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Terms* $3,00 per Annum. Ow Agents in Charleston. The Advertising Agency of Messrs. Walk<,ir, Byans?? ?ofcsWeli, .represented by ^gMU T<tog>n, Espt, fe'tfce'oely; authoii?&d ?geney fdr this paper ia Charleston. Club Rates for the New Year I During the present year we will fur r.^b-the . ?du?rtrs*/ to - Clubs at the fol lowing low rates : To Clubs of Five ^beoribera, at $2,50, each, cash t?'?tt?h??* '' '" ' '$12,50 To Clubsof Ten Subscribers, at ?2,00 each cash in advance, and-one copy extra to head of Club. 20,00 Make up your dub? at once, and com. menee with the flrstroT the yea*. *: January J, 1873. Local Items. Weather-three or four real April days -sunshine and shower. No onion buttons In town-and none, they sayK in Augusta. Who ever heard of such' ? thing r . Yourigmerch^tJald \heir Clerks* be gin to have bouquets-?ra^res amour* upon tfi??r snow c?esT " Wild oiol b?j^d t?b| fearful in milk. ?n/c|t|?e|wlnle8tJ^igs in'life! Front piazza of the Tompkins Hotel being repaired. Greg p^rf cpkwedjpeopl? io town pn Sat^may/ajteynoJ&n hist, j They seem, however, to have spent all their money. The jeunesse (loree, wenotice, are wear ing crimson and green neckties Their sweethearts ought to impress them with the ugliness of the,thing. Black, blue, white, lavender, ii\es garcons, but, for heaven's sake, not crimson and green ! The winter ha? been,; sociably, an eaiv tremely dull o??.?' 2?ip?rtjeB? rio hops-^ scarcely evin1 'a ' skinny tea-drinking. ' Let us hope ^thaA.the spring vwill bring-, forlti^DWe^M&igs-plc t?i?s; Mhy-p?r- '? ties, hops, floral festivals. It Us not well for people to live So much in their shells. one aundrea thousand oottles of his Bou quet Cologne during tHe present year: If the real merit of this superb Cologne is taken into consideration, he will sell j an t*r?? million laities- I* /. ?J . ' ' i Z?- Our friend "MoiTKE," of Wal ha!:;!, scuds-ns nappier taii&icttcr, und an unu?ui?rry gti&fVtHiv,' >lliirh wo wHl take much pleasure in p?1 'telling in our issue of next week. -? ;2S* A statement ol* the organization o! the Bat ?s vii le Bible Society, which reach ed ns loo late for this issue, will bc pub lished next week. The County Treasurer ai Work. Wo would notify Delinquent Tay. Pac ers that Mr. J. H. Mcdevitt, rounty Treasurer, ls now busily engaged issuing Tax Executions against Defaulters-and will in a .-hort time send out hts Dopu-?| ties to levy upon and sell sufficient prop erty to pay the amount of taxes assessed, together with the penalty and costs ac crued thereon. To those wishing to save unnecessary trouble and annoyance, we would suggest the better plan of coming promptly forward and settling with the Tax Collector. The Millennium of the Cook Pot. . M mir tom ilia* in Killel cid arc now hi the full enjoyment of this millennium, which is produced by the Cotton Plant Cooking .'Stove. Thc Advertiser family par excellence has lately reached this happy state, and we have been a witness of their high accommodation. The Cot ton Plant is a sublimo blessing-more sublime than love, or sleep, or money. Let every woman who would like to face a frowning world bravely and calmly, provide herself with a Cotton Plant or a Burley Sheaf. W. I. Delph & Co., of | of Augusta, sell them. Mr. Wallace Delph is the man to ask for. He will take you gently by the hand and lead you straight into the millennium. Death of au Etigefield Mau in Georgia. Samuel Stevens, Esq., for many years a prominent citizen of the Mountain Crook aectiun of our County-and well, remembered among ni for his high tone I and many virtues-died very recently at his home, in Quitman, Ga. Mi Stevens married a daughter of ihe, late j Joshua Harris, Esq. '? .. . Es?1* Mr. Cliarlie A. Darling, a brother' of that good man and clever gentleman, Capt. G. A\ Darlihg, of Columbia, has* been appointed Auditor for Edgelield County, vice, Mr. F. A. Bellinger re moved. The office we understand will be glverr again to Mr. B. on his return to the State. . ?SS- Thc Board of Jury Commissioners succeeded in Listings Jury on last Sat urday. J+t^V" > jr j B. ^DaockCr, psq> This goaitemoilf (?&inerly our i>il. >w cit izen,:.u., h';ii'>r(.ti,ainong us ror i,ls lion >r able antecedent* ?:;d high churucler, was, as we have already .-.taie:!, arrested in Burke Co. ' ia.; a foxtm'gnt back, np.-ih a Kn Klux ?-har re, and ordered"to appear in Savannah. After au exuumation which revealed nothing to subatantinb t'ie charge. Mr. Blra&'dr. Wai releaseA u?>ou lui!. '?Vc who know him, feel sur? that'?ie nevi r did anything inibp coming Iiis ?i?"-1 mg character pf a brave and goner ; is gentleman. And we ear nestly hope that nothing moro serious will come of this tr?mpfcd-up charge ol complicity, iii,a Ku Klux afulr which,j happened two <>r three' years ago. -"-I XS? Mr. li. fr. Arthur, Agent for th< Wheeler^ Wilson Sewing Machia.;-a Machine second ton.mi-is still in tin held, readv tit scr\*ti|tlUMO M'luitiwr-this first class Sewing Machino. ; X bi I A New Hand lu a New Field. Our old friend and i'ellow-oitizon, Mr. Jackson Covar, Was ut home on a visit a few days back, and we wore all glad to seo him. Mr. Co var, who for years past has been the legs, and arms, and back bono of the ShorlrV's office here, .is now playing tho same rolo in the new Sher iff's office o? Aiken County. Nb better man than Jack to sot the thing running in the right groove. r on wmn-jry **m . Prominent on the staif of M. O'Dowd, the popular Augusta grocer, is Mr. Rlcliard Snmmerall, a fine fellow, any way you take him; auuVjudgiugfrom tho magnificent sample he sent ns lately, a prfihfc juiir?! ?i t|i?| sb* of; thinjrj}-^ gopArtfly bjiyj rh Jp** tf^ bO?tle^-tof vinegar, nor molasses, nor Simmons' Medicine! Find him out when you go toO'Dowd'aOO' OOS? ^3>~Some years ago one of our citizens (a Frenchman, and now living in Colum bia,) wandered into one of our Village Churches duringa revival, and whilst thc excitement caras 'fluming high, was asked by an uojtiou* Jyidy friend how he felt Bursting into tours he replied, " Oh, MlssrT. I frei? likeorie d-d rebels." And thus felt Mi}eswh'eii ho waa arrested at the'^roudsed EainT' on Sunday last. r . . Calling Gems for Fair Women. w iWhic?of courscj^eanafiu?aM wouien ! Auel who is it culling gems? And what sort af-gems? It is Mr. Kean, of the fashionable and stylish Dry Goods House of Kean <fc Cassels, Augusta-now in, Ne^Tork.? 'Andie te culling! gems of, silk and ?tin; and gems df ?ll 'simmer" fabrics, and ot ribbons, and laws, and draperies, and lingerie, and fains, and parasols, and everything beautirul that fair women use in personal adornment And by the time you get to Augusta, all these things,will bo there. And you will eater tbedoor of Kean A Cassels i a flutter of excitement. And your friend an^cwntf^Hjan, Q** W^H. ^Bronson ? gallant man, and witty-will advance if? meet ^pu,, with a smUa more bland than 'th?t< of the Heathen Chinee, and you will embrace him, and he will show 'ypa ?H A?t[ew?t treasures of the most cunning looms and fingers in the world, and-you will buy immensely, and come home, and look beautiful all the season through. Bead the new card of Kean & Cassels. ' Postma ste r Till maa's Stolen' Money. After his release upon bail, Miles Yoldell, - thei mulatto, juan imprisoned upon the charge of stealing Mr.* Till man's money, went to Augusta, where the police, warned to be on the lookout for him, soon, discovered him going .to. a broker's office. At this oifice he chang ed a hundred dollar bill for gold.,,-' The bill was identified as a portion df the money siolen from Mr. Tillman. Tliis money, and some fifty dollars more, if \ mo mistake not, was secured and return ed to Mr. Tillman. The next day, as Miles was being brought home, be e? ? caped frorn the bael? in the Ho?et neigh borhood and disappeared"' in tho woods, making good his escape. On Sunday morning last, .he was rearrested at what is known as the " Promised Land"-a settlement/ of negroes on Government land, three miles from town-and again iudged in jail. But still he confesses' nettling-maintains his spotless inno cence- and calls God to witness that he "found" the money which he changed "in" Augusta; Von Schultz's Hill." Found m. . A , ,A Wale School .at Lasf.* As w??l'b? Seen W ref?rence'to ehr ad vertising columns, Mr. H. E. Whitfield has opened our Male Academy. Mr. Whitfield is of Virginia, but comes to us i Immediately 'irom .Augusta, where, he has been for some time pv t. He is a gentleman of polished manners and tine mental culture ; and is-strongly endorsed bv.Mr. Martin V. Calvin, the w all known kt v. *? ; * . ? i ' . ? i . ? , r eencher bl* Augusta-now Superintendent of Education of Richmond County. ) L W . -Ip'r t!>u ajdA'Cftlser, ' . ? Mn. EniTon: Oi?r contemplated Rai Road fruin Pine House, via Edgefieid C. II, to IvimtySix, ?oems now to be in a faur way to be accomplished. I soi that thferohas been a bill passed in the Legislature, allowing by a vote of tw< - third? of tho citizen*, an assessment ol 10 per cent, on real aitft personal proper ly embraced Inside of ten miles through tho territory the road will nri. Well. Sir, it may be that people ni list aud ought to bc benefited sometimes in spite ol themselves. In the ease of our road J believe this will hold good. But, Sir, there is a way of avoiding this tax. There ls*now 75,000 dollars subscribed; and only $25,000 mure lo be subscribed to enable the Commissioners to proceed fi organize and go to work. Surely oui citizens then will come forward and sui - ? scribe this ?fefi.uon, thereby avoiding \U< taxation. Win never the $100,*GO is sub scribed there will be no further difficulty about tho roiid, Let. UP .ne.and all avoid this taxation by volunteering our sub st-riptions to raise thc required sun:, thereby owning our own stock. LOG CREEK. Fur the Advertiser. The Indebtedness of Edgefieid County. To thc Editor of the A dc cr ti.wt ? Mn. EniTon.-Can you inform your readers what disposition has been made of the "bill lo ascertain thc indebtedness of Edgo#eld county?" In the absence of any legislative action in tho matter, we suggest that the people take the busi ness in hand, and inquire into the cbndi tion of the County affaiis in this particu lar at least. As the eoun'y books are open to the inspection and examination of the'public, we suggest that some of our citizens skillful in the sifting of ac counts, and expert in settlements, be re quested to investigate the indebtedness of Edgefieid County, as a p?bli ? Td?d ness to their fellow-citizens. We also suggest the names of the following gen tlemen, as a Committee eminently quali fied for Wie (WsChargeof'such a task, viz: Messrs. S. B. Griffin, R. T. Minis, B. C. Bryan, R.A. Lynch, late County Audi tor. It seems to us, that these gentlemen would bring truth' from the bottom of ? the well, much bettor than any packed Committee prepared by the manipula tion of our motley General Assembly. THE PUBLIC GOOD. [The Bill above alluded to. was intro du ced in tho Senate by Senator Cain and duly passed to a third, reading, but when brought up in the House, was promptly killed, " 77ie Public Gontit" suggestion that a Committee of citizens be appointed to investigate the financial affairs of thc County is ii mdvo iii tho riaht direction, and the gcntlem, ll ho suggests meet with our hearty approval. But would this Committee feel fully authorized to act in thc premises unless so requested by a public meeting ol' thc people? Would it not be better to call a conven tion of the people of Edgefieid, without regard to "race br color-all who have tho pcrieo and prosperity of the Country at heart-and let the question of the bank rupt condition of County finances, and .because thereof, be thoroughly venti lated, a:ul th? n let this convention a; tfuint tbe' Committee above mentioned, or'any other five or seven go xl men? Wuaresiftisiied milch good would result from an investigation thus made j-En. ADV. His Honor Judge Maher has ordered n extra teflffijbf .the pOurOJol' Genend ises sions and 0'mil on rrcor- for the county ot Aiken, to bc holden here on the hist Monday in next owns li; f.,r ihe trial ot causes ?ii which bu wa? uugugtd a.s u> sel i rior to bis elevation lo tbe batch, A social Judge will be appointed to pre side, and, it is understood, .that the choice o the Cl'.y.? Justice-who hos tbe ap p jiuting power*. accolading to. Uuv, in this matter- will fall' eithet' upon tx^Judge D. H. Farmer or LeRoy F. Youmana, Esq.-Aiken Tribune. * ? KILLED BT A THAIN-From a privaie letter received by a gentleman m tins eily, yesterday, we learn that a white man named Barney Fame was run over and killed on the South Carolina Railroad, near Lungley, last Monday evening, by tbe passenger train -bound for Charleston, Paine was lying on the track, and was 531 jr?en.by ih* wigjneer, in tiai? to stop, the nain Lefore, it ;ri?n/ over SmnMinguataj Qonsfifaft'oaaM. 1 I A ). I .t.\f il I I pSr The first ehoril-weddi^gever cele brated In Washington took place at St. Paul's Church, in that city, recently. Tho bridal party, preceded by a proecs Bionafcrossand twenty-four robed clio rrstcra, an(Tt>.et)fac!.t:lng:..t'?e.-t, marched through tho.m?Mialtt? singing a Wcd iUns.h-ymn . Qn arriving at,tho altar, which was surrounded with numerous lighted candles, the bride and groom elect knelt in silent prayer; after which the ceremony of the Episcopal Church was performed. ..?'. . * -f . Bel?ftbus ^o?ifec.;T I wiK preach at' the following. places, on the days appointed, at ll o'clock, A. M. Philippi, Saturday and Sunday, 1st and 2d March. Ridge Spring, Tuesday, 4th March. Bethel, Thursday, 6th March. Cloud's Creek, Saturday and Sunday, 18th and 9th March. Sardis, Friday, 14th March. f . Richland Spring, Sunday, liith March. Rocky Creek, Wednesday, 19th March. 5 Dry Creek, Saturday and Suuday, 22d and 23d March. Mt. Tabor, Tuesday, 25th Marchi Ebenezer, Th??rsday, 27tn Mardi. S. P. GETZEN, Missioanry Edgefield Bapt. Assoeia'.n Feb 26 .St 10 Religious Notice. The fifth Sabbath* Union Meeting of the Edgefield Baptist Association will meet with the Church at Mt. Zion, on Saturday before the fifth Sabbath in March inst., at 10 o'clock, A. M. J. P. MEALING, Mod'or. March 6 4t ll Religious Notice. Tho Ministers' and Deacons' Meeting of the Abbeville Association, will be held with Sister Springs Church, on the 5th Lord's day in March, commeneine on Friday before, at ll o'clock. 1st Question for Discussion.-Scripture I teaching on the subject of prayer. El der B. F. Miller to lead. 2nd Question-The duty? of searching the scriptures. Elder P. H. Pope to Mend. W. L. DURST, Clerk. GOOD FISJUXO IN CALIFO'CMA -What care the people of North Carolina; South Carolina, Georgia and Florida for thc fish in the ?old' hearing State, when they have full store-houses and comfortable .homes? The last can only bo bad willi I thc aid of? a Door, ?ash and Blind. Facto ry, and Builders' Emporium, such as is now in most successful operation'by Mr P. P. Toale, of Charleston, S. C. Send for his price list. Sent free. iSBr Ask the recovered dyspeptics, Bilious sufferers, victims of Fever and Ague, the mercurial diseased patient, how they recovered health, cheerful spirits, and good appetite-they will tell you by taking Simmons' Liver Regula Notlce.-Two Silver Medals and four Diplomas were awarded to Alfred C Force, 258 Broad St.,' Augusta, by tho Cotton States Fair Association, for the largest, finest and best assortment of j Boots and Seoes. 6ra 6. Neiirii! IVciinl! AN iuihi'eJiat^reiiefanieiire for Neu ralgia. Call and got a Bottle, at G. L. PENN ANON'* . urne Store. Nov 13 tf 47 ABE ENDORSED AND PBE3CRIBED BT MORE lead inc Physician? thia any other Tonic or Elim slant DOW In use. Thc? ero A St itt: PREVENTIVE, For Ferer tad Agoe InicoltienlJ. JUlhuiaci asl .11 dla order? nkh| fr?a milarnrsseau.ce. T?ICT ere Llr-hly rec ommended as an A?/TMlYSPEPTIC, ?03 in este? of INDI GESTION' ?r? txxAiSASLr.. A? tn APPETHEB .nd RE CUPERANT, &a<l 'O Cll?i ?f pENEUAL DEBILITY Iber bare n?Ver hi's" ifirele'-'t.ne? f?!VI In producing the noit happy result.'. Thee crepartlenhtlr BENEFICIAI. TO FEMALES. Rtreng'bcnltigthobodr, ln"icoratlns thoi I'.d, .ad glvlnc tani and elasticity IO thn.'rf-lo i; >:ris. Tho HOUP. LIT TERS ?re ?tiamounded ?Ith uegreav tcf cart, nnd no ton ie stimulant h.ncvcrl.i f :o Hera oCcred to thc public ?o PLEASANT TO Tl'ET.M^Er.::.! nt t'.c ?sine time cochin. lng sa nany KaMdblagmt ' rr: ?err? ! hy lae medical fratercl.. traitli? kcalkaowalainaIMittraaacepeeia. Itcoi'.i hot lit tle to rive Ibras n fall tri .1. ri" I Every Faa??? osid Have a Bottle, N*onre?ej*l**alaib? v r 1 rr-ti | .'-.pac-.* to many uuc.uall- . fi. 1 ( :;lcr.i su S! i by lui*** ians of ihc verv hifjawt itandlpg la laelr |.m? ?I K*t!?r*tU U..J ly the Cttt;y and Ifta leading denonina tU. -.!;.<.;/.?. Kif. \- :. A. r.iDCoci:. th: oldest Methodist mininer In St. I*:.:-. . tl. : !:. - ! bitter* ?rere mest grasefal in ceatribu Catii llw mieraiiea pt UJ almeta* aud .n increase of BppirtiJe. ? ; t i . , Own* Mo., June 2i, 1871. rcnraafresC.r '.e .?atatr :. s? I have beta, cad ?bo rcqairo a -. trjtti ? ?*. : ritrLAJtT, aiv.1 nee? fir Batbiaz be;tcr than tho HMM Khwr . S. w. COPE, Presiding H?Jef M. I". Chr.rch. Plsttshurg District. UMTIP STATU MAIUNU Uotm?L ? KT. Lotit MO.. OCT. 8, 1870. J Ja?l. A. Jiexmx A Cn.- 1 have examined tho formula for naiiT tue .' Ileus* .swnvieit Bitter*." Hud u<?d them In this h'Xiiiuil tho Inst four months. I r .'asidor them th; most vaia ?Met -r. .tiuiula c. L;T 'n S.U. M8LCHER, K.MJC .1 Parakeet) ill C ni ; i V. S. Marine Hospital. I Jaste? A. J?cK?i.y ? Co.- CcattHaca: As you hare com mualc.lfd to ia. ni. dical pro Icario* the rrclpo of the "HOD. Mitera."ltcaaaat.thcrcsarpbacaasldcrea as. patent mal |.-;ne, no paleBl baria; bera mken fur 11. v,> have ex.mined the formula fvf MablSS lt'j"l'.croe liltttrr." .sd unbolt. ticriy my Ihr etu.uinntl?. Haastol rare rxrallence, all th. .nicies Bardia it.cn.ii.otltloa .rc the best of tb. etan to ?hiebthe* belang,Mag highly Tonie. Stimulant, Stomachic, OarralcitiTi", ca t slightly Laxativ?. Th. m--ds of preparing theta lastrietlTla ucenrdance ?Ith tho rulcaof pharmacy. ' Having u-.-d tiiTui I., vv.r private practice, wc take pleasure in re;?ntu ni*in; IhCTtto an astaai?dattroataf taking Biller., as bel?g ia? beal Tonic and Stimulant no* offered to the pub lic FRANK fi. PORTER, Prof. 0 tatet rle. nnd Dlsr-sscJ of TTnmcn, Collei? of Payai Claas, at?l late tuember llsard cf Health. I.. C. (tOISUKICBX Prof. of Obstetrics and Di?ases of TToaua. St. lx.uls Hod. College. D3AKS UcDOWELL, ll. D., LatcPres't. Mo. Medical Colic;?. E. A. CLARK, ll. I).. Prrf. .lurffcrr, Mo. Medical CoMe?e .nd late Resident Phys), clan Utr |io.;.ital. St. Louis Missouri. IIEiatERT PBIMM. Prof. Practical Pharmacr. St. I.otil. Collere of Pharmacy. J. 'C. WHITEHILL. Ed. Medical Arehlrei. Air. Haacont,M.D. Dr. C. V. P. Lucwio, I'. CSCICEC. M. I). P. OUTX Moan, M. D. C. A. Wae?, M. D. A. Vncox. M. D. E. C. FRANKLIN'. M. D., Pref. Surecry, ilcmccopatnle Medical College. T. J. VASTOCZ, SL O.. T.O. COMSTOCK. M. D" pr,.;, nf MidaUcry and Diseases of Women, College of Homos* i a tata Physicians and Surdons. JOHN T. TEMPLE, M. D.. Prnt Materia Medien and Thcraupeutics, Homoeopathic Modi L-l Celles? Missouri. JNO. CON'ZLEMAN", M. D., Loetnrer f a I>Uema?s of Childrca, Koiuoopathio CoUeee of Missoorl. CHARLES VAST1.VE, M. D., rraf. cf rbraleSecr. Homn-npathie Modle? 1 Colic.e or Mo. JOHN" HARTMAN, M. D., Prof. Clia'ea! Medicine, Col. Ho-crnpathic Physician? and Snrg'a. '?hiv LIV superior o all mher Stomach Bitter?. ENNO SANDERS. Analytical Chemist. NJ Hitters i't the ?orU can cxfl them SIMON HIRSCH, Analytical Chemist. Eminent Physician* of Chicago. TS l.iratah br the H?ru - Pi'.tera has bean submitted to a?, anim bc?er? th?m to betht. best tonic ?nd stimulant for gi&eral lias uuwvilVred to the public. H. Woooacar, M. D., ti. HantsM, Analytical Jas. V. Z. HnMr, H. D. ' Cbctttlat, Prof. Chemistry, Bush H. rt. (lairs. M. D., Medical College. lt. HcVicaa. M. b" J. R. Waucau, M. D" S. ?a>:sr... M. D., . . T- S. Horse, M. D.. il. LsatAM, M. D.. Ti.os. T. Euia, M. D., ' Ja.. A. frill**, M. P., J. A. HIMS, M. D, Eminent Physician* in Cincinnati. ??early nil ?r ?noni are Prufusors In on? or the other af the Medical Cell.rcs, No ..-lier Hitlers here aver been offered to the pablU sat bracing Maeaaj valuable remedial a?enta. .'. !.. \'ATTiv.n, H. D., L. A. Jania, M. D., C. T. SiatreoM, M. D_ 8. P. Boasea. M. D., C. S. MvsCBJfir. M. D., G. W. Duns. M. B.. tr. T. TaiAwvi.-uu, M. P., J. J. Quian, M. D., .' il. Itccasia, M. D.. W. R. Woonwaa?, M. D., :.. ?. HoiiEKTr, M. H., lt. S. W.TSi, ChemtiU i.\ .''..ii.rranD. M. Tli, .'.. " O. K. Tartoa. M. D.. I >'.\ MrCaitTiir. M. D., P. P. MALIT, M. D., ..- ll. .I..H.SSOS. M>. I), 8. B. Ton Lins ox.-M. D. | E:nln?nt Pbynioiani* in KemphlA; Tl e lli.me Bltti-rs Mc un iuttluablc remedy for ladifenloa ' . di.c. arlslne. from malarial causes. L. THoaxro*. M. D.. Aux. EMKIXX, M. D., lu therre af City Hospital, M. B. HoDoaa, M. P., J M. Uiiaacae. M. D.. Pata Orar, M. D-, ll. W. i';*:..>LI.:. M. D.. M. A. EDHtisrsa. M. D-, L'..v-ronu Bau, M. V.. Jo?. K. Lracu, Ut D., Eminent PhyHicians in Pittsbnwli; a r. DAKI. U. D.. Wa. Cum, M.D.. V. ll. CHILI*. M D., D. H. WlLLAB?, M. D., C. nera\ C8ea1?sl?~; v i .. J.H. MiOietAijtp, M. D" - And Hundreds of Others lr. ..liparfsi.r lat North, MTiitand Stmth. 5 ? ? % - :.?. ?Aua'ut, I. D., attwaokec. . _ CoLHen. Bctrm. March 91, 1ITI. ' y i ?la A. JACX?OX<? Co-Having examined tb? formal. ?Xsha " i.mue Sti.m.ich Ritters," I hare prescribed ibem In my prua, t' ta for some lime, and pronounce them the best Tonic Bittare i.ov_in u.c. p. ?. MCMAHON, kL D. v^j-l'rr salo br al! drucrltti and grocers. J urncH A .J nek -.on et Co., Proprietor?. . labr.iory HU and 107 M. Second Bu, Si. Loni* Mimili ^?? For sale l?3 .v. ... t,lj,..,. y i-'ii-t. Fe ?. yr ly ' Iii JUST R?cHv?D^ AT ; < Ci RB Fri Sr ?iWB'S, OA - tr Doz..Brade's Crown HOES, 12 V Planters' Steel 24 pr. trace (.'HAINS. 1? Kegs NAH S, . . Ames' SHOVELSand ManureFORKS, TUBS, Ii ROOMS, Wood and Willow WARE SUGAR, COFFEE, SOAP and STARCH. jVevtfopfloiida Syrup! JuST received Four Barrels NEW Crop FLORIDA WKUP, which will be sold Cheap for Cash, oither by thc Barrel or Gallon. ' " , W^P. DURISOE, Jr. Dec 4 g^iS3? ;J . tr ?MI , G 1 BIFFIN & Conn are aniline bar Jf gains in ALAPACCAS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS. CORSETS, Opwa and Plain FLANNELS. Jfeb. 19, tf 9 OF NEW YOKK. Assets Over Two Millions Dollars. . ll ^ i: I ' -tx-' AL'L Persons who Wish to insure in a K^jl^LifJrln^r^mgi Compa^,;'pcpv senting peculiar advantages^ can do so by applying^ tar W. P. BUTLER, (Jen'l Ag?ut Brooklyn Life Insurance Co. Respectful reference made to Judge Jno. E. Bacon, Messrs. R. C. Shiver, W. Monteith, A. C. Moore and John Bausket of Columbia. Ex-Gov. M. L. Bonham, Messrs. S. S. Tompkins, Henry W. Addison, Z. W. Cant?le, Sr., Jas. A. Dozier,- ?nd .other patrons of the Company. ACTIVE AND .RELIABLE AGENTS, who^li devote themselves to the interest of the Company, wante'd in every County in the State, with whom lib?ral terms' will be made. W. P. BUTLER, Gei?'I. Agent, , Bdgefieui C, H., S. C. I ? 'Feb. 19 t ili'i ; ? 3m "9' PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON LIFE IJVSimtfJYCE CO, - ? OF VIRGINIA. j_OijuwYyA hivu J Polices Issued orer - - 17,000^ . Income ?Ter - $1,500,000. The pr ?gress of this Company during the. past year has peen STEADY and "PROGRESSIVE. The Management ECONOMICAL, the Losses SMALL. ; . . . ;. During the summer months ourjargest business was,from.the Northern States, in which wevhaye no Southern competitors, since'na ^'?ithern Com pany but ' this has-pa&sed thh'rigid inspection of the Northern Insurance Departments. . We need no extended advertisement; in Edgelield, other than the grateful. testimony of the widows and orphapg preserved from want by policies in this Company. We are known, and patronized in nearly every household. Our friends know where to find us when they need insurauce. . . L EAPHA RT & HANSOM, . j General Agents, Augusta, Ga. B. M. TALBER.T, Canvassing Agent, ) E. KEESE, " " /? > . . . , r , . E. E. JEFFERSON * * j Oct 9 . tf 42 Insurance Notice. T ; ( may fesfrc to effect insurance on their lives in a sale Horne Company : The Board ot Managers ata recent nieetiitu passed unanimously the fol lowtrg Ki.'soluftou : '? i ? " Resolved, * TJiaf in view of thc fttct that there are unusually large sums paid T.!re" Insurance, tu the Companies ol the Cortil and East, which -tiras, bt-?::g there invested, eontribhte to the enrichment ol' those sections, wliilst our own South is greatly in neel of cash capital to prosecute success fully our Agricultural and. Mechanical enterprises ; it is ordered, that for 'lu- jutrposo of. r,< tai'dng these sums in ourmidst, hereafter a certain pro portion ol tho net fash receipts from premiums, amounting to not more han 70 per cent, pf the same be invested tn such manner ?ts may be in accord mce with the regulations of the Company, in those sections from which the -.i:J premiums are attained," (?MgnedJ . WM. B. JOHNSON, Pres't. GEORGE S. O'BEAR, Sec'ty. In accordance willi the above Resolution a B>>ard of Advisory Trustees ?:ns boen regularly organized at Edgefield C. H., S. C., with the following >? ricers, viz : Maj. W. T. GARY, President. Cant. B. C. BRYAN, Vice President. R. Q. .SAMS, Esq., Secretary. This Board is now prepared lo transact business, and invest the funds ol ?ic i&mpuhv agreeable .to the prescribed regulations. Th" Financial Rtr?lfgthfof the Company places it iii high rank. Its last \ tm ital --tateuu-iit shows that the Company possets, besides its large Guar uitee, $170 lor every $10(J of its liability. ' .Si. W. ?MiftCfi, general Ascii*. Jun.- 21. : , . tl" 27 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ?j O SAMPUKS fill !... Ria I r.r Me. ULM r.lall quirk for *l ?. ::. !.. VVO1.C0TT, l-l Chatham -l'Urv. X. V Praployincul. *' " !."? "o'.. A put* A -? iftH-r* in ?vii .T now ?r.irli-, ?Mili>|ieiw-bli !.> mer rhiinln & manul"n>. ,\<t*i. nilli -lamp, 1!. MU.iii ?v i.M.. ?.") I.?.eru-sj ,>\.'Y. s > AGENTS ! A BARE CHANCE I! Wu wil1 pay ?iii :!??-ti:s ita ji.-r week III e???A. who will ehgag.- villi wt lili >Nr M. htyrjibing furiiirht d ? ?.Xji.-ii|iiiM. Al .i.-, <1. COU LT KM i ; <>.. Charlotte, Mien. Bv <k'( f i veil, 'MI< fjiij iv>npli<,?o<J(ls' VIN throat, lioartnea*. anil onuichial diJJIeultlca, use only WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS. Worthies* iniitrif lonw urn ?ii thi- murk i I, bul the only sden ?Hi: preparation of Carbolic Add, f..r Lang diseases is wln'n chimticuily cuitflliiu-'l with | otbrr well known remedie*, as hi th.-se TAUI.KTS. ami all purtles are caution.d against ueing ?ny ?Hier. ? lu all cairn nMrriiation nf tba mucous mom-, brana thfeao TAUI.KTS should be Iretlj n?cd : ililli cleansing and healing properties aro axtniiisning. ile wanted. Mere?*Mfbct tl cold; lui? easily cured iu its incipient M?!e : when lt becomes chronic Ihn cure is exeeedjas'Y dinieoU. Une WWW Carbolic Tablets as a snec.inc. .IND. Q. KELLOGG. IS Pbitt-at.Xew-Ynrlr, Soie <\v-Ml T'T L'mteJ Slates. Price- 23 eenie (t t?"xr '.. N. nd 0>r Circnlnr." The G.nnE ie published QI:A::TI:I!LV. 25 eis. pa y s for lb< year, whldi is mil hali the. ens!. Thvieu ir'irt afterwardsacmr money lo Un- u HP .u nt nf One DaUttr or mow tor Sauts may aleo order 25 ctn. wurta extra-Hie price paid for '.he Guide. The First Niimncr is beautiful, itlvmt" plans for malting Unrat' lloiues, Diltiuc Table Decoration*,,Win iloyv GMi tlens. Ac., linda mas- il Infi*million invaluable to He- Inver of flowers.-ISO ]iit^es on tlii-tinted paper, aotnu 500 Engraving* and a su perb Colored Pinto anil Chromo Cover. The First kdlU?n nf :>>.)0,U00 Just primed In Eng i>h omi German. J ; .H KS ViCIC, Rochester, N. Y. BLOOD PURIFIER ii unequalled by any known remedy. Ii will eradi cate, cxtirpato and ihnroaghly destroy ?II poisonous substances in tba Bhmd and will effectually dispel all predisposition lo bilious derangement. ta there want o' act lou tn your Liver ami Spleen T Unites relieved, the blond becomes Impure by deloterlow secretion*, producing scrum lou or skin diseases, Blotches, Felons, Coulter, PICJ idas, ?c., Ac. Have you a Uyapeptlo stomach ? Un to? digestion is promptly aided the syetem ls dobill lat?d with poverty of the Blood, Dropsical tendency, general Weitknei-s "ml Inerlla Have yow Wcokuesa of Intestinal 1 You ore In dancer of Chronic Diarrheas or Inflammation of Hie Bowels. Have you weakneae of the Uterine or Urinary Organa I You arc exposed to suffering Ifi lb most aggravated form. .-.? ..-<. * ,.?,- T*-. " Arc you oelecteu, drnwsy,.;dull,. sluggish of depressed in spirit?, with head-ache, back-acho, coated tongue, and bad lasting mouth ? For a certain remedy for all of those diseases, weaknesses, an 1 troubles; for cleansing ond puri fying thc vitiated- blood and Imparting vlgnr to all tila vital f -rees: forJiUilding up and lestorlngthe weakened constitution, bbb JURUBEBA, widen is pronounced by the loading medbal authori ties of L>?n l"n and Purls " ihu most powerful tonic nnd alterative known lo the medical worVl" This is no new and untried discovery, tut 'hasheun lon?r ,is..,1 by tho leading Physicians uf outer1 countries ?Hh lo?ndtrjtd rem?diai resid?s. 1 Don't ^ffS?SP?S? LWSfca? 'lieMivo orgnns ' J cath?ftlrt and phyilcj; ,bey &? "?; W-mpnrary relief! Indjtfeatioh ?aiuln.?,,8^ peusla. with piles and alndred disease.; are sure to Knhiw their use. Ki-en i>P u,f>01' Pure ani' BtiiHh ls assured J?llN Q. KP?LI.000.18 Plait sUW?erk, V?? ' Sole Age bl fat ike Unite.1 UgH Krioe One Dollar per Bottle. Head fer tarruiar. 4110 M?NrY K" ''"-; ",:'1'- ?*-?^?"? I?|L. ; <L I flV.,. StofliirJ .MV-C., 66 Katlin X. V. J\ C-'llif of ?tl? S.'i>i-lv A lill' I'iiriu Jum na! A 1 "i p:i_'ic ami a iwcksptii m Hew Farn al soeiN tfrer, ii,- eacbn-.a. "J .?tiimp-i. Adtlrci* N'. I'. UoYElM: CO., l'arkcs^ur;?, l'a, Pt luniiy II--, ur ?vi tu ?Krui, aiMriMi WASHING TOS sKW'lX?; MACHINE i.U. Dutton, Mi.**. Miss Porter's School TH IO Undersigned, trti*t?ng.to ber long experience iis a Ttiauhur, ami tn lier long residence among thu people of Edge Holu, has opened a Sohnoj for girls at the rcsidonueofMr.lt O Lynch, one mile South-of tho village, ami respectfully so licits the patronage of lier frjcnds'and tho publie generally, Turms per Seg&?an of Five Months : '1st. Class- Freeh included, $20 00 2nd. Class $15 00 Primary Class ' $10 00 Music $20 00 Drawing, ina elassof not less than-4 $5 00 MARGARET PORTER. Feb m 4t 9 IS FOR THE HAM), Mailed, put-; a'tl, on Ee:el t of Price. Darling, I ?un Loftily Now. Song ami (.'horus*. Stewart. 30 cts. Sweetest Song and Chorus, Danks. 30 " Mattie May. Song and Chorus, Danks. 30 M 'Lost anil Saved. Hallad, Denniker.30 M Farewell. Darling, till we Meot, Rosewjg. 30 " Think of me, Darling, Song and Chorus, Miers, 30 44 Asking a Blessing from Mother. Song and Chorus, Stewart. 80 " Reoollections of Childhood. Baritone Song, Danks. 30 M Thou art no longer Miue. Ballad, Danks, 30 " Hear mo say my Little Prayer. , Song and Chorus, Pratt. 30 " Close the Shutters, Willie's Dead. Song and Chorus, Stewart. 30 " Ethel Drecine. Song and Chorus, Persley. 35 " Quit dat "ficklin Me. Song and Dance, Hays. 35 " You'll always lind mo True. Song and Chorus, Hays. 35 " ?Doad, but not Forgotten. . Song and Chorus, Hays. 40 44 tfMeet mo Maggie. Song and g Chorrts,) ' . ' .Hays, 40A" {?Lay mc where m'y Mothers Sleep- ' lng. Song atid Oho., Stewart. 40 44 Father.of All..Sacred . Song, . Pauseron. 50 " INSTRUMfc?T?L MUS?C. Autumn Loaves. Second Pens?e M?lodique, C. T Frey. 35 cts. Bclisario. Fantasie, Kinkel' 30 44 ?Rustic Beauty March, Kinkel 35 ?Sunbeam March, . Skaats. 35' 41 ^Johnnie's March, Kinkel. 35 44 ?Borfie's Schottische, Kinkel. 35 ?Jimmie's Scottischo, Kinkel. 3,r ??. ?Hattie's Waltz, Kinkel, 85 <. ?Sweet Sixteen Waltz, KinkoL'33 44 Evening Zephyrs Walla, Pachet 30 44 Bird of Beauty Waltz, Young. 20 ? Switoh-olF Galop, Young? 20 44 ?Kittie's Polka, . KinkejYStV 41 Ray of Sunshine Polka. ' F?cher. 85 V Glistening Stars Polka de . Salon, " Peino. 50 . 4i ''Eddie's Polka, Kinkel. SIT '<'.' ?Harry's Polka, Kinkel. 35 ,4 Smile of Beauty Polka, Young. 2D" M4.. Pioo?s marked thnsBhave picture titles. Any nievo mailed, post paie., on receipt of niarkcirp'rioei . ?-??Z Addres, J- I- PETERS, 599 Broadway, New York. March jg. , TT Exccutoi-s^^W?/ A LL persons having $Ajmrf nr?uinst? A. the Estato of GEORGE BRIGGS, dee'd., aro notilled to render tho stum* dulv attested, to either of the Executors before thc 2Qth March. }%4Md all persons indebted to 'said; Estate aro rd quosted to make payment forthwith, as the Estate nfaftt Ibo oloMdJup1 without? delay. " ' t JEFFERSON BRIGGS, ) . i JOHN BRIGGS, \ Ex'ors. W.H. BRIGGS, ) 1 ?Fob 2d ? m Only Tbl Splendid Stock of B Bought 1st Oct. last, a I herewith quote my figures, and ', Handsome Striped ALPACAS nt : Scotch PLAIDS at 22* cts.. worth Striped POPLINS at 30c worth ? SERGES at 25c, worth 48c.; Britannia CLOTHS, 34 wide, all < Baden CLOTHS at 50c.', worth. 75c Striped SATTEENS, 3-4 wide, all Handsome Solid Colored SATTEE , Splendid'Stripe POP?lN0".ato5c.i ' Wil? be pleased to shqtTHbese Gooi factionV * * .1 Vi fe &b Sj H TO THE . j lt A 5 Merchants and Planl .OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY. . MILLER. HACK & HOWA .. ;/295 ^Broad St., : H /, -Augusta. ;?a. ll js with pleasure and gratitude tl our firm at the same well known stai Our GENERAL GROCERY and C ried on with increased facilities. . ] We have on hand, and are receivin? ly Groceries and ProVisio public before, consisting in part of : Bagging, Cheese, . T5es,-'. > .ir<-> Crackers, Bacon, ; . Boda, Hams, Soap, Lard, Candles, Pork, Pepper, . . . Beef, Spice, Flour, Ginger, Meal, Mustard, Grists, Mace, Salt, 'Cloves, . Molasses, ' Nutmegs, Syrup, Channon, : . . We ul Sfcil. l?y?, Ba rle y S |l|k?h<? of COUNTRY PR&l>UC Our Mr.'W. S^HolrAED?willie at MILLER, Augusta. Ga., Sept. 25 BANK ?F ?H?RtESTON.? ! NATIONAL BAN MNG ASSOCI'N ! CHAni.j-a-ro.v, S, W, Kc!). 1*7:5. j On and alter thc first day of M:urh next,'this Hank'Wiri ho prepai??rt" in -Con solidate the Stock ol' the Bank of Charles ton into that of tho present organization. One share of the latter, par value (S'OO) mo hundred dollars, will bo issued for "ive (5) whole or ten (10) half of thc funner. Futuro dividends will he paid upon ?io Consolidated Stock only ; ffcoM; ac cruing upon the unconsolidated will be reserved until consolidation of the .same shall.be etfcr?qd. ( Tho Dooks ot4 Transfer will be closed from March 1st to April 'st. WM li. li Ult DEN, Cashier. Charleston, Feb. H4, 3ui lu WW Ol! 011 PL ANT liKS should examino thc above-named . > 111 and reliable O in ?.?forc biivinir any other." lt com bi lies :he required qualities of Simplicity, Strength and Durability. I: gins fast .md clean, makes excellent lint (often ; bringing I-lc. (o i-'ic. per Jb. above market,) and is universally admitted l" be tho lightest running gin made WY have had thirty years' experience in the onliness, and \ynrrnni every gin perfect. ?jins constantly -itt-the l?auds of our igen ts, to whfoh wo invito inspect lou, Circulars, with testimonials and fnll particular*, way be bud by addressing, 1SUAEL F.iiJlUWiN, <*.rc?iueiU, Brown Colt oi ?.f;; Co., New London, i;oun. Feb '2G lui . 10 Eil! LIFE INSU ANGE COMPANY. Th? Original Slock Life Insurance Company in*tue United States. Office, 09 Lihorty Street, NEW YORK. Participation in Profits 1 , With Low -Cash Premiums New Business Insured in 1871, $9,175,000 Tho largest absolute increase of nay Company doing business in Now-York. \ew Business of 1872. so far, Double that of Last Year. SEE'O. B. LAKE, Dec 4 Gonoral. Agent, tf 50 DOORj' BLIND Charleston. rpHIS IS AS LARGE and COMPLETE *JL a FafctOry^sa thoro is hi 'the South. Alf work manufactured at the Factory in this city. Tho only House owned and managed bv a Carolinian in this city. Send for Price Liftt- Address CFO. S. HACKER, "Post omeo Box 170, Charleston, S. C. Factory Wi WarefoAis on King, street pqHito Cannon st., On line City Railwav kv 27 j i. ? %_ly 49 * Livery Stable AT JOHNSTON'S DEP0T,j|3. C. 'r^Hlisnb?' < Wit? _ at reasonable rates, Will also, ?ive'careful attontionto Hor q^u>fi'ih his care. 1 " " ? ? J. M. TURNER. . Feb. 12, 2m s Bargains OR pty Days ! [andsome Dress Goods,' ndiiow Offered at 10 t?an First Cost. leave the'Ladies to ?lass judgment: 20 cts., worth 37? cts. 40 cts. iOc. colors, at 47?C, worth 75c. shades, at 62ic,*worth 87*e. ?NS, ?t 50c.-, worth 75cts. former price 75b. ; [ls, and" am confident of giving satis J. H. OHEATHAM. tf . 8 Agency for Buffalo fecalc Company bat we announce the continuation of ld.' ? :< - i 10MMISSION BUSINESS will be car ll ?? .. g, a larger Stock of Choice Fami ng, than we have ever offered to the Sugar, Pickles, Coffee, Preserves, Tobacco, . Raisins, Segars, 'Currants, Snuff, Almonds, .Wines; . Pecans, Liquors, ' Brazils, Vinegar, ' Walnuts, Sauce, Blacking, Toa, " Blueing, Oitrori. Buckets, Jellies! .' ' ? ' Tubs, Jelatine, Brooms, &c.' . . jct- ? '? so haye . . .M 7 Wheat anti Oat* 'E sold on Conijuisyjon. Edgefield every ?alc day. HACK & HOWARD. tf 40 A CAR?. . i HE Undersigned respectfully informs i his Mends and former customers. ! that he is now connected with tho Dry . Goods House of KEAN A CASSEL-, ' '209 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., where ,he will be pleased to see them, and re view business acquarn tance. Their orders j shall always receive his pernoMt and prompt attention. '. W. a. bltOifSON. Feh Hi tva FLORENCE s, >OLD at correapbndlni" prices w!'h n?iier first Class Machines, and is clieap er than any other beeauscnuce complete. W. II. SHAFFER, Agt. KdgeUeld, 0et 2 ly '41 ANTOINE POULLAIN Augusta, M a?? CO XT ON F A CT O R -And- . Warehouse Proprietor. Commissions for Buying and Selling ?1 per Bale Consignments, solicited. Oct O' Cm 42 Ribbons, jUciiinevy and Straw (?oo<2s, White Goods. Em&roid Itnliiict1 Flowers^j-Cj?licis, ?rrj^^?^rajik's, kv. St raW.EUJnu tH ;::ul ladlu.'wmt X?hd l <^U?>mp,^-u u.N'j^^vjfcn.;:'. c aV^^o^^^Gu^?R^oSsf;^ ; Laces, Kc.*, Collurky Sott*. Hnndlccr* ch ie TH, V?1U??3, Head Rut*, ?fcc, ??c., Nos. 337 acd :330 Ballimore St., . ? ? Baltimore, Md. Those ?oods arc manufactured bj- us or bought for Cash directly from thc Eu ropean arid : American- 'MflnuftuA?reAj embracing all the latost novelties, uuo qnailed in variety aud cheapness* in any market ??>??..? >.?? Orders tillod with care, prom pin ess and dispatch. > Fob. 2d, . tf 10 |l< . ! tisHiB-Uffilr ?3& mum DOORS, Sash & Blinds, I i MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, (. Stair Fixtures, Builders' \\ Furnishing .Hardware, .Drain Pipe.'Flrtor Tiles, Wiro ?ti?r?V Terra Cotta Wara, Marble and Slate Mantle Pieces. iv i ud ow Glass a Speciality, Circulars and Price Lifts *ont free on application, by ,. , j P. P. T?VM>E> . 20 HayneapdaaFipaknay atp., fi Charleston, S. C. Oct 2 ! jv ? - 41 * -Mv Waining. ATA persons aro cautioned against employing "ono Bill Robertson, ifhite, aii<fcff|}"#n Harfo ??W?i, as I.have contracted with them to work fi? mo tho present year. I >viU apply tbd law to any one hiring or h&i'borfng ??flj?r' or both of the above' rii'dntK^etf f?rsbns. 1 .ti <-)il f 14 ?I - - - - Mar 5 ?<M! Q. GLOVER. 2* ii t w**mnmmaWt9mwS^SSSE**wS? I. W. CAR WILE ?K Q-ROCER8 -AND- ??' * J Commission lefekiiitg. j .70 Broad St., Augusta, fia.; : " P, .? . . ; -1 .!?..'? n . -Mr".; lt* f REPAUING iwihc Spring und Summer TradeV t?'in?et th? Wants 'of friends ami customers in the way of Platt talion auddFaniiay $U|fr- A 1>8B?*H, are daily making he..vv additions to'thviiralfeadv large otoek, to" which they invite attention. Our Stock comprises in, part": . ,. j . . " :, BACON, LAUD, COFFEES, SUGARS, TBA tv - .' " SYRUPS, MOLASSES, RICE, MACKEREL. SALT; FLOUR. MEAL, CORN, - . ~> - . < ; 'BUTTER, CANDLES, .SO AP-STARCH, ,:*1"n*'?*1 WHISKIES, BRANDIES, WINES, ALE, PORTER, . .. TOBACCO, .SEGARS, &c, ? , . '. . ? And in fact EVERYTHING '.'usually on sale in. Fir,t..Class! Grp'cery. . Houses. ' * ., - . G-roceries on Tiiiie. We have made' ample arrangements for the ncc?mmfcdatiort of Planters wishing to buy on Time, and respectful y solicit their patronage.- All ?udh orders, accompanied with City Acceptance, will be promptly ""lilied, and at Cash rates. Wi are also Agents for the sale of Win. Massev ci Co*a. Celebrated Phila delphia ALES. . Will be dad at fllKtimes to see oar Edge-field friends, und. will .Bell the '. "Best tO?UPiMfa&NrtM Mhrtretiffices. " ' ' "' ' . Augusta, Feb ovi : A>,\ ' '.' !0 .. ' '. 7 ..ry . . i v; '.?t -A'?TD Corrimission Mercli'ts i75 and ?7? Broad Street; vi : -, - ?. . . ufvni . liai ?. ' '(iit?inoo? Augusta, ?ila. WE are now in receipt of our- Fall Stock of GROCERIES, consfct*: .inc In part of Bacon SIDES, Bacon SH'OU^DERS, Dry: Salt) SLDSS, ... >qite S?IG.A RS of all gwles. .... ...j . SyaUP?^New^rlvanH and.K?w VorlV Drips, " . ' ' ' \ ' ' *'Z . Mt>r;A^F.s. pao.i,wtvVai;u?Ua-;!coi'Tfe .. ' ' ,; . TOBACcovr:/j/r;' PEPI'^, ?P?CE;^ ,; ..I :::.3 ?-acii?r.-, Piries.'Cuve? C'y.--icr.?t V. . . : * . ' ; ? ' ?? .? - ' CANNED ?QOb'S (y^-'.-iiuig, of-Uy^clies. Blacklmier.. a^ifruwv&c. told Lase Liquors, ol l?L.v^DiA j:. ?;v.vi', i. GIN, . We are also p fte rio g ttu? most cow|i?/3te ?nd' ?'?t-^st ??c. k' 'ol' DA?lilt ', LIQC?R-S of ?vtiy Hnusg in the'Ciiy. ??id seping'fir 'prices tiitit".viH 'ridut buyers to njjr?hase, nearer borne liny? in Eii^tt-r:: market?. . .. . To Hie Planters and Merchants of Etlge?eld we w.oul<i.takc this occasion to express our thanks tor their past liberal paironage, ?nd respectfully re quest a continuance pf the same.. ?irBuyijng our tiped; i-jr.CA?l?. we ure pfHbiirctl to pell n? low, and bil times lower,?thaii any other Huuse it. ii.e City. Augu?Ut, Oct ? ... " tf 421'jd! Grreat iLttraotion ?rai iiS IIB ll We H'ow Offer to thc WEiolesal? Trade, .KN? Ca^es SOiTS, SHOES ftWP H?TSj Which we will sell ffir t'afli. or to P:o:::pt I'aying Ctwlomei's, at VE|tY LOW PRICES, j'i.-rch.-.i.ts framing t?* otb i:s our lino will save money by giving us a vail. -.?".*' -, u .... Ou!?*1sE0tail Department Is well supplied with the Litest Sty i es and Besl Quality ot Gooda., con sisting hi part of ... Dudley'? Celebrated B???j*j Shoe? ?ua?i (Bai??rs , ?Viilcsi & Non'* 3F<>4>i?, felliX'S VtliQ ?W:SS5C;?M: Zeig ir:* Bro.?.' Co t<^rem ?SSS?! I^aee ?i?f?siea-.*-, ?fcc, <fcc. Retnetuoer jur'Mott?is: - QUICK S?ALES.AND SMALL PROFITS." GALLAESrl O? M?LHE?IK, Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. Feb 13" . . Sm . m ? --n-:-ry--*--r-r-r-i-!-J-9=5 M? ~? n? .~Y*-^i . ?. - Cash Price, $50 Per Ton, Factor's- Acceptance, S67 oO. Delivered at Boat or Railroad Free-o?1' Bravee. . THE .U??e of tl is GUANO, for the {vist Seven Yedrs has established its' character and reliability. I need only assure consumers Unit: the Gaauo' .brought into market this season .is 'PRECISELY TH IC SAME IN COM- . POSITION AND QUA!.?TY-i? that. her^ofoc- soid. ? ??. V ? The large fixed Cupitnl invested by thisTompany in th?s V>usine.ss vjjfr'i(i niehes the liest guarantee of continued excellence. The Compauv has. h.* .grenier interest in'tnaintaining its slandnr* of Tfn?lrfy than ?tny number* of ' consumers caji. have. ? . . ' Orders received an.d information furnished oil application.to my Agente. , at various Local Markets. A . .' 3..Qr. Ii?ATHBWSON; 1 1 i-or Agent. Pacific Guauo Co. ." , , " ...'.'.,. 1 AUGUSTA, GA..r J. M. WISE Agent at Pine Aouse. Jan 15.,. .:. bib m I *oW* ?.totj .>?odx bi ?.??'K tW jnff . j .:. b J??? ; ] : ,.. si^??vO iii lin y - . ?. g '. KI i-A Fingal Notice,. . T^TxyflCE is liereby given to all ' whom J\ ttniav comoern, that I will applyrj to Davui h. .T"mer" Probate Judge of Edbeflera County, for a Final Discharge as ExeCDtor bf'the last Will and "testa ment of Randoiph Bradford,,deo'il-, oad >the.l9Uidayof Aiarch.1873. " [ , , C. Q. TP?ET, iU'.o?. Feb 12 . . tf ' . ff J Aiken Tribune publish until day. ? ] . .?..Ai . . . * ?.. i at * .,^?*TO? W.. Jv YBRE?M, ' w ?* OF Sotr?ti CAROLf^A,YlViT/i"J. Ande?s?fii, Star? M JOT? . ' Mahu?ltctnrerS and'Tvltolesale' 'tl"*; Dealers iii ClotW?nii FO'R tar ?ouTiiEEx TUAD? C\LT !' ?fd?rs; shall bc fLUed eai-ef\iHvaiid: