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4 t d ■■■— j i »■ i. in .V V i asL:—'■— nn'firia i*sit. if i Y i ' ,u, VOL. 4—NO. 52. • SAVANNAH, GEORGIA TUESDAY, MitBCa 3,1868 PRICE, 5 .CENTS- MOWS & HEllALD. PUltLIBHED ill MASON & ESTILL, < . MASO.S.1 [*• »• 111 , JA Y STRKKT. SAVANNAH, ©A. TERM8 : _ r NEWS AND HERALD «lt 00 TIU-vVEEKLY news AND HERALD $6 06 Single Oopiea 5 cent*. RATKS OV AOVEllTISINO. g#- K SQUARE is ten measured line* of Nonpareil of the Nkws and IIf.rald. gf ADVERTISEMENTS.—First insertion, $100 r -winare; each subsequent insertion, 76 cents per \ ^-Advertiseiuente for one month or longer will bo inserted at special ratos which can be ascertained H the office. t „rrm>.wl«»<'« Belw.en Oenerul. G»nt anil l*o|»e. rj ll0 documents sent to tlie Senate a few days since by General Grant, in reply to a , contain the follow- resolution ot tliat boily, iug telegrams : WiSHINGTON, August 3, 18U7. To Major tlamml Pope. : I ihink your views sound, both in the con- ■truction wliieli you give to the laws of Cju- eivss and the duties of the supporters of i „ ,vvrumnnts. to Be« tliat when reoon- socnl govern meuta, to 6e« struetion is elf.-etod that no loophole is left opin to give trouble and embarrassment thereafter. It is certaiuly the duty ot dia tri. t commanders to study what the framers ol the Reconstruction laws wanted to ex press as much as what they do express, nud to execute the laws according to that inter pretation. This, l believe, Iboy Lave gen- mliy done, and so far have the approval of all who approved the Congressional plan of reconstruction. U. 8. Grant, The Town in Great DAng er of Con flagration. ; i.. For several weeks past we have chronicled 4he frequent attempts of burglars and thieves to enter the residences of our citizens aud to break open store doors. Within the past four weeks, not less than four attempts have been made to break open as many stores; and in that time the residences of two of our citizens have been entered. In the first in stance the burglar succeeded in stealing a Hue gold watch and in the next (the same night) the thief was discovered as ho was about to enter, and was shot at. . But the most alarming circumstances con nected with these thieves occurred on Sun day night last, in three distinct efforts to set the town bn fire, iu three distinct localities, by the turpentine balls, &c., which were .discovered in time to prevent the intended ‘conflagration. Tbesc efforts, strange to say, were made in the early part of the night, between 10 and 12 o’clock. Bnt a short time ago a young lady, just about dusk, went to^close the window blinds to her room, and ih -raising the sash to do so, discovered a white man at her window, standing on the gallery looking in as if sur veying the premises prior to the night’s oper- tious—his intention being, doubtless, to commit burglary. These nocturnal demonstrations admonish our people to be upon their guard, and ever on the alert—to see that their premisoa are well secured agaiust the entrance of thieves aud robbers. We have no doubt that the recent operations in our town have been conducted, if not performed by white men. Similar operations are being carried out. in the city of Montgomery. Ala.—Reporter, 28lli nit. Geneial. On o,e 23d of December last Gon. Grant telegraphed Geu. Pope as follows: The constitutions adopted by conventions now in session are not the laws of the States until submitted to the people and ratified by them. I do not see, therefore, bow you can t-uloico laws enacted by them until so rati fied. Gen. Grant, January 10, telegraphed Gen. Meade, approving the latter’s oonduct in re moving the State Treasurer of Georgia for not obeying the orders of the convention; also, the following: I would not advise interference with the ehci ion ordered by the Atlanta Convention, unless very satisfactory -reasons exist for doing so. As District Commander, you will hj perfectly justifiable in adopting as your own order the stay laws proposed in the constitutions to be submitted to the people of Alabama aud Georgia. Indian Additional Particular* of me Outrages in Texas. The following letter, published in the Aus tin State Gazette, and dated Llano county, February 11, gives the particulars of a hor rible outrage perpetrated ou the evening of th«- 0 b insiaut: - Tiit* Indians, numbering twelve or fifteen, attacked the house of Mr. John IS. Friend, about sixteen miles from this place, iu Le- giou Valley. The only resistance made was by Mrs. Friend, who contended as bravely as any woman that ever lived. The Indians succeeded in Retting into the house. Mrs. Friend attempted to shoot oue, but the gun was wrested from her bunds; the Indian at tempting io shoot her, she knocked the gun out of his hands with a chair, rifle after wards knocked the Indian down with a smoothing iron. Mrs. Friend was then shot in the breast with an arrow aud fell, perhaps fainted. She was also badly cut across the hand, and shot through the arm. She was then scalped and b ft for dead. Fortunately she recovered sufficiently to waicti the In dians start off. But one barbarous wretch thinking there was possibly life remaining in his victim, returned and gave the arrow, sticking iu her breast, several severe jerks backward aud forward, to, see if she would flinch. Mrs. Fri; ud noticing the Iudian re luming, placed herself iu exactly the posi- I »: i . u:i.. v...inn nn..ln»il Tomaiiuxt ?hlcv«s anil Villain, .boat LnGrnmge— In ’hil'-: —+ +*■:. : B0LSH4W & SILVA Crockery, CHINA. GLASSWARE. Kerosene Lamps, MACHINES! WASHING CLOTHES-WRINGERS AND I9MMISH GOODS AT 68 ST. JULIEN 101 Bryan streets. G u-ee from red, flail thresh&d, and 45 to 44 ponnda. -lw BQKT. HABERSHAM k SONS tion Gie was while being scalped, remained » as if lifeless during all ibis torture. She then saw the Indians take off as prisoners Mis. . Boy Johnson and child, Mrs. Babe Johnson and child, Miss Townsend, a liitle girl /named Cordle, and Mr. Friend’s lit tle son—7 iu all. After Mrs. Friend recover In Store and for Sale, eil slightly the started to the widow Johnson’s house, distant one and a half inilei, where a Mr. Bradford aud family were staying. Mr. li. pulled the arrow out of her breast, placed a cloth over her head aud then fled to the woods. Twenty-four hours passed before tfee physician at this place was called; at the same tune word was received here of the af fair. Every man that could possibly go, started immediately, a part going to the scene c-f the late fatal occurrence. Arriving ia the night we had to wait until moruiDg to see the trail, which was by this time 36 hours after the occurrence. One child, that of Mrs. Boy Johnson, was found next evening after IukeD about three nod a lml^or four miles from Mrs. Friend’s house. The next morning we fouud Mfth flihe Johnson’s child wiib its throat cut horn car to oar, and about 10 o’clock of same d *y. “Her trailing over one of the roughest mountains, wo tound both Mis. Johnsons murdered and scalped. The same evening Miss Townsend was found murdered,-scalped nud horribly mutilated. These five of the seven were all scalped and mutilated too horribly to he dcscrilied. The little Miss Gordie and Mr. Friend’s son are supposed fo he still in ihe bands of tflq Indians, j , Parties have watched passes, and tried to follow the trail, but the Indiana have eluded r • Mr. Smith was killed and scalped ear the Old Fort Mason crossing, on the same day of thq other depredations. A reat deal more could be written, but time 'ul uot allow. Respectfully, p . . E. R. Besson. neternng to the deviltries committed in «nu Antonio Herald declares on daring wonderful, and asks when will he cheeked ? Not, it concludes, until tn< \y. lan5 ur « annihilated—exiermiuated-r- 6t .ver reads the above details of savage thp° Cll , les ’ mu:t that extermination is Slat ^ 8a, oguard. At all events the United luiuu lruo l )8 ° u the Texas Iudian frontier gut aa well be iu Carlisle barracks. Not A DIVIDEND OF ($4) f6dr dollars per .snare on th» Capital Stork sf this Company, as iield on ihe 31st ultimo, has thia day been declared hv the Board of Dir. ctors from the earnings of the B vad for the six montus ending 31st ultimo, payable on and after 20: h instant in United States currency. The Government tax will be paid by thia Company. Sto kholdcrs in Savannah will rcoeive their dm- dendG .t the CeGtr.llM^ T Ba B nX iraoiLLBT _ febl7—lm Secretary and Treasurer. Much Distijbbkd. — That rtiD'l TW*| il'- r I COiT 10U| on •cut* J 5i»Jr n a m he„ f" uc ' 1 j/ihtuubkd. — mat many- jw. , cu ‘zeu, ihe Northern 1 Pablic, takes a . ;," ccur redoes as calmly as did PrCsi- Gov " uc “ an au the John Brown raid. When t'K* Wise passed through Washington wiiiH, SldfcUt thrust his head out of the asked * “What’s the matter?’ ^ m ° i^ tkat tlie Governor ot Virginia tion m ° viu 8 forces to suppress an inaurrec- ormvaaion on the northern border of andrZ!:^* All! ” 8aid “fi ood night!’ boh 5 ! ed ’ When th« news of the iiab Sl , r a , evolution io Washington was •Ztn l ° Ver t,le North, the multifarious cit- drnu;oM (,ied ont iu the same, .manner, and “0„iw ■ ln( l uir «d, “What’s going ou?” thp ri ,ra P eil cbment f H ‘‘•Only subverting b'oort”' ?rn J lell, "And no flgliting 1 ; no tli»i'.' “ nt ^ none killed ?” “Ah! . well . 110 H rea l shakes! Goodnight!" And to his couch, and ha. been since Gcilly slumhering.—mdwmid Ditpaich, xw <0- »0Tij P imro ■ At the battle of Willi»«s- pi,” *“ M *y. 1802, General , df this hiji dangerously wounded by a raioie «ushh, 10 • w,!nI entirely through his fsce, Ihiorlri 111 il8 P ,18sa K e bi® jaw-bone anl thia ■ t i? g Be veral of his jaw teeth. From Tuna, kas I )0en a coustaDt sufferer from a lew days ago, when he had fcktraotecl tooth ^5 lke root of his tongue a large jaw ball wi? u 6 was driven by the Yankefl ^«rrent Ch J 00nded near Biz years ago. i Sentinel AND Legal Notices. Guardian’s Sale. ; t ■ A GREEABLE to an order of the Court or Ordi- na/y of Mclntoeh county will be sold on the FiKST TUESDAY in March next at the Conit House in Dar’en, the REAL ESTATE Of G. it Dean Wing, Benjamin F. Wing, Augustas M. Wing, and Am.lec. Powell, minors, containing ten acres of land more orle.w, on which fit a small due ling hoass and kitchen, on the east side or the Kidge Road, two miles from tho city of Darien In suiil countv. Sold for the benefit of minors. Terms cash, pm chasers paying for titles. A. W. CO°KBR, Janil—lawGw Guardian. S TATE OF GEORGIA—LIBERTY COUNTY.—To all whom it may concern : Whereas, 8. A. Fraser will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters Dbm.snory as Executor on the estate of Joseph Qaartcrnun, of said county, de- csrtscd: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern to be and appear before said Court, to make objection (if any they have), ou or beforo the first Monday in August next, otherwise said letters Will be granted. Witness my official signature, this 3d day of Feb ruary, 1868. f! . W/P. GIRARDEAU, "*'>13— lun.6m Ordinary of Liberty comity. Notice to Debtors and Creditors A LL PERSONS indebted to the estate of JOSEPH A ANDERSON, late Of Lilxjriy county, deed, are notified to make immediate payment and thbse having demands against said estate will present, them in terms of the law. JESSE BREWER, jao2I—law6w Administrator. NOTICE. A LL PERSONS having claims against the estate A. o' * of Adam C. Dunham. Jate of Liberty county, deceased, fire hereby notified to present them, dnly attested as required by law, and all portions indebted to said estate are required to come forward and make immediate payment. * ANN t\ HART, Administratrix. Walthoarville, Janaary 18.186S. jar,I8—lawf'.w S TATE OF GEORGIA—LIBERTY COUNTY.- _ all whom it may concern : -To Whereas, Jesse Brewer and John P. Melt w’ll ap ply at the Oonrt of Ordinary for Letters Dismlsiory as Aduenistratora on the estate of James E. McFaii, of said county, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Court to make objection (If any they have) oh or be fore the llrsfr Monday in August next, otherwise stid Letters wil 1 be gran led. Witness my official signature this 22* day of Jann- nary. 1868. W. P. GIRARDEAU, jan24—lamOm • O. L. C. SPECIAL NOTICE. address NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. WHOSE SUFFEBING3 HAVE BEEN PROTBACTED FROM HIDDEN CAUSES, AND WHOSE CASES RE QUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT TO RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE. SQUARE, SAVANNAH. The Proprietor, having his Agents in Europe, and receiving a large Stnch, is prepared to Sell } at PRICES which will be AS LOW as they can be Benght in New Terk er Philadelphia, the following GOODS: : u GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY —Six^jr days afier ur date application will be made to the Ordinary of Liberty county for leave to sell all the LANDS belonging to the estate of Joseph A. Anderson, tiec’d. JUSSE BREWER, cn24—1aw2m Administrator. S TATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom it, may concern; Whereas, L»vl DeWiit and Wm. W. Lincoln will apply at the Coart of Ordinary for Letters Dismie- hbry as Executors on the estate of Catherine P. Hay den, dcccan-'d. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said Court to make objection (if any they have} on or be fore the first Monday in June next, otherwise said letters will be granted. h Witness my official signature this 16th day of November, 1867. D. A. O’BYRNE, aovlS—larafim O. (I. C. QTATE OF GEORGIA, LIBERTY COUNTY.—TO U all whom it may concern: Whereas, Thomas B. Wheeler will apply at the Quart ot Ordinary lor Letters Diaiuiusory as Admin- istratoron the estate of Wm* G. Robinson, of suid These are, therefore,to cite and admonishall whom it may concern to be and appear before said Court, to m ike objection (if any tli-;y have) on or before the ftrst Monday July next,, otherwise said let ters will be granted. , oVitness my official signature thia 2Sth day of De cember, 1867. W. P. GIRARDEAU, j.ml—lam6m O. L. C. S TATE OF GEORGIA—McINTOSU COUNTY.—To all whom it may concern: Whereas, Ann C. Hart lias applied to the Court of Ordinary for Letters of Administration de bonis non upon : he estate of Sarah M. Gould, late ot said county, deceased: , , . . „ These are, therefore, to cite and admonishall and singular ihe heirs and crailitdis of said estate to file heir objections, if any, on or before the fliar, Monday in April, otherwise said letters wili be granted. SAVANNAH, fob4—ly OA, SEED RICE. S TATE OF . To all whom it may concern: EORQBTOWN AND SAVANNAH RIYfiR, vary Whereas, Ann C. Hart has applied to the Oonrt of Ordinary for Letters of Ad minim ration de bonis non ■pon the e-tate of George W. Duuliain, iate of sud >o»ty, deceased: . . „ , These are. Therefore, to cite ard ado omsh all and- Blagniar the b* ir- and creditors ,if saidesia'e io file their objections- (if any) on or before me first. Mon day in April, sthererwiae said letters will be eI W°ltM8sniy official Blgntttnre thi« 28Hi day ol Fnn- ru.ry. iwi w. P. GUliUDilAU, intri-taw4y "■ J . gKOWN COFPEE SUGAR, Kits Mack.rel, half barrels Mackerel. WILLIAMS, WARD & McINTlRE. feb4 NOTICE. BOUTnWRSTERN RAILROAD OOMPAMY.J officx. M.oox, Ga , February IX, 188S. ) dividend no. «s. NEW GOODS! De Witt & Morgan will This Day Ope* PARIS DRESS GOODS, Constating of Grenadines, Bareges, Challiea, .. 1 ' 1J .... .ml 1 1 jib ThTM.l1 . ^/!Kd‘®^STiiARasn:Ea?£i4 T «<iB«8. A fud line i n everv vaiiety, A fall Uneof WHITE QDODS-L neu Shtettag*: Table D .mask, English and Freuoft LONG CLOTHS, dam, Y cASSIMERBS, BLACK FRENCH C1X) r H. usttuil&aSfimas. A* }“ » market price*. 137 COWGRESW »T. To the FRENCH — AND-r- OLOAKkMAKING! M hh r LOUIS, having engaged on© of Madam L DriURY*s* DreaA and uio*h) Cattera, tfl now tttedto CUT. FIT and MjEfi •“* ^l*UMUM*4DRESSES. CLOAKS,iBASQOW^;. .i.fpot fashions andfnthe highest.styt6*of the lSchS“)r2S«nt aud BmiA, .„d warranted vaH ,rt cents each. York in *11 it M-LAl>l«S “raffia *-«•**•■* S&&W W ^M!£^u"a«raby'-M«U m D W ’. febl»-tf DR. J.». rfjEVifTOS heal the sick WILL V* HdrbVs hall. SVBRT HOBHWO AV^r. abl6 andwnij pay, on til Mai Chl8th, ISO piJNBIfl US®! EMPIRE CITY UOHDRY, CORNER OF MONTGOMERY * ’ AND Witne«8 ray official signature this 28th day of Feb* rary. 1868. W. P. GIRARDEAU, i inh2—lawlm O- L. C. GEORGIA—MeINTOSH COUNTY.- Administrator’s Notice. A LL persons having claims against the estate of PiiTC : Ba ler, deceased, wil! present, them • .i 1... lum u ■>,! .luiy attested within the time prescribed by law, and all persona indebted to said estate will come forward and make immediate payment to the undersigned. F. M. NIGHTINGALE 1£)i2-1 &wftw Ad; oiutu rat or. AN OKDINANCE / TO FIS THE HARBOR FEE* OF THE PORT OF SAVANNAH, AND TO REGULATE THE PAY MENT OF THE SAME. Section 1. The Mayor and Alderxnon of the city of Savannah, in Council assembled, do hereby ordain, Tb it hereafter the harbor lees o the port of Savan nab shall be as follow*: ^ On all vessels of the United States, except as here inafter excelled, and on all foreign vessels entering on the same terms aa vessels oMhe United Si.ates, one Cent and a half per ton according to t he tonnage as shown In the vessel’s regime other papers; such fees to be paid every voyng?., j oil a.l foreign vessels not entering upon the same terms *s vessels of the United States, three cents per ton, payable every voyage. On ocean steamors of the United States plying reg ularly to this port, seven dollars and fifty vents, pay able every voyage. . , , On 8teamboais and other vessels running regularly between any port or ports of South Carolina or Flo rida and this Sort, fifteen dollars per annum, paya ble «uarter>y; and the like snm of fifteeu dollars per annum, payable quarterly, on every -rteamtug, steamer, or other v*sa< 1 engaged In inland naviga- 11 on pilot bon, ana UKbt.rs, tbe sum of six dollars rssrt b, .banntbc rity afor said, That whenever any of sa'd fees an br shall be payable for tiie voyage, the same shall be i,a d wrtbtn forty-eight hours alter the arrival ol the vessel; and if not paid on Die presentation of the bill within said forty-eight honrs, the fees shall be doubled and execution shall issue accordingly. Ordtd«K» Mayor. feb’il—tut If you are suffering or have suffered from involuntary discharges, what effect does it produce upon your general health ? Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily tired ? Does a little extra exertion produce palpitation of tbe heart? Does your liver, or urinary or gans, or your kidneys* frequently get out of order? Is your urine sometimes thick, milky, or flocky, or is it ropy on settling? Or docs a thick scum rise to the top ? Or is a sediment at the bottom after it bss stood awhile? Do you have spells of short brac ing or dyspepsia? Are your bowels consti pated ? Do you have spells of fainting or rushes of blood, to the head ? Is your mem- impaired? Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject? Do you feel dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of life ? Do you wish to be left alond, to get away from everybody ? Does any little thing make you start or jump ? Is your sleep broken or restless! Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant ? The bloom on yofir cheek as bright ? Do you enjoy yourself-in society as well ? Do you pursue your busi ness with the same euergy ? Do you feel as much confidence in yourself? Are, your spirits dull and flagging, given to fits ol melancholy ? If so, do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you restless nights? Your back weak, your knees weak, and have but little appetite, and you attribute to dyspepsia or liver-complaint ? Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal diseases badly cured, and sexual excesses, are all ca pable of producing a weakness of the gen erative organs. The organs of generation, when in perfect health, make the man. Did yon ever think that those bold, defiant, en ergetic, persevering, successful business men aie always those whose generative organs are in perfect health ? You never hear such men complain of being melancholy, of- ner vousness, of palpitation of the heart. They are never afraid they cannot succeed in busi ness; they don’t become sad and discour aged; they are always polite aud pleasant in the company of ladies, and look you and ihem right in the face—none of your down- east looks or any other meanness about them. I do not mean those who keep the organs inflamed by running to excess. These will not dnly ruin their constitutions, but also those they do business with or for. - CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, V- •’;/ if V- .: -I fl.f 1- . i> . • ••• \Ji. <tj ' PAINTS, GARDEN SEEDS, ' ' ' ’ • I Surgical Instruments, Dye Woods* , Etc. HefelT—tf TO BUYERS! CHEAP DRY GOODSI J UST RECEIVED BY STEAMERS FRESH AD DITIONS to oar already HEAVY STOCK of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods! And which we. are determined to sell at Such Prices A. will defy oompatitiou. consisting in part of— AND OASES PRINTS AND DELAINES, OASIS BLEACHED SHIRTINGS SHEETINGS. CASES KENTUCKY JEANS AND SATI- NETS. OASES CA8SIMERE8 AND CLOTHS, OASES DAMASKS AND LINEN, BALES SHIRTINGS AND SHEETINGS, BALES‘BLANKETS AND SHAWLS, BALES LINBEYS AND FLANNELS, &o. Einstein'& Eckinan, 151 CORGRE8S STREET. THE ONLY TEH PIN ALLEY I How many men from badly-cured diseases, from the effects of solf-abuae amt excesses, have brought about that state of weaknese in those organs that has reduced the general system so much as to induce almost every other disease—idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spinal affections, suicide, and almost every other form of disease Which humanity is heir to, aud the real cause of the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have doctored for all but the right one. Diseases of these organs require the use of a diuretic. HELMBOLDS OlQFt 6f QoaiPiil. ; an ordinance To give to the Commissioners of Pilotage for the Bar of Tvbeeahd River savannah the power to make of Ty bee ahd River - rules and regulations for the government of tie Harbor Master of Savannah, subject to the ap proval, revision a»d control of the City Council of Savannah, and on ceitain terms and condi- ItecUMl. Tne Major »nd Aid rnm of the oity of Savanna!), in Connell assembled, do hereby ordain. That powt-r ts hereby given to the Commissioners of Pilotage for the Bar ot Tybee and Riyer Savannah to make rules and ri gul itions for the government ol the Harbor Master or Savannah, subject to the ap- nroval, revision an-1 control of tbe City Conr-cil of Savannah; and that, upon the adopiiou of such rffies and regulations and the approval Of Council, the Tide! further, thrt nothiufs m thta orffiDjoc. c.on- n.y b« authorized by lzw or ordinzBCo. or lo pre- «ut tho Mayor from .zordUog the control of Mid H.i boi Kil.ter, In reopoet t. BU.pen.lon Lora office 32SGESBSmSau FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU IS THE GREAT DIURETIC, Xnd Is a certain care for diseases of the bladder, kidneys, GRAVEL, DROPSY. ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL DEBILITY, DISK ABES OF THE UBINARY ORGAN 8, - Whether existing in Male or Fsmsle, from whatever cause originating, and no matter of how long standing If no treatment is submitted to, or INSANITY may ensue. Oar flesh and blood are supported from these eoareas, and the health aad happiness, and that of poster! ‘ prompt use oil a reliable remedy. any time ^Ordinance psased io Council. February ! fith, 16^8* Ura 'EDWARD C- ANDKKSON. Mayor. EDWARD C -- Attest—Jambs Stkwart, Clerk of Council. feb2l—10t ADVANCES ON COTTON, rg ABB prepared to maze A LL znri» Of WA« ■ tPERlUR MAE .J BK AID AT >« . ; RATZI. a- ArflclM t^ledfor and d.lljmd, In fcU28_lm • A. I. EADOLIFT A OO. W‘ Liberal Advances on Cotton d tom to beheld *°T length of time, «!♦- mg Snsignora^ Particurara be given on appU- catlou at our oMP 8 * BARNEY. & CO., IZ Stoddard's Uppsr Range . ihii ii I . Helmbold’s Extract Buchu ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF 18 YEARS, mrtasn bt H. T. HELM BOLD, Drn^lat, 59* BROADWAY, NEW YORK, tO* SOUTH TENTH ST., PHILADILPHIA. FA. f fv: OT- PRICE—|i» per bottle, or rix botttss foe fig b), delivered to any address. - Sol* by all Unf glsta everywhere. .ftb27 •Oieoar •J>i> tbdl la to be found at the 1AMET SQUARE HOUSE VALENTINE BASLEE, 11, Where th» choicest LIQUORS, ALES and WINES ja&27—tf MAY BE HAD. JEWELRY. V. W. SKIFF, ' FORMBBIiT 129 Congress SAVANNAH, Street, T AKES THISMSTHOD or saying to his Southern f rieods in Savannah, ami the wtaele State of Gebrgifi; that he Is now connected with and is one of the Arm, well known as the BAILEY MAIMM CO “•181 If This Broadway. NEW YORK CITY. being extensively engaged in tbe manu facturing of SILVER PLATED WARE, Are prepared jib fnrnlah the entire trade with every description of Ibis kind of Goods^ at as low figures fbr same quality and upon as accommodating terms soother Atelers In the same lino of business. In this connection Mr. Skiff would add. while hundreds of his G^^gia friends are knowing to the fact,thathlslongstay amo'g •hem and his close attention to business gate Mm thtf right and title to an intimate knowledge of ail qpd everything apper taining to the Watch, Jewelry and< Fancy Goods basiness. Ba would now say to them that he has mate oonunercial relations with all the leading SeslnrhiMradeln New York City, and Is PRE PARED TO EX8CUTK ANY COMMISSION IN THAT* LINE MMfefcis .friends may entrust him with, I... n |] .am nnt fkalr nlary Janl—tf mrm y (Saocessor to W. H. MAY.j WhoteMle and Retail Dealer In SADBLERY. HARNESS. 4C.. irkAS JUST reoeiVedANew ri >. r Stock of ^iOA&tocLHElKI&CK (tanned) SOLE LEATHER, CALF aud ^IN(J SKINS, a general .assortment of 8HOB TOOLS. Prices . . finahfo: satisfaction gnaraateed. (ffiTOrderafer RUMEN sad 'LEATHER BELTING aud FACKISQ filled promptly. i / Congti, A Cold, or a Sore Throat. ei, • If to continue, IrrtUUt.. »?.*“• *-»««■. . *»wb I. one, tbe remit. .11 i) A- ‘11 ‘.‘l/Jl , fifiafiaMiai PAIIe Ipeaken pse ~ BifOMbaUL TKOCSUW/1 1*MJ**» »pgpt »• ewtuee. MA NITR0GENIZED SU A Valuable and Powerful Fertilizer For Cotton, Corn, Wheat, Peas, Garden Vegetables Ac. IT IS COMPOSED OF INGREDIENTS EACH EC AND OF ITSELF A VIGOROUS Fertilizing .Agency! They are used in their PURE STATE, and combined ih the SUPER-PHOSPHATE FREE FROM ADULTERATION, and, PERFECTLY SOLUBLE. The practical expe rience given below of planter^ during the past season, fully establiah all the advan ges ol&imed for this well known Fertilizer. . n r ■ ’-u. Received tbe “Highest Premium” awarded to Fertilizers by the American Institute of New York, held October, 1867. ! J . . j . For full report, with analysis made by the Committee of the Iastitute, composed of Dr C. E. Buck, Prof. J. G. KoDle, and other prominent Chemists, see Pamphlets. The distinguishing feature of this Super-Phosphate) from other similar Fertilizers is that all of its ingredients are of animal origin, and are either soluble in water, or in a condition to quickly become soluble in Chs soil, aad be taken up by the crop. Contains no inert or mineral materials. The proper relative proportion of the ingredients in Mopes’* Super-Phosphate, to meet the ; requirements of the Cotton crop on Georgia and Soul# Carolina soils, is folly proved by the experience of Planters; who testify that whenever, they applied tbe to load • noted for rusting Cotton, the disease was entirely corrected and a healthy, vigorous growth produced, on the same land. • - Peruvian Guano and other 1 Fertilizers have failed to secure a healthy growth^ TESTIMONIALS. THOMAS 8. SALTER, Washington county. Ga. reports that seveaty five pounds i>er acre, on old land, Increased both the Cotton and Corn three-told. Considers it far more economical than Peruvian Guano. DR. E. PARSONS, SandersviUcj, Washington co. Ga,says:—My observation is that Mapes’ Super Phosphate is a preventive against rust in Cotton Has about doubled the Cotton, and trebled the Corn- Has done bettes than 1 ernvian pound for pound. . di J. W. 8H0TT, of the same section, reports that his crop manured with Peruvian Guano was 1 far more affected by drouth and excessive rains than-wtyere Mapes' Saper-Pnospbate Was used, shall u?e Mspes’ Iu preference to any Fertiliser be baa aeea used by his neighbors. W. H. 81*ARKS, Eatonton. Ga„ reports:—On land •boot half covered with sedge, and which had nbt been cultivated in two years, where the manure was put in badly, manured crop wonld yield two pounds . .1 .... . a* where tlie‘unmam.red wonla yield one. a B. HAMILTON. Americas, Ga., repurts:—Ob tained the most satirfactory r sult 'rom Mapes’ Saper-Phoapbste, applying it aa & top-dressing. It is considered by alt, I have had the beat garden t year in Soathweatern Georgia. W. J. ANDERSON, Fort Valley, Ga., reports: Mapes* Snper-Phoapnate has dounled the crop of Cotion in every case reported, and some report tt has more than doubled their crop. Oh Wheel aad Oats tho remit was verj satiafactory. .. , - Beach, in land which always rusted D- A. WARNOCK, i Jriinch, 8. C., reports Cotton Increased the Crop two-fold, sa fine Cotion an he has seen this year. Prevented rust. Four rows nntnanured rusted in August. Everything the Mapsa* super-Phoaphate was tried on dkl well. Cotton stood the cold, weather in Spring, kept perfectly green and grew finely. Has beat Peruvian Guano in hte neighbor hood Believes it to be the best manure now mote E. R. LILES, Lileevill* Anderson District, g. C.. reports:—as compared With Peruvian Goano snd Mapes’Super-Phosphate, the re nit was deofdeAy in lavor of Mapes* c-uper-Phosphate, attriboubto beyond doubt to the fact that, the ravages at .the alternatexow*. rust were not, by a marked 'difference, to be seen where it wsa applied, as Wftertrtha other manures were. -H rni < er Letters from the abase Dimed. Planters, giVine their experience in detsQ, trill be a nd in onr descriptire pamphlets, Theso pamphlets contain a treatise on manure, and » genesaUnforination of interest to the Planter. * PRICE PER TON OF 2,doff POUNDS, CA#H, *58 SO. Or, cash, $32 50; pajabie JAMBS MoMXXKIH, Sian, & C.,reports:—Cm a ton of Pemviin and found the result bnt one-holt 4S compared with Napes’ Super-Phosphate. . Boll mostly handy, with clsy sub-soU. Marked difference in stae of the balls In favor of Mapee* Super-Phou- phste, On cabbage pteats the increased growth was about 100 per cent.. JOHN R. HAIR Mims, 8. C.:—Cotton was made vigorous and health*, aft* matured at UaUtwo week* ‘ earker whan Mapea* Super-PhoefbaCe wiausbd, aB compared;with other.Fertilizers. .Mapee* Super- Paoanhate produced TOO ponnda per acre more Cot ton than Rhodes* Snpcr-Fbospnate, and 80 ponnda per sore more then Salable PaeMo Guano. Seme quantity of each (150 pounds) uftd to the acre; cul tivated In the same manner. Mapee* Super-Phoe- doMet the yield ef cotton. phate more (hand ikeyieidt i ft. j. VENNING, Chris? Church Parish, 8. C.. » portt:-iDne application ef 90C ponnda Mapes* Super phosphate per acre made the Cotton grow to the height of stx feet, where it grew enly two feet the fewt beiore. Oonsiden Napes’ Super Phosphate the BBFF ; FERTILIZER- FOB SKA ISLAND COTTON, and would ipfely recommeod tttpail planters. 8. C MEANS, Spartauberg; §. C., writes—Used 240 pounds ——■—— —— —-— —*-■— any never'a „ Cotton irassithe use’of any i uae of Map**’ Super-Phosphate pays hundreds. o pound' par screw applied May lgth. Can safely y never saw a more vigorous growth imparted to W. Ai MERIWETHER, Valle Carols, seer C bis. 8. C., reports that Mapes’ Soper-Phoepha. given perfect satisfaction; and that tt permanently improves the soil. Hae no hesitation in saving it is *“ _ " ' ’ " Potatoes. the specta! 1 manure for Turnips and Uki a PENDLBTOS, VsWortA, Georgi^ wrlt^— »Hns'miKr»hM^aMhu.zn«Mmf Mt mm. gui Peas and garden veffriahls* was most alhiked. The effects of its aes on Com, " 4Jl ’ “ ‘ If use. : M.B HUNTER, Quitman, Oa,, reports:—Applied at the rate of 18P poamh per aura, upon ever* alter sate four rows. The remit wa* tmlgf astonishing. Tho imanhred-teWii yielded fully doufcW the neighboring ' It ■ November 1st, 18C8, $32 50—$65 00. *1 It? * THOMAS, General Asrfcnts, for, i h, , ■-:.■■{ni'- ■ .jiHi; S flh I« Bay ~ ;i if oj ( of •• • : e State *of Georgia, Mil iibsiljmiinaV jm lSi RMSti OS*' <1 ' W, j., . iik i. aa Notice to Planters af Qeorgia ? iHB OLD AND fil Li t a, Ad ard. fTTHIGH RECEIVED thh Eador—aiYi Of JEBPF. 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