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FRAMUR " At Chase’s old Drag' Store. We have just received, and continue to receive, I-iarge Supplies of FANCY AND STAPLE DRV GOODS AND GROCERIES, ■ £ A# Which we will exchange on the most liberal terms soy (■■■Li'WEinL «»■« «a-*».aß3aK:]»rJn«A.ec3»«..*« AMONG OUR STOCK WILL BE FOUND Figured Poplins, Pure Mohair Lustre, Ladies Dress Trimmings, of all kinds, Perfumery of all kinds, Demi Mo air, 3ilk fiuish. Black Dress Silk, Ladies’and Misses’ White Cotto „ Hose, Sadies Cuff* and Collars, Pure Brocade Lustre, Pure Alpaca. Coburg Cloth, Domeaticiu Umbrellas. Buggy Unfthrellas, Bonnets and llat*, latest tyles English Merinos, FlauneU, Calicoes, Unsey, KiftbcMufall kinds and qualities, Cloths and Cassii* eres, Balmoiul Skirts, Hoop skirts, of the latest nd most improved style,'-•> Gentleman's Clbthfhg, Obodsr, Ladies* Cloaks, of fine quality and styles, BreakUst Shawls, * A large stock of Embroideries, Boot* and Shoes, Hats, boning*, Hoods and Nubias, Jaconet, Swiss and checked Muslin, Tranks, Values and Carpet Bags, Crockery, Hardware and Groceries. Gents’ Clothing’ and Furnishing Goods. All of which willbo sold Lower for C»‘h than enn be bought elsewhere in Washington. Call nnd price our good* nml -e are certain you will be suited both in the quality of the goods cud the price. sc ra,^3srKix,i3sr. Oct. 8.1888, ‘24—Bm ; . J. J. ROBERTSON, A- P. BOGGS, Washington, Ga. Auuusta, Ga. ih®wsib» J. J. ROBERTSON & CO., WILL CONTINUE THE WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES AT THEIR LARGE AND COMMODIOTTG FIRE-PROOF CLOSE STORE. NO. 5 WARREN BLOCK, AUGUSTA, GA. I PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO STORAGE AND SALE OF COTTON AND PRO DUCE of nil kind*. We will furnish our custom era BaGQINO r.nd HOPE, and ar range the payment us (he Revenue Tax on all Cut ton Corielgrted to n«. Cotton sold by u* for per cent* in 4lus auction df the State, will be paid for by Dr. ROBERTSON, at the Bank in Washington as heretofore. Thanking our friend* for the very liberal patronage extended to u* during the past year, we res pertly solicit a continuation of their coniidoooa. September 4, 1866 *Js—tf. NEW GOODE. WE WOULD most respectfully inform tin pubiir generally, that we have and nre re ceivine one of the best stock us good*, w* have ever brought to this market, consisting in part of ihe following articles: All Wool Merinos, DeLaines, Empress Cloth in great variety, Silks, Alpacas, Bombazines, Poplins, Plain & Dotted Swis.l - Jaconet Muslins, Irish and Pillow Case Linen, Opera and Common Flannels, Fine Bed Blankets, Shirtings, Sheetings, Towels, Napkins, Doyles, Ginghams, Pacific DeLaines, Calicoes, Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnets, Knit Shawls, and Son tags, Ladies Cloaks, Gloves, Hosiery, Hats, Clothing, Cassimeres, GROCERIES HARDWARE, Drugs, Oil&&c. r. h, mmm Sept. 28, 18G6, 23—ts. P.OB-LOCKHART & DEMPSTER, COT#ft' FACTORS. LIVERPOOL. CASH ADVANCED ION GOT i QN ddhsiWed h 0 US'BV MESSR%MAUDC& WRIGHT. . AUdFSTA, GA. MAUDE & WRIGHT, seims esgtorsj. AUGUBTA, GA /jp|ASn ADVANCED ON COTTON CON signed to Messrs. UOBT. LOCKHART <£• DEMPSTER, Liverpool Messrs. D. H. BALDWIN «fc CO, New York Messrs. ROBERT jpATTERSON <( CO, Philadelphia Representing the above Wealthy and Respon sible Houses, we are always prepared to mike advances oo Cotton consigned to them for sale. We beg to call the attention of Planters and Holders of Cotton tq.our unsurpassed facilities for handling the same. We are at all times in funds to advance on Consignments. Cotton for warded with dispatch (at Low Rates of Freight) to any American or European Port. We offer the same inducements this seasioa which characterized all our engagements during the past'year—namely. Dispatch to Shipments, Moderate Charge* and Quick Returns. It is not necessary to pay the goverinment tax on Cotton at points of shipment Planters may ship to us, tax unpaid, by giving bonds for the game to the Revenue Collector of the District in which they reside. We take charge of Cotton in and part of Georgia, South Carolina and Ala-, bama, paying taxes and all necessary expenses, thereby saving owner* from all care ac.d trouble. A large stock of Bagging and Rope constant ly on hand at market rates. Close Storage for Cotton. MAUDE <t WRIGHT, Sept. 28, 23 283 Broad street. BREgg TRIMMINGS OUR stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS is tbe most complete and fall we have ever had. Call and see for yourself. R H VICKERS & CO. Sept. 23,1566, 28—tt James W. Horton, Robket Walton, Jh. WHOLES All GROCERS, HORTON & WALTON, Continno Business ut Store’ tfO. 287 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA., (Next below old Union *nk Building j XVtaITII increased futilities, we nre prepared V/ withs full t>TOOK to »eH>et the lowest market prices, ell poods usually sold in our Tine, suited to Merchants trade, Plantation and Putin I# use. Augusta, Sept. 4. 1888, 20—Sm. K.J.Ouilmartin, J. Flannery, E. W* Drummond L. J. GUILMARTIN & CO., COTTO* FACTORS, SHIPPING & COMMISSION IVIZEIR.OIEI.A.^TS, 148 Bay St-, West of the Exchange, SAVANNAH, OA. Consignment* Solicited, upon which Liberal Ad vnnees will be Made. &*p> •rticular attention given to the BALE\ of COTTON and MERCHANDIZE, and to Filling Orders for TIMBER, LUMBER, WOOL, HIDES, dee. Oct. 5, 1866, 24—2 m FOR MEDICAL PURPOSES. Fine WHISKEY nnd Blnckbery BRANDY. Fine Cooking WINES and BRANDIES. All of which we are offering very low. J. S. EDMONDSON * BRO. Aug. 23, 1866, 18—ts. LATEST RECEIVED, Salnl OIL, OIL BERGAMOT. J. S. EDMONDSON A BRO. July 12, 1868, 12—ts. • 3ST ZE ~W GOODS, CONSISTING OF Dry Goode, Hats and Shoes, Hardware, Crockery and Groceries, Os every descriptor are now being received by ARNOLD, GREEN <fc CO. Sept. 21, 22 INTERNAL REVENUE TAX NOTICE. Waouinoti.n, Sept, 27, 1866. a WILL attend at Washington on Tuesday, the 9th day of October, anil for three daya thereafter, for the purpose of collecting the bal ance on the Tax Lotte ot 1866—a1l persons who hare not paid will j lease attend to it at that time, as that will be the last oppo' tally. John m. tatom, Sept. 28, S3—2t Deputy Collector, Georgia, wilkes county.—two months after date application will be made to the Court o| Ordinary of said connty for leave to tell a part of the Real Estate belonging to the estate of A. T. Holliday, dec’d, for the bene, fit of the lieira and creditors of eeid deceased. ELIZABETH HOLLIDAY Adm’x. Aug. 80, 1866,19—2 m. VTuTICK TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS i*Y Alj|>er«ons indebted to th* Estate of Fran efeS, SNrtton, late «<f Lincoln county, deceased are requested to make immediate payment; and those having claims against said estate will pre sent them, duly attested, within the time pre scribed by law. JOHN M. CHENAULT, Sept. 21,22—fit* Executor. A. A. BKALL, J. H. S**AES. W. H, POTtKR BEALL, SPEARS A CO., WAREHOUSE ASD iMUII FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSE, No. 6 CAMP BELL ST., AUGUSTA, GA. Will give Strict Personal Attention to Storage and Sale of COTTON, GRAIN, BACON, FLOUR ANt) OTHER PRODUCE, tv Orders for .Sagging, Rope and Family Supplies promptly filled. Tue usual Cash Advances made on Produce in Store. Solicit the Patronage of their Frio ds ami the Public generally. Sept. 18—21 —8 m C. P. McCalla, Enos A. Tat% M. T. MoGam i tVf " OSTTOT SX6VOB* AND MMISSK MEIHASTS, Particular Attention given til Sales of Couutry Produce. JACKSON STREET, [Near Ellis Stree I AUGUSTA, C3rJ±. Liberal Cath Advances made; Ample Clr „It 5 i Storage. P. S.—l have been associated with the abov firm since last winter. We will sell all Cotton entrust and to us free of storage, nnd will furnish B igging nnd Rope to the Planter at his depot, at Augusta prices. ENOS A. TATE. S- 3D. iIE-A-IEUD, WAHBHOUBEI AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Sept. 21. 22—3 m GEO. W. EVANB, da. J. K. EVAN& GEO*, W. EVANS & SON, WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MHnOHAKrTS, AUGUSTA, GA. Bf Special attention pnid to the Storage andSale and all other Country Pro duce H ' \ j ; The usual facilities ahd accommodations will be afforded to our Customers. OFFI E—No. 14 Mclntosh St, near Georgia Railroad Bauk. gfept. 21, 22—8 m JONES, SON * CO-, OEALfiee lit STOVES AND GRATES, Plain an# Japaned Tin Ware, Britan nia, Wood and Willow Ware, HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE, AND MANUFACTt'REBfI Or Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. 265 BROAD NT, AUGUSTA, GA. At the Old -Stand of W. H. Salisbury <fc 00. fiept. 21,22 —3m J. SIBLEY & SONS, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS * Bo- 6 WARREN BLOCK. Augusta, Gci. HAVE excellent and comtnodiou* close Stor age room for COTTON, and will give their personal attention to its sale or storage. Liocral CASH ADVANCES will be made on all produce in store. They also offer for sale 100 bales heavy-Gunny Bagging, 200 coils best Machine Rope, 300 half coils best Machine Rope, 600 pounds Bagging Twine, 600 sacks Liverpool Salt, no bblp Refined Sugars, 100 boxes Common to choioe Chewing To bacco, 10,000 “Robt Burns and “Puff” Segars, 10 bble choice Old Rye Whi key. Sept. 21,22 —Sm 3E\ HORSEY, SUCCESSOR OF HORSEY, AUTEN A 00. m (APS AND STRAW Oil NO. 26 lIAYNE STREET. CHARLESTON, 8- C- Bept, 21, 22—jm H. -A . FLEMING, WAREHOUSE A COW HUSSION AUGUSTA, GA. CONTINUES tp give his personal attention Ip ai| bpsi'iw* entroeted to him. Will <«•_ ciipy the building onpositqjiia, .IfLaUnd, vacated by fc I'. Clayton, after Isf September. , Appt. ,1. 22—3 m It. A. FLEMLVtf.' JT. S'. COLES, PAOTOH AND FORWARDINO MERCHANT, 144 Reynolds St, Near South Carolina Depot , A-TJOUSTA, OA. U" Will fee'll Ckitton and Produce generally or receive the same on Storage. Will furfd*h orpuichase Planters* Supplies. Go., Aug 23, iB6O 18—3 m. » E «*• CEAYTON « CO., ■w ji. m E'jH: our s e COMMISSION MERCHANTS, At ritinixy A Clayton’eOld Sfgsd, CORNER CAMPBELL tt- REYNOLD SYS., AUatfSTA, GA. EP. CLAYTON will continue tlio WARE HOU'E end COMMISNION BUSINESS in all its branches, and is prepared to Receive, Store, Sell or Forward COTTON nnd PRODUCE en trusted tohiscaic. Ili* strict personal atten tion will be*devoted to the business. Major JOHN 11. Ettert county, Ga., will l>e associated in the business from this date, and solicit! the patronage of bis friends and those of the lata.Col X. 11-,0. Mjgtin. The address of the concern wfil be E P.JBLAYTON dc CO. WiltVeceive and forward Merchandise con signed to us. Agents for Mapes’Superphosphates and Wild* er’s Fire Pr«'of Safes. E. P. CLAYTON, JOHN 11. .TONES, of Augusta. of Elbert co., Ga. Augusta, Sept. 21,22 —3m 4 Tl Cemnp, IF. 11. Davison, Hm. A. Wright ftelP, DAVIDSI i CO-, AN D _ Cotton Faotors, AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN OUtOCEUIIES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, BACON, FLOUR LARD, GRAIN, BAQQ^G r JiO’rE, and BURE NO. 1, PERUVIAN GUANO. Consignments of Cotton and Country Produce Solicited. 200 BROAD STREET, 4UGUSTA. RkWuencxs.—F. Arnold A Cos., I’ettua A Cal lavay, S. H. Crenshaw, Jus. Juukin, Washing ton, Ga. Anguata, Ga., Aug. 23, 1864 18—2 m. Read! Read ! ! TWO dozen bottles only, of D RATvTAS' I^f'aN ■ TATION BITTERS, For aale by s JOHN S. EDRUNDSUN A BRO. TO AnltlVE HUNDRED bushels BLACK OATS for Fall and Winter sowing. Be wise nnd put in oats now to supply the place of corn next m&M) REWARD, f OST, on the 8d day pf July last, l«twecn JLj Waeliington and my r««id«K», 'fttitEE BONDS, one, f«jr sl,uoo on |he Sfvth Western Kailroud Co,and two dn the GeorglA Paiiroad <fe liaijkipg Co,A>ue for the other fur SSOO. ißbfice having been sfirvta on these CqAirmnies tfco of both CouJJons and?lloi ds, tliey'earmotue collected without detection. The above reward will be paid to any one on re lim ing said Bond* to mp, or to Dr J. J. Robertson, at the Bank, in Washington, nnd no questions ahked. * R.fWJFOUTSON. ! Aug. 22th, 1860—19 AOMINISTJRATOK’S SALE, ON the first TUESDAY in Dfidembfcr nfix fc wilt be sold before tli% Court liousw door ill Wast»yjgton, Wilkes comity', the fblld\yirijg ft act of land, to wit: a tract qoutainurg Four Naudrcd nnd Sixty i'd’ : Ak.dß.9^9^^ More or less, lying i.i said county on the waters of Long (Jj'tek; adjoining Jam co ford, nnd others, sold as tho (impmy Os John H. Norman, deceapcd, for the benefit of the heits and creditor* of said deceased. TermY made ftfimvn on the day of sale. JOHNSON NORMAN, Admr. Sept, 28,23 ADMINISTRATOR’S SAXE. " /»j\N the fir*t TUESDAY in December next, vjsf l will be sold before tile Court House door in tho town of Washington, Wilkes county, the fol lowing property, to wit : one tract of land con taining FIVE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES, more or j(Q#s, lying and being in said county, on the water* of Clarke’s Creek, adjoin ing lands of BUI, Huff, and others. On said tract bfland are two settlements, and will be sold in two parcels or together, as may best suit purcha sers. Sold as the property of Elijah Norman, neceascd, for tho benefit of creditors. Terms made known on tho day. JOHNSON NORMAN, Atfmr. Sept. 28, 23 .. VOflCli to DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. JJv All persons haying demand* against George Baily, late of Wilke? county, deceased, will pre tent them for payment, and those indebted to »aiii deceased will make immodiate payment, GEORGri tt DAILY, ExV MARY J. HARRIS,Ex’rx Sept. 28, 23^6t TWO MONTHS after date nnplicatioii will bo made to Court of Ordinary of Wilkes coujity .for leavfito sella portion of’tlie Lands belonging to the estate of George Greslmm, do ceased. NANCY’S. GRESHAM, Sept. 35.186(5. 23—8 t Executor. (&M RGI.A, 'ui-KJEs.uwuNiy-rvp wonths after (fate at)pliei\tJoii will mad© of Ordinary oFiaiJ cotfiity for leave for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said d<Ce ft September 6, 186(t, W’N /«kEdai(H'£ vstff’ *<*ths after <raTfii-piicaUun wi4bemavie to the l ourtmf *ht<m4 liavt Stall lb« Real Estate Hpltyix la w* --Male ot TJ. Wall, iate of aaid county, deceased, for tlie benefit of the heirs and creditors, of said deceased. WM. R. CALLAWAY, 4dm’r, Sept. 3,1866, 20—2 m. All persons indebted to us are requested to call and settle immediately. J. 8. EDMUNDSON & BRO. V * 'A' { , 3 -* *