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local matter ■he Government Work* in Savannah- Presentation to Mr. Edmond Slater by the Workmen. On Saturday afternoon last Mr. Edmond ifeter, Superintendent of the United States Jachiae Shop, located at the Eastern Vhaives, formerly known as “Miller’s Foun- Irv,” met with a surprise of an agreeable aiiture. A few minutes before five o'clock all the operatives of the machine works as sembled iu the fcarpenter shop. Mr. Slater, [ften about to leave, having been informed ;hat lie could not go at present, quietly sub mitted to his arrest and repaired thither. Mr. Rufus P. Hawkes, on behalf of the tvhite operatives, presented, in the following remarks, a superb hunting case gold watch, from the celebrated American Watch manu factory of P- S. Bartlett, Waltham, Mass. : ■ “Mr. Slater, in behalf of the employees o this Department, I have the pleasure to ireseut a watch as a token of our ligh appreciation for your ever kind atten iou and gentlemanly bearing towards us. Lndin Injure, as you observe life’s fleeting iours indicated upon the tlial of this vateb, please remember U 9 as your true ■fiend sand well*wishers for your future leaitli aqd prosperity.” Mr. Slater responded and thanked the op tatives for their kindness, stating that he lever found more able and willing men than 1$ had working for Government under his mpervision. Charles E. Middleton, for many years con lected with Miller's Foundry as a pattern taker, on behalf of the colored operatives resented Mr. Slater in a highly creditable isnner and with true expressions of friend hip, a fine gold chain.’ The watch bears the following inscrip lon. “Presented to E. Slater, Chief of Ma ine Engineers, by the employees of the Gov rnrnent Works of Savannah, Ga., Aug. Ist. BGS-” After the presentation, Messrs. Chas. Felsh and Wm. Solt furnished the liquids in bundance and all who were present depart ii from the works with good wishes tor Mr later.- Iu connection with this little affair t is proper for us to state that imme liately after the city w T as captured by Gen. Sherman, Mr. Slater came to Savannah and ook charge of the works of. which he is Su >eiintendent. Not a tool nor a lathe was >n the premises, the Confederate authorities raving removed or destroyed them. By Mr. Hater s exertions all that was required to Inake nearly a complete shop was secured. By making known that he desired to se ure the services of mechanics located in Sa vannah, and who had her interests at heart, he ioon was able to show a force of men ready md willing at all hours to comply with all requests made upon them. The first work done by local mechanics was on the Philadelphia, and the mechanics irere Paul Bulger, Wm. Carr aud Wm. C. Saruham, Machinists-, James J. McKenzie, toiler Maker and Blacksmith. Next followed ;he necessary repairs on the steamers Jeff. Davis and Gen. Lee, captured from the Con federates. Mr. Slater has at present under bis supervision at the Government Works, about one hundred and seventy-five men. , Masonic. Georgia Chapter, No. 3, has been called off for the Summer. The next regular meeting will.be on the evening of the first Monday in October. • The Council has closed until winter. Solomon's Lodge hold regular communica tions on the first Thursday of each month. Ancient Landmark Lodge is closed till the first Tuesday in October. Zerubbabel Lodge meets on the second Thursday of each month. Ciinton Lodge is the only one which meets twice per month. It has a regular commu nication on every other Monday evening. The Grand Lodge of the State meets in December. , * Arrest of a Deserter. —On Saturday morning last, Lieut. Wm. S. Hoxie learned that private A. C. Bennett, of Company C. 75th New York Vet. Volunteers, was on board she stgfljner U. S. Grant, and intended to desert from the service. Lieut. Hoxie proceeded immediately to the steamer and arrested Bennett. He was lodged in the Provo9t Guard House. . Schooner from Nassau Detained at Quar antine.—Tbe schooner Mary Agnes, from Nassau, arrived at quarantine, below Savan nah, on the 14th, and is detained there. She is consigned to Isaac D. Laßoche. She has seven passengers, and her cargo consists of railroad iron, merchandize, and a,small quan tity of fruits, principally pine-apples. Departure of the Amazon. —The steamer Amazon left at a late hour on Saturday night iast, under com in and of Capt. Richard John son, formerly captain of the steamer Swan, and well known in this Blty as a steamboat man. The Amazon took an exceedingly large freight. Troops to Leave Savannah.— This morn lDS at 4 o’clock four regiments are to leave savannah,- to march to the * Sub-District of Oemulgee, which is to Ijp commanded by ■ Col. J. W, Blanchard, of the 162d New York, f The regiments are as follows: 160th, 162d, ioth and 90th New York Yols., all under command of Col. Blanchard. The distance * to Hawkinsville, the headquarters of the District, is about 180 miles, but the march ftili be made by easy stages. The Steamer Augusta is expected here tg day from Augusta. Gen. Brannan’s Instructions to the Com mandants of Sub-Districts, embraced M Gen. Order No. 4, published in another off umn, will be found important aDd interest ing. # Lamar's Cotton Press.— Capt F. W. Lap ham has now in successful operation the large and extensive cotton presses, for merly owned by Charles A. L. Lamar, on the Eastern Wharves. The sheds and warehouse attached have a capacity for storage of near 20,000 bales of cotton. Arrival of the Steamer Svlph.— This steamer, from Jacksonville, Fernandina, etc., arrived yesterday. The patronage which was promised this new line warrants its con tinuation by Mr. Charles H, Campbell the Agent, e give the passenger list under head of Shipping Intelligence. • Personal.— Bvt. Brig. Gen. H. D. Wash burn, lately commanding a District in the Department of the South, and now assigned as commandant of the Sub-District of the Altamaha, in Gen. Brannan’s District, ar rived here yesterday, and is staying at the Pulaski House. Sailing of *he Ship Caravan.— The first class Clipper Ship Caravan, Lawler, sailed yesterday with the largest shipment of goods which has yet left port, consisting of 1009 half sos cotton, 150 bales of domestics and a large lot of merchandise. Charles L. Colby & Cos., were the shippers. Arrival from Hawkinsville, Pulaski County.— The steamer Comet, Capt. Horn, arrived last evening from Hawkinsville, la den with cotton. She brought only two pas sengers, and no Important news. Capt Horn reports the river very low. Mustered out of Service.— Yesterday the laborious work of mustering out of service tbe 131st New York Volunteers, Col. Day’s Regiment was completed. The first availa ble transport arriving in Savannah will con vey this Regiment home. Launch.— This morning Mr. Rufus P. Hawkes will, at nine o’clock, launch from his ship yard, east of the Savannah & Oge chee Canal, the new Schooner recently built by him Enterprise. —Mr. W. H. Watson, clerk in tbe Savannah Post Office, has purchased from Messrs. Sherwood & Young their en tire stock of groceries in Farrel’s old stand, north-ea9t corner of Broughton aud Whita ker streets. Mr. Watson will, in a few days, have from the northern markets a large stock of new goods. Exhibition of the Sabbath School Chil dren of the First African Baptist Church. Yesterday afternoon the children in atten dance at the above Sabbath School, held their Annual Exhibition in the body of tbe Church. A large concourse of citizens and of members of tbe Church were in atten dance. The examination was conducted by the Rev. James Sims, Superintendant, and C. A. L. De La Motta, Assistant Superin dent. The proficiency of the scholars reflec ted much credit on the Teachers and the Su perintendents of the school. This morning at seven o’clock tire children will assemble at the Church, forra'a procession, and march to Vale Royal, west of the canal, where they will spend the day in a picnic. T HE COURTS. DISTRICT PROVOST COURT—JIDJE EBEK PAR SONS, PRESIDING. Savannah, July 22nd, 1865. A. L. Harris vs. N. M.' Sneed—Stat. ac tion on promisary note for $313; Stat. ac tion On dne bill for $102; Judgment in favor of A. L. Harris in the sum of $1,434, less the amouut of $293, credit entered ou due bill May 29tb, 1865, with interests on the whole amount from March Ist, 1865, and costs of suit, , Wm. D. Howe vs. Nicbmas Eganr—judg ment in the sum of $l5O. It appearing to the Court upon 'the petition of Levi S. Rus sel, Esq., counsel for Plaintiff, that a judg ment was recovered by plaintiff in the above entitled case aud that their was still due on it SIOO, which amount the defendant has failed to pay. It was ordered that the speci fied amount due and costs be paid within fourteen days. Upon the application of John Low for per mission to occupy and control certaih prop erty, permission was granted, provided the same is not in the use of the military author ities. Upon the petition of Geo. A. Mercer, Esq., for authority to control certain property in the city of Savannah, held in trust for the use and benefit ol Mrs George Geordon and seven minor children, permission was grant ed if not used by the military. Permission was granted t)r. J. A. Winkler to occupy and control certain property in the City of Savannah ; also to J. A. Wink ler, for Mrs. J. J. Mitchell and children ; also J. A. Winkler, Trustee for Mrs. E. L. Davis; also J. A. Winkler Trustee for E. W. Robers ; also for J. A. Winkler Trustee for Mrs. E. J. Bealer. Upon petition of Andrew M.Ross and John McConoghey, executors of the will of John Finlayson, deceased, to occupy and control certain property ; permiseion was granted, provided the property is not used by the government. Upon the petition of Hon. Walter S. Chis olm, Attorney for Charles W. Brunner to occupy and control certain property, per mission granted while the same is not used for military purposes. Upon the petition of Hon. Walter S. Chis olm, attorney for E. W. Barstow, agent for his mother to occupy and control certain property, permission granted, provided the property is not used for military purposes. Capt. John W. Anderson appeared in open court, and in accordance with bis petition submitted, was appointed guardian of Miss Eliza A. Gilliam, orphan ot' Dr. James Gil liam, late Surgeon in the United Sates Navy. Phillip M. Russell’s petition to be pflfknit ted to plead and practice law In the Prov os l District Court was granted. J. M. Cooney vs Walter O’Mpra, dissolu tion of copartnership by order of Court. Upon the petition of plaintiff’s counsel, that eaA one of the parties in the above entitled cause be permitted to select and appoint ar bitrators, who shall select an umpire in case of disagreement, to determine and appraise in the said concern, in order to enable the parties to ascertain the respective interists in same; it was ordered, that the petition be granted and that Zachariah M. Winkler is appointed on the part of plaintiff and Francis Dowd on the part of defendant, with power to appoint an umpire iu case of disagreement, and that they report as early a9 practicable. Counsel: Hon. M. Benedict for plaintiff Hon. Thos. E. Lloyd for defendant. Wm. M. Walsh vs O’Mera & Cos., Stat ac tion on account, claim $ 1034,25. Judgment for plaintiff for $1034,25, with costs of suit. Counsel for plaintiff Hon. M. Benedict, Hop. Thus. E. Lloyd for defence. Hilton & Randell vs Sherwood and Young. Judgment $074,21, It-appearing to the court that the above amouut of judgment and costs having been satisfied is ordered that the receiver appointed be discharged. Counsel for plaintiff Hon. M. Benedict. William James vs. J. W. Sberrall ; recov ery of debt; judgment for plaintiff for the sum of $37, with costs of suit, Counsel for plaia ; tiff Geo. A. Mercer, Esq. Solomon Cohen vs. Abraham Baker, stat. action on account, clai m $600; judgment in favor of plaintiff for S6OO with costs of suit, Hon. Solomon Cohen pro per. Horace Gillum vs. Michael Donohue, re covery of premises; judgment for defendant with costs of suit. Counsel for plaiqtiff J. M. Guerard, for defence M. J. Ford. Henry F. Bennett vs. Anne Seabrook (colored), recovery of rent, $18; judgment tor defendant with costs of suit. Counsel for defendant, Hon. M. Benedict. John N. Muller vs. A. J. Pollard, recovery of rent claim $120; settled by consent of Court. John Heery vs. Mrs. Kyle, recovery of rent, claim $25; settled by consent of Court. Coun sel for defence, M. J. Ford. John Heery vs. Mrs. Walsh, recovery of. rent, claim s2l; settled by consent qf Court. Led Norm ap (colored), vs. Pompey Chap lain, recovery of boat. Ordered that the property in dispute remain in the hands of the defendant. Andrew Low vs. Zachariah Zipperer, re covery of horse and cattle. It was proved to the Court that the horse in question, in the possession of the defendant, was the proper ty of the plaintiff It was ordered that th e same be returned to plaintiff by defendant. Also that certain cattle the property of the plaintiff, now in the county of Effingham, belonged to him, and that the plaintiff had authority to search for and take charge of said cattle, and that he be protected in the search ; and it further appearing to the Court that the plaintiff was in the rightful posses sion oi a quantity ot torn taken from him, and consumed by the defendant. It was or dered that the plaintiff recover against the. defendant the sum of $55 in the settlemeut of the corn so consumed. Counsel for plaintiff, A. W. Stone; lor defence, Levi S. Russell, Esq. Mrs. Donohoe vs. Mrs Johnson; Judgment for plaintiff for $44, in the Second Provost Court on the 15th day of June, 1865, to be paid by the Ist day ot July, 1865, and in de fault the defendant vacate the premises; which had not been satisfied. It was, there fore, ordered that;Mrs Johnson be dispossessed immediately. POST PROVOST COURT, CAPT. JVMKS E. SMITH, JUDGE, PRESIDING. Savannah, July 22nd, 1865. United States vs. Mary Hall, Laura Wil liams, Caroline Wilson, Kittie Lee, (all co lored) —charged with Larceny from the bouse of Mr. Geo. S. Owens of •certain articles. Judgment—guilty. It was ordered that Mary Hall and Laura Williams be confined in the county jail for six months, Caroline Wilson for three month!} and Kittie Lee for four months. United States vs. Anthony Bennett (color ed) —charged with wearing United States uniform, contrary to orders, on the 22nd day of July, 1865. Plea—not guilty. Judg ment—not guilty. Prisoner discharged. United States vs. Chnrleslßobertson—Lar ceny committed on the 21st day of July, 1865. Ordered that the prisoner be discharged, there being no evidence lor the prpsecution. U. S. vs Andrew Johnson, (colored).— Larceny committed on the 21st day of July 1865. Judgment, guilty. It was ordered that the prisoner be turned over to the Provost Marshall with instructions to po’ice the streets for three months. [J In the case of the United States vs Stephen Hanlon, charged with selling liquor to enlis ted men of the U. S. Army. It appearing to the court that the said Stephen Hanlon is ill, it was ordered that the case be postponed until ten o’clock A. M., on Mon day, July 25th 1665, for decision. Counsel for defence Hon. P. M. Russell and Hon. W. S. Chisholm. U. S. vs A. Y. Smith, (colored). Charged with Larceny from the house of A. A. Solo mons, between the morning of the 18th apd nigh* of the 19th July 1865. Judgment not guilty. It was ordered that the prisoner be discharged. Counsel for defence Col. A. W. Stone. • C O M M E It <P I A L . Savannah Market. Saturday Evening, July 22. Cotton. —There was a limited inquiry for the staple to-day, and the sales were confined to four bales, received by wagons from Burke county. The following are the particulars of sales viz: 3 bale 9, strict Middling, 45 cents; 1 bale, strict Middling, 44 cents. The only receipts were 23 bales by wagons from Burkrf f and Washington counties. Sunday Evening, July 23. To-d|y the receipts were 149 bales of up lands by the steamer Comet, from Hawkins ville. ** and messenger. 4 PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING AND EVENING IN * MACON, GEORGIA BY S. ROSE AND & B. BURR, PROPRIETORS. The old Journal and Messenger, established in 1823, and regularly published since that time, has now the largest DailJ*and Weekly circulation in the State of Georgia, and is a desirable Advertising medium for Northern and other Merchants, having goods to dis pose of. We will advertise on as liberal terms as any, and parties sending us their advertisements, with the money, will he insured entire satisfaction.— Address 8. ROSE A CO., jylS lw Macon, Ga. PORT OF SAVANNAH. JULY 22. Arrived. • Steamer CanonicuerTilton. Be.mfort. SC Stei mer Oneote, Norris. Hilton Head Steamer Nantasket, Skidoway bland Steamer Sylph, French, Jacksonville, Fernandina, Ac., to Chas U Campbell. Consign ices—3 bales Sea Island cotton. 100 Plough* and rndie to Chas H Campbell, R U Sullivan, George Patton. PAssr.spEEs—L S Qnarterman and lady, G L Jones. Jas Little, D G Livingston, B F Whitner, A C Lee, T Ingram, miss Bancroft, J J Finley, Geo C Brantley, J A K Dickerson, Q E Middleton. E T Paine, C Appel, Dr D Kossett, K H Sullivan, S B Thomas and 2 on deck Cleared, Steamship America, Capt. Clift, for New York; with mails and passengers; Brigham, Baldwin A Cos. Extorts— 633 bales cotton, 257. bales domestics and yarns, n bales Sea Islands, 7 boxes tobacco, X empty bbls, 14 boxes mdze, 86 pkgs Express freight, Ac. Passengers.— John Stoddard, mrs B A Green, ""2 children and nurse, mrs W J Martin, mrs DA William son and 3 children, 3 Zachuriah, J C Ruggels,' mrs ,1 Lippman, mrs Guile aud son/ miss A R Kuggles, miss E Murray, miss N W Murray, mrs Chas Edmonson. Geo Rap'pold, mrs Ruppold, John D Sherlock, mrs J N Sherlock, mrs A Backer, 3 children and servant, John ,T Kelly, miss M R Ncinemann, mrs M L Berrell, mrs L Pease and daughter, mrs NelU-n Coley, P T Tunison, Dr Jas K Barnum, R M Russell, Charles E Robinson, Fred Von Kamp, J Conrad, A M West, J C Matter, J M Freeman. J Skehan, M Ness, J M Cooper. J K Bryan, A G Nichols, John Pearson, C Zogbaum, M L Penniman, Chas Pratt, J On/lee, N L Schreiner, N W Denslow. M Hamilton, G A Allen, J Seydell, N Wars, Michael Daley, A Holbrook, Chas A Pauli, E N Smith, P Lovett, Thos Boodey, M Grace, M D McCar thy, Thos Harrington, W Buckley, W H French, mrs M Cummiug, ana steerage. Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Baltimore Steamer U SUrant, Briggs, Hilton Head Steamer Fountaiq, Castner, Jacksonville, Fernandi na, etc., M A Cohen Steamer Amazon, Johnston, Augusta; Erwin A Hardee SAVANNAH, JULY 23. , * Arrived. Steamer Mayflower, Young, Up River l Steamer U S Grant, Briggs. Hilton Head Steamer Comet. Horne, HawkiosviUe, with 149 bales cotton to Brigham, Baldwin A Cos Passengers —Per steamer Comet from Haw kiusville. Mrs Richardson, Mr Worchester. Cleared Steamer Nantasket, Springer, Turner’s Rocks bteiimer Oneota, Norris, Hilton Head Steamer Canonicus, Tilton, Beaufort, S C Ship Caravan, Lawler, New York; Colby ACo Exports— loo9 bales cotton, 160 bales domestics and mdze. ||rribals, ■— a '> ■■■ . ■ "a 1 *, , , PULASKI HOUSE, JULY 23. ,T Slager, Savannah. IJ P Raymond N Y. W Sprague, NY. | D Washburn A seit, U S V. .Chas Appel, Fercandina. |J II Milieu, do. S it Tliomoa, Florida, Geo B Marke, NY. D G Livingston, do. Grover, Fort Pulaski. J B Dickerson, Bainbridge. E A Allen, Boston. J E Middleton, do. Win H Parke, Hilton Heod GC Brantley, do. !xhos T Collins, F Pulaski. Judge Tiuiey, do. G P Coggeshall, Charleston. Col S Ingram, Fla. leapt W E Bradlov. do, Miss Bancroft, do. ,8 Clay Brown, Blackshear. B F Whitner, Fla. j Edward Cooper, II Head. A E Lee, SC. |X P Winchester Thomaiville James Little, do. PORT ROYAL HOTEL, [HILTON HEAD] JULY 21 Capt White, 104 US C T (Mrs Wayne. 1( 4 Capt Fenel, R L Dodge, 3d R I Art GSCagdon, 3dR I Art Capt D W Howard, 128 C D Holmes, sergt bat A U S C T Wm Simmon Lt 104 USCT Sid Miller, Charleston F P Haley. B J Ketchum J U Randlett, Capt A AQM Wm Dingavan, 3d R I Art Lt Elliott, 3d R I Art (Paul Deuoson, Charleston Chas West, Boston IE Soule, Hilton Head L( Rolf 2d Lt 104 U S C T J Narsett, do E W Waterhauce Ist Lt 3d 1 Wm'Calvert, Charleston RI Art - Ellis A Noe, Hilton Head W H Hammer, N N Hubbard do J W Chord, Washington J W Brown, New York 8 P Loes, Capt So AQ M J M Stephens, do J L Shields, Annapolis, O Ira Eastman, N C E Bennett, SEA ISLANp HOTEL, (HILTON HEAD.) JULY 20. Mrs P A Laßoades andiLt G A South worth, 102 U daughter, H [lead I SC T J Y Pratt, Charleston Ip R Nickerson, Conn Surg J MHawkes, 21 USCTICapt Rlt Seely. N Y Vole Maj J O Dewey, USA Capt H 8 Salaberrv, 20th Miss McCloud, Columbia j USCT W K Clampfers, Beaul'ort Capt R Johnson, 128 USCT C«pt F K Fields 125 ÜBCTIJ W Babcock, H Head Lt (G a Brown, 30 Mass [M Conley, Savannah Sirs Coley, Savannah jLt H O Edgerly, 21 U BCT Miss Laßoche, do J R Parrish, Ohio C H Coley, do J L Shields, do W B Gurney, 8 C JJ M Kerr, and * J Harrison, Columbia i J Curi'man, do J F Wright, do J William*, do Lt Col Woodreff, NY lH Wilson, U S N Capt W W .Wilt'odck, N Y|H H Howe, U S N G r airfield, NY |H L Hine, Savanrah Capt A C McDonald, 20ihl J P Reed, Boston, USCT |MVB Darling, USN A Thompson, Savannah J Jones, USA Maj C Smontogue, 102 U SIE Bonney, Savannah C T ! JUItY 21 W R Toomey, LonisvilleKy E Allen, USN S B Thompson, Beaufort ,J B Knight, Savannah ColßßChily, USA E T Kuight, HJHcad Maj J R Roy, H Head Capt A 0 McDonald, 26th F E Solinas, Charleston USCT Beaufort Lt S Baker, USA I Capman, Ohio Mrs Wilson, H Head R Bland, Ky Lt JR Rath bum, 21 USCT C W Tower, U S A Lt H O Edgerly, 21 USCT lapping. piONEER LINE. FOR NEW YbRK. , t The U. S, Steamship Chase, M. L. Rogers, Comman der, will sail for the above port on her regular day, > THURSDAY, JULY 27th, at o*olock. For freight or passage having superior accommoda tions apply to HUNTER & OAMMELL, jySB 84 Bay Street. _ pOR NEW YORK. The Brig , MARY COBB, Captain Duncan, Will have despatch fcr the above port. For Pas sage, having superior accommodations, apply to jy2l-3 HUNTER & GAMMELL. NEW YORK. The A1 fast sailing Clipper Schooner FRANCIS HATCH, Cait. Cuiverel, Will have quick despatch for the above pori. For Freight or Passage apply to jy2o BRIGHAM, BALDWIN £ CO. LINE SAILING VESSELS. REGULAR WEEKLY LINE OF CLIPPER SCHOONs ERS FOR NEW YORK. The undersigned intend to keep up a regular week ly line of first class Sailing Vessels plying between Sa vannah and the above port, with superior accommo dations for passengers. and the very best facilities for delivering freight in good order, at low rates, with promptness and despatch. Particular attention to forwarding goods from New York. CHARLES L. COLBY & CO., jul3 cor. Bay and Abercorn streets. Amusements. AVANNAH THRATHK W. P_ Sweatnam. Sole Lessee and Manager M. r REncßTevacß Musical Director LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. bv raariocLxK keqcest, . Will be presented the beautiful and affecting Drama of ben bolt. u Mr. G. C. Bryden. *> L I O SWEATNAM AND HIS BANJO. GIBBLE GABBLE FAMILY, Mast Frank 4 l Wm. Parrmnor. The entertainment to conclude with .the laugh title Farce of UNCLE SAMS’ MAIL CARRIER. Jake, the Mail Carrier* w. P. Sweatnam '. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1805 LECTOR* *T Q. K. PHILANDER DOESTICKS, (Mortimer Thomson.) SUBJECT PLUCK. Dresa Circle and PaiSuette «i no Second Tier and Balteuy ! 76 Amphitheatre • • • 50 Colored Gallery 50 Doors open at 7X. Overture begins at 8% , gAVANNAH THEATRE. W. P. Sweatnam Manager. M. Fbkeukrtuvbkr Musical Director. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 25, 1800. “Q. K. PHILANDER DOESTICKS, P. B.” (Mobtimeb Thomson.) Will, by special request of a number of prominent residents of the city, both Military and Civil, deliver his popular versified Lecture on "PLUCK." The said discourse having been Reconstructed, Regen erated, Rebuilt, Recompiled and Re-written-ovcr far the time In consonance with the Recuperated, Rehabilitated, and Disenthralled State of affairs in the State ot' Georgia. Dress Circle and Parqnette $1 00 Second Tier aud Balcony 75 Amphitheatre 50 Private Boxes, $6, ss, and $lO on Colored Gallery 60 ■yOLKS’ GARTEN. (Congress et., between Jefferson and Montgomery sta.,) REGULAR SUMMER SEASON. PROMENADE CONCERTS , EVERY NIGHT, ■ nv THE SAVANNAH ORCHESTRA, Prof. E. Richter, Leader, tW~ Refreshments of the beat quality and in every variety. lmo jylo 'J'HE SAVANNAH NATIONAL BANK U NOW PREPARED FOR BUSINESS, AT THE BANKING HOUSE, IN THE EXCHANGE. Deposits and Paper for Collection received. Biila on Northern Cities purchased. Checks on New York furnished. I# C. NORVELL, President. JACOB SPIVEY, Cashier. DIBEOTOBS : L. C. Noevell, j Francis Sorrell, Noble A. Hardee, ! J. *7. Lathkop, Robert Erwin. HENRY S. FITCH, „ . „ t , Notary and Solicitor. Savannah, 25th June, 1866. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, I Office of Comptroller 6f the Cureencx, W ■ , Washington, Jnne 10th, 1866. ) Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to th undersigned, it has been made to appear that “Thb Savannah National Bank," in the City of Savannah, in the County of Chatham, ands tate of Georgia, has been only 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 circulation and redemption thereof,’’ approved June 3, 1864, 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, L Freeman Clarke, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that “The Savannah National Bank,’’ in the qMy 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, 1866. FREEMAN CLARKE. INo. 1256.] Comptroller of the Currency. |u26 2mos jyjTANNING £ DE FOREST. BANKERS AND BROKERS. No. 19 Wall Street, New Yoke. DEALERS IN GOLD, SILVER, FOREIGN EX CHANGE and GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Give special attention to the purchase and sale ol Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia. Alabama, New Orleans and Tennessee Bank notes. Southern States Bonds and Coupons, Railroad and Coupons. Interest allowed on deposits. jyls-3m jyjUTILATED aNDTOKN TREASURY NOTES • REDEEMED At THE SAVANNAH NATIONAL BANK. At Tueib Value. jy2o-2w J- SPIVEY, Cashier. fcfcrpHE HOSPITAL TRANSCRIPT.** The paper above named is published at Hilton Head S. C., by M. J. McKenna, It is designed by tbe Publisher to make an Interest ing and Instructive Paper, not only for SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, ‘ but a WELCOME W EEKLY VISITOR to all residents of Hilton Head. It will contain Original LOCAL NEWS, a summary NORTHERN NEWS, and carefully Selected MIS. CELLANEOUS ITEMS. 'i3 ts JJ*Y - SIXTY BALES HAY, Landing from Steamship America. For sale by jy6-tf BRIGHHM, BALDWIN £ CO,