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WMJ H. GOODRICH. WM. H. G00I 265 Broad St. Have on Hand STOVES, GRA1 AND HOUSE FUI Of all kinds, to which they cull the att all desiring Goods in their line. MR. E. E. SCOFIELD, long and fa with us, and will have charge of thc M WM. : Augusta, Nov. 10 Religious Notice. Tbc Union Meeting of tbe First Division of the Edgefieid Baptist Association will bold its next Session with the Rehoboth Church, com mencing at ll o'clock on ?nturdaj, tho 28th inst. All the Churches in said Division are requested to send Delegates, as on that day an election of officers for tho next year will take place. Rev. R. W. SEVMOUR to preach tho Introduc tory Sermon. Query to be discussed.-How far should a Christian teach his Children to resent an insult, and at the same time ac: in accordance with the requisitions cf the Bibb: ? P. H. ADAMS, M. D., to read an_ Essay on the Design of Sunday Schools. 0. SHEPPARD to de liver an Address: Tho best plan for Sunday ? School success. Sunday Schools generally are cordially invi ted to attend, and participate with us in the Sun day School exercises on thc Sabbath following. D. D. BRUNSON, Mod'or. B. M. TALBERT, Sec'ry. Nov. 10 36 4C Religious Notice* The next meeting of the Executive Board of the Edgefieid Association will be held at Repub lican Church, on Saturday before . the' 5th Sab bath in November. L. R. GWALTNEY, CHAIRMAN. Nov. 3 4t 45 Religious Notice. The Union Meeting of the 4th Division, of the Edgefieid Baptist Association, will bo held at Re publican Church, on Saturday before thc5tb Sab bath in November. The Teachers nnd Pupils of the Sunday Schools within its bounds aro earnest ly requested to attend. J. S. MATHEWS, Mod. Nov. 3 4t 45 NEW GOODS. ^TilE subscriber hos just recoivod from Charles ton his STOCK OF WINTER GOODS, r which he now offers to his etntomers and the public at the LOWEST CASK PRICES, and asks those who desire to purchase to give him a call boforo purchasing elsewhere : CALICOES-from 10 to I? ets. per yard. Plain. Figured and Chene DELANKS and POPLINS, from 25 to 75 cts. per yard-all Colors and Shades. Cheeked and Egleston GINGHAMS. Bleached SHIRTINGS and Long CLOTHS, Red and white FLANNELS. OPERA FLANNELS, all colors, Canton FLANNELS; Plaid LINSE YS. . Plaid and Domestic GINGHAMS. Ladies' CLOAKS and SHAWLS, in variety, Breakfast SHAWLS and NUBIAS, Ladies' and Misses H ATS-Straw, - Braid and | Plush-beautiful. RIBBONS, PLUMES. FLOWERS, Uoen Cambric HANDKERCHIEFS, very cheap, HOSIERY, all kinds. " -- Ladies' UNDERVKSTS, YANKEE NOTIONS-in variety, IRISH LINENS, Huckaback DIAPER and TOWELS, Brown SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS, Bleached ami Brown JEANS, STRIPES, OSNABURGS, Ac. For Me? aud Boys' Wear. DOESKIN, TWEEDS, CASSIMERES, SATTNETTS, Kentucky JEANS, KERSEYS and FACTORY JEANS, HATS and CAPS, all styles aud sizes, Gents UNDERVESTS, NECK TIES, COL LARS, ?fcc. Boots and Shoes. In Storo an elegant assortment Ladies and Misses SHOES, very cheap, Gents, Boys and Children's BOOTS and SHOES, large stock. Also. A general assortment of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AX ES, NAILS, &c, <fce. Groceries, &c. SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, CHEESE, MACARONI, CRACKERS, CANDLES, STARCH, SODA, SOAP, With every variety of Goods generally to be found in a well furnished Village Store, all of which will be sold as CHEAP AS THE CHEAP EST. B. C. BRYAN, Agent. Nov. 10 2m 4G JAMES M. ANDERSON, WITH D, R. WRIGHT & CO,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN British, French am! American DRY GOODS, SHAWLS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, .And Notions, 233 Broad St., opposite Masonic Hall, AUGUSTA, GA., Nov io :;t 46 ROSADJJLI8 Purifies the Blood. For Sale, by Druggists Everywhere. State of South Carolina, EDGEKIELD DISTRICT, IN O lt l)fNARY. Elisabeth Franklin, Jesse Franklin ] and others, Applicants, vf. j For Par'n, '?eorgo Sharpt?n arni wife Nuncy | ?nd other.-, Defd .dants. J BY au Order fr?.m the Ordinary, I "hull proceed to re-sell at Edgefieid Court H-use, on tht lir.-t Munday in December U-.Xt, for Partition, (ni tho ri-k of the formtr punlm-cr.) the REAL ES. TATE or BARTLEY FRANKLIN, deceased; Mtunted in the District und Stute llforeSnid, cou. tattling Two Hundred .uni Tw?'(202) Acres, mon or le**, and bounded liv linds of L. Oomillioii Levi Mo<cr, Riehiird ? rogo ry, Sr., and others. tST Terms Cash. Titles ?tr?. ISAAC ROLES, S.E D. Nov. 6 4t I? State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD DISTRICT, JN ORDIN?R Y. Samuel Gunter nud wife Eilcanor, "\ Appican's. vs. f. For Par'n Caroline Kirkl ind. John B. Kirk- | laud and otben, Dcfend'is. I IN pursuance nf an Order from the Ordinary, i shall profond tn re-sell nt Edgefieid dur Holts", ou the first Monday ?ii December next,foi Partition, (at thc ri?k of thu fitrwer piin-.hiis^r tbe REAL ESTATE.-f WARREN KIRKLAND deceased, a TRACT OR PARCEL OF LANI lying and being Li tho District and Slate afore said, containing Sixty Four (ii I) acres, more or loss ?.nd bounded by lund- .'f Reuben Lybrtnd, Bar ney KP ps, Henry Cato r.n-! others. .3T Terms Cash.-Titles extra. ISAAC BOLES, S.E.D. NOT. G 4t 45 GEO. E. GOODRICH mic?? & SON , Augusta, Ga., ii Full Stock of m, TIN WARE, INISIIIXG GOODS, ?iition of the public, and ask a visit from vorably known in this linc, will be found echaiiical Department. H. GOODRICH & SON. Gm 46 CAMBRIDGE LANDS FOR SALE. IOFFER at private sale my PLANTATION, containing TWELVE HUNDRED ACRES, and lying fivo miles South of Ninety-Six Depot, on the waters of Ninety-Six Creek. I will sell it in a body, or will divido it so that Tract No. 1 will contain about 8U0 Acres,- No. 2, 275 Acres; No. 3, 125 Acres. Each Tract abundantly sup plied with wood and water. TERM--Tho purchaso money to be paid in Gold, oae-hnlf Cash. Tho balance two years after dato, with interest from (Lue. R. G. M. DUNOVANT. Nov 10 3t 46 VALUABLE FARM FOfi SALE THE Subscriber wishes to sell his DESIRA BLE and WELL IMPROVED FARM, lying within less than a mile of the Columbia & Augusta Railroad, about eight miles below Edgo field C. H., adjoining lands of Benj. Bcttis, Lewis Miles and others, and at present oocupied by Geo. W. Dorn. This FARM contain? Two Hundred and Thirty Three Acres,-One Hundred of which arc in cul tivation, under goori fenoc, and mostly fresh land. Thc balance is heavily timbered Pine and Oak Land. All well adapted to Cotton, Corn and Grain. On tho premises is a comfortable Dwelling and all necessary outbuildings, in good repair. There are also on the place 1200 Choice Fruit Trees-just commenced bearing. If application is made soon an unusually good bargain can be had. MOSES HARRIS. Nov 10 4t 46 "FOR RENTT THAT FINE PLANTATION, known as tho "CANE BRAKE." lately owned by A. L. Dearing, Esq, on Salu la River, containing Twelve Hundred Acres, of which there arc from 200 to 300 Acres of River Bottoms ca pable of producing a Bale of Cotton to the Acre. Tho Family Residence i? almost new, and the largest and most commodious in Edgefield Dis trict. Location healthy, r.ot far from thc Green ville and Columbia Railroad, and one of the best stands for a Country Store. Gin House, Barns, Stables, ic , in good order. Pasturage very line and extensive. Applicants must bo prepared to secure their bids. Apply to JOHN ?. BACON, ATT'V. FOTI JAS. lt. PRINGLE. Evgificld, S. C., Oct 20 2m43 Valuable Lands TO RENT, LEASE Oil SELL. THE Subscriber wishes to Rent, Lctse or Sell his ENTIRE TRACT OF LAND, lying 16 miles West of Edgefield C. H., on Bird Crook ; and will divido it in Lots of from Fifty to Five Hundred Acre?, to suit parties. This, body of Land is well adapted to Corn, Cotton and Small Grain. Como and look, and judgo for yourselves. ?5?" Terms made easy. I wilt ftUo'sell a superior lot of WORK STOCK, at low prices. B. M. TALBERT. Nov. 3_tf_ _45._ EXECUTOR'S SALE. 1WILL ofter for sale, at PUBLIC AUCTION, on MONDAY, tho 7th dav of December next, . AXL. THAI T li A. CT OS L?XD ooi.U?ning.O&? I Hundred and Eighty-Eight Acre?, moro or less, the property of PORTER J. CASWELL, dee'd., situate immediately on ibo lina i leading from Edgefield C. II. to Niuity-Six, on which there is a sood Two Story Dwelling Hou.'e, and necessary ..ut buildings, adjoining lands of the Estate of Jas. F. Lowry, Dr. Jno. Landrum and others. TERMS OF ?ALE- One-third Cash. The balacee on a credit ol twelve months, with in terest from day of ?ale, to bc secured by Bond and Mortgage of thc premises. Purchaser to pay for necessary papers. Z. W. CARWILE, Ex'or. Nov. 10, 4t 46 EXECUTOR'S SALE. IWILL SELL at Edcefield C. H., on Monday, tho 7th December, in pur.-uancc of an Order from the Ordinary, ONE TRACT OF LAND be longing to thc Estate of AM ON LINDSEY, de ceased, containing Threo Hundred and Ninety Acres, more or less, and bounded by lauds of B. Rambo, D. Quattlcbum and others. Also, at the same timoand place, TWO MULES, ONE ROAD WAGON, <tc, 4c, bolonging to Estate of said deceased. Terms Cash. Purchaser of Laud to pay for titles. M. FRAZIER, Ex'or. Nov 10 4t 46 F?RNITUREJF?R" SALE. AT THE BAPTIST PARSONAGE. Iwill offer at AUCTION, on TUESDAY, tho 24th of NOVEMBER, my Household and Kitchen Furniture, Crockery, Garden implements, Tools, &c. The Sale to commence nt ll A. M. Terms, cash. There is one complete Set of SOLID WALNUT, and one of MAHOGANY-b< th in good order. The Furniture can bo examined privately by those who wish to purchase. L. R. GWALTNEY. Nov. 9 2? 4ft TO RENT. AT the late rcsidenco of Dr. J. F. Adams, de ceased, on FRIDAY, the 20th inst, some VALUABLE" COTTON and GRAIN LANDS, divided to suitjersons wishing to Rent the ensu ing year. S. W. NICHOLSON, ) . _ J.F.ADAMS. j Adm ora. Nov. 0 2t 46. TO RENT. 1IT ILL RENT for the next year, tho GROVE PLANTATION, lying 2J miles from EdgeOeld C. H.. on the Ninety Six Road. Then arc Three Hundred Acres open land on the place, well adapted to Cotton and Grain. Terms reasonable LUCY J. BATES. Nov. 9. ol 46 TO RENT, FOR thc year 1SC9, tho well-known PLANTA TION "formerly belonging to THOMAS J. McKIE, dee'd., and occupied for several years past by W. L. McDaniel. Apply to THOS. J. McKIE, Woodlawn, S. C. NovlO St 46 Administrator's Sale. IX pursuance of an Order from W. F. Durisoe, Esqr., Ordinary for Edgefield District, we will proceed to sell at tho late rtsiderce of Mrs TABITHA ABNEY, dee'd., on THURSDAY, the 19th NOVEMBER, all thc PERSONAL ESTATE of said deceased, consisting of FOUR MULES AND ONE HORSE, THREE COLTS. CATTLE, SH KEP, HOGS, FLOUR. CORN, FODDER. SHUCKS, COTTON AND COTTON SEED, ONE ROAD WAGON, AND ONE BUGGY, BLACKSMITH AND FARMING TOOLS, GIN HEAD, THRESHER AND FAN, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, KITCHEN UTENSILS, Ac. t3?" Terms Cnsh. ROBT. J. SMITH. ) . " J. K. SCHUMPERT. ) Ad ors' ft?Sr The LAND belonging lo the deceased will be Rented on thc day of salo above mentioned fur Cash. Nov. :; _ _3t_ 45 Cheaper Than Ever. WE will sell our entire Stock of PRINTS, consisting of Meriinacs, Spraguos, Pacific, and Allens, at 10 els. per yard. C. A. CHETHAM Jfc BRO. Nov. 10_tf_46 "BLUE STONE! JEST Recen cd and for sale by THOS. W. CARWILE, At Sign Golden Mortar. Sept 14 tf 3b THE CHEAPEST STOCK IN Twenty Years! AND ALSO TOE LA?EST, MOST ymim, AND MOST MAGNIFICENT * MM 228 ; . BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA., FORMERLY GRAY, MULLARKY & CO.,. 3STOW , ' IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Staple and Fancy DRESS ?J" ames Jk.m Gtorsty cfc Co. Announce to thc Public of Georgia awl Sooth Carolina, THAT THEIR PREPARATIONS FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE . ARE NOW COMPLETE. TSLDCO-OSP jfiL* GrJC&t-y ?fir Go? Havc Every Variety and Quality of LADIES' DRESS GOODS; Of SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS AND OSNABURGS; Of TABLE AND BED LINEN ; Of CLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND COVERINGS; ;>' - 'y - Of ' .' . ; LACES, EMBROIDERIES AND CASHMERES. . - . ...... ?'- :"*s!r*,^?' ' The Wholesale Department % AT :. a il JAS A. GRAY & CO'S. IS . ...'.,* One of the Largest in the South/! James Jk.. Gray ?fe Oo? OFFER THEIR PRESENT LARGE STOCK AT THE SMALLEST ADVANCE UPON COST PRICES ! Augusta, Oct 13 BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND Tj^JSTC^rT GOODS. T X HE Subscriber* have on band a fine assort ment of SCHOOL, CLASSICAL, MISCELLA NEOUS nud SUNDAY SCHOOL DOOKS, All kind? of BLANK BOOKS, nnd a large Stock of all ikes and qualities of WRITING PARERS. Also, a ereilt variety of FANCY GOODS, MU SICAL INSTRUMENTS, 4c, A?wf which they offer at Wholosalo and Re tail at the lowest Cash prices. THOS. RICHARDS & SON, 2C3 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. '07 ?10 liu 46 RECEIVED AT MRS. D. O'CONNOR'S, . r afe; i 25.1 Hrond St., Augusta, Ga., ;(jEjHj?-'Doors above thc In>uranco Bank,) i im ? jfiKNOTIIER largo assortment of HATS and BONNETS, in Velvet, Plath, Felt, Silk and Straw, togothor vfith her usual variety of FANCY GOODS, which ehe will sell at tho lowest prices, WhVcsale and Retail. r>0rdors promptly attended to. 1.27 liu44 E, S. /rs G. BAILIE & BRO., DEALERS IN GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES, BAGGING,' ROPE AND TWINE, "Wines and Liquors, A.C., Arc.? &C?t NO. 205 BROAD~ STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. Oct 20 _UV 43_ Drills BY A. J. PELLETIER, 15Si BROAD STREET, ?.TJGUSTA, GA., I-TTAS IN STORE A NICE LINE OF GOODS. I O embracing ALL ARTICLES in thc Trade, to which bc respectfully calls thc attention of his friends and customers throughout tho District. Give us a call. A. J. PELLETIER, 15Si Broad Street, Augusto, Ga. Oct 20 4m -13 U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE. The United States of America, SOUTH CAROLINA DISTRICT. BY Virtuo of a Writ o? fi fa /adan to me di rected, issuing out cf the Honorablo thc UniUd States Circuit, for the District of South Carolina, I will exposo for sale to tho highest bidder, ct public AuctioD, at Edgefield C. H., on the. 2d day of December next, (being the first Wednesday bf the Month,) all tho right, title and interest of tho Defendant in and to ibo following property, to wit: ONE TRACT OF LAND, con taining One Thousand Acres, moro or less, bounded by lands ol tho Estato of Thomas/Pitts, Dr. L. M. Ashill, R. B. Watson and other?, situate on tho Ridge. Levied on as the property of the De fendant Elijah Watson, at thc suit of William Allen nnd James McLean, Plaintiffs. TERMS, CASH. Purchasers to pay the Mar shal for necessary papers and stamps. Salo to bc conducted by JULIUS P. WRIGHT, Deputy Marshal, as Auctioneer. J. P. M. EPPING, i U. S. Marshal. Nov.3_3t 45_ Assignee's Sale. IN pursuance of an Order of Hon. A. G. FOS TER, Registor in Bankruptcy, will bo Sold, free.from thu encumbrance of Lions, at Granito ville, in the County of Edgefield and State of j : South Carolina, on the 30th day of Novcinbor, 1868, the following Tract of Land, (Exclusive of Ninety Acres, including thc dwel ling-house, and thc growing crop) belonging to the estate of Francis Murraj', Bankrupt, to-wit: AU'tbat trnct of land, sit?alo, lying and being in theCounty and State aforesaid, on Big Horse Creek waters of .Savannah River, containing Two Thousand and Eighty Acres, moro or less, and bounded ou tire West by lands now,, or formerly, belonging to William Gregg; on tho Northwest by lands now, or formerly, Lewis Elzcy's ; on tho Ei.it by land now, or formerly, Mat.. May's and E. Posey's; on '.he Southist by land now, or for merly G. Rozier's and Mrj. R. Swearingin's ; on tho South by land now, or formerly, Wm. Rigg's and J. Hatcher's. Also, that other Tract of Land, lying and hoing in tho County and S tato? forced, near the Granitev'ille depot, on the South Caroli na Railroad, containing Ono and - Acres, moro or less, and bounded HS follows: on the West by land now, or formerly William Morris' : on the South and East by land now, or formerly Miobael O'Brien's : on the North by thc Soul* Carolina Railroad, being tho same tracts of land conveyed to said Francis Murray by Luoius L. Hall, by deed, dated, (he 27th dav of November,. 1SI56. Also, nt thc same timo and place, a lcnse-hoM interest in Four Acres of Laud adjoining Kalmia Mills, upon which (hero is a wooden house, con taining sevon rooms. Also, Two Small Curfs. Terms Cash. S. D. HEARD, Assigne?. Nov. 7 3t_46_ ~ASSIGNEE5S~SALE, IN BANKRUPTCY. IN Pursunncc of an Order from the Honorablo GEORGE S. BRYAN, Judge United States District Court for South Carolina, I will sell nt PUBLIC OUTCRY, at Edgefiold C. H., on thc flrat Monday in December next, the HOUSE AND LOT, in thc Vi'.lngo of Edgofield, whore J0I?N M. WITT lately rcsidod, it being a part of tho AssigoadEsUtc of said J. M. WITT. ThcLotcon taina-about .One Aero, with good Dwelling House and/either improvements requisite to make it a comfortable and desirable rosidonce. Tiras Cash. , E. J. YOUNGBLO0D, Assignee. /TOT 10 4i 46 ASSIGNEES SALE. ?8>?. IN BANKRUPTCY. mlT Pursuance- of an Order from tho Hon. GEO. ?PS. BRYAN, Judgo of the District Court of tho United States for South Carolina, I will sell ?MJBLIO OUTCRY, at Edgefield C. H., on tho fitotlMonday in December next, the HOUSE AND &0T in'tho Village of Edgefield whereon JOHN COLGAN now resides, containing Nino Acres more or les?, -r'^rirms Cash. E. J. Y0UNOBLO0D, Assignee. Nov 10 4t 40 if ASSIGNEES SALE. Sf; IN BANKRUPTCY. "tm ?Pursuance of an Order from tho Honorable fi GEORGE S. BRYAN, Judjr,c of tho District Court of the United States for South Carolina, I will ?ell nt PUBLIC OUTCRY, at Edgefield C. H., on tho first Monday in December next, ONE TRACT OF LAND whereon RUSSELL PAD GETT now resides, containing Two J"undred Acros, moro or les?, adjoining lands of Jamos D. Watson, George Bell and others. : Terms Cash. Z. W. CARWILE, Assignoo. Nov 10 4t 26 County Commissioners' Office, HAMBURG, S. C., Nov. 7, 1808. IN accordnnco with nn Act of Sept. 2fith, 1SGS, Sec. 22, Pago 130, State at large, and from instructions from the Comptroller General's Offico of 1st Nov. 1809, Contingent Accounts of oil Cou'ity Officers, in case of Criminal Proceedings, which have accrued sinco tho first day of October 1SCS, will bo Audited and Paid at this Office. J. F. ll MILING, Clerk Board C. C. fur Edgefield Countv. Nov 10 lt 40 Notice. APPLICATION will he mcdo to thc Legisla ture at its next Session for a Charter to in corporate the Vaucluse Manufacturing Company, for the purpose of Manufacturing und Selling Cotton and Woolen Goods, at or near VUUOIUBO on Horse Creek. Oct 1 -1m 47 t GREAT ATTI}ACTION AT THE FREDERICKSBURG STORE! Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS, N< (OW OFFER one of the largest and most attractive Stocks of Dry Goods they have iver had the pleasure of exhibiting in Augusta'. at pri?es that cannot b? questioned. Their motto is. as ever has been. ."Small Profits and (?nick Sales.' They are determined not to be undersold by any house South. Their goods ure all thc first-class ?ind best makes, selected with the greatest care by their buyer, who, being in New York all tho uea?oi'i, enables bini to select tho latest and most fashionable goods in tho market: New Goods received daily. Something new alwavs to bc found at thc FRED ERICKSBURG STORE, at the LOWEST PRICES.' They can :-ay, without hesitancy, that theil' stock of Dress Goods cannot be surpassed in elegance, beauty, variety or low prices, having all thc novelties of thc season. Particular attention is called to this Department. THEIR CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT Was never larger or mow complete, being of the latest and most fashionable de signs. CLOAKING CLOTHS in great profusion. FURS, in groat variety, just received. A large stock of goods for GENTS and BOYS, such as CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, JEANS, &C. DOMESTIC GOODS of the best makes, in BLEACHED and BROWN HOME SPUNS, KERSEYS, LINDSEYS, STRIPED and CHECKED DOMESTICS, BED BLANKETS, &c, &c. WHITE GOODS of every description. NOTIONS too numerous to mention. It is useless for theo to enumerate what they have in stock. They invite all to call and examine their stock, as goods will be fairly and cheerfully SHOWN. WHOLES AXE ROOMS Ul? STAIRS, To which the attention of Merchants is particularly invited. The stock was never larger, more complete or varied. They guarantee to competo with. New York prices. v ; f?"V -. V. RICHARDS & BROS., Nov. 3 301 KROAD STREET, AUUUST?, GA., CORNER BY THE PLANTERS' HOTEL. tf 45 KENNY & GRAY, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, Merchant Tailors, AND DEALERS IN BEADY MADE ClOTHiM AND Genfs Furnishing Goods, INVITE THE PUBLIC TO EXAMINE THE VERY LARGE STOCK OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND TESTINGS, WHICH THEY HAVE ON EXHIBITION. These GOODS are NEW, of the LATEST and MOST DESIRABLE STYLES, and will bo made to order in the Best Manner, at the Lowest Prices ! OUR STOCK -OF READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS, IS ONE OF THE LARGEST and BEST ever brought to Augusta. W? will sell at such LOW FIGURES as to GIVE SATISFACTION* TORVER Y ONE. Tn the following FURNISHING GOODS for Gent's use, we have a desirable assortment : GENT'S DRESSING ROBES. WHITE MUSLIN SHIRTS, UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, . HANDKERCHIEFS, NECK TIES, LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS, HALF HOSE, GLOVES, TRAVELING SHAWLS AND BUGGY BLANKETS. JS?yTo will be to the interest of every one desiring any article in our branch of business to examine our stock before buying elsewhere. KENNY & GRAY, 238 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. 2m 42 Augusta, Oct 13 COTTON PLANTERS, RALLY I -j-o UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!-COTTON SCREW! ! WRIGHT'S, ALLUM'S, BANKS'. Great Improvement in Cotton Packing Screws ! ! THE BEST IN USE. GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION TO ALL WHO USE THEM, COME ONE I Come all ! Every Screw warranted. ALSO, GIN GEAR of all sizes, SUGAR BOILEl^S, SUGAR MILLS, GUDGEONS, ALARM BELLS, and all kinds of MACHINERY and CASTINGS done at short notice. The hiebest price paid for old Machinery, Iron, Brass and Copper. P. MALONE, AUGUSTA, GA. Having purchased the patterns of BULLOCK'S COTTON TRESS, would be pleased to supply Planters with Presses complete or ?nv parts thereof. Have on Rand a large lot of New and Second-hand SHAFTING, PULLEYS, BLACK SMITH TftOLS ?fcc:, for sale cheap for cash. Also. GRAHAM'S IMPROVED PATTERN GIN GEAR, all sizes. Also, ONE EIGHT-HORSE STATIONARY ENGINE, nearly new. . Also, BOLTS AND PULEYS FOR PACKARD'S COTTON PRESS. Oct. 27 ,2m 44 Buckwheat FlOur, ' ?e and Potatoes JUST RECEIVED 1 lU.I. New BUCL WHEAT FLOUR. 1 m.i. RICE. 1 Bbl. eating POTATOES. G. L. PENN. Oct. 28 tf 44 NAILS AND AXES. 20 KEGS BFST NATLS, 2 Doz. COLLINS' AXES. C. A. C1IEAT1IAM A BRO. Nov 3 tf 45 GRAND EMPORIUM FOU Pall and Winter G-OODS ! C. A. CHEATHAM & BRO., No. 3, Purl; Kow, BL?AVIN'G just returned fr tho grcn' Cora uurcial marts nf I ho North, >.. ?-.ore they devoted iheuiikslves \i?o selection.of their produit IM ?ENSE und EL BA ANT STOCK of Fal! aud Winier Goods, itospcctfiilly announce that they are offeri.p thc lime at a VERY SMALL ADVANCE UPON ACTUAL COST PRICES, and a? low, if not >wer thais thc sanie quality of Goods cu, be Lill ,t uny other IL.ns?: i:i the pl i c.^ LADIES,' DRESS GOODS. Thoir Stock in this Deparluictttembraces every .'ariety and Quality, ar,.! ?:li :!.o Soweitori<s nd tho Ric hcs I wild Mos Sup rb I?<?hi?n. To. y >eg un examination ol' ibcir I oautiful an ny. of POiM.iNS, ErCCHNES, DEEAIXKS, LUSTRES, M ERIN?)Ha. _ ALPACCA, BOMIUZINK. Empresa CLOTH, OPERA AND ALL WOul. FLANNELS, Earlo-toii a?. 1 i? .?a ?:ic iftNGUAMS, 330 Pieces REST CALICOES-French, Eng lish and AmerTcao".-rory ibeap, LACKS! RinUONS, TEMMINGS, - Swiss, Mull. French .m l Nainsook MUS? LINKS-beautiful assortment, EDGINGS, ?ud TNSERTl-K.GS; CLOAKS, SHAWLS, NU V.TAS. in vi.vklv. COLLARS, GLOVES; HOSIERY, LADIES aud MISSES TIA I'S und BOVN El '8, newest styles nod vcrv bahdKome. BALMORAL and HOOP SKIRTS, a hfgV assortment, Ladies UNDKRVESTS, CORSETS, Ac. WHITE GOODS AND DOMESTICS. Bleached aud Brown SHU* TINGS, 8-4. liMand 12-1 SREETJNGS, Pillow Case LINENS and COTTONS, A splendid Stock of LIN KN S. JEANS-Brow ii and Blenched, APRON CHECKS. GKO i; GIA STRIPES, Beautiful QUILTS ano .TREADS, Splendid B-d BLANKETS. OSNAUUKGS, B.-.i TICKING, Ac, AR GENTS' GOODS. Alargo Stock READY-MADE CLOTHING, all grades, chcnpi-r than i ver, GENTS* FURN?SUjVG GOODS, CLOTHS, CASSIMKJE^ SATTINETS, TWEEDS. ' Gents' and Royall ATS, Set, Ac, Ac. BOOTS AND SHOES. Wo have in Store nn usually large and retied tssor-micnt of LOOTS r.r.d SHOKS for Eadie-, Hisses,.Gent* and Children.'which wo purnhi??fl lirectfrbm ibo best raanufae-urcrs, ard wc aro lutistied will please uir cu.-to:ocrs. GENERAL AS SO RT?IENT. in Store a good select ?eil CROCKERY, HARD WARE, CUTLERY, Ac, Ac/ pB-kn examination of pur Goods is earnestly lolicited. C. A. CHEATHAM * BRO. Oct 6 tf , ' 41 ? :_ New Pall Goods ! r HE Subscriber ?snow raceiving a LARGE FALL AND WINTER STOCK of ' - Dry Goods, Fancy Dress Goods, r Ready Made Clothing, Hoots and Shoes, And Fenke.? \otions in Variety. To'nll of which he begs nn examination from tho good people of Edgeficld. Prices as low as can be afforded. S. H. MANGET, Under JUasonic IJnll. Scpt28 tf 40 EDWARD J, EVANS & CO, NURSERYMEN AND ) YORK, ^lEJJSrrKT. FI RUITS AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, GRAPE' VINES, SMALL FRUITS, ORNA MENTAL SHRUBS, li EDGE PLANTS, Ac, for the coming season. A good assortment of SOUTHERN APPLES and PEACHES. NEW SEED WHEAT, SEED POTATOES, Ac, Ac. ^a?-Descriptivo Catalogues moiled to appli cants'. July 14 5m 29 NEW BOOK. The Old Soldier's Diploma, or Life on the Frontier in the Vi S. Army. CM. GRAY of Company " A," gives notice . that thc abovo work, giving a highly inter esting account of bis services while in thc United States Arrry, from as carly as 1812, and inter sporsod with numerous amusing and thrilling in cidents, is now going to Press, and will bc ready for the public in a vory i-bort while Oct, 20 tf 43 John Esten Cook's New Novel. FJ. HUNTINGTON A CO., 459 Broomo . street, New York, have in press, to bo roady io Odober, "MOBUN, OR TUE LAST DAYS OF LEE AND HIS PALADINS." By J. Eden Cook, author of " Surry of Eagles' Nest." Of "Surry," of which "Mobun" is a sequel, 10,000 copies were almost immediately'sold. Tho now work is still moro intensely interesting. Printed on fine-toned paper and richly bound in cloth, with upward of 500 pages, it has for its frontispiece a fine steel medallion bead of Gene ral Lee, and four beautiful illustrations in Homer's best stylo. Either book is sent by mail post free, on receipt of the price, $2.25. Fer sale by.all booksellers and hows dealers, in town and country. Oct. 6, 3t 41 Watchmaker and Jeweller. DF. McEWEN is now-prepared to dc ALL t KINDS OF WORK pertaining to hi? bu siness T?-ith neatness and dispatch, and on as reasonable terms as can bc done Ly any first class workmon. All work will bo warranted to givo satisfaction. OUNSMITHING. Tho sorvices of a competent GUNSMITH havo been engaged, and any work in that lino left at my Shop will bc promptly attendod to. All parts of Colt's Pistols will bo kept constantly on hand, ready finished for usc, thereby making it unne cessary for arms being left for any length of timo for ordinary repair. D. F. MCEWEN. Oct 6 tf 41 CONGAREE ! THE Thorough Brod STALLION CONGA REE will stand at Edgefield C. H., during the Fall Season nt $20 for the Season. For fur ther particulars, enquire of Mr. JACKSON COVAR, at the Clork'.? Office. Sept 15 3m 38 CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEA. JUST received a supply of Gunpowder, Impe rial,. Young Hyson and Black'TEA, vliich I havo tested, and confidently recommend as being very choice and delicate in flavor, and very full strength. G. L. PENN, J Nov. 9_tf_4n Dog Stolen. STOLEN from tho Subscriber, on the 11th October, a small Black HOUND DOG, of coarse voice, and will come to tho call of "Dick Taylor." 'l on Dnllnrs rowa.nl ?ill bc paid for the recove ry of thc Dog, and $5 for proof to convict tbo thief. J. L. MATHIS. Nov. 3 3t 45 JUST B? (?CI53VKD;1 1 BALE OSNABURGS. . 1 Balo Augusta SHIRTING, 1 Balo Grantville. SHIRTING, - 50 Piece; BLEACHING,-all grades. CA. CHEATHAM A BRO. Nov 3 If 45