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the Daily iNews and Herald. mitrn BY S. W. MASON. S19IVEL W. SlAgO^i yv. t. Thompson HUM AHMUte Hit*.. * Official Paper of the City. ARGfST CIRCULATIOMII THE MTY AM AMITY TIIIJUSDAV OCTOfcKH. IS, 186*. POST M A BTE AS Are authorized to receive subscriptions for the NEWS AND HERALD, Daily, Tri-Weetly and Weekly, at onr advertised rates. TO OUR COUNTRY FRIENDS. As much interest is felt through#** the nfrsntry in regard tc the prospects of the cotton and other crops we will bo grateful to onr planting friends and others n the interior for information on that suhfect. Those who have opportunities ter oMrfning valuabla infor- mation in regard to' the growing crops, the "working of the tree-labor system, and kindred matters, of gen eral interest, will confer* a favor by communicating the Same to ns. The Lost Steamer Evening Star. l^urt her- Details of the Disaster. ARRIVAL OF THE SECOND OFFICER IN THIS CITY. Mr. \Vm. A. Goldie, the 2d officer of the lost steamer Evening. Star, whose'arrival at the mouth.of the St. John’s river we reported in opr issue ot Wednesday last, reached this city last evening, and has hindly furnished us with the following hastily- prepared, though strictly, correct narrative Of the foundering of the Evening Star, and his peril ous ’voyage front mid ocean to * the Florida coast: Left New York Saturday, S'o’clock P.. M., having on board 250 cabin anS steerage pas sengers, and a cre w of 70 persons. Crossed the Bar at Sandy Hook. 'At CP. M., dis charged pilot. Strong breezes Irom the N. E., with rain and heavy sea. Monday, 8 A. M. made Cape Hatteras; moderate breeze and heavy swell lrom S. E-; crossed the Gulf stream as usual.' At midday on Tues day, 2d iust., fresh gale from N. E. and cloudy ; all sail, set ship making efoveD knotg per hour. Four P. M., blowing a heavy gale with a tremendous sea;' the ship making bad weather; took in all sail and hauled bead to the sea. At 8 P. M., blowing a tremen dous hurricane, and wind changing to all points of the compass'; all of the crew at .their several stations ready for any emergen cy iu case of accident. Ilf P. M. a heavy sea struck the ship on her Port quarter, carrying away steerage gear and t hrowing one of the quartermasters o ver, the wheel, breaking his right arm. The ship fell off into the trough of the sea. Hooked relieving tackles immediately; shipped a heavy sea, carrying away paddle boxes. and bursting in engine room doors, besides breaking steam pipe and Ailing the engine and tire room with water, putt’Dgoul the fires in the furnaces. The engineers im mediately had donkey lire boiler to pump ship; all hands, including the male passen gers, at work hailing the ship. At midnight a heavy sea struck the ship, carrying away the donkey smoke pipe and filling the ship with water, putting out fires in donkey boiler. Got steam on again as soon as possi ble, the water gaiuing fast. All of the lady passengers at work bailing water from tbe after saloon, under tbe supervision of the Purser and Steward. At 4 A. M. Oapi. Knapp gave me orders to have all the boats ready, - with oars, breakers, provisions aod compasses well secured in them; and report to him, which was immediately attended to At 4:30 A- M. I had all the boats ready as ordered, and reported Dm Mine to Captain Knapp; at 51 M. ship whs settling fast. Capt. .Knapp went to tbe saloon door and told the ladies that he bad done all that laid in bis power to save the ship; that she pould float hut a short time longer, and for them all to repair to the boats, each of which bad an officer stationed at them to take charge and see that the passengers were properly placed iu the boats. Tbe ladies all came on deck without any excitement, and very calmly went to the boats. In my boat there were, as Dear as I could judge, between forty and fifty ladies. * I unhooked tbe tackles and swung the davitts clear of the boats; tbe boat siiii remaining in her chocks on deck. In a few minutes after tbe boa ts cleared, the ship settled forward to tbe top of her rails and gave a surge aft and went down, carry ing all with her. - Ou coming to the enrface, the first thing I got hold of was the top of the after house, i saw my boat about thirty feet from me, bottom up, and a number of sailers clinging to her. 'I immediately made for her, got on to the bottom and hauled up four ladies on to the boat with me, and by surging to one side, succeeded in righting her. I then paid my attention to getting the ladies into the, boat, and succeeded in rescuing twenty-nine 1 of them. On examining my- boat I found everything had been washed out'of her. We managed to get the boat clear of the wreck, but not until a number of my passengers had been killed by floating Mrri* from the wreck washing over the boat. I saw another boat -with but two persons (passengers) in her.— They having oars, I motioned them to pull ahead to keep clear of my boat, but they not knowing how to manage her, she came foul of me. capsizing my boat. On again regain ing it, I succeeded in righting her, and picked up four ladies and four gentlemen, cabin passengers, the remainder having been drowned by the capsizing of the boat. In about one hour after I picked up another pas senger, a French gentleman of the opera troupe. 1 afterwards saw a number of pas sengers clinging to pieces of the wreck. My boat being full' of water, and having nothing to manage her with, it was impossible for me to render them any assistance, the safety of my boat and passengers requiring my whole attention. It is impossible for me to sn.fSwhat became of the other boats. On the 4th I picked up six turnips which 1 gave IQ the ladies to eat. I also picked up an awtiing-post, which I made a mast of, using my- shirt for a sail, and steering the boat with a {tiece of thwart, I shaped my course for the. vjestwurdi On Friday, the 51b, I had s fresh bfeeze from the eastward, tbej^oatgoingaloilg finely uuder saii. I tiekrd (fee gartJemen cpmplsin- ing bitteHy fo'f tfie wafft oF^atfer,' tft ladies remaining perfectly quid.- About dark (fine of the l&dies died.* Saturday the 6tb, strong breezes from the eastward, and heavy sea. We wen all raf tering dreadfully for want of inter, and against all of my warning they would drink salt water, which made them a gnat' iM worse, some of them becoming insane. Sunday, 7th, heavy gales from eastward and heavy sea. At about 7 we made a sail and steered tor it. She passed without. ingus. She was so neSr to ; us S' could see Mher. At about 9 A. M. one of tbe gentleman H>assengers Jumped overboard aod was ^drowned. At about 8 P. M. two more of -“-‘■--Wbeeorthig Insane, jumped 4*1 board and were drowned. At about 10 P. M. a heavy •*» struck the boat, ! ' repairing her and-tjABTuiUg one lad^utdooh gentleman. *** gentlemen's name wan Frank jr. Dennis. * succeeded la righting the bout and get ting-on board the three remaining passen gers. one gentleman and two ladies. I then made e drag with my mast and boa ’s pain ter, and kept tbe boat’s head to the wind during the remainder of the night. .. < SSnddy, Oct. 8th —About 2 A. M~ there maining gentleman passenger jumped over board. I succeeded in getting him on boar.d again. He remained tor about five minutes, when-he went forward and jumped overboard ’ again and was drowned. He was a member of the opera troupe. The Weather modera ting, the two remaining ladies and myself rigged the boat oat with a piece of one of their under-garments. We then made sail on the boat and steered to the westward. At daylight I found myself fat colored water, and steered to tbe weetwsrd, with tight breeze and hot ana, we all angering so terri bly lrom thirst and hanger. The ladies be came speechless. Their names were Miss Addie Norton and Mrs. Boee Howard, of New York. „. ■ Tuesday, 9th—a fresh breeze sprung up froqt the Eastward, with a heavy swell, ▲bout 2 P. M. I made the land and stood for it. About 45 P. M.,1 made* light but could not steer for it on account of baking no man ageable sail. About one hotfr after a shower came up; I caught some water with a piece of -their clothing and wrung it; into the mouths of tbe ladies, which so revived them that they could speak. As near as I' can jadge, about 10 P. M., I got inside of the outer breakers. After passing through.three breakers,sad thinking we were safe, tbe fourth breaker struck the boat,rolling her completely over and over, throwing ua ail three out. It being very dark, I could not see either of tbe ladies; . they were much exhausted, they must hare drowned imme diately. I swam to tbe shore, aod as soon as I got on the beach I looked for my beat and found her but a few feet irom me. 1 searched for the ladies but could not find thorn; I then strolled along the beach to find assistance and water. At 9:30 A. M., lOtti inst., I ar rived at May Port Mills, Fla., at the month of the St. Johns river, where I was kiudly relieved by Mr. A. B. Floyd, who rendered me ready assistance, as also did Hr. Jas. J. Eastman, U. 8. Surgeon. I also- return my tbanks to tbe Captain and officers of tbe U. S. steamer St. Mary, Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Kemps; also to Capt. Chisholm, of the Drig Freedom, and his chief 'officer, for their as sistance in recovering my boat- Tbe body of Miss, Norton was recovered on the morning of tbe 10th inst., and buried on the beach,- and that of Miss Howard was not recovered until tbe 120), and was taken to May Port and interred in tha U. S. bury ing ground. I would alao return my tbanks to Capt. King and officers of the steamer Lizzie Baker, for their kindness to me on my passage from tbe St. Johns to this port . W. A. Got-nn:, Second officer of the lata ill fated steamship Evening Star. my gentlemen A CORRECTION. - • v, a We publish with pleasure the faUowfojg communication from a gentleman of the highest respectability, correcting a paragraph which appeared in our paper a few days since in regard to certain difficulties about titles to property in Fernandina. We beg leave to assure our correspondent that tbe statement was given by us precisely as cgi mnnicated by our informant, who had doifi less been misinformed himself as to tbe true character of tbe difficulty : Fexxandina, Florida, Octobuc-iO. 1866. Mb. Editob:—d clip tba following paragraph Dob tbe News and Herald of last Saturday: Apr»EHENBEl> Dimccj-TT ax Febnandisa.—We learn from a reliable source that a serious difficulty was apprehended at Fernandina on Wednesday last, in consequence of a threatened attempt by tbe Sheriff to eject several persona from houses which they had purchased lrom the Government about three years ago—tbe right of red eruption having expired. The owners contended first their property was exclusively their own, not recognizing the authority of the Sheriff iu the matter, and threatened resistance by force of arms to any effort on the put of the Sheriff to eyttt them. The military were ordered to hold themselves in readiness to prevent any breech pi' tbe peace, shall probably learn further in a fow days. Such a foul misrepresentation calls for correction, and I must ask your permission to do so. Tbe whole statement is incorrect, except that there was a diffi culty apprehended, but the disturbance was expected to have been made by Uwleae peraops resisting the Sheriff in the execution of his lawful authority. Youg statement of (he cause at difficulty is grossly incor rect. Tha Sheriff has no writs in bis possession ex cept in case* where tha owners have been allowed to redeem their property from the tax eaie by tbe U. S. direct tax commissioners, in every instance the par- ties redeeming being either minor children, women under disabilities, or loyU citizens. But notwith standing this redemption tha pnrebaaera at the “tax ■ale,*' persist in holding widows and orphans out oi possession of their property, and in order to do so incite the negroes to resist the Sheriff when ever he attempts to die possess them by virtue of lawful process issued out of our courts after a fair trial at tbe rights of parties. And I regret to say that this state of things la encouraged by the course adopted by the military authority in Florida, who threaten to arrest the Sheriff equally with the rioters, if any disturbance arises in consequence of bis at tempt to execute tha law. Hut is the sort of civil luio we have under tha President's proclamation. We are perfectly swan that tha grossest falsehoods have been invented rod diligently circulated both hare ftnd at Washington against our returning citi zens, who are leaking in a peaceful and fowfid man. ner to regain' pent seel on of their property oi which they have been uujastly and fraudulently deprived. Bat we hod a right to expect the editor of a paper liv ing so user us, end who has always appeared friendly disposed “towards our people,** should take some' - pains to ascertain the truth at a statement before pub lishing U. We ore living and suffering uuder the most grinding tyranny in ooaasquanse of these slan ders. In conclusion, allow me to caution you against items of local news from thin place. Xhe father of lies resides here in the persons of a handful of Radi cal army follower*, whose business is te plunder our people, end whose amusement u to Invent and circu late falsehoods shout them. Fxbjiazdina. The RwufnKM of Monuiu) National Base Nona.—A Washington dispatch says: The law required tbe agent* of tbe National Buka' in the leading cities of tbe United Slates to redeem the currency of tha National Banka, under certain regulations. Hoe of these agenss in Boston refused to redeem a package of $1,000 mntilatad entreney, cause be eooaiderad the notes ao much de stroyed as to impair tbclr value. The mat ter iu submitted to the Comptroller of the Currency for hia decision, and this officer haw- decided notes must be redeemed by the redemption agencies oi National Banks fit eealhdraif centres, so long as no reasonably doubt ex tols to to the value or ideUtit/ df the notes presented. When the notes are so mutilated as to make the value or identity difficult to determine, this case shall be retired to the from which tbe notes were issued. A circular to this efliict wUl he femed’to all the agencies and banks to-morrow. ■ H^-ii Vi Nsdao snot—On Tnartax eveafag dbcat haU-psat seven o'clock, the Suptator Coart wss disturbed just a* th* Hon. H. W. Hilliard was closing his argument in the ores of Sam Holms. SffSSe spufid of repeated pistol shots. Tba shooting waa th* act of policeman Hooaaiy.who took that manna to anffiganeffo. named, Andrew Price, * jaU hirdwtiBfe he had prevtooriy 1 captured, and i gro sought to nfls^ in the negro 1 _ _ _ tog jest underneath the akin, find below the right nipple. Tbe negro will nndoobtediy die. He escaped from jail about ten day* lines, having been ” tod on a charge of hors* etmllng rngwhi - tUmaltst. BY TELEGRAPH. NIGHT DISPATCHES. ^FlaiPtt! From* WtthtegtMLc Expected Resignation of Secretary Stanton. GEN. SHERMAN TO SUCCEED HIE, nJteXLtfj U ELECTION RETURNS. MhwBeenaSmmMnr-i-. - ■ -- - .» • v.-. ... .- ww- Washctotob, October If.—There seethe to be no doubt that Blanton will aeon retire from the War De partment, and that, Lieutenant General Shermaft will succeed toil, for a time at tarot, ro Acting Seen- tfory of War. Oraiha official returns from the Territory, {now nearly complete, show a Republican majority of be tween six arnlMRi hptegjed. Legfototnve over thirty Republican mifritr-^ J |fl J %J FROM NEW YORK. MKXYeiy none to oe soia at OonMirm—Chrie. Oocrz Joseph iteckert, V.BX*- fer.AKrtrosy F. HOIK ■ p* 1 *-** ■RTJClfcfclFW riRK- Tlxe Mnrkete. New Yore. Oat. 17.~Goll 4<7i - Kachan** higher at 108Cotton firmer. Quotations nominal. Flour mure steady. Wheat firm. Corn, l@2c. better. Pork firmer. Lard and Wblakey quiet. Three large stores on West and Washington streets were burned last night. One was filled with cotton. ’{*49300.000. . I - • * I- •' Outbaoe it! Columbia.—Yesterday we listened to n detailed tx parte account of an atrurious outrage, re sulting in tbe killing ot a freedmaa in Columbia conn- Blit."; tbe wife of tyg deceased, affirm* : That * mob oi white men went to Harry's hou*e *t about one or two o'clock yesterday morning, mud after threats mod other manifestations of violence, caused her mud her hum- bund to attempt their escape. After leaving the house she warn violently handled by tbe men, in that they chr»ked her nearly to death.*' and than f at ^mndonff* upon her wristi. il ,!’] / i She cried ‘toterder.F Bad her husband cease from under tbe bouse and fired on her assailants, when they turned and all fired at him,killing him instantly, bhe came to this city yesterday morning early and made her statement at the Freedinen’s Bure^i head quarters. Geu. Tiflteti has-tfiken the matter in hand and trust, ten the eaka.df and hnntaftifty, . thorough Ibrestigahotf of 'this, as It now ap pears, horrible affair, will be bad at once. Let the law* of Georgia, which are ample for the protection of all, be vindicated, be the consequences what they may. As we said, we have a detailed and very precise ac count of this affhir, bat deem If be*, until arrests ere made, to refrain from giving it to the public. For this reason,also, we withhold the names of the par ties mentioned as some of the perpetrators of this crime.—A lujuffta- Constitufiomilfit. Dulcf. wr Dscons est fbg patria "mow.—Nobis, beautiful and .fitting is it to live for one'a country; and still more beautiful Is it to save tbe lives of others. This has i em done in cases almost without nombsr, by Dr. T. W. Maraden, ih the preparation of his In valuable Vegetable Sanative fills. aiakkubd. HOLLAND—HARRISON.—On Tuesday evening, October 9th, by the Rev. A. M. Winn, Col. W. W. HOLLAND, of MonficeUo, Op . to Miss LILLIS £., daughter of General George Paul Harrison, of this city. Macon papers please copy. * FUNERAL INVITATION. j i ’ '• ' • i ‘ ; y t r T he friends and acquaintances of 8. 8. FUDGE and family are hereby invited^to hia funeral THIR MORN* ING, at 10 o'clock, from the .residence on north side of Jones street, third door east from Barnard. Special Notice. roners! m —-v 7— - £ % I ’ you ARS nun rommooed.to meet fiTu- aers’ Hall la EH juuform ow THURSDAY, lMfflaM.. at 3 o'clock p. m., to rtaich (rein thctice to Wright Square, where the German- ladies of Savannah will present as with a flag. Yd* are also invited fo attend the Ball in the even- YOa are also invueu to auenu me *■•*»» -“i;.;--1 Larges tag at oarkail. Tickets to be sold bjr the Qoffiatittoe. , - .Jfe. , *■ porittvely none to be »olrt at the door. StOCk tVCr BrOUgHt tO _ — . t..a_1i Dnnkaot V Hfg- V Thill Gity. / ! i |7 L| 1^>I »XLT.a*--’-3 xJ m - - ^y** ->*k"'-vww *»*^,. CHIME OF SCHEDULE. Orrfox awwbwat. Supebisxejidbst > Atlantic akd Gut* Rapjoap. 1 Savanvah, Oet. 16, UK ) a awd after MONDAY next, tho 2to toetanf. the flrh.ilaln at tha Paaaengrr Traias oa this Boaa daily, (auuday'a exxeptad): ABBTVX. 6.10 P. M. .6.10 P. M. , .6.48 P. M. 11.00 P. M. 12.00 Night H. S. HAKES, General Hoperintolidgnt. /AS u>d after 1 V/ ScbadBtas ot rofiba as tuttowfo f.00 A. M. Savannah 6.00 A. K. Thomaeville ... 7.26 A. H. Uvo Oth too A. M. Tallahaaaee ... 1.00 A. M. Jacksonville .. oc-16—tf Omci Gekkbal Supebisiejdekt Atlantic A Gulf Rail Road, Havahkah, Oct. 16th, 1866. IX. Florida Branch Rail .Road Will ba oprowlto L tha Public ou Monday next, the 22ndinat Arrangansnta have been made inauriag direct aad aU on tbe Pensacola and Georgia Rail Rood, Florida Oantrsl Kail Road, iand Florida Rail rp£ -Road. ®Uro trough tickets will be aold between the following places, viz._ Savanroh aad Quincy, Tallahassee, MoutloeUo, Ma dison, Lake City, and Jacksonville. Thomasviile and Quincy. Tallahassee, Uoattcallo, aad Medtann ifitiim and Quitman and Valdosta. Freights between Savannah and aU points oa Fen- -rrrf* * Georgia Railroad and Florida Central Bail Road will be shipped ou through rales and without breaking balk. H 8 HAINES, octlt-tf General Saperintendent, ;> Assignee’s Notice. Tbe uodersigawl baviag been appointed assignee of the Bank of Commerce oi Savannah, Georgia, la prepared to cuter open hia duties. All bill bolden and other persons having claims against the said Bank, are requested to preaeot the same for liquida tion, and all parties indebted to tl^e Bank are re quested to make immediate payment. Bill Holders will lose their priority if the hills are not presented within six months from this date. JOHN C. KKKRILL, ao2 3m / Aaaignee. Naw Advertisements. r— Largest and most Complete 0&T8 AID CAM I ; i - FOB GENTLEMEN. BOYS, LADIES, MISSES, AND INFANTS, fiflfityta.1 All Color*! dll QaalljlMl How open and arrlvlbg by every steamer AT HBOLHUI AND MMTAIL,! OT RBrticular attention to eaiiad fo ay Stook as above, a large pw* which wroe**e«f«ctmred irom sample* selected by ■* vxpstaaiy fee «J rDaH trade. oclS-tf B. M. CIHjjBg. MAD. C. GRAD0T Begs to inform her naaemaa friends gad cnftoaiere that aha will opea her selection oi * : PARIS BONNETS TO-DAY, Her Store on CONGRESS STREET. CORN. 10,000' . T - _ .. Special Notices. i’s Lodge, No. 1, A. F. M. A regular Comniaoicatlonof this Lodge will be held at Masonic Hall, This (Thursday) Evening, at 7t« o’clock. Meml(t-rs of other Lodges are fiaternally invited to attend. brethren are notified that ibis to the last comma- nication previous to the meting of tbe M. W. Grand Lodge, and those who wish to be returned ns mem bers must pay up hll arrears. By order of R. T. TURNER, W. M. J. 11. gstill, Secretary: t ■. It STATIC AND rUl'HTY TAR NOTICK. The digest for the collection of thd above tax will remain open during this week. I would call attention to (be fact that a Hud Tax. of two dollars (g2) is levied ou all male inhabitants of tbis State, white or colored, from 21 to 60 yean at age. and if not paid before the office c-lbsea the expense atteTOUng its collection will make it lour dollars and fifty cents ($4 60.) Thais: requires that the insolvent list shall l>e published. !-d ! JAS. J- McGOWAN, ocic-at Tax CoUeefoe Chatham County. City- Lironees—Lut Notice- C1TT OF SaVassah. OFrKE ClSRE of COTSCIL,! , , October 14th, 1866. / ALL parties doing business within the city limits, who have act taken oat the necessary license, are notified that their names will be placed on the Infer- mutton Docket on FRIDAY, {October l»rh, 1866. I )<■ i , JAMES STEWART, ado—ft Clerk of Connell. Assignees’ iVotlee. The anderalgned, hairing been appointed Assignee of the Merchants’ and Planters* Bank, Is prepared to enter ppptr hta dntj. All bllUioidere, aad .filler persons haying claims against said Bank, are re quested to present tbe same for liquidation. And all parties indebted to tbe Dank are requester! to make Immediate payment. BiUhoMera will lone their priority If tbe bills ate not presented within aix months. . WHAM ROBERTS, an31-tf Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned having been appointed of the Farmers’ ami Mechanim’ ffauk of Georgia, hereby notify bill-holders and other claim ants against tha said Bank to pnaent tha same for If qniflation, and all nemows Indebted to the Bank are required to make immediate payment. Bill-holders will lose thair priority if the bills are not presented wltbtn six —Dt from tbto date. JOHN RICHARDSON, iy2l-tf Notice. Tlie Mechanics’ Saving and Loan Association of 8a- vaunah, having mads to the ■■derolgaed an arofga- ment of aU of Its property and effects, fbr the legefft of its creditors, all persons having claims against the eorporuxion are requested to present them to the on rlersighf d, and aR parsons Indebted to mid corpora tion wlU make payment to C- W. W. BRCBN, Assignee of Mechanics’ Saving and sepl-Mu Loan Association of Savannah. BDal- T6MUCL. Iffhfitotii.' ^ THE BBS* TOfflCL—crotoffil, Mhck- * 6a VMRBO-PHOftPHORATKD FIJX1R OF CAL18AYA la a combination of the three be.t tonics, IRON, PHOSPHORUS, OAL18AYA. The Itan gives the blood a rich Vermillion color where it becomes thin and wst.-ry; the Phospnoros supplies nervous power iu oa. ea of mesial daptas- akm. white th# Oaliamya gives u ae end rigor te all 4he ofgans of tbe body. jtole manufacturers, CASWKLL , MACK ft OO., sa- der Fifth AvenBe Hotel, New Toil:, and Newport, *. It] For Sdlo at LIPPMAN S 'iv9 tf Drag and Cbci lies' Warehons. Assisniees’ Notice. Bask of SataitiiAh, I Savannah, Georgia, July 6,1866.? The anderalgned having been appointed Assignees of this Bank for (he purpose of adjusting sod liqui dating Its affairs, therefore all persona having claims sgalum this corporation will present them, and *1 bill-holders of this Bank are required to present the same withigaiUMwtimfrom this date, or they will lose the priority granted by statute, and those In debted will make lrnkedi.de payment to * H. BRIGHAM, GEO. W. DAVI8, sep6-t/ Assignees. For rele by ocl8-lt BU8HEL8 • PRIME MARYLAND WHITE COEN 6,000 bushels Mixed Corn 1,000 buebels MarytaodOats 160 barrels Marylmld Floor, 80BBEL BROTHERS. Assignees’ Notice. Tha undersigned having been appointed ABetgnece of the Planters’ Bank of the State of Georgia, are prepared te enter upon their duties, and aU bin- holders aad other persons haviug claims.egainst said banks are requested to present the same for liquids tion, and all parties indebted to the Hank are re quested to make immediate payment. Billholdera will lose their priority if the bills aro not presented within six months. GRO. W. AHDBnSON, H. W. MF.KCER, aulS-'awSm Assignee*. INSURANCE 1 INSURANCE 11 SAVANNAH, OA.. AUGUST 80,1S66. THE undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and the public that they are prepared to effect Fire and Marine Risks in the following first class companies, at established rates, and solicit a share of patronage: INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Oi New Tork. NATIONAL BANKING INSURANCE COMPANY, of 8t. Louis, Mo. CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO., of St. Louis, Mo. PERRY IN9. AND TRUST CO., Marion, Ain. JOHN W. ANDERSON k SONS, sepl-Sm Corner of Bryan (thd Drayton streets. SUGARS. C A BARBELS A, B AND C COFFEE SUGAB3 3U to barrels Yellow Coffee Sagar, * now lending and for sole by HILTON ft RANDELL, ocl8-3t .183 Ray street. $5,000 Per Year made £asy. Agents wasted, both male and female, to sell one ef the most wonderful aad most saleable articles of the age. finsiMes entirety new; can be done at home or traveling. No Gift Enterprise or humbug* i W. H. CHIDBSTKR, ocl8-«t* 286 Broadway, New York. BACON,CORN, SALT 5 HOGSHEADS C: B. SIDES AND SHOULDJEBi 1,V00 bnshel. prime Yellow Coin 80. sacks Liverpool t alt, In store and for sate by A. T. CUNNMGHAM, od8 3t Cornet Abercorn and Hay streets. ORFF * WATKINS INVITE COXJTSTTKY MERCEEA.1STTS TO EXAgUtE TREIR STOCK SP PILL uun O110 lilYTP!* nimuu DRYGOODS, NOW BEING OPENED, BOUGHT EXPRESSLY FOR THt SOUTHERN JOBBING TRADE. Ill and 113 Congress Street. New Advertisements. H. A. T0PHAM, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS. Sfc., <fcc. Clothing SHIRTS manufactured from measure, made tx order at short notice. HATS. CAPS. UMBHELIAS and CANES. 136 Congress oietl S5 St. Jelicn fftre. 8AYANNAH, GA. FRYER AND AGUE EXriNOUISHKD Martyrs to Intermittent Fever, a word with yon. The responsibility for your suffering rests upon yoar- selves. Just as aarely as yon .hake to-day. or will «h«k« to-morrow, HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATBD STOMACH BfPPERS will extinguish the disease an ger which you labor. Had yon taken this Sente] tonic as a preventive, you would have bj need of it as a core, for tt renders tho system impervious to al griftamfoie fevers. But nine, you neglected the pre caution, rid yourselves without delay of the com plaint by resorting to the only reliable remedy.— Break tbe chills with HOSTETTER’S BITTERS, and they will return no more. This is the experience of thousands, end It will be yours. Quinine is n slow means of relief; it is nauseous to the last degree; it to more dangerous than tbe malady Itself; in many cases it utterly fells. Ilow different is the effect of the Brrrcns. Their curative action is rapid; they are ^retobl. to the palate; they ere. not only entirely harmless, but tend Inevitably to strengthen the con- stitution and prolong life; they never bav.- failed, and It H confidently assumed that they never can fail in any case of Fever and Ague, however inveterate in Its character. To be without Hosteler's Bitters 1s any region Infested with Intermitt nt or Remittent Fever is simply to reject safety and court |yl7-oodly Tim protect the toes of children’s shoes.— One pair will outwear three without lips- Sol* 6werj where. S. T.—1860—X. Drake’s Plantetiei litters. They parity, strengthen end Invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They ere an antidote to change of water an# diet. Tqey overcome effects of dissipation and tote bourn IXey strength** tbe systmn and enliven tpemind. They prevent mtastnstie and Intermittent ftvers. They purify tbe breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They com Diarrhoea, Cholma and Cholera Mortal. They core Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They era the best Bitters in tbe world. They make ^ ifee freak «trong. ann are, exhausted nature*, great re- atorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Bum, the celebrated Caitoaya Bark, roots and horns, and; are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time of day. Particnlarly recommended to deUcals persona requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by aR Grocers, Drutatots, Hotels aadSttoona. Onlygan- nfos when Cork is Covered by onr private U. A Stamp, ftemare of counterfeits and refilled bottler. P. H. DRAKE ft Ct>., ’ octM-eodly 31 Park How.New Terk. HILL’S HAUL DTK. 50 eemts_Black or Brown, instantgneotm. beta, tamipaok durable, fo M.itolwwl HoMw. Depot,3(0. S3 John v6reet. New York. Bolt all LYON’S KATHAIRON. i is from the ore* wort “SaMpw,” nt ■ elgniiymir toelerom#, rafortfontt atoll A- ■:Lfc Kathslron is Katbairo, store. This article Is what ttv l)1ine slgnlEro. For preserving, restoring i md beMtUJiug the haasan hair, ufo the most ream able proper atton lnthe worid. It Ls again AW»?#An^ jtutappj the original proprie tor, and is now made, with the tame care, skill and at tention which gave tt erole of over on* million hot- per annum. is a morn deUfftiMil WrtBrmdng < 'i H J eratHcaw* scarf awlAandnC. it keeps tho head cool aad dean, i: make* tlrt heir ridt' oshand gkte*y. It prevent* the fir ton toRiog off and taming ErtWi It restorog hair ^ea hart heads. Any lady or geaMenun Mho nines a besatful head ofhsirabortd use Lyon’s Kelhalron. It te known and need tUtopghwnt the ctriltoed wertd. SeM by al reepecUbleSrador*. - ^ 1 _• > ABUft llUBtUb . ectsr-eodlr ffarTwk. brq — * “' "■*'* " ‘ a! ca- - ntf-i V KITING DESK AND i i| Work ' Boxes; d Rosewood, mahogany, and Ftail (fraamedteii. AL80, . . TOtPBISTS’ CASES AND TRAVELLING BAGS. ocU OOOPER, OLCGTTS ft FABRELLY, OorSL Julian and Whitaker atreet*. JA PACKAGE8, EJXlS AND ^B •UTTffR, landing aad in store. For sale by CHAMPION A FREEMAN, taut Onraer Drayton and Bay streets. 0“ MACABTHY GIN, second hand. WlU be ro CHARLES L. COLBY ft OO., CM. Bav and Ahcreon streets. NOTICE. OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER, 1 sAgaKKAH, Ga., October 15,1866. f S EALED PROPOSALS tin duplicate) for tbe supply or RINK and HAKD WOOD for the Poat of 8a- vanaah will be received at the office of tbe under signed until 12 m. of THUR8DAY. October 26, 1-06, the same to be delivered in such quantities as may be required from time to t me, for the period of six monUi. from date of contract. Satisfactory evidence for the fitithful performance of the contract will be ■equired. <• - CHA8. A. REYNOLDS, ocl8-St Brevet Lt. Col, and A- Q. M U. 8. A. Notice. W E.HAYE ASSOCIATED with n* as a General Partner Mr. A B. WESSOLOWKY. th. co-part nership to take effect from the 1st of August. 1866, under tbe firm name of GUEBABD. F8RR1LL A CO. oclS-lw G0ERARD k FERRILL. Securities. $10,000 atsf.i the State of Georgia, secured by mortgage on Western and Atlantic Railroad- - $7,000 old 6 percent. Bunds of the State of Georgia. $10,000 8 per cent. Bonds of the Mobile and Girard Railroad Company, principal and Interest guarantied by Central Railroad Company, aad paywhle at Cen tral Railroad Bank in this city. - For sale by oclS-lw BRYAN, HABTRIDOE k CO. Notice. The undersigned, having bean duly appointed, will liquidate tbe affairs of the late firm of Tan Horn, Holyoke A Murray. ocl8-3t _ T. B. MARSHALL ft BBO^ Z. N. WINKLER, : Commiaslon Merchant, See, BAY STREETT, Oven tmk sronn or Botmwux A Whitkhbad, Will attend promptly to the mis of ell mwebandtoe entrusted to him; also, to tho shipping ef cotton, and to the proper getting np of all ocl7—6m FOR RENT, HE HOUSE AND BAKERY on the southeast eor- _ uer of Montgomery-and South Broad streets.— Tne House will be rented without th* Bakery lf de- .ired. Apply to. Mbs. J. EVANS, oclT—tf Evens’ Bow. Fine Plantation For Sale. Great ^Bargain. L'lNB PLANTATION FOE BALE, containing 560 JT seres of land, w»l I adapted to the cnlture ot Cot ton, Rice, Con end Barer Cane, and well wooded witfi onK lot ffiRfi. The above Ptaatation la situated five miles from this city, on tbe Aagnsta road. For price and terms ap^fo " ocl7—lw ANDERSON’S SONS. Mr. F.t Lessing ■^jyOULD respectfully Inform hto patrons and that be ls now preparo^to gtve Finishing Leeoous on tha Ftono, aad Instrnctioa in Tboroogh Baas. ocl6—1m COTTON GINS. .■■ i -i U-- j EST M’C A I T B Y Tor sale by ocia-ot B OI NS, BOOM A BRYANT, 184 B.y street STRAYED, N SUNDAY. 14th October, a Roan 'llorro, me- O N SUNDAY. 14th October, a Roan Tlorro, me- diam size, wife bhtze to face. Whoever gives In formation at, or bring, him to the eorner of Gordon aad TatnaU oct blnnm port <too dty. 'fid Hews and MvraMOdtim 3 o ei sidl fitoa ■« P*>u « THE LaGrrftnge Reporter, PUBLISHED AT LaGRANGE, GEORGI-A H as the largest circulation of any paper ih West em Gejrgls, and is located in the midst of one oi the best cotton sections In that portion of tbe State. It Is, therefore, an excellent advertising me dium for the m erchants and factors of Savannah, wbo desire io solicit tbe trade of Western Georgia and Eastern Alabama. Snpscription. $3.i 0. Advertising rates reasonable. & wlLLWQHAlf> ocl5-tf* Frapristor TOBACCO. 70 Half .end three-quarter boxes Bright pounds, 160 half end three-quarter boxes Medium hi, 40 ha f boxes Navy too.. lOaeighlh boxes Bright Half-pounds Tobacco, 60 eighth boxes Swert Half-pounds Tobacco, foreale by HILTON ft ’'ANDELL, ocis-tt 193 Bay street. M’COMBS’ WOOD. hZTE, the undersigned, take this methmi o! 1 Tv forming our friend*, and the public eem-rej that, to ^cilitate our business, we bare establish WOOD YARD at the Albany and Gulf Railrnd. from which, oa-. I onr old stand, at the C.nal Bridge, tv-low the J tral Hailrosd, We are prepared to deliver the t4 beat quality of niGH LAND OAK WOOD at eight dollars ($8) per cord, and DRY YELLOW FINE WOOD at six d -Iters ($6j per cn-d, on very short noii-rc. Order boxes can l>e fonorl at Hr. Staley's F,.. Store, corner State and Bull street,, and nt M... Lipptnan's Drag Store, comer of Congress aril i* nard streets. OC6-lm KtlTLBR k UARDttlil | H0LUH6SW0ETH & GUj AMISSION MEBGHUIS, MACON, GEORGIA. Especial attention wBlbe eiv-n to thflexccaiflil of Oottoa Qrdera, whi. h we »< licit. 1 Peters & Hollingsworth, COTTON SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION IKIUHANIv SToCDAKC'e Upvxs Rasul, Bat Stssli. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. E VERY facility offered forcons'aiuaenf? ami er-j cution of orders. lAiie ul udr .lm-s n.a r Cotton shipped lo our frieu.ln lu New V-rk. H more and Phiiadelphia. , FOWLER & WAPit. 87 Water street, New York, IMPORTERS AND WHOI.K8ALK DEALER-Pi RICE. 0 vnacements will be made. C. h. FOWI.Rft if tne above firm, can be reeu at ihc Marshall H b BEFEB TO 8AVANNAH NATIONAL BANK. MERCHANTS’ NATIONAL HANK, of V« I-U City. ' SALT, SALT 3 t>nn SACKS Liverpool Salt, in gocil oriel •DUU for tale low, by Joa-tf JNO. McMAllON 310- [ i. H. O'L’iroj Son. S G£0C£2S| o AK and HEMLOCK Leather Belting and How. DAVANT ft WAP'LKS. Sole Agents. CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. anderalgned has taken into partnership N. FRIERSON. Tbe bnaineas of the Him will be con ducted under the name abd style of Mallqn A Fmbbsos, to date from cetober 1st. 1846. OC15-1W B. MALLQN. Dissolution of Co-Partnership Savanhas. Ga., October »tb, 1866. mHB co-partners hll: of Van Hobn, HollYOa X ft Mubrat expires thin day, by its own limitation. HOLL YOKE ft MURRAY. van r Kdw. O'Btbux. Edw. O’Byrne &. Wholesale akd Retail Dealers i Lxquobs, 4c., &c. W i solicit s share of the patronage of onr fna: and the public generally. Tbe Senior •at this firm having done business in wards of thirty-two years. Corner Bryan and To Rent. and Herald Office. 11 mm & co., OC16 CHARLES ’ [HORN. New Style Dress Trimmings AMD MilUnery Goods, Just received at MRS. LOUIS’. H ANDSOME CLOAKS. Sacks, Battons, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons. Velvets of all colon, Cords, — .1— A.- rt.ro a . Otoftfk. for yonfielf, at MSS B. L. LOUIS'* •w No. 161 Congr.ss street, op stain DANCING ACADEMY AT ST. ANDREW’S HALL. RffB- K LOUIS will opea bis DANCING ACADE- JH. my M St. Andrew’s MalL oa TUESDAY, Get. Mtb,* st 3M o’clock p. M. Days of lnatrnrtiua foe yonag Ladles, Misses and Masters, on Tuesdays, rhnndays and Saturdays, at 3 a o'clock p. m., and for Gentlemen, Wednesday a and Fridays, nt S o'clock - -n oce-lm The Charleston Daily News la rexsiTed Etext Mounw at IS Till’! VET! DEPOT, Beu. Sxbxxt, Canaan Q» Bav Lass, - oct gavsneeh, Os.-‘ FLOUR, CORN, OATS* RYE, AC. O NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY flacks choice Extra Floor. Y,«0# tataeto Cent, 660 boabeto Oats, had ato Seed Rje, lo store and tor sale hy BILL, WYL.LT * CHjEIBTIAN- Soap, Candles. 7C BOXES MACT’S ADAMANTINE CANDLES 10 *6 boxes TnllonrCHdiev, itohte M-howm-Ceigniete Fate and foimiiY Sea* $• bases Graham A Brown’s Family Soap. v* , . ,0f *HJL?ON ft RANPMX. o6t$-at Miftayitreet Shades, LANE-. 'VBSS lhwch daily, i-sq |son MAM. TO 1 P. X. whh arvivw to __ inrTr has mad. , will he rotated to fetors to roffi MtaBar tovratt rnoctad uroatf svety vartaty, eftetce Win SeSTftOfoto cetohratod Ato; amo, — — wlPatera. ,fr -i..' '■ QILHOM.Y. COTTON factok* General Commission Mercians-1 Established in 1S3G. Liberal advances pn consignments te our fri« “ I NOW York. 0u ' R. A. SOLOMOK COMMI88ION MERCHANT, COLLE^' | ING AGENT, 4c-, Eufaula, -A-l a * Prompt attention given ta-Collections an-, t> - Purchase and S»lc of Cuttou. y, Eeforanee:—Neasrs. S. SAiffer * KepM^J rtsmtoos. ft Co., New T ‘’ rk ;-5 , S^Co-iiM Wkoleeale P APER for Printers *nd - S Dole? Goods, Hardware and B.™t “? „ Fp a„ for Grocer, and Druggist*- Printer* hfeds. Alee. Binden* Board., tA aod Twi*e. An good* aold at New *““• warren bbox®e;, l FOR Sill pEINTING PAPER. 24X36 and ■pi YE BALES K l ato yards 1', Sea Island Beggi”*’ 1,66* yard* 1S Sea ^** “• o too fHh Furlsp*$ wrapp land forwleiowb.v baYS ©,. Bacon j choice shoolders-1 BELL, WYU.Y < Potatoes. OnionsT^ J QEVWW-WIVE byrels PoWoe^^ ' ie w O Oatoss. inndinff from ateamer isT iQ RVI.I, WYLLY * l ” y BELL, WYLhY • Sale. and * For Q.UEHY BAGGING, Extra y, , o, ca0 pe leased for » ^ feshacounty,0*., cauw ^ m ro, tarms. B*b* ’ If 4®’“ ??? si^towgiven Uf. ***■ obobge w-ar^ w.y®* !