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THE ADVERTISER. EOUEI'Ib'L?, S. CM OCT 20, 180?. . Death of Mrs. P. M. Butler. 1 his Indy-KATE GOODE-whom so many of us know intimately fr >m her cridlo, ?3 no mire. At the early a^o uf twenty-five ?die hus been calk- .' m another world. To ;?or many friends her;. ;bc telegraph brings thc ead tidings that she departed toi* life, at bur hom?, near Miuiden, La, on the Hrh inst. She wa3 lovely in person and in character. In this, their old home, are flowing many tears of silent sympathy for her sadly stricken parents, husband and chilJren. Well Weighed and Never Found Want ing. Yes, " weighed in tho balance" for lo ! thoso many years, and never yet "found wanting.-' Who? Oar universally es'eera-.-d 'ownsm.m Mr. B. C. lia VAX. Hi h*s ju?t returnfd from Charles toi wi-h u Very Fine Slm-k of New. Elegant nnd Fa -?i?. >ti iljle Goods. Arid nut only ilezun: acd f?i-: 'tiat)Jo goads, lint also t'Jain Staut an ? U c ful Goods. Who knows, or ought to know, bet cr than Mr. Bi. Y AN." how to choo-e and purchase a yood stoek. Ile sends ns a largo advertisement, but it is too Into for :hi- wo- k Ho will be f >u:id ut his oil s ti ml. and w ll we?come hi? tr ions of friends wi h Li. I ! h >m-*t and cheery smile. . - .4?... ? The (ICM h g Days of Court. Nothing ol interest marked tho i-t'--i?i^ days of .- our Pall Term s:ive tho trial of Lydia Buchhal ter for the murder of Mrs. Elkins. Messrs Ad dison and Bacon were appointed as her counsel. The jury acquitted her. And thus is thc Elki?s case off the (locket. A worthy lady has been ut troeionsly mu rd vre J, and the perpetrator! whoev er he or .?he may bo, goes unwhipt of justice. Io day? nf better law it had not boon so ! And thea Judge Plait was guised, as usual, w?th .: rioloni pain in tho head, or bl ini::ch, or b.iek, orsomewhere, (head, however, most proba. Wy,} and retired; with bis blushing honors thick itu .r. him. And after his late absurd, undignili ed, and puerile splutter here, he certainly deserves a lasting reaicmbrance at thc hands of Edgefield. Ve cannot afford to havo his noble featuros per petuated in immortal colors or prisoned in death less marble, for the admiration and emulation of generations yet unborn, but we should redeem bis name at least from entire oblivion. lit?is is a classic material for the purpose : it is euduring ind it is appropriate. Let, then, an ample tubiet be constructed of this brilliant metal, and on its shiping surfaeo let " ?topbanlnb ri tt, Contmnvtiblo livon Among Carpetbaggers" bi engraved. We can afford in this instance to bc even buzeu in our admiration and generosity. ?&- Our Charleston letter bus l een received, but the pressure of advertisements compels us to defer it until our next issue. Jj?f The first Fr st of thc season was risible on tho 1 -11 h. Wc have bad several sioce. Vege tation don't seem much effected as yet. Lawless, Malignant, Unscrupulous: At tho last State oloction in Georgia, A. (?. Buf?n, thc Radical Sheriff of Richmond County, was shot and killed. And as lately as Friday last, our peaceful and gentlemanly fellow-citizen of H imburg, Mr. ROBERT KER.N'ACHAX, was ar rested, placed in irons, and taken to Columbi.;, ou n charge of being tho murderer. The arres" vas effected a' thc instance of thc notorious Hub bu rd. who ni.-.dc an i.flidavil to the iffect that up' ii information received, he had reason to be lieve that Mr. KERNACHAN committed thc mur der. Wc have no doubt that thc accusation is t -tu;llv groundless and that the whole thing if j :. uianifcatatlou of long-nursed Radical malignity. | Thc Elections ju Pennsylvania ant! O lao. TliCfC electivos, wbieh have been looked for ward to With ??> inuob VutoreiiV, t-jolt place ou thc 12th inst.. ro?uiiiii?, in both States, in tho suecc-? ?f the Republican candidate for Governor. ggf'Thti State Aricuitural Fair, let it bo re membered, will be held :n Columbia on the lOtb. 1 Ith and ll'tii November. Wc hope Edgefield will be weil rcpr<stilted and th:it many 'd' our farmer. ?.ad planters will bring bvinc Prizes with them. Only i nc fare will be charged on Railroad. Sec How lie Flauuts His Plug! We mean eur friend and next-door neigh bor, Capt T. W. CAUWILC. Or in other nords, CAR WILE thc Druggist. To reid his row double column udcertisement is actually good for the health. Bo search it out. and read it, every word of it. You can easily find it, for it is by no oio.in. like a needle in a hoy-s'ack. I'speaks of Healing and of Coinf .rt, und of Good-cheer, and of Beau ty, and of Cleanliue.-s. CARWILK ii lately back from New York York Anil truly to look into his Store, one might well imagine ho had also laid London. Paris, Con stan inoplc, Calcutta and Pikin, under contribu t on. Hi? Sh ?w Cuses look like pictures seen :n dreams. His shelves groan with Sweetmeats and Luxuries iii u would bewilder au epicurean. Ol bis new Stock of Drugs, Paints, Oi g, Medicines ?ti?., we say nothing. His reparation as a Drug, gist is past all praise. To merely look into hU Cftablishment is worth five dollars. Arid, la?t but not lea-.f, his salesman Mr. CLISBY, will show you tho beauties with a refined courtesy which will much enhance the | leusuro of looking. ? ? -- -- Charleston Cyders. An entert'rising Charlestonian has undertaken to placo these delicious bivalves within reach ol the benighted people of thc interior, and the first class houses to which he refers, are a guarantee that he is all right. See advertisement. New Secretary of War. A Washington " telegram of tbo 13th, says: '. General Wm. M. Belknap, of Iowa, bas been telegraphed by the President to assume thc Sec retaryship of War. On his arrival General Sher inan will retire. .' It is ruxorod that General Signum accep te t tho Secretaryship with reluctance and only to accommodate the Presiden*. General Belknap ii butthir.y-eigbtyoars old, agradutj Princeton College, Xew Jersey, and a lawyer by pr 'fession. He S?rved in thc. Union army fro: -, thc beginning to the end of tho late civil war, in the capacity of an H?de-de-ca'?p to General Sherm m." jJSEr A slaver, having 250 negroes on board, wns lately captured on thc Arabian coast, .by a Br'ni?h cruiser. tfir A man in Kentucky thought ho would seato his wife by throwing a few p viug-stoues. through tho window. She immediately get evyn with him by ?hooting him through Gie jugular nrtillery, and ho has beon let down in a box. %?%r Four hundred students havo been entered at the University of Virginia, and there are many present who have not been entered. It is calcu lated that tho number will bc increased to five hundred. Generally speaking, the stu lents are, we learn, older than thoso heretofore at the Uni versity since the close of the war-a fae-, if it j bc a fact, for which it would be difficult lo assign .x good CailiC. Si'" At Columbus, ??a., they are making cot ton blankets, apparently very warm and comfort able, with a good ho ly and nap on each sid-, j handsomely bordered in colors. They arojnach j cheaper ihiu woollen blankets, and less porous. jj<Hr Tho ITagorstown, Md , coroner summoned ? ajury and took thom two miles one night Inst week, to bol i an inquest on two men found dead I on the roadside. After an examination by thc ! medical experts -mummed t > bc in attendance, it was discovered that thc coroner hal been sold. The men wore only deal drunk. It is reported, says tho Crnrlotto (N. C.) Bulletip, that Genera:s Wade Hampton and D. If. Hill an: neg 'flating fi-r tho purchase rf the 1 Charlotte Military Institute to rc-npeu it as a ' fir- class S ?uthern institution. ? Toby Lybraud, colored, convicted at tho last term of tbe Court of General Sessions for Laington County, was executed ou Friday, tho , tub. Wo leam that he made no confession. - Augusta,--Her Growth, Activity ai Enterprise. Wc spent a. day of ibo past wei fy ia August our beautiful uud generous neighbor-aud note briefly a few fae.s and reflections. Augusta can no longer bo spoken of ns a I city. Tho railroads ?hieb converge in ber hos a- it wer.-. :ire fast unfolding her great c-ipn! tie-, and already Augusta uiny bo cni'.cd the < ei'iunti of the South. Wo should liko to k: tho number of her population. If cannot bo than 30,000. What say tho goography mal? O.* are they unable to keep up with ber incrcu: numbers ? Did* y u ever east your eves thoughtfully c those immense communs of Augusta, so supoi ad:i])ted for the purposes of .1 gn at city ? Dt ny surely point- her finger nt these common sjace to be called into requisition in tho econr of Southern prosperity. Twenty ye;irs ur aid, in all prob?! i iiy, they will have b en e von ul imo squares of industry ai.d wtawh, Augus'n wili be, wnat ul! who nre wmvenieu lier, hupe, the great ii.bind cify of the Struth. Wchav? not a very keen business eye, bu appears to us that *he fall trade of Augusta never been so largo as at present. Business n uro driving a good season in almost all the part'.uruts of tr?de. In consequence there b ok uf hope, vivacity and enterprise ab mt whole place. Th r limits ot" business are d? e.'freiiding up ?nd do.<n Br ?id Street, on the ci -'ree's a s i, and on the street parallel tn Bro near the river. The iosproteuionts here, tin almost everywhere, arc many and perinunet. need not say that thc cotton trade is lar^o : stirring. Planters who have sold cotton, L purchased liberally, they and their wives 1 their daughters ; and tho effect has been lari; felt ia thc dry goods business. A more magn cent array of articles in this department 1 never seen in Augusia before : and they hi taken wings and flown into every part of surrounding country, marked down to the low remunerative prices. We advertise for many of the very best of thc t goods houses, ai d have hud occasion to exam their stocks. As of these, so of the grocery tablishmonts,-the shoe, thc jewelry and 1 drug house?,-thc music stores, and so on. Tl are all in irreproachably fino condition, and doing well. We congratulate them upon th pre.-ent cheerful and active season. Nor docs < congratulation sprang alone from the confide tiou of their generous patronugo of our pap but also, in a high degree, from ibo B-UA will huvo ulwnys bad towards their city, and fron consciousness of thc advantages that continua accrue to our peoplo from tho i.nereiissof I means and facilities. The season of theatrical amusements hns 1 yet opened in Augusta. Thc old Concert Ht so long an eye sore to theatre gecrs, is being c lirgcdar.d very tastefully remodeled. Wo u derstand that when it is re-opened-in u mon or six weeks probably-it will prove a playboy w rthy of tho beautiful city of which wo wri We hope to sec fine ac ti ag and bear good mu, in it yet, before thc winter is over. But we are spinning a somewhat longer ya than wc intended. Ono word, before desiri about tho Planter*1 Jfotel of Augusta. It is delightfully quiet and elegant establishment, 1 markably well-kept in ull respects. Never w thc reputation of ibo Plautus higher than und its j resent proprietorship. Mr. BOSTICK, eui assistant of .Mr. GOLDSTEIN in the office, is a ge tieiu'n of refined courtesy, ut;d no one can lea the Planter?' without considerable experience his intelligent and thoughtful kindno:S. A U G USE A ADVERTISEMENTS THE MAX WHO DOES AND THE MA WHO DOESN'T :-At tho head of a prominci advertising eolumn in this issue, our readers wi perceive a well executed picture of twj gentli men. The contrast between these two trenti?me is Blunting. ?Tho one is irim, tidy, elegant, pr? pnysp.si^g, yi... oitiar is a wrotcboi, shabb; ungainly ,'fVut.b. Tho trim follow (w!iu:a tl lillies wouldjidore) is thc one who buys his clotl ingatthe famous JOU.N KC.-.SY'S in August The slouch (w'lom the dogs would scarcely bar at) is ibo one who does'nt. Clever design tba of KESSY! lt illustrates bis establishment to very T. Wo need say no moro. (Ju to KENNY you would have ?he ladies adore you. THE FLOW OF RIBBONS AND THE FEAS OF BONNETS:-At Mesdames Faa SK Jk Bow LEY'S, next door below J AS. A. G KAY it Co.'i Head what thee tasteful und experienced ?adie say for themselves in another column. Beautifu .hop! Exquisite show cases! A very paradU of Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Flowers, ltibboi. and Lacos ! The Bonnets and Hats of Mcsdame PEASE & ROWLEY havo n distinctive air-an ai: of distinctive elegance. You can tell ono at th distance of a whole blocky,.Truo as Gospel ! Bea this in mind, fair ladies of Edgefield. WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM THERE. - From TURLEY'S in Augusta. Ant there wc saw tin; treasures of tho looms if al na'i ?ns.- Really, wo mian exactly what wv say, Such gorge us stu?!?', in such gorgeous colors and patterns, and in such infinite variety, wc hare seldom <T ever seen before. Dui T CELE Y bas not rich a:id costly jroods alone Everything at TUB LEY'S. When you enter TURLEY'S, you may be sure you will go no further. 'Tu RLE Y'S is. very near ibo corner immediately abovo :ho Globe Hotel. C-oi.-uli his new card. BUTTONED, OR LACED, OR WITH ELAS TICS :-Wc speak of Ladiet Gaiter?. Which style do you like best? Tho :uo.-t fashionable walkin;; shoes, you know, for short dresses, are buttoned up. But let it bo this stylo or that, JAS. HENEY, uf Augusta, can accommodate you. His st< rc is midwayjBroad Street, nearly opposite Masonic Hall. Read his new advertisement, and see what unusual inducements ho offers. DO YOU REMEMBER THEIR NAMES? The names of P. & M. G ALLAH KR? NO doubt you do, for allin.ugh they have been out of gear for some years past, still they arc old aud popu lar business man of Augusta. Wo aro very glad to see thoir names again in our advertising col umns, and we hope ilnir old friends will seek fir their card and give it due attention. Tho Messrs. G A LL AU ER are still in the laud of the living, and ready to accommodate thc public in tho Dry H<,??I? ??ne upoD as fair terms as any house in Augu.-ta. Their stock is new ot oro and not to bo surpassed iu Georgia or South Carolin 1. PULLED DP STAKES AND MOVED ACROSS THE SAVANNAH -By reference to our . U-cr tising columns it will bo seen that our old friend WM. HILL has left Hamburg. Wo hope bis Edgefield patrons will foll >w bim. His new place of businoss is not far above ihe Angust? Hotel u spot extremely frequented by Edgefield cotton wag Everybody knows Mr. HILLS speciality -Siou x; nil !;tnd of Stove*. And not only S'tvrrnj but all tho Numerous useful articles that are gen erally found in a Stove Establishment. For fur ther i articular?, however, we refer our rea lers to Mr. HILL'S advertisement. RECONSTRUCTION OF THE OUTER MAN. -To be erteruatly n gentleman is n thing of tho greatest importance. To bo well .drcs?od is in deed no trifling matter. Since tho breaking up of thc war. very few Sou'horn men bare bren nob: to dress well. Most of us have long been sadly in naod of reconstruction as regards thc outer man. But times are growing better, and wc can once more afford to dress like Southern gentlemen. Go therefore to ANDREW GRAY'S, almost opposite the Masonic flail, Augusta, and buy yourself a quiet nnd elegant outCt. Noth ing eau execd thc beauly and elcruut nnko of ANDREW GRAY'S now Full Stock. Mind you. bis name is QUAY, a Rynonym for taste, enterprise, and honor. He sends us a new curd, f.>r ?hieb ? we beg special attention. We hope many E Ige- I field gentlemeu will, this fall, effect their rccoc- J structiou at AnDBEtr (ir.AT'S. ? THE CRITICS IN ADORATION!-AUGUST Donn, thu fashionable Tailor of Augusta, has just returned from Paris, ?ind his Stock of En glish, French and German Goods is now tho ob ject of adoration by the critics and connusseors. Wo have inspected his Goods and bis Styles with our own tyes, and we say cmpbatio.i'.ly to the young gentlemen of Edgeficld that AUGUST DOHR is the man to whom they should go to have their clothes made. Verily they will come out of his bands looking far moro elegant ami stylish than they ever looked bet?re. Wo call their attention to his cr.rd in another column. His tasteful and attractive shop is only one or two doors below J.vs. A. GUAV ? Co.'e. JJ I O?) tl y Work in Jackson County, Florida? The Tallahassee Sentinel tarnishes the fol lowing accouter a bloody affair that occur red at Marianna, Florida : Ou Tuesday, tbe2?th ult'roo, the colored people had :i picnic some two milos from Marianna. The most prevalent report is that the row coinrat-uccd among the colored women, most of whom were armed. They fired away, seeming not to know at whom or for what they were firing. The whole party became panic stricken, and all who hud arms tired away, seemingly without a motive. Aii other report is that while the colored people were quietly enjoying themselves, they wete fired OM by some party concealed in the woods, and they then became frightened and fired as .-lated. The result of the shooting was that Wyatt Scurlock, colored, who had a child in his arms, wo* shot dead, thc ball passing through the head of the child and en tering the breast of Scurlock, killing both in stantly. Several other colored people were wounded. It is reported that tho colored people swore then that three of the best citi zens in Marianna should be killed iu retalia tion. On Wednesday evening as Columbus Sulli van, a p: cacher, who lives some seven er eight miles west of Marianna, and a colored mau, were returning from the gin house, they were fired on. Sullivan was wounded in the shoulder, and lins since died. The colored man was wounded in'he forehead ; will re cover. On Friday evening, while the board er r< were sitting on the stoop of Mrs. Atta cay's, alter supper, they were fired on by parties supposed to bo Calvin Rodgers, col ored, and two otbc-is, unknown. Miss Mai sie McClellan, eldest daughter of Col. Mc (Tlollun, waa instantly killed, three balla or .buckshot .piercing the- region of tb?. heart. Col. McfiHollan is badly, wounded. Mr. Cokor and several others were on the stoop at the lime. Coker says he recognized the voice of J Rodgers giving the command " Fire." Sev eral colored men have been arrested on sus picion. Ono man swears that Rodgers want ed him to join the party who did the shooting on Friday evening. On Saturday morning, Oscar Nichols, who was piloting a party of white men in pursuit of Rodgers, was shot d' ad by some person concealed in the woods, a id a Mr. John Myrick, Jr., was wounded at the same time. In all there have been five persons killed and several wounded in and near Marianna duting the past week. Great excitement exists. The citizens of all classes and colors aro under arms and in pursuit of thc murderers. The colored peo ple are very indignant at the cowardly as sassination of Miss McClellan, and are doing all in their power to arrest the guilty parties. S^jS" Orange Flower Cologno, a splendid article, and Ess. Jamaica Ginger, of superior quality, prepared by ANDREW J. PELLETIER, Drug gist and Apothecary, No. 15S* Broad Street, Au gusta, Ga. JES?" A lady near Memphis a few days since gavo birth to five boys. ?SF Sponge, Nuil Brushes, Razor Strops, Hair and Shaving Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nip p'e Shio'.ds, Rubber Teats, Nursing Bottles, for salo by ANDREW J. PELLETIER, Druggist, No. l?s?, Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. OBIT ? All Y. In Memoriam. DIEI>, in Augu-ta, G?jrgia,on Sund ly, the 10th inst-, at tho residunco of her parents LAURA THERESA, daughter of Capt. ERASMUS S., and Mrs. TALULA MI.MS, aged 2 years and 2 months. Thc grave of tho little ono takes but a small space, but oh ! how dark and great a shadow it makes in tho household. How gloomy and mys terious thc pall it casts over tho hearts of thc loving and leader parents. Were it not O r the liope of the land of glory on tho thithor shoro of .ionian, how dreary indeed would ho that dark potent reality, the valley of thc shadow of death ; but thore is for th? puro aud spotless an immor tality I eyond the tomb. Tho purost flowers of spring are oft tho first Whose spotless petals, pale and droop and die: Whose fresh aroma with tho dew exhales, Wafting its precious incense to tho sky. Tho brightest song-bird, when from trnpio lands, From spicy groves, tho myrtle and tho lime, Will hush its melodies, and.cease to preen Its golden plumage iu a colder elimo. The fairest star, though late enthroned on high, In al) its grace of bcaven'y majesty, Too soon will hi.le its mystic peerless face. Beneath thu troubled heaviness of the sci. And thou, TirmtrsA ! lovely, human flower, Sweet bird of beauty, precious household star Hast left earth's blooming howers-tho hearts that love, For Heavenly gardens in thc realm? afar. S. A. L. COMMERCIAL." AUGUSTA, October 18. GOLD-Buying ISO. and selling 133. COTTON-The market opened with a good de mand at 2-1J. for Middlings, elusing firm at these figures. Sales 510 bales. Receipts 755 bales. Family Supplies. .JuST Received one Barrel No. 1 MACKEREL 1 Bbl. Choice LEAF LARD, - Sacks Choice FAMILY FLOUR. Ihavotest ed this Flour, and can recommend it as being very suporior. There is no mistake about it. Three Bbl?. AV HITE WINE and APPLE VINEGAR, which I can recommend as being rory linc. 15 Boxes Good ADAMANTINE CANDLES. 0. L. PENN. Oct 10 tf 43 . State of South Carolina, ED G H FI ELL) COUNTY, IN PROBATE COURT. BY D. L. TURNER, EsQuire, Judge Prohato Court of Edgeficld County. Whereas, Isaac Collier hath appliod to mo for Lcttors of Administrntion on thejistate of | John Lander, lute of tho County dee'd. These are,thercforu, to cito and admonish all and singular, the kindred and croditors of the ?aid deceased, to bc and apponr before mc, at a Court of Probato for the said County, to bc holden at Edgeficld C. H., on thc 27th day of J Oct .ber. inst., 1 SOO, at 10 o'clock A. M. to show causo if any, why the said Administration should not bo granted. Given undor my hand and the Soal of thcCourt, this 13th day Oct, Anno Domini 1869, and in tho ninety-fourth year of Atnoriean Indepen dence. D. L. TURNER, J.P.C E.C. Oct. IS. j=__?L._? FOR SALE. rpWO LARGE FIRE STOVES.-If not sold fi. before Sale day next, they will then be sold to highest bidder nt Court House door. Apply nt this Office. Oct iii 21 41 In Bankruptcy. In Re ) W'iison Abney, Bankrupt, ? Ex Parte A. P. West, Assignee. J UNDER an Order of the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judgo of thc U. S. District Court for South Carolina, in this eas-!, the L cn Creditors of the late WILSON ABNEY, Bankrupt, are hereby no tined to prove their Liens bo foro C. G. Jaeger, Register, at Newberry C. H.. S. C., on or before tho 25th day of Novembor next. A. P. WEST, Assignee Oct. 20 4t 42 Land Buyers, Take Xolife! OOO ACRES OF FINK LANDS, fer sale for ?OO S300 CASH. Tillen *?nu'l. SET For further marination enquire at this 1 ofijee. Sept, 20,18158. St -JO * "LOOK OU?^? For N?k2, Park R^ji M, LEBEs??TZ, Affi? HA? j? returned from . New York with} WELL-SELECTED Stock oT REIM-MM CLOTHING, Of Every .Description, for Gentlemen, Youthi and Boys. ? A. FINE STOCK OF HATS, A Splendid Stock of BOOTS and SHOES? which were manufactured to order by the BOJ"*' i ?.J House I purchased from before the war, ? which are tho best ever brought to this market. A handsome Stock of.excellent SHIRTS^-a Merino and Flannel UNDERSHIRTS, |3S DRAW?'RS/SOCKS, ' ? HANDKERCHIEFS, An excellent St..ck of TRUNKS, ' f*? VALISES, R. R. BAGS, CARPET BAG?, TRAVELLING SHAWLS, DOMESTIC GOODS of all descriptions, HARDWARE of every kind, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, Collins' AXES, NAILS, Ac. In short, my Stock consists of a LITTLE OF , EVERYTHING. *F Having been for many years engaged in tht^ best business Housos in Europe, I will prove to overy purchaser good judgraont in selecting mjr Stock, and will give them as good Bargainers, any de der in thc State. / ?3TD0 NOT PASS f M. LEBESCHULTZS, Ag? Oet'lS tf t I FALL ?ND WINT1R AT WHOLESALE and RETAIL, 1869, THE undersigned has received at his oil Bt&n^ oppotiu the Globe Hotel, the Ltrg?sv?nd| best selector! Stock of v I FALL AND WINTElt GOODST j that ho has had the pleasuro of offering to hi? frieuds and customers for many years, embracing ftllthoLatest Styles of DRESS GOODS, such as Irish and French POPLINS Chcckod and Striped POPLINETTS ' Black and colored SILKS Empress CLOTH MUSLIN DE LAINS MERINOS. ?c., , Black BOMBAZINES / Black ALPACAS Bleached and Brown Table DAMASKS Bleached and Brown SHEETINGS andi SHIRTINGS PRINTS, in great variety Dross TRIMM-INGS, FRINGES, GIMPS, BUTTONS, 4c, Ladies' Cassimcru SHAWLS and Breakfast SHAWLS Gent's Travelling SHAWLS Ladies'cloth CLOAKS ^ BED BLANKETS, 10-4 and 11-1 J Crib and oradlo BLANKETS Dark Grey " / - Aud many other articles too numoreus' to mention. In goods for Men's and BoyB.' wear in the woy of CASS1MERES, TWEEDS SATINETS AND JEANS, My stock cannot be surpnssed. Those wishing to purchase at Wholesale oi Rv, tail are invited to call and examino befi.ro pur- ! chasing elsewhere. JAS. MILLER Augusta, Oct. 19 2m 3 THOS, RICHARDSON \M , Established tia is^^p HATE now received their Fail supply r^Joods j comprising a FULL and COMPLETE A$fc>RT , MENT of School, Classical and Miscellany us BOOKS Together with a general assortment of Bl&qk Books, and every varioty of Statione*T in cluding all sizes and qualities of Papcr^ens, ink and Pencils. A great variety of ALBUMS, FuffHM BOOKS, WALLETS, PLAYING AND BLANK CARDS, MATHEMATICAL and othor INSTRU MENTS. \ ENVELOPES ot all kinds, CHESSMEN and BOARDS, ^v-v, RODGERS'and WOSTENHOLMS Cu?j^5" MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS And n great variety of COMBS, BRUSHER PINS, NEEDLES, SPECTACLES, and nurne rous i'ther articles, tn meet thc drinands of Coup, try Merchants. Also, a jupply of SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS all of which will bo sold nt Wholesale and Retal at their old stand, No 203, JJ road Street, Augusta, Ga. Oct. 1? 2m - 43 My Old Friends * *. * T- ri 3, AND CUSTOMERS. ? TAKE this opportunity to groot y*?, and to say that I have REMOVED MY STOCK OF GOODS from my old placo of businoss in Ham- j burg, to 193 ?Jroad Street, North side, a few Doors below tho National Bank, Angusta, Georgia, whero I invite nil my old friends and customers to call and sec me ;' and where I shall take pleasuro in selling them Goods, consisting of J tho endless variety of the usual lino of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, COOKING AND HEATING STOVES TIN WAKE, WOODEN WARE, BAR IRON, STEEL, NAILS, BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, CARPENTER'S TOOLS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c. I also continue lo Manufacture TIN WARE AND SHEET IRON WORK. And all work of | tho kind, or REPAIRING, will bo promptly at tended to. ~ j Call and deo if I can't do sg^ething for you. WM. iiiqE." Augusta, Oct 19_\ tf "43,^ Cheap, Cheaper ! G. COHEN, (successor to J. E. MONGKB^ ?eiuovcd to I4'J, Broad Street. ?Jitrtrst^-?wbjj^ just returned from New York, with a LARGS and SUPERB COLLECTION of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ti UNS, PISTOLS, CAPS, CART? RIDGES, SILVERWARE, YANK KL NOTIONS, etc. Which he will BULL CHEAPER THAIT AJ?Y OTHER DEALER IN AUGUSTA. Jlnvinic tho servico of one of tho BEST WATCH MAKERS in the country, he will r/iinrmirce for twelve mouth* ALL REPAIRING done by bini. WATCHES, CL0CK8, J KW EL RY AND MU- I S1CAL INSTRUMENTS at Whole-nlo and Rc : tail. Also REPAIRED and warranted. 'fi^r Be snre and will at 142, Broad Street, before buying anywhere else. a. COHEN, ' Sign of tht Big QUA Augusta, Oct. lJ im 4 J 'HlTEDGEFIELD DRUG STORF. s S / Immense Arrivals. OM A S W. CAR WI LE, EDGEFIELD, S. C., WHOLESALE Ai\B RETAIL DEALER pt tigs. Medicines, Chemicals, jj FAINTS, OILS, ?LASS, AC, EAS just returned from New York with a large and Superior _ck of all Goods in the Drug Trade, which he WARRANTS KESH AND GENUINE, and which he will sell as low as the Line Goods can be bought,in any Southern market. ? -, Now in Store and Arriving : ; 2000 Lbs. White Lead, 200 Gals. Linseed Oil, 100 " Spts. Turpentine, ? 25 " Varnish, \ ;** 100 Lbs. Spanish Brown, 50 Boxes Window Glass, assorted, . 200 Lbs. Putty, 50 Gals. Machine Oil, 50 " Train Oil, 5 Doz. Boxes Axle Grease, 10 Doz. Glass Lamps, very handsome, cheap, U * 5 " Tin . g ff- 4 25 u Lamr^himnefsr^r 100 Gals. B^ffier?sene Oil. 300 Lbs. Blue Stone, 200 " x Bi Carb. Soda, 200 " Epsom Salts, / 100 ?? Sulphur, 100 " Copperas, ?? 100 " Colgates and Brown Windsor Family Soap, 250 " Good Turpentine Soap. \ BEST AND MOST POPULAR BITTERS, PANKNIN'S HEPATIC BITTERS, ?w. -DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS, l^n HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, TUTT'S STANDARD PREPARATIONS,. TUTT'S EXPECTORANT, > TUTT'S SARSAPARILLA and QUEEN'S DELIGHT, TUTT'S VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS,. TUTT'S IMPROVED LIQUID HAIR DYE, TUTT'S COD LIVER OIL, "r TUTT'S PAIN ALLEVIATOR, . -^ ' TUTT'S ESS. JAMAICA GINGER. > iffjpNWSEff?C?INE? AND v INVALUABLE REMEDIES / Srock Ooi^r'-P- aua embracing th part AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, AYER'S SARSAPARILLA, AYER'S AGUE CURE, AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS, WHITCOMB'S ASTHMA REMEDY, PHILOTOKEN OR FEMALE'S FRIEND, RADWAY'S PILLS, RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, MUSTANG LIMMEN', COD LIVER GIL. TARRANTS SELZER APERIENT, } DR. TIBBETT'S HAIR REGENERATOR. HALL'S VEGETABLE HAIR RESTORER, BARY'S TRIC?PHERUS. BURNETT'S COCAINE FOR THE HAIR, i CONSTITUTION AND CONGRESS WATER, SEIDLITZ POWDERS, I BENZINE OR STAIN REMOVER, ?c., ?fcc. FOR COOKING PURPOSES, EXTRACTS LEMON, ROSE, ALMOND, VANILLA, STRAWBERRY, PIN APPLE. &c. SPICES OF EVERY KIND-a largo Stock, BEST WINES AND Rit ANDI ES Tor the Culinary Department, And MANY OTHER ARTICLES in daily usc by the good Housewife, all of which r=i trarfauted to give satisfaction. TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES FOR THE LADIES, Whilst in New York the Subscriber pave especial attention to the selection and purchas prf'attARE and BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION of CHOICE TOILET and FA NC 'J?RTlCLt5S,' which he is confidant must win thc admiration and gratification oflhe Ladie And'he solicita the Ladies to call and look through his handsome assortment, embracing TOILET SETS.-beau'iful, h?aurifui, beautiful. TOILET BOXES-very handsome, COLD CREAM and CAMPHOR ICE, LILY WHITE and ROSE CASHMERE, CARNATION ROUGE, superior, TOOTH POWDERS and PASTE, all kinds, Genuine BELL COLOGNE-warranted, w Luhin's GENUINE EXTRACTS, NIGHT- COMING CEREUS, BURNETT'S FLOrvwuzr, Genuine BEARS OIL. very ton?. HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS, all varieties, Imported HAIR OIL, of the first quality, HAIR POMADES, various kinda, PERFUMED RICE FLOUR, FANCY TOILET SOAPS, all flavors, Ssc, &c, di-c. STATIONERY, PLAIN AND FANCY, ? A select lot of PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS, very neat and pretty, Fine FANCY NOTE and LETTER PAPER, , Ptain NOTE and LETTER PAPER, all grades, PLAIN and FANCY ENVELOPES, WRI TING INKS, all colors, and good, PENS, PENCILS, &c, &c BEST WINES AND LIQUORS, My Stock of PURE WINES, BRANDY, WHISKEY, GIN, Ac, is now complete, some which nrc pronounced tho VERY BEST, hy gentlemen competent to speak on tho Liquor que lion. And I have marked these Liquors dowu to the lowest figures. TOBACCO, SEGARS, SNUFF. In Storo au excellent Stock of tho finest grades CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO, Several Br.mds FINE SEGARS, A fino lot Superior SNUFF, ic. GROCERY DEPARTMENT, My Orocory Department is supplied with full Stocks in that Hue, embracing - - 25 Kits Fresh MACKEREL, 5 Bbls. Extra C. SUGAR, 2 Sacks Bost COFFEE, , 2 Casks Superior II A MB, RICE, CHEESE, MACCARONI, Ginger PRESERVES, Assorted PRESERVES and JELLIES, . CANDIES of all kind, 15 Boxes Adamantine CANDLES, ?fcc. CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES. Will be gratified to show my Goods to friends and customers. Ever article will be lound here that is usually kept in like establishments. Atv Prici are moderate ti nd uniform. Give " Edgefield Drug #tore" a call before purcht sintr elsewhere. TH0S. W. CARWILE, AT SIGN GOLDEN MORTAR. Oct. 19 im 43 CLOTHING FINE, MEDIUM AND ' * LOW PRICED J ; , .... jw .. ." ?'IN - -ti.'. . .*v.. ;?. fe , AT No. 229, BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. rpHE PUBLIC ARE REQUESTED TO CALL AND SEE MY STOCK OP PALL and Winter READY MADE CLOTHING lor Men and Boys, v ALSO, Avery LARGE, CHOICE STOCK of Geci'a FURNISHING GOODS, with tbeassurance that they will be well treated, and have gooda priced to them at the very lowest prices. A. T. GRAY. OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL. Augusta, Oct. 19 ' 3m_43 A?StJST DORR, AND DEALER IN READY-MADE CLOTHINS, AND Gents' Furnishing Goods. M 220 Broad Street, NEWLY OPPOSITE NATIONAL BANK, AUGUSTA, O-.'L HAVING Just returned from Paris with the NEWEST FASHIONS and LATEST STYLES OF GOODS, I DOW respectfully offer my services to the citizens of Edgpfield District, and the public generally. ? A?JGUST DORR. Augusta, Oct. 19 2m 43 JAMES W. TURLEY, Third House Above Globe Hotel, AUGUSTA, GA.; Wliol?sale ctnci JFietetil DEALER IN 3 HIST CLASS B8? GOODS, BEGS TO RETURN his profound acknowledgements to the citizens of Angosta ac? the If^?^neralIr, for the very liberal patronage which tho/ liave extended to the lalo firm 0 UKA.\ 5. xi;j?LEY, and to announce that he nw opened _W?A ENTIRELY in* i^S^?wi^ ACCOUNT AT THE SPAClCfei Store Room, No. 260f BROAD STREET, M THIRD HOUSE ABOVE GLOBE HOT%L, Where he wi)l be prepared to oiler a COMPLETE STOCK of FIRST ?LASS DRY GOODS, The business of the House will bc under his own personal supervision, and the public may rest assured that they will be JUSTLY DEALT WITH. I flatter myself that my long experieuce in the DRY GOODS trade an'd Intimate Acquaintance with thc Wants and Tastes of the People of Edgcfield District, Have well fitted me for the task of making seloctions. I have just returned from New York with au entirely NEW STOCK, which needs to be seen only to be appreciated. The attention of welding partios is particularly asked to recherche selections specially adapted. m mim nil; SUMS mn SHAWLSJ The prices will be found CONVINCINGLY LOW and unusually attractive. JAMES W. TURLEY, THIRD HOUSE ABOVE THE GLOBE HOTEL. Augusta, Oct 19 3m 43 W. H. GOODRICH GEO. E. GOODRICH. W. H. GOODRICH & SON, 265 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA,, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN STOVES, GRATES, TIN WARE And House Furnishing Goods of all Rinds. TO WHICH WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC. THE FAVORITE COOKING STOVE ? HENRY CLAY," Is a FIRST CLASS STOVE, cf LARGE SIZE, with ample oven room. Its Fire Back ia very heavy, and constructed so as not to burn out very readily. It has also the REVOLVING RES ERVOIR, which can bo attached or detached at pleasure. We have also the ?. COTTON PLANT," QUEEN OF THE SOUTH and PREMIUM or STEP STOVES, and HEATING STOVES in creat varieties. We would call special attention to our fine assortment of GRATES. Prices warranted as low HS any in the market; and pvery Stove fullv warranted. Mr. E.'E. SCHOFIELD, long and favorably known in tui? iir.e, will be found with usr and will have charge of thc Mechanical Department. Our facilities for ROOFING and GUTTERING ARE UNSURPASSED. Oct 19 ly . 43