Savannah Georgian & journal. (Savannah, Ga.) 1856-1856, November 19, 1856, Image 3
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- “oANOIWU AOADBMT.
iiiwsmun a. BoxAKD rMiMtruUj m.
Jl ibriiuhfe patrons that he will opto hla Acad*
At Armory Hatt, on Batarday, Novem-
JTSt.at 4 o'clock, P.M
All life #*m»#r pupils on»iw
itUMi.l. The German UindU 01
SMlun
invited to
form# «w*
pviHioxABtiia DAwnra.
•A mk. NICHOLS b*< returned and will com-
J4m n»m!« hU Clowe.# at flt. Audrews Rail on
rM tviiKM'loy, Nor. 5th, 18ML’
Uhl' tl j* UUOM Utljlu, tiifdllicr with two DOW
Justir} u irllltti. Ur. S. may bo oeon at the Hall
Join II .t. ti. 'll) OP. 41 eaoh day.
VI.-a11 •itoD'ijand imtruotlonln fauoy Dauotng
<ivv.il a< ovmI ou liberal term*.
* dot 26—S>t
House-furnUhlng Storo, Hodgson's Now Block
tug 4
liAviusrarnm
* T TO BN K V AT J.iw
' •> arAHTi, oa.
Wmi>raoUo.laUioaoinil..orUwoook, Wurrno,
WwWnit™, uJ Baldwin.
UanncM-B.taklViiUr, Rabun Admit., out)
K. A. doulUrd, UATMimh. Jug
wm, a. DAiaaMj,
LTTORNBY A T fj A W , •
(o nit ratroni of tm Sav’h Oeotglin
... *-“* “ hproytoui
.Tm* All dobu duo to tho Georgian previous to
tlto UU Instant, aro payabla only to tho uu
dartlgued. Note* aad account* duo Id tho city will
H presented Immediately, tod til debta due lo tho
oouulry will bo forwarded by tu early mall.
Tula iititot tbo drat tlmo that tho undersigned haa
juDllnly appealed to hla lato patron, he route that
thcr will u *t ooualder him unreasonable la urging
U|WU jgfjg ‘
uk.u iiieiu mo oeoetslty for Iramodlate payment.
.UMiutai.^oti may bo made dlroctly to the under*
.irfii.j i, or«. R. B.lltlton A Co., whoso recolot wlU
»K«o-
1)0 V'4ll>i.
vivumiH.i, May 28, l m.
*frer -r „ ^
t'ho sub'“ilbera otter far sale a largo and varied
usortmou: ofsecond-h rod prlutiug material, sum-
dent to c-wiblUU a • -iipteto dob Office. with but
low nilditl oial artiel- . omwl-tiug In part of—One
ample font o’ email pi.* •, as good as now, aud varl-
oiis totiLi of Job typ». me super royal band-prose;
vino l loo A Co a |»r • n-prew. latest improvement,
uew; two sr ui ire In ;o Imposing stones, now; dou-
mo and tiu.tio • au ■> ; oases, composing sticks,ool-
.i mu rales, p’slIsvB,. ises, etc., etc., together with
various otSoi- arid- pertaiuluc to a newspaper
..r job olllo<t. R. B IIH.TON A CO.
nine 28
professional Carbe.
V. R, SHAOKELFOBD.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Savannah, Qa.
Wild* removed to Hodgaoo’s now buildings, over
noS TldON A GORDON. at
(JUAULB8 A* PHICB.
attorney and solicitor,
Tuskegee* Ala,
Witt attend the Courts of the Circuit.
uovB lm
is. aenuTOOcnm. jno. ooura nunn.
UOUPBR * FRASER*
i\Vm& K GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
my street, Savannah, Oa, fmyll
il. J. DAVANT.JH,
PACIOU AND COMMISSION ME BO ANT,
No. OT Bay Street,
jy ,o Savannah,Gut
LtaiflS M. SAVAUB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
tu as vi ixs, rnoiua county, oa.
AH busUiot entrusted to his care will receive
prompt ut tenth- lyr—mar!7
iASSSU. RO.hJUKS.
UODGHJIM & .NORRIS,
(late Crane A Rodgers,
WHOLESALE OHOOEUS,
UAV-8TUKBT, SAVANNAH.
juus 1, lhii5, Qe P**
JEFFERSON ROBERTS,
GENERAL
COAIALISSION MERCHANT,
AND DEALER IN
Timber aud Lumber.
SA VANN AH, Qa.
WILLIAM H. DASHER,
AT LAW,
AflORNEY’ AND COONdKLLORAT
fv lupvlllo, Lowndes County, tia.
Will praouuo in Thomas, Lowndes, Clinch, Waro,
Appliiib*. t’elfalr, Irwin. Laurens, and Pulaakl
oo miles, ii jjrgU; and m Jottewou, Madison, Ham-
nuu. tml Jilj ajlacointles, Florida. jjiyil
k. WHioitr. j r. a.aavAUS.
WRIGHT 06 SAVAUB,
A VrOHSEYH AX LA IK,
mtu.MdjjriciL oa Jyiu
tNiilNlSit, AKOHITEOT AMD dUttVMVOB,
fOuVKti OF DKATTOK AND BHYAN-SW.,
(AbovoC A. L. Lamar.)
jyO—am
A. IL-. ALPIN Ot BROTHERS,
Lumber, Mill and Brick Varda.
jept^a SAVANNAH, OA.
1.1 odium.~ w*. sTAWLsr. n. a.
OUDEN.IT&RR & CO.,
uuuBn.at nnw «• vw«,
Shipping and‘Commission Merchants,
,tAy-BTBIUT.SAVANNAH. 0A.
E.CUHMINO,
IAU, Q
OUlce over Tbomu M. Turner ft Oo. * hruf
AAVAMNAl, QA
Ba>lreot.
•11
DR. Cu ARLES H. COLD1NU,
OFK1ICK AND B18IDKN0K, No. 14 MBEHTY-SL,
One door west of Drayton,
lAM. W. IIKKRN. U. r. HMOllT.
URHBN * SMOOT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
ouuu raoaastuN, qa. •
PATTEN, HUTTON A CO.,
FACTORS.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Uwy-etreet, SavaiiiuUH, Ga.
w. h. barrel
RllBLL,
DEALER IN CUOIOB FAMILY GROCERIES
and Foreign and Domes tie Fruit,
corner Broughton and )Vhiiaker-tU.
‘ own aud country sutipllod with ohoiuo goods at
moderate prices. AU orders promptly attended
lo, anJ satisfaction always guarauteed, aplS
JOHN O. FALLIGANT,
WHOLES ALB AND RETAIL DKALKft IN
WINDOW BUNDS, WINDOW 8ABH AND PANE
DOORS.
West side Monument Square, Savanuab, Os.
mayll
JOHN M. M1LLBN ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OtUco corner Bay ami Drayton atroots
jyw .
PHILIP M. RUSSELL,
NOIARY® U»N\® VA ?CKU?jScolSftSrf *AND
. copvist.
Will uxouto Deeds, Mortgaged, Power of Attorney,
* idiaklnr "* * J
Wills, Bonds, Notices aud Talcing ot Interrogatories.
OIUoo at the Court Hduso, Savannah, Oa.
Court Days, Third Tuesday in each moutn, qnd
held at the olHcoof Kilwatd u. Wilsou,Bsq.
Residence, Gastou, between Barnard aud Tattnall
Biroot.
Anycallatuigbt,on business, will boattemiod
toimqpodlately. jy26
WM. O. CONNELLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
rnsuA, worm ooc«ty,ua.. (ran umcn, auun.)
WlU practise in the Southe rn tiro uit, ana In Macon,
Dooly and Worth Counties oi the Macon Circuit.
49* Particular attention given to the collodion of
dalms* * *•“ *
g In South-Western Georgia.
Je2—Om
P. JACOBS,
MBOAR AND TOBACCO STORK. •
No. 29, Boll street, (sign of the Big Indian.)
N. B.—Keeps constantly on baud Spaulsh, Uad
Spanish, aud American Segara, at wholesale and r«
all. Also, ChowiugTobacco,Snuff, Ac. June]
JAMES Me HENRY,
Insurance Broker and Notary Public.
Marino Protests Noted aud Extended, Average
adjusted, Charter Parties and Average Bonds drawni
Papers prepared whereby to recovor losses from
American or British Underwriters, and attention
given to all matters connected with shlppiug au«l In-
,urauoe, No. 118 Uay-stroet opposite the front ol
tho Custom House. ly hot 8
JESSE T. BERNARD,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NownausviUe, Fla.
Kefsronw—George . Hrowu, William Dell, Now-
uansville, Fla., It. d. Hlltnu, Boston A Villalouga.
Savanuab, Ga.
my If
C. W. MABRY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
nunxuN, tuuBD w>., ox.
WlU atteud to professional business in tbeCoumiee
or Heard, Carroll, Campbell, Coweta, Fayette, UurL
wether and Troup.
Reference—Hon. K. Y. Hill, UGrauge, Ga.; Hon.
David Irwin, Marietta, Go.: Colouol 11. M.TidwelL
Fayetteville, Ga ; and Mr. WUHam Dougherty. Co*
lumbus, Ga. sopl7-iy
Wm. McAllister.
tubed on reasonable terms. Orders res-
poctfuily solicited,
ap IS
M
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
rabl-ly inwiNTQW, ox.-
0. *. a uUlitOJf. . s.o. acusitu
1.1RR1SON Ot MoGEHEB,
AUCTION, COMMISSION, RECEIVING AND
i orvViirdiQg tlcrcliituU.
ID INK *11 0KOXD-STKBJCT, OOLUMSIH, OIOHGIA.
»gr Particular attention given lo the sales of
gnate, Negroes and l*ro»luoe. .
Uj- liberal advance* madeou Negroes aad M«r-
ottandiie.
KUHE, PATTEN A CO. -
GUN BY & DANIEL, vColumbiu, Ga.
1TEW ART^GRAY * CO.)
RUSE, DAVIS k LONG, \ ^ vgnaah
WM. WRIGHT, / savannan
YOUNG, ATKINS.* DUNHAM,
0. A. GREENE & CO., ^
U. 6. SMITH, j- Mobile, Alabama.
o«t 23 ly
,0a
A k non & Uommiddiou House,
A. n. MoLAUGHLIN, (
u.iuural Aguiitaud Auctioneer,
A»i:vit.4 from bis friends consignments or every
Itiduriptmn. 1’ako.H orders for Cotton.
Ad* special uuuution given to tho salos or Real
Kst-tte, Stocks and Negro proporty. at publtn and
private sales. I 'rompt returns-and ditpafeh.
doforonoo— 1 A. L l.AMAR. mi:USO
m; whit smith,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
XLUOATOK, Bin FLORIDA,
Will practice In the Eastern and Southcru Counties
Refer Vo-Coi. 8. 8. Sibley, aud R. B. Hilton, 8a
anuab. __ fob2-tf
wtaasM PHiLLiPH,
1TTOBNEY AT LAW,
KiBiirri, oi.
oot 2d—ly
MPATHY taUSOOTKIV AT thh
SAVANNAH JOURNAL,
BOOK A JOB OFFIOfl. 1
MorchantH can bo supplied at short nntloo with
nill-IleiulN, Bills of Lading,
Dray Books, Ulrttulors, Cords
mid niaiik Books.
J>rtlou|ar jttonllon given to BOOK AND PAM-
ion as Catalogues Ibr Cor
PHLET PRINTING, such as Catalogues Ibr Collegos,
Proceedings or Meetings. Roports^By.-Lawa, etc.
Thfuiknfl Tor thu very liberal inttrolrngo Uoretororo
received, we roaiMotfully solicit a continuance ol
tho same, (baling that wo shall bo able to please all
who may fkvor us with a call, both as to prices and
oxooutlon of work.
w ._. . .'ADELFORD. FAYAt 00.
4ST Berths not seourod until paid Ibr.
Oabln Passage. ,,...W6
Hteoroge Passago8 ;
JT ShlpiMrs or Cotton by those steamships will
iloasotako notloo,tlmtno cottou will bo rucclvml at
ho prestos that Is not distinctly marked ou thu edge
of the halo. . tiovlfi
FOB OHARMGBTOS DIRBCT.
jaaMMfeHgskwiN.
rurolibBd with .now boiler,
«■' 8»r-
twloo. wwk—balwaen c
FOB SALS.
.wise A valuable rloo plantation on the Ba* ■****■
tKptllla river, at a good pitch of tide, eou- 1||I|
attaining Tour hundred acres tide swamp, JUilL
or which two hundred and lllty aro clearod aud
under bank, with ihruo hundred sno llfty tores or
plno and hammock land attaohod, seven y acres ot
which havo been cultivated In corn. On the prem
ise* are a small dwolbng house, overseer and no-
gro houses to acoommodale one hundred and thir
ty negroes, a burn aud other plantation bulldlugs,
7 lie settlement Ih prettily situated on an' elevated
bluir or tho river and remarkable Ibr Its healtbfbl-
lieu.
TIPs property to bo sold for a division. Further
Information may bo obtained from tbo undersigned
on the adjoining plantation, or by addressing him
at JeiVursonton, Camden county.
novl8-tr L. W IIA7.KLHUR8T.
wemm,
FOR PHILADULPIIIA.
To (mm on Saturday .You. ttld, at 3 o'clock, l\ M.
tngton
t Tbo undorslgnod wishing to tnako a
ebaugo in business, oner to soil on Thuis-
I day, the 18th day of December, the MAG
JA HOUSE, at Uristol, the largest
and moat a>mvoniently arranged Hotel In Wostern
Virginia; Immediately at tbo terminus of tho Vir-
’ fa und TounessooRi
. . ship for Baltimore aud Wash-
bo lauded at Now Castle, Delaware, IT
desired, from which place cars start throo times
dally Ibr the ubovo nltlcs, and other Southern
Pointy novl7
' FOR HAWKINSV1LLE. ^
AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
Tho steamer ISAAC SCOTT, Capttln
ii i s- tui
giuia and Tounessoo Railroad, a point that will ro-
celvo lull patronage from tno Road at all times-
Tbo Magnolia Hmuso imwboahos ndvanttgos over
all other houses at Bristol, It being the only accost.
>iblo houso in tho plaoo.
Tlio Hotel is dlroctly opposite the Va. k Tonn. R
R , Uo foot front and remit g 100 feet back, and 3
stories high, and within 40 rards ortho track, with
good water and out buildings all complete.
Tltoy will also sell 4 Lots adjoining tno ViTginla
Depot, well suited for business or any kind.
Tbo above property, If not disposed of privately
lielbro, will bo sold tu tho highest bidder, at public
aucllou, in front or the Mugaolina Houso, at 12
o'clock, M., on Thursday, tbo 18tb day or December
next.
Terms—Oue-third cash, and thobalaucoin two
ouual Instalments, in ono aud two years, the pur
chaser giving bonds with approved security.
W. G. l'KCK,
GEO. 15, LANQHORNE,
uovU—H8D 8. W. HANFOBD.
the loth Instant, at 3 o'clock, v. u,, from the
rlinrUotnn
Charleston stoamors' wharf.
noll-at J. W. LATHBOP k 00.
have immediato despatch Ibr above port. ..
frolght, apply to
novlO C. A. GREINER.
•ply on
HTKhMXU IJuMKR.
8XMFS0.X UXIES
SSKtM^kly United State* Mall Line.
(roamcRLY ooluhaw uodri)
KNOXVILLE. TENNESSEE.
Mr. .Sterling Lanier, Into of tho Lanier
Houso House, Macon, Ga., aud 8ampann
lanior, late or Tuskegoe, Alabama, will
bo happy to utset all frleuds and custom-
orsat tbo Lunar House, whore thoy have ample
accommodation lor two huudred and fifty persons.
'roprleh
TH
■W
novS
S, k H. LANIER. Proprietors.
TO RENT.
A good brick tonoment to rent on Jones
trect. Rent $200 por annum.
Also, ono on Gaston st. Kent $350 per
haunum.
Apply to A. WILBUR,
ou(2&-lw Ill Bay st.
TORBNT,
Ot% Two comfortable brick tenements ou Jane*
street, at $30$ each.
Apply to THOS HOLCOMBE.
nov!2-2aw2w
A comfortable 'wo story houso ou a huso,
mout. corner St. J alien and Lincoln slrcets
.Possession given immediately. For porticu-
iquiro of J. J. Gammon ou tbo premise*,
uovll
OFFICE FOR RENT.
§ Having romovo; to the office heretofore oc
cupied by Wm 8. Baslngor, Esq., my former
i Isfor rent.
uovl3-lw JOSEPH GANAHL.
steamship*—
jOXVILLE..l,60u tons..Capo. 0. D. Ludlow.
AUGUSTA .... 1,600 “ .. Oapt. Thomas Lyon.
FMJWBA 1,900 “ ..Capt. B.S. Wooilhull.
LABAMA.... 1,800 “ ..CptO. R.Soheock.
... wnx UEAVX HXVXMMXH KVXBT
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The*o ships are among the largest on Ihe coast,
unsurpassed In speed, safety and comfort, making
Utolr passages in fifty to sixty hours, and are com
manded by skillful, careful ar 4 . polite officers.—
Having elegant state-room accommodations, they
olTer a meet desirablo conveyance to New York.
Cablu Passage to New York $26
Steerage Passago to New York 8
PADKLFORD. FAY k 00., Savannah.
SAH’L L. MITCHH.L 18 Broadway,
* New York.
raV'iiBSKiii's vii'ttui,
AND ALL THK INTEKUtUUTB LANDINGS ON
THE SAVANNAH RIVER.
■ The now ht>n steam paoxet
SWAN, Captain Richard Johnson,
will leave Charleston wharf every
Friday morning, at 10 o’clock,
punctually,.for Domsry T s Ferry, and all intermedi
ate landings ou the Savannah River.
jar The Swan has superior accommodations for
passengers.
For freight engagements apply to
sept23 JOHN RICHARDSON.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINK.
fir PalaOca, Ead Fla., via 1
H
FOR RENT,
TWO comfortable Woodeu TEN EM ENTS
corner or Llborty aud Drayton streets.
Apply to JOHN BOSTON,
sept 30
FOR RENT.
THE subscriber being about to partition
oil'the two elegant and commodious sto
ries over Dr. Brantley s Drug Store into
.offices, offers them for rout by 1st or No-
romberuoxt. CHARLES 8HOLL,
sept 29 Architect.
FOR RENT
ery
above places.
Frolght will be takeu for Trader's HiU and tntor-
medlute landings on St Mary's River.
48T No freight will be token after 9 o’clock.
For freight or passage, having excellent state*
tom accommodations, apply on board, at the Flori
da Steampacket Wharf, near the Ou works, or to
Jy26 OLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM, kg'ts,
8. SsirXliie
J.TV, PATTERSON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Troup vtllo, LowudesConty, Ga. (roll
t THK fourth story
Store. Apply to
sopt 2D—tl u 6S$
v or pr._ Brantfe^’s Drug
CHARLES 8HOLL,
Architect.
FOR RENT.
t A WHARF STORE under 174 Bay strut
Possession glvou 1st October.
Apply to TISON k GORDON,
sept 20
CHAS. G. CAMPBELL
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JULLXOOKVUXX, QX.|
Practices Law iu thu various Counties of the Oc*
mulgeo Circuit, uud the 4«|Jolnlug Counties OfTwiggs,
Laureus aud Washington.
Refer to—John Boston, H. A. Crane, and R. B
Hilton. febl4
gkorgea. GGRDGn;
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
aud
Commissioner of the U. S. Court of Claim* for
the State of Georgia.
Office Corner Bay and Bull streets.
Ai mylQ
YONGE Ot FRIERSON,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
xo. 94 axr-tmuacr. -iavxxniu. ox
apr4
J. M. EYRE,
COMMISSION MEROHANT,
«ug20 No* 149 Bay-st., Savannah.
JOHN G.BOOTJ
’Rj
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR,
Will also give bis attention to designs In Arohitoo-
are. Office in the store of John williumaon, Esq.,
day street. my 13
JOlixN BILBO,
Ordinary uf Chatham County,
AND xrrORNEV AT LAW.
Dittos in the Ciurt House. myl8
■XXOTONYilccrLLOM,
D. A. O'BYRNE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office 176, Bay-st., over Turner A Go's. Drug Store
tUVXKNXJl, 01.
dot 10—ly
.ATTORNEY" AT LAW,
Savannah, Georgia.
ir tne Bank orsavan*
maylB
r 'Jdlue on Bay street, over ti
Tr,'L7fTKWG,-
AT TORN BY AT LAW,
Corner of Buy and Whitaker Street*,
Binmi.
fob 22 3mo*
WELLS Ot WILLIAMS,
0BXLKK8IN
DOMESTIC, FOREIGN AND FANCY
DRY GOODS.
No. 149 CongreMt., Savannah, Qa.
JA3. T. WELLS, formerly or UeauTort Dilt. S. C.
rUEOPHlLUS WILLIAMS, “ Sorlven Co.,Oa.
I«pt7
r.o.a
». il pxm w. i. to no
RUSE, DAVIS Ot ItONG,
nu9ui i/xvib n lenu,
COMMISSION MEttOH ANTS
SAVANNAH, G A.
may 80
LOCKETT Ot SNMLLINGB? 04 * 0 *
COMMISSION M.KR0HANTS,
AND
SHIPPING AGENTS,
Savannah, Ga.
Will attend to tho soiling ufull kinds or produoo
AriotaUontiou given to recnivlng aud forwarding
foods. may 31 ly
DENTISTRY.
Dra. ROY ALL A JOHNSON,
Dentists, office corner St. Jullen-st
(PIOTI and Market Square, over B. Jll.
/'UDDEJ mot’s Jewelry store. Office hoars
rrojn s to 2 o’clock, and from 8 to 6.
11 eom
miller & ROLL,
ATTOANEVS AT LAW,
BRUNSWICK, OA.
WlU practice In tho Brnuiwlck Circuit—ootnprls-
hf ths following Couutios:
MfeussfoHs w,r "' Apw " , ” i '
WlW & HILI.BR, L. 0. ROLL.
•»»» If
A. II. CHAMPION.
(Suocawir to Gbamploa A Witta.1
WU0LE3ALB AND RBTAJL GBOGom,
n<> .,IIuntr9>t., bolween tlu Huk.tuilU.y
i-Orocrie., I^rdfa,nd Dwutloliqnin,
Vrulla, Ac., to.
IW.I-TOM—A. Uluraploo, Esq., Sunuol Salomon.,
i*l., Rnbun A wbltoboM, w4SwlH80o.
.«niab, n». mrli
OHAPPEft « CO,
.«•« Wbltmkcr Street, S.r.n.nh, a..,
8. W. BAKBB,
ATTUHN'KV ANDCOUNSBLLORAT LAW,
Troupvlllo, Irowudos County, Ga.
Reference—Hon. W. R. Flkmlno, Savannah, Ga,
myll
EDWARD G. WILSON,
MAGISTRATE, NOTARY AND COMMISSIONER
OK DEEDS.
U Messrs. Ward ow«uk‘ ! aw Office. (myll
WAYNE, GRENVILLE di CO.,
IKKOHANTS,
iJOMMISSIOIT ANT) FORIVi
Boy*tire<( Saw-mah,
mOS. 6. WAYNE. J. K. URr'NViLUv
R. ALEX. WAYNE, W. T. SAMPLE,
jy 6—tf Savanuab. Chattanooga.
FOB HALE
A VALUABLE LOT, near tho Central
Railroad Depot, about 60 x 100 feet. TbU
Lot is feoHimplo. On the premises are
three comfortable Woodeu BUILDINGS,
wmen rent for »juJ pur uunum. Terms moderate,
Apple to J. B CUBBEDGE,
sopt 29 • Agent.
Ml
ATLANTA HOTEL.
ATLANTA i i i i GEORGIA
J. Ji HHSLHR, Proprietor.
Late of the Verandah Hotel, New Orleam.
Passengers por Evening Trains will find
Supper ready on the arrival of tho Cars,
may!4
a*
n>
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL.
It
UORNE]
II
BOARD PXR DAT..
BOARD PXB W**K
BOARD PXR NORTH
,mayl3
MILLS HOUSE',
$ 1 60
, 6 00
. 20 00
OOBNBB MEETINQ AND QDEEN-STBEETS,
CHARUtITOR, 8. 0.
THIS House la now adapted to all the
wants of the Travelling Pubiio, and the ef
forts of tho Proprietor will be to deserve
tbeir patronage^
mar 81
THOMAS S. NICKERSON.
VALUABLE PLANTATION NEAR AMER1CU8
1,000 Acre*—500 Cleared,
■ Tho subscriber offers at privatosalc,
on favorable tormB, a raluable I’lunta-
iloo, containing 1000 acres, about 600
sores of which is in cultivation, well
Improved, and most of It fresh land*
This plantation is situated throo miles
doiow Aiuurlcus. ou the lino of tho Georgia tad
Florida Railroad. Tho Stage Road is the western
‘fKpJHk, 01
IwWj c
5E in
boundary, and it extends castordly to Muokaloo
Creek. It Is occupied this year by lit
[easra. Folder,
Baveuss At Davis.’
The plantation is very hoxlthy. very productive,
well wa’erod, and convenient to a good-market.
Thoso desiring a bargain, will please addresa the
subscriber as early as possible, at Albany, Ga., or
apply to Newnan MoBaln, Esq ., at the Araerlcus
Hotel, who will Bhow the promises to those desl
rlug to purchase. NELSON TIFT,
uov18-6t Albany, Ga.
LANIER Ot ANDERSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Itp6-ly NAOOX, OA.
W. M. LAWTON & CO.
Charleston* South Carolina.
SEA ISLAND COTTON AND RICE FAC
TORS.
R. Wainwiuht Bacot I William M. Lawton
Joseph T Dill | Winborn Lawton, Jr
aug29-cod4m .
JOHN S. NORRIS,
architect.
IJ AVING reauraed the practice ol hisproles-
IX slon, olfora l»l*ser vices to bis friends and the
public as an Architect and superintendent.
Designs fot any purt of tho country suppllod and
executed in all the various hratiohcs ol hla proro*
■Ion, auoh as Public Ifidillces, Stores, Dwellings.
Monuments, Ac. Phoroughiy Fire Proof Shires de,
gned mi I .KrtouwJ. Offinn ul prosout in Bay Laue.
-.1 - ■ .. j fttJ g..|y
■ The subscriber oilers for sale all her
isseisions in Scrlvon county, contain-
g about one tnouaand acres of Land,
tore or less, *11 adjoining said Ferry,
id extending to the August* road —
be improvements consist of • good
re, Warehouse: and all other necossac
ry out-Duuatngs. About sixty-five aores are undei 1
fence and Ih good order for cultivation. The land
a first quality, and well supplied with fencing tim-
>cr. It la an excellent atand for the merchandise
business. The Ferry Is the best' locatod and most
patronised ot any otbor botween Savannah and
Augusta. There to also passing through the land a
never falling stream, fully sufficient to supply any
Grist or Saw Mill. For further particulars address
me at Springfield, Effiugham coupty. Ga.
§ept 7—tT ELIZABETH JONES.
VALUABLE PLATNATION FOR8ALE
a THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale bis
T PLANTATION,
InTtbei “
rear oftheOustotn Houso.
R* B. HILTON*
ATTORNEY AND C0UN8EI.L0R AT IAW.
Office corner of Bay and I iraytuu-sl*.
SAVANNAH. OA-
my 11
OB.OCF1RXS1S, (DO.
*nE0FIVKD per (itiunaor Alabama, and in Btoro :
XL 80 kegs extra Uo:.i.od Butter,
WHQTJCUU AMD OCT AIL DXAUtRB Ut
a» B
60 boxes State Cheese,
. 20 do English Dairy Cheui>e,
16 boxes Pino Apple Choeae, .
30 liarruU choice Apples,
00 barrel* extra Eating Potatoes,
8ft BABSEL8 BED ONIONS,
20 DA HULLS YELLOW ONIONS,
2 barreh Tomatoes,
S BABKBI.S PIliAHS.
4 BOXBR NEW LEMONH, 1/5 DO NEW RAIHINfl,
10 boll boxes new Ralsius, 10 quarter do do dii,
also:
2 barrels extra Pig Hams,
2 barrels ex tea Pig didos.
2 barrels extra Pig ciboulders, ■■
1 Dried Beef, mokod k Pickled Touguos,
Touguus, Onrued Beef, Pork, *u, .
-- ’ R. H. WATSON * 00.,
- No. 29WWUk.r iWMt.
“■HUDSON’S nBE? nnnnsr
lITTIberty Uounty, called lllllhovon, situatcu
miles from Hioeavllle, and six miles from theGul
Railroad, containlngThree Thousand Acres. Three
hundred acres cleared and under good fence, moat
the lost few yearn,
iredf
of which boa been cleared within
The other portions havo been highly manured for
number of years, and are now vory productive. Ou
tho ploco is a valuable Saw aud Grist Mitt on a fine
stream, in good rnnulng order * a large and commo
dious Gin House, as good as new; with runnloggear
for horse power, together with a good Gin. Good
new framed Negro Houses, sufficient to accommo
date fifty Negroes. His elegant ucw two story
Dwelling House, together with ail necessary out
Buildings, such as Stables, Corn Houses, Ac. In
feet every thiug in such order that tho purchaser
can reallao tbo full resources of the land without
the outlay ora dollar in fixtures. It Is probably tbe
best settled Plantation lu Liberty oounty.
Il will bo trod ono third cash, tbe balance iu
aud two years. Tbo only Inducement to sell is the
fact that tho subscriber bos anothor Plantation six
miles from this, and the necossary attention to both
takes too much time from bis professional engage-
inuitta, heuco be would relieve himself of the care
or ono by disposing of IL 4 . ,
When at home tbe subscriber will take pleasure
lu showing tbo place *
lu his absence Mr. “■
•m:I 16-law8w
ie the subscriber wm uuce pleasure
place to any one who may call, and
Mr. Benjamin Dorsey wlU ahowtt.
r WM. B. GAULDKN.
IHM tail HWtodo,, m •Nm.‘, oU» iMm*. A.
~g. > . TlM,.tiMUl.Ul|t KOBIIIA, <’milntli
TUsahanUhln HOUIIIA, I’aiu;
Wowlhulli Will leiv. i. Hbovo.
.... mVffi|
. Ill run regularly—
■vauuah and Charleston;
For freight or passago apply to
J. P. BROOKS, Ageut,
“““ Charleston wharf.
The United States Mall Steamship
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. Hardlo,
will leave as above. For freight or
'passage apply to
• C. A. GREINER, Agont
Cabin Passago go oo
Stoorago Passago 7 00
Paaaen^ora by this “ *
.DUlard, wlU leave oa above, on ’
:
-Hi —"i r I I • I —
■ •• — • - \ M
raiu^Asroii
EXCHANGE MUTUAL INS. COMPANY
' • OF PHILADELPHIA. :
Onpltnl... “;.......$800,000
, JOHN M. HALE, President.
JOHN MoPOWELL, JR., aoorolarv.
Fire lusuranoo, limited or ixrjKtual, mwlo in
town or country, on ovory dotorlptlon or property.
Marina Insurance uu "ossuls, Cargo aud Freight.
V ROBERT AUSTIN, Agont,
nov!3 161 Bay street.
HOWARD FIltK AND MARINE INS.
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
(Frankttu Building, U4 WaluUt-st., Pblladolphla.)
CHAKThJt PERPETUAL.
Inoorjiortod by Act ol tho t^glsluture or I'onn
sylvuuiu
Capital |wld Ui and invested $1(18,100
Chartered Capital 5W.QQQ
Insurance agaluat Iross or Daraago by lire, Ma
rine and Inland Navigation, at tbo lowest rates.
PKROIVAL M. POTTS, Proeideiit.
0. E. SPANGLER, Vice President,
W. II. WOODS, Secretary.
ROBERT AUSTIN, Agent,
novia 164 Bay street.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
THK INSURANCE COMPANY OF THK
VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
Available Capital $800,000 oo
Surplus 61,617 27
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Takes risks on Cargo, Freight, Uuildiugs, Mer
chandize, &o., In town and country.
Irosscs promptly aud liberally adjusted.
ROBERT AUSTIN, Agent,
novia 164 Bay street.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.—Tho fine Baffin
. „aillng
sobr K. L B. WALES, Capt. Hoffknan,wlll
FOR FREIGHT OK CHARTER—Tbe Swc-
dish brig SYDI’OLEN. Capt. Bodorberg,
ipiy «n board at Habcribam’s wharf, or io
uov3 PADELBORD, FAY k CO.
Tho uudorslgnad having beau appointed Ageut
for tbo above Insurance Companies, is now pre
pared to issue Policies ot Insurance, ou
VESSELS,
CARGOES,
FREIGHTS,
I MUSES,
STOCK LV TRADE,
FURNITURE 40., &o.,
at as low rates as any other retpontible agency in
this city, and pledges himself to his friends aud
those who may ho desirous to iusuro with him,
that tho offices for which he Is Agent aro sound,
reliable, and wol 1 conducted, and will pay prompt
ly all losses that may occur, without cavil or delay.
ROBERT AUSTIN, Agent,
novlS 164 Bay afreet.
FUR PHILADELPHIA—The first doss
Hchr. IDA, Capt. Corson, will havedospatob.
or Balance of freight apply to
U0V7 0. A. GREINER.
CABIN PASSAGE TO NEW YORK
$26 OO.
klr Ui ■
IHE NE W AND SPLENDID SIDE-WHEEL
PalaOca, But Fla., da Darien, llnmnokk, st.
"■“•k The uew and elegant stoampacket
DARLINGTON, OapL Brook, leavos
morning, at 10 o’etoek, for ihe
naandJc
FOR PALATKA, FLA.,
Via Darien, Bruntwick, St. Mary*. Qa., Femandi-
“ “ He, Pioolata and Black OreBt, Fla.
THE stoamer WGLAKA, Capt. N
.King, will leave for the above placee
every Saturday Homing, at 10 o'clock.
This boat haa large and airy State Room accom
modations, and taking the luloLd Passage, offers
evory inducement to Invalids and -'hers.
Freight will be taken for Trader’s Hill and inter
mediate landings on SL Mary’s River.
No freight will be taken after 9 o’clock.
For freight or passage apply on board at the
Florida Bteam packet wharf, or to
Jy26 OLAGHORN k CUNNINGHAM
stammering
f'tUKED by Dr. WYCKOFF, or Pittsburg, Pa.,
Vj without pain or Surgical Operation, who will
send tho euro to any part of tbe World, on the re
ceipt or $10; aud tho money returned, if the cure Is
not effectual. All lotters must he addressed to
Dr. Wyokoff, Box 746, Pittsburg, Pa., In care or
Arthurs, Rodgers & Co., Bankers.
P. S. Correspondents will please enoloee stamp
for return postago.
Cautiox.—All persons who cannot produce my
genuine certificate, are humbugs.
aept26—wly Dr. W.
ATTENTION PUBLIC.
afe
AND
Livery Stables,
NO. 225
BAY STREET,
FREE J&AN, HENDERSON ft CO.
PROPRIETORS. -
T HE gubrcrlbers would Inform the public that
they have oeoued a Stablo in tho Brick Build
ing o» Bay street/between Montgomery aud JolTer-
son atroots, and have added to their already LARGE
STOCK several woll broke NOR1HERN HORSES,
besides uew BUGGIES and CARRIAGES, and are
now ablo to supply all ordors In their lino. Thoy
will have OMNIBUSSFS and HACKS on tho arrival
and departuro of tho Cara and Steamers And also
HACKS lor PRIVATE ACCOMMODATION.
Their establishment In all Its departments, they
aro determined SHALL NOT BE EXCELLED IN THE
SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
FREEMAN, HENDERSON k CO.
oct30-tf
THK GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE
CO. OF NEW YORK.
A REf taking MARINE and RIVER Risks at their
Agency, on Drayton streut, near the Bay.
Agency,'on Drayton streut,
roved Risks will be taken on liberal terms,
Appi
and tbe usualcredit given on Premium Notes.
... . givi
Three quarters of tho business will be returned to
the customers in Scrip.
oct22-lm C. A* I*. Lurnar, Agent.
INSURANCE.
Soutliern Mutual Insuvaiicu Comimny
Southern Mutual Lite Ins. Company,
Home Insurance Company, ufN.Jem,
Springfield Fire St Marine Kiiu* Com'y*
Risks in the above Insurance Companies umloria
ken by WH, KING 4 80NS, Agents,
No. 99 Bay street.
Savannah, 14th December, 1866,decl4
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, NEWARK, N. J.
Charier Perpetual,
Nett accumulation, Jan. 1,1866* $2,230,Wb s.
Total amount or dividends paid to date 716,492 6o
Tbtol amount of claims by death paid
to date 1,886,WH) 84
$4,262,488 V.
Benjamin C. Miller, Secretary, Joseph l. Lord,
General Agent, Uobort L. Patterson. President.
•The funds of this Compauy are oil solely invested
In first class bouds aud mortgages, stocks, cash, and
notes ot members fully secured by their i>oUule*
For further particulars Inquire ol'
WM. II. GLADDING.
Ageut in Savannah,
At the office of Bell k Prentiaa
J, S. SULIJ VAN, Medical Examiner.
Messrs. Pauk.foub, Fat &Co..
t. K. Tm, Esq., State Bank.
feu 29
THE GREAT WESTERN FIRE AND
MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of No. 107 Walnut tired, Philadtl^ia Penn.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. CAPITAL §300,000.
VIM, KiXLSX, AMD INLAND USDHAMCI.
DIRECTORS:
Charles C. Latbrop, 632 Spruce street;
Alexander Whllden, Merchant, 14 North Front-Btit
John 0. Hunter, firm of Wright. Hunter 4 Co.;
E, Tracy, firm of Tracy k Baker:
John R. il’Curdy, firm of Jouos, while it M’Curdyj
Isaac Haalehurst, Attorney and Counsellor;
James B. Smith, firm or James B. Smith k Oo.:
Theodore W. Baker, firm of Tracy k Baker:
R. S. Walton, 360 Market street;
Thomas K. Limerick, 634 Spruce street;
John J. Baker, Goldsmith’s Hall
CHARLES 0. LATHKOP, President.
Thos. K. Limerick, Secretary. -
JAMES M* CARTER* Agent*
Juno 16 No. 86 Bay street.
ha.
BY BELL & PRENTISS.
MUOCKWoKMIO fHILBRICK A SELL
Groat safe of liooks aud StatUmery at Auction.
THIS EVENING, at early gas light, at tho Moro
cornor or Congress Whitaker Atroots,
Books aud Stationery, Encyclopedias and vnlua-
blo Solentifie, Mechaulcal and Architectural works,
magnificently Illustrated; l/iudon and American
works of fine and useful arts, and splendid stan
dard library books lu all tl-o various dopartmonls
of Literature. Tho collection comprises the great
ost varloty of valuable standard works In the va
rious departments ».r literature, science and arts
ever offurud In tills city, including most of the bent
standard works published In this country. Anmi-
ale and elegantly Illustrated works, fine Bibles und
Prayer Books, fine Letter and Note Papers, Envoi-
opc», Stationery, An., Ac. i he hooks are all new
and warranted perfect aud will bo sold entirely
without rosorvo to tbe highest biddor.
Ladles aud gontlomon are iuvltod to cull and ex
amine them during tho day.
Catalogues may bo bad at the soles room
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for aud take
away their books tho day following each safe.
Suo to onntinuo overy evening during tho wook.
uovll
Watches and Jewelry.
THIS EVENING, 12tb, at 7 o’clock, at tho storo No.
— Congress street, opposite Monument Square,
will bo told:
A geueral assor.meut of Wotoljes and Jewelry,
consisting of Gold »nu. blivet Watches, Gold Pen
cils, Pens, Lockets, Pius. Ainu., geueral assortment
of fino Jewelry. Hated Wire, and Fancy Articles.
Terms cash. Sales to bo continued evory evening
during tbo w'cek novl2
Fulton Market Beef at Piivate Sale.
Just received per steumcr Kuoxville:
12 half bbls l ulton Market Beef, put np express
ly for us, and warranted better than any other sold
in this market.
Wo shall receive by every steamer a small lu-
voice or this Beef, which wo can with confidence
recommend' to tho dealers and warrant it to givo
satisfaction. novll
Potatoes at Private Sale.
Ju-t received per schr T Raymond from Now
York, 20 bbls Potatoes, in gwd order. uoll
Apples at Pi ivuto ale.
Just received per avhr E L B Wales,
York 36 bbls Apples, in prirno order.
from Now
noil
Houses and l-ot ut Prlvuto Slue,
l/it No, 17 corner ol Taylor uud TatlnaU-strcets,
86 to 160 foct, with Improvements, consisting or
a doublo tenement two story Houso, on high base
ment—aiTlu good repair. Fcr terms and other
particulars, apply at our Counting Room.
novO • •
New Fish.
Just received direct by schr L S Davis:
26 bbls uew no. 2 Mackerel
2u do do do 3 . do
20 lilt bbls do do 2 do
26 do do dodo 3 do
26qr do dodo 2 do
26qr do dodo 3 do
10 bbls Picketed Shad
106 boxes, each 40 lbs, uew Codfish—prime
10 do do 60 do, smoked Salmon, now
laudiug aud for safe low from the wharf.'
—ALSO—
60 boxes fresh ground Java Coffee. oo21
Bacon.
Just received iu store, and for sale low. aud on
accommodating terms:
40 hbds primo Bides. oc2l
Carter Potatoes at Private Sule.
Just received per schr J T Grice, from New York,
60 bbls Curler Potatoes. oct24
New Uciriugh at Private tale.
Just received per t-choouer I,.3 Davis, uud uow
lauding.
600 boxes first quality Smoked Herrings
25 barrels Holluud iierriugs in ary salt, for sale
low
oot 24
I
BV i;. J. BULLOCH & CO
A1 Private! _ _...
Thirty eligible building Lute, 66 feel front bj 100
to 124 not deep, situated on Tuyloi.Gorddnund^
Gaston stroots. These Ibis aro on high gi ound and
some of them in tho Immediate neighborhood of the
lot selected for tho site of tho Savannah, Albany
and GalfRallroad Depot Terms same as city lots i
vlx: one-flftli cosh, Uie baiauce beurlng Interest bi
- —■ -*•' • '■ * iWfov
■lx per cent.
Juntlj
BY OCTAVUS COHEN.,
Executor's Bale.
Will bo sold before the Court Bouse, on the first
TUESDAY In January next between tbo usual
hours of sale,
Lot offend No. 169,81st District, originally Lee,
uow Marlon roomy, c* Dtalnlng *.02Hncf«i ^8
tho property of k>hite or Jno. Screven, decerned,
ami sola fur hei.ellt of the bolrs aud creditors. ‘
oct28 J. P. SCREVEN, Execulor
SWAN & CO’S LOTTE
RIES.
(.Uittuuuu m run sum o> <ibjk<iu.J
jSOVEL^SOiiEMLU
CAPITAL PRIZE
• 40,000
3,280 PRIZES—LOWEST PRIZE $40.
More than Ono Prise to every Ten
Tickets I
PRIZES GUARAN1EEDI
FORT GAINES ACADBMl LOTTERY
CUSS 21
To be drawn lu the city of Atlanta, Ga., in public, on
FRIDAY* November 28,1860, on tho plan ol
SINGLE NUMBERS 111
$3- Purchasers lu buying 10 Whole Tiokols,
aro guarantied u Prize of $10— Halves and Quar
ters in proportion.
SAMUEL SWAN Ji CO., Manngurn
<10,0011 TicueiM—»,480 Prise*.
PRIZES AMOUNTING To
•| 0 4., 0 0 o 1 !
be distributed according to the following
ORIGINAL SCHEME I
1 price of $40,000 Is $40,000
1 “ 12,000 to 12,000
6,000 1b 6,000
*4|0Wi8 2,000
MW h» 1,000
1,000 Is 1,000
aro 2,0t(
10,000
1
1 “
“
1 “
hlO prices or.....
Too “ or
100 « .....
100 ere .
70 are
Apruoxiaunox pkizks.
4 prlcos of I60app’g to $40,000 prico, aro
* “ t*J6 “ 12.000 orlxo. are
7,000
4
4
8
40
3,(.00
12,000 prlxo, are
6,000 prixo, are
2,000 prixe, are
1,000 prize, are
190
76
50 . __
45 *• '200 prlxo, ore 1,80b
40 ure 120,000
(Hk,
600
400
300
400
3.280 prizes amounting to $204*ooo
Whole Tickets $10—Halves $6.00—Quarter* $2.6o.
For Beni,
The counting room aud st <re next to our store,
formerly occupied by Mayor k Blum. Also, several
stores under uurceuntifg room aug20
An
t
^Wsvi
NEW TIN STORE AND SHHKT-lllON
MANUFACTORY.
141 SOUTH or HABKKT SqUARX. BKVAN STRICT
1 would iuform uiy old frlouils and patrons
I have opened the above storo to conduct the
Slave, Tiu aud Sheet-Iron Business in all lu
[various forms, and wbero will be found a gen
eral assortment of Steves, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware,
which 1 will Uu pleased to show, and at such price
os will satisfy any one wishing to purchase,
AH kinds of Roofing, Gutters of Load, Galvanized
Iron Work or overy description, Job Work and Re
pairing oxecuted with dispatch, old Steves put up
and Plpoa tarnished at short notice.
Tiu Ware at wholesale and retail. Call down on
Bryan street, il will pay you for your walk.
0Ct2 JOHN J.'MAURICE, ,
Agent.
General Southern Insurance
AaHNTOY
T HE SUBSCRIBER Is prepared to effout Insurance
to any amount in the State of Georgia, ou
LIFE, FIRE OR MARINE RISKS
In the following good stock Comi»nuios:
FARMERS AND MECHANICS FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMP’Y,
[OF PHILADELPHIA.
Capital,
$1,260,000
Hon. TIIOS B. FLORENCE, President,
Eow. R. Hklmbold, fc’oc’y.
CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
COMP’Y,
OF HARTFORD, CT.
Cash Capital $300,000
RALPH G1LLETT, President,
Jas. H. Sprauuk, Seo’y.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
CuMP’Y.
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital and Assets...., $369,000
J. P. RUTHERFORD, President,
Nilas Ward, Scc’y.
BRIDGEPORT FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
CUMP’Y.
OF BRIDGEPORT, UT.
Cash Capital and Assets $126,000
IIENllY W. CIIATFIELI), President,
J. H. VVasudcrx, Seo’y.
EQUITABLE FIRE INSURANCE COMP’Y,
OP LONDON
Capital ,..$2,600,000
CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMP’Y,
OF HARTFORD, OT.
Capital and Surplus ovor $400,000
J.2C. WALKLEY, President,
S. H. Whith, geo’y.
$5* Life Insurance, to any amount, at the lowest
rate, for the benefit or the heirs and creditors, or
HUNT St WEBSTER'S.
IMPROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE.
■ESIGNED for Families, plantations, Dress mo*
'kora. Tailors, Boot A Shoo manufacturers and
jrs who may wish to do their own sowing cheap-
and with expedition. This machine sewi a uni*
. irm stitch with both sides alike, and which will uot
ravel. It Is moro simple, Is less liable to got out ol
order, and costa loss in proportion than any other
machine, and is warranted to beperfect, aud to work
All apparatus necessary for convenient use Is
psyablo to tbo wifefroe from tho claimi or creditors.
4®- Murine Insurance on hulls or cargoos to all
parts of tbo world
A. WILBUR,
oct23 General Ins. Agent aud Brokor.
room. 190 Broughton street, abovo Montgomery
street. There being no regular Botanical Drug
Storo in the city, and tho dom nd for Reform Med-
well. All apparatus necessary for convenient use Is
furnished with it, and any instruction wlU be given
that will be necessary to ensure to tbe pur»ua*er
Hs successful operation and durabllity
Tbe public aro respectfttUy Invited to call and ex.
amine them at 136 Congress st.
ALFRED WEBSTER. Gen. AgL
A very neat and ornamental Iron Table
wlilnow be given with a machine for a small sum
addition Vo the regular price May 26.
CANDY MANUFACTORY AND CON
FECTIONERY.
D AVID H. GALLOWAY, having retired from
polities, would iuform the pubiio that he has
gone to making ('andles, and selling Fraud Con*
fectienerics, Dried Fruits, Note, &o., at the old o.
tabliahed stand recently occupied by Messrs. N t-
combo, Rice k Fitzgerald, corner Broughton and
Whitaker streets, Savannah, Gz., where he will be
pleased to accommodate aud fill all orders with
promptness and dispatch, to Democrats, Ameri
cans, and the "dear people" generally.
This is the plaoo where the g nuine Cough Candy
Is made,
Enough said. Terms cash. No chargo for paok-
soil *“ —
tag or shipping.
3m—iug23
HOOKS & STATIONERY!
S 3E SUBSCRIBER has on hand the SCHOOL
BOOKS In use in tho Schools of tbe city* to-
er with a fine assortment or tbe latest Cheap
Publications, Magazines. Ac., 4c., and bis stock or
Miscellaneous Books will be increased os fast os it
cau be douo with a due regard to a good stock.
—ALSO—
A fine assortment of Juvenile Books, Colored
Primers, Toy Books,
Patter Envelopes, Wax, Bill Paper, Pencils, Pen
Holders, States* aud such Staple articles as every
body wonts.
Tne Magazine* and New Publications will be re
ceived »s early as at any Store in the city. ■
ur 1 "* nsEW
oot 8 Undo* 1 the Marshall Hous.
1 .HS Aim unt VeeUng or tim Bom it of CommlMoa
. ere of Pubiio [toads ofCluUnm county will be
.old >t tbo Court Houso, Intlio City of Savannah,
on tb. sooond Uondny In BiHi.mb.rn.nl, whlot —
will ba tb. 8tb day nfMld muulb.ntgUirono'otock, I N.wleou ttm
A, If, ■ ■ -vrs ff, WASIl, Bwillslyi ■ , I ■ yprini. by
B.C.P.B.C.C. , nor.
QEHT-S AHD BOY’S WEAK.
B LACK Cualmore. and Domklnt, Itmoy do,
Black and Dol’d Cluthi,Twoodi, S.t'nou, 811k
Voallugi, Merioo and Cotton under bnrmonU, Ho-
itory 'of all kinds, Gem’s i.lnou Cambria HdkP.,
• • *_._• a ruu^Lt.i dn -In' P..IM 1),■ .-it.-a .lit tUiiilr.
alier next, which Hom’d Stitch’d do. do.. Cul’d Borders do.,Stocks,
*i eleven o'clock, | Napoleou Tim and Cravats, to., Aw
novlWd
DxWITT 4 MORGAk-
BOTANICAL DltUG STORE.
The undersigned gives notice to his
lctaes, &c.,auch, that it nas become necessary for
him to do so. A competent person is engaged to
attend to tho storo.
Tbe undersigned will contlnuo, as heretofore, to
give bis whole attention tothe practice ormedicino,
in all its branches.
Usual indulgence for visits, &c. Witt sell medi
cines at a very small profit, and for cash only.
43* The undersigned afro takes this occasion to
announce that ho is hoarding and treating ebronto
negro patients in his Infirmary for $20 per month.
W T. PARK, M. D-
Savannah, Nov. 18th, 1866.3m—norlS
TO CONSUMERS OF PICKLES.
B ELIEVING that tbo Public have become tired
of purchasing Ploklea in Packages, holding* In
many cases* fifty per cent less than represented
w« have commenced putting up. in addition to our*
8 resent second sixe jar, nn articlo which we are fe
eding "WM. UNDERWOOD 4 CO’8. EXTRA
ULES," and are filling Into full sized jars, which
legibly stumped in tho glass, with tbeir exact
. _^nta In ounces—thus enabling tho consumer to
very Ify their truth.
These Extra Pickles aro put up with evory regard
to style, quality and flavor, aud will be sold at
felrly remunerating prices.
We have mode no ohauge in our manuer of
Greeutag Pickles, never having resorted to any de
leterious means to attain this end. Tho Cider Vin
egar which we uso is made from sound fruit, and
is entirely fie* from Vitriol or any other mineral
acid; which is not tho case with that used in moat
brands or English Pickles found in this country.
WILLIAM UNDERWOOD k CO.,
07 Broad street, Boston, Moss.
uovl8-3aw3m
KNIGHTS <fc THeIKDAYS'
FINDLAY'S IRON WORKS
MACON, GEORGIA.
Tho inbsorlber, from long oxperlenoo lu
tho business, is prepared to furnish Steam
^kWEnginorf, Butlers, Circular, Single und Gang
Nr r - - -
- Saw Mitt I'.achiuery, Grist and Merchant
Milts, Sugar Mitts, Giu Gearing, uudCaatiugs iu gen
eral. The Saw t ramus, whethor for upright or cir
cular. will bo nr iron when required. 4,11 of which,
with uls many improvements, Is warranted to be
equal to the best made at anv other estublisnucut.
His works aro on a scale as extensive os the larg
est at tho North, and he Is prepared to Utl orders
with promptness and dispatch.
aug 7 ROBERT FINDLAY
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
30,000, Numbers corresponding with thoso num
bers on tho Tickets aro placed lu one Wheel The
Urst210 Prizes urc placed in auothor Wheel, a
number is diawu from tho number Wheel, ami at
the eumo time u Prize is drawn from too other
Wheel. Tho Prize drawu U pfheed against tho
Number drawu. This operation Is repeated until
all the prizes aro drawn out.
AmmxuiAnox Ptuzxs —The two precoding ami
tho two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
lira 10 Prizes will be untitled to tho « Approxi
mation Prizes, according to tho Scheme.
$3,000 Prizes of $40,000 will bo determined by
the last figure of tho number that draws tho $46,066
Prize. For example, if the number drawing the
$40,000 l’rixeends with No. 1, then all the Tickets
where the number ends in 1 will bo entitled to $40.
li the Number ends with No. 2, then all the Ticket*
whore the number euu» lu •„ will bo outttlot to *4«>
and so on to o.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS Tu CLUBS.
As, by this Scheme, one Ticket lu overy 10 is
guaranteed touraw $40, we will sell CerUfluatOb o.
Packages ol lOlickots, (where tho uumhers eud iu
*vi» ®’, 8 » u ') at tho following rates,
which to tho risk on them.
AU that they draw over the umount guarauteed
accrues to tbe purchaser.
Certlflces of Package or 10 Whole Tickets $tiu
“ “ 16 Halt " ao
. “ 10 Quarter " 16
Jt will be perceived, by this plan, that for $00 the
K urchaser bus u Certificate of lo tickets, when 11
e buys Tickota ho would ouly got lor that sum ti
Wholes, thus by buytug Cer.lUcates he has lour
muro chances for largor Prises—Halves aud Quar
ter Packages iu proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKET’S OB CERTIFICATES.
Enclo.ro tbo tnouey to our address for the Tickets
ordored, on receipt of which they will bo forwarded
by first mall,
The drawu uumhers will bo forwurdod to pur
chasers immediately otter the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their slguuturra
pluiu, and give their Post Office, County aud State.
Renumber that every prlzo Is drawu, aud pays-
bio without deduction.
G. M. GRIFFIN,
SUCCESSOR TO LATE M. EASTMAN
Corner of Bryan and Whitaker Street*.
HAS now on band a beautiful i
8ortmont of Jewelry of evory dta- P,
cription and kind worn by ladle* «Lu!»
and gentlemen, and will sell at unusually low prices,
l havo this day received (per Express)* luge
stock of elegant Bivor Waro, consisting of Cake aud
Pie Knives, plain and engraved Fish Knives and
Forks, Pickled Knives and Forks, Knivea, Forks and
Spoons, Napkin Rings, Nutmeg Graters, Aco. &o., all
in Morocco cases, and suitable for presonte. I have
also this day received an addition to my stock ol
hairwork of light colored Curls, Topays. Braids,From
Pieces, Bonds, Uncle Tom, 4c., which now makes
my assortment complete. Ordors received for any
color desired.
Watches ropalred by and under Ihe supervision
ofsolf, and all other work done In a workmanlike
manner, and warranted. may 26
OXASSIE SCHOOL.
riMlE MAsSIK SCHOOL will ho opened on WED-
1 NE3DAY, October 16tb.
Tho Regulations require that alter tbo upouteg ol
the School, "Applicants shall bo received every
day or the first week, and on Monday of each bug
ceuding week uf the term " Thera aro still several
vacancies in the School. Until the opening of the
School, applications may be madototiio Prlnclp.l,
who will be fouud ut tbe School Room overy morn
tag from 9 to 10,
By order or tho Commissioners,
cctlf
B. MALLoft, Principal.
PIANO FORTES.
HAVING lately received large ad
ditions to our PIANO FORTES, wo
are enabled to oiler at this time tbo
‘greatest variety from the best manu
facturers, from the plainest square to tbe most efeb
orately carved, and from six to seven octaves. ^
Our Pianos are selected from tbe manuflwturorti
whom we havo full confidence In, and we mre par
ticularly requested by them to give a guaranty with
every instrument sold by j —
tone, &c.
Persons in want or a first rate instrument may re
ly with safety upon getting such * one by selecting
from tho following makers, whoso Instruments wc
All prizes oi $1,000, uud uuder, paid immediately
after the drawing—other prizes at Ihe usual time of
thirty days, tall without deduction.
H* All communications strictly confidential.
Prizo tickets cashed or renewou In other tickets
at either office.
Orders ter tickets or certificate* can be addressed
either to
8. EWAN k GO.* Atlanta, Ga.,or
out 26 ti. tiWAN, Montgomery, Ala
SEffiitE ado wnranstt—
DRY GOODS.
rpilh uudutsiguou have and are now receiving
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
To which thoy Invito the uttentiou of their friends
aud customers, and pubiio generally, os thoy feel
quite confident that they can oiler such luduco
meats as will satUty the closest buyers. Iu out
lino will be found* foil supply of Flamers’ Goods,
such us Kerseys, Blankets, Llnscys, Flannels,
tihoetings, tiliirtlugs, Cioths, C'ussimores, with a
good variety or other styles. Fancy Dress Goods,
such as rich, (ull wool,) Do Laiues, Worsted Plaids,
Cushmores, English aad French Mcrluees, bilks,
black and colored. Also, Moire Auilquo Bilks, Em
broideries, Mantillas, Cloaks, Dress Trimmings, Ac.,
Ac., ull of which we oiler on liberal terms. Call
uud examine at WKLLb k WILLIAMS,
oot 12 No. 149 Congress street,
WOOD AND LUTHIER;
A LL kinds of Wood, Boards, Planks, Joist,
Timber, Shingles, Light-wood, Posts Eastern
Laths and Puffings, fur sale, at wholesale anil retalL.
tew for cash, on tho new wharf recently erected on
the LumborYard of Robert A. Allen a, Co.
nwrl2—lyW M. J J, EOUTON.
TO BU1LDRR8*
mHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to execute
X at the shortest notice, and in the most woik-
manlike mannor, all kinds of Metal Roofing. Outlets,
Cornice, or other work connected with the manta#c-
luring or repairing of Copper* Galvanised Iron* ZUc.
or Sheetlron Business.
HORACE MORSE,
166 Broughton st
ig makers, whoso Instruments wc
endoavor to keep constantly ou hand, vis: H. Wor
cester, J. Gblckortag k Sou, Nunns k Clarko, Bacon
k Ravens, H. Waters, and Haines, Brothers a Cam
ming. I. W. MORRELL k OO.
aug 27
THE ONLY
(IfWl
MUSIC
EXCLUSIVE
Iff*)
W. D. ZOO-BAUM ft CO.
a lAKK the opportunity to return thanks to their
, friends and tbe public for their tavora, and
bepefrom strict attention to their business, for con
tinuation or tbeir patronage, and would therefore
respoclfnlly ask the attention of the public to their
usually large stock or Piano Fortes; having added
this Boason also, W. Knabor and G. Vogt’s Pianos,
which for elasticity and beauty of touch and great
C nvor, can not be surpassed, Also, on hand a
rge assortment of Musical Merchandise, and a
choice collection of Home and Foreign Music.
oct29
jgY pR. DORAN, authorj)f " Tab!* Traits,’Nko.
^ The HUIs of the tibatemuc, by Min Warner,
author or “ Wldo, Wide World*’’ &a.
A Pilgrimage to El Medtaah and Mecosb,by Uout,
Barton, of tbe Bombay Army, .with map and ilia*-
Tbe Humorous Poetry of tbe English Language,
from Chancer to tiaxo.
Lorlmer Iittiegood, Esq., a young gentleman who
wished to see Life, bv Smedlev.
Third volume Irving’s Life of Washington-cheap
Wood, Tberapewtlo and Pbarinaoalogy—a new
work.
tilmpsoo’s Obaiuretrlcs—2 vpfe.* complete.
Young America’* Picture Gallery—70 Illustra
tions. W. THORNE WILUAM8,
0610
Wnoiesale and Retail Dealers In For
eign and Domestic Dry Goods,
lb EG leave to say they have removed to tbeir
X> large now storo,
176 BROUGHTON STREET,
where tbeir ample room will enable them to keep a
complete stock in every department.
AUo,» fell line or
PLANTATION GOODS,
or the best Bonthora manufacture. Combined wltb
u» »>«»• toompltla .lock ot Udl«
Drew TOmmlop, Klbbooi, EmbroMorlM, Uom,
ud UdlM ud Ceuta Furutlhluf Goode, to autt tbe
Cttyaa well uitba Couuih Bujrent, attbalaweal
CaibpCM». O. BROWN ft CO.,
176 Broughton it,
GENERAL NOLICE.
A M. GRIFFIN has just received another fine
UN1TKD STATE’S AIAUSHAL'8 SALS',
O N tue first TUESDAY in December uoxt .1 will
soil in front of tho court houso in tbe city of Sa
vannah, boiwcon tho ueual hours of sale, *11 lota of
feud bituaed, lying aud being iu the city of Ea-
vouuah, county ol Chatham, State of Georgia, known
aud described un the map ou plan of said city, pub-
tlohcU by Juo. M.-Cooper k Co„ In 1866, as lota let-
tors A, B, 0, D, E, F, G, U, 1, J, K, L, If, N, which
said lota are bountiod North by Gaston at, prolonged
East bi Prico st, prolonged South by Huntingdon
st, prolonged West by a tract or land commonly
known as Lane k Beard, which said lota lettered
as above are parts and parcels or tbe Eaatorn a
part of Garden lota Nd. 48 and 44 East; the s*mS
lovied upon as the property of Michael Prender-
gast. to cattaTy two fifes lor the 6th Circuit Court of
ibo United States for the Southern Dlitrlct of Geor
gia, in favor or Ball, Cties 4: Co. and Klploy 4 Jud-
. - typotate"
sou vs, Michael Preudorgaat; property pointed out
by pmlntiB’s attorney* s^murooui
DAN’L H. STEWART,
u. a. Maretial.
0. C. POOLE,
Mo. 11, Whittaker street, (two dooratlrom Bryan.)
ntOLItUa AND KkTAn. DBALKB IN
j^Palnters’, Grataers’ and Artists' Brushes:
i^vewash Heads and Duster*, Dry and
'Mixed Potato of evory desoriptlon, Artist*'
iowrsln tube*. Prepared Canvass, 4c.
PAPER HANGING& BORDERS AND FIRE BOARD
PATTERNS.
Room* prepared with neatness and despatch.—
House, Stan and Ship Painting, GUdlng, Or*
(Maxing dona In the best stylo and at i
mc£i-ly"
mHE ^p.rtaerabtaTeK^Sl.r*
JL the name of PARKHUR8T 4 ADAMB, U
solved by the death ot Mr. John R-Adams fill thow
indebted to tbe fete firm are repuested to make
immediate payment. Mr. Convent Parkhurst, will
attend to tbo settlement of the aflhira of tiu said
firm, 0. PAT"
Republican copy.
octSO
GENERAL NOTIOR.
S ILVER AND GOLD PLATING can now be doow
at home. Mr. CHARLES KEMISH havin* ml.
SBftRfgSSflSthSrS
gjvw pfete, roch as^Teosetta or
Mdalm
iSBBWfSSSSSP^
«.- Ut aiffIN,