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JJV WILLIAM S. JONES. AUGUSTA. GA.‘, SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 18, IRSI VOL. XV N 0.217.
Cerme, &t.
TUB
CHRONICLE & SENTINEL
IS PUBLISH ED
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BY WILLIAM S JONES.
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heretofore.
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nent advertisements, a discount of 25 percent, will
be made if paid on presentation.
NEW STORE
DP TOWN.
Opposite Messrs. Buford, Beall !r Co.'s Wars
House, Broad St , Augusta.
THE Subscriber respectfully informs the public
generally, that hs has and will keep constantly
on band a general assortment of
DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS AND
GROCERIES,
All of whieh he offers for sale as low as can be pur
chased in the city. Orders from the country prompt
ly attended to. G. VAN NESS.
Augusta, April 22, 185 L ap23-ly
NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
WM. O. PRICE & CO,
COATS. 'Tailoringand Furnish- HATS
Dress and ing CAPS,
Frock. ESTABLISHMENT, Umbrellas,
DeOrsay and . Canes, .
Business. and Clothes Bags,
COATS. Wholesale and Retail Shoulder
Comfortables Dealers in BRACES,
and Sack CLOTHING, Money Bella,
SHk.Wn 258 StreM . BROSHE?
and Gingham AUGUSTA, Cloth
COATS, mviTß Hair, and
of nil descrip- the attention of their ToUh.
CUSTOMERS
PANTS AND of every de
and STRANGERS scription.
VESTS, Visiting the City GLOVES;
SHIRTS, visiting me uity SXOCKa>
Under Shirts to thbis PURSES
and Spring Styles of and
DRAWERS, an nnq Suspender a.
CRAVATS GOODS P||llßupp i yof
and and TLiMMtnea
SCARPS. GARMENTS lor the Trade.
All orders promptly executed. ap27
LOOK HERE
NEW STORE AND NEW FURNI*
TORE.
J. SILCOX
(ft HAS REMOVED hit
fak, stock of F U R N ITURE,
Isl CHAIRS. MATRASSES,
dt e., next door to Dr. Turpin’s, immediately opposite
hiiformer stand, where he intends keeping a geno
r» 1 assortment of Furniture, Chairs, Matrasses,
dr.,ofhiaovn manufacture. Also, a good assort
ment of Northern manufacture, which he will war
r i -1, sad a’ such prices aa to make it an inducement
o hose abc* {purchasing, to give him a call at bia
NW PPi SITUBB STAND. 012-dAw
EAGLE FOUNDRY .
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
Jonas Street, near the Old
Planters’ Hotel.
THE undersigned having purchased the inter
est of Mr. Jonn Tilxxt, in the EAGLE
FOUNDRY, is now prepared, with greatly increas
ed Machinery, to furnish STEAM ENGINES, of
any aise or power. CASTINGS, of every descrip
tion. in either Iron or Brass, for Saw, or Merchant
Mills, Factories, Gin Gearing, Ac., Ac.
Also, PULLEYS, SHAFTING, and all kinds of
MACHINERY.
Having a great variety of PATTERNS on hand,
and first rate Workmen in my employ, lam able
to furnish all orders entrusted to mo, at abort no
tice. and at prices tally aa low as work of the asms
quality eaa be laid down from the North or else
where.
Thankful fur the liberal patronage heretofore be
stowed upon the old firm, 1 respectfully solicit a
eoodnoauea of the same, and guarantee a prompt
and faithful execution of all orders sent me.
U1 T. L. NEESON.
BOYD’S PERMANENT INK.—Another sup
ply of this very elegant article, just received.
Those who use this Ink, need not fear iia being wash
ed ont, or injuring the article writtao upon. For J
ialtby the principal Agents.
W. H. A J. TURPIN.
N. B. The Trade supplied on liberal tanas.
su29 ‘ -
NEGROES, NEGROES. NEGROES,
JUST ARRIVED, SEVENTY-SIX youug,
likely NEGROES, which, added to our tanner !
Meek, will make one hundred and fourteen ws Imrs
tew oaths Market. By calling at ear Depot A.
Hamburg, S, G., purchasers can be Bulled, and than,
wishing to purchase are requested to examine oar
Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
o 4 twdkwtf JENNINGS A RORBRTSOW.
CONGRESS Water.—l 2 doean
* direct from the Spring, received per steamer
Marion. Porsnleby
aa2 PHILIP A MOISE.
SMON SYRUP.—A sow barrels, the
Savor of the fruit, on hand and for sale by
W. H. A J. TURPIN.
Fiowota rum and mem.—
Y * "wsieing of various paterae of China, Metal
8 •
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MAIL LINE FOR SAVANNAH AND
MACON.
THE following is ihe schedule fer this Rente,
recently ordered by the Postmaster General
Leave Augusta daily at 6 A. M.
Arrive at Midville same days by 7 P. M.
Leave Midville daily at 1| A. M.
Arrive st Augusts asms days by 2| F M., except
on Wednesdays, when it will be due by 3s.
G. W. DENT, Agent.
Inly 22. 1881. Jy29
NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS indebted to the late firms of
William Grimaley A Co., Grimalay A Avery,
and Minor R. Jones A Co., are requested to make
immediate payment to the undersigned, by note or
otherwise, as it is absolutely necessary to compel
collections, in ctder to meet the claims against said
firms. A. COLVARD, Attorney, Ac.
Appling, August 8, 1851. auß sw2m
BOUNTY LANDS.
BY an actof 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; also to Commissioned officers of the Mexican
War.
Havin formed an uroociation with legal gentle
man in \ ashington City, lam fully prepared with
the necet f iry forms and requirements of the Act, to
proceed in behoof of all those interested therein}
also to pn * acute claims of ovary description against
the Government.
Offioeon Jackson, between Reynolds and Braad-att
08-ts JOHN MILLEDGE.
BRICK, BRICK.
THE subscriber, at the Brick Yard, formerly
owned by Mr. Sibley, in the upper end of
Hamburg, baa now on band 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
sale. jes CHARLES HAMMOND.
WM. H. TUTT,
WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL f—j
H DRUGGIST, J|
Aaguta, Georgia,
—HAS NOW IN STORE
-10,000 lbs. White LEAD,
500 gallons Linseed OIL,
1,000 lbs. Spanish BROWN.
1,000 lbs. Venetian RED,
600 gallons Spirits TURPENTINE,
200 gallons Copal VARNISH,
12 dox. assorted Paint BRUSHES,
Paint MILLS, Chrome Green and Yellow, Prussian
and Ultramarine Bine, Paris Green, Ter de Sienna,
Umber, and Artists Color*, together with a large
Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY
CHEMICALS, to which the attention of pur
chasers is invited. lv3-dAwlm
Crockery, China and Glassware
Omr THE subscribers ke;p constantly on
band n general assortment of Crockery, Rill
mm China and Glassware, whieh will be H
add as low aa can be had elsewhere. We invite the
attention of those ia want to our atoek, before making
their purchases.
N. B.—Orders from the country carefully peeked
end wtmnied to go safe.
MUSTIN A LATHROP,
au!6 Below Post Office Comer.
HOME INDUSTRY.
*FHE UNDERSIGNED are now prepared
X to fid ail order* for BUCKETS, of superior
quality to any brought to this and as low as
to ay can be laid down.
aulS-dAwtf g. LOQKHAWT A CO
To Close Consignment.
4 BBLS. Old Monoogahala WHISKEY;
1 Hhd. SUGAR;
| Pipe BRANDY;
) Cask Madeira WINE ;
i “ Muscat “
) «• Malaga “
2 Boxes Bitter ALMONDS;
1 Crate BOTTLES; for sale by
au]2 A. SABAL, Agent.
CHOICE LARD IN KEGS,
r A KEGS LARD,
JU 20 bbls. Sugar-Cured HAMS,
16 11 No. 3 MACKEREL,.
10 kegs Goshen BUTTER,
Per Steamer, in Store, and for sale by
j aulO-dtf ESTES A RICHMOND
WINES AND LIQUORS,
pr /-k BBLS. Extra N. Orleans WHISKEY,
till 25 “ Rose GIN,
26 “ Pelton’a HUM,
20 (l Eagle Monongahela WHISKEY,
30 “ do. Do.
6 “ Mint CORDIAL,
B “ London Cordial GIN,
10 casks Byaaa’ London PORTER,
5 “ Younger’s ALE,
10 eighth casks Madeira WINE,
Just received by
|y23-dAwtf ESTES A RICHMOND
BOOTS, SHOES, AC*
WE HAVE just received a splendid
nil assortment of BOUTS, SHOES. Ac., made
v expressly for our retail trade, consisting in
part of
Gant’s fine Calf and patent lenther Dress BOOTS,
do do do Opera, do
do do do Monterey do
do do do Congreve do
do do Palo Alto and Oxford do
do do do Brogans do
do do Buckskin Congress BOOTS,
do do Palo Altos, Ac. do
Ladies fine French Saline Gaiter BOOTS, all Colon,
do do Sandail do do
do do Scroll do do
do Linen do do
do Kid SLIPPERS, TIBS and BUSKINS,
do do Roantte SLIPPERS, Jenny Linds, Ac.
Boy.’ and Youth’s fin* Calf BOOTS,
do do Gaiter do
do do Pattern BROGANS, Ac.
Mines’ A Child’o'a GAITERS A Half GAITERS
do do Patent Leather Button BOOTS
do do do do BROGANS,
do do Morocco BOOTS and Ankle TIBS,
do do Kid SLIPPERS, Jenny Linda, Ac.
—ALSO,—
Servant’s Shoes of every description.
FORCE, CONLEY A CO.,
Sign Mammoth Boot, Broad Street, opposite Insu,
reocaßenk. T<
AUGUSTA FOUNDRY,
■eaa van momu eaiineae expot.
Jk , THE PROPRIETORS *f thee*
A works reapeetfully tender thair thanks far
tba liberal jwtronaga which they have re
ceived. They are will prepared to furnish IRON
end BRASS CASTINGS. Ain, GEARING so
all descriptions of MonMnary.
STEAM ENGINES
Os various ten anate to otter. W» have ia eoern
sf email nntin two of twelve, end one of twenty
fin bona power. Also, Gearing tot Milla. In
wn started nu Fagine of twenty-five
bam power, at Abbeville Court Home, South Car
clioa. We take the liberty of in-rife a lettar re
oaived fron m of the Proprate* es tetMW-
talli afbrro a torbct.
Aennveiie. April 9th, 1811.
Gentlemen: The EeffinevtiU worka wall, and ie
admired by ell who have «em it. Seveenl jeutie
mm from a diwanea, whs era weU aeqaaiuted with
MnlUr weeks newiuece it* Am Emmas, end ax
iiniinil Hinuniei —r“ l tk **" Hen
nanrieetured In Ateneln. We are entting from
Cit
b^Kjr* w “*
/Vow.-, msm I MViHiraur:
f> GBR, and GINGER LOTWCBB. fereaie
7 4 __ «K E TUTT.
iflt&Ual Prottflsum
MEDIC AX. CABO.
O’ Dr, A. O, Hart has ptnuatntly located
in Augnata, and laden hk Profession*! Sere ice* to
tho cilia*aa of this piece end Hatrbarg. OAm
■orth aide Breed-at., next door above John J. Byrd*
Family Grocery Store, Harper's Range, where h B
will be foetid at all boors, unless absent on profs *
sioosl engagements. Calls at night will find him f*
bis sleeping room, rear of bia office feil-d6m ,D
O. HCIBOII, A. M n M. D.,
SURGEON DENTIST,
aonvara, siotou.
Office over Carmichael <f- Co’s Hardware Store,
JfESSBSSb Teeth, Constitutionally Healthy,
plugged and warranted for Ufa. He*
Dr*. Paul F. Ere, Means,
Campbell, LeConte ; John Bones, D. Hand Pcrtsr
Fleming, Bags., and others. ap-
DENTISTRY.
D. I. CHASE, M. 0., Dentist,
AUGUSTA.UA.
Office south side o( Broad-street,
one square above the Gbbe, and a
few doors below the Franklin House.
n23-ly
A CARD.
]V|R. B. C. BORGS having
>*-■ met with such liberal encour
agement, takes pieaaure in informing II • W \J W
bis friends and the public that he baa permanently
located himself in Augusta aa Professor of tho Piano
Porte and Organ. Communications left at the Muaie
and Book Store of Messrs. Goo. A. Oates A Co,,
will he punctually attended to. Ja4-ly
M. G. KUNIB,
OP MUSIC,
D’ Respectfully informs tho Ladies and Gentle
men of Augusta, that he gives Instruction in Vocal
Music, on the Piano, Violin and Guitar, in tho moat
thorough manner. Calk left at Mr. Collin's Music
•tore, willb*promptly answered. n22-ly
CLOCKS, WATCHES. JEWELRY
&0., Ac., Ac.
« GOLD AND SILVER —.
gyV Watches, of all kinds. *1
Aik Jewelry, and various rich fancy Goods.
Fancy Hardware end Cutlery.
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Silver Ware. Plated Goods of all kinds.
Gnna, Sporting Apporatas. Pistols.
Solar Lamps, Girandoles, in gold and ailvat.
Tsble Cutlery, of Rodgers sod others.
China Ware. Cut Glaaa Ware, of latest style.
Clacks, Parlor and Office Clocks, and a large
stock of cheap Clocks tor country trade.
Andirons, Pendent, Shovels and Tonga.
Watch Materiakand took of all kinds for Watch
maker*. For ask at fair prices by
CLARK, RACKETT A CO.,
Dealers in Fancy and Military Good*.
Dr Repalriag of docks and Watehoa by good
Workmen.
N. B. Whenever it may be inconvenient lor per
sona residing at a distance to visit the cky, any thing
i» the above lie* wiU be famished promptly upon re
rceiptol an order and oa the usual time.' a6-
*I.OOO REWARD.
DR. HCITBR>a celebrated SPECIFIC, for
the cure of Gonorrhea, Strictures, Gleet and
Anakgeas Cbm plaints of the Oigataa of Generation.
o*of aUnoaedka yet discovered ffir the above ’
complaint, tfikk the most ewrtaia.
fir It makes a speedy end permanent core with
out restriction to dint, drink, exposure, or change of
application to business.
Dr It is'perfectly harmless. Gallons of it might
be taken without injuring the patient.
O' It is pat ap in bottles, with fall directions ao-j
com ponying it, bo that persona can cur* themselves
without resorting to physicians or others for advice J
D" One bottle k generally enough to perform /
cure. Price tl. f
jpT It is approved and recommended by the Roy
al College of Physicians and Surgeons of Loodop,
and has their certificate enclosed.
it k cold by appointment in New York by
Robert Ellet A Son, and in Augusta, Ga., at No.
195, Metcalf’s Range, Broad street. aplti
TOOTH BRUSHEb.
11IVE English TOOTH BRUSHES, impelled
A? expressly for us,
je29 D. B. PLUMB A CO.
Just Arrived by Steamer Marion
OA BBLS. Hiram Smith FLOUR, from New
f Wheat,
30 bbk. pure Genesee PLOUR, from new wheat,
16 " Pressed LARD, e choice article,
2 “ new Smoked BEEP, very fine.
10 kegs choice BUTTER,
In Store, and for sal* low by
an3o dtt BsTES A RICHMOND.
GOSHEN BUTTER
RECEIVED every week, per Steamers Ala
bama and Florida, by
ieß B O. TINS! FY
FLOUR, FLOUR,
i A BBLS. fresh groued C nal PLOUR, re
rt V eeived this day, and lor sale low by
eu!3 HAND A FLEMING.
CUBA AND N. O. MOLASSES.
1 A A HHDI. beat Cuba MOLASSES,
1 IrU 60 bbk. N. O. Da,
For sale by }y3l HAND. WILLIAMS AGO
GROCERIES.
JUST RECEIVED, in addition to my farmer
Block—
-400 aaekaSALT,
60 bake Gunny BAGGING,
100 coils beet lentuekj ROPE,
lOOkega NAILS, assorted sixes.
60 bags prime Rio COPPEK,
1,000 buobels Cherokee LIMB.
For oak low by au2o WM. H. HOWARD.
JUST LANDING*
AID NOR SALE, at the corner of Bros dead
CM. Centro Streets—
-3,0001be. LARD, in barrels and kegs,
2,000 “ BACON HAMS.
5,000 « SIDES,
10 kegs BUTTER, a fine article,
10 bbk. POTATOES for Retail,
6 boxes ORANGE*
6 “ LEMONS,
Will bn acid on aeeommot ting terms by *
my6-tf 1. P. CALHOUN.
SUGARS.
w. rVARTS Loaf, Crashed and Powdered 8U-
S 3 GAR, for eak by
«n!3 BAKER A WILCOX.
Bacon, Bacon,
QA HHPA prime Bacon SIPES,CIear and Mb|
OV 30 •• 11 “ SHOULDERS ;
6,000 lbs. choice HAMS, for family aae | Jo*
received and for oak by
«u!3 HAND A FLEMING.
SUGAR, SUGAR.
QA BUM. prime P. R. SUGAR«
OU 76 bbk. Gmekted sad Clarified SUGAR,
In stave, and for sale low, by
an 13 HAND A FLEMING.
CHEESE.
PC A BOM> UHBKBB, in Sum**, end
tlv for sale by
au29 WILLIAMS A BRO'fHER.
BRUSH**— Hair, Hat, Tooth. Nall. White
wash, Cloth, Artist’s Bristle amd Tat d* Serob
bing, Floor, Painter’s and Mar king Brnshe a. A full
aaweunanl of aH varieties, far sale by
PHILIP A. MOISB,
COLLURI REMEDY FOE HOI ISBK—A
naw lot thk Ay receivad bv
° > PHILIP A RONE,
m 2 19fi HatanlTi • Rang*.
New Work®, New Works,
THE Works es the Rev. Richard GaeiL late
T | MlUln of St. Joins Chapel, Loudon, in throe
' Sermon on Impoctaet Subjeeta. by tbs Rev.
Samuel Date, A. M., Prasideal of the Col logo of
New Joraoy, with an Enay on the Life and Tuan
of the Author, by Albert Barnon. in throe Volumea.
The Life and Power of True Gollioean, doneribed
in a aevin of Difloouresi, by Alexander McLeod,
D. D.
The Anxious Enquirer after Salvation, directed
and encouraged, by John Angell Jo men, anther of
Family Monitor, fie.
Daily Biblellluatratiooa, being Original Readings
for a Tear, an subjeeta from Saercd History, Biogra
phy, Geography, Antiquities and Theology, especial
ly *A rc e » by John Kitto,
The Hinory of Roma, by Thornes Arnold, D. D.,
late Retpiia Prof of Modern History in the Universi
ty of Oxford, head Master of Rugby School, and
Member of the Arcbmol gieal Society of Rome.
The Method es the Divine Government, Physical
nod Moral, by Rev James MeCesh.
EepnHtry Discourses on the First Epistle of the
A pottle Peter, by John Brown, D D.
An Inuodatliootolhe Critical Study end Knowl
edge of the Hely Scriptures, by Thomas Hartwell
Horne, D. D , of St, John College, Cambridge.
Homs H Home, a Douiestio Tate.
10, a Tale of the Olden Pane, by K. Barton.
IbeUnited States Quarterly Post-Office Guide,
by Ell Bowen, late of the Journal Poet Office.
The Pate, a Tale of Stirring Times, by G. P. R.
James, Baq.
The Stone-Mason of Saint Point, a Village Tale by
A. De La marline.
Also, Harper’s New Monthly Maganine for Sep
tember, and
Nos. 380 and 381 Littel’s Living Age.
Also, a large assortment of New Music, just ro
eeivad and for sals by the subscribers.
fc7 GEO. A. OATES A CO.
Interesting Publications.
TWICE ToM Tales, by Nath’l. Hawthorne,
The Rone, by Bulwer,
Stuart of Duuleath, by Mrs. Norton,
First Impressions of England and its People, by
Hugh Miller,
Five Yean in Africa, by Gumming,
Advice to Young Ladies, by Arthur,
No* so Bad as Seem, by Hulwer,
Grimes’s Mesmerism and Magic Eloquence,
Principles of Zoology, by Louis Agassis and A.
A. Gould,
Steam for the Million,
Lyall’a Travels : n the United Staten, 1
Coleman’s Travels ia Europe.
Just received and for sale by
ai THOMAS RICH ARTS A SOW.
D. B. PLUMB & CO.
Between V. 8. Hotel and Poet Office Corner,
Anevarx, Geo.
DEALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Surgical nod Dental Instruments, Palms, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, French and American Window Glaaa,
Trusses, Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces,
Brushes of every description. Paint Stones, Paint
Mills, Go. Ac. >u3o
TO RENT,
mm. FROM the Ist of October next, the DWEL
'■n LINO end STORE corner of Ceetre end
jpgL EllL-streete. The lot is Urge and coave
aient. Tba House baa ten finished Rooms, and the
Bakery la in good repair.
MARY DIEHL, Ex’x.
Os the last will and tssfiiueat of John F. Diehl,
Iweif.. »2-tt
TO RENT,
*f ROM Ist October next, the DWELLING
on Bay-street, next below Wm. M. Row
, now occupied by Mr. F. Holman.
—ALSO—
Tha DWELLING, with large Garden Lot, on
Mclatnab-at., immediately below Railroad Depot,
now occupied by Mr. W. J. Owens.
au3o-tf T. S. METCALF.
TO HUNT,
FROM IST OCTOBER NEXT,
■{{j The Brisk DWELLING, with Stable and
Urrien sane red, situated on North sde Broad street,
ia Ward N at present occupied by Mr. A. S.
Hill. Apply to JOSIAH SIBLEY.
Augusta, JoG 19, 1861. Jy2o-*wtf
To Rent,
THE large and commodicaa STORE on
[_ Broad street, nt present occupied by French
u Jer, ia the Wholesale Grocery Basin as.
—ALSO FOR SALE—
At Coat, the remainder of their STOCK now on
hand. ru2o FRENCH A HUTLER.
TO RENT.
Blfr THAT. PART of the Double Tene
yl mS Qt HOUSE, opoooite Mr. MeWboiteria
late res*d ace on EUia street, now occupied by Capt.
David A. Philpot. Passeaaioo given on the lat cf
October next. Apply to R. Robkbts, corner of
Contra and Broad street, or to
au2o-tf WM. R. MoLAWS.
TO RBHT.
Three or four rooms, suiubia
far Bed Chambers. Also, 2or 3 Back Stores.
P«y to I jy26 M. P. STOVALL.
FURS DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
t PHILIP A. MOISE, Druggist .
nod Chemist, Metcalf’s Range, A ague- gy
U, Ga., boa now on hand, and ia coo- JfA
Man Uv receiving, a large and well selected stc ikof
the very best Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dyo Stuffs, Ac. Orders from the country properly
filled, aed at piiae* which cannot foil to piestt.
1 vtft -*
W. H. C. MILLS.
FACTOR A COMMISSION MERCHANT
Continues business at his old stand,
No* IT6 Bojr-etrout, Savannah, Georgia*
UPMI9CIS :
Messrs. O’Antignat Evans, Augusta.
“ Charles Day Co., Macon,
ol ** E . Padleford dr Co., Savanna.
J. L. TATLOB. j UAEDWan IMTS
A. L. TAYLOR A CO M
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS,
Nov. 31 Ckftrvo and 41 Customhouse Streets,
OfltiNti
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From the National hUstligsuesr.
ORelal Daspatek from Cnbn
We have been favored with the subjoined
extract from a despa'ch to the Navy Depart
ment from Commander Charles T. Platt, com
manding lira United States ship Albany, now
nt Havnon. The despatch is dated
“Hat a ha, Sept. I.
“The followers of Lopes having been en
tirely dispersed, end a number of prisoners re
rortsd as brought to this piaoa on the 27th ult.,
addressed a letter to the Captain General
requesting permission to hold an interview
with any Americans, who might be among
them. This permission was raadily accorded
in e reply, which he enclosed-* The interview
was postponad until the morning of the 30th,
the prisoners having in the mean time been
transferred to the Castle of the ’Ponte,’ and
some secession* having been made to their
number. The Commandant of the Castle in
formed me that the whole number of prisoners
s»j fifty seven, of whom about thirty or thirty
five were Americans, as we learned from
themselves. This officer was present through
ont Ihe interview. Another gentleman, who
was introduced as Inspaetor of Prisons, came
in during its continuance, and remained until
its close. The Prisoners were heavily ironed,
were clad in a prison uniform, and had their
hair olossly cut. They were confined In an
arched gallery, to wnich access was bad 1
through two grated doors, the inner one being 1
entirely of iron. In the little ante-room be
tween these two doors lay the garments worn !
by the prisoners at tha time of their confine
ment. 1
“On oar entrance the Americana were or
dered to advance to the front, and all foreign
ers were sent to the other end of the cell. In
quiry being made for the officers, the following
presented themselves, viz:
“James A. Kelly, of New Orleans, formerly
of Bayou Sara, who held the rank of captain
in the expedition ; Robert M. Grider, of New
Orleans, a native of Kentucky, a lieutenant
in the ; same J. D. Baker, of———, also a lien
tana at.
“No other officer of tl e expedition presented
himself. They were informed that 1 had ob
tained permission to visit them, and that my
object was to obtain from them any information
they might choose to give, which would be
forwarded to the Government of the United
States, and perhaps might be the means of de
tarring others of our countrymen from placing
themselves in the same deplorable citnation.
They were told distinctly that thoy were in the
power of the Spanish Government, and that
nothing conid be dona for them aa Americana,
inasmuch as the President’s proclamation bad
declared that any persons joining an invading
force would thereby forfeit the protection of
the Government of the United States. This
was said to prevent their forming any false
hopes from my visit.
“The information obtained was given in the
presence of the entire party by the aforesaid
officers, and, being nneeatradieted by any of
them, may be regarded as the testimooy of the
whole.
“They stated that the expedition sailed from
New Orleans in the steamer ‘Pampero.’ They
were notsnre of the exact number comprising
it, but thought it was 487; that it certainly did
not amount to five hundred. Before landing
in Cuba they anchored near Key West, where
they remained several boars, an i were visited
by some citizens of that place. They landed
in Coba about two o’clock of the morning of
tire 12th August. Their first fight took place
on the 13(b. Fiom that period the had lost all
recollection of dates. They had five engage
ments, bat could not tell how many of their
number bad been killed. They were armed
with condemned muskets; had no rifles; but
many individuals bad revolvers and knives.
They brought with them 80,000 cartridges, and
eap’nred many more after landing They had
no artillery. So on after landing they found they
bad been deceived, and became anxious to re
turn home. They bad been informed before
sailing that fourteen towns were in possession
of the ’Patriots ’ (to n*a their own language,)
and that the whole island was in a state of
revolution. They suppose that the fifty men
captured with Col. Crittenden were endeavor
ing to make their escape. They so infer, from
the fact that they were all dispirited by the re
ception they met with, and disgusted, as they
•aid, with the ‘lies and deception’ practised to
wards them.
“The country people generally fled at their
approach, and none joined them. Worn ont
win hunger and fatigue, Ihe men comprising
this body threw away their arms a week or ten
days previously—(hey could not dis inetly re
member when. They bad not, at that time,
heard of the offer of life to soch as would give
themes'ves np, but their intention was to
throw themselves upon the mercy of the Span
ish Government- They did not oome in all
together, but in small parties, and at different
times. They bad subsisted chiefly upon fruit,
and the last meat that some of them hud eaten
was a portion of their General’s boise. There
was no lack of ammunition when they threw
away their arms, though much of what they
brought bad been damaged by rain. Lient.
Grider stated that be carried a musket, though
an officer, and that ha bad twenty eight rounds
of cartridges in h:s box when he threw it
away.
Capt. Kelly stated that the Editor of the
New Orleans Delta, Mr. cigar, was instru
mental in persuading him to join the expedi
tion, having addressed him personally upon the
■abject. He bna reason to believe that be
persuaded many others also. The whole party
manifested much indignation towards General
Lopez and Mr. Signr; and many of them
asserted that it woald be worse for tbs latter if
they should live to return home. On being
tola that Gen. Lopez was taken prisoner, a cry
of joy and exultation ran through the crowd.
They stated that Lopez was chief of the
expedition. Col. Dowaeman was second in
commend, and was ki led on the thirteenth.
Col. Wm. Scott Haynee, of Tennessee, was
souther leader According to their best belief
he van still in tha mountains. Col. Crittenden
•[TUASSLATIOH.]
B a tax a, August 27, 1851.
Btnt I have received the letter whieh yon Ad
dressed to os* this day, sol letting asy perarirriou to
hold aa interview with the prisoners who have heaa
branch! to this post, and who formed a part of tha
ia racing expedition whieh attacked this Island. I
inform yon in reply, that 1 order the Commander of
her Mkieeiy’s frigate “Esperaoss,” on be jd of
whieh the prisoners are, to admit you at say hear at
whieh you may present to hold the domrod
iatsrriaw, with paratenoa to remain with Urn pri
soners so long as you may iad it eouvaaiant. Aad 1
avail myself of this estates to assure von of the
esteem whkh your nobis oouduet sad break and
honorable character sotitlo yea to from sm.
I ass, therefore, with all rasp set, your As Moat
servant, Ae. Jonn ua la Osbbw
amiss in this pmC ’
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had been an officer in the U. 8. Araj daring
the war with Mexico. An Hungarian
Prngay, who acted aa Adjatant Gnnstnl, «m
mortally wounded on the 13th.
It is matter of regret that so imperfect a nar
rative has been obtained from these unfortunate
men. In the excitement of the moment many
would speak at once, and to some gveetiflws it
was difficult to gets sa isfac'ory answer, on
account of tlie eagerness of ail to give it. *
At the request of the Commandant «/ the
Casdo, the prisoners were ashed if they had
bed the benefit of medical attendance tinea
their confinement. They replied that they had.
They were also asked if they had been provi
ded with two meala a day, and 1 whether May
had bread and coffee for breakfsetf Some
said that they bad; but others replied that they
had no coffee. Th* commandant immedis tely
inquired the reason of hie anhordiuete, who
stated that those who bed been eonfined there
on the previous evening came toe late te he
provided ter on that morning, hut that they
woe Id have their allowance of coffee el dinner.
He stated that the other* bad been provided hr
according to the order.
It may be proper td add that the prisoners
appeared to be in good health, and by no
means so much reduced as their exposure and
hardships would seem to warrant. They area
appeared to be cheerful, which may have bean
the effect of their relief from u condition of
for greater anxiety and suffering, aspens need
daring their wanderings open the Island.
1 should bare stated that my first healenaat,
Mr. Taylor, was with me during this interview.
The whole, number of prisoners, including
those no; yet brought to Havana, it officially
stated to be about one hundred and thirty.
1 have juat learned that Lopes, who was
captured on Friday last, (Aogaat 29,) was
brought in last night, and publicly gareted at
seven o’clock this morning.”
SEYMOUR, ANSLEY A CO.,
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OFFER for & * large and welt selected sleek
of GROCERIES adapted to the wants of Mer
chants, Planters and Families, viz:
100 bbds. Porto Rico, Nsw Orleans, St. Croix and
Muscovado SI'UtRS,
200 packages Loaf, Crashed, Powdered and Re
fined SUGARS,
76 bhds. prime Cuba MOLASiSBS,
60 bbls. New Orleans SY EDP,
160 bales Gonny BAGGING,
10U pieces Cotton Do., for Negro blankets,
400 coils prime half inch ROPE,
2600 lbs. Bagging TWINE,
600 btgs Ri j, Java, Maracaibo and Lagnira COF
FEE
60 bbls. new M A CCEREL,
40 tons assorted Sweed tod English IRON,
126 boxes TOBACCO,
400 kegs NAILS, assorted
200 boxes CANDLES and SOAP,
3500 sacks SALT,
125 M. Spanish SEOAR9, some extra brands,
With a general assortment of other Goods. a029
CALL AMD 888 US.
TUB UNDERDOSED have now in Store,
and are constantly receiving a general assort
ment of GROCERIES, which they oiler at Whote
nle aad Retail on the most accommodating terms.
They have now in Store
160 bales Gunny BAGGING,
600 sella prime Kentucky ROPE,
2500 Iba. Begging TWINE,
100 boxes TOBACCO, some very low priced,
26,000 Spanish and half Spanish SEOARS, vari
ous brands,
St. Croix, Porto Rieo, New Orleans, Crushed,
Granulated, Clarified and Loaf SUGARS,
Java and Rio COFFEE| TEAS, asserted,
Sogrr-Houce STROP,
N. Orleans and W. 1. MOLASSES,
SOAP, CANDLES, BACON, LARD, PISH,
NAILS. IRON, Ac.
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W« will receire byerery Steamer, Fresh Ground
Hiram Smith FLOUR,
iy 12-1 y RUSSELL A WHITEHEAD.
THIRD ANNUAL PAIR OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE.
THE THIRD ANNUAL FAIR of the
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE, for the
promotion of Art, Mechanical Ingenuity and Indus
try, will be held in Charleston, S. C., opening on
MONDAY, I7tb NOVEMBER, and continue du
ring the week.
Specimens in every branch of Mechanism, Art
and Industry; also of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, Tobacco,
and all otb-r Agricultural Products, is solicited, Sor
which suitable premiums will be awarded.
The following special Premiums are offered i
For the six best specimens of Steel mode 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 Ban to be sent
with the T.x>ls.
For the largest quantity of Cocoons raised on one
plantation, not less than Ten Bushels—A Gold Me
dal. or SSO.
For the largest quantity of Spun Silk, the produce
of any one plantation, not lean than Ten Pounds—A
Gold Medal, or Premium of SSO.
For the beat Sea Island Cotton Gin, on some new
principle, superioi to that now in general ose j 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 best model Steam Pire Engine —A Gold
Medal.
A large and commodious building has been select
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the reception and cure of Articles sent to the Fair,
All Spec-mens mast be is by the 13tb November.
Contributor* to the Pair are reapectfully requested,
when they forward Specimens for Exhibition, to send
full descriptions of the Articles, and stach informa
tion in general cs may be of use, and proper for
publication. Addresa J. H. TAYLOR,
Chairman of Committee on Correspondence.
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the country for painting freight care, station bon ass,
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sold in any quantities wanted. Dealer* who mat
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