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r Official Paperoffoe* a shorter period than was anticipated by the Florida friends are beginning to realize TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. pogTHAtTfcsr C-': •;! Are authorized to receive subscriptions for the NEWS AND HERALD, Dally, Tri-Weekly and Weekly St Our advertised rates. T/t OUR COrWTRY 'VRISrif OB. .. As much interest is fclttbroughout the country in regard to the ipNepectaof the cotton and other crop* we will be grateful to our planting faientla 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 ns. - -* SreSafT® ebtftaBWW prosperity. Savannah willj ejfe topg^ietog- Tl»c -Mercantile Index Merged r In tl«« Yaws and Herald. Having assumed other engagements -which wit) Oc cupy his whole time and attention, the subscriber has disposod of the good will qf this paper to 9: W. Mason, Esq., proprietor of the Daily News and Herald, and though very unwilling,‘win cease its-publichHon from to-day. He desires to take this oocason 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 tito public generally for a liberal sbareof patronage...• . ; :>,_ In conclusion, he would bespeak far the News and Herald the favorable confiderafion and support of ill his friends, edited and owned, as itic. by one Id. every way deserving their utmost confidence, ;- All prepaid contracts for advertising will be fulfilled by the Daily News and.Herald, This office will remain open tor the. transaction of all busiuess connected with it or the “Lost Cause,’* of' which work the undersigned is agent in.this city. GEO. H. JOHNSTONE, Editor and Publisher Mercantile Index Savaunalff Aug. 23, 1866. AN ERROR CORRECTED, Mr. Beecher, in bis recent letter'to ttfe Committee of the soldiers find sailors’ Con vention, makes the following statement: “Churches in the North .crown every hill, and schools swarm in evfery • neighborhood ; while the South has but few-scattered lights, at long distances, like light-houses “twinkling along the edge of a continent of darkness." The reflection upon the Southern States 'Is entirely gratuitous, and is indeed a palpable misrepresentation, as the following facts, which appeared in the-United States census of 1830 will show. In 1850 there were 21,887 cliurche3 in the Northern States, and 16,658 in the Soutberh States. The proportion, 1 church to 628 person in the North, and 1 church to 562 persons in the South. The accommodations of these churches were 8,656,061 sittings for 13,434,922 personsNorth, and 5,541,875, sit tings for 9,66463^ persons South- Thu?, 64 persona out of 100 could gttend service at the same thne’**’^ ICO in the South, including whites and slaves alike. Thus thp Northern States had only 7 per cent, greater accommodations than the Southern. Surely the diferance indicated by this statement does not warrant -Hie Charge of heathenism upon the Southern people. But if we include the negroes, as lias been asserted by many .Northern ^papers-, and| preachers* from our churches, We ha&Aheso? results: rafrw German ■THE to IK* SOUTH AMFigcy nize more fuUy its advantages, if not its ab- the advancement cfhWwilBMSVlM ifiwwsstvir Thb opposition manifested towards it by the friends of rival roads contributed as potently os- the efforts gf jts advocates to secure its completion, of its merits ol its claims as a railroad connection between the Gulf of Mexico and the States bordering on the Atlantic, from Main _ f •To illustrate the eorrecttieW of^6tir vifeWs on’ thir^snbject we may eite the %ct that a Middle Florida merchant has ordered the ahipmewi. of his fall stock of goods purchased in New York via Savannah and the Florida Connection, to avoid the protracted and hazardous transit around to iJt. Marks. By the former route ho will re- cive his merchandise certainly in six, and it may be in five days; by the latter consign ments are BfiubMj fieoe^redda a shfij period thato fiiflaeea dHy^jand not qneutly are en route four and five weeks. And then the cost of transportation by the jjew route will exceed very little, if any, the freight charges and Ugk -safes of • insurance-, for ocean transit to St. Mark s, and the ex pense incidental to transshipment from that .point to the interior. t x ^ ^ y We are happy to State that the managers of the Atlantic and Gulf Boad and the inter secting Florida branch,-prompted by enlarged views and a comprehensive liberality, have resolved to so cheapen the cost of transporta tion between this city and the Florida juiiii- tiem'-as to make it the great thoroughfare- for travel and traffic between the Gull and the Atlantic. Let all these things be well con sidered, and we fear not to predict that the Florida connection will impress itself era the public mind as one of the most important projects of the times. Sectional' interest and local predilectiomrtnay profess to have more eligible routes passing their own doors by which the Northeast and Southwest may be united, but the logic and eloquence of sec tional pleading are weak in the light of advantages which, although imperfectly sketched by us, must force themselves upon the favorffble consideration tof , aB the! cocry- mercial communities - interested in the rail road Union of two great sections of our country. TMJS M ARKETS, M A 4jvEEPOOL,Mond*y.—The cotton market waa re- tive, prices advanced J«At sales-to-dAy s&ooC balsa, Middling Uplands ISMd. BreadituA, fiat, wife. de- cUoiDg tendency., , .. i t - . Sept 17.—Consols, 89>i- Five twenties. iERT, Sept 17.—The steamship Hifceraiaa > ,rom Quebec, arrived eh route tar Llrarpool. ■ -* - Queenstown, Sept 17—The Ann, tram Llveapaol, for the Baltic, put into this port badly damaged. The steamship Aleppo, from New Tori;, arrived at Ham burg on Monday. '"The BchieselugeVa have reaolved to incorporate .feat Duchy wife Prussia. Southampton, Sept'll—A mail steamer from Bta Janeiro brings important intelBgence.that the Abies have been badly defeated by the Paraguayans. Berlin, Sept. 16.—It is announced that Prussia Will not allow the Kings of Saxony to take put in-Mm formation of the North German Confederation. Florence, 8ept 16.—Advices from Prussia say that a difficulty in the way of the signature of a treaty of. peace between Austria and Itiily has been raised by relation to the debt'bf Venrtia." The’posi- by Austria places "the execution-of thfi signed at Pregufi-in great doubt. Tenna Conference has adjourned for a tow WH1 please take notice that all «Us tor B mmttmber most be ps*l op or iTlaer that datHbelw ef GuwlU be rtoppjd on all persona in arrears, and ONE DOLL Alt WtH be charged for taming on again.' W. F. HOLLAND, Accountant. FRENCH AID TO MEXICO. Wkeems that the Empress of Mexico is ■ of 100 could attend ieriifie ail meting with very floor success in her efforts ilftife- & tetafcure further aid from Napoleon for her husband. According jot-Wpilmropea? mtel. re is no probability that she w Pop. N. States 13.434,!>22:Pop. S. States. 6,460,3 Sittings in N Chs, 8,656,061 'Sittings in S Chs, 5,541,8 64 in 100. | 85 hi 100. Thus, 83 white persons in 10!) could attend service in the South, and only 64 in 100 in .the North—a difference of 21 per cent, in fa vor of the South ! Now, if we include the whole white popu lation t>i the South, and all the t negroe$ over 13 years of age, the Southern churches would accommodate 63 in 100 of the population South, against 64 in 100, the accommoda tion of the churches Norih. Yht in thfe Opin ion of Mr. Beecher, in 1830, the South was inhabited by a comparatively barbarous and heathen people ! THE SOUTHERN LOYALISTS IN NEW IIMAW8 QUA The New York Radicals bad their menag erie of Southern loyalists pn exhibition at Cooper Institute, on Wednesday night last. Brownlow, the leading gorilla'of the “Grand Caravan,” was first stlired up for the edifica tion of the audience. The Post says he was received withlond cheers. He said that he was travellings# one of an expedition going around to try to wipe out' the tracks of Andrew JohnsoA and William H. Seward. [Laughter.] Mr. Brewaloil made a characteristic speech; denouncing the policy and acts of President jobfiBob. He . gave an account of what had been donft in Tennessee, in the .interests of freedom,.and- said that everything h^d been done for the negro that could be done, except to eiifrau' chise him, and they could also do that with out any trouble. He said they wanted loyal negroes to put down disloyal whites. The speakers advocated negro suffrage in the South, and declared that the rebels bad mo rights, but that every privilege they re ceived was a concession from the nation. The addresses were warmly received, say the Post. FROM WASHINGTON. The President Welcomed Home. Ml. SEWARB BBT BBT Bf BABBEB. AMOUNT OF GOLD IN THE TREASURY. WAdfifjNuTON, Sept. 17.—At-three o’clock this after noon the heads of Bureaus pf the Treasury Depart ment called in a body upon the President 16 tender him their respects} and their congratulations upon his sale return from his western tour. Mr. Seward is easier,but not entirely out of danger. His disease was genuine choiera, and is believed to hwAboen contracted in St. Lonis. The Secretary of the Treasury anticipates there will Jba Seventy-five millions of gold in the Treasury by the 1st of October, exclusive of certificates. Mobile Market, - Mobile. Sept. 17.—The cotton sales to-day were *60 bales. Middlings firm at Sic# The market tending upward. New Orleans Market. New Obleaks. Sept 17.—Cotton firm; low middling, i33(J$4c?; sales of ^,350 bales. Gold, 45>,; Sterling, 50; New York exchange, Si premium. The accounts from the cotton region continued to be altogether unfavorable. The cholera is ttifi raging on the plantations in the interior. ftew York Market. New York, September 17.—Gold dosed st 44%<jj}45 Coupons£f 62j 711>i M>4,108*4- Cotton steady. Sales 4 STt ligence there is no probability that she will accomplish anything, mid. as her return to Mexico is conditional upon the success of her mission, it is expeotod she will remain iu Europe, where she will be joined by the Emperor. Meantime tbe affairs of the Em pire in Mexico are daily becoming more crit ic^ It is stated that the reason alleged by M&imilian for the failure to establish per manently the Empire was his inability to fol low a proper policy, beoause he has never had an army at his disposal sufficiently p ow- erful to put down the spirit of discontent. The French geneipls^ tooyiu their mjlitar^’ movements have obeyed only their own in spirations, and have refused to recognize the right of the Mexican Government to direct them in th^ir operations. The foreign^ troops are" also said to have behaved badly, whilst the only Mexican troops in the Imperial ser vice were newly armed bands, collected by certain chiefs, and kept together by the per sonal prestige of thauglfiadciB. §■ , .USB Maximillian has likewise lost tbe moral support of his most influential friends in Europe. The French journals are wholly- opposed to any further assistance being given b* Napoleon to Mexico. They regard the down (all or the empire as 'already sellletl. They claim that the French Government ia solemnlv pledged, United States and tbe people of France, to Withdraw its troops within the stipulated period. They complain that the support of these troops In Mexico has cost the French Treasury ten militowot doHaefifiaeueMy, Hifc* cfease these heavy charges would not only tax severely to. AFr^oSfcl^nsfr but would be simply adding to much more to llie money- abtadr ON M hV**! 1 '' which, whilst it has accomplished no gor result in'M^w?hto fr««te^a ^»irit of dis content at home. It is said that the inlelli gent mwes-declsrc the same sentiments, ami of the water, taken in connection with tbe significant remark ihadfi by Mr. Seward at Auburn, to the effect that Republicanism 2,000 balea. Floor firmer. Wheat 2@3c better. Fork heavy, at $33 30. Lar4 doll at 17@1S^- - Sugar steady at lO.tg&ll.’a. Cofee ateafly. Naval store, quiet anrl unchanged. wnwi 7 AjjuSm: 1—GEO. W. WYLLY. i / 3—F. Il gue. JAMES J. WARING. 7—EDWAR^ tJ. ty* i i 8—JtiHN L. VILLALONOA. j»-lL H. MEYER. ; 10—CHARLES C. MTTiIi'AR. n-wM. hunter: _ „ ALVIN A. MILLEB. XfiOHdoaV Gas Consumers Collect Unclaimed Property, Money Debts, etc., etc., in ' ^ - ^ . nouik . SCOTLAND, AtJSTEAZilA, Academy of St Vincent of PauL rjVHB IZKHClfiES of the Academy of St. Ttaafit Cfiiw pnascated in tovor of k.lr»,Xiegkteefi sad mfixt 'y, tbefr rtoek of Goods now opening, via: oi Paul, conducted by the- SbWn of Matey, will he resumed MONDAY, 17th inst. Book, will be rep- plieU by the Inrtitatlou at • moderaU charge sepll-lmo AssismeesMiotice. The nndenigned hiving been appointed 'of the Farmer*' and Mechanics’ Bank of Sevaanak, Qnorela. h -rhy notify blU-hotdfire and other tkfe- soli agatnat the said Bank to pveaettt the tame toe B- qnidatioiksudall pereoee indebted w the Bank are required to make 1mm dlate payment. Bin-hoMerawtll loee their priority if the bUle ere not presented within six month* (Tom thle date. JOHN lOCHABDSOM, J: X. OAUDKT. Jy27-tf IMMSCET HURIHCEII SAVANNAH, GA.. AUGUST SO, 186». TBB undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and the putfllo thrt they are prepend to edeet Fire and Marine Hteks in the Ibttowtag firet dam companies, at eaUhl|»hed rates, aad eolictt a share af of kip npoa favorable ttnne. - -<> •». CHARGES MVmnATE. 1 r . • • * >'i --«• • v A‘) y .*( Mom than fMfeQtttOO Of aodalmed money, are levee ted in the National debt of Great Britain ajone. In tract for the unknown helce, legatees, etc. luge’ portion pf this to known to betoyg toparUee . in America. > rui , Mr. JKWCTT is an Attorney at Lam in Jfatgiend, and the ipetdent rap re met, live of tbe firm in that coaaby. an utter* most be addreaeed to the Boston Poet Otoes,andenctoaestamp. i ./ , (tfHRWIB: : Gen. V*. A. OLMitun, Troy, N. Y. CoL EMvAto Fioe, OemtoMgW Mato- J Col. Wn. L. Palmir, Salem, Mi*. ’ I! ” capt. 8. B. GkgooBT. U. 8, Ni.Haninwh.Maai DtntO. Cuanmu, Btq-> Clacinaeti, Ohio, anafi-kawfim . * . patronage: INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE OOMPANT. New Tork. NATIONAL BASKING INSURANCE OOMPANT, of 8L Lotris, Mo. *. - >. CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., of St. LonH. Mo. PERRT INS. AND TRUST CO., Marion, Ala. JOHN W. ANDERSON It 80*8, miljn comer of Bryan and Drayton toreeta. Assignees* Notlee. The tuuleraigned, having been appointed AeMgnee of thrMerchants* and Planters' Bank.la prepared to enter upon his duty. All biltholdmu, person, having claim* against said Bank, am re quested to present tho sane for liquidation. Aad all parties indebted to the Bank are requested to make Immediate payment. BtUhoMets will loee their priority if the bills are nut prt "six month*. HIRAM MOBDTS, fto31-tf Assignees’ Notice. IKS. Three hand red Bto’ fifty Burled cities— Gold CoimVonr pounds iu Weight- Old Tea-Bricks. An English civil engineer, named Johnson, lately engaged ii| the trigonometrical survey of Cashmere, has made a curious report of .what, he saw and heard in ririuuse Turkestan—apart of the world long inac cessible to Europeans. He says that while measuring and triangulating, last year, at a remote station on the borders of,Cashmere, he received an invitation to visit the new ruler of Khotan, who hkd expelled the tirous Johnson‘being the hamliest, the Khan forthwith request*^ h* 8 presence at the coital; Uchi. The way thither lay across the Kinn-Lnn chain of mountains, by a.difficiilt passat an elevation of nineteen thousand ‘ L*et—three miles and a half. It was a hard journey, •ut the indefatigable Johnson pushed on. saw tbe Lhan, stayed with him-for four days, heard a wonderful Btories, and then m:tde his'way back by the i—resisting toe Khotauese inclina tion to hold him as a hostage for the opening of com mercial relations wiftj EngUml. It ia said that aHhoagh German travellers have pte- vtously crossed the high mountains which hem in Khotan,*no European has ever before entered IlcW, the capital. Ths Khan is described as a natural King BiMwkfAmi. J | Savannah, Georgia, July®, nkj The nndsralgned having been appointed of this B-tnk for the-pnrpone of odh^tlnc dating its affair*, therefore ail pmamw havtof etalto* ag.ln8t tkU corporation will preaeat there, aad *1 rider, of thi* Bank are required to preawt the ^ within six months from thlfi data, tor they will MMtbe priorlfy granted hy statute, and than* In debted will make tmuedtate payment to M. BRIGHAM, GEO. W. DAVIS, ■epS-tl Notice. Mr. Wn. M. Smith, having withdrawn fra* the firm of Brady, Smith A Co., the busioeaa will b* cou- tinn»d by the remaining jrartt-fr* under the nam. of BRADY A MOSE-b They solicit the Tavon Of fifit friend* a* heretotor*. A- *■ BRADT. reptl-tf * K- J. MOSES. Notice. he was in the duys before Ottomans were heard of J£e raise a paMVfhce of two hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants. Whereof his capital contains forty thou sand; fine strong men, and short Mil pretty women, fcrir and cleanly iu apparel, and dressing wellr sh fhe thee df grtalvlimewtfc^rfifid d«i8t alixPiutf towsPdP' With the English in p particular. The country, well watered by modtrJIe showers, wad irrigated from the rivers which flow northwards from tbe Kum-Luw, ia fertile' and, produc|tve r enough to stood wfovprwWe comparison >#ith cihfiivre -itseW, but KflUmie » described as being muck superior; both dry and. equable. puftsJfMfhMMek b; imSU. MutHylpyhifli./ For ij 1. Thtofdtflmwftoi tu count ^ . mpalpaDieaasror mould which fs Waned in fi adjacent deserts, “without wind* in perfect culm, and fills, tho air so aft to Affifeen tt.” This phenomenon btocarred during Mr. Johnson's visit, and he was then unable to read print at noon, without a candle. It is nfi* explained howTh® - dost n blown Without a wind, but Me,- Jofinson says it is *'.wafted iu a calm" and ho Cannot be contradicted. 2. The storms in the desert raise waves of stud Arming the.Negkoes of the South.—The CbroEifile, tbe organ of.; too. Radicals «rf Washington, is urgent upoa the passage of laws by Congress to organize the negroes of the Southern States on a inifitaf^footTn^. ''It says that “it cannot be expected tfcaflhe Slate governments .(South) will pt^n^ze o^ any basis the l^ral black militia. .Congress must therefore take Ibe matter id hand. '^The black militia can be organized iuto separate companies and regiments.” That Radical leaders should eventually urge this measure mi|i^b£ , i ekpactefc A fcM it is somewhat surprising that it should be in sisted on at this time, so,soon after shrink ’ - tbc'negro auffinge -qpeattyn at (kfeu- ivehhon. Brrl ine,,,, , t , mcugrel* 'Philadelphia though violent leaders may urge thi* thing, it is hardly fair tp suppose that the mass of the people of att framed Ere’kM’fch'Jvfte retd humane to accept such counsel. RAtL.R<An^^|»G.-' . wxs.^1 . of the 14th inst. contains the proceedings ol e„stockholi \ a meeling Qf.the BtegkboifeiXS of me. ?»van- nab, Griffin, and North Alabama Rail Hoad, which adopted a- fesolution authorizing, appointment of anihgejgjt to centres of the North to negotiate the sale or lease of the road on the condition ot its being bqilt from GriffiiL^tfe Newium in Me year,'and to fiecnur^Afe” ftf siT^arAWid authorizes the President to sell .the Iron now on tb<ft«d i ti>"pa^ tfk4 heffpeidest ref maid agent. _ -'- ' ■ ■■ ■; ,, Homicide—On Weddesday fast, Marion Sanders went to a field,-about four miles Hawkinsville, where James FVm was cut picking cotton, aodabpt tbqlatter, Jbstbefbm shooting, Bandera said to Fan, “You have threatened my life, bare youT” Fau tusde no ZS£5£“£ n f?,£ Z The dispatch says Sanders Mill, at Both parties are highly respectable. that the collapse of the empire is now only a question of dW%f ^pd.-reqr *bp»id not be surprised at any tinte d hear 'thairtbe cur tain had fallen upon tbe last act of the Im perial drama in Mexico. CommINIcut? J^j^irr. J notice! iLM M- vertiserefiuttatafi Batty Ctmpty News, nfcall for a meeting of Ahe fanEeta of Cflay, Calbruui. Miller EBd P*sdo!ph counties, Ga., which settle into hills three hundredlo four hundred Teet high. Why not one thousand feet? The tradition of^he^oytlry in*ttyibMfiBn- sterms. The sites' of these cities sre pamslfy known; so there is a vast array of Pompeiis andNine- vehs awaiting somebody’s pickaxe, shovel aud arda> eeologieal skill. ^ •*. - /g. 4. Tbs people of these bnried towns used gold cofojp weighing four pounds each—but -this is bept a pirn found secret by those who know the position." There no retie of the firobdignsglan purses hi which this oney was carried about for every-day use. > - 5. “Tbe store of tea used for the actual consumption of the peojfle is now dunopkof one of these ruined cities," and Mr. JohnhgtobsnMfct m tiriek of this tea away with him. “Thlr flbfcegm tupply is now cut off;" so the Iichians cut off their supply from these bricks. » • . . . We are further informed that the country these wonderCnl things happened is highly wirlforous —a remark which is perhaps unnecessary wfipayre remember .tha foor-tHiund gold ooins which seem * Iyondon. An appropriate vignette would be a draw- fog of arkmptbev. |o be held at “for purpose o{ selecting a good, honest Orleans for tbe preseut season as fheir Mm- mission merchant, to receive and sell their cotton, purchase all necessary groceries, such as bacon, corn and flour, and ship as may be neeftilOuftj#*; Wf *1 *>*t ® f market to Fort Gaines, afid realty to $30 more per bale for our cotton than we can get in our markets on the CbaUaboo- cbee river; Resides getting all of our groce ries at least fifty per cent, cheaper than we plan has yet io I We clip the following from the Baltimore correspondence of the Augusta Constitution alist: .-at - '.'I Somebody’s DafiLixa. - We h»v« all read U,i3 tatdy IctanwdtomwttheMfibore**. It may be of hv name the ei< Thfi toimips. -yoi ^ the war she ministered •*toSta,to>.S.f?«V* bro - e yoem alluded to was Originally contributed by Mi*Xdcosle annS? vmoasly to the Morning News, of this erty^, most exquisite productions of itailsHL-ito * P ittol» y ^t-in-een«i«>d ““ tft» ===== ^_ ■TIi* Mechanics’. Saving aad Lou Aaaodatioa of Sa vannah, having made to the nndenftneff aa m ‘ ■ent or an of It* property *■« MTecta, tor to. h ef Ha ewfetorir aa p»iaoos havtog olsins «g*lsst top oorporsUoa »e requested io present them to the sn- ■fersigned, and ajl persons indebted to *aid dorpots turn will make payment to > C. W. W. BBUBN. > Assignee of Mechanic*’ 8.ring and aepl-3m ■. Boas AmoeisMon °* Savannah " Notice. , The steamer SYLVAN SHORE, In coneeqsrecs «* being painted, will not leave to. Itartfi* swMl IBrth “ notice. • ’ - ' k -41 < . - CLAOBOEN A CUNNINGHAM. :«P»-U Assignee’s Netiee* The undersigned haring here appointed of the Bank or Commerce of Snvaaaak; * prai-ared to enterepon hto dntlea. A& tali h.ltore aad ether person* having claim* agaiafe th**aW Bank, nr* reqaeated to prewnt the mum .tor liquida tion, and all parties indebted to the Bank *I» re quested to make immediate payment. Blrthoiden wltttDse tfletr priority if ton ME* not preaeated within Mx tonnthn Itrore this finto, JOHN a FEREILU Amiffnnn- •afi-fia. To Travelfirs. 'Newspapers. MagSnines, cheap Novel* and can be had at KSTILl/S NEWS BBt'OT, Ba« *tanto, comer o( Bar lane, next to fen «to4_ OM*n Mown ■lairs.j Writing Paper* find Envelope* of all kind*. in any quantity, from a stogie *Mfi Op. ” L> “ fteka.fi • r " " ' * DM, Tfefe MSBT TOB«V-4:*»W«ll.. Mtok * Ox * PnoercDT* on ibe UOnon Caer ifi Gxobuia.—the Augnetfictmmiede, of Snnday,eeye: ,r The adviepe from the- growing'cotton <4op daring the week have been outavoCable. In this vicinity, the ,p after having been injured by the. drought in July, - • from the recent excessive ralnn b* Apgaata reports are m< tlian these Jtbewn. BfetoCAeffenqn angfe liffliifamlftifi tnah-cbMmbta,'Bineoin counties; while (Tom Elbert account* are exceedingly unheoMMej thfi Mat hating. In niany neighborhoods, alinostflestroycd toe-crop-. In EdgcAeld. Dtatriet the cAiepMinrta general, and if we may judge torn the ■rerfiloae whfeh reach as, not over a fourth afjaoroo be realimA there. -AB along thfi Georgia dteaeter has Attended the crop, and hun planters will' ft6t.-top expenagm a%aS^ g «d b .^!totod likely to be realized. J ij. foktoleat is I On Timrsday, 13th instant, a( SL John’s Chnrdr, 8a-' vannah, by Right Rev, Stephen EUiott, JOHN M. OUERAllD and SARAH C.. daughter of the Into Wfe liam E. Baynard, Eeq. . , Notice"to Consignees. , Con.ignee* pLr e<dlo«iar M}BES$ KIn4> York,- will attend to the reception of their goeda, land ing THIS DAY at Harding’* Wharf. Good* mi wharf at sunset will he stared at risT apd afownan. - - - - t EDWIN Tt. .te -s4 Notice. Consignees per ■fMPpWWBtt attend to the recepHoo of «MVM Mdfig fiaiS DAY at VSUVtolfeito’ ■' 'j-wrn -i \ .'il kn'gotf^ JeJjfTnr-fi^arf afdbMtot WUIbe risk g«d expeaae of.Cni septtoSt - __ _ . t-J. qgLBY A jDfe dredand Jackson N. lor the benefft of Springfield, i a> re*~of Land, fee property of SotojtojfiejdfipB.feWfefek,.^ Administfator. •eU-lnwfito UU.I/S Brown, IhstantaneoQ*. best, cheapest, dniabto, re- llkblfi. Depot, Nfi.« J**n ataecd, E.w Yor*. Boi^ by all fireg and patent mefflclne ituim everywhere, r H08PHORUS, CAU8ATA. _ The trafegiree (ho Hand a rieh where it become* thin ud wtlgi t- tho MmoUes nervoue power In cases of mental ficrT while «he Oaliiaja glfrfe trio nnd rfedd todil the organs of fee tody. g«l* ma*fitii.lwrer»i CABWEU. MACK fi Ofe. —• derPtAh Avenge Hotel.Now York, end Newport.*. L For sale at . UPPMAMfe fffnf unfi cififittii Wiiilwti. A^ua de Xagnott*. "xtowi A toilet dallgbt! tEy. fem*fa«j»vek tonBtik'k Bdgfewu Used tm kdfemgfee too.; and few. to rrefiw fed fttia seft *oAfr«eh, to prevent etspUnaa, to cky.jbjftjr, fie. It overcomes fee unpleoaaEt eddf of poepfrnttan. It feanwe* »odne**i tam H cure* uciiim* head* Ikaooto, reRru-aM fidd* d*lt»cyto to. *kto. It yiMd* a rebdaol and looting pertDM- It raretmreoffitobRes*ndsting* of lntooto. It contain* no material Injorions to tbs t"" *****- ocflT-iAbdfk ‘ ‘ Prig*- MrfitoVtre figtode, W. T. 11;» B.iiffl V Assignees' fte indoriteAfid hsttoff beeB fippstotafi Mih yiutoTitoifto are KOwifeM Mdtovii Mbit I twwtovigf cfetsms^aiy sold kuki wre nqiicstNl to profiQQt ton mm BrifUfil ^^JupSto toiebtar to to. tofek » qasstM to Make-tmmsMato fiytofe I wffltom tofer ptooteydf Mto bHtoEM Bdfi atim 9*i : fit *10“ r»/ atsl tax AMX> . ■ .r Canada, 7 " ,r WAiia, ; - *. ■ - U'4 % Or awy other British Colony. Copies of wins and an fftber Hetorfin obttondfe QtASSWAEE, (shd are constanUy receiving addl'top* theretoj, the LARGEST 8T(v-r .. a ever been offered In tble market, which they are prepared to sell at DriJl' 6 ' - " ' — lers are reapectruliv invitci tn P lT« Goods, they having iU 01*7-'. 'a. Rarapo expsessly for (bis market 109 BROUGHTON STREET, SECOND D00B FE0M BULL STBEET. Now Advertisements. To Merchants. St. Andrew 1 LA1HROP tt CO. WDaA lnVltatoe attenUon of Merchants end others Havana Segars. B have a wail .elected impertattoa of Havana Began, eomprising the several grades aad sixea of - “CABANA,'* - - . ’* !i —> and the weU known brands of Cases Printed Delaines, , . , Cade* Fancy Prints, Capes Domestic Gingham., .. . . oases-Bleachcd Sheetings, 'Gases Canton Flannel*,. Cases Plaid Lindseys, Cases Apron Check, Bales Red Flannels, r* c Balsa Bed tick, 1 - -Bales Shirting Stripes, Bales Denims, Bales Brown’ Homaspana and Sheetings, Bales BteipedOanabargs, Bales White Oanabargs, Bales Cotton Yarns, Case* Satinets, eases Kentucky J*»*, • Cases cassireerefi, wttka taU line of White Goods. - rvae. Hosiery and Half Hove, Canes Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, Cases-Plaid Haodkercliie’-s. PRINCE OP WALES,” “GAltBALOBA,^ M .1 tt and otfesrs, which we offer to htodere ■* lODderate priceg. v SOfiStL BHOHIEES, npHfiodit 821 SUNDRIES. 1ft AAA bosh. Priam Maryland White Own. Add* bntoeuYellow Cora,. SAto bnahels Maryland Oats, Ud bags Bran, Udbblc FMafr, “Extra," MG cases Keroficap-Oii. In store, and for sals on coaslgntoent. SORREL BROTHERS, Bop-street. THE LIKE m PRESS. miwmii in riui ffinNItt HTBUSBEO WEEKLY, A» % T .A AC Eg CITY, FLORIDA. TNROM thfi axteartve cirestatia. and -the pfeat where pnbUehed, the LAKE CHT PRHSS. nfi a» afivertti-tog medium, off am finpfirior mdneemaatfi to H—*"*•“* W8 *v*.feto w - Me , DAT18i ■eplS-tf Propretar. Hotel and Restaurant* VIE TUE8BAY, fiEPTEEBER life, THE WELL KNOWN STAND figrresff *fi»iiii»iiuMi»ttete Nkr-room he Iim kad- ■eptftlescfin ofaame tn»ea*m. IB ASK SPECIAL ATtENTIOK * *'■ TO OCR STOCK OP Gents’ Boots & Blioes, * LADIES’, MISSES’ AND BOYS’ boots and shoes, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Of our own manufacture : Miscellaneous. Hall' A GRAND CONCERT ^ Will be given at St. Andrew’s Dali, bv StOF. F. LESSINg U» Tuesday Evening, Sept. 23, 1S66 ’ PROFS. MAASS, GOTtRIS, LOUIS ,,, . EHRUCB. Q - Store, A. A. Solomons’ Dmz Store, F r,.- V" - Music Mote, and at the riot-is. ’ ,c 5 ! For particnlarg see proi-rammes. icpliio Fall and Winter DRY GOODS. We Invite the attention of the ladies to bur siwkof FANCY DRESS GOODS, 'Now opening, to which LARGE ADDITIONS WILL BE MADE Daring fhe coming season. We are preparm? to exhibit French Cambrics, English Cambrics, — Plain Empress Cloth, Striped Mixed Cloth, Plaid and Striped Poplin, Cord.d Poplin. sept&-3t LATHROP & Co. ROPE, ROPE. 100 sale by COILS BALE Il0PE,*jtiet received and tot J. IV ASH BURN iiO. Dents’ Furnishing Goods, &c. sepU-iet; MATHEMATICAL . INSTRUMENTS. Snrweyor’s Compasses, Five and’si^ inch Needle. Scales, Rules and Tacks, Mounted Roil Drawing Paper. AUD, A*-I- SIZE* WHATEMAV.S DRAWING PAPERS, TOR SALE BY Cooper, Olcotts & Farrelly. septs-tf POWER k, MULLER, General Produce A Commission . MERCHANTS. Cora. Oats, Flour* Feed, SAVANNAH, OA. REFERENCES: lfrenra Tiaon A Gordon,'Savannah, Ga. Home Ius Co., Savannah.’ ’ g—^ i a Hindu*. WestM Daniels. Savannaff, GA Meeers. Bell. WySy A Christian. Savannah, ®a ! «®5fKgSSSS?!B ! . to be obtained In the merhet, taetafitag genenit and Co.’* Brandy and Ctoo. Fare. A«o rSptaoedtW ' t Rangoon Rice. corn streets, sepir-tar nc bags best gaalitr Rangoon Biec just rcveived. *9 and tar sole ' ■figure. BnWlNfeRBtTgktO- 10 Td N HEM1T k OP- Wanted +0 Reiit, bY a bachelor, a anito af three or tonr BOOMS. ESssssasitfts ttm. wa mmooC—ire. . - ,v 1 fegn-<w* at DAN BUTLEtUB dtnbiee, Whitaker street. sepU-St TM Gaston and Charitefe Wfirtta, ky (tee - , ~ -A ffimbtof EM* Wssta* ■ *1 :f O lUe !■— , Y two- gf&HT exchange 'iTre !?**♦•■ -11 v A/i 1 tSgwVAAfi* i^o JftaekiMbTO York, tor sale by tu *epI7-M nr to MfiBoriaggh nod Fries KrafitA ifP \ store en Eta Fremtom. *~ 1 "»>* ’.'* «■* tail Itli-UEfll’. nil vlitj i inhabit V * ■HhsffUggfEssEMfeta^u-,- _ jgftoMfetMfnreMfoiuw -V.... ^d-ngrata orrjin.1 mm to— frtoijf 1 r.-rii' 1' —v.Wefifer, M. Bjchom, of G. seplS-gut hardsos A CO.. New Yorlt noward A fiicben, NeR Yore. STORAGE. rnag j> P lb of one thposaml baleft Cot on can be ttten #■ dosage at wa*?eboaae corner 6a; and Abe^ /. A. T. CUNNINOfUJI. MP1R1m * T J . .fitow Rope, Bftcou, Flour and Corn. t*a °°n*s rope, IO* 10-hhdfi. Bacon Sides, 2us barrel* Flonr, 10,008 bnsbeii Prime Mixed Corn In store, nnd for eale by OCTAVU8 COHEN A CO. setfMt Plantation Wagons, Horses, &c, SALE, Apply 2 AAA bnahels Pritae Oeta, .IHJO ; lfeto bushels Prime White Com. “ 2.000 bnsheis Prime Yetto# Cora. For ml* lew, BANK OF -BBPBNLIC, lfeW WM. |AU 1 'T t * m Pot Rent, ‘ %. BBsiDENeE desfreble toe^lay fcmf; segtl-, fjarejKSftt" GEO. W. DiXUL tooet desirable redSecrces to*tbe_ci«y. ThbriiTssr ta BELL Arekwarrectfivihg and hare otahand Herrine’s f ire Proof Safes. ■ V AT tot, 7 '-M . ILLUSTRATED CUTS AND PRICE .OF Herring 1 ^ Burglar Proof Safes. Oiderajirompfry txsentod at MannfaetnrePe Grad FAIRBANKS’ Patent Piatform Scales, k constantly on braid of attydliraraifinariMfe '{. doin'A fife pounds dormant *»wn to-Oonfiter feMd^l Wfe of their BlfiStrataO **** mm. fflflyiME COPIII ::16f Boston. /., tioWportitoff te l* 8 * a w. moMa.SP!**?-' B * A * > Pw-i ***■ to iJrqji le-itil mo'll . .tnhsH iimM’ Dr. Notice. Archer, L ATE of r.ue»ns Ayres. Sen'll Amerii-3, nff-r* Sli professiiinnl services '« the citizen 8 "f Sjm- nab, and solicits a eliare of patronage. Speat* Frenoh, Spaiiirh, Oerhian ami Kncifh. Office,So. 104 Broughton street, corner Montgomery. eepM-jm Ten Dollars Reward. OTKA traar '■*■*» —- - — , O July, a WmrE BEIFbD. qnite forwanl with atlf, marked wltli <ar*»e hr.ind on the Kt side and crop and under; bit iu l^ft ear, aud slit in the i|pi>* , •. M CAMPBELL, pcpli-lw Corner Bav Lane nd Hon-topar. 500 BALES PRIME Hil UST received, and fur sa.e by UBfcL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN J u # reptf-tf GRITS! R. J. Wade & Bro. fti \J article of G-rits lALL the attention of the public to the eupe* and. Meal Manufactured iiy them at the ENTERPRISE MILL, Corner ot West Broad and Congrts* » .'fj.l-’-lir FIRE6J100T SMTES HERRINGS . *■' liPairfeanks 5 PATENT PLATFORM When we siv superior Grit? and Meal, w “S what we i»v and no humbco. Funniies lir in - middle and eastern furt of the ciyenn hedPP“ from our stand in the Market, eoutheast corsw,«? Bositto h rpr ,a Saddlery Store. Great IndnCereer.ts offered to the Tt*j,-- Baraacnois; .M. S- Cohen, J- A. A J- - Gniimartin * C*; Scranton; Smith a ho- J. YODge fe Co.; Bell, Wyliv ■* Clir.-t an- BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN H aving been acents for the and Scales for tw lait fifteen jear=, a« receiviug large consignments* of Safes and Seales. ^ ■ HERRING S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE p R^ SAFES, with patent Cryatalized Iron hur e «rr ALSO, ' A large and complete assortment of FAIRER, BATENT PLATFORM SCALES, from 3.500 dohnent down to 400 pounds. PLATFDBM AND UNION, GROCERS’, COUNTER, AND EVEN BAlAMb The above Safes and Scales are too well require any comments.- Ftocv conetirit y jm«l gold at Manofftctorer a Card Pr ces^ gold tot msnniftctnrer s leiu *. —— Ail A-gents AV^antec msu 1011 the life and campaigns of Gen. Stonewall Jackson* BT PBOF. R. L. DABNEY, D. V- OF «■ mortal ^n , TBI strndsrd Biography of the lmniona tf|) 1 Thfi only fiditton authorized by b^JjSsr, * pnbHahfid for her pecuniary benfdt. The personal friend and Chief of ttattol the ^ Idler. Wfi waatan Agent in eteij coomr ^ * nl.e.,1*re anA ana ran r F* rmfl. MDu for circnlara and see our t< rms, and ofthavork. Address -cnlSG C0-, - NATIONAL PbBl^BL^ Oar. 7th and M»in «'■ David Bailey, MERCHAWT tailor savannah, ca. Gomlsfor Fall and Winter Wear now ojenteg.cooristing °^£ 6 r Jl; w'bf S*SfSd English Beavers; ClunfejJ n *^*hicl I s2Ss’s.’S«s* ■&’*» " l Goods, Gentlemen’s Furnishing ^ ^ consisting of Shirts, Merino era. Canton Flannel Drawem. CoW^w Hoefore, Stores, ®»," nllet J. s < ^iu p»r *»d Also, Umbrellas. Shirts meASurea •"I'l- _no,,no any of the »<»«eF well to call before parcharir^ * leete n h, * T amloe Ulaetoeh of goods, rocenny BT- 'feSJre^itirell to font, anSMto i wmua. 1 ‘ — e —-.-n, rapi*- 1 ’'!