Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, February 21, 1866, Image 3
MILLS HOUSE,
CORNER QUEEN & MEETING STREETS,
mHK POPULAR- AND WELL KNOWN
J. HorsE is how folly open for tho reception
of visitor?, havijjj boen refurnished witt? NEW
and ELEGANTPTJRNIT17RE THROUGHOUT,
and efTers'to the travelled' accommodations and
oonvenioaces as a FIRST CLASS HOTEL not
to be equalled by any Nor. h or South.
The patronage of thc^tri velLing- public is re
spectfully solicited. ?a
Rates of Boarrd per ?ay $v,00 j?Rates per month
pa may be agreed onr**-^.*-^ ^J^J*L.^T
JOS. PURCELL, Proprietor.
Charleston, Feb 21 if 3
TH? AUB?STA FOUNDERY
AND y V
MACHINE WORKS,
AUGUSTA, G?.
?- tv??i >-.>-.- v? ? i-tw-ej >>/ .. . ?*.>?* . *
THE Uudersigned having fitted up lae-above
Works; and beiogjiupplicd with an abun
dance of material,* ar? now r repaved to- fitf ali
orders for EVERYTHING IN THEIR LINE,
on the SHORTEST NOTICE, aud at prices to
suit the tiajes, yjt :.~
AQ*&FLWRA?L IMPLEMENTS, of all;
kinds.
RAILROAD WORK of avery description.
HOLLOW WARE, SASH WEIGHTS;
Church, School, Factory and Fire AlarmJ
BELLS ; and ia fact, CASTINGS of all and
every kind, heavy or light, in Iron or Brass.
Railroad Companies, Car Builders, Factory and
Mill Owners, Corporato Authorities, and all those
wishing a large amount of CASTINGS, will find
it to their ad vantage to give ns a call before con
tracting elsewhere.
ANT?-TRICTION METAL, for Heavy or Fast
Bearings, furnished at short no?ce, and warrant
ed of bobtfluidity.
PHILIP MALONE & ?0.
Augusta, Feb 17 1m 8
THIS WRINGER has again talton tho FIRST
PREMIUM in tho Great Fair of the Ameri
can t ostini ta-it has also taken the FIRST PRE
MIUM atibe State.Fairs of New York, Vermont.
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois.
Kentucky) Iowa, Wisconsin, Connecticut River
Valley Fair, Champlain "Valley Fair, and at most
of the County aud Institute Fairs throughout tho
country.
Over 200.ODO have boen sold and are now ir
us? In the United State?, und we nixer heard of j
ort* that u<r? not liked.
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other
Wringvs, in having ?urge rolls of solid India
Rubber, so protected by strong-'.c?GWtrKKf.s thai
they cannot slip or kreui? l?o>e from thmhaft. PP
strong"wood Lame cannot bo broktn, and docs
not rn?f or *"i/ th* e-fothe*. Every JUniverscI
Wringer ls WARRANTED.
Wo s elect a ?ev tes'tiinouiils from pcrsoLS
widely known to thc public, who i-pi-k from ac
tual biuer?eacv, and arc above suspicion of uih
statomcuL
V. md* ''rn . ^ .
" My family would as roon give up thu cooking
stove as the CLOTH cs WKI.-CGMC. li c :ncut be too
highly recommcuded.-[So!i:i Robinson.
"This i?-i'je first Wringer T bavo found thal J
would stand tho service required ol* it."-[J. P,
Huggins, Lvve^y's Hotel-.
" Wu think thc Machine snrcn MOHE mAX-PAvs
POR TT8KLY BV^KKV YEAH LITHE 8AVI?C OP OAR
itetrrs. We think it important the wringcrshuuld
be nftcd with COGS."-[Orango Judd. Editor of
American Agriculturist.
"I heartily commend it to economist.; of time,
money and contentment."-[The Rev. Dr. Bel
lows.
3?rices :
Large Wringer, "A " $12,00
Medium " *? li " 10,00
Doty's Washer, Family Size, 14,00
** *? Hotel ?. 10,00
Merchants or good canvassers can make money
rapidly selling them in every tova. Exclusive
sale guaranteed and ?ber?! terms given to-res
ponsible parties who first apply. Descriptive Cir
cular and tories sent free
The celebrated DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER,
which has jost taken thu first premium at the
great Fair of the American Institute, is also sold
by the undersigned.
R. C. BROWNING,
GENERAL AGENT,
Ko. 347, Broa ii way, New York. '
? Feb 21 lOux 8
Mathematical School.
THE Undersigned proposes to take chargu of
a few' CLASSES, iu Pure and Mixed Math
ematica, with, applications to Mechanics, Natural
Philosophy and Astronomy, at his residence in
GREENWOOD, Abbeville District.
While thc course of instruction will be chiefly
Mathematical and Scientific, yet attention will
also bo given to tho more important Brancher
formorly taught in the State Military Schon.'s.
" Should.there bs a sufficient number of tppli
caoL, be will also have a Classical Department,
served by an .able and ezppriencod Teacher.
Toe terms will 'bc $45, $ 40 and $.iO per Session
of 20 weeks, uccordinv' to the advancement of the
Pupil, tu be paid ia specie "r its equivalent.
Boarding can baobt,-' -ved in the village st $10
per month.
The School will open on the FIRST MO'S DAY
in MARCH, and patrons will please apply prompt
ly by letter or otherwiso.
.?* ?*. - - J. A. LELAND.
- -Greenwood, Feb 13 ;5t7
UNDERWRITER'S AGENCY.
THE Subscriber haring been appointed Agent
of the ^
GER ???X?A, HA56VEJ?, ?HAGA1U &
REPUBLIC FIRE ISSi/KAltCE
*s,? r COtiPAIilES
Of New Y?>rk.-the aggregate C*sh Assoit? of ?
which fe NEAR? THREE MIL LI QN S OF DDL
LARS-is prepare 1t-> ukc risks, against loss or
dam tge by Fire o& liberal terms'
{? .v.iS-* Wi<C AH WILE, Agcp.. !
Pcb13 #_.__<_
State of i^ath Capolina,
EDGEFI??iL) D?ST?ICT,
' W EQ?ftt. > I
?iatm.WLit?ca?, . ., ]
Alford Whittle ? Siuion. Cro?h^?? fur * *r
BY virtue of an Order of the Court JO''thia
ease, I.will sell on THURSDAY,, ih? nth
ot M ARCH NEXT, at tbt? late TMhieao'c'of
WH-LW WHITTLE, diccL, tba .HEAlT.r?
XAT& of sail ?d-c<n%??.d, chc.-'w?o^^? FOCH
S i. VK ll AL TRAC T? '-F L?iiih, tay ig
TRACT NO. 1. (Ibo llouwaiead-) c^tVin^
Two Hundred Acre*, more or less, adjuie^sg
landrot P?U* B.?Bjdie/ dee'd., James Whittle,
Dr. Folk, et al.
TRA?I N0..3, c.aitiiini:,.- <">LC Hat:.IredJ?id
Forty Aeres, mare ?r-lci^.adjir. in -lan. !* of Fe
lix E. Uodiu, deceased, "V> iley Dodie and Simeon
Crouch. T?-VvViA?? t \
TRACT NO. 3f eon'alnhig OasIIffa liad Aero*,
more <>r lc?.^, ai'joiniug lands of Ambrose \\'l:iu
tley Jo?l Riddell.-Polly Pa-lgotV?t a.k . ?li j
TRACT*NC.Ay"c-iataiirini; On? Han<lved>asd
Twenty' \ cres* m of or \<w, a<)jo:n.lrtjr-lands of
Pcli x K. Bi lie, dee'd , Warren Smith, J.imts
Whittle, yt ?L .
fZJt-JfS-SoVi on a credit of oic mid t<ro
years from day of ?-ale, wi:h i:itcrc.?t from *b>?
1st da;.- of Ja ?cary LSC7, (at .which time posses
sion ls to bo gi veil,} e-tc-jpt a? fo so much bf'th?
purchase money a? will defray tho eo.'ts and ox
penses of this suif, which ;?U?; be paid- iu enfli
Purchasers to givo Bbnd with nt least two goou
gurctl'L.s an-', a Martg-.ge to seeuru tho purcbast
m ?ney. Ti li?s ?i tm.
Z. W. C?RWILE, o.E.f.n.
Com,rs. Officr^Feb 2D . * ?
Garden Seed,
TUST received a ERESH assort??mt of- G Ait
cl DKN SEED, 0NI0?? SETTS, ?c. .
? 5 - TEAGUE A CARWILK f
To the Ft?blic.
IAM*NOW prcoared to furaisfi SUPERIOR
LIQUORS at tho LOWEST MARKET
PRICE, aslhavothem Shipped through-from
ono of tho largest Wholesale Houses in.Philadel
phia. '. i ? '.' ...? '?? ~ .: '..
I also have just received a large and lelect '
Stock bf Groceties,
Whiob P-aJiU>ne'r?t?g?atr" liv? and let live?'prices.
My old fxioads^ and tho public Generally, aro
invited to ah "examination of my Goods and Pri
ces before jurohasing,elsewhere.
S. ?. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Feb 5 tf 8
"^SQW IN STORE,
grl\ BARRELS Extra Canal FLOUR ;
Ol/ 20 Boxes Soda and Buttor CRACKERS ;
40 B?xes (whole, half and quarter) RAISINS;
Saft Shell ALMONDS and assorted NUTS;
PICKLES, SALMON. OYSTERS?, .
LOBSTERS, SAEDINES ;
MACKEREL in wholo. J, i and ?Barrels pt*
CANDLES and STARCH ;
Toilet nnd Turpentine SOAPS ;
SODA. PEPPER, SPICE, GINGER ;
BUCKETS, BROOMS, TUBS, &o.
S. E. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Peb 5 ' "tf 6
RA. J. PELLETIER,
^Offers to thc citizens of Edgefield and ad
'joining Distriois a FINE ASSORTMENT
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
SPICES,
Toilet Articles,
hud Fancy Goods for the Toilet,]
\ TO BE HAD AT HIS DRUG'STORE,
\ HAJl?l'RG,, S. C.
>^ Nov. IS 6m 47
Old Fo??vs at Home !
fi SORGE DAMM hos opened his LAGER
vT BEER SALOON in Hamburg, next to
MrscStfttr's Hotel.
AL.o, on hand CHOICE LIQUORS, SE
GARS, ic. And. he.iufonns Lis-old customers
and friends, if over they come to Hamburg, not
to forget old D AHM at his corner in Hamburg,
s.e.
Jan. 3? 4t
IMPORTANT SALE ?
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
SALE OF THE ODD FELLOWS' & MASONIC
HALL.
State af Sonth Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,. .
IN EQUITY.
Wm. C. Moragne, Adu/or., ")
rs. w-~ - -' -- I
The Edg?ikld Odd Fellows' <fc Mas.au- ?
ic Building Association, ct ?1.
BY Virtue of an Order of the' Court in this
case. I Tv-ill proceed {o' rel! nt Edjrefield 0.
II., on MONDAY, the 5th MARCH n'o.vt, that
LAROB AND COMMODIOUS BRICK BUTLD
INO in thc Town of Edgolicld, known as Ibo
0?d Fellows' & Masonic Ka!l.
Said building i.< threo Stories high, containing
bodge Rooms fr thc two Orders in Ute Third
Story,-a lar^c nnd.splendi-J Hull on tho Second
l'ioor. and Two Fine Store Room* on the First
?Floor, for wl.irh good-rent can always be obtain
cd.
Tbii is good propeitj, and a first rate opportu
ity is here' offered for ?persona desiring to make
lisafe and profitable inv.eStucuL
Z. V.'. CAR WILE, C.G.H.D.
,'/"3ErTt-.rms Oath. Ti los extra.
Comte. Oiiice, Jan ?9, 1SGC. 5t 5
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.
F. M. Chatham et?x, )
? I Bill /or Par.
James G. Penn and
E. Andrews, A d'ors, et al.
BY virtue of an order nf the Court in this case,
1 will yell at Edgefield C. H., on Monday,
tho 5th d.?y t-f March next, the REAL ESTATE
described in tho pleadings, to wit:
ONE HOUSE AND LOT in tho towuof Edgo
liold, the late residence of E. Peun, dee'd.
ONE TRACT OF LAND containing Fifty
Acres, inore or less, within tho corporate limits
of thu town of EdgcQcld, and adjoining binds of
Joteph Ab Ley, L. W. Car wile, Estate ot E. Bland
.md others.
Also, ONE LOT OF TWO ACRES, adjoining
tho Female College, R. T. Mims and others.
TERMS.-Sold ort a credit until the 1st doy of
January next, with interest from day of sale.
Purchasers to give Bond, with adoqimtu euretics,
and- a mortgage of thc premises to secure thc
purchase money, and pay Costs in Cash. Titles
extra.
Z. W. CARW1LE, c.E.E.n.
Feb 5 4t f,
Public Sale.
WILL be sold, at tho Store of Mr. Mangot,
on Saledav next a valuable lot of HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, nmong which aro Chairs,
Tables, Writing Desks, Sof?, Child's Crib, Booh
Caso, Andirons, Shovel and Tongs, Fonder-and
many other articles.
Terms Cash.
E. T. SPANN.
Feb? . 4t 6
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IX ORDINARY.
John 0. Havird, Adm'or., Plaintiff, T
Lulro Havird, Geo. W. Havird and [ Fvr Par'
Nancy Havird and others, Def'ts. J
BY an Order from tho Ordinary, I shall pro
ceed to soil at Edgcfleld C. H., on tho first
Monday io March -ext, for Partition, the REAL
ESIATE of DAKIEL HAVIRD, dee'd., io wit :
A TRACI OR PARCEL OF LAND, lying
und being in the District and State aforesaid, on
waters of Big-Creek, wataru of Saluda River,
o-mtaioing Cue Hundred and Eight (IOS) Acres,
more or less, and boundod by Undi of Kerenhap
pttch Havird, William Bot'.ety J. P. Abney and
t'.th?rs.
TERMS.-The above Tract of Land will bo
sold on a crodit until the first day of January
noxt. Purchaser to give Bond-With good securi
ties and a. Mortgage to the'Ordinary to secure
Ibo purchase money. Co'sts to bo poid in cash,
and.to pay for titles cxtr.<.
W. SPIRES, S. E. D.
Fob 10, ?886. 3t T
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT^,
IN ORDINARY.
BY W.T. DUR?SOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge-i
field District *
Whoreas, Drayton S. Ccnwill bas applied to mo
for Letters of Administration, un all and singu
lar the. goods and chattels, rights and orodits of
Tillman Matthews lato of the District aforesaid,
dee'd.
These arc, therefore, to cito and admonish nil
And singular, the kindred and creditors of the
n.iid deceased, to be and appear beforo mc, at our
ioext Ordinary's Court for tho said District, to be
h.o'.ten at Edgefiold Court House, on the 1st day
nf Mar. noxt, to show cause, if any, why the
s ii 1 administration should not he granted.
4?tven under my band and seal, this 15th day of
**!>. in the year of our Lord ono thousand
nsfht hundred and fir.ty.six, and in the fOth
ycy of the-Indcpci.de:;<:s-of the. United States
of Aoj?
rici.~
W. F. DURISOE, ?.?.B.
?ot. _.-._. -
J
I
1. JV. XXAGUE,
"jC- EDGEFIELD, S. C.
HAS lea?ed\h? -\\'hitaaerStrUd<^ for the pur
ple orc.nr4,,ct-^ SALE AND
LIVERY STABLE BUSINESS/ .
>Hf>rtSESl?fHn:,b;s churge roccire tho
best attention, st V
nUGCTES> CARRT.AGES and nACKS, and
Rood gentle HOESESv to hito- whenever called
. for,
EP. OY ER S will find ajjjdc accommodation at
my Stables. .
" Y Twma reaaonf'.bh.
A T H-; A. Gray's- Watch Revairiog Shop,.a.lot
21. df SrLEfiDID AUXNINK CLOCKS: varr
SUBSTITUI: POR PERUVIAN GUANO,
Baagli's Raw Boae
I 0!
-o
Bangn & Sons. .
MANUFACTURERS li PROPRIETORS
No. 2?, South Delaware Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA.
Thifl'valuable MANURE .hui been boforo. the
agticliltural public, under ono*name, for twelve
yearE past, and its charactor for vigor of action
and permanence in effect is well established. Be
fore the warrit was introduced tn some oxtem in
the Southern States, and was found to bo highly
adapted to
Cotton, Tobacco and all Crops.
Aad as a perfect substitute for Peruvian, Gu
ano, (?, forded atiesa than one. half the cost J it
hos been adopted by agriculturists of knawh" in
telligence and discrimination. It is warranted
not to exhaust the soil, but on the contrary per
manently tc-improve it. The sales now amount
to many thousand tons annually, nhd the facili
ties for its manufacture ?re extensive and com
plete. .... . r
Pamphlet describing its distinctive claims, may
bo aad on application-to the undersigned, agent
of the maur.facturor?, from whom th? MANURE
may at all times bo obtained. *
^?"Planters'-and Dealers would do well to
send in t'umr orders carly to
J. O. MATHEWSON,
General Agonts,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Feb 13 . tf 7
O II. METER,
No. X-&-& Broad mtxr*>&t,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
IMPORTER OF
SEGARS, TOBACCO,
SNUFF, PJPE6, .
ons OF ALL KIMI
BOOTS AND SHOES,
H aDWIBE, CUTJLECY, ?fcc.
And will soil at the LOWEST PRICES ut.Retail
or Wholesale.' ?_ . "
Mr. JOHN B?HLER, formerly of Hamburg,
may at all timos be found in my Store, and will
bc pleased to see his old Eigeneld friends and
aeouasntaaces.
G. H. MEYER,
141 Broad Street, Augusto, Ga.
Feb 6 Sm 6
233 BROAD STREET 233
A.?gnsta, Q-a.
NETfGOODS
m ST?BE ABB TO AROE.
(H^i?iF?T?Hrai,
Beg Icare to inform their r.rm*?"u8 friends
and patrons, that they aro now receiving, and
will receive by every Stoamcr, large invoicos of
Si?p?e aud Fancy
3E)ry Gr oods,
DRESS ?i00i)S ASD TRIMMINGS,
GENTLEMEN'S
Iteady-Made Clothing,
AND
The finest and most doiirable stock of LADIES',
CBILDREN'S, MISSES' AND YOUTHS'
^ 3G? ?> 2ES
EVER BROUGttT TO THIS CITY,
A t
WHOLESALE AND BETAIL
While we make no premisos to sell lower than
"ANY OTHER HOUSE," and present no ipteial
phd for patronoge, we assure ?ll who favor us
with a call tbat thoy will bo received witli polite
ness and attention, whothor they purchase or not,
as we arc at all times pleased to show our Goods.
Thankful to tba. citizens of Edgeficld District
for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon us
f?r thc last thrco years, wo shall endeavor to morit
its continuance.
('Ul RC HI LL & J0HKT80N,
233 Broad Street.
Augusta, Nov. 20, ' 3m 47
Fairbank's Standard
Adapted to Every Branch of Basin ess
where aterr?ct and Durable
Scale is Required.
ACONSTANT supply always on hand and
for sulo at Manufactur?es prices, expenses
from Savannah added, by
JOHN NELSON,
304 Broad street, Augusta, Georgia,'
AGENT FOR FAIRBANK'S SCALEB.
--AND
Commission Merchant,
AND
Dealer in Choice Family Groceries,
PROVISIONS,
WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &c" &c.
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY. .
August a, Nov 20 3m 47
JOHN & THOS. A. BONES,
/ ?lTGUSTA> GA..
Wholesale _aiiJ B.etail.Dealers iii
HARDWARE,
tr^Wm ir* i.ur. . .J r . . ^AW
ESP?CTFULLY announce tolhe Merchants,
Farmers and-Planters of Edgeficld and od
jaeent "Ot?triets, that th'er are now lu receipt of a
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK?f
EARDWABE ?IB fTO?BY
Which in'poi'ntof SUPERIOR FINISUVFIRST
QUALITY AND HEASONABLE PRICES, will
??oip?r? f?Vtfr?lfly tflfh ahyllmilaf HouBe in the
S-'UtTiVrn'State's. - . . -
f^g^t Wo aro determined, ?s herotofero, 'to give
?ntir? SATISFACTION* to oao and;a|l. -Thank
ful to our Ca?olioa friends for tho liberal trade
thoy have oxtunded t i us in the past, we hope to
offer thom such ioducumnts now and hereafter as
will ^cure us a continuance of thoir patronage.
JOHN Iv THOS. A. BONES.
Augusta, Nov. JO, Cm 47
A Splendid Clock for Sale
salo al my shop ? splendid English eight
J* mar CLOCK-in good rennins ordar. Prie?
wa* . . w*m* i
mimi mmm mm
TO THE PLANTERS OF
SOUTH GARO LINA.
WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
O? all Kinds, at NORTHERN PRICES, with ex
penses added, which shall be as reasonable as
[possible.
Planters will please send in their ord?rs as
early as possible, as good Guano and Fertilizers
are scarce.
GEO. R CRUMP & CO,
209 BROAD STREET,
-AwXTO-XTST?.,. GEORGIA.
Augusta, Nov. 20, 3m 47.
EXCLUSIVELY AT WHOLESALE.
JUST RECEIVED BY
W. HENEY WAKREN,
An Immense Stock of Almost
Everything to Supply the Wants of the Trade.
Men's and Boy's, for Country and City
Trade.
_ From the cheapest to the . best and
: ..-J .most fashionable styles.
|_^ From the Lowest Price Colored to fine
White Bed Blankets.
? Handsome Carriage Rugs, Saddle
m_ ?.? ' Blankets and Horse Covers.
LIlS?FfilS- Cheapest to the finest Towels, .Crash,
Napkins, Table Cloths, Handker
w chiefs, Tape, Bordered, Hemstitched
and Colored.
??O?IE?ES-A ?0ffiplete stocr"?f. ?d fess
wiiw?i??uv Groceries, a list of which we will
publish in a few days. "We have a
. most complete assortment of SE
G ARS, from a good American, at
'$30, to the finest Genuine Havana,
Imported.
WINES, by the Case or Barrel.
We earnestly ask an examination of our Stock, and a com
parison of prices with any other market. Oar object is to secure
to this market a trade that will be snbstantiaT;' and to bc so, we
will give the trade generally every assurance that it will be to their
interest to buy of us."
We make Advances," in Goods or Cash, on Cotton to New
York, or any other market.
Large Storage Accommodations.
W. SHERRY WARRED,
17 5 & 178 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Augusta, Dec ll 3m50
o Owners SD Strippers
OF ,. '. .' '."
COTTON.
JOHN K. GILLIAT & CO,
LIVERPOOL, ENG.
-0
OBER, NANSON & CO.,
MEW- YORK.
OBER, ATWATER & CO.,
MEW ORLEANS.
NANSON, OBER & CO.,
' ST.-LOUIS.
W. HENRY WARREN,
AUGUSTA, GA.
REPRESENTING the above well known'houses for tho State pf.Georjgin, we will
put in order and ship Cotton from any section-of the countiy, making liberal ad
vances and speedy returns. The reputation of these houses wi H -insure the most
favorable negotiation of Exchange on New York, Liverpool and London.
Rv mir a iveftispment, it Will be seen that we keep expressly for the trad<\ n
Large Stock of GROCERIES, of all kinds, HATS, C^OT^i-NG, BLANKETS,
LINENS, &c, &C,, which we will sell ns cheap, and in many iixstanccs lower, than
can be bo'ught'iu Louisville and Cincinnati, - j .
'??'-WeproMWtoM?V?tontS'.toia?ngCdtton to make them advances in CASH or
GOODS ands-?ll or ship their Cotton to any of thc above points, thus ?iving them
wfouMiTwi tnrnr V^'m^^lJ^?^ t*??001 ***** e g?
A? investigation of the above will, prove tbat..pur,fac.ilitics for doing business
with any section are 'the' Very 'best,' ?Vid the advantages vt* possess for making ad
vances in "Goods or CasTi ar? probably supcripttp any pne in the State. ,
W? earne'stly solicit a correspondenco with Dealers and"Shippers. .
. 175 & 177 Broad Street,
mm ? MM Ml
Augusta, Dec ll . 3ta?0 .
.AUGUSTA, GA.
SYLVESTER CAHILL:^' '~^'<&ott7S8&R&
CAHILL & CO
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
:' . '. *' AND'".. "
Commission Merchants,
NO. ?85EAST BAY,
. . :. Cor?or of Lodge Alloy, u
Office is NOTT York, 51 Courtlandt Street.
Feb IS - 3m 7
GEO. W, WILLIAMS & CO,,
Merchants
: to iv ...; /. .. ? i
. -AND- - . > <
Bankers,
3XTe>. 3. ?md a ??ajmo St.(
CHARLESTON, S..C.,
KEEP constantly on hand a full assortment or
GROCERIES,, and will sell .them, at thc
lowest pricos possiLlo ?11 this market.
They will receive and sell on Consignment
COTTON and other PRODUCE; and will-advance
liberally on Cotton consigned to their House, ar
tO : j..:- ?? .. i . . ;? r,4.c
WILLIAMS, TA?LOK & CO.,
147 Maiden ?Lane,
NEW YORK.
Jau^ 3m -1
WILLIAM G. WM1LDEN,
FORMERLY OF II A Y DEN k WHILDEN,
?j? King St., Comer of JicanfalDc S!.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.?
lias opened a large and complete stock of
'? 'iii
Crockery and China G Liss Wara,
PLATED GrOODS
OF EVERY VARIETY,
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
POCKET ANT)' TAH LE CUTLERY,
BUCKETS, BASKJGXS, SSOOMS,
, kc, ?c.. Ac.
WATCHES aud JEWELRY repaired.
Old Gold and Silvor purchased.
Orders promptly filled and for Ward od.
Jan ll 2mcow ' ' 4
D. F.FLEMNCT&?0.
Wholesale Dealers
nm, SHOES, Wm. W,
Q, HAYNE STREET,
Corner of Church Streety
CEARLESTON, S..C,
Having. Res?met! Business,
AT THEIR OLD STAND, 1 HAYNE-STEEET,
CORNER CHURCH ST., ARE NOW RECEIV
ING A LARGE AND WELT} ASSORTED
STOCK OF
ROOTS,
SHOES,
Which will he sold at thc LOWEST MARKET
PRICE.
Tho Patronage nf former /ric ada aii? thc pub:
lic is respectfully slicked.
D. F. FLEMING.
SAM'L-.A. NELSON,
. . JAS. M. WILSON.
Charleston, Dec 25 If 52
?
More Hew Goods!
THE Subscribir bas just relived s fcwREATT
TfFUL SPRING CALICOES, cod otlur
DESIR AELE GOODS.
Al.?o. on hand a faw fine CLOTH CLOAKS and
SHAWLS, which arc offered very low.
In Stnro a good variety 01" AXES, SPADES,
SHOVELS>nd FORKS, HOES, Gorden: HOES
and RAKES, Gotten PLOW LINES, Stock and
Pad LOCKS, and many other useful articles.
Also, a fi.iolot SOLE, HARNESS and UPPER
LEATHER, and SHEEP SK INS, ali of which
will bo sold at the lowest mai ko: price.
ii. C. 13RYAN, Agent.
Feb 5_tf_6_
NEW mw.
HAVE just returned from Charleston bringing
many NEV.' and USEFUL GOODS, embracing
??j GOODS,
FANCY GOONS AX!) NOTIONS,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY? GLASSWARE. CUTLERY,
GROCERIES, '
3F*lAZitctt ioja To ols,
IRISH POTATOES, GARDEN SEED,
kc, ?fcc, ic,
All of which I am selling
At Augiisea Retail Prices !
?^-C?LL AND EXAMINE.
R. B, WATSON.
?t?r-TSm also prepared to REPAIR CAR
RIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, ?c., with djsT
patchrand do nil ordinary BLACKSMITH work.
Ridge, Feb 5. .' 2m C
NOTICE.
THE Aet of the Genoral Assembly of this State,
makes it thc duty of tho Ordinary to seo that
all ISrtfitt* are administered ?n, and to grant let
ters of aliniui-t--'ti-<n on :.li derelict )y.tnte*, nut
oxC'/eding Fice thownnd do'Virtia educ, ti? thc
Commissioner ia Equity, ia'c.vo no ono else
applies.
I havo been informed that thorc are lt LARGE
'UMBER of Elates in thc Di.-ir?et upc.u whieh
no administration has-bcon badland wbiuh the
next of kin of tho deceased in tost.it es have ta hm
nnett?*ion f>f, cati approjn tated to iheir oxen me.
Such a 0 .ursa xs illegal, and tho panics pursuing,
lt make themsslres Herbie. . Justico to all persons
rctv-iiros that administration...should bo had, nnd-.
unless the parties in interest mako application
thcrofor Ibo same will be granted ns directed by
the Act above referred ti.
Tho Act of tho Congress of'thc United Stales
requirer that tho p.ipors on all Eeia'c* adminis
tered op .since lbj SOtjt d;iy of June, 1S!U, should
bc eiampM, or clio bo void and of no effciH. All
Administrators, und Executors and Guardians of
..such estate* aro therefore notified to como forward
at wee and attend to the requisitions of thc Law
in" this reapMtJ W. F. DHR?30E.
? "Ordinary's Offioo, Fob. 5j 1SG0. 3t 6
...... Lost or Mislaid,
THE following NOTES) which wore made pay
ublo-tw Joht) Rowe, or bearer, and placed in
,my bands fur-opll^ctiun as collateral >ccui;ty .to
myself'to thc amount of one hundred and tix and .
10-100 dollar?, to the heit of my recollection.
Tho Not-.-a arc on thc following persons, vi* : One
on Anna Rid.^oll ai?ljnhn Uidgcll forS25,00 ; one
oh John Hiileon. Sr., for $12.00; ono on W. Tr%
Wliittie fur-SlU,l't>; ono. 0:1 Lawsoa Hi lson tor*
$7,70; two on I.aac Areader, ono for ?O.SO," flie
other for S Vft ; two, on myself one for $35,<*Q,
Aha other for $3,90. AlLof anid Notea wcre giwn
in Novouiborjait, und.due ju Oottbcr no'stj. I
'forwarni'.any person*j from payttig ?/T "fradirg fer
said notosi . ' ' ? ' .
JOHN RROV/2?.
,4"?b 5 - -. . -H , -_ . .. Ji
OT m>m??.$ ac
ALL p-.ronns having clainj^of thc;ftr8t.?in? SJ
/eond class against the- Estate of Vfc L.
STONE, dao'd., aro rcque?tcd to ui^-et .c? in tho
'Ordlnary's.'offico on Tuesday, thu 3rd APRIL next,
wi:h their ciainis duly attested, and prt-parcdibr
sottiemenf. .M. M. PADGETT 1 ,
B.T. JENNINGS.} M[crs
Feb j St ... ,, ...fl
AFINAL SETTLEMENT on tho Estate ol
Col. 1HOMAS G. LAMAR, decjd., will bc
mufle In tho OrdinaryV OSpo on MONDAY,, thf
il2th dai-jrf H?fch "nfciW P?rsemi hWmglio.
mauds will please'hand them in by that time rc
2. W. CarwHe at Ed^ofiold C. H., cr tho Bub
scriber'at Augusta, Ga. *? :
. * 2. B. ?>?NT?AR; AtTaV.
j^-fW ' ? '--5t 6
H?TZ Cf?rVrTNrCATlOF'OPtiir?D!'' *' ?
'*
Having accepted t??fe Xg'cncy Yor obtaining "sub '
scriptiona to thc CEARLESTON COURIER,
in this mpAg? and'vicinity,' ai?3, now that tri?
weakly mail communication has qcon opened with
Charleston, via Uolunibia, l will be pleased to
ord?r this valuable journal to any one desiring to
subscribe. Tile CO CRIER, nndor its- present,
alie management, is certainly one of tb* most rc
liiible news/ political- and oornmoroial papers in*
America, and will provo a most welcome visitor
in every family ctTcloand-eountinfr" room. ? -?t
' /rS-Spetimen copies of tho CO TRIER may bo
seen at thc Adftt??tf office. Alb orders left wrth*
mo wifl bc promptly attended to. **%
?t?^Tcrmn for Tri-Weekly, one year,, in .ad
vance, $?,00 ;-Six _ months, S;lPally,, oser;,
year, $l(j\?-Sis youths, .'. ?r .
? Jan 10 2
Am ?? ^ : ? gjjfe .''-Tl"'.. -Il
GROVESTEEN &?0.,
, ?-?. j.-* > ..> j / . ... .t ...? j? i...> .'
O?TE-.
MANUFACTURERS,. I.,
499 EB???J^A^
KEW YORK.'. . ' .V/e.
THE attention of thc Pablic an#?8ef trade is
.iuvikd lo ou; X::v.; ?ft>w 7..pOTAYE ttDgSj
WOOD PIANO FORTES, which for volume, and
purity of tontfare cnrtr?ll?a,T>y any hitherto of
fered i:? tlii.-? market. They contain all ibo roocU
om itnproreiaonts, Fraach .Grand Action, Harp
Pedal, Iron Frarr.c, Over-Strung JJa-.t, ?fcc, and
inch in.-trumcr.t heine mado under tho person.. 1
supervision of Mr. J. H.'GROVMTEE??,' whd has
had n practical experience of over 35 years ia
their manufacturo, is fully warranted ia every
particular. ' i'\ rt ..?..
The .li Groves teen Pianofortes"
received the award pf merit
over all others at the celebra
texi World's ?aiiv .
? **? * - .? . . ?
Where wera exhibited instruments from the best,
nakar* of London, Pari?, Germany, 1'hiJad I
pl.it, Ballimore; Boston and New York f and-" also-'
at the american lrfstitcte for live successive'
years, the-gold and silver medals fr om both *>f
which eau bo teen, at our.ware-room.
By the introduction of improvements wc mrke
a still ti&re perfect V?.tio f.-r's, ly uittrn
?. .. i v. . . ?? v.- .-. ? i ? ' ' ?- ? ' .'.tis.
facTUrjag largely, with a strictly ca?.!system,
ave euiiblialHp oJ?<r tues-; iu.Uruui.r.tj uta price
which wiU pr?tdudc all compet?; ion. .
PiliCKS-No. 1, Swen Octave, round corner?,
Rosewood pitha cuse, $275.
ND. 2, Soven Oe.ave, round corners,
Itojcpocd heavy moulding, ?3Q0.
. ?^tj- ..) Seven Octave, touad corners,.
Rosewood, Louis XIV style, $325.
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS SENT FREE.
New-York, Oct It*. , [A AC] ty 43
AND FOR WALE AT
LOW FIG-ITXiES !
JTS? recorred from Charleston, on Consign- .
nisnt, it ?no S- ck nt GROCERIES, wbi.li
1 wi.i tell at LOW. FIG.URES, i : ?rde'r to ci-.so
out tho Stock without delay. Tin assortment
ensbraeet in part
SUGAR and COP FEE ;
I EA and pHOCOLA?H;
Sol?-Rwlng FLOTH;
CHEESE ar.d MACCARONI;
Go.-iwn BUTTER :
RAISINS, PRUNES. CITRON ;
CANDLES and SAL " ;
SEG ABS and TOBACCO :
STARCH and SOAP f
SHOT anil TAX-n* jo rf cd ;
MATCHES. BLACKING, Sweet OIL;
HATCHETS, PAD LOCKS, Curry COMBS';
BROOMS, BUCKETS, Ac.', ?fe.
?23rCnll and gel Bargains.
S. Ii. MAN GET.
_FcbO_tr_
Head-Charters,
FIRST DIVISTON S. C. M:.
EncznF.T.D C. H.. Feb. 12th, 1SCC-.
G EX EB AL OS DES XO. 1.
TUE following Officore'ore CTtn(>un.!(d as (li?
STAFF of the Mnjor lienora! Commanding,
ur.d will Lo, oboyod ,acd respected ?un;ardingly,
viz :
JOHN R: CARVILE, Division Adjutant &
Inspector General with rank ot' Colonel. >
a e\ . s> s
J. V?'. TOMPKINS, Division Quarter Matter
General with rank bf Major.
*. - ? *
ALBERT NICHOLSON. MARION DORN
TUGS. W. CARWI?iE, Aids- .c-Camp, with rauk
of Major.
By ordw^f M:<j. Gen. V. -W.- G.vr.v.
JNO. E. CAllWILBi,
. *' ' C?? & AV A. 1 Irs. Gan'l.
Fob J4 - _ '_7 .
mi mimw
BUSIITSSS
THB Subscjripcj?rcsjeetfuUy anuecuees to the
pub.ie that he Mill continues ilia
Kairuituf? aiitl I^criakiiigiSusiaoss
At his old Ebtnd, where ho. is preparedio fill all
order? in either branch of tho abova business, at .
tho phortcst notice, and on as reaso'nabTo terms'hs
tho times will allow.
Mr. JAMES PAUL is in charge of tho estab
lishment, and. will sive his undivided attention .to
thehusincssef the Shop.
za- TERMS exsu.-r^
J. Ni WITT.
5ept5 t? ?3?
" T?ii?'E?A?K.
?N Stir? a choice collection of Huir Tonics and
Restoratives', inch nc
Wo-.d'y nair lt??'J'Or?\TIVE; -.j.
Baxrj's??RiCOpHEItCUSj
' Lion's KATHA IE OX :
JavnV- Hair TONIC :
MurnottV C'OCOAIXE ;
Artiquo OIL; - . . h
BEAUS OIL and POMATUMS.
I ": TEA'GfE & CAltWlLE.
Jan SO .? ? .? tf ' . ?_-J>:_
Bast ?a??at Medicines.
OCR Sloe': >? PATENT > i ED ICI NES i? ox
tcnsiv9, niirl amiiraees in t ari
ATER'f*'CHtl?TY PEOl'uRXL;
' AVEF.'S- AMJE Cure -.$... ;
WTSTAR'S.BAX^AM W?LDX1I1 EllBY t
' WATSONS NErRALGIA . KING-an "In
fallible remedy f
;.Jt>R3:-W;iNSL0WS SOOTHING- SYRUP
for children .UaUiin^.
ilurlev'-iPoi-nlar-WORM CANDY.
Kn? ?tfriTlitbk- Patinr MMMr.a?.
TEAGT-B i CARWILE?
Jan -2SJ; ? . .Lt5: _
ia ?Y WOO lr anti BitA?KSJf-ITH i*i*?E;i^P
lvJ3, plica' t?tU-txpvl'i-ncol ..iycrkwc?Atea?wned
ti?il.?x.'and tV..-Vest watcrjalgL ?ndjye..g,c npw
/WAGGONS/ ?c^ i?'Uto-'-sfosi. mab'ner, an?i ?n
. j?-,*. ,if ' ?'?'."'?
v-!-ata .j i fcsa
VyillE l^b?cnb?RT Lnv inp- cbnnir?.l. Store-Restes
J. with CHEAT HAM ? BRO., ha*-rtmoStd
i'hta S.t"ck'of :G?w<bj to ;t>id Sitie, tbseo-?l^'? bc
? low M. Lobescnnlts, anti next door io Odd F?llo?vs'
i A MaroTiicHnil, wnt-ri' ho 'will bc iilca?#3 to ^co
)his old ?fiond6 and casto triers, ?
rn.-X.Xi tri*- * ? *. v?