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- J |)srtiarnt. ■entiy alluded to is department, and htDKrd Doming "H reiterating that, for energy, aeal and promptness, it is excelled by none am! equalled by fen' in the Uigbn This speaks well for the gallant Fire men. and for the liberality of out ‘.'City Fathers" towards them. The Fireman is actuated by the same patriotic impulses that led our Revolutionary sires to repel the attacks of a foieign foe. 't hey are inspired by motives of pure philanthro phy. No mercenary motives can )<t at tributed to then, for theirs is a life of ttii] and expense for the public good. How often has it been tauntingly said, ‘ Poor fools, they are working to save the property of those who won't thank them for it." Rut they do not work for tbankß- they hear in their own breasts the consciousness of having discharged their duty to their fellow-citizens. It is nothing more than just that our “Ciiy Fathers’ should see that otir Fire Department is well equipped for the winter campaign. Now, in time of comparative leisure, should they pre , pare for active service. At the fire on Friday morning last, we noticed that one engine was poorly supplied with hose, not having enough to reach within play ing distance of the fire, and what she did havepvas very inefficient. 1 allude to that noble machine, manned bv as ■gallant a company ns ever “run wid der merchine," Mechanic, 2d Div. Wo sincerely hope that our City Council will not only give Mcchmic engine; hose epourh to vvoik elb. ieuliy. hut ire w:!! supplied, and tOTy- c'iw 'ued for service ■Hi. Editor - Have 1 vein -*ycr senti- - uienUliscd upon the properties of Jjwha Cobbler?- No! -Then you are anT oid w and I’ve a mind to cut yourj | j‘t atari baCobbler!" what! • gwPAthey give our brain. ; ifrhy i,., rhey art! the ouly panacea for Ibisto-oB They will even ea use the " corpulent, aide-cap" to fulrmnaU a ph&ppieat his Excellency. Yes, with a '•good supply of this awbrosean neetur, “ be dog days loose their influence,' and *' obesity ” no longer sluggard iscs the mind. Theyare harmless things, too, • v ' JJ what adds to thuir deliciousuess. i* i . flection that they are purd'j Ameri- Paik about Lo. i Naeoelon-. yajtrifS ou the task* ot the why. sir, they are no more -Jo la V compared to our C'aUnM'i than a satyr '»to his Excellency. Your friend San , if" tv Wai.zek makes a suggestion by which the'‘Governor" car ls» redeem ed from the d n which now appears to await him. Sandy says tiis Excel itrtcy should be immersed in a !y» of Coh hleva. and scrubbed with shucks. This is the only hapt'em that can k*x;p him ft on) itiling from grace. Yea.iir, They end o'er .the brain a heavenly air, And irive from the bosom dull care. Go toticiisWDEtt s, for the genuine, fours, truly, F- M. - I‘au-oaE vnw Fwt. Tin dciui.i.ic Aritreanimys: < " Mr.Pell, in his late address to the America) Institute On the subject of , fish, sayi " at. ninety three feet lie- 1 low the Mgwif the water a slmd | would bi ipfed to bear about the w ,jpht i jnjbxtiids to every sq uare "ir of So m its body, at three! sixty-one feet one hun ■me pounds . at site wo hundred am! 6 four thousand | get, eighteen hnn- to the square j land feet, over one ] Rimes descend into ocean four thousandj t, vviicn they sustain norraous weiglit nd tons - nearly, j ed and tliirty e foot of sur h do not, of •are, as it is exerted ! their bodies alike." / a MicuobcoHS.—When S> appear as large as an I an see ail the wonderful j lation, and are astonish-. has a coat of armour j ' to than ever warrior ( d of strong polish each other, oacli tortoise shell, and i inndvuds of Btrong hose ns the back of , sgeho|f There are 1 V (aright eyes, the j •j-iarccrs to puncture o draw away the ' legs, four of ; broiiat, all rent j hit thrown out! Wr ihtrt-jjnip j 3PF &$. ij' l-UltV ’jt#*, f gr4sw**>* orticr* a*' \ Sply It w not bow 1 trtfjg nn-’SJgli.-iSr *>»<\ -trftar ».rSy.' ; j*’ 1 -’ - ‘ wmnnry •’• veils on by bourn [ Ttt <v?tteh allek>e are but fa//igilower*. fc TV tin tHfi preaeno*’ U tl#\M my 3»row , >V«tli<-:iwMcs cf gJa«toe~B liwit ,n<m? noi Biv/. I l.e ibtl fame<l bin! whose vlor *<&*s, f(HUirteg Wilips - R-flect its ruci-.net when -lie iigwsrti.- Kpriuga. jOul spread amt beauMUfl when day i bright j Hut darkens i >r when fo'ded Crurti hie Urms MvßTi.r, - What te Blood T i i hou.utnds <jf onr reatiem doahtl ss, have seen a person hied. They Itave ’ probably observed, arlerwjtrds. that, it ' divides into a thm, watery fluid, pnd a thick clot, a rrocess which is .jelled . coagulation. They have lieen told that. though the abstraction of a few Ounces 1 is not very injurious, nay. is by many » oonsidored useful in cases of fevers, the j loss of any considerable portion is foie , lowed by death. B«t here their obser vations, perhaps their curiosity, have ’ ceased. Yet there are many who may have often wondered what tills blood ■ an be, which is so necessary to existence * What are its constituents ! In what . way is it so indispensable to life ? How much is there in a human body'' Is ’ | there much waste, and, if so. how is ; ! the vvaste repaired ? Is the blood all ; , aiikag Is the blood of a horse, dog, or . iotber mere animal, similar to that of a man? We shall answar these queries > m order, beginning with the last. I! The blood of a human being is essen t tially different from that of any other animal : and the blood of one animal differs from that of another. The Wood r of ahorse is prison in the veins of a .-dog. The blood of a sheep, transfer-! red into a cat, kills the cat The blood 1 ,of ary animal, except one of its own ■ species, forced into the veins of a man, , brings on paralysis and death. Science has analyzed wherein the Wood of one ! animal varies from tbit of another, i and lias shown that what experiment . .has revealed, can also be demonstrated physiogieallv. ‘ Even in the same animal there-are| i two kinds of blood, one, called arterial. . which rushes from the heart, and the jother venous, which pours into the I heart. The first is bright scarlet, the; last purple. The first passes into smal ijler and smaller vessels, till it reaches some, under the skin, a thousand times! ! (finer than the finest needle's point; the ' (last flows from small into larger chan nels, till it empties itself, in a huge stream, into the heart The arterial 'blood, is pure; the venous full of wasted tissues. The office of thet lungs is to cleanse the venous, blood iwhlch is then thrown buck into tS&Wv heart, aud after wauls propelled ithrougnußfa.'c body. Thus, it will be (seen.aeontinnal and repair goes on in the human body, oHiviiigb .fasteand repair the blood la the £)«!runi> rit . It j | has tieen estimated UvAt, m tie eowreo., of a year, the arteries carry to the ra . j rious tissues not less than three thou-j sand pounds weight of nutritive mat- ; iter, while the veins bring lick to the heart ami lungs, to be expired from the ! latter, as mam thousand pounds weight of wasted tissues. Roth arterial and! i venous blood contain oxygen and car- 1 ‘ibonicgas, the popular notion to the ;contrary notwithstanding ; bat arterial , .bloodcontains much the larger propor ’ tion of oxygen. To their constituents,, ' the gasses excepted, there is but little: difference between arterial and venous : blood. In a man of average weight, tlie quantity of blood is about ten pound-. ■ How much of this can be extracted, ‘ without causing loss of life, it ij difli 1 cult always to tell. In the medical books there is a statement of a hysteri cs! woman, who was bled one thousand , land twenty times in nineteen years. A 1 young man, according to Haller, was ! bled seven pom* is und a half daily for . ten days, and yet survived ; a story al , (most incredible. The chief constituent i ’ jof blood is water, which forms nearly 1 (one-eighth of the whole. Albumenen-' ters into its composition in the propor tion of seventy parts to a thousand, i Sugar, Salts, fat and cell matter compose , the remaindei, the last in the proportion of one hundred and thirty parts to a thousand. These [cells, or discs, as others evil rthcm, are the most curious part of the Uilood. It would be idle to enter into •jan explanation of their comjiosition, as | scientific men themselves are not agreed I I upon the subject. Nor is it possible, in ( ■the present stage of human knowledge, j ; to tell how blood sustains life, except as j |an instrument and v .ncle to carry on the repair, and remove the waste, v/hich tie indispensable to existence.—Plula -fc/;i«ia Lulftr. Postage Stamps and Knvelopi s. A good many old fashioned business | men object to the use of envelopes in 'theircorrespondence, because the post-1 ,mark is an important evidence in the; identification of letters. There is no way of establishing the connection be i tween the envelope and the inclosure. !and of proving that the pnstmaik on (the farmer gives the date when the let ter was mailed. i It w. nld be a convenience if the Gov ernment would furnish writing paper stamed in the same way that evelopes now are, so that the same sheet might: i bear the communication, the supersciip- j i tion, and the date of mailing, without, I the necessity of using the separate, j stamps. ( It would he a convenience, too, if the! , Government would furnish stamped en- \ velopes in a greater variety of size and ; !of quality of the paper. The perfora tion in the sheets of stamps, enabling them to be sepaiated without the use of 'scissors, is a valuable improvement. ; There should lie come way by which the penny post could lie prepaid on Jet - i ters und papers sent out of the city. A ( (man writing on his own business does not wish liis correspondent to pay the] penny post, nor does lie wish to inclose the petty cost f it, either in money or in a stamp. ■*" " “ are many other ways in which ( 'a should lie made to reuder to the United stutc.i,! s own revenues. Out to be the most conveu :ain, and rapid in tbe behind those of France rex'Kirxw Journal. iW . i. ■ >Thej . ;r-r-}ft»i! n» . ... tjjMzbwmMgj ..ami luojp cotton r..|ftuted than wual.-« J pQtjon-CgJiS wejt sit present, but it is! imposslhlt' its |Hy what <lie own. will tic 1 it is subject to so many accidents. Himnseou, July 14.—CropSrjkfe injur-j 'id niatertallf by -the romtabt rains l which have been tailing lot the past! ! two or three weeks, ie.t -?e»til! locking'! i very fine. 5 ! WabrzkCo., Miss.. Htij 18 -As re-| ( gards loss by overflew it is difficult to; , j approach certainty. Most persons are I disposed to undcriaV tbeir loss. Tbe injury by stepage i/vci-y great, and will lie slow in paasingoff. bavinff no es:ape hut by evaporari'n or absorption. l| ■ think I may put my loss of cotton at! one third, arid fly brother's the samo; | a and of corn t,w,< thirds lost, t Os Sipauixar, July 111.—I am on my n,; way home fmu my plantation, and I ; 1- ohpos.l that yen may be interested to ,! know how i fare amid the high waters sjOn my own jlacc the Crop t> this time' ylisaeflue as I have ever had. /i—'sj i- place is hurt lonxiderahly by ffldpagc - water, hat will make a pr.-ltv tair crop -1 splice hi a failure It may make 3 1 000 bitsndW com aud SO bales cotton, which is more than can be said of any; a j other place on the Rayon. A new plao. ;, , we were opeuitg ou Otter creek is all!. ' under. The fiver counties look desola-| \ i tion itself, ani the damage cannot well 1 j r ho ejUmated. Issaqnat i county will 1 ( n not make mot than 5,000 bales,against [ - "4.000 last year. Washington county i I will make nwve and fall short a great!! r( deal more; o of the counties above jj t and in the Jaxoo Valley. . ? Yazoo RfvfcK, July 20. Our place is’ suffering i«i than most of those in thet - ■ neighborhood. We have 20 or 30 acres' ■ under watsi. other live the prospect is ! daltering. ! Coahoma Co., duty 20 iam partial-; i ly overflowed ; about half of my cotton! has entirely cm aped ; of the balance,! 1 about oni-third U a total loss, and the!) reomi.idvr is slightly overflowed. Whether anything will he made out of i : it I can’t say. Have made my corn and ! ( ;; saved ray stock. A Spread Kagie Toast, At Prentis Centre, Mo , on the lGth,! 1 the fullowing was the second regular!' sentiment ; Our Xbtion. —Bcgotton amidst the storms of the sixteenth century, hisj infantile movements were dim and in-; i distinctly seen on beard the May Flow-, or, on the rock of Plymouth, at James town, on the plains of Mooongahela, l I aud on the heights of Abraham ; the ‘ capricious squalls" of its infancy ! were heard in the tea party of Boston, i in Paneuil llall, on the plains of Con-: I ! cord, Lexington and Hunker Hill; in his( 1 boyhood ho ran barefooted and bare | (headed over the fields of Saratoga, ( Trenton, Princeton, Moontonth, and; Yorktown. whipping his mother and! turning her out of doors; in his youth I} he stroieover the praries of the bound ! i less West and called them his own;!' : |iaid tribute to the despots of Barbery ( ; ;in .powder and ball, spit in his father s ' , face from behind cotton hales at New , Oil mha, whipped the mistfers of the 1 t ocean, rewtle-i in ihe halls of Mi.nte-M ;zums, straddled the Bee|f Moenw.ai;;s, ( find with one foot, up-.* goulep «an<i: and the other up*vn codfish and lnmtwi -Ile'<l the world ; in his manhood, ( i clothed in purple and fine linen, he I rides over a continent in cushioned cars, ; rides over the ocean in palace steamers, sends his thoughts ou wings of light ( ning to the world around, thunders at the door of the Celestial Empire and at 1 (tire portals of distant Japan, slaps.bis poor decrepit father iu*tbe face, and tells him to lie careful how he peeps in ; to any of htsp'..\aro(ins, aud threatens! lo make a sheep pasture of al! the land that joins him. What he will do in old age, Rod only knows. May he live ten thousand years, ‘ and his shadow never' ; he less." State of Kurope. The New York Courier and Enquirer j publishes the following extract from Ihe private correspondence of ‘ i friend in . Europe, who is more familiar with pub . lie affairs than most men “lamsorry to be compelled to ap prise you. that there is a screw loose somewhere in ‘the Conference.' The! ' sittings o{ that body have been, during; :| some days, suspended, in consequence! i; of the real or yrf»' tided) illness of the: j Turkish Envoy : and will not he re !sumeri until week after next, the loth.! The state of (he Turkish Provinces, is, ■ no doubt, the subject of deliberation, *j probably, of angry discussion. I I “Russia is assembling an army of ! 120,000 men in Roland—Ati-tria is arm ! ing her fortresses in Italy—France, by sea and land, is armed to the teeth, and ;! to the fullest extent of her capacity.— ; The citadel of Antwerp is being fortified —and England is engaged in defensive preparations on an unexampled scale I— \ What does all this portend ? Not im mediate war certainly ; but this itatiliui- Ivm that ought not to ea*f, and which can not exist long, without something very; lamentable arising from it ‘ The news liotr. India is, T fear, much ( more deplmahlc even than the public is permitted to know. Insulation nearly : universal; and our poor fellows forced to tight under a scorching sun, and in a temperature and an atmosphere similar j to that which exists at the month of a highly heated oven. “From China the news is warlike; and from Persia, that Rus ia is deeply in triguing there. From your country 1 ! alone, we receive cheerful intelligence ; (and all matters between you and ns be- I ing on a friendly footing, John Bull • j will not shrink from the performance of j his duty. Ho has much work on hainßj j but he will apply himself to a faithful , discharge of his duty." Justice.—A poor man in England j 1 sued a wealthy knave for the seduction, ( of his daughter. The suit, failed by u(t uotpros., through the negligence of hisi, 1 solicitois. The cost fell on the plaintiff ‘ i --three poundseight shillings. He was; i thrown into prisoD, where he remained; | seven years. | The increase of female writers of the! j first rank is one of the most marked ; features of the times. No less than" ■ four of the learned papers in a late i number of one of the venerable Ameri- 1 can Quarterlies, were written by females, i I For 60 days, rain has not fallen ill the j vicinity of Clover Hill, Cheslei filil coun , ty, Va. Miss D. L. Dix, is in Nashville, on a! visit to the Lunatic Asylum of Tenues- , hie. r ■ 4 ; Ji 4$ yojnfy ft bon ofi ’ •) the dint I ttie :>t ltd fe "%J»! I ! wst, i.f-KUw!' Minnesota last of ali LstimaUnß * t . | j nowes of MftH&H'liHfettts »t Ik'TS j*«)' bSiSf, ; their value -will be SS.T.VXOO'V am! all tjbo linrses in thy ITriite,! Hiat.r# the ifiunt.' i ate, would uiakeAYaine •« s3s7, j500,00t1, or more timu hreo *»ttn?s the j ! whole ai ton and, woollen rtftimfactur.: j lug capital in the Uni or., i'tx horse in- { j terest is a most Important ow to the wealth and proKperit/ of the States. -A 'jgrxL x Bot.—faster Toh« Murray, of lAtiroit, a titc6 boy, has be:u sent to I jail for ftfcfy-daye. for whipping his ! mother. lie was in the haht of beat* j png her upon the smallest provocation, l i and a few days since, while at table, he | j became offended with his sister, and cut j he/ severely with a knife. M&cnrcAiir.—The Report of the Board | of Health of New Orleans for the week I ending on Sunday night last, shows the i number of deaths in that city during ! that time to have been one hundred t j and eighty-seven. Os which twenty-five j ; only were of yellow fever. Politics jv tub Kmpxrf State.—A [general movement is making in the State of New York to place Gerrit Smith in nomination as an independent candidate for Governor. He is a well known prohibitionist, and equally as notorious an abolitionist. SiLWHfI Indians.— On the 17th inst the Spanish steamer Mejico arrived at Havana from Vera Crus, Sisa), &c.,: bringing fifty-two Yucatan Indians, to: be sold as ‘ free colonists” for a term of j years to Spanish planters. THE OCEAN STEAMERS. Sailing Days io and from, the Cnii.d Stoic*. \ FROM EUROPE. Hudson, from Bremen, for for N. York.. July 17} Vanderbilt. from Havre, for New York . July ’2l l Persia, from LtverpooHor New York—July 24 | Arabia, from Liverpool for Boston July .1 , FROM THE UNITED STATES. Cicada, from Boston. for Liverpool July 2* ! Asia, from New York, for Liverpool.... Aog. 4 | Ruropa, from Boston, for Liverpool Aug. 11 Hudson, from New York, for Bremen . Aug. 14 Persia, from New York, for Liverpool .. Aug. 18 ! Arabia, from Boston, for Liverpool. . Aug. 25 ; Gmmnerrial Intelligent. AUGUSTA DISPATCH OFFICE. I July 31. -85%. ‘ j 1 COTTON.—We l ave hoard of no Rales this ; ■a ori.ing. Receipts 79 bale- . WHEAT.--The demand is quite active, and * prices arc unchanged—9.', cents to $1 for Bed, $1 Co sl.lO lor White, sacks Deluded. CORN.—lbis article drooping Prices range from 70 to 75 cents. • 1 MACON, July 2».— Cctfoti The market during the past w<s.k has been dull and declining, hav ’ :ng lost since our last issue. Stock on sale light,'and demand confined to local manufactu rers. Ac quoteßto 11 \ % coots. The weather U now fine for crops v\'e hav-* favorable ac- 1 counts from nil parts of the country. KNOXvir.i.E, July 20. ivowtttftstandiiig the! heat of the present week, there have been sonu i transactions. There has, liowever, been no ma 1 terlal change in prices of Grain, Flour or Bacon. : Wheat has sold at *5 cents for Rod and 65c. for 1 prime White,.and any quantity, either of th* old or new *\ jp, will meet with sal or. at this figure. i i ;<>i*r j* held at our quotations of ian week, r*»7.: $3.37 *.r> "5 for country brand*. Bacon is cull *h*n offer mil n lots, including j . hog round. (Soar Sides n«av be quoted at * slight advance, being for tnc current week worth &>£ Shoulders 0, Hama 7lf cents. It is • the tmpresMoo of many dealers that the preva j it nee of the cattle disease along the Southern 1 seaboard, and for many wiles in ibe Interior, will increase the demand for Bacon in that q»;ar ter. Tl»o retail market is abundantly supplied with | Poultry, Vegetables, Fruits, Ac., auii i»i> -c : keepers have c< se.l to com pin . n ol the high ! prices of pre vish us or of the scarcity of supplies. ! Money i.: stilt tight, but all tradesmen and oth : ora have hope that an improvement in tbis re j spect ia just before us. Sntamiiih f x porta. July ill —Pur bark Maria ilorton, for N York , —llu hhdg. Molas.ses, 582 ba'es CtUon, 19 bales | Cotton Waste, 24 do. 1 omes; •. 227 bblß. Rosin, 51 bbls. Tor pent: no, and sundries. J Per brig John Shaw, for Portsmouth, N H.— (102 -89 feet sawed Lumber, 8.000 feel rough Timber. ___ Chariest on Uiports. j July 29 —Per scbrß B Johnson, tor N. York— j 195 pieces Mahogany. pipping Intelligence. CHARLESTON, July SO —Went to sea, schr B ; S Johnson, New York ; Tern I ydia B Cp.oerth wait, Wilmington, N. C. AKKIVAIfi FROM TDIS TORT Bark Modena, Boston, July 7 Bark Cbrokee, New Orleans, July 25 i UV TOR THIS PORT. Brig John Freeman, at Boston, July 20 OJUBKD OR THIS PORT. Schr Alqnfezar, at Philadelphia, July 27 «All.Kf> FOR THIS roßr. Ship Maria, from Teael, July 9 SAVANNAH. July 31 —Cleared, bark Maria Morton. New York ; brigs Trent. Jacksonville ; .1 M Shaw , Portsmouth, N. H , sch? W il South, . Wilmington, N. v.. Land Warrants Wanted. 'IIUJB HIGHEST MAKKET price will J be paid for BOUNTY LAND WARRANT*, by JACK-.ON, MILLER is VEUDRKY. | jy23-d2ec2 Palmetto Machines., WITH Gases to lock tip, thus secur ing the Machine from disorder by per | sons.not acquainted with it. Call and sc-o them. jv2o L H. STEARNS k CO. IjtNß AFPLE OHEESe” for sale hy" jy23 ESTES k UIdLKK. Medical College of Ga., The next annual course of Lectures tu this Institutiun will brgm on the first Monday In IVuvemlxtr uctl, with an lotroductor Lecture >y Prof. Jomcs. Emeritua Prof, of Anatomy— G. M. NEWTON, M. D. Anatomy—H. F. CAKPBKLL, M, D. Surgery—L. A. p. Cbeiuietry And Pharmacy—J'Jd. JONES, M. i). | and Proc ice—L. i». FOKI), M. Ik \ Physiology and PHthological Anatomy—H. Y* M. MILLER, M D. Materi* feed*** ; 'berapet;tics and Medical Ju ' 1 risprudonce—l. P. GALVAN, M. 1). Demonstrator of Anatouay—ROßEßT CAMP ; BEIJ., M. D. AaFUiiantDeTconetretor-S. B. SIMMONS, M. D. i ! Projector to the Protean of Surgery—h. w , B. FOKD, M B. C.ralor of Maaeum—T. P- CLEAVEI.ANP. Tickets lor the whol« tW* 1 1J 06 00 Mtttricul-iUou (tu be takt.i once).. 600 ] Practical Anatomy (to b< laknn once) 10 00 I For fur ther informatio'- a PP I . v <« any member ] of ttc Faculty, or to the oruloreigned .Iy2».aNorl 1 r '•AP.PLV Hear HI i mUj, 4 ■ | 1 e -TjA ,> j / ‘ [Sparifc XtaAtr-ajr Lottery. ; The X Kt : . ■ ~Vr>; •« thf !0 [epARTB ACAIiFVVJj./JfffrSr. j JUt V Jn. I fit. : hr I I "if. 71. 4't. 75. 45. 17, If # f , The following Are iao fiw Numbers of thi- n i SPARTA ACA DEIST aow 560—VWro , | drawn JULY 31 ISfH: J , 47, '72."40, C 2, *>9, 40, 70,, 3J, 58, bb. -■ * | i B.tfUS-JL l <>,m7nt3Bibit<?rß. ; L. P. i J | r ;iy2l ; %WAN AGO- Mud-wp. P SSI 55if Wf E ARE RECEIVING, and will keep) * V v constantly on hand frfim *bo ; KTOWAU MA SUVA CrUKIXJ amt MINI XL COM PA Si\ ail OoFcripirona of BAR fRON, whlrh wo BkaU; a -li to the trade at rr-asonablo terms. Thfe IRON a now used at the Georgia Railroad.! and.at oUior jmpjtf in this citv, where the aiost 1 , Ztvwai)'.* accounts are i»lrets of its quaiitv. , THOS. P STOVALL k OJ., J | jyi-Kjro Gt?Tj : i Com. M reheats. Agents. I | n. Clark. &co M 'vf'l-Mlf ami Retail »«. W.J m L Ml , i lIND COM Ml n N MERCHANTS MtIRFR PJSSBOftO. nsjS. j ijfjrStrict uttent --u given to pur<: . ng Drain 1 Paeon. Lard, ate , on all orders -omit ■ . j References-^ J. R. Wilder. Savannah ; Tlios. £ (Stovall, Augusta: Charles Campbell. Macon | Hlirh, Peters A Co.. Atlanta Col. J. H. Glover j Marietta ; Col, R. L.Moti, Columbus ; Thoma ; , Joseph, Montgomery, y\la. . W. Spence. “Ex- ■ change Bank,” Murfeeeeboro Lanier A i’lnlqw Nasl’ville. jan2o wly j riKUSBES, SHOULDER BHACBS, &c. i We bave now in-lore a fine assortment of | the most approved TRUSSES. ABDOMINAL SUP-* PORTERS, SHOULDER BRACKS, Ac. my 11 PLUMB k LF3TNER. j | i. FSEDERM, i 'MANUFACTURER AND DEALER INI CANDIES ; CONFECTIONERIES i Broad Street, Augnata, Geo., Has on an iif 1 a large and rar ud t'oekaf all kinds • j O^L!NTX>i:E3S» ANI) FANCY IMPOUTKII ICONFECTIONERIES 1 FORaIGN ANI) DOMESTIC j FRUITS, PICKLES, Preserves, Catsups and Sauces, ! WINES. LIQUOILB. AND C< 'RDIALS. or AV. KIXDt?. BEST HAVANA *NI> AMERICAN SEGARS die., Ar., «S*c., WHICH HE WHA BEU., Wholesale and Retail, At the lowest price:, and on liberal terms.: Particular attention given to orders, j jy*2Sfl3n> ! l>lsßolntion. rrHE i opanncrshlp of Jacks, ns Mil 1. «p. A Vkrokrv having expired, by its own i iimitatiim, on the lat instant, the un<unslgned i have purchased tlm enttro interest of W . K. , !AOK.-w?t, and inter id < ontluniag the WIIOI ESAIii DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at the i !«1 stand, under • the name and style of iACKSoN, wJLLER A i YERDERY ' GEORGE T JACKSUV. OHN T. MILLER, ' I HAMPEL A. YERDERY. Aiu. - va, u t .., ,'uly 185 g. jyl7-do*cß ! i Notire. HAYING disposed of my interest in . the late firm ol Jxciiso.Md, Mii.i.ek & Vrk ; > CeoauK T. Jackhoiv Joust tnuF.R nnd ; ti-vmv_ kl A. Vrkuwky, who will copunue the bu.»i ] ! ness, I cheerfully commend them toacominn-l ,! lance of public favor. W. E. JACKSON, j Augu.su. Ga. July 16. SAIL jyl7-d6Ae3 JAMiCS A. JONES, ; (Ol THE LA IK FIRM uF l ARNUS v JONES,) K ! IT7ILI; continue the WARE- ntt-x u s ; YY HOUSE and COMMISSION BUM NESS. UfflCi* nr Sales Ho mon t\: i itaSEtfS 1 ’ corner of M Intosn and Roynolda st., A..gu.'ia _ * Georgia, (formerly occupied by Simpoun & i»ard hjner u 1 would «r teludy ro urn my thaukd to ! my’numeri cs friends woo do liberally patron j :sfid me at <y eld st»nd, am! would innstre spoctfullv -oli- it a continuance of tiiesamoat i the new, hoping, by giving my strict personal ' iattenhon to business, to promote th*. interest of all those who may favor me v dh their patronage, j A i orders for BAGGING, ROPE, and FAMILY (SUPPLIES promptly and carefully excruled. Libera! cash ad van u made on PRODUCE la store. jAItfES A. JONES. ! Augusta, July 14. 186tL [i Madlfion Female C'ollegi". ,rnHE FIR-T. OR FAT.L TERM of this I well known Inst.tuLon will begin on the 1 Fourth Monday v 230 day) m augub , under j a full corps of competent ,'nstractors. | Parent- ami uardians arc oarneetly solicited i to bring their daughters and wards at the open intros this Term, which begins the Scholastic r«v. Every facility ior a tktrough education is i ' luruiabod r.ero ami tas rales as the I i same quality of education can l>.i had 'Nsewbere;] j and perhaps more s* when it is considered tlmt! . the French and Latin Languages unci Vocal Mu • sic are taught m the regular course without extra i Shjrgc. * Catalogues coctaiuing full particulars as to I » «iudie.s, Rutes, Rates, kr, . may be Jiad on appli ’ catirn to Rev JAMES 1.. PIERCE, President, or i the under> ighed. w. C. JLtSb, Secretary aud Troasuror ! j 4QT Weekly Chrchicie & Sentinel and Weekly] Constitutionalist copy six limes, jyid-dfro w* j James M. Dye & Co., , WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,! Avgusta. Georgia.. WILL continue the WAREHOUSE! > Y BUSINESS. :n NTTTT\ h'l its branches, at their old .-land, Fire . Proof Warehouse, on Reynolds street, ' *in rc.ir of tbi4 Augusta Hotel By strict personal atteu ion to all business entrusted to their care, they hope to merit a continuance of the liberal' patronage herelofore extouded to tii< m. Orders for BAGGING, ROPE, Fa vfll.Y SUP ! PLIES. Ac., promptly filled. Liberal Cash Advance* made on Cotton and] ether Produce when desired. JAMESM. DYE. THOS. RICHARDS. j Aogasta, July 27,7868. fy2' P. & J. L. FLEMING, Wttvehou> e nml Cuminiii J u „ M nts, AUG USTA , EURO JA, iriUIANKFRU for the liberal support jl P'aatewm this and the ud joining Bt*tes, J iiouth Carolina and Alabama would inform them «j and the pub ic, thaUbey w ill continue the above i buflinetis In ail its branches, and that th y have] •taken that commodious Fire Proof Warehouse, occupied for several years by Messrs. Whitlock j ; Goskery fkCo., on Campbell street, opposite that) of L. nopkins, where they hope, by strict ai lection to business, they will share'the con Q-j j i«oce and patronage ol their fiienda as hereto I fero. Our charges will be theeame as heretef •« o: : ComnsVisions 23 cents per bale. i Storage first month ...2b do do do jAH succeeding month? .12);do do do , Liber**!advance* will be made on all produce j consigned to them, and others filled at the low jen tparaet pricer. P. FLEMING, 1 jyl-wly J. L. FLEMING. vr t'KicKs rsofeisr Wrn i'oBK €«s« IT IS NOT OUR intention to decolvn the public ft » wi *our Good* -*«**<• ;; '“J'y <'«lra p»"*»»er» to rail and vorfy am- .taft-frenia.- liar make )«oni ***r h fun r ALI. STOCK, to uwot tb*» rc-pm-nnr-nty of our trifcieirotti instom'.‘rAjSour assert . • m*nt latooptHc, cheap, and embrace every article tun*!)* .ld.tind* u Te \ v . w \ o r •> STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, M 1 W. thbrofor. other tbw« Coo-U VJTHOp BEEEBYE, M prKW which will lustre a rapid sals ufA 'W tur jtiUJd.-and thr ptiblu-. are jnr t«l to a*" »n ‘-e !0r thejlHelve* ai dto call anai*Jf tin * n». TboGfxxij win bowarfcrf *t at Brio* to correspond w!iliu>atoJ-»r a wtvm Sak*'. • ' at Kor pa »i atjrle of stock, m . oqr femiral L uatarilhi in the city ptkKjre jjr ibT-Im I'. »L CL A la L'ltHß « GREENE AND riXASKI MONUMENT{ LOTTERIES. Managed, D,\< - and Prize* Paid by th ! well known and r&ponsiMc firm of GRKOORT «<i MAI R V. SALES CLOSE EACH DAY at 2 o'clock. j ! -- - - THE Hi!>IALLEK CtiSSBS Will be drawn, every day in the following order : j MONDAY, Clash* IP*2, Cap. s9,fl©o; Tickets*2.oo j TUESDAY 'Jo JP3. do 5 000 do 100 < WED’DAY, do 184. do 9,000 do 2.501 EXTRA O'.AS* 34. ! < Will, toe lrawti on WEDNESDAY, August 4th. i’ BRILLIANT SCHEME. $34,305! :! *19,W0 $7,500 : SI.(KO . 20 of $1,500 ; 40 of 1 *I,OOO, kc , Ac. I Ticket- s ! <i; Halves *5 ; Quarters $2.50. Risk on a package of it, «joartern only $35.25. : TTTRSDY, Class 185, Tickets $1 .00 J , FRIDAY do 188, ..o ft. 500 do 2.0 n . j SATURD’Y do 187, do 4.340 do 1.00 EXTRA CLASS 37, | To be draw-0 on SATURDAY, August 7lh. SPLENDID SCHEME. $35,000! ! $12,600 $7,600 ; $5 000 ; $4,000 ; SB,OOO : $2 lie ; 2of $2,00 , 100 of 81 500. Ac. Tickets $lO : Halves $5 ; Quarters 2.50. Risk' on a package of 26 Quarters $37.00. UNCURRENT NOTES, SPECIE ANDLAND WAR RANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. tST Payment of Prizes in the above Lotteries i it secured by a b'-riJ ol Seventy Thousand Dol lars, in the hands of the Treasurer ot the Com missioners, appointed by the State of Georgia, j Notes of all solvent Banks taken in payment! for Tickets. Orders promptly attended to, and Scheme* and Drawings forwarded. Apply to JOHN A. MII.LF.X. Rroad-at.. 3 Room below’ Pest Crime Corner, j jyßl V*Mi.iwnr r-uor \* Maury j i\ BEEES, I PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MFRCHANT, ! ! it his old stand, opposite the Planters’ Hotel , * Augusta, On. I, f TILL continue to give his entire at f ▼ tention to the sale of HAt’ON. LAUD, FI.OMR, GRAI , FEATHERS. BUILD FRUIT ana j other nr < les Country Produce arid Manufacture. j ; Having extensive and «af<! Storage for Grain. 11a con, Ac., solicits Consignment* of the same *oj j his cure. ! Cash ADVANCES mad * upon Produce tviu i • requested, and sales rendered punctually, j jy» i Copartnership JNotiee. JA. ANALLY h p associated with * him the firm ol WILCOX, HAND & AN.SLEY j { for the trar.s etion of a General Commission an-- Pr«-du o Business. The combined efforts of ‘.lie two firms will be ! given to the sale of Produce and other article* of j merchandise ; and w ith the increased fa cilities j which they now* posses: . *he *wt- ss/ni prone * cutiofl of this branch oi trade, tin y hope to com | mend their hue:ness to Die public yenoralljr. Thu. style of the firm from this date will be J. A. ANSLEY a co. ! tt, a a ''Y, , J. 8 WILCO.k, ? Individual members of j IM. HAN , J new firm. P.H. ANFT.EY, / i July Ist, BJB. , - - Having this day as-toeikted ourselves Ub .V. £ A. ANSI KY, in the GKNFRAL ■ AND PRODUCE BUr-iNESS, under the style and j i firm of J. A. ANH.EY & (X)., «m> tender our j • united services to our friends amt the public ! Our attention wi 1 bo given to all consignments,! i and tht bminm will bt strictly on r>nr*mis. i >n. j 1 We continue at our oid stand itie W HOLF2BALE! j GROCERY BUBINE- 8, independent of the above j arrangement WILCOX, HAND K AN>LFV. I ! July Ist, 1858 jySltn BOERIIAVE’S 'HOLLAND BITTELS. THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOB i DYSPEPSIA, Idibeasb of tiie kidneys,! j Xii ver OoiiX-vpla iiat. ~| WKAK NK S S OF \ \ Y KIVD, FEVER AM) AG I E, And the various affections consequent upon e : ( j I disordered ;| STOMACH flit LIVER, ! SUCH A6 Indigestion, Acidity of the! >tomacli, Colicky Pains, Heartburn, I/iss oi j . | Appetite, Despondency. Coetivonoss, Blind and) 1 1 Bleeding Piles, in all Nervous, Rheumatic, and 1 [ Neurulgic Affections, it has in numerous in ; stance* prove i highly beneficnU, and in others | effected a decided « urc. r I This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared j : on strictly v iemific principles.after the manner '■ of the celebrated Hollan*. Profus.-uir Bmrbave.' , j Because of its great suc«*s in mosc of the Euro- j pean States, in? introdmtiou into the United States wub intended more especially for Hi «seol'! ' our fatherland »‘uttered here and there over the j , | face of this mighty country. Mooting with great j success among them, I now offer it to the Amori ■ Jean public, knowing that its truly wonderful j .: medicinal virtues roust be acknowledged, j It is particularly recommended to tho eior .' h sons whose constitutions may have been itn 1 paired by the coutiumuis of mieut spirits, or other forms of diSQMfit’ >■ ' hmoraJly .instiU - i title oils iu effect. HJ6i4Stlr*f way :/liroc.tiy ; ,tff the 6 1 seat ol life, thfill'a**** 1 ' | raising up tlfs» dJWfns- spirit, at»d, in fact, in [ tusing now health and vigor in the system, j NOTICE -Whoever expects to find this a bev erage wi.l be disappointed ; but to the sick, j j weak and low *pi itci>, I prove u grateful: } | arornmi cordial, possessed v. .. uur remcd ; ai * - 1 woPir.itw. ~ ! ( • -.«!CT, . . | c? Airmto' * The great popubu ity ol this i.eUghtful Aroma j has induced many imitations, which the public r should guard again* l purchasing. Be not pur &u*detl t.u buy any thing •l. o until you have given , Hterbave’s ERdland Bitter.* afu r trial. One bot tle will convince you how infinitely superior it is to all these imitations. #3-SoM at SI 00 per bottle, ;r six bottles for $5. by the proprietors. BENJAHIN PAGE, JH , i CO. .\tanufari:riag Fbariaaowliats a„U * bonUe'. P,'.ob»rgb,j, a For «!.'ia AufUMft by H‘VHAJ.O. C)/<7OB tERfcCO.. I'L.VMB & I.EITNKR, TCIT, and Itrufiglst* generally tbroughoul y.. Jlf 201 ?. -f. ’ P Axt’s VViees. A- .juUX lot of o£<ml WINE, of I-| tl*eWilt Catawba aped,- t | u , pr „dact«li I ! Mr. All « Grape*. 1 j in 11 THm - fiiwi/.it-A co- . . A i\ BBLS. N. YBUf, ia store, I ■ 4rl J and tors' I . j iiltt VROWI.ANP \1 SWAN i CO.’S LOTIK TRIUMPHANT! Swan & Co. fOXTWtE TO mUH AS 181.4 f. Without, hitrrrv ijf.ian. 1 SWAN ifO’S IX) 1 EmEsTltE LEGAL AND AU THORIZED BY THE STATE OF GEORGIA! The Intc attempt to injure our firm lias shown &g that our Lotteries are drawn fatriy that our ■ rrires arc pafd punctually; an« , that our - I Schemes ore more Aberal thanuny other Lottery : n the World ! ' V v^ THE following Scheme will be dmwn K, bv 8. SWAN ti LUMP Y, Maimgera of the ' ' Sparta Academy Lottery, in each o; thrtr Single Number for JULY, 1858, at AU '. <■ GUBTA, Ga., in public, under the sapoilntea deuce of Commit,-i oners. CLASS 22, To be drawn in City of Augusta,Ga.. in public, on SATURDAY. July 3, 18.>8. CLASS 23 jTo be drawn In city of ugusta, Ga., in public,oh SATURDAY, July 10, 1863. ‘ CLASS 24, Ty be drawn in City of Augusta, Ga.,in public, on SATURDAY, July 17, 1859. CLASS 26, To be drawn in City of Augusta, Gn , in lmhlie. ow. SATURDAY, July 24, IS6B. >' v CLASS 26, To be drawn in City of Augusta, Ga., in pr.Mlc, July .‘H. IMBi ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS I« | Five Thousand Four Hundred and Eighty Five Prizes! nr b $ ** r XKARLT OXE DU7.B TO EVERY XIXK TIOKKTS 1 MAGNIFICENT 1 SCHEME! I .A> he. Draun each Saturday -in JULY, 18f*8 1 1 Prize of $70,000 1 “ “ . 30.009 1 10,000 1 ‘ 6,000 ! 1 “ “ 4,000 1 “ “ 3,000 1 “ u ... .. 1,500 4 1,000 4 “ ‘* OC$ ! 4 “ * l 800 | 4 “ 700 ! 4 ; ‘ 600 I 50 “ sio I 50 “ 300 ;100 “ “ 126 230 ‘ “ 100 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prizes o! S4OO Ap. to $70,000 Przo are *1,600 4 “ ‘ 300 « 11 30,000 •« are 1.200 4“ “ 200 « “ Ift. 000 “ arc 800 4 “ J 26 “ “ 5.000 “ arc 500 4 ‘ “ 100 “ 4,0>J0 “ are 400 4 “ “ 76 1 o,')00 are S‘)o 4 “ “ 50 “ “ I.AOd “ „ari:i 200 5,000 “ “ 20 are 5,485 Prizes nmounting to Whole Tickets $10; Halves $6: Qtfa(‘ltre $250. ! tgc- A Circular showing the plan of tba Lot ! mries will be gent to any one desirous of recciv ! Certificates of >h will b» sold at the fiv j lowing rates, which is the risk : ! Ccrtifieafc rS Package of 10 Whole Ticket*.... *BO do n «!o 10 Half do 40 do Jo do lOQuar. do .... 20 ! do do do 10 Eighth do .... 10 | In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the ! money in our a-hires-' fur this Tickets ordered,cm ! receipt of which they will be forwarded by first j nail. Purchasers can have tickets ending in i any figure they may designate, j The list of Drawn Numbers and will b« ! sent to phrebasers immediately after the drawing I iP** V rcbaserH will please w rite their Higna turcs plain, and give their Post Office, County J and State. H-g™ Remember that ov ry Prize is drawn ar»<Jl payable in full without deduction. : All prizes of SIOOO and undPr, ;xud in^mo ; diatcly after vbo dra ring—other i»rizoa at the ( | usual time of thirty days, j AU communications strictly confidential, i Address orders for Tickets or S. SWAN & O QjT Persons residing near ; or Atlanta. Ga.. can have the cave time. b> u . hires -.agicU; of those ci’.ew X ): ---- —a Teimesscc Ba ON CONSIGNMENT. ■’>« prime Tennessee B,» ON, hog . Also, a small lot of very Footco HAMS, we l Ot and free from BkjDpers. A. P. BtrißS. Commission Merchant * jy22-6 OpppEho piantera* H< :, Received this Day, ; | ANOTHER lot of those FIFTY OOLr,AU Qi iaker Oity jSEWING MACHINES ■ : which, from tlieir nmpllcily aim durability, art » : consider*-! sci-eiuob to si,r Marhiaes now )« ; market, HJKiH h ANDREWS, Jyg ts *4O Bromi -■ -e. i. Whisky, Whisky. Ij'lll 13ABKEL8 “Georgia Planters,^ l’/V “ Faulkner’s,“ “i Ike’s - aorl other j l.rands RectiOed WHISKY, in tore a;]4 arriving For sale on accomm-eialius terms hy I. 4- I-. WnXIAMj. ItHcrm Sides and Shoulder 9* jfPEN THOUSAND lbs. Cicar SIDES; ’ : L 1(1,000 lbs. choice BH<HJIDSRB, for i low, by jySO-14 EsriJ. A CI..IRS Vlaokerel. ««>K BBI.S MAOKEIiEL, for rale to At) by jy2l dim A. D WW.UAMF For Sale Lon, I,'' I' K HI7NDHEI) gallons pare T.ir . seed OIL, at fi cents per galteu . 200 gab. pure Sperm OL at $2 par gallon a Ml “ l * l.impU T i fine, $i 25 per 3000 lite. WHITE LEAfu/Uit*. Afeo * and for ale ’ 1 ■ * ,iy 14 _ -Ifl-WW-T IWWi.I , ' LIT IK K R6Li I. f : Comer of tytsJrington ond Reynold atre&s* % Htw O' HAND a full .-ureortnicnt of mjr pe; ROCKAIVAYS, lop and SoT'T'P • I MIUOIIS * " '.'l Uoatl WAGOSa &<■ , .vbit.ft will !,o sot: Atromc y to* 0D »•*»*• mb'!* * li AlS™A.mi aaaorf.aent of Ok !»«►*• rials used t? Coach, ■* SPCH AS m » AXIaFA S RINGS. BOI.TS, flms, T SPOKES SHAFTS, SINGIJETRKEB, SALEABLE CASTINGS, fftTASlKLinfej. LEA "HER •nd CLOTH. PATENT •• and HARNESS LEATH ER, kr.. } Ac. RFJV.UUN'G of Harness and Vehicled don promptly and at tow prices. ir. r’rvriXrtnred to order. __ jy 22 iiF iiAlKli V Five thousand it*, cstce tessee HAMS, just received bi ifU dtlAwA ' 7S CXARK. IS. M. Harris? . t A THIBET AT JAW a»?» r *l. Br IC., a ; ■ji' ' ,„ • *■ -* -c* . t & T