Savannah Georgian & journal. (Savannah, Ga.) 1856-1856, October 13, 1856, Image 3
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IHU day sell for Cub only.
iept 16-1
NKMAN,
■yia y—*
I B, DR. J. R. HMITH llal ramOTXl hla OIUuo
i, BtuMimrl’a, Weal Broad atrcrt. aepH
MM. WUWWifbBt UIVH4.HW1I.
V^U1A>\V-€16B» UHAYHAft
COUNTY. n
.. m. i am a candidate for ro-eloctlon to tho of*
Mr Uco of Keoolvor of Tax Rotorua In January
TO TUHVOTKHJI OF CHATHAM ‘
COUNTY. 1
un. Follow ollliBiu, I am a candidate »t tha
Hr elwtlon, Id January next, (Ur tbo affloo ot
tax OollMlor, aud aoltollyouruupjwrt
Ai HARMON.
gavannalL 8cpl. ocLl
too great dosldoratum of Planters Is final*
Mr ly obtained In the auooosafol Invention of
ttowo'4 coitou Harvester, with whioh one hand can
uioic« much cotton aa five in the ordinary way.
biwldei saving au Immense amount of labor. What
Whitney’* Gotten Gin Is In Its after stage, Howe's
Harvester is In picking.
Kor further Information, apply to
A. WILBUR, 111 Bay stroet.
Ageut for the States of Georgia and Florida.
jy««
Patrons of tbo Sav’h Georgian
All dobw duo to the Georgian provtoua t
$ZW Uto 6th instant, aro payable only to the un
Xote* and accounts duo in the city wil
k> jir.'. uutoU immodiatoly, and all debts duo in the
ouuuirjr will bo forwarded by an early mail.
Tins being toe first timo that tho undorslgnod has
juiillcly appealed to Ills late patron, he feels that
ilur will not oousldor him unreasonable In urging
epou tbern tho necessity Tor Immediate payment.
lioi.utuuces may be made direotly to tno under*
digued, or to R. B. Hiltou At Oo., whose reoelpt will
do valid. PHILIP J. PUNCH.
juvnuuah, May 28,1856. my 18-la wd ft w
rue subscribers offer for sale a large and varied
.u wtmont or second-hand printing material, suffl-
stout to establish a complete Job Office, with but
low additional articles, cousl*Ung in part of—One
a nplefont of small pica, as good as uow, and vari
ous fonts of joo type*, one super royal hand-proas;
ouo Hoo & Oo s proof-press, latest improvement,
uuw; two er m <re large imposing stones, new; dou
ble ami single amis; cases, composing sticks,col*
umu rules, gull j; s, chases, etc., etc., together with
various other ar idea pertaining to a newspaper
jr job ollloo. It. B. HILTON & CO.
juuo *28
TfmsitwiLUAag;
ouuun
IIOMKSTH), KOBEIUN AND FA i
BUY GOODS.
■Vo. 119 C’ongreitwf, Savannah, (la.
JA3, f. WfclLI^, formorly of Beaufort Disk S. C.
ftlBOl’HII.UM WILLIAMS, 14 dor Ivan Co., Ga.
del'll .
.* U. Ht'iK. J. H, UAVlrt. w. U. W.VU.
Itlsm.DAVlSik IGNG,
ODaKVLISvSLU^ i^iiOHANTi:
.UVANNAU, GA.
uiiy JO
i. uictsrr. u. d. unklumos
LOCKKTT A SNBIiLINGS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS’*
Savannah, Go,
Will attend to mo selling of all kinds of produce
,-;tr.tt» ntteutluD given to receiving and forwarding
?.■•!«. may 31 ly
i u.t; m .v •) i ipnitsion House. Macon. Ga
i. ... I cLAUGHLlN,
Uuiionil i .t aud Auctioneer,
•viUnu ftum’uw 11- uinda couslgnmonta of every
ilMitrlplioii. lAWos orders for Cotton.
*1B” Special attention given to tbo Bales of Real
Esuto, stocks and Negro property, at publlo and
private nlea. Prompt returns and dispatch.
Hit •nco—C. A. L. LAMAR. mohSO
M-*. w. .moot. ti. k. smoot.
GREEN * SMOOT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
uct’28 THOMASTON, OA.
JOilN bilBu,
Ordinary of Chatham County,
AN1) ATTORNEY AT UW.
Office in the Court House. myl8
ATTORNEY 1.T L^W,
Savannah, Georgia.
A...... .f* ~ ^
mayl3
orgl
<** urtlco on Ray street, over tub Bank of Sayan*
H. L. P. KING,
AT TOUNEY AT LAW,
Corner of Bay andj Whitaker Street*,
SAVANNAH,
rebw Smoa
A. B. WUimtT. ■ J P. K. SaVAO*.
WRIGHT A SAVAGE,
ATTORNEYS AT LA W,
. BRUNSWICK, QA. jyl9
OoWKn,
RNHINEER, ARUHITKOT AND SURVEYOR, '
('OrNKR OK DRAYTON AND DRYAN-HW.,
(Above C A. L. Ianiar.)
Jy6—3m
A. McALPIN A BROTHERS,
Lumber, Mill and Brick Yards.
KOptfi SAVANNAH, OA.
m
taoued tp the
eoL' M
lUILDH
c building, having a -I
to the premlNt. Rent 1460 ...
octb-lw; fc,Q»
v®inlH!Mr
truon a
LLtB.
FOR RENT..
» THE Bubaorlbnr being about to partition
I otrthe two elooaut and commodloui sto
ries over Dr. Brantley s Drug Store Into
Aoffloes, olforslhom torrent by 1st or No*
rnext. CHARUCS 8HOLL,
sept ‘29 Architect.
_ THE fourth story vorDr, Brantley's Drug
|,8lore. Apply to CHARLES SHULL,
jpt29-tf-eg Architect,
FOR RENT. ' ^
A WHARF STORE un dor 174 Bay stro.
] Possession given 1st Ootober.
\T ]yt ° TISON H GORDON.
,l tM>B i'iUiBS ^
m
wnion ronl
A VALUABLE LOT. near the Central
Railroad Depot, about 60 x 100 feet. This
Lot is feonimplo. On tbo promises are
three comfortable Wooden BUILDINGS,
wnion rent for few J tier annum. Terms moderate.
Apply to J. B OUBBEDOE,
sept 29 Ageut.
ATLANTA HOTEL.
ATLANTA ■ ■ i ■ GEORGIA.
J* J. 1IE3SLBR, Proprietor*
Late of the Verandah Hotel, New Orleans,
Passengers per Evening Trains will find
Supper ready on the arrival of the Cars.
H
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL,
BOARD m DAT ...» 1 80
board mwm ooo
BOARD PXR MONTH 20 00
,mayl8 lyr
ft;
MILLS HOUSE,
CORNER MEETING AND QUEEN-STREETS,
OHARUBTON, 8. O
THIS House is now adapted to all the
wants or the Travelling Public, and the or*
forts of the Proprietor will be to deserve
their patronago.
mar 31 THOMAS S. NICKERSON.
DENNIS HOLL \ND,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND SHIPPING MASTER,
Solicits the patrouago or masters or vessels and
others requiring tho services of a Notatry Public
or Shiuping Ma-ter, and will attend promptly to all
business entrusted RU rare.lm—scp8
4A o
!} B
JKC.1
REMOVAL.
Tho subscriber has removed to the store
oast of Mr. O’Connor, corner of Drayton and
Broughton utroets, adjoining the Marshall
JL House, whore be is prepared to make to or
der Gentlemen’s Coats, Pauls, Vests, &o., in a man
ner to suit tho most fastidious.
Gentiomon furnishing their own materials will
(In 1 it to their advantage.
Cash must be paid for workmanship lu nil cases,
as there will bo uo books kept op.n.
Cutting for men and boys attendod to; and all
cutting Jobs must be paid for on delivery.
Uniforms or all kinds mado according te tho Unit*
od States’ Regulations.
49“ Youug meu desirous of booomiug good cut
ters of all garments hoi uglng to the trade cau be
taught iu six lossons, ut 43 a lesson.
Those who will patrouizo mo will llud prices to
suit the tiraos. M. CAREY, Agont
sept 18—4m
■fViLDUR.-^OOO sacks 14 Carmichael's" Flour. Tbst
Jj received and for solo on favorable terms by
sept 26 WEBSTER & PALMES.
MAGAZINES.
H ARPER’S Now Monthly Magazine ’for October.
Godey’s Udy Book tor Qotobor.
Aitbur’s Home Magazine for October.
Potoraon’a Now Mouthly lor October.
Received and for Bale by
WARNOCK Si DAVIS;
aopt 26 169 Congreaa atreot.
Q j a Barrels Apples, Mercer Potatoes, Rod Unions,
Ov Tomatoes, Burgalow Pears, and 000 Cab
bages, in store and for sale by
sept 26 J. D. JESSE.
^€TMOU«6ftEBFKRS.
i \ANIEL CRONIN Upholster, 26 Brvan-st,
/ would respectfully announce to the citizens oi
vanuahthat be is ready to make and put down
Carpets. Oil Cloth, Matting, fto., at the shortest no
ted, and on the most reasonable forms, oota-tf
J UST RECEIVED, por lato arrivals from Now
York, a superior article of Fintod Skirts, and
for salo by J. W. THRELKALD,
sept 2 * Congrosa and Whitaker ats.
B UTTER AND CHEESE.—6 hrklns extra choice
Goshen Buttor; 10 boxes of English Dairy and
uew Cream Cheese, received and for sale by
soptlo J. 1).
GENERAL NOTIOB.
iILVER AND GOLD PLATING can now be done
I at borne. Mr. CHARLES KEMISH having es
tablished himself permanently, all work in this lino
will be done with dispatch. All repairing orCaators,
Teapots, OuudloetickB, Spoons, Forks, or any other
article will be done neatly before plating. All old
silver plate, such aa Tensetta or Urns, ForkB or
Spoons, will lie re-finished and mado equal to new,
and at modorute prices. All work or orders loft ai
my store will bo attended to promptly.
P. S.—Watoh casos galvanizod.
may27 «. M. G1FF1N"
paHsag© apply to ,
. ■ ■ .. . 0. A. GREINER, Agent, j
, Cabin l’aabogo, i ,‘,s . .20 oo 1
’ StooragoPassago,... 7 09
I’aMHongora by thta ship for Baltimore uud IVai-h.
Ingtoii will bo Ii;ndad dl Now Ca4lo, Dolawure, if
doslrod, from which plaoo oars slart throe ttmeii
dally for Llio above oltlos, iffol othor Southern
points. ' oot4
FOR NEW YORK.
IK</l.<a0on,%timloy «aet l Out. 11, at 6o'clock,
A, M, % precisely,
Thestoamshlp ALABAMA, Captain
. Scbenok. will leave os above.
For freight or poaaage apply to
PADEI.FORD, FAY A OO.
Cabin Pnssugo 12b
Steerage Poaaage 8
49“ Shipper a of Cotton by tho3« fitoamahipa will
please lake notluo, that no Colton will be received at
tco proaK«H that is uot illallnotly marked on thoodgo
of tbo halo. o it 4
FOR CHARLESTON DIRECT.
Tile supofiorstearaor GORD'iN,
J. P. Brooks,Commander, having
boou thoroughly overhauled and
furulshed with a new bollor, will run regularly—
twice a week—botwoou Savannah and Charleston ;
leaviug Savannah every Wednesday uud Saturday
afiernoons, at 0 o’clock, and returning will leave
i.'lmrlobton ovory Monday and Friday afternoons,
nt 6 o’clock.
Forlrolglit or uassago apply to
, J. P. BROOKS, Agent,
sept 29 Charleston wharf.
U. S. Moil LI lie
FOR PALATKA, FLA.,
Via Darien, Brunswick, St. Marys. Ga.,tomandi.
na and Jacksonville, IHcolata and Black Creek, Fla,
, _«/T— THE steamer WKLAKA, Capt. N
^leave for the above places
every Saturday Morning, at 10 o’clock.
This boat has largo aud airy Stato Room accom
modations, and taking the Inland Passage, offers
every inducement to Invalids and others.
Freight will bo taken for Trader’s Hill and inter
mediate landings on St. Mary’s River.
No freight will be taken after 9 o’clock.
For freight or passage apply on board at tbe
Florida Btoam paokot wharf, or to
Jy26 C1.AGHORN A CUNNINGHAM.
FOR PHILADELPHIA—Heron’s Lino—
The new Bark J. R. DAVIS, Ca tain Hand,
will have quick despatch for above port. For
freight apply to C. A. GREINER,
out 7—lot
FOR BOSTON.—The now sebr. ALBA,
Captain Taylor, will moot with prompt des-
patch tor tho above port. For freight apply to
Hijfo,
octl
HUNTER k GAMME
out l
FOR NEW YuRK—Tho ship COLUMBIA,
Captain Be iteo, will have despatch for tho
abovo port. For freight apply to
HUNTER « UAMMELL.
a 'FOK FREIGHT OK CHARTER—'Tfio A I
Barque ISAAC R. DAVIS, Captain Hand ,400
rthen—can tako tbo bulk of 1,000 bales cot
ton. Apply to C. A. GREINER.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.—HRBO.v’8 Dm—
First Vkshhl.—'Tlie suhr. FANNIE, Captain
:asion, now loading, will have immediate ills
patch. For freight engagements apply to
septlS CHAS. A. GREINER.
FUR PHILADELPHIA.—Tho naunch fast
tailing schr R W TULL, A M Strnwbrldge,
master For froigbt, apply to
auglO C. A. GREINER.
- .FUR UVERPO®Mho A 1 American
ship FALCON, Pattou muster, having a
largo portion of freight engaged, will meet
with dispatch us above, for balance of cargo, apply
to BRIGHAM, KELLY ft CO.
FOR DEMERIT’S FERRY,
AND ALL THE INiERMhDIATE LANDINGS ON
THE SAVANNAH RIVER.
Tho now lion steam pacKot
SWAN, Captain Richard Johnson,
will leave Charleston wharf every
•Friday morning, at 10 o’clock,
punctually, for Domory T s Forrjr, and all Intermedi
ate landings on tbe Savannah River.
49* The Swan has superior accommodations lor
passengers.
For freight engagements apply to
»ept23 .JOHN RICHARDSON.
Niagara Pails, the Lakes & Canada
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
Per Steamship Keystone State,via Philadelphia
PH1LA-
DELP’A
NIAG’BA
PALLS
. J. oonsx. WK. 8TAHH, Jr. n. U. H'ARDII.
OGDEN, STARR A CO.,
'Shipping and Commission Merchants,
BAY-8TRKBT. SAVANNAH, GA.
PATTEN, HUTTON A CO.,
FACTORS.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Bay-street, Savannah, Ga.
B. GUMMING, _
ATTORNEY AT LAW ,
fobl-ly tawcffow, OA.
0. 8. UAKKIfKW. A. O.
HARRISON A McGEHEE,
AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND
Forwarding Merchants.
59 AND 61 BROAD-STRBBT, COLUMBUS, GEORGIA.
49" Particular attention givou to tbe sates of Real
Kstaie, Negruus audl’roduco.
«T Liberal advances made on Negroes aud Mer
chandize.
RKFKRKNCES !
RINS. PATTEN ft CO. )
0 ..'BY ft DANIEL, vColumbus, Ga,
8 THWART, G RAY ft CO. J
RUdB, DAVIS ft LONG, \ ,
W>1. WRlGilf, / Sava,mah
YOUNG, ATKINS ft DUNHAM, ) , naln „ K(r/lU
C. A. adKKNE ft CO., ’ / Apalachicola
11. S. mWt >■ Mobile, Alabama.
QCt 23 ly
B. ELLIS,
Factor and General Commission Merchant
NO; 71 BA7-8TRIBT, SAVANNAH, GA.,
RintaaTO—Messrs. Cloghorn ft Cunningham, Ben
ft Prentiaa, Ogden, Starr ft Co., Savannah; J. P,
Thompson. Ro«»nn novl
vx. A0DLXY OOUPKR, JNO. COUFIB FRAABB.
OOUPER A FRASER,
1 ACTORS ft GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bay street, Savannah, Ga. fmyU
R. J. DAVANT, JR,
PAOTOR AND COMMISSION MERC ANT,
No. 07 Bay Street,
jjf30 Savannah, Ga
"-jAMm TsrgAVAGB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, •
TMOSLUJVlf.LK, rHOMAB COUNTY, OA.
All business entrusted to his care will receive
prompt attention. lyr—mar 17
J**ih o. kodubw. norkis.
RODGERS A NORRIS,
... (!»t° Crane ft Rodgera,
WHOLESALE GROdlEBS,
. BAY-STBIWr, SAVANNAH.
i«ue 1,1866, (Jo 2'
NOTICE,
C ONSIGNEES por Sohr. M. E. WELLS, from Bos
ton, will please attend to tbe receiving of their
goods from the vessel discharging at Buker’s
Wharf, (foot of Abercorn street) All goods re
maining on the wharf alter sunset will bo stored nt
the risk and expense of tho consignees.
sop26 OGDEN, STARR ft CO.
B UTTER and Cheese—10 firkins oxtr^ choice
Goshen Butter, and 40 boxes of selected Cheese,
all sizes, rocolvcd per steamer Alabama,
sept 21) J. D. JESSE.
T. G. & A. L. ROWE,
'MANUFACTURERS
(AND
IMPORTERS OF
LINSEED OIL,
188 FRONT-STltEET,
sopt 26-lm NEW-YORK,
$20. $98,
T HIS LINE connects at Philadelphia with the
Grout NsrtU-Wostoru Railroad Routo, through
to Niagara Fills aud Bufl'alo, in sixteen hours from
PhlladolphU
Through Tickets, with tho privilege of stoppiug at
Philadelphia, aud intermediate points, for salo by
tho Agont.
Faro tc Niagara Falls or Budblo $28
44 . Elmira 26
** Canandaigua 27
CHARLES A. GREINER, Agont,
J23 Savannah, Georgia,
CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK
$25 OO.
CAITTAL PRIZE
$50,000.
Alabama Lottery,
(AtmioRumn ht tub htat» or alabama.J
H.
'fo bo drawn In tbe City of Montgomery, Alabama,
in publlo, on FRIDAY, Octobor 10th, I860, on tbo
plan or
SLNGLHjr U MBERS I
HASIUHL SWAN, Muaor.
30,0IMt Ticket. Only 11
Print amounUD, to
200,000 Dollars I
IJNB(VaLLiISD SCJHEMEI
1 prize of. 7i5J,OOU is, $ab,000
1 ‘ 20,000 ts 20,000
20,000 is 20,000
10,000 is..,
10,000 <h
6,000 is..
1 do do
I do do
1 do do
1 do do
6 do do
2 do do
2 do do
20 do do
60 do do
76 do do
100 do do
126 do do
300
1,600 Is
1,000 is
600 is
300 is
200ia
100 is..
60 Is .
10,00)
10,000
, 6,000
6,000
000
10,000
16,000
15,000
10000
7,600
i) prizes of $400 approxira’g to $60,000aro 1,600
r ■* 20,000 aro 1,200
30,000 are 1,000
10,000 are 800
10,000 aro 700
6,000 aro 600
2.600 uro 480
1,000 aro 320
600 are 2,800
300 aro 6;000
200 are 6,000
1,000 prizes amuumiug to $200,000
4 44
260
' »«
4 44
170
1 44
4 44 .
200
“•
4 44
150
’**
8 44
69
•i
8 44
49
•»
80 44
36
“
200 44
26
300 '•
20
PRICK OK TIOKBM.
Whole Tickets $10; Halves $6; Quarters $2 60.
Tho Alabama and Georgia Lotteries, as channels
of Investment, present inducements . over any
known sebome. Tho ezporienco tho publlo have
had of the mouageineutot these Lotteries, tbe large
amount of prizes sold, tho promptness with which
(hoy have boon paid, are tbe best guarantees that
they will always be conducted lu the most honora
ble manner.
PLliff OK TUB LOTTERY.
There are 30,000 tickets numbered from 1 to 30,-
000. There are 380 foil Prizes and 620 Approxim-
lions—making In all 1,000 Prizes.
Tho drawing t ikes placo in public, uuder tbo su.
porlntondouoe or iwo sworn Commissioners.
The Numbers from 1 to 0,000, corresponding
with those numbors on tbo Tickets prlntod on sepa
rate slips of paper, are encircled with small tin
tubes, and placod lu one wheel.
The first 380 Prizes, similarly printed aud onolr
eled, are placed In anotber wheol.
The wheels aro then revolved, and the number is
drawn from tbo whoel of numbers, and atthosamo
time a Prize is drawn from tho othor whoel. The
number aud prize druwn out aro opeued and exhib
ited to the audience, and registered by tbe Commis
sioner, tbe Prize being placed against tbo number
drawn. This oporattou Is repoatod until all tho Pri
zes aro drawn out,
APPROXIMATION PRIME.
The two preceding aud the two succeeding Num
bers to those drawlug the brst 200 prlzos will bo
entitled to tho 800 Approximation Prizes, areordlug
to the Scheme.
Iu ordering Tickofo enclose the money to our ad
dress for the Tickets ordered, on receipt of which
they will bo forwarded by first mall.
Tho List of Drawu Numbers aud Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after tho draw
ing.
49"Purchasors will plcaBe write tholr signatures
plain, and give their' post office, county and State.
49“ Romoraber that every prize is drawn, and
payable In foil without deduction.
4^ All prlzos of $1,000 and under, paid immedi
ately after tho drawing,—other prizes at tho usual
time of thirty dayB.
All communications strictly confidential.
Orders for Tickets should be sent in cariy.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets cau be addressod either to
8. SWAN ft CO., Atlanta, Ga., or
S. SWAN. Montgomery, Ala., or
8eptl8 BOX 4 89, Savannah,’Ga
THE GREAT
' TOOi
WUOTKHN imVHMvi
of nkwyork;
A 11H taking Marine [links at their Agency,
.ajL coruor or Drayton and' Bryan streets,
Approved Risks will bo taken uif liberal iernut,
and the usual credit given uu Premium Notes. Thrco
quarters of the busliiesH will bo returned to tbe eus
toraors in scrip. Ct A* L. Lamar,
fob 19 Agent la Nqvannah.
iWltTUANOE.
SouLlit!nt Mutual Insurance Cumpaii),
Notiihcrii Mutual Lire Ins. Company;
Home luniruiiDti Company, of N. lork,
Spring Held Fire A Marine Ins. Com’y,
RlskH in tbo abovo lusurauoe Companies anderta
ken by . WM. KING tc SONS. Agents,
No, 1)9 Ray street,
tiavanuah, 14th Decern bur, 1666, deo!4
jj'UUO, tUttlMt ,VNO LIFE
i N S'oU K (A N C fc..
■VO. il l, UAY-STHKE’l.
OAIMTAL Uril'UESENTBU,
Nearly Four .llllliou Uut.ura.
By the following responsible* Stock Companies.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
OF UAHTFOHD, OT.
Equitable Fire luaiiranoe Company,
OF LONDON.
Farmers* and Mechanics’ Fire, Marine
and Life Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA. '
Bridgeport Fire and Marine Insurance
Company*
OF BRIDOKFOBT, OT.
46^Tue subscriber willoifoct Insurance to au>
amount In all parts of the State on every •le-icrlpUon
of property.
life Insurance, to any amount, at the lowest cau>,
for the bonefit ol heirs aud creditors, or payablo to
the wife free from tho claims of creditors.
Marine Insurance on Hulls or~Cargoes to ail parb-
of the world. jan26 A^WILUUR.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFElNSURANola
OOMl'ANY, NEWARK, N. J.
Charter Perpetual
Nett accumulation, Jon. 1, 1856*. $2,239,uvs. -t.
Total amount of dividends paid to date 716,492 60
Total amount of olaims by death paid
to date. 1,336,990 84
’ $4,282,488 97
Benjamin C. Miller, Secretary, Joseph Lord,
General Ageut, Robert L. Patterson. President.
•The funds of this Company are all safely invested
in first class bonds and mortgages, slocks, cash, aud
notes of momburs fully scoured by tholr policies
Tor further particulars inquire of
WM. H. GLADDING.
Agent in Savannah,
At tbo offico of Boll ft Prentiss
-I, S. SULLIVAN, Medical Examiner.
RKKXRKXCZ :
Messrs. Padklford, Fay ft Co..
.. K. Tkkt, EBq., State Bank.
feu 29
INSUit\NOE CO MPWYf W The trestllug to4,900teet.
HAVE YOU INSURED YOUR LIFE
THE CHARTER OAK
LIFE
Of Hartford, Ct
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS OVER $490,UU0.
JAS. 0. WALKER, President
S. H. White, Secretary.
This Company insures Life at tho lowest rates,
consistent with safety to tho assured. For further
information, apply to
Jyyn
y street, Savannah, i
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
THE INTERNATIONAL
Insurance Company.
NO. 28, MERCHANT’S EXCHANGE,
NEW TONE.
CASH CAPITAL—$312,000
AGENT FOB SAVANNAH,
J it me8 J9I• Curler,
AT TUB OFFICE OF
MBSSltS. YOUNG, WYATT & CO.,
No. 85, Bay Street, below the Post Otlicc.
ALANSON MARSH,
8. A. HULLO Firm of A. S. Barnes ft Go.
• NOVEL SCHEME I!
CAPITA!, PRIZE!
>40,000
3,289 PRIZES—LOWEST PRIZE $46.
More than Oite Prize to every Ten
Tickets t
ALONZO CHILD,
L P. BALLARD. •
WM. M. DODGE, •• 1
P. J. AVERY,
H. A. CURTIS, 4 * 4
WM. E. ROUX),
B. T. LlPPlNCOrr,
ISAAC NEWTON,
WM. A. HUSTE1),
WM. H. RIVERSMITH,
W. H. LYON,
•VEFFERSON ROBERTS,
„ GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN
Timb'er and Lumber.
SAVANNAH, Qa.
TifU. S. DANIF.LL,
ATTORNEY AT CAW,
SAVANNAH, OA.
*9“0iUce over Thotnuk M. Turner ftCo.-u Drug
flro * Ua Htroot. tuy7
EDUCATION.
DARIEN ACADEMY.
T HE TRUSTEES or the above named Institution
announce to the public, that this Academy
will be opened on the first Monday in November
uo.
Tbo principal, Col. 8. Spencer, an experienced
teacbor, comes well recommended by hfe former
jiatronB and other gentlemen of highest rospeota-
Reflommeudod to us, os he is, os well as from our
own knowledge of Col. Sponcor, wo commond him
and the Academy to tho patronago of our friends at
home and abroad.
MUs A. M. Spencer will assist in thoFcmalo aud
Junior department. For further information, apply
o L. M. BLOUNT, Sec’ry.
sept25
NEW TIN STORE AND SHEET-IRON
MANUFACTORY.
141 SOUTH OK KAKKR BQUARS, BRYAN STRUT
I would inform my old friends and luttrons
I havo opened the abovo store toconduotthe
Stove, Tin and Sheet-Iron Business in all its
ivarlous forms, and where will be found agen-
oral assortment of Stovee, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware,
which I will bo pleased to show, and at auob price
as will satisfy any one wishing to purchase.
All kinds or Roofing, Gutters of Lead, Galvanized
Iron Work of every doeorlption, Job Work and Re
pairing executed with dispatob. old 8torea put up
and Pipoe furnished at short notice.
Tin Ware ut wholesale and rotail. Coll down on
Soml-Wcekly United States Mall Line.
« HK NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL
Steamships—
s’OXVILLE., 1,600 tons..Capt. C. D. Ludlow.
AUGUSTA .... 1,60 0 44 ..Capt. Thomas Lyon.
FLORIDA 1,300 «•..Capt. M. 8. WoodhuU.
ALABAMA.... 1,300 44 ..Capt. G. R.Schonck.
WILL J.KAVK SAVANNAH KVKRY
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Those ships are amoug tho largest on tbe coast,
unsurpossod in apeod, safety and comfort, making
tholr passages In fifty to sixty hours, and are com
manded by sklllfol, careful and polite officers.—
Having elegant state-room accommodations, tboy
offer & most desirable conveyance to New York.
Cabin Passage to New York $26
Steerage Passage to Now York 8
PADELFORD. FAY ft CO., Savannah.
SAM’L L. MITCffiLL. 13 Broadway,
t'eb 6 Now York.
LMTEll WATEa HAIL. mm.
For Palalka, East Fla., via Darien, Brunswick, St.
Marys. Femandina, Jacksonville, Middlebury,
(Blade Creek,)andPicdata.
_ -^ff— k Tho new and elegaut a team packet
gfiaKDARLINGTON, Capt. Brook, loaves
every Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clook, for tho
above places.
Frolght will bo token for Trader’s Hill and inter-
edluto landings on St Mary’s River.
49“ No freight will bo token after 9 o’clock.
For freight or passage, having excellent state
room accommodations, apply on board, at the Flori
da Steampackot Wharf, near tho Gas Works, or to
Jy25 OLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, Ag’ts.
m a
Smut
^WDvi
Bryan street, it
octa
J. MAURJ^‘Agent.
JQOMKTIG LIQUORS—
777 WOOD AND VfjmSBU
A LL kinds of Wood. Boards. PU-.-i
lJh Tira . her * Shlnglo*, Light-wood, Pom
Utlui and Pollings, for salo,.at wholesale a - r _ ,
ih r cuh < oa lh0 new wharf r«.>ntiv e eefod on November next, aud be continued for four mouths.
‘WLumberYard of Robert A. Allan * .- R. D. ARNOLD, H D., Prur. Theory aud Practice
■■lit.
.•era
•tall,
®*pJlno fortLal purpuao. .(Jpoo! or Ikll/tliretid
“1 (»lwd loagtb, imL.vweb’wlll
need to bo chi <c01 until Uu Khoto |j mod.
"Umiufcdiunm irrin >u4 Flour moroluou are
K«rS ,nv| !“ ! 0WBlM U.t IW> Con
%S4. ’ ALFBKIMYJSBSTEH.Uei.. A|t.
JOHN C. BOOTH
« V L ISNGINEEB AND 8'
Hr. .In? 8'«,W aUflnllon to dot
Office n tllH Btorn of .1 ■ ■■
8B10I anS b
«l.dl
npkmmm
IX.
DOUMNR. . i
R. No
L4 LIBERTY SJ.j
260 barrels*Ohio Rectified Whiskey,
100 do Pikes' Magnolia do.
120 do E. Phelps’s Gin.
25 db Conn. River P. ft II, Ryo Gin,
20 do Brandy.
36 quar and oighth casks Twigg Hoop’d 4th pr.
20 do do Magonolia Wine.
75 barrols Ohio Monongahela Whiskey.
20 do Gibsons Mountain do.
16 do Ben Bussells Nccter do.
6 do Gibsons old Family Noctar Whiskey
40 do White Rectified do.
6 do . Old Kontucky Bourbon do.
40 do and puncheons Goorgla Peach Brand
do Virginia Apple do.
Irginia Apple
In storo and for sale by
sep 18 WEBSTER ft PALMES.
SAVANNAH MEDICAL COLLEGE.
r IE 4th annual course of Lectures in this Insti
tution, will commence on tho first Monday iu
®*r 12—1yW y, ,J LM HJTOV
fWTSPSiim WINS BAcmNBS. „ _
To. e HOwXftD. y M. U .,l. ro r.orA n ., Um y.
or Medicine.
P. M. KOLIXJCK, M. D.. ProL Obstetrics and dis-
eases of Women and Cltlidron.
K.h! MARTIN,It. Pror, Io,Utute»V( Med!
cine. ,
J, It. READ, M. D., Prof, Mat. Uedlca and Mod.
Jurisprudence.
JOSEPH JONES, M. D., Prof. Medloal Chemistry
JOS. J. WEST. M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy
J. O. HOWARD, M. D., Dean or Uie Faculty.
Tbe Preliminary course oflccturos will commence
on the 20th Octobor.
qug27 . 9tdft«tNovUw
T ARD—20bblz. Vrline llo. I Leaf 1 Lard, landing
Jj and for sale by
WM. M. L & CO.
Cllarlcton, Sontla Carollim. -
SEA ISLAND COTTON AND DICE FAC-
T0B8.
R. Wainwbight Baoot ) William M. Lawton
po8BPhT. Dill. j Winborn Lawton Jr.
aug 29 eod4m
PRIZES GUARANTEED i
[ACTHORlZXn BV THK STATZ OK OBOKGIA.]
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
CLAS.- 20
To be drawn tuthe olty or Atlanta, Ga., In public, on
FRIDAY, October 24,1866, on tbo plan of
SINGLE NUMBERSM!
49“ Purchasers in buying 10 Whplo Tick eta,
(when the numbers end iu 1, 2,3, 4, 6,6,7, 8, 9.
u) aro guaranteed a Prize 61 $40—Halves and
Quarters iu proportion.
SAMUEL SWAN A CO., Managers.
30,000 Tlcketa-3,B80 Prizes.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
2 0 4,0 0 0!!
Wifi be distributed according to the following
—
ORIGINAL SCHEME!
1 prize of $40,000 is
,.$40,000
12,000 la 12,000
6,000 is 6,000
2,000 is 2,000
1,000 1s 1,000
1,000 is 1,000
200 arc 2,000
100 Bre 10,000
7,000
G0C
600
400
300
400
G. M. GRIFFIN,
SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN.
Corner of Bryan and Whitaker Streets.
HAS now on hand a beautiful as- ^
sortment of Jewelry of ovory dis- fiy
cription and kind worn by ladles «uL
and gentlomen. and will sell at unusually low prices,
I have this day received (per Express) a large
stock of elegant giver Ware, consisting of Cake and
Pie Knives, plain and engraved Ftah Knives and
Forks, Pickled Knives and Forks, Knives, Forks and
Spoons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, fto. Ac., all
in Morocco cases, and suitable for presents. I have
also this day received an addition to my stock of
hairwork of light colorod Curls, Topsys. Braids,Front
Pioces, Bands, Uncle Tom, fto., which now makes
my aaoQrtmont complete. Orders received for any
color desired.
Watches repaired by and under tbe supervision
orsoU; and all other work done in a workmanlike
manner, and warranted.
OOLHTHOPB MEDICAL COLLEOli
AT
SAVANNAH GEORGIA.
T HE Regular Course or Lectures in tho above In
stitution, will commonco on the First Monday
in November next. Tbe Faculty is constituted as
follows, viz.
1L L. BYRI), M I)., Prof. Principles and Practice
of Modlclno.
HOLMES STEELE, M. D., Prof. Obstrlcs and dis
uses or Women and children.
WESLEY C. NORWOOD, M, D„ Prof Materia
Medlca. and Medical Jurisprudence.
THOMAS H. GHIVERS, M. D., Frof. Physiology
and Pathology-
JAMES S. MOREL, M. D„ Prof. Anatomy.
J. W. BENSON, M. IK, Prof. Principles aud
Practice or Surgery.
LAWRENCE J. ROBERT, M D., Prof. Modtual
Chemistry.
WILLIAM T. FEAY, M. D., Emeritus, Pror of
Chemistry.
E. J.OLT
touty.
Fees, for tbe full course, $105 Matriculation
$6, Domonstrator $10, Graduation $30.
For further Information, RfidrMB ^
H. L. BYRD, M. 1). Dean,
sept 17 2mwtw
LlVEROS, M. D„ Domonstrator of Ana-
1
1
1 *«
1 “
1 44
10 prizes of
100 44 of
100 44 70 are.
APPROXIMATION FRI/.R3.
4 prizes of 160 app’g to $40,000 prize, are
4 44 125 44 12,000 prize, are
4 “ 100 44 6,000 prize, aro
4 44 75 44 2,000 prize, are
B 44 50 44 1,000 prize, aro
40 44 45 44 200 prizo, are 1,
3,000 “ 40 aro 120,000
3,280 prizes amounting to $204,000
Wnole Tickets $10—Halves $6.00—Quarters $2.60.
PLAN OP THE LOTTERY.
Tho numbors from 1 to 30,000, corresponding
with those numbers on tbe Tickets printed op sep
arate slips of paper, aro encircled with small tin
tubes, and placod in one wheel.
The first 210 Prizes, similarly printed and en
circled, aro placed in another wheel. The wheelB
are then revolved, and a Number is drawn from
the wheel of Numbers, and at tbe same timo a
Prize is drawn from the other wheel. Tho number
and Prizes drawn out are opened and exhibited to
the audienoe, and registered by tbe Commissioners,
tbe Prize being placod against tbe number drawn.
This operation is repeated until all tbo Prises are
drawn out.
Approximation Prizs—The two preceding aud
the two succeeding Numbors to those drawiugthe
first l« Prizes will be entitled to the 54 Approxi
mation Prizes, according to the Scheme.
$3,099 Prizes of $40,000 will bo determined by
the lust Uuure of tbe number that draws the $40,000
Prize. For oxample, ir tbe number drawing tbo
•40,090 Prize ends with No. 1, then all the Tiokets
where tbo uutnbor ends In 1 will be entitled to $40.
If tbe Numbor ends with No. 2, then all tbe Tickets
where the number ends in 2 will be entltlo4 to $40,
and bo on to 0.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
As, by this Scheme, one Ticket in every 10 is
guaranteed to draw $40, we will sell Certificates ol
Packages of 10 Tickets, (wherothe numbers end lu
1,2,3, 4,6,6, 7,8, 9, 0,) at the following rates,
which is tho risk on them.
All that they draw over tbe amount guaranteed
accrues to the purchaser.
Certificos or Package of 10 Whole Tickets $60
»* “ 10 Half 44 80
“ “ 10 Quarter 44 16
It will be perceived, by this plan, that for $60 the
E urchaser has a Certificate or 10 Ticket?, when it
e buys Tickets he would only get for that sum 6
Wholes, thus by buying Cer-lficates be has four
more chances for larger Prlzos—Halves and Quar
ter Packages In proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
Enclose the monoy to our address for the Tickets
ordered, on recolpt or whioh they will be forwarded
by first mail.
Tbe drawn numbers will bo forwarded to pur
chasers immediately after the drawing.
4G^ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office. County and 8tato.
Remember that every prize la drawn, and paya
ble in foil without deduction.
All prizes of $1,000, and under, paid Immodiatoly
after the drawing—other prises at tho usual Uwe of
thirty days, foil without deduction.
49> All communications strictly confidential.
Prise tiokets cashed or renewed in other tickets
at either office.
Orders for tickets or certificates con be addressed
either to
8. SWAN ft OO., Atlanta, Ga..
sopt 30 8. SWAN,(Montgomery, Ala
GEO. CHAPMAN, 14 44 Loo, Murphy ft Co.
JOS. H. WtSrOOTT, 44 Briggs, Wostoott ft Co.
JOS. FATMAN, 44 4 4 Fatmau ft Co.
STEPHEN VON MORES,
GEO. SAVORY, “ •• Geo. Savory ft Co.
’ A. REQUA.
ALANSON MARSH, President.
CHAS. W. OGDEN, Vico Presipeut.
WM. K. ROUX), Secretary.
49“ This Company will issue Policies upon Mu
rine, Inland Navigation, Transportation and Firo
Risks, at liberal rates of premium.
Losses promptly uud liberally adjusted.
JAMES M. CARTER, Ageut,
oot 31 No. 85, Boy Street.
THK GKKAT WESTEilN FlllK AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of No. 197 Walnut street, Philadelphia. Pain,
CHARTER PERPETUAL . CAPITAL $000,000.
KIRK, MXRINK, AND INLAND IXBURANCZ.
DIRECTORS:
Charles 0. Lathrop, 682 Spruce street;
Alexander Whlldon, Morcbaut, 14 North Frout-sLt
John O. Huutor, firm of Wright. Hunter a Co.;
E, Tracy, firm of Tracy A Baker;
John R. M’Curdy, firm of Jones, Whlto ft M’Curdj;
Isaac Hazlohurst, Attorney and Counsellor;
James D. smith, firm of James B. Smith ft Co.;
Theodore W. Baker, firm or Tracy ft Baker;
R. S. Walton, 360 Market street;
Thomas K. Limerick, 634 Spruco street;
John J. Baker, Goldsmith’s Hall
CHARLES C. LATHROP, President.
Thob. K. Limduck, Secretary.
JAMBS M. CAltTHK, Agent,
June 16 No. 86 Bay street.
sept 27
JgACON.-
I, JOHNSTON ft OO,
_ rivs par brig z
soft
casks Bacon Bidss for sals, to or
rig Zorniter, by
LOCXJRT ft BN9LLINM.
STRANGER I
If you want a good, and cheap
[Trunk, Tulles, Carpet Bag,
or Clothing of any kind or quail-
VEHUM^ty. ready made or made uptoyour
moosure; also Hats, daps, Shirts, Collars or Dress
Furnishing articles of any description, call and se*
loot from the largest and best stock to lbs, city, at
ths Star Emporium, 14? Bay
PATENT ICE PITCHERS.
J UST received, ONLY thirty-two days from Bal
timore by the new Steamship Line. The nu
merous enquirers will be glad to learn that they
have finally arrived.
KENNEDY ft BEACH,
House-fornDhlng Store, Hodgson's New Block.
aug 4 ’
JL—300 sacks Palace Mills Double Extra
Flour, Just recslved and for sole by
RUM, DAVIS ft LONG
Childs, Pratt ft Co.
lJviupton, Ballard ft Co.
Win. M. Dodge ft Co.
H. A. Curtis ft Oo
(SU«WWRh TOPHILailCK4 RILL.)
writers, sun all wmooraml Terms cosh,
eel 11
THIS DAY, III 11 o’ulook, In IVontof nturn will be
- sold—
The usutt ■♦nriment of Groeerlos, Provisions,
Liquors, Crookui. and Glass Ware, Dry Goods, new
oud second hund R -*tnro, Clothing, Fancy ArU
clou, Wntchoa, Jewelry 1 , fr. ft®. Terms, cash bo
oro delivery.
49“ All articles purchased at auction uud no
settled for previous to tbo noxt regular sole, will bo
sold on account aud risk < f former purchaser.
oot 11
On THURSDAY, 23d lusUutTot It o'cloek, wdl bb
sold at the roridenco of the late Rev. Dr. Pres
ton, corner or Drayton and Lincoln street,
A largf and complete assortment oi Household
Furn tore, comprising a general assortment for
Parlor, Kltohou uud Chambers
Sold by permission of the Court of Ordiuary, by
ordor or the Administrator, 'forms cash,
oct 11
Hid i, Hides.
Will pay tho highost .tarket prices, cash for good
Flint and dry salted Hides, the coming season,
sopt 5 *
At Prlvato Salo.
Juhi received in store and for sale low for cosh
76 boxes No. 1 Family Soap
26 44 Pam roup
100 •* •♦Fraser*’ Pearl Starch
26 casks small aud middling Rice
19 bbls. Domestic Brandy
29 bbls. Old Mongaboia Whlskoy
26 bait 1 quarts and eighths assorted Brandies
6 bbls. Georgia reach Brandy
600 bbls. Ro-ioudale Cement
10 half chests Hyson Tea
60 Uozsu Brooms
200 gross Round Wood Box Matches,
aepi 26
Forltont,
The counting room and at ro uext to our store,
formorly.ucuuplud by Mayer ft Blum. Also,sovoral
stores under our count! fg room uug20
OUTHERN RAILROAD.
STATB OK MISSISSIPPI, ClTY OK •’ tOKSHUHO, \
Offico of tho'Soutbern Railroad Company. /
f nilE Soiulioru Railroad Company invito propo-
X sals from contractors for tbo clearing, gradu
ation, masonry, treatlmg and bridging, necessary
to tbe comploto preparation for tbe superstructure
of the roadway of tho eastern division of tLcir
road.
Also, for furnishing tho cruss-iios, aud for the
track laylug with any incidental work uecossary.
And for all other work, stations, platforms, de
pots, ftc, required iu the thorough completion of
tU«! road lor elfootivo operation.
Tho graduation amounts to 779.009 cubic yards of
excavation, and 666,900 oubio yards of embauk-
iiid Huainug iut t uuviu<
Tho brldgiug to 609 feet,
Tho masomy for culverts atnouu i to 10,900
perch.
The cross ties to 189,000.
Proposals, sealed, endorsod, and dimmed to the
undersigned, will bo rocclved until tho 1. tsl day of
November noxt, and will be, 1 at tbo optic i of bid
ders, either for—
I. Tho entire work of construction, compi 'ting tho
road ready for tho iron;
n. Tbo work orcoustruetlou, uxcluslve uf cross
ties aud truck-laying; ,
ill For each Item of work, entire ami separate;
tv. For the grading of either, or u specified num
ber of section.., of ono milo each;
v. For tho cross ties to bo furnished, the number
specified;
vi. For tho entire construction, teady for Uioiron,
ofelther of tho thrco divisions hereinafter named
of Bald road;
The eastern division, connecting with tho com
pleted road at or near the town oi Brandon, extends
to the Mobile and Ohio road, 82^ miles, which will
bo divided Into thrco subdivisions : the llrst of 21
miles, the second of 28 miles, and tile third of 33)£
miles.
In ouch fotm of proposal, tho bidder will state his
item prices, andfor the graduation will mako his
bid at so much,por cubic yard of excavation and
embuukment, and the additional dlll'erenco for “ox
cess” of either; or for so much por cubic yard up
on tho largest item, uud tho difference for “ox-
. Private Mo. .
A very (io.tr.bio tract of,lend, only ■
flromtheclty, conl.lnlng .bout 80 «
whioh 1» cleared ft undor good and subs!
The cleared land is,a rioh lootny,
adapted for gardening purposes, fni
most excellent water on tbo premises'
■ary out-buildings, negro, houses,' barpa. ftc. The
bahumo of tho tract, say 4» acres, is uauleare.l land
and bogylly timbered with valuable Jfmber, and
tho soil excellent, The locality is very excellent;
notone ewe of sickness has occurred on the prem
ises during the whole Umo the present proprietor
has owned it, This is a chance. for an Investment
rarely to be met with, and any person wishing a
quiet prlvato residence near tbo city, or any persou
desirous of going into tno gardening business to
rttao fruit and vegetableR.for our market, will find
this tbo place to suit.
For terms, which will bo very liberal, inquire at ’
our counting room, 164 Boy streoi..Titles undisputa- .
At Privoto Salo,
1700 bushels Rico, an excellent artiolo for stock
or aU kinds. Call and oxamino. Price 25 cents pc*
bushel, junelfi
7 ToTtenT
Two good stores, under the bluff, at the foot ol
Whitaker street. Junelfi
Wanted to Purohnse
A convenient medium-sized • houso, in a centra I *
location—one fronting on u square would be prefer
red—for such an one a liberal price would bo given.
Junelfi
. At Drivato Sale.
Thirty ellgiblo bnildlng Lots, 60 feet front by loo
to 124 foot deep, situated on Taylor, Gordon and
Gaston streets. Those lots are on high ground and
Homo of them in the Immediate neighborhood of tho
lot selected for tbe sito of the Savannah, Albany
and Gulf Railroad Depot, Terms same ok city lot-
via : one-fifth cash, the balance bearing Interest a*
six per cent. ■ .. Jnnelo
CRANE'S
_ METAL.1C
IBWIBHAHi (SAiiSEIEUi
T HIS in a uewly invented BUBIAL CASE, fash
ioned to accord with the feelings of tbo be-
reaveaud yet retaining all tbe requisites of au
appropriate receptaclo for the dead. Tliero is uo
reason why such a receptaclo should bo inado to
oreato by its appearance disagr* eablo sonriaitons.
It is euougti that we should be bereaved, and what
ever tends to Rofteu or make lees keen tue poiguan-
cy of our grief, commends itself (o our considera
tion. Bo much that is repulsive has been discarded
in tbo arrangement ami shape of tbe above Case,
that its name, tbe CASKET BURIAL CAS', is uu
involuutary suggestion, and I do uot hesitate to
aver that there has never been in use any thing so
ontirely chaste, appropriate snd convenient aa this
invention.
Tho Case permits a view or tbe entire body after
it Is enclosed, the whole top being composed of
bcautlfol thick French PlatoGiass.sufflcieutly strong
to roust any internal or external pressure, is per
fectly air tight, composed of meial highly orua-
tnontod. and will last for ages.
Samples of tho Casket may be seen at tbo office of
Messrs. CRANE, WELLS ft C 4 '., 82 Bay stroet, Sa
vannah. t ’
1*. S. Persons desirous of purchasing the exclu
sive right for tho sale ortho Caskot in tho following
States, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina and North
Carolina, will please apply by letter or in porson'to
WILLIAM B. PHILLIPS ft Ct).,
omtors or Patent, care or
CRANE, WEUS ftCO„
„ _ , Savannah, Georgia.
N B. Rights to one or more counties will bo Bold
also. oct 1-lf^t
PLUMBING.
P LUMBING, in nil its vorious branches, at
tended to at the shortest notice, and in superior
style. Also, may be found Shower Baths, GalvanJs-
xl Iron, Tin and Leadod Bath Tubs; Oopper Boilers,
Patent Pap Water Closets, Lead Pipes, Sheet Lead,
Irass and Plated Cooks. Force Pumps, India Rubber
loae. For sale at the Home Furnish 8tore, No. 156
Broughton-atmt,
■tortO HORACE MORSE
WATCHES-WATCHES-. WATCHES.
e€S Wo are receiving the London Lever
yTV Watches, of the most celebrated makers, lu
Jr*jRGold and Silver casos. R. F. Coopor’s J»u
■UMplex Watches, Watches for Timing Horses
fine Swiss Chronometers, whioh we offer at reasona
ble prices, at our uew store in Gibbons’ Range.
—D. B. NICHOLS ft CO.
Hunted ft Carll-
W. H. Lyon ft Co.
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMP’Y,
No. 11 Pine street, New York,
(BETWEEN BROADWAY AND NA88AU STREET.)
Cash Capital—$100,0001
T HIS Company insures against loss or damago by
Fire, on tbe most reasonablo terms, dwelling
Uousob and furnlturo. warehouses, stores and mer
chandize, factories, snips in port, etc.
AU losses will bo adjusted and promptly paid.
D. S. MILLS, President,
C. BROOM, Vico President.
Edw’d C. Taylor, Secretary,
Gio. B. Dkanb, Surveyor.
JAMES M. CARTER, Agent,
Juno 17 for Savannah, 86 Bay street.
| | AY—200 baios Hay,JDn store and formate by
- Jy26
CRANE, WELLS ft CO.
DRESS GOODS,
P LAID, STRIPED AND OMBRE RIOH DRESS
Silks;
Plaid Raw Silks; Silk and Wool Plaids;
Challle, Valoncla and Saxony Plaids;
French Merlnoes; Coburg HoUib;
Solid Colours and Prluted Uous do IaIucb;
Sack Flannels; Fronch Plaid Flannels;
Scotch Plaids: Mode do Paris Plaids:
English, Fronch and American Prints;
Ginghams, ftc.. ftc.
Just received ami for sale by
septis Dewitt & Morgan.
C EDAR POSTS—Wo aro oxpectiug to receive
from tho Bahamas a lot or Cedar Posts. Por-
sons wishing any will please apply soon, as many
are alrcndy engaged.
YONGE ft FRIERSON,
soptifi No. 04 Bay street.
F 'LOUR—150 bbls Extra Flour,' Port Royal anil
Lebanon Mills; 10 do Ext**a Family do; 60 do
Etowah Stiperlluo do; 660 sucks Augusta do do; Juat
received aud for salo by
sept 19 WEBSTER ft PAIiMES.
bo we without Money f when it is Just as
C ORN—l46o bushels prime Beach island Corn,
Just recolvod and for sate by
sept 19 WEBSTER ft PALMES.
HONEY! "SDinnrfT
W HY bo we without Money w
easy for any one to be around with a pocket
foil aa not, ft 1 they only tWhk ««.• I have got a new
artiolo, from which from five to twenty dollars a
day can bo made, oithor by male or female. It is
highly respectable business, and an article which is
wanted in every family in tho United States. En
close mo two dollars.by mail, at my risk, and I will
forward you by return mall a Circular, with foU
Instructions In tbe art. Tho business is very easy.
Try it, if you are out or employ men’,; and you will
nover regret It; for it wil be better for you to pay
the above sura, and insure a good business, thou
to pay twouty-five ceuta for a spurious advertise
ment. This is no humbug. Try it 1 Try it I Try
rr! Addross your letters te
DWI(
sept 16-3m
Tbo parties making proposals are desired to mako
them in four forms: 1. For tho whole amount pay
able monthly iuoasb, as tho work progresses, re
serving twenty por cent for final settlement. 2.
Ono-halfin cash, payable in the same way, and one
Baffin tho stuck of the company. 3. Ono-tblrd in
cash, payablo in the same way, the bonds of tlio
company, payable in ten years, with interest at
six per cent., payable annually. 4. Payable en
tirely In tbeBtock of tho road.
The proposals to be considered must be accompa
nied by satisfactory reference or credentials, aud
tbocompauy rosorvo the right ot accepting any or
docllning all.
Mups, profiles and spoolficatiouB may bo seouat
this office; and auy further information will bo fur
nished upon application to tholiudorslgnod.
Tho Southern Railroad commoncos at Jackson,
tho capital of tho State, and Is finished as fur as tho
town of Brandon; and is in good running order
and well equipped to that point. It extends from
Brandon iu u lino almost directly east eighty-two
aud a half miles, to tbo intersection, of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, a few miles bolow the town ol
Marlon, in Lauderdale county; and passes through
the counties or Rankin. Scott »nd Nowtou. The
lluo is over u tfigli rolling country, well waterod
aud timbered,and in poiut ofbeaUhtulue88,econom
teal living, fto., is equal to tho most favored
portions of the uurolluos and Georgia. Tho grading,
excopt for tho first tweuty milos is generally light;
and upon the moat of the sections the oxcavatiou
and embankment alternate favorably; tho excep
tions belug in tho two heaviest cuts. The material
i8 of a character easily moved, the growth of the
country ulfoMs abundance of timber uuitable for
bridging uud oroaS'tlos; and it is believed that uo
work offers, iu facilities for construction, greater
inducemepisto contractors, especially those using
negro labor.
The company is onUroly out of debt, and lias duo
to it by rellanio stockholders, about $;<3b,009, which
will doubtless bo paid as tbo Board of Managed may
call It lu. It is also an rcoiplont under tho recent
graut ofLnds mado by Congress, iilhoy can bo had
along tho line, which is bellevod to be the coso, of
nearly 490,000 acres of laud.
The road couuoots with aud is on extension of
the Vickburg aud Jackson Railroad, completed and
in full operation to tho Mississippi river at V ckburg;
opposite which city, in Louisiana, commences the
Vicksburg, Sbrevonport and Toxas Hallro* 1, now
under contract for its whole distance and U rapid
8 rogress of construction. It intersects the New
rleansand Jackson. Great Northern Railway at
Jackson, aud through that at Con ton, connects with
the Mississippi Control Railway, the iron of which
is now being laid to Holly Springs. It intersects
with tho Mobilo and«'bio Railroad, as already stat
ed, near Marlon, and its point or Intersection meets
with th^forth-eastorn aud Southwestern Railroad
in Alabama, and through that unites with tho roads
in Virginia, Tonnessee and North Carulina. It is
also an indispunsabla Unk in the lino of Railways
that aro to unite Charleston and Savannah, through
Montgomery. Vicksburg, Bhrevenport and El Paso,
with the Pacific Ocean running its entire length on
tho same parallel of latitude with these places. It
is thus obvious tbat ibis line of work is one or tho
mo:t important unfinished enterprises in tho coun
try. It is thorough National in its character: for
it unites Maino and Now Orleans, and the Atlantlo
and the Mississippi, by indissoluable bonds. But
whilst thus National, 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, now built and being
built, run right through tbe heart of those great
Southern cotton-growing States, Louisiana, Missis
aippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina, and
unites tbe great inland sea with tbe broad ocean.
Those facts aro stated to call attention to this line
of road and to induce capitalists and contractors, to
embark liberally in its construction. Tho fifteen
milos of completed Railroad, with its equtpmeuU
and sixty valuable slaves,mnny of them meobanlcs,
is a bonus from the State or Mississippi; tho public
land bos been donatod by Congress ; and it is, per
haps, not greatly over-estimating tbe prosent pro
perty of tbe road to put list or near ono million of
dollars in whioh sura future stockholders who may
become such by direct subscription or money or
work,will boat once equally interested. It will
thus be seen that this road proeente peculiar in
ducements to meu of means to engage in its con
struction.
WM: C. SUEDES,
sept 10—tNl President Southern Railroad.
S TUART’8 Crushed and Powdered Sugar
20 bbls. Stuart’s Crushed Sugar
20 44 44 Powdored 8ugar.
lauding aud for sale by
sept 27 SCRANTON, JOHNSTON ft C 4 ».
riGHT MONROE, New York.
l-YW
In {ft
TO BUILDERS.
T HE SUBSCRIBER Is prepared to execute
at the shortest notice, and In the most work-
manltko manner, all kinds or Metal Roofing, Gutters,
Cornice, or othor work connected with the manufac
turing or repairing of Copper, Galvanlied Iron, Zinc,
or Sheetlron Business.
HORACE MORSE,
ooU8 156 Broughton «t
CARY’S DAGUEREOTYPE , AMBRO
types and Photography.
P. M. CARY
W OULD respectfully give notice that his
rooms are uow opon for the Besson, and roa-
ay ror the reception of visitors.
By tho Ambrottpz process persons may now have
their children’s pictures taken, in almost anv posi
tion they may choose, in from 1 to 3 secodds sluing.
By the Photographic process old Daguerreotypes
inbe transferred to paper, beautlfolly colored and
enlarged to lire, oot 22
FINDLAY’S raON WORKS.
MACON, OEORGIA.
jh Tho subscriber, from long experience in
Aw^-tho bualucss, la prepared to furnish Steam
IMF Engines, Boilers, Circular, Singlo and Gang
Saw Mill Machinery, Grist and Merchant
Mills, Sugar Mills, Gin Gearing, and Castings in gen
eral. The Saw Fraraos, whether for upright or oir-
oular, will be of Iron when requlrod. All of whioh,
with bis many improvomouts, is warranted to bo
"iual to the boat made at anv other ostabllsnment.
Is works are on a scale os oxtonsivo as tbo larg
est at tho North, and be is prepared to fill orders
with promptness and dispatch.
C m] VTrf _ ROBERT FINDLAY.
OCOA NUTS—600 Cocoa Nuis, received and for
salo by [sopt23J J. D. JESSEE.
. n J. E. DE FORD,
{■j APOTHECARIES HALL, S. E. Comer of,
TW Brough gn and Barnard Streets. Savon-
{ft nah Go., Wholesale and retail Dealers in
Drugs, Medicine* and Chemicals, Dye Wood* and
Dye Stuflh 4 French, English, and Amorican Perfum
ery Fin Toilet and Shaving 8oaps, Combs snd
Brushes of every description, Surgical and Dental
Instruments. Trusses and Supporters of all kinds.
Spicea, Snuffs, Manufactured Tobaooo, AU the Patent
or Proprietary Mediolnoa or the day, Superior Inks,
Pure Wines and Brandies for Medicinal purposes,.
Extracts for Flavoring, Toilet and Fancy Articlea, fto.
4ST N. B.—Especial attention given to the
preparation of Physicians’ Prescriptions and Family
Recipes. Ship, Family and Travelling Medicine Cbsea,
With plain Directions for use, Including Directions for
treatment In esses of poisoning, Drowning, ftc.
P ER ste»mor AojoaU, receiving till, day choice
cxlra T.blo Butter and Cheese; Fulton market
Ucor and Pork; eitra quality Hafna; Whlti Ed—
Oa^P^ke.,.. BARRCN'd.
“cohss esje=esn xee
I HAVE juat received some 100 thousand good
Spanish segara orthe very beet brands, also, a
lot or good German Begars, at low prices.' Also, s
lot of good French and German Wines. All or which
I am declined to sell at reduced prices. I have also
added to my present stock, a lot of the very finest
French Brandies—and I say to you one and all, now
isyourtime, for I am determined to make my mot
to, low prices, and quick sales—so come ands~~
me at the comer or Bay and Bull streets.
•ug 26 A. BONAPD.
B
BOXES English, French and American Plo
— Wes
pints
.0000;
Also
kies; mixed an'd plain Canton Glager; Wes
-—** Cordials; OllvefHL
dla Preserves; assort*. ,
and quarts jMsocarona; Semacella;
Catsups, of all kinds; Worcestershire nwuw «*«#.
1 bale Border Almonds; 12 do 81dJyL'Al»»ds; 4
Frails Hard do; and 6 bbls. W*!nuts;;Hozelnuts.
Just received and for salo at
,Q<*W J.D.
septill
XiXTTXiB GIANT
COHN AND COB HILL.
HIATTS OT SO. CAKOIWA fUSOBOIA AND KLoRlSA.
PATENTED MAY 16, 1854.
COPYRIGHT SECURED MARCH 1855.
THE attention of Planters and Stock Feeders
X is rospcctfolly called to the above Mill. They
are now in usa by at least 10,000 of the moat practi
cal Stock Feeders throughout tbe country, who are
ready to testify to tholr sm>eriority over ail other
Mills of a similar kind. These Mills are made the
exclusive business or the patentee, Mr. Scott, who
being a practical man, superintends the casting in
person, and selects only such iron as is best adapt
ed to tholr use, which, like car wheels, require ts
be made of metal known to be hard and strong.—
They weigh from three to five hundred pounds, ac
cording to Bizo. and con be put In operation in twen
ty minutes without expense or mechanical old.
The Little Giant has taken tbo first premium a
nearly all tho State Fairs throughout tbe Union, and
that in the most complimentary manner. They ore
guaranteed against breakage or derangemont when
used according to directions, and warranted togivs
the most perfect satisfaction, or the monoy refonded *
on the return ortho mill.
They aro of three sizes, and will grind from eight
to fifteen bushels good feed per hour, according to
size, with one or two horses.
We now offer them to the trade complete, ready
for attaching the team, at reduced prices.
Mr. C. H. CAMPFIELD is oar Agent in Savannah,
of whom the mill may bo had at our prioe.
march 7—eod&wly
nTrCG=PXHTNER*ltU» MUlWIfl. '
L E undorslgnod have this day formed a Co-part,
worship In the Hack, Sale and Uvery Stable
nder tbe name and style ot Freeman, Henderson
ft Co. ~ A.FRErilAN,
J, M. HENDERSON,
„ „ D. S. HENDERSON.
Savannah, Sept. 1,1856. sept 1—lm
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
. . CARPET WABB-HOU8E,
140 ooxa*M aud 67 n. jtoun-snuam.
HE Sapscriber has received, and willopga
this day. the largest and most extensive variety
lNDOW 8HADE8 ever offered in this city. It is
the intention of tbo advertiser to keep, ooutently in
store a large supply or ail the various patterns and
styles manufactured by tbe monutketurera of this
oountry and of France, to whioh tha attention ofmsr-
chontaand families in tbe city and ooanM>, i» Ini
vlted. They will be sold at wholsaals and retail, at
mdiafoctory prices. W H. GUION, Agsot.
Jaal
JgUCKETS.AND BROOMS—
60 dozeen 3 hoop Pointed Buckets
25 do 2 do do
25 d Brooms, k
aug!4
(rooms, loading sad for sale by
SCBANTON/JOroiCTON
rfUYLOR’S PREMIUM COTTON GINS.—The most
X celebrated short Staple Cotton Gtni, how In
use, 40 and 50 saw each, for sale by ■
YONGE ft FRIERSON, „
*Tug 27 No. 04Bqy free!.
■QUTNAM’S MAGAZINE FOROCTOBL.
JTby. J. B. CUBBEDGE, *
sept 90 Marshall HousrB
Mi*n