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lOTio BroojMon IIMM, Itt nullj'l BulMlDf, •
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£.*. unlhirt'i. WMI Bmd itmt lipll
^ S£ WOTWT>tiH®r———
On the first of Octobsr the Night Guard
ur will ho sol at 8, P. M. By order Honor,
Uivor.
^,.„w-ciri*Riw v oir ohatham
_ l am a oanlWUe (Dr're eleeUiin lo the of- 1
kJF UCJ or Receiver or Uu Return. In Juuny
«^r lw,wm,,, “U 0, ^ u Vo« SD v.
TiiTwR'S COTTON HARVMTIR.
Jk, The greet deeldemlumor Ulan tern 1. Unal-
Ugly obtained In Ikt anoonaiM Invention oT
.VT.'J oetlon Harveetor, with which one hand eon
,u much couon aa Ira In tha ordinary way,
antlN earing an Immenoa amount of labor. What
Suey'.oettonain to In Ita altar otago, Howa’a
. >
Agent Ihr tha gtatea oT Georgia and norlda. ,
iy-Jd 1
hike Filnni ot the StT’h Georgian
. m . All dubts due to tho Georgian previous t
iff tiio 6th instant, aro payable only to toe an
dL'Nitfied. Notes and oooonnta dne In toe city wll
v presented immediately, and *U debts dne tn the
.unity will be forwardod by on early moil. . 1
rou boing the Drat time that the undersigned boa "
ubltoly appealed to his late patron, he feels that
iher will not consider him unreasonable In urging
i»n them tbo necessity for immediate payment.
ueiniuauces may be made directly to toe undor-
ilfoe-ijorteIt.B. Htltou A Co^whosorec^tjrlU
B 5I?*u«*b. May 28,1868. myl8-'lawdAw
Jo V3EixaNr.vaDEi.iB.
rbusuh^fibera offer for sale a large and varied J
uionmeut of second-hand printing material, suffi-
cwut to establish a complete Job Offlco, with but
let idditioual articles, consisting la pari of—Quo ,
tuple foot of small pica, as good as now, and vari
ous fonts or Job type; one super royal hand-press;
ono Hoe k Co.'s proof-proM. latest improvsmoni,
net;two er more Urge imposing stones, new; dou
ble and single stands; oases, composing sticks,ool- j
urns rules, galleys, chases, eto., etc., together with
ririous othor articles pertaining to a newspaper „
Jejub office. R. B. HILTON A 00. G
luno 28
MAYOR'S OFFICE, 1
City or Savaxsah, 6th or August, 1860. j
f no oWNKKS OF TAAlti, and all others whom it
I may couooru.
Yuu are hereby notified to keep your Dogs In and
uruveni tUvia from going at large within the City
Any'lK' found going at Urge after this notice, *
rid until mo 20lli day or September next, shall bo 0
tl K-l EDW’D. C. ANDERSON, Mayor. h -
AuimI. Edw’d. G. Wasox, Clerk oTOounciL
ZUg b
— WlfiLLs'dTWlLXlAtti,
DIALBBB Ut
U0MK8T.IC, foreign and FA h\
DRY GOODS. J
No. 148 Vongnss-st., Savannah, Oa.
JAS. r. WKUA formerly or Beaufort Diet. S, C. 4
MEUimi’S WILLIAMS, " Sort van Co., Ga.
sept 7 ai
1, C. XCsUt. J. H, DAVIS. W. H. LOSQ. 0
IIUMB, DAVIS «Sf IONG, c
COM MISSION MEHOHANTS »
SAVANNAH, GA.
m»y M “
1. UM ftlfrT. II. H. UNKLUNCU.
LOCKETT A 8NBLL1NG8. »
UOMiUSSION MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS, J
Savannah, Ga,
Will attend to the selling of all kinds of produce
strlctattenUon given to receiving and forwarding |
roodi. may 31 ly J
faction A Oommiasioa Home, Macon, Ua
a. r. McLaughlin,
tinueral Agent and Auctioneer,
•ui'.ciu trout hi* friends consignments of every 7
jominpiiuu. Takes orders for Cotton. >
ir special attontiou given to toe sates or Real £
Uuw, .-locks and Nogro property, at public and
private sales. Prompt returns and dispatch.
Reference—^C. A. L. LAMAK. mchSu 1
IU. W. flRKVX. K. 9. SMOOT.
GREEN * SMOOT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW G
0Ct2fl THOMASTO.V, OA. If
JOHN BILBO, .
Ordinary of Ohatham County. ;
AND ATTORNEY AT LAW. ,
Office In tbs Court House. mylS
ANTHONY MeCUtiLOH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, .
Sawannak, Georg!..
19* Office on Bay itrest, over the Bank of Savon-
tub. nUjl8
H. L. P. KING,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Corner of Bay and 4 Whitaker Streets,
SAVANNAH. 1
feb22 8mos
• "
i. K. VK10UT. J, V. X. SaVAQK.
WRIGHT dC SAVAGE, J
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BRUNSWICK, OA Jyl9
dfONH 8. BOWEN,
ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,
tOSSKK Or DRAYTON AND BRYAN-ST*.,
(Above 0 A. L. Umar.)
JfiWm _
A. McAIgPIN 6i BROTHERS.
Umber, MiU and Brick Yard*.
*Pt 6 BAVAHNAB.OA.
1.1. OQDKX. WM. STARR, Jr. H. H. U'AROXK,
OGDEN, STARR «b UO.,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
BAY-STRUT. SAVANNAH. OA.
PATTEN, HUTTON ti CO.,
„ FACTORS.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Bajvetreet, S.v.imidl, G..
B. OU 91 BUNG,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
rebl-ly irwoton, oa.
0. A tUKMSON. A. 0. wrqxmia
HARRISON dC MeGEHBE,
AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND
(orwurdluff JHerohants.
H AND 61 B BO AD-STRUT, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
*T Particular atteatlon given to tha sales oT Res)
uuus, Negroes and Produce.
. Liberal advances made on Negroes and Her-
chodlze.
KU8B,PATrEN40of*T*
sM^oo.r ,anbu '°*
H. 3. dSUH, ^ Mobile, AlmbuuT
oct 23 ly
Factor ind General Commission Merchant*
0 aaV-STBUT, SAVANNAH, OA.,
* rtoaiUs, Ogden, rttarr ft Co., Savannah; J. P,
nnaiiwon. IVwten. * now 1 *
«*. auolxt DtePXR. jno. oorriR vaaitu
Hay aireot, Savannah, Ga. fmyli
„ ». J. UAVANT, JR.
UCTOR AND COMMISSION MEKCANT
No. 07 B«y Street,
•feH , SavanmlvOt
JAtlUN tf. MAVAG*
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ruoHAsnua, raoMAS oodnty, oa.
Ai' joiinew ontruHted to bis csre will rectuvr
PfotupiAttonilon. lvr—manr
■ , TUKiubscrlber being about to partition
offthetwoslegantana oommodlouo sto-
rtesoyor Dr. -Broottey * Drug Store into
toffloea, otferattrom for ml by tat of No-
next; CHARLES BHOI.L,
wpt» Architect.
Trannwt
b THE fourth story ror Dr. Brantley's Drug
i Store. jpply to CHARI JES fttlOLTa
Suo« Architect.
Cabin Passage,
Steerage
r A STORE AND DWELLING on the oori
I nor of Houston and South Broad street
Lane. Tho stand la woll established, and
bis suitable for a Bar Room and Oyster
For particulars arply on the.premises.
FOR RENT.
, A WHARF STORK under 174 Bay strut
I Possession glvon 1st Octobor.
JL ^Ajply to TI60N k GORDON.
Wrbmt.
t And possession glvon on tho first of Oc-*
| tobor. that uorthorn half of the brick build*
I Ing situated on Tatunll and tbu bead of
LOordon Street*, occupied by Mrs. Cooper;
ftful location and vory conveniently finished,
h gas and water. Also, two tonoment* of brick
OLIVER M. LILLIBRIDGK.
Shippers of (Jetton by these Bteamshlpe will
tako notice, that no triton will bo received at
ie proasos that Is not distinctly marked on theedga
of tho bale. » septa?
tXlR (l'ltAlU,EHTOR DIRECT.
^ Tti't ini jrartor >tenmer GORININ,
J. P. Brookn,Commander, having
been thoroughly overhauled and
ibrnishod with a now boiler, will run regularly—
• 'twice a wook—boiweou 8avannah aud Cltarleaton;
leaving Savannah ovory Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons, at d o'clock, and returning will leave
Charleston every Monday and Friday afternoons,
at 6 o'clock.
For freight or passago apply to
J. P. BROOKS, Agent,
sept tit) Charleston wharf.
tons bur
FO't FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The A l
_B*ri|tin ISAAC K. DtVIS, Captain Hand,400
mrtbcu—enu Uko tbu bulk or 1,000 bAles cut*
Apply to C, A. GREINER.
SFirst Vkmki..—Tho sehr.* FANNIE, Captain
im, now loading, will have immediate die
l»tch. For freight engagement* apply to
S0ptl8 CHtS. A. GREINER.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.-The rtaunoh Tost
lalllugsulir R W TULI*, A M Strowbrldge,
master. Fur freight, apply to
anglO C. A. GREINER.
FOR SALE
r A VALUABLE LOT, near tho Central
I Railroad Dopot. about 00 x 100 root. This
Lot I* feosimple. On the premises are
L,three comfortablo Woadeu BUILDINGS,
unt for SuuO por aunum. Terms moderate,
r to J. B OUBBEDGK,
“ Agent.
ATLANTA HOTEL;
LANTA iiii GEORGIA,
J* J* IIB8LBK, Proprietor*
t Late of the Verandah Hotel, New Orleans.
Passengers per Evening Trains will find
Supper ready ou the arrival ortho Cars,
may 14
MERCHANT^ HOTEL,"
For LIVERPOOL.—The A i Amorlemi
ship FALCON, Patton master, baviug a
largo portion of freight ongagod, will moot
with dispatch us above, for balanco or cargo, apply
to BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO.
FOIl DEMERIT'S FERRY,
AND ALL THE INIKRMUMATE LANDINGS ON
THE SAVANNAH RIVER.
The now lion steam uacxet
SWAN, Captain Richard Johnson,
will leave Charleston wharf evory
IPriiiny morning, at 10 o'clock,
punctually, Ihr it»nu>ry T d Ferry, uu 1 all iuterniudi-
ato luudings uu tho duvuuuuh River.
$3* The Swan has superior accommodations for
passengers.
For freight engagements apply to
soptilK JOHN
[ BOARD PXR DAT.. ,
BOARD PXR wan...
BOARD put norm..
maylS
1 60
. 6 00
.. 20 00
lyp
Niagara Palls, the Lakes & Canada
BHOKTKST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
Per Steamship Keystone State, via Philadelphia
BOLLS HOUSE,
euAHuanoM, a. o.
I THIS House Is now adapted to all the
wants oftho Travelling Public, and the ef
forts of tho Proprietor will be to deserve
their patronage.
r 81 THOMAS 8. NICKERSON.
penniTholund;
lm—aepo
FAR! TO
NIAG’RA
PALLS
REMOVAL.
The subscriber has removed to tho storo
east of Mr. O’Conner, cornor of Drayton aud
l Broughton street*, adjoining tho Marshall
■ House, where be is prepared to muko to or-
FARE TO
PHILA-
DELP'A
$540. $j|8.
T HIS LINE connects at Philadelphia with the
Great Vsrth*Western Railroad Route, through
to Niagara Fills and Buffalo, in sixteen hour* from
PhllodelpK,.
Through Tickets, with the privllogo of stopping at
Philadelphia, and Intermediate points, for sale by
the Ageut.
Fare to Niagara Fulls or BullUlo $'28
“ Elmira 26
* Canandaigua 27
OlIAKLES A. GREINER, Agent.
J23 Savannah, Georgia.
CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK
THE
I St
KNO
Ing jubs must be paid tor on delivery,
niforms of all kinds made according to tho Unit-
tates’ Regulations.
r Young men desirous of becoming good cut-
of all garments bel nging to tho trade can be
jht in six lessons, at $3 a lesson.
'hose who will patronize mu will (lud prices to
t the times. M. CEAREY, Agent
sept 18—Im
luuuiv—uwmum " Carmichael's” Flour. Just
received and for sale on fiivorablu termi by
sept 26 WEBSTER & PALMES.
MAGAZINES
| ARPER’d Now Monthly Mngazluc ;fur October.
I Godoy's Lady Book tor October.
Arthur's Homo Magazine for October.
Peterson's Now Uauthly lor October.
Kecolved and for salo by
WARNOCK & DAVIS;
169 Congress street.
$25 00.
ly Ui
I HE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL
Steamships—
NOXV1LLK.. 1,600 tons..Capt.C. D. Ludlow.
AUGUSTA .... 1,600 “ . .Capt. Thomas Lyon.
FLORIDA..,'‘..1.800 " ..Capt. M.8. Woodbult.
ALABAMA.... 1,300 •• ..Capt. G. R.8chenck.
WILL LXAVK SAVAXJUH KVKKT
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
These ships arc among the largest on the coast,
unsurpassed iu speod, Barely aud comfort, making
tholr passage* iu titty to sixty hours, aud aro com
manded by sldillul, careful and polite officers.—
Having elegant stute-room accommodations, they
offer a most dedrablo cuuvoyanco to New York.
Cabin Possugo to New York.... $26
Slocrage Passage to Now York 8
1'ADELFORD, KAY & CO.,8avannah.
SAM'L L. MITCHlLte 18 Broadway,
fob 6 _ __ Now York.
U. 8. Nall Line
FOR PALATKA, FLA.,
Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Marys. Oa., hkmandi-
tu» and Jacksonville, Picolata and Black Creek, Fla.
RODGERS & NORRIS,
flute Crane k Rodger*.
WHOLESALE GBOOEBS,
tUY-aTHIR, aiVUIXAIl.
1,1865, [J B ,»
"JeiWS'KIUdVHOilRRT.,"'
,obhbbal
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALHR IN
umber and Lumber.
SAVANNAH, Oa.
s „ *' > *»l*itoi,, Santa Cuuiina.
'^AND COTTON AND RICE KAO-
D.W. T0BS -
■ ;i K T 8 !? 1IT Baoot I William U. Li*ro».
>/. Dux. f Wikborn Lawton Jr.
«od4m
®?bbl7N« ? W H°bu*e*; 10 bbla and 10
*»«•Snun. Ra.
•W
UfMAHON k DOYLE,
No. 206 and 207 Bay.it.
| Barrels Apples, Mercer Potatoes, Red Onions,
f Tomatoes, Burgalow Pears, aud 600 Cab-
in fctore anil for salo by
sept 26 J.D. JESSE.
TOROU8EKE£FER8."
\ANIEL CRONIN Upholster, 20 Bryan-st.
“ would reapoctlUlly announce to the citizen* of
mnahtluit ho Is ready to make and put down
>et*, Oil Cloth, Matting, Ac., at the shortest no-
and oti thu most reasonable terms, ocuuti
'L8T RECEIVED, pur late arrivals from Now
York, a superior article or Flntcd Skirts, an-1
J. W. THRKLKAI.U,
Congross utid Whitaker his.
I UTTER AND CHEESE.—6 firkins extra choice
Goshen Butter; 10 boxes of English Dairy aud
Cream Cheoso, rocoived and for salo by
aoptlO J. D. JESSE.
GENERAL NOTICK.
AND GOLD PLAT1NO can now be dune
. at homo. Mr. CHARLK8 KEM1SU having ea-
bUshed hiuuelT permanently, all work in this lino
P. 8.—Watch eases galvani
may27
iu turn iu»uu visual in uuw,
All work or orders lull at
promptly.
’« M. GIFF1N-
NOT1CB,
0aN8IGNF.es per Schr. M. E. WELLS, from F
ton, will please attend to the receiving of their
ds from tho vossel discharging at Bukor’s
barf, (foot of Aborcoru stroet) All goods re-
sep26
OGDEN, STARR CO.
>UTTER end Chuuso—10 firkins extra choice
I Goshen Butter, aud 40 boxes of selected Checso,
sizes, received ptr steamer Alabama,
sept 2J» .1. 1). JEs’SK.
T. G. &.A. L. ROWE,
MANUFACTURKR8
•AND
IMPORTERS O F
LINSEED OIL,
188 FRONT-STREET,
sept 26-lm NEW.YORK,
EDUCATION.
DARIEN ACADEMY.
BE TRUSTEES of the above named Institution
announce to tho public, that this Academy
bo opeued on tho first Monday Iu Xovumbor
to principal, Ool. S. Spencer, an cxiHuicnced
I*. M. BI-OUNT, 8oc’ry.
iept26
~ TOfEAciTEUS,
Literary Institutions, etc.
niON * PIIVNNBY,
8J1 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
bllahthe American Educatlouul series of impruv
SCHOOL & COLLEGE TEXT HOOKS.
pFull Descriptive Catalogues sent pro-paid
eluding strung testimonials from etuiut-nt
Teachers, Pomh and North; terms for spcclj
men copies kc. Ecp2f—lmctzw
OFFEE.—60U bogs Fair to Cbuioa RloCudee; 100
bogs and packets Java Coffee; lco bigs 1a
scpt20
HOLCOMBE, JOHN.-ON k CO.
t—16 till'!* Choice 1’orli) Bleu 8ugm-; 6 du
r Orleans • »; 10 duCuba do; 10 du Musco-
HOI/.UMUK, JOHNSON & Cb.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Savannah, vlth fc'opt.,
A regular tnuctiug of the Board of Heulth
OTV hel»l this night, the following preamble ami
regolutlotw were oltWvd nmt adopted:
Whereas. It !ia* bueu reported In one nr m ire of
? f0 ’J r .> (irlc ci,y that Mr. Fisher, lale tho
Clerk ol the steamer Augusta, running hot ween
this city aud Sow York lm< rocently died iu that
city of yellow fever, umi whereas, it is a known
tact that yellow fever 114, Imutt prevailing in and
about the city ol Now York for tho pust six weeks.
Bo URosolvu l, lliat art Dm deliberative opinion
of tbl* Board, that n the said Fishor died of yellow
fever, bo died of n disease wbloli bo contracted in
or uosr the city of New York, iuastnuch a* thoro
is not now, and has not heeu this year, a caso or vel
fow fever In or near this city. y 1
Resolved, H»at tho above bo published in the
city patter*, and that tho New York Day B»ok ami
other Now York papers friendly to tho Bomb
requested to oopy.
S. A.T.
nopt 26
Lawm«N0», M. D., Boo’y B. If.
B ACON.—60 hhd* prime ribbed Sidex, 20 hbd*
do Shonhlcra, Just received and for sole by
lept S WFBBTER k FALMfiS.
JOHN RICUARDSON.
THE steamer WELAKA, Capt. N
M King, will leave for the above places
rery .Saturday Morning, ut 10 o'clock.
This bnal him largo aud airy Stato Room accom
modations, aud takiug the Inland Passage, offor*
every inducement to Invalids and other*.
Freight will bo Utkeu for Trader's Hill and inter
mediate lamliugs on Ft. Mary's River.
No frolght will bo token after 9 o'clock.
For freight or passage apply on board at the
Florida 8teom packet wharf, or to
Jy26 CliAUHORN ft CUNNING1UM.
L NITE D^HTAIEB MAIL LINeT"
Firr Palatka, Bast Fla., via Darien. Brunswick, St.
Marys, hkmandina, Jacksonville, Middleburg,
(Black Creek,) and Picolata.
-*fT— W The new and elegant steampacket
DARLINGTON, Capt. Brook .leave*
every Tuesday momtug, at 10 o'clock, for tho
abuvo places.
Freight will bo taken for Trader's Hill and Inter
medium landings on St Mary's River.
13- No freight will bo taken after 9 o'clock.
For frolght or passago, baviug excellent state*
room accommodations, apply on board, at the Flori
da Steompaokot Whorl, near tho Gas Work*, or to
jy25 CLAGHORN h CUNNINGHAM, Ag'U.
O; M. GRIFFIN.
SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN.
Corner of Bryan and Whitaker Streets.
HAS now on hand a boautifol as
sortment oTJewelry of every dis-
crlptlon and kind worn by ladles
aud gentlemon. and will Bell at unusually low prices,
1 havo this (lay received (per Express) a large
stock of elegant Sivor. Waro, consisting of Cake and
Pie Knives, plain and engraved Fish Knives and
Forks, Picklod Knives and F'orks, Knives, Forks and
Spoons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, ko, ko„ all
iu Morocco oasos, and suitable for prosents. I Lave
also this day received an addition to my stock of
bairwork of light colored Curls, TopsyB. Braids,Front
Pieces, Bands, Uncle Tom, &c., which now make*
my assortment complete. Orders received for any
color desired.
Watches repaired by aud under the supervision
ofsolf, and all olbor work dono in a workmanlike
manner, and warranted. may 26
Alabama Lottery,
[AfiiiuKixiiii av THX BTiT* or Alabama,J
Fontjimi Jttiliturq Acatirmq Yutterq
ULAHS H.
io bo drawu In tho City or Montgomery, Alabama.
In inline, on FRIDAY, October lOtb, 1860, on tin-
plau of
SINGLE NUMBERS!
SAMUEL 8WAN, Manager.
30,OOO’Ticket* Only 11
Prize* amounting to
200,000 Dollars I
1 do do 20,000 20,000
20,000 IS 20,000
10,000 Is 10,00-J
10,000 <*,„ 10,000
6,000 is 6,000
1,600 Is 6,000
PKICX OX TICKtra.
Wholo Tickets 8^0; Halves $6; Quarter* $2 60.
The Alabama and Georgia Lotteries, os channels
of investment, present inducements over any
known scheme. Tho exporionuo tho public have
bad of the management ortbe jo Lotteries, tho large
nmountofprixoBRold, the promptness with which
they havo been paid, are the best guarantee* that
tb'y will always be conducted In the most honora
ble manner.
PLAN OP THK LOTTEKY.
There aro 80,000 tickets numbered from 1 to 80,-
000. There are 880 foil Prizes and 620Approxim-
tions—making in all 1,000 Prizes.
The drawing take* place in publlo, under the iu.
perintondence or two aworn Commissioners.
The Numbers from 1 to 0,000, corresponding
with those numbers on tbo Ticket* printed on sepa
rate slip* of paper, are euctrclod with small tin
tube*, and placed In one wheel.
The first 880 Prize*, similarly printed and euelr
oled, are placed In another wheel.
Tho wheels are then revolved, and the numbor Is
drawn from the wheel ol numbers, and at the same
time a Prize is drawn from tho olbor wheel. The
number and prise drawn out are opeued aud exhib
ited to (he audience, and registered by the Commis
sioner, the Prize being placed against tho number
drawn. This operation is repeatod until all the Pri
zes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PK1ZB3,
The two preoedlng and the two succeeding Num
bers to those drawing, tho brst 200 prizes will be
entitled to tbo 800 Approximation Prizes, according
to the Scheme;
In ordering Tickets enclose the wouey to our ad-
dross for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which
they will be forwardod by first mail.
The List of Drawu Numbor* aud Prizes will be
seut to purchasers Immediately after the draw
ing.
^•Purchasers will plcaao write their signatures
plain, and give their post office, county nud State.
13- Remember tbut every prize Is drawn, and
payable in foil without deduction.
$3- All prizes of $1,000 aud undor, paid Immedi
ately after thu drawiug,—other prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets should be sent In early.
Prize Tickets cashod or renewed In other Tickets
at either office.
Ordors for Ticket* can be addressed either to
8. SWAN k CO., Atlanta, Ga., or
8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala., er
scptlS BOX 854, Savannah, Ga
OGIiETIIOPE MEDICAL COLLEGE
SAVANNAH GEORGIA.
T HE Regular Cdurso or Locturos In the abovo In
stitution, will commence on tbo First Monday
in November next. The Faculty Is constituted a*
follows, viz.
H. I- BYRD, M D., Prof. Principles and Praotlco
or Medicine.
HOLMES STEELE, M. D., Prof. Obstrlos and dti-
ases of Women and chlldron.
WESLEY 0. NORWOOD, M. D., Prof. Matoria
Medlca, and Medical Jurisprudence.
THOMAS H. CHI VERS, M. D., Frof. Physiology
and Pathology.
JAMES S. MOREL, M. D., Prof. Anatomy.
J. W. BENSON, M. D., Prof. Principles and
Praotlco of Surgery.
LAWRENCE J. ROBERT, M D., Prof. Medical
Chemistry.
WILLIAM T. FEAY, M. D., Emeritus, Prof of
Cbomlstry.
E. J. OLIVEROS, M. D„ Demonstrator of Ana
tomy.
Fees, for the full course, $luS Matriculation
$5. Demonstrator $10, Graduation $80.
For further information, address
H. L. BYRD, M. D. Dean
sept 17 2mwtw
HUNT'S IMPROVED SEWING MACflWs,
D ESIGNED Expressly for making Bags—and
which U decidedly superior to any other
maoblne for that purposo. Spool or skein thread
con be used of an; *. »lrad length, and which wi:l
not noodle ho olu..»nd until tue wholo is usel.
Bag maimufacturer i> ulu and Flour morcb&uls are
particularly invited '-ill and examine it at 133 Con
gross street.
May26. ALFRED WEBSTESLOen. Agt
WANTED,
T IHRF.E HUNDRED ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to act
as local and traveling agents in a business
easy, useful and honorable, at a salary of $100 per
month I A capital of $5 only required I No patent
medicine or book business. Full particulars given
(froo) to all who onclose a postugo stamp or a three
cent piece, and address A. B. MARTYX,
eopt22—w3m Plaistow, N. H.
B ALTIMORE FLOUR—50 bbls, landing from the
8teamor Totton, for sale by
sptl7 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON k CO.
T EAS.—2& chests and half chest* of cboico Grccu
and Black Teas, rocolvod per brig Augusta^ and
or saleby
[sept23J
J. I)
TAKE NOTICE.
P URCHASERS will have tneir goods delivered
free of expense with quick di*|*toli from the
Savannah Grocery and Fruit Dopot, ooruer Brough
ton and Whltukor streets..
13" i would call the atfoatiou of Fruiter* goner
ally to ray wellsolected stock orOrocorte*. recotv-
ng daily. jo23—tf W. H. rARRELL.
JOHN C. BOOTH,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
Will also give Iti* attontiou to dosigna In Arcblteo-
—
hire. Office in the stow of John I
Ray street; '
raylS
WM. 8. DANIBLL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
aavAmtAH, ga.
■ »3r Office over Thomas M. Turner A Co.'s Dn g
fltorOj'Bayigtreet. »y7
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16,000
15,000
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7,600
,000 prize* amounting to..$,
20.000 are 1,200
30,000 are 1,000
10,000 are 800
10,000 are 700
6,000 are coo
2,600 are 480
1,000 aro 820
600 are 2,800
300 aro 6;000
200 are 6,000
8200,000
BL
1 HE tuklng'Muriuo Risk* "at thptr Aguile/
IX corner of Dray ten aud Bryan slreotd'.,
Approved Risk* will be takeu uu dbora terrain,
itndlhe usual credit given on Premium Nolo*.. Tbrer
quarters ortfu* husimw will ho roturmtu the cur
miners iu sorip. U. A. L. Lauinr,
fob 19 . Agent la gavsnnab.
'tuuUioru Jiuiuiii tiiNuruiice Cuiapnuj,
toutlicrn Mai unt l.lth In*. Cuiu|mu>,
Hum* iiiHUA-unte L'uuipMiy, or N. turk,
sprlngfleltl Fire A Marine Ini. Com’?,
Risks iu thu ahove itwu-auuo Oompautes uudorw
non-by WM. K1NU 4 SONS, Agents,
No. 99 Hay street.
• oavanuah, 14th December, 1866. deul-t
FOtBl, JIAHINK AND I.IFJS
1 N fc> U It A N (J I'..
.VO. 1)1, liAi-STHEE’l.
UAK1TAL HKKUBaBNTEU,
Neurly Four .dtlllou Doinir*.
By tbu lollowlug respousiblo Block Compauioc
Charter Oak Lift Insurance Company,
OP HARTFORD, UT.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company,
OP LONDON.
Farmers’ and Mechanic*’ Fire, Marine
and Lift Insurance Company,
OP PHILADILPHIA.
Bridgeport Fire and Marine luauranct
Company,
OP RRIDORPORT, Of.
RSFTue subscriber willefibct Insurance to any
amount In all part* of the State on overy description
of property.
Life Insurance, to any amount, at the lowest rate,
for the benefit or heirs and creditors, or payable to
the wife free from the claims of oredltors.
Marine Insurance on Hulls or Cargoes to all parw
or the world. jau25 A. WILBUR.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INfitiit ANCK
COMPANY, .NEWARK, N. J.
Charter Perpetual.
Nett accumulation, Jon. 1,18&U* .$2,230,1.
Total arnouut of dividend* paid to date 716,41*. Uo
Total amount of claims by death paid
to date
, 1,386,999 8-t
$4,282,488 9i
Beujamlu 0. Mlllor, deorotary, Joseph l. Lord,
General Ageut, Robert L. Patterson, President.
•Tho funds of this Company ore all safely invested
iu first class bond* aud mortgages, stocks, cash, an»
notes of members fully secured by their policies
For further particulars Inquire of
WM. H. GLADDING.
Agent In Bavannah,
At tho office of Bell It Prentiss.
J, a. SULLIVAN, Medical Examiner.
RxnauMox:
Messrs. Padzlkjhd, Fay A Co.,
1. K. Tot, Esq., State Bank.
feu 29
HAVE YOU INSURED YOUR LIFE
THti UHAiiTEtt OAK
LIFE INSURANCE €0 JII*ANY,
Of Hartford,' Ct.
OABH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $400,009.
J*S. C. WALKER, President,
S. H. Wwik, Secretary.
This Company insures Li e at tbo lowest rates',
consistent with safety to the assured. For fortber
Information, apply to
A. WILBUR, Agent,
jyyl3 171 Bay street, Savonuab. Ga.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
IHB 1NTBHNAT10NAL
insurance Company.
NO. 33, MERCHANT’S EXCHANGE,
NKW YORK.'
CASE OAPiTALHf3ia,U00
AGENT FOR SAVANNAH,
Jam os ifH • Carter*
AT THE OFFICE OF
MESSRS. YOUNG, WYATT J CO.,
No. 85, Bay Street, below the Poet Office.
PLUMBING.
PLUMBING, in all Us vorlous branohes, at-
. . tended to at the shortest uotioe.and In superior
style. Also, may be found Shower Baths, Galvaniz
ed Iron, Tin and Leaded Bath Tubs; Copper Boilers,
Patent ran Water Closets, Lead Pipes, Sheet Lead,
Brass and Plated Cooks, Force Pumps, India Rubbor
Hose. For sale at th* Romm Furnish Store, Ne. 166,
Rrougbten-atrAMi
WATCHKg—WATCHER—WATCHER.
j j. We we receiving the London Lever
rOX Watches, of the most celebrated makers, tn
Jrd.JlGold and Stiver cases. R. F. Cooper's Du
Mplex Watches, Watohes for Timing Horses
fine Swiss Chronometers, which we offer at reasona
ble prices, at our new storo in Gibbons’ Range.
ISDtff D. R. NICHOLAS 00.
TO BUILDERS.
rflHE SUBSCRIBER la prepared to execute
B at tho shortest notice, and iu the most work
manlike manner, all kinds or Metal Roofing, Gutters,
Coruice, or other work connected with the manufoc-
turlug or repairing of Oopper, Galvanised Iron, Zinc,
or Sheet Iron Business.
HORACE MORSE,
18 166 Broughton st
> H. A. Curtis ft Co
• Hunted ft Oarti
CARY’S DAGUBRBOTYPE , AMBRO
types andPhoU^raphy,
W OULD respectfully give notice that his
rooms are aow open for the season, and rea
dy ror the reception of visitors.
By the Axbkoytfx process persons may now have
their children's pictures taken, in almost any posi
tion they may choose, In from 1 to 8 secodds sluing.
By the Photogbawic process old Daguerreotypes
. jn be transferred to paper, beautifully colored and
enlarged to life. oct 22
FINDLAY’S IRON WORKS,
MACON, OEORGIA.
^ Tho subscriber, from long experience in
the business, is prepared to furnish Steam
Engines, Boilers. Circular, Hingle and Gang
Mr r
ALANBON MABdH,
8. A. KOLLO Firm of A. 8. Barnes k Co.
ALONZO CHILD, 11 11 Childs, PraU k Co.
I. P. BALLARD. “ “ Livingston, Bollard k Co.
WM. M. DODGE, “ *' Wm. M. Dodge & Co.
P.J. AVERY,
H. A. CURTIS,
WM. E. HOLLO.
& T. L1PP1NCOTT,
ISAAC NEWTON,
WM. A. HUSTE1),
WM. H. lUVElWMiTH,
W. H. LYON, “ »* W. H. Lyon k Cu.
GEO. CHAPMAN, “ “ Lee, Murphy kOo.
J08. H. WESTCOTT, “ Briggs, Wcatcott k Co.
JOB. PATMAN. << “ Fattnan k Co.
STEPHEN VON MORES,
GEO. SAVORY, “ •< Geo. Savory * Co,
J. A. RBQUA.
ALANBON MARSH, lVesldant.
CHAS. W. OGDEN, Vice Preslpeut.
WM. E. KOLLO, Secretory.
r This Company will Issue Policies upon Ms-
rine, Inland Navigation, Transportation and Fire
Risks, at liberal rates of premium.
Losses promptly and liberally adjusted.
JAMES M. CARTER, Agent,
oct 81 No. 86, Boy ritroet.
THE GRE AT WESTERN FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
QT No. 107 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Perm.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. CAPITAL $500,000.
raut, nanus, omd inland insurance
DIRECTORS:
Charles C. Lathrop, 632 Spruce Btreot;
Alexander Whtiden, Morchant, 14 North Front-st, •.
John 0. Hunter, firm of Wright. Hunter * Co.;
E, Tracy, firm or Tracy k Baker;
John R. M’Curdy, firm or Jones, White k M’Curdy;
Isaac Uazlehurst, Attorney and Counsellor;
James B. Smith, firm oTJames B. Smith k Co.;
Theodore W. Baker, firm or Tracy k Baker;
R. ti. Walton, 800 Markotstroot;
Thomas K. Limerick, 634 Spruce stroet;
John J. Baker. Goldsmith’s Hall
CHARLES 0. LATHROP, President.
Tuos. K. Ijxuuck, Secretary.
JAMBS M. CARTER, Agent,
June 16 No. 86 Bay stroot.
ry, <
Mills, Sugar Mltla, Glu Gearing, andCastinj
i In gen-
S i _
I or dr-
oral. The Saw Fraraos, whether for upriglu vr cir
cular, will be of Iron when required. All of which,
with his many Improvements, is warranted to be
S ual to the best mode at an<' other establisnment.
s works are on a scale as extensive as the larg
est at the North, and ho Is prepared to fill orders
with promptness and dispatch.
aug 7 ROBERT FINDLAY.
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE OOMP’Y,
No. 11 Pine stmt, New Vork,
(BETWUN BROADWAY AND NASSAU STRUT.)
Cash Capital—$150,0001
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
Medical Department.
T HE Annual Course of Leoturos in this depart
ment will commence on Monday, November
17tn, 1868, and will terminate in the ensuing March
James Jonee, M. D.. Professes of Practice of Med
icine.
J. L. Riddell, M. D., Professor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, M.D. Professor of Surgery.
A. H. Cenas, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Gustuvus A. Nott. M. D., Professor or Meteria
Medlca.
J. 0. P. Wederstrandt, M. D. Professor or Anato
my.
Thomas Hunt, M. D., Professor ofPhysyology and
Pathology.
Gilburt S. Vance M. O', Demontrator of Anatomy.
The rooms for Dissecting will bo open on tho third
Monday in October.
Tho Faculty are, Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
of the Charity Hospital, and attend tbl* Institution
from November to April.
Tho students accompany the Professors tn their
visits, free of expense, enjoy extraordinary practi
cal advantages.
There are during the season about eight hundred
persons prescribed for daily.
Preliminary to tho Course, lectures wilt bv deliv
ered dally Iu the Amphitheatre of the Hospital,
from the first Monday In November, on Clinical
Medicine and Ssrgery,Auscultation and Percussion,
and other subjects, without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D.. Dean.
The Administrators or the Chanty Hospital elect
~ually, In April, fourteen Resident Students, who
maintained by the Institution. aug 28—w6
annul
are
tf
J. E. DB FORD,
APOTHECARIES HALL, 8. E. Comer oT,
Brough jn and Barnard Streets. Savan
nah Ga., Wholesale and retail Dealers tn__
Medicines and Chemicals, Dye Woods and
Dye Stultk* French, English, and American Perfum
ery Fin Toilet and waving Soape, Combs am
Brushes of evory description, Surgical and Dental
Instruments, Trasses and Supporters of all kinds,
Spices, Snufls, Manufactured Tobacco, All the Patent
or Proprietary Modlclnea of the day, Superior Inks,
Pure Wines aud Brandies for Medicinal purposes,
Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, lco.
$9* N. a—Especial attention given .to the
paratlon or Physicians' Prescriptions and Family
. Ipe*. Ship, Family and Travelling Medicine Cases,
With plain Directions for use, Including Directions for
treatment in cases of poisoning, Drowning, 4o.
■Pi IF
Groceries.
,TIIW DAY,‘ nrij o'clock. I* frost of itorn will- be
' i* ' ' .'sold— .
The usual assortment of Groceries, Provisions,
Wquont.riookery ahdtjiMHWars,Dry Goods, uew
and second band Furniture, Clothing, Fancy Arti
cles. Watche., Jewelry. 4ro., (ko.' forms, cosh be
fore delivery.
$?* All articles purchased at auotiou ami uot
settled for previous to tho nest regular sale, will be
sold ou account and risk f former purchaser.
oct 1
At pflvato*Sjo.
Just rocoived iu store and for salo low for cash
76 boxes No. 1 Family Soap
•.6 “ Pale rasp
100 “ Fraser*” Pearl Staicb
26 cwk* small and middling Bice
10 bbls. Domestic Brandy
20 bbl*. Old Mongahoia Whiskey
26 half quarts aud eighths assorted Braudios
5 bbl*. Georgia Peach Brandy
600 bbls. Ko.eudale Cenieut
10 half chest* Hyson Tea
60 dozin Broom*
200 gross Bouud Wood Box Batches.
sept 26 *
ForlwntJ
Tho counting room and storo next to our store,
formerly occupied by Mayor 4t Blum. Also, sovorai
stores under our count! fg room • aug20
iOUTIlERNliAlLUDAD.
(stain os Auaosaim, Uirr or v iukshuku,
Offiiui of tho Southern Railroad Company,
rim, Southern Railroad Company invite propo.
X sals from contractors for tbo clearing, gradu-
ati- u, masonry, treatliug and bridging, necessary
to the complete preparation for the superstructure
ortho roadway or the eistoru division of tlolr
road.
AIbo, for rumisbiug the cross-tics, and for the
track laying with any Incidental work ucoessary.
And for all other work, stations, platforms, de
pots, Ac*, required in tho thorough completion of
the road lor effective operation.
the graduation amount* to 770,000 cubic yurdsof
excavation, and 066,000 coble yard* of embank
ment.
Tho trending to4,000teul.
Tho bridging to 600 feet.
Tho mason* y for culvort* amount* to 10,000
perch
The cross tie* to 180,000.
Proposals, sealed, oudorsed, aud directed to the
undersigned, will be received until the firsf day of
November uoxt, aud will be,1 at the option of bid
der*. either lor—
i. The entire work if construction, completing tbo
road ready for the irou ;
it. The work of construction, exclusive of cross
lies and track-laying;
lit Fur each item of work, entire aud separate;
ir. For the grading or either, or aepecifled num
ber of section*, of one mile each;
v. For the cross ties to be furutshed, tho number
specified;
vi. For the cnUre construction, leady for the iron,
of either of the three divisions hereinafter named
of said road;
The eastein division, connecting with tbo com
pleted road at or near tho town ol Brandon, extouds
to tho Mobllo aud ultra road, 82X miles, which will
bo divided lulu threo subdivisions ; tho first ol' 21
miles, tho second of 28 mile*, uud the third of 83
mile*.
In each form of proposal, thu bidder will stato bU
item prices, ami for the graduation will muko hi*
bid at so much.per cubic yard of excavation and
embank mem, aud the additional difference for "ox
cess” of either; or for so much por cubio yard up
uu tho largest item, and tho dilforouco tor "ex
cess.”
Tbo parties making proposals uro desired to muke
them In four form*: 1. For tho wholo amount pay
able monthly iu cash, os the work progresses, re
serving twouty per cent for final settlement, 2.
One haffin cash, payable in tho same wuy, aud one
hall in the stirakui mo eompuny. Ji. One-third in
cosh, puyubio iu tUe sarno way, tho bonds of the
company, payable in ten year*, with Interest at
six per cent., payable annually. 4. Payable en
tirely In the stock oftho road.
Thu proposal to bo couBldorcd must bo accompa
nied by satisfactory reference or credentials, and
tUecompaujr reserve the right oi accepting any or
Maps, profiles aud specifications may bo seen at
this office; un i any further information will be fur-
ulshuu upon application lo the undersigned.
Tbo Southern Railroad 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 well equipped to that point. It extends from
Brandon iu a liue ulmost directly cost eiglny-two
A voijr duslrabls tract of Mod, only three mite*
from the city, containing about 80 acres, half of
which is cleared k under good snd substiuitial ftnee..
The cleared laud is a rich loomy soil, , and well
adapted for gardening purposes * Ther* is a woll of. ;
most excellent water on tho promises oodTall ueces-.
ziry out-buUdUne, negro, houses, boras, Ac. Tbs
balance of tho ti act, say 40 acres, is unolsared land
and heavily timbered with voluahlo. timber, and ,
the soil excellent. Tho locality is very excellent;
notouo case of sickness has occurred on theprem-
lies during the whole Um* the present proprietor ,
has owned iti This Is a chauoo for au tuvestmeut
rarely to be met with, and any person wlsblnfe a.
quiet private residence near tho city, or any person
desirous of going Into too gardening business to
raise fruit and vegetables for our market, will find
ibis the place to suit.
For terms, which will be very liberal, inquire at
our counting room, 164 Bay street. Titles undisputa-
ble. augP •
At Private Sale. *"
1700 bushe's Rice, an excellent artlole for stock
or ail kind*. Call and examine. Price 26 oents pe*
bushel. Juuel9 ■
To^ReuL ..
Two good stores, under the bluff, at the foot of
Whitaker street. Jons 19
Wanted to Purobase
A convenient medlum-slzod house, in a central
location—one fronting on a squaro would be prefer-
rod—for such an ono a liberal price would be given*
JunelO
At Private 8ale.
Thirty eligible building Lots, 60 feet front by 1Q0
to 124 n et deep, situated on Taylor, Gordon and
Gaston street*. These tots are on high ground and
Home or them tn the Immediate neighborhood of the
lot selocted for toe site or the Savannah, Albany
and Guff Railroad Depot. Term* same ax city lots,
vis: one-fifth cash, tho balance bearing Interest at
six por cent. JunelO
HURRAH FOR THE FALL TRADE
rnHXS Company Insures against loss or damage by built, run right through the heart of those great ,.J* ou Sr 1 f J JPKut „ j rf ftjff
"ahS.wsySW StsXSZ*?**** *“*-
houses and furniture, warehouses, stores and mer
chandize, factories, snips in port, etc.
AU losses will be adjusted and promptly paid.
D. S. MILLS. Presldont,
C. BROOM, Vice Presldont.
Edw’d 0. Taylor, Secretary,
Gzo. B. Dxanx, Surveyor.
JAMES M. CARTER, Agent,
June 17 for Savannah, 86 Bay street.
AY—200 bales Hsy, fo storo and Tor solo by
-Jy26
CRANE, WELLS A CO.
DRESS GOODS.
P LAID, STRIPED AND OMBRE RICH DRESS
Silks;
Plaid Raw Silks; Silk and Wool Plaids;
Cbollie, Valencia and Saxony Plaids;
French Merinoes; Coburg Cloths;
Solid Coloura and Printed Mous do Lalncs;
Sack Flannels; French Plaid Flannels;
Scotch Plaids; Mode de Paris Plaids; .
English, French and Araerlogn Prints;
Ginghams, Ac., Ac.
Just received and for Bale by
zeptlS DxWn
DxwITT A MORGAN.
C EDAR POSTS—We are expecting to receive
from the Bahama* a lot or Cedar Posts. Per
sons wishing any will please apply toon, as many
aro already engaged.
YONGE A FRIERSON,
zeptl9 No. 94 Bay street.
F LOUR—160 bbl* Extra Flour, Port Royal and
Lebanon Mill*; 10 do Ext-a Family do; 50 do
Etowah 8uperfine do; 660 sacks Augusta do do; jus t
received and for sale by
sept 19 WEBSTER -A PALMES.
C ORN—12u0 bushels prlmo Beach Island Gorn,
just received and for sale by
sept 19 WEBSTER A PALMES.
-MOflrfl v nssm l k TOrarg n i
TTTHY be we without Money? when it UJust as
YV easy for any one to be around with a pocket
full a* not, if they only tbthk so. I havo got a uow
article, from which from five to twenty dollars a
day can bo made, either by male or female. It Is
highly respectablo business, and an artlole which Is
wanted in every famUy in the United States. En
close mo two dollars by mail, at my risk, aud I wlU
forward you by return mail ti Circular, with ftffl
instructions in the art. The business i* vory easy.
Try it, if you aro out of employment: and you will
never regret ft; lof It will be better for you to nay
the abovo sum, and Insure a good buslnoss, than
to pay twenty-five cents for a spurious advertise
ment. Thl* is no humbug.. Try it I Try it I Try
it I Addross your letters to
DWIGHT MONROE, New Tork.
sept 16-Sm
CITY TRFASURER’8 OFFICE,
8AYANXAH, 2d August, 186
T HE Bonds of the City of8avannah, duelst F
rnary, 1867, (commonly known as MoAUlster
Bond*,) Issued for Central Railroad Stock, will bo
redeemed on application, In 8took of th* Central
Railroad and Banking Company, at It* market val
ue, the. Bond* being received at par. Holder* it
the same preferring cosh, can have them redeemed
In money. JAB. S. WHK1K0,
aug 3 Hty Tress.
^JOCOA NUTS—600Coooa Nutt, recelvedaud^fdr
1 sole by [leptWJ
J. D. JiSSKET
S EGAR818kGAR811—Just recelvod a frseb sup-
jA» of choice Imported tiogars, such as Rio Hon
Coo,Conchas, Undres, Esmeralda, La Flora, E
patapooo, and a fine lot or choice American and
Germau Segors. For sale at
BARROW’S Family Grocery, •
sept 27 -; Whitaker and Charlton streets.
.. ilgluy-
and a hall'miles, to the intersection, of tho Me
and Ohio Railroad, a few mile* below tho town of
Marion, in Lauderdale county; and pasdes through
the counties or Rankin. Scott and Newton. The
liuo is over a nigh rolling country, well watered
aud timbered,and in point orhealiutulness,ooonom
icul living, Ac., i* equal to tho most fevored
portions of the Carolina* and Georgia. The grading,
except for tiro first twenty miles is generally light;
and upon the most of the sections the excavation
and embankment alternate favorably; tho excep
tions being lu the two heaviest outs. Tho material
I* ufacharacter easily moved, the growth of the
country affords abundance of timber suitable for
bridging and cross-tlca; aud Ills believed that no
work offers, in facilities for construction, greater
Inducement*to contractors, especially those using
negro labor.
Tho company Is entirely out of debt, and has due
to It by rellaolo stockholders, about $;<30,000, which
willdoubtlesB be paid as tbo Board of Managers may
call it in. It is also an recipient undor the recent
grant ofl»nd* made by Congress, illboy can bo had
along the line, wbloh is believed to be the case, or
nearly 400,000 oaru* or land.
The road contracts with and is on extension or
the Vickburg and Jackson Railroad, completed and
In full operation to the Mississippi river at Vickburg;
opposite which city, in Louisiana, commences tho
Vicksburg, Shrevcnport and Texas Railroad, now
under contract for Its whole distance aud in rapid
progress or construction. It lntcrseots the New
irleans and Jacluou, Great Northern Railway at
Jackton, and through that at Canton, connect! with
the Mississippi Coutral Railway, the iron or which
is now beiug laid to Holly Springs. It Intersects
with theMobilo and t-hlo Railroad, as already stat
ed, near Marion, aud Its point of Intersection meets
with tho North-eastern aud 8outhwestern Railroad
In Alabama, and through that unites with tho roods
in Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina. It U
also au indispensable link in the lino or Railways
that aro to unite Charleston aud fiavunuuh, through
Montgomery. Vicksburg, Sbrevenport and El Paso,
with the Pacific Ocean running its entire length on
tbesame parallel of latitude with those places. It
is thus obvious that Ibis line or work is ono or the
mort important unfinished enterprises in the coun
try. It is thorough National in its character: for
U unites Maine and Now Orleans, and the Atlantic
and the Mississippi, by Indissoluablo bonds. But
whilst thu* Notioual, it appeals especially for aid to
Southern men and Southern enterprise, for when
completed, with tho Intermediate gap in Alabama,
it will, with its connections, uow built and boing
built, •- *•-- *■— 1 -*■**-—
Soutm _ .... , _
sippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina, and
unites the great inland sea with tbo broad ocean.
Those facts are stated to call attention to this line
of road gad to induce capitalists aud contractors, to
embark liberally In its construction, the fifteen
miles or completed Railroad, with its equipmouts
aud sixty valuable slaves,mnny of them mechanics,
is a bonus from the Stato of Mississippi; the public
land has been donated by Congress ; and It is, per
haps, not greatly over-estimating the present pro
perty oftho road to put ft at or noar one million or
dollar* in which Bumfuturo stockholders who may
become such by direct subscription of moaoy or
work,will beat once equally interested, It will
thus be seen that this road prosents peculiar in
ducements to men or means to engage in It*, con
struction.
WM. C.SMEDKS,
sept 10—tNl President Southern Railroad.
McUADSWTGINNKlj MBA SCISS
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
A BROKER In Liverpool reporting class and val-
uo or a consignmtnt of the McCarthy Ginned
beaisland Cotton from a house In this city, writes
a* follows:
"U., 7 bag* farisb color, with a tittle shell, not
much; but too pocullarity of this quality Is the sta
ple. aud tbo style of its cleaning and putting up;
diilerent to the usual Roller Gin operations. The
sample before handling, bos some slight appearance
of having been*Saw Ginued. On examination, how
ever, shows that til the staple, both as to length
and uniformity, has been preserved, and a much
greater dogreo of freedom and kindness bos boon
given by the process. This remark applies more
or less to all the marks of this shipment. In tola
instance, toe staple U stout and a good length, and
without being fine, is not course.”
The undersigned, agent* for the above mentioned
Gins, always have a supply on band, at $126 etch.
BOSTON A VILLALONGA.
aug 6—w2m
neVv Grocery
AND
Provision Store.
T HE undendgnea subscriber* wuuidinlortniheir
I friend* aud the public generally, that they
uuve refitted tho store on.Wbltaker street, recently
occupied by John Paly,. Esq., and they, now pffor
themselves as candidates for ths patronage of this
city and Its vicinity.
Their stock Is new and large, consisting In part
oftho following—
BACON 81DK4,
HAMS AND SHCULDER8,
BROWN, CRUSHED. CLARIFIED
AND POWDERED SUGARS.
Every description « Coffee. .ndTeu, Batter, Lnrd,
Flour. Cboeso, Crackers, Pickles, Catsups,
Sauces, Soam Candles, Segors,
J UST RECEIVED front New Vork-Block Crape
Rli.wlr, Md ftr u!e by
J. W. THREUKELO, - •
B septo Congress and Whitaker street*.
itoOMB, RABBET.*, fto.—M) dosen Brooms; *t>
do Backets; Painted Tabs, Ae;; 22 nestsassort-
Karket Baskets; sad 12 doaen assortedjsertlb
Bashes, landing afed for sals 1^
l$ptSb - J. D.JM
FRESH GROCERIES. FRUIT,
AND VEGETABLES.
W M. H. FARRELL 1* now prepared to supply
his customers with the best qualities of
NORTHERN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
selected with great care by hi* buyer, who remains
lu New York during the season expressly for tbut
purpose.
Fresh goods arriving by evory Bteamcr. The fol
lowing vegetables por Alabama:
1 orato very fine largo Cabbage,
10 bbls cboico eating and cooking Apples,
5 bbls large Ringgold Sugar Pears,
16 bbls Mercor Potatoes,
8 bbls Bools and Carrots,
Onions, red and white,
Tomatoes, Parsnips, Ac.
Groceries per Alabama:
Pekin Company's Superior Teas,
Stuart’s Sugar*, overy grado, at lowest prices,
A fins assortment of Preserves and Johios, fresh
from the manufactory,
Gosben Butter, oxtra and other qualities,
English Dairy and American Cheese, very choice,
Biscuit of all kiuds, warranted fresh, .
Bupei lor Sugar Cured and Pig Homs,
Krupp's Essence of Coffee,
Fresh Musturu, assorted English Pickles, Ac., Ac.
To which we Invite the atteuUon of customer*.
N. B.—All goods sold at my storo aro warranted
to give perfect satisfaction; and all parcel* deliver
ed free of chargo to any part of toe city,
WM. H. FARRELL,
septll corner Broughton and Wbitaker-eU.
1856.' 1856
RICH FALL DRY GOODS.
CRAY BROTHERS
W OULD bog to inform their friends and the pub-
lio that tholr foil supplies or rluh and elegaut
ISIS'S'
have Just arrived—purchased from too most emi
nent Importer* t f the country, aud selected with a
care as regard* ologunco uu.i beauty, which cannot
bo appreciated until fully cxamlued.
Wo can confidently Bay tiiat our stock of Rich
Dress Goods und Cloak* cannot bo surpassed for
beauty and elegance, and that our Domestic Stock
is as cheap as the like quality of good* can be had
from hore to Now York
Amo .g our assortment will bo found tho most
elegant iTounced Rohes with Uguros;
Rich and elegant eoiorod Silks, very cheap;
Lyons’ Velvet Cloaks, trimmed iu toe newest and
richest style.
Cloth and lioir Antique Cloaks; rich and cheap.
All-wool French Mousllti do Laines, now ami ele
gant,
Lnplns’ bestall-wool French de Laines, high colors,
tor missos.
Lupins’ best Block Bombazine and Cballeys.
White Merino, Challey, de Paine and Bombazine,
very flno.
Cloth* and Casaimeres, a full assortment.
Plantation Goods beet quality, exceedingly cheap.
HouskcceplngarUolos In great variety, best quality
at tho lowost possible prices.
The limits or an sdvortisoment precludes too
possibility of enumerating any but few loading or
ioles.
We would respectfully request too attention of
purchasers to on examination or our stock, feeliug
coufideut that style, quality and price, will prove
satisfactory.
GRAY BROTHERS,
sept 16—eodlrn 200 Brougbton-st.
NOTICE.
T IE UNDERSIGNED having this day associated
themselves together for the purpose ot conduct
ing the Wholesale Grocery Business, and haviug
purchased toe stock of Rodgers A Norris, will here
after continue the business under the firm or Rod
gers. Norris A Go., at the old stand, corner of B*y
and Lincoln streets.
JAS. G. RODGERS,
JAB. A. NORRIS.
GEO. H. JOHNSTON,
JNO. N. BIRCH.
Savannah, June 2d, 1856. Je 2
rpRE firm of Rodgers A Norris having this day
X been dissolved by toe above association.-either
partner will use the name of the firm in liquidation.
JAS. G. RODGERS, -
JAS. A. NORRIS,
Savannah, June 2d, 1866 Je 2
COBB ON SLAVERY.
A Scriptural examination of the Institution of
Slavery in the United Slatcs^wlth its objects
ana purposes. By Howoll Cobb.
Horton's Life and Publlo Services or Jamies Bu
chanan.
Irving's Life of Washington; cheap edition; vol.
$1,60.
Naplor's History of the Peninsular War; a new
edition, in 4 volt. 12 mo., with portraits and plans.
Price $7,60.
Oommodoro Perry’s Expedition to Japan, .with
numerous engravings; $6.
Household Mysteries: a Romance of Soutoern
And in fact everything niusually kept in a Family
(iroocry Store.
AWv,
We will keop constantly on band a choice supply of
frmh Emits of evory description
Wo havo perfected a syatsm ot business that win
•nabls ustoreoeivoby almost ovsry vessel from
Now York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston,
fresh and new supplies to oar stock..
. We would respoctiully suggest to oqo andaUi to
giveusa call before purchasing elsewhere, and
ws promlis to dispose of oar articles at toe —*
{essooableprioee, for eaah.oratty see
49*R#puiiic*n please oopy.
Napoleon’s Confidential Correspondence with, tha,
Empress Josephine.
Tucker's History ortho United Slates, from its
Colonisation to 1841. Vol. 1st
History of Socrot Societies and of tho Republican
Party in France, from 1830to 1848.
Bernard Lite, A romance of the Texas Revolu
tion.
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
B UTTER AND CHEESE-- io kegs choice Goshen
Buter.
25 Boxes New Cheese, landing and for sale by
aug 28 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
_ is respectfully called to. the above MllL... They
are now In use by at least 10,000 of the most practi
cal stock Feeder* throughout the couBtry,wno ora
ready to testily to their superiority over all other -
Mills of a similar kind. These Mills are mode to*
exclusive business or toe patentee, Mr. Soott. who
being a practical man, superintend* the coating Is
person, and selects only suoh Iron as I* beat adapt- < * ■
ed to toetr use, which, Uke car wheels, require to •* .
bo made of metal known to be hard and strong.—.
‘I i
The Little Giant has taken tbo/rM premium#
nearly all the State Fairs throughout too Union, and
that tn toe moatcampUmentary manner. They if*, y
guaranteed ogolnatbreokago or derangement WMn ..
used ocoordlng to directions, and worrantodto give
the most perfect satisfaction, or the money refunded
on the return or toe mill. ...
They ore of threo rises, and wlu grind from eight
to fifteen busbols good toed per hour, according to.
compU^'mdi'
KM?U oui iffentlnSmttik, 1
ofwhom the miU may be had at oar prio*.
march 7- i -eodAwly
diRsxt stnnpn wars-:;
HOUSE BUSINESS. • , ,) >
nlBE ander.lftt.il Having tawed llw flrMnpof -' j,
I Wtrehonw, known u Hodg«oa>», u>. well.
M'ltttw, will traniaot a General ComnMia
and Wareliouee Buslneei. ; • - .
' AU conalanineiila (ttr .aala or ohlpmoat wUl TO* ■
oelreatrialaitenUon. ' ■ •• 1.., ...
Oeuott.reealvad on .lorage, aad MrUoala.MM. ^
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