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Oov. r Hit In* Farewell Address.
Ha.-jusbuu .Ian. *•—Governor Curtin sent in his
- , i.tL-'ft- tribe Legislature to-day. He gives
i t -> vat of the finances. The public debt of
. . ■■•V :r‘ ent la $35,622,052, being a decrease
i ■ ly ; :vo millions for the year, and over five inil-
i ■ e 1881 lie discusses the constitutional
. .1. and recommends its ratification. He
. i.oa.r.on that the Confederate States have
e •!, adoption is monstrous.
,C**
Slilp News.
an. 2.—Arrived—Steamship San Sal-
uiah. .
niirl Liverpool Market*.
!i. 1.—To-day being a general holi-
jtirely suspended.
; —Consols 00% for money. U. 8.
Illinois Central Railroad, 80) 2 ";
-Jau. 2.—United States Five-twen-
w 1 ork Market.
2—Money is easier at 7 per cent;
ige, 00 days, 109^(^106),*; Eight,
ork drooping—old mess $19—new!
dull; cotton quiet at 84>*@35 for
v>i, lor Orleans; freights dull.
;l.,Ulmore Market.
i. 2.—Wheat—no receipts, quota-
•u closed dull; white, 96(g>98c; yel
's, prime Pennsylvania, 60c; flour
t, stock on hand estimated at 70,000
whiskey dull and irregular.
mull truestion—Address of tile
j>.- to the French Troop*.
of Florence, of December 10,
following full report of the
sed by the Pope to the officers
fifth regiment of French troops
r ach officers at Rome:
. ; of your departure I am here,
en, to bid you farewell. Your
... ee with the mission to uphold
the Holy See. To-day it is
[ wish that it may be received
feeling that it left. I am in-
1 Catholic hearts are moved ;
n thinking of theadifficulties in
e the Vicar of our Lord Jesus
ead of the Catholic Church,
e no illusion—the revolution
re. It is proclaimed; it has
it is repealed An Italian in
has said that Italy was con-
iOt complete. Italy would be
vre still remained here a corner
here order, justice and trau-
They desire to display their
capitol. You know, as well as
arpeiau rock is not far distant,
is ago 1 was speaking to a rep-
France. I told him to inform
i that iSt. Augustine, Bishop of
i now belongs to the French
v ified by the calamities which
v bile the barbarians were be-
cy, asked the Lord to be per-
jefore witnessing them. The
.said, in reply tome, ‘The bar-
u^t enter.’ But he was no
aid to me that Rome could not
ot a kingdom, but that it
capital of the Catholic world.
;i3 revolution. What, am 1 to
am I to say ? I have no re-
;t I am tranquil, for the
iV.’Or rriyp<} StrOH r l!l
' "artwe'enaM * Me “ a * erie -* p *gl»t
Between a Man and a Lion.
EodSSt« iy*.
an account of it savs • < • a . Mt » in K'ving
there the animal was at once t ,k Pn . o
forwarded into the den buffi to
the exhibition. After many unsuc^sSu? 1
tempts had been made lo move him lf i
one cage into another, it was at hs 1c
™ m,n . e l t0 telegraph their difficulty and*
request the assistance of Air William Vv
train for Scarborough. Upon his arrival
there another trial was made, and alter a
severe struggle that lasted some hours, t he
f b e ^ rute "’ as at length successfully and
safely denned. But, strange to say, whilst
Mr. Cross was receiving the congratulations
Pf. } l .\ e i )e, ;.P ,e ohout him, he inadvertently
laid hold ot one ot the bars of the den. J
in a moment the huge animal sprang from
nation 0U nf ln 3 aud > to ™ conster-
Mr r n a! al ! benold6 ; 8 ’ 8eized the hand of
hls mouth - It is impossible to
describe the scene at this juncture Fear
seemed to possess every one present. Seve
ral strangers, who had been specially invited
to witness the shifting, magnified the acci-
dent to Mr. Cross into an escape of the lion
out of his cage; thus, filled with fear, thev
rushed out of the menagerie in great trepida-
tion The hon still held Mr. Cross fast by
bis hand, nor could he be enticed to let go
his hold, although tempting junks of beef
and cows hearts were thrown into his cage;
but the most surprising part of all was that,’
during the whole time each was trying to
attract the attention, ot the lion from him,
~ r ' Cross appeared the least undisturbed, as,
with his eye fixed upon his captor, beseemed
to be watching and waiting patiently for
some expected opportunity.
Finding the lion determined to retain bis
hold, and the pain becoming very severe, Mr.
Cross asked one of the keepers to hand him
a small bar of iron he was holding ready for
use. With this Mr. Cross succeeded in strik
ing the brute a terrific blow between the
eyes. The enraged animal sprang back with
a snort, tearing away the ttesk from the baud
and mutiluting one finger so seriously that at
first'it was thought amputation was an abso
lute necessity, and was recommended; but
Mr. Cross, with coolness in him characteris
tic, refused all surgical uid—he thought he
was sufficiently cut up already—and, wrap
ping his mutilated limb in wet clothes, walk
ed out of the menagerie as if no accident had
happened to him, and returned as soon as
possible to Liverpool.”
Important from Washington.
[From the Richmond examiner.]
Washington, December 27, I860.
From all parts of Northern and Western
States comes the cry for reduction of taxes,
and for more currency arfd for more protec
tion, as the only means occurring to the peo
ple by which their languishing commerce
and decaying interests can be revived. They
are beginning to admit the truth that the
prosperity of tl e whole country cannot be
secured without the admission of excluded
Southern States to participation in the Fed
eral Government, t'-c c.n>-e-- ; t
Just Received from PMladelpiiia,
A LOT OF LADIES’ SHOES,
than
Ladies' l rench Calf and Kid (thick soled.
dl
Ladies' French Cu’.f and Kid^ul'ick^ril^di 1 ' 6 ™’
Indies' English Lasting nigh Balmoral,® 00 **’
Ladies English Lasting Congress Gnitere,
Lanit'S' Mrtrnppn ffln.i
Laoies* Morocco (fine and coarse) Balmorals,
Ladies' English Lasting (thick soled) Buskins.
For TBBKAG A PHILLIPS,
N- corner Ball and Broughton streets,
dectl—tf Savannah, Ga.
CARD.
SAVANNAH, December 1st, 1866.
W E respectfully call your attention to our Part
nership.
LaKOL’HK* k WILLIAMS having bought out
Wyllv jfc Christian's interest in lhe late Arm of Belt
Wyliy k Christian, have united the two old estab-
ed houses under the Arm name of
LaRoche, Bell & Williams,
AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Savannah, Oa.
We having retained the old stand, fitted up sod
arranged expressly for the business, are prepared,
with large and commodious rooms, to conduct pack
age sales: also, to supply to tboso who desire them,
private rooms, I hat they may superintend the sale of
their own goods.
We will continue to sell at auction, or private sale,
all articles of Merchandise, Produce, Stocks, Bonds,
Bull Estate, <6c., aud will fill all orders for
MERCHANDISE, PRODUCE, LUBIBKR, 4o.,
entrusted to our care.
FORWARDING.
All goods consigned to ns for this purpose, will re
ceive our special attention.
Liberal advances made on all consignments to us
or our friends iu New York, Hasten or Baltimore
Soliciting your l’.ivor, we are,
Yours, truly,
dec2i-rf Laroche, hell * william3.
Fall Fashions for 1866.
J. W. BRADLEY’S
CELEBRATED
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
' (OR DOUBLE SPRING)
IIoop Skirts.
Insurance at
EQUITABLE RATES.
THE OGLETHORPE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of* Savannah.,
^RE prepared to accept
FIRE RISKS
AT THEIR OFFICE, 117 BAY STREET.
H W. MERCER, President.
CHAH. 8. HARDEE, Vice President
J. T. Thohas, Secretary.
H. W. Mercer,
William Hunter,
A. Porter,
.1. Stoddard,
W. Remshardt,
H. A. Crane,
M. Hamilton,
M. S. Cohen,
J. W. Nevitt,
A. Kullarton,
L. J. Guilmartlu,
U. Butler.
E. P. Clayton, Augusta.
J. W. Knott, B F. Ross. Macon
DIRECTORS:
C. 8. Haidee,
It. Morgan,
J. T. Thomas,
F. L. Gue,
A. A. Solomons,
W. W. Gordon.
J. Lama,
D, G. Purse,
J. McMahon,
F. W. Sims,
P. Lachiisou.
Fire Insurance Company
PHCENIX ASSURANCE CO.
OF LONDON.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE CO.
OF BROOKLYN.
LENOX INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
Risks taken on favorablo terms.
decH-ts ROBT. HABERSUAM k SONS, Agents.
I. M- MABBETT.
J. N. JENNINGS.
JOHN C. WHITNEB.
NATIONAL
Horse Insurance Company.
A NOBLE PURPOSE
AND
A Glorious Result
H.
There are as many roads to fame and fortune*
there were gateways to aucietn Thebes. Your an-
bitious w art lor Is for currying his way with the
sabre; your aspiring politichin lor scheming his way
by iutrigne and consummate art. But there is one
graud broad path to the goal, along which nothing
base eau travel. It is the path s»t apart for the
march of taluiit, energy, and noble purpose an
though fit 11 of obstacles. ILcoutains none that abrave
man cannot surmount. Tills lad bus hceu exemplified
'll innumerable instances, but lu lew more forcibly
iian iu the rise and progress of 1)R. UOOFLAND’S
GERMAN BITTERS. For over fifteen years Its course
has been onward and upward, scattering blessings at
every step, until it now stands on the topmost rounds
oftheladderoffame.as the
GREAT TONIC.
Hoofland’s German Bitters
is a positive remedy for
DYSPEPSIA,
Diseases Resulting from
IISOIDER OF THE LIVER and
RIOESTiVE IMAM,
| And is the Only certain and safe
RESTORER OF STRENGTH
IN CASES OF DEBILITY.
By the use of this Bitter*
Weakened and Debilitated Frame* Be
come Ilcuewed with all the Vigor
of Health.
Impaired constitutions are rebuilt, and the patten
n a short time regains
Viaor, Health and Strength.
bratioj)'
lerei J <'
hi them
I ion of 1
. r onil
at a heat
than flu.
JllOU
Mi at
ered
'»«*»«■
with
’■/ l" -■’t
neks, mauu
iii'.c hav ■ a'.
poiili
importance
.. my blessing will
ou on tour voyage.”
•veil interview with the Pope,
ntabelll replied as fol'ows:
■ ^ >r wiiLdraws his troops lrom
V -’ut not his eupport. His Majesty
v ‘ J" Eternal! City the protection of
1' y time appease passion and
V rraws, impart to all minds a
ialiiu, aud assure to the Holy
nee and security, iu order that
i • t .’i;i -in iu spiritual influence over
■ orld. Such are the earnest
l lay at your Holiness’s feet,
benedictions.”
'■> >u AssuvdiiHte Dr. Karly.
g singular account of a eon-
e the life of Dr. Orvell R.
lisliop Early, is published as a
patch in the New York World,
one of the surgeons at Camp
war. It is a mysterious af-
\ o
N
>ec. 21.—An alleged conspira-
izen’s life here has just been
.ch attracts no little attention
j. a returned Confederate sol
lh house s.fld for (
as a Dr. P. D.
■ ' i occurred
Mil
>m
jo 51: ' Cuiioch s re ommendation that the
Souihern States be ret .bililated. Tucy have
tailed, so far, to effect this upon the terms ol
the Congress amendment. But they attribute
the failure to the prejudices ot men who
constituted the Stale Legislatures. Finding
that those hodies could not be iuflaenced by
measures of leiritorializiition and ot reor
ganization, with the aid of black suffrage,
they have another scheme which, it is said,
is to bo proposed after the recess.
They propose an appeal directly to the
body of the people ot the Southern States,
through conventions to be held for the ex
press purpose of considering the amendment.
Congress is thus to renew the same pro
position iu a new mode. Instead of submit
ting the amendment to the State Legislatures,
it will be proposed to take the alternaiive
mode, produced by the fifth article of Hit-
Constitution, and submit to Slate Conven
tions, for ratification by three-fourths ’thereof,
instead of by Legislatures of three-fourths of
the States. “This,” says a Radical organ, “is
the key to unlock our difficulties.”. Con
gress is to prescribe citizenship, without re
gard to color, as the sole qualification ol
■ 52 hers of the several State Con-
Villainy of the Dover-
T of Mi*Houri.
declT-tf
T
rm
•S»* ub nay
ton
1 * -
! jomiu
I out iu tr
i ci npass
Rickard
the 11;
, not vi
IK 1
»ji-)'iac .
rifiria, j-.
>>, 13; Yic-
loes not
i-re 3-i.r-
-iiy Du
iMAHi r 1 lie Vnropeau oorres-
aNew v ■ ; pa^ giveB the fol-
'xing hot" tin itiracix and personal
• ■* of '.ha ; ng Httesmau aud di-
» •••it* -1 t E'. i jn . mnt\ismarck:
TliY« imei i thrq jnontlvs I sat
it Bisoarck- A rA '
‘J )"•■•■it tee uf
• ti* .uni—i\ other
-deu on wiii-h , .n \
oused-bv she?-« -
great wr.r c>f 1 ,f>
spite ol hi, ;,rro
Almost a giant
''.easurir.g six fe
bnitare, of a ton-
‘■nth a creived s
j •' <r a railroad dej
j it led that it coul
': neck into which
! anything but wot
° iJOliS ! profound, ids sp«
«<e t >03* ft nd me, coiuoio
i fiy be or- j cn.turt and mfin
-i i --tuesa j no more sympath
11 ‘lid not fovd hit
. a- <* to-1 and affable, no
tfah-.c-u* j thuji Lis gieat nav
! burg, the Imperia
(From the BoBton Poat.J
induct of Governor Fletcher, of
i'nri, challenges the scrutiny of the pub-
journals of other States than hi9 own.
has called cu Latayetle and Jackson
counties to furnish thirty-four companies ot
troops, and defray the cost of keeping them
in the ^'^^^^^Lo.^is^charge'd
this astounding order for
tuo turn-out of the militia to create an im
pression in the New York and other mar
kets that Missouri is in an exceedingly un
settled state, In part of which the civil au
thority is set at defiance. His object is al
leged to be a depreciation of the State boud9,
so as to help hi9 friends who were the suc
cessful, but not the legal bidders for the
Don Mountain Railroad, recently sold by the
Governor’s order, to buy up bond* **uough,
at a low rate, to enaOK. m,- i« meet —-ir
obfigations, the privilege having been al
lowed them of paying their purchase money
in that wav. For the road were put in a
hid ot SI 027,000 by Dinsmore & Co., of
*1 000 000 by J..C. Fremont, of $750,000 by
t o Sumner & Co., of $600,000 by Thomas
Allen for the S. E- Missouri railroad, and
*550 000 by A. T. Mackay & Co., who re-
Kdlhe road at that figure. This is a
Pittsburgh firm, to which two or three corn-
SSSmuBc “I" »''“ rd " ere re "“ t ' d
by wSu«“oS tuat the St. Loui.pa-
wc ,® Gov Fletcher s conduct as a
jmrs d ® u0 Q U “^ |dle ' xo the latest moment
rascally sw *. .. capable ol it.
£ dup&eoftM.
R? th d S%)ooo worth C ot’depreciated State
Wlt h $400 ow wor de p reci ation Gov.
bonds, to which wor v py
Fletcher is charged insufficiency of
raising a clamor about the msuth^
an 1 w ar, m ide with thirty four complies ot*,
ft? j,fiery on the credit of the State, l he hon |
ideItmiVlf a.nameut | ^2* Am 0 f Radicalism have thus cotne I
d tuiacjApnlonsueas. ” i'>;o(?r.;Ss is visibly making. > u 3'>
leight aft industry, ? ’ ;in ^ VC ‘d in its shining gartuenls. the |
bu-:-> an wuiely »* “ “ H . *‘ mo fal ideas" arc at work. Radical j
full of iluaful fire, j o r l . ... lVi sW inu; in Misaonri, with nothing ^ -j
• make it afraid- The. count, y
a span ,nf
such interest a9 he
operty purchased by
:s district tax sales in
lor the purpose of
ily upon the lot upon
Dk 42 Avery stieet, in
e purpose of disposing
of ‘getting him out of
tame time telling me
this property upon
: United States sales,
x> Dr. Early, and be
' : ly out ol his way to
perty. Upon several
lo lb is conversation be
a pon this subject, de-
i his object in getting
'in ace for the purpose of
as be. (Dr. Beecher)
>f the way.’ I have
-h kets to Dr. Early for
tod, and take such
lary for his own pro-
a Beecher has been
1 l hi been since bailed
ci". gLof endeavoring to
uiu of Dr. Early.—
’ ,s Gy.
A re-
ls, an nemy of every
can ra,*blicamsm
HOME OFFICE
(*OrNj:x FOuhth aki> Jefj ; *
I.tU'3-i i.i,.. it
CAV1T xL.. •- --r.
^ - OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOM8,
Resaltingfrom Disorders ofthe Digestive Organsl
Coustipatiou. Inward Piles, Fnlln*^'!'-"f ”
Head, .i'.-i :':y of Mi".‘ Stuuudi, Nausea, »ft
bur 1 lsiv , :or ! -.,e; Falloes^ or Weight
8 000 BUSHCLS w •
7 1,600 boshela Meavy Son
1 ESTER
j toinid s
it tierces 8ta<cl Pixin , u ■ <t ;t
5 tierces Si. ;*r-cur Ham .new.
M boxes FttoseCteai
lOkogshca!' I'limeUl :.!■»!"
6“ boxes Brnna Sn, c. ,*»,v;v.».
100 boxes HaraanSc^r ;<L-v-d,
150 barrels F'onr, '.-.-. rteO.
20 barrels Btr-.-kwheat,
60 hogshead-, st .:.-g»m- -w.
60 barrels l I’ a Mela--
50 barrels II >csc Syi
300coilsBal k«i-\
50 bates He vv ;; .
5 bales Twl
loo rolls Sea Island
And a general a> , r(
I c
120 tons Pemvinn tluan
ernment Agen .
100tons Coe’s 8n ■:-» ! r... ,
Manure, a standard rtids;. • y, rk ,;i
New England Stale! •' aprt-i. :
dec»i—lm "
W. H STaHKACO
On Consignmunt.
2 ?AA Bbls.r- , K. uoe.
^ey«7\-r 26oBr . .s Ro;.
15bt s. PrimsFlonAa sir
dec31-4t
10 bt
For sale hr
Clean Klc,: and ij
Ul.l! MARTIN A CO
Bason, lams,
JUST received am r >i'c—
S6 hogsheads Cl*- s
60 hogsheads Clear Hi > sM..
30 hogsheads Prl!..c- Bright Shonldeis
20 tierces Pare I ttk Renden
25 tierces Choice • in. • Our. ;
15 tierces Sugar On . -' i , -
W. II. WHITN ST
neio-tf
J. L
Enw. O’Bysne.
Ecliv. (PSyrat a Sou
Wholes a i.k and R.
1jqc t .>rk, jsc . Vc.
T'l*4‘ ;
RtltNl-
w
E solicit a share - > 1
oithis firm having 0..... >j-'v
wards of thirty-two y,..I-;: ■
streets.
Butter. Flour, Bacon, Pork,
LA. i>
..ud
CA HOGSHEADS f
OU 2o hogsheads S•
2# tierces Larr . . • . i ,
60 barrels Pori-
50 kegs and bt ! ki i- iu: ■ ‘-ben
100 boxes Chee •<
10 tierces Har 5
SUGARS, COFFEF TEA, SO
60 hogsheads Saga
Mascot rdo
100 barrels So sr. A. .’ .
50 packages Tea -., i -.vt*
100 0»g9 CJolTe, ■. h
60 pocketsOotr- c. oi-i -i ->
150 boxes Soap, a!> qnai
1U0 boxes Can. de.s a c .
ICO boxes Tobn eo
Cuba Moll - - - -•> , * •. ■ •- c
Bay, Com, Oats nd i.
Landing and r s»’.
SCRAN iMN. !
Hod
i nST Bay ■ treet • , < c- J •
' >UTKD AND D«»MESTK
low
t!j Otllldlld
ru v. GO..
BuiMiofr*
j-.ut’ Li?«* ::
til. Rafes “f:
: . B 1
«fc
eT. W. BRADLEY’S
DUPLEX SKIRTS
bnve printed iu RED INK, on the hand
.T, W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT.
DONT BUY ANV OTHER.
You can always find fall assortments at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT
J. Q. MAKER k CO.,
L ATHHOP k CO.
' ASK FOR
r. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT
AND
“SEE THE NAME ON THE BAND.”
F.»r sale in Savannah at Wholesale hv
J. C. MAKER k CO.,
LATHRDP * CO.,
ORFF k WATKINS,
Retail by .1. C. MAKER A CO.,
LATH HOP & 00.,
1)15 WITT A MORGAN,
EINSTEIN & ECKMAN,
ORFF * WATKINS,
THOMAS PEPPER.
At. wholesale hy the Exclusive M*iiufac!urer.-i and
Sole Owners ol the Patent,
WESTS, BRADLEY A CARY,
Waioi iMims and Ofli -e,
Nos 97 Chambers, mid 79 and SI Ruade St.,
U09-3m New York.
F. BROWN,
Jeweler and Watchmaker.
AT
147 CONGRESS STREET,
Next to Alnlton's Bookstore,
has jnst received a large assortment
G. ; .'ini Ar.-nts ;•■> ck ^i...
a Ki'anliuii', Local Agent,
Office on liry.in street
One door ta t of Merchants’ A Planters' Bank.
References—Colonel R. I). Walker. J T. Thomas
A Son, A A. Salomons & Co , E. L Neidliuger-
docll—If
FIRE, MARINE
AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE AGENCY.
Capital and
Assets.
Security Insurance Co $1,600,000
Phoenix Insurance Co 1,69:1,000
International Isnurnure Co.... 1,4‘33,000
Manhattan Insurance Co 1,078,000
Harmony Insurance Co 300,000
North American Insurance Co.. 800,00(6
Total Cash Capital and Assets.$7,094,000
Capital.
New York Accidental Ins. Co $‘450,000
jtlRE, MARINE and INLAND Risks taken in the
l. 1
X 1 above highly responsible ('ompunies on Buildings
and Merchandise, to any amount, at the lowest rales
corresponding with the risk
Losses equitably adjusted aud promptly paid.
A. A. LANK. Age t.
No. 12 Stoddard's Run e, Bay street,
no!6-3m Savannah, Georgia.
FOR RENT,
TWO PLANTATIONS FOR 1867,
One lying in Burke county, on the Central Rail
road, two miles Irom Station No. 9, containing about
l.OuOacras of open land, all fine cotton land. -t?e>-
otherlying also In Burke county, about a*, coiitaiu
V . (, .... H,n lWr.il L*,IT1A flllttlin lit,ill
’ll. »• !•'• •!!.•• l; ,• MtiM 'it Of HO!
Mi" . : iv.aiming t.’lhe lleaii,
Hui - uU Diinmlt i reatli-
III-, muttering at Urn
tiiVin.
, <Jh - i.i Suffocating
Sensalioi vhell m .. LyingPos
jtiu e. Dimness of Vision,
Dol' nr
W- • o before the Sigh.. Ft vei
and Dull P'ln the Head, Dell-
ciency ‘ f i tvi i tion, Ydloin an ol
a< .-Mi: and Eyes, rain in the Side, Buck,
dnest. Limbs, Ac., Sudden Flushes of Heat, Bum
iug in the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of F,til,
and great Depression ol Spirits.
i u rt
u
Remember
That these Bitters
contain no Rum or Whiskey.
And can't make Drunkards.
Is not a
B$r Room Drink,
But a Highly Concentrated Vegetable Extract,
Free from Alcoholic Stimulant or Injurious Druge
It cannot insidiously Introduce the vice of Drunk
enness into the bosom of your families—to your wife,
your children, or your friends.
Or others, whose systems have become impaired by
Hardships or disease, will find in this Bitters a tonic
hat will restore them to all their full vigor.
Diese Bitters have performed more enres 1
Given Better Satisfaction!
Have more Testimony
Have mors respectable people In vouch for them 1
man any other article in the Market. We defy any
me to contradict this assertior T
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one that will produce a Certificate published
by us hat is not GENUINE.
Lin Dealer & GemssioR Men last,
Coral r ory at , laii and
Sqoan. SAVANNA!
FRUIT * • -' iETYRLESi: a.isoi a
m l,and. '• -7-'
PniniP Lai— aX. Jjmj - Kaaeican.
Columbia Square
GBOCERY 8TOBE,
B as . .
.-.a i hifiMtleot s'rt t-
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HCaiVINO* WKiKLY. ■ t.LTSliy
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from Station N“. 9 ou the Central-Fane cotton laud,
iug about 5i*0 aeres of open a HARDEE As CO.
Apply to
Or J-j-2—2W
Savannah, Ga.,
JOHN J. JONES.
Waynesboro, Burke co , Ga.
DIAMOND RINGS.
PINS and
•~SO.
.. x.iNGS,
FINE GOT *' ntyrTS ‘
CALL AT His NEW STAND.
McCarthy
COTTON GINS,
FOR SALE BY
CHIPMAN i CHAPIN,
To Rent,
rpHOSK two Rice Plantations on Savannah Back
river, and directly opposite the city of Savannah,
known as Sboubea and Pennyworth.
For terms apply to
dec24 G. W. WYLLY.
To Rent,
N OFFICE and Sample Room over the store now
occupied by the undersigned.
Possession given immediately.
WEST A DANIELS.
BAY STREET.
declD—1m
FURNITURE.
DEGRAAF & TAYLOR,
87 and 8*-* Bi.wery, aiyt 65 Christie st.,
HEW YORK.
OTILL continue to he the largo* Furniture Mart
O facrurers iu the e»v
Eor Rent or Sale.
fctHE subscriber offers hie property in Effingham
1- county, fifteen miles from the city, for rent or
sale. ]t consists of Two Plantations adjoining,
each vmtaining one thousand acres. The land is Very
fine, .'or particulars apply to him, on Jones street,
second «oor from Whitaker, or to George W. Wyliy
Esq., of \e firm of Bell, Wyliy k Christian.
n»22 WM. H. CUTLER.
For Lease,
R’
PAULO]* BOOM sofl
UHAMDKit 1 DKNTPURE,
Fauoiiy add Victoria ifctlst.'.ids,
i OB THE SOUlTiERN TRADF,
nt. reduction iu price. oc3
Y GEORGE WYf l. 't -Twenty, aevsk acres
,,f land one i it im the city, on the Mlddb
Or,mnd Hditci, al. tog iip-r, orm p rts, may be dt-
.1 e» : Aieo. five lots i Frewtowu, forming a body
: 0 hy 155 ieet, iy!ug be-, en Jefferson uud Barnvrd
street* deci3
*i oo v ic and so
■ heri
to molest or
i can see * ilH '
At -« [» r
DAN;EL H. LONDON,
K80ADWAY, NEW YORK,
ShipjJuff and OmniU^iuu Mm&ant,
II kinds
For fctale,
■J N ihe city oi^Mi on, a twenty Aors. Engine, witn
_ Fine Bofior 18 feel long, 40 iuc-e- d.am. t--.r. (wo
Flnei “1 Irchvn, lu perfect older, to,etber «iih ail of
my Mill Machinery, consisting <>f :fc,*.ftiiig Mills,
Belts, aud jveryHiiug *ppcr; .intac the , i ,, for jl-hK-
ot;-h»lfcash. Apply'.o 13. W. BOIFL'ULLEr
i!jcS-Im* Enyinn * o. IL R.
t Toh.n V Cottok Bagging, j -
'.rdera for
lowers of hind arc
lute; b itjffi you
i, Lo *i.‘ -uud a
ouat Diat- .-ok ffits
ith Botnar.’ uvrsca.
tltaa lie’. - , .-..'aff
are wore n able
the Houiie of vtps-
of Austria.
men
The
by a
nrr.
iBR fiifiriivumS
PER 'JON’fH and expenses paid Male tv
beautiful system ills, and;
-.0 ill .Vi. and a 1 (»n 3e « ^“ r ia one ot its representative j Ywi wW ^«u»e
fc’ tuny alaver of end d ^crip-
— r ' -lor Oob'iaHiicntS and order" -olltUed.
editor of the Louisville Jourua! i •• ref-irevcks.
. x» l0 f /*«tir fhr* o»ji, r d^v c, uafo, a Porter, DtuCin A JohD- _ . _
h«w ria.^iOK through that ■ u- - • ,,, y , ‘ , ■ tlriz t Co., John Useful Invention,'of absolute uttjily in every hor.se-
1 ‘ *,, rluoder, urnwn swd,->- a u - | cold Anctgpreferring to work <m commisstoit (an
a small wagon Ot no - , ' s Y’‘v^-y W ■ taaclev i Co.. Barclay A | arp fro* $an t» $5« per day. For full particulars,
mac, a woman and two ch larec %-m. v.WAOo, „ .. . *
.k.-s •'»««""«jwsasr *sa- -*.
to Indi toa-
$20.0 Fcmi'C Agents, to introduce'a Sew and
uolosa sfttujpj and address
W. G. WILSON ic C(X.
Cleveland, Ohio.
. -.aa WUO SAYS SO.
THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
Washington, January 1,1864.
Gentlemen:—Having stated it verbally to yon, I
have no hesitation in writing the fact, that I experi
enced marked benefit from yon r Hoofland’s German
Jitters. During a lung and tedions session of Con
gress, pressing and onerons duties nearly prostrated
me. A kind friend suggested the use of the prepara
tion I have named. I took his advice, and the result
.vas improvement of health, renewed energy, and
'hat partlcnlar relief 1 so much needed and obtained,
others may be similarly advantaged, if they desire to
■re. Truly your friend, ‘
THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
From Rev. W. D. Seigfried, Pastor of Twelth Baptist
Church.
Philadelphia, December 26.1S63.
iliasus. Jones A Evans,
Gentlemen:—I have recently been laboring auder
the distressing effects of indigestion, aocompuled by
i prostration ofthe nervous system. Numerous rem
edies were recommended by friends and some of them
tested, bat without relief. Yoar Hooflland'sGerman
Bitters were recommended by persons who had tried
them, and whose favorable mention of the Bitters in
duced me also to try them. I most confess that I had
in aversion to patent medicines, from the “thousand
md one" quack “Bitters," whose only aim seems to
ae to palm off sweetened and dragged liquor upon
the community, in s sly way; and the tendency ol
which, I fear, is to make many a confirmed drunkard
Upon learning that yours was really a medicinal
preparation. I took it with happy effect Its action
was not only upon the stomach, but npon the ner
vous system, was prompt and gratifying. I feel that I
nave derived great and permanent benefit irom the
use of a few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
V. G. 8KIGFRKID,
No. 264 Shackamaxon street
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Sielli.li lhe 3ie.iatU£r uf'-e M. JACKSON 'is nn tht
iViat'p*. of each bo.tie. -
v -net;- csi
appeal i
sec how .
"It vf t ornl’uri wit;
iHEJli lit' :-B. 1
and ca ' . ... o, ., :> ...-.— *-.■
thaa they MBfroaFiftl it ure pro arise uowclyptaced
in large -rerooms. bo2T-2iii
CHRISTMAS mum
DRY GOODS l
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LBGAN7 i Al l' 2i'Ti.«.
ulo c*r.l( n .• fJant'Kerct lefs,
Gents’ Lir nf amiirit tl. ndki itdii fa.
Fancy Articles,
Dress Goo.> a Cn-t,
1 Mat's at Cost
Cloak C'oths and Ciseltrere*.
Dsmaek Tabic Linen,
KaMrina, I'•>. Des sad Hum
For sale by DsWEPl .. MOKGAN.
declS 137 CONCltf.88 STREET
mm STEAM SAW MILL
BASTE’tv V HABF, SAVAVV.vir, g.l
P IE undorslgneri, havingcouipn ed il.8rTlc.tllit.il
GANG RAW MILL, known ir* (he "PHttINIX
sTEAM SAW iliL 1 -,'* woald r<specMUBy iniorm
tlielr friend,-. --i - ; ; g-neraliy, that they arc
nowprepap-o ><> 11 ordena for Lumber In anv qnat.-
and ef !t>v sud irntgiba, a<* bays-am
nected with odrMill a.v Nnpn and wtil
givepsrtlcn arattentioa to ordese for planed and
tongue eud * inter.
Orders let... the M..*. *■.,■ j; j. f. & is. Hamilrou'
office, corne Bay and Alierrom Streets, will rect-v
prompt atte i'-»n.
A share i . ronagi is mecfifUi
United. EHU&} & HaMILTo:-.-.
JOS. SHLXN, -M11LTO.-., *. usisnh.
sns-tf
PRINCIPAL OFFICE & MANUFACTORY
No. 631 ARCH STREET.
JONES & EVANS,
SUCCESSORS TO C. M. J '.CASON 4t,.C0.
W, M. WALSH, Sole Agent.
Corner Barnard and L’toaghtou Sts., Savanuah, Ga.
ocll—was
MeKAY, O'O.,
Commission Merchants,
SAXMM&wiy mu
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Bertvee.i Si. — -U --
BAVANXAir.
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ORANCLS,
25.00<i Sop c iior T r ‘ Ornj^l^'C
nBALERS in White Oak and Yellow Pine T't-V,. ui
LI al! w.’.ca Cash advanrea made ou coasrgoments
ot Timber, Cotton, N&vsJ Steiee, Ac
The above-named h»> is* offer anusaai L.cil'd«s for
the sale of Roamtrn Products, wad respectfouy eo-
licit co>ialgiuneuts.
KoKAY, BLISS &CO,
dec21—Zawtf I« Broadway, M. T-
ace*-
H. WAFD.^
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