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MATTER & LftUl ot steAmililpi »•*<• Steal FOR NEW TORE . . # iOi~bip Leo- Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 2.86 Vcloflk. .jinsliip General Banus, Thursday, December SO l0i hip Sail Jaciulo, Saturday, December 22, at ytM* «■ “■ ,-|,U H ALT III, IKK. n^iji Fannie, Thursday, December 20, at — ,kI. voa FLoerhA. ... ,to. evoi y Thursday morning at 9 o'clock ‘ liiciator, every Saturday, at S p. m. ,, I.iaiie uaKer, every Saturday morning, at ck. .ersyivau Shore, every Tuesday morning, at ji “ K ‘ FOIt CIUKLfSTON. jer pilot Hoy, every Wednesday and Saturday - m. i,or Eliza llancox, every Monday and Friday ■ .lock. 3 er Dictator, every Wednesday, at 9 a. m. , lc r Eaiilic, every Saturday, at 7 o’clock a. m. uiur Crotou, every Thursday at 11 o’clock. FOB AUGUSTA. liners Eclipse aud Express. rrlV ;i 1 and Departure of Trains. IilvL KVILBOAD DAILY PASSBNGKB UP Tit AIN. Ives Savannah at - 8 a. u 1 , . at Augusta at 6:16*. M • iVii^t Macon 8P. M DAILY down passenger train , vci Macou at 7 a. m. "...Augusta at 8:45 ▲. m. at Savannah at...* 7:05 P. m. L*p NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN Savannah at 7:05 p.m. a; Augusta at 4:00 a. m. Macon at 7:00 a.m. down NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN ire s Macon at 5:40 P. M. ■, 3 ves Augusta at 8:25 P. M. .vc-s at Savannah at 5:20 a. m. , Mihctlgeville and Gordon trains connect with iu day ami down night passenger trains at Gordon. v J rJ c .tsn gulf railroad—daily (Sundays ex ceptod) saves Savannah at 7 a. M. (rrivesat Thomasville at 7:10 p. m. i Jiomasville at 0:00 a. m. Wl ,rsai 8avaunih at 0:10 P. M. Arrive a Liivt-s > arrives a . . Theatre—Mr Uailn’i Be Merit. t«Mny night does* the highly moasofnl two WMks’htu engagements* Mis* Thompeon, in which ■he waa ably anstained, especially by Mr. Harry Laos* doa, the leidiag genttemah of the excellent stock company. As a testimonial of their high’appreciatlon of Mr. Langdon’s successful efforts for their enter tainment, and of his ability as $p actor, a number of the fftendi of the drama have tendered him a compli mentary benefit to-night, for which occasion an excel lent bill is offered. Mr. Langdon, during the past four weeks, has contr.buted his full sh*ro to maintain the drama in Savannah on a creditable footing, and both as an actor and a gentleman has strong claims on the^ liberal support of our theatrical public. The populir piece. “ Lost in London,” newon onr stage, aad “Black-eyed Susan/' not only comprise two characters admirably adapted to his style, but also afford an opportunity for the display of the entire strength of the company. We hope to see a full house as a just tribute to a deserving actor. We once more call the attention of our readers to Kayton’a Oleum Vitae, for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Bheumatio Pains, Nervous Headache, Toothache, Earache, Spraina, Ac. It is highly recommended by all who Usve tried it. Be sure yon call for Kayton’s Oleum VitsB; take no Oliver. a. A. Solomons k Co., Savannah, Wholesale and Retail .Agents. For sale by all respectable druggists and country merchants. decl7-ltd,tw*w Papers and Magazines.—Estilland Brother are in receipt of a new supply of the latest New York pic torials and other papers, as also of the exceedingly interesting novelette, by Dickens, called the “ Christ mas Story/’ and the Richmond Eclectic for December, one of the most interesting and popular works pub lished in this country. We are indebted for copies of the above. Arrival of the Revenue Steamer Kewanee.—- This steamer, under command of Captain Freeman, arrived here on Thursday last in seventy hours l from Baltimore. She will relievo the Upited States Revenu^ steamer Wilderness, Captain Randolph, now being re. paired at Miller’s 8hop, on the Key West Station. The Wilderness will be taken to New Orleans by Captain Freeman, who is a very popular and experienced offi- s fciSTlLL A BROTHER, Nowsdexlers, Sta- iud Booksellers, Bull street (down stairs) ■ t ,rut-rot Bay iane, next to tlio Post Office, are au- itfciits for the Daily News & Herald. cm left with them will be promptly attended From New York.—The steamship General Barnes, Captain Thomas H. Morton, arrived here yesterday morning, and the time is reported as fifty-one hours from bar to bar. Purser Alexander will please accept tbanka for foil files of New York papers. .web's Cherry Pectoral—The world's great remo- ini Cui'ls, coughs and Consumption. decl 1-1 Reception of the Hon. P. M. Hassell. 7 evening last, according to notice, a of firemen congregated at the Central rjroad depot to wolcomj the Hon. P. M. Russell pie. Mr. Russell has been untiring In his efforts to ■is the bill for the reorganization of the fire depart- ut oil a white basis, and hence this demonstration his return. As soon as the train reached tho de- t, that gentleman was enthusiastically welcomed, (1 passing through the ranks, was escorted to his sideuce. The firemen and a lew invited guests, among whom epresentatives of the press, then par- , aud tho first t6aat being the health of that gentleman responded, thanking his for this manifestation of their approval of hiB d conduct as tlieir representative. He gave a ry ol the passage of the bill through the House of | Representatives and its subsequent defeat in the | ^euatc. and was particularly sovere on the Senator from Chatham county. In tho course of his remarks the speaker alluded to tho press of the city in very warm terms, and concluded by toasting it. The toast was responded to by Messrs. Withington, Lamotte aud others, who were severally greeted with Joiul applause. S. Yates Levy, Esq., being present, was callod upon and responded. He gave a thorough history of tho Firemen's bill as presented to the Legislature, and *..id that after the objections of the Senator were Known, the bill was remodelled in a manner to meet those objections. The speaker was also sovere on the action of the Senator. Ho bid the firemen to be of coed cheer. It was said that Council had the right to reorganize the lire department, aud if so it should bo denc before a great while. Mr. Smith, the member from Clinoh county, was introduced to the assemblage as a warm supporter of tho bill, and made a brief speech in acknowledgment ol the plaudits of the company. Several other gentlemen were called upon and re sponded, aud at au early hour the company retired. Mayor's Court. On Saturday morning three more negroes wore arraigned beforo His Honor, Mayor Anderson, on the charge of violating ordinances i>y driving through tho hr.cs. They were all evidently ignorant of tho law, and were fined hut two dollars each, with the city portion of the fine remitted. Tho officers have orders to put a stop to this business, and wagoners had better take notice. Wm. Kelly, Wm. Newcomb, and B. McGlvliu, three sailors, were charged with fighting at a bar-room on the Bay. They wore each fined five dollars, and the bar-room ordered under the aurveillanco of the police. duo. Roberts and Robert A. Shargley, two men re cently from New York, and paid to belong to the roughs, were charged with robbing a witness of $850. After bearing the evidence, His Honor decided to turn the matter over to the County Court. Ueury Hicks, a negro, was charged with having load ot wood in his possession ut a very early hour in the morning, supposed to have been stolen. Henry offered another negro, Jacob Adams, as a witness, but failing to make it plain where ho got the wood, lie was committed, with the other negro,*for further examina tion. M. Gordon was charged with being drunk and dis orderly in the streets, and with resisting the officer, lie was fined eight dollars, or tQ serve twenty days on the public improvements. Enoch Miller, a negro, was arraigned on the charge of firing a pistol in the yard attached to tho Gulf Rail* road depot. From the evidence it appoared that the defendant and another negro had a difficulty, which the prisoner wanted to settle according to the code of honor. His opponent had not exactly the same amouut of courage and refused, when Milior fired the pistol aud threatened to kill. He was fined ten dollars tf to serve thirty days at labor. A Negro Shot. On SaturJay night last, about 6 o’clock, a negro nanio i Alex. Hicks was 9hot by another negro, sup posed to be Richard Murray. The allair occurred in a lane oil Randolph street, in the vioinity of the City Magazine. The body lay on the lot where the murder was committed until about 2 o’clock yesterday alter- noon. The Coroner, Dr. Myers, being sick, applica tion was made to several Justices of the Peace, each of whom refused to act. His Honor, Mayor Edward 0 Anderson, then requested Mr. Thomas S. Wayne, City Marshal, to perforin the duty of Coroner, and af ter considerable trouble tho Marshal summoned the following jurors: T. McLaughlin, foreman; James Monaghan, A. Ponce, John Welsh, Henry Calvin, Hogan, R. McGloine.M. McCatf, John Shohan, William Clary, Luke Doyle and M. McGlonc. The inquest was held at a house on Randolph street. There was bnt one witness to be found, and he did not seem to know much about the matter, more than that Murray had fired the shot. The witness stated that the deceased aud himself had been working to gether, aud upon making their way home they met the negro, Richard Murray, who said: “Lookout, am going to shoot.” The pistol was fired, and imme diately the deceased fell, exclaiming that he was shot; he (the witness) thought deceased was joking, and ran and picked him up. He said there bad been no pre vious quarrel between tho men, and they had not met before that afternoon. He did not know mnch about the negro who fired the shot. The jury, after deliberating a short time, rendered a ^rdict “that the deceased, Alex. Hicks, came to Ms death by a gun-shot wound at the hands of Richard Murray, and that the act was wilfully done.” Murray had made his escape, and efforts are being made to capture him, but they had not been success ful up to last evening. The Agricultural Association—By reference to another column it will be seen that the planters of the Ogecchce and Savannah rivers, and others, will eemble at the office of the Atlantic and Gulf Railroad Compauy, on Wednesday evening next, at 7K o'clock, to receive the report of the Committee on Organization. A cordial invitation to attend is extended by the Presr I'lent of tho Association to all persons who feel sn in terest in the subject of agriculture. Wc are happy to state that this commendable movement, looking to tho development of the agricultural resources of this section of the State, has met with general favor both in the city and country, and will be warmly and a, -‘tively sustained by all classes of our people* It. may be expected, therefore, that the coming meeting "ill be largely attended and its proceedings highly interesting. Handsomely Done.—As a compliment to Charlotte Thompson, our neighbors of thp Advertise? ufice printed programmes for the house f on the oeoa- «i°u ot her benefit on Friday night last, in ooloreff ink, on fine billet paper. Aa a apecimen of letter preaa, tl *e jolrwas highly creditable to |hoir taste and skill. To Contractors.-—The attention of contractors is directed to Ihe advertisement of Alderman Wade, uhairnitn of the Committee on Dry Culture, inviting proposals for the public works therein specified. From Florida.—The steamer Sylvan Shore, Capt. Tucker, arrived here early on Saturday morning from Pal&tka, Ac. We are indebted to Purser Finnegan for the usual favors. Savannah Cotton Market. Savannah, DecombeV 15, 1866. On Saturday the markot was considerably uusettlcd, and wo heard ot but few sales. Owing to a rumor in the morning of a decline of ono-oighth of a penny in Liverpool, buyers asked a concession, but in the afternoon advices were received of an advance of * when the market recovered. Wo should quote Savan nah Middlings at 32^32 y % c.. MARRIED. MINOR—LAMAR.—On the 12th of December, 1866, by the Rev. I. S. K. Axsou, Mr. H. T. MINOR, Jr., of and Miss ANNIE C., daughter of G. B. Lamar, Esq., of this city. £3* Richmond, St. Louis and New York papers please copy. * Bon rises...**......*.. Son sets....... HIGH WATER. At Tybee 1 3J|Af Port.. Shipping intelligence. tauntne* w POUT OF SAVANNAH. Sux Dav, Dec. 16, lSGti. Arrived. steamship Gen Barnes, Morion, New York—Wilder A F uiiartoti. - , Steamer Dictator, Coxetter, Chailestun—L J Guil- martiu & Co. * Steamer Gen Shephy, Roar. Biot ton Island—0 L Colby k Co. Steamer Sylvan Shore, Tucker, Palstka, Ac.—Clae- horn k Cunningham. U 8 Revenue steamer Kewanee, Freeman, Balti more. Brig Fredonla, Howe. New York, with 50 tons guano—U L Colby A Co. D S Bct.ooner Dupont, Anderson, Charleston. Schr Jaa A Brown, Marble, Havana—J A A J M Brown. V Schr Harriet Brewater, New Y.rk, assorted cargo —Crane & Unubtll. Manigault's flats, from plantation, with 901 bushels rough rice, to K Habersham & San. Chisholm's flat, from plantation, with 397 bushels rough rice, to R Habersham k Sou. I. WABBBTT. JOHN C. NATIONAL Horse Insurance Company. HOJIR OFFICE : . f CobSkb Focktii in JarvaasoM Bis—a. LOUISVILLE, KY. CAPITAL...-0«toO,OOO. Insures Live Stock against Lass by Theft and Death. Rates cst.b>i.hcd by the experience of a century in England. J. W. SHOCKBNCY, President. D. B. 1 KWEY, Secretary. MAUBEIT t, CO., General Aironts for Georgia. - A. F. PARROTT, Local Agent, Ofllceon Bryan street. One door ta t of Merchants’ A Planters'Bank. References—Colonel R. D. Walker, J. r. Thomas A Hoi,, A A. Solomons A Co , B. L. Neidllngsr- decll—tf * Cleared. Steamship San Salvador, Atkins, New York—B B Hardee. Steamship North Point, Billups, Baltimore—West k Daniels. Steamship Tonawanda, Teal, Philadelphia—Huntsr A Gamuiell. Steamer Lizzie Baker, King, Palatka, etc—Clag- horu & Cunningham. Steamer Kmllie, Adair, Charleston, Ac—S M Lafti- teau. Steamer Dictator, Coxelter, Jacksonville, &c—L J Gullmartin k Co. Steamer Express, Daniels, Augusta—A Wilcox A Co. Bark Carl George, Aufmann, Queenstown—J Bans. llrig Resolute, Miner, Nassau river—West k llanieia. FUNERAL INVITATION. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hasslam, also the friends aud acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonough, are invited to attend tho ‘uneralof little MAY, tho daughter of the former, rom the corner of McDonough and Habersham streets, THIS DAY, at 3 o’clock. * PRINTING. A.V1NG purchased tho Job Office attached to the , ”Duily News and Herald," and made additions to it, 1 would inform the public that 1 am prepared to execute every description of IF Job anti Card Printing Business Card 3, Visiting Cards, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Otrcnlats, Envelopes, Blanks, Dray Books, Receipt Books, Check Books, Programmes, Handbills, Pamphlets, 9 By-Laws, AND Receipts. Per steamer Sylvan Shcre, from Palatka, dc—42 bales sea island cotton, 12 packets do. 35 bjl*3 upland do, 6 bbls syrup, 6 hhds. 1 tierce and 6 bids fish, and mdse. • Per steamer Gen Shepley, from Brotton Island— 4,Oil) bushels rough rice, to Rose & Ark wiight. Per sohr James A Brown, iroin. Havana—80,000 oranges, 8) doz pine ipples, 103 bunches plantai ns. AN NIT A 1a INCOME-§3,000,000. Important new feature in Dividends and modes of Iueuranr«.. Smallest rates of Mortality. Bxpensett less than auy Cash Company. Liberal modes of pay ment of Premiums. Insurers receive the largest 4>onu8 ever given Dividends made annually on all participating Policies. .NO CLAIMS UNPAID. All kinds ol Iion-forreiting LIFE and ENDOW MENT POLICIES issued. Policies incontestible. LOANS made on Policlefc. All Policies after three years non-forfeitable. SAVANNAH AGE.MCV, R. H. FOOTMAN, Agent. Lk J. T. McFAULAND, Medical Examiner. deci3—iw K x ports. Per steamship Sau Salvador, for New York—l,20S bales upland cotton, 120 do sea islaud do, 25 do do. meetica, 47 pkgs mdse, 63 bags ground peas. Per steamship North Point, for Baltimore—200 half s upland cotton, 20,0i 0 feet lumber, 41 pkgs mdse. Per steamship Tonawanda, for Philadelphia—^46 bales cotton, 43 do domestics, 42 bbls ale, 143 empty bbls. 29 bdls bags, 175 sks cotton seed, 34 bales ra. and waste, 84 bags peanuts, 104 bbls Iron, 11 hhds do 36,000 ft flooring, 17 pkgs radsu. All Other Kinds of Printing Done NEAT, CHEAP AND QUICK. GIVE ME A TBIAIi. I also receive orders and have manufactured every aiiety of BLANK BOOKS. For Sale, STOCKS & BONDS. jjjQ SHASE8 Central Railroad Stock. 100 sharijB Southwestern Railroad Stork, loo aharta Allan! ic & Gulf Railroad Stock. Ill shoros Auguna A Savannah Railroad Stock. $l,0o« City of Savannah Coupons, (receivable for taxes}. $J,0t0 Muacogee Railroad Bonds, endorsed by Cen tral Railroad $e,0'00 Old Georgia 0 per cen!. Bonds. $ j,000 New Georgia 7 per cent. Mortgage Bonds, uro offered In sum. wsult pu. chasers. : y dertS-Btlf Bit VAN, llAi THIDGB A CO. For Sale. T nE SAW MILL known as C olins k Shines. situated at Daiic-i'. Georgia, with large Boom- age, Timber Fen-nun Wnaif. can haunt lu running order in a short time- I 'O: tml'j.aiilculars apply to CHARES Lt. UOLLBi & lAh, Sivaunah, decl4—tf or, FADL * FITTS, Darien, Ga. For Sale, I N the city of Macon, a twenty-horse Engine, with Flue Boiler 18 feet lung, 4<* inches diameter, two Fines 10 inches, iu pelf*eri older, together witti-all 4)t my Mill Machinery, consisting of Shafting Mills, o^M^Clir'^rilH&LE?, l200 ’ dec8-lm' Engim-r O. It, R. W‘ For Sale, 73 AND CARTS, by E. F. METCALFE A OO. Eine Horse for Sale. Y OONG and very g,ntk\ perfectly sound; war ranted in every respect. Sold because the owner lias no use for him. Apply at MOSES GREEN’S STABLES, dec!2-6t Whitaker street. UaNSensers. Per steamship San Salvador, for New Yo k—n 1) Hawley, D U nice, M T Joy, Mrs Riohards, Capt Wal bridge, J Conklin, A CabiBsol, J 11 English. Per steamer Sylvan Shore, from Palatka, «fc—J T Greene, W F Rembert, J R Baelielottc, W Reason, M Davidson, Mr Richards and lady, M W Richards, -V McC uuell, Gen Henning. Mr Norton, Mr Chandler Mrs Gaulcy, S J Powers, Mr Spear, J F Tucker. • Per steamer Dictator, from Charleston—R Bailey, J Roraback, Misa C DeTreville, Miss H Del’roviilc, .111 laindon, Mr aud Mrs Smith, A W Cook, F Smith. J C Uazzaro, E Parsons, A E Massmau, 8 B French, H C Waller, N Backiy, and 10 deck. Per steamship Tonawanda, for Philadelphia—Mrs M A Bradley. W Crane, lira Bogart aud daughter. Mrs E Loeber and svf, C Smith, C M Bache, H H Corn F Whits aud lady, G W Baughman, T Lippo. Per steamship Gen Barnes, from N w York— Roberta, J Patterson, C Grecu, ludy, infant and...,. K Ivera, It Mooie, W P R. ynulds, J W Lewis, P Eager and lady, Mrs R Stiles, Mrs Selig, Mrs Tatro, Mi C Clay, i- It Alien, R U Clay. J lieuner aud lady, T Heude(sou. A Harig, Mr Greeu, Mr Hill, J Campbell, i 8 Casey, R U Dixon, P B Westervelt, H Rusher, M King, E Snore, J E Ogueu, C J Uickoy, B F Collier, Mrs Madden and nelce, Mrs Skipped, J P Cone, Mrs. Zippel and 2 children, R Wilbur, L Scott and lady, Miss A T Campbuil, Mrs E Norris, Misa Klug, airs Watkins, Mrs Slurtevaut. Miss M Freil, J Warren aud lady. Miss E Warren, Miss S Fletslier, Mrs Pclot, Mr, Payne, and U sieoruge. Consignees. Per steamer Diclator. from Charhsion—GuilmarUn & Co, Ship Charlotte Joseph. F Ithoneknt. Per cclir Harriet Brewster, from New York—W II Stars <t- Co, Claghom to, Bit Agt, L J Gullmartin A. Co, Hilton A It, J O’Byrne, C L Colby A Co, Palmer k D, J 1) Ttubr.eck, W W Lincoln, Brady & M, M A OohcU, Bluer A M, M J Doyle A Co, LC 11 ude A Co, pel- sicamer bytvan Shore, from Palsik.r, Ac—Crane A U. Erwin A 11, J L Villalonga, P Floming, A Doyle, A C Slider. K it Agt, F M Myrell. A Wilcox A Co, T B Han is, T U Willingham, Clark, J s Co, A Dutcu- hoffor A Co, J W Anderson A Sons, Wilkinson, W A Co, Tison A G, So Ex, Smith .4 F, Smith A K, Brauy A M, J Lams, W At Davidson. Per steamship Gen Barnes, from New York—C It it, .1 W Aiidcr.-on A Sons, T U Austin, W B Adam-, Bell, W A C, W Boggs, Bluu A M, A L Bradley, J A A J F Brown, Blair A B, W it Burroughs A Co, T tl Bol- sh-aw, Brady A M. Brigham, H A Co,' Bolhwell A W, M A Cohen, Cooper, O A F, Claghoru A C. Crane A G Cutucr A S, O Cohen, I 8 Cohen, Cooper A McA, F W Cornwell, Clilpluan A C, Duncan A J, .1 Deacy, De witt AM, TJ Duni.ar A Co, MJ Doyle A Co, Doyle .4 L, E A Eckmali, Erwin A II, E Ehrlich, .1 Price, i, C Freeman. A A L Frenleuberg, M Fer.t A Co, W B Gridin A Gamut, 3 Goodail, 8 Cazan A Bru, Gttckcn- heimer A S, J Gilliland a Co, W U Grady, C L Gil bert, J Gross A Bro, L J Gnilmariia A Co, Uolcombo A CO, Holden, K A Co, T Henderson, A Harig, G M Helot, R M Haupt, Jolmalon, W A Co, J J Kelly, E II Ker.lu, J Koox, D 11 Kreuter, AKrauskoir, Lathropi Co, W W Lincoln, str Llzaie Baker, LaRoche .4 W, J Lama, J Llppman, A Low A Co, Lovell A L. F M My- reil, J C Milker A Co, J C Mather, J McMahon, K MacLt a .4 Co. M A Frierson, Meiuliard A lilo, Robert jroorc, J McGrath, J 11 Mekrteu, E Mendel, L Mehr- leu, C C Miller, At 8 Meyer, Nicholson. McA A Co, t L Neidiiuger, G T Nichols, E O'Byrne A Son, J Oliver. Phillips A M, Patton A Son, T Pepper. Mrs U W Pr,s- dee, p Reilly. C D Rogers A Bro, A Richer & Co, I- Reich, W G ilobiusou, C B Robinson, J C Schreiner A Sun, t D Smythe, So Ex, A A Solomons, E A Southin' Scott, H A Co, L J’ S long, Sloan, S Jt S, Starr A. It W Sims, Tisoh A G, Tchoau A P. E U Van Nca-, .1 L Viilaionga 11 Van Hom, T II Willingham. C While A At A C W West, Wilder A F, W U W iltbergcr, \V a, Walsh, Warren Bros, Mrs It Wise, and others. Consignees per 1 eutral R. It. Dec. 15, I860. 1.692 bales cotton, 21 do yarn, 27 bbls dried fruit, 'JO ska do, 28 do torn. Oil coxes tooacco. 4 lots furniture, aud mdse, to Hess A G. M A Coheu, M A A, Brady A M, W H Stark A Co. Tison A Co, A Minis, West A D. W E Long, B F Sandford, A A G It, A 8 Franklin, w Baiicrshy A Co. Wilder A F, Padelford A Co. s Lesse man, Starr A K. Duncan, S A Co, Austell A I, a C Shelter A Co, J W Lttarop A Co, A S Uartridge, S A Pbimzy, Jones A W, Brignum. H A Co, Crane a G, F W Sims X Co, Hunter A G, Johusuyn, W & Co, Agi c K K, Richardson A B, Clark, J A Cm Botttwcll A W, L J Guihnartiu A Co, Bell, W & C, W H Burroughs A Co, N A Hardee A Co, Erwin A H. Gnerard, F a Co, Wilkinson, W & Co, U J Dickerson. Receipts per Atlantic A Gulf R. R. Dec. 15, 1866. 525 bales cotton, 2 cars cattle, and mdse, to Austin * E. G W Germany. Bryan, H A Co, E 0 Wade A Co W M Nichols A Co, Hilton A R, W M Tunno A Co, J L Villalonga, Miller A Bio, Duucau A J, Tison A G, Erwin A 11. A T Cunningham, M Trieat, F SV Sims A Co, K L Wilsun, Beit, W A C, Guckeuhcimer * S, Slsan, 8 A S, Gnerard, F A Co, L J Guilmiitin <£ Co, Wilder A F, A S Hartridge, J W Lalhrop A Co, P H Bohn, Bouso A B, Clark, J A Co, Jones A W, A Har dee, Brigham, H & Co, J W Auderscn, 8ona A Co, M G Ehrlich, Mercer A A, A M Sloan, A Johnston, Agi CRH. Tebcau, P A Co, B Butler, R U Hardwidk, C H Butler, Hess A U, Davant AW. FOR SALE, SERVICEABLE DRAF1 DORSE. Apply at A. Pulaski House Stables. au30-tf Arrivals at the Hotels. PULASKI H0DSE—W. H- WlLTBtRGEB C. MoGINLY, Screven House !*or Sale, 0NE SMALL FLAT, decll-lw DAVANT A WAPLES.- GOOEY’S LADY’S BOOK, FOR JANUARY, 186T. For sale by a-H ESTILL A BROTHER. OllQiCB rtK. BASKETS Held-lek Champagne, in 2 » quarts and pints, 2) dozen very choice Amontillado Sherry, 10 dozen very choice Madeira, - 9 casks pure Scotch Whiskey, 2 casks pure 8t Croix Rum, 50 dozen choice Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, 20 barrel* choice Bourbonand Rye Wnlskles, 25,000 very choice Havana Cigare.of favorite brand*, For *ale by CLA gg 0 jj^ & CUNNINGHAM, deot 5—.*odVw For Rent or Lease, A FARM adjoining Bonaventura. with tweuty to fifty acres good cotton and Provis.on I —' Also seven flve-acro lots, fronting on river, thirty mlnnies drive Iron; Savannah, on the Shell road, will be leased on good ternir, where yon can Uve cheap, andeave high rents. Apply at 201 Bay street, to dec!4—eodlm WM. E. LONG. Board At $8 Per Week. B Ivera, City a FEW GENTLBMBN <oan obtain BOARD at C JSuMJh. N Bight Dollar* per Week in a prlvafe family. Apply at thfaofflcB. fdeeia-tf Peruvian Grnano. Z S Coffin. Qa J A McMullen, Ga Mrs Norris. Sttvli L Scott A lady, N Y T Alexander, str Gcu Barnes B F Colter, Ga E N Atkinson, Ga J W Davis, Boston C J Godfrey, N Y FL White, do W J DeRcene, Ga TS Gary, NY Ullmati, wife & 2 chil dren, Chicago H P Chamberlain, Ohio W W S.inw, S C It I) Sam*. SC J P Audereon, Fla J P Ammidoce, Balt J B Gordon, Ga Miss E H Merrill, Ga 1 Beckett, Savh E Pan. ns. N Y S B French, Va D U London, N Y J H Chamberlain A wife. Ohio P Amies, St Lonls M M Davidson, N Y G S Kennedy, Phiia J T Linder, J N Crowell, N Y W H May, Wash J W Bryan, Ga C M Conner, Ga W Johnson, Fla H L Shultz. Ga A S Barnwell, Ga B B Moore, Ga A P Whitehead, Atlanta T E Baldwin, Norfolk J M Hall. Ga W J Blydeuburgb, N Y W U Beecher. Conn 11 L Bearing, Ga J U Chandler, Ga S J Pomeroy, 0 E D Williams, Fla GliONeal, Fla J T Greene, Fla MARSHALL HOUSE—A. B. Luc*. A C McRae, City J J Wilder, Augusta J Wairen A lady, Savh Miu B Warren, Savh W p Reynolds, Phlla J W Lewis, do E Shore, do J E Ogden, do G W King, Z S Collin, J A McMullen, J B Stripling, Darien B F Lyons, Fla H F Dexter, Fla H M Wood, Fia A Kedw'ne, Fla II H Carson. Ga J R BacheletL it Coydell, Ga G Smith, Ga SCREVEN HOUSE—0. MOODILY. G M Dean, Savh R W Burrows, Guyton P D Slocum, eti Leu Mr A Mr. D Marks, Mo W R H Brueu, Savh J II Wilkins, W E Whittier, N Y J Jones, Ga A C Perry, Macon T W Hlx, Jr, G J H Baldwin, Ga J M Johnston, Ga Mrs MT Dixon, Fla O K Mizell, Ga S C Parkharst, FHk Mrs. M Butler, Ga H W Mickel, Fia J M Solana, Ga P J Ryall A wife, N J Dr A P Ryall. Tenn LIFE MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK. m Auction Sales. BY BUM * MEYBH. - MU1 be Bold THIS DAY. IMh lnaA, in (Tout of Men, . at 16 o’clock a. m., 10 hhds Pig Shoulder* > hhd* prime Smoked Shoulder* 6 hhds Shan Bibbed Sides 10 boxes Dry Betted English Baoon 3 bbls Choice Hems ’ 20 bbls new Buckwheat Flour 10 bbls C Sugar 160 bbl* Pilot Bread *0 mifle Began, several brands An assortment of Toilet Soepa Oqe Croquet Set An assortment of Clothing, Dry Goode, Notions, etc., betide* a variety of good Furniture. . deelT-lt FOB NEW TO ATLANTIC COAST Mail Steamship Co. SIDEWHEEL LINE. Cabin Passage, |t!z... .Steerage, |13 AT PRIVATE SALE •Y GKO, W. WYLLY. 8 Lota In rear of the Parade Ground, each* *0 by 105 5?®**’**wraao_Bxyj and Drayton atreeta. Also, Lota lor. M 71,21,7a 30,31,72, 33 and 34, fronting on Taylor, Gordon and East Broad atreeta. These Lota are high and very desirably located, and have the ad vantage of being allowed the privilege of building wooden house* on them. declT AT PRIVATE SALE BY OKU. W. WYLLY, 45 Shares South Western Railroad Stork 26 Shares Central Railroad Stock $6,000 old Georgia Seven per cent Bonds. Six Residences, priced at from $3,800 to $15,000; for further particulars enquire at my office, oppoaiie Mon ument bquare, late Merchants’ and Planter*' Bank. dee!5 BY GKO. W. WYLLY. W01 be sold on the first TUESDAY in January, in front of the Court House, at 11 o’clock, 2,250 acres of Land, situated in Bryan county, 25 miles from the city, on the Canooehee river. 350 acres in cultivation. The improvements consist of a good dwelling and ont-housea. The location is high and very healthy. Timber and produce can be brought through the Canal. The range for cattle, hogs and •heep is excellent. decl5 Cumberland Valley INSURANCE COMPANY, OF NASHVILLE, TENN. iFire, Marine and Life.} OFFICE IN SAVANNAH, 157 BAY STREET. AuShorlzcd Capital, : > 8506,000, rflHIs COMPANY Is prepared to ie-ne Policies on I aa favorable terms us any Eastern Company. GEORGE H. LENOiR, PreMdeut. S. L. Tkippe, Secretary. KEFEIEXCE8: Wing, 1 obey k Co., Baukerd, Nashville. Ilou. W. Mai. Grown, Mayor, Nashville’. Hull, W. H. Wilkinson, Recorder, Nadbville. ” Hon. is. J. Stubblefield, Attorney General, Nash ville. General N. B. Pearce, Wholesale Grocery and Com , mission Merchant, Naehvil.e. Stratton, Cheney & Hoy, Cotton and Commission crciiitnts, Nashville. C. Mica X Co, Furniture aud Commission Mer-. i hunts, Nashville. W. J. Parka A Co., Druggists, Naahville. D. Wlel A Co., Dry Gouda Merchant*, Nashville. D. J. Mcyerhardr, Dry Goods Merchant,Nashville. W. C. Collier, Book Dealer, Nashville. R. B. Singleton, Book Dealer, Na hvllle. F. 0. Duunlngtou A Co., Bditora and Proprietors of the Union and American, Nashville, llerrit A Hill Wall Paper Dealer*, Naahville. Dr. Frazier, Senator, Nsahville. J lfhuin, Editor Tennessee StaatsZeitung. A UyerS Co., Wholesale Grocers, bashvi le. Gems ai J. B. Palmer, Attorney, Murtreaboro. General James It. Chalmers, Attorney, Memphis. B F. C. Brook*, Banker, Memphis. Hon. Benjamin G. Humphrey*, Governor of Mlaala- eippl. lion. T. T. Swann, Auditor of Mississippi. General E. C. Walthall, Attorney. Cofleevillo Misa. General W. F. Brautly, Attorney, Greece*) tro Mia*. General S. D. Lee, Bro.ik,v!lIe, Mis*. General J. Wheeler, Cotton Factor, New Orloan*. General J. B. Hood, firm cf J. It. Hood A Co , New Orleans. General* Gibson A Austin, Attorney*, Now 0 - lean*. Prole-for J. P. Logan,'Atlanta, Ga. Il ,n. Kemn P. Patties, Treasure; - of State, Raleigh, North Caroling. General N. B Forrest, Memphis. NEW ENGLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, • of Hartford, ct. Aufhorlzeil capital of > t $1300,000, WM. R.~SYM0XS, Agent for Savanuah, 16-1 in 15T Bay street. PRIVATE SALE. CrMcriH! I Groceries!! LaROCHK, BELL WILLIAMS Offer ai private sale at their Lowest Auction prices the following: 20 casks Bacon Sides, 15 casks Bacon Shoulders, W tierces Bacon Shoulders, 20 tierces Choice Sugar-Cured Hams, 10 hhds Family Hams, 10 bbls City-Cured Hama, 26 tierces Rice, 50 sacks Rangoon Rice, 100 kegs Lard, 20 kegs Choice Bqtter, 10 Kcgs-extra Canada Butter. 20 bbls Clarified Sugar. Also, 260 bales best Eastern Hay, 200 balos best Northern H*y. decl4 The new and wty fast sailing steamship GENERAL BARNES, 2,000 tons, T. H. Morton, commander, will positively leave on her regular day, Thursday, Dee. W, at S o’clock p. sn. For height or passage, having splendidly arranged arcommodai ions, apply to ^ WILDER A FCLLARTON, 8 Stoddard'* Upper Range, dec 15 Opposite the Post-ofllcc. N. B.—No engaged berth, secured after Tuesday, December 18th, unlea* paid for. . Liverpool. The new A 1 British bark JOHN KILLS, Capt. Mu-vin, 2,oon bales rapacity, and hav ing one-half her cargo ready, will mve quick die- patch. For balance of freidht-apply to 2 ** WILDER * FCLLARTON. Regular Auction Sales Heroes, Xules, Cattle, Wagons, Buggies, CAKKUGE8, &c.. At the Veterinary 8table\ of R. YV. CAMPBELL, on Bay street, between Jefferson and Montgomery streets, wiU commence on WEDNESDAY, Sept. 19th, and every Wednesday thereafter. sepl4-tf HOUSE FO Li SALE. „ BY OEO. W. WYLLY. East half of Lot No. 57, Brown Ward. The improvements consist of a two story duelling with attic, on a brick basement, fronting on Liberty street, opposite the United States Barracks. For terms apply at oar counting r«>om. nolO ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. BY GEO. \V. WYLLY. Will be sail! on tho Aral TUESDAY in January, 1867 between the legal hour* of sale, in front of the Court House, One-third of Lot No 4, Wesley Ward, and improve ments, for the benefit of the heirs aud creditors of the estate of 8amuel M. Bond, deceased. no6 J. B. MoIN IOSH, Administrator. FIRE, MARINE AND ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE AGENCY. . Capital and Assets. ■ security Insurance Co. .$1,000,000 Ulicenlx Insurance Co 1,693,000 International Insurance Co.... 1,693,000 Manhattan Insurance Co 1,078,000 Harmony Insurance Co 600,000 North American Insurance CO.. 800,000 Total Cash Capital and Asset*.$7,097,000 . Capital. New York Accidental In*. Co.....$'430,000 l ,'IUE, MARINE and INLAND Risk* taken in the I’ above highly responsible Companies on Bulldluye anil Merchandise, to any amount, at the lowest r.D* •rrcspOBiliui; with the risk Lo»es equitably adjusted and promptly paid. A. A. LANE. Ageit, f No. 12 Stoddard's Ran e, Bay street, nol6-3m Savannah, Georgia. PERUVIAN GUANO SUBSTITUTE! BAUGH’S RAW BONE Super-Phosphate of Lime. M ANUFACTURED under the formula originated in 1851, and patented by BAUGH & SONS, SOL* PROPRIBTOBS, AT TO* Delaware Diver Chemical Works, PHILADELPHIA, C. S. A. This old established Manure is {nanalactured from Bone* that have not been tmrned or steamed, and it contain* all their original organic matter. It Is ac tive in it* operation, aud is a fertiliser o great dura bility. It does not exhaust the soil like Peruvian Guano, hut on I he couiravy permanently Improve* tt Previous to 1861 it wa- intro-.inecd Into the South ern Slate* to considerable extent, and again In 1846, where it has been used with remarkable nieces* upon < OTTON, CORN, TOBACCO AND ALL CROPS. A trial will convince any planter ot it* merits Pamphlet* containing well known Southern evidence lurnished upon application to New York or Philadel phia offices. - f*r~ Hold by duller, in all the principal cities and towns throughoat the United State* ana Ihe British Provinces. - BAUGH & SONS, SOJ-E MANUFACTURERS, Office, No. MO Death Delaware Avenue, PHILADELPHIA. Dissolution of Co-partnership. rfM18 co-partnership lately existing under the name A ef BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN was dissolved on She 1st instant, by mutual consent H. R. CHRIS TIAN is alone authorised to collect debts duo the lab- firm, and is charged with the closing of tho business. SAMUEL P. BELL. GEO. W. WYLLY, declO-tf HENRY H. CHRISTIAN. Notice L aROCHE k WILLIAMS having purchased the in* tercet of Wylly A Christian in the late firm ot BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN, will continue the business under thgname of declo—tf the name of Troche, bell a williams. Notice. T HE subscribers having sold their interest in the late buriuesa of BELL.-WYLLY A CHRISTIAN to Messrs. LaROOHE A WILLIAMS, solicit a coutin- uauoe of ihe business to the new firm. GEORUK W. WYLLY, do-10—tf HENRY R. CHRISTIAN. Notice. FT1HE subscribers having taken the storo lately occu- X pled by York, Williams, Mclntiro k Co., will con tiune tbo business under the firm name of WARD A MoINTUUv- P. H. WARD. dttdO—tf JOHN R. MONTI RE. JEWETT & NORRIS, ATTOHINIEYS AT I.A.W, S». 46 Washington Street, Room 9, BOSTON, MASS., Iiondou, Xlnglaxid Collect Unclaimed Property, Money Debts etc., etc., in ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, AUSTRALIA, IRELAND, CANADA. WALES, Or any other British Colony. Copies of Wills and all other Records obtained. Cases prosecuted in favor of holrg, Legatee* and next of Hn upon favorable terms. CHARGES MODERATE. More than {409,008,000 of unclaimed money, are Invested in the National debt of Great Britain alone. In trust for the unknown heirs, legatees, etc. large portion of this is known to belong to in America. Mr. JEWETT is an Attorney at Law in England, and the resident representative of the firm in that country. All letter* ma»t he addressed to tha Boston Post Offica, and enclose stamp. • HF.FKRBSCLS: Gen. Wu. A. Ouistu, Troy, H. Y. CoL Ebwa«t> Fior, cambrid-n-, Man. Col. Wm. L. Piuint. Salem, Mass. Capt 8. B. GHEdouv - , (I. s. N , Hamilton, Maaa. Drain O. Chuhell, E-q., Cincinnati, own. auss* 2**6iii IE Lf! FOR NEW YORK. PASSAGE RATES: ffinkia Passage, $98 Message, $13 For For Liverpool. The A 1 American ship NE PLUS ULTRA, Woomiuev, Master, having the larger portion of her cargo engaged* will have qnick dispatch. For farther Height engagements apply to dec 4 tf BRIGHAM, HOLST A CO. For Liverpool. The first-class ship AMERICA, J. H. Moaners, has commenced loading for the above port. For freizht engagements apply to dec!3—2w T. K. *« i J. G. MILLS. For Liverpool. The A 1 American ship WT& . CHARLOTTE, Spkcoe, Master, having a portion of her cargo engaged, and now go ing on board, will have quick dispatch. For balance of freight apply lo decj-lOt WILDER & FULLARTON. FOR NEW YORE. OLD LINE. THE SCHOONER jVIyroverj Captain Hrours, having part of cargo engaged, will hsve digpatch ior the above port. Apply to decl7 STARR At ROBERTS. For New York. The brig ANNIE M. KNIGHT, Kniodt, Master, having nearly completed her canto, sve dispatch for i he above port. For freight, apply to CHAS. L. COLBY A CO., decl:*—tf Cor. Bay and Abercom streeie. ThA new and fait eidewheel steamship SAN JACINTO, LOVELAND, Commander, will sail for the above port on her regular day, lalarday, Dec. AM, at 8 1-7 o’ekeb a. as. For rrelght or passage, having very au|krlor ac- commodattoee, apply to „ ^ HARDEE, No 19 Stoddard’s Range. GARRISON A ALLEN, No.» Bowling Gieen, New York. Shippers sending cotton to the press mast see that the bales are marked plainly on the edge. decl7 For Baltimore. The new end elegant steamship • FANNIE, Capt! H. H. Smoot. Will tail (or Baltimore on 4 Thursday, Dee. 90, at — .’clock — m. For freight or passage, having good accommo dations, apply, to WEST A DANIELS. declT • . Jones’ Block. Murray’s Line FOR NEW YORK. fheflrst-class, new steamship * . Xj e o , ' H. C. DEARBORN, Commander, will eail on Tuesday, Dec. 18, at 3.30 o’clock p. m. For freight or passesfe. having' superior accommo dations.';:; tv t" HUNTER A OAMMBLL, declo ■ 84 Bay street. .Charleston arid Savannah - STEAM PACKET LINE. FOUR TIMES A WEEK. For Gharter. Constantly on hand and for charter, b M ALL VESSELS, s itable to carry Rife slid Cot ton on the cosst.*ror further particulars apply to A. RICHARDSON, 194 Bay ttreet. Eor Palatka, Fla.* YU ST. SIMON’S ISLAND. BRUNSWICK, ST MARY'S. FERNANDINA, MAY- PORT MILLS, JACKSONVILLE AND PRJOLATA. .THE KATE, Capt. Lockwood, will leave as al>ove<rom Charleston Wharf, f'*>t of West Broad street, on every THURSDAY Mt'RN ING, at 10 o’clock. This Boat is in perfect order, and has superior state room accommodations tor Passengers. Freight received at ull Mutes and stored in ware house on wharf, free of expense. Transportation charges on goods paid promptly. For freight or pasmgo apply, to F M. MYRELL, no2-tf Charleston Whsrf. For Charleston, S. C* The new steamer DICTATOR, (1,000 Tons.) Captain L. M. COXEITER, Will resume her regular trips us above, commencing Weduesday, 21th last., at 9 o'clock a. m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to L. J. UUILMARTIN A CO, oC22-tf . 148 Bnv street. FOR PALATKA, FLA., VIA FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE LAND INGS ON THE ST. JOHN’S RIVER The new ttcamcr DICTATOR, |f!,00h Tons.) Captain L. It. COX UTTER, Having undergone thcrongh refcalra, wiil rcenrne her regular rpu.e, as above, leaving Savannah Every Saturday, at 3 o’clock p. III. For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply on board, pr to L. J. GUILMARTIN k 00., oc22-tf 118 Bsy street. EVERY MOnSaY.-wFdNESDaTTIFRIDAY AND SATURDAY MORNINGS, ATT O’CLOCK, VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT, touching at BlnIRon every Wednesday. The Steamer* PILOT BOY, Captain W. T. McNKLTY. AND ELIZA HANCOX, Captain J. R. RICHARDSON, will le to the Florida Steam racket Wharf regularly as above. HANCOX every Monday and Fridav. PILOT BOY every Wednesday aud Saturday. Returning will leave Charleston, HANCOX every Wednesday aud Satnrday. 1’ILOT BOY every Monday end Friday. For freight engagements or passage, apply at tho office, Florida Steam Packet Whsrf, or to CLAGUORN k CUNNINGHAM, no2T-tf Agents. For Liverpool. The A 1 American ship JOHN PATTEN, having half of her cargo engaged, and going on board, will have qnick dispatch an above. For balance ol freight, apply to dec7-10t CRANE A GRAYR1LL. FOR CHARLESTON. VIA HILTON HEAD AND BEAUFORT. THE CROTON, Capt. B. W. Tilton, Will leave for Charleston and intermediate plnce every THURSDAY MORNING, at 11 o’clock, from. Ferry Wharf. For rrelght Or passage, apply lo the Captain on board or to T. B. MARSHALL A URO., noiatf Agrn’s. OLD SElMEEKLtlM Leave every Tuesday and Saturday. For Palatka, E. Fla., TOUCHING AT BRUNSWICK, ST. MA RY’S, FERNANDINA JACKSON VILLE AND PICQLATA. The new and elegent steam packets, LIZZIE BAKER, Capt. N. KING, and SYLVAN SHORE, Capt. JAMBS TUCKER, « laving been specially fitted np for this route v 1th unsnrpassed accommodation*, will leave regularly for the above place*, the Sylvun Shore every TUES DAY MORNING, and the Lizzie Baker every SATUR DAY MORNING, at ten o’clock. Returning, will leave Jacksonville every Tuesday and Friday, arriving at Bavannah every Wednesday* and Saturday mornings, in time to connect with the” New York steamers. For freight or Passage apply at the office on Florida wharf, or to CLAGHORN A CUNNINGHAM. Agents. N. B.—All frolght payable by shipper*. jylo-tf For sale by BAUGH, BROTHERS A CO., General Wholesale Agents, 181 Pearl street, New York. Partner "Wanted, r associate hlmaalf with the advertiser in the saturation of a RICE PLANTATION, Sight miles Dorn Augusta. I nropoea to plant 300 acres in Cotton and 20e acres in Corn, and propose raiding HO balsa Cotton and 2,400 bushels Corn. 1 require $8,500, for which I will sell wne half the crop. A safe investment, paying over 9* per cent. Address decl*—lw PLANTER, Augusta. Ga. R.A. HABDEE4C0., Stoddard’s Bangs, (avaaask. n>14-dAtw3m A j, ■ ; ‘ ' ,R Moots, do r OC WUbnr.Ga P Westervelt, N Y T BOone, do Mlae Colwell, do H S Holdridge, Ga Mrs Tea to, liartford Capt T H. Morton, Mrs: •’ 200 T0H8 landing from schooner Y W S Roberta, N Y GP Barlow, Ga WH lacker k lady, Hass B H Gnrnsey, Fla I Conklin, Ala A B Masaman, Phiia P C Schumann, N Y J H Beall, Texas G C Norton, Brunswick J S Richards A wife, N Y B Richards, N Y WM Smith, City P H Wood, Cit? F Murray, Augusta Steinway Pianos. W E are sole Agents for these celebrated Plan** in Savannah, Augusta and Macon. ■ Parsons who with to purchase can either send to the Manufacturers for their price list, or wa will fur nish them here. We sell at Factory prices, warrant them, and keep them In tone for one year, for purchasers in this city, thereby saving them freight, bun ranee, drsyage and other expenses, beetdea procuring for them a select ed instrument _ deef-tf JOHN a SCHREINER A SONS. Law Co-partnership. r US undersigned have united their rTtifca*hm*l tor tercets from this data, and will be found at Ik* same offieas they have hitherto respectively osauptad on Bay street, next seat of tha old City Hotel. Wanted. r * B OARD WANTED by a Gentleman, for himself, wife, child and servant, in a genteel private fam ily, where the comforts of a home can ha enjoyed by pariag for them. Address Poet Office Box 740. "Wanted, r hire. one or two Colored Carpenter*, to build a few small heuasa on a plantation wear town. Also. Labored to work on the same dace, decl*—St . ROBERT HABERSHAM. Soluble Pacific Guano. T HE composition of this GUANO is identical with Peruvian. It differs only i. the proportions of the same elements. While it contains less Ammo nia, it has nearly twice the qnant’.ty or Phosphate of Lime, fifteen per cent, of which Is IMMEDI ATELY SOLUBLE. Its elfecta on cotton the past season have in many instances excellalkPuiuvian Gnann. It has in ne case proved less active in the arly growth of toe crop. Wneu brought intervenes, the crop does not suffer from ita use, as in the case with Peruvian Guano. By reason of the presence in lt of so large a per cent, of PbospUatc.of Lime, Its use improve- the soil to an extent that cannot be realized from Pet u- viin Gnano. Even cargo of this Gnano Is subjected to rigid INSPECTION ANALYSIS, and Is sold on a baste or actual value. The undersigned agent is pre pared to. Inrnish the testimony of well known Geor gia sedwouth Carolina planlei*. in evidence of the anperior excellence of this Guano. E. C. WADE M CO., Ageuto, dec6-eod3m , SavannahTOa. Fruits, English Pickles/ Ac. 1 AA JOKES, whole, half add il/U ’ quarter boxes Raisins, tfl tonus Figs, ' -sssKSKSSarsa. 20 casks CtWi Blackwell’s celebrated Tickle*, aaaartoi—enow Chow, Watout, . Onion*,etc.,. 4 cases Lea A Perrins’ Wonvatershire Sauce. 6 cade* entry Powder aad Eaglisb Sauces, 9 barrelsCroa* A Blackwell’s Pic Fruits, 20 dozen Pore Dffrimn Mn’tard, . ULWERBMPLOVIENT. MONTH and expenses paid Male or lAUUKtisle Agents, to introduce a New and seful Imrention, of absolute ntilliy in every bonse- eold Agents preferring to work cn commission can am trout $20 to $50 per day. For full particulars, enoloee stamp, and address W. G. WILSON A CO.. oeSl -3m Oleveland, Ohio. Wanted, B Y a gentleman to this dly. to oomplete hi* flies tbelasnsa -of tbs Ntors Ana HlUia for the ■on-ha of March, April and Jffiy of the present yanr - notl-tf ter wh eh • libe.a! price will be paid on delivery at -. _ _ . . the New* aad Herald office. teptt-^T DlMOlUtiOfl Of Co-Partfiei n Lot for Lease. ppm FINE GARDEN lot, eonar of ffimdw and A Thundetoolt roads will be. iaaaad for atoriuof Boarding. tbs corner of Montgomefy and South Bread streets to tpe corner of Jefferson street and Bay lane, - hurt’ssid stand. Gentlemen can be accommodated with Private an l Transient Board on moderate terms. oc2o-3m and Cabbages TIBCnVING, and tor salatfoy " P.JOALLANAN A Qfk, Corner Habersham aalRl h ' ■ SAYdtoum «ku, ^tober Mh. 1866.: Frinfdf^arftereh^, Tan Horn, Hoixtoub k Mobbay elites this day, by its own limitation. ROLL YOKE A MURRAY. OCl* CHAMpYAN HORN. VALUABLE Rice Plantation to-Lease. 2. '. v • *, * ^ RICE PLANTATION i* Camden county, one of supplied w.thevsij a term of year* on _ fiec4-tr- . _ J-R«i Rope, Rope, TOST received from Meson. Rkhardson, Chataid el A Co.,*f LMtoBalf.,» q cot la and half aeilff of ‘•Missouri Mill*” RPfcnoBperlor article, folly equal to their eelet>raMH"W$*a Real” brand, sndfor sale on reaeonebie tarareka^ . * C °' Law Notice. m , T HE undersigned baa removed hi a Law Office %o the aecoqd floor of the old CUy Hotel Bnildidg, on Bay street, Ato. noO-tf - WRNRY WILLIAMS. Spring Wagon Sale. A TFLY^itt. ONJONBOB, Blacksmith. Bay stmt, oaneatto*Mr. ffeaai Carriage Maunivctcry. ■nolY-codtf