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* # - YORK ***»• ’TT-a Left pgLPfllA* flint* ^^'""vryS^tday.atSp.m. » k0 ' r i,ici» <>'■ •• i.,, tv Sulurday morning, at M- Jfl •..»• i»**‘ JuU^'' „S«H“ n snore, every Tuesday morning, at. '■‘t,... Banco*, every Monday and Friday ‘ does- , , t .. ry wedue^dy- at 9 a. m. ■ - ,,ir c . ... unlock a. m. o’clock. V rUlCl e every Saturday, at. "iser f 01 - 'every Tliursd*y-al U aid 1 ' 10 ’ F0 K AfOCSTi. ud Erpresa. .TITODTaor Piai m Baqaan & ora the healthy agffion of their ay* the derangement* that creep Into it. were need and rained, until several impact palmed off upon tha jm£Uc under thia name. AYER’S SAB8A.PAMT.lJk la no impoeltlon. tany.lia. We cut the following paragraphs from the Tallahassee Sentinel of Friday : ' ‘ A Lakhntaale Teaoedt. —Our city was the aoene of another shocking incident fin Thursday morning. Dick Jerkina, of this place, was killed by a shot from a pistol in the hands of a young Mr. Kemper, the clerk of the State Comptroller. ? * Shot.—We are informed that on Tuesday 25th iusU, a soldier belonging to the detach ment of the 7th U- S. Infantry on doty at this poet, while under arrest, made an at tack, with an axe, upon the sentinel guard ing huh, and was instantly killed by a shot from the musket of the latter. • The sentinel, we understand, did bat his duty under military regulations. import are of Train.. *•««** “• ■£5 7 A. M. ]|jivll 8l45 A, Mi. Y*Z AaijUSU : 7:05 r. M. paoiuh tuaix UP >l«BTrA! .vauiuh “• :05 p. m. 4:00 a. M. . . . . . • • 7:0i) *• M * tffiSUKU TRAIN rue . .. » t - — : ,, aavauuali at... • • ••• • ' ^'iJlai-v'’* 116 “nJi.tnu ouavrliuins at Gordou. ■ iJAU-v (Bundays cj CVpteUJ sivniiiali at..... ti*’ , jaomasviUe at "'"J iliomonviUe at ■ a Savannah at ....5:40 r. u. ..8:25 P. M. . .5210 A. M. nrt connect with 7 a. n. 7:10 P. M. 0:00 a. M. 0:10 P. Ji. aTiJ-L liKOT iiiit, Newsdealers, Sla- iisellens Jtaii .v.reoi (down stair*) ^c, ncxi to ilic I’ott Office, are au- 1 r t uc Duly News & U kkald. .cents Sir I i-:n will Dc promptly attended ,iih ilu*:i ’ Mayor’* Court r , - , Md spectacle in the Mayor's Court yes- & „r„luc and one w hich brought tears to the “ , It. than can witness. A young man was f r f, Wlth being druuk and disorderly tn bis nthfr-. botue. Xhe father'was a venerable looking ,,1, ban ..white as enow, and when called “Vtt.iiu.oav, said that he did not want to press * au d„f course did not want to take the 1 H-i Houor. Mayor Anderson, did not press the bat questioned the old gentleman as " rid. conduct was. common thing with his l, Teat. »ud sobs choked the old man's utterance, sulheiould not answer. Mownox Cochtt Cotton Chop.—Up to 1st January, 1860, Forsyth shipped from the Maoon ft Western Bailroad depot in that mace, 7,348 bales cotton of the pioduot of that year. This year the shipments, actual and established, up to 1st next January will not vary ten bales from 2,460—which ahows a little leas >*■" a c 9“*“uiurauon oi H. Blun, President, and the c third of the product of 1860. The same proportion ml ~® 9f Germania Fire Company, beg leave to would make the product of Georgia 170,000 bales, or I . _ . .. thereabouts, and of the whole South about 1.400,000. ,*!!£ 7® 6pi “ lon **“* 1,11 fire engines But we think Monroe has done better than an aTerage! | fiixould The Mayor* Aldermen F, Hunter. Gue, Wyte, Barron C. a Millar. ' “ ^ c _ mtes <ff the Inst meeting were read and eto- c^m^ U * “ 4fcle 'P&H Mfeh -a f RRPORT8 BEAD AND ADOPTED. *’ j, J e Coaatnittee, to whom were interred^iSe* M^jralpsUUons of the Oglethofpk and WiabJfcton Fin Companies of this city, each courp i.y pnfvm» Council to turn over to |them the Dew SeamiSseS S 1 ®* ordered by the city of Savannah frum Messrs, Poois*Bunt, of Baltimore, beg^eave to repom that oarefully examined into all matters connect ed with Che petitions of the companies, as #*11 as all papers relative te the same, and- Dud that although both petiUous are signed by numerous property hold- sis, that of the Oglethorpe Fire Company ta signed by almost one-third the property holders in the Idly. This, coupled with the fact that the euginc now need by the Oglethorpe Fire Company Is in litigation, be ing in test in the hands of s Receiver, subject to his °™w, impels yonrOommlttee to recommend that the eteam lire engine be turned over to the Oglethorne Fire Company. Said Committee have felt great delb mey in this sword, as the companies applying are two of the oldest and most efficient organisations in our Fire Department, and have therefore examined the whole subject with great care, and have fuliy canvass ed the respective claims of said applicants Respectfully, (Signed) ... a. p. l_ q CEj Chairman Special Committee, pie Fire Committee, to whom were referred the communication of H. Blun, President, and the com- eadiffiBsrs* ncookstove or badge at me pries of tgn noUara, which tear be dnesd one-half if not required to be taken oat until after the first day of Jnly; and any person subject or liable ts take out any inch license or badge, and fail ing to do to ter ten day. after the said Bret day of Jan- d five hundred dollars. On motion, [Jtavy In each year, ahall ba liable to a fine of not more nicstion waateld on the table, than thirty dollars far every day’s defanlt, on oonvio- .AS T - I s a— n aa n s A Aln_ WaSaaa 4L. TXaII. ~ - -- “ * 3 ordand oo i teo«F|L 1 I Alarm sad r “ ‘ i put inoparaH telegraph in thia city for I flid.tni eleven the , I ws* r received frets B. F. Haniocd, owner at Savannah Steam Flooring Mills, naOlng st- teufion to the condition of the hill at the lack of Broughton street; also suggesting to CoafflB the im portance eg opening Randolph street from Broughton to,Bay Street stating that if permission was given pArtiestenterested (with or without dty aid) tareon- S it a plank road from the Atlantic and Gdif Hall- depot to Bay street, the interests of tbs eastern SB of the city wuuld be greatly promoted. On on, the communication was referred to a special committee of three. The Mayor announced tbs lbb lowing Aoruiaitiee: Aldei men Waring. Ford and Bsr- rougbs. * ' Amount of accounts passed, $5,296 15. Council adjourned JAB. STEWART, Clerk Of Conned. w— AN ORDINANCE The talk among the planters or the oounty is, thatbut “i* Property of the city, and re- for the drought they would have made half of a crop. I ®P®°““ u y recommend that a committee of council be but we presume this would have been done at a ascii- ““hiittee of tb-Germania fice of corn, which will not asain ba thouobt of in fn- Fire Company, relative to the purchap, of tue steamer fice of corn t wlrich will not again bp thought of in fu ture agricultural operations.—Macon Ttlsgraph. purchase tlno. J. Waver, with full power purchase said steamer upou the terms offered; and ; ,,ur committee further recommend that, should th«* s^id steamer be come the property of the city, tluu it be placed in charge of the Germania Fire Company. (Signed) m J. Ford, Carman: The Mayor announced the following committee :— Evert housekeeper, perhaps, doea not know what, however, is true, that pieces of old bread, crumbe, Jrc., on being soaked and mixed up with dough, in making new bread, imnrove it very much. All house keepers who read this rece nt should try it, and 1 committee they will never allow pieces of dry bread to be lost I A tr N i‘ u UgUa * — - I T*te fire Committee, to >vhom were rererrsd the ap- pli .ation of Thomas Ballantyne k Co.,. 40 erect a To him that goes to lsw, nine things are requisite : I ““, nd I J '“w °? lot , corIU!l ' L,bc '' y First, s good deal of money; second, a good deal of | JhMDto™ 01 " 1 8treets ’ h® 8 le * ve to rop r: favorable [Signed] hj. J* Ford, Chairman. The Fire Committee, to whom were rcicrred the patience; third, a good cause; fourth, a good attor ney; fifth, a good counsel; sixth, good evidence; I seventh, a good jury; eighth, a good judge; ninth, good luck. Even with all these, a wire man would | hesitate before going to law." T - —. hippman, uardk Co., Honoris Foley, W. D. J. L. MMis and H.L S. Buotz, relative to makiu r certain repairs therein mentioned, beg leave to commend that said applications be granted. [Signed] M. J. Ford, Chairman. The Fire Committee, to whom were referred the .ce by W. FUNERAL INVITATIONS. The frjepds and acquaintances of Mr. MARTIN SCHKOEDER are respectfully invited to attend his fu- I msttM^retaUreto a^violaUon oinraOrdta neral from bis late residence, corner of Fahm and 1 B. Adams; beg leave to report that whereat, the’said Zubley streets, this morning, at 10 o'clock. • w * B. Adams, has filed his affidavit that said buildings . . . . . ’ . , I ware erected in utter ignorance of the law, and not The friends and acquaintances of ANTON LEWIS I being reported until his buildings were early com- au/1 William H. Hicks, and families, are requested to I pie ted, the Committee respectfully recommend that attend the funeral of the former, from his late real deuce, corner of Gaston and Jefferson streets, on Sunday, Dec. 30, at 12 o'clock, m. < the Corporation Attorney he insirupttd to draft au ordinance for his relief, requiring W. B. .idams to cover sahtbuildings with some metallic substance. [8igned] M. J. Ford, caairman. Tne following report was submits > by he Com mittee on Dry Culture, enclosing a communication from Qen. J. F. Gilpier, who gave %a his opinion that * * * * ‘ bliuhed the fact, .that iiliiuaturs AluiaaMc-Thli Day San rlsee .* 7 0# | careful observations have* Son sets _ . __ I Southern coast, has very great durability. Also, a At Tybee 11 27i At Port .12 67 | statement was received from the City Surveyor of the coat of the proposed wooden sewer from the Spriug- His Honor remarked that mcwwiihration of the gray hairs of the father, and w^ircM he would diemias the defendant, and that the tears of the father ought to touch the feeling of ,he ,oD wore than any due ho might impose. Father C d son then left the room together, and, m our onimou, that young man will not soon forget the scene, and we trust that in future ho will act Hi a Burner to cause no Shipping Intelligence. j trouble to bis parent. M. bulgur was charged with druukcuno g in the meet. The officer said he found the defendant with his bands and pockets full of broken bricks, aud that te was Very noisy- The defendant knew noUtiDg of lie kicks, and denied being noisy. Mia face, how ever, presented an appearance which justified the presumption that he had been in a quarrel of some kind, lie was flued live dollars. .1 sailor, named Kavaoaugb, was charged with being drank ami laying in the street. He said he must have been (hugged, as he had drank but a few glasses of iqnur. In consideration of the defendant bavin] |*n locked up all night, he was dismissed on the juyment ol' costs. C. Kennedy, a negro boy, whs arraigned for driving jicr the newly made sidewalk ou Habersham etreet, cwr tbe Police Barracks. The boy pleaded ignorance ufibe law, when His Honor remarked that he was too rcung n drive a horse, and that it was contrary to Ijw t i employ any one ho young. The employefof tiicboy was called in and informed that he should not employ such a driver. His Honor uaid lie was de- lermiiied to put a stop to this driving across side- salt*, if he had to impose a fiue of fifty dollars. So sigOoeca *utl vt&cto moko • uote of tliia' uulnnt upc the sidewalks for thoroughfares, xnt. defendant waa fined five dollars or fifteen days iu jal. J. Slirrmeutelow, a negro, was charged with boiDg drunk and disorderly in the street. He denied being ^orderly, aud knew nothing of being drunk. The cflicer, however, wa3 sure of the matter, aud the dt> kmhnt’ii memory was sharpened to the amount ot he dollars. A case on the information docket was called, and neither the defendant nor the officer appearing, the nAkf-r wus ordered under arrest, and if it ahould ap pear that there was no reasonable excuse for his de limit, be was ordered to bo arraigned before tbe Mai or. PORT OF SAVANNAH. Friday. Dec. 28, 1866. Arrived. Steamship Leo, Dearborn, New York—Hunter k Gammell. steam&hip City of Bath, LoveweU, Boston—Rich ardson & Barnard. Steamer Baudy Moore, Moody, Augusta—M A Cohen. „ . Steamer Julia St Clair, Ward, Augusta—M A Cohen. Steamer Emilie, Adair, Charleston—3 M Laffiteau. Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty, Charleston—Clag- horn k Cunningham. Cleared. Steamer Eliza Hancox, Richardson, Charleston— Clsghom A Cunningham. Steamer H M Cool, Tavlor, Darien—M A Coken. Steamer Two Boys, Garnett, Augusta—Erwin A Hardee. field Plantation to the river, as follows: 200,000 fuet of lumber, at $20 $4,000 00 7,500 yards excavation, at 30 cents........... 2,250 00 | Leveling back the same 1,000 00 Bnck work around ends of sewer 1,500 00 Two iron lifting gates 1,000 00 To levy and assess taxes aud raUte revenue for the city of Savaunab, and to j.mend the various tax and revenue ordinances of Maid city. Section 1. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aider- men of the city oi Savannah, in Council asaeiubled. and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the same, That on and after the first day of January next, 1867, taxes and revenue for the support of the govern ment of the city of Savannah, and for the advantage aud benefit of the inhabitants thereof, shall Be as sessed, levied and raised at and after the following rate.-s tfiat is to say: L At the rate of one and a quarter per centum per annum on real estate in said city, according to the Viduatmn tor the ye*'rlS66, and snch subsequent valu ation for improvements as may be made in the y< 1807, or thereafter. 2. On the excess of all rents in said city over per centum oa the city’s valuation of the property, five per centum per annum on such excess: the valua tion to be based ou the assessment of 1866, and such ibsequent valuation as may be made lor improve ments Mince said valuation In 18<36; and in the event the Treaeuier ahall have reason to believe that an im proper return has been made iu any case under this ordinance, the said Treasurer is hereby fully author ized and required to call upon any person or persons and put such person or persons under oath as to the justice of such return; aud, on proof made that such roiurn is unjust or improper, the person so making it bhall be liable to a double tax, without the privilege of appeal to Council for remission of such double tax. ’6. On all gross sales of every kind of goods, wares and mercUaudlze, including all sales by brokers and auctioneers, including lumber, timber, shingles and staves, aud excepting liquors, ope per cepcnm; sales of real estate, oue per centum; stocks and bonds, one- quarter of ope per centum* 4. On the amount ot all grpss sales of liquors, in cluding wiue, mult and spirituous liquors, whether at wholesale or retail, two per centum. 5. Ou all gross sales of cotton, one-tenth of one pet centum. 6. One per ceutum on all commissions or profits de rived from any business transactions by any mer chant, factor, auctioneer, broker, forwarding, ship ping or commission merchant, and one per centum on the value of a.l furniture, jewelry and plate worth over three hundred dollars, including pianos and all, other musical instruments; and one-fourth of ope per centum on the value of all solvent bonds, mortgages, judgments, notes, and other evidences of debt owned or controlled iu the city of Savannah, except bonds oi the city of gavaunfth. 7. One per centum per annum on all inoomes de rived from salaries, and the pursuit of any profession, faculty, trade or calling whatsoever, except income from real estate. 8. One per centum on gross receipts of any business transaction not included in the above and foregoing, and including all local insurance companies, gas companies, express c ompanies, cotton presses; all re ceipts tor lreight, and l«r passage money payable in this city; apd of all hotels aud restaprapts; and on all FOB Mon before the Mice Court. Such licenses and badges shall be issued bythe Clerk of Council, and tbe li censes shall be signed by the Mayor, attested by the Clerk, end have impressed on them the seal of the city. And it is hereby declared and ordained. That any shipmaster, captain, supercargo agent, or other offi cer of any ship or vessel who shall purchase a cargo or past of a cargo of timber, lumber, cotton, or any other produce except through a rarularly licensed commission merchant or broker, sMh be liable to a penally ol one hundred dollars. Safi. 4. And Ik is further ordained by the authority aforesaid. That every male resident of mid city, be tween tbe ages of twanty-ooc and sixty years shall be liable to a poll or capitation tax of one .dollar annu ally, except only turn of said persons as maybe en titled to registry and to vote at citr eiectious, and who register their namts aud pav fer the same. * _ c. f&Aod be it further ordained by the authority afor said, That on and after the first day of January next, the price of a license to retail spirituous liquors for one year ahall be one hundred sod fifty dollars, and the applicant shall be required to suomit as se curities two responsible freenoklers of the neighbor hood ss a prerequisite to the issue of said license; and for a wholesale liquor license the prioo shall be •ne hundred dollars. And no bar-room ahall ba li censed which baa not an outran ce to it separate and distinct from tha entrance to the dwelling, and the U- • tefcteii ba forfeited for a second violation of any fesr or city ortlinanoe; and in case of forfeitnre the license ahall not be renewed for the space of two year*. Sic. A And it is hereby ordained by the authority of tha same. That hereafter the following shall be the prices for Ueenstii or badges for the vehicles and ani mals hereinafter mentioned: For each one harsu dray or truck $16 00 For each two borne dray or truck - 24 00 For each three harm dray or truck 91 00 For each four l.orse dray or truck 46 00 Fur each one hone cart or wagon : 12 00 For each iwo horse cart or wagon 24 00 For each one horse cab, hack or buggy......... 20 06 For each two horse cab, hack or pleasure car riage 40 00 For earn two horse omnibus 40 00 For each four horse omnibus 60 00 For any break wagon used for exhibiting horses for eaie 40 00 For each horse or mule usedfor loading or un loading vessels. 3100 Sue. 7. And be it further ordained by the authority aforusaid. That all returns required by tlus ordinance >r real estate, Income and commissions shall be made uartfcrly, that is to say: on the first day of April, Ke first day of July, the first day of October, and the first day of January of each year, or within ten days thereafter, respectively, for the three months imme diately preceding such respective days, and that for gross soles, including freight and passage money, and gross receipts of all oomuiercial agencies, and gross receipts of all steamship, steamboat and vessel agen cies carried on by other than licensed commission merchants or brokers, returns shall be made between the first and tenth day of each month for the preceding month, beginning with tbe month of February next, eighteen hundred and aixty-suven. SnC. 8. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid. That all ordinances and parts of ordinances, s<> far as they militate with this ordinance, be and they are hereby repealed. Ordinance passed iu Council December 26th, 1866. EDWARD C. ANDERSON. Mayor. Attest—James Stewart, Clerk of Council. Uec29—tjanlO NEW YORK. The Brat-fetaM, new steamship . lj © o , H. C. DEARBORN. Commander, Tanda,, Jam. 1, MOT, »• ^siswrwsas^^ EMPIRE LINE- FORNEWlf. PASSAGE RATES: Csbln Fame*, l*» *13 Boston and Savi STEAMSHIP LINE F0.B BOSTON.. THE STKajISHlP CITY OP BATH, G. W. UmwBtA, Contender. WUlmil tor the shore port ThU Da/, DccJi», »t - o'clock - . W P *S8IS^O» * BAENABD. It No. 8 Stoddard-. Eowr B»ng*. 4 i Charleston and Savannah . STEAK PACKET LINE. FOUR TIMES A WEEK. - $9,750 00 PKPOBT OF gomfiTTKE op PRY CULTURE. The extension of Bilbo's canal and the drainage to be effected thereby, as also the sewer to be opened into Springfield Plantation, and the dra 30 there also to be effected thereby, have been thoroughly ex amined by personal inspection on the part of your committee. Too much has been already said of the benefits to result from these works to require furlhei comment. Your committee have been iu oananttation with the engineers, Genera) Gilmer and) Mr. Hogg and they have resolved to recommend to you thr excavation bid of Daniel McCarthy, at thirty cents the rubic yard, for the work on Bilbo’s canal extension. They also recommend that the sewer to Vo run into Springfield Plantation be built of the beta heart-pine wood, and they recommoud that the committee be authorized to put out this wooden sewer aud the work necessary for it under iipmediate contract; au4 press Steamer Gen bhepley, Koh., Ogeeche^C L Colby th^ork to a re^ffiumon.^ ^ n [Signed] Edward C. Wade, Chairmau. k Co. Below. Bark Melville, Waite, Charleston, Master. Coroner’s Inquest. t Harm Schrocder, the man who was shot on Chiist- em night, und who has been lingering ever since, • died \tsterdty morning at bis residence, corner ol Zttbly and Fahm streets. Dr. R. P. Myers, the Coro ner, k-iug informed of the death, summoned a jury and held the inquest at the above place. The evi den- e woB voluminous, but nothing, positive was elicited. From what we could learn tbo deceased, in company wiih a colored man named Joe Doe, had been on a spree, and at about 11 o'clock they started tor a house occupied bv mulatto prostitutes In Read range, near the canal. The colored man would not goto the hon^e with the deceased and lie went alone, knockiu;r at the door, a young man came out and threw him down the steps. He was then jumped upon, and a man in undress came out and fired a pistol, vhlch took effect in the back of the deceased. w One witness was examined who testified that the wirness. Doe, knew the name of the man who fired the •hot Doe was therefore put under bond. Dr. Thomas Smith held a post mortem examina- fcon, and found that deceased had died from internal hemorrhage, caused by a pistol ball. The jury rendered a verdict in accordance with ’•he tesiimony of the examining physician. Portrait of the late Bishop Elliott.—The per Mid friends of the late Bishop Elliott will be grati kd to Wiaru that Mr. J. W. Verkins, Photographic Artist, opposite the Marshall House, was fortunate in procuring a photographic portrait, which was regard- by the late Bishop himself as ono of the best like- neu-fcs ever taken of him in that style of art. Mr. Perkins has preserved the negative of the picture and 11 prepared to furnish them to tho-6 who desire to preserve a life like portrait of the venerated end la- mental Bishop. Imports. W. H- Bc»*oyoH8, H H. Meyek, Jakes J. Waring. The rojiort, as read, was then adopted. REPORT. HEAP AND' RECOMMIT'. 73. Tbo repo it of freeholders, appoiuted at last meeting Per Eitamer Baudy Moore, from Au8U.te-10 bale. Tb^m ol upland cotton, aud mdse. 1 giving greater width to the irregular roadway running Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Charleston—6 bales diagonally from tbe juuctiou of Sootu and Kaai I Hrosd streets to the entrance uf Thundern. lt road, oolton, and mdse. I mll j e rc port, and eucloaiug a protest liom Law- maaaenicera. ton, Jackson a Bassinger. Attorneys for OGl. A. Sea pauengere. born Jones, agstnBt extending Liberty str-ct through Per steamship City of Bstb, from Boston—F H I ^ p ro n er ty t situated on tbe east side of iauuderboit Paiuo. F H Bertie, P Ryan. L. da Bratbier and 9 afta, I ro|u f 4nd at mu bead of Liberty street, was read aud H Ervin, I V Dane; and steerage. I mscuaiied; whereupon, on motion of Aldei cum Bng- Per steamer Emilie, from Charleston—B E Dnpent, I ham, the matter was recommitted. S R Wording, B B Shepard and lady. Key IV beposts bead and refereed. oore. muy Ao o , -*■“ "--a—. “ “ ~*. »I __ «r a . or a uted that In compliance with the reso- C Ester, 15 K Bradley, WJ Markham, HP ® u 8j5’i,ition Dossed at last meeting of Council i.. response McPherson. W Elliott, M. k McCarthy, W L Hall, W , peuoon of sundry cittacos, complaining of a cer- Murdoch, A White, and *24 deck. I house on Abeicorn street as a uuisai.Cc, the Ciiy Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Charleston—M Cannes, | Marslia i and himself had made diligent enquiry in . II Conard and 3 ladies, B H Warren, A 8 Marshall, I —„ ard t0 the oharge and found no just Cose for said E Wright, T c Jamesou, Y Butler, D Roos, H U Mnr- . “ DUln , the premises, by the evidenc oithe ofii- ray, W G Markham, D Wlgton, D McPherson, and 10 police and of other parties, being conducted deck | in an orderly aud decorous manner. I ordinanois bead a second tike asd passed. Consignee!. ordinance to levy and assess taxes and raise Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Charleston—Bichard- reyenue for th e dty oi Savannah, and to Amend tbe ton & B, aud order. various tax and revenue ordinances ot said city. (Pul>- Per Steamer Baudy _Moore. Jrom^Augusta^E C | Ua hed elsewhere.) ORDINANCES READ FIRST TIME. A bi 1 to be entitled in Ordinance in reference to licenses to retail spirituous liquors. A bill to be entitled an Ordinance to re rial an or dinance passed October 31st, XU66, aud to rerive the ordinances in foroe iu that behalf,-prior to thepas6mg of that ordinance. ORDINANCES AMENDED AND PASSED. An ordinance to change tbe manner of beeping the Wade A Co, Davaut & W, Warren Bros, W H Whit ney, 51 A Cohen, D Oliver. J C Tucker. Per steamship City of Bath, from Boston—J W’ An- deroon k Sous, Brady A S. C L Colby U co. A C Crane fc G. M A Cohen, Duncan A J, M J Doyle i co Einstein, E A Co. Q C Freeman, Ah L Freidun- Co' llaWidto, Wi^rUMcInbardABro, M SMeyer, I ^"‘“““^S'other'thorougbfarcs in .he city ol GMarkSfj C JlAKer * Co. Mallon AF. C H Nieh-1 clMO , and to prescribe the duties ot the ols L de Fathier, H Pitcher, E Padelford, Rogglea k gape^ntendent, . . a C D Rogers, RichanlHon & B, F W 81ms k Co, W I gth introduced as an ordinance ar.d attached H Stork JkCo, Sander eon AW, K W ^fiomone, R ® I y ti0 above-named ordinance. ' PETITIONS BEAD AND REFERRED. » Petition of John O'Mahoney, asking permission of ceasfxneei per tealral R. R, Council to make certain repairs to work6nop, <x>rncr Consignee p Dec. sg, 1866. T^k stree* lane and WreTproad street. To Fire 1.021 bales cotton, JO sacks ground peas, Mdopo- °°^^ e ot H . p. willlnk, 8r„ permissicn of tatocs 3 cars mules, and mdse, to PH Bebn, Hoi- _ ^| ^ nahingle two houses and lota N06.10 and combe A Co. C Knhlman, KC Smith. TJ Jones Con- W A T o Fire Committee, way A T, J C Adkins,-A A GR, KA Soj 11 ' 1 *^’, ® JJ*5 PaiiUon of Gilbert Butler, asking permission ol iTc D Rogers A '^V WSitnsACo ^^MeUsire 0o |^f' of j oh n B. Baldwin, agent, asking gerems- ------ *-■•- D—'-'C—A ri h. Helrll. Guer I malie certain repsl-a to house on lot No. Healhcote Ward. To Fire Committee Peu“onnl JohnM. Cooper, asking tojbari refunded ridge, Wilkinson, W A CO, Cmrit, a - I to him the amount of forty-three doUsrsaiKltwenty- flve ceota beiog the amount of execution .cried and oaid by him for non-attendsneo as a grard juror in 1 Nebruarv term, 1864, of the City Court of Savsnnah.- RrfhmdtoSJjudgeof the City Court tor hlarteoi- aion tn the premises, with -the recommen'.ation thai, S°;“ incompatible with the interests of tne Court the petiUon ot applicant bo gronteu. FITITION BEAD AND GRANTED CONDrttOSAIiT. PetitioJi of Wm. J. McCauley, praying for separate titli fOTone-tblrd of lot No. 33 Chatham Ward. | petition bead and action of the mayor con |.«ats»2saB5Sftass I SferlnveatigaUon before thePoliceConi- kesolutiokb heap ahd adoptxd. I B t^ereta 1 ”: ta reprewnted that great dissatisfaction .riateamongsome of the Are companies of this city, I exlaw xmouk •ligwed ini uslice wfcic.i relus^p to slvethem equal right* and privileges with the Savan- S.h PWtoSapanT : and. whereas, in esse such lnjus- Sre reriJ/Sriri^Council is ankiousto repress it. a» ^ind ta K."i^rtreferred to the Corpo- -H^iSomay, with instrncUona to drew up inch an nr^ imsndment to the ordinances aa wtll ordinance pr am ^ company In Savannah on l^.^?^“Smdtootog^stotoe formation aud tha same •“ ^wirc Department; so as the some can SStone ta conformity*with the existing acta of the Arrivals at the Hotels. A Monster Pcmfkis.—Our friend Luce, of the n»r«ha;i House, received a few days since from Me Mr «. Strickland A Carter, of Appling count/. u » Clinatmaii present, a phmpkiu weighing 119 pounds. *nil measuring three feet eleven inohes in length, by out feet in diameter. It is beyond question tbo arrest pumpkin ever seen in these parts, and if the Siesta of the Marshall House are not well supplied rith pumpkin pie during the holidays, it will not bo 01 material or good cooks. Ha. Eurros:—The undersigned, with a few friends, attended the Theatre last evening, and witnessed the Performance 0 f the beautiful drama of the . °f Ice, in which that charming actress, Fanny p ric8> sustained the principal Part, snd we desire, through your columns, to ex- Ptwa our admiration for that .young lady, and our food "iahes for her prosperity ss an artist .of rare “rit. W. A B. PULASKI HOUSB-W. H. WlLTBiaoxa J D Stevens, Ga 8 W Baker, Gs p Butler, Darien U C Jameson, Boston H H Murray, SC Rev J Cooper, Plula Capt J P Levy. Phila D 5 Smith, J 8 Daniel, Fla A B Estes, Ga W L Ellis. Macon W A Holley, Fla 8 Turner, AuguBta T J Jones, Ky MARSHALL HOOSE—A. B, MCI* J A Grubb, Fla Ky KCRred.Ga Mrs A Mrs J Clapp. N Y M-ssSKSayre NY P Fltxpatrick, N Y D Davenport, City W K HuBe, August* D C t’eymonr, N Y SCREVEN HOUSE—O. MCOIKIT. TP Miller, Oft/ J McLaughlin, N Y T H Dunham, Ga W Reaney, Augusta P U Wood, lady « child, R W Vrttse, S C J Belcher, A lady, C A Piatt, Augusta W P Holley, Ala T O’B Wood, S O T 0 Arnold, Ga T W Moore, Fla Mrs Moore A 2 children, K B Shepherd k wife, Ga B Whidden, Ga J 1 Jrwln, Ga J D Irwin, Ga Mr Jb Mrs M B Anderron, NY „ H Y Dill. New Haven Capt O F Johnston, Dr L C Service, Chaa 8 F Brown, Ga J Oxley, Ky H H Colquitt, City H W Dane, Boeton B E Dupont, Fla O Dauvergne, Ga gross earnings of every bank, bank agency, banker, bill and exchange broker, ore per centum; but on the gross receipts of all agencies of other than such local companies or banks, two per centum- algo one per centum on all gross receipts of all com mercial, steamship, steamboat, vessel or other agencies other than thoee licensed S3 commissioned merchants A so for the improvement of the Savannah River one per ceutum ou all freight and passage money received or collected by tbe agent, purser, cierk or other officer of auv steamboat or vessel arriving at or departing from the port of Savannah, it being hereby m»do tn- cumbeut on the agents of said boats and vessels doing business in Savannah to make returns under oath monthly to the City Treasurer aud pay tha tax. 9. On every, horse aud mule, except those actually used in wagons, dreys, trucks, or other vehicles, for which badges may have been taken oat, one dollar icr month. , 10. on all gross sales of horses and moles, one per ceutum; it being understood that every person bring ing iu horses or mules for sale, shall not offer them lor sale except through a licensed livery stable keeper, auctioneer, or merchant, or other person properly licensed. \ , 11. Ou every dog, the annual tax of three dollar* aud fifty cents, iuclndiog the price of a badge for each. Aud all dogs found running at large without such badge shall be Impounded, and if not reclaimed in forty-eight hours shah be disposed of. Sec. 2. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That whenever, under this or any other ordinance of said city, any return may be required or auy tax De assessed or due, by or from any non-real, dent company or corporation, tbe return shall be made aud the tax be payable by tbe agent or other manager or dire, tor of such company or corporation, aud for every default execation shall iaaue accordr iu-ly- and that iu tbe case of every person or persons liable or subject to make a return under this or «ny other ordinance, aud where detanlt may be made, execuuou stall issue lor a double tax on the immedi ately urevious return, and if no return ahall have been made, tbeu the party in defanlt «h*ll b* liabledo Density of not more than one hundred daUacafor every day's default, for which penally the CBjJBwas Spaeuun 'in’marag*return"flr'paymen?of taxes, execution shall issue and the taxes and penalties cul- ected in the manner now pointed out by existing ordinances; and that the same rule shall apply to the cases of persons telling or relueing to take oat badges or licenses: Provided, alwaye, that nothing herein contained shall interior* with the right ot the Police Court to inflict flue* or other penafties herein pre scribed. , . . ..... 'And it ta hereby expreeely ordained that in every cose where a cargo or part of a cargo of any timber, lumber or other goods, wares and merchandise shall be delivered or laden in any ship or other vessel within the corporate limits ofSavanaah, soon timber, lumber, or other goods, ware* or merchandise shall be liable for the tax of one per centum on the grots sales or value of each timber, lumber, or other goods, wart s or merchandize, and such ship or veseel shall in no case be permitted to depart until or before the payment of such tax, or until satisfactory resident security be given for tue same. v. Sec 3. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid. That the following persons and parties shall be compelled, and are hereby required to take cut licenses annually, on the lirst day of January or wiibm ten days thereafter, and independently of the income or commission tax, and to pay for such license the sums severally horainaiter designated, that is to **jflverv auctioneer, a license annually at tbe price Of two hundred dollars; every wholesale and wholesale and retail dealer in goods, wares and merchandise, exclusive of liquor license, a license anuuslly at the price of fifty dollars; every retail dealer an annual license, exclusive of liquor license, at tho price of twdnty-flve dollars; every bank, banker, or bank agent engaged in buying or selling exchange, au annual license at tbe prioe of one hundred dollars; every per- Bon or house dealing in exenauge, and every broker, money-broker, and pawn-broker, an annual license at the prioe of oue huuured dollars; every local Insu rance company or agency, an annual license at the price of oue hundred dollars; the came for each and every agency; and for each foreign insurance comps, ny or agency, an annual license, at the price of one hundred aud fifty dollars; every the keeper or keep ers of a hotel au annual license at the pi ice of one hun dred dollars; every the owner or owner*, or 1 twice ol ■ cotton press, driven by one engine, an annual liocuse at tbe price of two hundred dollar*; for every the owner or owners of s junk shop or cotton pickery, an annual license at tbe price of two hundred dollars; every tbe owner or owners or lessee of a public stable, an annual licence at tbe price of fifty dollars; every commission merchant, or factor, an annnal license at the price of fifty dollars; the same for each and every member of a firm or copartnership; every ir stevedore other than annual license at „„„ dollars; noc-resldenta, on# hun dred dollars; evfry the owner or owners of s ooal or lumber yard, an annual license »t the prioe of fifty dollars: every tbe keeper or keepers of a warehouse for the storage of cotton, merchaudise, goods, Ac., for each warehouse an annual license at the price of fifty dollars; every the owner or owners ol • billiard table used for hire, au annual license at the price of one PUBLMIUCB FOR INFORMATION. AN ORDINANCE In reference to licenses to retail spiritnous liquors 8KC. L The Mayor aud Aldermen of the City of 8a- vannnb, in Council assembled, do hereby ordain, That from and after tbe passage uf this ordinance every retailer uf spiritnous liquors witbin tho corpo rate, extended ana Jurisdictional limits of the City of Savannah, ahall hang up in a conspicuous place in bis or her bar room, or place of business tbe license to retail; and any sucb person tailing sq to do, shall, on oonviction,be fined in the sum of not exceeding twen ty dollars for every day's default: besides which, the license of such person may be revoked aud annulled for the second offence. Sec. 2. And it is further ordained by the authority aforesaid, That so muoh or auy existing ordinance requires s retailer of spirituous liquors to have over the door, on the outside of the house or shop, the words “licensed to retail spirituous liquors," be and tho same is hereby repealed. In Council. December 26, 1866. First reading of an ordinance. JAMES STEWART, dec22-3t Clerk of Council. The new and fast sidewbeel steamship 'San Salvador/ ATKINS, Mutate will Ball for the abovn port on her regular day,' Saturday, Dm. M. kt M o'elerk kb. For freight or pss-age, h«ring very superior ac- commodalions, apply to ^ fl HAEDRE> w . t No 12 Stoddard's Range. KARRI SON A ALLBN, No. i Bowling (Been, New York. Shippers Banding cotton to tbe prere must see that the bales are marked ytalni/ on the edfft. dec24 Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship Co. Foe Philadelphia. - The first Claes steamship Tonawanda, JENNINGS, Commander, Will aril for the above port on katarde/, Dm. »», •» 1 o'elMfc p. ns. For freight or postage, haring superior accommo dations, apply to dec30 HUNTER A GAMMELL. BTKRT MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY KBRNINGS, AT T O’CLOCK, VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT, teaching .at Bluffton every Wednesday. The Steamer* * PILOT BOY, Captain W. T. McNKLTY. ^ Tirr.TKA HANCOX, Captain J. R. RICHARDSON, . 4 will le ve tbe Florida Slum Faript W hart regularly * mm above. "■ * >4 f HANCOX every Monday and Friday- PILOT BOY every Wednesday and Saturday. Returning will leave Charleston, HANCOX every Wednesday and Saturday. PILOT BOY every Monday and Friday. > For freight engagements orpeesage, apply at tbe offlta. Florida Steam Packet Mftarl, or to CLAGHOHN ArCUNNINGHAM, noST-tf * Agents. For Freight or Charter, HE A 2 British schooner WM. GBEGORY, Capt. T W. F. Black. For further particulars, apply to F. SCHUSTER' FOR BOSTON. The Scaooner B. N. HAWKINS, having most other cargo engaged, will have dispatch for Ibe above port. *'„r freight apply to 8TABB A ROBERTS. PUBLISHED FOR INFORMATION. an ordinance To repeal an Ordinance passed Oct. 31st, 1866, and to revise the Ordinances in force iu that behalf prior to tbe passing of said Ordinance! Sac. 1. Tbe Mayor and Aldermen of the dty of Si- vannab, in Cunncil assembled, do hereby ordain, Tbat an ordinance passed Oct. 31st, 1866, entitled -‘An Or- dinanee to increase tbe number of measurer* and in spectors of lumber and timber and to provide for their appointment, and to confirm certain temporary appointments already made," is hereby repealed; and tbat the ordinances existing before the passing of said ordinance are hereby revised aud declared in full foroe. SBC. X That the additional measurers and inspectors of lniuber and timber, created uuder tbe ordinances repealed its aforesaid, shall continue in office until tile expiration of the term for which they were appointed, to-wit: until the first regular meeting of Council iu January, 1867, when and after which the original or dinances only, which were in force at the passing oi the above repealed ordinance, shall be in force. In CoTJMcrXs, Dec. 26III, 18W. First reading of an ordinance. JAMES STEWART, dec29-3 Clerk of Council. . For Liverpool. The A 1 American ship * NB FLUB ULTRA, WooDBUST, Master, . having the larger portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch. For .“aSSW** "^""iSagaffiHOMTAca FOR NEW YORK. OLD LINE. THE SCHOONER Myrover* OLD SEMI-WEEKLY LtM. Leaf* e?ery Tnesifr For Palatka, E. JTla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, 8T. JU RY'S, FEHNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICO LATA. Captain Huohbs, | baring part of cargo engaged, will have dispatch for I and Friday'arrfring at Savannah ^very APPlyt ° STARH A ROBERTS. “ •hipping master noti-resident, price of fifty SAVANNAH CONCERT HALL, FORMERLY THE Washington Billiard Hall. R. D. DONOVAN, tbe proprietor of this place oi amusement, takes great pleasure in an nouncing tbe opening of tbe above place on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2«th. This Hall ha* been well fitted up, and no pains or expense spared to make it a computable place for those seeking enjoyment. Prof. 8TARK wili have charge of tbe Musical Department, with a good selection of talent, which will add much to the interest of tbe occasion. Mr. D. DONOVAN, the favorite Ballad Singer. Mr. CHARLES BISHOP, Baritone. Mr. HABBT CLARENCE will appearin some of his unrivalled Impersonations of character. STRICT ORDER OBSERVED. Concert to commence at 8 o’olock. fi9uTh* finest Wines, Liquors mud Cigars to be bad •t the Bar. Admission, 25 cents; snd admittance ticket good for One Drink. deq28 — For Charter. Constantly on hand and for Charter, SMALL VESSELS, a itable to carry Mew and Cot ton on the coast. For lnrther ^r^AltDSON, * declS—tf H4 Rayttreet. For Palatka,*Fla.g 1 YU ST. SIMON’S ISLAND, BRUNSWICK, I ST. MARY'S, FEHNANDINA MAY-1 I\mr MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND] V1COLATA. THE The new and eiesant steam paefeite LIZZIE BAKER, 4 Capt. N. KDJG, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMES TUCKER, having been specially fitted np for this route with unsurpassed accommodations, will leave reemtarly for tbeabove place*, the Sylvan Shore every NKS DAY MOBNINg, and the Lizzie Baker every SATUR DAY MORNING, at ten o'clock. Returning, will leave Jackaoio«le every Tuesday •ad Friday, arriving at Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday mornings, tn time to connect with the *Kr?rdghter^a»aage apply at the office on Florida wharf, or to quaGHOBB 4k CUNNINGHA^J, N. B.—All freight payable by shippers. )yl*s-tf. NO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO NO. 1 CALIFORNIA GUA^O, Very similftc to No. 1 Peruvian Guano, and aifw at “*Tery from ibe Pacific. KATE, Capt. LOCKWOOD,; | NO. 1 SOLUBLE PHOSPIIO-VERUVIAN GUANO. Ho. 1 Baker 1 *. Island Gunmn, Richest qnal'ly. No. 1 PHOSPHATE, from the South Pacific. ram I.latiu) Guano, Plir-sphatic. will leave as above from Charleston Wharf, foot of West Broad street, on every THURSDAY MORN ING, »t 10 o’clock. This Boat la In perfect order, find ha* superior state room aoeommodaUon* for Passengers. I .hove Is a eomrx.nnd oi the ta-st Per Freight receivedatall tlroewiand stored in *“•- fiertIsland Gnano, containing* large house on wliarr, freroi expense. Transportation charges on goods paid promptly. For freight or pawago apply to M no2-»f Charleston Wharf. For Charleston, 8. C* n NEW BOOKS RECEIVED BY Cooper, Olcotts & Farrelly. St. Elmo. By Angnsta J. Evans. The Brewer's Family. By Mrs. Ellis. < Bride of Llewellyn. By Mre. Sonthworth. The New Gospel of Peace. By N. Benjamin. The History or a Xonthfnl of Bread and Its Effect By Jean Mace. Olive Logan’s Christmas Story. Christmas Holly. By Marlon Harland. deers Steam Saw Mill for Sale. SrkucQ CaABL** 8. Haudex.—It gives ns pleasure 0 “tort the safe arrival of this valuable iron atesmer, recently magged near Darien. By the energy of her tapttln, Thouu,, Daniels, and the indomitable perse verance of !!•*((, Erwjn j. Hardee, owners of the •tenner,the th0 bogtW a* alone accom- Ptahed. We are hj omod ^ tbe boat will at once w pat in order, and » iu lelve on her Hawkinsv.lle r°M, abont tbe middle w Ulter j*rt of next week. Uri p •»/**».—Eetill ABwthm Wilt please aeeept our thanke far the New JToi k Berfild and the Time# of Ue Uth instant, and the latest issue* of the Field Fireside, the Budget of Fnn, and Prank Le*U*’» '•“itoney Comer. Tax Si’aciai. Meetino of 6bowcu..—the special ®reung of thi, bogy ordered f 0 p teat evening; did not e place, owing to the bill for the reorganisation of • ire Department not being fully prepared. OanrsAiicE The attention of the'eitizena '“rteted to the ordinance levying » tax for the in, /ear. 1867, and which we publish this mom. ‘ 10 ‘“other column, carefully altered .and revised. Alt 0 * Cba “- bto "-—The gmfiie, Captain arriy«d here yesterday fro* CbattoUm* Tb* rier pleaae accept our tluokilor fevon. J' ® ve Indebted to the tkmthern Express Company Brl tte paper,. the^eportofItorpOTJtion Attorney, mritoactonth. **r?n" motion, the resolution was referred to a com- . £u.' 0 “a d m<mn«d the following committee: Aldermen y AM now prepared to offer ™Rn$ie w2ing,-C. C. Malar and Ford. 2,000 acres of >and,wto jgrjfa, « (XL. or to T. H. HOOKER, of proeb" n « “ ^ WMt ,i n gton Fire Company, No. decifi—Sw Station No.«, A. k Q. H. B. j ^E^ raport at the next regular meeting oi Council •Hay, Lime, Laths. hundred dollars for each table; every the owner or owners of a ten-pin alley, an annual license at the price of fifty dollars for each alley; every theownw or owners of a saw mill, planing mill. ***h «nd Wind factory, au annual license at the price of one hundred dollar. • and for the owner or owner* of every steam eugiue used for hoisting purposes, ginning purposes, or any other purpose or business not regularly li censed as herein before stated or enumemled, the an nual license of one hundred dollars; for every angina used for driving a grist miU an anual license of twenty-five dollars, a flour mill fifty dollars; every the owner or owuers of a job printing office, an annnal license at the price of twenty-five dollars; every mas ter builder, mason or mechanic, including rtioe- makers snd tailor*, taking contracts for work, ah an nual licence at the price of twenty-five dollars: every the owner or owuers of an intelligence office, au HALT INTERERST IN A Steam Saw Mill* for £al e> I WISH to dispwe of one-half Interest in my Steam Saw Mill, Land, Make, Carta, rte., situated on ibe line of the Atlantic and Gulf Rai'road, near Sta. lion 7M. Tlw Mill and fixtures are entirely new out nod oat. and capable of cutting as much lumber a* any mill oa tbe line of this road. To a person tbat can attend * > the bnsinest of the MU1 at Savannah this effera a good opportunity of engaging In the bn- nem. Forfurther particularsihquirebithe Mill of dectS-im* wTV RICHARDS. The new steamer DICTATOR (1,090 Tone,) Captain L. M. COXETTER, Will resume her regular trip* as above, commencing Wednesday, Mlh Inst., nt S o’clock n, Fbr freight or *-*•&£**& « %, oc22-tf 148 Beystrect. FOR PALATKA, FLA., VIA FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, [ north of Pulaski Hon AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER Tho Soluble Fhospho-Peruvian Gnano annmeraled aove Is a compound of. the Ig-st Peruvian and Ba- .re’s Island Gnauo, containing a large PtadBOtago of Hone Phosphate, mnie soluble with suMRnt Am monia, Peruvian Guano lotting an excellent and active for tillage, adapted to alladlaaiid crops. Manufactured and for sale laodgs by • J. B. 8ABDY, 68 8onth street, New York, and for aata by C. GINESI, Agent, Savai N. B.— All the above Qaanoa will be sold tn 1 barrels In quantities tosSttpurcSaaers. Fori tar* Bond for elrcnlar. We HOLIDAY CLOTHING REDUCED TO COST • * IVES’ EMPORIUM OP. FASHION, gist^door I °B«3fvedrTh*i’* eperial rfijS'Tohare mnuri^Ucense at the price of twenty doltare;- | called for Fri^evenm^next.^ T^och-to h^ everv soap boiler, tanner, and founder, for each es tablishment, an annual license at tbe price of fifty dollars - every gas-fitter, an annual license at the jrice of twenty-fl re dollars; every .attorney -* aw, physician, * "" ’ Kenrrm*. derio—K BALES prime Eastern Hay. 2,000 barrels Choice Rockland Lime. 100*000 Pine and Spruce Laths, for ante by der84.tr T. L. KINSEY A CO., Jonee Block. Bay street. tubpentine. •a c p angfriA spirit* Turpentine tor afilo by dec27 St nrnFTEE A gammell. lime., J 00 yeMO °*pSlOgAM'HOLW k 00. f^SToiTbrSaS IT PL4HTER8' BICE POOHI>ma iOU. | HKAB GhB,WOEKffi _ -—1 A eommnnicatlon was received from^*; ^ ta/HOLE and MiddlingBire.Btc* nom «« dt,Sherifl;.“fSJS^'Sdfo^eitarSin VV Bice, in quantities to kSffinJOBX- 1 BtoMfes reoeived fittk “ wne SSlitbogrephie *rortoF° n ordered to be publtahed- BT Wh 1 tSr?be iSiiriature of this State baring pamed I a taw in '^Incorporation Altoi aey bo re- La^tof^in^n^mrot tbe provtaion. of that taw. ' •’a’ssa.Srss^ss snas.s lagaffiggggfijaasa I by ““ to.“re.1t-r be laid over until toe £2d?SSm« - Mdtaat if by that time mfwsttlaU have been ettetai then that “5 E^riS? p5S3Tto 5S>Jhem» S^S^Tto make Vreport on the mattery aosh to^utoa^e him » rommon the witneeaand vottuiiioci waii aa. dentist, daguerrean artist, pho- tograpbisi, and ambrotyper. an annnak Ucense at ftl mice of fifty dollars ; the same fir each and everv member of a firm aud co-partuerahlp, every teamahlp. Bteamboat, vessel or other sgenqy carried on by any other than licensed commierion mmchanta, re* annual sum of fifty dollar* for each agency : for ever/ ice house an annual lisente of twanty-five JiolUvener annum; on each and every museum, an 2n£Sb£na« at the price of twenty-fiv. doiUra;for every express commmy, an annuH Ue*"*^** of twohundrea and fifty dollars, on every taaggaff* express wagon drawn by one horse, tbe Bums of twenty-flvedoltara; if drawn by two horses, forty dol- lars; oh every gas company, an mutual bcenae at the nrice of two hundred and fifty dollars; oa every rea- taurant, where a liquor lteena* ta not taken oat. an annual license of twenty-five dritara; amlon rice mill, an annual license of one hundred 4 Every person selling, or offering to eeU, by aataffta. nr otherwise, snd wbo is not a resident of tha ettar, an annuailicenre at the price of on. hundred dobare. On teflure to take out lioanre wch parson shall bo ssvjra dollars, *s fixed by the Qrdinqaoa oF Slat Hate, rigb- toen hundred and forty, and any .Mpmaaty, ydata %to^fr QTO?retah?SiSi^Kril bemibject to*pete, Stynot exceeding 8Ma.Prorided.-atar*/». ttatany “inVSTfoTfr tbrny^payoffiy^kafftt. price of such Uoenae; and the foUowtng paiaoM^shsu JtamSyT»nnm3ly. or'withtn ten days thereafter, owerr ftay’e^emplaTinent of re* ' every vqpder of mnaUwaz The new steamer DIC T AT O R, 0,000 Tons.) Captain L. M. COXETTER. Having nndergone thorough repairs, will resume her regular route, aa above, leaving Savannah Every latarday, mt S o'clock p. am For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dation!, apply on board, or to L. J. G01LMA3TIN ft CO., oc22.tf 148 Bay street. Business Suits - FROM 120 TO eLk * ■ Cull examine, and be satisfied. ■ w dec264t « ♦ ■ ~* . Dissolution of,Co-partnership. r E co-partnership heretafar existing under the name and style of ^ Notice. lien haring taken the store lately ocai- nted by York, Williams, Mclnhre ft Co., wlU con Inns the badness under tbs firm name of WARD ft P. H. WARD, JOHN R. MCINTIBE. Boarding. nffRS. ELABBEE has removed her basin era bum M. the corner of Montgomery and South Bread streets to tbs corner ef Jefferson street and Bay lane, Burt’s old stand. Gentlemen can be accommodated witn Private anl Transient Hoard on modeiate torms.oc2t)-3m Wanted, B Y a g ntleman In this dty. to compl the hence of the Ns-t Ann Herald for the monhaof March. April and July of the present yarn for wh ch a Ube.al price will be paid on delivery ut tbs New* and Herald office. For Rent. a-VM of the best taeoted store* on tbe Bay, formeriy Ot • Corner of Bay and ttrnard streets CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHANLEtTON, 8. C. fllHISparmiai sad wwil known Hotel, situated In tbe ' T”taffi!eaagoetionof||Uta||d^r^baa^buauKsw^foi^ mbta-tl . s weitaBFw Gardening Land For Said' A. J. mn-XR A CO. m. Atuinn ft Cult Raiiaoid Cowrajrr. ] Osnuli SaraananaasaT's Ovncx, Savannah, December 21,1806./ O N and after January 1st, lfifif. PerttUsm will be transported on this road to Thomaaville, Live Oak and sllway stations at tares deUnr* fer tot, and hi a 1 stations on tbe Pensacola sad Georgia Railroad at four dal tars per ton, when shipped in quantities of sot leas than one ton of two thonrend^oundte decks—a general Saparlntendsnt. ATLANTIC & GULF RAILROAD. BRR. ii ntfc 5dacre beta sitliatoffoath* dsTlhe roaS^^mdwiVwa Breiiwnah. .ndidufedta nMof nD kind* of pro- i , f*W* 1 ft Co. a shoe store. I* this day mutually dissolved by t^e" vrithdrawal of DEN >18 FALVfcT. All those indebted to the tate firm, will nuke pay ment to the undersigned, anB those having utiuims against tbe firm will present form 'or payment. Reduced Rates on Fertilizers. fully sohcU a share of the public P^°“ a *J' ILLK1L c. p! miller. Usvannah, December 20th, 18601 dec-i7—«t TROTTISG H0R§E For Sale.- . Oie tf tl» ^iteit in |e SDDtji! S HI is by ‘Toronto'Chief,” out of ^Morgan mare, (lark bay, six years old, and obouPfonr- teen and three quartar hand* high. Will be war ranted perfectly Bound, kind and gentle, and as fine stria aa any bone of her speed in the Sooth. For price aud farther particulars address SPEED, Box 11*. decfiT—lw , • Savannah, Sn. FOR SALE,- ^ LAB8E assortment of Fregtaiontetarthdlag— Dry Salted Bacon, Booked Bacon, Clear SMaa, Hum, largo sad small. Sk mldera, Fnirily Flonv, Bnckwhea^lour, Prime Leaf 14M, In tierces, Mackinery, Lord ami Daaeed Oils, boiled and raw. and other leading article* in the tine. Ihoaa gM|c ns a caU will dad a tats* a*sortmoM| J a# ce* ba toond in the city. ^ CASE ft j^yfcj . .odkland Lime ’ AA UBBM FIRST QUALITY, COBB’S 9 «*fc-tf , ° r **** **5bGHABDBOH ft.BAKNAlUV »* A Q "sSi2KSS85?». < ?SSr} f\S and after Janoory fofo. I SHE SHOOTING! ■ , A BEST saOOTDfG Day at Mr. C. UBLE8* will * 4- pipe