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, * Ifte doming jfapg. Largest Circulation in City^ond Country. X SATURDAY, OCTOBER IQ, 18QB. [From the Mobile Register.] THE SPIiilT OE <}«. Dedicated to my Friend and Patriot, Geo. W. Loyd, of New Rochelle, N. Y„ for the Occasion of the Ban ner Railing, Oct. 8,1868. BY JAMES MAUBICJ5 Crawfordsville, lull. The Whites mast rale the lsad or die; The parpose stirs in hearts of steel; With burning cheek and flashing eye We wait what waiting may reveal. Bat come what may, the whites must hold What white men’s patriot valor bought— Our grand-sires’ ashes, not yet cold," Hallow the soil.for which they fought. Shall low-born scum and quandom slaves t»ire laws to those who own the soil? No I' by our grand-sires’ bloody graves. No! by our homesteads, bought with toil, Our rights are rooted in our lands. Our law is written in the sky, ■ -■ -( ’’fete flings the fiat from her hands— The Whites s Hew Yobx, October $—Evening. Puuxaui-—ftovemment securities dosed Ann; bonds of 102X; North Carolina’s, neW.Gff; Virginia’s, new. 54. Money steady. Sterling exchange dull, but firm at an advance, closing at,10?>,#lK>>x. Gold quiet and steady at 139*. . Cottos—More active and «o better; sales, 3,100 bales; middling, 36c. Fnorn—Active ana a shade higher; Southern brands steady. Grabt.—Wheat lower; white Michigan, $2 55. Com wetted; xutaad.Vfftern, $116^1 19; whiter 91209 • Bice.—Carolina dull at 9@9^c. Natal Bxoara.—Turpentine. 43943 Kc. common, $2 60@2 60. Freights.—On grain, lower; on cotton, unchanged. Hew Orleans, October 9. Cotton—Better; middling, 23|£c; sales, 4,100 bales; receipts, AJ058 bales. Sales for the week, 13,750 bales; receipts, gross, 20435 bales; nett, 15,561 bales; ex- porta, coastwise, 5,745 bales; to Liverpool, 2.400 bales; to the Continent, 4,397 bales. Stock, 44.763 bales. 13X; hbds, 12@14J£. i shall rule the land or die I' Ther# is a stony energy Locked in the honest white ntsa'i There is a passion like the set That chteps the shore* <rf 1 Though banded Cossacks dare the day. And soulless vampyrea fill the nifdwtm i The distant ominous thunders say. None save themselves shall rule the whites. Our arms are down, we kiss the rod And only ask for honor’s dues; Ifon arrogate the power of God And curse hs as Ho-did the Jews; Beware! the lion only sleeps, Give him his share and keep him utiU. L i Another thrust and up he leaps. Dire passion mastering all his wilL We have no gnawing greed for gold, No burning thirst for wanton power. But we wifi lord it as of old. And make the land bloom as the flower. Or, iftyppression goes so far. Ah cramps us under slave born men* Again shall roll the car of war, The drum and cymbol clash again! 1 1 •» Bing through the land the dirge of sksme, The requiem of greed and lust. Drive back the Cossacks whence they come, And grind these vampyrea in the dust; Then shall the cry of hanger cease. The horrid fiend of murder fly, And all our valleys sleep in peace I The Whites must rule the land or die I Hold fast, brave hearts, the day is nigh When howling conclaves dare not meet— When all these mongrel fiends shall fly To some putrescence-daubed retreat I Blow Fate's decree from sea to sea, From sky to sky, from realm to realm— • . Opr Ship of State eternally ' Shall have a White Man at her helm! A Washington letter says the large and steady increase in the public debt is shaking thg confidence in United States securities abroad: lieiters' are r^Uf^ ifl 1 Lhis city daily from Hamburg hankers and merchants, and from other - foreign pointed asking their fiends what they shall do with their United States bonds. With four years pore of Ead- .ical rule the public debt will*be*so enormous that jit will repudiate itself. ,,, ————-—> a ■ 1 ■ , * The Petersburg (Virginia) Express learns from reliable authority that a large oak tree in New Kent county died from a radical bill being posted on it It waa green and flour ishing when the bill was posted, but in a few days it commenced withering and finally de cayed. The New York Sun has .reason to believe that the s tatement that Chase will not vote for Grant is premature. It thinks he will not vote for either candidates. . An ex-Confederate Captain, wh'o once swore with a -solemn oath never to take a Federal prisoner alive, is now one of the Grant elec tors in Alabama.. The Boston Post is anxious to know what will be done with the ten thousand Chinas men who are working on the Pacific Railroad, i after it is finished. It is stated that agents of the French Gov ernment are in New York, making large pur chases of grain, salt, meat, eto^hing, etc. The sign boards pnt up at -road crossing cm the Pacific railways are said to be: “Look oat for the Indians.” •' ► »♦. « ‘ Snow items begin to appear in joonuds to the northward. ft* mT.ibbw—31 (340c. Flour—Dull; raperfine, $6 50@6 62#; choice. gMSOgMl with Urge sales below these figures on Grain.—Com flail, but steady at $1@* 06. Oats firmer, at 62962c. Bran—Held at $1 25. ^^^Tpo^'active, and .avxnced to $31 60. Bacon firm; shoulders, 13c; dear sides, 17c. - .Bard, tierce, 19*c; keg. 21»£c. Baltimore, October 9. FnrawciAl—Virginia’s, old inscribed, 4£K@ 47 ;do. 1867, 48; coupons, old snd new, ax. North Caro lina's,, 66; South Csrofim’s, new, 65 bid. Coiros—Firmer, mt 25>l@26c. Futoe—More setive st firmer prices. ?£JSrZ.WT»wtWrm: sholce Indisn* red. $2 70. CoSfiJrmer? white, $1 28@1 30; yellow. $1 30. Other PfqftiH ftrih. ” Seel*. —CSorer seed quiet st $8 60. Pbotisioxs—Firm. g T Loots, October 9. FnouB—Week; superfine, fS. Gnare.—Com dull st 93@95c. Pbovisioss.—Mess peril very firm at 30>,'c. Bacon active; clear sides, 17?i@17Kc; shoulders, 13c. Lard, small bosinees at ifi?X^alflc. - i ■Whiskey—Dull at $1 30. ‘ „ WnJtmoxoH, October 9. i Canon.—Middling, 23c. Naval. Stokss.—Spirit* turpentine firm at 39c; New York casks, 39>;c. Boainquist; strained, $ I 70. Tar dull at $2 30. Weather cold and rainy; thermometer at 64. ChaeiJlhton, October 9. Conos—Opened quiet at 23c, but closed firm at 23£<5l24c for middling; sales, 650 bales; receipts. 718 bates; receiptb for the week. 6.413 bales; sales. 1,883 bales; exports to Great Britain. 87 bales; coastwise, 3.810 bales; stock, 3,867 baits. Augusta, October 9- ( Conos—Market active, but closed easy; sales. 612 bales; receipts. 976 bales; middling; 23@13»£e. Sales of the week, 1,803 bales; receipts, 2,400 bales. Weather cold and raining. Savannah Wholesale Price List. In ordering good*, Planter* and others should remember that these t WHOLESALE PRICES. Small orders are charged higher rates. Bagging. Hope and Toes. India.. lb Kentucky yd New York yd Hope, Greeuleaf lb Hemp lb Manilla lb Flax ib Iron Tiea lb Bacon, Shoulder* lb Bibbed »dM Clear do do prime....lb Clear Sides...., Ib Dry Salted Clear Bib’d Sides, ft Hams, plain.................ft Canvassed ft Beef, Mess bbl. Extra Mess (new) half bbl Fulton Market half bbl Bread, Pilot ft Navy..., ft Butter, Go9beu..~.i...lb Good Western..A. lb Building Materials, Dime bbl Lathi ...M Cement 1. .bbl Plaster.*..: bbl Candles Adamantine ft 8perm '...' lb -> Kio T 24 y x Cc 25* 33 inch do 4-4 do ' Cotton Osna Striped Fancy do do do do Plains, Wool filling ^ Kerseys, - do ft ; 2i. & ., 24 .....ft 40’ © • -41 yd 8 @ 15 yd 8 <4 15 ....yd 12 f» 15 ....yd 15 (g) 17 ....yd 14 © 19 ....yd 10 («i 21 -...yd 18 20 ....yd (hi 28 ....yd 1 95 @ 2 00 ....yd 35 @ 50 yd 26>i® 60 SAVANNAH MARKET. OFFICE OF THE MORNING NEWS, \ - _ . - Savannah, October 9, C P.M. j Cotton.—The market # to-day ia very strong, with out being very active. The st6(hc offering ia light, and the Inquiry to-day has been good, but buyers are still facbHng off, waiting for a farther decline. Noon dispatches announce New York middling at 2Gc. In Uverpod the market ia very dull at 10&d. —•ThefbUowing were, the sales to-day: 207 bale* at 24^c, 26 at 24 ; 3 a* 23%, 88**23^224 at 23, 17 at 22}£, 19 at 21—total upland, 6C2 bales; 8 bags medium seniitodat67c. J’ The Tec^ipto to-day amount to p01 bales. . Financial.—Exchange—Sight drafts on New York hre-putebased by bankB st >£c discount; out Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, %c more is charged. The tanks checlrfbr small amounts at par; large amounts Rediscount Sterlihg'ishhmlhal; owing to the low rates of. gold and sterling exchange in New York, both wi£had0wnward tendency, not 'more 'than 14^149 could be had; there Is very little offering.. Gold—Buying at 1 40; selling at 1 42. Stocks and bonds have declined a little this week; demand light. We quote as follows: . Freights.—Foreign quiet. By sail to Liverpool %d on uplands. Timber nominal, offering at 36 shil lings for hewn for LiVerpool, 38 ahttiings to Queens town for orders. Coastwise: To New York, X of a cent $ ft OR uplands; domestic*, $2 00 # bale; ripe, $2 00. By steam to Philadelphia, Xc V ft on pp- iandS; domestics, $2 75. To Baltimore, by steam. \ of a cent ft on cotton; by sail, nominal. Cotton 4>y steam through to Boston, l>^c H ft. No change in South American and Caban freights; former $22 and 5Y* cent; latter, $11@13, gold. Vessels are still ■wanted, notwithstanding recent arrivals and a number of charters placed North* To, New York, on timber and lumber, $13; re-sawed, $11. To Philadelphia, on -boarder $9 50(0)9 75; timber, $12^12 50. Boards to Boston, $11; re-sawed, $12. Boards to Baltimore, . $8 75. Ship stuff to Quincy Ppinj^ $12 6^. Bacon.—The market is active, with a deucy.- In meats generally prices have an advance in the Western r ders at *14)J@lSc, rib side _ _ ribbed at imsisy^c. There are few clear sides offer ing, and prices are nominal at 18@18>£c. Hams, 23c. Breakfast bacon is quiet at 19@20c. Dry salted meats are in better deniand. We quote shoulders at A quote shoul- I7@17>^c,' and clear .Other articles unchangofi. ■ • ‘-i . . . - . r . . MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH. Foreign Markets. London, October 9—Noon. Financial—Conaols’ 74«. lA)KcqN,pstobsf ^Evening. Fihasoiai..—Consols, 94>*@94J£; bonds, 74«. . Fhaxktoet, October 9. Fjhahciai Bonds, firmer st 77. .. . LrvEiiPOOL, October 9—Noon. Cpnos—Steady; sales, 8,000 bales; sales for the _asek.96,000 bales; for export, 19,000bales, on specula tion, 23,000 bales; stock on baud, 427,000 bales, of tfhicb 89,000 are American. 1 e l f f I IaliaiW—18s. Basis, October j>. Feiahcial,—Decrease of bullion, 22,000,OOOf. ' Liveupool, October 9—Afternoon. Cotton—Steady and rather more active; the males will reach 10,000 bales; stock afloat, 611,000 bales, whereof 11,000 are American. - Babd—Firm. ' Navai. Stoees.—Fine ro^n ? 15s Cd. LivEuiixjr., October 9—Evening, uplands, 10%d; OrteAna, M)%d.; Com Pbovisions—Quiet. Cotton—Bull; Ttoun—27a Grain.—Wheat heavy; red,'on spot, 27a October 9. Cotton—Tres. —li ’ c. If 35c. : -r-r-.l 1 . ' »- ■ Domestic Markets. 1 New Yi’iir, October 9-Noon. ex^r^ on »^^^ srsss liav^NorthCnroUnaCoO^f new, 65«; Virginia’s, ex-coupon, 53nejv, J>±; Tennessee s, oni Flour—A shade firmer. Grain.—Wheat , dull and irregular- : Corn: expifed, and 3®icbetter. • , . A', r ‘ s pork firmer, at Iat4 . 'i> - Cincinnati, October 9. “ Whiskev—Scarce at $1 30. ;; V Provisions.—Mess pork $30 50®3L Bacon—Sioulr ders, IS^Cr sugar'-curea hams, I8#@19c. 'Lard; 19>^. Provisions.—Mess pork, $30 60@31. Lard, 20c. Shoulders, 13H@13J£c; dear sides, 17#@17#c. Peruvian Guano. ton Wfloox. Gibb8 A Go's Mani- pulated ton 65 00 Phoenix ton 50 00 Bhodea* Super-PhosphAte of Lirue ....tonC2oO @ Croasdale's Super-Phosph'e.ton 62 50 @ IIApes' Super-Phosphate... .ton 62 50 (c0 Zell’s Super-Phosphate ton 65 00 <& Bradley’s Super-Phosphate. ton 65 00 (g) E.F. Coe's do ..ton 65 00 QJ Raw Bone Phosphate ton 65 00 @ Whitlock’s Sup. Phos toff 70 00 © — - - - Pho«.......ton 70 00 @ ton 65 00 </$ dFoudrette.. .ton 30 00 & Gardner’s Poudrette .-.ton 30 00 & Pure Fish Guano ton 35 00 @ Soluble Pacific Guano ton 65 00 (g) ) Guano .ton 65 00 (& i Island Guano ton 50 00 (g) @100 00 ►....bbl 8 Northern Extra bbl 10 Northern Family^and Fancybbl 12 Georgia Familyand Fancy., bbl 14 Fish, Mackerel, No. 1 half bbl do No. 1 kits 3 do No. 2 half bbl 9 do Nd. 2 kits do No. 3, large X hbL 7 Herrings, No. 1 box Herrings, Scaled box Cod, choice ft Fruit and Vegetables— - 'Apples. .bbl 2 Potatoes bbl 3 Onions.... ..bbl Peas, cow:. bush “©JESHiaffii Com, Tenn. from store.. ..bush 1 .. Maryhuni, white..........bush I Oato.... ....bush Hay— i Northern, fm wbf and store.cwt 1 Eastern, wharf and store.. .cwt I Hides— -T*, ' . Good Flint .» Deerskins. „..... W Ieon— Swedes ..B - * - il- AV » Leaf Pressed. Liquors—W hisrey— . Common Proof .— Rectified • Bourbon Gibson’s Robertson Co., Ky Brandy Bum—St Croix Gin—Holland Rose ... Ale, Philadelphia.: J...i;. Scotch and English Porter, Guinness’.... JMeal, fine...,.'..i*:. Hominy 00 i 9 00 ^ 11 00 > 12 50 I 10 50 13 50 15 50 10 00 'lISra&BliMLi........ Jessop & Soli’s Steel. ......lb 1 60' 2 25 • gal 3 00 ■ gal 3 25 • gal . .gal 10 00 • gal ■ gal ..gal 5 00 7 25 6 GO ' 1 90 £1 .doz .bush Georgia and Florida Syrup. Nails Naval Stores, Tar v §gj^ Turpentine 2 50 4 00 &. Lard.. Pure Winter... gal 2 ’ gal 1 1 gal 1 * g«i Kerosene gal i Tanners’ gal i Machinery gal 1 ’. Linseed gal Pore— Prime and Rump J. A .<.... .bbl 23 ( Mess, old and new bbl 31 ( Powdrr ...kegs 7 i do half kegs 3 f 2 i ■ - mb 1 —.-r*. ...V.’.-. .. • ..rt-... n> cans - -i Clean Carolina:. .x. ..lb Bough, prime bush Pe] l l 00 Bright Fine to toncy. Extra fine, bright (new).. -. Extra fine, bright (fancy)... Caddies, sweet and bright.. Smoking, in barrels. .71.'. Smoking, in bags, .bag 3 25 <? ? • bag 3 50 (« J il !> ..Tb 18 & it 18X 17 % ii 17« ..ft 16X6 j> 17 16 (c 4 1«X . », I i5X 30 to i ' 40 ..ft 40 Co > 45 ..ft 50 (£ 4 65 ..lb 55 Q J GO ..ft 65 (Q > 75 ..ft 85 | ) 95 ..ft 90 (£ 1) 1 25 mm g— Skipping ftitrlligetifr* Day- — - POET OF SAVANNAH. i-TTX 1 . Sailed Yesterday. Steamer H. M. Cool, Demlng. DaHen—M A Sanspariel. Me Aldine. Antwerp, sailed from Flush- tec Roads, Sept 19, for this port. Ship Enoch Talbot, Talbot, Portland, where ahe has been repairing, to load for this port. Brig Edith, Putman, cleared from Boston for this port, Oct 3. [By Telegraph.] WnjnNGTON. October 9—Cleared, steamer Fair- banks, for New York. Charleston, October 9.—Arrived, steamer Chai ton, from New York; schr Ida Bella, from Boston. Off the port, schr B N Hawks, from Boston; Brig Cardi gan, from LiverpooL Per steamship Cleopatra, from New York—E G Dyke, J C Whitman, C C Mitchell. J S May, G Miller, Miss Bodingtou, Miss Jenkins, Mf — — — -- mere, J Martin, Mr McCarty, E S Frye. E Kabriche, OF Miss E M Barnes, Miss M S Fond, Miss M Brown. Miss Lamb, Miss Sage, C Sage, Mias E M Lee, Hra i i Agnes. Miss J F StoweD, J Moflatt, wife and 2 Miss G Smith. Miss S N Smith, N G 8 Sanburg, O Sanburg, F W Newsome, J C Andrews, Capt Cook, S A. Mrs Beaier. Mia C Aldred, A Joseph, Mr and 5 steerage. Sherry Wine, eighth casks Port Wine Per steamship Cleopatra, from New York—80 Ex Co, A46BB Agt, CRB Agt, W R Boggs, Bateson A Bro, J W Anderson's Sons A Co, Bragdou A 8, W Bar nett, Blun A M, Clagbom & C. Champion A F, M A Cohen, F W Cornwell, Crawford A L, J Cohen, J P Col lins, M J Doyle A Co, A Doyle. B W Drummond A Bro. T J Dunbar A Co. W W Daniels, M Duggan. De witt A M, Duncan A J, Einstein A E, J Epstein A Bro, Miss V Ehrlich. E N, A A L Friedenberg. M Ferat A Co. 1 L Fslk A Co, Weed A C, Gazan A Gradot, A Gomm, Guckenheimer A 8, Hopkins, N A Co, L J Goilmartin A Co, B Habersham A Co, Mra M Hettricb. Heidt A L, Holcombo A Co. J Hirschback, A B Ives, Joudon, C A Co, S Kronaloff, N B Knapp, J Koox, Lathrop A Co, J Lippman, 3 Tama, Lillienthal AK, WW Lincoln, SMLederer, LoveUAL, Mein- hard Bros A Co, M S Moyer, J McMahon A Co, A M A C W West. J White, W D B Millar, J 8 May, W F May, F M Myrell, A A 8 Mitchell, W A McKinzie, Nichol son A McA, G T Nichols, G 8 Nichols. E L Neidlingcr, Orff. W A Co, Oppenhoimer, M A Co, W G Bobinaon, Miss A. Rice, Richardson £ B, Buggies A A, Mrs D BothweU, T Reilly, 8av Gas Co, BandeU A Co, Rogers, D A Co, C D Rogers A Bro, A A Solomons A Co, Henry Suiter, L M Shaffer A Co. D T Scranton. W H Stark A Co. B H Tatem. E H Van Ness, L Vogel, W HWiltber- ger, S S Wylie,'Wilson A B. Consignees per Central Railroffd. October 9, 1868. 601 bales cotton, 91 bales domestics, 35 sacks flour, 61 sacks oats, 20 sacks utfeal, 13. sacks bran, 9 ~ * dried fruit, 13 sacks feed, 5 bbla apples, 12 bids toes, 1 piece hollow ware, 1 box and 1 frunk, oysters, 25 boxes candles, 2 boxes books, and mdse, to EBChipman, Holmes & Co, R Mclntire ft Co, W 8 Sanford, Wilson & D, E Aronistein, J B West * Co, C L Gilbert, W B Adams, J Taplor, A & G B R Agt, Oen R R Agt, J W Lathrop & Co, Purse AT, Brady AM, Ferrill A W, Bates A C. W A McKenzie. A 8 Hartridge, Wilkinson A W, Padelford A C, Tison A G, Sloan, G A Co. FW Sims A Co, E A Wilcox A Co. WH Stark A Co, Wilder A F, H T Minor, jr, L J Guiimartin A Co, P H Behn, BothweU A W. ^ HISTORICAL AND STATISTICAL SKETCH OF THE CITY OF SAVANNAH, WITH ITS RESOURCES AND PROSPECTS. rpUE UNDERSIGNED PROPOSES PUBLISHING, X at an early day, a work embracing: A Historical and Statistical Sketch of Savannah, commencing with its earliest settlement and showing its progress up to the present time ; A description of its Railroad, Ocean, and River con nections, with the advantages of each Railroad and line of Steam and Sail vessels ; / } advantages .y Sail vessels; .. The number and character of its population, Its earliest settlers, old families and prominent men ; Its present and future advantages as regards Com mercial and Manufacturing Facilities, its Beauty, Cleanliness, *nii Health ; • ■ Its Public Buildings, Works, Schools, Park, Monu ments and Squares ; Its City Government, Police and Fire Departments ; Its Educational advantages by means of Public. De nominational. and Private Schools ; A sketch of all Charitable, Historical and Medical and other Societies, Churches, Ac., and of all points of interest in and around Savannah ; A sketch of Fortifications located near the d£y and constructed in Colonial and Revolutionary times and during the late war. In general, to make it a work of interest to the citi zens of Savannah and the public generally; a work which, by showing thw present and prospective ad vantages of the city, will lend to encourage a further development of its resources and conduce to drawing Trade and Travel to it and emigration to this section. As it is my intention to make the work not only in teresting to readers, but serviceable to merchants of the city, business cards will be inserted in iL Besides the great advantages given to advertisers by its circulation among subscribers, copies of the work will be placed in the leading hotels of Georgia and Florida, and also on all the steamers plying to and from this port. The work is being compiled by energetic and com petent gentlemen, who have access to all the old records of the city, and all other sources of informa tion, and I feel confident it will be sought after by all persons interested in ’ Savannah, its growth, advan tages and prospects, and that it will be placed in every library throughout the country. Further information will bo furnished by canvassers, or on application at my’office. . 1 J. H. ESTILL, sept28-tf 111 Bay street. Magazines for October. L ESLIE'S LADY'S MAGAZINE, GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK, PETERSON’S LADY'S MAGAZINE, LE BON TON, ! '• * LE PETIT MESSAGER, THE LADY’S FRIEND, . . DEMORESrS MONTHLY, HARPER’S MONTHLY. . ATLANTIC MONTHLY, % PUTNAM’S MONTHLY, h BALLOU’S MONTHLY, THE LAND WE LOVE, THE GALAXY, THE OLD GUARD, LIPPINOOTT*8 MAGAZINE, > THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE, THE CATHOLIC WORLD, THE NEW ECLECTIC, C THE PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL, EVERY SA.TDBDAY, for September, DeBOW’S REVIEW, for September. FOB SALE AT '- ESTILL’S NEWS DEPOT, BULL STREET, NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE. sep28—2w■ SEALS ANp SE^L EMBOSSING PRESSES. TT'OR THE USE OF COUNTY AND STATE OFFI- J? CERS, NOTARIES PUBLIC. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS, SOCIETIES, CORPORATIONS, LODGES, and others requiring SEALS. SEALS from $5 up- SEALS and PRESSES from $8 to $50. The size and style ’cost from $10 to $14." The MOST ELABORATE DESIGNS ENGRAVED i it the shortest notice. During the past three years OVER THREE' *HtJN- DRED SEALS AND PRESSES have been made for different parties throughout this and the adjoining Statee, and in every instance they have given entire Parties desiring SEALS dsn send a rough sketch of what they want and remit the probable cost 1 If not enough I will send it and collect balance by express on delivery, and if more than sufficient to cover expenses the surplus will be returned. Address orders to WM. ESTILL, JR., Bull street, next to the Post Office, ~ mah.'Ga. WINCHESTER REPEATING RIFLES, FIRING TWO SHOTS A” SECOND As a Repeater, J AND TWENTY SHOTS A MINUTE As a Single Breech-Loader. rflBESE POWERFUL, ACCURATE AND WONDER- A FULLY EFFECTIVE WEAPON8, carrying 18 charge*, which can be fired in nine seconds, are now ready for the market, and are for sale by all tbs re sponsible Gun Dealers throughout tho country. ‘ For full information send for circulars and pamphlets to tho WINCHESTER REPEATING CO,. sep!8—TW3m New Haven, Conn. ~T NEW STORE ! • NEW GOODS1! McDonough & hogan, WILL OFFER ON Monday, September AT THEIR NEW STORE, bkoughtos street, o jv jb door EAST OP WHITAKER, . ONE OF THE MOST SELECT; AND UNQUESTIONABLY TBit CHEAPEST 1*. stock: of out; ooods. EVER OFFERED To the IPeople of Savannali. '-"’Z mHE ENTIRELY NEW AND DESIRABLE SHOCK, suitable only for FALL AND WIN TER TRADE, lia* been p4cCSM^ 1 ^| 0 0 B N C ^il m “ y mM “ CeS * adctian ^ "here tho : g oo<U vere The most assiduous attention baa been brought to-bear upon .selecting the MOST DEstRABtF. GOODS for the various departments, snd, in view of the advantages which are enumerated 'abore;%e feH ctmfldent that our exertions will meet the approbation of all whose duty or interest it i* 4o visits the store and inspect the goods. ' The DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT is completely stocked with a.fall line of LUPECS FRENCH MEItl- N0E8, In all^hadee and colors; LUPIN’S FRENCH EMPRESS and OTTOMANCLOXn? inaU shades and colors. NEW and RICHSTYLES of PRESS GOODS In CHAMELEON, changeable, and other iew and beadtiful colore. IMPERIAL SERGES FOR SUETS, a very desirable article.' , A large assortment of BLACK ALPACCAS. together with a fall.line of the same goods iu.all colors WHITE GOODS of every variety and kind. ^HOSIERY 1 AND GLOVES, a smlemMstock. ' ‘ ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF EMBROIDERIES, bought it auoSriaJ' ' IRISH LINENS. Rithardsoifi and Dunbar’s. <; 7 , TABLE DAMASK. 5 that large quantities and at the t they hav6 ; ^ver Wn afc-itv this city. SEA FOWL GUANO! TOO TOA'S .OF TtllS CELE- EK AXED AND RELliVBEE iUItTli-- IZEIZ are afloaf on ling Gui^Kug Star, and are due here iii a lew 1 days. This' valuable liiannre has proved A WONDERP I L SUCCESS oi? ’ 1 ■ 1 COTTON ’ -’VT\TX>*. C v O niaiiitainihg its reputation through ex treme wet and dry weather, when'even No. 1 Peruvian imdentnbed hv'its side 1 . IT IS ALSO .UNSURPASSED AS A 'Manure for Wheat. FOR SALE BY AVI Llvl NSON & AV n.SU\', an27—6m No. 90 BAT SUtEET, SAVANNAH, '©HOttGIA. Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Stock for Sale. EORGIA. DECATUR COUNTY.—Will be sold on TUESDAY, the Cth qf October next, at the Court- House door in Savaniiab; between the usual hours of bald. FORTY (40)-SHARES OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF. THE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAIL ROAD 'COMPANY, said shades standing on the books of said Company; in the name* of Daniel Bam bo, late tJ Si>!<l%>y yirfne ofpn ond^r from the Hon. Joel John- r - :*• DecatGr C °^° t i>RUKY^vMBO. * ppplO—2awfal Executor of Daniel Rambo. ’ THE MEKCHANTS’ AND PLANTEBS’ IbVNK I11 tlip matter of the application of Hiram Roberts. * a&fgnbe of the *’ Merohants’ foul Pianfixs! Bink. ' for^Jyice and direction, in the discharge of his tru£L and for - further reliefl ‘ * 1 ' • f i 'i ’ - U. O N READH^G the foregoing _ on inotipn of i La>r, Lovell and In Equity in the Superior Court of Chatham County. it is ordered, solici- holcting claims §Ujgitt^!$i tod?. EDaAnL. GUZBftJBD. Edwjled L. Holcombe. GUEftAllD & HOLCOMBE, Cotton Factors AND COMMISSION ftlERCIIANTS ! J,/ . NO. 5, STODDARD’S LOWER RANGE, Bay Street 9 Savannah, Ga. ■Liberal Advances mn^a on Consignments, octl-tf. . J l t \ B. P. SPENCER, J. BERRIEN OLIVER; formerly of Columbus, Ga. Late of Tallahassee, Fla: SPENCER & OLIVER, COTTON FACTORS, Commission Merchants, and General Pur- chasing and Forwarding Agents, ■ No. 18a BAY STREET, HODGSON'S BLOCK, SA VANNAH, GAl /CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON; TOBACCO, RICE, Ij WOOL, HIDES, etc., solicited, upon which liberal advances will be made when required. 4®- P. O. BOX 182. sepp8—lawlm* 8. PAGE EDMAND3. JOHN H. GARDNER. EDMANDS, GARDNER & CO., GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS ■ • ‘ i .i'i i ■ ■ -v Savannah, Ga. ■i • . •• L iberal advances made on consignments to our friends in New York, Boston and Liverpool. Messrs. Dabney, Morgan k Co., New York; Jarvis Slade, Esq., New York; Hon.-J. Wiley ’Edmunds, Bos ton; Savannah National Bank, Merchants’ National Bank, Savannah; Lathrop A Spivey, Bankers, Sa vannah. sep2S—tf Sumner Cavd nr. ~TTT. ■ i!T JV. : M c aN i: ta r r Y; . • geNeeAl , IJVS.UKA^C’K AGMT. • Z. ■ OFFICE :: ;; 89 Ray Street. I WOULD INFORM THE BUSINESS PUBLIC AN©. citizeus geuuraUy that I am. urn- ffruh^red to EF FECT INSURANCE ON ALL CLASSES OF RISKS IN A1 COSlPANn'S, cmupririiir LIFE, FIRE, MARINE, RIVER ana; ACCIDENT., Insurance at as low rates as. any otln-r. lirst-rla^s, Agencies.* ticVn—-trri 1 V. A. O’liVBNE. I>. P. HOLI.A-ND. 0’BVRNE & HOLLAND, .no'. . .A r :l 1r rOIJI\ T HOA'IS ■ iii/ teu. ~ ,i ■ V l t CO TINSEL L() ffS AT LAW. mHE UNDEESIGNEiS HAVE FORMED A PART- A NEHSHlPfukthe PR-AL-tTCK OF LAW, IN ALL ITS BRANLJfclES. They will attend to cases in ^he United Statee Cpurts in Florida. . j$3f* Office id'the second storyof Sorrrl’ft' Irn ild I n ", corner of Rull street and lane, ovv-HIvoa’ Clothing Store. I». A- O BYKNE. oc2rH2w,,; „ ,, ,- D. f. HOl^LAND. ; L. Guk. Geo. C. Peabck. Alta;n G. Bass. GUE, PEARCE & Co., Cotton and Provision MERCHANTS, NO. 79 BAY STREET. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. [octl-lm] ; ., LYON BROS., 11 COMMISSION MERCHANTS 75 Smith’s Wharf, ■ ! ' . * i i»•t ■: r i • t Baltimore, Aid. P. S. WILLIAMS & <X)., 1 COMMISSION MERCHANTS Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. C ONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON, WOOL. RICE, LUMBER, Ac., solicited from FACTORS and DEALERS, to the address of Messrs. LYON BROS., Baltimore, uppn which liberal advances will be made by us. WiU advance on COTTON for immediate sale or to be held, either in BALTIMORE, NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL. Rato of interest and charges liberal. oc3—lm THOS. PETERS. . M’CONNICO. B. II. HENLEY. Hr H. HENLEY & co:; L 0TT05F —AND—— General' Chinan MefclfeiitSsj , GAVAIVNAH, ti .„ Office corner Bay and Lincoln streets, up stairs, over W, H. Stark & Co’s. sepl0-3m E. W. DRUMMOND, ’ ’ Gf C. frRUMMCfit), Of the late firm of L. J. Guiimartin & Co. E. W. DRUMMOIVD, &. BRO., GENERAL SHIPPING Commission Merchants, 154 iS-AY^TTtlil-HrX'; '( SAVANNAH, GEORGIA'. WM. J.'LAWTON, B. A HABT, 3. Q. GARNETT. , HAST t CO., FAOTOK8 —AND— Commission Merchants, : HAHBW’ BL-OCKjt SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. -APB*? ^rSefS’ machineri WASTE, MOSS, &c., &c. Seymour and Blair Badges. I HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY (fifteen varieties) of the shore. Wholes badgs mailed to any address an ivo badges* - 25cents; five! i for $1. 8and.inyoqr ESTILL’S NEWS DEPOT,' - Bull street, next to Poet OlGa. Iron Ties! Iron Ties! PHE undersigned are prepared to meet orders for L BEARD’S SELF-ADJUSTING BUCKLE TIE. Also, for Beard’s Patent Lock Tie. Factors sup. plied at liberal rates. sep3-tf BRIGHAM, HOLST * CO. River side, between Whitaker and Barnard Jyl4—ly ( li. Gr. iiTJWEJ < *! Wholesale Liquor Dealer, Agent 1 for Bininger, sulO—ly f yrgT 3ff>E MARKET SQUARE, ISAAC EHRLICH, { WHOLESALE TOBACCONIST AND COM MISSION MERCHANT, Bpperi Bteckf fSaTauaali, TT AS NOW ON HAND TOBACOO DIRECT FROM XL the factories of North Carolina and Virgteii} He AnTfMuWaoldpatHiiiatoaiamine.hie stock, which he ia able to sell lower than any other house in too city. Also, » supply of BACON, FLOUR, Ac., constantly on GOODMAN & MYERS, ■* ' lifi/rtii' Tobacco Commission Merchants,; ■■■■■• ♦ . ■; ,1 ii;t A be now receiving at>their new stand. a largu assorted JiU*ck,oi viKGiiviA Tobaccos.;; SIR- Are also paying too HIGHEST SIARKET PRI CKS for HIDES, WAX, lea . IN.o, 18<; Bay feii-ect. JONES’ BLOCK, 1 acp2-2-lm ; .Savannah. Georgia^ tor for the petitioner^ that all _ •asainst outlie bills of The Merchants’ and Rank do present the same to the said Hiram Roberts, assignee;oLjiud Bank,«Kithin 6 months from the date, of the publication, of thi^ order, or be forever debarred from any participationm or dividends oC or claims to' ■ the assets of saicTRani in the hand of said Hiram Bob- erts , assignee, to be’distributed. And it ia. further ; ordered, th^t tins order be pub- ' iislied once.a we<Jc.for three mouths in one public ga- jrt-ite iii tlie city of S:\vaiihab, one in Atlanta, 'one in Montgomery, one in Cincinnati, and one in New York. • . . ■ ; itnd it is further ordered, that this petition be held open for lurther or<lcr and relief. , , At Cliambcrs, SeptelnbeV 1st, ISCSi i, ! • ' • W. B. FLEMING, . t: Jmlge Eastern District of Georgia. Fik-ASeptember 2d. i.SiW. George Washington Wilson, \ Diiphtj* Clerk Stipi-rior Court Chatham County. Statrof Georgia, ^ ..Ciiat^jaui county, i I. Geohje W. Wilson. Deputy Clerk of thd Snperior Court of’the County and Stite aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing" instrument of writing con- ‘ uius a true and laitiifiil *x>py of the original order in ' -aiil cane aa appears ou.file and of record in this of fice. 1 in tf^thUony whereof I liave hereunto set my offi- cuirsignaturv ucd seal of office,*at Savannah, this 2d day. ot s September. . A. D. eighteen hundred sixty eiglit. gkOkge Washington wrc^p!i^ . D-’pu^y Clerk Superior Court Chatham County. .r?cpl-law.;m LIVER, !,£» I • . . . . • ••• and DEAI.ER IN Sashes,. Blinds Doors, .. Painter’s anil ;(• laaier’a; To#>1h,, ariTcwi ■■ , OF ALL COLORS .AND SHADES.' HOUSE AN® SIGN PAINTING, GIjAZ- !■ :• < ING,Saoif i.l • • No. 6 WhRdk4r St., Oorurr of liny Lane. Jy3—ly J ; ' CHRIS. MORPHY.. . CIIA-S. CLARK. Murphy Clark, HoliSc, Sign, f*.f»i5»' 'aiiil Sfeam- Ijoat Paijittrs. Gilding, Graining, Marbling, Glazing, amt IJa^crdlaiigiiigs, VTrE ARE PKHPAHED TO .SELL,» AT WHOLE- •yV .sale and.r«-tail. Paints, Oil VJ Glaj6.% Puttyv^ud Varnishes, faints, r.ru&Ues of evefy descriji- tion, -Machinery and Harness Oil, Axle Gre&se, ttiJ 72 Bryan St., Ui twi rn Bull a u,d Drayton, ' xuhl4—ly, „ , S.WyNliAH. dA. 1 ' i >1 r i^rs4 r r:i«.^' i" ' i>ii. sneki> \i;: ‘. H AS RETURNED TO THE CITY AND RESUMED PRACTICE at HIS OFFICE. II* CONGRESS STREET, opposite Johutitm square; where he will be pleased;to eoe hie frienffn aml.paU'QUH. , oc5—l\v Dr. Ed\v^D ■ W. KEngle; '■ DENTIST^ i No. 106 Brj’au Street, i BETWEEN WHITAKER AND BARNARD STS., iel2-ly' " ■&***£M**- 1/ -rt—. - ’TV r.::—fatrn—I THE BANK OF COiBIEKCE. In the matter ot the apjdication of I in equity in the .John C. Ferrill, assignee of the | Sujierior Court Fanl: oT Comrn. ivo, lor ailvice f of Chatham ahd direction in the discharge of | County, May Itia trust, and for further relief. | Tcrm. lSCS. I VN. UEApING THE FOREGOING PETITION IT • * * is or»ler<*d, on inotion of ITiomasE. Lloyd, Soli citor for the jm trtiohor, that all persons holding claims against »>r the bills of the Bank of Commerce do pre- seut the same to the said .Jolm C. FerriS, assignee of sai«l Bank, within six months from the date of the publication of this order, or be forever debarred from j any participation in or dividend of or claim to the a3- set.+of’sajd Rank in the hands of the said John C. FoTrilk assignee, to be distributed. And it ia further ordered that this order be publish ed oiice a week for three months in one public gazette- . in the city Of Savannah, one in Atlanta, one in Mont gomery, one jj) Cincinnati, and one jn Nevf York. And it i.< l'urther.ordej-fd that this petition beheld open lor further order and relief. W. B. FLEMING, j Jiiiy&th, 18CB.a Judge Eastern District Georgia.' S TATE OF oMkGIA. CRATHAM COT3NTY.—t William II. Rullock. Clerk of the Superior Court fil naid county.-do Iierehy certify that tin? writing on the foregoing three pages is a true and correct copy of Die. petition «•» John tA.FerrilL assignee, and order tliyrcqu passed July !*, IS*IS. Given nmler niv official Signature and seal of office at Savannah thi$ 6iuth <lay of July, A: D. one thou sand eight hundred and sixty-eight. WM- H. BULLOCH, fL. s.] • jy13-ta\v3ux Clerk Superior Court Chatham Co. S TATE OF GEORGIA—IN SUPERIOR COURT, Chatham, County. In Equity. In the matter of the application" of Anthony ‘Porter and AVallace Camming, assignee Ia the liinikoi the State of Georgia, for assist ance and duvetio)! iu the execution of their trust and fur a discharge,. • Upon ri'tdiug the’petition of the Paul Anthony Por ter and Wallace Cuiuiuing. assignees as aforesaid, it is ordered, bn motion of Ja«:!;son, I^awton &z Basinger, H«>li.utori for the petitioners,, that the said assigneea do proceed at the, expiration of six months from the’ dab* off he tirrt publiciilioh of this order, as herein- alt^f proviiliyp to p;iy out and diAtrib^ite the assets and money in their hands under the said aalignment, after il.^dnctiijg all.exp4 iis«*s.wi tfie , said assignment, to the creditors of th<- said The Caul: of the State of Georgia \vh6 iihall by’tiirtt tiffie Have x»resented their claims to the'said as.*tpt pr > rata, acceding to their legal priorities,; and that they .-drill thencelorth be relieved from all obligation to creditors who shall not have _pr*rented their i-laims within the time aforesaid, and ho at li licit}' to .apply for a final discharge upon the .saidfruKt. J Atad it is ftirihor ordered that a copy of this order be Ipnlvlisht-^l om-e a Week fur three montiis-iu one public gazette iu each of the cities <>1 Savannah, Augusta, At lanta, ?j*?utgtiincfy,.3xjuisville and New York. W. B- F LEMING, * ! Judge E;u-terii Difetrict of Georgia. -Jfflyl3tb, Jsfis. on the north by lauds of Mari B., tolerable weR improved, wito baiU acres under fence, good planting land. toe property of toe usUde’ of Samuel fl ceased, to satisfy a tax execution and toe coats issued S^ f A e ^2d BCODrt “ d to «*« *«r* ootl-lawlm JAMES ZTTTROUR, 8.E.F. EFFINGHAM SHERIFF’S SALE. ■\T7TLL BE SOLD ON too first TUESDAY ill No vi vember next, between'toe usual houre of ^ in front of the Court House door in Springfield, a tract of! land bounded by the Nathaniel Zettler and bv Iszm and toe estate of F. Buckley; levied on as the propretv of William B. Malett, under a foreclosure of a monsLi in-favor of Elizabeth Jones, ^ JAMES ZETTE OCR, octl-lawlm 8. e. a EFETNGHAil COUNTY SHKEUT’S SALE. YiaLL BE SOLD ON THE FIRST' TUESDAY IK l" NOVEMBER NEXT, between the usaal honra of sale, ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing sixty acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Georgians Bant and of Foy and Brewer. 8old as toe property of J. J. Black, snd levied on to satisfy a tax execution. JAMES ZITTBOUEB, oc8—lawtwTh Sheriff Effingham County. LEGAL NOTICE. AVOTiCE IS HEREBZ GIVEN THAT APPLICA- J. v HON has been made to toe Court of Ordinarv of Chatham County for an order to be granted at toe De cember term. 1.468, thereof, authorizing toe sale of to toe REST. ESTATE belonging to the estate of PAT RICK SMITH, deceased, for the benefit of .the hein and creditors. JAMES SMITH, C. T. A. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE. mfO MONTHS AFTER DATE, APPLICATION I will be made to the Court of Ordinary of Liberty county for laawe ta-nsH all the landa of the. estate of George E. toewer, late of said county, deceased. ’ sep3-aiaw^jrf * 1)1 I. .’I • W. F. MAT, J. i .11. . .. ,» . , i * i . i *,, •£ i I •,, . (SUCCESSOR TO. W- IL 1UJT,). , Wliolesale and Ketail Dcalcr ln Saddlery, Harness, &e., JJA8 JUST RECEtYED A NEW’STOCK OF ’ PAX and ED^ILOCIC, (tanned) ‘ SOLE LEATilEE, ; (^LFfUi.lLi^tNVi'SKrxs,; and s'general' assortment of ■8HOK.ITOOIJ9.. ErawB 1 ’—♦ ■—:rt- ? ■•niit .j ;■ ■ 7t mL.mw4.,3x„ - s® >V IH I>,E.-Vl. I5 B I I I.l .iJcu.i-.lu ;i l ,1/ • Iif BOOK^ELLFRp Bnli Street, Nesit to ill el’ost Qliicp, '•■■■i .ill i-y ‘ (DOTVN’^tAIRS.i ’ lj -••*’ | DCS ' S^ivyriTlTlAJl, GfiApidl F. W.'tjlOBNWELL, ; - i ppjun IN HARpAVAtffe, ’ iDUTLERY, AGlficUtTU- RALtlMPLEMENTS,: AXES, HOES, 1 NAILS, TRACES, Ac. h i Beptl-6m Tf»T- MAl/l^rCK . . . , i 1 r . •. ;: ii, 1 - ai COOPER, AND AGENT OP THE SUB MARINE DIVING 'AND WREEK-. I-: , - ,ING COMPANY. O FFICE UNDER THE B6UFF fc FOQT^ of; DRAt- TON street. All ordersHfor the Submarine Div ing and Wrecking Company can be left with him, and wiU bo promptly attended to. oc23-tf Stai'of.nfargin, ffodhttm County : I, .William II. IhJJocli, Clerk oi the Superior Court /if the Couiity.auJ State al'on.-^u<l, do hereby certify ithatthfc’ wVilihg on th-> albregoing page, concluded on this page, is :i true and correct copy of the order of the • prbiidijig'Judge of the. Superior Court, as above set forth, in tins above entitled case. Clivtii under my official signature and seal of office atHavuniinh. this fifteenth day of July, A.*D. One thou- ; ilui eight hundred and sixty-eight. WM. H. BULLOCH, Clerk Superior Coiirt of Chatham County. jy20-r-law3in ' 4 . IN EQUITY—IN RICHMOND SUPERIOR COURT. AT CHAMBERS, AUGUST 27, I N tho matter of the application-of John ■ Chitrips A. Rowland, assignees i»f the Union lbr advice and dir* »:tiou in tho discharge of their trust j and f« »r a discharge therefrom, On reading the foregoing j>etition (for direction and discharge from their trust), it ia, on motion pf Frank If. Milkr, solicitor for tho pi titionera, ordt-red that all ]^artii-s lioldiug claims against or the bilis of said Union Batik,lately doing bnsiriew in the county of Richmond and Slab- of Georgia, do present the same to the said John Craig aud Charles A. Rowland, as signees of said Batik, within six months from the date ql'.the publication of this order, or be forever debarred from any participation in the assets in the bands of said assignees to be distributed: and that at the expi ration of s:iht six months the said assignees shall dis tribute. and pay over the assets. in their hands as as* signers, alter deducting commissions and expenses to the creditors, ’who shall then ’have filed their claims pro rata, according to their legal priorities-; and upon their making surli distribution and payments,. the said assignees shall be iprever tUscliarged from all re- sp<?n.-i h ili Ly for said ti n t. And ft is further ordered, that this ordci* be pub lished once a week for three months in one public ga zette in 4ke cities of. Savaunah, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Cincinnati aud Awgusta. . . WM. GIBSON, Judge Snperior Court Middle District. Rtate orVGror.c.iA. 1 % RiiTiiuond county: ) * T. Ellery M. Bray ton. Clerk of the Snperior Courtof Richmond county, do hereby certify that the above amkfqregpipg i*» a true and correct copy of the order of the Judge of the Superior Court, dated August 27, i3CS, aud ‘entered on the minutes of the Court, - fWio 664. • i Witness my hand and the seal,of said Court, An- • gust ig>th, E. M. Bbavton, ,. , Clerk. ’ • .TOTIN'CRAIG. V A ‘ : ‘ CHAto At ROWLAND,) -Vsagniteii. Broad street, Augusta, Ga., ., ‘.. I. CII^TITAM SHERIFFS BALE. "ITNUEG :ni.l by virtue of a fi. fa. founded' lip on ' \_v forecR.- tfre or mortgage, issned but of the Hon ors 1 do the'Superior Court of Chatham county, in favor : of William WttjJim*, Trustee,.vs. Lorenzo .B. Morse, I hayolovicd,,npup all tliit LOT OF LAND, situate in. Middle Ogle f: for pe Ward. In the city of Savannah,; having a front on West Broad street of sixty-one feet and a lieptli u estwardly of two hundred and twenty-. biiundi.ii «»n the north by lands formerly} bclyn^in^ to, Daniel K. Rolle, on the east by West Groiul street, south by otlicr ,fc portloiis of said lot, and west by a church lot. and will sell the same before the Court-House door du the,city of .Savannah, county of; ChaRiftiu and State of Georgia, on the first Tuesday in November next, lietween the legkl hours of 6ale. Pro perty' ixiintod out in said mortgage fi. fa. » Tenuw caali, purchaser paying for titles and stamps. ‘ • • • : ' ' JAMES DOONER. . sep2.Wlawl\v Sheriff, Chatham County. • ciLvTH.ljt, SHERIFF'S SALE. U NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A FL FA. ISSUED out or too Honorable tuc Superior Court of Chat ham county, in l'avor of narry Ilaym vs. Harriet M. R. Moutuioliin. administratrix of John S. MontmolUn, ilttohmi I *have levied upon the NORTHERN TWO- THIRDS OF LOT NUMBER SIX, Tyreonnell Tvthiuu, Derby Ward, situate to, tho city of Savannah. Chatham county, and will soil the satoe before toe Cimrt llrm.-e door iu toe city of Savannah, county of Oltatlwnti anil State or Oi.irtoa, oil the FIRST TUES- W-VY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, between toe legal hours of sale. IToucrty pointed out by plaintiff’s attorney. Terms caste purchaser paying for titles and stamps. ' • ' • JAMES DOONER, ocfl—lawlniT • > • Sheriff Chatham County. „ C^TUAM SHERIFFS SALE. hJ TNDEK mid by virtue of ft. fa. issned out of toe |J Honorable the Superior Court of Chatham coun ty in'favor ofH. Sf. R.Monttoollin, Adm’t., vs. Robt B. Walker afitl’Jno. Mi’Oooper, Ex’rs^IRave levied »u wtst tenemimt, Lot No. 8. Boletlua Tytoing, Hrejto- coto Ward, in tho city of Savannah, county of Chat ham, State of Georgia, with all impiMvemenUtoereote and will eeU before the Coart Rouse door, in toe city of Ravtomah; between the legal S’® .Miove specified property on toe find Tuesday in No- Property pointfd 9ut by ■ terms cash. imrdfoiteraiuiytoo^Mttag^Pfo ' oetfi-lawim ' ’ «■•’ • Sheriff,C. C. ■G. • -‘LEGAD-JIOTIOB. ’ ' * t r PURCONS ilvviNg claims against 'I'll k 1 ^tatoornouiasir. ‘Harris, deceased, will pre- theto; ■lufy 'attesled wRhm toe time prescribed by law, and-all indebted -to smd e^vtolmg* pay- mentto OI JAMES UEVLIN. .. sci>’-.J-i-lawf,w* : Aminutoatof. S XJXE AF. t G»)BftIA., CTATftA?# COUNTY.-To all whom it may concern : Whereas, Ann McSorley will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters of administration on the estate of LantyMcSpriey.-af aatfscpunty dec***d : These are therefore to cite and admonish all whom it may concern to be and appear before said Court ft make objection, (tf any they have), on or before tha drat Monday iff November pext otherwise said let- ten* YfiU be granted. Witness my official signature, this 21at day of Sep tember, 1868. HENRY S. WETMOKE. Bep22-lawlm . Ordinary. S tate of Georgia, Chatham county—to all wbbm it may concern: Whereafl, Fritz Meincks will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Administrator on the estate of Rose Graham, of said county, deceased. These are, therefore, to cSS and admonish all whom ituiby concern, to be and appear befere said Court to inake objection, if any they have, on or before the first Monday in February ncxt, otherwise said letters will ! Witness my official signature this 4th day of August, 1868. • r D. A. O’BYRXE, au5-lamCiu <, . , Q- c. c. S TATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To- all whom it may concern: Whereas. John 0. : Ferrill will apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismisaory as Administrator on tho estate of Charles A. Henderson, late of said conn- These m^thfrefoiH to rite and admonish all whom it paay concern, to be apd appear before said Court, to make objection, if any they have, on or before the first Monday in December next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness my official signature this first day of June, 1868. D. A. O’BYBNE, je5-lam6m* ; Ordinary Chatham County. QTATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To O all whom it may concern: Whereas, Elijah F. Henderson will apply at the Court of Ordiwty for Letters Dismiseory m Adminis trator on the estate of S\ji Henderson, of said coun ty, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and,admonish all whom be granted. Witness my official signature, this 15th day of Kay, 1868. 1 D. A. O’BYRNE, maylfi-lamfim* : - o. a c. riTATE OF GEbRGLA. CHATHAM COUNTY— O To all whom it may concern: Whereas, Charles W. W. Bruen will apply at tos Court of- Ordinary for letters dismissory as executor on the estate of John B. Moore, of said county, de ceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all whom, it may concern, to be arid appear before said Court ft '* have, on or before tha first Jherwise said letters will be this Qth day of July; D. Aa O’BYBNE, o. c; C. make 1868. jy7-lam6m OTATE 4)F GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To O • all whom.it may concern: Whereas, Aaron' H. Champion will ^>ply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory on the es tate of William H. Davis, deceased: These are therefore to cite and admonish all whoa it may concern, to be and appear before said Court to make bbrectifon, if any they have, on or before the first MondUy^in December next, otherwise said letters will bfficial signature, this 21st day of lb? 186& - i: D. A. O’BYBNE, Tnay2frUm6m . Ordinyy Chatham Coonty- S TATE OF GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—T® all whom it may concern: Whereas, Virginia N. Fulton will of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory ae on the estate of Gasper J. Fulton, of These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whaza it may concern, to be and appear before said Cotrrt to make objection, if any they have, on or before the fir Monday in February next, otherwise said letters will He granted. . ^^Titness my official signature thto 16toda^of/afr» - ‘ jyi7-lam6m < Ordinary Chatham County. gTATE OF - OEOBOtA. CHATHAM COUNTY—R> all whom it may concern: Hayes, of said cdunty, deceased: are therefore-to cite aad admonish all whoa it may concern to be aad appear before said Court to make objection, if any they have, on or before the first Monday in November next, otherwise said letter* will be, granted-1 Witness my official signature tins 17th day of Sep- anber, 1868. : !•. . HENRY S. WETMOBE, Ordteary. COUNTY.—£ sep,19—lawlm S TATE OF , all whom ft wiU apply at the Con* tpmrj ]w. 4d«r™*rtf <nf on toe eaiMs of D. P. Hsrringteu, of ssld county, dv —J if first Monday in Fobruary next, otherwise said letter* will be granted. . , it may c Tate ‘of' Georgia, liberty county.—* C5 ail whom it may convem: ; Whereas. John G--Martin and.J.S.1 county'deceased: 1 Theseare therefore to cite snd i it may concern, to be and appear, before said Court w make objection, if any they have, on or before the ore Monday iu April next, offierwiae said letters wffl W letters dismissory* 3 Eli McFail, of of sip City of Savannah Bonds STOIeE^V. mHE FOLLOWING BONDS OF THE CITY OF Sh 1 YANNAH Were STOLEN from toe State Bn*® of 1865 during the p****® 01 NOTICE. .Syi* made to Honorable the Court of Ordinary of Mdut.nU county for leave to sell tbejreal relate be- , fonging to tbe estate of Samuel and Chanty IMzar, for too benefit Of tile licirft and creditota of said eg- tat e. HENRY W. HOWARD, Adm’r. • Darien, September 7,1868. /Sixty D AYS after DATE APPLICATION WILL the COUPONS, which when stolen were ^ SsiY_,.,i. o, 111,. Honorable toe court of Ordinary as far back as the last one for I86&- stopped at the City Treasury, all persons warned not to purchase or trade for toe same,» | have been stolen, as above stated, from - No*. 370, 381, 383, 383 and 384, each, payable at the City i ‘■di ‘ , t Nos. 108, m, 115 nod ill. cm- Four bonds, issued tor sniMcnpaoB w uto sv—.—i erii Katlrani Company 1st Jam, 1851, aadi Treasury, and signedasahov*. Also. No. 131, - > 1,1st' December, 185 ^’ eI p ‘jS?»* i Payment of toe above*'TEN BONDS, together^ te COUPONS, which when stolen were aeplB—la^lw CHARLES ffffSiaOR S.C.