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:i i VOL. 2-NO. 247. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, MONDAY, OtTOBER 1866. PRICE. 5 CENTS. ■*9- nailv News and Herald. J rUHLT.UED BT S VV. MASON. Ill B‘ l SrBKirr, Bavankau, Gko tcbmb: 55**- Fire Cents. «3 50. $10 00, . OF ADVERTISING. ,;f , ir m insertion, $1.50; each inser- rrM . aider ^ Wreck ol‘ the Brig Urana. ARRIVAL OP MR. GUSTAVE HIEBEL, SECOND MATE, IN SAVANNAH His Account of* the Dis aster. •ri.wcfiily News and Herald I llii 1 11 .. vcar , or 75 cents per month, an J a: $0 P er The MiVeklv News and Herald I owned.!)? Messrs. Spei ? ’' " ' .. TTrana left StvannOi l.«ry Saturday at $3 per year. „ printing, and promptly done. f w By Telegrap morning dispatches. York. prom iN ew Excitement among Fenians. VOWUEXT TO SECURE THE PAR- l ' DOS OF LYNCH The second mate. Mr. Hiebel, who arrived here yes terday from Florida, giveH us the following particulars concerning the wreck of the brig Urana, which waa eneer £ Reed, of Baltimore. The Miscellaneous. Groceries and Liquors* H. A. TOP IT A M. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER PIERCE SKEBAH, Wholesale nM Retail Dealer In Fine Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, For- | eign and Domestic Wines* Liquor* aud Begata Also, Skehau’s Celebrated GOLDEN ALE jDIIIBED II.LMESS OF KAPOLKOK. DEATH HOURLY EXPECTED. IliilR' OF STKAflSHIP NIGHTINGALE. THE MARKETS. Vor.K, Oct. 27.—There is much excitement via .ug the Irish iu consequence of the conviction Urana left Savannah on the 28th of September, in liarge of Captain J. H. Bruce, her crew consisting of seven men and one boy. There was one passenger. Mr. William E. Wheeler, of this city. She waa loaded with ^timber, and bound for Cardenas. Says Mr Hiebfel: ^ * Fair weather up to Mouday, October 1st, at 4 o’clock, P. M., when it cummenced blowing a gale; sails blown away during the night, aud all hands working at the pump. Tuesday, gale still increasing; at noon lost jibboom; at 4 P. M. cut away foremast—-all hands had to take to main rigging lor safety—hull full of water. Wednesday, at 8 A. M.. drifted on the Bahamas, near Memory Rock; weather moderate. Thursday, a drift boathove in sight, and the captain, with the aid of one man on a small rail, attempted to pick it up. When last seen they were near the boat. Lgy at anchor aU this day. Thursday it commenced blowing; it again increasing to a gale by night Friday, at 12 M., weighed anchor and drifted into the gulf; continued to drift at the mercy of tho waves for five days without food or water. Tuesday, 9th, buried first mate, Wm. C. Waters, and one seaman* colored. At 12 M- this day anchored in five fathoms water 25 miles soath of Cape Canaveral Light, where each man constructed a raft, on which he Rinded safe at 3 o'clock P. M. The survivors con sisted of second mate , Gustave Hiebel, three colored seamen, oue boy son of the chief^ mate, and Mr. Wheeler, passenger. On the 10th insL we reached Capt. Henderson’s fish camp, where we were very kindly treated. Left Capt. Henderson’s on the 18th at 2 P. M. on a small schooner belonging to Dr. Wes- cott, andTarrived. at Sand Point on the 19tb. We reached Deep Creek on the 20th at 6 o’clock P. M., having walked 25 miles. Here we met Capt. F. C. Solee, who treated us very kindly and brought us to Enterprise, where we were taken on board the Dar lington by Capt. Brock aud brought to Jacksonville. Mr. Hiebel tenders his sincere thanks to tho cap tain and other officers of the steamer Kate for the kindness with which he was treated by them during the trip from Jacksonville to this port. turns, CHAMPAGNE CIDER. | In bottle and in wood. Loudon and Dahlia Brown 8toat, Scotch and Kbg | llah Ales, Ac. Liberal Seductions made to he trade. 17C BROUGHTON STRKKT, SAVANNAH, dll-tf and 6£ Liberty street, N. Y, GENTS’ FURNISHING "GOODS, V. A. KYAN & CO. Src., Src. S07 Bay Street, DU1.IU IN ^ STANDARD LMJUOIW, Agent* for Charles Farre Champagnes, Keller's Kentucky Bourbou Vvhiekcy, ftc. myl-tf Scranton, Smith & Cc. SHIRTS manufactured from measure. Clothing made to order at short notice. KBKP CONSTANTLY ON HAND | CHOICK OLD BRANDIES, WIllsKBY, GIN, Commissicif Merchants. Miscellaneous. Jas.T. Paterson, TIMBER, Lumber & Commission! C. V. HUTCHINS, MERCHANT, No. is:< Bay Street, Savannah, COMMISSION' MERCHANT AND WHOLESALE - sealer in HAY, GRAIN add PRODUCE. Corn. Oats. Meal, Feejl. Bran. Darien, Greorgia. ■ Orders lor Lumber solicited. dl$-tf Oil Cake, Flour, Bacon, Salt, Rope, dee , / i •*> Constantly receiving, and for .sale at the lowed | wholesale rates. Agent Savannah Floor Mills. 155 Bay Street^ Savannah. I oc*~*m ’ i 8. 6. HAYNES. GRAND OPENING GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, and wholesale dealeb is kiunr, Grain, Feed and Produce, COBNEE STORE, 190 AND 192 Bat Street, foot of Babsabd Sr., Savannah, Georgia, References—C. A. Gambrill & Co.. Norris A Bald- O f Millinerv Goods Insurance. LIFE INSURANCE! No Extra Charge for South ern Bisks! W. R. BOGGS; 92 Bay Street, Up Stairs, AQENT FOR THE Widows’ aid Orpbais’ Benefit LIFE imp WINY, OF NEW YORK, win, Baltimore; Woodward, Baldwin A Co., Baltimore and New York; L.• Gambrill, Banker, Charleston. Liberal advance, made on consignments of Co and Produce. - o® 2 ' J• C. Maker & Co’s, iaMOTW r Will I)e pleased to furnish foil Information upon all systems of Life Insurance to any person applying to him at his office, or by mail. A'tabnlated list, showing the actual dividend of the surplus foods made Ju'y 1st, IBM, can be seen at his office, ocMJm Fire Insurance! tor. Brenghton and WhU WIN Ed, die. HATS. OAFS, UMBRELLAS and CANES. 95 St. J alien Streets. EVERY VARIETY OP GROCERIES, POWER & MULLER, General Produce & Commission ] MERCHANTS. Cora, Oats, Flour, Feed, SAVANNAH, GA. OCTOBER 17, I860* 138 Ceagress i 8AYANNAH, GA. Hav, Corn, Oats and Bran, strictly at wholesale to ' ’ * — i that the trade; and we datter ourselves that we can make I it to tbc interest of dealer, to patronize ns, at the | head of Bay. opposite Jefferson st. mlO-tf FULTON [ THUS. J. DUNBAR. HENRY A. STULT8. ' .iuxe of Fenian Lynch. The Common Council resolutions, in the spirit of humanity, > -.-t!ul the Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty ' Government of Canada to pardon and re- j, b lah and his associates, and that the President requested to write in behalf of the request. Tae Beriin correspondence of the Tribune says at on ike 7fii instant the chief surgeon of the Frus ta array left for Biarritz, to consult with tho phy- iduisof Nspoleou on the possibility of performing n operation. A dispatch from him has been received v the Prussian embassy at Paris, saying that there i,i hopes for the recovery of Napoleon, whose i,u;h msv be hourly expected. 1..B .ST0, Oct. 27.— John McMahon, another Fenian, mvcstenlay sentenced to be hung on tho 13th De- cembi-r. Arrival of the Steamship Nightingale- Sew York Market. Xl*Y'.«k, Oct. 27.—The steamer Nightingale, from Sit,aaali, has arrived. ; j | Goid, 45’,; exchange, 109 «. Cotton dull; flour idnaced II) (J 20 c.; Southern, $1215 @ $17; wheat idur.ivi 2 (,t,S cents; corn 3 @ 5 cento; oats 10 2 pork firm. LATER MARKET NEWS. Xw yoas, Oct. 27, p. m.—Gold, 14#> 3 . Cotton dull a 2.. . 4i ots.. sales, 1500 bales. Flour firmer; sales 52.) barrels; Southern, $12 65 @ $17. Wheat 1 @ 3 c. jswr; corn 3 ■... 5 c. lnglier; oatsl 2 c. higher; porl; irfpUr. sales 1.200 barrels mess at $34 62<S$35: firm* r. groceries firm; spirits of turpentine, 80 @ •it.Min. $525 55 $13 50. PETROLEUM MID MINING CO. T. J.Dunbar & Co. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Great Fire in Nashville. A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF PRO PERTY DESTROYED. Capital Stock, - - - $200,000 9HAHBS, $50 EACH. FIRST PAYMENT, $15 PER SHARE The Nashville Dispatch of Wednesday says : About one o’clock this morning, fire broke oat in or near the drug store of W. H. Hasslock, and spread And no other assessment made, except by direction of a majority of all the Stockholders. OFFICERS: Brandies, Whiskies, Gins, Wines, Cigars, Ete. Agent for Robert Smith’s celebrated Philailel- | pliia Ale and Demercier Champagne. 14=7 Bay Street, SAVANNAH. GA WILKINSON. WILSON & CO. Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants; sepG 3 m J. P. SLOAN President with fearful rapidity on either side. But a short time I E ' RAW80N... . ... .....V. Vice President. sufficed to wrap the whole front on Cedar street, from the little alley running back from Cedar street toward Deaderick street. The extensive drug store of Yaryan $ Co., on the corner of Cedar and Cherry streets, took fire, and but a few minutes sufficed.to wrap the entire building in flames from the basement to the roof. The saloons adjoining, stored with large quantities of liquor, burn ed fiercely, sending volcanoes of flame high into the air, loaded with large cinders and fragments of * ing roof. A brisk breeze was blowing from the North-west, JNO. 0. WHITNER -Secretaiy. P P. PEASE. Treasurer. ROBT. LOGAN General Superintendent. H. G. RUWE, WHOLESALE Commission Merchant GENTS for the purchase and sale of all kinds c Cotton Domestics. ^literal advances made on consignments. Office No. 3 Stoddard’s Lower Range, Bay street, | Savannah. Georgia. U. B. WILKINSON, Of Newnan, Ga. B. J. WILSON, Formerly of Okecfuskoe Cotton Mills, Ala. P. H. WOOD, Of the late firm or J. W. Rabun A Co., Sav’h. sep8-3m Liquor Dealer J. P. LOGAN, E. K. RAWSON, P. P. PEASE, ROBT. LOGAN. S. R.McCAWRY, JNO. C. WHITN1SR, W. F. PARKHUBST. Corner Bryan and St. Julian streets and Monument Square. SAVANNAH. GA. XST FRUITS and VEGETABLES in season always I on hand. * n -~ Austin & Ellis, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, Excitement in Buffalo. This Company proposes to operate In Georgia, Ala •--- - - - . . . bama aad Tennessee. Having leased Lands in the which drove tho fire back from Cedar street toward I vicinity of recent oil discoveries, it now Deaderick, and but a very short space of time elapsed offer8 0 f lt3 stock for sale, the amount paid before the buildings for two thirds of the distance on which shall be returned to the purchaser before I 8iae 0 f Columbia Square, corner of Habersham this street, between Cherry and the Square, were one general dividend Will be declared. * * of surging flame. The engines were phed with j limited amount of Slock may be secured by call- Puilip UallanaN. James Kebuioam. Columbia Square Igrocery store mass w w _ _ _ deeperate energy, aud tho firemen labored with unre- | ln „ " jjjT un q e rsiKned, zcentl in this city, laxiug vigor, l>ut the devounug element spread on, I BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN. licking up with a fierce insatiability the structures 1 — which it had wrapped In its fatal embrace. The small wooden buildings on Deaderick street, op posite tho Republican Banuer office burned with a fur nace heat aud fierceness, throwing a profusion o4 burning cinders upon the roofs of the buildings across the street. Fire soon broke out in the rear of the Banner office, and that and severnl adjoining budd ings were soon in dames. f£>V i-V NEWS FROM CANADA. G£Y SHERMAN HAS ANOTHER IN- KRVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT. The Baltimore Imbroglio- Bn,alu, Oct. 27.—An appesl is published in *he xaag papers here for a mass meeting of Fenisus -t.-in !«y uight. It urges resistance to the execution 22e Fenians lately sentenced to death in Toronto. uL.sro, Oct. 27.—Tho other Fenian trials will p xblv not be commenoed before Wednesday. Mr. Mauie, who is retained by the American Consul t ifeiul such as are Americans, not being ready for CKITED STATUS SALE OF LOTS ASD LANDS IN ST. HELENA PARISH, SOUTH.GABOUNA U nder an Act of Congress entitled "An Act to con tinue in force aud to amend 'An Act to establish _ me nanner omce was i a Bureau for the Belief of Freedmen and Refugees, bunted completely tit the ground. They succeeded in and for other purposes,” attested by “Edward Me saving Iheir forms, tbcWes, a large number of cases pfierson, Clerk House of Representatives of the and all the paper in the office. Tho presses'and more United SUtes,” and by -J. W. Forney, Secretory of cumbersome nieces of furniture were lost. This will I the Senate of tiialTnited States,” July 16, 1866, ami be a heavy stroke to tho Buuncr, aud the public will 1 more especially under toe 8th section of tho said Act. sympathize with their loss. We understand that they We, Wm. Henry Brisbane and William E. Wonting, were insured lor a considerable amount, but nbt auffl-1 United States District Tax Commissioners lor the cient to cover the losses. District of South Carolina, do hereby declare and So rapid was the spread of the flames on Cedar street I mat a known that a public sale will be hela at the that very.little property was saved from the establish- j office of the Commissioners aforesaid, in the town oi ments located iu the immediate vicinity of the fire. Beaufort, Parish of St. Helena, Beaufort District,. This fire exceeds in destructiveness the great fire of I state o*t South Carolina, commencing on Thursday 1856, which destroyed the courthouse aud a vast quan- the first day of November, 1866, at 10-o clock. A.. M. tity of property adjoining. It has wiped out and obr 1 j or the disposal of the following blocks: literated many of the old landmarks on'Rue Deade-1 Lots and houses situated in the said town of Beaufoi and President streets, BY PHILIP CALLAHAN A CO, R eceiving, weekly, tirst-ciass FamityGro- ceries, Ales, Wines, Liquors* Cigars, Fruits. Vegetables, Ac. For sale on mo9t reasonable terms, jo '9-l y BAERETT’8, tbb ON THIS CONTINENT. SSf'vw -6 TO|«S3Bas»ir«isi I J5SSSS5Sr,SJSBS5! ’«? tf»RS oldcat streets of the city. lot. A, B. and C in Block 9;totaAjDdIBm bl2>ck 1»■» Vi,.m XO ol t’ ; it wiil Ir ol.ic .cad from It is impossible to make a correct estimate ot the btodw 17,18, Mid jjs to* -C in block 39 I himors and dandruff; pkomotk the oROW n of ibe loss of this great conflagration, but it cannot be less I in block 37; lot D in block 38, lots Band C m blocKJJ. I . , bkaUTIFUI* DRESSING, than a million doPars, how much of this is covered by block 42; lot B in block 44; !ot C in 4A, lot A in j H rt;war rts. but we • nth > /.«' all oI insurance will take time to determine. Gm. SL. rman liad another interview with the President to-day. Baltimore, Oct. 27.—The examination of witnesses b I;-: l’6lice Commissioners before Gov. Swann was cQUiuaed ii>-day at Annapolis, at 3 o’clock. The case ^adjourned till Monday, when, it is believed, the caller will be ended. Mosireal, Oct. 27.—The news that Lynch, the Feii.an. Las been sentenced to death, causes much discussion here. AtMht-r large lot of war material has arrived f-om Lu-land. - ' Rebellion ! (Vesprit, which has been handed to Picayune, is a very good burlesque on the “sensation” reports which are sent f rom the South to the Radical press: block 56; lots C and D in block 60; lots A, B, and C block 61; lot B in block 70 ; lot B in block 71; lots D, E and F in block 72; lots A and C in block 31; lot C Rebellion ! ! -The following jtu . ~ StaABto block 91; Tot Bin block 99; Ihe New Orleans “ 117.118. lot B in block 115 Mid blocks 116,117,118. Also mt the same place, on Monday, November atli, 1866 at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., the lots and par cels of land compriaing the city of Port Royal, and embraced within section fourteen (14), fifteen (15). We offer no large rewards, Out we nth) our agents to refund the money . o » 1 F t 1 ' 1 ' will use two bottles, and then say ' * ETi table Hair Kkbtorativb has not per orine | claim. T-Klimony from the Capital of the Uni-tai States. ,n who Veuk all we Messrs. Barrett * Go: • I was induced to give roar Hatrp epaiationa trial . ... . i and cau heartily recommend it as unequalled as s Armed organizations of ex-rebel soldiers are drill- twen tv-two (22), twenty-three (23) and twenty-seven 1)re?sm i, p nr ifier and Restorer,—giving to the Hair ing nightly upon Canal Htreet. It is reported that (27) Township 2 south, range 1 west, by United I luxnrt , lIU richness, and to tile head a cool and Jeff Davis has escaped iTom prison and is in command. 8utea jjiaLrict Tax Commissioner's survey of the I mL>st a£rr ceal)le sensation, while It is thorough In re- Ns Union man dare show hiiiiself on the streets after i.„a. fo uie aforesaid Parish of St. Helena (excepting I .-oi-inu the hair to ilS natural color. a a .okr.1 tl.wm onml nriU dflVTl t.hft I .. s ..r natnolr lnrfa fill ASllT I ri .. _ i„ sunset. A violent rebel threatened to puD down the heretofore sold, namely, 106 lots on Aster Custom House, and but for the timely arrival of the Btreet , 29 on Bnnulia street, 1 on DeKalb street, 1 on 18th corps would have executed his threat. Mayor FrftW vlin street, 6 on Greene street, 7 on Izard street, Monroe hung himself and then killed his family, in 4 ^ Marion street, 4 on Pulaski street, and 5 on order, as he afterwards stated, to avoid the just indig- Quincey street), being more than 2,600 lots on the nation of Union citizens. The commanding general high land, and abont 800 marsh lots, takes his meals regularly in spite of rebel threats. It 1 st the same place, at 10 o’clock A. M. Monday, is stated on good authority that the Mississippi river | December 3d, 1866, all the Government School I arms ie undermined. Several rebel cruisers came np the in 8L Helena Pariah, numbered from 1 to 33 river yesterday to see whether the reported surrender each either enUre of in two or more divi- of the Confederate authorities was correct Being gj 0 n£aa the Commissioners may deem expedient, the told that it was, they cursed the United States Gov-1 minimum price being ten dollars ($10) an acre, eminent, and alter taking coal and provisions, went some of the above named property being now down to Barataria. • , leased, will be sold subject to the respective leases. Unfortunately the war vessels in port were unable The aforesaid sales may be adjourned, as may toeetuD steam in time to overhaul them. be expedient, from place to place, and from time to . b . r W nn „nl,r in favfiP m I .. . ro tiv wnHitnil nntlPlV nr 1»V* W. Hamlet. More Political Trouble, lit Ijanlaiana. Xnr Oelevns. Oct. 2f—It Is reportedTon good antho- nty tliit Governor Wells wdl reconvene the Constttu- 6 'Dll Convention oi 1864. He says he has assnraqccs Tom leading members of Congress that he will be Bus hel bv iorce, if necessary. New Orleans Market. Ntw Oeleans, Oct. 27.—Cotton quiet and steady « middling 36@3T. Gold 47. Mobile Market. Modile, OcL 27.—Cotton sale, to-day, 900 hales; »?:!)*. Y^oncv. — A Very l espeotfndy, Washington, 1). C., May 15, 1866. MesstH. .f. R Barrett a Co: I was induced by ft friend to ra ik a trial of Bar rett’s Vegetable flair Restorative, and 1 am very much pleased with tile effectlt has hod on my hair. 1 was nearly half gray, and now, before nsing oue bottle, my head is freed from dandruff, and my nair has all the appearance of youth. 1 lully believe Bar rett’s to be the best hair preparation in the world. Wx. Hamilton Fredonia, N. Y., April 26,1366. J. K. BARRETT & CO„ Proprietors, Manchester, New Hampshire. President Johnson and the Constitution. One man I pr j U fod advertisement, until aU the-a] f . went so fir as to say ”D n the Radicals." The ex- ty i, disposed of to the highest bona fide bidder. rebels are in a destitute condition, and in some por- xerme cash in all cases; and if not paid within two tious of the city are eating their children. days after being etrack oil, tho property may be taken Tho above beats the •• Tribune Bureau ” at New Or- \£ toSSS | leans all hollow. | uj 6 commissioners. Office U. S. Direct Tax Comission, Beaufort, S. C., JACOB LIPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. f~ Sold by all Druggists. ___Jv2-tf Tiir Cotton Crop.—Ttic Agricultoral Bu- | October 1st, 1866. rcau at Washington, in a recent report, gives an estimate of the probable crop of cotton The Commissioner prefaces his es- WM. HENRY BRISBANE, W. E. WORDING, U. S. Direct Tax Commissioners for South Carolina. for 1866. A. J. J. BL0IS, Southern vs! Northern Sorthc-rn cotemporary remarks that “there its time coming when the South, to be really and truly independent of, and free from, its Joppressorsr, must be commercially wd financially severed from all (connection Yith those who would humliiate and degrade her. She cannot, eternally, be a hewer of wood a drawer of water for New England and the Sorth. We know that, situated as she is at present, she is bonnd hand and foot to capi- •al and capitalists here, but in the nature of '•lings—if she be but true to herself—that ■audition cannot last. The present must be “lured, but there are emancipation and in dependence looming up in the future, as the fruits of her own manufacturing system, the creation of a Southern shipping interest, the rostering of the mechanic arts by encoura- ?®g European emigration, the establishment of direct trade with foreign nations, the trans ition of her own brokerage and commission business, the encouragement of a wholesome oierature, and of all the other elements *frich go to constitute substantial independ ent. aud enable a great people to live upon ’ter own resources, and not simply upon forbearance of their enemies. f’ 'll.able Funds in the Treasury.—The f 'Ving statement exhibits the amount of '"“'is in the cash vnultoof the T*e* sul 7 P r °- timate with the statement that it is too early yet to predict the result ot the year with cer- | _ aTf . w ATJTl FORWARDING tainty, as insect enemies may yet aflect the|C0MMIS8I0N AND FORWARDS to crop. He gives, however, estimates for each States computed from reports of his agents in various counties. He thinks Alabama will produce 296,986 bales, Arkansas 146,207, Florida 21,717, Georgia 175,460, Louisiana 281,651; Mississippi 300,626, North Carolina 72,757, South Carolina 70,282, Tennessee | NO 296,464, and Texas 172,585. The total cotton crop, according to the estimate of the Bureau will be 1,835,485 bales. CHANT, AT CHARLES L. COLBY & CO’S, Cor. Bay & Abercorn Sts., Ssvsnnsk, Oa. ocS-lm* DAJ*JEL H. LONDON. 63, BROADWAY, HEW YORK, Hhifpistg and Commission Merchant* _ I w xr ILL sell all kiwis of Tobacco, Cotton, Bagging, This 19 larger than yy geeti, Ac., awl will execute orders HOLLINGSWORTH & GO COIIISSIOH MERCHANTS, . ISACSS, 0E0EGIA. „ .. Especial attention will be given to the execution of Cotton Orders, which we solicit. Peters & Hollingsworth, COTTON SHIPPING AND general commission merchants, Stoddard's Upper Range, Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. 5VERY facilily offered for consignments and exe cution shipped to our friends in New York. Baltl- moresnd P Philadelphis. ocH-M . • 1 having Merchandise and Produce oi every deicrip- the majority of estimatej. UorT**Consignments and orders solicited, —Jewels, of grant beauty and value, be _ AX-mawtamcan A John- longing to Polish young ladies, Ate to be ^ CtT, E. E. Herto A Co., John rafllcd for in London, to raise lands to assist j g^ d 2rd. . exiled lovers to finish their studies. Coffee. InNew YOEl—W. C. Langley A Co.. BarcUy A Livingston, Wel Watson A Oo. Liberal advance* allowed on Cotton shipped to Hears. Byre’ Kvaas ACo., Liverpool. ocD3m _ BAGS COFFEE, 2,000 Direct importation from Rio (le Janeiro, ocl-3m* FOr9> ‘ le “ V WEE A CORNWELL. Wanted, B Y ft'irentleinmn la th’» city, to complete his files, the imuefi of the N*»» amp Hirald for the I months of March* April and July of the present year tor which a tibe.sl prioewtll be paid on dellveryat the News and nara'd office. eep-i J To Rent. SAL T, SALT. Lsrnpy rbipk nmunrao. in t conve-1 j A TWO-STORY BRICK BUILDING, in i conve nient portion of the city. Apply at the^Newe and Herald Office. on Saturday laste'tjirited States legal- Wnder notes, large, $950,000,000: : mediuin, y-w.ouo ; small, $3,225 ; national - bank Sites, $286,611; fractional cmigiCTL $252,- gold, $350,669; aUver, $2,5»i ave-cent 5550; cents, $350; thre^WSt coin, Total, $5,269J31.' SoiiETBwo New.—A tolnpany has been flir med in Hartford, Connecticut, called the Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company, *itk a capital of $500,000, of which $100,000 jl 5 * been paid in, for the purpose ®t insuring llv e stock, horses and. cattle, against death ® r theft. The rates of premium, which, are totsed on an English experience of over fifty am moderate. Col. A. Wibur is, we “huerstand, agent for the company in this IsTorth. River AGRICULTURAL WORKS. n cfU\ SACKS Liverpool Sait, In good order, JiDvJU for sale low, by «?c*-tt JNO. MCMAHON A CO. C Vl ----- X New York, Manufacturer* and Dealer* In AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS. No* 10 11.60,65 and 60 Plows, celebrated Mo hawk'Valley Steel; Clipper Plow; Horsepowers, Threshers and Cleaners, Fan Mills, Ac. COTTON GINS. Nutting, Powell & Co. BANKERS, MAQON, O KO O. A NUTTING, ^ MWr ^ a> fADiP ^NNAH. M. BRaUPOBT, Emery’s celebrated Saw Gin. McCarthy’* celebrated, RollerGin. Dealer* gnpplldd- 8e»d for Circular^ oc6-8g Cotton Plantation to Rent. O NK OF THB BEST COTTON PLANTATIONS IN SAIL-MAKER, ■XCHAHOB WHARF, TyjAKUFACTURJia Aril*, Tecta, Goto, Hammocks Burke county, Ga., can be leased for a number yeaSoiiea*y**nnS, pght nMdr^jtoraa planted. Possession given In DegjmhOT u a Address GEORG* W oc9-im ” ••*■1 Awnings. Window Hharim. Bioaks and Falls; White Flour Harks, M, 4* and *6 pounds; Bags of all siaas for rice, grain, ko. Having good workmen and Srst- Mttoa. XMfaaUMfar bln. oc2 Bagging. et4,1 REFERENCES; Messrs. Olson ft Gordon, Savannah, Ga. A Wilbur. K«q.,Pres’t Home Ins Co., Savannah. - Messrs. L»Roche, Wert A Daniels, Savannah,-Ga.1 Messrs. Beil, Wylly ft Christian, Savannah, Ga. Messrs. Weaver, Richardson ft Co., New York. '• R. Bachein, of G. Renoward A Bachem, New York. q sepl5-6ui;r London and Lancashire EIRE DISURAHCE GOVT. LADIES’, MI8SEW. AND CHI HATS, CAPITAL: S5i000,000 in Gold! ■ in all the latest styles, sneh as the GLADIATOR, BOHEMIA,- s - • * ‘BISTORT, CASTILIAN, TURBANS, SOM BR ELLAS, CENTRAL PARK. Insures against loss by Fire on every de scription of Property at most favorable rates. Losses adjusted and paid by Local Agents without nnr reference to England. i. T. STEWART, Agent, ocSO-lm At No. 6 Stoddard’s Upper Range. ALSO, Feathers, Ribbons, Omamenta, . Bonnet Frames, ftc., ftc. *c!7—tf FOWLER & WARD, 87 Water street* New York-, IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN R I CE. SO HAY' STREET, SAVANNAH, OA. THOMAS H. AUSTIN,VlAte of Apalachicola, Fla., CHARLES ELUS, I and Columbus, Ga. sepll-tf /CONSIGNMENTS solicited, on »liich liberal ad- Ui vaxcements will be mode, C. K. FOtVl^R oi he above Arm, can be seen at the Marshall Hon.se. M. Sloxh, C. F. Stubbs, Late of Rome, Ga. Late of Macon, Ga. | C. W. Srsoati. Lata of .Jfromasville. SAVANNAH NATIONAL BANE. ' MERCHANTS’ NATIONAL BANK, of New York city. SLOAN, STUBBS ft STEGALL, COTTON FACTORS, Forwarding' and Commission assKCBAxras, No. 4 Stoddard’s Lower Range, I 0 R Y BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, CrA. Will make liberal ail Vances on | produce i Black Silk Velvet, (SILK BACK, THIRTY JN^BS WIDE,) Cloalxs, AT THE SOUTHERN . PALACE GOODS HOUSE. OC27 J ■ . ■■ General Insurance AGENCY FIRE, MARINE, Life and .A-ccident. INSURANCE EFFECTED LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. trunsit or storu. or oa coimignmento to | cur corrospoudents in New York. au2?-3fn FRESH SUPPLIES. FLOUR, BLAIR & BICKFORD, Lumber Manufacturers AND DEALERS IN TIMBER AND LUMBER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Dodrs, Wnwli and Blinds. mill and Lumber Yard.ou Canal, near Bryan street. Office; 189 B»y street. Savannah, Ga. Jy9T-tl G. B. LAMAR, JUN., Successor toO. B. A G. W. Lajlab, General Commission Merchants Farwardlng and Shipping Agents, No. BAY STREET (up stairs.) Refer to Geo. W. Anderson, John C. Fenll md O. B. Lamar, Savannah; W. K. Jacluon, Josiah 8ibiey ft Sons, J. B. and J. W. Walker, Augusta. Consign ments solicited. . j. P. Boob*. W. A. Bsvamt. Bouse & Bryant, 200“" 20 hogsheads BACON, 25 half barrels BEEF and PORK, 40 tabs, kegs and firkins BUTTER, 100 package* MACKEREL, 50 barrels MOLASSES, 10 tierces CHOICE HAMS, 35 bags Lsguayra 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- For sale by * Champion & Freeman, CORNER BAY AND DRAYTON STREETS. •ocSS—M ' (Formerly of Jacksonville, Fla.,) EDWARD B. YOUNG. ” CLAYTON R. WOODS 104 SAVANNAH, Bay street, GEORGIA. W ILL give prompt atientfon to receiving and for warding goods, aatea on consignment, and^ati - * will * ’ — orders; and will also keep couaUntly on band a - ■— *-ricultural Impie- goud .tock of Groceries, Liqnors, Agricnltmnl Impie- menw. Building Material., Fairbanto A Co a Scales, Ac l>e«ides other goods and manufactured articles tor'sSV on consignment, and for which tb«y are agents. Orders and consignments respectfully so- | icited. YOUNG & WOODS, 3* Inn Bankers & Brokers 89 BAY STREET, Savannah, Ga. sep25tf WM. R. BOYD, laperlstiadeat ot Agency. A. WILBUR, Ctonersl Agent. * NEW STORE. BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CLOTHING, Retail. At Wholesale and ,v ' by Einstein Eekman & Co, NO. 163 CONGRESS STREET. W E are now receiving, and ready to exhibit large ami well selected stock dr the above i Snfirala, Ala-, exhibit our w men- tamed goods from the heat manufacturers, and pat op expressly for the Georgia and Florida trade. a!8-tf JOHN S. SAB & CO., Forwarding aud Commission ■mukciia^ts. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Groceries, *c., NOS. 1 AND 8 SAM MIS’ BLOCK, Bay Street, Jacksonville, Florida. m>. o. uiwia oua. h ama WILL receive DepoeiU, hny and sell Exchange, Gold and Silver, Uncarrept Rank Nolen, Government, Railroad and all otaec,$ecarlties. WU1 al30 bay Cot ton on orders. Collections made and promptly remit ted. Th7j r* 11 *'*" —‘•miM-xinna in jtQy part of the United States, and qitike cash advances on cotton consignedto'ejtwIMpnds'Sn SewjYjprk, Charleston. Savannah, jumlachicolnor New Orleans. Operating on a paid in capital, with our long es tablished credit, is a sufficient guarantee of safety la all onr business transactions. arc invited to examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. “ REFER TO TO COTTON SHIPPERS. {£?!?? t I2S?; ()SW VOTk. r a Bales AMERICAN MANUFACTUKE. 50 W Bales SEA ISLAND BAGGING, jnrt received and for sale by ^ co _ Wanted, dunds black seed cot- 10,000 ToT^ L COLBy A ^ Corner Bay and Abercorn •oeetj’. se27-tf SANDERSON k WILKINSON, HARNESS, SADDLERY WE ABE PREPARED^ MAKE Gash Advances ON CONSIGNMENTS TO THE WELL KNOWN HOUBES OF Nouree ft Brooks, g Adam*, Frost ft Co* Charleston, S. C. Johnston, Woods ft CJo.. Savannah, Gr.^ Foote A Malone, Mobile, Ala. Joetah Morris, Sfonlgomery, A a. Wm. H- Young, Oolniabos, Ga. John KtoftBmer.JWmniw*. Oft , , Jennings, WMbbdk RriA, Hew Orla.ns. La- (jutbrie ft Co., Lonisvlile, Ky. _ Sbirok ft Rowland, jit. Louis, Up, Eontu, Aaa., aepAl. Ia*ft >*ep6-3m Messrs. Norton, Slaughter A Co j New York* Bailiffs Sale. city of gariannah, between the legal hour* of sale, the fellotnag property, to-wltt Messrs. John K. Gilliatt & Co., | Liverpool. SSL;. Levied on as the property of Cyrus Brister a person of color, to satisfy a distrain Warrant Lssuid ant of the Honorable the County Court tor the eouu’y of Chatiiam, in favor of Isaac D. LaRoche. plaintiff. ). A. H. SADLER, oet Bailiff Connty Court C. C. TRUNK STORE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, j East Hide of Nfarfcet, Bex trees St. Jmli«n m«d Bry.m Streets, savannah, ga, to-tt A Fine Black Mare FOR BY BELL. WYLLY A CfiRISTlAS ssasrss rfs^Dan. j&ass^uhi ammnting-Room- Garden Lot for Lease. xkm CAN SAFELY PROMISE the fullest satlsf ic- W tlonto an PATRONS cl the ABOVE RICH ami FAVORABLY KNOWN FIRMS, Merchants and Planters WOOD. yiy K, the undersigned, tnke thl* jythod of ln- . . forming owr frfenda, and the pnhUc generally, that, to facilitate our buaineaa, we have MtabUahed a WOOD YARD sL^to-agRassfiBaraias the very tral we are prepared to t best quality of niOH LAND OAK WOOD at eight dollars ($8) per cord, and DRY YELLOW PIKE WOOD at six dollars (M) per cord, oa very abort notice. a Order boxes ca»*be fonnd i r . Staley’s Book store, oorner State and Ball streets, and at Mr. J. Llppman’s Drugstore, corner of Congress and Bar nard streets. . ocfi-lm BUTLER ft HARDWICK- Memphis CTtfhn.) Coupons and Past Due Indebtedness. Y AN ORDINANCE pasted by, the Board Of B Mayor and AldermeK Kept.ISM, It TXTILL be sold' on.Tuesday, the 30th day of Octo- oained that the past due Bonds and Coupons Indebt- W h^.lSW. m Wont 0 f"be Court Hoote in t|ie - " Our Agents at Columbus, Araerlcns, Albany^Mscon, Griffin, West Point, LaGrange, Newnrri, * ——*- fitetoOD* and the MESSRS. E F. METCALFE & CO. -* - ? • Haviuinah, ADVANCES upon conalgnmenta. B. E. BROCK * CO*, BARKERS AND COTTON FACTORS, ocS-lm Angngta, Ga. FOR SALE, HEBVMKABLB DRAFT.: HOUSE. Apply at G. McGINLY, PHEi*flWlLt edness of the City of Memphis be received for due* o ingtheCitv, are refundable la Sftyear bond* of SLOUO each drawing 10 net cent, lntmeat and paya ble In the City of Mernphl* Kml-annoally, for tbo following Bond* and Coupon* IteMd and indorsed b3 itomph2, Tron.?Sty Bond* and Coupon* Hd dnft Memphis, Tenn., and Uttie Rock Railroad Coupon* Memphis, Teim., and Charlemdh Railroad Coupons eastern wharf, savannah, ga. KTEftM SAW MILL,” would resnectfblly infdwa their frieoM and the public generally, that they are nowprepared-toflll orders for Lumberiu any qua* • tity and of any Site* and Itggths We have con- nffiQtM with our Mill &B improved Planer, ana wiu give particular attention to orders for planed and - irt .n r « s . Ray Mid Abercorn streeto, will rec aggte. >*a« tsasu*’ WRIGHT, clan and nnhe Head, Catarrh, DMmaeaof the Throat aodXnaflBi - ___ Ail diseases of the EYE, requiring elthelr Medical or Surgical ah) attended to. Ofikm No, 41, in Ur. Then. Backin'* oM office ca TaA t r-'W9 na sna j -ft mA * u '® tH8KP rj to p. R- ttofte*. ,'aID j ORNAMENT - AND PARIS-FANCY -d; 1.ROJM: i'^rr* • oorner of Paai^e street, * ■j i* aeoqeb'j c0 snaw-htT gff) M. JH . 1 ‘ Memphis, Tens . Mimlarippi w^wffl-Ceri.paoct-lattentipju AdgM^ ocg.jr.t ■ 1 ; City Controner. Mernphl*. Tenn. fHE ETE, EAR, 111 TBBOiT. Cnaadn West, Fhyat- ' and Anrist, can b* Bom the Bar. Lexington street, Baltimore, ltd. office hour* from 9 to U A. M-, and tto 5 P. M. laii f OC3j ThY THE ORDINANCE PAIRED BY THE CJT Y D Connell on ths THE ftay of Dusmhsr. 18*6, M a . Taxes upon gross tela* of WteT damriplinn ofnw r phantflmm Mid Want payable in thii aBj roquirod ^ 4