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The Dailv .News and Herald. MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER J0. 1866. In Gheneral* —Patti is paid $40,000 for seven months. —Ex-Cougressman Oldham, of Texas, is in Cordova, Mexico, taking photographs for aliving. The Texas House of Representatives has rejected the Constitutional Amendment by a decided vote. —A knitting machine company at ^bohoes, N. Y., lias failed for nearly $1,000,000. • —John C. Breckinridge has left London with his family, and gone to Geneva. —Eleven pheasants from Japan have been sold in England for $1,200. —Tom Thumb returned an income pf $2,870 for last year. —Kossuth’s ill health has so changed his appear ance that he is scarcely recognizable. - —Tlie London Times intimates that peace has not been secured in Germany. —New York, having about got rid of the cholera, is threatened with an epidemic of fevers and small-pox. —There are 20,000 widows and 60,000 orphans in Alabama, three-fourths of them utterly destitute. —Colonel William & Buaford is collecting materials for a history of Atlanta, Georgia. —Ristori received $26,910 for seventeen perform ances in New York. —John O. Breckinridge has left London with his family and gone ta Geneva. —The Pope has received a telegcam from the Balti more Council, expressing the wishes of the Bishops for the preservation of his ancient rights. * —The Chinese punish robbers by putting the cul- p. i's hi a large mortar, and firing them head foremost t> r.vnst a stone wall. —Chief Justice Chase ha9 l>epu elected President of the Freedwen’s Union Commission, in place of Bishop ^nnpsont resigned. —Corn is selling at forty cents per bushel at Win chester, Ya., and were it not for the heavy cost of rail road transportation, we might have cheap meals. —Brigham Young’s daughter, Fannie, i 8 said to have consented to marry a wealthy friend on condition that she should have as many husbands as hor husband had wives. ..The suit wasn’pressed. —Forney has a letter over thesign&tnre of “Occa sional,” announcing thatwn the reassembling of Con gress the bill, conferring t»Xe right of suffrage on the negroes in the District of CoUimHi will be immedi ately passed. • • —Sijycr fclate belonging, tp 4be rdyapfamfty of Saxo-, ny, sent to Prague, weighs, thirty tons, and the crown i jewels ten tons. •• * * * * % ^ —Colonel Lewis ©owning, who has become, by the deQth of John tteta. Chief of the Cherokee Nation, has bfeen ha ofpained minister ef the Baptist Mission for ■HjjWeuty yea^. —Tlife Herald’s Washington special details an al leged discovery of the Radicals to impeach and depose the President. A large force of "the boys in blue were to be sent to Washington to protect and aid Congress in its scheme*- A general distribution of arms through put the West has been made by the Radical Governors. The story is startling if true. ■Rabijal^Rot at Wheeling.—Last Saturday night there \iras* a grand demonstration and procession of -.the J frrue Boys in. Blue ” and the Conservatives gen erally in Wheeling/ The Wheeling Register says: The procession passed through the city uninter rupted until it reached -,i LwBelle Avenue,” in Ritchie- town, where a desperate assault was made upon the rear of the crowd by the roughs and outlaws who in fest that section. Stones and brickbats were hurled through transparencies and at the men carrying torches. The Democrats proceeded a short distance amidst showers of stones and other missiles, and not until forbearance ceased to be a virtue did they turn upon their cowardly assailants. Pistols were fired on both sides, and for a time serious results were feared. The injured and exasperated men in the procession attacked the -buildings from which the stones were thrown, and would have completely destroyed them, h*rl it not been for thetfhtii’inft efforts of the marshal of the procession, Mr. Thomas J. Campbell, and other gentlemen, who besought the crowd to disperse and not deftroy the property. Several of the Democrats received ugly bruises about the head and body, and Mr. Bumgarner was shot in the knee. Finally Jthe procession moved for ward and nriMi frliitf nf diaband : ng, bu * i Centre Whee’ing. 4d not believe that or to boittit the oat the im- licals make reproach against the South, that the people here are given to iniquities of the grossest kind. In view of tfcis fact, the Bo*(on Commercial says it may be* weli to inquire how it happens, if society is so impure there, that New Or- leaus iaobliged to send to the North for inmates to supply the luateoiis He Joie of that city. Jne Boston Recorder, speaking of the losffof the ill-fated Evening Star, says: “The worst part of the freight Iras ninety- six bod girls, with fiv§ person# who had culled them, out of the gaudiest dens of New York, to promote vice in New Orleans. Perhaps npver were such a cofile and a circus company amt an op*ra troupe «mbarked together over the samo keel befor%” It is a strange circumstance that “the most moral section of the country*’ furnishes supplies of tbi3 sort to “the most immoral section.”—Atlanta Intelligencer. He FAiNrfe.—“Madame,” said a very polite trav eller to a testy old landlady, “if I see proper to help myself to this milk, is there any impropriety in it?” “I don’t know what you mean; but if you mean to insinuate that there is anything nasty in that milk. I’ll give you to understand you’ve struck the wroug house! There ain’t a first hair in it, for as soon as Mal tha Ann told me the cat was drowned in the milk, I wont right straight and strained it over.” The young man fainted. Opera Flannels of all Colors, llaiMlsoiue Styles Printed Flannels While, Red und Shaker Flannels, LARGE STOCK, Fob Sale at Pofulab Prices be * ■ Orff «*• wAtkluai, At the'Southern Palace Dry Goods House, 111 an{ 113 Congress Street. oc27 blAnceyille ; SLATE HUM COMP Y, # VAN WERT, POLK CO., UA. , Crtp’l Stocli, *800,000 * SHAKES, «S0 EACH. « ijT.i:er.TOKB—U- Brigham, J. F. Dever, E. C. Gran ts,), A. Wilbur and A. B. Marshal). Prsident—A. Wilbur. Savannah, Oa. Vie* Prisidint—E. C. Granniss, Macon, Qa. ‘JjcoarrARv—A. B. Marshall, Atlanta, Ga. mills Company will soon be prepared to All an- A orders for Slate, however large, for roofin'- furniture manufactured out of slate, for lP-.t’ fo pavement, and for any other use* to wb'' . 0 lie applied. The quarry Is convenient the dtle , o( Atlanta, Augusta, Macon, Albany Columbus. Ga.; to the cities QfSelma, Montgomery unj Mobile, Ala.; to New Orleans, and will shortly be to Mum phis, fonn.,!vna ot. to’4i9| Mo. The superiority c BlarerorrooUngpuriioses, and Its specialadapUlJilt to various article* of furniture and for pavement well known. Orders may be addressed to - A. K. MARSHALL, Sec’y, 18 Miscellaneous. Gentlemen’s Underwear, WOOLLEI and BUCKSKIN GLOVES, At thr SOUTHERN PALACE DRY GOODS HOUSE, OrfF <fc Watkins’? oc27 lll^and US CONGRESS STREET. HERRING’S FIRE PROOF SAFES AND Fairbanks’ PATENT PUTPORS SCALES. MJ» 1 j New York Advertisements. DDE YEAS’ HAipi a X D O fr Ill ■ H a < o ■» o p fH FBI* BELL, WYLIY & CHRISTIAN BB'EN AGENTS for the above Safes lien for the last fifteen yearn, are now ! ;e consignments of Safes and Scales. HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE PROOF SAFES, wbhpatentCryaUlIzed Iron Bnrglar Proof, gf ALSO, A largo and. complete assortment of FAIRBANKS' PATOST PLATFORM SCALES, from 3,500 ponmlfi doftjyat down to 400 pounds. PLATFORM AND UNION, > GROCERS', COUNTER, AND EVEN BALANCE. The above Safes and Scales are too well known to require any comments. Stock constantly on hand and sold at Manufacturer’s Card Prices. sei.10 >• tc I- WAS THE BHLV “ PIEPAIATIII FIBM IIBIAH CHI” That received a medal and honorable mention from the Royal Commissioners, the competition of all pro- mmeoT manufacturers of “Corn Starch " and “Fro- pared Corn Floor" of this and other conn tries not withstanding. UAZKBVA, The food and tiu»wy or the age, wlthoat a single run It. On** trial will convince the most skeptical. Makes Pudding, Katies, CnsUrds, Blanc Mange, Ac., without isinglass. with few or no eggs, at a coat M- toiilahing the nk«t economical. A slight addition to ordinary Wheat F our greatly improves Bread and Cake. It Hi also excellent for thickening sweet eancca. gravies for fish and meats, soups, Ac. For Ice Cream not hing can compare witii it. A littis boiled in milk will produce rich cream for coffee, chocolate, tea, Ac. Put up in one pound packages, under the trade mark Maizena, with directions for use. A most delicious article of food for children and In valids of all ages. For sale by Grocers und Druggists everywhere. Wholesale Depot, 168 Fulton Street. WII.IaIA.fVI DUBYEA, J26-ly General Agent. AT POPULAR PRICES! G Xj O V 33 8 FOR LADIES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES, YOUTHS AND CHILDREN, In great variety at the SOUTHERN PALACE X) r y Goods House, ORFF A WATKINS’, oo27 111 and 113 Congress Street. A. Austell, Atlanta, . Georgia. W. H Inman, (Late of Georgia,} New York. oAoistell & Inman, uhI CmbkImIou merchants, . No. SO Wall street, NEW YORK. W E are fully prepared to make liberal cash ad vancements on consignment, from Merchants and Planters, both at IbW place au«l a', our agencies throughout the South. Oar Mr. Anstell, of Atlanta, will urrange advancements there. Cotton and mer chandise will be forwarded to us with dispatch l>y nnr agents, Messrs. Brady A Moses, of Savannah. We will ezei t oar beet energies to give satisfaction, and promote the Interest, of oar patrons. Consignments from our Southern fnends respect - fnlly solicited. . Sc27-3m Emigrants Can be Supplied WITHIN TEN DAYS. rjlHE undersigned are prepared to supply pianu-n A and other parties who may be in want of WHiTh LABORERS, and have made necessary arrange meats in the.North to fid any orders for agriculture Laborers, Woodcuftrs, Mechanics, etc., within Ten or Twelve days fromt he day the order is given here. The fotltoreis ate to oct received by tlie Eiupluvcn on arrival of the steamer here, and transported t< the points where they are wanted it Emplurers' expense, and the Employers have further topam certain sum per head In advance, partly as securit, and partly for covering the expenses in bringing Um Emigrants from the North to this port. The rate at which Farming Laborers can tie so cared will average about 0150 per year, tlie Employ era finding them. For further partlcnlara apply to WM. MORYTLLE & CO., Jones’ Block, Bay Btreet, One door East of Barnard street, Savannah. Gy. MFBRLHOKS: ■Jackson k Lawton, savannah. John W. Anderson A Son, Savannah. Solomon Cohen, Savannah. Jno. C, Ferrfll. Savannah. . Nicholia, Camp A Co., Savanna^ Geo. A. Cnyler, Savannah, W. R. Fleming, Snvi —my.. ft • n. riuiuuig, on John Screven, Sav Brigham, Baldwin ACS, Savannah Savannah KaLOdgl-Uapk, SavCannah. m2 Lap& CqUars and Collarettes, Emkraldtrc'j u i Lace Handfcerrlilrfs, Kdglagr - and Inserting?, Full Assortment at the SOUTTlEEJf PALACE DRY HOODS HOUSE. 0c2T Agents W anted FOR. the life and campaigns of Gen. Stonewall Jackson, BY PROF. R. L. DABNEY, D. D., OF YA. -tshE standard Biography of the immortal hero A The only edition aatbnrised by his widow, and published for her pecuniary benefit. The author, a personal friend and Chief of bUtr of the ChnBtlan loldier. We want an Agent In every county. Send for circnlare and see onr terms, and wbfg Hie. l ress says of the work. Addreea FERTILIZERS A. Lister Jk. Brother’s RAW BONE SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME AND PURE GROUND BONE. rpHESB FERTILIZERS, being made from the best A materials and in the most approved manner, pro confidently recommended as the best in the marker. C. G. CRANE k CO., General Agents for the Manufacturers, Newark, N. L Messrs. Legocm, West A Daniels, Agent*. Sa vannah, Ga. • gepM 8m AT POPULAR PRICES! HOSIERY IN WOOL, MERINO and COTTON, Of all sires and at all prlcaa, at the SOUTHERN PALACE DRY GOODS HOD^E, OrfT & Watkins’, oc87 111 and 113 Congress Street. STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL FOR SALE. A FIRST CLASS SPECIMEN STEAM ENGINE H and Saw Mill, mannfactnred to order at the Ful ton Works, Ne .v York. Consists of an endue of to horse power, retnrn fine boiler, with all the conve nience* complete; Iron frame, 40 feet carriage; sc Inch saw; patent scir-setting head blocks; lno feet log chain, with pnlleys and first class belting for the mill complete. The wholtfls perfectly new and can he purchased low on application, to ansotf T..ROCHB, WEST A PANIKLB. Dissolutionof Co-Partnership RAT A** in, 6L, October 9 th, 1866.- rpHE copartnership of Van Horn, Hollyoae Ji Murray expires this day, by ita own limitation. «. - . HOLLYOKE A MCFBAY. Olfi •* va “ - 5 CHARLES VAN HORN. HAWKINS Sc FAY, Commission Merchants, MO. 47 PEARL STREET, NEAR PRODUCE EXCHANGE, N. Y. WM. It.' HAWKINS, J. ROCKWELL FAT. Part icular attention paid to baying Prodace, Prori el oils, Whiskies, and Cigars, on order, and to con BigumeRts. , j CLINTON HUNTER, firm of 8pofford, THaaton A Co., New York. Faneher A McChcsney, 6 Water-et, New York. Richard Bill*. 114 Water street. Hew York. Wm. K. Miles, 59 Christie street. New York. W. E. Sihcll. 6 Wall street. New York. Lewis L. Jones, tv Broadway S. W. Ma=on A Co., Savanaab Ga. JOHN GRAY, DEALER IN Wooden Ware, Brooms, ■SAILS. BUU5UE8, MATS, Twlnn, Uordagt, Tab*, Oharas, CrAiUea, Wagons, Chairs, Bnaketa, A*. Noe. A5 Fulton aadSOBFront S ‘ NEW YORK Hotels. PLANTERS’ HOTEL Restaurant. T HE undersigned would inform his friends and the public tbut he has returned from his tour of Europe, and will reopen the hrl ‘ Restaurant Connected with tlie FLANTBIUl’j HOTSXi Monday, October SSd. The best of the maiket will be constantly on hand, as also the oest of Wines, Liquors and Negara. G. GKMESDEN, rtu • Planters’ Hotel. Market Spare House, 13b BRYAN STREET, RX VALENTINE BASLER. Cigars, Wines, Ales ami Lager, and all kinds of Liquors. Lunch at eleven o’clock. Ten Pin Alleya attached. ang4-3m ST. CHARLES SALOON, B Y A. STAMM, Bay Lane, rear of Post Office.— The best Liqnors, A lea. Wines. Segars, Ac., always on hand, including a choice article of BELT ER’S WATER, directly imported from Heraagtbmn. Nassau, and the best of Rhine Wines. LUNCH everv day at 11 o’clock. mlB-ly At Popular PRINTS, DELAINES, SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS, At thr Isaiktra Palace Dry Goods Boaao. octT Ross’ Algaroba Steam Packing, FOR STEAM, WATER OR OIL PIPE JOINTS, CYLYNDER HEADS. STEAM CHESTS, * and JOINTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Patented 1866. The Best, lest Durable, AND Cheapest Packing Ever Inveuted. Scperiob to Rubber, and Costing Fifty Pyn Cent. Less. Wabbanted to Last Longer, and to Stand Where Rub ber Will Not, being unaf fected by Steam, Oil, Naptha, Water ob any Degree of Heat o r Pressure . to which It 19 Ordinarily Subjected. mills PACKING IS WADE OF COMPOSITION _L Board prepared expressly .or this purpose, fully saturated With a South Ainer "_n Gam, obtained from the A’. aroba Tree, dissolved in oils, with other materials which impr t tol dity and power of resis tance against tlie el- meuts and substances wnlch (Oanlmpa’-rllpth ' packing . It hr a 1 oi been ■ or-lit if ore the public aaan experiment, but a ;r ,e most thorough practical test at it* qcalltR. , in vai ,ous places in th*s conntry for nearly a year and or over two years In South America, whe e ,t wc, mventetl. Wherever It has been tried It I .is given unqualified satisfaction, and ha* lnvariab’y superseded tubb r. A premium was awuded the inventors at the Ext ’bition of the Mas- stchnaettaCharitrble Mechanics’ Association Fife, In 1666, without any etfo. on their pa;.. This Packing is now in use iu eugr r refineries, wa ter work*, oil works, rollluT mil’s, steamships, Ac,, and the annex; J recommendations speak for them selves, in regard to iti qurlh lee and comparative cost It is equally good lor faced or rough joints, and Is warranted In a’l case* to give eatisfactloe. It la es pecially tecon i nded or S’ jam Chests, and for all place* where grease or o‘l destroys rubber. It will withstand the jar ul heavy t.to -m hammers, and great pressure, whet e all , "Cr pie ring soon gives oat. It contaic i no s.i'pli'. anytaing that will COROi a the join . on w.iich <t u;ay be need ; and In case of breaking jc jo' * u does not adhere, bat will come off whole, and can be used again U la manufactured in roll-s auy length, 36 and 40 inch* wide, and iseumbci u ,-omo to5,No. Shelng about f inch th-eU and w,- tiling six pounds per square \ ird. No. 0 tvc'-rUiig hut liit'e more than half a pound par square yard, it can also be made or any rtqu.red rt.- 3 and thick ;u js. Uaeketsfot Manholes, Steam Pipes. Ac., for".slier to order withe it extra charge. Where the job; swis ordinarily fkC' u, Nc'. I and -1 are need. For jo faced with care, and now or not corroded. No. 0,5 answer. The higher numbers r e for nnfaced » bad Joints. * While lhe cost of this Packing is less per pound, than good robber, ita weight is less than one-half; and as heat has little or no Effect upon It, It may be used much thinner t< an rubbe , making its cost to the consumer, in niuuy cases, 1 is than one-thinl that or rubber. FAIRBANKS, ROSS A CO., Sole Manufacturers. Orders for Urge or small quantities promptly filled. The trade supplied on liberal terms by S. K. HEAD, Agent News and Herald Office, savannah. G*. trimming* SL-1 m SUV and NOTIONS, Atx4» SOUTH KEN PALACE DRY UOOMHOCMy oca: at mpclae mack*. : v .1 r ,No Extra Charge Risks. All P< 1866 Dry .^ods. > TO COUKTRY MERCHANTS.'' EINSTEIN A ECKMAN, 161 CONGRESS ST., SAVANNAH, Are ready to show the largest stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods to be found In this dty, and which an offered at the . LOWEST PRICES. / Call and see for yourselves,ocl-tf E. F. Metcalfe. John W. O’Connob. E. M. Bruce A Co E. F. METCALFE & 00. Cotton Factors* Comm ission AND ■ Forwarding Merchants, Mo. 5 Stoddard’s Lower Range, Bay St., SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. Cash advances on consignments to Norton, Slaugh ter A Co., New York, and John K. Gilliatt A Co., Liv erpool. ocl2-3m THOH. W. BBOOlkS MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE AND GENERAL UPHOLSTERY. SIM Doc Street, PMUndolpiUn, Ps. N. B.—All ORDERS sent by Mail promp tly a tended to. |y31-t t NOTES DISCOUNTED DAVID R. DIIrLON, Banker; • Annual Preuni wm for tx Endowment of S1.0O0, payable ns follows 1 ® • II |o At Death or 60. At Deatb or 65 At Dextb or 70. 16 $17 76 $16 $15 12 11 18 30 16 87 15 49 IS 18 89 IT 31 15 90 19 19 53 17 S3 16 30 96 2* *> IS 38 16 75 21 20 9<» 18 S>4l 17 23 ’ *2 21 67 19 54l 17 71 23 22 48 29 19 18 24 94 23 35 29 87 19 79 25 24 28 21 60 19 39 26 25 ol 22 3S 20 02 27 26 38 23 22 20 68 28 27 56 24 lw 21 39 29 28 81 25 05 22 14 30 30 18 26 07 22 9* 31 31 64 27 15 2 A SO * .32 33 23 28 33 24 72 33 34 96 29 5b ■io <*> 34 36 86 3'» 93 20 73 35 38 »• 3*4 40 27 84 36 41 16 33 98 29 04 37 43 82 35 68 30 31 38 46 3c 37 54 31 69 89 49 44* 39 58 33 19 40 52 74 41 80 34 8c 41 56 48 44 24 36 55 42 6 Tl 46 92 38 44 4b 65 44 -*9 86 4* 51 44 7U Sk 53 16 42 75 1 45 56 7(1 45 19 , 46 * 47 S3 4T 50 73 1 48 53 86 49 57 30 50 ■4 61 06 £ 'a''•* > Rate of Premium for Southern ed at Standard Rates by THE 8T. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFBMRHE C8., OF ST. LOUIS, MO. ltlng D. A. JANUARY, President. JAMES B. LUCAS, Vice-President, WM. T. SELBY. Eccretnry. Hon. KLIZUR WRIGHT, Coi Actuary. „ Assets July 1> 1866, #1,040,889.00 CIES ISSUED FROM *1,000 TO $10,000 ON A SINGLE LIFE. OR BY BONUS ADDITIONS TO POLICIES. DIVIDEND OF JANUARY 1, 1866, Forty Per Cent. _ TABLE 3. 10 Tear. | •1,000, p«v.fcT , '’l follows. ,M * «*• Death or 65. n At ; De.lhi $33 b 5 34 76 35 66 36 6e »7 7oj 3i y j.; “ 35 71 33 42 ; , ■*“( ^ 55 3-j 2» 3; 23i 34 W| 31 9;, t-o i3. 39 94' 4t 16 42 44 43 73 45 46 74 4-3 34 an 06 5184 53 70 47 60 55 7: 67 S4 60 10 62 46 65 a* 67 65 76 ’ 30 24 83 91 87 85 92 05 96 60 3* 24; 35 09: 35 9J 3) ^ 37 92J «3 ' 3b 95 43 59! f, w ! 44 96 4| Oyi 46 33 « 41 47 SI 6120 52 67 5i 3il 49 3, « “ 51 63 ». 52 7 2 ? 14 54 52 ® 5n[ 56 44> « W| 68 «; ** 811 » w 71 47 K 74 ib 65 32 77 73 6i 971 81 19| 711 60, 64 90 73 61 8S oil 76 55 92 75] 79 73] 97 091 S3 lot I 36 61 sep22-tf 99* BAT STREET. modationaf tbetrn; LA PIERRE HOUSJ^p PHILADELPHIA. - mUK SUBSCRIBERS having leaned (his favorite A House, it baa been AKViTTKD AND REFVKHIISHKD IN AN ELEGANT MANNER, Ami la now Prepared wttn tike Most Per fect Appointment* for the Recep tion of G*e»ts. The first position among first-claa* Hotel* will be maintained m the fature, as In the past. jel2 6m BAKER A PARLKT. - CERTIFICATES. .South Boston, April 14.1866. Mb Jaxrh Ross—Dear Sir : 1 have used you. i-ga- roba Steam Packing on a Steam Hammer, and other joints, where there is a heavy jar, and where Bel Lead has failed, and I am happy to say that your Rack ing is the best thing I have ever used, and it cannot be tco highly recommended. Yours, most respectfully, R. S. JENNESB, - Chief Engineer Bay State Iron Works. * Esgine Housa, 1 Charleston Wati k Wduks, April 3, 1866. | This is to certify that 1 have used “ Ross’ Algaroha Steam Packing.’’ since November 1st, 1865, and find it cheaper and superior to any Packing I have^ yet osc-d, having given it a severe test iluing that timo where rubber would not stand. I can cheerfully recommend it to all who may oae Steam Packing. (Signed) WM. C. SCOTT, Engineer Pumping Engine, Charleston Water Works. Office Dowxkr Kf.bosene Oil Co., 1 Boston, April 12th, 1866. j James Ross, Esq.—Dear Sir: I have used at our works in South Boston, your AWn ba Packing for some three months past, and I cheerluily recommend it as being a cheap and durable Packing for either steam or other jmntn. I have used for above length of time the Packing in making join at oa pipe and pumps through which we daily pump large quantities of oil, some times using it wueu heated oil pasaea in great S tatutes; in short, in all the place* 1 have pot it to teat of actual use, it lias answered a good purpose, sad I cheerfully recommend it to the notice of persons using Packing for flange or other joints. I am yours, respecfully, JOSHUA MERRILL, Superintendent Downer Kerosene Oil Co. Bostok, Mass., March 16, 1866. I have used ** Ross' Algaroba Stoau Packing’’ oa board the Steamship Cassandra, and have found it superior to any Packing I have used. It is not only cheeper but superior to Rubber Packing. (Signed) GEO. R. EMERY, Chief Engineer of Steamship Cassandra. oclE-jtf ’ _ JL+ tt* adedm* iiafrieidi end patron* will find the pan*! accommodations and attention bestowed on them as forfcieklyi and the p|t^ lie favor, already bo well established as Tike Hotel of the travelling Merchants of the South, will, by ear nest efforts, bo faithfully preserved. oc!2-tf an213ml NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Cor. 7th and Main st*.. Richmond, Va Paper Hangings ND Window Shades. MBS. MARY J. TURNER, No. 58 St. Julian Street, Paper Hangings, Win- Haa •ow cheap. GRt^Cornioro,'which will be sold Notice 1 8 HKRKBY GIVEN that the partnerships hereto fore existing under the names of Miller, Thomas k Co-, la Savannah. Ga., and Thomas. Uvtngnton & Co.. Madison, FU., have been dleeolved by the death of D. G. Livingston, one of the partners. A J. MILLER will give his attention to the busl- ess In Srvannab, ana 8. B. THOMAS to tlio business to Madison, in liquidation. ^ , MIUiKa & B. THOMAS, Aqgnst, ISM. Surviving Partner*. The subscribers will continue the Grocery and Com - mission Business to Savannah, Ga. at the store oc- cu Kl% 1 ^ flrm ’ OD KT t A BROTHER. The subscriber solidta for the new a Continuance of the patronage extended to the toteflnm^^^ ^ One of the survivors. Nuguit. UM ausi-tf T HE nndi rershtj NEW BOOKS , JUST RECEIVED BY ESTILL & BROTHER. In VtocullB: or. The Prisoner of War. ixpenence or — -• M. Keilerv, a "TKtiar Ll„, . Wlnkfleld. a the w.w. Being II experience of aRebel in two Federal Pena By A. Confederate. Price fit I*. _ m. D. Howells; ft St. Wtokfield. a jfo TO i ; 75 cents. n ; 7t cant*. Corn! 2,000 aahfby 1 " 8 Prtme YeUow COBH for OC26—4t BRIGHAM HOLST A cb. NOTICE. have entered Into a limited part the firm name of A M. SOAR- r the bnylng and selling of merchandise, both oa their own account and on eommleeion. in the dtroUfievaanah. A- M. SCARBROUGH, of Savannah, lathe general partner, mad ABRAM S. JEWELL or J«r».y City, State of New Jeieey, STEPHEN D. HARRISON, of Bergen, state or New Jersey, and. CORNELIUS D. VAN WAGES BN, df the city of New York, are the apedal partner*. Abram & Jewell con- tribalee to the common stock three thousand three handled and thirty-three dollars, (nd istrty-four aoeti ffiMH td,)and the said Stephen D. Harri-on — - Wagenen contribute each three rnd tMrty-three dollar* and 33). Ibis partnership it* October,J306,and •hailed “- —— the UtnT Oetdber, FOUR COU9TIN _ __ _ :Z HALLS tor the thSMnrailCJWhjgp : building db tbs con Jy»-tf EDWARD PADELFORD. CHARLESTON HOTEL, CHARLESTON, 8. C. mnis popnlai and well known HoteLsitnatod in the l hosineM portion of the city, has been newly flr- niebed tnrnogbont by the present proprietor, who has been sixteen years connected with the establishment. m'26-tl W. WHITE; Proprietor. LINVILLE & GLEASON. tit. Julian Street, West of Market, SAVANNAH, * AOBBTTS for MERRITT, WALCOTT A CO., 64 Courtlandt Street New Tort. MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF Its, Nnt*. Wa*her», Sett Screw*. Tap* and Dies, Ac-, and dealers to *11 kinds ef Railroad, Steam- ahipand Engineer’s Supplies, Oils, Varnish, Paint, Hemp and Rubber Packing; Ctek Tanned and Rubber Gang Saws, Pumps, Hteom wnieuee, steam an ter Guagen, Steam Engines and 8aw MUM of description, Ac., Ac. Also Agents for A. P. A CO.’S celebrated Portable Steam Engines. Dress Silks, Popllas, Merinos, Bombasines, and Empress Cloths, At Popular Prices, at the SOUTHERN PALACE DRY GOODS HOUSE, oc27 111 and US Coxonnas Steekt. Johnston, Woods & Co., General Commis'n Merchants No. 10 Stoddard’s Lower Range, SAVANNAH, GA. FURNITURE. ' i& l Q'»smMWLos, n Christie St^ S TILL contlnnd to .facia re re to the city- PARLMfc 3 to be the largest Fomltare Macn- mad FURNITUBB, -DINING. Canopy sad FOR THE SOUTHERN TRADE, Atto percent, reduction to price. PIANO, TJ AND STAND COVERS, TOILET QUJLTS, NAPKINS asd DOYLIES, FULL STOCK AT ORFF & W A.'L’KINS’, 115 end 113 CONGRESS STREET. ocT! For Rent, F IR ONE OR TWO YEARS, the Urge end valuable RICE PLANTATION of Mr. Cbas. Mauigault, on Argyle Island, about 8 miles above the city, adjoining the estate of Mr. James Potter, and opposite Mr. Dan iel Heyward’s p’autation, coutaining over 700 acres of the flneat rice land, all in one compact body, irith an adjoining Island of nbout 60 acres. 6 Urge double negro houses and a dwelling built for the proprietors’ use, together with a ^el’ ement opposite, oa the Geor gia highland, about i mile back f *qin the river, o\ about 700 acres of Colton, provision find wood land, where Mr. Capers, the former overseer, passed many summers with his large family. The Savannah Rail road passes neav it and the station is c’oee by. Apply to KOBT. HABERSHAM A SONS, oct22-eod!m Savannah. Ga. To Rent, TWO STORES, one of which might be Med as an Office. Enquire at 60 Bey street OC25—3tcod . ROPE. 1 Art COII^ GREEN LEAF jtot received, and ll/U forealeby BRADLEY. HILL * CO., seM-tf No. 12 Stodilard'a Lower Range. Book-keeping.' W ANTED BY A FIH8T-CLASS BOOK-KL .!PER employment a* such for a few boar, each ever' tog. No matter hew complicated or intricate aecoui may be, will arrange them. Unde- stand* thorough BngHrf, French and German Cnrrenctea. Reference—Present land peat employers. Address D.. this office. oe2a-tt TO HUNTERS. T ut highest prl<& esn be. uhtained for GAME of toy kind, by aop!yin|iat the OUR HOU8B* c4o WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOB CASH, A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING. Molt 1 J\ located to a good neighborhood. Addira atari g particalare, K.P. TUN BON. Kao-ntf Agent Southern Kxprera Oompai w sett Fcwr Sale, AGONS AND CARTS, hy F F. METCALFE k CO. wiSrTiniM- — 11 imeiy non Gentlemen can Transient Board on moderate Eastern Hay, Prime, for sale by n \ * BRADLEY, HSU. A 00 . ; :o Nc. 12 Stoddard’s Lower Rough I^adiefs’ pjdgtks, SHAWLS and WINTER UNDERWEAR, At popular prices at ORFF &.WATKP’. SOUTHERN PAEACS^*Y GEOOffiinotBE. AYING been appointed Agenta for the State of Georgia by the patentee of TO COTTON PLANTERS. H BEARD’S PATENT LOCK-TIE, we, with confidence, offer it to Planters a* the be»t. cheapest, simplest, and most desirable TIE now in use. It retnrna doable its cost, and ia fully fifty per cent, cheaper than Ropm i ■» Our several Agents wfil be BUpplled to a few day*, and can respond lo orders. For farther partlcnlara, address or apply to IL M. BRUCE k CO.. Augusts, Qeorgia. or to K. F. MSTCAI.F1 oo06—lm v Z AC CROQUET, 5 ’ FOR SALE BYj Cooper, Olcotte & Farrelly. T HR new and fashionable game of < with rules and regulations. This IHB new and fashionable game of CROQUET, with rales and regulations. This “Queen ol Sports,” which has gained such immense p- .pnfarlty to Europe on account of the pleasant oat-door exer cise it affords both ladles and gentlemen, can be easily learned by the simplified rules which aixora puny each set. FOR RENT, M ONE WHARF STORE, and one Store Room and Office np stairs in Jones' upper building, 192 Bay street. OC05—lw a. LADRANT. Wholesale pi per wtim:mE. DAPKR for Printers and Bookbinders; for Dry i Goods, Hardware and Boot and Shoe Dealers- for Grocers and Druggists. Printers’ supplies of all kinds. Also, Binders' Boards, Paper Bags, Envelopes and Twine. All goedseold st New York pi ces, with expenses added. . * WARREN BROTHERS, octt-tf- 210 Bay street. This Delicious Tonic* Especially designed lor the nee of the leiical Profession ail lhe Family. la now indorsed by an the prominent Physicians, Chemists and Connoisseurs, as possessing fill those Intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic) which belong to an OLD Wetritol that our Put up to cases, oontanring one do sen bottles each, and told by H . G • KU WE , SAVANNAH, (Established 1TT8.] jsra, Ac. SGKR A CO.. Sole Importers. No. 15 Bearer street. New York. Oytatent mt Ik. Press. NO. 16 Bearer street, have a very ~:fy*t and beet M. BtoinSf BtOAl No- W Beaver pJcS-edBodAfPlT^ n , RTMi. J. H. O’Btmhc E«l0V. O’Byrne Mu 8m. r m a Gaocmne, C0MMB8I0B XBBG3AKX. Prompt attention to OoUections and Reritto The Entire Snrplna is Eqiitehly Divided Asmg the kmtti] SO per cent. Credit Given When Desired! No special permit reqoired for foreign rasidence or travel by sea in first-class steams sailing vessels, i.. Policies issued under Table 2 are non-forfeiting after three, and under Table 3 after to or more annual payments have been made, thereby securing, in case of the discontinue of payments, such proportion of the whole amount as the number of actual paymentsb to tbe whole number (hot were to be made, with profits. Endowment and life Policies issued requiring only one, five, or ten annual premium or an annual piemium during tbe continuance of tbe Policy. Some one must take tbe risk of your life—is it not better you shonld transfer itto| Company, than to ask your Family to take the risk ? In times of commercial or national embarrassment. When other resources become!is[ iied, or entirely fail, a POLICY OF LIFE INSURANCE, in a well-established, responabj Company, is the only Family safeguard, which will ueitber depreciate nor disappoint. Efficient agents wanted for all the important towqs and cities of tbe State. For. ttaer particulars and rates of premium not given, above see circulars of the Company, s.J office of G. B. LAMAR, Jr.,? . 0fflCe ° r H. T. MINOR, Jb.,; Age ^ 1*2 Bay Street, (Up Stairs.) Savannah, Gt| Dr. JURIAH HARRISS, Examining Physician for Savannah and vicinity. fg COM JRKE ’i Agents, Macon, Ga. CHAS. WHITEHEAD. Agent, Atlanta, Ga. oc2i!-l;| WANTED, -« y-w or./, DRY HIDES, for which more than I fr.lHJU market price will be paid casn. ’ M. Y. HENDERSON, oc23 6t Foot of Barnard street. Co-Partnership Notice; T HE undersigned have tM* day formed a co-pnrt nenhip for the transaction of a General Commls s’on. Lumber and TimberbnHtness, under thn style o Winborn Lawton St Co , New York city, and Philip Yonee k Co , Savannah, Ga. ^ WINBORN LAWTON. PHILIP YONGE. September 1st, 1866. sepl-tl The Metropolitan Col ORFF & WATKINS SOLE AGENTS FOB THE STATE OF GEOP.GIi | oc27 Green Leaf ' Hemp Rope, A T 0Cl5-tf Manufacturers' Prices. DAVANT A WaPLES. Board, Board. S EVERAL Gentlemen, or Gentlemen and Ladle* can obtain Board on reasonable terms to one ol the most pleasant and convenient localities to the city. Apply to MR*. W. F. PARKER, I ts Snath Broad street, sep22-tf Second dwir west of Barnard. NEWSPAPER DEPOT. nTBhave increased onr facilities, and are YY ing by every mail and steamer the latest NEWtiPAPERS, PERIODICALS, MAGA ZINES, AND CHEAP UTSBATURE Foreign Publications supplied to onler. Any Amet icsn work procured to order at publish ere* price*. ESTILL & BROTHER, (Down stairs) Boll street, next to Post Office. Je«. - WHITE CORN AND SEED OATS, L ANDING from Bark Eaou at White's Press, for sale low to dose consignment. 3,500 buslielB Seed Oats, 2,500 bushels White Corn. oc2 M. H. WILLIAMS A SON. FOR SALE, QNE MACARTHY GIN, secondhand. WIU be sold cheap. CHARLES L. COLBY k CO., sen 25 Qor. Bay and Aberoora Mreeta. WANTED, Ij'IFTY THOUSAND ponnds Cotton to the Seed. Apply to oclO-lm A. WILCOX k CO. New Style Dress Trimmings AND Millinery Goods, Just received at MRS. LOUIS’. ANDSOME CLOAKS. Sacks, Buttons, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Velvets of all colon. Cords, :1s,-Ac. Hat* lrom one dollar upward* ; Feath ers from 25 cte. upward; and agrest variety of hand some Braids, silk, wonted and cotton. Call and ex amine for yourself, at MBS B. L. IAHitk, ocll 3w No. 161 Congreve street, np stair* CLOAKS. SHAWLS. SC. DeWitt & Morgan W ILL OPKN THIS DAY, Ladies Black and Colored Cloth Cloak* IjSIm’ Bara usa Jacket*. Ac.. Fieoch and Scotch Shawl* to great variety,' Black. Colored and White around J Whs for Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks, NEW DRESS GOODS, Black SLks, aU widths. Cloth* and Caaaimerea for Gentlemen's Salts, Superior qualitv Whitney Blankets, Embroiderlee, I.acre, Ac., Novelties in Worsted Goods, • AT 13T CQKQBEBS STREET. oct6 ENTERPRISE MILLS, WEST BROAD AMO COM- O ESS STREETS. DEPOT AT R COWDENS- louth side St. Julian street. West of the Grit* and Meal always on baud. OCl-lrn R A WADE Jf BBO. BACON! BACON! DBS AND SHOULDERS, landing IM SUM* ^jdfiy, Mjgr ^ chrMTIAB. TBE STABDARD tiAflUBE, AT #09 5* PER TOM, CASH. »lS-tf MILLER, THOMAS A CO. WANTED .lAA AA/k POUXDS Ur,ginned te hvUjl/UU wanted, for which the price will be paid. Will af-oGiu Cotton on Toll at low rite a Gins and Cotton Seed for sale. Apply to G. N. osuuoinro. Rowland's Oil Sot I oc2J—lm Exch-irgeiSrig GUNNY CLOT 75 Oc23—tf KALES JUST RECEIVED, and for Bit »| RICHARDSON i PaRNa-J Rockland Lime 1000 BA ^ KELS f l k ? t q ualitt ' WANTED. T IN SMITHS, by NEUFVILLE, EUTLEft 4fl-| _lw 145 BroURhtM < COTTON GIE gK6X McCarthy Gin*. Livingston's ntt'J kept for sale by bouse * beta?" | FOR RENT] A TENEMENT of DeRente's B between Drayton and ANot™ ! a ROBEBT HABERSHAY * ®fS| FOR RENT' A TENEMENT of Hodgwo 5 between Whitaker ami Baratri i I north ride of Bay street. oc26—3t ROBERT HABERSHAM^. For Sale. IBB CUpper Schooner w5£come ketubn, copper fastened, aed •w'P^SSjy. 1 ■old cheap, if applied for "LADIES’ HATS- Af\ CASES of Udfes’ *ml 0?“'"^ 4U celved per steamer AleMJjLo ty dayT For sale at wholesale »nd ’*“i£ poll day. For ssie »i wbuiwwh •**- ~ a *r od$-8t ( “^jrir C ITY COURT OF SAVANNAH- 1866.—Whereas, Lewis S. Bennett.« ^ McPherson B. MUlen, Asron ^ Hough. Grand Jurors, sumnieneu w’ 186 (,»l •worn is Kicb Jurors for the Jnj? 1 v^t, ^ 1 City Coart of Ssvsnnsh, dollars dered tint they be fined etch forty a^ oD or r fils good and snffident canse “ coart ssarat'saftfSSftfisi. that they be fined twenty daU*J* ^ on or ^ -1 good end sufficient <»u*e-of . nid lot day of the next term of Uu*av wiiwi0 ' Michael Goodwin. 1 Thomas Pepper J^tit monedto be fined it is ordered th»i they_ ^ good1^1 twenty dolUA each. the fits' K I dent cense of excuse onorbei ■ next term of thl* Court. . lothlof;®! J. W. STEELS (Late Steele k 11 ■erdUBts’ Row, HB»« ^ And 09tmer King and George • Military and VaveX Cl TORNIS^G GOODS’^ J Good*./-‘«Sf n - Belt*,, Baker’s B'H®] aa^ysssssK?"