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Insurance. LIFE AND ACCIDENT. THE ORIGINAL Traveler's Insurance Company OF HARTFORD, CONN., INSURES AGAINST ALL it O'! AND ACCIDENTS; ALSO IXSUBKS AGAINST LOSS OF LIFE FROM ANY CAUSE! Whether Disease or Accldcet. With Compensatioa far Personal INJURIES. JJATES ol PREMIUM lower than those of any other Life Company. nr All approved forms of Life Politer, either with or without compensation for personal Injuries, as the applicant may dedre. CASH CAPITAL. I I ... $300,OUO •With a surplua of abont $2(0,009. LIFE DEPARTMENT. The Traveler’s of Hartford now issues' policies in suring against loss of life iroin any cause, whether disease or accident, with weekly compensation foi disabling accident, thus combining life and accldeoi insurance under one policy, at the lowest rales or premium. ANNUAL PREMIUMS FOR LIFE. Policies for Life insure against death from any ciuau. and the premium is payable annually during life. Kale pe: tit.uou: Age of 20 25 30 35 40 Ordinary Lite Policy $1213 $13 66 $16 03 $15 92 $*76 Combined Life and Accident 1516 16 86 19 06 2192 26 75 Other ages in proportion. ' TEN YEAR NOX-FORFSITABLE. Tea Year Nou-Forfeitabld Policies .iuaure against death irom any cause, and the premiums are all paid no iu ten years. Compensation holds, uudei this formed policy,during the whole life. Thesi policies are nor-’orftirahle after two annual pay ments. Rate per *r,oou: Age of 20 25 3f> 35 * 40 Ordinary Life " • Policy $2614 $’0 08 $39 6G * $37 04 $42 44 Combined Life and Accident 32 at 35 37 3J 76 42 91 * 4b 03 Other ages in proportion. Aie*>, TermJilld N .u-Forfeitable Endowment Poli cies at proportionate low rates. ‘ « The Ccmtilued Life and Accident policy, it Is cuufi. aentl.v believed, affords the best insurance lot the least money, and covers all personal hazatds under one policy. JAS. G. BATTERSOK, President. RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary. Hon. *EiaIZUIL WRIGHT, * H K .VRYA.bffi AC1U#rJ ' H P. STEARNS^W^ Consulting huigeou. A. WILBUR, General Agent Soulbern Georgia, 89 Bay street WM. R. BOYD, BOV13 Agent in Savannah. A Glorious Result H. : ..i >• .. There are aa many roade to fame -anti forlun ,* a there were gateways to ancient Thebes. Yoorai - blttous warrior Is tor carrying bis way with tl.< •afire; yoar aspiring politician for scheming his ora} by Intrigue and consummate art. But there Is one grind broad path "to the goal, along which nothing base can travel. It D the path sot apart tor the man cannot surmount. Thiefacthae been exemplified n Innumerable Instances, bat tn tow more forcibly nankin the rise and progress of DR. HOOFifaND's GERMAN BITTERS. For over fifteen year. Itscourst has been onward and upward, scattering blessings at every step, until It now stand* on the topmost rounds ofthe ladder offame. as the J GREAT TONIC. o Hoofland’s German Bitters la a positive remedy tor- <* DYSPEPSIA, an Diseases Resulting from OIMIIIR IF THE IIVEI » •IIUTIVE MIAMI, [And la the only certain and safe RESTORER Of STRENGTH IN CASES OF DEBILITY. By the nee of this Bitters HE Weakened aad Debilitated Ermine, lit come Renewed with all the Vigor of Health. impaired constitutions are rebuilt, and Che patten u a short time regains Vidfor, Health and 8tren~th. Cumberland Valley INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NASKVILLF, TEN'N. (Eire, marine and. Llff.j OFFICE IN SAVANNAH, 167 BAT STREET. Authorized Capital, , i $500,00(1. T illf COM 1’AN Y is prepared to issue Po'tcies on as favorable terms as any Eastern Company „ t „ GEORGE U. LENOIR, President. S. L. Tbh-pk, Secretary. nni'EHENCKS: Wing, Tohey k Co., Bankers, Nashville. Hon. W. Mat. Brown, Mayor, Nashville. Him. W. U. Wilkinson, Recorder, Nashville. Hon. G, J, Stubblefield, Attorney General, Ntsh- villc. General N. B. Pearce, Wholesale Groce, y aud Coin minion Merchant, Na.hvll.e. .Stratton, Cheney A Hoy, Cotton and Commission Merchants, Naehville. C. Mies & Co., Fomlture and Commission Mer chants Nashville. W. J. Parks & Co., Druggists, Nashville. D. Wiel ,t Co., Dry uootla 5tere)i«nts, Nashville: D. J. Mey-rhardl, Dry Goods Merchant,Naehville. W. C. Collier, Book Liea'er, Nashville. K. H. Singleton, Book Dealer. Nashville. i\ c. Dunnlogton & Co., Eiitors aud Proprietors of Hie Union and American, Nashville Mernt * Hill Wall Paocr Dealers, Nashville. Dr. Frazier, Senator, Nashville. J Kham, Editor Tennessee StaataiSelttmg.. A Myer A Co., Wholesale Grocers. Nashville General J B. Painter, Attorney, Murireeboro. General James R. Chalmers, Attorney, Memphis. B. F. C. Brooks, Banker, Memphis, lion. Benjamin G. Humphreys, Governor of Mlasis- eippl. it on. T T. Swann, Auditor of Mississippi. Gi-n-ral E. 0. Walthall, Attorney, Coffeeville Miss. General W. f. Branfly, Attorney, Greecan.ro, Mine. General 3. D. Lee, Brook,ville, Mise. ■ ; •oueral J. Whecier, Cotton Factor. New Orleans General J. U. Hood, firm of i. B. Bood A Co. New Orleans. 1 amu 6111,8 Ull,8un * Austin, Attorneys. N*w O • Prole-"or J. P Logan, Atlanta, Ga. lion. Kemp P. Patties, Treasurer of State, Raleigh, Nwrth Carolina. ' General N. R. Forrest, Memphis. NEW ENGLIND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CT. Authorized Capital of > i $-400,000. wm. rTsymoks, Agent for Savannah, OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS, Resulting from Disorders of the Digestive Organs! Couatipatloa, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart burn, Diaguiaiar Food, Fullness or Weight lug orRuttering at the Pit of'the lugbrFiuti log, TIstforiagSAthe Choking or Suffocating Sensation when in a Lying Pos ture, Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the I aud Doll Pear-la t cteucy of 14 ~ the Skin and Eyes,*Mtt „ . Cheat, Limbs, Ac., Sudden Flaahfik of Heat, Burn lug In the Flesh, Constant Imagialugs of Evil, and great Duprssrisn of Spirits. A' IfgW AND VAhl'ABLE AID TO AGB1- ■* COLTORB. . A Larger PropiMis srirsfit them Cram ssj ks'hss rerflllTsv ‘ FOR SALE BY Fa W. SI NTS A CO., COTTON FACTORS, Naval Stores, ghipplsg aud Geueral - COMMISSION MERCHANTS. .'ITT'Eare now offering for sale the most valuable W ' eBRTlUZBB eve- put before our planting community. It. has been honestly and (airly tried by gentlemen of intel ligence, whuse certificates are be^oniany question, it is' an uriicleof comparatively rec-st manipula tion, and Ite'full ineriie btvuuot seen Shade appa- ent from a want of c .rrect knoa lodge as to Mie most ad viiinageous manner ol using n; but even with this year’.-, experiments, when tint seasons hare been m St unproptliou* its value as a Fertiliser haw been triumphantly proven. We are tlie sole agents for this Manure, known as The Eureka Auuoulated Bone Super Phosphate of ldine, for Ut-oigia and Florida. We ask the attention of every planter Jo the fol- lowiug certificates, trow gentlemen of the highest respectability: jiuin Bibdsvillk, Burke Co., Nov. 1,1866. MlSStS. F. W. Q1 MB'A CO.T • . Dear Sirs: Your favorof the 19thalk, asking me i give you the result of my exosrieuea is-toe use of the Eureka Aiumoniatsd Dune Super-Phosphate of Lime, came duly to hand. I used this Fer tiliser under cotton and as a tap dre-mug tor c-rn, uuder s f„w garden vegstablee and h-por. tion of my turnip crop. Witn ail thsss crops I found it acted as finely as the uanufaeturers’ claim lor it. With all the serious disasters that befell us this year in a protracted drouth and rust in oettou, my crops were largely augmented by its use. My coni crop, I am satisfied, was doubled by the applica tion, and had the rams continued o bare kept the manure diluted, 1 think it whuld have trebled tbs crop of corn on old exhausted laud. With it this ye ,r 1 have made enough coin for the use of my plantation, whereas I should have had to buy largely to have kept up the same worklug force next year. Its stimulating qualities were very perceptible in the raptd glowtn und early development oi all plants upon which it was used; and if it is the permanent Fertilizer Unit is claimed for it, aud doubtless it is, I would pnAhrit to Peruviau Guano or other fertilizers more volatile and costly. Comparing its effects upoii' toy ’crop with whst 1 witnessed of those manured with Parnnau Guano, I certainly am satisfied with its results—al though it needed the ruins to hava kept it diluted- and all the crops did not receive the full benefit of l$e application. If yon are enabled io turaiah me sen article auother year I would like to try it again. Yours, very respectfully, WM Ek JONES, Hkkndon, BurkeOo., Ga. July 24,1866. F. W. SIMS ft CO : Gents: As to the action of the Fertilizer, I have been highly gratified.. Its effects have been yen fffcj-, tlnct at every stage of the crop,' Olid its proprietors have Is-en peculiarly: fortunate In the production of a Fertilizer that is equally beneficial on corn aud cotton. It io quile stimulating and 'yet mild, possersiug the advantage of guoao (Peruvian! in the first, und superior io It In being free fro n the Heating, burning effect, so disastrous in a drouth. My experience is that this American gu t no is too slow m its acti ns lor corn, but i| is excellent for cot ton. This arise i irorn the fact that the Aluer.cau va rieties, as they are known, possess more of the phuu- pliatcs aud less of ammouia than the Peruvian. This account- for the quicker octiou of the Peruvian upon the crop, but the less permanent effect on the soil. What will be the influence of tlie Eureka remains to be seen, as tuis is my first year’s trial; but toy obser vation to far is, that no manure'can be happier iu Us effects on the crop at every stage of Us progress' Such I think, is the iinpres-ion of others who have tried it in this section', with whom I have conversed. I have only used it this yeuron-com add cotton, the yield of wulem I think, would hare been doubled and eveu trebled if the seasons ho^ been favorable. But. manure ot no kiud can make a crop without rain; ao,l hence whatever may be-the resalt of tlie year’s labor, m.v opinion u( Jim Eureka above given will not be affected. I want to try it upon turnips this faU. Can you send me a couple of barrels mure of it to this sta tion, No. 9,0. R. K. Yoon, Ac., J. B. JONES. Millbdoevjlle, November L tntifi. Messrs. F. W. siMS A 00.;' ' Gentlemen: Yours oi the 19th ultimo reached mo a day or so before Iwasiakea down with fever and chilli, and since getting fits my Urns was ao taken up with matters preparatory to coming here, that I had to postpone an answer nnul now You ask me to give yon my opinion of tlie value of the Buraks Groceries pd, Liquors. raos. J. DUNBAR. HENRY A. STULTB Phosphate of Lime, based upon ihe res (ions. I li That these Bitten contain no Rum or Whiskey. And can’t make Drunkards. Is not a Bar Room Drink, But a Highly Concentrated Vegetable Extract, Free from Alcoholic Stimulant or Injurious Drupe It cannot Insidiously introduce the vice of Drunk enuesa into the bosom of your families—to your grift-, your children, or your friends. spTiPjfurrty . Jr others, whose Systems have become Impaired by Hardships or disease, wlii find in this Bitters a touo uat will restore them to ail their fell vigor. rtisse Bitters have performed mpse curas 1 (Given- Better' SatfSDtdtion i vj mine Teetlmo ny Have mqrs respectable people to vouch for them i fhou any other article intte jMMBet- We defy any oue to contradict this assertlor, AND WIIArFAY; $1,000 To any one that wtU prodace a Certificate published by on hat is not GENUINE. N FIRE, AMD ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE AGENCY, Capital and Jwela’v security Intui ante Co ....... . .$1,600,000 Phanix Iniuriste lo 1,803,00$ International Insurance Co.... 1,443,000 Msuhattaii Insurance Co 1,078,000 Harmony Insuranee ps 000,000 North American Insntmnce Co Total Cash Capital and Assets.$7,004,000 New Y ork Accidental Ine. Co.... ,$4i • r ■ L’lRE, MARINE and INLAND Risks taksokitka J above highly r«sponsible Companies on Buildings anil Merchandise, to any amount, at the lowest rotes corresponding with the risk Looeeu equitably adjusted and promptly paid, . a -a.' Lane, No. 12 Stoddard* lta4,*^-' nnl6-3m ‘ , -i $e»a NOTICE. T HE undersigned have entered Into a limited part nership, uuder the firm name of A.' T CUN NINGHAM, for the tromaction nr r General Com mission Business In the cljy of Savannah, .r-- der T. Cuunlugham, of Savannah, is the general partner, and John J. Stoddard, of-the samp Mack, Is the epcc’a partner, aud eoctribuu*.ten thouShn-r dollars to the eommon stock. READ WBO SAYS SO. ffBOMTHBHON.THOMAS B. FLORENCE. Washington, January l, 1664. Gentle>a#p:-—Having stated it vurbajly to you, 1 have no hesitation in writing the foci, that 1 experi enced marked beinlt (nan your Hoofiaad’a German Bitten. During a long and todioos session of Con- grese, presMng and onerous dntlat nearly prostrated me. A kind Mem} suggested the nee of the prepara tion 1 have Maided. I took his advlc*. and the result Mias improvement of health, renewed energy-, aud that parricMorrsHef lea mad needed add obtained- D From Bev. W. D.Bdgfrisd, Pastor of Twelth Baptist Church. Mamas. Joubs » Hi l**- Gentlejmen:—1 have receatly been laboriug under the distressing sffocts of Udigasttoa, sacompanied by a pceotration of the nervous t, edieawere recommended bj testeA bot without rel' ' Bitters Were rocomr than, and whose fa rt need me »l*o to try «a aversion to patent and one” quack “Bittsik be to palm off sweetene I the community, in e el r which, 1 fear. Is to.maki £p6» learning that yol preparation. 1 took it w wm not only-ipon the etomadi, rone syttom, was prompt aad gvatlMng.' have derived great aad twrnnnenii bene use of a few bottles. Vi‘ •J t: Numerous rim No. $14 ShsrlrsnsvoTi street. BEWARE OF COPXTKRFE1TH. ‘ Ban that the rignatara of -a M. JACEBOtF’le on the tnapperofeach bottle. PRINCIPAL OFFICE & MANUFACTORY thg-.tluniro, of the present year's oper »- have not now time for a full reply to y our enquiry. 1 lemork that, in July. 1 think, 1 wrote out my opinion then Upon the very points yon suggest. If yon will refer to that letter, i think yon will dud all that 1 need say in answer to your enquiry. As fa- vorab'e us that opinion was then, 1 have ao reason, from the later developments of the crops, to change any part of it. If you cannot find It, aud will inform me. 1 will, as soon as I can, write the opinion you have asked. Yoons Ac., -J. B. JONES. Thomson, Columbia Co., Ga, Nov. a 1866. Missus. F. W. BIBS’® ' ' oentieiuon: According to promise, I give you the result of experiments made ibis present year witn the live tons oi *• Eureka Ammonia!ed Bone Super Phosphate oi Linux.” purchased of you lost spring. As you are aware, the prat season with as was un precedented wit weather in tlie spring, and excessive drouth—^commencing iu June—tire litter fat 1 gen erally to immured crops. 1 applied the Eureka to a field of thirty acrea or cottou. two tons to the field, being about one hundred and forty poquda to the acre! Toe’ field (stahble) was brokeu up well, and the Phosphate drilled by h lid iu .faying oil to ridge. Several rows were leit without it- anpuratiou to lest n. The difference between these rows and tha tael- since oi t. e field could be discerned a considerable ilisiauce all the summer, aud plainly so iu gattiecinu the crop. And I am confident that the Phosphate on the thirty acres has psla me fifty per cent. 1 applied s ton of Hie Phosphate to corn, after ’In- coi n won up, before the first plowing, and the re sult In the growing or the corn woe ihesume. In order,,howi-vt-r, to make a thorough teat of it with other Fertilizers, I procured Peruviau Guana and pintail Island Guano. 1 applied the Peruviau Gua no to one acre of corn, superintending it iu person, anil the Phosphate to two teres by the side- of tbe filet, in nearly equal quantities, applying about, .uc- lourth less id the Peruvian. The result was that the Phosphate equaled the Peruvian Guano, tha emu of corn D4iug as Insayy^- ,ij I have usnl several kinds of the many commercial manures offered, aud' consider the Eureka the btwt ai ticiei I would as leave have It lot corn and cotton, ss the Peruvian. I also tried it on watermelons and' vegetables with the same success. I should recom mend that, lot cotton, the Phosphate be put at least an inch under the seed, 200 pounds to the acre. And for corn, apply about a tabu-spoonful wben planting lauu with the grain, at lea,t Ax incura Iroai the grain. Y'ury truly, yours. J H. STOCKTON. -vratiA, Ga., November l, i860. S § Oik, Savannah, ua.: fator of Ihe 20thUltimo did sot uiyActurn Irom savannah. It glkcs me pleasure to common-cate the result ol my exfteriem-e with the Euieka Pnosphate ui Lime. 1 applied about three thousand pounds of it ou ten acres of very poor lund. 1 am satisfied that the lend would hut have made more than four thousand pounds of seed cuttou, and perhaps (tins year) not more then three thousand. I have already gathered about six-1boomed pounds, aud may get five bun dred more. The clay otiUiesy. ten scree ws« very for from tlie s irface, a bout, life feet- i Had the eley been within 1 six inches of the surface, I believe that I should have made near nine hundred pounds to ihs acre. 'ihe “ Eureka Phusplialeol Lime” is (according to my obaervutiou) much muicstunulaiing man l’uiu- vton Guano, especially when applied ou coru. I ap plied uhe barrel (25u pouutluou one acre aud a hall ot com. The production din not half equal tlie pro mise which the cum made dui tnglhe first six Weeks. Hid the same quantity been applied m the ton iu broken duces, 1 uefievexhe pfuduct would Imre been double what it wax The com was planted la the same kind ot lasd that the cotton was, and at toe end of fix week* eras three flmes as high ss corn adjoining; tony teet find' a half. Had I then Applied more ef t$e -same manure it would have mode aa overwhelming crop. But I had none of,It Ml I believe that my land, Which would make six hun dred pounds of eeed cotton, with the clay not ex ceeding bit inch** Irom the surface, could be made ut -pMilace twelve hundred pounds by appl ‘ hundred pounds Of tills Fertilizer. And would be best to run s shallow furrow, sprinkle about two hundred pounds per acre in the furrow, and cover it tap immediately with a small Scotch or move) plow. Rite should be dons immediately before nut ting in Ik^seed. When tbe c.ittob U ready lor toe second or third working, about the first or middle of Juue, rub U small plow near the cotton aad apriukle in that farrow about one hundred poonna more to the acre: and cover It immediately. 1 think by pur suing this plan, the cu ton would continue to grow and be >r .until irvst; otherwise a would take the nut In Auguat, shed off everything, god die. Your-, Very respectfully, H. T. LAWTON. Oouechec. Scriven Ox. GvNpv. 5,1866. HftStoa. F. W. 8IMS A GO., Savannah, Gsv: Si is: Your letter of the 18th ulL, wm received iu -due season; • You mast-endsae my taegllfietice In Pot answering it sooner. 1 expe if men ted some what with Jtas manure f bought bum yon loot spring, and with out any reluctance whatever, pronounce It an excel lent fertilizer, I applied on aa acre of cotton three hundred pounds of E; the yield was greater, the weed arger, am^ stoufi, the'loiqf drouth better than my neighbors’ cotton ott (so-called) stronger land — T. J. Dunbar & Co., IMPORTERS 'AND DEALERS IN Brandies, Whiskies, Gins, Wines, Cigars, Etc. f to* Ageatfor Robert fmlihM eslehrated Fhilsdsl phla Ale aad De^emer Cliamjagne, 14:7 Bay Street, WHOLESALE Lifinor Dealer & Commission lerctiant, Comer Bryan and St. J illvu streets and Munumeu, Square. - SAVANNAH. GA (S'*FRUITS and VEGETABLES in season always on hand. antl-H ■PuiLir Callahan. Jaub KzaaiUAa. Columbia Square QROCKttY STORE, East ride Of Columbia Square, corner of Habersham and President streets, BY PHILIP CALL AN AN * CO, DECEIVING. WEEKLY, first-class family Gro- Ew csries, Ales, Wines, Liquors. Cigars, Fruits, Vegstablos, Ac. For sale on most reasonable terms. Fall Fashions for 1863 J. W. BRADLEY’S CELEBRATED ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLE SPRING) Hoop Skirts. J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRTS have printed in RED INK. on the baud J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT. DON'T BUY. ANY OTHER. Yon can always find full assortments at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AT i A.C..MAKER A 00., L VTHROP A CO. ASK FOR J. W. BRADLEY’S DUPLEX SKIRT AND ‘•SEE THE NAME ON THE BAND.’ FDr sale tn Savannah at Wholesale by j. c. m aker a co., LATHRIJP A CO., ORFF A WATKINS, Retail by J. C MAKER * CO., LITHKOP A OO., DB WITT A MORGAN, EINSTEIN A ECKMAN, OitFF A WATKINS, THOMAS PEPPER. At wholesale by the lx ilualva MAnufacturers and Sole Owners of the Patent. WESTS, BRADLEY A CARY, WaieiiHimg aud Ofll e, Nos. 97 Chambers, and 7J and 81 Resile HL, no9-8m New York. PIANO TUNING nEPAiniNo, a. H. MILLS. (FRUU LONDON,) R ESPECTFULLY offera his sirrioea iu the shove business. K . comes recommended by many of the first ar- the age, such ss fltnkoech, Adelina Patti, Herr Jaelp Uottachalk, Ac., as one of the best tuners of the age. IWERENCf IN SAVANNAH. C. M. Holst, Esq. M. R. Turner, Esq. Orders received for tuning at the establishment of John C. Schreiner k Co., or at the residence of Mr. Mills, on Whitaker street, between Broughton street lane and State street. noZMm Messhb. F. W* 8 Gehilemqp^ Yu reach me umil4fi No. 631 ARCH STREET, f.j|| . . JONES t EVANS, SUC0B8S0RST06.X. JAOKBOJ4 ACO. „ W. M. WALSH, Sole Ajrent. (toper Barnard A Broughton ou., gavannab, ga ;U dun vm “ GILLIAM’S OLD $ULL. ”j , GUTS, GUTS, HAL 1 LUDDINGTON & OOi G RITS and MEAL always 6n hand in large qnahtf* Ues. daily ground, and ean make it espeefidty to me interest of Grooers aud. Bay Merchants who ffll country orders to give ns their natronage. We re- “% it » from all whototbTatove ...a ,^ t w 0r * £ip P er * at a - °- Hayne’s warehauseL 190 aud 192 Day street, corner of Market Do*k. . oc2-tf o „ . LUDDINGTON A CO., _oc2-tf Cor. Habersham and Liberty streets. HORTON St WALTON, WHOLESALE AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. ■ Plantation for Rent. 5'ii! T IE CHERRY HILL PLANTATION, ten miles from No. 13 Central Railroad, eontaiaing 6,060 acres, of whloh 3.000 acre* are kneed, and 600 were ^ anaiD * Tbs plica baa prodnead WhaB. Mye, Oats, Cotton, Coro. Pratt Potatoes, Bias. ale. Laborers upon the place will probably contract for Poaaaraton gty«a Ut January, or partial possession, Mrs. JANE M. STEVENS, manured. Ltried, and saw it tried with great success JauBnar exoirea this dav 6v Paper Hangings ND Window Shades. MRS. MARY J. TURNER, No. 58 8t. Julian Street, Hae received a new supply of Paper Hangings, Win ch Shades and Gilt Cornices, which will be sold cheap. . - jyl-o Jas.Ti Patersow, TIMBER, Lumber ^ Qonjums^ Is, 153 Bmjr Street, Savannela, AMD^ . . Darien, Qeortna: v ^ to r Orfiart for Lanfber sol |ifod 8^126^3 8. G. ■ ti t\l GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN Klonr, Grain, Eeed anil Produce, CORNER STORE, 190 AND 192 Bat-Street, foot of'Barnabd St., Savdanuh, Georgia. References—C. A. Gambrill k Co., Norris A Bald win, Baltimore; Woodward, Baldwin A Co., Baltimore and New York; L. Gambrill, Banker, Charleston. Liberal advances made on consignments of Cotton ‘ Produce. oc2-tf Bovr—tnam ; WE BEG LEAVE TO cait AUentJon of the public to our ALL ^ WELL SELECTED 8I0CK OF hOOTS, SHOES. and gaiters llUNKB, VALISES, * i- l and bags. iHjATS, CAPS and UMBRELLAS iFor gale at No. I WASO'IC HALL ro.*h . -'Bullaud Brought.,u nr,eti, i u -i hr^- J8t , Co '' , by ^ Ul O' sil tLt TEBEAU & PHILLIPS, . WILSON &• CO.. Cotton Factors uud General Commission Merchants A GENTS tor the purchase andealeof -dllkihilsbi XX. Cotton Domestics, liberal advaucri made on consignment*?.. Office No. 3 Stoddard’s Lower Range, Bay street, Savannah, Georgia. U. B. WILKINSON. Foimerly of Okcefuskec Cotton Mills, Ala. P. H. WOOD, Of the late firm of J. W. Rabun & Co., Suv’h. sep5-3m Austin'& Ellis, Glassware. * CO., Importers, Wholesale land Retail Dealers, H A VS on hand a full aud complete stock of CUaaami Granite Dinner, Tea and Toilet feta. i„ w, „ Decorated aad Gilt. u *1 “’“WHte, Glassware in every variety, Cut and Prreaed. $$r ftitnMhiaff Goede. Plated and Britatnla , - slating of Castors. Baskets, Butters, Knives, Fbrktt, t-pyn^tt Mraaod Coffee Pots, Ac. lle - Ka ENGLISH AND TKft TUTS, Ac., Aa, TABLE CUTLERY, YilTfifi A& City and Country Dialers are eaineaUyiwRHt looal) aud eiamlue our Wholesale Mock. Waw'Uda “—wdBiMsor Ufllphtol United States tor same quality and qiuJmtj “j plip’—- „ Ware at the same period of I SO BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA. . THOMAS U. AUSTIN,! La’e of Apalachicola. Fla , CHARLES ELLIS, f and Colambus, Ga. eepU-tf i. V. Boosz. W. A. HavauT. Bouse (Formerly of J^cki|>nvillc, Fla£) 104 savannah. Bay Street, - - GEUHtiM. W ILLgivepromptat-ention to receiving and for warding goods, sales ou consignment, and all orders: and will also keep constantly on hands good stock of Groccriee. Liquors, Agricultural Imple ments, Building Materials, Vair!mnk~»fc l.o's ricau s Ac., besides other goods aud juarnffte-tareil arBcies for sale on consignment, ufi.l for ttirli the* are agents. .Orders ana consignments icspecl fully so foiled. aWdf O. HAstnemr. Queensware House, . Mm.Id* Brww«fc)torafigig^NOTOia^Doo>^Vea^fBuH. DKALK^fjt EVERY VARIETYIOF jfURNITURE MARTIN J. FORD, Attorney ax IoAw, OFFICE. Ho. 12 HR VAN STREttT, JyHdto SAVANNAH. GA. Johnston, Woods & Co,, Ctoneral Commis’n Merchants No. 10 SfoUdwrtl’s Lower Rang:. sefgff SAVANNAH, GA. HdUfflGSWOftTH &C0. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, MACON, GEORGIA. Especial atb-niioa will be giv-ei to the eircntion of Ootlou Orders, which ire solicit. Peters & Hollingsworth, COTTON SHARPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Stoddard's Upper Range, Bat Street, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. VERY facility offered for consignments and exe cution of orileis. i.the-al advances made on Cotton shipped to our frieuds In New York, Balti more and Phliodplnliio. nctl-if IS SELI-ING GOODS bower Than Any Other House IN SAVANNAH-. AND STEAMBOATS Jg ^ JTJ' i 'J 1 ’ jg FINE BED ROOM SETS, Waluut and Ma- TII33 N'orth Xiivei* t i RIFFIXG A CO.. 66 ami 60 Courtlaudt street, W New York, Manufacturers and Dealers tn AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS AND FERTILIZERS. No* 10,11.60, f.5 and 60 Plows, celebrated Mo hawk: Valley Steel; Clipper Plow; Horse-powers, Tureoftera had Cleouers, Fan Mdls, Ac. COTTON GINS. Bmray’s criebrmred Saw Gin. McCarthy’s celebrated Roller Gin. Heaters supplied Send for Circular. oc5-2m PHENIX STEAM SAW MILL. EASTERN WHARF, SAVANNAH, GA, r ll lfi«loniigne<l,4ifiv44^ fcbf n pleted MrtioMl ftANfl HAW MILL, kuowu ms ihe * ft PH(ENIX sTfi&l HAW MILL,” would rrNpectfully iiiiorm Ibtflr firlsfidsand the poblic geuen«liy # that they are Mated with our Mill an improved Planer, aad wifi (Ire particular attention to orders for planed and tongue aad grooved lumber. Orders left at the Mill, or at J. p. * M. Hamilton’ office, corner Bay and Abercoru street* will rscetr prompt attention. to^are ur nsais * sxsx&r JOS. EHLMII, J. r. HAMILTON. M. MAMILVOH. agfi-W ■ Dissolution of Co-Partnership SaVASMXa. Ga., October tth, 1866. IJIHI co-partnership ol Van Horn, HollyobB ft Its own IlmiUtloa. BBOWfUftW Messrs. GUMS ft co.. Dear Sirs: I take great pleasure in gtvlbgyoa the remit of my experiment with your JCtmtoRAmmom- ated Bone baper-Phospusieof Lime; the pretest year, aad 1 must remark before entering upon this ’■■* that the present year in Una locality has not been a favorable test lor any numoro—having had a week 1 *drouth* during tha mdnlh of July aad a poi- plied mt tbe rate of oue hundred pounds to the acre oa cotton Iu the bun WltoRR toctaaord diefti of one- ftird moi e UWBlIlUMnU Un ^rerereej witliout the manure. I noticed during the drouth my cotton was green and luxuriant, white many purtfoss 1 ofay crop, wheRqlhere was no manure, was parched and burnt, i consider this uuuuuy RgMrutr to the bras. Peiuviun guano, not over atlmufaung tbe piaai, as this article doe* during adi* season. 1 shall siaurilx fons of your Eureka will give you notice In tom-tpe. " ’ We can add fiothtefi to speak for themselves, and are from gentlemen whose intelligence and practical experience eminently fit them to exbreae an opinion, ... fttergesbppybf this article Is noW on the way to us direct from, toe manufacturer, and during the FURNITURE. OEGRAAF & TAYLOR:, Off aud 80 Bowery, mad 65. Chrlstla. lb, * fiEW-jffrtf t n S^rereW^' W fBra,, " rr PARLOR. DINING CHAMBER FURNITURE Cttopf aad VleUrU Bedsteads, "■ FORTH! SOUTHERN TRADE, At ao percent, redaction In price. will eeli thiaFei 1st. To any one who will give us satisfactory city «qceptsaceimtoawaim6rottera.dattiifffairaiEhl|iyBil or purchase. To partiea who wtlaatUffMer their rradhosb' BOLLYOKS ft MURRAY. CHARLES VAN HORN ON THIS CONTINENT. It 1s WaRRAXTED to RESTORE OR.‘ V tIAIl! TO ITS original, NATiTRai. colok, in every < isc t rill stop the hair from falling opt; it will ir. e t -n- ,ead from humors and dandruff; frouxtb the uiu# 1 li of the ■air, aud Is a pbautifpl drrssino. We offer uo large rewaMa, but we nth > '.•allot our agents to rrfcxd tub nonet to • -»y I—-- - >u who will use two Itottles, aud then gay Bt;,r|'('- Veue- tablb Hair restorative has not per jiite all, ye nstimony fi tna the Capital of t; c Vui.e - elates. Messrs. Barrett A Co: I-was induced to give your Hair preputation a trial, and can heartily recommend it as unequalled as a DraHing. Purifier and Restorer,—giving to tbeHuar a luxuriant richness, and to tlie head s Cool and most agreeable sensation, while it is thorough in re storing the hair to its natural color. Very inspectlu.ly, W. Uamlet. Washington. I), u.. May 15,1S6A j Meeers. J. R It ark ETC ft Co : I was Induced by a ftfieiuiVto mak a trial of Bar rett’s Vegetable Hair Restorative, and 1 sin very much pleased with the > ffeet it has had on myhair.' I waa nearly half grey, and now, before using one bottle, my head Is freed from dandruff, and my hair has all the appe-nance of youth. I tolly believe Bar rett’s to be the best balr preparation iu tlie world. Wm. Uaniltox. Fredunla, N. Y., April 26, 1666. . . J. H. BARK er r A CU.,rnH>kiefor«li- j Manchester, New Hampshire. FUBNIMHUD. PARLOR SETS, extra well upholstered. M. P. BEAUFORT, SAIL-MAKER, EXVHAYGE WHARF, ^^ANUFACTURCS Soils, Tent* Cot* Uamuotts Awniagt, Window Shades, Blocks and Falla; Whin Flour Sack* 24, 48 and 96 pounds; Bags of all sizes for tics, grain, Ac. Having good workmen and 9rab desk sewing-macliinra.can fill orders for Bogs at abort BOtfctt Tsrpantfns for hire. . oe> Coffee. 2,OQO “ MCW ™ Direct lssportailon from Rio de Janeiro, For sale bv WEED & CORNWEU. ' pel-3m* Bok er’s Bitters COTTAGE BED ROOM SETS, of every variety. DINING ROOM and LIBRARY SETS. MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS and PILLOWS of all kinds. KITTLE’S FOLDING SPRING BEDS and MATTRESSES, the beat Bed ia use, and WARRANTED SUPERIOR to others. LACE AND GAUZE MOSQUITO CANO PIES, and CANOPY FRAMES. W A RE ROOMS, 1 178 JW“So JACOB LIPPMAN, uer Congress and Barnard streets. Agent. Sold by all Druggists. Jyx-tf W. B. DUFFY & GO., 807 Bay Street, uaLmn rs * Imported and Domestic Liquors ^OtSTS for Charles Farre Champagnes, Keller's Kentucky Bourbon Wkiskei, B*d4bH Jk^m^Bri/fi- dy, etc. . milurif Street -J^arly Opposite St. Andrew’s HaH Notice* For sale at all prominent Grocers, Wine Merchant* and DrtlggiaU. and wholesale only, by 1^. FUNKE, Jr., Sole Awent, anM3m • No. 66 Liberty Stwi-t, ft. Y. BDWARD B. YOCNG. CLAYTON It. WOODS YOUMt & WOODS, Bankers & Brokers Bnfanla, Ala-, WILLrecelvs Depoeit* buy and sell Exchange, Gold and Silver. Uncurrent Bank Note* Guvernmout, Railroad gad »U other securities. Will also buy Cot- to* on orden. Coilecttoua made and promptly romitted. they will also make coilecttoua in any part of the United States, and make cash advances on cotton consigned to bug friends in New York, Charleston, Savannah, Apalachicola ur New Orleans. Otenringtm* paid in capital, with our long es- taMtehed credit. Is a suflfoient guarantee of safety la all our business transactions. i REFER 70 SpSSKl*-*-*- Adaratt Sheet ft Co., Charleston, S. C. Johuton, Woods ft Co., Savannah, Ga. FuuteJk Malooe, Mobile, Ala. Josiah More!* Montgomery, A s. Wm. H. Young, Columbus, Ga. Jobs King, Banker, Ccliimbu% G* Jennings, Wicks JkBro., New Grlean* La. (Mt^eft 0o, t Loaisvlile, Ky. Sbirok ft Bowland, St. Louis, Mo.. EnvaoLa, ACa., sept. 1.1866. ae[6 3m OFFICE! CHIEF OF FOIJCE, ( ] Savannah, Ga., Nov. 28.1866. jafcALED FK0I>08ALS will be received until O 5 th of December by the Chief of Police tor the making np of 110 shite of uniform tor the City Police, to beddtveiad by the 1st of Fblarusry, 1667, with the exception oft be overcoats, which must lie delivered by the' let ot January. ' Uniform aa follows: / ’ OVERCOAT.. Of grey doth, according to Stand-up collar; double breasted; cape to reaoh down to the cell of the coat when tbe arm ia extended, and to bufton an ihe way up; button* State at Georgia. Both’ceat and cane to be lia ----- Dissolution of Co-Partnership. mas CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing lie- X tween tbe undersigned, tinder the firm name of V^A-^RYAN ft CO., is Uis dfy dissolv^t i^nmtgal W. B. Daffy ft Co. are authorized to kettle all out- •Uading accouuu. V -‘ V. A. RYAN, A. m. BIGELOW, J. P. GILSON, Agent. ... CO-PARTNERSHIP. ’ Tbe undendgned have associated tiiei gether uuder the Untnameof W. R. Dill at the former store ef Vi A. Ryan jt ce Street. W. B. DlfFFY, lift - A. S. BIGELOW. '•< ORANGES. Mim Superior Florida Orangs* * 2$ boxes Silver Skin Onions,' For sale by A. WILCOX ft CO. Notice. firm ef NeriL LaUirop ft 1 himself with Lathrup 4 * at the old stand of riftNRY LATH BOP * OO CGKNERAUC§sBft?$* j&D FORWARDING .1 .avan^^ffih.’ deances made oa conaignmenta of every — ‘ firaUU Savannah or New York, ear York, JAMM OOfoAJteJa. aoltt STEAM ENGINE AND SAW HILL FOR SALE. A FIRST CLASS SPECIMEN STEAM ENGINE and Saw MU1, manufactured loonier at the pul- urn Work* No York. Orumlata o, : an Snilne bt, 40 bone power, return fine boiler, With kll the cow* alentrocomplete; iron frame. 4u reel c.r“ inch saw; patent self-setting head t Iqg chain, With pulleys ami first close mill complete. The whole is perfectly net be purchased low on application tit anao-tf LaHsiCHBr tffffST ft DANIELS;,. Twelve G a M Bin > Lot si * AT PRIVATE SALE •V BELL, WYLLY di LUiUSTIAR. Containing 2(0 t-lOacrra of flrrt Anal Lots They see iKNiRfifd on the east Shell Meed end on the west by Lover’s lane, entLsitor ated. within one mile et the city. CapitaUsU would find* sure profit by making an Ui*ertipeut ia tli» , above property, aa the city la exteudiiig in that direo., can ten. Ptat of the property can be ’seen et out count ing-room. nigrlA Wanted. . i. - ■.. ThOABD WANTED by a Gentleman, for himself, JD wM* child and servant, tea genteel priVste fam- Uy. where the comforts ot a home can be enfoyed by paytng^fbrthein. Addresa Poet Office lfox 740. 1 J nu t ,t AT PLANTER8’ RICE POUNDiNp tft(& EEftB GJ9.M0BKX .,-ii.il'i. ;«»'+>« tit htift -ehatet 1 r“ U: * COAT FOB OFFICERS. 10 Coals; double-breasted frock, grey doth, the ahirt to exiena Irom two-thirds to three-frxirthaof toe dis tance from the top of the hip to tha bend of the knee, with eight buttons in eaqh row on tha irprat.. Four luittqne behind and three on each sleeve- Button* State or Georgia. Small rolling collar, , COAT FOR PRIVATES. 160 siegte-hreratod frock, of same length aa ofiteere. Onsrowof of ileorgta. Stand-up collar, to rise ao to permit .the chin to tom freely ever fittest •* the-.bottom, and slope thence e trficB at an angle ot thirty degrees on end etsinthe folds of the skirts and inside ted hrssat with lour buttons vm the tad of toe coat, and three small buttons ou each sleeve. i 1 TROWSEBS to be made of gray doth with • dark bine welt Is* the outer seam, one-eighth ott au lack ladtem The ofedrs' TTowsers to be reinforced, oi j - HAT. Shaft fait Hat- SCcordthg to taftero fnthte iJAi* wi: h the brass tetters C. P. in front 'ihe uipforins in all rnspnrts to he sirenfily law nicely lined and neatly finished. Parties wishing fuformatian in relation totheabo to the Chief of Bulk)* sad will. it theft teds, to writing, stst- parties Tn*T^***fi ippMoMai Bible, the contract will beftiven to E. H. ANDERSON. tfafttofma MERCHANTS A ECKMAK. 151 CO«GRI»8 ST., SAVANNAH, lit* pfit^’.teshow the I lie ai Fatj Dn Mi LOWEST PRICES. A.. I-l.t.-WAf ril.lALf senfaftfismTE «r ■ -oa 1^‘fr- •'/ - .POM cmsMU hfawto ZEUS’ LaRQQKA VB7 M Sinai, a J. TRACY & CO., laecMSfi * to P. S. Cohen, imqirni ahi» joaaersov LADIW DRESSTRIM MINOS. ORNAMlM, FHYB r WORSTEDS, AND PARIS FANCY - GOODS. No. MfiBrefiAway, corner of Dnane street, Nlv To K Market Stalls. CITY MARSHAL’S SALE: TflHkMtfih* Ordinance-of the City of Sdunnih, . LEofidittodef. direction of tlie Chainuaa of the MartW Committee. I will sell on WEONkSDAY, De cember tth, at Id o’clock a. in , at the Market, the befit, Gmail Meet, Vegetable, Codes and Bread **1*^0 instance will the bid of a person be re- CClrefterbe W net • Butcher, or VVoder or Meats, Provisions or Vegetables. THOMAS S. WAYNE. n«a*14t City Ma-ahal. COAL. .ANTHRACITE. BITUMINOUS, to sew steamboat, Baltimore, Cumberland ' English Oval. by ton or cargo by CHIPMAN ft CHAPIN. R. A. SOLOMON, COMMISSION MERCHANT, COLLECT ING AGENT, Ac., - Eufaula, -A-la. attention given to Cdltections and Betnit- fibfifi* and beta *f Cotton, »e. F«»Mi»5«iSCiSS wv V—butt Ga ; Wm. A.‘McKenzie d U’-. htsptra Atottofa »B* itovannaft.ua The Public. rpm FAVLUOJt HOTEL. Charirato* »»«> garo- $irnwtnn% fgug “gS sssstnssEBss^^ of tbs trevsllliig Merchants ot the South, nfiLby» nest aauct**atoOran$f pi nfi' oclWf IriPTlERBilOUSE, NHUMttNM. ’ OWl’WBSLiRlblHS having leaned this favorite WMUMISD aBFlIKVHlU® or aw MtEGAirr manner, tobUaew *TOeF«T«l rat*,, rtteiffoat fer- r.Ti — •*— *«*r ” 4h»o *t /B*«s«e. . - - aoeitlne emoag first-otera Hotels will to /gS^itare. a, Into^k y FJ ^ THOMrVr.BJtOOlKB TU^AiDC.HFRAL tmntmut oa" - sfaled q- jaiiaa-r ■ , .a A' eauAiM^i AVOo r Habenbato and President (to