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yOL. 2—NO. 268. SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1866. ■1.41— 1 V* ia7*i t ]!iu Daily News and Herald. I'UULIHUED DT f. MASON. S. a .snail Uku Five Cents. r V..' V *3 60. f ,. ill!? I" >••• $10 00. p, r Year r r.-i OE ADVEBTIrSING. '■ *_ ... >hk first. Insertion, $1.50 ; each loser IlSS 3 " ’ nr“t, 75 cents. U( B J.'t' r “ r • He Tri-Weekly News and Herald ,.,ed .it $6 per year, or 75cents per mouth. aid '^; ie Weekly News and Herald ls issued every Saturday at $3 per year. .1 O It .•Vie. neatly and promptly done And while I believe Gov. J. would be grati fied by having bis administration endorsed by a re-election, yet bcyopd this, and a de sire to do wbat he ran to serve his native Slate in this ber day or trial, I do not believe he desires to be Governor a second term. The passage of the homestead bill by the Senate ibis morning, by such a decided ma jority, is almost a guarantee that, should it pass the House, there will be uo difficulty in passiug it over the Executive veto. The Governor vetoed a similar bill last session, aud will doubtless do the same again. If so, it is a matter of grave doubt whether it can be passed by a constitutional majority by tbe House. The bill exempts 160 acres of land in the country and $5,000 worth of property in the town f rom levy and sale, under any execu tion now. in existence or hereafter to be ob tained. 'U; - By Telegraph. Miscellaneous. Miscellaneous. This Delicious Tonic, Especially designed lor tbe Mb of the ProfessiM Ml He Family. is not likely again to be “a winning card.’ The indications are unmistakeable that no other Stale aid bill will pass. C. [From the MiUedgeville Beconler.] Cotton Planters’ Convention. 3?hi8 association met at the Capitol on Tuesday, the annual sessiou, in accordance with the at its last meeting. " isidenta, |the is now indorsed by all the prominent Physicians. Chemists and Connoisseurs, as possessing all those intrinsic medicinal qualities (tonic and diuretic) which belong to an OLD AND PURE GIN. We trnst that our established reputation—founded upon eighty-eight years of expeiience—abundantly vindicates our claims to public confidence, and guar, antees the excellence of this Standard Article. Put up in cases* containing one dozen bottl. s each and sold by NEW DRY 80(H>«, AT THE OLD STAND, NO. 160 BROUGHTON ST. (Between Barnard and Jefferson stsqpts.) 1 HAVE just returned from New York, and am re ceiving a nice assortment of Fall and Wintsr Goods, and desire to call the attention oi pwduuera to my Stock and prices before getting tikeir Fall aup- plies. 1 have bought cheap and will sell cheap, as I have less expense* comparatively than houaea with larger stocks. I can offer at much lens than regular rates many goods, consisting of Staple and Pomes tics, Dre^s Good?, White Goods, Damask, Diaper, Crash, Towels, HOSIERY, GLOVES. RIBBONS, Trimmings aud H* op-skirts, Balmoral do, Corsets, Cloaks, Snawl», CaGilmers, Broad Cloths, Pant Goods, Satiiietts, Jeans, I'i «Ui»e.B, Ac.; a variety of Wonted Goods, bcaris, lio-.us, bontags, Nubias aud Shawls, Umbrellas and l\»rtnMjl», and a full assortment of No tions, Ac., too numerous io mention. Will show them with pleasure at any time, and sell cheap for cash only. oc90-lm C. J. BEATTY. Liverpool Market. LIVEKPJOL, Nov. 20—Evening.—Cotton dull and uu- closing at 14d. for Middling Uplands. Sales . 3i ,Mj bales. Breadstuffs have an advancing ten- Lj v , wheat 4d. higher; flour has advanced Is. Pro- ,us easier. Rice has advanced 3@6d. L'Sdos, Nov. 20—Evening.—Consols 90Five- New York Market. Sew Yoke, Nov. 21.—Gold, 40&; exchange. CO days, i sight, 92£. Cotton dull, at 34c. The Georgia Legislature. sjtClALLV BEronTED FOB THE NEWS AND HEBALD.] SENATE. Millkdgeville, Nov. 12, 1806. The Senate met at 3 o'clock p. m. )[i Strozier introduced a bill to allow w ;,t' contracts to extend over a period of three years. [in rest of the afternoon was spent in r, adin— liouso bills a first and second time. Vliourued. November 20. \U*t prayer aud reading of the Journal, Mr. .\IeL>aniell moved to reconsider the bill paascil on yesterday for the relief of the peo- The motion was lost- Mr, Mims introduced a bill providing for a Hilary lor the County Judge. IV hill to exempt from levy aud sale cer urn property of every debtor in the State passed. ’ The bill exempts 160 acres ot |JnJ or 1 acres in a city, town or village, t,leveled tbe same is not worth more than i- oOu: ii exempts 2 horses or mules, 2 cows suit calves, 1 cart and yoke of oxen, together with a year’s suddLv of corn^paXs. baeoji and folk. ‘AU®. impleine - Mk G " fees,Of y ft individoal tvtasfercveivfti BiAtavrl* M Mr. Patterson—A bill to allow County So- JiL-Uors a lee ol $10 in cases of conviction firuisdemeanor. Mr, Strozier—A bill to make a nnsde- m lie r the maiming of hogs aud other do- mestic uiiimids. The bill providing for the sale of by the Stale, at 610,000 it, contingent interest in the laud known as the Macon Reserve to the Utv Council of Macon was passed by a vote ui 25 to 10. The Senate then adjourned. After C. Yancey, of Clarl _ members of the Association. The report of the Finance Committee show* the disasters of the late war, the funds of the associa tion have been almost entirely lost or rendered worth less. Col. Yancey, Chairman of the Committee to memo rialize the. Legislature in reference to sending a Com missioner to Europe, reported progress, and asked till to-morrow lor final report. A committee was appointed, Col. Moore, of Thomiie, Oh ail man, to examine the act of incorporation as to the power of changing the name of the association without legislation, with instructions to report. A Committee, of which Jas. A. Miller, of Houston, is Chairman, was appointed to select officers for the reorganization of the association, to report onto-mor- r °After which the Convention adjourned to 3 o’clock, P. M. to-morrow. « . , , „ _ r November 14, 3 o clock P. M. This body met pursuant to adjournment. Colonel Thomas, of Baldwin, in the chair. • In the absence of tne Secretary, Capt. H. L. French, of Schley, was requested to act. . The committee to nominate officers submitted their report, which was unanimously adopted, and is as fol lows: „ ,, , For President, B. C. Yancey, of Claik. For 1st Vico President, B. B. Moore, of Thomas. For 2d Vice President, J. B. Jones, of Burke. For Secietarv, H. L. French, of Schley. For Treasurer, T. J. Smith, of Hancock. The President elect was waited upon by ft commit tee consisting of General Harrison, of Chstham; Col. HugheB, of Twiggs, aud Dr. W. J. Reese, of Sumter, and conducted to the chair, when lie proceeded to ad dress the Convention, tendering his thanks, Ac. The chairman of the committee, Colonel Yancey, to memorialize the Legislature on the subject of sending a commissioner to Europe to encourage immigration, mad«- his report. _ . [This is an able argument, and will to-day be pre sumed to the Legislature, in the Senate, by Colonel Moore, of Thomas, and in the House by Colonel J. J4. Jones, of Burke. It will appear in the next Re corder.) Colonel Moore, chairman of the committee on tne power of changing the name without legislation, made his report. Adopted. (This report makes it necessary to apply to the Leg i..... . a*. — .t... ..m..ttivxiil itlatiniru vi7 Ir.illt “CdtLOIl H . ’G . R U W E SAVANNAH, And all prominent Druggists, Grocers, Ac. A. M. BININGKK A CO., [Bs’abllabcd 17780 Sole Importers. No. IS Beaver street. New Fork. Opinions of the Press. Tbe Binlngere. No. IB Beaver street, hay* a very high reputation to sustain, ns the oldest and besi house in New York.—Dome Journal. The house of A. M. Bluiugor A Co., NtalS Beaver street, has sn.taineil foi a firi- i ot eighty years n refutation Unit may well he ciui.-d —N. -V Evening Post, • !~v eod-OAW 1 v NEW PERFUME For the Handkerchief. Chatham Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be sold on the first TUESDAY la December licit, ihe Couit Home dot r, in the city of Savannah, between the legal hours ot sole, the fol lowing property, to wii: Thirteen Fieates, 46 | iece», K'J pieces Extra Cut- In,.'s, 6.8 pieici* Wood and Iron, 3 coils Rope, 1 box Tool*. HOUSE POWER LESCKIPIION. Two Wood stills,! Framed Bed iwcod) with Cost Spider and Journal. I Cast Bcvpl Win cl, 2 Half Cir cle* (wood), l Upper circle (wood), etc. PRESS. One short Shaft with Cast Couplings and 2 Mil 2 cv.fet Gear Hangers, with Caps and Bolin, 1 framed Wood Woik, ttitli Fills and 2 Mitre Plate*, 1 Cast lto, e shrove aud lunger, 2 Screws with one Mitie each, 2 framed Uprights whn Stirrups flower sec tion), 2 Discharge Door*, and other articles too na me! ous to mention, levied on as the property of the Bjsoh Piers Company, by oraer of the llonottble die Judge ot thu rup nor C urt of Chatham Qm&ty, to satisfy an uiiaci.uieut in favor ol Kicboidson A Barnard. BEMJ. L. COLE, ::ol5-t«l* Sheriff Cnathain County. Insurance. LIFE AND ACCIDENT. THI ORIGINAL Traveler’s Insurance Company OF HARTFORD, CONN., INSURES AGAINST ALL ACCIDENTS; ALSO MStmEa AGAINST LOSS OF LIFE FROM £NY CAUSE! Whether OImbm or Aeeldcat. With Compensation for Personal INJURIES. J^ATkS ot FRRMIDH lower tbau ibose of any otner UhOuapuy. IV* All approved forma of Lite Polices, el her with or wllbont compensation for personal in.uriea, as the applicant ui desire. FASH CAPITAL. .... *500,000 *? Witb a surplus of about $2-.0,030. isiatiiic fur ilie proposed cluinge, viz : from -Cottou PlAnterc* Oouvcmlou,” to Agricultural aud Manufac turing Couve iiiou ol tbe State ot Georgia.”) . A resolution presenied by J. 11. Jones, oT Burke, urgiug tbe impor.auce of County l tU iners’ Cluiis as auxiliaries of Ibis association, was adopted. Ait iuvilauou, ou motion of Col. liugbes, of Twigzs was extended to any present to untie with tb^lwtly*' geu,lumen enraUed 1hh*o|ndhss as Mine. L. WILL OPEN THIS DAY, her itew store, oa B1WUGI1TGN STREET, Two doors east of Bull, opposite Masonic Hall, ber Fall Millinery and Fancy Good., which are of the la test style aud the best choice. MUK. MASS ART respectfully solicits her numerous frieuds and enato- ineis to give her a call. no 12 PHILADELPHIA SHOES RECEIVED Per Steamer Tonawauilu. J^ADIES’ GAITERS, Children’s Button Gaiters, Laldics' Toilet blipp rs, etc. ALSO, ON UAND, A supply of While Kid slippers. EINSTEIN, ECKMAN A CO., nois-lw Hi3 Congress street. jmm h PRICE. 5 CENTS. lustirance. I Miscellaneous Cumbifiand [New FuUllS 6l JSCHi 0 OF nasHvillf, tenn. v (Fin, parlB. sad Life.) OFFICE IN 8AVANNAJSUH7 BAT HJR^ET. Awthoalaed CApttal, I . *500,000* T HIS COMPANY is prepared io issuefVi kTraon as favorable terms as a- y Eastern Company. ISEORUE U. LKNOiH, ri*.ldent. 8. L. TEIPPI, S creta^c . aEFEHEseKs: ^ Win*. Tobey A Co^ Bankers, Nashville. Hon. W. Mat. *h>wu, Mayor, .suAVIUe^ ., Hon. W. H Wilkinson. Rei order. Svshvill*. _ Hon. G. J. SlubbletteW, Atiornry llent-f al. Sash- ^General N. B. PeareeTWho'esais Giocery and Goat- ■Mon Merchant, Naehvil r. Stratton, Cnrui y A Roy, Cotton aud ComlMUlon Merchants, Nashville. • C. Mies A Co, Furniture and Commission Mer- eban a, Nashville. W. J. Para* & Co., lb ngglats. Nashviil*. It Wlrl A Co., Dry Goods Mrrch ,uts, Nashville. D J Mey sbardl. Dry Goods MerrkSnt.N .shville \V. C. Collie,-, M ls‘ er. ^asjiville. K. H. SiugletuSrtfcfc l*enle»s*lasbv*de. F. O. DannmitrtP* Co, Editors *M Pioprletoi -of tbe Onion and American, ftarhvid LIFE DEPARTMENT. TheTravelei’sof Hartford now Issaes policit* in suring against loss u! life I rout auy cause, whether disease or acvi-n-tit, with weekly compensation for. disabling accident, 1bus combining life and accident insurance under one policy, at the lowed lalia ol premium. ANNUAL PREMIUMS FOR LIFE Policies for Life Insure against death from any cause, aud the piemiuiu Is payable annually during tiro. Rale pet $i,ov.>: Age Of 20 ii 30 36 40 Ordinary Life . , policy ,1216 ,13 to $16 06 $18 ‘J2 $• 76 Combined Lile aud accident 1616 16 80 19 06 2192 28 76 Other ages iu proportion. TEN TEAR NQlS-FORFEITABLE. Ten Tear Non-Forfeicabie Policies insure against death Ir-ni any cause, and tbe premiums are all paid iiy iu ten years. Compensation holds, under this form ot policy, -taring 'he whole lire. These )iolicies are nou-.orleiuible niter two annual pay ments. Rate per $ - ,ouo : Age Ol 20 25 30 3i 40 Ordinary Idle Policy $2014 ,29 6, $3100 $ ’.7 04 $42 44 Combined Life and Accident 32 5 » 35 37 3 , 70 42 91 4s 03 Other ogc-s in propoitlnu. A,so, Term and Non-Forleitable Kadowment Poll- dee A proportionate low rates. Tbe Combined Life aud Accident policy, it is confi dently believed, alloids t.ie be t insurance for tbe least money, and covers ail jiersonal hazards under uue policy. JAS. G. IIATTKRSON, President RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary. lion EblZUK TV MIGHT. Consulting Act Mernt A H-ll Wall Pa -er [ Dr. Frasier, Sees lor, Na * J KUum, Editor Teuucs A Myer A Co., Wholesale Grocer Gew- ai J. B. Palmer. AI tomey; Mori resboro. Gcs- rai James H. Chalmers, AUMnsy, Memphis. B K C Brooks Hsnksr. Mempgls.. _s. . linn. Benjamin G. Hnmpfireys, Governor ofMSb- •Tou. T * Swa-.n. Auditor of Mwaiseippi. (I.n^ral F\ c VValihalL Attorney. Coffeeville, Miss. General W. K. Br.iiilly. Attorney,Grec-uslioio,Miss. General S. I>. Le--. Bro k.vitle. Miss. • General J. NVeeeler, Cotton Factor. New Orleans. General J. ii. ti-wd, firm cf J. B. Hoed A Co, hew Orleans. . „ Generals Gibson A AusCn. Attorneys New Or- lefifif. Pro.e-eor J. P Logan, Atlanta, Ga. ll-'U. Kemp P. PalUte, Treasurer otstaie, Raleigh, North Caro 1 a. General N. B. Forres*. Memphis. NEW ENGLAND'5niR"TNsCRANCE COMPANY, OF M4BTFOKU, CT. AuUiorlzerl cspHslof ■» -» S2(HI,IMW, WMjRrsYMON^ - Agcotloc Savannah, “• 16f Biy glreet FIRE, MARINE and accidental IR8UBAHGE AGENCY. Capital and Assets. Security Insurance Co *1,600,000 Piicenix Inanraiiee 1,603,000 Inlernalional Insurnnre Co.... 1,423,000 Manhattan Insurance Co Harmony Insurance Co North American IusuraucoJ ‘ Total Cash fi J. W. BRADLEY’S dfcLKBR&TEl) (OR qOUBLR a^RHtQ) Hoop Skirts. j. W. BRjSjp] , duplkx"!!K>£ts .. bsve printed in RID INK. on tHe band J. w. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX .‘KlhT. DON’T BUT AN^jjrriBR ^ You can always find fall AMOrtaiaata 4t • WHOLESALE ANJJ RETAIL AT j O MAKER A CO.. L.YTUROP A OO. ASK FOR J. W. BRADLEY’S DLI LEX^KIRT iso *» , . - sBE'TIIR NAME ON Tils BAND.” For sale ia sat e-man at Wholesale by * J. C MYKKK A CO., LATHR IP A OU. OISI F A WATKINS, ■nail by J. c MAKER % CO.. LYT1IIMP * to ns WITT * MORGAN. hJSMTKIN A -4£CK MA.V, OKFF A YVATKINS, THOMAS PEPPBR. At whotesalaby the tx lustvj M inniketareri and Sale Owners of the Patent. Nos. 97 Ch no9-3(IL w’MB,.BRadlw a cary, Waie-n ms and OH e. aud 7y and 31 RjAde »i„ - N*w York. NEW MERCHANT Tailoring EstabJis HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. aftebnoon session. - he House spent its entire session in reud- iiu;'Senate and House bills fit st and secoud November 20. BILLS ON THEIB PASSAGE. For the relief of J. J Anderson. He was an employee on tne State Road in 1859 aud was maimed. Messrs. Pfiilups, DuBjs-, B..ynton and Moses spoke in tavor of it, aud Mr. Sialliugs in opposition- Ibe bill was l(,Ct To repeal tbe law requiring a super id ten dent of public roads to be elected in Wilkes ai d Lincoln counties. Passed. To authorize the Empire State Iron and Coal Mining Company to establish au office at OihUunooga, Teun., or some other place- ' To allow defendants to be witnesses in NEW YORK. A8K FOB POALON'S—take no otheb. Sold by llruzciale gpnrrallv. s Notice. AVANNAU DAIRY’ removed to Hull stieet, thud ihf B*lf VlkiC . rt . sulu .,„u ,.„., prT!eli"^nBa auopteu, requiring the Treasurer to look iuU) tbe condition of the SssaSS35£SsSSa bewue of coohterfeits. , d.isoby suit orotberwn--.-. The Committee on Newspapers and Publications, llirougb their chairman, Col. D. M. Brown, of Houv- tou made their report, which was adopted. This report admits the great importancc and ilmost absolute necessitv of having an organ under the con trol of this body, but owing to the extreme depression aud poverty of the country, deem it inexpedient at the pre-cut. They recommend tbe Convention by resolution to adopt some good newspaper as an organ ' U Aresoluu e o"u'was submitted by \V. W. Boyd, of Ful ton adopting as a policy by the State, the metering o» manufacturing arts amt enterprises, and exempting be cap^ sbS'k lor a term ol years from taxation ; which on motion of Col. Moure was amended by striking out all that portion which relatea io exemp- liou from taxation, which amendment prevailed, aud resolution as amended was adoi teu. Dr Reese of Sumter, offered a resolution request ing tke Southern Recorder and Federal Umou, to pul^ 5a t lie nroceediiigs of the Convention aud tbut all otherpapersduthe state he requeated to copy, whtch P M V ”slaner, of Clark, proposed Ihat Gan ^ext an nual meeting of the Convention be on the 2d 1 ue oav in August. 1807, m the city ot Atlanta, 'vnicn, on motion ol Mr. Orme. ol Baldwin, was amended bv striking out August, aud inserting November y .trikine out AttSta, and inserting MilledgeviUe- winefi amendment prevailed aud the resolution was a mpted. After which the Convention adjourned. door from Whitaker, north side, where Fresh Milk, Cream, Clabber, Curds, etc., always for sale. notT-eod3t. GKO. W. LAMAR, JB.__ The Orient- Mutual Insurance Company Co-Partnership Notice. W E. tbe undersigned, have entered into Co-Part t.er-hip for the purpose of conducting t it Wholesale and Retail Grocery Business, under firm name of ^ ^ & c A . MclNTIRE, on tbe corner of St. Jnliaa and Jcffi-rs- n streets. \Ve respectfully solicit a share of ir.ide (Late of Apalachicola, Florida,) Cf KIM Hi It AX. COMMISSION AND FOKWAUUINU MERt’HAST, No. to Stoddard’s Lower Huge, Bay Street, SAVANNAH, GA. Liberal advances made on consignments to his riends in European and Northern marke.a. -lm no2-2taw3w W. MclNTIRE. O.A Ml INTC-E. No. 43 W«U Sire.4, cerium casee. . ., To prelect sheriffs in certain cases : U Mi, riffs are required to make levies during the existence ot tbe stay law, they may te- tjutre au indemnity bond trom tbe person re- uuiriug them to levy. Passed. For the relief ol Mila E. Turk. Passed. To regulate continuances. Passed. ^ To aid iu the coustiuctiou ot the Savan- uab, Griffin aud North Alabama Railroad. Postponed till uexi Tuesday, when it wifi be the special order. To adow persons to convey water over intervening lands for mining purposes. Tu grant State aid to the Air Line Rail- road. Special order for next Friday. To amend an act for tbe relief ot maimed soldiers. This amendment makes beneficia ries <-f all soldiers, &C. Recommitted. To imiorce observance of the Lords Daje Prohibits ilie running of steamboats and road ears on the Sabbath. UmI- To legalize certain acts of the Fulton Lmm and Building Association, and of the »tone wall Building and Loan Association. To n corporate Sylvania- Passed. To make feme soles oi Mrs Shea and Mrs. Harriet McLendon, ttelerred. . - . To appropriate dollars for the burial ol the Contederatc dead at Resaca. O.r motion to fill the blank with ten tbou- sund dollars, Messrs. Suead ot Richmond, Kussell of Muscogee, Glenn, Mosea and Shaw addressed the House in a most feeliug aud cloqueut manner. Could the dead wh lie “On every field of strife, Made red by bloody victory, have heard these eulogies, they would have fell they had not died in vain. _... ., On motion of Mr. Hardeman, of Bibb, the blank in the original bill was filled ■1.1,000 and passed. Adjourned- , T he very decided vote by which me passed the bill, on yesterday, extending the term of the Stay law, being larg y a tw o-ibirds vote, is indicative ot l* 16 la ^"‘ the Executive veto, which is eute to come. The honesty of purpose, the P url *;y “ j und the conscientious probity of , i e kins is uuimpeaacbed and unimpeachably No oue who knows Gov. J-’a Uouti'uution’lllamea him, otCuu W* 111 ’ for his veto of this and kindred L’ but it is to he regretted, that in these blous times—these times ot pecuniary^ tress aud general gloom aud despond 6 ^ _J’ that our Constitution points uj URWe Ot re bel G iv. J.’s motives are mieuuderstooa, bis acts viewed trom a false siaudpomt, au dm peculiarity of the circumstances anil »ne limes renders him—mo6t unjustly, I think— V' ry unpopular. Of course, iu w;bat I have emt, I am not incited by “maLce afore- xrsiTRFS C AHGOES anil FREIGHTS against Ma- 1 riTItaki NO Fire Risks taken d,.connected ^. riue Rinks, from Marine Risks. ASSETS, JULY 1ST, 1866, *1,127,618 56, AFTER paying all adjusted losses. Estate Notice. A LL,persons having .lumanda against lh« *•' Of the-late James Bolan, ol Beaufort ■j. G., are requested to present them, duly and those ludehted to the ■kme will make paymeid to 1 he subscriber, at Grai.amvllle.or to It J Dei auk atGillisonville. 1HOS. S.JlKllM. oc3U-la»3w SANDERSON I WILKINSON, HARNESS, SADDLERY AND TRUNK STORE, (WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, East Side o 1" Market, Between St. Julian and Hrynn Street*, savannah, ga. the OGLETHORPE Insurance Comp’y OF SAVANNAH Are prepared to take Fire Bisks oi Reasonable Terms, At their Office, 117 Bay Street. H- W. MERGER, President-t CHAS. 8. HARDEE, Vice President. J. T. Thohas, Sec. This Company-have■ f^a^emenw^totonfc LondofiS Liverpoo.at the Gounling Rooms ol Messrs. Drake, Klelnwoit k Cohen. TRUSTEES. Fb&xciS CoTTENKT, »I..T H. Hamiltoh, Jr.. GboBOB F. TUomas. ■ O. H. Sand. W. F Cabv, Jr., CORN’S K. SUT10N, W. A. SALE. ED A ARD HaIOUT, James Bkown, N. D. Cablilb, William schall, Ekopolu Hdffer, Wm. S. Wilson, F. cousIhert, GustaV scwbab, John F. 8cHEP«ler. EUGENE DUTILH, President. ALFRED OGDEN, Vice President. Charles Irving, Secretary. Applications fec^wi^MAs, insurance Agent. *• 117 Bav suaet. no2i-*f Joseph Gaillasd, Jr., GKOBGB MOSIiRi Edward F. Davison, Lemoyne, Jr., ... U. R. LYMAN, Lawrence Wells, John aucHIncloss, HD. F. SANDERSON, LEoFOLD BIKBWITN, SIMON D* VISSEK, JOHN ». WILLIAMS, ALEX. M LAWRENCE, FbED. O. Foster, GEORGE CHRIST, RICHARD P. BUNDLE, John a. Ualli, Fine Bourbon and Rye Whiskies GISS, BRANDIES, WINES, 4C.i WITH a fine stock of GROCERIES, P. SKEHAN. at 176 Broughton street, for Bale by nov!4—tf NOTES DISCOUNTED BY DAVID R DILLON, Banker,] sep22-ir S»* BAY STREET. REMOVAL. rpHE subsc.tber has this day removed his estab-1 itaiiment from Congress street to 139 Bay atreel. THOS. H. WILLING HAM, Wholesale Grocer. II. W. Mercer O. 8. Hardee William iiuuter A. 8. Hart ridge A. Porter R. Morgan J. Stoddard J. T. Tbomaa YV. Reuuhart F. L. Gue H. A. Crane A. A. Solomons M. Hamilton W. W. Gordon my7.t,t Directors :! M. 8. Cuban J. Lama J. W. Nevitt il U. Purse A. Fullarton J. McMahon L. J. Gullmartln F. W. Mima (i. Butler U. Lachlison K P. Cluiitn. Angnsta J. v> Kuotl. Macon U. F. it->ss, Macon W. H Young, Colnmba- 'aojusied aLd promptly paid. A A. LANK. Ago if. No. 12 Stoddanl’s Kau e, B-ry street, Savaliiuth. Georela. I8NCKD CUTTSB T5d tbe BEST WORKMEN, I am prepare! toexuj cute any onlef* in my Hue in Hu BEST STYLE OF THE ART. ALSO. A spl udid asaortuieut or FUmUSalsa GOODS of every kind. . , . Give me aeaU and Judge lot joormslvra W. C. KENNEDY, 'ZZg- _ _ da** vf*# $ f’Anf. . ■MWJ I* ACTOXtS General temmiNslon u*fi For war MERCilANTS, CORNER DRAYTON AND DRYA.NS1 !Sav(innqli, * Georgia. W ILL sen on Commission. Cotton, Rice, Naval stores. Lumber, Real J^ute. Fnaluee aud ^Aud^rUldo the business of Receiving audl’-rwaid- ing widk dispnrh. to nil American and European porta, unreasonable terms. The usuai laeilities aUorded e-usfomera. Conalgmuenls and oid. rs sohefta^ ” yl_J2- R. M. Hunt, CUR. WH7T4KKK Si STATE STIIEK1S, K EEPS constantly on band tbe finest aud purest French uid American CONFECTIONAIUES and CHOCOLATES. ! Jellies, Cordial, Syrups. Figs, Nuts, etc. ALSO, 1 China and Fane, Goods, India »***••,, He ^ ; w „ Varble and China Dolls aud Doll Heads, w • Boil Carriages, Fancy baskets, elc. i am opening a fine stork of S, CHAIRS, »' iT- CABINET FURNITUUK, OHA TRESHHS, &o., Ac . To which tbe attsntiun «f all Is Invited. 1^- Warer.Kjma,17sr.ROl GHV(’N SI RkEr, Sir old !>rv Uoo*w Slur®* . fifi-U • z * H ' ^Bacon, Hams, La.it* CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. iSEirr ) ILBOAO, j ;. 15.1S6A) OrFICE GINKXAL SCriUHTEKDEKT ATLANTIC AND GULF RaJLBOAD, Savannah, Oct. ” O N end after MONDAY next, the 22d inaUuktha Schedules of the Pi manger Trains on this lt<«d will be aa (ullowa. daily, (Sunday's eaoepted): nol3 2w City Marshal’s Sale. fvNDKR the Ordinance or the City. I’ 8 ®’ 1 l J THURSDAY, 22d luslant, at l_o cloc- p. m., al tbe touiril, one Red and White Cow lo^tneliT! cat bidder, unless all charges e'ityMarshaL— FOR SALE. unseed oil, boiled and raw, PRIME LARD OIL, Hull’s Soap and Candles. onn BOXES Extra F-ml’y end Pale. 200 166 gross Toilet Soap, all atj-ies. , ,, XT.SOLOMON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, COLLECT ING AGENT, Ac., Eiatarila, gg-SS:Si&:''bS C. V. HUTCHINS, COMMISSION MERCiIANT AND WHOLESALE dealer in HAY, GRAIN and PRODUCE, Corn, Oats, Meal. Feed, Bran, Oil Cake, Flour, Bacon, Salt, Kope, Jtc , Const ml ly receiving, and for sale at the lowest wholesale rates. Agent Savannah Floor Mills. 1515 Bay Street, Savannah. OC4—6111 — T. N. CONRAD & C0. SOLE AGENTS FOR CKEONE, Van UAAGFS8 * CO.’3 celebrated ] FANCY ani> FAMILY SOAPS, 7.00 A. M. Savannah........ 6.00 A. M. ThomasviUe 7.25 A. M. Live Oak |‘UST ri c -iv< d a-:d for sak— 25 bogshe.ids Ule, r Ba-.-n Si tea 50 hogs bead* Clear KR> Sid* * 30 hogahea.li Prime Bright Shouideis 20 lief***I'ure K tile Rol.de,e-i Laid 25 tierce* Cho ee Sugar Cured B g. : e J Ham. 15 tierces Sugar Cured .Unentered llam. W. IL WHITNdY A CO., no 10-tf No 4 D ur.s’ H*nge. 7.10 P. M. 5.45 P. M. 2.30 A. M. Tallahassee 1.00 A. M. Jacksonville tj fnSy odg u General Huperintendeiit. N’orth. River A6EIC0LTURAL WORKS. C T MIFFING M CO.. 68 and *0 Conrtlandt street, J New York, Manniaclnrers and Dealers In AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS. Nos. 10. IL 60,66 and 60 Flows, celebrated Mo hawk Valley Steel; Clipper Plow. Uorae-powero, Threshers and Clean“rs, Fan Mdle, Ac. COTTON GINS. Emery’s celebrated Saw Gin. KoUirtbi'i celebri «-d Roller Oin. Healers supplied 8«»nd lor Circular. ocS-iio Fasliion able CLOAKS AND SHAWLS, F A3HIONABU.E Drea. Goods, Block Dress Go*mIh, giaukH | aud M-useilles Quilts, - Flannels—* uue. Opera anil Plaids, Tweed*, Jeans, uudmeres and Cioius, BAeocbed SfcirltUfS and Bo« eiin TalUo Damasks an*l I’nweliiigB. llo ierv ot ah kinds lor LAdits,’ Gents’ and Children. , _ , A very large *tock of ihe above goods for sa.e at the lowest cash prices b, DEW1Tr ± MORGAN, '* 137 CONGBkSS 8TRKKT. Smith & Rand Powder Co. 0 RANGE Rate in Kegs—25 pounds, 12>4 pounds sn i *>i pounds, rtlaaiine. in kegs of 25 pounds. CauUters of 6 pounile, 1 pouud and half pounds. AfdU supply of this unequaled Ponder always on hmni, and lor sale by their Agenta,^ k ^ a . m 201 au*t 2u3 B>y street. Z. N. WINKLER, Conniiitoil«»M»'r<’!iiint, Jk BAY STREET, Oven the store of lioiiiwruiJ uin head, St ill aui-nrt urompDy lot U V a1„*o- *,d mci eirf.Ci” ,e a; ilao, io the -hl^u* Ll CLIl- n, uaa King up of all mama | ai os. WlU attend promptly iota* *. euirtiftfnjo SUn; ah io the propdPgfc ogtbf™ E-T McCarthy Gins, Livlugstou’s minofactnre, B kept for tale by DOUSBaA BRYANT, 194 Bay streew aVl \t factor’s prices. No. 64 SOUTH BAY STREET, BALTIMORE. One door from Pratt. nol2-lm No. 1 MACHINERY OIL. E HAVE JUST DECEIVED ||A LARGE LOT OF THE ABOVE OILS, which we are offering very low for CASH. CASE & HARRIS. W Wharf Store to Rent, 12 STODDARD’S UPPER RANGE. Also, two lofts and a small office. . a_ A. A. LANK, noU>-lw Insurance Agent. Office Gekebal BuHIWtindmt Atlantic &Ouifm*lL Road, Savannah. Od. 15th, 1866. DANIEL H. LONDON. NO. 63, BROADWAY, NEW YORK, flhi fl >ii«|jr and Commission Merchant, W ILL 1*11 all kinds ol Tobacco, Cotton, Bagging; Grain, Seed. *c., and wiil execute ontara & buying Merchaudtse and Produce ol every de.crtp- UUA. Consignments and order* solicited. • RttFKRKNCES. to *avAS»xH—Major A. t’oruik Dn““ * Bton* N. A. Hardee a Co., h k Hertz A Co., Jena “toffigwTowr-W. C. Langley * Oo.. Barclay * U JZT'2Tn^r o ^on Cotton shipped te gyre’ Avans A Co- Liveri-ool. uct '* w .. NOTICE. T at nn-leisigned have enten-d into a limited awt- jranbit). uiuus Li* firm uau* of A. 1. GUN- b iNGHAM, lor the ir^n action o* h General mlesinn Business in ihe ei ( y «-f Savaenali. AkX‘U. der T. Cuuninghsm of Havannuh. i* the (nau-n*. uaiiner, and Jolm J. Stoddard, of tne same place, is Ihi rpecl. :* tner, and eoctribuLs tru thouwud dollars lo tbe common mock. This nartnership is to commence on th6 twebi.elh Kiohtnen Hu. died and Sixt)-s!x. and ,qi January, Eighteen Uuu- of November, E to terminate on ti dred and SlXty-el| A T. CUNNINGHAM, JOHN J. STODDARD. House for Sale or ‘Rent. . brick house on Taylor, three doois east ol Girard street Apply to 1-ELL, WYLLY a CHRISTIAN. Green i^eaf Hextfp Rope, a T MunnCacturcre’ Prices. A- ocl5 _ tf PAVAXT AWaTLES. ^D^ots and Shoes, m f76 e 5r^Ston e stS**by nov!4 U no2l-6t ORANGES. 25 boxes Silver Skin Onions, a. wilcox k co. mHE Florid. Branch Bail ** BP d^U C »»^na 1 o° 1 °“ 1 ® y ^*®^* I 9ri JtAfk Superior Florida Oraagea, SSlif jSSToStml Bail Bead, and Florid. KM. | K Throngb ticket. wiU be wddbetwefh the toDowing pl 2S^S, : gnd Quincy. TMtaharaee, MonttceUo. lto di ^n^SVd%imcL n T»liM«»ee, MonUcdlo. “^S^d^tm^dVMdoMa ^bta^tween d CejUnl juu ^Sd wiUtoffi»l»d oa throng rata, and withtmt] breaking bulk. For Sale, nmawi'e tbe cily oi Savannah, un Ure beat p lea oi ft On tbe place are ample builillBga t-r ri*ra tlv«, dwolllag house and overseer,s bouse. nf. r | l A?6y ,t, “ dt,1,Uf OCTAVUS COHEN * CM FOR SALE, a SERVICEABLE DRAFTe HORSE. Apply at Al Pntaakl Honae Stables. a MoflIHLY, Golden Ale and London Porter yOB tale by the case, at 176 Rraughtan nov',6 * r - cpulaliun- aud best men 1 ever koew-’-ho . liouesi (Kiiilician, a Clirislian geOUeman^and "hen I sav be is unpopular, I only repeal Legislature say ot bun. say Winn members of the WANTED, saiissassffis# CLARK. JONES * OO. 1.1 Stoddard’* Lower Ban** from tne reqnlrad. APPUt® noJO-lw* 1 Boarding. _ roa rr tgwfK has removed her bnmcfli fon. *200 5sr5snt2Kss.r,5"j Osv*tata«.vow 10 J tuba tor.1 50 boxes CbeaM goo boxes Soap tob^nla Photo, Whiskito Mease* toe “ GILLIAM S OLD. MILL.’ GBITS, KAL. a * fcUDDINGTON k CO. IJOTBi jjy , Yonag Geqtlemnn, wilbln a short distance o 13 th “ ‘ the Pom uince. ao9 F ym m any years a Teacher, Tomer and Repairer ui Pinnoe in this city, soud.a a *i.arc of paiton- a *Ord«n toft at H. *. B06AR1KJS’ *KrS Wifi «««» whb ITOWW* am ■ton. nof-lrn For Stile. 950 3 -sajsyfgj? aera* Mixed tond in aiynn comity, know n as Paper's Hamteock. ' Also. 702« ■«*» in Lmcunniy. Alta, 420 seres Fine Land in Pier«e conn Applyt. . Ot—lm i county, Un. WM-BAXLEH^^ WANTED 200,000 ndMEAL atom on hand in large qnaatl- daiiy grerand, aud can m*h* « rspectaUy to maf Oroom and Bay Merchanu who « radera unin na their iiatninag*- w« r *- draDlMfoiU who use the above, fhekhllioerTat«V- if47” e " warehouse. 190 *, “^XOTmWGTON* CO , - nCltf ■“ Cor, HabtaharaandLii*rly streeta. Dt'NM, Sneed, dkntist, POUNDS Uaglneed Cation wauled, for shirk tbe highest price wUi be paid. Will *1 o<Jtn Cotton on Toll at low rafra Coitci* Gin* aud Carton ed hr ^ ' ' Rowland'. Gtl Sian*-, or 23—1m fa.-Asogetal'arf. Twelve Garden Lots AT FQIVAT*AAUi. ,y ltl.l.. WYLLY * CHKIWHAN. Containing'.608-l»acrea of tod qnabty of (tarden Lois. They aie bounded on th* emt by SUdaway Ubell Road and on Uta-Weat by Lover’* lane, and fcilu- atad within one mile ot tbe. city* Capitalist! would find a Mire profit by miking an Invertment In tbe property, aa the Ml; 1* extendrag tn that direc- Plat of tbe property aan b* aeen at oar cocut- - aovl4 ing-room. C1IA1 IUNTY SHERIFF'S SAl noUim