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TararaT Term?, 13,00 per) AB a um. Our Agents la Charleston. The Advertising Agency of Messrs. Walker, Brians & Cogswell, represented by Roswell T. Logan, Esq., ls the only authorized . Agency for/thia piper in Charleston, . y\. , The Taies Are Now Due, County-Treasurer Eichelberger is now calling for the State and County Taxes for the year 1873^ and will keep hia books open during the next thirty clays, that all,maj- have ample opportunity to pay. And jost hero, whilst we heartily de nounce th? rbbb?ry and corruption of the Radical party in bringing about a state of affairs requiring toe levy of the enormous tax of Fifteen Mills, we would say to our people 'that there ls no alter native but to pay-th e more quietly and the more promptly, the better. The levy has been made, ? and we most now ; pay, or su^Ter our lands to be sold under tax execution. Under these circumjitances webutdo du^tluty ^W'we^^e the citizens of Edgefield to come forward at once and pay up-without affording the Treasurer"any opportunity 6ft adding the penalty to Taxes which are already far too heavy.i Pay up promptly ; and then you can j saap.ysHir fingers at. the plunderers for! a year to ooma. It will bo rather a grim snap, bnt there will be comfort in it nev EJJUOSL ^Y-?O". .. Local Items. Yesterday, Monday 23rd, j we counted 27 vehicles of different kinds, upon our public square at the same time. People, whito-black',and-yellow, Wer? shoppWg right and left for Christmas. By kind invitation of Miss Gibbes, we attended the Examination in her school Th? proficiency of her ls simply wonderful. Andover ^^f^rir^ulai? studies, the* pf-paek^^^bn?y .beautl ;'px?t?,""for"a?&porfnn?nt and na, was awarded to Misa Helen ?Ai regarda toe^ second, Miss kaad Miss Carrie Berkeley, they :drew for it and Miss Berkeley wa? the winner. As pupils w orthy^of high commendation for re fined deportment and good recitations, M2ae Gibbes specially mentioned Misses Minna Bee and Mamie Butler, and Mas ten Bales Turner and Aa say Dean. Ali our merchants have had to engage one,-two, and three additional salesmen for fil? holidayf:. The colored element seems to be buying a great deal. Mr. Mange t's is the place, par excel lence, for Toys. Mr. Manget and Santa Claus run beautifully together . ??.h.* mach -cotton bar?'lkre?b? '?;' ??l/Sanu Strom carnanto" see us yBtt^?^fcnd aeon ask ed us, Just as if he were talking to Barney Dunbar, Esq., of Augusta, ;** what are you giving for cottoa^here nowtV rTnu?^penks well for thp plujck of oqr mercbante^.Hurry up, JAr% "Keene, with your Railroad. And np ropos of Mr. Koise, md the Railroad, we bear'that be Is keeping th'e route warm, and mWing with very fair success. In fact we hear that, although he bas not yet besieged the Ninety-Six country, he has some $40,000 of the $100. 000 necessary to organizing a Company. The Episcopal ladies are dressing their Church for Christmas. We would not soe m officious, buttha Methodist huhes ought to be diligent in preparing for the reception of their new pastor. Straazers coming to a strange place-especially in this capacity-should receive a warm and generous welcome. In fact, any holding back in such a ma'., ter is simply outrageous and inexcusa ble. We scorn to mention the Fpizooty. We must say, however, that fae horses still look badly. >t ii > <lt i>'j -rt : ' : Our Legislators are all bnck for their Christinas egg-nogg. Tb ey got one third'of their pay before Veaving-$200 enough to buy a good deid of egg-nogg! They egg-nogg it for twenty days. Last night, the littlf- boys about the streets were shrieky, poppy, and sky rockety. To-night (Tuesday) we would not bb surprised if they popped wide open, or rocketed -clean out of sight. Children in Edgefleld are allowed a de gree of liberty und; free agency which operates-badly "upon their characters. We hear of "but little Cb r fot ma* merry making in the way of parties or bops. We know not, however, what a day way We bought. a pair* of Turkeys for | Christmas-a splendid gobbler for Christ mas dinner. Upon being slain yester day, however, tho gobbler turns out bobe quito ?medium sized hon. The digu?ty of our dinner shrinks. A colored mau deceived wr?tUh koowing wordsBow Of'teihik is.the.cea* lu this worJtL. Still Pidiuiu? to Johnston:** De-pot. Tluitffpu/ishing'Railroadvili^-tr.J.)!!!] atonls DepU, is constantly attratiing our ip use. And the- latest person, -who beck or*#to.ue,^n4?.?p> too?warlidt from there. Hi our.-ypuug friend Mr. E. D. Holland, tv ho,, in another column,, sings a song of | comfort and good ehoer.. Groceries and Liquors for all who dwell between the Savannah and the Edisto, and between the Salada and Augusta. We hope all will read the advertisement of Mr. Hol land-? youngman of oar own people one whoser coarse is upright, ?nd out right, ?ud downright. Removal of an Efficient Officer. We.'regret to tm nomico that (lov. Mo se^'has sean' proper to remove Mr. R. A. Lynch, our'County Auditor,-an* intell'i gontandaocommodatinir gentleman, who has discharged the duties of his office, fairly and cofisch'fitiously ' with all, and to the satisfaction of the people. Mr, J H.' McDevItt, our late Sheriff, hair re ceived the appointment and been con firmed by the Senate. And, while wc regret the removal of Mr. Lynch, yet, we are inclined to believe that Mr. Mc Devitt, as Auditor, (judging from his Known competency, and the manner in vhioh he filled tho Sheriffalty.) will re p&ntt to : ?11 tho requirements of the af ire promptly amt faithfully,* ?nd ia rfto ] td prove acceptable to the tax-payers, .ad now-" Lot us have peaco." five Steers tu Oue Bale of Coltan. I Veil known U " Bruter' '-thu colored mi. wi tb .tho .wooden leg. Uris ter is au imstrious follow, anA aa-.enthusiastic tobstor. 'flus moaning drives into to^^niV6rbi*? SwithVp^itatibn1 nt Pf?V*?viU.e-<#it milft-with five lusty stos aad ww bale of cotton- What IM ieP*oAy j 1? Brls'eri? And vice vcr??, us regifr ?dor and enterprise, ,wo. fuRjf ogg* to Hee Capt.-Smith himself com? lng mg soon with one steer and five hi?* [booV? Ol? '.'.'iriii the U S. Court, at Columbia, on Fiuy iast, Bond preaidiiu*. Mr. John I,: HIMHI, bf'thia District, who hud previ,?y liven tried and found guilty .r^llSt? QhfcP ^I'hoot ?liccnaej jwf?? .se'nU<Vi to a flue ol $200 ?ml to im prl??i-mt in tho county-jail at Ab De vil lui having ?selected that place-for atxifW''' fy 11 . Bargains ! Bargains ! . : THE Greatest Bargains of the Season TO BE HAD AT 0. F. 'GHEATHAM'S. ''lor ii, .: :i..v?, .[, ii ?? M??' ? "?' K ?>;.. 16,000 Yds. Ladies' Dress Goods at Cost , 5000 Yds. White and Red FLANNELS at Coat. 100 Ladies' and Men's SHAWLS at Cost. 200 Wool SACKS and SCARFS at Cost. 100 Suits MEN'S CLOTHING, all prices, at Cost. 100 All Wool 11-4 BED BLANKETS it Cost . 100 Ladies' and Misses' Trimmed and Untrimmed HATS at Cost. 50 Dosen Men's White Linen SHIRTS, all prices, at Cost. 100 Dozen Men's and Boys' HATS at Cost.. 100 Dozen Ladies' CORSETS at only 35 cts., worth 75 cts. 50 Dozen Ladies' CORSETS at only $1,00, worth $1,50. . Call early and get the Greatest Bargains ever'offered in Edgefield. I am Selling the above Goods at this Great Sacrifice in order that I may reduce my large Stock at an early date. The above Goods will be sold as above stated, for Cash only. Dec IS O. J; CHEATHAM, No. 1, Park Row. . . M 52 Christmas at Ridge Spring. E. B. WATSON & CO., Ridge Spring Depot, ?N addition to their always full stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Hardware, Groceries, &c., SX., have made extensive prepara 1 tions for the Christmas Holidays in the way of CANDIES UTO OONIIOIIOKBBIES, of every variety, ORANGES, APPLES, LEMONS, RAISINS, FIGS, CITRON, DATES, NUTS OF ALL KINDS, Toys and Fire Works in Endless Variety. And in fact, every article (Liquors excepted,) generally considered ne cessary to add fun and merriment to this time-honored and festive occasion. OCrGather up the little folks, and come and see us. Bagging and Ties Always on Hand ! ADVANCES ON COTTON ! We are paying the highest figures for all grades of COTTON, or will make Advances on Cotton, and hold until Spring, giving the Planter the benefit of any increase in price. We will also pay tfxe Cash or Barter for Corn, Fodder, Peas, Oats, Hides, Chickens, Eggs, Butter, &c, and allow the highest prices for the same. Come and see us, one and all ! We can please you, and will do so if you will but give us a trial. It. B. WATSON & CO. Ridge Spring. Dec 18 tf 52 ?took Complete -FOR Cjjj^ i?yjpj^ r^B^t* rjj^ [S55^ ^Oi^ ^b^llr^ S^H^b G. L. PENN & SON ARE pleased to inform their friends and patrons that tfieir Varied and Carefully Selected Stock is NOW COMPLETE FOR CHRISTMAS, and we will be delighted for all to give us a call. Our Stock consists in part of ORANGES, APPLES, FIGS, , DATES RAJ8INS, PRUNES, CURRANTS, CITRON, JELLIES, * . BRANDY PEACHES. FRESH PEACHES, PINE APPLES, TOMATOES, MINCE MEATS, DEVILED HAM. DEVILED TURKEY, OYSTERS SARDINES, MACKEREL, PICKLES, SAUCES, A Large Lot Plain and Faney Candies, NUTS OF ALL KINDS, A Rare and Varied Selection of Toys and Fire Works AND A SELECT LOT OF TOILET ARTICLES FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. ? call solicited. Every effort made to please, and satisfaction guarantied. Dooli-- . tf . 51 lew (roods ! The Subscriber baa just received his Stock of WIN1TER GOODS from Char leaton, and invites his friends and the ; public to call and examine them, as he intends to sell tfcem as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. My stock consists in part as follows : PRINTS of all grades, DRESS GOODS, a full line, A ?ood stock of KERSEYS, JEANS, TWEEDS and CASSI MERES for Men and Boys wear. SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS, BED TICKINGS, . ' PLAID DOMESTICS, White aud Red FLANNELS, Opera FLAN SELS, HOODS, NU BIAS, SACQUES and CLOAKS for Children, Common and Fine Bed BLANKETS. Ladies' Velve t. Straw and Braid HATS RIBBONS, FTX)WERS and PLUMES Velvet and V elvetine RIBBONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, H'D'K'FS, ' Lace COLLA BS, Linen COLL ARS and CUFFS, SHOES and BOOTS of all kinds for Ladies, Gentleman, Misses, Boys and Chil dren. ' SUGAR, COFFEE, CHEESE, Cracker*, Candi.*. ?oup, Starch, HARDWARE. CROCKERY, NOTIONS, &c, &c. With ever}' other article kept in a general Stock. 1 B. C. BRYAN, A.'ji. Oct 29^_'_?_' tf 45 " yV. J. YCRiEErV, Or SOUTH CAROLIN a, WITH Anderson, Starr & Co., Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing FOR THE SOUTHKRX TRAWE ONLY! Orders ?hall hw filled carefully a prompt Iv at the lowest market pri?e?. Nov I'S Bin 49 For Sale, HXY HOUSE AND LOT in the Vil IrJL lave of Edirefield. For terni? applv to J. C. Sheppard, E?q., Edgcnekl, or the Subscriber at Columbia, S. C. LsROY F. YOUM1ANS. Rapt 4 tf_37 Save Your Horse. THEE mont reliable remedy for the prevailing Horse disrase eau be lound at G. L. PENN it SON'S Dru? SUire. Kee 4 . tf 50 HEst?t?" Notice". "V"OTH?K ia hereby ?riven to ?ll remona .4-1 to wh im the Estate of Dr. THOM AR TKAOUK, decviuted, h indebted, to hand Itt thtffr?e<-ount?? pro]?ny attcated; and th<f?e indebted to Maid Est?te are no tified to make payment. Dec* NARGfeSA BC TEAGUE, * .; Qualified Executrix SHAWLS AND SCARFS! Mr, Turley T? I ; f HAS JUST RETURNED from the Auction Sales in New York and will offer, this week, astonishing bar gains in SHAWLS, SCARFS, RUGS. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, 4c., &o. Do'nt fail to see my Immense Stock aud Low Prices. JAS. tfr. TURLEY, Sd II ouse above Cloke Ittel, 3fWg Augusta, Nov ia . ?t . 48 THE FOR &AJL ROGERS' 147 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. L HAVE now in Store a very large and arefully selected Stock of F?EN????BS, Of A.ll Grades, Comprising an elegant assortment of Fine Walnut and Mahogany CHAM BER SUITES, Beautiful Parlor SUITES, Upholstered n Plush, Hair Cloth and Reps. [iibrary> Dining Room, Office & Hall FUENITUEE. JHAIRS, TABLES, BUREAUS, BED STEADS, WASH STANDS, LOOKING GLASSES, MATTRASSES, Ac, Ind all other articles usually found in a ?irst Class Furniture House. % j??r Cull and examine my stock. E. GyROGERS, 147 Broad street, Augusta, Ga. Nov 27 3m 49 The Liverpool and London and (.lobe INSURANCE COMPANY. Issets in thu United States, $3,640,449,G2 Assets of the Company, Jan uary 1, 1872, Gold, ' 20,100,900,00 Jhicago_Li?ss?es,p'd in CO days 3,000,000,00 C. T. LOWNDES, General Agent for South Carolina, No. 10 Broad St., Char es tun, S. C. H. W. ADDISON, Agent for Edgclieid. _Aug 28_tf 36 ENSURE AGAINST FIRE ! DELA I'S A RAC DANGEROUS! Incorporated, 1859. Capital and Asserts, over $600,000. TlIE Georgia Home Insurance Com pany continues to insure property against loss by fire at reasonable rates. Many of our most prominent and pru dent citizens keep their Dwellings, Mer chandise,' Ac, insured in this favorite Southern Company. The "Georgia Home" is a good and re liable Company-pays all losses prompt ly-and is worthy of tho confidonco and patronage of the pimple of Edgefield. Call on the undersigned and secure a Policy on your Dwelling, and don't post Sone this important matter; for fires are ally occurring, and ere the dawn of another day the home of your wife and children may be a heap of smouldering ruins. Insure at once 1 , D R DURISOE, AOKNT. Mr. J. H. HUIET, at Batesvllle, and Mr. SAM. C. CARTLEDGE, at Ridge Spring, will furnish Applications and give all necessary information to parties wishing tc insure in thc /'Georgia Home." Call on them. Oct. 30,_tf 45 Ninety-Six Academy, NINETY-SIX, S. C. J. R. BLAKE. Principal. SCHOOL will be opened January 20tb, 1873. Scholastic year will consist of Nine Months. Course of instruction, thorough. Tuition for Primary Classes, per.year, $20. Tuition for Geography, English Grammar, $25. Tuition for History, Philosophy, Chemistry, Physiology, Ac. $30. Tuition for Algebra, Geometry and Classics, $35. Board reasonable. Dec ll 6t 51 Mi School Notice. ...^ISS GIBBES respectfully announ ces to her patrons and the public that hex Christmas vacation will begin on Friday the 20th Dec And that the exercises ol ber School will be resumed on the first Monday in January 1878, Deo ?1 _St 51 Just Received. THIS week at GRIFFIN* A COBB'S, NEW PRINTS, I Bale Qraniteville Shirting, 12 Pieces Check Homespuus, 1 Doe Blankets, i New supply Ready Made CLOTHING BOOTS and BROGANS. 3 DOB Seamless Kid GLOVES, Ac. Groeerieg. SUGAR. COFFEE, RICE, CANDY. RAISINS, ' CURRANTS, Sweet CRACJ Fine SEGARS and TOBAQ We otTer these Gdbds at-Very low p ces, Givo us a call. ' Dec ll k it 51 Nev Crop Florida Syrup! JuST received Four Barrel? NE\ Crop FLORIDA SYRUP, which wi be sold Cheap for Cash, either by th Barrel or Gallon. ,!f W. F. DURISOE, Jr. Dec 4 tf Bagging-and Ti< ALWAYS on hand at the lowest ma i ket prices. *W?j. <-'' ' - . ' " O. F. CHLATHAM. Die 4 " tc 3 50 ) 7/-? COTTON um Sixty Pieces hiishe JE BYW. 24 Broad Street, Oosite P $6 )Por $3.-GrfiU(Wrer !, THE YORKVILLElNOjtERwilt pri?sent a three-dolkr (ROMO to every subscriber for 187, whaya $3.00 in advnmco for a year's abaction. Tbe Chromo-entitled Vie welcome Visitor"-is executed iithenest style of chromatic printing; he intedsur faco is 13| by 171 inches1 audio picture sells iii the art stores fe $3 It is equal hi every rcvpect to air of e chromo premiums offered by oter iblieations. Tho ENQUIRER. is {fatly paper, adapted to the Home CUe, ,e Farmer, the Mechanic, the Trasun, alike in every section of the Ubn ;S not sec tional bi its character, or .artisan or sectarian. Besides alljie cws of the day, collated with a vi? to jorrectness and accuracy, its coluiri anfilled with the choicest matter ajopiate to the different Departmonts-toriis, Histori cal and Biographical etcles, Travel and Adventure, Sabli beading, a column for tho Childr, Wt and Hu mor, Agricultural, Corponience from ? Abroad, Excerpts on 1 Subjects, an Epitome of the News ose Day, cte Original Sries. The publication of Oinal Stories is a feature of tho ENQTJJR, and for the next volume wo have >cured several from the pena of populmnd entertain ing writers. In this Iartmont alone we can promise our riers entertain ment equal in charactei that of any of the popular story papei The subscription priiof the ENQUI RER is $3.i)0 per anni; with Chorno Premium, or withoufremium, two copies one year $5; onepy six months, $1.50 ; one copy three irths, ?1.00. The Chromo will bo promplmailed to sub scribers on receipt of aulription. Speci men copios of tho papemt on applica tion. Address all lette? L. M. GRISProprietor, rkvflle, S. C. Dec. ll < . 51 WaiYesai LIFE INSURANCE OM PAN Y. The Original Stock Le Insurance Company in the IM States, Office, (JU LibertStreet, NEW YOI'. Participation in Profits! With Low Oh Premiums! New Business Insure in 1871. $9,175,000 The largest absolute incase of any Company doing busiuo in New York. New Business of IS!, so far, Double that f Last Year. GEO.B..AKE, Gieral Agent. Dec 4 tf_50_ M. SIMON. . J. C. KENNEDY. ill li ! Wholosalo andlotail Gr r o cers -AND Commission torchants, 157 Broad Sect, * Augusta, Gergia, BEG to inform their riends and th? public generally tba they have en tered the GENERA Ii ROCERY am COMMISSION BUSINESS, and wil endeavor bv strict porsoal attention J< thoir business, and to thintorost of thei: customers, to merit androceivo libera encouragement from anaproving public Our Grocery Stock is ompleto In Everything Pertaining U the Grocery Trade, and our Prices aro "at tie lowest notch. We will be gratified t> see our Edgt field friends when visitUg the city, an will take pleasure in stowing them ou stock, and the convinciigly low figure at which we are selling Augusta, Nov. 20,_3m 48 CAROLINA XATM?AL BANI OF Columbia, S. C. Capital Stock ?i\( in $300,00< Board oj tircctors. L. D. Childs, Pres., . Jno. T. Darb J. W. Parker, Vicc-P.eS., R. M. Wallac C- H Melton. Solicito., Jno a Wile R O'Neale; ?r, | E-?opo. W. B. G ULICK. Catkin' C. J. iBEtELn, Ass't Cathi IN addition to the ?rdInax7 nat business of Boni ne, the Carol! National Bank of CtfumWa, 8. p-> sues Intorest-bcarinjj Certificates for a amount, pavablc on demand, and be lng seven por cent, interest from da interest collectible e/ery six :month? ,,\the Certificate haH wot been preyiou LproKcnted. Depo*!* lu f^M received isame terms, and intorest paid in kn Deposit?lo have all ibo advantages of A SAVINGS BANK, I and the safety of thj4r deiiowts is ui .anfced bv apaid-upcapitnlof JareerH j died Thousand lW^-\\ Persons t inir funds which tlmy wish toldvest 6 porafHy, will find this a saf? meant Investment, returnable upon demi and always ready .'or use ?mould a n profitable Investment offer. . Remittances mar be milde br AXP' and Certificates will be returned by i without delay. 1Q*? ? -! Columbia,?. C., Nov. 14,1872. 8i /.i J i. i ii /.j. r ll d With Each Stove. ?if? la ii ter s Hotel, A?g?sitkV ?iii *J ^ ' 'C OF n* rr ii i ?7 na .ouij Dry Goods and Groceries I .07/ io . mi A ..v.l. ? T....JONiBSro? S?NfiB Jo?iiisio?i's Depot; S. C., HAVE in . Te and arriving from Charleston, Baitimbrevtrfi ?feni York one of the . rgest Stocks of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hardwire, Pocket and Table Cu??iTr&^&c., a ? :-v> . Ever offered in this District since the "War.- Oar StocksV^f the above Goods is as choice as can be found anywhere, and we will ee?F?B low as any House in the up-country. '" We keep no damaged Goods or Shoddy Stock, and can an$? will sell as Cheap as the Cheapest to Cash Buyers or to Punctual Short T[nJ?Cu8tomers. We Buy All Cotton offered,: at. prices that are as-fajr-aa any; Bail Road Station in the State. We respectfully solicit a continuance and an increase of .^?jjiberal-pat ronage heretofbre bestowed upon us, and return our ^heartfelt/'gratitude to our numerous patrons for their former favore. ple?ging renewed efforts in the future to give satisfaction to all who favor TIS with their paraoijage. ' ^ We have a pplite and courteous corps of Salesmen, {}??^.ito whiskey or other intoxicating beverages are Bola or kept M our 9on^s}.p,n3^all may rely on fair dealing and gentlemanly deportment whilst trading with us. Call and examine our prices before buying elsewhere. ' .' -, \. .? T. JO.\ES & SON. P. S. We have a few November papers yet.unpaid. .V'We-.wilhhold juptil Saturday, the 7th. If not paid or arranged by that date,.--will"' be turned over for collection. Pay gents, and spare our feelings, and save costs. . -T. JONES' '& SON. Johnston's Depot, Dec 4. 6t 50 NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF AUGUSTA, GA, CAPITAL $300?000. ALFKED BAKER, PRESIDENT. JOHN CRAIG, CASHIER. iiMi, j THIS BANK is now Paying Interest on Deposits as follows : On Daily Balances ... 4 per'cent. Ou Time Deposits, 30 days or 'longer, 7 per cent^' > i Collections made on all accessible points in this and adjoining States. New York Correspondent, Market National Bank. ' I JOHN i CRAIG, CASHIER. Augusta, Ga., Nov 28 ' . ' . .'. > ;. .itu.* ;, i, J ;3m ? i40>,.'i HUGH B. HABBISOff WITH H'rr MILLER, BISELL & BURUW. Wholesale Grocers/ 175 and 177 Broad Street, .. AUGUSTA, GA. Nov 20 -luv .i AS Ajfe ?'?}yout??l for the Colljlir. t?H? i?jfitj t^?^e^?tor OM Tili? BIBI.R, for tile MOM^ CI ItCLK 1.2IKI puges, 250 Enzruvine". ' The1 rbek Mitwpris of Ihn year for agen ls. Every fuoilK will hovell KoUtiny Nie it mhc 7<?^??'*A*t?4..KorV<lrvliJnr? ad ureas If. S, (.ooom'tEu ft Co., 37 Park Kow, Nei . (JCT WALTER: H. REYNOLDS, OF EDGEFIELD, WITH H. Brandt Wholesale and Retail Dealer in BOOTS, SHOES, H -A. TS, Trunks, Valises, tJmbrellas, ic, 222 Broad Street, Nearly Opposite National B'k of Augusta AUGUSTA. GA. . I take this method of iuforming my frionds thatf^'hafte connocted myself with the iF?RSTV; CLASS BOOT AND SHOE E3T%B?&5HMENTof H. BRA|W)T^ No; 222 Broad SUeeJ, nearly oppositethe.Nflth^^Ba^^^ugus^ where I Sro^e.pieWitfjp have them call and examine tho Stock, guaran teeing entire BiS^|ont^oth&^quality and prices, P^J^JJJJ jr I?R^NQLDS. August*, Nov,20 \? i 3m 48 \*>,? wi Simons' Old Established Cloth ing Hall. J. A. 224 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, .GA*, . BEGS to inform his numerous friends and patrons that he has- just received a New ; and Fashionable, .assortment of CLOTHING, Gents' Furnishing GOODS, HAT8, TRUNKS, VALISES, dutf, Ac., which ho ls prepared to sell athistfsual ' Remember th,e placet 224 Broad ?treet, Augusta, Ga. L.tJ Oct 23 i tf .. 44 Final Settlement. NOTICE is herehy given that there will be a fina? settlement on the Ent?te of THOMASiBARKS?. d^e'A?in Probate Court for idgefleld f oun?, on ttaejfa January nett, at Whibh tide the uudersWe^w41I hpply ??l dis cliarge^ JTdmlnfttrator. Creditor* are notified tr/present their clalihs. oh'tbat day, and all personB interested. wilKtake due notice. L. : . . ' JOSEPH W. BANKS, Adm'or. , Dec. ll, 1872 4t ' ^ 61 BOOK .U;K\TH now ar work, or lookmjr Hi ci mu new book, ?li inuv welt?- nt mu? fbr ci rei Ur, of Hie bu.Hcllinc book?I poMWietl ' E*tr?ord uar- tuducumonU offurod.. Superbjtr?viinvi* ult* H icily, Particulars tjvr. Address ^t'EEN CIT' P?BLI??ffiQ Cp^Clhcjrinatl, Ohio! , . ' ' DOORS, SASHES; BIfifflS* ;*c ' Send for lllustrftlrd Calblogne lo ? BRADLEY .t CURRIEP., 64 * 53 Dey St. N. 1 Tricks ! w Traps 9?. ;Americi Would you avoid being .' bU." l>j J?ORUOS, Spindle and lluinbng? ! Kemi lue u STAR BFAW?LKU BA .S?>KU A lure*-. Illuittriited -ll'-colunin S pa?e puptr Leda ?ize. Splendid Slorlc?, rikeichw Tule?, potins. W Humor, Puzzle?, liecip. 8, Ac 11th -ycur. $1 tx yoj willi, clepnnl Prune Clinuno, "Auiua.s Lr/w> freeU> all. ONLY ll. Tiiv IT osee. SuiUmii yuarunteetl. Agciil? wunletl. Out Ul PUKE. Vpv< mons, Ac. tor S cents. Addn-sa MBSNNEB,n Hit dale,N. II. ,"".| ? ICR Ont- Hundred and 8lxir*Plv? DollarVv VIVO pay Board omi Tulllon In Hilt Instltuil for ten calendar moothi. Addrcsa TUGS. WAI WHITE, Beld ville, Sparenburg Dl?trld,8. C. Sprl term opens Feb. 1st. 1823. JUBILEE ! 18? NEW YORK OBSERVE The Bust Religious and Seen Ur Family Newspai $3 S Year with the JUBILEE YEAR BOOK SIONMT K, MO?SK & CO., , 37 Pairie Kaw, Xe w Yoi k. . SEND FOR A 8AMPLE Cdg The Meekly ?^;;, ONLY ?1 AY?k& i SM Thc Be at Family Paper. ? "' ?. I? The'Beat'Asfrlenltnral Paper. '- ' ' ' The pt?t Political Paper." 11 ' ' '''I The nest Fftshlon Reports. " .'Th'o'-Beat' Cattle l^nrk^if;R-ep<>rt?! The liest General Market Rcyoi The Best Paper Every Way. TH IC WEKLYJVKW VuRK SUN. ? pages, 50 columns. 81a year, or Ups lb nu i t. a number. Rcml your dollar. Address lit. "Till?? ISN", New York Ci <P? lu v?" classes of working people either hes. toar g or oli^n?to inor* ;i?oee)r ?l ? fur asrtrtbvlr sparts^mouit?tll?; or nlrtheviKS^,, ai MMUng/ else.. , Partienlars ffe?. Aildrei ?^spN *,xm,. Portend, Mflp*? , ?. , (No Taruwd) fur mita'devorjc. ?fld ' plaster. .?>U. carpi *' cu ar ted sample?. arpelJg?^*^^? Protec? ?<??I ttoraet EPlZObTY BLANKETS fbr;sal< ' T 7 , GRIFFIN A COBI * Dec ll <" ! tf ,.,". -KFoifef ;I>efteat/??IX,,. #? ?.'wl ???^fj?,,! I.J? ,',,^|; - [{j J ...... . . ' ?? .::...!.? ifoil?v; \KI??.:T iTA"- ,Ju ii /ri nj > .?ivWcjJJ! "-^?CA ifill? >!?..'?? ..ii a_. I I ' ..' :.. -:./.?.... nw M?:PPTrT.,n /P.n T?T? ^^Ky 'I" hui , .M-.y.. ?? .?i , lt ? ._ . " A V- >r. : .H?: .' . ( . i ."j. i ,, I ., P ....;.. [-.,,, . 'rr > c*w ?OR A ;: l-lr?ni%/iri fi errs** . fi 1 \J .... jmC:T^.. ^..^^: V.l.. fl floh . .i . ' :i ?J WM ? ?J? 7 .! h w i "ii?!-'.'<: /..n . .m i n,, ? j; ;-,: . ' .l"t'- ' ' . ";><.-v -Ml; * 9 i ME^Il?jrg is ^al^.^?ka purpose of advancing yoW-Wiearcnce,*^ iterest by'navjng, jon inspecrthe immense'Mid cheap stock ?f ' ....?.! Ken and Boys ClotMng, Furnishing (ioods, Hate* Trunks, i &e., Now-being exhibited'\>y ' '"S'^j |*g ';? . . . . r (>?s PIERCE B. CHRISTIE, ;;,f% ?.' ? *'* v u: in l. ai v.ili ..i, -- ?in .,-. ;. ii .?hi , io .r .,;..// ...!; .. . " .ti ' -'. -^--And 'Al ;obji?rs; .'alt 'the -GREAT CLOTHING -BBPOT,. of ":* : J! roS^ Si I i,'ni,',?'i If iib!! -?if J veli ' C. POPK & CO ll' blM ' ' !" T'.)/.JT1 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. .:' ! . (j?W prices^ ase ?less pan tile cost of the mh?? terial in this market, and. we .never tailj.in,pleasing ail iwho.buy frpn^tis1.;' ?IM. -''.i ... $l.l.,00and $13,00. M?,?H? ( '^rr^E??S'' ?SK??ffi MEETING'! " 'Y^;,,i;,,'',;!' i-JOH]?.?..POPE co. in}. .. i ??Hflirto^rwr-Wiiriywi. .|T "T-- ?--i-.-r-rr-ir-inr-nruT ;..,t .ft :,,,(,.., ' ! ni) - v, -A . .: W^.-.io ... .. ,( .. . ... OF pt ......... J .*? ..I - . 1 I / V ' n .J..'- .. ."I . : r..., . ', ' . . ? 30 pi??qi^i:iii.^c^;^j^ ,1'?itbuM) .'H tonalli Lmoo'i aili lo &Ibi/iiu .> . gjj ?fe&'?j$pm the Mat?(?ra^^r?"?rii? I w??iguwBnWo mU ? jHimy per Cent. Lower;t&.'tke;.%amb Gh>)3k.?ui{ be.ha,d elsewhere ?fja - saying a g?^d d?sT/'^u^^nrehas^l these Goods.much cneaperJ4?^?n.jJ .ve ever beed'anSlWawt^?rffi^ bjfore,-. .'Heno??.thfl^Qreat^^ductj?n iii ?< fl.il/. r. (1 ? is have Prices. TH!.H.. .1! i.ii.'i. I--"iJ ?lo?? ?ilfiJnw vi n< o, ( ? I Th? ?Pnces -of thew Alpaooas Bftfie from from 20 .cents to $i,25 per yarr}. ^m'%ilinga!s]i]e^ict'artf^ tie^ecuine Buffalo Brand,.,att^Mj?t&fa .l. /. I i'll -/..ti >? J I ? '1 . ' ' I " . . ' / ! / I ' ! ' . ' ' .'*' r S'. I ?-. ? -I .-.t'*'f?? I/,-:.-T--?-AJVJO-1 1 .. .? ? ibrff?)if'.:l r.bm -.iii ,i : ., . : ?"0 'Win ,. ., ..," L^viinitJI j , *W v .-. MOY !.?.'I . -n .." ? V .. '?.'. '' : l.??se'N?w'and'BeintiftfV-PBINTS, -.'i 6; Doz. Honey Comb:.ft?IlfTSj at only $1,40 each; .- v 6 Dozi'CORSETS, Ladies'.sizes, at only 50 cts.-each, .. . .. ' .'?''"?' "'i<' '"; ?-' " "; ' .? .M I,ilk . :ii .: ? i n M 'iL.,oA ?? ??:?!. ii . . . m MMtitwVu ,. iiivion ... -i i-. JH-.I;I II ii . v : 4,r. i. ^^ ? . .; t*,v>?..} ^ t ; A .spiendidiiin'e of .Black->tfi\vet and Silk BUTTONS! . 50 Dozi best Alpacca? ORA'ID at IO eta. per;bunch--5 eta. less tuan former prices. ; : . . , . Pape^^SffiRIQiWnly 121 ?ts. per yard. . . ./?n v?fv*ti'.'>M M !.. .:>..?.! ! Jon itv d ;: Unir ?I MI! .?.eH-v 'I have markepl; down my , entire Stock, 25 p?r'Cerit. Lower than-if the opening: of the Season. IX believe .in, and ?m.cCadhering my/.bu8ihess;on."the old motto Quick Sales and Small1 Profits." ; ' We will be pleased,td,show th?se Goods'to ?ui-\ friendse-- I ttiepuWic 8e?eialIy H- H. OHSATH?M, ,: At Sullivan's Old'Stand:1 . Dec ll ii... J ' lm'51 ,,sv _! - _-_ .1..:tl -?i ' -? ti ; J.?ir?:ii>i;T -m "I. ?lr i :? .<? . > ' .?:IIII>* 1 : rt- .1 -; . iii'? ? K.i ---'A^D i? .. ' ..- u: . I ->I . .. -i o , ... iVE?re/how in receipt of our Fall StocV of GR?CKRIES, consist ing in. parto o?-H'A . ..;. ? ;.\ . .. ". , ' ' . Bacon S?DES. Bacon SHOULDERS, Dry Salt SlD?lS,' J" ,-' J, / " . n .S??er'rA RS of all grades. .i-.:. . - .. .., SYRUPS-New. Orleans-and. New York Drips. :' " - . '/ ?. 'MOLAS8ES; Rio^La?uyraand?Java COFFEE, . - H iJ ' " TOBA'CCO, ^A*LT; P?>PP lvR,< SPICE, .,-,./( 1 .'CraciterSv ricklea,. ?ovft'pjjsters, ?I CANNED GOODS consisting of Peaches, Blackberries. Tomatoes, &c; ' MACKEREL in Barrels, half and quarter bblsi and Kits. . geed X?'HEAT, S??d BYE,.Seed OATS, Seed BARLEY, i Case Liqnora of- -BRANDY- WHISKEY, GIN, ? ' We.?i^' al?? 'o'freriHg the mo.st complete and largest stock of BARPiEL L?QU?RS.of apy Hp^e in the City, and selling at pri?es-that will induce buyers to purchase nearer home than in Eastern'U&nce?s. '.'^T^'tu?'Plkntef?'and Merchilnts of Rdgefield we would take .this occasion 'to express^'ou'r.tHa^is fer th?ir jp'ast liberal patronage, ari,d respectfully re quest a 'cou ti nuauce of. the same. . JK?^B?ying oilr Goods for CASH, we are prepared to sell.as low, sind oft times'lower, than another .^ouse in the City. Augusta,.Oct 9 * ' '' '.. . .' . tf 42 WALLACE I/DELPH. WILLIAM I. ru. :en?H AR) I, 'of irorl .limn' i? IO. and of or cir a Commission Mercli'ts H ,** ..i.i t. ft .ll 175 and 177 ?Broad.Street, ii iT>,n j BI) 1 ; 1^ DELPH & C?., . ".*."" ' ' ."'!. , ' ".'.. ' . . . ? WM . . vHn] ... ' \ ; ,----pDeaJers in-,- i . ... ...j . ' ;."/ ' : . . : - -:n ! Cooking and Heating Stoves 114 RD WARE, TINWARE, WOOVWAME, I' And .Manufacturers of all kinds of Tinware, 1 niV/ .. . ;v .|<>ni ..li ... ,r...,, ' .. ' \ !.. in ? ? i:* -. iin.i?ii 324-Broad Street,'Oppofflte Planters'.Hotel,-.. -? .JJA*? u AT?G??STA,. GEORGIA. .... , _ , Un^Y^w^jS^qfei.ftnd,^ arrive,, ^n? entfre; new.'stock of goods m [their iiv% gel^cfe^. jn^.person from the,best Manufaotor?es, which are offered at as reespu^b\e'priqes ashbey can possibly afford. '? . We cordially in^e,attention to our varied assortment of , , Oo?Hn?'STOVES,'?^ u? i f.. h ..S? ' i: HARDWARE. TINW?RE, WOODENWARB, Aad ?HOUSE FtJRNISHING GOODS generally.- . .. ., ?rominenj; in^nr ?toc^ wiHibe foi)n? tw.o^bwte^iai-4l.']R?W WW JW Jg?? *fc?S??i: ? ^e.^y X?r* Ci^y^lt'v?a ,?' ^rpt-?iyss,'squajp-. ? tap?i<mr,-We Stove ; ?lie.. Pve?J? large,.^ t?ei'jblnti? arefiled awi fitted iw-rttr gr?ais finish cannot be surpaasse.a!... Sj^ty Paeces -, - o?.Wane-arp.ftttwAedi^Kw?Si Stove.'. ?i-.^^p^J^ . ; . ii-. !, :?J ^? l'A.Vfi?^Mi^^W1^^ CM'' Stov?V ?attifactrtre? by.#?imm Resor.ct Qa?. fiincijB?U*nOftifl. ,?Xhis is al^o? a-'-.-firtt-t???s?;. ta?r*hole-- siffl? top Stoye. with a-ratrgoiOvenj hmi| U Wwi s?p?ri?rSfov?.1 . ?-? h ! '"?;.f??ol?f^R?TOS^'^?P' STOffi a'n?? H?ATf?fG ISTOV?ES. . . Each ?m. sent out xs 'IFtwranW'tq yiVe Peifibtj^ifoption. ; We ITI^TMi?i^re Ti n wa rc fe all., ?fe^?i?^ ' .dope.Wth.neVAw-^^isDa^ I . ' " ' ! ''. v ' - ,.;:l?*.We reipec^ufty.so?ipit ?/Vberal.patronage/fcom.Lhe Edgefield^ople,. ft?d'promise?to 8erve't4ietn'finaf,jrasfc, and.ilway8r.to^the/bfi8b <d;onr,abflity. ? . j y. lr MI tJOIl?? .?.?Mr.. ..r ?.(I4-. ' ?.1,1,(1 . .. ,_/, \_._"". m. * * P .nnlill?.,.,, . , .im-iiiK,?.,..-, . \ ^'^^ I* BSB?PlI^ ?O. /n^nWi'Bto|-NoV 20 ' ; j --"<". . Sni-?"?' -48. I. Jr. il .-wi! ,jr?r; ?i-.,,,/ 4{ . .; ,i