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% • The Daily News and Herald. «v s. .MASON. Ktlitril SASIUHf. \V. A1ASOW W. nr-. THHMPS4H/ Aasocint •^ 11,< r Official Paper of ihe City, ASiiis'• £WSUU7:CBl'i«THt«TV TUK»1>A1. k ?§?4fe«-* tlie NEW? ** O S T :i * * T ?i. 3i * Are authorized to receive atil^iiriprioUa io a ND HEiiA-LD, Daily, Tri-Weekly aa*I a at ou; advertised rate*. r & ; v'^ * ro oilR COWS’MY PKIbAw •s ia:;c:i interest is felt-siuuifghoni the country ir. regard to Uw» projects of *»lie cotton and other croi-s Wl " W! i • , our plaiitin^ frict/ds tmd etiicrt ji th»- i.iiericr ior infocinatiun ou thatsaluqct. Tbost vriio u :\ •- jortanttiea for ubtainin;? valuable infor- iu r .ar£4o the growing crops, tfcy^vorlqjsg ofthefra>lvb- rays.,-in, and l ; :dakd mathffj of ytit. •ral in' the Eton- l^us. coinmuui icati5?£r Order or Services for the Rurial'of the « lairilisIU iicv. SitejilieuElliott,Ulsllop oi' Georgia, ou UlristUJias Buy, Trie- •jot!., lSti6. The remains vviil be conveyed Jo Christ Church at 7 A. M., aud piaccii iu front cl the chancel. . • * The morning prayer .will commence a 7 1-2 o’clock. The anie-commuuion office at il A. JI., i\- be immediately lollowtd by the !>ur;al .-cr- vice oi the Church. • . . The friends and relatives of Ihe.iaa; Uilho'p are affectionately invited to pail’ tipate id this last tribute of respect. The first five pews on aacli side of- 'j ' midu!c aisle will be reserved wa* the iaiury and ri iniives. ma8»m&*&8i3B&saen^es^itsi^£2z^ i; Deni;, aut Funniti yf hisla.p l£itit>ti. One of iho most soieeiii duties vvu Itavo ever iiad to record was the short »aucuu, c- ineat, in our columns on Jialurday, of tuo sudden demis3 cf the ltff.Itov. Stepnen iiott, on the everting previous. 'Ko moiv at- flictive (dspeusalion of Providence, in i-. i death of any one man, could have occur; od to this or % any oihtf • eontsmutiiy than the demise of Bishop iiffiiott. lie had just reiorned to his happy, home from the last official uot of Iris life—the fil ing of the corucr-stonetjgf St. Luke's church at Montpelier, in thiSfetate—when death, suddenly and almost without premonition, laid its icy hand upon him. He had been in tjie city but an hour or two before he was Called from his e,u thly Jiomc to the rest of Heaven iiarrowing and heai-t-rendihg as is the mysterious event, there, is still abund ant consolation iu the reflection that this great loss to the lignily, the community, the church, the otato, and the nation, is his ever lasting gain Bishop Elliott was the sou of the late Hon. Stephen Elliott, a gentleman widely known for his polished culture ami high scientific attainments, and was born at .Beaufort, South Carolina, in August, 1806. Ho has fallen in the maturity of manhood; for, with his line constitution, both of body and mind, he had begun to show no signs of decay. Who is • there of ns that does not remember his manly lorm and impressive appearance, as he moved along in our midst, with his ittteliectual fare and benignant countenance, and beloved by all classesjof the community ? Bishop Elliott was a graduate'of Harvard College, Cambridge, and in early lile com menced the study, and afterwards the i>lat tice, of lavv iu his native State. Ga the death of his honored father, ho succeeded him editor ot i ing li position brought him promiu 'fitly before tin public as a proloitnd thinker, an able writer, and a man of scholarly attainments . He had not long beeu engaged in legal and literary pursuits be.‘me ins deep and earnest attention was turned to .^ie uIHitupoi tr.n; subject of religion, and the duties ot tnc Ciirisdau ministry. Abandoning tlie law, h# became an aide and eloquent minist. r <■) \be gospel. For some time he was Ptoh.s . of Curkliau Ethics in the South Carolina College ; which position beufcly filled. At r.b cvrly 'p$Piod of tds ministry, sue* 1 was the public estimate K the earnest request that he accent the ap pointment therein made. ->•' ;..y" On motion,' it was also -resolved tb afrit e Society attend,- in'a body, the fiiner|d of the deceased, with badges and the usual emblems aftmpurning.——c- The meeting then adjourned. We are requested to say thntinembers will be supplied with badges' ot the Society and .Di8PATCflE!i»: r , m dricid au&hUhthhriUiyifrS >»■ ttl q ww '<***+*m? tfc* i«ut s( cent order of Oeheral Sickles, pi _ . enforcement of the l»w of 1WI Carols ln^ ^ dieting corporeal punishment tat obtain offences. Emeral prominent olltnqp of that 4 State, includtog the ^res*of. ▼WUxl W«h* Ingtofi 'a few days tW* and ** Ap' wiew with thefPrealdenUn segard to this_nn- i —... u , antboritefc assumption ef paepr. She daUjAma tyipi^wei ot body. Ihe object sident breiBDtly tteided that Hie military In- WleHMAaioeewseHs Ram wiu« thetr vtswe . [frrom the Cberleefoir 9«aAer of Satn^.y.] I.KWXH or EIGHT U». BISHOP ELLIOTT. At a IMP hour .^Hight, the telegraphbronght,vie it ^fftnah error, and dimmed Secretary Stan too to iasne instructions to General Sickles requiring him to rescind bis order prohibiting the execution V r£| of judicial decrees inflicting sefpeypl ,py»- D*. ciiarcc of uiBXpiscopal He 1. ft the cars in apparently perfect health, anu soon after reaching hie residence, expired; doubtless ico u heart diream*. (; • n t* • This sad Announcement (femes upon us in an v<trtdi*mie-R with a most depressinK effect. . bonlli CHrolmjMflll weep not only with her aiai, whole b nth, in the removal of » prelate, learned. : p-stoik. ubonadiug iu Rood worts, known, revered • ■ ed. throuijhout tliujen*;tii aud breadth of our *_*■; ifchuienk : These fnstructiona wkte BilMrened ““merndi e and r:(«> oJSi-a finished and most ininre-rive pulpit oraior—a master of “ Lnglish tuide- fileu"—a patriot sod, whoee affection for his native •H’ld we’led »»ut from roumains uuij bh a iiityiit'j* «> ore and withaim and end lofty aa became a Knight n ti’.o rvoss—all these w'U he enahroudo.i in the Rrav ,j winch clcnskorever from inortalsiglit tho loved evil iziilcd EiliotL * , . r From tiso Ati?uatfi OonsfitutkmaliKt of Saturday.] DCAT3 or *1**0* BLIilOXT. We cep fully appreeiatii the Rrief of our roadero tin v morning 'on learning the death of this noble ser-^ vvi.i. i U 'd. Christiana—nay. roligfom.ts 0. ev cry name who ea e under hit influence an deplore the lo.-s of Hitch 4' lituo. Hnw tiroi tiiu assurance that he .a now bast in.; in tuo •■light" of which lie ■■) e -- ipienUv spoke Jau ounday mormne b''. Pa'1; •;:.ar.'-!i nthts i it': and Itowi.uannk ‘lie relleoUuu •i:. t l.e is now in the company oi lhai "clou... Hi. wit- n c-. trim whose msltuony he J,alhcrid and pre- -,1 such hope in bit last a.niton iu tho Church of !-e Atonement. The holy SUher in lame vvni spend this Christinas with his Master. r oS il ie k>oi^}i€*r2i iCviviigv\'. f.'ittii flit* Itcrnry peiTofijcttl n-. the Bouth. Tlo- A Kerry thrhUKns. ,j s , I oar readers uud their juvenile and responrtbUir.ort. wo wisliN J/c.vy Christmas.” Tiffs is a day of days to be i-emembeied. It is the anniversary of the Sirtii os Christ, upon which Christiau people ..re wont to couie before his altar with grate ful hearts aud more elevated conceptions of his divine . character. Tho principles He enunciated in His sermon’on the‘Mount ha ve •or eighteen centuries been battling with the despotism, error and sinfulness of humanity, and tlie men who lead the enlightened ox>in- to Governor Worth, to be bended to General Sickles. General Reward alas iaaned and d<ffmraiijo Governor Wor| witli the law* of Worth Garhliia bear Equally upon the whites and blacks. Uol VtrlnMMaui. Thirty-live Congressmen Nfl the W«ah- iugtou Republican, left that dty, altar aha adjournment of Odngreu for tha holidays for Hew Orleans. It is stated that Hie citi zens of New Orleans wilhoat regard to politics, are making preparations to receive these gentlemen with all the honors, and to afford them every opportunity for enjoyment. Me. Davis.—The New York Herald, in speaking of tbe Iniquitous attempts lately made to revive the old. atery of Hr. Davis’ complicity with the assassination of Mr. Un- coln, says: ‘The statement which wo pub lished yesterday frem our Montreal corres pondent fully bears out the view* which we recently expressed regarding the alleged complicity of Jed Dayie and his Cabinet wit h the assassination plot. We never enter tained a doubt of tbe folaeoeea of tbe charge. No man in Mr. Davis’s position coaid possi sly have lent a moment's attention to the consideration of suah a plan, for tbe simple reason that it would have rained him In tho esteem a^d confident* of the very people vvhom*it was intended to serva.” Apart from tirli melbly bqsineas-like aspeot of (hqoasa. I be ifei4ld might have added that Ilia ebar- broTIhTs^Utmychnm^thrfojind^ piTho <* Mr. DavR, both a. a gentleman and Clnistiau religion UB their leader. Eui we do U.rn.t:an, u an ample shield to protect him eligion not essay to write a sermon. Mo simply wish to remind our young readers espociall. * that tins is a dey which brings witix it its rvi ligious obligations, as well as' its joys and sorrows. It is a day.which should be full of gladness for the old and young, the rich and poor.. It..is u day for kindly acts aud gene- ions thoughts aud gifts, for the best of fuel ing—l'or social reunions and family festivity. Jn tiiis us iu other countries, Christmas has always been a I'uvofiie holiday. In this city we rejoice iu its early morning chimes—in its ehilfficu's joyousness—its egg-nog aud social merry makings- To the child it brings the leaiizatiou of bright dreams^ around which cluster notions of some supermud- dauc benifiepnee. To the youth it brings present haziness find 'hope for tbe future. To the old it brings.remembrance and tile satisfaction of giving lo tho rich novelty, and, iu a righteous community, to the poor ubuudancc. None ot these things should be lost sight of. We envy not the feelings of the miserly' curmudgeon, whose heart expands not upon Christmas day. He is far happier who gives liberally of what be has in procuring tiiose little testimonials of affection which cheer the heart ot friendship, light the path way of iovc, and add fresh delight lo tlie in nocent enjoy meats of prattling childhood.! What is money worth to-day ? He who was horn this day, eighteen hundred ajici sixty-six years ago, hud not where lo lay bis betid. His mother was poor aud despised. His reputed lather was a mechanic. 'Die -uviour was laid iu a manger—the crib of a loa.iside stable. He mas poor. Yes, let its | thank God for that, on this eighteen huudqcu ■ and sixty-sixth anniversary of His Sob* I birthday. "He was/wor," as are tbe people bl these war-stricken Elates, lieioro the ilory of that humble and saintly life how In significant appear all worldly honors. 'J.' God ii would have made no difference that the wealth and' power oi tite world should i it is piety I have clustered arotmd the Boa whom he bad ami itie ability, that lie was elected .Plates- j s.ut to redeem maukind, but toman il mokes tatjt Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese , a grout-difference Indeed. What aconsnla- <%r, which «acre-:l and rct-pdnsih’.i lion it is-to know that, let you be as poor as office he continued lo his death, givia- m,’. I you may, Christ was stilt poorer; let you! be omy oiltisiiClioa, bul excitiug aJmrjsk e.a-j ■; much calumniated and oppressed as you bounded love t;ud admiration, ior the mia a,. j tuny, He was treated worse than you caalbc; la Which he dBchargod his sacred functions j let you die aa ignominionsly in the eyebof As rector oi Christ Church in tnis city, a r.e- t Ihe world as you may, your death cannot be sitiou which he fillet; besides the episcopal ■ '.vor.c that! His. office, lie preached usually every Sabbath, j Neither rank, nor riches, nor power, jbor except when engaged out of the city iu <iio-1 graLd^ar can rob you of these everlasting cesau duties, the parishes of C ol-gin, j eonsoiaLous. Who, then, is mean ? Nu( he but none so deepfy as that t f Cl,id t Ot; itch, j who is poor; not he who is humble ; not he Savannah, share iu the common iocs to iho.i. i who lacks power; but he ifl mean whoseiou: ol the faithful rector, the eloquent preaChe, | i:-.rks tlie Hue proportions of Christiau Iiiaii- the aole divine, and tlie fffous servant i . i hood. He is mean who denies the triuh, Christ. But this great loss is pot confine.. w- ! u> lacks couijj^oi to speak it, who assidues against tne Toni imputation of having any kuowiedgeof a ounumplated murder. Psogbwm ax ou National Capital.— A seleet oommiUee of the Honae at Repre sentatives has been ovdated to report a bill to establish free schools la His District of 18—1 * •* •°® 10 - Columbia for all eliildrsa over six years of age, without distinction of raoe or eolor, and providing- that ail Citurens shall be taxed for the support of such schools. At a meeting of the Republican Associa tion of Washington, it was resolved th'st ne groes should be admitted aa members, and in all party organisations the two mess should mingle promiscuously. Tss “Gbhat EiSTsa*.”—A Paris letter to the ‘Tnlelligenoer’’ states that the steam ship Great Eastern will ran during tbe year of the Paris Exposition between New York and cither Brest or Cherbourg, charging a thousand francs for lbs passage oat and in— that is, for the round trip. Tbe ship is to be fitted for tho oonvsoleuos of three thou sand passengers each trip. Tbs lint trip from New York wijl be iu April. Nepotie*.—The National Intelligencer thinks it would be a curious and instructive statistical fact to know how many of the kith and kin of the nugorlty in Congreea 'are snugly ensoonood in pubiie offices. It says: “Wo should like to aee the matter closely looked into. If sro arm not very much mis taken, tho investigation would alu» amount of nejiotium unparalleled in modem society.” lUtafiisSI Sasadani 1b Vlr- |lato. turned from wfim eoDnl- BHon w»h Bemben of tbe LegUlsture. uid espet nlaHve to the adoption of tbe eonstttutionsl amentl- . He roporis tb«t Out I^gWatnre is proparafl SI one* to lisrt U»a ameadaent. If del oon have an ■unnn from SUfMd Out Oil ahSB bo the ulti- niAtiun. and that the loysl Senators and Boprowuiln- ■vwfrom ihatStSth wUlbs mdmltfed without delay. Thatmt ~1 lh«4(hsttW lljfaly taken arifcffitnd rejectedfhs anaffd- mmt wmdd reverse their prueeediugB, end follow la theimtedyltadA la Jested, if wadpoe. Suk h the sab. ofosl nsupriiMfijiiti - Ml we haswMStar evtdloee tbeb lhs mere saeec- ofOoL Sesur’s SBSVtaqeBB WO ahaU be uawillloa ' flkat Vlisinta, the ■taaolber of States aad Of r » espskls of sock eawdqlMgr aad aelf. NSa "tmfllfig man" ms stataskau If they fi—a-* ramratuoi er *taa civil pifhii bitbrylss*. laaaad by the United Btataa Commlaafonera, on the oetb of Captain Vanderllp of the Kraedmen'a Bureau, awMnat tha ah art If of Anna Arundel eoanty. Maryland, for aofltas fbnr nagroea under an order of the Circuit Oourt They ware oonvlotod of various offences, and srsn sold nndor that part of the Code applicable to auah negro eharactera, Inatoad of aendlng them the peeUeeMary, as In Mw case with whits man., TUa sofa will be tried and appealed to the United States Supreme Coart, ae designed by Judge Magru der, |n order to make a teal under the Civil Rights PrsB Wastalnglon. Wasanaaxoa. Uea 1A—The President has ordered warranfaef pardon to be laaoed to ex-Oov. Thom an of Arts Plata ou tho recommendation of the Attorney femoral, and to N. R. BMdge, of Mieele- riWd, ou the rocommeodaUon of the Attorney General staff tha. Ik Sharkey. Pika's Special Committee, to inquire into the oir- oaiaetaanea of the klUlug of four Union aoldlera South Carolina, ate., have postponed tbelr trip Charleston. „ ■ The Oovesnmmt has aa yet receivod no detailed ac- ooant of Sherman and Campbell'a visit to Vera Cnu Bear Ysrk Market. Snw Tunc, Dee. M—Cotton heavy, sales 1.S00 bales, apianda MJs^tio, Orleans 84),taSfi. floor qnlat with the aalaa of S,800 barraia. Stats f8 28«11 Tf, Ohio Sietotfl* to. Western $8 »@18 60, Southem $11® IS 10: wheat quiet and without obange, sales 5,000 bnabtla. Be. t MUwaukee $1 at; eorn more active and one sent better, sales 81,000 bnahels, mixed western $1 1S| seta dub; provisions generally dull and heavy whiskey qnleti groceries dull; naval stores qolot Mt« Laalt Market, fa Loom Deo. It.—Moor steady and nnobasged. Wheal quiet; spring, ft. and dull; tall, $3 40®2 60. Corn dull and lower; yellow, 85c; mixed. Mo. Oats dnfl and lower, at O®<8o. Pork, $80. Lard, 11®11 «c. Whisker, $f 88. Hogs, $5 50®8 50. ClnetBnntl Marks!. OoKnxnam, December 8A—Flour weak and 85 eta. lowar. Mem Pork flrmer at $10 50® $80. Lard quiet at 11®11X eeuta. Cotton heavy at 30K®81 oents. Whiskey nnoanally doll and unchanged. Hogs dull for daad and advanced tor Uva. RxxSAOmciSABT Aaawana.—A pupil of Abba Sioord gave the Allowing extraordinary answers : •‘What Is gratitude f -Orslftude la tha memory of the heart." “What fa bapaf* nMam w ikaUomn ot fcinlniw ** N Vbkl la th* difference between bopa uni desire V “Daalra la a free la Ufa, born la a tree In flower, an' enjoyment la a tree tn fruit -what la eternity 7" “A day without yesterday or to-morrow, a line tost has ne end." What IsGodr* Tke necessary being, the bud of eternity, the mer ehaaj at natures Mia eye ot justice, the watchmaker tfce uisl verse, tha soul of the world.” ’Doss God reason V ■Mu reasons beeause he double: be deliberates, he rtpaklm God la omniscient; Ha never double. He therefore never reasons." Tbe PjKriUYbVAMiA 8ms ayomhip. —A Wagtto ingtoiY letter maja : A boat of Pennaylvania politicians are in Wgabingflon,'looking into tho Bonatorial oonteet in that BtaJu. The most aotiva of the nambor ma ife frimtdg of GEORG IA CHAPTBR, NO. 8, B- A. M- Cameron. Aa impraaalon was nought to be created in some quarters that Thud. Htevena iotf.ndud to withdraw front the eunvusa ; but that’ lb to-day explicitly denied by Mr. Ste vens. lo the church. Society shares ia the g«.EL: :.i grief. In nothing was Bishop EiiiiMt niou- remarkable than jn the culture of his mine! and the feuttvityfi'of his manners.' Iu*lti:it 'Vtrt blended tha uccbmpii-hracuis of the privutc gentiemati aud the pubiie officer.' superiority over his fellows, who prides him- **Hm life TVBHgentl**, au<j tiie cleacDtn inland ia Win. tmu ua:nre migBt. sian 1 i otld, iLiti was h m:*rs !*• And tty to au ill Bishop EUioit succeeded the (aJc>IItai. C. 6. Henry, tig Presided ot the Gcoiigia'His torical Society in-1864. Under hi* presi- deticy, tact Society was largely augtncnled. At their meeting, yesterday, the Socipiy re solved to attend his funeral, in a body, and, betides resolutions to ba presented at the next regular meeting, Hon. Solomon Cohen wa.; uuauimously selected to pronounce a eulogy on the life aud character of the de ceased, at the anniversary on the 12ih Feb ruary uext. Tho selection is an admirable one, and it \s hoped Mr. Cohen will accept. By the programme in our column?, it will lit teen that the funeral .obsequies take plqcc this day at Christ Cuurch. As a testimony of respect to the memory of the lamented dead, we arc sure this entire community Tyill unite in attending tbe funeral services. sell' upon worldly, wealth; or position, who tyrapbizvs over the weak and helpless, j We hope then that Christmas will impress it3 lessons upon tbe whole people, and we heartily wish all the old fri-.-ads aud youug m6nds of the News asd Hbeald “a Merry Christmas 1’’ Tn accordance wilh time-honored usage, aud ill order that all connected with! this office may bare an opportunity of partici pating in the observances aud sharim; ifi the festivities of tt^e day, no paper w ; !l be issued to-morrow. Meeting of lh« Georgia Historical So- cietf. . t Pursuant, to. call, this -^Society met yestcr day, to pay • suitable lurnorg to the memory oi ils late President, Higtil Rev. Btepbeu Elliott. 000 S Mr. Stoddard, First Vice President, took the chair and announced the object of the meeting; whereupon, Rev. S. Laudruul paid a feeling and suitable tribute to the meinory of the iamenled deceased. On motion, Hon. E. J. Haiden, Rev. S. ■Landrum and Dr. R- D. Arnold Were ap pointed a committee to prepare resolutiofis fur the occasion, to be presented at the next regular meeting of the Society, on the 7th Jauuary nett. j t Ou motion of Judge Harden, it was Resolved, That Horn Solomqn Cohen toe, aud he hereby Is requested, towlqjiver au ora tion before the Georgia HAtofccJl Society at ^i“ d .fbaracter o f the Right lievTstephen thilltou, ,ate President ot this Society. -Resolved, luriher, That a copy ol the foie- PKit90SAL.—Wff had a call yesterdsy from Mr. William R. Evans, who is connected with the Qominumvealtli, published at Quin cy, in Florida. Tina Commonwealth is not only “a live papir, but it keeps everything alive in its neighborhood, which, being oneol the must productive in the State, deserves the special attention of our city people. Mr. E. informs us that lti$ merchants and planters of that entire section of Middle Florida are turqliig their attention totiavannah, as a market for the sale of tliqir produce and for tbe purchase ofthclf supplies. ' We hope, therefore, he will return with substantial evidence that our merchants appreciate the importance of a- movement on the part off, our Florida friends which-Will contribute greatly to theif indi vidual interests, and for which they will be largely indebted to the paper which is the snhj^ct-.of thiff nOUcA A>. h.tr Tn a PxaauMurr. — A Washington paper states “ that the PraNdeat 1$ in good health mid excellent $piiil% notwithstanding the arduous labor* to which be has be® 1 Sub jected by tha recent assembling ot Congress. Hie majority of who® members me here prejudiasd against him—unjustly, as every investigation into executive raattprs have shown slnee tho 8d ot July." • 1BB PareiDmrr's Hooeonor n.—Pieeldent ■Johnson’s houaehold is Mins organised, an; dor a MitejMa bl Cettgraea at ite last aeq- sion: Private Secretory, Hobart Johnson; As sistant Secretary, Rober* Morrow;, Secretary to sign Land Patents, Edward D. Neill Aide de-Camps, Colonel W. G. Moore, lien tenant-Colonel Wright Rlvea, Colonel An drew K. Long. Am English jury has decided that when a man who is smoking in a railroad oar refuses to remove his cigar abthe requeat of his fel low passengers, they have the right to knock 1 ' it out of his mouth, and tha judge thought that the blowing of tobnoco smoke In tha free of a fellow-passenger might be considered an assault. Radical Brxxa.—A rasofahon waa Intro duced, last week, in tha lowar Vranoh of Congress, and adopted, declaring that, until otberviaa ordered, there shall be no pay ment of claims to any person who partici pated in the rebqtyion or opposed the war for its suppression, and that ao pardon shall have the effect of granting a right to Any claimant. StTBBATT AS A WI I S IS tlllfl J M bom Davis.—-The Radios! organ at Washing ton, the Chronicle, intimates that Mr. Davie' trial will take place at Richmond ia the spring of 1867, and that Surratt will be par doned upon condition that, ha will testily against Mr. Davie in eoitiiiolbii with the plot to assassinate Mr. Lincoln. ; TtHW* ***** ?itpocreM|-ANew York correspondent says the Manhattan citiii; wiiicliiifl'tLtfWaAl' organization df our wealthiest Democratic citizens, has recejyed members, the veteran Thurlow Weed was kdaffued toftUtRgnmpiffojk -This, ol course, ' indicates the final separation of tbe great much to his adroit leaderanTp. ■ ' « .leO,. ta50--^. r-/ 4 The Washington ooneepondent ofithe New liimbia sonikge bill is .to bii found in the re mark of Mr. rinmner, that that “would not secure the necessary voting force.” A Washington dlspateh jjtjp ^paoremaot ia being organised there to run Speaker Col lar as tbe Republican candidate for Pres- tdent at the next election, with Booator llsw ard as Vice-President. A jolergyman, in eddiuaring a prayer tat behalf of univeraal suffkags without regard to race, eolor, age or “ PaaadoTioai as this may seem to Thee, oh Lord, it jq nevertttrire^ truta- . It is rumored la New York that Chief Jas-' tiee Chase will resign hi* oept on His bench a curious accesajoflu On Monday evening, to accept the Framdene^ef Mjs Pstafls Befl- after a spirited e^oation from & part of the; hja^ Wlhd tiwx Woven Thnrinw Wood Minister to Frances * ” A bubo* ia tot efrcnlatioa in Rnxope the* Napoleon will aimnnwe h4* ahdtceMon ore the sueoeepfld dosing of the gtkeae$hlhition. A DAsruuk paper nomlootee Gaaeral L«e for Governor of Vlrglaia., This, 1$ raid to by aetartVpdUtit^f&ttteJfcjraLr aspired to! “Wheie demanded. don’t detain me; I Side jnttbonghtare Wtfii a new bonnet, and I most deliver M ■ stare the tashfoa ohangos.” Tsa Louisville Journal of yesterday says A document purporting lobe a message of Governor Bsownlow, was seut the other day 10 the Tennessee Legislature, mere was in 11 no swearing, blasphemy,carsing, raving, or frothing at‘be month. Of conne it was i forgery. Tbe forger has not been arrested, Special Notices. A ngntar Oommuniosttos of Uu« ch»t>- tor will be bold To-morrow (WEDNESDAY) Rveulag, at 1 o'clock. An eletatufi fee ofltoar. for tlio euaulng year will take place. Oompanlqna wUl pleaas Mtoe pnpared to f»j ibelr does. ®- Trantaont Companion, are reapaotfUUy lu.jlod to aUeud. By order of It T. TURNER. H. t. i. H. BrriLU Secretary. Jac85-lt jAr /w\ at 1 ANCIENT LAND MARK LODGE, No. 231. ref al&r Comm omcatlon of thla Lodge will btad at Maaonlc Hall, Thla Brenkig tn o'clock. As the election of officer, for tbe enewlpf fpas will be held, punctual attendance is requested. Member, ot other Lodge*, and Iranriant Brothers, are fraternally Invited to attend. By order. JAS. M. PBBNT1SS, Pee. 55, ISHC. u Secretary- OGLETHORPE LODGE, NO. 1, L O. O. F. Members take notloe that a Regular Mooting will be held at our Hall at TX o'clock. Hvery metnbqr la ax- peoted to be present ee knaioeee of Importance will By order of the Lodge, tavwinak, Dee, if, isaa. OHA8. GROSS, It BATOHELOR’9 HAIR DYE. This aplandid Bair Dye 1. the beet la tbe world. Tbe only true aad verjeot Dye—Harmlms. Reliable, Ho disappointment, go rldiooloaa Hstaral Btaok or Brown. Reoiedlef to# IU at Sad Duet. Invigorates the hair, leaving It ■oftaad beanUAd. Thegennine la signed William A. Batchelor. Afl tahars «ra mere imitation and ahonld be avoided. Bold by all Prqgglata and Pertomen. Factory >1 Barclay atreet, Hew Tort. dec85-ly NOTICE. Owks or van CavraxL Ran.aotn ) aan Baaaiaw Compast or Gaonou. J RAVAaaAH, Hot. 80, lscil. } The Aaaaal Mrating of Btockbolitan of toUCom peak wm take plane at the Banking Horns tn Savan nah. ea WUMDAT. Urn AMR of December, at U •toifeholden wlU be passed to and from the meattag free over tha Company's Read, opoa presentation at taslr Monk esriUratm to the Oaodoefora. aovM-lm T. M. OUHHIHCdffAM, Caektar. NOTICE. IIIPAIRt OF PAVEMENTS. cm of oavahhah. j Oman CLkmx ov Cottvoil. j DweatberTS. ISIS.) TBH OWVB8 OF PROPERTY IM THH following ■med wards, having beat served with proper aotiea, iff to* Mate having expired (aa allowed by ordi- mce) tor repairs to pavement*, the Committee an. Mtreeta at$l Innee will at ones proceed to repair , the the eeri of material, he., to be at tha expense of atodowaav, aadsolleetod In tha manner prescribed by arfltaanee, aUl M. Brown Ward. IflhetW.Wwd, Reynolds Ward. ’ MtoerlWwi. Anaon Ward, Qaehar Wmd, Warren Ward. QotqinbtoWanJ. Ward. Washington Ward, Darby Ward, Green Ward. BANK BILLS, DEPOSITS msAvnesBAHK, PURCHASED BY DAVID R. DILLON, Banker, 224 Bay Street. A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MED ICINE. Dr. UA6U1SL Is the founder of a new Medical Sys tern l The quuutitariaus, whose vast internal (loses eotoeble the stomach and paralyze the bowels, must give precedence to the man who restores health and appetite, with from one to two ol his extraordinary Pill*, and cures tbe most virulent sores with a box or ae of hta wonderful «ud all-bcaliug Salve. These two great specifics of the Doctor are fust supersed ing all tbe stereotyped noaCrams of the day. Extra ordinary cores by Moggiel’J Pill* and Solve have opened the eyes of tbe pnbiip to the uioittcieucy of; the fro-called) remedies ot others, and upon which people have so long blindly depended. Maggiersj Pills *rg hot ol the class that are swallowed by the dozen, and of which every box full takes eceato. ,an' sbMrinte necessity for another. One or twoof Mag- giei'a Pills soflices to place tbo bowels in perfecc or. der, tone the stomach, create an appetite, and ren der the aplrits light and buoyant. There la no griping, and no reaction iff the form of constipation. If tbe liver is affected, its functions arc restored; and ot tbe nervous system is feebly,.it is invigorated, Thla last quality makes the medicines very desirable fur the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous and eruptive diseases arc literally extiu- gulahcd by the disinfectant power ot Magglel'a Salve; In (act. It Is here announced that The election for seven Directors to manage the in terests of this Bank for the ensuing year, will take Jlgce at its Banking Hojse on tbe first (lay of JANU ARY, 1867, between the boors oi 11 o'clock a- m. and 2 o’clock p. m. V GEO. IV. DAVIS, d<H't-law3wAdSt hi * Cashier. MAGGIRL'M BILIOCR DYSPEPTIC AND PIAR- RUCEA PILLS oara where all all otherB tall. While for Barns, Scalds, Cats sad ad abrasions of the skin MAUGIEL'S HALVE is infollible. Sold by J- MAGGJEL 11 Pino si reel. New Yorg Aad all Druggists, at TWHNTT-F1VE CENTS PER BOX. Wnl ly j - ■ Assignees’ Notice. Bank or Savankau, 1 ■avsunsh, Georgia, duly 6, 1-6C.) Tbe anderslgned having bgen appointed Assigaees of this Bank for the purpose of adjusting and liqui dating its affairs, therefore all persons having rlaian- against thiecorporation wilt present them, and al bill-holders of this Bank are required to present Die asms within afx months from this dote, or they wiii lose the priority granted by statute, and those in debted will ipaJo JifliLpdjate payment to B. fipIOIJAM, ufio. w. DAyxe, sepfl-tf . Assignees. Notices. STk AND WAY LANDINGS* SOMJt jtoiE OF Sl'EAMERSff lia St. Cir.MR, Banjy Moork and Hard Times, - *, Leave Savannah DAILY, (Sunday#texccptt:t1) ay hen ~ ** M. • A. COHt N. The Swan Imvcs MgnliSrylou Wttlnesday moruihg. d0c2*2Tm GKNERAL SurF.RINIF.NDENT’ri OFFIOK, ) Atlantic and Gllf Uailhoad, J S*YAIalUi, Dec. 19ih, 1866.) CHlUri-'i'MAb EXCURSION TICKETS. [ Duftoig the (thristma. holidays, beginning witli tbe 84th mat. Excursion Tickets, good until Jauuary 2d, tSH7, will be acid at raduced rates, between any 81a- tions on this road. ' ' * ■b-tao H. S. BAIN5&. Gen. Bupt. New Advertisements. Insurance at equitable bates THE OGLETHORP ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE. The untleraigiied having been appointed Assignee of the Bank of Commerce of Savauuah, Georgia, is prepared to enter upon his duties. AU bill hold and other persons having claims against the said are requested' U* present the same for iiqnidation, and ull parties indebted to make immediate payment. Bill holders will lose their priority if the bills are not pre sented within six mouths from this date. JOHN C. FERRILL, Assignee. Savannah, August 1,1866. • decl2-ttebl NOTICE. Meucuasts’UATioNaL Bank, I SaTaknau, Dec. 7, 1866.) INSURANCE coipu 'llll,l,’S f 1 AIK OYE, OO ceuta.—Biack Or Brown, i.ia' aitlaneous. cheapest, durable, re table. Lb-pot, No. ou John street, N.w York. Sold by all drug and pal- tts medicine siores everywhere. mo-iv New Advertisements. FOR SALE, LARGE assortment of Provisions, including— Dry baited Bac in.’Smokcd Bacon, Cieai- bides, Hams, large aud small, Sh uldc rr. Family Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Prime Leaf Lard, in liorce*. M .- hinciy, Lard and Litre; d Oils, Loiied and raw, and other leading articles In the line. Those giving us a call will find a Urge asrcrtiuent, and aa good articles as can be found in the city. dcca-2w Case & Harris. Champagne Punch. fJYHE frienibj and pat:onv of the MK 1'ROPOLITAj LILLI AUD IJAi.L will find a ’ CHAMPAGNE PUNCH prepared lor them THIS MORNING at ELEVEN O'CLOCK da,t PRINTING. H AYING purchase! the Job OfB.**? atiacbed to the •‘Daily Ki'TN millLfchiJiLv and made ;uMi(ione to ir, I would juiorni the public that I to execute every description of Jo!> ami t'in'll Printing'. Business Cards, VIsitiDg Cards, H:!l {le^da. T.-ttcr li.ads, tlrculers. Envelopes, Blanks, Dray Books, Receipt Books, Check Books, Programmes, Handbills, * P.nnplileta, By-Laws, .Nn; All Other Kinds of Printing Done HEAT, CHEAP AND qt'ICK. (i I V i; #E A TRIAL NOTICE. 1 also receive orders and have manufactured every 'trieiy of BLANK BOOKN. Om«E or tui Cbktrax. Railroad and ) Ban* in (j Company of GVoruia. > Savannah, Dec. 4. 1 &66.J Au election (in ^cordanco with the provision* of vn« ClUUMTj for lituo pi rectum to mnii the aflAirr* of this Company for the ensuing year, will be held at the Hanking House in Savannah on MOXDAL 1th day of January, 1807,' between tbe hours of 10 a. in. and 1 p. m. Stockholders, apou«preseutaticU of their stock ter- ddoates to the Conductors oi Train., will be passed to and from the election over the Company's Roods ee. T. M. CUNNINGUAM, dec5-tjan7 Cashier. I NOTICE. OniC| Of TW CENTRAL RAH.HOAD?lND Banrjnq Lqmpany of Gfchuia, - Savannah, De$. 4,1866.) A dividend of five dollars per share on the capital •took of this Company has this day been declared by the Directors from the earnings of thp Road, for tit* year onding 30th ultimo, payable on and after the 20th ipstajit, in United States currency. Ttts QOYbfQmont tax will be paid by tfts Compkoy. decs y. y. CUXyZ^GilAM. Casiiier. II. B^TILL, 111 Pay street, Sewn aud lieiaid Office. IRAQ A Zl N E.S FOR JANUARY. Of Savannah, ^RE prepared to accept „ FIRE Risks AT TBE1B OFFICE, u, BAY STBE „ j. T. H. W. Mercer. William Hunter, A. Porter, J. Stoddard, W. Hemsbardt, H. A. crane, M. Hamilton, M. S Cohen, J,. W. NevitL A. Fullartou, L. J. Suilmartlu, G. Butler. E. P. Clayton. Augusta. J. W. Knoll, B. P. Ross. Macon directors : C. 8. Hat dee, R. Morgan, J. T. Thomat P. L. Gae, ’ A. A. SolriiuOQj W. W. Gordou. J Lama, D. G; Purf^ J. McMahon. P. W. 8imfi, Pw Lachlisoo. COTTON PUNTKG] 1867. RHODES'SH\8181Iffl GUARANTEED PUKE AND FREE FRoJ ALL ADULTERATION. I NTRODUCED into the Cuttoa Stains hi u* boon fully endorsed hy , be Slau K ™_ Societies of Sjoih Camil la' (fo'rouaod 1 *S1" b'-sirtes kartiug ch-mb-is 11. N,uc-rc, L k Awarded moist at laternarinnal A—ir u it m i bilion held at Hamburg, in lSo3. U ’wl ud >™ by the most succe-isful ration {.Utters, sol p” to Peruvian Gnu uo. Chcnlars containing partimlarn cun beohom Oil application at B. M. RHODES iC0 struchjPaltimore, nr to --own MILLER & LROtHKR, Mo Ap-nta, ilia Hay street, SiTaDBahJ C!?"Term9 of Sale—Tim" sales «t }(s - ‘*60 ttounds. hah cash; bal nee paytlikNoj.njJ IB7, with spurovod factors’ acceptance harms la] rates of inlerest at time oi parca^e. Cpm J Election Me. City or Favannah, OFFICE CLEKK of Corsctt, December Kib, lii£.l A usijr'7lb, 1S67, Ca-.pot; wi.l elect the foilowj named officers for the iertn of une yen. Salary. Harbor Master $12no per iuoom ill Hea th Officer ....... 960 per annum l| Applicants must state In their applications f names of their securities {two required lo ciih iu and hand their app icattous to me cm or Virus o’cl ck on that day, accompanied bylhensu!:< VENDUE MASTERS. The following extraot from the state liwir^ llsned for information, as under said law do V,. Easters will l.e el,eled by Coandl: :t to apHtarise the appointment i in the several iuedrpvatad ton ol Vendue I Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned having bean appointed assiflfleea of tbe Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of ttavannub, Georgia, hereby notify bill-holders aud oilier claim sutsagalnst the said flogjc to present the same lor li- qsldstlon, and all persons Ur'pbtad to tlie Bank are required to asks immediate payment. Bill-holders will lose their priority if the bills ere not presented within six months from this date.. JOHN RICHARDSON, J. R. GAUDKY, |y8T-tf . Assignees, TEETH ESTRACTEP WITHOUT PAIN. DR. SNEED, Dentist, is now extracting teeth with out pain and without the slightest danger to the pa tient, by a late improvement In dentistry. , Office No. UT Congrees street, over Fepper*s store, tar Ball street. dec6-2m DIVIDEND No. 8. Augusta and Savannah Railroad,) Savannah, Dec. 4.1866. f A dividend of Three Dollars mod Thirty-three aad One-third cents will be paid to tho stockholders, ou demand, at the Central Rail Rood Bank. The United States tax wiU be paid by tbe Company. dec6-eodlm FRANCIS T. WILLIS, President. NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OP *THE OGLETHORPE INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, October 16th, 1666. In accordance with s resolution passed at a meeting of the fiofrff of Director*, held on the 15th instant, an Instalment of ope dollar per share is called for, paya ble at the office of the Company, No. 117 Bay street, on or before the 1st December proximo, nol* J. T. THflritaB, Secretary. J' h.SUK’S.Lady’’ 1 MsgaziceAur January. Dcmoreras Monthly Msparlne lor Jatmaky. Godcyls Lidy’s Bcflk for JAciiary. Pettrcon’B Mugnaine tor J..jinarj. 1 .a ijFrien.! for January. ItemurestM Young America ior January^ Harper’s Mouthly for January. ” , Athintic Monthly for January. S Head e’t Monthly for January. . Ballou’s -Monthly [or January. Eclectic Magazine for Joituary. -Oar Young Bulks for January. Crescent Monthly for January. Hidiuiond Eefociic for December. The Land We Log* for D. eeuiber. For tite by ESTILL ft BROttlfiP, rtoc24 * % BnH ^rv« t. opposite Poit Office. i- o s t , O N SATURDAY > FTEl.NOtN, between 2 ud o’clock. In tcolng irom Jeffbtaon to Bay street,; lar aaStoddui .i'a Lower Itaupe, n package contoinii three one hundred dollar bibs ton fillies, and iheba. Once in twenties, ten*, fives, Ac., amounting in all lo lic.-umoi jl.Ti;. The llniier will be liberally re- waru.'il by leaving jt ar this t.fflce: dt-c24.8t* Teas, Teas. 1QC CADDIES. Vi aDd 6 po&flds, Impeiial and \CaO \ oqdjj Hy^on leap. 7n lO nrittYtlla PLnloo erv, Caddies, 12 pounds, Choice Oolong Teas. 100 Caddie-.. 12 and 6 noituda, English Breakfas’ Teas, for sale by HILTuIS A HANDRLI., 193 Bay Street. dec24-::t Very Choice Building Lots For Sale. fllHOSR TWO LOTS on the east corner of Liberty A. and AbeJtotm streets, opposite the Sisters of Mercy.NSO by 9nfoot each; grtmud rent moderate; im- provenitnLsmi re*r. Price, $«,000 for the two. Would be sold T'erms cash, or bus’nesu paper, spparaiely. Apply lo declit— Iaw3w BRYAN, UARTRIDGE A CO. ^cetch Whiskey SPECIAL. NOTICK. * ■ . JAS, J. WARIHO, ffifliBM GommlMss on Otassta and Innss. jAisra ttumtMt, Otetk of Oounaff. ffsslf-lM A BURE PILE CUBE. Hr. QuJtoMfa FUe IhStmsDf faMUvuly sqrss to. I of Pitas. Mat by mall SRIvsty uqras I oa receipt of | AMsf^ftsk. fiotd by firsggists. Aflesta vraatod vrkywtaa. Afldnas ). B. ROMAnri, Maasgsr. Urn. iWtorasdwre.MkwTMR- NOTICE. Stos tamrd of Underwriters of Bbraanah aad IM Jmfa Mjs low rates ss soy otbsr flnt- »■—ysayta Wtoskfr- PFICM-tH Rhy MrasAwp staM 8, mram J. o. Mtflreas. ascretaiy- ****** SacH-lw TO WHOLXRJLK QROCRR8, LIQUOR DEALERS, DIffnLURS, DRDUG1AT8, GLASS AND SOAP MANUFACTURERS, enttal Oita, Extracts and Essences for flavoring and tmprorlag Brandies, Whiskeys. Rums, Wines Oder, toe. Afk sad Body Pnpsrauoss for Aleut r«l- lalng and Mollifying Whiskeys sad Spirits, Ext roc is Holland sod London Gins, Colorings, Uum and Sugar Syrups, and Fruit Juices. 0r. FEUUHTWAX- QRB*S Treatise off Fermented Liquors, with 1,060 Recipes and directions. , PSUGS, CHEMICALS, OXIDES, ORES Ac. FOB Soar MaNPN^CTDBkflS.—StlNcate of Bode, So luble Glass, or Liquid Uqgrtz, jn Dry, Crystal Liquid, or Jelly form ; Caustic' Soda, So la Ash, Palm aud CeeaomfrOUo, Soapstone and Chiu a Clay. AEorffkMMflttokMiriU hart, prompt attention, and avary lnfcrm*Uon required wilt be cheerfully '"jMKPH W. FKUCHTWANUKft, , , No. 64 0edar*street, ■ " New Fork, k^UPEHMHl “ Ardheg Isl.ny" Wniekev, lor sale by tlie ruse or gallon. dcc24flt ' HONE A GORDON Liverpool Salt. 3 000 landing, and for sale by dec'ri-tt E. a. SO ULL A RD. Farm to Rent. A FARM lot of twenty acres, \iirh a fine orchard or Fruit Trceri, wltbin t\yo miles of the Cily. will be on application to No. 10 Gordon Block. Uec2F3t Regular Auction Sales Assignees’ Notice* to ra|sr uit^a hta duty. AU bffiholders, and other yereona having claim* agidbat aaltf Bank, aye re- qastoad to preaapt the flame for liquidation. And afi partldi Indebted to the Bank are requested to mak% liflDtadlatk paynumL fiilholders wiU lose tke$rnfUrtj$Cihs blfleqih v fift presented within ' months. BIRAM HUBERTS, " 'uwea lldran’. shoe OsseaaTns roihI the mm of chUdran’a shoeav-r Oaspqlriri^oqtweaT three without tips. Bold every Horses, Mules, Guttle, Wagons, Baggies, • LAU1UA6ES, &e„ At the Veterinary Stables of R. W. CAMPBELL, on Bay street, between Jefferson and Montgomery street*, will commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, ra every Wednesday thereafter. aepU-tf Dickens’ Christmas Stories! "MCGBr JUNCTION.—Pkicx, 15 rents. A fresh supply of the above work joet-receivedand for sale by.' • ESTILL A BROTHER, declS . Bull street, opposite the Post Office. Strayed ' or Stolen, O N Wednesday night, 19th ins Mule, small size, strongly “ thl->: tato; Sec. I. Be it enacted that from and aferthel i eof this act any citizen orGeontiatitilhavl right lo exercise all the priviiegt s, potras aud (T ii^us of a Vendue Master, or Auctioneer. In »;■ br town in this State, I-y payiuguuch license audl ing such bond as way be- demanded, or requirtf the by-lews, rtjlee or ordinance; of tbe tone -.1 in which raid person may wish to exerthetlief ingot s Veaffos Master or Auctioneer, aby u custom to ffie contrary notwithstanding. Sec. II. Repeals conflicting laws. Approved 81st February, 1560. dec26-td JAMBS STEW nl| Perk of 1 HOLIDAY CLOT Ull REDUCED TO COST j^T IVES’ EMPORIUM OK FASHION, Ml i north of Pulaski House. Business Suits I FROM $80 TO $M. Call and examine, apd be satisfied Magnolia Whiskey. JJj BARRELS •• Magnolia” Whisk, j. 10 barrels Cutter’s Licking Vmlley Boaitfou k key.' 20 cases Champsgluf Cider, for talc by HILTON A HINDU- 1 - I derts-st . iMBayflwj Notice. HAVE this day associated with Mr. CDs tt» . k-r. my Agent, Mr. Charles Root. ,. _ Messrs. MILLKK A ROOT, Agenls, m“ the Wholesale Grocery Business, and Ik*" 1 J tha ruatnUi-.kmAnt vxrAfllil riOilQ* ® ■ favors, the establishment would folio' iinuance or the sane. ,,, Ilecss-lw THOi. H. WIUJNfi On Consignment, HOGSHEADS Clear Ribbed Side*. 5 hogsheads Ribbed Sides, for tat* low ^ . THOS. H. WILUSGHAYj leevs St IM To Cotton Planters dt Gardenei O N WEDNESDAY, December2Cft.>l“jj", give a trial with Alder’s celeWJte^“ i|)C j Hoe, on the lann of Barnard K. Gate, on the Thunderbolt Road, tort®' 1 olho b sdapta ion to the culture of eotloo u If the weather should prove ramj. d. kaJ&SSBA crops, on the dav following decas-tt* To Rent, N OFFICE and Sample Room over the ato' 2 *1 occupied bj the undersigned, was on given immediately dec 26-1 m T WEST *DfS5 Picked Up> • ^ the Back river. elgliteen^stM^y'^n H the Timber, which the pwner ran property apd paving expeneee- ^ pet App’y at So. 3, Harris’ Wharf, Ceatrat Cove Oysters* ped and tail cut slfoit. I will part me. THOMAS BOUL decS*—2t* Cor. Reynolds and Bay streets. Rockland Lime. 500 w BARBELS FIRST QUALITY, COBB’S I lle b LcgABf»ON to BARNARD. Engina fot Sale. lORSB rfOWEH ENGINE, complete. BRYAN, « k oa, 163 Bay i' ‘ nn CASES Fresh-Cove Oyster*, for ml* P dKi HILTON to WW«5c| dec85-3t twr-fo. *A D 1 20 ECC NOCC. OASES Portable Kgf No« ** *** BONK toj JUST atri SNICK’S Mules* Mules* i2S&S t £‘!&