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LOCAL ITEMS. Colton !tlark)'t. Greeneshoro’, Oct. 14. Middling, - - 12} Augusta, Oct. 13. Low Middling, * 12} Middling. - - - 1? Good Middling, • 18} New AdrtiM‘im**ilK. .r- Appbcatinn lor Leave to s<dl Rea! Estate —C. A. end tie•. C. Davis. Ex'rs. Valuable Warm in Oglotho po county, for Sale—Tlios. A. or Thus. T. Brown. McCa+l, Gopelan & Qo's Dig Display- Exemption Personalty—Rowan \V Cope lan. Boots and Shoes exclusively—Peter Kee nan, Augusta, Ga. Book Store— W. T. Richards A Son, Au gusta, Ga. Cotton Factor—Jos. T. Smith, Augusta. Cotton Factors and Commission Mer chants —S. I) Heard & Son, Augusta, Ga. Books, Stationery, etc—A. F. Pendleton, Augusta, Ga. Exemption Personalty—Louisa Waller i Estray Notice —J. F. Thornton, Ord’y. ~ LOCAMIOTS, I Good rains. Cool nights. ,}t cV Frost is lurking around, t'ottor, is coming in quite freely. Tlit ladies of the Episcopal church will give'; mi entertainment during the Fair weeki, The proceeds to be applied to the porupiase of a bell for their church. Wt are pleased to learn that the little Son tif Mr. Jas. A- Sitton, of Sparta, who ba a lJUen very ill with Membraneous croup at tltje residence of a relative in this place, is sokvalescent. B, '.te p Beckwith will preach, and nd the. "rite of Confirmation. on to- (Friday) night, at tlie Episcopal Grrcnesboi’o’ Fair. The Managers of the Greeneshoro’ Fair Association are very sanguine at the pros pects of having a most successful Fair. From ail directions we hear of articles in tended for exhibition: and we have no doubt hut what the approaching Fair will be the grandest ever held under the auspi ces of the Association. The Treasurer in forms us that he has received a hill of the premiums and is expecting them by to-day express. These premiums are the finpst ever offered hv a county Fair in Georgia, when they arrive they wi'l he on exhibition at the Store of Messrs Store" fr Fro. th public ia invited to inspect them. T'miii? Jlrsn'jr.ClirislSan Axvo riation Messrs. Wa’lae* and TVr-dule. •*-<* f> m of Augusta, and the la mr n<~ ■' Itimore were In our citv on Tin’s la l ' i iVednes day. fop the tvirpose o l '. tGiu-. i >o 1 M-m’s Christian Ass’u During their si a*, tlipv eonduct"’! interesting S” .-vices a f f 'i • Wstlwljst Church. Twentv-fonr names were enrolled in the good cause, and a ten porarv organization effected. We sincere Iv trust that the see I sown in oqr commu nity by these disinterested Christian gen tlemen may soring up and heir fru t abundant ty, •. Y. n. Crtliiliti, On last Saturday, accor iing to appoint meot this iistiaguishe I gentle-nan ud Res ted a large gathering ofGrangers and oth ers. His speech was eminently praotica' abounding in good advice to the planting interests, and evidently made a fine im pression, Space forbids even a synopsis of the address. AVmU’li anil Jewelry Business. Mr. John A. Sirozer, left our city on last Monday for Madison, where he will engage in tbo Watch ami Jewelry bu-iness. Johnnie is a young man of fine character and will besn acquisition to any communi ty Ho! For Tlie State Fair. For the accommodation of the public, Col. Johnson has arranged a special schedule for a train over the JJaco# and Augusta R. R. during the State Fair. As •will be seen from a letter to Dr. King, which we publish elsewhere, parties, who desire to attend the Fair can take the pas senger train at 3:33 A. M. and reach Macon at 10 A. M. returning at 1 o'clock the nett morning. Now that our people can make the trip in a day, we hope that the county will be largely represented at the State Fair. Detail!. We regret to learn of the death of Mr. William Terrill, which occurred a few days ago at the residence of his sister Mrs Frances Perkins. Mr. Terrill had past the age of man, having attained hi seventy-fay rth year. He was a good man. Peace to this ashes. FA m—NOTICE. The Fair at Greeneshoro’ will he held on October 20th, 27tb. 28th and 2fith, 1875. Remember we charge no etttry fees for anything in the Ladies Department. No entry fees on articles competing for Premi ums less than SIOW. We point to the past as the best assurance that our premi ums shall be what we represent them to he, -We have ordered a magnificent list of Pre miums, which will soon he displayed at the Store of Moftsw J. M. Storey & Bro. The Buildings, Park and- Grounds will he in .perfect order- We confidently expect a larger display fa all the .Departments than ever before. Tn orUcr to contribute to the enjoyment of the occasion, Profs. Halwick and Tuttle will give an exhibition of their wonderfn’ Rope-walking fetes, during each day of the Fair. The Hon. B. H. HILL, the greatest Southern orator, will speak during the progress of the Fair .•>•! E*>r .% IdTorlisrißPnls. Messrs. Stephen D. Heard & Son, co:,- linue the Cotton business on Mclntosh street. Augusta. Mi. Heard, Birr, is among the oldest Cotton men of Augusta, having an experience of 27 vent's in tha business ; and both members of the, Finn know all about handling the staple. Our people know these gentlemen well, and hence it. is unnecessary that we should say a word in commendation—read their Card. • Peter Keenan, the great Shoe man of Au gusta. makes an announcement in this is sue of the HerAI.P. Mr. Keenan keeps the largest and finest stock in Augusta.— We heartily commend him to the patronage of on" People, assured that their business transactions with him will he as satisfacto ry. as their social intercourse is agreeable- We vouch for Peter Keenan. Messrs W. T. Richards Sr Son successors to tliOjOld and reliab'e house of Thomas Richards & Son. Book Sellers and Station ers, Augusta, Ga., continue the business in a’.l its branches at the obi stand. These gentlemen keep constantly on hand a large and complete stock of fine Blank, standard School and Miscellaneous Books. Stationery, etc-, etc., and know hut one rule af conduct, viz: Fair Dealing. We take pleasure in indorsing I hem to onr readers. Be certain to rend their Card, and don’t forget to patronize them. Col. J. T. Smith, of Augusta, avails him self of our columns to place his business before the people of this section. Col Smith, as will be seen from his Card, con tinues the Cotton business with every fa eilifv for handling the s'aple to the sa* id ac tion of Ids natrons. His ta-ge experience and high character are sufficient guarantees to those who wish to ship Cotton, 'hat their interests will not suffur in his bauds.' A. F. Pendleton, successor to Quinn A Pendleton, Book Sellers and Stationers, Augusta, has one of the most attractive es tablishments in that city. His shelves are we’l filled with School and Miscellaneous Books, and his stock ef S'a'fouery is com plete. Mr. Pendleton makes Nawspapers. Periodica's and Music, a Specialty. We lake pleasure in calling attention to his ad vertisement. and heartily commend him to our readers. Suicide, Jus. T. Heard charged with an attempt to rape the litl’e daughters of Mrs. Chamber lain at Conyers some weeks ago, wa con victed last week of an assault and senteneert to six mori lis imprisonment and $ 1,000 fine. Immediately after thesentct.ee was passed upon him, he took six grains of morphine and survived only a few hours. Hon. A. ??. Stephens. The intelligence of the illness of this o:reftf a ml <rooi man will curry sorrow to the hearts of thousftn is throughout :he whole country. On Monday lat. we wrr • p ine-1 beyond measure to learn of his critical condition, fr a friend whom we rnol *n Augusta, tvh? 'or he hid Din? to summon T>rs* tf • fijul ford to li e bed of the ure?it dflintnoner We tinders* in ’ that >f r. ter*-'en s’ disease i* o ? m hf-at'c-n chava - ter —hi < synv oms , c'n r s : -dlar to those of a very severe attack which f H e near nrovhi'r fatal some venrs q<ro. We sincere ty trnt that medical **kil may relieve Mi Stephens, and that he may 1 e spared to sef jt, A orreat principles, to which he has de voted his life, triumphant. LATER. Sine'' the above was put in type wo nr n’eased to learn that Mr. Stephens ha been relieve 1 >ti a jereaf measure, an l tha his condition is encour i rnni. State Fait—RnllronJ A'atiec. Ar'irsri, Ga,. Oct. 8, 185. //. IT. King, Ay'l, Oreenesboro: Pear Sir, —The Sta'i* Fair wilt open at Macon on Monday, OeP 18th,and nil! con tinue one week. In nrd 'r to accommodate persons wishing to attend, a Special Train will "itn between C VM \K and M ACON, leaving Camak a* 5:10 a. m., arriving al Macon at 10:00 a. m. Le via M . o a' 6:15 p. tn., arrive at f’amak at 10:4" p. m. Passengers can leave your place at night on the. Night Passenger Train, and arrive a' Vlacott tlie n vt morning, remaining there all day, and ’cave Macon at 6:15 p. trt, anil arrive home tlie next morning—on ly losing one day at the air. Please let yottr peop'e Inow of this ar rangement., so t. a’ those who mav on'v want to r main one tlav at Macon, may avail themselves of it. Respectfully, S. K. JOHNSON, Snp’t. Tl* Atrttis'n iltidc SSoiisc*. We c’ip the following from the Augusta Constitutionalist : We call especial attention to the com prehensive advertisement of Messrs. George O, Robinson &. Cos. They have lu re jn Augusta, perhaps, the largest and best music house in the Southern States, em bracing everything the term implies, from, a fiddle string to a six hundred dollar s van octave piano. The senior proprietor is a live man, and pushes liis bu.-iness with an energy and a wiil which commands sue cess. And he is receiving that patronage which lie so richly merits, supplying orders from every portion of Genre in and South Carolina. Augusta has long stood in need of such a house. Iliuli Pricctl Fertilizers and low pro e 1 cotton h ve impoverished the farmers more than any thiug else. If our farmers will comineuci now an l save all their stable and cow pen manure, to manipulate with Login’s Com pound, they can have an abundant supp y ol alasting fertilizer, equal to the best, and at less than one-third the cost of otbe: guanos J. M. Storey k Pro are agent anil will s 11 it for $54.80 cash, and SO4 8 payable Ist of November. 1876, delivered at Oreenesboro. Below is a certificate ot wo reliable farmers as toils merits: • • We have tr'ed f.ogan’s t’ompound the nre-ent year, an l we Consider one ton. after being u.airipnlated, equal to three tons of any standard fertilizers we have ever used L. B. Wit.ua, W. s. Baucis. 6ept. 28,1875. UNION POINT POTMBNT. 0, A. .13 LAIi.IIUN - EDITOR. LOCAL ITEMS. : v RRF.VITBUS. 077* The receipts of Cotton at Union point, are four to one ahead of the receipts at the same time last year, The farmers manifest a commendable promptness in paying their bids. A. M. Durham, near WoudviT* sends us very fine specimens of the fall crop of Irish Potatoes, plaited the middle of August. James Dolviu, Sen’r., has al so sent us th • finest Turnips we h ive seen for the time of flu year—many of them weighing a pound. jar The ingathering Cotton crop in our vicinity is turning out much better than farmers anticipated before they commenced picking. We are led to believe that the vield will reach nearly, if not quite t.hree t mrths of a crop. Corn is .turuin ; out ve ry well, and on some farms, really fine. !X/”We learn that, a School house near Bairdstown, used by the negroes as a Church, was burned Saturday night of last week. It is a wonder thai a great many more are not burned than .are, tliey are so careless with lights and fire. They are hur rahing nearly all night wherever they hold tht ir meetings. • Religions. The meeting at the Methodist Chuieh s' ill continues with increased intere-t.— There have been a number of conversions, with several accessions to that Church, and others who will unite with the oihei Churches. Christians of all deni.miuatious have united in working for the Master - have sung and prayed, and have rejoiced together. Sunday School teachers who have been sowing their seed for years— sometimes in liope, sometimes in tears— and many times jn weakness and with an aching heart—and wondering what the liar vest would lie, bavp seen, as fruits of their labors, their dear children equip forth bright and sparkling Christian jewels.~ Cliristians at Union Point certainly have cause to r juice a-id he g ad. inmiAUxi Married, in Trinity Church, in the city of Toledo. Ohio, Tuesday evening, Oclo her the sth, by t..e Rev. Dr. Coleman Mr. J. F. 11 art, of Union Point, Ga.. and Miss Eva Freeman, of the firs* "unied ; lace. We welcome onr young friend back to onr vill ige, with his beautiful and accom plished hi ide. We extend to them mu hearty congratulations, and hope that Pru rience has in store for them, length of a'-s. and true and unalloyed happiness u measured. <r“i‘iie Comity Faip* Asso eialiou. We desire to cal special attention to the approaching Fair, to he held at Greenes bom’this mouth, and to urge our commu nity to take whatever they may have in th" way of stock, fir u iiiipiements, fancy ar tides, prod ids from the farm and dairy, and in fact anythin' tha' will give i iterest to ike x.ii t in, aid make it a success. — Ol ■ I tree e s' . a the. Iva I iu In-r Schools, her Churches, her pttbli • officers, and in everything that it. takes t<> make a county noble and great, and we hope she will tot he behind in her Fair exhibitions. We know our Greeneshoro friends, and all those interested in tV sir-cess of their Fair, iv !l retip n tlie compliment to Union Point wh 'a she ho and lens Wrcoiie lEaisittihis lifi* Prcslige Tlie Oconee County Fair, held at Athens last w-ek, awarded Col. Jas. B Hal-', twen ty do'lars (gold) for the best ten acres of upland Corn It was his lUbimore Corn, of which we liad occasion to speak some time ago. We learn from C' l. Hart, that he lias a number of or bu s from Granges and individuals, foritm Bihimo-c md Ku- Klux Corn, and we think t’ia farmers gen erally should plant largely of these early varieties. Mrs. E 11. Tubman has presented to the Campbellite Society of Augusta, Ga., amng nificetit church edifice, 1 aving tlie tallest spire in the South, and costing her nearly $70,000. ...imp in UsjumllW ■.■■MJHtKMU-UrBJ'IMIIUIiI Local and Business Notices. Bargains! Bargain#! Bargains! At Hightower's old stand- •—O ♦ CP Yka ian .Save From 10 to 25 per cent, by pur rltiii-iun >i.(ls 81 Ii i j hr<>wt*,r s old frtulid ——>■#(► ♦ S>' Vu IVij.li Cheap goods for tlie money, call at the old stand of Hightower’s A Cos. Familiar Furrs Are ahvavs gladly li,tiled among its. Th - is eer'aiu y a taet regarding Mr. 1 . I I’oale's advertisemeiit wUieli appears its an other eolttui!). We can safely sav that Mr. 'L’oale is the Champion Manufacturer ot Doors, Sash and IDiuds. to which he adds , |ar e list of requisites for the completion of any building. To tlie needy we sat •‘send far prices.” sepgo—lm C’oluitist*. Emigrants .A Trav elers Westward. For map circulars, condensed time tables and general information in regard to trans portation facilities to all points in Tennes see Arkansas, \ issottai. Minnesota. Colo .aido* Kjinsas, Texas, lowa New Mexico. Utah’and California, apply to or addres \LßEßT B. Wrens,General Railroad Agent. Atlanta- Ga. No one should go West without first get n- in communication with the General a ! oid Agent, and become informed as n uperior advanta es. cheap and quid ir nsportation of families, household goods sto. k, end farming implements generally All information cheerfully given. W. L. DAN LEY, ept23m3 G. &T. A. - MT M- 3Lt ‘JL AND it aicUiil!, Copelan & Cos., would inform their Customer'* Friends ..ml *h- Public generally, tha- they have re ,wived their usual y LAIDJ E and varied Htocjll hf Aril are n>w prepared to offoa them us Cheap, and WILL SELL them on as UK A."ON ABLE TERMS as can be obtained in Middle '! bey keep everything their Customers cau for, ia Motions, Fancv Goods, White <<itiol, Maple Goods, llry Goods of n!l Klntts, Woolen floods, CHILDRENS, YOUTHS and BOYS h s raasJ'yixM-. Drugs and Medicines BOO'IS uni SHOES, Cutlery, and Hardware of all k:nd. Wood, Tin and Crockery Ware, Full Line of <HeA tubs. Spokes. Uim-. Springs, Fifth-Wheels, Shafts. Tongues.' (Jhairs Bedst ads. Tables. War.ln.bes, Bureau.**, \Vash-StaaJs, Cradles, II a rue *s, Saddles, Bridles, etc., etc. "n’l T,ire of burial cases and caskets, Of all sizes and grades. We call Special attention to One Case 4-4 Bleached Sheeting, which we offer at ]l} cents por yard. Als .to the Larg- lot of Bls,cK Alpacas Jest rceei ved and VERY CM EAR. a: bL. isl ’wsi h3bl "W --\IrSS rjp S3 'TTII wniib’ inform her Lady friend?, and the PuMiege .orally, that yjoilllox he • l(!l ■ f October, -he will have her fall opening of FALL AIO WHITER HATS, nl will be pleased to have ALL THE LADIES call and examine. M’CALL, copelan & CO. October 14 I • • f S. Es\r* V Notice. rv N. WAGNtIN, of the 141st District, |j, G.M.. tolls before me as an Estray. a sorrel HORSE, about ten years old. the left hind foot white, and lame in the same root. Said Horse appraised by Japics F. Bill ttgslea an 1 W. 11. Gunn; freeholders, to he worth Forty Dollars, and that it is worth thirty cents per. day to keep said horse. Unless culled for and taken away, mid horse will be sold on the first Tuesday in J iunary, 1876, by the Sheriff, before the Court- House in Greeneshimi’, G i. .Ml' b F THORNTON, prd’y. 0ct.23, 1875—tds FOR SALE i A YAM AHI.F Fn in 1?li lfirpa Oimtj, Si | WILL SELL AIV VALUABLE EAR 1 lying on Little River and Sill End Creek, in Oglethorpe county, tour mile cast of lbiirdstown, containing 320 acreso as tine land as is in Middle Georgia; 10 acres in wood laud, and at acres rich ho tom On the place is a com ortable dwell j ing, good stables, an l all necessary out buildings. The society of the neighbor hood is good ; schools and churches are convenient The water is as good as cun be found anywhere. The Stock Corn, Eodder and Cotto i Seed can be bought with the land. Terms: Op.-half cash, balance in twelve rooiitlut without interest, lor particulars, address, THOM AS A. BROWN. Blirdstown, Ga.; or THOMAS T. BROAAN, Oreenesboro’, Ga. Oct. |4th, 1875m2 I Chronicle At Sentinel copy two months.] Cx HOltGli—Gl’tTiic County. I On the first Monday in November next, application rfill he made to the Ordi mirv ot Uree e county, for Leave to sell the Real Estate of Sam Davis, late ot said county, deceased. ( • A. DAVIS, \ Executots. Geo. C- DAVIS, / October 7, 1575. CN KOI G£A—Greet e County. T Rnv.an AV. ( opelaii apples fir Ex I'uiptinn of IVrsooalty. and I nil, piss up nil the sat: e tmv idiiee, : l HI ncloefc. a iii ,on Sat -r 'ay, ’ Irtolier 2 '.l 1875. jo OL I'HORN ION. Only, octl 4,18.6 -2ts Fine filing i * T HAVE JU-T 11 EC El VED A (TON- J si.tument of Fine ll.uyrpie' 4 from the cel brated manufactory pf (lower, Jonef X’ Ci„ (’nrtersville. Ga T-iicsc are of the Lest material and the workmanship an not be surpassed. Prices to suit the times. [sepSOml] H. C. SirTUN. GEJ.ti KAKGAI^ Musical Instruments FOR SALE. CANE SET OF BRASS INSTRUMENTS l / fora full band, manufactured by John F. Stratton & Cos., New York. Twelve Brass Instruments, two Drum*and one pair Cymbals, in good order. A bargain can be had by applying at once to J. S. GIBSON, Sent 3ft. 1875. Sec’y G B. Band. Have You Examined the goods at Hightowers !,| stand ? e uch Har.ahjs were never offered in Grcenebboro . FAIK NOTICE. II VYING disponed of tny Saloon bins 1 lieretiy notify ali tleisp indebted !■ me to come forward immediately and sc tie. otherwise they will find ilieir claims 'lie hands of a Lawyer for collection, mean what 1 sav. ,f. f r. LYEIB, Greeneshoro*, Ga., Aug. 5. 1875 NHIK | WkOODLK f\(T ft $ ’ X’K 1 l| >OI>LE II > f I I ODL! .If ) T VOC’K ft I/OODLK 1/0 t [AM NOW PREPARED TO FURNIf young Bralmiah and focliin Fowls n ?3.10 per pair, or single at $2.00 eat )r ers from a distance will receive prom] ittentim. 1!. li. PERRY, Sept !0. 1J 75m3 Greeuesboru , Ga. i ,E c.”ia--Greene County. JT l!. F. Bickers, as tiie next friend " 'ary,\. Winsleil, applies for Exempli' i if Pe s natty, <>nd I wifi pn-.s upon tl ■* irne ‘it my office at 10 o’clock, a. m.. o Satu 1 iv. f'etoh’-r the lfijh 1875. -, •-'[oPvNTON, Ord'y. Oct. 1, 1875—21* ("1 EOKGIA—• Greene County. T \ .1. S. Jackson. no tlie nex' frten ’ of Julia E. Jackson, applies for Kxcmptio of Rca'ty, and ( will pass upon the same < mv ><*i "■ nr ten o'clock. a.m , on Safurda the lGth ■•'•••• JOFL F. THORNTON, Ordinary. Octnhei 6th, 1875—2 w It V\Mil IT vTs I)V VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM > Albert G. Foster, Register in Bank ruptcy, fi r the Northern District of Geor gia. I w ill sell on the FIRST TUESDAY in NOVEMBER next, before the Court- House door. in the city of Or 'enesboro", (la., within the legal hours of sale, the fot owiiie ileseribed Lot of Land, belonging to the Estate of William B. Watson. Bank rupt; One hundred anti two amt 70-100 acres (more or Its*) adjoining tlie lands of Joseph Watson. <Oopelan and W.B. Wat - soe, Bnk> opt, as w ill apfiear fully from a p'at to he exhibited <e. tlie day of-ale. The property w ill he sold ftee from eneninhran <ns of liens by the Creditors. Terms of sa e cash ami pure baser to pav for papers. john <;. McHenry .in. Oc.t. “ tds. Assignee of W. B. Watson. FOR. SALE. Aijorse and lot containing fifteen acres of bind, situated in the city of Greenesboyo', where John W. Stone now resides. Apply to A. G. FOSTER, Sept23-4t* Madison, Ga- To AH (Concerned! MINORS cannot get Liquor at nty Bar without a written Urder from their parents or guardians. John S’, rtti'hvi ixlil. Greenesboro’, Ga., Sept. 2d—-Its A i£ rpiifi Cd AN be bought in a good family CAR- J RIAGE. Apply to H. C. SITTON. Grcenc-boro’, Oa.. Sept■ —ltn ('ll EOUGI\ —.Greene Connty. .1 Louisa ’Waller, wife of Benjamin Walter, applies for Exemption of Personal ty, and T will pass upon the same at my of fine at 10o'clock a. m., on Saturdry, t'eto her 23d, !875. 0ct13.1875. J. F. THORNTON, Ord’v. UjMcb mm jAia, THE GREEKS COUNTY Agricultural & Mechanical Society WILL HOLD THEIR FOURTH ANNUAL FAIR UPON THEIR Fair Caouml, at Union Pointy Opening on Wodnostlry the lOlh of November neit and euiiclour days. Die Premium List, winch i> very larjtc and vgs ied. wid he ready fur (ii&trifcw tiuu iu a few dajs. P. W. PRIXTUP. t’resident. T. M. 1311 yAN, Secretary. Union Point. Sept. 13 IS”.") hi CL V. WALKtilt, Auction and Commission Krrcimnf, JZ-TSTX3 WHOLES/ LE & RETAIL FURS ITU RE DEALER, 317, SID, 321, Broad Street, VUCTTQN ROOM. 1517—Kuriiitnre Rooms. 551!5 ami 1521 LAIIOE STOCK NEW GOODS at NEW l't iCES, selected frein I test I actorie.s East ami West. Hi stylos of Furniture, Mattresses. ,\r., ike., at wot dorful low I'ri-es. ('all ami judge for yourself. soplti—'bus IVALKEIC. UKIbTOi-liKU UIiAV, Netv York }• •{ AMUtEW T GRAY. AtlgUsU CHRISTOPHER GRAY & CO., No. 20‘1 and 204 Broad Street, Augusta, €Ja • Wbolcsalo ami Retail Dealers til WE are ilow receiving our Fall Stock, and will offer during the season an unusually large and attractive assortment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC styles, such us colored Dress Goods, Mourning Goods, liluck Silks, Colored Silks. Rluck Alapaca, Merinos, Cashmeres, Poplins, Hosiery. Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Cotton Sheetings. Shirt ings, Jeans, Prints, ami all the varieties of Domestic Goods. Gentlemen's furnishing goods of every description. Mr. Christopher Gray of our firm, a buyer of thirty years experience, is located ia New York, where his familiarity with the market and his knowledge of goods enable* him to obtain the best at the lowest price. Resides he buys for Cash, and consequently cheaper than tlio.se who pay long time prices Doing business on Ibp principle of “ Large sales and snjall profits,” and having all the advantage that long experience, mature judgment and cash buying can give, we confidently assert that we can and do offer unsurpassed inducements to purchasers. We will deliver it railroad and express stations outside qf Augusta, retail bills amounting to. oyer SIO, C. 0. I)., free of freight, and will send samples hr mail whenever requested. Eept'23-!'mo POHTBp. FLEMING, COTTO IST F -A. CTOR, Commission fe ; £BLl Merchant, 126 (tt‘yiiold.st., Augu*!;i, Georgia r — j. jfW'g"'Com mission for Selllftg OuWsh* $£ fwr liuU. GrcUys for Bftgfgincr and Ti#{ <vpect fully solicited. SejdunfTbcr tt?Tv— J . I\(L _ ]E3 TJ 10. ID .YES X_ I_ r c O 'l' T O N r<<y??^s rt F A < TO IS . Commission LigfllSi Merchant, - Cuntiuucs at No G WaiTe.ii 131*ek, AUGUSTA. GA. ®rg“oqnßign|nets solicited. Strict attentiou given to Sales and Weights, and Orders for Goods filled at Cash Prices. September 6, IS7s—lra Jig /YYa SQSSTaT $3 W I’SL KlaH No. 1 ffMRP BLOCK, ga, OHAsKEOL Foil THE UIJEUAL PATRONAGE HERETO*’.'RE ÜBSTOH El>. 1 would take this occasion to'iiot ify the planters of Georgia and South Caro ina that lie continues the Commission Easiness in nil its branches (except buying and selling futtires), and solicits consignments of Cotton Or sale or storage, lie will give the sellitif of cotton his personal attention. lie is. as heretofore. Agent Or the just y c. ichrate/ Patspsco Guano and Gran e Mixture. f sept2—i.’mj M A sTCAALL. m*oU’s Improved Colton Tie ? The TIo t Secure, A<l justed Cotton Simples Ai 12us Tie in the Jljp-fcjpt. Wholesale Grocers & Cotton Factors, Agents, 153 REYNOLDS STREET* septum AUGUSTA, GA, jf ® $ ® W3B RH 6 £ f And Commission Merchant, JACKSON STREET, jSLTJC2rTTJS , X , -£i-, GEORGIA Mil • — mj* m JSMI • < e? r-riifr Rpyn Ids ft Mclntosh Sts AUGUSTA, GA, H \S ample experience as a Cotton Salesman, will give the close-t personal attention to tlie Storage and Sale of Cos ton, make prompt Salgs *rul quick Returns. Lib eral advances made on consignments. liencrnl Agent iitr (aiillett's Improved Rrall Cotton ftlt f 'fpi.Qe Gins run light.gin fast, and produce a finer samp e than any Gin in the market, without execution. Planters wanting Gins are requested to ask the experience of auj one who is using tlie Gnllett, or the opinion of any itisintemted Cotton Buyer or Seller who has seen Gnllett ginned cotton. Agent for Small Engines for Running Gins. Mills. &c. Which cost hut little more than two first-class mules. Also, Lares Engines and Fan Milts. Estimates of cost delivered made promptly on application. Prices tk# very lowest. Agent for Colemans Corn and wheat Mill, 'lade complete French or German stone -can be run by horse, .water or steam power. Agent for Horse l’a vers, Eotton kc- for ctrcular* [sept23m3] Q. M. STONE Avgusta. G,