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Fsum the Southern Cultivator. Hnrr t 4 Ot»ff>>s Planters. —ls yon can benefit tfjnv of your many subnet iberg, l»v inserting llic enclosed hints to cotton plan ters, pi cage *4<» so. It is know to every •otton planter to what extent the cotton plant can be imprppved. I will give my experience. ' ** 1 '■' - - <- J v . Mr. David Dickson, some of his Improved cotton seed. He showed me how he select ed and improved the cotton. I followed his directions, aftd experienced no d : fficnlty in improejug tbs cotton, btit fonnd it very hard or rather onto! my power to keep it pore, nntil 1 feft npon the plan of thinnig the cotton, after it squared, and before it bloom ed. I selected boll every year with my owjji fingers, and yet wonld get some impure or mongrel stalks, until I thinned aa above—take care to pnlt op the poorly squared stalks. I need not attempt to de scribe 0 Susceptible of inprovement tlie cojton-plant is. Suffice it to say. lam satisfied*! improve on it every year. I pick from the beßt stalk the choicest bolls— having •osapect at the same time, to those with moat jfni, and preferring (boss with •msII white seed. Prehaps flfmtf ngy tell us through the Colti4s»fbr m*xt -fan, hot* 1 -to Increase the lipUtfi the weip|>t.-of seed* If that haa to be done,(as I think it wilt)* by proportioning to the strength of the should always take his head with lifmiii the field. Come, cotton planters, let, us like good improve from misfortunes; and aa in days of black labor, cottou was King, let us now muktrH Emperor. THORNTON HOLMAN. HI MS* Ml ' ' -WWW ■■■ Ml II I— . BirjlT Him a Fias.—Perrin, the landlord of the Westminister Hotel, New York, is not ottep but last August a dapper little Frenchman staggered him for a moment. MMhMK*## ice, he ac* OMtrd jjfj JT Jjr T yon please, Monsieur, yon shall send bill fie'Hre in my room.* - . |uia what T said Ferrin, looking at fho thermotnefer, which indicated OS degrees' *1 wish de bill de fire in my apartment, Frro ® fßpfcW,* aiid Ferrin, with that out ward impertnrability with which the trne hotel4tltf#is feseiaes an order for any thioflr,if k°ld dust pudding with dia% iiond plums. Vohn t fire in ten tbonaand and onjfi ‘Yea, sar-r-r I said John, and hy the time the Fwtuchmah had arrived at hia room. Joint, frith perspiration pouring off him, hud the 1 grate filled and a blase roaring op the chimney like mod. able you dnP4aid the astonish ed foreigner. ‘Built kfirc, air, as yon ordered,’ replied the other exile, ; . , . be tarn£ said th| Frenchman. rout myself wiz xe heat.* and rnnUieg down stairs tie appeared at the office with inflamed face and moisted shirt coMor, exclaiming: 1 ask, you not for *<» think I wish to make myself more hot, eh? I call for bill de fire—*e bill, le charter, so I can eat myself wix my dinare.* Mil of far*, ith yes, air,’ said Ferrfn "I beg your pardsn,' mid he politely pas sed out the programme for the day, bot deputed one of the garoons of the resturaet to answer any further order from the awbject of Napoleon. Struck ttt A Whale.— The Steamer Amer iea, which plies between this port and Buhiiuorr, while {entering Chesapeake Bay, s dp.m ,an the twenty-seventh of Match, Rt rack H Whafe heavily, jawing the rbsael as though slie had ran aground. The force of* he concussion can ge imagined by tIW fact that the collision resulted in tear ing away some seven feet of the Ameri. calrncuAwater. His whuleship got <>f|' by leattig enough of his hide and blubber village opop for a week. Another whale was seen about half a mile from the steam* gr. They have evidently gotton ont of their latatnde, as whales aro rarely seen in these waters. The one struck was at least forty feet in lencth, probably the largest on 9 ever seen w* the Atlantic coast, and the escape of the f»«n» «»«••«» injury w4* remarkable. —SatomwA Atktr **'- '4wMkHMMwuw w ai irr —n —“ m A'shopkeeper a* Warrington England, pestered by the people who enqnire for srhat he dees not keep, advises the public through lh« U* at paper to the following effect: ‘Notice I do**keep IS hole mouse iM **■•» i «•" >° ' resectable people not to impudent Boys Bscd Bad Girls that comes to robbed me flid'h** bad parents those Rial comes into my shop shall be severely yn t «»U pnt into the cellar and took be ; -ip.nl tha magistrate those that comes into »pd ask for article that is not made they must coma to atcal/ ffggßjm. The Jacksonville Union learns that the questions at issue between the pur chasers of the Pensacola and 6n!f and the Tallahassee Road, and parties interested in preventing a trausfor of the property, ha**e bstm satisfactorily stalled and that arrange manta will be completed in a few days mi ller which the purchasers will settle lor the roads and receive possession.— TELEGA HPIIIC NEWS! ABSOCIATKD PUMIS DISPATCHW. y Fraui Waibiastoa Washikgtox, April B.—House. —The House is filiibnatering on the motion to seat Hoge, the minority candidate from Sonth Carolina, Srhatb.— Mr. Morton introduced a resol n tion making the adoption of the Fifteenth Amendment a condition precedent to ad mission of the representatives from Vir ginia, Mississippi and Texas. The Recnnst ruction Committee unani mously agreed to report a bill authorising the President to order elections in Virginia Mississippi and Texas, and to submit on a separate vote the objectionable features of their Constitn tiona. Hoosx. —Hoge, the minority, candidate from the Third Sooth Carolina District, was seated, Mr. Reed, who received toe majority of the votes, being enable to take the test oath. - i The bill anthoiiaiiig the aubm aaion of the constitutions and an election of State offi cers and members of Congress in the Btatea of Virginia, Mississippi and Texas was passed by a votd of 102 to 24. It author* ices the President to order elections at bis discretion; it also authorizes him to submit the cutire constitutions or separate provia ions of them, and forbids the holding of an election in Texas until authorised by the President. The Commanding General may, with the approval of tha President, suspend any existing State law in either of these States deemed oppressive until the action by the Legislature which shall assemble on the fourth Tuesday after the ratification is promulgated by the Commanding Gen eral. Mr. Sheldon of the Second Louisiana Dis trict was seated. SXNAT|E.—Mr. Trumbull, front the Jndici ary, Committee, reported a resolution post poning action npon the President's message till December. Mr. Trumbull stated that lie personally disagreed with the Committee. Mr. Edmunds could see no reason for de laying adjournment. The President with* out farther legislation bad power to order the election. He thought it better to leave those States Under military control, which protected life and proper’ y better than they were in those States which had been recon structed. Mr. Howard expressed the name views. A long discussiou ensued, but no action was taken. The consideration of the bill amending the taxes on whin ky and tobacco was le sinned, when Mr. Sprague spoke till execu tive session. Senate adjourned. Gen. Young, Represent alive from Geor gia, imfjrmed the delegation from that State to-day that the consideration of But ler's Georgia bill will not probably be re. sunted this session, and if taken up would certainly be defeated. Major Jeff. Wofford, Chief of Artillery in the army of Mississippi, has been confirmed as Postmaster at Corinth, Miss. It is stated that the Territorial Committee have decided to report adversely to the confirmation of Col. Crow of the 24th Ala* bam a Regiment, as Governor of New Mexico. A Georgia delegation, headed by Colonel An km** had a private interview with the President to-day. The following nominations of Postmas ters were made to-day: Thus. Johnson, at Farmville, Va.; James Rogers, at Knox ville; J. D. Lewis, at Pulacki, Tennessee; Peter Casy, at Vickbnrg, U- S. Marshals —Wm. E. Parker for the Eastern, and John H. Lippard for the West ern District of Texas. District AtTorheys.—J. W. Purveyance for the Western District of Tennessee; Geo. R. Scoot for tho Western District of Texas Assessi rs— A- D Clark for the First Georgia District; D. L. Nelson 1 for the Se cond Tennessee. District; Chas. H. Peltin'* gill for the First South Carolina District; Cyrns H. Baldwin for the Second South Carolina District Philadelphia, April B. —G. 0. Twitch* !!, convicted of the murder of bis wjf»-*rt mother, and wlhihp jeveenlinn wua tr» K*vu tutron place to day, was found dead in his cell this morning. It is supposed that who visited him yesterday left the poison. Gerald Eaton was hnng today for the inorder of Hecnan. Twitcheli*s death was ranged by strychnine. A Western paper contains the following advertisement : 'Wants a sit nation a prac tical printer, who is competent to take charge of any department in a printing and publishing house. Would accept a pro fessorship in any of the academies. Has no objection to tcadr ornamental painting and penmanship, geometry, trigonometry* and many other sciences. It particularly suited to act as pastor to a small evangel ical church, or as a local preacher. He would have no objection to form a small but telco* class of interesting yonng ladies to inati uct in the highest branches. To a demist or a chiropodist he would be inval uable, as he can do almost anything. Would cbterfully accept a posit ton. ns a bass or tenor singer in a ch<>ir. Wonld board with a family, ts decidedly pious. For luriber particular** inquire at BiowaV '•saloon.* 1869. Is under the Immediate Snp3 Dll TIM nil 111 OH And we Guarantee to Execute as Good JOB PRINTING ■ ‘ % >• * • \ ' -’ v ■' As can be Done Anywhere WITH THE SAME FACILITIES AT HAND. We Use Nothing but the Best Article of Paper And the FINEST INKS, Thus Giving A TONE AND FINISH TO OUR WOBK } Which No Other Kind of Material will Produce. Are Strictly r * jj| If L'% :j his •*w £ ... 5 J „.. * tr jr e'y jx CASH OH DSLIVSST And our Katea As Low asthose of any Establishment, In this Section of the Country, OLEEKS SOLICITED. 2RjBUH k ~" fc - • ■ Biate Supervision of a Pra 1869. pMG Printer of •dor at be (hasoived as if it ve g : may tmnon law. Nir .17 |k| and fendauttg ffililUl a 8 St! Be B l&estcott 11 .Coleman PLAIN AND FANCY FiiiTii Ain tuna Simp Goner of Bmd tod Broughto* Strata. * BAIN BRIDGE, GA. s ' HAVING permanently h'cated. and bdngdratr ous of identifying nimsell with the sf the city, respectful y asks at the hands of ag - - crons public only such encouragement as hUi wore entities him to expect. He will afso execute SIGN WRITING in all its varied phases and styles; KALSOMININC, PAPER HANGING, FRESCOING, kc. Feb, 11th, 1869. 42>w - I. X. L. LI..IMF TANARUS! The best Medicine Ip the word. Will affect more, in a shorter time than any one compound ever offered to the public. It will cure in from one to twenty minutes, Headache, Earach, Pains in Back, Chill*. Neuralgia, Palpitation of the Heart, Enlarged Spleen, ami many other disennes not menti- ned abqve. , Price from 60. cents ,to $1 60 per bottle. Liberal deductions made to dealers. Address G. D. GRIFFIN. BainUrldgC, Ga.. ail: Hriroi^raw^igw l , on Feb 26th. *4i9. 44-ts. afefePßsaLlf July iMartii m 'farßided to all Newspaper* * WHBBKa*,;*UWm-*». -VWkfptMWtfiJft. . Y .~,' .* ing TO! Jp*«rs* of Advertising fnrnished. **'sjKdiße| attention. jki 1 READY XO DFered-promptly.. -. l t of Newspapers tar gale* / ’ «for Customer*. *■*:- MflfluT -> »A < tl s and Notices secured. 1 Ig}?® by feTpe IXI^r Mil—^~iun»| iMfffbridgeUa,. Sepl., 2T1868. f 22—ts. MOEtfr- WE liave just received a splended amorment of Ladies and Gents’ Shoes—also, a nice raent of Children and Baby Shoes. Gents Boots and Gaite *, ail for which we sell for Cash. «... ■ T. B. HUX,XK^iq,U^,CO. . f *J*Qir «*,'Y —Hoop-Skwte?—- LADIES and Miser*, of the latest style, just re ceived and for sAle by T. B. HUMNEWELL A CO. REMOVAL. BOOT AND SHOE MAKING. W32m mSm STILL continues to offer his semceu to thfe public generally in all departments gsfijft Jpgjg of the and Shoe Making He is confident be can turn '■/•Smße'. out as gmwl a Boot dr shoe ra #§£•*- can be made, of will be XZjs&B* brought tu this market, and »" |r these who patronise him will «// Bptim be guaranteed eritiu- aatisfac- Shop on Troup street in the new building iinrnt diately in rear ol J. tt. Hayes A Go’s store. Bail bridge. Qa. jar, 29 44-I. v REMOVAL. r pHE Office of the •Pustsss’ Cwuwta*’,’ an -1 Printers Furnishing Warehouse formerly incut**- at 36 Hudson Street, has been Removed to 6*- MikobSt*ht Address all orders fyt material t n. 8. Mas ami.k 615 Minor Btreet, Philadelphia. P*ona. [B-6-tf AGEITB WIRED. $75 to S2OO per month 1! Or a Commission from which twice that aw- • can be made by selling the LAf fcsfjßt) IMPROVE COMMON S^NSE my sum maim PR CE $lB -30 i For Circulars and i'erms ad- - * C\ * tO 820 M Stttti. Pa Dee. 18, 1868 " ff7-3ui SAVANNAff MORNING NEWS , I'OK 18«ftl , fj -o On tie Ist of January. iß6o* Upe Morning New entered on its.twcntiety year. The News Is so Well know throughout this section f the Southern State*, that a recapitulation of it* opinions « r its opinions or its standing is sitnph unnecessary. The vtforts that have been tnaile during the pa#r vear to make it newspaper worthy of Savanah, have met with success, atul to-day, addition to its THE LARGEST CIUftJLATIO.N \S THIn CITY I it eanl)*,found in every city, town aud village ij mthem Gecrgiaand Florida. besides having ageo* eral circulation Throughout this and other tMflrf w No effort will be spared to mako The Morning Mews a comprehensive medium of General, Political, and * * 4 Commercial Intelhgenoe Special attentioh being given to the wellfare of B*. vaunah and the intere>-ta of Georgia and Florida i ITS LOCAL DEPA&TMMNT Wlal* in t£ -X ™,¥ The Latrit Newt by Teleiwpb iiid MrU, .jj imporlftrvl It contains a foil and aecbrnt* ’ . Cotton and £roatt& Report ' OF TSpS MARKET. n * Twß “ •* SehserlpUa Mr IMt£ ~. P D ■ s * o 00: «* *B«nUis, *6.00; three <gg* $ * 6 00;S * ** "TSESe sesJ? the Weakly.) _ 1 rusements m IST So'iMcriptintis and advertisements receiroA our Counting Room. 111 iky Street. * VST Orders by mail to ~ “ b» , J. H. Essril^ Feb. lltb* '6O. Savakkam^a. ! IB<*B - Ilic f rirntifif : tlfi rut best VAryn iv the wove, Published iof Near?}-’" * jt a A t tjitim pin* #MM #*••«!? ati MH 1 Improved, is «w iiflfc* mu d'rilluiilt, and interesting journals ever pnblLhed >er is beautifklh printed and dfjSabtly ,lih 4v*xl*>r%rtmtl engravings, rep.e, e ruW J inventions, norelthw *» mechanic*-. agricgiu" chemistry; photography, mattgiactures, science aednri. 1 • 1 IfnruiGTi. mechanic*, inventor*, Isis. ttaAnnOw-taarefT. and pe«>ple in every prolr»|, h life, will had the Scientific American to of value i» their ;e*pective callings. Its couimC: suggestions wilhsare them hundreds of dollnw J nuaiiy. Imsidea abiding them a continual l!)||r knowledge, the value of which Is befond prcumJ estimate. All. patents granted, with the cl.lj published w&iklf. ■ r> ! ' ,*1 Every public or private library should h»r ( (J work bound and pr«f ryed f«r reference I The yearly RUmhe** id tWtWentifiic Am« r |J make a splendid vo!tilde bf 'nearly one tb( )nM J qaarto pages, equivalent to nearly four thon*! ordinary isaik {Migee. Anew, .vjdunic connumJ Jah. L 1808..* Pnblishfd. .Tertp*— One r,J $3; half-year, $l 6<>; clubs of toft obpfti"focal $26 ; speciroeb copies ; hi 9 Address ** - MUNN A f\). i ron . , 85 Park Row, New Tiuk I fco y»Th« publishers of the Relentific America j connection with thai fmtdioatiuft of the p«pcr acted as Solicitors of Patent* twenty-two Thirty thoosand applications for pdffcn’f* hsveL| made fhrough their agebey. More than oirehutdll fhMieend4uVetßbrlVJfAV«r sought th« pounia-lLi tJ pßOprietors of the SiieutifleyAWfceu tjmcfnjl their fnvmitjop.s. Cunfultationa »»nd advice i, I ventors, by mail, frfco. Pampbletr jAhicvrtmiv law* of all countries, free. •* ib trs • | A handsome bound volume.. contnlnmg chanioal onirraving*, United State* cwimp] wuntics, wj,th hints; spd Wlpte for biailed on receipt of 26 cents. jsn^l IMPGM'AlftXil'a GN«J|d OF STOCK. j THE AMERCAN STOCK JUUBNAI ANp. , I Parraera’ a * it tirU I rj-tiu*. , ONI.Y $1 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE. A First-clae* Monthly-Jdtfrnut, devoted te Im ingund St*»ek Breeding, Each number contninO large double, colmuiijjwgee. iljustruted with fiunwi pus engravings. Rpcdinen 6»pies free, sos 'stani f with liAi6f aplenriid Pretninm« to Agents; f - 'and cattl^Victor • mi;** 4 I / i '*«'** X'-’bi (jii l The publLhers of the American Stock Jourt hav i estabUsbed a Veterinary Department in <(• ool.umn* of the Journal, which in placed under 111 clergy -V s . * distingnisbed Teteriiia?j" wfioHe otity !t is tv rebeivt^quMU-ns a* to the «■ ujynts or injuries of all kinds ot slwk, end tc J ewer in print, in connection with the question, hw? they should be treated tor a cuik. I hesc |>rmrij| tionsare given gratia, and thus every subsetil*-rlf the Journal baa always at kia command a Velerui ry Surgeon, -free of Kvcry Farmer «| Stock Breeder should subset iba for ft.* Sent Frit. Vfint Months f+r A nflimf. Every m-w kubs,Tiber for 180), rrcrived by II -iratof February, will e*'civc the OcTolter, N»»v« ber and December etimbers of iH67, lute mskii -vwr 600 btrsc M-**ib!e-<H»lnmu ps-s<?ii of readih)t nt er in tho 16 numbers. All the low price - Address N. P. JKiYfiR k o.'. P-jMbhsrs. Gum Tree. Chester County, PennsyKsri Juno 6, i \KMOHI*rH MONTHLY MAG AZIN F., v.rW.H i f sail_y acknowledged the Mmlel Parlor t A.nortea r derot*rt to Originab hioriia, ,i' u J m tehee, Ar<b itw:t.i:r« and Altaic I Cottas*;* iiiirH " 'd -Mattcra. Ghuis •*/ 'I hongbt, IVimu:ml and Lirj| -r; <}(Msip (Including special department? on IV -u.K.) luKtructioiis *'n lf«*lth, Muak., A murrain 1 tc by the best autbora. and profusely illintur ; • Ihcomiy hngrnvr.gs, Mullsisse) nagfiil #**iWvi | de Patterns, KiubroideHoi, and a con*hl And»M| i. nos artfsne hoveltk ß , with othet rrfainitig fitkiututr. Unraawifi No person of --finetaent. Aka rilj at ta«te car afford t<vht« i Wk tic , tan hly. Hingk rKur h.allev! *-T 1 a sp-.tlinens, 10 n-nta 4 i B 1 . cwpic#, to a ! [-*■ 0.k.-«ij ! ou,. w i;gtsoj*-* | f hrw oopira gg A-fT with the first pi' premium* sos A Kew Wherli*% *5-wing MacbK for m **'»u«riberr *t F h< RES’KINGP. REMOTEST. X No 478 Proadway. New V« rk TVmorcrl"*^r ,M ' V A*m*'icn, «- m nw you man *i % t / *»J *J f V ' ;? nmy publishing A N*w RimtAL Ktopt, to r# Plough a largo part of the next Volume, eiilillf ‘’Mr. Browning's PariA.'” All New Rqlpicritie'rs wfll get tfie Rt?>rV Cbmpld'i We send Grf ViT A MftkeF* $6- Rawing Msck 11 ! tor 18 New Rhbi cribcra. In or6er to it)trainee the Qjiseryer tq new "••d new circles ol influence, we roake thc beral offer * for 1 I«WtM3 i «u New. StibsoFy^€»£r:»^| We will send the Ohservrr for one Ve«r 1o 2 tine or bntft being nttf, far ' $6 ** 8 ! v . „ ,•* *, for, *#<4f| f: ■. “ *r*e or „U .*• lor, t Uft * Or, .to any person Hooding n five, or nior* *1 Hnusßtßtas, we wltl allow hfie’dditilr mu.isdosf •*HCh. ■ Um w* ttt N»oa M W". fiend, by check,, draft,, tn Post-offic* K. HOKiie, Jr., A iffli CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ?e» "fTi*. " h -**•* b'oUK} 1 ' ijj ill it li. jnr l * 1 * : ii ’ij lair, .. "■ OERI»AI* jtUP«HINTBNDKNI H OFfK^ « ATfcMTMJ M.Qvv KAIUU/lie. /tik-rkto October 28th, rgfJ ■A •, and after Sunday November Ist , XJ dole for iWeiiger Trains on lb it K«>»d * run a* follows* [ ■ ha* -nmd ♦ *. n, y «’1 SSBFr— m Arrive at Savannah at ‘wo ,p- 8.69* aoqa im 1 «*» Nov. 4, 186* ° enW * l *«****!& *** B«ef *ii Siooki (!*i*W fcr S^«» T*\ E Br»weriW : h4« fo/Uta ifa * " en an ' f wbtrty Count**, Florida, IH uiiHno££ Can b *' had abO Qt ,,' HUNDRED AND FIFTY HEAD OF BEur CA**; and the retiiHludeV STOCfc. For further apply to -.'.l' ty „ u J; R* «REWKVRF,.Qumcr. Fw«m. 0 ' VS tt - «rgv - f aom A LAWJE Tot rtf YkcVftfj»C<Wis, and flfhtr «anks foi s»,>»at tn,s L'fhce.