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?SP*8f $*•* prick okthkmomi*® raws, xbe price vrJaStqP^y ™ e »*»» wpre, in the city, ie EETV CENTS, and no «^flr is authorized to demand more. *‘3S*W 0 ar counter at the same price. -: ...-.:• Index to New AdrertiKatnu. '■ <n, e steamship Huntsville sails for New York next Saturday. - , Gene ral Insurance Agency of Floor for sale fry A. totSsiSg and window shaded at rfljesteamshi] [> San Jacinto^ for n eit Saturday. .. Removal of Mrs. Strauss millinery and fancy goods store to 161 -Congress strec' gents’ furnishing goWirat Pepperii Bacon/mac (.Gaines- . The steams pbift next baturday. _ White woman wanted as cook. ar^nflfp. ] lalhurrow. TheatreShadearo^penedhy Julius Koox. jtiHS A Cue of Domestic Infelicity! “FORCE SyAj®j|*&4SP IBuns!'intern/ -with . with >i yptrngf jgiifc i jrtiow fiftnily teabons have long resided here. In Ji certain facts brought to the knowle .'t'^SLSlfLTS’S^ 1 > daughter was not of a chin either by moral or civil daw. Assuring him- self that such was ftbe lease, > dr none mgbt called on the lover, presented the cold, i Ugly looking barrel of a reyolver at hiarhead, and give him choice, either of making allrepara- . the former, and the two'started off, andj.ro- enred a license, at ten o’clock at riiglit; a ~ \en sent for, and Justice of a the girl ? ’. „ — 1 Sentimental people claim that imarriages - ^e, and studying over the matter fora long limwita. Wwm gm>-lml.wivdfnrfrtwf-thiH enwr time,- thai>he-came 4rom Columbus, and that- Blankets at Brick stem&««nfeiBt JuMhwtc Chatham Sheriff’s sale. Double entry book-keeping and current' cal culations by Stephen E Pelot Bacon for'sale by A; Minis. ' Citation- notice of the Ordinary of Chatham county. . a i r« *• >•--1 <•->■ Teas for sale by A. Minis. jh Marshal’s sale of lots. Meeting of Clinton Lodge, No. 54, F, A M.^ this evening. Auction sale of provisions, etc., this morfiihg by Blun & Meyer. Meeting of the Savannah Fort Society this evening. Election notice bytheOrdinaiynf Chatham Meeting of the 'VVorkingmsn^^fnt^l Loan Association on Tuesday evening next ever arranged there. If so,- the Heavens were unprop2g$p& tfd upon the wedded pair. They went to a boarding house, but did.not remain many days ere the husband concluded that he would rather live at anojthor house, in the western part, of the city. They moved accordingly^' and 1 after they had been- at the second establishment two days, the husband (went off; left: the city and liis Wife; do retum to the latter no more. Two days* after he went’ away, the wife gave birth.to p child. ! Weeks passed away, and after some con siderable time had elapsed the man returned, e went to board with a married conple in AcCffiEXT TO iSivmkiH MKECHiOTntiN^g Yowl—We learn that Mr. Marmaduke Ham ilton, of the firm of J. F. & M. Hamilton of this city, met with a serious and well-nigh fatal accident in New York city, about a week ago. He was crossing the East river 5b one of the Fulton Ferry boats, and os the steamer neared the dock, he pushed forward among the crowd which waited in readiness to spring to land. When the boat was still some feet from the dock, persons on board commenced, to jump off, and Mr. Hamilton tried., to do the same; but, instead of reaching tMv plat form ou the wharf he fell short. As he was falling the boat came up and caught and jammed him np against the timbers of the dock. He threw up one of his arms, and as he did so, the hook used for holding the boat. in place was being pulled up, and at caught ' on his side tearing a large piece of flesh loose, just below the arm. It happened very fortunately for Mr. Ham ilton that scarcely any time elapsed after he fell before it was known by the Pilot, and the Engineer signalled to back; and he was re lieved- from his painfol a position. . Had. the wheels revolved forward once more he wonld assuredly have been crashed to death. Mr. Hamilton was carried to a hotel close by and a surgeon called to his assistance. The wound in his side, made by the hook, had to be sewed up, and he suffered greatly from in ternal injuries. When last heard from he was improving as fast as could be 'expected. Cotot or Ordinary—An Alleged Gase or Lunacy.— A session of thejCourt of Ordinary was held ou Saturday morning, for the Ordi nary,' Henry S.' Wetmore, Esq.’, tC Liar ifin- taatimony relative to the alleged lunacy of J. C. Hibbard. The latter was before the Police Court on Tuesday, for being intoxicated, was fined, and being unable to pay the fine, was committed to the Police Barracks. The some day a petition was filed with the Ordinary, alleging him to be a lnnatic, and asking that he be sent to some place where he could be kept in confinement. When the case came up it was promptly dismissed, there being no evidence of lunacy. The principal witness said he thought Hibbard was crazy because be would not comb- liis hair. The. accused questioned the witnesses very sharply, and eshibited a degree of sanity which perfectly satisfied the Court. m Heavy Gale.—On Saturday night a heavy gale of wind sprung np, and the atmosphere, which, during the day had beon quite warm, changed and became considerably on the cold order. The wind whistled and rattled through the city, slammed window shutters and doors, made signs creak, and moaned dismally in chimneys. It was on a regular frolic, and attempted to weigh her anchor and come up to the city, but the gale was too heavy for her to do so. Yesterday morning it was still blowing so hard that- it woS with difficulty that a pilot was put on board of her. The Ay-poaching Election.—We -learn that the Ordinary, Mr. Wetmore, who is charged wth providing ways and means for. the Presi dential election to he held in this county, rill have the polls so arranged as to keep city md county voters separate, and also to keep the different‘races apart,' no as to avoid all chance of any difficulty occurring at the polls. ■There will be different so that all ma; crowding and commendable act, artS we iiope it may prove successful in its object^—to secure peace’ and ?uiet at the election. :: ; T.. -i-rip- The polls will opien at six o'clock in' the morning, and will be closed at six o’clock in the evening. Petit Labcenx.—Clara Lawrence, a negro woman, committed to jail some time ago lor larceny, served her term out, and when about ■o leave, stole and carried .away with her a quantity of tinware belonging to the jail ohe wa8 rearrested and brought befbfre Jus- “*P- M. Bussell, St, on Saturday, andgave Honda to appear before the City Court for trial. —Petitions for a final discharge 1 -A** Bn 'feafarday by >ns; * ^8 following ^taanah, (ihv "•Idwin, Irvin *®d Lncius G. ^,... There wiHbe-o' vi ~ come ui Yffnovcr, wson. number of meht. 1 States District Court meets. Thejt op Potatoes.—Moses Simmons, an" “■dividual of sooty color, had sunk to such! ulow depth of moral turpitude, that on Satnr- % night he endeavored to possess and carry; a peck of potatoes xft>in Caesar Norman,’ ™ile the said Caesar’s optics were turned in riuther direction. In this base- design! ho Montgomery, County Superior Court.— “dge Schley commences his jndicial, labors ? «saswsaai2s2 w i's;ss! Mai: *»for Coirt m since his appointment. Hsavx Sale dp Mo'lasses.—Mesars. BeU 4 Hall sold at auction on Saturday forty hoga- 1 of Muscovado molasses, at thirty-ftve Mate per gallon. This is the largest side of jjriMees that has been made in'Savannah Baghjtbates* Coubss.—No business of pub- c interest was transacted by any of “ g^hstes on Saturday. The city f ^Ifom ’^ teri Courts tJl i /ui iecoiqe fe^twas found lying sjck under the on Saturday, and sent to this city, and made himself very sociable and pleasant To .tire wife he was especially. B ble. Her husband was engaged in iss, and was away a good part of the JlgofiBfi jyip) sire to vmu her mother, who resides some miles np the river, and the husband famish ed the means and fitted her out for the trip. A few days after she went away "he received a letter from her stating- that she would not come back to him any more.. The gay Lo thario also disappeared,and the suspicion that the two had gone off together proyed to be C °For a&feake it tHoinjuJfed SSto, daughter and hnsband we have suppressed the names pf all the parties concerned. They have wisely refrained from wreaking vengeance upon the ^destroyer:' of. happiness 5by < such measures - as the passions of man suggest, knowihg‘that the hand of justice will one pay surely -Teach him, wlthouk'any- criine being, committed upon their part Fike and how forms T « ri Scarcely a hi its owner makes stmetion by fire. Matsine Insubance.—Insurance part .of every man's business, onse is built in these days; but provision against its de- ^ ... Goods are insured before being} shipped, and the vessels that > “plough the mighty deep” ace likewise secured, so that in case of loss those' to whom they be ing do, not sufter thereby. Insurance dates back into ancient times, id - the system has,’ during the course -of years been perfected, and now, works beauti fully in all its arrangements. People have confidence in, and will not do without it. The feeling with which it is regarded was very, i aptly illustrated by the old story of the Irish guest at a New York hotel, whom the waiter. was leading up to a room near the root Af ter ascending flight after flight of steps, he became alarmed, and inquired of the atten- lead on to the moon .'f .the concern goes that high.” While Insurance does not altogether pro vide against the occurrence of fires, as Pat’s idea of it would suggest, it lias done much even in that way, for it is certainly to the in terest of the companies to have as few of them as possible; and to this end they have always been forward in perfecting the fire- departments of cities, and in aiding in the introduction ,of steam engines for the extin guishment' of ^conflagrations. So that they have worked great good-jirpvery way. Mr. A. McNulty, a well' known, energetic , and courteous business man of-qur city has succeeded to the Five'ahd Marine Insurance business,, so long and successfully carried on by Aaron Wilbur, Esq. The companies that he represents stand A No. 1, and all losses in curred are sure to be paid promptly. He is prepared to take cotton, merchandise; marine, river and building risks, at as low fates as can be obtained elsewhere. The attention of those interested is particularly invited to the item of marine insurance. His office is at No. 89 Bay street, between Abercom and Sffi’tsas^sasMSL'Sas: Stab Engagement of Fadladeen.—We un derstand that Eadladeeri, the Prince of Crit ics, has effected a star ..engagement with the BepidSican to criticise the local columns of the Mobning News. -The old fellow is cap tions, carping and critical as in days of: yore, and.those who have read “Lalla Bookh,” and who peruse the ’Publican’s local, will recognize the ancient Dogberry’s presence at once. He is equally as severe upon us, as he was regarding Feramorz,and exhibits his own fool ish conceit and know-nothingness to equally as good advantage. Old Fad has not been heard ot for some time, and the admirers, of Moore’s celebrated poem, will be glad, to learn that a character which furnished them so much amusement, -has been engaged to enli ven (save the markj the ’Publican’s local. Old Fad, in yesterday’s issue, declared, the statement of theiamounf of, shipping in pdrf as published in the Mooning News, of Satur- ’wrong. Well, we were afraid itter anthori- list of vessels in-jflorf,-hs published-by the llepubli- can, to. make np the item. Had we consulted our own-list we wonld have been -correct in our summing up. We’ll be more careful another time. Stockholder’s Meeting. —The following, from the Hawkinsville Leader, may be of in terest to some of our Savannah readers: At a meeting of the Directors and Stock holders of the steamer Night Hawk, held at Jacksonville, Ga., on the 7th October, 1868, on motion, Cot W. J. Williams was appoint-. ed Chairman. ■It was, on motion, Resolved, 1st, That a committee of four be appointed to proceed to Savaiinah and inves- - tigate the matter relating io the steamer,' and ‘ ascertain what has become of the money that ; expended, and Kow mrich’thn build ers have’received; also, how much is required - to complete the undertaking. Resolved, 2d, That Oapt N. McDuffie, Mat-; thew&AXtejM^jvffH$H$ifr 9^^*® J - Wi liams, be appointed on said committee. ■ I 'RVsc&'edi 3d, That of the jionimittee deem it necessary to appoint a new agent, they are requested to conyene a meeting in the city pf Savannah on. the 22d of this month for that purpose. . Arrival op Stbamebsa—The eteaniship Mar- mion, from New York; arrived yesterday, bringing h®t oampl^inei^b. of passengers, and 4ar ' from Baltimore, also arrived yesterday, bringing a number of passengers 1 and a full freight' of assorted merchandise. The Herman Livingston, from- New York, arrived last evening.-. - .She was very heavily pt fBe. please receive onr thanks for courtesies... Mr. g^rapefrts ’that on .the 16th instant, twenty mfles, south of Cape prieras, passed the General Barnes, hence for New ;XorK. ■To Parsers Thaekara, of the America, anfl Biainerd, of the Marmion, we are also in debted fbr files and fevors. Skiff & Gatlord’s ^ Minstrels.- Skiff & Gaylord, with their troupe of'Min- stiels, commence a short sfeason at theTh^ at re t h is evening. AA their repntofr off ^%di A No L they may eip ect fl “owed house, and ffie^^SolisT^ch closes a lon^' np- tice of them as follows; -r.: ‘We cordially endorse what onr cotempo- ies of. the Press elsewhere^ have said in their praise, and unhesitatingly recommend them do the citizens of Savannah, or wher ever else they may go, and are very jlad that th6y contemplafe returning to this ™ time next month.” Cm Cocbt.—The Cily'Court meets again ^Je^^fo/^Novembe^termof raries of the Press elsewhere have sam in Court. ffieir praise, and unhesitatingly recommend Kmon “ent to the Hospital.—A Hon. E. C. SiTURDAvrOctober 17^1868. The first case called was that of-Kichard Dowling, William Lee and Edward Hogan, three men who went into Oechsliri’s French putting them out, when they majle a great noise in the street by kicking at the door and shouting.. Policeman Yeagar’s at tention was attracted, and he went np to the party, who treated him to a cursing.- Dow ling and Lee were each fined six dollars and costs, and Hogan four dollars. Bobert Brown, an old darkie who had lived so long that he had grown through his hair, add , - x “Had no wool ol de top In de place where da wool .ought was arrested while"« road iron, which'the policeman .supposed-to have been stolen. After a^eSdSfofdiffi- cplty, old Bob said that bis brother-in-law ‘broughtthe'iron from the Central Bailroad gawBeteaBMa he was married to ‘Did Thomas Garrett’s daughter.” The husband oi Thomas Gar rett’s daughter waS tamed over to r the Chief Detective; and as he declared that the iron . was brought home by his brother-in-law, the aaffiEsgp law said that.hwobtained.it fromaiipther col ored man, and this person, if found, would probably have had it given him by somebody ¥l \»I.‘ i,-\rV \'V COURT-MAETIAL. One of the policemen on duty at the Bar racks was up for neglect of duty, 'in allowing a prisoner to escape from the yard A fine of ten dollars was imposed by His Honor, which- he promised to remit, in case ’ the officer in question should recapture the prisoner. - Policeman Yeager was arraigned for being found 'asleep while on duty, in Congress street lane. Lieutenant Howard-testified that he was making the rounds, and came across Yeager, who was _ lying down on the ground and fast asleep. Accused said that he had been dn duty all night, and had been unable to obtain any rest the next day, and when he went out again at> night he was too tired to keep np. He was ordered to' pay a fine of ten dollars and to be dropped from the rolls. A Dangerous Animal.—For some months past two cows have been taken .oat Barnard street, every morning, to pasture on the com mons, and brought back at night. One of them was very wild, and the person in charge of the pair always led her by a rope, attached to her horns. This slight check did not, prevent her from making occasional raids upon the sidewalk, when the humor seized her; and, one day, while she' Wps. beifgled by a square in which some children were playing croquet, she broke loose, rushed to wards the little ones, and in attempting to get out of her way some of them were injur ed. Very fortunately for the children, the attention of the animal was attracted by a young cedar tree, which, in her blind rage, she utterly demolished. lYithinthepast.week j the cow has been taken along the same street every day without any check whatever. -Ono evening, while on her way home, she rnshed np on the sidewalk, where many ladies and children were walking, and caused them to scatter in every direction. The animal is really dangerous, and as the law provides for the arrest of drunken and unruly men, who cause, ile, we- is, and compel the owners of this cow either to keep -her out of the thoroughfares of the city, or cut her up into beef or mince-meat, before she injures some person. Sailing op Steamers.—The San Salvador, Capt. Nickerson, sailed for New York at nine o’clock on Saturday morning, carrying a num ber of passengers and a heavy freight; con sisting of 1454. bales of upland cotton, .7 bags sea island, bales of domestics, ;caskji of 'rice,; Ac., 4c. The Tonawnnda, Capt: Jennings, sailed for Philadelphia at the same hour, on Saturday. She took 749 bales of upland cotton and a large freight of assorted merchandise. Her passenger list was also qnite full The Montgomery, ^apt. Lyon, sailed for New York yesterday. She had her comple ment of passengers and was fall of freight, among which were nine hundred bales of up land cotton. Carpeting, Gent’s Fubnlsuino Goods, Ac. —In another column Mr. Thomas Pepper, proprietor of one of the finest dry goods stores, on Congress street, invites the. attend tioh of the public to a large and-varied stock of carpets and window shades, which he has now on hand. Those in want of such goods will be sure to find something to please’them among the many patterns and kinds which he offers for Bale at very low rates. quality, which can be obtained at his store at prices which are astonishingly cheap. He also has a fine stock of dry goods, trimmii and notions, to which the a dies is invited. Credit.—It is. customary yers, When an article is copied, to attach to it the name of-the journal (from which it was taken. The Bainbridge Argus, however, ap propriates an article relative to bank suits, Telegraph treats us in the same manner with ggaaskgaaafry? s Death of Mb. F. E. Hertz.—Mr. F. E. Hertz, brother-to the late Edwin E. Hertz, well known. in*the teuiinpsa communities of. this city and Charleston, and liis loss will be regretted by a large circle of warm friends. HOTEI, ARRIVALS: •33dy*fe»i House.—Wm Fulcher and^-svi, Va; John B Kerr, Washington, DC; J Alli son Eyster, Phila; S Eyster, do; H B Stone- lake, Fla; D Conver and wife, do; Ed Hayes, Washington, D C; T A Jenkins, NO;A S Bobbins and wife, NY;F S Chqrchill, do; C C DAke&iW&a; John B LockeJQjpJno; Foster, Ha;* F S Williams; Baltimore)# John Clancey, Charleston; W Stillwell, Phila; W D, Hubbard, St John's, N B; W FBobinson, Ala; Mr and,Mis Stickney, N Y; Ed Ives, city; H Sturdivant, Portland; F -Flowers,, Boston. , . Extract from a Letter prom Ji “ We started early to ascend Mt. Olivet, to behold the snn gild the piinarots and towers; of the devoted city, from the place where! memory, stirredby a thousand associations,: should exalt tffe nnild as'i.w,eB roadst! ’ *1 the inspiration of the scene. and the importunities of . JcHHs!' WeUwbtddithave‘£A8,<t>hj. man of commerce and the crucible ! and well, -might you have been reminded of your own' city, for. here, painted .upon a- board nailed against one of the huge ancient olive trees, under which the sacred martyrs toiled for the sins' of the. world, eighteen hundred ram ago, were these' familiar figures, S. T.—1860 —X. We do not know who did it, but no doubt some pour invalid trtkvplqr, cured by knowledge flows." - C™ ^Apeiio^Jo Sm imported German Cologne, and sold at the price. [ADVE Georgia &tate Lottery—For the beuefitof the MAeonie Orphan’s Home. Howard & Co., Jt Gladding, Miaa Susan d Tufts. AJ Howard * Oo., Chas. 8, Wyixt. Agent Georgia State Lottery. Wotice. Q3SUYED OX A PLACE HEAE THE CUT, A COW. The owner can obtain further in formation by applying at' THIS r *-«-nr-—rr—— anddeacribing her. ‘ 1 J)1 (Ji Change of Seliedule* NO CHANGE OP CARS BETWEEN SJL- VAarSAU. ACGCSTAi AAD.aipj.T. ^ j *"'>'- '-.I' t eOMEBT, AT.A: :.-I' a. u,,* y,,. , Joslae/ojq.K! boa .01 mX Vi';,..! tn-.r-A ,ia Savannah, August 14,18G8- ) FOR PHILADELPHIA. and Souther?!., Philadelphia i O N AND- ! AFTER SUNDAY, 16TH a INST., PAS- senger Trains on- the Georgia CentraL Bailroad will‘run aa follows: ^ no ift xtvmiau tM UP DAY THAIS.! . ' LKAVR. -- p. 3L fl itmrain8teatleaYeAugnit3..8:15 A. 3L TOW DAY THAIS,: ••*• dearrf*A‘to ?•« , , tYauuah.l.4.-v- -a**—*#■ *•—**-1»—M. Augusta...........................5-38 P. hi. Connecting with train that leaves Augusta. .8:45 up'NIGHT TRAIN, "I,*®; .7:20 P: NT; ■ .—J/. tA ....-. I..WAU :..L.... sas a. with train thatleavea Angnsta. .9:33 i - . ‘,t* jX ■ DOWN NIGHT TRAIN. P. M. ‘ ' ' ' J.H'■ ivuntai';. i>. ASM. ........... 5:10 jd'lh August ......saa a: & MBlegevjlle..;....4:30 P. M. Eatontott:’.:...2:40 T* M. .0:53 P. 1L and P. AT. train Macon:' Savauhj from Savannah and 'A train from. .Macon, connect with W at Gordbn daily' Sundaysexcepted. Western and Muscogee Railroads. ' WM. ROGERS, ang 14-tf Act'g Master of Transportatiem r .F HOSE RETURNING TO T9E GFET AND WISHING TO REPLENISH THR1R Commencing. CAN BUY, TO THE BE8T ADVANTAGE, Of* HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, ’ l '‘ CHIIVA, GLASSWARE, FROM J. W. STANSBURY & GO,. 109 PRO UGHTOJSTSTBEET, AT THE OLD STAND OP E, 1>- SMYTHE & CO. ,a... * • 'Wo4iifce. ; rilHE ORIGINAL FIRM OP E. D. SMYTHE & CO. JL was .suddenly dissolved on the 21st of March last. ’-All debts due the late iinn are directed to be paid to HENRY D. LAW only, or bis attorney, JOSEPH W. STAN8BURY. A, . : , Bep28—tf ! ^ ( \ Sayaiiiiali.'- -i-': 'i. Medical College, Savannah, Go. fTIHE TWELFTH ANNUAL COURSE 1 OF LECTURES in this Institution will commence on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT, and continue four months. ’ ■ FACULTY: Professor Theory and Practice of Medicine—R. D. AukoIsD, M. D. . . ' Professor of* Obetetries and Diseases of Women and Children—P. M.- Kollock, M. D. Adjunct—THOs. Smith, M. D. Professor Principles and Practice of Surgery—W.G. Bullock, M. D. Adjunct—T. J. Charlton, M. D. Professor Materia Medico, and Medical Jurispru dence—J. B. Read, M. D. Adjunct—R. J. Nunn, M. D. Professor Physiology- and Pathology—Juriah- Hah, risk, M. D. Adjunct—J. G.’ Thomas, M. D. Professor Anatomy and Dean of Faculty—W. R. Waring, M. D. 1 • Professor Chemistry—W. M. Charters, M. D. ' Ad junct—W. H. Elliott, M. D. Demonstrator of Anatomy—W. Duncan, M. D. Ab- sistant Demonstrator and Curator—R. P. Myers, M. D. 43** Requisites for graduation the same as in aB> regularly chartered Colleges of good Standing. * • 3 . :> CHABQE8: 1 ‘ For Course of Lectures Matriculation (paid only.once) Dissecting Ticket Diploma...... ..,4....*.... For further particulars address 1:1} .: J. ... A I W. R. Wj aulO—law3mM .... Dean of. ..$105 00 .. 5 00 .. io.oa . 30 00 Notice: , to Rsijreaifi Contractors! •. OFFICE SOUTH GA. AND FLA. R. B. CO.', ) if Thomasvillk. Ga., September 13, 1868. | . T) ESOLVED, THAT THE PRESIDENT. BE. AND JlA) he is here^y authorized to receive, jbids ,for contracts for the construction of the South Georgia and Florida Railroad, nntil tho 20th of October next, by Sections pr.otherwise, for .a part or thaw-hole, and that the Board at the time will accept or reject the bids, h uU ( •- t ,j u 97 in il The above is a true extract of the minutes. , i .-.--ir.lt: yl ■ P. S. BOWER, Sec'y mid Treaa. In accordance'with'the above resolution'and'-in- structiou of th4i£Fe$ideut, of the Company, Sealed Proposals will be rece|vod at this office until October 20th, iS68, for the Clearing, drubbing, Grading,. Bridg ing and Superstructure on the fifty-seven miles of the South v Georgia and Florida Railroad* extending - from Thomasville Camilla to Akuauy. . u . u . ^ The proposals are invited to be made pnbnpdr^ore sections of three miles each or the whole. Jdaps, Profiles, Plans and Specifications iqay bo seen at this office afles October 5jh, . ji ' The entire Stock of the South Georgia and Florida ?sraKtf«Stessi^Er Z. 1. lat Payable in »md Giiaraiitceil Stock at parv«lne. 2d.. Payable .one-fourth cash and three-fourths in Guaranteed Stoc oar. 4th. One-U t!J cas. j done-half in Guaranteed 7 per ^Thos^biJdLdg Icr Contracts who tako the largest portion m Guaranteed 7 per cent Stock will be pre ferred#! f terms are'reasonable. The oorapanv retains the right to reject any or all of the proposals which theyjio invite. M AUmoposaJa fra, be dir^qTto R. H.j President South Georgia and Florida Railroa- liile, Georgia, and the envelope endorsed on *Mr>t28-law4 ^§flJ 66 99 THE.^EM, i-i sji »i iCORXER BAY LASF. , J. FERNANDEZ', Proprietor oil ....: -V» ! mm proprietor-of this well ekowN; I and popular SALOON would -respectfully infor hie friends and the public that be has REPUTED j TfetOOmtTOfPtoahMu now. os htfrekefrlMf-) finest assortment of liquors to be fou ^JlP^eLUNOH TABLE will be set’iurturaal at u o'clock. ' ocl4—tf tts VmiTiiB yj enjjj.ni TBICON JE# 1 93 Broughton Strec rpHE rates from and after this : i frllUtw J*5. CENTS PER STRING, one-half the former prices. i . .7 oc!3t-2w , R. T. SNULLIE. E UNDERSIGNED offers for sale about T,000 Acres or Fine' td, situated-in Camden county; 1 to the estate of Dr. A De- deceased* These- lands ar6< _ laid off : in separate surveys of one to two thousand acres, and will be sold either separately or together,' as desired. Some of these lands Me heavily timbered with pine and. live dak, and are well adapted to raising sea island cotton. They are all situated near Cabin Bluff, at which point the southern boats pass on theiy regular trips. For further particulars apply to the m if. r^e LT f { nuylA-eodGm Trustees, • U-—fc-, j -^Jvuol c. THE NEW STEAMSHIP Io •> Hdtttctxm ot-guas**” ywr* ol >*' wWSw| tna Lt apply to< ^ -di at hnr ».7 JL-jt.) JmA H.UNT3ER.,A < - ^ .w n«* « “wtoh sraaisiSNCEV:'.:': jtxo oo THE FINE SIDEWHEEL STEAMSHIP : to Ims * - = ! SA.1SJ 7 -'- j " ; iy J ^StkiNS, Ma^tes^ . v • Will sail as above on SATURDAY. Octofe 24. at — o'clock — m. 1 ■: -**» , - ... Positively no engaged berths Becured after Wednes day, October 2lst, unless paid for. - For freight or passage, having superkAr accommoda tions, apply to JOHN W. ANDERSON’S SONS & CO. WM. R. GARRISON,- Agent, No. 5 Bowling oc!9 Green, New York. | .FOR MW YOKli. S E MI-WEE KL 'X BLACK STAB INDEPENDENT LI? , ”'‘EYEBY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. •« IcAjara" passage. ■ iV- Ji, THE FIRST-CLASS, STEAMSHIP . IX UXSTT S VI L L E, CROWELL, Commandeb, Will sail for the above ^ort : on* SATURDAY, October 24th, at—o’clock — m. Through bills of lading given here, on Cotton des- ; lined for Liverpool by first-class steamera. For freight or passage apply to o u - . -: OCTAVU8 COHEN & CO., Agents,.: 82 Bay street, Savannah, Gil. yy R. LOWDRN, Agent, No. 93 West street, New f York. oclD FOR NEW YORK. AUanijeJCoa^Tu STEAMSHIP CO. .SIDEWirKF.L SHIPS.7 EYEBY THURSDAY. CABIN PASSAGE.'...-;.833 00 ■;he,’ WITH SUBSISTENCE..... 810 oo ■ THE NE5V AND FAST-SAILING STEAMSHIP HERMAN LIVINGSTON ^; :.f . t W; B . EATON, Commahdeb^ r. Will sail on THURSDAY, October 22, atUd o’clock m. Bills of ladings.given hero ou through, freights o$ Cottou.to Liverppol by first-class steamers. Positively no berths secured after Monday;- October 19th, unless paid for. * « 1 : For freight or passage, having new and splendidly arranged accommodations, apply to ’ ' Wilder a fuelaRTOn, • 8 Stoddard’s Upper Range, . ocl6 . ., v. fr Lc- Opposite the Post Office., FOB BALTIMORE. CABIN PASSAGE ..A.:.. ..830 OO ■ THE NEW AND SUPERIOR STEAMSHIP XM'lSRTfi.A , j . -I Hik- . (j; BI±LUPS,‘ f?oiwBAift)li, ' ziU ,caw fie "tufr hu.-i'^x r - /j: , Will saUfor. Baltimore - on THURSDAY, October 22d, at 12 o’clock m. \ “ 1 ' ,JJ "* J Positively no St&to-fdtmis eecureduhlesa tickets are procured hi tha office of the Agents. , . :< : For freight or passage, having excellent accommo dation, apply to _ ; ; J. B. WE5T_& CO?? ' FOR NEW YORK. j. • < wi n iviases: i / 1VII-WEE KLY. ? BLACK STAB~'‘‘*’ INDEPENDENT llNE. I - bvrfrxX EVERY-WEDNESDAY AND NATlTiDAV. matr .. I WT THE,SIRSX-CIASS STEAMSHIP Mf dr M' I ;^; : isr 9 FAIRCLOTH, Misni ' Win sul for the above porbon WEDNESDAY. October ilet,atixo’clock — tn. , -v-i-. Through bills of lading given here on Cotton o^- tinW for Liverpool by Orst-clswxleMperB. . . ; j For freight orpa^age^^ & i *5- R, LOWDEN. Agent) ^To.^03 *Wtet street New Yorir. "v- - ' ; . i-e-iat ^bojr^tie.T <ji ocl7 CSfAIHESTON AND : FLORIDA. STEAMBOAT LINE! , , ^ . THE STFA1IEB - • * • • • • J CITY I’or^TT, Captain WIIXIAM T- McNEKTT.' u ! Wilt ON AND .VFTER OCTOBER Tin. l.-ave Chari,-s- ton EVERY TUESDAY at 9 o’clock P. M, Savanroi EVERY WEDNESDAY at 3 o’clock P. IL, " at Fernand ina. Jackaonville, and ALL the St.-John’s river. RETURNING, will leave Palatka Jacksonville EVERY SATURDAY, Femandiha SAME DAY, and Savannah for Charleston EVERY SUNDAY, at 8 o’clock A. MT.' ' ' N. B.—No freight will be received after 2 P. M. on 'day of bailing. i. . u . , US- FREIGHT AND PASSAGE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER LINE. L. J. GUTLMARTIN A CO^ Agents, oc6—tf No. 14:8 Bayetreefc. . Z .Zjp/or IAverppplZ;' rriHE FIRST-LASS AMERICAN; SHIP ELLEN J_ SOUTHARD. Bickfoed Master, vrill have quick dispatch for the above port For freight apply to T. B. MARSHALL & BBO., Nd.- « Harris- Block, 1 ocI4—tf j.Bay street i 1 “ Black Walnut Parior Sett, ludr^lotb.': Son pattern; : 1 fine Mahogany Parlor Sett bafrtelotb, aioaso. I mIIi i in ieii 111 s s* f-t . 1 fine large Mirror and Stand, 2x5; ji - oZ&S5£m-. . 1 - Walnut Dining Table, six leaves; • 1 “ Rocker; \ 1 44 Walnut Whatnot; ' ' » • : 2 44 Corniced Brackets, TWhttrt;' ' ^ , ; ? Parian Statues, Vases and China Ornaments; . > 1 flue French Cloths . , } Matting, Rugs and Mata; Hat Back; - _ Fine French China Dinner Sett, 214 pieces; 1 - Fine French Glass Ware, &c; i! f 1 very fine Chamber Sett, black walnut; Matting, Rugs, Ac. Cooking Stove, Kitchen Furniture, Ac. House open for inspection on. Monday. Terms cash. oclfi-ftd For Liverpool. JUr riiHE JL clipper shifi best. Master, will have _ as above. For freight apply to sep22-tf BRIGHAM, HOLST & CO. For rent. nrUIE FINE THREESTORY BRICE JL dWELLING on Columbia Square^ cor- i ner of Stato street. It has gas, and warm and cold water in aD the bed rooms, bath loom, and aU tlie modem accommodate one.* The lot is 60 by 180 feet, withgrapea, figs and oranges. Possession given on 1st November next. Apply to H. T. MINOR, Jr. ocl3—tf TO RENT, rjiirE NEW AND NICELY FINISHED HOUSE and STORE southwest comer West j !!■ Brood and Bryan streets. Possession given* 1st November, 1868. Apply to ANDREW M. ROSS, oc3—eod2w Bull and Gaston streets. 1 TO RfiNT, fTIHE THREE-STORY BRICK BUJLD- J. INO, with deep BASEMENT, on the j south side of Bay lane, between Drayton and Bull streets. It is in good repair, and j will be rented at a low rate. Apply to 1 H. S. BOGA , ocl3—tf , State street, .next to BulL FOR RENT, JJOUSE ON JONES STREET, THIRD east of Barnard. For particulars^ enquire of Mrs. NEVTTT, next door, or toj DOOR oc9 E. B. CHIPMAN, ITTBay street, " Between Barnard and Whitaker. ;; 1 : ; for rent. JgEICK STORE on CONGRESS STREET near market. . Possession given immediately. I * ^ Apply to “ J . ' ZZZi ocU-tf J WILLIAM LAW. m. FOR RENT. rjJHE LARGE STORE 60x90, . T WO floors, lately occupied by W. C. Robinson, and suitable for a Wholesale and Dry and Fancy Goods House. Possession given im mediately. Apply to* i 'B«l sep21—tf ‘ JNQ. McMAHQN A CO. " v7 FOR REN^-ita,-; TWO WHARF LOTS, NUMBERS FOUR (4) and FIVE (5), east of Bull street, known, aa TONES’ LOWER WHARVES, tie tween Drayton and Abercom ; streets. Possession given on the 1st November, BOBT. HABERSHAM fc jOO- oclfl ■ ■I IC:~ MIIRRA Y’S '.t; FOB Bay’ street, oppbsifh Whitaker, i Tztn * 'passage.; .... STEERAGE. WITH SUBSISTENCE...... ....$$35 00 •....$10 OO- f. I'Vrt *.*it id taciUVdb T IL' yj *1- t -Cftt v.« f «»L ;f '. ; ... 47 »™tsr^LAss ; •a. ra -tt .ErTTfl v ‘ Jfcj -11a J u.i} totuub ? woy.j fef xera h w, r . . .- -.. CAryAPt DEARBOIty. [ t ^ j iliifildtoilpr *fca»abpTe. portion Tuesday, October; onCotton destined for Liverpool by firstclass steamers. ^.Noep^agsd .berthsfsecured; after Monday, October For freight or passage, bavhag'snperioraccommoda- fihmat - :<gl<H«BITRB>AfcGAM»fEI.Lj- ' , : • ■■ ... 8*,Bayatreet-, .-r^SEjy , YOHJK. TO LIVERPOOL 1 i.v at <1 ANB,«lUEEiySTOXyN, Iu , c<s to insoti (i%tt . d -i;* lit iii ' > w.11 HEOEA,-:" te>i niB iJL tier. d ouftr t>udi lie - SIDON. • Steerage Passage to Hamburg, Antwerp,Rotterdaitt or Bremen, $40 currency; to -Havre, Paris, Gottenbor^ or Christiana. $42 Currency; Children two to twelve years, half price; ufider two years, free. Steerage Passage from Hamburg, Antwerp or Rotter- ^sim“e7^* $ York -WBEKLY on _ DAY, and Liverpool TUESDAY, Queenstown whom all jnoTc^ferrill, - - Agent at Savannah. • Tickets' issued by the unde . oc3—lin" i-^ r jq*fM IT FOR SALE: MPMblf. ' . y rjTWO BOILERS AND. ONE GOOD ENGINE. Apply at • : oclO—lot WINCHESTER REPEATING RIFLES HHING TWO SHOTS A SECOND < As a Repeater, AND TWENTY SHOTS A MINUTE . . * AX 1. • 1 ........ . .a . A TiYiCXI tX’i As a Single Breeeli-Loader. V fTlHESE 1 POWERFUL, ACCURATE AXD.WONDER- A,FULLY EFFECTIVE WEAPONS^ carrying: 18 charges, which on be fired In .nine »eoH*K»ro „ 9 w, ready for the market, and are for. sale by all the re- sponsible Gun Dealers throughout; the, iTiffirmatirm iieml frir <*lrcnlarB U 8 -1 r WINCHESTER rSeA^^TA^S j f . sep!8-rTW3m . , , . New Haven; irf THIS DAY 19th Inst., at 19 o’clock;. wiU be e*Ms S tierces Shoulders, 5 barrels Ham kS 5 barrels] 10 barrels Pearl S 10 cases CognaatBlandy.-1 6 dozen Cedar Buckets, 5 dozen Brooms, 5 doz Clothe. Lines,- Dry Goods, ( 1 Two-horee Spring-Wagon, 1 One-horse Spring Wagon, .-d.r*rrw I -NP- ‘.Mist An ataortment of Fnmitara. octlj-lt FURNITURE AT AUCTION, ' tf WALSH. • . - j Whitaker streets, will be fl 1 fine! What-Not; Dining L_ Bedding, Crockery, Paintings and 'louse will be . from 9 o'clock until 2 o^c , and on Friday and Saturday. slabs, Ac., cctl9-ifc FINE NEW FURNITURE’AT AUCH0N. SY BELL A HELL. 1 vl,!i in TUESDAY next. October 20th, atlOK honae South side of Jones street, Sd ' ton, Wert, wfll be aqM— . . 1 fine Steinway's Gxnd Ooncart Plano, — ^jUl^fUuucous. jas. j. McGowans TN E W ;, DRY GOODS STORE, j • . J if* «w« to** ^Whitaker Street, Brougliton and State. Between AVING At . __ ■ ■ ■ NE83 (on riy dim account), I call the attention of any friends and the erallx to my aoaortanent or the fbUpwing Hosiery, Dress Goods, Linens, Corsets, - * ^liawls, Flannels, iRMER BUHL- Sheetings, ^’Adkoop -ISTotions, &c., *3- I will sen AS CHEAP AS ANY THIS CITY.. The public are invited to &e. GUANO!- PHCENIX GUANO, .- an hi ■. Front McKean’s Island, SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN. PER TON 2,000 POUNDS, CASH: Price at Savannah $50 OO At Angnsta S3 OO ' WILJCOX, GIBBS & CO*» e - * aUlOPULAa®® GUANO ! A mixture of PHOENIX and No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO, and which has PROVED TO BE THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MANURE la’^eel PER TON' 2,000 POUNDS, CASH: Price at SavannahT.. 1 ■■■■....SI.■ .. .S3S OO At Augusta..... 1 ..:.... 70 OO • ? . •Ln /.j. ti , - * •- • . a.-j'I PtTRE No. 1PEBUYIAN GUANO, Now landing, direct from the Peruvian Agent,’ a* BEST LAND PLASTER AT MARKET PRICE. ' * FOR SALE BY ‘ WILCOX, GIBBS & CO., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN GUANO, AND y COMMISSION MERCHANTS; ALSO, AGENTS FOR THE WILLC0X .* GIBES No. - SILENT SEWING MACHINE; ferdnr-AgentawUleirt expensca JL atom No. OUL - -i Art necessary CON- Plans and -Estimates ' ,4 BE Solicited for BUILDING A FOOT BRIDGE - . A across etch of the slips at the foot ot Barnard and Drayton streets. The Apansare respectively 76 and 45 feet in tho blear. The bridges mnstibe-five feet wide and capabla of sustaining a weight of one hun dred pounds per square foot. * s , i ' / u » U. M> An s’.l- U 1 JOHNiB. HOGG, - , np-< > 1 mh.-i . il - -- -CitySai»ii>H. r —r.—n!i j :.‘- i—.» j. .- -f; * ‘ - FojrSale, ~T\JVT- • J*-.-,. "■ i Hi/ eJ J _ J mWO TENEMENTS IN GORDON BLOCK, Nos. 11 1 and 12, on west two-thirds Lot No. 2&!Chatham Wflddi -» * 'l v / - M.Aleo,* LOTgi^ toig Mi-Pfrahdiiifl—leOT — near the For terms, Ac;, apply to . - -• • * LL : * - ROBERT D. WALKER; sep24-tf i Prea’t. Sav. Mutual Loan Association. . : f;;,;-,-’: Shoulders, dear Rib Sides, • Rib .Sides,- "Z'ZiZZ 1 • PR13IE BALTIMORE CITY CURED. tASb®ahted.' in store and foe sale by H4JEKVEY &: CO., No. 14 Stoddard’s Upper Raage, K P 19 - tf SAVANNAH. GA. Corn and Oats, .■piOB SALE BY /v.’wifr 1 ■ ■ ' . • \ auglO-tf N. A. HARDEE'S SON CO Rope! Rope! v, 300 COILS SUPEEIOR bite ROPE, IN STORE r..i. i Andfor sale by*/",,.'- '..-.n-JL-v 1 :»ug2I—tf. BEIGHAM, HOLST A Co. S. M. C0LDING H as now in store and will ke STANTLY ON HAND. •A. B’tnut, taYSSOROTIkEBrNT a f lu- ... . -rrOP:—f. ; MEN’S, BOYS, LADIES & MISSED .; , HATS AND CAPS, at, wholesaler Such as will suit City Mid Country Trade- M3- COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do wdl tocaH and examine, befbrepnrcbaaing elsewbere^ at . > / THE OLD ESTABLISHED HAT STORE, No. 153 Congress Street. OC7—tf - - : ; Kid Gloves at $1 a Pair. TTeO Knotted Fringe. Satin Trimmings. Satin by the Yard. <3 ta - J<» .'.‘-n H'~r sh., y ■ Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, large lot. Hosiery, , good English. A ] LL OF THE ABOVE GOODS WILL BE SOLD at the LOWEST PRICES, at the TRIMMES T STORE of x* •:: i.it. . * ED. MANES, NORTH oc6 ’* SIDE BROUGHTON STREET, DOOR EAST OF BARNARD. 1,500 BOXES TOBACCO! IN STORE AND FOR SALE AT MANUFACTURERS' fkAA-irlrf - J’HIces by <<r THAiTON, CREWS i CO, Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GKORC4IA.