Savannah daily herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1865-1866, November 06, 1865, Image 3

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BAV A 2ST IST AH . o.p»rtar« or Steuimsliip* and Itouiin. FOE MW TOUS. jts*ro*bip Ariadne, Wednesday, November ith, aj it o'clock FOB BALTIMORE. Steamship Fannie, Saturday, November llth, at _ o'clock. roa ttiimi. Steamer Caldwell, Tuesday, November 7th, at o'clock. • steamer Falcon, Tnaaday, November 7th, at 9 o'cioak a. m. FOB FLORIDA. Steamer Farntie, Thursday, November 9t!i, at 11 o'clock a. to. Steamer Fountain, every Tuesday morning, at 10 o’clock. Steamer St. Johns, every Saturday morning, at 10 o’clock. * jjgw steamer for THE CoastTraue.—The steam, er Flora T'-mp*e> has been added to our river and CO i-t marine, by the firm of S. L. Burns Jt Cos., WJieh consists of Messrs. S. L. Corns and R. 0. Fox oi s f . Italy’s, and Joseph Llppmau of Savannah, sue is designed to run between this port and the steam saw mills of Burns & Cos.. SUe will also con vey general freight pa sengers, leaving for St. Mary’s and other poiuts ou the St. Mary’s river on the arrival of tire Florida Coats The Flora Teuiplo his Just arrived front Now York. Sho is u flue side wheel steamer, and is said to be one of the staunchest on tlie liver. Bor dimensions are as follows : Leugilt Bo feet; beam £0 ; diameter 30 inches. 0 feet stroke. SUO has large carrying capacity. The Theatre —First affearakcr of the Cafsr*. Mr. and Mrs. W. XI. Crisp, actors not unknown to fame, and great favorites throughout the cities of the South, commence an wngagement at the Savannah Theatre ibis evening, under the management of Messrs, Raymond and Hamilton. The appearance of these "stars” of the firs; magnitude on our dra matic horiaou is a good omen for u brilliant season. We look to see tho best tragedies and the sterling comedies produced iu unexceptionable style, with the combined strength oi the Crisps and the full aud exoellent stock company. To-utght Richard HI. *s produced, aud old Savannah play-goers need no urging from us to go and see Crisp's "Richard." A crowded and brilliant house will undoubtedly greet the veteran of the Southern stage this evening. Out readers’ attention is called to the advertise ment iu our columns of Stone, Roston A Murray’s Cucus, now performing iu Charleston to crowded houses. The Charleston papers state that it is not only tho heal; Circus that has boen there, bat that it is the best aud moat perfect organization they have overseen. Tho acrobatic feats are tho best ever performed i» Charleston, and the trained dogs and mules urea source of much luterest aud amuse ment. In fact Stone, Boston ,v Murray's Circus Is the most completely constituted establishment for the amusement of the public ever organized. SALE OF Real Estate.—Messrs. Bell, Wylly & Christian sold Saturday at auction a brick bouse on Slate street, near the Lutheran Church, for *3,300. The property sold Ims all the conveniences of Ser vants’ out-buildlngs, gas, water, cooking range, Ac. Iu consequence of Inclement weather, other real es tate which was to be sold wat withdrawn. • Sals of Pews at the Baptist Cuuboh.—As will be seen by notice in another column, all the pews of tUo baptist Church still remaining unsold, are to be dUposed of at auction this afternoon. This opportu nity to procure a good pew at the Baptist Church, should not be neglected. Opening of the Court of Ordinary This morn -1 ig at 13 o’clock, tho first regular Court of the Court of Ordinary for this county, since the re-estab lishment of civil law, will be held, and all parthi having business before It are requested to be punc tual In their attendance. Mechanic Fhui compan y.—The regular monthly "voting of the Mechanic Fire Company takes place this evening. Important business comes before It. Drowned.—Saturday afternoon last a negro man engaged in loading tho steamer lizzie, Baker, feU from the gangway plank of the sleamer and was drowned. Tile Courts. BEFORE OAFT. CLAR2 H. REifICK, PROVOST MARSHAL, DISTRICT OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, Nov. 4th, 1883. The United States vs. Charles Tatuall, (colored)— Drank and disorderly iu the streets. Fined sl3 at 4 Costs. Tae United States vs. M. Qeyton, larceny. Dis charged ou payment of costs. The United States vs. Tim Pullet, larceny. It was ordered that the prisoner bo conttned in Chatham county jail for three months. CEMETERY REPORTS. REPORT OF INTERMENTS IN LAUREL QROVE CEMETBRY, EOK THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 166^ Cct. I.—Henry A. Morris, 7 gears, Congestive Chills; Edward A. Gardiner, IS yean, Eryslpeleg, Cos. U, 12th Maine. Oct. 2:— John McCormick, 83 years, Congestive Fever, England. Oct, a.—John McDonald, Intermittent Fever. Oct. 6.—Ada Helen Waver, 10 months and 11 days, General Congestion ; Henry George Oliver, 43 years and 9 mouths: Congestion of liraiu j John Taylor, 25 years, Intermittent Fever, Cos. I, 173d Now York Vols. Oct. o.—Patrick Dunlarry, Intermittent Fever, Cos. G, 113d New York, Oct. 7.—Thomas Downey, 43 years, Apoplexy. Oct. B.—lnfant Beals, Still Born. Oct. 9.—Emmaltn? Ilowell, Typhoid Fever, 8. C. Oct. 10.—lufant Trieste, removed from Greenwood, Cemetery, York; Georgia Brian, 4 years, 7 months and IS days, Congestive Fever, Ga.; Mai garet Lantmore, Chronic Diarrhoea, Florida ; Fran cis G. Seruter. Oct. ll.—Joseph Larramore, s years. Congestive Fever. Oct. 12.—Infant George Robbins, Still Born. Ocr. 13—John Donoho, Remittent Fever, Cos. K, lead New York Vols. ; John W. Fleetwood, 14 years, Bliiious Fever. Oct. 14—Conrad Segal, Kcmittant. Fever. Oct. 17.—Patrick Doyle, Typhoyd Fever, 12th Maine Vols. Get. 18.—Lewis HnstisOrcnvald, 3 years, 4 months, Fiierenetla ; Virginia Slieppeld, 24 years, Congestive Fever; John Gordon,'lo mos. Cholera Infantum; Annie Brlckman, 7 mos, 5 days, Cholera Infantum. Oct. 20.—OinthliiSmUh, 96 years, 3 mos, 5 days, Congestive Hever. Oct, 21.—Mena E. Bankma»i 4 years. 9 mos, 20 days, Gangrene Oris ; William A. Forward, 35 years, Ara nda and ctKouii Dyseuterv, Massachusetts; Wm. Carr, l year, teething. Oct. 22 —Theodora N. Hood, 3 years, 6 mis, Con vulsion.-, Georgia Catharine r.. Thomas, iCyeare, 3 mos, 11 days. Acute Dysentery, Virginia ; Mary Jane Brantley, Marasmus. Oct. 23 —Mary Adeline Pringle, 2 years, 3 mos, 22 days, Dlptbcria. Oat. 24.—Mary Mehrtins, 1 year, 7 mos, 5 davs, w hooping Cos nil it ; Elizabeth Bunch, 87 years, old age, London Eng ; John Hook, 22 years, Diptheria, Cos. B, I2tii Maine. Oct. 25.—Horatio Kendall, drowned, Cos. C, 12th Maine ; Joseph F. Caramon, 66 years, 7 mos, chronic disease of Oerebro Spinal bysfein, Nova Scotia. Oct. 26.—Florence V. Austin, 4 years, 2 mos, Con gestive Fever ; Henry Stnitlr, 02 years, Intermittant Fever, Ocr. 27th.—John W. Phillips, 5 years, 4 months, Congestive Fever; L. C. Row, Consumption, lath Matue Volunteers ; Benjamin F. Holland, 1 year 7 months, spams. On'. 2stli.—Coverage Gray, 00 year-. Dysentery, South Carolina: Gc-orga A. 'Gordon White, 4 years, Congestive Fever. Or 18ath— Theodosia Ferguson, s rears, 9 months, Chrome Diarrheas ; Matia Turner, 19 years, Inter mittent Fever. \ Oct. 3lst.—Francis a. Dana, 43 years, 5 months, Necrosis. Rhode island ; Fredrick Tristi, l year 4 months, 11 days, WUoophig Cough. Deatlts n too citv.. as Brought dead to the city.'.'.‘.'.’..’.V.'.”'.’.'.'.’.’.'.'.’. 2 Total.. ~ 0 A. F. Tom.at, Keeper Laurel Grove Cemetery. Arcjiitecture and Eiigiueeriiig. TYf DLLER & DRUYN, Architect! and Englnocn, .* re . u V* P‘ pared to fu. n all Dr Wings fpeci/pa tlons and estimates for in ld.nfS. Aims for id kinds or Ma. hlnioy eu, hsi Buw Mills And nlh-r Mills. FFctc ,u* £e .a dto superintend th •• i uildmg of toe same. buikiylog done lu all its brunches. Levelling, Ac. on. |,| boriel s Building, corner Ol Bu 1 and Bug all fcoona floor. ' . M P. MDLLKR, Civil and Mechanical Kngineer. DaWXTT DR*N, BovDltn Architect Mules Stolen. CTOLtN at Oen. Harrison'.} plantation on the night t-a ol llu. fd init., I so bay nudes, one may be Men- Dtied by a letter "J” And 4 dgura un the right Hnu ifi, unit the other by u .addin mark ou the I'Olbts <4 tin left shoulder. Fifii dollars reward for either, of one hundred c-oilin lu toil, will be t aid iq mi their delivery to I*. J. M ALONK, ’ Bov, 4-| Cor. tv cat Broad * Uoetou elroe Wll . ' (ijencc. MlniatU. • Day. ’ Son rues f] , »UB MU 9 Tl.vwa/ water ! PORT OF bAVAN.NAIL Monday. Sot. «, l Vi*. Arrived. tie homier Trade Wind. Lawrence, from Philadel phia with coal—Cleg horn A Cunningham. Schooner Wui E Stevenson, Burton, Matauzas six days—Order. * ’ Steamer Caldwell, Murray, Augusta—J R Wilder. Steamer Flora Temple, Doming, New York, via Baltimore and Norfolk, Va—Master. Steamer Ella, Rowlahd, Jacksonville— M A Cohen. Steamer O M Petit, Hernandez, Augusta—Richard sou A Barnard. ‘ " Steamer St Helena, Cercopuly, Beaufort. Hem A Co’s fiat, from Augusta. Cleared. Steamship Zodiac, Bulk-ley,’ New York—Hnnter A G&mmell. Steamship Minnetonka, Balch, Philadelphia—Hun ter A Caramel!. Steamship North Point, Smith, Bal tirnore—Bryan Hartrldge A Cos. Steamship Nevada, Carpenter, New York—Briar hata, Baldwin A Cos. _ * Steamer Rockland, Beaufort, Charleston, via Hilton Head and Beaufort—l. S Bennett. Steamer Helen Gotty, Ingraham, Palatka, etc—L S Bennett. Steamer Helen, Reilly, Augusta—Keln A Cos. Steamer Win G Gibbons, Philpot, Augusta—Erwin V Hardee. Steamer Llzste Baker, Richardson, Charleston— Claghorn <t Cunulngham. Steamer Augusta, Clark, Augusta. Imports. Per sleamer KUa, from Florida—s bales sea Island cotton, 34 boxes oranges, 40 bbls oranges, 69 sacks salt-, 83 bags rice, 3 crates rags. Per schooner William E Stevenson, Matanzas—27 boxes sugar, 103,000 oranges. Per steamer Caldwell, from Augusta—lid bales up land cotton, soo cyress shingles. Per Kein A Co’s flit, from Augusta—26o bales up land cotton. Exports, Par steamship Nevada, for New York—296 bales cotton, 84 bags (Tuit, S3 boxes Handles, 9 cases se gars, 80 pkgs md*e. Per steamship Zodiad, for New York—37B bales upland cotton, 8 do sea island do, 87 bales domes tics, 38 bbls, 34 bags, 4 hhdirand 13 boxes dried fruit, and ns pkgs mdse. Per steamship Minnetonka, for Philadelphia— lo3 bales upland cotton, 106 do domestics, 1 do wool, 14 empty casks, 7 empty barrels, 3 bbls oranges. Per steamship North Point, for Baltimore—239 bales upland cotton, 6 do wool, 1 cask was, 1 box merchandise and sundry pkgs furniture. Consignees, Per steamer Ella, from Florida—Erwin A Hardee, M Baker, llalsey, Watson A Cos, Bell, Wylly A Christ ian, Stuart A Cos, and order. Per steamer Caldwell, from Augusta—J R Wilder, F Salinas, and others. ™ Passengers. Per steamer Ella, from Florida—Miss A Ilowse. Dr b W Moody, .1 S Jones, G W Brajnhall, T B Kelly, J W Rice. C W Styles, A Rossiter, W B Wymberly, il Baker, K Miller, Cupt Biown, Miss Daley, J L Rob erts, Capt Lussiue, Capt Denson, G S N Per steamship Nevada, for New York—N F John son, W Rosenthal, M Rosenthal, Albert Zollinger, E A Weil, John Casey, T Rosenthal. H U (1 Uhlig, E Frauds, C Webev, lfcOtlt New Yoik Volunteers—l3 officers, 286 entire. . Per steamship Zodiac, for New York—A Cordell, J D Dowling, G W Pearce, Geo Moore. H 31 Butlc^ Per steamship Minnetonka, for Philadelphia—Ellen Strain, Win Anderson, W J Thorn. Per steamship North Point, for Baltimore—R H Tatem aud lady, Mr Russell, wife and two .chil dren, Mrs Fuller," Miss Fuller, A T Liclite and son, A J Lancaster, and two m steerage. TORT OF FERNANDINA, FLA. Fhrnaxdina, Fla., Nov. 4. Arrived. Nov I—Steamer Ella, Mystic, Conn, Capt P C Row land, from Savannah. Cleared. Nov.B—Schooner John Leutliall, Washington, N .7, B C Tuthill, for New York, with 214 bbls spirits tu: • pentiue, ton do rosin, consigned to Doliner, Potter A Cos. Disaster. Nov I—Arrived schooner J L Hiss, New Yorkr Capt Clements Brown, iu distress. She left Jackson ville ou the lath ult, with le.ucO feet lumber under ballast, hound for New York. Olf Cape Fear, about 4 o’clock p m, on the 23d, wind N N E, saw the steamer Mount, bound for Jacksonville, hailed her. On Tuesday. 81th, 3 am, mainsail gave Way: vessel was put before the wind, and scudded under bare poles. At S o’clock a in. sea boarded her on port quarter, taking bulwarks aud everything olf decks— sweeping decks clean. Os two men at the wheel, one was washed overboard and wax not seen afterwards. Cabin was filled with water; chronometer was spoil ed, charts, Ac. Next day, 23th, lost her flying jib-boom while in latitude J 9.19, longitude 76.80. Kept running till she made Abaev, vessel leaking badly, men lashed to the pomns and wheel. 89th, wind moderated, come up from soudi; worked hack on the Florida coast under foresail and jib. Off Cape Carneval passed pieces of ship’s stuff, painted while aud black, heaps of cedar logs, pieces of yawl boat and broken oars, and a small spar. Came Into Fernandina, November 1, for repairs. LIST OF VESSELS IN THE POUT OF SAVANNAH. Savannah, Nov. 6,1865. BTEAMSHIP3. Citase, Roath, 547, from New York, discharging at Central Cotton press—Hunter A Gammed. . • SHIPS. Mont Blanc, Donned, 100, waiting—Laßoche, Ga deu A Cnckles. New England, Hodges, 1,100, loading for Liverpool —Brigham, Baldwin Ac Cos. Republic (Brem) Smith, 800, loading for Liver pool—Weber Bros. Wisconsin (Br), Arens, 950, loading for Liverpool— Jolrn R Wilder. - Virginia, Weeks, 1044. loading at Lamar’s Press for Liverpoold—Chas L Colby A Cos. BABKS. ThomsS Fletcher, Pendleton, 733, loading for Liv erpool at Lower Hydraulic Press—John R Wilder, Thomas Whitney (Br), Kelly, waiting—Bell, Wyliy A Christian, BRIGS. Clara Pickens, Rodgers, 450, from New York, dis charging at wharf foot of Whitaker street—William Starr. . Ida. McLeod, Cook, 303, waiting—Hunter A Gam med. terns. * Lizzie Batchelder, English, 4C9, loading for Boston at foot of Barnard street—jlinner A Gammed. SCHOONERS. Pioneer, Tucker, 394, loading for New York at Wetter’s wharf—L J Guilmartin & Go. Francis Sattcrbv, Alden, 310, waiting cargo at wharf foot of Bult'street—Rogers A Cann. I)e Sola, Crook, 150, waiting—Ruwe, Whitney A Cos. Witch Queen, Perclval, 115 tons, from Boston, dis charging ut wharf foot of Bud street.—Richardson A Barnard. Wm E Stevenson, Burton, Horn Mat mzas—Order. Trade Wind, Lawrence, Philadelphia—Claghom A Cunningham. COTTON.'COTTON. COTTON carefully picked and rebaleil. J. C. HOWLAND, Battle Row, nov4-l \v Foot of Montgomery street. St. Andrew’s Society. A MEETING of the Society will be held, at the resl dcnceof tbesubsviber, No. 103 York street, on Monday Eveulng next, 6th Inst., at 8 o’clock p. m. JOS. S. CAURUTRKKS, nov4-2 Secretary and Treae. To the Merchants of Savannah. THE undersigned. Committee from Mstropollt in Fire Con-puny, will wait upon th- Merchant! and Bu*l nraa Men oftbe city Thla Day, to aollclt subscriptions for the puichuSe of a fct >«m Fire Engine. They bop-for a prompt and genvn. us response from their fellow citizens, JNO. R. DILLON, GEO. U. JOHNSTON, Jt., WM. N. VALLEAI', nnv4 Committee. Brldgewawr Faint and Color Works Cos. BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN, Agent*. Juat received tad for tale at Uto mannfactarei'a M«i lfegs XX Br'dgewater Lead • Kegs XX Snow White Zinc Kege Dj guet White Usd S*f» Sommeraet White Lead pita. GSHSr“ Cottage (Meet, i m oetW AUCTION SALES. By Bell, Wylly & Christian AT PItIVATE HAU: Desirable Rent E»t«U. T«o first cist* Dwelling three stories yt\ becemuiiN with ell U*e aiocem Uuproieaieiu*, oiituu tad in * t entra! portion of the city. . A Iro, Avery desirable House on the comer of Chtultou and Tatiuil streets, containing S fr-om*. with ga« and water. Outhslane is a brick Cart Ugl House, Monies, Servants’ Ac. Also* lfl Farm Lota Ci.BUliiin? from 20 to 20 Acres each, near Lover’s Lane, wiumi unu mile o! tin) limits ot the city. A splendid opportunity for Investment. A plot of tho above Lots can be seen at our ator«. Also, West half of Lot No. 39. Washington Ward. Brough* ton street. Improvements c< neist of a Dwelling, suitable for a small family. Will be a old at a bargain. 0a24-ti • By BeH, Wylly k Christian. REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. ON WEDNESDAY, Sth mat., ut 11 o’clock, drill be hold in front oi store, corner Bay and \Vnituker streets. West ha’f of Lot No. 39. Washington Ward, on Broughton Street, between Brice and Hershman s*t-» •The improvements consist of a dwelling house with four rooms. - aiao, South half ot Lot No. 14, Berrien Ward, on Berrien street, and extending through from Tatuall to .Jeffer son streets, 40x7u ieet. improvement', con?ist of a two story house with four large rooms, four large closets and a store attached, and good kitchen. TUc above is well located lor a business stand. ALSO, A valuable Lot and Improvement?, c nesting of two tenements of wood, ono and a half stories on Duffy street between V\ hitakeT and Barnard streets, Oglethorpe Town, CO feet front by 105 feet deep. The lot is lee simple and titles warranted. ALSO, Two corner tenement houses in the rear of Rose & Arkwright’s Foundry, and fronting on Indian street The dwellings contain each four rooms with back pi* aaxaan l have large yards with suitable oat-housec, and well adapted for reside ce of snail fidfiOlt*. Tuo lease of property expires ou the loth day of June, VM, wbeu the improvem*iits will revert to the own ers of the bind. Any fui ther information respecting this property can be nad ou application to Bell. Wylijr a Christian, or to Rose A Arkwright at Pioneer >aw Mill- Sale positive. nO UNDERWRITERS SALE. By Bell, Wylly & Christian. ON TUESDAY, 7th Inst., at Georgia Steamboat Co.’s Yard, will be fold ♦ 15Ui BALKS COTToN, for account of Underwriters and all concerned*' damag ed on barge bysLeamcr Li.ua on the passage Irwin Augusta, Ga ; to this port aud sold under inspection of foil Warden*. i.t> by Bell, Wylly k Christian. AT PRIVATE SALE. 123 Shares Central RuilrOa lStock 1 3 Shares At Unde |*ud Guff Railroad Stock. nov2 5 UNDER WRITERS SALE. By Bell, Wylly & Christian. On MONDAY, sth hist., at 10 o’clock am., at Lower Hydraulic Press, we will sell, A Let of Loose Cottou lickings, For account of underwriters and all concerned, novl . 2 Xt XtjctTo^T ON NEXT WEDNESDAY, at 12 o’clock*, by Bell, Wylly <fc Christian, one very substantid ami light Buggy, but little tis?d, with Harness. Also one Barouches a iupted for one or two horses. By Blun & Meyer. UNDERWRITERS SALE. WILL BE SOLD This Day. 6th Inst., at in o’clock, a. m.. iu front of st .re, unde,' in-pjcdon of Port Wardens, for ihe bvuefitof Underwrite sand all con cerned : ICase 00 prs Balmorals, damaged on bnnrd the steamer Nevada on her voyage from New York to Savannah. hC BY BLUN & MEYER. r I LI, BE SOLD This Day, 9ih inst., at lo>j o’clock, 7* a. m„ in front of store: 10 Cases Boots aud shoes 2 do Damaged Dr yGoods and Hosiciy 08 Doz Smoking Pipes 880 do do Tobacco Ail invoice of Steel Watch Key:, Watch Guards, Chains, Rings, &e. ALSO, ltFlne Wardrobe, 3 Tables, 2 Bedsteads 2 Bureaus, 3 Carpets, 12 Cmihe AI.SO, 1 Yonng Mule, warranted sound 2 Good Family 11. rses aud 1 Bugay. n0 DR J. S. SULLIVAN HAS resumed the practice of Medicine in this clfy. i fflec and residence corner of Abercorn aud South Broad Directs. S* nov4 Storage Wanted THE bu k of One i iiousand Bales of Cotton wauled on storage. J. C. ROWLAND, Battle Row, nov4-lw Foot of Montgomery street. H. J. DICKERSON, Harbor Master, OFFICE OPEN AT ALL HOURS OF THE DAY No. X Harris’ Buildings. SAVANNAH, GA. nov4 lm Havana Segars. A FEW Citoice Brands of Genuine Havana Scgare, A for sale by SORP.EL BROTHERS, novl-8 82 Buy street. BUY YOUR FAUST HATS AT GOLDING’S. uovS 3 Notice. OFFICE OF WKIUHKRS OF HAY,) Cityol Savannah, Nov. 1, ISOS. i THE undorsiffmal have been elected and qualified as one of the Weighers of Bay for the city, has eu* tered upon the discharge f '( the duties of tlife oil!ce. He cau be found at tiie Counting Boom of Meters. Gucrard & Ferrill, c-h Bay street, wIMC all order* can be left for him and will meet with prompt utientiou. nov3-3* ANDiUSW GOEBEL. Boots,Balmorals gGaitcrs, A. Fresh. Supply, JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY N. M. COLDIJO, novS-3 No. 133 Congress at Convention of the First Senato* f % rial District. THE Citltcns of the counties of Clnthfira, Bryan* aud Eittm'ham arc requested to appoint Delegates to a Convention to be hejd ou Wednesday, the Sih November iUHU. at No. 2, C entral Railroad, for liie purpose of nomiuatiLg a candidate for Senator of Raid Senatorial District. hov2 mllin eeygooFC Ihavc Juat returned from New York, and have brought out oue of Ike beet .elected stock! of Milinory Dress Goods AND dosisav, Ever brouglit to this market The Goods will be sold cheap. _ I will receive weekly the latest styles of MlHneiy under Scriven House, Corner of Unit and Congress otrect Lane. „ Ctß-lmo MRS. PEASE BOARDING. YTOARDIKU sod Lodging can lie obtained by ap iJ pljlng atthe font tluee- tury brick building ou t<»e etreei, nearest t” Whlt.fcer if .yi S ■dtuto uiui Ouuuty 'A'ux Col* loutur. mßaSnbseriber Is • Candidate Ibr re-eiectino, ami 1 isspeelMliy taks lbs suffmg* of the cltiseM of Obsihiu County. •MW NUMB* OOQPAUL UUUCKRIKV, MdlOßi, A j WHISKEY 1 WtflStEY! FINE OLD BRANDY, WINES, SC. Peach V'nlley W.'iekcjr, Maple Valley Wblokey, Pike’* i Aui-uolia, r'iHii'Ci’a Old liya, »i.d y«n« . Kciitu.'ky Bourlxii. ’ FOR BALE BY C. W. THOMPS ON, At the Old Stund, 11.1 BAY STR KK T ANARUS, CHvraid Buildiugs ) ALW, Ataop-S Ale, Mars’ Ale. Apples. Pot Moos, Onions, Fickle a, Mackerel, Older and Cider Vinegar. oc'tfi If gTh. arledge, WHOLESALE GROCER AND— Ship Chandler. 1-a BAY BTREET, ■\TOW r.-edviug pe-steam and sailing vessels from New York, the following articles, w hich will be sold nt the Lowest Market Price: Bbls, Flour, Potatoes, ’ Unions, Turnips, llaets, Apple*, Vinegar, Hams. Brown and Crushed Sugars, Bbls Beef and Pork, Bb’.s. Mackerel, V do.. X do. aud kits No. 1 Case. Olivo oil, Sardines. Candles, Soap. Bulslns, Pickles, Llqnors Cheap Tea. P.eeerved Meat, Spices of all kinds, Ueros, <ftC.,AC., Sacks Coffee, . Brooms, Pal'*, Backets, &e. —ALSO Paints, Oils, Vnruishes, Paint Brnshea Ac.. Ac. lai* ' lap Stores put up at the shortest notice. oc< 17 3m mm DAVIBSON, WHOLESALE DEALER IN GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS. TEAS, SEGARS, and Cider. I sep2 ts | "foreign / SfUARS ' SOLE AGENTS AND“iMPORTERS or bli. Farre Champagnes FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA. kii3o E G. Hilto>% Savannah. F. M. Randall, N. Y. HILTON & RAN DELL WBolcsalo Crrocors, 193 NEAR BARNARD, Savannah, Ga., Are constantly receiving per steamers from New York The Largcit mid Most Complete Assort v mi nt us Groceries in (lie City-, Orders by Mail, sccompaaled with Remittance, Promptly Filled, r,l Lowest Market Pr.ce*. ocilO 1m G. L OSGOOD, STORE ISS CONGRESS AND 85 ST. JUI.IAN STS., SAVANNAH, GA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN Groceries and- Provisions, Tin, Crockery, Glassware And Hardwnrc, > N. B.—The highest Cash Prices paid for Beeswax, Tallow, Wool, iliticd, «fcc. ts FeptlO Gso. R. Ceump. Wm, A. Wrtgiit, Angnata, Georgia. Late of liithmond, Va/ GliO, li. irillllP & CO., General Commission Merchants AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries, Lianors, Tobacco, Segars, SALTED FISH, &c. 209 Broiul St., Augusta, Ga, EM* Will purchase aud sell on Commission Cotton, Tobacco I'nomos, and Aixi;cuANi>lsE of every do acription. » Refers to the Merchants and Bankers of Angnsta, G:i., 'Riclrtnond, Va., and Jno. O. FcrriU, Ksq., De- Witt & Morgan, Gadca A Uncklcs, A. A. Sotoinons A Cos., J. T. Patur&oit A Cos., U. Molina, K*<j, buvdnnah, Georgia. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. oct4 KIBLIN,LEO. &BURKE, WHOLESALE LEAtERS IN ALES, HIES 11 LIQUORS, CORKER WUITAKER STUI3KT AND BAY LANK. orders raoxrm filled & delivered. anil if Ir’OU SALE - MOit bushels Liverpool Salt 2000 sacks Oats, black and white 10 sacks best Rio Coffee To arrive, 100 Bales Hoy. oetio N. A. HARDEE & CO. H. G. 4 RUWE & CO., 'Wholesale GROCERIES § LIQUORS, WINES AND SEUARS, Oornor Bryan and St. Julian and Johnson Square, tFROKTiaO PILAtKI HOUSE,) nr Agents Ibr ALU AND LAGER. Constantly on hand, an assortment of nxxaxnr ■w x xsr an. Cheese, soap. A A BOXES OIIKKNE, z« Ts buses Kay’sirnti. Juct rscvivvdimd 10, sain by MiU BiUGUAM, BALDWa I CO. <■ n« r.mlt,i . biiti'oNH, «t . PiEKCE SKEHAN, \\ It ol c v"ii I o and Retail Dealer In Fine Uromrien, Boots aud bhoaa. Clothlna, Foreign and Domestic Wine*, Liquor* *»d Segan, Aim, Skchau's Oelabrated GOLDEN ALB AMD CHAMPAGNE CU.EU, ir. iiottle and hi wood. * > Izindiiu and Dublin Brown Stout, Scxitch and Eng- ILh Ales, Ac. Libera! deduction* made to the trade. 170 BROUGHTON STREET. SAVANNAH, and 02 Liberty street. New York. To Wholesale Urouevs, Liquor Dcnlers, Distillers, Druggists and Soap SlauuYacturers. fj’SSENI’IAI. tills for flavoring and improving Bran -J dy, Bum Port Wine, Bmi bon, Bye, Scotch and Irish Wbihkiets ago and body pivpnrations for Neu truh lmriir.d M«diify;ug Whiskey and Spirit. Color ing**. Syrup-* and Fruit Juice* tor Braricy, Whiakey aud Wines, Oils aud Rxtrdet* of Oognac and other BranUie?, Holland and ix>udon Gin, .Vo, Dr. P.’s Treatise onFiroieined Liquors with 10 ju Recipes. FOR DRUGGISTS* USE. IVraiau Inject Powder, Fly Paper, Loadstone, Fluorspar and Fluoric Acid, Manganese and allraie Chemicals and Drugs. FOR SOAP MANUFACTURERS, Sillicateof So'lc in ' 'rystnls Liquid aud Jelly Clilna Clay and Terra Alba, rioap 'foile. Rosin, Soda, Ash, Ac. JOS. W. FJCUCUTRANGER, novl-eod im No. 63 Cedar at., N. Y. Just Received,. AiiH ii Store 01 Cousieumont, BUGGIES AND CARUIAGES Also, a lot cf Fine Llqnors, consisting of BRANDIES, WHISKEY, SANTA CRUZ RUM, BORER'S BITTERS, Ac. Which we offer on thq most liberal terms. VAN HORN. HOLYOKE S MURRAY, octil ts No. D Stoddard’s Block. (LALHOP,\ & (INNINGIM Grocers aud Ship Chandlers, CORNER BAY AND DRAYTON STREETS, Savannah, BFG leave to inform their former friends and cus tomers, and the pulfiic generally, tiiat they have resumed bufinesa at their old stand, where they will keep constantly ou hand a full assortment of Goods iu iheir line suitable for Private Families Steam os and bailing Vessels. Punctual attention given to all cotin try orders 1 m ootl# Apples and Fish. ,*7 Ik BBL 9 Choice Apple* Q” 60 kit* No. 1 Mackerel. For sale by CRANE, JOHNSON A GRAYBILL. SUNDRIES. 5 TIERCES Choice Hums f 100 Smoked Tongues 100 lbs Bologna smiusages 25 btils Family Flour 20 bbl» Pilot Bread in bbls Family Beef 5 casks Hues* Pale Ale * ‘ 5 casks I y.isfl London Porter 1 B-' bbls Choice Bourbon aud Ryo Whiskey 200 hogs White Corn 25 bbls Crushed and C< ffee Sugar in Backs Java aud Rio coffee lu bbls .sperm, Lord un i Petroleum Oil, best quality 10 cherts choice Black and Green Tea. Landtag and tor >ale by liov4-‘J CLAGHORN & CUNNINGHAM. T. J. DUNBARS CO. IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN WINES. LIQUORS. SEGARS, &C. 147 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GA., (NEXT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE} We hare the Largest Assortment ot Whiskeys, Wines, Brandies, Gins, Bitters, Cordials, &c., In the South, to which we invito the attention of the Trade. Call and compare our good 9 and prices. octs ts Notice IS hpreby given that neither the owners or agents oi the Steamers AMAZON, GIBBONS and LAURA, tfill be responsible for any debt, bill or contract made by any of the ojiicers or creiv of said uteamcis unless made by writteu permission of ERWIN A HARDEE, For Agents and Owners. Jxo. L. RocmillEt, Agent on Wharf, uctlu ts Notice. OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL,) District or Savanmaii, a \Savannah, Ga., Oet. Slst, 1365. j rjpHE notice Issued from the office of the Provost -X Marshal, Sub-District of Ogeechee, dated Savan nah, Aug. ltth, 1365, ordering all Drinkmg or nil- Hard Saloons, Ac., where lkjuor ure sold to bo closed at 10 o’clock, P. M., is hereby revoked. By command of Bvt. Maj. Gen. J. M. BRANNAN. (Signed) CLARKE H. HEMICK, - Capt. and Provost .Marahal. ncvl BRO'WN’S C ASTI LLI AN 33ITTEK. THIS unrivalled Tonic prepared from the I’nre JuFe iff the Grape and extracts, dtstillecTfrom tuo Clioicest Vegetable prixlucts of tlte Sontli or France, Italy and the Province oi Castile (Old Spain,) from wlncji latter section they derive their name. A Fragrant Tonic, iudhspenaablc to Hotels and Restaurants, and valuable to Families, delicate females and children, for all disarrangement of the stomach, it is unrivalled. A never fulliug preventive and Cure for Sea Sickness. None who I. avcl by laud or water should be without the CaatiUiau. For Sale by YORK, WILLIAMS, McINTIRE A Cos. Sole Agents, State Georgia. oct24-3m ' KEROSENE WARE, Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Harp Hangers, bide Back*, Side Lamp-., with anil without Reflectors; Fan cy Hall Lamps, 'Lanterns, Bases, Pegs and Fonuu- Patent Glasi Cones, Hamers, Clobcs, Chieanies aud Wick, DRUGGISTS’ FLINT A CREEN GLASS, Crock ei y Dealers’ aud Confectioners’ GLASSWARE. Goods of alt kinds made to order. KEROSENE OIL. JAMES T. WItIGIiT, 225 Greenwich Street, Two dodrs Slow Barclay, N. Y novi-Sm BOARDING. A FEW Gcntlomnn cau be accommodated with Board and Lodging, lu a private bouse, on Lib erty street. For pwi.culura esquire ut this olilce. nov4 ' S' Crockery," China, Glassware. JfrUERH and Dealers from all puts of the century r.se Invited to examine u>y Wholesale Sfcock, which Includes packages containing complete aeeort nieiit!, put up .xpiesely for ”Coai|iry Trade," Goods » p.ciud to suit purchaser*, Queeiwware Houw\ 10* Broughton ts., M dsn iron Null 84. MIV If B D. bMVrii, IHIPPMd. AN CHOU lin! OF r* A. C K E T S FOK N E Wir^YORK. ANT) ALL NORTHERN AND EASTERN PORTS. The Stuunch and Faat Sailing Schooner, W. D. VAUGHN. - - - - l«to ISLAND QUEEN, R. H. CoD»rr, Master 179 tons ELLIOT, * - - - - 130 tons HATTIE MAYO, A. B. CnrtitC Master. - 98 ton HONEST ABE, ts. M. conary, Master, - S3 ton* And others, comprise the “Anchor Line" of Pack, u, and vyll have quick despatch as above. For Freight apply to PATERSON A TUCKBR, AgentA No. U Stoddard's Building, or to ROGERS & CANN, Savannah, Ga. Dn Bamso A Oiiuui, Agents, New York. / oct2o ts FOR NEW YORK, Atlantic ConstMail Site am sliip Company. ,» The very fast sailing steamship A ItIAIiNK G. B. Crary, commander. ’[L>?»wlll poslilvcly sail on, her regular IVedncaday, Sov. Bth, nt 13 o'clock m. For freight or passage, having very elegant accom modations, apply to nov9 JNO. R. WILDER, Agent. FORAUCUSTA. BTEAMER EXP R E $ S, CAPT. J. W. MOP.OAN, Will have qnkk despatch as above. The Boat is entirely new. being of Immense rapid ty, shipper* need not fear having their orders ieit over. Parties having goods consigned to them from the North or elsewhere for Au?m*ta and points beyond, can coliec r forwarding charges on same by undine their freight to this lino. A 1 bills pa4d promptly. Freight re« clvcd and stored in Fire Piojf Ware Houses tree of expense. F.M MYRKLL, Agent, FOR AUGUSTA. The Fast Sailing small steamer CALDWELL. MURRAY, MASTER, Will sail on Tuesdy, November 7th. For Freight, or Passage apply on board at Monglu's Upper Wharf or to no / JNO. R. Wn.DER. shSppersTto AUGUSTI. 4 RE notified that they can stnro their goods any -- day during tho week, to be forwarded by ihe abave Boats, which nro the lighte.t draught runuiug so Augusta, free of extra charge. ’’’■PI*’ 1 *’ KI IN A CO. Freights FOE AUGUSTA, FJIHE undemigued to receive goods at A tbolr Warehouses—free of expense and cov ered by lnt>ura ce—for shipment to Augu*'a and points beyond by their regular line of light dnught boats. Apply to CHAB. L. COLBY» sept2*J—tf cor. Bay and Abercorn t*ta t FOR AUGUSTA, THE Steamer Falcon Will leave her wharf foot of Abercorn Street, on Tuesday, Nov. 7, at 9 o’cl’k.A.M For freight or passage apply to CIIAB L. COLBY * CO., Cor. Abercorn and Bay Sts. For Augusta, THE STEAMER R. H. MAY, Will have dispatch for the above place. Goods recciv ed at all time and stored in fire proof warehouse, foot of Lincoln street, free of cost. J M. KTNCIILEY, Agent. Office In Claghorn A Cunningham's The May arrived in Aneu.ta from Savannah on last Friday with her foil freight ts oct i FOR AUGUSTA, Steamer Helen, Capt. J. K. Reilly, Will leave for Anguata, on SATURDAY MORNING Nov. 4th, at 7 o’clock. For freight or passage apply to * KEIN A TO , POV3-2 114 Boy St. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN SAVANNAH BALTIMORE. „ The commodious and fast sailing S7±mi {.steamship FAN NIK, Capt o-Tl Gsggln. will leave for BsL'l'lMOtGv • / 3ci l *4j £ -r?*.oii SATURDAY’next, llth lust, at—. o’clock. Tne Fannie b»9 elegant state room accommoda tions for paa.eDgere. for Freight or Pasaagc. appiy to WEST, BRYAN A CO, / Julies' Block. Biyan EL, next to Provost Marshal's office. N. B -Passengers for tills route, tor New Yolk, will save two hundred miles < t sea travel, add wi.l receive through tickets, via Philadelphia, ut same rate us now charged by New Jfork lines. Freight will also be chocked throughxo New York as low us by any other route. uovl FOR BALTIMORE. Pc«dergast’.s Line. The fast sailing regular packet SCHOONER DE SOTO, Crook, Master, Having the greater portion of her cargo engaged, will have quick despatch. For balance of freight «p ply to LaROCHE, GADEN A UNCKLES, Comer Bay and Barnard streets. • Agents in Baltimore—Pendergaat, Fenwick A Cos. oct!3 . a For Liverpool. THE drat class British bark Til ’MAS WHITNEY J. C Kelly, master, being of small capacity, will have quick disputch. For fi eight, apply to octlO bELL* WYLLY A CHRISTIAN. ' For Liverpool. The now da!* clipper ship yiEGHisriA, W EEKS, Commander, U now loading rapidly at Lower Krona, and having large engage meat t wilt hay* quit* duputch. for freight *e paaeage (ulwMi atieweat raieej apply to CM AH. L OoLlil A Ou, yvliw evrttn Abatouu auJDtf •** ______ BHIPPIHG. lialliniore and Savannah STEAMSHIP LINE. >«•£-{-- The Meainsldp NORTH POINT. i L dpt. Stnltlt, will leave Baltimore oa v- 1 * - r reffllhr trip far Savannah oa --w——SaMrday, the nth lastani; return* ing. wilt Idhvc SavHQuab on Saturday, the loth last. WEST, BRYAN A CO, Agents, uuvfi Stvsnnsh, FOK UAKiEXAJW UITEKMfiB DIATE POINTS. IF Freight lo and from Darien is offered for the fin* und last sailir- side wheel steamer FLORA I LMl’Lli, we will pu* her up. F L. OUE A CO , Agents, No. 9 Drayton street, uexiduor to Bank of Commerce bovO-2 FOR JAfKSOMILLE, FLI, vu Darien. Brunswick, st. mart’s, ga., AND FEIINANDIN.4, FLA. Steamer Fannie, Canr. W. T. McNttty, willloavo as above on THURS DAY to t., at 11 n. m. luia boat ha*v been thoroughly overhauled, newly fUrntahed throughout nuJ fitted especially for tbii route. IJ aviug lino state room accoramodaoionr, and cominauaea by a ceutlttmiu of and ooa who is irvrNOiDtlly ku >wn on the route, osier superior induce menus to iht UaveUng j nbiic. Freight wcelved daily aad star and in fire-proof war* house N fre«vof expense. i\>r freight or poasa/d apply to P- M. MY BELL, L 0 4 ' Harris'Bulldlnff. Fof Freight or Charter TT'OU a northern port, a Schooner of 1311 tona Reff l 1 if ter. Apply to MILLER, THOMAS A CO. nr, j 2oaj7ay street For Liverpoo. F TnE At American Ship NKVfENGLAND. Hmlge, Master, having a large portion of I >NM?ii»her cargo engaged will he ready to receive S&isfiii cargo ut Lower Hydraulic Press on the 18th inst. . For freight or passage, sppl.v to sepU-tf BHIUIIAM. BALDWIN A CO. For Rio Do Janeiro, CALLING At St. Tltomffe, Parn, PorDambnco and Bahia -. The United Btatea ami Brazil Mall A t +:- v '» j Fteamchip Company will dispatch > .i/'' rcguiaily, . —, sf, On tlie IJltth of every montb, ' A NEW AND FIRST-CLASS STEAMSHIP, * To Uhvc nt 3 o’clock, p. m.. From Pier 4:t, North River. All letters have to pass through the Post Office. An experienced Surgeon will be in uUcqdanoe on board. For frcTght and passage, having splendid accommo. daiiuua, apply to THOMAS ASENCIO A CO., oct3l-Cm > No. 17, Broadway, New York. Established iB2B. a.’h.o N. Y.* Albion. THE oldest Literary and Foreign Weekly in America. Is jwblisftcd at No. 39 Park Row, Neu> York. TERMS. 83 PER ANNUM. New. Subscribers for 1830 remitiicg direct to tba office by f>. o. Order, will lie entitled to a choice from the twui.ty«tlve annual Album Engravings, free. * Address YOUNG A MORRELL. nov3-1w Prop' Inters. Piau#ttiim and tvelJ 'iiiUibSred Land for Lease. A LARGE PlanUitfon, Savannah I?ivor vvlt.’i ariout one thousand acres of cleared land, comfortable dwelling and out houses, dance of prime timber, with the remains of a steam mi's- mill. The plantina: land and limber land conld be leased separately, with necessary LuiloiLgs for each For particulars enquire of WM. 11. BURROUGHS * CO., povS-fl - 97 liay stfeet-. Wholesale Boots and Shoes! Fellner and Poliak, 5 157 Broughton Street, Savannah, Ga., A RE enabled, through their permanent Homo in Boston, lo furnish Jobi era and t-ealeis in this city ua well as those in the country, with mate ad vantages nnd conveniences in tue Loot and Shoe Trade than any house in said line. * novl-Om “NOTICE. Savannah, Oct. 27, 186S. The Municipal authorities having appoint* ed Port Wardeiia for the Port of Savannah, the Board assembled this day and elected THOS. HOLCOMBE, Chairman, and TIIOS. J. BULLOCH. Clerk. •Parties interested will muko application to * the undersigned, at the Exchange. THOS. J BULLOCH, oc!2S-3aw4tv Clerk. notice. A LL perrons indebted to tlto late firm of E. Heldt A -lY on., and bein’, Jandon A Cos., will please call and sett to the same at the old stand, up-stairs. . B. HEIOT, octo-tm, W..A. JAUPON R« S ALLEN & C<ty ISO & 10l WTER 8T„ NEW YORK. AG RICHIi il lI4L IMPLEMENTS, AND NU6KIKERY OF ALL KINDS, SnxaU Tools far the Farm and Garden, sveh as Fpadee, Shovels, ilwe, Forks, /takes, Ac., and/or Grass Hooks, Scythes. ScptA-s/em's, and Agricul tural Hardware in tenoral. We offer, also, a large assortment of onr own mono facture of Hoy Cutters, Coffee and Grain Mills, Sugar Mills for Grocers’ use. Store T rucks of various pat tern* Road Scrapers, Wheelbarrows Ac. Fcrlillizers ol all kinds, such as Coe’s Superphos phate ot Lime, pure Ground Bone, Peruvian Guano, and Foudrelte, SEEDS. Every valuable American and Foreign variety ot Vegetal.!*, Fibwev and Gnuw Seed and Field Grain that ha. proved worthy of cultivation, grown and selected expressly lor our Unde. Sides made in bulk, per pound or bushel, or in small packets lor retailing, by the hundred c*thousand. wpl.’c2a\v3iuo Administrator’s Mice TWO months after date applhatlen will he mad* to the Court of Ordinary ol Ch thnm county for leave to se 1 all the real estate of J«inw Bilbo, de> co-ed. for the purpose • oetf.Uw’m Administrator^ NEW VARIETY STORE. IUJiG leave to Inform Hie ladle* ofßavanuab. and nubile gtn ndiy eow offeriug • large . JUd gwU M*»urtiihmt FANCY GOODS, m.aAAl CloakOrnsmeafa, Cord* and Tilh-K block and culorid Velvets, Dtef* Fnituonlw lev. ljtcsk Fluted and Plain Blhtona, flii.itny, 4e.,a)«0 * largo u.aoiiuiettiof Hoop bklrta, ainli «* Duplex Traits liui btnipa io which 1 u,vu* ili» aiu’idi ui "f tha Luiiiea, and public goheiAdy— t’sil had uompaie guuda and priws. at IHAAtJ 8. COHEN, OHIII lw , liJis luougUo*si,