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Newspaper Page TextIOC I, matters. DA V MOUSING. JULY 34, is66. . t y c steamships Bin! Sle»i»*r» KOR KKW YORK. , Genera! Barnes. Thursday, July 26th, at ^jtiisnurl, Saturday, July 28th, at — |,, r ;i, Saturday. July 28tb. at » o'clock. ,I,B ruiLAiiax-FBi*. ,nn.iwarn 1 .:.. Saturday, July 23, at 9 K0! i fcil.TIMOBE. . Knight. Thursday. July 26, at — *c, every W ednesday morning, at 9 :,>s .itaklestok, [il ,, Ci Wednesday, July 26, at 3 p. in. : ' , verv Monday morning, atS i i’. ■" 1 • K-Mt yvcrv Thursday morning at 9 o’clock V .very Sunday afternoon, at 4 i t uil , ,.t rtOKIPA. ; -r, every Saturday morning, at ..liters^ ,-.Monday morning, at 9 o’clock : e, every Tuesday morning, at *r . J i. ui,um1 e* Co. Among our prominent patrons during tha past year has been the firm of T. J. Dunbar & Co., 147 Bay street, wholesale importers and dealers fn brandies, whiskies, gins, wines, ales, cigars, Ac. This Is a naw Arm. established here since the war, but it haa suc ceeded far beyond the average of new establishments. It was started with plenty of capital, good facilities ter a constant and complete replenishment of atock, and with the determination to build up u good, safe and permanent bnstuess. with small margin for profit, as little risk as possible, and the security to regular pi- troua of every advantage they were able to afford them. The firm was liberal ill advertising, at the start and ever since, not only in Savannah, but all over the State, in South Carolina and Florida. The reanlt is, they have secured a large permanent pa. trouage in the city, and wherever they have attempted to Introduce their goods. They have several speciali ties, which they announce from time to time in their advertisements, and in all of which they have suc ceeded. Wo have known Air. Harvov A. Stults, the managing partner here, for several years, and can re- commend him as a man of strict busiueaa Integrity and much mercantile enterprise. Tile < liolern at Tybee Abating, Wc learn from Tybee that there was only one death from cholera among the soldiers yesterday, and that there were no new cases. We understand that tha remaining eases are doing well and that the Surgeon does not apprehend any further spread of the disease. The passengers ou board the San Salvador are healthy, no case of cholera having occurred among them. VOI> ty!U ^ ?Ti ; BROTHER. Newsdealers, SLa- llera, Bull street (down emirs; last trt the Poet Office, are au* ; ; tin.’ JUiLT Nkwb & Uerald. w them will r>0 promptly attended Uroiber*# Literary Emporium. ";s.i t * the book, stationery and pe- : £-;ill Brother, corner of Bull street • uy, we l.uu J ourselves detained »u exauuuatiou of their fine assortment books »ud stationery in lair a va;ifty they liavo the finest assortment ws have anywhere found, their stock, by the detention . iV1 d r an J the late arrival of the Barnes, ry short. Ihey have all the leading Ura au'i loreign magazines and pa- iigioas, Scientific, art, illustrated, po- aud iu fact ot every current style. : ,*.uc bee-me, iu fact, a literary empo- ■\j he mu h missed by almost every Court. -* r e' 1 .:jv :.; e \ gj ch.ir e '9j with improper conduct, i flihtiog in the market. The L i 1 the United Suites army, and j. J uipstck, thought he would get : : which Le was fined five dollar# j the U. "• barracks. i improper conduct, aisor- atreetu, was turned over to c.ug a United States soldier, tdi charged with cutting Jno. •rner of Whitaker and ,..iLe. A colored witneas testified on ic.t, and stated that the negro had el- . tiio named Bennett off the pavement. red Uuecu the negro and Bennett, r atruck the negro in the month. Far- ■* toti.e a-sistAUi-e of Bennett and was • hi Farrell could not swear positively l " the person who cut him. A white teatiiied that the negro had not ■ . - lor upwards of au hour previous ;t, &ad, therefore, it was impossible : ■ 311 either iu u collision with Ben- VarreJl. His Honor, upon hear- •: both parties, 9tated that the of- ,vu. i.i jvou agnlust the uegro and there- mes i.eddy, both colored, were ■per conduct aud fighting in the Jaxue= Reddy being the most to wusLueltea dollars and costs, nv.. dollars and costs. .Oi -red. - charged with threatening tuess. v*hs arrested at the instiga- ; the I’dlowiug circumstances atch ti iui Schroederfor flO, \ to keep good time. About afts: tho x ur:ua>e was made the r sur; j l ag4;n v. hra it was opened. a • ::..3tjsr;d by several persons, all oi tijfe; luc watch would go as soon as :» l.cil l : lundicd. Under these '•ils-)u carrie.i the watcii back to . .»eii to receive U unless compelled i j 901110 harsh wurds about the *1 s i’. a p fhceusan/or conveyance 3 »;■»«. L* ichroeder stated that the v- ? <•'. l . without any warantee, u»?i hlui when he would not receive •• »l wiiiiea, *s t-'stifled that Wil- : the church, and had not for *'■ ’ ** of ir oath. A Grateful Showeh.—After several days of ex tremely hot weather for our region, we were visited yesterday afternoon with a refreshing fall of rain, ac companied with some thunder and lightning. The thirsty earth soon absorbed the water, vegetation wore a fresher aspect, and the atmosphere was sensibly oooler after the shower. New Georgia Flour. The attention of house keepers is directed 10 the* Advertisement 01 Goorgia Flour from new wheat, by Holcombe A Co., in another column. Consumers uiay rely upon it as a superior article. Medical. SINCE THE LAST ANNUAL MESSAGE Issued by the Proprietors of Ho stetter’s STOMACH BITTERS, For the Informallou and guidance of a)1 who ,,. Kdrd HEALTH As the QRBATKST OP TKMI’OKAL BI,E8SIN0S, the demand for this potent and agreeable Vegeta- ’ ble TONIC and ALTERATIVE has been Immensely increased. Auction Sales. For copies of late Washington and Richmond pa pers we are indebted to the National Express Com pany. and for late copies of Nashville papers to the Soutnern Express Company. Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI nOUSK—W. IL WlLTBEROER. E While, City J B Strother, Oity A L Shellmau, ilu J F Watkins, do s Onkenhoimer, city J II DeMontmollin, City J vv Spain. Brooksco S L Knight, Ua J \V Young, Vr.ldostan H M Young, <lo ,B MrMulIln k svt. Mobile lj Prludle, Darien jW W Wilkinson, lady fis : children, Fla A J Miller, Fla W E Shelverton, wife A 2 children. Washington,0» ,\V CTincker, Darien j I R Piuegan. Fla son even house—o. MvoniLT. O Townsend, str Svlvan Shore A. Mariner, air Sylvan Shore B Kimball. So Ex Co P Walter, City JI Krause, do B iver, do Mr Perrin, do - | J L McGuffln, Tallahas.ee W Havvard, Laurens co Mr Wright, Ga D Lott, Waresboro ueo Bishop. Utllon Head E E chtaholm. La Grange A It Leuith, N Y A M LoOvis, do W >hields, Cupt USA .1 F Goodaell, Augusta E WiikowSki* wife, But ler. Ua E fl-ian, Butler, Oa W Boyle , Tallahassee MARSHALL HOUSE—A. U. Luc*. J II Kennedy. East Fla iB F TutUUI, N Y Lord Mono. Montgomery X W Lane, USA D B Gaston, Ga K Mamble, Texas C Morrta, Macon G Patten, City N Rennean. Macon C ll.dley city W E Jonas, Augusts Mrs J Farrell A child, N Y J £ Schofield, H S College, ; Va (T Fletcher, H S College, Va J B Farmington, Jeckeoo- j ville miniature Almanac -T’tile Dag. bun rises Sun bcis At Tyliee... 4 50 7 19 u ion w ater. . 3 39.At Port 5 09 Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVANNAH. MONDAY, July 23, 1S66. Arrived. Steamship Gen Barnes. Morton New York—Wilder & Fullarton. Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Co'nen ad re- court BOTH that a night vveiv .juries . ard to ock, a bout a 0 piiT- Cleurcl. imparl.. a Per iteamer Swan, from Augusta—53 bales cotton, 15 bills paper, 77 sacks Hour, s bids mdse, 2S empty bbls, 'S sacks rice. Etyorls. Per Br bark Camparen. for Rio ieet lumber. do Janeiro—185,316 Mcmnri Steamer Eclipse at Cook’ min. Helds, i ■innd ap Pnescngera. P.,r steamship Gcn-Barnes, from New York—A M Loocis. Mrs Neauie, A U Senlch, W T Bustls. E E Chisolm, J Waldbiwg, O’to Brcvea, J Prlndie, M Wltnwski, wire *Svi. W Shields M 1> McCarthy, J F Watkins, G F Ooodscll, Jacob Denglcr A svt, U H 09- tendorlf, A F Mi-ver. W U ,Shelverton, lady k 2 chil dren. Mrs John Farrell k Son, W W Wilkinson, lady and 3 children, II Dougherty A lady. George Bi* >p. Simeon WulLE Iveys. B F Tuttle, W Boyle, TT Crowh-y. X W Lane,* M Rosenimad A son, Mrs Gold man. A J Miller, Mrs J Robinson, A 72 steerage. Perstt-amerSwan. from Augusta—Mi3e C T Mate r, Miss M i* Manor, Mrs T .1 Naylor A child. Mrs O A Irvine k 2 children. W J Hardee, P H Stanton, J T Butler. .1 .U Grav, E W Gifford, K H Gifford, Col D H dance ! Bills. A 11 Anderson. II Williams, W T Croaby, A Ginn, Capl J W Wilson and 18 deck. irtles by the .using m the ie Jury i death . side of *s un- ■ Vuaseil 1 upon arrest, 'aptain tveras, Ay and •ursutt murder. yester- i, con- y—two lmpri- by the id one ronths, ed fif- and to . Capt ■ C«...IIa.nh Per steamship Gen Birnes. from New York—Cen tral it K Nat Ex, So Ex, J W An lcreon A Son, T H Austin. Brigham. Iloiet * Co, H Bateson, WR Boggs, P H Ilehu. i; A C, J II llolshaw A Co. Blun A Meyer, B Lahore, Bradley, Hill A Oo, Brady, S k Co, Bolh- well A W, 1 laghorn * C, S M Coining, M A Cohen, Cooper, O & F. J G Cooney, Champion k H, Clark A Hirsch, M Doyle *Co, M J Doyle, Doyle * Lyons, W M Davidson, Duncan A J. Dewitt & M, Erwin A H. Erueiein A E. B F Lrustcin. A A L Freidenberg, C C Freeruau, M Ferst & Co. A Gomm, C L Gilbert, W H Grady, W Greene, Gnggeubcimer * S, Gas Light Co, S Goodall. Holcombe A Co. Uougman, A A Co, Hold en. Heed k H. Hilton J- Baadrll, G M lleidt, Heuit A Ludlow. John B Hogg, X A Hardee A Co. P M Hunt, J F Henry. Kenney A O’B, L ithrop A Co, iwvy Buckv. Lovell k L,'Linen le A G. J Llppman. J Mc- Mahou A c , J G Mather. J C Maker A Co, M D Mc Carty K. McL-k a Co, M icky. Beatty k Co, E H Met calf, McLoughltn & T, PH Muiau, M S Meyc-rs, J Cul ver, Palmer.» Dc-pplsh, H SV Pease. CD Rogers. Hich- , ardsou ,v D, 1* Reilley, A ltescher A Co, F Belch, ’ i5teenheiine r Bros, ts Solornnti P Skeban, Scranton, Smith A Co. F W si ins A Co, W U Stark, A A Solo- man. Sanderson k Wilkinson, B O Tilden, Tison A Gordon, Van Horn, Holiyoke k M, J L Vlllalonga. E C Wade k Co. D *V.ilthausor, Wilder A F, West A Meluhaid, Williams, Root A Co. Weed A Cornwell. J U Willingham, M T A Co, L S N, aud others. Per steamer Swan, from Augusta—R Habersham A Sons, plait A Co, M A colien. J Ryan, Holcombe A Co. J M Solomons. J L Koninilat, M l.eod and others. Not only In this country, but In all other lands to which commerce bears our (lag. the peculiar merits of the article are known and appreciated. It has , been found suited to all climates, all localities, and i the needs of every class of society. Compounded of : the purest vegetable Ingredients, unalloyed with any mineral salt or corrosive vegetable alkaloid, and com bining the properties of a WHOLESOME STO MACHIC, a GENTLE LAXATIVE, and an efficient ANTI-BILIOUS AGENT, It Is endorsed by practical Chemists as the safest, and by unprejudiced physi cians as the surest Preventative, Regulating aud Restorative Preparation of tho age. The nature of Its components Is the guarantee of Ita harmlessnesa. It consists of the stimulating prin ciple of sound Rye, medicated with the finest tonic, anti febrile, aperient, anti-scorbutic, and anti-spas- i modlc herbs, roots and barks that botanical research i has yet developed for the use of man. Every vegeta- i ble substauce that enters into.Us composition Is I culled and selected with scrupulous care, anil no ; thing that Is not sound and perfect of Its kind is used I in Its manufacture. In the factory at Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a sys- ! tem of Inspection f»r more thorough than that ' adopted by Government authority, as a test of the quality of the great staples of life, la rigorously prac- j Used. Every barrel or the cereal stimulant whirh | forms the basis of the Blttsrs is ascertained to tie ab solutelv pure before it Is received Into the manufac- I turlng department, and every leai and dbre oi the j medicating Ingredients scrutinized before the process j of Infusion commences. Such Is the euormougca-j paclty of the tanks In whlcb’tlie Bitters are prepared ] that the proprietors are enabled to keep a large stock {- on hand, and to supply the domestic ami foreign • market with an article matured and mellowed by lima. Hence the fiery and biting Savor winch at- ' aches to ordinary bitters, and which is due to their j newness and the Inferior quality of ibe drugs and alcohol of which they are concocted, is never per- i celved in this mild and agreeable preparation. Ac- J cording to the testimony of able chemists, the os- eencc of good Rye is the most healthful of all spirits, I and Hostettev’a STOMACH BITTERS Are the only Medicinal Tonic In the World of which tuaufiuld is the stimulating Ingredient. To Dyspeptic Smfferers. j Under the general head of Dyspepsia may be classed - all the varieties of Indigestion. Ita symptoms are 1 to various, and differ ao much in different individuals thstlt Ir almost impossible to classify them. In fact, some of them are utterly Indescribable. It may be ' safely asserted, however, flat ball tlie dtaeaeef or; mankind spring from a disordered condition of the | stomach; and that the other halt whatever their, origin,react upon that sensitive ami Important or , gan. Among the ordinary indications of Dyepepslfi' are flatulence, a bloated ami full feeling about the stomach and abdomen Immediately after eating, a , gnawing sensation or a senve of hollowness at tho pit of the stomach between meals, a beavv dull feel ing In the head, feeble or unsteady appetite, occa- • slouai nausea, restlessness daring night and s weary, onrefreahed feeling on rl9ingln the morning, palpita- i tlon of the heart, depression of mind, sometimes amounting to monomania, loss of memory, confu sion of thought, sour stomach, with raising of food. ' and a choking sensation in the throat, dimness of eye, palQ in the diaphragm, feebleness and disincll. nation for exertion, and sometimes emaciation and a corpsc-ltkc pallor. These are a few of the direct | signs of Dyspepsia, but an it Is generally complicated with specific affections of the liowVls, the liver aud , the reives, Its victims have many additional torments , which are technically attributed to oilier causes. | The best advice that can be given to any one who . has the slightest predUpoiifioii to Dyspepsi;', Is to Tor- j tlfy Ills or her digestive organs by the daily use ol Hostetler’s Bitters. • _*'■■** 1 Tli0 disease proceeds li°m a iacK of vigor in the : stomach, and this vitalizing preparation will tone | and renovate that organ. If the gastric apparatus is In good working order, and can perfectly dissolve and thoroughly assimilate the food submitted to Its operation, there will be no Dyspepsia. If it cannot I do this. It requires reinforcement, and the best of all ; reinforcing agents should be forthwith resorted to. : The stomach U the conimi*9ariat «>f the system, it j supplies the elements of life tiflhe whole body. * In If is prepared the material of Mood, mu3cle, bone and fibre, and if It fails to purvey that material in quantity, and of a propel kind, the whole body eul- fers, and with It the im nial faculties. Then-fore pro-! tect the commissariat department. Don't let the en •my obtain posseesion ol It. It Is easier to prevent | disease from getting Into an organ than to expel it , after it become# a chronic fixture. Consider the j first indication of nneasinesa in the stomach as a | sign that Dyspepsia Is preparing to attack, and baffle If at once with the (TREAT RRPELLANT. Bat If It ia too late to prevent, remember that it is j not too late to cure. It Is believed that there is no case or Chronic Indigestion that can withstand the remedial operation of AUCTION SALE! OF New. Light Draft. Iran. Side Wheel RIVER STEAMERS. Will be sold at public outcry, an.) to the highest bldiler, in front of tlie Exchange, in the city of Sa vannah, at the hour of 12 precisely, on WEDNESDAY, THE 1ST OF AVOl'ST, the following exceedingly light draft new, iron. Hide wheel, double engine River Steamers : Chas. S. Hardee, Two Boys, Wm. G. Gibbons. The Steamer CHAS- S. HARDEE is 144 feet long over all, 40 feet wide over all, built of the very best iron, and in the moat substantial manner, by one ol the very best light draft steamboat builders in the United States. Double engines; 16 inch cylinder; 6 feet stroke; draft, 18 inches; capacity, 70u bales cot ton; 7 months old. The Steamer TWO HOIS was constructed by the same tmllders and in the same substantial manner; is 130 feet long over all; 36 feel wide overall; double engines; cylinder, lr. Inches; 6 feet stroke; draft, 14 Inches; 9 months old; capacity. 450 bales cotion. The HARDEE and the TWO BOYS have each ac commodations of the best kldfl for thirty passengers, with state rooms, furniture, Ac., complete, and are really for work at a moment's notice. They have been running on the Altamaha, OcimMgee ami Ha vannali Rivers for the past six months, and their substantial construction and light draft admirably adapts them lor the navigation of these waters cr any ol the shallow rivers of the South. • The Steamer WM. G. GIBBONS waa burned on tlie Savannah Itlver. Her trail, machinery,-boiler, Ac., were only slightly Injured, and are n#w in tills city and can be seen at any time by applying to the nn dersignod. The three Boats will I* sold separately. Terms as follows Onefomth payable In two monihs; one fourth in three months: one fourth in six months; one fourth in nine months. » For further particulars apply to BttWIN * HARDEE, Commission Merchants^ Or to BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN, jy21-td Anotioneere. Savannah, Ga. Good Investment. BY BELL. WYLLY & CHRISTIAN. Will be sold on the FIRST TUESDAY in August, in front of the Conrl House, at 11 o'clock, A well built BRICK HOUSE, with out buildings, and renting at $45 per month, sit uated on west half of lad No. 10 Wesley Ward, and fronting son'Ji on Taylor street, between Habersham and Brice. Dwelling has two stories on high basement, gas pipes introduced, with a good pump in the yard. Sold on account aud risk oi foruw purchaser, he not complying with terms of sale. Terms : One half cash; balance CO ami 90 days with approved endorsed notes, with interest, pur chasers paying for papers. . jy24-td» Cotton Press at Private Sale, BY BELL,, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN. ONE LARGE COTTON PRESS, made by R. L Alh-u, o' New York, whieh may be worked hy hand or otuer power. Capable of pressing by hand the largest bale.of cotton to a size suitable tfU shipment in five minutes. We will take pleasure iu showing the Tress to any person desiring to purchase. jy24-tf . MARSDEN’^ Asiatic Cholera Cura [S’WITHOUT DOUBT, the only safe snd reliable" nnt? W cWll> f° r lfle immediate relief an»l cur# of the ttnestt ^ w llc \(kreateua todevastatc our cod- demic^of^s?in S Sa , i^ lth sach 8aa * M during the epi- Cholera, Cholera Morhhs andhiarrhiBa. Great sucprlse bus liecn . xpressed at the comnarm tlve Immunity with which the French and English armies haw escaped the plague when stationed at posts where the psati’.euce prevailed, and, on Inquire, we discover it is wholly attributable to the ass or this invaluable preparation— ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE. The proprlet r^confi-lent of the merits o tUls pre paration. has lit ted up a Laboratory for its m inufae ture, replete with all the appliauces of modern science, considering It a duty to contend against the plagne, and use all means which medical experience suggests towards relieving and mitigating its effect. Satisfied, hy experience, of the result, relying on the impartial opinion of tha medical profession, to whom the f rmula of Its preparation to at all times access! ole 1 present MARSDEN’S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE As the greatest discovery science haa mads to arrest the progress of the scourge, CHOLERA MORBUS TKRTAHED BY •I*. \V. JV1 ARSDEN , DEPOT AND LABORATORY 467 BROADWAY. N. Y. FOR SALE BY ALL ORIY1UISTS. Pioneer [Line FOR NElTYORK. CMblto Passage $‘$o oo The splendid steamship PER1T, Delanos, Com. mander, will leave for the hbovo |>ort un her regular day, Saturday, July 3H, at Ws’cliirk a. an. For Height or passage, having superior accommo dations, apply to J»*3 HUNTER A GAMMKLL. FOR BALTIMORE. FOE DEV 'ST ” Nothing n.-w under Ibe ean-’ was an old adage which cannot he admitted as a truism in the preaent day, for we have hourly to record discoveries and In ventions In Med cal S.ience which would astonish Galen and his dlseipMs. Uf the many which come before onr notice womustslngleout Dr. T. W. MARS DSN’S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE as an article of real merit, and cheerfully recommend it In ail diseases of the bowels. We speak from personal knowledge In this matter, feel lug satisfied all who will try It will endorse our views.—.V. Y. Times. J«28-ly. BARRETT’S JNJ rutting, Jpcrwell & Co., BANKERS, MACON, G- E O C- A. NUTTING, A. II. POWELL, ^ ISAAC SCOTT. nranvQs EDWARD PADELFOR1). Jet^Cm SAVANNAH. W ILL liE SOLD. ON THE FIRST TUESDAY.IN Aupnst next, at Mi© Court IIouhp dooi, in Reldsville, Tattnall c ounty, with n the if-jra! hours of sale, Four Hundred (400) Acre# Land io the potty- tlr«4 District. f>r##!d r.CUJ*t», M**'* ^hsrcia-tfca laie AMOS J. IIKAllN lived, sold aa tti© property of AMOS J. HKAKN, deceased, for tlie benefit of the heirs and • redHore of s>itrt de-eaeed. Term# mode known on the fifty, Tlii« Ji\n© ?Gth. 1*06. L. AswiL TIPPiNS, jytej - Avion msi»*Tir pphoya Kon. THE LAND WE LOVE For .Tuly, J UST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE BY KSTILL k BROTHER, Soil -tree!, next to flic Post Office, jy*0-tf m Down Stsirs._, NEW PERFUME ForwtRe Handkerchief. ON THIS CONTINENT. It is warranted to restore orav Bair to its riRidiSAi. natfrai. cunuB, In every case; It will stop the hair from falling on; it will ires the hesd from humor* and dandruff; prorate the growth of the itair, and is a beautiful dressing. We offer no large rewards, but we antborize all or our agents to refund the money to any person who will nso two liotlles, and then say Bar rrr’s Veok table H uk IteiTOHATiYg haa not performed all we claim. Besiihionii /Irvin Olf Capital uf thr United Stalea. Messrs. Barrett A Co : 1 was Iniuc'sl to give tout Heir preparation a trial, and can heartily recommend It as unequalled as a Dressing. Purifier and Restorer,—gtying to the Htfr a luxuriant richness, and to the head a Cool and most agreeable sensation, while It Is Thorough In re storing the liatr to Us nature!color. Very respectfurty, W. Hamlet. Washington, 1>. (’., MayU, 1868. Messis. ,1. R DiRurrr A Co : I was induce.i t,y a friend to make a trial of Bar rctt',3 Vegeiublw Hair Restorative, and l am very much pleased with tlie i trect It has had on my hair. I waa nearly half gray, and now, b*rore using one boule, my head ls treed from dandruff, and my hair has all the appe trance of youth. I fully believe Bar rett's to be I lie best hair preparation Iu the world. Wm. Hamilton. FieduUM, N. V., April 26, I860. ■J. It. BARR KTT <V CO,, Proprietors, Manchester, New Hampshire. JACOB UPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. {W Sold by all Druggists jyb-tf The new and elegant steaxa3hi|, E. C. Knight, Captain DENTT, Will sail for Baltimore on Tharsday, 24th Inst., at — o'clock, — in. Freight for PHILADEPH1A will he received and checked through at the same rates charged by other lines. For freight or passage, haying poo I ar.-osnmo- dattous, apply to Laroche, west a Daniels, }gfl i .loneq^jBlock. FOR NEW YORK ATLANTIC COAST . Mail Htemusliip Company. Cabin Passage, $40.link, (10 Consignees per Central Kullrooil. July 22, 1866. 229 bales cotton, 63 bale'- liomestlcs, 7 bales old rope, 16 cars Inmh r, 9 cars old iron and mdse, to J w Lathrop A Cu, P 11 Bebn. Ge«. Patten. T U Austin, Crane A Ginvb'.ll, F W Sims k Co, A Wilcox AOo, Weed. Cornwell k Cj, R Habersham a Son, John Ry an, Wad ley ,v Milieu. Brady, Smith k Co, Claghoru A <'unuluprhruu, Latlirop lo, Ii J' Willingham, Geo i Cope. Atlanta Market. ^ce. Entered into bonds in • do : lart to ke#p the peart for : i Jobu Jeckliu—Breac h of u'Jy to keep the peace for i cases I S yTUBDat, July 21.— Business was somewhat anima- , lG : j ted‘yesterday, and prices tended generally upwards. * J A great scarcity exists in the article of Grain, aud iiidani there caiuiot peihaps be fouud to-day in tho market •d dol- : more than one car load erf good White Corn, while of | Yellow aud ^lixed toe supply ia only moderate. We were shown a private dispatch from 8t. Louis yester- ■eui to « day afternoon, announcing an advance of 12 cents per bonds \ btt»be! in White Corn in thst market. That ia folly , equivalent to $1 50 per bushel for tlie same in this ! market. We aavrauother private dispatch from Loui#- viUb placing the price of Clear Side Bacon at 22>£, which ib iuiiy equivalent to 25 cents for the same artl- Atlanta. * :, his information #*used aomeexcite- ■- n commercial circles, itnd a general advance Tor rhe present we will place our » |C T ; 1> t.. j tra f'iV], —We desire to direct the at. dverti^ement of Mr. H. T. ho Rile of the “Arrcw Ties which have been intro- 'ud other Gulf States, and 7); n« :re superseded the use of -on. xliesc irou ties and bands - - ' over uje b-si quality of rope, '-helper, it will be seen that '* ' this city, and ilr. • st-.n have them for sale. la.ir • J .V‘ • ' ,team » M P General Bcmes, -e- York, arrived below at an r ; ‘ . m °futog, but too late for the • r^ch her wharf. The Barnea ^ • ‘ ^quence of having experienced " u of Ca P r ‘ Hatteras, which con- tit.' *' e ’ kcri rapers we aremdebted 1 Jr - * •" “ — "... ™ vo.,d ** fuUu**, with tlie remark that a ChJSwhu bB Pnrchaaed at aU: Mu la v T’ ? buahi-l $1 38®1 40 The following wereme^ 1 «' * > $1 u® 1 83 ttrday: u ° riding figures for Bacon ye#- Shoulders Plain Western kiam - i*! Canvassed Hams . ■ -7u C Clear Ribbed .Sides .. .26 $28 Clriff Sides la^laa* Cmoice newFmur 13 v.-.y *,^ ajaui-Zin t $17 00@13 50 per barrel. The J™* at down until there is very lutlc o,, tliemSrt* unsonud, aim down until there regarded generally few transactions. THE MONTY lUSKJZv ruin’s Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, This belief is grounded on twelveyeais’ experience’ of the efficacy of the preparation. The first instance ! of Its failure to give relief Is yet unchronicled. If It ever bad failed, the Volaminons correspondence ad | droned to the proprietom from nil parts of the United ■ States and South America. would at least include I 'ono letter expressing diasatlafaci Ion. Bat no, there j is not one. The testimony, extending over a period j of more than a -dozen years, ts all of the approving tenor. Oertainly this la a sufficient warrant for claiming that the BITTERS are a SPECIFIC FOR INDIGESTION IN ALL ITS VARIETIES. Hostetter’s Bitters AS a Household Medicine. It Is a great fallacy to suppose that the nauseous- nesa of a medicine ls any proof of Its value as a res torative. The truth la, that U the palate revolts against a remedy, It cannot do much good -, HOSTETTER’S BITTERS Are not unpleasant to the taste, and always soothe and quiet, instead of Irritating the stomach, indeed they are tha best known preventative of and curs for nausea. Their usefulness as a family specific can scarcely be overrated. Eor sickness at the stomach, sudden spasms, wind colic, hysterica, nervous head ache, lassitude, low spirit,, ami the thousand and one little ailments that are continually occurring In every family, there ls nothing comparable to them. A whole medicine cheat rull of tinctffrsa, csaences, pow ders, and pUla, ls not worth s single bottle of the BITTERS Id snch cases. Caution. A Most Exquisite, Delicate, and Fra grant Perfume, Distilled from the Rare ud Beautiful Flower from which it -akea its name. Manufactured only by PH.4LOW A SON, NFW YORK. BEWARE Or C0URTEBFE1T8. ASK FOR PHALON’S^TAKR NO OTHER Sold by Dretlrista generally T XX E GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY THE GOVERNMENT indorsement. In order to guard against dsngerons impositions, the public are requested to take especial note of the beantifhlly engraved proprietory stamp, through which the Government uf the United States officially authenticates every tiottls of Hoetetter’a Bitters.— This shield, thrown hy the Government over the pro prietors and tne public for their tolnt protection, is placed coupicoonsly acroe? the cork and over the neck of sach bottle, aud cannot tail to strike tho eye of the most casual observer. Nothing that purports to be Hostetter'* Bitters can be genuine unles, tha stamp ls there. It la also proper to state that tho Bitters are sold Our brokers were having Gold yesterday at 45 ,,, cxclnaiTely In glass, and never, under any clrtmhi' ,niug at 49, and bnt little doing. Silver w s b ^ 1 stancea by the galloa or barrel, imporiors and —r.A. ore —a w_i.i .4 sn traitors are abroad, and the only safeguard tne puo- selling ,,— — bongi:t at 35 and lold at 40. Notice to Owners of Dogs. Citt or SivasKAn, Mayob’b Orncti Jnly 22, 1666. T "VTOTICE is hereby given to all ownersof Dore tb.t i. v ou and »»*«» "* • — — lie have against them ls to see that the Bitters they boy bear the engraved label and note ot hand ol Messra. Hoatetter A Smith, and the stamp above men tioned. PREPARED AND SOLD BT HO' a &. SMITH, THORN’S tURPOI'lfD KXTKAtT ,,K COPAIBA and SAIBAPARILLA sas.'aggJS" tione l by me facnlty of mediclus, and recommended by the most emiuent of theprofe eion As a SURE aud SPEEDY care for ad of the Blai.dez. KrnNns. and UatNAET Os *«•» °> »".e 8KXX8. TO BKCTTHr. y > Tns GmciNt J - psjrf, observe this f , r';i co'tl LABEL, or j . TfRB BfUUP O * And covcrmi: the bottom of rxen rOT. NONE OTHER 13 GENUINE. fT Observe there procauUnn, tod wWre^or ore No. 2T8 Greenwich tW Sold by all Pingglato. J^Jtawtlm G TAX NOTICE. riUfli; 1 NDEBSIGNKD Is prepared to receive the JL miv faxc.- assessed by Hie ..riiiuaBce of ths 27th of December. lBOi—a. well iiw that are payable monthly a.« llo'Jle made payable quarterly, «u or which are hereiuaftfir afaled. The citizens who have nolpahiihe tax due upon their real estate forttie whole tear, mat now par the amount due for the quarter elided ou the .Kith day of June, or for die residue of the year. t On gross sales of merchandise (including salea of liquor; except cotton, ry per cent. Ou gross sales of cotton, I-10 per cent Ou all eommissioua derived from any business transaction (other than merchandise) hy any factor, auctioneer, broker, forwarding, shipping or commis sion mereiiants, i per cout. ^ On all incomes derived from salaries and the Dor suit of any profession, facnlty. trade or clung what soever. except lrom real estate, 1 per cent. Ou gross receipts of any business transactions, not In. luded in the roiegnlng, and Including all laeon unco companies and agencies, gas companies, ex press companies, cotton presses, hotels and restaur ants, l per cent. On all receipts for freight or passage monev which are payable in this city, 1 per cent. On gross earnings of every bank, bank agency or bankers, l percent. On every horee and male, except those actually used in wagons, drays, trucks or other vehicles, for which badges may base bean taken oat, one dollar pci month. On evary dog. three dollars per annum. On the value of all furultnre, jewelry and plate w r lh over three hundred dollars, 1 per cent. Every male resident between the ages of twenty- ooe and sixty years, except only such as may be enti tled to regtsn-y and to vote at city elections, and who shall rcglsUrtheir Dames and pay for the same, one dollar per aunmn. On real estate, 1 per cent. R. T. GIBSON, iy2-ti City Tnaanrer. Co-Partnership. T HE FNDERMGNED have associated thawsclyaa together under the firm name ol A. W1LODX to CO., for the pnrpoee of transact ing a Factor aga, 00m- mission and Forwarding Business. Refer to H. Brigham, Ortoyni Cohen, E. Padetford and A. S. Hartridge. A. WILCOX. jy2->tn T. H. PALMER. NOTICE. B Y the Ordinance passed by the City Conned on the 27th day of December, 1886, the taxes upon gross sales of every description of merchandize and wares, upon freight and passage money payable in this city, and upon homes and mules, are required to he paid monthly. The undersigned ls prepared to re- ceive the above lai lor the past month of April. K. T. GIBBON, Jyltf City Treasurer. Just Arrived and For Sale by KENNETH HACLEU CO. N 202 Bay Street, RW SMOKED SIDES AND STRIPS New Smoked shoulders Dnffleld Hams, covered Washington Hams, covered M-itiaL.g'g Hams, covered ALSO ON HAND, Mesa and Prime Pork, In bbls aud half n!4a_ Pulton Market Family Beef, In hall bbla Goshen Baiter, In tabs, and Family and Maker's Flour. Jy3-tf GREAT SOUTHERN pm wiReoip . AND- " De|wttbrPrint*ra Supplies 210 Bay Street, Srannata fia. >LATN K,R A BOSWOBTH keep constoatlyoB hand _ a huge stock of Ledger. >tipgu|g Fapera, of 1 »»i*c# aud wel^hte: fllao* Bladere* Boara^ Card Boatdfl, Printer#' Carilk, Itnvoiope*, Twine# and Printing Inks. . ^ Having had' lot»e experience In the ba1nn» *n6 buying our goods in large lot* dii#ct from the manu- tactuTfcrt enables n* to comp^c with New York prices. * 0 Agents for Wade’s celebrated Printing Inks; Agents In this citv for the Bath Paper Mill#. The highest cash prices paid lor all kinds of paper tock. / — Var T\l£M 9 bir ''I'WA MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE LUNCH HOUSE, Bull Street, near Bay Lane. F REE LUNCH served ftom tla. m-tolp. m.,and from 9 p. m. to 12 m Heat Of Liqaors, Ales. Wines, Ac., constantly on h#nd. are Notice • . -i nsrte- '‘*t« *3*' RNPfjir:. Exsea'or. The new '.nd very fast aide wbrel »leainshi;i GENERAL BARNES; 2.000 tons, Thos. H. Morton, cemmandcr. will posi- tively sail on her regular dsr, Thursday, Jnly 2f:lh, mt V e. i.ioek S. m. For freight or passage, having very superior ac commodations, apply to' WILDER A FULLARTON N. B.—No freight received oa .pie day of sailing. No bertha secured after TueetfariWth Instant, unless paid for. jv21-St OLD n-WEGKLl IM Leave e?ery Tuesday anil Saturday. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, HT. MA RY'S. FEN NAN DINA, JACKSON VILLE'AND picolaTa >y • Ths new and elegant steam packets, LIZZIE BAKER,- Capt. N KING, an,! SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMBS TUCKER, having been specially fitted np for this runtc with unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regularly for the above places, the Sylvan Shore every TUES DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker every SATUR DAY MORNING, at ten o'clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday and Friday, arriving at: Savannah every Wednesday and Saturday mornings, in time to connect with the New York stemm.-rs. For freight or Passage apply at the office ,.n Florida wharf, or to — CLAGHORN to CUNNINGHAM, Agent. N. B—All freight payable hy shippers. iyitt-tf Direct anil Regular Communication WITH HILTON HEAD. Sloop. Fanny & IVIary, Capt. Alnnr., Is running regular trip, hetreecn Savannah and Hilton Hesd, cairyiugfreight, at regular rates, and, when desired, taking a ic.'paaaengera Hue la per fectly dry. In good order. .And has made ronjai kubly S nick trips. #• carries tlie United Slan-s mail. Tho rational Express and Transportattou Company and fionthern Express an aathorized to receive paclmges for hqr. —, Any information ran be obtained of r.rpf. Sickcf or by inquiring of II. G. Rcwk. corner‘ati St Julian and Bryan streets. r - ti HAS3AOE RATr S Owb.n Pgaa.,.. 9W , - . S| „ # w me tt^end fast steamsWiLan. sot, ki -n. land, commaader, will sail a» »bo ‘ ^ Saturday, Jaa^g, •- , For freight or passage, havre^i- perfor to any steamer in tola trade B. ft. 11. ML ... •a » No. U bt e • , . GARRISON A ALL s • > r>^ lygJ ~- -No. ft Bowl- v. For Philadelphia; 'fh*.* first ciauft RtCi«iDi i j4 Tonawaridfi . teal, Commande w!H sail for the above 1 port on haterdsy, July 28, at «• u' Hliippers wishing to avail themse - 'age- ef direct shipments, thos avol ling of goods through intermedlati Rr - fled lliat store room vill be fnrn during the ah-ence of the ski,a. For freight or passage, having su r u ,, rlations, a; plv l<» lyl*> HUNTER .. • . FOR pABlESfQS VIA BEABFOR' Xhrotigh by DavJfigiit, pilot Boy capt. T. R. Pareto. rr.,kir,g place of steamer Fauidto ,ra, . . _ r Will leave as. above from Florfto West Broad street, nntil further net e, <n :, Miminv moumjic, at . ’cio„. Return.; ^ leave Charleston , j, DAY MORNING at eame hour. ' While the boat is on her trip fre ceivcd and stored In fire proof wi ' - expense. This boat fa new. very fast, and he mo,rations for passengers. For frel, apply to F. M. MYB] O 9 tf J ,i e‘. irf. TUB UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP fit 3 7 ' * FOR ST. THOMAS, PABA, PERU t BAHIA, AND RIO DE 31 . Under contract with the United Stel - Governments for the carriage of the jrra. patch one of their NEW FIRST CLASS SIDES 8TBA1UC S QI each over 2,000 tons burthen. On th« 22d of Every Prom the * IPort of N ew For the following named ports and ing rales or passage, payable In gold lent: vntST GUIH. From New York to Ae- Triuirwu. „. Krom New York to Para hYom New York to Pernambuco From New York to Bahia... Prom New York to Rio Ue Janeiro..., Steerage at half these rates, meals au clnded. An experienced .Surgeon is attached t AH Letters must pass through the Po ' age 10 cents. Fur further information or passage ai B. H. HARDK No. 12>«odfl GARRISON * ,. 1 New Y FOR SALE, RIV*H STEAMBOATS and T0W- Y' BOATS, of various size- and draft.. " 1 ALSO, * ' - Sailing Vessels, St, am Ba-gcs, fie, NOTICE. TO ALL WANTING FUfi I am opening for the iupEftion #f i a fine ffapfr of CABunfr furnituke, cha . TRESSES, Ae., 4XL, To Which ihe attention atpBIm. ‘ Marcrootns, 178 BROUQHTONi rr, ,ock> oU Urj Goods Store. W«-lj 8.B. HAt GTfT SOUTHS! N Importing and Maantoctarii DRUG HOI No. #34 Pratt & Wilson Br -l ■ WI10LE3ALE DRFQOI i.i % Manutacturiof Cht SOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PORT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTI^gNT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. In addition topur bualness of selling Wines, etc. In original peonages, and in order to in9nre to con sumers Pore Liqaors in a compact and convenient form, we commenced the enterprise of bottling and packing In cases our well known Wines, Brandies. Whiskies, etc., and have sent them out In a style that would preclude the poeaibOity or their beiog tam pered with before reaching the porcbaacr. The gen eral appreciation and greUlyfng success tbnr has re warded our efforts has encouraged ns to nminraln the standard as regards quality, also, to make in-. cre09ed efforts to retain the confidence and patron age which has bean so liberally bestowed upon us BUONGER A CO.. [BRtbthhed 1778.) Importers of trines, Ac.. No. l.o Beaver street, New Vo, k. The above papular goods are put up m cares ron- tainingone dozen bottles each, aud are sold by H. S . RUWE. Savannah, and qll prommeur I irnpi+ds. racers, etr- * * . OPINIONS OF THE PREEN. The rime Of Rtnlnger k Co., No. 15 Beaver street, is a (oseantre of the exact and literal truth oi what ever tii^r represent—N. Y. Com. Advertiser. The Importing honse of Blnlnger k Co.. No. 15 Beaver street, ls conducted upon principles oi luleg- ■rity, fttlrnesJ, anil the highest honor,—N. Y. Evening Bxpre*. Je6-l»eo<lA\Vlv J. J. WEST, SUCCESSOR TO F. V. HALSEY A CO., 1A9 BAY T9TREET; %■.* <vitj T Hotel JBmilding's* GROCERIES# WHOLESAIF. i - * * « fint* ^^fakie,. Starch, Gin. Candies, : . Rum. a, Pckics, Coffee, Sardine- Sngax, . Lobsters. Flonr, Oysters, Mackerel, Palsson. Russ' Brandy, Gin and Whiikey Cocktail, Arrack, Moosina and St Domingo Fnnche*- Rnss’ Bt. Domingo Bittere. Drake's Plantation Bitters. 288 KING STK . Fourth door above Market «t, Charl«sto PRATT, 18. W. to (%te S. • ami Ml Pan. WILSON-1 P.l [Grad iCoUc Th# Proprietors ar# Nati cm gians, DIALIBI IM oavas, OBiMiLdr ORDOGIVTS' 13m COW FEED! COW f F reshcorn meal, mixed with > au excel last article of cow feed; alt Tor hOTses and mules when mixed with i For sate at a low price at the . . g , SAVANNAH SNEAK u 4 rr East end of Brouel P.C. LIOHTE * CO fLate Llglde, Newton A Bradbn Manufkriann of Pint Clo Morton, Highest premium At* the American Wor Exhibition of the todaotry of gff** This weak news estaMtotoaaffTfvdre' New York Clij. • commission Merchants, Titcber •> • con:**': : Pwd,,ctt - “ d licit conslgonicnts ■f-ITS •rt-.ii, < dfl-t»wtf MoKAY, BLISS A 1st Brands HEWSPAPfifi D£f YTTKhavc increased onr fsduties, and Y Y ing by every mall and steamer tba 1D1CALS, -iTEPY , NE V.’SPAPEES, 7 j e;-; Zf.N’KS. 4NUC&FA- c L*r2i'.n PabLuuiOn* npyH '•* i 1 An: » aiftfiCi'ja fo- I: DTvc.irod : H. >WFLL. A^mlristraur 1 5 dr. £ ST ILL & BROTH LK, Down stairs) Balfstreet, next to Post Office.

Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Daily news and herald. (Savannah, Ga.) 1866-1868, July 24, 1866, Image 3