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About Daily chronicle & sentinel. (Augusta, Ga.) 1837-1876 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1851)
M ■ (Upontde w Jr x3o:- , uj»*a , *** .: •* rai ••■' ! n:. -n« : * ■ - » : * - »Y WILLIAM S. JONES. AUGUSTA. GA.r FRIDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 12, 1851 ’ VOL-XV N 0.216. SUrms, sft. _____ CHRONICLE & SENTINEL IS PUBLISHED oaily, tui-weekly * weekly, BY WILLIAM 8 JONES. TERMS: DAILY PAPER.— PubliskedJllorningand Eve ning—To City Soaacaißxaa —Six Dollars Cr annum, payable in advance. Ip But «t ail —Seven Dollars TRI-WEEKLY PAPER.— Four DoUarspet an sum. in advance. WEEKLY PAPER.—(A mammoth sheet) Two Dollar > per annum, in advance. TERMS Or ADYIRTIIIVO. /IN DAILY PAPER, Fifty Cent* per square, twelve lines or leas) far the first! aaartioer Thirty tight Cents for the next five) and TSocniy-jios Cent* for each Buhsequentintartion; H EEKLY, Seventy five Cents; SEMI-MONTHLY ar MONTHLY, (in either paper) One Dollar ; and Rale and Figure Work, One Dollar, fir If next to reading matter and leaded, charged as a new advertisement each Inset tion. Professional or Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, Ten Dollars pa* annum. If oversix line pro rata per line. Communications designed to promoteprivate o individual interests, will be charged as advertise' nents. U No gratuitous Advertising, underanTcireum tances, except Marriage and Ob unary Notices; and hose, t then over six lines, wilibe charged as Adver isements. STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS. I square. (12 lines,) 1 month, without alteration t 6 Smooths, “ “ 12 “ “ 6 months, alteredquarterly, 18 < “ 12 months, “ “ 25 Yequares, one-half more than the above rates. “ three-fourths more than the above rates. 4 “ double the above rates. jy If next to reading maHo and leaded, doubts these rates. jj- Advertisementsnot marked the number o fJn ertioas will be continued and charged bytheinaer lon. With Merchants, Druggists end others, contracts Brill be made by the year as reasonable terms, as heretofore. When the bill of any hv.v» or firm amounts within nix months to 950 or upwsrds, for other than perma nent advertisements, a discount of 25 percent, will lie made if paid on presentation. DRT goods, dry goods. CHEAP AT GRAY BROTHERS, 290 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. MR* C« GRAY having led for the Northern Markets, to select a luge and splendid Stock :br the ensuing Pall Trade, (parts of which we will be receiving weekly for our wholesale customers,) ire now offer the remaining portion of the Summer Stock at such a low scale of prices that wc feel con 9dent will insure their speedy sale— Pine French CAMBRICS, worth 37e., for 25c. BAREGES end TISSUES equally low, CALICOES and GINGHAMS, 10. 12, and 16 yards for #l. Bleached LONG CLOTHS, 16 yards, for sl, Muslin and Lase CAPES, v-rv cheap, LINENS. DIAPERS and TOWELLINGS, A few DRESSES, ot extra rich li b ht colored silks, A beautiful lot of rich PARASOLS at cost, COUNTERPANES, Lmui anti Colton SHEET INGS, BED TICKS. OKI LI INGS, DIAPERS, every kind of DOVESTIO GOODS, soiling at un usually low prices, to make room for Heavy Goods. j«2B NEW &TORB ht TOWN. Opposite Messrs. Buford, B**U If Co.’s Ware Hsmoe, Broad St-, Augusta. fpHI Subscriber respectfully informs the public X generally, that he has and will keap constantly on hand a general assortment of 19RT GOODS, SHOES, HATS AND OROCKRIBS, All of which be offers for sale as low as can be pur chased in the city. Orders from the country prompt ly attended to. G. VAN NESS. Anguato. April 22, 1851. apß3-ly NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS WM. O. PRICE & CO, COATS. Tailoring and Furnish- HATS Dress and log ~ CAPS, _ n>ek * , ESTABLISHMENT, Umbrellas, DeOrsny end , Canes, Business. lnd Clothes Bags, COATS. Wholesale and Retail Shoulder Comfortables Dealers in BRACES, and Sack CLOTHING, Money Belts, COATS, oeq d a c~.» Toilet Cases, Silk, linen 258 Broad Street > BRUSHES, and Gingham AUGUSTA, Cloth COATS, HnriTn Hair, and of all desorip- the attention of thair Tooth. customs; na PANTS AKD of every de and STRANGERS scription. VESTS, Vi-rln, .he citv GLOVES, SHIRTS, Vrating the City- BTOCKB ' finder Shirts to mnin PURSES and Opting Styles »f and DRAWERS, fx o ft TY R Snspendert. cravats »oo d a Pni| Buppljof and * nd TbiMjunan SCARFS. GARMENTS (or the Trade. W AH orders promptly executed. ap27 LOOK HERE I raw STORE AND NEW PURNIJ TURK. , J. BILCOX (ft HAS REMOVED his life stock of F U R N ITURB, If* CHAIRS. MATRASSES, d e., next door to Dr. Turpin’s, immediately opposite hlsfcrmer stand, wham he intends keeping a gene n 1 assortment of Furniture, Chairs, Matrasses , d r., of kia own manufacture. Alee, a gsoduaort a cut of Northern manufacture, which be will war nrt, and at such arfeea as to make H au inducement a boas abo» (purchasing. to give him at ea< I at bia A AW F»» tfITURE STAND. oIZ-dAw I! AG L £ FOUNDRY . ? GEORGIA Jtues Street, neartha Old Pittours’ HstsL fpHM undersigned having purchased the inter- X oA es Mr. lon Tiuut, in the EAGLE FOUNDRY, Is new papered, with greedy increas ed Machinery, to furnish STEAM ENGINES, of ■V nos power. CASTINGS, si story deaorip dnkin either Iran er Brass, far Saw, or Merchant all kinds of fhffaff ■ gnat variety es PATTERNS on hand, ** rate Worfcmrn in my emnioy, lam abU T_ : "•nieh all orders entrusted to me, eteliort no ®eiS*w* •* prioes tolly as low an work es the nm N“y ena he laid down from the North or else tun. 'fhaakfal fur the liberal patronage heretofore be-. Monad upon the eld fins, 1 respectfully eolieic 11 Sssf rs **• mwa *i “d gnarantee a prompt ereeutian of aU orders sent me. '•I T I. NRBfiOV W *r* net tear imbning wash f**. Por W- H. A J. TURPIN. ? tiSgj Uhsral tense. THIRD ANNUAL FAIR OF THE SOUTH CAROUNA INSTITUTE. THE THIRD ANNUAL FAIR of the SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE, for the promotion of Art, Mechanical Ingenuity and lodus awill be held in Charleston, 8. 0.. opening on NDAY, 17th NOVEMBER, and continue du ring the week. Specimens in every branch of Mechanism, Art and Industry; also of Cotton, Rise, Sugar, Tobacco, and all etb-r Agricultural Products, is solicited, for which suitable premiums will be awarded. The fbUewtng special Premiums are offered: For the six beat specimens of Steel made from Spartanburg or other Iron, the product of a Southern State, and manufactured into Edged Tools of any kind—A Gold Medal. N B.—A specimen of the Steel in Ben to be sent with the Tools. Por the largest quantitv of Cocoons raised on one plantation, not leas than Tea Bushels—A Gold Me dal, or MO. For the lahgeet quantity of Spun Silk, the produce of any one plantation, not less than Ten Pounds—A Gold Medal, er Premium of 950. Far the hast Sea Island Cotton Gin, on aoma new principle, superior to that now in general use; or for any real and important improvement on the pre sent one—A Gold Medal. For the invention of a suitable machine for Pulver ising Red Pepper—A Gold Medal. For the best Steam Engine—A Gold Medal. For the beet model Steam Fire Engine—A Gold Medal. A large end commodious building has been select ed for this Exhibition, and every cere will be paid to the reception and care of Articles eent to the Pair, All Specimens must be in by the 13th November, Contributors to the Fair are respectfully requested, when they forward Specimens for Exhibition, to send lull descriptions of the Articles, and such in forma tion in general as may be of use, end proper for publication. Address J. H. TAYLOR, Chairman of Committee on Correspondence. Je24-dAwtNl7 REUBEN RICH’S CAST IRON WATER-WHEEL, WARRANTED to be the simplest, most ef fective, most durable, and the steadiest motor known. FOR SAW MILLS, under-heads,over-shaft, vary ing from 6a 14 feet. Price, at our works, for the Wheel, with 4 inch wrought- iron Shaft, (a recent material improvement over the east-iron, and ex empt from breakage,) balance crank wrist, all fitted complete, and right of use, 9160 FUR GRIST WHEELS, (single stone) under heads, over wheel varying from 6 feet to 14 lest. Price, at oar works, for wheel, short shaft, (of cast iron j ring aad cylinder, coupling and gudgeon, all fitted complete, aad right of nee, 9150 IRON SCROLLS, for saw wheels, under the heads named in c \see where the wheel furnished is a single one, 875 For double wheels,' **.990 RON SCROLLS, for the grist wheel, for the sbeve named beads, in eases where a single wheel is furnished-975 For double wheels, ..9100 These Scrolls have been recently muck improved for both Saw and Grist Hhasls, under the heads named, being now made entirely of Castand Beat er Iron, the latter a substitute for the staves, ren ders the Scroll lighter and more convenient to han dle, the weight being reduced to haltt The Wheel end fixtures are now fitted op ins much improved and very superior stylo. It is only necessary to contrast the equipments fur nished with this wheel, their completeness and du rability, to determine bow much cheaper it ie than any other known, while its superiority in all other aspects should secure it preference, even were it many times the east. Prioes, for Saw Joe Grist Mills, with heeds vary ing from the above, for geared mills, for cotton fac tories, paper mills, and other purposes, furnished on application, salting forth fully what is required. The subscribers having sold; within the past two years, over 600 of these wheels., most of which are in successful operation, will in future sell for Cash only, or approved abort paper, bearing inter t, with settlement effected before uelirory in all ca ». Superior mill-irons of all descriptions, at Northern prices, constantly on hand. FcU instructions, with drawings of the wheel in various positions, have recently been gotten op, and will be famished purchasers or applicants, so that no possible difficulty can exist in putting the wheel to work. “He that runs may read” these instructions and comprehend. Address GINDRAT A CO., Agents Montgomery Manufacturing Company, Montgomery, Alabama. ap22-tw6m _____ ___ GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA FOB Jaundice, Sick Head-ache, Disxineeo, Loss of Appetite, Constipation of the Bowels, Piles, ceased by Gastivenees, Pain in the Bones, or Rheumatism, caused by the uae of Mercury, Syphilis, Scrofula, Boils, Ulcers, Ac., Ac. THIS PREPARATION is made as pure as powible. Its bitter taste, aad beneficial ef fects in diseases of the Liver, and diseases arising from an impure state of (he Blood, prove it to be the purest and most useful preparation of Sarsaparilla that is made. Those who have used the various preparations of Sarsaparilla will find, by the taste and effect, that there is more Sarsaparilla in one bottle of Dr. D.’s pro pa ration, than in half a dozen bottles as it is geo ally made. That it might be more particularly adapted to pro fessional use, nothing but the pure Saraapai.ila has been used, that for different diseases, physicians might combine or prescribe with it, such articles as they might consider moat appropriate in eases under their treatment. Its alterative and mildly purgative effect upon the bowels, make It not only a good substitute for Mer cury, but useful in removing all diseases arising from tbeimprudent use of Mercury. Prepared only by J. DENNIS, M. D., Augusta, Georgia. Sold la Augusta by W. H. Terr, P. A. Mom, D. B, Fmtmi A Co., W. H. AJ. Tumrtu, Havi tin, kUautr,Ao. W. K. linrm, and Baaaarr Carter A Cow la Athens by Hiia A SaiTR. la MadfoDß by finaew A Saavica. la Atlanta by I. KDun. la Macon by Patwb A Nsaaar. in Marietta by Wat. Root. In Charleston, 8. O. by P. M. Conan, and Carry A Covet aims, and by Druggists generally. Prfoo—9l per bottle j 6 bottles for 96* IPr Remember to ask for DEN NlS’ GEORGIA SARSAPARILLA. je!4 COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU. Ac. IT BEING exceedingly difficult to make an eaQ temporaneous preparation of Bnehu, retaining ka BtU medicinal properties, the propriety of having a reliable preparation of it in a convenient and pala table form, at ones suggests itself to the practicing Physician. This article is no nostrum, but simply a concert* kratsdfinid extract afXNssata. Pereira and Uvm Uni tars&Qy prepared from the host materials, end has been successfully used by several of the meet emi nent Physicians of Augusta aad vicinity, In Chronic dioceses'of the GENITO-URINARY APPARA TUS, such an Gleet, Irritable Kidneys aad Bladder, ScrtoftUffa Af_ It has also been found a Tsloable addition te Bal samic mixture for Guuurrhew Q- The formula by vhieh It ia prepared ean he examined by Physicians at thair pleasure. Sold by ipl-dAwffm D. B. PLUMB A Druggtam MACHINE BELTING THE SUBSCaiBKHJS offer for sale, at manufacturer's prices, e large e|SM*msnf es Ne. L, Patent, Riveted. Stretched, sad Cemented Leather BELTING, emorted width* es the meat eppaeved manufacture, and es warranted mrteriale. to which they invite tbs attention es Msnkiniefe and NICHOLS A COl MATT* line for savannah and MACON. THE following is the schedule for this Route, recently ordered by the Postmaster General Leave Augusta daily at § A. M. Arrive at Midville same days by 7 P. M. Leave Midville daily at 1{ A. M. Arrive at Augusta same days by 2$ P M., except on Wednesdays, when it will be due by 34. G. W. DENT; Agent. July 22, 1351. jy%9 NOTICE. ALL PERSONS indebted to the late firms of William Grimslay A Co., Grimslev A Aveiy, and Minor R. Jones A Co., are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned, by note or otherwise, as it ia absolutely necessary to compel collections, in mder to meet be claims against acid firms. A. COLVARD, Attorney, Ac. Appling, August 5, 1851. auß swim BOUNTY LANDS. BY an act of the late Congress, Bounty LANDS have been granted to the Soldiers and Wid ows of Soldiers who served in the last war with Great Britain, in 1812, or in any of the Indian wars since 1790; aleoto Commissioned officers of the Mexican War. Havir formed an association with legal gentle men in ' ashingtoo City, lam fully prepared with the nec» try forms and requirements of the Act, to proceed ir behoof of all those interested therein; also to pn c acute claims of every description against the Goveri. jaent. Office on Jackson, between Reynoldsaud Broad-st 08-ts JOHN MILLCDGR. BRICK, BRICK. TUB subscriber, at the Briek Yard, formerly owned by Mr. Sibley, in the upper end of Hamburg, has now on hand between Two and Three Hundred Thousand good BRICKS, made of the best material, and will compare with any in the market, and be will keep a good supply on hand for ■ale. jes CHARLES HAMMOND. WM. H. TUTT, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL JJ DRUGGIST, |J Angaita, Georgia, —HAS NOW IN STORE -10, 000 lbs. White LEAD, 50d gallons Linseed OIL, 1 000 I be. Spanish BROWN, I,OUQ Iba. Venetian RED, 600 gallons Spirits TURPENTINE!, 200 gallons Copal VARNISH, 12 dos. assorted Paint BRUSHES, Paint MILLS, Chrome Green and Yellow, Prussia and Ultramarine Blue, Paris Green, Ter da Sienna, Umber, and Artists Odors, together with e large Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMER x CHEMICALS, to which the attention of pur chasers io invited. iv'i-ddtwlm Crookary, China and Q-lassware PJjr THR subscribers keip constantly cm mk band a general assortment of Crockery, mil I mm Chios and Glassware, which will bis Wu sold as low as eon be bad elsewhere. We invite (be attends* of those in want to our steak, be ore making their purchttaas. N. A—Orders from the country carefully peeked and warranted to go safe. MUSTIN A LATHROP, au!6 Below Poet Office Cegaer. HOME INDUSTRY. 'riHG tmOKAIIOIKD era now prepared X to fill all orders for BUCKETS, of superior quaiity tosny brought to this and as low as Übsy mb be laid down. en!9-dAwtf K. LOQVHA»T A CO To Close Consignment. 488L9. Old Monoogahela WHISKEY; 1 Uhd. SUGAR t 4 Pipe BRANDT: 4 Cask Madeira WINE ; 4 “ Muscat “ 4 “ Malaga “ 2 Boxes Bitter ALMONDS ; 1 Crate BOTTLES; for sale by au]2 A. SABAL, Agent. CHOICE LARD IN KEGS. PA KEGS LARD, tlif 20 bbis. Sugar-Cured HAMS, 15 No. 3 MACKEREL, 10 kegs Goehtn BUTTER, Per Steamer, in Store, and for sale by aul6-dtf ESTES A RICHMOND WINES AND LIQUORS, pr DHLS* Extra N. Orleans WHISKEY, tlv 25 M Rose GIN, 26 “ Felton's RUM, 20 " Eagle Monoogahela WHISKEY, 30 “ do. Do. 5 “ Mint CORDIAL. 6 “ London Cordial GIN, 10 casks Byass’ London PORTER, 6 “ Younger’s ALE, 10 eighth casks Madeira WINE, Just received by jy23-dAwtf ESTES A RICHMOND BOOTS, SHOES. AC* -rffil WE HATE just received a splendid JyHe amort meet of BOOTS, SMOGS. Ac., made f ItaL expressly for our retail trade, consisting in St of nt’a fine Calf and patent leather Dress BOOTS, do do do Opera uo do do do Monterey do do do do Congress do do do Pa'o Alto and Oxford do do do do Brogans do do do Buckskin Congress BOOTS, do do Palo Alms, Ac. do Ladiss fine French Satina Gaiter BOOTS, all Colon, do do Sandal 1 do do do do Scroll do do do Linen do do do Kid SLIPPERS, TIES and BUSKINS, do do Rosette SUPPERS, Jenny Linds, Ac. Boys’ and Youth’s ftnn Calf BOOTS, do ; do Gaiter do do do Pattent BROGANS, Ac. Miasea’ A Child’n’s GAITERS A Half GOITERS do do Patent Leather Button BOOTS do do do do BROGANS, do do Morocco BOOTS and Ank'e TIES, do do Kid SLIPPERS, Jenny Linda, Ac. -ALSO- Servant’s Shoes of every description. . FORCE, CONLEY A CO., Sign Mammoth Boot, Brood Street, opposite losu* ranee Bsnk. mv4 AUGUSTA FOUNDRY, ■nan nm smmu iauwu bbpot. Jk THE PROPRIETORS cf tbewi m A works respectfully tender their thanks hr liberal patronage which they have re ceived. They am stlM prepared to famish IRON and BRASS CASTINGS. Also, GEARING so all deneriptkmi of Machinery. 1 STEAM ENGINES Ofvarioos rises made te order. We have la coarse of construction, two of twelve, end one of twenty five hone power. Also, Gearing for Hills. In February Ink, we started an Engine of twenty-five horsepower, at Abbeville Court Hone* South Car oline. We take the liberty of inserting a letter re ceived from one of the Proprietors es the Mill. TALL! AFERRO A TORBET. AnsvauL April 9th, 1861. Gentlemen: The Engine still works wdl, end is edarired by all who have seen It. Several gentle men (Yoei a distance, who are well acquainted with similar works pronounce Ha fine Engine, and ex* prem sd some some enrprise when I told them It was menufcetured in Augusta. We are enttiag from flUMcal }Jrott«fiion MEDICAIr CARD. O* Dfi A. O. Heart has pannuwiliy located ra Augusta, ud tenders bfa Proftnoul Services to the dkiam of U»U plane mil Hembsig. Oftu ■orth side Broad-a., next door above John J. Byrd’ **•**l Gwewy Stare, Harper’s Range, when h„ will bo fonnd at all boon, on leas abaent on pro Tog. aioul engagement*. Calla at night will find him |„ b ! e keeping room, rear of hk office )ell-d6m O. HUMOR, A. H., K. D., SURGEON DENTIST, Aceoara, houu. Office over Carmichael <f» Co*a Hardware Store* fSBSSSb Teeth, Constitutionally Healthy, qTMBak plugged and warranted for lile. Re rfrS 7 j ,reoe,^l)ri - P » Bl *• Ere, Mean, Campbell, LeConte ; John Boons, D. Hand Porter Fleming, Eaqa., and other*. «p^ DBNTISTRT. D. ft. CHAftK, H. D„ DantM, AUGUSTA, UA. Ofiee south aide at Bread, treat, on* •quart above the Gbbe, and a few doorabelewthe Franklin Housa. n23-ly A CARD, R. K. C. IOFOB having }"A met with such liberal encour- HMVI agemeat, takes pleasure in informing VI • 8 0 • bis friends and tue public that be h»« permanently located himself in Augusta ns Professor of the Piano Porta and Organ. Communications left at the M uais and Book Store of Messrs. Geo. A. Oates A Co., will bs punctually attended to. ja4-ly H. G. KURSK, TEACHER OF MUSIC, J3T Respectfully informs the Ladies end Gentle men of Augusta, that be gives Instruction in Vocal Music, on the Piano, Violin and Guitar, in tha moat thorough manner. Calls left at Mr. Catlin’a Music store, will be promptly answered. n 22-! y CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Ac., Ac., Ac. ro GOLD AMD SILVER Watches, of all kinds. V* Jewelry, and various rich fancy Goods. Fancy Hardware and Cutlery. Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles. Silver Warn. Plated Goode of nil kinds. Gone, Sporting Apparatus. Pistols. Solar Lamps, Girandoles, in gold and silvet. Table Cutlery, of Rodgers and others. China Wain, Cot Glass Ware, of latest style, docks, Parlor atod Office Clocks, and a large stock of cheap Clocks for country trade. Andirons, Fenders, Shovels and Tongs. Watch Materials and tools of all kinds for Watch, makers. For sale at fair prices by CLARK, BACKBIT A CO., Dealers in Fancy and Military Goods. Repairing of Clocks and Watches by good , Workmen. M. B. Whenever it may be inconvenient for per sona ram ding at a distance to visit the city, any thing in the above line will be lurniahed promptly upon re* rceiptot an order and on tha usual time.* nfi -81.000 REWARD. DR. HUHTBR'S celebrated SPECIFIC, for the earn of Gonorrhea, Strictures, Gleet and Analogous Complaints of the Oigans of Generation. f~)rOf ell remedies yet discovered for the above complaint, tbit is the most certain. fV It makes a speedy and permanent cure with out restriction to diet, drink, exposure, or change of application to business. Jjr Kt is perfectly harmless. Gallons of it might be taken without injuring the patient. |~g* It is put up in bottles, with full directions ac companying it, so that persona can cure themselves without resorting to physicians or others for advice. Jj” One bottle is generally enough to perform a core. Price SI. nr It is approved and recommended by the Roy al College of Physicians and Burgeons of London, and has their certificate enclosed. nr It is sold by appointment in New York by Robert Ellet A Son, and in Augusta, Ga., at No. 195, Metcalf’s Range, Broad street. aplfi TOOTH BRUSHES. TCIHE English TOOTH BRUSHES, impelled JT expressly for us. je29 D. B. PLUMB A CO. Just Arrived by Steamer Marion OA BBLS. Hiram Smith FLOUR, from New 9 Wheat, 30 bbls. pure Genesee FLOUR, from new wheat, 15 11 Pressed LARO, n choice article, 2 “ new Smoked BEEP, very fine. 10 kegs choke BUTTER, In Score, and for sale tow by au3o dtf E'TBS A RICHMOND. GOSHEN BUTTER, RBCBIVBD every week, per Steamers Ala bama and Florida, by Isfl K C. TINSI.FT FLOUR, FLOUR. A n BBLS. fresh ground G nal FLOUR, re tcv eeived this day, and for sale low by nu!3 HAND A FLEMING. CUBA AND N. O. MOLASSES. 1 A A HHDI. best Cuba MOLASSES, 1 l/U 50 bbls. N. O. Do., For sale by )>3l HAND. WILLIAMS ACO GROCERIES. JUST RBCKITHO, in addition to my former stock— -400 neks SALT, 60 bales Gunny BAGGING, 100 coils bam Kentucky ROPE, 100 kegs NAILS, assorted sixes. 60 baga prime Rio COFFEE. 1,000 bushels Cherokee LIMB. For sale tow by eu2o WM. H. HOWARD. JUST LANDING, A HD FOE SALK, at the corner of Broadand Cl. Centra Sweets — 3,000 lbs. LARD, in barrels and kegs, S',ooo “ BACON HAMS. 6,000 “ SIDES 10 kegs BUTTER, n fine article, 10 bbls. POTATOES for Retail, 5 boxes ORANGE* 6 “ LEMONS. Will be aoldoo aacommot dog terms by my6-tf 1. P. CALHOUN. SUGARS. ITTART*S Loaf, Crushed and Powdered SU • kJ GAR, far sale by an!3 BAKER A WILCOK. Bacon, Bacon. QA HODS, prime Bacon 81 DBS,Clear and Rib; 30 “ “ “ SHOULDERS » - 6,0110 lbs. chaise HAMS, far family use | Joel received and far sale by •ul3 HAND A FLEMING. SUGAR, SUGAR. OA HHDI. prime P. R. SUGAR; *»V 75 bbls. Granulated mmi Clarified SUGAR, in store, and for sale bw, by •■l3 HAND A FLEMING. CHEESE. 50 BOIBS pma CHEESE, in Store, end n 029 by WILLIAMS A BROTHER. B HUSHES.—Hair, Hat, Teach, Nail, White wash, Cloth, Artist’s Bristle and Table Scrub bing, Fluor. Painter’s and Marking Braabea. A fall inniful es all varieties, for sate by PHILIP A. MOISE, s 6 MetealPe Range. REMEDY FOR HORSBS.-A V new fat fib Ray seeftsei by ■ PHILIP A MOISE, aeS 196 MatmtlTaßa^e. New Works, New Works, THE Works of the Rev. Richard Cecil, late Mfafolii nfßt. JohdVCbspei, Lbndob, in three Sermons on Important Subjects, by the Rev. Samuel Davie, A. M., President of the College of New Jersey, with an Essay on the Life and Timas of the Author, by Albrrt Btrace, in three Volumes. The Lite and Poa er of True Godliness, described D D****** Di- ijreet, by Alexander McLeod, The Anxious Enquirer after Solvation, directed end encouraged, by John Angeli Jamaa, author of Family Monitor, Ac. Dally Bible 111 n itrations, being Original Readings for a Tear, on subjects from Sacred History, Biogra phy, Geography, Antiquities and Theology, especial ly den good for the Family Cire’e, by John Kitto, This Binary of Rome, by Thome* Arnold. D. D., late Regale Prof, of Modern History in the universi ty of Oxford, bead Master of Rugby School, and Mamber of the Arotanol gical Society es Rome. The Method of the Divine Government Physical sod Moral, by Rev James MeCooh. Expoaikry Discourses on the First Epistle of the Apostle Peter, by John Brown, O. D. An Introdutucm to the Critical Study aad Knowl edge of the Holy Scriptures, by Thomas Hartwell Home, D. D , of St. John College, Cambridge. Home fa Home, a Domestic Tale. 10, a Tele of mo Olden Fane, by K. Barton. IheUnited States Quarterly Post-Office Guide, by Eli Bowen, late of the Journal Poet Office. The Pate, a Tale of Stirring Time*, by G. P. R. James, Esq. The Stone-Mason of Saint Point, a Village Tale by i. De Lamartine. Also, Harper’s New Monthly Megasine for Sep tember, sod Nos. SBO and 361 I ittel's Living Age. Also, e large assortment of New Mnsie, just re eeived and for sale by the subscribers. t.7 GEO. A. OATES A CO. Interesting Publications. TWICE IoH Tale*, by Nath*l. Hawthorne, The Koue, by ttulwer, Stuart of Dunleatb, by Mra. Norton, Fii»t Impressions of England and its People, by Hash Miller, Five Yean in Africa, by Camming, Aurics u* Young Ladies, by Arthur, Nctso Bad as We Seem, by Buiwer, Ctimes’a Mesmerism and Magic Eloquence, Principles of Zoology, by Louis Agassis an I A. A. Gould, Steam for the Million, Lyeli’a Travels in tha United States, Coleman’s Travels ie Europe. Just received end for aale by afi THOMAS RICH AR PS A SOW. D. B. PLUMB A CO. Between U. S. Hotel and Poet Office Corner, AveusTa, Gxa. DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical aad Dental Instruments, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, French and American Window Glam, Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, Brushes of every deedin'ion, Paint Stones, Paint Mills, Ac. Ac. e i3O TO RBNtT 9ROK the Ist of October next, the DWEL- F LING and STORE corner of Centre and g Bllie-etraetr. The lot ie large sod conve nieat. The House has ten finished Rooms, and the Bakery is in good repair. MARY DIEHL, Ex’x. Os the last will and testament of John P. Diehl, deceased. s2-tf TO RJSNT, ®IROM Ist October next, the DWELLING on Bay-street, next below Wm. M. Row »uu —, now occupied by M r - F. Holman. —ALSO— The DWELLING, with large Garden Lot, on Mclntoeb-st., immediately below Railroad Depot, now occupied by Mr. W. J. Owens. au3o-tf T. S. METCALP. TO RUNT, Pf FROM IST OCTOBER NEXT. Hiiii The Brie't DWELLING, with Stable and ii.’'denannexed, situated on North side Broad street, ia Ward No. 4, at present occupied by Mi. A. S. Hill. Apply to JOSIAH SIBLEY, Auga*ta, Ja'y 19, 1861. jy2o-twif To Kent, JjN THE large and commodious STORE on jj Broad street, at present occupied by French Sutler, in tha Wbelestee Grocery Business. —ALSO FOR SALE— At Cost, the remainder of their STOCK now on hand. ru2o FRENCH A BUTLER. TO RENT. THAT PART of the Doable Tene lia ment HOUSE, opposite Mr. MoWhortei’i late residence on Ellis street, now occupied by f >ept. David A. Philpot. Paesesaioo given on the Ist cf October next. Apply to R. Rousts, comer of Centro and Broad street, or to au2Q.tf WM. R. MoLAWS. TO RENT. THREE OR TOUR ROOMS* aniuble for Bed Chambers. Also, 2or 3 Back Stor es, ply to : |y26 M. P. STOVALL PURR DRUGS AND MEDICINES. . PHILIP A. MO IKE, Druggist . 0 and Chemist, Metcalf’s Raage, Aagus- W II ia, Ga., has now on band, and ia eon- n rtandy receiving, a large and well selected etoekof the very best Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuifo, Ac. Orders from tbs coon'ry properly fillr L aad at prims which cannot foil to pfoasa. ' v7O -w W. H. C. MILLS, PACTOR A COMMISSION MERCHANT Continues business at his old stand, No. ITS Bay-»ttssl, Bavanaah, Onerfln* mnuicii t Messrs. O'Antigua*# Evans, Augusta. “ Charles Day # Co., Macon. ol “ E. Padlsford # Co., Savanna. j. u TATLon. ( eiawniMTs J. Is. TAYLOR A CO„ AUCTION AND COBCMIBSION MER CHANTS, Nm. 31 Chartres and 41 Customhouse Streets, Mw Orleans. Rcrnnaacns. — Boston—Meson. Emwson, Ceeh raa A Co., aad Bernahu Usskail. Mobile —Messrs. G. W. Deereuoe A Sen, and How* A Bachellor. New York—Meson. JJtenbar A Brother, J. D. Scott A and Conklin A Smith. New Orleans— Hon. A. D.Crosaman, Mayor, Menua, Hoy t A Ford, Hall A Kemp. Hama A Morgan, M. Garcia A Co., and Samuel Wolff. * GREEN WAT* BROTHERS A CO. ixroifiu AMD WHOtfttl a DIALS** I FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS* 46 Broadway* —■—••Eater York* Eawaaa M- Gaaaawar, 1 W«. W. P Uuhwat J. HaasT Gaxxawav. 1 Fmaaoro Haaaai*. iah27-6a>d ORISVWOOO A MORRIS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS Oilton Nn. ITclinm pit tmUg-st rest, NEW ORLEANS. H. T. • BBSS WOOD. JOSIAH MOBBIB te26-dlT* - " J, O. (MOL AKB A CO., COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS* Okattaaofga *« ••*••••• i a22-ly _! CtlAttLEI F. MeOALLA* COMMl3ai6Nfi^,/p«WABOOW apalaomsuala* -r 1 SENTINEL JHrerritenj. An|uU—An Editor's laipreuiou. The editor of the Knoxvffle,Tenn., “ Plebeian,’ ’ who recently spent i few days !n Augusta, gives his readers his impressions of the City, Its bu siness, <fec., is the so. lowing correspondence : Cirr or Avgusta—Her Trade and Pbob pbcts.—l reached Augusta on Sunday last, after a pleasant trip of 356 miles on railroad. The Georgia Road lean excellent work, and is well kept up, which reflects much credit to tee enter* prising company. It passes through a hillfi but not the lees deilghuui country, lor that. The State Road is in bad condition, for which the State deserves to be censored a little. She ought to sell the Road, or si least two thirds of the Mock, so as to stve individuals the control of the work, which would remedy the evil/ Bat this road, though, when compared with the roads connecting with it is every wav inferior, pays well, and land politicians are afraid to mount the question of a sale of the stock. The committee appointed by the Governor to look into the condi tion of the work,have, 1 understand, recommend ed an expenditure of several hundred thousand dollars, to put the road in complete gcar,andif this is done all evils will be for the time removed. In the end, and sooner or later, this state will have to dispense of apart or all of the stock of her roads, lor I am of opinion a State is not so capable of controlling, through her agents, a work of this kind, and making it profitable, as would boa company of private individuals. Augusta is a beautiful city—well laid out, and full of a thrifty, courteous and sociable people. The streets are very wide and cross each other at right angles. The business houses ate prin cipally confined to Broad street. This la said to be the widest street Wi any city in the Onion. It is 17(1 feet wide, and is lined on either side with a row of trees. Their thick foliage forms a de lightful shade in the summer months, and ren ders shopping with the ladies,a pleasant past time, while the loungers, (oi which there ate always a goodly number in a city ot any size) are pro tected an i encouraged in their sin cl laziness. But for real beauty and ornament. Green street takes the palm. It is not quite so wide as Broad street, butil much more tastefully decorated with ahade trees. In the centre, aud about twenty feet apart, two rows of trees extend the entire length of the street. In the space between these rows, grows a rich carpeting of grass. This has a fine effect, on either side of the street, snd corresponding with the central rows runs a row of shade trees. This street is as yet somewhat sparsely settled, but it mast soon be the centre of fashionable residences. The City Hail is a large and very fine building. The style of architecture is Viry rich, and re flects much credit to the designer. It is in the , centre of a beautiful park of large and beautiful shade trees. The building has been standing some fifteen years, and is a kind of pet of the citizens; and well it deserves to be, for it Is a monument of their city pride and public spirit, and would be an ornament to any city. 1 was rejoiced to see the manufactuiiog spirit so rife'fn Augtiiita. There are a number of manufactories, of different kinds, and the fact now commonly known here that the proprietors or corppanie*i are ail making and rapidly, Inde pendent and princely fortunes, in having a good efiect and is feeding the, manufacturing spirit of enterprise. 1 was rejoiced to see it, because 1 have long looked upon this as one of the beat and sorest means of seceding from the North, peaceably seceding ; and It would be a means, too, that even the extreme sticklers about the right of a state under extreme circumstances, to secede from the Union, could not properly stig matise as ‘‘revolutionary.*’ Give us commer cial independence, say I, snd we can soon starve the North into an acquiescence in the plain guaranties of the constitutional compact to os and ours. The churches of Augusta are in the main fine buildings, and reflect much credit to the respec tive denominations by whose beneficent dona tions they were raised. Thepubiic buildings are all creditable to the spirit and liberality of the citizens. The Georgia Medical College is a fine structure, and like all the public buildings, is sur rounded with a lawn or park, richly studded with fine and luxuriant shade trees, which serves double purpose of ornament and use. They have beside this several academies, male and fe male. On the whole Augusta is unsurpassed by very few cities of the South. It is seldom visi ted by those scourges so common in some of the cities of the South West. Its trade and popula tion are last increasing, and it bids fair one day to become to the South, what Philadelphia is to the North. Indeed, if Southerners would look to their own interest —would throw their trade into their own Atlantic cities, instead ol carrying it to the feet of the North, Augusta, Savannah and Charleston would ere many years be to them what Philadelphia, Boston and New York is now to the North. Would that the eyes of my countrymen of the South were opencu that they might see the immense necessity to them of a laudable and concerted effort alter the perfection of Commercial Independence. Augusta, Qa., Sepu 1, 1861. Tua Trade of AveuerA. —I have elsewhere referred to the city of Augusta In a general way, As my business here baa led me principally with the business men, I have thought a brief notice of some of the principal business bouses would not be inappropriate { but might serve as a guide to my Tennessee mercantile readers, who may determine to lay in their goods at this point. A large number of the merchants of the eastern portion of Tennessee already purchase a part or the whole of their goods heie, and 1 am fully convinced that more of them might make it to their interest to do so. 1 have had the pleas ure during my short stay in Augusta, to look through many of the wholesale establishments, and confess that 1 was agreeably surprised to see the extent and perfection to which most of them are carried. There is but veuy little use lor my Tennessee friends to go North to lay in their stocks of merchandise, for they will find Mi Augusta every thing they may desire, and on as good terms, I have no doubt, aa they could elsewhere. BROWN’S ESSENCE OP JAMAICA GIN GER.—This is a remedy suited to the ex tremes of beet and cold, aad at all time* beneficial, whan gentle loom and atimulniing influence* tre re qei.ed lu sdnuUnt property, being independent of ilcboholic power, it* effect aa a frequent remedy o :ed never be dreaded. While it strengthens and i..freshes the debilitated in the summer season, it is not lam potent during the inclemency cf winter | by warming with its healthy tonic principle, and ena bl’ag the system to resist the influence of fecipi-nt dieeues. which lurk in a changing climate. Ne fntni’v snoHd be Without It, and to traveller* °® long journeys, or by sea. it will hs frond t Invaluable. For sale in Auyosta by the A rent, ,2 8 7 PHILIP A. MOiSB NEGROES, NEGROES, NBGz-Ofc*». SOB* 1IUUV»». E?* tl Mt«IrMEUBOE». J ' M<wk will make ons hundred and Sstuafisu wqbavn the Market. By calling at our Depot at O. purchase** can be suited, and those requjNed to examine nor & kottertson. pyniß GOMQEEM WaTER.--12 dauan r direct from the Spring, received par Reamer Lbbm mvf.-i —‘-0 —* "*
