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■ • ,,, Y yjoRNING 0CT03ER 11. 1866
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st cumuli, pa abd steamer
fob new yoke
Herman Ltvlngaton, Thursday, Oct.
vlnrR ft- 01 *
■ l ^ip Alabama, on Satorday, oot. 13, at l
11 m.
FOB B k'TON.
ritv of Bath, Saturday, Oct. 13th, at —
l-w ^ -
fob baltimobb. I
I , Gen. McClellan, on Saturday, October
.' ,,-cluck, — m. '
|! ' lp Fannie, on Thursday, October 11, at —
i,"®- FOB FLOltIDA.
, t LitzieBftKcr, every Saturday morning, at
•^sylvansnore, every Tuesday morning, at
FOB DARItH.
r a M. Cool, Friday morning, 12th inst., at
frwlth
a rad atqpe around beg, _TBe Teasel bad bur fa>w
sprit cartel sway andrtay'have batn otherwise
injured as she r^aa in tow of a steamer. Also reports
passed on Tuesday a steamer a apposed to bathe
Eutaw, steering South.
Light Ship Adrift.—The Frying Pan Shoal Light
Ship was seen from the deck of the pilot boat Sophia
on Tuesday last, shoot ten miles Southeast of Tybee.
S be had probably broken 1 loose from bar moorings
daring the recent heavy, gales.
tfffieth, flap-
irtdfflrrfati
jnancial andfcommejx^l.
Isvssssk Hsrksl.
Savahkah, Oot. 10. I860.
Exchanok.—Owing to t»e brisk aWl
;ly, exqbange an Raw York is belsty jftadly offered
l»jely,eiqhAi
D oftaiiMn at IK discount. The Banks frmchaae at
K off, and sell at par.
No transactions are reported ihwtofflng.* * Jill Si
iHsraAHoa—$ince our last report, a material
has occurred in the rates observed,
isting of the Board id Underwriters has eatab-
’ Ambon Btlasi
=43=
62*; pearlsadSsleody at
cottoit.—The
am
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■T BliSI * MKYKK.
DAT, 11th inst, st M a’otoak. will be sold,
. 700take,
uplands to 42c.
“ riLh * BROTHER, Newsdealers, Sta-
T RooKsellera, Bull street (down stairs;
- la ne, next to the Post Office, are au-
;rCl “ ’ f ur ihe Daily Nbwb A HraAtn.
w ith them will be promptly attended
urutis ic“
Fbox Borrow.—T>e a ^ .
tain Lovewelt, from Boston, Arrived tt bd 1
early hour yesterday morning. Captain Lovewell
will accept our thanks for files of late Battbncm pa
pers.
The Besotted Cbew of the Evening 8tae.—Five
of the crew of theiH-fotedatoamer 'Evening Star, ar
rived here yesterday by the steamer Lizzie Baker,
from Fernandins.
MELS AT FeRNANDINA IN DISTRESS.—We lesm
that a schooner called the Lucy Voorhees, also an
other vessel, name unknown, pat into Fernandins,
with loas of masts, sal’s, te.
fished the fallowing Matt; skewing a sHgtaa.
eg piafihjk and neal7*4^ML in32m
riats/tiffiaks effect from, tha 1st of October:
ft Augusta by 1st data steamer... .1
To HAwkioirillB M i* 1 i i >Q ,1:
,1
To HAwkiusville
'o Florida porta... 1
.To Charleston,
To New York,
. :tkemes. 40c. for mil
for middling NeteOrleans.
Coffee.—Bio da quiet, but still remains steady;
tales of 300 bagsjwx Bolivar, at 13c., gold, in bond,
ex ship. Fob Otter kinds the inquiry is very fair, and
prices are maintained; sales of 100 hm* St. Domingo
st 16*c.; 400 mrtte Java it 2SKc.; 250 bags Iftgtuyra
at 18Jfc—allgoWauty paid. A movement in Cey- |
Ion Coffee has bqp in progress for some time, and
resulted mpales of some 14,000 bags, st prices
Stjo be made jlirolic. . _ _ .
'•rLoCE ■«« Meal.—The market for Western and
State Flour is ro$Fe active, and tbs low grrades ate n
r grades are firmer, but not very
e 12.800 bbis., at $8 25@10 70 for
_J Western; *8 60@11 SO for tow
f 40@14 for trade and family .brands
T and Indiana; $14 25@16 25for sin-
ba St. Louis, and $16 75®17 75 tor
badiau Sour is steady, bnt the as-
fetei
I Vurre"-
i:c-uld b
^.ino c la Comare.
rendered to a Urge and fashiou-
, TitTeTbe* 1 ** Uat night. The dreas circle
•,liouse w re fliied by the elite of our muiic
j parquet^ ^ opera wag well given.
I "” PP f hK'Li, ae Lucretia. carried the audience by
I in)'impersonation of tbia great role was all
i Her voice is pure and sympa-
, ube is bound to meet with success wlier-
ij er great dramatic power and fine
her difficult role.
*7 p a tti Strakoscli, as Oraino, acted and
^ ileudully- In the last act she/wtt anthusiasv
I in ured, and her role throughout was perfect^
r V ' -ensfuliy rendered. Signor Err.tui made bis
r^Gennaro very successfully, and sang
r’! than ever before. 8iguor Susinl. by his digni-
"• ! p Arance, and by h$s immensely powerful
\ .*nd excellent actiug, made a very favorable im-
I ! 0! . tlie audience. The chorus aud orchestra
^‘‘jvileut under the direction of Signor Nicolan.
rf‘ ,, lt the lat- st novelty, the sparkling opera of
. , ^ehComajo,” will be performed. We give
.7$ ?vd«1>«s 9 scenes: *
. I T.o >te, Shoes, Drugs and Coffee—The Miser
J .. tU coffee—The Count cj* Fiori reads about
about his ladylove—Chorus of
’ A -t«rv Men—Cnsj'uuo sings about the Cobbler
;‘ r F 4 ini—Auette hia wife tiies to tell fairy tales—
I v wiil buv, but Don Asdrudalu tries to ooutt
‘ • r-pffio does not like it—The Miser wants his
' - a* r-n r rtio poor Cobbler-runs to commit
'' ; —i h. .Miser aud .\nuett—Fabrizio’s argument
vitub iu Kcueral—Crispano trj’ingto jump in
,*1on.dl»w misery—The Fa ry—Money and Ad-
• ttoitiug jealous—Domestic Quarrel and
a—Dance.
- a -Ann tte a great lady, going to keep Carria-
Iti liases aud a box at the Opera—The Ductora ridi-
r' , r> j,iuo—The Cobbler shows off «»y throwing
-Uitf—The dyiLg Mason—The Doctors with
’ v;r ihi.l give him up—Crispino saves the Masou’e
I k ; '. r ‘,filial remedies, and triumphs over the Doc
uJl w»live Criepiuo.
L.-ouiit dt- Fiori begs Fabrizrio’sassistant
/ * .,-j iU t Mirabolano’s business dull since
I- IK V sue e-s as a Quack Doctor—Crispiuo give;
: iu Val Luiu, aud quarrels with Miraboiano
/ -o cut cilute them—No use—Grand Trio—
’-I'm-'ns•AUurlY—i>ke Song—Have some?—Cris-
“ e\»h'-meti}tht—Deftes andilltreats everybody—
■'"y irv ti-iics liAiii to Hit* Lower Kegions.
I act J V —liic CuboJei- don’t like jt below—The Fairy
A him ho u;u-t dit*—Crispiuo begging fur his life—
Y un<i-n to bi tv-nif good, and repent of his vices
,, r avmg for lnr husband—The Fairy par-
" and Crispino the Cobbler become* a Wiser add
.•Iter man—(iluil'i 1 mule.
Sats:orlo-night maybe reserved at Schreiner
a i/sMi and Music store. Also for the VAfrican
d for the Barber ot Seville.
Sew Baltimore Mine.
L Ansn - uno of Bteumships to Baltimore has been ea*
,1-hed, with Ue.-t-rs. Crane A Graybill as agents tn
lt y. xue fust s-liip of the lino, the McClellan,
u lu«re on Tuesday, but was unable to reach her
[ uut.1 yesterday. Upon an inspection of the
■ Hxlellan wo found au old favorite boat, which used
1 to pm between this city aud Boston before the war,
I ua which whs named iho Joseph Whitney. The boat
laEcwHbotit ten vtars old, but to-day looks much
1 KUiger, end piesents a neat and handsome appear-
H»*r length is 212 feet, breadth of beam 33 feet,
I i-pth of Hold 1734 feet, aud 1,0U0 tons burthen. On
I ti upper deck are the berths of the officers of the
tip, which at any time cau be turned to account f*r
;iiOdatiou of passengers. They are all ►« pa
;e and airy, and furnished in the most comfortable
cr. The accommodations for passengers will
*re favorably wi:h tho.se of any other ship com-
^to th:» peri—the state rooms being large and com-
The cabins are furnished handsomely, anS
ticrj art of the main saloon is an apartment
I uWotcd exclusively to the use of ladies, with the ac-
I coDffiod&tions to he iound in a first class ship. She
I omcommodate about sixty passengers comfortably.
TU McClellan is a side-wheel ship, with a splendid
I epe, built at the Novelty Iron Works of New York,
I ti in capable of making the run in from sixty to
| wenty huura. On this her first trip to this port, with
si*a, aha made the run in sixty-s#v«n hours.,
command-, d by Capt. F. M. Howes, who i» a
I tcrougii feamso and a perfect gentleman. Although
iu chief in command, he has had a large ex-
8 iu the merchant Service, having been long
-ti with some of the best commanders, and
&o doubt he will soon beooxue a favorite with
lifters. i * • *
he business between this city and Baltimore is
i>n the in crease, and no doubt the establish-
|c«.:oI another line will prove beneficial to the
e community as well as profitable to the
| t'tnpany.
laeA^vntB iu ibis city, Messrs. Crane A Graybiil,
| ircwfcUkuo.vu, and have been unremitting in their
tav or to place this line on a permanent basis. We
icrataud the intention is to establish a regular
I weekly hue by the addition of another steamer*
| Should they be fortunate enough to secure another;
eucQibip as the .McClellan, there will beiitti# doubt of
| tiitir success.
Mayor’s Court.
litre wers but two cases brought tip before His
3 3cr tl.o Mayor for trial yesterday. The first case
*ed ■ i was that of J. W. Williams, charged with
*>ung an officer in the market while being arretted
* 'it* charge o; robbing a countryman. He was also
with using abusive language in the office of
| & police barracks. Williams having nothing to say
•s own defence, was sent to jail for thirty days on
| ftcb charge.
taking, a negro woman, was brought up on the
tiirte of improper conduct, beating a negro m*h-in
I ‘-utreeta at three o’clock yesterday morning. The
| woman stated that the man had been domiciled
-•housefor about four months, s&4having no
4 ter Uus for him, she told him to leave, which re-
he promptly obeyed, stating, however, that he-
| ^-u (iu of the presents he had made her returned
j and if not be would have them
1 three o’clock yesterday morning th* negro re*
•-ted to the house, and entering from an adjoining
took a rlres. and all th« grocariea In the
and left. The negro woman missing the drees
' ^ a tier, ahe went in pursuit of the negro man,
’•ti nning him on the street a short distance from
‘ commenced pitching into him with her
- * hid was about to use him up, when a policeman
and conveyed .the woman to the police bar*
* f4s - His Honor, after hearing the particulars of the
' **’ *-? 1 the woman two dollars and coats, and the
-3D. who appeared against her, a like amount,
k*hg considered equally to blame.
i-caoosER Odd Fellow ik Distbssb.—The schooner
‘•tc.l'jw, Capt. Wukfer, from Hilton Head, bound
-Staton, put into this port yesterday. The Odd
*’■** had a load of old iron iu her hold, besides a
By a dispatch to the agents in this city.
Hunter A GammeU, ws are informed that the steam
ship Tonawanda arrived at Philadelphia on Tuesday
evening last.
The lassitude oroun climate and the tendency
to /evers, through prostration, render a general tonic
of indispensable importance. We. know of nothing
answering this purpose like the admirable Ferro-
Phosphorated Elixir of Caswell, Mack A Co. It is a
triple tonie. being.* combination of three of the best
On cotton in first-clase.Wsreh^iiejk Ac|t fer ceft
for three months, risks being refused for a longer
period. fh *
Quotations J&r Uncurrent Money an* SeevriHes.
In reference to the following list of securities, hc.,K
should be understood, that the reports are obtained
from brokers, and those quotations are given at which
they will buy; and furthermore that jbyfyA
rarely to be found on the market.
sortment
extras. Southern flour
sales of 780 bbis, $12 20 to _
I^J«i|r? .“***&?, *Tto<* ;
i; XOO Bloc* IB modfcraio,
•ifrrrasMiexA-tQ fair
‘ 1J3 70@16 50 for
to in demand
$6 tor CNy and $5 lsfor Manna Caloric.
nm.TM—Corn opened with much finnneaa, but aoop
2boKaheada Oi*4
6 boxes Clear 8198s, -
10 ttarraia FjUU,
ulO barrels Saxar,
•r SO barrels Offions,
1 5 barrels Butt Fork,
Cso mbs Lrrd, ■ • •
013 11 kina Yellow OorheB Batter.,
10 boxes New York State Cheese;
■ 10 boxes autobed li.rnnga,
1 barrel Port Wine,
Ji 1 barrel Sherry Wtaa
J10 boxes Champagne,
*»tapes Claret,
.' Also, •
"3 Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions,
M«altoft>aOf)itaomof • ,
Furniture. Oil Paintings,
Engravings, Minora' andClWckSry.
ocll-lt .
•Je,
Shipping.
Murrays tiiie
NEW
a U.I’
II //
Regular Auction Sales
’ . CHANGE OF DAT.
The lrat elaaa, paw atearashlp
Leo
B. c. qeaAobh.
Will sail on h<r ragmhr day,
Tasodsy,Oet'r 16tk,ait -a’ds(k->.
Ibrftaightor.
latkma, apply to
5>?ll ,
For Baltimore.
e - 1 *" •
The new aad elegant steaaaahip Si .
.DANNIE,'
Capt. H. B. Moot,
Will sail (or Baltlnore on
Ybaiaday, Oet. u, at — a-eMeh - as.
Height or pataage, having good acooonu
„ ...rtrur superior
hunter a gammell,
Bank of Augusta
:.,47<j
29(6134
8T©80
..49® 50
Sink of State of Georgia *
Central Bpibuad BankhgCompany
P-Wlth
“ B^h;',at$6^I
not praviopsiy
ifluding two —-
at 75r * *»“*
City Bankof Angasto-
tonics ot the pharmacopeia—iron, which enriches the Farmin' and Mechanics* Bank..
blood; phosphorus, which renews waste of nerve tls- Georgia Railrosd and Banking Company.......
sue; and calisaya, which affords vigor to the digestive
Marine Bank..
organs. The Elixir is palatable to the taate. Alto
gether, we know of no remedy that can compare with
it. Sold by Ihppman, Savannah.
Is Colgate’s Family or Laundbt Soap there is
nothing that cun by any possibility be of damage to
the clothes for whose ben. fit it ts used. On the con-
rrary, all these Soaps are made with especial refer
ence to getting the greatest amount of valuable in
gredients into the smallest space. Use none other
than Colgate’s. , .
Arrivals at the Hotels.
Merchant? and Plan tor*' Bank
Planter*’ Bank
Manufacturer*' bank, Macon
BOOTH CAROLINA.
Bank of Camden.
Newbory....-
People’s Bank
8onth W. B.B....
Union Bank
Old-eergla 6*s
7’a
New Geogia do
City of Savannah
'• ' Augiuta.. v.
Macon.
tenna. wltL jdibUf bh
NavaL Stores.—TurpenBne ia In aettve de-
m»nd and arm)-aallfrUidbkla In baud at
1 bbis. ftee at 67 j4®68u., with retail lot# i
igin is also »cti vejaal .9,' I,60(r bttla. total
and tn.OOO'&Ma.’ofthe higher grades, at $5 25®$5
for'No. 2, and $7®9’25 tor No. 1 and pale. Tar, $3
@4, aa to Bize aWbantaa Otud, lajpB«tia<A$6.
Pitch, $4. ,1 iCy 6
——~~ I Central Railroad
PULASKI HOUSE—W. H. Wiltbbrgbk. MempMa and Cbarleatotf Eaflroad. .«P8
s Halpin, Fla
F Judge, Fla
T H Johnson, 8 C
S J Joseph. City
W Bli ke, S C
J E Eistman, Brooklyn
A Strain, Darien
11 B B wewieb, Fla
or F Willianrs, Kdv and 3
children, Hurtford
MUs Bulkley, Ga
C E ping A wire. Ga
Ml.a Beaolard, Ga
Rev W C Poole, Roma
Miss F- A Poolo, N Y
Mr Noz, Ga
J F.iiplng, Ga
H N Wayne, Ga
Capt J Liuieburner,
Alabama
.......9$®961i
.......-91092^
Btr
,78®80
D W Williams, st Helena
K 8 Leach, N Y
S G Brown, Macon
L Gi-av. N Y
Mrs Bentley, N Y
Mrs Jei.kins, Ga
Mias Brown, Ga
Mrsltutkley, Ga
J Gardner, Ga
PAVILION IIOTEL-lYL K. SraWA
9nre B McMilier. U SA;
j H unison, A fig astir ’
A Watrotis, Fla
M C F Gnitmra, wife and !
child, N Y
T McGuire, N Y
*• boreVen v
W Buns, Jr, NY
O Roberts, hark Catharine
T H Bowarih, Liverpool
W W Ward, Ga
A Wt.,1, Liberty eo
W M 3tevena, Ga
T W Ballard, Tiioma* co
J M Evans, Ga
T D iaOross, Rasta*
W DLotakdril, N T
H T lbornaa, Vt
S W Hancock, C W
W W West, Savb
City of Savannah -9I®S6
Old Q«ar^i.uiie.k'.iivV'
axooxa.
Central Railroad
South Western Railroad -
Muscogee Railroad.
Atlantic aud GuU Railroad. saz.
Georgia Railroad. - • • • •
Augusta and Savannah Railroad
UNITED alASEB BONDS.
U. 8. Bonds7-30'a.—.......... ...,..104@1M
•• Mp,.iti. v .t.jf..» .-..ir
•• iMP.fAWSS 1 -
Cotton.—Our last wsek's rsvtaw dosed with a
drooping market.' The sudden and dlt-WiM lallyiag
of pricea was evidently overwrought by apeeuhtors in
New York, and the reaction consequent thsreto ha*
ted during the past'week aa a damper, with littj|
doing, and— daadwa efgii ea tha hlgliaat ggnr» KT.
M H Levett, Cltv
Mr A Mrs H R Symons,
Brunswick
!5 L Schlatter, jr^G.i
Col J Devan x. st Simona
M-THsilo, l utbbert
s Strauss, Ga
<3 U Pohiman, Fit
J F Bolton A lady, N Y
S Kattenberg, Fla
M IPPnlasky, Albany
U S Finney. Brunswick
F W Ballard, Ga
J K Welles, A AG B R
W (1 -Yhaley, Go
T H Booker, do
CXewis, Bain bridge
G F Hampton, do
C J Bartlett, city .
MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. LUCK.
Mrs C A Irvine k 2chil-:SPFulfef, N Y
dren. Macon O P Stokes A wife, N Y
W P Remsbart, Jr,Ft YaHy KJ Loomis, Fia
L Davis, K Fla |C F Tr.iwbridge, USA
J F Fenny Jt soil, Federal Mrs S L Lee, Macon
Point jJ C Mcstebbln, Fia
H D B'OU, Fla Hl-s H E Sealy, N Y
W Bardwell, Fla |Miss C B Bent, N Y
J8 Rlvett., lady k clrfld.MrsWJ L Bray ton, NJ
N York IUW A Miller, FtPulaaU
Mr- Reddick, Ga — Long, Ga
J D Weed, Fla 1.1 G Farnett A1 ady, Ga
Mia Rautoul A 2 children. .Mrs Denton, E Fla
Fla
J Murray. N Y
C Van Pelt. N Y
J C Ellis, N Y
L A A A Herbert, Ga
|J M Flood, str Alabama
{J J Jones, Anderson, C H
Shipping Intelligence.
Miniature Almanac—Tills Day.
HIGH WATER.
A.t Tybee 9 211 At Port..
nT? Horses* Mules* CetHe, WsffOBs, Bontei,
. Western mixed, afloat; 95®966* fordo., tn
for ftatarn/ellpw, aud 99c.® $1 tor whita
’, the
CARRIAGES, ten
At tha Veterinary Stables of R. W. CAMPiRLL, aa
has been done,
grade.; the sales
bhds. Porto Rloo, in-
rrae,; WS hhda. Dem.rara,
at' 44®47e., aud —
" wl£ tab
hnU. eonunenoe on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, an*
.vary Wedaes^an ^hereafter.
j)lf1£f 3l5f • V-*. !< J-J I)
SAVANNAH. October 1st, 1866.
! THE J. B CABY & CO.’S
“NONPAREIL FRENCH G0AN0 ; ’
W HICH ia aow offered to Planters possesses quali
ties which are peculiar to It atone, and render It
hale, and $2 65 for sperm. . .
laaviHioKB.—The mkritaf tor posk has beea vary every department ot Agriculture,
dull, ofid closes very heavy st our figures. The sales, I Among the meritorious qualities which peculiarly
cash and reg*larjaral,U»HiU..ut $33 $5®» $5 for digUMnlab the “ Nonpareil Freuch Guano,” may be.
mesa, aud $30 25®30 50 lor rumps. For future de- 1 enumerated the following: .... - iij
livery we b*kk)frA*rN*a.mem, buyer first half of) IsL It will promote the growth of Obttow, Oora, Toa
November, at $31 26: 1.750 bbis.,. seller November, bacco, or any .kind of grain or vegetable, equal to A
— — B el ia ] No. 1 PeruvH* off'Mrxioan. Guaco, a* has ban fully
tasted; at the aanfe time being entirely Ms fist* the
objectionable piopertles of the above, aa it as a Perioa-
Beefieqhiet. 'Beef Hame are steady; sales of 20 bbis. I nent Improver of tho Soil, instead of a stimulant
(Craigiu'pieto.ascivet at $48. Cut Meats are dull. | 28. It can be applied to the leave* m wen aa the
i lXiiysrilfnlT active* sales of 100 boxes Cum-1 loots of plants* without sny danger of Darning them*
Cut ow pswats terma Lard fakes active but | if used properly, and we guarantee that wherever ap-
ltanlauo blto!. and tea. at 17®17);c. far No. 1; | plied tbe soil will retain its moisture, and will not
Ukc. for LftyjylSSiSta«c. tor fitir to prime Steam I bake; ekeu the mostelayey. _
and Kettie-Drled; Aettle. Rendered ia scarce and held | $d. It will prevent Worms or Insects from destroy-
ni 183*® 19c. We quote sales also of 113 pckgs. Prime I ing either plant or grain, aud wherever it ia applied
steam hi arrive, at 18c. every kind of worm or insects will instantly disap-
* RnktHNooN PaoWsiqH Mmai, 4>; o-evoo,—J pear. Us probctlleslMlag repUgnsnl to insect lile of
•Ttie market for UssAFofi w if dull and lower; aaJeaA every kind. This quality alone will be a great benefit
to agricuHure whenit is estimated what vast numbers,
as Southern planters know, bay a lost thair arop by In.
For Baltimore.
Sldewheel Uns.
Tho fine aMowhoM alia man tp
^ > "
McCLELUAW,
F. SI. HOWES, Commander,
Will sail aa above ou Li ill-
latarlay, Oct. UU, st -sYlsek.
For rreight or passage having acednmiodatlons
equM to an, ship running frem np^ to
ort Agents
LaROCHE, WEFT * DANIELS,
Jones’ Work.
OLD SEJ11-WEEEK LIKE.
Lcare erery Tuesday aid Saturday.
For Palatka, K Fla.,
TODOHIMO AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA
RT'S; VEHNANDINA, JACKSON
VILLE AND PICOLATA.
For Riceboro and The Coast.
nously sttamed, say 40c.JarjalddUugs.
To-day* however, we got hk'ofe' tfiCobragiBg news,
SS5MSS¥
of 500 bbis. Regular at $33 20. Other Provisions uu
changed. . ,
PoxodLEUM—The market is firmer. We quote 17® | sect depredations.
Ido ter crude in buik; 25){@26c fordo, in bbis.* and
4l)(aj45c for refined in band. . *
i 1 E u r'^£fiTOc th ^.*d^tf o p^
Rangoon. *
Sugams—The demand for raw sugars has been quite | all others. *j *
active, and though «fo' he teal inpRorment is quoted
holdOTB remote.firm, the market closing at 10> a i0V%c
tor tdr to gooa reflnteg; siles of 7,911 hhds at 1034 (iS
lltfctor ‘
UavMte
. Uaunid
- 3*m*rushed.
In a circular it ia impossible 10 fully enter into the
or thh “Noilpares Preach Guano,” but wa aa-.
e public that we have not exaggerated, and it
^ mains for those interested to taut .»te.ualue,
when wa feel confident that it will rapidly supercede
Tallow—There is a fair business dolagatfull rates
t sales of iWW'iWhrVMiJXvfui jmmWsms
of j and city,
Cotton Stateinont.
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wr &
§■
te
&
0 — 5-
2. S
f i i f
s?
“ I
Si
s s
a JL
i Aging in the article olbr-
at; sales 171 hhda Ecn-
tET—The market ia quiet; email sales of West- I
eruat $2 41®$9 41. H '*(> o . • ,i
■1. « * REFERENCES t
1. Pendleton, Clark county. West Virginia; Col. B.
Morgen, dp.;C. Cimble, do.;E. McCormick,do.; Mg).
Green, do.; CoL J. Ware, <la; C. Sheppard, dp.; P. v.
Sheppard, do.; J. End r«, do.; Daniel McCuUougb,
teaiadeld District, South Carolina; Dr. Win. Monroe,
t. Merry man, do.1 8. Fatte
„d.; B. Etrland, Catveatroualy,
•eount^Md.; lehteMi
Sinclair k Co., Baltimore.
The Sloop
FLEET,
CArraiw Jam RAMR8T,
will sail as ahmre or >*t
lalmiday, October 13tb
For freight arrangement, apply on board atU»wer
Rice Mill, or to M. J, DOYLE, Aunt,
’ No. U0 Bryan street.
Shippers
and elecBBtsttuua psoao»>t»
LIZZIE BAKER,
Capt. N. KING, and
SYLVAN SHORE,
capt. JAMES TUCKER,
having been specially fitted up tor this route -ith
unsurpassed accommodations, will lcare regularly
for the abore places, the Sylvan Shore every TUES
DAY MORNING, sod the Lusie Baker every SATUR.
DAY MORNING, at ten o’clock.
Retmning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday
and Friday, arriving at Savannah every Wednesday
and Saturday morninga, In time to connect with tho
New York steam' re. ; -
Focfeelght or Passage apply at the office on Florida *
whhrA of to
CLAGH0RK 4$ CDNRINGHAM,
N. B.—Freight payable tn Sayannah. Shlppt
will please famish weight and meaaoda of goods,
eel i-M
Will leave for Davimi o«v Friday morning, 12th
Inst.ateotatoete j ^ --h ■
For freight or P«»eage, apply on bo«|orto^
OclO IL A. CWRteB, ffiffil.
Sav'h Wholesale Prices Current. 1
m
\lcles.
I\?r\Frou%
r g 8-
of government wagons on deck* which were I dereo;
purchased by parties in Charleston at a sale
'fe-ou lftad. She experienced tbe recent heavy
is which aha lost main-sail, fora aad mala
*ai a portion of her rigging; ako, lost data:
riiich was washed away. Wo learn that tha
1 of Port 'Wardens will hold a survey oil the vaa-
k,.„
K
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
WeUXE&day, Oct. 10, 1866.
Arrived.
Steamship Alabama, I,imeburner, New York—B H
Hanlee. . _
Steamship Gen McClellan, Howes, Baltimore—
Crane A Gruybill. _ .
. Steamship City of Bath, Lovewell, Boston—Rich
ardson k D irnard.
Ste user Twu Boys, Garnett, Augusta—arwia A
Steamer Eclipse, Ward, Augnsla—J M Ktnehley,
Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatka, etc—Ctag-
horn A Cunningham. „ ,
Sclir Odd Feltow, Walker, bound from Hilton Head
to Charlesion, put iu iu distress.
B:tg Keystone, Baiter, New York—Hunter AGam-
in.il.
Cleared.
Steamship Virgo, Phillips, New York—Unnter A
Gammell. _ „
Steamship Monticeilo, Miller, Boston—Crane A
Graybill.
Steamer Swan, Cohen, Augusta—M A Cohen.
Imports.
Per steamer Lizzie Baker, from Palatka, *o—16
bales sea island cotton, hides and mdse.
Per brig Keyrtone, from New York—2,354 bricks
and tiles, 182. pk»> hardware, 48fcox js do, 64 pels
marble, 718 aks oohn, and muse.
Per steamer Eclipse, from Angnsta—118 balsa bags,
27 bales cotton from steamer Laura.
Per steamer Two Bvye, from Augusta—SO bales cot
ton, 50 do rage. _____
Exports.
Per steamship Momicollo, for Boston—497 bales
upland cotton, 13tons old iron, 18 bales hWoi
Per steamship Virgo, for New York—433 bales up
land cotton, 111 bbis rosin, 95 do crude turpentine,
717 boxes ordnance stores, Id pkgs mdse, 4 bx* ftuk,
12 bags ground- nuts.
o. : ' .
Per steamship Alabama, from New York—J G ird-
ner, H U Forward, J ttayseu. Mrs Kautone, daughter
i and m ant. J Easimoml, Rev M Poole and sister, I H
P,liman, Mis Button, M/»S DklW,
Corned,U D O-Gonner' M Newftouse, Wlie did dhtttL
EJ Loomis, captJD Weed, Mrs Uov Jenkins, Mis,,
Brown, H K Wayne, G S Nicliols, l»r Grandllte Mrs
f Hnahtield, B Htrsh, Mrs Bm lil«y, Mrm W S Bray-
Ion, G W Plumps, W.D Ferris, H C KieltarU, L Urey,
A Strain, H Devereaux. Mia D O’Conner, and others.
Per steamship Virgo, for New York—O Bronson, J
B Spenuer/A-A M«l«r. ? Bo»«9*;*,08ervMM^
Kane, J L Johnson, N L Jones, am. J tlccrigS.
Per steamer LlZzie.Baker, from Palatka, Ae—Mrs
Francis and child, Mrs Jonee end * enuereu, Mute
Lachllcet, Mr Woodward, Mr bynsons and tally, A*
Jenny, A Horton, A B Scott, A Watroue, J M tvaus.
C Schlatter, W S Pinaey* “rVait
Johnson* G Charoeus, C«1 Bardwellj I- O BdiSJA. 4
Bruce, and 8 deck.
Per steamer Two Boys, from AugasU-illiee Deni-
ton,' Miss-Wayoe, Mm Denton, capt H J Strobtetr,
Mr*J U Geraeu. . .
Consignees
Par g eamship Alabama, from NewYorR-^JFT*h;
uersou A Son, G Apple, Ausim A S. J’ *«*»E
Burroughs, G Butler, Blair A IL W Barrett, Bilgbam,
ti A Co, hell, W A C, P U Hahn, S M Brown, W K
Coheu, s U ooiiln.g, M A Cohen. ClagUorn A C, C*
Freeman, C A Hirsh; Coopdr,'4> A K, 'P 6. Cromwell,
~ ^EXPORTS OF OCTOBRB
From October 3,1866, to October 10.1888.
Liverpool
Boston...
New York,
Baltimore.
/aland. Upland.
u. ••••
ptSuddk^.T.TT.-.’K.-L^I • r-H
pboruSKMt.L.... r — --
Massey, ColUns A Co., $ C- $ c.
Philadelphia *4 .hbll 20 00 ®
Scotch atwLKug.ish cask.. .dozl 4 76 ®
lmiUUokJ... dul| 3 09 <# t
Tailor's AliMliy Cream bbi 19 09. ®
ArriS.. :....bW 6 60 5 ««
BAOuuto, Gumiy -----yd ’**
Tucker, Carter A Co. yd| 48 ® do
Dundee 10 42
Mess bU 33 00 5 - -
Extra (new)..... half bbl 17 00 (k^iSOO
Fulton Masket.......half bblej 17 W (0
BAcos, Ribbed Sides lb.
Clear da _ do ttM
Clear SfiMs. iwt..;; V.. IlH
ShOUiltem-.-rff-V {^1
, Hums:..... .*?..........Vi. -»I
#£ad,
Navy.
Beans, M<
CTVt.
Uouhen
liood Western lbl
idles AdamSntiiie. lb|
..ylil. .....lb
. Bed Ash, delivtajed ton
Bugliah, do too
Candy, Aas*orted...‘. tti
Fuuoy. - • - ®
Cheese, Farm Dairy.... J
flood, Factors..
fy Beware of Oonhferfsits. All* of c
be stamped with name and address.
Johs Mekbthan, Esq., formerly Ptesidant of Mar
rylaud’s Agricultural Society, says:
- BaLTXKOBE, July 21* 1866.
Messes. ir&. CUtrdi Ct.i * '-‘.j
liiNTs—My Gardner has boon making experiments
with your “Nonpariel French Gt»n<r ’—he has ap
plied it to bee|4 •antelopes and very young cucumber
vines, which At this tefcson of tbe ycarwre veryilishte
to injury from insects. As far a* we can Judge* it is
a first-rsteMWitete* and comes np to yoor claim of its
merits. Iwlmll'
fall.
Cabis Passage, $25.
j three tons tn wheat and r^o this
tems 1.. /. • ..®|
D, FilOt
favy.w - sw-v «>
s, MedKams..).. : .»libi|
4tesu>Li
CtojuJl
......lb
( >dav.
:p aher Laura Snagged.—The steamer l4mra, on
‘ *rip frum Hancock's landing, was, apagged
1 Junk a t cat Finger Cut, on Monday evening, the
v Ihc cargo of the Laura consisted of twenty-
cf C{jitoa » nd three thousand Bix hundred
^ y 5 *’ 3 h' f which was saved from dainege, by tbe
^ _ 5 -'Ehtcr alongside, and the assistance of Cap-
'»rd, of the steamer Eclfpse. Tha bull of the
rs; 3 '* la Eot ser tnuely injured, and can easily be
I tj, 4 lrnaj its preeent position. The Eclipse, with
is j ars ° of the Laura, arrived herb yesterday mom-
■ m ^“'friirg, Ac.—We are under obligation to ?E»-
Brother- - - - -
t «ll'«lied
1 ^Hfton's
r for tho October numVre of tbe Galaxy,
t Kew York, Ballou’s Monthly Magazine, _. _____
Wrtoa’s Railway Guide and late Charleston papers. J}) ’ciagbor"
lit,. te Centlemcn are Justin reeeiptofa variety of 1 * 1
, PuBlicutiona and p paler novels which they I
' J ,lj e trade at very small profits,
rii. It:SB ^'“^vsvhssox."—Mxxtdio or Vomts Gan-
^ -'Win. F Finerty, of Chicago.Dh, Central Or
0,, 1 toe Fenian Brotherhood, will address the
of Savannah, on the above auhjeot, at Volk*
trj at o'clock, on this (Thursday) night All
■ tomen and lovers of liberty are invited. Ad-
^lon fre#t
H Crane ton, Cra-.e A D, M J Doyle, J. Dauleln, H Du
Bo is, Lie Win A M, Doyle A L, L Dana, A Dutenhoftr,
P DZiul.usKt, M DavtUaoti, Donean A J, T A Dunbar
k Co, J Leavy, K Khi'liuli, Kr n iu AM, Eiuatein A H,
C Kppmg, J tji-ieiu a Bro, Bstill A Bro, W Fowler,
M lerst A Co, G c Fiten an, A AL Freldenberg. 8
Uoui1uIl, G A bcliu. L J Guilioartin, W B Grtltln A Go,
U L Gilbert, A Gtomm, G w Garmauy, Heea A G. P
UuZati, C M Hiilleman, A s Haiti ide, Holcombe A Co.
N A llardee A 'Jo. Heidt I l,AP Uopklne, Jones A
Way. Kenny A U'B,US Krawler. J Knox, Lovell A
L, 3 lAtbrop A Co, Ltlientbal d- K, J Lama, J Lou got
uorf A Go, loppmau A bro, LaRoche, West A D, B11
Han ee, H T Metcalf A Co, T McDonalu, D Mallei! A
Co, M SMeyer, K Mclntlre A Co, and othioa.
Per steamship City of Bath, from Boston—C S R,
Crane A G. G O freeman, C D Rogers, Van Horn, U
luma Gotten, B G TUden, B fliroch, F W Sima 4k
?a> T J Uuuoar A Co, J G Maker A Co, W A Gerdau,
Ktoifdiou A B, K* Sokman, Brigham, HA CoVw
Tat irop A C.I, M J Doyle * Co, K «f Kell-
c LGlib^t AA® olomoni, B Mclntlre, J * W
?n,’hertordBM*lln». Ath F.etoenOOiR. Muggtae*
A^T B^4ar*l*aU * Bro, Wuodolidge k BrosBloor
b! cSgtuS <£ c, Lllientual A K. M ktah
Meihhard A Bro, M
J W Anderson A son, M T Henderaon. n men ,
D Farrington, SB Harrington, W-HStara-
Agt, Lovell A L, J M Klnchley.
Per ateamer Lizzie ’ Baker, Rom fMktka, *e—J L
Villaioaga, Erwin A H.
Total Exporta...
CiOAtui, Gvnncaticnt.
Seed and Hgvalna
Imported....'..:!
OarasG. St. Domtogo »
,a<fRio
Java* comi
Domestic Go«i— —
Shirtings, % y 5
Bhirtiug^ X f ..- 4 • • •
. yarns...:......'....
Cotton. Osnaburgs oz
Georgia' Plains. yd
21 ®
31)4
21)4(91
21*#
19
26 (0
W
. 6 (0
9
.
G 00 (0
7 00
2 60 (0
43 (0
50
38 (0
40
25 0
20 (0)
24
12*0 ®
11 50 iS
«•
30 (0
40 §
60
15 (0
18
21 (0
23
26 (0
Messrs. J. B. Cary ft Co., through their Agent, Mr.
Louis T. Guienot, having made aa arrangement with
the firm of BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN, planters
can rely upon outlining the gsTurns “Nonpareil
| SftsticU Guano.’’
This Is the Principal Depot. -R
Ay Beware of Counterfeits I All our barrels wfll
be branded with our urnma and address.
oc2*tf
_ 60 00
_ 60 09 ®100 09
te 751» ®im«#
26 ® 99
17 ® *19
17 ®
14 ®
bunch 2 25 (b 2 60
27 (jp 26
45 (0
1
4$ocm Superfine, bbl| 10 0U ® 11 09
TKAr.^ . bb » la w @ *» »
f rJ. , ,—,, n.. i,Ki i ia no is min
Western, fancy brands.
Scaled box
Cod, choice. A - - lb
Bxoos.-The stock; ^etpaftAo
coipts during the past week have been' free. vPi
ribbed aides at 21®21Mc.; olearrlbbedsi^es at 21KC-:
there are no dear aides in tha market; shoulders at
18K013C-, and hams at 28®99e.
Flouu.—The stock la light, wllh a felr demand.
Prices have advanced from $1 to f 1 60 ft btoL A
heavy export demand, and injury to the WeMem grain
crop from recent copious rains, saem to have im*
parted great ftrmnsaa to the market. W# quota atr
perflneat $10®11; extra, $12®13 60; Wataarn fanoy
brands, $16® 18 ® bbL, and new Georgia, superfine to
extra, at $7 75®8 60 « sack.
FantoRTS—Continue active by steamer, though by
sail little ia offering, and at reduced rates, a number
of vessels Pf large tonnage having arrived in port.
Engagements have bean made on sawed staff to Bos
ton at $13; an timber to Boston at $13; qn aawad stuff
to Baltimore, at $10. One or twu vessel* are folding
for Bueaos Ayres at $20 In gold, with primage.
The following ire the ruling rates:
To New York, on cotton, per steamer.... *» ®?
To Boston, ’*
To Baltimore, “
To Philadelphia, -
To Philadelphia, on Domestl
Oraik.—This market has exhibited Utile fiactuation
daring the last week. The demand fee sore baa been
Improved during the peel tow days. . The offering
stock is heavy. We quote prime Maryland white At
$1 40 from store; Western white, $1 S3, MW yellow,
s£9rfTiiJ“ ssrfgfiH^JJp .dswTtt
Hmne-rAre aetive at 12)<c., and continue to ernve
j ieely. Tuey are immediately taken for el>lpm$ijti ) I
jug pafci«u g aging tn Rice.' A few caeks see
retailed at 13®14o. for dejn Captoa^ y# 11 )t®12c.
Salt.—There la an increased activity in tha de
mand, and tha stock It being materially reduced by
ahlnments to tbe Interior. No cargoes heve yet err
lived. We continue to quote at $2 15®2 36. accord-
inf to quality.
is coming In slowly, oarpara bcin^smtiouajo contract
Cou, cuoice
FmtriLizxBS. Rh'os IttSMfiffiueAeft,
iuatoj PeOtviMi .....ton 110 CO ®120 ou
Wk 'SaH'....':-t.-»n »o uo-(*
ea.w ram- vedow to. wharf bush l 25 ®
White, prims.Mary land. ..bush 1 40 ®
do Wcsterii ...bush 1 36 ®
Oats booh
Glass, America* Window
Hat, Prime Nogiba)tn..,......owt
Ki&Hlyrn. « e * * - CWt
Hues, good Flint.... ..‘.'........Hi
: * Dry Balled.;.;..
Honiar
Ibok.Swedes
8 uO
300
aw
• 78
or sell to arrive. We «
•he gpUp are running steadily, and.they on ridgor- Jjg,
dera We quqte ffoormg boMdaat pf, mtfl Mdfe dr-^ 8pet> «.
dare at $28®3f.
axroaTs oP tiMMfi aX> Ltumna
from TM 9ept*mbmk UK- ■
Timbrf.
Exported this week...,.. — ....|.
Exported peuetoislly —) L>a6.J2i
->-[ y
Total exports....—..-ej• ••• ^3^
446.844'
. v. AngnsteRartet. r • .
ArocsVA.OUober 9.
Cottom —There was a goed demand today. We
quote :
1M80, 7at83,*3$at33,10at 39)4.
31 atsi^C and 8$ bates at 36 eenla. Eaartptn 367 nates.
■ares Cotton Market
dltog—buyer paying taxes.
a bbis
.bbli 16 uO (0 13 UU
.7 76 (0 8N
23 V0: (0 24, Wt
& j v >
21 00 & 22
11 UU (0
3 00 (0
Ur
90 ®
09 ®
63 M ®
CMTKD MTATEB SALE OB' LOTS AID
■ LANDS IK ST. HELENA PARISH,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
U nder sn Act of Congress entitled “An Act to con
tinue in force audio amend ‘An Act to catabUsh
a Bureau fur tbe Relief of Freedmea and Bafugeca,
for other purposes,” attested by “Edward Mo-
Pherson, Clerk Mouse of Repreouutalivee of tha
United StaSee,” and by “J. W. Forney, Secretary of
the Senate of the United States," July 16, 1866, and
more esfeeMlr*Wter the 8th section ot tha said Art.
We, Wa. HeftsY Btiebene and WHlioni B. Warding,
United States District Tax Commissioners for the
District of South Carolina, do hereby declare and
nake known that a public sale will be held at the
fficeof the Coaimiasiouera aforesaid, in the town of
lesnfort. Pariah of St. Helena, Beaufort District,
Jtate ot South Carolina, commencing on Thursday
the first day of November, 1866, at 10 o’clock, A. M.
for the dispoaal of the followiug blocks:
Lots aud houses situated m tbe said town of Beaufort
State of South Carolina, to wit: Blocks 2, 3,6 sad 7
lots A, B, aud C In Block 9; lots A and B in block 11;
blooka 17, IS, thd 19; lot A iu block 26; lots A and D
in block 37; lot D in block 38; lbtsBand 0 in block 39;
block 42; lot B in block 44; tot C In block 48; lot A In
block 56; tots C and D in block 6'; lota A, B, and C in
"Hock 61; lot E in blot* 70; lot B In block 71; lota D,
JtandF In block 72; lots AandC in block 81; totC
Inb’ockSO; loti ABiu block 91; lot Bin block 99r
lot B iu block 116 and blocks I16,117, lift
2 00
.. ..bbl
LAZO, Prrtue Leaf. .Jt
pressed. —
Leao
Libs, Rockland p»i
Beathek, Freuch^tffikin^. j. .doi
Rule Hemlock.' .'. .m
Oak Tanned
Liquors—Whioxv—
J. Gibson, Sons ft Co. e X.gsl
do do Gld Necter.gal
do do Cabinet....gal
T J Flack ft Sou's Rest.. ..gal
'do do Ea Beat, .-gal
Wallace’s Brands—
Bourbon Whisky X -gsl
Old Kentucky Whisky gal
ImperialdJetaec Whtaky.^gal
- ■■ , Leavy ft Co. s Brands—
’■"■“.y... .gal
islfy....... gal
01cB9«>*oh Whisky.......gsl
I^mwStar....
BBAitnXri s —. -« 5 •
OUrJ , P #iMWgal
Pinet, Castlllonk Co- gal
Ron- -Lone 3».
StKKfccr*
‘H n< * c ** e
diiret
Sherry Wi»V in sghth coah»to*l
Fort Wine •Ti
MoXoAMES, New Cuba, hhda.... .gat
®**^Froni Miils'.
SSS Sxonita' lor..'...’ bb J
U 00 9 x-i
10 00 ® 15 00
a 96 ® 3 10
6 60 ® 6 00
4 00 ®
**TdBSaSSSi-:::- i gi
POTATOES
*7$Rice, Clean 8. lb
^o r ;;:.v.'.'.'.‘.'-'-’-'-'-- • v-»«
KorX, Grecnlcaf *
Htmp...., S
Hal t^lireipoM, ap toqnanOtyaa^
4 60 ®
2 60 ®
wsm
•12j41
embrmad within section fourteen (14), fotean (Ifi),
twer.ty-two (22), twenty-three (23) and twenty-seven
436), Township 3 south, range 1 west, by United
Stales Dis.rict Tax OommUsioner’a survey of the
lauds in the aforesaid Pariah of St. Helena (exaepting
those heretofore'sold, namely, 106 lets on Aster
street,"2* oh Buuulie street, 1' cm DeKelb Street, 1 au
Franklin street, 6 on Greene street, 7 on Iaord street,
4 on Marion street, 4 on Pulaski street, and 6 on
Dulucey street), being more than 2,000 lo(e oh toe
i.yi. Und, and about 800 moral; lots. ’
Also, at the same place, at 19 o’clock A. M.
December 3d. I860, ell tbe Government School Pines
In the said Si. Helena Parish, numbered from 1 to 33
iudusive, each either entire or ia two er mffi* divi
sions, lathe GOfomiRfonenimap deem expedient, tite
dnmfoni price being tan doUars ($lU) *n acre. ■
Home of tbe above named ptuperiy^heing now
lesaed. wdl be a dd subject to theljnfofotffie lease*.
Tbe aforesaid antes may fia w(jaeftn*l, as may
ty is disposed «f to the higbsat bona Me. bidder.
Terms cash in Ml cases; and if mepaH Within two
data alter being struck ofi, tbe property may be taken
by any petndn'giving tbe soma imcnhtjor baaaanp
again for sale to the highest bidder, at the discretion
of ibs Commissioners.
Office U. S. Direct Tax Comission, Baaqfori, % C.
October 1st, 1886. JfENBY BRISBANE,
■ v Cr.V."l^rtT«?6^MiroftW* 7"^
oc2-dlm ^ . ftwRoutly
Notice to Maimed Soldiers
Exicvttvx DxrxariAEVT.
, —-.“To . Go., September 20,186A
IS report of tha Committee of fletentifi. Bur
tfeens, appointed to examine samples ot Artificial
iM Mibmitted to their hwparttofi by nfawit
manufacturers, having been receives, the contract la
Awarded to Dr. Douglas Bly, for Us Army and Many
LM, mid far bis Koeler Aim, aa the lowaat Uddm,
“taking into eonaideemtien quahiy oa well an yrica.”
in tbe language el the Act. And toe said Douglas Bly
FOR DARIEN.
THE STEAMER
H. M. COOL,
TAYLOR,.Commander,
1
N, B.—All flrgffht payable by shipper!. lylfi-tf
FOR. SALS,
RTVKR STEAMBOATS aad TOW.
BOATS, ot vaiioni Mae!- and draft.
Sailing Vessels, tK*am Ba ges, 4c.
A. M. DA COSTA,
No 42 Water »rw. N. Y.
FULTON
PETROLEUM AND MINING CO.
EMPIRE LINE FOR NEW -YORK
Steerage, $13
Capital Stock, - - - $200,000
SHAMES, $M EACH.
FIRST PAYMENT, $15 PER SHARE -
And no other umesment made, except by direction
of a majority of all the Stockb jlden.
r omens:
J. P. SLOAN ....President;
E- K. RAWhON Vloe Frwldent.
JN». 0. WBITNEB Bectotaty.
P.F. PEASE Treasurer.
BOBT- LOGAN General Superintendent.
?ke fine Mdewheel steamship * * ' ^
ALABAMA,
UMSBURNEB. Commander, ,
Win sail as abore on
Saturday, Oot. 13, *t lt» o’eloe% a. ft.
For freight or passage, having superior aceommb-
datiore, apply to b, H. HARDEE,
No 13 Stoddard’s Range.
GARRISON A ALLEN,
oc9 Ho. 6 Bowling Green, New Y'-tk.
PIRECrOBS:
J. P. LOGAN,
K. R. RAWSON,
p.P. Pease,*
SORT. LOGAN.
& H. Mcf AWRt,
JNO G. WHITA KB,
W. P. PARKHCRsT.
This Company proposes to operate In Georgia, Ala
bama and Tennessee. Haring leased Lands In the
immediate vicinity of recent oil dieooveriee, It now
offers a portion of its Stock tor sale, the amount paid
upon which shall be returned tot epurchaser before
general diviiiend win be declared,
limited amount of Stock may be secured by call
ing oa the undersigned, a*enis in till* city
oc3 BELLJA YLLY A CHRISTIAN.
JFor Liverpool.
Tbe A 1 American Ship Ellen Hood, Captain
Pzhhzu. will bare Immediate dispatch.
For freight engagements apply to
oc9d!t WILDER ft FULLABTON.
Boston and Karannah
Steamship Line.
STORE LO LET,
he best bnHness part of the city. Inquire at
the News and Herein Office o 3
npwo MONTHS AF+hR DATE, IppdSIitou w®
. . will be made to the court o'CMlnaiyol Bulloch
itounty tor leave to sell all the lands beton.ing to
the estate of JAME-i H MARTIN, late of said ooun*
ty, deceased, tor tbe benefit ot the heirs and creditors
said estate.
This 30th day of September. 1864.
JAMtCS AI.DERMAN.
se2Alaw$m Administrator de Bonus Non.
FOR BOSTON.
' ti f> U1/
The feat steamship
CITT OP BATH,
G. W. Lovawaix, Commander,
will iu.ll for the above port on
Saturday meat, Oct. 33, at — o cloek.
FURNITURE.
DEGRAAF ti TAYLOR,
87 and SB BoWery, aad SS Christie IL,
NEW YORK.
S ~17LL continue to be the larged Furniture Mann.
faciurers til the city.
piDT /YR
DINING-ROOM and
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
Canopy and Tietorla Bediteads,
FOB THE SOUTHERN TRADE
At W percent, reduction In price. ecS
ft BARNARD.
FOB NEW YORK
ATLANTIC COAST
Mail Steamship line.
SIDE WHEEL LINE.
CHEAP ICE HOUSE.
I CIS I ICE!
A TICE BOC8& comer Whitaker street and South
A Bread Mrcet lane, south side,
AW OWE CERT
BJ QUANTITIES, 75 CTS. FEB 100 LB8.
DELIVERED, $1.
oe3-lw • F. BROWN.
Cabin Pa—ge.
.Steoragft, $13
a.
fhs new and very bat aalllog tide-wheel steanuhlp
HERMAN LIVINGSTON.
SJM0 tons burthen, J. B Baker, commander, will
positively sail on her regular tiny,
Thursday, Oet. 13th, at I, o’cloeh a. m,
For ftelght or passage, having new and splendidly
amagedtaccommodatlcju; ^gLUkRYON
N B —NOengaged MmHSwmSCrTW
Oet. 9th, nnless paid for. c
hii >l
tub vmmiiuum
RAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOB
ST. THOMAS, PABA, PERNAMBUCO,$
mahta, AND RIO DX JANEIRO.
d il
ST-LitJ'-'A
.Hemoraada, »
St eamthlp Aliiiuna reports—Oet 8, M a-m,
sttauisup sqa Salvador, bound north.
Hew Ysrk ffimay Msrhe
’■ L KmrYoni.OAAKr
bnndaoft*
Id
be _— — .
demand for currency to more the crope, contrary to
all precedent, has not affected the orloe-of eenney
Aerially, and has cessed to he regaraMln most qnyj
ten as an element of dange*.to.4B*cq(afl^f jptm e9f~
money. .
The euMnMit In the share merfcet, ceased by the
gto‘»»»>wmy; wtjjMft M no time within toe
The torn tint
KlUk inwaaij, wwmi
past flmryeam baa
set
mu the ahert read tojmtqm Sfito the
Chbntiotii..
syr-Bfandi,,.^.
White {I
ZJ fHL w 'ZZL£ii£"'in* ateia'.-ffi *»
Chewing,
do *
Bright enoice grade*.
. gpww 8
Twgmn u i ...
vnlBi whim
Wood, Oak, in,
Lightwo*. 1V —' '”^21
fhmpaDsbb.
| .f VC; « aij^/xrc'A bus {•. l
iTided tn sectl<ms second and third of eeht Art*
j may be seen by celling on tbe Ordinary*) may
to the contractor and be supplied. Partiee ap-
liyinh enjoined to STiict edmpbanee with tbe Ad
. Bly requests that the Ordinaries commnnicete te
u at the name and address of eech person to
whom the v may Inane a certificate.
Let thla order be publiahed in the papers of this
city; the Macon Telegraph, Columbus Enquirer, fit-
lagiftA Intelligencer* Borne Conrier, Aogaitt^ClIinfch
Jt Sentinel, and bavapnah HeWa nrf Bvrid <ne
' chables i. junuittk
Governor.
Sko.2. Be it farther-enactedU Thdt.WkeneTer any
maimed* indigent eel der of. oyw, alphas become
eo maimed in the leivlrtof tin ShHe* in the ser
vice el the Confederate States, wjufe e monber of mgr
Georgia military Otganiaatima 1* MmHpe Ijwfffi for
suchwoMfot «ff offie*. to apply to toa OfoUuary the
OountV where he reMdea.f&r an order to okmin Such
artificial limb* or part thereof, as hie maimed condi-
tlon nay reader ntrasmry; -whfoft ha alallb. eatitfod
tn receive on complying with the conditions of thia
Stic. 4. Balt further elected, That «v»ry waft ap
plication shall contains pereooM ileawjptinn of the
amlicant. designating bis age, color of hi. hair i
egres, his Imight, and any other dtotiBgntahiqg mark
qaiculatad to inanre his identity, also th. company
togiwmiit to which he behmged, tbe piace awd tlm
receiving hia wound, and bis present hatimaa or
ploymant;whichatatemmt ihMlbe sworn tabythe
applicant, and the facta verified by amne citissn of thf
General, accompanied with
. be believes tbe statements to bo entitled
to ertdit; which cppUcction end entifiecta Ml be
•led in tiw office of r* n —— ] - *
oc34w
Under con'aam with tho UftlM-Statas an4„fcmd
Geverumenta for the carriage of the moils, will difo
patch one of their '
SEW FIBST CLASS HIDEWHEEL
m v ap A-afMU « * |T-0.
each over 2,98* toBvhartftrtt, •
On th* 22d of, Every Month,
From th*.
Port of\ S^wOVork!
Fbr the following named porta and at the follow.
Ing rates of passage, DapaiM in gold nr fta equiva
lent:
a wap
From New York to St. Thomaa.
From Naw York to Fmn. .sr...
$88
.....gliii
From Mow York to — no
From Now YoA to
Notice.
urn Y. heniiRRhon,
M. P. BE.VPORT,
miriuw
EXCHANGE WHARF,
ARUFACTUBES Satis. Tania, Cats,
Awnings, Window Shades, Blocks and Falls; White
Flour Sacks, 34, 48 end 9$ pounds; B^i ot aR alma
for rice, grain, fte. Having good workmen and first,
dais aewing mArhlnre, ran fill ordere for Bm» at «hor*
notice. Taqanllnafor hire..oc3
M
866 ® r y 1866
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Einstein beckman,
151 CONGRESS ST., 8ATAKNAB,
Ait ready to ahow the
Hack ad
ail Faicy Dry GocAs
to ha foandiaihisaRy, aftdwhkG arwoOkred attim
LOWEST PRICES.
Call and tea lOr youradvim, «d-tt
Law Notice.
»
rtlHR UNDERSIGNED Wfll preetfoe IAW Ifi tha
A atatoandredarMOoartttatkecltyof e-vaorah.
aovg-w . • jam. JOHNION
F. C. UOHTB ft lO,
(Late Ughto, Newton ft Bradbury a,)
Hlghcm piamdnm at tfea A’r^oM W«Md w Fa r adti
Rxklhtnon of the ladaotry of aU Hatieoa.
This well knows astabUahmmt la sW eon tinned
by F C. LIGHTS aad Louis EMN9T, at the old
auad. 4ft Sroomeatmaa, batweaa C-oaby and Rim
■ow Yarn city. jy44>aad
For Rent,
A large I’d duhatli MBPWtt tit-
A. j. j. BLOiS,
oomiissraN aGro forwarding
■'■‘JkV CHfiflUH Eft'CftST
««• hayAAh.