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THE ADVERTISER. Terms, 93,00 per Annum. i Our Agents in Charleston. The Advertising Agency of Messrs*. "Walker, Evans <fc Cogswell, represented by Roswell T. Logan, Esq., iff the only authorized Agenoy for this paper in Charleston. ?3r- Maj. B. M. Talbert is our author ized Agent to receive subscriptions and advertisements for the Advertiser. Death of Mrs. Sophia Bausket. This loved and gifted lady, many years, of whose useful and valuable life weif? spent in our midst, passed on Monday night last, from Earth to her Heavenly Rest. She was the relict of the late CQL John Bausket, than whom few men have ever been better known and honored in Edgefield. Mrs. Bausket succumbed to a stroke of paralysis, and died at the house of her son-in-law, Mr. R. A. Lynch. She was a woman of uncommon intellec tual resource, uncommon moral wealth, and of greatvital and active piety-a'devo ted Catholic-apioneerandapower in hter Church wherever she lived. Her remains have been taken to Columbia to belaid by those of her husband. Alas! we are called to bid "Good Night," while in yon bright clime, an gels chant "<3ood Morning." . ? . Apologetic. Many local notices, eic., which we have tried in vain to make room for this week, we have been reluctantly compelled to defer until next week.- Wait upon us a little, kind friends. 'Sometime since we stated that A. Ramsay,.Esq., had been appointed U. S. Commissioner, vice R. W. Cannon, Esq , removed. This was a mistake. Mr. Ramsay has been appointed a Commis sioner, but Mr. Cannon has not been re moved. See Mr. C's card in another? column. Gone Through Like a Sky-rocket. And now comes our young friend] Clisby, the Druggist, and goes through the Advertiser bike a sky-rocket^-kegta ning at the upper edge and whizzing j clean out at the bottom. A whizzer, anyhow, is our young friend, as regarde business.' Read that long advertisement. Con it well-line upon line-here a little j and there a little. And Mr. Clisby, still not content, is now in Charleston (or per haps Baltimore) adding yet further to his ample stock. When he comes batik!, we look for him to whiz through the old sheet sidewise ! ? . . We Were With Them, and Saw With Our Own Eyes. Those sea-voyaging young merchants, Mr. J. H. Cheatham, Mr. Willie Penn, and Messrs. Griffin and Cobb, all have large fall advertisements for our paper, but on account of an unusually heavy press upon our columns, we cannot ac commodate them until next week. We would say just here however, that wc were with these young gentlemen, and saw their active efforts to secure such stocks as would suit their friends and patrons at homer-the tastes of one, the purse of another, the' actual ' neaessffjeel of another. We think, theytbou.*A^ii?,Ci ly and woll; and we" do,nb* p^gjj&tf** when we say that such' boiwc&?ji} have never been brought to Eugefiefc|3 are now, day' by day,' ?rrj\-in,jrv week les Travailleurs de 'la ?f?rJflB speak for themselves. '.':'? ?w Z".. ' c J AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS. *\ Wo touched at Augusta on our return from New York, and found it full of busi , noss and social activitj*. Augusta bears it self proudly, as if couseious of being one of the fairest jewels in the crown of free and disenthralled Georgia. As. regards brightness, gaiety, fashion, beaut3', taste, Augusta certainly mts no equal in the Southern Atlantic States. Her business 1?1 are people who do not slumber nor sleep at their work. Let us call a lbw of them to your minds. FLAUNTING A GREEN FLAG AND A RED ONE.-On Broadway, tbprtbpr day, we observed a respectable ittfacrfc* aged gentleman walking iu from of us. flaunting twol'.'ng stmuneu.-* ?;?yly tu tbe wind-one green; '" the* other*'Te^.. yf c hurried np and passed the said'gen?c man, expecting to iee on? iif the ?n^ny odd and un?oootahtajnle ,pe?"plc often En countered on ?i*oadV-?ry^%Jt turaeortrat however-to be tlie .'?a?^'a^^oiind old Christophe^.Gray,* with* tw^amWcs 0f splendid Velours. *"We fatifysR?i^ jointed oui-self witfc7?tl${?r,' J&ft'^e? went with fihe <M>6?s ^e^-- arid saw all .the Dry Goods wonders of the world. And all these magnificent won ders the Nestor has already sent out to Augusta. Read his fall advertisement, and go to his Establishment and get our Edgefield boy, Melville Norris, to show you these treasures. THE JORDAN CLOTHING STORE. -This is a new Stofo; and this Jordan will not prove a hard road to travel. "Nfr. Jordan has a full and elegant supply of j every description of Clothing for thc re tail trade. By all means lot friend-Jor dan-a native Edge-field man-have a fair share of Edgefield pritron?t-?.. His card will tell you where to find him. THE SHAMROCK BACHELOR.-1 And thc honor of his native Shamrock has nevei been exemplified hy a purer gentleman-James W. Turley. And him also did wo track in the great jner tropolis-from Collin's to Jaffray's, thence to Stewarts, thence to Lord and Taylor's, and thence down the Gulf] Stream, bringing to the shores pf the Savannah the wealth oX all the looms of'] thc world. Let Edgefield read ??is new card ; and, as she has done for many a long year past, grapple to him with hooks of steel. And who knows but that tiie bright byes of some Edgefield girl may yet whisper to our friend the wisdom of his grafting theSbam rock U] ?on the Palmetto? A lucky Palmetto that would be ! MILLER, HACK &HOWARjX-This extensive wholesale.and retail Grocery House is presided over hy three very es timable gentlemen, of long experience in business-ono of them. Howard, aw Edgefield men. Their huge-Store rooms, high up on Broad Street, are filled to overflowing with evory variety of Gro ceries, Provisions, Delicacies, Wines and Liquors that can bc dreamed of. And their prices are as Iowas in any other Southern market. And here, by tho by, is a congenial ren dezvous for our Sabre-Club men when they go to Augusta ; for of-coi ?rsa every one knows that Hack, of this house, j,s a very Saladin among the Tourminiei* knights of Augusta!. A pood place to talk Sabre talk, and-" Haok on till day, my Darling, Hack on till day !" FULLY ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH WHATEVER THEY UNDERTAKE: -For many years past the princely Dry Goods firm of Jas. A. Gray it Co., in Augusta, have clearly demonstrated that tliey are fully able to accomplish what ever they undertake. And that they have reached as ililli a stand, both as merchants and ns gentlemen. n.< any firui in the broad South, HQ.one w?J presumo to;rain>?y. Thciv marble palace on Brtjad Street,, is just now peculiarly a scene of Ii fi-, beauty and bustle. Their Now Fail and Winter Goods are attracting the attention and admiration Of ali Augusta-i?nd of all visitors to Augusta. In feet, no mat ter what JaU .A. Gray &Oo. h*ve dono in this line-in ?bVmer seasons-and their deeds have "been always" brilliant-still they have surpassed, this fall", all previ ous etibrts. Their stock is absolutely royal-in quality, quantity and variety. And if there is a better house or better men in the Southern country anywhere, then we are. not apprised of it And again wo most cordially commend the .house and the men to our readers and patrons everywhere. AND THEN THOSE WHALES AND LEVIATHANS OF THE CARPET AND CURTAIN TRADE:-Of course we mean the Bailie Brothers. Whom else could we mean ? For who else in in this latitude does so great and success ful a business in this Hue as Jas. G'. Bai lie ?fe Bro. ? The Bailie Establishment is one of the institutions of Augusta, and' it is rme ' that wiars well \yftl| age. We hiye?een nothing ete'ew^ie^e,i even iq f hje largest cities, to surpass' tho magnificent' stock of Carpets, Upholstery and Groceries at Bailie's ; and ijeel high gratification in knowing that tho enterprising and gen tlemanly proprietors find such costly and elaborate investments a paying thing at a point?so^iear us.' ' Their feciri ties are only equaled try the vastness and variety of their stock,, which is al ways kept fully up tot $M qJghe?i tnajkT in everything belonging to their linc. Do no<- overlook their fall card. "THIS WAY, MR. MERRIMAN'.'? -This way, and introduce ." the, three strong brothers irP&fcft p?fe?igloWfeats'' pf strength. : They are named McCabe, Costello and?Dairy. Bah!- Vrve-laiaga icllc .' We never read, .tho. fiyn{name of this splendid Dry Godd?-r?ottse1 itr* Au gusta without thinking of Dan Castello, the famous circus man. \We love dearly to go to the circus, and sit jnp plo?p fcoithe saw dust, and look cfosWy't? We ildy riding iu iights and ^spangles, and imioi] tho anim?is", res, we ao* Bu ti weTovl still better to go int? ?McCabe,! Ces.fceJlo ct ; Daily's in Augusta and look at tho royal Goods fit to adorn princes and dukes, anyd their wives and children. And af ter, arl, ^bir princes ?ntjdujes and manjf other lesser people, would scuttle from the scene of their glory were they sud denly deprived of their fine feathers I But we are off our track. The Columbia Union will say we are drunk again. But friends of EUgeficld* believe uslliat Mc Cabe, Costello ct Daify can fit 'you out comme il /ant, as emperor or carpenter, queen or beggar-maid. THE TIFFANY'S OF AUGUSTA Tiffany's, you know, is tho grandest jewelry and silver establishment in Ne*v, York-the grandest, we dare say, in the world And as Tiffany's is to New York; so is ProntauVs to Augusta. For twenty-two years lias this Costly and Exquisite Shop flourished in Augusta; and to-day it is more perfect and' moro popular than ever. The tasteful and re liable Freiich gentleman who establish ed it has departed from earth, but his manilo has fidloii upen a s?nTfo"less t:tstc fnl and reliable. The old firm name and style is still retained. For a year to come this firm name will- r?ern^oar business, columns. In fact ithaa adornodlhe-Ad., vert iver's columns ib* 'Sweiity-twc-weufs*, Old friends are Edgefield and Prontaut And in the course of the said year to come, we earnestly hope Edgeficftl will purchase,from A. Prontaut* Son (under thOfAugifctn I/qt*lj 9i(*re ^.ibwcfla of?gol?? and Jewels of ri lv?:f'Jtltah {l? israelite* of old filched fruin their Egyptian task masters wlien they quitted them to jour ney towards Canaau. uXNOTHEI^ BRACE ,0F, ENTER PRISING IRISH G ENTLEMEN :-This time we allude to the Gallaher Brothers, who wield their right arms manfully in the Dry Goods field. Two nights ago, cornily; from Augusta to Pine House on tho cars, two Edgefield sisters sat imme diately behind us, and thc}- retailed to an elderly lady across thc aisle from them, their shopping experiences in Au gusta. They told of how they went herc, and how they went there, and how they went to the other place ; and how they got this article, and that article and the other article. And tho elderly lady would say ever and anon. And where did you get this?" And tho reply was invariably, " Oh wc always went back to Gallahers. We got everything at Gal lahers" So re member this littlo incident of the two Edgefield sisters who " always went back to O'alla her'?." AN ESTABLISHMENT COMPLETE TO A MIRACLE :-The Grocery and Liquor House of Miller, Bisell cfc Burnm a few d?ors above .th? Augusta Hotel! And in the beginning wi may as well say that the popular and genial Hugh. Harrison is now to be found with this establishment; and if there had been anything wanting to complete its outfit, then Hugh would have supplied tho want. We know all Edgefield will agree with us in this. Miller, Bisell it Burum dci'y the sever est scrutiny and the closest competition Their thorough knowledge of all classes' of G roceros and Liquors ranges them high in thc estimation of connoisseurs a-s ex perts No wondev then*that their grand establishment is one ofthebest patron ized in all Georgia or South Carolina. No common groceries or deleterious compounds at Miller, Bisell & Burum's. All taste, may be suited by purchas ing Groceries and Liquors of Miller, Bisell <fc Burum. And none who do so iieed have any apprehension of. being dealt with except upon the highest prin ciples of honor and integrity. They have lately, by demolishing a partition wall, added another huge r?*>m to their warehouse. And not nil tho peo ple in tho world could destroy their immense stock in a twelve-month. Wc bespeak for their large card in this week's Advertiser very general and very spe cial attention. Republican Nominations. The Republicans of this County held their nominating Convention at this place on Thursday last, and made the following nominations: Senate-Lawrence Ca?d. Ilteprese?/atf^BS-1 A. Barker, Limns* Simons, Paris Simkins, David Graham and Augustus Si ni I: ins. Fuerilr-Uardv Walls ?udg?'of Probate-D. L Turner. Clerk of Court-A: Ramsay. School Commissioner-George Morgan. Coroner-Wm. Watson. County Commissioners-H. Strom, Doc Martin and-Wesley-Jelftr/iori. . . | This tickot.it is but justice to say, is is quite an improvement, morally and mentally, on the tickets hitherto sup ported by the Republican party, and wc are gratified lo MOO this evidence of on apparent desire for improvement in the Republican ranks. An Edgefield M. D. hi Granitcvillc. With pleasiire wo extract from tho Ai ken Tribune tho following complimenta ry notice of our your friend Dr. Willio Jennings: The numerous friends of Dr. W. D. Jennings, Jivof Edgefield, will.be pleased t.; karn that he - has located at Oranito yille and resumed tho practice id' his profession. The Doctor is a gentleman ol' urbano manners and fine intellect, and has ini-ycd abundant opportunities r<,i i-.-i-iet-ib g'|n*|i!-ej/ iii/.the. firanch*>fl. pcieiit-e widen he grsoilAilTy represen ft*? ll will not he the ?ault either of his skill or his breeding if he does not acquire a large and lucrativo patronage. NEW GOODS! I^or th? Fall Trade ! Xii; l!l!i'i?!.^<! A. A, EtsH a??oH (f??-DEALER IN ttt?d unir?a? f?iUtfl ??jj :;! H / i *' >': M * / V Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, ?TSEESj AITDCL?S| PERFUMEN* tv*** ,?iae Tor?cico, Segas?, ?e., Eflge?iefc!, 0. CT. * f'? i ? * . .i<L<>uO '>J?T;. I take pleasure in announcing to the gedrijeloj |$qg|field who hare with- me-so kit?dl y i Shared their patronage for the past two years, that I am daily receiving my Fall Stock of Sfo^^^C^^^??^ wedding a?Large Supply,pi CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, all of which will be offered at jfriees to suit the times. . All persons visiting Edge'field for the purpose of purchasing Drug9, Medicines, Fancy Groceries, &c, will do well to call and examine my goods, and particular my prices. An early' call solicited, and satisfaction guarantied. . . I mn now offering.the followidg Goods and indispensable Remedies at the lowest figures : 4 Dozen Dr. Tutt's Expectorant for coughs and colds, 4 " " w 'Sarsaparilla, ; ... 4 *5 t \ Ayer's 0 if "? it ii ?i 2 " " Cherry Pectoral, 2 u Rosadalis, the great blood purifier,' i % j " Dr.-, Jayne's Alternative. ' j j J j ? j ??,; J j\ \ i ? Expectorant, 1 M Pisa's Cure for Consumption, .'UV* Pare Cod Liver Oil, ^ ;.; ... if;-} Besides other valuable Remedies too numerous to mention. v ' 9 t l u' il. 1 t ? BITTERS, BITTERS. 2 Cases Hostetters Stomach Bitters, 2 " Walker's Vinegar " 2 " Drake's Plantation " ' [j 1 " Tutt's Golden Eagle " 1 " Panknin's Hepatic " SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR ; ' 4 6 J .'? If you wish Simmons? gemiinQ.M^icjuic In packages, or bottle, you can find it at * " CLISBY'S Drug Store. ,. ? ni.i A Oheice Famii? Groceries Wm '1$ > '? i. ? " I have in Store and to arrive : G Bbls. SUGAR, all grades, Vi/ f l 4 " Choice SYJU1PS and MOLASSES, f f , 2 Sachs Best RIO? COFFEE, . i i-*I ? 1 ? Superior JAVA COFFEE, 1000 Lbs. New RICE, 50 " Choice Green and-Black TEAS, -n ,,: , ^ 1000 . " Fine Canvassed HAMS, ; /' ? ? < .'. t <' M Vi . Choico CHEESE und MAC?ARONl, 10 Bbls. FLOUR, best grades, 20 Sacks MEAL, ' CANNED GOODS of all kinds, Pine APPLES, PEACHES, TOMATOES, PJCKLES, OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, SARDINES, ' Nice Tea and Soda CRACKERS, &C..&C. ." FINE SEGARS, CHEWING AND, SMQKIN0 TOBACCO. 15 Boxes fine SEGARS, 4 V " Chewing TOBACCO, 75 Lbs. Genuine DURHAM SMOKING SQBACCO, lt VI ) j (J J'' t ? lilli if i . /.hoot) ni wu BRANDI, mm M, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. r, whioh is large and complete, I call the attention of person? ing in the Liquor line, feeling confident that I can make it to ?o buy of me. To my Stock, wanting anythir their interest to buy The follqwing Liquors will be oifered at low prices either by Wholesale or Retail : 10 Bbls. Pure Old Rve WHISKEY, ? , . . : <( r , ? / t 3 " " Corn 2 Cask Old Holland'GIN, 2 Baskets CHAMPANGNE, 20 Gals. Pure Old Sherry WINE, 20 ." " M Madeira " . f i i f\ il 20 " ?. " Port ' ?I A. A. CLiSBt. ' Prescriptions Compounded at all hoars with the greatest care. Oct. 2, tf i 41 JAMES A. ?1 A? & t'S <r i k . :?|f?:: INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR PATRONS AND THE PUB LIC GENERALLY TO THEIR |yiX<3 NIFIC E N T^/t? l ? PLA Y f. OjF TALL AND WINTER GO0DS, EECEIVING. European and American DRESS GOODS and SHAWLS, Beautiful Lines of PRINTS, Full Lines DOMESTICS, Men's and Boys* SUITINGS in great variety, FLANNELS, BLANKETS, BED QUILTS and* COUNTERPANES, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES. LINENS, NOTIONS AND FURNISH ING GOODS, . - ; ?'. ] \i ?'' ?..<:', J. J! 11 Comprising the largest and best assortment in the city. We. offer same at .the very lowest prices. Buyers may relv upon the Bargains at JAMES A. GRAY & CO'S., 194 & 196 Broad St.' 1 -0 . ' i i ? '?! ? ? ? - Ili'O' I'M Among tfce^pan^ NffiW GOODS just opened, we invite attention -to the fotywihg As^Jk^^tf^tie* ' mt^^^^^^^'^- DIEPPE SERGES, A FINE SOFT miifeat,Jf j^jf'^w ;shacks~Fj?y3an .MATERIAL, suitable for Suits,?con? possed entirely- of Wool, the Dyea are remarkably, superfine, IN ftT"'! THE F^Sf I^??#lL&3AD,E??$ The Choicest Fabrjcsior.Mourning, in Cachmires, Tamise Cloths, Balmo rals, Cr?pes, 'Lupin's Bombazines, Lupin's 6-4 DeLaines, otc. BI?^^??i, Olive, ^eeOiir quoiee, Bl&?$&es'," ?ronze, Biftwn, (R)O^W Si?kStiijb??opU?islLon don Sp^WooTTvep'ls, Ojfepe.-?op "^^^m^^^m^^^^ WooI-Dyed*4Ip?? U f -'^WiW?^Ture Mohairs in the Sout&i OT . the Purest Black and Brilliant finish, r?"-**-~ "-"837rrc?ies wide, from 25 cts. per yard to _ A , T r the,?ijl? ftuaJjiljUt^l 30. ??A iX Healed LphgiGlotbe lil \??M '^4* ft^VK:9rL*$ J&ifZlli^?i?ya.??'i. ; /^ ? . v> ? " "Dress Goods at-2? cts. per yard .?d?P Orders for Samples promptly attended to. .., . . ... JASt A-G?AY & CO., 194 and 196 Broad Stg Augusta, Ga ?2?i< I -, 7 i 41 W. SWEABENGIN. J. L. WoODWABD HW Goods ! How fiords ! jpn Bingal FALL AND WINTER GOODS, .Td! ! ;5fl J J : ?Mi !on8isting in pqi't, ^ffr* ' ' ! ? j 1 DRY GOODS, of every style and kind, ..???-,. * Men and Boys' CLOTHING, \ HATS and CAPS.for all, [ > {\ . ft ff ' .'! BOOTS and SHOES fresh from "Factory. ALSO, ; Our GROCERY is now stocked with CHOICE GROCERS, such as ( BACON, MOLASSES, SALT, I i i \ M ? . FLOUR, MEAL, LARD, CORN, OATS,' V IRON, NAILS, FACTORY YARN, LEATHER, :. t)i > j BAGGING and TIES, TOBACCO, SEGAP.S, h WHISKEYS, WINES, BRANJEIES, from the best Kentucky dis tilleries. And in'Jact everything generally found in a First Class House, all at Augusta, or any other Southern market price. Give us a ca?l/and save your Railroad -expanses, freight, dray?ge, &o. SWEARENGIrt & WOODWARD, . PINE HOUSE, S. C. Oct. 2, . tf ! 4Q < . S? I 'I Iii. r J? \ i ( !I 0 i Thc Peopie of Edgefield will do well to recollect that .they can bav.. their Fall and <\f?nter;l% feoods to the best advantage at the Old Cash House of ; MM Christopher Gray & Co. WE B?V'F?R CASH! WE SELL FOR GASH! NO BAD DEBTS MAD?1 ti I ..J.j / u Therefore, i ? i MONEY SAVED FOR THE CUSTOMERS, * ruf t i mt ct?fe??t?PB^BL?M? j R COP. Bro?ct^na MfllosTSttf - Augusta, Ga., Sept. 25, 3m ^ ' T iiiwm m ? II 11 ? i TO THE Merchants and Planters ; OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY. MILLER, HACK & HOWARD 295 Broad gt Augusta, Ga.. I _T is with pleasure and gratitude that we annou ooT.firm at tie same well Knct?n ftifcd. ; Vor GENERAL GfeOGEilY'in^?OMi?ieSION ntff?thrtm increased facilities. . I We have-on hand, and are receiving, a larger Sto ly Groceries and Provisions, than we publie before, consisting impart of : Wes; j Bacon, Barns, Lard, Pork Beef, Flout, Meal, Grists, Salt, kott?esjl?'* Syrup, " <. Cheese, , / . ? Crsoicei?! ' Spda, Soap, Candles, tit,u, ; ?mv Mustard, Mace,, Cloves, Nutmegs, Cin?mon*' Sugar Cofft?. Tobaoco Segars, Snuff; Wine*, Liquors, "Vinegar, Sauce, Tea, Citron, Jellies, . Jelatine, ? mm? p. KU!? ,.AJn*?ftds,^^ ?BaaziU, . i ? Blacking, Blueing, Buckets, Tubs, 1 ' Brooms, Ac. We also have Seed Rye, Barley, Wheat a t? d daisV' We have secured the services of Mr. J. P. Hardy; formerly at NeVberry C. H.; and'lately with C#pt; T. Jones* & S09. His friends are invited to ieee him. All orders sent to him will receive prompt attention. All kinds of COUNTRY PkODUCp sold on Commission. E "it**.. . V Our Mr. W. S. HOWABD wilf be ai Edgefield every Sale day. MliHil B?ILKBfe, HACK & HOWARD. Augusta, Ga., Sept. 25 . jj tf ' 4? : TO PLANTERS. ?OOO Yds. Best Bengall and Donhlo Anchor BAGGING at i8?c.:oor yd. GO Bundles Arrow TIES at 10c pr lb. ; '? ' " ?. i\'CIIEATHAM. Oct 2 I tf 41 Public Stables. PERSONS leaving Bind House jon .tho trains can leave their.Horses at our'Staoles, where they will 'r?ceiv? ev ery caro oiul attention at $l^or day- - )1 SW.EAUENGIN & WOODWARD. Oct 2 tf 41 FALL DRY GOODS ON account of the very large increas?!?n. our Business we haye found it necessary to ^?aJa?^tt?nltt, Jbd'?erefore moved from the Store'238 to the I?t and ElegafitJSf|$ffi WW- 328 Broad S?e?t, lately oceu p??cfrby James-A? i^aJ^O?a afclfrom which . we take much pleasure in announcing to ih?...^?p?yvorl.Bdt?^l(? and' surrounding Districts that we have made the most AMPLE PREPARATION for the Fall " Trade of 18721 ? Our BUYER, who is in ,the Markets 'for ?the past six weeks> is leaving nothing undone to make pur Stock one of the Largest and Best Selected that it h>s yet been our.pleasure to put on Exhibition, ?nd the Prices of which we guarantee to be as low as the same Goods can be pur chased outside of New' Y?i?k.Crliy?' . ? ... Being too extensive to enumerate we wi^ay^itat'the 'following Depart menM,l{are moat-pomf?tii esto QU^Tl^sWLE^y?RIETY : ?j SILKS^Iu B?qk,, ?olore?^ Checked ?nd Striped. " Jr^Pt?T??S-Real Irjsh and-drench, of the most voted .makes ?id ia all o " ' the'shades, '- ';: " ' . ' ?. '' BRESS GOODS-An elegant assortment among which will-be found the newest in rth?- Ma'rket. SHA WILS-The nejwcs^patterns and ia large Variety. * HOSIERY-In the most celebrated German, English and, Balbriggan -5 Wi A ^Makes, also full lines of the Medium and Lower prices. j?QXvIOri?S--In< great variety, including all the Novelties. <: KID GL?.Vi?8--We would remark'?s.to th?se? thaTw?'are^le^A^ents in this City for the sale' ol' Ser?z 'Glove ?n.all qualities, tjba which no Glove in Market has given such universal satisfaction^ CASSIMERS AWD JE?NS^LirVgg and -tfell S?lect??'-St?ki T \ LINENS-^ m?isksfmofi?dh aud -Linen Sheeting. . TOWELS ?l^K^^ifB BOYLEES-A Complete line. TABLE BAM ASK-From the Lowest to the finest known to .the trad e. Before Closing we would say that we iniend'making t\ f., rf y A SPECIALITY. Having spec ty ears- exclusively'in these Departments, in the v?n/ lkt< LTvu?cso?. this ?!oiit?ent,''we,c??im a superior knowledge to our many Competitor^. ; .This .season:. we,have given, ?the purchase-of ?these. Goods our closest attention; (Biivin^threctfly ofc Importers,) and'would ask all Ladies who intend-p'uro??a?Dg a^Bilk Dress to give'us a call: We will cheerfully show our Goods. State exactly what they are. Ask hut one price and guarantee that to he the very lowest in if ie Market. MCCABE, COSTELLOS DAILY. ii .'.?28 Broad St., Tinder Central Hotel, .fkr.'?-k' Augusta* &?. Augusta, Sept. 26 . i-,.,Jm ,. . ? ...1. . ? .... ' 40' i JTA? J? \ [Ulm) , ; j , Fall and Wint??-. 1872. ClQ il ':? ..... !-: ?ii P.& vi * u ;% BiW St, ??gii8iar ^a. "ii RE now receiving] and wilVconlin^e to receive ^Uririgtn? S.e?sor?," THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK Th?t ?hey have ever offered to the public Their friends, and, $e public generally ai-ein.yjte4^o.inspext it^-^ * u '.?.IHI .? y. v We are'deter)ni?ejdjlifjr;to $^]j$j$old, and in this.oonpection.wiU Zitate to our friends anet patrons that we are prepared to sell them Goods at the LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES. [URL uvt,^ . - . ., ?>?> .? Everything usually kept in a FirstjOlass Dry Goods e^a,blishm'ent can be found at our Store.. , . ; i??**Uill i IS ? WI//J fl?"* Call, examine and judge for'yourselves/ 1 " " ' ? '* * ? lff 1 'Augusta, Ga.,'Sept. 25 " f 3 tn . . . . 40 FALL AmWHTEft GOODS ! C. K. HendeFsoii & 'Bro.. 3on oi? S?KT GEANITEVILLE, & C., ' ! X AXE pleasure in announcing to their friends und customers that they Itt* now or^nsr^'Wcai*?ifullyi??ret?t?? Stock of Fall and Winter Goods, em bracing . . ' . .' Beautiful ODry Groods, Ready Made Clothing, . . Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ladies' SHAWLS abd Balmoral SKIR?S, j >M j ; ' ) . Dress TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, BUTTONS, Ac, GLOVER, CORSETS, HOSE and [Half HOSE, H?^HERCrTIEFS,. COLLARS, CUFFS, . Ladies' and Gerifs ?NDERVESTS/ Gent's FURNISHING GOOD'S. .. '. . Groceries a Full and ^^i^d^S^q^i . CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, tlK, W?OD. and HARDWARE, Sole LEATHER, Calf and Kip SK?:>S, ' ShoemaV?r's^Goods in great variety, ,,,.,}?. j,<,(i t:c ? -. SADDLES. BRIDLES, and evervtjhjflg in the.line, TRUNKS, . VALISES, Carpet SACKS, TIES and BAGGING, and "Second-Hand, BAGGING, .. TOBACCO and SEGARS, a clioica stock. ? oiar?^ CQSFEGTIONERIIS in endless Variety, **. .Behool BOOKS, PAPER, ENVELOPES. (io.,.&e.. | ,.,, {j O ' j ?o?tojrl B61?I ?r?e\ of] Commissions ! fe^Afl of* the above Goocfs/and i great many others, . which we have .added to our Stock to meet the wants of our increasing trade, were bought"| ?jVp^rio^?ro^ Houses in Baltimore and New York for CASH, and ^were^^OT?^y:?onght at the lowest; prices, and v-nich we are willing to ; '??^^^im^m^i'^ respec?fullj invited to call ajioT examine for their ^flr^^^^ll HEl^l>ER^O.\ & BRO.-. 40 4 ui-^ iijail ' . -Ja -,_-f-^r'^- If*?~Hi-if.-i fH C;: ROBINSON -t^ITHT-' " " '. : !& Huilai SALE GROCERS .^-AND N^.MEft CHANTS. x OF ww, 6it tt?nd and to ?jrrire.. ' 50 map. M?IAS?3B?O^ 100 Bbls. H?avy Bengal BAGGING, Long Arrow TJ?Sr. v.. 50 " SYRUPS, ? --'i : .Large Sacks SALT, 100 " RTT? A "RS 'M Besfc.Wf T.Attn SUGARS, ?0 Hhds. ' 100Sacfcs (JOFFES; " '*k' I . 400. Bbk. WHISKEY, ' 25 " WINES i 300 P'k'gs. MAOKEP?KI?>. ?. 100 Bbls. Choice PLO?R,' ? 100 "H Moiiom t ? f 50,000 Lbs. CR. SIDES,., . 30,000- V -SHOULDERS, . ,|, Best.Leaf LARD, Beet Factory CHEESE,' Befet Satin Gloss STA&GH,' . . Best Pearl fiTA&CH; , j Fresh Cove 0YSTER?, f OM Goirlt. Java COFFEE,, * i JPrima Laguayra ? ?M ! ;B?st Adamantine CANDLES, . { Dry Salt SIDES, . .. , Ali JifotyPApED GOODS. ' ; A1VB A : FULL STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES, ' Thankful foritb? li?eral patronage bestowed, ^^.kopei^irtrtltfctttfition to busint8i,,to.-merit.-thl?Mpe in thtiftture,.., . , . ? STAPLES " & RE AB, .Augusta, Ga. 8m Augusta,. Sept. 17, 38 y H?tale, s: C., moro ant. call tho a.rred from Bd? fact that w*** respectfully selected StA.? public to tn? . Fall 3p-??4 tt wc" Low as the Low\ ?t the very STAPLE and'will Sellas great variety. . \ . Alargeassortnie?00!'^ in solid colors, con ^rtTVa t French Morinocs, ^ .GOO 1? Silks, .Opera Flannel<F''Vlin^ colors, Prints, UleacdP^n Chignons. Switches.- Y of ?u Ladies' and Misses* Sitante, : FURS, TRIMMETOSj \ CLES, r . . ' 'W^T CUFFS and COLLARS, y1-1" : Indies' and childrens \ ! G ATTERS,'a fine assortment- , , prices, i Vr I BWOTSao'd SHOES, HA/TS Sr for Men, Boys and Children' 'a ? A large lot of READY MADE C ING for-Me? and Boys, atprices\ de "j competition. , \ A splendid lot of PIECE GOOD\ Men and Bovs wcaiy from 25 cte. upV .Bed BLANKETS, GUNS and CUTLERY anda genei stock of HARDWARE: . BAGGING, TIES; i \ ?ADDLES. BRIDLES, COLLARS, * .Trace CHAINS, WHIPS, .<. . . A SHOVELS, SPADES, Horse SHOES aind Nails of- all kinds. Trunks, Valises, Satchels, Umbrellas,' A fine assortment .of .CROCK ER Y and GLASSWARE, - Toilet GOODS, SOAPS and COLOGNE, . . POMADES, Coarse and Fine COMBS, . PAPER, PENSrI^K, I . JEWELRY, CLO CK.MIRRORS, &c. FAMILY ??ROCERIEs. 1 ' BACON, FLOUR, LARD, iMEAL,,_?UGAR, COFFEE, CORN,' , RICE, SALT, SYRUPS, CHEESE, &c at the lowest cash price. . If you Want good' Bargains don't fail .to. call and examine our Stock 'before? 'purchasing elsewhere. SWEARINGEN ?S?SEIGLER. . Sept ll, 'tf- 88 Save Money, Time'and Trouble by Selling'tour Colton At Home! ,TA?* M Bil COTTON W?ip.t^ci ? I HAVE an order for 1000 Bales of! COTTON, and will-pay Augusta prices, as quoted in the daily papers from Au gusta,-loss transportation and ti.e cus tom?ry expenses in th** Cu - for selling. . . O..F. CHEATHAM. Aug.28 tf 36 . '_'_- ? ?_ ; t?Eyi .AbtEKTISEMEKTS. DY?ST?STISTG AT LOW ItATESl! For'SS. por Ireh' i?er month, wc -will insert an advertisement fu 12 First-Cla*?' Payers iii S. C. Liai sent on application to CEU. . Pi ROWELL d&CO., Advertiiilng Agent, 4i Fark'Row,'K. Y. Agents'wWed Air oar Crmjialgn poods. Reil nt KLght. Pay^lOO per cent, profit. Kow is thc time. Send at once lor Descriptive- Circulars an I Price Lists* of our Fine Steel Engravings of all the Candidates Campaign Biographie*. Chulla, Pho tographs, Bailee*, Pins, Flags, ana everything suited to the times. Ten DM lara per day easily mau?. Full, sniupl??.sent for *3. Address Mooan ?? GOODS?ZED, 37 .Park ?tow, New York. Epilepsy or Fits A SURE CUBE for this distressing complaint ls now made known ill a Treatise (nf 4s octavo page?) on Foreign and Xntive Heriinl ^'reparation*, pub :iihod by Dr. 0. Pircu-s BROWS. Thu prescription wau discovered by him in such a providential man ner tba? ho cannot conscionth nsly jrcfiiMito niako If kiv?n, as il has cured everybody who has nrcd it for Fib1, never having failed in a siegle case. Wi? in gredients may be obtained froii any druggist A copy sent free lo all applicants by maiL Address DtO.PHFJU'aBBOwbi, 21 Grand Stritt, Jersey Clty,N..T. _._ Nothing like it, in medicine. A luxury lo die palate, a painless ev?,i:uai.t. a geeilt >:itnulant to thcclrcuhitiou, .Vpcrspiratnry pwpiratl?n, an anti* bilious uiediciut, a stomachic, a diuretic a.id an ad mirable genera', alterative. ' Such an thc acknowl edged and daily proven properties of TAWUJfrt Ei mmtessx SKLTSXB APEMKNT. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Witli Foster s Palen! Kill Glove Preserver. You can keep your kid gloves front, milldcwlng, spouin'g or soitiBg/at all seasons and in a!' Alnaatctl Convenient, light, and will 'ny <our ?M?IJIP. Freo to any a'ddress for 25 cents. Add.-ts.? A.'D. FOSTER, Sayvfilc, Suffolk Co., N. Y. . STAMMtSUfK'-"! -Dh Wau::. 102*East 2G:h BU Hew York. Best references fru?) clergymen and others, 2*? pa>' until cured. Send for circular REWARD For any case ot- Blind. Bleed ing, itchlna nr Ulcerated Mes IhatDxBtsc.'s PILE BnnaV falls tu cure, lt is prepared _ , ,, . L, expressly to cure the.Piles and nothing pise. .Sold by all tfrugg'Ms. Price, (Uti A* a ic NTS'Wanted. A Agent.* ltiako more mon oj' at work for us than at anything'eke. Busi ness light and permanent. Particniara free. G. Sro?sojf A Co- Fine Ari PubliAli'rt, Portland, Maine State of South Carolina, . EDGEFIELD C??5TY,: .COURT OF COAVMOX PLEAS. , V. J. Tobias'and wife and j J. J. Brown, cred'rs, Pl.'irs Sumn3?ns Lucy H. Pickens,-Egor's., ? lor relief' and others,, Defendants. J To tho Defendants Lucy H. Picken?, -Eu genia Pickens, Mathew C. Rutlcr and Mariah, his wife, John E. Bacon and Rebecca, C., his wife, Eliza Lipscomb, Sallie Lipscomb, Androw'Pickens Colo, Harper and Alfred. YOU arc hereby summoned and *.-> quired to answer thc complaint.'tl this action, of which a copy is herewith . served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at tho ofiico.- of Messrs Baxter A Johnstone, Newberry within twenty days alter the service hereof, ex clusive of'thc day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within tlie time aforesaid, thc Plain ti M in this' action will apply to the Court for tho re ?ef demanded in thc complaint; Dated 5th Sentons ber 1871. JAMES M. BAXTER, Plaintiffs Attornev. ' _Oet/2_Ot__41_ SOTICE. "VrOTICE is hereby given that on the first Monday in .J?ovcOibcr next, . and from day to day thereafter, the Boolts will be opened for subscription to tho Capital Stock of tho Spartan burg ?fc Ai .keu Railroad Company-hy tho under signed at Edgeileld Court House-bv\ Luke Culbroath, John Lake aiid M. Wr Abney at Pleasant Lane, and by 0. Shep pard, J. P. Bodie and John Trapp at Trapp's Mills. Subscriptions aro-to be received in money, or inlands at a fair appraisement, dr to De paid in labor. ThQ shares aro ono hundred dollars each. It is proposed to endeavor to complete , the link from Ninety Six to Pine House fl i st. LAWRENCE CAIN, M\'L. BONHAM, W. T. GARY, A. J. NORRIS, . J. A. BARKER, , . ' PARIS STMKIXS, . Commissioners for Edgeflcld County. Sept. 25, ?t IQ Bondis for Sale. THE CHARLOTTE COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA RAILROAD COMPA NY.w?ll selLilOO.OOO %?? its First Mort gage Bonds, bearing interest at the rate of 7 per. cent, p?r annum, at 80 and ac crued interest on 100-making,!^ invest or nearly 9 per cent, per annum, in addi tion, to the discount.-. Apply to 'M P . Pegiam, Cashier First Nat. Bank, Char- . lotte, C. Bonknight, Treasurer, or ^ o . * WM.'JOHNSTON*, -Prest. Oct.3 : 2m. 41 , The Very Best! ,rX f \ BBS. Genuino DURHAM SMO-' O \J KING TOBACCO just received.' GRIFFIN & COBB. ? ,'Oct2 tf 41