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VV*v The Daily News and Herald. BY S. W. MASON. SAIIIIJKI. W. MASON \V. T. THOMPSON Associate Editor. Official Paper of the City. .ARSE8T CIRCULATION IN THE CITY AND COUNTY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, M6t. POSTMA STEM'S ‘ ire authorized to receive subscriptions for the NEWS AND wf.rat.d, Daily,"‘Tri-Weekly and Weekly at our advertised rates. TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS. As much interest Is felt throughout the country in regard to this prospects of the cdttota add otter-erope we will be grateful to our planting friends and others n the interior for information on that subject. Those who have opportunities for obtaining valuable infor mation in regard to the growing crops, the working of the free-labor system, and kindred matters, of gen eral interest, will confer a favor by communicating the same to us. The Mercantile Index Merged la the News and Herald. Having assumed other engagements which will oc cupy his whole time and attention, the subscriber has disposed of the good will of this paper to S. W. Mason, Esq., proprietor of the Daily News and Herald, and though very unwilling, yriU cease its publication from to-day. He desires to take this occason of returning thanks to the press and mechanics of the city for uniform courtesy and frequent acts of kindness; to the Post Office Department and Express Companies for many kind favors, and to the pnblic generally for a liberal share of patronage. In conclusion, he would bespeak for the News and Herald the favorable consideration and support of ail his friends, edited anil owned, as it is, by one in story way deserving their utmost confidence. All prepaid contracts for advertising will be fulfilled l»y the Daily News and Herald. This office will remaio open for the transaction of all business connected with it or the “Lost"Cause,” of which work the undersigned is agent in vhis city. - GEO. H. JOHNSTONE, Editor and Publisher Mercantile Index. Savannah, Aug. 23, 1866. SAVANNAH PRICES CURRENT. The proprietor of the News and Hekald has long regretted his inability to secure the services of a competent person to conduct his local commercial departiufeiit, but has now. secured the services of Capt. Geo. H. John stone, publisher of the Mercantile Index, who will furnish full market reports for this journal, and also edit a weekly letter sheet Prices Current, to bo issued from this office. While publishing the Index, we believe his Prices Current had much the largest circula tion and best reputation among the mer chants, of any in the city, being remarkable for its accuracy and general acceptability. We propose to devote all reasonable space, and every exertion to the production of a re liable and complete financial and commercial article each week, and the publication of any important changes each day. Savannah Prices Current. The subscriber desires to announce to his friendc* and the business community generally, that he will continue, from the News and Herald office, the issue of the Weekly Letter Sheet Prices Current, formerly published by him iu connection with the "Mercantile Index,” and respectfully requests a continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto extended him. GEO. H. JOHNSTONE. THE PRESIDENT’S SPEECH AT NEW YORK. We publish to-day a full report of Presi dent Johnson’s speech in New York. It is justly regarded as the great speech ot the tour, and will, doubtless, exercise a power ful influence upon the public mind. The earnest enthusiasm with which tbc President has been received all along his line of travel gives encouraging assurance that the con servative sentiment is rapidly gaining the ascendency, and that with proper organiza tion his supporters will be able to control the general result of the elections this fall The Northern people, alarmed at the reck less revolutionary course pursued by the Radicals, are hailing with delight the inaug uration of a movement that promises an ef fective practical demonstration against the tyranny of th(f mad faction that has taken possession of oar National Legislative halls Never before, perhaps, has a great political cause and its champion been greeted so spontaneously with the favor of the musses, or so heartily encouraged by prominent men representing a diversity of interests. The demagogues who expected to make the President an iostrament by which to advance their personal aspirations, and the gratifica tion of their sectional antipathies, are ashamed and baffled in the presence of the mighty popular spirit which is being awaken ed by his eloquent addresses to the people. The simple issue of a reunited and prospe rous country is broadly presented and deeply traced by Mr, Johnson, so that those who run may read. It appeals to the popular heart upon great national principles that the humblest craftsman can understand as well as the most gifted statesman; principles that the intelligence of the multitude,' now that the animosities engendered by the war are passing away, will recognizfe as constituting the true safeguards of their fotm of govern ment. The new Conservative party will have the material with which to frame an organiza tion that from its Very blnh wty> possess all the elements of supremacy. Judging from the popular dcapa^attatious which bars been accorded to our dhief Magistrate, the party thus ushered into existence, and of which he is the acknowledged leader, will require no slow development of partisan strength, but will spring from the necessity of the crisis, armed at all points, and invested with aU the attributes hr priwW; for the people^by their sad experience have learned the danger and misfortune of subjection to Radical rule.— That the people of the North are beginning to appreciate the importance of redeemiog from desolation and poverty the section of country .that suffered most under the scourge of the late war, and to which the Radical Congress has forbidden the reatoriig in fluences of peace, we think is fully shown by the popular welcome accorded to him who has been struggling almost single handed for the reunion at tke whole political family under the common roof upon terms of equality and brotherhood. If this new party will only adhere, to tbe principles and polfqy so fearlessly enumerated by Ur. Johnson, it will sweep the political arena clear of all revolutionary influences, and will achieve a triumph the grandest and most complete ever known in the history of our country. Decline in Coal.—Coal has experienced a farther decline. At the regular auction safe of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, in New York, August 29, 40,000 tons were disposed of. The prices realised are given below as compared with those obtained at the previous monthly sale; , • f. Quantity. J®mp io.ooo $s 28 m ao tit w MOO « taxis £ *8 5 25 @6 65 0 96 (0,7 qn 6 62j£@6 90 7 oo (ail 25 6 00 @6 75 6 70 @6 86 MR, HR.WARD AID THE Ihw YORK SENATE, a. Among the noteworthy occurrences ot the timtt not the leant remsrkaMe is the indig nity offered to Mr. Seward a few days since "by the New York Senate. Hurt bqdy, which is in session as a Court of Impeach ment for the trial of Judge Smith', passed a resolution on the 29th instant,welcoming the A motion was made to include the name of Mr. Seward in ihe resolution, and was rejected by a majority of four against the proposition. A" second" rtsdhrifo®' w®i ' then posed, invidiously reflecting upon the President, giving a warm welcome to General Grant and Admiral FarragnL It was again moved to insert the name of Wm. II. Seward, whith motion was rejected— ayes, 7; noes, 12. Hie resolution was then adopted—16,to 3L 'this is one of the, many contemptible tricks resorted to by the de structives to insult the President and Mr. Seward. They can And mo artifice too mean and no to ply to them. Elevated to power by their own votes, and s tdhding 'precisely upon the seme anion platform they did when they were first inducted iqto .their fcresank post* tions, the’ btJfeaki !£Tllw 5eLU ing them in the bitterest manner beeause they will not follow in the treasonable and revolutionary path they are treading. The folly and inconsist ency of their oousae arqseya^ent to all think ing men in the connfry. Daring the entire period of the war they asserted that “the President was the Government," and charged every man with treason who «ritijlse£ art" iff liis pfSotal acts. Nq fne wq8.‘fogBj,’8*iti d|ejr view, who did not blindly assgnt to every thing that was said or done by the ProsiJent. If they were right then, how totally con temptible in the eyes of all honest men mnst be their present conduct, and how full ol disloyalty” must be their venomous assaults upon the President and Mr. Seward. . :■ -\7ertt 7 * Jiff --1 The Coming Elections.—The elections for members of Congress and certain State officers will occur as follows: The first took place yesterday* the fleat 'Raradfty teifibAj ?> Veiny^ Mill Jnfjtjf California and Nevada, upon the first Wed nesday, and Maiue upon the second Mon day of September. Colorado will vote upon the first Tuesday in October; Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Iowa and Minnesota upon the second Tuesday; and West Virginia on the fourth Thursday. On the Cthol Novem her will vote: New York, New Jersey, Illi nois Minnesota and Wisconsin ; op the fith, Marylaud and Kansas; on the 13th, Massa chusetts, Delaware, Michigan and Missouei. This closes the list of elections for the year 1866, and in 1867, New Hampshire votes on the second Tuesday of March, Connecticut on ttite first Monday of April, Rhode Island on the first Wednesday of April, and Ken tucky on the first Monday “of August. Or egon will not have another election until the first Monday of June, 1868. Another Citt Disgraced.—In the Com mon Council of Pittsburg, on Monday. Mr. Torlee offered a resolution, authorizing the appointment of a Joint Committee of Five two fioin theand jfiree from t£c Com mon branch—to make necessary arrange ments for a fitting reception of President Johnson, on his proposed visit to Pittsburg. The resolution gave rise to p^asi^emUle de bate. A motion'was finally made to lay the. resolution on the table, which was adopted by a vote of 18 yeas to 2 nays.' Officers in Mexico.—General Lew Wal lace has a commission as Major General, and is next in command to Caravajal in the Libe ral army of Tamaulipas. The following are also some of the Americans who are holding positions in the Liberal army: Gel. Ford, formerly commanding the Confederate forces at Brownsville, is now a Brigadier-General in Escobedo's army. ‘ F. M. Phelps, formerly of Wright’s Construction Corps, U. S. A., is now Major with Caravajal'a staff. G. S. Hollister, late Captain U. S. A., is filling an appointment with the rank of Colonel. Geo. Miller, late Captain in the Twentieth Wis consin, holds a commission as Capiain. Lieut. Brmsmede, formerly of the Washing ton Artillery, Confederate service, is Captain on Caravajal’s staff. , Gloves may be cleaned thus: Wrap a fine cloth around your finger, dip it in new milk, then rub on fine soap, and rub the glove lightly. In all the above operations, the glove must be or the band. fui . '■ If black dresses have stains upon them, boil a handful of fig leaves iu a quart of water and rednee it to a pint; and. a sponge dipped in this liquid and rubbed upon them will entirely remove Main frqn crape, bom" bazines, &c. - r - >'* Crop Reports from the Southwest.—The cotton caterpillar is said to be busily at work on the Brazos and its tributaries, and* letter dated the 18th inst., expresses tbe opinion that not e green leaf would be left in ten da£. In Hindi, Carroll, Madison, Clai borne ~ " “ _ . . „ I.Ssi bales, tbere ere tfcft year 3,495 bands pleating 32,222 ecres. From other eouptiqe the neWoftfi ire ndt full. On this beats tbe crop ofl8*tarodldn*2k)0,000 1 in Mississippi, end 1,700,000 in tbe United States The crop is reported good iu Pike, Amite, Franklin and Marion, but much devastated by worms iu War rcu county. INDIAN Affairs.—*A dbqmtck receiver) at; blnergl Grant’s headquarters from Lieutenant General Sher man, dated Fort Laramie, August 30, atates that tbe recently published reports of Indian" outrages are greatly exaggerated, and that, with the exception of •ccasional depredation! committed by small banda of renegade Iadiaus. h» sees an disposition on . Ate part of tbe magbrfty of those tribes who have' signed treaties of amity with tbe Government to violate their stipulations in any manner whatever. The Lieutenant SffiESJe’BSWSOTWSE hensive of any serions outbreak among those tribes embraoed within his department. FUNERAL INVITATIONS. The friends and acquaintances of Cask JAMES A. ZITROOR Mra. J. a*d HotoraA Xstelter are Invited to attend tbe funeral of the former, from the residence of the latter, southeast corner of Jones anu Barnard streets, THIS AFTERNOON, at five (5) o’clock. The friends and acquaintances of DAVID ROSE and family, and of hi* brother,.Wm. Ruse, are re, HpeepuUrUvttedte aOsMratefonSfilaf tbe forfoar. (rum his residence on Indian street, THIS AFTER NOON, at four o’clock.. Grate. 8,ooo Xgg 5,000 Store 6,000 Chestnut 6,000 Insurance. — One of the Philadelphia papers states that Miyor Cyrus 8. Haid om .- of that city, on Tuesday presented President Johnson with a policy of- insurance against accidents during his trip to Chicago and back, in the sum of $20,000. PHOT STEM SAW HILL EASTEWt WBffiBP, SAVANNAH, DA. T HE amtotoned, having completed their DOUBLE GASR «Sw MILL, tnownaa the "PHCENIX steam saw MILL.” ,wnaM- respectfully inform their frieudsnnff the public gimerglJy, that they are now ptepased toAU orders for Lumber In any qua 4Jj of am.aiais aail. Iragrtt Wa have .cun nected with our Hill an improved Planer, and will Mice, corner Bay and Abercorn streets, will receive pro rorapt attention. A shape of pnblic patroaaa* te respectfully so licited. RHLEK A HAMILTONS. AOS. FHIJ an8-tj[ i HAMILTON- , M. IIAHIl*pN. Notice. S IXTY DAY8 after data I will apply te tic and Qnlf Railroad (fompany of CfeoiSiia for re- the Atlan tic and Qnir Railroad (fompaay be wal of two twenty year mes per cent, fseo bonds Savannah, Albany and QaM Railroad, Nos. US and 841, with coupons attached from July, 1364, to Jan- navy, 1ST9, guaranteed by the city of Savanna ru bs id bonds were stolen a trout the 1st of June, 1865. Also, to the same Company for renewal of (M four bonds, same style, Nos. Ill, UT, 840 and 842, with coupons as above. Boned February Mi 1866. Jy6-ttaw2m J. G.-ROWLAND. “NEW OMfi STORE.” bull street. DR JOHN A. MAYKRAomny Respectfully informs the Physicians that ha In pre pared ro put np prescriptions at aU fimas. A light will be kept burning during ttie night at the door, where a bell will be found. uaUD-tl By Telegraph. « NIGHT piSPATCHE^. LATER FROM EUROPE. Mom fkmm4m - Assets, ^ ^ Over $$#60,000 THE LAYING Of THE OLD t)ABL£ TO A PEACE FOOTING. Liverpool, Momlay, Sept. 3—Noon.—The cotton mmfeet opens qniet at 13‘id. for middling npiands. The estimated sales to-day were eight thousand balsa. London, Monday, Sept. 3—Noon—Conaola "wmed at 89>£ for money; ffve-twenties, 73J£. Liverpool, Sept. 3.—Two of the Cunard line sailed for Canada with troops. The Morning Tele graph says the only object for sending these troops is to meet the spirit manifested by tbe colonists in the late Fehiau raid. Dispatches have been received from the Great East ern that the old cable, being caught, is now paying out, and will be finished by Saturday. All well. The steamship Terrible has arrived. London, Monday, kept. 3.—Tbe Timesof this morn ing aayt Urn solution of- the Roman qaeation ^11 quickly fefilowthe ceaslon of Venetia to Italy. Yinnxa* Sept 3, P. M.—The Austrian Government baa given orders tat a reduction of tbe army to a peace footing, and the work has already commenced. Paris, Sept. 3, P. M.—It is said that Count Bismarck is endeavoring to form an alliance between Prussia, Austria and Russia. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Liverpool, Sept 3, P. M.—The breAilatufia market 1b unchanged. Tbere is nothing to note in the pro vision market London, Sept 3, P. M.—The official closing rate-of consols were 89Ji for money. Tbc following are the quotations of Anssricau securities at tbe close of busi ness to-day-: U. 8. five-twenties, 7»‘i; Erie R. B. »liares,46X; Illinois Central shares, -73?i. From Philadelphia. THE ‘‘LOYAL” SOUTHERN EttS’ IOX- YENTI0N. THE CHOLERA. ' Philadelphia, Sopt. 3.—The Union League raeni- bera marched from their rooms to Independence square where the delegates to the Convention tailed with them and aU proceeded to the National Mall. Gen. Butler, Fred Douglaa, aud Brownlow were welcomed with cheerfc at the National Guard*’ Hall. Beforo the meeting of the Convention, Chas. Gibbon received the Southern delegation, aud Hamilton, of Texas, responded, at the conclusion of which some one in the crowd called for three groans for the dead dog of the White House, which was followed by other exclamations. On the opening of the Convention, which was’ very largely attended, four-fifths were from the North. Thos. J. Durant, of New Orleans, was chosen tem porary Chairman, and committees were appointed, after which they adjourned until to-moorow. The City Council, by formal resolution, welcomed the delegates to the city, and extended to them the hospitality thereof. - Eleven cases of cholera and six deaths. Special Notices. Thd Now York Life' ffniininee Company. ' 1 sivANNAft BRANCH OFFICE, No. 6 So keel Bbilsim, Savahnah, September 3,18*6. • ~ Hr "goivtit sny 6W6*e«us hbj wiiteh' may prevail, ami to guard against fhture mto- apprehension, the undersigned. General Agent for Georgia of “THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,”- respectfully begs leave to Renounce that this Company was in no way connected with aey otbev Life CoBipany lepreecnted here prior to the ini'" i. The equitable business conduct of “The New York ” toward it* Southern policy holders will go far in commending it to the consideration and pa tronage or Bouthere people, especially to these who have heretofore insured, and who understand and appreciate tbe value and importance of such an In vestment. HENRY HARNEY, Late of Richmond, Vat; The steamer SYLVAN SHORE, inconsequence of being painted, will not leave for Florida until farther notice. s-pS-tf CLAQHORN ft CUNNINGHAM. hk . sep«-tf General Agent. Stevedores’ Benevolent Asso- • ciation, SAVANNAH, Qa., Sept. 4,1866. Tliere will be a regular monthly meeting of the Stevedorm* Benevolent Association at tneir Hall THIS (Tuesday, EVENING, at 8 o’clock. PUactual attendance le requested. Rg order M. J. FORD. Prea. M. H. C. SyL, Ivan. Secretary. S. B. A. Clinton Lodge. No. 54, F, A. M. a A Special Meeting will be hold THIS DAY, <^^teat 4 o’clock p. m., fob the purpose of paying /S^the last tribute of reapect to on deceased brother, JAMES A, ZITBOUB, at Masenic Hall. By order of & E. BYCK, W. M. C E. Byoe, Secretary. * NOTICE. I HAVE no farther interest in the Steam Saw Mill near the Fifty-sixth Mile-post on the Central BaUkmmI, ntvlng sold oat all my internet in said Mill, its appnr- tenances and basinesa, to Mr. WILLIAM T. OPUS, of Screven county. JOSEPH CLAY. SavAunah, Sept. 3.1866.»e4-law4w* Notice. The Captain and Cons’gnees of the British barh Janet DulglUh will not be responsible for any debts contracted by ihe crew. eepl-4t L. J. GUII.MART1N k fX). Agents. FROM NEW ORLEANS. CHOLERA. News From Texas. ■New OBLKAN8, Sept. 3.-^Cotton is declining; mid dling, 32c.; sales of five hundred balo9. Gold, 144; Sterling, 65; New York exchange, par. Advises from Texas evince much complaint of late in rcfert-nce to the report** of Gen. Kiddoo to'Gen. How- aid of ill-treatment of freedwen. The Houston Tele graph flatly pronounces them false. New Orleans, Sept 3.—The number of deaths from cholera in thin city in the last forty-eight hours waa thirty-fofir. Three died from yellow fever. From Mobi RUAHAATINE RESTRICTIONS RE MOVED. The.Markbts. Modilk, Sept. 3-—Cotton sales to-day 100 bales; middlings 30c, nominal. tjuarantine on vessels from New Orleans for this port is virtually raised-. All vessels arriving at quaran tine Stations with no sickness on board are allowed to come to tbe city. The Presidential Party at Niagara Falls. BurrALO. Sept. 3.—President Johnson and party were met to-day by a tremendous crowd. Yeaterdsy he visited Niagara Falls, but no formalities were ob served. The President, in company with Secretaries Seward and Welles, spent some time on tbe Americau eide of the Falla and afterwards went as far as the suspension Bridge, but did not cross over tt. Tke President is suffering from hoarseness, owing to frequent and load speaking, but in other respects is in good bodily condition. Tbe expenses of tbe Presidential tour, so far as transportation and hospi talities are concerned, are defrayed by committees of citizens at different places voluntarily. New York Market. New Yobk, Sept 3.—Gold, 45?-, ; Seven-thirties’, 107)4. Cotton heavy; sslea of 950 bales, at 3'2)5@3ic. .Flour heavy; sales of 600 bbls.; Soutborn, $9 75<g $15 30. Wheat, 3@6c. lower. Corn, lc. lower. Pork dull; sales of 3.500 bbls.; mess, $32 75. Lard doll. Whiskey quiet. Groceries steady. • Georgia Chemical Works, OF SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, W i ABN NOW PREPARED to supply the trade with a superior brand of TAKI1Y *OAP, MANUFACTURED AT THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS. For tins Laundry, It has no superior. It is uniform in quality, and every box warranted. It Is tiow In use by many families in the city, giv ing per feet satisfaction In every cnee," and has been ffiiroduced into the Laundries of the principal Hotels tv thv exclusion of aB others. Orilers addressed to the undersigned wGl have prompt attention. PURSE A THOMAS, A.-GKNTN GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS, sepTlm UT Bay Street.' itemises, nearDoctorlown.Gm., lORSE, liH hands high, left In his forehead, and lame In Horses Stolen. ■OTOLltN from O a LIGHT BA’ hind foot white, atar left hind foot from a cut by the.halter. Also, from Mr. Wdbman’r, near foy place, a DARK BAY HORSE, 75 hands high, branded on the shoulder and hip with the letter “B,” and left hind fetlock swelled from n wound. ’ A liberal reward will be paid tor the recovery of the aforesaid horses. . sep3-d$tw3t BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, Attention, Everybody! B rt goods merchants, factors, com mission MERCHANTS- add every one la Me city of Savannah, doing business and desiring to Increase the raae, would cons ait their interest by semUng-on at onoe their cards to the BARNWELL MEL. • It la the only paper published in the District of Barnwell, 8. C-. and enjoys a wide-spread and con stantly tpcrsaalng circulation. Txhms of tub Papmi—Three Dollars per annum. AnvKitxiBUM inis inserted at tbe rate of pi per square or. twelve lines or less, for each IneeiUon. CAiuis—At tic* rate of $10 for three months. Yskult Cow ri ACis on more favorable terms. W Terms lx advance. Address BDWavRD A. BRONSON, an31-tf Pub Usher and Proprietor. For Sale, on Consignment 50 S*pS-8t BAT.ua GUNNY BAGGING ISO r alls Sen Island Bagging 10# colls Rope Dales Twine BRADY A M08E3, Bey street, north sUe,. Whitaker and Barnard ate. Batween' INSURANCE! INSURANCE 11 SAVANNAH. GA.. AUGUST 30,1S66. THE undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and Ihe public that they are prepared to effect Fire and Marine Risks in the following first class companies, at established rates, and solicit a share ef patronage: INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, M New York. "NATIONAL BANKING INSURANCE -COMPANY, of St. Louie, Mo. ' CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., of 8t. Louis, Mo PERRY INS. AND TRUST CO., Marlon, Ala. JOHN W. ANDERSON A SONS. sepl-3m Corner of Bryan and Drayton streets. Notice. The Mechanics’ Saving and Loan Asaoctettoo of Sa vannah, having made to the undersigned an assign ment of all of its properly end effects, for the benefit of its creditors, all persons having claims against the corporation are requested to present them to thehn- derslgned, and all persons indebted to said corpora tion will make payment to C. W. W. BRUEN. _ Assignee of Mechanics’ Saving and sepl 3m Loan Association of Savannah. Notice. iUE, I r COLLI TOK’9 OFFICK U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE First Dta. rict of Georgia, 8 VANSAi, August 31, 1666. The Annual List of Taxes on Income for 1S65, end tha Tex <.n Pianos, Watches, Carriages, Silver Plate, Ac., for 1866, has been turned over to me, for Chat ham connty, by tbc Assessor. AU persons having made returns are required to make payment at this office on or before the lflth of September proximo. Failing so te do, they will be snbiected to the penal ties uf ihe law. A. N. WILSON, aoSl-lw C Hector. in • Special* Notices. It .v j*. \ v* *«a ■" % Notice. f Mft Wes. M. Smith having withdrawn thorn the firm of Brady, Smith A Co., the business wffl be con tinued by tbe remaining partners under tbe name of BRADY A MOSES. They solic t the favors of their friends as heretofore^. A. /. BRADY.’ .RJ.ROagS- NOTICE*, , MR CHARLES C. HARDWICK has this day been CLARK, JONES * CC Savaunhli.Sept'l, 1S& ' tep3-V Notice. Notice. JOHN U. O’BYRNB Is my daly authorized Agen daring my absence from the State. au27-tf E. O’BYRNB. • To Travelers^ Newspapers, Msgaxincs. cheap Novels and Books can be had at JESTU.L*S NEWS DEPOT, Boll street, corner of Bay lane, next to the Post" Office (down Stair-'.) Writing Papers and Envelope* of ail ktolls In any quantity, from a single sheet op. Pens, Inks, Ac. ' {; i .aul6.tr THK rest ■i’UAiu.—uasweii. Mack * co.’a FERRO-PHOSPHORATED JjUXJit OF CALISAYA is a cmnbinatiuaL of the. three best tonics, IRON, PHOSPHORUS, UAL1SAYA,. The Iron gives toe blood^ a rich vermlllion color where It Becomes thin and Watery; the PbospoorsB supplies nervous power In eases-of mental dep.es- slon, while'he Caliaaya gives roue and vigor to all the organs or the body, Sole manufacturers, CASWELL, MACK A CffKsin- der Fifth Avonnc Hotel, New York, and Newport, R. I. For Sale at ’ - LIPPMAN’8 jj9 tf Drag and Cheinioai Warelioose. ‘'New Advertisements. LYON’S- KATHAIRON. Kathalron is from the Greek word “Kathro," or ’•Kathalro,” signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate and re store. This article is what its name signifies. For preserving, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It is the most remarkable preparation in the world. It to again owned and put np by the original proprie tor, and 1s now made with the same care, skill and at tention which gave it a sale of over ono million bot tles per annum. It is a moat delightful Hair Dre3aing. It eradicates aenrf ana dandruff. It keeps the head cool and clean. It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy. It prevents the hair from failing’off and turning gray. It restores hair upon bald heads. Any lady or gentleman whovalaes a boastful bead of hair should use Lyon’s Katbairon. It is known and used throughout the civilised world. Sold by al respectable dealers. ^ DEM AS BARNES ft OO. o<±27-eodlv New York. JOHN nuioi i 00, drier BraiMei uf Jeferai Its,, Offer for sale the following stock of GROCERIES) &c. 300 not7R ' TSrioos grades. 100 bbls. Porto Rico and Muscovado Sugars. 100 bbls. Clarified Sugars. 20 bbls. Crushed and Powdered Sugara. 1*0 sacks Rio Caffe., so mats Java Coffee. 100 caddies Green and Black Teas—choice. 100 boxes Soap. M box as assarted Candy. 36 hhds. Bacon. • hhds. Sugar-cured Hams. 25 packages Leaf Lard. 20 bbls. 8yrnp. , . 20 bales Assorted Yarns. . 20 bales Gunny Cloth. 20 bales Domestic.. 10,000 yards Sea Island Cotton. 100 lbs. Twine. 25 boxes Chewing Tobacco— 5s and 10s. ■ 20 boxes Grant ft Williams'. 20 boxes Choice Chewing. 50,000 Segars, various brands. Together with A FULL STOCK OF GOODS IN OUR LINE. We also offer E.OuO bosh. White Corn, choice. 3,000 bush. Feed, do. 1,600 hnsh. Oats. 200 sacks bran. LOOO bales Hay. ae4-lm New Advertisements^ Lime ! Laths fTIHE SchonbePConvoy, from R ickrins , A peeled with a cargo or bos; “ u THOM ASTON U * E AND A FEW THOUSAND G-ood. Laths, These articles wilt be sold cheap to arrive Co. sepl-3t F. W. SIMS & REMOVAL JOSEPH A. ROBERTS (LaL Of Columbus, Ga.,) has ' Removed to Iff Stoddard’s Upp fr C ONSIGNMENTS of Cotton. Wool ,i, generally, respectful* soiicite i ™»t Advances made ou most liberal term. Goods for tbe interior forwarded wbh ,- r, '-Pl-l® 1 dispatch. Notice. Jii'aeeTasliaa^. i SucaaiaTCMDDiT's Orrius, A. ft G. R R. Co., 1 Savxmmah, September 1,18 6. J O N AND AFTER the gth instant, the rates of ireight on Cot’on over this road to Savannah will bo as follows per hundred pounds: From Tbomasville to Station No. 17, Inclusive, 99 cents. From Station No. 1* to" Station No. 14, Inclusive, 85 cents. From Station No. 13 to Station No. 10>£, inclusive, 80 cents. From Station No. 10 to Station No. S, inclusive, 76 cents. From Station No. 7>," to Station No. 5, inclusive, 70 cents. From Station No. 4}^ to Station No. 3, inclusive, 66 cents. From Station No. 2 to Station No. 1, inclusive, 6o cents. H. 8. HAINES, sep4-*t General Superintendent. SODA WATER MIICE.I A LLpereons Indebted to the undenicn.-] [,, Water, ftc, are requested to K-iti.. counts todite, and thereafter to pay f rail delivery. By stricily adherlug to this ruh , , prevent my drivers from awiuddngmeorm, j,, ,, which many are aware ha-, been don. to . bleextent. No person has a right to etrjrj,- .. in mr name, nor to use my money or g,, U l- date their own indebtedness. sepl-3t JOHN Kj jj 50 Bab (runny Cloth, mo ARRIVE per steamer Wm. Tibbetts, from Bos- I ton, will be sold low, if applied for Immediately. sep4-2t BRADY A MOSES. Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned, having been appointed Assignee of the Merchants’ sod Planters’ Bank, to prepared to enter upon hto duty. All blllholdere, and other persons having claims against said Bank, an re quested to present the same for liquidation. And pll parties indebted to the Bank are requested to make immediate payment. Billholdera will lose their priority if tbe bills are not presented within six months. UIRAM ROBERTS, an31.tr Assignee. Assignees’ Notice. The nndersigned having been appointed Assignees of the Planters’ Bank of the Slate of Georgia, are prepared to enter upon their duties, and all blll- holders and other persons having claims against said bunks am requested to present the same for liquida tion, and all parties indebted to the Bank are re quested to make immediate payment Billholdera will loss their priority if tbe bills are not presented within six mouths. GEO. W. ANlfBRSON, •H. W. MERCER au!3- aw2m Assignees. Assignees’ Notice. * Bank or Savaioiaa. \ Savannah, Georgia, July 6, 1S46.J The nndersigned having been appointed Ateigneea of this Bank for the purpose of ad j skiing aud liqui dating its affairs, therefore all persons having claims against this corporation will present them, and ul bill-holders or this Bank are required to present the same within eix months from this date, or they will lose the priority granted by statute, and those In debted will make Immediate payment to H. BRIGHAM, GEO. W. DAVIS, iyfi-lm Assignees. Htgai’s Ntgiilit Bata) This Is the most dellgblfol and extraordinary article ever discovered. It ckaugen the son-burnt face an haw*, to a pearly satin UXtUbB of ravishing beauty, Imparting the marble parity of youth, and the fffsHn- gue appearance so inviting In the dty belle of fashion. It remove* tan, freckles, pimples and roaghoem tram tbe skin, leaving the complexion freak, transparent and R contains no material lAlnriona to 4b* ski*. Patronized by Actreaee* and Opara Stngers. It to what every lady should have. Sold everywhere. Retail price, 60 centa. prepared by W. R. HAGAN, Troy, N. T. Addrere all orders to DEMAB BAltNES * OO., Otm-tstiy Ko* York. Agua do Magnolia. A toilet I Tbe lkdlcf trasaura and gratis •w’aboonl Tbe “swariert tkteg" nM iargart qaan- gw, Mraafretnred from the rich Southern MagraMa. Used for bathing the foce and person, to rendwr fk* rata soft and frreh, to present eruptions, to pmfeme clothing, Ac. ’ It overcomes the nnplessant odor of parspiratfoa. It removes rednem, Un, Wotehea, Ac, It care* nervous headache and anaya Infiammstton. It softens and adds delicacy to the akin. It yteira a rabdned aad lasdng peiftaa*. It cures motqrt'o •ndRlng* of fnoacte. D contains so material injurious to tha akin r.n.al.Tf by AtHm*sn nod Opera Stegms. hh what every lady should hare Sold everywhere. Try the Magnolia Water ones rad yon witt as* no other Oologna, F*rto*»ery. or ToUet Water afterward*. DAMAS BARNES * OO., ct27-eodly Prop*. Kxcluslv* Agente, H. Y. Cot r sa Tire protect the toe* of children’s aboea— On* pair will outwear three without Up*. Sold every where. S. T.—1860—X. Drake’s Plantation Bitters* They parity,strengthen and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are au antidote to change of water and diet. Aey overcome effects of dissipation and late hours. They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They care Dyspepsia and Constipation. They core Diarrhoea, Cholera and Cholera Morbns. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They are the beat Bitt era in the worid. They make the weak strong, ana are exhausted nature’s great re storer. They are made pf pure St. Croix Ram, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herd*, and;are taken with thepletyiureofa beverage, without regard to age or time of day. Particulmly recommended to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant Sold by all Grocers, Drnggists, Hotels and Saloons. (July gen- nine when Cork is covered by our private U. S. Stamp. Beware of counterfeits and refilled bottles. P. H. DRAKE ft CO., oct2S-eodly 21 Park Row, Now Yolk. FEVER AND AGUE EXTHGUISHE Martyrs to Inter jiittent Fever, a word with yon. The responsibility for your suffering reap) upon your selves. Just as sartly as you sUake to-day. or will shake to-morrow, IlOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS will extinguish the disease un der which you labor. Hail you taken this genia tonic as a preventive, yon would have no need of 1 as a core, for it renders the system impervious t* al miatmalic fevers. But since yon neglected the pre caution, rid yourselves without delay of the com plaint l>y resorting to the dnlj reliable remedy.— Break the chills with HOSTETTEl’S BITTERS, and they will return no more. This to the experience of thousands, and it will be years. Quinine to a slow means of relief; it is nauseous to the last degree; it to mere dangerous than the malady Itself; in many cases it utterly tolls." How different to the effect of the Bittkks. Their curative action to rapid; they are agreeable to tile palate; they are not only entirely harmless, bntteud inevitably to strengthen the con stitution aqd prolong life; they never hav. failed, and it to confidently assumeritbat they never can toil in any case of Fever ana 1 Agne, however inveterate in its character. To be without Hostetler’s Bitters in any region Infested with Intermitt.nt or Remittent Fever to simply to reject safety and court disease. Jyl7-oQdly For Rent, A FINE BRICK BOUSE on Jones street, with all modern Improvements. Possession given at once by applying to E 8. LATHROP, sep4-3t At I athrop ft Co’s. n Bale Rope. 1000 C ° 1LB ‘*" raCH JurK ,or ttole, cheap and good. DARIUS ALLEN, aep4-lm 65 Pine street. New York. BAZOBBLOK’S HA IK OXS The Original and Best in the World 1 The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and I ns tanr taoeous Produces immediate.y a splendid Black or natural Brown, without Injuring the hair or skin. Remeffira the ill effect* of bad dyesu Sold by all Drug- gist*. The genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. Alsg, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLKPLRURS, For Resto. ing and Bcantbying the Hair. sn14-'v CHARLES BATCHELOR N*w Yora- Assiernees’ Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignees of the Farmers' and Mechanics’ Bank of Savannah, Georgia, hereby notify bill-hoiders and other claim- ants against the said Bank to present the same for li quidation, and all persons Indebted to the Bank are required t* mhke Immediate payment. BUl-holden will lose their priority if the billq are not presented within Bix months from this date. JOHN RICHARDSON, J. E. GAUDRY, jy27-tf Assignees. HILL’S HAIR DYE, SO cents.—Black or Brown, instantaneous. best, cheapest, durable, re liable. Depot, No. 66 John street. New York. Sold by all drag and patent medicine store* everywhere. m9-ly Assignee’s Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignee of tbe Bank of Commerce of Savannah, Georgia, to prepared to enter npon hto duties. All bill holders and other persons having claims against the said Bank, are requested to present the same for liquida tion, and all parties indebted, to the-Bank are re quested to mqkd immediate payment. • bw holders wUI lose their priority if the bills are net presented within six months from this date. JOHN C. FERRILL, au2-3m ' Ae»lgnee^ NEWSPAPER DEPOT. wr, „„„ve increased oar facilities, and are receiv- ing by every mail and steamer the latent NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, MAGA ZINES, ANC CHEAP LITERATURE. Foreign Pablicatiora supplied to order. Aar American work procured to order at publfeh- era’prices. je4. ESTII«L a BROTHER, (Down stun) Ball street, next to Post Office. McKAY*, BLISS A CO., Commission Merchants, TvEALERSln Whit* Oak and' Yellow Pine Timbre o u allsiiea. Cash advances made on consignment* of Timber, Cotton, Naval Stores, Ac. The above-named honse offer nnosoal faculties for the flOfi of Southern Product#, and respectfully ao- lidt QMflfBBMta. - t ItoffiAY, BLISS * i daMawtf CARPENTERS WANTED. S IX (6) GOOD HOUSE CARPENTERS WANTED, to work at Milieu. No. 7X, C. R. R. For par ticulars, inquire at Room No. 22, Marshall Honse, from six to eight, p. m. se4-lt DESIRABLE STORE RENT, LOW. FOR A STORE in tbe central portion or the city—an excellent stand—for rent low. For particulars, apply at this Office. ae4-towftI3t AT PRIVATE SALE. MY BELL, VILLI & CHRISTIAN. 5< 0 bnsbeto White Corn. 50 bushels choice Rye. 6 hhds Bacon Shoulders. Just arrived from Baltimore per steamer North Point. se4-5t JKTOTfCE.—Sixty days after date application will lv be made to the Ordinary oi Chatham county for lefive to sell the personal estate of Charles W. Cotter, deceased. JAMES B. READ, Adm>r. September 3. 1966- sep4-2«am2m rtKOROIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.—To all whom it w may concern ■ Whereas, Joseph Lippman wUI apply at the Court of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Administrator on tbe estate of Win. Dorward, deceased: There are, therefore, to cite and admonish all whom it may concern, to be and appear before said court to make objection (if any they have; on or before tbe first Monday in March next, otherwise said letters will be granted. Witness my official signature this Sd day of Sep tember, 1866. DOMINICK A. O’BYRNB, sep4-lam6m Ordinary. HOLCOMBE & GO., 181 Bay Street, Haye RecGiTei, by Late Arrivals, 'AA BARRELS FLOUR, from n.W Wheat, all grades—Maryland, Virginia and Oraeroee 20,000 lbs. choice BAOOH8IDKS and SHOULDERS 6 casks ghgar Cured BUMS 60 barrels Prim* and If ess PORK 35 sacks COFFEE, Rio, Lagtuyra and Java 60 barrels Crashed and Clarified SUGARS 40 boxes TOBACCO, assorted 36 barrel* BECKER’S FLOUR, red and Mae ion boxes SOAP, various brands IS boxes STARCH, Klngsford 76 boxes assorted and tancy CANDY so cases SARDINES, halves and quartan 30 boxes CRKAM CHEESE, very choice 25 boxes LAYER RAISINS 26 hrtf firkin* LA$D to dozen painted BUCKETS to barrels Northern POTATOES 28 barrels ONIONS 26 quarter chests TEA, Hyson and Oolong. nepaeodtt Rockland Lime. 1500 rive by ftep64f) BARRELS FIRST QUALITY, COBB’S rpeetod and tor sale to ar- ARDSON ft BABNABP. CLASSICAL TEACHER WANTED -«X) SUPERINTEND THE EDUCATION of several X hoy*, for advanced. The teacher will redd* with the family, In a pleasant country home, aad compensation will be uSeraLThe beet nforen required. Addreas Box 114, Savannah P. O. Johnston, Woods & Co„ Ceneral Commis’n Merchants No. IV Stoddard’s Lower Kan- SAVANNAH, GA. sepl-tf Dissolution of Co-Partnershi T HE Factorage and Commission Rmine* fore conducted by Wiuborn Lauioa ,i this city, and Wm. M. Lawton ft Co . of fh,..... is this day dissolved by mutual consent, tv ,.' partner is authorized to settle the opcu tn: ; ., uf the respective firms. WM. M. LAWTM W INBORN Lin Tnt Savannah, August 31. 1866. v , . CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE, T HE undersigned have this day formed a n.-,- ner-hlp for the traiism-lhm of a CrntT.1.. sion. Lumber aud Timhor busim w, uml.rt!i.. . Wiuborn Lawton ft C*>.. Sew York dir, 3u .i,. Yongo ft Co., Savannah, (i.i. WINBORS UkTAt PHILIP lOSiJE Septewbeh 1st. 1SC6. ,..p;| C ITATION.—Notice is hereby {rivin rfijr ooti first Monday in October. (A h. , , l k , tion will be ma le by me to titeCii.u. to.ttun. Bryan connty, Georgia, for Lotto.\ a..*: ri :, to the estate of John I ruy Maxr.e',!. late „f._ connty. deceased. sept-dUl T.IOMAS II. lUBTAL W ANTED TO PURCHASE I FOR CASH, A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING located in a good nek’hhurhou'i. \ stating particulars, E. I'. Tl XIso aQ26-tf Agent Southern Expres! C< n,w COTTON CINS7 McCarthy, American, Long S Short Staff! On hand and for sale cheap by CHIPHAN t au31-lm tJOG BAY STREET. Wm. Wallace, Horse-Shoer, Blacksmith, i r lK SUBSCRIBER, having returned ;kji. in the Nonh, where he has heen f<r :. "2 of his heal h, and having concluded hu: bosiuesd at the old stand, corner of >*- and Pteaklent street, begs to iuforrn hue • and as many new ones as may come, t :"' • the public in eeneral, that he is now pnpa.v: eente all kinds of work in the ahow iiu«. >• not superior, to any in the city. He thcreiur t a share of public p«tron»ge. WM. U.U- N. B — All interfering and lame bort« - most scientific manner, »nd on approve! \r~ au31-4t* - Notice I S HEREBY GIVEN that l lie parin'M P-. 'j tore existing under the n.me- of JIi 1 "' • | ft Co . in Savannah. Ga., aud Thomas. I” Co.. Madtoos, Fla., have been dreulvwl ; •' ' of D. G Livingston, one of ihe partaeis. A. J. MILLER will give hto aitcMi"ii to ■ . ness in Savannah, anu S. B. TUf’MASfo lie -j in Madison, in"liquidation. 1 yiiLIE S. B. TH0IS August, 1^66. bar.itioal'i.- The subs-fibers will continue the e.rorory j mission Business In Savannah, Ga. ul tec 1 copied by the late firm, ou It iv street. AUgOSL iS.6. Tbe subscriber solicits for ihe ne* a ol thep.tronage extended to the latcS™- MiLLSK a LE"IHo- R THOU" | One of P c U 1 City Sheriff’s Sale. "NDER and bv virtue of a fi. fa. te 1 '' 1 ’ 1 ,J Honorable City Conn of savannas ■ -. to November term 1866, ill lavor ol ard vs. William II. Baum, 1 have ovi«- sell on the first Tuesday in Sept< mte-J . tbe 4th day of said monih, m t"'“ t '( ", Honse, in the city of - avannah, hoars of sale, fifteen CIS) sh rvs of th. ■ Savannah Motual Loan Association. same. Property pointed out by plinn>j“- Terms cash, purchasers Also, at the same time and pls»J 3 ; GOLD WATCH, levied upon as '“f Francis McNeil, by virtue of afi. fa ' 01 * H. Boberts. Term. «“>*’ CHARIJS 3, anl-td* J. W. (Late Steele ft Burbsnk,) 11 Merckants’ Bow, Hilton H«l>” ] And comer King and Georty 5<- t _ .1 r\ALLS the attention of Whol.sa> ^ : r " V ' ehaaei* to his superior stock of _ Military and Naval Clow 1 ^ AMD FURNISHING good?- p Watches, CMffis, Face, .k«to, Ware, 8worda, Sashes Belts. ' . 1; . Cipe, F:e ! d Glasses, Gauntlets, G' n ' I* ' -—-■—'m A. M. Sloan, c -^ST.l Late of Rome, Ga. C. W. Stio.lL Late of Thom* SLOAN,' STUBBS & ST£G j COTTON FACTOKSj Forwarding and Conn"’! boq&cban I Stoddard’s Lower K - BAY STREET *i SAVANNAS. M make liberal ailvancca co u!i-" 15 'j race in transit or store, or o" I correspondents in New Yore ■ No. 4 wniu» produce In our correal an2T 3m Our OUITEID|*Fiaufoiaw« STEAM ENGINE AND®! • ’FIRST A, and Sat ton Works,. horse power, nlenr*»- inch i.' be M3Q.tf for sale. CLASS 9PK P? n ^ltoo^fl „ manufacture..-- ^ ^ New York-_ # V L r, return fine ^'^’jJI feri m fine a issss0^ noroe power, retu nlencea complete inch mw; patent ®eir-* log ctailiMwrith poUeys^ null complete. The wt- GINGER fUST THE THING Jor‘hi J UST clln . o( Tfi'.l