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THE ADVERTISER Terms, $3,00 per Annum. Our Agents In Charleston. The Ad vertising Agency of Messrs. Walker, l?vans & Cogswell, represented by Roswell "K Logan, Esq., is the only authorized Agency for this paper in Charleston. . One Day Earlier. In order to give the .ddveritaer Corps an opportunity to engage in the festivi ties of Christmas,*the paper wiUgeto press next week, on Tuesday evening, instead of on Wednesday, as usual. All concerned.'will take due notice, and govern themselves accordingly,. ^ We'are requested to announce that the Rev. E. A. Bolles -will preach in the j Baptist Church on Sunday morning next, at which time there will be held a meet ing of the Edgefleld County Bible Sp- ? ciety. , _j_?? . Anaj(#<$e.!dijnedi,A LooiferCto," wHl appear in our uext issue. " ? . . -_ An extended account of the closing ex ercises of Spring Creek Academy, in Rinehart Tov,*nshipt has, been received, and will be published neat week. One of the Aborigines Gone. Mr.: WUey Crane, who has lived in^ Edgefleld from its earl-rdays, died on the . l?th-inst ;!Mr. Crane, as is well known, had been blind, and consequent ly copied tj his home, for many years. A New Local Trial-Justice. Gov. Moses has appointed our towns man, Mr. W. D. Barney, a Trial-Justice, and the.Senate has confirmed bim. The duties of.ib'e' office will be. fairly and' imthfuBy alscharged by Mr. Barney. Local Items. Only a week before Christmas. And already the premonitory symptoms are abundant. Old negroes and little ne groes are swarming like boes. Urchins have begun the fusilado of fire-crackers. Children, at home' are tormenting and harrying over "stockings." Lady'house keepers aro buying turkeys, aad sending about among each other for cake pans and Charlotte Russe recipes. Handsome young fellows-we could name a dozen ! -are picking ont the .'present" for their heart's idol. * And'rice versa ! And the weather is bad too-which is an unfailing premonitory symptom AnoVweourseiyes pine fearfully for a Christmas gift-t As wo write, a large drove of Kentucky or Tennessee "?ogs is being driven across the square, attended not only by the drivers, but also by fifty million little negroes, more or less. In the meantime our humorous old friend, Daniel Quattle bum Esq. (who' now lives on Mush Is land, bat bornes occasionally to M revisit the glimpses of the moon**, in Edgefi el d), stands in Mr. J.i?. Cheetham's?door, and loudly exhorts the people of Edgefield to go now and buy a little hog meat, and eat ta'oor throe good meals, and look a 11 ttl o fleshier, and a little more as if you did kn^wyhathealthy^ food was." Dan's advice is good-and the hogs are still here.. : ' W*$ ii i*Tf ?? A gentleman j ust arrived front Augus ta inlbrms us. that cqt?on sold thero yes terday (Tuelday lTlhj) fer 19cts-and some for 1 {?*;. Sd now 1s ino time to be on the cottoBtftawTxr; x . ^ .", There will be a special son-ice in the Episcopal Church on Friday morning next, to pray for more laborers in the missionary fields of the East. This ser vice is to be observed by tho Episcopal 1 Church throughout England and Ameri ca. There seems to be a hick of mission aries to the heathen. It seems to bo pretty certain that no new appointment of County Treasurer will be made at present for Edgeneki, thereby leaving Mr. Eichelberger-' in office, V?T WS . ; ' : g JCT*"," r . ' . '<'? IdttTe.-Sammy Mcconkey has linally gone back^on* H5C famous municipal par rot, "Poll WooUey.'* Sammy has parted with PoU to a gcntL\ttum2?i,.Augusta for; $?5 in filthv lucre. Sahimy> hag been to us and requested that hisiulamous infi delity yj?tPollbepublished. ? . MajdjIp^Gfcifa* the barbel?, has trans formed Ids' tonsorial shop into a*" grand coop for game cocks ; and as you aro be ing shaven now a-days, yon have also an opportunity to study a very interest ing branch of ornithology. Alas ! these cocks will not " crow thrice" next week before many a poor nigger will have lost his all ! The O.U?UU8, of Augusta, as Cniamey Sweeps. The Quinns spent all last week in sweeping their Chimneys. And why? So that Santa Claus and his retinue might descend without smutting themselves or their treasures. And such treasures! Such exquisite books for grown people and children-especially for the latter. Juvenil" books and Nursery tales illus trated in entirely new styles. Let every body go or send to Quinn for some of these wonderful tiooks-as Christmas presents for their children. So that tho children may sec and know some of the beautiful improvements of the day. And as for Christmas present? for sweethearts, lovers, pets, mends, any body, everybody- weil, wo can't describo them. All the fine words wo can sum mon to our mind look mean and skinny when applied to them ? ?.I? this the House that Jack Built.? A waggish friend entering our compo sing room, and seeing the hugo Stove ?ut-which everybody can now see in another column-lying upon the table, points to it, and ask* "is this the houso that; Jack built?" No, Sir, It is a pic ture of the/apiops "CottonPlant" Cook ing S VJ ve. now sold by the Delph Broth ?rs, in Augusta-up there in front of the Planters' Hotel. And the house that Jack irtiilt was nothing to con iparo to it. Keith er was Jack anything to campare to our friend, Wallace Delph. ArM an lo thc Ave wise virgins in the parable, did they live now-a-days, they would ^doubtless consider it their next - doty, after trim ming their lam i IN, to gu and provide themselves with a .** Cotton Piont.'r' ' Peter Keenan Smiling at all Vicissi j tades. Just read Peter Keenan's new Shoe advertisement in another column ! An average reduction in price of about 13 per cent! This is trnly wonderful Sir. Keenan smiles. ut the Boston lire, and sniffs with eon tempt at the horse disease. Mr. Keonan knows " when to be abased and when to abound." And this is em phatically his time of abounding ! Mr. Qu F. Cheetham is selling his Goods at Cost for Cash. Make a rush on him for Bargains. ? Dr. JL IL Powe'a residence at Cheraw, S. ?C, was destroyed by lire on the ?th. Fir i originated from spark on wot No insurance.- Als -, on Thursday, j in the s. me village, the gin-house of Mr. F. Lynch was bumed with several bajes of cotton, the tannery and engine house. The lo*4 amounting So several thoi?sawd dollars, thofireis supposed tobare caught ilpili matches In the easton ' tST Christmas this year comes on ; y***-'Hf-leming*'?* v*^r~W\ \ ' THE n FOR SAI 3; ROGERS' ! FURNITURE STORE I 147 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. I HAVE now in Store a very large and carefully selected Stock of FURNITURE, Of .A.11 G-r?des, Comprising an elegant assortment of Fine Walnut and Mahogany CHAM BER SUITES, Beautiful Parlor SUITES, Upholstered in Plush, Hair Cloth and Reps. Library? Dining Room, Office cv I ?ali FUB3STITUHE. CH '. IRS, TABLES, BUREAUS, BED STEADS, WASH STANDS, LOOKING GLASSES, MATTR ASSES, ?fcc, And all other articles usually fonnd in a j ?First Class Furniture House, .j ^?rCall and examine my stock. E. iii. ' ROGERS, 147 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. . Nov 27 3m 49 The Liverpool and London and ?lobe INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets in the United States, $3,040,449,62 Asset.?! of the (Jompanv, Jan uary 1, 1S72, Gold, " 20,100,900,00 Chicago Lossos.p'd in GO days 3,000,000,001 C. T. LOWNDES, General Agent for South Carolina, No. 10 Broad St., Char leston, S. C. H.-W. ADDISON. Agent for Edge?e?d. *JkXlR 28_t? 30 INSURE AGAINST FIRS ! ,: DELA ?X ARE DANGERO US ! Incorporated, 1859. Capital and Assetts, over $600,000. Til rc Georgia Home Insurance Com fiaii' continues to insu re property against otx uv tire at reasonable rates. Many cf our most prominent and pru dent citizens keep their Dwellings, Mer chandise, ?fcc., Insured in this favorite Southern Company. Tho " Georgia Home" is a good and re liable Company-pays all losses prompt ly-and is worthy of the confidence and patronage of the people of Edgeiield. Call on thc undersigned and secure a Policy on your Dwelling, and don't post pone this important matter; for fires are dajly occurring, and ere the dawn of nw>iiur, day Hie homo of your wife and children niay be a heap of* smouldering rains. Im?ure at once ! D lt DURISOE, AOK.NT Mr: J H. IIUIET, at Bata*ville, and Mr. SAM. C. CARTLEDGE, at Ridge Spring, will furnish Applications ami give alf necessary information to partiea wishing to insure in the " Georgia Home." Call on them.' Oct. :H),_tf_45 Ninety-Six Academy, NINETY-SIX, S. C. % ____ * j J. R. BLAKE, Principal. SCHOOL wjjl be opened January 20tb, 1873.. Scholastic year will consist ol Nine MOnths.' -Course bf instruction, thorough. Tuition.for Primary Classes, per year, ?20. Tuition', for .Geography, English Grammar, $25. Tuition for History, Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiology, ?te. $30. Tuition fm- Algebra, Geometry and Classic?, Board reasonable. Dec ll " Ot 51 Mi School Notice .LSS GIBBES respectfully anpoun ..os to herpntrnns ?iiri the pulJic that her I Christinas vacation will begin on Friday the 2fith Dec And that the exercises ol her School will b<?resumed on the first Monday in January 1873. Dec ll_I_3t_51 Just Received. THIS week at GRIFFIN & COBB'S, NEW PRINTS, I Bale Graniteville Shirting, 12 Pieces Check Homespuns, 1 Doz Blankets, New supply Readv Made CLOTHING, BOOTS and BROGANS. 3 Doz Seamless Kid GLOVES, ?tc. Groceries. SU/SAR, COFFEE, RICE, CANDY, RAISINS, . CURRANTS, Sweet CRACKERS, Fine SEGARS and TOBACCO, Ac. We offer these Goods at very low pri ces. Give m a call. Dec ll . tf 5t J New Crop Florida Syrup! UST received Four Barrels NEW, Crop FLORIDA SYRUP, which will be sold Cheap for Cash, either by the I barrel or Gallon. >V. F. DURISOE, Jr. Dec 4__if _50_ Bagging and Ties ALWAYS on hand at the Jowest jnar.-, ket prices. O. F. CHEATHAM. Doc i t? SD , COTTON PUNI Sixty Pieces Furnishei JE BY wi M Broad Street, Opposite PJ ! 86 For $3.~Grand Oilier ! ? THE YORKVILLE ENQUIRER will present a three-dollar CHROMO to every subscriber for 1873, who pays $3.00 in advance for a year's subscription. Tho Chromo--entitled "The Unwelcome Visitor"-is executed in the finest stylo cf chromatic printing,- the printed sur face is 13.{ by 17i inches, and the picture relis in the art stores for $3. It is equal in every respect to any of the chromo premiums offered by Other publications. The ENQUIRER IS a family paper, adapted to the Home Circle, the Farmer, the Mechanic, tho Tradesman, alike in every section of the Union ; is not sec tional in its character, nor partisan or sectarian. Besides all the news of thc day, collated with a view to correctness and accurac}', its columns are filled with the choicest matter appropriate to the different Departments-Stonies, Histori cal and Biographical Sketches, Travel and Adventure, Sabbath Reading, a column for the Children, Wit and Hu mor, Agricultural, Correspondence from Abroad, Excerpts on all Subjects, an Epitomoof the News of tho Day, ike Original Stories. The publication of Original Stories is a feature of the ENQUIRER, and for the next volume wo have procured several from the pens of popular and entertain ing writers. In this Department alone wc can promise our readers entertain ment equal in character to that of any of tho popular story papers. The subscription price of the ENQUI KER is $3.00 per annum, with Chorno Premium, or without Premium, two copies one year 35 ; one copy ?six months, 61.50 ; one copy throe months, J?.00. The Chromo will be promptly mailed to sub scribers on receipt of subscription. Speci men copies of the paper sent on applica tion. Address all letters to L. SI. GRIST, Proprietor, Yorkvillc, S. C. Dec. li 3t 51 Universal LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. The Original Stock Ljfe Insurance Company in thc United States. Office, 69 Liberty Street, NEW YORK. Participation in Profits! . With Low Cash Premiums! New Business Insured m 1S7I. $9,175,000 The largest absoluto increase of any Company doing business in New York. New Business of IS72, so far, Double thai of Last fear. GEO. B. LAKE. General Agent. Dec 4_tf__50 M SIMON. J. C. KENNEDY. N i & mwi Wholesale and Retail Gr r o oe r s -AND Commission Merchants, 157 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, BEG t? inform their friends and the public generally that they have on tered the GENERAL GROCERY and COMMISSION BUSINESS; and will endeaver by strict personal attention to their business, and to tho interest of their customers, to merit and receivo liberal encouragementfrom an approving public. Our Grocery Stock is complote in Everything: Pertaining to thc Grocery Trade, and our Pricc3are yat the lowest notch." We will bo gratified to seo our Edge tield friends when visiting- tho city, and will take pleasure in showing them our stock, and the convincingly low ligures at which we are selling. Augusta, Nov. 20, 3m 4S J I T N Home Shuttle sewing Machines THIS is a SHUTTLE MACHINE, has the UNUER FEEO, and makes the "LOOK STITCH" alike on both sides. ^ It is a standard First Class Machine, and the only low. priced " Ix>ck Stitch" Machino in the United States. This Machine receivod tho Diploma at tho Fair of the two Carolinas, in the city of Charlotte, N. C., in 1871. The above Machine in warranted for five years ! A MACHINE FOR NOTHING. Any person making up a Club for five Machines, will be presented the Sixth one as commission. Agent H Wan ?ed,-.Superior induCO nients offered. ' Liberal deductions niade to Mbiisiers of" the Gospel. SJend Stamp for Circular, and samples of Sewing. Address Rey. C. H. BERN H KIM, Genend Agent. Concord, N. C. Dec i if m ?y edi r COOKIMG STOVE. i With Each Stove. I. DELPH & CO., lantern Hotel, Augiista^Cfei. ; ^, v ':? .' I v r< OF Dry doods and Groceries ! ._i T. JONES & SON, Johnston's Depot, S. C., JA VE in Store and arriving from Charleston, Baltimore and New York ne of the largest Stocks of Groceries, Dry Good?, Boo.ts, Shoes, Hardware? ? Pocket and Table Cutlery, &c, dec, Iver offered in, this District since the War. Our Stocks .'of the above oods is as choice as can be found anywhere, and we will sell as low as any [ouse in the up-country. We keep no damaged Goods or Shoddy Stock, and can arid will sell as heap as the Cheapest to Cash Buyers or to Punctual Short Time Customers. We Buy All Cotton offered, at prices that are as fair as any Rail oad Station in the State. : We respectfully solicit a continuance and an increase of the liberal pat inage heretofore bestowed upon us, : and return our heartfelt gratitude to ir numerous patrons for their former favors, pledging renewed efforts in the iture to give satisfaction to all who favor us with their patronage. We have a polite and courteous corps of Salesmen, and ho whiskey or her intoxicating beverages are sold or kept in our Houses, and all may ?ly on fair dealing and gentlemanly deportment whilst trading with us. Call and examine our prices before buying elsewhere. Ti JONES & SON. P. S. We have a few November papers yet unpaid. We will hold until iturd.sy, the 7th. If not paid or arranged by that date, will be turned rer for collection. Pay gents, and .spare our feelings, and save copts. T. JONES & SON. Johnston's Depot, Dec 4 Gt 50 ?iL mm wm OF AUGUSTA, a CAPITAL $300,000. LFRED BAKER, PRESIDENT. JOHN CRAIG, CASHIER. THIS BANK is now Paying Interest on Deposits as follows : On Daily Balances . . 4 per cent, On Tine Deposits, 30 days or lunger, 7 per cent. Collection? made on all accessible points rn this and adjoining States. New York Correspondent, Market National Bank. JOHN CRAIG, CASHIER. Augusta, Ga., Nov 28 3m 49 EUGH B. HABBXSON WITH liLLER, BISELL & BURUM, Wholesale Grocers, 5 and 177 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, G?. Xoy 20 lui 48 WALTER St. REYNOLDS, OF EDGEFIELD, WITH EL. Brandt Wholesale and ?etail Dealer in 300TS, SHOES, H -A. TS, . runks, Valises, Umbrellas, ?c., 222 Broad Street, early Opposite National B'k of Augusta AUGUSTA, GA. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Agenta Wanted fur (he Cobbin'* Child's Commentator OS THK BIBLE, for the HOME CHICLE. IfiN pape?, 250 Engravings. The bent enterprieo of lim year for agents. Every family .will have lt. Kvt?dng like it now puhlWieil. For circulars ad ?Iren? H. S. OooDspuio A Co., ll. Park Row, New York. . 1 / \?X BOOK AGEISTS now at work ?um* new book, should writ? at ?nee for cfrca or tonkins for ircu laraof Ihc beat-selling books published. Kxtruurdi Hfu;? Indliorments offered. Sitprrlprettriunix giren Particular? free. Ai|<Irei? QUEEN CITY ISJflNrT CO.,'Cin?jnnall, OJjlo;. DOORS, SASHES, SLINGS, ?te. San|l for Illnat rated Catalogue to BRADLEY & CURRIE!!, W 4 55 De)St.. N.T. I tako this method of informing my lends that I have connected myself ?th the FIRST CLASS BOOT AND HOE EST ABLISHMENTof H. RANDT, No. 222 Broad Street, nearly >posite the National Bank pf Augusta, hero I will ho pleased to have them ill and examine tho Stock, guaranteeing itire .satisfaction, both in quality and rices. WALTER M. REYNOLDS. Augusta, Nov 20 3m 48 :LOTHING_!_JlOTHlN6i ?mons' Old Established Cloth ing Hall. r. A. SIMON, jttM Broad. Street, AUGUSTA, GA., 5EGS to inform his numerous friends nd patrons that he han just received a tew and Fashionable assortment of LOTHING, Gents' Furnishing GOODS, [ATS, TRITNKS, VALISES. <feo, ito., -hich he is prepared to sell at his usual ow Rates. } J ...V. Remember the placeV 25ft Broad Streot, .ugusta, Ga Oct&S_ tf 44 ST" Final Settlement. OTICE U hereby given that there , will bc a tlnal settlement on the "state of TII0xMA8 BANKS, dee'd, in r?bate Court for ?dgefield County, on IQ 4th Jau?ary:ne?t, at which time the iiderslgpod will apply ' for a tlnal dU fiargo'a*' Administrator. Credit?ra are otifled to prescht their "claims on that ay, and all persons Interested will take ne notice JOSEPH W. BA! IKS Adm'or. J>ec.ll,Ua* ?t ?1 Tricks AND Traps ?r America Would you avoid heinz '! blt" by Rogues, Swindlers andllpuibqgs! Read too " .STAU SPAM;Lip BAN.S KE." A largo, Illustrated 4r-column S P-ige paper Ledger size. Splendid Stories', Sketcbes.Talea, Poems, wit, Humor, Puzzles. Recipes, icc Hth year. $1 a year, with elegant l'rang CUromo, "AOTVMK Larvas," freo to alf. ONLY fl. Tar rr oscx JSnthflrdion gunratiteed. Agents wanted. OuffltFREE. Specl* mens. ?tc., for t cents. Address " BANNER," Hins dale, N. U. LE ClGK Ono Hundred and Sixty-Five Dollar* will <4?IU?J pay Board and Tuition In' thia Institution for ten calendar months. Address TH08. WARD WHlTE,Beldvllle,BpartanbwgDtatrlct,8. C. Spring term opens Feb. 1st 1828. 1873. JUBILEE! or TUE NEW YORK OBSERVER Tho Best Religious and Secular Family Newspaper. ti a Year with tho JUBILEE YEAR BOOS. ' SIDNEY K. "MO HS I? .& CO., 37 Pork Ilovr, Now York. The Weekly Sun. ONLY Si A YE^? 8 PAGE S, the Beat Kami ly Paper. The Beat Agricultural Paper. . The Heit Political Pap?. The Beat Kn ?Mon Reporte. The Beat Cattle Market R ports. The Best General Market Reports. The Beat Paper KVery Way. ; THE WBKLY NKW YO?K SON. Eight pap cs, CG co'um ns. Ola 7?>ar< Or lea? (ban a cents a number. Rend you*" .dolla*. Addrea^^^^TnESU^Ne^^ $5 to $20 t^-^MM uitber sex. your g or old, make mort money ai work for us in their spare momento, or all tu? time, than at anything else. .Particulars Tree. Address O. 8TIN?0N J: CO., PoMand, Mulne. If yon wish to be eured oigo JjaUt, o?dzeaiV E. CLABKB, M. D., Mt^t ion, Ohio? BUILDING FELT (No Tar used) fnf?uUlde work and Inside Instead of plaster. Felt'carpalirg, Af. -?Trt 2/tBn>ps forblr citlar fand samples. O- J- FAY, Cami en, fi; J, ? . Protect Your Horses. T7PIZOOTY BLANKETS for aafe at J J^T QW^P** COBB'S. 1 fil OF THE ir.') '?a 30 PIECES BLACK ALPAOGA Direct from the Manufacturers, and I will guarantee to sell them Thirty per Cent. Lower than the same Goods cari be had elsewhere:'.' This is saying a gnod deal, but I purchased these Goods, much cheaper th an I have ever been able to obtain them before. Hence the Great Reduction in Prices. . - . ' The Prices of these Alpaccas range from from 20 cents to $1,25 per ydrd. Am selling a splendid article, the genuine Buffalo Brand, at only 45 cents, worth 75 cents. '-AIS?'-" f. :fti : . r % :?: ?:}:\A'JO?? tO .200.T8 J . J IPI 1 Case New and Beautiful PRINTS, 1 Case Kentucky JEANS, 6 Doz. Honey Comb'QUILTS, at only $1,40 eachr', G Doz. CORSETS, Ladies' sizes, at only 50 cts. each. -ALSO.-?-? A splendid line of .Black, Velvet and Silk BUTTONS, 50 DozV oest Alpacea TJR'AlT) at 10 cts. per bunch - 5 cts. less than former prices. "*? Taper-GAMBR?C"?t tinry TZY&sr&rf?tW. ? Ji j(\{ \ \ '/Mil I have marked, down my| entiri? \St?c& 2& per Ce?it. _?i|wflr |han at the opening of the Season. I believe in, and am conducting my business on the old motto : '? Quick Sales and Small Profits." We will be pleased to show these Goods to our friends and the public .- At Sullivan's Old Stand. Dec ll lm?l l? WHOLESALE GROCERS Commission Meroh'ts 175-and 177 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. , WE are now iii receipt of our Fall Stock of GROCERIES, consist ing in part of Bacon SIDES, Bacon SHOULDERS, Dry Salt SIDES, ' ',: SUGARS ojf all grades...^ ._v.. ._'LmLZLim ' SYRUPS-j-??ew Orleans.and New York Drips,, " . * i , \J MOLASSES. Rio, Laguy ra andi Ja ya COFFEE' I J t j 4 J TOBAGCO, SALi./EEPPfeR, fcPIC?, >. . jT/ lUiilJ J\ Crackers, Pickles, Cove Oysters, CANNED GOODS coneietin ? of Peachesr-i31aoljberi'i?>V Tom ?to PB, &C. MACKEREL in Barrels, half and quarter bbls. and Kits, . Seed WHEAT, Seed RYE, Seed' OATS, Seed BARLEY, -Case Liquors of BRANDY, WHISKEY, GIN, We are also offering the most crjnjplete and largest fet?ck?nf,BAJtREL .LIQUORS of any Hods? in^h?iCrty, and selling.agMc^?n#f?C-nduce buyers to purchase nearer home than in Eastern marlcets. To the Planters and Merchants of EdgefieJd we would take this occasion to express four thanks for their past liberal patronage, . and. (respectfully re quest a Cofiti?danc? of the same; . .l?yBuying our Goods for CASH, we preprepared-to sell as low, arid oft times lower, than any other House in the1 City. ? vjM Augusta, Oct 9 .? :- '? ^ 42 FALL AND WiNTER GOODS! C. K. ii ? 1 li GRANITE VILLE, S. G., * TAKE pleasure in announcing; to,their;fw frbat [they are now opening a carefully selected Stocfc of~Fnll ?it'd wittier Goods, km* bracing ?'i't? ??*} 'H I Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Oaps, Boots, Shoes, Ladies' SHAWLS and Balmoral ?$IRTS,; . ' ? . \ I- '^M Dress TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS? BUTTONS;^.; GLOVES, C(?MTS;HOSE>.d HalC.HOSE,' Lfe kt $p HANKERCH?BFS.'.'COLL?^Sf CUFFS, ' , Ladies' and Gw&'&NDEftVESTS',.' ". . . ':; . - . ? M Gent? FURN?fHING GOODS.-'-. . :?? .>--??...-. '.-^ Grocerieli ? Ft??l and ^?to^ CROCKERYipft'StJWAR?, TIN, WOOD-and. HARDWARE,.* Sole LEATUE^??lf'end;Kip SKUS,.. 'Y^/? ' & 'Shoetnaker'si^odp. itfgreat' tfariety; '. . - ^ . and.BrJuAfifc, a chpice stock. !? Patent MEDIANES, PERFLPtERY; SOAPS," . 8; ??gT- All pf the abpye Gjopda, and a /great .many ^others, wliieU we, have added to our Stock tb aieet-tjie yante'of aii?^inor^fflD^tnide,: we^eibonght in person from the best" Houses iri Baltinioi-e Aud New York fou CASH, and were consequently bought at the lo\yest prices, and milich we a^jwilling to sell at yery SHORT PROFITS: - ?"*P ' . " ^ The public are iflpst respectfully invited ta caH and oxamine fox their own satisfaction. C, K. HENDERSON & BRO; Graniteyille, Sept. 25 . ... - M ?. ii DIM i- r.r ?wU o' i.t..4p.l 3 WALLACE I. DELPII. * WILLIAJ? LDELVH,, j / ,. : v';* ' .<..:. -'fr ?? ' . ?lui! -rrDealers i rn-T, .. ... v? ii?-n tn i .-?..?. . .. " ,. ",,:,">/ nt, .t,(? J-.ll ,fV Cooking and Heating* .Stores, HARD WARE, MW?$? ? WO??WARE, And Manufacturers of ail Ri?fe of tinware, i c. R 321 B,roa4 Street, Opposite Planters',Rpt.?l, &''fti7?d8 A?OITST?, GEORGIA, ..-;; ; JJAVE now lu Store, and tq.arrive,: an entire new stock of, goods iu their lice, selected in person from the best Mauufactories, which ?ire offered at as reasonable'piices as they can possibly afford. i : We cordially invite attention to our varied assortment of ' Cooking STOVES, Feating ST?VES, GRATES, HARDWARE. TINWARE, WOODENWARE, And HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS generally Prominent in our Stock will be found the celebrated and justly popular " Cotton Plant" Cooking'Stove, Ci manufactured by Aberidroth Brothers, IJew York City. It is a first-class, square top, four-hole Stove; the Oven ?Blarge,: the joints are filed arid 'fitted? witB great care and ; exactness; the beauty of. its' finish cannot be snrpasssed. Sixty Pieces of Ware are furnished with this Stove. _^ We have also the "Fashion" Cook Stove,-manufacftired by "WiHiaril 'Re'sor & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. This is also a first-clftss, ipur-hoje square top Stove, with a large Oven, and is ivory syjperipr Stove. Our stp?k of PR??VIIUM^ or S^|)B STf?yES.and HEATING, STOVES is complete. Ri* Ea?h Slow sent oyd is Wmranted to give Perfect Satisfaction,.^ We Manufacture Tinware in all its varieties, and JOB WORK done with neatnessia?d dispatch. ' l^We respectfiilly solicit a liberal patronage .from tha!?dg?? eld people, and protnise to serve them first, last, and alwaysto the 'best of Purability. Augusta, NOT 20 ./ | ; 3m F Bl ..: ..ii// ! Utt\ NEW ANO BEAUTIFUL CAilPETS FOR FALL TRADE, The public are invited to : examine our new and superb ^ock of NEW CARPETS to b? opened on Monday, embra- " bing everything new and beautiful in Carpets, Floor arid Ta- /"1 ble Oil .Cloths, Lace and Damask' Curtains and Cornices, Wall Papers',- Mattings, Ghfombs, Piano and Table Covers. . > Carpetsmade an?Waid,.with'.dispatch/ ' '' . '. 1 JAS. G. BAILIE & BRO., 205 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. J A?VSES C. BAILIE & BROTHER " .. ,?i - .,>.. .. ii.? ?.?.. * j-t.?i * '?<i?t I ..g i x. .? !.. A?E/f>EENIN<J?A??PKJtB,^TOGK,OF.,.. 'V V ' , ni?im?/iFi "; r UTI? i nnnnrninri f??i PLAlVf ?lJJPiLp)?, ,,. : 7'''.' ' L WOOD . A?ST'?D ^I^LOW" f^EE,fc!"7i Which all are invited to examine. ' >.. ? Auguste,?Sepfe. 25/ $??. i ? ?m , ? ' 40. lf viii . . . ^RI^?? & COBB i IRE AiM^^mfiKiPW^r^?i^i 'line Si DRESS - ?OODS, *N? di-styles W Wd^^jSQo^o ? -" ; ?'I .? ? TO .?' ' Beautiful" As^rtin?rrt:x?f-' RIBBONS, LAC??;: EDGINGS, ~FUR8" ??d!""11 :APES, UNDERSLEfeV?S( ?X)J^BS? M^M^M^M^'^ ;ions, Jewelry, &c, &c,viat,, .ii,-ni..:/, j GRIFFIN & C?B?'S;^, ? ,.-.f .;r??????//: in ipa-J- , . Ladies' and Misses'''?r?/nm?^ ?Cu?KHhl?U ?*T j GRIFFIN A COBB'S 114 Ultlb V ,^1;. Jlliii nr. 1 ...?it: -'jut':- f l' ino/ .; t>n*i?r. tart'// iul line of DRESS! ?OODS, ?nd? Go to GRIFF?N-cVOOBB^'fot-a splendid article in dents' and BoyaKv, ?and-sewed fcB0ES a^d':'G?lTW,'..i;:;j ' y '1 Ladies; and ?M?^s' Dress and Walking SjHOESVB?QTS, $?t??Afe,cfo ..... W>ilU/.)' int iii - . o ?' H . : ! .,.'.(, .GRIFFIN & COBB have in store, at low pricey SADDLES, BRIDLES, . 7 " CUTLERY. CROCKERY. H^' .'i iIRTHS, UMBRELLAS, HARDWAREl 'CUTLERY, CROCKERY H iLAS?WARE'. ;?;;] . ? .. , . ". '-?i- '?'. ;: --O'1 I ... ': . ?il ...... if. . . ; . :. GRIFFIN cVCOBBikeep constantly on hand a good supply of ?Fisn?ii^ ... Groceries,-Soap, Starch, Candy, Crackers, &c., at. lowt prices, fw-.Cqat. . We would.ii'^?tfiLl^'iiilKiiS?xaminatJio?i- of, ?mr. Stockj w,hicii we will ; :eeb complete in every line.. ? Gooda uVwavs shown with^pleasure. ,;; We have paid Oash'fbr our'Go?ds^?nd IwiU.sell.qn ?very .close.margiri for . !ashw, ,, ( ' "'*' . Respectfully,' ' ' , . -, .." '"' I W, J. GRIFFIN . JAS. M.I.CJ0EB,./ .. . Nov. 13, 2i6Q Broad St., Augusta, Ga, wiM J-.i.; Is-now folly'pr?paVed .tb.nle'et: the: Wants of the- Popular ?rade with a First-Class Dry GQods Stock for Fall and Win er:use.. :! . ' " - "' . " 1 ?' ' ' " ":\:,!. ' "TJ^iPJ^^Gr(^?S:iwdb^AWL DEPARTMENT^ cm-, .race every Novelty of fhe Season, to which will bc added ?BW NOVELTIES tis soon as they appear. . All of the Departments ure lull and complete, selected per q;nally:in New York ; arranged and superintended personally \ Augusta. ? j X^t1 Prices marked at convincingly low figures. All are cordially invited to a careful inspection. JAMES; W. TURLEY;" THIRD HOUSE ABOVE GLOBE HOTEL, Augusta* Gat ' i i-.ji -, H Augusta, Sept. 25, i in.i .om 40 Pall '! 1872 Winter ' EEAC? PAKE.pleasure in annbuno?ig to the citizens of Etlgb/?eld County and icinity that they have iM* received a , Lil?Ge?itNJ) A?TllACTIVE STOCK . ? . j;, 11 i . i. Uh ? > ' ,.t> i tool! v .?' Seasonable Dry Goods. Every Department is Well supplied ?ti(d]will be kept se?, byd^ailj'Aitii ils all throivgq the, Seawall.' .. We llopo.hv ottering Only .?Pir?t CJ?:isH fioods at the -Lowest living* PriCCSj and strict lattehtion'to tho .demands and t??t?S'bf the V.J : immunity, to .lif?rit yoilr 'cbnfidcn'oti'and patronage.- . . . We give'rjronipt and-strict ?ttenti?'n ^o orders, and pie-pay expenses h?U ?he amount is $10' orover.. With thanks for past favors, we remain veryireepectfurly, . . . K?AN &< CASSELS. mo A* T*? ?1<:1^ ^ 2m , 44 . W.-J. VERRErY,"' .;.' ' . OK Soirru' CAUOU.VA, WITJI ,. Anderson, Starr &', pc^ 2 uanvfajcturors aud WUojijsWo. ? . ? ; .i ?"?ai siock raid i?' I DM'^ ?IVc'o?,i^ ;/ ';, R'.j ..4"'?'<? oj' Dinners- t. mun NATIONAL nm, OKy. ti, J .? . Jv Cplum'bia.., S. C.., -v . :/. ; alders ?v.\\l be Ullo.l <'are?uHy ' a r.'i .. ..Ity?rdoj.l>ir4W*u ?? ? . : Pmluptlv at tho lowest nu.rkct prier*. I . I).ClxUd?, .iVM., L,,,' -J?^. Darby,. :V\?b^' . ?m . 4il W.Parker, Vice-Prca., li. M. \VaUaoe, i _?_ ?_._! D. Melton. Solicitor, .Jno B^Wdey, ; f. C!***^ ? -O'Ncalo, Jr, . K. Hope. ir- fetOHO^ mt. -1 <.' I")' Wfcl I i C. J. JtBBOiiul.,. AssH C?slner. ; X..H ,> UnUlH Wk, IS?" w -^-, td always.ready for- use ?liould a moro .o?table investment offer.-. , T?emittancesm?y be made by Express, td CortMeatcs wiU be.ret'urncd by mau Itboutdelay. . . ,. ,: . , ,. ? '" . skvCKEL?ORD & RklY, AOTOMS AXQ QflXEBAL COM MISSION MERCHANTS, North Atlantic Wharf, : ' . charleston, S.VC. . ? Agent? for Moro Phillips' Am mouiated irlbbean Sea Guano. . ; W. 8?IA0J?BV?P*D, W?ft AIKEN KELLY Oct 23 8ni_44 i Lnterest-Ii?anng'Certificatct? Tor *riy amounts , uue. ino Company ard pajrv uount, payable' on demanrj.'jinJbcaV.- in# interest on the iiuyjey borrowed to .g seven per cent, interest' from date,.. ixmke tfie fertilizers last season,, as well terost colleotable evetv six montes, .tl ; . . ., \ ... , -.? . j. eCerflficate lias'not'been previously pr* borroweu to. iuako.it for the. resented. Deposits tri j??ld received- pti! next, whilst a largo portion of ,debts for ,mo terms, and interest paid Ih kind. ^ scas0n (more than "half sold by me) eppsitors'have all the advantages of &re un^' other companies,, who-re A SAVINGS BANK, D ^ ^ ^? : l??aepa?^ cd r/ioiwrinr? Dollaj-x. Persons hay- I want of punctuality ls causing our Com ix funds which thev wish to invent tem^ Ipnnv to lose confldenc?'lh sales made )nuily, .will lind this n. salo moans.^f |ln anv other wav, on time, than for ac .vestment,, returnable upon demand, ? *1? * . . rt i copian.cw. ^lK)ped' and expected to seo th? most Of thioso who purchased froiflite on Sale day last, and that L would have had the last Season's business closed up by'tho asi, bf this week, and so wrote Mr. Ai ken. In this expectation I was disap pointed, and it is impossible' for me to call on each one personaUy on account of number (between 40 dnd 50) as weil as tho sicknoRS of my hora? * i,think it probablo that I shall have to ; turn over tlie Notes to the Compaity in a 1 few days. . S.S.;TOxMPKlNS, Agent. EdgcQeld, Doc.' IQ lt ?I , tit r' KTBE Sboacriber haa'fOr sale TBLTtEE, I PRIME MULES arid one WAGON,' Uch he caa freely recommend.'1 Apply ionceto B. O. SAMS, Kov28 . tf 49 .?rjut j\oW la' Store, arid sold at l?wjr?cex. ? J. H. CHRATHA M. * 'Nov. 13, tf Ut m