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FERTILIZER, A SEW ASD VALUABLE AID TO ACiRl- OILTUKE. ^ A Larger Proportion of Profit tbu from :my luovn Perliiixer. FOB SALK BY F. W. SIMS & CO., COTTON FACTORS, Ifar*l Stores, Shipping and General COMMISSION MERCHANTS. W Eare now offering for sale the most valuable ¥ EKTLLIZEH eve- put before our pluming community. It bac l>een honestly and fairjy tried by gcaTlemen of intel ligence, whose certificates are beyond any question. It Is an article of comparatively recent manipnla- llon, and it?- full merits have not been made apparent from * want oi correct know ledge as to tne muet ad vaniafceous manner or using if; but even with this year’e experiment*, when the season* fiare been most nnprotrfiicup, it3 vain- as 21 Tfertil zer has been f rlHiupluini ly proven. We ore ttic dole ageutd for this Manure, known as The Eureka AHuayaiated Bone leper Phosphate of Lime, forOewgfa Florida. We ask tiie attention of every planter 'o thefol- lowing ccrbficutea, from gentlemen of the highest respectability: Bikimtille, Burke Co., Nov. 1,1SCG HEbMb*. F. W. &L98 «k CO.: Dear Sirs: Your favor ol the ldttuiU., asking me to give you 1 lie result of my exoerience in the ose of the Eareka Arntnoniaterl bone Super-Phosphate of Lime, came duly to hand. I used this Fer tilizer under cotton nod as a tqp dreeing for corn, under a fcW garden vcsre*an!ca and a por tion )f my turnip crop. With all these crop* I found it acted as finely as the manufacture!a claim for It. With all the serious disasters tfc.it befeir ih this year in a protracted drouth and rust in cotton,, rny crops were largely augmented r *y its use. My corn crop, 1 aui satisfied, was doubled by the applica tion, and had the rains continued .0 have kept the manure diluted, I think it would have trebied tuc crop of corn on old exhausted land. With it this year 1 have made enough corn for the use of my plantation, whereas I should have had to bay largely to have kept np the same working force next year. Its stimulating qualities were very perceptible in the rapid growth and early development 01 all plants upon which it was used: and if it is the permanent Fertilizer that is claimed for it, aud doubtless it is, I would prefer it to Pernvlau Guano or other te:tiiizers more volatile and costly. Comparing its 'effects upon my crop with what I witnessed of those manured with Peruvian Guano, I certainly am satisfied with its results—al though it needed the rains to have kept It diluted, and all the crops did hot receive th'Jfull benefit of the application. If you are enabled to furnish the same article another year I would like to try it again. Yours, very respectfully, WM. B. JONES, IIehkdon, Burke Co., Ga. July 24,1060. F. W. SIMS A CO.: * Cents: As to the action of the Fertilizer, I have becu highly gratified. Its effects have been very dis tinct at every stage of the crop, anJ its proprietors have been peculiarly fortunate in the production of a Fertilizer that Is equally bent tidal on qpm and cotton. It Id quite fctiiuuhiling and yet mild, possessing the advantage of guano (Peruvian) 111 the first, and superior to it In being free from the heating, burning effect, so disastrous iu a drouth. My expeliciice is that this American guano is too slow in its act! ns for corn, but it is excellent for cot ton. This arises from the fact that the Ainericad va rieties, as they are known, possess more of the phos phaU's aud less of ammonia than the Peruvian. This accounts lor the quicker action of the Peru via njipoii the crop, but'Tfce less permanent effect 011 the Soil. What will l»e the inllticncc of the Eureka remains to be seen, ;ih this is my first year’s trial-; but my obser vation so fur K that no mature cut be happier in its effects 011 the crop at every stage of its progress Such. I tiiiuK. is the linpros-ioii of others wno have tried it In this section, with whom 1 have con vers. d. 1 have only used it lids year oil cbm aud cotton, the yield of wh[ch, I think, would have been doubled aud even 11 cbled ii the seAsons had been favorable. But manure oi no kind can make a crop without lain; and hence whatever may be the result of the year’s labor, my opinion of the Eureka above given will nor he affected. I want to try it upon turnips this /all. Can you send me ft couple of barrels more ol it to this sta tion, No. 0, U. It. It. Yours, &c. f J. Ii. JONES. M1 Li.EDCEvj i.i.k, November 1, 186C. Messrs. F. W. S1M.T& CO.; Gentlemen : Yours or the loth ultimo reached day or ho before I was tukeu down with fever chills, and since getting up, my time was sotaki up with matters prep tn.tory 10 coming here, tuat I Usd to postpone an answer until now You ask me 10 give yon my opinion of the value of the Eureka Phosphate of Lime, as compared with the Guano, based (ipt-u ihe results ol the present year's opera- tiotiM. I luve not now time for a Tull reply to your enquiry, i remark that, in July, 1 think, 1 wrote out my opinion then upon the very points you suggest. If you will refer to lhai letter, I think you will find ail that I uesd say in answer to your enquiry. As fa vorable as that opinion was then, 1 have no reason, from the iatrr developments of the crops, to change any part of it. If you cannot fiffd It, nod will inform tue, 1 wifi, as soon as I write the opinion you have asked. Yours, Ac., J. B. JONES. Thomson. Columbia Co., Ga., Nov. 6, lSUJ. Mass tea. F. W. SIMM * 00 : Genthunen: According lo promise, I give you the result of cxjniriinenL.1 made ihls presmt year with 1 he five tonsot “Eureka Ammoifiatbd Bone Super I'hoHpiiate of Litre,’* put chased ol yon last spring. A« you are aware, the putt .season with us wa* un- pritceiieiiud v,\t weather in the spring, and excessive drouth— commencing I11 June—the 1 titer fat*! gen erally 10 tmiiiured ertms. 1 nj piled the Eureka to &. field of thirty acres of rorton, Two tons to the field, holiig about' one hundred and forty pounds to the acre. Tuc field (-tubblc) nos lirckcu up well, and iu«* phospnste drill* d by h nd in Kviug off to ridge, hev Tdl rows were leit without its application to test U. Tim difference between th«se rows and the bal ance of rr.e field could he discerned a considerable dl.slance all the summer, and plainly so iu gathering the crop. And I am confident th*»» tho Phosphate on the thirty acres has paid me fifty percent. I nppiicd a ton of me Pht spimtc to corn, after the coin w.is up, Indore the first plowing, and the re suit I11 tho growing of the corn was Hie same. In order/however, to make a ttioroaglffeFt of it with other Fertilizers, 1 procured Peruvian Guano aud Phoenix Island Guauo. \ applied the Peruvian Gua no to one acre of coin, superintending It in person, and the Phosphate to two *icrcs by the aide of the first, in nearly equal qua nti tier, applying about -ne- lourth less of the Peruvian. The r*:iult was that the Plmsplmte equaled the Peruvian Guano, the ears of corn being as huaw. I have used several kinds of the many commercial manurcu offered, and cor^ider the Eureka the best at tide. I would as leave have it lor corn and cotton the Peruvian. J also tried it 011 watermelons and vegetables wi-.n the same success. I should recom mend that, for cotton, the Phosphate be pul at least an Inch under the seed, 200 pounds to the acre. And for corn, apply about * tabb-epoonful when planting laud wit It the grain, at k a u»i«ixinch» h from the grain. Very truly, yonrs Miscellaneous. a B.CC, A 0O E. F. METOALTE A C0„ JIG'S. - Cotton Factors* Comm ission Forwarding Merchants Mo. 5 Uwn Hu|ii Bay SAVANNAH. GEORGIA. Cub .ilvanme am eneatenmanta to Norton, Slaugh ter k Co., New York, and Joha K. OUliaU k Co. Liv erpool. , , r • • ; oeVJ-3ki NEW STORE. 800TS, SHOES, HATS AND CLOTHING, At Wholesale and Retail. BY Einstein Eekinan & Co., BNO. 163 CONGRESS STREET. W E are now receiving, and ready to exhibit our large and well .elected sloe* of the aliure meu- ■ iiin.d good, from the be»t uanufacttirera. and pul ii> expressly for the Georgia and Florida trade. Merchants and Planter* •ire invited to exam'ne our stock before purchasing dsewhere. * oc4-3iu Medical. ,i i ^)* - 1 .' - nr KSDiom. PHENIX STEAM SAW MILL. EASTERN WHARF, SAVANNAH, GA. GANG RAW HILL, known a* the ••PUCE \ IX VI’EAM RAW HILL,” would respectfully luiorm '.heir friend, and the public generally, that they ur«r .low prepared to fill orders for Lumber in any qual ity ami of any sure ami lengths. We have coo. •lected with our Milf ad improved Planer, and will give particular attention to ordais for planed au>r ongue and grooved lumber. Order, left at the Hill, or at J. K. A H. Hamilton- office, corner Lay and Abercorn atreeta, will rcceiv ,,rompt ailentiou. A .hare of public patronage I. tesnec-fully b> Iletted. KHCKN * UAMll.TONb. JO*. U1LBM, J. r. II, Ml LVOV. U. Maull.TOM. aut-tf '• }’ ...‘j , Paper Hangings Dr. Maggiel’s PILLS AND SALVE. L ET the Suffering and Dlraaod read the lolUear- ing. Let ail who dive' been given ap by Ibt doc- font.- and apokaa of a. IneorabK read the Mlowfag. tm~ Let ad who can believe facta. anJ can hue -•uilh in evidence, read tbelollow^g? KNOW, ALL MEN BY TH1RHR PRE SENTS, That, ou thin, the Nib day of Jfloe,Ji the year our Lord, 13®*, pereonady came *--.iili Uie liuuwo a. each, and being duly .wara, dapm aa foi'uw. : That be la the aule n-«a»«i let for the united dtaiea, and dependent** thareffiSr yregw nttun or aedicillM uown u MAGGIEL’S FILLS AND SAT.VR, »< end tuat the fOitowtag CertiteatM ere verbatim CO pica to the hem of hi* knowl -dge and beltad. •JAMKS SNilTRE, *■ *■} Notary PatJAe, Wan dreet.New York. Window Shades. MAKY J. TURNER, No. S8 8t. Julian Street, 3n. received anew .apply of -Paper Hanging., Win- < V Shade and Gilt Cornice*, which will be aold (heap. I,)-. PluUtUi for Sale. hti .even negro houeea, fourteen by twenty (14x20) feet iu atae with a .plendidatream fortam'tier and grbt •nil]. Three hundred and twenty 1320) acre, of open laud, and one thoiuand (1.0U0) to he cleared. Facill- 11«. for a dock range, with meat Mall in Savannah, unsurpaawxi by any locality id the vicinity. All tlic iiuilding. in good repair. . Apply to K. W. Solomons, Congress street, or at bT i hi. office. oc2-2m bTrtOBHAK. nent b trom tliegr.i J 1L STOCKTttX. SYLVAN!*; Ga., November 1,1 SOU. MM::* F. W. SIMS ai CO.. Savannah. Ga.; deathmen : Your f.vur of Ihe -'liih ulilmo did not rt.iu:li tuc until -tUr rny return trou, Savauuah. 1; give, me pieaaure to curmnijii cBte the rcault of my eX(fCi1ciip** wilh ihe Kaitka Pne.pbate «H Lnnr. 1 applied aliout I’.nie thotwaad pouuri. of It on t- n acre, nr very poor land, law sati.dci that i lie land would not nave made more than lour thon-uad ponurt. of seed cotton, a n<l pcrlmp. fciil.H year) not more than three thousand. I have already gathered ubon! .lx-thou wnd iioouds, and may get five bun died more, i lie clay on these i«n d'-rt-. was very l.r trom trie a .rUce, about tivo feet. Had tlie clay beep -.v::liiu six iueties of til. siirf.ee. I believe iliat-J should lmve mule near nine hundred' pound. LTtti acre. The •• Euieka Phosphate of Liar.c’’ i. (acetiluing to my oiwerv.ition) mucli more stimulating than Peru vian (.llano, especially wnen applied ou toriL i ap plied oiie barre. (-00 ilOhlf ifj o:i one acre and a half of Corn. Tbe production dpi not half equal the pro- nilse whicli tbe corn made dating tbe flrat six Seeks If nd the nine quantity lieen applied to the corn Iii broken doses, 1 oeiieve the product would have been double whal It was. Tile corn was planted in the i same kind of land that tbe cotton was, ami at the i end of six week, was three (lines as high as corn adjoining, four feet aud a hair. Il ul I men applied more of tile same manure it would have made an overwht Imlng crop. i)ut X bad none of It iMu 1 believe Hint my land, which would moke a!x hun dred pounds of seed cotton, with tnc clay not ex ceeding aix laches Irom ibo surface, coaid b« made to produce twelve hundred pound, by appl-,frig three h iLdreii pounds of this Fertilizer. And I think It would bo best to run a shadow furrow, sprinkle about two hundred pound, per acre in the furrow, and cover It up Immediately with * si,mM RcotUi or .novel )dow. i jus should he doa. imruedhueiy before put ting Iu the seed. When the c.ttoo is ready fwr tlie second or third working, «vmt the first or middle of June, run a small plow n«ar thecollaw aedeprtfikle in that, furrow am,lit on. hundred nonhoa move to Hid acre, and cover U ImmedmlMy. 1 threk Wf pur- suing this plan, the co ton would continue to grow anil (K! ,r nnlil irost; otherwise it would take the ravt iu August, shed off everythihg, and (lie. Your , very respeetfolly, H. T. LAWTON. Oumtcem, Rerlvem Co., fk, Not. A, iAd*. Messes. V. w. SIMs * CO., Sevavmsn, Oa., Kirk: Your letrer rd the JStn ott, W»1 received In due season. Yon mint. exOnee Hrf Adkiiffefiee In not answering it sooner. I experimented souiawhat wltri thu mun-ir. I fsc /bf from von Iasi spring, and with- o-.it unv reluctance whatever, prone—kc® it an excel lent fertiiizar. I Applied eft ae acre of cotton three hundred pounds of it; the vissl waa greater, the weed, irger. .nn -mod me s-wg dnauli better than my r-6ighi>or-- ccgfcm (rfi [so-c»lfed] stronger land un- mannr.-d. ( tried. *n4 s*W it tried with great succew on an kinds or vegetsives. Yours, W. WATERS. Ja. WaVNESMOo’, Oct. 29, IMC XScuitu SfMS A 5Xif*: I ftskeifreat pidMartin g r**nit 14 tnj «*|ierurt«f*t with loot £ur e"si hi/ti* ?.op«r-Fti.'A-ipiia:edr L5me, th£* present year, ar»fl I ir<u^t remark s*«:fore eoterUig upon (Ills tmik tbmt tbu pT*s»ecit year in tills locality bus not been a favorable teat for any manure—having had a six week’s drouth daring the month of Jury and a po<- tton of August, A portion of the manure I received I applied to cott on aud tbe remainder un corn. I ap plied at tbe rate of oue hundred pounds to the acre on cotton iu tlie hill, with nn increased third more lint than I would have thb manure. 1 noticed daring tfte wfcs green and luxuriant, while many _ crop, whetejtbere was no manure, was parcbe'l burnt l consider this manure superior to the Peruvian guano, not over stimulating the plan this article does during a dry season. / shall want six tons of your Eureka another will give you notice in due time. Yoocs, KDMUJID BY We can add nothing to these testimonials: speak for themselves, aud are from gentlemen \ IntelliiT^p- #* aud practical exi»er:ence eminently It them Vi express au opinion. A :a®-ge ftupp y of i ms article Is now on Che way to us direct from the manufacturer, and during the months of December. Jana ary aad February, ws shall be able to meet all orders. . We wdi sell this Fertilizer term* : 1st. To auy acceptance ou of purchase. North River AGRICULTURAL WOBES. / i KIFFiNU * CO., ti and ae Cbortlandt etrvet, vJ New York, Mauafacturera and Dealers in AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS. Nos. id. ll. to, u and efi Ptoara, eslebraled Mo hawk Valley Steel; Clipper Plow; Horse-iiowvre, Tbrcber. and Cleanert. Pan MIHa, Be COTTON GINS. Emery’, celebrated Saw Gin. McCarthy*• celebra'ed Holler Gin. Dealer* .uaplied Scad for Circular. ocVSm Baron, Hama, Lard. JUST received and for sale— 2t hogshead* Clew Bacon Side* 50 hogshead* Clear Bib Side* 3U hogshead. Prime Bright Shoaldet a 20 tierce. Pure K ill. Bendered Lard 25 tlercM Choice Sugar Cored B^ged Hbom 15 tierce. Sugar Cured BKrerered Ham. W. a WHITNEY * CO., noib-tf No. 4 Harris- Range. Juki lit, ltd. Dn. MacuiBL: I take my pea to writ* yoa of my great relief, and that the awful pain in my M, tufa eft me at last—thanks to yoar aiediciao. Ok, Doc. tor, liow thankful I am that 1 can get .Otoe aioep. I can never write U euoagb. i thank you again and again, and am sure that yoa are reAlly tho friend Of a 1 sufferer* 1 could not help writing lo you, aad hope you will a-1 taka it amian JAMES MYKB4, lie Avenue O. JS* This is to certify that 1 was discharged from ■he Army with a chronic uiarrhfea, aad luma keen cured by Dr. Haggle!*, nn*. WILSON UABVEY, Srt i ni .I, I** New Yobk, April 7th, IMS. (20“ The following is on interesting care of a man -tueioyed in an iron Foundry, who, in |—-*f malt ed iron imo a flask tuat was d«inp and wet, vanned an exptoduo. The melted iron was throws arifkail aud ou him In a perfect sbpwar, hod h* was Unread dreadfolly. The mtlowtng Certificate waa givim to me by him, about eight weeks altar the T-T’Trgt: - New You, Jaaaary 1. lflM. Mv name is Jacob Hardy; 1 am aa Iron ftMUMfer; I was badly burned by hot froo in November last; my burnfUiealed, but I bad a running aure os lay led that would not heal; 1 tried MAGGIEL’S SaLVE, aad it cured me is • few wnki. This 1* all true, and anybody can now see me at Jackson'* Iren Work*. Second Avenue. J. HARDY, maoerck street. EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS. “ I had no appetite. UAGOlKl.’s PILLS gave me a beany ou. *’ ‘ Your PILLS are marvelous.-’ “ Dr. MAGGIBL has cored mv headache, that waa chronic •’ “ I gave half of one of your PILLS to my hahe lor cholera ntorbaa. The dear tittle thing got well in a >tay. - “My nausea oi a morning is bow cured,” *■ Your box of MaGOIBL’S SALVE cured me ol noise, in the head 1 robbed some of your SALVE behind my ear*, and the noire teit •> ‘ r ‘ - Send me two boxes; I want one far a now ism ily." “ I enclose a dollar; your price is 25 cents, bu the Medicine to me u worth a dollar.” “Send me live boxes of yoar PILLS.” I have over two hnodred such Testimonial, aa these, but want of space compel* me to conclude. J. MAGGIEL, M. It. MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE. 0*“ NoriCE.—None genuine without the en graved trademark around each pot or box, signed by Dr. J. MA iOIEL.il Pine street, New York, to ouut rfett which fa felony. W Sold by alt respectable Dealers In Medicines Ihiougbnut ihe United Stale, and the Canadas, at 25 cents per box or pot. noi-ly Groceries and Liquors. HXBKT A. miLTS i.. . " DBotmaJin stuns in Brandies, Wtaiskies, Caine, Wines, Cigars, Etc. V Agent for Robert Smith’s cdebraiedPhifattel- phln Ale sad Demeraer Champagne. ‘ 147 Bay Street, ravannah ga. H. G. RUWE, arani PdA I C w lealef & CMnnisioii Merctat, Ut nod St. JalMU streeta aad M.aamsnf ITS and VBGETABI SAVANNAH. CJL ILEsin aeaaow always P^-tr- *F~t i~ - —" ~ Jawas Kaaaiaaa. 1 Columbia Square OBOC1SBY STORE, gas, side ol Oolembia Square, corner of Habersham and Piomasnt attests, BY Otni.lS CALL A WAN A CO. ■OEAmia WBRKLY, ffrst-elest Family Gro- AtaL. Wises, Liquor*, Clitn, Fruit*. Ac. Por sale on must reasonable termL Fashions for 1866. J. W. BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED DIRE! ELLIPTIC , iliiUl 1 ■ j r l . ■ . • (OR DOUBLE SPRING) Hoop Skirts. J / /: ! K THE EYE, EAR, HD THROAT. D R. WKIUtlT, or I'oronto, Canada West, Fhyst- clan and Surgeon, Oculist and Aurfat, can u. consulted ou Uearuess, Discharges, from tho Bar. nofae.ln the Head, Catarrh, Diseases or the Throe! and Lungs. Ail diseases of the KYB, requiring eltbelr Medical or Surgical aid attended to. Office 41, In Dr. flua, Ducklers old office on Lexington street, Baltimore, MU. Office hoars rrotn * lo 12 A. M., and Sto 5 P. M. iw-tr Law Notice; T HE undersigned has removed his Law Office In the second floor of the ted City Hotel Bunding, on Bay street. no».tr henry william*. To the Public. »• • i r :, T HE UNDEB8IONED GIVIS NOTICE TO fits friends and Ufa pablic gaaesally, that he b*s e*- labllsbed a WOOD YARD,situated on th.Ogeecbee Canal Bank, between Mm tlkrwBeUroad bridges, and that be would be thankful to UhapfaJor their patronage, order boxes to be ftanil et l: Messrs, llobt. Habereksm k Sons. Bay street. Lovell k LsHiumi toCongress at. Mr. E. Ehrlich’s Gatesry mbrs, Whitaker at. Mr. Tstem's Drug ~ 1 Orders tor .11 kinds of I reasonstde terms as can be KOBT. B. HABERSHAM. noi- f S1IDEBS0ID VIUIHSOH, HARHESS.S1DDLERY TBUNKSTOBE, WHOMUALB AND RETAIL, Iaist Side of Market, Between Mt. Jalisa as4 Brysa Btreeta, SAVANNAH, ga. For Sale or Rent. r IAT FINE ' SEA48LAND OOTTO( TION on thaBbflffioicreak.ffia«&n >N PLANXA _ the Macon wu «iui*«u. IW.I,, ouinreinng *,uuu seres mixed land, with shoot flOfl acre* cleared, good dfaatliag, and all neoeaaay oat-bdHdinga. ThUplaci- i* known as the AnqoUla id)fatetkm, and la admirably located for a stock farm or Sea Island cotton place. Parties deairing to boy, og reatfarewswiag year, are referred to Ufa ondereignad. at Macon, Ga, or to F. W. Huusufai, near Brunswick, Ga. oc29—lm W.H"* W. HAZLEHURST, ofCo-Partnershii Dissolution of Co-Partnership SaVAKKtjt, Ga«, October tth, last, fpas co-partnAnbip of Van' Horn/ fioLi.ro*s k MtuuaT expires this day. by Us own limitation. ^ fiOLLTOKI k MCB»AY. jniuuua i lie ffitrt) _ -| -r^ _ _ ' Ha y , ;^ a y* SALB low. to \foS( lm*gnM*t.C V M* balsa Prime Eastern Bay. BRADLEY, HILL A CO., No. l> Stoddard’s Lower w.nge. upon tbo (foHlawing -j—.. ea^uwsaaats^^ bim; 'SXi^.T! 10 wi “ “‘MS’ ns Of their responst- •utiun wili be *£«***£ first llhComber, 1667, to pay Uic amx»nm 2 I ' ... - -■ o*. DiiUa. . I. mmmw., C OTTON FACTORS AMD i UfSriKRAL COHMIlUIUN AND FOBWABDING sisnaixie BaVAWWAB, tts.ldli. Liberal adsancas ffindo fa snSna inta ot every ariicle of produce tat sale to jswnnsh or Mow York. — - la New York, JAHC* cuLLlf, j* . . CHATHAM COl w«:siaaS£asagr, ! too legal boom ef sale; betbn to. tbe city of Savarumb* Let S Notice T HE umiersiinied btve entered into • limited part nership uuder tbe firm name of STARR k ROBERTS. for Uie transaction of a Shipping and General Com ■uniaion Duaineaa to toe city eff Havannafa. Georgia. William Starr and Joseph A. Roberta, at Baraonah, .re tbe general liartnara, and Eberhardt Jtowmsyer, now ot Fniladelphia, Pennsylvania, 1a to* special partner. E. NEWMAYEB ha* contributed to to* com moo *toek SIU.UOO. Thu pertnerebip ia to oommeuceon tbe Ur-a day of November, 1866, and conttoua until Mat of October. 1868. Stats or Gao hols. I Chatham county. J Peruouaily appeared William Starr and Jorepfa A. Roberta, to* general partner*, aa set forth on toe foregoing pages, who, being duly sworn, say that to* *aid aura of ten thousand dollars, .pacified to the certiiloate hereto annexed, to have bean contributed oy tbe aald Eberhardt Xowmsyer, special partner as aforesaid, lo tbe common stuck, baa been actually and in good falto paid to cash to them. W. STARR, 2 JOB. A. ROBERTS. Sw irn to and subscribed before me, thia Ant day «f November, A. D„ 1866 3 WM. J. CLEMEN rS, / Notary Public, C. C. { ' , True extract from toe Rcconl. n' e.} Wit. U. BULLOCH, nnS OterkS-OGO. /V m Y\ // / !\ * \ H £ 11 * \ i />'/■'r'\“A \ bL.f ;v'c J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRTS have printed in RED INK, on tlie band J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT. DON’T BUY ANY OTHER. Yon can always And toll assortments at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT I C. MAKER k CO.. LITHROP k CO. ASK FOB J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT . AND “SEE THE NAME ON Tfig BAUD.” tar sale to Savannah at Wholesale by J. C. MAKER k CO., LATHRDP Sb CO., orff k Watkins, Retail by J. C MAKER A CO., LATHROP fa CO., DE WITT A MORGAN, EINSTEIN A KCKMAN, OtfFF A WATKINS, THOMAS PEPPER. At wholesale by tbe Ex floated Manufacturers sad Sole Owner* of tbe Patent. WESTS, BRADLEY A CARY, Ware rooms and OS -e, Nos. 87 Chambers, and T9 and 81 Reade 8t„ non-Sm New York. LOW PRICES! Quick Sales! W E have] net received and opened the LARGEST STOCK oi DS7 GOODS i<> be foend in tula city, and which we offer at LUWEB PRICKS than they can be bought lor at any other house, constating to part ot Bveqr variety of Dme Goods Housekeeping Good* Domestics and Prints Ctetbs and Oasstapert s figured Linens and Drills Embroideries and Lace* Hosiery and G1 m-e Riboon* and Brabls Hair Roll* and Curls lace Points and Vella Bradley’s Empress Trails Handkerchiefs Ac., Ac., Ac. BIJVSTEIN A ECK9M1V, 151 Congrees street, mvfll-if SAVANNAH. GA Commission Merchants. ^ =^,0 !jiis IrJjntmi Jas,T. Eate*son, Mb* I Bfa. 1* Bay 1>9gj 8 8 Street, SftTtBBth, Oarien, Georgiy,. ■ Orders for Lumber solicit-*!. dlfcfl & 6. HATHEB. SKHERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT, 1XDVBOUUU DMLt> IN / Plsar, Grata, Feed aad Produce, • CORNER STORE, 190 in 193 Bax Sncrr, foot or Baananp Sr., favasash, Georgia. Reference*—C-'A. Gambriil A Co., Norris fc Bald win, Baltimore; Woodward, Baldwin A Co., Baltimore and New York; L. Osmbrik, Banker, Charievtoo. Liberal advances made an consigtimeaiU of Gotten tod Prodace. «e9-lf WILKINSON. WILSON & CO.. Cotton Factors and General Commission Merchants A UBNTSfortbe purchase and sale of all kinds ol Cotton Domestic*. Liberal advance* made on consignments. Office No. 3 Stoddard’s Lower Kang>:, Bay .street, Savannah, Georgia. U. B. WILKINSON. or Newnan, Ga. B J. WlfBOX, . Formerly of Okeefuekee Cotton Mills,'Ala. P. II. WOOD, Of toe late Arm of J. W. Kalian Jt Co., Sav’h. sepA-im Austin & Ellis, SO BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. THOMAS H. AUSTIN,) Laic of Apalachicola. Fla CHARLES ELLIS, t and Cotombua, Ga. espU-tf .. i- i. F. Bocax. W. A. BavaNX. Bouse & Bryant, (Formiirly of Jacksonville, Fla.,) 1041 Bay Street, SAVANNAH, - - - GEORGIA, goad stock of Groceries, Liquors, Agricultural Imple ments, Building Material*, Fitirbank- A Co’r Scales, Ac., besides other good* aud manufactured article* lor sale on consignment, and tor which they are Order* and consignments i cspecffully «u a18-tf agent*. (cited. H0LLIH6SW0ETH i GO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MACON, GEORGIA. Especial attention will be given to the execution of Cotton Ordure, which we solicit. Peters & Hollingsworth, COTTON SHIPPING AND GENEBAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, STonnasn's Cppeb Hanoi, Bax Strut, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. cutiou of order*. iJbe al udvxiices mare nn Cotton sbiptieil to our irtenda lu New York, BsIU- more and Philadelphia. ocll-ff m-tEMAVE TO oau ■ of the pablic to our " ayjA: i .» WELL SELECTED STOCK OF BOOTS, -1 SHOES, AND gait eis, U^UNKI, VALISES, 1 AND BAGS ATS, CAPS and UMBRELLas' fbraeta at Ito. I waso <IC ball , 0 u, M , o Bell anii Brought..n *ii>et^ A " hr "tebeau a PHILLIPS, H China, CroekeT ABrf Giasswarp. E D. SMC0iE » CO., importers, Wholesale mflUK Dealers, A Vd OB hand a foil and complete s ock of flkbmstad Granite Dinner, Tea and Toilet ?et*, fa Vilite ^ Britannia Wate, mi ENGLISH AND AMXSIC^ Decorated aud Gilt, ery Variety, Olateware In every "Variety, Cut and stating of Oak tore. Baskets, Batten; Knives; CUTLERY, MTEKSy iiAAfiG U1 fiUl i fiWJIffiA 0 -. *«• City and Country Dealers are earnestly invited to call Mjdexamtae our WholesiUe Stock. , plicate tbe Jobblog Prices and Blifa of any Otorket to the Doited BSairefor sauit quality mann-r,;,;' 16 , Ware at the earn* period of time. 3 • imowj uf ot atfUalSIflU o’ ^ 1 ^JttBenswaxe House oc29-tf , , .Mw- W Mreyfhtea BSrnw*. Beeomd Poor Wert DEALER IN " EVERY VARIETYKOF FURNITURE IS SELIJNG GOOra Lower Than Any Other House IN SAVANNAH. MARTIN J. FORD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, OFFICE. No. 7i> BRYAN STREET, iyU-dte SAVANNAH, QA. I Johnston, Woods <t ©•neral Commis’n Merchants Lower Hangs, SAVANNAH, GA. Is, ID Itoddard’i aetd-tf BARREiT’S, THE Notice J8 llKItkBY GIVEN toot ihe paiteer>hlpa_krreto- i:o.. Madfaoa, Fla., have bo of D. u. Livingston, one of 1 A. J. MILLER wilt give hi now in ttevannali, sad & H. fore existing unilvr the names of Hiller. Tiomaa a Co . to Savannah, Ga., aad Thomas. LMngmim * ik>.. Madfaoa, Fla. have beeu dissolved by the deagfe I the partner* . btaattemiua to the bunt k Tgupi*- YnTls n 10 Madtauu, to liquidation. A. J. HlLLBlt, a B. THOMAS, August, ISM. bunrteing Partners. The aobscribere will coutlnus tbe Urooary saacre* .11 la* mu Businens to tfavaiinah, Go., at the atom oc cupied by the lateffnn. on Bay street August. 18C6. HILLER * BROTHER. The subscriber solicits for the new a eat oi the p .tronaga extended Iu the late Arm. B. B. TliOM AR, One of the eurviretfa August late. nntLtf A. AOTE1.L, Atlanta, iOdteglfa 1 W.H hncAM, . ALustell & Inman, Cffttra uki CnmmMom IsnfeMh, No. 89 WaB street. U NEW YORK. W £ are folly prepared to make Ubreal cash ad vancemeuts on const gnumnU trom March an la .or agencies throughout the South. Oer Mr. Aostail, of Atlanta, win'arrange advancements there.' Cotton mar- euaud ae will be forwarded to oa with dispatch hr ■•ur agents, Meaere Brady k Moses, of ftavaehah. We wlU esert our beat enrMto to glv* satisfaction, 4 promote toe interest* or our patron*. .•fiSBS inwna from oar Hon them friends gar U Chatham Sheriff’s Sale. W ILL be sold on the flrat TUESDAY to December next, at to* Court House dour, to the cite of Savannah, between the legal bonaaf sale, the fate retag property, to wlf ; Thirteen Presees, 4s pieces, IAS pieces Extra Oast Ufafa. pieces Wood and Iron, ff cotta Hope; 1 has Tool*. HORSE POWER DESCRIPTION. Two Wood bills, 1 Framed Bed (wood) with Cast spider and Journal, 1 chi Bevel Wheal, 9 Half cir cle* (wood), 1 Upper Circle (wood), etc. One abort Shaft with end ~ -J Ctaet Geer Haugen, with. Wood Work, with toll* an Shrove and Hangar, JBhrewe with one Mibw 2 framed Uprights whh' tehiiipe (lower aec- tlon), 2 Discharge Doors, and ether article# too BB- Toeroue to menttoo, tevtad aa as the peoperty of the Boston Pram Company, hr nsnoraf tb* Honorable hgf" r.OJ R eaepHdg* and t Mitres l Osisi aad Bel’s, 1 Iramed od »Mitre Plato . 1 Oast the Judge of to. superior maruard. B nol5-td 1 niter < Ooenar, < oTtowhayC. ae Hainffchl ham to faros *fw«_____ athrpfatoitra attorney. JV<f lit’'fa. naotnr’-X T. M. CONRAD 8 CO. SOLE AGENTB FOR NE, Van HAAGERS fa OO.’S cetatested I,.1 .51 •' FANCY AND FAMILY MB APB, ictor’s prime. ^ - - c. u No. M,SOUTH GAT J , . One date! 1 .• J Mi. Ma4M! i.O .rtiadutdi B Ti ■ - 6 ■■ y, -.v. -.uT It W NEW MERCHANT Tailoring. Establishment T HE aabsertber would respectfully Inform toe cill Zens of Sevanuah that tie hag iugt received, and ta now opening to- finest stock of goods in Ufa above line to the South, constattog of Superfine Black, Blue, Brown, Amelia and Olive ' Cloth*, Black Doeaktu, London Be»vers, Fancy Coem** Heavy French Casaimerea, for Bodneea Suita, Frosted Beaver for Overcoat*. Pin* Velvet aud bilk Veettogg, Ac. Having an - EXPERIENCED CD fTBR and the BEST WORKMEN, I am prepared to ex*J cuts any orders in my line to the BIST STYLE OF THE ART. ALSO, A splendid assortafant or FCRNISalNO GOODS of every kind. Qtv# me a call and Judge tor joorsel v. s. W. C. KENNEDY, ocU-lm Screven House, Bull street. HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS FURNISHED. M. F». BEAUFORT, SAIL-MAKER, EXCHANGE WHARF, M anufactures sails, Tents, o>u, •ge, Window Shades, Blocks and Fall*; Whoa Floor Backs. 94, *8 and 90 pounds; Bag* of »n Hirer far riea. main, Ae. . Having good workmen and first, dare sewing-machines,can fill order* lor Lags u S fi ur t Tarpaulins for hire. «-> WHITE CORN AND SEED OATS, L ARDING from Bark Esole at White's Prese for sal* tow to elaat consignmenL 2,500 bushels Seed Oats, 2,500 bushels White Corn. Oc9 M. H. WILLIAMS * SOS. PIANO TUNING -A.XH.X jxrca-. a. H. MILLS. — —(FROM LONDON,) l^lgfionTIUY offers his services iu to* above M. M. cornea recommended by many of the drat ar tiste of toe aga, such as Strskosch, Adyltos Fstti, Herr Jaai.UDCSsobsik, 4c., ae one of tbe boot tuners of toe 4 , UVKBBXCB IS UVURUS. 43. M. Holst, Eaq. H. K. Turner, Esq. Orffere received far tuning at the esteblishmant of JabeC. Sehretoer k Co., oy at toe residence of Hr. "sker street, between Broughton street Street. nn29-lm FURNITURE. DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, M *mri 99 Bswsry, sad 65 Cbri.lt* gt., MRW YORK. OTHAaonttoue to ba the largest Furniture Manu- W faetorsta to toe city. FARUXR. TT 5 1 DINING^BCKM and CHAMBER FURNITURE, Caaflffir had YlcUrid BediteaMs, FOB THB 80UTHEDR TRADE. At to per pent, reduction In pelce. OC3 ON THIS CONTINENT. It Is WaRKAKTED to RESTORE OR.’ V HAIR TO 1X3 ORIGINAL, NATURAL COLOR, to evervi ISC i: Hill STOP the hair rrora palu.no out; it will ir u Let lesd from humors and dandruff; promote the ,.tt.iu n oi the ■aik, and fa a beautiful dbessino. We offer no large rewards, bat we nth • all of oaragentoto refund tbe money to ■ ye'. - n who will use two 1 Kittles, aud then say Ba t sr>' Yrqe- tarlkHaim Hesturative has not pei ir* L< all we data. mtimony from Ihr Capital qf ti c u.il n Staten. Messrs. Barrett fa Co: I waa induced to give yoar Hulrp epamtioua trial, and can heartily recommend It as unequalled as a Dressing. Purifier and Restorer,—giving to the Hair a luxuriant richness, and to tne bead a cool nnd uiuet agreeable sensation, while It h thorough in re storing the hair to its natural color. Very respectla ly. W. Hamlet. Washington D.C.. May IS, 1966. Manta. J. R IUkkett A Co : I was indoceit by a friendVto raak a trial oi Bar rett’s Vegetable Hair Kestorative, and 1 sin very much pleased with the effect it has had on my hair, i was nearly half grey, and now, before using oue bottle, my head fa freed from dandruff, and mv hair baa all tlie aupe irance of youth, i lully believe Bar rett’s to be the best hair preparation iu the world. Wm. Hamilton. Fredonla, N. Y., April 26,1666. J. It. BARRETT fa CO., troprietura, Manchester, New Hampshire. JACOBLIPPMAN, Corner Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. CM— Sold by all Druggists. Jvi-tf FAULOR SETS, extra well upholstered. FINE BED ROOM SETS, Walnut and Ma hogany. COTTAGE BED ROOM SETS, of every variety. DINING ROOM aad LIBRARY SETS. MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS nod PILLOWS of all kinds. KITTLE S FOLDING SPUING BEDS and MATTRESSES, the beat Bed in use, and WARRANTED SUPERIOR to others. LACE AND GAUZE MOSQUITO CANO- - PIES, aod CANOPY FRAMES. OOMS,* 178 jutlfam f,-; ■ J J jWWlliir. W. B. DOFFT l CO., 207 Bay Street* DIALER*IN Imported and Domestic Liquors GENTS for CharltS Farre Champagnes, Keller's Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey, Renault fa Co.'s Bran dy, etc. , ) ' nol5.tr Dissolution of Co-Partnership. T HB CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be tween toe undersigned, nnd. r the firm nmue q! V. 4 RYAN 4 CO., fa till* hay dtasolved by mutual consent. W B. Deify k Co. are authoriz'd to settle all out- •tending accounts. V. A. RYAN.. A. S. BIUtLIJW, . J. P. GILSON, Agent. CO-PARTNERSHIP. The uuderslgncd hade associated themselves to gether vuuier the firm name of W. B. DUFFY A CO., at the former store of V. A. Ryan fa Co.. 217 Bay street. W. B. DUFFY, no!5 A. S. RJUKI.OW. Notice. OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE, 1 Savannah, Ga., Nov. 28,186A) I will be Cotton in Seed. IIM nadersigsed will pnrcbai>c Ootfw. ta Sted la A latge Or small qu iiitit'**, to auy aaiouut. Gtoaug done on toft. Apply to u. T MINOR, Jx., At officeof a. B. Luma', Jr.. ocfaLlm Ho. FJ tu\ Mtvtt, up atalis. Coffee. 2 000 BAGjC0FFKS ’ Direct importation from Rio de Janeiro, Far sale bv OCt-fan* WEED fa CORN WE IX, Boker’s Bitters For sale at all prominent Grocers, Wine Morckuitr, and Dvaggiate. aad wholesale only, by k. FUNKE, Jr., Sole Awent. Ns. Cfi Mherty Street. N. Y. KDWARD M. YOUNG. CLAYTON H. WOODi fOUNG & WOODS, Bankers & Brokers making up of 110 suits of uniform for the City Potior, to be delivered by toe 1st of February, 1867, with the exception of tbe overcoats, which must be delivered by tbelst of Jaaaary. . . . /1 / j . Uniform a* follows: OVEBCOAT. Of grey cloth, according to pattern to tola e’and-up collar; doable breasted; cape to reacMffiM ' to the cuff of the coat when toe arm is extended, aod , button all the way'np; tattoos. State, ot Oeoegto ill, nn*» liml ivaril, l/v has* t.noi) tari^ta Mianl riawAa] X A‘> t Is boxes anker Skin Onions, For sale by A. WILCOX A CO. Notice. STEAM ENGINE AND SAW MILL FOR SALE. A FIRST CLASS SPECIMEN STEAM ENGINE and Sew Mill, manufactured to order at the boi- toa Works, No York. Constate of an en*tae oi 40 hors* power, return flue boiler, wtth all the conve- ntaaces complete; iron frame, 4« feet carriage; 54 Inch aaw; patent aatoastttog head blocks; MO feet leg chain, with pulley* and first data belting for the mill complete. Tbe whole fa perfectly new aud can ba potebattod low on application to LaKoCHB, WEST fa DANIELS. Both coat and cape to be lined COAT FOR OFFICERS^ . , 10 Coats, double-breasted frock, grey doth, tot skirt to extend trom two-thirds to three-fourth! of to* dis tance from toe top ot tha hip to tbwbaaAeftOe kka, with eight button* in each row on the btraMk Four button* behind and three on each aieeva. Buttons, State of Gaurgia. Small ndltog eoltar. COAT FOB PRIVATES. 100 single-breasted frock.- of grey: doth, skirt of same length aa offlbere. J Ofle row of nine buttons. Rut* of Georgia. Stand-up collar, to rise no higher than to permit the chin to turn freely over it; to hook to front at toe bottom, and slope fatal* op ami back ward at an angle of thirty degrees on each side; pock et* to the fold* of toe skirts and inside left breast, with fbur buttons oa too back of the * —-» three .mail buttons un each sleeve. f r TfaOW85is;;t I . j J ; C.J to be made ot gray doth with a dark bine welt let io« the outer seam, one-eighth cf aa took to The officers’ Trowseia to lie retafonpd. HAT. 1 flack fell Hat, according to patfasM in tola office, wilh toe brass letters 0. P. la front . or or* The uniforms in sll respects nicely lined nd neatly finished. parties wishing information to wprk are referred to the Chief ta quickly a* possible, submit their ing lowest price. Where psrties are equally responsible, toe toe lowest bidder. nuv28-lw un Fall Dry TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS. EINSTEIN m. ECKMAN, Twelve Garden Lats AT PRIVATE SALE. ■ V BELL, WVLLY * CHRISTIAN. Ottataining 200 8-lgseres of first quality of Garden Lota. They are bounded on toe east by skidaway Shall Road and on toe west by Lover’s lane, and situ ated within one mile of the city. Capitalists would Bad s sure pro it by making au Investment to toe, above property, as toe dty fa extending to that dine- ion. Flat of toe property can be seen at our count-. nov 14 Wanted. xjnann WANTED by a Gentleman, for himself, X> Wife, child sad servant, to a genteel private fam ily, where tbe comfort* of a home caa bo enjoyed by paying tor them. Address Post Office Box 746. ididl ;i- To ei ii-, i .U , 1 ll New Rice for Sale. - ic-tlUit ■ 3 - -i - -- -» b AT PLANTERS’ RICE POUNDING MljT.T^ NEAR OAS WORKS, HOLE and Middling Rica, Rica Floox mid Bmaik _™~i i—““t- tn —nr iff tniis > . *T-tf 1 U J4i ARKWBiaHT. : ■ . • e. I 151 CONGRESS ST., SAVANNAH, Are ready to show the largest stock of Staple a&4 Fancy Dry M to be found to thtacfcy, tad which are offered at the L0.JPST (fall and tee for yBunniWen, . 3 *- 5 oct-H IU Jk. JSrotber’i RAW BONE SCPES-MIMMMTB H 1 U» A. Lister ; S PURE GROUND BONE. MSB- PERT1L1ZBB8, befog madS lWIM the bsm j __ taatertals and in toemort approved coaMtady rocommended^tbeb^ Uineral Agents for **'•!*■ WILL receive Deposits, buy and sell Exchange, r.Uncurreot Bank Notes, Government, I and all other Securities. Will stao buy Cot- made and promptly remitted. They will also make collection* la an; pan of ihe United States, muff make cash advances on cotton to our friends !a New York, Charleston, Apalachicola or New Orleans. _ on a paid in capital, with our long es- tabUaliad credit, to a sufficient guarantee of asiety fo all oar basin ess transaction*. ii ItJtl REFER TO Ooaant * Young, I „ Y . Noorea A Brooks, { New Yurk ' Adam*. Frost a Cm Charleston, 8. C. Johnstoa, Woods. A Co., tavaimab, Ga. Foote fa Mataney Mobile, Ala. \ Jpriab MssrlA.Munl goasery, A s. Wta. H, Stang, Oslumbos, Ga. Mb Dag, Banker, Oul ambus, Os. Jenmia(i, Wicks fa Bro., New Orleans. La. Onffil i* A Co» LootarUle, Ky. 8hirok fa Howland, St. Louis, Me. Btaatnis, Ala., ?-ept. 1, I860. ^e)>6^o_ D. J. TRACY & GO., ■sectsN * te D. s. Cefaem, i am. inasrns or UNOS, OBNAMIM,. . AND PAR18 FANCY GOODS, No. ffiS Broadway, corner of Duane street, Hffidmo NSW Yo I Market Stalls. CITY MARSHAL'S SALE. the Ordinance of tbe City of Siv.nnrt, direction of the Chairman of the 1 will sell on WEDNltFDAY, De- MX 10 o’clock a. id , at the Marker, to® Saill Meat, Vegetable, Coffee anil Brew gfjib. la no ia dance wUl the l id of a Ifr^on be re- oeftPDd vhD li not s Butcher, or Vender of Me8«. fatatate-BteVegetao.es. g WATSE , BBffiHfa City Ma alta-. COAL. rHRACITS. BITUMINOUS, X>ED ASH. Steamboat, Baltimore, Cumberland X& and Eacltta Oval. »* fur tale by tenor rarao bp art! te' CHIPMAK fa CH .PIN-_ R. A. SOLOMON, OOMMISSIPN MERCHANT. COLLECT- i *" ING AGENT, Ac., TflrrfftnlAj jVla- rente Collections anil Bemtt- ILBtaMter 0 * Nephew., bleotet AasMn fa Etta, tavannah. os- The Public. Ii i- 1 A •*+!£**!§ iSltatotocita for tbe soro“- trevelling public, its former friend* find toe usual accommodations and td ta team, as formerly, snd ■ ao well established as Tbe ****** Heicfaantsof toe South, will, by ear- wetetared. :od2-tf_ LA PIESftE HOUSE, -PHILADELPHIA. ffivisg leased this favorite AMD BCFl'B»i»B* D IN AM ELEGANT MANNEK, WU l tkeBaR P*** iffirttsRwvF giafeetaa. Hotels will M fa" FABLE Y,