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NEW GOODS ! -o Cheaper than the Cheapest! AT THE RICHARDSONVILLE STORE! THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received a large and varied assortment of NEW GOODS, which the residents in tho vicinity of Richardson ville, and tho public at large, aro respectfully in vited to call and examino before, purchasing elsewhere. The Stock consist:! in part ol' tho following ar ticles to wit : DRY GOODS. CALICOES, DELAINES, LONG CLOTHS; OSNABURGS, Augusta Factory DOMESTICS: FLANNELS, OINGHAMS, TICKING; Ladi-js HOODS, SHAWLS, HOSIERY; Spoi 1 THREAD, Ladies' BELTS ; j HANDKERCHIEFS, VEILING ; PINS, NEEDLES, BUTTO NS ; WHALE BONE, BEADS, SUSPENDERS ; NECK TIES, Paper COLLARS ; Irish LINEN, CAMBRIC, Kentucky JEANS; Ermino CLOTH, LINSEYS; Black and White FLAX ; Ladies HOOP SKIRTS; Assorted Fancy Woolen SHIRTS, GLOVES ; Andulusia Woolen CLOTH, UMBRELLAS; RIBBONS, assorted. CROCKERY. TUMBLERS, SALT CELLARS, PLATES ; MUGS, PITCHERS, BOWLS; CUPS AND SAUCERS: Coffeo POTS, Toa POTS, Cocoa DIPPERS; Soap STANDS, Coffee MILLS, SPITTOONS. HATS. Ladies' Riding Velvet HATS ; Ladies' Broadway Walkiug HATS; Ristori HATS, Ladies Aborted HATS ; Gentlemen's Fine Black and Whito Felt HATS; Woolen HATS, Velvet and Black Cloth CAPS; Fur CAPS, Potor Shand CAPS j Boys HATS and CAPS. SHOES. Ladies' Fine and Courso SHOES ; Men's Fino SHOES: Boys Fino ao l Coarse SHOES ; BROGANS, Baby SHOES. PERFUMERY. COLOGNE. Assorted ; Lubin's EXTRACTS; Lyons' KATHAIRON; Circassian HAIR OIL; BEAR'S OIL, OX MARROW, POMADES; Rose POWDER, LILY WHITE ; FANCY SOAPS. SADDLERY. BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, WHIPS; BLIND BRIDLES, BITS, SPURS, COLLARS. HARDWARE. KNIVES AND FORKS, Pocket Knives ; RAZORS, AXES, HATCHETS : Shoo BRUSHES. Vhite Wash BRUSHES; Hay FORKS. RAKES, SCYTHES : Brest CHAINS, HARNESS; Frying PANS, KETTLES, Sauce PANS; POTS, OVENS and LIDS ; P.ate LOCKS. Pad LOCKS ; AWLS. Jack PLANES, Drawing KNIVES; Hani! Saw FILES, SCISSORS; Bagging NEEDLES. Cotton CARDS ; HAMMERS, TACKS, NAILS: SHOT, POWDER. Gun TUBES : Water Proof CAPS, G D CAPS ; Curry COMBS, SIEVES, Water BUCKETS. DRUGS. Sulphate QUININE, Castor OIL, Sweet OIL : Epsom SAL IS. Wright's Indian PILLS ; PAREGORIC, LAUDANUM, VERMIFUGE: PAIN KILLER, Blister PLASTER, Sticking PHS1ER: CREAM TARTAR, Ac. GROCERIES. Rio and La-itvr.i COFFEES ; Cru=h, Granulated, and Brown SUGARS; SODA, STARCH, Black PEPPER: INDIGO, MUSTARD ; PICKLES, SARDINES, Can TOMATOES ; TEA, Soda CRACKERS, Ginger SNAPPS; CANDIES, Assorted; CANDLES, SOAPS; Chswinz an i Stnokiuz TOBACCO. SEGARS; MACKERK[J. CHEESE, GELATINE; TABLE SALT, GINGER, Ac. SUNDRIES. BAGGING, ROPE: Celebrated Arrow IRON TIES : Fire CRACKERS. Assorted PIPES : Looking GLASSES, STATIONERY, Assorted : Axle GREASE, Ac, Ac. And ru my other things too numerous to men tion. So cal! and examine CALICOES at 12*, 15, 18, 20 and 25 cts., and eat CHEESE at 25 cts. per pound. Thc Goods ?ill bo shown freely, even if custo mers do not purchase. W. F. ROATH & CO. Richardson ville, S. C., Nov. ll 2t46 "EXECUTORS' SALE." WE WILL SELL ON MONDAY, thc 9;h December next, at thc residence of the late Charlotte Ouzts, dee'd., ail the property be longing to the Estats of DAVID ?UZTS, doe'd., consisting of HORSES, CATTLE, FAT AN L) STOCK HOGS, CORN, FODDER, SHUCKS, OATS. AV II EAT, COTTON. ONE GIN, PLANTA HON TOOLS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, Ac, Ac. r-?i-Terms Cash. L. BROOKS. ) E , T. J. OUZTS, J hxora ALSO. The Legates will also sell at the same time and place, (if not sooner disposed of,) THE PLANTATION on which Deceased lived, con ?istieg cf dSl Acres of Laud,-about 300 of which are cleared, with good improvements gool Gin House, Barns, and all necessary out buil lings. This Piant.i ion is si'uatel in a very desirable and healthy section of country, with splendid wa'er ?nd every convenience. CufiVc Town Creek run i through the Tract, on which there arc some tin; Bottom landa. tV"Tcrm- Cash. Nov ll 4t 4f? TO RENT. WILL le REXTED at EdRcfi?-ld C. H., cn tir>t Monday in Dtccmber next, for the year. 1SCS. tl.o SIORE-HGOMS now occupied respectively ly M. Lebesclultz. Jt hn M. Witt, Truman Roo!, John Colgan, Dave Hnnis and Phil Ui?l. yffiirTerms-payable quarterly in advance. D. C. TOMPKINS, Adm'r. Nov ll :n 46 TO RENT. WILL BE RENTED to the highest bidder, on the premires, on thc 2d day of Decem ber i ext, iii' not Rented privately before thu! day.) f-r the yea* ISCS, that VALUABLE PLAN TATION belonging to thc Estate of ABRAM RUTLAND, dee'd. Thare i.? open Land sufficient on thia place, and in a high stuto of cultivation, for eight oh ten goods handy. Thoru is a so un the preiuUes : inrj:.! and ex-jcllout D^elliifr Iiouvu, (Jiu House Cotton Scrow, Tenant's Jli.u,cs, Rums, Stables and all necessary outbuildings in good repair. This place ii situated on the Churlctoa Road between Mob'.ey's X Road* and the Ri Igu. TJ?S- plaee is WJM ndaptod to thc growth o Cotton, Corn and small Grain. For health it i unsarpa.-sod. Posse^sion given in mediately. L. P. RUTLAND. U. M. SATO il EH. Nov ll 3t 46 NOTICE. U. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, ClIARLSSTOX, S. C , Nov. 7th, Ibo". NO riC3.is hereby given that the Coraraisaioi ol' J uar* M. Harrison as Dc; uty U. S. Mar *naj fur Edgelield Dist:ict, i* this dav revoked. J. I', ll. EPPING, U. S. Marshal. Nov 13 lt46 . ~$20 Rew.rd. STOLEN from mr Stable, cn ibo night of tfai 31st Oct'., a duri '-av J101'.S;?, nine years old Mind ia right eye, with full mau? turued on righ ?Me, and oh owing uwrfc vf filiar, mil ra:be .hort ?-id thin, with white hind lett. Said horsi U ia i jiu order. Biiugb:ck my boroo aud ?e iii? reward. J. FUELER LYON. Greenwood, S. C., Nov 12 2US SPLENDID STOCK -OF NEW'GOODS J. A. VANWINKLE, HAS now on hand a SPLENDID and FASH IONABLE Stock of Fino Black Cloth Frock COATS ; " Business SUITS ; Medium fine Business SUITS ; Common. " do. do. Fino and Common OVERCOATS; Fino Black Cassimoro PANTS ; " Fancy do. do. " " Silk Velvet VESTS; " Block do. do. do. " " Silk VESTS; " Fanoy do. do. " Black Cassimerc VESTS. MERCHANT TAILORING. Tho Subscriber still continues tho MER CHANT TAILORING- BUSINESS, and has on hand ? splendid Stock of CLOTHS, CASSI MERES, VESTINGS, fine BEAVER, English CORDUROY, and all kinds of Goods, which ?rill bo made to measure in tho MOST FASH IONABLE STYLES. ?ALSO SHIRTS, all kinds of UNDEil GARMENTS, TIES, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, Half HOSE. Paper and Linen COLLARS, Hair BRUSHES and COMBS, kc, ko. j232S-All Goods Bold at the LOWEST CASH PRICES. J. A. VAXraKLE, 230 Broad Street, Under Central Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA. Nov ll 3m46 SOOT ANS SHOE HOUSE! J. W, APEL, 209 Broad St,, Under Planters Hotel/ AITGUSTA, GA., HAS just received from New York 150 Caec BOOTS AND SHOES, embracing Every Style and Quality. And all of which ho has marked down to the VERY LOWEST FIGURES. This Stock was bought direct from tho most reliable Manufactu rers, and is warranted to be as represented. My old Edgefields friends and customers are urgently requested to give mo a cull, and look through my large and varied Stock. No better Bargains in thc Shoo Trade aro to be h ?ai in the city than are offered at my Store. J, W. APEL. Augusta, Nov ll tl 4G No "Openings." OPEN ALL THE TIME ! LATEST STYLES THE NEW HEADQUARTERS, NEXT TO THE PLANTERS' HOTEL, have no special " Openine Davs," as Ibo LA TEST STYLES and NOVELTIES are alway.? on hand, ready for inspection. lu ul! cates Satisfaction is Guarantied! RECEIVED EVERY F ill DA Y, DIRECT R O i?? W E W YORK, ALL KINDS OF GOODS IN OUR LINE. WE SELL LADIES' AND MISSES' AND STP.AW HATS/ Of every Style, at from Fifty- CoBits to Thvcc Dollars. jCe-IIIGIIEST PRICE PAID FOR Fl'R.S. Send for Price Lists. fl 31. R. DAVIS & CO., Next door ubovo thc famous Planters' Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA. Oct 30_3t._44_ SALES & LIVERY STABLES B Y KERNAGHAN & WISE* JL HE Undersigned have opened LIVI2KY AND SALES STABLES on Ellis Strcot, in rear of GLOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, GA., to which they invite thc attention of their nu merous friends. Fine Carriages and Buggies and Gentle Horses, and good and careful Drivers can at all times bc furnished. ^ Horses well fud and thobest caro takon of them. Give us a call. GEO. H. KERXAGIIAN, J. MUNROE WISE. Augusta, Ott 7 3m 41 State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, IN EQUITY. Julius Day, AJin'or., "J vs J Nancy Coleman ct al. J BY Virtue of an Order of tho Court in this cauae, I will sell at Edgcficld C. H., cm Monday, thc 21 day of December next, thc REAL ESTATE described in the pleadings, to wit : ONE TRACT OF LAND containing One Hundred Aor?.?-, more or liss, adjoining lands ol E. P. II. Kirkley, Julius Day, Mrs. Jours and otbors. TERMS-St.ld on a credit of twelve months with intetcst from day of sale, oxecpt costs ot suit, which must be paid in Cash. ' Purchasors to L'ivc Bond with at least two good suroti'-s, and u Mortgage of the promises to secure tho i uichnse money. Titles extra. Z. W. CAR WILE, CK HP. Nov 4 4te 4? State of South Carolina EDGEF1ELI? DISTRICT,. TN OR LIS A RY. BY W. F. DURISOE, Esq., Ordinary of Edge field District. Whereas, Jeremiah Dunov.int bus applied to inc for Letters of Administration, on all und hiogu tar the goods and chatties, rights and crodits of John C. Salter, late of tho District aforesaid dee'd. The3o arc, therefore, lo cite and admonish all and singular, the kindred and creditors of tho said deceased, to bc and appear before me, at our Das t Onluiary'8 Cou rt for th? aaid District, to be holden at Edgelicld Court House, on the 22d day Nov. inst., to show cau?e, if any, why thc said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand and seal, this "th day of Nov. in tho year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven, and in tho 92d year of tho Independence of tho United States of America. W. F. DURISOE, o.B.D. Nov ll 2t 46 To Consiiniptires. The Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (freo of chniji) to all who desire it, thc prescription with tho directions for making and using the simple remedy by which he was cured of a lung aff c-tion and that dread disease Consump tion. His t-nly object is to benefit thc afflicted and ba hopes cv ry sufferer will try this prescription, :..< it will C??t them nothing, and may provo o blessing. Plc.ise addrosn Rsv. EDWARD A. WILSON, No. 165 South Socond St., Williamsburg, N. Y Sept 18 8m 88 224 Fall and Winter Goods. 224. GK veil Away ! I. SIMON & BRO, Nos. 176 and 224 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AND FURNISHING GOODS FOR GENTS, BOYS AND YOUTHS, IIA VE RECEIVED their large and splendid stock of Goods for MENS', YOUTHS* and BOYS wear, which they offer to their Friends and to the Public, not only in Edgefield District, but to all in the adjoining Districts, at Prices which must bc considered by every one a3 equivalent to GIVING OUR GOODS AWAY. You will find when you call at 224 Broad Street, THE LARGEST STOCK ?F THE BEST MADE UP GOODS, THE MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, THE CHEAPEST GOODS, To be Found in the Southern States. .Ar '.HEAVY SUITS, well ma?s up, from $10 to $25 ; Fine Ca?simere SUITS, extra sizes ; ? Silk Mixed Cassimdte SUITS, extra '? ? Beaver COATS, ?ri? vises ; COATS, PA5T8 as* VJWTA, of every grade and itv le, ac I. IIMOM & BRO'S. HATS, a large Stock and the latest Btyles ; Fur and Silk HATS ; Boys and Youths' HATS, At . I. SIMON & BRO'S. Woolen and Cotton DRAWERS ; Merino and Jeans DRAWERS ; Boys and Youths' DRAWERS, At I. SIMON & BRO'S. Fine French Cloth Dress COATS ; Fine French Doeskin Dress PANTS ; Fine French Caesimere PANTS, At I. SIMON & BRO'S. Fine Black Silk VESTS ; Fine White Silk VESTS ; French Black Cloth VESTS, At_- I.SIMON & BRO'S. A (all Stock Genii FURNISHING GOODS ; Fine Linen Ko3oru SHIRTS; Cotton and Woolen UNDER VESTS; Merino and Plannel.UNDERVESTS, ??At I. SIMON & BRO'S. Linen and Pap^r COLLARS ; Silk HANDKERCHIEFS ; Linen and Cotton HANDKERCHIEFS; CRAVATS, NECK TIES, BOWS, At I. SIMON & BRO'S. Cloth and Cassimere GLOVES ; Silk and Lu-le Thread GLOVES; Woolen and Ootion Half I103E ; Silk and Lisle Thread Hali HOSE, At_I. SIMON & BRO'S. BOOTS and SHOES, a splendid Stock; TRUNKS. VALISES, CARPET BAGS ; UMBRELLAS, fcc., &c., At ' I. SIMON & BRO'S. W Wc call special attention to the above Stock of Goods, all of which we have just eceived, and are selling at ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. Call when in thc City, and examine our Goods and Low Prices be/bre buying elsewhere. v FASHIONABLE CLOTHING EMPORIUM, 176 and 224 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga, tf 45 ESTABLISHER IN 1845. ? fifflMS TRABE. GUNS, PISTOLS. I Cutlery, *c. j D. Il WEIGHT & CO., -?- 233 Broad Street, Il OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL, HAVE JUST RECEIVED, and havo in ?toro, . tretn^ip * p * a full supply of (lie above articles, imported direct AU J LO i A, CT^AIJ from tho Eugiish manufactories, and offur them I JTJK at prices bi mit th? time?, consisliug of ILJLAYJNG removed to thc abovo LARGE and DOUBLE-BARRELED (JURS, all qwriittei COMMODIOUS STORE, an.l opened a Stock of and prices. Arning lucui arc n number ol POW ELL'S CELEBRATED MAKE, iu cate. St??iil/? i??'I l?lHfV ?W ?-?nmle SISGLE-BARRELKD GUSS, Foreign and ?l,lP1C 1 UT) ?W?S| American. I Unsurpassed iu . C'dt?. Remington, a:id other Repeating PIS- pv'i<p\>i< TOl.S. j VARIETY POCKET KNIVES of Roger? and Werten-? ' AND ATTRACTIVENESS, holm s mukc. a splendid assortment. . A lew dozen Eodgers'best TABLE CUTLERY. invite cxaminaii...n by nil buyers. of DRY COODS, SHOT BAGS,POWDER FLASKS, and GAME whether at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Wc are in weekly receipt of Goods, nnd our Ely s Waterproof G .in and Pklol CAPS. Vrictx conform to the low prico of Cotton-and Elv> GUN WADDING, all qualities. j our Edgefield nad Carolina fritada and custom FIXED AMMUNITION fur all med Pistols. Crs for the pail tweuty years, will find us pw ME i ALLIC CARTRIDGES forall sued Guus j i,;ircj to furui.-h th-.ia and Pistols. BLASTING POWDER and SAFETY FUSE, j GOOD GOODS Kentucky. Rifle* and Sporting POWDER, inj . kegs and can.?. AT THE 1?? Hags SHOT, all sizes. TT T T-> - t A fine stock of RIFLES, of my own make, of V Ory liOWeSb rTlCGS ! a superior quality. ! ... REPAIRING done in a superior manner omi j "c Inr,te thorough examination of qualities warranted, at 215 Broad street and prices, by all wishing to get BARGAINS E. li. RODGERS. : in Dry Goods. August.-), Nov. 6, 8m l?. ? Augusta, Oct 22 l?t -1:1 NOTICE. \wm iSil S, TDCAI.KKS is HE Subscriber is now receiving his FALL STOCK OF GOODS, which has been bought ; QT(' W 4 Ti A THF^! since tho bte decline in Goods. ^ L \J V -Lil J, VXilul 1 JJO, My Stock consists of EVERYTHING USU-j ?rQ yr ALLY KEPT IN A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY ! ' STORE. I HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, PUMPS, I inUnd to confino ?uyjolf STETCTLY TO ? &c< &c & . CASH AND BMALE PROFITS, und will there- *' * *' by be enabled to eall at Augusta Retail Prices. ?65 Broad street, AUgUSta, Ga. JOHN CEIBATHAM, Agt. .DuntonsviJIo, NOT 4' 3t 4j i VT E nvitc thc attention of thc public to cur ,'- WCU icleoto'd Stock, orabracing suvcral patterns J KEW ?1\L &$B lYJXTfiR I of "RST 0LASS COOKING STOVES, among *" which v. ill be found Gr O O ? S ! ?*. 01ive Bra,,cl1' -.-r- Thc Henry Clay, Tn_.. .. . . , . . e The Comforter, HE Subscriber has jait rt?eired from Char- _" ,, , icu? "tn. u. st?k of T?? Htarllistone, Fall and Winter Goods, J"8 B"?^r; , - , " . ' THE AUGUSTA COOK, a new and beautiful ( Compruing every class of Goods generally kept gtoTO> m.IIlUrnclurcJ expressly fir us to supply , in a Village Store. thc wnnts of o'ir people. It being lower in prico CALICOES from 10 to 20 eis. per yd.; ^ ott?r?' ^s U wilhin tbe r?ach of maQy Figured and All Wool DELAINES : who aro UDaUo ,0 ?ot Iu?rc ?P?"?? o"" POPT/1NS, Plain,Striped and Chene, all colorf; lu addition to our largo Stock of Cooking Plain BLACK SILK ; ' Stoves, wc have all sizes of HEATING STOVES, Ladies'tine CLOAKS and SHAWLS ; GRATES for coal or wood. PORTABLE RA i Ladios' and Misses HATS and BONNETS ; DI A TIN G GRATES, FURNACES, etc., Ac. Silk and Velvet RIBBONS ; HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, of every GLOVES, HOSIERY, HOOP SKIRTS ; variety, may always bc found in our Stock. ???nn.d v,h\ttx.v'roNi:LS; Oorfacilifioi? for ROOFING and GUTTER 01 BRA c LAMA ELS; ING, or MANUFACTURING TIN and SHEET L.irlcston and Domestic GINGHAMS : IRON WARE arc unsurpn^cd. This depart Domestic and Bleached OOODS-al kinds . nt ^ undcr ^ ?A supervision o? our SAlINhl?. OWBkga, ?nd . BANS; , kn'ce in thi. City. Ladies and Misses SHOES-all kinds; I' e . Men's and Boy-' ROOTS and SHOES ; SCOFIEL?, WILLIAMS tV CO., GROCERIES! HAR?WA?IE??ROCKERY, I Broad Street, Augusta, Ga, With mnny otter articles unnecessary to rnume-I Oct 22_ _?m;_' rate, all winch I wi., SELL VERY CHEAP for j For""Sale...V?ry C?e?p. ?L C. BRYAN, Ageat. 'O PIANOS, IO Mahogany CHAIRS, IMohog n,.t n tf ? 40 \ & any TABLE,,1 SOFA, 1 SETTEE, several ._1_JL I STOVES, ono a COOKING STOVE, 1 Passage LAMP, 1 dozen Cut Glass GOBLETS, 1 pair CARRIAGE MAMFACTOfiY,?iSSIA1">s'??BoU"* C6d"T" .- . Also. 4000 Wilson's Albany STRAWBERRY ?SMITH & mv^m. i -""?" tl"ptr :r;;.';:r ' EDGEFIELD, S. C. Nov5-?-15 ! - " ?To the Patrons ol' the Female THE Subscribers respectfully announce thai | they aro now prepared to do all work in thc 1 l/0llCfi[?l COACH MAKING and REPAIRING BUSI- I c , ., . . . . , NESS that may bo entrusted to them, in a work-, E Subsenbcr, having determined to move manlike manner, and with neatnessand dispatch A to ^ jlhston in tl...= S tate, in a short time, ' wishes to leave no Debts duo-c/<//cr tn him or 6y Wo have on hand a few CARRIAGES and su- him. He thercforo calls upon all thc P?renla and porior BUGGIES,of our own manufacture, which | Guardians who owe him for the Board, Tuition in WO will sell low. I Literary Courue und Mu?ic, and Hooks furninhed All kinds of REPAIRING donc promptly and fAetr daughter* and marj* during ?SO?, 1800, or warranted to give satisfaction. ]$G7, to innko an early arrangement for un carly SPQ-AB woflcll ONLY FOR CASH, ourprices sott|emcnt. M. W. SAMS_. ar unuBuallr roasonablc. All wc ask is a trial. Nov J __2t^_46 Mar 7 sTT* JOKES. Estate Notice. _ -_ A LL persons having claims against tho Estate T o -r ."Rio-?ire of W* R MIDOLETOM, dee'd., aro notifiod XJ8/W JDI??IIJKS. iu present the samo to the undesigned without FOR sale at this Office, LAW BLANKS; OF del?j, and those indebted to said Estato uro rc ALL KINDS at tho uioit rsaionablo prices quested to pay up forthwith, for Cash. J. T. MIDDLETON, Adm'or May 15 tf 20 Oct. 9 1S?7 ?ly 41 A tn DECLINING Second E?"o_;p]pX;y. ?REIT ADDITIONS TO OUR LARGE STOCK HAVING TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THE DEPRESSION IN THE arket for the last ten days, V. RICHARDS & BROS. Might heavily at the REDUCED PRICES, and are now receiving a SECOND JITLY of all kinds of DRY GOODS, both fine and low prices, at much lower tires than they were early in the season. DELAINES from 20 to 25 cents, worth 30 to 35 cents. POPLINS from 30 to 50 cents, worth 37i and 75 cents. One of the finest and most superb Stocks of DRESS GOODS in thc City. MOURNING GOODS of every description. 3-4 BLEACHED COTTONS at 10 cts.; 7-8 and yard wide do. at I2|, 15 and 18 cents ; Warmatoosa do. at 25 cts.: New York Mills do. at 30 cts. CALICOES al 8, 10, 12$ and 15 cts. One hundred and Fifty CLOAKS just opened, from $3,50 to the finest. Cheap as they were before the war in gold. WOOLEN SHAWLS, all grades, from $2 to ?10. Elegant SETS OF FURS at much less than they are sold at retail in New . York City. White, Red and Opera FLANNELS, and DOMESTIC GOODS of all kinds very much reduced. CLOTHS, CASHMERES, KERSEYS, SATINETS, ?cc, &c, in the greatest variety. If you would save money, send your orders, or call and buy your Dry Goods of Oct 29 301 Broad St., Corner by Planters' Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA. 44 E HAVE JUST OPENED AND ARE OFFERING AS LARGE AND AS CHEAP A STOCK OF DRY GOODS, F EVERY DESCRIPTION, as was ever offered in this city. We do not mention ices, but assure the people that no house can or will sell Goods Cheaper than we. H. F. RUSSELL & CO. AUGUSTA, GA. Nov. 3, 3m 45 KENNY & GRAY, 238 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA., ddress themselves to the public in very emphatic terms. Every Gentleman in South Carolina and Georgia who will take the trouble to call at our 1RST CLASS CLOTHING HOUSE, Will be willing to endorse our assertion : 'hat our House contains the MOIST COMPLET] ASSORTMENT, and the most elegantly finished Stock of That has ever fet been offered in Augusta, ???R TAILORING DEPARTMENT supplied with the CHOICEST CLOTHS, CASHMERES and VESTINGS, eluding the most delicate ehadirs of color to be found in thc country ; and its ope tions will bc prosecuted with REN nw Kn CAKE AND ATTENTION on the part of the roprietors, so that nothing of an inferior character can possibly escape their gilance. Our Stock of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS will be found complete in Gents' White Linen Bosom SHIRTS ; Gents' UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS; White on?! Colored Linen HANDKERCHIEFS; HALF HOSE of every description ; Kid, Silk. Lisle Thread, Buckskin, Dog Skin and Cloth GLOVES ; NECK TIES, ROWES, BUTTERFLIES; SCARFS, ?kc ; Linon and Paper COLLARS, eec, ??c.; TRAVELLING SHAWLS and BUGGY RUG GS, fcc.; So that our patrons can supply themselves at our House with every article they ?av require. . KENNY & GRAY. Ansu??a, Oct 22 2?r. 43 ??R OLD AND NEW FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS WILL BE SUP-, lied as usual with the best of ?roceriesand. Articles Used by Planters T THE VERV LOWEST PRICES, at thc oUl Si?nd of Esma & CLARK. JOHN M. CLARK & SONS, 273 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. 3m43 Oct 22 0'DOWD & MULHEKIN, 283 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., ?AVE NOW ON HAND FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE :ie largest and most complete Stock of GROCERIES in the City. Our Stuck aving been purchased before the advance in Gold, we vre prepared to sell X^OAAT -A.S THE LOWEST. 'SSgrMcrchanls and Planters and Planters visiting our City would do well lo call eibre purchasing elsewhere. Augusta, Oct 22 Sm 43 To the Boot and Shoe Buyers of South Carolina ! THE EMPIRE BOOTANO SHOE EMPORIUM Great Reduction in Prices ! WE ARE SELLING ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED Stocks of BOOTS AND SHOES ever opened in this City. An experience of Twenty years, and buying strictly for ('ash, enables us to sell our Goods from 25 lo 35 per Vvnt Cheaper than any other House. U?gPCali and examine. A trial will convince. Goods freely shown, and one price a=ked. MILES' CELE H RATED BOOTS AND SHOES always on hand. Also WOOD'S CELEBRATED BROGANS, and all other Manufacturer's work of note. MR. CARROLL wishes his old friends and customers lo understand that lhere is no Shoddy or Paper Slufi'ed Shoes kept in this Establishment. Our Goods are warranted. ?^gT'Orders respectfully solicited. ROBERT CARROLL, WITH E. P. BLODGETT & CO., AuguBta(No,4 202 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga, ^ Closing Ont AT A .'mal! Advance at Actual Cost! NOW IS THE TIME TO GET illina, Glass ?iid Crockery Ware, LOOKING GLASSES, . iilvcr Plated Goods, Knives & Forks, KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, LAMP GOODS OF ALL KINDS, )RUGS AND MEDICINES, NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS, TOILET AND OTIIER SOAPS, ind hundreds of other Goods too numerous to aention, all [of which arc very " Good to have bout the House," and at or about old Gold Pri es. Rcmcmbor tho placo : 149 City Hotel luildings, Augusta, Ga. J. W. BROWN, LATE MOORE i BROWN. Augusta, Oct 22 2D>J3 ESTABLISHED IN 1850 rllfi Subscriber would respectfully inform the tho citizens of Edgcficld and tho surround ed country, that ho keep? a SPECIAL ESTAB LISHMENT for tho REPAIR of WATCHES nd JEWELRY. All work entrusted to his care rill bo executed promptly, neatly, and warrantod or ODO year. At Lin Store will bc found one of the largest ?tocks of Gold and Sil?er Watches, )f the best European and American manufacture in the Southern States, with a select assort ment of EUCH AND NEW STYLES ETRUS CAN GOL!) JEWELRY, Set with Diamonds, Penfls, Rubies, Oriental Gar nets, Coral, Ac. Also, Solid Silver Ware, Consisting of PULL TEA SETS, WAITERS, ICE AND WATER PITCHERS, CAS TORS, GOBLETS, CUPS, FORKS, SPOONS, And everything in thc Silver Ware line. FINE SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARRELED G li IV S. bolt's, Smith Si Weston's, Cooper's, Remming ton's, Sharp's, Derringer's PISTOLS. And many others of the latest invention. FINE CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, WALKING CANES, PERFUMERY, PORTMONAIES, AND FANCY GOODS Df every variety to be found in a first class Jew clry Establishment. A. PBOXTACT, Ono Door below Augusta Hotel, 1G3 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Octl . 6m 40 CARPETS ! FALL TRADE, 1867. JAS. G. BAILIE & CO., ESAYING just received their full supplies of | JARPETS of DIRECT IMPORTATION, res pectfully cull tho allen lion ot' the citizens of Au rustn and vicinity, tu their large aud beautiful as sortment of Raglisfa BRUSSELS, in entirely new s'.yles Kn dish Velvet CARPETS Three-ply CARPETS of superior quain.., in new pattern? [ngr.iiu CARPETS of host quality and latest de . signs All Wool Du!ch. and Jute CARPETS Venetian CARPETS, al! width*, for Hulls and Stairs Us: and Rag CARPETS Other gnuie* of CARPETS, at very low prices 1 ST AI ii RODS, ..?i widths required l\ large ?leek 'if RUGS, of nil qualities aril pri?es Velvet MATS ?nd Mosaic MATS, h new patterns ' rafted MATS.ind Worsted Bordered C uoa MATS ' Sheepskin MATS ami Manilla MATS i Plain :iT.d lacey best quality Irish Cocoa MATS Chain MAT-, of ul! shapes Felt DRUGGETTS, lj .yunis wida Felt and Woren DRUGGETS, 'i to 4 yards wide English CRUMB CLOTHS, of be;t quality of all sizes mude, with bonders Stair OIL CLOTHS, CARPET BINDINGS, Velvet ard Brussels HASSOCKS, and CARPETS made and laid with di.-patch. OIL CLOTHS ?f thc best quality, and newest patterns manufac tured, just received in SHEETS of ?2 and IS feet wide Cheaper OIL CLOTHS, 3 to S feet wide 5-1 and 6-1 OIL CLOTH TABLE COVERS 3-1 and 6-4 TALLE OIL CLOTHS 5-4 FL ANNE fi BACK TABLE OIL CLOTHS, in Walnut, Oak, Mahogany nnd Paney Colors. OIL CLOTHS measured for and laid. WINDOW SHADES. Wc arc just in receipt of thc largest stock of (TINDOW S?AIiES ever offered '*y us iri this' Market, f.-ui.j i he fi neil to the ehe i pest, male from ? t? 1? fee- l--: g. with ail improved fixture?. Buff, Blue, Urtu; n:nl White HOLLANDS, for Sliauc.', ;i!l widths. WINDOW SHADES squared and put up promptly CURTAIN GOODS. . HEPS ?nd DAMASK, for Curtains DRAPERY TASSELS. CENTRE TASSELS Silk and Worsted and Worsted LOOPS, large and small, in grcnt variety GIMPS of al! colors, for Curtain.'. LACE CURTAINS ul* very fine quality LACE CURTAINS of cheaper uuuliiios MUSLINS, for Curtains CORNICES of now and beautiful designs CURTAIN BANDS, PINS and HOOKS BELL COBBS and TASSELS of ail kinds Fine Embroidered Cloth Pi;.no COVERS Embossed Piano ?nd Table COVERS PICTURE TASSELS, PICTURE CORD and NAILS. WALL PAPERS. A now aud full STOCK, Just received in GOLD PAPKRS, ot beautiful dosigns, and GOLD BOB DEBS to match SATIN PAPERS, latest styles, and proper BOR DERS, to match. A largo shock or low priced PAPERS and BOR DERS, tc match PATER SHADES, in a raric'y of patterns, at very l?w prices FIRE PEINTS and BORDERS, to match. To the above new and beautiful stock of GOODS just opened, wc would ca!I the attention of those in want of suv of the abovo articles enumerated. TERMS CASH ON DELIVERY. JAMES G, BAILIE & BRO. Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA.. Augusta, Oct. 23_ tf_45_ HATS AND SHOES. VV. D, DAVIDSON - M. A, RANSOM, "WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FULL SUPPLY of Men's,- Boys and Children's Hats, Of all qualities, and Boots and Shoes, From tho lowest pri?e Brognn to tho finest grade of Calf Stitched work for Men and Boys, as well as Ladies' and Children's Shoes In endless variety. All of which will bo sold at the VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICE, by DAVIDSON & CO., Corner above Globe lietel. Augusta, Oct 15_lm42 Errors of Youth. A Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner vous Debility, Prematuro Decay, and aH tho effects ol' youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, scud free to r.ll who need it-, tue roripo nnd directionsfor making the simple remedy hy which Lr. was cured. Sufferers wish ing to profit by thc advertiser's experience can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN, 42 Cedar St., New York. May 27 ly 42 3 Come and See HY LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, LADIES' HATS, HISSES' TTATS, L'ANJVEE NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, WILLOW WARE, WOOD WARE, IND IN FACT, EVERYTHING AND A LIT TLE MORE than is usually kept in a first dasi totail Store. * ^3~Come and see, and judgo for yourselves nd remember that my terms arc STRICTLY )ASH. ?ST'?ll orders accompanied with the Cash will c strictly and faithfully filled. G. J. SHEPPARD. Longmircs, 8. C., ti 42 I TAKE THIS METHOD of announcing to you. that I am still at my old stand, where I am ionduciing tho same old lino of business, which iompriies the usual assortment of SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE & CUTLERY. ALSO, Tiri "Ware, tVhich I manufacturo in all its Stylos and Pat terns. WOOD WARE, i large assortment, such as Euckots, Tubs aud Pails. COOKING A IVB HEATING Among which are the justly famous Cook Stoves ' DIXIE," "SUMTER," -'OOOD SAMARI TAN." "SOUTHERN S'LATES" and "FIRE SIDE." These Stoves aro adapted to Soutbont Housekeepers, and there should bc ono in everj* family in order to facilitate ?nd make Cooking sasy. Cali r.nd make a close inspection of tho Coodk md Pri?es before you go furthor. I am not paying $2000 a year for rent of Store as roouy others arc. Dear this in miud, as these expenses are not to bc added to prices paid by you. TVOT. HIXL, IIAJIDLRC, S. C. Oct 6_t?_j*l_ VALUBLE PROPERTY For Sale. THK Subscribers oifer f'ir salo that DESIRA BLE FARM OF FIFTY ACRES, situated just outsido tho incorporate limits of Edgcficld Village, formerly owned hy J. H. Mu?s, and ai present occupied by Gen. M. L. BOXBJUI. The HOUSE is alargo and commodious GOTH IC COTTAGE, new and "ell finished, with Eight large Room?, besides Halls, Piazzas, Pantries, Closets, 4c, with all necessary out buildings. A Well of excellent Water in thc yard, a good Sliting and Spring-House convenient, and a good Stream of Watur running thr ugh tho Horse-Lot into a nice Fuh Poad. There is an Orchard 'if choice Pcr.fhcs, Pears ind Apples, and a Vineyard of Select Grapes en thc premise.?. Anv or..> who trishes a HEALTHY and 1?EAU 1TF?L RESIDENCE, convenient t i tho \ li! .Co Uburchts. Schools, Ac, trill do well to look at i h ii p'ece. Price, $2,J00 in Gold, or ?3,500 in curr. C^b. EgTGen Bonham or .Mr. J. P>. Sullivan wiU show thc placo to any one v.-hhirg to buy. DORN A JOHNSON. "AMISISTRAT??? SAt? BY an Order from tho Ordiuarv, will be ...(.ld .on THURSDAY, tho Hth day of NOVEM BER NEXT, at the late residence of JOHN S. SMYLV, deo'd.. all the PERSONAL ESTATE of nxii deceased, co?sif'.iug of HORSES, HOGS, CATTLE, torn and ?Foih?er, WA i ONS, CARRIAGE, BUGGY, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE. -ALSO At the same time rind place, will bo RENTED FOR THE Y KA lt 1S6S, (save tho Store-House which. > us already been Rented,) THE MEL? ING STREET TRACT OF LAND,-?he lai< Homestead of tho Deceased,-consisting of'?Vcut Three Hundred Acres of eultiv&blo Land; TERMS-Cash in Gidd, or its equivalent in Currency, oa delivery of the Personal Prop?ly. Tho Rant of Land to ha in advance, In G'dd, ur its equivalent in Currency, lythe htgbosl liidtler on the day above specified. D. C. TOMPKINS, Au'er Oct 22 lt fEMIIPIiTlSTISETiiS TO OWNERS OF WATER POWER, MILL SEATS, Ac. TnE Subscriber wyidd respcctfullv announce that he is nov,- prepared'to SURVEY. LO CATE and PUT IN OPERATION ANY KIND OF MILLS or MACHINERY, propelled by either Yvnter or Steam; Added to a lifetime's experience (15 years 'f which is recorded in this nnd adjoieiog Districts,) he h.-s sineo thc war bceu to tuc North inspecting and studying the latest improvements in his linc; and bas made hi? selection in Stctm Engines, Water Wheels, Mod*l Flouring, Grbt and Saw Mills. He now possesses all tho latest Improvements worth having, ai Maker's prices,-which Im provement.} he will guarantee to.give satisfaction when put in oporntion hy himself, or under his superiutendenee. Residence, Six c.iles below Pino Honso cn tho Aiken Road. Pest Office, GranitcVillo, S. C. SAIU'L. BAKER, Mechanical Engineer and Millwright. Oct 22 tf 43 COTTON TAX. ALL Persons desirous of PROSECUTING CLAIMS for INTERNAL RF VENUE TAX PAID ON COTTON, would do well to present them to tho undersigned, as ho h,u accepted th* Agency for E.lgefield District, for the eollci'tio:i of tho same, from Messrs. Bonham, Duller .t Yuum&ns. Persons wishing to make an effort to recover their Cotton Tax, should icnd in to mo at once hy lotter or otherwise, thc number or Rales Cot ton eidd by them, upon which they paid Tax, and by whom settled for. My Post Office is E?goficU C. H., S. C. JAMES A. DEVORE. Oct 30 5t 41 Final Settlement. LFINAL Settlement on the Estate of HA VID PAYNE, dee'd., will be made in tho Ordi nary's Office, on tho 1st January 1S18. . Those having any demands against the said Estate will present them by that day. The Notes and Ac counts duo the Esuite will bo found in the hands of Messrs. BvTLBB & YovxAKS, upon whom all persons interested will do woll to call. R. W. PAYNE, Ad'or. Oct 7_I2t 41 INFORMATION. Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant growth of hair upon a bald head or beardless face, also a recipe for the removal uf-Pimples, Blotohos, Eruptions, etc., on the skin, leaving tho sanie s-ft, clear, and beautiful, can be td>;a&ed without chargo by nddrcsaing THOS. F. CHAPMAN, CnEV?ST, 823 Broadway, New York. Sept 18 8m 38