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■ '4t The Daily kNews and Herdd. THE mPROVEMKRT Op THE RIVER By Telegrraph; ^cW Notice, 3Y S. W. MASON. SYMUKL. W. MASON Kditoi W. •('. THOMPSON Associate Editor. Official Paper of the City. ASSES? GISCUIATIOK IN THEGITT AND COUNT t ■frcctn^Y. (irirnn. «. IS'*. POST IMA STKKS Are authorized to receive subscriptions for the NEW8 AND HERALD, Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly, at our advertised rates. TO OUR. COUNTRY FRIENDS. As much interest is felt throughout the country in regard, to the prospscta.of the cotton and other crops we. win ho grateful to OUT planting Mends and others n the interior for information on that subject Those who have opportunities for obtaining valuable infor mation in regard to the growing crops, the working of the free-labor system, and kindred matters, of gen eral interest, will confer, a favor by communicating the same to ns. THE failures of conventions. One of the most remarkable political f .lures of the times is the utter failure of c; aventions. The three Philadelphia Con- v ntians have all been failures. The first was a Conservative Convention of Democrats nntl Johnson Republicans. That hag been almost entirely broken down by the bad faith of most of the Conservative Repub licans in adhering to their old party lines and organizations. The second and third were Radical Conventions,.a sort of Siamese twin compound of Southern “Loyalists,” so- called, aud Northern fanatics. They have fallen through by the dead weight it is be lieved of the extreme. Radicalism they car ried. This is verified by the split in their ranks upon the Constitutional amendment— one wing, led by the New York Times, in favor of that measure, and the other, headed by Butler, advocating more extreme political remedies. Treachery proved fatal to the first convention; too much nigger it may be will ruin the hybrid second and third Meanwhile the masses have struck out wildly on different paths, and, regardless of conventions, are moving for any point where they can head off Johnson as the only way of settling the whole business. The truth is that these antiquated modes of operating on ‘ the public mind have had their day. The mere dictum of a convention is no longer potent with the people.- AH the old parlies and the power of the old convention system wci-e buried by the war in one common grave. The people, wild with excitement, now spurn the dictation of the wire-pullers, aud think and act for themselves, and find in the Radicalism of a powerful and unscrupu lous press abundant material on which to base their opiniou9. There is not the slightest probability that conventions in the future, let them be Democratic, Conservative or nigger, will have any special effect on the views or purposes of the masses. tet ns hope that in the present chaotic condition of parties that some of the bad men may yet be ousted from power by the adoption of sonuder views of constitu tional liberty and the acceptance of a policy looking to a speedy and just settlement of the difficulties between the two sections. The re-establishment of’ harmony and good feeling among the people of the several Slates should now be the highest aspira tion ot every patriotic heart. One of the worst and most deplorable results of the war is the enmity'and bitterness it has left be hind. If those who have been offended and wronged on either side will not relinquish their jClaims to vengeance, and will insist upon reclamation, the consequence will be that sectional feuds disturbing the geueral peace of the nation will never cease. IAMBS FUR MAIMED SOLDIERS. It is stated by the Macon papers that Dr. Bly, ttie gentleman with'whom Governor Jenkins contracted to furnish artificial limbs to such of tbe soldiers of this State as are unable to supply themselves, has failed to meet, promptly bis engagements, and tbe re sult is that many of those who are entitled to artificial limb3 are visiting Macon, spending all the money they can command to defray expenses, and are disappointed. It is related that one gentleman traveled over two hun dred miles, and that it cost him more to come and return than the limb desired was worth. Dr. Bly is supposed to be in New York, or some other Northern city, making arrange ments necessary to tbe establishment of bis limb factory in Macon. It is therefore sug gested that the disabled soldiers remain at home nntil notified through tbe press that things are ready. Attempt to Capture Matamoras.—The Northern papers contain “fall accounts,” running through all the degrees of late, later, latest, of an attempt made to capture Mata moras by the American corps, under Gen. Ford, assisted by the gunboat Cbinaco. Their object was to release General Tajia, legally appointed Governor at Tamaulipas, and now a prisoner in tbe hands of Colonel Canales, tbe usurping commandant. It is impossible to make heads or tails of tbe contused narrative, tbe dramatis persona being so confoundedly mixed np. It, how ever, appears that Matamoras was not taken, though it ought to have been, tbe American corps retreating after they had virtually oc cupied the place without opposition- The captain of the gunboat, why it does not ap pear, surrendered ber to General Brown, tbe American commander at Brownsville, who refused to give ber up on the demand oi Col. Canales. Gen. Tajia was released, it is not stated wby or wherefor. Rumored Resignation of Mr. Stanton.— Rumors are again rife in political circles res pecting the anticipated resignation ot Sec retary Stanton. The National Intelligencer which has close relations with the Adminis tration, noticing the dispatches sent from Washington City to the effect that Mr. Stan ton bad written a letter to tbe President ask ing lobe relieved of ids position as Secretary ot War, says that the statement wa9 at least premature ; that np to the ]7tb instant the President had received no such communica- tiop. It is understood, however, says the' same paper, thaYhe has signified his inten tion to retire as soon as his annual report ia completed, and that, on account of bis health, he would not be averse to spending a tew years in Spam as Minister at Madrid. It is rumored that in the event of his resig nation it is not improbable that Gen- Sher man wtli be requested to accept the position temporarily. Enormous Receipts from Internal Reve nue.—The receipts from the internal reve nue sources exclusively, up to the 17th, amount to $115,500,000, which is in excess of $1,000,000 per diem, from the beginning of the present fiscal year, the 1st of July. It is believed that the income from this source will reach to nearly the same figures as those of last year, which will be Urgely in eIce88 of the amount estimated and required, leav ing a heavy surplus to be appropriated to the liquidation of the national debt. *° —General $anta Anna denies the story of tbe purchase by him of ten thousand Enfield rifles. ceedings of a special meeting of Conpcil, held yesterday, that the committee appointed at the last regular meeting, under tbe resolution of Alderman Wade, to investigate and re commend fiction on tbe subject ot tbe im provement of the harbor, have turned the matter over to His Honor tbe Mayor and the Commissioners of Pilotage, with authority to purchase the necessary machinery for clear ing out and deepening tbe river channel. A resolution was also adopted at the meeting yesterday authorising the Mayor, in conjunc tion with such person as he may appoint from tbe Commissioners of Pilotage, to pro ceed North at once to select and purchase such drqflgiDg machinery. Tbe prompt and liberal action of tbe Council in this matter is highly commenda ble, and will, we feel confident, meet the unanimous approbation of our citizens. In view of tbe bet that, Mayor .Andersen and the Commisaiocen of Pilotage have had tbe matter under cooskferat ion for some tiaie past, are wellinformed of the actual condi tion of the river and folly impressed with the importance of a speed accomplishment of the proposed improvements, the action taken cy the committee of Council is, we think, the best course that could have been adopted; and from tbe prompt and energetic spirit manifested by Council in placing tbe - ueces sary means at bia disposal, and tbe well known energy of His Honor, the Mayor, we feel confident that no time will be lost in the SIGHT DISPATCHES. From Washington. '»ARUTE DISASTER. rnHE Florida Branch Rail K f*?. ’^L5l„°P ened *° MAN PICKED up AT-SEA. satass , !fsrsss3rs«sg JHri OciMlap AypvlaMSaMaat Tim* Mad, Honda Central Hail Hoad, Ira* 1 Tlarida Bail a.v.r at Caarleetoa. tickets will be sold between the following P *8Arannah an<i Quincy, Tallahassee, Montieello, Ma dison. Lake City, and Jacksonville Tbamasvilk W»d Qntncy. XaUahaeae*, teoteicallo, Md Mbdtaon. Madison aSfi Quitman ah® Valdosta-. ■ Freights between Savannah and all pOta» reo- sacola & Georgia Railroad aud Florida Central Bail Itiyt will be shipped on through rates ana without b ”* kln e bUlk ' H . S. HAINES, octl6-tf General Superintendent, Washington, Oct. 22.—The Navy Department has a report -from the commanding officer of the steamer Newbern, dated Key West 6th inat., stating that on the 4th he picked np five men on * raft seventy-five miles East of Cape Canaveral, bring the Captain, cook, mate end two seamen of the britiah berk Am brosia, which foundered in a gale on the 1st. They were the sole survivors of the crew of fifteen. They were nearly exhausted. The President has appointed Joshua D. Geddinga Assistant U. 8. Treasurer at Charleston. The arrival of the V. 3. atoreship supply, at Macao on the 8th of July is announced. Prom New York. ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CHINA.. THE MARKET. COTTON CLOSES QUIET. GOVERNOR SWANN AND THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS. THE ISSUE MADE. New Yoax. Oct. 22.—The steamship China, with - d»ti a to tiie 1th inst., has arrived at Halifax. • Gold, U6?i; five-twenties of '64, 110: seven- accomplishment of this Important work, and . thirties, 105;,; tan-forties, 100. Flour quiet; Sonth- tbat it will be performed iu a thorough and j era; $12 25t»i6 50; Bales 480 bbla. Wheat, l@3c. bet- effective manner. i fa r - Corn unsettled. Pork firmer; sales. 6,500bbls.; new mess, #34. Cotton closes quiet; sales, 3,000 THREATENING ASPECT OF AFFAIRS ; ^ >a j 03 - middlings. 39($41e. Sugars steady. Spirits IN BALTIMORE. ^ ; Turpentine, iC'd(aS0. Rosin, $5 50@1S 50.' The issue made by the Radical Police Com- j —rr~ tnissioners of Baltimore with the Executive | * TOlU AllUapollS. authority of the State of Maryland is be- ginning to assume a rather serious aspect,; and promises fair to result in violent col-; lisioD. It will be seen by tbe dispatches j which we publish this moruiog that the np-1 peal of the Commissioners from the jurisdic- j tion and authority of the Executive has breu : ah.napous, md., oo. 22.—tub ease ot tho police overruled by Gov. Swann, which leaves tbe | Commissioners was taken up this morning T>y Gov. former no alternative but to submit to the law i The comp.ainants were repreaei ; Latrode aud Schley, aud the Police CouuniBSiooera by or resist the power of too St&tc. j Messrs. Stockbridge, Alexander and Sterling. The It does not seem that the Governor is dis- ; latter read a reply denjiug the jurisdiction of the posed to allow tha Radical disfranchises of j Governor, but averring their readiness to answer be- the people to run rough-shod over him, and ! fole a.Oo«rt of competent jurisdiction. The Governor .... r x • , a a x .. .. j decided that he had the jurisdiction. The conn.* - if they torce him to assert the authority ot “ ■ . „ .... J , . , „ j, ■ , ; for the Commissioners then withdrew, saying the laws by physical force, we shall not be ; meaaure was at au eud . surprised if the lawless spirit so manifest iu ; Baltimore culminated in a serious riot. - From \\ fisllillglOil, Should a collision occur m the present tem-: per of the conflicting parties, there is no tell- Houses Injured tor tbe Hurricane. ing where it would stop. A spark in Belli-1 ' - more might kindle a general conflagration: f _ . , . . . D , 1 IV ashisoton, Oct. 22.—The United States Consul at It is to be hoped that pacific counsels may . Nasaau iuforma the state Dement that ia tbs hur- rule. xicane of tho 1st inst the following light housed were jnjured: Light at Hole in the Wall; Gun Bay light; Light at Eloow Bay; Lapan light at entrance to the harbor, temporary light erected which can be seen feebly three railea distant. The light at the Greet Ieaacais all right I -.-to CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. . Office General Si-phriktendent 1 Atlantic and Gulf Railroad, > £.- -ANNAU, Oct. 15,1866.) fXK and after MOTH AY next, the 22d Blatant the U Schedules of the Passenger Trains on this Bead will be aa follows, daily, (Sunday’s excepted); LEAVE. ' A REIVE. 7.60 A. M. Savannah 6.10 P. M. 6.00 A. M. Thomisville 7.10 P. M. 7.25 A. M. Live Oak 6.45 P. M. 2.00 A. M. Tallahassee 11-00 P. M. 1.00 A. M. Jacksonville 12-00 Night. II. 8. HAINES. ocl6 tf General Superintendent. Notice. The Mechanics- Saving and Loan Association of 8a- vanagb, having ma le to the undersigned aa assign ment of alt of Its property aud effects, for the benefit of its creditors, allp-asous having claims against the corporation are requested to present them to the un dersigned, and all persons indebted to said corpora tion will make payment to C. W. W. BRUEN, Assignee or Mechanics’Saving and senl-3m Loan Association of Savannah. St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com pany.—Id another column we publish the advertisement of Messrs. G. B. Lamar, Jr., and A. T. Minor, Jr., agents in this city for the above Company. The assets of the above Company in July, 1966, were j 832, and tbe dividend in January last was 40 1 per cent. The Company lias an aijile and j responsible Board of Directors, and is re garded as one of tbe most substantial in stitutions of tbe kind in the country. Ils life insurance is condncted on tbe non forfeiture endowment system, by which, at the expiration of tbe period tor which the insurance is effected, the insurer may receive back bis money largely increased by accu mulated dividends. From St. Louis. A DESTRUCTIVE STORM. Buiidlriffi* Destroyed ana Persona Injured Sr. J.cwist, Oct. 22.—There was a violent storm here yesterday. Several buildings were' destroyed, end s number of parsons injured. - jr FROM on. CITY, PKMUSYLVASU. A Destructive Fire. Assignee’s Notice. The understgne l having Leon appointed assignee of the Bank of Commerce of Savannah, Georgia, ia prepared to euter upon ins duties. All hill holders and other persons having claims against the said Bank, are requested to present tiie same for liquida tion, and all parties Indebted to the Bank are re quested to make immediate payment. Hill holders will lose their priority If the hilts are it presented within six months front tins date. 1 JOHN L\ KKRK1LL, an2 3m Assignee. S. T.—1800—X. Drake’s Plantation Bitters* They purify, strengthen and invigorate. They create a healthy appetite. They are au antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours. They strengthen the system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fever®. They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach. They care Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Diarrhoea, Cholera and Cholera Morbas. They core Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. They are tbe best Bitters in the world. They make the weak strong, anu are exhausted nature’s great re storer. They are made of pure St. Croix Ram, the eelebtated Cidi3aya Bark, roots and hefos, and* are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons requiring a gentle stimulant Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. Only gen uine when Cork is covered by our private U. S. Stomp. Beware of counterfeits and refilled bottles. P. n. DRAKE A CO., oct23*eodlj 21 Park Row. New York. Assignees’ Notice/ The Lutherans.—The Committee of the Lutheran Synod of Ponnsylvsnia have issued a “Fraternal Address,” and also sent an in vitation to the various Lutheran Synods in Amerioa to appoint delegates to represent them in a Convention for the purpose of forming a union of Lutheran Synods. The address and invitation is signed by G. F. Krotel, Charles P. Kranth, \V. G. Mann, C. W. Schaeffer, and J. A. Seiss. At a Radical Republican meeting held at Cooper Institute in New York a few Oil City, Oct. 22.—A fire occurred here thi big, destroying nearly one-quarter of the oil-i portion of the city. Through the Huperhuma of the Fire Department, the fijrnea were from spreading into the city, or its complete destrac- tion woild htve followed. Total loan, ibont ffikOW. . New OrleiM Market. New Orleans, October 22.—Cotton steadier ; soles 1,600 bales low middling at 36@37c. Gold 46%. Other markets unchanged. Special Notices. Baltimore Market. Baltiuore, Oct 22.—Floor stead,; Western, scarce. . . , _. ... Wheel firm. Pork. *35 50. Groceries inactive, evenings since, tbe Times says approvtugly ; v ,. hl8keT dull that the sentiment uttered by Mr. Sumner to j ———■———— tbe effect that while be recognised that tbe Southern States were as much in tbe Union as ever for all purpose* of taxation, Ac., they conld not be represented in Congress until Congress chose to admit tbe men they sent, was received with great cbeeriug and cries of “keep them out.” Death of Dr. T. H. Capers.—The Flori dian announces tbe death of Dr. Capers, on the 15th inst,who was tbe Presiding Elder of the Tallahassee Circuit, and was much es teemed by his flock tor bis piety and use fulness. HARRIED. QBAHAM—HANCOCK.—In Americas, Georgia, on Wednesday morning, October 17th, at the residence of the bride's father, by Bev. C. R. Jewett, Mr. THOS. A. GHAHAM, fsrmerly ot Nashville, TeDnes- soe, and Mia OLIVIA B., eldest daughter of C. W. Hancock, editor of the Sumter Republican. FUNERAL, INVITATIONS. The friends and acquaintances or Mr. LOUIS GRKENWALD and wile are respectlnlly invited to attend the Amaral of the former from his residence, corner of Bull and Anderson streets, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. A. LRFFLKB are Invited to attend the funeral of the latter from tbe residence of J. Bpstein, corner of Jeflhnou and McDonough streets, this morning- at 9 o’clock. OBITUARY. DAVIDSON.—Died In this city, on Ihe 3d instant, Mrs. SABAH A. DAVIDSON, wife ot Mr. WUlim M. Davidson, and daughter of the late Andrew Mciatire. In the demise of this estimable woman, the Church hts tost one of Its purest ornaments. Bbewaeatrno and consistent member of the Episcopal etrarclt. having embraced religion Is early life.—huffict she was reared from childhood In the nsmery or tho Church, and In the holy tenet* thereof. Bor husband has lost a truly loving and affectionate wife, and two deal- little ones are bereft of the festerins rare of a fond mother; they were the Mote other affection.— She has also left behind her a feral mother, to mourn tho loss of a devoted daughter Society haa ketone of its most charitable sasmhtes, e*e» reedy to ad minister to the wnata of the ntsiy.asd comforts of the sick, and her *erv*BJ»a.hlnd *»d indulgent mis tress. “Sweet la thefeemorj of the dead, White lyiKon her uusty bed.” Although ahe haa goat to that borne whence no tnvrier returns, to that home appointed for nil liv ing, skels stilt With ns—with ns <* tee affections <jf our hearts, with ot In the sacred cornmniHon of Christ’* Holy Church. “Truly, In the midst of life we are in death.'* But white wa drop the tear of affection; mav -no jmt neglect to carry horns to our hearts tbe s> jfei Heston of hor death. Thera Is neft^ai- so fr aught with Instruction, and at the same time so emmoiiog to bereaved friends, as toleel and to know t gat aha died the death of a Christian, breathing o«t hei spirit in the arms of her Saviour. •fsssstiisgt^ A VKIBND. wAiwm pounds Cotton Iu the Shed. JfljdXHCj Liverpool Salt. 5,000 8AOK * FOB SALE BY ou *'- # _ ft D. SOGERS A BRO- Ancient Land Mark Lodge, No. 231 A A regular communication of this Lodge Vy will ho held at their Hall THIS EVENING, /V\ at TX o’clock. Members of other Lodges amt transirait Brother* in good Branding are fraternally Invited to attend. By order JA8. M. PRENTISS, oc2S Secretary. live Oat Lodge, No. 3, 1.0. Ot F. The members of this Lodge are here by summoned to meet at their Lodge Room THIS AFTERNOON at 3 o’clock, 'or tbe purpose of attending the fanerai of their late Brother Louis Greenwald. Membera of other Lodges in the city, anal Visiting Brethren, are respectlnlly invited to attend. By ords r of the N. G. X23 H. BOOABDU8, R. 8. Notice to Consignees. Consignees per bark CORDELIA, from New York, are hereby notified that she Is THIS DAY dwchsrgiag at Willis’ Upper Wharf; and that all goods lelt on wharf at snaaet will be stored at expense and risk Of owners. ortK-lt HUNTSB A GAMMBLL ELECTION NOTICE. Crr* of Savannah, Office Cunm of Council, 1 Savannah, October 23,1866. j AN Election will be held at tbe next regular meet ing or Connell, on WEDNESDAY, October Site, lSfiS, for Weigher of Hay, rendered vdcaat by the death of John J. Mhos. Applicants mat etete in their ap- plicationake names of their eecorttlteftwo required taoesch bond), end band in their application* tome on or before 10 o’clock a. ne., on that day. JAMES STEWART, oc3S—tde Clerk of Connell. 666.1” ASSIGNEES' NOTICE. Ornoc or ASaianss or van Bank or Tn NtaTK or Gaoaaia, Savannas*. Anguat 14,1866. Billholders are hereby notified that the priority of ttalr culms will be tori, unless presented within six mo tha lrom Ike time of assignment of the smote of the Bank. ' A. PORTER, W. GUMMING, , anlt-dlwAthenwtf Assignee*. . WT Macon Ti-iegrmph and August* Constitution atlvt will p ease publish dally for three weeks. Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned, having been appointed Aarigaee of Die Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank, Is prepared to enter upon his duty. All btlliiatdera. and other persons having claims against aaM B^nk, are re quested to present the same for liquidation. And all parties Indebted to the Bank an requested to make immediate payment BtHhoMen will lose their priority If the bills are not presented within six months. HIRAM ROBERTS, au3i-tr . Assignees’ Notice. Bams or Savannah, » ' Savannah, Georgia, dal|S, Ifilljf Ike undersigned having been appointed Assignees sd' thi* Bank for the purpose of string and liqut- un-holders or this Bank are requited**PRaratthe same within six months from thto data, or they wUl bee the pr iority granted by statute, uc ddbted will make Immediate payment to OHO. W. DAVIS, if the bills are not presented within six months from this date. i , tanpuuM jacuaaBsoN. ~TX It. UAlTDKY. lySf-tf [ Assignees. HILL'S HAIR DYE. 90 cent*.—Black or Brown, Instantaneous, l>est, cheapest, durable, re liable. Depot, No. 66 John street. New York. Sold by all drug and patec* medicine store* every - iter*, mb-ly ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR ARE 1 FALL GOODS, rbteh hate CWfi’HBtlUI It HU I use in> m . . e . SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY, PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, and FANCY GOODS, Is oonrelete In every respect, and cannot be surpassed In quality and price. ( , BLANK books wa have made a “speciality.’’ Our stock comprises everything mtdeor the best material, and bound in aneat and substantial manaer. LITHOGRAPHED CHECK BOOKS on the different Banks of this city, printed In colors. CENTRAL R- R. and ALBANY & G 'R. R. SHIPPING RECEIPT BOOKS; the best that have yet eome to Savannah. MONEY RECEIPT BOOKS. STEINWA.Y A SON’S PIANOS. We received white In New York, per steamer Teu tonia, from Hamburg, onr first direct importation of Musical Instruments and strings, aad can now com pete with New York importers. The , SHEET MUSIC DEPARTMENT is In Charge of Mr. B. A. BONNER, Of North Cardi ns, who will be happy to watt upon ladies and gen tlemen. Oar friend “MED” is still at his post, always happy to k, e hts host of friends, and ask* them to call early and often. ec23—3t JOHN 0. SCHREINER k'.80N8. Safes For Sale. ’i ’h .*joMdJrj?Pl : ' |NE LARGE Double-door Herring’s Patent Pire- proof Sale, in thorough order, andolle medium alee etnsle-door comtdnailen lock, Detrett Sate Co.’s patent. In thorough order. These Seres will be sold at a bargain. Apply to • 0c28—It BRYANT, HARTRIDQE k CO. oi SUNDRIES. T DRW1P8, ONIOX8, Beets, Potatoes, Carrots and Apples, • • - now landing limn steamer Wa.; Tibbetts. a*d for “ic2j-.’t L. J. GUILM.tRTIN hr CO. SIGHT EXCHANGE ON NEW iron, Foreale by oc23—2t U J. GUILMARTIN & CO. WANTED, 1 A AAA DRY HIDES, for which more than IviUUv market price will be paid_casn M. Y. HENDERSON, Footbf Barnard street. CORN. 5 AAA BUSHELS Prime Mixed Cora^ih etori «UUU and for f-alu by - . oc23-3t ROBERT HABBRSHAMtel WANTED- p O U N D S Unpinned Cotton wanted, for which the highest 200,000 price will be paid. WUl at«oGin Cotton on Toll at low rates. Cotton Gins and Cotton Seed ter sale. Apply to G. N. OSGOOD & CO., Howland's Old Stand, oc23—lm Exchange Wharf. HIDES, WOOL, BEESWAX, AND DEER-SKINS. I AM PAYING higher cate prices for Hides, Wool, fceswax and Deer Skins tte. ^ ^ 3t Foot of Barnard strert.jj gunnt cedth: $5,000 Per Year made Easy. Agents wanted, both male and female, to sell one of the most wonderful and most saleable articles of thh age. Business entirely new; cen be done at home or traveling. No Gift Enterprise or humbug. W. H. CIIIDESTER, octS-6t* 216 Bnxdway, MeW York. HJTIIK BEST TONIC.—Caswell, Mack A Oo.’s FERRO-PHOSPHORATED KLIX1R OK CAL18AYA Is a combination of the three best tonics, IRON, PHOSPHORUS, CAL1SAYA. The Iron gives the blood a rich vermillion color where It becomes thin and watery; the Pbospoorns 4applies nervous power in ca-<e3 oi mental depres sion, while the Calisuya gives tone and vigor to all the organs of the lmd v. Sole manufacturer*, CASWELL, MACK A CO., un der Fifth Avenue l!»tel. New York, and Newport, & I. For sale at UPPMAN’S jyS tf Drug and Ciiemlca; Warehons. INSURANCE I INSURANCE II SAVANNAH, GA., AUGUST 30,1S6S. THE undersigr.ed would respectfully inform their friends apd the public that they are prepared to effect giro tad Marine Risks ju tne following first class companies, at established rates, and solicit a share of patronage: INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, oi New York. NATIONAL BANKING INSURANCE COMPANY, of St. Louis, Mo. • CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.,Of St. Louis, Mo. FEBBY INS. AND TRUST CO., Marion, Ala. . JOHN W. ANDERSON & SONS, aenl-3m Corner of Bryan and Drayton streete. BACON! BACON! s™ AND SHOULDERS, landing from Steamer this day, and for sde by OCU BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN. NEW BOOKS niCEIVED BY €ooper, Olcotts & Farrelly. Doctor Johns, bv author Reveries Bachelor. Lite of Andrew Johnson, by LlUian Foster. Venetian Life, by W. D. Howells Sketches of Rnaeiau Life, by Morley, Mount Calvary,' by M. If. Smith. Who Breaks Pays, by Cousin Stella. Helen Courtney's Promise—a £ovel.- Ohlfid’s Album, by ArebiS Atgyte, OharteeLimb, a Memelrby Barry Cornwall. Frederick the Great, by Mnhlback- ocl* WOOD. \iv K, the undersigned, take this method of ta- T * forming onr friends, and the public generally, that, to facillbd* onr business, we have established^ ,/,'wOOP YARD at the Albany and Gulf Ratlrod, from wtiteb, or run onr old stand, at the Cjnal Bridge, below the Cen tral Railroad, we are prepared to deliver the vary hera quality of niGH LAND OAK WOOD, at eight dollars ($sj per cord, and DRY YELLOW FINE WOOD at etx dollars (Wyper cord, on very abort notice. 4 .asasaasflffiWtesatfJEa Llppman’s Drag Store, corner of Congress and rare aa-ST* Wm.BRAHABPWkoj^ towi O'Bxaxx. j. H. o ««i Edw. CFBynie St SflB. Wnm.sstTT aiid Kn*a !»***■» * tencosM^ Moat, te> **• .. ii, «shererfMteJtete«y y mate—1«1 thia cttvfer np- wards of thirty-two yens. Comer Bryan and Jatoruu YXTX doHettu there ef 1 ■XLSSsssr-s 75 OC23—tf bales JUST RECEIVED, and for sale by RICHARDSON A BARNARD. Rockland Lime. 1 AAA BARRELS FIRST QUALITY, COBB’S IUUU m ike, for sale by , 0o*S-tf RICH * EPSON A BARNARD. WANTED, S ITUATION—By * respectable WAman, as Lann- drest, Chambtr-maM. ee to dc Housework and Plain Cooking. Apply at Nq. 2 Mdt street, second door from Fahm. oc23—1’* Gardener. A MARBIED MAN, without family, capable of taking entire charge of a gentleman’s property, Is open for an engagement Address ' l. D , ■ can of Mr. Gregory, box 44S Savannah Post-office. oc3l—tt» Partner Wanted. T RB UNDERSIGNED la desirous of associating with himeell a CO-'PARTNKlt, tn the cultivation of Rite on one of the best plantations on-tne Savan- nan River." Wouid also aeU a half Interest Irva new Saw Mill to a party capable ef taking charge of the bnaraaM. The Mill ta eleven mile* from tbe city. In the midst of Timber of the beet quality, and with water facilities for rending Lumber to market. Address the undersigned through the Savannah Fosr-oIBcc. octt—eodSt GEO. P. HARRISON. WANTED, T 1 B M I T H « , by - NEUFVILLE, BUTLER A CO., 146 Broughton street For Sate, t^AGONS AND CARTS, by Toe*S E. F. METCALFE A CO. Residepce for Sale. 4 LARGE Brick Residence, of thirteen! rooms, centrally located. ■ further particular*, eppty to oets-lw BELL. WYLLY k CHRISTIAN. 1 DMINISTRATOR'S SALE Will be sold, on’the A first Tuesday In December next, at the Court House, in tbe city of Savannah, ana Bond of the Sa vannah, Albany and Golf Railroad Company tor Stoo, and three share* of Charleston Gee Light Company -3 ^tecbAhe property of the Estetonf glltlbelh Robert*. •old by order of the Court of Ordinary of Chatham county, for the benefit of the heirs and creditor* of WILLIAM H. WTLTBEBGER, anrateimaater Ratal* ef R. Roberta. oc2J-td FOE; 4YNE MAOARTHY GIN* secondhand. Will bo sold cheap. CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., teggs f-er. bW aadAbrararn street . FOlt SAI-Ef A SRRVICBABLR DRAW BfWfiB. Apply fit A jv i. McGDILYy Scream House ririi viv _ t,- -”i • 5rat t dgiri l eldl loaxilol bus ■ -tjjf: co.. Oor. Bey and Aberearn streets. No Extra Charge or Increased Rate of Premium for Southe Risks. All Policies Issued at Standard Rates by THE ST. LOUIS Endowment of •1,000, payable 1# !? 4? At Death or 6u. At Death or 65 At De-tli or 70. 16 $17 74 $10 43 $15 12 17 18 30 1# 87 15 49 18' 18 89 17 34 15 90 19 19 53 17 83 16 30 20 20 20 18 38 16 75 21 20 90 18 94 17 23 «2 31 67 19 54 17 71 23 22 4S 20 19 18 24 S4 23 35 *0 87 16 79 25 24 28 21 60 19 39 25 31 22 33 20 02 27 an ss 23 22 20 69 28 27 56 24 1«» 21 39 N 23 81 25 05 22 14 30 30 IS 26 07 22 9- 31 31 64 27 15 24 80 32 33 23 23 33! 24 72 33 34 96 2SC59 25 6c 34 an sc 30 03 26 73 35 38 9o 32 4u 27 84 36 41 16 33 98 29 04 37 43 62 35 68 SO 31 38 40 38 37 54 31 t>9 39 49 40 39 58 33 19 46 62 74 41 80 34 80 41 56 49 44 24 36 55 42 60 70 46 *2 58 44 43 65 44 4V 86 4“ 61 44 70 80 53 10 42 75 56 70 45 19 47 83. 47 50 73 48 53 86 49 57 30 50 61 06i IlITtliL LIFE WRMOB CO., OF ST. LOUIS, MO. D. A. JANUARY, Tree latent. JAMBS H. LUCAS, Vtee-Prealdent. WJS. T. SBLBY. Saentery. Hon. KL1ZUR WRIGHT, Consulting Artnary. Assets July 1> 1866, gl ,046,8«3.0 0 POLICIES ISSUED FROM fl,00o TO $10,000 ON A SINGLE LIFE. tablf, • foltoWa, y * bl * t At Death or 60. Death or Gi. Drill, ~ t31 55’ 5 35 -- 3t j- fbi St,;; J w :i 33 4- ; 36 7. 34 24: ; 37 76j 3i cs; ; 38 6#l 35 j,! - 38 91 j 3,p J tl 13 37 J 43 fr| 39 9jl * 40« I ANNUAL DIVIDENDS PAID IN CASH OR BY BONUS ADDITIONS TO POLICIES. DIVIDEND OF JANUARY 1, 1866, Forty Per Cent. $33 33 34 70 35 66 36 66 37 71) 33 73 39 94 4 16 42 44 43 78 45 2. 46 74 48 341 13 jjjj « 44 ^ 41 a>i 51 841 46 SSI 42 31, f 3 7(1 47 sol 4! Oj 72 49 561 44 gj 57 84 IU„ 4« 4 , 8»> -'til 52 9;! 47 g!| 62 461 54S.j49 3SI 06 56 siJ 51 ei *’ 8S 53 »LjQ 70 511 61 lJ M if 73 551 63 5’, 53 41. 76 76 (ij 99, 55 fc ' 80 24 68 61 60 5) 83 911 71 47 «( m 87 55 *4 f- 65 3-. 05 77 73 6'. K ; 96 60 81 19, ;o w' 84 SO 73 51 I 63 551 76 55 92 75; 79 75. 97 091 S3 10, I I SO 61 The Entire Sarplns is E^iiUhly Divided Aaeig the kmtti SO per cent. Credit Gives* Wlien Desired! No special permit required for foreign residence or travel by sea in first-class steam sailing vessels. Policies issued under Table 2 are non-forfeiting after three, and under Tabic 3 afterti or more annual payments have been made, thereby securing, in case of the discoaiinu,; of payments, such proportion of the whole ainonnt as tbe number of actual payments to the whole number that were to be made, with profits. Endowment and Life Policies issued requiring only one, five, or ten annual premie or an annudl pieminm during the continuance of tbe Policy. Some one must take the risk of your life—is it not better yon should transfer it te Company, than to ask your Family to take tbe ri9k ? In times of commercial or national embarrassment, when other resources become: ited, or entirely fail, a POLICY OF LIFE INSURANCE, in a wcH-establisbed, respoi Company, is the only Family safeguard, which will neither depreciate nor disappoint Efficient agents wanted lor all the important towns and cities of the Stue. Foi ther particulars and rates of premium not given above »ee circulars of the Company,!; O. B. LAMAK, Jr.,) . offlce of H. T. MINOlt, Aoe - vi ' , S2 Bay Street, (Up Stairs,) Savauuah, 0. Dr. JURIAH HARRISS, Examining Physician tor Savannah and vicinity. fO. W.jBURKE,t Ag ent9, Macon, Oft. CHAS. WHITEHEAD, Agent, Atlanta, Qa. New Advertisements. Sundries. rac CASES Fiesh Canned Tomatoe.. ;w C.O cans. 26 cases sssorted Jellies, qnar-.e amt pints. SO boxes Su wart’a assorteil I'anill- ■<. For sale hv BILTON it RtSI Eii. | oc22 St ' 193 Bay 6 GENTLEMEN AND BOYS' . WEAR. We have leceived an additional Stock ot BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS, BROWN FRENCH CLOTHS, BLUE FRENCH CLOTHS, ^ BLACK. BROWN and BLUE SILK MIXED j 3Q CLOTHS, 1 * ^ - - FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS, for Bu siness Suits. JJLAegjrad FANCY VELVET VESTINGS, Wanted to Rent or FOR CASH, A GOOD DWELLING, medium size, pl-Ji situated, good yard room and modem ua: XB-uts. Address, stating location an 1 terms. P flea box 146. JOS. A* B0BET oc22-3t No. 14 Stoddard i Sundries. black BLACK FRENCH DOESKIN CASSIMERS, FANCY FRENCH CASSIMERS, Ac. We are now prepared to make up Gents’, Youths’ and Boys’ Suits, In the latest style, at New York prices, or less. We have none but the best Cnttexs engaged, and the best workmen. OCM-6t LATHROP *5 CO. Florida Sentinel, PUBLISHED AT TILLAHASSEffi FLORIDA, TRr-WKXSIT, ST J. BERRIES OUVEB. rpme aobecriptiou price is lower than that of any J. other paper in the State, via: Per annum $8 Oft Six months -. 4 00 Three months 8 00 The paper will be faratshed Twice a week for one year $3 00 Once a week (or one year.......... 3 ou We have able correspondent* at Washington, At lanta. and other points, who give us Meekly the latest and moat reliable news. Regardless of labor and exp-nee, we intend to continue the improve ments already made on the SKNT1NKL, until it be come* what It is making rapid progress towards, THE LEADING PAPBB IN FLORIDA. The prominent feature or the SENTINEL will be “its devotion to the rights, interests sad leeling " Florida aud her stricken sister States; ws would them up from the valley of bumfllaiion, exhort them to a forgetfu ness of the past (except ita glories), and nerve their arms for the arduous struggles of tbe fri- Mr. John A. Grubb is our General Traveling Agent, and Is authorized to receive subserlptloDsaeo Solicit advertising, collect money, end receipt for the same. J. keRKIKN OUVEB, *ep?4—dtf Proprietor. MAGAZINES ITor 1ST ovember. GODEY’S LADY’S BOOK, Tor govnahsr, PWESSON'S, for November. HARPER'S MONTHLY, for November BALLOU’S MONTHLY, for November. CRESCENT MONTHLY, for November. land WE LOVE, for October. LESLIE S BOYS’ 'AND GIRLS’ WEEKLY. ALSO, e Oar usual supply of Comic Illustrated Monthlies and Almanacs. pe20 B8T1LL A BROTHER THE EYE, EAR, AID. THROAT. TYR. WRIGHT, of Toronb mJ clan and Surgeon, Ocn Canada Weet, rijfi- st and Aurtst, ran be consulted on Deathe*^ Discharges front tire Mar. noisevln the Head, Catarrh, Disease* of the Throet "MSra of tbe EYE, requiring etthefr Medical *®§s«s?; a as:»««""“ •*»« ■^sasrsafsrsv^-— IS-tf FLOUR I FLOUR\ r. pauuciA FLOUR Jnst arrived per Vapor find for eat e by BBIGHAM, HMAT A Ca Notice. .-io fjmm FWl n.Vt§lB?rQoq4a hurinecffi SfiHteS jl-tf HJENKY LATHBOT * 00, SO barrels different brands Finer 10,000 pounds Beard’s Patent Iron Ties. Salt, Bacon, Rope, Ac., Ac. For sale by - OC22-1W A. WIIC0X lj COTTON OIK! B“ T McCarthy Gins, Livingston's mii-i kept for sale by • BOUSE A BRIL' 0C2S.Ua 194 B JS Book-keepim W anted by a fh- st-class boost; employment ae such for a few honrsa-^t lag. No matter hew complicated or intricar-X may be, will arrange them. Understands 1* Pn-n.h french and German Cnrrencirt. Iteference—Present pud pert employed D„ this office. White Kid B y late arrivals, 'call at - N*. 163 Cmerefi SBWI. EINSlfilS, ECKBiJ < oc20-lt Bagging, CA Beta AMERICAN MANUFACTCBE. fllr SO Bate* SEA ISLAND BAGffl.Vr Just received and foreale by A. TOCOS s J Board at $8 Per Weet A FEW GENTLEMEN oan obtain BOtE-’J private fiuallyst Eight Dollara V* ply at thi* office. Wanted, 1A AAA P° CNI)S BLACK SEE 1U,UUUtdn. chaslc0LBT4 c ec27-tf Corner Bay and Ahercom- Paper--T wins- 2,000pounda Cotton and taper Ten* OeSSSt Boarding* RS. BLARBEE has removed her . the corner of Monfgdmeiy and ^pj j etroete te the comer or Jefferson tort’s old stand. Oentieme, can with Private and Transient Board CITRON- BOXES NEW LEGHORN CITRON » l, | 50 lag and for sale by HILTON * RfN -”'l J9SIW* To Rent, v9.aas!JSgi2S?E& miStSdSSrt. Storms, enquire KAW-’l at i-l WHItB CORN AND ! L anding from Bark eaoi* »« whlte '*' ode tew to etow eonaignoent. *,600 bushels Seed 0 *"- WOO buahelaWhBe W^j oe» - M. H. wagD**- FERTILIZE! A. latoter » RAW BON® sms-roospflATi 01 -* 1 ®. PURE GROUND Oansral Agent* for tt * Msssra.Latoc". B 0tf\ sepS-tf