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•WILLIAMS A COVERT, Charleston, S. C. GEO. A. JONES, Augusta, Ga. Williams* Covert &> Cos., DEALERS IKT HITS, CAPS, STRAW. AMI MILLINERY GOODS, -A.T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. RESPECTFULLY' invite attention to our splendid Stock of the above named Goods. n<fw \(W in store and’to which we are daily receiving additions of the LATESJ'dnA most FA till 10XABLE STYLES. Consisting in part of Men’s, Boys’and Children’s Silk. Fur. Plush and Wool HATS in endless variety. Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's BONNETS and lIATS of the LATEST STYLES, to which we would bej especially to ask the attention of the Ladies. An elegant assortment of Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Ruches, Veils, Laces, Nets, Nubias. Ladies’ Gloves, Plain and Hemstitched I landk Eiscinai's, <fce. Having First Class Milliners, we are at all times prepared to Trim Ladies' Bonnets in the Latest Stales and at short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. Prices as low as am House South. . . . | Country Merchants and Milliners are particularly invited j to call and examine our Stock before purchasing. WILLIAMS, COVERT Sc CO., 233 Itroarl street. Opposite Masonie Hal!, Noveml>er 2, 1566, 28 —Bm. AUGUSTA, <5-A. HOME AGAIN. .0. frliE subscriber has the pleasure of informing his friends and pat -1 runs that he has again opened at the old stand, so long and fa vorably known as SETZE’S lOIRW 0-00 IDS CORNER, A large and well selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, cberij cf &coh ! S l AI,I. V KEPT I \ A PRY «OOPS IIOISE, AnJ will endeavor to merit, by po'ite alteution to the w ants of his customers, /\ XjO W SO A Xj33 o D I* H. ICES, A share of the generous patronage so long bestowed upop the old concern, HE WOULD RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT PUBLIC FAVOR. ,-=»» The services of Mr. Wm. 0. Noruell having also been so cured, his old friends and customers am respectfully solicited t u favor him with a call. J. SETZE, A^cnt. November 2, 1866.23—H. , MRS, E, H, I'llGliE, DEALER IN DRY GOODS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ; LADIES’ AMD MISSES MSkT&c Dress Goods, mimes, mn notions, HOSIERY, GLOVES, A, 190 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA GA. Nut. 9, l&oG—tf LIVERY & SALE STABLES, AUGUSTA, fP H E UNDERSIGNED would respectfully X inform the public generally and transient persons in particular that he still continues the Livery and Sale Stables Business on the corner of EUi* ws<l Jackson street!*, im mediately in the rearinf the Ulobe Hotel, w here lie would be pleased to wait qpou ail who may fuel disposed to favor him with their patronage, and for the special accommoda* ion of the Transient Travelers ? visiting Augusta, and leavingllieir horse? at his Stable?*, regular MEALS and LODGING will will be furnished at his family resides.ee at Fifty Cents a Meal, thereby enabling them to come leave the city Bt ot.e half the expense they would be at by steping at Public Hotels, and sending their horses to other stables. XT Horses taken on Livery and Sale. XT Good Lot for Drovers, with sheds. HORSES and CARRIAGES’kept for HIRE and SALE. HEXRY A. BYRD. Nnv. 9—2 m Wanted. I SITUATION as GOVERNESS for small 3 children A quiet home in a pious family I* of more consideration than salary. Refer ence given and required. Address A. 8., at this Office. Nov. V, 1960, 20,4tf S'j X C C 111 op’s SALE.. On the First Tuesday in January next, I BEFORE the Coart House door, at Wash* ) ington, Wilkes county, a tract of land • :n said county containing 750 ACRES, More Or I.cks, adjoining land* of John M. Booker, Daniel 11. Standard, and James LimUey, on tl«; waters cf Morris Creek. Isold as the property *>f Ivimhro S. Turner, dccM, for the benefit of the heir* and creditors of said deceased. Terms made known on day of sale. J. IV. WALTON, Executor. Nor. 5, 1806, 29—td*. VAH-MAII, WlTtil-MMEfI, HCAtll COltnZi, PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER VJASHINGTON, Attire Old Stand Two Doors below Mr. Crenshaw. ESTABLISHED 1830. gQ WATCHES, CLOCKS, Musical Boxes and y/*V> Jewelry repaired. Particular attention (tkym paid to French and English Clucks, and fine Watches. I would respectfully state to the public hr d joining Couitjc*, that I have been a practical WATCH-MAKER, for the Inst sixteen years and daring that time have had experience in new work, as well as in repairing, in my liu** of busi ness. A good stock of Watch KEYS and GLASSES always on hand. These articles soil cheaper than anybody in town. April 26, 1860, 1— 6m.' REID'S PHOSFATE, FIFTY BARRELS JUST RECEIVED. N r OW is the time to enrich yonr lands to se cure a good Wheat Crop. Cull soon and get a supply. R. 11. VICKERS <L CO. BT* Cidl at tire Depot and get it from the ft. It. Agent. j November 2, 1865, 2f*—tf. FRESH ARRIVALS. New BUCKWHEAT, Choice Sugar House SYRUP, No. 1 MACKEREL in Kits. PIE FRUIT, JELLIES, Just received at NORTON'S. November 2, 3866, 23—ts. Salt! Salt!! SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT, for gale T. H. NORTON. Not. 9, 1864, 29, ts ME W FALL AM) WINTER GOODS. j. 11. FITZPATRICK 1* S now receiving at his New Store, corner of l ’ublic Squre and Main street o tq.bndid Stock of Dry oods Fancy Goods, Xolioßs &<*. Would call particular at turn inn t.« In ful line of Dress Trimming-', endr. ■ . Ribbons, Plain and white edgt- Yelv.-t>. -S'ilk and N'elvet lint:> of all shades and colors. Chendle Cords, Braid, A A I.SO, Clothing and Gentlemens Furnishing (!•> llats and Caps, Boots and Mt«-« - Has on hand a good assortment of the above articles, which he is offering on the most reasonable terms Thanking my friends mid as quaintances for former patronage a continuance of the same is solic ited. J. 11. FITZPATRICK. Oct. 12, 1866, 25—If 212 Broad /Stekt, A UGuS TA , GoER G la, We liave Lave just received a fine lot of Onion Sets, And will be snj plied with all the varities of GARDEN SEEDS Aa fast as the new crop is harvested. PLUMB LEITNER, Avgusta, Ha. November 2, 1866 28—4 m. IN'SIRITTIONS 11 Ml Ml. 11)1', l SflllllTT & llllfllTEll. ED inform the citizen** of Washing l uti v// and vicinity that they hav<* come to this place for tin* pu; }>•>** of giving iu-iiiierions in Vocal ftu.l Instrumental Music. 'J lie) wiil giv. Lessons on the (’ineio* Violin, I’lnfe, Or any Ollier flmlriimeiil *lllOsO wishing to take i.ossun in "cal >■ strumental Music will pb-a-.- app y t<» him at Mr. .'smith’s Hotel w • i all times be found. His terms an . I- c For I*2 Lessons, J . : l’i.Gß For 86 “ ..... bii.OO The 36 Lessons to be taken within th' pace < f three months. At the close of each ion • f fbr- • public Concert will be lie wi 1 also RK : '! 1 Cor any person de>irn . 1 Oct. 10, 1866, gs—ts Notice. LL persons I'-'febte-l to fee L •: W. L. SMITH, will ple,»~e c... .- immediately and ietile their < my intention to go We.-i soon. I up my busine>s*V-|ore le \uj i i.- and am now fini-hing a h*t * f < . gant Btiggies. and one Foot- •» : way. all of which I will sell v r ■m- p or exchange for good M-ules ! all a bargain Vy j„ Oct. 26, 27—lm i,oi in: ! 4Js4UMBER nf (bp bc,t q-ndiu b loail, delivered in »Ttv part ..f tli,- v:I‘ shortest notice :irid nio- t teM-onahie 1 ~ R li. VICKERS A. <.!) Sept. 21, 1866. 2»—tf. SAFE mill m ill) B.WIIV J'UST received a good eupply of I9TOCK : ’ PADLOCKS- R. 11. VICKERS it CO. Aeg 23. 1866, IS—ts. Tea! Tea! received—one chest of SUPERIOR '■il GREEN TEA. R. H. VICKERS a- CO Bricks. f'T'EN Thousand Bricks for if applied f»r J. immediately. RH. VR'KEItS <t CO New Cheese JUST RECEIVED BY Oct 26, 27 R. 11. VICKERS A: CO' K t\ Ol I.D most respectfully inform the llf T ll *‘ '* gem-i-aily, tliat we have and are rc ceiviue «me «f lh« best stock of gm,ds. we have ,-ve, b;o i.iii to tins market, cousisung in pan *f la- iiilh.wing articles: All NN 00l Mfiinos, DeLaim . F mprc'- Cloth in great variety, < i SsTco, Alpacas, Bombazines, Pf lin< Pi ’n A’ I\>Ttcd Swiss] .•C'tn.'i a. I ms, Tii-h and Pillow Case Linen, Opera and Common Flannels, and . . m eiings, Towels, ■ iiinchanis, is i ttlieoes, i , , ins, i lowers Bonnets, I 5 h-iwl- and Sontags, : ■ ■ i • oiks, Gloves, li ■ y. i , is, t lotliing, f.'a>-dni‘. i es, GIBD EillES Drugs, Oils &-e. 11 11. 11l kl.llS i TO. Sept. 28, 18U6, 23—ts. 3000 Acres O 37" VALUABLE LAND, a'O’jj siutaa. HJb OFFER f..r Palo my VALUABLE PLAN 44k TA.TI( )N in WjikoMUuunty, lying on tin* « Dt.4 nf Fi liing <’n r k fight, milus Nortlnui 1 known as Hio l Nolan Far sb, l.ouudfd by lands of 11. A. Arnett, Luther Lati liter and others. On the place is a good D A ELLINtJ HOU> I* aid all necessary out t huddings, a good Gin Hui*e an I >urew, an excellent well of water in I tht yar.l mid a good spring a short distance fro t. t in'. Hou-e nv pes -mi wishing to examine the premi-e --ca id« so by applying to Mr. Th is. H Cooper, ie iding on ih* plantation, or address TIIOS. F. NOLAN Wot Point. Ga. Tt .be ! 1866 26 - r »t J . £5. COLES, .87* 1C ron II r"■ v.i :*2 ■:*?« n■: - 1 - •'tin Si, mr > ith Cur- H»n /"o o L i ti, .ii and I‘roihi .• g*-, • <n .*iv•• ; he same uMm age U lil jurnish or pu chase Plaipers’ >upn n Augu-iit Ga., - ug 28, 1860 18—3 m. mm in® vum ■ N: »> want i I »•: ?. dit desired Apply . ii. Vl* KKRS & ■ (l - I ” 26—ts. c’sis! irived. trtt’ijf iif I.kL \ ! * K v*. r •: \1 .y ti \dk ‘ ioi l ; ...y rl, f■ it il li ceesvcd. Ti Mnliir Viil.-m-eiK! and imila ■hi. 1- i ‘r. . iii'ii ~ill.-i i- . liemsi itched •»l !.. •• I: iidi-r.’hi.i l.;,dii-’>i!li mill Merino !. !•: •l- ;op k r d-c, f r wile ! y n. ii v! 'E:::.s * co, o'. . 1 ts ’ '••v'" CC.r-y-, v’-U.a IM-llGi's Dliftil t’K \ HE-, jiindci! u:ij,i idc... in catch.. ll c fir G root ies. Apfdy <• riv to JAS T* 'OX 10';. liroiid >trect, Augti-ta, Eti. ctijbiiT 18. It6o —lm Flour Flour! ten la mi els of the very best <£» BIT SEfS 9 For sale by K. IL VICKERS & CO. ct l'J 1866, 26—ts. WAITED. 25 GOOD -ULES, 1 pair GOOD HOUSES. Oct 26,27—ts P ARNOLD Hriclx.2 Bricit! 2 A LaR(»E l a of gfwd Rltlt>K f.r Sat#* Apply to fc>. W. ( ALLAWAY \g\ For F. ®. Wi>oeieu>. l!)7iniv« K\TOR'* \ LIN ON ;he ti;st TUESDAY in IVw.nds r nex wii he so and before the Court lion e dom in Aas in-*) <>ii. Hikes e»*unty, the TANARUS» Rowing tiact <»F land, -to-wit; a traei containing Four Hundred and feisty -^Sfe-CCTEX. More or less, lying in m»M county on the waters of Long Creek;adjoining lands «rs Binns, Fcnee ford.and others, sold as the property of tolm IJ. Norman deceased, for tbe hem-lit of ilte hci*s and creditors of said deceased Term made known • n the davof side. JOHNSON NOR MAN, Admr. Scj# 28 23 AI ‘ IKISYHATORs S/LE- h first • UE'sDAA' in Deceuiher next, s \ J wi l l»e void before the Court I louse door in the town of Wa-him t m, \\ ilkes county, the fol lowing property, to wit : one tract of land con t aiding FIVE IWXVRET) AXD THIRTY .1 ('RES. more or lying and being *n said " ' : tin* waters »f Clarke’s Creek adjoin : nd*. of nil .II uff and otliers ri said tract • • 1 • and are two settlements, and will be sold in • Is or together, as mav best.suit purchu a- ’ he pr .pei ty of Elijah Norman, - >'lte benefit of crcditora. :u.i ie known oil tin* day JOHNSON NORM AN, Admr. ii 'HO MON « ll''- after date application will 1 l e ma-le to the Court of Ordinary of Wilkes eonnu fi>r leave to sella portion of the Lands 1 - " 'Me. i he estate of George (Ire-ham, ilu- N JNCY S. (1 REM.I AM, . b 1860. 2'3— and Executor. . f'l 1 WIEKI.n • OUNTY—Whereas Srfv* Reuben ICendall aplilies to tnc for letters of «iuardiun-hip of -arah Jane Danner, Abraham M Iktrinei, Benjamin F Daunt r and William 11 , D* i! "' minors of Franklin W Danner, dec’d. these ate tleu lbie to cite and admonish all p* intetested to be and appear at my office wit lon the li -e prescribed by law, to show cause, il any tli v have, why said letters should uot be granted tiiv. n under my hand :.t office in Washington, this Ist day of Oct«.T>er, 1866. ('. G. NORMAN, Ordinary. Oct. Bth. 1366, 24 (VY KOUGIA. WILKES OOUNTY—Whereas George l)ys«»n, Administrator on the es tate of John I) Daly, late of said county, deceas ed. applies to me lor Letters of Di-misrion from said trust: These are therefore to cite and ndmonid) all and singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased, t. be nn I appear at my office within the time pre-cribed 1»y law, to show cause, if any t hey h ive, why said letters should not be grant- Given under tny hand at office in Wa hington, this 4th day of October, 1806 G G. NO It MA N, Ordinary. Oct. 5,1866, 24—lam6m ‘TICK TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS Ji 41 All persons indebted to the Estate of Fran cis s. Sutton, late of Lincoln county, deceased ire requested to make* immediate payment; and 'hose having claims against said estate will pre ent them, duly attested, within the tinfo pre crihcd bv law. JOHN N. CIIEN AULT, Sept. 21,22— 6i # # Execute GEORGIA, WILKES COUNTY. months after date application will be made to the Honorable Court o* Ordinary f W’ill.es county for leave to sell the real estate •.•longing to the estate of Susan Wingfield, do •eased. E. G. WINGFIELD, Ex’r. Oct. 19, 20— 8 t OEOR .TA WIL KEB COTfKTY. Whereas, Wm. J Flynt applies to me forl. t ter-* of mlministiation on tlm eslnto of Johnr Me* • rkle, late of said count v. deceased: these are tlwrefore to cite and admonish nil I hi ■.i.lar the kindred andcruditorsof said d<- i I, to be and appear at my offieo within tin* •ime pr.-serihed by I iV, to • imw cause, if any they have, why said letters should not be grant- Given under my hand at office in Washington, tins 18th day of October. 1S(50. Oct. 19. 26 G. NORM \N, Only. GEORGIA, WILHE& COUXI'Y. Whereas John I. Anderson applies to me for letters of administration on the estate of Thomas A. Heard, late of said county, deceased: Th«*sc are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kin In and and creditors of said de e i ed. tube and appear at. my office wi'liin ib.- 11 j.resuribed by b»w, to show cause, if any ♦i•• , I •', why said letter.* .-511011111 not be grant- Given under my hand at office in Washington, tl»i< ]Bth day of October, 1866. (Jet. In. 26 (J. G. NORM AN, Ord’y. /I Old •I A WII.KIG COUNTY—Whereas v X in G . urner. Executor on the estate of \ v lin k h.te of aid county,deceased. appli«*s oeibr j.etfer- of from said trust; ’ —.-iitc thend'-iro to cite and ndmoui !i all ■ idol tbi kindred and creditors ofsaid dc • •» le- and appear at. my office within the • •idled by law, to show can e, if any vo, u hv said letters should not be granted • "i midei my hiuel and official signature, at hington, tliisdtli dii\ ofOctobkr, 1866. g. (J NO It MAN, Ord’y. 1 'c- 5 1-66. 21 Li-mfim pi.il G!A IFILK IIS C‘ E NTV.—WI cr n Dru»y I. Aycoe.k, lm- applied to me foi L« t * i- r- of Administration on the estate of i iu n ton. dee'd ii persons corcerue I arc herby notih.al k file eir bj.-ctions, if any they hive, on ri e ibr lie ti if t Monday in December next,« c' c l.e i.'i- will be gr.mted said applicant ass «) and hr. (i. NORMAN, Ordin ry i o hc.B, -28—3<)d f -4 ••! i V\ I EKE COUNTY—Where-s •t* :■ Quarles, administratoi on the estate of ii/;ibell. A. Ilanuiyk, la'cof said county, do cosed, applies to me or Letters of DLmission fjom said t»u-1: These are tluiefore to cite and admonish all ad singular tie- kindred an I credit ois of said de cea-e , to be and apfiear at my office within the time pje eiibed by law, to fd-.ow cause, if any th-. . have, whi 'aid U: tiers should not he granted. Give • nndei my hand at*office in Wa:hington, ■i: ill .:ty 4 f October, 1866. G. ("5. NOI*MAN, Ordinary. ( *ct 5 1860 24—clumCm tzn'jat"ugl z fet«!c off G(*or»i«-\Vilkc v i Conuß'. L oin GpVeli i Golasjiie, ) label f.;r 'Divorce v.s. V In Wilkes SiipV Court James W. Odaspie. } T erm 1866. *p. F appearing to the Court by the return o vJy the "heriff, that the defendant does not re ide in thi- county and t further appearing that he dfies no reside in this State, it is, «.n motion, ordeied that publication be made in the Wash i gton Gazette, ;i public new piper o» the State, once a month for four months, as required by law, requiring the defendant to appear and answer at the next '‘Vim of .‘his Court, or that the case be considered iu default, and the plaintiff allowed to proceed. A true extract from the Minutes, thi* 31a October, 1866. GEO. DYSON, 0. 8. 0. GE<Ut TA. WILKES i'OUNTAQ—T W »Y rn > thw after date apjdieation will m ade Gi b •e Hill annexed, to the Court of Qrdimr,' f>j* leave to sell the r**al estate belonging to the -k tutc of J ton cm Fade deceased. JOHN L. NORMAM, Admr Nov. 2, 1860, 28—2 m, ROBrLOCfchart A lV r M PSTE R. COTTON FACTOR.' '..gl^V'iKKrjoOL. jTD US BY - MESSRS.MAU & WRiG H]. mm & mm, AUGUSTA, GA. ADVANCED ON jCOTTGN con- Ms. srs° 110 BT. LOCKHART Jo DEMPSTER, LIVEUI’*K»L Messrs I). H. BALDWIN & CO., N*\v You* ROBERT PATTERSON and CO., Euiladei.puta Representing the above Wealthy and Respon sible H. uses, we are always prepared to m ike advances ou Cotton consigned to them for sale. We beg to call the nt tout ion tis Planters.and Hokh-rs of Cotton to our unsurpassed facilities for handling the nmc. li e arc at all times in funds to advance an Consignment*. Cotton for warded with dispatch (at Low llatesof Freight) to any American or European Port. We oiler the same inducements this seasion which characterized"all our engagements during the past year—namely. Dispatch to ShifHiinuts, Moderate Charges and Quid; Returns. It is not necessary to pay the govcrimnent tax on Cotton at points of shipment. Planters may ship to u -, lax unpaid, by giving bonds for the •sauid to tho Revenue Collector of the District i*i 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 owners from all care ar.d trouble. A large stock of Ragging and Rope constant ly on hand at market rates. Close storage 'for Cotton. MAUDE & WEIGHT, Sept. 28, 23 283 Broad street. _ «««~ J. -W. BRADLEY'S . Ci'icbratvd Dstplcx Iltlipiic (OR DOUBLE SPRING) HOOP SKIRTS, Arp miivcrsnlly ncknowlcdgcdby all lndip, tlii'nu.-hfuit tbe length anti breadth of tho Lund, to hit the most perfect and agreeable Skirt ever invented, tbe three bottom rods of every Skirt made bei n ri heavier, and twice or double covered. 'i li.-y are not equaled in Elegance, Elasticity, I-iiihl/ioes, Durability, Comfort, or Economy.- ’f hey iv ill not bend or break like the Single -*f -* -kilt., but uill preserve then perfect ami beautiful 'shape more than twice as long as any single spring that has ever been or can be'ntadu. Thi- in ven ion consists of Duplex, or two Ellip tic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly and firmly together, edge to edge, making tire toughest, tnosl flexible elastic, and durable spring ev --r used. Tim wonderful (l. xihilify and great comfort ind pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic skirl will he experienced partic übn'ly in all crowded assemblies, Operas, carri ages, railroad c rs, church pews, atm chairs, for promenade and house dress, ns the skirt can he folded when in use, to occupy a small space au 111 Ry as a silk or muslin dress, for Children, Mi-es "r Young Ladies they arc superior to all others* i fv" Inquire Lr the Duplex Elliptic (or ch u^ b!e) S|ij lug At U Imlusnle bv the Exclu?ive)Manufncturer« and'V'le owners of tho Patent. WHSTS, BRADLEY & CARY, WAREEOOMS AND OFI-ICB, Nos. 9*7 Chambers and 79 ami 81 Keade sts. NEW ::::::::::: YORK. For sale by COZART & HOGUE. Oct. 12. 1 sen, 2.s—gm S)jSUSS TRIMM3E»fig& OUR stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS is the most complete and full wc liave ever had. ALSO, if est) £)ires§e : s &|ps &e. Call and sec for yourself. K II VICKEBS & CO. -Sept. 29, 1866, 23—ts. MEW~QOODs7 /‘•OS bSTING -OF \_V Dry Goods, lfats and Shoos, Hardware, Crockery and Groceries, Os every description arc now being received by ARNOLD, GREEK and CO^ Sept. 21, 22 IS end! Read ! ! TWO dozen bottles only, of DRAKE’S I'LA'S JL 'i A 1 ION BITTERS. Kor sale by JOHN S. EDiiUSDSOS <t BRO. Sept. 29,23 ALL THE GO. Hawley 8 Solidified TOOTII CREAJf. •J S EDMONDSON & IiRO. Aug, 23, 1866, 18 —ts. Trimmings. wr Vt' ANTs* Waiafs, Jaconet and Swiss Tuacr u <»'"» Edging, Coventry and other fiillitn. E !gu 'O. *e. It. ii. VICKERS it CO. Oct o,29—ts CLOTHING, CLOTHING. st'.-vi' ' ecu veil, a lot of clothing, Over Coats , I rock -and sacks. Bants, VohO, Gcittleiui n’a v fill''.Hosiery R 11. VICKERS <t CO. Oct. 6, 21—U JUST RECEIVED, liabb It’s B M Siiicrata^ J. S EDMUNDKON and ERO. July 52, 1860 12— ts, JUST RECEIVED, Five gall. Balsam Copaibw and a lolMorphin Very 'jw. J- sed *7XS/7 sl*s Aug 31,1866, 19