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[SPECIAL COBRESPONnENCfi OP THE NEWS AND HERALD. ] Washington, May 22, 1868. li there were ever so slim a chauee for the conviction of Ike President alter the pote on Saturday, there Is none now* enter- tuined. Even the Radicals have lost all hope, and the astute Mr. Ben. Butler they claim has been the cause. The postponement was* a pre-arranged thing by the conspirators, and for the* very pnrpose indicated in the* proceedings of the Managers’ Committee du ring this week—to bring out evidence on which to found another article of impeach* ment. It was held that Ross certainty, apd Fowler perhaps had been bribed, and 'the Massachusetts demagogue would dicover it. His restless, active mind devised many ex pedients, such as going into banks at the dead hour of night to etamine the cash ac counts of this or that person; employing spies to dog the steps of Ross and Fowler, and many of their acquaintances; to seize the telegrams 6i private individuals without warrant or authority of law; and even to have purloined letters and dispatches from the rooms of gentlemen at their lodging places, and hundreds ot' persons have been summoned. But it is all of no avail. Not a particle of proof has been obtained to sus tain the charge of bribery, nor an approach even to a Senator for that purpose, and the proceedings have failed so shamefully, so disgracefully, that Tbad. Stevens to-day told Butler *‘he had made an ass of himself, and justly provoked the contempt of every body/’ but not only this; Butler has man aged to elicit some evidence implicate gap- pirently an impeaching Senator. [Oar correspondent’s account of Colonel Cooper’s testimony is the same pub lished in out edition of yesterday.] > :U Senator Pomeroy denies that he ever eaw or heard of such a letter, or that any one was authorized to act for him in the matter. But this much is true. His brother-in-law, Gay lord, and one James Liggett, of Ranerf^ who are directly implicated, did make thi$,pr<3po- sition to Cooper; but Pomeroy’s frieaids claim that they acted on their own hook, and intimate it was a scheme to hoodwink Cooper and swindle him out of the $4O,Q0O^ Then the impeachers may endeavor tn giy«f it still another turn, viz: that ti>e Presi dent's friends were seeking to buy Senators, and that one: of their number did lay.the trap in question to catch them, hut that Senator Pomeroy had no complicity with it, and they will try further to show Copper bit at it. An intimate friend of Manager Wil- son’a says there are some apprehensions that Pomeroy has got himself into an ugly posi tion through his greed and avarice. , The effect of this is W further damage im peachment, which is dead biit not yet buried. The vote will almost certainly be taken Tuesday and a verdict of acquittal recorded. All the evidence up to this time (and there were fifteen witnesses examined to«£$y), I repeat, does not famish the basis for achusSr- tion against the President’s friends or any Senator. The disgraceful manner in which it was sought to secure the removal of the Presi dent is leaking out. Listen to this, and judge ye of these impartial Judges: Senator Henderson testified before the Committee of the House that he was present on Thursday night wtek at a secret meeting of the jm- peichers, and that Senator Pomercy told' him they now had conviction assured that he had a paper tnere, with thirty*flvfe-frames pledged to convict on the eleventh article, exclusive of Wade’s vote.” Ross saVd: “Mr. Pomeroy, 1 have not signed the paper^ I. told you I would vote for conviction on the first and probably on the second article, but I have not datertnined how 1 will vote on the eleventh.” “Op examining the paper.” Sen ator Henderson testifies, “Mr. Ross’ state ment was found to be correct, and I have his authority for stating that he did; hot determine until Saturday morning to vote .Afeal&jtttbe eleventh article. But here w6 seethe Conrt a partisan Court: but Sana-' tors, honorable Senators (God save' the mark O’cancussfcig. polliugtne votes seemly and solely for the purpose to secure conviction,- not to render a verdict according to justice-- and the merits of the cause. The fellows should be lashed throughout the land. ! jp<*de^wl fccmj^ ^e^d jyroi [Frqajhe Quincy Herald.] ; The foHoyfagJafaigt a letter received in this ie Combs, ther will be *fead WUh3l>tereMfpilYv«h remem ber the dirtinguisBed edrvides IhdAJenekwl,- in old timet, rendered the Whig party: I - j < Lkxbkgton, Kjlj April 4, .1668. -ssaafifflgifisttss *SBBKEtiS3LZ Union cause in |£80. by over twenty-three thousand mojority over the Breckinridge ~ '•Tate.*k s have_ . raap-lb^p be mad e man and. every other animat as he desired they should be—that a negro w not a whjlf <nan no mote than a polecat is a lion, I am denounced end proscribed by the present radical-negro ma niacs as ^^VpCitWBn^s a ‘copperhead.’ j The cro wfrtdaatfls nf-ltimope are now,i no doubt, laugnthShKf WWaour model Repub lic, running so rapidly into a i^gro despo tism. We s6enr tOhaVe taieif poor, misera ble Mexico as oar models instead ot obeyfng the ConalitotioBi aid the dews. God help ns!! . v mi t/i dn« . • . I *• “ X rely on the common sense of the nec- ple and their palriodsdr toLrebnfee the un principled men now in power . at W&shipg- ton, and consign them, to merited infamy. - . Yours,truly,. • .1 ns ot . t'lmua Combs. “ 8. R Cousi. Eso," •, a lUUUBHUU lUUJUClby UVUA IUC cause I believe that Sou mai Histobicsl Lksson on Imcbaoument.— Whatev'isrXje the Maollofumpe&climeuf, it has by no meant, proved r itre rapid operation that was nulicipateA It ia nnw uesply three, mcintbelsioce the lit. ash (^ebtoary 34) voted to impeach thet-Ererideuf. Xlhilet. iher trial may come to an end soon, it maybe suffered to drag its slow length aloBg uli the close of the President's term. We would aogges* an attend to his case in person. It is the pecu liar glory of .U&iinpMeheri that our country has produced in the President the greatest criminal that was ever seen in the world, it is mortifying ter our national vanity to think that We snnulfl noralso have the I. est trial. The trial S' Warren Hastings, wl Burke impeached,'in the, name of bu iratufe, J of both aerirSj Of every hge, add ol every rank, as the common enemy and ;0;- pressor of all.” but who seems to have been cession to the court on the first day of the trial, Bixiy were lying in their graves when it closed. Another ot, the strange events wrought by time was that, in the eight years which had elapsed, the managers of the im peachment bad become bitter political ene mies. and at the close, wfiefi their case brought them together, met each olh.r with trigid politeness. If the Ihdgth of the Presi dent’s trial could only be proportioned to broken lowo Several 61 fed mbdibers might present a parallel to .he Hastings case in the proportion of aeoatrtrs Anally "feruoved” trom the scene of their labors. Haatlngs said of his trlalTfiat “the arraignmeDt bad |aken placa before one genwatioo, and ^ th» ^i^dgment now, another generation will revise it, and upon its verdict is to depend the glory or the shame of those who are .en gaged in Sun, • 1 '* ^ tfr-^tr— , 3nTWtWT^» Another Improvement in the Art of Killing.—The Prussian military chemists have succeeded in precipitating^ the explo- aive liquid known 4s niirt)-gtycerin«r and in reducing it to a solid. The advantagB of this transformation is that its combuatib^ity. is considerably diminished, explo sive force remains the same, and it is thus ' fitted fof If you are suffering or have suffered from involuntary discharges, what effect does it produce upon your general health't Do you feel weak, debilitated, easily tired i > Does a little extra exertion prodnoe palpitation of the heart? Does yonr liver, or urinary or gans, or yonr kidneys, frequently get ont of "order? Is your urine sometimes thick, milky, or floeky, or is it ropy on settling 1 Or does a thick scum rise to the top ? Or is a sediment at the bottom alter it nas stood awhile ? Do yon have spelia of short breath ing or dyspepsia ? Are your bowels consti- ? Do you have spells of fainting or TSMbd TOWhe head? Is youfmem- Is your nirod constantly this subject? Db,'*4f feal dull, listless, moping, tired of company, oi life? Doypuwish ty be left albns.tocet away from everybody? Does any little thing make, you start 4 r JhmpS Is Jour sleep broken or restless! is the lustre ot your eye ijs brilliant? The bloom on jour ir/ cheek as bright ? Do you enjoy yourself in society as weR? Do you pursue yonr busi ness with the eame energy ? Do you feel as much confidence in yourself? Are your spirits dull and flagging, given to fits oi melancholy ? If so, do not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you restiesa nights? Your back weak, your knees we&ic, and have eive force rendered more military to^a'TO^sted' the°1itrGngdst' cuirass {hat ever yet protected the sides of au iron-eased ship, and if half what lfcauted by tha Drus sian papers on the subject be true, the art'of defence in war is still in iteinfancy, and will Listen to this, and, v. a tremendously costly bantling to rear.— KTW orfginal owner, of the purchaser under, da* croe of sale, ana iff the marshal, c ! e f“, % other by whom rhapectiveiy the pwiWds,?' the sale iu. wch case may have^tfcen paid into the Treasury, and the amount of mdney actually paid tn each and every ease into the Treasury ol the Doited States,” so far as shown by the records nl the Solicitor’s Ofllce. Total amoupt paid into the United States Treasury, $1*9,680.871 amount paid to the Assistant Dhfied States Tteaaom, subject to M^n^^is^Kfc $33,165 48.' There eraruroors afloat of a general nesty in,the course of. the next twenty days. I think 1( entitled to CTedibUity. The nomi nation of Qrant and Colfax created no ex- citem.nt, no enthnalasm in the Federal city. so long, and Uteir atMo* ik^eig^d Wtiita lalifioaK tioos, his friends oven do net ciuur for,him great intellectual supmipritt. :*• M 1 - Colfax, hts ffippsmoy and the t Home that bod/,,,tat ha is eatM; tooamart to be Bosbiuo. “‘dove, with leathers painted in xaj, white and blue, was thrown oat from the galleries and fieW around the halt for some five minofea, When i^tlsaiyia!C',2(£ aessssSkStss eaz aed condition a good aglgoot for Bergh to phUosophize upon. A moment later the flags In the rear ot the stdnd were raised and re vealed to the andtefeoe a imioaiure house ointefl on canvass, on jyhieh was painted a - . -«7s—with.. Columbia at end theworfle "Match this the'satire aodi- afler ir of ” the _ 0 r«ewa«4.' i IBS*, bird, ii»" idnocinse n - iS in entile ai. . As for the do and t •ry. The ot&ft'jlirf w^ftfo’ keeping with gWrietdaob. » A Hadic.l feeaacH ta New YOCk.^A dilapidated individual,'partially’IntorieatvS, tighij place, I keep ypnr ponder dry,” This was; Brandy l ’jStatim E«o» i4w>ghtor, 1 Brandy Station was a tight place, voice—Yon mean whiskey station.] Aootl —Von’r. OOO. Istln from -'dteir lemen. Yonue dhtflj; wahtvhfiuiiJw BAha'reiTSiirto&toi^i! ? If there is, let him hold up his hand. [ Wo There is a report afloat that the President obtained ihe-aid of the Severn Senator's by' promisiog them patronage and to allow them to put through the Reconstruction measures South without further interference on bis part. But there is not one word of troth in ft. Mr. Johnson ha j made no pledges to auy one aDd has asked no favors, nothing but that justice should be done and his fate be decided on the merits of the case alone. Whatever may be the faults of Andrew John-: sou hts . fidelity to principle is unimpeacha ble, and he would sooner lay dourn Ai9 Me than abandon the policy he endeavored u carry out to prevent the South from being The Present Uansmitted to the yesterday,- In conformity with a rea passed December 17th, 1867, a^**statei of all moneys received Into the Tre^hry on account of property seized# condemned aba confiscated under the act of July 17,1862, ~ : -—, . w . . § i or _ for the suppression of the rebellion, inciqfl-. hstodst wew Unmi&iW* > titlJof each case, the name of the aint ay'ff J Exeflericltabjirg; and I am ready forjaiibel speaker here assumed tbe attitude ot Ann*, and then reUjqdyyd ^proarioug laugbtjsr.J Hancock' to bun Adiiser Geant.— •u tStcMman) Owdea, Qmager, Bigtn, iod Smith;witkSiiawfeN. J, oa!' flaylsit. _ “Thev bad their headquarters at the Park tipninmatic .DeUtkawSvitf the country iu fh?or ft^SefrfHtSc*? as candidate for ,the^i Praidwxa v,„ tnn m . i' flf-Mfi liistiimml naT —A yoang. Jedr in Chicago SPECIAL NOTICE. Li*, w. JL I Avi -'.M.-'-bui baa near* ?,’r rO I'U Ja: .■idcjt.'ojou ■. 0 ; Ti 3ill iftdi ■‘bin -- -K .:: v iidi ? ,uir'«.? tfa ciq J Tft TZ?IL AD JDJEIK&S XO TUB [>y is, less, ■nAX. tta, i ;ih. tan th. irtnegi. c.ntx.i ' road wlllnta MSotwes; j^totirci s I ft - want Macon — 'J*** 1 M SSS5rtU.....rr. pin, muam. .t. .ir.. . .--1--.4-. i:S:S0 Pi an Connect lug with trail that lnvaadUgoila 8:46 A, SL •" ijoanectingwithtrtpthAngunto 8:45 A. U, *ot v <» w- AND DEBILITATED. WHOSE StFPfiBiNU8 HAVE BEEN PROTRACTED FROM HIDDEN' CAUSES, AND WHOSE CASES RE- OUIRE PROMPT TREATMENT TO RENDER EXISTENCE DESIRABLE. LOtlSVILLE, KV, tAPITM. STOCK, $280,003 fi5isattas&y*~r- N«^,-r4aeIj self-abuse, venereal diseases badty dired, and sexual exoesses. ate all ca pable of producing. a weakness ol tbe gen erative organa. The organs of generation, when ifl perfect Tiillb, make the man. Did you ever think that those bold, deuant, en ergetic, perseveriug, successful business men are ajways those whose generative organs are In perfect health ? You never near such men complain of being melancholy, of ner- vouipess, o( .palpitation of the he^rt. They fStS^ed il canflpt tficAga m husi- rferiw Sre, are said “ess; they don’t become sad and discour- agedf they are Always polite and pleasant in the company of ladles, and look yon and them rigl||. in the face—none of y^Jr down cast looks or any, other meanness aoout them. I do not mean (hose who keep the i^j.jTnese but they do business with or tor. iJH'Il. - : -. ,1 How. many men from badly-cured diseases, from the pffects.of self-ftbune ana excesses, have brought about that .state of weaknest in thoM^eflans that haa reduced the general lystam ao mach as to induce almost every other. dbeeSe-Adiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spinal affections, amaide, nod almost every other form :of disMe Whidi .humanity is heir to, add-the ml cause of'the trouble scarcely ever suspected, end. have uoctored for all but foe right one. :«m , 3sass£- Ck.Dg«i>f Schedule. csa'rv?:© •o«t i: OFFICE O^SBPTOA. CTKNT’L R. R., i 1668. ' ;} 0H.H.J,ROYALL, DENTIST, AM AM llacon maec‘ice'iOth'tra£rhaViaiavta^taEQ etc 10:10 P.M. Mmcdeuvllle.......]... ....:. .8:58 V M ,:lo t M OM^Maiiwtui'tou'wiitM^wff&e iouo p. jl JOHN G. CLARKE, may I a—ly , AwHtapt Superintendent. LIFE 11M MNNV. PURELTA PIHEEll lBIltBIlO* ' ■ PBfcCJFAL orrjciS t. c * ATLANTA, Gi., MEMPHIS, TENN., eru btales, nod to (hem it appei'S for patronage. IU Has Ample Means to fnUy Protect PoU- ey H«Men and Pay all Loeses. BOARD OF ifiKOTOBS, ATLANTA, A*: JonN B. Q'TKDON.j t mm. H. HuXt A, H. CoLQTr.rr, A. At ' B. W. Hollaito, M J; H. B. C. .Tanc£t, , B 5 . J. L J- ML JOHNdOS, V Wap* 4 F. Alexander. I 6FF1CEES: John B. GoRtof President; Bsn, Hi A. H >wax r Colquitt, Vice PwWents; A. Ai Land, Finance Oocmittee; W. C. BOABB OF Drivcione, MEMPHIS, T£NH: R. C. BBlsULET, Resident Memphis S Little Reci Ksltibad. 1 M .Tire, P S tVarne, A mos Wood buff, resident Memphis A OMo B. B. . T. S. Datk, FrtBlcWt First Nat’i Bin*, Memphta. C. P. Norris, CsslWr FirstNat'l Bank, MenphiS. N. B. FobbeST, Menphis. T. a. Nelson. ChfcnFactor, Memphis. Hroa TOBbenCO. G»ton Factor, Memphis. J. WOLLKB. Oonixilor, Memphia \V. A. UWYJW, Ootto Factor, Memphis. S H. Dt Bsveias, Banter, Memphis. L. Howes. Cotton Actor, Mampnia. U. W. FBAzaa. Attcney at law, Memphis. C. G. Bpsmosa. Ajctloneer and Commission Mer- cnant, LonliTUi, Ky. 1 - OFf7o£RS: - President; B. O. BbinkLet, : F. a. Dans, Treasurer; J. A ■ B. FORREST, UUVMIUL VHAVEU.I8U AOKST. NET ASSETSjlJF THE COMPANY. FEB. lit. W8, $256,917.04. 1st ■ I ' - - Dt*. jysi'jMc. kneed, .. iiKMxisa’. i No. 117 Congress street, Savannah, Ga., GENERAL ACBST FOR THE COMPANY AT HkVAITNAH. GA., with 8ub-Agenfa % City and the GouSTies adjoining . maylftorfr , - - . DB. N. IL PN. - yS DRsTSSE^D&^’^fiLE, DKNTaL HUBQMOSS, 11V Oiiww., JohaKB square, - ’ fBttiruhlWli «4 WU»Ver Mr.,] - “•'SAWoSIWs'SA can be per* rm DR. E. W. L’KNQ t.. aMMMtea ^ NEnrs & msm PRmE: 5 CENTS. r9»Tlf5SG Cw/, YTI8 Mi ?.«, i. MS' ill flp*TfiU?pslir IXm<al ca lormra euuuui peui. raMuni w<u pw«p* tnal to ' bep o engagemantsr ~ msyll—Rn Se old stand ot Royali 5$ Jo bason, corner of JULIAN BTRERT and llAIT^tdT hQUARS- Sat hsMlaj " ! ~ sbW—li ST. Sayan- ap«—ltn HAYWOOD. I AGE 4 CQ., ‘ HSve opened lhc4rnew aidextsnSiyt ... Ice II o u s o, ThkESiOWATE^ “BAT ICW BOC?E^ on the U BAIT, is tmtkiiug iormerly Rnowa aa “Ander- Sl’S Building,10, i Si* 19$, 198, V00 and m, they i IB.* - v8 bus li jib ;cfo ri ; bed ps-. il Wiidiiu t i £ij til! 52AdO ^*3 .til : STEAM NeoBwaffitt’s Society ‘.hSmcO svoc'm «.«($> Tn RK4VB «h temraUhepn^He that tbs fries ol towwipaUt.-lFU# respectfully soBdf 3d<m irrtJS»M ih/SoranvS l win keep constantly on hand a Targn sup ply of lOB, IS#sale by the cargo, carload or package. Ourfaeidttfl* ere autfc as to oaabl^ us to qxecuto all urdars with dispatch, 49- Orders may tiao ue left at tieir former offlee, nor Ur side of Market Sqnarw. apDO^lm Participation Policies ISSUED BY THE OGLETHORPE INSURANCE CO. OF HAVAN'NA H. ' office, nr any str««c ALEXANDER iRDSSELL, Wholesale Grocers, OOB, ABEROORN AND BRYAN SIB. Savannah, Ga. WH. S. ALEXANDER. WM. ocU-ly JOHN McMAHON Sl CO., Dealers in Groceries, Corn, Oats, Hay F'eed, &c.. MltKffl bROKSHTOI AID JEFFER80M ITRIIT* tar Atl urders promptly atUnded to. Jy24-ly tVM. ESTILL, Jr., NEWSDEALER F 8am Tate, yiee Ben. Mat, dccretat. Every Faimer Should Have THE > STANDARD. T HESE SCAL - ® jave been hJanufactE^e^ ,by the origins} invetors for nearly jforly rears, and are _ orljrina} lnveL regarded Uironghni tbe counu v. ej ARD. They. we«rerer-ed to ha such by at tbe Great PariiEsposliion, whoa war Jujrov tqthun Diuuesof theee org&ul require the use of udiaretie. il 'J i . a J ■ f.. ’.•Wi'li t It J UU 1 «w JF L ET.HAut T » AuP X JLl '3 .• .* BUOHU - ” IS THE GREAT DIURETIU, tad ta »Mrtaln cure lor .1 - ' . DISBkSES OF THU aUDMW, i.ixs »* 1 !s erb ti > GBAYJBU <1 - ■ reiaut coiaLiwm j / , *j. . ..ii.ll*l » . -j .1 .il ili j IANI0 WSkKNEUa, DIBS SARY OKI > 'fn&tlleiexirtiuj ta'ioAliFFtauie, whaterCT^cittse originating, and no 1^3 supported from 1 J tlodi. iu Helmbold's fetract St DFWiRD OI« TBkhBt ’}L .X£ tuoff •'£* «t 1 •rir 3 rs'dAf I t fl tOTc west; hAy", COiL AND CATTLE SCALES. ' Capacity—Hembree,four,flve.Mzand tsntoas. For ‘ FSgons, carts, Uyestook, piednce, with ai not !4ah.Q No. 8.. » I! No.-9-. :..•$;■ No. 10.. No. lu^-: ti - No. 114 - © 4* ILE ;PLkTFC»RlS BOALEH, vltaiit «Aeelg; ^,i^ta«t,e6c«rMw u* !#».*rt*W"in*. . •. Hj - Inches.-.. iOuncity, £600 tt. f t t SK ia «(»». cd ,-i. • -a *. nx .piilpJC'^^ASiLY SCALES. awm tion as one a the prei can Agrtcultirist.” BT PintylMl ^m^HMrstUss and fun descrip tions of the jsrlous modifications of Scales lumlahad upon appliQitlon by mall or olhenriSa. -tenreasen wanmousss: FAIRBANKS k Oa,«*Broadway. New T( FAiaBANES, BHOWN A OC., u» MUMtaJ FAIBBlKKS, OraCKtHkF *' rxiBBJ&pt, mouse a oc.. FAIEBASIS » EWItjO. MtaiUe. may!2— .1-. ■ ii-tbtui-> > sat a -il - AND BOOKSELLER, Bull St., Next to the Post Offlee, (DOWN STAIRS.) SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. LAIRD, BROWN dt SMITH, Shipping Masters and Notaries Public. fOoruyr of Bay and Llncoin streets, (over Wm.H. Stark A Co’s Store,} SAVANNAH........... ......GEORGIA. A^HBWS SHIPPED and put on board at the short- IU est notice. M Arina Pretests noted and extended. ser.lt—17 Oasis. Mubi-ht. . • Chaa Class. MURPHY & CLARK, HOUSE, SIGN, SHIP 384 STEAMBOAT PAINTERS. GILDING, GRAINING, MARBLING, ULA- ZI!?G, AND PAPER-HANGINGS. 117E ARE PRBPABlb TO SELL, AT WHOLE- « SALK AND RETAIL- U PAINT8. OIL, GLAR8, P UTT Vi and VARNISH88; MIXEO PAINTS, BRUSHES oLevery desociptioB. MACHINERY and HARNESS OIL, AXLE-ORE ARE, etc. 77 Bryan St., between Bull and Drayton, mLJ4—ly SAVANNAH, GA "W. F. M AY, (Successor to W. H. MAY,j Wholesale andReUil Dealer In SADDLERY. HARSESS. SC.. JJAS JUST received .SewStOct of OLE LEATHER, Calf and lining skins, and Agenezal assort meal, of SHOE TOOLS. Prices mttbaMei eitlsftetloti guaranteed. ^POrdersfor RUB! filled promptly. - 11 fr and PACKING JaaSA F(» SALE. CSDBESMSBD OFFER FOB 8tL£ .bont ■ h>„ : 7,000 Acres of Fine Land, rffoittril tn Ouoden county, belonging to the estate of Sr. AftaUmete. dtcosed. Thrao UnAs .relndoff In sepfltate survey, of one to two thonssnd scree, end srtllho wld either wpantely or together, ss derind, 8oin. of theta,hind. *r. heavily timbeted with pine laid llveo»k,W .re wetl .dspted to raising sea ILupd cotton. TheytaeqUoitostednear,cabin Btuff, ft wmcb jKJlnt tee wothern boats past jin taair seg- ulv trips.' ^or futbarparttitnlara apply to the nn. Mlrignta. JOHX F. HAMILTON. 1 7 T * ’ - • 1 jTe. oacdst. ■ : mayI4 riflln - "■> ftroatMa. BOOKKEEPING. rvopmiftooaismflo, »y_ aaigle and Don- ajMnfrr-Filce Hp I' ';,js ; For nlo ft,, ll KbTlLL’e HKWB HXPOT. Bull street,* next to *ha Post Office. * -litas •j=icmTiv hiVn is ia* - ( s -= irtSfinAtn) ON - Whitaker street, H«Mdr Bay, JJASthebeat tadmlethw eSp^ylngOTfggP* tara*d»»tohsadItsvwbestiillMgs, ALESr wpn» w«ut)E%.aa, Oftlrah^hcff^ Mnfl. Ud.a l vshldd u ij i. aiss -1 it-0hitag Job Pricing I!.5 5 U ! 1 AND i .. V rvintti*** : giro 1 BOOK-BINDING. 1SVC t l j;n?7ojj. oiir.'S *n’ i Ldl , ,r * THE- - i: -• NEWS AND HERALD ESTABLISHMENT, 111 Bay Street We have attached to THIS OFFICE * First-Class ■ ■ i." JOB PRINTING OFFICE, raproved by the] ndditioa of ill tiro I**?sr Sttu i ox THE LADIES THE DUGRZrtotbe _tbS|UttOALg» who may bm4 iabw—tf JasT^W. Keogh, Uk§ HKMOVXD rioei the comer of . P, ■:-?l«aotanr »n«ta to the _ TAKER STREET AND LANS. Cpl mhitAf' WMo H. PJBCJK, M» WMngfiVOV WTBBBT. : v SKW'VflBK, ' Cummtastoh T)o»ler in SOUTHKR>’ GREEN PEAS, BEANS, NEW POTATOES, TOMATOES, PEAOHES, &o. ■ - • ew- coivsioNHBVTn eeiniciTSu. -ce In Sarannah—J. o. BowlanJ A Co snhSf—eowtt AOENTO WANTED . . i, aiir ill,. FOB THE S r XBASE H. ALXHlSHB. or KiaraoKD.-TOU iiTbecmiy foil, authentic tad OtflCli hiatory ol ca» Lite OBA PuWJe- - Dvrloewol tbe great Southern leader. ML ABUbaa bod the ©c-operattoc and aafltBtanoa ol.thaleadlMr Ooajede^itB officiate in the prepartrton of Hdcwcrk, ka Will bo apparent to all on exauftoktiOB.- Sand for apoclmen pager and dr- catera. with terma* AddzeM NATIONAL*PUBLISH- 1«Q fQ..AUanja»#L , m»yj— EYont this Date, GRfflCN LOW. Mr. CHA8. GBREN, innafi, and Mr. ALFRED DOBELL, MVM ■ oi ^tvarpoole became partners In oar bouas, under taateaaaadMyteor CHARLES fiREGN, SON A CO. •s’ CHARLES GREEN A SON. SataROiliitGa^May lai, 1868. may]—1m Presses, Type, Border*, 4tc. end we would cell the periicnlAf attention of the Mercantile and Business Community TO OUR: : FACILITIES FOE DOING EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE. -WE EXECUTE EVERY -n: " -.il ,J , -i.i>t Description ok Frintflff. CCB A6|j ... ; . >1 -• > «W CIRCUIiARS,; LETTER .wl NOTE HEADINGS, BILL BEADS, ! J&4S, OF LADING, DRAY BOOKS, p• •• - • a * {c * - RECEIPT BOOKS, . ’ : .. -W !.' - -.V ; I • - hw ;T HANDBILLS, LABOCe, BUSINESS CARDS. FB0|EasK«At..ci|h>a, Wedding cards,- 2 .V ... Dtr BAJjL OABDSv *i i > . , . r i, - ..TL.^.. f. INVITATIONS, CANCELING and BUSINESS ’•.Sc; T ‘EUEHttH TSE FOLLOWING CANCELING JL 8TAJHFS at makers’ pricas : fitcomb'r C&noBitng BtOmu, wttk die and data* complete, $3; Becomb’s Banking Hooaafltamp. with- ont flare, from 018 to $16; extra DIM. |2 50 each extra Ribbons, from *1 bo to $3; Dates, fS 50 extra. AMnmbrdeffi tn WM. E8T1IL Ja. ROOKS BY "BRICK" POMEROY. BE; oa, SATURDAY NIGHT MU3- lGS AND THOUGHTFUL PAPERS. By “Brick” T ' ‘ " SK.C ' Pomeroy. Price, SI. 50. “Brici jE; oa, HITS AND CRITICISMS _ FOLLIES OF THE DAY. By - Potteroy. Price, $1.50.. - XOB SiLE AT ERTILL’S KEWS DEPOT, BULL STSXST, KZZT TO TBX POST OFFICE. THE AGENT OF ffheifvay) "comroif sense Biwnta ma- ” re newal In announcing to . u,ng * ~ —— 1 * — nroh thrir fu- f ot conftractlor., end _ envef repelr. SPfoWeWjmjJbeetrilta under any «;WtaMW > ieSn£ I ‘SyMrad l.ngth-evry oot which n.y he ataerad, ttlli not rip or t ...... (Not loutjthd price tor then le only (is, 0A4B—M Ion then thoy ten he obtained for et re* leant theKenrtWtdter. ledoedtheyere LOWKIT PBICkD Ktahnee In the FtarinteAfnoeptmerend bemhwof ntadlejito 3*aSi? tf wsjra,5s. 4 i^n^h .’Patrons vUlbBaarVad by a LADY wholly con- NEEDLEWOMAN’S FRIEND EOdSTyS OZFiCS* AX THK BIGS I of zxa Etistic Floral Basket, SAVANNAH, GA. ; tail i roiraWTh ': . OlQi'-VS • LAW BLANKS, £t ouup COMMERCIAL BLANKS, i hOtiZ IIIJ. . BLANKR. WM^SXWWri jOFFIO^RS, or }uyb>^ 'idM ar|^i,maj W^eiSoKi UPHOLSTERY. 160 BR0G6HT0N STREET. Vroqt underalgnad bsgatha atteudou ofhla frteada • i aodt^ public generally tohla new and well Houtffitting MatariaUp BlBtlDr ibpart of WBITM and UEXCK MAT- iliK-ife;WALLJ*APkiiKG r from the cfieapMtlo the ^AillB; FAOTKD and fimiwblWSiaS BollinS.^OO^Stfofvf l^rowi ales! mart tut with many other aitielae of . ..—ta la Mtilbfu “ "“UTO NETS, ndOarpet- . w Crime done » wortblimarc :P^aa>*attenboa given end . e. aoHweaz, >. 160 Broughton street. Me—a. Weed A OorirweU. • on a '-.Via X C55Jidi> - anT RULING and. BOOK-BlNDW^ Ite House to Rent. ... i. ?. • m ATntHDKD TO WIT A OUuL . :;ffci»v :’8 z 3x.’C* 9bl L- .. ti *.:»• I • ■ • - - , -r, jt. Fx.taam ANYTHINOF HI «UR LOU, ” - •- • L\ ::»V7 "r: ;-.r.<TJ order .-. c: j ... • ■jz: vc C5b-’- xi r i j _r-j . r.'z zj ■yjRw'i , 2.1-.6 cicxr.TO iev;; '[.'IKl 02 i'Z — i HEWS ft J. v i* ' ' £»t " - . Job Office, .V! . .' - -t- ” 111 BAY BT.