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.»> ixil- j other, was run over find j»Sa»*4i*t«fly j killed. His remains were brought to this citv vesterdav. Camp flitting. Richmond Camp ‘ins; begins at the camp ground, I'teen miles from this city, on ! .it, the 13th inst , when an ! • ■‘■ug meeting is anticipated. This in .g is held un der the auspices of the Methodist De nomination, and several of their distin guished and eloquent ministers are ex pected to be present. „.. Ro*e Cottage. This well known iJ tirsery find Pleasure j Garden, i» still well kept up by Mr. Smith, the present proprietor, and num bers of our citizens daily avail them' selves of the luxuries it affords in the 1 shape of delicious Ice Creams, Fruits, he It is a pleasant walk in the cool of the afternoon and of evenings, and visitors will always find the host ready and willing to minister to their wants. Those who desire to supply themselves with choice plants, either Fruit or Flowers, should pay liose Cottage a visit —— What’* In tiff Wind! It is currently reported about town, * hat precisely at 5 o'clock, this after noon, a deputation of some of our no blest and best looking citizens, will as semble at the Bridge, for what purpose —Rumpi doth not "assign Who can throw any light upon the subject’ Is the famous /moil’s expected ? "Crm-tty to Antmafv- Cruelty to animals, has always re oeivcii the unlimited condemnation of the public press, aiflof every man who “milk of kindness' in his mrnortnl Shakspkare ted the concentrated ■>ss in the person of >. as “ incapable ty from every ■/per said, “I t of friends i manners msibility) it upon turday com left ac dif- .h- is d , ..i Hog oholera Tsiderable ravages mties in Middle ’- that the best to put up the hear dry feed, and but little naive planter in lie attention to lisease among rpose has had in the liottom ami eopence M with feed. ... 1 IT'!*..- - J '(acm CS/»."*, til* iiiW. j ilrltual Intercourse. York, a week or two >f this paper embraced forded him by the («• Partridge, Ksq., Edi- TeJegniph. of that Test Mediums, in ■ther he ooulil oh ns of the Spiritual mount to a per ndfsputable do mind of then sufficimcman ■isfy him as to int#(ourso. :li evidences ate commu thoronghly scepticism v he set igation, using greater d or the j raed'um, intrislnc .o him and al ,»as pot into cninmu-j ..nmy father and elder broth aiso with a friend who departed this oie in Macon, a year or two since, and; about I was not thinking when i lie sent me a message. Os course, there i could have been no ' influence of mind operating to produce such a result. The communications received were such as to [ prove unmistakably the fact of spirit] [intercourse. j On a subsequent day, I visited another, ; medium, who is a lady, and made my [entrance in the same manner, a perfect: > stanger and without any introduction, j 1 She is what is called a rapping and wri ting medium—using the alphabet and writing down the letters signified by tiiree raps, as they were successively called over from A to Z. In this way 1 obtained a communica tion of some length from my parents, !also the following decisive test : First, I felt the pressure of a handj • upon my knee, as distinctly as it was! | possible for such a pressure to be felt —: this was unexpected, and not under-, ’stood until it was written out, that it' was Mended to give me a mu of Spirit Form. I then called for the- names of' my mother and sister which were, iui- j j mediately rapped out, correctly. I then '.called for my own name in full, and! I the medium wentthrougli the Alphabet! twice without her getting any audible .response At this she expressed tor-' prise, when I stated that perhaps I had ■ received the raps on my knee, having ’ felt something like the pressure of a ' j linger three times on my knee, while t : the medium was calling out the Alpha bet. Sle then proceeded, and I was 'enabled by the raps on my knee to de jsignate the letter intended. But Ij I could not get the name I expected, to j wit: tail, but my third name, Wilson, I i was spelled out. It then occurred to me that this was the name by which' inv mother always called me, from ray j youth to manhood. I never knew her to call me Lewis. My fiist name was l then called for and given, when I asked I for the second. At tnis there was some) : hesitation, when 1 requested my moth | er to ask my Father to recollect the! j name of his friend after whom I was 'called, at the Baptismal font, when the! Word Mtau was spelled out. i then re marked that there was no letter want ing in the name as I was taught to spell ] lit. when the letter x was immediately j added, completing the name by which | ■my father used to call me, in my boy- ■ ■ hood—Feltaux being short for Feuillc jteau, which iathe real name. ! 1 subsequently received a communi cation from a brother, quite asconciu 'sive to my mind, from the nature of! the details, that I had been blessed (with the privilege of Spiritual com i Imunioo, face to face, though invisible| to my mortal sight, with my departed i I relatives and friends. And this, too,l 'without any hallucination or excite- j ment whatever, and without any chancel lof deception, because it was absolutely j impossible for the medium to have known anything in reference to my rei jatives, who lived hundreds of miles ■ distant from \’cw York, and who left 1 the earth from 10 to 2b years ago! i The following is a specimen of the j communications purporting to come from the Spirit of my Father : 1 • You ask for a test that you may ;know that we are present. What can |we give? I know of nothing that I tain say, further, tb.au that l am here with yon, not the old man I once was, but a youthful happy, progressive i spirit." ‘‘You shall see positive evidence ®f spiritual intercourse between the two worlds. You will hav» manifestations it home, and you will rejoice to know acre of the life beyond your life r eur mother laagers ueai you and you nns: not neglect her. You should speak to her. [This was done and the manifestations immediately became ter - ieriy affe-NWu»fcu and joyfuld I have put my hand on year knee ~o bless you with the sense of spirit jform. lam very happy, and we are all limited in one sphere and family. J , | have much to say to you when yoii get i j along a little further. I live in all the ; different spheres, audit is my delight to manifest to von in this way. You I must not neglect to get a few points if ■ this Philosophy which 1 find lean give j you here—to wit: that echoes are made 'independent of the medium, and that j we (tile spirits) have forms correspond ing to the natural form. Think on yout spirit friends when sot rows assail you, and know that we are ever ready to give von our forces to sustain you when all else shall fail you. Then you shall draw nearer to the home of your ancestors in heaven, where he weary rest evermore. Your Father, John Akueews. have not space to give further de r the mani/eelatirms obtained, but e such as were amply tujjiaent uy rcasoti and convince mv ‘ their truth and deep signif-i 'ngeriog scepticism was! he winds, and I was: y to acknowledge myi n the new and mysteri-j / designated Spiritualism. I aim home, I found that the ■ ole to me, prior to my depar- j vpw York, that my progress " would be reported to the! ** by an attendant ininistcr '/»« strictly complied with, j "Sr three spirit telegraphic! >n> home, and my friends,: ere kept informed of my end con>lition, during iny s same mysterious mode ’ion 1 All this I verily its reality I am fully am free so to declare, t by so doing, I sub-! charge of self-delu on of mental de-J rangemont, on tin part of those whose bigotry and ignorance over-ride their knowledge and charity. None of these things, however, move me. I bmc that i my perceptive and reasoning faculties! have not been impaired by these inves- j tigations, hut on the contrary, they | have been quickened and invigorated : to a mere comprehension of spiritual things. Moreover, my experience has i been benificent, serene and joyful, and I I have no doubt, such is the legitimate effect of tlic reception of the same de- j gree of spiritual truth, in every candid : and honest mind. Still 1 have no dis position to obtrude these opinions ar.d, views upon others. 1 would have every one "persuaded in his otvu mind.”—l Even what I have here recorded is to be considered as given in deference to the wishes of friends rather than in a pro selyting spirit. L. P. W. A RAKR.VL NOTICE. gr The friends and acquaintances of Mr. and Mrs. V. and D. Boutet, and those of the i family, are respectfully Invited to attend the I Funeral of th' infant son, Willie Ed warps, of ; theiormer. THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON at 6. j o’clock, from their residence on Reynold* street. I au9 j On the 3d inst.. by Rev. Jesse lambertb, Mr. j John M. Brown, of Polk county. On., and Miss JofciCMiiSK H. Brsric. of Floyd county. At Forest Hill, Floyd county, Ga , on the iS7th | uit., by Piev. J. i). Mashburn, Dr. M. M. Gk*en, ; of Gordon county, and Miss Anna E. S. Joanson, of tlie former plat e. ! In Athens on tlie loth insta t, by Rev. P. H. , ! Meli, Mr. Tueodoks F. Taei'an and lllss Elisa -1 jetii A Whitman. Near Gumming. Forsyth county, ou the 16th 1 ult , by the Rev. Henry Tvier. Mr. Th«.mas M. j Keep and Mis:< Thebe A. Fincher. On the 3<) test., at Hiehland, Stewart county, i Ga., by Rev J. L King, Mr. Andrew Hill ana p Mias Janie V Smelling On the jpt inst., by W. V. Wester, J. P., Mr. James Brown and Mi-ss Angelins Jones, all oi Gordon coumy. On the Ist inst. by W. V. Wester, J. P., Mr j K. W. RftKvn aid Miss Kmeiine Waujrcp, ail of * j Gordon eonnty. DIE JO : In Jackson county, Ga., on ts e 18th tilt., Mis** Partiikma Ja>b MiLLSArs, aged 20 years and 8 j months. On the 4th Inst., in Ncwnan, Georgia, William I J. Dotjohjtbtt. in the 28th year oi bis age. In Navarro county, Texan, on the 7th alt., in 1 i the 31st year of his age, Matthew F. Word, of. 1 Floyd county, Ga. ; In Sußdersvilta, on the 2d ins f , Mrs. Mildred : Ainsworth in tbe 26th year of her age. | In Troup county, on the 20th ult., Lviurr C. : Potts, aged 31 y. ar«, 5 months and 12 days. Iu the city of New Tork. on the 22d u't., Mrs. Mart J. Day, wife of Charles B. Day, for many ! years citizens of Macon. In Columbus, on the 4th inst.. of Bilious Fevei, i t Mr. Daniel M. Pitts, aged about 21 years. For j some time previous to Ids death he hud been eu : , gaged as one of the telegraphic operators in that J ; city, and by his upright conduct, hon st iutegri-1 ty, and geßtiemanly deportment. woo the respect { and good Will "I all hit acquaißtaQOCß, Arrival* at Cotoosa Bprlugv-«Awg. 6. H. Greenwood and Lady, Berko Co., Ga. ! • Miss M. J. Greenwood, Mis« S. A. Gresham. J. P. Greenwood, * j C. lu Whitehead, i W. R. Roberts, “ M. Jones, “ . J. H. Neal. Georgia. ! Mini* Neal. j John W. Walker and Lady, Augusts. ! Miss V. 1.. Walker, : Miss V. T. D’Antignac, “ j T. W. Latimer, Sparta. 1 L. F. Berry, • cuS-l j Cold Pens. j T H. STEARNS & CO., Agents for the' I. • manufacturers —the MAMMOTH PEN in! j boxes, at a low price at wholesale. Re-pointing | ] done as usual. jy?.B i < :»rn. }TMVK HUNDRED bushels good up * country CORN, foe sale in depot. I jy23 THUS P STOV vl f. *rn | j Lard. iO 4 BBLS prime Tennessee LARD, Ov just received. j y 23 ‘ *BOB. P STOVALL » CO. Family Coin Meat. A CONSTANT supply of fresh ground 1 CORN MEAL, expressly for family use, '■] from selected White Cum will row bo kept con ' stoutly on hand. Also, UNBOLTED GRITS, and i . the wants of customers promptly attended to. Patronage solicited by jyl9 ' M. W. WOODRUFF. ! The golden prize THE CJOLDKN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. ! THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE, i THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. : THE GOLDEN PRIZE. ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED ! ILLUSTRATED ! f ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK! > ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK! t ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK! ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK ! ILLUSTRATED EVERY WEEK! i SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE ! ; 1 SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE ! ! SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE! ' THE GOLDEN PRIZE. ILLUSTRATED! IIJUU ST RAT ED! “ The New York Weekly GULDEN PRIZE is one I of the largest and best weekly papers of the r day. 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I Immediately on. receipt of the s ilwcriptnn j money, tfco subscribe ’s name wli »c e. leie upon oar subscription book opjKu-P a numb r j and the gift corresponding with tl>ut uumbi j will bo forwaj-ded within one week to the .-ub ! scriber by mail or exprrss post pan/. »AH communications should be I i to DEAN * SALTER, 1 48 and 49 Moffat Buildimr, 335 Broadway. N. Y j %*Specimen copies sent free. Agents wan ten. H»b2*2 lannUVamwt y ANSLEY & SON: GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT’S Xo 2 Metcalf s Many*, RKrXOLDS BTREJCT. AUGUSTA, OEoROIA, ! WILL give prompt attention to the If purchase and sal* or MERCHANDISE , an i ail kind* COUNTRY PRODUCE. July Ist, 1 858 Jy29-tr , (\LV REACH BRANDY, for .iLfor - ' 117 av 3 dlc ESTfS A CLARK. ' THK UCBSH STB AM Kits. | Sailing Dags to and from the United States. FROM EUROPE. | Hudson, from Bremen, for for N. York. .July )7 | Vanderbilt, from Havre, for New Voile.. July 21 Persia, from Liverpool for New York... July 24 Arabia, from Liverpool for Boston July FROM THK UNITED STATES. Canada, from Boston, for Liverpool July 2® Asia, from New York, for Liverpool Aug. 4 Europa, from Boston. for Liverpool Aug. 33 Hudson, from New York, for Bremen... Aug 34 Persia, from New York, for Liverpool... Aug. IS | Arabia, from Boston, for Liverpool Aug. 26 faunmial Jntellipa. AUGUSTA DISPATCH OFFICE, I Aug. 9. 1868 f j COTTON.—Market quiet to-day, and we have j heard of no Bales. Receipts 74 bale?. COLUMBUS, August it. — Cotton. —There wus a good demand to day, ami saloß effected to the extent of 1100 bales, at ,llfSll.H»c. for Middling. Savannah Export*. August 7.—Per steamship Humavil o, for New ; Y0rk—2,760 sacks Wheat, 300 bags Flour, 670 \ . bags Corn, 88 bales Cotton, 31 bales Goods, 360 j j M *lions, 16 hbds Molasses, and sun ries Per \ steamship Alabam; • 113 bales Cotton, 3 bales I : Wool, 75 bales IkuuestiCß. 2.085 bushels Wheat, ; 487 bbis and 487 sacks Flour, 110 boxeßjtud 72 baskets Fruit, and sundry pkgs Mdze : Per steamship State of Georgia, lor Pbiladel- I phia—l64 bales Cotton, 203 casks Bice, 96 bale^ : Domestics, and sundries Per schr L B Myers | —«3 casks Rice, 25 bales Rope Cutting, 37 bale-* j Cotton, 40 toDS Railroad Iron, 60 pkgs Mdze | Per steamship City of Norfolk, for Baltimore— -1 146 boxes Copper Ore, 5 otton Gina, 500 sacks Wheat. 100 bales Colton, 21 cask's Rice, 85 bale* Domestics, 5 bags Feathers, and sundries Per i ark Om r Pacha, for Chatham, Eng.— 215,051 feet Timber. i harteston Exporta. Aug. o.—Per brig Eliza, for Kingston, Jam.—~ ( 290 bbls and 200sacks Fb ur, 600 bushels yellow l Corn, 25 bbls Corn Meal, 6 tes Rice, and 49,200 feet Pitch p ine Lumber intelligence. CHAHLRiTOX, August 7.- -We..*. ;o e» >. • hr Effort, West Indies. IRRITAIA FROM THIS TORT. aSteaiUßbip George's Creek, Baltimore, Aug 4 CLHAKKD FOR THIS POI.T. ) Schr Manhassett, lit New York, August 6 j • Schr Geo Mangham, at Phtladf Iphia, August 4 touijso For tqih fort. Ship Mackinaw, from f iverpool, July 10 ! Brig John Freeman, from Boston, August 3 j :sckr Sarah A Smith, fro i Belfast, Me. July 25 j SAVANNAH, August 7.—Arr'd, steamer Au- : gusta Augusta. ! Cleared, steamship City of Norfolk, Baltimore: j j bark Omar Pitcha, Chatham, Kng ; schr I. B My • l ers, Philadelphia. * Departed, steamer Augusta, Augusta. ; Sailed, steiiiushipß Huntsville, New York ; j i State of Georgia, Philadelphia ; Alabama. New York. j OFFICIAL, DKAWIMiS OF Tilt Sparta Academy Lottery. OF GEORGIA. ; The following a»-fc the drawn numbers ol the ! i SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, Class 573—drawn AUGUST 7, 1858 : i 36, 11, 56, 27, Kb 37 , 58, 39, 80, 66, | 1 62, 52, 7. The following are the Lhrawu Numbers of the , SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, ClassdU—£xtra. . | drawu AUGUST 9, 1858 : 46. 71, 55, 31, Cl, 50, 20, 10, 74, 09, j 06, 30. L T } Commisaioners. j au9 S.SWAN &fX).. Managers. iCIEAPESfPAPERi i South of the Potomac! ; DAIRY EVENING j DISPATCH. ; DAILY. $4 per year—WEEKLY, $1.60. j *9-STBICTIY IV advakck.-u . i fw-x_,The DISPATCH, published at 2 ‘ | o’clock, P. M. is delivered in Macon, j | Atlanta, and intermediate points, at day-light i J the morning. fter publication THE Dill/V DISPATCH! I Contains the latest t -legranhis and mail inielli-} gence, up to the hour of publication, and ofl'ers \ to merchant and the reading public a most dc- | | sirau'e medium of Commercial, General AND i LOCAL OSTEJAArs. 1 I i It contains accurate reports of the leading mar kets ol this country and Europe, and a careful | daily .statement of tbe PRICES CURRENT in , j AUGUSTA, based upon actual transactions. Its ' j reading columns will contain a full ind reliable ! summary of the LATEST Onr advantages in this departnunt are un- j equalled, embracing, in addition p tm usual i mall facilities, telegraphic coiunnin cation with j all the prißc'pal cities, and a large c>rps of spe- 1 e cial correspondents. & Tlic rapidity with which the DISPATCH has j s j obtained a circulation, equalled bj very few j ‘; Daily papers South, sufficiently at tes s the sue- i j! cess and practicability of cheap papers. They i . j follow railroads as naturally as> water runs down j '> hill. Tlie DISPATCH is located at tie most fa- I voruble point, and issued at the most favorable j time for obtaining and 'initiating the t'ERY ! . LATEST NEWS. Tbe telegraphic au.i mail faeiii- j • ties of Augusta, and its proximity to tie interior. give it material advantage over auy o its si ter ' cities as j di-tributing point, and in Evening paper, furnishes uws t.» Middl aid Upper Georgia. |m;u of T< nneHi<ee and A'aUnm. an 1 i to South Western Georgia, an * part** ni F orida, twelve hours in advance of ar.v other publJc.i lion. Merchants, Planters Speenlatois and tbe reading public would do welt to ttist, th st ussei - . uoas ior themselves WEEK I j Y DISPATCH. j This piper is issued every Friday, and <x>n | tains 36 columns, (with tew advertisements.) \ ‘Ud in audition to the Coinmercia' and General v ows ot thi-. day. and the Prices Current in Au -usia. it a ways contains an attractive variety >r picas>iig Miscellany. Tales, Sketches. Poetry. \u: It i-* the design of the Proprietor to make tho WEEKLY DISPATCH | -inplintically a SOUTHERN PLANTERS HOME | NEWSPAPER. Thousands of dollars are annual- ! .V seu abroad for cheap papers for the fireside. May not an established Southern enterprise hope j lor a share of tbe patronage of the reading ' public? 4*“ Specimen copied sent when desired. I C übs of five or more, to the same address '- will be furnished with the paper for 91 each. I S. A. ATKINSON, Proprietor, 1 Augusta, Georgia For any pa"er in Georgia, South Carolina, j Tonoeasee. or Alabama, copying the above ad H j vertuement once or twice, we will adver’ise to j - ! a like amount. June 10 r Pisrrlisitnros ETOWAK IRON AGENCY: W TR ARE RECHIVING, and will keep ▼ Y constantly on hand, from the KTO WATJ MANVFACTUHING and MINING COMPANY. all descriptions of BAR IKON, which wo shall sell to the trade at reasonable terms. Thin IRON is now used at the Georgia Pailroad, and at other shops in this city, where the most favorable accounts are given of its quality. THO? P. STOVALL k CO., jy24-6m Geo’! Com. Merchants, Agents. N. CLARK & CO , Wholesale and Detail .KK ejj* gp} ’JHfc **a kND COM MI 8810 N MERCHANTS MURFREESBORO, TZNN. Strict attention given to purchasing Grain Bacon. Lard, Ac., on all orders nnclos ng remit tances . Deferences —J. R. Wilder, Savannah ; Thos. P 1 Stovall, Augusta ; Charles Campbell. Macon ■ High. Peters & Co., Atlanta ; Col .1 >l. Glover ! i Marietta ; Col. R. L. Mott, Columbus ; Thoraa.' ; Joseph, Montgomery, Ala. ; W. Spence, “Ex ; change Raak," Murfreesboro Lanier * Philips I Nashville. jan‘2o wly ' ! t. FREDRiIK K, manufacturer and dealer in CANDIES CONFECTIONERIES Broad Street, Augnata, Geo,, | Has on harul a large and varied stock of all kind* of' O-AJNTIDIIEJSI and fancy imported CONFECTIONERIES! FOREIGN and domestic FRUIT 8, PICKLES, Preserves, ! Catsups and Sauces, I WINES, LIQUOILS. ; AND CORDIALS, ! OF ALL KINDS. BEST HAVANA AND AMERICAN SEGARB, Ac Ac., tSi€. f WHICH HE WII.L SELL. Wholesale and Retail, !At the lowest prices, and on liberal terms, i Particular aUentlou given to orders, i jy23-d3ui Land Warrants Wanted, r|W, HIGHEST MARKET price will ■ J. be paid for BOUNTY LAND WA RRANTr by! JACKSON, MHJ.ER k VERDERY. jy23-d2ac2 Palmetto Machines, VXTITfI Coses to lock up, thus Becur-j f T ing the Machine from disorder by per j sons not acquainted with it Call and see them, i j jy2o J. H. STEARNS k CO. J PINE APPLE CHBESETfoiTsaielTy ! , 1 jy23 ESTES & EI.ARK, Madison Female College. nun-: FIRST, OR FALL TERM of this , A well known Institution will bogiD on the I FOURTH MONDAY (23d day) in AUGUS . under a full corp» of competent Instructor*. Parent- and < uardian* are earnestly ?olicited to bring their daughters and wards at the open ifir of this Term, which begins the Scholastic Year. Every facility for a thorough education is l furnished here and tas economical rates a:* the | same quality of education cau be had elsewhere ; and perhaps mere so, when it is considered th:a j the Fro■< li and Lum Languages and Vocal Mu jeic are taught m the regular course without extra :charge. Cut»iojrne« :«mtaining full particulars a* to Siudiee, Rule*, Rates, kc . may be had on appM ration to Rev JAMKS L. PIERCE, President. or | the undersigned. W. C. BASF. Secretary and Treasurer, i Weekly Chronicin k Sentinel and Weekly | Constitutionalist copy six times. jylfvdAc >w * To Hem, FMUJM FIRST DAY OCTOBER next, a BRICK STORE, south side Broad street, a few doors above the Upper Mur- Kj!?} |k«t- also, the DWEUJNtj HOUSE over- If!Ill 1 head. —also — A DWELLING HOUSE in the lower part of the ;} city. .ue door below C. A. Rugae** residence, --auto— ; The tw o TENEMENT DWELLINGS m mediate ly in the rear. Appiy to I Jyi»-tr w. h. HQWAnr. Rope. I,'Orii HUNDRED whole and half . noils Green Leaf ROPE, for sale low, by 1 Jyta-wtf ESTES k CLARK. To Heut, 7 THE DWELLING over the Store of Mrs. Collins, opposite the Planters' i Hotel, with garden running through to i {EJlis-street. §|»ti The STORE next above Mrs. Collins i Three STOKES in fire-proof building, corner ol • Bro:n! and Comming-strcuts. j The DWELLING occupied by Mr. McCarty, be tween Camming and Kollock, and north side of ; Green-street, with six rooms and lour lire places, i u pantry and several closets, j The DWELLING on Ell is-street, nearly oppo j s.te, with same accommodations, besides stable j And carriage house, occupied by Mr. J. Reid. Apply to Messrs. T. I*. .STOVALL & 00., or Mr. J. DaNFORTH, in the absence of I j.v2910 PLEASANT STOVALL. At New York Cost, IPCDIFL O^BLI, MY stuck of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, paints, oils, varnish, s, perfume- I uY. and all articles in the Drug lin • Call soon, j and get bargains. K. F. CHEW, jy24-tf Turpm’s OUi Stand, Augusta, Ga. SPEARS & IHGUT, (SUCCESSORS TO CLARK, WELT*® & SPEARS,) HAVING purchased the entire Stock of CLARK, WELLS k SPEARS, will c-u llime the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRI G • at the old stand. Broad street, oppo ait*- the Plauters' Hotel. And by strict personal iitteution to all business entrusted to their care, ! hope to merit a continuance, of the libera! pat ronuge hitherto extended to the 010 tlrni J. H. SPEARS, WM. M. WIGHT Card. HAVING (iispoßnd of ray entire intev eat iu the DRUG BLVINKSS, in this city, I to Messrs. SPKARg A HIGHT I take this oppor-, tunity to return my many tha» ’<s for the liberal! patronage extended to the late lirm and solid, a! continuance of the same for my successors, with wb rn I fciiall remain for itie purpose of sett ing! the bosine-s of the old linn, and shall be pleased to wait upon my friends with any article In the Drug line. MA’ITiHAS CLARK. Augusta. July Ist, 1868 jyJD d** ts Sugar and -yrup. riIHREE HUNDRED bble. Refined A, ! X B. aud C SUGARS ; 60 hols. Powdered and Crushed SUGARS 20 hhds. good and prime Muscovado SUGARS; j 16 “ choice Porto Rico SLGaRS ; 50 bbls. choice New Orleans SYRUP : i 25 Sugar House SYRUP. For sale by i jy.3l DANIEL H. Wll.atX. i —I ——: rpWO THO US AND Ibe. Nn. I POTASH ; 1 receirc. o, jy-0 v ». I. )UTV. ■ Fancy ttacon. \ TIERCES HAMS; , t ‘ift tihiJs. BHOL’i.uKHS, bardi.omcly cat, j and tree from iktpprrr, for sain low. hy | jy9-lm A D WILUAMB mt mms* "* i!iß * l ™ ™» “™ ««t SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS j . AT PRICES OSOER SEW VOHK COST. ’ I 1 IS NOT OUR intention to deceive ti e public by adverfki „n „ „ , 11. #t cost. Ac only desire Durctussrs to rail mid ~o t. n„ „ * ® Sell our Goofjfl oo,n for aMI FALL* Z r °" r nl * ct iB ment wlrabie and cheap, an* mU,™ STAPLE AND FANCY DEY GOODS. 322&rr- r, ‘° *■* wiil »*—^ F ilv- a im Ul!,ri ‘ it • T, ‘ , ° r sio< *- ** our g<! “" al in the city eap-re - •' J M. 6ALLAHEK. GREENE AND PULASKI MONUMENT ! LOTTERIES. Managed, Drawn and Prizes Paid by tk well known and responsible firm of a UKcn r v & si avn v . i SALES CLOSE EACH DAY at 2 o'clock thjb; smali.br classes Draws at. Savannah in the following order : ! MORDAY Clan Rl, Cap. Sv.iMC: Tickets (2.001 j TUESDAY do 189, do 5 1)00 do I.oo'' WFD’DAY, do 11)0, do 10,000 do 250 j extra class as. To be decided by e’awcro 176, WEDNESDAY, ; August 11th. RICH SCHEME $35,457! 115.000 : $10,1.00 . SB,OOO ; $5,000 ; $4,000 ; $11,265 : 20 of SI,OOO. Ac . An. Tickets $lO ; Halv. ss6 . Quarters *2.50. Risk oo a package of 25 quarters only $34 88. ; TH’BSDY, Class 191. Cap. *4.400, Tickets SI.OO ; FRIDAY do 192, do 10.000 do 2.00 jSATORD’Y do .193, do 4.800 do 1.00 EXTRA CLASS 39. 1 To be decided by Delaware 178, SATURDAY, Augustl4ib, MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. $37,500! ' $16,‘285 4 Prizes of $7,500 . 4 or $6,000 : 4 of $2,500 : 16 of $1 000, Ac. Tickets $10; Waive*ss ; Quarter* 2.50. Risk i on a package of 20 Quarter* $37.40. : UNCURRENT NOTES, SPECIE ANDLAND WAR RANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. , JR?-Payment of Prize* iu the above Lotteries i? secured by a bond ol Seventy Thousand Dol • i»r«, fn the hands of the Treasurer ol the Com j missioners, appointed by the State of Georgia. i Notes of all solvent Bank- taken in payment, for Tickets. Orders promptly attended to. and Scheme* i and Drawings forwarded. Apply to JOHN A. MELLEN, Broad-st., 8 doom below Pest Office Onrrier, au7 v«>i».j..r *of -r-'/orv .v Maury. a. pTleers, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MERCHANT. it hi* old stands opposite the Planters Hold, Augusta, 6a. 1 ITTILL continue to give his entire at i f r tention to the sale of BaCON. LARD, ! FLOUR, BRAI , FEATHERS. ILGED FRUIT and : other 1 try Prodace and Mami&cture. i Having ex tc* isive am) safe Storage for Grain. lit | con, Ac., solicits Consignments of the same to i j his care. CASH ADVANCES made upon Produce whei ■ requested. and sales rendered punctually. ’jy7 * 8m j Copartnership Notice. ■I T A. ANhLEY has associated with I fj . him the firm ol WILCOX, HAND &AN-I.KY for the transictioa of a General Com miss ion , . | andPrudu e Business. The comhiued efforts of the two firms will be j given to the .sale of Produce and other articles of j merchandise and with the increased facilities L which they now posses- for the meceseful prose rl cnlton of this branch o! trade, they hojie to com i mead their bußinoss to the public generally. The ! style of the firm from this date will bo J. A. ANFLEY k CO. c J. A ANSLEY,! G J. 8 WH/X)a, ! Individual members of *i J. M. HAN , now firm. ; P.H ANSI.F.Y, j i July Ist. Bf>B. j Havjnr ?’>•.s tiny ®noo.,iateii ourselves with J. *{A. ANSJJSY, in the GENERAL COMMISSION i ! AND PRODUCE BUSINESS, under the -tyle and firm of J A. AN.SJ.EY A CO., we tender our j united services to our friends and the public i r i Our attention wid be given to all consignments, J j and the business will be strictly on cornmi?f ion. i We continue at our old stand the WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINh>B. independent of the above arrangement WILCOX. HAND A ANM.EY. •'idy Ist 1868. j v 3-1 m , Ai V BBLBL IT orSY¥up77n "store, TT* / and for sale by J vw-g FLEMING & ROW LAND. GORDON SPRINGS. I LOCATED IN NORTHERN GEORGIA. NEAR TUN* * j NKL HILL. ON STATE RAILftOAD. rpHIS PLACE has changed hands and j JL since the last season been renovated and very much improved For the approaching Summer the services of an efficient landlord or _ | Lady will bo secured, whose solo duty it will be I to contribute to the comfort and enjoyment of j visitors. A competent Band of Music is already f secured, and while innocent amusement will be I afforded for the promotion of sociability, ali dis j-apat,ion will he. strictly prohibited. In short, tins shall be a place where the moral and reli ; gious pubi c may sojourn without bong offond . ed. Both ooM and w.srra Baths will be fur u uished. The curative properties of the waters are pro bably unsurpassed in the South. Magnesia, . ( v ory strong.) Clialybenb iu various comb ilia 1 tions. Arc. Number of Springs ten or tw. ive. >1 j Mr. & DUNN will run daily Coache- Hacks, j ■ Ac., from Tunnel Hill to the Springs J. B. COR I ON. ; »f P. B.—Having a plantation attached to the ; Springs, board can be furjmhed much cheaper ! than is uniial at - uch places. ie7 2m i : HOTEL,! BROA O STREET, ALBANY, GEORGIA. J. T. BYINGTON, PROPRUiTOR. The Stage Office, for stapes running to Thom aßville. RaiDbridge, Qumey and Tallahassee, kept at this House jyl d«w3m Axt’s VV inrs. ■ A SMALL lot of CIKORGIA WJNE, of | the Still Catawlm species, the product Os j . Mr. Alt’s Grapes. For sale bv jy!9 TBQB. P. STOVALL A CO. j To Rent, I '’ROM the first of October noxt, the I neat DWELLING, on south .side El , us, between Washington end Mclntosh Wjja ' streets, immediately in the neighborhood j of the Post Office. jy24-tf _ A FREDERICK. Sewing Machine Notice. i rpHE NEI’i'LETON & RAYMOND I’A -1 TKNT EMFIRF FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. ! This Machine eewi- with two threads , and was | patented April 14th. 1567. Havingjearued that Nblsos R. Scovel is at . J tempting 'r make salo of said patent for the States of *< orgia and South Carolina, we h< reby ! notify all persors interested, that wo are the sole ! j owners of said invention lor said States, having I *| purchased the same of said Scovkl, through his j 1 ' Attorney, who bad an irrevocable power of at- j l ! tornev for selling said S ate* e'aid power of at j torney was duly recorded in the Patent Office at ] Washington. An attested copy of the same may ! 5 ‘>e seen by calling on our Agents in Augusta,! Messrs. HAIGH & ANDREWS, who are duly au I thorized to mA’te sale of County Rights for said I Machines in said States of Georgia and outb j Carolina, also in other Soul lie rn States belong- j , ing to us. We theretore forbid said Srx»v*L. or I hia Agents, or any person or persons, to make sale of said Patent or Territorial Rights in said j : States, or in any part of said States, under the severest penalty of the law, for such purposes made and provided Ah applications for Rights for vending said Machine*, and a newly invented Machine called the QUAKER ‘ ITY, may be addressed to HAIGH [ v ANDRF.WS. of Augusta, or to us at No. 16 Wall Strep, New York. THOS. W JOHN ON, Jy26-lm OLIVER P. PRALL. CuttaUument i>«. OF THIRTY casks more of tin Be fine GanvaMtou Family Bacon HAMS, pi t up by i ’ Powe), McEwhig A Co., on consignment and for j sale by Jy26 M W WOODhUFFT SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES! TRIUMPHANT! Swan & Co. CONTINIK TO OH AW AS ISC VI. Without Interru oiwn. SWAX SCO’S I.O.TKRIES ARE ilk; ALAND AU THORIZEI) BY THE STATE OF GBOHGUI j Die late attempt to injure our firm ha ■ uliewu that our lottoriefe art drawn fairiv ; out ~„r Prizes are paid punctually; ami that our Schemes -ire more liberal that: unv other lottery in the World ! * J THE following Scheme will be drawn by a. SWAN * COMP'V, Managers of the Sparta Academy lottery, in each of ihtir Single Number lotteries lor AUGUST, 1958. at AU GUSTA, Ga., i.i public, under the superinten dence ofCoratliiaaioners. CLASS 27, To be drawn in City of Augusta,Ga., iu public on SATURDAY. August 7, ISifi CLASS 28 To be drawn in city of a uguata, Ga.. in public on SATUKDAT, Auaust 14 1858* 1 CLASS 29, To be drawn in City of Augusta,Ga.,in public, on SATURDAY. AllioM !ii, 1858. CLASS 30, To be drawnin City Os Augusta, Ga., in public, on JnATURDA^, August 28, 1858. ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS I I » Five Thousand Four Hundred und Eighty- Five Prizes ! %«»,«.DTJa-ltg-gg, t NEARLY O.VK BRIZE TO EVERY NEVK TICKETS ! MA ONIFtCh XT SCHEME ! 7b be Praim eoeh Saturday in ACOUST. 1888. 1 Prize of S7O,(KX) i .. .. 30,000 } „ 10,000 4 ’ ■ 1100 1 “ “ . 8M * 1 ioo w :: “ 6to !00 125 “ “ 100 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 Prizes ofs4oo Ap. to $70,000 Przo are $1,600 4 “ 300 “ 11 30.000 11 are 1,200 4 « •• 200 “ “ 10,000 “ are 800 4 “ “ ’.25 “ “ £ 000 “ are 500 4 “ “ 100 “ “ 4000 “ ere 400 4 “ “ 76 “ “ 8,000 '• are 100 i “ “ 50 “ “ 1,500 “ are 200 5,000 “ “ 20 are 100,000 5,486 Prizes amounting to $320,000 Whole Tickets $10; Halves $5; Quarters*26o. Bag- A Circular showing the plan o< the Lot teries will be sent to any uuo desirous of receiv ing it. Certificates ofP.iekages will be sold at iho fol lowing rates, which is the risk : Certificate of Package of 10 WhoieTicketa S.O do do do 10 Half do 40 do do do * lOQuar. do . . 20 do do do 10Eighth do .... 10 4o f j Vi.o.eu or Certyicaus. ClaOkNilO tLiU money to our :uldre<>* fur the Tickets ordered,oa j receipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers can have ticiceis cud.ug Id any figure they may designate. I The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be j sent to purchasers immediately utter i!,e drawing | j*ir Purchasers will please write their sign*, turet? plain, and give fheirPostOff.ee, County and State. BSP" Remember that ev ry Prize is drawn and payable in full without deduction. All prizes of SIOOO and under, paid imme diately after the draw ing—other prizes at the usual time of thirty dayd, All communications strictly confidential'. Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to j & SWAN &CO., Augusta, Ga. *•* ’ersoas residing near Montgomery, Ala.. : or Atlanta. Ga., can have their order a filled, and : save tune, by addressing S. Swan & Co. at either of th.>:e cities. • au g Received this Day, ANOTHER lot of those FIFTY DOLLAR Quaker Oxty- SEWING MACHINES, which, from their rimpUcfty anu durability , are considered scpkbior to any Ma hinfs now in market. ILtIGH ANDREWS, 240 Broad sfr<* t. Dicky, Wliisky. it \ BARRELS “Georgia Planters,” ; “ir" ' Faulkner’s.-'' ,l Dike’s ’’ and other ! brands Rectified WHISKY, in store and arriving, j For sale on accommodating terms, by j jy!2 lm A. I). WILLIAMS. Mackerel. ' -) X RBLR MACKEREL, for gale low List i.y t>2l film A. H. WILI.IASLS. For Sale Low, FIVE HUNDRED gallons pare Lit*. seed OIL, at 9 cents per gallon ; i 200 g.'ils. pure Sperm f>IL, at $2 per gallon ; 300 •• Lamp OIL, fine, $1 25 per g;d r 3000 lbs. WHITF LEAD. Also,a line sup ply of ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, just received, and lor sale by Jyl* THOMAS P. FOG RTY. LCTHER ROL L , ' WOLD STAMP. I Corner of Washington and Reynold Streett HAS ON HAND a full COA(HES, KOCKAW AYS, Jop and No Toi. j B» OGIES, Pedlar and Road WAGONS &c.; which | "ill be sold extremely low aoc on iu*.ommod&~ ting tertny. ALSO—A full assortment of all kinds of mat* rials used by Coach. Harness and Saddle Maker# SUCH A6 AXLES. SPRINGS, BOLTS. HUBS. SPOKES, SHAFTS, SINGLETREES, BANDS, MALEABLE CASTINGS, ENAMELLKD LEATHER .nd CT/>TH, PATENT DASH and HARNESS LEATH ER, Ac., Ac. I . REPAIRING of Harness and Vehicles don I promptly and at low prices. ; Vebi les manufactured to order. jy22 twly slams. THOUSAND lbs. choice Ten . nossee HAMS, just received by : ~y 2 :-<uf4w2 ESTES k CLARK. I N. M. Harris, Attorney at law and notari PUBUC, Li. Orange. Ga. jyl9-ly* For Sale, by Auslcy & Sep fItHREE HUNDRED bales prime HAt JL 450 coils and half coils Dost kUchine ROP| 25 coils hand made ROPE ; P 20 boxes low priced and fancy TOBACCO: lcoo second-hand CORN SACKS ; 260 bushels STOCK PEAS ; 50 “ PEA MEAL. j?29-tf Straw 000418. HATS, BONNETS and FLATS bleach ed and pressed, in the utTm stylb, which uari juet been received. I. H. STEARNS & CO., 3y28 One door above Meehanios’ Bank.