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SEBESCHULTZ, -DIALER is READY-MADE CLOTHING! R EIPCTFULLY informs his friends and the - publi1c in general, that .heas .jnst returned from the North, alter selecting .rom the choicest Markets a FULL ASSORTMENT of READY-MADE CLOTHING! Of the very latest styles, embracing all articles usually kept for the outfit of Gentlemen, Youths and Children. . Also, a fne lot of toe most fashionable H ATS, SHOES, &c., togetherwith a great variety of Trnks, Valises, Ladies Bonnet Boxes, Carpet Bags, kc. it will always give me pleasure to exhibit my Stock to any who will favor me with a call at my old stand next door to Bland & Butler's. ggThe Subscriber being about to make a chango in hi business, respectfully notifies all who are indebted to him, either by Note or A c count, to come forward and settle the same by January next, as I am necessarily compelled to have money. M. LEBESCHULTZ. Sept 29 st 38 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE ! 1E Subscriber offers to any approved purcha ser his desirable location within four miles of this village on the Columbia road, provided ppplica tion is made in time to enable him to procure an other place by the first of January next. The Tract contains 433 Acres, much of whIch is good piney woods land. About one han dred and fifty acres are cleared, and most of it in good condition,-none of it washed. The rest con sists in the main of well-timbered native forest; there may be some 30 or 40 Acres of it grown up - in old-field pine, but whicli is nearly as good as the other woodland for purposes of farm culture. There is not a better WATERED piece of land in the District. - As many as a half-dozen beautiral clear piney woods springs are scattered over it, giv ing rise to several perennial branches which form the head waters of fig Creek. The House Spring is pronounced one of the best in the middle country, as not otly affrding the purct of free stone water, but beinm at once elegantly and substantially fixed, with reservoir, pump and bathing-house convenient. Besides a comparatively new, airy and pretty MANSION HIOUSE, there are on the premises all necessary outbuildines of the best description, as alto a superior TEN-PIN ALLEY of large di mentions. An excellent ORNAMENTAL FISH POND, now well-stocked with brim and perch, is situated immediately below the liouse-spring. The garden flowers on the place, as also the fruit, (peeh as, plums, apricots, grapes, app!es, &c.,) ae of the rarest kinds. In a word, the whole estalibshment is complete and in fine repair, besides possessing grounds susceptible of high improvement still in the hands of a gentleman or lady of taste and means. Apply early, if at all. Price ani terms in accor dance with the va!ue of the property. A better chance for a ready-inade hane has not been (offered before in this district. A. SIMKINS. Sept. 29, 1858 4t 38 'BOOTS * SHOES! - DH. FLANIGAN & CO., of Colum T. bia, S. C., have opened a branch of their business at this place, and have now in Store a full Stock comprising a full assortment of all the different styles and qualities, consisting in part of Ladies' fine Heel GAITERS and BO0TEES; ." "' - SLIPPERS and B.\SKINS; Misses' & Children's SLIPPERS & BOOTEE5.; Gentlem' n's fine Pump Sole,, Diess and Water Proof BOOTS; Gentldmens' 'fine Pump Sole, Dress and Water Proof GAITEILS; * Gentlemens' Patent Leather GAITERS and SHOES; Together with a large Stock of Negro Bro gans, Nail-soled, which are thought to be supe rior to anything of the kind ever brought to this market. From past experience in the business, we feel satisfied that we can Offer Indiicenients, To purchasers that have never been heretofore of fered in this Town. ,Our Stock is manufactured by ourselves and bought from thie nianufacturers. BOOTS, SHOES, &c., of every kind made to order on shortest notice. U87 Terms Cash for all ready made work. - P. IH. FLANIGAN & CO. *Edgefield C. H., Sept 28 6it 88 WAREHISE ANDCOMkIl88ION HAMBURG, S. C., W17ILL continue the Ware House and Commis son Business at the Ware House occupiled by him the last two years, wvhere he will give his personal attention to the QTORING and SELLING of COTTON and other PRODUCE. Commission for selling Cotton 25 ets. per Bale. Liberal Cash advances made on Cotton in Store. Hlamburg, Sept 8 . im 35 SThe Abbeville Banner, Laurensville Herald and Anderson Gazette copy d times and forward bill to C- W. K. & N. E,8SOLOMON GROCERS, T'AKE pleasure in informing the planters andi .3.public generally, that they are receiving di following ariles from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, which they will SELL AT LOW RATES. BAGGING, BALE ROPE, Java, Laguyra and Rio COFFEES, A. B. C. New Orleans and Crushed SUGARL', -New Orleans and West India MOL ASSES, CHUEESE, MACKEREL, SPICES of all kinds, Foreign and Domestic WINES and LIQUORS, BOOTS. SHOES and IIATS, * Negro, Bed and Saddle BLANKETS, OSNABURGS and Georgia PLA1NS, Linseed and Tanners OILS, WJHITK LEAD and TUR'PENTINE, TOBACCO, a large assortment,. . INDIGO, M ADDER, &e., -Choice Tennessee BACON, Bar, Hoop, Nail Rod, horse Shoe and Band IRON, of all sizes. And all other articles ustally kept in the GR0 . CERY 1BUSlNESS. -ALSO-. A large assortment of Men's, Boy's, Side and. Waggon SADDLES, B3RID)LES and BITS of all kind,, Waggon, Ca-riage, Buggy and Overseer's Whip", Harness and Sole LEATHER, &c., &c., All of which we will sell at New York Retail Prices. We will pay the mos~t liberal prices for Cotton andl * other kinds of produce. H. & N. E. SOLOIION, The R~ed Ioume at the old 'stand of HI. L. Cun ningham & Co. Hamburg, Sept. 29, 1858 tf 38 A CARD). Hlaving just returned from the Northern Mar liets, I can supply miy customers with goods FREs from the manufacturers. and will be able to please the most fastidious. Th~ankcful for the patr<-nage I received wjhile in the firm of II. L. Cunning-mn &, Co, I take this opportunty of soliciting the samie othe New Firm. -HENRY SOUOMON. *gg Albe ville Banner, Independent Pr.s, and ILaurensville Herald, will copy semni-maonthsly, f,.r six months. NOTICE.-The Debtors and Creditors of -Win. Foy, Deceased, are hereby notified t . meet me in the Ordinary's Office at Edgefield 3. II., on the 4th Monday in October next, as a final settlement will be made on the Estate at that time. E. N. FOY, Adm'or. Aug. 4, 1858 9t 30 -'OTICE.--All persons having claims against Nthe Es-ate of William Logue, dec'd., are hera-by sequse to present them properly attest *r. ; and allpersons indrbted to saidEstate must a. t.ke Immediate payment. E. H. YOUNGBLOOD, Adm'r Auga1R .. tf .' - . RICH FALL bR GOODSI GR AY & TURLEY, UNDER THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, AND NO. 115 CONGRESS STREET, SAVANNAL, GEORGIA, BEG TO INFORM THEIR FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC, THAT THEY ARE NOW RECEIVING ONE OF THE LARGEST, RICHEST AND CHEAPEST FALL AND WINTER STOCKS OF DRT GOODS Which they have ever brought to Augusta, PURCHASED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, IN NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND PHILADELPIIIA, AND PRINCIPALLY BEFORE AND SINCE THE GREAT RITSHI OF 88141T31AR X3343ANTrs WERE IN MARKET, AT SUCH CREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES A- will warrant us in assuring our Friends and -Parons that we cin save them at least TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS VISITING OUR CITY FOR RENEWAL OF SUPPLIES, WHO MAY HAVE BEEN NORTH THIS SUMMER, WE WOULD SIMPLY SAY THAT WE WILL DUPLICATE ANY BILLS Bought Regularly in New York City, AT ~THE SAME PRICES,. SAVING THEM THE AMOUNT OF TRANSPORTATION AN]) EXPENSE OF GOING AFT'ER ThEM. RECOLLECT THAT -'THAT KEEPS AN EXPERIENCED PURCHASER ALL DAYS IN TH E YEAR, FOR THlE SOLE PURPOSE OF ATTENDING TO TIHE BUYING OF SUPPLIES; TUAT WE RECEIVE 0OUR GOODS REGULARLY BY EVERY STEAMER, OF TH E VERY LATEST MODES AND FASHIONS, AND YOU WILL READILY PERCEIVE TIHE ADVANTAGE OF DEALING IN SUCH AN ESTABLIShMENT. OF TILE SEASON, IN Fine French MERINOS, in Plain and Printed, from 25 to 40 per cenit, less than they En glish EINO 1andt COBRGS, extremely cheap t Fine MOUTSLIN de LAINES, from 12 to 25 cents.; Double Extension Steel Spring SKiRTS, from *1 50 to *2;. Fine Cloth CLOAKS, from *450 to *7; worth from *10 to *12; Heavy large size Negro BLANKETS, from 00 cents to *1; KERSEYS, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST EVER BROUGHT TO AUGUSTA. DOMESTIC GOODS of every description, warranted 10 per cent. cheaper than they can be duplicated short of New York ; EMBROIDERiES, HOSIERY, GLOVES, and Small Wares, in great quantities, ex French, Emgis a nd Aerican 1PRINTS,t GNGnes, atEKS er MES;UNS and DOMESTIC GOODS, in full supplies ; And in fact all articles usually kept in the EEL Y 60 S 1DWUSE, To which we respectfully invite the attention of the Public. PLEASE TO RECOLLECT OUR LOCATION. AUGUSTA, GA., AND !)pp0Siff -~ Vjt nEAid SjoNi~, SAVANNAH, GA. - GR AY & TURLEY, .Next abiove Uenry Daly's Shoe -Store. Goods delivered in Hamburg, if desired by our Carolina patrons, free of charge. Augusta, Sept 25, 2m 38 4%17 FI'Ei ANID WIlfTER (CL OTE7HJIIG0 Undr sbe Augusta Hotel. CLAYTON & KENNADY ARE-NOW RECEIVINQ The Laigest and most Complete -TtCK 'OF READY#ADE CLOTHING THIRY HAVE EVER OFFRRED FOR SALE IN Till.I MARKET, ANI RESPECTFMILLY -NVITE TI] 1IR OLD CUSTOMERS AND TE9 PUBLIC GENERAL LY; TOCALL AND EXAM ' INEI TIRIR Fashionable and Well-Made GOODS, FOR MEN LAND BOYS' WEAR. 'hey keep a full supply 'of ANI) FPRNIS EING GOODS, fConUiSTINO oF MERINO UND RSHIRTS, DRAWERS, CRA VATS, S .SPENDERS, GLOVES, H AkI RCITIEFS, &c. A LSO H A T AND CAPS, OF.T.lE LATEST STYLES. C Yt''OlN & KENNADY. Augusta, Sept;28 58 2m .48 Fall an$Winter Styles. HATSTAPS, B)NNETS, UI REMA e&C. 3Whc.ie e. a , T ..taalIl. EO. W. FERRY, Augusta, Ga., is .T now pr,.pared to greet his customers with a new and extensive assortment of Gents. Fall st.yle 1Molcski and Cassinere HATS, a " "French and A mer. felt . do a - ".Cloth, Silk Velvet, Plush and Glazed Silk CAP , Youths and B.y HATS 'and CAPS, all kinds; Children's Fany- do do elegant styles; Velve, Silk, Ci1isa, Straw and Lace BONNET Silk,Sotch and Paragon UMBRELLAS; Men's and BoyWool UATS, every variety of style and quaitV-; Theso Goods <are direct from - Manufacturers, made expressly I6Ethis market, and will be sold as low as same quality of Goods can be sold any where. Call and seA .G10. W. FERRY, Unde t)(asonic Hall, Broad S!reet, Augusta, Sept 28 tf 38 J9 NNEWBY & 00., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ELEGANT READY-MADE C7a L .0THE , Under the U. S. 1Ote., AUGUSTA, GA, rONEPHl 1%. NEWVBY & CO., Au eJ gusta, Ga., at their oldl and well-known stand under the United States H otel, at-e now receiving the L ARG EST .and BS$T SEL ECTED Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, They have ever kept, for Men adrd Boy's wear, from their own Manufactury, 189 Fulton Street, New York. THEY GET UP. THE VERY BEST STYLES An.I OF CLOTHING, Adinadditioz this, thaey have made arrange mets with the r~&i~1ouse of D. Devlins & Co , to receive weekly their Newest Broadway Styles ! .-0 Besides Clothin.1, we keep the best make and fit of SIITS, DRAWERS, MERINO SIIIRTS AND DRAWERS, Socks, Gloves, Suspenders, Neck Ties, &c., &c., &c. In the Manufaelturing Department, can always be found the beat and most fashiionable Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings 11 Thanrkful rfor the liberal patronare for years past., we aak -our old Edaefld friends, and all strasgers visitinia the City, to call on us and ex amine our stock. ^_ugusta, Selat,1 if ____ 6_ L. C. D EMIN G, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. BARGAINS FOR THE MONEY! 111AVE now in Sto my entiae Stoek of STA PLE and FANCY I)RY GOODS, which shall be asold at Lowest Possible Prices IN D)RESS GOOD$, [ have .Deuble Imp. RORES; obe a'L EISE ; Robe a'QUILLE ; Robe a'BAYEDERE; Robe POMPADORE ; - . Robe ORIESTAL. . SKIR TS. Jlupon'e an8 Arnold's HAMMERED STEEL SPRINGS. No other Skirts ean equal the above. Also, on hasnd the ordinary SKIRTS. EMBDROIDERIES. IN EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY. GEO. SCULEY'S NVEGRO GOODS, Warranted all Wool filling. erseys, Osnahurgi, Homespuns, &c. at the lasnufneturer's prices. White Nackinaw Blankets, So favorably known:, and 'of which I sold and al wasys give .rnatisfactiem' Ladies' Cloth and Velvet Cloaks, A beautiful and complete assortment. SR A1lS, In every style, quality and'price. .hOSIERY, &c., &c., Embracing every article .u'enally kept in a DRY GOODS STORE, all of which shall be SOLO AT THlE LOWEST PRICES. gtg An examination of my Stock is respectfully solicited. L. C/DEIUNG, CORNER, UNDER GL(BE HOTEL. Augusta, Ga.,_Sept 13 tf 30 E. MUSTIN & SON, AUGUSTA, GA., A T their well knowvn stand on South side of 1Broad Street, in TurpinsRw aercie tber FALL SUPPLY of ohvercie hina, Glass and Earthenware, And are prepared to asil at a reasonable prof4., Granite Tea Sets, $8 teO $4,25; . " Dinner Sets;11 to $5 French China DinnerSetts, $25 to $65. A great variety of beautiful China Vases-Bas kets Candle~ Sticks, Putf foxes, Colognes, &c. Also, Silver Plated and Britannia Ware, Wood and Willow Ware,.PDrsig Glasses, &c. Augusta, Sept 29 2t. 358 IOTCE.All person. indebted to us by Note -or Aeco4at, .aranestly requested to call at aur Store and pay them. We are compelled to make colleetesa; and trust t61h tingely notioe will not be unheeded;' BL AND & BUTLER. t. , 185- nitIf 88 BROOM & N ORRELLI AUGUSTA, GA., A RE now purchasing one of tie largest an Aiuost elegant stocks of FALL and WINTEI That will he brought to this market this season which will be bought under circum-tances that wil guarantee the purchase upon the VERY BEST n TERMS, and will therefore enable us to sell then at such Unprecedentedly Low Prices, that they cannot be undersold. And will DEFT ALL COMPETITION, as to QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE -0 And as our Rule of lusiness is ONE PRICE, AND NO DEVIATION, No one will pay over market price, as the rule forces the seller to ask the lowest market price, and protects the buyer. Therefore, If you wish Goods at low prices, Go to BROOM & NORRELL'S. If you lilke fair and open dealing, Go to BROOM & NORRELL'S If you dislike a dozen prices for the same article, and prefer " one price." Go to BROOM & NORRELL'S. If you don't like to be " baited" on one article, and pay doubly on another, Go to BROOM& NORRELL'S. In fact, if you wish t-lbuy cheap Goods, get good value for your money, and trade where you will like to deal, and be pleased to send your friends, Go to BROOM &-NORRELL'S. 401VT31 P-EXCE3 BT9 t.E. Augusta, Sept 1 tf 84 D R Y. BG0i8. FALL TRADE--1858! DICKEY & PHIBBS AUGUSTA, GA., ARE NOW RECEIVING THEIR Fall Stock of Dry Goods, Embracing EVERY ARTICLE Usually kept In a DRY GOODS STORE1 Which they will sur.ar3s AM 03 AP As any other RESPECTABLE HOUSE! The Character of their House is a sufficient guarantee that every Customer will be Charged the SAME PRICE. August., Sept 13 tf 36 Dissolution! T[HE Firm of H. L. CUNNINGHAM & CO. I was dissolved on the 2nd inst., by mutual onsent. All paer~ons having deaa'd against u.~ ~villupesent them foir p-atma t. All those indebt d to us are respectfully solicited to call and settle as early as posisile.c as further indulglence will not be gile'n. HI.~L. CUkININGi lAal & CO. 11ambui-g, Aug 4', 1858. To the Public, H AVING sold "ut our entire interest in the firm of HI. L. Cunningham & Co. to our for ruer partner Mr. HENRY 60LOMON, we take pleasure in reconnuejading him to our old custo ierst and friendfs. We are thankful for the libaer.Jl patr onage we have received, and solicit a contiun mee 9f the samue for our .suceesesor. H.L CU\NINGH1AM, o. C CUNNINGIJA~I. -Hamiburg, S. C., Aug 4, '58. 0mn32 JACOB'S CORDIAL ! IHE GRIEAT SOUTHERN REMYEDY F Ol A LL B3O WVEL D)I SE A SES, HOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS, DYSENTERY, DIARRHEA, BILIOUS COLIC. COLIC INFANTUM, Ad~irably adtaptedl to h11lly Diseases of Fe~ mlales, mo05t eipeci~Ily. Menstruation. H lE VIRTUES OF JACOB'S CORDIAL are too well known to require encomiiums. 1. IT crumI Tna s .mr Ae~ or. DrI)numshK.. 2. I-r cent~I THE WoO:T FIoIlih t o~r .T. Sd. JT eatas C.isLaronstA on Mvxzc.a D.lsaamEA. 4th. iT KF..IFEL TnES SLv ST COLIC. t. IT ,*tinas Cuets.ZUA 3!Ottr. 5th. IT cenxsW uo:-t.iA INYA5TCI 7th. IT er I~I PAINFt'L MtCS5TIUAtTION. i. Iy xI.LEss l'AIS IS BacK AND' Lotus. 0th. FT ,1,V57r.lnacl N.,&v.ocasFNs ASh lhsrostnxcr. 1-rh. EI 0 I$o st'ELUA~IYA! vr ~~cAL. YCxo.LSM 15th. 1'rs .AS ADMIDAntLK Toxsc. A few short Extracts from Letters, Testimonials, &c, " I have usedtineobJ's Cordlfal in my famiily,u la h La un It a moat eIlifeut, aid itily jtiinient. a vitaubl remdy, Judge of Supremne Court, Georgin." " It gives me pleasture in beingabie to recomm~nd.Jueob', Ciriaa: any own p~ersoanal experience, ,and te expe~rienec f y neighblora and friemis arouiinime, is a ruilezent guar aintee for met to believe it to be all that it purports to be, viz: A siv32UElUN WMEME.DY. UWOI Formerly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee Circuit." " I take great p.-amsuare ln recoaimtendainag thils invala melicinec to all atlicict with bowel udisases, for whiicha I be lieve it to be a sovteiga 10medy-dechiledly superior t.> an, thing else ever tried by line. A.. ULN, Depuit - G. Mt. of the Grand Iai e oif Georgria." " I have usedl . nob's Cordial In my faml, aid this, will all I hear aboaat it a a reamedy b'y thaose wh l have tried It Indce't me to believe that it stands at thae head of every lpre arationi of thme kind, and I would recomamenad its uas mi t diseases for whieh iis comipoun .El. DBIS Cashier of the Blank of the Slate of Georgia, Griffin." " If there is say credibility in haunman testimony, Jneob' Cardial muaast stadad preemuinenit above all other preparto: for tae cure of Bowel D~iae. From the mass' of testimaoa aa its favor coaming in rrom all quasrters, It ntast be'very fa: in advanice, s a cuirative agent, of maost if not nHl othe: 'pateit prel'llrations.L A. FLEMiIG, Cashlier Marine anid Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin." " Thisalaee?nt remedy is travelling Into celebrity as fast a Bonaparte ushedhias columns into Ruassia, and gannin commmlaionwherveruse."-fiEmrEt Ji~r*onen.I, JMe SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWEERE. SePt.22,_1S58 __y _____ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN COMMO1N PLEAS. E. HI. Chamberlain,) ns. Foreign Aiachmenut. John C. Thomas.) TI, lE Plaintiff' in the nbovet stated case havinj .1ttis day tiled his Demclaraition in my Qflice, an the D~efennt having neither wife nor Atrorney known to reside within the limits of this State, oi whom eopies or said declaration with rules to pl-ad can be served1, On .motion of Messrs. Carroll J1 Baon, Plaintit1''s Attorneys, Ordered, That ena Defendant appear and plead to said Declaratioi within a year and a day from the date hereof, o Anal and ab-;olute judgemnent will be given agailnu him. T H OS. G. B ACON, c.c r. Clerk's Office, Sept. 27, 1858, hy 38 OTICE--All persons inidebied to the Est Ntate of Hlolden W. Posey, dee'd., are request ed to make immedia'o payment, and all thos having demands agaimt the Estate w ill pleas render theau in to mne legally attested within thre mo'nths from this date, as at that, time there wil be a final settlement of said lKatate. SAMUE POSEY, M4'or. Sptb 5 - lg Igg1 gg peJ ewAlways on h~nd ia snpply C ..iCB, which will be sold at 6 Cents per pon Cash. E. T. DAVIS, Agt. .May 19 tf - 19 Cherry Bonnce and Cordial! T HR Subscriber has just received a fine uuppl of SUPERIOR CalERRY BOUNCit AN. COR DIAL, which is a most delightful drinik, an an excellent summer bererage._ Call early atn get a dozen bottles or so, as it is going off lilk "hot eckes.""W- S. TEKQ' Wny 1d ti 2 CANDIDATES. LT The Friends of Col. JAMES P. CARROLL respectfully present him as a Candidate for the State Fenate' at the ensuing election. 'f Tit Friends of WILLIAM GREGG, Esq., respectfully announce him as a( andidate for Sen I ator at the next election. Feb 1 *4 r W3'TuB Friends of Maj. ABRAM JONE4 re spectfully present hin as a Candidate for re-eleC ton to the State Legislature. Mar 10 to* 9 W- The friends of Col. JOHN QUATTLEBUM respectfully announce him as a Candidate for a seat in the next Legislature at the ensuing election. April 7 to* 13 07 The friends of M. W. GARY, Esq., present him as a Candidate for the State Legislature at the next election. Mar. 31. to* 12 W TzE Friends of W. W. ADAMS, Esq., re spectfully present him as a candidate for the State Legislature at its next Session. Mar 23 to* - 11 L;WE are authorized by the friends of Col. JAMES TOMPKINS to announce him as a Can didate for a Seat in the next Legislature at the ensuing election. gWTnE Friends of Mr. WADE HOLSTEIN, respectfully nominate him as a Candidate for 'led tion to a Seat in the next Legislature. Mar 10 to* 9 gW We are authorized by the friends of Maj. A. L. DEARING, to nominate him as a Candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives at the next election. April 7 to 13 gW The Friends of J. HAMPDEN BROOKS, Esq., respectfully present him as a Candidate for the State Legislature at its next Session. Commissioners of the Poor. M R. EDITOR-You will please announce the ful owing gentlemen .s Candidates for Commission ers of the Poor for Edgefield District: M. GRfAIJAM, D. P. SELF, A. JONES, JOhIN P. MZICKLEt, Ir. 0. LOVELACE. July 28, tf 80 Wor m1berwiUT. WM. QUATTLEBUM, LEWIS JONES, H. BOULWARE, LEWIS COVAR, W. W. SALE, Wor ClersL. JAMES SPANN, ROBERT D. BRYAN, JACKSON COVAR, F. M. NICHOLAS, EDMUND PENN,* S. HARRISON, WILLIAM L. STEVENS, LEWIS COLEMAN, For Taz. Collector. C. A. HORN. T. J. WHITAKER, THEOPHILUS DEAN, CHARLES CARTER, CITAS. M. MAY. JOH1N C. LOVELESS, STARLING TULNER, M. W. LYLES, Focr Crer:Enar. DAVID BODIE, J. P. AB3NE ', W. F. DURISOE, M.L C. B UT LE R, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office in Law Range, EDoEFIELD C. U., S. C. May 15 tf - 2 L aw Partnerships T HE Undersigned having formed a partnership in the PRACICE of LAW and EQUITY for Edgetleld District, will nive prompt and dili gent attention to all busines.s entrusted to their care. The residence of Mr. Owzys is at Barniwell C. I-that of Mr. SEinELS at ifgefield, S. U. EMMET NEIBELS, W. A. OWENS. May 26 ttf 20 .A. C .&.R I. S B. GRiFFIN,. Attorney at L AW and eo Solicitor in EQUITY, will attend punctually to all business entrusted to his care. lie may lbe found at all times either in the Ollic?e of the Commissioner in Equity, or in his own Ollice immrediately in rear of the Court house. EDGEFIELD C. I., May 19, 1k58. tf 47 E. II. YOUNGBLOOD, .A.ttorneOy at Lsaw, WiLL attend promptly to all business ;,laced TVin his hands. giOflice at, Edgelield C. II., S. C. May 10 tf 1_9_ PHYSICIAN,. WILL attend pronmptly to all business of the profession entra- ted to his care. OFieE, Edgefield C. II-, S. C. April 6 1858 tf 13 CHEOPLASTIC VROCESS A-EE.T F INSING 23i2 r HuE Subscriber having furnished himself with .a license to use this N EW PROCESS of INSEETING ARTIFCIAL TEETH, s now ready to serve all who may need such, with an assurance of a more perfect adaptation, and a closer resemblance to the natural organs, than can Ibe realized by any other method. Its perfect pu rity. eleanliness, freedom fr,.m all taste, or galvanic sensation, durability, comfort and security, are arang the advantg,-s elain..ed for this SUPE~R1OR mode of setting Artificial Teeth. II. PARKER. June 24, tf ...._ THOS . .1. dr C. U. JIO I SE, SUCCESSORS TO LEE & MOISE, WOLUEALI GRQCBRS, No. 7, Hayiee Street, Ja 7 CHARLESTON, S,.C. Jan 27ly I, H. STEARNS k 00,, Counision" Dealers in Everything U SE FU L. Special attention given to BUYING, SE LLIN. and REPAIRING MACHIINERY. Broad Street, near Mechanic's Bank, A ugusta, Georgia. , Junel 1l y 23 Boot and Shoe Notice. r HIE Subscriber continues to have,., Imade, on the shortest notice, and inU the best mariner, th ,finest anid most sub-1~ stantial BOOTS and NRIOEN. All orders left at his Shop will he promptly at 'tended to. C. M. GR AY or myself will be found Sat all times in the Village to attend to all orders. 1No work to leave the shop without the icnowledge of the subscriber cor my A gent, C. M. GIRAT. Iililhop opposite B. J. Ryan's Livery Stable. E. HI. YOUNGBLOOD. .June 2 . tf 21 Pay or be Sued I 'LL prsons indebted to the Sqbscribers, either by Note or Aecoupt, are notified that they are expected to payathe same, by or it, fore return 'ay next-athe -wise'-teir accounts and notes will e lace d in the hands of our A ttorney, -S. R. IGrifin, P'q , for collection. This ila fair warning, Iand youn that are interested, would dlo well to takhe edue notiOe. ARERT & GOTTSCHA LK. A. , 1ssa if 30 New Grnite tidi tl WM. H. CRANE AUGUSTA, GA. A T his NEW GRANITE FRONT STORE, be lQw the United States Hotel, is now receiv ing a SPLENDID Stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, For the Fall and Winter Trade. Having had his Store remodeled and very much improved, he is now prepared with a FULL ASSORTMENT to OFFER UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS, And he respectfully asks his friends and the pub lic generally to give him a call when visiting the City. - Goods will be swold feir Cash, and therefore at Very Sonall Profits. And the public are assured that he will sell at as loi. prices as any House In the City.- His Stock of 8338 9,,,, Will be very large, comprising all thi novelties of the acason, such as DeLaine Robes A'QUILLE; do do A'BYADERE - do do A'LAISE; Silk do do Fig'd. DELAINES. CASMIERES ac.; Paris STRIPES, Woolen PLAIDS; French and English MERINOS; COL LARS and SLEEVES, new and beauti . ful styles; A large assortment QLOAK SHAWLS and SCARFS of the newest styLtee A full stock of Goods for Men and Boys wear. Also, for Family and Plantation use, such as LINENS, FLANNELS, DAM ASKS, PRINTS, KERSEYS, PLAINS, BL ANKETS, sHEETING4, SHIRTINGS,&c. 17 Remember to call at the 'Granite Front Stose, Broad Street, below the U. S. Hotel. Aueusta, Sept2? - 8t . 37 SPLENDID FALL & " C L OTHING. RAMSEY & LABAW, (Opposite the Union Bank,) i XIURN their thanks to their numerous frienel and customers for their liberal patron. ige, and beg to asnure them that.they -are now manufacturing * ONE OP THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCKS OF CLO T ING Ever offered in the City, at prices belsiew ydar. We have In addition the LARGEST. Stock of NEGRO OLOTBING. In the South, all of our own make. Ig We invite our friends in Edg4eld ana the sajoiing Districts, to give our Stek aSn eaamins. thin. We are always anxlnus toexhbitd our Gods, and are confident that the QUA LITY and PRIC ES of our Clothing must give satisfation. Augusta, Sept. 22, :f 37 HENRY DALY, Wholesale and R'etail Dealer in BOOTS & SHOES. Under the Unite,] Etates, iotel,* AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. B EOS~ to Inform hi.' friendi and the publie that LBhe is julst openinir one of the LA RGEST, BEST and (JIEAPEST Stocks Sf BOOTS, SIHOES, TRUNKS, Vnlise, Carpet2agmo~es That he has ever brought to A agusta, selected carefully from the Mwanufactinrers, persobally, and purchased entirely, for CA SH; which enables him to offer superior induc ments to those whmy favo; him with a call. lima 5,000 Pair of Splendid-Plsatti BSOGANS, of very superior quality, exceedingly cheap; 10 Cases of veryisuperior' Hair Uniied Water Proof B' OTS, 'entirely newr, and desirable for the - cold weather. With a fall assortment'of Ladies and .lliese HE~ELED and UNHEELED GAITli,8;LIP PERs, B.\SKTN$, &c., &c., to all'of whiich I would respectfully invite the attenti'm of~thc pub lic. DEERY' DAEY, NEXT DOOR TO GRAY A TURLEY. Augusta, Sept 29 tf 38 ATTENTION, PLANTERS; I HAVE just returned from the North, after - purchasing one of the fnest Stocks of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass, PERFUMERY, &c., &c And in fact, every other article kept iq a first class Drug Store. Before purchasing elkewherc live me a call.. I only want a trial, to .'atisfy' you that I am willing to sell goods on the most reasonable terms. My Store is the Apothecary's Hall under the A ugusta Hot. I. TRlOS. P. FOGARTY. Augusta, Sept 22 -- 'tI 87 P. S.-R~ceiv'ed this day 500 Oz. Suip. QUI NINE, which will be sold at $2,00-per os., Cash. Copartnership Notice, THlE Subscribers have formed a eqpartnership under the style of J. S. & J. A. DOWIE, & CO. For the purpose of conducting a. General Factorage & Conmnssion Business, IN TUE CITY OF CHARLESTON, A nd solicit consignments of COT TON, PLOUR, GRAIN. and otLher couuntry produce for asle. .J AMi8 S. HOWII and .I01IN A. BOWIE, will devote their entire time to the business. Oflice on Central Whbarf. J1. 5. BOWIE, L. BOWIE. Sept. 21, 1858. 8t 37 G. I. CALHOUN, General Commission Merchant, RECEIVING -AND FORWARDING AGENT, Thre'doors below Warren Block, Reynolds Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, OR thme sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds and .'Negroes. Also, strict personal b.attbntlon given to sale of Cotton, Wheat, Flour, Corn,-Oata, Ilice, Sugar, Molasses, Cofree, Bacon and Produce generally. Consignments solicited on the above articles, on allof which liberal adyances will be made. .Cotton sold at the highest market prices, for 25 per bale. Augusta, Pept 29 ' Sm 87 NEGRO BLANKETO, KERSEYS, - GEORGIA PLAINS, OsNABURGs, SHIRTIlIGS ANDS8HEETINGS~ At Factory Prices!I .-...0-- . - XLL those' isi want of stuch Goods would do .? well to give us a call before purcha'ing else where. DICKE!' & P11133g. Augusta, Ga., Sept I8 tf 85 Administrator's Notice,' A,LL persons Indebted .to the Estate of Mrs. 1.Mary Burt, deceased. are requested to ak. payment, and those having demands aaa.the same, will pleso-resent them In due fornm it otut delay. . WV. T. S~uTT, Ada'os. Aug. 11 ti . - 1-. r RY IT.---Thomson's Celebrated Walg Cmpound and T-nprntSas 'Also, a fine article. ofClgtsTot Aug 25 ~88 EONS-..Jut -reeived five BOZes1ThOicS .14LEMONS. B. T..DAVIAgat~ May19o tf - -19