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IRV aAEIEAtI-SE -0 YANEE ROBINSON'S GREAT CIRCUS, IN CONNECTION WITH . BggL.ERE & BOOKER'S AMPHI TH.EATRE!1 cosISTIGo OF THE MOST DARING ACTS OF EQUESTRIANISM, AcrObati nd Gymnastic Exereises, HERCULEAN FEATS, &C. Intersperced and enlivened by the comicalities of of the CLOWN. Consolidated for a South era Campaign, will perform at EDGEFIELD C. H., MONDAY, 13TH DEC. 1858. A fternoon Performance at 2 o'clock ; Evening at Gj o'clock. ADMISSION 50 Ceuts; Children and servants, half price. V/ a 'lhe Entertainment differs materially from old fogy Circuses. Having SCENERY and FIX TURES ample to present the GREAT OF THE Days of '76: S- OR THE "Times that Tried en's Souls !" On which Yankee Robinson will "Stand down" the Hall. This groat DraIU.is founded on incidents which occurred during the..settlement of the Scioto Valley. It excels anything' ever introduced in pub. lie amusements. CHARACTERS IN THE GREAT DRAMA. DARIUS SUTTON, A live Yankee, can beat any (all in the diggins hoeing 'taters; is some in a Bar Fight, and death on Inguns, gen-rally speaking. FRED. SINCLAIR, a young Hunter. RALPH BRAIGIHTON, an English Lord in league with the Indians. JOSHUA GILBORN,.an American Farbior and Revolutionary Soldier. ONAWANCHA, an Indian Chief in the service of Ralph Braighton. ZNDZANB..TARIHA, NASHEASKUK, OMALKAIH, KEOKUK, WABOKEISHUEIK, KEN ABACK, PASS EPAHOW UNCAS. MARY GILBORN, Betrothed to Fred. Sinclair. SALL SCRUBBINS, a hull Cornfield, and a 'tater patch to boot. INCIDENTS CF TH4E DRAMA. -~ THE BETROT HAL,--Rtalph .e .Draighton pursued by a Bear; he ~ is rescued by the young hunter, ~ Fred. Sinclair; the Signet Ring; Darius and his Oxen. GRAND HOEING MATCH between Da rius and Sally; arrival of the vii lian Braighton ; his interview with Mary ; he resolves upon her ruin. A KWEER, KUTE AND 'KONICAL KAPE KOD KO. TILION, "by all the characters ; to marry..or not to marry ; the - question decided by a Trial Dance between Darius and Sally; love . wins the day; the grove; Mary and Braighton; his infamous pro. posal; her scorn ad indignation; * Darius 'jest in time'; he rescues -Mary from the villian Braighton; sudden appearance of Onawan cha; the Gray Welt. T-HE S THREAT--THEMVOWOF YEN GEANCE-" Their burning vil lages shall light my father's spirit . to the happy hunting ground." \The midnight war-hoop shall ring upon their ears, and they shall start from their slumber to see the red man standing by their side. The Tomahawk shall gleam -aloft. YANKEE COURTSHIP - -The Better Business; Darius in - -fi x; preparations for battie; he. retas of Fred. Sinelair; the, very 1e4 arias out for Liberty ! The shout is boya og every gale that ,sweeps thxcuglh Qgo waving for ests; 'tis acho4 back~ from hill -and mountain ; 'tis anstrerud in the 'rushing river and the ,oaring waterfall! All shout " Ameriaa -be Free !" Darius and Sally pre paring for War ! Loading the "shooting Irons !" Attack of the Savages on the settlement--Mary in Braighton's power, Tall spe - \ cimen of Ynnkee Scalping--the 'J dsolate home; the lonely hearthj eneamnjment in the whj4arnes. THE MIDNIGHT WATCH-FIRE-Idia ina ogwaeil-Indian War Dance-Darius and Tred. op the ty.IIs they are cap -tured by the Indians ; Yankee ingpsuaty the strat agem; the'escape; death of the Indlans ? Fsue of Mary and Sally.. DEATH OF BRAIGHTON, Vii, 11any foiled ad Innocence triumphant. The whole aoevegng a corret idea of the TIMES THAT TRIED MEN'S SOULA . .' pRemember, the two Companies perform in the same T ent, Durt's Cireaa Company la, t e Ring;i Yea ka Robinuw" on a regular cetl atetags, with splen The get Dramt-" Days of '"-will only be performed at night. Novinaber 24th, lS58, 3t do COILIISSION W A RE HOUSE, A3D PRINTERS' DEPOT, For the sale of PRINTING MA TERIALS -. - OF ALL KINDs. -AGENT POR L JOHNSON & CO., TYTPE- FOU N DE RS, R. HOE &r 00., AND OTH ER 1'RINTING PRESS MAKERS. PINTING INKS, OF BEiST Qu A LIT Y, AtMamntacto's Prices. TO MERCHANTS. .The.Subacriber begs to call alltention to his LARGE STO~CK OF Writing ad Wrapping Paper of all kInds, which he will sell very L~OW POE CASu, or short credit on large sums. JOSEPI WALKLER. Otbr 120 Meeting St., Charleston, 8 C. Otbr1,1868 tf 40 CANDEE & MOEWEN, WATCH IAKER~S & JEWELERS, hAVING this day formed a Co-partnership will' ?occupay the Room. next adjoining the Post Office, and will'give the STRICTEST ATTEN TION to all business entrusted to their care. --A. la s - We haye on hand a small assortment of FINE JEWEcLgY, 'vhich we will sell cheap. JEWELRY 'and SOCIETY BADGES made to order and warranted. 33Particular attention will be paid to Watch P. N. CANSDEE, - - 'D.-F. McEWBN. Rhaefield, Nov 1 - . * f 43 EMEONWS-ust ru..invd liv Boxes Choice EMON1i. . - E. T. DAVIS, Agent. Muy.. tt . 19 N OT I CE. WE [JAVE RECEIVED OUR UsUAL STOC Fall& Winter Goods Embracing NEARLY EVERY ARTICLE Usually kept for the trade. W Det-rmined to offer them at such prices as tannot fail to give satisfaction, we respecfully in ite the att.-ntion of those who want good bargains. BLAND & BUTLER. Edgefleld, Oct 27 tf 42 FALL GOODS. TIE Subscribers respectfully announce that . their Stok of Fall and Winter Dry Goods s now completo The DRESS GOODS embrace ll the new and fashionable styles. The STAPLE OO)S have been bought low and will be sold VlRY CIKEAP. J. B. SULLIVAN & CO. Nov 11) tf 44 PLANTATION GOODS. IN Store and ready for inspection a large Stock ot Georgia at: wool PLAINS; Liwell Mills PLAINS; Wasbinktun KERSEYS; Plaid LINSEYS, in every variety; O8NABURGS and Geurgia STRIPES; A bite and Colored Negro ISLANKETS. Will Le bold cheap. J. B. SULLIVAN & CO. Nov 10 tf 44 NEW GOODS FOR THE PALL AND WINTER TRADE, PENN, Agent, would respectrully an a nounce to his customers and the public ensrally that he has received his Stock of FALL & WJNTER GOODS. His Stock is full and complots, and bas'been ielected with great care, both in styles and prices, d will not fail to give ENTIRE SATISFAC lON. He feels grateful for the liberal patronage al ready rpceive'l, and solicits a continuabce of the amie the proent season, and promises to do his best to please all who may give him a call. NovI tf 48 SPLENDID FALL & WINTER CLOTHING. RAMSEY & LABAW, (Opposite the Union Bank,) .A3usta, COrO1a, ETURN their thanks to their numerous friend. and custonmets for their liberal patron ge, and beg to assure them that they are now nanuracturing ONE OF THE LARGEST AND RBST STOCKS OF OLOTHING Ever offerd in the City, at pries below last year. We have is addition the LARGEST Sloek of NEGRO CLOTHING In the South, all of our own make. g' We invite our friends in Kdg.field an.1 the adjoining Distriots, to give our $t..ok an examman ot. We are always anxious toexhinuit ou~r Go..dw, and are confident that the QUA LITY and PRICKES f our Ulothing must give satiasfaction. - Augusta, Sept. 22,U t 37 rILLINERY & FANCY GOODS. M RS. . T WEE DY, A uousTA, GA , AS .just returned from Neiw York with her full ELECTED bTOCK of the latast rtylos of Fail and Winter Goods, ~omprising IBONNET A of every variety of Fashi nable mnaterial; Head Dresses, F'ancy Hair Pins, adies Uiess Caps, Cloaks andi Cloak Velvets and ~rimmings, Zephyr Shawls, Lace Veils, Setta of ollars anid Undersleeves, F'lowers, Ribbons, Crn Is, Extension iloop Skirts, Corsets, &c. Ladies visitint the City will find a full supply of very article in the Milinery and Fancy depart, set of dress, sat tihe Lowest Prices, a ar Store No 152, Broad Street. Augusta, Ga ,Oct 25 3m 42 JUST RECEIVED. ISS5 MAThIEWS, Opposite the Musonie L hall, Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA., has etured f-om the North, and just received a AARGt E >TOCK of Millinery of all Kinds, )RESS CAPS, HEAD-DRESSES, HAIR PINS, And a great variety of other Goods, such as lE CLOAKS, FURS, WORSTED G00DS, EMBROiDERIES, SKIRTS, HOSIERY, , Alexander's Khi Tloves, !ith many other Goods too numerons to mention. Augusta, Ga , Nov. I 8m* 43 EARD WARE, TLVi WARE, AND 1OU8E FURNISHING G00DS, IAVING purchased from the Executor of the .estate of the late B. F. Chew, deceased, hiis tok of liware, Tin Ware, LD HOUSE FUJRNISEINIG GOODS, intend carrying on the. busineiss at thea S4WI6 )LD.T AiI) op lDroa4 ;trept, negg door below he Meeanice# sank, ad will spil the presen& tok of Goods, at NEWV YORK( COST, nd many articles A GOOD DE AL LESS, hay *ng bought them upon terms that enables me to lo so, and yet make a little profit. I shall soon begin to receive my NEW STOCK OF GOODS, Which will consist of every article in this line of business, and shall be content to sell them at very noderate profits. My Friends and tihe Public are respectfglly in. -ted to give me a call, and see if what I have remised is nut really and absohitely so. E. ..BUCEMPASTER. In e'.nnection with the store, -I will continue to arry on the MANUJFACTUJRING, R EPAiR N and JOB WORK, at the Shop in rear of he store. All work done with promptness and Ispatci. Augsvta, Nov 9 3m 44 EXF.CUTOR'S NOTICE.-AII persons indebted to the Estate e-f W.'mn. Culelazier, dec teased, are r,-quested to make payment by the first January next ; and those havin~g demands to pro tet them pr sperly attest,. hrb that time. J. QUA TTLEBUM, Ex'uir. Nov 10 tf . 44 XECUTORS NOTICE-All persons EJhaving claims agualnst the Eutate of Avory Eland. deeased, are h.-reby ntified to present hmi, properly attested, iimmedi-ately. ,J. S. SMYLY,) . J.A.BL A ND, Ex'ors. E. BLAND. Jan. 6, tf N OTICE.All persons indebted to mne pre. vious to the year 1858, are requested to set tle between this and the 1as of January next, as I am compelled to collect or close my business. Those who fail to comply with tIe above may ex eet to pay Cost. JOHN CHi EA TUA M. Nov. 17 8t 45_ gN OTCE--.\11 persons indebted to the Estate of David Ousts, dec'd., are requested to pay the same without delay,and those having demand. against the same will render them in, properly at tested, for p .yment. T. 3. OUZTS, Em L. BaCOOKS. ' n ct 6 , t f 89. Edgefield Female Institute! r HE Underzsgned will commence the exrreist I of this School vii the 2ud Monday in Ja: uary, 1869. It is his purpose, If possiile, to build up an It stitution that will afford to Young Ladies o ver facility for acquiring a liberal education; and i asks the hearty co-operation of all who are friend ly to such an enterprise. )I e will be .ssi- d by as many Teachers as thi number of pupils may require. He submits the following recommendation fror the Professors of the University of Virginia: " The Undersigned, having been informed thai Mr. Joux R. GWALTYT, a Master of Arts of thi Institution, *ill take charge of the Female Insti tute at Edgefield, S. C., ate pleased to have at opportunity to testify to their high appreciatiot of his merits as a $cholar, and as a Christian gen tleman. They believe that his attainments an. character qualify him for eninent usefulness, as i Teacher of the first class, and they recommend his School accordingly. A. T. BLEDsOR, Prof. of Mathematics, W. H. McGupFy, Prof. of Moral Philosophy S. MAUPIN, Prof. of Chemistry, B. L. GILDgRLSLEBYK, Pr..f. of Greek. J. L. CABILL, Prof. of. Physciology & Surg. A. HOWARD, Prof. of Medici:e. .. 8 DAIvs, Prof. of Anat., Thor., & Bot. J. P. HOLCOMBE, Prof of Const. & Intern. law JoHN B. M ixoR, Prof. of Com. & Statue Law FRxAcIs H. VNlTrr, Prof. of Nat. Philosophy GEsUsa IlARIalsoN, Prof. of Latin." W Any one, desiring further information wil please address JOHN R. GWALTNEY, A. M. Edgefield, S. C., Nov 17 tf 46 CUARLESTQN FEMALE SEMINARY! Rev. C. WALLACE & Mrs.X.D. LAWTON, PRINCIPALS. -0 rTHE above well known Institution will be ro I opened for Boarding Scholars on Monday, November 8th. The Day School is already in op. eration. Teachers. The Rev. C. WALLACs, Principal, and Lecturer - on Natural Science, Mrs. D. M. Ljwwoy, Nlron, Miss AxA VAx Noi, Vice Principal, Miss JULIA V. Roacu, Assustant, Miss iARAI ScuoUnoz, Primary Department. MIs. JULra BoUrUEAU, Painting and Drawing, Mrs DowrLL, French, - Professor RoBsisoN, Vcal Music, Professor WooDRUFF. Phonography (the new and beautiful art of short-hand writing.) Other Professors of Music and Languages em ployed as required, A f.-w lads under nine years old rec-ived in the Primary Depgitment of the Day School. Apply at 190 East Bay, Northeast Corner u Laurens-Strtet. 7oy. 1I f 45 - AIKEN Military & Classical Academy T HIS ACADEMY is designed for those who de sire that their sons be carefully prepared foi adimission Into the South t-arolina Colle.e or othei similar Institutions, into the Sta'e Military Acad. emy, or for the active business of life. The course of studies is specially adapted t< these ends, embracing so much of the English Greek, Latin and French languages and the Math. maltWC #a ar roquisito; in all of which it is the aim of the 1nstructors that thmpir iDadstta bgcopn thorough masters of fundamental principles, and acquire habits of thought and self-depe-ndence Composition and Declamnation receive their dui share of attention. The Cadpts armi drilled in the Infantry Tactics and the discipline of the A cadomy is 'af thep ji ii tary order,-strict, indlexible and hapartial. The second scholastic year will commence or the F.ret Monday in January 1869, t., continue foi ten months e.xclusive of two weeks vacation im Juno. Candidates for admission must be able tr read and write with facility, and not be less that thirteen years old. Tuitian, Board, Lodgings, flooks, Lights and Fuel, furnished for On~e Hundred Dollars per Ses sion of five months, payable in advance. Ifarents will hp rpqpired to fqrnish Uhe uniforni and other arties of clothiing. FuPr further particulars apply to the undersigned, GLES on MANGUM. Alken, S. C , Oct. C, 188. 9t 89. Teacher Wanted. A TEACHER of ability and experience can tlisye a chance at one of the be.t locatiasns is the Southern country by imampdiate applicatiua tc the Trustees of the Male Academy at this place, with full and satisfactoriy references. The situa tion is worth at learnt $1,200 per annum. R. T. MiIMS, 1 A. SiMKINS,I - G. A. ADDI ON, .tgfed W. C. MORAGUNB. Edeed .C.Nov 8 tf 43 gTColu~mbla Cairo lilian will copy C times and forward bill to Maj. 0. A. A'edison, Treas. Board of Trustees. REMOVED, T HE undorsigns bsags leave to intarm their cus itomer's and the' public ini general, that thpy have moved to the well known stand formerly occupied by Robinson's Hardware Store, -And have on hand and still receiving, a WELL SEL ECTED Stock of ST APLE AND DOMlXSTIC DRY GOODS, Clothing of everj Description. Also a full supply of hats, Cap., Shsees, Trunks, &c.,ec WlJsch wil be sold at the very lowest prices. gr All w'e ask is to give us a call, and judge for yourself.S1 O Hamburg, Oct. 12, le68. a'f 40 Disolution: T HlE firm of 0 EOR(g 0. CiOUNl HAM 6 1,0., wks this day dissolyed b~y i tsl agrpe. inent, and the business of the " Anamscan Hotsn'" will be continued by -QEO. C. CiNW:?GH AM on his lndIvidual aecount, he having pNrpbasp4 all the Interest of, Mary S. Cunningham, now Mary S. Lindsy,:and is alone authorised to coltect debti due the firm, or settle other busines4 appertaining to the same. .0. C. CUNNINGIJAM, MARY 8. -LINDSEY. Hamburg, Nov. 1st, 1t968. A C A RD. . F ROM the ahore notice It will be observed thai .the undersigned has, ljpame the Propritoi of the " AMEIfOAN HOTEL," llamburg, S. C Feeling grateful to his friends and the publk for the liberal patronage heretofore given the 4 AMERIICAN," he will spare no pains in do. serving a continuance of favors in the way of pa tronage. G. C. CUNI(INGIA M. Hamburg, Nov. 1, a t6 44 EDGEFIELD HOUJSE! HAMBURG, S. C. T H IS NEW & SPLEN DID HOUSB - Refresbissneuate, is now kept by the undersigned in at) le heretof-,re unknown in th.: place. Hlis WINES, LIQUdRS, SEGARS AND) TO BACCQ are sof the insit choice qualities. The Drinisig Saloon will be under th< superintendance of the v.11 known amid accomn plished MA X SA LLAT, and the eating depart mnt in oharges of superior Cosaks andi Waiters. gr LUNCHES and REFRESU.IENTS fur nihd at all hoturs. A. NURNBIERGER. Hamburg, Nov 10 Gin 44 L OST.--A Note of hand given by John M *hite, for S7,00i, dated lst Jan 1668. Al persons are forew.arned from trading for said Note THOS. WILLIAMS. Nov 17 ut 46 N OTNCE.--AII persons having claims again. the Estate of William Logue, dec'd., as hereby requested to present them properly attest ed ; and all persona Indebted to said Estate mu. make immediate payment. E. H. YOUNGBLOOD, Adm'r A..a8 it s2 El S1LUDA7 HOUSE. i AVING dleonsed of my Interest In the q A. - LIIDA HOU-, to Mis. S. A. HOYT and CHARLES L. COVAR; I return me warmest . thanks to my friends and patrana. tor their palst liberal oncouragement; and earnestly bespeak for D toy son and daughter a continu'tion of that Rele . rous patronage. I have every confilen.-e in tlgeir capacity to take charge of the House 1 L.EWIS COVAiR. Sept 1, 1858. A CARD. FROM te'abye Caril;I i aIII be seen that we haveta~kencharge of the 8 % LUDA HOUSE, and hope by strict attention to business, and to the wants and pleaslure of those who may have the kindness to stop with us, to win the confl-lence and secure.the patronage (.f the present friends of the House. as also the public generally. We intend to DISCllARGE OUR DUTY as faithfully as we can, and STRIVE to please our patrons. S. A. 1OYT, C. I.. COVA R. Feplt 15 tf .36 FRESR DRUGS, MEDICINES, &C THE Subscribers take pleasure In Informing I their friends and patrons that they are NOW RECEIVING a Large Addition to their al ready extensive Stock of PURE and FRESI1 Drugs, Iedicines, Chemicals, &c. -0 TO PHYSICIANS. We are prepared and will take pleasure in fur nishing Physicians with a COMPLETE OUTFIT of Mediclb.es. Instruments, Shop Furniture, Medi pal ,addle Bags, Ac., &c., &c. TO NE LAI IE I We iiil also say- Io the La-lles tlist our Stock comprises ALL articles for the TOILET, from the Dressing Comb and Brush to the richest Perfume ry. Fine Soaps,'Pomades, Hair Restoratives, De pilatory, Cosmetiet.:Lubln's Genuino Extracts, &c. Ala,, FLAVORING EXTRACTS for uluina-y pur TOTHEPLANTER We say, your wants have been attended to in our prevent selection. Fend In your orders, or come in and let us put you up a complete Plant.atlon Case of Medicines; Instruments, &c., with full di rections for use. in all simple cases, and thereby save time, money and health. A simple pthartic grFp.i Jy tic~lsraI a yno, 00 0 T. morbid action, therby preventing srioua a pro tracted illness. TO SUFFERING HUMANITY We extend the invitation to call on us. We have all of the most rrputable nostrums recommended to cure almost all t the ills and -aches to which flesh is heir to. If you cannot find anything adapted to your case, we will exert our skill in preparing somethihg for your relief. gWPrescriptions filled with accuracy and dis patch at ll houri, day or night. wCall and examine our Stock at the Drug Store under the O'dd Fellows' & Masonic Hall. 4. Q. T, I, TC4611M Edgefleld, April20 ti 19 CARRIAG MANUFACTORIY. al THEir Subscribers return their thanks to their i kind patror.i for the liberal support they have received, and respectfully solicit a contin anuce of that generous patronage. They state witi confidenco now- that they are WELL PRE~PARED to carry on the Ooach making and Repairing Business In its various branches. Their work shall be ex scuted in a durable, handsome, style and by work men skilled in thbir respective ti ades. We have and bItend always keeping on hand a large and flue assortment of cAaRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKA WAYS, &C. Of the our own manufacture-beautiful to behold and of inuch value t~o the lucky purhapr. We will also kteep'constantly in our Eqtablsh ment a full Stock of Northern BUGGIES and CARRIAGES, of superior manufacture. gAllsortsof REPAIRING done In the be'S manner. tand with the greatest dispatch. W"Call and examine our Stock. Our prices have been put down to correspond with the hard times. SMITh &, JONES. Dec 28 tf 60) CARBIAGE REPOSITORY ! CU RI STIE & Ii U R LBHERIIT. T HJ E Subscribers offer for male at the old stand iof R. 11 Sullivan, a C110ICE eallection of Carriages, Rockaways, liggles, And all other artices in their line. They have made arrangements to keep th-ir lionse supplied with the BEST A RTICLES, from the BIEST Fractories in the United States, which they will sell LOW FOR CAST!, ur for good paper on~ short time. GA RRIAGES and BUGGIES of every des cription will be rnis~hed to order on short notice. S. CHRISTIE, A. HIURLEERT. April 22 tf 15 $25 Reward, R ANAWAY from the Subscriber's mother, Iabout the 1st April last, his likely Mulatto boy RICH 'b10ND, about 21 years old, and about 6 feet i or 8 Inches higL.. His color is tolerable bright and his hair pretty straight, and wore when he lefl, a moustache. Hie is intelligent andl tolerably quick spoken. He has been raIsed In tlh kumse, and Is a valuable dining-room servant and good ostler. It is supposed lie Is lurking about some of the neighboring cities,-either Hamburg, Augusta, Qihartpaton or Cohlgmbia. Thip phoys reward will bp1pei) fo~r 4b sjprhpnion and dplivpry ii any concperning lpqwil b thagjcfplly rbpptvgd. T. W. LUNDY. June 28 tf 2d igTue Augusta Constitutlorallst and Charles ton Mercury will please copy weekly for one month and forward bills to T. N. L., Edgefield C. H,. S. C. Notice Positive. LLpersons indebted to the Estate of Mrs. SLucy Summerall,. decessed, are requested to pythe same forthwith;i and thsose having demands against sajd lstate will please~ re-nder them in pro per:y aa.-sp-d, qe soap as pissibl,. I 4eyipe to sule up the Eszto withoust delay. B. h. TAL~BERT. Adm'or. die bonip noes. Nov,3, 1858 12m 43 F INAL NOTICE.--.lI persons having any claims against the Estate of Simeon Mtathis, deceased are nsa fied that they must render them In by the tat October next, and those indebted must pay up by Return-day, or th.e A dministrator will be furced to pIs said indebtednesa in the hands of an ,Attorney f..r collection. The Estate must be closed by the het October, . . SIMPSON M ATIHIS, Adm'or. Aug..tf 30 EIECUTORS' NOTICE.--All persons indebted to the Estateof John Jones, dee'd., are earnestly requested to make arrangements to pay up promptly that the provisionas of the will may be complied with ; and all persons having demands against the Estate will please present thsm to the eenators inhdiately, properly at tested. -A. J. IIAMtMONDE' W. 0. HARRIS. Sept 8 tf -85 UBliE M~ISSOUlRI WINE&.-Spark l ing CAT.AB.\b, CABINET, and other brands of the Missouri Wine Company, cast be had at S. IR. BOWlR4, Agent, Hamburg, who I. the sole Agenst for that Company. Hamburg, Sept 1 - tf 34 TOTICE.--All those indebted to the Estate .. N of,..nnia cCarte,,deed, must pay upby L the 1st .laituary next ; and those having claims againse, the Estate will render them in by that day pr..perly attested. JACOB McCAWIRTEY, Au 25 I -17 88 Adm'r. SPECT ACLES! SPERCTACLES. LARGE ass)rtient of all kinds of spec tacles kept consmtantily on hasd, and I feel csoldent, from twelve ye rs experitnce, that I c p ltea,,e all a:es Call at EPRI tA IM TWEE25Y's Clek. Watch and .'eaelry Store. Sign of the Watch and >pectacles, near the L.-er MarLet, A uguata, Ga. Oct 6 3m 39 EW SPRING GOODS BOOTS AND SHOES! , lis. P. LAi. U1, Auguata, Georia, has thi, day received a large lot of SPRING GOOlDS, sd will cnntinue to do so through the iuoin.i--r, cuits.sting in part of Ladia' 8,1k F xed CUN UR SS'OAITERS, do do dos do do Gluve Kid Congrias do do Colored TIPT do do Black do do do Fine Philadelphia Kid and Morocco S.IP PERS, Mliases' Hixed K;d.Top K: tSRUTH ROOTS, do Kid and Murocco SLIPPERS and TIES, Childreiis' SIIOKS. of every dema-ription, Meia' CalI Opera PUM'V P BOOT.-, do Goats HEELED INVINCGIiF,1, do Patent W. S. PLuIal. and Oxford TIES, do Goats B. S. dos do C4lf B S. dot do Kid Coigress GAITER.A, do Cdif do 4U Boy.' dq da d With ; variety too toumerous to mention. Call and look. as I have attentive Clerks who will be glad to show the Goods. Augusta. Geo.. Ap-ril 5 tf 13 FALL AND WINTER C L 0 T IIG Under the 4Ugusta Hotel. OLAYTON & KENNADY ARE NOW RECEWViNQ STOCK OF READY.MADE CLOTHING THEY HAVE EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN TIS. M ARKET, AND ItRESPECTFITI.LY IN VI fE TIEIR ULD CUSTOMERS AN) TilE PUBLIC GENERAL LY, TO CA I.L AN ) EXAM INE THEIR Fashionable and Wellaade GOODS, POR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR. They keep a full supply of SHIRTS ANI) FPRNISHING GOODS, cosema pr MERINO UNDERSlIWTS, lRAWER0, CRA VATA, SURPENDERS, GLOVES, IIA NDKERCllEFS, &c. ALSO HATS AND CAPS, OF TIlE LAThT STYL.ES. CLAYTON & 5ENNADY. A ugmiatni. Si pt. 28 li58 2m 38 Fine Pianos, Books, MUSIC, &c., &e, T1 IIE Subperiber ar'ter return'ng thinks tom their .friende in ED)GIEFIEI.I) amnd ndjoining faiu tritm, for their libral patr~n:ige during the laist ten years, would infurnit them th it th .y still con tinuue to ke.-p on hand a large assortnm,-nt of PIANO FORTES fron, tihe re-l~tre maufitatores of R AV EN BA CON & CO , H AZE LTON, BROS., and A. I!. G A LE & (0 , New York. for whom they are .e Agents. These istrugnents having already wiin such fur nmted celebrity, it is only neceisary for us to repwat that for strengih. durability anid fihnih, tuogethier with power, kepth, noeeitners and sqfi ness of lone, theiy e~ballenzg,- comupetitinu. Persiins waint:nzg a superior PSIANO FORTE, woull do much better to call a-d sel-et fromni a lirg. saurtmenut, thin by dleailinit with P'edlars anid Agents of inferior nakers, wh. re they have no chomice.nnd hisve ofen to py higher prices for in'erior Instru menits, than line ones of superi *r makers can be bought fe Every PIANO FURTE arhi by us is warranted in every respect, so te ilurchaaer runms nio risk whatever. Persons urdt mn from' a datance. from u,, cant depe~nd upon gettinl a G001) A R TICl E. as we make'1 it a poInt to keep gomodm of tihe beset qpgalby anrd such ase we can recommend and warran- in ..very respect. The'r stock of MUSIC is very large and they are constantly recetiving nll new piecesl as they are published. GUITAR snd VIOLIN STRINGS of the best qualmy alwgi s on hand. They would a's., call attention to their large Stock gf School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery .Blank Rooks, nit oth. r arti.1,-.-ALAO Always on hanid the largest assortment in the State of G'U I T A R S, VItILINS, A CORDEONS, iFLUT ES, FL AG EOLWI1T, VI4p lOWS, &c ; and eytiy article of Miqsical Merchandim'e. . Carhart's and Needhami's and Prince's celebrated MKLODE2)ONS. ACCORIDEONS and VIOLINS repaired in the b.est manner All of the above articles sold at law pikes for Cash or City acce~ptances GQu, A. GATES & RROTIIER. Broad Street, Agusta Ga., between U. S.. and Globe Hlotels.. A j.ril 7 1858 tf 13 - ANSLEY & 8ON, GENERAL COMMi8SION MERCHANTS, AUGUSTA, GA., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in BACON, LARD, FLOUR, GRAIN, &c. WATILL give strict attention to the Sale and TVPurchase of N'erchandise, Fliour, Grain, and all kinds of COUNTRY l'RODUC 1i. By strict personal attention to business. we hope to secure a liberal patronage from the citizi ns of Edgeflld and the adjoining Districts. Orders for Blagging, Rope, Family Supplies, &c. promptly filled. I.lbpral eash advsaes made on Cotton and other prortnce when depired. Aug~reta, A gg 1~5 8m 82 POUJLLAIN, JENNING & CO, GROCERS * COTTON FACTORS, Opposite Globe Hoel, Augusta, Ga., C ONTINU E as heret, f..re, in connection with their Grocery business, to attend to the sale of COTTON and other Produce. They will be prepared in the Brtick Fire-Proof Warchouse, now in pricess of erection in the rear of their store, at the intersection of .1 ackson and Reynold streets, to receive on storage all consign uments made thmem. if Liberal cash advances made on Produce in store when requested.. ANTOINE POULLAIN, THOM AS .1. JENNINGS, ISATH PURSE. .Anusta, A ug 10, thm 82 Boot and Shoe Notice, r1I3HE Subscriber continues ,to have i made, on thme shortest riotice, and in i the best manner, th., finest amid most sub stantial BOOTS and SHOES~. All orders left at his Shop will bie promp~tly at teinded to. C. M. GR AY or myself .will be founrd at all times in the Villagre to attenid to all orders. N.' work to leave the shop without, the knowledge of the -ubscritber or my A gent., C. M. GR AY. gf Shop opoite B. J. -Ryan's Livery Stble. E. 11. YOCUIGBLOOD. June 2 - tf -2 71 HfOICE WUISKEYv-'iftv Barrels OJCORN, WiIEAT and RYE WHISKEY for al by 8. 1. BOWERS, Agt. PTINY ELAND FOR SALE, 26 7 A C RE S. SITUATED )N Edgefield & Hamburg Plank lioad, THREE MILES FROM THE VII.LAGE. ms an.11 P<ort:iza. -ClearecL REMAINDER WELL TIMBERED .%ND WA TERED! NovS tf 43 A Beautiful Residence for Sale! THE nubscrihr is desirous of selling his DE .LLIGH 'F UI. RE--lDEN. E. situate one mile fr.-m Edgefield 4. H on the old Stage Road fromp E4gefeld to Augusta On the premiese are uvury improvement necessary for the enmfort and con venience of a family. Thu Tract contains about Forty acres, a portion of whh-h is woodland. W Call so0on, if you wish to buy. Terms ac commodating and reasonable. L. :4. JOHNSON. Oct 13 tf 40 FOR SALE. O N the 24th of November next, if not dispo.ed of before, About 2,700 Acres of Land, In Barnwell District, b.-longing to the 9state Q Dr. J G. Guignard, deceased, bonc4d partly by the Sou:h Edisto Riyvr 4ad on which is a 'Sw aP4 Flo4r Mill, about }.mileS from Davis' Iridge, Rd P 141l1s frota Willist-n, workjed by a 4n0 streatl of water. J. 0 GUIGN tRD,x'ur. Oct 18 if 40 Land for Sale. rTlIE Subscriber, desiring to 'cbange his bust A ness ofebrs for sale his TRACT OF L \ND containing Six Ilundre.d Acres. On the place is a good Dwelling House and all necessary buildingr. Also, a good -'aw Mili. About 140 acres of th's.Tract are cleared-70 of which are fresh land. This tract is situate about 2j milpa East of the Pine House. I will take pleipre in showing the land to qny one ivho may wish to purchase. ABALOM BRNE. pt 8 tf 85 EXEOUTOAS' SALE. BY an order from W. F. Durisne, Ordinary, we will proceed to sell at the late residence of David Ouzte deec'd , on WEDNESDAY, 15TH DECERMRER NhXT, All the property not disposed of in the Will of the deceased. Con-isting of a TRAC' OF LANID containing about FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, Situate.I about 13 in les North-West of Edg f6lg C. H, on Mountain Creek and its watera, joatin lands with Jacob Ilarling, Win. Ilamilton, Jas. Shpppgrd, Jarrot Noble and Maj. Isame Bles, and abont one mile front his Stan Saw Mill. About half the Tract is el. a! ed. The uncleared portion is heavily timbered Pine Land. The place is one of the beat watered and Lealthies locativns in the listrict, with a c- mfortable dwecling and out houses. IUeference can be had by application to Elbert Harling. who lives ricar the p ace, and will take pleasure in hoA it.g the lrcmifes to any ouc desiring to see it, -ALSO There will lie s;lid ?j N |TT-TWO ACRE:; of the Nflmpstoad Tract, Joining lands with John-on Sale, Thos. Hender~on, Willis Ross an-.1 T. F. Williams. There is about TW V.NT Y-FIi A RE4 cle.arsd on time Tract, all of wl~ich is f:esh. It int well tihu bered, has sonme imfprovemlents n it, and is a hiea. thy aund b. autiful sittiti, --A LSO Sptwcpn Thirty nutd Thh~i ty-fve baies Cotton, Cotton .-eedl, Corn, Fodeler, Shucks Iuor .-es, .\ules, a yoke of Oxen, Cattte, Hogs, some of which are ist, 4)ne WVagon and Hlanss, one Cart, one Jersey Wagon one Carriage and Harness, and one Sn agy and Harness, a flue lot of seasoned Wagon timber, a go-,d Bark Mill, Plantation and Carpen tern Tools, H~ousehold and Kiteken Furniture, and muany othnr tlhings too tediolls t menation. TERMS OF 8ALE. The Real Esat ue will be srld con One and Two years credit with interest fienm day of tsale, with approved securities. The personal properly will be sold on andi one years tine with interest fromi day. of sale, also with oppruved securities-all sums und.r 010 Cat Nov. l t 45 .Executor's Bale. B~Yvirtue of an order fromn W. F. Durisoe. E. Esq, Ordinary, [I!l sell at the late resi dence of Levi McDaniel. dec'd., on Monday, 11th Decemnber next, thie personial p~roperty of said deceased, consisting in part of TiyO Nui;qI40OI., Stgec of Horses, Cattle, &c., turn, Podder and Oats. Tr~xs- i credit of twv.-ve months with interest fronm th1e d.,y of sa'e. Purchas-rs uiving~ notes with approved sureties for all sumsi over five dol lars-under that amount cash will be requ reil FRED) MeDAN1EiIs., 4a'r. Noy.1[ _____ _ dt -45 Administrator's Sale ! BYa *odr front W. F. Durisoe. Esq , Ordina ry, I i1proceed to sell on Wednesday the 24th inst,., at the late residence of James T. Fre.e man, dec'd., sill the personal property ol' said dp castpd5 ponsi4itg 9( Pour Likely Negroes, One Fine Piano, one Rockaway, two Mules, one Ilorse, llogs Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Plantation Tools, ll'u.,ehldd& Kitchen Furn-ture,&.. WTermns made known on dlay of sale g: 5 FR~igN, 4dMt'ur. Nov 17 If4 Administrator's Sale, - Y virtue of an order from W. F. Du imoc, Or I)dinary. I will proeed to sell at my residence 111 Wednesday, the ifth ppelwhr ne.t, N4ZNi3 NEWROEs, The property of Sidiglet.n Ililmem, decesased. Tsaxe-Twelve months credit with initerest frout date. l'urchasers to give note with good sureties. 5. II. HOLME4, Adn,'or. Nov. 3,1858 _Gt 43 Cavalry, Attention. T1 H E following omipose the Court Martial to try. the Defaulters of the Edgefield Squadron for the year 1858, ad nill meet at KEigelild C. U., on the first Monday in-Janury next. ieUt. Qul A'l ICS, Pr,-sielvt. Qapti. Ta~any anid Wv.asy, and Lients.04, Saou and Sairt. Mtemtbers. EnsMUs S. Mime. Judge A dyoeste. By order of J. F. BURRISS, Col. 2nd Reg't Cavalry. Nov 10 81 44 N OTICE--AIl persons indebted to the Estate of J. iH. liarris, d,eawd, are requested to pay up as soon as possible; andl those ha.ving de mands against the Estat.-, will render theom in by the 1st January neat, properly a't- ated. D. P. SlILF, Admn'or. Nov. 3. 1858 2m 43 N OTICE.---AUl ersons indebted to the Es tate of John Kirksey, dec'd., are hereby timely warned to make payment forthwith, and those having claims against the Estate are notified to render them in, properly attested, at an early day. E. P. H. KIRKSBY, acting Uz'or, NOTIC E 3-All persons indebted to the Es tate of George MelD. Reairden are reque.sted to make immediate .ettle~ment ; aind those having demands against the Estate will pleas present them forthwith, properly attested. EC. P. 11. KIRIKSEY, ?d'or. Jan , ~-52. Last Notice. ALL persorsa indebted to me are requested to call Aand settle up, as I am obliged to have the money. WI have a few Ladies' CLOAKS and WOR T XD 00GODS which I will selD at greatly reduced prices. B. C. BEYAN. t27 e-: 42 HENRY DADY Whalesale and RotaRfl.Denter in BOOTS & SHOES Under the U:dsted St tes Hotel, A ITGuST A, G3 EORGTA, B EG to inform his friends and the mPublie't he is just openine one of the LAROEST, BEST and CIIEA PEST Stocki of - BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, 'Walimen, Carp-1et1Bag,dba 'I hat he has ever brought to Augunsta, We'eeted carefully from the Manuftinarera, perwally, and purcloa.e. enotirely for U % 81, whicheiabhs hin to offer superior iduc-lmeuts o those who nasay favor him with a call. 3,0"0 Pair W. Splendid I'lantation I-R OGANS, of very supe.ior qualityi exeedLingly cheap; 10 Ca*- 'f very superior Hair L.ined Water 'roof B' OTS, enthely aew, and desirable for the'. cold weather. With a full ans..rtmenit of L,dies ssl 1 ss HI-:ELED atd UNUEELKb GAITAt. SLP PEiB, B'8KIN-, &b., &e.. to all of which I would resp. etlully invite the attent.on 'or tiepb,+ lie. H V. It V DA In'. NEXT DOOR TO ORAY t TUALEY. Augusta, Sept.2v . tt .. APO THfUOARIES'HALL.... THOMAS J. FOGARTY, DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY, UNDER TIE AUGUSTA HOTEL, - Broad Street, Asaget, Georgia, '0ULl) tespectfully call the suention of Plan. ter, -ber. hants a,.d Physialans -to his fresh. and unadulteprated stock "f Drup, Medicines ud ChedeaIs, ND ALL OTHR1A AfITICIE4 IN ills-LINN. I fool pagrpd il1ai no luas In shis City or else whoro pan Ar a 4ooelg .uperlor in f VUINB ?E SS F4r, or on more RE SONABLN EVEIY ARTICLE WARRANTED 1 All officinal preparations put up under the pervision of araduates of the London -and DalfI - olleges of Pharmacy, and lit striot confrmity with the foroularie of the United States Phart, rnacopma.-My stock of FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, Ui, Tooth, Paint and Wall Urbe., &0., &O., &c., . '' is at all times complete. I would also call atten Lion to my stock of Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty,.Varnishes, ARTISTS' MATERIALS, BURNING FLUIDI C., which I pro , ise to sell 10 per cent LOWER than ny Ilumse In this City. Any article sold by moe, which does not give. satisfaction, the m..n y will be returned and- ex pences paid in all cases. Agent for aherman's Patent Trugst the only depot for genuine bweedish LEECHPA In the City. W.-oliciting a visit before purobasli -else. where, I feel cndllent, that the Induemnents of fered both in luwn- sa 41f price and punctoulity hI at-ending to orders, will secure a portopn of yot. trade. rf'Remember ray Store is under the Augut Hoel, ."uvista, Ga. TiOM.i .1. FOGARTY. A ugusta, .\larelh SUDlv 1 WXK H. TUTT,* WHOLESALE A N D RET~fJ --DALERl IN French, Englisi . ii Alia D RU GS, ro "2.80, 'Eroc tro at, A UGUSTA, 0.1. B LUE STON-E. 3,000 Lbs. for sale very low, by- - W. 1I T UTT, Druggist, - a 180, Blroad street, A ugusta. LINVSEED OiL, WVII ITE LEAD, &c 500 Gallons Ernlish Linseed Uil; 10,000 L bs. Pure White Leadl; Colours of all kindrs. For sale at very low figures, by WV. H. TUTT, I 'ruggzist, - No. 108, Broad .treet., A ugusta. SPERM, WHALE AND LARD OIL. A large Stock always on hand and for sale low, by W-. Ii. T UTT, Druggist, No 108, Broad Street, Augusta. CONCENTRATED LYE. he best article known for moakinoc soap-cheaper and better than Potash. Fur sale by WV. HI. TUTTr, Druggist, . No 108, Broad btreet. Autgnsta, Nov 1 - f ' 43 WATCH, CLOCK & JEWELRY S T ORE. EPHRAIRTWEEDY, Augusta, Geo., Enear the Lower Miarket, has now a LARGE md * 1.NE Stock of CLOCKS, WA TCHES AND JEWELRY, Of th.e halt, styles ando fashions. CLO' 1(B of the best make and warranted to keep tine at prices rangiung from 61,50 to $12 W ATC H1E8 of the newest psatte-ns, both Silver tand Gol I, of the best sud most s~ubstaz'IiaI kind, tod warranted to keep stood time. JEWELRY nf the newest and ~rrct styles, [ava, Came'o, Coral andl all Gol Setts, BR A CELXTS FINGER RINGS, CHAINS, &c., d the richest varIety. gfClocks, Watches atul Jewelry 'repairefand warranted b~y the o cst Workmen. Give E. TWREDY a trial. Augusta, Oct. 63 8m 89 Fall and Winter Styles HATS, CAPS, BOiNNETS, UJMBOELLAs,&tC. Whcaleoale a sa et metail< Q.EO. W. FERRY, f ugusta, Ga., is now propa-ed to greet his custome.rs with t new and extensive assortmoent of Genats. Fall atrle Volcakin and Cassimere HIATh, o " Freak ud as 'mer. felt . do " " Cloth, Nllc Veh-et, Phtish and Glazed Silk CAPS; Youths andI Boys HA TS andi CAPS.:al1 kinds; Childireno's Fancy do do elegantstyke; Y'elvetQ'lk,Chineal, Strawandi Lace KONNETS bilk, Scotch Gling, and Paragon UMBRELL AS;. Men's and Boys Wool htA TS, every variety of style and quality ; These Gsods are direct. from Manufactuarers, mde expressly for this market, and will be sold as low as same quality of Goods eac be* sold any where. Call ansdsee. GEG. .W. FERRY, Under Masonic 11ali, Broad S!rc, Augusta, Sept28 tt CLOCKS! CLOCKS! CLOCKSt AND NO MIS8TAKH. C ALL at F. H1. C.\NDEE'S andi eaamine thle best Clocks ever introdneed in the se'uthern market. A new styho., eitirely plain, -pretty and. substantial. W~aran'ed for ton years-if well useil. _ .g .ield, O ct138 - tf O C HIOICE TOIA CCO~.ust received, direct tromt the moanufactory of Col. Pete-' Pen.of Virginoia. a sup, ly oaf Iine CHEWIN(j TOBU'CO, cossuprizeaasin tfollowing Brands-: "i-H'ne'y Dew," 'Oreoaoco," " Extra Twist" and "Old Danoinioon." Lo.ver. . f the weeld arc Invitea to enll and somple the latter brand. ." Old Do. minion" is hard to heat. - (I L. ?ENN, Aat. Sept 8 4:. If -, V INEGAR-Two hundred iala h APPLE aid- PICKLING VINGlt rc.- '0- L PR~itIhi$