Georgia Historic Newspapers

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-teamshlp Hunter Thursday, October lWh, at
o'clock.
Steamship Varnna. Thure lay, October lttti, ai 7
o'clock a. Hi.
Steamship Gen. Sedgwick, Saturday, October Slat,
at »'A unlock.
Steamship Nevada, Saturday, October 2l*t, at»J4
o'clock.
Steatnah'P Perit, Siturday, Octolier 21« t. at 9
o'clock.
Steamship Zodiac, Saturday,. October 21st, at 9
o'clock.
roB xrocs**.
suamer Gen. Berry, This Morning, at 11 o'clock
a. m.
roit Florida.
Steamer Fountain, Tuesday morning, October
24th, at 10 o’clock.
The Savamsah prices Current.—'the second
number of our Letter Sheet prices Current revised
and corrected, aud made up for the week, will be
Issued on Saturday morning.
Merchants desiring copies, with their cards in
serted, win please leave their orders at our counting
loam its Friday 13 o'clock.
CONDITION or THE Maksm.—The interior of the
Market building has Just been receiving anew coat
Irom the brush of the White-washer. The
stalls, pavements, walks and the outside
are kept scrupulously clean.
Tite market keeper, Mr, E. Siieftall, Is paying care
ful attention to ills business, collecting fees, weigh
ing hides and meats,' listening to complaints, and
promptly discharging all his varied duties from five
o’clock in the morning until night, .Several fine lots
of meats have been on sale in the market, and all
descriptions of produce—sweet potatoes, sugar
canes', fish, sausages, liver-puddings; hogshead
cheese, blood puddings and other articles are plenti
ful. The coffee stalls are driving a lucrative busi
ness.
ESTILL’S Boos Depot.—We have been favored
by Mr. J. H. Estill with a file of the latest New York
journals, and with a number of periodicals, whose
titles are annexed:
"National Quarterly Review,’’ for October ; suable
n lmber.
"Frank Leslie’s illustrated,” for October 21; a
capital number, with beautiful illustrations.
"Harper's Weekly,’’-'lllustrated by an unusual
Yariety of personal portraits.
“The Nation,” October 12 ; a rich number with di
versified contents.
“The Round Table,” October 14; abounding In able
dissertation.
arrival of Fovr Src-Oisiurs Fbom New York -
Lively SCENES IN THE HARBOR OF SAVANNAH.—A
sight which has not greeted the eyes of our citlsens
for four years, was witnessed yesterday morning be
tween the hours of seven aud eight o’clock, being the
arrival of four steamships from New York, all laden
with goods.
The arrivals yesterday morning were the Nevada,
Ceu. Sedgwick, Zodiac and Perit. The Hunter and
Yaruna were already lying at theft wharves.
Including the steamship America which departed
early yesterday morning, seven merchant steamers
lay in our port at one time.
New Book STORE.-We have heretofore neglected to
notice the fact that Mr. B. Malian, for many years a
popular teacher of youth In this city, has opened a
Book Store on Congress between Barnard and Whit
aker streets. His stock comprises, besides the cur
rent literature of the time, a very extensive and
choice selection of standard books, with all the
School Books in common use. His long identifies,
tlou with the educational institutions of our city aud
State, has made him thoroughly acquainted with the
Text books required In our schools and academies,
aud teachers and others will find that Ills stock has
been selected specially with a view to supply their
want3. Upon his shelves the classical reader wil 1
find many of his old acquaintances, with most of the
new authors worthy of cultivating.
The Theatre.—“The pleasing domestic drama
"Fanchon, the Cricket,” which Miss Maggie Mitch
ell has made famous, Is produced this evening as the
Theatre. The character of “ Fanchon” is admirably
adapted to the powers of the eomigedleniie of our
company, Miss M. E. Gordon, and we look for a Very
successful and pleasing rendering of it at her hands
Stoves.—We invite the attention of housekeepers
to the advertisement of J. 0. Thompson & Cos., In
anotUer column. Their stock comprises 6very va
riety of the latest styles of cooking stoves, heateis,
pots, ovens, willow ware, Ac. Those who agree uoi
only with Mrs. Toodles, but with all gobd.house'
keepers that a good cooking stove Is a good thing to
have la the kitchen*should give Messrs. Tttpmpson
A Cos. a call.
Sea Island CoTton.—There are uow at the sheds
ol Alexander Hardee, south-east corner or Jefferson
and Bay streets about 40,000 lbs. of Sea Island Seed
Cotton, raised by the freed men on Skhlaway, and
other Islands on the coasts. The entire lot can be
purchased at a low rate.
Tranks. —The obliging Pursers of the steamers
Zodiac, .Nevada, Gen. Sedgwick and Perit, have our
thanks for flies of New York papers.
Firemen’s Benefit.—Holders of tickets for the
Firemen’s Beuellt at the Theatre on Friday evening,
can secure seats by application at the Book Store of
Messrs. P. C. schriener and Cos., on Friday evening.
Cheap Dry Goods.—'The attention of our lady
readers Is especially directed to the advertisement
of Messrs A. Rescher 4 Cos, offering their large and
well selected stock of foreign and domestic dry
goods at the lowest prices for cash.
The attention of our readers Is called to an ad
vertisement In another column of Messrs. Cameron
A Cos. headed “Ornamental Hair."
The United States by Henry Tuckson vs. Edward
(Colored)—Assault and Battery. This case is dis
missed for non-appearance of the prosecutor.
Steamer Fountain. —This flue steamer under
Cupt. Custner, departed yesterday for Florida, with
a heavy cargo and a large number of passengers.
Many desired to take beyond the carrying
capacity of the steamer.
THE COURTS.
BEFORE LIECT. COL. M. T. nOLBROOK, TROVOST MAR
SHAL, DISTRICT OF SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Oct. 18, uses.
Thos. C Ford vs. Michael J Reilly, ngent-Posses
slou of premises. In compliance with orders receiv
ed from Headquarters, Hepartmeut of deorgla, dated
Augusta, Qa., October 12th, ISC6, Thos. C. Ford aud
wife are commanded nd required to vacate and de
liver quiet and peaceable possessed of the premises
the subject matter of suit on the 14th day of Sept. 18C6
to Michael J. Reilly, agent of M. A. Cohen, Trustee for
the said Michael J. Reilly and wife, on or before 12
o’clock, M. on the 19th Inst: and la case of default
being made lu this order, that they be forcibly eject
ed therefrom, as well as be held subject to prosecu
tion for contempt of court and disobedience of mili
tary order;.. -It was further ordered that Thomas C.
Ford pay, upou the presentation of this order, all
costs of suit accrued In this case amounting to cjght
dollars.
United States by policeman G L Breen, vs. Wylly
Wright (colored)—Larceny of an anchor. Prosecutor
M. Gardner. Plea not guilty ; the prisoner having
been found guilty of the charge or which he was ac
cused, by the te3tUnony of tUe witness examined, It
was ordered that the prisoner be remanded to the
county Jail for close confinement for the term of one
month, and be thereafter discharged.
The United States by Policeman R. M. Harris, vs.
Stephen Graham (colored.) Having cotton In his
possession which Is supposed to have been stolen.—
Upon the examination of the witnesses In this case,
it was ordered that the defendant be comined In
Chatham county jail until the matter at Issue can be
more fully Investigated.
The U. S. by Patsey White (colored.) vs. Thomas
O’Hara—Assault and Battery. In the above case the
prosecutor having failed to appear, on motion of M. J.
Ford, Esq., defendant’s counsel, it was ordered that
the case be dismissed from tbe docket, upon pay.
ment of costs by prosecutor.
Boots, Shoes, &c
GENTS’ BOOTS, Oelteti and Balmorals; Ladle*’
and Misses’ Gs ten and Balmorals; Children's
Balmorals sad Bootses Just received and Mr «ale
by « S. M. COLDING,
octll No. 151 Congret* street.
Potel ArrlvjilM.
PULASKI HOUSE. OCTOBER 18. ISU
Mrs Kinney ami child, lias Camion. KngUi,.|
Augusta 'J G ThaMfaan. -Beaufort
Titos« FerreUy, H Head W ftec«i-ll,Tharl.-.t<.n
Jno PI to, do |LG Young, ,io
W H Wooderlan do jjos Bevy. ,|,,
John .V Driggs, Florida fAWLaty, do
R W Heat, do lUuwDean, Edgefield
J A .Yimttc, do [J L Turner, do
J B Broome, Boston J Jeltrav. Barbadoes, W I
•Si K Cheevcr, do |F Knight, Martinique, WI
GA Loxuoftjr do J.V Joues, Baltimore
LK .waynor. TallaliasseeiC K H'tUiama, Vpringfleld
J C STaynor, do Mass
John P Anderson, N York J II .vanderson, .voring-
W Jacob, do I held, Ala.,,
M Loeh, do IE M'Jaeif, Cincinnati
Jjauc Lovett, do |H C Hudson, Newark, NJ
H D Loo and wife, do f McKinna, Kuiaula, Ala
G W Striker jr, do 'K L Morris, Ga
Am iss Ivor, do AtrsE craves, mother and
Juo Dowilnger, uo I 3 children, Jacksonville
LT Barney, JH Burton, do
Capt G E Wimberly, do j Win Tasker, H D M cou-
Cspt E Y Emerson, do ' sul, lady, 3 children and
Juo t Cowles, do J nurse, England
V Thompson. uo MrsKmgm, Coiumbit3
Dr \V Bronson, do It H Austin, wife, 2 chil-
Miss Perit, do I dien aud nurse, Ga
Mr O Bronson Jr, do ID J Bailey, str Nevada
Mr and Mrs Treed way, Nil- H Bussy, do
York ! STm Peeie, Mobile
D Wools*}, wife and twolMaj Pollock, l S A
children, N York |Lt Langdoh, do
Mrs -xinitu and daughter,|Lt Johnson; do
N York I Lt Miller, do
S I. N lblack. Florida I Jeo .Starnes, do
H Young, Kentucky.
SEA ISLAND HOTEL iHILTON HEAD) OCT. 17.
H C Dennett. Savh L H Dodge, Texas
C K Purse j D Parker, do
Gen Schrlver, USA iC Kennedy, N Y
1’ C Pernu, SC HO Nelson, V S S N H
Col R Taylor, 58 NY V T H Hlgbee, do
Capt 11 B Loomis, 58 N YVI
PORT ROYAL HOUSE lUILTON HEAD) OCT. 16.
C Papin, Fla A A Babcock, H Head
E L MUter, Lt 82d DSC TN Ritter, So Ca
J Hurue aud daugutetiThos Whltter, St Helena
Beautort I Jus Heron, do
OCTOBER 17.
W B Kinsley, Lt Col N YVjP H Oan, Parrs Island,
Capt K Fitzpatrick, do iMrs c D Leiing, Florida
C ri Vantvyck, Charleston j W W Lermg, do
SW Wallace, Uo ] .Mrs Douglass, Ga
J Wilson, do .Mrs Lawton, 8 0
Col It Tyler, 58 N Y V YLP Tarr, U S N
U B Loomis, Adjt 66 N YViirSheppard, Savannah
Lt Col Smith, do | P Donoughe, st Helena
Lt P Sipple, Beaufort , H Allen, H Head
W T Horev, Providence j
Mliippiuy; InteUigeuce.
miniature Almanac—This Day.
Sun rises 6 08 Moon rises sets
Sun sets 5 2l|Ulgh water 7 40
PORT OF SAVANNAH.
Arrived,
Wednesday, Ost. 18 1865.
Pioneer Line Steamship Perit, Delaney, New Y'ork,
Hunter & Gamtnell.
Steamship Nevada, Carpenter, New Y'ork—Brig
ham, Baldwin & Cos.
Steamship Zodiac, Buckley, New York—Hunter &
Gamincll.
Steamship Gen Sedgwick, Starkey, Sew Y'ork—J R
WUder.
Stemacr General Shepley, Miilikin. Doctortown—C
L Colby A Cos.
Schr Anna Sims, Alt J J Blois, from Traders’ Hill.
Steamer H M Cool, Tajlor, Augusta—M A Cohen.
Steamer Resolute, Camion, Hilton Head.
Cleared.
Steamship America, Lindt, New Y'ork—Brigham,
Baldwin A Cos.
Steamer F’ountaln, Castner, Palatka, Fla., etc.—by
M A Cohen.
Schr Ovoca, Martin, New York—Chas. L. Colby
A Cos.
Tug A Getty, Mershon, Hilton Head.
Steamer Savanna It, Fllilridge, Hilton Head.
Steamer R H May, Jones, Augusta—J if Kinehlyy
Experts.
Per steamship America, for New Y'ork—l2l bales
upland cotton, 10 do Sea Island do, 6 casks rice, and
sundries.
Imports.
Per steamer Gen Shepley, from Doctortown—lßs
bales upland colton, aud maze.
Per steamer H M Cool, Augusta—ll 7 bales upland
cotton, IS Uhls dried fruit.
Consignees. *
Per steamship Petit, from New York—Adams Ex
press Cos, U W Allen, Brady, Smith A Cos, Bell, Wylly
A Christian, Blun A Meyer, Brigham, 13 A Cos, u \i
Brown, Botnwell A Whitehead, Crane, Johnson A
Graybili, C L Colby A Cos, M A Cohen, o Cohen, J H
Deppish, Dlbblee A Cos, M Donnelly, Dzilnyski A Sla
ger, M Feist A Cos, A Fatvcett A Cos, t> Fallon A Cos,
W H Fuller, D Finnegan, C L Gilbert, Jos Gross, Ga
den A Cnckles. J uillihmd. Huuter A Gammeii, 11
liaynt, P HerschlielU, K Habersham A Sou, N A Har
dee at Cos, union A Randall, Halsey, W A Cos, G .11
Hav A Cos, Keslm A Burke, Kiuney A O'Brien, Lovell
A Laitlmore, Luthrop A Cos, M Lnvlu, W W Llucoln,
J Lama, s L Wiley, R J Lareombe, J McMahon, 11
Munhaul A Bro, Miller, Tliom.s A Cos, A a Miller 0
G Massey, B M Neely, T Nugent jr, C OnT, Rogers A C
T Roscuband, Rothschilds A Stern, Richardson A
Batnai and, A Kische, W H Stark, Geo H Seiedge, A A
Soiomous A Cos, B Strauss, Pierce Sceehau, B P
Soper, A M Scarborough, \V tl Sherwood, Tison 4-
Got dou, IV L Vroom, W IVolf, Y ork, Williams, Melu
tire A co Y'onge A Nixon, Weed, Cornwell A Cos.
Per steams:.ip Nevada, from New York—A B Luce,
C While, Gtickeiiaeimer A SebgT iiuuter A Gammed,
Shuster A liemsen, L Ehrlich, 11 Meiuliard A Bro,
Biuu A Meyer, Doyle A Lyon, Botuivell A Whitehead,
Brady A SuUtn, Adaius Express Cos, Craue A Uray
biil, J McMahon, A S Hartridge, Erwin A Hardee, O
Conen, W H Stai k, J H Demand, Einstein A Eckutau,
ciaguoru a Cuumugham, U G iiuwe A Cos. Macky,
Beaiue A Cos, A J Muter, M Brockman, E O'Byrne, P
Sxenau, W .M Parker, s M Lederer, S Goodall, S L
Wiley, A Fawcett, IV VV Wash, IV A R. Melutlre A
Cos, v Falvey, S Farrelly, j c sclueiuer A Sons, c K
R Cos, M A Cohen, B G ’tilden, C A O Hunian, F 1 Blair,
Scranton, Smith a Cos, G A Hudson, M New mark, N
K Itanium, OJ llinman, Dziliuski A slager, T L Bol
shaw A Cos, G Wellbrook, C H oimstead, Eberhardt
A Smith, J S Cohen, J S Gardeustig, .u S Meyer, J
Kosenband, W Habersham A Cos, S A J Gardner, F A
J Ruckert, Mather A West, C L Gilbert, 11 Ditmers,
Cuiou S S line, T W Cooney, N B Knapp, Tison A O,
N A Hardee, F' Dibble, M Lama, II KoniscUUd, Jno
Hart, H Roberta, J M Ylnchley, Mrs J G F aillgan, T J
Walsh, E Koethcke, [A P] in a diamond, F-uerhard A
Fisher, W T Smith, i Cauihau, M A W, H A Palmer,
A De Lunge, Y, W, M A Cos, J R Norton, H Hlnsclt, B
Strauss, W Wolte, G A IV, W IVoodbrklge, R naliore,
M Bailey, C L Colby A Cos, T [cj lu a dtamoud VV,
Ives A Cos, F U Burdock, J E Blown, Juo Docy, L K
Staynor, H Uujue, P U Bahsl.
Per steamship Zodiac, from New York—Brigham,
B A Cos, M A Cohen, H Bittmers, Brady, S A Cos, Clag
horu A CuniUaguaiU; A Heyo, Bell, Wylly A C, C, J
A Graybili, Einstein A Eckman, Botuwed A White
head, Duncan A Johnson, Erwin A Hardee T 11 Boi
atelu A Cos, J Grass, uaden A Buckles, W H Beard,
Hess A Butman, a P Hamilton, Hilton A Randall,
Hunter A Gammed, Jones, iiiouier A Cos, J 11 Kinch
ley, Kiuney A O’Brien, Keln A Cos, J W Luthrop, W
VV Lincoln, Lovell A Lattimore, J Ltppman, J Lirne
berger, S [L] in a diamond, A B Luce, H Meinhaid n
Bro, W H May, U Madou, WAR Mdntire, J McMa
hon A Cos, 1 C Plant, J Rosenburg, A A Soiomous A
Cos, Schuster A H, Mrs C Saulvester, Smith A Rrady,
Scranton, Smith A Cos, W Stark, Tison A Gordon, J L
Vdlalouga, A Waldrons, J G IVatts, J R Wilder, Ran
dall A Cos, D T Scranton, J K, [it] In a diamond, K H
Tateui, 1' \V Shea, aud others.
Per steamship Gen Sedgwick, from New Y'ork—
Adams Express, G IV Adams, VV B Adams, B, Wylly
A Clirtstiau, Bradv A Smith, Bligham A Baldwin, N
K Baruum, Butts A Bro, R Ballorc, Blun A Meyer, C
L Colby, A M Cohen A Bro, S M folding, P Coleman,
Duncan aud Johnston, DeWitt and Morgan, Dittmers
and Cos, Einstein aud Fckmun, Flrwiu and Hardee, F
M Freeman, M Ferst and Cos, Mrs S C Foley, Gilbert
Butler, Ueorge and Nixon, L J Guilmartin, Hun
ter and Gummed, Habersham and Cos, O M lleidt, H
Flayer, Uarylen and Cos, Gaden and Buckles, Jones
and Way, Crane, Johnston aud Graybili, M P Knapp,
Kemp aiid Brien, J Keln, Wm Kemzle. Hand J Lacn
llsou, R J Lareombe, S M Lafilteau. E aud H Line,
Luthrop and Cos, S M Lederer, Lllltenthul aud Kohn,
J McMahon, J O Mathewsdu. M S Meyer, Meiuhart
and Bros, A M Muller, U L Molack. J R Morion. Ucta
vus Cohen, T Pepper, A Kohler, F' J Ruckert,
Raudull and Cos, U Roberts, C D Rogers BotbweU
and Widtehead, R ltaght. J Rosenband, Scnrebner
aud W human, steamboat agent, Schuster nud llein
ntau, W H Stark. A A Soiomous and Cos, T W Shae,
Fawcett and Cos. Tison aul Gordon, M 11 Fuller and
Cos, J E Thorndike, J L VUlalonga, J R Milder, S S
'Wyilv, York, Williams, Mclutyre aud Cos
Per steamer Gen Shepley, from Doctortown—N A
Hardee and Cu, L J UuUiuarUu and Cos, W Duncan,
Order. Hunter and Gammeii, H P Grant jr, Duncan
and Johnston, E P Metcalf and Cu.
ror steamer II M Cool, from Augusta—Kein and
Cos, M A Cohen, J W Anderson and Sens,-! McMahon,
Crane, Johnson and Graybili.
Passengers.
Per steamship Perit, from New York—Mr and Mrs
Evers, W E Humillon, Mr Ghvlton, Mrs Kappold,
Mrs Uarlatn, A T Price, J T Harrison, J O Kimball
and lady, Dr Browu9on and lady, Mrs Tobert, Miss A
L Perit, O Brownsonjr, T H Austin, Mrs T H Austin
and 2 children, Mrs Brockliam and 3 cbnaren, Mr
McKinney, Mr O’Brien, Mr and Mrs G W Porter, B P
Soper, F Lakemau, Mrs Chariton and servant, Mrs K
baitzman. Miss Saitzman, Mrs F Dowd, Miss Dowd,
TO Davy, M Van Burcn, R E Eldrifige, T Plggott, W
Boston, B Winner, and 7 steeragf.
Per steamship Nevada, from New York—Mrs Da
venport, son aud daughter, J Ebarhard, wife and 2
children, H Fisher, Mr Herns, M Bostwiek, Mrs Wil
der, child and nurse, Mias Wilber, Mrs C Smith and
(laughter, Mr Van Wagenen and lady, Fannie Falll
gant, Mary Fffiligant, E G Saramls and lady, J H Bur
ton- J B Lovett, J f Anderson, H C Hudson, RJ
Caughey, Mr Chaerer, E A Well, Kiss Weil, Mrs
Metahardt, T Smith, wife, nurse and 2 children, H O
(Law and wife, c L Mather and wife, W H May, W
Boland, J 9 Driggs, L R Staynor, J E Brocrec, Mary
Earl, Ed PaganTMrs Graves, mother and 3 children,
W x, Daniels, R L Monta, G O Smith, Dr Sullivan and
Wire, Theo Kaphaw. A Mltchel, Mr Middleton, L T
Barney. S Nibiack, Mr Nlblack, 0 cremate, M web,
and is hteerage.
Per steamship Zodiac Irom Now luvk-M Meta
hard aud lady, |(rs S 11 Uarig, Mis. C Hung, Mrs .S
L Foley, Mrs w H Clark, VV l> Trea-twav and lady.
Mrs Clark. J Ruth*r!"i i. Mias Clark. MrsFawt
ertt, Mrs Kmg. W D Etheridge, 1 M K< ima, Capt
Emineroon, Cunt Premblev, s w UenneU. G a Ben
nett. J Suudhelm. Zogbautn, F H Clark. Clark, Jr, J
E Cowles L A Me tre, V U Chatnbers. Wm Peete, A
Fawe> tl, A D'Auliguac, Mr “King, P A Garden, 9s
Punckhs. J L Blanchanl, and BE steerage.
Per Mramship Gen Sedgwick, from Nog York—
Mrs Fpping and daughter, Mrs J Lippmun, Mrs L
Lipptnau. infant amt servant J lint In k ui.d ' ulw
Mrs Clark ahd 2 children, Mrs C It Wright, Mi
Board, wife, sop, 2 ilaughiers, and servant, D Wool
set. wife or-1 2 chiidren, it Wilted, U Wamnnan,
w ife ahd child. J IIA-her, J A Simple, W A Bcaid, C
J Beatty ami 2 ladles, C k Williams, J II Sanderson,
F’ 11 Barnard; Mrs Buggies, A Lyon, G W xepk.ee, J
S Gartenborg, E W Sii.-if, S P Goodman, )1 funeru,
Mrs Smith, anti 10 steerage.
Per steamship America, for New Y'ork—L G Cham
pion and lady, T Hartridge, M Hartridge, MJ Ch;ul
ton, J E Hartridge, W C Dellons. J Joseph. N Leo
pold, J T Mclntosh, T P Bulkier, J Beut, S K Smith,
und lady, Capt Burns, A N Berry, Mr Hawthorne, Mr
e Bovls, J 0 Watkins, M Robinson, U Mangeuis and
several steerage ,
PORT OF PORT ROYAL.
Port Royal, Oct 12.
Arrived,
Oct lfi-Schr Winans, Briggs, New Y'ork
Oct 16— Barkentlne Lamplighter. Baker, New York
Cleared. *
Oct 14—Sloop Ribecca Herts, Rhodes, Georgetown.
Oct 14—Ship Vanguard, Russel!, Mobile.
Oct 17—Sloop Jerry Angell, Crane, Savannah.
Oct 17—Sloop Ftora, Cook, Darien. *
L.IST OP VESSELS IN THE PORI' OP
SAVANNAH.
Savannah, Oct. 19, iB6O.
steamships.
Zodiac, Bulkier, 620, from New York—discharging
at wharf foot of Abercorn street—Hunter ami oum
mell.
Steamship Hunter, Rogers. 617, from New Y'ork—
discharging at wharf foot of Lincoln street—Hunter
* Gammeii.
Perit, Delanoy, 502, from New York—waiting to
discharge—Huhter A Gauituell.
Nevada, Carpenter, 900, from New York—discharg
ing at Low aud Co.s wharf—Brigham, Baldwin ACo.
Gen Sedgwick, Starkey, 797, from New York—dis
charging at Central Cotton Press—J U Wilder.
Varuna. Cooley, 900, from New York—loading at
Central Cotton Press—J R Wilder.
SHIPS.
New England, Hodges, 1,100, for Liverpool—load
ing at Lower Hydraulic Press—Brigham, Baldwin St
Cos.
Wisconsin (Br) Arcus, 950—discharging ballast at
Lower Hydraulic Press—John R Wilder.
BRIGS.
John R Plater, Post, 290, from Norwich, Conn.—
discharging ut Union Ferry Wiiatf—Hunter St Gam
meii.
Mary Cobb. Duncan, 195,—loading, wharf at foot of
Whitaker street—Rogers A Cana.
SCHOONERS.
Pioneer, Tuccker, Jacksonville, in ballast, to Mas
ter.
Francis Satterby, Allen, St Johns River,' in ballast,
to VV in Starr.
May, Kelly, 330, from New Y'ork—discharging at
wharf foot of Habersham street—Hunter ,v Gammeii
Julia A Crawford, Buckley, ISI, from Jacksonville,
Fla, In ballast—loauhig at Wetters wharf for New
York—L J Guilmartin & Cos.
Albert (Brt P.iordan, 105, from Nassau—discharging
at wharf foot of Barnard street—Bell, Wylly & Chris
tian.
John C Whipple. Simpson, 80, for New York-load
ing at Iron Steamboat Wharf west of Barnard street
—Rogers St Cann.
Schr Julia A Crawford, -Binkley, loading, at Iron
Steamboat Co’s wharf, ror New York—L J Gullmar
tori A Cos.
AUCTION SALES.
BY BLI K & MEYER.
Will be sold on Friday, 20th inst., nt 10 o’clock, a. ra..
at our salesroom, over the main store,
134 cases Roots and Shoes
7 ci.se* No! ions
Catalogues will be furnished on day of sale.
Term*— ;ums uuder cash on delivery; above
that amount, .SOdars for approved endoraed note.
octlS * 3
BY BLUN & MEYER.
Will be Fold on MONDAY, Oct. .Sd inst., at 11 oMuck
a. m., In front of onr store, if not sold at prhatti
eale previous.
Three two stT»ry frame Houses on Stewart street.
Two one story frame Houses on Wilson street.
Two one story frame Ileuses on Roberts street.
'l he same <*au be treated for at private sale by ap
plication to Mr. Q. Gcmundeu, at thu Planters Hotel,
octir. td
By Blun & Meyer.
THIS DAY, ISthin&t., at 10 o’clock, in front of store’
will be sold,
200 BOXES LAYER RAISINS, new crop,
just landsd from Steamer Huuter
ALSO,
25 l.bls Potatoes
• Ift bbl 9 Onions
2ft doz Brooms *
sft and z Pails
10 Nests Tubs
2ft nests Baskets
25 doz Shoebrushes
20 doz Sieves
25 doz Clothes Lines &c
ALSO.
1 Horse
i Baggy and Harness
1 lot Jewelry
i lot Segars
And the usual assortment of Pullor, Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture. 1 oeti9
Martel Brandy.
Messrs. Bell, Wylly & Cimstiau
ca " tlle attention of Druggists and otheis
>* to sixty (60; cases of this well known brand of
fine Brandy, which we offer in bond or duty p dJ.
cheaper than it can be bought elaewhere In this city or
in New York.
We also h .ve in store ten (10; cases of Old Cast ile
Soap; thirty boxSs Window Glass, and a lot of
Rodger’s Pen Knives. 3 oCtl9
By York, "Williams, Mein*
tire & Cos.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Bacon Shoulders
Bacon Sides
Canvassed Hams
Choice Bntter
Cora Meal
Hominy
Split Peas
■ Pearl Barley
Soap '
Ground Coffee
With a variety of other Groceries.
octlT 5
Rout. P. Yor.K, 1 I J. R.Mclntibf.
M. E. WuxtAMS, J t I*. H. Ward.
YORK, WILLIAMS, McINTIRE ft CO,,
AUCTION
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BAY .STREET,
’ SAVANNAH, GA.
CONSIGNMENTS OF COTTON AND IUMBEN
' SOLICITED.
References in Savannah—Brigham. Buldwln St Cos.;
Erwin <fc Hardee, Gaden A Unckles, Isaac D. La-
Roche, Esq ; liiram Roberts, Ksq.; Wylly Wood
bridge, Esq.; Hunter A Gammeii; L. C. Norvell &
Cos.
References In New York—Messrs. Samuel T. Knapp
A Bro.: D. H. Baldwin St Cos. sep26-Codlm
DISSOLUTION.
BY mnlu.il consent Mr. Jamea W. Randell tbla d*y
withdraws from t ur Firm.
HILTON A RANDELL.
Savannah, Oct IGth, 1565.
Referring to the&bove native the undersigned would
state that lie will con inue the
Wholesale Grocery Business,
Under the firm name of
nAKTUELIj rib CO.,
And have taken tbe commodious building on
g, W. reran of Bay and Barnard Sts,,
In a few days will be prepared to offer a large and
well assorted stock of Grocer!*-, to whlcn the atten
tion of the trade will be solictred.
JAMES W. RANDELL.
Referring to the above notice, the undersigned tv out
state that, they will continue the
Whoisale Grocery Business,
Under the firm same-of
Hilton rib XUuxcUU,
At tb* Old Stand, Ne. 198 Bay street.
' EDW. G. HILTON,
oCtl« Iw r M RANDELL
GUUI EgIES. LIHIOHa, * C.,
WHISKEY! WHISKEY!
FIHE OLD BRANDY, WINES, Ac.
Peach Valiev Whiskey, Maple Valley Whiskey, Pike’s
Magnolia, Silencer’s Old Bye, and Fine
Kentu.-ky Bourbon.
FOE SALE BY
C. W. THOMPSON,
At the OM Stand. *
111. BAYfSTRF.IiT,
(Herald Building*;
—also,
Alsop’s Ale, Mars’ Ate. Apple,. Potatoes. Onions,
Pickles, Mackerel, Cider and Cider Vinegar
octo tt
lL H. ARLEDGE,
WHOLESALE GROCER
AND
Sliip Chandler.
73 BAT STREET,
NOW r cell ing pc' steam Ami sailing vessels from
New York, the following articles, which will be
s >!d at the Lowest Market Price:
Bbls Flour. 4 i
Potatoes,
Onions, »
Turnips,
Lee at
♦Apples,
Vtn.-gar,
Hams.
Brown and Crushed Sttgart
Bbls Beef and Pork,
Bbls. Mackerel, Y, do., K do. and kits No. 1
Cases Olive >4l,
bardies. ’
GgUdles,
Bonp,
, t Eaisins,
, . Pickles,
£ Llqnora
„ , Cheap Tea,
P eaerved Meat, ”
Spices of aliltlatts,
Heros, Ac., Ac.. ,
Sack* Coffee,
• Brooms,
. « Pal’s,
♦ • Buckets. Ac
XI.SO
Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Paint Brushes. Ac., Ac.
>hip Stores put up at the shortest notice.
octl7 3m
WM. M. DAVIDSON,
WHOLESALE DEALER
IK
GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
TEAS, SEGARS,
ALE and. Cider.
*ep2 ts
f FOREIGN nfIMESTK
I ASESARS
SOLE AGENTS AND IMPORTERS
(F—
Ch. Farre Champagnes
FOR THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
uuUft
G. K. OSGOOD,
STORE ISO CONGRESS AND 85 ST.
JULIAN STS., SAVANNAH, GA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DBALER IN
Groceries and Provisions,
Tin, Crockery, Glassware
And Ilni’dwni'e,
N. B.—The highest Caeh Prices paid for BeeßW?«x.
Tallow, Wool. Hides, Ac. ts ppptlG
Gbo. R. Crpmp. Wn, A. Wrtodt,
Augusta, Georgia. Late of Richmond, Ya.
GEO. R. CRlfitrP & GO.,
General Commission Merchants
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Groceries, Liprs, Toiiacco, Segars,
SALTED FISII, See.
209 Broad St., Augusta, Gn,
W Will purchase and sell on Commission Cotton,
Touacoo, PaoncoE, and Merchandise of every de
scription.
Refers to the Merchants and Bankers of Augnsta,
Ga., Richmond. Va . and Jno. C. FerrDl, Esq , De-
Witt A Morgan. Gaden A Uncklca, A. A. So’omons A
Cos., J. T. Paterson A Cos., H. Molina, Esq., Savannah,
Georgia.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED.
oct4
KIRLIN.BRO. & BURKE,
WHOLESALE LEALERB IN
ALES, VBtffi AND LIQUORS,
CORXF.n WHITAKER STREET AND
BAY LAKE.
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED & DELITERED.
au2l ts
NEW *
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
rPHE undersigned (for eighteen vents of the firm of
* Cromwell A Birdsall) h now prepared to receive
orders for bis well known Lrand of choice
New Hulled Buckwheat Flour,
neatly packed in barrel*, half barrels, quarter barrel*
and bags of 49 and 24 ! l pound*.
Have also on baud Fresh Ground, Stati- and Mfrat
eru Flour. Extr 1. Superfine, and No. 2 Superfine, in
bbls. and hall bbls., in lots to unit, parrUaac,
HOWARD CROMWELL.
octl2-2w 123 and lvß Broad street New Voik.
I7»OK SALE- -
lOOl) bnshele Liverpool Sait
£OO9 Packs Oat,, black and white
10 sacks best Rio Coffee
To arrive, 100 Bales Hsy.
oetlft N. A. HARDEE A CO.
H. G. RUWE & CO.,
Wholesale
GROCERIES 5 LIQUORS,
WINES AND SEGARS,
Corner Bryan and St, Julian and
Jonnson Square,
(FRONTING PULASKI HOUSE,;
IF Agents for
all; and lagek.
Constantly on hand, an assortment of
HHUXIST WINE.
sspgfi '* 3m
CHEESE, SOAP.
iR BOXES CHEESE,
76 boxes Fay’s Soap •
gxLDwfn t CO.
UK^CIUMj^U4rUHK^_^
PiLKGE SKEHAN,
Wkdltlllt and Krtail Dealer
In Pine Orocerlen, Boot* and Shoe*. Clothing,
Foreign an t Domeetn Wine*, Uqnora and Segar*.
Al*o, Skehan'a Celebrated • * •
GOC>EN ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDKK,
in battle and In wood.
. latndoa and Dublin Brown Stout, Scotch and Eng
lish AleseAc.
Liberal deduction* made to the trade.
170 BROUGHTON STREET. SAVANNAH,
and 6*2 Liberty street. New York
E G. Hamit, Savannah. E M. R.iNnxtn, N. Y'.
HILTON Sc RANDELL,
Wtiolosalo Grocers,
193 BAY STREET. NEAR BARN.ARD,
Savannah, Ga.,
Are constantly receiving per steamers from New York
The Largest anti Moat Complete A**ort*
meut of GroeriTes In the City,
Orders by Mall, accompanied with Remittance,
Promptly Filtrd, at Lowes: Market Preee.
"C’l6 lm
T. J. DUNBAR &Tca
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, SC.
L 47 Street,
SAVANNAH, CA.,
(NETT DOOR ABOVE REPUBLICAN OFFICE.;
We have the Largest Assortment ot
Whiskeys, Wines, Brandies,
Gins, Bitters, Cordials, &c.,
In »6o Sonth, to which we Invite the attention of the
Trade. Call and aompare onr goods and
prices.
oct6 ts
ASTEN & THROCKMORTON,
NO. 25S BOWERY, NEW YORK,
MANUFACTURERS and Dealers in Builder- and
Locksmiths’ Hardware, Nails. Pullies, Cord. Rim
I ocks and Knobs, Butt liingoa, Brass aud Iron Keys
and CaßtinKß, Gong Bells, Wire, Silver-Plating, Ac
All orders, large or small, furnished promptly at 10
per cent, less than market prices.
*rpl9 >lm
"Wholesale and Retail
GR( CERIES AND LIQUOHS.
WM.il , 0., Sivannah, Georgia.
southwest corner of Broughton and Jefferson
streets, under St. Andrew's Hall.
We are receiving by every steamer fresh articles of
Groceries of every description. Llqnora Imported and
direct from manniactnres arc offered at prices to suit
the trade. sept2(t-lm
Notice,
THE Co-partnersliip heretofore existing between
JACKSON St WARROCK was, on the 30th .-Sep
tember dissolved by mutual consent. The business
will hereafter be conducted bv the undersigned, who
will be happy to receive a continuance of the pa
tronage bestowed on the late firm of Jackson A
Warrock. l. WARROCK.
octll
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TinE undersigned having associated ttiomactvo to
gether uuder the firm name of LxHOCHE, GADEN
St UNCKI.ES, for the pnrpuso of transacting a Gene
ral Grocery, and Commission business, und having
secured the large and cominodlons More, corner of
Bay aud Barnard streets, are now prepared to receive
any and all consignments made to them. They also
h ive extra rooms, suitable for Dry Goods and R.tity
Aiticlcs, whith, if accompanied by owners or agents,
are the best in the city; from a long experience and
thorough acquaintance with the business, they hope
to give entire satisfaction to all making consignments
to them.
Liberal advance* made on Cotton. Lumber, Ac. con
signed to them fur sale in Savannah, or for shipment
to their friends in New York, Boston or Baltimore
Laroche, gaden a cnckles.
Isaao D. Lxsoeut,
Bet.j. G. Gaokk,
David S. Umgklis. lm ectlO
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FOR SALE.
QAft COILS RICHARDSON’S ROPE
OUv 150 TONS COAL.
CHAS. L. COLBY A CO.,
oetlft cor. Abercorn and Bay streets.
Horses for Sale.
TVO good draft HORSES, sound and in fine con
dition, with Karnemcs and one or more Waefns,
If desired Add.eat f i.
’ W. H. COHEN,
ortis Pulaski House or Herald Offlro.
TUOS. W. BHOOIiH
f * MANUFACTURER OP
FURNITURE AND GENERAL
UPHOIyBTERY,
»»* Dock Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
_N^R— All ORDERS sent by Mali at-
shipping
STAR LINEj
FOR
NEW YORK.
cpHE new andjdeMntftret clan* U. 8. Mall Steam.
A ship NKV ADA, Captain Cariasmer, will
poai lively tall for the abov* |airt on
■•tmrelity, Oet. 81*,, at V 1-8 nVlock, a. m.
For freight or passage, having splendid accommo
dations, apply to
BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO,
oetl9 Stoddard's Building, opp. PustQQire
FOB NEW YOEJS
STAR LINE.
SEMI* WEHKXsY.
The first class U. 8. Mail Steamships
NEVADA, .... Capt, Carpxktxr
UNITED STATES, .... Capt. Shark
AMEKm’A. - Capt. Cure.
constitution, - - - capt. umu.
The above ships compose the Line, and will aai)
from Near York and Savannah every Wednesday and
Saturday.
BRIGHAM, BALDWIN * CO, Agent*,
Savannah, Ga.
VVAKEMAN. GOOKIN t DICKINSON. Agent*,
““FOR NEW YORK, ‘
Atlantic Coast Mail Steamship Cos.
. The verv fast sailing new steamship
SEDGWICK, Staikey.com
mu"fe*'j wili Positively sail on her
Saturday, 81st Inst., at 91-9 o’clock a. ra.
For freight or passage, having very elegant accent,
modutions, apply to
_ oct!9 JNO R WILDER, Agent.
PIONEER LINE 7
FOR NEW YORK.
ev£"-j Th <t U- S Mail Steamship UUNTBH,
- L. Rogers, commander, will leave
f^/^fialt. for the above port on her regular day
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, at S o’clock.
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda
lions, apply to
HUNTER A OAM.MELL,
_ 84 Day street.
PIONEER LINE:
FOR TN'KYV Y'OTTK:
—c-. - The new and splendid U. 8. Mail
v'd... 1 . Steamship PERIT, K. A. Delauov,
Commander, will aail for the abov#
port on her regluur day, SATURDAY,
October 21st, at 9 o’clock, a. m.
For freight or passage, having splendid accommo
dations applv to HUNTER A GAMMKLL.
octl9
PIONEER LNE.
FOR NEW Y'ORK.
The fine Steamship Zodiac, E. M. Bulkley,
Commander, will leave for the above port on
Saturday, Oct. 91st, at 9 o’clock, a. m.
For freight or passage, haring splendid accommo
dations, apply to
HUNTER A GAMMELL,
octl9 84 Bay street.
Atlantic Const 31 nil Mtiinm
ship Company.
FOR NEW YORK,
.rve-fcv The new nnd elegant Side Wheel
y'-X'-i it 1 2. SU irmship VARUNA, Captain
Urig/JjVri n Cooley, will positively sail on
- .tST-=ii*-sw_ her regnlar day. THURcDAY, 19th
inst., nt * o'clock, a. m.
For Freight or Puaenge, having very large nnd airy
state-room accommodation*, fitted up with all there
cent improvement*, apply to
JOHN H. WILDER.
Ship's Billa of Lading furnLhcd and signed in the
office. octl7
FOR NEW YORK.
The Schooner
Mv HATTIE M. MATO
ggrisSa will have quick despatch for the above
port. For freight or passage apply to
octic BRIGH kMt BALDWIN A CO.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Pfiidergttst’s Line.
The fast sailing regular panket
SCHOONER DE SOTO,
Crook, Master,
Having the greater portion of her cargo ahgage.l,
will have quick despatch. B-t balance ol freight ap
ply to
LaROCHE. OADEN A UNCKLES.
Corner Bay and Barnard street*.
Agents in Baltimore—Pendergast, i anwick St Cos.
oct!8
For Liverpool.
THE first class British bark THOMAS WHITNEY
J. C. Kelly, master, being of small capacity, will have
quick dispatch. For freight, apply to
octlO BELL, WYLLY A CHRISTIAN.
For Liverpool.
THE Al American Ship NEW ENGLAND,
i-trefrih' Hodge. Master, having * large portion of
jjtnt-WSghi'r cargo engaged will ne ready to receive
,X. —-AT*rsrgo «t Lower Hydraulic Press on the 18th
Inst
For freight or pnssage applv to
Bepl4-tr BRIGHAM. BALDWIN A CO.
COMPETITION DEFIED !
FREIGHT FOR AUGUSTA.
The New and Elegant Very Fast Steamer
SCORPIO,
RODGERS, Mftstor,
Will commence receiving freight THIS MORNING, at
Exchange Wharf, and lie the first Bout for Augusta
after the Helen.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, with elegant
Staterooms, apply to
KEIN A CO.
aep29-td * 114 Bay street.
GREAT REDUCTION
-rET
FREIGHT TO AUGUSTA.
AN and after this date tho rate oi Freight br our
U Line will be reduced
50 Per Cent !
Our Lioe is composed of the following Stamen, all
adapted to the trade, vis:
Iron Stexmcr AMAZON, Capt. Johnson.
New IrotfSteamev WM. G. GIBBONS,Capt. Pbilpot.
Steamer LAt-RA, Capt. Hiller.
The Steamer Gibbons ia in every particular a first
claaaPassengar Boat.
Insurance can be effected by onr Line at lowest
itea.
vH Freight received DAILY and fornardad
TWICE A WEEK.
aepM-lm ERWIN 4k HARDEE.
iHimgo
Antthor Line of Paokete
For New York
AND ALL NORTHERN AND EASTERN
PORTS.
The Staunch and Fast Sailing Schoooan
W D VAUGHN, . ... 19g tana.
ISIJkND QUEEN too*.
ELLIOT. iso too*
HATTIE MAYO, 99 too*
HONEST ABE «too*-
And others, comprise the “Anchor Lum” of Packet*,
and will have quick daqiatch aa abeve
F"r Frklght apply to
PATERSON A TUCK 18, AgagU.
No. is Stoddard 1 * Building.
Savannah, Ga.
Df L B.nso A Cxaacaiv, Agents, New York.
IKtl ' ) ts
For Augusta.
The Steamer
General Berry,
Will leave tor the above port
Ok Thursday, Oct. 13, at 11 o'clock, a. in.
For freight or passage, having anperior arcommo
datlor a apply to
CHAS L. COLBY A CO.,
°dlß cor. Bay and Abercorn ata.
SHIPPERS TO AUGUSTA
ARE notified that they can (tore their goods any
day daring the week, to he forwarded by the
ahavc Boats, which are the lightest draught running
to Augusta, free or extra charge.
aepvf KEIN A CO.
Freights
FOR AUGUSTA,
f|UIE nnder-igne '. .re prepared to receive good* ot
a their Warchoures—free of expense and tov
i red bv insure re—so, sbi;>ment to Augusta aud
point* beyond by their regular line of light draught
WK Apply to CHAS. L. COLBY,
*epUl»—tf cor. Bay and Abercorn st«,
For Augusta,
THE STEAMER - , ..
R. H. MAY,
Will have dispatch for the above place. Goods recelv.
cd at all time and stored in fire proof trarehonae/foot
of Linculu street, free of coet.
J. M. KINCHLKY, Agent.
Office in Ciagbnrn A Cunningham's.
The May arrived In Augusta from Savannah on last
Friday with her full freight. ts oct9
FOR PALATKA.
Via Darien, Brunswick, Bt. Mary's, Per
nandinn, Jacksonville and Ploolata.
rpHEnewand fast steamer FOUNTAIN, Capt. «.
A W. Castner,will leave m above on lULSDAY,
the 24th Inst, nt 10 o'clock a.m.
For Freight or Passage apply on board, at Padel
ford's IVhart near White's Central Cotton Press or to
M. A. COHEN. Agent.
Freight payable on Wharf.
Bhippera will furnish weights and measurement of
goods octl9
PROSPECTUS
; » OP TUB
GEORGIA LAND
AND
EMIGRATION COMPANY.
SLAVERY, or Involnntary servitude is practically
abolished in Georgia The Proclamation of the
President of the Un tea States having given freedom
to every stave, and the oath of umnesty and the eon ■
ditl.ms of pardon, forbid any attempt at its revival lu
any form or condition.
i lit-gi cat mass or the Agricultural Population of
the State has been released from their obligation to
cultivate the sol), except by their own volition, and
it must be apparent to the judicious observer, how
ever much o ue regreued, that the voluntary labor
of the newly freed population will not for the present
at least, supply the deficiency of labor.
The withdrawal of nearly three hundred thousand
able-bodied persona to a greater or less extent from
their uanut vocations, ha* created a void which most
be filled or the lands of the State will remain unfilled,
her great resouices undeveloped aud her fritnie pros
perity sacrificed.
The remedy, and the only remedy for this condition
of affairs constats in the immigration of a hardy and
Industrious white population, to supply the places of
those who cannot be compelled to work and whose
and apoaitiona do not Incline them to greater labor than
ia actually necessary to support life.
To such immigrants, no State offers greater induce
ments than the State of Georgia. Extending from
the Atlantic Ocean to the Blue Riga, lt embraces eve
ry variety of soil and climate. The savannahs of the
coast, the rolling country of the interior, aud ttm
mountains of the northern part of the State afford
opportunities for the cultivation of iffmost every pro
duct of tropical or temperate latitude*.
The grape is grown with great success in many
narta of the State and its cultivation has only been
limited by the want of persona skilled in the knowl
edge of the vine and the mode of preparing its yield.
The-State Is r Iso rich in gold and other minerals, and
nothing but energy and toe application of proper ma -
chinery is wanting to the development of those bid
den treasures ’
The raising of sheep or the finest breeds hss been
carried on with snccess, and the vast ranges qf uncul
tivated land afford excellent pastures for cattle and
all kinds of Stock—Vice, cotton, tobacco, rorn> wheat,
rye, oats, sagar cane, the grape and all species of
fruits find theli appropriate soil and climate within '
onr extended limits.
The numerous rivers and smaller streams taking
their rise in the mountains and running through the
State Into the Atlantic aud the Golf in their gradual
descent furnish water power unfailing in any season
and capable of pntting Into operation any kind ot
machinery,
The area of the State contains upward* of thirty
millions oi acres, o which not mote than one-third
has been cultivated, and tbe virgin forest of the wild
laui’s afford an inexhaustible supply of lumber which
fin.jed a heavy item of tbe exports of Georgia prior
to our late difficulties Theae lands, which maybe
Insight at comperativaly low rates, will give to thu
new settler a honnttead on which he may erect hie
roof tree and settle lor life an inhabitant and til time a
eillxen of the repaid c.
in view of the foregoing fact* the undersigned pro
lix- to organize a Company to be called the "Ueorg.a
Land and Emigration Company,* the principle office
to be located in Suva nnah. with the intention of ap
plying for a charter at the next session of the Legisla
ture ; the capital of auld Company to be five hundred
thousand duflare, in twenty thousand of twenty-five
dollars each: said Compauy to be organized by tbe
choice of a President and Directors when all the
shares shall have been subscribed.
The object of the Compauy is to induce wJ afford
aid to the Immigration Into the State of Georgia of
honest, sober and reliable persons with their families
to become purchasers of aud settlers on lands not now
in use, or to be labore.s on farms or plantations on
which the freed men reiuse to work, or to follow their
trades, or become house servants.
The advantages to be derived as this present June
tore by the influx of such a class ot population, are
manliest. To the large landholder it offers the pros
pect of selling his land or farming lt ont on advanta
geous terms. To the Planter and Farmer it will sup
ply that labor. In the absence of which, the owner
ship of the aoll Is a burthen, and to all persons In
those classes of life whose business requires or whose
position permits the use of the labor of others, it sf
lorde the opportunity of obtaining such labor of
a- reasonable rate, and of a reliable character So
also to the State will great benefit accrue; many of
the Immigrants may bring wealth with them, all will
bring skin or Industry, which is the source of wealth,
and this infusion of new life will, we trust, ia progress
or time, restore Georgia to her original state of pros
perity.
The Company we believe—will be, not only seif-aus
talning, but a source of profit to the stocknolten.—
The fees paid by those emigrants who can afford It.
for directions as to their settlement; the commissions
paid by the owners of lands for the leasing of
their lands to the immigrants, and by prisons to
whom laborers are furnisheo, the Profits to be derived
irom a Savings Institution to take eve of the funds
and profits of the emigrants, which it la proposed to
connect with the Company, will, we expert, enable
the Company to declare such dividends aa will make
it remunerative to those who subecribe simply as an
investment. But independently of pecuniar? con
sideration, as citizen* of the State of Georgia who
have an interest In its future vrellve, we ask your as
sistance in this matter, in our opinion of vital impor
tant,., We may not leave the land of onr birth, Ist
us make it once more a land of promise. »
All communications should ba addressed. Post paid,
to Jno. W. Maglll, Box 4*3 Savannah Poet Office,
Parties desiring printed copies of this PraapeflbtA
can obtain them at the office of S. T. Gibson, at the
Exchange.
- Burn.—
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