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(Btittnij pispttjj, AUGUSTA, OA: FOUR O’CLOCK P. M, ISSM Notice to Advertlscs-g. Advertisements for the Evemxg Dispatch toust ■ he MDdc-d in by eleven o’clock in Iheftrenoon, in [ oni *‘ r to appear the same day. The heavy pres- 1 sure of advertisements upon the columns of our I ; "per will not admit of tl. ir reception after the j hour t amed. Senrt the Cr.^>< '-• v are in frequent r« k d ■ •■.■ - fro.,, L' P ’rUor.a ot this rod U>e adjoining States, contain iv £ attucs of person-- subscribing to the Dis jw:h. with the promise to -end the money 'in lb* course of the year.” To ail such we would •‘‘ay tb it names cannot be eat red upon oar mail hocks until the sui’seriptson s paid. We are aware that time-: are hard, and that one rea son why we cannot deviate from our custom.! N.r can we spare time to answer 3 i:ch requests. ! - We thank oor friends for Lite interest thusmani- 1 fested in the paper, but we mutt {he money | in advanee. * Georgia Railroad—ls a Conductors aiut .Management. During the last year we Lave had oc-' casion to take frequent trips over the j (<eorgia Railroad, and it affords us pleas-; ure to bear testimony to the excellent ’■ arrangement for the comfort and safe-' ty of passengers, and the dispatch of business. There are six passenger Con ductors, viz : A. Webster, E. Webster, : ,1. T. Cox, W. B. Cox, J. P. Verdert, i and J. F.Ckews, all of whom have been i on the road for some time, and are all obliging, polite and thoroughly compe t ut to the dutiesof their position They each have their engineer, firemen, train hands and cars, and everything connect ed with their trains is managed with system and industry. The cars are well warmed, well lighted, passengers are furnished with cool water, and all questions wi answered politely. The track is kept in good condition, and the cars, most of them made in this city, have all the modern improvements for the comfort of passengers. Ail departments of the-Toad are in the hands of competent and careful men. The recent change in the schedule has rendered changes in the eating houses necessary. The up day train breakfasts at SoclalCSrde, and the down day train dines at the Circle. The up night train takes supper at Union Point, The down night train breakfast at Ber ;a-lia. These comprise all the meals ta ken on the road ; and the houses are well known to the travelling public. Ceabk, at Social Circle, gets up & great dinner, and is always ready for any number. Supper House at Union Point ! gives good fare, and Kikkx-atrick's ■ breakfasts are proverbially nice. Noth ing is wanting on the Georgia Railroad, to keep passengers in a good humor. — Who Killed Cock Kuiilu I Who first entered the front cellar door of Messrs. Plumb & Let, nek, and subdued tho devouring element ? Who first poured water upon the troubled oils ? These are questions now agita ting the public mind. One gentleman with daring intrepidity” entered the rear cellar door, some sixty feet from the scene of conflagration, and he, it is said, accomplished an unheard of feat, i The first hose put in the front cellai j door was from the engine *• Georgia.” ' and they claim in part to have subdued j the flames. Information is wanted as , to the real facts in thecas.?, as a leather - medal will be awarded to the ; orson who can show conclusively that he! “ bearded the lion in his den.” Those j who were only “ unusually prompt” j need not apply. For further particu j lars call on the undersigned. Qoiu. Details hj tlic Kuropa. Ixoxa. —The semi-monthly mail from I India, arrived at Suez on the Ist of Jan. ' with later dates from Calcutta and Bom- j bay. Gen. Havelock died on the 25tli ot i November, from dysentery, brought or by exposure and anxiety. On the 27 tii of November, an engage-! merit took place near Cawnpore, be-j tween Gen. Windham's division and the Gwalior mutineers, in which the British troops retreated, with the total j ' oss of the tents of three regiments, 8.000 I in number, which were burnt by the ! enemy. The Gwalior mutineers numbered more than 8.000 men, completely organ- j ::c"ii and equipped. sir Colin Campbell, hearing f this, disaster, quitted Lucknow for Cawnpore. On the 7th of December, he came up with the Gwalior mutineers, and totally defeated them, capturing 16 puns. 26 carriages, an immense quantity of am munition, stores, 0.e., ami the whole of their baggage. Tbe British loss in this action was insignificant, only cue c r ; being killed. Great Britain-.—Operations were re sumed upon the Leviathan, on tb'- sth inst., with success, the vessel being moved several lest. The.pro* .c.lings were continued daily, up to the depai ture or the Euro|'i, the progress. • v.b day. amounting to Bor 1 0 tret. The returns of employment in tl cotton mills of Manchester show it c ifving improvement, the number bauds wonting full time being If tm the increase. The European portion oft!. k.-!; -. Army is to bo greatly augmented all regulations regarding it are t-. cm in from the Horse Guards. The. same jout mil irqfiutateii that Lonl Cla . dorr is to be the first Mijist. r for India nitder the now arrangement. Financial Afkaibs.— -The I...cid o a qd to re was still a daily . :fi ,x.. to lie Eairk of England, Under t , . , influences a further reduction in the-! cue i f liscount, from d to 6 per cent. I took place on the 7th inst. I- unds worn generally firm through-1 out tb" week, altltoygh some depres sion was caused by the unfavorable news from India The transfer books, ’ nad been re-opeued and consols closed on the Bth in---, at 94 7-8 a95 for mo- j ney, and 957-8 a 95 1-4 for account. The dis punt houses and the Joint . Sto< k Basks had reduced their allow j ant es ; r money to rates ranging from j 8 to 5 per cent.’ Under the reduced rate there was aj i moderately full demand for accommo , dation at the Bank, but in the discount i market an abundant supply was offer- j ; ing on lower terms. On the Stock Ex | change the average rate for loans on j Government seeurites was about 3 1-2 per cent. A further reduction in the Bank rate was ant:- 'rated at an early date. Over £700,600 In gold was known toj he on the way from Australia. A number of heavy failures are repor-j ! ted in Scotland. The Bank of England returns for the, week ending 6th, inclusive, shows an' increase in the bullion of £1,188,232 ! the total amount held being £12,613,-- ]l98 —an increase of over five and a millions in the space of five; , weeks. ! The Timet ' city article, dated evening! !of the Bth, reports moderately full de inami for money at the Bank, although |in the open market the choicest paper , was negotiated at between 4 1-2 a 6 per cent. - France —A great increase of confi dence in commercial circles in Paris is •reported. Among the measures of re-1 : lief, a negotiation is spoken of as going' 'on between the Bank of France and the i National Discount Office for the advance, !of 60,000,000 france to the Paris mer | chants, on the security of goods in store. l ! Considerable sensation had been crea ; ted in Paris by the publication of an ar- I lick in tiie Spcctateur, in which it is as serted that a secret treaty has recently! j been negotiated between England and Austria. Semi-official contradictions had appeared in the Government jour -1 nals. Tho. Empress Eugenie was indisposed. The Bank of Belgium have reduced , their rate of discount to 4 1-2 per cent. 1 1 Spain —The Etpatui, of Madrid, in the ■, course of a long ai tide on Pi eiidcnt iiu , i cbanan'.s message, expresses the opinion . ;that the Spanish government will ‘‘con tinue firm in its refusal to give satisfac ! tion to the I'nited States in the affair f | of the E! Dcr ido, since no insult had ' | been committed, an.‘ that it will encr ■ getically reject the inmlting proposi r! tions relative to Cuba. ” ; Mis- tu.ANi'.ot s.—Lisbon had been at • length declared free from yellow fever. ; ‘! —The official report of the ravages of j the disease shows that between tiie 9th >; of September and tiie 24th of December there were 18.482 cases of fever and 4,759 deaths. i. Field-Marshal Radetrky is dead. Tiie ; event took place on the sth of January, , J its immediate cause being paralysis of 1 1 the lunge after an illness of a week.— iThe Marshal was in his ninety-second . year. j I‘Russia.—The Bank of Prussia had j reduced its rate of discount to 5 1-2 per 1 1 cent. { Berlin, 7th—A royal decree has been , issued, prolonging the mandate of tiie \ Prince of Prussia for three months, w ; China. —\ei y little news is tdegraph ! ed. '1 lie steamer Adelaide, with the last j detachment of 500 marini'S on hoard, -passed on from Singapore on the 2d i f ! Dec., and an attack on Canton was ex-j pectcd to take place on her arrival. I The Paris correspondent of the Lon jdon Timet is positively informed that! |tho French Ambassador to the C"Urt of; j Pekin lias arranged that after the | squadrons shall have taken up a posi tion before Canton, a final summons shall be addre. sed to the Chinese Gov ernment. The accomplishment of this formality was to commence on the 16th of November. A dispatch from Paris in the Independ ence Beige asserts that instructions have been sent to the French Admiral to prevent the French troop* in Cliiua from acting in concert with the Eng lish, and that the 500 men recently [sent out are in reality intended for a 1 demonistration against Cochin China.- It is also said that Spain will certainly take part in this expedition. OFFICIAL IJRAWiaSG OK THR i Sparta Academy Lottery. OF GEORGIA. Tae following arc the drawn number* o! the SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, CIass 243—draw•. JAM’ARY 27, 1858 : 160, 27, 5, 43. 11. 4, 30, 29, 22, 39. 42, 62. 1 The following are the Drawn Numbers of tbi SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, Class ‘lU—Extra. drawn JANUARY 28,1 80 S : ! 56, 19, 43, 60, 68, 75, GT, 39, 3, 40, ’ 24, 47. [. P.F“’ ] Coniaassioners. S. SWAN & CO., Managers. G-xuis, IF’istols, cfco- T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE I ! addition to my former stockol . ~ Guns. Pistols, and Gunning ap 1 paraius, which makes my a.-sort- J , men: compfeo* and su.}M.-rior anything :n tins market, and re- ® us Jpectfady invito the attention of oil vrbo are in want ol any artic 1 jin the line. It consists in j part ol— i RIFLES, of my own manufacture , : Double GUNS, by the best makers, steel barrels ; 1 Stub Twist, a!’ varieties; • Diaue, Advr - Deaue - Repeat!Pistols, a supurb article; I Celt’s Pistils, ,;11 sixes: also. Allen’s Six Burrell [ «d Pistols; { Single Barrelled self-cocking Pistols; Ivory and Wool Handles: Singlr barrelled Rife Pistols, steel barrels; pMWder Fhifcks. shot Bolts, Game Bags, 1 :• Calls, Percussion Caps, all varieties, Gun Warts Drill* Flask* and Cups, Ely's shot, (airtridges. Powder and Shot, Bar Lead. Also, a good a- .orlment of Pocket and Pen ' : Knives. ScSs.-'f-rs. Razors. Thankful for puss ; favors lie solicits u continuance, j tJL Guns re-silked and repaired neatly are! j ! IM‘ ■ ’ e.Uv ‘ iv U il.' , iSl\VlC ! • RIDES AND REVERIES of tin-! . . , j :i ■.'••. : ’ . i- , jai.Jo ’ T”h : ftp: HARD • • j t >-r i ! i ; t -U.VI 1' m . IV •-. j cltapped b. ■:* and i'u < or • • !•• j | d 2 PLUMBS I.:' > Ki-t. * ij Cflßijwrfial Jntrllipa. I ■ j TAteet dates froml iverpool Jan ]? latest dates from Havre Jan 7 ; Latest dates from Havana Jan. 2f> EVENING DLSPATCH OFFICE, \ Augusta, Thursday, Jan. 2S, P. M / Cottox— Sales Wednesday afternoon, 200 bale-: .' 4atß, Sat B#, 29 at 17 at 9, 46 at »ft, 1» • ut 33 at 10, 50 at cents .; Sties this morning 1256 bales :7 at 7%, 44 at • 8, sat B#. 34 at B*i, 16 at 9, 24 at &.**, 28 at Aft. I 99 at 9V, 14 at 9%. 371 at. 9L\ at 10. 294 at » ; ’ i 81 at 10>4 cents. Tiiere is a go<»d demand to-day, and the prices of yesterday are iully ; maintained. •j j Augusta Provision Market j Reported by ft. PHILPOT, Clerk of tk Harket. I’KIA.'L 1-RICES II P<ief, on foot wliol -ilea fa ei, . t Hog. (to do g '0 , I Bvef retail 10 (a) 12 . Mutton s ©lt MX** 1 --- t<> ©l2 j Corn Meal ka lo 90 J Sweet I’otatoes 8o^,;ioo ’Chickens 25/® ‘ Turkeys so^lso I Ducks 2bCd ;.0 r Corn, by the I,oad tbfd 60 Fodder, by the Load, p 100 75^100 Pea Hay. do do do 76^100 Grass Hay, do do 75^ COLUMBUS. Jan. 27.—Cbfton. —Sales yester -! day at 9% . ents Eeeeipto of the day 666 bales r i i CHARLESTON. Jan. 26 Cotton—R -ct ived tht , past week. 6806 bales making the total re [j ceipts at this port since tho Ist irept tuber, 132.- '! 739 bales Upland Exported since our last, to • j f*-reign ports. 5426 bales Upland; coastwise. - i 1014 bales Upland; making the total exports . 1 of tho week 660 • bales Upland; lea itig on hand ; a shipping stock of 1240 bales, and on shipboard ' ] not cleared. 841 > bales I Tho sales of tho week were near 4500 bales. II Onr quotitions below are based upon an irreg- i ular market, and in consequenco arc ot rather ix nominal character. We quote as follows : Low to Strict Middling OtjiolOX Good midd.mg io> 4 to u/% Middling fair 10 *•* to 10K j Aicc —Prices have improved and i tiled m ia vor of buyers in several transactions at an ad • ■ vance of %to * ;i " over last week’s prices—ex -91 tremes having rangei from 2>* to 8 5 16. tb . j bulk of the sales, however, at 'l% to B>^. Hay. —The ra rkoi is unchanged. Arrived ; some 700 hales North River, remaining unsold, • : behiug held at 61, and offering prices at 96 cts. Molasses —Cuba clayed is retailing at the j. wharf »t 21 Cd'-i's . New Or gans iu barrels at , from Z\('n S‘lc. Cos —We have firtird o! no transaction- . *,lllO market is very dull i- flagging nod Bale Hope —Gunny Cloth ha.- , improved in detuand an i prim. , ;uid several , saic- have been effected at 11 t y, c . i> yi „. n , 1 mains neglected. f) ANNAH, Jau. 27.— Cotton. —The transar [i | tipn.s foot up 1063 bale-', it the following partfe i ular.-' -.t at. 8. 35 ut 5>j f , 24 at ( .r;i B bl : ,u v.s 1 at 913 1. , i 3 a t 9ft, oat 10, 23 at I<‘ ; 670 J | 10» 4 12 at 10 5-16, .28 at ani 36 bales at |lO cents. f Shipping IntelligeacL • CH \KLKSTON, Jan. 27.—Arrived, bark Hat agordn. M itanzas; steamship Atlanta, N Y. j ship Emma, iverpool, -hip Russell. N Y; bark j Julia Dean, New Orleans; hark Gambia, Matan -1 : za« In the Roads, ship Monmouth, Marseilles. 1 Cleared, Mr ship Morning star. Liverpool; l J ship Mary Washington, do; sclir ( has A H.ck ‘ ! shor, Boston. ■j SAVANNAH. Jill. 28.—Arrived, oi** Tybee t j Ugh',, steam-hip Isabel, Havana and Key West. * Cleared, ship Harmony, Liverpool; bark Lady f l Ritglan. Liverpool; bark Petrea, Havre. - ! “ * * BY THE GEORGIA RAILROAD ij MOORE’S DAILY LINE ! ii. s. mu l st 11, es, To Milledewille. TIHK SHORTEST. QUICKEST ANI; I OHKAfKNT ROUTE.-’lbe Tiber,< .>,l sous of accommodating the members >i the (ie»>r gla Legislature, and those visithig th Capital, •luring the time of the next meeting and .-:u ot the Lsgis atore, will run two lines of ?tage*. ! with ample accommodations, between Madisoi and Fiatonton. ’ Leaving Madison, on and after October 26th. after the arrival at Madison ol the night tPains on the Georgia Railroad from Atlanta .UhuL and intermediate po'nts ; arriving it -u : tinie to onncct witli the morning trains for Alii ledge ville. Leave Eaton ton after the arrival of : lie even ing tr. ins, arriving in Ma lison in time to coi n- d with the n anti down night trams on the Geor gia Railroad. Stag" Office a, Campbell’s Hotel, Madison ; La tontoo il-tei. Eatonton, oct 19 J. Vi' k L. 1. MOORK i\ew Hooka. ETMIBEE DAYS IN MEMPHIS, OR 1 Sketches of the public ;iid private life of th • . Kgyptians by Dr. Max Üblemann. Thu Riant Hunters or A»lventun -among th- Himalaya Mountains, by C’apt. Vfa.t n<* sh ' Twin to .-.os, Narrativ t*. by Anna.. Rlt u ■’ntiior of Autobiography ot an Actress ~i mi Life, etc. Stories and Legends of Travel and History for Lliiid on, by Grace Greenwood. Tho Rifle Rangers, or Adventures in Southern iexico, by Capt. M iyne Heed, beautifully -,,i us trated. Jus received and for sale by jan26 'UK’S, PH HARDS k SON. DKJ\ J\ 18 9 A LTfc,H ATTvE, iHEPARED BY I J. DENNIS, M. !>., Acouita, Ga., TN VIST BOTTLES , IT CONTAINS, in addition toSarsapa rilla, the Hydro Alcoholic Kxtract of Queen ’. j iflight. (Still.ngta); White Ash. Gre., Ifeard oi fringe free, (Chiouanthus) ; Tincture of M a Apple or Mandrake, (Podophyllum), and Blum: K mt (Sangu.u;.ria. 1 Iu small uoses it Is Alterative or laxative ; in large doses it acts generally as a mild purgHi.ve —with some a- an active purgative, in som cases no perceptil In action on tiie bowel- «s ex perienced, yul m Liver Complaints, or in J»iri ■ a-os uridii.g iron, an impure state of the Blood. , continued use causes a marked iioproveineni in the general health. As m a iterative or laxative, it hs9 been fm ad useful in Const pi tion ot the Bowels, Jaundice s Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague. * ick Hea<h»ch< . ir/iuoss, var:o\.s Female Con.plaints, ('hroi::. 'flcctious «»f th Liver, >•" nd *ry Svpi iiis. and Syphiloid !>»- cases, Scndnious AlV.u tun , . . , u leers, Blotches, Cuiantacis Krup’iun. <»r t n< c.i.-us of the Skin, and ail other diseases U» which -ar.-aparilia or u :tur.it!yd ru .-di h • : f t t wiled. ( I hat it. nets upon the Liver, iw.y h<> known from the l iutth.e In Ja«:«dicu or of Bilh.i;.-' :->o rc {• i . - - ) y \X\ h . •• ' 1 4 A Din ’ • } \ • > ; r 1% l'<:l tK _ v w iu d7 A SfKJAITON. by P ytiimtc man, a i« so or vii“ f-t c. r> m- t , c>t\ »■. end give Ac . »:«/ Box N•• 9. ja* WHOLESALE price#. Bacoii.—Haraa yft 13 © 14 Cama-iaml Hams.. .9 ft 16 ® 17 Shoulders fft © ■ Western Sides fc ft n © lay. Clear Sides. Tenn... "s< ft 00 0 00 Hit-bed Sides 'A ft 14 © 15 Hon Bound uew....s ft ll © oo BOfgliig—Gunny.. if! yard 15 ® 10 Hotter—t-ushen Vi ft 28 0 27 „£?”“ tr y ¥ ft 20 ® 22 Bricks— k 1000 800 ® 800 Hrtjeeil "51100012 1.9 014 00 Candles—Adarnan ft 22 ® 26 fP«™ Hft 40 © 50 I'utent sperm * ft, 65 ® 60 Cheese—.Northern..y ft 12 ® 13 English Dairy '# ft 14 ® 16 toller—Rio isl ft 11X ® kk leejniira * It, K m n s' ft 10 0 16 Domestics—Yarns m 1 qo X Shirting > yard 4ft © 6 ft Shirting $ yard ® Bft 1 Shirting ....» yard ® 9)4 0-4 shirting * yard 10 © !2>, 6-4Shirtlng y yard 11 ® 121; Oetiuiiurgs y yard ® 12 Drills •• yay Feathers.— *ft 40 © 45 * rnlts—Apples 74. Ud 300 © 600 Oranges ft bbl 8 00 Figs %i box 82 © 100 Unions VI box 300 ® 400 Cranberries *W> 860 ® 9uo Flail. -UarkereiNw Ift bbl 14 00 ©lB 00 So. 2 V bid 12 00 ®l3 00 So - :4 ?t bbl 11 00 ®l2 00 Herring- » box © 600 Hour—Country . .58 bbl 525 © 000 Tennessee « bbl 562 ® 660 City Mills V l.bl 675 ® 7Su Etowah -ft bbl t; 00 © 760 Denmead's bbl 600 © 750 Extra 78 bbl 700 © 7 50 Grain.—Coruin sackfi busn 65 © 60 Wheat, white $ bushl 15 © 120 *ed f- ft 95 © 105 Oats 9 bush 45 © 50 Rye 74 bush 70 ©■ 75 Fen* * bush 75 © 85 Corn Meal k bush 66 © 76 Gunpowder.—Hup p! keg 700 © 760 Hectrd -J) keg 725 © 760 B'astiug -j- kog 475 © 500 ~ V- bun. 100 © 120 '“rf"* Vft s« © ax Ij.ghsb, (.ommao, 5* ft 3ft © Refined, rft 3ft 0 • ¥ft a © 12.14 head—Bar Vft ». © 8)4 I.lme—CVjuntry 74 box 126 © 150 Xo-thern el bbl 150 © 176 l.uml-er y 100010 00 ©l2 (-0 Viol antes—Cuba.... 74. gal 26 © 80 St-Croix $ gal 50 Sugar House Syrup.fl gal 45 ® 60 Chinese Syrup ft gal 40 © 50 ; *«- 4 © 4ft, - tills.—sperm,prime.S gal 200 © 226 Lamp V gal 100 © 126 , Tft'O » gal 76 ©IOO Unsseed y gal 100 ©V 105 Castor 75 gal 200 © 225 r-latoes—lrish ....7* l.bl 4 25 4 50 Sweet tl bush SO © 100 ; Hlcc 9 ft 4 ft© 5 Hope—Kentucky,, .y ft 11 © 12 ft ft 17 © 18 spirits—Gin 78 gal 4; © 60 R's ft gal 50 © 00 fgal S» © 05 . r «** Rfandy y gal 1 . © 200 Apple Brandy gat 90 1 Holland Gin .5) gal 160 © 175 t Cognac Brandy ft gal 300 © 8 00 - uaitrs—N Orleans, sft © Porto Hico It ft 8 © gft Muscovado lift a © lift Rebne.i C *ft 11 © lift Refined B 78 ft 2; © 12 R 'ft'd A It ft lift© 12ft Powder d yft 12 © 13 Crushed ft ft 12 © 13 ’ k sack 100 ©llO ; soap—Yellow.. ..fift 5 © 9 COI KT CALENDAR FOR IS3B. SUPEiUOII COURTS. January— Chatham, Second Monday . Vtftrua ry—Clark, Floyd, Lumpkin,’ First Mon day. Fri tav beiore second Monday, Wayne : Second Monday, Dawson, Glynn. Third Mon i-ty. Forsyth. Meriwether, Wulton*. Fur in Monday. Baldwin, Chattahoochee, Glascock, Heard, Jackson, Monroe,Paulding Schley. Talia ferro. .March —First Monday, Appling, Chattoo.a. Cherokee, Coweta, Columbia, Crawford, Gwin nett, Madison, Marion, Mitchell, Morgan, Web ■'ter. Second Monday, Putts, Ca.-,. Coffbe, El hut, Fayette, Greene, Pickens, Sumter, Wash ington Fri ay alter. Pierce. Thursday after. I Montgomery T hird Monday, Cobh Hall, Hart Macon, New ton Putnam, Talbot Tatnall, Terrell. 'Tare. Friday alter, Bulloch. Fourth Monday! Campbell, Clay, Clinch, Effingham. Kmanu-l ' Lee. Twigg*. White, Wi ke.-:. April —First Monday, Carrol, Doolv, Early, Fulton, Cordon, ike. Rabun, Taylor,’ Warren, Wilkin-on. Second Monday, Charlton. Haber shiun. Hancock Harris, Laurens. Miller, Senven. Ay after, Mclntosh. Third Monday, Burke, 1 a -don, Franklin. Haralson, Henry, .fores, Lib erty. Murray, Oglethorpe, Pulaski, Stewart, " ( '!'th Thursday after. Bryan. Friday after Wilcox. Fourth Monday, Decatur. DeKalh! Houston, Irwin, -L sper, Lincoln,Polk. Whit iioul! rhursday after, Te'tair. May— First Monday, Berrien, Gilmer, Ran Jolj.fi, Richmond, Upson. Second Monday, Ba ker, Bibb, Catoosa, Chatham. Fannin, Muscogee ITiird Monday, Spalding, Troup. Union Fourth Monday, Calhoun, Towns, Walker. Monday af ter, Dougherty. Last Moudav, Colquitt. June— First Monday, Dade’ Jefferson, Milton. Th -mas. Third Monday, Lowndes. July— Friday befere Secouct Monday, Wayne. vro.\d Monday, Glynn. August —First Monday, Floyd, Lumpkin. Sc orn! Monday, Clark, Dawson. Thin! Monday. •< rsytli. Meriwether, Walton. Fourth Mondav •aid win. Chat mb oohee Glascock, Heard. Jack Monroe, Paulding, Schley, Taliaferro. Fir t Monday Appling, Chattooga l.erokee, Columbia. Coweta, Crawford, Modi | **>• Marion, Mitchell, Morgan. Webster. 2d! lonciay. Butts, Cass, Coffee, Elbert. Fayette, Jreenc,G•••■ inneit Pickens,Sumter, Washington. Friday alter, Pierce. 3d Monday. Cobb. Hall. Hart Macon. Newton, Putnam. Tulbot, Terrel j V-ire 4th Monday. Campbell, Clay, Clinch Kmannel, Lee, Twiggs, White, Wilkes. Urkia-.r —First Monday, Carrol, Dooly, Early. • ulton, Gilmer, Gordon. Taylor. Warren, Wil .■non. Tuesday after, Pike Wednesday as er, 'abun. 2it Monday, Charlton, Fannin, Ilaber h im .Hancock, tlorris, Laurens, Miller. Si riven, f! Monday. Burke, Camden, Franklin, Haralson, i-nry, Jones, Murray. Oglethorpe. Pulaski, 'tvwart, Union, Worth. Thursday after, Mont iornery. Friday after. Wilcox. 4th Monday, -iccaiur, DeKalb, Houston, Irwin, Jasper, I.in 'in Poik, Tattnal,Towns, Whitfield. Thursday liter, Telfair. Friday after, Bulloch. Monday alter, Effingham. A wenUxtr —First Monday, Berrien. Milton, T-vndiiiph, . ichmoud, Upson. 2d Monday. lia .•r. Bibb, Catoosa. Muscogeo. 3d Monday, ’paidiug. Troup. 4»h Monday, Calhoun, Walker, fiicr- ay after, Mclntosh. Monday after. I ough •ty. Liberty, Colquitt. Monday alter. liberty, iryai. VzcemJrtr .—First Monday, Dade Jefferson i’hornas. jd Monday, Lowndes. •After 18'-S, «n 2d and 3d Monda s in Fobrc ary and 3-t Monday in August. / ’IAKDLES. V - : ■ • v-s No. 1 ADAMANTINE CAN'DLFS. j 50 “• SPERM CANDLES, mr sai • low by JOSIAfi NPNEF.V k HA’.-, No. f>, Warren Block, j Rctuoral. r J'W.. ■ ! 1 \ URUU tSTOIii. Inis ro .. i-r- i.ij -Ad ctuloox-r. and fn.-i-.j- art inviloi! • . AVM. HA7Ni>. Drueand AiMlGii-carv. | '<■•« Crop MotUßsi-s. | >|j IT ri\ tihjls ■■ W. I. •‘O.HN < VSHIV, No 4 Xjfarrx u Block, j iv ' sop \. o. anil Hus. N« gars. ■pi-'Niijis Sc.-, i.mp ft. O. StUAUS,’ 1 ' ’i' Mttvovado do ' tre j i ved, on c . nsjgiui • v t Apply \ o v. I Com c--. m Men-hunt. J ■ W t'l'-rj and ( amiles. iKI-l l-lils t.hubc Uuctttud WIIIS- I KEY, ■ - / ■ mantineCANDLES, just reci : ei. nr. ...usignaient, ai i for sale. Appiv to ’ 1 JOHN TASKIN' General Commission Merelvmt jan2o-l No. 4, Warren Stock. J r nX£VCXCAN j*TKAMJES^. btiyt to and from the I'ntifd.States. Vim W •Lajj#.iH;Oo, JM-, IJverpool. Jan 1«, for NV <Uu. jroutupmptob.. Jan. 13, for.. .N V .<fird, .Cup; f,iv4,*rp.uqL Jan. 16, for Boston i Cun, Liverpool, Jan. 23, for .N Y , . Indian, Br, Liverpool Jan. 27, lor Portland Canard. Cun, Liverpool, Jan, 30, for'. Boston Baltic, Am. I iverpool, Feb. 3, for X Y Cunard, Cun, Urerpool, Feb. 6. for N Y Arngo, Am, Southampton, Feb. 10, for N Y Anglo-Saxon, Br, Liverpool, Feb. 10 Portland Cunard, Cun, Liverpool, Feb. 13 Boston Cunard, Cun, liter pool, Feb. 20 N Y Ariel, Am, Southampton, Feb. 24 NY N merica. Br, Liverpool, Feb. 24 Portland Cunard, Cun, liverpool, Feb. 27 ..Boston Collins, Coll, Liverpool, March 3 J N Y Cunard, Cun, Liverpool, March 0 X Y Fulton. Ain. Southampton. March 10 .. .N Y a Cunard, Cun, liverpool, March 13... Boston Ctuiard. Cun. Uver|>ool. March 20 N Y Indian, Hr, Liverpool March 24 PorUaud North Star. Am, Southampton March 24.... N Y Cunard. Cun. Liverpool. March 27 Boston i Collins, Coll, Liverpool. March 31 N A’ , Cunard, t>.n, Liverpool, April 3 X Y « Cunard. Cun, Liverpool, April 10 Bostou • FROM THE UNITED STATES. , Ariel, Am. New York. Jan 23 Bremen 1 tmerica, Br, Boston Jan 27 .Liverpool : Cunard, Cun. Now York, Feb 3 Uyorjtool Kangaroo, Br, New York. Feb 4 Liverpool Fulton. Am. New ’iork, Feb 0 Havre Cunard, Cun. Boston. Feb 10 Liverpool j Collin?, Coll, New York, Feb 13 Liverpool i Cunard, Cun. New York, Feb 17 Liverpool 1 North Star, Am. New York, Feb 20 Bremen i Cunard, Cun, Boston, Feb 24 Liverpool Cunard, Cun. New York. March 3 Liverpool j \nigo. Am, New York, March fi Havre J Cunard, Cun, Boston. March 10 Liverpool j Collins Coll, New York, March J 3 Liverpool | Cunard. Cun, New'York, March i7 Liverpool Cunard, Cun. Boston, March 24 Liverpool : Cunard, 'An. New York. March 31.. Live) pool ; Fulton. Am. Ve-v York, April 3 Havre Cunard, Cun, Boston, April 7 Liverpool j Collin.-, Coll, New Aork. April 10 Liverpool Cunard, Cun, New York, April 14 Liverpool Cunard, Cun, Boston, April 21 Liverpool itiistfi lanrons CLOTHING, 4 j AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL7 RAMSEY fc LA HAW, : 4 T their oM stand opposite the Union /V Bank, arc offering to their friends and cus tomers the largest and best stp» h of Fall and 1 Winter Clothing ever offered in the city, the ! me-:t of the goods having been bought and manu factured by us iii our manufactory'in New York, almost exclusively lor cash. We ft*el confident no house North or South, ear heat us in style, , quality and price. All wo ask is a call to ex j amine the stuck. Among the stock will bo found i Superior black, blue and brown t aster Beaver I FROCKS, Supr do do do Cloth Frocks, do do do do Business do, do do do do Raglan Over sacks. j Supr do do do Beaver Over ; backs, « Supr Black and Fancy Side Band Cu-simere ; Pants, o l evorv style and grade. 400 Vests, Velvet, Valencia, Black Cloth. Satin. Plush, Cashmere, Ac. from sll< $3. 600 super Block Satin Frocks and Sacks. ALo j English Tweed Sucks, from 2 75 to $5. 250 pairs English, French and American Side I band Cassimere Rants, some elegant design-, j 500 R« lrs Oxford Grey and Black Satin, t Pacts *■«. °* snlendid weight, from 1 75 to $2 25. 15opairs extra heavy-ribbed Beaver Panto. ■* j 75 4,1 splendid’ Harris' Side-band Cassi j mere rants. ® uo Blanket Overrents at 4 to $ l 50 oer ; coat. ; 150 Blue Blanket Sack COATS, at ,3 to x.i 50 per ! Kobinson’s Patent BAHEIy. Kursaleby jane W. H.TITIT. | OY DTEI J^o G. ii. DODGE’S : j DYEING ESTABLISHMENT. Grtcnt-iirtH, above Kollock-st. ' (j DYEING of ev . j f cry description done, i J Bleaching and Pre.s.-;ing IPS/ i of ; G eutle •| "i-ir I "‘CDS’Clothing eleanr d , I 1/ H ud repuired at short i I t itii e. Ep;mbltolic-d For Sale. duck inks- J'h I f 'or Writing and gnßni Marking— at Bodge s House. Grts no-st.. i 1 the following prices: /By the barrel, per ga! / * oa » 17 cents ;bys or » - * 10 gallon, 20 cent- ; by I the f ing lo gal., 2$ c la. : G R ,ionGF ( LK| Proprietor, j WO Augusta, May 30. my 30 ly Oysters! Oysters! * rniME abticije op nokfoi.k j A OYSTERS, in one gallon and s —\ j one-half gallon kegs, received daily (K>\ lo)\ and for suit at the AUGUSTA ICENgJU jr HOUSE. j They n ay also be found at R. 0. MARTIN'S, J over Ilersey's store, opposite the U, S. Hotei. Orders from the country addressed to C. EMERY will be promptly attended to. nov 2 3m iJUTter and cheesr X.) A large supply of both, for sale very cheap j b.V d 26 DANTFL 1L WIL(X)X. I Hickman, Westcott ft. Co. AKE now offering one of the largest stocks of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, in the city, at unusually low prices. Fancy Dress Goods, in great variety ; Rich Silk Robes; " I Black and Fancy Silks, ail styles; I Rich Cashmeres and Delaines; C loth Cloaks and Talmas; Rich Chenille Shawls, new styles. Also, a very large stock of Blankets ::d Ker seys. the very best in the market, at to r prices than any in the city. The attention ol Planters is particularly invited to these goods. j Bleached and Brown Shirtings, Stripes,Osna hurgs, Flannels, and all kinds of goods for fami v use, very cheap. ©ct2B hE AT II K R 51 AMI INK BELTINU AND FACTORY FINDINGS. PATENT Riveted. Stretched and Ce- 1 men ted Leather BELTING, single and dou ble. all widths 1 to 24 inches, carried and stretched by ourselves. Quality guarantied. A large stock always ou hand. Also—Rubber Belting and Stoam Packing, r upper Rivets and Burrs, to . ; Washers, Ring Travelers, Roller Brushes,'Roller Cloth, Stripper ; Pickers, lag Screws, Lag Uatber, and a i variety of Factory Findings. For sale ouaccom ruoduting terms bv ! . SHERMAN. JESSUP k CO., i No. 341, Broad-st, 2d door above Rank of Au jano-3m NEW DRUG ” A \ D SEK J> STO R E . J l up - • j i In the Seed Di parumnu. Mr L h- ’n- !>.■■•* m exLerienrcot ton year, will be a it Gcierd'gnar-, -mtt i that uis custotiiers will be s*-i*r*l*->*j w»*t- 1 liounbalien' 'Blonnaum :mg and eultn - ing wH! be alway freely g"v • j ri: V?. d of his ‘••uatom-rs. "r.Vumj. r f T !u-rW' r ‘ be assisted by hi? so., Ko. Mr. snlic . te , !l0 ofi ! : ral satis!action. ~•» G (Hiaegta wi',l be w.-U sunpli. .; -Ur' j Me.mail with the bf.-i iron, the ; ;, e ;t froiu tlie MUM, WltllHlw lliljiortc! from fn- Mt : « fated house of VILXBOJUV of pa- - jan!9 dAvvtf pisfrilanrras Ibfccrtisniifnts. THE PAPER FOR THE MILLION!! { j ON IV FOUR DOLLARS ? PER ANNUM! Unparalleled success ! INCHEASED A '/TRACTION ! IMMENSE (IKCIEATIO JN a ,1 I I I l I AUGUST A EVENING DISPATCH j Published in Augusta, Ga., by S. A. ATKINSON. 1 1 It is issued in the evening, and goes into tho L j 1 interior by the four o'clock (P. M.) trains, con- J j seqnently it must contain ■ THE LATEST NEWS I It has the TKLKCHAPmc DISPATCHES, I I '■Prices Current. Commercial Reports i i ; from alt the leailing markets of THIS COUNTRY cl “ AND EUROPE; gives the ACTUAL SALES hi the Augusta ; 1 COTTON AND PRODUCE MARKETS, and a carefa! summary us 3 r- It is the organ of no party, but is devoted to r- J popular intelligence and stirring late news. >. ; number of the ‘ | BEST WRITERS LV TilE SOUTH! who have been engaged to discus? the ; STIRRING TOPICS OF TIIE TIMES r ! through iy columns. ■r . j Its CORRESPONDENCE is more varied and ex : pensira tliar: that of any paper in the State, eni j bracing prompt anti vigorous reporters in all j sections of the country, and : <■, ular c*>r><.cpon J i donee from metropolitan localities. . ! Its LITERARY DEPARTMENT will embrace a v variety of choice literary productions, original d and selected—while its GENERAL NEWS will range through the varied current of inter j esting events, incidents, accidents, and graphic . narratives, dished up with Industry and care condensed—boiled down—winnowed—and pro -tented on a clear, legible sheet, at the low price of $4 DOLLARS A YEAR! TIIE WEEKLY I'Jttjjusta Dispatch, similar in general character to tho daily, is is- 1 sued every SATURDAY at $1.50 A YEAR ! | TO CLUBS $1 EACH ! It contains a brilliant variety of valuable matter, at a price within the reach of all. Attention is earnestly Invited to these publica tions. Specimen copies sent when desired. S. A. ATKEVSOA, Proprietor. Notice. IHT.RT.IiY beg leave to inform my '■. lends and the public in general that I have ! removed my Wholesale aml-Retall MUM; STOKE! right opposite my former stand. Into the ate l.xpr* ss Odiee. two doors below thi Pom io ■■ i where 1 will be much pleased for the public to ! oatrwiiaomj Hoerally. dlg ' WM. HAINES i S Up. j. x-1 @ n siiirtß”! i WHIKTS MADE TO ORDER. Alm>. a M'' ■■••• mi- * .••••* on baud. V. - eheei,— I .->»/<»■ Aim- ladla/t. j janlH HERSEIfS. opposite U. S. Hotel. I' La ,v Card. Q.ARLAND A. SXHAL), Attorney at | 1 t . Will giro attention to any b' - i ' ■ . .Ai uste-1 to his charge. ion4-ly 'FI'LTON MOUSE ! Atlanta, Gcaujia SIMPSON & KILBY, PiQißfWOjiß. M^L S over R tiVHdom2ti!- Y mU * PRE j j vi-iturs. ; . I*2 l !,? t ' n y i U Z ry M * ronveme!' tto 1 ,l ns Howhere Horse- li„r,»- :J ,., gies may bo bad at all tftn* .. 8 ! „ m. swrsov. ~ s| W. J. ktijiy Pttdlaircms SllJßcrtisrniptlj. JOYFUL NEWS TO .. fthemnaric Sutfarers, Oh, the amount of intTcriug that has bm neiidar | ed, nud the thousand? of deaths that have •!’. ‘ 1 ( occurred for the want of a proper and ■ I J timely remedy for this dreadful dle j ease which is invariably found in LYNCH'S ANTI-HUE; VUTIC POWDERS. TIMTK only suro and radical cure vet X discovered. See circolar and therolliurn* nownficdTiw: I do hereby certify that, after suffering for thirty-three years with the most excruciating pain from Chrome Rheumatism, and finding no permanent relief from any ofthe many preser p lions given mo by different physicians, I ;m f now entirely well, not oniyor RheumatFv a • self, but likewise of its effects. This core as effected by a preparation styled Lynch’s A lb Rheumatic Powders Os these powders I took two dozen, and have oot had any sympt ms of ray old pains for tbr e « years. The effect upon me was like magic Within three days after j • had taken the first powder, my pains disappear ed, and I have been entirely clear of them up to the present time. To aii suffering from Rheumatism Ido heart ;ly recommend these powders, r c.lideutlv be- Ilieung that you have only ;o give them » trial to secure a lasting cure. Most respectfully, Jons Uses. Eaton ton, April 22, 1865. j I have no hesitation in saying, that after hav ing suffered for upwards of thirty vent.- with Rheumatism in the most dreadful form—firei n j my toes, then my thumbs, wrists and knve-o and lastly, most excruciatingly in my neck. I took . i two or three dozen ■ Lynch's Anti Rh-utnatm Powders, and notwithstanding lam c!d and my . ; constitution much shattered. I have received the I greatest benefit imaginable; my relief :rein 3 j suffering and pain, I cannot attribute to any H ng but tho powders, lor T have tried eveiything in vain, that friends could suggest ; physicians prescribe. I would, therofoie, earnest!v n j commend them to every sufferer of this drea' ful disease, let him be old or young. ROB’T M/RICK. | , Eaton ton, April 2, 1865. | , lam happy to .state, for tho benefit of tho; who arc afflicted with Rheumatism, that a pj. feet cure has been affected in the person of au * 'grotnanof mine by Lynch's Anti Rbei n at. | Powders, the said boy waving suffered with t incessantly for twenty years. Jo.-t at least one j third ofbis time until ho took the above puw . - ders. Since which time, now nearly two years he has been a valuable and constant field hand never having suffered with Rheum; t tin since to tho best of my knowledge, and I t i*. plea s ire in recommending thorn to those thus afflict r d. Mildkxd L. Collin'gswo rtb . April 10. 1855. lean Barely-testify to the efficacy of Lunch's Anti-Rheumatic Powders, having been entirely cured us the Rheumatism by one box some three year.;- since, after having been severely <>filleted with it i>>v seven previous years. Feb. 6,1867. Lacy Mhurons. -■a: !. wholesale and retail, by the l*roprietor. ].!. <i. Cil-s'-n. M. D., New York and Eaton ton r und the r-’-pertahle in ibe . itv • untry. For sale in Augusta by Pit'Ml ik ij'.l'lNl K._ oetl Pm. A Soutliern Knuedr. Mi HE IIV ! 11l l 1.1. o. WOODM ,N 5..« Orleans ] VITOODMAN’S CHKRIIY KXI'ECTO- T V RANT, ts• <■ medicine th:u has created uui.l. -in excit' tnc-nt at the North among Iheßhy- D-icuins. and bos t een pronounced by ail who Uuv ustnl it us being far superior to any Cherry | Pectoral \N«wkl man's Cherry Expectorant con / j tains th*' active medical qualities of tho puredo jcoctioa of Wild (!e-rry Bark, and many other .a."“.bio ingredient- that render it for k-.tte: thaii any oilier Co-jgh Ifodicine in this country RECOMMENDATIONS : , Nk «- Ohuuxs. April 9, 1656. Pear Sir: The public goner dly are fully awn ot tne thousands of remedies for diseased Lung . urnb-r the titles of Sarsaparilla*, Pills. Piaster Lit:. cents. Ac., that are daily brought to thoi •i. tn e ihrougd the newspapers byway of ad vet t!--ement«. My object in writing tbia note so in.'- " uD'-ii :s to induce the public, or at leaf I t.!«.;(' who are afflicted, to use one that contains tru- itM of Re-ui l in Pulvwnary Diseases I ' am rfl, ‘ ■’ n>us that in so doing, I %ni acting most • 'ionally .in-I derogatcrily to tbeintcr e«u» ot medical M.ience and the regular praert j tunerK -•< •nedi -; . . I refer to Woodman’s Cher « ? expecton.nt, which is a scieutifle remedy ‘ with more success than any of f the usual proscriptions used by Physicians J. M. Maitla nd MJI .. „ ... , r '";'ATi*. Miw May 1, lt uC '. ° o. i-.-ar.sir I tiWu vour I-.' irj Eap<" ""in i a fair trial, an! am Vril , 'Rafted v. th Ls *• —better than any *ither Artn 1.-; over n tu.tn. I would be pleased to l,avc ‘ y™ ' nr ' l rnetdotvn bottles by the b.*arer Jvi-.-jx ■: t: tiliy. w M. Mason-, U D. prepfu. 'ton has attained a wide c i Mbritv 11.11, U,P Mmer.ai -sea which has . ....mIM *' 11 -•’ •co . and in fketany pul* nonary eompUJnu this medicine, from its pwu- Jj’tr property--aw addaolvent, and its soothing rev r to all irrltatloiw of the throat, will pr<>b£ bly be pr« ferrcU to any other offered to the pob- M As a:i u]>pi-tizer or dyspeptic remedy, it will ai f° be foam! excellent, its natural and geniaf tone 0 ” 1 the digestive powers in proper Remember that this Is the only Cough Me.il cme that has stood the test of the medical fratcr mtv. ft !;? sanctioned by. approve, of. and re -A)/nmen led by the leading physicians of N a York c?ty. Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction or the money refunded. We guar antee it to be better than any Cherry Pectoaal ■ od Liver Oil. or anything else now extant Price, unn Dollar a bottle. 5..1.1 hy PI.U.MH * I.EI IN KB, Anyusla.Ga.. and r»- i—-lab.e Driiyyistj. Bm.Uw tnj 4 J N (Aim;. J, gut*- ' Murfreesboro , Marietta, Ga. J N. CLARK dc C 0.7 Wholesale and Retail »« <• JE '** M AX’D COM M ItSlO X MERCHANTS Mtitnutssaoßo, tenn. - !Vcn •"Punha-ing Grain , b: '’ °" 011 °**-» eado3‘n| remit- J R. WiMe.-, Savannah ; Tho*. P . Ht.i. 1 v I ' l .l * bar les Campbell, Macon H.gli. Peter* k Ca . Atlanta ; Co! J H (a!„ Marietta ; Col. R. ), Mott, Cohn,.bus ; Thomas Joseph, Montgomery. Ala. ; w. Spence • Fa j* n2O wl v en es a gii a d 1R ■NT x y XD 44 y. T AMPREPAHEOTOK liNlßHtothe 1 ( tty or Country, EVERY MORNING ■*' *• ** si ■» « is n <l at my Sta I ,r. the market: or, any hour durin -6 lani : « l -» y SUre ’ ll '<- market. ' " — Janl9 ' y H- T PEAT. Cabinet Alaktns ami Hc palritis, <*ic. W H i' riMH.TV & CO. havinß dis *T • - '!\i\t. by mmual consent, the V ■!T:V? a> ' a* the name etan.i rea.i" “i i.Tx-.~0 -■-(••“<1 to him in the wai . ( AL.IXEI MAKING AX'D RKPAJK'NG AND HOUSE CARPK.NTERING. ViT. If. PROTTT' shop on Wa*hiu s too, between Broa.l aim *fl*. . n -’ ld '« trwt - ■ .iarlh BOSOMS BOSOMS!! BOSOMS!!! 1 TX' SHIRT JK iSOArS lav stork j* verv i » tore*, an : -pnie «rv..ttm are very bejutir.fi At IlFl.r! v"-' jIILHETS 1 Simibi. ;i s IHE AVEATHER has I7 v u;ei) J. V OFF t OLD, gfTt’.orm u i m find a jar - v* j" j , ;;f I J bovo ? tTk-'4V*l- v sis ■ > °l'! ' ■""tC * • >. Hu'.c: ■ JEOSIAH FIBI EY .Sa«!dlery, Uarne-SA. Trunks t SPHIYIi ’llf A nilX S 5 *.-Vtt | \ ■ 1-1 • : tw’.u - al'Cyc tho Baakn. , Ativ bn hand their usual i«rg l : “- • H 'db- icd a.-sorur.fut cf SAM'I.JF blit ‘ T IIM - GftlNKB. YALFFS • il; ' every dtiscrliiuorr * ■ v.h! jjv ‘ J V* l * . 4 •'daGdiig Spring-ic '«•. u»a«*s |/' ' t‘‘ - • c.'v .-. • xpi -sujj ior th..- I ; A -h r avy s’Of'i; . - feuinfery Hardware, Coach i Spr h . A *•!!••. llaitoabl .••f isungsaad I -Aintg. iiMjlud ii. g *t very full n-wi iHrauit of g ood » } :l the dee, which ar» *>ffored to mamifimapfiri j and dealers at !wr prices jsics