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.10..*. v -*u 0 W*m yr ® * -Xgzz X W By Hazzard, Lopez & Olio. * . Vl. UACZ.VUD. J‘- "• BtY " T ' r ° - J. H. HEWITT, - " * Editor. sA.VN N A I r WEDNESDAY, DEGEM’R 11, 1872. > Lkk Memorial. — Twenty thou— sand dollars will be required to com plete the memorial to be jdaeed ovei the remains of Gen. Robert K. bee at the \yashington-hee l Diversity, one-fourth of which amount lias been raised by the Lee Memorial Associa tion. Killeen thousand dollars a-e yet required to complete the memorial. Tim army of Northern Virginia have taken the matter into consideration, and suggest that meetings be held all over the South on the 20th ot January, 187.3, the birth day of Gen. Lee, to lake such measures as may be devised for collecting money to com plete the memorial to the honored dead- ♦- Another Dim-.-The Augusta papers of yesterday give an account of another duel at Sand Bar Ferry, a spot fast becoming as celebrated as the Bladensbing and Hoboken grounds were in past days. The contestants on this occasion were hoih of South Carolina—Mr. James T. Heyward, editor of the Orange burg Times (Democratic), and Mr. Malcolm J. Browning, editor ot the Orangeburg News, (Radical), Strange to say tbe quarrel ot these two h jtspurs came out of a dispute about the Boston tire. The parties met at the Sami Bat on Monday morning with pistols, seconds, surgeons and a number of spectators. Two rounds were fired without effect; the friends were then privileged, according to the code, to Y> v \iv2 about a settlement, but the principals were stubborn ; the near est they could come to this desirable e„d was this : the two principals ad vanced three paces, saluted without speak'mg, and retired from the field. Tins was done, and the affair ended. • Business for Laavvers.—The Woodlmll-Claflin troubles are mak ing business for the New York petti foggers. Victoria and Teunie were brought from their voluntary con finement before United States Com missioner Shields, and were released on giving bail in S3, 000 each to ap pear before the U. S. Circuit Court. They were agvin arrested by an offi cer of the Police Court on tbe crimi nal suit ot Luther C. Challis, for slander. Bail was again given for $2 000 each. Once more the two omen were tapped on the shoulder v an officer, a deputy lrom the Sheri If s office, bail being required lot damages awarded Mr. Challis b\ the Supreme Court. i'lie lawyers employed by these . ies (?) me making a good thing .t of it. If they don’t get any fees, <i,ey will, at least, establish aVepu t it ion. Too Much Laudanum. —Prof. E. W, lying, a promising artist, took an iverdose of laudanum at Atlanta on ~ ; .uunlay last, in order to quiet his nerves, anu died born the effects. He is spoken of as a man of talent in peculiar line, and was a photo .apliic painter in the establishment \lrssis. Smith & Motes, of At lanta. ♦ ♦ ♦ The Governor of Oregon hascleter vned to send a Hogg to represent . ,at State at the International Expo Hioii at Vienna, Austria, in May next. Mr. J. K. Hogg was an old Baltimore acquaintance of the wiiter <il' this article, and represents 2,000,- 000 acres of land in Oregon. ISOIV tfiovv. Out in Nebraska they have trained a hen to play billiards. We presume she plays with a cue and makes a good many foul strikes. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, it is said, is writing her autobiography; if so the many young men who have been flit ting around her skirts will feel a lit tie ashamed. • Mr. Grau pays llubenstein, the great pianist, #IO,OOO and Wintowski #5,000. The latest case of kid-napping is said to have occufed ill a rual district —it was a young goat sleeping. A man in Chicago cured his horse of the epizootic by administering a pint of gin and ginger a day; now the animal will not work or eat until lie has his dram, having acquired intem perate ha’oiiS. The Baltimore Telegraph contra dicts iho report concerning Mr. Joseph Jefferson’s failing eye-sight and mi ml. Ilis bodily health was never better, and his physician, the celebrated Dr. Brown-Sequard, says that he can resume his profession within a month’s time. TELERAPHIC SUM IA SC Y. Secri iary- Delano has gone to Cuba for the benefit of Bis health. I inch baek is to be supported as Governor protein of Louisiana. —A negro was hanged in IV ushingioti yesterday. Congress is doing no important busi nessT—Warmoth bits petitioned the Eighth D'stiict Cou'-t against Pincii back's assuming the Governorship of Louisiana. —Gen. McDowell has gone to Louisville to take command The statue ot the late Chief Justice Taney was unveiled at Annapolis, Md., yesterday.—Terrible gale on the coast ot England. —Commercial Con vention met at >ht. Loins to-day. Patterson was yesterday elected U. S. Senator tor South Carolina, and immediately ahci wards put in jail for bribery.—H. S. Pierce, Rep., has been elected Mayor of Boston. —A letter from Lot la contradicts there poi tOf Ik r clcutl). Cjiuftt sloim oil Luke Sape* io*. FAIR. .1 Fair li '. li he Meld (tl the SCHOOL ROOM OF THE of Mercy, LIBERTY STREET, BETWEEN A BERCORN AND Liy COLA. COMMENCING ON Monday, December 2nd, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE HaiuOi jiliaos unbrfiiaut! of the Sisters of li 1 Joseph T'he public are respectfully invited to aid in this charitable object. no> ■ >t APPLE cider. Mjy- New icflned Apple Cider. I wish to call the particular attention of all parties everywlieie. who wish for l’me. U-iadutteiaicd, Sweet Apple Cide’. us I gii.'i an ce mhie to he a pur. article. For calc in la ge or smaUquahil.ies—bythe Barrel, H-'fßii el. Ten. F-ve and Tin .<■ Gallon K put tip in Qum 7 and Pmt Champage Bot.Ues. Privi'C fcmt'Vs w'sh'.ig for a pm e article ioi; cook or as a bevpia ,e. sh-.Ud g've me a call. My Wholesa'c aad Retai 1 , are very low. • , D. A. CLARK, 55 Jefleiiou sireet. , r n f Di IJ tos* N.'i'onal Tonic Root KirggagU:'i.V'’^ CHRISTMAS GOODS v Just received a choice lot of New Raisins. Citron, Mince Meat, Prunes. Figs. Currants, Dates, Apples. Oranges, Lemons, Almonds, Pecans, Filberts, Brazil, Walnuts Di tod Fruit BUTTER- in cans of 2 1-2- 5 and 10 pounds. Amt everything necessmy to supply the wants for Christmas. .JTVO. LYON K. nov2'-tf Cor. Broughton and Whitaker sts fruit store. ALWAYS ON HAND, Apples, Pears, Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Cocoanuts, AND ALL KINDS OF NUTS. M. JACOBY. noTlfv-tf No. f> Will ta' er st,, neai Bryan Special Notices. Follow-Citizens oC Chatham County. I announce myself nx a Candidate lor re-election to the office of RECEIVER OF TAX RETURNS. Tl\o Executive Commute" of the Democratic parly having nominated a tl kot for County officers. 1 (Item i’ due to myself to say thatdid not appear before that Committee. Incapacitated, by Iwo sovero physical Injuries, hom pursuing any other avocation tlian holding the office, which lias been given me irrespective of paily considerations I preietred to aubmit mj "claims and qualification*" to the people, rather Ilian to a Committee; and to the people I appeal. In the past 1 have at least endeavored to adhere strictly to my duty, ani should I again be honored with your confidence, 1 will, in the future as in the past, try to merit it. Having uo oilier resources (ban my individual exertions, I ask your support at the approaching election. Very respectfully yours, dec6 DARNAKD'K. CEE. Notice. The undersigned lias resumed the Eroker ae-e ' usincss on his own account at his old stand, No. 111 111 van sheet, and solicits public patronage. decSd-lm T. J. McNISH, Society Meetings- Good Templars- Oglethorpe Lodge meets every Friday night, cor ner Bull and Broughton streets. S. E. B. Lester W. C. TANARUS.; J. Belinger Bennett, W. S. Sons of Temperance. Bartow Division meets every Tuesday night, cor ner Bull and t rough ton streets. 11. 11. Sasnctl, VV. P.; J. U. Winslow, R. S. Odd Fellows. Unapt Lodge, No. SS, meets every Thursday night, corner Bull and I roughton streets. G. P. Gray, N. G.; G. R. Robertson, U. S. Knights of Pythias. Friendship Lodge. No. 4, meets every Tuesday night, at Pythian Hall. George C. Lewis, N.t.. S. Shuman. It. S. ~ 1872. _____ 1872. Tbe Largest und Best Selected Stock of Toys, Fancy Goods, AND Fireworks, * AT dec3-3w Cor. Fongi-ess and Drayton streets. Jus. 3, S&u infers. C. Hidgely Goodwill. {has- LBilli Saunders, Goodwin & Wilier, factors AND Commission Merchants, SA VA NX AIL GEORGIA. Agents for Chesapeake Guano. octt4-1m i CAMPBELL & FARMS, Receiving, Forwarding. GENERAL COMMISSION AND Produce ISiLercliftnts- Barnard Street, between Market and Bay, SAVANNAH, GA. r IBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGN | j V,ENTS of Cotton and Produce. oec7-btn J. FOR 23, GENERAL COLLECTOR OFFICE: 91 BAY STREET. j3P- .All bids entrusted t o my care will meet with prompt and ready attention. dccl-lm EDW. 3- KEIdLY Cos., House and Sign Painters 30 DRAYTON STREET, SAVANNAH, . - - GEORGIA. o pipy.R, HANGING KALSOMINING, GRAINING AND GLAZING, n- v (R-lim 1 vompiiy attended to. ■_ T . J. TITCOMB. *>■ COOLXDGB.JB F. J. TITCOJIIS & CO., News Dealers, Boateellers & Stationers Bropghton st., between Bull and Draytou, SAVANNAH. GA. ■ The latest American and Foreign Book*. M;r,a z i,, ~ ~l (. nlw.;ysou hand, or will be piociuodat Bh paH"enh. o r iU ailen(ion paid lo the delivery P„ Aj,|..:ir,ines. cic. 'o unv port ", hie city We are al-'o ~ve; . ared iom..i any Newspaper, Mag a/ine r Book .o any wrt °, f r h IST-We have a s.and . A CO. novl4-iy * • . BOARDING-. r t KNTLEMEN can be accommodated with hoard a,Toil-Congress street. Hove doors east of the TT ' novLtf Srrcvhn iinfisp THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR Holiday Goods! When ft Little Money will go a Great Ways, IS AT E. D. SMYTHE’S, CONGRESS AND ST. JULIAN STS. DOLLS! A SPECIALTY! Avoid the Ilush by making An early Selection '"TY-ipf flecl 1 TO BUSINESS KEN 0 —- A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED sTORI' —OF— PAPERS, CARDS, EIV VEL OPES. Tags, Ou hand, which we are prepared lo work up at SHORT NOTICE Arfo OX THF Alo*t Reasonable lerin*. Hazzard, Lopez & Otto. 91 Bay street. PAINTING, PAINTING. CHRIS. MURPHY. I CHAS. CLARK. MURPHY & CLARK, OFFICE AND STORE, 118 BRYAN STREET Between Bull and Drayton streets, SAVANNAH, GA., House, Ship, Sign AND ORNAMENTAL FiIMTBSS, GILDING, GRAINING, MARBLING, GLAZING, and paper hanging DEALERS IN Faints, Oils, Glass, Putty, VARNISH &c. TTINAMELED and ground gli s, \Aj Glazier's Diamonds, Brashes, etc.. Mixed Paints, of every shade and color. Machinery and Harness oils. Axle Grease, Ac., Cano and Muilv’ug Pots of all sixes. We would respnctfully call the attention of own ers and occupauts of houses to our extensive sup ply of . lIE AD Y-M ADE LA DI )ERS. Of all sizes. They are light and durable, and no home should be without one. Gould’s Patent STEP LADDERS, An in ispensable article for public and privat houses and oSices. Servants lose time enough to pay for one m try iug to borrow for washing windows and houses. Our Skvliffht Ladders Pan be moved by the most, delicate persons. Build should not want for Ladders when they eai buv at a low price. * . . , Prompt and careful attention given 1® al orders. .. novll ' coal AND GRAIN. B EST qaality “coal, for Ranges, Grn l os and Stoves. Hav. Oat-. Corn, Bran. Grits. Meal Ijye, Peas, Ac., Ac MEXICAN RUSTPROOF OA TS , and all kinds of Feed. For sale by fJ A jjERCTER, Commission Merchant. Ac.. 157 Bay st... between o?u .-. t f Whitaker aud Barnard sts. Cheapest Paper in the City O LOWEST ADVERTISING RATES ! THE SAVANNAH EVENING MIRROR PUBLISHED AT Savannah, Georgia, BY HAZZARD, LOPEZ & OTTO. We will furnish the ‘Mirror” fev c,I ini Tillers iu tl> city ou by mail at the following Rates: Three Months - - - $1 00 Six Months - - - - 2 00 One Year 3 00 Parties in the city, preferring it,will be furnished by the week at Ten Cents per week. . Agents wanted in every town in the interior. O Job Prining of all kinds Solicited. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, pgr* Orders by mail promptly filled. Address, Hazzard, Lopez & Otto, box 885 Savannah, Ga. GIRARD HOUSE. rpHE Travelling Public will hoar in mind Uiat I while Savannah is large enough 10 give the newly established Hotels and Restaurants all the credi t they deserve, (he GIRARD HOUSE Opposite the Market, Yields tli® palm to none, as its numerous gnests, w ho partake of its commodious cnpacith**, as well as its well iilled and apprizing tables, wiri tCßtttyf Da v Board, - $1 50. H. G. RUWE spares pains m mailing his guests comfortable. novll POTATOES, APPLES AND CABBAGES ERLS. P. BLOW Early Row POTATOES. 50 Bhls, Spitz & Baldwin Apples, a 000 New York Cabbages. Ail in prims order, and for sale cheap by CAMPBELL & FARRIS, dcc7-2 Barnard st., between Market and Ba y