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The Daily News an And thou arhgone t yes, then art gone! Without a'word of sad farewell— Without a parting look oirtone— » And gone how for, oh I who can tell? Or say how lone, how dark and drear. Thy pathway to the spirit land. Companionless, with none to cheer. Or journey with thee, hand in hand! riNL • * !• That thou hast left tny wonted place, That we no more shall see thy Ibrm, Or gaze upon thy gentle face, Or hear tjjine accents, soft, and warm— Oh! this were of itself a woe— A grief to fill a flowing cup, For God alone can fully know. How hard it is to give thee up I REGISTRY LIST—1866. ■mama# Hussy, Wm; Hollister, H W: Hoenstetn, A: d*lJw * «} CITY OF SAVANNAH, *" Orrioa Clsbk or Codvcil, September 3, lSfiO. SECTION J. B* it farther enacted by the au: ~, or the aaree.Thit boil and after the pasi this Act, all pertbns Shall he qualifled to vote election of Mayor and Aldermen of the city or Sa vannah and Hamlets thereof who are citizens of the United States, have resided In the State of Georgia for one year Immediately preceding this election, and continue so to do up to the time of election, and within the corporate limits of Savannah for one month immediately preceding their registration, who have attained the age of twenty-one years, and have paid all city taxes, or have In their own right sufficient real estate to satisfy any tax executions which may be issued against them, who have made all retnrns required by the Ordinance of the city, and have been registered according to the provisions of this Act (Extract from the Registry Laws, pass ed 22d January, MSS-J __ Extract from Ordinance paased Dec ^f. lStifi ; sue. 4. And be it further ordained l>y the authority aforesaid. That every male resident of said city! be tween the ages of twenty-one and sixty yeaib, shall be liable toapoll or capitation tax of oue.dollar.au TThcw; Ueidt. Harden, B J: Hariloe, Henry; Hartiee, b h, mnwr; eieyee, 1. safest #: Hart, B AtHoultean. Thos; Hsfloran. Patrick; Hart. John; Hayne, H; Habersham, But oh 1 the grief is sadder yet. In deeper shadow veils tpe eye Like clonds, which, when the sun is set, Blot star-Hght from the azure sky; To think that thou, the kind and mild. Oh t doubly dear, and loving one I A path, whose horrors none may know, _ Or tell db earth, should'st tread alone! Tot God hath blest tbeel Thou art gone Above, a brighter home to find I Bnt thou hast left, departed one, A darker earth for us behind; The sun is bright^—the sky is blue— The world speaks with itr wonted tone— Yet all is night to us who knew. And mourn thine a ngel spirit gone! E P.'W. In Greneral- —A most squally sea is iufan-cy. —When is a woman not a woman ? When she is a llttl£ sulky. —The Western papers call Jack Hamil ton’s traveling troupe the “Nigger-rome.’’ —Some of the watering place habitnes this year are described as boarder ruffians. —A witty fellow says a hoop skirt bang ing ont of a door reminds him of a peel of a belle. —Gen. Foirest, having sold bis plantation, announces himself a cotton factor and com mission merchant. —Filty-four members of Congress will be elected in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, on the 9th of October. —Preutice says : “Cotton isn’t king, and com isn’t king. Braios are king, and iodus- tiyis prime minister.” —Fortune-tellers and tilting hoops operate differently. The former reveal what the lady will be in the ftitnre; the latter reveal what she is at present. —An editor if) Iowa has been fined two hundred dollars for buggrng a girl in church. He expresses his grief that he isn’t rich enough to pay snch a fine every day <n the week- f —Miss Fanny Forrest, a yonng lady of fine promise, niece of General Forrest, was so badly burned by the explosion of a can of coal oil at Hannibal, Missouri, on Monday night, that she survived but a few hours. —McCoole, wbo defeated Davis, tbe fistic champion of America, last week, has been cballanged by Michael Fitz Gibbons, of St. Louis, for $1,(X)0 and belt, the fight to come off on the 12th of October. —The laoguage of the 'rose of June is, “Well, I’m blowed;” of the asparagus in July, “Cut and come again;” of peas in August, “Shell out;" of the apple tree in September, “Go it, my pippins.” —It is stated that Hon- John A. Kasson has been read out of the party by tbe Re publican State organ at Des Moines, Iowa, for a speech delivered last week. He could not keep step with Thad. Stevens. - —The second frost of the season occuired on Sunday morning, in the vicinity of Syra cuse, N. Y., and proved fatal to tender vege tation. The vines were, for tbe most part, killed, and other vegetation was severely injured. • —“What sort of a seimon do yon like ?” asked Dr. RujU of Robert Morris one day. “I like, sir,” replied Mr. Morris, “that kind of preaching which drives a man into tbe corner of his pew, and makes him think the devil is after him.’’ —The Mobile Advertiser of Friday says A nest of youDg alligators was found by tbe chain gang yesterday, while removing tbe breastworks near the jaiL One oi our co- temporaiies calls them “Confederate sol diers. last ditch men, defenders of Mobile,” and goes into regular convulsions over the little reptiles. —Tbe island recently thrown up on the Florida coast by volcanic action has been explored, and consists mainly of quicksand, dangerous to travel on except in oqe small portion, which is of a rocky nature. Some signs of vegetation are already apparent, some rank grasses and plants having started —On Monday, October 8, there will be partial eclipse of the suo, which will be visi ble in Mew England and in that part of the State of New York which is northeast of a line drawn on a map from the city of Roches ter to the light house on Fire Island, Long Island. This Eclipse will be the hut of tbe snn visible in tbe United States until the magnificent one of August 7, 1869, when the' « »adow of the moon will pass over and pro ace a total eclipse, in part of seven States. Tbe following named persons have registered their names since the first Monday In January, 1S0C: -A. _ ' Ax son, ISK; Ahrens, C; Anderson, K II; Alleni Wm; Anderson, I 8; Anderson, J W, Jr; Anderson, Jno; Arson. Randolph; Anderson, E C. Sr; Ashton. Oscar; Austin, TH; Ayleaworth. A J; Ashe, Geo 11; Asendoif, John; Ahern, James;.Anderson. Jap; An- deison. Geo W; Archibald M B;Akin, R ft Ashe, Chas B; Adams, W B; Anderson, G W, Jr; Allen, G W; Arnold, W T; ArchibdM, Orix teh< fiohn; Ander son, B M;.Arnold, R D: Anderson, EC, Jr; Aruow. Jno; Anderson, Jno W; Austin. W W: Alexander, J K; Abrahams, Alex; Anderson, Thee. B. Barron, Jas A ; Bashlor, Valentine; Bauer. Gilbert; Burroughs, W B: Berrien, J M; Bruyn, DeWittf ' i Basel), B;Bust*ed, Henry; Berrien, L q.Bober,H; . Jophifr,’ " — - — • ‘ ;Brei Bullock. T J. Board ley, W«H ^Bennett, Jon; Hr ennun, E; Bennett, W H; Bennett, HV; Barnwell- C; Butler, O; Barnard, J M, Jr; Beasley. G W; Bontmeuu, A; Braiinau. Tboe; Bennett. A ft Sr; Bn. klev, Jno L; Bnrnen, WT; Brown, DO; Bei tody, T D; Bilfore, It; Blair, ft Benner, H; Bnrch, R T; Baudtholtz, 1’ G; Bloiss F H; Burt, H; Bolshaw, T H; Bnuix, ji; llullm li, W 11; Bulloch, W G; Byck, L E; Blance. J C; Bryan. Alfred; Borcken, KW; Bicklbrd.il F; beauiori, M P; Blanche, CT: Barnard, Joe; Barnett, Wolfe; Buck ner, J T; Butler, W 0; Bankston, II; Barns, P; Byrne, Jas; Bandy, W J; Byck, C K; Beatty. C J; Bryan. Jno; Barrett, Jas, Broderick,it: Bartholomew, u S; Buk. r. W H; Black,.W M; Bing, D; Brown. M; Br.-siifl- T -“ Bateson. T; Bolc-y, M; Brady, D; Barge# .1; Hi II; Barthclmess, R M; Barrou^tin, J U> itrimue Isaac; Ulance, E W; Byck, 8E; Blun. lloiry; Bailey, David; Bell, Chas H; Belisariu. M-*l; Burns, \V in; Bradley, Richard: Brown, F C; Bennett, A F, J r; Bo- gardne. Henry; Barnwell, J B; Blair, Edward; B ir- rett, M; Beasley, J E; Eryan, M; Brneu, O W W; Blake, Walter; Brown, Ellas; Buckley, Jae; Bergc r, 11; Bandy, J W; Bean, Jas; Battley, F 8; Beckett, Isaac; Barnell, M; Bradley, R, Jr: Bothwell, SE; Bartleil, u J; Bortoc--, T; Barie, 0 J; Brannan, J; Brown, W U; Brady, J; Brady, F: Byrnes J; Bryan, if J^jBlack, W F; Bennett, LS; Britton, J A; fibrfoSgmt XV ll.fr; Bonis on, Felix; Bptlerr LG; Broderick, hfichsrd; Bell, H 8; Burch, J K; Beals, J A; Bennett. J B; Bry son, T; Brown, Geo. -Bneky. J; Burnside, J U: Burton, T; Brittle, J; Brunner, C W; Barthelmes*. J B; Burke, Michael 1; Booth, Jar; Brown, GotisChalk; Brooker 3; Bird, ft-S; Byrne, Edward; Bell, W; Barnett, T; Breen, M: Box F N; Boushier. M; £ Bond. T P; Boggs, W A; Boilesu, Peter; Bebu, F H: Barie, M A; Burns, J dues; Bogart, W 8; Breuuow, William; Butler, Fierce; Boxen, Jehu; Ueut, J: Bruen, H F; Brophy, Nate; Biictly, 1? U; Beytagh. John, Bulger, P; Balcntiae, C; Bcun- uer, John; Blakewood, T P; Bone, 1*;.Becked, Henry; BostocK, G G; Bradley, K K; Bate, J C; Bry son, s C; Bender, H; Bryan, A; Bankmuu, G; Bos sew, Chas; Bailey, F W; Bei W; Barbee, J V; Bastion. V . Biol-, J FH; Barber, I M;B act man, HJ; Bylics, F; Breen, Jno; Brown, K H; Bennett, Jno; BeTman, Henry; Bogardus, H S; Beare, Israel; Barns, Hemy; Baker, W E 2; Barrett, M; Baker, S J M; Breen, Edward; Bragdeu, U 1); Hums, Michael; Buekuer, M J; Black, H G; Bucliauan, HI D; Bntler, Wm; Brown, Tobias; Bailey, G K; Backly, J J; Bohein, K; Brannan, A; Brawn. Mom; Bane, A; Bourne, W H; Biuen. W H It; Buffer, T F; Bates, T G; Bird, Wiley; Brunner, N T; Bowman, 8 U; Barbuur, Robt. f c. Hertz. Jacob; Moran. Barney; Hays, Wm; Hunter, James; Hartridge, J 8; Hessy, Jno; Houston, Jno; Hardee, II A, Harisy, JOB; Hickey,Tboe; HiruC; KkDigan, James: Hemming, Ghas; Herrick, J ft HimvC; Henry. Patrick; Hamilton, S P; Hopkine, J Dj Bride, J W; Hansard, AH; Hanpt, John A; Henderson A; Hertz, EI; Henderson, M Y; Hsnly, M; Habersham, A T; Harris. J Br Harbsra Brnor Hamilton, M; Hemler.J; HalfrGW; HaUigan. Hugh; Hyatt. H C; Henderson, J M; Hill, Joseph A; Hob- ijonj J F; Hi— — - onsemi F; HairimB P: Hotchkiss, C W; Holmes, J isumtw, aofcopn^Hlgiflns.i Waller; .Banter, B (J, Howard, D; Hrad, 8 K; Hamilton, J F; Hol- t»d, Ross; Holwfmlte; ft t:'llackeM, MaatMe;HslJ i: Ac|astt HamUton^L M; Henry, T L; Hesseltiue, —i; Hess, Nathan; Hartegao, James; Hinesea Henry; Hawkins, Geo; Hanson, Thor; Hardwick, R C; Hartridge, Japan; Humphries, JJf-HantervklG; Beriues, W B; Harden, u’m; Haley, John; Howeli, RJJ; Houlihan, Martin; HeUerioli, S; Henry, Jsaac; HezcR, Henry, Hasten, H (1; Haegerty. J; Healy, TlioS:j Henry, Patrick; Ueinly, J; Heesy, D G C; >hcn; Hicks, W H; ilspkira, G, H Jr; ;| ] llanldu, Stephen; Hicks, W ft; ilsskira, G, H ^Jr; llcidtj IGeo W; HUzIelm, ft Horrigan, John; Ho- heustin; L; ttegsn, ft Harder, B W; Hauiaa, Mich;. Ut-ariroves, J N; Uedrlch, G W; Habersham, R K; Uabersflam, 1 W • N; Herb. Jno Ft Uouseman W H; Herb;chasF; Halligan. Thos; Hun, Fit; Hogiin, J J; Hanrtod, John. L Immen.Jno; Inm.n, Henry; Ives, Ausoh B; Hen. W B;; Irvfhg, Alex. .1 Hpaine, IB; Straws, I I;mmM|mgWkMBR 8paine, IB; Strata, I 1;• Debwsdm, M; ■nyhetfl. Jos; Symont, W B; Schwarz, Chat; SsRg. M; “Shan. Jas; Scbneifler, Frank; 8cmnten.il Tl Smnte, WI; , Peter; Shaanost Mat; , Sehreck, Gbaa L; Swash J B; , Thos; Sims, F W; Stegin, Jno B; ” as. T;SUley, Jno A; Smith, Henry; e; Schwarz, John; SUva. E A; 8alHvan, TRaa thy; Sorrell. A C; 8hort, Patrick; SSokea, J J; Sexton, JoBCQ;Smith, Jas;Smith. Ufk;Senertz, F A;Sim mons, W; Smith, Patrick; Strzuaa, B; SUvarhUl, 8 W; .Skinner, Jas; Startevant, JasC;Scream, John; Smith, A* Sinquefleld, MU Sturievaut, Jno S; Stone, A W; m, D J; Sweat, 8 >; Suheideman, A; Solomona, 1 alii van, JnoHkl; Stpkea, A A; SeUey, Chaa;St- Ciairr Chas; Spicer, Silas; Strata, J B; Scott, Michael- Schultz, J; Smith, J V; Smith, C E;Soamlan, B;Smith J M; Snllirrn, John; Silverberg. 8 A;Sham Jno;Boei- Slgger.3 LiflchoU, Jno; Scbroettey. Jno;Sny*«r. HE; Schafer, P; Scanlan, Stephen; Sullivan, Jno(2);8ufiU- van, Jno f3); Scaaten. Pnfkt StnlU. H A; SuIhTan, Joseph; SHeiontsP, A; Schacater. C; BnlMvan. Jeremi- ■, Bugans; bheridaa, Jaa; Sasith, Bernard; L; Sheeban, John; Shea, Jno; Shea, Den- , 1»1; Scawan; Jno; Sullivan, M M; Soad- Selomous, M S; Sullivan, D; SckriBck, John; - - - -pTshefcMi ■ abort. Adam; Smv^Ri(3Pd: StSjy, Thos J; Smith, Peter; Scbnell, Arf Rdlhvaa, fnoJOUteWft fcK dtfoi-d, R B; sUater, Peter: SheftaU, E; Shaw, 9eo«, JT; Smith, It G; Sdknbona, f M; Sagma. J M_: bc'Jaehena, Claus; Johnson, Jon Drj'aU, Ay dbUKUHIU, L, uUo* ft Bennett, UA1; Brantley , J ion. Wm; iazJiiK'.afc W. aj M;B nek man, Tbeo; BetmenS i JSHSfciftcS*y"jS;OoirB I Markina, Geo; Mercer, «Sf J; CtwtT, L; Cohen* ^ STShaTS “r.B H; Cohen, MsGbw.Thoa; «&? SLATE BLANCEVULE 6 COIPT, YAM WERT, FOLIC DO., GA. OapH MBtkjralm, §000,000 SHABBS, 8M EACH. DtmesoToas—H, Brigham, J. F. Dever, B. A Qrtn. nigs, A. Wilbur and A. H. MartbalL Phsioent—A. Wilbur. Savannah, Ga. Vina Peesident—B. C. Grannies, Macon, Ga. SaoanaBT—A. K. Marshall, AUaata, Ga. rj^lHIS^Companv will soon be prepared to All any furniture lompany will soon bo prepared to All any srafor Slate, however large, for roofing, for i manufactured oat of slate, for lintels, for pavement, and for any other uses te which slate can lie applied. The qnafry Is convenient to the cities of Macon, Albany and Colnmbnd, Atlanta, _ . Ga.; to the cities of Selma, Montgomery and Mobile, Ala.: to New Orleans, and will shortly he tv Mem phis, renn..andSr. Louis, Mo. The superiority, slate for roofing purposes, and its special adaptabiili to various articles of furniture and forpavemeut wen known. Orders may be addressed to A. B. MARSHALL, Sec'y, 18 ■ ~ - Cook’s Hotel For Sale. - L tbe Fnrnitnre, Bsr Fixtures, BBHsnl Tables, Liquors, Provlsiobo, sad nnexptred Lease on I'S hotel, coimnboa «MmeU. wee*. lOPfifUMM SHIVKBS, WYNNE A Oe.,~, ~ prietors. D. J. TRACY W:(. Sneeesso to D, 8. Coteam, PVpkIW tfD AOBBlHQt oMfAWN’Jb rmn WUKHTRD^AND PARIS FARCY anvs'tmo 3 “rtwr of Dnaae Street, ‘ Raw Ynaw For Sale, (Q^Batton A Blake’s STEAM-PBMF, in CHARLES L. COLBY A 00., sep2# oor. Bay and Abercorn streets. Colding, S M; Champion. A; Cooper, Jno; Cohen, O; Calls urn p; Cleary, Dennis: Clni, J W; Cole, L; Cui.ia Jno; Cohen,Isaac; Cann.JF.; Crawford,Jno.; Cooper, J M; Cohen,O S; Cole.B F; Cunningham,AF; Conly,Jes; Crane, H A; Cohen, A M; Christian, H R; Cognera% J V; Collins, J P; Crosse, Drniel C; Cercopely, Tl M;‘ Clancy, Jas; Camaake, Jas ; Cullens, A R; Clarke, W L; Charson, W C; Cab’ll, John; Carle, Owen; Cool- edge, W; Cope, Geo L; Clements, Jas; Cameron, G H; Cope, Jaa £; Cunningham, H C; Corey, W 13; Conueli, L M; Cohen, J 8; Or mm' ” ' L; Christie M; Clemente, Jacob; Cler, C F; Cole, B Cook, D C; Clarice, Taos; CsbiH, Robt; Cohen, Morris; Claghorn, J 8; Crane, H A; Cash, M; Caiu, M; Char ters, W M; Cooper, C T; Crmeny, W A; Clark, Jfevid; Culling, Miles; Cope, B W; Carruthers, J S; Collins,' Jas; Connors, Patrick; Crawaord H; Cohen, Sol; pasey, C U; Carmody, Jr*i; Coteon, Tbeo; Coni we", Geo, Cbrke, Frank; Clancy, Drniel; CuunTtigh^m', T M; Camp, DB; Cunninghrm,CM;Castellaw, EA;(*ohen, Morris; Cavanaugh, J; Clark, Daniel; Carter. Wm M; Charlton, TJ; Conway, Martin; Conway, T R; Colt- ner, S; Cohen, Elias; Conroy, Jno; Coyle, lhos; Cham pion, A H; Cowdin B; Cambridge, C C: Campo, J S; O’Connell, John; Christee, Luke; Charlton, Wm O; Chisolm, W 8; Craven, Wm; Chambers, J J; Cordell, Chas: Chenault. A F; Glaacy, Jno; Connell, Laurence; Carnes, Thos A; Conroy. Patrick M; Carro”, Patrick; Carson, Luke; Connor, Biyan; Carey,“Michael, Cooper, W H; Cardell, J H; Cleary, Michael; Carolin. Neal; Causse, Geo;'Caa fc y, Thos; OUen, John; Connors,Thos; cTnllen. J; Csnnuet. A*g; Clancy M; Cole, Washington: Cating, Andrew; Campflelti, J S; Gaseidy. f-.rty, E; Counerian, Patrick; Cauver, E M;Conlay. Peter; Clark, Jas; Chisbfrim, T B; Couwav, R H; Co hen, M S; Coates, J W; Cohen, Isr >c; Cornell, J C; Coleman, Hugh; Cannuett, F A; CoUins, Clue; Chal mers, Jr meg; Collins, T; Cook, Cbfcs; Cesftir; J H; Crawlord, W C; Calvitt, B L; Carroll. Thos; Cohen, M, A; Cusick, Michael; CnUen, A; Carvoy, John; Gotten, Wm; Coyle, Barney; Cook, JH; Cole. Geo; Craig, Jno. H; CoouymT W; Cavalier. F; Cummings, A B; Conne- r^t, W H: Chisholm, W W; Curran, Wm; Claniy, Jno; Cary, Richard; Cb ipfein, W F; Carray, Thos; Cole man, Jas; Clarke, G J; Clably, John; Cardell, W H; Carles, Patrick; Clark, AW; Condon, Pierce; Cu**ry, Patrick; Cs;cy, B L^Crappe, C; Gotten, C E; Cypeli ter, H; Collins, Jno H; Carter, B; Clarke, Geo B; Crrr. B; Cooper, Jno; Cooper, W. G; Clements, J S; Can- less. James; Cressler, H; Cook, Wm. D. R; Jansen. Adolf; Joseph. Antonio; Jonea. Geo Jones, Y; Johnstone. G U;. Jonea, John IV; Johnson. IlF; .lessen. John C; Joyce. Timotbv; Judge. Jas; Johnson BP; Johnson, FM; Jones, John; Johnson, R II; Johnson, John; Josephs, S >; Jones, A E; Jor dan. E-lwarh; Jacoby; Ancliony; Josephs, E; Jos-' i-plis, w G; Judge,: Jno; JohQspn, Jno; Judah. D ~ Jetiers, J S; Jones, G'T; Jdrisx, JW L‘ Jones Wm iv. MMJ r t\ J/ E/iJJIW UK Knurr, L-nls; Kollock, P M; King, Jno; Kqh|«r gust; Kirk, Thos J; King, C B; Killoriu, Patricl Kuck, F; Knapp, N B; Kilay, Johu J; Koch, Fred ^^lb E; Kean, Edward; Klug, Fred; Kay ton, Lewis Kturuey, Job; Eavanaugb, M; Kearney, Jaa -No “ lCent, Ezra H;‘Ki11y, Michael; Knapp, G B; King* 13; Kane, Edward; Kilay, Michael; King, N; law naugh, Patrick: Kayes, Jas; Krenson, Frederick; Krauss, Peter; Kebt, Alfred; Kehoc, Patrick; Kruger, A; Kennedy, Jpq; jtpight, Willy; Kirby. Michael; Kirlin, E H; Kelly John; Kayfon,TI H; fong,‘ *W**BH Kc;*mey, Jas, No 2; Kenny, Michael; Kirby.. Walter Kuuli, A; Ksenam, Frank; Kobn. Jacob; Kreuter, 8; Kill urn, Jas; Kelly, Jas; Kcains, Darby; King, W Kehoe, Jno: Keboe, Wm: Kennedy, E J: Krauss M Kautmau, L: King^W H: Kehoe,-Jaa: Kennedy, J S Keller, & W: Ksnimdy, Thos: Keete, .Eugene; Kelly, Palh ick: Kenyon, Wm: Kelly, E J: Kennedy, Wm KeliL W A: Kavanaugh. P: Kearns, J: Kennedy. Ml chael: Kitehan, M: Keuigrn, Jas: Keene, J Be Kelly, L: Kline, B-F. H v • * L. P; laqw, Wm; Lleyd. Thoa liDftus.Jasj LnsrclM LippuiniU J seph; Landrum, Sylvanus; Logan, J«s J La,viu, Michael; Litclve.'H F; Le^, CM:*#; Lodgo/U L; i. did, Thosili ifiSWt8.Net: Leonard, Jas; Laplhiiii. F L; Lawton,Wbf tanrtTr,‘jri<r; LflHbri^?/O-iMbMl Louiar Leary, Jithu; Looney, Patrick; Lee. liquid; Luce, A B: Leder, 44 LiueberLer. IT; -Leijaltan, “ ‘ JiioM^ Lewis, tleo V Robet ’airick; Lyon, Thos; Loonardy, Lqiiiur, G B, Jr; Latlianiv Juo L; Lai lilison, Levy, 8 Yatee; Lar^e, J Ls Lnrche, Jno; Lain, D N; Lam [is, : Montgomery C; Lark. Peter-' Lampe, C; Lewis, Jno W; Letter, B J; l,uddiu«ton, W A; Lamb, Thos; Lippman, Jseufe; Lincoln, W Wj Lilienthal, L Loewenthal.H»^acbUson, Jas; Linkakey, Jno; Lacey, Walter; Lathrop; E*8; Lotiis, L: Lyndli, Jno; Leaner, J C: LaKoclie, A Y; Lane, Jas: Larracy.M: Lane,8 G Lippman,Louis: Lamar, G W, Jr: Lyon, W Q: Lamar G B, Sr: Lama, Jno: Low, Andrew: Lee, Wm G: Lin- \ille, HU: Isaoey, J J: Lee, Abel: Landershine, € P: LeHardy, J C: Long, J T: Leuzcr, C: Lippman Laurence; Lovett, Jno: Lyons, John: Lawton, A R Lacy, Patrick: Lester, R E; Lyon, W H: Low, Jno Lekler, Frank: Little, D 8: Lindenstruth, Jno; Lynch, Jno: Lopez, J H; Lindner, II W: Lathroi>, H W Lattimore, Wm; Loughlin, Jas: Loughlin, Patrick Lynch, Patrick: Lawrence, Jno: Law, E R: Little, Henry: Lacey, M: Lewis, R H: Logan, L: Lyon, No ble: Law,8 8: Lang, Daniel: Lamotte, J W: Lane.H: Lyon?*, M: LeeAke, M 0 E: Laffiteau, S Mr Lee, C: Law W F: Lcnahan, Thos: Leonard. Thos: Lang, Michael: Luddy, Peter: Liogg. M; Lawrence, Peter; Lovell, Nathaniel; LowentfirY/M. 4 m. * Dumas, H. B; Darling, Pst.lck; Dcrst, P; Dexter, W 8; Dunnovan, C; Dillon, D 8; Dillon J R; Delude, U; Day, Alonzo M; Dalsres, B; Devine, Jas, Downing, I’D; Davenport, H M; DssvergerM 3; Dewitt, Levi: Deacy, P H. Dieter, GeojDooner, W H; Daniels, VV T; Dale. J J; Dasher, Israel; Divine, M J; Davenport, B H R; Doe, Jacob F; Dunn, Patrick; Dnnh, Wm; David, Jno;Denslow, H W;Duuniggau, M;Deppiali, J H; Downing, Thos B; Doyle M L; Dent; Jas G; Dunn, p 41; Dickson, W D; Daly, J; Deening, G C; Duncan, \V; Dunn, Wm, Darling, J P: Dowd, M; Daily J P; Dunn, UJtfiHI, TV AAA, X/IWUUg, V A, 1A/IVU, tu t x/uuj » * ) a'uw, Laurence; Dfihoney, ft Davit, A A;-Dram; Mast Da venport, B B; Dowd, Frank; Dooley, T; Dent, Levi D; Dohrman, Martin; Durden, 0: MUey, Micheal: Doii- uelly, Moaea; DoneJan, Feter; DsvSut. It J; Dick or- -- - - gy Philip; Danbelfi son, Wm H; Duffy, Philip; Danhelfelser, M; Don nelly, M; Dowell, iff D; Daly, Jas; Dews, J H; Dwyer; P; Dasher, S B; Dnnerc, K M; Duncaa, A Met-';Dudley, - <Wjfa«; Dimi l, McDonald, Donald ; Mallctte, Dan ; McNelty, J C Marking Geo; Mercer, Geo A; Meizger, Jno C - - - ler, M H; McCarUiy, M D; Ma . Miller, A C; McGuire, Thos Morel, Win; Monro, Antonio;Mercer. H A: Mel O C; Morns, Wm; Myerj, R P; Marshall, W J :er. u aurus, him, « a, bmiwmmi, tv m; jac- Kenzie, J J; Mitchell, A; McCatlby, Jos; McDermott, Jno; McGriel, Andrew: Molina, It; McMaboo, M Moors, Frederick; McGuire, Jno; McGlasban, Jno, Meucke, F; Meinhard, Henry; Miller, Jas; Morio, P J; McHugh, Jno; McCabe, abo; McFarland, J T; Meyer, U; Mahoney, Daniel; Maloney, Andrew; Murphy, Thus E; Morgan, Jno; Mansfield, Thos; Mehitens. Jno G; Mailer, M P; Mnrpby. Christopher; McLauqh lin, W j; Mebrtens, L; Mell.WB.Jr; Meyer, W B Miller, Geo W; Moore, G W; Miller, Robt; McGowan J C; Martin, Jno D; Myers, F W-, Mayer. 8 A; McHaie, A; Martin, Luke; Mann, D; Morgan, Thos; McNlsh, TW; Malloy, T F; McMahon, Patrick;. McDermott, Thos ;Melcher, Jno; McNally, Patrick ; McAllister. A; McGuire, Lake; Morgan. Jos; McDonald, Jos; Mur. riaon, J; Myrell, F M; Meintzell, C H; Maher. Shoe; Martha. Jos;McMshuu, Thos;McCormick, AMattox. M M; Mundurf, Frederick; Murphy, N; Morris, M: McIntosh. J B; Miller, Jacob; Me Men. Jno J : Mona- u.iii. Ju-iM ,.;-. A;Mendel. Bm.Dnel; McCauley, Wm J; Mukin, Jno; Mulk-r, M P; McKailao.a wsiiptu, P R ; "Murchison, John; HOMoae, James ; Mw, Jno;Moredith, Wm; Meyer, E D; McSorley, L; Mel- drim, Ralph; Mahoney, Jas; Math, Thos; Mevea, T; Meinhard, Isaac; McCarthy, Florence; Moran, Jas; Mulligan, Thos; Miller, Jas; Mills. N C; Mysrs, C C; Maddea, T Ai McMahon, Jno; McDonald, J W; Mehr- tens, Jim_U;Mehrteos, J H; Mulligan, Jaa; McAleer, F; Mehrtens, H C; Mason, S W; Moran, Peter Miller, 8 S jMack, Jerrj-; 'Horse. Harvey; :Myddle*oa, J M; McCabe, Edward^ Mira, A F; McMahon, Jaa J; Mnrpby,Maqriee; McDermott, Jno 2; Manuelstein, c A; Mills, T R: McHenry, Wm; Masters, TB; Murphy, Prtrick; McCroban, J; Millar, C C; Myers, H; Mill, Joseph; Mining, Jas; May. W H; McArthur, A G Moran, W M; May, Sims: Moore, Jnot McHugh, Bute Masters, M; Mell, T B; McEligoit,Maiouniseo To os ^Manning, M; McCarthy, J H; McDonald. H J Manses, Jacob! Mayer, Jne A; McEroy, P;,Miliar, A J; McDuuatd.Juo ; McKeudrte, Bob!; Maleiy, Jno; McKenba, B F; Mnrpby, Michael C; Mlllri, A J; Ma lone. Jfia;KMHUvllufiiMl: Marshall,. J' W; Mammy, Jaa; Murphy, Jno: Mclutyre, J ft McGowan, Jl J; Mallory, L Tl Mrkor, J C; Masters, G, Mahtand,' F; McCa’I, A; Matley Patrick: Markin Ang;Milieu, B D; MoGinley, Geo; Meryell. W. J; Murphy, D. ft Middle- tan. H. J; Mordicai, JM;Morrlgaey, Jaa; Mmey.-Wsl- tcr, Marlora, R M; Maher, Sno; Mere!, T ft Morrell, J C; Dacey, Juo; Duunovan, C; Dream „ Jas; Doty, Maurice;Davenport, AC;Drommoud.E W: Davidson, M; Doyle, A; Dowling, Dennis; Daignam, M; Dsrat,John: Doyie.XnurencejDium.g'm; Dn\1s, Jos Of D’AnUg.sc, A: Do8ovan,‘B; pjgAijJari in: Dawaon, W e; Doqgfcartr■ Anthony; HHMfifFatrick Duggan, Wm; DefimAoj, ‘A S; DfiSfll'B 1 Iiffiaher, 1* W; Donnelly. Michael; Delaney, Daniel; Davis, HiL; Daniels, JnoT; Doyle Pat; Duncan, Wjr; DouneUy.TI J; Doyle,Luke; Dwawart, Joseph; Derby, JS; DelayeigP Daniela, J; Dutlbl, D; Davis, E; Duunovan, R. Eden, H Hi Ehlers, cha^ Jfte’res, Peter; Engle, Sir mon; Eckmao, 8 H; Einstein, A; Einstein, R; Ep stein, S; riwtais J; Eiscamp, Jno; Elliott, J M; Ellioit, B W B; BlSgfite J B; PlljinteMttyhw. FpatoaJr Jheob; Egan, NfchdW; Ellwaad-HtnitM; AADVrKft^Bdill, WmJr; Erwio. Jno; Ellera, Chas R;Elliager, 8: Eu- ciriea. L; Faatmaid, L L; Mum. J; E'kins, H A; Er win, Bobei.; Eberturdt, John; Enwright, Frauds; Ennis, James; Eden, EW; Ehlich. George; Evans, E N; Eunia. Thoe; Einstein, A- - ' i - , ^ FerrUl.-Jtmft; Foetmaft M AArguson, L; Fair- Itid, L if; Fulton. S; Ferrill, BB; Ford, T C; Flaherty, E: Family, Cbaa; Fleming, P J;' FoOtard, Wm; Flatly, H; Fueger, J; Fleming, W R; Fowlek, J W;Ferrill, JaoG;Feely, Jno; Frank, JM; Fitzgerald, David, Jr; Fraweiithall. L; Sitigenud, Mich; Friaaft H J; Fof^. fiaa; Frsidembarg, L; Freldenburg, A; Freeman, AjFitzhraury, Tima; Fish, fiuo D; Finnegan; Daniel; Fttigvrmld. .David. Sr; Fitzgerald, Darnel; Foley, Jno; Feeley,Thos;FUsgerahf, JaniFcnmndez, A; Fisher, W B; Fitzgerald, C; Fox, Cha»; Frjuz, Ferdinand; Flaherty, Jno;Flahsrw, Thomas; Towkc, G F; Ford, Martin J; Freeman, Geo C; Tlcibing, MiahaM; Jteazy, Jno; jTIiMrtte M. Sr; Ford, Fatriok; Failigant, L A; Jatfientdeyer, H; Fe Moaea; Fay, Bernard ; NUfMi IzMtelft _G;Farr,JMtfh«nM John; Fetzer. BC; Feetey. < aramJtedqMh Jos Cf|* JJfl-Fohk. Ifotuel; CM ri% #m'f"Fsz8rfiMfcH; F.«•* Wm; Farrell, Martin; Fnrlong. C;Fonkte HO;Farrell. Jno; Fn Wm; FeUpe, J Q; Foley, Jno; HI _ . Patrick; Foantain, WSi Farrelly, Staphen; Ffi-guson, W; Ferguson, J D; Fala, Otto; Fftzgera'd, Jamesi Fabian, J L: Fitzgerald, E; Flannigan, James; Flnraigan, Vat; For(han. John; Foy.Gg; Fay, FC; Farr, JM; Fried, L; Fallon, Jno; Flood, Th Foulard, M; Ford, flics; Foal il <*•] I; Mo: le-H P;Mc Auliffe, J' McGrath. M; McAlpin, J W: MadlKwkAJateMutwe Leandzn McRvoy, R j: McMuin, Fa rick; McLean, Jno; Mck’addy, Mt McLean, M; Me \l Metca'fe, — - - Eeon. A: Metcalfe, E. F; Hut'er, C H; McDowell, _ S; Murray, B; Meyluh, E B; Masters, ft E; Murray, Jtio; Mat .in, Hugh; Maurice, J J; Mallery, J E: Ma honey, ThOs; McGinley ft McCormick, Wm; McGrath, Jno W; Morgan, Frederick; Monger, Jacob; Marquis, F E: McGloin; Rogers; McGlasban, Juo; KcTigh, Jnot Miller, S F; Maxwell, C K: Masters, F U; Mclntise, Robt; Miller A J; Martin, J R: MBter, A ft. MoGinley, Jas; McGuin, Tbps: McMahon, ft Muller, J N; Moonf Jno; Malt W Brsft Mhan,Joseph; HfcDnfoild J ; dleum;D BrMflfqz 8<»ry. P; McAuUffcTJnp; ing, Ja* MCAdXm, S H; Hfilom, Patrlok; MUterd, B MAdsfoa, FrOet'A (Jo„ ch< ftsfiSa", J6hn G; Mahon, W»; McHugh, jno; MS!- ^SwooLkCo den. Thos; Maun, J H. «. jagnaiirji, wooas * qo.. N. NicboLt, Gep 8; Nugent, T, Jr; Xeidttnxer, E'U n, Patrick; Norris, 8 P; Norwood, Neal, Jno; Naiightin, ffik'&Tf: 'T N;Nixon, BS; Newman. Jno; Newmark, M; Nu gent, Sdty; NebJlizger, J S;Nlcol. Gco A; Nprris, W K; Niliud, Bryan; Nugent, Thus, rr; Sally, Tboe; NevlHa, W J; Newman, J H; Nolan, James; Nelam Patrick; Norton, J do R; Nuugazer, U J; Nlblo. Jyo; Nungazer. J B: Nungazer, N; Nenfvinp, B F; Nich ols, Geo N; ctiehola. Ueo.T; Ncdan, Juoj Nagent, SR; Nay for, TJ; Newell, T M; Nock, R C. i- O. John Ott, r ©«Obg«»/eautel* ~ — Geo Jne; O'Connor, Dannfa: O ... _ G'SaUivaa. Juo; G'By rue, Edward; O’Ryrne, Jah ea; O'Keefe, Robt; O’Brien, M; O'BymcTj ffl'-Otb as, Peter; O’Connor, P; O'Neal.SfdOth ns, Jno 2; O'Hagan, E; O’Dwyae, V m; _;TVSuRivan, D;e’Bat, Jss; O’lfol ae, sfCW OTffahcneylftXFlhmneU,Tfej O'JXiuoghoc,. ft Otfona; Van O' ieS, jaa;! O’Byrne. Bichard; O'Col 'an, D; Otto, Fred; O'Brien, JA; D’l Prendhomme, Ji G; PrendergkM, Prnch, Dt Ponoe, Antouto; PnrUlL J J; Br< FhMilua, Waste*; Palmer, S ft ftiflazd, A grant, AftPoiterd, RA; Fauetty, BA "' PaaeMy, Jno T; Perry. P ' “' ‘ “ ly, Jno T; Perry^ Fft Pinder, ole. Jno B; Powers, Patrick; m ; Godffcy, 1 Green, Wm; Gleason, L W; Godfrey, W O; Gren- wald, Lewis; Georgs, W W; Galpln, Geo H; Goebel, Andrew; Goodwin, Michael; Oorteuatelg, J 8;fsor<foa, W W; Goetto, Joseph; Geiger, M J; Ulaestfo, Jno; Gomm, A; Gibbons, W A; Graedaude, F; USDuglier, Gifford, E W; Grant, C F; Gordon, Patrick; Gross, Chas; Guflmartln. L J; Gram, Geo W; Gallo way, DH; Gallagher, Dental; Gendry, J B; Gilhoob Jae; Go wan, ( fjfiMhd, Jno H; Grim, Daniel Gibbons Jams*; GaRottey, *; Green, F M; Galvin, Pat rick; Gilbert, C L; Goodril, 8; Goers, Christian; Grie- uer, James; Gordon, Chao H, Goodwin, Lytle; Guerard, Jno ft Othaan, B T; OaUngfoy. James; G»riaAy,<Geu W; Golteaky, Abram: Gardner, J; GrazbUl; J.ft Grothe, M; Grady, Wft Gwwy.Patrick; Grant, UP, 8r- Glease, B J; Glenaon, T F; Gordon, Michanl; a-Snn. W W;.Gnann, Fred, Sr; Bawdy. Hill; Gilmer, ~ F; omikate Wm; Gram <foofo Gahdry, J E; ur Purse, 8 ft Print, W , Popper, Than; Pettnz, C Facetty, Aft; Pohaaki. J; gssL M U; Preister, N l EfPittmun, S LjPoi cent; Pursel’^S; Parilue, It; Pace tty" ’ F G; Ptiirera, Uio. ItuUlpa, W.3; Peck, J H; Prels, M; Prendei- Quinn, WchaO; >Quigley,'iDegnls: Quint, Quint, GO; Quint, Jno: Quinn, Jno, (1): Quin, II, No QaitfoCy, 1 W^: Quufi, lift. 2; Qniun, John, (2) i ft Gncrzrd. B G; Gartt^^^^w^^lcn.xr.l■ ^ ffimau; T tednor, Lewis; Gerber, A;_Goodwin, l Grady, Jaa E^ GUI Greaves, - G; Gib- - - Riordon, John: Bobbins, i Jftesed, Jae; Eoylag. i F: RelDy, Jno W: X ‘ Award: oey, Patrick: Reilly, Timotby; Bocbford, Jno: ' C’& Hlrzchbnrg, Joseph; Wm: Beilly, John; Boche, John:-! »db<r-. ft Heppe, Wm; HeUnkln, Martip; HlUa, Peter; Sullivan, J S; Smith. PbiUipK Sweat, F —, -w venson, J A; Snipes, W W; Shaman, J W Snl- livao, Jno; Shuman, 8 E; Smallwood, Jaa; Bautina. 3 F; Smith, Jas; Stewart. 8 C; Smith- J TJ Smith Jno ft Smith. EH; Sikes, W A SheftaU. E/E; Sellers, F: Stephens, EO G r Summers, uead, W M; Sexfon, Hugh; Schlep C; Schobohm Wm; Shnmah, ft 0; Segnr, A L; Stevaaia, R G; Sturts vant, W H; 8agur». 0 A; Screven, T F; Smith, A T; phi bene,-ft C; Schultz. A; 'Stark, A; SheftaU, J A; man, WF: Smith, H MC: Selkirk, J M; Steiuburg, Jno; Sahbalte, R. P: Sbumon, 8 G: Sho-idap, Patrick Sabremp. A: Stanley, Wm: Srnitb, Jno; Strode, J I: Shivers, Jm»S:*tnricvsnt, W B; Speed, Bryan: SkEfy, HR : Sears, HR: SandfordJF: Stem. L. W: " ' hart,JfeKk -. i;;i ; T l .'Tapper, F A; : 8koh* Tildes, B G; Thompson, David; Tor- lay,, AE; Turner. W H H; Tucker, John r; Ten Bro- ecA) Juo D;'Taylor. Jno C; Turner, R T; Taggart, Grantham.!; Thomas, Jno T; Tlsoo. W H; Thamas, Jas O; Thomas, C W; Thomas, DanielR; Tyutm, JS, Tally, Michael; TunUb, P; Townsend, M; Thompson Her, W fi; Talbot, Jaa; ink; Thompson, J B; Tnrner, Richard; Tebpau, »Tate-1,% H;'Whdd)■ <;TuSy, temmi; lean, L Qi Tbeua. T H; Tomlinson, A; Turner, Fraol Juo Teheao, _ _ ^ , IT; Theds. TN.; Thorpe, Orem;Tuaiatm,EF; Toy- for, Uerny} Tbeus, Geo T; 'ftiNwga, Patrick; Thymn, Jno; Theiw, Jno J; Triest, M; Tafia. MarRu; Trnwy, Patrick; Tafibird. J H; Torr, Henry; Tobin, t J; Tho- itsJH; Thompson, W S; Timor* C. 4; D ; Theut, J Mi Turner, Oeo; ThooMO* Win. ■ r; •■■•1^1//.] y.-,, •. Ulmer, Jaa O; Unkles, D S; Ulmer, G C. yiiMZ 1S8 BRYAN STREET, .irxuiriiT A If J ‘ IV If Bft; ■ • ir-1U1 :h'o » VALENTINE, basler. Cigars, WlotegAlM and laid, find all kinds ot Uqnore. tnnch at eleven o'clock, Wen Fin 4Bnyn angt^m fy»u Most Complete in tfe SonthernConntrj, BOVTHS AST '■ SOUTH BROAD STREETS. once in (he Hotel bnzii Boose one-of the most i Houses forTamllteff md other* tu they intend to tenable Board! the city. There Is a Bar eonneeted with tbe Hotel, at which may be round tbe beat of Wines. Liquors and Began. • Attached, to the House Is a "-so an ICE CREAM GARDEN, where may be procured at all hours, bath day anil evening, the finest Cream in the city, a Soda Fountain, from which dhey will tarnish Hie best Soda in the city. £4 1 v "• , ’ Parties can lie furatsbeAWIftekteanaat fill times. JyW-tf ST. .CHARLES SALOON, B Y A. STAMM, Bay Irina,, rear of. Pont oOca— wot Uqnerm, Ales, .Wines, Segara, Ac., haad, lacludlng a choice article of 8ELT- KR, directly imported from QaraagLhaiu, always on „ _ SPB WATER, directly imported Neman, and the bent of Rhine Winaa. LUflcH every day at 11. o’clock. ,miy-Ty 9ort Royal Housa* HILTOK HEAD, S. C. PaoraiBTOns n. r. wm.- LiPIEBBE HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA. fPHB SUBSCRIBERS having leased this favorite 1 Honse.lt has been J ’ Vroom, Wm R; Yetsburg, Jacob; Veilstioh, _ Vetabnrg, A; Van Newton, JH; VonGMbn, H; Von Glahn, Claus; Van Horn, Chaa; Villalongte J A; Yilla- longa, JL; Vincent, M; Vaughau, W G; Vitter, Jno Verdery, M 8; Van Moss, E H; Vaadnver, Pater. Wayne, B A; wJst j Ji Walker, R D; WRtberger, Wm H; Weeks, \V H; Wheaton, John F; Weinheimer, Jacob; Wade, John; Waldburg, Jacob; Wittmer, B; Ward, H ti; Wooten. A H;.Williams, WH; Wilson, Wm; Waltafor, Gao; Wade, 8 H; White, Samual; Wal ter, August; Well, E A; Wayne, Tboa S; Wayne, Bo- bert; Wilbur, Aaron; Warner. Preston; Woiber, Jno; White, Jaa; WiRind, JosD; Whitehead, B; White, C J; WiUiams, W T; Wilson, GeotWaring, WB; Walsh, W M; White, Joseph; Walsh. Mbmiah; Wilcox, Al bert; Weber, C W; WeU, Henry; Wendelken, M; Willtemaon, Jno; Wray. Wm; West, V W; Winkler,ZN; Walla, T; Wisely, P; Welch. R; Watkins, Jas F; Whit tle, A G; White, Chaa; Wsde,E C; Wood, Geo; Wohltman, Walter. P; Wittshen, G H; Wayne, H C; Walsh, M; West, A M; Wursbnm, H; Wood James, Wash, W W; Whalen, Patrick ; White, Patrick ; WIthingtnn, E O; Williams, M H; Winslow, I H; Wany, J J; Williams, Jno H; Witbington, < E; Way. H H; Wylly, W A J; WiUiams, Henry; Wynn. A M; Watson. B H; Workman, T S; Wafer, A H; Walsh, T J; WU1.C; William eta. J P; WyUv, WB; Walab. Wm; Wilaqn, Leonard; White, Jaa W; Warntz; JH; Walab, MS; .Whelahan, Jaa; Wylly, F B; WlUink. H F, Jr; WnUdk._H F^Sr; Walab, Jaa; ^WiUiama, Jno; White. C; WaddeU, Hugh- Way. W H; Wilcox, Z P; Whalen, Jaa; Wiegand, P; West, HT; Whitty, P; Write. JnoB: Wright, A R: Welsh, Wm: Wragg, Jno A: Wilson, F Waring, J F; Walsh,Juo: Whitcomb,L S: Wilson, Geo: Wilson, A K: White,M: White, J W: Wiffink. T M Welsh, M: Ward. Jaa: Woolman, HE: Ward, Jacob Williams, CH: Welland, C; Wilson, A L: Wolte, ft West, Richard: Waikla, W L: Watts, Geo: WyUy, GW: Williams, Geo; Wakefield, C E: Walsh, Jas: Warren, Joe: Williams, E H: Warner. Cbaa: Woodbridge, B W: Wallace, Wm: Warner, W B: Williams,F: Wridhaner, P: White, Jno. No 1; Walsh. M: Waters, Jas; Wind ham, GW: WiUtema. G W; Wolfe, DM: White, Jno, No 2: Wickham; Edward: Way, O H; Wall. FM; Wood- bridge, H H: Wheeler. W E. Y. Yonge, Wm A: Yonge, Philip; Ybanes, A G; Yonge, ■—J*—s®, J“o; Vo ang. Phillip; Yonge, C ft z. • £, Zagbanm, W D; Zeigler, Jno; Zeigler, Solomon; Ztepbarias, E; Zebmbar, G J; Zink, Chas. Tbe above is tbe list of voters at the dose of the re gistry list at this office, September, 3d, 1866. (Ffnrl publication.) JAMES STEWART. ’ ' Clerk of CoonciL EDWARD B. YOUNG. CLAYTON B. WOODS YOUNG & WOODS, Bankers & Brokers Gold and Sil BnlknU, Ala-, elvc Deposits, bay and sell Exchange, V Uncurrsht Bank Kates, Government, Railroad and all other Securities. Will also boy Cot ton on orders; i - .: i -. Co.lpoUoiia gtaUe and promptly remitted. They will also make collections Id any part of the United States, and make cash advances on cotton consigned to our friends'!n New York, Charleston, Savannah, Apalachicola or New Orleans. Operating on a paid in capita! with onr tang ea- taMished credit. Is a sulficu nt guarantee of safety -in all onr business transactions. IT > i > i .. REFER TO Cfonntfik Yamig, I Nouree A Brooks, f. New Tork ' Charleston, 8. C. Savannah, Ga. Foote A Mateos, Mobile, Ate. Joaiah Morris, Montgomery, Ala. .Wm. H. toaugi Oolirmbus, Oh. John King, Banker, Columbna, Ga Jennings, Wldka A Brd-Naw Orleans, La i Shlrok A Rowland, St Loalg, Mo. ' ' 'Epranpa,.4tet.. Sept.1,1866. tepfifim House, It has been BEFITTED AND REFVElfSHED IN AN BLBdANT MANNER, ' Atari An saw Prepartil Witu thr Jllnst Per fect Appel ni waenta fur the Rfieep- ttea of Driest*. ■mafirat peCtUoa kamsig aratecUte. Butrin wffl be matntatuefi «the frittne. as ta the saak^ ' lew** UASSk* FABtanr. CITY BUILDINGS. DUB MOTTO: . WE DEEY COMPETITION ft A The undersigned, having purchased the & nnuounce that they are now ready to fill all orders. Mg’ MB. PECK, our-senior, having been employed for 'fWENTY YEABS in Philadelphia raphe leading establishments in that city, and for the last NINE YEARS having had dmq, of Purse’s extensive Bindery in Savannah, feels warranted in maiiiig the assertion whi —i at any time be sustained by evidences of workmanship, that he in a Master of His Profession, andithat the Southern at last compete with our Northern blends, and prevent the Decen. sity'of sending to New York or Philadelphia for orders, that can be equally well executed at home, saving thus the expenses of importation. Particular attention paid to BINDING MUSIC BOOKS r' * 1 AND REPAIRING PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS. TEe Of the pnfatee m vss|ics>riilly solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed jh work that way 'be eotnisted to our cara. ^ jy«-3m JOS. H. PECK & CO. CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR I FROM NEW WHEAT. 1HE 1 CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, 3. C. business portion of the city, has been newly nlshed throsgbout by the present proprietor, who has been sixteen years connected with the establishment. W WHITE, Proprietor. LITE OAK CLUB HOUSE, No. 32 OEO RGB STREET, Charleston, South Carolina. Is now open for the accommodation or transient an permanent gneete. Choicest Liquors, Hlaes, Ales and Segsrs saw ATS owrisnft Torxnzs, 318 per Day. -oO C-rsaSsM ,0 .1 r airbanlcs PATENT PLATFORM SCALES. sai ivannah Steam Flooring MIFIr feast end of hton street) are -now supplying Grocer. ,nd Families with an excellent qpalitv of NEW WHEAT. and UR, made from NKW WirEAT. Families *ap- ledat their rerideners. by the harm! half barrel, Orquarter barrel Also, lresli GRITS and MEAL, by the bushel or half busbe! salt Advertising in Southern Georgia fflHE BAINBRIDGB “CHART AND COMPASS” A (formerly the “ BalhWidge Argue,”) offer, raperfor Inducement* to the merchants of 8a- vsnnah ae an adverriemg medium. Itbaea large and rapidly increasing cireelation in thatecctlqn, and Its terms are reasonable. AJtlress , WILLIS M. RUSSELL, - Kditor and Proprietor. Bainbridge, Jane 11,186C. , jel2-tf TBE EYE, EAR, AND noise, In the Head, Cutarrh, Diseases of the Thr, and Langs. ' Ail diseases of the EYE. requiring elthelr Medial or Sarglcgl aid attended to. Office Ne^JlJn Dr. Thos. Buckler’s old office os Lexington street, Baltimore, MU. Office hours from 9 to 12 A. M., and Sto i r. II. 19 tf BAKEETT’S ON THIS CONTINENT. It IS WABIUNTSD tO RKSTORE OK>r H AIK TO ITS oftiontAZ, natthat.color*in everr* «sc it wiUsror tfrfe pair from FAr.t.iso oct; it wUI ir etac *adfrom Ithmoraanddandroir; pkoxote the n of the Hint, and is a bbaiitifcl dressing. We Offer no large rewards, but we nth > o all of onragentstossvDND tiixKknsrto i >jpe. ji who will use two bottles, and then say Ba 1 m Vsos- table Hair Restorative has not per jru.e all we claim. Tmtirmmu from the Capitaf cf ti.e Untie - State*. Meters. Barrbtt ri Co: I was induced to give yonr Hair p epai ation a trial, and can heartily recommend it as unequalled as a Dressing. Pyrtfier and Restorer,—giving to the Hair a luxuriant richness, and to ti:e bead a cool rod H« receitingl HRRRtNG'8 Pi . 8AFRS, with patent A large aftk Bofoptete «wor*nfiit hf FAIRBANKS' PATBNT PLATFORM SCALES, from 3.S00 pounds dormant fttwa to wo pounds. *LA*4feaMi«tflantSiai uiO efiT GROCERS', COUNTER, AND ftYBW balance. STEELE, 11 MerrtMUfrw, MWf Cq And corner King and'Geurge St*., Charleston, /NALLS the attention of Whofcukh i <£ufoefaU> his superior stock of KKitery «ad Haval ClotUnf, Watch J, Cl . . A* 6aw bomb SlfPER-PBCSPHATB UP LINE INC s from the beta e most spuroved manner, are oeeiQ The abort Bafna and Series are too well known to iquire any eommeota. Stock constantly on nand VALUABLE PLANTATION — Foe Sole,....;. most agreeable sensation, while it is thorough in re storing the hair to Ks natnral color. Very respectfmly, W. Hamlet. Washington, D. O, May 16,1S66. Newts. J. R Buuwrr A Co: . I w.-a induced by a friend to mak a trial of Bar rett's Vegetable Hi : Vegetable Hair Restorat-ve, and 1 am very much pleased with the effect Ic has hod on ray hair. Sri*, nearly half gray, and now, befo.e nting one bottle, my head is freed ffbm dandruff, and ay hair bps all the appearance of yontb. I folly belters Bar- :tt*sTo be the best halt preparation in the world. Wm. Hamilton. Fredenia, N. T., April 26,18S6. THOri. W. BBOOS8 MANUFACTURER OP FURNITURE AND GENERAL , UPHOLSTERY. an* Bm Street, PHiUulelphU, Pn. ft. ft—All ORDKRS sent by Mail prompt!-, »P mipd to. fvsi-tf Nutting, 3?oweU'& Co., BANKERS, Macon, GEO O. A. NUTTING. A. H. POWELL, , ISAAC SCOTT. RZrKREKCX. EDWARD PADELFORa Je*3-bin SAVANNAH. MARTIN J. FORD, ATTORNEY at law, OFFICE, fia. 78 BRYAN STREET, iyU-6m SAVANNAH, GA. Wax and Pearl Flowers. T ■ HE ART of making WAX ;>nd PEARL FLOWTO is taught in an elegant menne-:. and in aver; short lime, by Mrs. ELIZA KEOGH. Corner of Broughton and Barnard sirens, JySC-U . Ovei L. Fries' Sn-re. Notice I S HEREBY GIVEN that be partnerships bento- I f '— - m — 1 J. ft BABRKTT ;. CO„ Froprisfsrt, Manchester, New Hampshire. JACOB LIPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. T~ Sold by aitfDraggiste. SANDEBSOK &- WILKINSON, HARHESS, SADDLERY - AMD TRUNK STORE, WHOLESALE AND RETAII* Voder St. Andrew’s Hall, BrwgUn SL, SAVANNAH, GA. RHODES’ epHEsntricrlbteoahrt MfifipUteMote and apper- X tenancet for tele OBTeteoriaM. tenre: atawthai 1 eoHre crop or Core, Oetren, Co« ftit- oen. ^jB THE STANDARD MANURE, AT |62 30 PER TON, CAKH. nlfotr MILL/ft THOMAS A CO. PSIlE YELLOW siff,sssaamta.. «. _ m Court Honse, Fla, and two mile, from Cherry LAteffonwh; where there ara ■and Mheotaatvr in sa,nridteri£i of tbntaost herithlMtareorthe (fteen, the netghbesWnod. n ' ptecesu the State. . - ThelancrietreMwatered wteb teket tad rijimlng tdn the te<>»t pro- hMchen, Hurt have never frikrifin the ».ott pro! greeted drenghte, md tew write red Jstete are env ^gfed with teetetest rah, 0Hterty,*8d»|m ; tmber. Tttepffhntatonte nose in recsewfol tefotpUoft.with fi.fi aeres plantMl Ih long rin| prod«» at least tea bates; 2Je wMpte-iaee 4,e»i hreriris eteL. The tends on the entire place rep. tSZmrw : *. T " . • is jsRtesnssua I ona, fsrretaw ntmalla <orn»- twenty p] ter'r laris. OpehlcCsritiy Cottod Qin. tchen tsreltuie, and everything else ■ - ASrM-f) 1 aa nnfal Ing wsll of water o^the place, k the plan- “ NOTICE. TO ILL^«PURNiTURE am opening for Ofe Utepectlon gf Ibe ppbCh , ^-iw *finestockdf ' ,w 1 [CykBUfKT FURNITURE, CHAIRS, TRESaBSl *0^*0, foie listing under the n -mes of Miller, Tboora & Co . in Savannah. Gj.. r id Tbcmf. LreinssKti Co- Mzdteon, Fla., bsve been diesolvoil br ibe deatl of D. G Livlngvton. one of the parlneis. A. J. MILLED will give bia aftentiou la Oe bus- here In Savannah snu a. E. THLMAS to tbe ocsineri I in Madtenn. in liquidation. A J. EIL'.EF. '■ -- 8. B. THOMAf. Angnst. ISM. ‘ - SomvingPsrtraz The sabs libers will continue the rioeerjan^Ccn mission Business In Savannah. Ga. at ibe etoieoc-J copied by the late firm, on Bay afire'. August, 1866, M1LLEK A EMfiffi.?, Tbesabscribrrsolicit, fertile new a ood!1eb3 | Of jhep tronage extended to the l.-te h‘™- S. B. TlIOMAiv One of tue sarvivu: nflJt mraip IGN „ has this dsv assodafeftj 1 mtekMr. SAMUIL C CATIIKKWOOD. fr* rmrpoc-of tairylog on tbe Wholesale Drng and.Prescription Enrinew. The Urmzliia | known nnder the name and style of THOMAS M. TURNER & CO. — - - ■ .THOMAS M. TLBS®- SaVaKmah, Anen.t 13, 1866. And Rhcurtfiatism, Cancer, Epileptic Fits. CURED BY MRS. ELIZA KEOGH, Corner of Broughton and Itejre^g* I Tht-tf Paper Hangings Window Shades. TUB® | ■ - ■ 4 - ,i t. • No. 58 St. Julian Street. modyql K fiWrifid for earl/, tee pnrehmer wUl get a bar- Rockland Lime. ^ XT'BOM tlite date and <&t’ the inmmer months an X) . office will be at Florida wharf. J ft M.1 * Wan , WMI iffd a gpodhmfg£)y applying to ^ - JOHN C. MAKER * CO), ' Eastern Hay. 300ftWes5’M te J‘« up a nr.MV hill A CO., SSref > • ^o.nrir:.— FOR SALE, <m tha Sa, FOR CASH, vzl at .c.'sd.'ado k> >-.n lb : '*U£«tfGa nraal. BtTKoom and l BBilroad Bade, Buy *'* li a2S7^tSi»SSKT1 I toaHeueiaj- . . tjrJl MatElqnc- *■»*■ »■» 8e * ,ra — Respectially, FOR RENT ROOMS and TWO LhWt HAJ*^ j. brick bnUdlng on the corner of U ovlit streets, poreeamon given uzu> ■ - - EDWAKPPfig mas ton Id® e | _ pptnt.KY. HILL » u No. 1 > Stoddard 1 . DggJSp WAITED TO PURCHASE. j ■vraij