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tnut morning Ape* «, «*r
fa<nt> *?»**« I**
Prat JUMdtte, kU it Art**t»- It- !
ring the part mi. “I
•BmlnttMcetti of At proc«£-
uft, otr space wsC fare* at to mbH tke
BUT pool tkiogs 1W were oaid, aad
ctdtt ctWni Btitlr to tbe oftcitl
BCtMB Os tk* V«e.
BtailUTW.
TW Amnciatina »u tailed to order
at 8 o'clock. P. It, OB Wed wearier. by
tko PreufcM, W. G. Ctarfoa, Ewq, of
tko MoMl* AdrtrUatr * Remitter.
Upon aSs| tko toll tko faiiowiag
p*pm urnred to ijbw mow. which
couuuut; » qtona, tko CoartaGos
protwltl to hamntot:
Cmutitmiitmafß, JLagmtm, <h- : JPW-,
eyrapk, Xmtm, Go. ; -Vro ifea, AlktU,
Go.; laidligaater, AlUtlt. Go.; MaZ,
VottfUMtT, Ax; JdrtrtiaeT, Moat*
(ootn. Ak; Trehoac, Mobile, Ala.;
Afortuer and Register, MobTSe. Ala. ;
Ciroaicie an d SatUotl, Aojoaba, Go.;
(Vm, A Btnra, Go.; f»jwnt,
Ctf.mbat. Ga r j iforiadaoh,
Gb. ; -Virr A Herald, Soranc&k, Go.;
Jemrmmi k Jf-axwer. Mum, Gb. :
Timer, Selma. Ala.
Mr. Bar*, of tke Jbcntri of Jf«*rra
per, wa*reqs«sti to *et bs jftrrtury
—tkat officer kariag toiled w Btxrre.
Ob taotioo ol Motor fcteeie. tke rales
were sutpexxM far tko comlimemt of i
journals wfco wicked to "recowse acts- •
ben of tke JUsecialkrn, aid the foflow
iag joarnals were admitti-d r Aoai**rkc,
Keoptii, }Tmatßi D*3jf Opinion.
Atlanta, Georgia. Dbily Pum, Ao
puit. Advertiser, Sonattk. Ameri
cas Cato*, Chattanooga, TesneAK*-
Tri-Weekly Star, G rdSm.
A. R- Wii|H of the Ckaamide dr
Seatiad. gave notice that be would
more to reeootvJer Major’Steefe** reso
lution. He moved tkot mil ptntk,
either Doily or Weekly, be invited to
seats ia tke Convention, which wot
adopted.
On motion of Major Steele, Col. 1. S.
Tb rat her, late ?'.J jeri r. teuirc tof tke
Southern Pres* As«c*.iition, Mr. Eras—
tus Brooks, of the Mew York Associated
Prt; -. Mr. Leioop, of tke iintert As
sociated Press. Mr. Barr. A yet: of the
New York Associated Press at Wash
ington. arid otter gentlemen connected
with the Prers as reporters or otherwise,
were invited to seats epoo the floor. *r.d
their names were recorded upon the
journal.
A Committee of five, consisting of
Messrs. Sneed, Ttle-jrapk ; Stockton,
Conxtitniionalixt, ; Bard, -Vrer Era ;
Eggleston, Tribute; Dote hie, Aealaneke,
«• appointed to prepare basin eas for
the Assbeisttion.
Hon. Foster B-odgett. our esteemed
Postmaster, was invited to s scat oa the
fioor ol tie Association.
Mr. Brooks being revested to ad
dress the Association ackaowledged, id
the handsomest tents, (be cowxteay ex
tended him, and expressed regret at toe
dissatifaction which bad bees manifested
toward the Associated Preen. He hoped
to be able, in response to any interroga
tonts. to brtng about a good understand
iog. HU speech was »eli received. and.
at its dose, the Association adjourned
until Thursday morning.
SECOSI) in 7.
The Association met at 10 o'clock.
A communication was received from
Messrs. Clarion. Duncan, and Williams,
Committee, inviting the Association to
accept a complimentary supper: also,
from Mr. Thrasher, tendering, on the
part of the Express aDd Telegraph
Companies, the courtesies of their lines
to the members of the Association, free
of charge, which were accepted, with
resolutions of thanks to each of the
above parties.
Mr. Clarke, President ot the Associ
ation. then presented his report, detail
ing the operations of the Association
daring the last year, and the efforts
made with the Telegraph Company, and
with Mr. Craig, and Mr. Hicks, then of
the Associated Press, to secure improved
telegraphic facilities; and he attributed
the important changes and improve
ments mainly to the existence of the
Southern Association, as reorganized at
Montgomery, and urged the importance
of maintaining the organization.
Whether or not it is determined to work
in connection with the Associated Press
and Western Association, the Southern
Press should be in n condition to ope
rate independently whenever it is deemed
necessary. These are the chief points
embraced hi bis report, which space *
forbids ns to pub.tab in full.
A communication from Mr. Barr to
the President of the Southern Associa
tion was rand, detailing the arrange
ments for supplying the Son; hern Press,
and presenting explanations in refer
ence to the diScohy of serving all
localities w;thoc: sending some matter
that would bs att'.nleresting at some
points. He stated that he was untram
meled by any instructions as to the tone
of his reports, and stmghl to make them
acceptable. He announced the recent
arrangement whereby two hundred
words are allowed at noon, Gve hundred
at eight thirty, and three hundred at
eleven tTciock, and by which all local
dispatches for New York are distributed
at all points without additional cost.
Mr. Barr also, on invitation, read an
address which be bad |>reparnd, to the
Association, defending himself from
complaints which hare been made, snd
inviting the Association to suggest any
changes desired in the present plan for
the distribution of news.
qaNqg goer. and tkat ft Pnplubll
Wl * Dim**, b* .Mid, ahufc
mulwduUkm: ‘ -
Presided, W. JC. Clad-* Mifcfe>
Seeretarr sal Treasarev, 3. B. Barr, -
-M«m. Uncm^AaLWcgkt,^;
' tfewrgta; Judge Wh,taker. of Georgia;
iV. Laid lev, of So** CAroiiaa; Mr.
Iklima. of Alabama.
Tkt Board were authorized to Ad
' Dimtan far Vafsii mod Mimwipf*. 1
I A. R. a-ahdrww km mmioa far
' a trcexui dartomw ts tko rsottoikm folk
riv« to tke aimizaioa of new papers.
Tke Bssusi Committee made a 1
report whseh was ad spaa I. Aa it was |
: transmitted by telegraph, it is sauce- ;
earary to reproduce it. There was a
protracted dtscaamou or a proposition. ]
nbwittsd by Mr. Walsh, tkat the Awr
Itiatior cosusoa to lucefe* its news from
tka New York Associated Press aotil
etkaewiac ordered by a f»TI meeting of
It hi. AMKhdoa, proeidod the Dews can
be received under eztasiog arrange
ments. Mr. TtU aot drsidog to
jytut eontoatioe, aad B tke request of
” Mr. Bnch, t<M leave to withdraw
■ his pet sasiliaa,which was grouted.
A rvao'.otioa in wfciisat to the sm
ses* meat provided far by tke Const!ta-
J tkm. was agreed to.
I The thanks T the Asaoctat-on were
| tendered to the officers, to Cofeaei J. &
j T-rasber. far past servic-ea, and to Mr,
W. M. Barr, ijt fas aerncas as Wash
* ingtow.
The Association then adjoaraed sot 3
I pncj j,
th:sd asr.
After the calaag af tke roll aad
readia* of the minutes of tke prevkms
day, a resoistioa ia reference to adver
tising from abroad, and to advertising
agencies, was lost.
The following resclutioa. by Mr.
Reid, of Maooa, was uansimocsly
adopted:
Besolred, That this Convention here
by express to the Mayor and Cttr
. Coined brethren or the Press, proprie
tor* ol the several betels, and the busi
ness men cf Atlanta, their appreciation
of the various tyutslifri -hewa cs :
dertng onr visit, and especially for the
eomfsimectory banquet of but evening.
Istaigsted, a* the Press are. in all de
vdipments of the resource* aad wealth
of our country, it is [ccsliarh grati tying
u> wiumm the sesalts of the energy of
the citizens of Atlanta, her increasing
pannlartoring interests her f-.paistion.
labor, and the lire ebarncier of her
bttGoess men. Ska has oar best wishes
for her future prosperity. This visit
wiii be a cherished memory with nil cf
i cs. whose good fortune it was to be
present.
A ressladaa ia referenea to sustain- i
ing “respectable magazines and literary
papers of the •Sooth,’’ being deemed
irrevaient mailer, was lost.
Major Steele announced the death of
Dr. K. W. Gibbs, of Columbia, str.ee
the annual meeting, and offered resols
tious to his memory, which were
adopted.
I A resolution accepting the invitation
! of the Saperictecdest of the Western
: and Atlantic Railroad, to take a trip to
i Marietta, was adopted.
Resolution* of thanks to the President
aad Secretary were adopted. In re
sponse to which, the President addressed
i tke Association, tkankir g item for the.}
a.,ention and orderly conduct daring
their deliberations. He announced that
a satisfactory contract had been entered
j into between Mr. Brooks, of the Assce
! elated Press, and the Southern Press
; Association.
A rea-j’.otioa, by Mr. Stock!oo, that
all eompiaints as to the action of ozenu,
or the cew* served, be made ocly
throagh the President of the Aasocia-
Uon, was adopted.
The President wax instructed to pro
cure an act of incorporation lor the
Association, from such Southern State*
as he deemed fit.
Messrs. J. R. Snead and S. Rose
were appointed a committee to compile
and prepare for publication an amende-i
copy of the Constitution, together with
the proceediiigs of the last and the pre
sent Association.
The Secretary was instructed to keep
a record of all journals in the Southern
States, to send them the proceedings of
this Association, and address them upon
the importance of unity of action.
On motion of Mr. Withingtcn, the Con
vention adjourned, to met; next April
in Augusta.
Thus was concluded the fourth annual
Association of the Southern Press Asso
eiation. Its deliberations were of the
most pleasant aad satisfactory charac
ter. Though aot as largely attended as
was desirable, it embraced many of the
most enterprising and eneeessful jour
nalist* of the South, and it is believed
that it will be productive of tfee best
results. If the Association did not
assume a position of such complete
independence as many desired, it ex
hibited awch concert of action as will, H
is believed, secure the recognition of all
reasonable demands in connection with
the Associated Press, or enable it to act
with vigor in the redress of grievances.
Excvmsioss, fjosrrralitt or tax citi
zens, ETC.
The hospitality extended to the mem
bers of the Association was of the most
cordial character. The press, hotels,
merchants, and citizens vied with each
other in their efforts to contribute to the
general enjoyment. Carriages were in
waiting to convey members of the press
to any part of the city. Cigars, refresh
ments, and stationery were freely ten
dered on every baud, and nothing that
taste or liberality could suggest was left,
undone to demonstrate the hearty wel
come. To be a member of the Press
Association waa aa open eetame to the
pockets and hearts of a!!.
In company with a number of others,
we took a ride around the city,and found
on every band evidences of growth and
progress which seem almost magical. j
W« nan ad tka
stun* net.use mu,
.sw!fgkiA>m A pa*jr v s ‘ ,l“.
l>- lipl and saw ,
ms* "totoe* #M|m into
nib—a pros am wkiek affords aa oMoa
iskisg (zbibitkrti pf arechaaicsl skill
tsl power.
la oekaowiedgiag tke m j
goahiegty brisked upon as, da-ing the -
~nm», we veareety tapts. 1
far tke latch stsuog was Bamaily oafai ie ,
everywhere; bat we remember with
qperipl pleasure onr brethren of the \
Era sod UtcOigemcer. hod the twamd- !
crate attentsewa of our hosts of the *
kiariocai Hoees, who see in retry sense
model badtoede. H U Harm, Esq,
tke gentiemaalr clerk, was bora for the
position he fitsa, and he fiib it welL j
I A feeding feature of tke hospitality I
tendered the member* of tke Coatee
line, was tka
rttst nasqrrr,
given by tke citizens, under tke man
agemetd at Judge W. IT. CUytoa, Col.
J. W. Duncan, and Cart W. M. VT.i
'tarns, who coabitated the Committee.
The table was spread rc the Lacies'
Ordinary of the Sslirst! Hoc. At 9
o’efaek the company was seated, with
Judge Whiulrer, of tke laidUfeoter, at
die bead of the table, If. G. Clarke <
| of the Mobile Remitter on his right, and
j Bon. Brooks, of the New York
Erprem am km left. T rie bin was
lezceedingiy'rrti and raried, embracing
among ** the substantial*,’’ about forty
! dUkes and entre*, and twenty rarieue*
of retiskes and vegetal-fea. with ssxteee
kir ds of pastry, and over twenty jellies
' and cot Simaats far dessert. Tke wine*
* were cae*tep:sona l -ie sod varied as the
veriest ry* rieatd could desire. After
* the cloth was removed, tke following
regular 10a.ua were proposed :
i 1. Give me a free press, and I will
give yon a free people.
Responded to by W. G. Ciark,
of Mobile.
2. The Enterprises of Indastry—We
ofler ia the Soa:h aa open field for the
capital aad labor of the world.
This was most eloquently responded
to Vr tie Hurt. Erastu* Brooks, editor of
;ce New York Expect*.
3. Liberty aad Law—The Law that
protects Liberty, sod tka Liberty that
obey* Law.
To which the Hon. 0. A. Lochrane
was called upon to zeapood, which that
gentleman did in his well-known felicit
ous m setter.
4. A-..ants—No fabled “Pceenia'—
She has risen from her ashes.
This brought out CoL L. J. Glenn
who revtewed the p»« bndorv of At-
Uala, its sacceases and :ts tLclatitudes,
etc.
5. The State of Georgia—The en
cb*nto.ent of fctr wealth by the mcreaae
of her ,-opaiauua.
The Hon- R. J. Mtses, of Columbas,
was called upon to speak for our glo
liots ild comcaoowea tk, and cerui.ilv
no geallemsn present was more able la
do the subject jastice than this gifted
and genial getulejcsn.
so Womtw—
“ Tbe « -rid was sad—The cwHea was a
wHd,
Aad aai. ibe berwiit, t tried till voais
fsiled “
Our cotemporary of the .Ycic Era,
Dr. Samuel Bard, champiooed
“ Heaves’« tart—ten gift."
; Tee regular toasts being inns disposed
:ot volunteer toasts were given and
■ responded to in rapid succession.
1 Many gocrJ thirds were perpetrated
which it is impossible to record. It was
I altogether a roost agrveable affair, and
we trust all present roav live to enjoy
j many similar reunions.
rxctrasios to sistrrri.
A comber of the members of the
1 Convention accepted an invitation to
visit Marietta. As several of them had
| »o! returned when the evening train left
1 for Augusta, there was some solicitude
i to know w hether liev had fallen on the
i field/
The Appeal to the Supreme Csnrt.
The R-itiomal LdeUi-jenccr. referring
, to the rejection by the Supreme Court
| of the application to file the petition of
j M-ss ssippi. and the granting of the
j permission in the case of Georgia, says,
; in respect to the latter:
j "On this the subpoenas will issue,
j bat one of the rules o! Court declares
« that "process issued out of this Court in
j ar.v suit in equity shall be served on the
defendant sixty days before the return
of said process.’
"* This postpones further consideration
of this question until December, as the
Court will aejouru io May until that
uniDil."
Practically, ibere'orr, there is noad
vantage in the movement, since Georgia.
* 1,1 the meantime, will remain under
* military rule. while by acting under the
j law the might, by December, be ia a
j fairway to be re’ieved. We have thought ,
] from t;:e first that the shortest way out
; o! the present difficulty is to go righi
! through it. As to the constitutional and
theoretical questions involved, we do
not think the present aumuspicions time
i tor their settlement.— Richmond Whig.
A Southern Firm io he Overhauled.
The Herald' r Charleston special says
I ike firm of Frazer, Trtabofoi A Cos., of
1 Cbaileston, of which the late Confede
rate Secretary of the Treasure is a
| member, and Lafitte, their agent at !
’ Nassau. dnri; g the war, have been -
j notified to appear before the J udiciary j
I Committee at Washington, to give tes
i timotiy in relation to the bun net* of,
i blockade running,and the assets of the
firm remaining at the close of the wjr
War.
Some of the French houses at New
Orleans have had their on)-rs for Cot
ton countermanded, in cooaequeuce of
the anticipated war between France and
ituauia.
’ Value wf nan area.
Mr. J. B. Lanes, who has been
making wheat experiments in England
for twenty three successive jears upon
the same land, reports the result in the ;
year just cioeed, as follows:
Un manured— 13) bash M lb*
Farmyard liaßT>re_"7| bash ill lbs
Artificial isroure...J2, bash Ilf lbs
7he first colnmn shows the number
of bushels to the acre—the second, the
average weight per bushel.
OBITUARY
Fafafal it te at aH times to sarntd the
ftp «f them wtom we tosajhatmpmvßy
Km ky aa 1 mhi f
M|h «e-tori far Ito aw uimmjfeg cfal-
Mg «B wank. Sot* was tka rare A*
tfcmsXMAC. wtfevf Gfemt!”
rt Beufmt I wirwt. 8. whe
toswvtto tots !to ~ u* ill* toy rt Fto
«wj- lsC.» taw Alta gaas af fee awe.
was a measker of the Baptist Chart*.
22dS‘Si£.TSi ssarr&s
vs kwv towih. She was rtiwctaat at laanwg
fei-'dai''' JTZJk tot rlTiw
> »*Wf to riefart wari he wish law | fev
her last wvrto am them: “hat me WWW
I *mmmk ** t» Jrros, rtosm ~
. freer ion we* Ughlr ertaamtri Mg to*
[ Clkrefa was greet.j ttocvel hj aU wh*
i kaew tor. T&qgh to knew that ear tom
: «• tor ereriesßsf gwf*. it u f*ji fat to my
, tor n** it m, -ILess it a* taaaeauwag
i that rimth un,l sever.”
Mag it to vers a* it wet ton to say :
“O, beets, sate is thy sttag,
I 0, pin. where i• thy victory f
S. ecial Kotices.
! CosstoxiKs rtt Surra Ctsotin
iyri) 30—£ h S, Ltea tsaerie
, * Ce, J W Umiak. W, H H R-ckmeo.
1 J fr B, Clark A M, S B Bwvers. B Perry,
f Thm B Pen, i B So&iras. C A C A Bre,
; M Hy.m, A Ce, B A 8, IHj. A S Coffia. S
Perns A Ce.
#gr“ WEBB’S LODGE NO. IS€,
' P - AA.-JL-S—Urn Kegnlar C«m- ft
manieanea ts tbit Ledge viD to vy
l held a: the fo.lge Room, Masoaic
Hell, TO-MORROW ..Montoyi EYRS.SS.
Acril 2U, st Ts eVtock.
j ft* P-‘- C.-. ifara will to Hsionri.
" By order
C. f. Lewis, W.-. M.-.
i Ww. ft Dsns; Secretary.
| anil—l;
1
Hooksf Hooks! Hooks!
FISH!
LINES! LINES! LINES!
A FINE AAcOBTMEST AI
PLUMB & LEITNERS.
| eplT—e>4i
i
5 remamaead rirewieg SODA W.VTF* at
our Coanter. PLUME A LEIT.VER.
ayrl t —‘J
mir MAKE TOUR ?TATE TAX
| RaTP.Sj.-in persons a-scwael will
ule tana tit’, for tie purpose of receiv
i lag said Eetarcr, I stall tSini at the
J store of Mr. A. ctereus, Ke. Hr* Hrtmri
| street, fro* the Ist day of April until the
j loth cay of Jsne Saturdays ezcepred,, and
| oa Saturdays ot the months of May and
I Jmte at the Court Growads of the Coaaty
. frutriet.
All Matos, both wliu and colored, be
tween the age* of twenty owe aad r.xtT,
' are to retoro and pay a Stale
Tax of OXE frOLLAK, and such other
sax a* may to imposed by the Coaaty.
1 For fail ere to reearw by the lilt of Jaae,
* the penalty is double tax and will be ea
foreed-
] OCre Boors, from 1* A. M. to IP. M.
MATTHEVT SHHROX.
Eecwver Tax Returns Richmond County.
■ u!l—ijelS
Bearding.
BOARDING.
i \ FEW STNC.LE CRJiTI.rMrV CAN
: -a to aeeommodated with litsvj.fr ANfr
LOfriiXbtJ, bv appiieatjoa to
J. J. LATHBf'P.
C<raer Liacoia and EEe street*.
lei—-;
BOARD.
A FEW tSEXTLBMEX CAN OBTAIN
-A BOARDING, at lit Urceo street, scar
| St. John's Parsonize. Also, a Boom to
rent, furnished or csfurairhed.
aplls £
Por Sale and Kent.
TO KEFT.
OF STORE NO. tii BROAD ST.
Erqure oa the premises.
CHAS. 1L WARNER,
apo—:f Plomber and Gas Fitter.
TO BENT
! VaY is*. THE STORE ON THB
j A corner of RUis and M noaieot streets,
at present occupied by Mrs. S. Leckie.
I AU'J,
The DWELLING next below: tbe House
C'.atam* See r'-oi iarte kiteceu ia
the vac', st a other cecesfarv outbeiidiegs.
Apply to S.'LECKIE.
apl<—tf Oa lit premise*.
REMOVAL.
j
MRS. S. LECKIE
MILLINERY
AXV
FANCY GOODS
cm
SATURDAY. APRIL 20,
AT FT JUS
XO. 155 BROAD STREET,
Next door stove Mechaaie’i Bank, where
.be will to pleased to see her old easterners,
and all others wb# may Ur or her with a
ealL
ALSO.
A eery large aad spleadid stock of
Buggy and Hand
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS,
Os every style, which we will mil cheaper
than any other boom in ibe City, AU
Umbrellas aad Parasol* bought from u*
will to mended tor half price, by
8. LECKIE A RON,
lii broad iumL
•pld—tf y«xt Mecbuic'i Bftck.
One Hollar
WILL BUY TOC A PAIK OF
Ladies' or Gents' Kid Gloves,
AT THB
Great Southern Emporium,
522 Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.
■k22—if *
Hew Advertisement*.
Just Jteceivedgj
-pi JEROME HAT, ftn mA free* J
Tke FT. CLOUD MAT, Wart and treb
Atari totor Sew btyfe* of HATS fee.
. Cewtl—«a.
The DRXTFt HAT
Tke RWTffrr WAT
The VICTORIA Bomntr
Tke POPLATOIE ftYSSSZ
PARASOLS
- * FANS
COLORED CRAPES
CRTsTAL FRINGE?
Aad Other Goods for tke Ladle*
j ' -list .sir - , i ... I
All es wkieh ere eCereri at
Low Prices!
n
D. B- WILLIAMS * CO-,
Bt BROAD aTKbb'T,
wpll—«t Oppeatte Bases >c Ball.
Notice to Tax Payers.
Cuu or Ceuacrx n frnen 1
j Aagwr.a. Gw, April S*tb. IM7. J
The real estate book will
rtaaia rpea at my eftre hr *e« riart
. frem Misdate fee tto isrpertiao es three
: wimsiti at the erd of which time H wi’l
to Saally fired Par-.jee efa«rti«g |« their
wwfsft! as ton birb. are required to Cte
I as tSlavit in this eftre. ttwtieg tbai reek,
| in :toir opiafes, s» tto fact, aa 1 wtat they
! deem a fa-r raleetiea. Three ekjeetieas
j will them to laid before Oewaeil for farther
aetiuß.
‘ Aey perrea RaMe for Ci*y Team, whe
’has failed U make tbeir rc*. rat for the
J prreeet year. Aw'd aved tbemrelve* ts
I this oftpertweity to make :toir re:eras,
and ie avnid the penal'v of tke law.
L. T. BLOME.
I *pJl—lk Clerk of GowaeiL
j ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
Extensive and attr acttvw sup.
plies of Rich Jewelry, Grid aed Silver
Werebee. vrd redrd -ilvrrware of every ie
■ <scrp;::«. lisacci acd P-rs. laitev'
]<? .M Lrectiae an i Chatelaine Chaint, Gent'e
o carl. Vest, and Feb Chains, Wedding
j Ring.. Bridal Setts of Pearls,
ALSO,
! STERI/ISCi SILVER
FOR
BRIDAL PRESENTS
AND A GREAT VARIETY OP
FANCY ARTICLES.
Tine Wanches ac i Jfbtjj repaired at
A. PRONTACr? OLD STAND,
ltl bread street.
Owe dees below Auguste HsteL
J. J. BROW ME,
£ARVER AND OILDIE.
LOOKING GLASS Aed
PICTURE FRAMES
I CORNICES,
BRACKETS,
CONSOLE TABLES,
err Made Vt Order-vfer
CS PICTURE anl LOOKI.VG-GLASS
| FP.AMES REGILT.anI OIL PAINTINGS
RESTORED. LINED, aid V*ltN!sHEfr
I At lii BROAD STREET,
Aeveeto, On.
OM CHANDELIERS marie to fork EQUAL
TO NEW, at a moderate prim.
1 »p!l—tf
Land Plaster.
\ rsw TONS, JUST RXCFprED AND
.A for s»s* by tee soriers-.geeri. To ti-se
whe bare tried «tis valuable aed cheap fer
tiliser, it :» aot aerema-y t* reeoewtreari «t,
bat to >h»m who have aot yet trie* It. we
fay, do re : it if aypiteabl* to all kted* of
ct'te. aed may to aypliel a* a teg Wit;
with pro St. JAS. STOGXER A IXI..
»pl*—tf Sri- Breed rtrret,
DREW’S
NEW EAP OF FLORIDA.
\ NEW MAP OF FLORIDA. PUB
- A LISED aa sheet 2**s? ivehre. tad
boe- I ia amt ewers, re it to render it ree
veeient for o!S« or poekut we, is low re
ee;rrd and r ffered for **le-
It represerts at! the new coauties, the
niiroad* ia use, to :b# p< iatt to which they
may to Saishcd, aad the projected railroad
r nfo* through orier y.crtjt-a# of Ito Sfata;
afro, all the railroad to war aad nation,
aed all tka newly prejerteri tows* or settle
ments, which tto pub,if her ba> toes able to
asrevtais.
It de-igaater. by came aad iseatfoa, atl
tb* eelebratad Apriagf of Florida, a* wri!
as tie bast e fieldt of tbe late wav.
Toe extec t of the U. S. Land Surveys,
with the raeg* aed u wcr*.ip notators. are
e'jOfptc’i -uflT fb .w.i, t--ge-.ier with ti* a-1-
(ire*f aad ]«*lim of the Uaioeri ?ta;m, tto
Stale, ac<l she railroad laud oftrere.
In ail resveeu thi# Map has beer pre
pared, after a labor of several mocthf. to to
valuable aid afefat to tbeeitix-ca of Florida,
aed to the large camber of perreaa abroad
who are iatereated is Florida stair*. It D
hacdat soely eelureri. Brice, flli per copy.
It will to mailed to any pan of ito ?ta:e,
portage prepaid, spun receipt, of tha above
asaouet. MercbanSf aed other* wirhieg the
Map fur resale, will to tsppHed bv the
quastity at a dire ones of <oe third.' Re
mittaaoef meat aorompaay all erdert to ia
asre atlesiiiou. Address
C. DEf-T. V Mifhev.
Jacksonville. Fla.
Acri may to bad of
W. J. PCOLET,
131 Pearl street. New York.
aplk—tf
MULES.
| g HEAD FINE
PLANTATION MULES
Fur rale at the PALACE STABLES,
apr IS-ts M. A. DEHONEY.
Sealed Proposals
FDR THE BUILDING OF THE EX
TENSION of the Convert of Mercy
will be received by tho undersigned aalil
(be lit of May next Drawings mad .perifi
ratioac ran bn woo at tb* Here of Brav.
MnHarky Ar Cos. JAIi&S A. GRAY.
aplT—Sw
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
EMPORIUM
JULIUS O. TUCKER,
S2J BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Constantly receiving. ar.fi on haafi a large
aafi varied assortment of
Dry Goods,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
' HATS
FANCY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
•**-, etc-, out., ate.
aU!—tf
Mew Advertisement*.
i NEW GOODS.
‘ XIW STOCK or *— ®
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
/l 'i l | i •*»
JUFT RECEIVED, AND WILL »W
MANI EACURSft 10 ORDER,
ia tn
Meet PuhtauMe Style*.l
ORDERS SOLICITED.
J. A TAM WHILE
epSI—Isa
A AA bJLS- BEST
4UU ROCKLAND LUCK,
Per tain very Ww. by
J. M CLARK * SONS,
epJl— 3* SI Beat ttreet.
City Taxes for 1867.
Notice is hereby givb* that
the City Tax Dijeri las ben flared
[ -la my bands fre- eeiferts-m, aed teat aU
perneni err required to pay tbnr Tax re for
' IMT w:thin sixty days after tkif data. A
pri-mft aresri-.-a to this matter w2i asre
parties taxed eridirfoee, rxpewae.
L P. GiBVIN.
apil—l# Celfoeter aed Trmswrer.
CLOTHING!
CLOTHINTG!
SEW STYLES!
. All Fraolt mad FukiOßAble Good* 1
MANUFACTURED TO ORDER.
; WILL LS SOLD AT THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES 1
-sc-:
J. A- VAX WISKLE.
apil—la
j
“W anted.
An agent in every town in
the Called Scant* u sell the best
! variety el CI»THEa WRINGERS is tto
world. Price* varying ire* L" it tn
J sll**—with weed nr ires fraue;. w::h nr
'■ witbect e g wheel*. Por cirraiars aud
j terms. app>y to HAWES A LCKiAN, S*
j Cv raeil. and Ti Ceart ssretts. Ifortna.
j *p3>-»
I. Cotton Yams*
1 bales superior
1 yJ\J Cotton tarns
Frea Fcr-.et.ny Mill*,
1 New in store aad for safe ; ass:rte-i num
bers, freta t'l to IT*, eenstastly n hacd.
nn»-t f A. POrLLUS.
~ • COAL.
\ CARGO OF SCPEEIOR COAL TO
A arrive aad wii‘ to * ,’d oa :k* Wharf
by tie Tv* aad wj wari*. to »-u par.
ebarerf. bv A. POILLAIN.
_ BO!'*—t V
PRINTS.
\ FEW CASES—
A SEW STYLES—
At Wholesale or Retail, cheap, at
a I!—tf D. R- WBIGHT A CO.
PiRBO-Fortcx Tuned.
TO MEET THE TIMES. I HAY'S RE
dated tto charge for TUNING te
THREE DOLLAR*.
Orders ’efo at M*. GEO. A. OATES',
249 Bread ?treet. or at my ?h-r.
the Poft-Olee, prompt!* S'reefed
eel— ts ROBERT A. HARPER.
XMES. SEGIS'S
FRENCH MILLINERY!
AND
DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT:
32? Broad rfreri, A ■-■erda. Go.,
Opporit* PlacMT*" Hotel.
HATS. BONNETS,
RIBBONS. FLOWERS,
BUTTONS, TRIMMING^
SPaNCEhtf, VEILS, Eve.
To Ladies io tie reoatry who may de
sire to bar* a well Cited Ilea rat or oak
or Par era* es any kind, we wii! seed fail
directives for ukieg a correct mea.are.
fe?—ly
To Co:ton Mill Owners.
THE UNDERSIGNED, wno is A MAN
of loog aed varied experience is tbe
Bcaiaeff, is destr o* -f obia:cisg a circa
tloa a.- Maaager of a Velio. Mill. He caa
fareixb ’be moat caeicepiiontble refereeewa
aa to ability, etc. For panircUrt apt, yte
JOSEPH V. CLARKE,
Pise- xrille, Cfcener ccaaty, Pa.
mh2‘s—lm»
Fisk and Oysters,
.GAME,
POULTRY,
VEGETABLES,
FAMILY GROCERIES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Alwuyo aa haafi
aafi for sale law.
CALL AND SEE ME.
WM. HALE JColsrefi),
Washington meet,
beta kb Broad aad Ellis.
j»l j—ts
Keys Found..
A BUNCH OF KETS WERE PICKED
up oa tha Savaaaah Brad.
The loser, oa paying expenses of this
advertisement, can übiaia them by apply
ing at tho
DAfLI PRESS OFFICE.
apfi—tf
KID GLOVES,
UIIE KID GLOVER,
... . BowwUtul qualities,
Ail sisao.
Just received. by
Mr». runllE.
•fO—R lb* Brand street.
Domestic Goode,
piCHMOND STRIPES
Lk US Ni BURGS
BROWN SHIRTINGS aafi SHEETINGS
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS
Aafi SHEETINGS
aH qaalities, for saia at law prices, by
■arts — ts D. R. WEIGHT A CO.
Just Arrived
* -riim re
Sill SHPDUUH.
IKSMfIaOADBTKCT,
‘Offeree* the Aegewta Hitd,
P LARGE AND■
fartoSkei ot ‘
MK
HI LOREN'S aad \
GENTS'
BOOTS AMD SHOES,
I fria all the miilramd Meat factaaera es i
New Yerk amd Pheiadmfon*
SELLING AT
Reduced Prices,
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Ramrmhtr tto Name eari ylotui.
M. COHEX,
Uhj RROAD STREET.
ef'I —ts
to maun.
! QN HAND—
AN ASSORTMENT OF
TAGS!
TOE PACKAGES AND MEECHANDITE
or au. tuns.
Ttor ere marie of lute Payer, very
; smag and are Eyeae;;e4. Dev.-iei n*
*mr ■ Fwtineri Card, whirl: wiS to Prixtei
•fne them at vrrr rose*
Alan. JOB PRINTING OF EC LEI
1 DESCHLPIION. at -Ac
DAILY PZESS OFFICE.
i fori—tf
SUNDRIES !
JUS I RECEIVED—
i I* CLmm Pactery CHRRSB
| to lMr Stuart's rTwUww m Crwchwd:
SUGARS
i lri cLewt* Cfam Gran aad Black TEA
(extra tat)
; Ca* FRUITS, PRESERVES, JELLIES.
PICKLES, PEPPERS, re*,
ilk bag* Ria aii Java COFFEES
Si Uj. Peaeh B.ew and Jtrksn White
1 POTATOES
to bhi*., halfbUs , aad MACKEREL
i tier-re" best Baltimore Sugar Cwred
HAM?
j Ciito LIQUORS, of all kind*, jan
rwfivri
j l.rito tots, frerh CfiDFI-H
| to hexes C.’ph'i SOAP aad fraryta’v
STARCH
to dens: PAILS, CHURNS, red TUBS
star.
! Gents' Pr-seh GAITERS an-i Lrw vnr.
terei SHOES
I Lad,re' PrcteUe OUTERS
| Children's SHOE?
Men’s aad SHOE®
Embriddered t- : Eatossmi TABLE aad
PIANO COVERS
WiTab,;* I'AXASKS aad IK-TLTE?
i Ciutire BASKETS : Market Knife, ui
Fax.-ey BASK STS
* Feather asi Hair DTSTERS : Ft ; -
| BROOM*
; Semi aad Whitewash BRUSHES
Pastry and Knife BOARDS
t Blacking BRUSHE? and BLACKING
! Straw, Hair, and Hrrtv* SE-i-GStS
j Table MATS. SIFTERS
' Anri 3::« .f ;-itor G :-:-4s k*T>: in a Ires
j elasi Vxne-y Si re. Jus; j«r;rea ana f:r
i safe a: wi ,i-esaie and renar. by
JAS. G BAILIE 4 BKO
ftEW >TY Ll> OF
Hoop Skirts !
gILK SACKS AND CIRCULARS
DRESS GOODS
MOURNING GOODS
LINENS
WHITS GOOD*
FM BROIDERIES
ENGLISH HOSIERT. Etc . E».
» tot cpesrei, aid vfered at low price*, by
I*. B. WRIjHT t CO.
mar 19—ts
OPENING.
Blauvelt a king have jrsi
re-wired their SPRING STOCK, em
bracing every variety cf m.tJ* a-j eeJor la
HATS, f r Mea. Wants., and Chitarea,
aad are prepared to e-Eer them at a rerr
low price- 2iS BROAD SIP.EEI- '
tab-29—la
C. H. Warner,
PLI’MBEB,
GAS and STEAM FITTER
345 BROAD STREET. . j
ACG rs TA, GEORGIA
Pampf, Gat.
Steam aad Uater Pipe*.
P.abler Hose asi Hoee Pipe*.
promptly Sircistoi *v
apd—tf
SPRING GOODS.
A. I3R^falS^r>T
(TI 15 CLOSING OUT THE
reataiarier of hi* W-.cier
Stock at gßttlf redaced
price*, u, make room for a
large aad choice rtock es
Laides', Gents', and Children’s
BOOTS AND SHOES,
LADIES' AND GKNTS’
HATS,
AND
FANCY GOODS,
Which to it mi receiving.
A. BRANDT,
J’l Bread Street.
Oppeaite Plaaten’ Hotel. .
mhi*—Sme
Liw, Plaster, Laths k Oaeat
Tub undersigned offers ths
sbevs. aad all articles ia tha Baitfiiag
liM for aala at the Store of
c. G. GOODRICH ft CO-,
ST I BROAD STREET.
Where nttsnsn ran he supplied, either at
Wholesale or Retail
D, H. DENNING.
psm~ AH orders far DENNING A TUT
TLE, left at tha abort (tern, will sasst with
prompt alien Goa.
■IB Isa
Dry Good*.
18677 1867_
DRY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE!
O. R. WRIGHT A CO.,
(•fete fomtoagt,.
HO Broai Street. Am^ut*.
T\7K RUT FROM FIRST Hant*
rlU,>y, *™ ACT **n«^nnZi
I COTITBT »Eftl HA*^’
•am* mo a* fomher. W« arv .
•**• ti** * wury v.-wjwr, mt
«to'W» rereetaaex; *
i SXAFL* AND FANCY GfrODs.
SOnONe, Kte^Em_
' ■* frilil m law as ttor rebi,
kwogktef Nenhera Jaheen. F «Kto' ’
EXAMINE OUS STOCK ’
jmik—tf
CHANGE OF BUSSES 8.
DLOSIMGOUT SALE.
XT
190 BROAD STREET!
Go*ri* at Sew TorL Price,:
MR*. PUGHE BEG? RESPECT.
FULLY t* unaware to tto Lana ts
Augusta aad -ririnirv ust her erere ts
DRY GOODS
Dress £—i&,
FftAfj s*ii«»s,
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLE
TJuialit Fcsad ia nek a S’^re.
WILL EE Sf.LD
AT SEW YORK COST !
In rum gun rt ts a ynjedri eitzge
iz Rcsisesi.
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS EE
PORK PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
ISO BBC AD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GA.
NEW GOODS,
US'ew Goods!
JinES MILLER
JJA* RECEIVED AT HI? OLD STAND,
Corner Sroxd aIA J ag-kica Streets,
A large and rwaffy otjmec of
«PRLIC AAD SINHCK t.GOBS,
Eixt-.-arir r a-- tto news; vyits of ,
frrres Gt.ans, rum as
TWISTED SILK?
GRENADINE*.
PERESES
IRAN GRENADINES
IRAN BKHEGES
CilALLIii?. Etc.
AIAKt,
, A as». rtmsst f SUMMER MI’S
LINS, fr a ti ten: Lavrsi to UieSaest
Freich Organdies.
Hfeek IRON ibESADISEi. i very rape
! rear arue<*.
IRON BEREGE.
A3TD
= AH kisis of Biati asl Cok-re-l PRESS
GC*l’Ds u>a: will to wore this srasoo.
A ktiivi. ,f PARASOL*, fans,
Lack. LINKS. a=i CAMBBIJ SETS,
, h,:r.
A l.i tC- E LOT OF
Bleached asi Brjwn Sheetings
and Sinrtiiigs,
• Which i am aftria g Terr low, and *ll
es
WHITS GOOD?
j PILLOW CASE LTNENI
LINEN SHEETINGS
; TOILET QUILTS
LINEN LAWS
LINES CAMBRIC
1 CAMBRIC DiMIIY
SAPKINS
DOYLISS. as* TOWELS.
itt am qsAsrrrr
LACS COVERINGS. <■; e.-ery s-.yla
silk sacks
BASQUES
BASQrENES
and CI3CCID 5
FAST t LOOK GOODS
FOR MENS’ and TtGYS" WEAR
Linen DUCKS and DRILLS, from Jx- »
s*c- per yard.
FANCY LINENS
1 COTTON A DES
CASSIMERSS
VESTINGS. Eir
iSl
‘ EVERYTHING USUALLY KEFT
is a
* Pint Class Dry Good* Horn*-
All ahe are in aaat of
DEY GOODS
of xvr osscmirnos,
AT
WHOLESALE AND.'BETAIL*
Will fia srdl to rail aafi exao*so wy ‘ ,< * k
hafas* pcrckariag aiaeah***-
DUTCH BOLTI.Vb CLOIBS
ALL NUMBERS.
mar Sl—lsa .
OO TO TH*
Great Southern Emporium,
FOR BARGAINS IN
DMT GOODS, CLOTBISG, fit,
ill BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, OA.
mk£3—tf
