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About The Washington gazette. (Washington, Ga.) 1866-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1868)
THE WASHINGTON SATO I WASHINGTON, GA., MAY 29, 1864. Hereafter all Obituary Notices, Tribute* cf Respect and Communications on subjects of a personal character , inserted in the Gazktt*. will Uxharged for at our regular advertising rote* &+h Notices must in every instance, be accompa nied by the nw* • of the person to whom they are <»£« ihargca. March 15, 1867. ip *-■ -- ■■ -ic-',.., L'ha.vgk > v ScHk*'* ,r .ic—Attention is diteeteri b>«lunge of .Schedule on the Washington Brauch fifing two trains a day with only ten minutes d«|ay to passengers at Barnett. J*irst Train Leaves Was ington, 8.20 a. m. • " Arrives “ “11,80 ** 44 Second * leaves • 12.15 p. ts. - - Arrives “ 3,80 fc • to Atlanta ami Stations up the R4ad will leave »*n the first train |*x#tengvra for \u'U*tu ar.d Stations down the twill leave on the Seoond train. v aliove schedule having heeti suspended for |»ast iodavs to give opp rtanity f«»r repairs tufbridges, the same will be resumed to-day. jATTsrvrt *!t —The member*, male and female cithe l hi-Up*ilbn Order No 2, will not forget tffrir meeting, at the Lottage, this evening at 8 ojlock. Jjy The Elbert on Gazette of the 221 inst. f£es that the Ed»erton Male Academy was bjrut down <>n the night of the 21st. Supposed t<4be the woi k of an incendiary. ! i picach mk\t a Failubk.— The second and J articles of impeachment defeated; vote 35 9. A motion (*» proceed with the remaining :les was U**t 28 to 26. The Court has ad* ued sine die. w Old vacated the War Office he 27th inst. Democratic Convention The Democracy of the County of Wilkes are ffrnestly reqne-ted t«» meet at Washington on t§«* firs' I’ue-day in dune, to confer upou matters 4 imp*stance to the party. J HM T. Wihgfikld, Ch iirman femnl Committee. We publi-h to day a call fora Denmcratie «g|ertiiig ‘*n the first Tuesday in June. H« hope Ar fdemocratic friend* will turn out to masse; L necessary in these tini- sos trouble, that we 'fcke crunrel with each other. And adopt the best ft ties'roving the power of Radicalism. #<i saving our State from the blight and curse which an nnsciupuious and rapacio>.s set ol ad are se« king to fix ii|m*i» t. By the first >*-*<l*y we will certainly know at what time fie State /Jetnoc: atic ( V»nventi»*n will as-Hfinble* V this i onvention we must sefid Democrat* who tie true t-> the faith, nil com prom isi tig in their *f»nci|*Ls—enemies to ltedicli-m and itssecraid 4win. old Mrs CotMH-rvHii«tn—let uss»ear in aii»l the great fact, that the only hope ot a res orption of goo I gov* foment in this country is ill he-vucco-st* of the A r atioiml Democracy Our Ipty is clear—we must org nice with the deter ton'maiioti to work with re*»vie*ft vigilance and an ■nvincible rewdution to cna'ch our g<-vernrueut ■from the hands of the ruthless vandals who are lerushiiig into the duel and peeking to forever de ftly die liberties of »h«* people. * ~ l"sv, '>*• w.iiib ■ '* '*l * us * ith a lift of their tuin*** f it will certainly publish it. W»«y should th«*!*e b cks be ashamed of the c -mpany they are n, they made their electi«u. taking the crowd \*r l etter or worse, with or without perfume—- A e ar** wiling f**r their nmnes to lie known,and *ilt advertise, without charge, a sale of the e*i ire cicw on (he. Ist T bcceral er lie*!, st j nblic out cry. to the lowest 1 idder,—the sale In lake place in front of old Billy Booker’s blind grocery. No by Lidding ul*ow.:d. Our Devil will act a* Auctioneer. IT The nrgaiiixatioa of the South Pacific Bad Road Couipauy (th*- purchasers of the South *«n4 Pacific Rail Itoad <»f Missouri) was completed on the 2Uth of May, at their office in the city of New Y- rk The following officers elected—Franci* B llays, of B ratwii, Presiileig ; General t‘Union B F.eke. of t. Louis Vira I’reddeut; and N I. Halsey, of New Yoik. Treasurer. The mad is t<>lie pushed onto the thirty fifth parallel wide jul delay. 4" Good Advice Fn<m Chase—The IFaslrngton ol the Philadeljdiia Press (For hey'a says that Ju ge (.have ha* had fr qjent to; >ul it lions recently, it lFaahingt*»n w th the men.bets of the A tmal Conference of the Afri can Vethodi t * hnreh. which Ualy has been in session done, and that h>- h is stated to a t o » brv of lea<ling colored n.en, a.id among nth irfis Rev.’s H. M. Turner and Nunm* of Georgia, •ml Given* of North Carolmv, that the Republi* p'ii par* vhid L trayed the N«tihen colored mwt, that the Democracy whs wdling to adopt a plat form of “uni r«al suffrage and universal -mnes ty,” ami tha ueb plat .’or m had his approbation •‘He o<h i*e / is colored friends to lease the Re publican o’ Dilation" and their fortunes with the Di m • f tic party; Ft i* MtivV Dkmi/Ckatic Clce William FK'- • >n. (colored) will deliver a ejieech before the ♦ Freedmen's Democratic < luh, at their meeting on Saturday afternoon next, at half past 2 o'clock. The following ia a full li»t of the Delegates f -on* Geo ga in 1 he Chicago Republican Conven t on: Delegate* at large —J E. Brown, Chairman, Foster Blodgett H. P. Farrow T. M. J. R P irro't. \\ m Markham H. B. Mc<Jav. A. Brown DlsTairr Delegates— Regular —l R P. Robb. >c«dey. 2 F O Welch, D B. Harrell; alternate, J. 11. Caldwell. J G M*«ul. W (J. Smith. 4. G. G. RMhur, John B. Etse. 5 D. G i •ttinr, Wm Gih«*on, 6. K Hu liert, Ma*lis*»n B.fll; alternate, das P Herron 7. W li. Watson L. P Gudger; alternates, J M Rice, E. Tiiu*»ney. Epitaph oe Butler —A friend in New Haven Conn . sends us the following epitaph on Beast j JBailer: If Heaven be pleased when sinner* cea*e to sin, If Heaven be plea-ed when sinners enter in, I* Earth be pleased when e'er it lose a knave, Then all are pleased for old Bex. is in his grave. The Apostle Paul gives a very accurate dee etiption of the Radicals as those, “wbo*e end is ,de •* ruction, whose God is their belly, and whose glory ia in their shame.” New Yomt. May 22. Hon. Anson Burlingame and members of the C ineee Embassy arrived te* day hortejor IPake man and Mon. Isaac Livermore, of B«*toii and i ot ers met the steame in the lower bay and ex tended a cordial *eicome to Burlingame. The pa iy remain at the Westminster Hotel before proceeding to Washing too. Pay the Printer^ TTe dip the following Printer, and eommrnd them serious con sideration of all those heartless who dent pay the printer: W honest msn attend to hear 1 he serious fact—the tiroes are dear: Who owes a bid, ’t is just as clear As starlight in the winter,^ That he should come without delay— That’s if he can—that bill to pay, Ami else lie puts hi- purse away, ‘ Fork over” to the printer. The printers cheek isSeblnm red. Hie fine machinery of his liead Is WOI king when you aie in bed. Your true and faithful ‘•Mentor ;** All day and »ngh» he wears his shoe*, And h«aine to furnish you with the news, But men of conscience ne’« r re fuse To pay the t* ilii g *‘rioter. Ti* known or ought to b* by all, His dues are scattered and they’re small, Ami if not p:«id he’s bound to fall In deb'—for fuel, bred, rent or Perhap* hi* t**i«r ; then to Up with til«iul)l« c ue Bows down hi* bead—now i* it fsir ' Tliat you don’t pay the Printer I l!ia wife and little prattlers, too, Are now depending upon you ; And if yon pay the score that’s due, Necessity can’t stint her; But >f you on’t as knows the mole, ’Twill through y**ur conscience eat a hole 1 Aud brand tl»e forehe.td ihtia—“no soul!” Os him who cheats the Printer. The eats-will ffew between your feet. The dogs a ill bite you on the street, And every urchin that you meet, W ill ro *r with voice of >t«uit<>r— “Look to your pockets—there he goes— The mail who wen's the printer* * lo hea, Ard proud, though everyUaly knows. The grub, he knawed the Printer P Be simply just, and don't disgrace oursvif, but l»eg tiie “Lo and of Grace,” To throw that harden'd icy “case,” The honesty may eroer; This done, m.m will set with man fair, And all will have the “tin” to spare; Then will the “Editorial Chair” Support a well paid riuter. The Managers' Inquisition- Pnblic repro >ati*io cannot !»• c»st too strongly ttfou the present conduct of the hiipescliuieut Manager t These men. abusing the authority of , the House to the purpose personal oppivs impudently pretend a ri-ht to gk* lie hint the verdict of (be Senate to find if it was honest. Without a shadow of probthil ity, without any common impression even of publicojli’ttin* to st>p(M>rt them, with nothin* hut j i heir own ridiculous su-pichms to proceed j they assume t h it every repuhdc.ui vote cast a. ain tih in must have lieeu corrupt. Ihe very • «• art ling point of their pre-eut inveatigaiiou is j the assumption tlmtseoators Fessenden Hen I der-on, R**s», Grimes aud she re*«t arv rogues. And ! that their votes acre b*ngln f.»r so much roady co*h We know that the republican party is rot t *n through and tltrotigli with this very evil; but -e did noi expect to have it so gratuitously-tes tiried by r«p> oiicaii Baders that the highest and puiest uien in that party wete not above suspi cion|of she comm m motive. Yet we have uien brought up to swear wh.it money they h«ve d-awu in *athingtoo. whit tliev have done with it, and what, during the ume th»e money wa* in their ban <s, have left) their relations with the Senators Vrbo vote*l »it»t guilty It is tiue that it is n«i new Hjvectaele in the hi-lory of our Cimnt.ry to see Butler inquiring into men's bank* accounts. He has never miss ed any convenient opn-rtunity to obtain information as to the amount of money a mao has at command <>r an to *he whereabouts ol the money; aod if all that has be*n testified in our courts n-gn'ding the fin mnai |»arf of thin •nail's history in New Orleans is entitled tun edit, iff* m.anigCs to make* th- inf**nnafMMi pay. We know i»>.t. H-ere fore, the exact point ofihts iiiqui ry lino Wnoley’s money a'taini—whether the great lmj»eachmei t process has bsei# switched off M tuini-ter to Butler’s jieculiar •cnrhidty,” and -uch money a* the witness ha* left is to be like the New Oilcan* gold, -paid into th« United •NUtvsTreasury /( through Bu ie ,or whether this iovestigntmo is only intend*- i n* a gigantic inoiit to the honest member* of the .'M*riute, to show the opinion held of theut by their party osaoei a’e* One of the men brought before this outrageous “committee of public safety” is .’Senator Hender son Here is a man culled ti|H»n to answer “in another pi »ce” for liis conduct in the Senate Whai, then, becomes of the pt ivilege of a Senator —thatWred right |VMmrtW«d by the constitu lion to acL—• •"*« may deem best far the country po sibility of having the Motive called inquest ion f Wa** the arrest of the live tuem- Wr* a whit worse, in tyrannical twdency than ihi-* pretence **f two or three firintc* to review the couiae of Senator* in the performance of the highest function they posM-saf Wla-re shall wn stop in revolutionary prog res- i # flie*e men. with out authority, without color of law. caucalllie f *.o them any man and inquire into hi* m*Mt pri v .te acts—can in time of profound peace make gfeater encriMcliments uiioii |«n*onal I lien were mule even under pie sure of alj the great em- rgefu-ies of tfle war I —New Yak Her aid of the t'id. [From the Selma Messenger.] Where * Tour Mule) Mr Editor -. >i«—nnr U.t old urev hors. Hie.l ytsrtenlay ami 1 cant m ike my erny—mile-. I can get a mule Ilea* fur u> advert inti to ihe mail * hat told u* If we Wuted for tie cunsiiiiilion Hr wuulil eer that we had a mule anil 40 akrre land—lni gut enough land (or this year—lmt if lie I* mind to Kin me 40 akera mure at Knd of tiie year I'd be ■•bleagi-d to him 11-iwuumever de mule will do now. I wnied like he tide m» aud rmw I need* de mule end miwt h ire him I think I have 35 akera half and half corn ami cut ton. —{'lease tell him to yend a g.eal one ami if dar a any Exira Pay for choice He can Pick the l«*t one and Give me only 30 nc ea land—lmt I musi gila mighty good mule tmxiugh 1 ain’t keeriug a cent fur the land ao I gila the mule. Hia apectfully Antony X Brandy. Mark. P S.—lm bad in dr gra«*. In in de Kraut and diatrra* and vidont I. mighty scare. Im aim wt aferd to cut my meat ita so amal l . I hope de Yankees will send us something to eat—dey ia my only friens enrdin tn prmni. and I don’t git de mule. Im bilged to starve to death, case I cant fine a hug’s trach in de whole country. Hm ‘speetfully Antony X Brantly. Mark. Th# Eagle. * ar TEkxraox. He clasps the craw with hooked hands; Chen* ro tlie sun in lonely lands. Itinged with the azure worlds, he stands The wrinkled sea beneath him crawla, He watcher from hia lofty walls— Then like a thunderbolt he falls I THE EAGLE —A Paiodt. With crooked daw* he clasp* a fence Cling to a hen roo-t —gazing thence He s|Hes a mice what’s got no sence The mice below cannot aee him: He watebeth from hia lofty limb. Theti jumpetb down and grabbeth him I The difference althn’ but faint. I will at imce proceed to paint— His eagle’s wild—my eagle sink vr Sr. 8. H. Crenshaw We cheap Bnm. A BxaLTirct ExTaaCT—The following elo* qnent article on Time, ia, we believe, from the lieu ot Paulding : * ■ ”■ - * “I zaw a temple rea'ed by the hands of man, standing with lie high pinnacle in the distant plain The struams about rt—l be Go*of Mature hurled His thsuderboats against it. yet it st<<xl T>» firm as adamant Aevelrv was in the halls, the giy. the happy, theyoung. tha beautiful were there. I retu ae.J, and hi) the temple was no more. Its high walls lay in *rattereo ruin; tunes and grass grew rankly there; and at t he midnight hour the owl’s cry add. dto tlie euiltu le. The young aud gay who bad reveled there, had pass eil away. I saw a child rejoicing in his youth, the idol nf his mother, ano pride of his father. 1 leturned ami that child had become old. Trembling with tiie weight of years, he stood, the last of hi. g n oration-, stranger amidst all the desolaiiou around him. I saw an old oak standing in all its pride nyon tlie mountain; the birds were car-ling in its boughs. 1 returned, and sa» the <> ‘k was leaf, lees and sapless, the winds Were playing Attheir pastime thro' its branches - B'ho is the destroyer!” said I to my angel. ‘U is time,’ said he. -Whett the morning ?y* r e sang together for joy over the new made he commenced his course; and when he is destioved a:l that is benmilul on earth, pluck sl the sun in his sphere. Veiled the moon in blood, yea, when He shall have rolled the Heavens and the earth away as a scroll, then ah-dl an angel from the thiutieof God run* forth and with one fooi unou the land, lift up his hand towards He iven and swear, by Heaven's Eternal Time was, but Time shall be moie.” A Bill in equity bas been filed in I It# Oniteil States Circuit Court at I'hUaottlpbia. b\ Jolin O’Byrne, designed to test tlnscbiistifuthmalityor the nets of Congress, levying tho income tax,— I he bill avers that the acl is in viuiatinu of Arti cle 4. trelieti » of life Constitution of tlie Unit ed states, which ssge .i\„ rH pilation <ir other direct lax shall be laid, unless in pr-p-riinn tn the census or enumeration h rehdhifure directed to betaken ” The atgument will be beard the first Monday in June At Savannah, Ga.,on Thursday, Lieut Chas, E Moore, U. S A, was shot iu the street by his mother in law, Mrs, Mn-nn. The toil! passed through his neck, and hi* recovery is doubtful. General Frank P. Blair is entered hy his friends in Wa.lungtim for the Pre*.denti .1 rnoe against Pend e on and Hancoek. and it is said they are securing support for him in all quarters. “Tummy, my son,” said a fund mother, “ipi you eay your prayer* night any morning t ’—“ J'es— tliat is at night; but any smart boy can take care of himself iu the daytime.” A Western paper proposes that hereafter, instead of aa\lng"Lel us sing t lie Do eulogy,” the niioi-ter shall say, 'Let us put mi over coats, adjit-t furs, slip oil glovea, seize our lials, and he dismissed.” Wa-hivoton City Mat 25'h —House Mr. Citin' dler introduced a resolution declaring the cun tml of the .f'ate tbirenimuHl was in the ahite people, and instlucting the e mm ttee on flec tions iu report a resolution declining this was a » bite man's gin ernment. Referred to Commit tee on flections A resolution leading to the erection of a com mission In investigate illegal aud unjust imp.i •‘•intent during the war, was referred tn the Ju dicia<y t'omti tttee Mr. Cary in'roduced a resolution declaringthe letter ami spirit of ihe laws jus'ilieil Hie pay nieiitlll IVo twenties ill legal lenders. Referred to the Ccintnittee on Ways and Means. ThxGikxkal Con rut xnox nr Tire MxTiinDiST Epi -copal Cituacn N OkTU— The chair was (.ecu. pied hy Idsh'.p Kingsley. Kev. Dr Bingham, of Black River, offered a very strong resolution Condemnatory of the tree of tobacco, and asking the General Gn forenoe to prohibit, hy Imw. the admission of any candidate to (hit ministry who is a hticted In the use of to bar on In nm for, , and clasiing it with other forms of .nieiniieranro li was inferred to the S|Htcial Committee on the subject, A young Missourian eulogizing Ins girl’s beau ly, said. I'll lie duggoned if she ain’t as purty as a r<-d wagon ” A sailor, exhorting in a prayer meeting in a London chtpel Saul tint no dolt stormy nights, while on the sea. he had often neon coinfortcd hy that iieanti'ul' passage of .scripture—"A faint heart never won fair lady.” Trial or Ma. Davis —lt Is now stated on goo* I a tlmrily that Chief Justice Chase has pos itively decided lo proceed with the tiialof Jef ferson Davis on the 3d of June. The United States Circuit Court lias adjourned to that uate. HichThoud Pinpatch. Nndasay, Mi-souri, reports a curious natu ral phenomenon in that town. It is a spring, the liquid of whiuli flows from between two rocks,and links like highly colored brandy, but it ta-te* and smells like pure whisky, anil has the same intoxicating effect. The man on wh*se tarm it hua been discovered is now boring lora flowing well or lemon juice. The I’aopxii Max—We learn from Atlanta, that H. P. Farrow, who lately earned much newspaper notoriety by trying to fus'eti upon certain very respeemb'e gentlemen of this Slate the charge of falsehood, hnagm.e on to H'nshiug ton City as the custodi it of the document inati Cally designed ns the "Constitution ot ihe Mate of Iteorgia ” Werau conceive of no more fitting person for such an errand. A modern Amazon on her way to a convention asked for a seat in a crowded car. Mu oh!gen tleu.en with keen eyes inquired; "Be you one of Ihe women riglitpral” • Ila I” answered llli-umlaqnteil heroine. "Do you believe that a woman has the some right* as* a man I” “I do f (eu.phatically ) “" ell, then stand up and enjoy’em like a man I ’ Buggies, Buggies. I HAVE on h*ofl *eren or eight g'-wl home ma»!e Bnggie*.that 1 am to wll at redur**] |>rices. | n*?«*d the money and will s«U them vi-ry cheap <*»r the ca*h. Or N. w is ihe lime if you want tn buy a buggy that wili doyou good service sot less than it cant, to | tut it up Call soon and see the Bug gies, if y..u want a bargain w. L. EDMUNDSON Jr. May 19— If. Portable Lemonade. One of the Wonder* of the nineteenth Centnrj. :kWVm Jr RKSII and genuinoA LEMON lUG^R. A 01. ASS of J.EMUUA DE can £ n/Rtle in one minute, equal tn - ny' made from th* fresh fruit, and at one tenth the C o*t Every family should keep a liox of it alway. on hjad. For Sale at THE DRUG STORE, May 13—It NOTICE THI3. Left my premiaet on Friday L*t St It, in«t John Burns freeilruen , without any cause at all, and this is to forewarn all persona Rot to employ said frrednten. I shall enforce the law against any person or persons employing him. stMAZIAH C. DANIEL. May 13th 18»3. Established in 1850 rnHK subscriber would r«*pest fully inform tha A citizens of f., WASBCINOTON And snirounding country, that he keeps a *»o special establishment for the repair of fine jP/V Watches and Jewelry. All work entrnst-dSsdP e.| to his care will lw executed promptly, neat)v, and warranted for one year At his store will be found one of the largest shacks ot GOLD & SILVER WATCHES •*f the beat European and American manufacture in the Southern Ntates, with ft select assortment of rich and new at vie*of Etruscan Gold Jewelry *et with Diamond*, Pearls, Rubios, Oriental Gar note, Coral, etc. Also, SOLID SILVERWARE, consisting of full Tea Setta, Waiters, Ice and Wfftter t itchen*. Cantors, Gablet*, Cups, Forks, Bpovns. and everything in the Silverware line Flue single aud double-barreled Guns, Colt’s Smith and: H’eeson'e, Cos Sharp's, Kerning and Derringer’s Pistols, and mut:y others of the latest in veuturn. r —. TINE CUTLERY, Spectacles, Walking Canes. Perfumery, Po-te mouituies, and Ft.ncy Goods of every variety to be found iu a first close Jewelry Establishment. A. PKONI’AUT. One door below Augusta Hotel, 168 Uroavl street, Augusta, Ga. Novi, 1867, 88—ly Q GOOD NEWS FOR THE Fanners and Planters. I HAVE just received * fresh supply of GROCERIES, which f propose to sell as cheap a* they can be *old in this tnuiket. consisting in part of Sugar, Ooffee.Salt, Molasses, Byrup. Bacon, Dud, FWur, Cignra. Tolaicoo, Con feet lotteries, Siudine*, ysters, Pickles, .Matches, Notions am! all other articles usually keptiu a first class family Grocery store Tlie public are invited to cull and examine my tftock before piirchusiug elsewhere. JA3. JuNKIN. Oct 9th, 1867, t-.-•• • v ’ i Attention, Fanners! If any one wishes a, Buckeye Mower *'d Reaper. Tin exiling Macbii e, Horse lV»wer, and Fanning Implements generally, would do well to call and give me iheir order- so*m, a» the time will soon he too short to get them in time for the present wheat crop. $ May 8. It. ]*. FOREMAN. Agt. Flour. I HA VE jn»t recelvoj a lot of th# Best Fami ly FLOUR, which I will sail low for cash M*y 8 t tj* H. ORENtsHAW. 150 POUNDS Rose .Sntoking ♦rttbacao—a very choice article at NORTON’S Mnr.h 3i’.,fiß—lf. 18 BAG ON. I HAVE just received a lot of good Clear Ribbed Side*, which I will sell low for call. S. H. CRENSHAW. -dpril 17—ts. Smoking Tobacco. I HAVE just received between 300 and 400 pound* of “GENUIN E KILI lOKINICK A’MO KING 10BACI-0,” direct from the manufactu rers in Lynchburg Va. This is one of tho bent brands of Smoking Tobacco manufactured in the United .States, l will sell at Wholesale or Retail Cheap for cash 8. It CRENSHAW. April 17—ts. Absconded. SuiEPTm, th. lfilh imt. . fra.tl woman named Fanny Irvin. She was employed Ity me uuder oon.tract nnd left without any oau«a or provocation. I hereby forewarn all |>eraoiis not to enipl-y aaid frecitwuuian, a* 1 will eufoica the taw t.i the full extent. May 22—H WEBSTER FANNING HART & CO., (SUCCESSORS OF S.N.HART <k CO.) 8 £ Corner King and Market Streets, Charleston, S. C. IM PORI ERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Gt-XJ S Bar Iron, Tin & Plated Wares. Will receive orders for K, Hoe A Co.’a Circular feaws, aud Geo. Page & Co.’s Portable Saw . * Machines. D. D. Cones. D. S; Hart. P, MoßasJ March 2D, 1868— Chickens, Eggs &c. I BEG leave to inform my friend* and the public, that I intend to furnish Beef, Kid and Lamb, three limes each week-. I will also, try to keep Constantly on hand a supply of Chickens and Eggss Persons wishing to stop here can procure food for their Horses, and first clqa* Stalls by tend ing them to /wlge Wylie's Stables. I intend to keep a good supply pf I’orrf and Fielder, and a first cl ts* Hostler will be in attendance ail the time. Mil I ask is a trial. THOSr H. COOPER. May 14—ts. HEADQUARTERS FOR Dry Goods, Clothing, Bats, Boots, Shoes, HARDWARE, GROCERIES Ac. THE finest assortment of Muslins, Mosambiques, Lawns, Bern es, <fee., at the very lowest prices. Sprague’s, Dunnell’s, Merrimack, Llmold’s and Hamilton’s Prints at the very lowest market prices. Extraordinary inducements ottered to Planters wishing to pur chase Bleached.and Brown thirting, Plain and Striped Osnabtirgs for Freedman. A magnificent lot of men’s and Boy’s Chssimere and Linen Suits at the very lowest cash prices. Call and examine the most elegant Silk Hats, Panama Ilats, Leg horn Hats, and Wool Hats, cheaper than they were before the war. Ladies’, Gents’, Misses and Children’s Boots and Shoes, from the best Manufactures in New York, may always be had at the very lowest cash prices. You can obtain great bargains by buying your Bacon, Lard, Su gar, 6'offee, Flour, Tea and Tobacco, which can be had at low prices. A large supply of Crockery, Scovil Weeding Hoes, Old Domin ion Nails, Saddles, Bridles, Harness, <fec. Having just returned from New York, with a lhrge stock of the above. We ask the attention of Planters and earnestly Lope this will give us a call, and are satisfied that we can please them both n price quality. jir , ARNOLD, GREEN & CO. April 17—ts * We WOULD return our thanks to our friends and customers for past favors, and respectfully call attention to our stock of new Goods ; they are much cheaper than they have been since the war. We have marked them at the lowest Cash price, and invite you to call and look for yourselves. We expect to keep on hand a full line of Millinery Goods, Trim med Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, I aces, French Flowers and all the little extra nothings used in making pretty Bonnets. IW GIVE US A CALL BEFORE PURCHASING. R H.-VICKEBS & CO. April 17—ts. BUY THE REST GIN! The Steel Brush Gin, invented by B. D. Gullet, of Mississippi ITS ADVANTQES ARE: In the quantity of Cotton it Ginz. ASO nr Gin will turn out five bales per day easy. It runs light, never apews—you can’t break the roll hy over feeding. Tlie Steel Blush or L’umb, straightens out the lint, takes out the dust and motes, and makes so fine a sample that the Cotton brings a Cent more per pound than what is ginned on nny other Gin knowij in these parts. I have certificates from 11. T Slaton, O B. Cade, Dr. J. H. Lane, and olhere, to these facts. 1 hey all say it runs a« light as an,, gins mnr- than any. and all say they got from a cent to a rnt and a half more for the Gullet cotton than for that ginned on other gins, and PAID FOR THE IN ON ONJ? CROP. Also I have certificates from Factors and Cotton buyers in Augusta, that the lint from the Gul* lett Gin is worth a cent more than from the common gins. Come and see the certificates, and look at the specimen gin at my office. It is perfect in every respect, and if you make muoli cotton, you can’t avzoxd to bc without it, A LITTLE FELLOW. Also an 18 saw hand or power Gin, first rate—said to giu a bale per day, of bcautlfol lint. Price tUO delivered. The very thing for small farmers. J. H. ALEXANDER, Agent for Wilkea and neighboring counties, READ THIS CERTIFICATE. A rnrsTA, Ga, 15th April, 1868. Upon examination of several lots of Cotton Ginned upon the Oullett Alt eel Comb Gin, we find it to show superior ginning, free from trash and nop, ami with unb-okan fibre. For spinning pur pose* it. would seem to bo eqiceiaily valuable, ns ihe freedom from gin cot saves a large propor tion of the usual waste. H’e consider the lint from the Gullett Oin worth in the market au aver age cf folly one cenl per pound more than that from the ordinary gins of the country. Jas.T Gardiner, C Campbell, Htovall* Butler, Harper 0. Bryson, F. Phinisy & Cos., E. P. Clayton. CnASLXsroN, S. C-, February, 1868. Ma. CowlaK GbavK-et—Dear Sir: We the undersigned, eotton brokers or buyers, of this city, do hereby certify that we have purchased several lota of cotton ginned on the Gullett Steel Bru-Ji Oin and have found them to show superior ginning; were free from trash and dirt, with the fibre unbroken,anl free from nap,and we paid from one lo two cents per pouud over cotton olthusame claeaificatio I ginned on the common gin used by tlie /’butters. T L Howard <k Brothers, Scrsren A Nesbit, Taft A Howland, R T Walker, Porcber & Henry, Robert Nuven A Cos, John Fraser A Cos., Mottet, Hutchet A Cos, A 0 Andrews, T L Witsell, W B Sqpth A Cos, George A Hopley A Cos, B. O. Wilkins A Co.,—and we would refer to Messrs. Adams A Whitlock, New York, to confirm our opiuiou. Auqosta, Ga,Merck 38. 1868. J. H, Alkxaxder — Sir : This is to certify that we have sold, during the pveeeet season, many lots of cotton ginned upon the Gullett Gin, and always realized a cent or more for it above the mur ket price of cotton from the ordinary Gins of the country. t The lint from tlio Gullett Gin is sought after by all buyeraof cotton, as more valuable for spin ning purpose*, by reason of there being less want*. It will always, in our judgment, comwaod a higher price than lint from any othergin we know of. J. J ROBERTSON A CO. Having sold Mr. D. B. Cade’s cojton giuned on the above named gin, end also having sold other cotton ginned on the-Guiiet Gin, we confirm the statement of Mr. Cade as to price. Marsh 3P-6m JAB. T. GARDINER A CO., Com Mcbts, Augusts, Ga. Eleven Hundred Pounds of Flour, best quality, for sale cheap at Ihe Drug 1 Store
