About The Savannah Republican. (Savannah, Ga.) 1858-1865 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1865)
SAVANNAH DAILY REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 16, 1865. S A V A N N AH: WEDNESDAY MORNING, AIG’I 16. Extortion. It is but a few days since we invited tbe attention of capitalists from all parts of the country to the pressing need of more dwelling houses in our city. Within the last forty-eight hours we have been waited upon by several of the most re spectable citizens in Savannah, who have solicited us to expose certain parties in this city—landlords—who are now im posing upon our citizens, and defraud ing them by wholesale, by charging the most exorbitant rents for dwelling houses. One gentleman, who is a very violent se cessionist, told us frankly that he “hated us like poison and the d—d Black Re publican sheet,” but he was “willing to confess that these rent extortioners were charging enormous rates for the purpose of compelling the Yankees in business and living here to flee from' the city, or fail and lose money,” but he says “the scoundrels are treating their friends just as bad as their enemies.” The poor people are likewise complaining of these unjust demands made upon them, for the very unhealthy and comfortless abodes that they are obliged by necessity to in habit. Whether there is any real foun dation for the funny story of our secesh informant, we cannot say, although we believe him to be not only a man of veracity, but an intelligent citizen. It strikes us as a very queer and rash ex periment for rational men to resort to for the purpose of expelling ^he “Yan kees” from Sjavannah, and we would offer our advice to these deluded landlords to desist from their Utopian schemes, for this is a poor expedient, and will not accomplish their designs. The military commander at this post, if we are not greatly mistaken, is invested with sufficient power to pro tect the rights of all, and in fact that is his sole mission, to see that justice is done all jrarties, the rich and poor, high and low, white and black, and if our eit- zens who feel aggrieved and oppressed at these exorbitant charges will only call upon Gen. Davis; Commanding the Post, they will And him a courteous officer, who is willing and anxious to help our people out of the thousand and one dif ficulties that surround us in the new and peculiar position in which we find our selves placed. The result of this cruel crusade on the almost empty pockets of our impover ished people will be to draw' the imme diate attention of Northern capitalists to the rich field now open for investment in real estate and building operations in Savannah, and when this is done the ex tortioners will only have incurred a bless ing upon our city and helpless citizens. Let the cry of alarm be sounded throughout the North that we want capi tal here to be invested in real estate, and if we can prove to the shrewd capital ists, as we surely can, that there is mon ey in the scheme we advocate, we shall soon hear the carpenter’s hammer and behold our burnt district rising like Phoenix from its ashes. Let our war cry be death and destruction to extortioners. Premature.—Lt. Col. York informs us that tbe report in yesterday morning's Republican of his retirement from the post of District Provost Marshal on account of the anticipated departure of his Regiment tor the North, h as not yet really taken place. Our reporter was in error in an nouncing the opening of the Court yesterday by Lt. Col. Holbrook. We are always ready to make the amende honorable. Savannah Markets. Republican Office, Aug. 1C, 1865. Cotton.—The receipts of cotton at this port since the 12th inst. have been 1,347 bales of Up land, 20 bales of Sea Island, and 200 bales of Domestics; and tbe receipts from the 1st inst. to date, have been 7,061 bales of Upland, 106 bales Sea Island, and 917 bales of Domestios. The ex ports for the week have been 1,248 bales Upland, 10 bales Sea Island, and 288 bales Domestics; and since the 1st inst. to date, 4,186 bales of Up land, 92 bales Sea Island, and 890 bales of Do mestics. D jring the week the market has ex perienced a further decline of at least 1 cent on the better grades, and nearly 2 cents on the in ferior. The receipts of Good Middling are very scarce, and few lots of this quality are on the market. We quote: •' t ?* Ordinary..i. .....28 a 30 Middling.. 34 a 30 Good Middling 38 a 40 Sea Island.—Since our last; the leceipts of this quality of cotton have been very small. We quote good qualities at 65 a 70 cents. The gen eral rate of this article is from 60 to 65 cents. Corn.—The corn market is , well supplied, and the stock is ample for the demand. Prime Western Mixed is selling at $L 25c. We hear of sales at $1 25 a 1 Sir, according to quality. The retail rate is $1 30 a 1 40 per bushel. 0 AT8 —There is a good stock of this article on ■the market-, and we hear of sales at $1 a 1 10.— We hear of sales at 90c. to‘$l per bushel. Eloub.—The market is well supplied with this article. The sales have been moderate, and we quote it at $>9. First ■ qualify family brands are selling at $ 10al0.50 per bbl. The general rate for family is $9a9.50. Potatoes, &c —By every arrival large sop-> plies are received, and since our last the mar ket has remained stationery. The sales range from $3 to 3.25 per bbl., although we hear sales at a lower figure. The market continues to be well supplied with Onions, and since onr last, sales have been made at $3.50a4 per bbl Cabbages , are selling at . from $12 to 15 per hundred, ^td an abundant supply is on the .market. Beats are plenty at $3a4 per bbl. ^Turnips at $3.60a3 £er bbl. Lard.—We notice no change in this article. We quote Leaf Lard at 20c.a25c., and Pressed at 18 3-4c.a22c. per pound. Fish.—There continnes to be a good de mand for this article for shipment to the inte rior, and considerable sales have been made during the past week. We quote pickerel, in kits, at $2.$0a3; No. 2 at $12.50 p« bbl.; and Herring at $7’per bbl. Cheese.—Daring tbe week there has been more inquiry for this' article. There has been a fair importation, and the stock now is good We . quote choice Dairy at 18al9c.; in small lots from 19320c. Raisins.—We hear of sales at $5.75a6 per whole box. The stock is limited. The gener al rate for a prime article is $8. Lemons.—The stock has been reduced, al though for the present the supply is sufficient. We quote at $12al2.50 per box. Oranges.—The supply is sufficient for the demand, and the article is selling at $12al2.50 per box. Butter.—We hear of no material change in this article. The supply is ample, and the demand limited to home consumption. We quote Western, in firkins, at 35a37c., and in tubs at 40c. Choice Goshen is selling at 38a 40c. by the keg. Bacon.—Some supplies have been received since our last, but not sufficient for the de mand. The article continues in request, and ready sales are made of all choice lots placed on the market. We quote Shoulders at 20c.; Sides at 22c.; Hams at 26a27c. per lb. Hams are selling at retail at 30a35c., according to quality. During the week a considerable lot of Sides and Shoulders have changed hands. Salt.—This article continues in limited de mand, and the sales are to the retail trade. Liverpool, in sacks, commands $4. For Coast Salt there is little or no inquiry made. Some Salt has been sent South during the week, bnt the high rate of freight prevents shipments to any extent Soaps.—A large importation has been re ceived since our last, and the market is now well supplied. We quote No. 1 at 10 cents per pound; Pale, at 12 cents per pound; best Colgate’s Family, at 13al4 cents by the box. Hull & Sons’ celebrated Soaps are sold by Hil ton & Randell at 13 cents for their family brands. Whiskey—Quite a large business has been done in this article since our last. The me dium qualities are the only ones in request; tbe best qualities are neglected. We quote Recti fied Whiskey at $3; Bonrbon at $3.50a4; Gib son's at $4.50aG; Common brands at $2.50a 3.50 per gallan; Cox’s Whiskey at $13 per case; old Sherry Wine at $13 per case, and Columbian Gin at $3.50. Sugars.—The market is well supplied. We quote Browns at 15a 17 cents; Refined A, at 21a21i; Coffee Sugar at 20 cents; Crushed at 23a25; Powdered at 23a25c. Molasses.—The market continues to be fairly supplied, and we quote New York at 60a 90c. per gallon, by the barrel. Coffee.—The market continues unchanged. We quote new crop Rio at 84c.; St. Domingo at 32.; Java, in mats, at 38a42c. Candles.—There is a good stock on the market. Adamantine are selling at 20a28c. by the box, at which large sales have been made. There are no tallow candles on sale. Rope.—We quote Richardson’^ Hemp Leaf at 17 l-2al8c.; Extremes, from 17 to 20c.— The market is well supplied, and sales good. Bagging.—The demand for this article con tinues good, and large sales have been made. The demand is principally for the interior.— We.quote Gunny at 27 l-2a28c. Some sales have been made at 30c. Sea Island at 25a 30c. „ Starch.—The market is well supplied. We quote Kingsford’s best at 12al2 I-2c. by the box. Twine.—Good Kentucky at 20a30c. Shingles.—The market is poorly supplied. We hear of a sale of 20,000 Cypress Shingles at $8 per thousand. The demand is good. Lumber.—The demand continues brisk, but th^supply is limited. Some 50,000 feet of Pitch Pine Sawed Lumber brought $45 per thousand. We quote Pitch Pine Boards, rough, at $35a45, according to size of lots; Dressed at $45a55; Spruce Scantling at $30a 35. Hay.—We hear of tbe sale of a large lot on the wharf at $1 25 per hundred. From store the retail price is a shade higher, say from $l.S0a 140 per hundred. Tobacco.—Xho stock continues large. We quote smoking tobacco at 22 1-2 per lb;, fine bran ds at 72a75c; medium at 42c; Navy scarce at 75a97 cents. Beeswax.—This article commands 35a40 cents. Tea.—Imperial Green is selling at $1.50*1.75, by the box; Eoglish Breakfast, at $1.50al 75; Oolong, at $1.25al.50. Nails.—There is a fair supply on the market, and we quote at 5.1 2a6 1-2 cents per lb. Wool.—We quote unwashed fleece in bales at 34c. ... ., .JfedT Hides.—Few come in, and no change’ is per ceptible in the rate. We quote from 8 to 9 cents per lb. for dry hides. Leather.—We quote Hemlock Tanned Sole Leather at 40 cents per lb. Exchange—We quote Exchange at time on Northern oities at 1 per et. discount and interest. On New York l-2al per ct. premium. There is very little ohsnge in Gold. Bayers give 42 to 44 per cent., and sell at 46a46 1 2. Some sales have been made at 50 cents. The demand for uncur rent money is very moderate- Freiguts.—Freights are duff, although we notice no obange in tbe rate. We quote Cotton to New York, in steamships, at 3-4s. per pound, and $1.50 per bale for Domestics. Sailing ves sels take cotton at 5-3 cts. to New York, and$1.50 ’ 1 ■ » j t • ‘ • ' • for Domestics. New Yo»k Gold Market.—The following are tbe latest gold quotations : New York, AogflO p .m.—Gold Is qnoted at 144 3-8. New Idea is Dressing the Hair.—A gossippy female Paris correspondent tells bow ladies achieve for tbeir tresses tbe golden color so mnch in vogue in the gay capital: “At the musical parly, (she says) as I could not talk, 1 looked about, and one thing which amused me was the surprising change which has taken place in the appearance of some of tbe lasbionable belles. The brunettes are turned into blondes— at least their locks are tnrned from dark to light. It is said that brown hair, sieeped in champagne, will become ot that golden bue loved and painted by Titian. One hears that this has been done by the beautiful lady whose marriage was a nine days’ wonder last season; tbe result is variously canvassed; some say she has spoilt herself, others declare she never looked so handsome. I am more than doubtful of tbe wisdom of try ing such experiments with nature. Gold and silver powdep is much worn in tbe bair, but it is hardlv pretty. At present there is an infinite variety in the style of coiffure; and those who have taste adopt the manner ot -Wearing tbe bait which suits them’ best Some beads are sur* Quoted by a perfect forest of hair—when this ot form u Horifiowl to general effect. The wreaths have usually two or three humming-birds or other bright-feathered crea- tares, daintily hovering over the flowers—the effect is pretty. Besides this, the bouquets and head dresses are filled with bright beetles; »n short, the art displayed now in the manufacture of flowers is really admirable This is quite a movement in the right direction, for ornaments, if worn at alt, should alwsys be of the best. ■ • NORTH CAROLINA- The Raleigh (N. C.) Progress publishes the following: „ State of North Carolina, \ Johnston County, August 1, 1865. > To llis Excellency IV. )V- Holden, Governor of North Carolina : We, the undersigned, citizens of Smithfield, Johnston county, respectfully. beg leave to make a statement of facts to your Excellency, and to ask your Excellency’s protection and advice. About the first of last week, a man who says his name is Greene came to our village for the ostensible purpose ■ of getting up and organ izing a school f or the negroes or freedmen.— He also represents himself to be a preacher or minister of the gospel, and as such, demanded the Baptist Church for the purpose of preach ing to them,{threatening the terrors of the mil itary in case his demand should not be com plied with. The members of the church did not comply with his demand, for the following reasons, to wit: They have a regular called pastor of the church, who has it in charge, and it is against the rules to allow any and everybody to preach in it, and while they are perfectly willing for any Christian gentleman, with proper credentials, to preach in their church, they do not think from the manner in which the said Mr. Greene has conducted him self since his arrival that he is entitled to any favors or respect from any one who calls him self a gentleman. He came in a boisterous, braggadocio manner, demanding the church and academy as a matter of right, and threat ening vengeance if they were not given to him. He pnt up at a negro’s, and his associates have been none but negroes since he came. And when for these reasons the church was refused to him, he called together a crowd of negroes and asked for volunteers to break open the church for him. And a'ter he could get no volunteers, we understand that he telegraphed to some military post for a garrison of soldiers for this place, and not knowing what kind of representations he might make, we have thought proper to lay this plain statement of facts before your Excellency, assuring yon of onr willingness to do right, and giving you the true reasons why we were unwilling to let the said Greene have the church, believing, as we do, that he is a very bad man—a Jacobin emissary, sent out from the hot-bed of North ern Jacobins, for the purpose of getting up strife, difficulties between tbe whites and freedmen, thereby to start a war between the two races—to end we know not where. We assure your Excellency again, that no gar rison of soldiers is necessary for this place to make the citizens do rightly and submit to tbe laws. We are all a unit in favor of a oordial support of both the State and United States ad ministrations, and what has been done has been solely the refusal of the church for the reasons above stated. Therefore we leave the matter in the bands of your Excellency, confident that whatever Steps can be taken, will be taken in wis dom and justice. [Signed] James M. Carter, Alford Holland, Wm. Thrin, J, B. Abeil, Jas. Roberts, W H. Avera, S. R. MorgaD, M. B. Beckwith, Rufus Lynch, James Predin, Sr , J. T. Co b, A. F. Telfair, James H. Parker, Wm. H. Morning, Jas. L. Beckwith. The Progress says : “As for Mr. Greene himself, he will soon reap the just reward of his fanaticism by being dis placed from the position in which he has caused so much trouble. His business as a preacher or teacher is not to incite or inflame, but to soothe and pacify; and if he were a true Christian, he would teach justice and submission rather than insurrection. His influence over the blacks amonnts to nothing, as is evident in their refusal to assist him in opening the church by force.— The masters and mistresses of these people, who, in spite of laws to the contrary, taught them while they were yet in bondage, to read and write, will, as soon as affairs become settled, do more for tbe freedmen than a million such fanatics as Greene. On his representation some of tbe eitizens whose names are appended above have been arrested, and are now in confinement; but we have the best assurance that they will be released, and that he will probably be punished. At any rate, we know that his removal has baen recommended to the association which he represents.” MARINE INTELLIGENCE. SA VANNA If, A UG UST 15. ARRIVED. Steamship Perit, Delanoy, from New York, with mails and passengers, Hunter & Gammell. U 8 steamship Empire City, , at Hilton Head from New York. Steamer U S Grant, Briggs, Hilton Head. Steamer Starlight, Anderson, Hilton Head. Williams' flat, from uguata, with 261 bales upland cbtton, Hunter & Gammell, Wm Battersby & co, Kem & co, Duncan & Johnson. CLEARED. Steamer Augusta, Lawler, Augusta, Steamer s ainpson, Dennett, Hilton Head. Steamer Wm G Gibbons, Phiipot, Doctor Town, Erwin Sc Hardee. Tng C T Sheppard, Bliss, Hilton Head. Passengers Per steamship Perit, from New York.'—J Dreuse, B Druse, eJ Weeks, Robt (Brown, Anthony Rush, Mr Van Cleek, Edward Letcher, Mrs C Henderson, and 10 iu steerage. Peru S steamship Empire City, at Hilton Head, from New York.—Capt h B Wall, Mrs Holmes, Lt Geo N Little, M Murphy, Capt T W Webster, Lt J S Lang- han, Capt 8 w Phinney, Maj G W Weeks, W T Bu chanan, Capt Springer, » Pennington, Snr L Chapin, Mrs Lucy a Clark, Mrs M J McKenna, E Townsend, Mrs Somers, Mrs Kaiser and 4 children, Mrs- Graffi Mrs Dntilap, Mrs Earle, Mrs Mary Carey, Rose Me Guroe, R S Thomas, Miss Lottie Langley, and 75 in sterage. Consignees. Per steamship Perit, from New York.—Adams’ Ex Co, W A Beard, J P Bridges, R Balfour, M artin Bradley, M A Cohen, M Duggan, John Deppish, Er win & Hardee, Daniel Finneaan, Gaden & Uncles. J G> liland & co, C L Gilbert, Hunter & Gammell, Hil ton & Randelj, Robt Habersham & Sons, Dr J R Pourel, Ives & co, August Kooler, Emil Kootbcke, M J Lippman, C W and H R J Long, Lovell & Lattimore, .Michael Lavin, M D McCarthay, John McMahon, S W Mason Sc co, Thos Malloy, M r> Meyer, S Nugent, Jr. G W Porter, H H Starke, Pierce S Keehan, Stuart & cy, I R Seely & co, B G Tilden, Dr W M Walsh, Weed & Cornwell, N Wolf, E Zacharias. The Offense is Bank.—We hold it inexcusable in any person, male or female, when they subject us to an annoyance which a very little trouble on their part would obviate. Especially is this the case where the unfortunate possessor of a bad breath will persist in button-bold ing and intruding his views upon us, to our manifest mental and physical dis comfort. If these good people would use the Sozodont is would not only render them acceptable acquaintances, but would at once greatly improve their teeth aud breath. Sold by all Druggists.lweod Wanted. A FURNISHED ROOM, facing South, by two yonng gentlemen, iu a privatefamily, with privilege of bath room, Best of references given. Ad dress Bo* 510, Savannah Post Office. tf jy29 Notice. I HEREBY appoint Andrew M. Roes my attor ncy during my absence from the State. FRANCES MoINTIRK, Executrix. Savannah, July 15th, 1865. Jyl8 IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS, AT WHOL8ALK, A.T 207 BAY STREET, may® ISRAEL R. SEALY A CO. New Advertisements. PIC m AND CHOWDER PARTY AT THE ISLE OF HOPE. M B. CHAS. E. FLANDERS respectfully informs his friends and the citizens of Savannah that be will give a PIC NIC AND CHOWDER PARI Y At his place, on WEDNESDAY, INSTANT. A Band oi Music will be in attendance. Tickets to be had at Messrs. Stuart & Co.’s store, Masonic Hall, Molina’s Segar store, Hilton Head House, and Republican. augl2 For Augusta. THE side-wheel steamer Helen, Capt. Jas. K. Riley, carrying the U. S. Mail, will leave Stoddard’s wharf FRIDAY, August ISth, at 7 o'clock.— For freight or passage, with superior-accommoda tions, apply at the office of KEIN & COMPANY, ang!6 2 No. 13 Stoddard’s Range. For Freight or Charter. THE line schr. Geo. Henry, 90 tons, A. B. Curtis, master. Prefers char tering by the month to trade down the '"coast or to the West Indies. Will carry 650 bbls or 115 tons dead weight. For further particulars enquire of C. L. COLBY & CO., englG tf cor. Bay and Abercom sts. CHARLES L. COLBY & CO., COMMISSION, AND SHIPPING-, FORWARDING MERCHANTS JONES’ BLOCK, CORNER BA Y AND ABERCORN STS., SAVANNAH, GA. Liberal cash advances made on consignments to the firm represented in New Y’ork by Charles L Colby, Esq., or to our friends in Boston. ALEX. H. HOL AY’, Resident Partner. Refekknces.—Messrs. Dabney, Morgan & Co., New Y’ork; Jarvis Slade, Esq.. New York; Gardner Colby, Esq., Boston; Hon. J. Wiley Edmands, Boston. auglG tf OATS. TUSTHECEIVED, and for sale at low rates, 1500 boafretaprhne Oats. GADEN A UNCKLES. J|18 cor, Bay udtiaraard Greets, FOR SALE! By Recent Arrivals. CIDER VINEGAR DRIED APPLES PRUNES MUSTARD HERRINGS CURRANTS INDIGO CIGARS PAINTS and OILS AXLE GREASE BAGGING ROPE. Enquire of CHAS. I,. COLBY & CO., auglG tf cor. Bay and Abercom sts. IJSUBANOE! AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, $10,100,000 CHAS. L- COLBY & CO. 4 RE prepared to Lake Marine tiitks to any Domestic or Foreign Port, aud Fire Risks iu this city In the following named first class New York Companies, at the lowest rates : COLUMBIAN MARINE INSURANCE CO., Capital, $5,000,000. MORRIS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital, $5,000,000. COMMERCE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital, $200,000. STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Capital, $200,000. Office in Jones’ Block, corner Bay and Abercom streets. Branch Office, cor. Drayton and Bryan streets. angI6-tf Hauling’ notice. P ARTIES wishing goods hauled to any point be tween Macon and Savannah, can be nccommoda- ted-by applying to LOVELL Sc LATTIMORE imme- diately. . 1 angle To Let. T HE second and third floors of St. Andrew's Hall Building, one of the most central and desirable locations for a wholesale jobbing house in the city. If a responsible party desires to lease, the building will be altered to suit their business. Apply to angle 2 DAVID R. DILLON. FOR SALE, T HE stock and fixtures of a Family Grocery. Cause of sale, family going North. The store at present is doing a very favorable business. Apply at this of fice. 2 angle Consigaees Wanted F OR five hundred barrels Omenh addressed to Lawrenceville Cement Go., and arrived per schr. Henry Castoff. E. KOETHCKE & CO., ang!6 1 cor. Bay and Whitaker streets. Large Importation OF HAVANA SEGARS, Leaf aad Smoking Toiticc i, 125,000 KySKuL * fiA KaIao nfcjh I aaT riL,L fil'PBBIOB Havana £e- ,. / gars, “Jenny Lind SO bales Spanish Leaf Tobacco 2000 lbs choice Spanish Smoking Tobacco Just received direct from Havana. I have also in store a large lot of the best brands Vir ginia Smoking and Chewing Tobacco Anderson’s and LilienthaPs fine cat Chewing To bacco Merschanm, Brier Boot and other Pipes All of which I am prepared to sell at Wholesale or Retail. B. JIOLIYA, Cor. Bull find Congress Streets, angle Under Screven Honse. Room Wanted. A SPACIOUS and well furnished southerly room for a single gentleman, in a quiet and re spectable family where there are few or no boarders. Ine best of references given. Address WHIG, Repnb- Ucanoffice. tf aag!6 SHIPPING. STAR LINE. Just Received per Str •Terit” 50 BBLS. Bx. Round Hoop Ohio Flonr 20 bbls Sugar Crackers, 20 bbls Oyster do 23 bbls Soda do 2o bbls Ueraon do 20 bbls Wine do 20 bbls Milk do 10 boxes Wal nnt do 10 bxs Dessert do 10 boxes Farina do 10 bxs Fancy do lO bxs Efrer Biscuits 10 bxs Lemon Biscnit At Wholesale, by HILTON & RANDELL, auglG 6 193 Bay at., near Barnard, GOLD or SILVER WANTED TO PURCHASE. In large or small quantities. Apply to angle 1 DAVID R. DILLON. RICE FOR SALE. KNQUIRE OP ROBT. HABERSHAM & SONS, angle 1 Bay street. SPRUCE, White Pine Lumber, Jy20 Received by EMIL KOETHCKE & CO., cor. Whitaker and Barnard streets. A CARD. We regret that, from circumstances over which we could have no control, we were compelled to suspend our business for the past ten days. Onr Hou-e was established inlS58, and we never be fore failed to meet all demands the year round. We are now receiving a fresh supply, and can with safety assure our friends and the public that our arrange, ments are cdmplete and that in future lhere need be no apprehension of a failure to fill all orders. Our House on Market square, on the comer of Hull and Abercom streets, and on South Broad street, is now open for the sale of ICE, and we respectfully ask a renewal of those favors heretofore so liberally be stowed, angl4 3 HAYWOOD, GAGE & CO. BAT CHE LOU’S HAIR DIE The Original and Best in the World! The only true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instan taneous. Produces immediately a splendid Black or natural Brown, without injuring the hair or skin.— Remedies the ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Drug gists. The genuine is marked William A. Batchelor. Also, Regenerating Extract of Milleflenrs, for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair. augir, CHARLES BATCHELOR, New York. FOR NEW YORK. T HE new and elegant first class U. S. Mail Steam ship UNITED STATES, Capt Share, will positively sail for the above port on WEDNESDAY’, Ang. 16th, at 4 o’clock P. M. “ I For freight or passage, having splendid accommo dations, apply to ang!4 BRIGHAM, BALDWIN & CO., Agents. ATLANTIC COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR NEW IOB& AUCTION SALES Ho srs, Mules ant Wagons au^tio, BY ISAAC D. LaBOCBE - THOS. J. WALSH, AuttL„, On SATURDAY, Ang. 19th, will be sold ta r!, , 3 Horses’ N °‘ 1W / 7 6treet > at m " 4 Mules, in good condition 1 Buggy, with Pole and double Harm-,. ... . 4 Horse Wagon, Harness complete com l | u-te The above can be treated for at private sale Enquire at counting room ' 1 • —— auglo trs •v- T HE first class steamship ARIADNE will positively sail on TH URSDA Y, 17th, at 4 o’clk. For freight or passage, having very superior accommodations, apply to_ langll] JNO. R. WILDER. « PIONEER LINE. FOR NEW YORK. T HE U. S. Mail steamship PERIT, E. A. Delanoy, Commander, will sail for the above port on her regular day, THURSDAY, Angnst IT, at — o’clock. For freight or passage, having superior acrommoda- tions. apply to HUNTER & GAMMELL. augl4 84 Bay street Merchants’ Line Sailing Vessels. THE fine clipper bark R. B. Walker, Capt. L. B. Latham, will be ready to receive cargo for New York on 'Friday, the 18th inst., and will haveqnick __^dispatch. Has accommodations fer a few first class passengers. Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY & CO., aug!5 cor. Bay and Abercorn streets. GADE \& UNCKLES CORNER OF Ba}’ and Barnard Streets, H AVE on hand and for sale at the Lowest Market Bates: Extra Family Flour. SUGARS— Crashed, Granulated and Browns. Crackers and ( akes, in boxes and bbls. NUTS—Brazil, English Walnnts and Almonds. TEAS—Black and Green. COFFEE—Rio and Java. Spices, Soaps, Olive Oil, Cocoa, Chocolate, Mackerel, Syrups, Currants, Raisins, Corn Meal, Grits, Cheese, Brooms, Pails, &c., &c. Have also for sale: Gnnny Bagging, Kentucky Bagging Rope, Manilla Pope, all sizes; Oakum Sizing Spun Yam, Marline, Houseline, Rounding American Hemp Packing Yarn. Kerosene Oil, in cans, Hardware, ali kinds. augl4 lm Merchant’s Line Sailing Vessels. Ftr Jacksonville, Fla. THE A1 schooner W. B. Mann. Capt Geo. B. Weaver, now discharging, will be ready to receive cargo in a few days for the above port at low rates. For freight or passage apply to CHAS. L. COLBY & CO., anglS cor. Boy and Abercom streets. For Liverpool. THE British bark Nntfield, Hol- angt) ►patch of Freight apply to BRIGHAM, BALDWIN Sc CO. For New York BRIG George 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 qnick dispatch, or passage apply to GADEN Sc UNCKLES, cor. Bay and Barnard streets. aug8 W. W. ALEXANDER, (Successor to Wright & Alexander, J GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT No. 268 Broad Street. AUGUSTA, GEORGI A. All consignments and orders will have prompt at tention. 2w aug!4 FOR NEW YORK. BY ISAAC D. LaROCHE THOS. J. WALSU, Auctions THIS DAY, Ang. 10th, will ire sold at store \ V Bay street at 10 o’clock, * Vl ’ h,i 2 hhdrt choice Hams 4 hhds Bacon Shoulders 5 hhds do bides 300 bushels Cora (white) 60 boxes Baking Powders, 2 oz., 4 oz ma r cans 411(1 e oz. 1 box ■‘Currie Powders," 3 doz 25 boxes ‘ Bourbon" Whisky 25 boxes Brandy, 1 doz each 10 boxes Frunes Buck Eye and Bonrbon Whisky by barrel Also, 13 bbls No. 3 Mackerel 8 blf bbls do do 17 qr bbls do do 1 % Also, Undershirts and Hosiery. • Terms cash. „ , angle, BELL, 1VYLLY A CHRISTlAN~~~ Will sell THIS DAY, at H o’clock, in front of 100 bbls (very choice) Potatoes Go bbls do Onions 75 bbls Pickled Herring 25 bbls do Beef 30 bbls Flour 25 bbls Crackers 30 boxes Champagne Cider 25 bales Eastern nay 2 crates Cabbages Coffee. Fancy Soap Tea, Havana Segars ' Smoking Tobacco, Rice Butter, Can Fruits Can Meats Furniture, Ac., Ac. 1 M „ 16 Underwriters’ Sale.' OCTAVUS COHEN Will sell TO-MORROW, 17th inst., at Jo o’clnet the Georgia Steamboat Yard, uu ’ 11 68 bales COTTON, Thrown overboard from Lispatch Flat No. 3, from v, gnsta, and picked up and brought to savannah v!H for_account of the underwriters and all concenia! Terms cash. angle WANTS. W ANTED FOR CASH-Cotton,WooLIivW Rags, Waste Paper, Metals, Bottles, [J large or small quantities, at the FOREST CITY MILLS, au .g2 tf « Savannah. The Care of Children! A WORKING MAN is anxious to find a c nit’ able person to take charge of bis two yount. chil dren cf delicate health. Terms, $4 to $5 per week Address PARENT, care of Mr Oliver, Forest Milk Savannah. 2 anglS A HORSE or Mule, and two Light Wagons, with several sets of Harness. Address, statin" lowest price. D. OLIVnlt &. t;o„ anglS 2 Forest City Mills. B Y a careful tenant, a furnished honse in a good lo cality. Possession taken either in September, Oc tober or November. * — jylS Apply at 111 and 113 CONGRESS STREET, tf Treanor’s old stand. JOHN W- WM & SONS GENERAL COMMISSION AND FACTORAGE STAR LINE Just Received tffer bt’r “Perit,” 35 tubs JLeaf Lard, 20 doz Brooms 15 doz Scrubbing Brashes, 10 doz Sweeping do 15 doz-hoe do 20 doz Washboards 20 gross Mason’s Blacking, 50 gross Matches 50 gross Lffienthal’l (Savory) Tobacco, 20 doz Clothes Lilies 25 cases Star Whisky, 25 cases Licking Tal ley do. At Wholesale, by ‘ HILTON * RANDELL, angle 6 193 Bay street, near Barnard. BUSINESS. T HEY also offer tbeir services to those having Real 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 he sent, postage paid, to their address, which will be filed and offered for sale. Persons disposed to bay or rent property will always find and ample list at their office, with fnU descriptions from which (8 make selections suited to their wishes. Applications for selling, buying or renting property may be made either in person or by letter addressed JNO. W. ANDERSON Sc SONS, corner of Drayton and Bryan streets, Savannah, Ga. One hundred thousand (100,000) acres of land in Southwestern Georgia, well timber, d and adapted ro the culture of Cotton, Sugar and Com, for sale. Also, several Houses and LotB in Savannah. anglO 2w GUBRiBU & Fill, T HE undersigned having entered into copartner ship as Factors, Brokers and Commission Mer chants, will sell and purchase on commission Cotton, Timber, Produce and Merchandize. Orders and con signments solicited. EDGAR L. GUERARD, BENJAMIN B. FERRILL. References—Robt. Habersham <fc Sons, Geo. W. An derson, Anthony Porter, Hnnter Sc Gammell, John L. V iUalonga. 0 ang 12 HEXBY BBYAX Broker and Commission Agent, For Sale and Purchase of Stocks, Bank Notes, Produce, Ac., and for For warding Cotton, Bryan Street, next to Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank Building. aug!5 3m €. M. LAUBEYT, TIN AND SHEET IRON WOUKER AND GAS FITTER, Bay St., Second Door from Houston, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA. All kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron, Gas Work, Roots, Gut ters and Leaders repaired at short notice. angle—8 Semi-Weekly. THE. FIRST CLASS U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIPS Nevada Captain Carpenter United States “ share. America “ Clift. Constitution “ Greeman The above ships compose the Line, and will sail from New York and -avannah every Wednesday and Satur day. BRIGHAM, BALDWIN Sc CO., Agents in Savannah. WAKEMAN, GOOKIN Sc DICKINSON, 17 Broadway, Agents in New York. THE AMERICA Will leave Savannah for New York onSATLRDAY, Augt 19. For freight or passage, apply to Jy23—tf BRIGHAM, BALDWIN Sc CO., Agts. Merchant’s Line Sailing Vessels REGULAR LINE OF Clipper Schooiebs FOR NEW YORK. THE undersigned intend keeping in operation a regular weekly line of last sailing vessels plying between Savannah 'and the above port, with superior accom modations for passengers, and the very for delivering freight m good order and at low rates, with promptness and dispatch. Particular attention given to forwarding goods from New York. CHAS. L. COLBY & CO., jnne23 cor. Bay and Abercom streets. SHIPPERS TO AUGUSTA ANP Points Beyond, A BE notified that Goods will be received at onr A Warehouse on Dillon’s wharf at any time during tbe W6flk< augl5 lm ERWIN Sc HARDEE. EMIL KOETHCKE & CO, Cor. Bay and Whitaker Sts,, O FFER FOR SALE, at the Lowest Market Prices— 50 bbls Com Meal 500 boxes Castfle, Brown and Pale Soap 100 boxes Adamantine Candles Different qualities of Tsa, Starch, Ink Lentils, Canary and Carra way Seeds, Toniper Bar- ti68 Dutch Herring, Macaroni and Vermicelli, Bohemian Prunes, Elga, Raisins, Almonds and Currants Choice Goshen Butter, Dairy Cheese Hams, Mess Beef. ALgO, OOS-tttl* choice Whisky and Cognac Brandy SOu boxes choice Clarets and Kline Wines, st. Domingo and Alpine Bitters Ales. Champagne, etc., etc., etc. A large assortment ofWhlte Lead and Zinc; Green, Yellow and Black Patote, etc.; Crystal Naphta, Kero sene Oil, etc., etc. AX SO, CLSSIHE OUT SALE. MESSRS. KIIIV & COMPANY Opposite Post Office, W IXX offer at Auction on THURSDAY, Angnst 17th, at 10 o'clock, through BE EX, WYLLY Ac CHRISTIAN Theta entire stock, to close consignments, consisting In part of— 100 bbls Flour 125 boxes Claret 100 cases Cordials, assorted 59 sacks Coffee 5 qr casks Old Wines 35 bbls Wkislcr . With a general stock of Groceries, well worth the attention of the Trade.ang 15 100 Bales Northern Hay AnglO Just received and for sale fly WM. H. STARK, I qv. Lincoln and 1 P OOXE Ac HUNT, Baltimore, Maryland, MANurxOTUEIES Portable and Stationary Steam Engines and Boilers, Steam Fire Engines, Portable Saw Mills, Gang and 8ingle Saw Mills, Mining Machinery, Portable Grist Mills, Flour 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. aug3 6m Notice. POST QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE, 1 Central Baileoad Banc, V Savannah, June 1st, JS65. j In pursuance of orders received at this office, all persons occupying buildings whose owners are absent within the Rebel lines, of building* or other property belonging to disloyal per sons, wiH, unless such buildings have been previously assigned rent free, settle tbe rents for the same due the United States at this office, on or before the 10th of June, inst. A failure to comply with the above will cause a for feiture of all claims to farther occupation. 8. S. STARR, Capt. and A. Q. M., jnneS—tf In charge of Buildings. Mm CHANCE For Investment longing, situated in the county of ( hatbam. State ot Georgia, about9 miles from (be city of savannah, on the Ogeechee Canal, together with all the machinery, fixtures, buildings, outhouses, tables, *c- Ac. The site ofthe mill contains 9 acres of l«n<L with Canal being >in thus afford better other mill to the State oTfreorgta. For farther particulars apply to for rafting than any M YDOLPHO WOLFE, 22 Beaver Street, New York, Offers for sale of his own importations, in bond and duty paid, the largest stock of Wines, Liquors, &c., of any other honse in this country, comprising iu part of Otard, Hennessey, Pinct Castillon, Martel. Godard Brandy, Rochelle Brandies in half, quarter aud eighth casks; also Otard andRouyer, Laferriere and Fils Bran dy, in cases of one dozen each. > “GIN.” Udolpho Wolfe's Schiedam in pipes. Schiedam Aro 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 one dozen each. Bourbon Whiskey in barrels aud cases of one dozen each. RUM. “Jamaica” and "St. Croix Bum" in hhds. and cases of one dozen each. MADEIRA, SHERRY, AND PORT WINES. More 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 Jobannisberg estate; J. H. D. Becker & Fils; Eschen- aner, Benecke & Co., Bordeaux; Barton & Gnestin, Bordeaux, and from other well known houses ia Ger many and Frapce. Oils, Cordials, Sardines, Bitters, Mustek Olives, Brandy, Preserves, &c, Twenty-five years' business transactions with the Southern States, with some of the largest and most re spectable dealers, should be sufficient guarantee that every article offered by the advertiser for sale is pt® and genuine. Samples can be seen, and catalogue of prices obtain- ed, by addressing the above. 3m ~THE SAVANNAH NATIONAL BANK : . 18 NOW PREPARED FOR BUSINESS AT THE [Unking House in tbe Exchioft' Deposits and Paper for Collection Deceived. Bills on Northern Cities Purchased. Checks on New York Furnished. ' I - L. C. NORVELL, President, JACOB SPIVEY, Cashier. tUBKOTOBS. L. C. Norvell, I Francis Sorrell, Noble A. Hardee, I J. W. Lathrop, Robert Erwin. HENRY S. FITCH, Notary and Solicits ^ Savannah, Jane 2T>, 1805. TREASURY DEPAKTMIHjT, I Whereas, By satisfoctory evidence presented to undersigned, it has been made to appear that Savannah National Bank," in the City of 9av ^ in the County of Chatham, and State of Ge01 ^ jj. been duly organized under and according to ^ quirementa of the Act of Congress entitled - , to provide a National Currency, secured by SD . IjB 1 United States Bonds,and to provide for the ok ^ and redemption thereof” approved June 3, 5 ^ has complied with all the provisions of 6111 ^ qaired fait be complied with before comm business of Banking under said Act: ^ Now, therefore, I, Freeman Clarke, Comp the Currency, do hereby certify that “lac-* ^ National Bank." in the City of Sav-mn ^ County of Chatham, and State of Georgia, ed to commence the business of Banking nn aforesaid. , ^ d In testimony whereof witness my hand office, this 10th day Of Jnne,^lS65.^ [No. 1255.] Comptroller of the L ' arrenC? jane2G 2m _____——- "" Useful, Cheap, AND DBSIEABLh' BHSKSSSWsffi&Sff Ac. A new invention and great auxfiwy ® lag room, orders receinm bjr 4 CO.
