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The Daily News and Herald. 3Y S. W. MASON. SA.HUKL W. MASON.. Kdllor \V, T. THOMPSON Associate Editor. Official Paper of the City. ARfiEST CIRCULATIOMII THE CITY AM IIIITY FRIDAY'. OCTOBER 30. 1066. The Catholic Council closed its session in Baltimore on Sunday .last. President John son was present. The proceedings and de crees are now to be sent to Borne, for super vision by the Pope. It is rumored that the Council recommended the appointment of twenty additional bishops and one arch bishop fof each six dioceses. Tne Indian War.—Geu. Sherman is re ported to be hurry ing troops further West to prevent what the Colorado News predicts •will be “a long and serious war.” Several posts in the territory have been captured and robbed of stock. The Charleston Courier learns that all the arrangements have been made, <ou the re in \il of the quarantine of Savannah, for the est blisbment of a daily line of steamers to ri:u between the above two ports. The Alabama Legislature will convene at Montgomery on Monday, the lltb of Novem ber. It will elect a United States Senator, to rucceed Gen. Houston, and will probably act on the constitutional amendment. By Telegraph. FROM EUROPE. BY ATLANTIC CABLE, THE MARKETS. Lrvfifipooij,' 0:t. 21—Evening.— It has jiwt been decided at Manchester to work the mills only on short time. The Glasgow steamship Britannia, trom New York city, has arrived. Sales of cotton to-day 7,000 bales, closing dull; mid dling upland, 15d. IaOndou, _ Ost. 24—Evening.—Consols, 89)£; Fives, 68 J£. Berlin, Oct. 25.—The Treaty between Prussia and Saxony has been fully ratified. Pursuant to its provi sions, Saxony is to pay 10,000,000 florins. The army of Saxony has already been dissolved. The Baden House of Deputies %ias rejected 1 the pro posed alliance with Prussia. * , Pams, Oct. 25.—Rumors are current that a change in the French Cabinet is imminent, in consequence of a threatened rupture* caused, by the Emperor in sisting on negotiations of large loans. It is now said that the French troops will leave Rome in December. . Vienna, Oct. 25.—Field Marshal Benedek* of the Austrian army, li^s been placed on the retind .list. Liverpool, Oqt. 25 -Noon.—The market for cotton is quiet And steady, with an estimated dap'a sales ot 13,000 jpies; middling uplands, 15d. Oct. 25—Noon.—The money market is sligkl^^iier; Consols, 89#; five-twenties, 68#. TE1 (IFIC HURRICANE. AT TURK’S ISLAND. Eight IIumlred Houses Destroyed. Halifax, Oct. 25.—The steamer Victor makes the following report: Turk’s Island, on the :J0tli of September, wasvisitsd by a terrific hurricane, destroying over eight hundred houses anil their contents. Over threo thousand por- sous arc rendered houseless and penniless, and are almost naked. One hundred and twenty thousand bushels of salt was swept away. Six foreign and twelve island crafts were lost, with twenty of their crews. The Baltimore Imbroglio. Washington, Octobor 25.—In the difficulty between the State authorities and the Police Commissioners there are no new developments. Tho Police Commis sioners, by their counsel, still decline to participate in an examination of witnesses to-morrow. Washington, October 25.—It is thought that the dauger of a serious difficulty in Baltimore on account of tbo Police Commissioners is nearly over. Such airangemenis will be made as will secure the preser vation of the peace in any event The President con siders that a requisition from the Governor of any State, no matter what form the difficulty may assume, must be responded to. Rvdu tion of Tariff on Atlantic Cable. New York, Oct 25.—Cyrus W. Field writes to D. •H. Craig, announcing that after November 1st the tariff on all messages through the Cable will be re duced fllty per cent. Railroad Convention. New York, Oct. 25.—A Convention of Railroad Presidents and officers is in session here, tho object of which is to effect an improvement in railroad con struction, maintenance aud management. No sub ject involving political discussion is entertained. New York Market. New York, Oct, 25.—Gold, 147; Tens, 100; floua quiyt, sales of 700 barrels, at $12 60@$17; wheat quiet; corn, lc. lower; pork unsettled, sales of 4,800 barrels, at $32. Cotton dull, sales of 1,800 bales, at rj8(a»40c.; spirits turpentine, 82 #c.; rosin, $5 25<3> S13 50, » New Orleans Market. New Orleans, Oct. 25.—Cotton easier; sales 2,500 bales low middlings at 36@37c. Flour—superfine $13 <$$13 25; extra $13 50($$1C. Corn higher at $1@ $1 15. Gold 158#. Mobile Marked. Mobile, Oct. 25.—Sales of cotton to-day, 1.300 bales; middling upland,' 35(&36c.; demand general; market firm at quotations. A Svdde»change in habits—a cessation of an ac tive life, and leading one of a sedentary character, Ihs always a tendency to affect the health of man in some manner, among which affection* of the bowel-* are perhaps the most prominent. To all each we would Bav, get a bottle of MARSDPN’S CARMINA TIVE KYRUP. It is pleasant to the taste, and, un like most medicines which do not nauseate, it com pletely cures. Special Notice. Metropolitan steam Fire Engine Co. The member, of the Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine Company are re quested to-attend an adjourned meet ing at their Ball THIS EVENING, 7!~ o’clock. A punc tual and fall attendance is requested, as business of importance will b* transacted. By order of WM. B. GUE, let Vice President. F RirSwiAT, 8ec*y. oc26-H Attention, Washington Fire Company, No. 9. Attend a regular monthly meeting at your Hall THIS EVENING,at 7 o’clock, punctual attendance is requested. By order of GEORGE KURKINS, Foreman, P. C. B*ow»r, Secretary.ocS6 Special Orders. Omci Cmir or Police, > Savannah, October 24tti, I3t6 f FROM and altar tba SSth instant the Police will be ordered to Impound all boraea, cattle, or goats found running at large within tba cMp limits. By order of the Mayor. R. H. ANDERSON, oc25—lw Chief of Police. FUNERAL INVITATION. The friends and arqualtftances of Hr. CHRISTIAN LAMPE and family are respectfully Invited to attend hia funeral, a'.,4 o'clock this afternoon, Horn the resi dence of Mr. George L. Cape, on Orleans Square. * Notice. T HE Firm of BOTHWELL * WHITEHEAD was dissolved on the tath davof September last, by the death of BENJAMIN WHITEHEAD, one of the partners. SAMUEL E. BOTHWELL, Surviving Partner. The business of the late Arm will be c mttnued nn der the Arm name of BOTHWELL A WHITEHEAD, by 3. E. BOTHWELL, orS-lm 8. P. WHITEHEAD. For Sale, Hatton A Blake’s STEAM-PUMP, In cemplete order. sep25 CHARLES L. COLBY A CO., Cor. Bay and Abercom streets. LOST, WEDNESDAY EVENING, weat of Bull "trlat, i route Co Central Railroad Depot, a Lady’s Leather Heticule, with steel trimmings, and tached. . ward will be paid for its recovery by 3t> A WILCOX A CO. ESTATE SALE. UY BELL, WILLY St CHRISTIAN. On the FIRST TUESDAY in November next, at 11 o’olock. in front of the Court House: Tract of Land No. 230, 8th District, Wilkinson coun ty. containing 202 >4 acres, situated near Jacksonville, Ga. Plat can be seen at our office. It ia a valuable Tract, well located and well wooded; told for a division among th. heirs. Terms cash. Purchaser paying for titles. oclO ELECTION NOTICE. Citt or Sat Arman, Office Clebk or Council, ) Savannah, October 23,1366. I AN Election will be held at the next regular meet tng of Council, on WEDNESDAY, October 31st, 1306, for Weigher ol Hay, rendared vacant by the deathiof John J. Thetis. Applicants must state in their ap plications the names of their securities (two required to each bond), and hand In their applications touts on or before 10 o’clock a. m., on that day. JAMES STEWAKT, oc23—trie Clerk of Council. Notice. Cm Treasurer's Office. , i Savannah, October 23, 166b. | TAX PAYERS are hereby notiBod that the time re quired for the payment of quarterly returns has ex pired. and they are earnestly requested to call and pay their dues, and thua avoid additional expense and the issuing of executions. JOHN WILLIAMSON, oc34 " City Treasurer. Excursion Tickets to Florida. Office General Superintendent Atlantic &) Gulf Rail Road, 8avanhah, Oct. 20,1866. ( 't i jRaUib.b auT ——_ua.o.-j_5 ayA: - .;■. - , »M, Until the let of November, Excursion Tickets will lie iasned, to go and return for one fare, between any Station on the Atlantic and Gulf Rail Hoad and any station on tha Pensacola and Georgia Rail Road, and wiB be good for one week from date of issue. H. 8. HAINES, oc22-eod-3t General Superintendent. OrriCI SENOIL SUI'KniNTENPXFT Atlantic i Gulf Ratl Road, Savannah, Oct. loth, 1366. FW7HE Florida Bran oh Rail Road will be opened tri I tbe Public on Monday next, the 22nd inst. Arrangements have been made insuring direct and speedy communication by this route between Savannah and all stations on the Pensacola and Georgia Rail ltoad, Florida .Central Rail Road, .and Florida Kail Road. Through tickets will be sold between ihe following plaoea, viz.: Savannah and Quincy, Tallahassee, MonticelSo, Ma dison, Lake City, anUacksonville. Thomasville an^^Hhcy, Tallahassee, Monticcllo. and Madison. Madison and Qfltman and Valdosta. Freights be preen Savannah and all points on Pen- V_ - ~ TV-li J VtnaljJa tr-l! Pall fiacol* & Georgia Railroad and Florida Central Rail ltoad will be shipped on throngh rates and without breaking bulk. H. S. HAINES, oetltt-tf General Superintendent, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ) Savannas, Oct. 15,1660.1 O N and after MONDAY next, the 22d instant, tho Schedules of the Paeeenger Trains on this Hoad will be aa follows, daily, (Sunday’s excerted): LEAVE. A TIBIA n. 7.00 A. M. Savannah 6.10 P. *M. 6.00 A.M. Thomaaville 7.10 P. M. 745 A. M. Live Oak 5.45 P. M. 2.00 A. M. Tallahaeeee 11.00 P. M. 1.00 A. M. Jacksonville 12.00 Night. H. S. HAINES. ocl6—tf General Superintendent. Edw. O’Btbne. J. H. O’Btbxe Edw. O’Byrne A Son. Wholesale and Retail Dealebe in Gbooebxsi, ^ Liquors, ke., 4c. W E ffi» of 016 pMwmaga of out friends Of this firm having vmrds^of thirty-two — ood-lv STORE TO LET, ^3^iSSSSJiS£!• —i5.« Notice. The Mechanics’ Saving aud Loan Association of Sa vannah, having made to the undersigned an assign ment of all of Its property and effects, far the benefit of its creditors, all persons having claims against the corporation are requested to present them to the nn- lereigncd, and nil persons Indebted to said corpora tion will make payment to C. W. W. BRCEN. Assignee of Mechanics*Saving and 8CDl-3m Loan Association of Savannah. Assignee’s Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignee of tha Bank of Commerce of Savannah, Georgia, is prepared to enter npon Ills duties. All bill holders and other petons having claims against the said Bank, are requested to present the same for liquida tion, and all parties Indebted to the Batik arc re quested to make immediate payment. Bill holders will lose their priority if the bills arc not presented within six months from t bis date. JOHN C. FERRILL, an2-3m Assignee. HILL'S HAIR DYE, 50 cents,—Black or Brown, instantaneous. best, cheapest, durable, re liable. Depot, No. 66 John street. New York. Sold by all drug and patent medicine stores everywhere. m9-ly Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned, having been appointed Assignee of the Merchants* and Planters' Bank, is prepared to enter npon his duty. All blllholders, aud other persons having claims against said Bank, are re quested to present the same for liquidation. Aud all parties indebted to the Bank are requested to make Immediate payment. Blllholders will lose their priority If the bills are not presented within six months. HIRAM ROBERTS, an31-tr Assignee. Assignees’ Notice. Bank or SavannAd, ) Savannah, Georgia, July 0, 1666./ The undersigned taring been appointed Assignees of this Bank fat the purpose of adjusting and liqni- dating 1W affairs, therefore all persona having claims against this corporation will present them, and at bill-holders of this Bank are required to present the same within six months fr ,m this date, or they will lose the priority granted by statute, and those in debted will make Immediate rayment to H. BRIGHAM, GKO. W. DAVIS. sepa-tf Assignees.^ Assignees’ Notice. The undersigned having been appointed assignees of the Barmen* —a Mechanics’ Bank of Savannah, Georgia, hereby notify Mil-holders and other claim ants against tbe said Bank to present the same for li quidation, and all persons Indebted to the Banksre required to make immediate payment. Bill-holders will lose their priority if the bills are not presented within six months from this date. JOHN RICHARDSON, J. B. QAUDKY. Jy2T-tf Assignees. INSURANCE I • INSURANCE 11 SAVANNAH, GA.. AUGUST 30,1360. TH* undersigned would respectfully inform their Mends end the public that they are prepared to effect Fin and Marine Risks in the following first class wmrfn i«a, at established rate*, and solicit a share of patroaagei a INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Oi New York. NATIONAL BANKING INSURANCE COMPANY, Of St. f/mla, Mo. CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO.,Of 8L Louis, MO. FERRY lira. AEDTHPOT Cft.Marloat. Ala. mfel-Sm CornereMIr^S and DreytenSresta. , New Advertisements. J tafcr FRESH SUPPLIES. 200 BABREL8 F 1 ° D R • 20 hogsheads BACON, 25 half barrels BEEF and PORK, 40 tubs, kegs and firkins BUTTER, 100 packages MACKEREL, 50 barrels MOLASSES, 10 tierces CHOICE HAMS, 35 bags Laguayra and Rio COFFEE, 75 barrels Refined SUGAR, 12 hogsheads Raw SUGAR, 50 bags Rangoon RICE, " 25 barrels WHISKEY, SOAP, STARCH, CANDLES, PEPPER, SPICES, , BROOMS, BUCKETS, &c F-r rale by F Champion & Freeman. CORNER BAY ’AND BRATTON STREETS. oc26—3t * LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in Savannah Poat Office Oot Pnnom caQinf for theae letter* will vartlaed, ’ ’ and brine with them the w Co-Partnership Notice. T tlU nndersigoed hare THIS DAY formed a Co partnership, luder the style of WILSON & BUTCH, for the transaction of a General Wholesale and Re al. Uro ery Business, at the corner of Congress, Jefferson und St. Julian streets. Savannah. Georgia. GEORGE G WILSON. oc26—It* JOHN G. BLITCH. 1 have THIS DAY removed and associated in busi ness with Mr. GEO. G. WILSON. „ Savannah. Oct. 26th. JOHN G. BUTCh. FOR RENT. A TENEMENT of DeRenne’s Buildings, between Drayt.n end Abercorn streets, north side of Bav street. _oc*6—Sr ROBERT HABERSHAM A> EONS. FOR' rent. M A TENEMENT of Hodgton’s Buildings, ' between Whitaker and Barnard streets, north side of Bay street. CC26—St ROBERT HABERSHAM A SONS. For Sale. T HE Clipper Schooner WELCOME RETURN, >1 tons, copper fastened, and two years old. She will b« sold cheap, if applied for Immediately. Q. H. ARLEDGE. oc26—3t 72 Bay street. For Sale. S EVERAL LOTS, between Huntingdon and Hall, and Halt and Gwlnoeit streets. Being without the tire limits, timber buildings may bo erected upon them. 0(26—3t ROBERT HABERSHAM. LADIES’ HATS. A rt CASES of Ladies’ and Misses' HATS just re- tU ceived per steamer Alabama, and opening to day. For sale at wholesale and ret.il, by <>026—31 ■ „ S. M. COLDING. Strayed^or Stolen, F ROM the house of the Eubscribor yesterday, one large tame Fox Squirrel. A liberal reward will be paid on delivery at my residence or at tbit offlec. GEORGE H. JOHNSTONE, oc26 Liberty street. Undelivered Telegrams R EMAIN ING in the Telegraph Office ' " oo26 FRANCIS'V. REED, ADG. C. W£B& C 1ITY COURT OF SAVANNAH, JULY TERM, j 1866.—Whereas, Lewis S. Bennett, Alvin W. Miller, McPherson B. MiUen, Aaron Wilbur and Edward Hough, Grand Jurors, summoned to attend and be sworn as such Jurors for the July term, 1866, of the City Court of Savannah, and made default, it is or dered that they be fined each forty dollars unless they file ”uod and sufficient cause of excuse, on or before the first day of the next term of this Court. • Whereas, Timothy Kielly, W. Grosclaud, James K. BeilJy, James Monahan, Jr., James Ray, William Ru therford, E. Robinson and B. Mallou, Petit Jurors, summoned to attend and be sworn as such Jurors for the July term, 1866, and made default, it is ordered that they be fined twenty dollars each, unless they file good and sufficient cause of excuse on or before the first day of tho next term of this Court; and whereas, Michael Goodwin, Michael Bryan, William Cullen, Thomas Pepper and Michael Norris, Talesmen, sum moned to attend and be sworn as Petit Jurors, made default, it is ordered that they be fined in the sum of twenty dollars each, unless they file good and suffi cient cause of excuse on or before the first day of the next term of this Court True extract of the minutes of the lOthtof July, 1866. Oci2tf-tNov5 PHILIP M. RUSSELL, Clerk. TO- COTTO PLANTERS. H AVING been appointed Agents for the State of Georgia by the patentee of BEARD’S PATENT LOCK-TIE, wc, with confidence, offer it to Planters aa the beat, cheapest, simplest, and most desirable TIE now In use. It returns doable its cost, and Is folly fifty per cent, cheaper than Rope, Our several Agents will be snpplled in n few days, andean respond to orders. For farther particulars, address or apply to E. M. BRUCE A CO., Augusta, Georgia, or to B. F. METCALFE* CO., oc25—lm Savannah, Georgia. tc CEOQUET,’ TOR.BALE BY Cooper, Olcotts & Family. T HE new and fashionable game of CROQUET. with rules and resnlatlone. This “Queen of Sports,” which has gained such immense popularity lu Enrope on account of tbe pleasant unt-door exer cise it. affords both ladies and gentlemen, can be easily lexrned by the simplified tules which accom- pany each set.oc26 SILK DRESS HATS. FURTHER SUPPLY jnst opened at oc25—3t GOLDING’S. FOR RENT, M ONE WHARF STORE, and one atom Room and Office np stairs in Jones' npper building, 192 Bay street. OC25—lw G. LAURANT. $10 REWARD. L OST OR stolen, a Pocket-Book, containing bank bills te the amount ol $206. The subacri- brr will pay the above reward lor the recovery of tbe same. OC25 P. NAUGHTON. Corn. Corn! 2 000 £?T“ Prim8 TeUow C0BN tor , oc25—Jt " le bJ BRIGHAM HOLST * CO. FOR SALE. P RINTING PAPER. 24x36 and 26x41. OHAS. L. COLBY A CO.. »ep2B Cor Bay aud Abercom streets. Boarding. \f RS. ELARBEE has removed her fensinees from ivl the corner of Montgomery and Booth Broad streets to the comer of Jefferaon street and Bay lane, Burt’s old stand. Gentleme > can be accommodated with Private and Transient Board on moderate terms. octo-sm Eastern Hay. 300 bales Prime ’ for ® ale by BRADLEY, HILL k CO.. Sep21-tf No. 12 Stoddard’s Lower Range, Mr. F. Lessing iyouu> respectfully inform his patrons and friends thatjie la now prepared to gtve Finishing Len tha FUao. and InstrflbUoh in Thattafgh But. otlS—lm New Advertisements. aw*i a. [Tax List ot Lxttebs is Publismo Or NEWS AND HERALD USDS* T8X Daemon on PontMACTD, 1* ACCOSDASCE WITH in* LAW ino rrs publicatiof is the tateb ba’ laxozst CntCUUTIOK.] Ladies’ List. A. Anderson. Mrs K B . B- Brennan, Mrs Jno Butler, Jane Drown, Jane 2 Bently, Harriet 2 Bush, Hannah Brooka, Mra W Bayley, Elisabeth Bowens, Emma Barnard, Mrs B E Beecher, Abb, Barnwell, MrsY Bell, Mm S Barnwell, Sarah C Bings, Nellie Blyth.wood, Maria 2 Brooks, Margaret E Bailey, Martha Bowen, aiargaret Baneals, Margaret Baronm, Ltzzie Brady. Elixa Carter, Caroline Cunningham, Euphemia Campbell, Eloiae Crawford, Elixa d? Daaher, Catherine A Fuck., Mr. Joseph Gately, Mrs Ginn, Mary E Graham, Ann Grant, Isaac Gtvard.JMIfs L Hayhurit, Maria HOC Mr. J R Hofer, Isabella Hunter, Anna C Hernandez, Mr. E Jones, Mn A E 2 Jonee, Ur. P Jackaou, Alias P Kelly, Annie C Knapp, Mary J Leane, Annie Lopez, Angelina Love, DOR Lurge, Elizabeth Leesene, Emma Madeline or Lizzie, Martin, Mra 2 Ma'horn, Arena Merrlmac. Emma Moody, Eliza MoGreery. Ellen Miller, Jeannett McDocnoogb, Mrs J W Night, Mrs Nealy, Eats O’Neil, Mrs A M Patterson, Eliza S C. Cohen, Henrietta Carney, Mary A Creek, Mary D. Donahoe, Mazy '^illitte, Mre L « Ginab. Mina Garey, Mary F Gllphin, Phillis Gwinly, Pollv Getty, Miss S H. Hickson, Laura A Heit. LV Hunter, Lizzie Harris, Martha J. Johnson, Mollis Johusou, Cvelioa Jackaou. Emma K. Kelly, Mary Kerah, Mary Ann L. Law, Jane A Lone, Johanna Law. Mattia Law, Margaret M. Hiugledorf, Mary X Mauldeo. Martha J Monaary, Mary McNulty, Marla McGammon, Mary Monroe, Margaret Maeon, bue Mahon, Serena . N. Noble, Harriet Norris, Martha o. Owens. Mrs E L p. Q. Quartsrman, Charlotte lv Bilsy, Lou Roberts, Kata C Rneeer, Anna Robbins. L A Reilly, Bridget Rodgere, Mary E Robinson. Diana Rawls, Sarah Rennau, Eliza Roberts, M E Redmond, Jane s. Smith. Ellen Strobhar, 'Mtb <s W Sawyer. Biddie Spaulding, Hettie Smith, Fannie 8ime«g Mary Summere. Eliza Scoot, Viney Stewart, Ellen Smith, Vida Smith, Fannie C T. Thompson, Anna Thomas, Franeoia Teynsc, Ellen Tynan, Maggie V. Verdeer, Mrs M W. Whittle, Lizzie Woodruff; Mlaa L C Wood. AthaUna H Woodroe, Leonora Whitmey. Catherine Will.ama, Sarah J Warner, Eliza Winters, Lizzie L Whitfield, Hannah J Warren. Matilda Williams, Mrs J H Williams, MJea Staddte Wright, Mrs .Tames Williams, Winnie Wagers, Lucinda S Y. Tonnge, Jennie 2 Younge, Mra E Gentlemen’s List. A. Arden, D C Alexander, R Anderson, G Aiken, Wm Almo, H Aucrum, Wm Anderson, JH , Alexander, W E Arinfield. M N 2 Allen, W G Agnew, Park 2 Abbott, Wiley B. Bergen, T Bryant, John Boyce, W B’-mee, J Bernard, Col Burteoldtr, 8 G Burdick N Hudgins, 2 Broughton, J Brown A Stone, Brannon, Taaiah Brnmere, M A Browp, Jos Boudrs A Anderson, Butler, Jno 6 Barker. E W Boyd, M E Boggs, F M Bowie, W C Bath, Geo Blake, Nero Brown, Geo S Barns, 8am 1 Braddock, H C Banner, Thomas Blytbewood, H Hackmans, Wm Bleeley, G W e Balden, Wm Bowles, Henry Burr, W E c. Crawford, E Cummings, H J Colman, J M Chary, Juo Cole, C H 2 Condleer, J C Colslnge, M Crain, James Culver, C W Clapp, John CreweUer, C C Chapman, Jno B Campbell, C H Caetellow, James Carter, D H Carry, Emanuel Cogly, Dennis Colboro. Drill ChamtetUn, E Campbell, Wm H Capers, H D Creaser, Wm Crawford, H 2 Cabbage A Davis, Coston, H D. D’Andahazy, A G Daniel], M W Dryer A Isaacs, BeLion, Wm Dickerson A McBride, Darien, Wm * Doyle, J A DoyaL w H Delbug, James E. Edwards,* Estes, CAM' Eire hi, J EUy, Henry ■sms, RF Ellis, Ban Elite, W J \F. Frazier, D Fremsln. JN Fisher, CE Foster, J R Fields, 9 0 Foster, James L Freeman, D Farrell, John Frehet, E G Fiah, WB Fulton, C A Fere, J W Felteman, Geo Ford, M o. G, A F Gordon, J Gums, Wm H Grim ball, L Geary, Andrew Gowen, Thos F Gamble, Abram Graham, W A Grey, Mr Gilmer, J G Gardner, G 2 Griffith, S S H. Buder, Donnef & Ctr Huger, J A Hines, Sam Haas, Jacob Hoyd. Jno Hall, JH Harrison, Wm Howard, J HilL J M W Herndon, J J Hyte, Jno Hahn, Jno Harrington, B A Hamilton, Jno Hunt A Neilans, BurraU, J B Harrison A Nswhall, Haworth, R T Hastings, B F Hardie, Bobt Hlrt, C Haydon, S ' Hitch, 0 Henderson, Wm P Banter, James Hayes, Wm Hone, H F Hamilton, M J. Jones A Whitlock. Junes, S Jekens, F 2 Jackson,G Jackson,E Jenkl ns, M Jones, Ed Jones, J H 2 , Jackson,A Johnson, J Jones Titos Jenkins, Jno B JeUes, W B K. Kiser, Jno -King, W Kidder A Martin. King A Waring, King, Jackson King A Hardee, S Kelly, Jno ’ L. Ltoey, Jno Lark, Jno Ltener, J D Liam and, Joy Lawson, A 8 2 Lampkin, L Lowry, Periin A Ct> Lowry, B J Livingst jd. Fox A Co Leird, TH Leman A Derr, Lynch, Jno Lyon, T H Logan, J . M. Marshall, WH Morrissey, Jno McGreal, A Muffin. J N Mannlre, Ed Maxwell, Jno Myers, A J McAlter, Jno Maruder, Alex Megher. Jno - McKinney A Crenk, Mellette. Jno McMurphy A Co, Mieaacn, Ur Monneriyn, J X Martin, Lewis Slyer A Stem. Myers, L J MeLaws, Gen Mayer, M A Myer, Eaeman A CO,' McCova, M Moore, AM Myer, M B Mathews, EC MuDgaia, M Marshall. KO MoClennan, P Milter, EW Mitchell, 8 MoGUlea, Heary HcEffigott, P MoCroon, H M Moore, JW Meitser. P A B McIntosh, W w MeElroy, J 2 Mitchell, E Morphy, Jno Merehon, taml Mount, Jeaee McDonald, Sol Morvtlte, Wm A Co * Monroe, Jno Murphy, M O MitcbelL-J Moon, Wm 8 McNulty, Jaa May.G Morrison, Jno N. NeviU, Mr Nelson, J K Nichols, Ed Nolan, Jno Newocmba,HB Norman, Wm a 4* OMattaM, ekta Fares, Wm C* PsMereon, W C Plummer, Win Pamding. w B Parker, » m Porter, A D Peck, TheoP Poinsett, Thee Prison, Tboa Perrle, Wm Pngb, EH Page, E Quinn, TF Quartern!an. Titan a. A Raddlff, A J Pardia, Sami Pickett, Sidney sss.’r- Power, Geo Pleasant*, Jaa A Phillip., Gearry Pottar. G W 2 Prtae. BT2\ V Prtadible, Jno Prioe, Wm Roberson. AS Roberson. A Ritchen, Alex Ray, P Rearers. C H Rodman, Denial Robbins, DF Retassr, DC Richardson, BC Robor, E Rogers, E Rice, Geo Roger. G W Scanlon, 8 Soollard, A Spratta, Mr Sikes. A N btoddard, A H Sanchez,B S Swett, Cbas Smith, O H’ Starks, C H Sowille, Clifford Sheridan, Chan Stone, C Senssy, Clement Stokes, David * Seller., E Ban diford, Ed Scbenck, Fred 8teifer, Geo Simpson, G Smith, H W Sterrett, H Stoffbrd, H Thompson, A M Todd. CM Thomas, Cornelia. Tnnno, Cbss Tbiot, Dick Turner, Ed Thornes, E 2 Turner, G Taylor, Henry Urqnshart, Jno B. Bnbqgny^H Roberts. J Ross, John Remington, J C 2 Reilly, O Reives, R Roberta. RW Roach, SG W Ryan, Martin — Roalam. Thn^** Jtbjma, Mack Roach, Tho* Reed. Tboa G Rowbod, W S Race, W F , Rivers, Wm S. • Stow, Jno W Smith, J J Savina, Jno Sullivan, Jaa Smith. Jaa Batumi., Jqo S Scott, Jaa M Smith, J C Story, Jno Sbapperd. Jno J Staphanaon, Jno StaftaLJB SnlUvan, Jaa 2 Sammet, M M 8b so ban, Tim Street, Peter Short, P Ssvig, T Stokes, Wm Bltah, Wm Sutton, WalterR Sowell, W F T. Thompson, H J Taylor, Jno Thompson, J R Tyson, JT Terry, J T 'Thomas, Jno Talnsr, BH Tunis, Tho* G Wholm., M WyUy, King Whitfield, Allen Williams, A D Williams, Abram Webb A Sage, Wees A Races, William., Aaron Win Lon, B Womaley, B Williams, Ben White, C H Wlleon.CS William., Chas Walker. F C Wioetow, Francis Webber, G 2 Williams, G W Williams, Geo Mlsceilmmeows. U S Land Agent A. L. HARRIS, P. Wayne. Henry Woretbonrg, Henry Washington, Jams* Webster, Jos -‘Wells, Jno Walker, Jes 2 Weems, JB Webb, J F 2 Wade, J F Walker, J F Williams, Jew Wadley, M A B Watkins, Martin Walker, H Williams. M E Wendelbam, H Ward, R William., W H M. LUMBER I LUMBER ! A LtRGE ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER FOR bnlldiog and plantation purposes. We have arrivals weekly from oor Mills on the road opposite Lscblieon’s Foundry. Also, Cypress Shingles in any q oS«-^im MjLEOP A BRO. WANTED, M oc24—3t TO BENT A HOUSE, suitable for a large family. Apply to R. W. ADAMS, Central Railroad Bank. FOUND, O N SUNDAY, OeL 21st, in tbe Marshall Honse baggage wagon, a Safe Key, Herring's,.No. 14,- 712 Tbe owner c.n have tbe same by applying at • he Marshall Houae Office and paying for this adver tisement. oc24 Gen. WE R. BOGGS I S MY AUTHORIZED AGENT IN SAVANNAH daring my aasence, OC24-31* HENRY c. Wayne. VALUABLE PLANTATION AND Tim/ber Lands AT AUCTION. BY BELL, WYUY & CHRISTIAN. On TUB8DAY. November 6tb, at 11 o’clock, in front of tbe Court Houae, q£|l be sold. A PLANTATION AND TIMBERED LANDS, containing in all about 500 acres, more or leas, sit uated in Chatham oounty, about 14 miles fr .m tbe city, near tbe ugeeetae and Canal back water. Moat of the above treota are well and heavily timbered, an-1 offer a good inducement to persons engaged iu the Lumber business. Far further particular, enquire at our counting room, where plate aud deeds can be teen. Terms eesh, purchaser paying for all papers. oel8 TRUSTEE’S SALE. BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION. BY BELL, WILLI 6i CHRIS I IAN. On TUESDAY, November 6th, at 11 o'clock, in front of Court House. LotNo. 1, 60 by 105 feet, on Milledge street, next to the corner of Drayton, fee simple. Terms cash, purchasers paying tor all papers. oc!8 TRUSTEES SALE. Building Lot at Auction. BY BELL WILLY dk CHRISTIAN. On TUESDAY. November 6th, nt 11 o’olock. th front of tbe Court House. Lot No. —, situated on the corner of Jefferson and New Houston streets, 106 feet on Jefferson and 60 ftat on Now Houston Fee sim ple- Term, oaab. pnrehaeare paying for all paper.. 1866 Fail Dry Goods. 186(l TO COUNTRY. MERCHANTS. EINSTEIN A ECKMAN, 151 CONGRESS ST., SAVANNAH, Are ready to show the largest stock of Staple anil Fancy Dry Ms tab* found in this city, and which are offered at the LOWEST PRICES. Cali and see tor yonreelves,ocl-tf E. F. Mctcaus. E. M. Bbccz A Co Josn W. O'Connor. d| E. F. METCALFE & GO, Cotton Factors* Comm ission AND Forwarding Merchants, No. 5 Stoddard’s Lower R**(«, Boy 8t., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. * Cash advances on consignments to Norton, Slaugh ter A Co., New York, and John K. GUliatt A Co.,^Liv erpool. ° "Wholesale PAPER WAREHOUSE. P APER for Printers and Bookbinders; for Dry Goods, Hardware and Boot and Shoe Dealers: for Grocers and Druggists. Printers’ supplies ot all kinds. Also, Binders’ Boards, Paper Bags, Envelopes and Twine. All goods sold at New York prices, with tapenaea added. _ ^ - WARREN BROTHERS, octt-tf 210 Bay street Situation Wanted, A S BOOK-KEEPER, bv a yonng m%n Qompetotit to oo any kind of-writiag Id an ordinary imai- n. as lina. "Would be wtlllaw to engage ao »ny reapec- tabie bofdneas until he con.d give effiirnce of tiiu of hit aerricea AulK at THIS OFP1CE. octo—lw A House Wanted. * LIFE mSUEAlc! No Extra Charge or Increased Rate of Premium for Sou ^ Risks, All Policies Issued at Standard Rates fy THE ST. LOUIS . TABLE Si. Annual Premium for nn endowment of •UQO0. paiakb ao follows I af «£ At At At 1 Death Death De»th or | 6o. or 65 or 70. ,*17 7C|$16 43 $15 12 18 30 16 87 15 49 18 69 17 38 15 90 13 53 17 83 16 30 hi 2*» IS 3S 16 76 M 1« 94 17 23 -1 67 19 54 17 71 •it IS 20 IS 19 24 •23 35 ‘JO 87 IS TO *24 26 21 60 19 36 25 31 22 36 20 02 26 36 S3 22 20 63 *7 56 24 lt» 21 39 88 HI 25 05 22 14 30 19 2G o: 22 9*t 31 64 27 16 24 SW S3 23 26 33 24 Vi 34 96 29 58 to 6» 36 86 3» 93 26 78 3» 9* 32 40 27 84 41 10 33 9» 29 04 43 62 35 66 30 31 46 38 37 54 31 09 49 46 39 55 33 19 52 74 41 80 34 So 66 4b 44 24 86 66 6o 70 46 92 38 44 65 44 49 36 4" fci 70 8u 58 50 10 70 49 48 1 47 B3 50 78 53 M 67 30 . 61 06 HtllYIAL LIPfi INSURANCE C8,, Ja," OF ST. LOUIS, MO. D. A. JANUARY, President. JAMES H- LCCAi, Vlco-Preeldent. WE. T. IELBY. Secretory. Hon. K LIZ UK WRIGHT, ConanUIng Actuary. Assets July 1» 1866, ai,o40,a«8.oo. TO POLICIES ISSUED FROM $1,000 *10,000 ON A SINGLE LIFE table j | Annual Pr»ri' WSE?S *3SSi|t31 34 76 : 3, ; *' 33 »!a* •jtu 3*4: S2j2*' Hsass ANNUAL DIVIDENDS PAID IN CASH OR BY BONUS ADDITIONS TO POLICIES. DIVIDEND OF JANUARY 1, 1866, Forty !Per Cent. 43 7b 4o 2: 46 74 48 34 4- 16 51 84 36 70 j» 72 47 64 an 10 JJfc' S4& 3. <f 41 t#37p t’L 3,J 46 3, 4) (j. • M 38 « S i V. “ M HI 32 ;» 7*2 i? M 53 5- • M il 5, 4« J « 01«« «4 R 1 So 1' n w«. ur 5i 1>! »6* W» a a 88 661 78 j; « 76; 79 75 Iff Ot! 83 » l 84 81 The Estire Surplus is Eqiitihlj Did ed Among the Isa ♦ SO per cent. Credit; Given When Desired! No special permit required for foreign residence or travel by sea in first-claw ng sailing vessels. Policies issued under Table 2 are non-forfeiting after three, and under Table 3 afJ or more annual payments have been made, thereby securing, in case of the dUcon'inJ of payments, such proportion of the whole amount aa tbe nnraDer of actual pajmeMi to the whole number that were to be made, with profita. Endowment and Life Policies issued requiring only one, five, or ten annual pretnaj or an annual premium during the continuance of tbe Policy. Some one must take the risk of your life—is it not better you should transferlt j Company, than to ask your Family to take the risk? In times of commercial or national embarrassment, when other, resource* becomtJ ited, or entirely fail, a POLICY OF LIFE INSURANCE, in a well -established, respc^ Company, is the only Family safeguard, which will neither depreciate nor <" Efficient agents wanted for all the important towns and cities of the St a- e. Fo: J ther particulars aud rates of premium not given above aee circulars of tbe CompujJ office of - G. B. LAMAR, Jr..) , | oace 01 H. T. MINOR, Jk.,7 Aoe * I 92 Bay Street, (Up Stair?,) Savanuae.i| Dr. JURIAH HARRISS, Examining Physician for Savannah and vicinity. fO c6bB? RKE ’} A S eQtB * Macon, Ga. CHAS. WHITEHEAD, Agent, Atlanta, Ga. Wanted, . r\ D r ;Y HIDES, for which more than I U.UUU market puce wl 1 lw paid casn. A M. Y. HENDERSON, oc -23 5; Foutot Barnard atrest Co-Partnership Notioe. T HE undersigned have this d.-y rormed .a eo-part netsnlp for tbe transaction of a General Comnils aion. Lumber aud Timber business nuder the style o '.Vinbom Lawton & Co , New York Qity, and Philip, Yo nge A Co., SaVauniib September 1st, 1866. WINBOEN LAWTON. PHILIP YONGE. aepl-M Green Leaf Hemp Hope, AT Manufacturers’ Price*. "^oclS-tf DAVANT &WAPLES. Board, Board. S &VERAL Gentlemen, or Gentlemen and Ladlee, can ob’am Board on r^a«onable terms in one ot 1 he most pleueant and conv**n ent local ties in tht ci»y. Apply to MR*. W. F. PACKER* l South Broa-i street, Sep22-tf Second d»»or wept of Barnard. WANTED- •lAft 71 API p 0 c N n s Ucginned Cs| “UujUvv wanted, for wh;rh Hefc price will be paid. Will al-oGln Cotton nn Toll nt low ratu r. Gins aud Cotton Seed for*ai -. AppU'tn G. X. OSGOOD i CO. KnWland'- 0115 r, I oc23—lm Ex-lni.gHj GUNNY CLOTlI -- BALES JUST RECEIVED.ind *(£28—tf RICHARDSON it RAH5A1 Rockland Lim^ 1 AAA BARRELS FIRST QUALITY IvUU in ko for gale bv _Oo2S—tf RICH ARDSON & Wif .WANTED, rp 1 N OC2<— 1- 8 M I T H S , by KEUFVILLE, BUTLf:S47:| 145 Br-’neatw« NEWSPAPER DEPOT. W Ehave increased oar f duties, and are *?celv lug b.» fvery mail and dea er tbe lateet NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, MAGA ZINES, AND CHEAP LITERATURE Foreign Publication* soppU'td to or«*er. Any 4me> lean work pr #curbd to order at publish er*' prices. ESTILL & BROTHER, (Down stairs) Ball street, next to Post Office. Je4. ^ WHITE CORN AND SB ED OATS, ' L ANDING from Bark Eaoue at White’s Press, ftir sale low to close consignment. 2,300 bnehels Seed Onto, 2,500 bnsbels White Corn. 0c2 M. H. WILLIAMS A 8QN. . FOR SALE, /-\NB MACARTHT GIN, second hand. Will be sold cheap. CHARLES L. COLBY * CO., serfs Cor. Bav and Abereorn streets. WANTED, piFTY THOUSAND pounds Cotton In the seed. )lv to A. WILCOX k CO. Apply to oelO-lm New Style Dress Trimmings ' - AND * Millinery Goods, Jnst received at MRS. LOUIS*. H ANDSOME CLOAKS. Sacks, Buttons, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons. Velvets of all colors, Cords, Tassels, Ac Han from on* dollar upwards : Feath ers from 25 eta. upward; and a .real variety of hand some BraidtafUk. worsted and cotton. Call and ex amine for yourself, at MBS R. L LOUIS', oell Sw No. 161 Oongr-aa street. upsSalrg. CLOAKS, SHAWLS. SC. DeWitt & Morgan W" ILL OPEN THIS DAY. Ladies B aca and Colored Cloth Cloaks, Ladb a’ Basques, Jackets, Ac.. French and Scotch Shawls in great variety. Black. Colored and White Ground l Tabs for Ladies’ and Cblldrt n’s Cloaks, NEW DBE8S OOOD8, Black SLks, all widths. Cloths and Cassimerre for Gentlemen's Holts, Superior quality Whitney Blaukete, Embroideries. Laces Ac., Noveltle-tn Worsfrd t4oods, AT 137 CONOR’88 8TREET. ocIS ENTERPRISE MILLS, CORNER WEST BROAD AMO CON* CRESS STREETS. DEtOT AT R- COWDENS. South side St. Jallrs street, West *f the Dtarhst- Grits and M-tal always on hand. „ ocl-lm R. J. WADE A BBO. BACON! BACON! ^IDBS AND SHOULDEHS, lauding from 8taamer “iff *SBf«rW 5 WMWM. BHODES’ Siipcr-Pliiispliati! of Lime • THE STANDARD MANURE, at |61 SO PER TUN, CASH. ,lj-lf MILL IB, THOMAfi * Ctfi For Sale, 11TAGONS AND CARTS, by oeSS ' E. F. METC.lUti] Sundries. 0/\ BARRELS Sweet OrarzrB. yVf 11 dozen superior Georgia Brooms. 60 b-rrels differ- nt brauds KdUiily ’ ■ 10,660 pounds Beard’s fsteot iron Ties Salt, oacou, Rope. Ac., Ac. F-r sale by . ri OctS-lw A. WlLCOlig COTTON JJB'-T McCarthy Gins, Livingston’s 0 kept for -sale by BOUSE A BBTlf | o-tS-lm «•>»! Book-keeping] tag. No matter hew complicated “ ln, J ..ZJ may be, will arrange them. Enderstttri - *1 English, French and German Currenci* J Refereeoc—Present land put D,,thie office. J TO HUNTERS] wnsissa WANTED TO PURCP FOR CASH, I ^.^“'^ent Sonu^:-"' ’ YUlffi-nTf Arvii' »■ — DANCING AC0! AT ST. ANDREW* HA ^ torn, at »X o’clock p. it D“ 00 young Ladles, Miss s and I bundays aud .Saturday* 91 ^ri»uw* 1 for Gentlemen, Weducadaya acd p. m. ^ for Gentlemen, weduc^ya STEAM ENGINE AND SAW l| for sale. I A FIRST CLASS BfECl VEN r and Saw MUI. V"XKh£" » ton Works, Ne York. Opt" #ilb all tgjM hers* power, retnm flee bo‘1 # (eel »rrJf| nlence.c<.mplete; Don frai’i j, ead J inch bmw; patent ielf-*® J* J f log qhaln, with ‘ “f mill complete Th ® tr be pnichaaedlow » “ W kST*!!M an.fr.tr LaRijCBJL -~T\J Dissolution of Co * Par ^4 SaVassa® 0a “ ° rn ° Bott f l mHB co-partaetship «f TAIi 0 ‘ ’ \ 100 rope^ COILS OBSKSLEA? 1 J 11 se90-tf No- Di.-fafioo fer Sii f ’ !-C an