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TOTiro kowbbay joraffrrare to IH*
WA*.
>T Kill witaiKOiui
Voting Mowbray Journeying to the W*r
All beltod he and •parted.
From ledy’e hand received a roee,
And from her lip* this word:
*1 loan thee to mjr country'• eanae, ♦
For glory, not for doom,
To be noteUin, but clay her Xoee,
I deck my knightly plame.
Remember, ceutiou ie twt fear—nor raehneee
volur'e teat,
Jf he who figbta cod dies, doee well—who
flgbte and Rree, Aon beet."
Now fierce the tide of battle lave*.
And faet'the conflict flows ;
high above the fight still waves
The White plume end the roe*.
And gaily through the gathering Cray
Our flower-erowned warrior, nee,
Striker many a gallant blow thin day
For Lora and Libarty 1
While Mgh above the dm still rings; with stroke
On foemen’i creel,
Hot lie who fights end dies, does well!—
Who figbte and lives, does best!
Ah 1 woa it me 1 that love's bind hand,
Lors's aeif, ahould, haplaaa, mnr 1
A tnerkssiad view'd the helmet grand,
Aad enaik'd the blood-red star I
A downward lanee clove helm and crest,
And bathed in trlmtnn tide,
Love’e fatal gift kiseed fainting breast.
And murmuring thus he died:
Im, love, for Feme men etrike end lived 1
—for Freedom, heroee fall I
If ha wboifigbu and lives, givaa much, who
fighta and diaa, given all 1"
Abstinence ov Roman Women.— Tbe
ancient Romans, in tome respects, were in
advance of the present age in tboir practi
cal physiological knowledge. This was
specially the case in the habits of the wo
men. They teemod to be fully aware of
the fact that a hardy race must be born of
healthful mothers, and consequently any
usage or practice likely to affect injuriously
the health of womsn was viewed by the
State with suspicion. The muscles were
systematically educated. Frequent bath
ing was required by law. Large bath
bouses were established, which were places
of common resort. For several centuries
of the best ages of Rome, it was a crimi
nal offence for a Roman mother to drink
intoxicating liquors. At the lime of our
Baviour on earth, and for a long period af
ter, it was considered infamous for a Ro
man to taste wine. For a guest to offer a
glass of wine to one of the women
of the household was looked upon
as a deep insnlt, as it implied a want of
■chastity on her part. History records sev
eral instances where women were
put to death by their husbands because
they smelt of The conse
quence of this physical training and absti
nence from all intoxicating liquor was,
that the Romans were noted for their en
durance and strength. Had we tho same
liabils, with our superior Christian civilia
xatioa, we should astonish the world by
our physical health and strength.
A gentleman lately heard a man grave
ly informed two comrades that a 74-pound
er is a cannon that tends a pound ball ex_
actly seventy-four miles.
An affected singer at a ooncert, tho other
night was told by a wag in the audience
“to come out from behind his nose and
sing like other people.”
The difference between Perseverance
and Obstinacy—the first is a strong will;
the second, a strong won't.
In reference to ladies drosses, it is no
longer customary to say ‘the height,’ but
the 'breadth of fashion.’
Woman.—She spoiled ns with an apple,
but atoned for the wrong by forming a
yxnV.
Georgia, wilkrs county.—whereas
Moses H. Arnold, Executor oil the i-xlnto
of Allen Arnold dec'll., nppliet to for letters of
dismietion from said trust:
These ere, therefore, to eite admonish, ell
and eingular the kiudred end creditors of said
deceased, to be end appear at my oflier within
tile time prescribed by law, to show cause, if
*o|r they have why letters should not he gran.
Given under my hand and official signature, at
Washington, this sth day of June, 1850.
G. O. NORMAN, Ordinary.
June 5, 1(06, 7—tin Am.
—TV, ■ "■■■■■■•
Georgia, wilkes county.—whereas
Arden Evens, jr., Administrator on the
eitete of Arden Evens Sr., late of said county,
deceased, applies to me for letters of dismission
from said trust :
These are, therefore, to cite end admonish,
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
aeid deceased, to be end appear at my ofliea
within the time prescribed by law, to show
cause. If any they hare why letters should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and official signature, at
Washington, this 7th day of May 1860.
G. O. NORMAN,
Ordinary.
May 8, 1856, 3-lmOm.
ISAAC T. HEARD & CO.,
AREIIOUSE and Commission Merchants,
V 7 corner Reynold and Mclntosh Streets,
Augusts, Ga., will devota their strict personal
attention to the storage and tale of Cotton and
all other produce. Order* for Bagging, Rope,
At, promptly attended to. Li Ural Cash Ad
vances made at all timcs.ou produce in Store.
ISAAC T. HEARD 0. M. STONE
Sept, at, Sm.vpAG
R. A. FLEMM, ~
IPluvAouw and Commission Merchant,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
CONTINUES to give liia personal attention
to all business eutrusted to him Will
oocupy the building eppoeit*Ak old stand va
catad bjKT. CTaytou after Ist September.
Sept Sl wlwjiu. R. A. FLEMING.
GOLD! GOLD! GOLD!
IRUMLII
At Chase’s Old Drug Store.
We have just received, and continue to receive Large Supplies of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods and Groceries,
Which we will exchange on the most liberal terms for
GOLD, SILVER OR GREENRACKS.
AMONG OUJi STOCK WILL BE FOUND,
DampM^r. P il‘ n s , ittIfin 1 fini 1 h 0< Rt ir w! 1 ”' O il. Lnjie* I>r *“ of bind*. Perfumery, of all kinds,
Pure Itroe. B ff k I)r *^l, B . Hk ' _. Ladies and Misses' White Cotton Hose, Lad.-*’ Cuff* and Collars,
Fnofifh ' ‘ c .oburg Cloth. Domestic* Umbrella,, Buggy Umbrellas, Bonnet* and Hots, latest styles,
B^noriYSEE L . ,n, * y ’ a .. , . Ribbons, .11 kind, snd qusUties, Cloth, and Cam, me res, 1 '
lii^'pt ßkrU ’, H " op Bk ' rt *' <»f the latest and moat unproved style, Gentlemen’s Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
ol ,n<J Breakfast Shawls, A large stock of Embroideries, 8001, and Shoes, Hat*
Sen tags, Hoods end Nubs.* Jaconet and Swim and cheeked Muslin, Trunk., Valices sxd Carpet B.gs, Crockery. Hardware and Groceries.
Gents’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
__***£»- MARGUS & FRANKLIN.
FRANK. ARNOLD. BUR WELL GREEN
F. ABNOllfc CO.,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, &C.,
AT CLEVELAND'S OLD STAND.
-- ■ ♦ a
WK d«R»re to «alt th*» attention of the pub
lic 4o our complete Stock of
GROCERIES,
whiedi we offer clteap for CASH. Our assort
ment eouaiste of
SUGARS, COFFEES, TEAS, PICKLES, VIN
EGAR, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS, SAR
DINES, MACKEREL, SALT, CAN
NED FRUITS, JELLIES, FINE
WINES, BRANDIES, ALE,
WHISKEYS. POUTER,
CANDIES OF ALL
KINDS, SOAP,
PIPES,
INK,
PAPER,
CURRANTS,
FINE CHEWING
AND SMOKING TO
BACOO, FINE CIGARS,
COTTON AND WOOL CARDS,
BLACKING, ALMONDS, RAISINS,
HARDWARE, HOES, TRACK-CHAINS.
BUCKETS, TUBS, SHOVELS, SPADES,
Axes, Hatchets,
Files, Screws,
Nails, DrswkaPas,
Sifters, I'ailWlHt
Brooms, jP 5 *,, thing Irons,
Shear* Blade*
Knives, Forts, Pocket Knives,
Measure* Shot and Caps,
fiMSSWARS
CROCKERYWARE,
TIISrwA.BE, AC.
- W Produce of all kinds taken in exchange
for goods at the HIGHEST mafkot price*
F. ARNOLD A CO'S.
Washington, April 27, 1866, 1-ts
HRIIIIin CELEBRATED
IKON COTTON SCREW
May be Furnished to the Planters of
South Carolina and Georgia,
from Augusta,
WHERE ONE MAY BE SEEN IN PRAC
TICAL OPERATION.
IT is a Georgia invention, combining aim
plioity, economy and durability, with a
new application of the Screw power by
which the levera always awing in the earne
horizontal plane, at a convenient height for ap
plying hand or horse power—and, also, great
ly facilitating the filling of the cotton box by
turning back the follower block entirely front
over the mouth of it The timbers are light
aud small—the circle described by the lever,
being but 22 feet diameter.
Liberal arrangements made with agents for
Counties, or in sale of County Rights. Cash
price of Irons. (ISO, at Augusta. Send in
your orders at once to
F. PHINIZY * CO.,
Local Agent*
Or, L. D. PALMER,
General Agent,
Pept 21, 3m. Augusta, Ga.
L.J. Guitmenrtin, J. Flannery, JK \F. Drummond.
L. J. GDILMARTIN & CO.,
COTTON FACTCTS,
Skipping and Commission Merchants,
148 Bay St West of the Exchange,
SAVANNAH, GA,
( ’osMiyamtlUs Solicited, upon which liberal Ad
colters wilt be made.
tV* u articular attention given to the SALE
of COTTON and MERCHANDISE and to
filling .Orders for
TIMBER, LUMBER, WOOL, EWES, Ac.
Oct S, 1864, M-Ja.
J. J. ROBERTSON, A. P. BOGGS,
WASHINGTON, GA. AUGUSTA, GA
@mmm mmm?
J. J. ROBERTSON & CO.
WILL CONTINUE THE
WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
In all its branches at 'their large and commodious fire-proof close store
NO. 5, WARREN BLOCK, AUGUSTA, GA.
PERSON AD ATTENTION given to to Storage and Hale of Cotton and Produce of all
kind*. W* will furnfah our cu*tomer* with BAGGING and ROPE, and arrant the
payment of tha llavenue Tax on a!! Cotton eooaigned to ua. Cotton aold by us for n traona in
heretofore 0 ° f SUle Will U I M ‘ J for b >' or ' ROBERTSON, at the Bank in Washington as
Thanking our friends for the very liberal palrytnage exUndep to ua during the past vesr, we
of their confidence. B«pt. 24. I8«6* *26-If
PLUMB & LEITNEK,
druggists an& SVpotljcrarics,
IBrond Street,
NEAR TUB POST OFFICE CORNER,
ATTGh USTIA, CtBOHOI a,
RWI BCTFULL\ invite the attention of Merchant*, Planter*, and Physician* to their large
aud well aborted Stock of * b
UNAfiULTERATEO MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS ,
And all other article, in their line No houae in the USouth cati offer a atoek sttnerior in
GENUINENESS and PURITY'. AIT OFFICINAL PREPARATIONS WingmX in
atriet aceorda.tee with the Formulas „t the UK ITER STATES PEA EMA CO 1‘ (EIA
with the Best Material, aud U»n PRUPER WKIGUIS and MEASURES.
They respectfully .olictt*‘p'l'«t and pledge themselves to fill them with fidelity » n d dis
patch. If any article ahott 1 ' 80l prove to be precisely as represented, they shall feel thankful
to have it roomed at their expense, and the raci.ey will be r-funded. [Sep* 21, 13m.
Georgia, wilkes county .—two
months after date application will be made
to the Cgurl of Ordinary of said coutily for
leave to sell a part of the Real Estate belong
ing to the estate of A. T. Holliday, dee’d, for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said
deceased.
ELIZABETH HOLLIDAY. Adm’x.
Aug. 80. 1866, 19—2 m
n EOROIA, AVILKhit COUNTY .-Where*.
VT Garnett Andrews has applied to me for Let
ten of Administration with the YVtll annexed
on the estate of Samuel McJui.km late of said
county deceased.
All persons concerned are hereby notified te
file their objection* if any they have, on oh
before the first Monday in October next, else
Letters will be granted said applicant, as pray,
ed for. G. O. NORMAN, Ordinary
Aug. 28, 1866, 18—4 m.
JO\E So\ k fll
DEALERS IN
STOVES ANI) OKATES.
PLAIN and Japaned Tin YVare, BriUnui*
Wood aud Willow Ware, House Furnish
ing Hardware, and Manufacturers of Tin, Cop.
per and Sheet Iron Ware.
255 BROAD ST. AUGUSTA, GA.
At tlie Old Stand of W. H. Salisbury A Cos.
SepL 21, 22—3 m.
THE AMERICAN HOTEL,
Opposite the Depot.
ATLANTA, GEORGIA,
RECENTLY renovated, furnished and pla
ced in oomplele order. Every effort will
be used to render the guests oomfortable i
Splendid Bar and Billiard Saloon attached to
the House. WHITE & WHITLOCK, Pro's.
Bkvson A Wu.iv, Clerks. [Aug. 26.
Gso. YV. Evans, Sjl J. K. Kvass
GEO. W. EVANS & SON,
Warehouse and Commission
AUGUSTA. OAo
SPECIAL attention paid to the Storage §kd ■
Sale of C-ottou, aud all otker country.pio* I
due*.
The usual facilities and accom»od|tiou9 irtl:!
be afforded te our customer**
Office No* 14 Mclutosh Street, near Geoopa
Hoilroad Bank. Sepw 21, 28,
J*mr* H r . Norton. Nobert Walton, /r.
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
HORTON & WALTON,
Continue Business at Store No. 187
Brood Street, Augusta, Ga,.
(Next below old Union Bank Building.)
WITH increased facilities, wc are prepar
ed with a full STOCK to sell at the
lowest market prices, all goods usually aold ia
our line, suited to Merchants trade. Plantation
and Flirty use.
Augusta, Sept. 4, 20—Sm,
J. SIBLEY & SONS,
General Commission Merchants ,
No. ft Warren Block.
AUGUSTA, GA.
HAVE excellent and commodious clone Stor
age room for COTTON, and will give
their personal attention 10 its sale or*tor*g«.
Liberal CASH ADVANCES will be made
on all produce in atore.
They also ofl>r for sale:
100 bales heavy Gunnv Bagging,
200 coil* beat Machine" Rope,
300 half coil* beat Machine Rope.
600 pound* Bagging Twine,
600 sack* Liverpool Salt,
60 bbls Re hoed Sugars,
100 boxes common to choice Chewing
Tobacco.
’ 10,000 “Robt. Born*” and “Puff” Segare,
10 bble choiee Old Rye Whiskey.
Sept. 21,22 —3 m.
K. P. CLAVTON & ((>:;
Warehouse and Commission Merchants.
At Phinixy «fc Clayton's Old Stand, corner
Campbell and Reynold Street*,
AUGUSTA, GA .
FP. CLAYTON #v6ffcobtinu* the Ware
• house aud Commission Business iu all
its branches, and is prepared to Receive, Store,
Sell or Forward Cotton and Produce entrusted
to his care. Hi* strict personal attention will
be devoted to the business. Major JOHN 11.
JONES, of Elbert county, G*., will be asso
ciated iu the business from this date, and so
licits the patronage of his friends and those of
the late Col. L. H. O. Martin. The address
of the concern will be E. P. CLAYTON A CO
Will receive and forward Merchandize con
signed to us.
Agents for Mapes* Superphosphates and
Wilder’s Fire Proof Safes.
E. P. CLAYTON, JOHN H. JONES,
of Augusta. of Elbert co., Ga.
Augusta, Sept 21, 22-3 m.
A. A. BEALL* J. H. SPEARS, W. U. POTTER
BEALL, SPEARS & CO.,
M'anhonte and Commission Merchants
Fire-proof warkhouse. no, 6 camp.
bell Sk, Augusta, .Ga, will giv« strict
personal attention to Storage *ml Sale of
Cotton, Grata, Bacon, Flour am} other pro
dace.
IST Orders for Baging, Rope and Family-
Supplies promptly filled.
The usual Cash Advances made on Produce
in Store.
Solicit the Patronage of their friends and
the public generally. SepL Is, 21,3 m
s. ik hmhbT
Warehouse and Commission Merchant
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
Sept. 21, 22—3 m.
GRAY t TURLEY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, HOOP SKIRTS,
l-lfigs, XHBSOIBXBIBS,
CLOAKS, SHAWLS,
BLANKETS, tbo., o*3c.,
FIIiST DOOR BELOW MASONIC HALE.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
WE take pleasure in announcing to our friends and the trading pub
lic that wo have made LARGE PREPARATIONS for the business of
the present Season. Wo have now in Store a
- MAMMOTH STOCK
O J?
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
FOR THE
Fall and Winter Trade of 1860.
I'owbicl, we will make LARGE ADDITIONS by every Steamer from NVw York.
MI». CUItISTOPnEK GRAY, with a ripe experience of Twenty five Years in the
Dry Goods Trade, and who lias been parctianing for the Anrjtuta Market for Twenty
Y ears, is now a member of our Firm, and WILL RESIDE IN NEW Y’OIiK CITY
giving all Itia time ami attention to the selection of such supplies as will meet the wants
and tastes of our people. •
TU arrangement will give us EXTRAORDINARY FACILITIES FOR rURCIIA-
I t’.V‘"L* 1 , 11 ." s ." t 1,11 w ‘ ,h Ampie Cash Capital, to take advantage of
OF THE MARKETS, and the LARGE TRADE AUCTION
SALES that are taking place daily.
CST COUNTRY -NiERCU ANTS visiting Augusta, ami Dealer* generally should
not make a single purchase before examining our Goods, aud informing themselves ol
the Free*.
All orders entrusted to mare executed with the mow-fidelity and attention
which they would have, were the parties present in person to select for tbemselyes.
We have Full Lines of the following COTTON
AND WOOLEN GOODS, which are particularly
adaptd to the CITY AND COUNTRY DEALERS.
Brown SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS;
Bleached SHIRTINGS aud SHEETINGS ;
Brown and Bleached CANTON FLANNELS
Brown DRILLINGS and JEANS;
Plain and Striped OSNABURGS;
White and Slate Corset JEAN3 ;
Blue DENIMS aud STRIPES;
APRON CHECKS and PLAIDS;
Ail the Standard Brand, of American CALI
COES, in Color*, Plain Black, and Black
and white ;
Manchester and Lancaster GINGHAMS ;
We have taken great care this Full to make our
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
More attraotive than ever. It contains EVERYTHING FA *S II ION ABLE, EVERY
EVERYTHING CHEAP. AVe have also made some
SPECIAL SELECTIONS IN MOURNING I)RESS GOODS which will be found
very desirable.
Although we cannot enumerate we will give the name of a few leading Goods in
this Department:
Black and Colored SILKS;
6-4 Real Black ALAPACA ;
6-4 Black and Colored LUSTRES ;
6-4 Black and Colored French MERINOES;
6-4 Black and Colored COBURGS;
Rupex and American POPLINS;
Black BOMBAZINES and Canton CLOTHS;
OUR CLOAK ROOM
Is the largest in the City, and will afford ample room fyr the Exhibition of CLOAKS
and SHAWLS of the LATEST STYLES of Fashion.
LADIES BLACK AND COLORED CLOTH CLOAKS
Will be in GREAT VARIETY, and from CHEAP to VERY FINE LADIES’
SHAWLS IN MOUSELIKE DELAINE, MERINO AND CASHMERE—LONG
AND SQUARE, IN BLACK MODE AND HIGH COLORS.
FULL SUPPLIES of the different Goods coming under the following headings al
ways on hand:
LINENS, WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
FANCY GOODS AND TOY'S,
HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS,
_ , RIBBONS, HABERDASHERY. Ac.
RW Packages delivered in any part of tbe City and Hamburg FREE OF
CEIARG EL •
GRAY & TURLEY,
, „ Next Door to Masonic Hall.
Augusta, Sept. 21, 18C6, 23, 5t
Twilled TILI'-IAS and Glazed CAMBRIC ;
White and Red FLANKED};
Gray, Blue and Yellow FLANNELS;
Opera and Shining FLANNELS;
White and colored Blanket#;
Ladie* CLOAKINGS aud SACKINGS;
SATINETS, TWEEDS and KERSEYS;
Kentucky JEANS and Irmin CLOTHS;
Scotch TWEF.pS and lIETUERS;
Fine Colored French OASSIMKItES;
Fine Black BROAD CLOTH and DOE*
SKINS, Ac., Ac., Ac.
Black Habit CLOTH and REPS;
Colored Entpreta CLOTH and VELOURS;
Paris All V oola DELAINES and Scotch
PLAIDS ;
Oriental LUSTRES and DEBAGES;
Paris Silk Plaid POPLINS;
FOIL DECHEVIES, Ac., Ac., Ae.