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Newspaper Page Textj aie u^’ou ri a »k,>, u i or Held 4*1 ayeif } i wii c« roll iioiu’ buu £«* 3*/ul, - Aa • *■>»*’ lorevt-r aud lurcvtr. jugic, blow, ue. the wild rcaoeci dying, sj.vrr, echo a, aii&wer, dying, pyrn**, dying. ALFiin.D Tennyson. P17BX.ISaxb FWiNAO .Jft .-no*. AN ORDINANCE To point out the manner or electing the Chief Fire- h n . vudother offloereof tbe Fire Department 01 tui: city oi Savannah, and idrtiie establ is 11 men t ol ralee and regulations tor fclie.gdverniticiit anu coa- duc o. said Fite DepaitrriSmra'tff! to am- uq the , or-i i aiif'e. O: suiii c li in ltgaiu - - »u u Fite ije- t cli ttr liy t.,n actrot the tdei.eiai As.-eiuhiv, * uti ;ici-ec«UU Phyjii DeutluiA-r, luiuy-yeir -- I'nndieu anu uveniy-toiir, entitled -Ail ac; ibil-n tiu f£u-lu-- ComMUig -u tiie utv o Sav.iu li w r provided tli.t life''said ’ O iuqwuy be Buiijvct to such rules, auu regulation [SAVANNAH, October ist, IMS. THE J. B CARY <fc CO.« NONPAREIL FR£ft£ll&JANO” W HICH if now offered to Planters possesses quell* ties which are peculiar to it alone, and render it far superior to any other known, aa has freen fully proyen by the M French Academy of Sciences,” and UA BUt'j-XI iu ouwli I UiCO. dUU iCgUialK/li> J , " T. . iiwuoiuj Ui tXJCULCB, wilt ir gov ernment and cod iuct as shou.a (;e j a “° by practical persons of enlarged experience in IN GKVI.IUL. —G n mi S'Veeuey. <>f Fenian notoriety, • >vv in c-uuuiaud at Augusta, Ga. -Ninet. en weddings took place at Con cord, A. JL, on Christmas day. —One hundred and eighteen persons above seventy years of age died in Providence (R. I ) last year. ’ hi;.-’ —A human band, wrapped up in paper, ivas.t’iuud in one of ibe public streets in Philadelphia on Wednesday morning. —A lack of snow is complained of in Wis consin, and it is feared that the winter whu at will be injured. pr. scribeu oy the coipuraiioa of tue u:y of sjvaunau; and whereas, file City Council of ‘s>~. vaUa.io.diil, by ordinance. pascea on tue seventh day of March, in the y. cr e geteeh andre-d .ilia iwciity-iive, aud in pursuance ol said act, rfp i,o nt certain persons to be firemen, unit ordain that t ey should be formeu into a tk.mpany lo be uenom- nated the ‘-Fire Company of Savannah;’’ and where as, uiefifonfei.,; whose appointment was urbftoe, jet., .whose appointment was proVI l, r by saidpat, were, pf ibe saiu otdhaahce, aia ized lo select ir ,ta their oith'bddy a L'fiiVI andotid. otfic-rs, and to make and esrabhsii a System oi' by- i,.ws ior tlie management and direction'Of Said (Join- i’“»y; and whereas, ny an ac. of ihe General Assem bly, passed on the eighteenth day.« December, in tae year eighteen huuured and thirry-lour, curtain pe.sons members oi said Sire Cuuipm,, aed tneir sucuessois, were incorporated unutr the nam . lyle and title of the “Savannah Fire Companv,” with a nriividiim ihut eai.-. An.w„_» , r *, every department of Agriculture. Among the meritorious qualities which peculiarly distinguish the “ Nonpareil French Guano.” may be enumerated the following: 1st. It wiTi promote the growth of Cotton, Corn, To bacco, or any kind of grain or vegetable, equal to A No. 1 Peruvian or Mexican Guano, as has been fully tested, at the aame time being entirely free from the objectionable properties of the above, as it is a Perma nent Improver of the Soil, instead of a stimulant Dr. Maggiel’s j Jill-, .oi. PILLS AMD SALVE. i ET the Suffering and Diseased read the fulllow * ing. V~ Let all -who have been given np by the doc and spoken oi as incurable, read the following. Let ail who can believe facts, and can nave m evidence, read the following: KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRE SENTS, *, on this, the 20th day of June, in the year of it r< ^’ lSoG> personally came Joseph Haydock, to ■leiKuowu as such, ana being duly sworn, deposed as follows: That lie is the sole General Agent for the United Stales, and dependencies thereof ior prepa rations or medicines known as ■2d. It can be applied to the leaves as well as the l oots of plants, without any danger of burning d»>tq | if used properly, and we guarantee that wherever ap plied the soil will retain its moisture, and will not bake, even the most clayey. 3d. It will prevent Worms or Insects from destroy ing either plant or grain, aud wherever it is applied every kind of worm or insects will instantly disap- — . a . :i S,PI 0l>< ,’ r r , Uea repugnant to insect UBsotf Md td»t the following Certificates are verbatim co provision ihat sain corporation ahoulu e-ect nmi oi-! f y TU “ alone will be a great benefit [ ptes to the beat of his knowledge aud belief, deers iu the m.tnner pointed Oatrn the oruiuauccsof I *ure when it i* estimated what vast numbers, i—«, JAMES 8MBXTRE, toe city council of Savannah; aud farther, ibaillL i ^teern planters know, have lost their crop by in. t {*-m| Notary Public, ihng in said act should be o construe,, m, u, nr.se ... ... Wall street, New York. said fire Compauv independent oi Hie City Council. 1 •? °‘I c “ lar >* “ impossible to fully enter into the lllii r.’iur ; r 1. „ L. I . -a ..... * . ~ “ ** ** * “ ■ | MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE, —The Slate Senate of Illinois ratified, on Thursday last, tbt constitutional amend ment. —D’l6raeli, the leader of the tories in Par liament, comm, need his career as a sub editor. He is sixty-two years old. —The round trip from the United States t ( Paris aud back, during the exposiiioi, will he at the rate of $130 to $150 in gold— in. board the Great Eastern. —Philadelphia is to have a theatre for the colored pepie, at which only colored actors will play. White iolks will be admittod as spectators. —\< a Convention of the Manhattan F nia i Circle on Sunday evening. Junes Sirpheus was declared lo be an exploded humbug. —The Republicans of the Indiana Legisla ture have unanimously nominated,in caucus, Gov. Morton for Senator of tbe United Si ales. merits of the “Nonpareil French Gnano," bat we art. sure the pnblic that we have-net exaggerated, mild it only remains for those interested to test its vslne, when we feel confident that it will rapidly supercede alt others. REFERENCES < X. Pendleton, Clark county. West Virginia; Col. B. Morgan, do.; C. Cimble, do.; E. McCormick, do.; Mai. Green, do.; CoL J. Ware, da; C. Sheppard, do,; P. V. Sheppard, do.; J. Enders, da; Daniel McCullough, Fairfield.District, South Carolina; Dr. Wm. Monroe, Baltimore county; F. Merryman, do.; 8. Patterson, Harford county, Md.; B. Eirland, Calvert county, Md.; J. P. Silver, Cecil county, Md.; John Merryman, Balti- AS“ Beware of Counterfeits. All of our barrels will be stamped with name and address. —At Pittsburg, Mass., one day last week, a funeral party were compelled to abandon the corpse in a snow storm, and it remained for several hours in a huge snow drift. —Mr. Bennett, in behalf of his son, de clines the nomination ottered the son for the office of Mayor oi New York, by Col. Hal- piuo. oui inat ii &ho“Jd be subject to the same cui.trol of o,e Ci.y GounciV as Chat body had hereto,ore exer- cued over i ; aud whereas, since ihe incorporation oi said savaunau Fire Company, certain other rire OiMiipumcs in the city of 8uvamltiti h :j v- been mcor- por.tted, in some oc which last memioneU 1 ire Gom- pallies their two liiot ofllcera arc, by the reapective cli arte lb of ioc<>rpomtJon, made ex*wfflcio uddiuonoi m-.mbci’a of the Haiti Savannah **ire Gom^uiay; und whereas, it is deemed expedien*; and ju6t mat ail the incorporated and organized white Fire Companies in saia city should have an equal voice in me selection Oi uliiccrs to command at Area in sai. city, under rulea aud re ulaiiona to be preacrib d by the City Gouuo 1 of bavanuah; therefore, in consiaeration oi the preiniaea: -- Sncriosj L The Major and Aldermen of savannah m ° re; K ‘ Slnclair & Co “ Baltimore, in connuil assembled, do lierebj ord .in, That ireiu and after the passing of this ordinance, tne first two ■ Ulcers of the several, incorporated anu organized ivinte Fiw Companies in 'the city of Savannan, whe ther incorporated by the Legislature or flic Court, and hereaucr lo i.e incorporated with tne consent of tue Ci.y Council,- sfial, constitute a Hoard, to tie known as tile HAVANNAH Filth, DEPdRlMENT, and which said Board sliatl be, and is hereby author ized to elect three oillceis of eaid sire Department, who shall be des-gualea, lespectivety. as Cluef fire man, -ecoud riieuiiui and Third Fireman, and who shall have precedence in the old- r in which said olfi. cers are named, that Is to a„j : tile duel enema,, Shall have supreme command at pres; in hisiibscuce the Second fireman dial I have sucli command, and in the absence ol both the Third Fireman shal, com mand; said election Sbail take place on tiicdrslFn- day ol 1’eoruury, annually, at a place m said city, and between such hours on said day as may be agreed upon by a majority oi said Board; or, m a case ol disagreement or said Board, ihen the place and ..oursoi election shall be ii ed by the Mayor Ol said riiy,•wiiniu tliruu days alter .-ucu c.ecuou, iho same snail be notified to ihe Mayor, w ho sh.i l com municate ihe same to Die caly e Onncit at their next regu,ar , eeting, who sliall confirm or reject such election, w holly or in part, as they may deem proper, in case ol itjeition, another election shall Johh Mkehym.cn, Esq., formerly President of Ma ryland’s Agricultural Society, says: Baltimobe, July 21, I860. Messes. J. B. Caey k Co.: Cents—My gardner has been making experiments with your “Nonpariel French Guano”—he has ap plied it to beets, cantelopes and very young encumber vines, which at this season of the year are very liable to injury from insects. As far as we can judge, it is a ftrst-i-ate article, and comes up to your chum of its merits. X shall use three tons on wheat and rye this „ June 1st, 1866. Dm. Maaauu,; j take my pen to write you of my gr^t relief, and that the awful paia in my side has left me at hist—thanks to your medicine. Oh, Doc tor, how thaDkfni 1 ! am that 1 can get some sleep. 1 can never write it enough. I thaak you again aud sgStikanaam sure that you are realty the friend of anBunerers. 1 could not help writing to you, ai hope yon will m tiake it amiss. ■ --‘iiA j- l < 'jr. JAMES MYERS, 116 Avenue D. This is to certify that 1 was discharged from the Army with a Chronic Diarrhoea, aud have been enfed by Dr. Maggiel’s Pills. WILSON HARVEY, „ „ „ , „ . 21 Pitt street Nbw Yobs, April Tth, 1866. The following is an interesting case of a man _ Joyed in an lrou Foundry, who, in pouring melt ed iron into a llask tuat was damp and wet, , aused an explosion. The melted iron was thrown around and on him In a perfect shower, and ho was burned dreadfully.. Tile following Certificate was given to me by him, about eight weeks after the accident: fall. Messrs. J. B. Cary & Co., through their Agent, Mr- Louis T. Guieuot, having made an arrangement with iho firm of BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN, planters can roly upon obtaining the genuine “Nonpareil Freuch Guano.” New Yoke, January 1,1806. Vf name is Jacob Hardy; I am an Iron Founder; 1 wsb badly burned by not non in November last; my burns healed, but 1 had a running sore on my leg that would not heal; 1 tried MAGGIEL’S SALVE, &g- This Is the Prineipa.1 Depot- -£| ■—A little boy, after sayiDg his prayere. ros< up aud said to bis irreligious parents. "Now, father, I have said my prayers; have > • U said yours, or don’t meu prav ?” i pray ? —An interdict has been laid upon the ser- i ices oi the Scotch Presbyterian C,.urcti, at Route, by the Papal authorities, and it is s-i id that they threaten to put a stop to the sei vices held in the American chapel also. —An effort is being made to induce G<,n- “■es", to complete tue Washington monument, ii is more significant in its present conditio-. ih'i- i' wouid be if finished as originally in- t'-m led. ill cusu Ol Itjeition, another election shall be Jad h ®,‘^ are ,K f Counterfe >te 1 All our barrels will within three nays after, by said no-.rU; knit ad Kfm- W ourn ‘ me and “duress, poiary vacancies in said oilicesof first, Second aud — \ poor liule girl iu the fourth w,rd fork, a- -h<- war, Jyiug s,id “sue iva- ■fia i sin- wa- going to die, because now nei brothers aud sisters would have enough t > — Mr. B.- non one- said that if he were Pi sideut, tie w mid k e,i blank vetoes by him to deieat me bills ot the Congress in •i nu ll in- sat. r ,0 ( ,b-*r living suggestion, i ad 'pied- by Picsdl, ii(J ihnson, would se- u■ uiut tue tn-iiiks of i ,e Co mtrv. i'hird Firemen may be forthwith filled by the M.n„,, suoject to die approval or rejection of ti.e Cuy coun cil at melr next regular meeting; Provided, airtajS, that uo person anal. be eligible lo the position of Cmei Fireman, Second f ireman or Third Fireman .as alores.i d. who shall not at ihe time oi sucfieiecl turn bo a member ol some incorporate., anu organ ized wiuiefirc Company in Sayannali. section li And it isfurher ordained by (lie au- thority Uioresanl, Tfilit until u,e electiuu anuconfir- dia.ron ns afore aid of Olllccrs of ihe said tire De- parLuieni, tne present organization uf the r,re De- , a.tmeni shall continue; anu all ofii-.ers oi the eatd , resem or future Department, shah cominue in ofiiee nni.il the election coufirumtion and lnstailaiion ol L..eu' successms: Frovidod, alwajs, mat ihe City Couueuniaj, at any lime, remove arty unicer ot tne said Fire uepa iment, ueieby created, aud order a new election to fid tlie vacancy created by such re- Liiuvai, audOauncil may, inauycontingency, deemed •y them proper, put the engines aud other fire appa- . ,us Oeiongiug to tue city, unuei such c-ie, control -no in luagemoht as they may determine: rrovided, nut o ofiicer ol said Fire Department nerebj cre- * ■ a siiaii be permanently removed u tu a nearing ouucil of the charges against, oi ofcjeaiou io lore , „„„ 'Ucn officers; and provideu, a.so, that homing • - ordinance contained, Shalt be couBlrueu in- incorpo — During tb past six months nineteen nu -let’s have oeen ciiuiiuiti- ii in New Or- ■ twehty persons liav-- cummiited sui coJ torty iwoiiave been mund drowned, ’’ iweuty seven have been killed by acci dents. — fhe S|> ingfielil Republican does not as '‘■nt to Governor Bullocks universal suf frage argument, but thinks that “the man whu cannot r«ad his ballot is no more fit to v -io than the landsman who Cannot box the compass to steer a ship.” —An sxciting scene was • witnessed in Broadway Monday evening, when an ex Confederate Colonel was seen cowhiding an attache of a legal firm iu Wall street. The castigation, it is said, was the result of a qoairel in which the man ot the law tun a ened tu fi«ticuff the ex-officer. —A college for young colored men has been esiabiished at Washington,, named “Howard University.” It has the three de partments of law, medicine and theology, $15,000 have been raised for the erection of a building, which is intended to accorn modaie 1,000 students; 400 are now ready to 6Qter. ending iu interfere with Ihe right uf iug .(led add organized while fire company to select its .-. u uffleci O ior tile management and direction oi it-- own internal alfairs. •section ill. And it ii further ordained by the nu- mur.ty aioresaid, that unt I otherwise o-ueicd oy -onncii, tue appointment of officers to command, am. o. uper..lives to worK the ellgln a and file apparatus, I o.ivv or hcieafter under the con.ioi oi tue aa-anuah I ‘ i ■ omp ny, jlmil continue with the s„io Savan nah F..e Company. Section iV And be it iurther ordained by u,e au- norny a oiesaid, that ms Honor, the Mayor, and the committee ..n the Fire Depart luc-ni arc ner oy au thorized to make such Urther rules aud r. gala ions ior tue government ol the B ard of Firemen, neieby created, as may be deemed proper; wnicii ruteo and regulations, when adopted by Corn cil, shall be valid and oiiidiiig, until they are a.tered or rescinded by Council; out no rule or regulation shall be proposed -viiicd snail ue in couffict with this or-iruasce auo ail on the suo- SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1867. <T. "W. IBradley’s CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE SPRING) Hoop g^irts. and it cared me in a few weeks. Thin is all true, and anybody can nuw see me at Jackson's Iron Works, Second Avenue. j. HARDY, It 9 Uoerck street. EXTRACTS FROM YARIOUS LETTERS. “ I had no appetite. MAGGIEL’S PILLS gave me a hearty one. ** Your PJLLS are marvelous.” VI send another, Box, and keep them in the house.” “ Dr. MAGGIBL has cured my headache, that was chronic ” COMMISSION MERCHANT AND WHOLESALE f \ ad iliw odff t dtLiiu*v % BKAlM&N “ r HAT, 0RAIN ab| PROD] Corn. OatsT Aleal; Fed Oil Cake. Flour, Bacon, Salt. Rope, dto i Const n-iy receiving, add. tot sale at th« fewest vh-’lesale rates. Agent Savsrinah Flour Mllle. , 155 Bay Street, Savannah. : ‘ f |j Wm. Stake. Jos. A. Robekts. E. NeumaTib STARR & ROBERTS, Shipping and CojTtfiij*s|MD MERCHANTS, rja-jbaat pnaanofiiaq i * sKjlSHEfnr MD'fflOKHe TOBACCO % SNUFF, PIPES, &C. UNDERSIGNED ia diaposi^ of « TOBACCO, SBGABS, SNUFF/ MEI 'Ac., Atb, AT GREATLY REDUCI i SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Liberal advances on consignmedu of Cotton or other Produce.’ j \ j Particular ntiontion given to the purchase of anp- plies for Mannfaciurers, Ac. 1 i it dec* Jas.T. Paterson, TIMBER, Lumber & Commission MERCHANT, cHEWtoiG Tobacco. si il 75 per pound. I, at $1 2o per pound, per pound. SUPERIOR NAVY, at 95 cents per pound. SMOKING TOBACCO. No, 153 Bay Street, Savannah, JDarien, Greorgia. ‘ Orders for Lumber solicited. dlS-ti S. 6. HAYNES, jteck of CHEWING nd SMOEiVo iUM sad other FIFES, PRICES. See prices as follows ; GENKRAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WHOLESALE ny.AT.1cn m Flour, Grain, Feed and Produce, CORNER STORE, 190 and 192 Bay Stkeet, koot or Babnabd St., Savannah, Georgia. References—O. A. Gambrlll k Co., Norris k Bald win, Baltimore; Woodward, Baldwin A Co., Baltimore and New York; L. Gambrill, Banker, Charleston. Liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton and Produce. oc2-tf N. A. HARDEE & CO.. COTTON FACTOR 8 AND General Commission Merchants. Liberal advances made on consignments. Salts made in Savannah on New York or Liver- poo!, and but one commission charged. nol4 “ I gave half of one of your PILLS to my babe lor oholera morbus. The dear little thing got well in a . “My nausea of a inoriiiug is now cured,” “ Your box of MAGGIEL’S SALVE cured me of Daises in the head I rubbed some of your SALVE behind my ears, and the noise left.'! uy. VSend me two boxes; X want one for a pool lam I enclose a dollar; your price is 25 cents, bn Medicine to me is worth a dollar.” ‘Send me five boxes of yonr PILLS.” ‘‘Let me have three boxes of vonr SALVE bv -o torn mail.” I have over two hundred such Testimonials a these, but want of space compels me to conclude. ,J. MAGGIEL, M. D. Austin & Ellis, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, 80 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. LONE JACK, J. W. Carroll'!, «t »l S>pertwd. VIRGINIA,, Choice, in half pound ban, at 50 cents per bag. GENUINE 8CARFALETTI, Hill Sts Notflewt'a, at 50 cents per paper VIRGINIA PRIDE, in one pound hales, at $1 10 per bale, do. do. . in half ponad paper*, at HO cents per paper, do. do. in two ounce papers, at $1 50 per dozen. REINDEER, in quarter pound papers, at 85 cents. OSCEOLA, in quarter pdood papers, at V orals. FOUR ACES, in quarter pound papeM, at 95 cents. BILLY BOWLEGS, in one pound bales, at 35 cents per pound* KILLICKINICK, in one pound bales, at $100 per pound. . do. in five pound bales, at #4 50 per bale, do. in five pound bags, at 94 50 per bag. do. in barrels, $0 cents per pound. BIG LICE, in one pound bags, at 00 cents per bag. do. in balf pound papers, at 45 cents, do. in half pound bags, at 50 cents. RIGHT BOWER, in one-sixtb papers, at $1 30 per dozen. BRIAR SMOKING, at fl 10 per dozen- •VIRGINITY, in balf pound drums, at 80 cents. CLIMAX, to pound papers, at 46 cents. NE PLUS ULTRA, in quarter pounds, at 40 cents. SNUFF. RAILROAD MACCABOY, in jars, at 9Q cents per pound. do. SCOTCH, at 90 cents. SCOTCH HIGH TOAST, at 90 cents. MACCABOY, in balf pound bottles, at $5 00 per dozen. AMERICAN GENTLEMAN, in jArs, at 90c. per pound- do. do. in bottles, at $5 00 per dozen. SE6ARS JENNY LIND, Londres, Damns and Forabuscos. CABANAS, Bravos, first quality. EL CLAVER, Londres. FLOR DE LA CANELA, Londres. LA ESP AN OLA. LA RITICA EL MUNDO DECADO. IMPERIAL IS DE LA BALENTINA. FIGARO. dec»—eodlm THOMAS 11. AUSTIN,) La’e of Apalachicola. Fla.. CHARLES EL-IN, f and Columbus, Ga. sepll-ti W. A. BBYANT. Bouse & Bryant, (Formerly of Jacksonville, Fla.,) JOSE Q. FELIPE, At A. PPNCE’S QLD ST^Q^^^^RYA^N^WIHTACTR^TnRBgl^. GUANO! Florida Sentinel, PUBLISHED AT NO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO lt>A SAVANNAH, Hay MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE. dmauct-s heretofore passed by council ui ject --f the Fire Dcpai'lment nui rei-uguant to thus or dinance, or repealed, are hereby expressly saved and aeciared of iorce. In C-undi, December26th, 1867. Fust reading of an o dinunce JAME-j STEWART, jacl4-5t Clerk ot Council. Official Notice. CITY OF SAVANNAH, f Mayok’s Office, January 12th, lSoi. j j[T naving been In-ought to the notice of the ?i- —A split railroa^t spike lias been invented which, when driven into the sleeper, the two prongs will diverge in opposite (directions, the chisel edge cutting the way for each prong, and the level edge throwing it out ward. It requires three times the power to draw this spike that is necessary to remove the straight one. •,.'/■ What General BeadhEgakd Says.—New Olt- L ka ns. Jan. 10.—A letter from General Beauregard to W. II. C. King, editor of the Times, appears to morrow morning iu reference to the statements pub lished in Northern papers on national questions. God Beauregard states thaf he did not make a speech at Canton, but said, in private conversation, that the South had defended what it conceived to be constitu tional rights, and having appealed to the arbitrament ol aims, it yielded to the decision which was given agaiuBt it. *nd that he believed the Southern people were now willing to accept tho Cofmfitutiou as made by war aud understood by the Supremo Court. In re gard to the Constitutional amendment, he said he had little opportunity, except through the pap rs, to ascer tain publio sentiment, out his individual sentiment was that the South should not accept it. as its inter ests and manhood forbade it. Tne South was at the mercy - t the North, but should never do anything w-iich its honor did not approve, or which fails to project l’h interest; aud that if be used the word con- solidated government, lie meant a common Federal National Government, operating under the Constitu tion as interpreted by the Supreme Court. nance conun.uee that the construction o the last use of tlie second section of the Tax Ordinance ol the 2uth December lias been mieconsirne-j ; It is unanimously declared by the Committee mat said paragraph was only intenaeii, and does only levy a tax on gross sales of timber, lumber, stives amt merchandise, laden on snip board, witnin the corporate limits of the city, where said gross sales are not returned and tax paid there n by- some mer chant or agent in this city, properly licensed janl4-lw EDWARD c. ANDBRboN,.Mayor. J. W. BRADLEY’S PUBLISHED FOIL INFORMATION. City ok Savannah, Office Clkkk of Couxoil. January 8th, IS _ V ENDUE MA8TERS.—The following extract from the Slate law is published f r information, as under said law no Vendue Masters will be electo i by Council: 'L’XOIL. } 8 th, 1SG7.) Georgia Convicts Governor Jenkins has sent cir culars to the Justices of the Inferior Courts of tho several counties In the State, informing them that under tbe law of the last Legislature, giving h in dis cretionary power on the subject, that he wilt in “ iu- tui-o refuse to receive, and will not send for, any con victs sentenced to labor on publ.c works or in the chain-gang.” Tnus it becomes at once the duty of the Inferior Courts to provide suitable places for Ihe safe keeping of all convicts, aud to make provisions for their sup. pur: by the county, and to employ such overseers or guards as may be necessary for their safekeeping, t'he Courts have power under the law to hire out or bind out such convicts to contractors on the public works or to individuals, upon such terms and restric tions as shall subserve the ends of justice; and for such purposes any two or more counties may continue, keep and work together such convicts upon such pub lic works anywhere in tiie State, as they may agree upon.— Milledgeville Recorder, Jan. lath. An act to authorize the appointment of of Vendue Masters in the several incorporated towns and cities of this State- Sec. 1. Bo it enacted, that from and after the pai- sage of ibis act, any citizeu of Giorgia sh ill have too right tb exercise all the privileges, ppwers r :ind func ions of a Vendue Master, or Auctioneer, in liny c;iy or town in this State, by payiDgsuch license auil giving sa-.a bond as may lie demanded, or required oy ihe by- aw», rules or ordinances of the town or City in which said person may wish to exercise the sailing of a Vendue Master, or Auctioneer, any usage Of custom to tlie contrary notwithstanding. Sec, IL Repeats conflicting laws. ADproved 21st February, I860. Parties who desire to be licensed as Veudue Mas ers will make application at this office. jambs stewart, janS-lOt Clerkof0ouuc.il. — ~-'T.'-r; -- = Well Pot—In a letter from General Wm. Preston, in response to an inquiry of whether he would allow his name to be used iu connection with the candidacy for the Kentucky Governorship, is the following refer ence to the third clause ot the Constitutional Amend ment: If the people accept their own pardon under tbe amnesty by the sacrifice of their chiefs, and trusted comrades and leaders, then n-deed are oar misfor tunes irremediable and our dishonor unfathomable. Wheu a Virginian can look i the face of Lee, or a South Carolinian in that of Hampton, or a Kentuckian iu that of Breckinridge, and - an Bay to himself, “i regained my rights by deserting and denouncing yours,” then iu sooth is our degradation perfect. Soluble Pacific Guano. ■30A) MEDAL SHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOME8TEAD RYE. In addition toour business of selling Wines, etc. iu original packages, aud in order to insure to con sumers Pure Liquors in a compact and convenient form, we commenced the enterprise of bottling and packing in cases our wett known Wines, Brandies. Whiskies, etc., and have sent them out in a style that would preclude the possibility of their being tam- oered with before reaching the purchaser. The gen eral appreciation and gratifying success that has re warded our efforts has encouraged us to maintain the standard as regards quality, also, to make in creased efforts to retain the confidence and patron age which has bean so liberally bestowed upon us. „ BIN1NGER & CO., Established 1778.] Importers of Wines, Ac., _ , No. 15 Beaver street, New York. Th» above popular goods are put up in eases con- taming one do*en boW»i each. and are, sold by H. C. R (j WE, SOLE AGENT F0JR THE 8TATE OF GEORGIA, SAVANNAH. and all prominent Druggists, Grocers, etc. DUPLEX SKIRTS have printed in RED INK, on the band J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT. DOST BUY ANY OTHER. You can always find full assortments at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT J. C. MAKER k CO., LATHROI* k CO. ASK FOR i. W. BRADLEY'S DUPLEX SKIRT AN” “SEE THE NAME ON THE BAND. For sale in Savannah at Wholesale by I. C. MAKER & CO., LATHBliP & UO., orff & watkins, Retail ay J. C MAKER * CO., LATIIKOP & CO., DE WITT A MORGAN, EINSTEIN ft KCKMAN, orff a Watkins, THOMAS PEPPER. At wholesale by the Exclusive Manufacturers and* Sole Owners of the Patent, WESTS, BRADLEY A CARY, Wurerooms and Office, Nos. 97 Chambers, and 79 rad 81 Reade 8t., New York. no9-3m R. MOLINA, Importer of Havana Segars, H AS inst received a large und well selected stock of EVERYTHING usually found in a first-class Sugar >toie. lie offers to his friends and the public the following, as among tlie brands: 75,000 La Kscepcion, 5<i,0u0 La Jenuv Liinl, 2o,ooo “ Uncle Bob Loc,” 20,000 La Espanola, 20.000 Belle of the south, 2»,00n La Uoncliita, 20,000 La Legit! midad, 20,ooo La India. Fine Virginia Chewing and Smoking Tobacco. Audersou’s and Lillienthal’i, Fine Cut Tobacco. Lorillard’s aud Cook’s Snuff. A fine lot of genuine Meerschaum, Briar Wood, Lava aud Clay Pipes, Matches, Ac., at Wlioteaaleand Retail, CORNER BULL AND CONGRESS STREETS, dec5-3m Under Screven House. McCarthy COTTON GINS, FOU SALE BY CHIPMAN & CHAPIN, dec!9—lm 203 BAY STREET, T HE composition of this GUANO is Identical with Peruvian. It differs only iu the proportions of the same elements. While It contains less Ammo- nia, it has nearly twice tbe quantity of Phospuate of Lime, fifteen per cent, of which is IMMEDIATELY SOLUBLE. Its effect* on cotton the past season have iu many instances excelled Peruvian Gnano. It has in no case proved less active in the early growth of the crop. W ien drought intervenes, the crop does not suffer from its use, as in tbe case with Peruvian Guano. By reason of the presence in it of so largea per cent, of Pnosphate of Lime, its use improves tbe soil to an extent that cannot be realized from Peru- vi n . inano. Every cargo of this Guano is Subjected to rigid INSPECTION ANALYSIS, and is sola on a basis of actual value. The undersigned agent is pre pared to furnish the testimony -of well known Geor gia and 8outh Carolina planters, in evidence of the superior excellence of this Guano. E. C. WADE A CO., Agents, dec6-eod3m Savannah, Ga. Notice. «V. NEVITT, of the fflrm of Nevit, Latbrcp a Rogers, has associated himself with Lathrop A i tbe Dry Goods business, at the old stand of HENRY LATHROP&OO. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Tbe name of Bininger A Co., No. 15 Beaver street, a guarantee of the exact and literal truth of what, ever they represent.—N. Y. Com. Advertiser. The importing house of Bininger A Co.. No. 15 Beaver street, is conducted upon principles of integ rity, fairness, and the highest honor,—N. Y. Evening Express - je6-PeodAWly B Y GEORGE W. WYLLY—Twenty-seven acres of land, one raUe from the city, on the Middle ii round Road, all together, or in parts, as may be do*- sired. Also, five lots in Frewtown, forming a body 300 by 105 feet, lying between Jefferson andBarnvrd streets. dectS SANDERSON & WILKINSON, HARNESS, SADDLER! AND .,J TRUNK STORE, WHOLESALE AND ROTA IT., East ISlde of Market, Between St. Julian and Bryan Streets, SAV ANN AH, GrA. a9-tf THOS. W. BHOOM» MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE AND GENERAL UPHOLSTERY *'-14 Doc Street, Philadelphia, Pa, N. B.—All ORDERS sent by Mall promptly a - ended to. ivSi-tf Cbbis. Mubpht. Chas. Clabx MURPHY & CLARK, HOUSE, SIGN. SHIP AND STEAMBOAT PAINTERS. F“ NOTICE.—None genuine without the en graved trademark around each pot or box, sigiuri by Dr. J. MAGGIEL. 11 Pine street, New York, to counterfeit which ts felony. I* r 8oId by all respectable Dealers in McdlciDeB throughout (he United States aud the Canadas at 25 cents per box or pot. | 10 i j v IHE EYE, EAR, AND THROAT. D R. WRIGHT, or Toronto. Canada West, Physi cian and Surgeon, Oculist atul Aurist,, can be consulted on Deafness, Discharges from tlie Ear. noisesin tlie Head, Catarrh, Diseases of tlie Throat and Lungs. Ail diseases of t he UYK, reouiriugutthelr Medical or Surgical aid attended lo. Office No. 41, iu Dr. Those Buckler’s old office cb Lexington street, Riltimoie, Md. Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and 3to 5P.IL 19-r.r Street, ■ - GEORGIA. W ILL give prompt at- eution to receiving and for warding goods, sales on consignment, and all orders; andwiil also keep consfauily on hands good stock oi Groceries, Liquors, Agricultural Imple ments. Building Materials, Fairbank & Co’s Scales. 4c., besides other goods and manufactured articles for sale oc consignment, and for which thevare agents. Orders an-l consignments espectfully so- icited. alH-tf Peters & Hoi ingsworth, COTTON SHIPPING AND GENERAL CO TIMIsSIO > MERCHANTS, bTOI>I).Uti>’s UPPjlB KaNGE, BaY STREET, SAVAX3AH, GLOliGIA. . I NVERT facility -irure t for consignments and exe- Lrfcur 5 - • * ' ~ ii lion of ordejs. i.ibe al advances made Cot toil slopped io oui’ friends in New York, Balti more aim Philadelphia. ocll-tf ON THIS CONTINENT. Vntieo. States. ItiS WiKRANTki) tO RESTOUK OR.l V 11 AIK TO ITS Original, natural color, in every i use it will stop >13 hair from falling out; it willir. e tne lead fron nraorsand dandruff; promote the cuov. m oi Lhe hair, and is a beautiful dressing. We offer no large rewards, but we ntho ze all of •ur agents to kkfund the money to >■ iy pin - ,u who -till use two bottles, and then say Baui-wv Vkge- - able Hair Restorative has not per orine all we •Jalm. testimony from the Capital of th -icssra. Barrett St Co: I was Induced to give your Hair p cpai atiou a trie!, ■nd can beartiiy recommend it as unequalled as a ‘tossing. Purifier and Restorer,—giving to the Hair a luxuriant richness, and to the head a cool and nost agreeable sensation, while it is thorough in re aring tbe hair to its natural color. Very respectrudy, w. Hamlet. Washington, D. 0., May 15, I860, it sears. J. R Barrett k Co : I was induced by afrieudVto mak atrial ofBar- ct”s Vegetable Hair Restorative, and I am very uuch pleased with the effect it has had on my hair. ' was nearly half gray, and now, lierore using one •oltle, my head is freed from dandruff, and my hair tas all the appearance of youth. I fully believe Bar- ■elt’s to be the best hair preparation in the world. Wm. Hamilton. Fredonla, N. Y., April 26,1866. J. R. BARRZTT dk CO„ IProprietora, Manchester, New Hampshire. JACOB LIPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. V Sold by all Druggists. jy2-tf FULTON Just Received At PJEJElKJISrS 5 New Photograph Gallery, BROUGHTON STREET, Opposite the Marshtill House, a superb assortment of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Also, STEREOSCOPIC VIEW'S, and a c-lleetion of supe ior Portraits of Distinguished Men in elegant frames, FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! All are cordially invited to caU and see them, at Perkins’ Savannah Photograph Gallery. deut9 NO. 1 CALIFORNIA GUANO Very similar to No. 1 Peruvian Guano, and discovery from the Pacific. NO. 1 SOLUBLE PHOSPHO-PERUVIAN GUANO. No. 1 Baker’s Island Gnano,' Richest quality. No. 1 PHOSPHATE, from the Sooth Pacific. Swan Island Gnano, Phospbatic. The Soluble Phospho-Peruvian Guano enumerated above is a compound of the best Peruvian and Ba ker’s Island Gnano. containing a large per centage ul Bone Phosphate, made soluble with sufficient Am monia, Peruvian Gnano making an excellent and active fertilizer, adapted to all sails and crops. Manufactured and for sale in bags by £ B. SABDY, 58 Sonth street. New York, and for sa'e by C. GINESI, Agent, Savannah. N. B.—All tbe above Guanos will be sold in bags oi barrels in quantities to suit purchasers. For particu lars send for circular. Dlec27—2m F. BROWN, Jeweler and Watchmaker. ^■OW AT 147 CONGRESS STREET, Next to 31 a lion'a Bookstore, has just received a large assortment JL Notice I S HEREBY GIVEN that > he partnerships hereto fore -xisting under the n -raes of Miller, Thomas k Co., in savannah, Ga., and Thomas. Livingnton A Co.. Madison, Fla , have been dissolved by the death ol D. G Livingston, one of the partners. A. J. MILLER will give his attention to the busi ness in Savannah, anii S. B. THt ‘MAS to the business in Madison, it, liquidation. A. J. MILLER, S. B. THOMAS, August, 1866. Surviving Partners. The subscribers will coatinne the Grocery and Com mission Business in Savannah, Ga., at tho store oc cupied by the late firm, on Bav street. August, iS66. MILLER A BROTHER. The subscriber solicits for the new a continuance oi the patronage extended to the late firm. S. B. THOMAS, One of the survivors. August isc6. »ua:-tf. DIAMOND KINGS, PINS and EAB BINGS. ALSO, PINE GOLD SETTS. CALL AT HIS NEW STAND. dedT-tf CITY COURT OF SAVANNAH. NOVEMBER TERM, 1866. WHEEBAS, Marmaduke Hamilton, James Heed, VT Richard W- Adams, were summoned to attend Rice Place for Sale or Lease. PETROLEUM AND MINING CO. Capital Stock, - - - $200,000 SHAKES, (SO EACH. FIRST PAYMENT, $15 PER SHARE And no other assessment made, exce nt - by direction of a majority of all tbe Stockholders. L akeland plantation, on the saUPa river, oue mile below Jefferson ton, belonging to the estate of Cohen, and lately to Mr. Scarlett. It contains 150 acres of Rtce land, ready tor plant ing, and 100 more which could be got ready for tbit spring. It products sixty-tnree bushels per acre, and is easily worked. It has a good Steam Mill and Plantation Buildings, and situated on a good pitch oT tide. Price, $10,000, on easy terms. Rent, $1,500. Apply for particularly to janl-tf BRYAN. HABTBIDGB A CO. Notice. OFFICE HOME INSURANCE [COMPANY, 1 Savannah, Ga., January 9,1867. j AARON WILBUR, President. M. A. COHEN Secretary. OFFICERS: J SLOAN. President v ' ce Preside*!. JNO. C. WH1TNRR .rteeretavv- Treasurer. ROBT. JXNJAN...... General Superintendent. a a directors: P. LOGAN, E. BAWSON, P. PEASE, ROBT. LOGAN, S. R. McCAWRY, JNO. C. WHITNEP, This Com; W. F. PARKHUBST. ’ proposes to operate in Georgia Ala- Having leased Lands In the T HE annual MEETING of the Stockholders of this Company will be held at their office on the 17tb instant, at 12 o’clock m. An election for Directors of tbe Company will be held at the same time and place. Polls will be opened from 12 to 2 p. m. janlO—7t A. WILBUfi, President. and be sworn as Grand Jurors at the predent term of tbe Honorable City Conrt of Savannah, and made default, it is ordered that they be fined in the sum o' forty dollars each, unless they file good and suffi cient cause of excuse da or before the first dayot the next (February j term of said Court And whereas, Emanuel SheftaP, Thomas Hol combe and A. J Miller were summoned to attend aa Talesmen end be sworn as Grand Jurors at tbe pre- sent term of this Court, and made default, It Is or dered that they be fined in the sum of iorty dollars each, unless they file good and sufficient cause of ex cuse on or before the first day of the next (February) term of said Court And whereas, Patrick Borneo, George H. Ash, Charles E. Smith, Daniel G. Pune, Henry p. Bern, nett and James H. Bashloi were auumoned to at. tend and be6worn as Petit Jurors at the present tenr of this Court,and made- default, it is ordered that they be fined in the sum of twenty doiian each, un less they file good and sufficient cause of excuse on or before the first day ot the next (February) term of said Court. And whereas, W. O. Godfrey, James H. Demand. B. H. Brown, Benjamin B. Ferrlll, Peter Vandever, A Fernandez and L. A. Wftkeman were summoned to appear on the (lib of November, 186$, to attend TALLAHASSEK, FLORIDA, TRI-WEEXLT, BY J. BERRIEN OLIVER. rpHE SB subscription price is lower than that of any other paper in the Slate, viz : Per annum ....$6 05 six months; 4 oo Three months. 2 oo The piper will be furnished Twice a week for one year ....$3 00 Once a week for one year.... s oo We have able correspondents at Washington, At lanta. and otner points, who give ns weekly the latest and most reliable news. Regardless of labor and expense, we intend to continue the improve ments already made on the SENTINEL, until it be comes what it is making rapid progress towards, THE LEADING PAPER IN FLORIDA. The prominent feature of ihe SENTINEL wiil be ‘'its devotion to the rights, interests and feelings of Florida an her stricken sister States; we would lift them up on the valley of humiliation, exhort them to a forgetfu ness of the past (except its glories), and nerve their arms for tiie arduous struggles of the fu ture.” Mr. John A. Gaunn is our General Traveling Agent, and is authorized to receive subscriptions and solicit advertising, cfelect money, and receipt for the Mme - . ... J - BRKKIEN OLIVER, sep24-dtf Proprietor. TIIE LaGrange Reporter, PUBLISHED AT LaGBANGE, GEORGIA, H AS the largest circulation of any paper in West era Geargla, and is located iu the midst of one •i the beat oottou sections in that portion of tbe State, it is, therefore, an excellent advertising me dium for tbe m -rchanrs and factors of Savannah, who desire io solicit the trade or Western Georgia and Eastern Alabama. Supscription, $3.i 0. Advertising rates reasonable. JONES k WILLINGHAM, Proprietors. ocl6-tf THE LAKE CITY PRESS. BCS0IKS9 AID FAMILY XEW8FAFEK, PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT to appear on tne 8lh or November, 186$, to attend and be sworn aa Patit Jurors; and whereas. Patriik Assignee’s Sale. I OFFER for sale tbe Building known as the Bank of Commerce, situated on the southern due-third of lot No. ic, Jeykyl Tything, Darby Ward, fronting thirty feet on Drayton, and sixty feet on BiTU street. Tbe BuiMing is well adapted for carrying on n large Banking Business. V general! dividend will be declared. A limited amount ot Stock mi . , m maybe secured hwcall ing on the undersigned, agents m this oitv oca Laroche, bell a williams;. (ZLILDING, Graining, Marbling, and Gli VJT of every description furnished — short notice. Ail orders left at our shop will meet with prompt andlaithful attention. V ii iF.or Sale.: SAW MILL known as Collins A. Shine T HE oan uiau uiuwu a vuuin c tinmen situs! ed at Darien, Georgia, with large Boobj. age. Timber Pen and Wharf. Can be put in running tgplyto CHABfcS L. dec!4—tf oiv-facl * x Darien, Ga. T# TAe “ii mHE PAVILION HOTEL, Charleston, Sooth Carp- ~hrtMto-H.JL i iFIE J.wjnsttKbefce®* modation of the traveffinff pttbUo. andpatwna wfll find the ngmtt iMHOT attention faeatowed cm lffieaffi»fitWito!rtrtwMlin>ra» Uc favor, alNrtdy se weM *staMMii«l aa - «w BsM of tba fM«lilii|( Merchants of the Sonth, will, byed nest efforts, be faithfully preserved. ocI2-tf WANTING FURNITURE i am opening for the inspection of tbe public, a fine stock of CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MAT TRESSES, &C-, Ac., To which the attention of all Is invitod, ALSO, The middle one-third of snid lot No. 10, and the improvements thereon. Ihe ground upon which both buildings are situated is fee simple. ALSO, Thirty bonds tif one thousand dollars: each, of-fee city of Columbus, guaranteed by the MobUe and Gi rard Railroad Company, and thirteen bonds of; the city of Columbus of five hundred dollars each. ' In terest on ail the bonds seven per cent, per ««»"-, payable aiiml-annually. The ubovo described iefii estate and bonds nee of fered at private sale, and if not disposed of previous- .rie.JSiKS5SllSff WOTT01 '‘ ,n “ B '- •» qiSSV- " WantedT In this city, to complete hi* the News ard Hukai-u for ibe ly, will be mild st Auction by George W. Wyliy on the first dsy of February next, at the Court Boom. In this city. noW his JOHN C. FERRILL, Akfignee. Wholesale PAPER WAREHOUSE. Pur&kH-iUlteti? and John Kilay were summoned to appear and be sworn as Petit Jurors, and made default since tbs fth or November; end whereas, Morris Dqty, B. B. Chipman, B. F. Ulmer, F. Brown, " *’ ’ " M- Colding, L. J. Gnttmartin ' summoned to attend end and made default since the 19th of November, 1866; and whereas, David S. How ard and George 8. Williams were summoned to at tend and be sworn as Petit Jurors, and made defenlt since tbe 23d or November, J.8*6; and whereas Pres ton Warner, W. W. Remshart, it. O. Witblngtoa, T. Blake wood, F. Dowd. E-A. Well, Joseph F. Pelot, T. Bostick. David Bailey, Jacob Bneky and Wm. Salt were snmmonedto attend and be sworn as Petit Ju rors, and made default since the 7th day of Decem ber, 186d: and whereas, John D. Hopkins was gammoned to attend end be sworn as a Petit Juror, and mode default since tbe 8th day of December^lMA tt is ordered that they each be fined lntheaumwf twenty dollars, unices they lie good and eafedent canae for such default on or before the first day of the next (February) term of this Coon. W. & CHI>BOLM, Judge. Attest:—WM. J. CLEMENTS. Deputy Clerkcitv Court of Savannah. Trae extract from tbe minutes of Court ot the 17th December, 1866. PHILIP M. RUSSELL, declfi—3>t Clerk City Court of tiavaeaah RENT. A BICE PLANTATION, containing 850 acres ol fir-1 quality tide swamp land, and about 1,000 acres of cleared upland, adapted to the cultnre ol cation and provMeua. On the place there is a comfortable dwelling house, With all the necessary outbuildings; a steam thrasher, goad Dana Md quarters for 400 negroes.— There are a sufficient number of negroes now on the place tftealtivateit. Th an approved- party it will be let en very tow terms, or the • owner will plant on shares with any one who will fifrateh the funds necessary to canyon tbs plantation. , For particulars apply to DUNCAN* JOHNSTON. dec31-tf savannah. Ga. for Sate Near SAVANNAH. LAKE CITY, FLORIDA. J'ROM the extensive circulation and the point A\ whar* pablislfed, the LAKE CITY PRESS, as sn advertising medium, offers superior inducements to the merchants of Savannah. _ B. WALLACE DAVIS, aepU-if Proprietor. The Bainbridge Argus. r US PAPER is pubUsbed every Saturday mom. lag, in Baiabriiige, and is one of tbe best adver tising mediums in -Southwestern Georgia. The mer chants of Savannah appreciate it on account of Its consistent and unfaltering advocacy of the Atlantic and G-ilf Railroad and the commercial interests ol ; this city. All business connected with the Argus in Savan nab will be represented by tbe subscriber, who is authorized to receive and receipt for subscriptions sad advertisements, and make contracts for adver tising, with oar merchants. „ _ GEO. H. JOHN8TONE, Agent. Savannah, Sept. 26, 1866. j^T-tf Semi-Weekly Floridian, TALLAHASSEE, FLA. DYKE A 8PABHAWK, Pbopbustobs. T 3E completion of ihe Live Oak Connection opens to Savannah an immense trade fnfet Fferida. Mercasnle will fiud the Fferidfen the Bmal medium for communicating with the people of That stale. It is the oldest paper in Florida, did not snsADL’ daring the war, and circulates in all parts or the country. MTILL * BROTHER are agents tor the Floridian lB Saiannah, authorised to receive advertisements sndaobMrtptioas. . aaW-tf FURNITURE. DEGRAAF & TAYLOft, W aad 8» Bowery, and 05 Christie St., NBW YORK. £TnXcontinue to be the largest Furattnre Manu- O feciarers in the city. PARLOR, DINING-ROCftfand CHAMBER FURNITURE; Canopy aad Victoria Bedsteads, ' FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE, At 90 percent, reduction in price. oc3—6m Plantation for Rent f pAflilt for Printers and Bookbinders; for Dry j?f th4 Nlws Ann IlKii tb** l*«fe!it tbe Bawa and Herald ofeee.* Pa '" Goods. Harfiwi f'WUniS'feand pruR ( Ri'lifl*. Alao, ntnilers' Mid Twlmi. All goods sold at New York prices, with «»I-ciiei'Hadded. . , 1 It ii WARREN BROTHERS, ocU-tf ’ 219 Bay street F )R SALE OR RENT, a tract of thirteen hun dred ana fifty scree, well known aa prodadag Sea Isjrad, Oc^tpf), as well as Upland, of uausually ^AfesfiN Plantation of three hundred Md sixty scres. oa a good pitoh of tide. Lot for Lease. years. .. LOT, corner of Shad's and will be leased fin- a term of *«. •s94f r S AID to be one of the best on tbe Ogeechee river, e staining about two thousand acres of first quality river bottom, hammock and pine land, five bandied of which are opened for cultivation, and well adapted to the production of Cotton and Corn. As much m fifty bushels of tbe latter have been made to the acre on the bottom lands. For miring Stock it is unsurpassed im this State, having excellent «ini bounteous iuml Located along the Central Railroad, and being only forty-seven rntlce from Savannah, and two miles from 8utiewMo.4K.it has the advantage of eon vwn Uses to market. For particulars, apply to ■ ». At F. LONGSTHEET, RBngham County, near Buffoon Perry, dee! Augusta; ga. In Store and Afloat, HOGSHEADS bacos- glDES, CLEAR RIBBED . , AND BORE. IT HOGSHEADS BACON ! 8 m jult-tt * fit

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The Daily news and herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1866-1868, January 17, 1867, Image 4