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The Savannah Daily Herald, 3.W." Mason &Cos PaovaiiT«.»B. Sam on. W. Mawn, Eni-rot. SAVANNAH. SATURDAY. JCLY2Jj^«6. FOU LOCIL SfTTEUS SEE THIRD PACE. TO advertisers. Our advertising patrons are reminded that adver ts* ru-nts Inserted in the Morning Edition of the Bi-asvn will appear In the Evening without extra charge. Advertisements ahould be handed In ae early aa possible, but will be received as late as 12 o’oock at night. We adhere to our advertised rates except tor long advertiai ments, or those Inserted P* n long time, on which a reasonable discount will he made. # HOW TO OBTAIN THE HKBAhD REG* ChARLY. We often have eomplalnts from residents of Savan nah and Hilton Hoad th t they are not able always t. obtain the Pi*ald. The demand is sometimes so great as to ci aaust ail KdlUou v.ry soon aftor its issne, aud those who wi-h tc have the Herald regularly, sh old subscribe for it. We have taithlul carriers in Savaimah nd at Hilton Head, and through them we aiwaysrerve reguUrsubrCriDvira^flrst. THE GEORGIA STATE CON Vaa I'IUaV. Tub coming election of to a State Couvea ion, wuich i3 to take the first stops tor restortug G mrgi.i to the Union, an J re-estab lishing self-government to a people so long either fully or in a great degree restricted by military law, is an event sufficiently impor tant oi itself to claim the constant attention of all voters. Governor Johnson has fixed the time for tbs election on the first Wednesday in Octo ber, aud the Ci«nve|ttion itself three weeks later, thus giving sufficient opportunity for all voters to qualify themselves by taking the Amnesty Oath, tue only condition requir ed outside ot the constitution and laws ol the Slate of Georgia, and to become thor oughly informed on the subject. • Tue Governor has wisely abstained from obtrudiug any vexing issue, leaving to the people only the duty of electing men of their owu choice. Irorn among themselves, to do their Oiddiug in the Convention at Millcdge- Ylne. Wo know not what especial issues are to be raised in this canvass. It may be that the quesliou ot negro suffrage will be discuss ed aud acted upon primarily in it, but we doubt it. Tue Governor announces that voters in this delegate-election must be qualified as such uuuer tue Constitution and laws of Georgia in force before secession, thus put ting all who take the oath back on their old status as regards the elective franchise. We have oniy two things to suggest. One is that every man who has qualified or can qualify himself, appear at the polls on the day specified, aud vote as his judgment and conscience dictate, giving at this primaiy expiession of the public feeling, as true and hoaeet an indication of his sentiments as can be exhibited in a choice ol candidates lor so important an office; and the other is, |hat in the choice of nominees, intelligent, candid, honest ineu be carefully selected, and dema gogues, large or small, no matter what their political complexion, be carefully ruled out. Tucre should be ho men in the convention Who arc seif-selected, with a view to gaining notoriety from windy speeches; no fire brands, full of mischief, incapable oi aud potent for evil. Such are very anHL creep mto State conventions oi any klfWjt' aaboath school, temperance, political, scien tific, or any otner kind. Hut if e\er a con vention was held where it was important to the people themselves to avoid political chi cauery aud proceed with deliberation, digni ty, aud an appreciation of the importance o. the iUuciLn tuey are exercising, this is one. There are good men enough in eveiy couuty to fairly represent the interests of the people, and wno are pa.riotic enough to act, Wiluoat ackctidg rtipreseutauves simply for Ci.uvcuience, or merely because they wish Ulu pottlitou. If ibe tricks of demagogues aud the intrigues of olflce-set-kiug politicians had ceased a few years ago, aud the people North aud Soutu had expressed their real sentiments at the poils, as they had a right and the ability to do, we might havft Lad no war ; let tuern do it now, and if democracy is not a total humbug, wc shall soonest secure the fuil blessing of peace. . * Let not a vacancy occur for want of elec tion ; and let every qualified voter be on hand it he has any interest- in the welfare of th« State. A Telegraph Lime to Florida.— The Government is now making preparations to immediately construct a .(pile of Telegraph from Savannah to TallahflHe, Fla. Prior to the war a lice was constructed from Savan nah to Ceda Keys, Fia., under the auspices of what was known as the Cuba Telegraph Company, of which Mr. C. C. Walden was President. From Cedar Keys, the line was to be ex tended by submarine cable to Key West, and thence to Havana. We hope that with in forty days tbe line between Savannah and Tallahassee will be in working order, with branches to Darien, Brunswick, Fernandina, Jacksonville and St. Augustine. Savannah is now by telegraph, via Hilton Head, connected with Charleston. A per manent land line is in pi ogress of construc tion, on the line of Charleston and Savannah Railroad. Florida.— Maj. Gen. J. G. Foster, former ly commandant of the Department of the South, has been assigned to the Department of Florida, with headquarters at Tallahassee. VUOH HILTON HEAD. [Sped*! GvrMpeudtrDi* of the SSvsn..ati hail* Herald. Hilton Head, S. C , Jttlv 20, 166.5, the CrH united states jxfantky. have encamped on the site occupied by the late “Post Band” for nearly two years. They have one of the neatest encampments we have visited for many n day. The band of the 6th play quite often, and we miss the old bund the less. the sew department. By orders received day before yesterday from Washington, the State of South Caroli na constitutes anew department, to be call ed the department of South Carolina, uuder command of Maj. Gen. Q. A. Gilmore. The first Special Order, No. 1, was that of the leave of absence of C'api. J L.,Kelley, A. Q. M. CHANGE OF STEAMERS. In all probability the Illinois, Government Steamer, will be here next, in place of the Fulton. The Arago may make a few more voyages, but we incline* to the belief that some other steamer will shortly take her place on this Government line Speaking of steamers, remiuds us that Capt. Crooker, foimerly of the Cosmopolitan, ani who brought that steamer iuto this Department, has again been put in corumaud of her by Maj. Thomas, Chief Quartermaster. The Canonicus, .lately commanded by Captain Cates, is now in command of Capt. Tilton, the popular Captain of the late steamer Dela ware. the araqo • takes North about 120 cabin and some in the steerage. The 17th Connecticut, Lt. Col. Allen, numbering 27 officers, and 611 men are among the list of passengers. By same mail you will receive list of cabin pas sengers. The next largest body of troops, aie 180 men of the Ist New York Volunteer Engineers ; also 140 men of the 26th Ohio Volunteers. These men are mustered out and discharged. Thanks are due to our mutual friend Capt. Briggs, of the steamer U. 8. Grant, for favors daily extended. Merry Mack, Js. We have received a copy of the spicy lit tle New South, for this week, from its cour teous editor, J. H. Sears, Esq. We copy a a tew items: The folio wing named Regimeuts are now on duty in the District of Port Royal, uuder command of Colonel J. Dure 11 Green, Head quarters at Hilton Head: 6th U. S. Infantry, at Hilton Head; 9th Conn. Vet. Vols., at Ililton Head;2l9lU. S. C. T. at Hilton Head; 22d U. 8. C. TANARUS., at Hilton Head; 128th U. S. C. TANARUS., at Beaufort. S. C; 2d U. 8. C. Battery, at Beaufort, S. C ; 26th U. S. C. TANARUS., at Pocotaligo, S. C; 104th U. S. C. T.. at Fort Duane, Port Royal Is land. The following regimeuts who have served in the Department of the South have lately been mustered out ot service, and gone North by recent steamers, vi* : 144th N. Y. V. 157th N. Y. V., Ist Bat., Ist N. Y. Vol. Eng’s., 14th N. H. Vols. 17*li Conn. Vols., 127th N. Y. Vols., 12bthN. Y. Yols., and 107th Ohio Vols. First N. Y. Vol. Eno. Reg. —The final muster out of tiie Ist Battalion of this rogi ment took place on the I9th instant, and of ficers and men went home on the Arago yes terday. This Battalion, under command of Lieut. Col. James E. Place, consisted of Cos. C, Cadt. V. W. M. Brown,* Ist Lieut. Water man in command ; Cos. A, Capt. P. McGuire; Cos. L Capt. Rickard Butt; Cos. G, Ist Lieut. W. M. Edwards. The 2d and 3d Battalions arrived in New York on the 3d instant, uu der command of Bv t. Brig. Gen. J. F. Hail, having been mustered out at Richmond, Va. The Theatre is closed for the present, but there is soma prospect of a re-openiug. Brevet Maj. Gen. Potter, and Brevt. Brig. Gen. Littlefield, are north on leaves of ab sence. St. John’s College. —Among the pre miums lately distributed at this institution, at Fordham, New York, we distinctions bestowed upon a Classical Instructions, Un- in the department of Rhetoric-Distinguished for Proficiency, William O’Byrne, Savannah, Ga; also in Latin Discourse qpd French Composition. Mr. Q’Byrne also received premiums for ex cellence in Latin Poetry and Greek. Fight Hooks a Day’s Labor is the last idea dhcus9ed among the mechanics of the East ern States with a view to having it adopted by the Legislature. As machinery increases in productive’ power, mechanics’ labor de creases, not because machinery supercedes It, but because it contributes so largely to wealth and cheapens product that a man can enjoy more of the comtor*s of life with less laboy. Tbe tendency of the accumulation of wealth is all the time to diminish the neces sity of labor for a mere living, and conse quently affording more time to labor to pro cure some oi the luxuries of life. Florida Railroads. —The roads are now in running order from Fernandina toward Cedar Keys, and from Jacksonville to Bald win. , ; , CAXVLES Colgate Soap, f Kingsford Starch, * Pig Pork, Smoked Beef, Fulton Market Beet . For sale by ,jy2o-3 ■ B. 8. TILDEN. 155 Broughton st. QUNNY Bauuinc*. 26 bale* GUNNY BAGGING, For sale by WM. H. STARK, jy2o-3 Corner B»y and Lincoln streets. JMPORTKD AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS, AT WIOIIIAtI, FOB FAMILY CSX, AT 207 BAY STREET'. ISRAEL K SEALY * 00. may24-tf ArHbitls, PULASaI HOCSC, JULY 21. J B Clark. Augusta Mi-* H W Murray, St Hcie H C Maner Scriven eo i G Nichols, do J Jackson, 8% van nab Visa E Murray, do T Hilton, do Miss A R Ruggles, do 9 ox, N V City t E Kuggles, do Capt U W Davis. H Head jM L Penniman, do C Zogbaum, Phila :T V. Bryant, do J Parsons, wife and 2 19 Campbell, Berzelia, Ga children, Fla |J H Miller, Fort Pn!a-ki Miss Vandewarker, X Y Dan Rice, Geo Railroad J K Miller, do !j OuiJer, Mt Pusasant, 8 C J M Newson, Washington PORT ROYAL HOTEL, [HILTON HEAD] JULY 20. E T Haynes, Florida W E Bradley, Capt 13 C V S J Leavy, US * 8 Hindman, KiJton Head W A Mcßae aud U»dy, Fla E Soule, do Dr Harrold Charleston . |K FMann, do 8 B Mclntyre, do S Beaumont, do J Little, do (Iff Stephens, do D benedict, j;y < A M Fuller, do S B Wnit e, Capt 194 USCT |G F Lynch, do T H Ferres, do G H Smith, do D W Howard, do [D Cook. do Miss >1 Clarry, Maas If W Horton do Miss M Johnson, do iPMuakes, do J Parsons andlatnily. Fla j P Kimball, do C L Ridgely & family, do ID Mann, do Miss Land walker, NY Lt A H Hart, N Y E Q Martin, USJi jC Rail. 2d Lt 104 U S C T W M French, j W It Clamffer, H u Kneed. Beaufort |R D Whipple, M Morris, U 8 V G H Edwards, R I P Hopkins, HHcad (Mias Fogy, Boston Capt F Wilkinson, N'G C o’ Fay, N J Savannah !C Lynch, NJ Chap C H Webster, Me C J Claik, Charleston O W R iIL | pipping intelligence. PCRr OF SAVANNAH. FRIDAY, JURY 21, 1866. - Arrived. Geo Young's Sat from Augusta, with 800 bales upland cotton to Hunter & Uammell. Campbell’* flat from Augusta, With 292 bales uplaud Cott o', to order. Steamers Emilie, Hand, Hilton Head; U S Grant, Briggs, do. . - Cleared. Brig Leonard, Myers, New York: schrs Francisco, do. Trade Wind do; steamers Mayflower, Young, Up Hirer. Emilie, Hand, Hilton Head. PORT OF PORT ROYAL, Arrived, July *O. - Suamer Atm Mcria, Fish Charleston, 8 C. Steamer Emilie. Bender, Savannah, Georgia. Steamer Golden Gate, Fitzgerald, Benufort, 8 0 Schooner E C Howard, Nickerson, New York—coal to U SQ M. , July 19—Scbr Jennie Morton, Glover, N Y—coal to U SQM. July 19—Schrs Constellation, Kelsey, NY; Jennie Morton, Glover, Phila; George Henry, Curtis, George town. Cleared July SO. July 20—Bark Adeline C Adams, Lovell. Kirk's Island Steamer Emilie, Beiuler, Beaufort, S C. Steamer Uolden Gate. Fitigcrald, Beaufort, S C- Steam-r Canonicus, Tilton, Charleston, 8C- Steamer Ann Maria, Fish, Beaufort, S C. Steamship Arago, Gadsden, to New York. Passsnolbs —Capt J L Kelley, A Q M; Lieut Col A B Woodruff, C 8; Capt WW Wittbauk, CS; Ueo Fairfield, C D; Miss Kitteridge, teacher, Capt F Bell, 20 Mass: Lt W McFee, 26 Ohio; Lt E N K Talcott, 1 N Y Eng; Mrs Growing; Mr Growing, two children; Mies E McCord; J D Ruggles; Mrs Cap’ J Hays; Mrs CS Wilson; hisses Ellen aud Harriet Murray, teachers; Miss Johnson do; Miss M Cleary, do; Capt Wll Hammer *nd 6 offic-rs od R I Art; Capt C H Webster, 29 Me; J Rulkley, Boston; Capt W H Frey, 66 Mass; Capt C W Kell nick, lli3d U 8 CT; B B Marsh; Capt W\V Bridge; 61 Mass; B Enter son; Capt F' F Appleton, do; LtG-A South worth, 102 U 8C TANARUS; Maj C S Montague, do; Miss C Smith, teacher; Capt S B Mclntyre, CsN; Lt C P Duily and 6 officers Ist N Y Eng; Lt Rich, 1.8 U SOT; E (i Martin; Maj J B Lockwood, P M U S A; Mias Coley; Lt Col U Alien and 26 officers 17 Conu; J G Murphy, A S U 3 V; Capt Giesy, A.QM; Miss Penuiman, teacher, Judge J 8 Burnett; J H*Harvey; Lt A U Hart, 26 U SC TANARUS; Lt A Cameron, V R C; Surg C E Briggs, 54 Mass; Capt J V Noris, 166 N Y V; Mr Hopkins; Cupt F Wilkinson, 128 CSC TANARUS; Miss E Graves, teacher; Lt Fred Hautze, 102 U SC TANARUS; A D Saw ver, Ist X Y Eng; Mrs Lnlloche and daughter; Mrs F Earle and 2 children; Mrs Kane; Mrs Clark; Capt J Relyca; Capt Cates: J divers; Miss M W Wayn.f LB Thompson; J Cflindull; J A Harold; A H Davenport; Miss Lafond; Miss Lee; elms Fuller; Master Fuller; W P Luut. Eug Dept; P W Hopkius, Q M Dept: J W Sim mons, do—ll 2 in cabin aud Bin the steerage; Capt rails bury, 26 U 8 C T. HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF SAVANNAH, i Ist Division, Department of Georgia, • Savannah, July22d, 1665. j General Order, I No. is. X In many cases Horses and Mules bearing the brand of the U. 3. Government, in possessiou of tne inhabi tants of tbe rural districts, having been abandoned by theTJovernrueiA or exchanged by the troops for more serviceable animals. It is hereby directed that Com manding Officers of troops within the boundaries of this District prohibit the further seizure oi horses and males bearing tbe brand of the United Slates, found in the possession of citizens, except in cases where the persons having such homes aud mules bearing the Government brand, are known to have come into possession of tbcm in an illegitimate mannei. By Commaud of Brevet Maj. Gen. J. M. BKANNAN. Will A, Coulter, Capt. <fc A. A. Q. jy22 00-PARTNERSHIP. We tbe undersigned do hereby agree mutually to dissolve the Co-partnership heretofore existing be tween us, under the style and firm of Lomelino, Ca hill A Cos., and do hereby further agree that all bus:- nest' of tbe late firm shall be liquidated aud adjusted by A C. Lomelino, who alone shall have power to sign the name of the late firm for such purpose. A. C. LOMELINO, F. C. LOMELINO, JAMBS B. CAHILL, Savannah, Qa., July 20, 1965. Jy2B 4 headquarters POST OF SAVAN' \ Savannah, Ga., July 21, v £| a j General Order,\ No. 14. ) Capt. Albert Steams, 131st New York Infantry, is at his own request relieved from duty as Street Commis sioner of this city. The Geuerai Commanding, in relieving Captain Stearns, feels compelled to tender his high apprecia tion of him as an officer, and his entire satisfaction of the manner in which he has conducted the daties of his office. Capt. W. H Boynton, 30th Maine Infantry, and De puty Street Commissioner is hereby announced as Street Commissioner of this city, and will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By C onimand of Brevet Brig. Gen. DAVIS. Jno. Mulled, A. A. A. Geuerai. iy22 HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF SAVANNAH, I Ist Division. Department of Georgia, > Savannah, July 22, General Order,) No. 2. / On and after this date all orders heretofore in exis tence in this District, levying a tax upon imports, im posing a tax for the sale of Liquors, and instituting the 3 per cent, income fltx are hereby revoked. By Command of Brevet Maj, Gen. J. M. BRANNAN. Willet Coulter, Capt. A A. A G. OKO. R. CRUMP & CO., AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 209 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. jn2o ” ' 3m J C. FEATHER, M. D. OFFICE, NO. 13« MERCHANTS’ ROW, HILTON HEAD, 8. C. jn26 2m dries! ~ Market Baskets, Clothes Baskets, Small Frnit -Bas kets, Sugar Boxes, Fl«>ur Boxes, Brooms, Painted Buckets, Brass bound Buckets, Steamboat Buckets, Barrel Covers, Washboards, Cedur Tabs, Varnished ’rubs, Painted Tubs, Wrapping Twine, Lamp Wick, Clothes Lines, Scrubbing brushes, Hair Brushes and Brooms, Seives, Wood Measures, Clothes Pina, Axe Handles, Coco Dippers, Clothes Brooms, Blacking Brushes, Peach Baskets, Bushel Biftets, Ac. For sale by ij«-3 B. G. TILDEN. | Tat Amt and Navt Ortnout G/urros, fbe publi cation of which has just been suspended By th* War Deportment, should not be confounded with the A rut and Navt Journal, which is now left alone in Its special sphere of journalism. The Official Gazette was intended only as a temporary means of communl cating official orders and information to the staff corps and departments. The Aaur and Njtvv Journal, in addition to its official publications, embraces the whole range of military journalism, and is designed to be the permanent representative of our Ar”>y and Navy. 3 jy2o cto bit list mints. piONEER UNeT^ FOR NEW YORK. « The U. S. Steamship Chase; M. L. Rogers, Comman der, will sail for the above port on her regular day, THURSDAY. JULY 27xu, at O'oinai. For freight or passage having superior accommoda tions apply to HUNTER & GAMMELL, jy2i 84 Bay Street. JftOß AUGUSTA—FIRST BOAT. The staunch light draft Steamer Amazon, Captain Richard Johnson, will leave the old Georgia Steam boat Company’s yard at (0) six o’clock this afternoon. For freight engagemdhts and passage apply to Cap tain oa board or to ERWIN & HARDEE. The above steamer having changed hands will run regularly between this ciiy and Augusta and interme diate landings on Savannah River. J^OTICE. The undersigned have entered Into Co-partnership for the transaction of a GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, in this city, under the name of Woodbrldge Brothers. We offer onr services to friends aud the publtc, pro mising faithful attention to all orders and consign ments. WM. B. WOODBRIDGE, RICHARD W. WofiuBRIHGE, HENRY H. WOODBRIDGE. Savannah, July 22d, 1865. We will give particular attention to the interests of Planters in Georgia, receive their cotton and sell It in the Savannah market, or send It to onr Correspon dents in Northern markets under cosh advances, wherever the highest prices can be obtained. Iy2B 3 WOODBRIDGE BROTHERS. QO-PARTNERSHIP. We, the undersigned, do hereby agree mutually to dissolve the Co-partnersbip heretofore existing be tween us under the style and Arm of Lomeliun. Cahill & Cos., and do hereby further agree that all business of the late firm shall be liquidated and adjusted by A. C. Lomclim who alone shall have power to sign the name of the late firm for such purpose. A. C. LOMEUM, JAMES B. CAHILL, Jy22-4 F. C. LOMELiN. JAMES B. CAHILL. GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AUGUSTA, GA, Consignments Solicited. * Cotton Purchased and Shipped. Merchandise bought and sold on Commission . W ill also take Agencies for the sale of any Good* and Merchandize required in the Southern market jl’22 3m • H. A, TOPHAM. 138 CONGRESS STREET, SAVANNAH, GA., . WO. 7 KESCUIANTS' SOW, HILTON HEAD. Calls the attention of Wholesale and Retail pur chasers to his superior Stock of MILITARY, NAVAL an& CITIZENS’ CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, 41 regulation£\ts, ’*** CAPS, and GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. For sale at the Lowest Market price. Additions to the Stock received by every Steamer from New York. jn2l-tf gCHOOL NOTICE. The Trustees having decided not to re-open the University of Georgia for the present, I have Com menced a School for young men and boys in my Lec ture Room. I propose organizing a Freshman ,aud a Sophomore class, which can be turned over to the .College whenever it mny be ro-opened. Any study in the ordinary College course will be taught. Compe tent assistance is engaged. Tuition, five dollars per month; each mdnth in ad vance. Board withont Lodging can be had at from sl2)£ to sls. with Lodging, at from sl6 to S2O per mouth in the city. • WILLIAM RUTHERFORD, Prof. Mathematics, Astronomy and Civil Eng. 3 University of Georgia. H. G. RUWE & CO , « Coen m St. Julian Street and Monument Sec a re, Near the Poiaakl House, wholesale dealers —w— GROCERIES, FINE IMPORTED LIQUORS, WINES, SEQARS, Ac, Also Agents for two large and excellent Breweries, at New York, from which we receive the best of ALES AND LAGER BIER. Also, constantly on band the beat EAST INDIA. ALE. We dime down here very inexperienced in business, as conducted under necessary military restrictions; and coming unprovided with the proper papers for our trade, we at first labored under many disadvan tages. But wc now consider ourselves well posted, and having, by strict compliance with all military rules, been jjut on a good disposing of our Stock, with the proper lioense, we propose to offer unusnal inducements to the trade. We shall give a superior article at a small advance on New York prices. . . MONEY OR GOODS ADVANCED FOB COTTON, RICE, AND GENERAL PRODUCE fr* 9 iw ■ranted. By a careful Tenant, a FURNISHED HOUSE, in a good locality Possession either in September. Octo her or November ’ , ApPfr at 111 and 113 Congress Street, Treanur'e Old Stand. QOTTON RE-PACKED, We have put up a Press for the Re-packing of Cot ton and Wool at onr Store No. 14S Bay street oppo site CSty Hotel, V jy ls -5 L. J. GUILMARTIN A CO. JpoirNEW YORK. The Brig MARY COBB, Cawai.v Duncan, Will have despatch tor the above port. For Pas sage, having super lor accommodations, apply to jy2l-3 HUNTER & GAMMELL. gTAR UNE. FOR NEW YORK. The New aDd Elegant Steamship AMERICA, Capt. Clift, will sail for the above port on SATURDAY. JULY 22d, At half-past five o’clock p. m. For Freight or Pas sage apply to BRIGHAM- BALDWIN & COI Jy2o Agents. Jf'OE NEW YORK. The A1 fast sailing Clipper Schooner FRANCIS HATCH, Carr. Coivkosl, Will have quick despatch for the above port. For Freight or Passage apply to Jy3o BRIGHAM, BALDWIN £ CO. Jj'Oß PALATKA, FLORIDA. VIA DARIEN, BRUNSWICK, Sr. MARY’S, FEE NANDINA, JACKSONVILLE and PIOOLATA. The New and Fast Steamer , V FOUNTAIN, ’• Cattaoi G W. Castnsu, Will receive Freight and Passage on FRIDAY, 21*4 inst., and depart on SATURDAY MORNING, 22z>, At 9 O'CLOCK. For Freight or Passage apply on board at Diilo&’s Wharf, opposite the Gas Works, or to M. A. COHEN, Agent Freight payable in Savannah by Shippers. Shippers will furnish the weight of Freight JygQ -■» ' 3_ MERCHANTS’ LINE SAILING VESSELS. REGULAR WEEKLY LINE OF CLIPPER SCHOON. KBS FOR , NEW YORK. The undersigned intend to keep np a regular week ly line of first class Sailing Vessels, piying between Stir vannah and the above port, with superior accommo-- dations for passengers and the very beet facilities for delivering freight in good order, at low rates, with promptness and despatch. Particular attention Jven to forwarding goods from New York. CHARLES L. COLBY * 00., fpili SAVANNAH NATIONAL BANK —IS NOW PREPARED FOR’ BUSINESS, . —l : i.T THX -*■ BANKING HOUSE, IN THE EXCHANGE Deposits and Paper for Collection received. • Bills on Northern Cities purchased. Checks on New York^urnlsheL L. C. NORVELL, President. JACOB SPIVEY, Cashier. DIEECTOEB : L. C. Nobvkll, 4 j Fe-vnoib Soebell, NOULE A. HaKDEU, I J. *V, f.tTHP.iy Robert Rbwin. HENRY a FTTCH, Notary and Solicitor. Savannah, 26tfa June, 1865. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, ) Office of Comptroller ofter Ocrkenot, r Washington, June 10th, 1805. j Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that “The Savannah National Bank,” in the City of Savannah, in the County of Chatham, and State of Georgia, has been duly organized under and according to the re quirements of the Act of Congress entitled “ An Act to provide a National Currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds, and to provide for the cli culation and redemption thereof,” approved June 3, 1564, and has complied with all the provisions of said Act re quired to be complied with before commencing the business of Banking under said Act; Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that ‘‘The Savannah National Bank,” in the city of Savannah, in the County of Chatham, and State of Georgia, is author ized to commence the business of Banking under the Act aforesaid. In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of office, this 10th day of June, ISCS. FREEMAN CT.ARKT [No. 1266 j Comptroller of the Currency. 1n26 2mos » OIIAMPION BUCK MACHINE The proprietors of this recent Patent n« UI i e °f Brick are prepared to disposebHluchtoi and rights to use the same. This Machine iseltople of con-truction; does not readily get out of repair i has immense power; makes the o.lHk square anJ sol ld i can be worked with a single horse causes litt.e ■ Vl ?i; ,t me * v wlll mal « to® twenty five to thirty-five thousand bricks per day. Cii culura, with full particulars, forwarded on application to BRADFORD A KKNiCK', m jy-lm y Broudway, New York. OABHART, WHITFOIU) A CO.! * MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE IN READY MAQE CLOTHING 331 and 333 Bboadwae. oor. Worth Sxaxjr, NEW YORK. T. F Caboabt, | He.net Shafku. Wr. IL Whitford, a. T. Hamilton J. B. Van Waoknkn. ' Office of Payan at Carhart in liquidation. jjC 3m QEORGE A. HUDSON, .Wholesale and Retail Deales -IN GROCERIES, ALES, WINES, LIQUORS, 3EGARS, la THE “SOJOURN.” u At we Journey through Li/e, let ue Live by the way." SOUTH east corner of EAST BROAD AND BROUGHTON STREETS, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Jyi» lm