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About Weekly constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 185?-1877 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1866)
BY TELEGRAPH. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES. FBOM WASHINGTON. HEALTH OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON. CONGRESSIONAL. SICKELS SUCCUMBS—BY ORDER. HAMILTON, OF TEXAS, CALLS HIS LOY AL SOUTHERNERS TO CONVENE. Ac., Ac'., Ac.\ Washington, July 9. The President is much indisposed to-day, and is compelled to decline receiving visitors. The hot weather is too exhausting even for his vig orous constitution. A marine guard has been sent to Portland, hy order of the Secretary of Navy, to aid in protecting the city from thieves that have gathered there. They were sent at the citizens’ request. , The Senate to-day passed the army bill re ported by Wilson. The House passed Schenek’s array bill which will necessitate a Conference Committee. The memorial of the New York Chamber of Commerce, protesting against the passage of the tariff bill, was presented to the House and referred. The tariff bill was again considered and vari ous sections adopted by the House. One amendment adopted was to suspend the collec tion of so much direct tax imposed by the act of 1861 as is uncollected until January 1868. Mr. Morrill said he considered this one ot the best measures of reconstruction. The tariff bill was reported from the committee to the House with mauy amendments. A motion was made to recommit the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means, and another motion was made to postpone the consideration of the bill until the next session, pending which the House adjourned. ! In the House to-day, McClung, from the Committee on Elections, in the case of Koontz, who contests the seat with Coffroth, of Penn sylvania, reported Coffroth not entitled to the seat, and Koontz’s claim was laid over for con sideration. General Bickels will be instructed by the President to obey the writ of habeas corpus which he had refused to comply with in the case of Stowers and others confined at Castle Pinckney, in Charleston harbor, charged with murder. Governor Hamilton and others, of Texas, have issued an address to those styled Southern loyalists, to meet here in September. The pro jectors of this scheme are in the interests of the Radicals. The Republican Senators and Representatives meet in caucus to-morrow night, looking after, their party interests as well as Legislative mat ters. There is scarcely a doubt that the Presi dent will veto the Freedmen’s Bureau bill. TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. COTTON ADVANCED. AUSTRIANS VICTORIOUS IN TWO BAT TLES. BRITISH MINISTRY RESIGNED. New York, July 9. The Liverpool steamer has arrived with dates of the 27th. Liverpool, June 27. Sales of cotton for two days 28,000 bales, market having advanced %d@%d, closing quiet; Middling Uplands 18%. 5-20’s o±%; Consols 86%. The Austians have been victorious in two battles. The British Ministry has resigned. eneopeaYnews. THE MARKETS. EARL DERBY TO FORM A NEW BRITISH MINISTRY. DEFEAT OF THE ITALIANS AT VERONA. BLOODY REVOLT AT MADRID. New York, July 9. The Saxonia, with dates to the 27th arrived yesterday. • j ■ The cotton market was buoyant at an advance of quarter to half penny, but closing less firm. Flour and Wheat firm. Pork advanced 2s. 6d. Corn less firm. Bacon firmer. Beef advanced 2s. 6d.@ss. Rosin dull. Turpentine inactive. Consols for money 86%@86%. United States 5-20’s 64@64%. The British Ministry tendered their resigna tion, which the Queen accepted. It is supposed that Derby will form anew ministry. The Italians, under their King, were repulsed in attacking the Austrians near Verona, June 24th. The battle lasted until night, both sides fighting bravely, and ending in the defeat of the Italians. The Austrians took 2,000 prisoners. The Italian army retreated across the Mincio. It is positively asserted that the Hanoverian army is surrounded, and must capitulate to the Prussians. This needs confirmation. Nothing is known of Benedek's movements. A revolt occurred in Madrid, and one thous and persons were killed heiore it was sup pressed. i LATEST FROM FI'ROPE. THE MARKETS. DEFEAT OF THE PRUSSIANS. New York, July 9. The 6teamer Aleppo arrived this evening with Liverpool dates of the 27th inclusive. Sales of Tuesday and Wednesday 18,000 bales, market closing quiet. Consols 87. Five twenties 64%.- LATER. New York, July 10. The steamer City of London has arrived with Liverpool dates of the 28th. Cotton market closed quiet. Middling Up lands barely 13%d. Five-twenties 64%@G>%. Consols 86%@87. The Prussians have been defeated by the Aus trians in Bohemia. LOUISIANA CONVENTION. New Orleans, July 7. Judge Howell has issued a proclamation call ing a Convention of sixty-four delegates. NEW YORK MARKET. New York, July 3. Cotton quiet. Pork heavy. Gold 53%. New York, July 3. Receipts of cotton for the week at all points 14,000 bales; exports of the week from all ports 9,000 bales; stock on hand 298,000 bales. Cotton to-day dull at 36@35. Sales of 5,500 barrels of flour at *6 60@$9 25 for State; $8 85@513 75 for Western; $lO 20@517 for Southern. Sales of 18,000 bushels ol wheat, New Milwaukee, at #2 26@52 45. Corn ad vanced 1 and 2 cents; sales of 180,000 bushels at 87%@88%. Beef steady. Pork heavy; sales of 9,000 barrels at $32@532 50. Lard dull.— Whisky dull. Naval stores dull. Gold 53. New York, July 5. Gold 62%. Exchange 108%. Cotton dull, at 36@38. New York, July 5. Flour heavy; sales 7,500 bbls. Southern at SlO 20 to sl7. Wheat dull; sales 30,000 bush els Milwaukee Club $2 ; new Milwaukee $2 20. Corn active; sales 480,000 bushels at 87@89. Beef steady. Pork heavy; sales 80,000 bbls. at $32 15 to $32 45. Lard and Whisky dull.— Cotton quiet; sales 600 bales at 36 to 38 cents. dull at 82@83. Rosin heavy, $3 to $7 50. Gold 53%. Five-twenties 103% ; Seven thirties 103%. New York, July 6—noon. Gold 54%. Exchange 10%. Wool 22@26. Cotton dull at 36@38. later. New York, July 6. Cotton steady at 36@38. Flour declined 5@ 10c ; sales 5,500 bbls. State at $6 50@$10 15; Western $8 75@513 75; Southern unchanged. Wheat Reclined 2@3; sales 8,500 bushels. Corn advanced lc.; sales 360,000 bushels at 58@89% Beef dull. Pork heavy; sales 7,000 bbls. at 31 81@532. Lard, Whisky and Sugar dull. Turpentine dull at SL Rosin dull at s3@sS 50. Gold 54%. 5-20’s 100 5-7. 7,30’5. 103%. New York, July 7—noon. Gold 153%. Exchange 10%. Cotton steady at 36@38. New York, July 7. Flour dull; sales 8,500. Barrels of State, $6 50 '@lo 15; Ohio, $8 75@13 75; Southern, $lO 20 @l7. Wheat has a debliningtenJency; sales of 21,000 bushels. Corn dull; sales 226,000 bushels at 89@90. Beef steady. Pork heavy; 5,000 barrels sold at s3l 62%@31 87%. Whisky dull. Rice dull. Sugar dull; Muscavado, lie. Turpentine dull,at 79@82. Rosin dull, $2 62%@ 9. There was no meeting of the Stock Board this afternoon. Gold closed 53%. New York, July 9. f Gold 152%. Exchange nominal. Cotton •firm at 36@38. later. New York, July 9. Flour quiet; sales 7,000 barrels of State at $6 60@$10 15 ; Ohio $8 75@513 75; Southern drooping; sales of 250 barrels at $lO 20@517 00. Wheat very dull, and declined l@2c.; sales of 21,000 bushels, new choice No. 1 Milwaukee $2 40, No. 2at $2 15. Corn declined lc.; sales of 19,000 bushels at 88@89. Pork buoyant, at SB2 00. Lard heavy, at,19@21%. Whisky dull. Rice dull. Sugar dull. Coffee dull. Molasses firm. Naval Stores quiet. Turpentine 78@80. Rosin $2 75@59 00. New York, July 9. Gold 52%. Coupon 5-20’s of’62 106; ditto of ’65 105. Treasury notes, second series, 103%. North Carolina sixes 85%. Cotton firm ; sales 1,000 bales at 36@38. Bank state ment—the increase in loans is $6,650,000, spe cie $2,668,000, circulation $589,900, deposits $1,442,000, decrease in legal tenders 2,281,000. MOBILE COTTON MARKET. Mobile, July 3. , Cotton—sales to-day 100 bales. Middlings— nominal. Market dull and quiet. Mobile, July 5. Sales to-day one hundred bales—Middlings 31c. Mobile, July 6. Sales to-day 125 bales of middlings nominally 30c. Sales of the week 850; receipts of the week 1,070, aga.nst 1,885 last week. Exports 5,018; stock on hand 30,496. Mobile, July 7. Cotton —sales to-day 550; Middling 30 ; Mid dling and higher grades scarce and bring quota tions readily; lower grades more abundant and relatively cheaper. Mobile, July 9, Cotton —Sales to-day 200 bales of Middling at 30c. The steamer’s news had no effect on the market. The weather is pleasant and the city very healthy. NEW ORLEANS MARKET. New Orleans, July 3. Cotton firmer;sales 700 bales; low middlings 31 @32. Gold 51%. Sterling 67%. New Orleans, June 5. Cotton in better demand ; Sales 1,000 bales. Prices unchanged. New York exchange % premium. Sterling 67%. Gold 51%. A large amount of provisions arrived and forwarded for the relief .of the suffering poor of Alabama: •'*' New Orleans, July 6. Cotton unchanged ; sales 1,100 bales at 31@ 32. Gold 52%. New Orleans, July 7. Cotton stiffer; sales 600 bales of low Middling at 32@33. Gold 52. New Orleans, Jnlv 9- Cotton unchanged. Sales 600 bales of Low Middling at 32@33. Gold 51%. Sterling 65. news unfavorable. The estimates of the-crop are one-fourth. The worms are threatening. NEVER SO BEACTIEL'L AS WHEN A Die when you may, you will not Veai 7 At Heaven’s court a form more fair Than beauty at your birth has given ; Keep but the lips, the eyes we see, The voice we hear, and you will be An angel ready made for Heaven. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. AUGUSTA MARKET. TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1566. Financial. The Gold market wag in a feverish state during the past week, and Gold has been sold at from ISO® 155, and Silver from 136ff1145. Speculative feeling has been aroused in our market and is only checked by want of means and the high prices demanded for money. Georgia Bonds are scarce and difficult to obtain when wanted, and are daily commanding higher figures than our quotations. OEOROIA. Augusta Insurance and Banking Company 8X Bank of Augusta 48 Bank of Athens 48 Bank of Columbus...... 22 Bank of Commerce 8 Bank of Fulton 40 Bank Empire State ; 27 Bank of Middle Georgia 87 Bank of Savannah 42 Bank of State of Georgia 24 Central R. R. 4 Banking Company 98 City Bank of Augusta 30 Farmers’ and Mechanics’. 12 Georgia R. R. 4 Banking Company 98 Manufacturers’ Bank...' 20 Marine Bank 87 Mechanics’ Bank 11 Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank 10 Planters’ Bank 14 Union Bank 11 SOUTH CAROLINA. Bank of Camden...; 50 Bank of Charleston 21 Bank of Chester 20 Bank of Georgetown 20 Bank of Hamburg....*. 18 Bank of Newberry 55 Bank of South Carolina 16 Bank State of Sonth Carolina (old) 20 Commercial Bank. Columbia 18 Exchange Bank, Columbia..., 18 Farmers’ and Exchange - 7 Merchants’, Chcraw 20 People’s Bank 48 Planters’ Bank, Fairfield 18 Planters’ and Mechanics’ Bank 20 South W.R R 57 Union Bank 64 BONDS, *C. Old Georgia 6’s 85@87 Old Georgia 7’s 90@92 City Bavannah 90ff192 City of Augusta 90(5:92 Central Railroad.. 97@100 Memphis and Charleston Railroad @BS STOCKS. Central R. R @9O South Western R. R 90 Atlantic 4 Gulf R. R 63@65 Georgia R. R 84@88 Muscogee Railroad.. Ss@sß Commercial. COTTON.—Dealers in the staple have manifested but little desire to operate during the past week. Since our last weekly report there has been hut llttlq demand and prices have gradually declined up to Monday morning. Operations entirely ceased, holders awaiting the foreign advicos. On Saturday we found the market ranging from 28@31 cents, according to quality. We continue these figures to-day, with the remark that they are nominal, as the market is at a decided stand-still. Yesterday the “ Aleppo" arrived at New York with dates of the 27th inst., but we received no quo tations. To-day the “City of London” arrived with dates ot the 28th inst., and quotes Middling Uplands at 13Xd. Holders feel stifier to-day, and up to this writing we hear of no sales. DOMESTICS.—Augusta Factory Goods are un changed. T GROCERIES.—The trade is brisk. Bacon Is fti demand and very source; prices have advanced. Flour has also advanced; there is but little on the mar ket. CORN.—We have no change to note. WHEAT. —Our millers have contracted, for seferat lots to arrive at quotations. Augusta Wholesale Prices. FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 10, 1866. » APOTHECARIES. ETC. DRUGS AND CHEMICALS— Blue Pill, V1h..... $1 10 @ 1 50 Blue Vltrol, y #>....v........ 17 @ 20 Baisum Copaiva—y 0) 125 @ 1 50 . Calomel, y !» 1 50 @ 2 25 Chloroform, y 11) 300 @ Copperas, y®..,. @ 5 Castor Oil, Jp gal 4 00 @ 4 25 Camphor, y 1b... 1 50 @ 1 60 Epsom Salts, yil) 5 @ 6 Morphine yoz 9 50 @lO 00 Madder, y ID 18 Opium, y lb 9 50 @lO 00 Quinine, y oz 2 90 @ 3 25 Sulphur, ylb 10 @ 12X BOOTS AND SHOES. BOOTS-Kipp, y pair... 2 50 @3 50 Buff, y pair 250 @ 6 00 Split, y pair . 2 50 @ 3 60 Calf, pegged, y pair 4 00 @ 6 00 Calf, sewed, y pair 6 00 @9OO SHOES— Hen's— Brogans prime wax, y pair 1 50 ffl 2 00 A B 4 C, y pair 1 20 @ 1 90 Kipp, y pair 1 90 @ 2 15 Buff, y pair 1 50 @ 2 25 Split, y pair 1 00 @ 1 75 Calf, pegged, y pair 1 50 ffl 2 00 Calf, sewed, y pair 300 ® 5 00 Vmith's Brogans, prime wax y pair. . AB4 C, y pair „ 1 37X@ 150 Kipp, y pair .*? 1 25 @ 1 50 Buff, y pair 1 25 @ 1 50 Split, y pair.. 1 00 @ 1 50 Calf, pegged, y pair 1 50 @ 2 00 Calf, sewed, y pair 3 00 @350 Women's— Boots, y pair... Brogans, prime wax, y pair.. I 50 ffl 2 00 A 840, y pair 1 75 @ 2 00 Kipp, y pair Buff, y pair 1 25 ffl 1 75 Split, y pair 1 25 ffl 1 75 calf, pegged, y pair...’ 1 75 ffl 2 00 Calf, sewed, y pair... 2 00 ffl 3 00 — Misses'— Buff, y pair 1 50 ffl 2 00 Split, y pair 1 25 ffl 1 50 Calf, y pair 1 40 ffl 2 00 Morocco, sewed, y pair 1 75 ffl 2 60 Kid, sewed, y pair 1 75 ffl 2 50 CROCKERY. PLATES—Common, y dozen 50 ffl 1 50 Granite, y dozen 1 00 ffl 2 50 China, y dozen 2 50 ffl 4 00 TEAS—Common, y set 50 ffl 1 00 Granite, y set 1 00 ffl 1 75 China, y set 200 ffl 3 00 BOWLS—Common, y dozen 60 ffl 4 00 Granite, y dozen 1 50 ffll2 00 GLASSWARE—TumbIers, y dozen. 85 ffl 800 , Goblets, y dozen 300 ffl 800 CONFECTIONERIES, FRUIT, &c. CANDlES—American, ylb 35 ffl 50 French, Vlb 73 ffl 1 00 FRUlT—Apples, y hh! nolle Oranges, y box ffllO 50 Lemons, y ts>x - ■ • • ■ ffl 8 00, Coeoanut, y 100.. @lO 00 Raisins, y box 4 76 ffl 5 25 Franes, y fl) 25 @ 28 Almonds, soft shell, y 1b.... 41 ffl 43 DRY GOODS. PRINTS, y yard 1* ffl 21 BLEACHED GOODS, y yard.... 20 ffl 35 TWEEDS, y yard 35 ffl 75 DELAINES, Mixed, y yard 22 ffl 27 All Wool ffl 55 FLANNELS,,*9 Wool Cm 00 GINGHAMS, Domestic...... J& ffll SO DOMESTICS-Augusta y yard <* 18X 44 y yard ffl ’2O. Drilhy yard......... ffl 22j Montour*— % y yard ffl 18 44, y yard ffl 19)f OSNABUROS, y yard 28 ffl 27 YARNS, Assorted, V bunch 2 25 @ GRAIN AND FORAGE. CORN—White, y hush—weight.... ffl 1 60 Yellow, y bush.—weight ffl 1 55 OATS-Mary land, jy bush 1 00 Western, y bush . WHEAT—Red, ybush 2 25 ffl 2 75 Whit ~ 2 *6 ffl 3 25 RICE-Carolina, CtcaiMP Jbfc ffl 13 India, ya. ffl 12 HAY.ycwt ...180 @2 00 GROCERIES. BACON—Skies, ylb ■ @ 22X Sides, clear, y ffi @ 243; Shoulders (g 79 ‘ Hams, ylb 25 ffl 27 BAGGING—Gunny, y yard 28 ffl Dundee, y ward *so ffl 38 BREAD—Nav?, y lb ffl Pilot, lb 6 ffl 6)5 ffl 10 Soda Biscuit, ylb 12 ffl 15 Crackers, y lb 15 ffl 35 BUTTER—Goshen, ylb 35 ffl 40 Western, yib ffl 30 Georgia, ylb 25 ffl 30 COFFEE—Rio, ylb 30 ffl 32 Java, ylb ffl 50 CHEESE—Goshen, y a ffl 25 English Dairy, ylb ffl 25 Northern Factory, ylb 22 ffl 25 CANDLES—Sperm, ylb 40 ffl 45 Tallow, y » @ 17 Adamantine, ylb 25 ffl 27 FISH—Cod, y lb s @ 10 Herrings, y box 75 ffl 1 25 Mackerel, No. 1, half bbl @l2 50 Mackerel, No. 1, y bbl @24 00 Mackerel, No. 2, half bbl @ll 00 Mackerel, No. 2, y bb! 20 00 @2l 00 Mackerel, No. 3, Boston y bbl.lß 00 @l9 00 Sardines, y half box ffl 50 Sardines, y quarter b0x,.,.. ffl 25 FLOUR-NORTHERN- Super @ 14 Extra. 15 ffl 10 Family 17 ffl 18 Domestic— Excelsior Mills Augusta Canal ffl Superfine @l6 00 Extra @l7 00 Double Kxlra ffllS 00 Granite Mills Extra Family.. ffl Granite Mills Family @IS 00 Granite Milla Superfine @lB 00 Granite Mills Canal @l2 50 Granite Mills Bolted Mea1.... 1 60 @165 Granite Mills Cleaned Grits.. 175 @1 80 Fine Feed (for stock) per lb.. 3 GUNPOWDER-Kegs 25 lbs. F F F. @ll 00 Blasting, y Keg of 25 lb 7 50 G RINDSTONEB—y lb @ 3 INDlGO—Carolina, y lb ffl 1 25 Spanish Float, ylb 1 50 ffl 2 00 Manilla, V» 100 ffl 1 25 LARD—yib..24 ffl 25 MOLASSEB-Cul,u ClaVe-d y iptl.. . 55 ffl 60 Sorghum ffl 50 Muscovado, y gal 56 ffl 60 Sugnr House, y ga! 80 @ 1 00 MATCHES—y gross 300 ffl 400 MACCARONI—American and Ital ian, ylb 22 ffl 87 PICKLES—Mixed 3 50 fflll 00 Onions... 3 50 fflll 00 Gherkins 3 50 fflll 00 PRESERVES—Gingor, y case @ls 00 Cliowehow @l3 00 POTATOES—Irish, y bbl 5 00 ffl 6 00 Sweet, y bush ROPE—Kentucky, ylb 18 ffl 19 Manilln, yHi 26 ffl 28 White Cotton, ytb 40 @ 45 SUGAR—Muscovado, ylb 12X@ 14% Crushed, y 1b..,. 19 ffl 20 Powdered, y lb 19/ffl 20 Loar, ylb ffl 22 ABandC, yib 17 ffl 19 SALT—Liverpool, indent’d,y sack.. ffl 275 STARCH—PearI, ytb ffl 14 SOAP—Toilet, ytb 35 ffl 75 Fancy, yib 50 ffl 2 50 Bar, yib 11 @ 16 SPICES—BIack Pepper, y lb: ffl b'X Cayenne Pepper, y 1b....... ffl Ginger, ylb ffl 30 Spice, ylb ffl 35 Cassia, yib ffl 1 00 Black Pepper, ground, y lb.. ffl 35 Ginger, ground, y Ib.«.ffl 37X TWlNE—Bagging, Twine, y-TO.-/. .. 25 ffl 30 Cotton Twine, y Dj ffl 75 TEA—Hyson, ylb 1 20 ffl 2 25 Imperial, y lb ; 1 65 ffl 2 25 Gunpowder, y H 1 75 ffl 2 25 Black, y 1 85 ffl 1 75 VINEGA R -Cider, y gal 40 ffl 50 White Wine, y gal 45 ffl 60 French, y gal ffl 1 25 HARDWARE. ANvii,s-y ib (a 20 AXES-S. W. Collins, y dsz 18 00 @2O 00 Blodgett’s, y d0z...,. @lB 00 Pick, y doz .15 00 @lB 00 BELLOWS—Blacksmith’s, y pair..2l 00 @3B 00 CARDS—Cotton, No. 10, y doz pair.lo 00 @l2 00 Wool, No. 8: y doz pair..... ffllO 00 Jim Crow, y doz @ 2 00 CHAINS—Trace, y doz pair 12 00 @lB 00 CAST STEEL-y 1b ffl 28 nOES, y doz 7 60 @ls 00 IRON—English refined, ylb 7 ffl 9 Bweedes, ylb 9 ffl 10 Sheet, yib 10 ffl 12X NATLS-Cut, 4d. to 40d., ylb 7 ffl 8 PLOUGH STEEL-y 1b 14 ffl 15 SAWS—MiII, 6 ft. to 6% ft 7 50 @lO 00 Cross Cut, 6 ft. to 7 ft........ 5 00 ffl 7 00 SHOVELS—Ames’ long h’dte y d6x. @l6 50 Ames’ short h’dle, y d0z.... @lB 50 Amos’Spade, y d0z....' @l7 00 Short li’dle Cast Steel, y doz. 018 50 SKIVES-Meal. y doz 3 50 ffl 4 60 SHOT—Buck, ylb ffl 15 Drop, ylb @ 14 VlCES—Blacksmith's Kottev Key, yib ffl 18 Blacksmith’s Solid Box, y lb. ffl 30 HATS. BEAVERS-Finc, ydoz 36 00 ffl72 00 Black Fur, French, y d0z...16 00 @3O 00 Black Fur, Planter, y doz.. .24 00 ffls4 00 Nut Fur, French, y doz 17 00 @44 00 Nut Fur, Planter, y d0z..,.25 00 @54 00 Black Fur, Resortc, y doz.. .20 00 @4B 00 Nut Fur, Resorte, y d0z....27 00 @4B 00 / Pearl Caps, Res @44 00 Black Cass, Res. Derby 40 00 @44 00 Blue Cloth Res @33 00 Mixed Cloth Res @3O 00 WOOL-Black Wool .10 00 @ls 00 Black Wool, Planter 15 00 @2l 00 Black Wool, Res 16 00 @24 00 Nut Wool @ls 00 Nut Wool, P1anter..,....;..16 00 @24 00 Nut Wool, Res @22 00 BOYS’—Black Wool 10 00 @l2 00 Nut Wool 12 OO @lB 00 Sav. Res 1 @22 00 MEN’S STRAW-Men’s Leghorn Yeoman, y doz 7 00 @l2 00 Manilla City, y doz 9 00 @l4 00 .Terldo, mixed, y doz @lB 00 Extra Leghorn, y doz 18 00 ffl22 00 Brighton, y doz 15 OO @42 00 Boys’ Hats, all sizes and qual ities, ydoz 9 00 @22 00 LADIES’ STRAW—Black Fior. N. G, y doz 18 00 @24 00 Adelaide, y doz 18 00 @24 00 Sundown E. M 16 00 @24 00 Margarete, Cant and Ped, y doz 13 00 @ls 00 Misses’ll E. Olive, y d0z...18 00 @24 00 Misses' Derby’s 7 and 11 K, y doz.; .18 00 @24 00 LEATHER. Stocks good—prices stiff. OAK—Sole, Phila. and Baltimore, city slaughter, light weights, y 11i... ffl 45 Ho!r, Phila. and Baltimore, city slaughter, mid. weights,y 1b ffl 47 Sole, Phila. snd Baltimore, dfy slaughters heavy weights, yib ® so Sole, Phoenix Tannery, city slaughter, light weights, y Ib.. 30 @ 40 Sole. Phoenix Tannery, city slaughter, middle weights, ylb 35 @ 42 Sole, Plitcnix Tannery, city slaughter, heavy weights, ytb 40 ffl 45 Sole; Spanish hide, ' good, light. wtigfit*, y 1b.... ffl. 38 Sole, Spanish hide, good, mid dle weights, ylb @ 43 Sole, Spanish hide, good, heavy weights, ytb ffl 47 Sole, Spanish hide, good dam < aged, light weights, ylb @ 32 Sols, Spanish hide, good dam aged, middle weights, ylb @ 33 Soie, Spanish hide, good dam aged, heavy weights, ylb ® 32 OAK—Harness, Northern finish, sides, y lb 42. ffl 40 Harness. Northern finish, ’rimmed, y 1b....'.... 75 ffl 1 00 Harness, l’hrcnix Tanuery, sides, yHi 40 ffl 45 Harness. Phoenix Tannery, butts, ytb 60 ffl 76 OAK—Bridle, I’homix Tannery, y / side... 350 ffl 500 Bridie, Northern finish 4 50 ffl 7 50 WAXED—Kips, Northern finish, , light, y f00t.... ffl 30 , Kips, Northern finish, me dium, y foot ffl 32 Kips Northern finish, heavy, y foot • ffl 35 Kips, Phomix Tannery, all weights, y doz 48 00 @75 00 WAXED—Upper, sides. Northern finish, all weights, y doz. 36 00 @4B 00 Upper, sides, Phoenix Tan- , nery, all weights, y doz 30 00 @45 00 WAXED—Shoe Bplits, Phoenix Tan nery, yib 45 @ jo FRENCH—CaIf, all brands and weights, y doz 45 00 @75 OO Kips, all brands and weights, y doz 75 00 0125 00 4itKUICAX.-CaU', Northern and ” Fouthern, y dnz..... 36 00 @4B 00 Goat, Northern and Southern, ,„ nI S ■ ■, 24 00 @36 00 HIDES—City slaughter,y lb @1 5 Dry Southern and South Western, y lb g @ , ,-. , LIQUORS. AI.COHi)L-9Jy tent, y gallon... .■ ffl 600 BRANDI —Cognac, y gallon 8 00 ,@ls 00 Domestic, y gallon 3 50 ’ffl 5 00 GlN—Holland, y gallon 6 00 ffl 8 00 DTT „ American,y gallon .. 290 ffl 350 RUM—.Jamaica, y gallon 8 00 @l2 00 England, y gallon 3 25 « 4 50 WHlSKY—Bourbon, y ga110n...,.,. 3 25 @ 5 50 • Rectified, y gallon 250 @3 75 & V 1:^ gal o n 3 00 @5 00 Irish, y gallon 7 00 @ 9 00 Scotch, y gallon 7 00 ffl 9 00 WINE-Madelra, y gallon 2 50 ffl 4 50 Port, y gallon 2 50 @ 4 60 Sherry, y gallon 2 50 ffl 4 50 Claret, y ease 5 00 @l2 00 Champagne, Imported, y bas ket.. 28 00 @4O 00 Champagne, Inferior, y bas ket.. .u...-.’ 18 00 @25 00 CORDlALS—Annlseed, y case @l2 00 Raspberry, y case @l2 00 Peppermint, y ca5e......... ffl 12 00 Lemon, y case @l2 00 METALS. LEAD—Bar, ylb ffl 12 W ZlNC—Sheet, ylb @ 22 COPPER—Sheet, ylb @ 00 TlN—Charcoal, I. C. Tin plate, 10x14. @lB 50 I, C. Tin plate, 14x20 @2O 00 I. X. Tin plate, 14x20 @23 00 I. X.Tin plate, 10x14 @2150 Block Tin ylb @ 42^ OILS, PAINTS, ETC. OlLS—Lard, y gallon 300 ffl 3 25 Linseed, y gallon 200 @ 2 10 Tanners’, y gallon 1 25 ffl 1 75 Sperinwlnter, y ga110n...... 3 00 ffl 4 00 Kerosene, y gallon,/........ 75 @ 77 Benzine, y gallon ffl 75 Red Rock, y gallon ffl 75 Olive, y dozen.... 8 75 @l2 00 FAINTS-Lead, White, yib 10 ffl 22 Lead, Black, ylb 10 ffl 10 Zinc, ylb 20 @ 22 VARNISH—Bright, y gallon 3 25 ffl 5 00 Coach, y gallon ffl 0 50 TOBACCO. CHEW r NG—y lb 35 ffl 1 25 SMOKING—y lb 5() ffl 300 BEGARS— American, y M 18 00 @6O 00 Spanish, y M @l4O 00 A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine I Dr. Maorisi. is the founder of a hew Medical System! The quantitorians, whose vast internal doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze the bowels, must give prece dence to the man who restores health and appetite, with from one to two of his extraordinary Pills, and, cures the most virulent aorea with a box or so of Ills wonderful and all, healing Salve. Those two great specifics of tho Doctor ore fast superseding all the stereotyped nostrums of the ' day. Extraordinary cures by Maggiel’s Pills and Salve have opened the eyes of the Rublio to the inefficiency of the (so called) remedies of others, and upon which people have so long blindly depended. Magglel’s Pills are not of the class that are swallowed hy the dozen, and of which every box full taken creates an absolute necessity so( another. One or taxi of Maggiel’s Pflla suffices to place tlie liowels in perfect order, tone the stomach, create an appetite, and render the spirits light and buoy ant ! There Is no grlpiipr, and no reliction In the form or constipation. If the live! Ip affected, Us functions are restored; and if the nervous system Is feeble, it is Invigo rated. This last quality the medicines very desi rable for the wants of deifeate females. Ulcerous and emptlve diseases are literally extinguished hy the dlsen fectant power of Magglel's Halve. In fact, tt In here an nounced that May friers Bilious. Dyspeptic and DitrrhenS Pflls cure where all others fail. Whllefor Burns, Scalds, Chilblains, Cuts and all abrasions of -the skin, Magglel's Salve is inialliWe. ( Hold hy J. Maqoikl, Now York, and all Druggists, at 21 cents per box, Jylfl-dacSro * Artificial Legs and Arms IN AUGUSTA, GA. DR. DOUGLAS BLY, the Anatomist and Surgoo who invented tho Anatomical Ball and Socket Jolntm. Leg, witii lateral or side motion at the Ankle, like the natural one, has just opened nn office in Augusta, Go., second door from the Post Office, for the manufacture and sale of his celebrated ARTIFICIAL LEGS and ARMS. Tho superiority of these Limbs hat caused them to be sought for, throughout almost tho entire world, as will he seen hy the following list of offices where they are manufactured and sold. orricis LONDON, ENGLAND 29 Leicester Square NEW YORK 658 Broadway, RICHMOND, VA... Near the Post Office AUGUSTA, GA ~,2ddoor front Post Office' NEW ORLEANS, LA.........77 Carendeletatreei’ MEMPHIS, TENN Mainatree- NASHVILLE, TENN »,.In City Hal l ' BT. LOUIS. MO 73 l'ine street' CINCINNATI, 0H10..;..,148 West Fourth street’ CHICAGO, ILL Opposite Post Office ROCHESTER, N. Y.„. ...Over Post Office} For further Information, address Da. BLY, -feb22—d*c6m At nearest Office. ASSIGNEE’S SALE. BANK OF COLUMBUS. Columbus, Ga., June lffth, 1868. On the Second Tuesday In OCTOBER neat I will offer at public auction, on the premises, *. E. cor ner of Broad arm St. Cialr streets, in this city, the splendid Iron Front Building, known as the BANK OF COLUMBUS, fronting on Broad street twenty-eight feot two Inches, (28 feet 2 In.) and on St. Clair street one hundred and thirty-seven feet ten inches, (137 feet IO in.,) having three stories and a basement, and including the offices of the Georgia Home Insurance Company and the Telegraph Cos. This Is considered the most desirable real estate in the city of Columbus. ALSO, 33,500 Bonds of Mobile and Girard Railroad, first mortgage; 46,400 Bond* of tnc State of Alabama; 92 925 Bonds of the State of Georgia; 472.450 Bonds of the Confederate States ; • 180,000 do do do do in Liverpool, England; 5,160 Registered Stock, do do: 33,385 Bills for circulation of State of Georgia; 455 do do State of Virginia; 590 do do MaconSavfngs Bank; 3,749 'to do various State Banks. TERMS CASH. SALE POSITIVE. Tlie same being made for the purpose of distribu ting tho assets assigned to roc for the benefit of the creditor*. Dv.WITT F. WILCOX, AfcdgnfC Bank of Columbus. N. B.—For farther paifaerfnn, address Assignee. je2(M*wtd • , ,• /'XEORGIA, RICHMOND COUNTY.-*II per- W wins indebted to the estate of Dennis Collin*, late of Richmond county, deceased, are requested to make.lmmediate payment, snd (hose having claim* against told estate are notified to present them In terms oflaw. MARY COLLINS, jel-lawfiw Adm’xJ
