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About Constitutionalist and republic. (Augusta, Ga.) 1851-18?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1851)
Constitutionnlist cittft licpublic. BY JAME6P GARUftEfi, JR. (Concluded from Fourth pager) ; assistance in money in this Island,‘without the co-operation of the Junta York, as he was at variance with Betancourt and Aguero, with regard to the mode of getting up the expe dition. The Junta at New York is composed of many other Cubans whose names I do not know. I have nothing more to say. List of the Officers of the Army of Gen. Lopez. The following is a list of all the officers Belong ing to the invading force under Gen- Lopez. %t was lound among the papers of Gen. Lopez, seiz-i ed by the Spaniards at the battle of Las Poeas, and was published in the Jiavana Faro Indus trial It has a profound «nil mehmchoty inter est from the fact that nearly ait these gallant spirits have either been executed, fallen in bat tle, or are among the prisoners condemned to the mines. . General in Ch ief —NJIR CI SO O lOpEZ Suo- Commando nt and Chief of the Staff —John Pragay. Staff Officers. —-Captain. Emmich Radrich.' Lieutenant Joseph jlewahl; Lieutenant Bigis Rekendorf. Corps of Adjutants. —Oolouel Eugene Brum- j menthal: Captain Ludivig Sclrieshiger; Lien ten- i ant Ludivig Muller, Dr. Hefiry A. Tourniquet; Commissary G. A. Cook. • Staff of the First Regiment.~ Colonel - It L. Downman, Lieutenant Colonel W.JJeott Haynes; Adjutant George A. Graham; Commissary Joseph Bell, Adjutant of the Regiment—dJcorge i*arr. ; Company A. —Captain Robt' Elite; Lieut.-E. 1 A. McDonald; Sub Lieut. J.-L. Lahuzau; Sub , Lieut. R. JL Brelenbridge. . , Company R. —Cajit. John Johnson; First Liqut. Jas. Dunn.'Becond Lieut. J. S.. Williams. Third Lieut. Jast O’Reilly. ' • ‘ 1 Company <).—Capt. J. C. Brigham'; First Lieut. Richard Howitetq -Second Lieut. G. A. Gray; Third Lieut J. I>. Baker. ' Company D. —Capt. Philip; N. Golda£ First Lieut. David'Li Rousseau; Second Lieut. Jc&n H. Landingharh; ThirdLieut.'Jae Yi -Howain. ‘ Compdny F. —Capt. Heniy Jackson,- First Lieut. Fin. Hubbi; Second Lieut. Th. xV. Stnip son; Third Lieut. Jas. Cfajigty. ' ' | Company F.—£ apt. Wnr, r-teWart; PtrrfLieut, 1 •las. G. Dwens; Second Lieut. Jno. G. Bush; -| Third Lieut. Thos. HudnalL- . . V , FIRST Kt'fIMEXT O? .SBTH.T.EXV. Staff. —Col. Wnr. L. Crittenden; Adjutant R. C. Stanford; Commissary Felix Huston; burgeon LuduvigHanks. • • • Company A. —Capt. Jire, A. Kelly; First Lieut- ■ T. C. James; Second Lieut jas. A. -{Stevens: : Third Lieut. J. O. Bryce. * "■ ' '? Company B. —Capt. Jas. Sanders; "FirstrLtenff Philips. Van Vetchten; Second Lieut. William H. Craft. • * . j S' Company C. —Capt'. Victor Kerr First Lieut James Brant; Second Lieutenant ff; T.'Vjetflle. Cuban Patriots Regiment. —Capt lldefbuso Ob erto; First Lieut. Diego Hernandez: Second Lieuti Miguel Lopez: Third Lieut. Jose A. Planosj- Eourth Lieut. Pedro Lopez. ■ , ■ ; Hungarian . Regimept.-wMai. Geo. Boutjla; Capt. Ladislaus Palank, Lieut. Joseph Cseripelyi; Lieut. Johan Peteri; Lieut. Adalbert Kerakts; Lieut. Conrad Eiehter. - ‘ - Germen Regiment.—Capt. Hugo Sehliht; Lieut. Haul Michael BirOt; Lieut. Pietro MuHer; Litfut. Giovanni Placosio. * AI(HJSTA, GA. THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 11- —-.--F.--' F : ' From Cuba. Our colurqns, thrs-nrorning, are occupied with the recent intelligence from Havana, brought by the steamer Cherokee, at New Orleans. The correspondence of the Picayune and True Della, will no doubt be read With deep interest.— Poor Lopez! he deserved a better fate—but it is consoling to his numerous friends to know that he died like a patriot and hero. What ] will become of his compatriots ift arms, now’ i f - the hands and at the mercy of the" Captain Gene* j ral of Cuba, remains to bo seen: We are -fear- I ful, however, that if what is termed a slight j punishment in Spain, should befall tljpiu, their | future lot will be a painful one. • ' . . It would appear that Lopez was deceived by < the Creoles. They seem to be unworthy of an effort to give them freedom. Spanish tyranny will now sink them deeper than ever, beneath its crushing and grinding weight. Space doe» j not allow us an expression of some redactions j 1 which we desire to present upon these tragic matters. Editorial matter prepared for to-day has been excluded by our extensive Cuba intelli gence. • Up- Gen. Lane, delegate elect to Congress from Oregon, and late Governor of that territory, arrived at New Orleans on the sth inst. From California. The Steamer Cherokee, arrived at New Or leans on the sth inst, brings advices from Cali fornia to the Ist ult. The news brought by.her is not of much interest. We are informed that Mr. Max Maretzek has engaged the Theatre in Charleston, and that he and his Italian Opera troupe.will pay that city a ’ visit in the course of next month. The U. S. mail steamship Hermann, sailed from New York on Saturday noon, for Sonthamp- - ton and Bremen, with 29 passengers, and $257,- 540 in specie, of which $219,2000 was American gold. ___ • ' The Treaty with Portugal.--— The claim for . the General A rmstroiig has been submitted, in pursuance of the claqse in the treaty: to which we alluded oji Monday, to the arbitration of the President of France. Later from Cuba. By the arrival of the brig Somers, Captain Watson, from Havana, we have information from that city to the 2d inst. General Lqpez was ese; cuted at the Punta, one of the fortified positions near Havana, on the Ist inst. Captain Watson knew Lopez previous to his death, and having seen his body a short time alter he was execut ed, leaves no doubt that Popez died by the garoter At the time of his execution, he was surround ed by the American prisoners in Havana, eighty in number. There was a strong military' guard on the spot, and an immense concouse of people to see the execution. All the reports agree in stating that he-died like a soldier, and he mentioned, just before his death, that ail his pro ceedings were intended to elevate the people of Cuba and give them a free government. * V Captain Watson did not learn what was to fie the fate of the prisoners al present in the hands of the Government. Among the number of a young man by the name of Chapman, who says that he is a car penter by trade, and has been for some time at New Organs,'and that’he belongs to Charleston, where his mother, a widow, resides. The friends of Mr. Jimes Chapman-merchant of this city, wodd naturally feel much anxiety on seeing tte< statement, knowing that he has asfin engaged in mercantile business in New Oilq;8/ Letters IfOtjn film,-however, have been agoelsed of a later date than the above accounts, hhewing that Jxr.was not among the prisoners' The young gentlem'afi alluded to may have as sumed the nhme in the.hdpe of exciting an in terest in his favor. / • are 80 many reports in Havana, respect {"s *** c *P tu L re of that it is difficult to learn the truth. The opinion generally enter-' taihed is tliat he Was taker; by some countrymen wWe asleep nPtfie wood?, he having been com pletely bToW'down by- hunger and fatigue. The ammunition ot Hie fhitriots got destroyed in the late gate ok the Island, and they were after wards at the .mercy ot Their eiieimea. The Pa triots fought desperately, and it is believed killed and wounded not less than two-or three thou sand rnon. The hospitals In" Havana have a largrf number oT wounded in them.' The last sates of Rice Were at from H} to tit j rials, and the provision market wag improving. Exchange on the North ranged from tq3 per cairt discount— Charleston Courier, 10 th inst. . Dtsting vised Ydung from woman of “slight frame, grey eyes, about forty-five yeafs of age,” arrived in this j.city oq evening fast and has taken lodg j,ings to the Pcuitentibryjf'Now thaithe ternren ■: hm'Oi.- the gallant Cojoitel-who pFesides-over the destiiites of the great Gpioiv Party, is ‘‘eahin’d, cribh 'd, cplrfineit” kg may'.exclaim: • - “Gontte night, do-fhou-WtVicnd me, • steep the cOtoiivdraw, ' . Spim* kind, again attend u», *" - - .... Aw-that's tar nwa!" “ - • y"rj, ; . Gpjim,9Bl .tost.". {Tctegrttfred for the cLrltimi'Courier.\f . « WASMMstWi/Sspt " Capt. Platt of the C. S. Ship Albany, has re. ported -to. the Governoipnt the- substonjte Os a ) fonversation he.tmdheld with the prisoners of j Ijojrez Maty- .They stated- that they had been : induced by fake representation? to join the inva ding party, and that no Cirban had offered tp copne into their ranks. ‘ The whole number of prisoners amounts to 130. The President lias asked for mercy for. through the Snahish' Minis “ter. .* „ * " ' Quitman has withdrawn as a caiidi -ilateforkh? Gulrernatorial Chair in Mississippi. I • - "* - ' New-Orlfsxs, Sept. A,&15 F-. M. » EoOr hundred" bales of cpftpn tiavc.bVcn sold at •easier prices. MkldUngis worth Bf, and. good middling cents. FJour is dull, afud Ohio is "40, and whit* 54 cents. '- . % The city'll quiet. " ' . ' * #• • '• *Mm » f • '•• u Coi.bMSla,Sept. 9,9.15 J. M. The market haabeen active tp-flay, and 126 bales ol Cotton have bedn sold at from 6| -to 84 -cents. V - ■S i-J i i m ii ii NEW YORK AND SAVANNAH STEAM SHIP LINE. • -. V ALABaili. .. - Capt. Ludlow. Belonging.to tho NeW York A Savannah Steam Navigation Company. . • , , On and after tho 11th Jan., will leave Savannah and New York every SATURDAY until further notice. These ships aro 1,300 tons register, and un surpassed in comfort, safely and speed. Cabin Pas sage $25 —payable in advance. Agents PADELFORD, FAY & CO.„ Savannah. SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, jan 12 194 Front streot, New York. Rattan an d willow ch airs—Vo Wi just received.a lot »f childrens’ Rattan bod ■Willow CHAIRS, with end without stickers. "* . MUSTIN &. LATHROP, ' , ' a eg. 16 I bdlow* the Post Office corner. HATS,CAPS, ANDSTRAW GOODS -AT CHARLESTON PRICES.. J TAYLOR, JR. Sc CO., would respectfully n « inform the Merchants of Georgia, and ad- A’ joining States, thattbey are now.rec6iving additional I . supplies of .Goods iu their fine, their stock befog how the largest and best selected of any ever offered in tips city, and are prepared to sell HATE, on as rea sonable terms as Groceries, Baddies, Drugs, Ac.,eon be bought in this city. -' . - Please Call before going below. apt 8 I T ALL£KSTKI»TA AT have received J-i Chia dar per steamer from. New York a very choice jot of ’• . ’ New Style Lace CAPES, Hamilton Lace Undor SLEEVES,. Extra Ri«h Necdlcworked COLLARS, , Superior Jaconet and Swiss iSUMINGS, Thread and Lisle Edging, Jaconet and Swiss Muslin, Figured and Plain. To which.they invite attention. jnne 8 BURR MILL «T(D9XS- ” WM. B- tiLIfIRMEK, surviving partner of SCHIRMBR A WIGAND-begs leave to in form the ofit customers of th© Arm, and the puddle fsncrally. that the manufacture of RURR MILL TONES iD all Its various departments, will bs Con tinued by him at tho old stand, i . .* ■>. All orders executed with promptness, and in the very best style. — * j- > Augusta, Ga., July 17th, 1851. julylg EAGLirPOUNDRY AUGUBTA, GEORGIA; Jones - Street, Near tlui Old , Planters’ Hotel. THE undersigned having purchased the interest of Mri John TiLkeL in the EAGLE FOUND : SY, is now prepared, with his increased Ma chinery, to furnish STEAM ENGINES, of any size or .power; CASTINGS, of every description, - m either Iron or Brass, for'Saw, or Merchant Mills, Factories,-Gin Gearing, Ae. Ac. • , Also, PULLEYS, SHAFTING,, and all kind? of MACHINERY.. . - - Having ai great variety 4t PATTERNS on hand, and first rate Workmen in his employ, fie jy en abled t*> furnish all ordergentrusted to him, as short ; notice, apd at prices fully as low as werk of'the some quality can be laid down from the North Or elsewhere. Thankful for the .liberal patronige herctoforo be stowed upoft the old firm, he respectfully solicits a continuance tiT.the same, and gtmrantees a prompt and faithful execution of ?H orders sent him. J aog 3 * T.'L. NEBSON. . LOOKING-GLASS WfAREHOUBE., . The Oldest and most Extensive m the U. States. Richards king sland, No. 38 courtiandt Street, New Yoyk, Wholesale Dealer to and ■Manufacturer of Uoeking-Gipsscs, and Importer of Looking-Glass-Plate?, ainl Plate Glass for House and Store Windows, respectfully invites the attention of ■ Southern Buyer* and Dealers to his extensive Stock . —embracing all kinds of Mahogany Toilet Boxes, > Swings, Mahogatiy and Gilt, and Gift Glasses, suit able for the Trade. Also, constantly on hand, a r 'large assortment of Oil kinds-and sizes of Qrnamon , tal. Plain, Pier and Mantel Glasses, Portrait and * Picture Frames, got up in the richest and most gor : geous styles, from the latest Parisian and Foreign . designs. • ! Any inquiries, made by letter, relative to the pri ceß Os Goods, Will be cheerfully answered by return t N. B.—All orders promptly attended to, and Goods packed with the greatest care. June HKhn ! 1 CHOICE LOT "ofMedicinal W ines and Bran - dios, selected by “one who knows,” on hand by t aug. 1 D. B. PLUMB & CO. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1851, WITHOUT AN EQUAL. FROM one of the most respectabto formers of tho county ; road the following esse, which was witnessed by tho whole neighborhood: Joxes County, Ga., D0c.,1848. JJr.Linle—Do,ir Sir: It is with heart-felt grati toae. I infojin you, your Anodyne Cough Drqps saved a child of mino front the grave. He was attacked Wrth the pneumonia, as Abe doctor whe attended hhn a week called it, without being -able to attest it. -By this time he had become pros tjrath, and from the violence of tho cough and le ver, was expected tu die constantly. In this situa tion wc discontinued all other medicine and g?ve your Cough' Drops; tho first does holped him much, aajS after repeating i{ a few thnos tho eough and foceryubsidedt iou ving him oalm and Iran' juil for the,first time sihee th© attack. The medicine was continued:, find alter twenty-four hours use,-wo con sidered him put ofdartger. From ibis time he improved rapidly, and soon recovered. In -two otler Cases in itay family it proved inglily beneficial ineuring coughs-ami colds. • I havo used your Vor mituge With a great advantage in a number of cases. Iji futufo, I intend Keeping asupply of your Fami ly Medicine oil hand, as well as ad rise my friends to tho same oourse. Very respectfully yours, Ac., (Sighed.) THOMAS W. CHOATE. The foe simile of tho signature of Dr. W. G. Lit fle will be found upon tho outside wrapper of each of his medicines. . Sold wholesale and retail by tho proprietor, attfie Manufacturing Depot, No. 264 Market street, Phil adelphia, and Macon'ami MillodgevUlo, Oil; and Augusta, Ga., and by 'Agents and Druggists generally, throughout tjio Southern country. teteliw angs 27 T WASHINGTON HALL, .ATLANTA, GA ME Uiidersigned, auXimis lo yonder the 4fM> above Establisliment every way acceptable Mat. to tho trav'ellina iHiblic,has recently added tp it a now DINIfjG ROOM, and made sevecal other material alterations in the House, With a view to tho prooifi tion of the comfort of those why may favor him with their patronage, and has secured, us a general Superintendent, tno services ,or Mr. Gap. It. Fra zer, of the Unitod States, and lato of the Eagle A Phignix Hotel', Augusta, Ga. It is his ini tention to spare neither expense nor exertion to make the Washington Hall deservedly popular. Ho has recently added to his Establishment.live good family Rooms, Lathed and Plastered, with fire places in ouch. Also, a fine BATHING ES TABLISHMENT, whore can ho proenred Warm or Cold Baths. There is a BARBER SHOP under the same root, and a Lit EttY STABLE at a odnxonient distance. Servants always in attendance fijion tho eat* .to conduct passengers and ennvoy baggage to and front the Depot. JAS. LOYD, Proprietor. Gkq. R. Frazu?, Superintendent. N. B.—Tho above bouse will always furnish Din nor to to® nosspngers from the West, at 3 a’cfock P. M. d&cly may 7 $1,000; REWARD* V DR. HLNIm-:R $ celebrated SPECIFIC, for tho curefof Gonorrhooa, Strioturcg, Gleet and Aqqlpgous Complaints of tho Organs of Generation. Q'?*'Of all rwuedii;? yet discovered sos the abovo eomplaint, this isthe most Certain. > • a sjifiody and periuaeent curd with out restriction to diefi. drink, exposure, or change ot application to business. tLF* It is perfectly harmless. Gallons of it might he taken withhat injuring tho patient. , tty” It is put up in bottles, with full direction?* accompanying it, so that persons can cure them' selves without resorting to ’physicians Or others for advice. ; Kno bottlo is enough to perform a certain cure.— ynit'is apprlfoee auu recoiumeuueu ny tho Roy al College of 1 hysitians and Surgeons of London, and has their certificate enclosed. (T?~ It is sold by appointment in No s York' by Robert Ellet A Son, and in Augusta, Ga., Jit No. 195, Mrtcalfs Range, Broad street. 7m July 6 ROBERT H. MAY, Coach Matter , corner of Jackson, and EUis-streeti, in rear of the Globe Hold. KEEPS constantly on hand a good - » MUtfl assortment of CARRIAGES, BUG GIES, file., to which he would call too attention of those wishing such articlos, as bo is determined to sell on as aoeonnnodatiug terms as apy other es tablishment in the city. 7 ' CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, Ac., made to order with despatch, in a workmanlike manner. REPAIRING done at Short notion, and on the most reasonphle term?. * s2djTy NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL . LIFE IN SURANCE COMPANY. * Incorporated January, IVtQ. Central OxFlcte, Raleigh, N. C. Having established an Agency in this city, aro prepared to takWEIFK RISKS on the most favorable terms. • The table of Rates urc those mado by Joshua Millar, and known as “The Carlisle Table,”'uni versally Conceded W bo fbe most oorriXt in use. Tho advantages offered bv, this- Company, aro snefi as merit too attention of the public, and will he pointed oat and explained at any time by toe Agent. Insurances arc taken on single lives, for one year, sevon years,'or for life. • -. Ob joint lives, for life. r On slaves at 2-3 value, one or five years. The undersigned can, at all times, bo found at the haw -oflics of-G. J. A W, Schlea , Esqs., Letters, post-paid, directed to the Agent k©re, will be promptly attended.to "apf ir~ S. H. OLIVER, Ag’t., Augusta, Ga. . ' *• . , PZFLECT, AND BE REFDBCXED—Wc havs just received a large and well assorted lot of IAKJKING GLASSES, which we are willing to sell very low for cash. Do. pot forget to call at .. . . J. J. LATHROP A CO’S., Broad Btreel. ~ ' REMOVAL. • THE .SUBSCRIBER has removed'his. E.stab litomcnt te Mclntosh-ntreet, 2d door . below the Georgia Rail-Road Bank, and next-door to the Constitutionalist office —and is constantly receiving additions to Kis former stock es GUNS and Equip- I ments, wfiich, when complete, will be the best as sortment in the city, and will consist of Dojtble Barreled GU-NS, all sizes and prices, from #l2 to $lO9 each. 3 dozes Stogie Barrel HUNS,-for boys, Ac., from $3 to 12. ' - . RIFLES, Northern make, from $lO to S2O. ..Do. of my.Aijrn make, from both Iron ancf Cast Steel Barrels, from.sl6 to $l5O. W. Riehards’, Govs, and Walker’s Eng. Caps also the <J. D. French do. Dupont's and Hazard’s American Sporting and Kentucky Ride Powder, to canisters and by the keg ot quarter keg. Colt's and Alien's Six Barreled Revolving Pis* tolS; also, tot Single'lfolfteoeking Pistol; Rifle’ and Common Pistols. „ A fine assortment of Game Bags, Shot Belts and Powder Flasks, Wash Rqds, Nipple Wrenches, Drfnki&g Flasks and Cups. - *. Also a fine tovhieo of choice Pocket and Pen Knives, Kazer?, Strops, Ac.. N, ft.—RIFLES made to order, and Restocking and Repairing of all Guns, Ao., done to the best style, and warranted, oct2o . ty E..H. ROGERS. LADY’S BOOK FOR SEPTEMBER, has been _ f6ceiyed by QEO.«A. RATES A CO. AVERY flhe lot of fresh beat RICE, strictly prime and No. 1. Also, some strictly prime LARD, in barrels. For sale low, by W. H. STUROBS A CO. TUMBLER S!! TUMBLERS !*• 1 /VADOZEN TUMBLERS, of every variety X «UU and color, suitable for Family, Hotci, and Bar use; forsale at oecocdingly low prices. N.R.—Good heavy flute TUMBLERS, at 75 cents per dozen. Call at the Wholesale and Retail Crockery Store, few doors above Messrs. Richards A Son's Book Store. j may? J. J. LATHROP A CO. ' toWlfrßiNG GOODS, -" JOHN' BRIDGES, MERCHANT TAILOR, ‘ , No, 230 llroad Street,- Augusta. Ga. (Next door hetowtoo United States Hotel.) * TS NOW RECEIVIN'G and opemng, a foil as- L sortraent of superior CLOTHS, Casimeres, Vest ings. Drills. Drap d'Eto, CashmereU, and trim mings, of all descriptions; fall assortiuont of Fan cy Articles, for gentlemen’s toilet; ladies Vo ts: Umbrellas, *»«MUita)ry. Work,.and Makfogl adaJTrimmmg m theßMt manner. may fir GROCERIES, IKON,YfAILS,'foo’. .' 1 (Ui HlfDs. Pqrto Rifio, Muscovado, and N. XW 0. SUGAftS. - 100 packages Loaf, Orushed, Powdered, and Clarified SUGARS, .. . ’. 400 bags Rio, J ava, and Maracaibo COFFEE, 170 hhds. ehdifte MOLASSES, • 1 500 pieces Gunny and Kentucky BALING, 500 coii» .prime 1 Hemp ROPE, 2000 lbs. Three Plv TWINE, - j4O tens Swced liar IRON*, - 5 tons Hoep and Baud IRON, vm gfeSSrt sim ': 300 boxe? SOAP and CANDLES, • 606 bags {SHOT, 5000 lb«. Bar LEAD, Dupont's and Kentucky Riffo POWDER, 109 boxes manufactured TO'RACCO 3000 Sacks SALT, - A stock of LIQUORS, 100,600 Spanish and American BEOARS. Far safe by BAKBR A WILCOX. j'<y9 -NEW NOVELS, NEW NOVELS. TYJpBODY S SON, or Life af'Pereival Mayberry. Xl, Tho Mystories-of the People; by Eug. Sqo. Oktise of tlio Crescent * bv Sir A. Fisher. Mary Moreton; by T. 9. Arthur. -' - lfoha, or (he Snow Bird;_ by Caroline L7 Hent*. .Cpnsuelu ; by George Sand. . - -Tlio Widow-Rugby's Ilushitml. Th« Buchcss, ot Woman’s Love, and Weman’s Hate. ■ ; The Web of Crime; Mary Lawson, by Sue. Tbe Banker's Wife, by T. S. Arthur. . The Forest Rose; Tho Daughter of Night, bv Bonuott. Tho Sea King; Maid of Copal Street, by Miss Leslie. Heirs of Darwent Water, by Blanchard. Gudolphin, by Bfowcr. Dennings and their Beaux, by Mis* Leslie. ’ Together with’mvoral ’ hundred copies of new Novels and interesting hooks. For sale by . jyjjit . thy DUNHAM A BLEAKLEY. YX AIR Ihllsill>. Ac. —A fine lof of fine Kng- U R»h Heir anti Teeth Brushes, imported ex prwwly for us. Aha? fine lyery, Horn and Buffalo Dro&siug Combs. Jtast received, by f f % v . . B/PLtJMB.A 00* ~ : LADIES’ DRESS GOODS. r . sNowden a Shear LXAVE.now on hand, a beautiful supply of La- AA time Dre?s Goods, among which are: .. French Printed Jaconets, of new ami'beautiful .^ilm, ■ Woh Embroidered and Fancy Colored Grona dirti-s, of the latest styles, White Dotted Swiss Muslins forLadios’ Dresses ■ Rich Embroidered Colored Muslins and Funay Bareges, , “• - Superior Whilo and .Colored .Grenadine, and Crape Shawls, » . Ladies’ Worked Lace and MusliiF Sleeves of fcoautiful stylOs, , ■ • - ladies’ French Worked JJu?lin Chimasettes, Cel laH and Sleeves, 'Sadies’ White Loco Scarfe and Mantillas, TJadieS' French Worked Muslin Mantillas, jhmliea’ Hom-stich Riviera and French Lawn thoyrosp3«feiiy other artiolct. to which • jnne ?1 dfAq . y ■- Cr. P. GREEN. FASHIONABLE TAILOR. 208 DKOAD-ST., AUGUST A, .GXO. KEEPS constantly on hand, a handsotpo assort ment of CLQTIJB, -CASSIMEKES AND VESTINGS,'of the Or ast and most fhahtonablo pas. teres, w hich will be v.,ado up te order, in a style not to bo surpassed by any other establwbment.-*- Jlaving rccoivcd the very latest improvements to the art of eating, ho will bo able to give a bettot and easier fit than has boon delivered jjy any Sowth-. crq establishment, 110 also keeps a good assort meat-of Roady-MadO Clothing. - ’"irnlf. t*c.- . CIjJT BAK DECANTERS.—beautiful Cut Glass / ’DECANTERS, for sale low, at' ma 27 . JiJ. LATHROP A CO’S.. , WATCH MAKER AND J£WELLER. F. A. BRAHE, -i > AT Hfo qpe .stand, No. 214 BuoaD Striet. Respectfully returns bis ,gratefai£c> acknowledgements to hie friends and the public, for the very liberal sbafo ot pa-fiui* tronago ho has received in his line, and trust* that by persbnal application and strict attention to all work entrusted to him, to continue to give sa tisfaction, and merit further confidence. N. B.—l have received, and offer with confi dence, Gold mnfSilvor W ATCHES, Fandy JEW ELRY, such as Fancy Guard and Fob Chains, Breast Pins, Broaches, Mantle Clocks, and many articles too, tedious to enumerate, which tbo p»b. lie too invited te ixamtoc before making their pur. ha •' ' . . oat - CLOCKS, WATCHES A JEWELRY : - ' WOODSTOCK .V WlilTLock, Two doors’s above the f£. S. ITolel, and opposite the' Bank of Augusta, ■.'. ' HAVE on hand, and aro constantly re- rt ' ceiving, a fino assortment ot . WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, Stf- CJI ver and Plated Ware, Fahey Goods, Guafd and Fob Chain** Breast Pins, Ac. Ac. Their stock - !* entirely new, and will he sold cheap fetoash.. " * -1 W. G. WOODSTOCK will give hi* strict at tention to REPAIRINGWATOHK&and CLOCKS, ’ hiving served a regular apprenticeship to one ol I tho largest manufaeteries of London, and from Ms I long experience, ho feels assured of givibg 'perfect 1 satisfaction -to alj who" may -eptrust their work to him. dAcly , - j<h 17 BELCHER 4 & HOLLJNGiWORTi, ’ WHOI,KSAI.E AND BR3-AJV . GROCERY MEiUHAM’S, . . * ‘ . Augusta.....: . v . .o\, HAVE now on band a large and' Welt selected stock of GROOERIBS, to which they m vite the attention of their friends and the public generally. AH Goods purchased from us will be sent to any jurint in Hamburg {hat may be desired,' free Os charge, and all orders promptly attended to. . _ . ." We have removed to oar ucw store on Broad street,- next door to Adams ft Fargo* eld stand, ’w]iore We shall be happy at' -all times, to see our friends. J. M. BELCHER,' oet’lt J. H. HOLLINGSWORTH '- HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING. "' THE Subscribers have entered into Co partnership for the transaction of the above' business in all its branohes,-and respectfoUy solicit a share of public patronage: ‘ - . a wm. McLaughlin,. - PHILIP eAVENDE^t N. B.—Our Shop is on M lntorh-st, apposite tbe Post Office, the second Paint Shqp from Hroad-st. sept. 7 4f. * , SAVANNAH MUTUAL INSURANCE . ' COMPANY. Agency in Augusta. THE undersigned has been appointed Agent for the above Company, and is now prepared to take Fire, Marine and Inland Navigation Risks. — Premiums ip all cases will bo reasonable. H L. JEFFERS, Agent., nov 3' '• ly Office,'"MClntoSh street.^. ’, • ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORK fTtHE UNDERSIGNED has just received an as- X sortment of Gentlemorr’s Wigs, Ladies Fronts, Braids and Curls, which' ho offers for »ale _ his Barbershop under the Washington Kail, Broad ! street, Augusta, Ga., on accommodating terms. WILLIAM COKMICK, • cut 12 ly Barber and Hair Dresser. - J.. .■■ J . L« - Al»lM| . - PIANO FORTES. THE SUBSCRIBERS would res* Pit I pectfully call-toe attention of KiWwSOM their friends and the public, tp toeir \I • I || 9 assortment oj Rosewood and. Mahogany PIANO FORTES, from the well known and justiy oalobrat ed Manufactories of pacha, if Bairn, ■&. H. Gale Sr Co. r irnd OuhoU f,- Seafr»ry, Now York, which ar e. warranted in every fespoct, to b(S at least fully fapual to any mstrumeuts manufactured in this epun wor Europe. i xhe subscribers would also state that the instru ments now on hand aro of the latest pstern3 and and fresh fiefm -the manufacturers. For safe at,very law prides for cash or oity acceptance' at ■ GEO. A. OATES ft CO,’S i; * Piano, Book ft Music Depot. Broad-st, WAITERS,' WAlTEßS.—on~hahd, and for sale low, a' large lot 7 of common - and fine Walters, at . p - : < * ■ junO & J. J-. LATHROP ft COJS/ - *;.* ,W. \A. ARCHER, T v " DRAPER A All TAILOK. ITAfi REMOVED to too north side of rt*9 ■lx Rrftad streeC: 4- few door* below the 1R ! AugoßfißUyqmid lakes thi+epwirtunity to |U»' solicit IJlq-Kj|Ors.qfhis friendsamjlho public. Grattojjl tor the patronage hcroto fore JtecgJ’qtL Jrst fasts by partioJular atfention find by knowifTTge -of his business to retain it. All artiolcs of work confiifed to his care will be quickly and faithfully executed. • Ho keeps sin hand a good assortment of- Cloths.. Cftsimeros and Vestings, *O. Renovating and Re- - pairing done at the shortest notice and the neatest manner. His aid will be cheerfully given to gen tlemen in making selections of cloths, Ac. nsftf CmLDREN’SIY ILLOW CHASTS AND CAR RIAGES, for gate by MUSTIN ft LATHROP, North sido Broad St. below Post Offico Corner. - j«l9 t TRAVELLERS OUTFITS.” ~ * VE* STEAMKRS 20TH JUNK. LINEN. OVER sacks; Travelling CAPS, Silk and Gingham UMBRELLAS,. Silk’and Gauze Cotton UNDER SHIRTS, Linen and Colored Gingham SHIRTS; New patterns Summer CRAVATS aniSTOCKS, Water FLASKS, Toilet CASES, Sugar.CASES, Money BELTS, phouldor BRACES, and almost every article useful for the Traveller, jfily* 1 ■' WM. O; TRICE ft CQ/ - LOST OR KT(U.Ea< pn Sunday night last, a Pookotbook contatoing about twenty dollars, with notes inado payable to Thomas Cnhifl off oj-- dor, viz: One 011 James McNorrcllfor $127,92, ono on Thqinas Pollbill for $lB, ope ou W-aßam S. Al- j exandu- for S2O, ono-on William Hutching fef $9, had one on Harman H-. Williame for ■ SB, all made payable on the Ist of January last, excepting the one on James MoNorrel, which was due on the Ist of October last- "A liberal reward will be paid to any ono living, thorn at tho Republic office and ’ all person* are hereby cautioned against trading for or paying the abovo described to aiiy pcikbn except tho undorsignsd. * " ' THOMAS CAHjUL, jel4 r ftf CHEAP GROCERIfisT . - • TNTENDING to cdoso our burtnoss, wc offer our X stock of GROCERIES for cash, or notes on short time, at tho very lowest prices. More hunt* and ofoore will do well to call before buying cbe where. Our stock consists of every thing usually kept by Wholesale Beaters. july ft ;tf __ FRENCH ft BUTLER. NEGRORfIt NEGROES! NEGROES! JUST arrived SEVENTY-SIX-VoSgtikely NE GROES, which, added .to our,’fornxev'Stei'k, make one huudred and we, kurt now on the market. By caHfog at our Depot Irt! Ham-' burg, S. C., purchasers pan be gutted; and thus "itock 1 beloffi PUH'IIIUIM 1 ' 1 ii.,,, JENNINGS ft ROBERTSON ott 4 »■ t« MARINE, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE * ' - BY THE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO., » Os Charleston, S. <7. CAPITAL $250,000, ALL PAID IN. - : Office, So. 4,-Jfroad Street. ' - *»- - -PHKSIDfi.NT, -. * . - .. WILLIAM U. UK BIOT, . 4 DIBKOtOKS, : ' . ' James K. R&ihxson* Henby T. Street, Geo.'A- TufixiioCM* Wm. Mcßurxev, .Robert Cllbwsll, J. H. Braavuev, A- R- TAj r, - T. L- Wbao-S; A M. LEE, Secretary. * *• ’ E. L. TES9IER, Inspector. • B. C. PRESSLEY, RoKcitor. R. A. KIN LOCH, Medical Examiner. This Company is now prepared to reccivo Prepe- - sale for MARINE, f IRE ami LIFE RISKS, and to effect Insurance on fair and liccral terms,' „ The subscriber, having Veen appointed Agent for too above Company Is prepared to take Marine, Fire and Life Risks at customary rates, . .. . , • *» *: ' G. WALKER, Awbnt. Office at Waro House otWalker, iCq. Augusta, May 12, ISSK •,ly ' may 13 ' TRANSPORTATION. THE SUBSCRIHEItS are Agents for tho following Packet Line from Charleston, S: 0.: MERCHANTS LINE to. New Orleans. PALMFTTO LlNE..Baltimore. ; CAROLINALINE. Boston.J Composed of first class vessejs, and commanded ; by expericneed and careful Captains. All proper ty consigned to us for shipment, will be promptly ’ attended to. -. Unnecessary charges will, at all times be avoid ed, and strict attention paid to orders. . . Q. ,M. FpWLER ft CO., ‘ - Vandcrhorst’s Wharf. ■ : W. H. STURGES A CO„ , .* * - Agents' in Angusta-. Charleston, 8. Ci, Pobruaiy,Tßsl, 'fit. AUGUSTA FRENCH BURR MILLSTONE MANUFACTORY. - " I ’ rjNHE Subscriber, thankful for thfi kind patron . X agb received, would respectfully inform toeir foiends and tbc public, that they continue to exc ' cute qrdew for their well known Win-ranted French Bwt' MILLSTONES, of every desired'size, at toe lowest price, and sbtwtcrt notice. They algo furnish ESOPUS ANB toILOGNE STONES, > - .. " , SMUT MACHINES, of various patents;', BOLTING CLOT'US, of the best brand, • 1 CEMENT for Millstones, and overy other article necessary ih a Mill. .* ♦. • Also, for Planters, small GRIST MILS to attach to Gin Gpars. T; AU .orders promptly attended to. july 18 c WM. R, gCHLKpretf. to flaSt3e«b. . HE would respectfully inform planters that we 'furnish. ' . . SMALL SRJST MILLS, Suitable ts be attached, to Gin Gears, of ‘different' sizes, and of different patterns at toe lowest prices. Theae Mills have given the highest shtisfamw, and call be compared with any from the North. Please give us a oall before bffying elsewhere. WM. R, S«IIRMEB, .- Burr Millstone MaqufaetureEs. Augusta, G a \ :V BT FLUira tc. tO.f- . • ' Between U. 8. Hotel and Post Office Corner, m,U<SUSTA, GKO_ . . - Dealers m "Drugs medicines, chem " foals, Surgioal god Dental Instruments, Paints, Oils,. Dye Stuffit, Ffonoh anti American Widdow Glass, Trussed, Abdominal Supporters, ‘Shoulder Braces Broshes of every Ucs'eriution, Paint Stones, Paiat MilW, Ac, ftc.. I NEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS!! J TUST REUEIVEa by THOS. RICHARDS ft SON J from toe Press of Harper ft Brother’s: ~ ■Part B—Londop Labor, Ac. ' August No. llarjier’s Magazine. Godfrey Malvern, or the Lift of an Author, by Thomas Millet, author of “A Day in the Woods, “ Lady Jahe Gray,” ftc. , . Travels ih the United Statos, ®tc*i during 1849 | and 1850, by Lady Bmmeline Stuart W ortley. , J'NEW sebWs.7- ' 01, vi NO?m - . si , at; » ■ * * f •M, . Jy ™ QUART BGTTLEB. I ST 0 * Ptorifylngtlu- Rloo*, antfTor the eur*'«f 3crofu- JL 1», Mercurial Diseases, Rheumatism. Cutaneous Eruptione. Stubborn t) leers, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Brunch it is. Salt Rheum, Consunyjtioa, Fever StxA Ffc- y male Complaint*. Erysipelas,-boss of Appetite, Pimple*, Biles. General Detiilltv, fee ' ’ F ’ This preparation has now borne the teat of over U - years expr-rienee, since its first introduction to public fa- • ,?«r, during which time, numerous imitations have sprung . four line their claims to the confidence of the eonuftunlty on tW curative powers contained in Sarsaparilla itoot, the ggest reputation ancDextended use of whichTifta been mainly attributable td the many . S,°i n o" r i“ 1 c " r ** effectcil hr tbe use of this preparation. Wlnle Sarsaparilla -Root form* an important part of ite combination, it is, at the same time, compounded with . other vegetable reim-Ule* of great power, and it is in the peculiar eoniiiinutiqn and scientific manner of its prepa ration, that Hs remarkable success in the cure of disdtw- • depends. Other’prJhara’UOtts‘imitate it in the style ot . putthig up. and hem-big-tne name of one of itajpgiredi* cuts, and here ends .their resemblance to 4. These needing a remedy and purlfihrlike this, are-request's* to note where this differene* exists, and in making choice of what they wilVuse, not to taka any ether hut that one entitled to ttteir oonfidence, from tho-long list gs. care* it.liae-elfected.Qii Hying witnesses, whose testimonials ;nno-residences bare been published; and who are still Denting daily testimony to its-woj-tt. TTiewliefe hikto m'of medicine has scarcely" furnished a paraUef to the numdroU* and remarkable.cure* effected by its use, aud what it has effected oaue/t can effect again. . ; . TRGfI KfeWIUCKV. Inflammatory Rheumatiam Cured: . HSRDSTowji. ir./Xuly' 10. 1848, Messrs. S(iiias~ (jonll®uipn luy tlu tv to conunu nicate facts in relatioft to’the beneficial effects of your Sarsaparilla. Mv wife was afflict® With ltffinu4._ttori and sorenuss rff the stomtigh of Sheworst character; her limlie aud cheat were much swollen; she bad constxut headache, and llist spring was attacked sevemly.wftk i~. fiammatory rheumatism. The beat medical aid we could . Obtain affordod only momentary relief;, and while in this Situation, ah* the nnmy reinarkahle cures ef fected hy the use of Sands! Bai-sepnrilla, and comm.-neail its use. which produced instants relief, and less than six bottles entirely removed all the ‘dropsical swelling and every other iuflammptary symptou, restoring her .v per fect health, fseiut thisatatdtoenhaa an'act of Juatifei,' believing it to bo niy duty to encourage -the Buffering portion of the human.familr to use Sand’n SarsapafiHn, which I believe lias no paraUet in the catalogue of fne dmine. With foeilnga 6f lasting gratitndC t rentals your friend. ‘ J SAMUBL t. Read the foUewltg frerm I ar „ S»w-Oai.BA»*,JloT.l2,lß»v - Messrs. Sands— Gentlemen: t take the liberty of Bending you a letter Whlclf.'may-he ot Importance to those who are suffering as i harte done. Ixeocivcd great' beneat from your Sarsa*iarilla,'having been cured of a T‘- malady after «uff«ring s,t years. 1 herebjTch.erfuUy cwtlfy to tho good effect of your, medicine; and hhppw God will reward you for all tjie goodkoO have done! T* clifomc cough had tormented me day'and night, and re peatedatt»elMi (,i fever induces me to believe-that I should <ffo with Consumption. One t'-yj ‘"V rni'kuii a violent attack ot -ULPHllll, ■v—.. »■ putWaied a bottle, and by its use and-the help of God, 1 -must restored to-- better health than I had.enjoyed for six years. I can not hut blest the author of this Admirable medicine. With great respect, 1 am, gentlemen, ' ’ ‘ • . Yqur obpdient servant, •* . , . •■ ifKHMIN GBOUFAZ “ Truth is stranger than fiction.' 1 lipw In-miiM. 14. June 30,1848. Messrs. Sands- 'WdhUearen’: My wife suffered with a distress and burning in her chest for many years; and my daughter was ifflicteil from her birth with a humor in her blood. We consulted various physicians, and tried numerous remedies/ without much benefit, until we heard, through Rev. fliyiyias Ditvis, of the great me dicinal value of Samis' Sarsaparilla. On his recom rfioudation ihy pi/e »nd daughter decideds>a trying it, and s6nn experjeucedyermaneut benefit. My daughter’s akin ass Mined a now- appeararfre entirely; from being rdogh. hard and so»l)k II became smooth and sett. My wife's suAeringe ire almost gone, and its asi n short time louger, it isluy firm belief, will produce a perfect cure. Tours, with reppect, - . ' ' G. S HENDRICKSON, Pastor ot thißaptistXihnrch at the Engliah Neighbor hood, ■» C-_. . Prepared and sold* wholesale and retail,by A. B. k®. SANIW. Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton street, cor ner of William. New York.—Seld also by Druggists gem eraUgr throwgliowt lira Baited States and Canadas, l'r.fce tlperbottlepsigbottles for jfk. ' For sale by llaviland, Risley fk.<Jo., Barrett, Carter fe Gp.; W. IL KRcbeu, Cliillp A. Mpise, Augusta: by Hill X Stnitli, Atßens;by H„~C. Seymore jc Co.. Madison; sad brA- e. Creightigr, Hamburg, k. G, dtaceoc july 4 ~ . DISBOLUTIOW. • ; - ffIHE firm of HOWAKD A GARDINER was X dissolved, by mutual consent, on the lbth inst. . Either party will use Alto name-of tho firm hi set tings accounts due the concern. \ ,T?M U. HOWARD, - *-. ' JAS. T..GARDIHER. Augusta, April 23,1861.- , - apr 24 . NOTICE. THE Undersigned will eontraue-the GROCERY BUSINESS, at tW Old Stwid’of Howard t Gardiner, where dm will ceustant-ly po hand, a well selected.,etouk us GROCERiES. and he re spectfully invitee hip Mends and the- public, wane rally, te call and examine Uis stock, before buying elsewhere. ’ W. H. HOWARD.' August*. April 23, Iffgl. ' r apr24 ' ALABAMA AND TENNESSEE. - weekly, by X 1 ateapiers from New-Yot-k, thn latest patterns and styleshf gentlemen s Wearing Apparel-' • And wo hove on hand,- » fine ’ assortment of Cloths, Fancy CassUaebes, Vestings, and Linen Drills, Drop d'Etes, (‘usbtnerelis and Trimmings, o all kinds, which we offer te make Arp? ti>' order, at | short notice, and dispoee.of«it fffbderate profits. * ALSO READY MADE CLOTHING, Consisting of black and fancy' Cassiinerc Pants, Muck Satin, Linen and Marseilles Vests; Alpfeeca, Linen and Queens Cloths Ffock Coats; white and colored Shirts ißid CnHftrs; Silk, Meriao and Cot tas tyhd»r»Bliirt*:' Linen and Cotton Drawers; man s and‘boy's Braces: Spenders* Money Belts; Milk, Cotton and Lmop Half Hose; Cravats, Pocket Handkerchiefs upd GHoa ga, of all descriptions; In dia Rubber Ralls and Bathing Caps; and other things too numerous to mention. ■L Ar/gfe; • I. Q. A, Pawl , - BOUNTY LANDS. Bit aipact of (he Infer Congress, Bounty LANDS have been granted to the Soldiers and Wid ows of Soldjefs who-serK-dki the last War with Great Britain, in 1812, or many of the Indian ware since 1T90; also to- Commissioned officers of the Mexfban War. ' . ... , , ' Having formed an association with, legal gentle men in Washington city, iw» soon be prepared with We necessary terms and requirements of (he Acts, to proceed in behalf of all thnae interested 'therein; also to proseoiito claims of every descrip tion against the Government: Office on Mclntosh, between Reynold A Braod-st. I octf9 JNO. MILLEDGE. I . " RENA—LINDA. " I rpHOS. RICHARDS & SON have received an- X * fither supply oT Rena ; or the Snow Bird, by Mr?. Hentz. Algo, Linda ; "pr the Pilot of the Belle Creole, by the same author. ong. 16 CROCKERY and glass. H JTUST IN &LATHROP have iust received, and IVI aro offering, cheap ftreash, a large itock ot ell aseorted CROCKEKY, GLASS AND CHINA I WARE. Also, house furniihing arti«le» of all kindfi
