylly ft Chrtodte. on lha first TUESDAY In Jannaty next, st the Conrt Boose, In this city. JOHN C. FERRILL, Af llvrSS- NOTICE. TO ILL WANTING FURNITURE 1 am opening for th* inspection of the public, .fine slock of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MAT- TRESSES, &C-, &c., To which the attention of all Is invited. r Wareroome, 178 BROUGHTON STHKBT, Shel OCX’s old Os, Good* Store. flS-ly S B. g*BRrNg_TOfo-_ Notice. r flflj UMUUIBISHUd, IIOUUI 5UD xxmsaev . - JL POBK A THOMAS* have tlila day Had partasiship for the transaction of » "Sr of JlffSreK^Sd has eontrlbuted Ten Tbo™P* ™ unto the common st«5 of the n h* XHDttAS. a! U- STODDARD. SATAWAH, Dec. 1, 1866. COAL. ANTHBACTTE, BITUMINOUS, B un pan, steamboat, Baltimore, Comswl* 00 aad English OvaL . or •*!• by ^n or csrgo by MSa ' CHIPMAN ftCHAFUL- XHOB. W. BBOOKB MANUFACTURER OF furniture and general UPHOLSTERY. MM Dae ItnsL PtAlIadelpItto, »• H. M—ftllOBDftRM met by Mtei Pr°»I$V ForSale. IMS SAW MILL known as Collin* * ' "awsr d*axt-tf

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The Daily news and herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1866-1868, December 20, 1866, Image 4