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OUR TERMS. brum this date the Terms ot Subscription to the Constitutionalist will be as follows: Dailt—l Month ~...51.00 4 “ 3 Months 5.0) “ 6 Months,.. 6 00 “ l Year ..".1100 Tbi-Wbbklv—1 Month 76 “ “ 3 Months 2 03 6 Months 4.00 “ “ 1 Year 8.00 / Wabbey —3 Months SI.OO “ 6 Months 2 An “ 1 Year .'..4 00 DAIi.Y fONSTHITIONALIST. From Evening Edition of Yesterday READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE. Du John S. Coleman.—We are pleased to learn that our City leathers have re- elected oar friend Coleman as City PhyaiciaD. This is an admirable appointment, for few of our young physicians are more deserving of eDCOiirage »% merit nod reward. Number One Stablbs. —Wo can cordially recommend the citizens of Augusta and stran gers in our midst to the livery stables of Capt. Dsfcoriey and those of Messrs. Wilson & Pour nelle. These gentlemen have frequently shown ne the greatest courtesy, and we know that they cannot fail to satisfy the public at largo. Their stocks are superb and worthy' of patronage; prices moderate. Undelivered Telegraph Messages.—W. C. Dauner, Major T. J. Saunders, U. S. A., A. ft. Collins. LATEST HEWS BY THE MAILS. New York, ,Tnn. 11. — At a meeting of the George Washington Circ'e of Fenians last even ing, resolutions weie passed sympathizing with Gen. Sweeney at the uncalled-for -harshness of the Secretary of War in dismissing General Sweeney from the army, which they declare whs done at the inst’gation of Sir Frederick Bruce, the British Embassador *t Washington. ___ Nhw Youw, Jan. 11—The Tribune's Wash ington special says : The statement is re vived, upon very ingh authority, that Secretary Stanton will succeed Minister Adams at the Court of St. James. New York, Jan. 11 — An entire family, five In number, in Brooklyn, have been poisoned ny the use of musty flour purchased of a neigh boring grocery. One has died, two still remain dangerously ill, and the remaining two are convalescent. New York. Jan. 11.—The Herald's Wash ington special says Dr. Bacon, in behalf of Yale College, is reported to have sent a com munication to Speaker the House not to array itself against the recon struction policy of the President* The rumors of an impending Cabinet recon** struciiou, which have been circulated in welj informed circles for a week past, are believed to have more foundation in fact than usually partains to such reports. The President has been known to be anxious ly waitng the European mail, to know whether Mr. Adams proposes an immediate return from London. This, taken in connection with other small straws, is believed to indicate the course of the clining breeze. Wa siting ton, Jan. 11.—Acting Secretary |of State \Vm. Hunter, in a communication to th° President, tranamitied to the House, jn answer to n resolution of inquiry concerning the kid napping of the child of an American lady In the City of Mexico, by the usurper of the Republic t.lio so-called Empeftjr, says no official informa tion bus bf>e" received at this Departo ent rela tive to the kidnapping referred to, and do other informal ion on that subject which it Is deemed advisuhla to make public at this time. New York, Jan. 11 —The World’s Washing ton special says :■ A bill has, been drawn up by « very dia'inguished lawyer of Washington, which will be eft'ered in Congress at an early day. for the re- rganlzation of the ftiiprenie Court o! the United States, so as to reduce the number of circuits and circuit judges. Senator Wilson’s bill for increasing the regu lar army makes its maximum 92 000 men 'if the present nine regiments of infantry are to be retained. v - . New Orleans January 10.—General Hum phr -ye, United States Engineer, advertises for proposals to build a number of important levoes on the Mlsatssfppt. r Encouraging reports have been received from Mississippi, regarding the behavior of tho freedmen, and their willingness to make con tracts. The colored troops are fast leaving the places lately garrisoned there. New Orleans, January 10.—President Jua rez and Hen. Negrete arrived at San Antonio on the Ist. Baltim ire. January 10.—Flour dull and unchanged. Whent scarce. Corn has a down ward pudency. Oitslu2cont3 lower. Pro visions dull. Sugar and Coffee heavy. New York Jan. 10.—Three persons impli ealed in the robbery of the Adams Express Company on board a train front New York to Boston, have been-captured. They were traced by Mr Sanford, the agent, and some private detectives, acting under hi 3 orders. Two of t,lie parties were ai rested at, Hancock, Rhode Island, and the other.in a low house in this city. Nearly thi r.fourlhs of the money were jfoond in letters io their possession The whole amount taken from the safe did not exceed fonr hundred and fifty ihjusand dollars. New Haven papers contain particulars of tile arrest of the robbers of the A<jams Expres o Company on Saturday evening. Three men called at tho hotel in Stanford and registered their names—two of them as Lockwood and the other as Clark. Their actions towards each: other at' first was that of strangers, and ns one supposed they were acquaintances. They en deavored to hire a csrriago here to go to Newark, but were unable to do so. After fail ing to hire a carriage, they were seen lo con verso as if acquainted, and their manner excited suspicion. They remained all Dighl at Stanford and next morning took the train to Newark On arriving at Nawrtfk they hired a convey ance went to an old shoemaker named Treston, who is an uncle to Clark, and remained during the night, and returned lo t-he village Monday morning. Old Treston cr.me down with a bun dle, which appeared to ha.heavy, and which he refused to have checked, and was also scrupu lously careful to keep it in his hands while on his way to Newark, where he took it. Suspicions fell upon him. and word was sent 1o New York and Treston was arrested, but not until nfier he hnd disposed of his bundle. Tres ton's house was searched and the two Lock wood's arrested, but one, who called himself Clark, has escaped. When Treston came to New York he left a bag, containing gold and some currency, with a man in Division street, who has been arrested The whole sum re covered is two hundred and flfiy**eight thousand do’lurs in currency value. Some burglar’s tools, a walc'i that was Su one of thejsa'es, and other property was found in possession of the men at Treston’s house. New York, Jan, 12—Tho steamers Scotia and Baltimore arrived to-day. Consols closed at 87a874 for money. Bullion in the Bank of England decreased £449.080 United States 5-20’s are quoted at 64faC5£ Illinois Central 78J. Erie 67u57i. La Franc” denies that the French Minister at Washington declined to leave here if the Fed. eral government sent a Minister accredited to the Jdurez government, or that the first Secre tary had been sent to France for instructions. the West India mail steamer arrived at Southampton with nearly a million and a half dollars in specie. The Army aod Navy Gazette believes the B-itish government had :esolved on a consider able dacre».S3 in the army. The leading fea ture is tho reduction of two companies in each battalion of the line, amounting in the aggre gate to about 850 officers and some 16,000 non commissioned officers and men. One regiment of cavalry is also expected to disappear. The Board of Trude returns for November exhibit tho extraordinary increase in exports of three and a half millions sterling, or twenty per cent., over November, 1864. The Times’ editorial, in a resume of the events of the past year, devotes the larger portion to a favorable criticism of American officer?. The following are quotations of cotton : Or leans fair, 22$ f : middling, 21£d; Mobile fair, 22*; middling, 20$d; upland, 22d; middling, * 2n|d. The sales on Saturday were 10,000 bales, the market closing firm Liverpool, D'-e. 98—Precautions of an ex traordinarv ('border had taken place picbtlv in Dublin.’ The Evening Mail says the number of police on duty are all doubled and armed with cutlassee, cavalry patrolled the suburb’, and all the miliiasy were held in readiness at a moment’s notice. Nothing transpired to justify the measure I . The condemned leading Fenians have been removed to the convict establishment at Darts moor, England. . Tbe London Times, in an editorial on Mexi can affairs, argues that N ipoleon will probably withdraw, seOner or later, and suggests, tor the interest of all concerned, to quietly wait, and to abstain from inconsiderate expressions on th The’ilews points out that the obrorbtion of American stocks throughout Europe has lately been more extensive than ever before known. It says there is one cause of the depreciation of • English securities- , . Sir Charles Bastlate, Presidemt of tyn Rojal Academy, is dead. BY STOCKTON <fc 0# «11 i1 _ • * Melbourne advices report an increase in the , difficult? between the {legislature «nd the gov ernment of Victoria. &r. the past two days, combined with a rise in the Missouri river, started the ice about 5 o clock this morning. It separated nearly opposite thf; foot of Carr street the lower portion moving • down about one hundred feet, opening a ctaan ' ael to the Illinois shore, through which skiffs i passed for several riours, and sinking the steamer Belle Memphis, which was ice bound in the middle of tho river, the steamer Warsaw, tt the Lower Levee, Prairie Rose, at tho Upper Landing, the ferry boat oa the Illinois shore, md doipg considerable damage to several other boats, barges and wharf boats. The Belle Memphis was valued at about §120,000, insured for $40,000; the Warsaw, valued at $50,000. insurance not ascertained; Prarie Rose, $40,000, probably insured;'the errv boat, vnlued at about $30,000. About noon the steamer Nebraska aud ferry boat. Mulligan, being engaged in cutting the ice , at the lower end of the landing, broken channel about 100 yards wide on the Missouri shore, iearly to the upper end of tho levee, when the whole field of ice gave way, moving slowly (own and carrying with it the wrecks of the previous disaster still afloat, to the extreme lower end of the city, where it gorged again. Phe harbor opposite tho city is now open, the erry boats are ruoning, and it is expected the a;e, both abovo mid below the city, will move >ut to-night, as the Missouri river broke up o-day at St. Joseph. Kansas City, Lexington, TeHvrson City and St. Charles, the effect of which will reach here before morning. At the i.alter place, the North Missouri railroad ferry >oat, used for transporting trains across the river, sank, and the landings are badly injured. No other disasters are yet reported in Missouri river. No news from the Upper Mississippi. The weather is very warm. * New York, Jan. 12 —The steamship New York, from A spin wall, Ist, has arrived.— Among her passengers are Gov. John M. Good win, of Arizona, and Gen Roberts and A. D. Richardson. She brings $680,000 in specie ind dates to January Ist. The State ship Peru arrived hereon the 28th, ind amoDg* her passengers are Christopher Robinson, late Minister of the United States o P'TU who returns home by tho steamer. War matters in Chili were unchanged. After he capture of the Spanish blockading ship Oonodonga by the Chilian man-of-war, she put to sea. and it is believed she sailed for a south :rn port of Peru, for the purpose of uniting with the Peruvian fleet. The news from Peru '8 very favorable. Peace reigns throughout he Republic under the new reign. Sev ral vessels, on auspician that they were carrying implements (of war to the Spanish, had been detained in Colas. A large number of the eadors who supported Pizett, have been; ar rested, and will ho brought to trial and pun shed Gen. 0. Castilla was last heaH of at libraltar. Itis said he is cow on his return to Peru. New York Jan 12—At. a meeting of the \asocialfd Press, held on Wednesday, January 10th, 1866, the following resolutions were oassed unanimously; Resolved, That the members of the Associ ited Press have heard with deep regret, of the loath of Gen. Halleck, late proprietor of the fournaj of Commerce, and for many years the President of the Associated Press, a gentleman who, in all his relations as President apd mem ler, was distinguished for .his courtesy apd kindness, and for his able and faithful services o the Associated Press Resofyed, That the. President of the Associ- Rion transmit a copy of the above resolutions to the family of the deceased. New Orleans, Jan. 10—At Jackson• the freedmen generally are making contracts. At Yazoo City, since the Ist of hist June, , 25.000 bales of cotton have been received A lot of negroes in Caddo parish, on Red -Iver. rose in arms ten days ago and tried to , •nurder the overseer, but failed. They marched 'O another place hunting re inforcements. The •nililift nebbed them all without serious difficul ana arrcHiuu ntc.-Yi.rwi frm*«cr— ~ ions where arms and amrnunitiou were found rcreted in quantity. Previously the freedmen 1 in that section had refused to work. The mi- 1 'ilia in Caddo are underarms. Capt. Taylor, of the Bassier parish militia. ' vrs nrre»l.ed by the Federal military to be tried •,y military commission, but he escaped from Tha action of tlie military in rescuing by force t he arms from the custody of tho Sheriff at a Jefferson, Texas, has been sustained by the a Federal authorities here, and the principal agent oas b»en ordered b*ck to this post. On the 15tb of February there will be 89ld it, public auction, by order of the New Orleans i city government, fourteen squares of the levee i nmperty in front, of the business part of the city. In the United States District C iurt tho‘libel : 79 Judge Rust’s propertv i.as been dismissed, 1 md his property restored to him. Rust was •he Confederate agent in Spain. 1 A special dispatch to Ihe Mobile Advertiser , -tiys: General Thomas officially informs Gov. fatten that all United States troops will be removed from the State, and arms and ammu nition will be frrnUbe 1 to the State militia. Provisions for destitute families wiH be oiomptly furnished to-States. Some reports come from Georgia concerning ibe withdrawal of troops. Nkw York, Jan 11 —ln a'dMw'n to the money found i > the house of B. B 'r more,' at 100 Davidson street, in this city where the old shoemaker of Norwalk left, it, as reported yesterday, and amounting to $235 in gold, $3,000 in 1-30 notes. $7,610 in unsigned natfonai currency notes, $3,457 in national banknotes nnd gOld-bllte, valued at, $28,080. •In all $5,000 in gold have been found, and were returned to the Express Company. The whole amount recovered is not stated, but it ia Icsa than »r, y&s'supposed to be yesterday,— The loss is smaller than at firKt^tated- ApyxißS in Norfolk, Va.—The Norfolk Post, of Monday, describes thus a pleasant state of affairs there : “On Saturday night James Ro bertson, tho colored harber, was knocked down Ot) Catherine street by ruffians. Last night he reporter of this journal was knocked down by scoundrels on Wige iJfatyr street. All day Sunday the negroes were rioting in the vicinity of Nebraska stregt. -The troops were sent, for, a .d reduced the Sabbath.hrenkers to order.” i A building used 8? Ji Begro school house was nurned down. • The same paper, a Republican organ, and a urotepe and admirer of Bottled F. Butler, thug describes Sunday in Norfolk under the new or ler of thiogs : '•‘The Sabbath in Norfolk is ob served among she blocks after the manner of heathens. No man can raas through the streets i bordering the river without having his edrs | filled with curses and horrib'e speeches Blear eyed and foul-mouthed women and nastier m»n handy names and indulge in blasphemous phrases that would shock the sensibilities of a hangman. Half pude boys Pll the vacant lots and burned districts, or wherever else the sun strikes, and il is marbles and hop-scot from daylight tc dark.” The New York Times, in noticing the mani festo of an officer of the Freedmen’s Bureau in Virginia, threatening punishment of such Vir ginia planters as do not support their former slaves, who are aged and infirm, says : We had supposed that the ntniost extent to which it was necessary for a Bureau officer to go, was to protect the negro from actual wrong, and not to threaten those presumed to be his persecutors, in this indiscriminate and general way. What punishment, moreover is to fall unon a Virginia family which has barelv means of subsistence for its own members ? Ar§ these members bound to bend before this sump tuary edict, whether their means allow it or not f The ill-advised friends of the negro may depend upon it that such philanthropic measures will produce a reaction, sooner or later, here in the North. A Disgusting Exhibition at Chimborazo [t will lie remembered that we published a statement to the eff-ct that a negro woman living near Chimborazo had beendelivei ed of a litter of puppies. We now learn that these animals have human heads and canine bodies; they were original five in number. One lias died, two have been sold to a Yankee, for ex hibition, for one thousand dollar*-, and the wretched woman has rvfused an offer of five hundred dollars for the two which remain. The woman will be sent to the poor-house, and when she is sufficiently recovered she will be sent ta tbe penitentiary. Hanging would be far too slight a punishment for such an aband oned outcast as this creature must be. About ‘forty years ago, when pine trees were still growing on the north side of Maine street, where Twenty-fifth street, now runs, a negro Woman, named Sally Ham, was the mother of three creatures such as we have described afiove, but they all died soon after their birth. flttcbmoed Examine?. An effort to unite St. Louis with Liverpodi, via New QrleanSj ia now actually, under way; and steamships are running to New Orleaq* In connection with others to St. Louis. w 'u i ,jO'] £n-ti>edih) Constitutionalist’ us.-A .aoo 4 !.v j C * * , Hotel Arrivals. AUGUSTA HOTEL. |iW ■ [ * January 15tL, 1864. A. B. Lincoln. Springfield. 111. J W. Steel u and lamily, Charleston, S. C. ' Mrs. "rta'dwiek and S childien, Ter is. R C Base. TV-xas. t Wm. Brackett,.Chnleston S. C. i Lieut. O G. Smith, Dalton. , W. W Smith, Abbeville. S. Cl. J. F. Willierson, Savannah. 1 W. E, Stro”g, Engineer steamer Express. A L. ;e Sloeam, “ “ Archibald Graham, Charleston,’ S. U. Leroy J..Copart, Gainsviile, Fia. K. Irvin; City. R. C. Ashley, Barnwell S C. E. A. Carp inter Waynesboro. • Wm. Bell O. H. East brook. D. A. T. Reese, Pulaski co.. Ga. T. R. Jenney. Savannah. Gi John T. Los, Philadelphia. William 1a Lowery, Texas. C. S Bowlin Texa-. William Kennedy, wife and 5 daughters. Mrs. Goss and mo, S. C Ed. Kennedy, Texas. Kennedy Dough ird, Texas. H. T. Babers, Charleston 8. C. Mrs. Anna Sbannan. Savannah, Oi. E. L. Young, Burke co. L eut. E. W. Miller, Bu*ke co. J D. Easteriy, Tel graph Co. Capi W. \V. Badger, MacoU.Gi. J. O. Wellington, New York J. U W rj, West Point.,- ©i. C. W. Wiugard, Payimstjr U. ft. A , Savan nah, <**. It. P. Shedd, Paymaster U ft. A. Geo. R Robinson, City. John T. ftnetvinake, * SPECIAL NOTICES. To the Citizens of Georgia! The termination ol a sanguinary Cant at, whica for theßast four years his presented an Impassable bar rier to all social or commercial iaterciuraa between the two great sections of our c un ry, having at length ka.pily , leered away all obstacles to a removal of those reladons watch formerly bound us together in a frater nal union, I lake th ■ curliest oppo.tanily afforded-me by tbis auspicious event, to greet my Southern friends, and to solicit from them a renewal of that ext* naive business cojiecUon which fer a quarter of a century has been anintei-rupted aa r e by the great pubi c caam tty l” which I have adverted. • It is scarcely necessary, on the thresh dd of a bnsi nrss re union, 1 should repeat the warning so often given to my friends, —to beware of all those spuilous and del teriousemp mn Is wt-ich, under the sptci-ms and falls titles of Imported Wine*, Brandies Holland Gin, L'quors io., have be.n equally destructive to ths tealth of our citizens as prejudicial to tho interests of the legitimate uiporter. Many years of my, pait life have been ex. en led in an open an ! candid a'tempt to expose iheso wholesale fraud*; no time nor expens- has been spaied t-> aceo a plish this salu.ary purpose, aud to place before my friends and the publio gene.ally, at th* lowest posa ble market price, and in such quantities ai rnigk l suit their o vanienc-*, a tin'y g:nuiue lmpo ted ardcle. Twenly-Hve >osr.P business transactions with tho largest and most respectable exporting houses in (France and fire t Biit in have afforded me unsurpass ed faciiijles for supplying our home market with Wines, L'quorf, and Llquiur- aof' the b.at an l mtst approved brands In Eur pe, in addition to my own distillery n Holland for the mannfasthre c-U the " bchieilam Schnapps.” The latter, s > long tested and approved by the medi cal Faculties of the United States. West ludits and douth America a-an invaluable Therapeutic, a wh-le some, pk-a.-unt, and perfect.y safe beverage in al: oil mates and during atl seasons quickly excited the cu pidity of the home manufacturers and venders of a spnrl-.us article u-icier the same name. L trust that I have, after much toil and expense, sur rounded all my Importation* with sateguarda and di rectio :a which wilh ordinary oiroutcspccllon will in sure ther delivery, as [receive liieiq from Europe, to all my customers. 1 would, how ver, recommen 1 la all ccs-*s where It 'a possible, tka'. ordeis be s -n-, direct to my Depot, 22 Reaver street, NewToik, or that put chases be made of my accredited agents. " YU,’'' flirandies, esc., n wood, I have a c.msblorg/iis supply v. - reign wines, emhiaclng vintages ol many past years, bottled up before the commencement of the war, which t can especially recommend to all connoisseurs of these rate luxuries. In conclusion, I wo old specially cill the ea ly atten ,iun of my Soutlic rn custom ra to the a-iv intage to be -lerived by transmitting thi-ir ord-rs without loss of tiipe, or calling personally at the If pot, in trder to in sure the fuldllmsnt of th-'lr favors from the p.tsont erge and w> 11 selcO'ed assortment. UDOLPHO WOLFE. 4*0.10—8.a 22 Beaver £Ju-cl. New Yoik. A JPUYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF IIAK- KlACJE—Containing nearly 800 pages, and 130 fine Plates and Eng- avlhg* of the Anatomy of the Human Organs Ip.a state of Health and I>i*eu*e, with a Trea listj on flatly Errors, Us Deplorab'e Cuiisequcnees ujkjii the Min i and Body, with tho Authors lb an of Treat ment—;tue only rational and successful mode of cure, a* shown by the report of casts trra'ed. A truthful adviser )o the aried, and’ these conten plaiiag mar riage, who entertain donuts of hejr physical condi tion. 8 in froe of p stag* to any address, oa receipt of 25 cents, in s’amus or postal curreucy, by address ing Ur. 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A A Co. are now piepared to fill all orders for Webster’s Elementary Spelling Book. jaul6-»dfiAC? • $25 Reward—Lost Mules. STRAYED or Stolen from the nlantation of C pt. 'Jhos. Hamilton, near Wrigl:’sJ> >ro, Columbia county, on the night of 6ih inst., two Mules } one Black Mare Mule, raiher small size, about ten or'eleven years old, unusually broad acro-s the shoulders ; also, one small Horse Mule, brown color, mane and tail recently trimmed, about ten years old. The above reward wil: be •rivt n for .their return to the undersigned, or a proportionate share for any information that may lead to th ir irewi-v. GEORGE W. ELY NT, Sharon P. 0., janl2—6* Taliaferro county, Ga. For Sale, BEAUTIFUL pair of Grey Horns, *a Caliriola and Harness —a complete rstablisbmtnf. For terms, apply to E. M. BRUCE A ( 0., Broad gt. J. XD. Galvan . 1I A» aorrd from 2 Bctntori. ■tre.t to BROAD STREET,- next door to Barret A Oar* tier's Drug Store. j^nia—tf ) & . 4 ».u ’i j-Mh • -■ '■ AUGUSTA, (Ga.) WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 17, IS«6. SPECIAL NOTICES. 7=" '. • . / WE HAVE LEARNED NOT TO BE astonished at anything. Years of experience and i correspondence extending throughout all nationalitiei of the habitable globe, have turned theories Into fact! and established a basis from which we need not err.— We are not surprised at suqh facts as tho following, al though ih e persons who write them-are. We know the persons and circumstance*, hence feel at llßerty to la dorse their statements: “ New-Bedford, Mass., Nov. 24,1863. Dear Sir:—l have been afflicted many years with severe prostrating cramps in my limb*, oold feet and and a general disordered system. Physicians and medicines failed to relieve me. While visiting some friends in New York who were using Plantation Bitters they prsvailed upon me to try them. I com menced with a email wine-glassful after dinner. Feel ing better by degrees in a few days I was astonished .to find the coldness and crao ps had entirely left me, and I could *leep the night through, which I have not done for years. I feel like another being. My appetite and streng.h have also greatly improved by the use of the Plantation Bitters Respectfully, Judith Russel.” “ Rsedsbuky, Wis„ Sept. 16,1863. ***** I have been in the axuny hospital for fcmr tecu months—speechless and nearly dt ad. At Alton, 111., they gave me a bottle es Plantation Bitters: * * * Three bottles restored my speech and cured me. * * * C. A. Flaute*. The following ie from the managerof the Union Home School for the children of volunteers: u Havireyer Mansion, 57th St., ) New York, August 2,1863. ( Dr. Drake—Your woi ;erful Plantation Bitters have been given to some of onr little children suffering from weaknoss aud weak lungs, wilh most happy effect. One little girl in particular, with pains in her head, lose of appetite, and daily wasting consum'd ion, on whom all medical sß.ill had bee exhantt d, has b<en entirely re stored. We commenced with but a teaspoonfnl of Bitters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly increased, and she is now well. Respectfully, Mis. O. M. Devoe.” “ * * * I owe much to yon, for I verily believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life. Rev. W. H. Waggoner, Madrid, N. Y. “• * * Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly benefft ted by their uso. Tryfiiend, Aba Currin, Philadelphia, Pa.” “ * * * I have been a great euffcier from Dyspep sia, and had to abandon pr*-.ohi;.g. * * The Planta tion Bitters have cured me. Rev. J. 8. Catborn, Rochester, N. Y.” •** * * I havegiven the Plants!i n Ritters tohnn dreds ot our disubled soldiers with the mo*t aetonishing affect. O. W. D. Andr-ws, Superintendent Soldiers' Home. Cincinnati, O.” “* * * The Plantation Bitters have cu r ed mo of Liver Complaint, of which I was laid up prostrate, and had to abend- u my basing! s. H. IJ. Kingsley, Cleveland, Ohio." a* * * The Plantation Billers have cured me of a derangement of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs that haa distressed me for years. It acts like a charm. O. C. Moore, No. 254 Broad*ay.” -ice, Ac, Ac., Ac., Ac The Plantation Biltera make the weak strong, the languid brilliant, and era exhausted nature’s great re *torer. They are composed of the celebrated Oulisaya Bark, VVintorgre-n, Sassafras, Roots, Herbs, Ac., all preserved In perfeclly pure St. C olx Rum. * S. T.—lß6o—X. *' . Persons of sedentary habits, trmbled with weakness, lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, dis trees after eating, torpid liver, constipation, Ac., deserve to suffer if thry w ill not try them. They are recommended by the highest medical au thorities, and are warranted to produce an immediate beneticiai effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, per fectly pure, and h .rmi-ss. Notice.—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bitters in balk or by the g'-illon?is a swindler and'fm ware o* bott'es refilled w : tu Imitation deWerthiis s'ufT for which several persons are alreadywln prison. Bee that every bottle has our United Btßt.es stamp over the cork unmutilated , ar d our signature on steel plate side of label. Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable globe P. H. DRAKE & CO., oc3l-6-n 21 Park Bow. N. Y. U ATCIIELOK'N HAI II tt YE.-The Origt ia! and Best in the World I The only Iru and perfect Hair Dye, Harmless, Relinblo and Instantaneous Produces immediately a splendid Black or natura Brown, without Injuring the hair or skin. Remedies the ill effects of bad eyes. Sold by fill Druggis. s. The genuine is signed William H. Batcneior, Also, REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLKFLEURS. F r Restoring and Beautifying the Hair. CHARLES BATCHELOR, auls-ly New York. /fits. PARTINGTON’S LAST.—THE following is from B. P. ShiUaber, Esq., well kuUNn as t e author ol Mr 9. Pai ting on's celebrated sayings . Chelsea, Mas#., June 21,1864: Mv Dear Mr. Boole; The Rlarra'ng threat of pre mature old age, manifest In my cnanglng hair, Induced me to oppose yoar new Hair Tint a* a defence, and the result has proved every thing I conld wish. It com pletely ohanged th- grey, by a simple application, and treed me from tne moaid of antiquity not yet dne. I am i alighted with it, and commend it to atl who, like myseK, would deprive Titru of an tarly triumph. Wishing It the success it deserves, I remain, Yours truly, B. P. S. This is only a sample from hundreds of a similar na- ! ture, in favor of the Is'ew Discovery, Jiystikes, or Bo vle’s Mystic Hair Tint! On- preparation. Any color. No washing bofero or after the application. Safe and reliable. Thla, with Bigle'e world re lowoed Hyperian Fluid for dressing the h*ir, Electric Hair Dye, and other preparations, may bd had of W. B gle, Wig and Huir Work Repository, B aton, and A 6HKLTQN, Druggists, uov2B—torn - Augusta, Ga. CONSTITUTION WATER Is, without doubt, the only known remedy for DIABETES, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSITS, IRRITATION OE I'lli£ NECK, OF Till BLADDER, * m INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, AND ALL FEMALE IRREGULARITIES. Certificates of curies from wall known persons from all parts of the country, in circular will be sent on addressing MORGAN A ALLEN, Agents, No. 46 Clift st., New York. * W. H. TUTT, Agent, decl2—Sm Augusta, Ga. — 9 SBMNIONB’ BRAZILIAN PEBBLE Spectacles, to strengthen and improve the sight of old and young,byrday or night, with ease and comfort to the eye, without the distressing results of frequent changes. These celebrated glarses are too well known throughout the South to speak of their superiority over all others. Double and Single Telescopes of immense power and Held. Catalogues sent free, by inolosing Etamp. BEMMONB, Oooolist-Optician, 669 X Broadway, under Lafarge House, N. Y. nov22-2m JOHN K, JACKSON, ATTORNEY AT Law, Augusta, Georgia. Office No. 248 Broad etm t, over the Augusta Factory Office. ootl9-6m ffill PROPERTY Fi SALE WE < fler £i*r sale “Tinr CARMICHAEL FLOUR MILLS,” bod', of Brick, situated on the first level 6f the AdPtista Cafial, in this city. The building is 140 by 40, three stories high, besides Wheel Pit and Attic. Has na Offiee and Brand Room attached, 6<i by 20, two stories Has five run •fStones, (one of which is arranged for grinding and bolting meal and grits) a water power 13 feet head ami fail. The Storage accon tnodatiuos are very exten sive ana complete, is so airangtd as to do with one-lourth the sacks of any other mill in the State, doing the same amount of bn«ine s 1> sdf a great# saving »>f labor ESTES & CLARK. j m3—tf _ . PETEBSy WEBB & CO * MANUFACTURERS OF Grand, Upright and Square PIANO- FORTES. Factory corner Main and Four tecum Streets. Office and Ware room Jefferson between Fourth & Fifth Sts. fcOTFISVILLE, KY ; sept «m Him FEMALE UIIHBSITY. Forsyth, Gat, 1§66. JTh!B excellent Institution has entered upon its 16 h anniversary. The Faculty is fully or ganized. and the boi'dinars are undergoing * thorough repair. Everything necessary fdr the comf irt and menial improvement of the pupils will le liberally furnisbed. All we a»k is a fair trial. FACULTY. Rev. William C. Wilkes, A. M-, President, Professor of Moral and Natural Sciences. Richard T. Asßrar, A. M , Professor of Mathematics. Allen D. Candleb A. M., Professor ot Ancient Languages. 4. M. Barkeu. M. D,-. Professor of Modern Languages and Chemistry. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Mrs. E. A. Laniee. MUSIC DEPARTMENT. Prof. William Fisher. Principal. Mrs. J. M. Parker, Assistant. BOARDING DEPARTMENT. Mrs. Lilly Turner. Ifatron, an estimable ladv, will have charge of the Boarding Department. The Spring Term will bey in on Mondaj', the 15th of Ja: u tv, 1866, and end on Uommecement Day, July 18t:u EXPENSES. Board, Washing and Fuel, per tenn $l2O 00 Tuition, in College, •* •• 86 00 on Piano Guitar, Ac 36 00 Tirfff ju in Piimary Ulastos $lB to 24 00 Uaeqf Piano, 0 00 Fiencb, or bpauish, or Italian, each IS 00 Pupils will furnish their own candles and tow els; or, for SIBO, on a gold basl*, we will furnish board, wa.;hiig, can :les, music, aucimt and mod ern languages, furnish school boohs, slates and pencils uud sheet music. Payable invariably in advance. For further informal ion address any member of the Faculty, or Board of Trastees. Forsyth Ga.< Deo. 15, 1865. ji"3-lm METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE. GREAT GIFT ~SALE OF THE New York and Providence JEWELERS’ ASSOCIATION, Capital. Ijll ,000,000. Depot, 197 Broadway. A JV immense stock of P:anos. Watches, Jew /\ eliy, and Fancy Goods, *ll to be sold (or DOLL\R cuth, without regard to va’ue, and not to be paid ior till you see what you will receive. Certificates, nam ng each article atd its value, are p’ac-.-d in fieuled envelopes and .well mint'd Oney-f thess envelopes will be sent by mail to any address cn receipt of 25 cents; five for $1; eleven for $7; thirty forss; s xly.-tive .or $lO ; undone hundred for sls. On receipt of the Certificate you will see what you Are going to have, and then it iamt your op tion tto pay the dollar and take tho article or not. Purchasers mav thui obtain a Gold Watch, Dia mond Ring, u Piano, B<wo-g Mach ne, ora <y ret it JCwely on our list, tor $1 ; and in no case cm they gel ha;* than One Doliais’ worth, as there are ho'blauks. Agents are wanted in every town in ihe coun try; every person can make $lO * day, selliDg our tUrtigoates in the greatest tale ol Jewelry ever known.. ft»;id 25c. ior a Certificate, which will inform you can obtain fur sl. At tho same tlmeget our circular, containing full list aud par tiewia's; also. Terms to Agee’s, Addres-, J tMES HUTCHINSON A CO., , nov!s—2m, 197 Broadway. N. Y. People’s Steam Ship Company LIltE COMPOSED OF THE NEW AND FIRST ?' CLASS STEAMERS, MOIsTEEIA, Cfp} J* MARSHMAN, Commander, fTKTTLY' TTlSOUriiiK, Capt. R. W. LOOCKWOOD, Commander. For New York Direct. The new-and favorite Passenger Steamer MONEKA, Captain J. Marshman, WI L I, leave Accoirmodatiun Wharf on Thursday, January ilih, at haif-past six o’cldk A. M. Tijese Vessels, alternating wockly, off ring eveir Thursday to the traveling public a first clast passenger bo3t, with superior accommoda ti nl Fir Passage or Freight, apply to WILLIS at CHISOLM, Agenlr, Mills H-mse, Charleston, S. C.; 1 Or W. A RAMSEY & CO., • nyl-6m Aeen's, August*, Ga. J«ies, Snivtlip & Co. to inform tho public .hat the difficult, the have herr-tof-re labored under, in regard to rouripg operjtivgs, is u- M w a great extent re moed, and (hey are now prepared to execute pr-gp’ly all orders for i ; GENERAL JOB WORK, ia their line. Our customers arid frieLda. who mg favor u* iithis oonnsetion, can rely on the a i*e degree olpunctaality; *hat has been a well kruwn characbistic of ih*s hr use tor msny years l’ajt jsn4-—lm liowel Plantation ? or Rent. WILL, held, on FRIDAY, the 19'h inst., ontbelivell Plantation, on the Savan nah river, ntnpiles sotulj of all the perishable prffty th*reo i, belonging to the r-state of Col. rner Clan'on, dcc’d, consisting i i part of abi 7,500 bush-is Corn, P’odder, about 5 000 bs Is Cottonseed, Mules, Horses, Oxen, Milk C 4 and Ht gs, Wagons and Planta tion Tools. At (he fiimme, if not pri viously rented, will he rented thefentatim, which contains about 2.200 acres olid, 1 806 of which is ch-ared and , r jjllivatable ;Rh a good grist mill, five fishery dhd an re-iaence IJRYM CLANTON, E,’*. * JEFFERSON THOMAS, Ex’r. r. J VASON, Ex’r. janO—d UGUSTA irater Bakery! HA VINQIel 1 8 Md the Rekicje Establiah ment fornieiceupied by James Bowen, 341 Broad Strive are now prepared to furnish the citizen Augusta and vicinity witli the best kind rtsb Boston, Butter, V/ine, Soda and all kiui Crackers. Merchant! Dealers are invited to giveus s call. A1 rs from the country promptly attended t( ALLACE, VOGT ft CO, novlS—> i 341 Broad Street. GA., January Ist, 186§. AVllssociatcd with onr firm Mr. Egos A. 'ljpf Elbert c uniy, Ga., we will co tt*iie b* at our oIS stand, under the firm ; name of dLA, TATE ft CO., 'rom this j date. MoOALLA’A CO. || McCILA, TATE Sc CO., i TTON FACTORS 1 AND 1 COMAIiON MERCHANTS, 1 Chas. P. >la, ) Jacksou St., near Ellis it., r Enos A. I - M. T. Mc«. I AUGUSTA, GA. i j ttj 3 : 0"O, o. |«AN. ANDREW BUCHANAN, lit lilt iiULIIAVAV A CO., IKOCERS, j Prision Dealers, OMMltfft FORWARDING MERCHANTS No. 116 Main Street, JISVILLE, KY. ! Orders ftOCKRIES, PItOyiSIONS, BAG GIMd ROPE, promptly executed; iyao-a ' w . 4 ■ Tzippora,” UOOsHELS Zippora COTTON SEED of the *»’• growth. Samples of the Cotton and thi d .*• LINTON ft DOUGHTY'S. de“ lm ‘ 7 • SCHNEIDER’S RESTAURANT, a K/ES-OFE3STEIID! ' WHERE EVERYTHING WIIICFI THIS ' mrnnm markets mid. WILL BE ALWAYS FOUND ON HAND ' , - FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF HIS OUSTOMEBS. novl7—3m Daniel F. Tie maun & Co., No. 240 Pearl Street, New York, MANUFACTURfcRS of Paints, White Lead. Colors, Varuishes, aud dealers in article* in this line. Also, TIEJIANN'S SOLUBLE BLUE, for Wasking, AND “CALTf ORNIA VEMILLION.” Paleand Peep Should be glad to see our old friends in the trade, or hear from them at any time bv mail. oct2o-3m CHICHESTER & CO-, WHOLESALE - DEALER 3 IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HI JL Tt 3D W , NEW YORK CITY. OUR Stock comprises a great variety of Goode, selected expressly for Southern mar kets.* Mr. Wm. H. Beits, (formerly of Stevens & Betts, Charleston,) would be happy to see his old triends at the above house. nov‘22-Cm LEIPER & MEJSfEFEE 1 MURFREESBORO, TENN., Produce & Commission Merchants % DEALERS IN Bacon, Lard, Flour, and Grain, GRASS SEED, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, And Bagging and Rope. sep2 6m . FOREST. CITY Foundry aud Machine Shop# LUFBURROW & TIMMONS, Prop’rs T A. HIS establishm tit is now prepared to exe cute older* lor the manufacture ahd repairs of al kinds of Maetihiery, including * Portable Engines Sta'ioniry Engines Columns and Boilers . Girders Saw Mills Pipes Grist Mills Pulleys Flour Mills \Vheels Sugar Mills Railroad Wheels Sugar Boilers Railroad Frogs Railrbad Machinery and Castings of every de scription. ALSO, Bras'} Castings es evory kind, and of the bes quality. We keep a’ways on hand, Anti-Friction Metal Babbit " Pure Rubber Packings Round Packing for Valve Stems aud Rods Special attention given to General .Tobbinj warrantotfyatfcfaotory." *». LUFBURROW & TIMMONS, Fenwick Street, near the Cotton Factory AUGUSTA, GA. oci2l-6ni gunsTgunsTgumT WW. IIAUGHTON, GUN MAKER, . ha* commenced his business on Eilis street, uear the oornerof Jackson street, opposite the Li v< ry Stables, where he is ready to do ail kind of work in hi* trade and in workman like manner. N, B Jobbing on Shot-Guns, Rifles, and Pis tols done without d*lay. Also, Lock and Key 'V oi k. novl2—lf Washington House, ’ PHILADELPHIA. . . 1. HIS old and popular Hotel i* pieasandy si;uatrf,l on tho north side of Cheauut stree , a few doois above Seventh, and its central ioc ili’ty makes it* particu'ar;y desirable to persons visit ■ng the city on business or pleasure. The patron age of the public is reapeuituliy solicited by CHAS. M. ALLMOND, Manager. In Store, Anii for sqle to dealers — 200 bbis E*'.ra Family Floor 1000 bushels Prime Corn, by J. T. HEARD A CO., . Commission Merchants And Dealers in Flour and Grain, d- cl 4—if No. 1 Warren Block. /diamond DEALER A JEWELER^ II WATCHES, JEWELKV X SILVER WARE, VWATOHH3 and JEWELRY Chestnut. 8t... Phila- A LWAYS on hand a splendid assortment ot I f\ Diamond*, Watches, Jewelry and Silver i Ware. All goodssold at the very lowest nvices. Watches repaired and warran'ed. Diamonds and all precious stones bought for cash. Also, old gold. I respectfully invite ray Southern friends and customeis to call and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. oeilS-Sm* .. FOR SAVANNAH. JFhE Steame' WM**}. GIBBONS leaves promptly for the above port every WEDNES DAY MORNING, at 7 o’clock. Passengers and Shippers will be governed accordingly. WM. B. DAVISON, Agent. . Chronicle and Trans 'ript copy. nov2B-tf Wanted, A PARTNER with a capital of $3,000 or $6,000, to gnter a business already established, paying 75 to 100 per cent, profit. For particulars apply to a „ JOHN L. ELLS, hecil)—tf Transcript Office. To Rent, A PLANTATION In Hancock County, known as the Jerold PGoe, situaied 5 miles trout White Plains, Ga., containing 500 acres 200 of which are cleared, and under good fenee’ yeTI adapted to the culture ofwCottm. For particulars apply to . „ JAS. W. BURCH, jinl4-10 Augusta, Ga. Cotton Seed for Sale, A PEW hundred bushels of improved Cotton Seed, raised by myself and seleoted with qinlitv of lint. I refer, bv permission, to Messrs. Goo. W Ev.ns j Sun, T. .1. Jennings, Esq., and Cob A. H. Cole, Orders may be lolt qt the office of Gen. W. Evans ft Son. Jan9—lm* ' ~W P, UUAWFORD. Public Hauling*. HAVING a fine Team. I am prepared for the above business in the city and its iptme- - T * < inlt Y- My charges wiU be reasonable l will give my personal attention to the business. - HERBERT STALLINGS, D Antignao street, oppoa t- Cumming. Orders left at ISA Broad street will receive ' prompt attention. , jan&-lm* . Coffee, &c. 20 SACKS prime Rio Coffee 20 bbls Extra O L Jyst arrived. t japlA—ft ' J. a MATHEWSON. VOL. 22—NO 6 ■ t t Underwriters’ Agency COMPOSED OF THE Germania jf) Hanover Niagara VX/ Republic INSIRiYCK COMPANIES OF NEW TORE. CASH ASSETS $3,000,000. /»««* Politic* for Fire, Inland and Marine In euranee, made payable »» Gold or Currency, HT $60,000 TAKEN ON ONE RISK . m UNDER ONE POLICY. LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID. M. P. STOVALL, Agent, $ No. 3 Warren Block. Sept. 27, 1865. go p29-tf insurance: FIRE, MARINE, INLAND & LIFE fourteen mutual and stock COMPANIES. i ASSETS—SII,OOO,OOO. 50 to 76 percent, of the Profits Return ed to >lie Insured. J HAVE added to my twiner epmpanie«~r ■lif® ' ny °*, N, w Vork, Assets (S' 0,000 rut) Baltimore Marine, «« SBOO (MMj try C S r ‘ b , e ‘ ak P ß in the cit y or the coun- Kat ® s , hxed h v a onnted tariff. Adjust- Lj£u ”* d ' “ «£?&»,*“; “ ,8 M * • . D. R* MoUAY, Airont. Angnna, Aug. Uith, IHQS ■ hu*lo-6ib nationallife AND TRAVELERS 1 INSURANCE Company of New York, CAPITAL $500,000- ED- A. JONES, President. HAVING been appon’ed Agents in this city lor the above well known and favorite Company, we are now prepared to insure against very description of accident to which a person would be subject either at home or traveling. For further iuh nnation apply to F C. BARBER & KOV, oct29-3m 21D Broad street. I HOBIH RI VER AGRICULTURAL WORKS GRIFFING & CO., Proprietors- Warehouses, 68 and CO Courtlandt Street, NEW YQtt K, MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Pl'-'VJ. Sugar Mills, Uay Cut ten. Narrow*, Corn Mills, Sausage Cutters, Cultivator?, Older M'll-, Vigcuhle Ci.Uen, C xton Sweeps, Fan M 11s. Hand Carta Ha? Presses, Saw Mills. Mule Carts il' Oon Pr.-sr. -s, Coin Shell -rs, Ox Cait* Cider Presses, 6t-.reT.ucks, Kaim Was--ns. Crain Craft. es, Wheel barrows, Horse Powers On urns Surar Pans, Machines, Ox Bows, Shovels, Colti-n Gins, «£ iT“ ko, f SP>d6*t Mowers & Reapers, '.Veil Bn (sets, Hoes, F .rks, Ac., &c. Rakes, Scythes, DARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS. Hoyt’s Super-Phosphate of Lime, Bone Ma nure, Poudre try Piaster, 40. -*♦ SOLE AGENTS FOR Glasgow Fertilizer Co’s Phosphate and Arnmoni tted Guano, and Super-PboSfphate of Lime, and Bruce’s Concentrated Manure, Trade supplied. Order direct from GRIPPING <fe CO , 58 & 60 (Jou’landt at.., New Yoik. novl7—3mo Reliable Southern ireouxtAtvo'E. I’he National Marine and Fire , INSURANCE COMPANY, OF " B 'V ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. , Capital, $500,000, LIIK undei signed bags leave to inform the' Insuring public that.hr; has been legally appoint d Agent for the above named Company, »n 1 is now ready to take risfcs a( customary rale?.- This Cytap toy was organTzed in January, ISC6 and its assets are th; most aeon re in the country’ 1 c. E. CORMIER, Affont. Ollic; a C. Estes’, 276 Brestf at., August, j r " oct24-3m J Life Assurance! THE 51TNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY "OF HARTFORD, CONN., OFFERS superior inducements to parties desirom of .-fleeting Insurance on their own 'V th« lives of others. Books containing full in ■ t ructions and setting forth the various methods .nit SII | r ‘ IDOe t “ Li i e ’ b(,th l)y caßil - aid P'-irt cash ind balance by note, us well as full particulars of be Md at .he office o! inew, free ' “ or tbe ■ M " (lio “ l B*«m- F..r Jnmiauce apply to C. & A. G. HALL, Agents, Or. Joseph Hatton, ) f f °' 981 Brol,d etrett - Dr. B. B. Bimuons, j Medical Exrmineis, dec2B—tf C ° rlltr G,een ar,d Jl,ckson Greets. Is Your Life Insured ? TEE SOUTHERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. v ESTABLISHED 1849. CAPITAL $940,000. — - i Hou. W F. DkSAU.SSUKK, President F. W. MoMASTER, Actuary Dr. JOH.V FiSHKK, Treasurer. Dr. D. H I'RFKEV.VNT, Medical Ezaminer. | C. F. McCAT, Consulting Actuary. A 8 ‘he raccessor of the Insurance Com pan, /x &• Athena, , wncme risk** it Heven years ag », lUIO3 uow an existence of six -11 h '< SOUTH, $351,000 It commends itself to the puolic patronage on account of the lowness of its premiums, it* prompt payment of loss.*, its ample means, its regular return of profits to the insured, and the energy and character of its officers. In these times of destitution provision for the widow and orphan cannot be made mere securely than bv a Life Policy in this Company. Applications can be ma lo to , tr C * A " S - Agents, LARGE IMPORTATION op HAVANA SEGARS, Leaf and Smoking Tobacco. I HAVE now in store a choice assortment of genuine Havana Segars, Leaf and Smoking anH-m ’ , “{ ,orted by m y» ell direct from Havana, and will sell lower tb»n they nan be bought for in New York. Genuine Havana Leaf Tobacco at $1 15 per pound by the bale. I have also on hand a large stock of iv, Bogars, ail of which will be sold VTth . tic market prices, at whoh sale oi retail th ° uwest Orders solicited and filled . .. All Segars sold as Havana Corner B,ull and Congress streets, dec2l-3m Vender Screven House) 60 CHOICE KENTUCKY Horses and Mules FOR SALE. AMONG them first class Ken ncky Mules Fine Saddle and Harness Horses Several pairs of Family CarrisgevHorses, of the very best qualities. Parties desiring to purch#e can take and try them, and return if not sutted. None of them 1 have ever been in the army. Call and see them at Palace Stables, Ellis at. deoW-tf M. A. DEHOMY. RATES OF ADVE«TI#I»t 1 ~l,Uj 1 square, first Insertion $1 00; each additional t i r »* s » r .‘“ 1,1 wtek » 60 o ‘ m »j 2nd week, 40 cents ; 3d week, 30 cents. / 1 SQUARE, *2o m iSf l . th ' ; * months > sls 00; 3 months, square? 1 6&Ch additional “onth,’ *5 00 per 2 SQUARES, 137 Ml' ! * months. $27 50; 3 months. W 60; each additional month, $4 00 per square’. 8 SQUARES, = W 50 peraqnarV , U 4 squares, r .«■ aw’Sfe , , «SQUARES, $37 00 5 2 months, $57 50; 3 months, . 00 ; each additional month, $2 50per gqoare. v - , . 10 SQUARES, 1 monlh, S6O 00 ; 2 months, S9O 00: 8 months, » 1116 00 5 each additional month. $3 00 per square, ° ent ' additiunal wh en pnt in special the S in^ide oeUt added f<>r advfcrtisej ‘*ents kept on ments*” CSnt added foT dol,bl ° colnm advertise- In ewiif liße f ° r ° bl,uary notlaes and com ~ and payable on demand. * Fall and Winter goods, AT WHOLESALE, - JUST RECEIVED AT E . I- KAHN & CO.’S, *6 2 Broad Street, COMPRISING the largest assortment of l)ry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, White Goods, i. banc 7 Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and a beautiful assortuuat of Clothing, -r. j., Liquors, Ciga &c., &c., )0 Ims ever been brought to this mar >o kci - Be *vre and give us a call, at Car it | tuichael & Bean’s old stand. sepl94m i- ■ SIGHT EXCHANGE ' °N ISTEW YORK. WE are at all times selling Bight Exchange on New York, in sums to suit onr ouato i iners. | „ H. M. BRUCE"* CO., J * u9 - 6m 288 Broad street, w. GRAHAM, BROKER , • * ; 186 STREET, -• Buys and sells COTTON GOLD, BANKNOTES, BONDS, Ac aug22tf FOR SALE, i A FA RRf .containing one hundred and eighty | rJL actiM, titua'ed seven miies from Augus • | '“—stud Farm is situated between the Louisville and Savannah roads. Ou tbo Farm are two fine -pnugs and a well of good water. Seventy-five j :l « ro 1 3 cleared and in cultivation; the remainder of the land is well timbered. For furtoer particulars, apply to i | . BL- BuULINEAIJ, declO—tf Oojhe premises. CENTRAL HOTEL. LJ AVUVG taken a new leaso on onr House LA (formerly the Southern States Hotel) and he state of the country giving us greater facili j ■ ies. Ladies and Gentleman calling on us may 'eel assured that they will get every comfort and i attendance at our command. IHOMAB * LITTLE, i • Augusta, Aug. 28th, 1868, ' an2B-tt ; GOOD “NEWS ' FOR THE Traveling Public ana Shippers. 1 GIHE Iron Steamer Wt*. G. Gibbons will | A- (cave Savannah Te*Morrow Eiwuiug far i “ :s city, bhe ha.* accommodations lor one hun | di ed passengers, and will carry Rix hundred and iilty qalegol cotton. Pot* comforcand speed she . j any <>ther boat on these waters. The ad union of this fine steamer to the Erwiu & Har- I! H n ? wi !! J** a Rfeat acquisition. Captain 13 to all Georgians, and her I otnoers are courteous gentlemen. For Freights and Passage, apply to n WM. B. DAVISON, Agent, f*otr4 tr * . H - oeanltow, nov4-t f Augw-m Hotel Buildiog; w. J. BLAIR. A. J. SAiITH. W. W. EBKW BLAIR, SMITH & 00.; NO 208 BROAD STREET,; AUGUSTA, GA., Cteneral Commission Merchants, And Agents for fho Sale . Manufactured Toba eo. . Wi. ,>ur ohnse find Sell, on (’omna ,slon", V V #C°tton Cotton Goods, Wine, Lma rs [ £ roduoe a, id Merchandise of every description’ solicited. noMm ■ wooßi if I Ilia j General Commission Merchants, NEW ORLEANS, NO. «9 OAKONDOLET ST. novll-jfir MERWIN- & BRAY. SOLE PROPRIETORS OF Ballard’s Breech-Loadatg Carbines AND SPORTING RIFLES, EAGLE ArmsTo.’s Belt and Pocket Revol vers, Lolt s Model Arms ot all si** s Single Breech-I o*;ing Oartridge Pistol* ni.i ger’rt Old and Ne* Modei?wit h H oom’nlete Ls' aortment of all *he improved Sporting Arms of i h rod nr/' / b ° “ BallarJ ” oa “ be loaded and Ired fifteen times per minute, uses either kind of ii»r*nmtiou, and is effective at 1200 yards. The Eagle Arms Co. s Pistols have no equal, are loaded and d'seharged with four motions, a d«£ fiftee of pf-ruotion never equaled. The Belt siza tames a ball 42-100 calibre, larger ,ban Colt’. avy, weighg onlv 32 ounces, Using either kind o •“““••a 1 * Pocket sin carries a ball 31-100 calibre, same as Colt’s i> inch, weighing only h»!f as much. Both shoot with great*force and accuracy. No ono wishing a firat class arm snould pu ena e before seeing these. oireudar. 1 " ‘ h< ' MERWInT' Ri^°^ rietor8 * To Rent, I A. STORE, situated near the Oeoreia Rail -ISi 7 itaW V V,r 3 « *“>* restaurant; hxtnrea complete. Apply to ROB’T CARROLL, j* n6 - tf Opposite Mathews’ Stable. forsale; fitnated seven miles from Auctr*- ta. between tbe Savannah and Louisville roads. Said Farm contains one hundred and eighty acres, seventy -Uve acres eleared and in cultivation. The balance of the land is well tim bered. On the place are two springs Ts water, ais° a goodwill. A fine market crop la E 0 *** y eMr i r °“ ’ he n ,we - S»W Farm can be treated tor at private sale until tbe first Tues day ia January, when it will be eold at public ', he Market «»ne, if not dis posed oi before that tuns at private sale dec23 ts C. V. ’Ki.LB.Vn. i 00.. At Private Sale. BY I Day, Russell &, Benjamin. One fine, large mahogany bar HORSE, a su perb animal, and warranted perfee'ly sound and gentle; works handsomely in both double am) single harness, and suited for a rookaway r T-rm " ,0W _ decY-<t : Augusta Branch C. R. R., I • 7 l JANUARY 12, 1866. ON mid after MONDAY, January 15th, Trains for Lawton and Savannah will leave as un der : Leave Angn*ta 7 00, a. m. Arrive Savannah 7 00, p. m. Leave Favanuah T 00, a. m. Arrive Augusta 7 i S| p< Htaging reduced to 12 miles. Passage—Augusta to B»va»nih. sl2. . h J- M. SELKIRK, jan!3— 6 General Agent. T HE subscriber oilers lor sale o I the best Cotton and Provision FARMS i 1 n^*eiv < hu«n n K ky iJ^ cnn,ain J n * wen tee <1 oy eighteen hundred acres, well watered an 1 w,th , fi “ B P , * nt ‘ ltlnn improvements nod ForSale, Two good Saddla and Draogbt Boms Addness Glass Box 178, Post Office. janU—tf