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THE ADVERTISER iOOper Ana am. ?pared to "Settle, e secured the services of Mr. EUJAITKEESE, -well known to the peo pie of Edgefield as a thoroughly reliable ? and courteous gfentlenian^as Canvassing AgonfcShd Collector $r the Advertiser : aad oojrnmend hin? t??J^;kind'attention of our patrons. We hopo those Indebted to ?s?yr?i be prepared to settle, when our collector calls on them: f?m?-a?si-? From Over the Sea. Our .friend, Mr. M. A. Markeri, is back fiom over the sea-back in his old home, where all are glad to welcome him. He is wellt hearty and rejuvenated, and may < be looked upon now as a man of vast aad wonderful experiences. < .t ?'.?> Personal. We were more than pleased to receive j . itoPyeaterday- a visit from CoL &, M. Gfaryv formerly of this State, but whofor J tltelaf;t fifteen or twenty years has re sided it Ocola, Fia., where he bas won *h::gh renown in tho -legal profession, and 1 enjoya a widespread popularity and an ecctensive practioe throughout East Flor ista. ."* The Colonel ta a . younger * brother ^l'tfe?i. M. W. Gary, of our town, and Oignes to Edgefield tb spend a few days with tis brother?, ene he returns to his home in the"*'Land ofFlbwers." We hope to see him often, in bur sanctum during; his sojourn in Edgefield.. . *TVttrl?-...~ .-;-?-\ .if. .\ .. ..., Still Another Homicide. ., Wo regret to announce another homi cide in Edgefield; On Thursday evening, the 18th, young Mr. John Shinall, went to^e ghi Abuse, of Mr. John Daniel,. Where the latter was ginning cotton. Whilst there Shinall and Daniel became engaged in a quarrel, and the latter or dered the former to leave* the premises, which-he did,'afc the same time daring Daniel to follow him into the public ? highway. -Daniel thereupon went-to bis dwelling near-by, armed himself with a pistol, and followed on after Shinall, brandishing his pistol in his hand, until he came up with Shinall some distance down the road." They then engaged in another quarrel, - and . Shinall, seeing Daniel about to raise his pistol, fired on Daniel, the ball striking his heart, and of coursekilling him .instantly. These facts we gather from ..the- - evidence ad duced before 'toe'.Oprnner's inquest, W. D. Rainey, Esq., Trial Justice, acting as Coroner. The Jury ot Inquest re turned^;;.yerdictin/ac?^rdance with the above statement. On Monday,-Shinall-surrendered him self to the Sh^tr^midisTiow in jail. Yo^ngpaniel was a native of North Carolina, but for the last three years had beeaihVing' in:this - County, and during the present*year farming on tho planta tion of tlie late Mr, Jas. Armstrong, in toe. neighborhood of . Antioch Church. He is spoken of as a clever young gen tleman;? and-was- well, esteemed by all with whom he had made acquaintance p&- We are indebted .to iriend, Lcbe schultz for. files ol', late New York and Richmond papers. ? i. .ii ! i ? - 19* An article signed "Kirksey's X Roads," shall have M a place in the pic ture," as soon as possible^ t , The People's Emporium. This is the narne^of the famous New Dry Goods and Grocer}' House of Messrs. Dozier, Vaughn & Co., just opened at Pine House. And verily it is a wonder. There youvrilljrindmountainsfof Ladies' Dress aid-Faney f?oods,< Ready Made Chothing, Boots, Sqpes, Hats, Groceries? <tc,itc. An overwhelming Stock, but' selected with unusual care and judg ment. But we haye only time now, or-, the eve of going to press, to acknowledge, the reception of their regular " big tiling" in the way of an advertisement, which we are forced to defer until next week when we will haver something more to say in reference to " The People'* Empo rium" In the meantime go and look through] Doner- Vaughn A Cb's Stock, and yon' wiU be delighted .with their goods and astonished at their low prices. And Here Comer J. H. Ch ea th a rn, With another big advertisement, telling, the people all about the handsome Dress Goods, Domestics, ?c, ?te, which he is now receiving, but which advertisement we are most'reluctantly compelled to de fer until o?r n ext issue: Rut don1 t*wai t for the publication of this announcement of his new goods, but rush there forth with, and-be among the first to seo the hund'eds of pretty and stylish things now being opened for inspection and sale ai' his-mam moth establishment. Read Them Ali! Bead^attentively all the new and at tractive cards in to-day's issue of the .Advertiser. Next week we hope to have time and space to make special mention of each and every one of these new favors from our advertising friends. ,_Ay?^veiy Time. . ?BS?tbrday.next fhe Palmetto Sabre Clab will be out in full force-and a bril liant drill and dashing tournament will betrat in order; and then one bf May bill G rim n's delight ful Barbecue Dinners -and after dinner, the Dance ! We arc assured thatmany young ladies will grace the cc-cas.'.on with their presence ! And consequently wa all are' looking forward to th ? next -'regular drill day" with- un usual interest, and anticipating a gay and happy tinte! v? "? .ti . W An- Interesting Report. Mr. W. D. Ramey, Clerk of the Board of County 'Commissioners, has.handed iirforpublicatip.il,, tho Annual Report ol tb? Itoardt, -showing the amount of in debtednot* against the Connty audited and allowed at their annual meeting on lst'Sopt This Report we will publish .in our hejrf issue. -?.? Au Important Railroad Article. . ?> We have reeeived froui Charleston, a railroad article* of far more than us?ml scope and research. Said article sh;U A>rm the leading feature ol' our next week's issue. : L?gal Matters. ??-Xf.^ Turner, Esq., Probate Jndge-. gives notice that Mrs. A. A^and John R Ham i lion will apply on the 2?th Sept., for letters of .-ul m i ni.stratum on the estate or John C Hamilton, deed. MaLW. L. Coleman will, on tho 29th S?pt^makfva final settlement as Execu tor on the Estate of Francis Posey, dee'd.. and at the saine time, apply for a final discharge is Executor.. .--:-1-?._ ?*"? Meeting of Stockholder*. . Weare authorized to' announce that there will be a meeting of the subscrib er-? to the capital-stock for Building a Female ?'cademj\ at*the law biBce of ,J. L. Addison, Esq., "on Saturday mon?r-g ?ext, the 27th, at 10 o'clock.. A full at tendance of the stock-homers* i? desired, as it proposed to organize and elect Trus tees on that day. -.- ' ? jpr*,TB?H "StirAU bf PEKHIA is most scrupulously particular about the fit and faahloaof hi.* Boors and SHOKS, and ha? beeu-kaownto chop, oil" his shoemaker's head iir even the slightest mistake. Tue onlv people we know of hero that Would fflWily^tokeei) their heads on in such - iijfoni aro ?vLL.vUrni'it MUJUU'I?BIN, ?.'Broad street. Wo fancy that if; they did not'suit him,- from their iarge and well's?le?ied stock, no one ever The, Clang of Enterprise Break* the ! U Stillness. . Onrpeoplemtvenotfbrgottenthe palmy days of Smith & Jones ?L the- Carriage and Wagon business-when the bell that called their operatives to work, was the regulator of ?iae in Edgefield. ' After several years of silence, that bell again clangs out its thrice-a-day : call. Nov it calls cotton planters and?aborers toi_e ? jaew Steam Gins and Press of Smith, Jones ?fe. Co.- i*or. some time past, this firm hasJbeonengaged in a very impor tant work-the-putting up of'the said Ginaknd Presi On Saturday last, they were got into full operation;.and now Messrs. Smith, Jones <fe Co invite all in-' teres ted to call and observe their opera tions. They furthermore solicit publie patronage, with the guarantee of full sat isfaction to those "favoring them with their work. Their Gins-the Carver Gin of East Bridgewater, Mass.-as is also their Press, are driven by. a new and beautiful Engine of 10-horse power, .with sufficient capacity -for .running a half! dozen; thereby insuring promptness and dispatch in ginning all, the cotton that; may be sent them. They have also ar ranged amply, for keeping all lots of. cot ton separate. And one of the firm will be constantly on hand as superintendent. They only ask a trial to prov? their ability to serve the public worthily in .this line^. -, . . v The putting up and perfecting1 "of this fine Cotton Ginning Establishment has been done by Mr. Hobt Schley, of Au gusta, a gentleman ftr-famed for this sort of work, and whose education, in telligence and antecedents make him'' "doubly reliable in it. We are delighted to witness this evi dence of life in our old town. The " Steam Gin" is .now the centre of ] all Attraction, Th? Smokestack would do honor to the Great Eastern. , Messrs. M. Lebeschultz, J. H. Cheathara, and J. M. Cobb, of the firm -of G rifun <fc Cobb, have all returned from New York, where they bought unusual ly large stocks of goods in their, respec tive lines. Prominent Trade Points in Augusta. The autumn having fairly set in, our columns, as usual at this season, begin to be filled with announcements from many prominent merchants and busi ness men of Augusta. For all these an nouncements, which will be found inj other columns of this week's Advertiser, we beg special attention.* We mention some of them in particular : COM FORT F?RT_E -STOMACH. COMFORT FOR THE KITCHEN, COM FORT FOR WINTER IIOUSES.-A11. this sort of comfort is a great problem with family people. And it can be at tainedonly.by means of the. improved Cooking Stoves and Heating Stoves ol the present day.. In Augusta no house keeps a larger or handsomer stock of j these than the Messrs'/ Delph, opposite j the Planters Hotel. William I Delph and Wallace I. Delph, Ed yeti old-born men, are both constantly present in their popular Establishment, ready and able to give satisfaction to thc most exacting customers. They also sell Hardware,' Tinware und Woodwaro. DETERMINED TO CONTROL A LARGE EDGEFIELD TRADE-Such is the confident asseveration of those strong and first-class Dry Goods men, Powell ifc Muller, of the South Carolina Ste? e. Their salesmen are all from our side of the river ; and prominent .among them is Mr. Preston L. Wright, of Edge field. Besides all manners of Dry Goods, from the very costliest to the very cheap est, Powell <fc*Muller are Agents for the latest stylo of ladies Muff's. See the pic ture of the Mu? in another column. So splendid a store, and such meritorious gentlemen as Powell <fc Muller, cannot fail to receive immense patronage-and " control a large Edgcfiold trade." _J._W. TURLEY SMILING AT JAY COOKE <fe C?;-We do not m.qat.that our benevolent friend, the great. Dry Goods man, is rejoicing at the trowbles of tho fallen bankers, but simply that he smiles in serene confidence amid the panic. Aud thus smiling, he makes his usual fall announcement to his troops ol patrons throughout Edgefield, notifying them that in all branches'of the Dry Goods business he has made ample pre parations for the season^ If the ladies of Edgefield wiK now procure the latest Novelties in fashionable attire, they have but to repar to the beautiful establishment of Jas. W. Turley. What stirer guarantee of success in shopping at Turley's than that Turley smiles at Jay Cooke <fe Co. ? ???r A newspaper to be called the Tim monsvillo News is to be published at Timmonsville, S. C., next month. The editor says it will be " Democratic to the backbone." We see that Procter & Gamble's Extra Olive Soap is becoming very pop ular in our city. Its quality we know is superior, and being nicely perfumed we are not surprised that consumers prefer it. and that it has a large sale. Sm 27 Iron in the Blood HU w MAKES THE WEAK STR0M6? The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect ed Solution of the Protoxide of Iron, is so combined as to have the character of an aliment, as easily digested and assimilated with the blood as the simplest food. It increases the quantity of Nature's Own Vitalizing Agent, Iron in the blood, and cures "a thousand ills,19simply by Tonina up,Invigorating and Vitalizing the System. The en riched and vitalized blood per meates every part of the body, repairing damages and waste, searching out morbid secre tions, and leaving nothing for disease to feed upon. This is the secret of the won derful success of this remedy in ^curing Dyspepsia, .Liver: Com plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affection s, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of tho Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, and all diseases originating in a bad state of the blood, or ac companied by debility or ? low state of the system? Being free from Alcohol, in any form? il* energizing effects are not fol lowed by corresponding r?ac tion, but are permanent, infu sing strength, vigor, and neuf life into all parts of the system, und building np an Iron Con stitution. Thousands have been changed by the use of this remedy, from weak, sickly, suffering crea tures, to strongf healthy, and happy men and women; and . invalids cannot reasonably hts? Hate to give it a trial. See that each bottle has PERU VIAN SYRUP blown in Hie glass* Pamphlets Free. SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors, No. 1 Miltou Place, Boston. , s otto BT DaVoAUTg'^sj, IHAXLT". Sept. 24, ?owly 40 jy A Clergyman writing ta a dear tri?nd says, V;My voyag? .to Europe is indefinitely postponed. I have discov ered the "fountain of health" on this side .of the: Atlantic, Three bottles ef | Peruvian Syrup have rescued ms from thepangs of the fiend Dyspepsia." Dys peptics should drink from;this fountain, I . Gallaher & Mulherrin, 28? Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., "Are offering wonderful bargains in La dies' and Gents Boots, Shoes and Gaiters. They offer: ( . Ladies' 18 thread lace Gaiters, TTar ranted, at $2.40 per pair. ' Ladies'12 thread lace Gaiters, at $1.60 per pair.. Ladies' Goat, Pebble Grain and Mo rocco Boots, from $2.00 to 92.50 per pair. ?. 1 Misses' Goat and Pebble Grain School Shoes, from $1.75 to $2.25 per pair. Men and Women's Co ara o Shoes at ? $1.00 per pair. Men's. Heavy Boots at 32.50 to $3.00 per pair. Men's Wool Hats at 50 cents each. And other goonda in proportion. 3m36. WINDOW GLASS--Great attention is now deservedly paid - to' the kinds pf Window Glass used in dwellings, stores and churches All qualities of American and French Window, Picture, Photo graph, Cut, Ground, Enameled and Col ored Glass, wholesale, and retail, from Mr. P. P. Toale, No. 20 Hayne street, Charleston, S. C. Send for price card. COMMEBCIAL. AUGUSTA, Sept 23. GOLD-BuyingatllO and selling at 112. COTTON.-To-day's market opened with a fair demand at 15} for middlings. During the day it became firmer and prices advanced i, making middling 153. It closed, however, dull and irregular at that figure. Sales, 660, and receipts, 759 bales. LARD.-We quote: Tierces and bbls., 1 10i(5)ll cans and kegs, 12(5n2}c. COUNTRY PRODUCE.-Eggs, 20 Country Butter-well worked, 15@20; Tennessee, 20@27i. Chickens-grown, 60. BACON-Clear Sides, 12* pi. 121; C. R. Sides, 1U; Shoulders, 10?10?; Hams. 15? 16}; D. S. Sides,.10?ll; D. 6. Shoulders, 9i; Long Clear Sides, 9f@ 10 ; D. S. BelUes, 10?? 10}. CORN-White-by ?ar load, 92; yel low, 92J. WHEAT-Amber, $177@185; red, $1 67@1 77 ; White, $1 95?2 00. FLOUR.-City Mills-Stovall's Mill The Pride of Augusta, $10 75 ; Golden Sheaf, $9 75; Extra, $9 00; Little Beau ty, $8 50. Augusta Mill-Gilt Edge, $10 75; A No. 1, $9 75; Extra, $850;'lip. Top, $8 75 ; O. K. Superfine, $7 75. Gran ite Mill-Pilot, $8 25; Sunbeam, $8 75; Double Extra, $9 75; Fanny Family, ?31I OQ. Country and Western Flour* $5 75@10 25. OATS-White and mixed; 60@62; Black Seed, 85; Red Rust Proof, $1. PEAS-We qnote at $125? 135. Cheap Homes. A. OOR MEN who want homes can buy from SO to 100 or 200 acres very cheap from the HU user i ber. * T will sell (guaranteeing good titles) at ^the low price of $2 per acre-half cash dnd-half credit. The lands are joining Col. G D. Minis, -Fulmor and others, on both sides of j Edisto river. If not disposed of at pri vate sale, the said lands (1350 acres) will be offered at public salo, at. Edgelield'C. H., on the first Monday in November next, in lots to suit purchasers. JOHN E.' B?CON. Apply at Office of Bacon it Adams, Edg?field C. H. Sept. 17,,, . . lm j 39 SfiATTERFIELD LANDS FOR SAXE. IOFFER at private sale my Homestead, containing 170 acres: On this place 1 ?fere i:> a new framed house, containing five rooms. Also,, a good Store House, and an excellent country stand to sell goods. There is a good Barn, Cabins, and all necessary out buildings; the wa ter is unsurpassed, and the place is ono J of the most desirable in North-west Edge field-as the Doctor? say j ii. is distress ingly healthy; no malaria-no chills. We have lived ons. the jdaee eighteen years, and never had a chill in our fami ly. t - - -ALSO IOO Acres known as the Clieatham traot. -ALS? 210 Act es, Lying on Reedy Croek. On this place there is fifty a?res of good creek bottoms, which will make froin 25 to 30 bushels of corn per acre. Ateo about one hundred acres of heavy tim bered pine forest^-and a Steam Saw Mill. located on this place that will saw all the stock hauled to it on shares. There is timber enough, on all these places to pay the purchase money when made into lumber. Tho land is well adapted to Corn, Cotton, and Small Grain, and particularly to Oats. I will sell all collectively, or separately, j -the abovo named tracts-to suit pur chasers. Here is a rare chance to purchase one of the best farms in the np country. I will take pleasure in showing the places to any one wishing to purchase. TERMS-One-half cash ; balance on a credit of one and two years, With interest from date at 10 per cent, per annum. Address, Phoenix, Abbeville, S. C. JAMES CALLISON. Sept. 17, 4t 39 Land For Sale. . THE Subscriber offers for sale FIVE HUNDRED ACRES of good Pine Land, well adapted to Cotton, and lying five miles East of Edgefield Village and four miles from Johnston's Depot. The said Land will be sold m a body, or in lots to suit purchasers. For terms, apply to, * J. A. BLAND. Sept. 16, 4t 39 _S. COHEN, . 176 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., ?E0S leave to inform the people of ] Kdgelield that he is now recoiv.ng af large assortment of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, GUMS, PISTOLS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTO, CUTLERY, .NOTIONS, ' FANCY GOODS, ?tc. ' * ?zafirWatches, Clocks and Jewelry re paired at short notice, and warranted. -Also-' On hand an Extensive Assortment of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. All of which he will sell lower than any other HOUBO throughout the Southern Slates. Give him a cali and convince yourself. . No trouble to show Goads. Remember the place-176 Broad Street Aug 27 ly36 GEO. E. RATCLIFFE. W. II. CHEW. GEO. E. RATCLIFFE k CO COTTON FACTORS, G?ANO DEALERS, AND' . . General Commission Merchants, NO. 14, JACKSON STREET, .Augusta, Georgia. 33EG to announce that they have aoom . modlous Fire-Proof Warehouse, and are prepared to make liberal cash advances oh Cotton and Other Produce. . BAGGING and TIES alway?on hand. Commission for soiling Cotton, $1 per bale, ? ..?..?i jr > .'. ? t ??A ,SJ\Mr. E. P. H. KIRKSEY, at Pine House, is our authorized Agent for the ?do of Guano, Bagging, Ties, dec. Augusta, Sept. 10, 3m 58 CAEW?LI & SAMS, JOHNSTON'S DEPOT, S, C., D 'y ?. . ?DEGtoannouncu"to their " friends and customers pf Edgefield and ad joining Counties, ibat they-are now. receiving from New York and Baltimore a large and.wel] selected Stock of ITall &t Winter Groods, --r-C?naisting in part of Fancy, Staple ?nd Domestic Dry Goodga good stock, Men and Boys> CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS in great variety, BOOTS and SHOES made to order, -ALSO-- . Our GROCERY .DEPARTMENT ia now stocked with^a'aplendid assort ment,'suchas .? - BACON, HAMS, MOLAS3ES, SALT, .' s" FLOUR, MEAL. LARD, CORN, OATS, IRON, NAILS, ' BAGGING' and .TIES, , TOBACCO and SEGARS, CROCKERY, TIN, WOOD and HARDWARE, And in fact everything generally found in a First Class' Country Stork au which we have marked down to the lowest figures. Give us a call, and save your Railroad expenses, freight, drayage, &c. . Cotton. Cotton. We have made ample facilities for the purchas? 'of GOTTON, and will buy all offered, and give the highest price. C?RWILE & SAMS. Johnston's Depot, Sept 17 *3m 38 J. B. HILL & CO., PAEK ROW, Dealers in * Staple I Fancy Dry Goods, Hoots, Shoes, Hats, NOTIONS, Crockery, Hardware, Wooden and Willow Ware, READY MADE CLOTHING. WE ALSO MAKE.A SPECIALITY OF f All Grades-And Always Fresh and Pure. Tobacco, Segars, Pipes. And Thousands of Miscellaneous Articles too Numerous to Mention. (Q* Our Fall $tock is now daily arriving from New York and Baltimore. HJ" Call in and inspect our Goods before Purchas ing Elsewhere. (Q3* We will endeavor to mark our Price? to suit one and all. Sept. 10, tf 38 M STOCK FALL Al Will ... - . ? _,_ / 0. F. CHEATHAM, Johnston's D?pota S. C. ?S NOW -OPENING a carefully selected Stock of ' Fall and Winter Goods, embracing . ?..-..-. Beautiful Dress Goods 5 Ready Made Clothing, ' Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Ladies' SHAWLS and Balmoral SKIRTS, Dress TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS. BUTTONS, ?bl, GLOVES. CORSETS, HOSE and Half HOSE, HANDKERCHIFES, COLLARS, CUFFS, Ladies" and Gent's UNDERVESTS, Gent's FURNISHING GOODS. Groceries, a Full and Varied Stock. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, TIN, WOOD and HARDWARE, Sole LEATHER, Calf and Kip SKINS, Shoemaker's Goods in great variety, SADDLES, BRIDLES, and everything in the line, TRUNKS, VALISES, Carpet SACKS, ' .' TIES and BAGGING, . ? TOBACCO and SEG?RS, a choice stock, Hair, Nail and Tooth BRUSHES, . . . CONFECTIONERIES in endless variety, ?' PAPER, ENVELOPES, &c, &c. jggTAll of the above Goods, and-a great many others, which I have ad ded tc tny Stock to meet the wants bf ray increasing trade, were bought in person from the best Houses in New'York and Baltimore,, at unusually low prices, and l am selling the same at VERY SHORT PROFITS. I?r*Th? public are most respectfully invited to call and examine this Stock for their own satisfaction. . . . - O. T\ CH?ATHAIW. Johnston's,Depot, Sept 17 .V '-8m 80 Edgefield Medical Society. X HE Annual Mooting of tho Edgofield Medical Society will bebeld at Edgofield CH., on tbe first Monday In October, ait ll o'clock, A. M., at which tbe aunual election for officers will be held. A full at tendance is expected.. By order, of tbe President. P. H.- AI>?MS, Sec'ry. . Septl7 8t' . 3? Seed Oats. 300 bushels SEED OATS.for" Bale, by 0. SHEPPARD & CO. Kirksoys X Roads, S. C. . Sept.? tf ? 87 Cooking and Heating: Stoves at Retail. Pictures of each, with iViII de*crip tions, as. well as prices and lists Of tiii rn it ure for Cook Stoves, will to promptly sent on application. WILLIAM SHEPHERD & CO., Charleston, 8. C. Sept*. vt" . . 87 Sewing Machine Needles. ALWAYS on batid tbe Howe Sewing -Machine Needles. a tf. CH EA TH AM. CLISBY & LYNCH, Edi; eli eld, g. C., -AND Dealers in all Kinds ol' X)i*uggists' Sundries, IA1T0T 6B00EE?ES, Wines, Brandies, Segars, Tobacco, &c. We invite the attention of our patrons and the public to our Stock ol Goods, which is now complete in every Department, and which we guaran tee Fresh.and Reliable. We will- be pleased to furnish all persons who desjre goods in our line, feeling confident that we can give satisfaction b?th in prices and quality of goods. . Sept 2 tf 37 W. a HOWARD. JR., WITH Roberts, Ikmrny TVliolesale Grrooers -AND- - COMMISSION MERCHANTS, , No. 237 Broad Street, Poullain'8 Corner, Opposite Globe Hotel, .Augusta, Ga. . ' LARGE STOCK OF Bacon, Corn, Flour, Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, Wines, Liquors, Segars, Tobacco, Bagging, Ties, Pickles, Can Goods, &c, ALWAYS ON HAND. J?T'Qrders receive prompt attention. W. S. HOWARD, Jr. Augusta, Sept 2 3m 37 .M. 0. GLOVER. F. M. STUBBS. H. B. HARRISON. Glover. Stubbs i Harrison AND , GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 169 Broad Street, under Augusta Hotel, Augusta, Ga. Have Now on Hand and Arriving : A TULL STOCK OF NEW GOODS, -Embracing Bacon, Corn, Flour, Meal, LARD, CHEESE, SALT, SOAPS, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrups, . RICE, MACKEREL, CANDLES, BAGGING AND T I E|S, All Grades Whiskey, Wine, Brandy, Gin, &c, TOBACCO & SEGARS, &e., Sec.,. &c. Thankful for the liber?l patronage we are now receiving, we hope by strict attention to business to hold and increase the same. We will keep\| none but the best grade of Goods, and are determined to sell at as low figures as anv House in the City. GLOVER, STUBBS & HARRISON, Augusta, Sept 2 tf. 37 ' T. JONES & SON. JOHNSTONS DEPOT, S C. WOULD respectfully inform their friends and patrons that they havein Store, and arriving, ' A COMPLETE STOCK OF GROCERIES, Consisting in part of the following Goods : CORN, MEAL, HOMINY, RICE, SUGAR, COFFEE, TEAS, : FLOUR, LARD, Magnolia HAMS, CHEESE, MOLASSES, SYRUP, VINEGAR, RAISINS, CANDY. PICKLKS. STARCH, CANDLES, PEPPER, ALLSPICE, TOBACCO, all grades Chewing and Smoking. CROCKERY and HARDWARE, a l?rge and varied assortment, ' BAGGING and TIES, a large supplv, SALT, IRON, &c.,' &c" Together with maay articles not enumera teil, ali ol which will be Bold us low as such Goods can he bought. elsewhere. ' We thank our numerous friends and customers tor their liberal patron age, and pledge ourselves to guarantee satisfaction to all who favor us with their trade. We will be iii tho Cotton market, folly prepared to handle all Cotton offered ua, and at the highest cash the'murket will ?iflord. To our time customers we will allow ll per cunt, per month discount on all bills paid before due. Examine our Stock and prices before going elsewhere. T. JONES <fc SON. Johnston's Depot, Aug 20. 4t 35 BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS, --FOR THE FaU & Winter Trade. WE are now receiving from FIRST HANDS our Fall and Winter Stock of . BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND TRUNKS* Which'we.will Sell to the Trade at MARVELOUSLY LOW PRICES ! Our Stock is.the.LARGEST that has ever "been offered in this Market, and to the Wholesale Trade we arc determined that.No House North Shall Undersell us. r< Our Retail Department I^auppli?d with a full line of the BEST PHILADELPHIA and BALTI . .* " MORE GOODS, Made to Oar Own Order and Warranted to Give Satisfaction . Prices in this Department are always As Low as the Lowest. GALLAHER & MULHERIN, L83 Broad .St., AUGUSTA; GA. August** Aug ?7 M 3m 36 / * -0-.;i i-rt s-?t^ ?-? ' With, many thanks to my friends, customers, and the public generaTly,*?br a patronage which has been large, liberal, and constant, 'I Ww beg leave to respectfully announce that I have lately associated witji 'me in^His?ness Messrs. W. E. and D. J. LANDRLM, under the style and 'title'of QHEfc HAM, LANDRUM & CO.; and with assurances 'of, renewed e?lffrJS^ie serve the-confidence and support of the public, earnestly request a continu ance of their favors.. 0. F. CEtEATK&M. -1 -o- - ...?*->? ^ mfm -MI' lu W* ; . . *. ? l Having become associated with* Mr. O. F. OHEATHAM, iii ?tnn-?hy Goods and Groceiy Business, ?t Ed?efield C. H., under Ib'e^rni 'jf?me of the same. Sept 10 . FOB THE Fall <fe Winter Trade. W. E. LANDRUM, D.J. LANDRUM. 38 '* >;*^; ? j,, -fit? M?N ' f I ^ ? '1 , -LuuLr iBi ? Co. . JN o. 1, Jrark Kow,-- , ARE now receiving a VERY BARGE and COMPLETE- 'STOCK O F GOODS for the Fall and Winter ; Trade. -Their Stock . will be found-./ull and varied in all Departments.- I Whilst in our DRESS D??AJ?TME$T challenge comparison, both in quality and price, , as to this. -Depajrtmj^.oyr Mr. Cheatham has paid especial attention. Our DRESS GOODS range from 12fcets. to $1.50 per-yard: ?3 . - Japanese POPLINS, very handsome, at 70c, 80c, 85c.,-90c., $l,00r$i,li> $l,2&per yard. " BLACK SILKS very cheap, - . .?oV " SATTINES, all the latest shades, at 65c. to $1,00 per.yard. Plain and Corded ALPACAS at 30-and 35cts. . ' -A"* A beautiful line of DRESS GOODS at 50 cts. per yard. We also beg to call especial attention to our SHAWL DEPARTMENT; which will be found larger, more handsome and cheaper than ever Offered* in this market,.before or since the war. . .v?tr>h?* Ir&w-*. We still haye on hand a superior article'of'LADIES' 'SHOES, manufac tured to order. Buy them, they . are; much' cheaper in "the end than1 the' Eastern Shoes. ' ... ' HATS, a large"ass?rl market' in themed V3 ?ol Ladies' TRIMMED and UNTRIMMED some very handsome and stylish. All of which will be sold at retail as low sis any States. .... .'.'*. ' \ j . ' 'Give us a call and you will- be convinced that we mean'business? vi,r' ??f .... ? OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT. In rear.of thc Dry Goods Store, is filled with everything in the .Grce' ;v line, such as- .... ...j " '"sf* . BACON SIDES and SHOUDERS, HAMS, " LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, MACARONI/' CORN, MEAL, FLOUR, OATS, ' MOLASSES, SYRUPS, SALT, . (.? : Chewing and Smoking.TOBACCO, SEGAPuS, ' < CRACKERS, POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, &c, kc. . , .'/ All of which will be sold at the* lowest ma-ket prices. ' . ; < / OHE?THAM, LANDRUM & O?. tf ^38 _;_j_ CASWIL-E.': At Pine House, ? Sept 10, ARE assortment now receiving and rapidly opening a LARGE and. COMPLETE neut of - * " - ;; ;.(. ; ; ... ~?,? ^ I* 1 ' '1 1 ' ' ' ? '-ir. Goods md Graeems. Iii y.i. 7 ? <W Their Stock is. ALWAYS FULL, aid on'calling ou them "y. cru will never be disappointed. . .. . Vi.V'- ' f Shoes/ Nothing, Bats, Foreig? and Domestic Dry Goods, ' CROCKERY, TIN, WQ0?) AND WILLOW WARE, - ' ' ^ ?.'i i?* ?*>rw.:-> -i v-wi-'^.'trooi >tawt Are a few ainong the many articles they keep always o?'hand?*wa ?o? The highest prices, paid for COTTON.' Wrap it up well, ';?Wto 'do'that procure the best'and heaviest BAGGING AND TIES, .always on. hand lc SAMS & CARWIL?U : Pine House, Sept'2 4 . .. tf. 37'.. ....... ? ... ' . - ..' --DEALER IN SADDLES, HAR N IE S S, Leathers of all Rinds, Shoe ^ridings, Mtiiig^ TEUNKS,-BHIDLESf, W H I PS, And a Full Stock of Well Selected Gootk Also, Thc Well Tried Indianapolis Wagon, Either Iron or Wood Axles^-The most, satisfactory Wagon new in lise,/and, WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT. . . 6m , 36 Augusta, Aug 2i ESTABLISHED IINT 1850. . .. i r.; .-. J9L. IPYOTxt&sXxt ?fis S3oiv ~mmiii) Jiiai?r Tho subscribers would respectfully inform tho citizens of Edgefield, ,an(Laar roonding country, that tliey keep a special establishment for thc Repair of Watciies.and Jewelry. . Also, HATTI WORK, in every design, made to order. All work entrn8t?di4o their care will bo executed Promptly, K atly, and warranted jot one year. At their. Slur? will bc found une of the largest Stocks of j Gold and Silre* Weighes Ofthe bosl Huronean and.American Manufacture in the Southern. Statcs.'wrth a select assortment of Rich and-Kow Styles ol' ETRUSCAN GOLD JEW lil .RV, set W??? Diamond.s, Pear'i., Rubies, Or?e?iral Garnets, Coral; <kc. Reminu'ton's 1'fSTOLS, and many other*- if th,; Jutent iuyeution FINE CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, W.U.K H>'C CXNES. and FANCY GOQDS of every varie* to be found in a iirst-cla i Jewelry establishment. Old Gold und Silver taken in exchange for goods. A. PRONTA UT &..SOfN 2^6 Broad St., between^Cem ral and^lobe Hotels, Aiigusta-.-Qii^K SUte of South Garcia ... AT . . i'd* Wi Sept2S ' ? ? - mm i 11 i,miJ.-n.i"?M?im??i" Due West ?Female College opens Oct . fith. .. Board $15 per month, including ' Fuel and "washing. Send for a Catalogue. J. I. BONNER, ' Due West, S.C. . Aug. 26 . . 6t :J6 FIFTEENTH "year Tuition ?J0 a Session. MEDICAL ?D(,LE6E; OF THE TUE Finy-fiftli.' Session will bgrhjijon the lr?tfr ?f October,' and^t?rhunato i earlv in March following. *ftiv '.'..iripl^ -:-u- tion'of the Hosj)ital addraonw.now verti^ C. H. PHINIXY. F. R. PHINIZY. ! ble thc F^ulty. to say^that \\XQ yu^rg^L CW..M .. . A ^ ^ . I advantages of ?i? fechool'aro uusurpesfe'd. TT Phiii?7t*?frnn . Jd? A lilllie J WO y Ut i in view of the impoy?riim?d (?onaition COTTON FACTORS, AUGUSTA,' GA'. of the State, and the?cti^ickirif^f^ljjir^ ?/opa created* by soiiioof the S?hooLs.?t thc South and Wost^thcchai-ges afenow M. .AKE Liberal Advanceson Consign monb? of COTTON. Ruy and Sell Con tracts for future delivery.in this market, of New York. Keep constantly on hand a large assortment of BADGING and TIES. Agents for the celebrated Wi us li ip Cotton Gin. . Augusta, Sept 2 . i 3m37 > Mw Goods. XTO. 1 MACKEREL," best quality,' by J JM Kit or single, " ] Goshen BUTTER, i - , RAISINS and CANDIIiS, MOLASSES and SYRUPS, just re ceiveiJ. ' CHEATHAM, LANDRUM ?feCO. > Sept. 17, tf v. .39 . 12 Just Received EOXES CHEESE, 1 . " Italian MACARONI, I Tubdoshe? BUTT?R^' , G. L. PENN &iSOJ?J->4 Sept. 17, tf "58 ' only shiBciont to meotr current expe?se?" of the Institution. . ' ^wa -?fl Boanl can be obtained ui.Charleat^aT as reasonable rates as?n any Alargo tyty . Circular? sent upon- application to>&?r?i-k R. A.KINL'OCH, m. \m ' . Dean ot Faculty., , Sopt^_ ?owSt .. ,. . : i. . ?- .... A V .VING accepted a Traveling nity of returning ni?ny. tnanka^to^th'e citizens of Edgefi*;d County "loiMgff liberal .patronage ' they bcatowed. u^on" mo Svhils?:,C?nvassi?g 'Agent ;for the eror old' rbti^3lfe,,f^'eeler' ?^??***1 A?'c!'T ml?^^rcsi)ecffun?: my friends and iratron?^r ' Mi';*G-;**l\ ArjQ*ersoh''^^?it?n?aii w?K" th^?f ?clrj?tronaga*'.'" ' ?;Sept..lO.:^ ..Lg^.^:..!JL"; 3ga?8,vwl