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‘ Saturday, September 18th, at 4
aC 'ffLmn Vartma, Thursday, September 21st, at
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FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Mtnetoolta. Thursday. September 2X«t,
o’clock. ■ .
TOR ACGUSTA.
mer Oak. Saturday, September 16th. at C p. ro.
M- cook. Will hare despatch.
I'OR pOCTORTOWh.
joiner wm. O. Gibbonsj every Tuesday morning
r 9 o’clock- •
FOB FLORIDA.
Steamer Fountain, ever? Saturday morning, at 9
o'clock ’
AH Interest!*** Incident at Fort Palatial.
on Tttursdav last Capt Briggs, of the steamer •• C.
Cjunt,” was presented at Fort Pulaski, by the
commissioned officers of the 103d D. S. C. TANARUS., with a
hlitniv finished atid beautiful gold avatch and chain
as a memorial of the sincere esteem in which he is
held by the donors.
Captain B- as the commanding officer of the V. S.
Grant, which has been plying on government account
between this city and Hilton Head, has extended to
the Officers of this Regiment innumerable acts of
emurtesy and kindness, which, in the estimation of
the recipients, have distinguished him as'the genial
gentleman and accomplished Officer, and hence this
elegant sonuenir in acknowledgement or his merits.
Ihe occasion of the presentation was not rendered
more interest.!!* by the interchange of cordial expres
sions of regard and satlsfacUon by the company pre
sent than for the flow of wine, sentiment and humor
which followed the removal of the cloth after a
hearty discussion of the savory "merits of a sumptu
ous and well prepared dluuer.
7M ceremony of presentation was conducted by
iUjor Manning, who, at the conclusion of a brief and
interesting address, delivered the watch to the cap
tain, with the assurance that he would bear with him
In his going through life the warmest afffections and
pest wishes of all the Officers and civilians present.
To which Capt. 8., with a full liea# and excited
feelings replied, acknowledging his appreciation of
the honor conferred and the gratitude that fills iu his
bosom by an incident as touchingly by significant as
it was wholly unexpected.
The conclusion of the Captain's remarks was the
signal for another coup de main upon the tempting
nines and other refreshments with which the board
had been resupplied, which, we need not say, was
Accomplished in gallant style under the leadership
‘of the dashing Capt. Mulligan, whose genius for
command on such occasions has been fully estab
»d In the past hlkory of the 103d. This movement,
though successfully made, resulted In the complete
demoralization of the entire company, rank and flic,
sod a scene of straggling ensued that would have
greatly outraged the professional sensibilities of Ihe
gallant commander, had he not been, unconsciously,
a straggler himself.
Many of the company, we understand found them
, selves the succeeding morning, much to their sur
prise, In the city of Savannah, and can only account
for the change of locality by tbe supposition that
they were so fortunate as to fall Into the hands < f
Capt. Dennett, of the Sampson, who, anticipating
the untoward events that usually transpire on such
oceasioas, bad generously placed his boat iu a posi
tion to afford relief, ns the signals of distress should
meet his eye.'
it affords u« pleasure to announce, however, that
the stragglers have all returned to camp and report
ed for any similar duty, when occasion requires.
iu addition to the officers of the 103d Regiment,
whose names we give below, there were present to
witness the presentation, Capts. Conrady ami Ber
wick, and Lieutenants Totten, O’Conner and Spell
j|*j, of the iTSd New York Volunteers, and Mr. C. F.
nffsey, Mr " Jus. H. Vance and Mr. Fitzgerald, of
Savannah.
We'have omitted to mention that the watch is
neatly engraven with an inscription containing the
names of the recipient and the donors and the
date of presentation, and cost. ssco.
We return our sincere thanks for the complimen
tary notices of the HCkald on the occasion referred
to. *
i AMES OF THE OFFICERS OF THE 103D C. S. h-FASTBT.
John A. Bogert, Lieutenant Colonei.
W. 0. Manning, Major.
Doctor J. Boyce.
Weauer.
Wm. T. Easton, Captain
Edward Dore, ' do
Clark H. Kemrlck, do
H. L. fitone, do
A, W. Leonard, do
C O. Uattett, do
Jno. U. Watrons, do
loan Henderson, Ist Lieutenant.
John Moore, do
S. K. Petit, do
J. A. Cowlh, do
A. 11. Mulligan, do
A. Marschettl, do
Marlow D. Wells, do
Felix Brannington, do
Wm. H. Crouk, do
0. li. Tuttle, mid Lieutenant,
C. & Ttllingnast, Ist Lieutenant,
11. A. Holeubeck, 2nd Lieutenant.
Jessee C. Cuance, • do
Wm. H. Knylor, -do -
J. W. B. Johnson, do
Geo. Hancock, do
A. S, Rose, do
G*o. Fox, do
jaa U. Miller, Suttler. .
w. H. Darlington, do
John A. Lehman. •
C. F. Kersey. .
Jas. H. Vance.
jiA.iL BETWEEN SAVANNAH AND
FLORIDA.
We icam that the ownerg of the Helen Getty, L. S.
Bennett, agent, have received the contract for carry
ing the United States malls between this city and
Palatka, Florida, connecting with Darien, Bruns
wick, Femandlna.aud Jacksonville, and Ossabaw,
St. Simon’s and St. Catherine’s Islands. For the
present, the mall win be conveyed weekly; but we
understand that the Company will shortly put an
other boat on the line, which will enable them to in
crease the mall faculties on this Important route.
We congratulate our citizens and the people of
Korlda upon the resumption of regular mall com
munication. and trust that the enterprising con
tractors may meet with abundant success.
The attention of our readers Is directed to the ad
vertisement of Capt. William H. Davis, announcing
that he has resumed business at his old stand In the
market, where he Is prepared to supply shipping,
steamboats, hotels and families with fresh meats aid
, vegetables. Capt. Davis is too well known to our
public as an enterprising, reliable business man, to
require any endorsement from us.
jEoluk Troupe. —This troupe of Vocalists and
Comedians give one of their unique and laughter
provoking entertainments at St. Andrew's Halt this
evening,' consisting of music, songs, dancing and
farce. A feature of the performance to-night will be
c Stump Speech by Mr. M. Ryan, the Demosthenes of
tilt trnupe. .
For Augusta.— The steamer General Berry, Capt.
Ike Henry, will leave this forenoon for Angusta.—
The traveling public will take notice that the rates on
first class paosengers have been reduced by Colby A
Cos., the agents, to sls, —second class $7. The river
now Is In good boating order.
From Dootortown.— The steamer william G. Qlb.
bom, Capt. Phllpot, from Doctortown, arrived at
noon yesterday. We are Indebted to Purser Fair for
favors,
- . THE COURTS.
BEFORE LISCT- COL. U. T. HOLBROOK-
SavaNNAfe, Sept. 15,1865.
Simon Gerstman vs. Henry Smith—Recovery of a
horse. Upon motion of plaintiff's attorney, It Is or
dered that the above case be withdrawn, upon pay
ment of the costs of .suit. Counsel for plaintiff, Hon.
Julian Hartrldgc and Hon. P. M. Russell; for de
fence, Hon. M. Benedict.
. Mrs. R. B. B. Cohen vs. C. Q. Platen and Mrs. pau-
Itoe Platen. After the examination in the above
stated case, It Is ordered that the defendant pay to
Mrs. R. B. B. Cohen the sum of S2O for rent per
jnouih to the 2lst day of August, 1885, and from that
date at the rate of ssoo per annum, payable monthly
In the ium of $66 67. It is also ordered that plaintiff
p4y the costs of suit. Counsel for plaintiff, Hon. W.
8. Chisholm ; for defendan, J. B. Saussey.
John Moor ts. Catherine Moor-Breach of the
peace. It appearing from the evidence lathe above
mated case that both parties are equally guilty of the
above charge it Is ordered that theyreturntothelr
home m plice, with the admonition that they be
punished with Imprisonment If any more complaints
are made against them. Counsel for plalat.tr. Levy
». Bussell
ntOM ACorstA.—The steamer R. H. May, Captain
Jones, with a full freight -'unsigned to F. M. Myrell,
Rag., arrived yesterday at eleven o'wtock a. in. We
are Indebted to Purser Joseph M. Kindlier rot
favors.
GrKSKITHIxo, BTC.—We call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Messrs. J. P. White
and S. Marin, who ate skillful gun makers, machin
ists and locksmiths.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Savannah, Sept, is, iB6O. •
REMARKS.
The weather, during the past week under review,
was warm for the season, though favorable for the
transactions of out-door business. From the country
people who were in the city disposing of their pro
duce, many of whom came with wagons a great
distance, we legrn that the roads are In a compara
tively good condition for wagoning. Business, the
past week, was very active, and onr merchants seem
to have had their bands full, from Immense amount
of goods conveyed to the wharves for shipment, and
the large number of wagon trains that have departed
fully laden.
The continued advance In the New Vork market
upon all descriptions of goods, was felt the past week
In onr own market. Groceries have materially ad
vanced In some kinds, but prices are not at present
sufficiently settled to justify full quotations.
The Dry Goods market hag expetleuced some
change, and the business doing fair, the trade
with the Interior merchants having somewhat re
vived. We quote Delaines 42j£r3145c. V yard; Prints
32®38c. ¥ yard ; Bleached Cottons have advanced
from 6 to 8 cents per yard—we quote at 50 to 60 cents
per yard ; Unbleached Cottons, 30@45c. ¥ yard;
Osnaburgs, 30c. V- yard; Taras, $3 to $3 75 V
bunch.
Our Provision market is quite Well supplied for the
city trade, which Is limited at present.
The Gold market Is quiet and without any change
worthy of notice.
The demand for Unr.urrent Money Is lery limited,
with the exception of Central Railroad Bank bUa,
which ore In request at 70 to 80 cents.
Foreign Exchange continues quiet.
Financial.
Exchange.—No new features were presented the
past week, except that the Bank Is selling sight
drafts bn New. York and other Northern cities at par.
The following quolatious, prepared for the Herald 1
we believe to be correct:
Bank Rates for Selling Exchange.—Foreign
Exchange, Sterling, in currency, $l4B to $l4B 50; in
gold, $lO6 to $lO6 50; Checks on New York, par ;
Checks on Philadelphia, par; Checks on Baltimore,
par ; Checks on Boston, par. t
Bank Rates for Pcrchasisq Exchange.—Foreign
Exchauge, Sterling, In currency, $l4B to $l4B 50; In
gold, slo6 to $lO6 50.
Checks on Northern cities, 1 per cent, discount and
Interest.
Specie.—During the past week the gold market
was exceedingly quiet, find very little offeriug. The
buying rates by Brokers Is for gold 44 per cent, pre
mium,—selling at 46. Silver, buying rate, 35,—sell
ing at 40 per cent premium, and continues scaree.
Uncurrent Money.—Wc have no change to notice
except In Central Railroad Bank Bills which are be
ing freely purchased at 70 to 80 cents. The following
are quotations:
But State of Georgia •• ..2<>c.
Marine Bank of Savannah 60c.
Planters’ Bank of Savannah —lsc
Bank of Savannah 30e-
Central Railroad A Banking Company of Ga. 70 to 80c.
Frrights—Continue very active and all vessels on
the berth are quickly filled up. We quote as follows :
Cotton to N. Yor* to y,. Shippers paying for the
compressing by steamer ?je. ¥ lb. on Cotton ; by sail
vessel, ?;e. ¥ lb.; Domestic $1 so by steamer and
sail vessel. The compressing or Cotton going North
by steam and sail vessel Is alone on ship account. To
Augusta measurement goods are $1 1* per foot q by
weight $4 1* cwt. To Florida, goods by weight $1 50
ft cwt.; measurement, 30c. ¥ foot. '
Insurance. —Wc .have no change to notice In the
rates which are as follows: Marine risks >£ ¥ cent,
on first class steamers, \ ¥ cent, on first class
sail vessels ,1 ¥ cent, on No. 1 vessels to Liverpool.
Inland transportation on merchandise by steamer
to Augusta 1 V cent, by steamer from Augusta to
Savannah 3 $ cent, premium.
Stocks and Bonds.—Nothing doing and no quota
tions.
Cottou hlarkct. ,
Uplands,—Wc notice an Improved market with
an-advance of >£ to leper lb. on the better gyades,
It Is fully lc. per,-lb. This advance • was- made on
Wednesday, and at the close of business this day.
It was fully sujtained. Very little fair cotton Is olilt -
ing, and we are without quotations ot tills grade.'
We quote the market as follows :
Ordinary 27K@28 ¥ lb
Middling 36
Good Middling . 37* ® 39
Sea Islands—Continue without change. Ordinary
Sea Islands are selling from 55 to 70 cents per lb ;
the better grades 80 to 90 cents per lb.
COTTON AND DOMESTICS.
Receipts from July Ist, to July 31st 1865.
Upland Cotton 5,718
Sea Islands ..- 19
Domestics l4
Receipts from August Ist to August 31st 1866 :
Upland Cotton. 14,637
Sealslands 391
Domestics 2.441
Frbm Sept. Ist to Sept. Bth 1865.
Uplands .3,384
Sealslands .. 661
Domestics 681
Os the above receipts, 43 bales upland were by the
Central Railroad, 217 uplands by wagons, and 76 sea
Islands by dp.,
Received from Sept. Bth to Sept, 15th, 1865.
Uplands... 4090
Sealslands 323
Domestics 881
Os the above amount by river the receipts were
3693 bales uplands, 226 do. Sea Islands 881 do-
Domestics, by Central Rail Hoad 23 bales Uplands,
by wagons 374 bales upland.
EXPORTS FROM SEPT. BTH TO SEPT. 15TH, 1866.
Upland 2338
Sea Island.. 691
Domestics ' 516
Stock on hand Sept. ISth, 1865 :
Uplands 6339
Sea,l9lands .-. ZSZ 58
Domestics... 661
- EXPORTS OF COTTON AND DOMESTICS.
From July Ist to July 31st, 1865 :
Upland cotton 5,360
Sealslands 32
Domestics .. 10
From August Ist to Aug. 3lst, 1865 :
Uplands " • .13,174
Sea Islands 676
Domestics 1,521
From Sept. Ist to Sept. Bth, 1865 :
Uplands ~... 3,698
Sealslands 287
Domestics... 214
Stpck on hand Sept. Ist, U 65:
Upland cotton 3,724
Sealslands " ' -281
Domestics : 236
* Stock on hand Sept. Bth, 1865 :
Upland cotton 3,410
Sealslands 653
Savannah Live Stock Market.
E SHARKS.
Our market at the present time Is abundantly sup
piled with excellent grass-red beeves, of which large
droves have been received, which were sold at prices
within our quotations. Calves are quite scarqe, and
are In demand.
Sheep, grass-fed, are plentiful.
Hogs are lu good demand, with ft good supply. •
The market, generally, presents no new features
of Interest worthy of record, and we give quotations
as follows:
Beeves.— On the hoof the buying rate Is from
sl9 to S2O per head. The prices are strictly governed
by the weight and condition of the stock offered for
sale.
Calves.—There Is a very limited stock of cattle
suitable for veal offering. The demand by butchers
Is limited only to supply the Immediate wants of cus
tomers who prefer this description of meat. We
quote $s to 10 per head.
Sheet.—a plentiful stock of lambs is offering at
rates from $2 to $2 so per head ; corn-fed will bring
an advance on tse above rates, which will he en
tirely governed by the condition‘of the animals.
Hoos.—There U « good supply of swine offering In
the market. Sales of livestock, gross weight, are
reported at sto 13 cents per pound, according to thp
of two -cuts on Um above nice. 1
' Uturcl Markets. $
Wooden »'ux.»A good assortment ol all desenp- j
bona of wooiken ware Is offering. Trade is limited. ’
We quote painted tuba, three nuopa. $8 per nest of ;
eight; painted buckets, per dozen, $3 25; ihree
hoops, sl. _ •
Boot.-, and Shoes.—The stock offering Is equal to I
the demand. Whyte A Felduer, No. 157 Broughton I
street, wholesale dealets, quote 1 as Hollows : Gentle
men's fine French calf boots, S6O to $73 per case of
one dozen; men's brogans, $1 50 to $1 60 5 extra
sizes, $1 75 per pair. Buckle, low quarter shoes, $A
to $3 per pair. Men's Balmorals, $2 to $3 per pair.
Ladles' Shoes, $1 50 to $3 per pair. Boys’ Balmoral
shoes, $z to $2 25 per pair. Boys' gaiters, $2 to $2 25.
Misses shoes, $1 20 to $1 25 per pair. Children’s
shoes, $1 to sllO per pair.
Apples.—Receipts and stock light. A fair demand
for the City retail trade. We quote Nortliendn bar
rels, $8 to *9.
Timber.—The receipts of mill timber during the
past week w ere very large, but most of It Is suitable
only for milling purposes. Many timber cutters, we
regret to state, are expecting high prices for timber,
which Is not merchantable, as It Is hewn and cut
wilh a view to Immediate sales, and buyers have to
submit to the prices demanded. Square liewu
straight mill timber will readily sell at $lO to sl2 per
1,000 feet Ranging timber, square hewn, will bring
from sls to S2O per 1,000 feet. Timber that Is warped
and not carefully hewn, Is very unsaleable; shippers
do not desire It, and millets lose too much by was -
age.
Lumber.—There continues to be a lair demand for
most descriptions of Lumber. Yellow pine lumber
1$ selling from the mill at $45 to SSO per 1,000 feet,
according to the quantity and quality. Wnlte pine
boards, in the rough, are without change, and we
quote at $35 to $45 per 1,000 feet. Dressed (tongued
and grooved) white pine boards, are selling at SSO
per 1,000 feet.
Seingleß.—A large stock of all descriptions of
shlngiC3 are new offering. We quote Savannah
river spilt cypress shingles at $6 to $8 per 1,000.
Northern sawed cedar at $8 per 1,000.
Hat.—From the wharf a large lot of Northern was
sold at 90 cents per cwt; from store it Is selling In
lots at $1 25; retailing at sl. 50 per cwt. Eastern
Hay Is nominal. The 9tock of Hay offering is very
large, and the demand quite limited.
Salt,—Liverpool In sacks Is retailing from store at
$5 iter sack. The stock Is limited.
Flour.—The market is slightly advancing. Com
mon Western is selling al $3 50® $9 50 ¥ bbl; fine
Baltimore Extra, sll 50@512 50. Stock adequate for
city consumption.
Nails.—We quote Boonton Nalls, assorted sizes, at
8 cents ¥ lb by the lot.
Rice,—Small lots of Inferior volunteer Rough Rice
Is being received. The sales made offer .no criterion
for rates, and wc therefore omit them. Clean Rice
Is selling from the City Store at $9 60 ¥ cwt.
Matches.—A fair demand continues. We quoth
German Matches at $3 60 ¥ gross; Parlor, $4 ¥ do.
Candles.—Stuart's Fancy continue to be retailed
from storcht 40 to 50 cents ¥ lb.
Beef.—No change to notice. Fulton Market, In
half bbls, is selling from store at sl7 to $lB 50 per
half A>bl.
Pork—Continues without change. We quote pig
pork from store In half bols at $25.
Paper.—A fair demand continues for wrapping pa
per. We quote Brown Straw paper from store at 75c.
to $2 so per ream, according to the size and quality
Fruit—Continues In fair demand. Lemons, we
quote at $6 per box; of figs the market is quite bare,
and none will beret e ved until the new crop is made.
Sicily oranges are selling,at sl2 to sl2 r>o per box.—
Almonds soft-shell 40 to 50c per lb ; hard-shell 25 to
35c. per lb. Pealed 75c. per lb. thrones per box 40c.
Cocoannts sl4 ber hundred.
ArPLES, are very scarce, and ave retailing from
store at $8 to $9 per bid.
Indigo.—A fair demand continues for Madras and
Manilla- Sales were made In lots the past week at
$1.75 to $2 per lb. Domestic 50 to 75 cents per lb.
Crackers.—For city trade there Is a dqxnand for
all descriptions of choice crackers and buscults. We
quote«odc at 12c. per lb., Sugar 14c. per lb. Picnic
15c. per* lb., Edinburg 18c. per lb.: Tea cakes 25c.
per lb.
Cabbages.—The stock offering Is light, and some,
what We quote In lots at $lB per hundred-
Potatoes. —A stock adequate to meet the pres,
ent demand is offering from store. ,KVe quote at
$2.75 to $3.25 by quantity.
Ohions.—The stock Is light and the demand good.
From store sales are reported at $3.25 per bbls.
Beets—Are exceedingly scarce and sales from
store arc reported at $3 per bbl.
Turnips.—The offering stock Is very light and the
demand limited. We quote from store at $2.60 to
$3 per bbl.
Wines A Liquors.—We notice an active demantf
tbe past week for all descriptions of whiskies, wines
and malt liquor s. Large sales were made to mer
chants from Augusta, Macon, Mllledgevtlle, Louis
ville and other portions of the State. There is very
little advance In this market at present, and the ad
vance which-has occurred was strictly confined to
the lower or common grades of whiskey. Onr quo
tations, as given, will be found correct. We quote
Wallace’s Brandy as follows : Rectified $2 80; Mixed
copper distilled at $3 00. Imperial Nectar at $3 50.
Chicken Cook Bourbon at $4 50; Columbia Gin at
$3 00 ; M. Leavy A Co's genuine Kentucky Bourbon,
|U esses, at sl2; Nicholas Schnapps sl2, Sherry
Wine sl2; Cognac Brandy S2O, Ale, per dozen, $3 ;
Porter, per doz.. $8 ; Virginia Mountain Dew Wlils- %
key $2 70 per gallon ; Old Plantation Bourbon Whls -
key $3; Fuller’s Old Stet $1 63 to $5; .Old
Santa Cruz Rum, warranted genuine, $3 to $lO ; P.
H.Qodard's Brandy sls per gallon ; Selgnette sls ;
Otard, Dupny A Cos., sls to $lB ; Crown Sherry, per
gallon $4 ; St, Martin’s Port $4 per gallon ; Golden
Ale, per case of two dozen, $5 50 ; Porter do $5 50 ;
Ales, In bbls sls ; Champagne Cider per case of one
dozen qts, $6, pts. of two dozen $6; Kentucky
Bourbon Whiskey $4 50 per gallon ; Old Rye $3 per
gallon ; Old Bourboh $3 to $3 50 per gallon. Im
ported Sherry $4 25, and Port at $4 25 per_ gallon.—
Imported Champagne $25 to S3O per case : Pure Hol
land Gin $4 to $6 per gallon ; Cognac brandy $8 to
S2O per gsilon, by case S3O to $36
Hotel Arrivals. .
PULASKI HOUSE, SEPTEMBER 16, 1866.
T L Henry, Savannah
Lewis Cook, Valdosta
J P 51 Epplng, Darien
D W Crort, Atlanta
H C Reese, Wrlghtshoro
J R Wilson, Irwlnton, Ga
R Tompkins, Camden co
T C I.onfelino, Augusta
Rev W H Hudson, do
11 B neath and family, NY
F J Tehnbauer, str Fount
A G Palmer, do
R McKay, do
J M Klui'hlev, Augusta
J E Welborn. Nassau
j Davis, Jr, Ohio
HP Kendall, l2MeYols
A Watzfelder, Georgia
GM Rhodes, do
W C Jelks. do
Miss R M Cooke, do
J W Jackson, Petersburg
Mrs Ida Soma, Tliamasv’e
P Sctilff, do
Mrs Groom and son, Geo
J R Troup. Georgia
11 B Felt, New York
C G Mood, Thomnsville
11 M Holster, 12 Me Vols
Shipping Intelligence.
Alinature Almanac—This Day.
Sun rises 5 44 1 Moon rises 2 44
Sun sets « 6|Hlgh water 5 2
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
- Arrived.
Frip.it, Sept. 15,1865.
Steamer Wm G Gibbons, Fbllnot, Doctortown—Er
win 4 Hardee. ._ . • r T
CossißNE.es —M Loenthal, J T Jarman, L Leavy, J
H Depplsh, I, J Oullmariln, M Beytagh, Rose 4 Ark
wright; J Llppman, P P Ucgo, Duncan 4 Johnson,
Erwin 4 Hauler, J L Miller, Crane 4 Orayblll, D
McDonald, E McAllgat, Lin vine A Gleason.
Passengers— J VConnerat, GL Blunt. Mtssßosa
Cook, J W Jackson, A Waltsfelder, P Shlff, Mrs Shift.
J Davis, H B Felt. Mrs S Davis, J Uilton. A Leffler, \V
A couper, Mrs JI Groover and son. Dr Troup, Miss A
F Brvan, Miss G Fonnan, W C Jelks, G M Rhodes, Lt
Kendall. LCook, Capt IIL Bolster, Mr lipping, W
silllen, 2 deck.
Steamer R H May, Jones, Angusta—F M Myrell.
Retorts— Thursday morning at 7 o'clock, passed
at Briar Creek steamers Amazon and Helen, bound
up ; Thursday, sy z o'clock, am, passed at Catflager
Cut steamers (Jen Shcpley and Falcon; Friday mom
lng, passed str Island City, aground above I’urys
burg. The steamer Laura passed- the R H May at
Ebenez»r Church, bound up. The R H May left Au
gusta Wednesday morning,
DtroßT3— 2oo bqles Upland cotton, 153 do domestics.
Consionees—A Holst. 0 Coben, Claghom A Cun
ningham, F M Myrrell, DeWltt 4 Morgan. 0 Semen
den, 3 M Lederer. , ,
Brady 4 Smith's fiats from Angusta, to Brady 4
Smith. N ' .
Imports—446 bales Upland cotton, 43 bales Sea
Island do, 67 do domestics.
Consignees—Brady, Smith 4 Cos. Toung 4 Stew
art. O Cohen 4 Cos, MFlnn.
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Also,
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wonderfal SEWING MACHINE, the only
cheap ope ucenaed. SHAW A CL AKK. BLi
deford, Mafne. sepl4*dAw3in
Wanted,
£QA A MONTH I Agent* wanted wanted for six
entirely neic articles* just out. Address O. T.
GAREY, city Building, Biddetord, Maine.
• seplo d&wßm
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
OR KEEP FOR HIS FEED, s good Horse that
will work 1» single harness. Must be gentle.
Apply to
Seps N. A. HARDEE & CO.
Wanted,
TWELVE ABLE BODIED MEN, to cut wood, drive
team, end manage a flat For farther pargealars
apply immediately to
B. F. ULMER,
sepll Comer Broughton and Price streets.
Wanted,
BY a Lrdy, a equation as TEACHER in a school or
family. Is experienced In the English b. finches
and Music.
Address Teacher, Herald office. sep9-lw
TO RENT. >
To Bent.
TWO Stores on Anderson’s upper whsrt No. 190 end
198 Bay street. Possession given immediately.”
Apply at the Corner of Bay and Barnard street.
sepl3-Ct
To Bent.
ABAKKIfT with apparatus complete pertaining to
the business. Also, rooms suitable for a family,
with a stable attached
Inquire at
BURT’S SALOON,
aepl2 6t Bryan Street,
Offices to Let.
TWO ROOMS TO LET, SUITABLE FOR
‘OFFICES.
Apply at the HERALD OFFICE.
anl2-tf
Cellar to Let.
TO LET, A LARGE CELLAR, SUITABLE FOR
STORAGE.
Apply at the . , HERALD OFFICE.
_aul2-tf
ROOMS TO LET,
-A.t Hilton Hoad, tS. 0.,
THE Palmetto llerald Building haring been Newly
Pitted Up, now oilers large and airy rooms, poita*
ble for Sleeping Apartment* or busiuess pnrpopep.
For terms apply to W. S. Samppon, Jr., on the prem
ises, corner of Merchants' Row and Palmetto Avenue,
from 4 o*tlock V) C o’clock p. m Ju22
LINVILLE & GLEASON.
BAVAI
AQ-BNTS POH
MERRITT, WALCOTT & GO.,
64 Conrtlandt Street, New York*,
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
BOLTS, NUTS AND WASHERS,
Bridge, Car, Stir er Band Hook,
BOILER BOLTS,
SETT SCREWS, COiCR OR LAG SCREWS.
Hot and Cold Pressed Nuts,
ROOM AND SQUARE WASHERS,
Turnbuokles, Bolt Ends, Taps
arrd Dies, &:o.
ALSO DEALERS IN
RAILROAD SUPPLIES.
LOCOMOTIVES, CARS, RAILS, CHAIRS,
SPIKES,TIREB, AXLES; CAR TRIM
MINGS of every description, and
every article used in constructing •.
or operating Railroads.
STEAMSHIP SUPPLIES.
ENGINEERS’ STORES.
COAL OIL, TALLOW, WASTE FELTING, HEMP,
AND RUBBER PACKING; LAMPS, PAINTS,
VARNISH, Ao. ; ENGINEERS' TOOLS,
,of every description: CHIPPING
AND RIVETING HAMMERS,
SCREW PUNCHES,FILES,
CHIjELS, Ac.
TELEGRAPH MATERIALS.
WIRE, INSULATORS, BATTERIES, IN
STRUMENTS, ACIDS, SULPHATE
COPPER, &c.
Also Manufacturers of the
BEST OAK TANNED BELTING.
MACHINERY, LATHS, PLANERS,
DRILLS. PUNCHES AND SHEARS,
STEAMENGINES, STATION
ARY AND PORTABLE
SAW MILLS,
SAWS.&C.
FOR SALE.
THREE Lots,onwhlch there arc four one story frame
Houses and three two-story frame Houses, sit
uated corner Roberta, Wilton and Stewart streets.
Apply to
GEO. GEMENDEN.
sepl4-3 Plan ten' Hotel.
BRINCKERHOFF & MILLS,
•WHOLESALE DEALERS IN TEAS. Order; for
VV all kinds of Teas, In any sized package* de
sired, filled at the lowest mariret prices. Parties or
dering will please send remittances. cash.—
Orders solicited.
Southern Produce received and sold on commis
sion. Will also receive deposits of money for dis
bursement.
No. 177 Pearl street, near Wall, New York,
sept Hn
~ A CARD.
WILLIAMS, M’INTIBE & 60.
HAVING associated Col. Bobt. P. York with thstp
U in business, under tbc firm name of York, wil
liams, Mclntlrc A Cos., are now prepared with ample
storage accommodat ions to receive any and all con
slgnments, with rooms for those who desire to look
after isles of their own roods, and will give prompt
personal attention to all Interests entrusted to their
itegnlar sale days in front of store on Bay
Tuesdays and Fridays. ; ,
Night sales at store on Broughton street will com
mence on Ist October.
AUCTION SALES. I
SALE.
. OCTAYCf CUIIEX |
Will Huron SATURDAY. Rrpt. 16th. at 10 n’Hnck, at
hta lower ■turf,
200 Kegs Nails,
Dunagra on board of brig Fanny, on ber voyage
from Philadelphia to Savannah. Sold for aoconut of
Underwriter* and all concerned.
Term* Caeh. aepls-2
Administrator's Sale. .
By York, Williams, Mclntire & Cos.
Will be sold on TUESDAY, 19th In front oLStore. 166
Bay street, •
turf n h^r, of , »ml Kitchen FurnU
rare belonging to tbe eetate of the late Thomas J.
•tan ot 'b<* Administrator and by peraiia-
C^thl'Xnu onorahlP ‘ he °™‘ rt " f ord£ »| 7 ° f
m°e t :w,i Y ™£b, } . {p. h m w“
lOBK, ffILLIAMS, McINTIRE S CD,,
AUCTION
and commission merchants
bay street;
SAVANNAH, C3-A.
S6ffBiQNMiRTB Os CHITON AND LUMBER
801I8ITE0. r "
References in Savannah—Brigham, Baldwin A Cos.,
5rt W Gaden & Unckloa, Isaac D La
Roche, Esq ; Hiram Roberta, Uaq.; Wrify Wood
briugc, Esq.; Hunter A Oammell; L. C NorvM? A
STATIONARY. 4C
KtelTiLl/s
Newspaper Depot,
AND—
STATIONERY STORE,
Bull Street, Corner of Bay Late.
BACK OF THE POST OFFICE.
SiTBW NOVELS.
.Tnst Received at the above Depot a further supply of
DENIS DONNE, a Novel, by Annie Thomaa. Price
60 cents. " *
BELIAL, a Novel. Price 50 cents.
CHRISTIAN’S MISTAKE, by the author of John
Halifax, Gentleman. Price 76 cents.
THE ROGUES AND ROGUERIES OF NEW YORK,
Price 36 cents.
ZLBO
HARPER’S MONTHLY, GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK*
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, Ac., for September.
The usual assortment of
Northern Dailies and Weeklies
Received by Every Steamer.
angsn
CATHOLIC BOOKS.
KEY OF HEAVEN,
STAR OF BETHLEHEM,
WAY TO HEAVEN,
GATE OF HEAVEN,
FLOWERS OF PARADISE,
POCKET MANUAL
fox sale by
Saviiie & Leach,
Timber Cutters' Bank.
sep4-tf Cor. Bryan street and Market Square.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN,
Youths' Pictorial Library,
Maria Edeworth'fl Early Lessons,
Tales and Stories Worth Telling,
Little Frankie Stories,
Toang People’s Library,
Sait Water Talcs,*
, Uncle Sam's Library,
The Robin Neat Stones,
I.eif* Books,
Boqnets for Children,
Mount Vernon Juveniles,
Six Pleasant Companions,
Merry Tales and Stories for Young Polks,
The Juvenile Library,
The Jewel Case,
Sea and Land Stories,
The Dog Crusoe’a Storied,
Molly and Kitty's Juveniles.
Saviiie & Leach,
sep4-tf cor. Bryan street and Market Square.
BOOKS.
THE POETS IN BLUE AMD SOLD.
Hood,
Burns,
Moore,
Byron,
Milton, ,
Golds® l’.h,
• Word'.worth,
Campbell,
Coleridge,
Osslan,
Hemans, ,
Pop*.
. - Scott,
Crabbe,
Copper.
Saviiie & Leach,
sep4-tf cor. Bryan street and Market Square.
BOOKS &S TATIONERY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CALL AT
SAVILLE & LEACH,
scp4-tf cor. Br van street and Market Square.
school books:
Spellers,
Readers.
• Grammars,
Book-Keeping,
Copy Books,
Dictionaries.
Saville St Leach,
sep4-tf cor. Bryan street and Market Square.
R. Us ALLESf & to*,
180 & 10l WATER ST.,
NEW YORK.
AGMUiTURIF IMPLEMENTS,.
and machinery of au kiwi,
small Tools for the Farm and Garden, such ae Spades,
Shovels, floes, Forke, Rakes, *c.,andfor Gnus
Hooks, Scythes, Sic-jth-Stones, and Jgrieul
turat Hardware in general.
„ We offer, also, a large Dsortment of onr own manu
facture of Hay Cutters, Coffee and Grain Mills, Sugar
Mills (or Grocers’ use, Store Trucks of.various pat-
Wink. Road Scrapers, Wheelbarrows, Ac.
Fertilliters of all kinds, inch as Coe’s Snpcrphoa
•phate of Lime, pure Ground Bone, Peruvian Guano,
end Poudreite, •
SEEDS.- '
Every valuable American and Foreign variety of
Vegetable, Flower and Grass Seed and Field Grain that
has proved worthy of cultivation, grown and selected
expressly for onr trade.
files made to bulk, per conn and ptbuahe), orinimsll
packets, for rstglllng, by the hundred or thousand.
yepiMaw-Silo
iUIPPIIQ,
NEW YORK.
T»E p»w and elewnt first claas D. 8. M»M Steam
ri>ely«{? CUTT ' Wi, ‘ po “ i '
SaturHay, Sept, 16th, at 4•’clock, p. ni.
<Urion f A <^Jly°to* 8 " ee ’ h * rloe , P ,endid **o“*o
. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN * CO,
_sepl4 Stoddard's Building, opp. Post Office.™
PIONEER LINE.
FOR NEW YORK.
•
w THE n *w * n< > elegant first clans
/ iVAi' JL-D. 8. Mail Steamship ZODIAC,
• l; ' Capt.. Bnekley, will positively sail for
above-port on
Saturday, Sept. 16th, at 4 o’clock p. m.
For freight or passage, having splendid acccmmo
datioca, apply to
HUNTER A GAMMELL, •
sepl4 Aponte.
For Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Savannah
Steamship Line.
» The U. S. Mall Steamship MINNE
■ L'.-fIV> Balch Commander, will leave for the
liEflß F .jifcm above port on
THURSDAY, SEPT. Blst, at - O’clock.
Cabin Passage to Philadelphia $4.1
Through Tickets to New York, vis Philadelphia.. 40
For freight or passage, having elegant accommoda
tions, apply to
•eplS HUNTER A GAMMELL.
Atlantic Coast MailfSteam
ship Company.
FOR NEW YORK,
zvf»f. s . The First Class Steamship VARU
x/ifrafesfCw WntTSDcasT, Commander, will
-CSBIiVdfLY positively sail on her regular day,
THURSDAY, the 21st Inst., at 9
o'clock a. m.
For Freight or Passage, having very qnperlor accom
modations, apply to
JOHN R. WILDER.
Ship's Bills of Lading famished and signed at the
office of Conalgnee. * scpls
FOR NEW YORK
STAB mt LINE.
HEMI-WEEKLY.
The first class U. 8. Mall Steamships
NEVADA, .... Capt CAwruTFit
UNITED STATES, .... Capt. Shark.
AMER (CA C'apt. Curr..
CONSTITUTION, - - . Capt. wbwmak.
The above ships compose the Line, and will sail
from New York and Savannah 'every Wednesday hnd [
Saturday.
BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO, A»nts,
Savannah, Oa.
WAKKMAN, GOOKIN A DICKIN/ION, Agents,
For Liverpool.
rfjv THE Al American Ship NEW ENGLAND,
.SOSn'Hodge, Master, having a large portion of
.ITT'jyh.T cargo engaged will be ready to receive
** =as *“ cargo at Lower Hydraulic Press on the 18th
Inst.
For freight or passage apply to
»epl4 ts BHIOHAM. BALDWIN A CO.
MERCHANTS’ LINE
Sailing V essels.
TPHE Undersigned intend to keep up a regular week*
X ly line of first class Sailing Vcneels plying be
tween Savannah and the above port, with superior
accommodations for passengers and the very best fa
cilities for delivering freight In good order.at low rates,
with promptness and despatch. Particular attention
I given to forwnrdlng goods from New York.
CHARLES L. COLBY & CO.,
• au!B cor. Bay and Abercofli streets.
Merchants’ Line of Sailing Vessels
* FOR NEW YORK,
THE fine Clipper Bark IDA KEMBALL, tOossUng,
Master, wifi have quick despatch for the above
port Apply to
sepfi-tf CHAS. L. COLBY ft CO.
FOR AUGUSTA,
The Light Draught
Steamer Oak,
GFZ). 8. MARSHALL Captain, will leave as above
on SATURDAY NEXT. 16th Inst., at 0 p. m.
Freight received at H. J. DickenUß ft Co.’s Ware
house, Harris’ wharf; foot of Ltncom street,
For freight engagements apply to
J- B. PKESDEE, Agent,
109 Broughton street,
or to F. M. MYRELL
seplß-2 Corner Bay and Abort’ora sts. If.
FOR AUGUSTA,
rjIHE new and Elegant Steamer H. M. COOL. Capt.
k Taylor, will receive Freight at Bolton’s Wharf,
and have despatch.
This boat la provided with Lighters that can go In
low rivers, and no detention wul orcur.
Only a limited quantity of freight can be received,
having part cargo engaged.
Apply on board, or to ’ ,
aepl6-2 M A. COHEN, Agent
FOR PALATKA,
"Via Darien, Brumwfok, St. Mary’s, Fcr
nnnjßnn, Jacksonville anti Picolata.
ITIHE new and fast steamer FOUNTAIN, Capt. G.
A W. CasT.ni*, will leave rs above on SATURDAY,
the 16th inst., nt So’clocka.m.
» For Freight or Assage apply on hoard, at Padlel
ford’s Wharf near White’s Central Cotton Press or to
M. A. COHEN, Agent
Freight payable on Wharf.
Shipper! will furnish weights and measurement' of
(TOOdV. Rpntl 9
SHIPPERS TO AUGUSTA
AND
POINTS BEYOND,
ARE notified,that Goods will bo received at onr
Warehonue, on Dilion’a Wharf, at any time da
ring the week. RRWIN & HARDEE.
anis lmo
For Doctortown,
VIA DARIEN.
CONNECTING WITH ATLANTIC AND
GULF R. R FOR THQMASVILLE.
THE Light Draught Steamer WM. G. GIBBONS,
A Capt. Phllpot, will leave Dillon’s Wharf, on
Tuesday morning, 22d Inst., at 9 o’clock, and WIN
ply regularly between Savannah and Doctortown, In
connection with the Road, leaving as follows:
SAVANNAH EVERY TUESDAY.
DOCTORTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
Freight receipted for through to any point on-Rail
road between Doctortown and Thomusvtlle.
Freights payable here.
’ ERWIN 4 HARDEE.
• JOHN t, HOUMILLAT,
ang2l-!m Agent on Wharf.
FREIGHT FOR AUGUSTA,
RECEIVED DAILY,
And Forwarded Semi-Weekly.
Per AMAZON, Capt. B. JomtsON.
Per STEAMER LAURA, Capt. Edward Hillkb.
Having s commodious Warehouse on Dillon’s Wharf,
we are prepared to receive freight ae above.
Due notleeerlll be given of the days of departure
or each steamer.
ERWIN 4 HARDEE.
• * - - JOHN L. BOUMILLAT.
_>nl3 lm Agent on Wharf.
COLD,
BACON, CHOICE FLOUR.
For sale by
scpH-2 HENRY BRYAN.
ON »ud after Tteada* sth tn^fdaij£
dajs excepted) win leave for .J 1 * 111 -
m„ connecting Vit? a i£L of H.rfcl 4a.
Station 4> 2 Central Kail road between
-Vipiata andtfavwinah RaUroad. y ne *bo* , o on the
Psweiurcrs by thia lioe will »rripa * .'
next morning after leaving
breakfast and connect with , tte £ *2 * r>
train for Atlanta "mm* Georgia Railroad,
Pr ** -d
Oene?.!°Bu^e^!’
Central Railroad
SCPKHINTENDENT’S OFFICE, >
Freight for Aagu ‘ l **< 1665. f
low 4« Central Hai IroaA and S* aiate SUtlona be
and Augusta, and IkvMnTh'a
ncweS on and after Railroad wffl be
agg
Atlantic & Guifßailroad
XTOTICEIs hereby given that an arran«,m»L s
STEAMER WM. C. GIBBONS
at the Steamer’s Warehot^W,^^^
Acting President Atlanta * Oulf RmfrW
aug2l-lm ’ GASPER J. FULTON,
Snperlntendam.
1 HOTKII.
Sea Island Hotel
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC,
Tuesday, June 20th, 1805.
m r
Jfon the eastern SM
at thatplacdor Cape May “ fln V ea bathing as
vtS&ShTon roo ?“’ »»*
tare Is entirely nm, anrfthe tablre tm'ft ft?*-
Northern’mttrkets!
ssssasSSwai
in readiness tar gnesn, g 110n,sc,, wl , l ‘ 9 y°° {»
PorT Roval Housed
HILTON HEAD, «c.
RIDDELL ft 11608,
c. e. RiDDXi.r. u A
J,W -m,rr„.
ACADEMY OF Sf. VIMCEHT OFPADk,
Sfivamiah, Goopg^ia,
CONDUCTED BY THE
SISTERS OF MERCY
'JWfitOtlon will re-open on
1866 SeplPmber 15,h aa d close on February 16th,
ffiSdSteSwMßM? 1 Co,n,nence on February Uth
ASSIST wSSki*’ I P cl ° dh W board, TuiUon in
I -nglish, V, ashing, and use of Bed and Bed-
Tnttkm in French. . . •" —
% *» Muslecii Piano 5!5
do Music on Gnltnr So XX
' d0 feS ln? nnd
do Embroldcrj’ lo no
the Insfitutton, Br, * CU,!lra the Sgfeg*
MTfl RHEB laTllLfßlL
WORKS.
ORIFFINO, BROTHER ft CO., Paoeanreo^
N 00 Co e»ri.*Kn Strut.
h fi W YORK
Manufacturcre of Plows, Harrowm Cultivatar*. *<w
ton Sweeps, Com Mills, Cotton JS, ftc COt ‘
Every loplwncDt wanted by the Planter. AUo
dealers m Field and Garden Seeds, Also, AsenufS
Towage.
TPHEundersigned, agents fur the . ivaanah Tow
ilasrJud°c.“c& 1 , reßWready **
RICHARDSON ft BARNARD,
sepl2 B »I Sttect, Opposite Mariner's Church..
11 ULUKI.irs I,Kill (ll„
NS 70&K.
HAVE constantly on band, their well known
brands of
Drop Shot, licnrl Pipe, Back Shot, Sheet
Lead and Bar Lead, -
Which thev offec for sale at the lowest market
Orders solicited, and shipments promptly attended
to. ' JAMES MCCULLOUGH, President.
sep 12-lmo
WESLEYAN
Female College. *
THE Twenty-eighth Annual Session opens OCTO-
X BER 2d. 1866. The Faculty Ls complete. Tho
Fates for the First Term, which ends December 31st
are as follows: *
Regular Tuition in College Classes *3O 00
F-Wa*. • • » g
Music, (optional;, with use of instrument 33 00
Board, including Washing, lights, and Fuel !9o 00
To be paid In advance, in currency or its equivalent
Mlm> n J - M ’ Bunnell President.
Mzook, Qa, au23-lawt6oct
"vsoirso woirr."
** Beaver Street, New York.
Offers for sale of his own Importations, in bond and
dnty paid, the largest stock of Wines, Liquors, Ac., of
any other house in this country, comprising in part of
Otard, Hennesy, Pinet CastiUon, Martel, Godard
Brandy, Rochelle Brandies in half; quarter.and eighth
casks: also Otard and Rouyer, Lsfnrelere and Fils
Brandy, in cases of one dozen each.
, “CHd.”
Udoljfco Wolfe’s Bchiedam In pipes. Schiedam-
Aromatic Schnapps, in bond and duty paid, la cases of'
one dozen quarts and two dozen pints.
“Whiskey and Ram.”
Scotch and Irish Whiskey, In hhda. and caaes of ope
dozqn each. Bourbon Whiskey In barrels and cases of
one dozen each.
RI7M.
"Jamaica" and "St.'Croix Rum" in hhds. and
cases of one dozen each.
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines.'
More than twenty different grade*, In halves, qnar
ters and eighth easks, also In cases of one dozen
each.
’’Hock, Champagne, Moselle and Claret ,
Wince.”
From Peter Arnold Humm in Cologne, proprietor Os
Joannlsbargestate; J. H.D. Becker A Fils; Eache
nancer, Eenecke 4 Cos., Bordeaux' Barton 4 Gueelln.
Bordeaux, and from other well known homes in Ger
many and France.
Oita, Constats, Saudiniv Bunas, Mustard, Otrvn,
Brappy, frezsxßTXs, Ao.
Twenty-five years’ harness transactions with the
Southern States, with some of the largest and most
respectable dealers, should be raffletent guarantee that ,
every article offered by the advertiser for sale la pore
and genuine. * "*"*■
Samples can be seen, and catalogue of prices oh
toiaed, by .nidreasing the above- angS-Sm
