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■y Printer —Official Paper Jtf«EBT (in CIRCULATION. • AtTOTWTA. OA. HrtrVV MORNING.. An*. 2*. ISM «!V®vr AilverttaementN. SBoz ■ce of Election—L. T. Blome, Clerk i» *ad> Winter Importation—Arav Hrtronf, Gator * Cos. Sat tbticti—Webit’i Lodge, for the South—Pendleton A Bale—l P. Girardey. Ai Notice—Mias Lucy Taliaferro. and Flour—C. A. Williams & Tin Ware, etc.—D. L. Fuller . vßß.loil Broad street. Clocks, and Jewelry—E. H. V^Hnmner. Sale—Day, Russell k Benja —T. C. Crews & Cos. Stowes—J. S. Bean. RSange of Thermometer. fff||jl| Ar Daily Press OvriCE, 1 August 25, 1866. f .-Ha 12»». 3 jKm. 6 p.m. 77® IW> 7JO ok A v Oi.il CiTtZKN. —Another first citizens has been called It becomes our inelatiohnly duty tlic demise of Mr. John Odom, In-en so long and favorably Amongst us as a successful mer- high-toned gentleman. He A ■ Friday, and was buried yester- at four o’clock. had. for a number of years. engaged in mercantile in ail of which he was iliitin- * or '" 3 , ' 10r()11 gl ! -"°‘ 11 g honesty <r* Seose. fie was identified with that had for its object the -'vftui’nt of the city’s interests. His deeply felt who knew Hk some /nmiths past, 51 r. Odom’s been constantly failing, and as we have already stated, on Friday. Previous to his : f (or the “other shore,” the lu- made a profession of SP ; ‘ mi ' r d s »>f flu* Redeemer, rc f -jfijgMnd.uiaistra.iou of the Sara •USSSB declared his willingness to Hi’s at having 1 nr Hire. Peace to his soul ! ■fl Mketixc.—The original th- C' uvli Kiti.-s. ii- i of the Augusta Volunteer requested to assemble, on : /vrg;•; Hpeuing, over the store of - . -HWa ! A <’onlo-y,at eight .''dock. of important bus| W Mr “ that it is in coutenipla- Hkt.ize a society (or mutual With a welt establish, cl Reading Rooms in which He evenings, our ex-soUiers - ®y|he privilege, denied them wKfrJfh Hfiri l. of storing their minds jHptoni of knowledge as shad will undoubtedly be one '■ I‘i JHnd a large attendance is '.V ■p.ected. Quite a number KM .. 1 1 : s: --. ■ battle—will be present, *g.si meeting; in furtherance jjjgß' Guns. McJ.a.vc, Wright ■ a ’ *' ■Cols. Gibson and Cum - a; i cHfft- Carnes, are among th. ' : —lbis snigcct stems to f M|jjh » :•To; * - , K They begin, at last, to Sd£f v.-*. fc%Jlj.ortaricc afff 'be ev Os -j# 4 , ,s| they are now discussing n : -BH,t U re ol the work. We 81?‘*ftH that the City Council Sfpft’tn;, a, Hfan.ittte to enquire into TcEpT* and cost of the levee. RiSWfJf that suggestion - - simply -is Hke Committee ou River Wharves would be entirely tHriheta.sk; or, if Council Hber, a Cominiuce of three M Hi# less, from each Ward ojfi'tt pEriit be appoinletl to act in ||pi the first named Com yhHHbject is worthy of iuvc.r ■ELinkiiy, Etc. —We in <?K A-*-’,.* Hktiou to the advertise- A&W */ (fl'T A C*.., iin s* and 4 ■*F fi of ribbons, bonnet ; ’ a itpv ’*''.■»! •• ■ ■ - W. H’bcse gin Vo.an have » *f#y. -rKpA'i Imiid, ami mer r « n"> 1 t wishing to purchase ttßtsil well to give them a — t • HLIAKtUiRO g.vcs notice that her .-ehoul f,.r HU he resumed on tin t'r'i Hk a- ■- I Feed, in-... A®'' ■ 7 . ,oK. Tub Pbißui.kum Stoves. Those stoves are now for (tale at the store of Mr. I. 8. Bean, in this city. They have been highly commended by Dr. Joseph Hstttni and Col. Rains, of this city, who have: examined tbcm and tried them. The proprietor of this journul has also osed one of them, and is so far very much pleased with it. He thinks it ~4e handiest sort of thing to have in the housj, when bnbies are around particu larly, and at all times generally, but will more in regard to it next week, as qe wishes to give it a fair aud thoimhtrUT Da. Samson’s LKcrtJKr.—The open ing Lectt/re of this distinguished Clfer gymin, on Friday evening last, at Ma sonic Hall, was well attended, and most satisfactorily received. Having been a visitor to the Holy Land, his Lectures become doubly interesting and valuable. The second was delivered last night, and to-morrow evening the third and last of the course will be delivered. The object of these Lectures is tb'aid the fund for' finishing the repairs on the First Baptist G^frch, and with the subject, which- is aq interesting oueto the religions schol ars as well as to the literary students,- .should attract a liberal attendance on this occasion. The “Daily Press.”—The Daily /Vess, of Augusta, is added to our ex change list, for which the editor will accept our thanks. It is a sprightly! little sheet, edited wfth ability, anil localized by a wag of tbe first order. We pronounce it a good paper. —Home (Da,) Commercial. Thank you, Mr. Commercial, for your excellent pronunciation. We are gratified to be ablo to return that com plimenf; and hope that as you roam through “this world’s wilderness,’’ yon may, editorially and commercially, meet with success. 7 A Word About Cohn.—-A gentleman wrjtes a note to the Abbeville Danner, under date of August 17th, and SaJ-s' that he is in receipt of a letter typin'a friend somewhere in South Carolisia, who informs him that old coc-o is selling thfere at 1 fifty cents per bushel, and that he never saw as good a prospect for the jghsging crop ; and he adds, that if no disaster befalls it, the tjgw crop will be sold at twenty-five cents per bushel: fie gentleman says he will soon -know -what it will cost to deliver the corn-at Abbeville. He dares not say wbere the corn is, as some grasping, cannibalistic speculator would forestall in the purchase. . lletati. Dealers’ License.— ln refer ence to the re-asseSsment of a retail dealers’ license. Revenue Commissioner Harjand has decided that if a merchant’s sales during the year, of the class men doped, did not exceed fifty thousand dollars, the total amount of tax due for Ins license, as a dealer, did not exceed fifty dollars. Having paid the ten dol lars upon receiving the license, the re assessment should have been for the sum of forty dollars only. If he has bpyij assessed anil paid a larger sum for said; license, the excess should be re turned, and the District Assessor’s duty is to> assist the mefehant in making out a proper claim. LpNGE'VITY of the Frbnch in AtF' VSifstAi—There are, in this city, about a dffefln French families, among whom there are twenty persons about seventy yeatb of age, including four or five who have reached eighty. S*ch afe the results of sobriety and cheerful philosophy so peculiar to the Frepcte. Temperance in all things, re meatiqu. by the the cultivation pf ; social intercourse, and a ready acquiscenee in the dispensations of l’rovrdence, witF Verv generally be attended with health ! Bud long life. “j ■ - -Don’t . IfOKOkT—That you can ob tain a chance at one of those splendid silk (dresses at I. Kahn & Co.’s, by pur chasing $5 worth of goods.at their store. Their stock is varied and select. The most fastidioui iieed have no scruples Messrs. Kahn & Cos. can cater to your in the best goods and lowest fig- t Distressing Accident.— A' most tlie fres»ing accident occurred in Atlanta Thujrsday afternoon last, which, .resulted in tie instant death of one of the par- and the serious injury of {lie other. Twd men Wore engaged.-in digging * well! on Peachfrpe.street, pnd, having somle blasting tp do, the fuse was prema turely ignited, causing an explosion, .whiph resulted as above. Dry GodDs.—Messrs'. ‘ Lathrop, Lud duigton & Cos., of Nos. 320, 32^.apd Broadway, New York,have a large stock ¥ ail kinds of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, 1 Yartkee Notions, etc., etq., suitable for! Ihe Fall trade. Weinviteithe attention of Southern merehan's to their advefi tisejnent in another column. BRANTEtc seven o’clock r; t^% ducts Mr. G. H. Meyer's segar business, left the |tore to po, breakfast —first securing Wf ‘entrances to the establish-' meat- A negro boy, named William Yan*ey, a very scamp, employed iu an olficq immediatqily in rear of.'iir- M.’i Sobseffmg the kee[>er'3 absene*, ned to unlock the back d«r WlUi 8 whhin, ha searched %r and founi the key to the irpn safe, which he unlocked', and emptied of all the ihoney it ceofcainady-^yififyo.Y* ll * done he made his exit the same way he had eutefed, lpekiog tjie, door after him. The thief then betook himself to Hamburg, and was arrested by the Town Marshal of that pla'c’e for disturb ing a little negro girl who was passing along the {t^eLy^)nyftrr\yifg~£ilf l [thf Guard House, it was discovered that the boy had on his person the sum of $1,020 —all of which was taken by the Marshal. The boy was brought to this city and ill jbk, and Uid kidney returned to its owner, who had not up to that time detected -the- fact that a theft had been committed. As we rW4fkd4i K'fcw days Hge, there is a band of young negro thieves In Augusta, jpfjlj., Rur s ,fjeQple ,4>nEt by constantly on their guard, else they will be victimized when they Kast it. Machi NKRY%*t?rTi^feocrlf.—Messrs. Pendleton & Boardman, practical ma- (/'■ eiare 'pfepilreJl *tb furnish to order, at low rates, every de scription of machinery ilbeded in the South), Their, iron -works are at 7IOS; Reynolds street, on the premises of W. H. Goodrich,• ■ •-Their - experience ' anpl fapilU,iya fiir4qjßg.wqrk;iq tlieirdiue of business enable them to fill orders, with pfdrriptneas, diSDatch - , and siifsfaic’- Uosi. Patrpqise ;yy j- At TflEj Justice’s Coukt, I2ftth His; trict, lield before Justice Phinizy on yesterday, about fifty cases weVe b foil gift Bird judgment rendered against the de •ftpidunts. iLksb kWfek 'A OI Stephen Washington (colored) vs. J. E.'Drt/autM}.. A,, Attorney fog of ssu, and in tCrcst from 25th February, 18CG, against .defendant. Keeu; ,t^e. Pf M. Cohen, 182 j Broad street,' has con stantly on hand a splendid assortment of ladies’ and gents’ Shoes, Gaiters, etc., etc. Also, a beautiful selection of ladies’ fancy Buckles. Don’t forget’ to ’call. f At their sale to-morrow morning, Day, Rnsiell will usual, another large lot of goods—such as furniture, cooking stoves, wines, dry goods, clothing, etc. ~ A PopclaiJ SdxL.-i-Jl'lle -ntosiipcffn lar-sbng of the present day, among the ladies is. “Let us speak of a man as we find him.” Tbe chorus is : “Lot uSjSpeak;of.a.inai>— Let us speak’ of a rnsiu— Let us speak of a man as wo find him.” ily referefifiC td odr advertising col umns it will be seen that an election will be held at the next Regular Meet ing of .Gqaoeil, for Teachers of the, Houghton Institute. Candidates will 'take; notice. C • -> I Watches, Clocks, Etc.—E. H, Sum ner gives notice iu another column that he ii pr-epwad to repair watches, clocks, and jewelry. Also, watchmaker’s tools, rii3terials, eicV, ! for feald. 1 * " Fok Sale.—Several deniable build ing lots, situated a ear the Augusta Machine Works, are advertised for sale by I. P. Girardeyf- '• Tiie City FGdintiv'*—’Tho I August Term of this. Q©ujrt,|vill jcomn^euga- to morrow (Monday) morning, Judge J. C. Snead pKAid?ii|F:! ' >* 11 '* 1 The ftf»;-pf.,T. Grcwe ft f!o, has;btt»v dissolved, and the business will here-_ after he conducted by T.’ &. dlrew-s. Weil’s' Soilge ”meeX “WmoVro'w night. Memhera will -goyejtv, pham selves accordingly. I 1 --T7»-p f>, 7 .'Bacon and Flogr.—C. A. Williams & Cos. advertissr a'ffke Mot of ibacon aud flour, this ,, ... Consignees per Central Railroad, Abgust 25.—Aug Fadtbry/ Stalling, R & Cp, A Twiaame, Fleming & R, W A M q H Warner, B & S, P A Scranton, 'J D Butt & Bro, E O’DojinolLPamey; & TANARUS, Cook & M, L B Darts,‘‘ A S’efantoh,' D Stellings, F O Boyd, Bothwell & Cos, Plumb & L, [H] S', Bfflffett, C & Cos, Polferd v G-& Go-J C Galvin, J Nelson &. Sori, Blair, H & Cos, J S Wilcox, Wyman & M, M Cohen, Z McCord, J Suraerau, J M C & Son, 'GTVolger &Cos, [B], J G B & Bro, Platt Bros, P Miles, A-Poullain. | nlHiiy! 1 .l-.V j ' ! ' 2l> 1 866 - t-^GOLD 1.43. SlLVEß—Buying, 1.38; selling, 1.42. For Sal 6 by l .AH .AT .HD J A V .J O HXT3R OH K. EOOH 2D FOJI TO-DAY.. First JlAPfl-isg Church—Goraor Greene 1) and Jackson streets. ReV.‘ J. ts. Cuth hert, Pastor. Preaching at 1 A.M. by Bev. Dr. G. W. Samsoo. No preach ing at night during the Summer months., Bupday School at dj P. Ml Sinking ooißmences 4 P.M. Second Baptist Church Kollock Street. Preaching at 10) JL. Mu-hi the Paitor, Rev. D. G. Dnniell, and at 7i P. M.j by Kev. Dr. Samson. no serricos at this Church to-day. St. James’ M. E. st., Rer. Geo. Kramer, Pastor. Preaching at half-past 10 A. M., by tbe Presiding ‘Eller of the 'Augustaßev. fi. McDonald. Sabbath School at 3P. M. mss* A.M., by Kev. W. 11. Potter, and at 7 *[ p - , MJ^,.r CuuicH of tile Most Holy ‘TaiNiTY (Clthouc). —Corner Jackson and Telfair streets. Services at seven and at half pa#t 10 ArlMVi«f»o V«?pe«w* 4- R. thS Pastors, Revs. Duggan and Kirby. GjiiusmN 1 ei»Vrßi-H—ReyftoMs stTest, i '"above Mclntosh. Rev. Mr. Whatley, Pas tor. PreacMngl at 11)1 It. M:( And at * P. M. Sabbath School meets a til) o'clock A. M. -’ iG qo A- ’•) Y.l Church of Tns Atonement), (Episcopal) —porner Tojfair and (fidlpck, streets. Rev. W. H. fftkriibnf HeetoP. Sri-vfcet “ - li_ IjftESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Kov. Dr. Wil son, Pastor.; Aj M. Preaching .tfciock. Ko Befvico on Sabbath nfghts during summer mtntbg. J „ JLujuors. ;/ ;j . On Hand and Arriving, , BUStiiW,3;pAT3 300 bushels prime WHITE CORN 100 bbta. best FAMILY FLOUR it H Lfiis. NfcW- MACTCEREL " 5 bbis. Extra C SUGAR 10 bags prime RIO COFFEE RfIAiI.IO'I :r/n-TVYATfT 2jQ gross MATCHES. mu ,ni).i, iZ 1.,: y-.ilc'l r. i->-o- Cheap at wholesale, by L. B. DAVIS, 292 Broad Street. au23—6t —-j naA'idoa -YTari SELF-RAISINO FLOUB. ‘ FRESH LOT ~im ritu; * n*»lJ#.-.in |uj JUSX RECEIVED. | For pale—wholesale an<l reffjtl; T ;i i) M , .. aq23—lw CLARKE it PERRY. NOTICE. • '.«m «v .:;.r{ Ti/TEItCHANTS • AND OTHER v ~ u iVlf PURCHASER'S OF STOVALL’S EXCELSIOR MILLS' FLOUR,' Arenotified that orders for my FLOUR are still received at mjg office a$ Che Mills, or pt/ Messrs. Butt & Bro.’s Store, whero I have deposited an Every Merchant is placed on the Sfuno. footing, and can pell my FLOUR al'MiH'Prices. This is intended to undo the impression of mjy giving one Merchant an advantage over’the other. . lain prepared to itl Augusta «ahy brdor for FLOUR at Baltimore prices , of same qiiAKlyC T »M ,T 0 aulß—lOt THOS. P. STOVALL. j PBESH GBQCBRIES- Bacon, lard, sugar, coffee, and EVERYTHING GOOD, ALSO 1, A barrel of fine Ol DEI’..VINE OAR. Beef and Mutton every morning. , . j For sale by au7--3m BAKER A TALIAFERRO, 'C6rn Meal and Grits €AN BE HAD-:,AIT GR,AJIIT-E MILLS, grouna daily, in quantities to 7 f also, Fine Feed;'" Suitable fo}- 'all kinds df Stocks—war ranted to give satisfaction. . A GEO. T. JACKSON & CO. jufi7—3m '-‘ >!l '* u - r l' f ' K r ,: '* CLABET. JUST REUKIVED-r AVi K A ).'v, v 7. A* 50(0 cases of Imported Best O LAtRET, , juls—6m I. KAHN * 'COfS. - sw| SUNDRIES. ‘ T ' 50 T 'Rfc^laW i ’-i>imd’Shoulders 50 Bbis. Northern and FLCfU.R ' 10 Tierces Prjaie CAROLINA RICE 2o Bbbls. Refined B. SUGAR i 5 Hhds. M USCOV'ADOVSU&’ARr J . 10 Bbis. Ist Quality Golden SYRJUP, , 10 Hhds. AI (JSCOT ADO MW, XffSES 50 Bbis. Large’No. 3 MACKEREL 1(00 Sacks Choic* Bread, CORN, 175 Boxes FAMfLrWA?" 1 ' 1 30 Boxes ADAMUIIINE 75 Bbis. and BN*S t«ACKERff AND BlSCUiTspraj.fi !7 .1! in U.. n . )50 Bbis. BourbonamJieHpi WPIfiKBYS Large Lot of CASS- MQU/t^i, varieties ' 25 doz. HEIDSICK - PintsAildlQnhiOM 1.8 f ltN ?16 40 casks BURTON ALK 10 Chests Co’s, ■'mi'lri Small '' '•’vi;' •; ' 75 kegs Old Dominidfi cd Sizes J 25 Bbis. New Jersey "CfBER GINGER, SPICES. An 1 uverj. tliinrf.US4Akf kept in my lldO) oLiu s—jysTEyi^g^ George T. Rail Road Schedules. Great Atlantic, Seaboard and Gulf Mail Route. Dm .NEW ORLEANS,” MOBILE and -MONfraOMERY, via ATLANTA, AU- J GUSJA, WILMINGTON and WELDON, Thente via RICfTMOXD aid TWASIItN‘L. via SEABOARD AN!) ROANOKE 1 fl°A9' BAY,LINE STEAMERS to BALTIMORE, PIIILADELPHIA and NEW Y'ORK, is pow in full and enceeeeful Ration. Fare by BAY ROUTE from AUGUSTA to NEW YORfc, |33 75. SLEEPING CARS ,RUN THROUGH FROM ATLANTA TO. WILMJNOTON. Speed and comfort, and very low fare from AHynty, Macon, Columbus, Augusta and Savanhah. Passengers lose no sleep between Montgomery or Augusta, and New jMk or Boston. Were is |A3 shorter route. Compart dis tancce for yohrsOlveS t.'Baltimore: ..Via Columbia, Charlotte and DAttvilla, AugiOta to Bsltitnoke, 765 miles. I Vi* WllmiAgtoa, Weldon and Petersburg, Augusta to Baitifaiore, 705 kniles. , Xi* WilmidMaL) ’Weldon and 1 Ports mbutb, 69(Knli1es. New Eirfiineß, new and elegant Cars, and Sleeping oGar*, and Baggage checked and re-cfiecked tkriidgbt wikbobt trouble to pas ■wWgera* )6fbc roads are in splendid order, and sonnections sure.. Tty this I‘dnte 1 and you trill neVer take any other. Y ' 1 j/Plfir/HiANGDOW, rwdni" .'General Southern Agent. i7' Fur particulars, inquire of i ai'22 —gip . Augusta, Ga., Cotton Freights to, Eiverpool, JgY FIRST CRASS STEAMSHIPS FROM BALTIMORE, A f ■' j 56.50 33ale Engagements as above’can be made at this lOfiico for COTTON from Augusta to Liverpool, in connection with Steamships Charleston to- Baltimore. JOHN E. MARLEY, Agebt. South Carolina R. R., 1 . Augusta,’ Afig: j aul2-2awlm Schedule of. South' Caroling Rail a5 . Road Company. ■"t—BWWWSB iffftDaTA: HAT; Tit AIX. Leave Charleston 7.36 A. M, Arrive-at BranchriUe. .........11,20 A. Ml Lcavie BrunohvillOu ~...7.....|2.66-.Mvi - Arrive a,t Augusta-,. 5.10 P. M. Leave Augii»tao. , .../1..i..-.;m.-.,.i. .6:6OiA. M. Arriveatilrauehvilte.i... 11.20 A. Mvr Leavje Braucbville .......12.00 M. Arrive at Gbartestou.4.oo P. M. Leave Chariest 0a.t..,.»«« 7.30 A, M. Arrile at Branchvllfo...i ,T 1.20 At M, Leari: Branchvillo, ~..11.40 A. M. Arrivo'at Einjrsvilte.. 2.30 P. M. Leave Kingsvilleti 8 2.45 P. M. Arrive at, Columbia 4.40 P. M. LeaVo jColumbia 6.30 A. M. Arrive at Kingsville.....,'. S.ltftA. M. LpSve Kingsrtlle........ S,stt A. M. Arrive at 8ranchvi11e......„,‘..,.,.l 1,,40 A. M. Leave Branchvil|e.... .12.00 M. Arrive at Charleston P. M H. T. ,PEAKE. ».i ftuß—tf General Superintendent. Change of Schedule on Georgia Rail Road. t H u G UST j 2d, the .Passenger Trains will run BADLY, (Sundays excepted) as follows: DAY PASS (SNGKR TRAIN. Lesye Augusta at...i.,....,7U.,. 6.30 A. M. Leave Atlanta at 5.45 A. M. Arrite at Augusta at.,.’..;........ 6.16 P. M. Arrive at Atlantaat...... 6.05 P. M. NIGI(T PASSENGER AND THROUGH MAIL TRAfN. Leave AOgtista at.-..t.5ii.'.,:.;.... 6:30 P. M. Lea)e Atlanta at .... 530 F. M. Arrive ah Augusta at.,,..(T....... 5.10 A. M. Arrive tft Aiiatita at....... J....:'. 5.15 A. M. l)ay Passenger Train,’'Will make close con nections uhi Augusta with. Central Railroad fyr Savannah, and at Atlanta with M. & W. dnfliW. i£ A. Railroads. Passengers for Athens. Washington apd Mayfield, G»., will takej the Day Train from Atlanta and Au -gUFta. , ~ , -rq add ThrouglyMkiil Train will make close connections at Augus ,ta with Trains for Savannah, Ga., Charles ton and Columbia, S. C., Wilmingtoo, lta hfiglj ana Weidou.-N. C-, Kiebmpod ajul Pe tersburg, Va., Washington, Baftiniore, Phila delphiq, New York and other North ern citfesi uirad afi Atlanta, with .TVairts for .Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans, Macon, Eufijnla, ©Mlumhus, U'est Feint, *0 , Nash villei KooxvilUl, ChaUttanega, LiiuiSVilie, Cinqinnati, Budiaoapolis, St, Louis. Ac. Tickets for. sale by Agents at Ajtlonta and Augusta, i , , , id/.-.) E. W. COLE, at)2 —ts Gen’l Superintendent. ' Western;. and, f Atlantio Railroad. ON AND AFTER THIS ' DAY Trains on the West ern LAtHatitf Railroad wiurun as follows: )!H9it express passenger train—daily Leave Atlanta (.;.*) )6|3H[R. M. Arrive at Dalton i.16 A. M. r Aft-ivo .Leaye- Chattanooga 7.35 P. M. LffaVe P. M. Arrive at Atlanta.,,j.-.n).. 5.))6 A, M. ,day passainger train.' f Datfy edeept Sundays. * Leave Atlanta YM A. M. Arr: ve at Obrattataaaga.,,, 5.20 lßi MS. Lea 'e,Cbattapeogf......- 6.30 A.- M, Arri ve at Atlanta, 4.23 P. M. KINGSTON gRAIN. Daily except Sundays. Leave Atlanta ft 'M.' Arrive at Kingston... .14....,.-,^-..,8. 15 P. M. Leate,Kingston . 4.29 A. M. Arr(vi at Atlanta..: 9.42 A. M , JOHN V. PECK, _ , ai;3—nf, )• r f j Light Cassimeres \ IND CLOTHS— Zij ,8 f IM A,I 'A7.:\ZQS\ For Gents’ and Boys > Wear Are selling at Red Prices, at .1. KAHN k .CO.’S. Jackson & Cos . For Rent and Sale. Wanted to Rant. An apartment— Os Four or Five Rooms, Or* HOUgB— , . BOTH FURNISHED. ‘ 4n25 * e ' ? ' ‘ OFFICE. ' TO RENT, From the first of October next, the IIOUSE'Bntf LOT on TctTair Street, at present occupiedTfy J. p. Smith. Apply to ’ J. P, SEIZE. ' auj|s—tf " ■ ■■■:, TO REHT. FROM FIRST OCTOBER NEXl 1 , THE. PREMISES, of Mrs. E. USIIER, up per end of Greene street, containing three acres of land, a good Dwellibg House with six rooms, tbe nsnal out-buHdfngS and an excellent well of water. For term*apply te Mrfc E. USHER, on the premises/iaVlw - ’ M. B. HILL} au21 —4w* Augusta Factory. TO RENT. THE FIRST OF ’ OCTOBER next, the STORE and DWELLING corber Ellis and Washington ’ Stseets> at present occupied by J. He us man. ■■ .’I ALSO t ; ... The twb adjoining HOUSES and LOTS) on Washington Street, Nos. 22 and 24. Possession of No. 24 given Ist of September if desired. Terms reasonable. For farther information apply to auiU—tf EMANUEL A. NBHR. TO RENT, JQWBLLINO AND STORE. A DWELLING on Reynolds street, op posite South Carolina Depot. Also, the laftte STORE, 127 Broad Street. Apply above Store. aulff—tf TO RENT, The house m greene street; pleasantly located, wilt be rented at once, or from the Ist of Geidber—with or without Furniture. 7 ill anl4—2w* HI; n gFORRENTJ I jO T The RESIDENCE ON Corner of Lincoln and Eflis streets, ' containinj. pipe rooips, beside, two attic rooms, double kitchen, etc. Possession can be obtained inrmedlatblv. Apply next doOr orW , „. Lj-LATHROP, aul 2—tf' Af'TrE.'TitoffioiiS’ Foundry. For Sale Os Exohai^e L ; Fog, qi;ry property, ,S IMPROVED OR UNIM FROVJSDr-A j SPLENDI D ES T D FnU ft on tbe »iborQ* .Broa4, ,M th^^fyur-inil©., rn Augusta. w( j.' ’ . r *flie House contains six rooms, all finish ed ‘in tho host style, ahm/sitnow ; t<*ur Ser vant’s Rooms Stable lor four horses; Corn et«* y. r r , . Tho place cop tains about fifty Acres, with about 2,Opt) of tlio choicest Fruit Trees—all young, being, planted only four years. Any,J>crsion snpb a desirable {dace had better call soon, as a decided bar jfain will J&q given. With attention, a splen did fortune can be made of tbe Orchard. For particulars, enquire of WM. GUENDINNING, or >•/ SAMUEL DICKEY. auS—f/“ “ FOR SALE, TWO HOUSE S—ONE CONTAINS Four Rooms aud an Attic; the other Isl. a small COTTAGE HOUSE, with all tbe necessary out-buildings. Th© Property is all newly fanned, and in excellent condi tion. No better Water in the .city. Willj. bo sold separately or together. For all par*, ticulars, apply to £. JIL ROGERS, aullr—lm 245 Broad Street. TO RENT, SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE— Corner Reynolds and Aast Boundary Street. For particulars, inquire of R. DuMARTIN, au7— lm Southern Express Offico. - Building Lots for Sale ptKLY SEVEN LOTS LEFT, SITUATED I on Marbury Street, adjoining, but out of-the city limits. For terms apply to j j - 'MM - f. A . MAUGE, at Caffin’s, Broad Street, aris—l m* Augusta, Go. FOR SALE, -pINE AVENUE GARDEN— Located in Harrisonyille— FOR SiALR;. T .The Lot cnntaiitaVii AVtresJ Jy|2l—tOctl* M r . W. BARRON. ~T'"' I. . . JOB PRINTIN G HO If SE, dOBNER OF' Broad fi; Mclntosh Sts. • a!, ,t •[ Printing in every valor, shape and form, . 11 : > t:, , ... ON ANY KIND OF PAPER, | > '.ltd ■ EX ECUTED 1 . ■ F H O MB TANARUS, NEAT, CHEAP. _j ’’ E. H. PUGHE, OFFICE QP'fHE BAILY PRESS, ,- - - Corner Btfiad and Mclntosh sts., Up Stairs, '! M i >« ’---I' >».:*<■* - !.. . ' • I . husnsTA, Ga. o*l COSM.KTF stock of I SEAS.Q«4BL®. GQOf)S AT T^JB j WELL-KNOWNMSTAND Ol* > . . , T .,..,f..,KAHN &.CO, J 262 Broad Street. Saddle Bamess For Sale. ! A B , i ; < ? < S^^ And l|. l°fr buggy Yx. a fine English Pie Skin RID TNG SADDLE* So hantfsbW BRIDLE in the dfcy for salq cheap. In qU : ’ ►f'ff'T OFFICE. 248 Broad St