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m WASHINGTON GAZETTE Waldington, Wilkes County. Ga. FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23. 1866 HT Ms. A. F r**ULrro* isour Ag*-nt in Au jjiinls, tor the par[«»e of securing *ab*cri|>ti..M, advertisement*, Ac. J3T We are authorized to snnnunec -IMF. ON WHEATLEY m s t'rnrlMntc f.r TANARUS». Re eeirer for the tneuiorf jeur 1867. Advertising: Index- Drug*. Medicine* Ac—Win H. Tutt Executor'* Sole—F. O. W ingfieM Lx r. Ilijhoery—Mftilwtno Fillette. Orncerie*. Liq oi», Ac—W A Rntnaei ACo WsrehuU«e slid Commie-inn Merchant*— J M Dye A Cos. Fsmily Grocery Store—M. II - »ra» A 6'o. Cos mwaion Merchant—l K. Germany. Augusta Hotel—Samuel June*. The Meteoric Display. The shower of meteor*, wlii.-h wa* snofi.lenily predicted hy Astronomer* »nrl expected by those who believed them to occur here on the morning of the I4lb.hu* nit yet happened It i* true that ill* said a display nf the soft watt «-itnea*sd in England, im the 18th but ihisdnc* not exactlv •'(111 the bill," end the account read* eeiy m eh liken attempted h»n* I hough it «>»V bo c n< <1 ered if true a aalvu for lire wounded credit nf our aalronomera. It is aurprisitig that any man of aeienca »ltouitl have ventured hie reputation upon the positive prediction of an occurrence which ha* noelumcnt for calculation, except u S vague mol uncertain periodicity. The roeeban iam of the heatrena and ita ordinary and unvary lug movements ure u« well understood and can be with aa much certainty foretold by aatron i ruora aa tiro movement* of a common watch, hut a* to *uclt bodies aa comets and meteors, laws of motion are but imperfectly comprehended, ■c Slice I* at fault when it ultcnipt* to fix the day or even the yoar of tlieir appearance. It takes no great knowledge of figures to calculate the time when the minute hand of* clock will eclipse the hour hand, but no arithmetic can tell when an ii»eot irill fly a cron* ita face So tint move ment* of the clock work of the heaven* can he prsdicted witli greater accuracy than those of any mechanism t ado by human hand, because it 1* divine and perfect, hut positively to predict tho vngarie* of thnae ecce.itrally moving bodies— those fragment* of crashed worlds which swurm throughout the profun lites of space is at present beyond finite knowledge. In many place* groat interest was taken in th* appearance of lliu meteor's anil they tvote watched for by many thiverittg »»d deceived thousands, soma of whom mndo that an excuse to have a gay night of it, and "noego heme till morning, till tin) lijjltt doth appear." Arrange ments were «l*o made to have the holla rung, an that sober and sensible people, who preferred theirbeds, might, have* siglitat the show. But the meteor* did not come, and tho hell* were nut rung. In our iumiodintu community, after S t/oliSc* at'mght every burly Wtirki-s tliomscives to the profouml and quiet sloeo of tho innocent and just, so nobody would Itnvo been likely to have seen tho celestial had it oc- i curred. Ono observor, however, nvor* tlitit it j did come oil on the niglit anil hour sppninto lie Is one of liat meritotious and long trufleiing rl*s« of martyrs the father of a young ami Inter esting family. Being called out of bid about two o'clock on tlit nominy of the 14ih, by tin «!♦* | mands of*a colicky apd obstreperous Infunt, ami while groping for the candle and mulches, he happened to bting tho bridge of bin tnwe in vin lent contact *itli the 4*uvpecdg*» of a mantle piece, whtMt»up'*n ho avor«* that ho »hw more than t> n thou-And shontThg star* in lew-* »h«i» n second—a much larger number than true «. v> r be fore übsorved by astronomers in the fame space of time* A remarkable arc* mpauinvut of itlie p enomenoa is, that sound* were heard resembling very much profane cathe, and a e|fM»py fera .le voice, ft* if half smother«<l in blwo keta muttered “you’d better break your neck.” A Co\mJp of black eyes next morning attested the gentleman’* astronomical studies. We advise Profea-ora Fkhcu a>n end Olm hteao of Rome col ege up North, who have been chief meteoric false prophet*, to repeat our fro nds experiment, or get the Univr.ible J»*ii> Mobuirskv Democratic member olVongre select from New York, to hit them one of his profes sional left handers between the eyes whettever they want to observe shooting stars. Tu* Land we Love.—ls thi* publication Im* not yet attained a good circulation at the South it ought to have had U ere this A file of it would constitute a picture of tho trying tinn s and aocneaof the Confederacy and every Confvd era to soldier should possess and preserve it. busidca tho artlelea devoted to illustration of Army life there arc other nrides distinguished for talent and the good, «bl fashioned comnwn sense of tire editor Ow. D. 11. Htu*. Publish***! at Charlotte, N. C., at ihe low price of Ihree dollars per annum. CoavtttTKD.—N. S. Morsr, the editor of the Bridaeport fapwr, whose Conduct caused ihe destruction of his office hv a mob in 1801, and win* afterward went to Oe««gia an t edited a i rebel paper, is nt New Haven, and has I wen e»»n vcr:a l into a radical üboli-.»a -t lie say auo **t e i could live at the South six months without un j dergoing the change he has — Erchanq* If Moas* lias undergone any change a' ad it | *t*t be fur the better, ho could not get worst?. 1 So tho South ought to be credited with the rc j formation of one “hard case. ear We are indebted to Messrs Mai ds it Wftjpicr cotton factors of August a, for the circu lar of Komcav Lockhart A DkmcnTku of Liver pool. Some figures in it go far to e> plain the decline of the market. It appears from this cir cular that the stock of A mat lean cot ton on hand are more than treble that of last year, via. against 64,140 bales. With nuh an ex *49* of sttick, very largely increased imports and the mifU working short time the pro-poets for a iiicrra** in pnice* is decidedly unfavorable. OaDSv’a Lams* Book, for December i* a Chtislnuts number *rid more Ilian n unity rirb in pictorial illustration*. Thi* publication i* piimipally for the ia.li.s mi l it isn.'t flu u. to c iticieo the fashions but upon examination we .think them all right, ns the afe romaN!.« ». .»- trih which tho ladies swept »»p *H the „11 tobaccofjuids and chicken bones on the side walks are tube done away with. <«IOIM*IA Lf:0!»UTI RC. j No »r ca-ure of genera I public interest bu>yet : been perfect*: into a law Th * Legi-lafart? to be coushlerably pi«2*>d ** to what to wi b the < outuy tkxurt and have an yet done retiring A Bril ba* p»-R6*d th- f*»nn'e extenrling the | proVi.ii ,ii« of the Slay U 'ill 1868 Utv.nq to ! that date for the payment of one fourth of the j debt, and pn«l» ngiiig the perhxU f.*r tl»e paymcu t i of the other fine, fourth* one .ter each A Hotne-tea ) ha- p >«*ed the Semite ex- I emptiogfr tu levy and sale 160 acie* of land in j the CoUiiUv, »*r *S(M»O worth of town property If the LegMutme Would add a (action givh g that aniouH' of property to every men in the State ihe Bill would I>e perfect, and would m k«* u- all rich for Qiet*e time-, A larg. number of private bill< are on the c-i emlar but the Legislature w l| pr-d..,biy iiiuke short woik of them, and wtttpiob .bh -dj uro at au early date, Kobbkrt —An ouihou-e attdied to the reei itlencc of Hon Ifoirr I .«*mbs in ill - n.wn was broken open on Thursday night of la-t week and many valuable articles stolen from trunk stored tbe-ein. On account < f the nb-mcc ot the mil) the roblicry w.t< n«*t di-c-.rerd until Monday An investigation vm immedi .tcly in ituted and the thief, a ret duan named Heu bi ll formerly a *eiv nt in \lr fix.Mßs family ‘ detected fleh.d and strihuttd many of the ! a.tides of c«»-ily jewelry among his companion and laid sold a gold chain worth £#<>o for $l5O which ied to his defection. Reuben was aricst cd and committed to Castle Clover for trial. S3T* Mcs rs v W A Ram-kv *t Cos . has an ad vorti-ement this veek <»f a good deal of interest If yt>u want to see a Rpecinien of «dev* r won go to >ee Messrs l<AMißVttro wlienyou vi-.it Au gttstu. They have a large And well selected stock of Cr cerics, Liquorx A*c. itir Set*'the advertisement of Men r« M j llyams »fc Cos. We are ns-uted that these gen | tletnmi are every way worthy of pationage, and will sell their goods at as cheap a rate ns cart be found any where One tis our Washing!' n iw»ys Mr. Sot. Hobixron has formed a eofiHrtnet hip with Mr •J. M. Dte, an old Merchant of Au gusta and his old acquaintances ought to give him a lift, Notice their card in another column nnd when you go to Augu*U for the purpose of storing or selling your cotton pay thetMfr^fetitle men a vittit. ar Rusinefli in very brisk in AoguMa Jusf now hut of all the plat es we have vimted the Fancy BaxAtr, No. 253 Broad <treat, is the m»**t lively. Mr. Ktliinind-ton kept busy, but he will n-ta*goixe a Wilk-h County friend when ho calls in nt the I'azaur, anti treat him most dev oily -die certain to give him n call if you want Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes or anything eUe in their line. A Washiogton diepa ch-t »tc» that tfia Pari« letter about the withdiawal of Maxirnilian, i probnhly without the flrghtcat foundation, at from tho latest Mini official advice* from bo h and Mexico, there.was no thought of any >jnch inteiuion. . I tonch Aut' xp asnmgCofi im well anirr»gulnrly infl-rim-d upon oil that is transfdring in this Mexican httsineMs, arid rumor says he ail reperis afmnt the speedy downhill of the .Mexic.m l.mpire a« very . rronoous The Kmpxnn f Mil fa. ..f Mexi co. will bo accompanied on her return by (i» n U raga. cjOMMERCIAL. TYiisliiiiKloii Tlurkfl. W>»hi*omx, Nnv 2-.>, 1(166. !• I.Ql?!?—Pvr Barivl. 813 oo n f'lo 00 VV 11 EAT- —|" r Ou-livl 2 600 BUO C"RN— (,ir l,u-lu l, 1 7» o 1 7a OATS— • •• | -j., slTOAß—frr j'Oillul 18 a 23 COFFEE- •• • 32 o 3.) SALT—Liverpni.l |n*r *:u-k, S fill MOI.A-SE-—iHT(iflttuu, 1 00 a 1 fio It u.s_|„. r 21 a 26 I. All!)—|n*r 21 ,i 28 BT IT EH —(j.:r [Minnl, 25 a so EGO-—| cr .li’xoii, 25 (i SO I'oTaTOES—pvrbH-h, \ m i'll EE ■ E—p»T {totito), 33 lU'A)—East Imli, |n*r pooml, Ih7 T.U.LoW—p»T pioiim, 11 ii 12) AUGUSTA MARKET. >r« t > \. Nov 21 ISl’ni COTTON—There wasagiHal emand t«»r *'«t tou today, but v«ry !•»11 «• r»lT**r»-d fur sale. W»* qm»t* Middling HI; Mriet Mid hit g .32 ; flood Middling 33. G‘>LD—l3u\ing, 140; selling 145 ISlLVßU—Buying 135; veiling. 140 Augusta Wh, lesa’.a Market* APPLES—Dry, pi r (a>i»vl. 7 n 3 11. Si.le- |M'| | otmil, 20 Sitlv*. cl.'ar, |ht lb, / -11 Mi.iul.lftH, • 18 .1 18 1 Hum* t .er lb, a 28 BACGlN’O—Guiinv, |»r vnr.l. 35 u 83.1 UL I I Kit— ..Mill, y (.frill, 83 a 4o BEESWAX— 8 flloxv (.cr It., 25 a 30 BAULKY— |~r Bn 1,. 1. 200 a 225 COHN—W liiif nfi B)t hfl, a 1 7o Yet l-T '' - 1 60 OOFFE! —Hi... purlh, 23 a So CIIKEhE—|u r |i..uml, 22 a 28 Kilos—|u*r dux. ii, a 40 FLoUK—>up. r, perbU. 14 00 al3 60 Extra, " •* 18 60 al7 50 Familv “ " 17 60 a 18 50 LAUD—DuII, per potttHl, 12 a 21 LEAt'iihK—,s,.|f. per 11.. 50 a 60 IL.n.es- •• •• 45 a 75 MOI.AS-S. ,S—p, r g.,1. 85 a 100 MACKI-UIU.— .. 1 pel kit tto a 425 No. 2 “ ” 860 a 875 N.. 8 •• S 2o a 6 75 OATS—per Bushel. a l lo IVI'A iuE.S— It 1011, |C. bbl, 4 50 a 6 5(1 Sweet per Bush., a 1 00 PEA HES— Dry, per lb,, 12 a 10 lit))’E —per pouiul 1» a 43 liY'E—per bushel. 175 a 2 1,0 KlCK—per pound, 12 a 15 SUGAR—Cuba, pet-pound, 11 a 16 I ru-he.l •• “ HI a 20 Luaf, per “ 21 .1 22 *S’A l.T—LivetptMii, per sack, «» 3 00 WUKAT—Bed. per bush., <1 3 o*» White“ “ 3 25 a 3 50 Atlanta Wholesale Market. Atlanta, Nov 21, ISt.fi I BACON—x<shi»n!ders t.cr lU, a IS I‘l.viu Can* a-'e<l Ham**, 22 <1 23 Sugar-Cured Hiu'w, 2fi a 2fi4 Ci. ar BiMonl Sides, « 2n* Clear ’ CtfitN’—White, per bin-ltd, 1 57 a lfi t Mixed Yellow, a 1 55 SALT—Virginia, per «»ck, a 262 ■ !n bteriad- and 18 a 21 t FLOUK— Kxua. per bbl 14 *»i» , t ]5 on j }>er Ivan el 1 2 0» <1 13 00 Kxtr» Family Family, Its UO al7 on K.i cv, White W heat, «t IS *«• > l RYF.—t er bu»b«l, 150 a 16 » 4 W UKAT—Western, SSO a 3 fits The Christian Advocate states that Bishop Early is still suffering it mu tlte effi-cts of his sev-Mc accident. He ha« rad been able to leave his bou»e f*»r several weeks on aecounf of rheu j tDat Rin in tin* shoulder which was hurt so badly , dur.ng the summer. DYE. SOL. ROBINSON J- ZVT. DYE <fe CO., WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION Tire-Proof Warehou»e 143 Eeynold* »t (IJ* THE BEAK OF THE AI'ODTA liOTI L) AUOIJSTA, GrJ±. Lila ral CA«n Advances made on COTTON and other PROPCCK in Store when Required i . *T I'mmpt attention given to orders for I'Aoot.vo Bopr. and Family supplies. Nov 22. 1866, 3*—3m J K. Oarmaiiy, Mil MEIBMT. 161 BROAD STREET, - - - AUGU.STA, GA. • WTII-L pay tho highest prices for Cotton I and uhn give his personal attention to the Sale and Storage of COTTON ; BACON\ FLOUR, LARD , AND OTHER PRODUCE. Solicit-t the patronage of his friends nnd the j public generally Nov Ift, Djr.fi —3m lAIXITOR'S 111! BY virtue #*f an order from the Court of Or inaiy of Wilkes County, willl>o paid before the Court House door, at Wa«hingtnn. on the drut Tuesday in January next, whithin .he legal hour* of sale, One House aid Lot, Containing FOUR Aorcs mure nr le**, »ituitte,l yn the Not th#e*t t-arner iR Die ptißli.; *<jlittri' in Ibe vfTlaiff t.r Wn.tiinj.ten. Belli ns tire jr per ty'WSusan W inKfifl.l .leeenwtt. f„r the beiit tii of the heir* uml creilitor* of *uitl .lec'tl. K (1. WIXOEIELD, Kx'r. Nov 21, 1860. 81—td*. Hotel. . * v ~ ' pm is rarui. AR hotel W he, ■ I ly reootMtt il puinte.l, nil l our ortjt-r. J.rrrl ene.l or, s,roe trnntmttixii on the part i| ' - uoole to five entire #»t 1.1.,« ~.iv EK>fsPfc. heiitul Tfints reit*on;ib!e. S’ JfO.YJ*, , . •* '> ’? 8 Note mt.er 23. I ro’.S 81—If. Eirors of Youth. ...r t 0K XT LEM ‘N t. bo stiff. (f E ' \ Ner.ou* Debilitv, .l'reinatt.rell H ' ■ V * nil the elf. .(t. ..I toothful imli. lien. " ,l1 - ' t life »ttke of .iiflerints hunnuitv. ren.l ftoe lo all tvliooee.l it. the receipt hi,J dirertion. B'. ma kti'R Ihe bin.pie K me.lv hv tfluch he tva* our-■! i-ulit re, * tvi-hiiii; t" profit hv the atlve-tt-ei * expert.-iirri, cult tlo st* hy lulilrettiuiio, bt pf rt'.*- cimfi.lfiice, JOHN It. OGDEN, No 42 Cecai’ sir., New Y,,tk Nov. 22. IB6tl. 31 _Btn. THE FAMILY GROCERY STORE OF AFUSTA GA., M, HYAMS & OC., AT 0. TANARUS, DOUHOVS OLD BTJNI). 17S Broad Street., opposite tho Augusta Hotel Wholfionlo au<2 Retail, W* I* »t»k* pletißuro »» informing our Country V frioi d 4 that \\« h-.vu np< ned one of the l.:u ,o-t ami mo*t Ch ii« >’..ck of FAMILY' (»lU*t Tilt IKS, and are mtcrmim and to maintain tho well oarnod reputation of tho old establish imntofU T Dortic v>tir >took of C | O'. Fl* IF.'comprise a f.Howa: 50 bbla A BAO Sugar 1«» kegs ( (mice Butter 10 lihd* Muscovado do 20 bbD Leaf l.anl 20 hbh Cm A Vo" ddo 25 keg Leaf Laid 7ft bags Coffee till kinds 10 bids Mixed Pickles amt qualities 10 half «h> l ii k ? cs 20 chests Ton hik *(• green 75 hv- Cr sw ,t Block lo hhds Molasses well** English Tickles 80 bbl* Syrup D mi boxes rand lea 7 5 Is*.vo- )u 100 hxs Soap all grades loobxs Starch all grades 200 sacks Salt 50 ca-o}. TablelSalt, Situces. Bla.»k A red IVpjAcr itr -n. Currants, Choc >h*t<\ (lingar, Broma, , Spice, \lmoinU, S'Vtift (fit. Last India Preserves ad kinds, Soda in kegs and boxes, .Iclli-w ofkinds Freie h and Spanish Olives, Capers, Cap ries, and ; article* in Ihe above line te<* numer ous to n»< ntion Uur t aimed FRIT M’S. VEGETABLES, FISH M \ \ 1 s. tie., consists as follow* : lVaelie*, Peas Cherries Blackberries, Staw berri 'S. K-g Plums.tiou e, Turkey. Dock,Chick en. Beef. Mime Meat. Mutton. N.msage Meat, Fresh Tomatoes, Fresh tlre.m Pea*, Fresh Lima Be ii* Fresh String Deans, Fresh Asparagus. Gre. n Corn Ac • dense I Milk. Canine*. Lobster*. Ealmnn, • lan*'*. Oyster*. BaCON, HAMS,Smoked Beef, StiL ked I onguos In LIQV’OH Lim» we have: Champagne, 10 boxes R F 0. Carter B pt*>nd qts.; Inboxes B F vtr Cos SiUerv. pt* «nd qt«.; 10 boxes lleid sirk, aml q’s.; M boxes Crenv\ pt* and qt<; Baker * Wlihkev, in casee; Superior 01.1 Cabi n**r Whi'kev. in case*; Superior Old Nectar Wh;«key. in case*; 40 bhU. AXXX Imperial Wbi*ke’v’; 25 bbl*. Parker A Cos, Wciskey; 25 bhl*. Tihmm!<>«»*a biskev Wl N F.S. BK A N DIRS. GIN, BCM. all grades. 25 M SEO \BS, consisting of the following favorite Itrands: La Tu ca Opera Sup rior I.a Turea Conchas, El Manco Lepanto Media Beg. F.l Manco Pepanto Medianna, l.arnnago especial Piimer«>, Panelehis, Cabnrgc Mediunnn, Pal mi toes H - is Jb Sl!OT:s at Wholesale and Retail. Mr B F. TOOLE, i* now connect!*! with tld* House, and \ ill be phased to see and wait on all bis old frit-n l* of Carolina. Nov 0 120—3 m Tilt! Hijilievt Hurket Price WILL be paid for ONE (loo) HJNDRED COON SKINS Apply to JOHN H. FirZ ATRICK. Nov Ifi. Ikfifi, 3ft—2t Oriels l Brick ! J ! L'K'iKU of good BRICK f-. r Sale Apply to S. W. CALLAWAY \g*L For F. S. VVixgfillp, MADAME FILLETTE TAKES pleasure in announcing to the Ladies of the City and Country, that she has open ed the Rooms over John D. Butt & Bros., 264* BROAD STREET, -A.TTQ-TJSTA, OA. 3 roa the ruiros* op coxtixcixo the MILCIIVERy FANCY DURESS GOODS BUSIWESS, TO WHICH SHE lIA3 ADDED THE DRESS MAKING. Having secured competent Aseistants from New York, who will take charge of that D«- p.trtment, she feels safe in guaranteeing entire satisfaction. Nov. 22 1866, 31—3 m. I. A. RAMSEY HO, DEALERS IN Groceries & Lienors, Proprietors \\. §. Bo>)0c5 I.iqtior* of all kind* for Sale |u Hunt! or Duty Paid. 270 BROAD ST., AURUSTA, DA. i *©“ Agent* for Orange Mills RIFLE I^OWDEvt j*, Nnv. 22, 1866, 3!— 3m. fUmf HOTEL V Augusta, GJa. | JULY FURNISHED jJNB BET" i TTED, - unsurpassed n» ny -'iiiy IfoTEi. South, wns re | opciu'ft v> tho public October 8, i l|BU(b j T. S. NICKERSON. I'nOPHIETOH. | Lite of Mills Ho.rsK, Char- Ilesion, affd Proprietor of NICK-! bIISON’S HOTEL, Columbia, C. I November 22, 1866, Sl—tf. EMTIIIYS VUE. f\N TH E FIRST TUESAAY in January next, will be sold be ft-re the Court Mouse door, n tin? town of \VRrbington, Wilkes county a r.iot of land lying and being hr said county, on he waters of Upton Creek, adjoining lands of l K. PuschA, I*. M. n«»oker, and others, contain ng TWO HUNDRED AND MXTY ACRES, noro or less. Stdd n* tho property of George .resham, deceased, for the benefit of tho h< ir* and creditors of s »id dcc’d. Terms made known •n the day of sale NANCY S GRESHAM. 7xYs. Not 14, 1800. <*f George Gresham, decM. Fresh Arrivals. KA SACKS SALT, vV so Kegs NAILS, 20 Barrels SUG*\R, Ju*t receive*! and for sale at Augusta prices, with freight added. ARNOLD, GREEN & CO. Washington, November lfi, 1866, 30, ts uviuMpiia AUGUSTA, C3cJ\.. fp H E UNDERSIGNED would respectfully L inform the public generally and transient | persons in particular that be still continue| the | Livery and Sale Stables Business i on the corner of Ellis nnd Jackson streets, im | mediately in the rear of the Globe Hotel, where ; he would bt' pleased to wait upon all who may | feel disposed to favor him with their patronage, *nd for the special accommodation of the TUAN3IENT TKAVEI.EKS 5 ' visiting Augusta, and leaving their horses at his Stables, regular MEALS and LODt4ING will will be furnished at hU family residetce at Fifty Cents a Meal, thereby ennl'l!ru- them to como anti leave the city nt ot.e half tl)e expense they woutl he ft by Stopin- a! l’nblic Hotels, and sending tlivir horses tp ther s-ahles. O' Horses taken on Livery ami Sale. O’ Good Lot for Drovers, with sheds. HORSES and CARRIAGES kept for HIRE and SALK. HENRY A. BYRD. Jtov. 9—2 m ■Wanted. I SITU ATION’ ns GOVERNESS fnr small II children A quiet home in a pious family /* of more consideration than salary. Refer ence given and required. Address A. R. at this Office. Soy. 9, 1860, OS,4tf AY, D. DAVIDSON. Jrf. A. RANSOM. mil * a. 256. Shoe and Hal Store. 356. WE have in Store and are daily receiving a large stock of Ladies’ Gentlemen’s Misses’ ami Children’s SHOES, of the late-t styles and from the best manufactories, together with a full supply of Men’s, Boys’, and Children’s Si'k, Plush, Felt and Wool HATS J@“.We keep the very best Kerosine Oil with a large stock of Kt ratline Lamps, Chandaliers Hall, anti Side Lights, Chimneys, Globes, Wicks, .Ac., all of which will be soltlat the lowest market price, either Wliolesalo or Rctnil, At 256 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga., Davidson Cos. Nov. 19. 1866, 80, 5t FALL & WINTER GOODS. 11. €. Jones IS NOW OPEN NO AT No 206, Post-office Cornel. AUGUSTA. GEORGIA, a select Stock of t all and Winter Gveils, to which h • inrites the attention of bis old fri nd* and the public Hii stock con.-istsof all floods u.ually kept in a Eirct Class Dry Good* House, Such as Plain and Figured Silks, all color-; French Marinos; plain and Figured all-wool Delaines; English Mn inos; Plain and Stripetl Poplin*; Alpacas, black, white and colored; Bombazine, Em press Cloth, black and colored; English and American Print*, Ac. -•«*. K-s w «r 9 9 I,fttliex‘ Cloaks of every varietv; Plain and Fancy Plaid Wool Shawls: Shetland Wool Shawl* Breakfast Shawl, nnd Nulrl ; Hoop .Skirt.; Corsets; I.n li«s’ V.-fs; Ladies’ Crffs and Collars- Mo.irnin * Handkerchief; hemmed do; Balmoral Skirts; Silk Soc‘e; Hosiery of all kind*; Glofes’ Kid, Wool, Silk and Black * ’ wkrau ■atb ' a- bc «ra®2>«»H»*»w 9 Jaet.net and S»is* Muslins, Nansook, riain and t heeled Muslin, Plait! and Check Cam'-rie Mull Mnsltfl. 1 ar'eton f.r Party D'esses. Linen I awn and Caml. ic. Bvnl eve Diaper, i tiekah ek Tow. elmg, Table Damask, Pillow case Linen, ilrilliante, Marseilles D7SO. ■ -.dTB"E CBQS E>.^ U land II 4 Bleached and Br wn Sheetings; Blear hed and Brown Shirtings. Bleached Pillow Gase Cotton, Cotton Diaper Bleached and Brown Canton Flannels, Plaid Linseyt, Kentucky Jeans Ginghams. . J • UsdEC' as«Da J E-7 ’Shi 7 m C 97S MX & 9 Imtcl, Hrieid Cl."h, Doe fkio t’a-imeie, Satinet., F.ecv <’as*iincn*,’ Welsh Flannels Shaker 1 tunnel, English Flannel, Red I l.tnnel, Op, ra Flannel, all color.. Blank, is, * | it„ c'loitd ’ t. , i ■nt.imnf-u ■ **“" MBS, E, H. POGUE, J DEALER IN DRY GOODS, OF’ EVERY DESCRIPTION; LADIES' AND MISSES HATS, .Dress Goods, mums, mu wim, HOSIERY, GLOVES, fid. 190 STREET, -A-TTG-TJSTr’aa. Gr^.. Nov. 9, 1866—1f l‘i x e c ii I or’s SALE. On the First Tuesday in January next, I BEFORE the Court House floor, at Wash-* J ington, Wilkes county, a tract of land! in said county containing 750 ACRES, More Or I.ess, adjoining lands of John M. Booker, Daniel IT. j Standard, and James Lindsey, on the waters cf Moris Creek. Bold as the property of Kimbro' S. Turner, dec’d, f«*r the benefit of the heir* and creditors of said deceased * Terms made known on day of sale. J. 11. WA LTOH, Executor. Nov. 5, 1860, 29—tds. hiiiiiimYsuf. ON THE FIRST TUESDAY in January next, will be sold before the Court House door, town of Washington, Wilkes county, a tract of land lying in said county, on the waters of Beaver- * dam Creek, adjoining lands of Win*Maxwell. W. A. Rums, J B. Cofer ami others, containing Four! Hundred Acres, more or less. Sold as the pro j perty of Samuel T. Burns, deceased, frir the ben i *■ fit of tho creditors. Terms made kuowu on the \ dnv of sale. THOMAS E. SMITH. AdraV. Nor. 14th, 1860. With the Will annexed. Wanted t e Cfirtipaigns of GENERAL (STONEWALL) JAi KSuN, by iW. ii. *L Dabn-M . 1). I), of Virginia. The Standard Biography of the Immortal Hero 11 e only edition authorized by lit widow for her j ecmti.irv i« ni fir i J, e umhdr a peraon M | fne-iii and Chief of St n if „f the Christian -oldk r. /Af Richmond Inquirer snys: “In atudvin »■ tiiis life of Jackson, the reader lias the capital advantage of knowing that he i* read ng the truth and may safely abandon himself to the storv, “Jack on's greatness shone out upon ti.e wi’.rhl in connection with the Confederate ca two T<» it he ctmseerated Iris genius, and to it he gave his life. ' Os its justice he had the most solemn con ictions. and for it he daily besieged he a tn w ith fervent prayers, from a soul of Hugnlar piety. an <J Jl seemed to • Pierce the veil, and sec ti.e Father on His throne.’" 1 hi** i- the U.st selling l>ook we ever published. Over 50.000 copies already *o!d. A rare chance for Rtf cuts. Vend for circidars, giving full par ticulars and see oar terms, and what the prew generally gays of the wot k 1 Addre.-s NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. C orner 7th and Ma»n streets, Nov Jo 4t paid Richmond, Va. Bacon, Flour and Grain. We keep constantly on hand— BACON, coax, OATS, &e RYE'AXI) SHOES. FIour —EXTRA A TAMIL Y. ii oniniisov iw. Nov 9,1806, —ts. opCl)i I) () B ‘c\ ij , Mrs. 11. F. ANDREWS. WILL OPEN HER ELEGANT STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY GOODS. OX SATURDAY 3rd Inst. O TIE will be pleasetl to have all her friends O and patrons call on that day and look at her goods. Those wishing to purchase had bettor do su early, a® her Stock is selling off ver* rapid ly. ' Nov. 2—ts ADAf/NISTRATOR'S SALE. srvialLL he sold on thr first TUESDAY in Dccemljer next, before the Court House door in the town of Washington. Wilkes connty, a Tract of Land lying in the said county on the waters of Brood River, adjoining William Cade, B W. Forteon and John Andre as, c«*utaining SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, more or less.— There is some 40 or 50 acres of excellent River bottom land on the tract. Sold as she property of Dianah Pullen, deceased, for the benefit of tho hei sand creditors of said dec'd. Terms of sale on tbednv F.'E. SMITH, AdmV. Oct. 3J ; 1356, 21—