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u - 1M. - T^7si'* m,l,, P* ** d lKP» r ‘“ rOH NSW TOE*. ^IP Missouri. Saturday, August I <>*“ Herman Livingston, Tbumtoy, ,11 o’clock a * 113 ■ FOB BALTIlfOB* i9ihj pXortb roint, Sunday, August 15 fjfc FOB rUH.ADCLI’IilA. o _ t;p xonanaudu, Saturday, Angast: r0B CUAKIJWrON. Piloi Boy. every Saturday, At fio’c ■' Pmnie every Wednesday, atS o’cl j»>» er ' ’ „ Thursday morning at» : ;(>® er ‘ ' f ob Aoouarn. ,'aier EtP re33 ’ SaturJa} August liner* i’clock., o’clock. 11, lOrning, . poll KI.OKIDi. , (jfflcr Lizzie Baser, every Batwdaymo: „ „ ver y Monday morning, at 9 o'clock :e **^vlvui Shore, every Tneaday morning, ai irti va * ' . n ROAD DAILY PASSKNOER up train I rtv^il ^ . Ram lrrI ^it »».»«. in-™ pons pisaESOEB teaim I w ,,e ]&“-•'••'.V.'Sitfiji at 7:06 p. M. | Am™**- rrfl o H r fassknoer tbaw i.ranuab at 7:05p. it. I W«’“'jS«at 4:00 a. m. *Z2jS* at 7:(XU. fr: 2 i:: '' w «>- most passesoke tao* j ,. 5:40 p.m. ' Hj:^sa*tait «;25P. M. !£,« n Sivannah at................ .5.00 vl u e and Gordon trains connect with • ‘ SrS down alght passenger trains at Gordon. _.. cta baILBOAu—PAH.T (Sundays ex- ^<:!C 1>u eepted) ■ i( .s Savannah at 9-?? pm £»at Tliomasyille at 9.17 p. ft bo laomasvil e at \ Wa. ft at savannah at c -Wo *• *• I . i^TiuT £ imOTllEK, Newsdealers, 8tt- ■^'a n*)K3eller* Bull street (down SUITS} :■& aUa , r .i»a, run viuce, are au- kf^agentsfor the Daily Nkw» A Herald. r * ( r( j eM ,c!t with them will be promptly attended Atlantic **d Gulf lUlimMl. t . 1L dication of the energy and basinets-like „ which every department of business Is con- about this road, we give below s brief account f..jwjrkiBgsuf the establishment, as witnessad by L^Uof this office yesterday. As the amount of -rkrmcd in the various departments of this es well as the condition of its ifiairs since ccajatlon of the city, in December, 1865, may be :«:ctt tj many of our readers, who are more or dentifted wi:h it. we present below a summary of aeut condition : . 'cnee surrounding the yard, which, on the oc- losu: Savannah, was carried off and used as fire U uuw being replaced—the east and west aides iieaitirary panel fence—which, according as the ■i of the company will admit, is to be replaced ■nek wall, the same as is now being erected on : rth Bldo of the yard. Ths portion of the saw vute, upon which work Uaa been suspended for ccent, is of but little consequence in a business [A view, the entire length of the building being hundred and eleven feet, and the unfinished on not amounting to more than about forty feet, lushed portion, in addition to the old warehouse, s ample for the present business, but the new :.c* wiii surely be needed for the coming bnsi- i sckiju. The new warehouse is fitted up into inoenta for the reception of freight for the dlffer- ;stations, and are divided off by ten large platform , cl the lUnks £ Dinmore parent, of ^h^del- h-i machine shops every thing is being gotten in such a manner that in two months all the awry found in a first class machine shop will be rtiug condition. The stationary engine, which ciu\Ycd by Gherman’s army, has been replaced, icuA m ub good condition as ever. |u a^^ition t iuuonary engine having been made to re» its usual functions, there has also been rim the machine shops a full set of machine 2,: doing the general work of the road, and in ■ ua :ull set of working machinery .ia baing br doing the wood work necessary' about the ich as plaining, inortioing, &o. With the erec- U1.7 machinery, It is not intended to lessen x yf th« Company, as the present number of w1 *j are employed will be as necessary for ecssfui working of the machinery erected—the Jerreje being the tendency to diminish the iirge amount of hand labor, requisite in mg the road in its anticipated flourishing con* addition of a story has been mada to the office* d bv the Mister Machinest and Carpenter, and used as a c opper-smith’s and patem-m&ker’a .1 cellar hus also been erected and placed Ifi d-.r under tLe machine shop fop the reception '.oti, waste, and in fact all engine materials. * • iU front of this cellar door has been i t tie benefit of the w’orkmen, three batiiiag x “‘-“ ar o supplied with water from the street. Be mil h&i hei'D upeued tUrougli to TOoilXAA- ■■ -o v bueu five locomotives overhauled aud >: Me order, and the workmen are now en- :: more, which, when completed, will ■ -?.uy euvcntcen t^rat class locomotives, -'■•opruing of the road there have been six received, vix: James P. Screven ' f orida, F. S. Bartow, fit. Marks and --K; have also received from the North ••uttferand thirty-eight box freight ears, '-•v -eieral others expected, which, when rs- "■ i- v - die Company between one hundred I aeveniy-iive and two hundred passenger and * every description, i- i.-ivat olflrers of departments of the Company e L ’ e l lu ’* ar e loo well known for their industry •j. tus:ueas qualifloatijns to ppec| any men-. lands, duihceit to say that Mr. Selkirk, •! abler oi transportation in ths Central leu* Association. At the regular monthly meeting at the UUee*' Besevolent Association, held August (tk,' lMp, Mlbwing report of ths Indu Arial School was saksnlt- ••4 to the meeting,and ordered to be pub»*h*d!^ 'She Industrial School was opened under the aasw- splcee of the Ladies’ Benevolent Association of Savan nah, Ga., at Chatham Academy, in February, 1866. From that iimu until the close of the School, July 27, the average attendance has been from 70 to 100 children, from g in 16 years of age. Duafcig the peat six months 30k garments have been distributed among the scholars, nearly one half of which were cut out and made in the school, the peon- liar circumstances of some of the beneficiaries alone causing a deviation from the iule that no garment akoulAbe given until completed. , '->T The School has been liberally assisted by donations at its organization in February, by the gift of a box of new material, as well as articles for working, valued at $260, from the American Commission of New York city, through their agent, Elmer B. Adams, Esq., some of the articles remaining on hand for the re- opening of the School in the tall. The ladies return hearty thanks to the merchants and others in this city, whose valuable assistance they have received from time to time. To the Trustees of the Chatham Academy for the use of the room; to 3. S. Miner, Esq., for the benches; to M. A. Cohen, Es^i for chairs; Mr. E. J. Purse for the tickets for thenae of tho school; to a lady friend in Baltimore, through Mrs. Baker, for books, Ac.; to John W. Anderson, Esq., J. F. Lancaster, Esq., J. B. Mallon, Esq., for sundry favors; to Messrs. Lathrop A Co., John C. Ma ker* Co., Orff* Watkins, DeWitt * Morgan, and Thos. Pepper, for donations of calico and remnants. After the distribution of garments on the afternoon, Friday, 27th of July, the children partook, with delight, of some refreshments, which wem fur nished by their toachers and friends for their grateful aftd pleasing offerings at this time. The, ladies are tAdar especial obligations to Frederick V Hull, Esq., Wm. R. Boyd, Esq., aud Georgo W. Miller, Esq., pro prietor of tho Whitaker street ice house. The ladies interested in the school take this oppor tunity of thanking the young ladies who have so cheerfully volunteered as teachers, and by their bright smiles and winning words made the Friday afternoon so attractive to the mauy children gathered there. *$hey also feel very much encouraged In the school as it has been conducted, and commend it to the Asso ciation as an important feature in their work of charity, which sbuuia be weu sustained, and hope that me Industrial School may prove a nucleus far the farming of an Industrial Home in our midst, in which they may gather the children of the destitute poor, not only tq instruct them in useful labor, buttoadu- c * t 6, refine and elevate them, that they may be saved from the ills and temptations of poverty, and be fitted for spheres of usefulnAa in life. To accomplish this end they invite the assistance of those to whom God has given abundance. Respectfully submitted, Mrs. A. Wilbur, Directress. Miss G. E. Thompson, , Secretary of Industrial School, L. B. A. Antrateat the Hotels. PULASKI HOUSEL-W. h. 1 Point Sol 1 King, s Jtagh.«f\/ji _ JCkeu, do MARSHALL, M ijww, , PKent, Richmond ^, a - Washburn’, Citv W Daaovan, Ga’ s “jaarahms ii&A Efflsssss-* f V BELL, WYLLV A CHRIST1A*. Will be sold THIS DAY, In front of the store, at 12 o'clock, Hull and Frame of a Schooner, ' As she now ties at Rhlen'aSaw Mill Wharf. Terms cash. aoll-lt H GMdon " UOamm ’ «* screveW Hobste-tf: icooniLT. 1 JjW<l s >0* • Cohen. Angusta it Coulter. ■' • AN WUsont Snyder, A, ^°°*. A AG RE IN 8 . 3SrfmjrJ 8 on rises 8un set*.. ‘ hiua wjfrhE. A ,yj | At Tybee 7 57IAtPm... s..'...... Shipping Intelligence. PORT OF SAVAjro&Hr' 1 • S D Fa HUT, Ang. 10,1866. Arrived. Sloop Rainbow, Master. Beaufort, in ballast, to Consignees per Central Railroad. Aug. 10, 1806. (00 biles cotton, 17 do yarn, 4 do wool. 12 cam lumber and mdse to F W Sims & Co, Wilder A F, Crane A G, S Habersham A Son, J W Lathrop $ Co Bradv, 8 A Co, K Paaelford, Hunter A O, L J Guil- martia A Co, Tison A G, Bothwell A W, P H Behn, W F Chaplin, Mlllen t'V.Ji Roberts, Capt C A Reynolds, Erwin A H, Brigham, H A Co, One ran! * F, J Ryan, G Chester, Cbtpinan A c, G O ifarrv. W H Galpin. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, For Weakness arising from Indiscretion. The powers of Nature which are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms, among which will be luead India position to Exertion, Loss of Memory, Wakefulness, tiorror of Disease, or Forebodings of Evil ; in fact! Jaiveraal Lassitude, Prostration, and inability w enter into the eujoymenta of society. The constitution, ones affected with Organic Weoknat, iaquiree the aid of Mediciuo to strengthen and invigorate the system, which HELM BOID’S EXTRACT BCCHU in variably does. If no treatment ia eubmitted to, Cos sumption or Insanity ensue*. ~~— Auction Sales. Hull and Frame of a Schooner 'UlM ^\.nction. BELL. WI LLY A CHRISTIAN. THIS DAY, in front of the store, at 10)4 o’clock, will * be acid, 25 cases Claret Wine 10 case* Southern Wine 25 cases Native Wine 3 bhds. Prime Shoulders 2 casks & C. Hama 10 bbls. fine Flour. • ALSO, • The usual assortment of Groceries Tobacco , Wines Cheese - Liquors Mackerel Cigars l— C Starch Terms ca9h. Candles Clothing Dry Goods Furniture. As. aull-lt ® CP OUARTEBMASTER'S OFFICE, PffBTMENT OF THE CABOL1NAS, Charleston, 8. C., July 30,1886.' 1 Miaeellaneoua. 77TTW Tl. WITH OCT DOUBT, the only sale and nMli r 1 medldne for the lmmedtate reHef Old mr* Of He threatens to il^Y«|t^e.oq^ col) pestilence wiiich ttneat. j” H , . w _ ,. [* * Cholera, Ckolcra Murtux aii fiiarrtM. srmles have mi-aped the piague when stltlonedH poett whem the pestilence prevailed, md, omMmnin we dlaeoesr it m whollynurihatabtt to ths ininlanbie preparation— ASIATIC CHOLERA CUKE. The proprietor, confident' of tde nierits o tills nre- e rStiQ^ koftAtlaal sai^m * - 1 - - r as - ra r.htEIOli -l.e. r Vot Philadelphia. Shi*wwg* Wilt be sold at public taction, ct North Commercial Wharf, at *10 jo’clock, a. m., August 15,1866, the U. 8. Steamer “ PLANTER,” with all her equipments. The “ Planter is well adapted for ^carrying cotton, having a capacity for one thousand bales. Her hull and machinery are in perfect order. She is 150 feet long, 46 feqf beam, 7 feet depth of hold, draught 6 feet, two tubular boilers, two horizontal high-pressure en gines, not connected; diameter of cylinder 20 inches; ^oke of piston 6 feet. Terms, cash, in Government funds' ■ 1 * * ’ * C. W. THOMAS. »u3-tll Brevet Lieut. Col, end Chief Qr. Government Sale. Will be sold WEDNESDAY. August 15th, 1866, at 12 of clock m., at Hilton Head. & C„ at public anction. to Mie highest bidder, a quantity of Commissary Pro- sad use all means which medical experience suggests . la«agsatgg»iaauitati ’ the Impvtial opinion of the meilical profession, to whomthe f vmula of it* preparation Is at «fr “ accdseible, I Dresent Will sail for Baltimore on *')lJ f.me\ UBM 0 » Ul <j|0j Sudsy, 12th last., at — o’clock, — a. For freight ol Imsaige,’ hUtt^'-g(M^ ainc4mo- AMfone, apply to • UBOCmt B'BAWttL*. '*•’ an» ..s'sc- ; jaMSUkd. EMPIRE LINE FOOEWfORK 3 MARSDEN’S ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE •l» As the greatest discovery science haa imL to arrest the progress of the scoorge, CHOLERA MORBUS. The new and Ihst sfesffuitlp • LOVELAND, f2lUSlS>ikr. , u Will sail as above on > ‘ 1 ' - *• TllAfl 3 H f M.Ak* •’tisrt.o. aft T) L! , ' , datton^ajpply^o 183 *^’ topertor aceommo- PREPA! T.' A. DEPOT AND LABORATORY 487 BROADWAY, N. Y. FOB SALS Bl' ALL JtBUOfil^TS. , petty, consisting of ?y»gi Committed for Murder. The following negroes, charged with the murder of Bam Quarterm&u (colored), at a dance on the Ander son road, on the night of the 21st of July last, were examine d before Justice P. M. Bussell, yesterday morning. State vs. Bichard Quggs, Louisa Buggs, John Gill, Mollis Mills and Isaac Jenkins. Several witnesses were sworn In the case, but as the testimony of th6 first, John Gill, gave all the testimony neoeeehry to the conviction of the murderers, the zest being corroborative, we publish only the leading fhots in hia testimony, which was as follows: Upon examination, John Gill testified 'that he was door keeper at a dance on the Anderson road, about a mile from the city, on the night of the 21st of July |H4 was ordered not to allow any rowdies to go in. Richard Buggs attempted to go in aud was stopped. A man named John Black requested Gill Id gtt£er Buggs to enter, as he would create no difficulty, which he did. Shortly after Boggs entered he created a dif ficulty, broke up the dance, qnd struck Quarter- mou with a slqng shot- Immediately after Quartermon was struck the wife of Buggs cut at him several times. She was then taken hold of by a negro man, whom she cut with a knife. She then went out into a stable and cut an other man, and also fired a pistol off. Gill also testi fied that no person struck or cut $t Quarterman ex cept Ruggf* and his wife, and that no difficulty oc curred at the dance until they came there. The other testimony adduced was confirmatory of Gill’s, and at the post mortem examination held upon Quarterman, it was shown that he had been struck in the head as well aa cut. Justice RusboU, with this testimony before him, committed Bichard and Louisa Buggs to jail, to await their trial before the January term of the Superior Court for the offence of murder, and discharged the rest of the negroes accused. The three negroes whoso testimony were taken in the case, entered into bonds for their appearance at Court, to testify on behalf of the State. HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU, In sffectlons peculiar to “ Fouia," Is aneqtuled by any other preparation as in Chloroais or Retention, Painfulness, or Suppretton of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Sehlrrua State of tho Uterui; and all com plaints Incident to the sex, whether arising from habits of dissipation, imprudence in, or the decline or - K —g- in Ufa HELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU IMPROVED ROSE WASH Will radically exterminate from the system Diseases arising from Habits of Dissipation at litBLe mpenec, little nr no change in diet, no inamvenientx or mpoturt; com pletely superseding thorn impfauati and ianjtrmu m Mediae, CbpaOo, and Meraerg, in all these dfceaaeft Copying Presses, Scales Funnels, Faucets, Sooopo Saws, Knives, Steels Oven*. Cauldrons Hammers, Brushes Stoves, Axes, Pumps, Aa, Aa Terms, cash in United States currency. WM. H. BURNS, au6-8t Brat Brie, Gen, and C. 8. U. S. A. REGATTA. REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE At Thunderbolt, ON THE Fifteenth of August Next. Free for all Bail boats under twenty-three feet in length. PRIZE—A SILVER GOBLET. ENTRANCE FEE Entrees to be made by the 10th of August, to Copt. F. W. THRKADCRAFT. “Nothing new under the Sun" was an old adage which cannot be admitted aa a truism In the present day, for we have hourly to record discoveries end is- volitions in Med cal S. ienre which wonld astonish Galen and his disciples, of 'he many which come before onr notice we 1111191 single ant Dr. T. W. MARS DEN’S ASlATir CnOLKKA CURB as an article of real merit, and chetiln ./ leco-emend it in sii rtiar.ars of the bowels. Wc speak irom -ersonal knowledge In this matter, feeling eattsiied a >■ bo will try it will endorse onr views,—,V. r. Times. J<38-ly. BARRETT’S tub gh, H. HABDK1. No. 6 Bowling Ovsen, Mew York. FOR RARBADOES EBB wPT.MnnT.Tvn FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU In all Diseases of thsaa organa, whether existing tn “ Mak ” or “ Jhoofs,” from whatever cause originating, sod no matter Am* hag standing. It is plemant hi tasta and odor, “ immediate ” in action, and more strength ening than any of the preparations of Bark or Iron. Those tuflbriug from Broken down or Delicate CoruU (uinpi, procure the remedy at once. The reader must be swan that however alight may ’ be the attack of the above dlaeaase, it ia certain to af fact his BodBg Health, Mental Powers, and Happiness. All the above diseases require ths aid of a dtureita HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU Is tfcfr Great QtaroHo. j&mm* s Hit neutral aupariuteudent; J. S. Tyson, in r*P- ■} - lue c juip.uiv for many years, is the : winajpirtatua; Mr ' Charles ColUus, for- f t' tiia Bruuawick road is mastar mnoUn jI “ ur ' hruthar of C. C. MUlar, of the Central “fflisler carpenter. Praaeiijout of the road, is now at the e purpose of procuring a sufficiency of |. I " 1 ' ^‘ ve Dak Branch, which w.U run from ■ -2::t riid Gulf B rad to Live Oak Station. ;u,;r v“e oi ground recently purchased -■‘“pony lias been fenced in with a view to ■^-■ease of business as wy)l as qnjargetnent 9f ' T hr Gaud Wo Love.” lalil tt ' ' tlle weil huowu news daalarO, hate ■ '--v dagust number of this Southern lclr news depot, cx>rn«r Bull street il ^ inter o*tiug u usual. The foUow- •* contents: title Magistrate’s Court. Before Justice F. M. Bussell. 8tste vs. Micbsel Jones, (colored,) charged with stealing from the premises of Messrs, ^aywood A Gage, was committed to jail in default of bail for his appearance before tbe County Court. Several other cases of minor importance were ex- amined before Justice Russell, but as the most of them were dismissed for tbe wont at anfficisnt evi dence to convict, we omit their publication. Before Justice Staley. Tbe State vs. Amelin Beilly, (colored,) charged with stealing clothing from her employer, upon examina tion was found guilty, and committed to jaU tor trial before the County Court. Swbu Running at Large. William Ferris was brought before the Mayor yester day morning, on the charge of having swine running at large, and keeping the same on his premiaes, con trary to city ordinance. The Clerk of Council read the ordinance on the subject, which states that any person keeping swine within the corporate Smite of the city is subject to a fine of thirty dollars. Hia Honor furthermore stated that any person finding swine running st large In the streets were st liberty to kill them and appropriate them to their odn use. reply, Ferris stated that he was ignorant of the ordi nance, and that persons l^d already stolen half of them and he haffsaid nothing abbot It As begs are the most filthy of animals, and the most likely to treed disease, sqpeciaUy at the present time, when tbe health of the city demands general cleanliness of premises, Mr. Ferris wts fined *ve dollars sad ordered to ioodt his stock, or it wonld ha turned over to the orphans. Fiottntra m thx Srnxrr.-—Two negroes, James Sheppard and James Gibbons, were arrested yester day morning for fighting in the streets. Both parties, on being taken before the Mayor, slated that they were old acyMlntqiicea, and were Just amusing them- helves while on their way to work. As two polioai were witnesses, prior to ths arrest, of one of the ne groes striking the other a severe blow in the month. It seemed to them, as weil as other observers, to be very queer playing. The employe* of OmMfnV. however, testifying that Mach dttnonitratiadl tiMs quite common with tbe negroes in bis employ, the aaee was dismissed with costs of court upon ItM'Rs* toners. ' ' > .. . Margaret J. pres- .. ^pjtuon, by Mrs. _ *“« WoollyReedToVOut'in' the s:: u ' vuruj'a Report of the Battle of B -il;-'. Dedicated to Those Who Have K.: H'-adside StOTies; The Tenth lit I;.,:: 1 B. Clarke; Adele St. Manr, by A. fi. U u u''itiVt; Lieutenant General N. B. F-rc .: I,. e : Farewell Address to the People Dile of Jefferson DaTtti Social {,?n H w n iP® 0 f g l*' Bad * ar : 8crapa; L ! "«hvsAv!,,?;AE ; A f" w Wuvda on Fruit ) A “ l wroe Grapes; Review Nottcm and Money Orders r,' %Vjoi *° be known that the Poat ■ A-uient libs instituted a system tor trans j through the mails, which avoids the kw. H « hy money orders, given by J £ce upon another, which are paid upon The system la anch that if the order b* it caiiuot bo collucted but by the person Rat drawn. Orders are given for auy sum • ilars, and if more than fifty dollars are ur more orders can be issued. The iMULy or clef a la ten centa for twenty dol- r * *md twenty-^ve cents for ovar twenty r Vj Wl y dollars. If you wiah to remit mo- * -uual), goto the Post Office and get a J «uk Tliievca. ^ and George Campbell, two colored boya, J c - end brought before tbe Mayor's Court r ~mg, charged rwith atealing iron from C-vas, belonging to tbe Central Ball- V: ,Uard “ppesvance of the two boys de- L ,.f Hert ‘ °nt of employment, and having 1 ^ c Wicters at work »i ProesBt about I . rac * 8 > they were turned oypr to the ■ '^prosecution. fl > ‘ng Concealed Weapons. “ a small negro boy, wai charged be- , - Co “rt yesterday morning with car- . " >a Pon«; also witn striking a small **n«m tr ie(i to justify his condurt by M n gt 7“ fir,t “eaulted by the other boy. L <*/ncmiI eVer ’ “ u *Mri<*Uy oocoiat for his *Cm n !“ POn *' ^1*® Tvmpon wm for. sent up" tor thirty (hya I lb. Fast Dktvikc in the SraxsTs.—Joe Williams (001- ored), charged ftith disorderly driifng ni kffcgffttt. a brick ant of one at Die iuritt pjllarft wtk IM three dollars. We were tbqs reminded of s white nqaq w$h Km passing up the Bay at a rapid pace on Thursday after- goon, and came near knocking down an awning post on tbe corner of Abercorn aud Bay street, as wall as making a very narrow escape from serious couae- uences. - . •«, arm Cases of this chvaettt are of ta0 (hjluent occur rence In tbe streets, but the prompt infliction of pen altlea, aa In the abo ve case. Will make the sgiipffinnt rather expensive. * . i L Assault wrrfi Intent to MuqpEB.—A difficulty oc. curred at tbe Isle of Hope, yesterday, Jietween Toney TV iliisms and William Frasier, both colored, relative to a family quarrel, in which Williams procured a gun rom his house and fired a ebet at Fraaiar, who would avc leceived Uie contents of the gun but for jumping mm? Jn,tl “ e .Hart lsaued a warrant for the aixeat <fit rnitrorf il’ Ml 4 " aa takcn 1Q t° custody and com' miUed to jail. He will he examined to-day. Deco Store atthnijoiiof the numerous friends and former patron, of Dr yF hn ' J r caUed to his advertisement, which appears Z tip. morning's paper. The Doetor-baa fitted up a neat drug store on Bull' street, one doof north of State, where he bas opened with * new stock of medicines, perfumes, Ac,' Found Dbownep,—The body of an unknown negr 0 was fonpd drowned god floating in the rieerwsm ftort Jackson yesterday. It was towed to the city and landed *t the ferry Wharf. N° inquest had been held np to dark last evening. j ; Fogcopies of late Angtnta aid Mhctw^airira we are Indebted to tbe Southern and National Express Companleq Notice. J W. NEV1TT, of the firm of Nevlt, Uthrep * • Rogers, has associated himself with Lathrop d Co. In the Dry Goods business, at the old (Had Of Jl-tf HENRY LATHROP d 00. HELMBOLD*8 HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA, For purifying the blood, removing ail chronic constltn- Uoual diseases arising from an Impure state of the Mood, and the only reliable and eflhctoal known remedy for the cure of 8crofula, Scald Head, Salt Rheum, Fains and Swellings of the Banes, Uloeration at ths Throat and Legs, Blotches, Pimples on the Face, Tetter, Ikyxipelaa, and all scaly eruptions of the akin, AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION. Mot a ISsr sf ths wont disorder* ttat affect mankind artsa floes tbe corruption that aronmuls lee la the blood. Of all the discoveries that have been made to purge it out, none can equal In effort HELMBOLD’S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARRAPARn.T.a, ii oteanscs and reno vates the blood, Instils the vigor of health into the system, and purges out tbe humors which make dis teas. It stimulates the healthy functions of the body, sad expels ths disorders that grow and rankle in the’ blood. Such a remedy that could be relied on, has hag been sought for, end now, for the first time, the public hare one on which they can depend. Our spree here does not admit of certificates to show Its effects, hot the trial ofasingie bottle will show the sick that It haa virtues surpassing anything they hare ever token. Two tablespoonful of the Extract or Sarsaparilla added to a pint of water Is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and saa bottle Is fully equal to a gallon of the Syrup of Sar saparilla, os ths decoction 01 usually made. Mf THESE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO USED! THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and are also In very general use inall ths State HOSPITALS and PUB. UC SANITARY INS il iu 11ONS throughout tho load, as well as Is Private prsetiam, and are eoMUared as Ip- fifes Mtsbcal Properties cf Bucht, FROM MMMUtUBY Off TEB UNHID STATES. 8m Professor Dswss’s valuable works on the Practice •f Physte. See remarks mads by Urn hit* celebrated Ur. Parara, sf Philadelphia. See remarks mad* by Dr. Bnpunr M’Dowsu, a eels- brated Physician and Member of the Royal College of Burgeons, Ireland, and published In the Transactions of tbe King and Qseea’sJoartsl. See Mediae CUnergical Review, published by Bxms- mm TOAvme, Fellow of Royal College of Surgeons. ■m mass of lbs late Standard Works of Medicine. • EXTRACT BUCHU, ** SARSAPARILLA. n Sold by all Druggist*, PRINCIPAL DEPOT-, ‘j'ilULMBODB’B •'£ DRUG add CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, ’ "6MBROAUWAY. W.M. W^JLiSH Wholesale Agent for the State inf Georgia dec27-eo<lly GOLD MEDAL SHERRY, PURT AND MADEIRA, HARVEST BOURBON, WHEAT NUTRIENT, OLD HOMESTEAD RYE. In addition toour business of selling Wines, etc. in original packages, and in order to Insure to con sumers Pure Liquors in a compact and convenient form, we commenced tbe enterprise of bonting and packing in cases our well known Wines, Brandies, Whiskies, etc., and have sent them out in a style that would preclude the possibility of their being tam pered with liefore reaching the purchaser. The gen eral appreciation and gratifying success that has re warded our efforts has encouraged us to maintain the standard as regards quality, also, to make in creased efforts to retain the confidence and patron age which has bean so liberally bestowed upon us. BININGER A CO., [Established 1778.] Importers of Wines, Ac., No. 16 Beaver street, New York. The above popular goods are put up in cases con taining one dozen bottles each, and are sold by H. C. R II WE, SAVANNAH, and all prominent Druggists, Grocers, etc. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Tho name of liintnger A Co., No. 15 Beaver street, is a guarantee of the exact aud literal truth of what- ever they represent N. Y. Com. Advertiser. The Importing house of Bininger A Co.. No. 15 Beaver street, is conducted upon principles of integ rity, fairness, and the highest honor,—N. Y. Evening Express.je6-Deod*Wly ON THIS CONTINENT. It 18 WARRANTED to RESTORE ORJv TO ITS ORIGINAL, NATURAL COLOR, in every. ISC tl Will STOP the hair from FALLING out; it will! r ei.in ■ -ad from humors and dandruff; promote iba ,k-,r- nor the hair, and Is a beautiful dksssino. We offer no large rewards, bat we -utu • /.• all of our agents to refund the money to 1 ty p- -m who will use two bottles, and then say Ba <>xr: ■ Vege table Haie Restorative has not pticm e all we claim. ^ Testimony from the Capital of t/u- L'fu.ea states. Messrs. Barrett Jb Co: I was indaced to give your Hair p epai atiou a trial, and can heartily recommend It as unequalled as a Dressing. Purifier and Restorer,—giving to the M.tv 1 luxuriant richness, and to the head a cool and moat agreeable sensation, while It is thorough In re storing tbe hair to its natural color. Very respectfinly, W. Hamlet. Washington, D. a, May 15, 1866. Merers. J. R Barrett ft Co: I was Indaced by a friend to make a trial of Bar rett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, and 1 am very much pleased with tho - fleet it has had on my hair. I was nearly half gray, and now, before nsing one bottle, my head Is freed from dandruff, and my hair bas all tlie appearance or youth. I tally believe Bar rett’s to be the best hair preparation In the world. _ . , „ _ Wm. Hamilton. Fredonla, N. Y., April 26, 1866. J. R, BARRETT A CO,, Proprietors, Manchester, New Hampshire. JACOB LIPPMANp Comer Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. Sold by all Druggist*.Jyfr-tf City Sheriff’s Sale. TTNDER and by virtue or a 11. fa. Issued out of the Honorable City Court of Savannah, returnable to November term 1866, in favor of Edgar L. Guer- ard vs. William H. Banks, I have levied and will sell on tbe first Tneaday in September next, being the 4th day of said month. In front of the Court Honse, in the city of 'avannah, between the legal honra of sale, fifteen (tt) sh res or the stock of tbe Savannah Mutual Loan Association, to satisfy the same. Property pointed out by plaintiff Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. CHARLES J. WHITE, Sheriff C. 8. Also, at the same time and place, an open face GOLD WATCH, levied upon as the property ot Francis McNeil, byvirtneof all. fa. in favor of James H. Roberts. Terms cash. CHARLES J. WHITE, Sheriff C. & anl-tds ON HAND and For Sale at a Bargain, One 20-HOBSE ENGINE, PORTABLE ONE 35 ONE 50 ONE 25 do do do do STATIONARY do do do ALSO SEVERAL BOILERS SAW MILLS, of capacity unsurpassed, always on hand. ANTI-FRICTION METAL, Of my OWN MANUFACTURE, superior to any thing in the market and Warranted to give Satisfac- Chatham Sheriff’s Sale. U NDER and hy virtue of two fl. fa’s, issued out of the Hon. Superior Court of Chatham County, re turnable to the January term, 1867, of said Court, in ffivor ot Aaron Champion vs. Angus McAlpin, J. W. McAlpin and Donald McAlpin, I have this day levied upon, and will sell, before the Court House door, lu the City of Savannah, County of Chatham, and State of Georgia, between tho legal—hours of sale, on the firat Tuesday of Septen -er next, being the 4th day or said month, the following property, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in Chatham County, on the savannah river, and known as “ The Hermitage,’’ containing about six hundred and forty (640) acres, more or less, and bounded as follows: On tbe north by the Savannah river, on the east by lands belonging to Wm. H. Stiles, on the south by the Augusta road, and on the west by lands belonging to John Williamson with tbe buildings and Improvements on the Raid (rad of land, lying and being the property of the aboie named def ndants. described and conveyed in a cer tain Indenture ol Mortgage hearing date the 24th day of May, eighteen hundred and sixty-one, to satisfy Mid 0. fa’s. Property pointed ont by Plaintiff’s Attorneys. Terms cash, purchasers paying for titles. angS-td BENJAMIN L. COLE, Sheriff C C. tion. ang4-lm F. E. TIMMONS, Augusta, Ga. FOR SAlE 0R RENT. A THE snbfcrib* oteslur srft or rent, his Dwelling and Store house, in Milltown. Ga. ■ The Dwelling ha a parlor, fire bed rooms. A 1 pantry end dining room. There Is aleo at-' r . (ached five acres of land. ^besides a fine peach orchard. 1 All the nece-arry oat ^mhmfags,' ioreeTot sod Rubles, are lagoqd repair, aud the water on tbe place is excellent. The store lious». jqst across the strertopposite the dweHing, Is large ewtecemme. dious. having a warehouse amt comfortably lilted counting room. Milltown to a email village, having good society, two churches, and a fine school, and situated just nine miles from No. Id, A. ft G. B. R., north. There Is a never failing grist mill, saw mill and carding aasMEr - au0-3t ,, a FRANCIS E. TIMMONS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER, MANUFACTURER OF Stationary Engines, SAW MILLS, Sugar'Mills, Sugar Boilers, Columns and Girders, Pipes, Pulleys, Wheels, Rail road,! WEheffU find Machinery, < Caiftngs of every do- Central Railroad SAVANNAH, AUGUST Sih.MW. Augusta, vis: First Cla*», perlOfi pounds, ,..,.Jl W Secood Class, ** »i l-*9 Third Class, •• “ 71 Fourth Class, “ “ .j M Fltih Class, •*- “ ; 51 Sixth Ctese, “ •• 37 Seventh Class, •• ” 8* Eighth Class, •’ •« 26 Ninth Class, aua-Vte C- LIUHTE dfc CO. fLate Ugftte, K«oq & hteefum lw «Baa“JwaaBiw«.!»tre, ssSasr"* 1 — SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO JOBBING MACHINE WORK, Na.170 Feawlck Itrett, ••**’*•*■ Opyemte the Water Toweft 1 augf lmo AUGUfflA, GEORGIA COnOH PLAHTERS. ^fteyireroteaed qmoiCT, wbU N® - Ter r poffnbr in tl M^«&»erehrnM In prepared to **^°T qnantity, deliverable to any of They arc lor sale by Messrs. iSDMtW LOW & CO., Sav^t’ii tli, and Mr. ROBKRTMORA Chfirlciton. For forth ci V .. fcutolft g^gy^ETT, ‘ Geeial Agent, - OrtSims. y*4-2m 29 Gamndelet street, New < Flour, Bacon and Hams. ; 1 BARBELS flour, 20HHD& BIDES. 10 HHDS. SHOULDERS, V • 6 TIERCES HAMS, In store and for sale by tn8-4t OCTAVUB COED! A OO. FRESH GROUND GRITS AND CORN MEAL, A LWAYS on hand. In large or small quantities, and for sale (at tbe lowest price) by B. F. SANFORD, At Jy2i-tr . AND ST. THOMAS. . The fine, fast sailing Bark Topeka, ; captain BLANCHARD, Now loading st st. Mary’s, Ga., will soil about the 16th of August, superior accommodations for Cabin Passengers. For further particulars, apply to LIPPMAN BB0THBB8, JtoTOt lgjf Congress street. OLD SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. Ims cyery Tuesday and Saturday. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, 8T. MA RY’S, FEHNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND FTCOLATA. The nsw and elegant steam pockets, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt JAMES TUCKER, having been specially fitted np for this rente with unsurpassed accommodations, will leave regmlori for the abOTe^ilscee^ the Sylvan Shore every TUBs - . every TUES DAY MORNIN G, 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, to time to connect with the New York steamers. For freight or Passage apply at the office on Florida whuf, or to CLAGHORN ft CUNNINGHAM, Agents. N. B—AH freight payable by ehlppera. iylfi-tf FOR SALE, RIVER 8TBAMBOATS and TOW BOATS, of various sixes and draft. ALSO, Sailing Vessels, Steam Bargee, fcc. A. M. DA COST A, No. 42 Water street, N. Y. Tonawanda, , _ TEAL, Cuiftmander, Stifl sail for the above port on basmrttai,, AWgwst tt, ffryVelwk a. m. “^""iwJeWnw to evalMhwertvee of the edvan aggaga israSfe, daring the abee«ee or fihoehiue 2T* 0 , nUNTt.lt ft GAMMELL. noti- for freight POE NEW YORK ATOAKHC COAST Mail Steamship Line. ship. SIDEWHBEL Cabin Passage ff*3. .Sttrrage 913 Tffa new aud very fast stdewheef etemnship HE&IAN UVBGSTOJI, 8,800 tons hnrthan, ft B, Raker, commander ml positively .ail on h^guiafdaT ’ W * TMtirsday, Aeganfft sad IA o’eleck a. at. r ° r fr'Uht or peewe. having new and splendidly arranged accommodations, apply to 3 WILDER ft FULLARTON N. n—No freight received alter 9 o’clock on the duy of sailing, a No engaged berths Secured after Tnewtoy, 14th that., nnleaa paid for. anll-tds FOR AWU8TA AND WAY LANDINGS ON THE RIVER. The fine light-draught steamer express, Cattaih JAMES MOODY, to now receiving freight at Florida Steam Packet wharf for the above places, and will leave on tetnrdey Kv’wg, Awg. 10, at 0 s’rtsck p. m. For freight arrangements apply to J. M. KINCH- LEY, on whorfi or to anS-St F. W. SfMS ft CO., Agents. m miTKi, pli., VIA BBUNSWICK, FEHNANDINA AND JACKSONVILLE. KATE, ■very MONDAY MORNING, at t o’eleck. T. J. LOCKWOOD, Captain anl-eod BRADLEY. HILL ft QQ., Sente. At the Savannah Mills, East end of Broughton street. Notice. ip, (MM GRAY BILL, for the transaction of a General Com- mission business In the City or Savannah. Heman A-Crane and Jam s H. Ursybill, of Sorann&h. are the general partners, and James S. GraybilL of Ma con, Qeoreis, ia the special partner, and contributes twenty thon9and dollars (.{20,o<0j to tbe common stock. This partnership is to comateace •• the firm of August, 1864, and shall terminate <m the Slit of July, 18C9. U-A-CRANE, . ft H. GRAYBILL. angdAw ft R. GRAYBILL. Paper Hangings AND Window Shades., MRS. MARY' J. TURNER, No. 58 St. Julian Has received a aew supply of Paper Bsnfftoga Win dow shades and Gilt Corel cue, which wiRoa sold cheap. ' , u,. 1 Jjlh-t' Nutting, IPowell <fc Co. BANKERS,' MAC ON, GKO C. A. NUTTING, A H. POWELL, ISAAC SCOTT. BEFFAXHOB. EDWARD PADELFORD, . , - - le28^m SIVAKNAH. HULL’S SOAP AND CANDLES. B OXES Extra Family SOAP, 1 and 2 pound Imre Boxes Toilet SOAPS, of ail varteuee Boxes patent mould CANDLES, 6x and 8’s A fall supply for sale by RAN DELL ACO., Bay a, coraer Barnard. IXTY DAYS after date apptlcatloo win be made I to the Oeartof Ordinary of MetoSoah eotntffrr leave to aeti the reel estate of Chadaa Barnett, tote Of snid county, deceased. ELIZA A. CANNON, JyfllanUm Artmtotstrattlx. FOR SALE. 100 s&stsx,, aal-eOd2w ERWIN ft HARDER FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES!! WE, HAVING been appointed General Agents for Georgia and Florida, are now prepared to exhibit every style or tbe above Machines. See circular below. Circular. We claim for the Flobenck the following advan tages over any and all Sewing Machines: r It makes four different stitches, the lock, knot, doable lock, and doable knot, on one and the a machine. Each stitch being alike on both sides of the fabric. r Every Machine has the reversible feed motion, which enables the operator, by simply turning a thumb screw, to have the work run either to the right or left, to stay any port of the seam, or fasten the ends of seams, without turning the fabric. r*The only Machine having a self-adjusting shuttle tension—the amount of tension always being to exact proportion to the stee of tbe bobbin. f Changing the length of stitch, and from one kind of stitch to another, can readily be done while the Machine is in motion. tW The needle is easily adjusted. tW It Is ilmoat noiseless, and can be need when quiet Is necessary. * -Its motions aro all positive; there are no springs to get ont of order, and Us simplicity enables the most inexperienced to operate It. - It does not require finer thread on the under than for the upper side, and will sew across the heaviest seams, or from one to more thicknesses of cloth, without change of needle, tension, or break- tog thread. r The Hemmer Is easily adjusted and will tarn any width of hem desired. r* No other Machine will do so great a range of work ns the Florence. "• It will hem, fell, bind, gather, braid, quilt, end gather and aew on a raffle at the same time. The taking np of tbealfick thread la not performed by the irregular contraction of a.l'e coll or oncer- tain operation of Wtr^evers. -Ttbpcaeiale* and ac curacy with which the Florence draws the thread Into the cloth Is unapproached to any Sewing Ma chine hitherto #ftare<f ^ the Otertet. , We farnlsh each Machine with “Barnnm’s Self- Sewer,” which' guides the Work ftsfelfi and la Of In calculable value, especially to Inexperienced opera tors. pr It is fully protected affA licensed b/ 1 S- ,r " While possessing the above; and many asms* id vantages, tbe Iterencwteaoltieteoie'eepoadteg pstons with other first clan Machines, and a care tel exaaft natton will felly mbataattotesMbatscebewecUk for it, and Justify the anerttoi we wear snake; toes It is the beet Sewieg Mfcteineto the WoaM. p We warrant every Machine tebenn that we atom for It, and wm give a wrtttefr Wtetety H required. liberal srrangemeBtt mftrie WHh those who- boy to sen sgafn. Farther rkterenee may be had by addreestog - i "* - * ,nu * ; LATHROP & CO., •EIEIAL AaEinrM*l«M «8 Mill*, SEMI-WEEKLY LINE FOR CHARLESTON, VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT Carrying the United 8ta*«« Mail. eave every Wednesday and Saturday at 3 P. M. The new and test steamers F-A-NlSriE, Capt W. T. MaNm.Tr, and PILOT BOY, Capt T. B. Paths, Betog specially adapted to this route, and having su - perior accommodations, will leave regularly a* above, the Fannie every Wednesday and Pilot Boy every Saturday at 3 o’clock. Returning, will leave Charles ton on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 8a.m. These boats connect with toe steamers Sylvan Shore and Urate Baker from Florida, with New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore steamships, and the Central and Golf Railroads. For freight or passage, apply to F. M. MYRHLL, Ageat, itHAI Charleston Wharf. Direct ant Reealar Coaiuieation WITH HILTON HEAD. Sloop Fanny &> Mary, Capt. Sumac, In rasaing regular Hilton Hand, carrying when desired, taking a it at regular ratee, and, She isper- Hmogvl Express ay toformatioasan heobtfiM ,^inquiring of H. G. Ruwx, obtsinad of COpLSickai, corner of St Julian 1 : il; .« FROM NEW WHEAT. ATOWIA, GA. TUOIAH2T1.IIW ftif " An quarter sacks GRANITE WLIft ftPPEHFlEB, Do do EXTRA. Do ,, do . FAMILY, . Do do EXTRA PARTLY Orders add retort to twill he pramptiy to, and onr prices will be always in keeptag with tee Wheat Manet. OK. P. JACKSON ft OCh Angnste, ftog. 1,18C. apguw Chilis and Fm, Asthma, Rheumatism, Cancer, CUBBD BT MRS. KLIR* KEOGH, TBS SN11H8 STATES i BRAZIL KAIL BTEAMBJtlF C0EF4KY. ST. THOMAS, TAKA, FERKAMBUCO, BAHIA, AND RIO DE JANEIRO. •Under contract with tbe United Slates and Mart Governments (or the carriage of the mails, will die. pfia oiNOf tMr ,r ■ - i -- NEW FIRST CLASS SIDEWRERL and at the fcnow- yor Re eqaiva- eachever tote teas bnrtftra. On thj| 22d of Every Month, Froes the Fort of New York} Fbr the foltewtor named parte end toff ratee of peraegw papehle togold * - ;!<U.iirri;tQ0t«aaR »- i From New York to So ^ vinrtro‘too Steerage st hair tesse rates, Stef M Ao*exp<3eneea Snffson n attached Afi Less—mail pern ternegti the P< ^fo^tenwmrtto. ire I., :.,l M ;, • lA myn ltd each vessel. b the Past OMoe-Fset- GAKEISON ft ALUH, Nsw York Agents. MARTIN J. FORD, ATTOftNEt AT LAW, OMVitk. Ho. TH BKTaA'HTM»H?F, OIDD9W Sdi D08 Lei.*} j. . 9 o! COUNTING EDWAED PADEFLOED. ,