Newspaper Page Text
gcllNS K calls the President a •■criminal,'
j'lhen " i' 1 eit»« one ol the judges to try
bln]! . so vilh nearly all the Radical Sena-
’ They have condemned him already.
Vtal a mockery of justice! -S
A OHOOP of statuary by an American
sculptor, named Jackson, is attracting muoh
(locution in Now York. It represents Eve
discovering the dead body of Abel. Says a
New York paper:
hiic bends over the prostrate form, lifts it
tier knee, looks into the uuansweriug
face with perplexity and terror. Tins un
usual state, which simulates sleep, and yet
is not sleep—what can it be? She reasons
with what power she may over this mystery.
Then the mother's instiocts whisper—Death!
A new penalty for the old transgression.
Wonder gives way to grief, and the first mo
ther Icarus the bitter lesson of renunciation
ia anguish and tears. \ . .
dm of the Mexican bandits captured'»
rich merchant, and sent to biB wife a demand
for a largo ransom. It was refused, and -the
nest day another megsonger appeared with
au car, which the iady recognized as oneo
upon her husband’s head. She still refused,
and the following day another ear was sent,,
with the Intimation that the gentleman would
he scut homo in pieoes unless redeemed id
the lump. This brought out.the money; but
wlicn the husbahdweturned his ears wore on
his head. The question'is, where did the
ether ears come irom ?
A cdfrespondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial .tells the following ciriptjs jsjorf
abont an immense crow-roost near Lexing
ton, Kentucky. He says:
Lexington, on the D
is so oltt that tha^iRdj Olma ;jl
taotof the bine^gasflgtcft^i^t^&it*?
the contrary-' Many jeaxjs ago, the ropat wu
nearer Lexington, but as Uie. trees worn cat
away tbe’cruwa ifaqyftfl, apUthW^/ fiiyrajrf
***^!$* &+*&*.$ timber, t&e
present there are no largo foyesto in the,
wttymwj>jecfS8'$r
timber have been called into requisition to
pfaen fajefflj (far
^apt of rf limb, and the wrangle over a de
sirable bed in a tree-top is something fearful.
By the amount of cawing and jawing done
every evening, we should think the question
of reconstructing the roost, or moving it
altogether, was under discussion.- .Whether
the crows will ever abandou their ancient
roost is a matter at ,soiae,floubt, but iudgiqg 11
by the fact that hundreds, if not to say ihon-
sands, have already given .up the trees and
roost on the ground, we incline to. jibe opirn
ion that when there are-no more trees ail
will content themselves with a bed dn mo
ther -Earth. A gentleman who, lives near
the roost, and who has a fine locust grove in
front of his house, was surprised one even
ing to seo it black with erows. For a time
nil went on well, but the roost beoeme popu
lar, and every evening there was a wrangle,
to see who would get iu
“ As the desirable plaoe would hold only a
tew hundreds, and there were some thou
sands who nightly applied tor lodging, the
uoise hud contusion became intolerable.
Sometimes in the middle of the night fin
overloaded limb would break, and then a
battle Would ensue, lasting not unfrequently
till daylight. Tired out with the dio that
banished <he idea of sleep, one nighMhO old
fellow and his son sallied out with shot guns
and slew some hundreds of their annoying
.visitors. Next morning the crows were alt
gone, and returned no more fa? the grove.
“The other evening we drove out to the
roost, and witnessed a sight we shall notapon <
forget. It was 4 o’clock when we arrived on
ihe
-A. -D D.iR E S "S.
nrJ!
• |.i-K,*/.Mti„f
suffering!
WHOSE SUFFERINGS HAVE BEEN
PROTRACTED FROM HIDDEN
CAUSES, AND WHOSE CASES RE
QUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT TO
READER BXI8TENCE DESIRABLE.
ID'
:i,
A Skvekh Wintke.—The past winter has
been out* of the severest ever known, both
in this and other countries. In Algiers the
suff-ring has been very great. Iu Russia,
as we learn from a letter in a Paris paper,
the cold has beeu intense. Coachmen were
frozen upon their seats, the gas refused to
burn, aud the dogs howled most piteously.
Jleu on horseback went through the streets
ol St. Petersburg and Moscow, carrying aid
to the uufortuuate, and the qobility dis
tributed hot tea iu front of tfieir g&laces.
ground, and already the crows had gedia
gun to arrive.,. ^t fcun down tjiey wete oqjlf- J
ing from all directions, and lung , lines t mi ®
tin^e^ entering the woods from evecy quar
ter until dark. ! JSacli flock had a 'filer or
leader, who flaw over the treetopg until
found hisxoqsC #hen the head off the giitribi^
lighted, tfi&’rest s circfing^foDtra aud’tolud 1
and winding themselves about their chie£ (
Ouly a few crows would light 6n. faie strike
f i'i.a n,Ii.)i.u VLu lan^gl* 1 lirrKtu/1 wklnli
If you are differing or have suifered from
mvolupfcftry discharges, what effect does it
producekiribri' your general health ? 1 Do you
fe^T we^k, debilitated, easily; tired? fanes!*
litfaeextra exertion produce palpitation of
the heart? Does your liver, orj. urinary or
gans, ol your, kidneys, frequently get out of
order? , Is your urine sometimes thick,
milky, hr flocky, or is, it yopy on settling
Or d»ri u thick scum rise to the top ? Or is
p sediment at the bottom after R has stood
7 '.yod.haye spells of short breath
ing or <|y^t>eptia ? A^e ^6Ur r bowels con8ti-
pated? I>b‘^qu'have s^elTsrif fainting or
. L V ’il i 1 ! _ k 1 I‘it J-Pi i
m
8ectk>n 1. The Mayor and Aldermen of the city of
Savannah. In UonncU aaeembled, do barebv ordain
That It shall not hereafter ha lawti. for any orgar
nation of firemen to have any thing to do or to
connected with the fiavajitiah Ate Department “ 1
pendently dtand without the oonaer-V-nf tlx
fJuanclLandCoancUdiiUhereniter nnu, h
pratentthe
renewal of any existing charter o# a fire oompany.
Section S. And it is Anther ordaint d by the an-
thorjty aforesaid, That hereafter every. ttrifie or
Other article or thing u«4 fop the extinguish!
fire, and put Into the eetvice of the city,'shall
out respect to ownership, be considered the property
of, Up. city, : so fares that the samesbail never be
withdrawn from service without thirty days previous
notice to the City Council; and every such engine or
article or thing as aforesaid shall be receive! into
•ervice as aforesaid only on the' foregoing express
Si, And it is farther: ordained by the au-
"*tority aferesuid. That no steam fire engine Qr other
jparatns of any description shall not hereafter' be
Slimed to anv nrivata work or AiitArnrian a. naaH
’rftyafortesaid, That every fire company having con
trol or management of a steam fire engine shall have
t^e right to elect its engineer, uader ihe following
rules. Such company shall notify the Chief Fireoian*
Of such election, and he shall at once appoint a com
mittee oi three engineers, who shall form an exam
ining boards add if the engineer elected *be found
competent, the Chief fireman shall approve the elec
tion and forthwith send the action of the examining
board to Council for confirmation; and no person
shall bi allowed to become a candidate for engineer
uol$s* beishall preduoe certificates of proper qualifi
cations imm engineers well known to be oompeteot
judgei Of ,snch qualifications.
Section 5. And ibis further ordained by the aatbo*
rity aforesaid, That each fire company managing -a
steam engine shall be allowed oue hundred dollars
per month for ordinary expenses, and so mack of
any ordinance as allows salary or compensation to
engineers of flreoqmPBnleais heioby repealed; this
nit.Mou to take effect as from the first day of January
last
section C. And it is further ordained by the autho
rity aforesaid. That It shall not be lawful for any en
gineer of or altaclied to sny steam fire engine to pat
‘on a pressure of mure lb*a seventy pounds of steam,
uuless o life red to do so by ike Cbit-f Fireman, under
/t penalty *>f thirty doitars for each and every' vioia-
(Ion of this prohibition; and It shall be the duty of
each engineer to kave his engine in. proper working
<Mderafcer return from a fire and bcfjre leaving the
e. giuo 'or his lodgings . AU necessary repairs of
engines or other fl e apparatus shall, oefore being
mude.lreyeporeil immediately to tne officers of such
engiuc, Who Wil' notify the rune to the Chief Fire-
man or Inspt ctlng Officer of tne Department, who
will order the neooMsry repair* made, on lew they be
of ting'iitude, and then they shall only be made with
the consent qf tba Mayor.
Hectioii 7. ’And it is further ordained by the authev-
rity aforusufd, That oontceU for Superiority of steam
fire eugirtes at flreaare hereby expressly forbidden;
nor shall any engine ever bo put or used toltsufmcnt
- paclty lrr .ti.jt without tfie consent or (be Chief Pure-
an, who Wifi see to tue utility of having such tests''
to t^O kcaS? u !s your meru- JUgAeat ftefinhual parade, when tw* hundred feet
»Ulx
f tfeu
We are not sure that pongress'^ill need
tlie uid'of the L largos
of tbs Grand Army of tb^Kepublic, which
have volunteered to defendaridiprofect it In
its course. We fiud a motion iu a Geor
gia Conventiou for au adjournment tgad
ii subsequent reassembly, the latter to
h9t “so • long ns it may be necessary
for tlie protection of the loyal Georgian*
and the Congress of the United States.”
£et Congressmen, therefore, stand firm; or,
as Mr. Sumner would bay, “stick.” Th.
Georgia Convention backs them.—N. Y.
Tunes.
The Greensburg (lud.) Herald, in com
menting (,n tho Dili to put reconstruction iu
Gcu. Grant’s hands, says ; “When that time
does come (when it pusses the Senate,) the
sooner tho earth is rid of him the better ;
there will be a job lor another Booth. By
the hair of Si. Michael, we would rather gee
him in h-U than kioo: over a single inch of
American soil; nud it is our opinion, if His
Equestrian Mightiness were to accept under
the now reconstruction law, he would be
•seeking a home in the above hot region be
fore he would ever reach the capital of his
hew kingdom.
Govsbnob Holden.—A dispatefi from
Ioileit'b, North Carolina, announces that VV.
W. lloidtin has been nominated by the so-
called Republican mongrel State Convention.
This \V. W. Holden is the same who, as edi-
tor ol ike Raleigh (N. C.) Standard, on the
Tith oi June, 18C»I, said, in the columns of
that then iutcusely rebel organ : . “It is said
a plot has b«eu formed in Washington to
massacre Jeff Davis. Who will plot for the
heads of Abe Lincoln and Gen..Scott.
Knob in the record of these hyper-loyal
lenders of tho so-called Southern Republican
Pnr ty. —National Inte.Uiyencer.
tree where tho leader lighted, froin 1 ; which
fact we judge he is' A tort uf aristobratic per-
songge who does not associate with the com
mon herd, and that tho persona who file|>t
on his tree were his royal family and crows
high iu authority in the nock. 7 1 ‘ /
“The crows did not seem afraid of as, and
were evidently used to homan visitors. We
drove up quite close to trees bending beneath
their weight, but these birds, usually s<
did not mind us much uuiil my c*^ 11
imitated the oxploeion of a guu.
jpaired#.- Is you mind constantly
upon this subject? Do you feel
less, moping, tired‘of company, of
you wist io be left alone, td get
m,. everybody t jDoea. a^y . littl,^
aka you start or jump? Is your
oken or restless! Is the lustre of
rnVu
im,'
iaWftjfi
thing
sleep
your ejje’as brilliant ? The Woofia on your
cheek Ag ftngla^? iJo you enjoy yourself in
society^a well ? Do you pursue yoqr busi
ness wjth the same, energy ? Do yon fuel as
^ much Confidence, in yourself? *Are your
: s”do£criutiiiu“Ml»w«d.-^ Spirits Wait flagging^ilgen to fits ol
Lrvx-xJ&m - melancholy V If so, do not Jay it to your
liver or dyspepsia. Have you restless uights?
Yptu^ Lack weak, your knees weak, and have
but little appetite, and you AtUr8>ute this to
dyspepsia or liver-complaint ?
uug UCUORIU
ually so ahy,
cotnkaaion
lu, when a
rn of’aie
)wh flew into the
it«d
scene that
IuataoUy
wood, and thousands of crows'
air, circling round and round us, oawiog vo
ciferously. At times the noise was bo great
that, although sitting side by side in the
bugay, we bad to speak loudly’id Order to
be heard by eaeh other. Having raised
great distress among our black friends, we
drove off, but for miles saw Hooks in the afar
still coming to roost. Tne rattle of, the
wings in flying was one of the most peculiar
sounds we ever heard ; a large flock passing
silently over our heads, we paused to listeh,
and could liken the noise to nothing bat tlie
flutter of a million fans, or the rumpling of
va?t pieces ol silk.
‘‘When th^jfiring continues 1 for any time
they will fly mfo the opl-n fields ana there
sleep until daylight. As soOn AS the day
begins to break they quit their'roost and go,
no oue kuows where. It haa been estimated
that a crow will fly a hundred miles for his
creak fast, and return after supper,, apd ,we
have not tue least’doubt that many of Ihe
crows who sleep in Kentucky are citizens of
Ohio and Illinois. We thiuk that about one
million croyrs sleep at the Ckiireti Roost, Arid
about the last ot March they will leave ns
and scatter themselves over the northern
stales, returning again next fall to spend the
winter.with us. A gentleman who has
closely observed them for many years, gays
that they decrease in numbers, ibat they are
ffowly passing away, and ia time, like the
poor Indian, will become a defunct raoe on
this continent.”
O
A young gentleman from the country
Bh-ppcd iuto a jeweler’s store in this city
(Milwaukie) and informed the proprietor
Uiat Li« occupuiiou was that of a carpenter,
aiul he desired to get a bn-om pin emblema
tical ot ihut profession. The obliging
jewok-r looked over bis stock, and finding
nothing elbu, showed him a very fine Masonic
i u “; The young man looked at it Carefully.
‘Acs,” be said, “that is it. There is the
compass aud the square. I use both of them;
)Ut why didn’t they put a saw in it? It’s
rst-rate as far as it goes. Hullo J there’s a
G tuere, what does that staud for?”
i be jeweler didn’t kuow.
J**™® “tndied it carefully for a moment,
a a bright thought struck him. His .face
leu as il he bad made a discovery.
U ’" hu 8aid * “*t’s all right. G
stands for gimlet. That will do. I’ll take
vr? ere ^ as . a Httlc touch of sadness in his
ice as he pinned the emblem on his coat
R aa went away mattering—
• quare, Compass aud Gimlet. I do
A special Washington ‘dispatch of (he 4th
instant, to the New York Times says that
the personal feeling is developing into a pro-,
position to elcdt a new President of
ate, in order that the successful issue of the
impeachment would not remit in the eleva
tion of Wade to the T*ree^ency. h ■ Jc. (J f»
'viali there
was a saw, though.”
wfc a T,® 1MB TO Baskedpts—The
I,.... 11J t ,f the United Stales Senate
rni.t W ,f rt ’ 1Qleut !ed to amend LhoBiBfe-
th, 1 . r . Ct ’ Wl a PP*.V to section thirty-three of
dtbf or**},f C i‘ ^ is D0W the law that a
bv hr... lrauJ or embezzlement^ or
ia » f, i lraal wll de the party is acting
cliHr.r. i e i> ry ca P a city, shall not be dis-
222?; But lhe de,)t “ a y proved
bis .iuJ 16 f a,ate » nn ^ l he creditor receive
as S end ’ wb . ich 8ba, l ;be a discharge- for
v^i 18 Mother clauge enact h
not rclp SC ^ ar8e uu ^ er tlie Bankrupt act shall
HuIiIa °, T hl ^ cct any other person jointly
ntrih^ 1 lh .° bankrupt for the same dsbt,
irJt,, 1 “m! J ,mt contractor, indorser
? urel y- The'
Haqie section contains the im-
^U'kcv* ^® c * ttra, * on ;that in all cages of bank-
'•n 1 . W iere proceedings are commenced
passage of thy tfc*
"ball ux P ,res March 2,18(18), the party
produrT fir? U ‘ 8Cliar gcd uulurB his assets
bilitjl y . pcr cent * lia-
of a ’ °. r . lie has the wriitcn assent
of hi« in n °niber and value
St fcWart!fr dlt0r8, The c ^ an B e * which Mr.'
^-enau u 1K)868 ar<i as folloW9: Htt would
to th,, l “ e Portion of the law in reference
Otciarv a°i U d <1 ‘ Sd ! are8 ° f httnkl np*« a*W fl-
ttlaiion o, , "tttUenzlemfUlB, with the stip-’
b »ukrnnt h .h t i? 1 * 13 " i, oi «% liable with, the
“tend fi. not be 't'e^tiobul he woo Id
Iie.li t '1 P er cent - plause onlil one
^“n' a . r i' In6/:1(<88 [ uader ,h « ««'««»•
It will i“ B J't^cribed by-the present law.
Uoneiv. 8 °^ e time -Wo™ bott^Honse, of
ileanwl,*! W " 161 “P®* tbe proposition.
°iwra e hl *'• the fift Y P CT cent, clause will
A YotJNO LADV’8 CoultAGA'SEfERVLT TltST-
bd —An instance of more than Homan firm)
ness, which occurred s-few days since in. the
county of Hanover, has reached us through
* young
•ott^pr,'
. fairadf
her father, was left in possession of the pre
mises, accompanied cmly fay three small chil
dren and a negro girl some 15 or 16 years of
age. The father, who hdd gone to court, did
not roach home until nearly o’clock. When
nearing bis residence he heard footsteps, as
of persons running in a field close to his
bonse, but being unarmed he did not pursue
the parties. Upon alighting from his horse
and ’knocking at 'faia* door, he Was re
fused admittance until Ins voice w,
cognized by his daughter. A few min
utes previous, it appeared/ iwo negro men
bad demanded that tfU- do«or be open-
*ed,' put ,4faa daughter dc^lqrcd that
der no pircnmstauww would their
be complied with^ Tbey then thm
break down the door witfa ap axe, but, noth
ing daunted, the ’dfcngfate# kfill pernfiteia f#
her refusal. They next declared that they
would fire the building, and^n young indy
heard them under the house, ns < if ^carrying
out their diabolical intention, but with firm
ness worthy of any cause, she remained
inexorable. Just at this trying, emergency
tho footsteps of the returning father fell upon
the Oars of the scoundrels, and they fled
precipitately. The neighbors turned oat the
next moaning and tracked the marauders
spine distance,-but all trace* were -finally
lost in a pine thicket from which thb snow
had disappeared. When it is known that
year,} ofdelicate*boiT^nd ad ra eWhst
constitution, her Roman firmness under
8nchitfyiag citcnmsWiCM is alUheBmor&ra-
markable and commendable..—BkK .( Fa.)
inquirer Sf Examiner.
CifiLiTt iri A Fo*tdh«.—CiviHty- is a for
j,nne jiiself, for a oonrteops man alwpys iuo-.
c( eds well in life, and that when persons of
ability sometimes foil/* 'Tho famous Duka j»rooipt oseoTAfr
of Marlborough is a casri fas f? was
said of him y by one cotemporary, mtm
agreeable maimers often converted an ezmuiy
iuto a friend; and' by ahotbur, that it was
such bankrupts who are mads
be voin«» ? Dtenral - Pewoirt disposed to
luentSir y? 11 ^ Ibis 1 «uien4-
n, IIS - ttuaer conMiierilion; bat Iho a per-
bmlrriT . Ina I’ Uo lorctnl iuto iuvoluutary
00t b» T « the benefit «f the
etten,!■“““{ “§?«. tjntess there is a proviso
P«!i ' !? tiie'|*e8«nt l»w np to tbe time of
£ t*te amendment.—Philo. Infuinr.
more plowing to be d*oi«l a f»vor by
then to receiy. one {mw iny other
The gracious mtfnherof Oiihrle, James
Fm preaerved him *?ltkf.. WfLlU,
timeiwhfn be was, ^ohtM.IIy, the most Un
popular man in the kingdom,' The world a
history ia fcdUf MMKbuOlMC MHWi
d, by eiyility. The eljierienoe of
. lab/uroUbe^ W yre
frequentjnatanoaa. where, coudli&tory man
ners bate made the fertonee of physicians,
lawyers, dlyinee, politicians, merchant,, end
indeed, indiriduulaof aft purauita, To mem,
dyility i. what beauty U. to, women—it ia a.
general passport to fa.of—a leKer ef. in.
ttodbutioivifritteu lp Ungo*S s that every
Now, reader, self-abysh, venereal diseases
badly cured, and,sexual excesses, are nil ca
pable of producing a weakness of the gen
erative organs? 'The' organs of’generation,
when in perfect health, rnako the man. - Did
you ever think that those bold, defiant, eu
ergetic, persevering, successful business men
ate always tbdse whose' generative organs
are in perfect health ? ,.Y<ju never hear such
mem complain of being melancholy, ot ner-
vousnees, of palpittttion ol' Ijm heurt.. They
are never afraid they cannot succeed in busi
ness; they don’t become sad and|discylir-
aged; they are always polite and plcart.int in
the edmpany of ladies, and look you and
them right iu tiny face—nuaeofsyoor down
cast looks or any ether meanness about
lMh.;,X4o not mean those who keep the
organs inflamed by running to excess. These
will nUt ouly rriin their constitutions, but
also those they do business with or for.
HoW many men fronqfa»dly*f u^^dweases,
from ike effects of self-abuse and excesses,
have brought »bo»t that v ktaje of weakness
in thoie organs Mist, hasTeducwd the general
aysteui so much us to induce almost every
other disqf^^diocy, ltmacy, paralysis,
spiiial affections, suicide,..and almost every
other form of diseasri which hamanity is
heir fa), and the real cause of the trouble
scarcely eversfispected, and have doctored
for all! but the right oue. ^
' i-meascs of these organs require the use
of a djurctio. JjjOiS
Of tbe beat host; will lie furnisheti of tbe capacity of
two bim lred and fife* pouudu to the inch, and which
hose wilt boused ft Jr tnal pmpoee and p j other. For
evorjr rtdlation ot spy provision of ibL, section a fins
of twenty dollars may be imposed; besides riktoTm .
any cane where damage may b*’aofte to private pro--
perty by any fire engine or otbar spparatns, and for
’<*rhteb the city may be 1 able, sack damage shall be
collected from iha mauagera of socli engine, or appa
ratus I . , ... "... ,-
Section 8. And it is further ordained by the autho
rity aforesaid, That it shall be lawful for any engine,
hose cart or bock and bidder track t > take the mod
avallani'* route Id going to afire; but, on returni g,
•it rtiaft npt bfe lawful for snch enginr-', cart or .trnik
to be carrfed^n or dvpr ^'.v side-Walk' Or through any
sbaare, or’through the Market, Wilder a pdualty of
thir y dollars on the perron or persona vluliitmgtblfi
section; and any dafnsgo done, to a pavemeiit or to
private ^ronerty a^ait be borne and pujd forhy the
mail' ger» of tbe lire companies by whose fault the
damage m -y be done.
•• St c'.inB 0 And it Is farther ordained by the antho-
riiy atoresttid, That in c.-.se of any disagreemert oe-
iwten a fire comj»any and tbe chief officer or officers
of the Fire Lupartutem, from >1 egu-d Insuburdina-
i|on m-gl ct of •iuty or o'.ho wise, ihe s<*tna shall,
gfier the eme: geucj is over, be referred to the M .yue
for hi ■ arbitrament, with th<-right of e thor of the
parties to take un appeal io tlie City Connell. wi:o
shall liml y decide lbe niailu-*; uni all ordinauccsQr
parts of oniiuunc •«, so far us ibey militate with this
or iiusnce. are hereby repealed.
Urdiauuco patoedia Cou' eti, March 4th, 1868.
MARTIN J. FORD.
■ M .yor ; ro tern.
Attest—Jaues Stewabt, Clerk of Council.
m-v—lot
j Mr it-
<•3 I
FLUlb
Tiller
BU
Wi
o o
is rax GREAT IHURETIC,
And ts s oertsla cure for 1
BI8BA3ES OF TUK^imi* »"
KIDMEl'g, rt •; '4 kl.« .>:*••
3115j *vu. AMja• i*. i—i --
-*« J DROPS?,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
tolfPLAiNliB, GENERAL DEBILITY,
m ‘
AHA AX
DISEASES of the urinary organs,
r - l
MtSALB
W tether existing in Male or Female, from
whatever cause-orlginatiBg, and no
W«. UWrt-u.mf subwilto* K>. 00B8CMFTWS
otlNaANITT nuyeniue. Out IteBh And blood Are
rapport* froifi thrao «• fcoUUi »4
uppuera. »nk 4kM ¥
'Tnwma:
flelmbold’H Extract Dnckn
S8TABLUEUI SPWABB OP 18 YBABS,
/
CVA BAOAOWAY, NEW YORE,
.Cij: is™’ .V V;
10* gOtFTH TElf^ll ST., PHILADELPHIA, Pi.
. f. ' - « '• ‘ - ’ : •
gar; PRICRtH per bottle, or six MttK.for
M H.'dellvMwd t%AMj adurcaa. Sold by
>j:\VS HERALD
PUBLISHED BT
MASON a estill,
, [J. H. MTILIul
8. W- MASON.) ^
BAV STRRKT, SAVANNAH, CA.
TERMS:
,, , VEffH AND *“ “
til | wKttU NEW8 AND JIBBAIJ).....» ;; »««C
Siuglo Copies -
^VI-BS OF AUVERTISWG.
A SQUARE is ten measured lines of Nonpareil
? , \K,WH AND HKBALD.
C ‘ ' i>VEltTiaEMENT8.—First lnHerUon, $1 Ofr
* „.«• each subsequent insertion, 75 cents per
per
't' -Mvertiscuente for one month or longer [^,1
b 'verted.t .peoiol »t«« which can bo McerUinod
office. *
». i r «
■. I '.Ilf
rlstsr, haring big Agents In Europe, and,. rocetrl*g a
i*rt whisk wifi ‘be ■ LOW'" asi„jt|l^„!6aa ilje Jrtgifc; fa" New Tsrk sr
PWRdelphlmthefslkwlageOODS:
' ' >' »• . ■.■•■HD U ' ' ■
Jr**..I)!"- y>h b !•> ,• *
it ••
» )k-'
t <<■
Vr ( J, y
i : ■ w
«>;
<1
Sjin il
t mill •Jtjdf*'* j
| PAINTS, GARDEN SEEDS,
1 1 ' V :; " ‘|« M -IO ■ I J’ ■
Surgical Instruments, Dye Woods,
* — I A i I i^r. 1 • h w . - j .
ponges,Etg»
- tf
Guardian’s Sale.
.OREBABLB to an order oVThe Court of Ordl-
11 'of MdOteah ooanty wilibo nold pn .the
ojanlfi R Wing. Adfiffttus M. Wlt»g, Said AbHie C.
Powell,- niaon, ountainlng ten aerte tU.land • more
or less,'®* which in a-email dwelling,hop«e and
kiUhen, ou the east ajdj of the Ridge Rodd, two
miles irom-fhedtjrnf Darien In said coimiTv.' 8bld
for the-bnnefitof'initiofs.»«
Ttsmacaab, pkacaaaars paying fer utiea.
Jansi—fa^cw iJ -
l OF ; GEORGIA—LIBERTY <
“.-"TO
Where4a,Sj i at Fraser wiiTspply at ton,Court o£
Ordinary.for Letters Dbmisnory as Lxacutyr on, the
* Joseph Qaarterman, ol mad coenty, de
ft may
e,'therefore, to cite andsdmotiiah all whom
a to be and appear before said Coiirt, to
*v— v—t — before the
make objection (if any they have), on or before, the
first Monday ib August next, otherwise tidd letters
Will be granted. :,**> , ■: < • .«•-)•/. - ...
'Wimena-cuy official a%natui*, this 3d day of Feb-,
ruary, 1868.. W. P. GIRARDEAU,.,
fe 13—iafa5m ' ^ Ordinary of Liberty epuni^y.
Pubikhed for Information.
jht| •:— : " ' '* : '
A HILL TO BE ENTITLED
AN ORDINANCE
To create tbe office of Inspector of Streets and
.Laura, to lix the pay and liaUee of the "ffiee,
end for other purpoeea connected therewith,
feoetioii I. The Miyor and Aldermen of ihe bify fit
Savannah, in Couacil aemjmhiod. do hereby ordain,
'Ihat fi-utu and immediately after the paasing of tb**
ordiumn^o a su'.Uble person bhall be appomLOd by
Oouiicdjwho shad oe known by tbe official designa
tion of Injector of Streets and Lanes. The person
so aiip'Jinfed nhftll hold hi-t office nntli the first regu
lar m- eting of Council in January next, when an a;v
pidutaK-m sbah be inndeY.ir tlie then next snccecd-
ing year, .1,.d annually thereafter. Snch person no
appoiuted’Shail give a boud, with not leas than two
:j.nrot os, to be approved oy the Mayor, in the sum of
five-thousand doiFiro, for the faithful discharge of
the duties of hhrfiffltje. He may have au assistant,
with the approval of the Mayor. The pay of the In
spector *hali be at the rate of dollars
per montn.and of the asaiatant at dollars
per months And raft* Inspecuir and assistant shall be
Bubjtxt io.atM* enslon by the Mayor and removal by
the Cfcy'Oodueii, as in the case of othi*r city offioera.
The said lnriprotor of Streets and Lanes shall at ad
times be subject to the orders of the Commitree on
Htrctebi md Lanes, nailer the direction of the Mayor,
who may at any lime call in the atrf and Msfataeee
$ the Oliy Surveyor.
' Soctioh 2. And tLik farther ordained, hy the au
thority aforesaid, Tfcaton shall be the dfity of said
Inspector to-keep the Streets and lnnesin good order
and repair, and he shall at all times he ready, with'
his force, to do any and all necessary repaits. grid*
ingaiHl ieve ing oftho -treets and thorouehtare^,
sotting that the L owers and drains in aud around the
city ate kept open and ift proper order for the pas
sage of water beyond the city 1-mita and oat of fh«
region of Injury to the lie.ilthbfthe city; beside*
which, it shah be his daty to atiendto the opening
andgradii g of new streets, and to nil such other
work os may be assigned to him by the said Street
and Lane Committee, under the direction of the
Mayor. Fur the prup r discharge of the dutlea
H|bfi sail the ssicl Committee are hereby- authorial,
under he diiection aforesaid, to fnrniBh Mid Inspec
tor with not exceeding six male damp carts, and such
oLber assistance as ni;ty be neocssary for the bQsf-
ue.-H aHiresald, including the aitl of ponous aen-
teno d to do service on pnhlic works
Section 3. Aud it is further ordained by the au
thority aforesaid. That the Committee on Street*
and Lanes, under the direction ulbrcsaid, are hereby
authorized to select and rent a suitable wharf or
other pi ice for the deposit and keeping of atone bal
last and other material, to bu encloses and kept aa a
repository of proper material for making the repairs
and improvement* contemplated by this ordinance,
and to employ convict or other labor sufficient for
preparing and laying snrh material, under :he su
pervision of overseers pf such labor; and a prison,
van shall be lurnisbed for the purpose of conveying
prisoners subject to Bach duty to a nd from the place
where the work may be needed.
In. Council, March 4,1868,
First roa ling of an ordinance, and.published for
information. JAMES STEWART*-
mavC-5t Clerk of'CouneiL
HAMS, SHOULDERS MD SIDES.
T> EEAKFAbT BACON.
MKS8 PORK.
LAND PLASTER,
BAGGING and ROPE,
For sa’e bv
feb2»—lw OCTAVOS COHEN ft CO.
HAY! HAY!
JM LOTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS,
.Landing and for sale by
ib7 WILLIAMS, WARD » McINTIBE.
fOOK-KEEPIRG.
|jcm"8 BOOK-SESPINO, kJ Single »od Don-
itelhitry-Pricc 83 Tf- J
Mania* Book-keeping, t W
For sale at ESTlLL’s NEWS DEPOT,
Bull street, next to the Poet Offieo.
4 0r^s. W. KeogH,
LOCKSMITH and BELL-HAMiEB,
* , *'*~** M J
RNER OFJYHITAKER 8TREET Afffi
CONGUiSS-STREET LANE.
mM—tr *
NOTICE.
T> O. FBRGC8SON.42 South elraet, NeW Vork.
IV. Agent for 04inalgBoaa of the PeraTiauAwvttna-
uc, is TALK ONLY IMPORTER OF PERUVIAN
5NO IN THE UNITED STATES. Hi* Agent at
Umore is S7f. TOSE, No.MSfiOoridetieet.
No. i PERUVIAN GUANO^n hand aafi Jor rale
tm
it New York and Baltimore.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors
Wi bted to the estate of JOSEPH
ON, late or Liberty cuuuty, deed.
o notified to make immediate paimciit and those
hi vl :g demands e.gainst saideslatu will present them
A ii. PERSON^
A ANDER
in terms uf tffi* lair. . JES<E BREWER.
ja:i24—lawfiw Adminiscrator.
S tate oP dEORGiA—liberty county.—to
all whom it may concern :
Whereas, Jesse Brewer and JohnP. Meil will up
ply at,the Court Qf ordinary for L^Ke^ JWamiasory
as Administrators on the cstule of J.*.mes E. Me rail,
of said county, deceased:
These are., therefore, to cite and Admonish all
whom it. may conuqrn, ,(q b* and appe*o before said
Court to make objection lU any they have) on or be
fore thill flint Monday ifi August neiL otherwise
said Letttere willhe^rautaAr'- '* . r j -t.p n. - .f
Witness.nry official filgaaiure ihis kfifl day of Oauu-
nary. 1868. WvP. UlKARiiSAU.
j>ma*-riam6m o. U c.
Ot Liberty ,..
beionglnfe to the
eni^—lay^m
ive to sell all the
'oieph A. “
. A. And •tsou, dbc’ti.'
JESSE iSRBWtCR,
AdmiHistrator.
OF GBOHOIA. CHATHAM COUNTY.—To
. whom K may concern i ,
Whereas, Levi D®Wirt and Wta. tr. Llircoffi wft!
apply at Lhe Court Qf Ordinary (Qr Letter* Dismis-
sory as Execntore on the estate of Catherine i*. Hay-
Tfiese-■ are, therefore, to cite and adtponish all
whom it may concern, to he find appear before said
Couit tu make objection (If any they haveyon orbe-.
fork the first Monday in June next, otherwise
sold letters willbOgranted.~i+-i
ol
Cfiliri OK QKQB9iA.imuuiirYcyuiiXY.-To.:
Q all whom It may concern:
' Whereas, Ttnauag B* Wheelar;will apply'At the
Oomrt o| AJirdipanr.^or Letters Himawemry aa Adlum-
. These are, therefore, toclte and admofihdiall whom
It may ebneern to be and appear before Said Court, to
m«fc£«bjeofcH‘ia(if SMy-Uiuy h*V*). un oje before the
^ let
• Witness my official signature this 28th dapof Bfw
comber, 1W7. , ; , ,W. P. GIRARDEAU,
jAai-iamftm .; r - : . .. . I? . p. J, % C.
‘ .tifuB.PAJISONSkSMlderraitla Wukingta. «>. naakiuii
Ga,says:—My observation is that. Manes’ Super , j .....
^ftQiphatel^a preventl/e again* riwt In OoMb* ■ fffifii r.‘i
Has abOAt doubled the Qotum and trebUd tfcQ-Conw
Bdi done betttr than rerdvian pound for pound. '
Vj-J, ' - • >ii• "--is .'..'J iut «•>
QTATS68 OEOHGrit-MelNTOSH' OOHSTY.'-tpr
all Whmn it may concern :r 1 ^ oU4'-
Wbeifias, Ann C. Hart bos applied to the
of Ordinary for Letter*, of Adm.niatratlQn rie —
non npofi the estate 6f RBreh M. Gould, late oT Milfi
These are, therefore; Jo cite and admonish all
and sinonlar the heirs and c.rediipift^Ar raid estate
-to file ^ heir objections, if any, on or before the first
Monday in Apfai* otherwise aaifl.letters wili.be
granted.
Witness my«artal*igaatnrc thi* tMfc'day of Feb-
raary, ltSfi-jj. ! ,. W. P. GIRARDEAU,
. c.
S TATE OF flEOHGIA-^fcBm*M COUNTY.—
To ail whom it may eooeerai ,\ »ih
Whefle**, Ann 0. LUrt ha* applied fo the Pourt- of
Qrdttaty for Letter* of AdmimstraHoh de benls non
wpeu the estate of George W. 'Dunham; late of'said
county: deceased: i-jv > I t
' Tfreee are, therefore, to fcite ^-d .admonish all and
rin-iUlftr the h^lra and creditors of eaid.Qetf'e w»;file
theft Abjections (ir any) on or before tfie first Mon
day in April, otharerwise Mdd letters will be^
ctntefaj)' .• • w. -i«-«
mhi-Jaw4w '•*' ' ‘‘'"'’■'CK'-L
Imunstrator’sSotice.
[ persons .hating claim* against the estate
T Pierce Butler, deceased, will presefo then
miy attested within the time prescribed by law, ana
ill persons Indebted to sdiftemate Will comb forward
ind make tmmsdiata piy moot to^he aaderslgDed. >
. P.JL NKWTUiGALB,
.„s :Adi»ip'Str,>o r .
SOW ‘
TO BUYERSI
if '■li-.'iiU eti . •►f- I t;.- . v •>
CHEAJP DRY GOODS!
AD
S’
Fancy’Dry Goodsfl
And *tieb we an dMermlnnl tA wtl at ' "
' ’•'•Btieb:' : F^ide>s
Am will defy competition, couUtiiif in put of—
IT IS COMPOSED OF INGREDIENTS E4C0: Dt XNO-OF IlSELF A VIGOROUS
They ore used in their PURE .STATE, and, combined'hr the SCPEB-PHOSPHATB
FREE FROM ADULTERATION, and PERFEOTLX* SOLUBLE ' The practical exjra-
rience given, below of planters during .the paat aeasop, fbSy establish all the adnn get
claimed for this well known F^r.tilizor. • - -x .
Received the “Highest Prnifdaai" awarded to FerUlizen by tbe' Amerioan Inttitnte of
New Ifork,. held Ootober, 1867, l r . ; -1 umi ■ • ;l ' - ■' -
For fall report^ with analysis made by tu.e^Cpmimtteeof the-baMtate, enmpoeed of Df
C. E. Buck, Prot J. G. Koole, and other ^pmi^ot ICbenuelA aee Pampliteta. -
The aistiiigai'shiji^gi^atBof this ftupW Php6pm»-iirom « , ber-ninlilu l ¥brUlUer»h tbat 1
all of its iogrediepts are,of animal.pritjin, aud’.are eitbet-solubte !n wat*r, or in a eondhioA '*
to qaickiy becjtuo so.uble ia the soil, and bo takes np-by tho crop. ■■■'■ »atus JsK .it -r .
Contains noiuert or mineptl m^tariaU, ( ^.,i r j Jo- ilauntii: t- o^.r •'«. ,- .
The proper relative pn.p jrtiou oi the.ingredients in Mapea’ Soper-Pbosphate, to beet ■
the requirements of the Cottoo crop on Georgia and; Sonlh ftitn'r-*- *r u . ia. frtlty |ni,iad
by the experience of Fiantera, ,who testify, thatjWjtBBoyer. tbqy .applied, ah* oonra.to lead
noted for rusting Cotton, the disease waa entirely connoted apd a haaltky. fignroM
iuLriPft^«ped,.9q.ra^m!b«4.^u,£-1 «eT i.e* ii*d '-jj vt
Paroyiaa Guano and other Fart ( ili^raJtaye J: fa^^ ( a aeoore a healthy growth.)
32|„;TESTlMONTAT.fl ,
THOMAS 8. SAI.TKt, Walhtngton conntr iia., ' J-AITHS TfoMBBSlN, Alston, *. 0. reeort«--ijm ’ , *
report* that *ay«uty fife- i«r aavq« m old FsnM-tn dad MtiidUrabbit but one-hart *
Lana, increased t>otb theOottno and Corn three-fold, te compared wl'h Maocs’ gnaw-PbronHata.. fosii
Consider* Ik for uiore* dfioiwi&icar than Pern via* thostiyfandy, with cl lyruft sniiifarirod dlfoonce
►LtiraMfli* to dwarftmr EupArPh*» *
toklM
Vi-J
L W. 8C0TT, tfttiEM section, roportMMfhi#
crq^ manured with P*ruvi*n Guano was for more
v fl?cted by dreuth find Axeeath* rain* th*» #hsr*<
Mafias* Super.PiiOMpbaia, waa us^l, em
Mapes’ iu preference to any Fertiliser 1 heTias Seen
used by hiaiudgbbora. ' .? .t.ti -L-n
W. fa. SPARKS, EftHmtpn. Gft„ rep'ort^;—On l*nd
abont half.coveted wRh acdgc. and wmob had »ot [,
iH*m Cuitivatod in two years, whore tbe mac Jk
put iu badly; manured crop-would yield two
Where tue unmanned wQulayfoffitQne. -)•
B. B. HAMILTON, Americas,'da., reprrrit^os.
tained the most salbCneiwj. nranit: wmnMaoefi
Stiper-Pbosphate, applying it as 1 top-dreulng. It
is eosMkiei ed by ai:, 1 have had the best grtrdte Gw'
yew - ipj Southwestern Georgia.
• ’ 1- ' R* il— I«aoik 'a i fa*
Oofion iu every ease vefifotked. And acme.report U ..;F«jL
i than doubled their crop. On Wheat and
readit was vdry tttJbfactory.
li 8. C., Write*—U*ad
' i8tri.CRhmr.jy
' “■ * fix. ,
sssnHsvmara&n
ns^H kUpsn* Biu^yamiOnn ,U» hMSheAs.
Oat. the
n.X weBNoc
In laud which a rant;
l»oF
K. Roach Branch, 9. C-, report*
;tys rusted Cotton ttioreawd the
.. rusted Oottofi
two-fold, as fine Cotton as he ha* seen this year.
Prevented risL< - Four row* vomanufod'rmfod M
IS^V^^8S&4BamB
■»e»fnei in epring, ksptpeMsetiy ttwnssa gm,
tn*4y. Has heat Peru^in Qoano in his neighlxir-
ho.lL Bene.wit u>'i—tUi teau mumrebetrtnwe
R. LlLEfl; Llle*vilIe,‘Ar-<lf‘rson faitiriet, 1 farbi,' 5 4
Sports:—a*, compared'GUU Feravtaa -tfoaewhAd.' mV
. iheyond doubt to. tlie .toft thqjaw W ». ! ftth* 1 l
raat were sot, by d marked difference, to 6e Men f
where It was applied, as tint* «am aOwf —imw ] .*otof
,.J i .tit. f: M£J * -Yul X?- it oiif (ffiv jj.il
Letters from ths hbote nsrme<I Esaterii gM -tefp«rWn<ffl"fn detaO, will b
■ M in our descriptive pamphlets. These pampb s)| fontsiii A tn*jit on mApore, and
genetaf ioformfttlon of Interetft to fhe Plariieri 1,1 '
OT PRICE, PER TON OF 2,600 POUNDS, OASM, *£» ».. Or, oash, *22 SO; payable
November lot, 1868, S32 £«-*«$ 00,
>,lii*i
li'jjl ifi-t
3*1 Yl,»fttii±fT<. ry --
lAiri jntelr.
Her} U*A v
‘J M.a,
:-fa
lyarAj ft.jt I t
: Viatt) *hf*t
ell^i »dl J
PURSE kt
General
)ati27—If ''
Notice to 'Planlers:!of
i ; ? •
W “rendon tolSW, wke.in paretTof kM
“His but Jmt ttot'IMnnad
—.riuzaaaaved
8mratokUk«U 0»«U4.KKP<»T d» gAYA^a*.
: 'I =“ ;,.IS '
’ -’SUP-S '■ :->sif - >Ut V,*»JlT ! tU>tm
To wfiotoFaeton aafi Plastac* wfil pi^adhfipM. *«**»
ini V- VV iu tiO» ‘tt 1
