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LOC A L 11 T T 118, Drp* r,llR * rlteu " k> l l<Sß4 Weamer*. FOB NSW VOBt. qteimitUp Virona. Thoreday. September 7. at llctocfc . sieirashlp America, Siturdaj, September 2d, at fcloclt- Stremshlp ConsUtnUon, Wednesday. September ti s t o'clock. FOR PHILADELPHIA. iteimsblp Minnetonka, Saturday.: Septetnlier 2d, , _ o'clock. FOB dOCTOOTOWK. Steamer Wm O. Gibbons, every Tuesday morning t > o'clock FOB AVGUST A. Steamer Falcon, Thursday, 31st Inst., at 11 o'clock, , E rOB rLOBIDA. Steamer Fountain, Saturday, September 26, at * I'clock, a. m. PiElso Ronrr-T.—On Wednesday night last the tore of Messrs. Heimbold A Cook, north-east corner ( president and Price streets was visited by rob err. The thieves by working at tbe foot of the cross a: of the second window on Price street, succeed d m dropping oat the key, a nalL They then ntaed the shutter, raised the window, and alter re- B- vlng several tubssuccccded lu entetlng the store. Ipon their opening one of, the front doors, Mrs. Helm oid.wasattractcd by the noise.when she sprung from tr bed, lighted a candle, and with revolver In hand, roceeded down stairs to the back door of the store, nlocted It aad entered, when the thieves decamp- L The plunder taken by them was a portion of ie contents of the till, consisting of fractional cur (ccy amounuhg to about nve dollars, and four box s of sardines. Had the thieves not been distorted by Mrs. Heim oid they would have secured over one hundred and ftv dollars In money, a silver watch, and goods of aiue. Mrs. Heimbold regrets that she was not able t flank the rascals by passing through the fron 1 onr of her residence instead of entering the store y the back door, as she thinks she might have killed r captured some of the party. ir.ou Philadelphia.—The fine Screw Steamship Imneton.'.a, 1060 tons burthen, Capt. J. W. Belch, cm the above port, arrived at her whan about hair ist two o’clock yesterday. In consequence of the tort notice given of her sailing from Philadelphia. le Minnetonka only had s fair freight and passen t“ rUsu Her owners, Messrs. Edmund A. Bonder A ~ So. 3 Dock street. Intend her for the Une of steam s between this city and Philadelphia they are about establish. The Minnetonka Is a fine ship, having rcellent accommodations fbr passengers and large lining capacity. The overhauling which she re jived prior to leaving Philadelphia, rates her A |o. 1. H Messrs. Hunter A Oantmell. formerly Agents of the Keystone State and State of Georgia, are tbe Agents B this new line. IfW.T. CaUb, Purser or the Minnetonka, hasonr Banks for full files of Philadelphia papers. Ron tbe passage to Savannah, the ship experienced fieavy head winds and a very rough sea. p arrival of a Carso of Ice.—The brig Hattie, lipapt. Gliky, with a full cargo of Ice consigned to H< isrs. Cheesman A Marshall, corner of Drayton Aren and Broughtou street Lane, arrived yesterday om Hilton Head. The Hattie was detained by rad winds, etc.. In consequence of which the house t Cheesman A Marshall were, for a few days, short Bice. The brig will commence discharging this ornlng. EIACKSMTHINO, HORSE-SHOriRO, BTC.—We Call ie attention of the public to the Card of Messrs, rjilnk A Chapman, who are experienced mechanics i their trades Mr. Wllllnk Is an experienced ship nlth, and Mr. Chapman Is an excellent horse-shoer, cl vetenaler. All who patronize them will meet Ith courteous and skillful mechanics. Boots, Shoes and Hats—The attention of city eaiers and those from the Interior who desire to ivest In the above goods, Is directed to the adver sement of Messrs. White A Frellner, who to-day pen at the store of Mr. M. H. Williams, wed of the isrket, a Urge stock, selected especially for the mtbern market. They announce that the goods fil be sold at New York cost, the freight only being Med. Attention Is invited to the advertisement of Mr. latum, offering a reward for four missing pointer ups. The pups were ail promised to friends of Mr. , who are very anxious to recover them TJHK COURTS. RICE PROVOST MARSHAL, SCB-DIVI3ION OF THE 00EEC8EB— BEFORE' CAPT. SAMI- COWDRST, FRO TOST MARSHAL. SAVANNAH, AUg- 31,1865. Mlies Swauge (colored) vs. J. J. Stokes—Charge: sault and threatening to kill; plea, guilty. It was idered that the defendant be Imprisoned In the ■ Aunty jail for three months, f J.iohn Welch vs. Leear, (colored)—PeUt larceny. It was ordered that the defendant be confined In the 4ty guard house two weeks. COMMERCIAL. TATiMiNT OF TNE COTTON IIIARUT-MICEI or eoTToa. HERALD OFFICE, l Savannah, September l, 1865.) Remarks. The Cotton market since onr last report, Friday vanlng, 25th Inst., lias been, owing to the inclement reather, very quiet. Outdoor operations were pre pared by the heavy and continued rains. We are uabled this morning to give a statement of the Cot an market, which we believe may be relied upon as orrect, as our Reporter has taken great pains toob iln full and correct Information. UPLANDS. f There Is a very limited stock of Uplands offering, gnd the larger portion of the stock on hand 1s for Im mediate shipment North. The Savannah and other ■vers being exceedingly low, the receipts of the past • <|w days have been very light. We give the follow j tag as fair quotations : KJ Ordinary 27@28c. | Middling Ss@36c. Good Middling. 39@40c. Fair... 41@42c. SEA ISLANDS. a very limited stock of fine Cottons are offering, nd we are therefore without quotations. STATEMENT OF COTTON AND DOMESTICS. Receipts from July Ist to July 3lst, 1865 : Upland 5,718 Sea Islands is Domestics 1* Exports from July Ist to July 3lst, 1865; i Uplands..... 6,360 I Sea islands 32 Domestics W , Receipts from August Ist to Aug. 3lst, 1865: % Uplands 13,174 ? Sea Islsnd3 676 Domestics 1,521 $ Receipts from Saturday la3t, 26th ult., to 3lst ult.: Uplands 1,464 Sea Islands 16 Domestics .• 40 Exports from Saturday last, 26tb ult., Aug Gist.: | Sea Islands 133 f Domestics 277 j Stock on hand Sept. Ist iwi‘ I Sea Islands 281 I Domestics S3s I»#w York Market. I Coiten 48; Sour without imporUnt^hMge; Busky ; wheat advanced 2 cents but oloieti with ■ownward tendency; com unchanged ; coffee aulet End firm; sugar 12* to 14 .cent?Yp<; r k $32 to- Bterllng «X; gold 44)4 ; government stocks arm. ’ f A Doostful Stobt.—The Brownsville oor ' tespoudent of tbe New York Herald details A conversation Which he bad in Matamoras with an ex-rebel officer, who boasted that Staring Price, of Missouri, had been Wade a Major General in Maximilian’s ser vice and empowered to raise a cavalry force, of thirty thousand from among the men of the disbanded Southern armies; that several Other rebel generals have been similarly la bored by the Mexican Emperor, and that it Is his intention to have one hundred thous and rebels in hit service within a year, to ’£eep watch on Gen. Sheridan along the Rio Crande, All of which we take to be highly Improbable Hotel Arrlvala. PULASKI HOUSE. AUGUST SL 18SS. K lllnzley, CUy, ,C Hancock, Bostou S Campbell, Berxclia JMr and Mrs A G Bennett A Twit,line, wife and Capt E Hiller, str Laura child. Philadelphia J Thoms*. Waynesboro Lt Q B Chamberlin. ,J W Balch, S a Mmneton'a family and servant W T Calib, do Mrs btubns and child | Shipping Intelligence. hit nature Almaaac- Thls Day. Sun rises 6 35,M00n sets l 21 Sun sets 6 2SjHlgh water :t 17 PORT OF SAVANNAH. Arrived. Thursday, Aug. 31,1865. Steamship Minnetonka, , Philadelphia. Resorts—4 days from Philadelphia to Savannah, with assorted cargo consigned to Messrs Hunter A Oammel, and others. Experienced heavy weather after leaving the Capes of Henlopen. Consignees.— Roth welt A Whitehead, J D Laßoche. Hunter A Gauimell. O Cohen. Brady A Smith, Kern A Cos. Jacoti LangsUorl, J Lama, J McConaght, Erwin A liardee, A Meyer A Cos, M l unt A Cos, S iarellv, J R Larcomb, W H Stark, W M Davidson. Passf.mi*bs.—Wuj Sutherland. M Walters, rhlllp Walters, Mrs Elizabeth Myers anil 2 daughteis, I’eter Strain and lady, Mrs A Stiibb and child. A Twlnnnie, A Dufor and daughter, G B Thompson. W Stewart, S PLaey. AC Robinson, A Camplro, Juan Patterson, and others—24 In steerage. Brig Hattie. Gllkr, Hilton Head, with rice toChees tnan a Marshall. Schr Georgia. Holt, Baltimore—general cargo, to Master Schr Lovett Peacock, Lingo, Hilton Head—ballast, to Master Schr Wm E Steven*on, Threaucraft, MatanzasVla Quarantine—to Master. Steamer Laura, Hiller, from up Savannah river— Erwin A Hardee. Steamer Emllie, Bender, Hilton Head. Steamer Samson, Dennette, Sisters' Ferry. Cleared. Steamship Zodiac, Buckley, New York—Hunter A Gammell. Exports. —423 bales Upland cotton, 200 pieces old railroad Iron, and merchandize. Passenolrs W D ZOgbaum, L R Morris and ser vant, J B Connelly, W Brallsford, Dr W F Sergeant, E R Schneiner, W F Wheatley, E w Haines and wife, Mrs Schubl), Miss Dillon, H J Hall, J M Gannon, wife 2 servants. Steamship Ariadne, Crary, New York—John R Wilder. Exfort.s.—4l6 bales Upland cotton, 11 bales Sea Island cotton, 29 bales domestics, 9 packages, Passengers.—W C Woodruff, WBattersbv, lady, 2 children and servant, Miss Battersbv, H S Fitch, A Tnllarton, B Elliott and lady, Mrs Cox, E C Wade. F J Ruckert, lady and child, J C Maker, O Warner and 2 children, G Dennis. G W Rogers. J D Blanchard, W E Ward, lady, and 2 children, K M Oppenhelmer, J T Ives, Mrs EH Pughe, Mrs F Smith, Mrs Nelson, Mi&s Nelson, A M Averell and lady, Mrs Cherry, N Wolfe, T F Golding, B F Beardsley, F WUllts, G Durvea, Mrs O'Donohoe and 2 children, T A Nickerson, S a F.mory. Steamship Idaho. Holmes, New York—Brigham, Baldwin A Cos. Exports.—39l bales Upland cotton, 65 bales Sea Island do. Passengers.—Col Taggart, Miss F Happ. Mbs a Happ. T McDonough, Lt D S Smith, Capt H L Stone, B Golilberry, H Happ, Mrs G Hawkins. Bark Pawnee, Williams, New York—C L Colby A Cos. Exports.—7ll bales cotton. 26 tons old Iron. Schr Emma D Finney, Heather, Philadelphia— Hunter A Gammell. Extorts,—3s4 bales Upland cotton, 89 bales Do mestics. 12,300 cane reeds, 28 empty barrels, 8 half barrels, io boxes books. LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, Aug. 31, 1865. E7IAH3SIFS. Steamship America, Clift—loading for New York, wharf lbot of Lincoln street—Btlgham, Baldwin A Co s Mlonetoka, Balch, I,ooo—discharging from Philadelphia, dock, foot of Abercorn street. BARKS. Harvest Moon. Staples, 398—loading for New York, Central Cotton Press,—C L Colby A Cos. brigs. Brig Hattie, Qllbey, from Hilton Head, with ice— discharging at Exchange Dock—Cheesman A Mar shall. Brig Waltham—changed to Harden’s |?ress, East ern wharves. Martha Eggleso, cildbrd, 336—loading for New York—Richardson A Barnard. Waltham. Cottrell—from Boston—discharging, to Master. ' SCHOONERS. Schr Georgia, Holt, 78 tons, from Baltimore—dis charging at Central Wharf. Schr Lovett Peacock, Lingo, 349, from Hliton Head —discharging ballast—Master. Schr WmE Stevenson, Threadcralt, 46, from Ma ranzas—discharging at dock foot or Barnard Street- Master. Schr E C Howard, Nickerson, 306—discharging bal last at Willlnk's Wharf, near Gas House—Hill, Mas ter. Witch Queen, PerclvaL lift—from Boston—dis charging, Lower Rice Mill—Richardson A Barnard. Alice Flora, (Br) Knowles—from Nassau—discharg ing, Lower Rice Mill—Bell, Wylly A Christian. Anna Sims, (new) Stevenson—awaiting completion at Quantock’s Mill—C L Colby A- Cos. Addle E Barnes, Lawson, 145—waiting cargo, foot of Drayton street—Emil Koetckc A Cos. Ruth H Baker, Smith, 378—loading for New York, foot of Barnard street—C L Colby A Cos. Eothen, Murray. 102—from New York—discharg ing, foot of Barnard street—Master, The Columbus Enquirer of the 20th, says : The Council of the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, was held in this city last week, the session commencing on Wednesday the 16th inst. Present—Bishops Andrew Paine and Pierce. Bishop Kava naugh was detained in Missouri, having to preside over the annual Conference of that State, which met at about the same time. Bishop Soule was also absent. We learn that nearly the entire session was occupied in the preparation and discus sion of the Address of the Bishops, which will soon be published. The following plan of Episcopal Visita tions was adopted: 3D DISTRICT —BISHOP PAINE. Memphis, at CovlngtOD, 16th October. Mississippi, at Greenville, Bth November. Mobile, at Mobile, 6th December. Montgomery, Lowndesboro’, 22d Novem ber. 4th DISTRICT—BISHOP PIERCE. South Carolina, , Ist November. Georgia, Macon, 16th November. Florida, Madison, 20th November. The appointments for the Ist, 2d and 6th Districts, embracing Missouri, Kansas, Ken tucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Indian Mission, Louisiana and California, are imperfectly known to us, and we therefore await their official publica tion. Deserters from the Armt.— Great trou ble is experienced in keeping tbe cavalry and Infantry sent to the Plains for service against the Indians. There has been a re gular stream of desetters from the time of crossing the Mississippi river, and at Fort Leavenworth the discontent among tbe men has sometimes broken out in open mutiny. Tbe 6th West Virginia cavalry to the num ber of two hundred were placed under ar rest lately at Fort Leavenworth for muti nous conduct. Tbe 13th regular infantry (Gen. Sherman’s old regiment; is now In camp in tbe suburbs of St. Louis, and has .lost, according to an uncontradicted, unpub lished report, sixty men from one battalion in a single week, and deserters are even quite common from a company of the 61st Wisconsin, now doing provost guard duty in town. . An old prediction of Napoleon is recalled by one of our cotemporaries. At St. Helena he said Ere the close of the nineteenth century, America will be convulsed by one of the greatest revolutions the world ever witness ed. Should it succeed, her power and pres tige are lost; but should the Government maintain her supremacy, she will be on a firmer basis than ever. The theory of repub lican form of government will be established and she can defy the combined powers of the world. An English gentleman who has resided for * . Ul °, e , on *he shores of the Dead Sea, ** P£“*» In which he states many of the stones about the margin of the sea **■* w anlm * l “ and Stable life, to fogRWU that on account of ita salt and sulpber spring, it should be adopted as a sanatorium. Movement w Behalf or mb Frkrdmbr. At a meeting held In New York on Friday last, in which the principal Freedmens’ As sociations of the country, East and West, were represented by prominent gentlemen from Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Bal timore, Cincinnati and Chicago, a national association was organized nnder the title of “The American Freedmcns' Aid Commis sion.” Bishop Simpson was chosen President; Wm. Lloyd Garrison and John V. Farwell, Vice Presidents; Fred. Law Olmstead, Gen eral Secretary; Jacob R Shiperd, Associate Secret at y, and George C. Ward, Treasurer ; which officers, with J. Miller, McKirn and J. M. Walden, Corresponding Secretaries of the Eastern and Western Departments, con stitute a Board of Managers The commission comprises a number of prominent and active friends of the lreed meu's cause sufficiently large to represent this work of benevolence in every part of the country, and make it reallv national in its character. Its object is to promote the elevation of the freedmen, and to cooperate to this end with the Freedmen’s Bureau. The Military Department*. The army of the United States which, five months ago numbered a million strong, ha3 already been reduced to about 200,000, of whom more than one-fourth are in Sheri dan's Division, near the Mexican frontier. The whole army is divided into five divisions: 1. The Atlantic, General Meade, head quarters, Philadelphia. 2. The Mississippi, General Sherman, St. Louis. 3. Tbe Gulf, General Sheridan, New Or leans. 4. The Tennessee, General Thomas Nash hville. f«. The Pacific, General Ualleck, San Francisco. The divisions are subdivided into eighteen departments, each under a Major General. Their order, names, commanders, and head quarters are as follows: 1. Department of the East, Hooker, New York 2. Middle Department, Hancock, Balti more. 3. Department of Washington, Augur. Washington. 4. Department of the Ohio, Ord, De troit. 5. Department of the Tennessee, S tone man, Knoxville. 6. Departmetn of Kentucky, Palmer, Louisville. 7. Department ofthe Missouri, Pope, Fort Leavenworth. 8. Department of Virginia, Terry, Rich mond. 9. Department of North Carolina, Scho field, Raleigh. 10. Department of South Caiollna, Gill more, Hilton Head. 11. Department of Georgia, Stedman, Au gusta. 12. Department of Florida, Foster, Tal lahassee. 13. Department of Mississippi, Slocum, Vicksburg. 14. Department of Alabama, Wood, Mo bile. 16. Department of Louisiana and Texas, Canby, New Orleaus. 16. Department of Arkansas, Reynolds, Little Rock. 17. Department of Columbia, Wright, Fort Vancouver. 18. Department of California, M’DowelL San Francisco. From Missouri. St. Louis, Aug. 19, 1865.—The interest in tbe refractor}' disloyal preacher is on the in crease. It is reported among Catholics and believed that Archbishop Kenrick had noti fied the clergy in his Archbishopric that they must not take the oath prescribed in the new Constitution under the penalty of being sus pended from their functions by him! This alleged order strengthens the backbone of the wavering Presbyterians, South fide Meth odists, disloyal Baptists and Episcopalians. The latter have taken the cue from a hand ful of their brethren in this city, headed by the Revs. S. J. P. Anderson (a convicted disloyalist), and James H. Brooks, whose congregation split on Union principles. They have issued a seven column address to the Clergy in the State, advising disobedience to the law. The responses are beginning to come in from tbe country, and the offenders are already comparing treason to the martyrs of the church in the time of James 11, who refused to surrender their privileges. Now, of all those refractory clergymen, the great est trouble may be expecte*! from the Cath olics. Gov. Fletber has expressed bis inten tion to enforce the law. Suppose a priest in St. Louis should be arrested for refusing to take the oath. Naturally it may be expect ed the ignorant Irish will spring to arms and resist the officers of the law; then a riot, then a reign of terror. Despite these con tingencies the Governor authorizes his friends to say he will enforce the law upon Protes tant and Catholic alike and take the conse quences. Indeed, as the time approaches when this issue must be decided by firm ac tion on one side or tbe other, the anxiety of the people about the result becomes painful. In a letter commending emigrants to make choice ot Tenucsssee, Gov. Brownlow says: “ I may be a little selfish, as my home is in East Tennessee, os my wife and children were born there, in giving that division of the State the preference. 1 have heretofore said, and I repeat, in no spirit of blasphemy, that I would not leave Eastern Tennessee to go anywhere but to the Kingdom of Heaven.” The Parson is perhaps not the only man that would rather rule in East Tennessee than serve in Heaven. WANTED. Wanted, TT'ORTY (40) able-bodied Toung men for dntj in the X? city of savannah. They will receive a liberal •alary. They muet come well recommended. All applicant* will apply at office of 'Jept. Samuel Cow d.ey, i rovoat Marshal. By command of Brr’t Brig. Gen E. P. DAVIS. Wm. H. Folk A. A. A. G. außo Tited mediately, FIFTY TONS ot Roe* and Waate Paper. The HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID. Alno, Cot ton Picking*, Wool, Hides, Tallow, Grease, Metal*. Bottle*, Ac ~ at the FOREST CITY MILLS, *u4-tf Savannah. TO REST. Offices to Bent. ONE Single and two Donble Office* In the second story, conveniently located on Bay street. Solu ble for Merchant* and Lawyers, or for batchelors' apart mente. Apply to angig ts DENE T BET AN. Offices to Let. TVTO ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR ‘ OFFICES. Apply at the HERALD OFFICE. anl2.tr Cellar to Let. TO LET. A LARGE CELLAR, SETTABLE TOR STORAGE. Apply at the HERALD OFFICE. anl2-tf BOOMS TO LET, At BUtcm Bead, m. 0., THE Palmetto Herald Bonding haring been Newly Fitted Up, new offer* lug. and airy mans, snlts ble (or Sleeping Apartment* or bnelneer pnrpo.ee. For tenne apply to W. a Sam peon, Jr., Box No. ts, Hilton Head Poet Office, or on the premises. corner Os Merchant*' Row and Palmetto A venae, from 4 o'clock to « o'clock p. m. jnM IHCSIHMTS, VOIiKS 1 GAITTIIN, , (OOBgreeaet.. between Jiefferaon and Montgomery ala*} RXGCIAH SUMMER SEASON. PROMENADE lONCBRTS EVERY NIGHT, BY TIB Savannah Orchestra, Prof. B. Richter, Leader, V* Rufreahment* of the best quality and in every variety. lmo aulu SPECIAL NOTICES. SPECIAL NOTICE. THE Internal Revenue Tax must be paid on Cotton and all Manufactured Good* before ahlptnenl from this Port after this date Offire at Savannah National Bank. ALEX. N. WILSON, Collector Internal Revenue, lat Dietrirt Go. aug24-lw BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYS ! The Original and Best fn the World • The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and luilan taneou*. Produce* immediately a splendid Black or natural Brown, without Injuring the hair or akin. Remedies the 1U effects of bad dye*. Sold by ail Drug gista. The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS, For Restoring and Beautifying the Hair. anl4-ly CHARLES BATCHELOR, New York. OFFICE COLLECTOR MILITARY TAXES, 1 Kxcbwmqe Biuldino, Savannah, Ga„ 1865. \ CIRCULAR. I am instructed by General Order, No. 20, Head quarter Sub-District of the Ogeechee, Aug. 28, 1866, to collect a Tax of Three per cent, upon all incomes of Six nuudred Dollars ($600) and upward*, from Real Estate. And, alto, a Tax of One per cent. (1) on Gross Sales of *ll Merchandise, except Cotton sold on Commie sion; One per cent on all Commissions derived from the transaction of an AucUon, Commission, Shipping, Forwarding, and Brokerage business, except upon the sale ol Merchandise, upon which a Tax of One per cent, is levied. AH persons coming within the requirements of these Instruction* will Immediately make a return of all Incomes, Sales and Commissions, for the month of Anguat, 1865. Blank returns for this purpose may be had on appli cation at this office. Office in the Exchange. Office hours, from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. C. H. PIKE, au3l-2 Captain and Collector Taxes. DRUGS. Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals* A choice selection ol DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES and TRUSSES, LAKDXD no* new TORE. ' Apothecar.es, Planters, and trsdi re from the Interi or, can be supplied at the shortest notice, 1 can warrant every article as being pore. A large quantity of European LEECHES, finest quality. All the Patent Medicine* extant on hand. One bundled case* Jacobs' Dysenteric Cordial. ALL WILL BE SOLD LOW FO CASH, WHOLESALE and retail. ITAFOTHECABIES 1 HALL, Comer Broughton and Barnard streets. N, B.— Fresh Garden Seeds. W. M. WALSH, julG-3m Proprietor. CAUTION. SUPERINTENDENT’S OFSICE C. R. R.,1 .-avannsh, 27th August, f THE ticket office of the Central Railroad bavinz been broken open and a number of tlcketa stolen, all persona are cautioned against pnrchsslng tickets from any person except the ticket agent at the Depot. G. W. SCATTEROOOD, an 29-4 Assistant Snp't. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THHE undersigned have this day entered intoCopart- X nershlp to carry on Stevadorige, Drayige, Stor :ige and Commission business, under the name of H. J. Dickerson & <Jo. Office, second door west of Messrs. Andrew Low A Cos. H. J. DICKERSON. T. A. GOODWIN. N. B. BROWN. Savannah, Go., August 21, 1865. auvl-lm BUYYOURCOOLDRINKS -AT— TONKING’S, IN REAR OF POST OFFICE, HILTON HEAD. ang24 ts Warren’s Celebrated Needles and Fish Hooks. ANDREW CLERK & CO., 46 MAIDEN LANE, NEW TORK, SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS. OUR former customers will find a reduction in gold prices of the Needles, while the quality is always kept up to the highest standard known to English manufacturers. A. C. A Cos., respectfully solicit n renewal of tbe mercantile relations so long and favorably esteemed by their house aa2s-3m PIONEER SAW MILL: TXTE most respectfully announce to the citizens of V V Savannah and others requiring LUMBER, that our new Saw Mill at the foot of Zubly street, near the Savannah and Ogeechee Canal is completed. We are now prepared to saw and famish Lumber In large or small quantities to cult purchasers, and respectlully solicit a share of public patronage. We will also pur chase TIMBER as lt arrives In this market. Jyßl-tf ROSE A ARKWRIGHT. NORTH RIVER IGRHTLTIIRAL WORKS. QRIFFING. BROTHER A 00., Pnoreixroaa, 6S **D 80 COUSTULKD StEUT. NEWT O R K . Manufacturers of Plows, Harrow*, Cultivators, Cot ton Sweeps, Corn Mills, Cotton dins, Ac. Every Implement wanted by the Planter, Also, dealers in Field end Garden Seed*. Also, Agents for Bruce’* Concentrated Manure, Bone, Ac. Send for drenlar. In9o 3m BACON SIDES. HHDS. CHOICE SIDES, landing and for sale au3o-4 CRANE, JOHNSON A QRAYBIU LEGAL NOTICE. ALL person* baring claims against the emote of Charlotte Veader, d<veaeod, will present them, dnly attested, and those Indebted will make payment to CHAS. H OLMBTEAD, an26-eod3 QaaUfled Executor. SMALL FARM FOR SALE. PQ S O ACRES LAND, mostly first quality and 60 16 about one half cleared; 2M miles from town, close to Ogeeehee rood; Improvements destroyed. Bounded noth and west of lands of es tate Minis; east by Lawton, sad west by Sloan Price, $lO per acre, cash antes HENRY BRTAN. _ S'TATE OF GEORGIA—CHATHAM COUNTY.-To ) all whom It may concern: Whereas John O. Ferrltl will apply at the Cooft hf Ordinary for Letters 1 1 Administration on toe estate of James Bilbo, deceased— These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before told Court to make objection (If any they have; on or batons toe first Monday in October seat, otherwise said letter* will be granted. Wltnee* my official aignature, thl* 2Sth day of Au gust, 190S. D. A. O’BYRNE, 7T Notice, f OHSftffftas assns svs Street. Hoare Item 9a, m- until » p. m. ante - AUCTION SALES. Bell, Wylly A Christian Wll on Thuredar morning at 10 TtiiFx orrtock, th. schooner JULIA. 86 tons A burthen -sails and rigging In good or der. Now to be seen at rtie mouth of By Bell, Wylly A Christian. Will sell at Private Sale 150 bbls. Choice Potatoes SO do Ooiodi* _ boie« Lemon*. Lanomgtfrom *tFamer thla day. au29 Bell, Wylly A Christian Will Mil at Private Sale. 62 bales Gunny Bagging, 50 sheets Boiler Iron, Case. French Merinos, Jn*t arrived by schooner Alice Flora, from Nassau. M. E. Williams. ,7. R. Molnyhr. P. H. Ward! WILLIAMS, M INTIRE & CO., AUCTION and commission merchants bat street, Savannah, Cr A.. p,»of r * , i re .V n £* vinna h—Brigham. Baldwin 4 Cos.; Knalu A Hardee, Garten A Unrklca, Lsaar D La bridge Esq l : Hlr ““ Robcrts ’ Kl *l- ; w rily Wood * New York—Messrs. Samuel T. Knapp *Bro,: D. H, Baldwin A Cos. au2C-ecitUm STATIONERY, 4T ESTILL’S Newspaper Depot, - ANl> STATIONERY STORE, Bull Street, Corner of Bay Lane, BACK OF THE POST OFFICE. NEW NOVBIjS. Jurt Received at the above Depot a further supply of DENIS DONNE, a Novel, by Annie Tbomaa. Price SO cent*. BELIAL, a Novel Price 60 eenta. CHRISTIAN'S MISTAKE, by the author of John Halifax, Gentleman. Price T 6 cent*. THE ROCHES AND ROGUERIES OP NEW YORK, Price 36 cents. ALSO HARPER'S MONTHLY, GOOEY'S I.ADY’S ROOK* ATLANTIC MONTHLY, Ac., for September. The neual Assortment of Northern Dailies and Weeklies Received by Every Steamer, 10(30 SAYILLE & LEACH, STATIONERY. TIMBER CUTTERS’ BANK, CORNER BRYAN STREET AND MAR KET SQUARE, SAVANNAA, GA The trade snpplied at the lowest Ca*h P ricec. Every variety of Stationery for office and general no* nnl'J STATIONERY. Oi |A REAMS Snperflne Commercial Note Paper, it'jyj *l4 pound* to the ream, at the very low price of *2 60 per ream. Alao, a large variety of other Papers, Envelope*. Pena, Ink, Pencils, Ac. For sale by SAYILLE A LEACH, aul2 cor. Bryan street and Market Square. And Merchant*' Row Hilton Head, S. C. UFFIuAn-stu-uls'i'. 08*' OUKEtUEB. UEADQ'RS SUB-DIST. OF OGEECHEE,» Savannah, Go., Aug. 23, 1866. / Gexeral Order,! No. 26. I Pursuant to General Older No. 18, Headquarters District of Savannah. Ist Division Department of Georgia, the following Taxes will be collected to de fray the necessary expenses of lighting streets, clean ing of city, Ac. lit Tax of three (3) per cent upon all Incomes of six hundred (60tij dollars or upwards from Heal Es tate. 2d. Tax on all Sales of Liquor aa per General Ordor No. 18, from these Headquarters. 3d. Tax on all Traders, Dealera, Commission Mer chants, und Shippers of one (lj per cent, on all sales and commissions. 4th. These Taxes will be paid monthly, commenc ing on the 81st Inst., to the lax Collector, on account of sales and rents sworn to by parties. sth. All persons who have received Licenses with out paying the license fee as specified In Geuersl Or der No. 13, from these Headquarters, are hereby no tified that their Licenses are revoked from this date, and that new Licenses will be required before continu ing their business. nth. All persons coming under the provisions of this order will report Immediately to Tax Collector and register their names and place of business Ac. Any person neglecting to comply with the requirement* of thla order will be subject to a fine. 7th. Capt. Calvin H. Pike, 153d N. Y. V*ls„ la here by announced as Tax Collector, City of Savannah. He will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By command of Brrit Brig. Gen. E. P. DAVIS. Wm. H. Eoi.k. A. A. A. G. an2B UEADQ’RS SUB-DISTRICT OF OGEECHEE, Savannah, Qa„ August 28,1385. Geuzbai Orders! No. 27. / Hereafter no Commissioned Officers, enlisted men, or civilians will be allowed to drive or ride their horses through tbe streets of Savannah faster than a trot.un less on official business, and then the envelope will be marked gallop. The Provost Marshal is charged with the execution of this order. By command of Brevet Brigadier General DAVIS. Wm. H. Folk, A. A. A. G. aut r 29 HEADQ'RS SUBJJISTRICT OF OGEECHEE, Savantun. Ga., August '-’A 1566. OtireaAL Orders,! No. 26. f Capt. E. A. Parkinson, 153d Regiment, N. Y. Vole., Is hereby announced as Street Commissioner city of Savannah. He will be obeyed and respected accordingly. By command of Bvt Brig. Gen. DAVIS. Wm. H. Foil, A. A. A. O. > an2s ACADEMY OF MJINCEMT" OFPAOI, Havanuah, Georgia, CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF MERCY THE Fall Term of this Institution will reopen on September 15th and dos. on Febmary 15th, 1866 Thu Spring Term will commence on Februery 16th and close on Jnly 15 th. Terms per Session, including board. Tuition la English, Washing, tnd use of Bed and Bed ding $l6O 00 Tuition In French so oo do Music on Piano 60 oo do Mnslc on Guitar. MOO do Crayon, Drawing and Painting In Water Colors 20 00 Tuition in Oriental Painting, per coarse 15 no do Wax Pratt and Flower* 20 00 do Embroidery 18 00 For further particulars apply to the Super-lore** at the Institution. au99 tawim Large Importation -OF HAVANA SEGARS, LEAF AND SHOEING TOBACCO. 196,000 Superior Havana Segan, CJenny Llndj 30 bale* Spanish Leaf Tobacco 2.000 lbs. choice Spanish Smoking Tobacco 3,000 bunches Spanish Cigarette* Just received direct from Havana. I have also In Store a large lot of the best brands Virginia Smoking and Chewing Tobacco. Andenou’s sad LilienthaPe Fin. Oat Chewing To bftCCO. Merchasm. Brier Boot and other Pipes. AU of which 1 am prepared to fell at Wholesale or *•“- R. MOLINA, Comer Bull end Congress street*. anglC-tf Under ffcrereu Boose. BD6AB,COFFEE,tC. 60 * ! &£3s£lsac**. w r SHE OF V. S. VESSELS. WILL BB BOLD AT BAf POINT, PORT ROTAL, S. C., At Public Auotlou, ON Saturday, Sept. 2, at 10 a*m. The following named U. 8, Vessels, viz.: Steamers CHATHAM and O. M. PETTIT, side wheel, light draught, well adspted for shallow rivers. Schooners MAIL and SWIFT. Bark VALPARAISO. Sloop PERCY DRAYTON. Hull of Ferry Boat ELLEN, and three Ne wport Sail Boats. TERMS—Cash In Government funds; one-sixth of* the purchase money on the day of sale: and the re mainder in six days. The veawls to be removed Im mediately after the full payment la made. Tags will be at Hilton Head, at 9 o'clock a. m„ of Sept. 2d, to transport to Bay Point person* who wish to purchase these vessels anl9-8 STAR LINE FOR NEW YORK. s&yf-t-n m THE new and elegant first class i-:,U. a M*U Steamship AMERICA, Capt. Clift, Win positively sail for the v«9aMSw above port on Saturday, September M, at o’clock, For freight or peeeage, haring splendid accomtno dstior a, apply to BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO., an3l Stoddard's Bnlldlng. opposite Post Office. FOR NEW YORK. STAR LI3STE. The new and elegant first class U. 8. Mall Steam ship CONSTITUTION, Capt. flreenman, win positively sail tor the above port on Wednesday, September 6th, at o'clock. For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply to ' BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO, an3l Stoddard's BuUdtng, opposite Post Office. For Philadelphia Philadelphia and Savannah Steamship Line. The U. 8. Mail Steamship MINNE- i.ooo ion* burthen, J. W. C£ylKKdvrir~ Batch Commander, will leave for the xamMMMaw above port on SATURDAY, SEPT. 13d. For freight or paasege, having elegant accommoda tions, apply to au26 HUNTER A GAMMgI.t. FOR NEW YORK STAR mt UNE. BBMZ-WBBKXj'B’. The first data U. 8. Mall Steamships *... * Capt Cabdzntrr. UNITED STATES, - Capt. Sbaki AMERICA, Capt Curr'. CONSTITUTION, - - - Capt. Ganataw. The above ships compose the Line, and wfU Mil from New York and Savannah every Wednesday and Satnrday. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN 4 CO, Agents, Savannah, Ga. WAKEMAN, GOOKIN 4 DICKINSON, Agents, 17 Broadway, New York. FOR NEW YORKT Merchant’s Line Sailing Vessels* The splendid Clipper Schooner apMb. Capt. WM. SMITH, is now loading for the abuve port, and will have quick despatch. Apply to CHAU. L. COLBY A CO., an29-tf cor. Bay and Abercorn streets, Merchant’s Line Sailing Vessels FOR NEW YORK. The splendid new extreme Clipper Brig JjgQg ARTHUR KGGLERO, CLH FoKD,, master, la ready to receive cargo and will hav. quick dispatch. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to »a2B-tf C. L. COLBY A 00., Agents. MERCHANTS* Line of Sailing Vessels FOR NEW YORK. -|MH[fine clipper bark HARVEST MOON. Staples, A. Master, will commence receiving cargo for the above port on Monday, the 28th Inst. For freight or passage apply to „„ . CHAB. L. COLBY A CO., an 26 ts Cor. Bay and Abercorn *t*. MERCHANTS’ Line of Sailing Vessels. mHE fin. Clipper Bark & B. WALKER, Capt. L. B X L. re AM, will be ready to receive cargo for New Ynrk on FRIDAY, the 18th Inst , and wtllVve quick Has accommodation for a few flrat-claae passengers Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY* CO? Bnl 9 ts Oor. Bay and Abercorn sts MERCHANTS’ LINE Sailing Vessels. Regular Weekly lane of CLIPPER SCHOONERS FOR NEW YORK. THE undersigned intend t. keep np a regular week , ly line of first class Sailing Veasels plying be tween Savannah and the above port, with superior with promptueb* and despatch. Particular attention Alven to forwarding good* from New York. CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., 9 “18 cor. Bay and Abercorn streets. MERCHANTS’ LINE Sailing: jg| Vessels FOR NEW YORK. The flue Clipper Schooner E, C. Howard, Capt* Nickerson, WUI have quick despatch for the above Port. Por Freight or Passage apply to CHAS. L. COLBY A CO., » a g 3l ' t{ cor. Bay and Abercorn eta. For Doctortown, u) VIA DARIEN. CONNECTING WITH ATLANTIC AND GULF R. R. FOR THOMABVILLE. 'VHE Light Draught Steamer WM. G. GIBBONS. L Capt. Pbllpot. will leave Dillon's Wharf, on Tuesday morning, 22d ln*t, at » o’clock, and will ply regularly between Savannah and Doctortown. in connection with the Road, leaving as follow*: SAVANNAH EVERT TUESDAT. ' DOCTORTOWN EVERY THURSDAY. ° n H * n - Freights payable here. ERWIN A HARDEE. _ , JOHN L. ROUMIL LAT, ang2l4th Agent on Wharf. smppiwo. SHIPPERS TO AUGUSTA And POINTS BEYOND, A R L n< 2 fl ® and Uut will ba received at our *»■, » E DUloo-a Wharf, at anytime du " S i?f* W<,ek ’ ERWIN A HARDEE »° ls lmo FREifiHTIOR MfilfSTi, RECEIVED DAILY, And forwarded Semi-Weekly. Per STEAMER AMAZON, Capt R. Joaaaon Per STEAMER LAURA, Capt. Edward Hreum Wharf. ofrach D .fr,mre' lb " E '’ Cn ° f the **«'**—* erwin * Hardee * anl« JOHN L. ROUMILLAT. aul ™ Agent on Wharf. FREIGHT WANTED. 7^ 1500 Tor b^aV”ro d‘CTUleorM*eon an3l 1 • n JO - H N McMAHON A CO, ———— ' Tefferaop Md Broughton at* RAILRO A DS. Central Railroad SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE ! Savannah, Ga., August 24th, XBS6. f QN and after Monday, ?Sth ln.t„ a daily train (Sun g-^jMpfflrssasisa.'t.st Freight to go by Passenger Train moat be nrei.ald “ a Byo r rrter a of hf D * P °‘ h* o " 6 °*ri£k a. 1 ?? GEO. W ADAMS. ans , G.rMs£sr ent l/'J Assistant Superintendent. Central Railroad SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE. » •Savannah, Ga., August *4, 1866./ "tX** s *«ons be- A KaUroad, and between Waynetboro and Aujiputa, Augusta and Savannah Railroad will be received on and after Saturday, the 2«th Inst All way freight to be prepaid. By order of GEO. W. ADAMS, General Superintendent. * ng? ' U Assist Superintendent Atlantic & Gulf Railroad ]\I OITCE i* hereby given that an arrangement baa £? th,* oetwetn * STEAMER WM. C. GIBBON* wh S*P“»S£e»n> Md Freight j***!? 1 : 1 *° * n d from ThomasrUl* and Sa van nah and all inter mediate points O; 0 * will be received it any time daring the week et the hteamer’a Warehouse, on Dillon's Wharf. ... „ WILLIAM DUNCAN, Acting President Atlantic A Gulf Railroad anrrfti GASPER J. FULTON, *ng?l-lm Superintandent. THOS CORWIN, WM. H. OWEN, THOR WILSON 1» OHIO. I.ATR OOL. Q.M.D. Ot IOWA CORWIN, OWEN & WILSON, (Late Johnston, Corwin A Flnnellj ATTORNEYS AND— COUNSELLORS AT LAW, And Solicitors of Claims, OFFICE, 222 F STREET, hiab TREASURY BUILD ING, IN REAR OF WILLAHD* HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D.C. cj.lTil l ln Su P rem e Court of tbe United DtoiStoriSSmbl? * Dd t * K ' 3m THE Christian Index. By Os October, or ae soon aa the mails are 1 ’riu renew the publication of t?2w^?? lS^ AN INriEX " “3 of tbe "CHILD'S IN, DEX” I have been publishing. f Pnco of “Index, "per annum S3 oo Price of “Child'* Index," w {A deduction mode for dub* ; • tonc8 ' “ “y determination ffiim«uSS Cribe "' , “ y *“ Ve ttm * to *»"»* It Is my intention to Usue first class papers. no ■RStemS&S:2S * 2*** iecure thet «£.- me pest writers and correspondents will bo m eenred and the highest religions and literary tmlent"wsl be given to the papers. The Child's Paper will be pwh fueely Must tated and will, in every sense, be made to conform to its new title, THE CHILD’S DELIGHT. Money may be sent by Express or otherwise—ls by Expre*, at my ri»k. If the Express receipt Is amt me, on the resumption of mil facilities. _ connection with the firm of J. W. Burk* A Cos. is dwRwTPd, but I will establish an office in Macon, Ga., where communications may be addressed. SUI6-2W SAMUEL BOTKIN. THE DAILY EXPRESS, PETERSBURG, VA. Has entered upon its Fifteenth year, in an form, with new type, under auspices highly Battering. It ha* a large and dally Increasing circulation, and of fer* to merchant* and other* desiring to communicate with the Southern public, advantages surpassed by 00113. ADVERTISING rates. OKS SOCaXI Two months ,5 JE Three months , 7* JJ{ MX Month*.. £2> onpY *« « 8 TWO SQCABXS. Three months * ism on# year 8 8 Persona desiring a greater quantity of apace than la •tore designated, will be accommodated on liberal terms. * SUBSCRIPTION rates. sn«s“* S=f=lS One Tear do. ett Anomie, A. P. CRUTCHFIELD & CO., PETERSBURG. VA. BBT YOUR COOt TAYLOR'S ALE —AT— TONICING'S, IN REAR OF POST OPTICE, HILTON HEAD. aug24 CENTRAL R. R. AND SAVANNAH, ALBANY & GULF R. R. STOCKS, FOR BADE. APPLY AT THIS WPICE| atae-3