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UKAIjTIi OFFICHV BA VANN All,}
All vonli drrlvtng >t tha voit or 8dvan‘
n.U, from tho WmI Indloi, Muxico, Oenlral
HoiltH America, or (him any port where
. Infection and malignant d..au<M are
•Jlleii, (alM, all vw.aU having ncknwa on
■oartl, or naVlng dad alckneaa on board ilnoe lent
Jirance.) are reunited to coma to m otor oil
', laiikaon, lliore to remain without oommonloa-
witHthe^oll^orawaow^oradlaoentoouutry,
j'lwator reaael atoll raoelvaany of toe craw
, uawufera from Teaaelo ankleet to tha above or-
l ior the purpoaa otoarvylni them to the dty or
VSmUwUI "A to detained In Quarantine unleaa
jtbilotonllontoneoeaaary. „ ,
Any violation oT the above ordera "III eubjeot
ie violator to the penalty or the la". - „
F. ll. 0EIIERB, Health (tutor.
Approved E. 0. Axtmnaoa, Mayor. tr-Jyl 7
mu v
r n V.«m“ U '* C "
0.'HANKHAN,
ibment,’and wllii
r myvletniniaau
jay mil for Cwb only.
u. unn&NAn,
«ept IMm. * 96 Rryati street;
S^VoWHDknZBMS OB' CHATHAM
BBI.WW COUNTY. t . .
aoaadldatedir
I am a oanowate tor ro-elaoMon to tha of-
aoB of Receiver of Tax Return* In January
jj; J reapeeliuily aoUoll your Ml
IBDV.
HRDIOAIv CARD.
1111, J. U. aaiTH, OOoa In.tlio^laUbrd
_ Houae, corner of wkakarauiHdUalrooU
SHIonno at Hr*. Ramitort'a, Wert Broad atreot.
aoillil
NOTIOK 0. R. R. ,
THE freight on corn from Atlanta to 8a;
_ yannath will to raluoed to Id o. per buahe)
mjmterh. 1.1 day of April e..^^
Genoral BuporiuH.
iratt^icvruUott Qfflcea ) mar 28
eairuliUtlBoad. J
im WB’S COTTON HARVESTER.
Tho great desideratum or Plautcrs Is final
iy obtained iu tha successful Invention of
— IfaBMa^aa Mailt. M.t.lj.1% nnn tinn.l nnn
j mu ruiruui ur tut Sur’U Utorgia-
ah uobis due to the Ueurgiau previous t
f thu tub msuuit. ore payable only to the un-
jigned. Notes aud aceouuis due In the city will
v nreflouwa immediately, and all deb^ due in tho
iHiutiy wilt m> tor warden by an early mall,
luu using tuo Ural tuno that the uudersigued hits
ibiicly appealed to his lato patron, he feels that
,*1* wul uut eousldcr him unreasonable In urging
uuu ttieui thu necessity for immediate payment,
gcwittauees may he made directly to the under*
sued, ur lo U. B. ililtou & Co., whose receipt will
«valid. PHILIP J. PUNCH.
S»y»uuali, May 28,1856. myl8-lawdftw
PO PHINTBH.S,
™iiw subscribers oUar lor sale a largo and varied
iortfueut of second-hand printing material, suffl-
jot to establish a complete Job Olllco, with hut
* additional articles, consisting In payt of—One
iplo font of small pica, as good as new, and varl-
i fouls of job type; one super royal hund-presBj
3 Hoe it Co.'s proof-press, latest Improvement,
>«r; two or more large Imposing stones, new; dou-
a ami single stands; coses, composing sticks,coi
ns rules, galleys, chases, eto., eto., together with
irious ntlior articles portalnlng to a newspaper
r job cilice. H. B. HJLTON it CO,
June 28
MAYOR’S OFFICE, 1
City or Savasmah, 5th of August, 1866. j
10 OWNERS OF LOGS, and all others whom it
, may concern.
Vuu are hereby notified to keep your Dogs in and
eveaitUumfrom going at large within the City
niits;
Any Dog found going at large after this notice,
11 until the 20th day ofSeptembor next, shall be
lied. *
[lb.] EDW’D. 0. ANDERSON,Mayor.
Attest. Euw'n. G. Wilson, Clerk ofCounoll.
augfi
HUDSON’S FERRY FOR SALE.
Tho subscriber offers for sale all her
.possessions In Sctlven county, ooutain-
'iog about one tneusand acres of Land,
imore or less, all adjoining said Ferry,
and extending to the Augusta road.—
,Tho Improvements consist of a good
rid.ug, store, Warehouse; and all other necessa-
outbuildings. About sixty *flvo acraa aro under
ice and In good order for cultivation. The land
first quality, and well supplied with fencing tint*
. It i3 au oxoollont stand for the merchandize
liness. The Ferry Is the best located and most
trunlzod of any other between Savannah and
gmta. There la also passing through the land a
rer falling stream, fully sufficient to supply, any
J it or Saw Mill. For further particulars address
at .Springfield, Effingham county, Ga.
[sept 7—if ELIZABETH JONES.
..r-ippjlO—1
~ to _ _. j
R-, A doilrable Rajjldouoo on .Monterey
| Squaro; fronting tho new monument, fur
nished with Gas throughout. A flno gar-
kdou attached to thoproralaoi. Apply to
/IsopflWU EDWIN L. HOLIaW.
WANTED TO RENT
I A small houio, In tho vicinity of tho Ex<
ohnnge, at 18 or $lo per month. Eaqulro
at thin office.
If—septO
TO RENT.
B And possession glvon on tho first of Oo-
ohor, that northern half of the brick build*
ig situated un Tattmli and tho hood of
lordou Streets , oooUpiod by Mrs. Cooper;
il locationnnd very eonvenlotiUy finished,
with gas and wator. Also, two tonoraents of brick
on Montgomery and Jones street, very comlbrlable,
all now aud In good ropalr; possession given on the
1st Nuverabor.
sept 4—lm OLIVER M. LII.IilimilKiK.
F4JRRHNT. ’’
WHARF STORE under 174 Day stroi t*
Also, Brick tonomuntcorner Whitaker and
Taylor streets. Possession given IstOc-
“ao ° ’ TISOtf & GORDON.
TO RENT.
Building corner Bay and Uraytou ats.,
suitable* fbr morcantilo purposes aud stor
age. For particulars ouqulre ut
June 13 THIS OFFICE.
WANTED TO RENT
J A commodious, airy aud pleasant llouso
lu a dosirablo part of the city, for which u
liborol nrloo will bo paid. Enquire at tho
olHoo ot the Georgian nnd Journal,
t—1£_
ATLANTA. HOTEL
ATLANTA i i t ■ GEORGIA.
J. J. IIESLER, Proprietor.
late qflhe Verandah Hotel, New (Meant.
Passengers per Evoulug Trains will find
Supper ready on the arrlvul of tho Cars.
may 14
d.
M \*
8,
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL,
p-lsssas® »«»««*■
•hitnev’s cotton Gin is In Its after stage, Howe’s
iarvwier Is In Picking.
■ft* fuTtlvcr Information, apply lo
> or A. WILBUR, 111 Bay street
Agent for the States of Georgia and Florli
Jy2fl
M.
C011NEI
It
HOARD PKR DAT.. 1 60
BOARD PKR WKKK 0 00
UOAKD PKR MONTH 20 00
.mayl3 , iy r
MILLS HOUSE,
CORNER MEETING AND QCEEN-STUEETB,
CHARLESTON, H. 0.
THIS Houso is now adapted to all the
wants of tho Travelling Public, aud the of-
forts of tbo Proprietor will be to deserve
their patronogo.
THOMAS S. NICKERSON.
[AUTnOlUXKD BY THE »TATB DP UOlHdlA.j
FORT OAINEB AC ADEAIY LOTTERY.
CLASS 10.
To bo drawn in tbe city of Atluuta, Ga., iu public, on
SATURDAY, September 27, 1856, on tho
HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN & CO., Managers.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
. 2 0 4, 0 0 0!!
Wifi be distributed according to tbo following
BRILLIANT SCHEME I
30,000 Thousand Tickets—15,180 Prizes!
8CHKMB.
1 prize of $40,000 is $40,000
1
1
1 “
1 “
1 “
1 “
10 prizes of
100 “
10,000 is 10,000
10,000 Is 10,000
6,001) is 5,000
2,000 is..- 2,000
1,000 1s 1,000
1,000 is 1,000
200 are 2,000
100 aro 10,000
4 prizes of 200 app'g to $40,000 prize, aro
100
75
4
4
4
4
4
4
40 “ 20 “
16,o00 of $8 amounting to..
60
40
10,000 prlzo, aro
10,000 prize, aro
6,000 prize, aro
2,000 prlzo, aro
1,000 prize, are
1,000 prizes aro
200 prlzo, aro
800
400
300
240
_FlROTVK*9Kti, .
. i»n, hourly oxjTqbtom Win haVL
patch. -For, freight engagements apply lo •
MI'UO ;l : . . * CP>8, A. tlRfll.NKR,
foil l'llll.AIIKI.I'HIA—TIlo jwuiicIi ru»l
lalilugHohr U AY TULL, A M Strowbridge.
von i,ivi'!Hi-o()i..—rii.. X I Ainornkn
ship FAMIUN, Pattoif master, having a
, largo portion of freight unguged, will mool,
spatch us ahove.Tor halaiuto of cargo, Apply
_ , BRIGHAM, KKLLY ft CO.
FOR NEW YOUR .
IKtdiail on Wednesday, S«i)t 1th, at o'chck
• A. V., precisely.
The steamship KNOXVILLE, Capt.
Ludlow, Wilt lenvu as nVmve.
For freight or passage apply to
FADELKolll), FAY A CO
Cabin Fassage $26
Stoerage l’assugo 8
49* Shippers ol'Cnttmi by thosv 8toamshiiw will
please tako notloo, that no Colton will bo received at
toe presses that is not distinctly murked on theedge
oftho blito. aept 13
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
lb «a(2 Saturday, Sert&nler 27f/i. otU o’clock, A, M.
The United States Mail Steamship
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Hanlle,
will loavo as above. For freight or
jiassugo apply to
C. A. GREINER, Agent
Cabin Passage 20 00
Stoerage Passage 7 00
Passengers by tliis ship for Uaitlmoro and Wash
ington will be lauded at New Castle, Delaware, if
desired, from which place ears start three tinus
dally lor the abpve cities, mid ether .-'ont.iem
polnte. sept lfl
Niagara Palls, Hie Lakes & Canada
8HOIUKST ANb CHEAPEST ROUTE.
Per Steamship Key dune State,via Philadelphia
PHICA-
DELP’A
$140. I I $j| y (
T HIS LINE connouts at Philadelphia with tbo
Greet v^rth- Wes tern Railroad Route, through
to Niagara F vlts and Buffalo, in sixtecu hours from
Philadelphia.
Through Tickets, with tho privilege ofstopplug at
PliUadclphia. amt tutermedlate points, tor sale by
tho Agent
Fare to Niagara Fulls or Bullhlo $28
“ Elmira 20
*> Caimuduigua 27
nilARLES A. GREINER, Agent.
J23 _ Savannah, Georgia.
“ cabin PASSAGE TO NEW YORK
$25 00.
BOARDING.
DBVEBAL gentlemenor mil families can be
Q accommodated with good Rooms and Board, on
it West aide of Montgomery street, one door above
b\h Uroad street. HRS. H. S. RAYMER.
■ dee 12—if
FOR SALE.
Six Tracts or Land, 600 acre • each, 3 ur 4
r miles from tbe city or Savannah on the B. A.
iaduirHull Road, woll adapted to the growth of
■co, Cotton and Corn, and Wood enough to pay fur
■ten times over. Apply to
|feb 27 tf 0. A. CLOUD.
TAKE NOTICE.
[)URCHA8ERS will have tneir goods delivered
L freo uf expense with quick dlspatoh from the
Iviunali Grocery and Fruit Depot, corner Brough-
lu *nd IVliltaker streets.
In'* I would call the attention of Fruiters goner-
|ly to my well seleoted stock of Groceries, recotv-
daily. je23—tf W; H. FARRELL.
, BOOK AGENCY.
|'**F Subscribers have established a Book
- Ageuuy In PhlladelpUa, and will furnish any
«or publication at the retail price freo of post
_d- Any persona by forwarding tbo subscription
■ice of any ouo of the $3 Magazines, such as Har-
TA (juile i'’ a i Putnam’s, Graham’s, Frank Leslie’s
viilimj, ac., will recelvo the Magazines for one
prau.u copy of a splendid lithograph portrait ol
i ne f Washington, Jackson or Olay; or If subsorl-
Plto a$2 und $1 magazine, they wlU receive a
■ °' l ,ur ortl10 ^reo portraits. If subscribing
■ W worih of magazines, all three portraits will be
liihii ruUs ' Muai0 furnlshe(i *° tb08fl w ho may
lbivelope8 ofoxoryslzo and description In largo
■Juuii quauUtlea i'uraishod. Seal Presses, Dies,
■j-., aunt to order.
■wery description of engraving on wood executed
■m neatness aud dispatch Views or Buildlugs,
fnrjjmjMir Headings, Viows of Machinery, Book II*
livi » i«dge Oertltloates, Business Cards, «fo.
r, 0rJ 1 e M sent by mail promptly attended to Per*
■u wishing views of their buildings engraved can
■ait a Daguerreotype or Bketcb of the building by
or express.
■I'araonHiu a distance having saleable articles will
■ J u to thf-tr advantagoto address the subscribers
■"8 woula «ot as agent for the sale of the same
1 BYRAM <f PIERCE.
V 20-d4wfj' 8 °“ Ul ™ rd r *'
15,185 prizes amounting to $204,000
Whole Tickets $10—Halves $6.00—Quarters $2.60,
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Thro aro 80,000 Tickets numbered' from 1 lo 30,-
100. There are 16,185 Frizes amounting to $104,-
000.
Thodrawlug takes place iu public, uudor the
superintendence of two sworn Commissioners.
The numbois from 1 to 30,iH)0, corrcspcm<Un 0
with those Numbers on the Ttckots, priuted on
separate slips or paper, are enuirolod with small tiu
tubes, and placed In ouo wboel.
The first 117 Frizes, similarly printed and cu-
clrcled, are placed in another wheel. Tho wbeols
are then revolved, and u Number is drawn from
tbo wheel of Numbers, and ut the Harae tlmo a
Prize is drawn from the other wboel. The number
and Prizes drawn out are opened and exhibited to
the audienco, and registered by the Commissioners,
the Prize beiug placed agaiust tho number drawu.
This operation is repeated uutll all tho Frlzosare
drawn out.
ApproximationPjuzk3. —Tho two preceding aud
tho two 8ucceediug Numbers to those drawing tho
first 117 Frizes will be entitled to the 68 Approxi
mation Prizes, according to the Scheme.
The 16,000 prizes of $8 are determined by tho
number which draws tho $40 000 prize; if that
number should bo an odd number, then every odd
number ticket in tbo sebmne will bo outltlcd to $8;
if an oven number, thou ovory even numbor ticket
WiUbooutltled to $8, in addithm to any other
prize which may be drawn.
Purchasers in buying one odd aud ouo evou num
ber whole ticket, are guarauteed to draw $8.
Halves and Quarter Tickets in proportion, with
chances of obtaining the larger Prizes, which uro a
hundred per cent, bettor for tho purchaser than
any other Lottery in oxistenco.
All tboso tickets ending with 0,2,4, 0, 8,are even
—all those ending with 1, 3. 6,7,», are odd.
Remouber that every prlzo Ib drawn, and paya
ble in toll without deduction,
All prizes or $1,000, and under, paid immediately
alter the drawing—other prizes at tho usual tlmo of
thirty days, toll without deduction.
49» All commuulcations strictly coutldontial.
The drawn numbers will bo forwarded to pur
chasers immediately after tho drawing.
Prize tickets cashed or renewed in other tickets
at oltber office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTd TO CLUBd.
As one half tho Tickets areguarantod to draw $8,
wo will sell certificates or Packages of 10 Tickets
(odd ajd oven numbers,) at tho following rates--
All that the 10 Tickets (which are those decided
by the number drawing the Capital,) draw over the
amount guaranteed accrues to the purclmsor.
Certtfloos or Package or 10 Whole Tickets $00
“ “ 10 Half “ 3b
« “ 10 Quarter “ 16
Address orders for tioketa or certificates of pack
ages of tickets either to
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta, Ga., or
aug24 S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala
Iy Ui
IHE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL
Steamships—
iOXVILLE.. 1,600 tons..Capt, C. D. Ludlow.
AUGUSTA ... .1,600 “ .. Capt. Thomas Lyon.
FLORIDA 1,300 “ .. Capt. M. S. WoodhuU.
ALABAMA.... 1,300 “ ..Capt. G. R.Schonck.
WILL LKAVE HAVANJTAII KVKRT
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY’.
These ships are among tho largest on the eoaat,
unsurpassed In speed, safety and coratort, making
their passages in arty to sixty hours, and are com
manded by skillful, carotol and polite officers.—
Having elegant state-room accommodations, they
offer a most desirable conveyance*to New York.
Cabin Passage to Now York $26
Steerage Passage to Now York 8
PADELFORD, FAY & CO., Savannah.
SAM’L L. MITCBILL. 18 Broadway,
l'eb 5_ Now York.
FOR UIIA IlLESTON, VIA BLUFFTON
BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
Th (.* superior steamer GORDON,
jji«’ J. J’. Brooks,Commander, having
^^“boen thoroughly overhauled and
toruisbcil wiili « now boiler, will tako tho place of
tho steamer w m. ^eahrook until further notice,
leaving ; J avanuuh every Sunday afternoon, at 6
o’clock, ami CharlcsUm every Thursday night,
touching ul Bltilfmn, Beaufort and Hilton Head.
N. B. Tbo Gordon will, on and aftor Wednesday,
10th orseptumbur. run regularly twice a weok—
making in connection with the above inland trip,
ouo trip direct by tho outside route, leaving Savan
nah every Wednesday after noon, at 6 o’clock, and
Charleston evory Monday afternoon.
jAll way freight payable ou tho Wharf ’at time of
shipment.
For engagements, apply to
J. P. BROOKS,
Charleston wharf.
sept If*
[UXM.EJ, COKm (k CANDY—
todies*- lmed AdamanUno » Tallow and Sperm
15U bags Rio Coffee;
76 matsolu Gov. Java Coffoe !
61) boxes fresh ground do.
ik by 6 ° 1,0X63 M30rloa Uurty, received and for
i ... mcmahon & doyle,
L >ug25 No. 2Q6 k 207 Bay at,
fUKAH dlDfca.—20 casks "
FLORIDA PORTS.
FLORIDA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
—U. S. Mall Lino—From New Or
leans to Key West—Steamships
'FLORIDA and VANDERBILT.—These
lino steamers will in toture make their regular
semi-monthly trips, leaving os follows:
•’ ' ' ‘-thi*j -*
New Orleans, 10tn &24th
Pensacola., .,11th & 26th
Apalachicola. 12th &26tb
St Marks.... 13th k 27 th
Cedar Keys..14th & 28th
Tampa Bay.. 16th & 29th
Koy West, ..16th &24th
Tampa Uth k 26th
Cedar Koys.l2th & 26th
St. Marks... 14th k28th
Apalachlcola,16th & 29th
Pensacola... 16th & 30th
Arrive at
Key West 17th k 1st | New OrleauB, 17th k 1st
Agents iu New Orleans,
dec25 6m E. G. ROGERS. & CO.,
72 Poydrass street.
„*»!* pi*
1,m. \lanUir,Xi)l.vo)l. ri)rJiil,
.-.'.rtovntoq tD TrIo <» Romances, Ilhutrailnus, Ar,
.itndGonoral Ulomturo, oitofi nmribor beantltolly
ombellUheil in the (Inost style of woofl illustrations
TAHI.R OF OOXTXRTS i 1
host Jowola, Alloc, Tho Falla of. iunehaha, Slays
and Htlppurs, Time's changes, Love In '70, Eureka,
llto.dhady Side, Nollle's llfustoua,^Tlio Bummer Va
cation, A Slory of Two Lives, Tho Disappointed
Husband, Tho Muktun’d CoufesHlou, Thluga wo Talk
About.
Subscription price $1 60 per year, lu advanou,
rfpaclmoni of tlio abovo may Uo seon at the Book-
More nr WARNOCK k DAVIS,
(yt 150 Congress ntrnot.
PLUMBING.
P IjUMUING, Ut all its vorlous branches, at
tendod to at tho ahortost notice, and in superior
style. Also, may he tonnd Shower Baths, Galvaniz
ed Iron, Tin ami landed Bath Tabs; Copper Boilers,
Patent Pan Water denote, lend Piped, Sheet Load,
Brass and Plutod Cooks, Fnroo PnmpH, India Rubhor
Huso. For dale a* th*» h*im*m* F*irnlsh Store. No. 166
•«fvt,-*.iou tr* »
oiTTXiaa
00
Q-XANT
. STATZS or HO. CAROLINA, OZOKOIA AMD KtORlIW
PATENTED MAY 10, 1864.
COPYHIQIIT SECURED MARCH 1866.
r FHE attention of Planters and Stock Feeders
•L is respeottolly called to tho abovo Mill. They
aro uow iu use by at least 10,000 ortho most practi
cal Stock Feeders throughout the country, who are
ready to testily to their superiority over all other
Mills of a similar kind. Thoso Mills are made the
exclusive busiuodd of tho jiatentee, Mr. Scott, who
being a practical man, superintends tbe casting In
person, und solcuts only such iron as is best adapt
ed to tueir uso, which, like car wheels, require to
bo mado of metal known to bo hard and Btrong.—
They weigh from throe to five hundred pounds, ac
cording to slzo. and can bo put in operation in twen
ty minutes without expense or mechanical aid.
Tho Littlo Giant has taken the Jlrtt premium at
neurly all thu State Fairs throughout tho Union, and
Uiat In the most complimentary manner. They ore
guaranteed against breakage ur derangomout when
used according to dlroctioiis, and warranted to give
the most porfoct satisfaction, or tbe money retonded
on tho return of tho mill,
They aroof throe sizes, and will grind from eight
to fifteen bushels good food per hour, according it
size, with one or two horses.
We now offor them to the trade complete, ready
tor attaching the teum, at reduced prices.
Mr. G. H. CAMPFIELD Is our Agent In Savannah,
ofwhom the mill may be had at our prloo.
march 7—eod&wly
LAWRENCE'S KOSENDALK HY
DRAULIC CEMENT.
HOFFMAN’S BOSENDALE CEMENT-
rnilEHE two brands of Cement nre manufactured
X by tlio Liwcenco Cement Company, and aro
warranted of the best quality, being used In al
most ovory department ol the works under the U.
S. Government, ami other important hydraulic
works. For sale at the office of tho Company iu
thu must liivorablo terms, by
M. W. WOODWARD, Seo’ry.
jy!4—2m 92 Wallstrcet, New York ,
We are receiving the London Lever
Watches, of the most celebrated makers, in
Gold aud Silver cases. R. F. Cooper’s Du
plux Watches, Watches for Timlug Horses
duo Swiss Chronometers, wliiuli we offor at roa—
lilu prices, at our uow store iu Gibbons’ Rouge.
h
■ent28
i CO.
D. H VJCHOL
TO BUUiDBlUl.
SUBSCRIBER is prepared to execute
_ at tho shortest uodco, and in the most work
manlike manner, ail kiuda of Metal Roofing, Gutters,
Cornico, or othor work connected with tho manulkc-
luring or repairing of Copper, Galvanized Iron, Zlao,
or Shoot Iron Busluoss. *
HORACE MORSE,
octlO 166 Broughton st
U. S. Mall Line
FOR PALATKA, FLA.,
Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Marys. Oa., Fernandi-
na and Jacksonville, Picolala and Black Creek, Fla.
■tfJT—* hh THE steamer WELAKA, Capt. N
SayjsSdK Aing, wilt teave for the above places
every Saturday Morning, at 10 o’clock.
This boat has large aud airy Btato Room accom
modations, and taklug the Inland Passage, offers
every inducement to Invalids and others.
Freight will bo taken for Trader’s Hill and inter
mediate landings on St. Mary’s Rivor.
No freight will ho taken after 9 o’clock.
For freight or passage apply on board at the
Florida Steam packet wharf, or to
jy26 CLAGHURN k CUNNINGHAM.
CARY’S DAGUEREOTYPE , AMBRO
types and Photography.
P. M. GARY
W OULD respectfully give notice that his
rooms are now open for the season, and rea-
ay tor tho reception of visitors.
By tho AMBRomuprocoBB persons may now have
their children’s pictures taken. In almost any posi
tion they may choose, In from 1 to 3 secodda sitting.
By tho Photographic process old Daguerreotypes
canbo transferred to paper, beantltolly oolored and
enlarged to life. oot 22.
FINDL AY’S IRON WORKS,
MACON, OEORGIA.
^ Tho subscriber, from long experience in
tho business. Is prepared to furnish Steam
nfcu^Engluos, Boilers, Circular, Single and Gang
Yir Saw Mill Machinery, Grist aud Merchant
Mills, Sugar Mills, Giu Gearing, and Castings In gen
eral. Tho Saw Frames, whothor tor upright or cir
cular. will be of iron when requlrod. All of which,
with iiistniffiy Improvements, is warranted to bo
equal to tho host mado at an? other eatabllanment.
His works are on a scale as extensive os the larg
est at tho North, ami ho is prepared to fill orders
with promptness and dispatch.
aug 7 ROBERT FINDLAY.
• 00. OF NEW YORK,
A RB taking Marine Risk* at their Agency,
corner or Drayton, and Bryan streets,
Approved Risks will Du uikou uu ■ libera luihis.
and thu usual uiuiltt glvon mi Premium Notes. Three
quarters ol the business will bo rnturuod to thu cu*-
temurs lu scrip. O. A. L. Lnmur,
fob 19 . j. Agent In 5'ivanuah.
:T WSCttMTL
Southern Mutual Insurance Company,
BuutUern Mutual Life Ins. Company,
Homo Insurance Company, or N. York,
Mprlngfleld Fire 4t Marine Ins. Com’y,
Risks iu tho above Iiwurauce Companies undorta
koii by WM. KINO 6k BONB, Agents,
.No. 00 Buy strum.
Savannah, Uth December, 1866. douU
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE
INSU R A lN C h.
SO. IU, BAY-STREEl.
CAPITAL ltEPttEUBNTED,
Nearly Four illillloii Dollar*.
By the following responsible Stock Companies.
Charter Oak Llfb Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, OT.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company,
OF LONDON.
Farmers' and Mechanlce' Fire, Marine
and Life Insurance Company,
OF PHILAORLPUIA.
Bridgeport Fire and Marine lusurance
Company,
Or BRIDGEPORT, OT.
$GfT..e subscriber will olfoct lusuraucu to any
amount In all parts of the Slate os every description
of property.
LUe Bisurauue, to any amount, at tha lowest rate, ro aa,
for the benefit or heirs anil creditors, or payable to
the wife free from the elatma uf creditora.
Mariuu lusurauco on Hulls ur Cargoes to all parte
of the world. Jan26 A. WILBUR.
MUTUALBKNEFlTLiFElftSURANCE
COMPANY, NEWARK, N. J.
Charter Perpetual.
Nett accumulation, Jon. 1, I860* $2,230,006 41
Total amount of dividends paid to date 716,402 66
Total amount of claims by death paid
to date 1,336,090 84
$4,282,488 07
Beqjamin C. Miller, Secretary, Joseph i.. Lord,
General Agent, Robert L Patterson. President.
•The fundi of this Company are ail safely invested
In first class bonds and mortgages, stocks, cash, and
notes of members tolly secured by tbeir policies
For torther particulars inquire of
CHARLES A. FARLEY,
Agent in Bavannah,
At tho office of Bell It Prontlse
J, ft. SULLIVAN, Medical Examiner.
feu 29
Messrs. Padzlpurd, Fat ft Co.,
L K. Tot, Ertq., State Bank.
HAVE YOU INSURED YOUR LIFE
THE CHAltTEK OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Or Hartford, Ct.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $400,000.
JAS. C. WALKER, President.
S. H. Whitk, Secretary.
This Company I us urea Lie ut tho lowost rates,
consistent with safety to tho assured. For further
information, apply to
A. WILBUR, Ageut,
Jyyl3 171 Bay street, Savannah. Ga.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
THU INTERNATIONAL •
lutturauce Company.
NO. is, MhUtOUANT’B EXCHANGE,
NKW YORK.
OA811 OAP1TAEH1315S,OUO
AOKMT TOR SAYiRRAB.
Juuie* H. Carter,
- at thr ornoR or
tutsans. YOUNG, WYATT d 00.,
No. 8S, Bay Street, below the Port Office.
BY BELL & PRENTISS.
•i (WOCOMOM to rmumtox a wrt,L.)
1/mierwriters Safe. r . 7 . ’
THIS BAY, at 10 o’clock, in front of our store,
4 barrels Sugar damaged on the passogo from
Now York, and sold under Inspection of the Port
Wardens for account orallconoorued. Terms cash,
sept 17
Grocerlex, &o.
11 o’clock, in irom
* storo will
THIS DAY, a
bo sold,—
Thu uoiml assortment of Grocories, l’rovlslons,
Liquors, Crockery aud Uhuut Ware, Dry Goods.uow
and second hand FurnUm o, Clothing, Fancy Articlos
Watches, .lewolry, ftc.,fto. Terms, ca.’h before do-
Itvorjr.
'tOT All articles purchased at auction and not Bet
tb* tor previous to the next regular Rule, will be
told on account aud risk of former purchaser,
sept 17
Hides, Hhies.
Will pay tho highosl market prices, rush for giMxl
Flint and dry salted Hides, thu coming seasou.
sept 5
FOr Rent,
The counting room and store 'next to our store,
formorly occupied by Mayer ft Blum. Also, several
stores under our couutifg room. aug‘20
MOUTH KRAI UAILUOADT
Irm or A. S. Barnes ft Co.
“ Childs, Pratt ft Co.
“ Livingston, Ballard ft Co.
“ Wm. M. Dodge ft Co.
“ H. A. Curtis ft Oo
• Husted ft Car 11
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
For Palatka, East Fla., via Darien. Brunswick, St.
Marys, Fernandina, Jacksonville, Middleburg,
(Black Creek,jandPicolala.
— Ite The new and elegant steampacket
££3flBlC DARLINGTON, Capt. Brook, loaves
evory T'uesuay morning, at 10 o’clook, for tho
above places.
Freight will be taken for Trader’s Hill aud later-
medium landings on St Mary’B River.
tST No freight will bo taken after 0 o’clock.
For freight or passogo, having excellent state*
room accommodations, apply on board, at tho Flori
da Steampacket Wharf, near the Gas Works, or to
jyttB CLAGUORN ft CUNNINGHAM, Ag’ts.
C hoice goshen butter ft cheese.—2ojs
kegs choice Goshen Buitor.
20 Boxes Cheoio. Landing and lor sale by
SCRANTON, J OHNSTON ft CO.
aug 26.
B EACH ISLAND CORN, for sain, to arr vu, 1,200
bushels prime Boacn Island Corn, apply to
aug 28 WEBSTER ft PALMES.
, ... r- very superior Cleart
J Hides, received and for sale bv
YONOB ft FRIERSON, 04 Bay at.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
| SUil.I.ING OFF AT SMALL
ADVANCE ON COST.
KlEsubicrlbor wishing to make room for his
t *AI.L GOODS, which will soon be coming in,
Cfa h{ * l» r *»onl stock ot DRESS GOODS, ftc.. at a
^vauco on New York Cost.
J. W. THRELKELD,
I Va*. , Congress and Whitaker streets.
|^ewi pleaao copy. July 29
UQUOKS—
vintage 1816
do 1816.
do 1816
1864
A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR HOUSE
KEEPEftiS, -
r i an important item, and to know where to
get exactly what Is wouted Is equally Important,
“"‘KENNEDY & BEACH’S”
Hodgson’s New Block, Corner of Brough
ton and Bull Streets,
and you will find everything pertaining to House
Keeping as well as Refrigerators, Moat Safo3, Wood
en ware, and Tin Ware, Willow Ware, beautifol
Water Coolers, Patent Ice Pitchers, Brushes in every
variety, Bird Cages, Bathing Tubs, Indeed noarly
everything that can be call Jd for, rooolloct tho place.
»prl6
G. M. GRIFFIN,
SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN.
Corner of Bryan and Whitaker Streets.
Has now on hand a beautiful as-
sortment of Jewelry of every dia-
criptlon and kind worn by ladies AuE
and gentlemen, and wlllaoll at unusually low prices,
I have this day recolvod (por Express) a largo
stock of elegant Slvor Ware, consisting of Cake and
Plo Knives, plain aud engraved Fish Knives aud
Forks, Pickled Knives and Forks, Kulves, Forks uud
Simons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, &o. &o., all
iu Morocco casoa, and suitable for presents. I have
also this day received an addition to my stock of
balrwork or light colored Curls, Topsys. Braids,Front
Pieces, Bonds, Uncle Tom, ftc., which now makes
my assortment complete. Orders received for any
color desired.
Watches ropairod by and under tho supervision
of self, and all other work dono in a workmanlike
manner, and warranted. may 26
WILMOT’H JEWELRY STORE
Is rocoiving by every arri
val a large and rich assort-l
J^OPE—200 coils Ropo, for sale to arrive per
i sebr Julia A Rich, by
aug8
,OCKETT ft PNELUNG.
-lo 4o do
do
do
1864
do
do
1864
do
do
1840
do
do
1864
J ii do do
awr do Hodomm
fihl. d0 ASdlpotto __
“A «>a»U> pipw. Coguao, Bo-
a l” 01 *!** or vmIou. bnod.
apllHaaodorSwuiOl*
l*Unrij*o J « m U 0 “OW AoodonOock uitdo.
ou"}? “AJMutai Bom in pun choons
Ver*l?.S Dd d0 d0 Id demUons
Ch»fnn.in 0rl ,^. d W** 101 ” 1 Wines in demUons
fieWrf’J lb n ° ,md Clar ®* Wl0# CM “ I
i ua 5 eta » ,D h 011 '! znd store for sale by
m WERSTER ft PALMES.
r BAvSP!"!-*®*™ AM.,'
l * om# 100 fl-ouaind good
*«mod(& r,0 i u “ T • ^ ! , bodtbriudu.ul.0,*
,-wL,i Ssm «l low prloo.. AIM,.
wl0M ' AI1 or which
I'-M lo mv * 'fduc.d price., Ih.Te.lao
w
EW GOSHEN C1IEE8E ft BUTTER.—
20 boxes Choice New Goshen Cheese.
lOkogB do do do Butter.
20tubs do do do de, lauding
per steamer, and for salo by
zug 20 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft Go
FRESH GROUND COHN MEAL. “
BUSHELS Fresh Ground Corn Meal in
dflt/U/ store, and for sale low by
*"«? YOUSU It WYATT.
N ewuushkn CHEESE AND BUTTAR-
20 IcegsCliolcoGoahou Butter
15 4^ do do do
60 boxes do Yellow Cheese
60 j d ? . do » landing por
steamer, and tor sale by
lept 2 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO.
C OFFEE.—160 bags prlmo Uroen Rio Coifea
100 bags fair do do do
60 mats old Goveramout J&va Coffee
26 bags old Maracalba do
60 do prime Laguira do
60 do do Porto Rico do
26 do do old Rio do
In store and for sale by
Jy4 SCRANTON. JOnNSTON ft CO
J UST RECEIVED—White BrilUantos
Check Nainsooks and Cambrics
Ladies’ black Silk Gloves
Water Twist laong Cloth, Patent Leather Bella
Huckabak Toweling, ftc. For buIo by
— MOI
atutf
Diwrrr ft Morgan.
TTIANCY PRINTS—One case Fahey Printod Cali-
JC does, warranted fast colours, at 6)4 cents por
.yard, „ Just received by steamer Knoxville, and for
Patches, Diamond
ment of Gold aud Silver Watches,
’Ins. Ear and Fiuger Rluga, Mantle and othor
Clocks, Spoons, Forks, Tea Setts, Casters, ftc., cf
Sterling Silver.
Jewelry In every variety
Ivory Tablo Cutlery, uno Pocket Knives and
Scissors.
Rich China and Paftan Vases, and other articlos.
Fine Double BarrellciTGuns manufactured to his
own order. Gunning Implements of all kinds.
Plated Walters, Castors, Tea Setts and Caudle-
sticks, with a great varloty of Fancy Articles, suita
ble far wedding gifts, too uamorous here to men
tion.
All kinds of Watches and Clocks repaired by tho
most experienced workmen.
tf. W1LMOT,
maylS No. 1 Market square.
ior schr Alba
ft CO.
E OI’K.—100 colls Rope, to arrive porseki
JylO PATTEN. HUTTON ft
F OUR 300 sacks Palace^ Mills Duubio Extra
Hour, Just received and for salo by
Jy8 RUSE, DAVIS ft UlNO
O NluNS —iu bbls of Now Onions per steamer
Kloridu, received aud for sale by
aug 6 J- D. JESSE.
JOHN 8. NORllIS,
architect.
SUNDRIES.
600 bags fair to prime Rio Coffee
169 do Java, Loguayra, Maracai
bo and Mocba Coffee
1160 hkds Muscovado Molasses,
100 bbls. New Orleans Syrup
30 hbds. Now Orleans, Porte Rico and Musco
vado Sugar
400 bbls Now York Rectified Sugars
60 bbls Crashed mid Powdered do
10 boxes Loaf do
100 bbls Lebanon Mills super and extra Flour
200 boxes Adamantine, Sporm and Mould Can
dles
160 do No 1 Palo and Family soap and Starch
80 balo3 heavy Gunny Bagging
200 coils Western Uomp Rape
2,000 lbs Bagging Twino
60 hhds Clear and 50 do Ribbod Bacon Sides
26 do Shoulders aud Hams
60 bbls Mess and Prime Pork
10 half bbls Fulton Market Boot'
160 boxes Tobacco, vorlous brands
do Black and Green Tea
600 bogs Drop and Buck Shot
60 kegs and half kegs Hazard’s Powder
76 bbls Sugar. Butter and Soda Crackors
26 do Pilot Broad
Together with a toll assortment of all othor artl-
tides In tho grocery lino, (except liquors,) iu storo
and for salo on accommodating terms bv
jyll RODGERS. NORRIS ft CO.
ALANSON
8. A. ROLLO
ALONZO CHILD,
I. P. BALLARD. ••
WM. M. DODGE, “
P. J. AVERY,
H. A. CURTIS,
WM. E. ROLLO,
8. T. LIPP1N00TT,
ISAAC NEWTON,
WM. A. HUSTED.
WM. H. RIVKRSMITH,
W. H. LYON, “ “ W. H. Lyon ft Oo.
GEO. CHAPMAN, “ “ Lee, Murphy ft Oo.
JOS. H. WJ&T0t>rr, “ Briggs, Wostcott ft Co.
JOS. FATMAN, •< “ Futinan ft Co.
SfEPHEN VON MORES,
GEO. SAVORY, <* d ueo, Savory ft Co.
J. A. REQUA.
ALANSON MARSH, President.
CHAS. W. OGDEN, Vice PresipenL
WM. E. KOLLO, Secretary.
This Company will Issue Policies upon Ma
rine, Inland Navigation, Transportation and Fire
KiskB, at liberal rates of premium.
Losses promptly tnd liberally adjusted.
JAMES M. CARTER, Agent,
oot 81 No. 86, Bay Street.
KEDZIETS PATENT WATER FILTER
An assortment of sizes and
with tho latest improvement, can
only be found at our store.
Wo wlU sell them at the manu
facturer’s retail prices, adding only
the transportation, and put them
up freo of charge.
KENNEDY ft BEACH,
UodgBon’s block, corner of
Broughton and Bull sts.
THE GREAT WESTERN FIRE' AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
0/ No. 107 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Penn.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. CAPITAL 9500,000.
niU, M ARISE, AND INLAND IN SURA NCI.
DIRECTORS:
Charles C. Lathrop, 532 Spruce street;
Alexaudor Wbildon, Merchant, 14 North Front-sL ?
John 0, Hunter, firm of Wright- Hunter a Co.;
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy ft Baker;
John K. M’t'urdy, firm of Jones, White ft M'Curdy;
Isaac Hazlehurst, Attorney and Counsellor;
James B. Smith, firm of James B. Smith ft Oo.;
Theodore W. Baker, firm of Tracy ft Baker;
R. S. Walton. 360 Market streot;
Thomas K. Limerick, 634 Spruce street;
John J. Baker, Goldsmith’s Hall
CHARLES C. LATHROP, President.
Tuos. K. Luuouok, Secretary.
J ABIES BI. CARTER, Age.it,
June 16 No. 86 Bay street.
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COBIP’Y,
No. 11 Pine street, New York,
(BETWEEN BROADWAY AND MA88AU STREET.)
Cash Capital—9100,000!
mmsCompany insures against loss or damage by
X Fire, on the most reasonable terms, dwelling
houses and furniture, warehouses, stores and mer
chandize, factories, ships in port, etc.
All losses will be adjusted and promptly paid.
D. S. MILLS. President,
C. BROOM, Vice President.
Edw'd C. Taylor, Secretary,
Gxo. B. Deane, Surveyor.
JAMES M. CARTER, Agent,
June 17 tor Savannah, 86 Bay wtreet.
ICE PITCHERS*
DOUBLE
Water Pitchers.
Some now and beautiful
designs, Plated and BrWa-
nia.
At tbe House Furnishing
5 Store,
166 BROUGHTON STREET,
HORACE MORSE.
Savannah, April 30.
apr30
PATENT
ICE
PITCHERS.
Another, and (ho most
beautltollot oflco Pitchers
yet, Just received from
tlio Manufacturer, and at
reduced prices. Therefore, any in want of one (and
who is not.) can buy low by calling on us.
Allmay bo assured these Pltehors aro a luxury
this hot weather. Recollecttho place, at
KENNEDY ft BEACH’S
Houso Furnishing Establishment, Hodgson’s Block,
aug 26 Cor. Broughton ft Bull sts.
„ WM. J. HUNT,
€or. lUoiitgoinery & Yor - sis.
SAVANNAH, GA.,
OESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies ana
XU Gentlemen or this City that ho Is prepared ti
serve them every evening with
lee Cream, Cakes & Confectionery,
In his own peoullarstyle, and hopeBto merits share
of public patronage.
Savannah, 17th April, 1866. 8maprl7
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
I'hAOTEL CRONIN Upholster, 26 Biyan-at.
X/ would reapecttoUy announce to the citizens oi
Savannah that he Is ready to make and put down
Carpets, OU Cloth, Matting, ftc., at the nhorteat no
ted, and on the most reasouable terms. oct3-U
alon, olfors his sorvicoa to his Trlouds and the
pnbllo as an Architect and superintendent.
Designs fot any put of the country supplied and
exocutod In all the various branches or his profes
sion, such as Publlo Edifices, 8tores, Dwelling!,
Monuments, fto. Thoroughly Fire Proor Stores de
signed and oxeoutod. Office at present in Bay Lano,
rear oftho Custom House. Jan 3—ly
S PRING AND BUMMER OLOTHING^-The
subscriber would invite tho attention of all
In want or SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, to
hla stock which has Just boon rocoivod, at tbe Star
Clothing E “
apr!6
, 147 Bay streot.
* 1 WM. O PRICE
gQ Bbls 8tuart’8 A. Crushed Sugur.
I 60 “
A.. Clarified
on •• » j), do uu.
60 “ C. do do-
Jait rocelrtd ,nd for sal. by
»agS SOBATON .IOHNSTQ1 *CW
ti.ri 1 .!. auiurwr Kwiuy
PATE St!S3!™tVb^-S AIiHO
CANS AND JABS,
' .last reccired
an invoice of Ar-
ihur-BPitootAIr
Tight
g,IP-I«*Iltig
CANS
.Amu
JAR S
Cau. For sale at manulheturor’s prices by
HORACE MORSE, 116 Broughton it.
Also, an assortment of Ludlow ft Co’s and Bur
nett’s Screw Top Fruit Chns, less than coat.
' Jyl9 1
P APER ts RAISINS.—160reams Wrapping Paper
60 half boxes Raisins,
aug 26
• do, received and foriale hy
McMAHON ft D6YUB.
206 ft 207 Bay street.
STATU OK AlllSHSim, ClIT OK VlCRSIIl*Ml, )
Offico of thetfuuthei'u Railromi Company, j
rpHE Sontherii Uailm:u( company Invito proiw-
X sals from uontrantnrs for tho clearing, gradu
al! n, masonry, tivstlmg and bridging, 'necessary
to tho complete preparation tor the Hupcivtructuro
oftUo rotdwuy or the eastern division oi Heir
iaa.
Also, for furubbiug thu cross ties, and tor thu
track-laying wltli any incidental work neccssury.
Aud for all uthur work, stetiuus, platforms, do-
pots, ftc-, required in the thorough completion of
thu road lor effuotivc alteration.
The graduation amouuts to770,000cutnc yards ot
excavation, and 006,000 cubic yards of embank
ment.
The trestllng to4,00dtoot.
Tho bridging to OOufeet.
Tho masoniy for culverts amouuts to 10,000
porch
Thocross ties to 180,000.
Proposals, scaled, endorsed, aud directed to the
undersigned, will bo rocoived uutil tho first day of
November next, and will be,| at tho option of hid
ders, cither for—
i. Tho entire work of construction, completing the
road ready for tho iron;
ii. The work of construction, exclusive of cross
ties and track-laying;
m. For each item of work, outlroand separate;
iv. For tho grading or either, or a specified num
ber of sections, of one mile euch;
V. For tho cross Uoa to bo furnished, tho number
specified ;
Vi. For the eutirt* construction. ieady tor the iron,
oi either of the three divisions lit rcinitiler numed
of said road;
Theeaato.u dlvLiou, connecting with the com
pleted road at or uour the town ul tirainitm, extends
to tbe Mobile and uti-o road,82)i miles, which will
bo divided into' three MihiUv.stous ; thu first of 21
miles, tho second of 28 miles, und the third of 33
miles.
In each form of proposal, tlio Udder will shite his
item price*, aud'tor the graduation will make his
bid at so ihuchjior cubic yard of excavation aud
embanktuout, aud thu udddinnul dllferouco for “ex
cess” of either; or tor so much per cubic yard up
on the largest item, aud the dffi’ereiice tor "ex
cess.”
Thu parties making proposals are desired tomuke
them in four forms: 1. For the wholo amount pay
able Hit* tidy iu wish, as the work progresses, re
serving twenty |ier cent for llual settlement. 2.
Une-had'iu cash, payable in tbe sumo way, uud ouo
hull iu the stock oi mo compuuy. 3. Ouo-thlrd iu
cash, payable In tbe suine way, tbo bonds of tho
cumpati>, payable in ten yours, with Interest at
six per cent., payable annually. 4. Payable en
tirely iu the stock of thu road.
IhO proposals to be considered must he accompa
nied by satisfactory reference or credentials, and
tbo company reserve the right ot accepting any or
declining all.
Maim, profiles uud specifications may he seen At
this office; und any torther Information will he fur
nished uism application to the uudersigued.
Tbe Southern Kuilroad commences at Jackson,
the capital of the State, and is finished as far as the
town of Brandon; and Is in good running order
and woll equipped to that poiut. It oxteuds from
Brundou iu a lino almost directly east eighty-two
ami a half miles, to thu intersection, of thu Mobile
und Ohio Railroad, a few miles below the town of
Marion, in Lauderdale county; and passes through
tho couulios of Kaukin. tfeutt and Newton. Tlio
liue Is over a nigh rolling country, well watered
and timbered,aud In poiut ofheulUuuluess,eoouom
teal living, ftc,, is cquul to tho most favored
portions or the uorolinos and Georgia. Thegradiog,
except for the first twenty miles is generally light;
and upon the most of the seotious the' excavation
and embankment ahoiuato favorably; tho excep
tions beiug iu the two heaviest cuts. The mate* ial
is or a character easily moved, the growth of tbe
country affords abuudauco of timber sultablo tor
bridging uud cross-ties; and it is believed that no
work offers, iu laoillUus for construction, greater
inducements to contractors, especially those usiog
negro labor.
The company Is entirely out of Uobt, aud lias due
to It by reliable stockholders, about $::8o,000, which
will doubtless be paid as the Board of Alauagera inuy
oalUtin. It is aim an recipient under tho reeum
grant ofUnds mado by Congress, Utbay can bo bad
along the line, which is believed to be tho cose, ol
nearly 400,000 acres of laud.
The road oouuects with and is an extension of
the Viukburg aud Jackson Railroad, completed uud
infull operation to thu Mississippi river at Vickburg;
opposite which city, iu Louisiauu, commences the
VickBburg, Hhrevcuport and Texas Railroad, now
under contract for its wholo dlatouce aud in rapid
progress of ceustructiou. It Intersects the Nuw
Orleans und Jackson. Great Northern Railway at
Jackson, and through that atCauton, connects with
tbe Mississippi Central Railway, thu iron of which
Is now beiug laid lo Holly tfpriugs. It lutersects
with the Mubllo aud < dtlo Railroad, as ulready stat
ed. near Marlon, and its poiut onutorseoliou meets
with the North-eastern aud Southwestern Kullroau
In Alabama, aud through that unites with tho roads
iu Virginia. Tennessee and North Carollua. It is
also au indispensable link In tho line of Railways
that are to unite Charleston and Savannah, through
Montgomery, Vicksburg, Bhrovouport and K1 l’uso,
with the i’uciUc Ocean ruuniug its entire length ou
tbe same parallel of latitudo with theso places, It
Is thus obvious that ibis line of work is one of thu
moct important unfinished emerprh.es iu tho couu-
try. It Is thorough Nationul in its character; lor
it unites Malue and New Orleans, uud the Atlautio
and tho Mississippi, by iudUsoiuable bonds. But
whilst thus Natiouul, it appeuls especially lor aid to
Southern men and {southern enterprise, tor when
completed, with the intermediate gap in Alabama,
it will, with Us connections, now built aud being
built, run right through tbe heart of those great
Southern cotton-growing States, Louisiana, Missis
sippl, Alabama, Georgia and South Carollua, and
uuites tbe great inland sea with tbo broad ocean.
These foots uro stated to call attention to this line
of road and to induce capitalists aud contractors, to
embark liberally in its construction. Tho fifteen
miles of completed Railroad, with us equipmeut-
and sixty valuable slaves,mmiy of them mechanics,
is a bonus from tbe State of Mississippi; the public
land has been donated by Congress ; and it is, per
haps, not greatly over-estimating tho proseut pro
perty of the road to put Hat or neur oue million ui
dollars in which sum toturo stockholders wbu may
become such by direct subscription of money or
work,will beat ouce equally interested. It wilt
thus he seen that this road presents peculiar lu-
ducomenta to men or wconB to engago iu iu con
struction.
WM. C. SMEDKtf,
sept 10—tNl President Southern Railroad.
1 C E CREAM!
NEW CONFECTIONARY STORE
No. 98 Bryan Street*
tWO DOORS ABOVI MR. URimx’S JKWKLKY STORK.
dies of Savannah in particular, and the publlo
generally, that be has this day opened a new Confec
tionary 81 lore, and will keep on band a large and
rush assortment, or all kinds and discretions.
He will atall times and hoan, be ready totoralsh
parties, with suppers.
Coffee, Tea ind ChotolBte.it all Bonn.
Ornamented Cokes, Pies, fto. fto., made to order.
He hopes from long experience to give satisfaction
to all who will boner him with their patronage.
K. B BOZZOLA* No. 98 BryauS
SILVER WARE* CUTLERY, ftc.
-11TK have Just received a new stock or eilvor
W Spoons, Butter Knives, Salt Cellars, FUh.
Pie, Cake and Ice Cream Knives; also, Steel and
Plated on Steel Table Cutlerv, Carvers, Ice Pitchers,
Bread Knives. Plated and Parieu Butter Standi, be
sides a quantity of tuefol articles too numerous to
mention. D. B. NICHOLS ft OO.
June 4
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
140 OOSTORBi AMD 67 ST. JCUBf-anUBHR.
IE Subscriber baa received, and will
this da/| the largest and most extensive y
-, INDOW SHADES ever offered In this city. .. _
the intention of the advertiser to keep constantly la
store a large supply of, all the various patterns and
styles manufactured by the manufacturers ol this
country and of France, to whloh the attention ofmsr-
chanta and families in the city and oountry, is In
vited. They will he sold at wholesale .-and retail, at
satisfactory price*. W H- GUION, Agent.
Jan 8 i •< .
XTKW IMPORTATION—26 baskets quarts ft plats
JA Max Betaine Wtne, in store andtor.-
Jyu
>, in store and for sals by.
OGDEN, STARR It (XL
17 boxes Soap; • ,,. ■
7.iMMif Tobacco, . < .<*.'
1 kegT-.bapco; . . ...
1 package of Tubat
l barrel of Ba’.Soda; ,
l case Ginger Preserves;
Tease Merchandize; . 1 .
1 Mrrel Snuff |n bottles; , .. , ;
14 boxos Tobacco; .*
2 cuiks Potash;
1 bag Ginger;
1 box Fohnapjw—damage-inn board the
tfohnouer l -tfoiiih* ru'Bo.li) t ” < a her vfiufgd from
New Yirk to thU Port, and sold ,tinder liiBpeclioii .
undb- order of the Port Wordens, for the beueflttf
all couth rood) 'ier«*«casU.' .
Alsu, at tlio name time and placu, 6 sacks of Cof-
feo dun agrni ou botrd tho Brig Philuro. onhervoy-
ago lo this Port, and hold uudor liihpuctloii and by
oidurqf tho Port Warden'*, for the teaefit of all
c-iucorht-d Tnrm cn-h
.-oj.'t 17 '
Farm at Private Sole.
. A very iltwitubic tract of laml, only threo mites
from llm rlly, um idulng about 8u aciw, half of --
which iRch'iin-il ft mult-r gon-l mm hiibstai.Ual fence.
The •Inaruil land is iv rich liHiuiy roll, atui wdl ,
adapted tor gar nulling purposes. Ihoro is a well'DC .
most oxcullciil. water on the promises and all ueces- . *
wary mit-hulldings. negro, houses, barns, fto. The .
balanco of tho ti act, say 40 acre*, is uncleared land
and heavily timbered with valuable timber, aud
the soil excellent. Tho locality is very excellent;
noionucasoof sickticwi has occurred on the prom- ■
i-.os during the tvludu time the present propiietor ,
lias owned ii. This is n cimm-o for nn lnvc.-tmeui
raieiy tu he met with, niul uny per-on wishing a
quiet private residein-u near the city, or any person
desirous of going into tno gardening bmiuess to
raise fruit uud vegelaliles fur our market, will find
this tho place to suit.
For terms, which will bo very libufal, inquire at •>
our cimntiug room. 16-1 Ray street. TRIms undisputa- \
bio. augO
At iTlVUle tfalu.
1700 busltfc'a ilicu, an excellent article for stock
ol‘all kinds. Call aud examine. Pricu 25 cunts pe*-
bushel. jutiolfi-
To Ronti
Two good stores, uudor the bl-ilT, al tho tout <»r
Whitaker streot. June 19
Wanted to Purchase
A cuuveuicut mud.um-sizcd house, in a centra)
loeatiou—one fronting ou a squaro would he prefer
rod—fur such au oue ii liberal prloo would be given.
JuuulO
Al Private Bale.
Thirty eligiblj hulldiug foite, 60 feet front by ion
to 124 t. et deep, situated uu Taylor, tterdtm uud
(laslim streets. The.-.c lets uru uu high giiiund and
iomo of them in the immediate nuighboi lmod of the
lot selected tor tho situ ol thu tfavammh, Alhitny
and Gulf Railroad Ueixii. Terms sutuu us city lot-,
viz : oub-llftii cash, tlio balance beuring Interest in
six per cent. Jun»l«
THK’«iiKAT MOITlijffiiITTRhiitlidl>I
I'll V O R’S~N TM KiN T.
I T is a sure aud speedy cure tor burns, piles,
corns, felons, lover sores, ulcers, scald head,
tetter worm, duro mpplus. (recunimuiulcti by imi :
sus,) sore and cracked lips, fresh wminus and ames
of any doscrlntinu. it in ii most valuable reiin-dy
and curu, which cau bo testiUud to by thdumtuus
who bavo used it In niuuy purtiuiiH m thurnutli u-r
the last tow years, lu iu> imduncu will the salve <u-
any injury, or intorferu with a physicIun’s prescrlp-
tion. The proprietor bus nuiuuroiia eertiUoutes un-i
letters from people who have need it theiiinulve^,
and most earnestly recominend it to others u.* j
ipcedy and certain remedy lor the above name.;
nseoses. A trial Is uU that is nece.-iaury for Itn own'
recommendation.
Among the many that have testified to the effica
cy of this valuable remedy, and reoniiimemled It to
Uio public, are Dr U A T Ridley, Juilgu K Y liill,
Judge O A Bull, R J Morgan,Esq, J L Stephens, bsq,
and thousands of others.
Sold hy J HMoore, tfuvuntiah, Gu; J 10Hall, Amer
icas, Uu; Clark ft Wells, Auguste, Ua; Mclvcurion,
Rubins ft Co, New York; und druggist-? generally.
ft®*- By remitting one dollar to the proprietor a
single box of tno Ointment will bo fur warded hy
mall. Irce of postage, to uny part of tlio U States.
Sold by J; B. MUOKK, tfavammh, Ga., und drug-
gists generally. V. J. MOURE. Proprietor,
mayl3 UGrango, Ga.
jUINTftWEBSTiR’A
IMPROVED SHUTTLE HEWING MACHINE.
I \EtflGNED for Families, plantations, DrcsB ms*
X/kers, Tailors, Boot ft Shoe mimul'aclurors and
others who may wish to Uo their owu sowiug cheap
ly and witu expedition. This machine sews a uni
form stitch with both sides alike, and which will uo4
ravel. It is mere simple, Is less liable to get uut of
order, aud costs less in proportion than any ether
machine, and is warranted to bo perfect, aud to work
well. All apparatus necessary tor convouictlVuse is
furnished witli it, uud any instruction will bu given
that will bo necessary to euaurc to the purchaser
its successful operation uud durability.
The public aro respectfully iuvited to call and ex*
amine them ut 136 Cong runs ut.
ALFRED WEBSTER. Gen. Agt.
tOr A very neat uud oi-uamonuti Iron Table
wlllnow boglveu with amuchiue ior a small sum
iu addition to the regular price. Muy 26.
HOIVES COTTON HARVESTER.
PATENTED DEC., 4, 1866,
mills improvement enables one Held bund u> pick
Xas much cotton os live can pick bi the old
method uud Imviug tho eottou freo from t> ..sh, uuu
in better condition tor gluuiug.
Tho ubove machines are tor salo ut 136 Congress
street tfavaunah, aud 126 Meeting street, Charles-
tou, B. C. All orders from abroud wlU receive
prompt attention. Plauters, Factors, Cotton Brokers,
aud all Interested aro respectfully iuvited to cull
aud examiue thorn Couuty Rights cau ho bought un
favorable terms.
May, 26. ALFRED WEB.VTER.
NEW TIN STORE AND SHEET-IRON
MANUFACTORY.
141 SOOTH 0? MARKKT sqUARZ, IlBVASf STRUXT.
1 would iulbrm my old friends aud natrons
1 have opened tlio above store to conduct the
tflovo, Tiu and Sheet-Iron Business in all its
‘.various forms, uud where will be fouud a geu-
ermussoiTmeutut Stoves, Tin audtiheet-lrou Ware,
which 1 will bu pleased to show, and at such price
as will sutisl'y any one wishing to purchase.
All kinds of RooUng, Gutters ol Lead, Galvanized
Iron Work of every description, Job W'ork aud Re
pairing executed with dispatch, old Steves put up
&ud Pipes furnished at short notice.
Tin Ware ut wholesale und retail. Cull down on
Bryan street, it will pay yuu tor your walk.
0012 _ JUHN J. MAURICE, Agent.
MOURNING GOODS,
B LACK Frcuoh Bombazine, Black Alpacas,
Black latmu Cloth, Black Mubaii, Black Challie,
Black Freuch Lawn, Black and White French Mub-
•in, und a Uuu assortment ol'Striped uud Plaid Black
aud While Ginghams and Calicoes, Plain aud Striped
Black Sowing Silks, aud Grenadines, Barege and
fissuoH, Plain and Figured Black Silks, tor summer
collars und sleeves, oftho latest patents. For sale
' • ' A1KIN ft Bl
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An
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i BURNS.
0. 0. POOLE,
No. 11, Whittaker Street, (two doors from Bryan,)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Sashes, minds, Doom, Palntu, Oils, Var
nishes, Window Glass, Putty, Ate*
Painters’, Gralnors’ aud Artists’ Brushes:
[Whitewash Heads and DuBters, Dry ana
. 'Mixed Paints of evory description, Artists’
iotas in tubes, Prepared Canvass, &o.
PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS AND FIRE BOARD
PATTERNS.
Rooms prepared with neatness and despatch.—
House, Sigu and Ship PaluUug, Gilding, Graining and
ilaziug dono In the bout style and at modorate
prices.
AU ordera from the country promptly attended
lo. mob 28—ly
SUNDRIES. JUbT RECEIVED—
^ 16 bogB choice old Government Java and Rio
Coffee;
0 half chests Black and Green Teas,loose
and in Quarter pound packages.
10 hhds Light Muscovado Sugar;
10 bbls R L ft D Stuart’s Orusbod and Clarified Su-
gars;
10 bbls solf rising Flour,
25 bags Extra aud Superfine Flour;
20 bbls Soda, Butter and Mapio Crackers;
60 boxes Beadel’s family Soap, Starch and Candles;
60 dos Pails and Brooms;
100 dos Scrub Brushes, and Cotton and Manilla
Clothes Lines;
10 gross Matches:
26 boxes ground Coffee and Pepper;
60boxes Mustard and Yeast Powders, Maso, Cinna
mon, Nntinogs, and Cloves, and 10 cases table Salt,
ftc., fto. In store and tor salo by
DAVID O’CONNOR,
Jell Cor Broughton and Drayton sts.
B altimore leaf lard,—20 bbisl’rimo niTi
Lear Lard ; 60 kegs do do do do
Landing and for st le by
aug5 SCRANTON. JOHNSTON ft Co.
TJOTASH—10 cases Rectified Potasb, In Un cans
JL for family use-, 10casks Potash, Just received
and for sale by
Jyll RODGERS, NORRIS ft CO.
C ALL AT GRIFFIN’S and you wlU find the mos
beautifol assortment or small Fancy Articles In
china and gold ornamented, consisting in part ol
jewel boxes, fancy do, reticules, florets, boquet va
ses, cables, dracket grandolas, small do, cologne
bottles, ribbons, cologno, lantern blue floqota, can
dlesticks, and last though not least useful, match
boxes, a vory tasty selection and something new en
tirely. G. M. GRIFFIN,
Successor (0 the tote M Eastman,
Jy6 Corner Bryan and Whitaker sts.
DISSOLUTION.
r S Firm of Freeman ft Henderson was this day
dissolved by mutual consent. AU debts due
the arm must be paid by tbe first of October, to
either party. A. FREEMAN,
J.M. HENDERSO.
Bavannah, Sept 1,1860 aept 1—lm
“ KOTIUB.
A. BICBj. will tilled po.ittv.j7
next, All penou having frelg
1, win send it down before Frid
LOCKETy ft SNELUNGS
GENERAL NOTICE.
S ILVER AND GOLD PLATING con now be dont
at homo. Mr. CHAKlEtf KEMltfH having es
tablished himself permanently, all work in this line
will bo dono with dispatch. Ail repairing ofCastors,
Teapots, Caudlcstlcka, Spoons. Forks, or any other
article will be done neatly beforo plating. AU old
diver plate, such as Teasotts or Urns, Forks or
.Spoons, will bo re-finishod and made equal to now.
and at moderate prices. All work or orders left at
my store will bo attended to promptly.
P. a—Watch cases galvanized.
may27 G. M. GRIFFIN
STRANGER!
gam 1 - if yuu wunt a good and cheap
Miaj^Truiik, Vallce, Carpet Bag,
nm^ttlor Clothing of any kind or quail-
^■aaaftaaity. ready made or made up to your
measure; also Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars or Dress
Furnishing articles of any description, call and se
lect from the largest and best stock in tbe city, at
the 8tar Emporium, 147 Bay street.
WM. 0. PRICE.
CORDON SLAVERY.
A Scriptural examination of tho Institution of
Slavery in tbo United States; with Its objects
and purposes. By Howell Cobb.
Horton’s Life and Publlo Services of Jamea Ba-
ebanan. „, ,
Irving’s Life of Washington; cheap edition; vol.
8 . 21,60. , „
Napier’s History of tbo Peninsular War: a-new
edition, in4 vote. 12 mo., with portraits and plans.
Commodore Perry’s Expedition to Japau, vritb.
uuraerous engravings; $6. ■r'jpP
Household Mysteries: a Romanoe of SOOUierir
Life. Lizzie Petit, of Virginia, author of light
^Na^loon’ifconfldential Correspondence with the
EmnresH Josephine.
Tuokor’s History of the United 8tatce, from ita
Colonization to 1841. Vol. 1st
History of 8ecret Societies and of tho Republican
Party In Frauco, from 1830 to 1848.
Bernard Idle, A romance of tbo Toxaa Revolu
tion.
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
S !
SIDES AND HAMS—30bhds Clear Sides
20 tierces choice "
augl6
ice Hams, landlug and tor Bale by
HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON ft CO.
S’
IT CROIX SUGAR—15hhds 8t. Croix Sugar, land-
" Ing per schooner Manbassett, for sale by
l apt 2 SCS ANTON, JOHNSTON ft CO