Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, September 04, 1873, Image 3

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- miMi 11..-I- ?!?,."M, 1,1.1. THE ADVERTISER. Tern?s> 93v6<)r per Anuujn. Another article from '"?T?Z?N," m "rifereaee to the tax assessments in Huiet Township, ha??.been received and will appear next week. - ? Mr. S. H. Manget i3 now offering his stock 'af goods -ai Cost for Cash. Go there if yon. want bargains.- See adver 'fewneot. A'Bemartably-?Iear Statement. Our readers will find in our issue of . this week a remarkably clear and honest . .? statement concerning the pr?sent status, aims and advantages of the Sooth Caro lina University. We hope the old insti . tu?oif?filM?vo. long -yet.- in hanoi; and prosperity.'. .**' * " Sams-?t, ?mrwfle at . tn* ^Pine House. "Both of these gentlemen have-( jus4ro led 'from- ??ew York,-and' now^as _ aruvounce in ajaother polunin, are I ready to exhibit to the world their glean ings and gatherings. And a. very big thing these g?eamings- -aiid gatherings , make, weean assure you. ' And a very . big thing-any way you lopk at it !-is the Pfoe House Establishments pf Sams & Car wile. The new- building itself is _ the^imira?on of all beholders. And as .. to the two mea themselves,, considered in their personal character, where would yon fi od two moro emphatically worthy of tru?taDdjpatwn'age? ' . 't ' Thankful to Gov..Moses. The good, people of Kidge Spring, whiie and colored, - feel thankful to Gov. Moses fo?'appointing1 Mr. Til man Wat son, jr., a Trial Justice, vice Wm. M. Watson resigned,. Mri Watson, in ac cepting the office, .by no. means surren ders the' slightest ? iota of his political principles, - and remains as ever firm in his-'Democratic faith-but will adrainis ter the duties of his office to the best of | his anility and with -equal and, exact justice to every one, be he Democrat or Republican. We can vouch for this. Good for BatesvUle. The first bale ^ new cotton shipped on the C. C. <fc A. R/B-, was bought by Messrs. Gunter & Jones, at Bates ville, from .Mr. Wm. Cafes, 'ai 17 eta., and shipped by them on.the 28th-August --:-:-' A small amount of Cash will buy a large amount of Goods ai. Griffin dr. Cobb's. ' " lt ?3~ Look at those bargains at Griffin A Cobb's this week. Money can be saved by purchasing trowf ^ ^ lt". Sornr.s ihn nev/ brm. ' And we beg for thei r ad v?rtisemen t i n another col u mn very special' '.attention. " Mr. Wm. K Lynch, pf Abbeville- District, has lived In our midst for two years-pasWm. wp necgoji with the Driigandt^pocpry bosd neas-during which .time we have Learned taknbwjltm as*a young gentleman -of the'very h'iohestand most re?i?blo char acter. ??aCJlisby ?5c Lynch we have.a co partnership of most promising charac terist?e?P-yoat?i,-energy, honor, prompt! rode And intelligence. In heartily wish ing our young friends " Well," we feel that we;but expresa-the sentiment of our entire' section.' 1 A Somewhat Startling Kurt. The startling fact we wish to brim; to the attention of our citizens is, that there is no such building in pur town, as a Fe male Academy. And ever and anon thc want of such a. building makes itself painfully felt. To be sure we general!} have a very good female school, but, for years past, in some private house, or part of a private house, rented by the teacher. This? is precarious and haphaz ard business, and is likely, in the lonf run, to lead to our having no school at all. And now let us statt* a few other facts in this connection. At the same time that we have no Ferna!e Academy, there are very .'many bright* and* interesting little girls in our town, and around it. There is a building in the village known an the Edge?eld Male Academy, bot it . is an undeniable tact that it is in such a dilapidated condition as to be almost un N available; - ' . . .. Tbe^Xisienoe of school houses in all civilized-'countries (shallWe say, but this?) is taken as the highest evidence of intelligence and progressen a commu nity. -.. * *??nh'lt be true that we have no need of 7 a School H ouse ? "Notice is hereby given to our citizens that a Subscription . List has been pre jwred, and loft at the Store of G. L. Penn & Son, where all persons willing to con - tribute at- U sum for the purpose of buyihg a lot ..nd building a Female Aead ? erny thereon, caa have an opportunity of | ?. showing tbeir willingness. .Think of tl JO welfare ' of your little girls, and be prompt and generous in this matter. i .jar* We Invite attentiou to. the com mniricatiou of our clever and facetious t-^^tjbtrespondentover the signatureof " The Voice of- the People." Hpi vain egotisui and un bl ashing presumption is really refreshing. And his conclusions for thc j ^removal of the li County seat," although far-fetched, are Vet ?oni?what plausible .^-?when applied in the interests of John stones and vicinity ; but when applied to the County at large his argument fswith out forcej audjivUs.- to tho ?ground We gratefully thank hTin for lils kindly ex . pressed senti rqent* towards the .4 ?Ivcrt i ser. And we will ever strive, by honest, endeavor in the discharge of mir whole duty, to meriti thre confidence and esteem of " Thc Voice of the People.'5 Tuete is one feature of this seri? contle . com mu riicatiou/. .however, . which wc wou!d?lik^tpppiotouito our people with warning finder. It is the constant harp ing.-upoo. the inaccessibility of JCdgehold, ~ijf4>?r-waijt of Ibiilroatl enterprisei undjier ;->*3*otbeing.I'a jnarket towu and a_?hiji . ping-poinL", Tdio^e undeuiahJe ?Uegn .tiens should set our citizens io- Utiukiiig. A Brutal and Bloody Father, rles C'caison, a aji 'red mar., living o plriiK.itlon nf >fr. Jos'. Siefiv.etb ^?titfirm lodged in onr jail W Weduo>?lay of last week, chiirgod with the nlirlfder itOi* his own child -a littlegirl aboutabout f years old-by whipping. -The child . rJjjf4t?diOA the 22n.l nit., from : ibo effect,- i' is said, of au unni'-reiful whippfng in *?*-Sfe?# by the father a few days beibro. ... . v !" . ?-sra* ?-?-^~*" .-. ? iK** "'pm>' Klbert Glover, -the colored .niau *w1lo Was ?'otmdethbV Wilson (Jurrv, aii ?t other colored man,, on the plantation, o! Ht. fir.'JaSi. A. Dbvore, ?n the 3rd of August, died PH tho ?Ht h nit. fand tbe^Verdjet'o? ^ j the Jury of Inquest, W. T> Barney, ?sq.. ^^Jt?tiaLJustice, acting?as Coroner, waS.; % > That the said Elbert Glover came .to bis fb?Ch from the disense of Pl?uro-Pneu monia,.wliich may luive been capsod by v - tho i n fi iotion o'f ar woun d in." tb o' ufa esl by '.Wfchtfem the hands of Wlbson Corry, though at the time of his death the" wound WM healed up. A post-mortem examination was made ? v,?iii$W?ca*e by Dr. Jas. A- Povore, asJ sifted hy bis nm, 'Tr. C. P."Devore. . X becuttfig lot of White*J}(*o?* t^ynqoM' (o be ?old far under fhejjr rmbm thia Woek at Griffin M Cobb's, foj^ *|R3***^School at Sonny Side, SHU Bropea Sept. 8th, A Four-Pa ys Novel ty- Manly* .??Brll WP**^^ dpp farrar. "We a?ude to the grand German Schu etzen Fest (Shooting Festival) in Augus ta, whieh is to occupy four days in the Oiosje of the present month. - We speak ot i?'as .4 novelty, beean se it is the first "thing of the-kind which has ever taken place nearer to ns .than Charleston or Savannah. As to the conduct and inan I agement of this Festival, tho tone, char-, ' acter.and means of the Germans of Au gusta all guarantee that it- wiiL tte per? faction. Can wV'i?'t?^know Brahe; arid liepnaxdj .and Spaetby and-Wiegend, have any doubt in the premises? .M Bat thisweek, at least,, we. w^LU, |ay. nothing further of this coming brilliant occasion in our neighboring city, Nor. need we, when^he elaborate Programme I in another column speaks so delightfully for itself. Let every one read ..this pro gr?male. -And let us ? all-even- in the midst of eotionr-picking, and cotton-gin ning, and cotton-selling, and liens, and i taxes,, and negro-troublas,, and dunning; r ai^beiug.dunned^irinx our sails for the Augusta SchueUten-Fest! ' , ;AUJBUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS. * . ANOTHER. EVERY-FIRSX-MON DAY'MAN.-Last Sale-day brought da, from Augusta, our handsome friend, Mr Hugh B. Harrison, of the hew anet cus tom-sweeping Grocery firm of Glover, Stubbs <fc Harrison. As Hugh entered our office, we said to ourself, "Suppose yo?are to be added now to the every-first Monday jmen from Augusta, with stove pipe-hats and store clothes." Well, there is certainly no man'.ire. would all like better to see. ? Mr. Harrison, brought us a new adver tisement pf his house, which ..we_hqpe_ everybody will read. Remember that you-can step;froui the.xars, as they cross Bjro?d Street, right into Glover, Stubbs'j '<fc?Harrisonrs door-br into theirtirms or into a barrel of sugar or a kit of mack erel. RE-ESTABLISHMENT OFTHE RE CEIPT OF CUSTOM.-^Our friend, "Bill .Howard "-Mr.. Wm. S.. HOW8Jd, jr., ol Augusta-about whose absence we were' 'troubled a few weeks back, has made a most propitious rentr?e, and re-establish ed bis receipt of custom lu the same place,* to wit the reception toora of tho Advert?- j s?r office. Tn Angus:rt, however, he has ' moved his quarters. : In another column, his friends and garrons Viii find hts new. eard, his new whereabouts, his new con1, nacfions. ' 'a$fm\$: "Howard, ' irv, with . Roberts, Phinizy <fe Oo"*! Wholesale'Grb oe rs end Commission Merchants-at the famous Poullain Corner, . opposite the Wm. Howard was once lost, but is now fo?ruf! We need say no more. [INLZY A CO.-COTTON FACTORS:-It is-witlf great pleasure that wo call tho attention of the c >tton plauting public to this iioiuse-i-and td their card in another part of-tbHrweek's Advertiser. They challenge competition with any similar finn in Georgia^-and our farmers and planters will look long and fer before they hud gentlemen win. will be more apt to please them down to the very ground. *:-&sH*&m& J The Extra Session. The Columbia L'ttiou-Mrrald, which doubtless speaks advisedly, slates that the-extfa sps?iion ot the Jjegislatuxe will c ttum?r.c? -ou tba 21st of October, and thinks that there will be business enough on hand to engross thc attention of the members up to tue tinte appointed for the beginning <?f the regular session. _- ) "?_-_* frfr- The campaign has commenced in earnest in Ohm. Senator Morton, of In diana, has .spoken, and Governor Noyes, candulato for re-election and prospective candidate for Senator, has followed. Tin Democracy will bring a-strong force of] speakers into thc contest. Judge Thur tuan will he the most prominent, aud is a b"St in.liiin.self. In addition to Judge Thurman there will be the candidates themselves, and Pendleton, General Dur bin Ward, Jewett, Morgan, General Cary, L. T). Campbell, and others. The ability of the Democratic canvass will be equal, *tlea-?t, to that displayed1 in past cam paigns, and the contest will be close and warm. Communism and Agrarianism.' " In the South', <colored people -re-grad ualiy acquiring land, thereb> becoming tax pavers. Thus you will perceive they an- not frightened by the cry of high tax ation, which is said by some to have forc ed the sale of this class of property; and, -in some instances, made it cheap. If this is a fact, ice rather 'like the putting on taxes, if the tendency is to plate lands v ithin the reach oj the poorer classes al cheap rates." This is an extract from a harangue de .livered recently at Hartford, Couneoticut, by a mulatto barber named Rainey, who is now a member of Congress from the State of South Carolina. Practically, af fairs have been brought to this deplorable .coudition in our sister State. That this man Rainey dare utter such atrocious sen timents and approve them indicates very plainly the continuance of a war of plun der against the property holders of the State. Public robbery on the part ol' Stat? officials is to continue, the taxes arc to be increased, aud the public debt piled higher and higher. Uummunistic doc trines are to be mculcaiedand agrarianism ' openly advocated and practised-even by the Congressmen ol' South Carolina. This is certainly a d?plorable prospect. But these insolent thieves and public robbers oi tho- property and liberties of agallan: but uuk-rtunate people had better paust in their mad career, fest those who sow ..he ,st-rm may reap the whirlwind. ''hronicle & Sentinel. The Corn Crop. CHICAGO, August 2'J.-The Tribune has crop reports fruin about forty counties in ?-llmois, embracing thv greater part of the corn growmg. portion of thc State, and from twenty ;counties in different purls of iowa. With th? sexception of half the1 counties in timms; aft reports' pnt the corn crop at only from bali te two thirds of an average yield; though in some lo calities where the yield will be short there ?8 a greater acreage planted, than . usual. Reports fron.. Iowa vary similar td those in illinois. Drouth has inju red corn very materially, and the season is so far advanc ed that rain would hardly benefit Lt. KIU-ED.-A negro man, named Sam. Williams, (better,known,, perliaps, aa long Sam,) was killed near this village, a day or two since, in a well en tba premises of | 'Cunningham Kennedy,'Esq., By a stone rilling upon his.head, fracturing tho skull, from whick he died in a short time. Coro-' auf John Jtiamiltou. held au inquest over I he body, th? verdict being ks stated above. -Laurensville Herald. Terrible Tragedy in Missouri.; ST. Louis, Sep/ember 1. A special-dispatch .toj the Repubtican, from SedaHa, Missouri/ gtves an- account ' of a ^terrible tragedy.; which occurred at Kinghtli's Sution,von tlie. Missouri; Kan sas and Texas P.ailroad, six railes west of ? SedahVon Saturday last. It appears that \Knightly, who had been' laboring ander nienml ?lera ugetnfeut Jax '? s... ide,, time, killpd.' or caused the death of lys sister Adelaide, ?ged ?5-, years, and hi's nephew Louis' Stubbs,'and set tire to .the hVuse, and theil killed iiiros*lf. The lious?,.oc<;upied. was in an wolated;'sunation; and when'the. j neighbors reaebed.it, it was a mass of ruins, kine e-fssrred: remains of Knightly were jjouud near the Hdhdow with partly j barbed shotgun nt his feet, and the bodies : ' of his sister and nephew hear the front I dour, but st) badry .charred that it could j uot.be d.eiuinined whether they had beeb I killed by Knigbi?y ?or wore'. auffqeated. The coroner's jury is inclined to the lat-' ttrbpTni-an. ahJitn?ght*t-b<i- neighbors testi fied to-drawing beard tb rep Bhotsnred while the house was barning. . j- ^HAT A- Pm^Thftt President. Davis Selkl not conan?to^ the-27?ton-. Herald, before making his late speech at the Montgomery White .Sulphur Springs. They wouia have given him such good advice and prevented him from acting so imprudently ^hey *are florely?troi?bled because he talked so^ nipch. Of tjaurse it was very .improper in Mr. Davis to say that hi&sbul was his' own. The Herald men desire to do all the talking themselves, and don't tin uk anybody but scalawags - ana carpet-baege rs. ought to say a word. :,They. neyer admired JUr.-Davis, and don,'t '.ihink him by .. anySmeans an able man. Oh, no ; b.nt if the Confederacy'had prov ed a= success/,-what a wonderful-genius Mr;'.; Davis would therrhave been," in ih# esti mation of - these ? bi^Tsight;. inoUyidu*& They always knew that the South never could succeed in .ts straggle for indepen dence, and there are a great many more of J the same kind of people in the wpjcld. It j ' is so easy to understand the modus operan-', "di, after the occurrence pf'.the eyeihV We would not beataH snrprifled to hear the Solomons* of the Heralt declare next tha^l old Abe Lincoln .was somebody.^Trus ?Southron." The Edgefieid Baptist Association. Delegates and visitors to thia Associa tion are-notified that the Village Church has appointed a Committee on Hospital ity to see that airare taken care-of du ring their -attendance upon j the. body. -Ample accommodation will be made for j every one. , . ... , ,. : . j> ki Also, a Committee .to Arrange for a j Public Table at dinner each day. The Committee on Hospitality are W. I A. Sanders, A. J. Norris, J. D. Roper. Committee of Arrangements, R. O. I Sams, B. C. Bryan, R. T. Minis. ' Gallaher vt Mulherriu, 289 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga,, ? .. Axe oiler ing wonderful bargains in La dies' and Gents. Boots, Shoes and Gaitera. j^They offer: . ' . '" Ladies' 18 thread laeo Gaiters,' War ranted, at $2.40 per pair. Ladies' 12 thread lace Gaiters,, at $1.50 per'pair. Ladies' Goat, Pebble Grain and Mo rocco Boots, from $2.00 to $2.50 per pa. Misses' Goat and Pebble G. ain School -Shoes, from $l.75to $2.25 per pair. - m Men aud Women's Coarse ?Shoes' at $1.00 per pair. ... Men's Heavy Boots at $2.50 to $3.00 per | PO**' ' \ J i '! Men's Wool Hats at 50 cents each. And other goods in proportion. 3m3B. TAKEIT, TAKK IT ON, AND KBEI ^TAKINX? IT ; reduc? the dose so that it ? acts as a Kentle laxativo, and continue it on regularly.. It is a tonio, and wijl st re ii g the ii j'ou. It took a long time to c?n?rrh your disease, "and you. can't get well in ?day. Simmons' Liver Regula tor, if persisted in, will cure tho most] stubborn Liver Disease. -There-is no faiiuto about it,.. . ..... "WINdow 'GLASS--Great attention now deservedly paid, to the kinds bf j Window Glass used In dwellings, store*'| and churches All qualities of American and Frepch Window, Picture, Photo graph; Cut, Ground,' Enameled and Col oren <ilkss, Wholesale and retail, fropi Mr. P. P. Trtale, No.. 20 Hayue street, Charleston, S C. Send for price card. .Tir We see that Procter & tiamblcps? Ki tra Olive Suap ls becoming very pop ular in bur city. Rs.Tqualify we know is superior, and being nicely perfumed We uro not surprised that consumers prefer it. and that it has ;i large sale. 3m 27j COMMEIACIAII . : AUGUSTA; Sept. ? , GOLI>-Buyingat 114 and selinda! lip. COTTON-Tlie market , to-day was steady anti unchanged, closing at 17} t'pr. | middling. Receipts, 83, and sales, 04 bales. BACON-Clear Pide*, ?2|@12?; C. tl. -Sidas, 12?; .Shoulders, lo?&lVi; Haips. Ift?f.? 17 ; D. 'S. Sides, "lOto,Hi; D. B. Shoulders, ?'?; Long Clear Sides, 101(0, 'J in? ; D. S. Bellies, 101(511.. CORN-White-by eur load, Hr, ; vel Jow, K71. WHEAT-Amber, v$l fRdiI 75; red. $1 50(S?1 O?; white, $1 ?.">(?.. 1 {*">. FLOUR - City Mills-StovalTs Millj The Pride of Augusta, ill 00; Golden ??heat;$10 00 j Extra, $9 25; Little lleaji tv.'$N75. Augusta Mill-Hilt Edae, $11 00; A No. 1, $10 00-; Extra, $W ',; 'Hp Top. s* TT) ; O. lj Superfine, $s (io. Gran-1 ita Mill-Pilot, $S.2."),- Sunbeam, Don Ide Extra; $10 00 Fancy Family, $11 00. Country and Western Flour $575<aie25. OATS-White and mixed, 60fri.fi5?| Black Seed, bo; Red Rust Proof, $65(it,(K PEAS-We quf>te at $1 2*?@ 1 R5. ?RATT'S ASTRAL Ott, Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless.' Alwayauuilorm. . Illuminati hg qualities superior to gas. Burns in any lamp withorit'danger'of exploding or* taking lire. Manufactured expressly to displace the use of volatile and dangerous, oils. Its safety under every possible test, and its perfect burning qiinlities, are proved by its contined use in over 300,000 fami lies. Millions of gallons have boen sold and no acci ( I en t-di r ectly ordi rect ly-h Aa e v?r occurrod'from burning, Storing or hand ling it. 'lin: immense yearly loss to' life and property, resulting from the use of cheap anti dangerous oils in tho' United States, is appalling. The Insurance Companies and Fire Commissioners throughout the country recommeud the ASTRAL as the best safeguard when lamps ar? used. Send for ci rou lar. For sale at retail bv the trade generally, and at wholesale by tho . proprietors, CHAS. PRATT <fc CO., 10? Fulton Street, New York. 3G Gin UNIVERSITY - VIRGINIA . Owns October 1 : continues through nine months.'It isVfguoiziMl in school? <>n thc elective ?yuteiu, ,w|ih tull coane* In Cl??rcs, Literature, Science (with linette" in Chemical nii-l Physical Laboratories.) tu Liv, Medicine, Kuginccrinir. Teaching and A sr ?Mil ln re AppW f.>r 0:itHlojpiea to J AM tis F. HAKRI SO??, Chairman, P.O. University of Virginia, Albe marte Uo.. Va. . MONTHLY MAGAZINE,' Two Dollar* per Annum. 64 PAGES READING MATTER, i 30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS. WALKER, EVANS it COGSWELL. , J). WYATT AIKEN, . CUABIiKSTOX. ?. ?'. ZS3"ew Law Firm. JOHN E. BACON. THOS. J. ADAMS. ; BACON & A ?A IVIS. Attorneys at Law, Will'Practice iii the Courts of the State, and United States Courts for South Caro- ; lina. . Former Offico of43arroll & Bacon and .Bacbn it Butler. . ' Jan 18, 1872. . "" ' tf 5 ? M7L BONHAM, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICI TOR IN "EQUITY. Pt fi Office, Riainge. kt* ? Edgeticid, S. Cv . . '-May 28 ' j ' f? ? .23 Wesleyan Female institute. STAUNTON, VA. J The 2-ith annual Bf ff ion tafctiu Sept 15, 1S78. OB? j ot the Brit School* (br Toan* Ladies in Ojc South. | T^enty-threo tencln'rs and offlews. Scenery prand ; bulidln<ra elr^ant ; heallh unsarnassed ; feeble coo stUntloos her?' ntlrge?i ptiptla fronj. alllhe-States frnm Maryland U> Tesos. Board, and Col'cpo Tuition " br ??cbiola?tlo v*ar, %yfa. .for catalogue of 54 pug** I vldreas BCT.'W..A. HA^UIS, Preslilent, Slsunt.?^] Va - ?_- * 'lo J' * ' W--.^ Bed Bug -P6is(>n. FOR sale at O^PENN&SO?PS 1 Drugstore, j s . ^ OFFERED FOR CASH ;i?;*:& wif . ? ? .? - . " ^rS^'y-v -AXT-.o . . . .. I?lorbyTO^I?11 W ?fto?k for the FALL' TRADE, we will sell for t NEXT THREE WEEKS the ?'? ?? Greatest, Bargains of tile Season '. . . .Tl ! v -v." . . : ' ' t ' ' . In. Lad i ?s' lires s *Vood*, White Goods, Uloxv*. hosie ry, Table and'Bed Linen, Gents* and -Soys' Furnishing Woods, Ready ;nadc Clothing:, slwri?, ?fcc., ?fcc. To those wishing Tabje Likens; We' can sell aqp??ndid -ill Linen 8-4 Cloth for 80-eta, aBd-$l;00 per yan!; We respectfully ask the Public to-call and sea for -themselves. ; .GRIFFIN & COBB JONES, N01EIS & CO., %r%& j *??f ij?-DEALERS ?N- ' - . ' Groceries and Plantation Supplies, 164 Broad St,, Augusta, Ga. O'- ....... j ; ; ? - ... ( UR friends in Edgefield County, and the public generally are respectfully invited to give us ?vc*allv We are/piiepar^ to offer First Class Ar ticles atas LOW PriCCS; ae can-be fqiind 'in tbe-market. ;\r- " : "Thanks for the fiberal patronage heretofore bestowed/'and assurances.ol _ satisfaction inthe.future to all who give us .their tra?e, Augu??a??ug 27 iTT* ' U .. * . ." -3m 36 BOO^y-: J5H0ES. AND HATS, K?Slfeiitei? Trade. .' i"4-:-M *&'^> ' ** - . . . .> . E are now receiving from y-FyT EST H A NDS'our Fall and * "Winter Stock'of-;\ ;.. . -0 ' ";? '.. BOOTS. SH?S; HATS kW TRUNKS, ...? ; Whio.fc we,will SelV.t? the.Trade at ' iff A RYE LOL1 S Ly LOW PRICES ? ?ir- ri .': ' ' Our. Stock is the LARGEST that ha? ever been offered in this Market, and to the Wholesale Trade we are determined 'that IV o House North Shall Undersell us. Our Retail Department .Is' supplied .with a fulJ line of tho BEST PHILADELPHIA and BALTI - MORE G0?D.S, \ v: ; Made io Our Ow? Order ?ind Warranted to Give Satisfaction Prices in this Depnrtment are. always As Low as t?ie Lowest. GALLAHER & MULHERIN, . . ' .< 280 Broad St., AUGUSTA, GA-. Augusta. Aug 27-- . . . 3m 30 ' . ' - . / -X?)EAL-ER IN SADDLES, HARNESS, Leathers of ali Kinds, Shoe Tindings, Belting, T ll TINK S, BRIDLE S, WH? PS, . i ?>. And a Tull' Stock ol' Well Selected Goods. Also, The Well Tpied .y.? _ * v1-. - '*tt s ',.. fei Iiidianapolis "W^agon, Either Iron or Wood Axles;-The uv.st. satisfactory W^agon now in use, ami WARRANTED IN-EVERY iRl>PE0T. Augusta, Au? 27 ' . Cm 36 riiose Who Softer with Headache and Deranged Liver uMji be relieved by callina at the Drug Store of G. H PE?N & SON, and. purchasing a Box of No.3'7; Warranted tu cure. No cure, no pay. . \ Puce', 25 cts. . - ' G. L. PENN <fc SON. A'u^ 2?'. rf . 30 Male & Female High Behool, JOHNSTONES, S. C. REV. LUTIIER BliOADDCS. Principal. MISS {HARV A. II IM S,'Assistant. T, HE Apnual Term will begin on MONDAY, 15tb Sept, 1873, and continue Forty Weeks, w,ith no intermission, cx ccbt two weeks at Christmas. Tuition for thc whole term : Primary Department ?20,00. Intermediate " 28,00 Higher ". 40,00 Music on Piano, 20,00 Board (exclusive of lights and washing) per month, 12,00 Instruction will be given in all tho branches of au English education, and in Latin, Greek and French. Pr?paration for College or ordinary bu siness lifo will be th'o standard of tko School. .Tho closest personal attention will bo given by the Principal to'the morals and manners of the students,,and jikind but firm discipline will bo exercised: ' . Accurate reports of standing and de portment will be furnished quarterly.. Pupils charged from date of entrance to end of quarter, except in cases of pro- j tracted.sick hess. 'For admittance apply to the Principal at Edgefield-C. H., or to Wm Loft, Sec retary & Treas'r, Johnston's, C.'-C. <fc' A.. Railroad. . A?g20 ' . . .. . St.... ..31 School Announcement. Miss J GIBBES begs leave 'to an nounce to her friends, patrons, and thc public.generally, that her^Scliqol will re-op.en In tho .Episcopal "Parsonage on' th? first day of September, next. . Aug 20s. . . ; , . 3t 3fij Due 9?pl?ffiate^Uege. . "T^IFTEEN'TH"y?ar -opens XScl' ?m. Jr Tuition ?20'ttSessl?h, BoanLSl? per month, including1 Fuel and washihg. Send tjjr> Catalogue; T . '-Tit: BONNER, " ' " ?" Due West, 8. CV . Aug. 26 . til .. .. 8(1 KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY Locatedal Ashiuud, the Hom*o?fienry 'Clay android Transylvania. Six colleges in operation, with .?iirty^profesBors, apd 60fj stu.dents.frorh 28 States:,' ?ntir? fees for collegiate * year, $20, ? except" Iii the .Law, Medical and CommercialjMolleges. Boarding from $2 to $5 per week* Fof Catalogne, address J. B. BOWMAN) lt?? gent, Lexington, Ky. -4t38 -riJentist, * . . D8 I F I E Lpr S Cv, i ' . ?ffCc?i ot Mirna' Photograph. Gallery.' g?Mfe^i tf ; .. .? #4* foti'.'neifdBy : gl'yWu "that .application will JL h*i' made by the citizen's of Johnston's "Depot*..for ari Act of Incorporation fur said yillagej-at the negtt Session of the MANY ("ITIiik.SS,. TURNIP SEED. JuST received ,by Express TWO HUNDRED POUNDS BUIST'S Fresh and Genuine TURNIP .SEED, embra cing . . . . . Improved Ruta Baun, Improved Yellow Ruta Baga, Large White Globe, '? Yellow Aberdeen, . ? .? White Norfolk, " " Early Flat Dutch, M , Cow Horn, very superior, *{ Red or PurpleTop. -ALSO-r Dwarf German Wax BEANS tor se cond planting. . Late Dr uni aeon Cabbage Seed, Late Winni ngstead Cabbage Seed. Call carly and secure your Seed. > GL L. PEN NT & SON. July!? . , ' tf 2i> Robt. Buist** .NEWCROF TURNIP SEED. JuS/T Received a large supply of all Uro best'?ud ih?st choice" varieties of TURNIP SEED, and warranted fresh and genuine. My Stock embraces 25 lbs. SRirVin's ImpTcrVea Ruta Baga, 20 " Yellow Aberdeen, | 20 " Large White'Globe, - . 15 .'? M " Norfolk, 20 " Red or PurploTop, . 10 .'* Golden Ball, 15 " Georgia Wintor., . 10 Karlv'Whife.Flat Bnich.-' . An early cal? solicited. ... . < ' -CLI3BY <fc I/YNCTHY Sept 3 tft; .37 OBON?O?ilIA. TlIE most pleasant and popular-Tooth or .Mouth Wash extant. ?l)r. parker has tried it for several years, and nses no other kind. Everybody likes IL Try a bottle. For sale by OLISBYtfcLYNCH, Druggists. Sept 3 . . tl'. . . 37 - Notice to Planters BuY your. BAGGING and ARROW. TIES' at* Augusta prices. I wiU guar antee the prices to be as "cheap as in Au gusta. .. 5000 yds. METHEWAN BAGGING, 2* lbs. to the yard, af-18 cts. : V? . 800 Bundles ARROW TIES at 10-eta. per lb. . : <>.? F- CHEATHAM. .Ang20 . . ? . tf ' ..'.85 ?SToW in Store ?OOO Bales TIES,. . l?pO Rolls BAGGING. I % wIMMliE^^O. . a??' mW ADVERTISEMENTS/ SCHEMEWER KifOW^' Fourth - Grand Gift Concert FOR THE BENKFIT OF THE PUBLIA MSR?M OF EENXIJOKY, 12,000 C?SR GIFT8. $1,500,000, Every i J ft li Ticket Draws a G if ! $250,000 for $50. The'Fourth Grand 6rTt Concert' authorized by J -epi-ciu! uct"i ih<f Legislature, for - tho bene&t of the Public.LibVary df "Kentucky, will fake pince in Pub lic Library Hall,.at Louisville, Ky. ... Wednesday, Oe ce inlier 3,.. 1873? Onfy sixty Ihousaifd tickets will be Mild nnd nnc bali of th.eae ure Intended for the European market, thus leaving only 3",00u fur sale in-the United States, where, l!(W,(hin wor- dh-ptised ?/ fur ibo Tblrd Ont-' cert Thc tickets are divided into ton coupon-1 or I [in rb -and JitfVe on their buck-tho Scheme \r HU .a fail exp'ant'.tion uf the iiiode bf drawing. Attliis-concert, which will boxn'e-grgnde?t musical display trvor witnessed in this country, the unprece dented mm of ' . ' . ?. t . I' I divjda i into 18,t}(.'U canh tifti, will I Int arnon); the ticket-holders. Tho number* of tho .ick'.it lo !><? drawn rr. ni ?nc wheel bjr. blind chil dren and thc gifts from another. IXVT OF GIFTS: One-Grand Cash Gift.$250,000 One Grand Cash Gift*.:. 100,000 One Grand 'Cash Gift.. ?0,0001 One Grand Casli Gift. 25,000 One Grand Cash Gift., 17,000 10 Cash Gifts ?110,000 each..:. 100,000 30 Cash Gifts . 5,000 each. 150,000 .50 Cash Gifts'. 1,000 each. 50.0001 08. Cash Gifts . 500 each.. 40,00u 100 Cash Gilts 400 each.. 40,tKHT 150 Cash Gifts 300 each. 45,000 250 Cash. Gifts 200 eich. 60,000 320 Cash Gifts. J.00 each. 32,000 11,000 Cash Gifts 50 each. o50,00O_| Total, 12,000 Gifts, all Cash, Stnotanting trt. $1,300,000, .The distribution will be positive, whether all the tickets are'sold br not, and Hie IS.floO gifts all paid in j proportion to the tlckeh\so)d-ail -unfold tickets be ing destroyed, us at tnt First and Second Concerts, and not represented in the drawing.' JP KI CE. OF TICKETS: Whole ticket* |50: Halves ?5-25; Tenths, or each Coupon, ?5; Sloven Whole Tickets foefMO; 22)/ Tickets for fl.uoo; 118 Whole Tickets for f5,u?u; 227 WholoTtokctsfor $10,1)00. No" disconnt on loss than *:, .. worth of Tickets at a time. The unparalleled successor the Third Gift Concert, as well as the satisfaction given by the First and Second, makes it nnl/ necessary to-announce the Fourth to insure the prompt sale of eyery Ticket. The Fourth Gift Concert will - be conducted iri nil its, lentils like the Third, and full particulars may bc learned from circular* which will be sent free from lui* offlee.to hil whi> atiply for thi-m. Tickets now ready ffir'snle, and all orders a?c?in innied by thc money promptly fllUd. JLiberal term* giyen to those wh'? buy to sidl again. THOS. E. BHAJiXETTE, .Agent'Puhl. LibV. Ky., and Manager Gift Concert. ' Public Library Building, LduisvillcyKy. 'SIMOTON KMAtE COLttfiE, Statesville,- N. C. Kev. 8. TAYLOR MARTIN, President. Location remarkably healthy. Tweniy.ftvc miles north ot Davidson College. Accessibly by railroad, ?ftwion ocginsSept. M. 1S73 and continues nine lorin Ul r closing June 22, 1874. Annual expensen, board-and Euglslr tuition,'fc?aO. Alnstc and uso of InsTiiment. A'ucieni aud modern languageu, each $2i'. Send for olrcnlar. N . . Kenmore University High School Amherst C. H" Vu. Prapuratory to the University of VS. H. A. Strode ) (Math. Medallist U. Va,,) Principa! and instructor in Mathematics H. C. Brock, B. I it: U". Va. (recently Ass"t Prof. Latin, U. Va..) Instructor in Greek, Latin. French, German and Botiuy. This li? one of the leading Ililli schools or Virginia, and prose?is*"jany* adviMunges Incompnr. We with tlnse^of other?. Stti ii|]UUabq rcccivod for the Summer. New session he'giiis Sept.'lbth, 1878. ' For Catalogue; add/', is thc Principal. DAVIDSON COLLEGE M ECK. LE NB UKO COUNTY, N. C. '.Thor?nghty equipped. Soven professorships. "Ex penses low. Session begins Sept. 2.*>lll. 1S7? Send air Catalogue. J. lt. UL?KK, C?iainnan of the Faculty. M?TtS WANTED WX THE NEWITO?KT Kniileruic & fomagions Diseases with Hi-: newest and Ix st Ircntintut for al! cases. Th?' .inly thorough w. rk of Uu- km.',in the world. Km-' "bracesSinal?-P?x, l'cllan-Ket'^r, CUolei-n and ull analogous ..diseases. .No Family Sufi 1.V i tho tit lt. and all'bny lt. Ru? 21 chromatic illustrations. The biggest chance of .the seusou ux agcrTK Address ll. S. GODDS'PEED* ?? CO"., 37 P^rk lt?iw, NiW York. Wriw fig a,'Pru*-. Lt*. ?? J., Iii JiOliJViyq.X. SMITH Fi LLD SI PITTSBURGH PAT Breeeh-l/vino.; MI a ijnii^ ?ri !.'. fc? il: ' Uotlldi shtil (.?una. .*> io (ISh. ijiu^h' dins, +8 i?$2". uni-, *>5t?*7:,. Ur-roivrrs. tf'lo Pisto!?, ifl io fS. linn Man rial. Fishing Tackle, Ac. Uwjaduieoiu?* Ui<1 ml*.rn or tilth*. Anny'G?lUfi ltevo.S-er?, ele... bough1 or traded fir. tirtials sent by express CU. t>." to uvexaminVd before puld'fnr. ^t"i it\ s5*)li P4" ,,:iv! Agents wanted! All Vd III O-w class?-? of work lug pf..pie, ol .ithor sex. yWtrg or nhl, make mor* money ai wnrl fur ns in theirspare moments, or all the lim??, th m st nnyihing else Prirtleiilani free. Address 6. ?JTIN?ON .s CO., Portland, :Maine. I) rs. ftreeue, Lindley & Benltoy9?. GRKA'C i Mil? ! Their succors aitett ilo ir no rds. . The allliui' .i who have tried them say Hint DU. GUKK.N'F/S FIT CL'lcK.wiH stop at once ail kinds of Fits, Spnsm hinl ConviiisV-ti-. Epll?jisyi ("horiii and Xervou. Wakefulu: ss art: cunitilelvly nuder ila control. Tbi : rdiup. Kit.<ror>'<li)llN it lin-greatest ALTERA Tl YE and IiLA> 'l> PL' RIKI KU known. ThatMi:m RATItn'iloNKY l-a* no equal as a n tnetly in Br?hcl.i' tis. Asthma ax.! Co.ighs Thal SKI/BALOU SnKICIt bi Ju?: wiint its name lionl'n ?. 'I hey ur* for ?ale bj a'tPriigji-ts. I're|.ari-il nilly hy Urn. Git KKKl! . ?.iXLiLl-.V lt KS TL KY, Charlotte, ?.. C. 'BEST AN D' OLW?.ST FAMILY MEDICINE SANFORD'S LIVER iWTI?O3?ATOR, ? purely Viigclalilo CiitAiiriit! and Tonic, f'rDys pepsto. Coustipatiorf, Dubijily, Sick [leadaciie Bil ious Alt tcks, and all clcra.-igeinenls of Liver. Stomach ?nd Bowels. Ask your Druggist for iU J??ir<tn h; imiUiUoniu . ? . S^ATOGA^ form of a rowDBK a? the Saratogn Minmi Spring Waters, mid used-for the sam? purposes. Compact and Portahle. Prepared only hy Oin. II. FISH A SON. Sai'ntognS'pr'nics. N. Y.Sold hy D rn rfc its. Tr.v n Hil JJ The greatt st Compound known , n . ll . fir. mun ur h'-ast. 1%er*h ka . /min nf mM/insf it tfiH w>t M E DI ?,IN( E. riiiir\: Siiff ?and lanie Joints are inride ?niipl". Cures more rheumatism, lunira'lgia, bun?) back.Ji.iailache, lo -ihache, wu* thrust ami bad sprains on man. and ?ore shoulder, stiff Joints, sprain., ringimne, spavin, .vc. on animals, than ull other remedies. In same film-. Wholesale A'.M-nts, Dowiev Uitjsv, .t Davis. Charle-t iB. Agents wanted lu evory county. Fraliicis.t Eldri rge, Prop'rs. 920 N. Front St., Philadelphia, Pa. . - :. . A CARD. M, . IV. PE8R1' bj?gs to info^tn Ivi^ friends and the pnlilicpenerally of Son (li Carot?rf? mid Coorain, that he is novf. in the WHOLES ALE LIQUOR h'nslnosi* with Messrs. Al'PLKGATE & SONS, Louisville, Ky., and tlmt any otMers.en trustcd to him will bc. thnnkljiliv re ceirocl an(V-pri)iitptl3''oxccrlted.' iNlny 14 tl1 21 'Cambridge Land for Sale. IOFFER at private sale niyPLANTA TI?.N 'Containing Abott! TWOITO -Ilttnilrcd Acre?, And lying mi Ninety-Six Creek, ?live mile?Soilth of Ninety Six Depot. It is well watered nnd timbered, and Jiaff.on it ail nuonssary buililiagsj. , Tt-'is ah excellent Cotton and Grain Plantation, and forthepnrposb of Stock raising, is the equal of any Plantation in the interior bi the State. TERMS-One-fourth of* tho' puroba*o J money to be paid in Cash. The balance in tiv? equal annual ittntalmonts, vvithr | interest at the rate of ten per" cent, per ? annum. - * ? j R G. M, DUN0VA5T. July 30, '' ' ; Im ' . . 82 Annual Meeting. ]1 rTSHE Stockholders nf tho Johuston"* ? JL Eddcational Stock Compimy ' 'aro hereby.notified that the Ajinual Meoting of the Stoekholde/s will be held at Jphn Bton's, on the 6th September neit,?ht 10 o'clock, A. M fsatwhich time the animal 'election for President and Directors' will -.occur* and other business ol' importance . "transacted. It iscarneetly hobm that all J tho Stoeb-will be represented'.1 - , i, W>M. LOTT.?ec'ry^t/rr^ie. ., Au?? 13 4t : 43 rr ~^TJ??J[CE,^" PERSONS desiring' the . use of any part of the building known'as Ma wajlo Hall will apply, to ???f , p--~T-..... .--r-r - " l i 1 Cotton Factors .And Commission Merchants, Jackson Street, Aiiagusta, Gra* " COMMISSION FOB'SELLING COT-' TON, ONET>0?tiAR VER B ATATO. Or ders to seil o?'hold Cotton strictly, ol ?eyed - PLANTATION. -SUPPLIES, GING .and T?ni?, I^irnished.. UAug6' **?$?? Jm \SPE CIA ATT ENT r??>Al D" TO J * ?. * , * A5 . " Wei?liiiiji; ofCotton - '?HEO. C." ROBI^SftfV, .V . ' -With-?- ' j ? W. H. HOWARD &.SOl^S, I Cotton Pactors it C<)uinjisslon.JVI?K?liants. . 1 AUGUSTA, ?'A: Aug'? Im' 1 tS ' Ll\??ARif&?0. co?TGir F?ftmss,, -A/?gTista, Grav Commission an Cotton, $1 per Baie - v - :.?./.. ..tn ... ti AGENTS FOR . iiiil?cti s tight lirait G O T TO N G I N. THIS how GIN now offered to the, public is the latest h- /cfttio? of "Mr. B. I>. GULLETT, the ijiventor ,oL,;tho STEEL BRUSH GIN*, and in all respects., j superior th the SteeFBrnsM Stand, or any'1 other Gin jnnde in the United States. . SIMPLICITY, DURABILITY, Light ness of DRAFT, with PERFECT WOBK, being the objects arrived at, have all been accomplished. Having sotd Cotton from these Gins^during the two seasons past, wo eau with safety assure the planter that it win sell in oar market at prices 3 ranging, from i to ic per pound above sanie grades bf Seed Cotton from an other (Hn.exceptiugtheSTEELBRUSH. FIRST PREMIUM^ were AWARD ED this GIN at the following" hamed State Fairs.;.. . MISSISSIPPI-Jackson, 1871 and 1872. . GKORO>A^ Augusta, 1?72; ^Savannah, 1873. , TEX AS-Houston, * ;! Texas State Fair, 1873. . - ? nAi LOUISIANA-New Orleans, 187.0. , . . Send for Circulars or call'at* our office and examine thc Girr. ?r: ALSOi*-?.; r. ? Agents for COLEMAN'S CORN alid WHEAT MILL, which makes superior Meal, and can be attached to-und run hy the ordinary Gin Gearing -without ex pense ?b?verthe cost of the MU?." June 25 3m .27 GEORGIA COTTON PRESS, TV iii -v n CK? r? ........ i HIS PRESS has- been in use four years,' arid has given 'good satisfaction. It is the most* simply constructed. and .durable Press in the market. ! Ana from, I tlie favorable recommendation given by Lall who have used it,, we (irmly believe 'that it will give* better satisfaction than any other Press or Screw nor nsed. Wc offer it this .season improved. Price, complete in our yard, ?125,01). Send for -Circular. *. Gin Gearing. All .si7?s,. runs light, and . is strong. ( There ia none better made. Also, Mill Work, Castings and Ma chinery furnished promptly. P?NPUTiffl & BOARDMAN, " Foundry awl Machine Works, Kellogg St.V'AUGUSTA;rGA. .. July lp; ... 3?jn *. . 30 -NOTICE LD .GINS MADE AS GOOD. AS"' O NEW by the AM CHI CA S MG tlTNiXG 'hiy i'"i J. i--.it. Having purchased the ripht to use the J above Machine in this Comity-I shall,bi prepared, in a few weoks to coumiouce work. . , All person? wishing their Gins filed, and repaired will please drop me a-few lines al Ridge Spring, C. C. ?fc A. R. R. Price, 15 cents per Saw. Other Re pairs tit moderate prices. M. B. AS BILL. July Li) 4m 30. QUINN ? PEN0L?T0N, (SucCESSOBa TO D. Qrrix.v,) Booksellers, Stationers, Music Periodical Wealers, i??Jiroad Street, Augusta, 'Georgia. I? EG to annQuuttC to Dealers, Teachers, md the publie generally, ?hat owii?g to" their increased capitaf -and long experience .in .business, th.ey. aro- now. prepared to transact a first-class business, Intelligently. They will guarantors t?> all customers promptness uud dispatch in all business engagements, and solicit a liberal patronage. They keep every thing to be had at a first class Boo'-Uor.e. helow they give a partial list of the same: . . blink Bpoks, all sizes and styles, Pass ' Hooks, Memoranda Books, Pens, Inks, Mucilage, Envelopes, Note. Letter and Foolscap' Papers, Photograph Albums, Bibles, Testaments. .Catholic and Epis copal Prayer Books, Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian Hymn Books, anda lull lino ol' the American Sunday School Union Publications. Also, all of the principal Sunday School an?? Church Music Books. They desire the name and address of all School officers in the Slate, including' I lay School, Sunday School, 'and Music Teachers, Cdrrespfindeiieh earnestly'so-' licilod, and in formal ion hi regard to pro posed changes iii Text Books, cte., glad .iv received. '.' . ~ "July 2:5 3iu 31 ?ffAIViaOOD? How Lost, How Restored. JUST published, a nt;w edition x)f Dr. CULV EUW'lOLTi'S CELE BR AT JW Essay on the radical ??gq ['withuutincdi eilfe) of SPERMATORnU?E or Seihinal .Weakness, IuToluntary Komi nal .Losses.' LMI-DTKNCY, Mental and Physical. In capacity,' Impediments to Marriage, ftc. : also. C?NsVMi'i'lox, EeiLiii'.sy and Fir.-;, ind ?ced by self-indulgence or sexual ex travagance.'- '. . ?; ;< r ??T Price in.a ?caled euvolopo univ ' si TL ceil ts.' ' .The celebrated author, in tluR admira ble essay, clearly..demous-trates from a thtrly years' sucpessfurprapticeY that the nlari?i?g eoiiHoy ucucos pt *elf:aln?se,uniy .be radically corni without thodautrornus uso of intetTial -.ttii'dtCtne or HieT'Sripliqi-' .lion ol' thu knife; pointing out a mode pH cure ri oneo1 s?niplo" certain* ahd dffectti-. al. -by m jans of- wh ich every au?V>rec,' nn matter what his condition may he, may( euro himself^' ehtfiph%'1 privnl?iy- and radically. . . . m. ? ' pix- Tlits lecture should bein Inofianfls of evory. youth and evt?ry-^uan in the laud. . ' ' , Sent tinder seal, ina plain e?velbpe, Lo any a'?dress, post-paid, 011, receipt of six cents, or two post stamps.. ?ddresstlie PtiblisTi'or*, ' . ' , ,"?HAS. J.,?,, KWSE * Cq.,K.. > 12T Biowcry, Sew Tork." -, ; KU - PoutXJfliee Box 4,68*. . Aug.?... ... .-m ww , )v< 33 ? tn Capsicum Plaster.. TH^S.' ^ew^'and 'P?p?'laif^Phisiflr is, -prcmouneed Better than -Mustard does not blister, and Physicians recog-:' hrze'?ts uerlV and'^brescribe it In'their practice* < t?ti-rr>' ;>* nas* <fiti \\s applicatiop relieves C'.ronic Rbeu n&tis?i, NeurriTria, Spinel1 Trrltationi Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Headache, &*s 0 For sale by " , '.Gi t; PENN:?ft-?pN. Aug 13 - ? tf 34i .j . FAIB COTIC?; ?LL Persons ?hd?bted to' the tfn?Jer^ .sigr ?d are requested-.to oall and set? lld at once. Those, failing to comply ?with" above request* will "be^ffarjied 19 .pe? centt^terestftom this date., , ', ZS ' A.A. CTL?5BY. k'XJl&mvti MM Mp?pti : 19 W<. . v ~ ' ^^-??^ ' . r j,*** i*m> 9m. mom* ?KS a>4K OULB respectfully inform ?rw-friends fMetast?bnsNftft .ihey-hifce'in Store, and driving, ! . ,?^ESt?,CTT& A C01PLETE STOCK ?T ^^SS^?^ ...... .... . pon?stjag. inpart of the-^llc^jrjg-Goods;: \-.';.<: ??>. _ :'. TOBAGGO, -ali, ?tades Caer?n? and Smokiit^ iT.jU^:SJ NU CR0C1 " B? SALT, IRON', j?ci; &'(.'.,: To^et?e^^ ?#ft ?#' . low*us slf?h ???Hs rAn^*B^ibn^u|e.\vhere. .ivf****!**-* ? ?t*w tv* it We th.arik.our numeious lwei?df*;tfiij 111 s11,in^H'rTT5*ffr>4Xr^WfW^^^j^r'J ?t?&f*trade... ,j -?^c, a? j t'^&? ? fa?A* ofrrUt* We'w?lfbe in the Cotton'" mar feet folly prtfp?y?(f, fo^StrHre^feftUun oWftdarid at the'highest c^h market ??^S^1 To our tfr?eVu'rtomersw?1WtPflfljrw 1} per ceutjper month ail all bil?8,paid b'eftu:e-dtfe. _iscount oft .vt*? w* M* ' . Examine t?"r .yto?feiand-pi'ice? before gotng-elrow^rV*!?'^; sv^w o?"Cu ?/. .Johnstown's D^po't,- Aug,20. ;?f h-?r, tit,,; ' ?U?* J**?i?-J?> V>?:J W3 ?a l'y if?? - IBME? .. Es^im^tx? jam ir* fOjki iv' - ? C**a c? * r; * .-...1. ' u ijni. 1 pg, -??1 >Vga, *<fc? 4Mv ^UML* A! 'Second* Session Opens on^ ttm^^n^i^ v : *i?/aid ?i1 'vt*? ;_" I 1 ERi^S-^JFqr Scholars as.mucb.;as and over twelve,years of age, $20.0U ; but for those {mrZcr twelve, $15.00. j One half of the Million will be due at the bpemrjg of the seseuffi ; 'the' remaiwdiiy *t?' liie-.'comaienceniBnfc?f 'the 2nd1 term.'**:i?eriolaVyar0Jnot taken'by^the? m'0nthu?* mi .>?' . ~. >? ? . V/The-subjects-npo^-w^rehinstrnbtibn. willie ?g?yj^p,*ire ^?e '.fo^^ffl^Jito?r .thx)gr^phy-,-'.Re*lHj^-ahd*Penmati?BHip;. Qraiumar an^lography.;^Arithiue .tic? Algebra ?and fjeom^tryjf^.?hmi?tryr^af?ral cr^ilpsvop'l?^'a^d*?io*r;il Philosophy'; English (.?qmpos?tion arid'Rn'et?ftV* B\&?ri ?lt? ftrglis*ft!t ?ratnre ; Latin and Frenen. ' i * ?^rv?? n*Snn# .--??? .??r.-.: For further ?ntbrm?tioK,'address [ 49?? 1/ r:i^*?4 - ?fJU?? ??W F| be??frC u?4^?" l*x? .Wr<f<w44ti ?4 a^?V ROM thrVdny,"fb be'continued until Jl j^av^ ?* iN/WiSorfa ilpjl^in order'td make room for my Falt'purA-h^es^seli^ieji'eniai^ stock, at j^iew; YOKfi^,..p^0iE F^te^'oy OJVLIC !... Otherwise, regular pricfes will - oe chargea. To give my friend's an idea.oi; thrf ?riatTtf?lo^iS?v?tjV "? "bu^i^ttP?se Goods, '!' will ?numefate the prices ?f a few leading articles : r??^ ; -Splendid Ffuit'of the Loom BITEAOHDs.?, ? i-.yarxl; wide^ -at - l??^fcents per yard.i^**^ ?4 n . ' ^ ? . . .v?t-^ ?& & J* ?tf rf tfli^ per yard. . A sple>'did-etock-bf^BED!TI.eKI>'&1.i^ A spien d id's tock of .OOTTCrA'Aljlj'S'/ Jrom'l? cts.~]?er yd', and upwards. f . _A'LSCf-'*' ?*' "i;.*,--^r * "^rv ?4 mil One Hundred -tTO'DP ' SKIRTS fronrS6 td (0? cfnts rgWu?'*lW? ?sH- a splendid Hd'op^wf?i Bastle attached at:??.and 9?.ce?ta-e?dx.>' . - ? :- I v ' '* . - -' -ALSO,-..j ,..-JAA .; . iV ivw A nice line of DRESS GOOIt? frerq, 1G? cents anp1 up^rj^s.^^^^. . PIQUES in all styles.. ' mite ?nd.Slate colored pA^S'fi?m^il tV??^e?ts^er ya4Jrv " CRA^I !ES and T0\VEL?y?Bvfrcm-8-*cfnts pW-yripd4wd;iipwar0s. 1 -'TOWELS By t?e'Dozdh frorr?^l.S'l' and upwarde;.' Splendid ones - at 10 cents each. . *?fm4t I *#1 j 'Ua C&W Ifk. &i\l#&wiim)& , .CpRS^T-S from.50 canis ^$1 . '5'each. _, . _. ^.. ...... ...... ^White LIKENS fr^m,^ centerer yai-d ahd upwards. . * Table T)AMASK,\roiir 38cei?f? ptr x?ard^??d^pw?rdsC ? ? 0 10-4' SHEETINGS from^O'-to 46^^* per y ard. ..; ; ^ Larue-StockvOf plain and citbckejcl O??iBRIC^,._.fxom ll- cents per y^rd and upwards. . . i ?J*** u? ? M i ' Laufes ^OWS.yECKER?HIEFS,'^^^^ COLLARS, in all styles, fora' verv small a morin t of'?fOney! : ' ' ""^ ' '"' '' f tri** rey American PiNS-at 5 centr?-fjer'pa^r" & Twv r^ers of HAIR-'PINS for |i5 cents and upwards. ? : . . j U't. tii-.. Splendid line of .Ladies HATS, v'< ry ,cheiip. . -ALSO,- " , A good line of Gents* RE AT) Y 'M iCDE TTjO^HiyG at And below '( . ?t. ' *^sr quality of Buggy UMBU ELL AS 'at only-$3.00 each: BRIDLE^ mun 80 eis. to S?-?O-efich.'.' . . . J * H? Splendid JiJ?Clellau S?I^^E^ fr>-in So.55 and upwards. f , .. Th??se Goods aie all fr??h.k'om ?ew York tiri.-.Spring. ^ . ? ?ja iSrWc sof?cif 'a c'art"trom oar fri.-hds'**guaranteeing tb please an?: ) sell. Odr liri ces 'speak f?rthwnsel va ' ^ ' - ' ' '.' '' J. H; GHMirHAM> ' Aug. 5, ?- I'i ??'{?*! ^Jr'r^*i.: U.^ ER,'BlSflLLI:BB: WMRI' i^T '"'E sir Cgmmis.sioii: M.ei1?li!tis . . -.175 and 177 BrojH Sti*eef,* ?ugU!?i?t, tra.' ; :?J -...a. attar .??.4 il *'* v. E are now in'receipt of our Fall Stoc?c-of C?KOCERf ES,^ocflM?st iugin part.o?-T . "' '? . - - *. .'.*?? ?4*^ Bacon SfD?S, Bacon SHOULDERS, Dry Salt SIDES,.. ;? m* ''SUGARS of all ?rades. ' ' SYli'QPS-^Ncw^Oiicans and New York Drlm MOLASSES, Rio,??.Ija-aurrh,and Java COFFEE, .' " 1 * '''' , TOBACCO, SAL.T, PEPPKR, 31'fCE. .. U? . Crackers, Pickles, Cove Oysters, . | . . . We, ?y: LIQUORS o ouyen! Tor.ii to .'express ?j!ur,4nan;ki? toi- l^i^gatt?l^rm'^itf'r^aw jft? fc^j^tuilTy re qu?^at a,coui iuuauc? ,uf...th? same^r I ' ^ .'. ? ' R'>' ' *"? ,LF /**4** *^*aJ , ^"Buying our Good - for CASH, .we bre ipce^ared-tweenuiloV^IBt?S ft times l?wcr.'Tliah any ?tnef'jfous??^ 4 tkc-City: ? .? m M n?.?*.-iV5 fcrf*ft .' Augusta, 0-^9 " '".' - " "" : ??flatt BBftji >'*** .''fr'*8' PLAIT. 1( ;. t%?W; U-tlL'iUlU^tl': ?Wim^Miei?^)(fH?^?r? 28t ? audniafeftad\aiUvau>.uuouiho,8:^ - ? %!C?*ip?8fn?r?ll ' ..v"^ . ^?^?Kn W^ifiefr W' th?Tifoi?ft' will be X'ATRST Ann? A?f> pa*rTfcB? ^N^?^A^SSS S?SP?S?ISS . . and the lowest ratos fliargcu tor stonnre. -i r?;-?A4r ??.> tH?? rr. - j? *^>? T. . n.^^Yro|iWi*S^??fir%Al^W. 6e^nshV?jn in WirioivGlianil?r,'ainins?WW .. th e I" w est- ; bailie i mr. .rate?*. -Our >t. rc li<iusc.s are Sv> Ideated th ardray age ia i rte^csirfrrV f ami hn:,ehargc 'tftr hartdK L - Augusta Constitutionalist Aug 13 lOt ?g OFTTCl?"' ? fFRIflTltiti: ?. KROAT-Ttn? TiTfifrtt?T ?HlAt>E An business communications should 'i ?TO''THB BOWES*?. 'j .'tbo adda-wsr?dto tire Treasurer. And cmieisW ofeVerv artSc?e of^fow^^G?^^??Vef^^* ?JJRi: required to Xuxnish a ilquse or .^.?oh^^ - v ,. :6to.s. *-w*?rtts Ornee C?mprete. j -!-;-: rCaU?nd^samine.atDur .Wa^Bodnia?4 ExpfCSSly ?O Suit tll? SeBSOU OW ip Store.a very.beautiful colic-c ob Or ' * . . apted to the season-and _ ileWrw-?,eW;,cli u, ..rv. - A.UGUSl^Q-A^; ?I V r^ ^W'to,, ,Julv2 ly. 28 June 10 . .? . Cometh iiii? IVovel and Fieett y, to receive new subscribers, ;md renewal&l nir?KiV<? i >bkiUr * of sut?iptloh on? ek?nnition: 'T^p^p^^ * atteritiott gwea .to aiv-cesh ordcscR( ? These Shoe? were?oawtolBiijIKBS-. user (wneeT *w '? ^WSTI* iffwBB.