About The Savannah Republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1865)
SAVANNAH DAILY REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST 12. 1865. mmm REPUBLICAN SAVANNAH: SATURDAY MORN INC, AUGUST 12. Gen. Cox’s Letter on Negro Suffrage. As everything pertaining to this perplexing and momentous question is of vital interest to onr citizens at this time, we devote a large portion of our space to the views of one of the ablest soldiers and statesmen of Ohio. Gen. Cox is the popular gubernatorial candidate of the Republican party of Ohio, and will doubt less be elected by a large majority. We have not space to comment upon the lengthy letter, but feel sure that a careful perusal of it will satisfy the conservative portion of our people that the people of the North are not all insane yet. There is a spirit of manly candor, inde pendence and true dignity pervading the pun gent document which we admire, and the writer throughout breathes a noble determina tion to support President Johnson at all haz ards. As it is our purpose to present every variety of opinion on this great National problem, we commend Gen. Cox’s letter to our readers. “THE CRY IS, STILL THEY COME.” ARRIVAL 0V A “ NEW STEAMER." , The new and tine light draft side-wheel iron steamer W. G. Gibbooff,intended to connect with Albany and Gulf Road at Doctortown, arrived at her wharf at 9 o'clock yesterday morning, having made tbe passage from Wilmington, Del., to tbis port in four days. Her dimensions are as follows: Length, 155 feet; breadth of beam, 25 feet; kneed throughout, with iron sides and bottom of 5-16 inch iron. The lower deck is clear fore and aft, and will carry 1,000 bales of cotton. Her accommoda tions for passengers are ample. She has two in clined high-pressure engines, cylinders 20 inches in diameter, stroke of piston 6 feet. The W. G. Gibbons was built by the celebrated builders, Messrs. Pusey, Jones & Co., of Wil- mingtoD, Delaware, and named after one of the firm. All her officers ate favorably known by the business men of this city, vtz : Thomas N. Philpot, Captain; W. B. Ferr, Clerk; George A. Nieoll, Engineer; John L. Roumillat, late Agent of the Charleston and Savannah Railroad, Agent on Wharf; Erwin & Hardee, Owners and Agents- Steamer General Herr?. The agents of this popular boat having been requested by a number of her patrons to de' tain her until evening for the purpose of allow ing them to complete business arrangements, have kindly consented to do so, and have changed the hour of departure until 8 P. M. As she carries the U. S. mail, our readers will be further pleased, as it will afford them until 6 o’clock, P. M., to get their Augusta corres pondence into the Post Office. In doing this, Messrs. C. L. Colby & Co. simply vindicate what we have often before expressed in these columns, their willingness at all times to ac commodate the public even though their own interests might not be benefited. We are confident, however, that this act of public courtesy by one of the most enterprising firms in our city, will be fully appreciated by our people. Arrival of the St. Helbna.—Last evening the St. Helena, Capt. F. J. Ceroopely, arrived at this port from Hilton Head. This steamer was formerly the Gen Beauregard, under the com mand of Capt Ceroopely. She has been thorough ly repaired and refitted in every particular, and is now a first class vessel, and we a r e happy to peroeive that our old friend, Capt. Ceroopely, is still in command of her. The St. Helena is a government boat and belongs to Gen, Saxton’s department, and will be employed to ply between this city and the islands to the South. She is ad mirably calculated for this purpose, as her ac commodations; for passengers are good, and her capacity for freight ample for the service. For Acqcsta.—The steamers Helen, Captain Reilly, and General Sheploy, Captain Morse, de parted yesterday for Augusta, with a number of passengers and heavy freights This morning the steamer General BerTy, Cap tain Henry, will leave for Augusta. She has fine state-room accommodations, and is known to be a fast steamer. The mails for New York per steamer Ne vada will close this morning at 10£ o’clock. A circular of importance from Provost Marshal Sain’l Cowdrey appears in our paper this morning which is of interest to those of our citizens who desire to take the Amnesty Oath. Humanity’s -Appeal. Help tlie Widow ! The undersigned, a Committee of the Abra ham’s Home for poor and worthy widows, make this appeal to the benevolence of tbis commUflffty. Tbe Home is a permanent charity of the city, and before the war was self-sustaining. Now it is without any available means of support. It contains thirty widows from 60 to 90 years of age. They have been selected for their good character and entire dependence. They have no relatives to whom they can look for help. For six months they aave been amply supplied by the government through the military com manding at tbis post. Now this source of sup ply fails. What is to be done V We cannot—we must not see them starve ! Humanity forbids it. Yet without help they must starve. We appeal to all the people residing in Savan nah. and to the officers and soldiers, to aid us in supporting these aged widows. Some of our merchants have perishable artioles which would be of great use. They might be sent directly to tbe Home, corner of Broughton and East Broad streets. There are some subscribers who have not paid. Let them remember ibat this is tbe hoar of need. We leave this paper at the newspaper offices for snbscriptions of money or food. Articles of food ov money may be sent to any member of the Committee. God has said: “Thou shalt not harden thy heart or shat thy hand from thy poor brother.” Let not this call be disregarded. COMMITTEE. Mbs. G. L. Cope, Mes. 8. Laxd&om, Mbs. T. R. Mills, Mrs. G. W. Wtllt, Savannah Markets- Have yon beard of the grand debat opening lunch at Onr House at 11 o’clock? Epicures, pre- E your gastronomic organs to digest a sub- Hal loach. Come one, come all; Republican Optic*, Aug. 12, 1865. Cotton.—Tlie receipts of Cotton at tbis port since the 9th inst. have been 1,767 bales of Upland and 26 bales Sea Island, and 360 bales Domestics—*nd the receipts Grom the 1st inst. to date have been 6,714 bales of Up land, 86 do. Sea Island, and 717 do. Domes tics. The exports since the 9th inst. have been 1,738 bales of Upland, 51 do. Sea Island, and 347 bales of Domestics ; and from the 1 st inst. to date 2,938. bales of Upland, 82 do. Sea Island, and 652 bales of Domestics. Cotton continues to arrive quite freely by steamers and flats, bat a considerably quantity of it is in bad condition, requiring it to be re-bagged. The offering stock continues light, but pur chasers have shown no disposition to pay last week’s rates, and the market has declined from 2 to 3 cents per pound since our last report There is no Strict Middling on -sale. The market is very irregular, and we quote : Ordinary 28 a 30 Middling 34 a 37 Good Middling 40 a 41 Sea Island.—The receipts of this quality continue very light, and the sales in conse quence are limited. Fair lots, in good quality, are worth from 65 to 70 cents. The general range of sales are from 50 to 65 cents. Cohn.—The stock on the market continues ample, with a fair demand. We hear of sales of Prime Western Mixed at $1.25. Sales of different lots have been made, according to quality, at $1.25 a 1.35. The general whole sale rate is $1.30, and in small lots at $1.40. Oats.—The stock on sale is large, with on ly a moderate demand for the home market.— Sales have been made during the week at 90c. to $1. We hear of no large sales. In small lots we quote at $1 10 per bushel. Flour.—The market continues to be well sup plied with this article, and during tbe week a con siderable quantity has been added to the stock. The rate for good brands is from $9 to 11 50. We hear of sales of Family Flour at $9 50. Potatoes, Ac.—During the week a large quan tity has been added to the stock, and the price has fallen below the cost of importation. Sales have been made at auction ol good qualities at from 42 50 to 3 00 per barrel. Some inferior lots sold at $2 00 a 2 37.1-2 per barrel. We quote by retail in lots at from $3 25 a 3 50 per bushel. The market is also well supplied with ’Onions, and prices have again declined. We hear of sales in lots at $3 to 3 90 per barrel. By retail the rate is $4 00. The market continues to be well supplied with Cabbages, and sales are made at 412 to 15 per hundred. Lard.—In this article we notice an advance of trom 4 to 5 cents per pound. We quote Leaf Lard at from 20 to 25 cents, a id Pressed from 18.8-4 to 22 cents per pound. Fish.—There has been a good demand for this article lor shipment to the interior. Prices have undergone but little change since our last. We quote Mackerel in kits at 42 50 a 3 00; No. 2, at $12 50 per bbl.; and Herring at 47 per bbl. Cheese.—There has been more inquiry for this article during the week. In large lots we hear ol sales ol choice Dairy at 18j.j cents, and in small lots at 19 a 20 cents. There is not a large stock on sale. Raisins.—This article bas advanced during the week, and sales have been made at 48 for whole boxes. The stock on sale is very small. Lemons.—There is a fair stock on sale, and wo quota at $12 per box. The demand is very fair. Bacon.—The market is fairly supplied with this article. We quote Shoulders at 20c; Since at 22c; and Hams at 26a27c per lb. By retail Hams command from 30 to 35 cents, according to qual ity. There is a fair demand for Sides and Shoulders, and during the week considerable sales have taken place. Salt.—We quote Liverpool Salt in sacks at,$4 The stock is ample, with a light demand. Butter.—There is no material change in this article. The supply is ample for the demand.— We quote Western in firkins at 3»a37 cents, and in tubs at 40 cents. Choice Goshen is held at 38 a40 cents by the keg. Soaps.—The stock has been much increased during the week. We quote Colgate’s No. 1, at 13 cents per lb, and Fancy at 14 cents. Messrs. Hilton A Raadell, agents for Hall A Son’s cele brated Soaps, sell their family brands at 13 oen ts per lb, by the box. Whiskey.—There has been a good demand for tbis article during the week, and a large quantity changed hands. The demand, however, has keen mostly for the medium qualities. The best qual ities are dull of sale, and some choice lots have been returned North for want of purchaser. We quote Rectified Whiskey at 43; Bourbon at $3 50a 4; Gibson’s at $4 50a0; common brands at $2 50a3 50 per gallon; Cox’s Whiskey at $13 per case: Old Sherry Wine at $13 per case, and Columbian Gin at$3 50. Sugars—The stock continues good, with a fair demand. We quote Browns at 15»18 cents, B Coffee at 20a21 cent;; Crashed Sugar at 23a25 cents and Pov. dered at 23a25 cent*. Molasses.—There is a good supply on the market, and we quote New York at 60 a 90 cents per gallon by the barrel. Lime.—The stock is ample, and daring the week several hundred barrels have been receiv ed from Augusta. The enquiry is very limited, and we quote Northern at $4 per bbl. Hay.—The sales are in small lots. The last sales from the wharf were at $1.30 a$1.40 per hundred. Leather.—This article continues in good demand. We quote Hemlock tanned sole leather at 40 cents per lb. Tobacco.—There is a large stock on sale. Smoking tobacco is selling at 224 .per lb ; fine brands at 72c a 75c; medium at 42c; Navy tobacco scarce and in demand at 75 a 97c. Segaks.—There has been a good demand for this article. The lower grades are scarce. We quote Perfection at $20; Eagle and El Sol at $25 : Santiago and Concha at $35; Es- panola at $65; Anderson’s fine cut Amulet and Honey Dew at $7.50 per gross; Ande- son’s Solace at 11.50 a $12 per gross; Honey Dew at $12 per gross; Scotch Snuff in packs at $1 per lb; Do. in bottles at 60c; Lorilard’s Snuff in jars at $1,15 per lb. Beeswax.—We quote.this article at 35 a 40c per lb. — Wool.—The receipts are very light. We quote unwashed fleece in bales at 34c. Some 3000 ibs, have been received daring the week. Hides.—The receipts continue very light. We quote from’8 to 9 cts per lb for dry hides. Very few green hides are received. Coffee.—We hear of no particular change in tbis article. We quote new crop Rio at 34c; St. Domingo at 32c; Java in mats, at 38 a 42 cents. Candles.—The market is well supplied with this article, but tbe demand has been limited. We quote Adamantine at 36 a 40 cts by the box And Parafine at 45 a 50 cts. Rope.— Considerable business is done in this article, and the demand continues good. We quote Richardson’s Hemp Leaf at 17 1-2 a 18 cents; extremes from 17 to 20 cts. Bagging.—The demand for this article contin ues good, with fair sales during the week. A large quantity has been forwarded to the interior. We hear of Gunny being sold at 27.1-2 cents. We quote from 27 a 30 cts., and Sea Island at 25 a 30 cents. Twine.—We quote good Kentucky at 20 a 30 cents per lb. Tea.—We quote Imperial Green at $1 50 a 1 75, by the box, and by retail at $2 25 a 2 50; English llreaklast at 41 50 a 1 75; Oolong at $125 a 1 So, LriiBKR-—In consequence of the scarcity of this article, but little has been 5oue in it during the week. The demand is good. We quote White Pine Boards, dressed, at 840 a 55 per M; Rough do. at 440 a 45; Spruce Pine Scantling at $33 a 35 per M. Shingles.—The supply coutiuues very limited We quote from $9 to 10 per M, Nails.—The market is fairly supplied with Nails, and we quote at 5}^ a 6}£ cents per lb. Exchange.—We quote Exchange at time on Northern cities at 1 per ct. discount and interest, On New York 1-2 a 1 per ct. premium. There is very little change in Gold. Buyers give 42 to 44 per cent., and seli at 46 a 46.1-2. Some sales have been made at 50 cents. The demand lor un- current money is very moderate. Freights.—Freights have undergone no change during the week. The demand is good. We quote Cotton to New York, in steamships, at 3-4c. per pound, and $1 50 per bale lor Domestics. Sailing vessels take Cotton at 5-8 cts. to New York, and 1 50 for Domestics. Items by Mail. Filling the Public Pubse-—There continues ti be a healthy influx of gold into the Sab-Trea sury from the Government sales of captured and abandoned property. Mr. Draper yesterday paid in no less than $1,300,000 in coin certificates, being the bulk of the proceeds of the sale of cot ton on the 26th ult. Thus far the cotton agent here has realized and paid into the Treasury of the United States $5,500,000 in gold, while the cotton on hand to be sold for specie will swell the sum to at least $1,000,009 more. Tbis is equal to more than $9,000,000 of greenbacks, which amount will be increased to over $10,000,- 000 by the proceeds of the rosin, turpentine, cot ton and iron recently sold for ourroncy. This is filling the publio parse to some purpose, Mr. Bra per.—-V, Y. Tribune. On Tuesday, Jeff. Davis and Clem Clay were led out to walk on the ramparts at Fortress Mon- i oe, at a simultaneous hour. They therefore met, bnt were not allowed to talk, though they shook hands in passing. Internal Revenue.—The receipts from internal revenue for the month of July, up to Saturday night, amounted to $20,000,000. It is estimated that the receipts from this source for the next three months will be about $1,000,000 a day; The annual income tax which fell due on the 1st of July is now coming in, and will swell the receipts per day to that figure until November next. [ WaeMmjtOn Star, A H'jUHt 1. Unpaid Letters.—The number of letters now received at the Dead Letter office in Washington averages fourteen thousand a day. Letter writers shonld remember that prepayment is imperative under the amended postal law passed by the last Congress. Council op Indian Tkidp.s.—The largest coun cil of the Indian tribes ever held will assemble at Fort Gibson about the first of September, to settle upon their future relations with the govern ment. Thirty tribes will be represented. Governor Stone has presented to Page county Iowa, the banner to which it is entitled, for con tributing more money and supplies, according to population, to the needy families of soldiers, than an)' other couuty in the State. David Dudley Field, Esq., ofN. Y., has given $25,000 to Williams Cellege (Mass.) Mr. Field explained thatffie gave it as a memorial of his grandson, just dead, to whom he was much at tached. There is a family in Detroit of quite unusual composition. The father and motbor have each been married three times, and have had children by each marriage, and are now living happily together under one roof—six set of children. The colored people of Michigan recently held a State Convention. Tho subjects under discus sion were the elective iranchise and ooinmon school education. They appointed five delegates to the Convention to be held at Philadelphia Sep tember 19. The semi-Secessionists have arranged for a Mass Convention and barbacue to be held in Cal laway Co., Mo., to-day, to bury the war hatchet torever, and promote harmony among the people. Gov. Fletcher has been invited to be present New Advertisements. FUNERAL INVITATION. The friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Johnson, are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral of their youngest daughter, COR NELIA SAMS, at 5 o’clock THIS AFTER NOON, from thoir residence on Jones street. MARINE INTELLIGENCE. SA VANN AII, A UGUST11. ARRIVED. Steamer U. S. Grant Briggs, Hilton Head t-teamer St Helena, F J (Jercopely, Hilton Head; Steamer W G Gibbons, Philpot Wilmington, Del — to Erwin & Hardee. Dougherty’s flat Augusta, with 218 bales upland cot ton, to Kein & Co. CLEARED. Steamer Helen, J K Reilly, Augusta, Ga. Steamer Emilie, Bender, Hilton Head. Steamer Fannie, Lewis, Charleston. Steamer Gen Shepley, Milligan, Augusta. Brig Monticello, Moon, Boston. Schr Constellation, , New York. Passengers Per steamer Helen, from Augusta—J Loftis, W Habersham, W H Dunning. J D Burdell, T C Har- schy, Mr Goddard. John McAnliff, W N Perdy, W B Heywood, Z ascCord, G H Ariidge, J J McGrath, J Loesser, Capt Anthony, L Langsdorf, C Malluido, J Fudge, J R Clark, J Reese, N Stevens, and 8 in the steerage. Consignees. Per Dougherty’s flat from Augusta.—Kein & co, W Battersby & co, Exports. Per bark Monticello, from Boston.—60,000 feet tim. ber, 58 bbls rough rice, 1,000 dried hides, 1,700 salted hides, 6,000 cane reeds, and mdze. BOSTON^POST, Known to the whole counTfy as the unwavering advi ate of Democratic Principles, men measures for nearly forty yeare—the constant support er of State Rights in the Union, anil now the advocate of a speedy restoration of oil the 8 kites to their con stitutional relations as members of the Federal Gov ernment, asks the attention of Southern citizens to it* proposals to famish tliem with copies at Ihc following rates; Boston Pom-, (Daily) $10 per annum. “ (Semi-Weekly}.. 4 .« “ (Weekly)...... 2 “ The Poet spares no expense in its telegraphic reports —in its correspondence, and in its general arrange ments for news, that it may famish its readers with the earliest and fullest information on all subjects, commercial, political, miscellaneous and lit erary, foreign and domestic, to be obtained. It desires to renew the intercourse with its Southern friends the war interrupted and to extend its drcalation wherever its Democratic and Conservative advocacy of the equal rights of the States and the perpetuity of the Union may render it acceptable. Advertisements; which will be inserted at reasonable rates, are also solicited. BEALS, GREENE & CO., Publishers, jy21—6 40 and 42 Congress street, JJoeton^ ROBT. HABERSHAM & SONS, GENERAL Commission Merchants* JSAVANNAH, GA. Mvancss Made on Produce Shipped to onr Friend a in New York. OH 8 L ! ! "!4j HAT tbe dicker* does “O H 8 L" mean f Bhy YY Jenkins, that is ouily translated; it means Our Bdiise Salem Lunch, and we must be on band for that Tnrtle Son] at 11 o'clock. »ugU PIC NIC AND CHOWDER PARTY AT TnK 1.SXJR OF HOE*Ml. rc. CHAS. E. FLANDERS respectfully informs his friends and the citizens of Savannah that he will give a PIC NIC AND CH9WBER PAR1Y At his place, on WEDNESDAY, lfitU INSTANT. A Band ol Magic will he in attendance. Tickets to be had at Messrs. Stnart & Co.ts store, Masonic Hall, Molina’; Scgar store, and the Hilton Head House. ang!2 For Doctor Town, VIA DARIEN. THE new and light draft iron steamer Win. H. Gibbous, Capt. Philpot, will leave Dillon’s wharf as •above, on MONDAY AFTERNOON 14th inst. Liability of the boat to cease when the freight is LANDED. Freight payable here (on wharf) by shipper. aug!2 ERWIN & HARDEE, Agents. For Augusta, AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS. I V’NEILL’S FLATS, Nos. 1 and 2, wiU " " leave for the above port on WEDNESDAY, the 16th inst. Insurance guaranteed at lowest rates. Only limited quantity of freight taken. Way freight payable by shippers. Apply to CRANE, JOHNSON & GR1YBILL, ang!2 3 Bay street DOG LOST A Js.niLL SIZED Black and Tan With “General Lee" engraved on collar. A suitable reward will be paid for the return of the animal to my house on Sonth Broad street, three doors east of Abercorn. EDWARD G. DIKE, aug!2 tf Capt. and A. A. G. NOTICE. T HE lease of the Puulnski House to Bar tels & Riddell having been cancelled by the order of the military authorities of this District, and the Pulaski House property having been, by the same au thority, turned over to'W. if. Wiltbcrger, the owner thereof, the llrm of Bartels & Riddell, late proprietors of the Pulaski House, is dissolved from this dale. All persons having claims against the late firm of Bartels & Riddell will please present the same for settlement to JNO. O. BARTEIA Savannah, Aug. 12th, 1SG5. 6 augl2 NOriCE. T HE business of the Pulaski House will be continued and managed by the undersigned, nn- dcr the firm and name of W. II. WILTBERGEK & CO W. TI. Wn.TBERGER, .1. O. BARTELS. Savannah, Aug. 12lh, 1865. 6 ang!2 GUMURD & FGRRILL. T HE undersigned having entered into copartner ship as^ Factors, Brokers and Commission Mer chants, wilPsel! and purchase on commission Cotton, Timber, Produce and Merchandize. Orders and con signments solicited. EDGAR L. GUERARD, BENJAMIN B. FERRILL. References—Robt. Halicrsliam & Sons, Geo. W. An derson, Anthony Porter, Hunter & (tammell, John L. Villalonga. 6 ang!2 Hats, Bibles, &c, JET TECUM TP SJEL.E, /» 4 MELTON CLOAKING, C-4 all wool Ystc French Cassimerc, Printed Meltons, Oxford Printed Cassimere, Machine Thread, Heavy Linen Ticking, all Linen Damask Table Cloths, Spool Thread, White and Black Lace Veils, Lawn, l.inen and Cotton Hdkfs. Bogle Trimmings, Velvet, Silk Twist and Silk But tons, Agate and Bone Shirt and Coat Buttons, fine Black Wool Hats. Finely bound and Sunday School Bibles and Testa ments, English Toilet Soap, Castile Soap, Letter Pa per, Carmine Ink, Carpet Tacks, &c , &c. Merchants and others are respectfully invited to ex amine onr stock before purchasing elsewhere. augl2—6 BELL, WYLLY & CHRISTIAN. Useful, Cheap, AND DESIRABLE. H UDSON’S Patent Stamp Cancelling Machines lor stamping Revenue Stamps. Checks, Envelopes, &c. A new invention and great auxiliary to the count ing room. Orders received by C. F. BOUVE & CO., angl2 155 Bay street. THE SAY AMAH NATIONAL BANK * IS NOW PREPARED FOR BUSINESS AT THE Buking Hint in the Exchange. Deposits and Paper for Collection Received. Bills on Northern Cities Purchased. Checks on New York Furnished. L. C. NORVELL, President, JACOB SPIVEY’, Cashier. niEZCTOES. L. C. Norvell, 1 Francis Sorrell, Noble A. Hardee, I J. W. Lathrop, Robert Erwin. HENRY S. FITCH. Notary and Solicitor. Savannah, June 25,1S65. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 1 Office of Comptroller of the Currency, > Washington, June 10th, 1S6S»» ) Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to the undersigned, it has been made to appear that “Tn* Savannau National Bank," in the City of Savannah, in the County of Chatham, and State of Georgia, has been duly organized under and according to the re quirements of the Act of Congress entitled “An Act to provide a National Currency, secured by a pledge of United States Bonds,and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof," approved June 3, 1864, and has complied with all the provisions of said Act re quired to be complied wittf“bcfore commencing the business of Banking under said Act: Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby certify that “The Savannah National Bank,” in the City of Savannah, in the County of Chatham, and State of Georgia, is authoriz ed to commence the business of Banking under the Act aforesaid. In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of office, this 10th day of Jnne, I860. FREEMAN CLARKE, SHIPPING. STAR LINE. FOK NEW YORK. T HE new and elegant first class U. S. Mail Steam ship NEVADA, Capt Carpenter, will positively sail for the above port on SATURDAY", Ang. 12th, at 12 o’clock M. * For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply to anglO BRIGHAM, BALDWIN ft CO., Agents. PIONEER LINE. [No. 1255.] jone26 Comptroller of the Currency. 2m Notice. OFFICE RELIEF COMMISSIONER, 1 District of Savannah, V Savannah, Ga., July 27th, 1865. ) In obedience to instructions from the Secretary of War, received this day, no further relief to destitute people will be furnished from this office. JOHN S. COOKE, jy2S Capt. and Relief Commissioner. Notice. a 1 806. | POST QUARTERMASTER’S OFFICE, Centbal Railboad Bank, Savannah, Jane 1st, 1865. In pursuance of orders received at this office, ail persons occupying buildings whose owners are absent within the Rebel lines, of buildings or other property belonging to disloyal per sons, will, unless such buildings have been previously assigned rent free, settle the rents for the same due the United States at this office, on or before the 10th of Jane, inst. A failure to comply with the above will cause a for feiture of all claims to further occupation. S. S. STARR, Capt. and A. Q. M., june3—tf In charge of Buildings. FOR NEW YORK. T HE U. S. MaU steamship ZODIAC, Bnlkiey, Commander, will sail for the above port on her regular day, SATURDAY, August 12, at 12 o’clock M. For freight or passage, having superior accommoda tions, apply to HUNTER ft G AMMELL, augll 84 Bay street ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR NEW YORK. AUCTION SALES BE, L,| WYLLY Will sell THIS DAY’, at 11 o’clock i7r S * 40 bbls Flour; oct ’ « front of st-- 31 bbls Crackers 25 bbls Potatoes 10 bbls Turnips 40 boxes Fancy Soap 5 boxes Family do 24 chests Teas 3 M Segars. Havana 10 cases Ales 25 baskets Wine Wrapping Paper. Prnnc« Rice. Butler, Barley Buckets. Furniture. Ac. BY BELL, WYLLY A CHRlvn WiU be sold in front of the Exchange, on sit. 1 ,’ 1 ' next 12th inst., at 10«?dMk » ^ TUtD W Lots Noe. 12 and 13, 3n feet front by fronting on Montgomery, next Lot comer if ^ Also, Lot No. 68, Brown Ward, on the , ad Abercorn streets. Coruer » f Perr, aagiu ‘ BY BLUN 4k MEYER WU1 be sold on 8ATUKDAY, 12th inst , ..... a. m., in front of the Exchange. ' °' cloci! All those two tacts of land in Liberty corn,,,. One tract containing one hundred and one other tract containing two hundred y !?*; mg each other, and bounded by lands of w Jaincs Brewer, estate Sam Peacock, anil h., 1 ""’ lands—with houses, outhouses, etc - ''leant The above is well improved land, with a nn^. and presents a fine investment Pfreont crop, Also, One hundred acres of land in Liberty cornu. i ed by lands of It. J. Wheeler, Miller and sou bo “ llli - unprovemeuts and present crop. "'\ii Terms cash. 4 au,o WANTS. T HE first class steamship ARIADNE will positively sail on THURSDAY, 17th, at — o’clk. For freight or passage, having very superior accommodations, apply to laugll] JNO. R. WILDER. J01IW-1H0M SONS GENERAL COMMISSION AND FACTORAGE BUSIN ESS. T HEY also oflor tbelr services to those having ltcal Estate of any kind lor sale or to rent, as well as to those wishing to purchase. Descriptions, locations and price of the property may be sent, postage paid, to their address, which will be tiled and offered for sale. Persons disposed to bny or rent property will always find and ample list at their office, with full descriptions from which to make selections suited to their wishes. Applications for selling, buying or renting property ay be made eitiler in person or by letter addressed JNO. W. ANDKRSON & SONS, corner of Drayton and Brya# streets, Savannah, Ga. One hundred thousand (100,000) acres of land in Southwestern Georgia, well timber, d and adapted ,o the culture of Cotton, Sugar and Corn, for sale. Also, several Houses and Lots in Savannah. angXO 2w THIS $1 ELMER GENERAL BERRY Will start For Augusta ON Saturday Morning, the 12th Instant, AT ELEVEN O’CLOCK. HAS a few state-rooms which will | be reserved for ladies, without Extra. Charge, if applied for ■early. For freight and passage, apply to CHAS. L. COLBY & CO., augll td cor. Bay and Abercorn Sts. Information Warned DANVILLE, July 27^ To Editor Savannah Republican : Sib-Please insert in your paper the death of j(m N CONLIN, an'Engineer, who was killed ou the 20th the Richmond and Danville Railroad, t mi!l ’ f ™ Barksdale. I have been informed that he has a ,.T living in Savannah. Please state Unit he was deventb interred at this place, and any further information J be obtained by addressing a letter to Edward U. Keith Richmond _Va, or to Baltimore, same name, X 0 . ip German street. Yours respectfully, -±EI? -6 E. II. Knrn^ W ANTED FOB CASH-Cotton, Wool Hid* Lags, \\aste Paiier, Metals, Bottles, & large or small quantities, at the a FOREST CITY MILLS, an ° 2 *£ Savannah TO THEiAOIES OF SAVANNAH Bonnets, Hats and shakers. Caps. Black and White, hildren's, do do Ribbons, Water Fall Curls, Black Lace Mitts, French Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Linen Pocket Hdkfs, Belt Ribbons, good assort- Cotton Hose, Ladies* nient, Do. do. Children’s French Flowers, Belt Buckles, Fancy Veils, Milinery Trimmings, Black Crape do, <tc., Ac., Ac. j The above Goods were selected by myself in New Y’ork, expressly for this market, all of the latest style, and forwarded by steamer weekly. Sold FCheap for Cash, at store under Screven House, Boll street, corner of Congress street Lane, auglu thsAmSt MBS S. PEASE. For Palatka, Fla. VIA DARIEN, BRUNSWICK, ST. MA HYS, FERNANDINA, JACKSON VILLE AND PICOLA TA. THE new and fast steamer Fountain* Captain G. W. cast- ncr, will leave for the above places on SATURDAY MORNING, the 12th inst., at 9 o’clock. For freight or passage, apply on board at Dillon’s wharf, opposite the Gas Works, or to * M. A. COHEN, Agent. Freight payable on wharf. Shippers will fnruish weight and measurement of goods. 2 augll MERCHANT’S LI¥E SAILNS YtSSELS. THE splendid A 1 fast sailing Balti more clipper schooner Weenonah, Capt. Warner, will have quick dispatch 'or NEW YORK. Room for a few passengers in the first Cabin. Fare $3o. A little space left for some light deck freight. Apply early to CHAS. L. COLBY & CO.. angO • ts cor. Bay and Abercorn streets. For Liverpool. THE British bark Nutfield, Hoi ango Ppatch of Freight apply to BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO. NOTICE. PHENIX ASSURANCE CO. OF LONDON, I NSURES buildings and goods against fire. The undersigned will also cover first class Brick Risks in the interior cities of this State. ROBT. HABERSHAM & 8ONS, Agents, ang!2 eod3m Bay street, Savannah. EXCHANGE WANTED. First Class Exchange ON NEW YORK, WANTED, By ’ aug!2 THOMAS PEPPER, 115 Congress street. For Sale, A LIGHT, handsome Buggy, New Y’ork made. Also, one handsome set Single Harness. Can be seen atUUTLBIl'S STABLE, Whitak r street. anglS 3 RA AAA FIRST QUALITY ct- OvP.AJWVJ PFEsS SHINGLES, in lots to suit purchasers. 'Clapboards will be made to order. Inquire corner President and Price streets. augl2 2 F. COOK, "sundries, <) A BAGS RIO COFFEE O U 6 bags elegant Java do. 25 bbls Sugar Colgate’s Soap Teas lono lbs fine w moking Tobacco, Climax brand 150 boxes fine Adamantine Caudles 75 boxes Raisins For sale by F. E. HERTZ, At E. E. Hcrtz’aUounting-room, augll—2 northeast cor Whltawr and Bay sts. Sugar Cured Hams |Y ST CASKS very superior sugar cared Hams, In At O store and for sale by BELL, WYLLY $ CHRISTIAN. auglS 3 Potatoes. 200 aug!2 BBLS. new “Chase," tor sale „ HILTON A RAND' , 5 1*8 Bay street, crop, just received per in lots to salt, by For Sale. JuljM QNE 6 and Mole Tram, Wagon and Harness, complete- JOHN DALY’S, comer of West Broad *angll streets. For Sale, T IOO wharf, by Mgll BARRELS fresh Flour, per schooner Henry Castoff, landing now at Anderson* KSIN4CQ SAVANNAH, GA., Ang. 10th, 1S06. H AVING secured the brick store corner of Jeffer son and Charlton streets, formerly occupied by Mr. George Ehrlich, we respectfully announce to tbe citizens of Savannah and vicinity, that we will keep constaiuly on hand a well assorted stock of choice Family Groceries, which will be sold at the lowest market price. Splendid inducements offered for country trade. FLINN & BRIGGS. E. Flinn, Y . T 3 I James 1 M. B. Banjos. augll A BABE CHANCE For Investment W ILL be sold at public auction in the city of Sa vannah. on the 5th dny of September next, with out reserve, the Mill Siie, with Saw Mill thereunto be longing, situated in tbe county of 1 hatham. State of Georgia. abont9 miles from tbe city of savannah, on tbe Ogccchec Canal, together with all the machinery, fixtures, buildings, outhouses, tables, he.. &<:. The site of the mill contains 9 acres of land, with very capacious backwater. The Ogeechcc Canal being In the conrsc of reconstruction, wiU be finished in a short time, when lumber can be rafted to and from points on tbe A. & G. R. R. and the city of Savannah, and will thus afford better facilities for rafting than any other mill in the State of Georgia. For further particulars apply to aug* td M. J. SOLOMONS. Merchants’ L*ue Sailing Vessels. FOK MW FOBS. THE spleudid fast sailing schooner Ovoca, Capt. Robt. H. Mitchell, will commence loading for the above port on Thursday, the loth inst., and will c lear on Saturday, the 14th. Snperieraccommodations for a few passengers in the first cabin. Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY & CO, ang8 ts cor. Bay and Abercorn streets. aug8 For New York, BRIG G4brg-e Amos, Stimson master, now discharging at Anderson’s wharf foot of Barnard street, will be ready to receive freight on Wednesday, August 9th and will have quick dispatch, or passage apply to GADEN & UNCKLES, cor. Bay and Barnard streets. FOR NEW YORK. WANTED TO PURCHASE, IK ONE or two dwelling houses and lots for cash. Apply to M. H. WILLIAMS A CO, augll—2 cor. Bryan st. and Market sq. To Bent, A THREE story brick dwelling, partly furnish ed, on the south side of Sonth Broad street, one door east of Drayton street. Immediate possession given. Apply to anglO 3 WM.P. HUNTER. WANTED. A GENTS for the sale of tbe Empire Sew* A ing Machines in the Sonth, to whom very liberal discount will be given. Parties possessing some means and facilities will find this a most advantageous chance to enter upon a safe and lucrative branch of business at a comparatively small investment. Apply for particular* to T. J. Mo ARTHUR A CO, Manufacturers and Proprietors, aug7 eodlm 586 Broadway. New York Insurance Agency. ATLANTIC,-OF BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. Fire Risks taken on Buildings and Property. ROBT. HABERSHAM, Agent, anglO Bawlm Bay street. ■lAA BBLS. POTATOES J. U 30 bbls Onions 1000 CaDbages 10 bbls Beets 2o bbls Turnips 10 bojas lemons. For sale by CL STAR LINE. Semi-Weekly. THK FIILST CLASS U. S. MAIL STKAMSHIPS Nevada Captain Carpenter United States “ Share. America “ CUfL Constitution “ Grecman The above ships comjioae the Line, and will sail from New York and savannah every Wednesday and Satur day. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN A CO., Agents in Savannah. WAKEMAN, GOOKIN A DICKINSON, 17 Broadway, Agents in New York. B Y a careful tenant, a furnished house in a ami K cality. Possession taken either in September tober or November. Apply at ' ' 111 and 113 CONGRESS STREET, Treanor'a old stand. Steam Engine WANTED. A. Four or Six Horse ST Pel'll ErVGI.YE, IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER. If sold low, a purchaser can be found by addressing L. R. B., Republican Office, stating price and where it can be seen. tf ju]y3 Wanted. A FURNISHED ROOM, facing South, by two yonng gentlemen, in a private lamily, with privilege of bath room, Best of references given. Ad- dress Box 510, t avannah Post Office, tf jyiit Bottle3, Bottles, Bottles. Of Y (\A/ Y WANTED immediately for J r\J shipment. Highest prices paid. Bottlers supplied. D. OLIVER & CO., ang>0 3 Forest City Mills, BAGS, bags, bags N EW and second hand Bags and Bagging, for all purposes. Good Bag Sewers wanted, at anglO 4 FoltEsT CITY .MILLS, “IDOLPHO WOLFE. 22 Beaver Street, New York, Offers for sale of hit* own importations, iu bond and duty paid, the largest stock of Wines, Liquors, of any other house in this country, comprising in part of Otard, Hennessey, Pinct Castillon, MartcL, Godard Brandy, Rochelle Brandies in halL quarter mid eighth casks; also Otard and Kouyer, Lafcrriere and Fils Bran dy, in cases of one dozen each. “GIN.” Udolpho Wolfe's Schiq^am in pipes. Schiedam Am. matic Schnapps, in bond and duty paid, in cases of one dozen quarts and two dozen pints. “WHISKY AND RUM,’' Scotch and Irish Whiskey in hhds. and cases of ore dozen each. Bourbon Whiskey in barrels and cases til one dozen each. RUM. “Jamaica" and u St. Croix Rum* in hhds. and cases oi one dozen each. MADEIRA, SHERRY, AND FORT WINES. Mo re than twenty different grades, in halves, quar ters and eighth casks, also in cases of one dozen each. “HOCK, CHAMPAGNE, MOSELLE, AND CLARET WINES,” From Peter Arnold Mumm in Cologne, proprietor of Johannisberg estate; J. H. D. Berker & Fils; Eschen- nuer, Benecke & Co., Bordeaux; Barton & Gneatiu, Bordeaux, and from other well known houses in Ger many and France. Oils, Cordials, Sardines, Bitters, Mustard, Olives, Brandy, Preserves, &c, Twenty-five years’ business transactions with the Southern States, with some of the largest and mori re spectable dealers, should be sufficient guarantee that every article offered by the advertiser for sale is pore and genuine. Samples can be seen, and catalogue of prices obtain ed, by addressing the above. 3m ang 1 .' THE UNITED STATES Will leave Savannah for New York on WEDNESDAY, Angt 16. For freight orpassage, apply to jy28—tf BRfOnlM, BALDWIN A CO., Agts. Merchant’s Line Sailing Vessels REGULAR LINE OF ClIPPKB iCnOOIEBS FOR NEW YORK. THE undersigned intend keeping in operation a regular weekly line ofrast sailing vessels plying between Savannah and the above port, with superior accom modations (or paasengers, and tbe very for delivering freight in good order and at low rates, with promptness and dispatch. Particular attention given to forwarding goods from New York. CHA8. L. COLBY % CO., Iune23 cor. Bay and Abercorn streets. FAIRBANKS ft CO. W ILL keep a stock of Platform and Counter Scales of all aizes in Savannah, and will be sold as low as can be ordered of them, by their Agents, BRADY, SMITH ft CO!, North side Bay street, and. ang7 between Whitaker and Barnard. Notice. O.REA8E, Tallow, Hides, ftc., wanted in larg \JT or small quantities^^rancedjyiceSy^ 4 Savannah. lUND KEGS, 6, 10 and 15 gallons P OOLE ft HUNT, Baltimore, Maryland, MAN PFA0TURKK8 Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and Boilers, Steam Fire Engines, Portable Saw Mills, Gang and Single Saw Mills, Mining Machinery, Portable Grist Mills, Floor Mill Machinery, Cotton Screws, Railroad Cars, Car Wheels and Axles, Hydraulic Presses for Oil and Tobacco, Tobacco Moulds, Gas Works Apparatus of all kinds, Safting, Pulleys and Hangers. ang3 6m BOBINET LACE! FOB PAVILIONS, AT JNO. 0. MAKER & CO.S, Car. Congress and Rfkltaker Street** angS * SCOVADO MOLASSES. bblsMusoovado Molasses, just landing peri™ from Matanzas, for sale bg R ^ j,91 north cor. Bay and Whitaker — iUS- UTTER AND
