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THE ADVERTISER. Terms, 3*J,50 per Annum. Rates of Advertising. Advertisements will be inserted at the rate of $1.50 per square (ten urinion lines, or less) forTthe first insertion, and one dollar per square for'each subsequent in sertion. A liberal discount will be made to those wishing to advertise by tho year. OUR AGENTS. W. H. YELDELL, Longmires. JOHN H.- HUIET, Batesviilo. W. A. ODOM, Meeting Strcot. J. K. DURST, Kirkseys X Roads. E. B. FORREST, Mino Creek. S. C. CARTLEDGE, Ridgo Spring. TYRE ETIIEREDGE, Leesville, S. C. DR. J. B. ABNEY, Richardsonville. ?3B- Col. B. M. 1 LB?RT, Capt. E. E. JEFFERSON and Mr LUTHER RANSOM aro Agents for the "ADVERTISER,'' and aro authorized to solicit and receive sub scriptions for the same in South Carolina and Georgia. New Blanks! Of nearly every description, for sale at this office. Terms cash. E"""?* Legal Cap for salo at this office, at Charleston prices, postage added, by the quire or ream. We Go to Press a Day Earlier. In order that the Advertiser corps, who are patriotic and enthusiastic, may be at liberty to attend and enjoy the great Hampton Meeting of to-morrow, wo go to press oh Tuesday afternoon, instead of Wednesdaj". Next week we shall lay before our readers the speeches of the distinguished men who will visit us on the morrow-as well as tho occurrences and incidents of the day. tOCAJLVITEIttS. On Sunday next, the Episcopal and J Baptist Churches will be closed. The j Methodist Church will be open for di vine service in the afternoon. The Democratic meeting which was to j have been held in Gramteville on Satur day last, was abandoned, it having been agreed by the citizens and Chairman of ? thc County Executive Committee to concentrate all their present efforts upon thc grand Hampton meeting in Aiken on Friday next. Within the past three weeks two of our citizens, prominent and beloved in their respective sections, have departed | this life-William Williams, Esq, of j Gilgal, and the Rev. Thomas Bartley, of; Johnston-both of them men bf high character, and of good old Edgefield stock. Our friend, Dr. James A. Self, who lives in the Turkey Creek country, be tween Pleasant Lane and Gilga!, sends .a? a superb specimen of Sorghum Syrup j -tho best we ever tasted. He should send a gallon or two to our State Fair. Read Genl. Gary's line Ridge Spring speech. Miss 1.. J. Leckie, successor to Mrs. Anna Leckie. "Princes and kings may flourish and may fade," but tho regular succession of* J fashions will go on just the same, with out reglrd to any svteh small facts; Con stitutions will cru'mblo 'and disappear as we have seen in our own day-but the Bonnet, that makes somo heads beauti ful, and is made beautiful by certain other heads, will merely vary in color, shape or size. Dynasties will disappear. States will be reduced to geographica] expressions, but Hats, Fcat/iers, Flow ers, Ribbons, Sashes, Jewelry; Combs, Bracelets, Necklaces, Laces--these viii goon forever, subject only to tho ca prices of female taste and fancy How all these things aro made, and dune, and worn, this .year, may he b.v: ascertained by a visit to Miss L. J. Leckie, in Au gusta. Miss Leckie, who is an exceed ingly elegant and tasteful young lady, is the successor of our 6!d and honored fri-Mid, Mrs. Anna Leckie; who, for ific present, remains in the establish tnenl . reidy to give all herold Edgefield friends a warm welcome. The Leckie establish ment lias been moved back to where it used to flourish so famously in former days-two doors above tho Express Of fice, very near thu Augusta Hotel, and within a few. steps of Washington s>... where Edgefield people git of:'and on thc; ears. For Miss Leckie's card, in another column, we beg ven.- special at tention. ? Wc Propose to Give Them Honest Value for Their Money."'' If tho crowds who constantly enter the magnificent portals'di Jas. A. Gray ?fe Co's. gret>t retail Dry Goods Store in Augusta, may be regarded ns a sign of tho times, then tho times have vastly improved. The attractions at this house, this fall, are even greater than usual ; and from tho well known character of the firm, it is almost needless to say that their stock comprises the handsomest and most costly dress and cloak fabrics, millinery, furs, laces, hosiery, white goods, table linen, gentlemen's goods house-furnishing goods, Hannels, lin seys, etc, etc. Of course their stock Ls too varied and extensive for enumeration in these columns, so we refer our read ers to their new fall card ; or botter still, to their splendid and well-appointed es tablishment on Broad Street, Augusta. They speak in a very manly and digni fled manner and sky : " Wc propose lo give our patrons honest value for their money '; and when quotations arc made 07i standard or useful articles, we are always ? cady to match and beat them " *?Shoemaker's Tools!" Somewhat low down*on Broad Street, Augusta, opposite the Marble jard, Mr. G. ("oben keeps a new and splendid stock of " Shoemaker't Tools'1- all kinds and all sizes-from u Columbiad down to the smallest Berringo: If you wish to read his list, refer to his new card in our bu siness columns. The Smith & Wesson That Docs Not Click! As is well known to our people, Smith <fe Wesson, in pity to a certain class of individuals, have so modified the ma chinery of their pistols that they no longer click Consequently nervous and intellectual heroes will be spared much anguish in future. Fur these non-click:; t>rs, as well as mauy o'h or kinds that still click, go to Rogers in Augusta. Read what Rogers says in another col umn. The question now is to click or not to click ! G. I? Penn & Son .Arrested as ** Dyna mite Fiends." Our popular and beloved townsmen, G. Ii. Penn <fc Son. were arrested a few days ago by D. S. Deputy "Marshals, upon a charge of having in store a vast quan tity of Dynuinitr. for tho purpose of blow* ing up the whole Radical" party, Dan" included, on the occasion of the " Gan der-Pulling." Dozens of huge hogs heads, barrels, boxes, bags, Ac, were seized, brought out into the light, and nervously inspected One hogshead con tained A. Sugar; another contained C Sugar; another "contai ned coarse Hm wu Sugar ; another contained New Orleans Syrup; snorer contained "i?IggerMo lasses;'" another was packed with I'al lim'iro Hams; another with Sinok?d Bacon. Tho boxes contained Drugs, Medicines, Apples. Bernons, Confection eries, Nuts, Ac, of all so.-?kt Tho bags contained Flower, Rice, Coirce. But there was no Dynamite.' Tho thousand and one wagon loads of new supplies lately brought up from Pine House by the Fenns, to meet tho demands upon their house, excited the, fears and suspi cions of the I*, s. Police : and hence the Dynamite ex?itt?'mnnt ! Of course th?se prominent merchants had to bo atone? liberated. 'Tis true they are as .-.? .. ^ , out Democrats as their ?due Virgbiin blood can make them, lint on the con trary they are as far from being " Dyiia i?ite fiends'' a* any men we know. "For a list of tho kind of Dynamite tho Penns sell, refer to our business columns. And in. the close? let us tell you a secret- al I i/ouf^f-tlLC-brothcrlujod The coarse Bi own, 'Sugar was pyria?nite aue'r'aU. And it i's ?ow in a placo of safoty-read v for the PgS^e^rVgri: : I 4a? f'd?'t stVivs'-of- Frhrw.->*. > tf44 J. M. Cl iBB'S. if 54 J. M. COBB. THE ARMY IX EDGEFIELD. How Chamberlain's Trumpeters and Troops Were Received. Gen. finger's Mission to Soutft Carolina -His,Interview' willi the Governor What he Sags of his Instruction:; from President Grant-Democratic Negroes to be Protected by United Stales Troops. [Special Dispatch to News and Courier.] COLUMBIA, October k".-Gen. Ruger, the general commanding the United States forces in tho department of the South, arrived herc last night, and had a long interview with Governor Cham berlain, lasting until 1 o'clock A. M. Ho brought with him- two additional companies ot in fun tty, which ho lei't ut Pine House, and which went to Edge tield yesterday morning. What passed in the interview is not known, but at the last moment tho Governor declined to go to Edgetield, and scut Smalls, JFillef brown, Brayton ami Hayne instead. They were accompanied byCouimision or J. G Thompson and six deputy mar chais, under the command of James P. Low, wjth instructions to arrest any per sons who should attempt to divide time eir oven io speak at ur near tho Republi cans' stand. I accompanied them. They entered Edgetield, but no notice was ta ken of their coining by the whites, and the leaders spoke at the'Academy grounds to between live hundred and one thou sand negroes of both sexes and all ages without molestation. About two thoo sand whites, of wh im twe.lve or (ideen hundred wen: mounted, were [.resent in town, attracted by the repon that Cham berlain Would speak. When it became known that he had not arrived; and that a trap had been set to betray the whites into a di dieu Itv, Gens.'Butler aud Gary and Governor Bouhan: and Mr. Tillman briefly addressed the whites at Court house*Square, saying that if Chamber lain had ciuiiu they should have insisted on being heard, but did not propose ta tike any notice of the cat's paw party he had Sent in his place, as they wanted higher game. They understood tho SC' "ne that was on foot, and did not in tel, to afford any excuse whatever for the l-.igh-handed proceedings intended to be instituted for effect at ihe North. The light is already won in Edgetield, and they would not do what the Radicals desired" above all things. They coun selled the people to keep away from the Republican meeting and to return to their homes quietly, and come back I Wednesday to hear Hampton. The crowd insisted on paying the Republicans a visit, and a column was formed, which rode out and passed bj'the other stand without stopping or causing a disturb ance, both sides hurrahing continuously. The procession, which was an imposing one, returned to town by another street One or two addresses were delivered and all then d^-banded and went home. Xot single casu of disorder occurred, though the people were more excited and en thu siastic than I have ever seen elsewhere. All the troops were kept in a back yard during the nay, under arms and ready to move at call, but they were not need ed, nor used. It has transpired that Gen. Buger says that President Grant has informed him, through official channels, that, as the Governor is unable to afford protection to citizens in the exercise of their rights it is his 'Roger's) dut\- to soo. that they ave protected, and to do all in his Dower topreventsnch "outrages" asare alleged to have occurred in Aiken mid Barnwell; Gen. Huger has had an interview with (.'ol. Haskell also, and informed him that Dethocratio negroes will be protected trom violence or intimidation by persons of their own color or others Gen. Ruger will remain until Tuesday, and will probably have an interview with Gen. Hampton, who is now here. C. McK. For tire Advertiser. Tribute ol" Respect. At a meeting of th. Tilden Democratic Club, held at Harmony Church, the fol lowing Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously adopted : WHEREAS, It has pleased Almighty God, in His all-wise Providence to re move from our midst by death, our be loved companion and counsellor, COL. THOS. G. BACON ; therefore, bc it Resolved, I.s.', That while we bow in humble submission to the will of Him ** who doeth all tilings well," wc deeply deplore the loss of one whoso counsel a::d influence we so greatly need. Resolved, 2d, That we deeply sympa thize with the afflicted family and rela tives in Iheir sad bereavement. Resolved, 3d, That thc colors of this Club L>? draped ki mourning fur thirty days. Resolved, 5:7', That a copy of this Pro nni bio and Resolutions be forwarded to the family of the deceased, and a copy to the Edgetield Advertise}'!, for publication THOS. P. l?o Vf, R. E. KENNEY, ci aL, Committee. A' By-Word Throughout Two State*? Tho princely Jewelry and Silver Es tablishtnect ol' ll. A. Brahe, of Augusta, has for many years berni a by-woru throughout Georgia ami South Carolina. And this fall Brahe's is more princely ti;.m ever. In fact every quarter of the known world has, within the past few months, been contributing its treasures to thc all embracing splendor of Brahe's. Brahe's now stock comprises First Class Diamonds ; Fine Gold and Silver Watches, both for gentlemen and. ladies, of All Makes; Solid Gold Watch Chains, of the latest styles: Ladies and Misses Sots of Jewelry, entirely nev.- designs; Handsome Necklaces, Lockets, Crosses. Pendants, Bracelets, Fancy Rings and Plain Gold Ring.- ; Clocks of American and French make, in Marble, Bronze and Wood ; Stirling Silve r Ware ; Triple Plated Ware of tho Celebrated Factory of Heed & Barton ; a large assortment of Fancy Goods, Vases, Statuettes, Cande labra, Jewel Cases, and Objets dc Vertu; and, last but not least, a great variety of "Shoemakers Tools'' ol'the smaller and more elegant sort And as for H. A. Brahe himself-wc know him well!-he is not only a pol ished and educated gentleman, and an enterprising man of business, but he is also that noblest Work of God, "an hon est man" We beg for his now card, in this week's issue, the universal attention of our readers. The Talk Now. The talk now throughout our town and vicinity is of Mr. -t. H. Cheatham's cheap Dry Goods-as elegant too as they are cheap-and all perfectly new and fresh, Cast your eye over* Mr J. If. Cheatham's fall and winter card in another column. ? Religious Notice. Tho next. Unicfn Meeting of tho,3rd Division, will ho with tho Ridge Spring Church, ?n Saturday before the 5th Sab bath in October. Introductory Sermon bv Rev. Wi L.Hawes; alternate, Rev T. Walker. Charity Sermon by Rev. N. N. Burton : alternate. Rev J. M. Norris. Query: " To what extent can Baptists co-operate witho.hrr d?nominations in Christian la'^or, without com promisino: their distinctive Baptist principles?" R. B Watson to ?ead. Essay by N. W. Brooker, "What is tho design of the Lord's Supper?" N.N. BCRTON, Chair. IF you Avant the best Shoe in ?he mar ket, ibr tho least money, go to JAMES M. Corm's.' Satisfaction guaranteed, till FttESM Groceries, ut low prices, can be found at Cf 44 J. M. COFB'S. Go lo J, M. COBB'S to buy your Domes tic Goods, if you v. ant ri good article for a small amount of. m o?oy. , tt'44 JAS. M. Coca's is headquarters for low prices on Drv Goods. Market price paid for i'otlon. . ' tl'14 Religions Notice. Thc Union Meeting ?f tho First Divi sion of the Edgefield Association expects to meet with tho Gilgal Church, ph Sat ur'H v before tho 5th Lord's dav in Oct., :i> lO o'clock, A. M. The Brethren G. W. Bussey and Stalnaker to preach the In troductory and Charity Sermons. Sev eral questions ol' a practical nature are to be^fscussed. " Is dancing a sufficient transgression to expel] ?.. member Crom t!i" fellowship of tho Church," will be one. Come up. Urethren, to the Union. Lot us. ii' possible, be united in the work of rho Lora'. . D. I>. BRUNSON; Chair. . -1 Barrels of fresh, Baltimore, Pearl Grist, just received. No other Hominy approaches Lt. . . 1 . tm*.'1. . - J. tr. erf EATHA.'.). L?r?'?-m* and Misses G ai lora and Waik ".kiWr-Rh .< Maffer c! at greatly reduced pri ces for ten days, byfc,f 1 . W. H. BRUNSON & CO. L. P. Q. S. Low Prices, Q lick Sales Fiity to One Hundred Dollars Saved Is the Verdict of the Humerons Pa trons cf the AUGUSTA MUSIC HOUSE, AHD ORG-A?TS, # - AT Wholesale Prices lo Cash Buyers. G. O. K0I1INS0N. I LVDDEN cfc BATKS G. 0. ROBINSON & CO. TJTAVE the most complete assortment PIANOS AND ORGANS South of Baltimore. "pOUBTEEN of the best ?Makers are A represented. Every instrument war ranted to give entire satisfaction. A good STOOL and COVER with every Piano. Purchasing largely for Cash enables us Lo sell at New York'LOWEST PRICES, with freight paid to any point. 0. 0. ROBINSON & CO. Will soil ONE HUNDRED PIANOSand Two Hundred ORGANS for small month ly Payments, arranged to suit all re sponsible parties. Musical Instruments, -AN*" Musical Merchandise OF ALL KINDS. Wo import direct from Manu facturera in Europe, and supply our customers 2."i percent, below New York retail Prices. Musical Instruments sent by Express to any part of the South, with privilege of returning at our expense, if not entirely satisfactory. Best ITALIAN STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC aud MU: C BOOKS, the latest publications. Music received every day by Mailor Express. Oi dors promptly ulled at Pub lishers1 prices. BRASS, SILVER and ORCHESTRA L Instrument.*, Drums, Files and Cymbals, at Lowest Manufacturers* Prices. r?anos Tuned and Repaired. W*> have Heon'red ?Im snrvioos of ..Mr. C. H. TAJfLOR, a first-class Tuner of 2? years practical experience. All work warranted. Orders will receive prompt attention. G. 0. ROBINSON cfc CO. August:! Mus;.- House, '?(V) Broad Street Sept. .**. lSTfi. i'm 17 Sherill's S s Ie. ~ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDG-EF1ELD CO V N T V. Ju Probe tc Court. Whitfield Brooks, Plaintiff, vs. Mary Brooks, et al., Defendants.-Petition for Partition, die. BY virtue of an Order of thc linn, H. N. Souey, Judge of Probate Court for Edgefield County, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., on 'he first Mon day in November next, all of the Real Estate of the late Lenna Brooks, deo'd., situate in the County aforesaid. Tract No. I, known ns the "Home Tract," containing Two Hundred Acres, more or les:-, on Indian <":-eok, bounded by lauds of John McCarty, 1. Edwards and others. Tract No. ii. containing Two Hundred and Seventeen Acres, moro or less, on Perkins Road, an 1 bounded by lands of Sampson Wheeler and others. * TERMS: One-third of thc purchase monev to be paid cash, the balance on a credit of ono and two years. The credit portion of the purchase money to be se cured by a Mortgage of the premises. J. A. RICHARDSON; S.E. C. Oct. 10, 1870._41_4:' Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD COUNTY. In Cou.t Common Pleas. Phoebe E. Wooley, Plaintiff, r.s. John S. Polatty, Defendant. BY virtue of a recree for Foreclosure, of tho Hon. R. B. Carpenter, Judge of the Fifth Judie il Circuit, dated March 23d, A. D. 1870, 1 will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., cn the 1st Monday in November next, all that Tract, or parcel of Land, situate, lying and being in the County and State aforesaid, containing Ono Hundred and Forty-four Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of C. M. May, John H. May, liable Wal drum ard others. Terms cash. J. A. RICHARDSON, S. E. C. Oct." 10,_4L_43 MJISC of SOM?!i SJru'oflisaa, EDGEFIELD COUNTY. Court of Probate. BY H. N. Douer, Judge of Probate in Edgefield County. Whereas, John E. Bacon hath made suit to me for Letters of Administration of the Estate and ell'eots of Col. Thomas G. Bacon, deed. These aro therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of thc said Col. T. ir. Bacon, deceased, that they be and appear, before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be hold at Edgefield C. H., on 25th Oct. 1*76, at ll o'clock in the fore noon, to shew cause, if any they have, why tho said Administration should not bo granted. Given under my hand, this lltli day of Oct. Anno Domini, 1S7G. H. N. BOC EY, J. P.C. Oct. Il, 2t 43 Sheriff's Sale. STA TE OF SO UTK CAROLINA EDGEFIELD COUNTY. J. L. Addison, Administrator, de boni* von, on tho Estate of P. A. Eichelber ger, deceased, vs. David Graham.-Ex ecution. n>Y virtue of an Execution to mo di s? reeled, in thc above stated cause, I will proceed to sell at Edgefield CH., on the lirst Monday in November next, the following property, to wit: Onc Tract of Land, containing Threo Hundred and Thirty-seven (:'>'-'>7) Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of J. Ed wards, Mrs Jennings, Julius Banks, Luke Smith and others, levied on rts the property pf the Defendant, David Gra ham. Terms cash. Titles extra. J. A. RICHARDSON, S. E. C. Ort. ll?, 4t 43 Notice. IHEREBY g!ve'n''.tice-m all wliomay bo, pon?ejgpgtl pr inton?stod . in the Es-: tate or Prances Posey, dee'd., that M. W, Posey has applied to mn i'yr ?i .Pipal fr-J-r tl om ont and Discharge ns^tfinTntHiratbr of tho Estate of.tjaid^.-.cc^e.i. yJBhp darf for settlement rsrsfNoveiriner, 1(570. H. N. BOC EY, J. P. C. Oct. 2d, 1876. 3t 42 MILLINERY GOODS! m ? mn. awn li'i^nrwR trow* I . me m vm mw mirna mm l m !Mis? Ha- <?Fa ?j?eeli.ie? (Successor to Mrs. Leckie,) Ii AS now in Store, and constantly receiving, ene of the lin nd so nu ot and best selected Stocks of MILLINERY and FANCY GOf NOTIONS, ?c., to be found in this City, consisting in part of: AH the Latest Styles BONNETS and OATS FRENCH FLOWERS and FEATHERS, ' ,{ VELVETS, RIBBONS. &c, in all the nev: colors and endless vari* ty. ' The stock of FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY. ZEPHYR WORTEBS. &c, &c, was never so compl?tenlo all of which she roapc-tiully calls the attention of the old Patrons of the House, and the Lad Fen generally cl Edgefield, pledging herself to sell any article in the store as cheap as apy i louse in this City. i?"-i?I rs. Leek ?e. will remain with hie for the present, and will bc pleased to s-e ali her Old Friends, aaid any New ones who mav bp pleased to favor me with a call *t ?SS Broad-St., (3 doors above ?he Express Office,) Augusta, Ga. . L. J. LECKIE. Augusta, Ga., Oct. 10, 1876_ 3m 43 268 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Next to BARRETT & LAND. HEABPABTE1S gjl EBtEFDEiJ PEOPLE, Great Heforms in Prices ! 1*50,000 WORTH of DRY GOODS, bought at the recent sales in iSiew York, at very low prices, and now in Store to be sold at correspond ngly low figures. 20,000 Yards DRESS GOODS from Sc up to $1.00 per yard-Goods nev er before offered at such prices. [money. 10,000 Yards BLACK ALPACAS from 20c np-cheap at double the A beautiful line of BLACK CACHAI ERES from 25c to$2;C0per yard. A beautiful linc of BLACK and COLORED SILKS-all the new shades -at prices not to be beat. Warranted to wear. 20 000 Yards Kentucky JEANS, for Men and Bovs' wear, from 10c. up. 10.000 " All-Woof CAS8IMERES from 50c per yard up. 50 000 " FALL PRINTS from 5c a yard to tue best nt Sc. 25,000 " BLEACHED SHIRTING from 5c ?p to the best. 50 000 " 3-4, 7-8 and 4-4 Factory "SHIRTING* at Fcc! orv Prices. 25 000 M Factory CHECKS nnd STRIPES at Factoi v prices. A full line of NOTIONS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, NECK TIES, and nar.v other Goods too numerous to mention, which will be sold allow prices. A beautiful line of CLOTH CLOAKS, to be soid at prices never before ?ffered at in this market. The People of'Edenfield will do well to give me a rall before buying. Sir. W. E. LANBRUM will at all times bc- glad to welcome hi< friends and jive them Goods at prices which will please them. I will leave nothing indone, but will use my best efforts to give satisfaction to all who may pat .onize my Store. H. W. LANDRAM. A ugusta, Ga., Sept. 27, 1S70. 2m 43. T ^\.]\. JL HABUFACT?REBS OF ANO DEALERS lil EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CARRIAGES ?ND'* BUGGIES, PL?NTATION ?ND LUMBER WASONS, ?ARNESS, SADDLES, TRUNKS, BAGS, VALISES, SHOE FINDINGS, ? LEATHER of all kinds, ?BELTING, HARDWARE, Etc. CARRIAGE MATERIALS, SADDLERY, WHIPS, UMBRELLAS, ETC. "---y~ LGENTS for Hie Celebrated MILBURN AND t1^r:7Tln."^, H A TT"*?1"? ?M?m?iMy t-.C.%50-"&-' Plantation Wagons^ Vith IRON and THIMBLE SKEIN AXLES, which for LIGHT DRAFT md GREAT CAPACITY are unequalled by any other Wagons. Every Wagon Warranted. We are now rnceijing our Fall Stock of BUGGIES and LIGHT F AML jY CARRIAGES, which have boen rn :de with spacial ciro and are now >eing offered at. PRICES T<J SUIT THE TIMES. BS- SEED FOB CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST. ioB T. H. MAY. ) . R F. POSIT >R Y A ND SA L A'S' .MOMS : WMTT**' ' 208 STREET, l. S.' PAR.MEI.EI:. j Augusta. Grd. Augusta, Ga., Oct! 4, 187G. oin 42 .~***xn--i'7>: i- a-aw a- aaa--BB-nano---am ca- Tj-ggtr^rt 'inn A F?T in nnn.nr?TIT rt a 20,000 Pounds CLEAR-RIB BACON--SIDES, 20,000 " . D. S. SIDES, 10,000 ? BACON SHOULDERS, 20 Tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS, 200 Packages LEAF LARD-Tierces, Tubs and Buckets, ' 1,000 " NEW MACKEREL-full weights-Barrels, Half-Bar rels and Kits, 50 Hogsheads REBOILED MOLASSES, 25 " MUSCOVADO MOLASSES, 200 Barrels REBOILED MOLASSES, 100 " REFINED SUGARS, 300 Bags RIO COFFEE, BAGGING and TIES, SOAPS, STARCH, CANDLES, SODA, MATCHES, SPICES, WOODEN WARE, SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO, And all other articles usually kept in our lino,-AT LOWEST TRICES. -o ?ST Lient. Geo. 50. ISurton, (lately with MESSRS. MILLER & BISELL,) is with us and will be glad to serve his friends. WALTON & CLARK, 302 Bread SI., Augusta, Ga. Augusta, Ga., Oct. 4, 187G. 3m 42 John Ai Wise, Proprietor. Josiah Miller, Manager. TP I mjfm I 238 Broad Si., Opposite Masonic Hall, AUGUSTA, GA. -:o. E have on hand and are constantly receiving a full and complete lino of Consisting of selection* from all the popular Manufacturer?. Oar Stock is ALMOST ENTIRELY NEW, and purchased direct from the Manufac tuiers for Cash, and we are therefore enabled to compete with, any House South of Mason and Dixon's line. We would therefore ask our friends lb call and examine our Stock before y:-'i cruising, feeling assured that we ??^yr^^8?^^;(v?^^sS?SiW^J aitdipricet !>:,-.: '..?.../-'.' . .*>? i*bi!r* ; .. boiutig , . :?:OU? A'. K ;<. Augusta, Ga., Oct. 4,1S70. 3m 42 FOE, SALE ! Thc SJes? Place Offered for Sale in Eidgcflek! M?cc lite War ! 1,000 Acres Chelee Lands ! -0*-r IAV I LL sell ata Bargain tho VEfTS VALUABLE PLANTAT i, ? <= property}ot Mr. .J. S. McKTR] :*nd f'n which ho now resides, slVanteo-'about 1? miles from August?. 15 mile:; West pi r5dg< !le| 1 C. ll!, ii-.;! ?ih.-at 7 mi?ea !Voi:; ibo Savannah River. Ti.is Plantation is undoubtedly one ot rho ibu -[ io th'j Suite, it!i?i? wcl1 Rdapt td t i ?iii crops. The Tract contains I.OuU Aeres, alleoin parntiveiy lovel, live Hundred Acres in iriagniticeiit growth of natura! forest. Al?..nf. Fniir Hundred Acr<f now ready jor ii:.: plow, ?ii cleared since. th? war, mostly fron? natural srrowrh, nod very productive. About One Hundred Acres in old liehi pines Tin- land is sandy with a ri?hclay foun dation, and is as easy to cultivate as or dinary piney wot.ds'land Theopen land h:is benn well cared for^-terraced, :fnd a . j i.-ii lyvel used to,lay olf nn\>-rv n.-. '/.K lilly, no h'M li OS. Ii. i'diljiioii t.i ii.?' sup! rr prodil'Si-ve , ira;iM(iity..i>fvj.h'o?* - lands, the j.!-. <.:;<. .:' t:.< ij-si. stack girufr* IP i.... -'. l i ' 'ii t.'in bretni -es is ;i :r ><M wvrS'fiV !! ing I louse, new Gin L?*uso, Frame "vn mit Houses? ami till buildings Tripifred. Also, on thc nineo a fno' youiiir Orchard ..f .select fruit trees. Thc entire Tract well watered. To any ono wishing to engage In agri culture, i confidently recommend this place. Go .md look at the crops ?ow growing thereon-see the excellent ebii diliou of the entire premises-ibo MOW, hisrh fences-thc well arranged aiid com fortable Dwelling, anti other building the unbroken stretch of rieh; loamy black sandy land-and yeo will lie- con vined that there is nb bettor or more de sirable Plantation ii: She State. For price, &c, apply to Mr. J. 3. MC KIE, on the place, or to I). H. DURISOE, ??eal Estate Agent,. EDQEFIKTA) C. li., S. C. Aug. 30,1870. tf 37 Slieriirvs_Sa?e. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, E DG EFIELD COT 'Is T V. J. IT. Brooks, Executor, rs. M.C. Brooks, et. qi. M. C lintier, Assignee, vs. J. II Brooks, Executor, and .1. C. Brooks. g>Y virtue of an order from the Hon U'J li J). Carpenter, Circuit Judge, J will proceed to sell at Edgetiold C H. nt public outcry, on thu first .Monday iii Noveinfieme: i, the Real E-'.aicof \Vuit Held Brooks, dceoaaed, consisting in the ijrgreguto of Twenty-live Hundred and ISvoiily-six and one-hall Acres The said land will bo .sold in Ten separate mb-Jivisions, as follows : Tract X?. 1, known as tho Home stead, eontains Six-Hundred and Forty niue Acres, moro or'ioss, and adjoins lands of Bstato of Thomas Payne, lands ti A P, King, Tracts Iso. 2 and No. tl ?ind i) of .same lands This Traci hos on ?t a large, tine dwelling house, '.rio house, barns, stables, negro-quarters, &c, ifcc.j ?nd ls one of the best improved places in the County. Tho lands of this Tract arc nm surpassed In productive qualities by my lands in tue County. Tract So. '2, contains Ono Hundred ind Sixty-five Acres, more or less', and Adjoins lands ol' A. P. Kinjr, .John Horn md Tracts No. land 3 This Tract ie in ti high .-:ta:e of cultivation. Tract N'o. J?. contain:; Two Hundred ind Twenty-seven Acres, moro or less, and adjoins lands of Henry King, A. P. King, John Horn and Tracts ?So. -, 4, ind 5. This Tract ls also in n high state nf cultivation, and tho annan! average yield of the three forouoing Traci:-, for the past five consecutive years. In gross products, has been at least Eight Thou sand Dollars. Tract Xo. I, contains Three Hundred and Eleven Acres, more or less, and iidjolns lands of C. V*'. Holloway, il. G. M Dunovant, and Tracts No. 5and3. ? his a Tract of good land and is abun dantly watered and ? m i ? rod. Traft Xo. S, contains Turee Hun'Ired and Thirty-six Acres, more or lesa, and :.,?':i!is lands of ii. G M. Donovan*, John LLora 2ieaetn >.'o. U and.-!- This it - most desirable Tract ot land and is splendidly wafered and limbered. Tract No. G, coufains Two Hundred raul Fl fly-live A ?res, mordor less, and :(djo]iis lauds of thc Estate ol Thouin Pnyp.o,-(>::>'i:.-, thc ?tiitthi . r a l and Tra is r-**?. 1. ? and 7. 'i!:i-< ls a free, productive land, with plenty ol' waft i .nd timber. Tract N>;. J. con hi', us Two Hundred ?md twoivo Acres, moro or los, s nd ad joins ladds nf J. Butler,-W?rtsc, i ni/.f-. and Tracts No. fi, S and !'. 'i 'bis i s a simhir Tract to No. ii Tract No. ts, contains Fifty and one half ?Aeres, more or less, and adj lins lands <d'-Jordan,-Butler, and Tracts Xo 7 and u. This is a body <.: line wood land. Tract Xo. ii, contains Ono Hundred and Ninety-nino Acres, moro or less, and adjoins Tracts No. i. .;, 7, S and m Tliis Tract Ls well watered and tim-, bored. 1 rael Xo. ii), contains One Hundred and Tweii'tvlthrce Aeres, more or ?ess, ..?dj..in- lundi Of A. P. King; - Wultrui, -Butler and Traci N ?. !? This ir* good lund, well watered mu) limbered. Plats ol' ail these lands liuvo been made by Dr. R. T.; M i ins. They iiiay be seei: at any time at my office, and will be ex hibited on day of sale. THUMS : The costs and one-third ol' thc purchase money to be paid in c:ush ; th" nala.icc in two-equal annual Instalments, with interest from date of sale. Thc credit portion of thu purchase money to bc secured by tho bonds of the purcha sers and mortgages of the premises. Papers Extra. J. A RICHARDSON, S. E. C. Sept H', lS7<i, 7t 40 ST&VWGl.l.E3.SOIB01Lm. BULL GEARING MADE fEj P?RT?EIEiaiitT.STAXi?N? 'SHAFTING.P?'LLE Y S AND HANGERS Thc UNEQUALLED JAS. LggggL DOUBLE ADDRESS, POOLE & HUNT. DR. COVELL'S S3 OTAIv'IC Reai?iig Syrup, Liver imig oi't?tor k Blood P?n?ier. FOR G en oral Debility, Dyspepsia, Con stipation, Loss of Appetite, Skin Diseases, Scrofulaand Diseases caused by Impuro and Poisonous Blood. An Excellent Tonic! Prepared from tho private Proscription of Dr. Covell. For salo by S. II. MANGET, Under Masonic Hall, EboKFiHim C. H., S. C. Soot. 27, 1876? tf 41 GLOBE HOTEL ! AnausTA, GA., Sept. 12, '7G. Tho undersigned has opened the pop ular GLOBE HOTEL, and respectfully invites tho patronage of the former friends of the houso/and the public gen erally. Thc Building has been very materially changed as to its interior, and having been thoroughly cleaned, renovated, re painted, and Nowlv Furnished, offers ai Ulli oh comfort as any Hotel in the South. Tiie Table will alw.ays be supplied with thc REST that this and the neighboring markets alford ; and no pains will bc ?M?red !^ make THE ?T.CfBE HOTEL BIRST CLASS IN VLL RESPECTS. .lOL?S YY. CAMERON, tf?!) Proprietor. A Caril ! RlCHAKDSONVlLLK, Oct. 3, 187<?. Tho Undesigned W?ni ?isiir/i" the prae lice of d.-iierm?., cud'..ill attend p. (impt lv and ? .: viet Iv tb ai! rad ls :r,jo;i hftnv ?. . .. ... .1. A.LNEY.l Oct. .!. 1870. 3m . ? K 'JIU _..l I .-^-.-^i-1-? As C'ift pep?oyal borne. Baii^plci woi'h ?pd t? u>?\r $i tree. Smwoa & Co., rorllund, Mains, TERRIBLE CRASH! MAIL ME WHITE FLAG TD ?BE IS'?! Mt?r?} These Prices, or Strike for Shore ! H'?iE Modern ideas of Merchandizing have met and mastered THU OZ-.ID CREDIT S^STEIVL" i IT HAS COLLAPSED! pr*- r>- ., Aiicliou Bargaius From Hw Sheriff, lise Bankrupt, iiie ll. S. ^roiia! ?md the Assignee !' EVERY WEEK Riv-. D "i !' KSE lu .?>. i.LE?? P.?Cl-.a : 700 do'z*m 2 B nr<>-; Ki ', (?loves, ut 5?? n imir. 1..".i ;0id n Fi vc Eighth White .Hanckeretiieff., at. 3c. eaeir. 2,00($(?G2en Badine Linen Collars, xe lc. each' 700 dozen Ladies* White Cotton and Merino Ho*e, ar. 10 :. p?ri ;?air. Two rr.?i?i':ii? and a half Fine Combs, at 1 c. each, or ?50 foi $1; *' 1 ?000 tieften Lead Pencils (wnrr?iitej.) for ?-:. ?ai?ji. Q&Op? OST AVAILS NOTHING vv|jjr$ '?i?? ib; ?vwA^-i ?i e- four. I: ?' -M i .'> t. z-n Wt.vwi i;...!-. ::::?O?- - i with L <v;*t o?/') fjfijf.j.jvr'.. 70. 30 ?ti..] ??0 Ii. V? hite t>.:t?*:r I!...?-.' ;.- :',?.V. j. i pair.* worth in Nev.' tork os-t? dollar. .... . : ' ? -, . IN DR !.>:*> GO?DlS A.N I) :;?LI?S. ibc butchery is frightful. 50 pieces Silk, aU colora ?.-ut iihv quantify, nt 85 c-.vf. 25 pieces Bi??;k Silk at .^1 rind $1 50. S pieces Ponson Black Silk, sold in Auction Room, at $2 90 : we btfer same gooda at $2 per ^yord. 150 pieces Striped ami Plaih Dresafrcds, it lOe; per yard ; 100 dozen Lad ieaV Menno Under Vests, at 37 ? c. each ; Ruchihgn :-.t loo. Der dozen. 100 dozen Shirt?, white and colored, for tho poor man, at 35c. each. The Syren song of the swindler is played ; WHITE has leen the relief )f the victims to High Price?. 10 bales 4 4 Sea Island Shirting, slight ty damaged, at Ole. ; 100 pieces Lonsdale Shirting, at 0c; 500 pieces Our Own Shirting, at G?c ; 500 pairs LO-4 Blankets, slightly coiled, at $2-10, worth $-150 ; 100 doz^n Ladies' striped Shawls, at 50 and 75o. each ; 500 dozen Shoe Lac<s, one yard long, it lie a dozen: millions of Hair Pirn at lc. a paper; 500 pieces Scotch bingham, at, Sc. per yard ; 200 doz Wamsntta Shirts, 2400 Linen, all fin shed, at Si each ; 100 pieces best English Ticking, at 20o. y*rd ; 500 Brus sells Hassocks, at 15 to 45c. each, woi th 75 to $2 ; 100 dozen Towels, at He. each ; 500 dozen Towels, one yard long, at 10c. each ; millions of Pins it 2c. a paper ; 400 dozen English Tooth Brushes, at 5 and 10c. each ; 75 lozen nice Hair Brushes, at 10c. each ; o?0 dozen Ladies' Gray Silk Gloves, it 12*0. per pair. .Mo.it of these Gooils were bought at Cochran, McLean & -Co.'s great Bankrupt Sale. Deal wher.' yon can got the Best G ;ods for the least Money. T2EC Beaders ci'Xow Prices! ?J. B. WHITE &. GO., Limited.' Augusta, Ca., Sept. 27 3m. _41 Hnnn alli lill OOO Ooo FHE Subscriber has constantly on hand ons of "the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED Stocks of B00T6\ SHOES and HATS in the city of Augus a, all of which Goods being purchase! for' Cash, at the lowest figures, and }ein? entirclv unencumbered with rent*-, he is enabled to sell at prices IN CREDIBLY LOW, and will sell regardless of cost. The following scale will famish son.e idea of the prices: 1.0,000 Pr. Men s Brogans, " " Women's Leather and Goat Boots, Men's Kip Boots, Boys: , .. iViisses' Goat Boots, from 75 to $1.00 " 75c to $1.00 " ?225 tog-4.50 " |l 50 to ?2.00 " 50c to ?2.00 Together with a Large and Elegant variety of Gents' and Ladies' FINE BOOTS and SHOES, selected from t?ie most celebrated Manufactories in he United States, especially from tho.-e of MILES, ZEIGLER. SOLLERS and DUNBARR. V?S?. SS. F. Samuel is with me ind will be glad to seo all of his old (.Mgrrhrid frttrmts?.-'---:-"-'-- . - ?.\~~i1*~~~m E. F. GALLAHER, No. 2S9 BROAD ST., AUGI'STA, GA. Augusta, ii i., Sept. 20, 1S76. 3ui 40 V:,' ? J Si ?M?.M???i misa Wholesale and Retail Dealer in (lOG?lSg STOVES, TIr?W?RE, and HOUSE Fuimsi? 2?j Broad Sir?e?, Anguila, Hs, (Oui STA'M. W. U. GOODRICH ?? SON.) "?|E begs to inform the People of EdgefieM and adjoining Counties, that lis Siock of COOKING STOVES is complete in every particular. Thc U EXCPJSBOS" ?'ooa?," "Henry Clay," ki Cotton fi'lajat^'anil "SteivarV All First Class Stoves, always in Stock. B?* AU C?ooils ai Prices to suit the times. W. I. DELPH, 265 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Augusta, Ga., Sept. 20, 1S7G. 3m 40 NOTICE OF C?P?NERSHIP! ! HAVE this dav ??ssooiii?eil with mo. in the Cotton and Commission Busi ness, J. M. ANDERSON, under the firm name ol PEARCE, ANDERSON 6 CO. J. J. PEARCE. f. .1. PEARCE. if. M. ANDERSON. PEAECS, ANDERSON & CO., Cotton Factors and Commission ]??erclianis, ZVTo. 4 (Tao^LSon ?3t., ^?.ti.e**?.&ta, Get. BAGGING and TIES furnished, and liberal CASH ADVANCES made on Cotton in Store. Augusta, Ga., Sept. 27, 1S76. 3m 41 3p WING returned from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, where I I ud in a lull stock of Goods in my line, I offer the following to my oue tomeis and tte public : ?TE ANS, KERSEYS, CASSIMERE3, DOESKINS, REPELAIS TS, DOMESTICS, TICKINGS, L?N.GCLOTHS; WHITE GOODS, PRINTS, POPLINS, LUSTRES. SUITINGS, ALPACAS. C0A1 MON FLANNEL, CANTON TAB LE DAMASK, OPERA CAMBRICS, GINGHAMS, BOULEVARD SKIRTS, BALMORAL SHAWLS, UNDERVESTS, IRISH LINEN, CORSET JEANS, CORSETS, RIBBONS, COLLARS, SCARFS, NOTIONS: Men and Boys' HATS; a full assortment of BOOTS and KllOPhS including Hand and Custom-made work; full line READY-MADE CLOTHING; HARDWARE; GUNS: PISTOLS; SADDLES: BRIDLES; HARNESS; LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS; CROCKERY and GLASSWARE; GROCERIES and PLANTATION SUPPLIES ; old and new BAGGING and TIES. \ - . . . . *" B?*Having bought-loy; for cash, I can afford' to sell as "cheap "aB the cK??p?s?r*; C?.TTON ee^Hng??? to me for, sal?,* by Farmers," wil? -reoeive-. prompt.^tteat'l?R,:FREE OF COMMISSION." *' ' . ' " c. \ ':V.r:: ."-?.'*" ;jAi^^ErcabKy^ v Sept. 27,1S76. Iy20] ' GRANITEVILLE, S. C.'