The Daily news and herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1866-1868, April 13, 1868, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text!C£r5CENTS. SATAH^AH, GEORGIA MONDAY, KEWS & HERALD. pTJBII8HXD.Br ■- — MASON A ESTILL, u. *. «ra*. OFFICE OF 80PTOA CmPLE K, =» S4Timl.iprUSd.18K. I AH AMD AFTER BUNDAY, April 5U», tkeFM- \J soger Trains on tea &**0a Osftrsl feUvni will run as follows: nAlLT NEWS AND HERALD $10 00 ^weekly news and herald .WHO Single Oopiei - 6 c * nt * - RATES »F AUVBttTISIHO. tr 4 square i. ten mereured line, of nonpareil „i me News asd Hebalb. . , e ADVERTISEMENTS.—Ftret insertion, $1Off per square; each enbseqnent Insertion, IS owls pet ‘’“^dvertieeraents lor one mouth or longer will he inaeried at special ratee which can be ascertained lithe office. ; Hon. Thomas D'Aroy MoOae, wbo was at one lime a conspicuous member of the Young Ireland party and the associate of John Mitohel and the lefy Thomas Francis Meagher, but wbo of late years has occupied a prominent position.in Canadian politics, met biadeattr on the 7th inst by the hand Of an assassin, at Ottawa, the capitol of IhiK ; new Dominion' of. Canada, The occurrence has caused g»e»texcitement both at Ottann and Montreal, and the wildest rumors wei e afloat in both cjtiea. By acme the asssasina- Savannah ^UCOll.... Angu-afa .. iotfo F. H C'ouuecta with train that learca Augusta 8:46 A. It DOWN DAt TRAIN. .6:16 P. M NEW GROCERY Savannah. Ma<;on. Aueoata MiUed-uvilre. Eatnnton : Conuec’.g with train that leaves Angiuta 8:45 A.M. UP NIGHT TRAIN WITH WESTERN MAIL. Savannah........................8:00 PM Maon ,8^5 AM Augusta .4 M P M DOWN NIGHT TRAIN WITH EASTERN MAIL. Savannah .... JCatt -**(**&, Letter from Washington tion is attribnted to the Feniana, of whotn Mr McGee was a bitter enemy. Later despatches from Ottawa represent the. excitement to be on the increase, fy has been ascertained by the Canadian au thorities that the murder was,perpetrated by a New York Fenian, who is said to have ^ been detailed by a secret society for the pur pose. It is also rumored that a French rev olutionary society in the Lower Province is aeting in concert with the Fenians. The members of the British party openly threat en retaliation on all known Fenians, and it is feared that other assassinations will follow. A despatch giving an account of the mar- der, says; in The ball passed through his head, and lodged in ihe door, which Mr. McGee was * in the act of opening. A son of Mrs. Trot- le4 CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEWS AND HERALD.) (SPECIAL .5:30 AM SAVANNAH AND AUGUSTA TRAIN WITH, NORTHERN MAIL. Washington, D. C. t April 6, 1868. When the Managers of Impeachment closed their case on Saturday,. there was. a feeling of relief in the heart of every friend of the Executive over the weak case made out against him; and there was a certain disappointment on the part of the Radicals for the same reason. The impression had beeu growing-for a week that the chances for the conviction of the President were diminishing, and this was materially Bireng hened during the lan, two or three days of the trial. This was particularly to be noticed when the Managers failed, and wolully failed, to establish their charge of conspiracy. The tricky Butler aided this materially by ovtr-reacbing himself and as sociates, by attempting to prove that the President app.dated his friend, Col. Cooper, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for the purpose of controlling the moneys of the United States. As Cooper was appointed in November, and the charge alleged that the President conspired with others in this mat ter in February, the accusation was baseless. The Court by a decided vote refused to al low a question to he put bearing on the point, tnus deciding that the appointment ol C< opor was not to be brought in the issue. Tue effect of this has been salutary; so, when the prosecution closed Saturday, the natural inquiry was : “ Is this all there is against the Protident ?’- I think from the indications that impeach ment conspiracy is on its last legs. There was much surprise mauife^ted at the managers not contesting the demand of the defense for lime to oollect and prepare their testimony, much of which is documentary evidence. Old Simon Cameron, Sumner and Coukliug, all of whom are remarkable more for zealous partisanship than brains, sug gested to the “seven wise men” lhat they ought to say something on the proposition ; ana old Cameron insisted there was no rea* sou the trial should not proceed on Monday, but it was no avail. The managers were dumb, even Ben Butler could not utter a note, and so it w&9 submitted to the C Jurt, which granted it by a vote oi 37 to 10. Tiiere are rumors that the President's coun sel will ask for a dismissal of the cause on the grounds that no cose has been established, bat the statement is erroneous. The coun sel think they would be entirely justifiable in asking it, bat on consultation with the Presi- Savsnnah Angusta.. Maco'.i. They sre used iu thair PURE STATE, and combined lifts BCRS-FHOSPH tTE FREE FEOM ADUMBRATION, and PERFECTLY SOLUBLE Tbs practice! expe rience given below of planters daring die pest seeson, fully astsbllah *& ft* tins gas claimed for this well known Fertiliser. , ! • •' ■ • Received the .-Highest Premium" awarded 10 Fertilizer* by ths American Institute of New York. heldGctober, 1867, ^ . weaw* **? a,i ■ Fur full report, with ansiysis made by the Committee of thr lnsCftate, composed of Dr C. & Bock, Prof. J. G, Kuule, and other prominent Chemists, wsPtff pOlstn. Ths distinguishing isaiure of this Supee-Fhosphate fromotber sitaQar FartUisers is that all of its ingredients are of animal origin, and are either solubiutat waiir, or in * condition to qniokly become eoluble in the aoii»_aad be t»kso np by the ctof/i Contains no mert or mineral material!. j ,.t : * ra/i The proper relative.prupurtioa of the.iugre jients in Mapes' Baper-Phosphaia, to meet the reqnireuenta of the Cotton crop on Georgia and South Carolina soils, is folly proved by the expeneuos of Planters, who testify that whenever they applied the same to bmd noted for rusting Oetfoo, the disease was entirely corrected and a healthy, vigorous growth produced, on the sama land. ..i , y._ Peruvian Guauo sod other Fertilisers have Uiied to seour# a haslthy growth. AUUOaTA AND 8AVANNAH TRAIN WITH . OOUTUKRN MAIL. .U.U0FK 4:25 P M Savannah Augusta. CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Macon. EATON TON AND MACON TRAIN. >n 4:3-) A M eviilo ....6:10 AM 6:26 AM 9:43 AM .6:16 PM 3:49 PM MAI ON AND LAlONTON TRAIN. 4:16 P M eviilo 7:43 PM..... 8:00 P B •it 19:00PM ah 8:C0AM » 8i46AM JOHN G. CLARKE, -tf ABaiataiit Superint ndent. AND PROTillOMfli At GBRATLY REDUCED CASH PRICES, end Will be eoMteotly In receipt of Fresh Supplies from Northern Markets, S-iYanunh. CHOICE HAMS, BACON, FULTON MARKET BEEF, FORK, BUTTER, CHEESE AND L4RD, CODFISH, MACKEREL, . ~ BUCKWHEAT, FLOUR CORN MEAL, HOMINY, RICE, POTATOES, UBIWI, SUGAR, SODA ASD ALL KISDS or biscuits, COFFER, CRUSHED, CLARIFIED AND BROWN SUGARS, Choice Green and Black Teas, RIO AND JAVA COFFEE, SYRUP AND MOLASSES, CANDLES, VINEGAR »wtf vs Soap, tobacco, CIGARS, Raisins, Pepper, Spices, Soda. BROOMS, BUCKETS, PICKLES. CANNED FRUITS, Amok*. . GA$DY, order V Is your urine sometimes thick, milky. or flacky, or is it ropy on settling ? Or does a thick scum rise to the top ? Or i* a sediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile? Do you have spellsof short breath- iug or dyspepsia ? Are your bowels consti pated ? Do yon have epellg of fainting oi rushes of bloo.d to the htati? Is your mem ory impaired? Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject? Do you feel dull* listless, moping* tired of .company, ol life ? Do you wish to tie left alone, to get away, from everybody? Does aby little thing make you start or jump? Is your sleep broken or restless 1 js the lustre of your eye as brilliant ? The bloom on your cheek os bright ? Do you epjoy yourself in society as well ? Do you pursue your busi ness with the same energy ? Do you feel as much confidence in yourseli ? Are your spirits dull and flagging, given to fits ol melancholy ? If so, do not lay it to your Mver or dyspepsia. Have you restless nigbls? Yonr back weak, your knees weak, and have but little appetite, and you attribute this to liver-complaint ? THOMAS t>. SALTER, Washington county, Os- reports that seventy five pound* per acre, on old land, increased both the Cotton and Cora Uiree-told. Considers it far more economical than Peruvian Guano.' V - ' - Da. X. PARSONS, SanderaviHe, Washington eh. 9a, safe—My oba-rvatton is that Mapea' Super Phosphate is a preventive againat rust in Gotten w -• * ^Tmaa ttOUi the Com. »ton of Peruvian and found SfthcSyTnhiS in aiae of the balls M faTaref close to his head when fired. THK RfihUVAL OF J6OGK8 IS ALA BAMA. Gen. Meade has issued an order disapprov ing the conduct of Lieut. Johnson, who lately closed the Circuit Court of Calhoun County. Ala., and arrested Judge Pope. This, Gen. Meade says, a subordinate officer has no right to do, as it if a power vested only ip the Commander of the Military District—“the. power pi dosing Oourio and. arresting Judges.” In the second place, says General Meade, “Lieut. Johnson erred in judgment, his construction of General Orders 63 and 66 and, so far as the Com- JOHN R. H vigorous and tar iter where comparaAml Phosnh'&te In- Has about doubled rhe Cotton and trebled the Cora. Has aone better than k eraviaa pound lurpouod. 1. W. B-OTT, of the s4ae section, report, tbttkfo crop manured with Peruvian Guano was tuawre xiucLcd by drouth and excessive rains than where B0LSH4W & SILVA Mflpas' Super Phosphaie was used, -bhall Use used by hla neighbors. .V^ L ; W. fl. SPARKS, Satonton. Ga., reports^-On land; abo rt half covered With sedge, and WUCft haSoo* oeen cultivated, in twayewm w^wM-e »«ure was, pat in badly, manured crop Would yield two pounds where the an manured wouAu yteUoue. - & B. HAMILTON, Americas. Ga., wp-rtrOb tained the mort Mib-factory trials <ro*». Mepse’ Crockery, CHINA, GLASSWARE. Kerosene Lamps, Oil, wisfflse MAflHiiiEflf CLOTHES-WRINGERS not being correct mauding General ©an judge from the cor respondence submitted, the construction of Judge Pope was such as has been given at theie headquarters. The object of General Orders 53 and 66 was not to deelare. as seems to be Lieut. Johnson's opinion, that all juries must be iu part eompflpSf of colored men, and that no jury was legal uu«» men'were impahnelled. The object and in tent of these orders WaVsiinpfy to remove the dislinctiou which-the laws of the States in W. J. ANDERSON. Port Valley, GA, Mapes 1 Bnpsr-Bhosphuta has doutdsd the orex of. Cotton in every case reported, and some report it has Dora than doubted their crop.* On Wna aM oata the result was very saUalactorj. g. *■ . - D A. WARNGUK, Beach «*i**«$Mta in land which always rusted Cotton tnoraased the Jrop two-fold, a; fine potion a»hG has seen th(sft?TT. MUT8, dyspepsia Wine , Brandy, Waiskey, CIDER, In fact everything uinally tonnd in a FIR9®iCIiAflS QflQCKBY HODSE. With LOW PiUUES and PO- public® hC ’ Pe * 80 XBerit ttl0 8npP ° rt 01 Oahaieut. ~ -» n * Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal diseases badly coved, and sexual excesses, are all ca pable of producing a weakueas of the gen erative organs. The organa of generation, rferi hAilfb make the man. Did yon ever think that those bold, aenan^ eu- ergetic, persevering, successful business men aie always tbo9e whose generative organs are in perfect htaltb ? You never hedr eueu men complain of being molancholy, ot ner- vousneea, of. palpil&lion ot the heart. They ara never afraid they cannot succeed io busi ness; they don’t become sad and discour aged; they are always polite and pleaeant in the company of ladies, and look you and them right in the face—none of yoor dowu- cast looks or any other jneauness about wm tried on f Cotton '•ffWd the^ccld ■ X. R. liLXS, LfieavillA An4*r*Sif roponv:-A» oompared with Xenwfipk be> oad doubt to the fact at** matwerenpt,by +/narm be wa where it w»a applied, as where the maaw* wera. ^Letters from ths abovw ntma* Want the ussassiuation conspiracy recoids and others which tell of the exploits of tiinford Cooovef, the tool of Holt aud btaiitm, and the partner of Ashley, it ia thought the conspiracy plot of Ashley & Co., which was based -.on. Con over’s statement, may be brought into this trial iu some shape. It would iudeed be interesting could the whole facts of that ditmuing plot be brought to light, but I fear it will not be just now, and that there are othei leasons for investigating those records. However, it will bs only to postpone the investigation, for justice will be meeted out to those lending conspirators as it has been (AGENT,) WHITAKER bTREET, q nd, in our descrijptfvs us the Bafaula News, in which it is stated that General Meade has removed Judge P. G. Wood, of the City Court of Selma, and appointed in his place one J. S. Cdrbin. The News says : The crouods of the removal ot Judge Wood are not stated, but we presume he refused to be dictated to by the military in regird fo matters strictly within tfie line of duty. We know nothing of the. appointed, but he receives the praise of Kadical sheetb, wtticb l. «BOUgh to damn Ub in.tM *>!<* of all respectable pebpl:- If foe Radical pro gramme ie carried out in this State, tUe good old-foebioned Dial by jury will be bofWcg more then a farce, add tbe lowjblgebt mem- 68 8T. JULIEN SOUTHERN GREEN PEAS, ■' BEANS. H*W POTATOES. ' TOMATOES, PEACHES, ftgk CWaOMiUTa tOUMTKB. *W Befereaui i. Sa?aanali—I. O. » Vo General poteutateof the world, yet he refused-it This ia intend ;d as a rebutter to ihe charge ot httempliug to usurp power. Judge Cur tis will open on Thursday and Sa*urday and Evarta will close their cask, and Bingham miu Butler will do the same for tbe mana gers. This is according to the origioal pro gramme, bat as several of -the manager* 1 , Logon and Wilson among them desire to he heai d on the one side and Mr. Grovesbepk 3od Nelson on the other, it is probale the limitation as to the uumber of speeches will he removed, li is said old Thad- Stevens, too, wants to be heard on it alio. The greatest outrage yet perpetrated, as admitted by prominent Radicals, is that of the Committee of Elections, on Gen. Morgan, of Ohio, and tbe sitting member, whose teat iu Congress is contested by DcIado ^ttad.). Notice bust arrive:‘WINDOW CURTAINS; PABSTBDN G1J.D WINDOW SHARES, Oord aud Tas**44; X Green and White Sha'te liolIautH, OOBNKRte W ri~ua sijlee—.together with niinv otWSr axUBM uoasvbntd Roods nariallv kept in his live." „ M,\TTKE8SEH, CUHHl' NS. MOSODIPO NX’ • tc , made to or ler. Matting, Oil OlotteaBaCMn invr cut <tnd laid. BV“All Repairing MW Itaew ia workman-llke style. Pioapt aiUnnOMgAyeMi moderate price* charged. „ m pg . A. 8OTWAFZ. No. IOO Broughton atreet, aj?3—Ty opposite Mesaia. Weed AOorawe) of a diuretic. The Committee decided to report against Morgan, and Schofield, of-Pennsylvania, wrote the report which they refused to per- "’** “ L - " 1 17 _ Ij inspect: but told he might l^^over it, mit the Democratic metnbers io inspect; but ben. Morgan was told he might look ov er it, hat when he went to @chofield^aToom for llie purpose, (where Delano waa present) tiiat worthy 'refused to allow him the privilege which has hitherto been granted aiwttya. Of course this is to prevent a thorough exposure of the villainous means: laken 11 deprive Gen. Morgan of his sent The Uov. Mr. Buuderiand piaqietraled a P^yer last night et Ole Bull's Gancert for BUCHU fflurtro »p3—tf ANDREAS HOFKK, by Loirtj* MaUbkck. LADY ALICE ; <*, THK NE«-C»A. oi% FIVK HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. the'massacbe OF ST. raBth6ld MEW, by Hiatty While. Dr. Smith’s SuibIIct History of Ruflijad. Cheap EAifioC ol DICKKNS’ , TrinitT Psalter and Additional Hytaus. HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR'APRIL. LESLIE’S.MAGAKINE FOR APMfc.,.. ECLECTIC MAGAZINE FOR AgBg* i KtOSEKA — OH&TSL, DROPS The cost of the trial of the President will he quite a sum, to aiy nothing of the, wear ^ fear of conscience, of Howard, Sumner * Co. Among the items Br /wn,the S^giiaiit- ut-Arms of the Senate, will receive §1,600- lor summoning Gen. Rousseau to appear, or. feu cents per mile, constructive Masige, |o Wich he is entitled to under the law# Brown 18 the only one who will b.e benefitted by the 5JJ®- It will cost tbe President at leas V20.000, all of which he must pay frbdk his pdvate tuuds. The Florida Constitutions have btettbefbre Jhe KeconstnicUon Committed but nothing been done wiUi thorn, and it now seems, probable they will not be mlerfered with me Committee. The returns from the Connecticut election yh he hailed with joy. The re-election bf Got. Ettgliah i 8 an aaapicloaa oia.b, iu bffecl w ‘ lfelt throughout the wwfy; ■ J t- Oen. Haucook will not nmke «By _Aang« of the .ubordiDate officer, of tbi. IHpart- ISeu^o jmory, and repUos him with an officer qi a GODEY’3 LADdPa BOOK FMjWftti 8ft3OHNRYAS, Buchn of an ltf« otbar a\j enable* .1 eimUar d irb«rtr bient on will cert, ^•fctted, the plucky JW

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The Daily news and herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1866-1868, April 13, 1868, Image 1