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_ Hu Hid rtnt of October Uio Nlgbt Utrard
|^'»lllliooel »*«,!•. M. ^ ordor^Hobor,
W":.,., I Chief 1*01100.
hi* *>
CHATHAM
i ,uu a candidate for’re-oloctton to Uio of*
floo of Receiver or Tax Returns In January
roomily oowyodr^^
O'lVTHUVOTHlia OF CHATHAM
1U COUNTV.
rolliw oUinu, I tun > oomlldote at Uio
l^.lvUi n, In Jemrary uoxt, Ibr the offloe or
"wioclor, .nd —Hell jour ■npj»rt >ni|n>i
ootl
^V4UU«h,8<pt.30Ul l 18*6.
VOli HKCKIVHR dP TAX RRTUBll*.
^ Fellow cUIxoiu, 1 hereby announce my-
fgf #eir«mradldatofor thoabovo named offloe,
HOWB^S COTTON HARVESTER.
rno great desideratum of Plantera la final-
k obuiuod In the auccesafol Invention of
life’s Dutton Harvoitor, with which ono hand can
‘U v much cotton as nve In the ordinary, way,
L, us ><arlng an immense amount oT labor. ' What
.r.it.u-y'H cotton Gin Is In lu after stage, Howe's
uowter U lu picking.
Fur nirthor Information, apply to
A. WILBUR, 111 Uay street.
Am*nt Ibr the Statue of Georgia and Florida, '
ir-d
To ilie I’ulroDi of the Suv’h Georgian
-■* All debts due totho Georgiau provluus t
Jar the Oth instant, aru pnyablo only to tho uu
der-*igce l. Nolo* aud accounts due In tho city wtl
v irnHoiited Immediately, aud uil debts duo lu the
6 M.itry will be forwarded by un early mall,
lu is beiug the tlrst timo that Uio underslguod has
.■ilriicly appealed to Ills late patrou, ho fools that
t&jf trill uot censidor- him unreasonable in urging
anri them the necessity for Immediate paymeut.
armlttattcofl may be made directly to the wider-
ii/aeJ. or to R. B. lliltou ft Co., whose receipt will
Eenlld. PHILIP J.‘PUNCH
jirauoah, May 28, 1866. mylB-lawdfcw
TO _
faesub^ribersot
>mvau. and varied
uiortmonUrt’ second-hand prlnUng material, suffl*
ujeut to ostahlUh a complete Job Offloe, with but
few additional articles, consisting tn part of—One
ample funt of s:.'all 1‘ica, as good as now, and vari
ous fouls of jo type; «ue super royal hand-press;
• < proof-press, latest improvement,
.• large imposing stones, uew; dou*
amis; oases, oomposiug slides,col-
s, olios os, etc., etc., together with
ides portalnlug to a newspaper
K. U. HILTON ft C
w . lOR’s umcii, r
tin or Sa* »nnaii, 6th of August, I860.)
i to uWNKltri* I<OGS, and all others whom It
wav concern.
i’uu u’rj hereby notified to keep your Doga lu and
u.wcnt them from going at large within the City
1.1 Bills.
Any Dug found going at large alter this notice,
tat umil (lie ‘20th day or September next, shall be
Killed.
a. *.] KDW’D. C. ANDERSON, Mayor.
Attest. Knw'n. U. Wiuwx, Cleric orCoundl.
tug 6
WfciLbsAt WBXjfXHi,
D1ALKB8IN
D0ME8T.1C, FOREIGN AND FA \
DRY GOODS.
No. 146 CongresttL, Savannah, Ga.
jAS. T. WKLL3, formerly of Beaufort Diet. 8. C.
MttJPiIll.UH WILLIAMS, “ Sorlvan Co.,Ga.
sept *
I. C HIVC J. B. DAVIS. W. II. LOSU.
RUSE, DAVIS A LONG,
miHltiSlON MERCHANTS
SAVANNAH, GA.
may 3»
.. WCAflT. Mi I*. _
LOCKETT A SWELLINGS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
s HI S'PING AGENTP,
Savannah, Ga,
Will auoud to tlie sulllug of all kinds of produce
Mrictattention given to receiving and forwarding
xwds. uiay 61 ly
luctiou & Commission House, Macon, Ua
a. r. McLaughlin,
’its from UQ frlonds
Jewripiiou. Takes orders for Cotton.
Special attention given to the sales of Real
folate, .'ilocks and Negro property, at public aud
pmatuiulus. Prompt returns and aUvatch.
inference—C. A. L. LAMAR. meb UU
MS. W. (JKKXX. U. V. SNOOT.
GREEN A SMOOT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
00(26 THUMASTO.N, OA.
.JOHN BILBO,
Onllimry of Chatham County,
AND ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Oillce lu the Court House.
“NnrawnsccULLOii,
uiyia
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Savannah, Georgia,
tf oittco on Bay street, over the Bonk or Savan
nah. mayl8
Hr L. 'pT'KING.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
.' TWOoqmt?t»!>l*'
r _.. JcomlbltaVleWood
oorner of Ubortyt«tt L
IRKIIT 7
■ "iaS«bout>
. -THIflid’.
J oil'ih6t»ool6»ni»nil ooinmWli)i,» i,.
rlMovorDr. Braollsy s Drug ffcro Into
lOfflcto.nlrVrMh.m lb. ronl’Sy W'lf So-
next. OIUULl;, 6IIOLL, .
I,pi 80 ; - JjohlBlSk.. ,
~~rmt antA 1 , ,T , - 1 .
•opiSD-ir-B, Anbiiuct.
* septM-lw
WUSY
A HTORE AND DWELLING on .the tor-'
her of Houston aud South Broad fllreot
Lane. The stand is well ostabllshed, And
Is suitable for a Bar Room and Oyster
For particulars apply ou tho.pmnlscfi;
FOR RENT.
_ A WHARF STORK an dor 174 Bay stroc
I IHiaaosslon given 1st October.
i gS ply t0 1 Tl!,0N * t ? 0RD0N *
l .
I Aud possession given ou the first of Oc
tober, that northern half of the brick build*
log situated on Tattmll and the bead of
Gordon Streets, occupied by. Um; Cooper;
a delightful location amt vory conveniently finished'
with gas and water. Also, two tenements of Uriel-
un Monigomory and Jones Htrcet, vory comfortablo,
all now and in good repair; possession given on the
lstNovorabor,
OTJVKR M. UU.IURlDGR*'
FOB SALK
M A VALUABl£ LOT, non tho Central
Railroad Depot, about 60 x100. feot Hits
Lot is reestniplo. On the pforalsos are
Lot is reestniplo. On tho pfomlses are
three comfortablo Woodtih BUILDINGS,
wuiuu rent for bavJ per annum. Terms moderato.
Apply to J. B OUUBEDOE,
sept 29 ,,, Agent.
" ATLXfroA HOTEL.
ATLANTA « t i t GEORGIA.
J. J. IIESLER, Proprietor.
t&tA. Lufe of the reramtaA Hotel,- Nob Orleans.
;;;■ Passengers per Evening Trains will find
I Supper ready on the arrival of tho Cars,
may!4
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL,
jAC Js&8mhiv.^« LA -
..* 1 60
, 6 00
. 20 00
lyr
BOARD PER DAY.
board not wnne
BOARD PUR MOjrm
,mayl3
MILLS HOUSE,
CORNER MEETING AND
CHARUBIOX, B. 0.
THIS House is now adapted to all the
wants of tho Travelling Public, aud tho ef
forts of tho Proprietor will be to deserve
their patronage.
THOMAS 8. NICKERSON.
DENNIHHdLLVVD;'
NOTARY PUBLIC AND SHIPPING MASTER,
Solicits tho patronago or masters of vossol* and
othora rcqniriug tho sonrlce-iof a Notatry Public
orsbloplng Ma-tor, aud wiU attend promptly to all
business catrustod to hl ** oaro. lm—sepO
1:
JULi
REMOVAL.
Tho subscriber has removed to the store
oast of Air. O’Connor, corner or Drayton anil
Broughton utreots, adjoining tbo Marshall
House, whore be is prepared to make to or
der Uontlomen’s Coats, Pants, Vests, &o., in a man-
nor to suit the most fastidious.
Gontlemon furnishing their own materials wiU
find It to their advantago.
Cash must be paid for workmanship in nil cases,
as there will bo no books kept opun.
Cutting for men and boys attended to; and all
cutting Jobs must be paid for on dollvory.
Uniforms or ail kinds made according to the Unit
ed States’ Regulations.
49* Youog men doslrous of becoming good cut
ters of all gnrmonts bol nging to tho trndo cau be
taught in six lessons, at 66 a lesson.
Those who will patronlxo um will Uud prices to
suit the times. M. CEAREY, Agent
sopt 18—4m
I 1LOUR.—600 sacks “ Carmichael's” Flour, just
1 received and lor sale on Divorablo torim by
sept 26 WEBSTER k PALMES.
MAGAZINES.
H ARPER’S New Monthly Magazine 'for October;
tiodey’s Lady Book lor Ootobor
Aithur’s Home Magazine for October,
l’utoreon’s Now Monthly for October.
Roooived and for sale by
WARNOCK * DAVIS;
sept 26 160 Congress street.
WoreoY
80 Barrels Applos, Morcer l’otutoes, Rod Onions,
_ _ Tomatoes, Burgnlow Pears, on<l 600 Cab
bage), In tl«»re and tor suloby
sept 25 ,J. D. JES8E.
' TOllOUHKKEMi'iSUS. 'T~
iANUSI, OBOSIN Upholster, 26 Bn-an-st,
would respectfully announce to tho oltixqrLB oi
ivannah that ho la ready to mako and put down
Carpets, Oil Cloth, Alattlng, &o., at tho shortest iiu
(leiioral Agent and Auctioneer) ! Cd » 110,100 thu ,ni,at reasimouie terms, octs-tf
SoUils from h& frlonds consignments of ever)
i>’
J UST BECE1VEI), per lute arrivals from New
York, a superior article of Fluted Skirts and
for salo by J. W. THRELKALD,
sept 2 Congress and Whitaker nts,
RUTTER AND' iinWE.:
v ( ' 8ti
tikn tiotlce. Miai no (fill
mo prossmi thlil V ifordimiHct!
df thi'jl/ple, ,. , i •
WiH BOfiTOS 1 .—file new'Schf/ Al l
52fcltt’Npt«lh Taylor.* wlUmoot'iVlMl'pMinpt i
patimfor the above port. For fhdght apply to
1 pet 1 HUNTER A cidMMKLU
V.iiiv—Tho rhipC'iiiUiiBiA,
Caplalu ,Be dee, will liavo .^e'pntch for
HKfbovo jxe t For freight apply to .
. ,00(1 HUNTKlt nT»AMMKLL.
FOR UHAULENTON DIRECT.,
n The superior tdeampr GORDON,
J. P. Brook-,Ootnmandur, having
beeti tilrtrunjtlily ilvhrluutled and
Ihrnlshod with a new traitor, will rop rouulatji'—
twicoa week—ho.ween Pavuuiiub and ('llai'lKwtt'e
leaving Savaiiuuh dvery V odijMay uini^atllrdto’
afternooufl, at rt o’oldnk. an l rytoriiiug will leave
I’hti lesion every Monday und FrldH/ altchieoiiH,
at 6 o’closk ,
Fortrelghl or im^age apply fo
J. I*. BROOKS. AM,
; *0|d gfi ■ Charleston whitrf.
F«»: KltbKillf lilt niAKTElt —The A I
S Barip.ie ISAAC R. DAVIS, CaiilaiD Ifou 1,400
rtheii—cau hike the liulk iii; 1,000 bales cot-
IQU.- Apply.tu : ■ C.-A. GREINER.
~ F(ilt' l'lffliAiifil.PHiA .--iftitoFa Uvii-
_First Vinsw..—'Tin* sclir FANNIE. Captain
>u>n, now loading. Will' have Immediate di)
patch. For freight ••uuugotnmiLs apply to
HoptlS 014 VS. A. OUEIoKU.'
>ama LoHitery,
I'rtlOIII/.ll. MV IKK el -VK OF AMH.M.) j
iuutiimi AiflilEmt| jCuttcri)
io no irawy lu the City of Montgomery. Alabama.
v ““tvtr
in imimu, on FRIDAY, October 10tb, lH6d, on tlf
flan of
"" SINGLE NUMBERS!
•• • •—-!
SAMUEL SWAN. Manager.
:ii),Dim ticiccts Oiiiyl i
••"Vizoe'amouiiliiigto
200,000 Dollars !
1 imii'ivAiAAijj'sijttKMKL'
l p.'IZC til 000 I.......... $60,000
. I’HflxAUELPtHATtiif Itaumib
lln^ohr R’ W. TULL, A M Strowbridge,
fiisl
mastdr For freight, apply to
anglO
C. A. GREINER.
lOdi it* above, lor balance of cargo, apply
j/.fil ii'-'l i i(U
FOR I.IVKRIHiUi..—Tile A J Atilerw.»«i
ship PAI^JON, Pulton muster, having a
large |Mirtitiu of freight uugagud. a ill meet
with dispateh a
10 '/iihi.
FOM DEMBItY’8 FERRY,
AND ALL Til". INlERM-DlATK LANDINGS ON
IT1E SATaNNAH RIVER
I Tlui now lion steam, tiaoxot
8WAN Captain Richard Johnson,
will leave Charleston wharf ovory
Friday morning, at lu o’clock,
punctually, for.Duneiry’s Ferry, an l all Interiuudl-
ato lauding* ou tho Savannah liivcr.
4ST Tho Swan has superior accommodations for
passenger*.
For freight engagements apply to
i! ggffl JOHN RICHARDSON.
4 •» *
300
x >V j
25i
1' •'* 1
170
4 **
201)
! 4 *(•
169
8 •» .
(10
8 '•*
40
80 “
36
2110' •
26
300 *•
20
Niagara Path, the Lakes & Canada
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ItOUTtt
Per Sfeamhip Keystone Shite,via Philadelphia
PARK TO
PHIL A-
DELP’A
NIAG’RA
FALLS
9340. 1 ■ 1 1 8!4S.
mins LINE couuuud at l’UUadcluhia with the
•X Great Varth-Wes torn Railroad Kouto. through
to Niaguia Fills and Bulfulo, iu slxtuuu hours from
Pbiladelt.hi..
Through Tickets, with the privilege of stopping at
Philadelphia, nud intermediate poluts, for salo by
tho Agent. ;
Fare tc Niagara Falls dr BttllUld $28
“ Elmira 2ti
• CanaudaigiLi 27
CHARLES A. GREINER, Agent. ‘
J23 Savannah. Georgia.
CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK
00.
Seiul-Weekly United Statu* Mall Line.
“T1HB NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL
Sleuui8bi|M—
fOXVILLK., 1,600 tons..Capt. C. D. Ludlow.
AUG 1>T'A ... .1,600 “ .. Caiit. Thomas Lyon.
FLORIDA 1,300 “ ..Capt. M.S. Woodhull.
AI.AHAMA.... 1,300 “ ..Capt. O. R.Sohonck.
WILL LKAVK SAVANNAH KVKIIV
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
These ahlps are among the largest on the coast,
unsuriwstfcd in speed, surety and uumfort, making
their passages in lUTy to sixty hours, and are com
manded jhy Skillful, careful and petite officers.—
Havihg' eteguul state room accommodations, they
ofl'er a most desirable conveyanco to Now York.
Cabin Passage to New York *26
Steerage Passage to Now York 8
PADELFORI). FAY & CO., Savannah.-
SAM’L L. MITCHII.I.. 13 Broadway,
feb 6 Now York.
. firkins extra choice
Goshen Butter; lOfepWi of foigligh Daltymud
now Cream Cheese, received and lor sale by
scptlO . JF3SSE.,
OBNitRAi; NOTlOK. ' lU
S ILVER AND GOLD PLATING cau now be done
at home. Ur. CHARIJCS KEMIPH baviug es
tablished blmsolf permanently, all work In this line
will be done with dispatch. All repairing ofCastors,
Toapots, Candlesticks, Spoons, Forks, or any other
article will he done nontly before plutiug. All old
silver plate, such aa Toasetts or Urns, Forks or
dpoous, will bo re-Uulflhed and made equal to new,
and at moderuto prices. All work or orders loft at
my store will be nttended to promptly.
- U. 8. Mall Line -
FOR PALATKA, FLA., .
Fla Oarirn, Brunswick, St- Marys, (fa., Fernanda-
na and Jai-ksmotltc, Picnlata amt Black Creek, Fla,
_ W THE steamer WEI,AKA, Capt. N
QsSstiBtfm King, will leave for tho above place-
every .Saturday Morning, at ID o’clock.
This bout has large aud airy State Room accom
modations, nml taking the Iuluud Passage, oiler -
ovory inducement to Invalids and others.
Freight will bo taken (or Traitor’s Hill and inter
-mediate landings on St. Mary’s River.
So freight will bo taken after ti o’clock.
For freight or pxwago apply on board ul the
Florida Steam packet wharf, or to
JyS* CLAGHORN k OUNN1NOKAM.
may27
Watch cases galvanized.
G. M. UIFFIN-
n 1 lUOOU I A* UA II ,
Corner of Bay and, Whllafcer Street*,
SAVANNAH.
feb 22 amus
1.«. WRHMT. ' J l*. K. saVAQK.
WRIGHT A SAVAGE,
ATTORNEYS AT LA IF,
imUNMWICK, GA. jyID
"Josin;boWen, “
NOTICE,
C ONiIGNEKa iR>r Schr. M. E. WELLS, from Bos
ton, will please attcuJ totho roceivlug or their
goods from the vo-sol Ulscnurgitig ul Buker’a
Wharf, (foot of Ahercoru street) All goods re-
maluing on tho wharf after sunset will be stored nt
the risk und expense or the cousiguees.
sop2fl OGDEN, STARK k a>.
ENGl.NEEK, ARCHITECT' AND SURVEYOR,
loRNKR OP DILVYTON AND BBTAN-RW.,
(Above C A. L. ljirnar.)
6m
I NITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Fir raiaika, East Fla., oia Darien. Brunswick, St,
Starys, Fernandina, Jacksonville, .Viddlcburn,
(Black Greek,) andPUxUaia.
— Tho uew and elegant steumpaeket
DARLINGTON, Capt. Drook, leaves
every luesaay morning, at 10 o'clook, for tho
above places.
Freight wilt be taken for Trader'V Hill and intor-
uiodiute landings on St Mary’s River.
K3T No freight will bo lukeu aftor 9 o’clock.
For freight or passage, iiaving excellent slate,
room accommodations, apply on board, at Urn Flori
da Steumpauket Wharf, noar Uio Goa Works, or to
Jy» OLAHHORN .k CUNNINGHAM. Ag’ta.
^UTTEIt uiiil Cheese—10 firkins extra choloo
Goshen Butter, and 40 boxes of selected CIhpso,
all sixes, received p.r steamer Alubamu.
sept 21. J. I). JESSE,
A. MoALPIN A BROTHERS,
Lumber, Mill and Brick Yards.
tept 5 8 a vann An, a a.
’■ J - (WOO. WX. WARE, St. R. H. H-ARDU.
OUDEN, STARR d(CO.,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
BAY-8TRBET.8AVANNAn.GA.
PATTEN, HUTTON A CO.,
FACTORS.
forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Bayitrtet, gavxnnali, Ga.
B. GUMMING,
rw ATTORNEY AT LAW,
febl-ly irwwtox, QA.
c- s. HARRIS,):;. A. 0. MCQXHXI
IIAUU1SON A McGBHEE,
AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING A:
For warding Mcrchauts.
MAUI.61 BHOAMOTBI, OOLVUBUB. aXOHOU.
- *t* Particular aUouUon given to the sale* or Real
wuts, Nagroca and Produce,
W* Lboral advaucea made on Negroes aud Mer-
Maadlx#
RU.HE. PATTEN k CO. l
liOXBY .2 DANIEL, VColumbus Ga
4fEWART,GRAY ico. f ’
i'JIWK, DAVIS k LONG,'
WM. WRIGHT,
f>ilium. f Savannah’
YOUNG, ATKINS U DUNHAM 1
0. A. GREENE 4 CO., ' ' \ Apalachloola
n. S. 4\t»ril. I-Mobile, Alabama;
B. ELLIS,
Factor and (joneral Commission Merchant'
N0{ 71 BAY-8TRBBT, 8AVANNAU, OA.,
awXRSTti—Mwsrs. Clagboru 9 Cunningham. Ben
4 Preotls*. ugdon, 8Urr k On . Savarinah J. p.
UlQmiW- Rn.lnn . 1
Thomp." Ro'iinn
** i i'lkt oocpxM,
sso. aiunrn vra^kh.
COUPER A FRASEll,
»ACf,jttS 9 GENERAL 00UU18SI0N MERCHANT,
Bay street, Savannah, Ga.
ftnyll
«. J DAVANT, JR,
r *CT0R AND COMMISSION MEROANT,
No. 07 Bay Street,
SavannaJi.Ga
SAVAGE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tHOMAUTlLU, rHOXAX OODKTT, OA.
bZL ‘ a * u «» «n(rusted to hlx care will rejuivo
* >fl ffl|ii attention.
sshsa (j. Hunoma,
lyr—mar 17
0KR8,
,„ n ., • AY-STRUT, 8AVANNAU.
JEFFERSON ROBERTS,
COMMI8SJON B merohant,
AND DEALEH IN
limber and Lumber.
, SAVANNAH. Ga.
■R6«U A»U MIIIBKH.
A ll M j i .j, u liCflloKn.
A‘yJg n<b -<>( Wood, Boards. Plxnki, Joixt,
••'M. J. bMJUTON!'
T. a. & A. L. ROWE,
M AN UF ACTUJIRIIS
* ’AND
IMPORTERS CVF
possrnT. Dili..
aiig'JD
LINSEED OILf
sept 26-lm
188 FRONT-STREET,
• i . NEW,YORK.I
EDUCATION.
DARIEN ACADEMY.
T HE TRUSTEES of the above nameil Institution
announco to the; public,' that this Acadomy
will bo opened on tho first Me.iday In November
Tho principal, Ool. •>». spencer; -an experienced
—■*—■— J - * by, lux fo^—
G. M. GRIFFIN,
SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN.
Cornor of Bryan and Whitaker Street*.
HAS now on hand a beautiful as- *
sorlment of Jewelry or overy dla- jab
crlpUon and kind worn by ladlos A-.fl
and goutlomon. and willsellatunusually low prices,
I have this uay roooived (per Expreaa) a large
stock of elegant Siver Waro, consisting of Cako and
Plo Kuivos, plolu and engraved Fish Knives and
Forks, Pickled Knives aud Forks, Knives, Forks and
Spoons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg uraters, kc. kc., ail
in Morocco cases, aud initnblo fur proseuta. I have
also this day reuuivod an addition to iny stuck of
bulrworkol light colored Curls, Topsys. Uraids,Front
Pieces, Bands, Undo Tom, &c., which now makes
my ugsortmout complete. Orders received for any
color desired.
teacher, cotnos wolij-eepmmeuded
, , n vu4g. )uu .u, tuu ™ ; u ]t „„ former
patrons mid other ffontlepieh or lifgfiti^t rdspecta-
blllty.
illity.
manner, and warranted.
Kecomuiundod to us, as. he Is, as well us from our
own knowlodgo of Col. Spencer, wo commend him
and the Academy to tho pttrouage of our Iriouds at
home and abroad.
Miss A. M. Spencer will assist iu tho Fumalo and
Junior department. For further information, at ply
• L. M. BLUUNT, Sec’ry.
80pt26
QGLBTHOPB MEDICAL COLLEGE
TO TEACHERS,
Literary Institutions, etc.
4 pH»«rwiiw . . . i . .
IYISON * I^IIINNBY,
821 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Publish the American Educatlouulsorios of Improved
SCHOOL A COLLEGE TEXT BOOKS.
40-Full Descriptive Catalogues sent pre paid in
cluding strong teHtimonials from eminent
Toachors, South and North; terms for specij
men copies, Ac. scp20—Imrtftw
^jOFFEE.—500 bogs Fair to Choice llfo Uoifee" lui)
_ bugs and packets Java Ootfoe; 100 bags La
guyra Cofleo, in atoru nud for sule by
iopt26 UOI COMDK', JOHNSON" A CO. -
QUtiAR—16 bhiliT Ciioice Porto Ulco~Sugar; V do
O Fair Orleans Po; 10 do Cuba do; 10 do Musco
vado do; instore and’ for s ilo by
«ep 26 HOLCOMBE, JOHNSON k Co.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
-Savannah, 24th Sopt., I860
lular mooting of tho Board of Health
A n
held this night, tho following proarablo and
roso utlons wore oifercit and adopted:
Wnoreiw, It has boea reported in on ) or uiiro of
Uio Now York cliypapors, that Mr. FUbor, lafo the
Clerk ol the stonmor Augusia, ruuulng between
tills city aud Now Vwk bar recently died in that
r i3 T yellovv* foyer, mid whereas, it is n known
foot that yellow favor lias boon prevailing in and
about jho city o New York for tho mt nix weeks.
Bo it Resolve I, That itis the deiiberativo opinion
or this Beard, tlrnt it tho said Fi.hor died of yellow
fovor, be died of a disease which he contracted In
or noar the city of Now York, inasmuch aa thero
is not now. and has not been this year, a case of yet
low (over in or noar this city.
, Resolved, Thai the above bo published in the
city paper*, and that tho Now York Day Book and
other Now York papora friendly to the South,
raquwtad to copy.
8. A. T. Lawxxxcs, M. D m Sec’y H It.
: ■ apt 28
WM.' M. DANikhCr
ATTOWNBY AT LAW,
• - > SATAXXAH, OA.'
■W0fflo.OT.r Thomu H.IttWfAOi.’.C,#*
lon.etritrM. ' •> “a*™ —
WM. M. LAWTON &CO.
Charleston, Soatti Cnrollua.
SEA ISLAND COTTON AND IUCE FA(J-
^ TORS.
r)
f Winborn Lawton Jr.
eod4m
Watches repaired by and undor the supervision
of self, and allother work dune in a workmanlike
may 26
SAVANNAH GEOLRGIA.
f£|HE Rognlar Course ofLccturosin tho above In-
stltutlon, will commence on tho First Monday
lu November next. Tbe Faculty Is constituted os
follows, viz.
II. L. BYRD, M D., Prof. Principles und Practice
or Medtclue.
HOLMES STEELE, M. D., Prof, obstrics and dls-
uses of Women and children.
WESLEY C. NORWOOD, M. I)., ProL Matoria
Uudica, and Medical Jurisprudence.
THOMAS H. CHIVER3, M. P., Frof. Physiology
and Pathology.
-JAMES 8. Ml. , .
J. W. BENSON, M. 1)., Prof. Principles aud
Practice or Surgery.
LAWRENCE,.!.. jtOBlERT, ,M I)., I’rof. Medical
CliemiStry.
WILLIAM T. FEAY, M. D., Emeritus, Prof or
Chomistry.
E. J.OLIYEROS, .11. l>„ Demonstrator of Ana
tomy. *
Feos, for tho full course, *105 Matriculation
*6, Dumoustriitpr *10 w Graduation *30.
For further information, address
II. U BYRD, M. P. Peuu.
->»ptl7 2mwtw
20,Uil) 20.IIO0
'JO.Uuil is,....,... 20,000
Ui f o00 Is 10,00.
10,000 10,you
6.duo U ... 6,000
IvfiOO Is .......‘. MOO,
l', 1 till) I,,..;. .' 000
600 Is Itl.tfO'J
600 16,11(10
200 LV. 16.000
ltd) is I 0000
.. 00 Vii-.J..,.. . 7,*»(IU
t> |tr|ze< nf *400 iipjinuiiii’g i-i Sito/ioourii 1,060
' 20 uuO urn 1,200
(10,000 are I,turn
10,000 are 800
10,000 uru 700
6,000 are ‘ 00o'
2,600 nro 480
1,000 arc 320
600 are tt,MW
300 arc f»;000
200 arc 0,()00
I iiu do
I ..do do..
1 ()» Al0 ;
6 ilojilo..
2 uo do.,
2 do"do..’
20 iio i|i|^.,
50 dq do..
76 do, do, .
100 do do..
V45 do do;
1
Til W UllKAT'W WSTMRtViINNl’ It A IN'UI^
■' Vu.;UF M.W-YWR)i'. ,*
v UK (Uttttix Mitritic itiMkfi ijt’tllpil- AjM}
u\! cinnoi iiKit l l-/ii‘a»m , f)ry6n striict'-. ■ •*
.'uf'viiY'iUii '.1IW1I '••-•■Ml-
'■r<Xll’oci»i)l»'7.lflvi.n»i..
ur-vjAAun «.*■ .
W'-Ltiai'c.Gtiii j-ivt-i/i'd i'lvitim'iii' .iiV-in ' »tir«-*
■i lurtoi'ii ol-iiiu i-ii-mcos Will Iio ruldi ilii ) n* in*.,t y '
("iiiom III scrip 4'V A* L. Luiuur,'
icb lO - Agent Ih.V'vantmli
-wUlliCAii .(itililui toiunuii'.e CDiD|o>>',>
^BUtlirrii Jlii) ii»ii line ttHt doiiilMiij,
- toiuc Innuruiu e Ciioi|»uiiy, qf 6, Vwk,
aiii'iiigiUiiit Fire ik .ilnriue In*. Goin’y,
Risks in tin* above ll.-.tancc CuiujMU|et> .iniicriH
sen '»y Wit. JUavO k SONS, Agcois.'
1 ’ Sit. ou itaj stiv-«i.
.511 vnuiiuli, Min iMsmiiitici. IH66. -lect)
. v-AtifJi
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‘ Hliion;'Mid«H.’’. ' " r
sept 6 '
FlilE, IU AKIN Hi AND LIFE
•i .) .'5 L- 14-A--N
\<i. ill, ttAY-HTltEK'l.
wjl'il'Ai. lliAlKlSaBSIBl})
Kcarit Cuiir .ilillioii Out..111..
U«. .1... ,..1...^...,., Mfra.iL- I 'i lill.i.Illli. ,
'■ flic uoiiJiili)g,.rooin add. trU'iiu nest 10 our store
formerly uoouplpd .hyVMpycr. k Plum. Also, several
y the loliowiugros|siiisHm‘ HIim!K Ct.inpunlo
Gtuu'ter Uak Life liiuui’uikrc l uiiijmi.),
OF HARTFORD, 0T-
EipdiHiiiv Fire ItMurtMice Oo»»|»»)»>.
. or I.ohDov-
Farmer*’ and iUeuhuiilc*' Fire, Marim
ami Life IiiMurniinc Gumpauy., .
, . OK PUlUADkliPUlA.
1 0()w» Uriilgcporf Flre’niiU AlArlue luiUi'win .
Cum^udy, • .
, or BuiDUitrimr,; at.
. jw i..e snbaoriber wlUeifuui in»nraiu»- 'i- uii><
amouutiu all part* oft lie atatcou every dosr.il plloti
property. * ' , ’, "
. Lite lueurancc, lo any umuurn, at thu lowuat rale,
for the henufit ul lioir* uud creditors, or payable to
tbo wile free from tho claims or.creditors.
1,000 |iri/.cM'utioiun'liig lit,.,
..,...*200,000
WtlCK OK TICK KIM.
^Vhoie llckcls $10; Halves $6; Quarters $2 50.
The Alabunu und Georgia Isittorlus, as cliunycls
of luvo&tmanl, present inducements over any
known scho'iiu. The expcrivucu the public havu
lad uftlib inuii.igeineutof the-o Lotteries, the large
amountuf prizus soli, the promptuesa with which
they have boon paid, uro tho best guuruutcas that
tli"y wlli always be conducted in the most honora
ble iiiiunicr.
Marine lus'irnncc on tlull*: c-r Cargoes to uu jwii-
the world. jaii2fi A. WILDLit
MUTUA li BENEFIT LIFE INsUKA WF
“ COMPANY, NEWARK, N. J
Charter Perptiuni.
Nutt accnimilauuii,.Ian. .1, lkuti* $2,20U,--> • .
1’otRt amend or.divhlenJs piihl to dale 116.4;*.
fotm amoiuil of claims by death paid
to date’ i,-i<Mi,i'Uu r .
PLAN OV TUK LUTTKKY.
There are 30,0(0 tickets numbered tYom l to 3ft,-
(WO. There are 38d lull Prizes and 020 Approxlm-
lions—nuiklng iu all l,0>)o Prizes.
Tno drawing t iked place in public, under ihe.su-
perintondeneo of two sworn Commissioner*.
Thu Numbers from 1 to i>,»0u, corresponding
with those number* on the Tickets printed on sepa
rate .slip* of paper, arc encircled with small tin
tube*, uud placed iu one wheel.
fhu first 380 Prizes, similarly primed and cueir
cied, aie placed In another wheel. •
The wheels are liieu revolved, aud the uupiber Is
drawn from the wheel W numbers, aud attliusamo
time a Prize is drawn from tho other whoei. The
number uud prize druwu out arc opened and oxhib-.
itod to the audience, aud - ugisiored by tho Commis
sioner, tho Prize being plucud against tho number
drawn. This operatlou.ls repeated uutll all the Prl-..
zes are drawn out.
APKKOXIXATIOX lMUZKS.
Tho two preceding nud tho two succeeding Nurn
burs to those drawing tho first 200 prizes will bo
entitled to the 800 Approximation Prizes, a cording
to tho Scheme.
In ordi-riug Tickets enclose tho tnoucy to our ad
dress for th • Tickets ordered, on receipt of which
they will be forwarded by first mail
llio List of Draw.1 Number* imtl Prizes will bo
sent to purclusors linni dlately after ilie draw
ing.
4S5»Purehasers will please write their signatures
plain, und give tliuir’ptei office, county nud State.
VMr Remember that every prize is druwu, and
payable In full without iicduction.
40- All prizes of $1,000 and under, paid immedi
ately idler tin: drawing,—other prizes at (he usual
time uf thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets should he scut in early.
Prizo Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at cither office.
Orders for rickets cau he addressed either to
8. SWAN k CO., Atlanta, Ga.. or
K SWAN, Montgomery, Ala,, or
septlS B0X‘83,ifittvmmah. r Ga
$4,282,4S'o .
iiuujamin C. Milfor, .-semuiary, Joseph lord
euerul Ageut, 'Roln-rt L. I’utterKoh. President
* r i he funds ol this Company ore ail .solely in vusieu
first class boildis aml moriguges, stocks, cash, an
notes of member* fully secured by thoir jtuUcle*
For furilmr punlcolars inquire of
WM. II. GLADDING
Agent :u rfuvuunah,
At the office ol Bell At i’ruuti*.
4, A. .-1 i,i,i v AN. Medical Examiner.
KMdtKkxck:
ilAVIS YOU i:VSUHiCO YOUIL Ut'K
i'llx. CHAu l'£K -)AK
UFU INAilitASCii CO MPAM,
Uf ilartford, Ct.
•At-ii CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $400,000.
Jas. C. WALKER, President.
.*j. li, Wuitk, Secretary.
This Comit&uy imurus 1J e uV the lowest rates,
consistent with sulcly to the assured. Forlurihor
iuforuuiUon, apply to
A. WILBUR, Ageut,
jyy!3 171 Bay street, Savannah.. Ga.
PLUMBING.
PLUMBING, toallita vorloos branches, at,
X tended to at tho shortestuotlce. and iu superior
tyle. Also, may bo found Shower Baths, Galvaniz-
jd Iron, Tin and Leaded Bath Tubs; Coppor Boilers,
Patent Pan Water Closets, I/ml Pipes, Sheet Lead,
H. A. Curtin k Co
Hose. Fof sale at the use KnrnlBl/store, No. 166
'irn u*nion»
rn.-lft , t M.ltt**
WATCHES-WATCHES-WATCHES,
We aro rewiving tbu l/indon Lever
Watches, of the most celebrated makers, in
Gold and Silver eases. R. F. Cooper's Du
Iplox Watches, Watches for Timing Horses
duo Swiss Chronometers, which wo olfor at reasona-
file prices, at our new store in Gibbons' Gauge.
gpiitVfl I* H MICH01R A 00.
to Builders.
riTllE HUBSORtBHU is prepared' to execute
I ut thu shortest novice, and in tho most work
manlike manner, all kinds of Metal Roofing, Gutters,
Cornice, or other work connected with tho manufac
turing or repairing of Coppor, Galvanized IroU, '/.Inc,
or Sheet Iron Business.
HORACE MOItiK,
out 13 I6U Broughton si
AUK NT FOR 8AVANMAU,
.1 a 111 a s ill • X) a rier,
AT TUB OFFICE OF
MESSRS. YOUNG, WYATT efi VO.,
No. d5, Buy dtreet, bolow the Boat Ulticc.
. ... UIKKCTWH*:
AluVNSON MARSH, .
S. A. KOLLO Firm of A. S. Burned ft lo.
ALONZO GUILD, •* •• Childs, Pratt ft Co.
I. P. BALLARD, “ ” Livingston, Ballard A to.
WM. M. DODGE. •• “ Win. M. Dodge ft Co.
P. J. AVERY,
H. A. CURTIS,
WM. E. KOLIA),
S. T. LIPPiNCOTr.
ISAAC NEWTON,
WM. A. DUSTED,
WM. H. R1VKRSM1TH,
W. H. LYON,
GEO. CHAPMAN, »
J«W. U. WfcSsTCOt f; *
JO.?. FATMAN, • •
STEl’iiEN VoN MOKhS,
GI<X). SAVt.iiY.
A. KlfigUA.
AhANSoN MARSH, President,
CllAS. W. OGDEN, Vice Presineni,
WM. E. itGIJA), Seorelury. .
44T fffis Company will issue Poiiuie.* upon
rlno, iuland Navigation, TTausi>ortatiou and
Risks, at liberal rates of prem,uiu.
I/iesea promptly and liberally adjusted.
•lAMKt M CAlffKR, Agem,
uctfll. No. 86, Bay Hired.
THE GREAT^ WESTERN FlIUir'AND
CARY’S DAGUEREOTYPE , A9IBRO
types and Photography.
P. M. CARY
W OULD respectfully give notice thut his
rooms are now opou lor tho seasun, wild rea
dy tor tho reception of visitors.
By tiic AsumoTYVi. process persons may now have
thoir children’s pictures takou. iu almost atij posi
tion they may choose, in from i to 3 sccodda suting.
By tho Photikjkapuic process old Daguerreotypes
can be transferred to paper, beautifully colored and
enlarged to life. o«t 22
FINDLAY’S IRON WORKS,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Tlie subscriber, from long experience in
the bu.dtio/s. Is prepare] to furnish Steam
the ImmIuoss, Is prepared to furnish Steam
Engines, Dimers. Circular, .Single and Gang
Saw Mill Machinery, Grist and Morchaut
Mibs. Sugar Mills, Gin Gearing, and Castiugs iu geu-
* “ “ wbothcr *■ —*“
oral. The Saw Frames, whother for upright or cir
cular, will be of Iron when required. All or which,
with Ills many Improvement*, I* warranted to bo
equal to tbe bust umdo at an / other osiubllsumeut.
Bis works are on & scale as extensive as the larg
est at tho North, and he is prepared to fill orders
with promptness and dispatch.
uug 7 ROBERT FINDLAY.
UNIVERSITY OP I/JUISIANA.
Mcillcal Department.
T HE Annual Course of Lecture* in this depart
ment will commence ou Monday, November
17th, 1856, and will terminate I11 tho ensuing March
James Jone-*, M. D.. Frofusaoa of Practice of Mod-
J. L. Riddell, M. D., Profossor of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, M.P. Professor of.Surgory.
A. H. i.'enus, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics.
Gu-tavus A. Nott. 31. D., Professor of Mctcrli
Medlcii
J. C. P. Weilerstrau It, M. I). I’rol'essor of Anato
my.
Thomas Hunt, M. I).,Professor ofPliypyoIogyand
Pathology.
Gilbert S. Vance 31.1)*, Pemontrator of Anatomy.
Tho ro on/ for Dissuctlng will be open on the third
Monday iu Do tuber.
The Faculty aro Visiting Physicians aud Surgeons
of tho Charity Hospital, and attond thl* institution
from November to April.
Tho students accompany the Professors iu thoir
visit*, froo of expense, enjoy extraordinary practi
cal auvuntages.
Thero aro during the season about eight hundred
poraons prescribed for daily.
Preliminary to tho Course, lectures will bv dcliv-
orsd duiiy in tho Amphitheatro of tbo Hospital,
from the Urst Jlonduy In November, on Clinical
Medicine and Surgery,Auscultation and Percussion,
aud other subject*, without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Dean.
Thu Administrators of too Chanty Hospital elect
annually, In April, fourteen Resident Sluucuts, who
aro maintained by tbo institution. aug 28—w6
fAk
□ /UL
HUNT’S IMPROVED SEWING MAOHINIIS,
D ESIGNED Expressly for making Bogs—and
which is decldodly superior to auy other
maebiuo for that purpose. Spool or skein thread
can bo used of anj .' wired length, aud whicli wid
not need to bo chi • n I until the wbolo is usel.
Bug inunaufacturcr (tin aud Flour merchants are
particularly invited Gland examine It at 135 Con
gross street.
May25. . ALFRED WEBSTER,Geu. Agt
WANTED.
T HREE HUNDRED ACTIVE YOUNG MEN load
as local and traveling agents in n business
J. E. DE FORD,
APOTHECARLKi HALL, S. E. Corner or,
Brough jn aud Barnard Streets. Savon-
nah Ga., Wholesale and retail Dealers in „
Drugs, ilodicinos and Cbomicals, Dye Woods
Dyo StuffiP French, English, and American Perfom-
ery Fin Toilet and .Shaving Soaps, Combs aud
Brushes of overy description, Surgical and Dental
Instruments, Trusses and Supporters of ail kinds.
Spices, Suufls, Manufactured Tobacco, All the Patent
or Proprietary Medicines of toe day, Snpurlor Inks,
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purpasos,
Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articles, kc.
tar N. B.—Especial attention given to tbe
™_.lon of Pbyslcittus’ Prescriptions and Family
ipcs. Ship, Family and Travelling Medicine Cuses,
With plain DirecUnus for use, Including Directions for
treatment in casea of poisoning, Drowning, ftc.
•P»|7
easy, useful and hoiinrablo, at a salary of *100 per
month I A capital of $5 only required I No patent
medicine or book busttuMi. Full particulars given
(free) to all who enclose a pontage stamp or a tbreo
(unit piece, anil uddrw a. B MARTYN.
sept22—w3ltt Plalstow, X. H.
I
TAKE NOTICE.
UROQ A8EUS - will havo tueir gocu (IoIIvltcU
. free of oxpense with quick, fllspatch from me
wannah Grooory uud Fruit Depot; coruer Brough
ton and WbUoker streets.
. 43* I would call tbo attention or Fruitor* .gener
ally lo ny WfU seloctod stock of Groceries, recotv
W. H. FABHELL.
CITY TIIFASURER’S OFFICE,
Savannah, 2d August, 1866
rnilK Bonds or tho City orSavunuah,duol«t Feb
X ruary, 1857, (commonly known as McAllister
Bonds,) issued for Central-Railroad- Stock, will be
rodeomod on application, In Stock of the-Central
Railroad and Bunklug Company, ul its market val v
U", the Bonds being roooived at par. Holders cl
the samo preferring cash, can have them reJoomcd
m money. JAS. S. WD KINS,
aug 8 Plty'Troas.
U '“|WUV KinV^dOoTvicos Nms, fbcei'vcffi5d7or
sale-by v. . [**ptt8| - J. D. JBiKE. ..
ilon'jih. 1'Aun.vuKn. Fay ftlk).,
K. I’kM, M»q., State''Bank.
Just rveolVqd‘jiiTjtbto.find jor hhI« low for essli
76 bdxesfto.'l Fgailiy M»ap
laiuroft]* •
’ loo •* MTrafei.-' 1'uatlhlniuh
26 cisks T'uiull und middling Rice .
Ul .fil/M, iiMhoMln Brandy . •
2D. bills; .OHMohgitJie/i wlilskey
26 half quarts find elghths-assdried Draudfo<
6 bbla. Ueorgia Pouch Brandy, ..
600 bbla. Kd umlalo (.'cment
10 half ch'nglH Hyson Tea .
60 dozen Broom. , ‘
200 gross Round Wood Box Man lu*-.'
sept 26 .... . .. . 7,
>’ FOrlti'Utift
atoioa under ourh
hont*
XUQU, cl.VI I
- ■ aiig20
-“MoUTIIERN railroad.
iTT ,
Office oftbotoutheruKailrou .Company. /
rpiIE Southern Railroad Company invito prnpo-
X tals from centrnotors for tho clearing, grudu-
atu u, masonry, irdathng and bridging, necussavy
to tho complete preparation for.the superstructure
of tlie roadway of: tbo eastern division of tLeir
road. .*■';•
Also, for furnishing ibui cross-tics, uud fur the
track-mying with auyTuomeutal. work uumusary.
And for all other wbrk, stations, •pliitforms,' tlO:
.pots, fee*, required;!,!! tho thorough completion uf
tbu road lor eileotlvo'oparnUou.
fbo graduation amounts to 770,000 ouhtc yurdsof
excavation, aud 666,000 oubio yards of embank-
.meut.
Tho treslllng to4,000i«et.
' The bridging lo 600 reel.
Tho rnoHomy for culverts- amounts to 10,000
perch
The cross iio.? to 180,ou).
l’ro|M)suls, sealed, oudor/qd, and direutod to tlie
undersigned, will be receiveduntil the first day of
November next, aud will be,! ut tho option of bid
ders. either for— * *
1. Tbe entire work <y construction, completing tho
road ready for thu Iron ; -
n Tfio work of construction,
•xcluslvo of cross
ties aud trockdaying;
m For each item of work, entire uml separate;
For the grauingof either, or a specified nura
her of Mictions, of one inilu each;
v. For tlie cross Uos to bo furnished, the nurnbur
specified;
vi. For the outiro construction, leady for the iron;
of either of tho three divisions heroiuultor narood
ol sutd road:;
Tfio ea/fo;u'dlvfslou. connwtiug with the com-
p'.otod road lit or near thutowii of Brumlim, extends
UAK iNE AND FUIK IN SI. RANI? In.
mb INTBHNAT10NAL
iu«Ui*auce (Uoiupuuy.
MU. 2b, MERCHANT'S EXCHANGE,
NEW YORK.
OiVbll 0AJ.‘iI’Ail—lji312,OlKi
• Dusted ft Carll -
• W. H. Lyon ft Co.
• l«ee, Murpliy k Co.
Briggs, Vvesuiolt \ m
• Kalman ft Co.
• (loo. Savory ft Co.
Fire
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of No. 10“ i fa fold aired, Fhitaikljihia Penn.
OHARTER i’Kiu’ETUAL......CAI’lTAlV$500,000.
KIRK, MAJU.sk, AM) LSLAA'U IXSDKAXOH.
D1RECTOKH:
Charles 0. loilhrop, 632 Spruce street;
Aiuxundor Wfilldon, Morchaut, 14 North Frout-st.:
John 0. liuhtor, firm of Wright. Huuter a Co.;
F. Tracy, firm of Tracy ft Baker;
John it. M’Curdy, Urm of Jones, White ft il’Cunly;
Isaac Hazlohurst, Attorney and Oouusullor;
.lame.* U. Smith, firm of Juiuch B. Smith ft Go.:
fhuodoro W. Baker, firm of Tracy ft Baker;
R, S. Walton, 3>i0 Markutstreet;
rhumas K. IJmeriuk, 634 Spruce street;
John J. Baker, Uoldsmith’s Hall
CHAKl.ES C. iiATlIKOF, President.
Tuos. K. Ijxkkick. Secretary.
JA.TIKS M. itAUTEU, Agent,
juue 15 No. 86 Bay street.
to tho Mobile und oh 0 road, 82)* miles, wuiuh will
be divided iqto three subdivisions : the first of 21
miles, tbd second of 28 railos. und the third uf H5)k
miles.
In each foi m uf proposal, too bidder will stute bU
item priooi, uud for tbu graduation will nuke bis
bid ul * imucb'pcr cubic yard of uxcavutiou aud
eiubuuktuoui, uud tile addttnmal dUlcreuce for ‘‘ox
cess” of either; or for so much per cubic yard up
on thu largest Hem, and (he dlllbiuiicu for “ex-
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CUHU M Y,
No. 11 Pine aired, New l orlc,
(BKTWKCN BUGADWAY ANI) WA88AU 8THXBT-)
Cash Ctipitai—$10D,0001
rriUB Company iusuros against loss or damage by
X Fire, un tho must reasonable terms, dwelling
houses und furniture, warehouses, stores unii mer
ohandize, factories, simps m port, etc. .,
All losses will be adjusted and promptly paid.
1 I), S. MILLS, i’rcsuieut,
C. BROOM, Vico FrosidoiiL
Ei*w’n C. Taylok, tiecrolury,
Gko. B. Dkamk, Surveyor.
JAMES 91. CARTER, Agent,
Juuo 17 for Savannah, 85 Bay streot.
| | AY—200 bales Hay, fo storo and for sale by
. Jy2ft
CRANE, WEILS ft CO.
Thu parties making proposals are desired to make
thorn iu four tortus: 1. For Uio'whole amount pay
able monthly incuto, us tho work' progresses, re
serving twenty pur cent for final butilemeut. 2.
Ouu-lmifiu cash, payable In the same wuy, and one
hull'ih the stuck ur tho company. 3. Oue-tblrd lu
cash, payable in thu same wuy, the bonds or the
cuinpauy, pay bio in Lu years, with iutorust at
six per cent., payable annually. 4. I'uyublu en
tirely lu tbu stock of the road.
I ho proposal* to be considered inusL be uccompu
nied ay outisliu loiy luleruncour oredenliuls, uud
tbe company reserve tho right ol accepting any or
dccliuiug all.
Maps, profiles audspucllicutious may be soon at
this office; and any further information will bo lur-
uishud upon uppilcat.ou to thu uudersiguod.
Thu Aouilioi n Huliroad commences ut Jucksou,
the capital of the Slate, uud is Uulshed a* far as Die
town uf Braudou; aud is iu good running order
and well equlpiwd to that poiut. It oxteuds from
Br..ndou iu u line almost directly east uigluy-two
aud a half nil us, to the intersection, of tbu Mobile
und uhio Kuhruad, a few miles below tbe town of
Marion, in Lauderdale county; and passos through
tbe couutles of Raukin. Scott and Nowton. The
Hue Is over a nigh rolling .country, well watered
and timbered,and lu poiut ofbeaiihtuiuess,cconom
ical liviug, &c., is cquul to Hie most favored
porduns of tho carolinosand Georgia. Tbegrudlng,
excopt for too first twenty miles ix generally light;
and ui>ou the most of the sections tho excavation
and embankment aliornale favorably; tbo excep
tions beiug m tbu two bunvieet cuts. Tbe mateiial
is ol a character euslly moved, the growth of the
rouutry ulfords abnudanco of umber aultablo for
bridging uud cross'tlus;aud itis believed that no
work olfor*, in facilities for construction, greater
inducumeuistncotuiuctors, esiH'cially those using
negro labor.
The coinpuiiy b entirely out of debt, aud lias duo
to it by rename stockholders, about# 30,000, which
will doubtless be paid us thu Beard of Managers way
cull it iu. It is also an recipient under tho recou
grunt ofLmls made by Congress, iuboy can bo hud
uluug the line, which is behoved to be tho case, of
nearly 400,000 acres of laud.
Tho road conueots with and is uu oxteusiuu ot
tbo Vickburg aud Jucksun Railroad, completed and
lu full operation to thu Mississippi river ut Vickburg;
opposiio which i ity, in Louisiana, commences the
Vicksburg, Shrovenport and-Texas Railroad, now
under cuutract for tla whole distance aud in rapid
progress of construction. U Intersects tlie Now
UrloutiHnnd Jackson. Great Xortburu Railway at
Jackson, and through that at Canton, connects with
tbo Mississippi tontral Railway, tbo iron uf whicli
Is now being laid to Holly springs. It Intersects
with tho Mobilo and ( bio Railroad, as already stat
ed, near Marion, nud I to point or Intersection meets
with tbe North-eastern audSoulhwostei a Kuilroau
in Alabama, and through that unites with tbo roads
in Virginia, lenuossoo and North Carolina. It li
also an tmlispensublo link iu tbo iluo of Railways
thut are to unite Charleston anil Savannah, through
Montgomery, Vicksburg, Shrovonport und El Faso,
with tbu Pacific uccun running its entire length no
the saiuo parallel of iatitudo with tboao p'ucos. It
is thus obvious that this lino of work is ouu of thu
mo>t important unfinished imiurprlr.es iu the coun
try. It Utbu'ruugh Nutiuuul in its churactcr: for
it unltos 31aiuuand New urleans, und the Atlantic
and tho Mississippi,-by Indissoluabio lionds. But
whilst thus National, it appeals especially for aid to
Southern men aud Southern enter pi be, for whuu
complcteii, with tho lutormedialo gup iu Alabama,
it wlii, with its connections, now built aud being
built, run right through tho heart or those great
Southern cotton-growing States, Louisiana, Missis
sippi, Alabama, Georgia aud south Carolina, aud
unites thu great inland cea with the broad ocoun.
These facto uro htated to cull attentlun to this lluo
of roud and to induce capitalist* and contractors, to
embark liberally iu its construction, fbo Uftcon
foilosof completed Railroad, with ito oqulpmeuto
ana sixty valuable slaves, many of them mechanics,
is a bonus from the State of Mississippi; the public
land bus been dountod by Cougress ; and it is, per-
hups, not grcully ovur-estiuiatiug tho prosout pro
perty ot tho roud to put ilat or near ono miliion of
dollars' fo'WhfcUsum future) stockholders wiio may
bocoino such by direct subscription of lunacy or
work,will boat ouce equally lutorostod. It will
thus be soeu tbal this roud proseuts peculiar in-
ducumeuts to men of moans to engage in its con
struction.
WM. C.SMEDUS,
sept 10—tNl President Southern Railroad.
BV T. JF.^11
A, vot y.UesirabfjTiiiut 1
jgjff A
...
froirftho city, Con’ulnliig /thout 80 ai:res, hi
.which Is cleared ft undor good and. I'ltslsillialt
The (inarod laud Is a rich loom) roll, aod v
adapted for gardening purposes. Therp li a W
most excellent water on too promises and a”
sary out-buihjlogs. negro; houses, bariiB, ltd;,
halnuqo of tho Duct, say 40 uerp*, is lihcloured land
Valuable. i)mt«r 4 ht»d;.“
■ynxr
and; boivlly Umbqrod witli
tho soil oxiiellent., Tbo locality is very excellent; ' 1
not one case of sickness has occurred on the prom-.
lies during tho whole time the present proprietor. -
1ms owned it. Tills Is d chance for un Investment .
rarely to be met with, and any person wishing a.
quiet private residence noar Urn city, or auy puraon
desirous or going Into foe gardening business to .
raise fruit and vegetable* for oiir,market, will find ,
this the place to stilt.
For forms, which will' be very liberal, Inquire at
our counting room, 164 Hay street. Title* undtoputav
angO
At Prtvato Sale.
1700 bushe s Rico, Hti uxcellout artode for stock
•if all kinds. Gall and oxamlne. ITlco 26 cents po**’
buHhoI. _ ; ijnnelP
To ISout.
Two good store*, under the bluff, at Urn foot of
Whitaker street June 18
Wanted to Purchase .-j
A convenient medium-sizoil house, In a ceutra,!/
location—one fronting on a square would be prefer-
red—for such an nue u liberal prico would be given,
JunolO
At Private Rule. ; ,
Thirty ellglbh building Lola, 66 feet front by;ion
to 124 foot .Unop. situated on Taylor, Gordon and 1
Gastou streets. These lots aro on high giouud and .-
some of them iu thu immediate neighborhood of the >
lot selected lor the site of too Savannah, Albany ;
and Gulf Railroad Depot. Terms same as city lot-,
viz : one-fifth cash, tbe balance, bearing IntoroiR ai
six |ier oent.--— junelO
HURRAH FOR Till, PALI. TRADU '
FRESH GROCERIES. FRUIT,
AND VF.GF.1'AllLiES.
W M. H. FARRELL Is now prepared to supply
his customors witli tho best qimllUe* of
NOttTHEON FltUITS AND VEGETABLES,
selected-with great cure''by bis buyer, who remains
in New York during tho season expressly for that
purpose.
Fresh goods arriving by every steamer. The fol
lowing vegetables per Alut nmu:
1 crulo very Une large Cabbage,
10 Ubls cholco eating and cooking Apples,
6 bbis largo Ringgold Sugar Pears,
16 bbis Mercer Pom toes,
3 bbis Boots and Carrots,
* Onions, red and white,
Tomatoes, Parsnips, ftu.
Groceries per Alabama: ... ,
Pekin company’s Superior Teas,
Stuart’s Sugars, overy grado, at lowest bride*;
A lino assortment of Preserves uud Jellies, frt
from the manufactory,
Uosbcu Butter, extra and otber qualities,
English I airy and American Cheese, very choice,
Biscuit of all kinds, warranted Iroslt,
Suput inr Sugar Cured and Pig Hams.
Krupp’s Essence ofCoifoo.
Frosh .Mustard, assorted tngllsh Pickled, &c., ftc
Tq which wo iuvlto the attention of customer*
N. B.—All goods Bold at my store are warranted
to give perfect satisfaction; and all parcels deliver
td free of charge to auy part or the clly.
WM. H. FaKKELI^
- septll coruer Broughton and Wbltuker-std.
, fresh
1856. 1856
RICH PALL DRY GOODS.
GRAY BROTHERS
W OULD beg to inform their friotdi and the pub
lic that their foil supplies of rich uud elegant
BDIEfir (&©©3SS
have jn*t arrived—purcbnsHl from thuinocteini
nent imporiei* 11 tin.- country, uud selected with a
care us regurdd elegance uu 1 beauty, which cauuot
be upprodutod until fully examined.
Wo can confidently suy that our stock or Rich
Dress Goods and Cloaks cannot bo surpassed for
beauty and clegaucc, and that our Domestic Stock
is as cheap as the like quality of goods cau bo had
from hero to Now York
Amo g our assortment will bo found the meat
elegant bounced Robes with figures;
Rich and elegant colored Silks, very cheap;
Lyons’ Volvot Cloaks, trimmed In the newest aud
richest Btylo.
Cloth and Moir Antique Cloaks; rich and oheup.
All-wool Froncb Mouslin do Laines, new and ele
gant.
Lupins’ best all-wool French do laines, high colors,
lor misses.
Lupins’ best Black Bombazine and Cballeys.
Wbllo Merino, Challcy, do Laino and Bombazine,
very lino.
Clotlia uud Cusslmores, a foil assortment.
Plantation Goods best quality, exccediugly cheap.
in gruat varloty, best quality
Houekeeeplug articles 1
ut tho lowest possible prices.
Tlie limits of an advertisement precludes tbo
possibility or enumerating any but few leading ur-
tlulci.s
Wo would respectfully request tho attention of
purchasers to un oxaminatiou of our stock, fooling
confident that stylo, quality and price, will prov*
satisfactory*.
GRAY BROTHERS.
sept 111—oodliu 200 Broughton-st.
NOTICK.,
T IE UNDERSIGNED having this day associated
thomselves together for the purjiose ot conduct •
ing the Wholesale Grocery Business, aud having
purchased tbe stock or Rodgers ft Norris, will here
after continue the business under tbo firm of Rod
gers, Norris ft Go., at tbe old stand, corner ol* Biy
and Ijpcoln street*.
rjTHE firm of Rodgers ft Norris having this day
X been dissolved by the abovo association, either
partner will use tho namoorthe firm in liquidation.
JAS. G. RODGERS,
JAS. A. NORRIS,
Savannah, Juno 2d, I860 Jo 2
DJtESS GOODS'
P LAID, STRIPED AND OMBRE RICH DRESS
Silks;
Plaid Raw Sliks; Silk and Wool Plaids;
Cltallie, Vhlouclu and Saxony Plaid*;
French Morinoe*; Coburg cloths;
Solid. Ckiiour* ami Printed Mous do Luiues;
Suck Flannels; French Plaid Flannels; 1
Scotch Plaids; Mode do Purls Plaids;
English,'French and American Prints;
Gmghums, ftc.. ftc.
Just received and for sale by
gtfptia DkWITT ft MORGAN.
A 1
G EDAR POSTS—-Wo are expecting to rocclve
f — .... ^ . - — . .. .— -- •
from too Bahamas a lot of Cedar Posts. Per<
sous wishing any will please apply soon, as muny
aro already engaged.
YOXGE ft FRIERSON,
sepiPJ No. 94 Bay stroot.
jplLOUR—16u bbls Extra Flour,^Port Royal_ and
Lcbauou Mills; 10 do Ext-a Family do; 6(1 do
Etowuii Suiiorilne do; 060 sacks Augusta do do; Just
received and for uulu by
sept 19 ' WEBSTER ft PALMES.
0' 'UN—i2( 0 busITJis primo Beach island Corn,
just rccolveil and for sale by
sept 19 WKB-H l ER ft PALMES.
' MonkV I SiOSBYTT
TBOTEVTn
"Yy’HY bo wo without Money? when it isjust as
ca.-y for any one to bo around with a pocket
foil us uot, if thi-y only tbihk so. 1 have got a new
article, from which from live to twenty dollars a
liny can bo made, ollhur by male or fomalo. It is
highly rospcctnblo business, aud an urtlcle which la
wanted in every family in tho Culled Status. Kki-
close mo two dollars by mad; at ray risk, aud I will
forward you by return mail a O.rcular, with foil
Instractious in tho art. Tbe business is vory easy/
Try U, If you ore out of employment: and you will,
never regret It; lor it wiV be bettor tor you to tmy
the above sum, aud Insure d good business, than
to pay tweuty-five cents for a spurious advertise
ment. This la u.i humbug. Trt it I Tmr 1* I Tat
it 1 Address your letters t*
DWIGHT MoNROE, New York.
sopt lC-Sm
gfcGAR# ljJEGAitd 11—Jm-t received a Iresb sup
ply of choice imported Segars, such as Rio Hou
doo,(.'onuliae, Latidros, Esmeralda, La Flora, K
Putapoco, and a fine lot of choloo American aud
Gcrtnnu Sugars. For sale at
BARROW’S Family Groeory,
vo,d 27 Whitaker and Charlton streets.
JUST HECEIVRJ) from New Vork-BIack Crape
Shawls, and fiir sale by
. . j; W. THRELKELD,
septft Congress and WhlUker streots. f
COBB ON SLAVKRY.
A Scriptural examination of the institution of
Slavery in tho United States; with iu objects
und purposes. By Howell Cobb.
Horton’s Life and Public Services of Jame* Bu- ■
chanan.
Irving’s IJfo of Washington; oboap ctlUton; vol.
2, $1,50. t ■ ■
Napier’s History of tbe Peninsular War; a new
edition, iu 4 vol*. 12 mo., with portraits and plans.
Price $7,60.
Oomtnodoro Perry's Expedition to Japan, with
numerous engravings; $5.
Household Mysteries: a Romanoo or Southern
Life. By Lizzlo Petit, or Virginia, author of Light
uud Darkness.
Napoleon’s Confidential Correspondence with the
EinprossJoscphlno.
Tuckor’s History or the Unitod Slates, from its
Colonization to 1841. Vol. 1st.
History or Sect ct Societies and or Uio Republican
Party in Franco, from 1830 to 1848.
Bernard Life, A romance of tbo Texas Revolu-
COTTON IN B1VKIIPOOB.
BROKER lu Liverpool reporting class and val-
ue of u oousigirau nt of tho McCarthy Ginned
seaIslaud Cotton from a house In this city, writes
as follows:
. ‘*H., 7 bags farlsh color, with a little shall, not
much; but tho peculiarity of tills quality is tho sta
ple, and the style of its cleaning and putting up;
dilluruiil tu the usual Roller Uin .operations. Tlie
sample before hamiliug,hassomo slight appearance
of having been Saw Ginned. Ou examination, how-
over, shows that all tho stapfe, both as to length
aud uniformity, has been preserved, and a much
greater dugreo offroedom and klndnoss has boon
given by too process. This remark applios more
or less tu all tho marks of this shipment. In this
Instance, tbo stapfe is stout and a good length, and
without being Une, is nut course.”
The undersigned, agents for tbo above mentioned
Gins, always have a supply on band, at $126 esch
BOSTON ft VILLALONGA
aug 6—w2m
jnew Grocery
B UTTER and CHEESE--10 kegi choice Goshen
Butor.
AND
Provision Store.
rTViE unuerblgueUkuoseiibera wuuiuiuiorui ilieir
J friends and. the public generally, that they
nave refitted tbo storo on Wbitakor street, recently
occupied by John Daly, Esq., and they now oiler
themselves as candidates for tho patronage of tbU
city and its vicinity.
It '
heir stock la uew and largo, consisting in part
of tho following—
INSIDER .
BACON
HAMS AND SHI ULDERfl,
BROWN, CR* 'SHED. CLARIFIED
J AND POWDERED SUGAR#.
r ry description 0t Coffees and Teas, Butter, Lard,
Fir'*”
Tour, Choeso, Crackers, Plcklos, Catsups,
Bauces, Soap, Candles, Sugars,
Tobacco,
And infect everything osusually kept in a Family
Grooory Store.
■ ALSO, 4 .
We will keep constantly on hand a choice supply ol
fresh Emits or every description
Wo have perreoted a system ot business that will
enable us to receive by almost every vessel from
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston,
fresh and new supplies to our stock.
WO promts# to dispose of our articles at the mo*t
reasonable prices, for cash or city acceptance.
, K. Hi WATbONk CO.
. 44rRopubliean pleas* copy. [$op27]
B i.oOVfo, i/Ac-KEl'-, fto —pU in gen Hfi'MUi*; 4.6
no Buckets; Paliit'ud 'Fuba, ftc.; 22 not (a assort
ed Market Bisketa; nail VJ 'dozen assorted jjerub
Busho*, landing aad for sale by
reptSff^ * ‘ J. D.
Six TractfoT ^5, A Ju7kto w«h. *»
miles from IheoltT of Sovanrrah do (nett.
' DHliyMk
‘ onoothlopty
of loon,
__ io cltyof....
jnTOull lloll Rood, well ad.ptrd
ai.
Savaiiual, Juue 2d, I860.
JAS. G. RODGEHN,
JAS. A. NORRIS, .
GEO. H. JOHNSTON,
JNO. N. BIRCH.
Jo 2
W. THORNE WILLIAMS.
26 Boxes New Cheese, landing and for sale by
aug 28 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON A CO.
R COR
ATJM or HO. CAROU.fi, OHOEOU AXO ftO
PATENTED MAY 16, 1864.
COPYRIGHT SECURED MARCH 186&.
T HE attention of Plantera and Stock Feedeia
u respcctfolly called to the above MUL They
are now in use by at least 10,000 of the moat practi
cal Stock Feeders throughout too country, who aro
ready to tosUry to their superiority over all other
Mills of a similar kind. These Mills are made too
exclusive business of the patentee, Mr. Scott, who.
beluga practical man,superintends toecastiug la •
person, and solucts only suoh Iron as is beet adapt
ed to thoir use, which, like car whools, require to
bo made of racial kuown to bo bard and strong.--
Tho Little Giant has taken too Jlrst premium at
neariyall tho State Fairs throughout the Uhkm, and
that In tho most complimentary manner. They arc ■
guaranteed against breakage or derangement when
used according to directions, and warranted to give
too most perfect satisfaction, or tho money refondtd
on the return of the mill. ■ . " - ;
They are of three sixos, and will grind from eight *
to filtocn bushels good feed per hour, aooordlng tv
«\xe, with ono or two horses. ,
Wo now offer them to the trade complete, ready
for attaching the team, at reduced prices.
. Mr. C. H. CAM 1‘FIELD is our Agent in BavauulL -
otwhom tlie mill rn.yb.trad Jour price. j f
march T—eod&wly
GKN0IOTT
HOUSE BUSiNiBS.
rpHE undersigned having leosod tbe flre-proof
JL Warchouso, known as Hodgson’s, also Well-
man’s stores, will transact a General Commlstion
and WarehoiiEO Business.
consignments for Ml. or .blpm.nt wiU »■
oolreilriotutonllon.iu.Kv
Oolion received on riorego. edd jrartloaUr tu... ..
flrea lo wolihiai, cleuiiit ud .blpr'—
ud ibipplop.
MW. t. MOWLAM.