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'S The Daily News aftd Herald, SAVANNAH, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, i860. * . fieserted. How sad, bow mncb more desolate than death itself, must be the heart that realize* the fact that it has showered all ita wealth of lore upon a treacherous oh jeot, upon one who rifles the flowers of one's life ot their sweets* and then, like a bee, wings off to rifle other life-flowers. 'Twaa such a heart, robbed and deserted, that sung: The river flowed with the light on its breast, And the wares were eddying by; And the round, red sun went down in the West, When my lov's loving lips to my lips were prest. Under the evening sky. Now weening alone *y the liter I stray, For my love BsS left m« fdr this mahj a day— Left me to droop ani die. As the river flowed then, tbepiver flows still. In ripple and loam, and spray, On by the church, and round by the hill. And tinder the sluice by the old burnt mill. And out to the fading day; But I love it no more, for delight grows cold When the song is Bung and the tale is told, And the heart is giren away. Oh! river, rim far I Oh! river, run fast! • Oh! weeds, float on to the sea 1 For the son has gone down on my beautiful past. And the hopes that like bread mi the waters I cast Have drifted away like thee I - , So the dream it is fled and the day it is done, And my lips will murmur the name of one Who will never come back to me. In General. —It is stated that Gen. Tom Tbumb will have another Thumb on bis blinds. —Low necks and stripes are the prevailing cut and style in Paris. —“I shall be at home Sunday,” remarked a young lady, as she followed to the door ber beau, who seemed to be wavering in bis attachment. “So shall I,” was the brute’s reply. —The Fenian Sisterhood are ont in an ap peal to the Irish women in America to con tribute money for the relief ot the wives and children of those of their countrymen now suffering imprisonment in the old country. —Fears are beginning to be entertained at Madrid aa to the fastiuy of Cub^. The Politico nrges that the impending collapse of the Mexican Empire will comprise Spain’s possession of the island of Cuba. —The famous province of Venctia, lately ceded by Austria to France, is very well' known to the world, but the space which it occupies on the map of Europe is not so well known. Venetia contains 3,870,500 acres of ground, and 2,493,908 inhabitants at the last census. —A New York correspondent asserts that all of the dailies of that city, except the Herald, want to raise their price frofn four to six cents, in consequence of the Atlantic cable tariff. * > —The report has gone abroad that General Grant has written a letter to the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Union, promising to be present at the Pittsburg Radical Convention,; gotten up under the auspices of this association. The fact is Gen. Grant wrote a letter to the secretary of the Union promising to be pres ent on another occasion. —Old Mr. Wilson, wfio had reached lii9 eighty-second year, was boarding with hi9 son-ie-law, W. J. Dickermau, in Minnesota. Not long ago he found out that Dickermau was getting pay from the town for boarding him as a pauper. Whereupon he Cut bis throat with a razor. It is to be regretted that he did not first cut the throat of bi9 son-in-law. —Two distinguished citizens of Bfqmphis, Hon. Landon C. Haynes, ex-Confederate Senator from Tennessee, and General Marcus J. Wright, formerly of the Army of Tennessee, have been pardoned by the President. —Gen. Weitzel, it 19 said, has been ap pointed Collector of the port of Cincinnati. —Dickens, in speaking of pawnbrokers' duplicates, says they are turnpike tickets on the road to poverty. —How is it that the trees can put on a new dress without opening their trunks? It is because they leave ont their summer lB t, clothing. —The New York Evening Post says that a sewing machine which in New York costs $55, in Paris costs only $9 75 in gold, or about $15 in currency; and that costing $115 in New York only $14 in Paris, or about $22 in currency, the Paris machine being in every respect as good as the American. —A jealous husband being absent from home, went tot a clairvoyant in London to know what his wife was doing. “Aff,”cried the clairvoyant, “I see her; she expectssome one; the door opens; he comes; she ca resses him fondly; he lays his head on ber lap, and”—husband inqd with rage—“he wags his taiL” Itwasthedog. ^ —The. Newbury pork (Mass.) Herald says that Governor Andrew will take the stump against General Butler, in case the latter is nominated for Congress in the Essex dis trict. —A correspondent of an English paper, speaking of the Atlantic cable, says from daylight till two o’clock the cable generally works with great difficulty, after which time the working grows easier and more rapid until dark, and ail through the night it works easily and well. The editor lof the Telegrapher has often noticed fais fact on the land lines. 1 / I —The ladies of Richmond are making preparations for a “bazaar’’ to beheld in that city in February next for thebebefttof the Hollywood Memorial Asaocmtiouf The ccf-oporfltion of ill pereonkaat jt^ly in that city, bat in every part of the South, it earn estly desired. .*:!•> —A Western letter, rotfarkiag npon the. rapid settlement of the country,says Quincy, Kansas City'and St Joseph are destined speedily to be places of not less than 100,000 people each. Quincy is the great northern .gateway to Missouri, Kansas and Colorado. —Another steamer has been purchased by the Canadian Government for service on their waters as a gunboat She is now at Kingston, where she will'soon receive her armament and crew. This . will make eight gunboats in; all doing ] dqfy on the inland rivers and lakes of Canada.’ ' j —The New Orleans Picayune says city raitrbadfl are found to be of great advantage, in view of the fact that they increase the value of city property. The augmented de mand for residences in all portions of ihe city convenient to the established railroad lines, proves this fact beyond all caviL i For six weeks .npt a drop of faltritethe city 4f Chattanooga, Teptas* see, and during all the time the thermometer has Anged, during the miAdte' of the day, from 92 to 102 degrees. i a,: ! NUTRIENT, A I GOLD MEDAL PORT AND MADEIRA, . , HARVEST BOUI WHEAT OLD HOMESTEAD SA’E. Iii addition to our business of selling Wines, etc. in original psckKgw^and (Q order to insure to con sumers Pure Llqium ia a Compact and convenient rorm, we^apMMMfld 4b* faterprise of bottling and’ packing in cases our well known Wines, llrandiev. Whiskies, etc., utdehave sent them put in a style that would pjrcffiude tlm posribility pi their being tain-’ pered with before reaching the purchaser. The geo- eral appreciation and gratifying success that has re warded our efforts baa encouraged us to maintain the standard aa regards quality, also, to fnake in creased efforts to retain the confidence and 1 patron age which has bean so liberally bestowed upon us. UININGBR A Up., | Established 1174] , importers uf HUnee, Ac., The above pop*tar gdtHsmu pMQipin cases con taining one dozen bottles each, and are sold by Notice. QRAYBlLLtfor the transaction of a missionbajtpws in ttoeqjtjcd A. Crane aril James H. Gr.ybUl, t* 5 ™ 4 > Hem “ the general partner*, aadJr v ~ tmammkiia • - jl or zi ist'ertr *„ MERRITT, WALCOTT a CO., 64 CeirtlaUf Street manufacturer of all Bolts, Natl, whUisrii, Sett StfovJs Ac* Ac., and dealers in all kinds *f >and Engineer’s Supplies, oils, Yi up and Bobber PMking; Oak Taunt Gang Saws, Pnmps, Steam Whistles, Steam and Wa ter Onagers, Steam Engines and Saw Mills of ever; description, Ac., Ac. Also Agents for A. P. WOOD A CO.’S celebrated Portable Steam Engines. :fl 4 f 4^ akir***! and all prominent Druggists, Grocers, ole. onhRwnK mk The name or Bininger A Co., No. is, Beaver street, is a guarantee of the expat and literal truth of what ever they represent—N. Y. Com. Advertiser; “he importing hoasa el lflniagsr it Co.. No. 15 ver street. Is conducted upon principles of integ rity, fairness, and the highest honor,—N. Y. Evening Express. jeH-DeodAUOy House asriJ Bakery to Rent. THE HOUSE AND BAKERjf. oq. the southeast corner ^f.South Broad and Mont gomery - !streets to rent. Apply Co Mas. ISABELLA EVANS, R fcoitwr jjiCR sale to arrive, hi lota to anlt purchasers. sep6-3t R. HABERSHAM ft SOHS^ REMOVAL. « • * I . . t b JOSEPH A! ROBERTS, (Late of Coliyabna, Ga.,) has Removed to 14 Stoddard’s tipper Range. C ONSIGNMENTS of Cotton. Wool and Produce generally, res| —“ Advances made on most liberal terms. Goods for the interior forwarded with eare and dispatch. . . sepulm House Any’person 4 h*V ^fOUSH to rent, hfltween now and October rflild a good tenant by applying to , JOHN C. MAKER A Cdj au28if 139 Congiyss street. Georgia. Chemical Works, OF SAVAIIHAH, GEORGIA. w B ARE NOW PEEP, with a superior bl to supply the trade TA1ES&* MANUFACTURED AT THE GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS. For the Laundry, it has ao superior, -it is uniform in quality, and every box warranted. *" It is now in use by many families in the * hue exutusiuu %n tui mam. Orders addressed to the nnderslgned will have prompt attention. PURSE A THOMAS, AGENTS GEORGIA CHEMICAL WORKS, sep3-lm UT Ewy aomoa, Horses. Stolen. gTO near Doctortdwn, Ga., JvaastotHf left bind foot from a ant by the halter. Also, from hip with thejettei>“«,*’«nd left hind Mock swelled from a wound. A liberal reward will be paid for the recovery of the aforesaid! borere. wILUaUnp'J new ano can ^DA^KLg E OUR OF THE CRY HAND FIRE jmitby.r - " lion Engines, wltA water w cued tor, and ai GomenciNs. McCarthy, ' Lo«| ‘ American, On band,and ■haili ghaig iaat.- antl-lm ME EAT STREET. TtW sal Oa*c —rBJooS. dm GottoM Qinagjj fan* atvreylowpricrt,*,,I fiT: 'V Mt[>: . having' ’beemne l ti>J property known as the’ “tojv£Q.|AVANMAP BICEMMiL,” ~* —" rmiagiirn alllnriaml . »■-“-* Nineiy rermflking'R l « ; PtB8T-CLAS8 4NG MILL. jTp paiiiflwm ^ spared to have Bice thoroughly cleaned aaA prepared J fi>r market; and to the Planters and Faetnrbwbo gfvi their patTOnhge we Can promise ty(fjattenpfyf*'t8 their Intsreeta. sidra ,.i. is.tj ■’**‘ H iving ample facilities for stpHflg Rice, Hafitets til factors can ship at any time 1 to the Miff to salt their convenience, to remain om .storage or 1 * for pounding. LLOYRlk WADDELL Wtttfaflf H.TCSNO. IMEllw*"!.! ROSE * ARKWRIGHT. } 11 ON -ii-^r . (OS Havbfg taken entire eharyfe of the working iff Ibe above named Miff, we would respectfully askof tha Planters 1 and Factors living in the vieinHydf nth theft patronage for theqMnblg season, apd in so doing ws can bat promise a'dhRfal attention to their interest based npon »u!r past business ■ eonoalthm and exLerience in thst-Hne*W bfl^ness. The *1% will bcln perfect order for pounding wth* "*t or October. - NB8B A AB«WHIG»r. o ■’ i ‘ l | tile.-de For further partlfcnlsrh, ttiMfe of A^srs. Rose A dJtwnght, at the Mill, or at 1 Tb6 Baakfog House of S m. KTnano A Co , in Exchange Iwlding; nr df oyd 0. Waddell, office (when Tb' tfte.dtyj) Sf me Columbia Square ■ QBOCEBY stobe, — opim-hi. Square, corner of Habersham and President streeta, ag PHILIP CALL* AN AN * CO. ThKCEFraa WEBKLY, Orat-clasa Fandty. Gro- xtrertoTAles"Wines, Llqnora. Cigara, Fruits, Vegetab^ Ac. For rale dn must reasonable terms. Scsuton, Smith & €i. ’ KiEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND CHOKE OLD BRANDIES, David Bailoy, MERCHANT TAILOR savannah; ga. rnHE ATTENTION of fUStomers. friends. And the X pnulic generally, b invited to the select stock of Goods for Faffarwl Winter ^ear now o.iOuiag, consisting oijjtoe Kreucb and j English Cassimeres: Black and Culored Cloths; Bpeskins: French and English Beavers: ChincbTI »Ciutl)s; Cssh- ipere and Silk Ve vet Vestings, Ac., alriar which will be made tip at the ajtiorte^ notice and ip the most taplUotiablestyle. ’ , l ! A^q.just received, dflne selection of. (omen’s Furnishing @oods,| ig of Shins, Merino Underbills and Draw- Uafltun Flannel Drawers, EdglftA ail' Atneyicad Gloves, (inuntlrts,- 1 Cravats,; Tamars, Ac, 1 'mbrellas. Shirts meenred for and madc td Uenttemen wishing^any of the abbvh "Articles will it wefttb call befoiwpurchasing* elsewhere, and ex; jttiimitMs stock of goods, recently selected by my- seif ill New York. ! - I3N“ Terms positively cash. ’ DAVID NaILHV, ' ' NS. «Whitaker street, ! adsh-tm' Opposite J no Olfvfer’s Paint! Shop, j ' BVSfcT VARIETY OF GROCERIES, ALSO, Hij Corn, Oats and Bran, strictly at wholesale to thetflile; and we flatter ourselves that We can make St to telntsrest of dealers to patronise aa at the J. tumdsf gW, oppoyffe Jpfferson st. * ■ A. M. Put an, V. F. Sti’bbs, . } Late of Rom», Ga. Late of Macon, Ga. C. W. Stegall. Lite Tfiotaf^ville. iii. ::..■‘■' A 't»w, | | SLOAN, STUBBS & STEGALL, COTTON FACTORS, Forwarding- and ('owmisriw l,r : No. 4 Stoddard’s Lffwtr Range, BAY STREET,;/. SAVAWbTAH, &A. | Will make liberal advances bn cotton, pad other produce iu transit^ or. store, or on consignment!) td our correspondents in New Yolk an27-3m .JC PHIENIX steabWIl EASTERN WHARF, SAVANNAH) «hA> npHE undersigned, havingcomptetediheir DOUBLE X GANG S.vto MILL, known aatoe “PBG4NIX STEAM SAW MILL,” would respectfully inform their ftfends and the public generally, ,tbqt they are now prepared to All orders for Lum^crth any qnau- ^ d of any sizes and ieugibs. We have eon- with onr Mill an Improved Plyuer, and wilt give pafticnlar attention to orders tif planed and tongue and grooved lumber., orders left at the Mill, or pt J. F. A M. Hamilton’ office, corner Bay and Abercorn streets, prill receiv prompt attention. ’ A share of public patronage is ffeited. os. KULI ans-tf , esispectfully so- EULBN A JlAMll.TONS. 1. F. HAMILTON. M. BAM|LTO>- Notice. . »#>**.* ntpi u m,-. SorauNTtHoauv's Orrioz, A. * 6. R. R. Co., I Savannah, September 1,186*. f AN AND AFTER the 5th instantf the totes nr V/ freight on Col'on over this road. torGavaimah Will be as lo.Uows per hundred pounds: . From Thoinusville to SiaUon No. 1Z, iucluaivc, 90 ‘^romStation No. 1C to Station. No. It, ipclftstfe, S| cents. , , ’ From Station No. 13 to Station No. 1014) inclusive, 89 cent)), am >) , From Station No. 10 to Station No. S, inclusive, 75 cents.h Thin .. i . *dO- . «.* 4 From Station No. 7 b to Station No. 5, icehosive, 70cen(*. .-.j i-.-i.ff From Station No. 4% to Station No. 3, inclusive, Cfi ceffto. ' . m I From Station No. 2 to Station No. 1. iaciasive, flu H. &> UAI^SS, endent. f P WASUK MIT “MIPAIATIM .nl MM FlriM IIBIAI CM!” That received a medal and honorable mention bop the minei pared’ withstanding. 1 KAZZBHA, The food and la&ay of the age, wltbodt a single fault. ‘One tria ■ wfU convince the moat skeptical. Makes Padding. • hikes, custards, BlancMaage, Ac., without bingla s. with few or no eggs, at a coat ae- toidshtng the met economical.’ A slight addition to ordinary wheat t onr greatly improve* Bread and Cake. It is also excellent for thirkoning sweet aancea. gravies for flsh and meats, soups, Ac. For Ice Cream nothiflg’can compare with It. A little boiled ia milk will produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, Ac. Put np in ene pound packages, under the trade mark Maizena. with directions for nee. A most delicious article Qf food for children and ln- valida Of all ages. For sale by Grocers and Druggists everywhere. Wholesale Depot) 166 Fulton Street. WILLIAM DURYBA, , )«S-ty General Agent eep»At. General Superintend DRAKE'SVERIMEMWBA . . jam • i i ■ j* ..j u . . i JPluntRtioii Bitters, x HMMMMMUUnNt 40 480A uNUSnwcEIVEIh direct; ton oho wuprletova, a fj supply of these genuine and justly Celebrated Bitters, ill%RnM>llliiDi constantly, together with ttie bestjUfiali/ypf French brandies, , ■' ' JAMAICA AnT» ST. CROIX RuW, ,M “‘‘ l.i dH ■OLLAflD OWNS, o> ' aw 7 . H AND STANDARD WHISKIES. ' ^ Also,.always on band,’ • *’ ’ '* J ' EXCELLENT “CREME DE BOt^V,” - *“• • A(iif other good brands Champagne;, MAOSIKA, SUB»RV. ,i CLARET, AND OTHER WINKS; . i PORTER, ALE AND CIDER: , And Chewing'atnd SmeUag, Tobacco,, of the flrtt grade. . I 1 Aigu. a luff supply of iaifferior HAVANA *kgaR8, of various brands, some very choice, for sale low, at |dSi»|4Nahd.A>aji tweN, by. , T,W ’|t»' : an28Jtooil , ..I LAMA,.. FOR SALE. . 44ite- n<?Wr' • vt/ 'J- - . A superior artiqie. by ., ., :T •’■«*»*• ..oil- CHARLES i. COLBY&eOik.- oepfctfli Cornar Aborgaznaud Bay sUret^s- Ai PHITXII. SAW. HISTIAN^ H Just arrived from Baltimore per steai / ID ffl O.UW iuer Korih se4-5t ‘Johnston; Wheels & Go., Ceneral Comrnls^hM^rcl No. 10 StoddaHt’a 1 ' Lower 1 Kai •j . 1 ■>'. I .. .‘I I SAVANNAH, CWto aepl-tf . . v rt 4 IffiNt* iJh !.V"H t SITUATION wanted hf-;h l. man, either aa - ' Clerk In a comi office. ■kI n.. WANTED. peteit-'yanng * e bonae, lmlsalon Tmuse. App y at this BACON. J2EL1 C A CASKS choica Bid) CRaNI w FopjT Gpodf : lirt . . , U • nl Wanted lmmedUteiy.i^'_'_# mdqL.-VL. . > ’ IIWET i’Vsnuj—iX , i ’J A iMlnU vm.i'i &. Stairs. City NMtSUAL'S'SALE. ^CBknstbKf' : i tas**5iq a h(<rt| 6d 'Mi ► Tnlnffritv v * <i i- xoii tboiLiiA WHISKEY .ij • i l /••■J. guv, ’WINES, dke. HEfiCESKEHAH, anil Retail Deader idi. 4 Wholesale hllUflNUrfca Spots and Shoes, Clothing, For eign and Domestic Wines, Liquors and Segura. Also Skehan’s Celebrated - GOLDEN ALE AND i . CHAMPAGNE CIDER. In buttle md ia wood. Loudon and Dublin Brown- Stout, Scotch and Eng llsh Ales, Ac. Uberal nedlctions made to be trade BL AIR & BICKFORD, Lunifar .JlWfftf^cturers AND DEALERS IN TIMBER AND ^LUMBER . .OF KVERY DESCRIPTION, ,i A ' • Door’ll i iii»4ii > HUnds, W itHl^tod lVmber Jarff;fa fafet'ne^r Bryan Oe jyW-tf G. B. LAMAR. JUN., , . i 11 i • DU .11/ii i.’.r * Successor toG. B. A €1. W. I-amaz, General Commission Merchants Forwarding aud Shipplug Igvate, No. 9* BAY STRKBT (npateira.) Refer (0 Goo, W. Anderson, John C.' B.Lamar,Savannah: W.TI. Jackson,, A Sons, J B. ahd i. W. Walker, Angus ments softcited. ,, ■ errfl andG. osiah Sibley a. Oonsign- mvio W. A. Betamt. Bouse & Bryant, tFormerly of Jacksonville. Fla.,) lit BROUGHTON STREET, SAVANN, .m-tf and #2 Libertv street. N. Y. AH, V. A. KYAN &GO. r % 307 Buy atroc^ i-- .Ui>. idh^j- Street, DKfUU IN STANDARD LIQUORS, Axait* for Charles Farre Champagne*, Keller’s 'Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, Ac. '* ^ • : : ' 1 ' - New York Advertisements, 9 vf York Ai DBYEAS’ MAIZENA a x 9 o 0. H a < o z n w o e HAWKINS-& FAY, Commission . Merchants, RO. 47 PEARL STREET, NEAR PRODUCE EXCHANGE, N. Y. WH. S. HAWKINS, J.. ROCKWELL TAT. Particular attention paid to buying Produce, Provi eions, Whiskies, and Cigars, on order, and to eon signmenta. CLINTON HUNTER, Arm of Spofford, Tileston A Co., New York. Puncher h McChesney, 5 Water-at., New York. Richard Ellis, 114 Water street. New York. Wm. B. Miles, 59 Christie street. New York. W. g. Sibell. 5 Wall street. New York. Lewis L. Jones. IV Bro.dwav. S. W. Mason A Co., Savannah Ga. JOHN GRAY, •d DEALER IN Woden. Ware, Brooms, ‘ HAILS, BRUSHES, MATS, Twlan, CytoaDi Tate, ckaraa. CrmUlea, Wage,MS, Chairs, DaUuU, A*. Nos. 15 Fultpn ana302B*ront 8 't' .'iihw. YbBjt m3- Emigrants Can be Supplied WITHIN TEN DAYS. rime undersigned are prepared to supply Plasters A anftottibv parties who may be in want uf WHITE LABORERS, and have made nscessary arrange- "artl - ’ - — meuta ip the .North to fltl an; LaBorfers.'Woodcuo.r — or Twelve dayafromt il any orders for sgricaitnre Laborers, Woodcu'r.re. Mechanics, etc., wUbin Ten nt he day the order Is given here, are to oe received by the Employers on arrival qf the steamer here, and transported to the pdlnte Vhere they are wauted at Employers’ expense, add the Employers have farther to pay a certain sum per head in advance, partly as aeci and partly for covering the expense* in briu Emigrants from the North to this port. The Vdte at which Farming Laborers c*n be .ringing th* can be se- the Employ- cared will average about $150 per y era fading t|iem. Jorfurtl^parUcu^p^ ^ ^ ■ ’ - - ,!u “ ‘ Jones’ Block, Bay street. One dart Scat of Barnard street, rartlondsnod*. Savannah, 6i Jackson A Lawto^^avaMah. ’ “ffshn’W. Andersen A son. Savannah. ' UuSsmeu Oobeo,Havanash. ftSjJ&^TOvmirth * Geo. A: Cuyler, Savannah. W. R. Fleming, savannah. ,«s John-Screven, Savannah. •Bfahaut, BaMwtuff Co., Savannah . ffavaouah National Bank, Savannah. JJLANCEVILLB VAN WERT, FOLK CD., OA. .pUJIbools. faPOOwOOO BUARXS, $S0 EACH. DicBMnosa—H. Brigham, JJf-Deter, *- O.ara*. UhlA. WUbur and A. A Marshall. P^t^^WotboruteStewUA.teteero HarSs-w-S ’* iK «”“’rrt‘Sowuir.-* Notice. Ohftu 1 SlD?yoS«flS^i, «*•«*** °* eDry fl.ff % 1 rpwo LIGHT rtOft BIVEE STEAMERS AMD out nRAM.fUfli au aaariy new. For sals low. i ao:-*di— -x,, AW*» jiaur v t cHi&ioouuoa ”il 1 A- .1 • 11*1 SAVANNAH. Street, . - GEORGIA. Buy u, YTTILL give prompt ktientlon to receiving and for- W warding goods, sate* on consignment, and all orders; and .will also keep constantly on hand a riesjUfacns Agricultural Imple- terMOfitKaffL A Co’S Sejdes, Ac., besides other goods and mannfartnreU articles for sale, on copaigpmqqh ^nil for which they are M rXilH 4 JO;, Forwarding ati«l Commission 3tK*’CIIANT8. WHOLESALE AND ftETAtt pEALERS IN Dnr Goods, Groeeries, 3c., NOS. 1, AND 1 2 SASdUS; BIDCK, Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida. O. ■. tAHMU. KD. O. SAMM1B. • nil ’ «<*M Jas.T. Paterson, TIMBER, Lumber ^; Commission to 'MERCHANT* No. 153 Bay Street, s»vaw»»k, ins *!* • ■ 1 Darien, Georgia. r* Orders for Lumber solicited. dIS-tt THOMAS H. AUSTIN, geural Cmnisiin ail Fmrlim JVTTBMTCfTT AJiM*, y . t. il: 'L •» Bay Street, Navomuk, Ga. Wm. M. Tnnho A Co.. Savannah; Nonrse A Brooks, New York f Bppli>5, Hanserd A Oa., Colnmbus. mSo-tf • . ~ ■ Hotels. Market Square House, 138 BRYAN STREET, VALENTINE BASLER. Cigar,, Wines, Ales and Lager, and all kt' da of Ufaatsj < Umcfa fai eleven o'clock. Tpn Pin Alleys attached. ang4^m MERCH4HTS EXCHAR6E LUNCH HOUSE, Bull Streets near Bay Lane. F REE LUNCH served from 11 a. m. to 1 p. m , and from 9 p. m. to 12 m. Best of Liquors, Alee, Wines, Ac., constantly on hand. )y3-tf FRANK PERRY Proprietor. PAVILION HOTEL, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BULL AND SOUTH BROAD STREETS. T IE PROPRIETORS would respectfully announce to the public that the above Hotel is now open for’ the reception of Permanent and Transient Boarders. Having had large experience in the Hotel business, they intend to make this House one of the most com fortable Boarding Houses for families and others in the city; There is a Bar connected with the Hotel, at which ■uy be found the best of Wines, Liquors and Segar~ Attached to the .House Is also an ICE CREA GARDEN, where may be procured at,*11 boors, both day and evening, the finest Cream in the city. Also, a Soda Fountain, from which they will forolah the best Soda in the city. Parties can be furnished with Cream stall times. • JylC-tf ST. CHARLES SALOON, T>Y A. STAMM," Bay Lane, rear of Post Office— Jj The host Liquors, Ales, Wines.’ Sega re, Ac., always on hand, inclndteg a choice article of BELT ER’S WATER, directly imported from Heraagtbnm, Nassau, and the best of Rhine Wines. LUNCH every day at 11 o’clock. 1 mll-ty Port Royal House, HILTON HEAD, 8. C. RIDDELL A a. a. tnuau. laS-tf mJ : i Paoraia von LA PIERR£ HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. r«VHB 8UB8CH1 SERB having leased this favorite Ai B4use.lt has been . REFITTED AMD REFDRHinRD IN AN ELEGANT MANNER, A*H to WWW Prepared witn tbeMmt Per- reel Appointment* for the Reerp- IL ■ «lon of Gfnest*. 1 - The first positloB among first-class Hotels will be maintained m the fatqre, snin the past. - jeU flm . BAKER A FARLKT. CHAELESTOH HOTEL, CHARLESTON, 8. C. fflHIS popnlai end well knoWn Hptel.ei tested In the A bnsineee portion iff the c|ty, has been newly far- niehed-througbont by the pieaewt proprietor, who bae been sixteen years connected with the establishment. mM-tt '* WHITE, Proprietor. LITE OAK GLOB HOUSE, No. 32 GEORGS STREET, Charleston, South Carblina, Is now open Jor the AceomoMdeUenor ttenelent aa permanent gnetB. Choicest IJqmrs, Wines, Ales sari Megan Aswan on lisa alltf I per SAy. PITER JONES, Proprietor. JANE OF eHWHOLM’S PATENT SHINGLE MA- LTcHons, wtth puent tight for Nanaa ooanty fee tea yean:, said, jo. be. canaM*. oC spur' $9,09o to 40,008 per day. Also, one SpUe fort, six MiffsaTwith harnees, and tw; TTOakn Knqnire of CHAto U OOLMT * OR, IJMtf Cones Bay and For nla sa aU psomlnaat Grocere, Win* M*rehatt* Qhdlftuggiste.andwholosatennigJto t. FUNKSi.^ 9oli Agents’ ei Js .io'jyr wii &muij OUR MOTTO: EL BUILDINGS. WE DEFY COMPETITION The undent aed, having purchased the The ' pv & as, the Southern Coafc announce that they axe now ready to fill all orders. MB. PECK, onr senior, having been employed for TWENTY YEARS in Philadelp, in the leading establishments 1 iii that city, and for the last NINE YEARS havingNjj ( ‘ h , f of Purse’s extensive Bindery in Savannah, feels warranted in making the assertion,I can at any time be sustained by evidenioes of workmanship, that he is a | Master of His Profession, and that the Sonth can at last compete with onr Northern friends, and prevent thenroJ aity of sending to New York or Philadelphia for orders, that can be equally well eieentol I homo,giving thus the expenses of importation. Particnlar attention paid to BUsmiTSTG music books AND REPAIRING PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. The patronage of the pnblic is resjoectfolly solicited,,and satisfaction guaraattei a work that may be entrusted to onr jy6-3m .H. PECK & CO, CHOICE FAMILY FLOOR I FROM NEW WHEAT. rrvHF Savannah Steam Flouring Mills (east end of A -Bronghton street) are- bow supplying Grocer* and Families with an excellent quality of NEW FLOUR, made from NBW-WHEAT. FUmllfc* onp- pled at theft residences, by the I'arrel, half barrel, orqnarterr barrel Also, liesli GRITS and MBALi by the Imahel or half bushel by the Imahel or half bushel. ^ _ I artfe 1 IHE tmw courier; RICHARD ORME. Editor, Is Published Every Friday, ORME & WATTLES, Paorirritidas. TERMS: THREE DOLLARS, U^DVAfiCE ■nS9.ini "flip-'. BARRETT’S T ON THIS CONTINENT. It Is WAKBANTED to BKSroBB QB.’V IIAJH TO ITS original, natural colob, in every i ISC it alii STOP the hair from falling opt; it will ft, e Lie l cad from homoreand dandruff; PROUSTS the gsawmi or ihe hair, and Is a beautiful dressing. We offer no large rewards, but we ’ utta > ; all of onr agents to refund the honey to »iy ,o who will use two bottles, and then say Ba i-m • Vege table Hair Restorative has not per once all we clAlm. Testimony prom the Capital of Ujs Unties. States. Messrs. Barrett A Co: I was induced to give your Hzirp epaiationa trial, and can heartily recommend It as unequalled as a Dressing, Partner and Restorer.—giving to the Haft a luxuriant richness, and to the head a cool and most agreeable sensation, while it is thorough In re storing the hair to Its natural color. Very respectfully, W. Hamlet. Washington, D, O., May 15, I860. Messrs. J. H. Barber A Co: I was induced by a friend to make atrial of Bar rett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, and I am very mneh pleased with the effect it has had on my hair. I was nearly half grey, and now, before using one bottle, my head is freed from dandruff; and my hair has all the appearance of yonth. I folly believe Bar rett’s to be the best haft preparation In the world. Wm. Hamilton Fredonia, N. Y., April 26, I860. J. R. BARRETT A CO„ Proprietors, Manchester, New Hampshire: JACOB LIPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard streets. Agent, resold by all Druggists.JyS-tf SANDERSON i WILKINSON, HARNESS, SADDLERY . AMD. , j a* 1 01 ' TRUNK STORK WMOUSAUI AND RETAIL, Under St. Andrew's Hall, Broughton SL, SAVANNAH, GA. .RHODES' THE STANDARD 9ANDRE, AT $0» SO PER TON, CASH. ’ - 1 i . us-tr ‘ Mnlelt Thomas a qo. Advertisingin Southern Georgia (RHC BAINBRIDGE ’’CNABT AND COMPASS” A (formerly the “ Baiabridga Argaa,”) offers superior iqdncemente to the merchant* of 8k- T*nnah m an adverfitteg medium. It has a lane* " rapidly lDcreemng clrcnlatteu In tMtMctlou, and erm* are rennnnehle. AddNrt . i. ’ WJLLI9 M. RUSSELL, Editor and Proprietor. Balnbridge, Jonelt, IMS. je!2-tf <i« ■ Bavstreet. . 0T White Corn ooseUntlyrt ha Alan, choke Com Meal Ufa Grits. for sale, fell-tf NOTICE. TQm WMVFMG mtlURE I am opening fer the Inapeetion of the pshHe, * a fine stock of CA«NBT FURNITURE, CHAIRS, T . TREasiS, To whkh the attention 1 of all ls invlte$. . jarWerei0OM^lT8 BROUGHTON STRUT, Bber fw-iy® 1 ’ ***■ &B. NOTICE, XT'ROM this 6 Jt 1 office wit date and for the will be at Florida wt TO COTTON b ^£&°gssaae tfa Jfafa •mmH Railroads. Atlantic & Gulf Railroad SAVANNAH, AnirnstSl, is$. I TAHLEGATf S to the Cotton VUuiurdToflrncJ 1 J to be held at Ma^on 011 the proximo, wilJi passed free over tliH road on tli-ir r-’ um.on r,r4 rieoration of a certificate of nu-mt«BMp {nm a 1 President orVice President of the L'ldwentun. . an'22-tf JOHN SCKKVKN.PMdrtit. IHE ETL, EAR D‘ coils' aid min B. WRIGHT, of Toronto. Canada VTo cian and Surgeon, Oculist and .nn,:. a J lulted ou Deafness, Di.-cliargcs (ruin Ik ic| mdse,in the licad, Catarrh, ltisearcsor UrT.ul and. Langs. I All diseases of the EYE, requiring eittrir MtSil or Snrglcal aid attended to. I Office Na 41, in Dr. Titos. Buckler's old 13o,| Lexington street, Baltimore. MU. Office hours from 9 to 12 A. 5!., and 3to5P.il IWtf ’ THOM. W. BROOK! MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE AND CENERM| UPHOLSTERY. OU Ooe Street, Philadelphia, Pa N. B.—All ORDERS sent by Hail prompt:: tj tehrlSTtn. — Brown's Standard Scales | U SED by tbe United States and Foreign Urn HMBte for more than ' THIRTY YE IRS, Adapted to any branch of business for forced home markets. Warranted accurate and daw Sales rooms No. 3 Barclay-et., near Droirivsy .V ^ «ep19 tw R. BROWN. Efanater. \ N-utting, Powell <S/CoJ BANKERS, MACON. GEO C. A. NUTTING, A. H. POWELL, ISAAC SCOTT. REFERENCE. EDWARD PADKLFGRD, uavahwh. OK IIAM* AND For Sale at a Barga One 2GHOBSE ENGINE PORTABLE ONE 85 do do STATIONARY ONE (0 do do <*° ONE 2S do do <*° ALSO SEVERAL BOILERS SAW MILLS, Ot capacity niusirpafw!, •* on fand. ' i’"’ ANTI-FRICTION METAL Of my OWN MANUFACTURE, superior to R| thing in the market and Warranted to g^ 5, X F. E. TIMMOS? iu'in&'il augt-lm MARTIN J. FORK ATTOKPi II'. V AT ’ ’1 OFFICE. No. 72 BRYAN STRB e1 jyl7-0m SAVANNAH. OA-_ Eastern Hay. HBALES PRIME RASTERN *.\Sr Ua>oe} to store 3rab5£W^ FRESH GROUND AND CORN MEAL LWAYSon hand, in large or s® 1 * 111 *ad for aale (at the lowert P^^jpRD. Vai and Pearl wasfirffuis^a?’ Notice TftHEREBY erv®««f*'''"g* 1 I lure existing under the a?®*? “ijti»P 1 , 1 ’ ACo., to Savannah. Ga., and Tbom2* ibf , w j e Co., itadlsra. Fl»., have been d Of D. G. neM in Ssvuumliv i In iCfldltbn, in liquidation. . MU- 1 ®; i K '‘“pfricfl August, 1900. sarri^^l The ouboerlbert wm continue the ftit | misaioa Bnstome In Savannah, 0» - » copied by the late irm, on BB oI August. 1844. HILLS* 1 * t , COD 1 * 110 * The subscriber oolidw for the P/JTarc of fhepatroaagh extended to theltfe"^ obToiVTS Aogast. 1880. > L#«°’ ■ tbokab e turn** ’-9 ' THOMAS N’-’inSI SAVaifttAM- Artost 13,1800. . Rockjand^ if aTT' 5POU8 liOid j*' ’HI. .... - 0 ,• 1 j-fe. , wfilW' T '■