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THE ADVERTISER. JAKES T. BACON, EDITOR. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29, 1865. Congressional Elections. Aa jet, we har?' been able to hear nothing of the rosalt of Congressional Elections in .south Carolina. Tho Tote polled in our own D'.strict was as follows : MCGOWAX, 243 : GRIFFIN, 51'" The Washington correspondent ol the Kew York Timas asserts that th? President';) pro clamation announcing th? restoration o' the Southern States to the Union, and their right te full reptasen talion in Coagress, and also restoring th? writ of habeas corpus, wiil be -issued*before th? end of November. i Qr* G?n> Qillmore has been relieved of-the. command of the department of South Cand?na, and has boen succeeded by Gea. Dan Sickles. ' The utmost vigilance is exorcised by the Quarantine Officers at Charleston, and evory pre caution ? taken to guard again?t'the inti odectien of Cholera in that city. . ? -?- ? Day of Thanksgiving. Pr?sident J on xs cv, bas issued a proclamation appointing Thursday, the 7th day of December, as a day of Thanksgiving and Prayer. ? .*-i-? -?- * To Postmac**?"*. To postmasters, ' or those desiring tho rank of P. M., we urge the importance of sending on their petitions and applications for appointment with out delay, so .as to be ready to resume, or assume tho functions of their ?Boo when the moil service fox their benighted Stat? common ees, which will be about tb? 1st January next. Do, Messrs. P. il's., dont ??lay in this important matter, and thereby ciuse th? people to remain for a longer period rn th? Egyptian darkness that now encom passes thom. General Commission and Forwarding Business. Se? the Card of Mes*? BKOW.NB A Scmiarsn. These gentlemen will give their prompt attention to all consignment* made to them,, and will effect prompt s?les and returns. They will attend to tko in tures t of their patrons, in all sections, at the shortest notice, and in tho most satisfactory manner. Booty, Shoes, Brogans. Porbaps tb? lat goat and most ap lund i J assort ment af Boots, Sheet and Brogans in the South is that of E. DALT, 133 Mt cling Street, Charles ton. All purchasers, and especially all country Merchants, will do well to coutu't bis advertise ment, in another column. The Jamaica Negro Revolt. Th? Jamaica ?Standard says that over ono thousand of tho negroes engaged or implicated ia the lat? insurrection in Jamaica have been hanged, and probably before the Court Martial closes it is thought ten thousand will suffer death. Prompt and terrible r?tribution is baing meted out to tbe assassins and murderers by the Court Martial, vhUh it in session all tb? day and part of. the night. The few white leaders implicated in the hellish plot have already bean executed-sud the work goos on. Next week we will present details in full of some ?f the scenes of butchery and bloodshed eifocted hy the fiendish African? during-their lat? insurrection abd indiscriminate killing of white people on that unfortunate Island. .-? a ? , A Rival ot' Col. Huiet's Potatoes. Our rcspoctod friend, Gooowix M. Rerun, Esq., sends ut a Turnip of most unlawful proportions. It weighs Twelvu lbs., and is whito, firm and sweet. We* know this latter fact, for wc have plugged it. Wo say unlawful, beeauso old C. M. -GHAT, "of Co. A.," tells us it was brought to this enormous siro by conjuring. He says farther that he knows tba ueoret ; in fact he told us how it was done Query : Why doesn't C. M. raisa sacb ? As for our part, wo arc rather inclined to think our friend ROPER has been buying Guano from. Caciie ia Augusta. The Nestor of South Carolina Newa * papera. The fifty years-old Charleston Courier comes to ns lately with the familiar name of A. S. Wa LiSGTox ? Co. at its head. Thia fact rejoices us extremely. The Courter, ?ver since the close of tho war, has been published under the immediate supervision of Mr. Gao. D. WHITTEMCR?-ap pointed thereto by th? Government, or the Gov ernment authorities. Now it ls ono? more in tho hieda of its own people. " Old things hare pass ed away, and all things have become new,* Tbe Courier, however, is one of the old things that (luckily for th? South 1) has not passed away. And yet it has become- new. That is, it bas on new clothes. Tb? outward man is new ; but tho Inward man is as of yore-able, honest, truthful, genial. Most especially do wo congratulate our friend, Major Javas H. MUIIRELL, on tho present physical, moral, political, and financial integrity of th? Cenrier, Itshall be, as ?rer, ono of tho most honored and valued of th? Adoertiter'e ex changes. ? ' An Omin?os Movement of Troops. A telegram which we publish this morning, (says the Charleston (fenner, of th? 22d,) but which should hare been received in time for pub lication yesterday, announces tb? not wholly un expected intelligence of tho issuing of an order at Washington for all the United States Cavalry troops, excepting tb? Fiftieth Pennsylvania Reg iment, to repair to San Antonio. Th? purport of thia movement will be readily understood by those who have sept themselvos informed as to the late actions in Mexico, and havo noticed tho effect of those aetions in government circles at Washington. It is generally known that Major General Logan, recently appointed as Minister ta the Republic, is strongly in favor of a resolute enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine. 'Franco has had intimations sufficient to prepare her for a knowledge of the course which, at tho present juncture, it seems to be the intention of our Gov eminent to pursuo. Maximilian's days, we prophesy, ar? numbered, in the land of. th? Mentesumas. .* They Want Coffins." Dr. FEEXCH, of tho Freedman's Bureau, for the disapproval of whoso sayings and doings in Edge field, we incurred th? wrathful displeasure of Gen. Hatch, has been entertaining the people of New York lately, at Dr. Cn BB van's Church, with a record of the eursee hi* course, and that of his fellow fanatics, has iii dieted upon th? unhappy black rac?.' He begs hard that the philanthropists of th? North Will come forward immediately with aotual and tangible help for the negro, ife soy?, speaking of the negroes: "They are now fatt travelling down to tho tomb. They want coffins, aad will want thousands moro before tb? January of lS?g. They are starring and dying, calling tor coffins because they can't get bread. I do not want to reproach the government or the people; but the froodmen require tho assistance of both to save thom from death." Dr. FRENCH told the whole truth that tim? at all events I - iSPrl4tfter an exciting debate th? Mississippi Legislature refused to passa bill allowing negroes to testify io the State Courts. The vote was yeas ?3, nays 48. Fierce Insubordination. Wo road in a late number of the Sarann: Herald an instance of fierce and terrible insnbo iination on the part of certain free negroes < our coast. A Hr. HOLT?CLAW, of Qrocn Co. Qi bad a sun killed in December hist, at the siege Savannah ; tho body of this young man was V ried on the plantation of a Mr. SMITH on tl Carolina side of the river. Ton days ago, JJ KOLTZCLAW, attended by a friend named Loga and a negro mao, went to-or towards-this pla Cition to disinter and bring away the remains hi* son. Arriving within a few miles of SMITH plantation, the party were overtaken by sor half-dozen armed negroes, who stopped Mr. HOM CLAW ,- treated him with the most brutal and 1 rocinas indignity ; refused to b-.ar anything frc him: robbed, bim of bis revolver and sonie-seve ty or eighty dollar.?; would.not allow him to 8 a foot further ; and dually drove him across t river. They furthermore informed him that t former.owntrs of the rivtr plantut oas need nev attompt.to reclaim them; that they intended hold them forever, even in defiance of the milita authorities. On bis return to Savannah, > HOLTZCLAW was offered by Col. SICKLES, of t Freedman's Bureau, every assistance in his pon to enable him to recover tho body of his son-a to obtain redross for the cruel outrages to wbi ho had been subjected". Whether he did aotual recovar the body or no t-or "what the redress v? -tho now*paper account docs not state. Sometimes wo think of Iheao wretch ed free r groes with the greatest pity and cemmiseratio and then again tho conviction forces itself up oar mind that about ten. thousand of them TI have to bo shot or hanged boforo the rost t brought (e. their senses. Verily, what is to done with them is no less an Elephant for t South than for tho Kurth. ? ? ? Advantageous to Buyers and Seller Going to Augusta. I. SlWOX & Co. Next door to that monster establishment, Ga & MULLABKKY'S, Augosta, Ga., is the Beady-Ma Clothing establishment of J SIMON Sc Co., "th which none more complete can bo found ia 1 South. SIMONS has every'possible ?ort of garmi for men and boys-and of every possiblo textt and Kyle. If you want anything in thc clothi line-from Adam's fig leaf down to tho bag trouBers of thc present mode-go to SIMONS.* RC advertisement of tho " One Price Storo." 0 price, and that most reasonable ! DAVIDSON A Co. Among our new adveVllaomonts this week that of DAVIDSON A Co., (M. A. RANSOM CODS tutes the Co.,) denten in Hats and Caps, Boots a Shoes, Kerosine Oils, Lamps, Ac, Ac, Ac, 2 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Mr. RANSOM'S nai is a pleasant and familiar one to us ; for over a often during tho war, did we record his noble a: patriotic liberality to our soldiers-to Edyefit soldier?. We know him personally; and honor hi for thia; and we hope the bread ho so unselfish cast upon the water in thoso evil days, will n< return to bim an hundred fold. . E. B. Loxo 4 Co. The handsome, useful and fashionable cr tic! for sale at the popular establishment of E. LONG A Co , 280, Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., a as numerous as the sands of tho sea, and a? c versified as tho colors of Joseph's coat. Th embroco Dry Goods, Upholstery, Groceries, Cc lory, Wino?-but road tho advertisement in a other column. Road, ead, cuiuiioe ; and we kat you will purchase largely. POLLARD, COX, A Co. No Commission Merchants or Grocers in all tl busy und bustling city of Augusta, stand faire .r aro laore deservedly popular than Messrs Po LAUD, Cox, it Co. Their place of 'LUS?DOES is N 297, Broad Street. They solicit censigumcnte all kinds. And they keep always on hand a gs oral and complete assortment of groceries ai winer. Their curd will bc found in our prose: issue. GUANO AND OTHER FERTILIZERS. Planters, Farmer?, Gardeners, und even tho, who aro guilty of truck patches, would lose notl iog by pondering long and seriously tho ad ve tisement of Gao. R. CRDMP A Co., 209 Broa Street, Augusta, Ga. We know but little aboi Guano ?nd "all that kind of thing ;" but it a] peary to us that in these dark days of lazinei anl free niggers, such helps ard stimulants woul be eagerly sought after. If you want such thing go to CRL?MI''S% .-? *? -. - ??S- All thc rogular United States Cavalry excepting tho 50th regiment Pennsylvania Troopi haro been orderod to San Antonio. EST Tho Mobile Ii agister says Major Has ti ngj with his colony, will sail from that port for Bra zil on the 2d of December. Emigrants from th i ceuntry had arrived at Bio Janciroand wero cor dillly weloomod by thc Government and citizens and were given every encouragement and assis tance by the Minister of Agriculture. t3r*' Tho President has been advised by tele graph that the Florida Convention has annulled the ordinance of secession ; abolisbod slavery declaring that DO person shall be incompetent tc testify as witness on account of color in any man ner wherein c?leris concerned; repudiated thc Confederate State debt ; amondod the Constitu tion in other respects, and adjourned. ?SS^ Mobile papers of the 11th instant, report that tho steamer Duko wau burned on the Tom bigbee River, with 300 bales of cotton; abe, that ?Gen. Duff Green, of Alabama, died at Meblle en the 11th instant. ty The first-National Baak of Charleston was organized on the 21st, and will immediately go into operation. Andrew Simmons is Presi dent, and Geo. W. Williams, Wm. L. Trenholm, E. W. Marshall, M. C. Mordecai, David Jennings and Archibald Getty aro the Directors. , "HYMENEAL^ MARRIED, on tho 23rd ins{.r by Rev. L. R. Gwaltnoy, Mr. O. TOWLE8 CULBREATH and Miss FANNIE E. PRESCOTT, all of this Dis trict. 'MARUM, on Thursday, the 23d, by Rev. D. L: Brunson, at thc bride's mother**, Mr. W. L. TALBERT and Miss MOLLIE E. SELF, all of this District. lloro again, wo have received a basket of superb cake-very superb indeed. At this rato we caro not how many feasts Hymen holds throughout the land. We wish our old Co. K. friend, the happy and fortunate bridegroom, real and life long happiness ; and to the fair bride we beg leave to offer oar most respectful congratulations. MARBRIHD, on Tuesday evening, SI st October, by tho Rev. Sumter Daniel, at the residence ef the bride's father, Col. BEN. E. NICHOLSON, lat?.of the Hompten LegUn, to Miss LIZZIE, fourth daughter of Major JOHN H. HVOBBB. MAHBIID, on the 12th inst, By M. M. Padget,. Esq., Mr. J. A. RODGERS and Min ELLIOT I JOHNSON, oil ot tuts District. MARRIED, on the 18th inst., by tho Rev. H. T. \ Bartley, Mr. L. W. WARREN and Miss SARAH 1 WHITTLE, all of this District. Por the Advertiser. Gen. Jamel Jones. GOD. JAVIS JOKES VIII born in the District of Idgefield, October 3rd 1805, and expired, after a rief illness, at bis residence in GranitevRle, oa he cv-rnin^ of October 19th, 1865'. During his life it was his fortune to fill various Msitloni of public trust, and all of thom with a i doli ty and conscientiousness that commanded iniverpnl ??niniendation. Fend of social ease ind enjoyment, he might have been regarded perhaps aa exhibiting too little of carefulnoss ind solicitude in the pursuit of his private iater it.t. Bul when advanced to public office and em ploy meat, this seeming indifference and quietud** ?ever followed him there. In bisofileial spheres, sleepless vigilance and UboriouJ ouergy alway? accompanied him. No details however complica ted or irksome, no labors however invidious in their ptrftnaance could weary.or bafflo bim in tbe discharge of-his publie duty. Dis services as an officer and soldier during tho Indian war in Florida will never be forgotten by his cempanions-in-arms. Without disparage ment to those who have filled the same office, it may bc mott truthfully said that)the duties ef the InspocUr and Adjutant General of this State, were nevor more efficiently and satisfactorily per* formed than during the period of his adminis tration. For a long series of years he occupied th? position of Chairman of the Board of Visi tors of tho Military Aeademies of th? State. These, schools feeble and languishing at first, were the sbjecti of hil unceasing care and devo tion. It was mainly through his energetic and unwearied efforts that they were introduced to public favor, and were built up into.Institutions most honorable to the State. In the war waged by the United Stales upon the States of th? South he c unman de J ono of the Regiments fr?m South Carolina, and so officer perhaps ever, possessed a firmer hold than himself upon the respect and attachment of bi? command. In oseh and all of the public offices and em ployments which he filled, his admirable good sense, his sound and well poised judgment, and his noble conscientiousness, inspired perfect con fidence, and the warmest esteem. Lut it was only to his intimate and personal friends that bis general worth, and bis true nobil ity of oharacter were fully andtberoughly known. By tho casual observor, his native modesty and reservo wero sometimes mistaken for coldness and apathy. But beneath this quiet exterior wero to be found the warmest social affections and the highest generosity. No man was ever wore con stant and faithful in bis friendships, and no ono hud ever warmor ?r truer friend*. Possessed of such qualities, ho could not be otherwise than revcrod and loved in the circle of his immediate family. Tho sorest calamity .f his life was the loss ef his devoted and noble wife, whom be survived not even cue brief year and the blessings of children had, been dun ?cd to him. Under such circumstancts, it was eminently characteristic of the maa to give, as he did, his en tiro estate to th" two orphans, th? children of a poor straagar, whom he had,adopted and reared as bis own. By all to whom he was properly known, his memory will be cherished as long as unostenta tious virtue, incorruptible probity, and manly w?rtb shall be estoemcd amosg men. Gold Watch Lost! LOST on Monday morning, tho 27th, between Col. Huiet's ?nd Warren )& Lovelace's frtoro, a doubled-cased GOLD WATCH, marked on tb? insido "A. M. H." A liberal reward will bo paid tho finder by leaving the Watch with Col. John Iluiet or Mr. R. W. Cannon., A. M. HAWKINS. Hendorsonvlllr w ?| N^o.,18. lt as. Just Received, CATI POUNDS Choice BUCKWHEAT; OUU 1 Gross PEGGING AWLS; I Bushol SnOE PEGS ; 1 Dor. WAFFLE and WAFER IRONS; 1 Doz. Brass Bound PAILS; 1 Dor.. KELLERS ; 1 Doz, Cocoa Nut DIPPERS, ?c., Ac. We can afford to soil tho above articles as cheap as they can bo had in Augusta. J. R. CAR WILE A CO. Nov 28 tf 48 Cotton Seed For Sale ! iAA BUSHELS OF PURE BOYD PRO, LIFIC COTTON SEED for sale at Win ter Seat. Theso Cotton Seed will produce one. fourth moro (int por aero than any other seed I over planted. Apply in time if you want them. I also bavo 200 bushels of SEED OATS for sale. A word to the wise is suficiont! Como and buy, and grow rich. J. L. HARMON. A sample of the Cotton Seed can bo seen at tho Adcertiier Office. Nov. 29 tf 48 Lost or Mislaid ANOTE or SINGLE BILL on Robt. Lanier for Eightoen hundred and tkty.six dollars and ninety-five cents ($1S66,95) dated 13th May, 1803 and due ono day alter the dato thereof, and payablo to Robt. D. Brunson> er bearor. All persons are forewarned not to-trade for said note as it bas not been paid. ROBT.D. BRUNSON. Nov. 27, 4t 48. State of South Carolina. EDQEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Winney Padgett, ot. al. vs M. A. Tadgott, ot. al. J BY Virtue of an order from the Court in this case, I will sell at the refideuce of Mrs. Winny Padgott, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th DECEMBER NEXT, the following Proporty mentioned in the ploadirigs, to wit: ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing 800 acras, more or less, adjoining lands of James D. Watson, Manchester Padgett, Dr. L. S. Smith and otbors. j Also, 8TOCK OF HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS, PLANTATION TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Ac, Ac, &n. Land to he sold in soveral tract!, which will be core particularly desoribed on day of salo. ' Sold on a crodit of five years with interest from day of sale, interest to be paid annually. Pur chasers to givo bonds with at least two good sure ties^ and mortgage of the land to ?cure tho pur chase money. Costs and expenses of sale to be paid in cash. Titles extra. , Z. W. CARWILE, C.E.E.D. Nov. 24, 3t 48 More New Goods. rt SHE Subscriber has commenced Business again JL at his ol<f stand, near tho Post Qffioo, whore hp will take pleasure in waiting on bis customers, and hopes to share a liberal patronage. . L. R. TILLMAN. Nov 22 fl 47 Attention I r*HE POLICE COMPANY organized and ac cepted from the 9th Regiment, is ordered to assemble at Duntonsvillc, on Saturday, the 3d D?c. Members of this Company ?bo have not taken the aainosty oath, are urged te do so prior lo the 3d, as it is a necessary requisite that each nernber should take said oath. C. A. CHEATHAM, Capt. Nov 22 2t t 47 Notice to Teachers, rUE TR?ST.K?? of tho Edpenel?" Malo Acad emy will elect a TEACI?KR Tor tho year 80C, on Tuesday, the 5th Dccembor. Applicants rill address Dr. R. T. Mini?, Chairman. GEO. A. ADDISON, Seo'ry. Edgofiold, Nov 13 3t 40 A-ttention ! Th? Extensive, & Liberal SHOE HOUSE, * 133 Meeting Street, CHARLESTON, 8. C, ?OW CALLS THE ATTENTION OF MER CHANTS AND PLANTERS To the foll ?win g extensive Stock wbicb cannot be snrpiimil by any other House South of Mason A Dixon's lino:, 150 Cases MEN'S, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES, ? .100 Cases MENS'. BOYS AND YOUTHS' FUR AND WOOL HATS, OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES. 300 Cases PLANTATION TURPENTINE DONALDSONS Of tho first qualities and well adapted for tho FALL TRADE! ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Ac, Ac, Ac. Similar consignments weekly and semi-weekly Country Merchants will do well to call and ex amine my Stock before purchasing elsewhere. E. DALY, AGENT for Manufacturers. Charleston, Nov 25 lm 48 W. K. BROWKB. F. M. SCHIBMHR. ? BROWNE & SCHIRMER, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 9, Exchange Place, CHARLESTON, S. O. ife/erences. Jon* FRA SITER A Co., Ch arie? ton, S. C. W. P. HALL, ** " T. S A V.AGK HRYWARD & SONS, Augusta, Ga. FENNER, BENNET A BOWMAN, New York. J. B. SULLIVAN, EagefieM, S. C. Attention given to tho purchase, sale and ship ment of Cotton, otc. Liberal advancos made on Cotton shipped through ns to our New York ref erences. Goods and Morehandise of all descrip tions received and forwarded from this point and the terminus of the South Carolina Railroad. Charleston, Nor 26_lm_44_ Public Sale. A8 I have disposed of my Plantation, " Mt. Vintage," I will sell nt PUBLIC OUTCRY, on THURSDAY, December 14th, 1865, at 10 o'clock, A. M., all my perishable property . con sisting of HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, . COWS, HOGS, CORN, FODDER, PEAS, POTATOES, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, ONE LARGE SYRUP BOILER, ONE FAMILY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS, (Nearly new and in splendid order,) ONE VERY FINE ROAD WAGON, (New, Rambe's make,) ONE FINE-TONED PIANO, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, And in fact everything OB the plantation. F. O'CONNOR. Nov 28_3t_48 To Rent or Sell, MY ENTIRE PLANTATION on Turkey Creek, situate two miles from my residence, eoataining ABOUT 1500 ACRES. Five hundred acres in good oondition for a crop of Grain or Corn. All necessary buildings on the place-sufficient to employ a large force. Apply soon. DANIEL HOLLAND. Nov 27_4t_48 Administrator's Sale. IN pursuance of an ordo: from W. F. Durisoe, Esq., Ordinary for Edgefiold District, I will proceed to soil at tho late residence of P. W. THURMOND, dee'd., on TUESDAY, tho 12th December next, all the personal estate of the said deceased, consisting of ONE HORSE AND ONE MULE, CATTLE, STOCK AND FAT HOGS, CORN AND FODDER, ONE 2 HORSE WAGON, ONE BUGGY AND HARNE8S, PLANTATION TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COOKING UTENSILS, Ac, Ac, Ac. Terms Cash, in Specie. SARAH E. THURMOND, Ad'ix. Nov. 28, 2t* ' 48. Administrator's Sale. BY an order from the -Ordinary, I shall pro ceed to sell at the lato residence of JAMES D. HERLONG, diceascd, on TUESDAY, the 12th day of December next, all the Personal Es tate of said deceased, consisting in part as fol lows, vii ; 7000 POUNDS GINNED COTTON, HORSES AND MULES, A FINE LOT OF FAT AND STOCK HOGS, CATTLE, SHEEP AND GOATS, CORN, FODDER, WHEAT AND 0AT8, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PLANTATION AND BLACK SMITH TOOLS, 1 ROCKAWAY, 1 BUGGY AND 1 WAG-ON, And various other articles. Term*,-Cash on delivery, in Specie. H. C. HERLONG, Adm'er. Nev. 24,_2t*_48. Administrator's Sale. IN pursuanoe of an order from W. F. Durisoe, Esq., Ordinary for Edgefield District, I shall proceed to sell on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of Decerobor next, at the late rosidenee of .SAM UEL BLACKWELL, dee'd., all the personal property of said deoeased, consisting of 21 Bales Cotton, CORN, FODDER, COTTON SEED, FAT AND STOCK HOGS, CATTLE AND SHEEP, ' ONE YOKE OF OXEN, HORSES AND MULES, ONE BUGGY AND HARNESS, ONE WAGGON, BLACKSMITH TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, Ac, ?c., Ac, Term* of Sale,-Cash, in Speele. JOHN W. TOMPKINS, Adm'r. Nov. 25, St 48. Executor's Sale. BY an order from the Ordinary, I shall proceed to sell at tho lato residence of A. B. ASBILL deceased, on TUESDAY, the 12th day of Decem ber next, all the personal Estate of said deceased, oensitting, in part, as follows: HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, 1 GOLD WATCH, 1 DOUBLE BARREL SHOT GUN, FLOUR, COTTON, CORN, FODDER, PEAS, HORSES, MULES, CATTLE AND.HOGS, ' PLANTATION IMPLEMENTS, ONE GIN HEAD,,ONE WAGON, ONE BUGGY, Ac.,.Ac, Ac. Terms Cash, in Specie. A. M. MITCHELL, Ex'or. |J Nov. 27, _4&. Seed Wheat for Sale. 1 fifi BUSHELS Choice Little Red SEED 1UU WHEAT for sale. D. R. STROTHER. Nov. 25, lt* . 48< O-1- . -fi \ r**tII i mm . ' itt A 224 BROAD STEET, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA SOMETHING- NEW The Only Regular Gent's, Boys and Chilciren's S IN THE CITY. Qi :r ? 2 X. SIMON ?fe 224 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, G?.; Are. constantly receiving supplies of FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING for Gent's, Boys and Children, maniiia?tured out of best Cassimeres, Pilot Cloths, and fine black doeskins. Silk Undershirts ; Wool Undershirts ; Merino Undershirts ;. . English Half-Hose; Merino and Woolen Half-Hose ; Gloves of all kinds ; Boots and Shoes ; Umbrellas; . . .-. Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags ; : Fine Fur Hats;- ; .... j .. gj. Wool Hats; Pocket Combs ; Dressing .and Fine .Combs; . India Rubby Round Combs ; . * Fine Ivory Bl^ck Combs ; Pins and Needles ; Buttons, a large variety f Perfumery, Soaps, .&e. And in fact, Everytliiiig in the line of Yaiii?e Notions. All of which we will sell at LOW PRICES, a9 we haye not sufficient room to keep them. l . TO THE PUBLIC. The above Firm have established a Mannfactory of Clothing in New York City, and a Jobbing and Wholesale House in the City of Augusta, where they are con stantly receiving Goods of the best quality, and offering the same at reduced prices. One of our Firm remains in New York all the while, and is at all times selecting Goods with great care for this market. With an experience of eight years in -this City, they are enabled to anticipate the wants of the Southern public. They can and will sell 25 Fer Cent. Lower Than any other House in the Southern States. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well by examining ?ur Stock, as we have an assortment of Goods that cannot fail to satisfy their wants. I. Simon & Co., THE ONE PRICE HOUSE, 224 Broad Street, 3 Doors below Central House. Augusta, Nov 25 tf , 47 E. B. LONG & CO., 286 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in OP EVERY VARIETY, FOR XADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. -AJLSO Hat?, Bounetii, Caps, ?wc; Shoes, Hoots, Slippers, ?Vc; Ready-Made c lot hin- ; Table Cutlery, Spoons, Ac; Sugar, Coffee, Tea; Carpeting, Rngs and Mats ; Trunks, Valises, ?Sec.; Queensware, Tinware; Notions, consisting ot Buttons, Pins, ?tc.y tko. Catawba and Isabella Wines ; Sparkling Champagne; Catawba Brandy, Ac. Any, or all of which, they pledge Ihemeolvcs to sell as law, if not lower, than current prices in the City. They respectfully, invite the calls of buyon from the country, to whom they will be pleased to tell in any quantity doeired ; and ir.ll take pleasure In showing the largest and best assorted Stook in Augusta, consisting of almost everything that j may be needod. Call at LONG & CO'S., No. S86 Broad. Street Augusta, Nov 27 6t 48 WM. D. DAVIDSON. M. A. RANSOM. I-, 210 Broad Street, Opposite Bank of Aua nata, AUGUSTA, GA., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS E i I) tai Ajj jjvvtui OM EST IC & COTTON YARN' PURE KEROSINE OIL, KEROSINE LAMPS, KEROSINE CANS, WICKS AND CHIMNEYS, And other Miscellaneous G?ods. Augusta, Nov 27 la.. 48 M Hats, Hats. ENS' and BOYS' HATS, of all qualities, just received by DAVIDSON A CO. 210 Broad Street. August?, Nov. 27, Im 4S. Kerosine Oil. WE keep constantly on band PURE KERO SINE OIL, by the Gallon, Barrel nod in fi va gallon Cana. DAVIDSON deCO. 1 " ' 210 Bro id Street. . Angu?ta, Nor. 27. ? .Lu 48 Shoes! Shoes! WIS have just received, direct from th? Mao. ufacturers. TWO THOUSAND PAIRS OF SEWED AND PEGGED* BROGANS. A prime article, which we ans sailing at low pri?es. Also, a good assortment of LADIES AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. . DAVIDSON A CO. . 210 Broad Street. Angosta, Nor. 27, ? Ira 4S. Administrator's Sale. , BY an order from the Ordinary, I shall proceed to soil at the late residence of WILLIAM ll OLSON, deceased, on FRIDAY, the 8th Decem ber next, all tho Personal Estate of said deceased, jOBslstlog ia part ae fellows : HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, PLANTATION AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS, WHEAT, CORN, FODDER AND SHUCKS, HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP, ONE 52 GALLON STILL, Ac, Ac. To un,-Cash in specie. JAMES M. HOLSON, Adm'r.' Nov. 27, ll* 43, POLLARD, COX k CO., GENERAL GROCERY IND COMMISSION MEfiCHANTS, No. 297 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, OA., WILL gire prompt attention i<>'.tbu SALB and PURCHASE of COTTON, COTTON QOODS, and all article* of Merchandise, COUN TRY PRODUCE, Ac. Consignments from all soctions solioitod. ALWAYS ON HAND A FINE LOT OF Brandies, Whiskies, . Port? Sheii y and Claret Wines POUTER, ALE, SltU&S, COFFEES, TEAS; . CANDIES, SALT, CHEESE, SOAP, MACKEREL, SAUCES, MUSTARD, S EG A HS, BROOMS, BUCKETS, CANDLES, And all other article? u?ua!ly kept in a FIRST CLASS GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT, all of whioh will be sold for tho lowest pesaiblo cash price?. W. J. POLLARD, JNO. Ti CUX, Late of thc firm or C. N. WAUCBR A Co. Augusta, Nor 27 tf 48 GEORGE ROBINSON WITH . FLEMING & ROWLAND, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, No. 2S0, South side Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. j Constantly on Hand SUGAR, COFFEE, 111?, ROFE, BAljT, IRON, NAILS, AND WOOLBIN" O-OOXJS. TO THE" .PUBLIC. The undersigned would ba pleased. ta seo his Friends of Abbeville and E Ige field Districts at the above place. GEORGE ROBINSON. Augusta, Nov 0 lin 45 FOB SALE OR RENT, rHE PLANTATION of tba Undersigned, in Edgefleld District 6 miles below Ch appel l's )opot, containing aboKt * 1212A.ores. Uso, 750" to SOO Acres of well timbered Land, rithin one mile of the River Tract at th? nearest oint. THE RIVER TRACT will be rented or sold lone. It has SOO aeres or more, cleared and lin er fence, mott of which is la good cuitare ; 150 o 200 acres are admirably tutted to the produc ion of Cotton) especially if Guano it used, a? the oil. possesses the' proper admixture of Hand, 'he remainder, oompotid of mostly of Creak and liver bottoms, is good Corn and small grain ltd. There are tonie 40 or 50 sores or Creek and Liver bottom a uncleared, of the finest quality. 0 to 100 acres are already seeded in Wheat There are on the place, a comfortable Dwelling ??th 8 rooms, Cabins for about 40 or 50 laboren od their, families, and every outbuilding nee? m a- ' r for a plantation. . - ? Application may be mada ta the undersigned a the place, or in Columbia during UM Session f the Legislature M. L. BONHAM. Nor 20 _2t 47 To the Pub?o, J )F. McEWEN, having reeejstBt? COM . PLETE ASSORMENT OF : WATCH 1 ATE RI ALS, would respectfully-Inform hit iend."-and the public generally teat ha it now '?pared to execute, with din pat cu, all work i the . .. . watch Repairing Department. All work done by him will he.warranted. All styles of HAIR WORE and SOLID GOLD SW EL RY tn ado to order. I " TERMS CASH. No work will be allowed to ava tho Shop an til paid for. Octal tf 44