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NEWS & HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 5. 18G8.
Xu Greneral.
—Tbo Hartford Times says Sickles doesn’t
cut a very wide swath iu Connecticut.
—The freed men in Florida have generally
mad* contracts for the year.
—A seal baa ventured into New York har
bor without tear of Barnum.
It ia no pun to say the cotton business is
loom ing up.—Lowell Courier.
—Out of 1900 white voters in one county
of Tennessee, 1500 are disfranchised.
—D. Chaillu tolls of an African King with
300 wives and TOO children, who yet takes a
new bride every week-
Zoe didn’t take well at Chicago after the
Black Crook and Undine—one pair of legs
was not enough. . ~ .
—A boy thirteen years old was arrested
in Buffalo, N. Y., for getting drunk and
whipping his wife.
—There is a female barber in Cleveland,
O. She gets a great deal of custom by bust
ing the heads ot her patrons.
—A clergyman in a town near Quebec,
whose congregation were lax in the payment
of his salary, struck the other Sunday and
brought them to terms.
—Gen. Grant rode the circus pony suc
cessfully with a monkey behind him; but
that does not prove he can ride the Presiden
tial pony with Washburne on the crupper.
—The “divine Patti” sang in the “Barber”
at Havre, and held a reception granted only
to Crown Priucesses. Then she nada grand
serenade and was worshipped generally.
—Married, February 6, 186S, in Charles
ton, \V. Va., by liev. K-. Arthur, Peter
Bouden (white), and Emily YYinden (ne-
g™-)
—Sparta, Wisconsin, has carried off the
palm for cold this winter, reaching the low
est point ever recorded in the United Slates,
flily one degrees below zero.
—At the recent sale of a lorette’s effect? in
Paris, there were ten marriage rings, which
meant slie had, in the course of her exist
ence, ten lovers who had sworn eternal fidel
ity to her. The eternity did not last twelve
month?.
— The Pal! Mall G tzette says that very
large amounts were paid by London under
writers at Rotterdam, Paris and Hamburg in
satisfaction of policies made due by the des
truction of American vessels by the Ala
bama.
—The family of the late John C. Calhoun,
of South Carolina, it is reported, are reduced
to penury. His library was recently sold,
with some other property, to satisfy debts,
at about $250. . , .
—A lovely Kentucky damsel, of sweet six
teen,-improved last Sunday by running off
with a married man, the father of a family.
An outraged parent is after the couple, with
n revolver in his pocket and wrath in his
heart; 1, •
— Horace Greeley says that Steven Ives,
wlu» drove the negro Fred Douglass out of his
hotel, In Meriden; <^oun., and whipped the
editor, of the Meriden Reoorder lor his
comments, is an “unreconstructed Ala
bamiau.”
—Jack Howard, of Bradford,. England, is
matched to jump over a full-sized billiard
table lenglhways.. Capt. A. bets £200 to
£100 on him, three thrials to be. allowed,
the man to foot from the ground. : •
—A Philadelphia lawyer gives the follow
ing definition of law and equity: At com
mon law you are done for at once; at equity
you ure not so easily disposed of. One is
prussic acid and the other is laudanum.
—Au ingenious . fire alarm is exhibited at
the Mechanics’ Fair iu Sprfngfieid. The
alarm is sounded when the temperature in a
house-rite* above a given point and at the
same time a door in the roof flies open, a
fl ig is hoisted bearing the word “Fire,” and
a gong or large Hell set ringing to attract the
notice of the police or passers by.
—“I shan’t be with you a great while, my
dear Jane,” said Mr. Melter; “I shan't stay
here a great while.” “O, Mr. Melter how
can you talk so ?” said Mrs. Melter, with a
lugubrious expression of face. “Because,”
continued he, “I feel as if I was most gone,
that l was ju t passing away like a cloud
before the rising sun.” Mr. Melter verified
his prophecy the next day by running
away with a sympathizing female ac
quaintance.
OUR HOUSE
DINING SALOON,
BY E. EL KIELIN
Bay Street, Cor. WMtaker,
SAVANNAH, GA.
i HOUSE has oeen
thoroughly renovated aud
actic il improvement made
rpiilS uwuon u« ucv-u w
X refitted, and every prac
for the Fall and Winter. The TABLES arc suppnet.
with the choicest articles from the Doaiesiic Market
and from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Flo
rida and elsewhere. Especial atteutiou paid to pro
curing the choicest
Game, Fish, Oysters, Etc.
MEALS FURNISHED AT ALL HOURS,
From 6 a. m. to midnight. Separate rooms for pri
vate parties. The best of
WINES, ALES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, Ac.
yy skilful cooks and coarteons attendants.
oc!2—fim
Oyster Saloon.
JOEfISf IMMEN,
AT THE STAND ON
Whitaker Street, Near Bay,
[FORMERLY MONAHAN'S,]
H AS the best facilMefcror supplying OYSTERS,
either in the quantity, in shell or opened: or at
his Saloon, cooked in any style. He warrants his
Oysters to be of the very best quality.
ALES, WINES, LIQUORS, &c.,
Of the beat brands, on hand, and a LUNCH every
day. nov9—ly .
.A. CAUD.
What Is Tarrant** Effervescent Aper
ient, and what are its effects ? These arc questions
which the great American public lias a right to ask,
and it has also a ngut to expect a can.lid and satis
factory reply. The preparation is a mild and gentle
saline cathartic, alterative and tonic, and. is most
carefully prepared in the form of a snow white pow
der, containing ali the wonderful medical properties
of the far famed Soltzer Springs of Germany.
Of it8 effects we would say that those who have
tested the preparation are the best judges, and they
declare over their own signatures that the prepara
tion will promptly relieve indigestion. Regulate the
flow of the bile. Cure evory species of headache.
Tranquilize the nervous system. Refresh and in
vigorate the weak. Mitigate the paugs oft Rheuma
tism. Neutralize acid iu the Stomach. Clealtee and
tone tho bowels. Assist the failing appetite. Cure
the heartburn.
If you are a sufferer give this remedy one trial,and
it will convince you of the above facts.
TARRANT & OO.,
Sole Vroonetors. New fork
«?e14 hr *11 '*”1') -
Purely Mutual Cash System!
equTtable
LIFE AMMIE SOCIETY,
88 Buy street, Savannah, Georgiu.
JSTOTICE.
Augusta,. Ga., ilecember 21, 1837.
npo THE STOCKHOLDERS Of. the MILLfc-DUE.
J. ViLLE OR MACON AND AUGUSTA KAIL-
ROAD COMPANY (Jails lor payment on Sub-
scrip, ions to the Capital Stock of this Company have
been made up t<» fifty-five per cent. Stock up >
which this amount has not been paid will bef>;
feited to the Company.
A further call is now made for twenty-five per
cent., payable on or before February sofa, 1S68, it
which date eighty per cent, will be due, and Stock
forfeited tf not paid.
Ab Stockholders in arrears will at once correspond
with the Treasurer.
Tim Road is now iu operation to MilledgeviUe, and
is doing a largo bns’ne-s. It is believed that ar
rangements will bo made by which further calis will
be avoided if prompt payment is now made.
By oid**r of the Board of Directors.
R. B. BULLOCK. President.
J. A. S. Milligan, Secretary and Treasure 1- .
dec27—60t
A. SAPE,
fr DISEASES.
Its Effects are
Magical.
I T IS THF. Unfailing Remedy inatl cases of
Neuralgia Facialis, o.ten effecting a perfect, cure
in less than twenty-four hours from theTise of no
more than TWO DJt.T'!REl£ PILLS.
No ether form of Neuralgia or Nervous Disease
has failed to yield to this . «■
Wonderful Remedial Agent.
Even in the severest.cases, of Chronic Neuralgia
and general nervous derangements,—of many years
standing,—affecting the entire system, its use for a
few days, or a few .weeks at the utmost, always af
fords the most astonishing relief, aud very rarely
fails to produce a complete and permanent cure. It.
contains no drugs or other materials in the slightest
degree Injurious, even to the most delicate system,
and cau always be used with perfect safety. It has
long beenin constant use by many of our most emi
nent ph>siciiuu, who 'givo it their unanimous and
unqualified-approval.
jgr-Sent by mail on receipt of price and postage.
O ie package,I On, Postage. 6 oeats.
Six packages $5.00, Postage 27 cents.
Twelve packages. .$9 00, Postage 48 cents.
It Is sold by all Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Drugs and Medicines throughout the United States
and bj ‘ .
•fsasaasataa.
linG—9awf.ni -
CHEAP EDITION OF DICKENS.
JU£T RECEIVED a Portlier Supply of
SKETCHES BY “BOZ.”. 25 ceuts.
OUR MUTUAL FB1END 40 eents
A TALE OF TWO CITIES 25 cents.
PICKWICK PAPERS 25 cents.
OLIVER T WIST 25 cents.
GREAT EXPECTATIONS........aSoenIB.
martin chuzzlewit '......25 cents.
CHRISTMAS 8I OKIES 25 cents.
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY 25 ceiiis.
DOM13EY AND SON 26 cents.
HARD TIMES: ! .. 25 cents.
FOB SALE. AT
ESTILL’S NEWS DEPOT,
BULL 8TKEET, NEXT TO .THE POST OFFICE.
feb24—t
C l BP YODR JOB VEINTING DUNE at the NEWS
X AND IIEHALD JOB OFFICE, lift B»J Attet.
TFALL TOMETH. !<>IUMi* OF
&Mm8z?JSiT
_ DANCE*, printed In
NEWS AKBUSMAtD
CASH ASSETS upwards of.. $5,000,000
CASH ANNUAL INCOME $2,500,000
ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND!
may20—2awly
LANGDON BOWIE,
(late of Charleston,)
General Agent.
LAIRD, BROWN & SMITH.
Shipping Masters and Notaries Public.
Corner of Bay and Lincoln streets, (over Win. H.
Stark & Co’s Store,)
SAVANNAH GEORGIA.
C REWS SHIPPED and put on board at me short
est notice. Marine Protests noted and extended.
R9Dl 1 -iv
F. C. FORD,
MANUFACTURER OF
Letter-Copying Presses
OF ALL KINDS,
NO.U BEEEMANST, HEW YORK.
T HE TRADE SUPPLIED ON LIBERAL TERMS,
Particular attenti >u given fa *ouiuern orders.
|y SAMPLES OF THE PRESSES cun be seen
at Messrs. COOPER, OLCOTT A CO.’S, Agents
Savannah. noc«8—tf
THE .EDICTS
OF THE
GRAND LODGE OF GEORGIA,
F. A. M.
Compiled, under the direction of the G. S., by
Brother S. LAURENCE.
price Si no.
FOR SALE AT
Estill’s News Depot,
Bull street, nrxt to Post Cilice.
feb20 —
JOHN A. GRUBB,
GENERAL NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING AGENT,
111 Bay Street,
nil—r SAVANNAH. GA
ST. MARY’S REHEAT.
A DIOCESAN SCHOOL
FOR
YOITISrGr LADIES,
FERNANDINA, FLOItIDA,
Under the Patronage ami Immediate Su
pervision of the Kight Kevcr. ua Or.
YOUNG, Bishop of Florida.
rpHB SERVICES of most able and experienced
X TEACHKRS, of European education, having
o secured, thiB Institution will coon ou the I5tb
of February.
The School year consists o* two terms of live
months ea^h. The dirty mas Temr begins on the
first Tuesday In October, and the Easter Term on the
fifteenth of February.
FOr Circulars giving particulars, or other in forma
tion, apply to' the Chaplain of the School, the
RKV. O. P. THACKARA,
l»n4—2tawtf Fernando.a. Florida.
The Baiiibridge Argus,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
IN BAIN BRIDGE, GA.
WILLIS mTrUSSELL,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TERMS OF SUBS-RIPT ION : $3 00 PER AN
NUM, payable in advance; or $5 00 at the cud cf the
year.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at reasonable rates.
THE ARGUS is strictly a FAMILY JOURNAL,
devoted to the best Interests ot the country; and au
au Advertising MEDIUM ■ ffers superior induce
ments to the merchant* aud business men of >avan-
ua», Charleston, Baltimore, New York, New Orleans,
aud other elites.
Tde*‘Atru"»” is Democratic .'n politics, and opposed
to hegro suffrage, and fanaticism generally.
. febJ4—itf,
PHOSPHATE OF LIME !
w HAVE now on band a full supply of
BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
which wo are prepared to sell on reasofiabic forms,
felt5—Ira If. J. GUIM1ART1N & t o.
CORN !
4000 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE MIL
LING CORN, in bulk, por schooner
Hortensia, from Norfolk, now due.
1000 BUSHELS PRIME TENNESSEE
CORN, per KailroaJ.
FOE BALE BT .
SORtfEL BROS.
v^-^ct ants.
JOHN McMAHON & CO.,
DK1LXB8 IE
Groceres, Corn, Oats, Hay,
F©6(1| &c#«
CORNER IROUBHTON AND jEFFEBtilttTtltTf.
OT All orders promptly attended to. Jy24-ly
DELETTRE & SYMONS,
-Auctioneers
AND
General Commission Merchants,
76 St. Jallcn and 107 Bryan Ru.,
SAVANNAH, GA.
C ONSIGNMENTS OF ALL KIND8 80LICITED
Quick sales and prompt re urns. ?
M. N. DHLETTRE, lata of Augusta.
H R SYMONS, of Savannah. dtelT—4f
1. P. Bousn.
W. A Imnf.
Bouse & Bryant.
(Formerly of Jacksonville, Fla.,)
Forwarding and Commission lercMts,
194 Bay Street,
SAVANNAH, -
- - QEURG1A.
W ILL give prompt, attention to receiving and for
warding goods, sales on consignment, and all
orders; aud will -also keep constantly on hand a
good stock <?f Groceries, Liquors, Agricultural Imple
ments. Building Materials, Fairbanks A Co’s ScsJee,
Ac., besides other goods and manufactured articles
for sale on consignment, and for which, they are
agents. Orders and consignments respectfully «o-
lcited.
a!8-tf
WM. ESTILL, Jr.,
NEWSDEALER
AND
BOOKSELLER,
Bull St., Next to the Post Office,
(DOWN STAIRS,)
SAVANNAH, GKOHG1A.
PATENT
PLATFORM SCALES
AND
HERRING’S
FIRE-PROOF SATES
BELL & HULL, Agents.
T HIS HOUSE, having been Agents for tho above
STALLS and SAFES for the past fifteen years,
arc now receiving and keep constantly on hand a
complete assortment of the above
Patsnt Platform Scales,
from 3,50n pounds dormant dbwn to 450 pounds plat-
f rm and union grocer’s c muter end < ven balonce.
Also, New Oceans pattern of COTTON SCALER
and Plate . and pries of U AY and COAL sOALE lint.
Also, HERRING’ - PATENT CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF. RAFh;S, with Patent Crystali/cd, Burgiar-
proof Bank and Money Safes. Plates rfna price Hst
can be ?een at ofiice, aud orders filled for any pattern
ar d size. ' '• ■* ■: 1 !r l '
Th'- aoove SCALES and SAFES arqtoo wffilkuowi
to require any comment.
tar^rhey are the STANDARD from whirl* there
s no appeal, having obtained the FtRSi’ PRIZES
and MEDALS at the PARIS EXHIBITION. Set .
official reports. dse’is
COLGATE & CO’S
GERMAN :
ERASIYE SOAP
FOR
LAUNDRY USE.
Jan27—Stnif
TO PUNTERS AND FARMERS.
ZELL’S
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
AUD
Super-Phosphate of Lime
A re adapted to all kindhof crops and
permanently improve the sojl. These Fcrttl-
izora were extensively used last year by ftiany Intel
ligent Planters in Georgia, and gave universal satis
faction, Tin? Manufacturers, an old and highly re
spectable firm of Baltimore, tod . only ask a trial,
fide.by side with others, to establish their superior
value.
Those Phosphates are as acthre as Peruvian Guano
for the ft: «*t crop, and for succeeding ones far sup&
rioiv We invite attention to the Manufacturers' Cir
culars.
For sale in bags only, at $«5 per ton of two thou
sand pounds. 80KKEL BROTHERS,
8ep26-eod(lm Agents.
r J?HIS
nun TOBtcco mm\
[ifistablislieil in 1836 ]
CONNOLLY & CO.,
4-5 Water Street,
NEW YQRK,
B EG TO GALL the attention of the Trade to their
larae ami well assort ed stock of
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Suited to tl»e wants of the southern Trade.
Agents for the PRINCIPAL MANUFACTU
RERS IN VIRGINIA.
E3T" special attention given to orders, which are
solicited, and filled with care. -
OKAS. M CONNOLLY, Jk. 1
W. A. BASS. V
JAMES A. CONN »LLY. 1 deci—^tawdmftW
TAG ALBANY
Tri-Weekly News,
PUBLISHED AT ALBANY, GA.,!
DAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CAREY W, STYLES & Co., Pnblfaliers.
T HE LOCATION OF THIS JOURNAL and Ita f«-
Ciiities for -expeditious escalation throughout
tlie rich cotton regiov oi Southwestern Georgis, em-
bracing the counties of Dougherty, Baker, Mltrhel,
Decatur, Terrell* Lee, Worth, Thomaa and Brooks,
makes it important to advertisers and indispensable
to the reading public of this section.
Xii* News on • day in advance ot any other paper
to t he people of Albany and surrounding counties.
Tiie .-isme news that Is read in Albany in the evening
from the Macon papers, appears in the NEWS on
the morning or the same day.
nr The price «f subscription to the NEWS is re
duced to $g per annum; $4 for via months, and $1
per mouth tor any less perh d—always in advance.
To clubs of ten the paper will be sent one year
tHtyi dollars. bovTB—tf
J. H. 8TROUS.
J. H. RIJW*.
Savannah Steam Bakery,
67 & 69 BAY STREET.
« A.A7"A.3ST3\TAI3C,. GA.
Manufacturers of all kindhof
SHIP BREAD and CRACKERS.
S.tr orders for shipping promptly attended to.
STROUS & UUWE,
M,r,3m PB
Corn, flay and Oats.
t AAA BUSHELS WHITE and YEUiOW TORN
IUUU 300 bales Eastern and Northern Bay,
1000 bushels Seed OaU,
For sale by E. B. OfflPMAN,'
feb24 177 Bay street
in*
8EH-WEEKLT LINE!
FOR PALATKA, FIA.,
^ ^ AND
Charleston, S. C.
■J-HE NEW ASD ELEGAJSI'sIEAMEBS
dictator,
(1,000 Tons,)
Captain L. M- POXETTBR,
CITY POINT,
(1,110 Tons,)
Captain BIX ADKINS,
Will leave SAVANNAH, GA., for Fernandina,
Jacksonville, Paiatks, ami all Landings
on St, John’s Uiver, ou
Wednesdays and Saturday, at 3 o’clock
p. iu.
Returning, wJH leave Falatua, Florida, on
Fridays and Hondays, at 7 o’clock a. m.
Jacksonville on
Saturdays and Tuesdays, at 3 o’clock
a. in.,
and Fernandina same day.
Will leave Savannah for Charleston on
Enadays and Wednesdays, at 9 o’clock
a. in.
Returning, will leave Charleston on
Tuesdays and Fridays, at 9 o’clock p. m,
RS-Freleht received from sunrise to sunset, at the
Florida Wn;iri, foot of .(J,aa House hill, and stored
free of charge.
L. J. GUILMART1N & CO., Agents.^
gF*These steamers connect with stages a' Pic^
.lata for St. Augustine. ft?l>4—>f
OF SAVANNAH.
DHiPPIlld
nlISIM£l» «AR08. BILh-aEAM ASD
CHANGE OF DAY I
United States Mail
For Palatka, E. Fia.,
TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA
RY'S, FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE
AND PICOLATA.
The new and elegant Steam Packet
Lizzie Baker,
Gap tain P. LaROSE,
Will leave Savannah for tho above places EVERY'
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at 9 o’clock.
RETURNING,
Will leave Jacksonville EVERY SATURDAY MORN
LNG and Fernandina EVERY SATURDAY EVEN
ING, arriving at S lvannah SUNDAY MORNING.
This Boat has large ami airy State Room accom
modations for Passengers.
For Freight or Passage appiy at tho office, on Flo
rida Steam Packet Wharf, or ic
; _ OLAGHOKN & CUNNINGHAM, Agents
W No Freight received after 8 o’clock on the
day of sailing.
Ali Freight payable by Shippers.
This Boat connects at Fernandina with the
Florida Railroad to Oedar Keys; at JrCksou rille with
the Central Railroad to Lake City, and at Pico lata
with regular lines of stages to St. Augustine,
novp—tf
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama or Nicaragua,
SAILING FROM NEW YORK
December 5s h and 15lli; Junoary 5tl>,
15th and :<25tli, »imI t'l'b. uary
16t.to and 25111,
With New 8to»iushq's'oi tlu> Fin-t Class.
PASSAGE LOWKB THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
For further information address' the undersigned
at'477 West Street, New York.
do6—3m l). N. CAKHIN'GTON, Avcnt.
New York and Bremen Steam
ship Company.
rjiflE FIRST-CLASS tJn 1 led States Mail Steamship*
ATLANTIC, BALTIC,
WESTERN METROPOLIS,
fourth steamship now building,
for Southampton and Bremen, taking passengers
to Southampton, London, Havre and Bremen,
at the following rates, payable in gol«l, or its equiva
lent in currency, (to London or Paris $5 additional)
First Cable, $110; Second itobin,$66;-steerage, $86.
From Bremen,Southampton and Havre to New
York, First Cabin, $ll«; Second Cabiu, $75; Steer
age, $43 . a
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND HOME,
First Cabin, $210; Second Cabin, $130; Slcerag*
*70.
CAlT.TWa DAYS FKOM NEW YOBK AND DBK.MEN. -
Leave New York Sept. 14th and ‘2Sth, Oct, 26th
ami Nov, 9th. Leave. Bremen Oct. 6th and l«th
Nov. 16th and 30th. Leave Soothainnton for New
York Oct. 9th and 23d, Nov. 20th anti Dec. 4th
RLUN A MEYER,
Agents ior Savannah, Gs.
4.3 A AU ;T A Y LOR,
Fr.wHet't Wn *' r «ro‘idwav. New Yorji,
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
STEAM PACKET LINE.
^ PILOT BOY,
W. T. MoNKLTY,
f jol jsr ,isr IE,
• Capt. F. PECK.
One of the above Steamers will leave Savannah
©very Wednesday and Sat urday Morning
at 7 o’clock, aud Charleston. eVcry Monday
and Thonilay Aighl, at 1:4 o'clock., touch
ing at BLUFFTON on Wedi-Aday trip ■rom Sav m-
uah and Monday trip from Chari-sten,
Aa-All Way Freight and BtUFlTON Wharfage
iusl bp prepaid.
For ** 0t^SISOH AM,
Ag;-ntfi.
AMD ^OMnmUOJI
CHESTS. ’ v ’
HKH-
YIARLI
V chant
Kl’PING A OO., General
chants, No. 149 Bay kreet, Savannali, Georgia;
Vice Consulates or Spain and of the Netherlands.
49* CARL EPPING, Timber Merchant, Darien and
Brunswick, i.eorgia. norE*—tf
K aksey A CO., CounniaMun Merchants, No.
12 Stoddard's Upper Range. Lihcni advances
made on consignments or cotton. Woo),. Rides,
*<%, to our friends in Baltimore, Philadelphia and
New York. ’ • anio—ly
W aru A Me INTI RE, Auction, Commission and
Shipping Merchants, Bay street. Savannah,
Georgia, cuusigumouuj of aR, kinds solicited. Auc
tion days Tuesdays and Fridays. Agent for first
quality Kertteene OIL ;i ; M|g-4f
J c. ROWLAND A CO., Storage and General
■ Ooiumissioa Merchants. Cotton taken on Stor
age ra Batteraoy’s First Claes Fireproof Warehouses.
Particular attention given to weighing and sampling.
I. C. ROWLAND. M. U. ROWLAND
iysi-fy
AH
ORDINANCE
r T»XM, »r « BIliM
BSSS*.SHW31WS'
a; Mocks aud bonds, one quarter of one per
W £. GRIFFIN * CO., Cotton Factors, C
• mission and Forwarding Merchants, Na> 98
Bay street, savannah, Uoorgia. JygS-rlj:,
W ILKINSON & WILSON, Gotten Factors and «
neral Gomrnission Merchants, No. 90 Bay strei
Savannnb, Geoigia. Liberal advance* made-on eoii-
siguments to ourselves or oar friends, in New .York
and Liverpool. Xfi?
T B. MARSHALL Jk BRO., General commie-
• aion, shipping and Lumber Merchants, No. S
Harris’ Block, Bay street, loot of Lincoln. Consign
ments respectfully solicited, and will receive strict
attention. i im
WADE A CG., Cotton Factors and Com-
!i. mission Merchant, No. 9 Stoddard’S Lower
Range. VF®
VV mission Merchants, Dealers iu Railroad Bap-
plies, Agents for Iugersoli’s Cotton Press and John
Watson A Co.’s Axle Grease, Ac. Jy23
HOTELS.
^ARSUALL HOUSE, Savannah, Georgia._
j>^3]
A. B. LUOS, Proprietor.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR UKaLEUS.
J. DUNBAR & CO., Importers and Dealers
in Brandies, Whiskeys, Gins, Wines, C-gars,
Ac,r»“d Agent for Smith’s Celebrated Philadelphia
Ales, 147 Buy street. JyMB
T.
W ii LiAM HONE, Importer and WholeMle
Dtiaiui in Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Bay at.,
Savannah, Georgia, and 8ole Agents for Georgia and
Florida of M-icphe son A Donald Smith's Celebrated
Pale Ale, in barrels and half barrels. fab3
WHOLEfALE GhOCEUS.
W M. DAVIDSOii Wholesale Dealer InGtO-
• eerie?, Wines, Liquors, Teas and Cigars, 1*0
Buy street, Savannah, Sole Agent in the State of
Georgia lor Massey. Houston dk Co.'s Philadelphia
Liqi OKS, dee., AT RETAIL.
C USTOM HO USK SHADES, by-F. DOWD, Boy lane,
rear of Poet Office. Best of Ales, Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, Ac., and a Lunch every day iroin 11
uli 1. jj*3
I RVING HulioB, corneroi St. Julian and Jefferson
streets. Annex XaviNO, Proprietor. Best of Ales,
Wiues, Liquors, Cigars, always on hand. iy28
DRUGGISTS AND APOTUECARUfiS,
15 OBEKT H. TATS St, Druggist and Apothecary
ty and Wholosale Dealer in Window Glass and
Kerosene Oil, corner Jefferson and McDonough
streets, and corner East Broad and Broughton
streets. * jyfifr—lj
PHOTOCtttAPHS.
P UOTOUI-.APH3, and nil otter »tjle» ol Picture*,
with Frames, Fittings, Cases, Ac. , of every kindt
Copies of ali kinds from Old Pictures neatly finished.
Stereoscopic Views of Bonaveuiure and Savannah.
Corner of Wiiltaker anil Broughton streets. J N.
Wilson. * r jy»
WATCIIEis AMD JEWELUV.
i p GRuS CLAUDE, Dealer in Watches, Jewelry
4 anti Silverware, bull street, opposite Masonic
HaiR Savannah, Ga. Watches and Jewelry carefully
airt'd. novl—tf
AML'EL P. HAMILTON (sueoessor. to Wllmot A
) iLchinoud), Dealer iu Watches, Silverware, Jew
elry, Ac., corner Whitaker, St. Julien and Congress
streets. Watches aud Jewelry repaired. Chronome
ters rated by transit.? jyk3—ly
SAILS, AWNINGS. BAGS. dtc.
M b. BEAUFORT. Exchange Wharf. Manufa
• fare: of r>ai'g, Awnings, Tents, Flags, Bag
Ac. Sold ‘it New York prices. jyaf
A1UIK1TKCT, AMU bGllEKK,
M ULLER A BRUYN, Architects and Civil and Me
chanical Engineers, southwest corner Bay and
bull streets, up stairs. M. P. Mplij.b, CiviT and
Mechanical Engineer; D»Wrrx Bkuth, Architect.
sep6 ii:i
HARDWARE, OITLEttT, (fee.
P Al.Mi.li A iltl'l'lsn, Wtiolu aln aud KeUilbal
ers in Haul ware, Cutlery, Files, Edge Tools, Ag
ricultural implements, Pow.er, Shot, Caps and
Lead, 146 Ooiftresd aud e7 St. J ji > u stree s, Savan
nah, Georgia. 26-i-ly '
PAINTING AMD GLAZING.
f URPHY A CLARK, Bull street, opposite the
1 Pulaski Douse, House, feign, Ship and Steam
boat Painters. Gilding, Graining, Marbling and
Giazing. feigns of every description. jyss
PLASTKKKKS.
/ i RADY & TULLY, Plain and Ornameutai PW
VX ter era auu Dealers in Laths, Une, Plaster, Hair,
Ct^m^ut ann building Material, teyan street, between
Gray toil and .ahercorn streets ougl-tf
BOOKS AKD nEWSPAPKOS.
?STILL A BRO., Bull street, nek*
E :
Office, Dealer* in Newspapers^
Looks and Stationery. The latest MhW
other Daily and Weekly Newspapers received by
mail and steamer. jyfi4—ly
la the Post
^York’aS
ROYAL
JRMOE OOIFAHY,
OP LIYEBFOOL,
Capital £2,000,000 Sterling.
RESERVE FUND jEl.SOOiOOO STERLING.
ANNUAL INCQME X7<)0,000 STERLING;
to take
Mercantile and Dwelling Honse Risks
(Frame Buildings excepted) f- .
AGAINST, LOS& HX FIRE,
£Lt Ourrcmt rtato».
; ;WM. C, Agent,
Merchants’ General Exchange,
OCQ ly Baltersby’s Building.
ALEXAPEE. 1EUSSELL,
s,
COB. ABERCORN AND BRYAN STS.
Savannah, Ga.
WM- K. ALEXANDER.
OCll—lj
WM. A. RU8SBLL.
@©ed Establisliment 1
1 LL KINDS OF GARDEN.; FI ELI) aud FLOWER
£\_' ft BED, Bulbous Routs, Fry ii and Ornaroeutii I
Trees, 8h> uua P ants, etc., constantly ou hand, and
wild in quantities to suit purchasers. Dealers sin>
©lied at Northern wholesale prie s,. Rvcry arii-'le is
irarranted and selected by our own housu in Phila
delphia. U TO URN V & CO.,
b. K. cor. Bay and Whitaker sta., Savannah,
and 9tTNorth feecond street, Philadelphia.
deo!9—6m - :
14-7
olid stand-.
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
I OF ESTILL. & BROTHER IS THIS
'ilvufi by mutual, cqusont.
\ Jk , drill p-y ai i bills and collect all
the firm, «uid‘will continue bvsine*s at the
d. / ; J 11. ESTILL.
L : ••• i WM. E^uLL, JR.
.-.$avaoxi$h, January 17.1867.
H aving disposed gf my interest in es-
i MklSL’d NEWS DEPOT to my brvjber, WM.
EbTILL, Jr., who has carried It ou fbr tke past two
leant, I respectfully solicit a cradin0sn09.br: the lib
eral patronage keretefpre bestowed upon it. .
(JN DEKTAKEUH.
F ERGUSON k DIXON, Undertakers, 120 Brough
ton street, dealers in Fisk’s Patent Metallic,
Mahogany, Walnut and Grained Coffins, Ice BOX' S
for Preserving Bodies. FaneralB furnished at the
shortest notice. Country oraers promptly attended
to. : jy27—■ly
FURNITURE.
8. MILLER, No. 1S7 Broughton street, Dealer
O* in Mahogany and Walunt Furniture and
French Co'tage (fhaml^er Bets. Also a flue assort
ment of Parlor Furniture. Mattresses m*oe to ««■-
d*>r. lvtt^lv.
UPHOLSTERY, ETC.
I p MILE A. SCHWARZ, 160 Broughton street, be-
L tween Jefferson and Barnard a»reels, Uphoi-
Hteror, and dealer i« Wall Paper, Window Shades,
Cornices, Cartaina, Cords, Tassel*. Carpet#, Mat*
Oil Oloth*. Iltred. ma le no and laid
LIVERY STABLES. 1
o
’CONNELL &- CASH, Marshall Hondo Stables.
The best or Uverr^ree^ff ^pwrl^^^aL
ways on hand, witb'oarafal
1y73 ...
P CLASSf HOUSE STABLES, by J.
Tinge©, with competent drivers,or'Single
to let . Boarding at rr — 1 —
Dillse 8ALOOB.
/ \ua HOUSE DINING SALOON, Bay street. OOT-
V ncr Whitaker, up stairs. Meals from • a. m. to
midnight, with a bill of fare comprising all the mar
ket afioryi*. Every kind qf game in the season, pro-
pa's'll hv the — *-* *■*•*—” —“ •“
32235
p Seat oookfi to he obtained.
B*SS2
auia-tf
CIGAR MANUFACl UUER.
8 feoLOMON, Cigar Manuiacturer,
• > between Whitaker and Boll
above the Polaaki Ho^ea, •
jy»-iy
SAVINGS BANKS.
O glethorpe insurance co>„
partment, office" 117 Bay street,
lowed on deposits, U. W. MSBCBR.
T. Thomas. Secretary.
THE MEGEO;
What is His Eltiolopal Status?
I a HE THE I'KOOSSV OV HAM? I, 60 > d-
ecendant o' Adam and Eve? Has he a,8qulT
Or is h<- a Reset !u God’s Nomenclature f whsf Is
his relation o far W hite Racer By Ariel.
• F.»r uale at ' ESTILL’fe NEWS DEPOT,
decic Bull etreet, next to Post Cfiice.
1 Levy Taxes, srd Baiee Revenue tor
tfcnatv ef savannah; to amend the various Tax
1 Revenue Ordinances of said cityjjtd fix the
— - -* ——*u Officers and
luce the ex-
.. the regulation
fa. said city.
Section L The Mayor and Aldermen of the city of
Savannah, in Council assembled, do berehy or igin,
Th* ?n And after the flrat day of January Ttw,
1868, Axes and revenue for the rapport of tfce-gep-
eminent of the ctJ ot Savannah, and far faesdran-
t«ge and benefit of the inhabitants i hereof, shall be
nn renrrii levied, and raised, at and after - the follow
ing ra^es,thaa Is tesay.:: ■ . < -
1. At the rate of one nd thjee-fourths per ce“tnm
per annum off r-’ai esrat fn said city, according to
the valuation for the year 1866, and suoh subsequent
valuation for improvements as may have been made
in the veer >367. or may have been made thereafter.
2. On all gross sales 61 every kind of goods, wftres
and merchandise, Including all Sales by broken and
including lumber, timber, shingles aud
■ at
cent
cent
3. on the smonniof all gross sales of liquors, in
cluding wine, malt and spirituous liquors, whether
at wholesale or retail, one half of one per centum.
4 : Uu aU gramUNtie* of cotton and vice, one-tenth
of one per centum. ■ ■■>» .— i-
6. One per centum on all commissions or profits
derived from any * u sin ess transactions by any mer
chant, factor, auctioneer, broker, forwarding, ship
ping or commission merchant, and one per, contuir
on the value of sll furntture, jewelry and plate wortl
over three hundred dollars, including pianos mid all
other musical instruments ; and. one-fourth oi qpe
per centum on the value of all solvent bonds, mort
gages, judgments, notes, and Other evidences of
debt owned or controlled in the city of Savannah, ex
cept bonds of the citv of Savannah- .
6. One per centum per annum on all incomes de
rived 1 (Tom salaries, and the pursuit of any pYOfes-
Biori, focuRy, trade or calling whatsoever, except in-
Ishfre^ t d^iared and ordained to l>e the
doty of every person, nstnril or artificial, stauding
in tkeise otion of employer to another resident per
son, receiving a fixed salary or compensation, to
make a return of the tax hereby declared payable by
or on account of suen employee, and, after deducting
said tax from such salary or compensation, to pay
said tax into tho pity Treasury. In the case of
— b made by tf***®-
Sec. 5. And it Is fturther ordained by the ann, PW .
aforesaid. That every male resident. oT said cite r*
tween the sues of twenty-one ai.d slxtv
be Iteble to a {fall or capifaUPUtax of
nnaliy, ex ept only such
S’*®?-!
persona as
Corporation, the return most be ,
ldent, Onshter o*°Treasdrer,yif the Corporation, and
the tax must be paidtoy Lha Corporation sad deducted
ht Hundred (800
hereby relievet >
w TUo M«ounJ r ot EigUI
dollars per annum on all salaries is
from taxation;'
7. One per centum on gross receipts of any busi
ness transaction not included in the above-and fore
going, and including all local insurance companies,
gas companies, express companies, cotton presses;
all receipts for freight and for passage money payable
in this city; of all hotels and restaurants; and on
all gross earnings' Ot every bank, bank agency,
banker, bill and exchAng# broker, one per oentum;
bnt on the gross receipt*, of all agencies of other than
such local companies or banks, two por centum.
Also, ohe per centum on all gross receipts of all
commercial, Bteamsbip, steamboat, vessel or other
agehoies other than those taxed as commission mer
chants. Also, for the improvement of the Savannah
river,'one per centum on all frfeight and passage
money rtcuvofl or collected by the agent, purser,
clerk or other officer of any steamboat .or vessel ar
raying at or departing from the port of 8avanuah, it
being hereby made incumbent on the agents or said
boats ’and vessels doing business in fesvannali to
moke returns under oath monthly tp fae City Trea
surer, and nay the tax.
8. On'eVety "horse and mule, except those actually
used in wagons, drays, trucks or other vehicles for
which badqes iaa> have been taken out, fiuo dollar
per month. . ..
9. Du all gross sales of horses and mules, one per
centum; it being understood that every person bring
ing in horses or mules for sale, shall not offer them
for sale except through a taxed livery stable keeper,
auctioneer or merchant, or ether person properly
taxed, and all returns of track saiea ahaij be made
separately from other returns of gross sales.
i0; On every, dog, th : annual tax ot three dollar^
and fifty cents, including the price of a badge for
each. And ali dogs ioumi running at large withont
such badge -hall be impounded, and if not reclaimed
in forty-eight hours shall be disposed of And it shall
be the duty of the Treasurer to put every person on
oath aa to the number of (logs on hla or her pre
mises. ...
8 ctidn 2. And it is further ordained by the author
rite aforesaid, That whenever, under this or any
idr ordinance of said city, any return may be re-
tri d or any tax be . ssessed or due, by or from any
uires’defit company or corporation, the return
4) be made aud tae tax be pa able by the agent or
,40* manager or director or such company or cor
potation, and for every dcfanit execution shad meu.
accordingly; and that in the case of every person oi
persons liable or subject to make & return under this
or any othererdioauctf, and where dehiui may oe
made, execution shall issue for a doub.e tax on the
•immediate y previous return, and If no return siiof
bavs been made, then t. e party In default *lmtt : --t*
liable te a penalty of not more than oue hundred dot
lurs;on conviction before.fae Police Court for every
amyto default, for which'penalty fae City T.ea-surer
shall torthwltn issue execution; and in all cases of
de ault in making return* pr payment of taxes, exe
cutions shall issue, aud the taxes and penalties col
lected iu the manner now pointed out by exi-ting or
diuauces; and that the saute’ rule shall appiy to the
cases of perspus tailing or refusing te take out badges
or licenses. And in any case where such person or
party shall have no pi opei ty to be found, out of which
to collect suet* pun 1 ties, such person or party may
be committed to jail lor a jHUUua i'»>aer tha»>
thirty days. .
: Section 3. And it is farther ordained by the au
thority aforesaid, that the following annual specific
taxes shall be levied and colkqted:
Ou evory auctioneer, two hundred dollars; on every
wh lesale and retail dealer in goods, wares and mer
chandise, exclusive of liquor license, fifty dollars;
every retail dealer,.exclusive of 1 quor license, twen
ty-five dollars; on every bonk, banker or bank agent
engaged In buying of selling exchange, one hnndred
dollars; every person or house dealing in . exchange,
and every brokor, mpney-btoker aud pawn-broker,
one hundri d dollar*';' every local insurance com
pany or agency, one hundred dollars; the - same for
each and every agency; every foreign Insurance com-
>any or agency, one hundred and .fifty dollars; every
he keeper or keepers of a hotel, one hundred' dol
lars; every fae keeper or keepifip of a sailor board
ing house, oue hundred dollars; every the. owner or
owners, lease* lessees of a ©ottan press, driven by
one engine, two hundred dolL.rs; every the owner
or owners; lessee or lessees of a junk shop, three Iran
dred dollars; a cotton .pickery,-two hundred dol
lars ; a cotton pickery iwo hundred dollars,
to be confined exclusively to the sale of
ootton ; ev<-ry fae owner or owners, lessee-or lessees
of a public aiable, one hqpdrod dollars ; every com
mission merchant or factor, fifty dollars; every ship-;
ping master, one hundred dollars;"every stevedore
other {Kato nOn-resident,-fifty dollars; nou-residents.
onebue died dollars; every the owner or owners oi
aoofii, lumber or wood yard, filly dollars ; every tho
entitled to registry and to vote at city e'ectioS?*]*
whe,shall register their names and pay for theta!?®
Section 6. And it is further ordained by t h. e *
thority aforesaid, That on and alter th e first d,-* 5 '
January next, the price of a license to retail
am liquors .’or one yea'r shall J>e one hundred ar^i
enty-flve dollars,anu the applicant shall be require
submit as secnriLes two responsible freeholder .
the nM^lborti0.xl as a prerequisite to the issue
license; and lor a wholesale liqfior license trie Jr®
■boll be one hundred and fifty doDais, and no tan?*
be Inade under a half gtdlon, by any wLoi!!!®
dealer. And no bar-room shall be lion
which baa, tot an entrance to it ae.*™. E "*
distinct from fae entrance to the dwelling
tho license shall be forfeited for a second’vi^
tion of any feiafa law or City ordinance; and iu
of forleiture the license shall not be renewed forVv*
■pace of two years.
Section 7. And bb it hereby oriaiued by tho
thority of fae same, That hereafter the folloBi-"’
shall bo the prices for licenses or baeges lor tho .
hides and animals hereiual'ter mentioned: T '
For each one hoise dray or truck M
For each two horse dray or truck ''' g? 00
For each three horse dray or truck..... I®
For each four horse dray or truck « *■
For each oue horie cart or wagon ’ 0,1
For eiich two home cart or wagon......]’’”" J
For each oue horse cab, hack or buggy.
For eaeh two horse cub, hack or pleasure ia’rl ^ 89
ki*ge f .
For each two horse omnibns r*
F«r pacu four horse omnibus - uu 2
For any break wagon used for exhibiting 00
horses for aale 6 w
’For each horse or mulo used for loading or*"” 00
ng vessels.. i,
Tile license fee ior cabs, hacks and buggieV toi 0 *
Hd( to fae City Treasurer, and not to the Clerk
_[>n» cil, and in tne caae of all other.vehicle
radges are exacted, tho bodges shall be taken "!
at.fae office ol fae Clerk of council, and the fee*
feection A And be it further ordained by the an
thority aforesaid. That aU returns required by tfa
ordinance for real estate, income and commiwiioi,.
shall be made quarterly, that is to say; on th..
day of April, the firac day ol J uly .the hi at day o[ o«f
ber and the first day of January of each year, or wi-h
in ten days i hereafter, respectively, ior the thr«
months immediately preceding such respective cavi
and that for gross sales, including freight and uZ
sage money, aud gross receipts ol all comtemn
agencies, and gross receipts of all steamship, siotm
boat and vessel agencies carried on by other ihu!
taxed commission merchants or -irokys, retcmi
shall bo marie between the first and tenth <iav ot nacii
month for fae preceding month, beginning with it,,
month of February uexfe.eigbtoen hundred and nm v
eight
feection 9. And it iB further ordained by th“ an
thority aforesaid. That the following shall be the in!
nuat compeni-ation, aud no more, allowed th e
lowing city officers aud employees from and after
the first regular meeting of Council iu January unit
that is to say: * “•
The Mayor
Clerk of Council
City Treasurer j' Ul
Assistant City Trtsasurer.... i! ’’
City Marshal
City Printer (by contract)
Clerk »*f the M-trket j
Assistant Clerk oi the Market ’ayj
CityMirveyor.... ‘
Messenger of Council... ii ’700
Keeper of : the pest House 45
Jailer, including Deputy o.ut
Koepec.of Forsyth Place. ’go
Pump Contractor j ta)
t.'ornoration Attorney.^ l.j,
Harbor Master i.jq
Chief of Police 2,w.
First Lieutenant qf Police 1.400
Sicond- s ieuteiiaiit of Pcjice.; 1,4110
Chief Defective of police.. 1,49
8tx Sergeants of tho Police, each lm
Privates of Police, each 75*
Jail Guards; each 1 6 0
Healfa Officer goo
Keeper of .-Laurel Gr ve Cemetery
City Dispensary
Engfiieers ot Fire Department, each
Superintendent and Engineer of Water Works. I300
Assistant Supt-riutendenkaud Engmecl’ ol Water
Works i,2(H)
Second Assistant Engineer of Water Works.... 9(6
Secretary and Treasurer of Water Works ],a»
Tttfncock of Water Works 900
feeotion 10. And it is hereby ordained by the autho
rity aforesaid, That hereafter the Clerk of Council,
the City Marshal and tho Messenger ofidCouncil sliail,
without compensation theref«*r, perform lor the
Board of Health the duties hen-toioie respectively
performed by said offi-ers for said board.
feection 11. Aim it is further ordained by the
authority slot esnni. That t.IF ordinances yud parts of
ordinances, so far is they militate with this 01 alliance,
be and they are-hereby repealed.
Ordinance passrd iu/Council Deo'mber 30:h, 18C7.
EDWARD V ANDElteON, tooyor.
Attest: JAMES 'feTc.WAKT,
Clerk of Council. janl—eodtf
Book and Job Printing
AND
BOOK-BIftDINC.
NEWS
-rilf*;
AN1) HERALD
keener or keepers of a warehouse lor the storage of
cotton, merchandise 1 ,'goods, Ac., for eaeil warehouse,
fifty dollars * every the owner or owners of a bil
liard table used lor hire, one hundred dollars tor
each table; every the owner or owners of a ten pin
alley, ffity dollars for each alley; every the owner or
owners of a saw mill, planing mill, sash and blind
ftoctory. one hundred dollars; and ou fae owner or
owners of every steahl engine used'tor Hoisting pur
poses, ‘ ginning purposes, or any oilier purpose
or buauiess not. regularly taxed, M hereiubt-ibre stated
or enumerated, seventy-five dollars; on every engine
used for driving a'ferlst mill; 'twenty-five dollars; a
j lour mill, fifty dollars; every the owner or owners of
kjob printing office, twenty-five dollars; every. mas
ter builfier, mason or mechanic, includfng shoe
makers and tailorb, takfng contracts tor Work, twenty-
five dollars; every the owner or owners of an iotelfi-
genco office,.twenty dollars; every manufacturer e*.
soda water selling from founts, twenty-five dollars,
and manulacturing and bottling soda water, fifty
dollars; every soap boiler, lataner, and-founder,for
each establishment, fifty dollars; tyery gas fitter,
twenty-five dollars—one tax for each firm of two or
more persons; every practicing attorney at law,
physician; '■ dentist, dagwerresn artist, photographer
aud ambrotyper, twenty-five dollars; every steam*
ship; steamboat, vessel or other agency carried
on by an; other than taxed commission merchant-,
the sum of fifty dollars Tor each agency; ou every ict
house, fifty dollars; on each and every nra
seuip, twenty-five, dollars; on every express company,
two hundred aud fifty dollars; ou eveiy baggage a-
presk wagon drawn by one horse, twenty-five dollars;
f drawn by two horsvj), forty dollars: on every gas
oozupauy, two hundred and fifty dollars; on every
restaurant where a liquor license is not taken out
twenty-fir* dollars; on every rice mill, one hundred
dollars; on every person selling, or. offering te sell,
by sample, or otherwise, and who is not a resident of
the city, due hundred dollars; every lottery office or
agency, three handled dollars; every barber shop,
“le annual tax of twenty-five dollars; every privaio
" ,J ^4 table, the annual tak of twenty-five'dollars,
per** shall, under this ordinance, be doemefa
-WAfaffl' a s
make returns and pay taxes, under the penalty
prescribed fay nrdmaupe,__ The taxes provided
for in this secuon shall be due and payable on the
firat day of Jsnra*y, in each and every year,and re
turns therefor shall be made on saidfirst day of Jan-
uaryior within ten (lOj days thereafter: Provided,
always; that any ptfttota who way begin burner after
the first day or July«hall, iukmediittely after so be-
pnnlng business, utafte the proper returns, and shall
fie liable for and pay one-half the said tax. And pro
v#pd farther, thit iff fair cast of co-partnership’be-
tweetr yiUtteing attorneyMt-Uw; or pbynirtans, or
dentists, or daguerrean artists, or photographers, or
or cotump,
rnchJrt* .IW|, or oottua picker, H»il tm prert.
wrj tte uidti
f iwld H>P>U»oltrlr«^.r, tte uid Ux tL.rwu
flfflHKsSSWttJtKSR
t junk shop or
MAURICE HACKETT,
COOPER, AND AGENT OF TH* BUB-
FFICB UNDER TUN BLUFF, foOt of ]
Vy street. AU ortlers ler the SobtMkXfad
and Wrecking Company can be leftdrRh bim.
will be promptly attended to. . ..n uutl
r or owners, at any time, to submit to such via-
Bi* farther ordained by the an-
- fcfoweoid. that fae Hoenae for fae sale of
U Fwmaton*. wares or other articles from nnv
doc whagi phaRbe one hundred doUara, ioataul
y dollars, as fixed by the Ordinaire of thirty-
cr, eighteen hundred and forty ; and
nr, captain or officer of any vessel seU-
1 or collecting his or their own freight
r shall be •abject, to a pcnaltj- not exceeding.
nn dted. dollars. Provided, always, that anv
qmred by this Ordinance te take out A M-
i who xnay begin busiaera after the.fir
Mear, shall, for that yeas, tx
'toe of such license; and ft
rbe compelled to taketmt badges
limwyj annually, or withinten
*25 fiTB “ r ’ ! ' OTTO
tntatetefnnd rawkw’, and keeper of a eookstdve mr 2 • Ab<l—^t **
■ UUtl ted.. Ml kiw. KM. Ot ,
WtWMtaiilciM,
jyjAUS ON COTTON oouifned M wMljill
BOOK m JOB PRiMfi
Deparment
H as been pur in complptte order, with
new type and machinery of the most
approved cousiructiou
Merchants ^d othersrequiring
Printing of any Description
can rely npou having tiieir orders executed promptly
In a FIRST-CLASS MANNER, AND AT REASONA
BLE PRICES, at this OPFICIS.
ACCOUNT BOOKS
or Merchants, Haul.ers, insurance and other Com-,
panies RULED TO PATTERN, with PRINTKD*
1EADS; BOUND in the it.ist substautial manner.
Book-binaiii^ of All Kinds
> ATTENDED TO.
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DISEASES OF THE FEET.
v.y.‘ Corns, Bunions,
INGROWING Sails, TETTER,
Salt Mhcnm or Scnryyi -
AND OTHER DISEASES < THE FEET.
MRS. ELIZA KEOGH,
(Formerly of Charleston, fe. C.,j
O FFHRSDer s«rvfr«s to th^ citraens, and ladicsof
Savannah, for tho treatment and «
above Diseawa
Gorms and Buniona Currd Witliont P»i»
W RESIDENCE— 3S PRESIDENT tTKEET,
Mrs. peny’a.
er^Hours from 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. t and from 3 to
5 o’clock P. M. : Ladios treated at their readiuc«*.
Chnrgta Moderate.
She submits, Item -mongs—numerous certiorate*
the foilpwiuK from prominent ph\sic ana and citzrt*
of Charleston:
From Hon. Cfroxffc BnlsL
.1 am happy to say that Jilts. Keogh has cured
of several very bad corns, that had troubled roe Dr
many years. They were removed without the leto
pafa. (signed) Gkobos lost.
Fro*»* the late Dr. Edward North.
I think it my duty to state tint I have seen Mr*-
Flica Kc<'gh rt-m >> e corn- and bullions with tM
greatest skill, and without pain.
(feigned) Ei^-aed Noeth, M. D.
From Dr., Fitch.
1 wotlld recommend ait .persons who are afflict
1 h corns'to g*ve MM Kfeogh a trial: I hr.ve
her te ar, with good judgment, and cure them wits*
■outpatn..; (Signudi ; . . J. irrcu, M.D.
From Dr. E. Horlbsck.
1 certify that Mrs Keogh bos cured me of bad
corns, aud advise all who are troubled with them, or
bunions,‘to a “ *
.. (Signed)
dects—tf
apply to this lady.
E. Hoflback, M. D.
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