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.-iii i h-'forenoon. in | •W Ja,j« ago ti.« Tcnv m*.'« Kafesr os tho step*! Orpliaii AtgjMtof tW# j *on»o eomrotiitfiaft wbal J; h the feetingfi of the un | Hit, in having ortttnetion• , j, pieced there. If ij- will be ' rtaer oonsolEWon to her l;. her * ty patamoor, we will j r little outcast, we understand, i tilled its lust on Tuesd* v^Lfternaoi ! what must be: the feelings of that , r, who, to hide her shame, conld < eojsardise the existence of her own ; ig f by leaving it to the tender . ■f s'infers. The Poison ( see. e Jury have not as yet made ! ' seir verdict in this Ouse. We under- j! Ithere an* several more witnesses!] examined this afternoon. f ».. !( [COMMCMCJta*®.] 1 c Water tor Attfnuta. e» 1 me weeks since we wrote an article j “'•Wo water tor this city. We i ofoilowupthe subject, and if , de/uwake the proper amount of of abundant \ •r for the ciiy We are c re that a voinniittee of Couceit’ lift * >ag‘ acme *<Sn of investigations, < sevoral routes foran aqueduct,have t - surveyed. But the. Council must ' e outside influence in its favor, must 1 j yft support for its measures in the'i ttsien|je of the people whose servants j 1 tnMp given this subject much at- * orijnive examined the sources of r , '.y in the neighborhood of the city, I believe ti: Lit some of the places . . .’ll have been looked upon with 1 confidenee by the committee will £ not ts answer th< purpose at * * f :'We desire n- it to be hasty in this mot-|« :eri not to prejudge or endeavor to j.re-: * j .dice the public mind, but knowing j it liability of humanity to err, and the, 1 at si results of ar. error in this matter, \ ■ib have determined that the whole j 1 rWI have a voice in the matter, | #o. that til* anal ure judgment’of the j t:rf il«t ndtuber of minds shall he oh- 1 i**e ■’ wjLa .view of bringing the' ce?* wn&'lKfTlr*.city at the smallest . ’ > *" Exebwse. j yipVMi-VKwrrtlJ _ i, t Atiotwa, June 3fctV., 185 b. • Zil-'w:—May I take the liberty!] . addressing you a line on the subject | • jfAliqylosing of the storuswn the ap- i proacb::lfg Otu *of 7iiRH tfsSk , } you wiluppr uefore the merchants iAbt-f Malf oflmaty clerks. As the Ith will' •• is an irr-ptoper day to celebrate the an nivewy.of freedom in the same man- j ner in .Which it was won, and as we learn that 1 proper demonstrations will | —feeCMestoo 6th, we hope our rnercan i riiafivtiiSas will leave hut to see this, to# i-oitfl the privilege of a “Torn-Out jfaf Tams Clerks, i tkvAd&t numnah Bepathiic.u, 30tt ««*<-] i ijJS ' * Terrible Affair In J-lordiu. •'?«** B-xftctaUtOttisemif Tampa Hung hj\ 'h the Vigilant*. hj. fr received, yesterday, the following j ‘ ttir from Tampa, in which is recorded j w iteittof tfabgreatest outrages that, ever] fjfdfeCTaced a country of law. We have! ¥?no personal knowledge of the writer,] ■f and the reader will form his own opin- ] ior.'cf its reliability. From recent in-j dicatiyesfrom that quarter, we enter-] ta'a but little doubt of the correctness! ; of hiastatements. We cannot believe, | however, that mere political hostility is] \ /ufr.i-lrnt to drive men to such desperate' ,y tes treiuiticSi 'l. . Touching the appeal of the.writer fori protection, we can only refer him to the Governor of Florida, whose duly it is) to cuts a out bv u'd of the military it necessary, allsuch lial-nlical ptocaedingsi I’terdT thiir'yutfters. .viOli I • , ''.no fill, IKrmEI ASgaMto*;jjpt)Kait Si* : The ex--' a* <>ri*y yfoeutive Committee oyf tjfUWtaew known to you:' ..iff isFinnw-abping citiWU-vf-(bn. utyi i'feel if i . he mvdniy to state certain to tire world, with reference to] gdd committee, and ask a place in ycur Eiurnna for the publication of them, as ] - kiliHlv paper here, anti in fact everyl taper in this portion of the State i»; ptlicr in league or fear of their ’igi nice tyranny. This morning ur.it of our most prim inent men, to-wit fobu J. Marly, D Vitt Lucian, Jerome Baker and Col. J Al fonso Crockett, were found hung .to as many trees iu the suburbs of our city. Intense excitement ovists, and maty « or.r dtiaens a.c »ot under arms. i»r the protect ion I's law abiding citizen?, who] Jarto r »i.se their hands against these mid' ’ fat.aegossins j Anotlier teroarkable feature is this, every one of these at* members of the ] •American Forty." Is it a proscrip tion. Col. Crockett and Mr. Early leave interesting families to deplore fbeir loss, while th<- death of all has east, a gloom over thir community, from wh'fh it wdi not rhortlv recover. Tliarwere ,followed to the far e .ry idWOjWyif'a thidred pergor-!, and re anfe-'l* to i*y there were but two \jM jffl.ts?m the conoofrse, one of gs (he sexton. it may rely upon this being strictly f. jindiny excuse foFthus address t - ( Vauger, 16 but that, “naked night come to light," and these bio assassins muv reoel*e their lit* .1.-3 » ,c friend of Amviefcgs, I ask s make an upper f-» Gener -nment, for prot ' toi , or at least ’ ~....WX5. Lntv of Vi’ -J0 Mai A >'.i vessiou Jed un -important •iic eon-WeVatic/n of which it t eugaced several, diftrs. Tho facts arc, briefly, that tins Uev. J. H. Shi*lds ' of h’wa, i-irtiriot] a lady who hud been divorced from her husband on account of drunkenness <uut hard , treatment— i'or tiiis. Mi. ?. was stied by his Prc-s --] bytery, on the charge of adirltery. the - ground of the charge In ing that she | not divorced from her husband for J the only cause allowed by 4V hitde, to wit —adultery. By a vote of five to : four he was convicted by hi* Prfshyte i ry, deposed from his ministry ahd ex ! commoaic«*~» frera the Chuicji r J’he Synod of lowa, b. i two-thirds vote, re versed this seuier. -e, and restored him to his former standing in the Church.— The ease, on the complaint of the Pres bytery, was then brought up before the Assembly at Chicago, and after a* thor ough investigation, and a patient hear ing of all the arguments offered pro and con the question was put to vote on t'ri day evening. The roil being called on ♦he question, "Shall we sustain the crrnplaint of the Presbytery.” the vote stood-ayes lOti, nays 52. Rev. Mr. Shields and his wife are by this vote declared guilty of adultery in the Presbyterian Church pointed view. Legally it does not effect their standing in the leas’; they are still, by the laws of lowa, man and wife, and there is no doubt but that she was regularly di vorced and for what is generally ac knowledged as sufficient grounds. It simply shows that the Presbyterian Church claims that divorces cannot be granted unless adultery lie clearly shown, and that any one marrying a person divorced for any other cause, is himself guilty of adultery in a moral view of the case. Celebration at the Twenljr-Etghtl»— Ceremonies at the D»j, Yesterday was consecrated to a dou ble patriotic purpose, in the celebration of the ceremony of laying the founda tion gloatr of the Monument to Mr. Cal houn. There was a general suspension of business. The day was ushered in by the roar of cannon from Fort Moultrie. At the hour designated, the Civil Au thorities, the Governor and Suite, the Major General and Suite, the different military corps, the Fire Companies with a remnant of the Palmettos*, Masons, Odd Fellows, &c.. preceded by'tlre Ladies of the Calhoui/ Monument Association in carriages, assembled at the place of meeting, and taking up the line of march proceeded up Meeting-street to the Citadel Square, the site of the intended Monument. Arriving there the Masonic brethren, the Grand Master accompani ed by his subordinates, passed through a triumphal arcti and proceeded to the performance of the Rolemn ceremony.—- Afterthedelivery of an impressive pray er by the Rev. I>r. Bachman, and the singing of an appropriate ode, the cor ner store wasj,laced, which is a fiee stone block two feet eight inches long by one foot eight inches wide and one foot two inches deep, under which was deposited coins and newspapers, and ori which was inscribed the following : nir. copsep. stone CALHOD N M 0 N V M ENT. LAID AT HKNRV BUIST, ,!/ IF. Qran d Master of. Grand Lodge A. F. M. of S. C. June, 28th, A. L. 5858. The Grand Chaplain of the Masons, the Bor. Mr. Hamntingway, closed this - part of the ceremony by a brief prayer. ! and the Grand .Master, Henry Burnt dc j livered a brief artd’-ess. The orator of the day, Hon. Lawrence , M, Keiit. then deil voted, from one of , tho. gUUSVrrmtereuted for the occasion, j -ykiALWf:V>-Aidequally to ibis patriofwTEnnd ability. 1 monies closet as tho sun went down, and the v.is'assemblage dispersed with out the occu rence, that we have heard, i of any occhent to interrupt the solem nity of tho occasion. The Mm'trie Gurad, and Palmetto Guard uni telly celebrated the day with their cuspinary observances, at Mount i pleasant, the latter of which partook of . a splendd entertainment at St. An l drew'£ fall and the former at Hibernian Hall— (harlab'.n .Veer. j The Vitim Slaves of Eng lakh. —The ! Londoi Torn s says that young milliners ! and drssmakers of that city are con -1 denim 1 to sixteen and seventeen hours jof tor out of the twenty-four in each i day aid night. Their work is carried on" B crowded, unventilated rooms, ] whee their frames are kept bent at ! thei' labors until their eyes , ache and the'r limbs refuse to perform ilieir du ty. They have a short painful life and !an early grave. In a recent speech, I Ixrd Shnftsbnry said that many of these j young women had been trained gently aid tenderly in di-iic.tc as.-l happy ! tomes,lpossessing all the virtues and ! tenderness that belong to the female <ex, and rendered by those very char ijacteristics more obedient, more unmur muring, more slavishly subject to theau 'thority and tyranny of those who arc put over them His Lordship adds that . they have re alternative between sub : mission awl the street U/or, «nj then asks, “Is the condition of suchis young ! woman one whit better than the i moat wretched slave in the Southern States of America V' j New Yoke, June, 24— Lank Wak ( basts. — Buying. Selling, j 40 acres, 108 112 80 acres, 90 93 120 acres, 87 88 100 acres, 89 92 General tone, of tho market active. It is stated that too thousand dollars are spent daily iu New York for strayv berries. Edwin booth made bus-appearance ito a crowded house in BsWilo, Monday ; night week. > '1 he Orsin; snbs&ijAVifVi in Italy had ! reached tliesetnaTl,7oo,ooo francs. '! The Bostouißns are raising a fund iof $60,000 to build a Fetnale Medical ; Col lego. ’ The corner stone of a new Methodist ! Church was laid in Fete’-stmrg, Va., Rev J. E. Edwards officiating. , 'Hie American word aiueva is in 1 " - . duced into English politics. The Lon , j don Star ipedk* of “a cancus es Lord f | Palmerston’s friends." j The lumberyard of Bullock & Many vj and four or five dwelling houses, in Al ■ j bany, N. Y., were destroyed by fire oi d - Wednesday last Is** $50,000. •| The schooner Keziali, (slave stealer’ r was sold as a forfeit in Petersburg, Vir ginia, on Thursday for $825. r-j Bar-snde Wetterstedt, the newly ap lt ! pointed minister resident at Washing ‘ ton from Sweden and Norway, arrivec in the Persia. i.—— Ij f fitTTheje is a LlvcMniii.,] [ pS who aro trouble ! w»ib %v *' i > compUfln’to,t-»eh ! or fever ft antes *£ IV.! s 1 • 1 in i&itjg o*r e+BdcaffJsw ! j roJuaWo serrie.»- : -{ % A^*]] . little aior* *A4 . t-v * * kn4wfr,-:a c - Is, . of lh<* gr«gpsfc dobiJitj j ’ and bodily powers over be ! . fore used, traction is so perfect and vomplete |, ft? tfTplve iwliif the first time taken, and if it i does tv others is it has to ua, half a bottle will! I (•e all that is let-ded. We kuow of nothing we j ’ can rccommt; 3 with such confidence, for a farn-1 iiy medfeiue, « the Invigorator. —ftaQmy Hr.- j ( publican, *inyl4 h (Sf" A it on Paper'| -ays In n.;Oti «r cOJtiml-Mil be found the * certificate ofovr fellow townsman, James W. , Davidson, Es«., to Prof. Wood. This is another of the numerals instances where it has changed . glrcjr hair to »ven ringlets, and bald sotlps to! vravifig lock? Let any who staud in need of j this va’uablei 1 medy give ita lalr trial.’' ' Cactios.--beware of Worthless imitations as 1 several ar Jready in tho market called by dif ferent r.atnof. Lae none unless the words Prof. l Wood’s Hair Restorative, Depot St. Louis, Mo., and New York, are blown in the bottle. Sold here Ijr all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers. Aso, by all Fancy and Toilet good < , dealers in th. 1 U. States and Canadas. myOl t«FTUe Great F.nslirii .- FEMALE PSX3. Prepared from a prescription; of Sir J. (Jlaike, U. D., Physician Extraordinary! | o the Queen- This invauable medicine ts unfailing in the! ]" cure of all tioso paioil'l and dangerous diseases j . to which th* female constitution is subject. It j * moderates all excess and removes all obstruc- *; tions. and a speedy cure may be relied on* TO MARRIED LA DIFS it is peculiarly suited.; < It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly c period with regularity. Each l>otUe, price One Dollar, bears the Gov-' ' ernmont Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent| counterfeits 1 These Pills bou*d not be taken by femalc-fa. during the first tare* months of Pregnancy, as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, butat any 1 other time they are safe Id ail cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, i Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will effect a cure when all 1 other means have failed, and although n power ful remedy, depot contain iron, calomel, anti 1 raony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. x Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. Sole Agent for the United States and Cauada, JOB MOSES, (late I.C Baldwin &Co.) Rochester. Now York. N. B.—One Dollar and six Postage Stamps en - closed to any authorized Agent, will insure a bottle containing over fifty piii3, by return mail For sale by HAVILAND, CHICHESTER A CO.* Wholesale and P.ctail Agents for the State o Georgia. fefel -y The Great P r obit nt Solve*!!—Pß. MORSE’S INVIGORATING CX)R * DIAL.—The dyspeptic patienl, whose stomach ■ lias !oag tbc pov rof duly converting food, into a ! Hlb-sustahing element, is relieved by a single ; course ofthis extraordinary tonic. The gastric' ‘ fluid re acquire* its solvent power, and the crude nutriment, whl.h was a load and a burthen to the stfferer. while bis digestive organ*zaiior was whoietsemerevolution created iu the system, the | biisiß of activity, strongthand health. Tlie nervous sufferer, while tormented l>y the ! acute, physical agony of Neuralgia, Tic-doloreuxj or otdomry headache, afflicted with vague ter-j rors. tokened by periodical fitF, threatened with 1 5 paradjils, borne down and dispirited by that j ! teri which proceeds from a lack ol j - j Energy, or experiencing any other pfeia j . or dfHjpiiity arising from the u | 3 [ of Is>Cv“)nd£rfcl machinery which ev J, f j aourre oPscaSSftZnC' mo ■ , Stiob ii.it tb'ovif’ht' —derives immediate benef.t 1 > from th,o use of thf? Cdrdiul, which at once calms, 1 , ‘r*m.Tg^- a ti?s aud regulates the shattered nervous; ’ who have tried it are unanimous in de<ii-ar/ing tho Elixir to be the greatest boon ihat ’ woanL has ever received from the liards oi * ni- dfcai men. “forge’s Invigorating Elixir has a direct, im-j t WJtilj, it renews the Stru-tigth of the digestive! t ]>owt it creates a desire for the solid material j 1 whic jj to be subjected to their action. Ah ar: - appe ser it has no equal in the Pharmocopia. l If" «g hie and the vigor necessary to its en ■K'Jffl nt are desirable, this medicine is indeed or g prec: ms w orth r Rs beneficial effects are rot confined to either . sex 1 i-to any age. The feF.bie girl, the ailing j 6 the listiesa, enervated youth, the overworn i ! mffi jf buaiaess, the victim of nervous depres-l [ Ihe individual suffering from general de jor from the weakness of a single organ j t wfl>%fefiad imrnediateUiui permanent relief from' ] oi this incomparable renovator. To: . tliofi who have a predispoaiUon to paralysis it j \ w'H prove a complete and unfailing safeguard: fbat terrible mi’arty. There are many; P irT“’ip-= who have so trilled with their oonstitu . tfort thal they think themselves beyond tho reach .. ofuffcdieSne. J,< t not even those doapair. The' j de;. - wit. disease ;;a it exists, w .thoutro* o-Aice to tlio causes, and vrlU not only remove Ui/iliforder itself, but rebuild the broken con-! LOScj OF MEMORY, confusion, giddiness, rush j (, to the bead, melancholy, mental debil t wretchedness, thoughts of telf-de- C i 'Oclbn; 'enF'smfjnsaLiity, hypochondriasis, dys-j i PT-ia. f? Gs erai : prostiin,tiec, irritability, nervous-! 4 inability to sleep,'drs*gatp incident to fe * males, de< t y of the propagating fcncliuns, hys-! , teria, monc rauia, vague terrors, palpitation of ; the heart, mpoumey, ccnstipatioif, etc., fcp! lever qau o arising, it.terjff there is any (Gtf- f ince to be pUceii Xestm.oty. *tb:olut«- lyicrainbie. \ UUTION.— Invigorating Cordial 1 been by sonr^Nznprincipled •iNfchrt. Jkh future, all iHo genuine Cordiai will j bah* tl^Yproprietor’u’Tac ?iruiie p itted over the! ibf each botfiln, and the foilowing words' '♦rtep.!»gift*? : Dr. Morse's Irvigoratlng Cor-: g dy-'c. IT. LING, proprietor, N. Y. is put up highly concent; a ted ini bottle!? • $3 per bottle ; two lor $5 ; six foW ; , e *l!. 0 H. RING, proprietor, 192 Broud Muy , N; Yirk. Sold by JDruggistß throughout ’th* United utes, Canadas und the West Indies- Also, by | j AfV V'ILaND, CHICHESTER &CO , nnd I'LL'MB & ' ttirNKK, Au*usl». MIMa ! .dr '! >il« JfCure iif Diseased Liver. ! |— I' XK-DAiK Co., IhiO Jan. 10, 1850—Hr. ■ Ha W FuWwE— Sir. You are at liberty to use J ill ftiiiowixig statement for tho benefit ol the as \ mitKl : / a!tucked with tho liver Complaint, I i - %v.i. j. apparently brought me to the brink ofi 1 ) h-grave. 1 uring my sickness l was attendin' <i| bybm- physi-nang in our placm .h**- reoaived [•ahaip ‘♦iatr" i v«A i xblis remedios re- v M (jim»ii<Je«» for stiob complaints, but they as |j 'iferde* me u«. rcli-f. As a last resort, I was (f <:iu\dod to try Wistar s Balsam of Wild flkrry, aud by using lour bottles I was restored Mwctu-r iMuith than I have enjoyed before for rl «• years, 'lfiiis st-itement may be relied upon! l* Beisxy I'xkaw. f Jbe above certstii*aie was given in thepre-j v a iCl!0 ; d . A. Strong.oi Honesdalo, who i- we.l iu ui> vicinity us a -uccesfdhj practiti nor. -‘j MtniW l i.wui .v Co.. 1 38 Washington-sired, mM'Smi.i. Krtipr *tors. bold liy (heir Agents I i-erywb«rt m y3l v -. ■'. ', V If*' * f ) ,$•,! ‘ " ‘' ' Commmial 1 FVUNI.Nt; DISPATCH' OFFICE, 1 J- A norm. Wednesday, Junes:), p. M. f COTTON".- Market Tory quiet thus morning', v -'fcout quotabio changu io quote!ions Sale?. I lii titles, lat 9, and 116 at 12 cents. Receipt?! j l bales. j Provision Market | Jtej+n&tyK. | „ f KETAII. PRICKS. ! OT ‘ wt whol v'f io <s is*| ■ jl KSK!!! # :;:vX J SWAK&'«T-S t _ ~|. LOTTERIES! 1 ' TRIUMPHANT! j Swan & Co. CONTINUE TO DRAW AS H sf'Al. Without Interruption. SWAN &CO*B LO i TERIES ARE LEG ALA NT' At'-! TIIORIZRD BY THE STATE OF GEORG l*\ 1 l The late attempt to injure our Arm has sliotft that our Lolteriefi aro drawn fairly ; that our! Prizes are |>aid punctually ; and that our. Schemes are more liberal than any other Lottery in the World I rpHE following Scheme will be drawn t A by 8. SWAN k OOMP’Y, Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in each of ttwir Single ! Number Lotteries for JULY, 1858, at AC-j GUSTA, Oa , in public, under the euperluten-: deuce of Commissioners. CLASS 22, To be drawn in City of Augusta,Goin public, on 1 SATURDAY, July 3, 18 >B. CLASS 23 Tb be drawn io city of Augusta, Go., in public,on SATURDAY, July 10, 1858. CLASS 24, To be drawn in City of Augusta, Ga., in public, on j SATURDAY, July 17, 1858. CLASS 25, To be drawn in City of August*. On., in public, on SATURDAY, July 24, 1858. CLASS 26. Tu be drawn In City of Augusta, Ga., in public, I July 31, 1866. ON THE LAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS !! ! ] Five Thousand Four Hundred and Eighty' I Five Prizes ! «ftft»«ftft»« INC? ft.«l-ft*-* T SKA RI.T ONR PRISSK TO RYRKT NIK* TXCKXTS ! MAGNIFICENT SCHEME! To l# Diawn each Saturday in Jl XT, 1858. | 1 Prize of $70,000 1 “ “ 30,000 1 10,000 1 ‘ b.OOO 1 “ “ 4.000 1 “ “ 3,000 1 “ “ 1.5001 4 “ “ 1.000 4 “ 900 4 “ « 800 i 4 !t “ 7001 ! 50 “ “ 5,0 j 50 “ “ 3001 ! 100 “ “ 125! ; 230 < 100 APPROXIMATION PRIZES, j 1 V;' vi *B,BBB 4 “ •« 200 “ 10,000 “ are 800 i 4 “ “ 125 “ “ 5.000 “ are 600 j 4 “ ,l 100 “ 4,000 “ are 400 4 “ “ 75 ,l “ 3,000 ure 300 i 4 •• “ 60 “ “ 1.500 “ ure 200 I 5,000 “ 20 are 100,000 | 5,485 Prizes amounting to $320,000 j Whole Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters $250. A Circular showing the plan of the Lot ij teries will be sent to any one desirous of receiv ing it. J '4lorfiQeht.cs of Packages will be sold at the fol : lowing rates, which is the risk : ■ Certificate or Package of lo Whole Tickets j ! do do do 10 Half do .... 40 do do do lOQu&r. do 20 j do do do, 10 Eighth do 10 i In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the [ 1 money to our address for the Tickets ordered, on , receipt of which they wil- be forwarded by iirst mail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in ; any figure they may designate. •J ibe List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be i sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing j***- Purchasers will please write their -;gua ,j ture-: plain, ana give their Post Office, County and State. fir Remember that ev a ry Prize is drawn and payable in full without deduction. Hi" All prizes of SIOOO and under, paid immo , dlately after the drawing—other prizes at the j usual time of thirty days. ; A’’ commuuicati<-:!8 strictly confidential. ‘ Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to a SWAN A CO., Augusta, Ga. tSf* Persons residing near Montgomery Ala II or Atlanta. Ga., can have their orders tilled, and J save tine, oy add re) smg S. Swan & Co. at either of thoso cities. _ jr29 GORDON SPRINGS. ‘ !.OCATEDIS. NORTIIKKN tttiOUUIA. NEAR ITS NKI. HJJ..I., ON STATU P.AIJ.KOAI). ; riTHIS PLACE has changed hands and ! JL since the last season been renovated and - very much improved For the approaching ! Sumroei the ser. ices of an efficient landlord or I Lady will be secured, whose sole duty it will be 1 , to contribute to the comfort and enjoyment of s' v isitors. A competent Band of Music i- -ilready secured, and while muocenlamusement w ill be a fiord cd for the promotion of sociability, c;i dig *; sipation will be strictly prohibited. In short, this shall be a place where the moral ami reli ! gious public may sojourn without b'-iDg ojl'end ;eri. Both cold and w f arm P*ths will be tbr : Dished. The curativo properties of the wafers are pro bably unsurpassed in the Soutfi Magnesia. | (very strong.) Chalybeate in various corabina- j j tioua, &c. Number of Spraigs ten or twelve. I Mr. S. DUNN will r«-‘t daily C>aches, Hacks, from Tunnel H«l to the fepriegs. J. B. GORION •j p. s. Having a plantation attached the j i FpringS, board can be furnished jpnch .beaperj j (len is usual at such places. j«7 , ! “ SPRINGS. UERRIW hi HER COUNTY, GA. riiHE UNDKHSIGNED having secured .1 the coni'ol of th.; valuable property, in cluding no only the Hotel and Cotlag- s of Mr. ! Mark 3. out also the adjacent buildings of Col.! Olivo.-, with all the Saloons, Bathing Houses,, j G»vdens and Orchards, is uyw prepared to on ferta n any reaaonabl - numbt r of guests in the f most satitfactorj isiaum r. ; Tlie reputation .*f the tu valuable auneral w r a-! ter.-: found in variety »t ttun ueitghtial summer) retreat, and Uin extr'ttoruiuary -aiebrity of the i atmosphere, are tuo well and wntely known to require commonv. it is couftdei;tly believed! that the White Sulphur may be made by sr.it able exertions, the most fasunuumg retreatin' the South. I shall spare ueither labor nor ex pense to secure for the place .he unbounded popularity which nature has designed t tore tcive. My long experience in hotel keeping, and facilities for obtaining the very best Sap phos of every sort, will enable me to meet the wishes of the most fastidious visitor. An excellent band of music will be n lxartofj the attractions of the ok* --. ana fu*.,-. ibntrftPTc' libarnUi^ onjoymont ot our guestc. A\- Contive servants shall be on band In every de- * paruaont, ana if we fail to please, t shall not be from a want cH the most indefatigable eflbr'3 to contribute to the health, co fort and rational i enjoyroont of all wl o come to aee us jc7 m WM. O. HALI.DRAN, Proprietor ladies' Fine Philadelphia Shoes | UST KIfiCRIVED, Ladies’ Fine Ki U U I'ARUUIEd ; ; Ladtea’ Fine jKW TIES; do. do. BUSKINS ; do do do BLIPS, with her 1: ; do do do BOOTS, do do do do Silk CONG. GAITERS, wl«l heels . j do do do do do without do. i For sale low by BURCH & R<>BKRT, my2s m At the old stand of J. W Bprcb u* OFFICIAL DRAWINGS ay Tint Academy X,cttery.! . OF GEuRGLv.. -rn arc the drawn r.-oathe's of the [ >r o 1 50. 15, l-l. iK), 2i, 21, 51, CS. 58, ! 4, Tho Mmj are the u, aw n Numberst.f the SPARTA ACADEMY J/rrri?.T, Clasl m- extra, i drawn JUNK 30. 1868 • 27, 19, 63, 10, 87. 44, .56, 51, 14, 64, Lr'.Fffi 1 ’ } Co—sionete. S. SWAN ACO-. Managers. lIITGFR «v CO ’S ■«.; nc a. m' ~m ftL*K- m-yma SEWING MACHINES. rjUIISE aro the only Machines which j Store, 244 Broad-s.-ect. i THREAD, lr>r Plantation «?e ; j I rWIST; Sewlr.e Machio. OIL, NEKDI.E.4, ij: t fior -ale. •Apply for .a copy or Sixork * Co.'s <;a«U«. ! Stent free by mail. je4 ts IFLIC^JEI ffllliROIMIES!: IWE HAVE JUST jfECETV r ED[a rery I ! Tv large assortment of French Worked Collars, I swiss sxeMcsmsr B4m>s, \ j SWISS AMD KIMfXnNGS, ’.SWISS AND JAOONKTfUIUNCINGS, ! Plain and Eino’d LINEN COUARS, Large aaz’t. Plain and Emb’d L. C. IIDKFP, Rich CliftDtiily LACE VEILS, new styles. —AL^O — I Rich Silk and Uce MANTILLAS, ! LINEN DUSTERS, Rich Organdie MU-LVSP, j Low-priced LAWNS, White BRIIJJAN: j Plain and Check NAINSOOKS, do do JACONETS, ; do do CAMBRICS, | do do MULLS. These Goods having been recently bought at * j . great reduction on the market price, will b. ! ■-•old correspondingly low, and a portion of thorn' j having been bought of the manufacturer about ; 50 per cent less than they could have been i! bonght at any auction sale, they wil! be sold I lower than the same quality of goods have ever |i been offered at in this city. Our stock is other , j’.vise well assorted, and offers rare attractions I I in the way of LOW PRICES. All of which we > will be pleased to exhibit at our , € * »■ «- :»»•»• ft «r-ar* *6 ft «.*:*• «?• , jel7_ BROOM & NORREI.L. ATTENTION J mWK DURUO GENERALLY and Phy ' JL sfciftUß are respeettuuy a•. y subscriber haa received all the Apparatus >nd ' Materials for manufacturing the celebrated new remedies i! SYRUP SUPERPHOSPHATE IRON ant> CHEMICAL FOOD; and that he is prepared to furnish these reme : dies at the low rates of $9 per dozen THOMASP. FOGfRTF, l Broad-st, Augusta, ‘.'a , undor Auguste Hotel. . | P. S —Aa the utmost care and skill are requir ed in their manufacture, the public ure caution ed against purchasing many worthless com pounds now in the markt t. * je22 T. P. F. 0' - W. CLARK & CO., D Wholetale and Retail «> k «> *: ac m , ' UTOCOMMI SSIOS MEBCHA^TS D. t HURFREEBBORO, TEN.V. n : ftir-trict attention given to purchasing Crain i Bacon, lard, Ad., on all Ofdera encloamg remit <r, tam es. g, •■nces— J. P. Wilder, Savanna.: : Thcs. 1* i- Stovall. Augusta : Charles Macon y j High, Peters & Co., Atlanta ; Col J. H. Glover j Marietta ; OoL R. L. Mott. Columbus ; Thoma d{ J -sepli, Montgomery. Ala. : Vv". Spence, • Ex e.bange Bank, : * Murfreesboro Lanier & Philips >. i Nashville. un2o-wly ' 1858. 1858. j SPRING TRADE. rI CHOICE FAMILY DRY GOODS. BROOM & NORREI J. i \A/ rOULD ' nv *to attentiijn to theii j T T l irge and elegant-stock of i t SPP.IKO AND SfIJMMKR '3OODB, they are now displaying at tl:. One Price s r r o x-t. £i: ! Comprising everything of the latest and most > eiegant styles in LADIES’ DRESS GOODS, JK 'ft* »- ft «ft JB» ft LACK MANTILLAS, TALMAS, SHAWLS, 1 «00P SKIRTS, of every kind maoufactcrcd ; HOOPS, of every kind : | DUSTERS, a large assortment IRISH LINENS, ofourcvr M iortat.-c i ALSO— All the bc*?t ir akes in the market of I> o m e sties, Housewife Goods, LINENS. DAMASKS, SHEETINGS, &c. Making up one of the best J»iocka of Pry Goods j ever offered in this market, and embracing all jof those styles most highly prized by good 1 Housekeepers. Anti as we are the only hon e in the city that invariably adhere to tho One Price System I We would call particular attention to*this fea ture of our trade, and ask ail to oousidcr its ad ; vantages. It guaranties to the BUYER the Lowest Market Prices I • Because it forces the SELLER down to the .RnaVT' est sum be can potssibly afford to take forTus Goods, and of course -BARGAINS cannot 'no ox : pected from any other mode of doing besineen. ftkr Please notice mat wo Adhere rigidly io ONE PRICE j ft*- That price we guarautAe to be as low as i the V 4W that wn never resort to the tnck of BAIIfVG. inylb Wire canopTes FOR BEDSTEADS! a felt »rppi,Y mccuyed by C. A. PLATT & CO. J me 19 . (it ON CONSIGNMENT’. A fresh lot of PINE AfTLESand BANANAS For sale low by j«22-2 A. i\ BEERS ■ -' ,v .v - • -V laffwlidin OHoaail ! masct*(svbk> oi .* Steam Engines, Boilers, Sugar Mills, Cii . in > ; r Jimj ->-BS, keeps constantly on hand STATIONARY AND PORTA ~ t-S-.TNR, from f* :r to fifty horse power, manufactured by H. Euan & C'o -XCain't ; Pock Works. Brxwittye. it™. i iron Kailins. | 1 an, manufacturing t , mM t approval patterns of WHOCMBT AND CAST ISON P.wIUNtJ, »n« l ave llic Agepcy of the NV . York Wire Bailing and iron Bedstead Company. i«»»> n. o. i.ivvn.iy• IfftiS it eobee¥7 IT THE OLD STAND OF J. W\ BURCH,) HANCMCnmiBS AND RETAIL DEAI.*I ? IN BOOTS AND SHOES ’ Trunks. Carpet Bags, School SoMfls, «*«-.» « a*.. «C o. Opposite the Adams Express Company. Augusta, Gi. A Orient! and well scloctetl assortment of GO PS in the above Ho- constantly on band. Their SHOES are made e- • oc'ully 'or the retail trade, and will be spM np-n rcrtiona t>. -ms »sr CAUL, A.VD SEE THEM. sraySO. CHEAPEST PAPER South of the Potomac! DAILY I'VE MAG DISPATCH. ALGLSTA, OBOHKIA. T AIL i . $4 pv r year—WEEK LY, $1 50. La'll Y IN .trU'AN’CT. fw-.The MspATitL published at 8 \}Kj o’clock p. M.. H d»Hve*«! in .Macon, D ’ Atlanta. and points, tit daylight the morning after piltiicatioi: THE DIIIT uisrmn L ;Contalr.3 the late * and jnail intelii r , genet, up to tho hour of publication, and c-Ters J; ’lo merchants and tv :■*.,»*g public a moil do l- | s'raldo medium of Commercial, General a*b - j X_iO O X_J sy jr* . !It contains accurate repor-, 0 f the leading mar ° i koLs of this conr-try ai d Kiiip,. a nd a earefal i daily statement of the CURRLNT in l* ; AUfiliiSTA. based til*'® ociimi ransaciious. Its D reading columns will contain t<\.n reiiab'.e £ j summary of the y. m r wn r. 9 uiiuu yvti%\ [ Oar advantages in thi.i departmin a r o un _ * ;|ca!!ed t embiaeli . in addition to -e usual j mail facilities, telegraphic commnni at-n vr.th ail the principal i iti&s, and a large corps f s p C _ | ciai correspondent*. The rapidity with *h!ch the t i 3PATCJ* Las obtained a circulation, equalled by very .v.-y * Daily papers Fouth. u/fleientiy attests the *,<*- cer-s and practicability of (heap papers. Thy : J follow railroads os nan rally as water runs dov? ir | hill. The DISPATCH 1: located at the most fu. : vorable point, and issued at the most favor at l<. time for obtaining and disseminating the VERY LATEST NEWS. The telegraphic and mail facili t* es of Augusta, and its proximity Id the interior, * give it material advantage over any of its -i te r cities as .1 distributing point, and an Fretting • ! paper, furnishes news to Middle and Upper Georgia, parts of Tennessee and Alabama, an 1 ! to South Western Georgia, and parts of Florida. * twelve hours in advance of any other publica . tion Merchants. Planters. Speculators, end tho 1 reading public would do well to test these agger* j tions for themselves WEE K E Y DISPATCH. j This paper is issued every Friday, anti con tains 3d columns, (with few advertisements,) * ; and in addition to the ( on.mercia’i and General 1 News of the day . and tho Prices Current tu Au- Jgusta, it always contains an attractive vari dy ’ | of pleasing Miscellany, Tales. Sketches, Poetry, 3 . Ac. it i? the design of the Proprietor to muke the 1 WEEKLY DISPATCH I emphatically a SOUTHERN PLANTERS HOME NEWSPAPER. Tlvousaftdg of dollars are anuual ! I? sent abroad fcr cheap papers for the fireside. \ May not an established Southern enterprise hope ■ j for a share of the patronage of the reading ■ ; public ? 4®“ Specimen copies sent when desired. [ Chibs of five or more, to the same address, be furnished with the paper fur $1 each. :! ' - S. A. ATKINSON, i Aaa?ygtlcorgi» Tor any JwPb^g^ar Carolina, j 1 Tennessee. or Alabama, the above ad ; vertiaertent once cm* twie*. we will advertise to ■ | a like amount. June Id Notice. Any person wanting a ten ANT for a good Hou.se of $ or 30 Rooms, I 1 not over 16 minutes walk irema tny office, will please let me know at ur.ee. V’ jeU-tf SAM. SWAN. rVENTLE MENS' SUMMER HATS VX Bleached and Pressed. Hats sent frunr j the country promptly attended to. LH. STEARNS fc CQ Agents, j First door above Mechanics* 'dank, Broad street , I MJ ' . ts Gold Pens B? pointed, Making.thfm as good as new lor 60 cents- each. Person* at a distend can mail Per? to up, mi.,losing the cash, and tue S | will rccp ; .« prompt attention, ! 3 H. PTFARN3 ks * GREENE At PULASKI LOTTERIES. Managed, Drawn and Prr.ts J’-at by - V t nil known and reaper JJe firm of liHEIiOIIV & MAV KV . I SALES CLOSE EA> 'H DAY at 2 o’clock KXTRj’t CLASS it, \V»h »>e drawn oa 3Vi3OfESDAf, .June SOtli. ' RICH SCHEME ! $82,802! 11‘rile of . $10,1)00 > 1 do ... 6.0C0 '! 1 do 4, t o ’I 1 do 3,000 t I do . 2.860 5 do 2,<M 0 r , 6c, Ac., Tickets. #lO ; Halve?, sf* ; Quarters, #2.60. ’( EXTRA .CLASS 28, \ be diawn on SATIRJ AY, July f.-l, lfoß. ; 37; 598 DOLLS. 1 1 do ; . ]3,000 L - do 7,600 i du 3,600 2 do 2,000 50 do 1.000 60 do 6 0. 6.C., Ac., Ac. ; Tickiftr, #10: Halves, #5 ; Quarters, *2.50, r UNCt'RP.ENT NOTES, mBKC.TR AND LAND WAR B RANW BOUGHT AND SOLD. THE SMALLER CLASSES. Win be drawn every day in the following order MOM fA Y Cl a.<B 333; Cap . #10.009: Tioke*i #a,6o • k TUESDAY do 154 io .000 d,» 2. CO 'S* Ki* DAY do 156 do 4,200 do ICO . ! rH’RSDY do lib do 4.1*00 do 1.00 . FRIDAY do 157 t'O # i*7b do 2bo ‘ | SATL’RiI'Y do lsi do 4,000 - 1 ‘JO ' Payment of Prize# *r. the above l.otterl«R I- ' fi seeuref by a bond of *nvouty j2K->i.sand DuD Jars, in the hands of the Treasurer *d the Com missioners, appointed by Uxe isUte of Georgia. . Note? of all s-Avcu* Hanks toi.ee in pavmeni * j for Tickets. Orders prompfly attended to. atd Schemes • i and Drawings forwarded. AppJv t<» JOHN' A. MIIXLN, Broad-st., C doors below Pest OfPce je2B VenriAT *..r ; r<- ■-< A Maury !v . y ■ GROVER & BAKER’S .SEWING MACHINES. ■r |j EASONS why the GUmivlr & Bakir .1V Machine 1? unit craall v preferred for fiutiiiy . r : 1 tis moro simple and caster kept in order * t!a;.n irij- oilier Machine. * 2‘L * mtikes a Beam which will not rip or 1- **®vel, Lough every third stitch i.-, cut. I ?kl, from two ordinary «po©K and thus / . il " troub? of winding thread ts avoided, while ; the same machine can be adapted at plcatura J by amereclange of ip*#, to a!l variet ice of work , 4th. The same machine runs silk, iiuen thread : am: coramw sjiool cott</n with equal facility. sth. The 3tam in as etastio as the most elastti 1 fabric, .so * ha. It is free from all liability tobrcal ; lo washing ironing, or otherwise. i 1 The titefa made hy thlr machine is rQOt\ beautiful tinn any other made, cither by hant _; or machine. j Merchants can secure the sales of these Ma chinos In the»r different ioculDj-As, with ,«GtUtf i; themselves and their customers. •>> appH-irgta the •.mdersigued. owners of tho Itujhtfor Gv-syuk ; These macbiuoß are always o« f’jQtibition t( , their rales Roov.. on Brou.i street > 1 n*' 4_ YH* p. STgVAI L.V CO. IEEUMYnATING i t'A.XNEL COIU4L. ; ri EfXS beautiful OU is s«C* I X >il before vlfipw’d In tii«s mksl.wu 0 safe, and evoegds.-ca iOiA Coal (K<-r •or*'*'*-? and UOVB to c bv j seas-vi cd' 1 aui Lamps &c., to any r«fbio,c m make a trial My pricu 5a #l.2ft per gallon, which will bo . reminded mLf Oil b returned. LAMPS. ClJ’Jtt i.yfwfS, fw -ale by S£® Ii K - *vsger._ Philadelphia Shoes. |’i T UST ‘-'-KOV.D, by lMt St*amel - O all kinds ttEN-S* FISE HR*sss ajXJKS :o j 1-h‘knl.iphk m*ke. ismy vnil b «la tow C.I amt S.ie Uifm. BURCH & RCBfcRT my-a-m At tile M stw Aof .1. W Burii The VI a-tic Moo ii>« ‘ TSFASTCOMISUINTt)FAVOR- san li : X fins sh-.wn at I. H. SOUKSS Si CO. l Ot : Qeri ..o’lcited.'’ -uy.9 \ Rc r eT' T. P. G.kvl. H.J.Oeft- j. _ ’ Sup’i mat h Cloth l>. cks t S ; \\! Ehate full ined and f- 11 ln ™ mc< m VV FROCKS, ctr aper t"® ;\ d w b<! for*. tnht K.«t t, vi t :1 iSm k k7\*saix -* l ™ k ■ “ a. .]f\Et lit transacting »»y buam«M us-