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About Augusta evening dispatch. (Augusta, Ga.) 1857-1861 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1858)
(fckmng pispatcl). f j U’lLlltK P. M. OCT. rW, INO-I. Notice to Advertisers. Advei usement? for the Evbm.vu Dispatcti EQ ; .'.»t i.f tjuided in by eleven c iVxk ./i '-he / or tv. , < / n. in • r t : r u* appear !::<* same day. local matters. Our Xtw Office. On and after Monday next our friends; will find us in out new office, formerly know n a3 the (institution tit*office—“Con util uticmalUt Rans'e,”—butasonrnei.il.-; bor bus taken to himself a new ‘-habita tion ami a homo” of bis own. whicti l ho lias fitted up in fine style, woi hope, he will not l« offended. If in fu- 1 ture bis late humble but convenient, location will hereaft-.-r be known its the Zh'pati k Range. So far as we are con cerned, we have brushed up the old of ti so that it now presents -unto are-; speotsble appearance, and we shall en tleav- -. to make itaplace c: iniormation; and resort for merchants and others. . They will find it so far tinctured with De mo) racy, that every convenience and: comfort will be afforded those who may J pay is a visit. If i- onr intention to. I cop it as a sort of Commercial Ex change where those who chose ‘‘may contfrc-gate.” They will find good com - forth!c FLits, a large table well ii. V-d with papers from every part of the Vn ion, besides loading Commercial papers, regtihirly filed. We give them,one and i all, an invite to pay us a visit, with the assurance on our part that they will; meet with a warm reception. Wo like the change for many reasons. | In the first place, our friends will net; have to ascend a flight oi stairs to pay j us a visit, rid in the second, otu .atej iji’.ai t :rs were getting entirely. U .* lim ■«, pi '*r i:pid yroii .. N. D. —As we do not commence mov-j iiig until three o'clock tbi afternoon,-; and it will take some timo to- remove: oar mas establishment, it will be out ’ of o ' power toissn ■ a Riper afle . ' in, hut we h«7sP'y u iou-n exertions to be able to furnish our nu ' m i is readers with 11 Daily on W -/. | The Late Fair. OxiT ;h;iLt.Uutol fair of Friday last, passed oil'with flying colors. The c> iiibition, ; s a whole, was worthy of the distric*'• The stock show was i sped illy j line. In the department' them wa; a capital array of good tilings. The ladies w Vk department. and the department of Fine Arts, were aoo crcd itably filled. In the mechanical <k-. partment, an admirablesevving machine,' by Mr. lib man Watson, Jr., attrited much attention. A very complete little j clock is likewise worthy of particular} mention, made out-and-out in this vil-j lago, by Mr. F. H. Candee. Many oilier; articles were highly meritorious, but; we have not time to speak oi them at i present. it i; cause of cougratuhttion to our) societv, that its third annual Fair hnsj bcou .;> d. cided a success,- -Edgefid'l Ad j vertiser, 2 Oth inst. [ Spec ~. ■ Correspondence of Chari- on Loan- r j New York, Oct. 19, 1858. The, rumor, as I intimated yesterday, that Morrissey* one of the prize tighteis, had received a fearful injury, was a hoax. Tuere have been two reasons suggested for the canard. One is that It was intended as a blind to the po. ict: here, so that they would not come to Buffalo to interfere, thinking there was to be no light in consequence of the in jury received by MonisK-y. Another story is that the friends of Heeimti. alias the ‘ Benicia Boy.” fearing that the number.! of Morrissey s friends would far exceed his own, took this method of k. :ping them away ; the friends o! the “Benicia Boy” being alreadv on the ground, or else notified of the tiue state of the case. Say what we will, this prize tight is tho great topic of the day The rail road cars and the steamboats were lasi evening burdened with the .number* going to Buffalo to see tho ‘•mill All were not rowdies or blacklegs, by au\ means. Politicians, men of means and honorable pursuits baye swelled the crowds which rush to sec two men fight each other. And although the leading newspapers of the city cry shame upon the whole thing, several of them have deputed reporters, who will be on the ground to describe the event, and thus give a publicity which it would not otherwise have to this disgrace to civilization. A stranger dropping among us to day would think that our chief business and choicest delight was prize fighting In respectable circles, among men oi busi neos, the main topic of conversation is —who will beat —Morrissey or the Be necia Boy ?” The fight that took place yesterdi.y between Barney Aaron and Scotty of Brooklyn, is but fuel to the flame of pugilism already at fever heat. The Brooklyn man won yesterday' he cause his opponent, Aaron, struck a foul blow. So gieat is the excitement, attending the light for the Champion ship, that if either Morrissey or Hee nan act unfairly, there will be a terri ble row. It wwuld not surprise many, that if instead of these two bruisers , pounding each other, there were to en sue a general knock down fight and ter- Tible slaughter. Pink. Yellow Fever. For the thirty hours ending at noon on Monday last, the number of deaths reported by the Board of Health of New Orleans, were sixty-one. The deaths for the week ending Sunday, were 310. Nino infei merits from yellow fever were reported by the Board of Health of Mobile for the 24 hours ending at 6 o'clock on Monday evening last. Singular Shooting Accident. —A Mr. Eastman, of Kdenville, N. Y., was shot ; j under the* following circumstances rn!< Friday. 15th inst.: Ho was thrown i from a wagon, and a double-barreled j gun, which was in the wagon, was also! accidentally thrown out, when upon. • striking the ground, both barrels were] discharged, the contents entering the . side and thigh of Mr. Eastman, inflict ing such a terrible wound that death ensued shortly afterwards. [ Written for the Dispatch, ] t Proverbs, 7th Chapter. ■ 1 vy matt . Deliver ;r.e. Father above. From the memory of a love. Which sinks my soul, .distracts ; y mind, And bids mo vi'q More of mankind. t* Let me to thy pr.ro fountain go. Wash, aud be free from all my woe. t And in thy dear redeeming blood, Find life, and peace, my portion yco !•. Father, forgive, I have no rest. J am unholy and unblest ; j- The Y'oifir. of vile passion b‘nd. Let sacred love renew my mind. To Thee, most L -.v one, T \> >ur Out my so :!, amidst the dire qprnar ' J Os a heart -rep stained with gt ilt, C.ear.ic it with tho blood tLo-Fst split! Accept. 0, Lord, this earnest prayer ; i j 1 bow a pendent sincere : C:»’:insiiig, and peace, and rest 1 ask— Is this for grace top hard a task ' Forgive me, mother, father, dear, Forgive yoor wayward child ; a tear Steals down my cheek as I confess, Deceived are those whom I should bless. i Frov? the Puhslci Ti.vns.l Spiritnal stations— b I>avhey*s Experience. Never having witnessed anything to proselyte us to the doctrine of Spiritti ' iilism, we arc not prepared to vouch for : the truthfulness of tho experience as re lated by a colored gentleman, whom we chanced to overbear, but will give the . experience for what it is worth. Out readers may believe what Samuel says or not, just as they please. Should we ever witness so plain a manifestation as . i Samuel says, ho did, wc shall have all i our skepticism removed. We give the story of Samuel as near ly as wo can, in the language he used ; in relating it to his friend Joshua, which ■ was verbatim as follows : ‘ 1 Wei 1 Sam, ’' says Josh un, 1 * what 1 does you link ol> dis ting dev call spir itziem and de mejums, festfttions, and ! all eicli as dat; does you tiuk dar is troof in it, or not t” ‘ 1 Wh y. Josh, ’ ’ says Samuel, very eau ' titmsly, ‘ • T is not ob de pinion ob some , i ob de white folks on dat subject, I tink j d.it dere is troof in it, but Josh cf a ’ j irian spress hi self ou dat subjeck, and l say he Mevo dit spirit festal ion am •hue, den de folks ebery wlmr say, dot] nigger So you see J- sh, dat Ij •'dot's not like to spress myself, or tell what I luis seen, till I know who I isi bilkin’ to fust.” •' Dat is de fad: Sam,” replied Josh- j ' ua, ‘ • for I hear massa .John sly dat all I • do folks in Makuin is crazy about del . spirts ; but of you ppress your scf toj I rtis higg-T. afore God I neber tell it t d !nobody.” •‘Den Josh,” resumed Samuel, “ij ' 101 l you :-?y .'•pericure on do subjeck. 7! i a ja * i golly lis for nil in, an' | wlrn you hear uiy spoik-iKoden you belief in de spirits foo. Now lush, 1 gwine to tell you de troof, ar,’ what 1 , tell you, is what Dis seen wid dees ize, I an' beard wid dis m.ouf; no, no, I mean hoerd wid my years. Well, I i went down de liber swamp, one night bout tree week’s ago possum huntin', dare was nobody wid me, but dat dog. : you see dare, an’ we treed a big old possum in do biggest old black gum tree you eber see in your horn days.-- Well, tinkfll to myself, ei l has to cut , dat tree down to git dat possum, don ‘ De gwine homo wid out de possum for ;s o tin. \\ 11, I set. down and tlnk for j a miuit or two, an’ scratch my head. •Den I say to mysef, now Ise gwine to j sec es. dare is any troof in do ting dey call spirits fcsttttimis. So 1 goes up to do tree an’ stuck my axe, as hard as I could, arf lef it dar, an’ step off from Jde tree, an sed : es dare is de spirit here ob ani/ btacl. nun dai is dead, id at hew ever bin possum huntin' wid me, lull tank him, io let. me know it by wiltin' do vn dis tree, i say de same ting obor tree time, an’ den I see de axe cornin' out ob de tree, an’ afore I could snuff my torch, away it was gwine cutiin’ like blazes, jes like smn body ; but I swar afore God, Josh, dar v-as not soul dare but me an’ de dog. Ob course T knowcl for troof it was a spiiit; my dog raise he brisseis an' growl, l make hini iie down an’ hush he motif. Dime bye, nrter do axe had cut a big keerf, it stop an’ set down on de gioun', jes like, when you stop to blow, and rake the chips outen de place data - cut, wid your hand yon know, and de chips fall out do place, bat I Couldn’t see no hand, nor nullin'. Well, 1 ■ iin’t skeeied a bit, 1 stood dare an’de axo stood dare, jes leanin’ upgiust riuflin. finks I, dat must be Bill Chizzu n. what use to go wid me possum huntin’, afore he died. Saz J, is dat you Bill (Tiizzum, an’ when I say dat, down fall de ax on de groun’, and all do suadin 1 could do. it neber cut anoder bit. Den I knowd it was Bill, an’ he tink I gwine to axe him for de quarter dollar he owed me when ho die, an’ lie cut out for true. I tell you i Josh, I didn’t cotch dat possum, no sirree bob dis chile take he axe an’ cut for home for sarlin. Now Josh, dare is troof in de speritizuin, for sar tin, but don’t breave dis ting to nobody, for I don’t wan’t no man to say dis jig ger is c r azy." At this point, wc could hold in no longer, and our laughing broke up the conversation between the two darkies Singular Surgical Operation. A man named Berry, residing at Peters burg, Va . was suffering intense pain, last week, from a felon on his hand.— Oil the 7th inst , he seated himself by the track of the Petersburg road ; and when the train approached, cooly laid his hand on the rail, the cars pass ing over and seveiing it from the wrist. The consequence is, that he will have to undergo a second amputation, at the hands of a surgeon. Wild Country.—Butler county, Mis souri seems to be a wild region. Bears, wolves and other animals fwac naturae, are frequently seen and great numbers killed. Last winter, a single hunter killed upwards of 20 “bare” and some tbO smaller wild “critters.” Elk are sometimes found there. UFFIt’IAI. ORA WINGS OF THE Sparta Academy Lottery. OF GbiOKb'lA. file followup are tbe drawn numbers ol ihe -'l’Altl a ACADEMY LOTTERY, CIass 703—drawn OUiOBER 2i5. 1838 : 15, 21, 20, 70, 25. JO. 42, <35, 50, 55,30 78. TW following are the Drawn Numbers of tho SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY, Class 704— Extra. drawu OCTOBER 1838 : 38, 22, 4, 40, G, 20, 19, 40, 2, 34, 30, 41, 81. F. C. BARBER ) n L. p. DUGAS, j Commissioners. 01 ~ 3 s ■ SWAN & CO., *n,idgcrs. Lime and hair-T 300 bbls Fresh Thomaston LITIIF 6000 lbs HAIR. For sale by OCtl2-lw ESTEB 4 CLARK. TIIK OCEAN STEAMERS. Sailing Doji- to ami fi »n th* United State. FROM F.ITIOPE. Ai.c-.1, ‘rotn ITavrofor New York Oct t Anglo-Saxon, from J iverpool for Quebec. .<»< t u Fulton, from Southampton for New Yo»k. .0 t-0 North America, tr'n Liverp’l for qc?bee.Oct 20 Northern from Havre for N York. Nov ; \rago from Southampton for N York... Nov 17 FROM THE UNITED STATES. Persia, from New Y*, k fir Liverpool Sept if Northern Light. Urn N York for Bremen. Sept 2H I Niagara, from Uostonfoi Id v erf tool Oct 3 Indian, fYom Quebec to Liverpool Oci V Asia, front New York for Liverpool Oct ]3 Arago, from New York to Havre <>”t 16 Canada, from Boston for Liverpool “cl 20 Nova rco fin, from Quebec for Liverpool. .Oct 23 Anglo Saxon, from Quebec for Liverpool. Nov > • K dton. from New York for Havre Nov 13 | N« r:b America, Urn Quebec lor Livc-rp'i.Nov 20 Commercial Iniellignice. AUGUSTA IJSPATCH OFFICE. ) (;:tobcr 23, 1868. ( COTfON.—Lhere wn- a good de'.nar. l } .-ter day afternoon and this morning, at yesterdayD pr: ;es. and tho .‘ale-? were to u fair extent. Ti e sales r'e.vh '.'os bales—3sl at ll.q' ; 404-At 11 ; 31 at 11 6 10; 310 at 11 q ; and oat 31. V . The receipts continue heavy. SAVANNAH, Oct. 22.--C"!ton —The demand to-day ba~ imyroveU. and prices are unchanged * from two previous day 3 sales, though buyers are asking a redaction. The sales foci up 186-1 > bales, at price* rangm* from 10 to 12 cents. COI JJMBU October 22. — Cotton —Ih • receipts yesterday were 1123 bales, and sales 1004 bal*-.-, at iO% to lb;.i certs. A Jot •.■, fully. Middling , Fa rio Fair w>s sold for 11c. There wc : a little ' beth r feeling ii; the market towards its c lose, ; occasioned possibly by the light receipts of the day*. (.'hnrlcfitnn Exports* . October 20.—Per steam«l: ! j> .fames Adger, for New York—3*>i bales Upland Gotten, 393 tierces Rice, 20 rolls Leather, f-l bags Fruit, and 138 packages sundries. Slipping JitieUigena. List of Vessels In Port of Snvamiah October »lst, SHIPS. ; Augusta. (?). 3590 N Y..padelford. Fay &< > ftvte «*f Ga, (d-■ 000 PhU C A Greiner kCo , Huntsville, fs)lVsil(o3 N Y Brig Laid Ac Co Gjtv of Norfolk (=5)0(0 Btilt.Brig Paid Ik Co ! Commerce (si .003 Bah. Brig, H'Hwin kCo ■ PurU'-rsinii - (#). JOO N Y.Brig,Pskiwin kCo , Florida. Moir.nVir,lo:ls LV«'... .T It kJ6Mi l- Consul 000 di3 T R & .1 (1 Mil's M. ! ivings'on. .. .71s Hav.. H itifer (k Lamm ll iar s]9 I. 001. ffriv. Baldwin & Co ' i Juniv.s • 000 Havre... Hi .g. Bal l. &Co j 'ioui T Johuv 0- 0 L 001. Brig. Htld'v in Ac Co I Charter 0ak...... .090 Liverpool.. A‘ Low k Co A ; j eld. ago i.'-OO 1/• I Bham, Baldwin\Co I R ; 1 uioi!! 000 L‘ol Hr’ham,Baldwin kCo -1 Oswego, ritcVeu- RSS ! .Daliua V/ i-l, .urn :S 3: evh. !L?A*S I Rdaoll.lo <"■-> wV '•• r { i v;aiti Ma.-:ur r r a ILvm..-. - ..000 ....€ A 1. Lamar PARK'S. F RawFr : .. .273 reg'u Master ixvn ’.'toed 510 !><•: .. '' B Gil 3 k Co UVvivht Jr.-.. 270 Quanta: . o.Cuba II & G /. j D„vis ruo BoMe.i;. F imo-a Lx'.reliu. , 000 iLr-eieua... Bre j.‘U a ‘ 000 Bo •*. • n .'.Fir Ton & Parsons Oakland .' I.o'k) waFiiß Brig. Bald 4c Co BRIGS. Ann M Weeks 000 PI. i!a. Brig. Biildwin&Co Eg f 'eue. K R-'ed o*o liO' kpo. t .Cnrl&Parsons SCHOONERS. s.«uth«rn no-.lc NY <■ 'fH -.Dt<?ri:r,al,i;u-)l l/.nKu-iti (iillmorr ..Fo-U::i..J T :i.t-- r - (.aimiioll , I) Planner V Y Hauler &.(.aram..li ; Ifflculi :-! PV.iI». ..U A GrdnwfcO;' Mora, Me Ison Balt B-'-■ k Co i (Unatalae .4U..#rigb* a, Sh • ilk . r,Ha . B 4 l -" Senator \VI: »pvuan..X Y... Pan.i k Washburn ‘ . Loyal S' canton.... NY.. . .S-uanton 4c Norris j K ito St *w n t NY. .S .ramon & Norris ; 1 I'hos ilokombe disdFg. Scranton ft Norr? War K\fa Boston Wild Whoi*4k Co N W Smith ...NY ’•'lar 4c Hardee | CHARLESTON. October 22.—Arrive-I, ships Uncle Joe, New York ; -John Ravonei. ntwerp ; , Judah Touro, Boston; bark voU, do.; sehrs Stephen Taber, Philadelphia ; Mary J Hoyt, do.; Effort, Hama' - -, n, P. R. Wont to M-a. steamship James Auger. New J Yuri; ; ship Gen Parkh Liverpool ; schr Mo bile, New York. -akriyaia from this fcrt. Ship Goßdnr, Liverpool. Oct F >cr 2 Bark Chorokoe, Boston, O tober 38 Bark Cot John Mcßae, Providence. R I, Oct 18 ITP FOB TIT;S i'OKT. Schr 'Jirmc H.iiia, at Richmond. Va, Oct 18 Schr Coral, at Portland, Me, October 1 v Schr Hugh W Fry, at t ad :n -r-: October IS Schr Smithsonian, at New York, October 19 f BARED FOP. THIS PORT. Ship Colombia, at New York, October 19 Brig Lizabe), at Boston, October 10 Brig J II Jono3, at New York, October 19 Schr Elite, at Baltimore, October J“ Schr W II Smith, at Phi adeiphia, October 19 Sclir Frances Satterly, at New Yoi k. Oct 19 Schr Rhooa U Beulah, at 1 i ladelphta, Oct 12 Claiborne, iloolli 4* Co., Virginia Tobacco Ag’ts, No. 20 Smith Calvert tired, Baltimore, TTAYE IN STORE 10,000 packages ill manufactured TOS-A..000, comprising in part, the following popular brands, ■ to which they invito the attention of the trade: j Pounds. Pound** J. 3. Hale, Extra. C. Basham. W. T, Hale, C. M Sublet*. 'Jury Adiso-u. Powell Jc Haynes, Samuel War :. F. L. Ciaiborne, John Finny, Cloth of Gold. P. Fry, Daniel Hickman. J. Teel, City of Hills, faliafci i o & JTasiie, W. F. Flippin. Be ty Oliver, Gray k Brother, Wiu. L. Ogden, Charles Ashr-r B H. Cartor 4t Co., C- Doran, Grieslmm Choice, Anderson, Furgeson’s College, W, I). Penn. Crumpton’s Game Cock, Wash Martin, M. Norman. O. Meadow, P. Pugh, Joe. Johnson, Carpers Mountain Dew,Claiborne & Taliaferro, j Queen of May, W L. Tinsley, Emma Hughs, John Doe, J S Hale, Blue Cured, Mohican, CRUMPTON’S FOILED TWIST, ANDERSON’S “ “ MILLER’S HOLLAND’S ‘ • “ bTJBLKTT’S “ THf)M.\S» GOLDEN SCEPTEF. HOLLAND S PAN CAKE. ANDERSON’S FOILED POUNDS. WM. H. STEWARTS FOILFI) POUNDS. HOLLAND’S ROUGH AND READY. octl9-tf Cabinet Maker. C' 11 ARLES QI'EN’TEE lias removed his / Cabinet Rooms flrom Ellis street, /' to the Warehouse on Broad street, immetee* formerly occupied by Messrs. Fbixizy ■jjanra-. k Clayton. He is now prepared to saetraa-* execute, with neatness and dispatch, any work in his line, and hopes to receive a liberal share of patronage. REPAIRING neatly do-e, and at low prices, j oc9-d 1m cabinet Making ; rpHKUUDERWQNED Ims removed X tho building lately kiiowh as the St. Charles i P.cotaurani, on Klli - st., to carry cn the above j business in all its branches. Particular attention given to the REPAIRIN'; OF FURNITURE aud PACK IN etc. I solicit a share of public patronage. ' ctlG-tf WM SINGLETON. J looking’g LASS EB, EVERY variety on hand, with Ma hogany and Gilt Frames from 15c. each, to $8 dollars, call and get suited. N. B —Store near the Augusta Hotel. ocilß S. C. MUSTIN. SALT, SALT -2000 Sacks New SALT ; 2000 do old io good ord.?r. For sale by oct!9 DANIEL E WJI COX. central P^rtisenirnfs. : Titos. Richards & Son. ;J(! Georgia. HAVE Jfast opencdfltuJ are now pre pare i to exhibit a very h»-uvy Full Stock I ol' everything in their line, viz : nil kinds ol’ ■o! LETTER, GAP. note, drawing, wrapping, ■.e 1 and all other kinds of PAPER. HOUSE PAPEJt :'j:INGANI) BORDERING. FIRE-BOARD PRINTS, <; i and very linudsonto PAPER WINE*>W SHADES. 13 | al> of French or Amerivan Manufacture, o : ITLANK-DOOKS, a bolter assortment and o! »0 better quality than ever before, i:; SCHO< ■L. CLASS 1< AI.. MEI ICAL. MISCELLA ’(j NEOGS, JUVENILE and TOY BOOKS, of every y kind. ; STATIONERY, a complete au -ortnue-.t. and of | excellent quality. FANCY ARTICLES, useful -1 and beautiful, ENGRAVINGS plain and colored, j kc.,kr. Also a splendid as j (rtuient of COMBS, BUT , TONS. NEEDLES. PINS. PERCUSSION CAPS, i VIOLIN STRONGS. HOOKS and EYES. THREAD. ! Linen Silk and Cotton. SUSPENDERS. PORT -1 MONIES,SNUFFBOXES. MARBLE', BRUSHES. ‘ BEADS, SOAPS. SPECTaCI.ES, TAPES, FISH - iIB and LINES, li .HRPINS, &r. . Ac. e | All of v, h' ll are ofli.-vd at least, ns low as the .I Jo West. Cal! and scS, no charge for looking. I octl 4 |OUST HKCKTVBO PER STBAJffiR : k New supply, of Smoker! and I’ick -11 ; C\- fieri I'OXOfKS, ! t I Al-SII ! Choice Familv PORK and BEEF l i oct!9-8t ' HENRY J SIBLEY. ;/ dor;v. i'■ \J A constant supply of good heavy STOCK > CORN, in store, and lor sale by l sep£B Mi W.. WOODRUFF. JUST A1 iK l YED— -S,GOT lbs Snow White ZINC ; 10.000 lbs pure White LEAD ; C*2s boxes French Window GLASS ; COLORS, of all kir •!-, dry an in oil ; r PAINTBRUSHES. VARNISHES. Whitewash BRUSHFS, GOLD LEAF. BRONZES. Sand PAPER, Pk 11Y Artists 5 COLORS, kc,. All <»f which will he sold at prices that can? . not fail to please. rr.-2 d.ic2m WM. H. TUTT. Removal. TTHE undersigned have moved tlieir flock r.r r,OODS to the store, N". -74 Broad j .street, nearly opposite tii' State ft ml Insurance ; Bank®, where they <T*r for sale, on reasonable 'terms, all articles usually kept iu Wholesale ■ . Grocerv Houses.. ’ ocf'-dlm PIIINIZY k CO. i A. P. BEERS k Oaf General Commission Merchants, \ r r , -A-, C3--A— --' rpm: UNI)KESIGSIiD have this day ; S JL filtered into a Copartnership for the traus-, ' • .rtionot a GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, 1 in this c : .t v. 1 - Their v-er-tonal att-ntion will ho given to sell - ; ing of Produce and Manufactured i Articles, an i ahe Buying and Selling all kinds o* • Pro.liue.snd otin i M< Vh - > >ji order . - Oi. - el’ tho partners (Mr. Fo~tcr) will remain 1 ' in Termtsjsc prerarcatoliiiontei i for all kinds r of TeimC'.'oe pro;! •v‘:;>n t =. r j A. P. DEEPS. Augusta, Ga.. HORACE FOM'i it. Louisville, Tcnn. r I ocT-2ra PALM 'Vi l’O : AI licit i nos v Agency. N" OTI C E.~ In consequence of the! death of Col. H. !l KEI.LOGG, the PAI.- , • YiETTO .MACHINERY AGENCY. C 4 Broad street Charleston. S. U , will rennin clo ed until Ist oi | November next: on or about whi h time it will j . he re opened by the subscriber, the surviving j partner. Iu the meantime, letters and orders: relating to the ip-.Huesfi of the late firm of Kel ; ' - roc*; 4c i)OI UK, should be address- dto WM. F. DODGE. Newbur-rh, Orange cc.untv. New York. I i | OcS-dACtXov 1 ' j TOBACCO AGENCY. J' A. ANSLY & CO., arc Agents fori • tl • .sale of the v -iy best Virginia TOBAC- 1 •CO mede ‘••v Keen fcSmi'.ii. J. W. Me HIKE. | !.C. ?. Fur,; ;-•< :!& CO., also, bv N. Scales k | Reed and Norwood .of. North Carolina. They 'have in S'-.-rau large stock ot Fancy TOBACCO j in Tin F->il, Twist. Roll; and Pan Cake. form, for ! n-tai! trade, and various other grades suited to j : Abe trade generally, aSi of which they offer at: ;j Manufacturer-; prices. Call at No. 3CO Broad) 1 ; treet ana examine. octl7-2wd. i Augusta Factory. A NEWLY formed Association, which' : f\ will be known as the AUGUSTA FACTORY, hav: 'g purchased the Mills, Machinery, &c . of i the Augusta Manufacturing Company, and ap | pointed the undersigned their General Agent, he | ■ begs leave to announce that he Is now* prepared to furnish .STANDARD 4 4 and 7-S SHEETINGS and SHIRT- f INCfS, and 7 S DRILLS and OSXABURGS | ; at the lowest market figure, desiring to compete j with Northern prices, and is prepared to givej ' prompt attention to orders, determined to merit j the reputation *i the old Company, and to make jit the interest of. Southern Mercaants to pur-! base these Goods at homo. au‘2o ,Uc3m W. F. JACKSON, Gen. Ag’t. ; Bran, bran— j 009 Bushels BRAN now at Depot. For. sale lew. THO?. P. STOVALL & CO. j , 00112 j ON CONSIGNMENT. 4 Quarter Casks French BRANDY : 4 Eights do. do. do. ! ! for sale by THOMAS WU YTE, j ocU-lw Commission Merchant, i FOR SALE. A LOT on Houston street, between Telfair and Walker streets. 8« feet deep and 43i* feet from, with a small PWELL NG nearly new. Apply on the premises. octie-3t Mrs. LEE. \TTHISKY, WHISKY— -sfo Barrels Rectified WHISKY ; Pike's Magnolia, Pike's XXX Georgia ; Planters, Faulkner’s and other Brands. • For sale on accommodating terras. cctl9-ln.d by A. D. WILLIAMS. Copartnership, THE UNDERSIGNED formed a Co partnership on the Ist instant, for the trans {action of a GENERAL GROCERY BUSINESS, lift Ider the name and style of SKINNER k MA j j HARTIEY. Store next door to N. K. Butler’s S. J. SKINNER, J Ocß dim W. H. MAHARKEY. Butter and cheese- T.O Kegs Goshen BUTTER, Prime to Choice, 1 00 Boxes new CHEESE Just received, and j for sale low by A. D. WILLIAMS. ! octlO-lmd QUINBY ; having returned would be pleased to wait upon the public on the same reasonable terms us last season. QUINBY & CO., win make as good AMBROTYPES as can be I made, at the low price of 50cents and upwards, j according to style. QUIN BY & CO’S.; Rooms open from 7A. M mu I sundown, and! ; persons wishing work done shall he perfectly satisfied nr no charge. QUINBY k CO . Broad street, opposite R HQTP, octis! ! 1 Bonnets, Bonnets, i MISS M. P.MATTHEWS,has returned j from New York and will open a large Rich itork of BONNETS, CAPS, HEAD DRESSFi 3 . \ A RTIFICL\I’. FLOWERS, PUSHES, EMBROIDERIES. SKIRTS, CLOAKS, PURS, DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, &c.. &c., it.rnjitwg. HaU. „„ Vro»d street, o?*l6-om Ga PsttilawoM • Furniture W are Rooms i BE\Jfi!f.\l I.Ollilßlin HAVE OX HAND, ■’ AND ABE DAILY JIEI’EIVISC, AT THEIIt New Ware Rooms, INTo- I2OS IE3 roacl street, A LARGE and eJogant assortment of iYY FURNITURE, consisting of Rosewood, Par >f : lor and Chamber SUIT:’ : Mahogany and Walnut ; ! i Tete-.i-Tete.SOFAS, CHAIRS, BUREAU?, WASH- I, | iff AN DJ?, WARDROBES. Side and Corner Etan/a, j Teafoy.®, Ladies’ Work Table.-;, Hat Stand:, jfcc SIDEBOARDS, i Rosewood, Oak, Mahogany, and Walnut, of dis ! ;. j ferent sizes and quality. Cottage Chamber Setts. Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak, Walnut and Painted Setts, different Patterns. t COTTAGE AND FRENCH BEDSTEADS, Mahogany, Walnut, Maple and Imitation, of ail kinds and prices. High Post and French BEDSTEADS, of our own Manufacture. WIRE SAFES and WARDROBES. A good assortmentaLvays on hand. 1 Pier. Plain, Gilt and Mahogany i.OOKING ! GLASSES, of different styles and quality. LOOKING GLASS PLATE?, of all sizes. WINDOW SHADES—A Urge assort>t ent of Gilt, I.andscapo and Plain Window Shades, new styh-s, with Patent Trimmings. Our FURNITURE is made by the best man-.:- . focturors, and the style, quality and workman- ; ship cannot bo surpassed by any other Furniture' House In this City or State. It is useless for us to enumerate all of our stock, as we shall keep 1 , . on hand a full assortment of every article iu our I - iine, and will sell as low as can be’ bought in this city. We invite onr friends, and the public general ; l.v, to call and examine ovr stock, and judge for themselves. r All kinds of Furniture manufactured to order. 1 Also, REPAIRING and UPIIOT.STRRING done . with neatness and dispatch. Hair, Moss, and ( » Cottou KATIIASES always on hand. BENJAMIN & GOODRICH, ocG-dtf Augusta, Georgia. ; , . xYloiTi— X? 300 Sacks Extra Family IT.OUR 000 tlo do Super. I-TiOUR ; If 0 do Superfine FLOUR: lOOHTS’s do do. ,| ‘-'tl2 jChristoper Drechsel, . CABINET MAKER. ; AND TURNER IN IVORY A WOOD, HAS Re moved to 115 Broad street,; one door boh w the City Hotel, where he | A | is now prepared u> execute, . mptly. and i.i | * workmanlike ;na»n r, any orders lv. may b-3 j ■ ! favort.il with in his Yv.r. ..! BUXTABD and PAGO ATE 1.1. F TABLE? Mam;-, s factored, and repaired ho u- to be . < , ood ns I IVORY BAUA ».:rnwl f> uni.and nc,. n:! I l Hard Balls w .11 he given in exchange for old—an 1 assortment always kept on hand. UPIIOISTKRING.—He is prepared t- r; i storing in its various branches, at the lowost j : prices, having in his crap <<y tho 1 e t of wi.rk j men. Alt In* a-A*-- A a trial, ‘.in, gathiilod he j ] ’ j wili give satisfaction. j , 46®” He k '•'■p? coo-t.mtly on hand BIi.HARD | ' ; CLOTH ', POCKETS. Gf.UF.S, c. tin o Mid 1 I New Cranite Front Store, j FALL STOCK. I WILLIAM H. CIA NE * lins 1 Received i A Lai’gt* an«l Splendid Stoels OF ! DRY GOODS! | Suitable for tS>.e Season, i .«, HIS STOCK OF jDress Goods . j Will be found large and Complete era bra the Newest ityies ( selected from j THE ZjATBST IMPORTATIONS ! IS xYEW YORK. ,i He ,i.s also prepared to oiler unusual i;d . { ment3 this Season in : | DOMESTIC GOODS. * His Stock in this department is very Complete. I ceiwprhdng everything that is requite lor Family and Plantation use, all of which he is pre pared to sell at the ViJtV LOWEST PRICES, . FOR CASH' I octn-lm , Darby’sProphvlactic I'luiD! ! A Hows a o rival in Americ A! Removes every bad odo R 1 B ursts into contagion like a bom R ! Yields to nothing supremac Y! >S tands unrivalled in its merit >S ! P oisons cannot elude it s gras P * R eraoves rancidity from hutte R! O iters cures for sores and Burns als O! . P uriiics tho breath on beauty’s li P! 11 ighly benefits and preserves teet 11! j Y ou ought to have it for your famil Y ! . L ets no malaria escape its contvo J- ! A ets with certainty on all miasm A ! . C uts short tire necessity for physi C !! T akes pain from the bite of an insec T! j I nvites the notice of Literat I! L | C omes up to the idea of a Prophylactic! | | F lings contagious diseases entirely ofF! j !L. ets nothing have color so beantifn L! | ■ Usc it freely, and you’ll find this FI U!! ;8 cl more wonderful than feats o f ,, 2~ !:. | i - r -=> -• j , | Daiby'sPronhylacticFluiD! j For saie in Augusta, by iIAVIDAND, CHICHKSTER es CO. Wholesale and Retail Agents. AGENTS: ! Dr. R. W. Huruert, Warrenton ; Dr. J- W. ! Price, Washington; 1 r. R. M Smith. Athens ; J. j H. WVod, Greensboro' :C H. Andrews & Co., } Madison; Brown & MorrU, Covington, j P. S.—Professor JOHN DARBY is wuli known I tli roughont the South, as a gentleman of the i highest scientific attainments, and his name is a ! sufficient guarantee that there is no quackery i about it. Call at the I>rug feloro and got a p;. ' M . j phlet telling all about it. sop‘2l lTu ! House Furnishing C-jodsL \ rjIHE Subscriber is now recc.ying niany ’ B articles for House use in « edition to a very complete stock of CHINA W CROCKKBY —consisting in part of Urns, Colfee and Tea Pots, Egg Uodlers, chafing Dishes, &c., of best Planished and Britan la Ware, ALSO, All kinds of Knives and Forks, Spoons,Castors, Candlesticks, &c., &c. N. B.«»3tere near Augusta Hotel. OCIIB S. C. MYBTIN. jliiit iiiii ittss, O’BRIEN & BYRNE, MANUFACTCRERS AND DEALERS IN mtm Mm mim, I rsrm» QB mm M*. m 9 9L' a S Cnv.pet JRn^s, Broad-st. Augusta, Opposite the Augusta Hotel. W E J': wc 011 Lan 1 a * a ‘«* an,i well selected Stock of Ladies’, Misses’, and J ▼ " uhildr-ns’ Bod'S and SHOES, of every style and quality. Also, Gents’ line Calf and coarse R< V >TS, in great variety. All the above GOODS are manufactured by us expressly for the Retail Trade of : this market, and we respect fully--Invite all wanting Good Roots and Shoes, at jjfl ! a low price, to give us a cal!. AIX WORK WARRANTED, A\D REPAIRED FREE OF CHARGE. cell 9 ts 'IBSB. WINTER NOVELTIES. 1858. POE GENTLEMEN’S DRESS, The latest and best st¥ii m •»S B*Kl JZofC's AND WILE L'E MADE TO ORDER, IN THE NEWEST FASHION, AT THE XjO-xTxreast Rates. Clothing, Ready-Made, Ullßl3rpassed tiy anv in this Country. FURBISHING GOODS, OF EVEItY NEW STYLE, DESCRIPTION AND QUALITY, NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE UUOU SEI.ECTIONS, BY CALM VO AT WILLIAM 0. PRICE’S Stai ( lotting Emporium, $258 t?ron<t-st„ A««ihia, FALL k WINTER TRADE. 1858. j. a. vas wiiia, ISHC arm-*** » <r»iwr «>*:»• Sn»«-jsrai *JS A spklidiA stock of Black and Colored CLOTHS, CASIMERES MD VESTINGS WHICH ARE ALL OF THE LEST QUALITY, AND WILL BE TVEfxcXo to Order, *a* fi Sec- JMT «.».*■* 6. fia i «»** s«l»le fcp# 8 “■ «C-»» x\x n _/Sk.fS BL«* »• R o». jKTJLjmheS' READY MADE CLOTHING, AND FURNISHING GOODS. Goods warranted as represented, =DO AM) VI IRE SOLI) AT TSa.© Lowest IPirioes 2 J. A. VAN WINKLE, Under the United States Hotel. oct 19d4m J. G. Bailie & Brother* 205 Broad-st., Augusta, Georgia, ami JAMES G. BAILIE, J23-* King Street, Charleston, S. C, Importers, Jobbers & Dealers in ALL KINDS OF CARPETIIS, &C, Med.a.lioi}. Carpets? Royal Velvet and Brussels Carpeting, Tapeßtry Carpeting ; imperial ami Three ply Carpeting; Super and Superfine Carpeting ; Wool, Dutch ami Hemp Carpeting; Cotton Chain and Wool Filling Carpeting : English and American Venitians. fur Church Aisles, Entries and Stairs ; Stair Carpets irnd Stair Rods ; FLOOR OIL CLOTHS; From throe to twenty-four feet wide, thoroughly seasoned, for Roomsand Entries; Hoartli ZErVmgs, Dcur IV! a/fcs, dbo. ♦3-4, 12-4, and 16-4 Druggets, and Crumb Cloths ; White and Red check Mattings. Also a full supply of We beg to inform our friends, and the public generally, that we have opened a CARPET STORE, in Augusta, Ca., in connection with our Charleston House, where we will keep a full and fresh stock of all the above GOODS, and which we will sell as low as the same grade of Goods can be purchased in New York, or elsewhere. 4ST* All purchasers wishing CARHB.TS made up. fitted and put down or OiI,CLOTHS, ami MAT TINGS laid cuu have it preperl v talented t as we keep in our employ thorough ami experienced Carpet Upholsterers. JAMBS G. BAILIE, 234 King street. Charleston. S. 0., J.G. BAILIE & BROTHER, oct l 4 ts 205 Broad street, Augusta, Ga. mrj BTJILDEB.S. LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS ESTABLISHED A Elf'll 111 WAB9 IN THIS CITY. ANY KIND OF PINE LUMBER 4SSSa«SS. 'S,S. surMMSSS 5 CtrSEISOM LSIBER ALWAYS ON BAND.-^O Four or Five hundred thousand Feet now on hand and being received. W. E. BARNES.
