The Greorgia Weeislv Teleg'rax)!! and Journal & IVlesserLger.
rr ELEGBAPH,
New Tons, December 16.—William M. Tweed
was arrested to-day, and remains In charge of
the sheriff at the Metropolitan Hotel. Tweed
naoombcr 1*—.The committee of 1 was indicted for felony and bail refused. A
7- t i Vo**’ H report the National Bank similar warrmt has been served on Oonaollr at.
‘ “ -- * —- ' Ludlow jail as a retainer, should Connolly m -
/tnt | n hail An iVin ^ n■ "m
.m v 1**°°" we «ith solvent.
“.v. Corn' 110 '’ —jjjjsaioners have rescinded the cure bail on the first indictment. Tweed sin-
COUUU n«naflroinn I Jiolmnnf anvAM a n >naen
t 'lf»nng
Conllu '
‘ , International procession dictmenl covers a hundred pages of manuscript.
,. r ferbid^K meet j„g G f the International- Tweed reached the oonrt in oharge of two
ieScfr^Ut adopted an address which says sheriffs and appeared unconcerned. The main
■% M ®*J n * sorting classes, who have al- charge against him is frandnlently auditing
««•«** ?: rVr the liberties of the down trod- counts.
Z.rt foogbtof Internationalism. The The Workingmen’s Union took no action
*** ' seelaio sympathy with the Cabans upon the invitation to join the International’s
^•toos d Administration attitude upon prooession.
^3 janoonce^ A special from Paris says the Orleans Prinoes
|T ; Cat* 0 1" j t jj e doctors was held yesterday and Thiers had an unfriendly interview. Thiers
A to secure legislative enactments complained that the Duo d'Aumale was endeav-
S«* ke -Ervand abortions. oring to interest tbe Generals of the army in
Jrtjiist fl 0 ff e „^; Z ed the New York Printing his favor. This the Due d’Aumale denied.
1W Establishment, and the New York Thiers retorted that he had evidence of inter-
Stationer’s office for $100,000 in views with these Generals, and ooncluded by
^ Ocean Bank. icaying: “I doubt not your aim is patriotio, but
r M«* !cd , ,!r. er from Havana says it is believ- these proceedings are not in accordance with
• A ptiv*“‘” late Governor Roberts’ brother, our agreement.” D’Aumale terminated the in-
Minister at Wastiogton, caused the terview by saying.he would consult his friends
tb* 85 *? 1 .sr. students for the purpose of extort- as to the proper time to claim his seat
titeS . m their parents, and unexpect- Cutctcnsati, December 16.—George McDon-
M •‘“•/himself nnable to control the blood- aid, alias J. W. Sweet, alias Sam. Brown, was
Jjjy l 0 *® 0 liahmob. arrested here to-day on suspicion of oommit-
..nmni December 16.—In (ho ting a forgery. McDonald had two compan-
Generai Assembly of Georgia. 1 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL 1 Encourage and Patronize Home Institutions.
fiEORfflliKiffiitei
;lis» * i g q Uet Omuer 10.—ID IDO I » lurgcAjre juol/uwuu uuu iwu ixmi|mu-
Yo^' lU , tf jAaythe court was chiefly occu- i°ns here giving the names of O. Hunt and T.
. KlOX tna* . ^... tu n dr.fr.r.r.A I Wallrar whn ^jaonnA<irn<1 loot. Snnilftv ffnnf'a
came from the South where they have been
[ operating recently.
Washington, December 10 —The agricultural
report will indicate a cotton crop of three and
| one third million bales.
Tobonto, December 16.—The House of the
heartily.
W o'clock, p. sl—The prospects of the
Pf f. M 0 f Wales’ recovery are hourly growing
£|! er There is increased weakness, butjt is [
uUd the fever has spent its force. With
. - a i1.a MAtieni ia rriininn otrhnrrtVi I
Vo,"!,--The Prince of Wales continues tran-
J! »nd slowly but gradually improves. |
SVhisgton, December 15.—Mr. Ela, tbe
fifth anditor, assumed his functions to-day.
tlerewssa full and long Cabinet meeting to-
iy. The Wabash has arrived safely at Cadiz; 1
J1 ire well.
PROCEEDINGS OF FRIDAY.
Reported for the Telegraph and Messenger.]
Sxnatx. —The Senate met, President Tram
mell in tbe chair.
The roll was called. Present—Messrs. Black,
Brook, Brown, Brnton, Burns, Cameron, Can-
dler, Crayton, Deveanx, Estes, Erwin, Griffin,
Heard, Hillyer, Hinton, Jones, Jordan, Kibbee,
Lester, Mathews, Nicholls, Poddy, Reese, Sim
mons, Smith, Steadman, Wallaoe and Wellborn.
The Journal was read and approved.
Mr. Nicholls rose to a question of privilege
and stated that he opposed the amendment pro
posed by Mr. Smith to the report of the Com
mittee on the State of the Republic, on yester
day, on the ground that in his opinion said
amendment impliedly reoognized the validity
of the 14th and 15th amendments, which he
Dally Review or tbe Market.
OFFICE TELEGRAPH AND ME8SEKGER,]
December 16—Evening, 1871. f
Cotton.—Receipts to-day 684 bales; Bales 229; j
shipped 340.
Liverpool middlings are film at 18%c.
WAGON COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1871—bales.. 1,739 I
Received to-day 584
Received previously 35,632—36,116 |
37,865
Shipped to-day 340
Shipped previously 25,743—26,083
Stock on hand this evening
—AND—
TELEGRAPH BS STITUTE,
WITH DEPARTMENTS FOB
uajKrozaxnc 1 atstp mosbum' iiaktottag-jeib.
MACON, GEORGIA.
B. B. EUSTON, - - - - - - - - - President.
I Open Daily from 9 am. tolp.m —3 to 5. Night Class 71-2 to 9 p,m.
The money and general markets we quote as
follows: *’ 1
UNITED STATES CURRENCY—LOANS.
NO VACATIONS—PERIOD OF STUDY UNLIMITED.
‘•’‘^JTnizAlion cf the negro militia. The
tW , 01 ^, found true bills to day against
Gilmore of the alleged conspirators of
I n To ““ to - December IG.-The House of the
«** ‘/. Hn hM been countermanded. The °“* a “ Parliament has passed a resolution of
refusal to pray for the «
ot Wales’ 3 London, December 16.—The Prince of Wales
Rnrooinp ifdofld has © n tered upon the first stage of recovery,
tone.*> f e ut rn _ f “ rf / )f q.heneVrt 'There is every indication at Sandringham that
E [tc Time 1 ' contradicts the p at . the danger is over. Bulletins are discontinued.
-2 Nearly all VNaetnk.ngtolegraphers Qa % enhaa retarn ed to Windsor. The Duke
u,e resutDt 'l work. The Government has sent gf Ca ^ briag0 haa retnrnea to London,
gjoops to I.oLd mderry to suppress o t d London, December 16.—Alfred LaGrand was
* Eon ™'Dumber 15, 5 o’clock a. M.-The wrecked off t^ D^ish coast. The ship and
LosnoS, Decern„ . mne persons were lost,
prince of Wales is n wGeneva, December 16.—The arbitrators un
food with relish aud his strength is inc easing der the Wasaington treaty met and adjourned
tf e hopes of his continued progress to- tQ next AptiL
recovery. J?, 1 fi ® Sandbisgham, December 16.—The convales-
centres and cheer favorable bulletins j cence 0 j tbe p r j nce 0 f Wales has commenced
and is progressing slowly and steadily.
New Yobk, December 16.—Arrived, Charles
ton. Arrived ont, Westphalia, Britannia and
Algeria.
uunru . .. -. . i Washington, December 16.—The cotton re-
increasfd quiet the paUent ia gaining strength. taraa reoe i ve( j at the Department of Agriculture
SmcBisoibM, December lo, 8° clock, a. m. are similar in tenor to the November reports,
Ih« Fnnce of Wales has had a quiet n g t j al j y ens tainiDg the moderate promise of im-
There ire symptoms of debility, but hw condi- p rovelULezl t upon the somewhat gloomy view3
^p,yto<OTffldM^inwfavOTaU®.^ ^ Ip,. ^ jn October; yet the change is so
marked as to modify materially the prospect
firat allowed in the monthly reports of July and
September—that latest returns would indicate
an estimate almost indentical with that of the
September report, for a favoring autumn which
could scarcely bring a crop exceeding three and
- , one-third million of bales. Frosts have been
Tic Republican Senators caucus this morn- ae | a y e( j tup now, in some localities till the 20tb,
jjgigrefd to order the thorough examination I an ^ tbe weather has been generally favorable
of all departments and Ranches of service. 1 {- or piling without waste or discoloring of
Xhe committee consists of Buckingham, Howe, I g^re. A fair rendering of tbe recent local esti-
Bjit, Curlin, Stewart, Poole and Bayard. There I ma j ea which have been unusually numerous and
fti • full Cabinet to-day. I complete, gives a total aggregate of 3,400,000
In the House to-day, Boston and New Tors bales as the present expectation of the cotton
EHchinls sent in a petition for a reduction of - !d of lga>
♦ke Uriff on rice. A bill appropriating four I it is stated on excellent authority that the
efllion dollars for the city and public buildings g 6Da j e Committee on Elections and Privilges
of Chicago passed The House then adjonrned I bave decided to report adversely upon Blodgett’s
to Hondiy. I and favorably upon Norwood’s cMm to a seat
Columbia, December 15.—In the Kn-Klnx 1 Jn tbo Senate,
trill todiy, tho defense was engaged in prov- Richmond, December 16.—This morning a
iag, by many witnesses, tbe terror existing car of a mater j a i train on the Virginia and Ten-
amonii the whites in the np counties at the ne8see Railroad was thrown to the bottom of a
tine of the alleged outrages. The testimony I rav j ne while crossing a bri lge near Salem. The
ihoved that Jim WilUams. the negro captain oonano t 0 r, Robert A. Fogus, and'a colored man
of militia, had threatened to slay the whites nam8( i Frank Campbell, were killed. The con-
from the cradle np, and to apply the torch. tenta c f a stove set fire to the car, destroying it
William Bratton, colored, testified that he was and burning up the two bodies, together with
«! iu Williams’ company and was ordered to ^^1 8p(ms c f the bridge,
nab on account of bis dissent from Williams Governor Walker has pardoned ex-Mayor Ca-
violent measures. The defense tsked farther I b oon) heretofore twice convicted of complicity
to to bring witnesses to show that tbe Ku- ia the Hounstein forgery. Very general satis-
Klci was organized for self protection, and had faction is expressed at this action of the Gov—
cosed to exist of itself. After hearing the re- ernori w b Q stated that his principal reason for
totting evidence from the prosecution, the SQ do j n g j s t bat it was earnestly reooifamended
court adjourned. The argument will begin I by a j ai ge number of won hy citizens
to-morrow. _ | Atlanta, December 1C.—G>vemor Conhy
Boston. December 15.—Charles Miller of the ve t oe d the section of the appropriation bill ap-
fam of Miller, Ward & Co , who was sentenced p r0 priatixig four hundred and twenty thousand
inl&O to five years' imprisonment and to pay I do j|^ ra to pa y the interest on gold bonds to day.
t£ae of $100,000, for defaulting the Goverh- The parties under charges of being Ku-klux.
men', has been pardoned and the fine remitted were a q ai si ' urtr ged to day except two from
ksxirou’. December 15.—Gen. Ketcbnm tes- jj a( j 0 coat< iy v.ho are required to give bondsfor
tified that Mrs. Wharton’s conversation to dif- twent fiv0 hundred dollars for whipping a
ferent parties at different times regarding the p art „ charged with immoral condnct. Three
lonely transactions agree, though they are not mel ^ arr eated in Dade county, were brought in
accordance with Ketchum’s statement to his y es terday without a warraut and dlsoLa-ged to
I day.
was unwilling to endorse. He desired his vote Per month.... percent
to be recorded in favor of the report of the
oourmittee, and requested that this statement
might be entered on the journal, which was
granted.
Mr. Wellborn offered a resolution that,
whereas, R. J. McCamy proposes to publish
a pamphlet of the laws passed by this General
Assembly, that the Secretary and Clerk be di
rected to furnish to Mr. McCamy copies of
engrossed acts passed by this General Assem
bly Adopted. ?•
Leave of absence was granted to the Secre
tary pro tern, after twelve o’clock, it.
The House resolution providing for a joint
committee of six to confer in regard to ad
journment sine die of the General Assembly
was on motion taken up and eonourred in.
Messrs. Nichols, Reese and Bruton were ap
pointed on behalf of the Senate.
A House resolution relating to the Public
Printer was read.
Mr. Hillyer offered a substitute, that whereas,
W. A. Hemphill had been duly elected Publio
Printer and had given bond and qualified as
such; therefore,
Resolved, That the Secretary of State aud the
officers of the two houses bo instructed to fur
nish all matter to be printed to him, and that
no other publio printer shall hereafter be rec
ognized—which was adopted.
The House amendments to the Senate reso
lution, which provides for the payment of the
just claims of teachers of the common schools
with the poll tax for the years 1868, ’69 and '71,
when the same shall be collected and when a
sale can be made of State bonds now designated
as the school fund, were taken up.
The House amended the resolution by insert
ing after 1869, ”1870,” and by striking out all
of the resolution relating to the sale of State
bonds.
SOLD AND SHiVCB.
rates for Gold $110
HI
trates for Silver.... ....1 05
EXCHANGE ON NEW KOBE.
{. discount
ig..... X prem.
EXCHANGE ON SAVANNAH.
rcsEW'g ■ J••,**"'"•*••****• prem.
BAOON—Glear rib Sides (smoked) 9M @ 9%
Shoulders @ 9
Sugar-cured hima 17
GRAIST AND SAT.
CORN 1 00 @ 1 05
MEAL.. 105 @ HO
GBITS 1 35
OATS 70 @ 75
FIELD PEAS 125
HAY—Northern 1 90 @ 2 CO
TennesaeTimothy 175 @180
BAGGING AND IRON TIES.
BA.GGINQ—Bengal.
19
Lyon 7
19
Borneo
19
Gunny
18
Dundee
16
Patched
15
TIES—Gooche
6 @
5%
Arrow
6%@
6
Eureka
5% @
6
Markets—Kvemng
Report.
TERMS: PAYMENT IN ADVANCE.
T HIS PURELY SOUTHERN INSTITUTION, designed to prepare young men for mercantile pursuit?,
commends iteelf to the confidence and patronage of ttie Southern public tor its edat liehed reputa
tion, BEING THE OLDEST INSTITUTION OF THE RIND IN THE CENTRAL SOUTHERN STATES-
The value of the Practical Education given, and the soundne ss and popularity of many t-f onr arrange
ments and ideas original with us,is evidenced from the fact that Institutions recently loca ed in this and
and some of the adjoining States appear to be adopting them, traneeribing them verbatim from onr An
nual Journal and Catalogue into their circulars. There is a special iVq/cssorforeacliDepartmfu t, thus
saving the time and the money of the student. The practical plan pursued hero is in.quo-1suitably tho
best fortune parents can bestow upon their eons, enabling them to . nter at once u; on buciu ts and to
earn from flOOO to 82000 annually, and at comparatively little time and coct.
|d - FTJXjXi BUSINESS COURSE.
PENMANSHIP, BOOK KEEPING, ARITHMETIC, COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS!, BUSINESS
CORRESPONDENCE, the knowledge of COMMERCIAL PAPER, BILLS, NOTES, DRAFTS, etc.
Each of tne above can be taken up eeperatoly.
SFQOXAXa BHAKTOetES,
Are HIGHER MATHEMATICS, the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, TELEGRAPHY, ORNAMENTAL PEN-
[ MANSHIP, and PEN DRAWING, eto.
ANCIENT AND MODERN L * NOUTAGES.
A department under a thoroughly competent teacher in LATIN, GREEK, GERMAN, FRENCH and
| SPANISH. Terms made known on application.
SPECIFIC INFORMATION.
The city is proverbially known as one of the healthiest in the ent re South Time required to complete
the Business Course, with fair application, about 12 to 14 weeks. Students called home can leturn at
any time and complete their course free of charge. The immense business annually transacted here
affords excellent opportunities for young men who complete then studies creditably obtaining situations.
Parents and guardians having sons and wards to educate are assured that, the temptations to dissipation
and extravagance are fewer here than in larger and more Northern cities. Board in good families $20
to 825 per month. A diploma awarded to all who pass a satisfactory examination. This is. a sure pass
port to business circles.
Premium awarded overall competitors to Prof. B. B. Easton, at the Gecrgia State Fair, 1871, for the
New Yobk, December 16.—Cotton
nomina 1 ; sales 1106 bales; uplands 19%; Orleans
20%.
Sale3 of futures to-day 4100 bales at the fol-
0iving figures: December 19%@195-10; January!
19%@19 9-16; February 19%@1913-16; March 20;
April 20 3 1G@20%; May 20%.
Money closed at 6@7. Bterling dull at 9%@9%
“ ■' " Governments steady State bond
easiness,”
Address
det2eodlm
OBETABY GA. ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, Box £36, Macon. Ga.
SAVANNAH CAEDS.
mT Jones moved to disagree to the amend-1 very duflfTwmessees 65; new 65; South CaroUnas | LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES
- _ . _- .. I Kfl. rvr»ix»‘/7Ir
ments. After a short discussion the motion was
lost and the amendments agreed to.
60: new 27%.
Flour 10@!6 lower; common to fair extra 6 70@
7 3!; good to choice 7 40. Whisky 95%. Wheat |
Mr. Brown offered a resolution providing B trongiy favors buyers; winter red western 1 66@
that no member of the General Assembly shall 1 * — "— a -- * -* oa,/»a
draw pay for a longer time than forty days of
the present session, which was lost.
On motion of Mr. Burns, the Senate took a
recess of fifteen minutes.
After the recess the Senate was called to order.
Mr. Brnton asked to have a statement en
tered on the journal that he voted against the
report of the Committee on the State of the Re
public on yesterday, not because he objected to
nine-tenths of the report, but because he did
not approve of it os a whole.
Mr. Nicholls, of the Joint Committee on Ad
journment, reported from that committee a res-1
olution that the Senate shall adjourn sine die 1 -
at 12 11. to-day, aud that a committee of two
from the Senate and three from tbe House bo
appointed to notify the Acting Governor of the
action of the General Assembly, and to know if
be desires to make any further communication
to the General Assembly. The resolution was
adopted.
Mr. Nicholls offered a resolution providing
that the per diem drawn by members of the
Legislature for to-morrow shall be charged
against them at the next session, which was
adopted.
The chair appointed Messrs. Nicholls and
Bruton on the part of the Senate to wait on the
Governor.
House amendment to the resolution instrnct-
1 60. Corn, fair request at 78@78%. Rico 8%@9.
Pork steady at 15 00. Beef steady. Lard heavy;
kettle 9%.
K&vald quiet and firm. Tallow heavy at 939J£.
Freights dull and heavy.
Governments—81s 17%; 62s 9%; 4s 10; 5s 11%;
new 13%; 7s 16%; 8s 15%; 10-40a 9%.
State bonds—Tennosseos 65; new 65. Virginias
62%; new 66. Louihiana’8 61; now 50. Levees 64; 8a
75. Alabama 8a 100; 6s 65. Georgia 6s 78; 7s 81;
North Carolinas 34; now 12. South Carolinas50;
new
Baltimobe, December 16.—Cotton quiet and
weak; middlings 19%@19%; net receipts 198;
gross E53; exports coastwise 87; sales 375, stock
162
Oscishati, December 16—Western markets to
day show no important changes. Provisions, full
prices. Whisky steady.
Augusta, December 16.—Cotton nominal; mid.
dlings 18%; receipts 1000; sales 700.
Savannah. December 16 —Cotton, buyers and
sellers apait; tending downward; middlings 18%@
19; net receipts 8385; exports ooastwiso—; to Great
Britain —: sales 800: stock 75,689.
Chableston, December 16.—Cotton quiet; mid
dlings 19%; net receipts 2131; gross ; ex
ports Great Britain ; exports Continent —;
exports coastwise ——; sales 800; stock 80,393.
COTTOIST.
GROOVER, STUBBS & CO.
Savannah, Ga.
R ESPECTFULLY inform the Merchants and
Planters of Georgia, Florida and Alabama,
that their LARGE FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE,
capacity 25,000 bales, is now ready for tho etorage
of cotton, and that they are now prepared to make
liberal cash advances on cotton in store and to bold
a reasonable length of time, charging bank rates of
interest. If you want money, send your cotton to
GROOVER, STUBBS & CO.,
ang29 d6mAw4m Savannah, Ga.
Ti J. GUXLMABTIN.
JOHN FLAN NEB Y
L. J. GUILMARTIN Sc CO.,
COTTON FACTORS
AND
General Commission Merchants
BAT STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
AGENTS FOB
BRADLEY’S SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Jowell's Mills Yarns, Domestics, etc., etc.
BAGGING AND IRON TIES ALWAYS ON HAND.
tTsmtl Facilities Extended to Customers.
ang20d4mw6m*
$100,000. $100,000
Atlanta Real Estate.
I HAVE now on sale for cash more thin one hun
dred thou> and dollars’ worth of Atlanta Real
Estate. First-class Stores, Dwellings, and numer
ous unimproved city lota. Real b .rgarns may bo
obtained by early application Tho people of Geor
gia have with pride milked the steady advance in
Atlanta propoi y for the last twenty years. I also
bave several hundred acres of land for .ate near
tho city, adapted 11 farmit.g, g&ideniug and dairy
purposes. Capitalists seeking inv stuients, and
those desiring homes in or near the city, are re
quested to address A. K. SKAGO,
del4 6tw2t Dealer in Real Estate, Atlanta, Ga.
W. WILSON. J«. F BURNS. JR. F. H. BURNS
WILSON, BURKS & CO ,
Wholesale Grocers & Commission Merchants
80s. HOWAnD ST. C R. OP LOMBARD BALTIMORE.
E ke“U c nstantly on hand a large and w* 11 as-
Yf snrtedstock t Grf cerics.Firtablefor the bo th
em and Wes». rn ta «e. We ?ol cir. consig m.enta r*f
Cou- try Produce, . uch as Cotton, Feathws, Ginseng.
Beeswax. Wool. Dried • xuit Far t kins. etc. Our fa
cilities for doing busine* are such rsto warrant quick
sa'e3 ani prompt returns. Alio derswil* have our
prompt atton ion. nci»22w6m
WM. H. TISON.
WH. W. GORDON
TISON & GORDON,
COTTON FACTORS
Louisville, December 16.—Tho great pub
lic library lottery drawing was commenced at
nine o’clock this morning. The first^ten num
bers drawn were as follows: 5.075, 44,172,
25,840, 14,903, 20,563, 32,417, 23,877, 15,900,
i 2,095.
New York, December 16.—John V. Norton,
Six Francisco, December 15.—The body of
a diowned man washed ashore with a life pre-
term marked “Corsica of Thomaston” at Bel-
oos B»y. The bark Corsica sailed from Aus
tralis on the 29th of November.
Augusta, December 15.—Tho Mississippi
Cemral Railroad was protested here to-day on
bonds dne first August last. The road is leased a post-office defaulter, has been arrested,
loth* Southern Railroad Association, but both Comptroller Connolly’s bail is named at half
failed to provide funds necessary to avoid pro 1 a m jiij 0n . Richard M. Blatchford was robbed
test on the streets of $50,000 in bonds.
Mobtgoheby, Ala, December 15.— Both 1 Tweed was heartily cheered by his friends
branches of the Alabama Legislature resolved when brought into court Tweed was com.
to extend their session beyond thirty days. A m j t ted to the Toombs without bail,
bill has passed both houses, authorizing the Laxeb.—Tweed was brought before Judge
Governor to issue one million dollars in Ala- jj arnnr a on a writ of habeas corpus, who re-
toma eight per cent bonds, to be used as neces- i ease( j him on $5,000 bail.
nty may require. Savannah, December 16—Robb, the Collec-
Richmond, Va., December 15.—It has been tor of the port, after a full and freo investiga-
>aowing heavily for some hours and still con- t j on on the pait of the prosecution, and under
linnev. The snow is nine to ten inches deep. ,h a statement of the District Attorney and
Saelling, who was shot yesterday by Monteirro, charge of the Court, was honorably acquitted
is improving, and hopes are entertained of his I jury without leaving the box.
recovery. Monteirro was bailed in the sum of Boston, December 17.—William Brown, of
i:,000. Lynn, killed his wife with a dirk, and resisting
Philadelphia,’ December 15.—John Ware I a rrest, stabbed an officer, who shot him dead
*»s hung at Camden to-day for tbe murder of ^th a revolver.
bis father. San Fbanclsco, December 17.—A bill is pend-
Xew York. December 15.—The Jersey City ing in the State Legislature for a cable to Japan
Postoffice was robbed of two thousand dollars I an( t china.
in money and three thousand dollars in postage I London, December 16.—Tho Queen, accom-
stamps last night. ] pan:ed by Princess Lonise and other members
Eight children were taken from the Brooklyn the royal family, arrived at Windsor Castle
Oiphan Asylum to the small-pox hospital, this afternoon by a special train from Sand
Small-pox is decreasing here. riDgham. _ . .
Sand lingua it. December 15, 5:80 p. h.—The I Paris, December 16.—The Budget of the Fi-
Prinee of Wales was tranquil this afternoon and nanc6 Minister, Ponyer Quertier, shows a snr-
tho course of the fever continues favorable, c f fourteen million francs.
The Queen returns to Windsor to morrow. _ j London, December 16.—Five sailors of the
Washington, December 15.—The Commis-1 American ship James Brett, lying in the harbor
sioner of Internal Revenue has nominated to of Havre, were accidentally drowned yesterday,
the President Benjamin F. Bell, as Collector of 1 Sandringham, December 16.—Tho Prince of
the Second Georgia District, and James F. I \p fl iea j s more tranquil than at any time since
Dener, as Collector or the Fourth Georgia Dis- the fever appeared. The progress of tho fever
trict. is in all respects satisfactory.
Ex-Seuator ’Williams, who becomes Attorney J Washington, December 16.—Before the com*
General on the 10th of January, was congratu- m i3 S i on under the Washington treaty, Anthony
lated by hisfriends to-night, and was serenaded. Barclay vs. tho United States, claimant, alleges
He says, “all the ability and energies I possess tllat ^jie a resident of Georgia he did not in-
ihall be devoted to the enforcement of the laws f eni j f 0 change his allegiance from Great Brit-
and the suppression of violence, disorder and ain He oomplied with the Queen’s proclama-
crime. I promiso all whom it may concern | tion 0 f neutrality. He pleads the Presidents
that when I am placed at the head of the de- proclamation confiscating property passing from
;artment of justice, so far as the jurisdiction t jj 0 insnurectionary to the loyal States. He
of that department may go, its mandates will I a u e ges various acts of plunder by Sherman s
to dispensed without fear or favor and with f orceBj an d the occupation of two of his planta-
cqtul vigor and respect for all classes and I tions by Sherman’s order. Barclay claims $27j,-
oonditiona of men. I deeply regret that in j 000. The United States demur that the acts
some sections of the country a spirit of lawless- alleged do not constitute a valla claim under
ness seems to prevail. I will favor every eon- t]j e treaty, and that the United “ha*® 8
sideration of kindness to induce an obedience to DO t responsible, and the claimant by his
the laws - but if no other means will answer, I domicile is not entitled to his chum as ft
then I am for raising the whole power of the British subject under the treaty. The Bnt-
country to crush out every conspiracy against j2 counsel claim that the wanton destruo-
the peace of society and the safety of nnoffend- Ui on of. Barclay’s property was not neoes-
ing citizens.” The new Attorney General is The incident was not justified hy the
(mazed that any considerable number at this j aws 0 f nations; injuries so infliotea are unde-
time shonld engage in violence and disorder, I n { a bly a proper subject for reclaiming. ^ In the
for there is nothing to gain and muohtoloee. 0*30 of neutrally, the British counsel admit
If hatred and revenge are allowed to overcome temporary alliance under oertam circum-
these considerations, then it becomes the plain Ounces to one power, but claims that when per-
dnty of the Government to interfere with a | ma nent allegiance to another dte
Peril and Precaution.—This is a season that
tries the frame and the constitution. If there be
_ weak spot in either, tho chilling damps, the mi
■ larious fog i, the varieties of temperature that
icg tho Secretary to famish a copy of the laws mark th0 con!mencenlen t of the winter seaaon are
t0 Mr r SmtthTff;«d n ^olution directing the ^ f> er0 are *°"W*™£*
Committee on Agriculture and Manufactures to have not a weak spot somewhere, and thewreeat
preparo a bill on fence laws so as to prohibit the thing that any man or woman can do is to fortify
running at large of stock within certain limits, it by a course of Hostetter’a Stomach Bitters, ana
Not acted on. I thus keep tho enemy at bay. In war, when a city
Mr. Nichols, chairman of the committee ap- ^ me naccd tho firet thing to be done ia to etrength-
pointed to wait upon the Acting Governor, re- en ^ r „mp ftr tH. Tho same policy should ho
ported that the committee had waited upon the ... wiUl tho Unman body, when its direst foe,
Acting Governor m amordanTO Wtth^nstmc. | , g abroid a ^ e ' tomach ia weak, this
I COMMISSION MERCHANTS
liver is inert, this wholt some stimulant will ronso
it; if there is constipation, this aperient will cure
it; if there is nervous debility, this nervine will
replace it with nervous vigor; if there is impurity
in tho blood, this depurent will neutralize it; if
there is a cloud on tho spirits, this exhilarant wil
tions, and that he replied he was glad to see
them as citizens but did not recognize them in
an official capacity, or the fact that the Legis- |
lature is now in session.
House —The House met at 10 A M., aud was
called to order by the Speaker. Prayer by Rev.
Mr. Jone3.
The journal of yesterday was read and ap
Pr A V bUl to levy and collect a tax on dogs in the I dispel it. These are facts that have been demon- I of I ^ t ^
counties of Brooks and Hancock, was read the strated every day for the last twenty years. Gan
About twenty other counties were | ^3 much bo said for any other medicine—or rather,
can as much bo proved? for anything may be said
by tho unscrupulous. Do not except any of the
local bitters sometimes recommended by dealers
in lieu of the Standard Restorative.
third time,
added.
Mr. Bryan argued that the bill would be
unconstitutional if passed. Laid on the table.
Mr. Pierce offered a re olution that this Gen
•ral Assembly adjourn sine die to night at 12
'clock.
A substitute by Mr. Camming, providing for
Dr. Price’s Cream Bakiso Powder—After a six
A substitute by mr. summing, proviaing ior 1 > test is acknowledged to be tho only strictly I _ __ 7'", „ . .
| SS | ®«ft«*»(l CftoWfesaw Bfiwsea|«Bls
and to recommend the hour of adjournment
sine die of this General Assembly, was adopted.
Mr. Simmons, of Gwinnett, offered the fol
lowing resolution, which was adopted: I " tne /! ors ‘ " *7 ZZZZZZmZ*
Resolved, ThatW. A. Hemphill, of tbe At- cannot make him drink. But it u also true that
lanta Constitution, having been elected Publio I the horse cannot drink unless he he taken to the
Printer, and he having given bond and qnali- water. In like manner, while it is true that each
lied as snob, it is ordered by the House that pftr t 0 f the body must be in ft condition of readi-
from this time forlh, the Secretary of State negg t0 taJt0 up from the blood the nutriment it
cause the printing ofthe House to be done by needg> it jg alao trna that there must he abundance
strong arm and subdue these passions. He al- temporary, it gives way to the ?! a-f
lodes to being the first Cabinet offioerfrom west gi^ee. The Commission decides that the nm
of the Rocky Mountains, and promises not to question is whether the Commission have juna-
forget where his home is. J diction, which depends upon whether tte edaim-
. Cairo, December 15.—One man was arrested ant j a a British subject within the meaning or
. viii-.o, uecemoer 10.—ujw «**»** — am, nn "“"j™
m the Indian Territory recently by Detective t j, e treaty. This undoubted plea umt claimant s
ftnkenton on tho oharge of being connected re gidenoe in Georgia, excludes him from tn
with tho recent robbery of the Southern Ex- treaty is denied. The whole demurrer, is disu-
Press Company in Tennessee. He made a lowed, but the United States ““
daring attempt to escape this A. M., from the liberty, if they see fit, to take issue upon the
steamer Illinois. While underway between here | facts alleged in the asemoriaL
"nd Columbus Kentnoky, he snatched Pinken-
ton’s revolver and ahot at and missed him, and
then jumped overboard and attempted to swim
®*horo and was drowned. He was eh route to
Cnion City, the scene of the last robbery, ana
'tas in -harge of Pinkenton.
Annafolis, December 15.—Tbe examination
of Gen. Ketchum’s books and bis band box,
Try MU
“Canat thou not minister to a mind diseased,
An* with acme sweet, oblivions wlidote,
the fool bosom of the perilous staff
That weighs upon tbe heart?
Certainly: Plastado* Bums will do it whet
nothing else will. Melsnoboly, depression, hypo-
“ ^^-avvwuuuAo VVV J ana urn ubuu uua, noiuiug own ••***. — . * * ” infOT fmffl
&0WS that thoro were no transactions such as chondria, insanity, all
chimed by Mrs.. Wharton. A question arose k flhnT ^ stomach, and this Plantation Britos »
(bout nSmittln. V.l«hnm’a hooks SS 6V1- I a lur6 care f OZm Tham la no mistake about »,
(bout admitting Gen. Ketchum’s books as evl
cence. Daring the argument of this question,
the jury waa ordered from the Court room.
London, December 15, 1:30.— An official dis-
PMch from Sandringham, says that the Pxinee
-iu had some quiet Bleep to-night-ffij
There is no mistake
drspepsia, headache, doRncee, ague, and tow «pWta
most yield to the health-giving and genial influ
ence of the Plantation Bitten. If you qre. to
doubt, Bake «trial and be eoovtaeed.
112 Bay Street, Savannah, Ga.
BAGGING AND IRON TIES ADVANCED ON
CROPS.
Liberal cash advances made on Consignments
aug20-dAw6m*
WM. H. STARK.
H. P. RICHMOND
WM. H. STARK Sc CO.;
Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors,
markoti His Flavoring Extracts equally pure.
Food is Life —“One man,” eays the proverb,
may lead “the horse to tho water, but twenty men |
that said Public Printer be instructed to print
the public and private lawc at once,
SAVASHAH. GA.
Careful attention given to
SUES OR SHIPMENT OF COTTON
And all kinds of Produce.
TxnitttAT. advances made on consignments.
Arrow and Eureka Ties at lowest agents’ prices!
Keep constantly on hand a large stock of au kinds
wiU recognize .soother as^PublicP?tatar;_and jjow, in order to have good blood, we must I £• F. COE’S SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.
have, on the one hand, a sufficiency of appropriate aug20d2awAw6m*
The Joint Committee on adjournment report- wholesome food, and, on tho other hand, we must B . H , ahdebson. <mo. w. andkbson, jb.
ed a resolution providing for the adjournment in T0 a sufficiently keen digestive power, that is, johh w. andkbson. ,
of this General Assembly at twelve o’clock to- Limply-dissolving power-in the stomach. Many tva nr IIMRKAII’S KftlS.
night sine die; also, providingfor the apm>mt- _£ r J . mor0 or ieg 3 aeficiency in this “dis-1 J1 ' Ul AtvlfliBOVil O OW (3,
night , ^ . ... .
ment of a Joint Committee to wait npofi the . ^ „ power. To supply this very deficiency,.]
ment and to ask if he has any further 00m- tonie stimulant, Dr. Gottlieb Fiech a Bitters.
munioations for this General Assembly. This subject continued next week under “Auiri-
Apopted. tion; JIow Possible.
A resolution by Mr. Pierce, reciting that a
number of members under the impression that .
this session would include Saturday had ehildren, many a doctor’s bill can be saved, and
COTTON FACTORS
AND I 1
General Commission Merchants.
Corner Bryan and Bray ton Street*,
■ Savannab, Ga. ' Sd) 1 i.i:
OTIBEBAL ADVANCES MADE ON CON
Economy.—By using Mrs. Whitcomb’s Syrup for SIGNMENTS. >ug20 d£w6m
drawn pay for that day and directed the I muoh BU ff er iDg averted. Bead the advertiaemant in
Treasurer to charge for the same as advance, co ] nmn .
^ The* Senate amendment to the resolution Mahbiaox Guidk—-Interesting work, numerous
above reported in reference to the Public Prin- engravings, 224 page*. Price 50 cents. Address
ter, which allowed Mr. McCamy, of Whitfield, I Batts’ Dispensary 12 North Eight Street, St
to publish the publio laws passed at this session Mo. See advertisement. augX7-diwIy
at his own expense, was farther amended by I * - . — —
saying that nothing herein contained shall con- -ri r TT,, r 1 a-rr^ti Affllfl TOIllC WiU make liberri ad
fliot with the rights of the Pnblio Printer, and I HUrioy o "o I Produce consigned to
DUN0AH. J. H. JOHNSTON. K. MACLEAF
DUNCAN & JOHNSTON,
COTTON FACTORS
— ' - ahA"* i 1» **-1
General Commission Merchants
98 BAT STREET, SAVANNAH, GA.
advances on Cotton' and other
US. MipIflilAtribn*:.
\(p ^*~*V ■
-^-I'-
Ovcr ONE HUNDRED PAGE3—printed in
Two Color’, c.n 6m>erb Tinted Paper.
Four Suuttr® 1 ’ pravir.ro of Flowers, Plants
and Vercts’r’cs, with Do-crr>ti< uif<, and TWO
COLORED PLATES:- ^—Directions and
Plr.n.3 for miking Wilks, I-awns, Gardens.
&c. The handsomest and best Floral
€«ni<le in tho World. AU for Ten
Cell's, to those who think of bnyinsr,Seeds,
Not a qntirter the cost Sail),COO sold
of 1«71. Address
. JAMKS VICK, Rochester, TV. V.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
MILLIONS Bear Testimony to the
Wonderful Curative Eflects of
DR. WALKER’S CALIFORNIA
then ooncnrred in.
The committee charged with communicating
the actionrof the General Assembly in relation
to adjournment to the Governor reported that
they had performed their duty and had been in
formed by Hon. Benjamin Conley that he did
not reoognize the fact that there was any-Gen-
Pnrely Vegetable! NeAr*enle,NoMerenry
U J la its Composition! 1
A VOID QUACKS.—a victim .of earlr indiscre
tion. canting nervous debility, premature decay,
etc., bavins tried in vain evary advertised remedy.
TVJO CUBE, NO PAYTis direction, be followed I
No danger in taking an overdose, as we put KE £ V £8.78 Nassau st., N.Y. au«6 wly
no poison in W medicines. One dollar per bottle. :—
1 * i — 1 H| - - Dfi LAOX LOUCXS,
JZHIKL DELAMATRR,
xdwin dodoa • •: , ,
11111 imuKutfin ■ .1 ii ,w« mw*. .in—— , * —■ m. , . a STiVER H* GABBOTT,
eral Assembly in session; but that if he did he T) r Klirle v’8 StOlHaCQ BltteiS FERnnUMD H. obiogs,
probably would have something to oommnni- ] */1 • axial wj | J. xnv
cate.
House adjourned until 9 b. k, _ | —
The Legislature | £&,'^”a genUe«d permanent
etinralant and tome is required. Pleasant to take.
One dollar per borile
farther business will be transacted. S. L.
I TS the remedy, par exerilenoe, for aR dieeaeee
X from debility, disordered stomach.
letite, torpid uver, indigestion, and all
Garbutt, Grigs* & Co.,
W I0LE8ALE Grocers and Tea Dealers. Nos.
168 and 170 Chambers street, corner Green
wich, New York octlO w3m*
Tax Collins Steel Plow is said to be wonder
fully durable. Such elegant steel implements
of course are oostly, but they are far cheaper
for our planters in the long run, than the old
fashioned iron plows.
. I EOBGIA, MITCHELL COUNTY. — Burgin
Dr. Hurleys Syrup of Sarsopanlia.
the 25th day of December instant, by 10 o’olock a.
WITH IODIDE OP POTASH.
haa long been recognized by
Thousands attest its virtues, and from all I j^j^^u^.^^reliablet"searching and hirm-
quartera of the Globe oome testimonials of won- I }|l| within their reech, and as a Blood
derful cures performed by Simmona Liver Beg-1 p ur jg ar u eertainly stands without a rival. One
nlator. - dollar per bottle.
k. Witness my band and seal, this December 15,
1871. .. ' .
dee!7 2t* H. O DASHER, Ordinary.
Dr.
Speaks for Itself.
Chicago, Jane 24,1871.
Dr. V. Clamncn Puicx-Mydear Birt Having I fj^lndispwmable remedy in the nureeiy_
No
And Betting apirt ^ __ 1 . _
I will pass upon the same at my office at 10 o'clock
A. x., on.the 26th day of December, 1871. Given
under my hand officially^- 1 _ ^ ..
del72t Q.T. WARP. Ordinary.
in its favor.
Certainly In my own case it has proved 60 be a 1N eanta per bottle,
most valuable remedy. Yom Tflry^ily, J ^ Hurley’S Popular Worm CflUdy
the Bother, ind ft oIoat owiciftnoft to thfl T6Qdor. I ^ DoccDbor, iiu>h n ^ ^ U o’clock k y it oy offioo
in Knoxville
de!7 2t*
J. W. AVANT, Ordinary.
BicxaxdF. Bvrrrr,
81004 Enrid * ,r d ^5^!? ts AiSfeSt fromita uae. Children tove it No dan-
for ** 1 *' iStarivtaHanoTerioee. 25sentepesbox.
Ask
have it for sale.
“A Blight Cold,” Coughs.—Few are aware of
the importance of ohecking a oongh, or
oold" which would yield to a mild remedy,
lected, often attacka the lungs. “JBrowa’e Bron
chial Troches" give sure and almost laimediata
relief. • r ~Xl
TAYLOR COUNTY John R Hor-
r having applied for exemption of person-
* J will paes upon the same on Tuesday, the attth
dav of December, at 10'tfffibek £ x., at mj offioe.
det7 2t JAMBB P. HUBS, Ordinary.
“alight Dr. snuff! SiliF If Bart at Ira.
W mHB Greet Tonic and Asperisar. One dolto per Ud la pses_^n the e^e ^^ tat dw of
replteodkwtf
^1 for eaie by
BEATON 4 00.,
everywhere. 1 Januwy, 1872, at my office at JeffSreonvtlle at 10
1 o’clock A. M.
dee!6 fit J. U. BUBKETT, Ordinary.
«ye» >.d» 7 - it-.o Its qr riflv i .
i ^y emr.i-fl r. vh.t* v-tfr .'kH f -• j*u
VINEGAR BITTERS
J> Walker Proprietor, ft. H. McDonald A Co., Drugstst* and
Wen. Ag'ts, Sas Fr&ncboo. CaL, and 32 and 34 Commerce St.H<r
Vinegar Bitters are not a vile. Fancy Drink.
Made of Poor Kum^Whleker, Proof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced end sweet
ened to please the taste, called “Tonics,’ “Appetiz
er.,” “ Restorers,” &c., that lead tho tippler on to
drunkenness and rnln, hut are a true Medicine, mado
from the Native Boots and Herbs of California, free
from nil Alcohollo Stimulants,"^They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIF1.
GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Benorator ana
Invlgorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to a healthy condition.
No person can take these Bitters according to direc
tion* and remain long unwell, provided their bones
ere not destroyed by mineral poison or other means,
and the Vital organs wasted bavoud the point of re-
pair. • *
They *re a. Gentle Pu*sm**vo a8 well CSX
Tenle, possessing ad»°, the peculiar merit of acting
as a powerful agent in relieving Congestion or inflam
mation of the Liver, and all the Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether In
young or old, married or single, at the dawn of wo
manhood or at tho turn of lift, these Tonic Bitters have
no equal. ’ taJH
jMHf Inflammatory and Chronic H hen mu
tism and Goat, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, 1
Bilims, Romlttent and Interml tteat Fevers, 1
Diseases of Ibe Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
Bladder, these Bitters havo been most tnceessful. 1
Bnch Disease* are censed by Vitiated Bleed
vhlch la generally produced by derangement of the
Digestive Organ*.
1 DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache, Pstn in the Shoulders, Coughs. Tightness of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the 8tomacb,
Bad taste In the Month, Billons Attacks, Palpitation
of the Heart, Inflammation of th* Langs, Fain in the
regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful
symptoms, are tho offsprings of Dyspcpslc. A
They Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pid Uver and bowels, which render them of unequalled
efficacy In cleansing the blood of all Imparities, and
Imparting new lift and vigor to the whole system.
.x. FOR BUN DISEASES, Eruption*, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches Spots. Pimples, Pnstalss, Bolls, Car-
bnneles, Blag-Worms, Scald-Head, Bore Eyes, Xrislp-
elss. RE* BcmlU. Discolorations of the Skin. Humors
and DiseMes ofthe Skin, of ^whatever name or nature,
are literally dngup and carried oat ofthe system In a
short time by the nee of these Bitters. One bottle in
each cases will convince tbs most Incredulous of their
curative effect.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yea find Ha
Impurities bursting through the skin In Pimples, Erup
tions or Bores, cleanse It when you ffnd It obstructed
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