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iy* 1111 ■ Mi OUR TERMS. From this date the Terns of Subset iptiou to CoNSTitotioEAMSt will bo aa tollows: Daily—l Month ..*LOU % “ • Months 3.00 6 Months .. 6.00 - ...M....1V.00 Tw-Vfmit-1 Month 75 “ " 3 MonUu i itO ” '* « M0nth5................ 4.00 “ “ 1 Year .. 8.00 Wkbkly —S Months. SI.OO 9 Month*.. 2.1 W 1 Yenr 4 00 MfL7 fiOWSTmmONALIST. Prom Evening EditioiTor Yesterday READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE Late Publications —Quinn k Bro. have all the latest fashionable literary and news publi cations for age at tbeir popular News Depot, Broad street, opposite Monument. The Health of Mb. Davis.— A correspond ent of the Baltimore Gajsette, writing from Hampton, Jan. 16, Says T “We hear occasionally some news of Mr. Davis, and some lately which is authentic. Hr has twice been very sick within the past six weeks, suffering from erysipelas, and at om time was at tbe point of death; so near to it that he gave to his physicians many fareweli messages to his wife and family, and expressed a wish that the world might know through him (tbe physician) bow pure and disinterested bi motives bad been in all that he had undertaken This tame physician has been removed from his place, and ordered elsewhere. It Is presumed that be showed too much sympathy for his suf*- sering patient. The guard, over Mr. Davis— always very heavy—has beeo recently doubled, and the officer who remains in the same room with him is not allowed to speak, read, amok, •r sleep during the twenty-four hours of bis watch. “ The name of Gen. Miles is not among the number of general officers lately mustered out,' and it appears that be will be retained to take charge o. Mr. Davis, since he so literally car ries out his instructions from the Secretary 01 War." Important Decision.— We learn from tbe Nashville Dispatch that the Supreme Court o' Tennessee has lately pronounced a decision which will touch the vitals of many transac tions entered into during the war The case was as follows: It was in the case of©. B. Wright and It Cantrell, plaintiffs in error, against Wesley Overall. The case came up from the Circuit Court of DeKalb county. Plain tiffs in error had executed their note to Samson Yergan for the sum of SBOO. The note had been assigued by Yergan to Reuben Scott, and by Scott, to Overall. On the 9th day of December. 1862 Wright and Cantrell had paid Overall S3OO iu Confederate money, and bad taken his receip l tor the same. The credit was not enterod oi the note, though it is a matter of record, 1 e promised to make such credit In the Circuit Court, Overall sued for the full lace of the note, and the court gave judgment for that amount. Hence Wright and Cantrell came up by wiit of error. TheSuprrroe Court i ffirtn the judg ment below, in an opinion recorded by ihr leading members of the bar ns an able one The cardinal points assumed by their Honors are; 1. That the courts cttonot recognize as a power capable of issuing money, thst which is not and never has been so recognized by the Legislative and Executive branches of Die government. 2 That the so-called Confeder ate States are not recognized by those branches, and never were. 3. Therefore any paper issued by the said Confederate States purport ing to be money, cannot be recognized as such by tbe courts. LATEST NEWS BY THE MAILS New Yohk, January 29.—The steamship South American, which lelt Rio Janeiro Janu ary 2J, 4, p in., by Bahia, Pernambuco, P.tra and St. Thomas, ai rived this morning. Amo;g her passengers is General Wood, agent of the Southerners ih the Brazil emigration enterprise The war between Brazil aud Paraguay was still going on with vigor. The allies were, m last accounts, Marching directly to Passa d» Patters. General Cairo, who with his cavalry was watching the Paraguayans, withdrew across the liver. 'General Flores had formed a junction with Castros’ cavalry, and was at Ibrahabry, abnui one hundred miles southeast of Passa da Pul lore. About 50,000 troops had arrived at Cor n-rates for the Brazilian army, besides srnio cavalry, and there were more on the way. An iron-clad reached the city of Corrieutef, and was to join the fleet with some other voa srls in a few days. The fleet remained before Corricntes, ss last reported. The river was lysicg, and it was understood that when the allied armies arrived opposite Passa da Pullor ■, the fleet would co-operate and protect the cross lug of troops at that ford, where, hewever, the Paraguayans are poeted in force, and have fortifications and a French gunboat. The rmall-pox committed much rava amoDg the troops and citizens of the capital. Lopez issued a proclamation to his troops, exhorting them to fight gallantly against the invading armies. It is probable, however, that the army will .crow at Passa da Pallora will force i's way io the rear of the Fortress and capture it from the land side. In Rio nothing of note occurred. The dis* 1 eteh of troops to the Platta continues unabat eu. The Anglosßrazil Times, speaking of South ern emigration, says Geaeral Woods goes by this packet to the United States, returniug from his mission to tbia country—a mission which, we think, will be productive of good. Geneial Wood has received the most eordial reception from the people of Brazil and can guarantee a like friendly hand will be held out to those Its represents, should they come to Brazil The government of Brazil is prepared to furnish litem facilities and General Wood’s views as to the government furnishing a vessel gratuitous ly for emigrants to every two furnished by the latter, has met with the sanction of the Minister of Agriculture. New York, Jan. 29—The official prelimi vtary report of the Revenue Commissioners is published. The Commissioners have adopted the plau of taking up specifically, tboae noumn of revenue which our own experience and the experience of other countries have indicated tis likely to be the taort productive. The result of these investigations they propose to eul>~ mit, in the form of independent and special reports, to the Commissioner. They complain of the imperfect, incorrect statistics furnish* d them by the # government bureaus, and the great difficulty experienced in the conduct of their investigation, owing to the disturbed condition of every brancli of trade and indui try since 1861. Through the frequent altera tions of the tariff and the inauguration of the Internal Revenue system, many branches of trado aud industry have been curtailed during this period from 80 to 16 per cent. Newark, O , Jan. 29 —A fire broke out on the south side of the Public Square, last night, in a room occupied by J Christian, as a lager beer satoou, and, snreading rapid’y. commu nicated with Kaub’s barber saloon Keifer O Miller’s grocery, Coldwin h Son’s lesfhrr ■tore and G. Markin’s furniture house- The buildings were frame, and owned Generil W B. Woods. The totalless i»*iH>ut SII,OOO, eWatcck rnoatly laved- CV/awm’s and Mar kle’s losses were coveref by Insurance. The lose to jpe* ranee companies is SIO,OOO. New York, * J * a - 29 —The Commercial’! Washington -P«.clal says : Congress will un doubted)? authorlte the appointment of a com miss toner to locate a new post office in Nevt special afcjrstb* expositioi oQhePresident’s views on reconstinclion anc tin constitutional amendment creite quite at excitim N*vr York, Jan- 79.—' The statement which appeared a lew days since in reference to the proposed purchase ot the ocean ram Dunder burg by the government of Chili, proved to be an unfounded rumor. Mr. Webb baß no idea ot disposing of her; while our government prizes her Cob highly to part with her. She will not be readv for service for some months yet. ,_ _ - . { IhelPgit’a monetary articles says that the loan market i* iaactive at 5«6 per cent. Com*, mercial pater passes at 6a9, with very little <d'eik>g. The stock market is dull aud un settled. Quotations steady. Railroad shares droopibe. Baltimqre, Jan. 20.—The steamer Rich mond, of the Baltimore and Savannah line, which was wrecked on the shoals ofif Cape flat teras on Wednesday, was valued at $95 000 and insured tor $69,000 in New York office*. Most of the freight, cotton, would be saved. Kkw YobK* Jan. 29 —The steamship Cub*, whose recent movements have been reported as suspicious, is now at Baltimore taking a cargo. She belongs to t|fc Baltimore, Havana and New Oriaaokataamsßip line. JJC4 W*shusoto», Jan . 28.—The following is the eubsUDceof a coßvifsation which look iM« to day betweau Urn Ruaideni and a diatingi fah ed Senator : The President said that he doubted the pro* .y .A ff-r6««r~- j djjjjh ■.•; .* t * **.. V " ~ '' ' iherWCR „ tlri-UJeeklp Constitutionalist BY STOCKTON & C# priety at this time of making any further amendments to tbe Constitution ; ore great amendment bad already beep made, by Which r slavery had been forever abolished wiihia the limits of the United States,,sud a national guar ‘ antee thus given that that iDSiilution shou d never again exist in the land ; propositions to ameud Lhe.Constitution were becoming as nu- I merous as preambles and resolutions Os town meetings, called to consider the most ordinary questions connected with the *£{>bjistratiou of 1 local affairs All this, in his opinion, had a tendency to diminish the dignity and prestige attached to the Constitution,! aod to lessen tbe respect and conflddneb-ofthe people In tbeir groat charter for freedom If, however, amend mouts are to be made to the Constitution changing the baais of representation aod'taxa tion, and he did not deem them at all necessary at the present lime, he knew of none belter than a simple proposition embraced in a few lines making iu each State the number of qualified voters the basis of representation and the Value of property the basis of direct taxa tion': Such a proposition could be embraced in the following terms: Representatives shall lie appointed among the several Sta’es which may be included wittifn this Union according to the number of qualilied voters in each State, and 'direct taxes should be apportioned among the several States which may be included within this Uuiou, according to tbe value of all taxable property in each State. An amends meat of this kind would, iu his opinion, place the basis of representation and direct taxaiion uion correct principles and upon a correct ba“K The principal voters were, for the most part, men who were Bubject to draft and enlist ment when necessary 10 repel invasion, sup press rebellion, and quell-domestic Violence and , bloodshed. They r.sk tbeir livts and their blood, and spend their all to Uphold the government give protection, security and value to property. It seemed but jest that the property should compensate for the benefits thus conferred by dofrsving the expenses incident to its proteciion and eu joynreut. Such an amendment, the Presiden suggested, would relieve from Congress all issues. In relation to the political equality of the races it would leave the States to deter mine absolutely the qualiticaiions of their own voters iu regard to color, and thus the number of ibeir own representatives to wbfob they would be entitled in o©*«r««* -wonld depend upon the number on which they cou‘erred the right of suffrage. The President, in this con nectirn, expressed the opinion that the ogita tionof the negro franchise question in the Dis irict oi Columbia at this time was the mere entering wedge to the agitation of the questforr throughout tbe Stales, nnd was ill-tini-d, un e 1 lied tor, and calculated lo do great harm. He believed it would engender enmity and strife between the two races and lead to a war be tween them, which would result iu great in jury to both and certain extermination of tbe negro. Precedent, he thought, should be given (o more important and urgent mailers, | legislation upon which was essential for lb' restoration of the Uuion, tbe peso of the country, and the prosperity of the people. New Yoke, Jan. 28. —The Paris lexers con- < tain the following proclamation of Gen. Prim: ■ Spaniards: We have arrived at the terrible moment In which revolulioa is the only re- 1 coutae of the nation and the main duty of hon orable men. lum at tbo bead of a considerable ■ military force, and a great number of armed , countrymen hasten on all "sides to fight under my orders lor the cause of freedom nnd father land. My bauuer is the last manifesto of tne Central Committee. With it iu my heads i will fight with my wonted valor agMnst Lire < government which dishonors ua and * ruins us at home to the point of making ns a 1 laughing stock among foreign nations and > bring ua to the verge of shameful bankruptcy. ' Suldiers wht have already fought under my I orders, you are awa e tha' I have n-ver for- v aaken you, and that if you stand by me in ibis enterprise I shall know bow to lend you, first a showing you tbe path *0 victory and then re munerating your eudeavors. Fellow-citizens, men of hon >r. ai 1 me to bring to a happy end a pjl.tieal revolution which may do away with the necessi'y of that r social revolution with which we are threatened. * Spaniards, hurrah for liberty, fop the pro gramme or tne Central Committee, abd for the * Constituent Cortez. [Signed] Joan Piuv , New York, Jan. 28.—Dispatches from Wash 1 ington say the members of Congress from » New* Tork calied at the War Department yes t terdny lo inquire into the camo of the delay in t anuounciug the names of the parlies to whom 1 a reward for the capture of conspirators is due. 1 .-eerptaty Stanton answered that Judge-Advo 1 cate Hoit had already prepared a list of tl e 1 successful claimants, aud that announcement ' would be made at an early day. Mr. Stanton 1 stated that ho had taken some trouble to go 1 through the entire evideuce in theca-e, and ar il was very voluminous, delay lmd been una- 1 voidable [Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer ] Toronto, Canada West, January 28—The government is preparing to receive Sweeney aud Roberts, who they have positi/e informa tion mean iuvasiou on Canada. All service militia are to be called out im mediately, on the Irontier, Wolf Island and elsewhere. The banks have sent their specie to fortified points forsafety. Circulars have been -sent to tbe cadets order, ing them to prepare for service ; still, the peo ple know nothing of tfe danger threatened, and are not at all excited. SECOND DISPATCH AND LATER. [Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Enquirer.] Kingston, C. W„ January 28.—There are mysterious military operations going on. Forts aro all being strengthened and new defenses are being laid out on Wolflslatid. The banks, I am assured, have sent all their surplus specie to fortified cities. Private circulars have been sent to all cadet graduates ordering them to hold themselves in readiness to take commands in tbe service. The militia are to be called out immediately- Government evidently thinks Sweeney means what he hints at. The people are not much alarmed. News Items Tbe murderers of the late fifr. William Heffer non (Lysaugbt Perry, Crab, and juiight) were executed at Nashville, Friday last. The Tallahassee Floridian, alluding to the speech which Gen. F. B. Blair made before the Fenians of St. Louis, in jvhioh he used the ex pression “go in Finnigauß,” says that “the eloquent orator must have been thinking of Olustee," where Finnigan whipped the Yankees like h—ll. 1 A few days since the Treasurer of tbo WfX ern and Atlantic railroad preae-’'"* to Mayor Collins for tbe ueoeflt of the poor -if SJacou. Tbe ;-oor of Atlanta have been the recipients, through Major Williams, of a dona tion of S3OO from the e»me company. Ad effort Is being made to procure a charter ' from tbe Legislature of Alabama,now in session, for a lottery to aid in supplying artificial legs to Alabama soldiers who lost legs during the - late war: and also to provide for th° educstlon o' 1 the orphans of indigent aDd dead Alabama soldiers. h John H. Echolls, a lieutenant co'onel in the Confederate army, killed himself near Panola. 7 Miss,, last Saturday, weak, by the accidental B discharge of a gun. 1 The Rome Courier says that “’ast week a box was received by express at that plaee, di rected to Bill Arp, from his admirers in St. 1 Louis, Mo." The box contained » large and rich assortment of dry goods and groceries, for family use, and luxuries. Secretary McCulloch says that he has no recollection of having made the statement that he had revised his estftnate of cotton supply for 1866-66, so as to put it at over one million seven hundred and fifty thousand bales. The boiler of a portable etjgine üßed for run ning a sawmill, at Millersburgh. Warwick 1 county, Ind., exploded on Saturday last, fcillipg five men—Jacob Steioroetz, Michael Steinme'z bis son; Henry Dinges, his BOn-in-law ; John Dinges, brother of the latter, and another mao, 1 name unknown, Three others of the Stein metz family were seriously woupded, Albert Roberts, bet er known in the news | paper world as “John Happy,” has been ar . rested and la now in fetters at Montgomery, r Aik.* He was arrested and fettered by an eal timable young lady, Miss Edith Scott, d&ngb | Mr of Dr. j! OodwiAJScot*, tk *Mok£ he was . wedded in that city last week. May he always to*poppy and blessed with a number of little B hfpU,. 1 ’ «' By Telegraph. [Special Dispatch to the Constitutionalist.] LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK COTTON MAttKETS. New York, Jan. SI. Liverpool dates to tbo 17th received. Cotton quoted quiet at 19 pence 3 faribmgi. New York, Jan. 31. Cotton bouyant at 49 cents with large ship ments. SPECIAL NOTICES. REGISTRY LIST OPENED,—CIzkk or Council's Omcz, City Hall, Augusta, Ga. /an. T 6tli, IS66.—YnwJCigiatry Lis-Is now open at my office, lor the purpose of regla'arlng tha na -iei of and giving cer tificates to the legal voteri of the city of Augusta, iu a&oraanco with the Act of the Georgia Legislature, approved February 10th, 1856, and with the City Ordl ■aooea providin' for carry Inc aad Act Into effect, the aild lit to be kept open until the first Monday In April text. (jffioa hou-« dally (Bun ays excepted) ftom 5, a. m. to 1, p. m.. and Irom Bto 5, p. in. E*ch and every applicant, before reaiaterlng, will be equired to tike tbe following path: “ You do solemnly awear that you are a oit sen of tho Un.ted states ; that yen have ret ded la the State of Georgia for the las twelve men bs, and this c ts for the last six months that you aro twenty om: year* of age; that you have pa d alt oity taxes aud aaeessmenta, and have made all returns require .of you fcy the city 01 dinn cea, which have been re your power to pay or make, according to -said Ordinance; and that you are row entitled to regia* tratlon, and therefore to to*, ac.'-rding to the terms of the Act of the General Assembly of this State, in such easv male and provided. 80 help you G id. ARCH’D B. CRUMP, Jaul6—tap2 Registry Clerk. ST. JOHN'S HETHttUIST CHURCH - The Stewards of tin Bt. Jehn’a M. E. Ch irch of this city, finding the former msthoj of raising tbe ameunt necessary for the support of tbe Church impracticable at this time, have the following pi n; Ist. Th--evrral members of tho Church have been eases red according to their snppov-d ability, subject, however, to a reduction when the assessment Is found to bn too high. 2 ’. The p vws of the Cbnreh have been numbered and the pr'c 1 affixed to each for the pres-nt year. Every member cun take the pew he se ects, prov ded Ids as ■essmect amounts to the pries fixed thereon—ls lets, by peying the difference, or if hit assessment Is greater, by paving'he overplus. The Treasurer Is authorised to arrange It, where members are uuab e to pay tbe differ cce between th lr assessment and _ih« price at the pews. 8 1, Mcmbe a unable to pay anything will have seats assigned them, wh ch may hold the sameas i paid for; perao 1 s net merrb n of the Church can secure pews at he stipulated prise. Ban s aud personal ae sesMiieuts to be paid quarterly. 4th. A diagram of the psws hue been n’a ;ed in tbe hands of Mr. J. W. Horton, Trraeurer of theO'iurcb, who will be fontid at the store cf Uoiton A Wahcu, N.side of Br ad street, wrere pews tnay be securer by those wishing them. Asthe.pe.vs ni l not be pu> n,. at auc tion, those deiqying io rent will do well to call imme diately. Metnbe s of other Churches, visitors and strangers who may desire t • worship with this Church are cor dia'lyHnvited to do »», and ample arrange ments will be made to furnish them seats. Jan 17- TAX NOTICE.—CLERK OF CdUNCIL’d OFFICE, Citt Hall, Jin. 15, 18':6.—All persoc&lla bi e for City Taxe« ar D heroby notified th>.t the City Tax Digest for IS6C, is now '-pen at iny office, and will remain open until the first day of Marc 1 next, by whlo-t tine Ml returns must be made. All .hose who fail to make returns by t:at time will be r.turnedfor double taxatlon. Office hours f. om 9 o'etoer, a. tn., to 1 o’cl ck, p. ni., and from 8 to 5 o’clock, p. m. L, T. BLOME, ,Jau2l—l4, Clerk of Council. 91. S. HANCKEL, l U. U., DbNTUT, reap- stfully otfora Ms Professional Service* to the citi zoc! o' Augusta and itn vicinity. li wins over 220 Bread street, a lew doors btlow the Central Hotel. -soul.tf A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OR IBAIt- Piates aud Engiavings of the Anatomy of 'be Human Organs in n state of Health and Disease, with a Trea tise on Early Errors, its Deplorab'e_Con«eqii( ncee upou the Mind and Body, with the Author’s Ibau of Treat ment—tne only rational and successful mode of cure, ns shown by the report of cases trea*ed. A truthful adviser to the - a.rie l, and those conteuip s lug mar riage, who entertain doubts of 'heir physical condi tion. 3-nt free of p .stage to any address, oa receipt of 25 cents, in s amos or postal currency, by address ing Dr. LA CKO IX, Ho. 81 Maiden Lane, A oauy, N.Y. Tne author may be consulted upea auy of the rtts easos u,:un which his book treats, either personally or by mail, and medicines sent to any part of the world. nov‘29 — 6m PLIUHB dr LUTNBH.-PURE MEDI CINES, CHEMICALS, DRUGa, &o„ Ac. —We arc cou- I stantly receiving additions to our stock of ruga, Me dicines, Chemicals, Perfumery. Brushes, Ac., Ac., and hall be pleased to serve our friends an 1 old customers. PLUMB A LEITNER, novT— Bm 212 Broad tt„ Augusta, Ga. GARDEN SEEDS. —Our stock of FRESH GARDEN SEEDS are now arriving. A supply cf fine ONION SETTS already on band. PLUMB & LEITNER, nov 1- But 212 Broad st„ Augusta, Ga. TO CONTRACTORS.—SB AI. HD Pro posals will be reeetved until the first day of February 1566, for tho building of a Jail In the town o: Louis ville, Jefferson county. Plans and spec'flcatioi a oan be seen at the office of the Olerk of the Superior Court of said oounty. NOAH SMITH, J. I. C., J. C. A. E. TARVER. “ “ J: W BRINSON, “ “ J. J. BROWN, L. 0. WARREN, “ “ dec22— td JOHN K. JACKSON, ATTORNEY AT Law, Augusta, Georgia. Ofßoe No. 248 Brood stre> t, over tLe Augusta Factory Office. octl9-6m Steam Engines AND SAW MILLS. IfPFBPRBOW A. TIMMONS \ef>'re to call the atteniion of those watiti>w ,tl<: »hove articles to those of tbeir OWN MANUFACTURE. rvej are the Mills that will cut tbe Lumber, Are powerful aud durable, antji will give'aatUfac tioo in every particular. Call aud ex .mine them at our Fouudery and Machine Works, No. 170 FeawicK street, opposite tha Water lower. LUFBURROW A Tl UMONS. COPPERSMITH WORK. A supply of material and a comp tent work urtan to execute all work ordered. LUFBUkROW A TIMMONS. STEAM BOILERS, , Steam Pumps, Steam Fittings, furnished at short notice by , LCFBORROW A T r MMONS. Anti-Friotion Matal. The very best METAL for heavy o • ia3t bear ings. Warranted to give entire eati. faction. Made only by us. LUFBURROW 4k TIMMONS, ! • Fouudery and Machine Works, opposite Water Tower. t >lm : ROBT. LOfSHART S DEMFSTEB. Cotton Factors, I drtdttf ora sre-tnis bus r»Sactf» si.’tb-q Sw" ' LIYEBPOOL. Hr ASH ADVANCES made on Consign ments to above firm, by JMYDE & WEIGHT, jan2B— 6 A Aognsta, Ga. 1 RICHARD IS (fcy) HIHBELF AGAIN IT, are hereby informed I am still catrying qn S the wagoning buoitmaa in the break in tbe South le Carolina Railroad, thankful for past favors 1 so lid a continuance of patronage from my friend*. AUGUSTA, (Ga.) FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 2, 1866. Russ’ RUSS’ RUSS’ RUSS’ RUSS’ RUSS’ ST. DOMINGO BITTERS. ST. DOMINGO BITTERS. ST. DOMINGO BITTERS. J, L, ' ■ " ■ l , |r , One of the most valuable combinations of a use-% ful medicine and an agreeable beverag? that has ever beentiffered to the public. Millions of bot t'es were so’d throughout tbe North during tbe last four year*, ard, wherever introduced, it baa proven a welcome addition to tbe invalid', table, the family circle, and'ho i a’-'lit'crV “>J» , 'n,vd LADIES who have lost at.eng'h ao • eupt tife, and cusser from nausea, vomiti: g and vertigo— GENTLEMEN bo “don’t feel very well” just be fore breakfast r dinner, w: ose ftoaiaeh 1: out of order and system is generally e'eranged— MOTHERS weaning childreo, a d suffering from general debility— CHILDREN of a ai kly naturt 1 , and aour, dyapeic tic constitution— TRAVELERS who have occasion to change their water, and— ALL who live in malarious district*, and are subjected to mlaematio influence., will find one of the most valuable Tonics and In vigor* tors than can be tak u, in RUSS ST. DOMINGO BTTTERS. TRY THEM BUT ONCE. BUSS’ ST. DOMINGO PUNCH RUSS ARRACK PUNCH, MADE FROM BATAVIA RICE. RUSS’ MESSINA PUNCH. • RUSS’ GIN COCKTAIL. RUSS’ BRANDY COCKTAIL. RUSS' BOURBON WHISKY COCKTAIL- The most delightful concoc.ions that over tempted a man’s taste —oheiper than any aTEAt>y drink* in the world. • . BLACKBERRY BRANDY, RASPBERRY SYRUP, GINGER CORDIAL, LEMON SYRUP Also on hand and manufactured to order. UO'P y CO., No. 31 Dey street, New York. Sold wholesale by WM. H. TUTP, JSO D 1 BUTT A BRO., Augusta, Ga dec»7—6 m P. P. CLEMENTS, OF NORTH CAROLINA., COTTON FACTOR AND General Commission Merchant, No. 87 Smith’s Wharf, BALTIMORE. O PECIAL attention siren to the sale of Cot £s ton, G r ain, Naval Stores and high Wines. Liberal cash advances on consignments. dec29—6tn HENRY YONBI. . JAKES YONOI. From Georgia. HENRY YONGE & CO.* General Commission Merchants, No. 11 BROAD STREET, NEW YORK* . QOLICIT Consignments of Cotton, .Naval O Stores, Sawed Lumber and Timber. Particalar attention given to the pnrehase of Railroad Supplier. REFERENCES: Hon. J. P. King, President Georgia R. R., Augusta. Wm. M. Wadley, President Central R. R , Savannah. Ferdinand Phini*y, E. P. Clayton, Augusta. Char ea Day, T. It. Bloom, Macon. Hunter A Gammcll, Savannah. j»elO—tf LANIER HOUSE, Repaired and Refitted, MULBERRY STREET, MACON, GA., GEO, M. LOGAN, Proprietor, OMNIBUS AND BAGGAGE WAGON, AT THS TRAINS, WILL CARRY PAS SENGERS AND BAGGAGE TO AND FROM THE DEPOT Free of Charge. lanlfi—Bm , - *■ THE ECLIPSE FAST FREIGHT LINE. Southern Express Company, PROPRIETOR. ■ ESTABLISHED JOB THE PURPOSEEOP GIVING DISPATCH TO HEAVY FREIGHT REDUCED RATES! - ■ ' Is now prepared to Receive and Forward be tween Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta, Ma con, Albany, Eufaula, Columbus, Montgomery, Selma, Mobile, and Way Stations. Ship from New fork to eare of Eclipse Fast Freight Line, Savannah, THROUGH RECEIPTS GIVEN And Insurance Effected when Desired. For farther ii.f rrmatioa, rates, A*.,, Inquire of ▲GENTS SOU I‘HERN EXPRESS CO., And at L OFFICE dp THE HARNDEN EXPRFSB, , 66 Broadway, Newjork. > jyjHgg _ JOB PRINTING NEATLY EXECUTED ▲T THIS OFWCB. V •> *-V t/ tiff VHOL H ' * .tT- ! COXSTITUTIOH LIFE syrup, coxposkd OP kODIDB OF POTASSIUM, With tfk Oompound Concentrated Fluid Ex trctfiof Valuable Medicinal Roots and Herbs. I PRKPABKD BT wLuam H. GREGG, M. D., Graduate U the College of Physicians and Sur geons-few York ; formerly Assistant Phyician in the Blackwell’s ' Island Hospital. LIFE SIRUP HAS PRODUCED A RESOLUTION 15 . MEDICINE. What, maj ie?m almo.t Inorediblo is. that many dlt ease, hither o considered hop j e-s'y Incurable ure fre quently cnrcfl j,, a few day# or weeks; and we cheer- I rally invi'e tie investigations of tne liberal minded and scientific to cures which have no parallel at the , resent day. Daring the test Ave year, we have contended with obstacles and k>?orcotne opposition as herculean as were ever encountered by any reformers. RAPIDITY OP CURB. Some say, •> Voar circs are too quick,” while others doubt tbelr perthanei ce, and h ttk that diseases can only he eared by tbs -low, rt imperative process of Ns taro.” . Tils .a our reply: In health, the body, like a well halsneed scale, is in a state of • qullibrium. But wtieD, fnua * a r ranse, ,1 >wn goes one fide of the scale, we store tht requlaite ia to re- ICOJiSTITimON LIFE SYRUP la * l oaltlve and soerfPc remedy for all dl eases origi nating from an Impure dta’e of the Blood, and for all (hereditary) Diseases transmitted from parent to child. PARALYSIS. It la so universal’? admitted that Constitution L'fe Syrup s the en y effect ve means of restoration In thu various forms of Pa-nlysis, that we need not reiterate that it is emphatically the Great Life-giving Power. DYSPEPSIA. Indigestion, Weight at Stomach, Flatulence. Liv er Complaint, Want of Appetite, Bad Breath, Constipation, Biliousness. SCROKULA. Struma, King’s j&rflj Glandular Swellings, Ery sipelas, liberation, Salt Rheum This taint (here'’i'ary and acquired) fllli-g life with untold misery, is b> ai usual medical remedies incu rable. - , UHEUSIATISM. [Arthritis],, Lui,ib*io. Neuralgia, Sciatica, Gou », No Doloreaux. If there is any in which the Constitution Life Syrup is a sovereign kls Rbeumet am and its kindred affections. The niosilat-nnepains are almost ln-tani ly ullevlat'd—enorn swellings are reduced Ca«e», chronic or vfoari- ua, Usweaty ar forty years’ standing have been cured by ns. - dHpiSTITUTtfON LIFE SYRUP Purges the system from all the evil effects o Mereurv, removing >h» B*d Breath, and oaring the Weak Join’s and Rh tunatic Feins wlreh the use ol Calomel ia sure to pnuiag . It naidens Spongy Sum*, and secures the Teeth u firmly as ever. CONNTITLjroN LIFE SYRUP Eradicates, root anP branch, all Eruptive Diseases of the Skin, like ULOEHS, riJtrLM, BLOTCHES v And all other dtfileulli* of thu kind, which so much disfigure theoutwaid tpuearsnoe of both males and females, often tnnknz 'hem disgusting objects to them selves and their friends. For all Forms of Ulcerative Diseases, Either of tne Nose, Th-oat Tongne. Spine, forehead or Soalp. no lemedv h i-ever proved its equ»". Moth Patches upon Iht female f4e , depending upon a dlseand rctiou of thefver, are v«r» unpleasant to the young wl’« and mother. A lew i o'.’les of Consti tuted l ife Syrup wil- oirrect tbr - cetion and re move the deposits, wk’cb it directly o- der the skin. Diseases of the Llvei, ylvlnr rise i.. Languor, Dlzzi bcbs. Indigestion, Weak Stomach, ■> an ulcerated or o noerot 9condition of that organ, acouinpao ed with burning ct other ucpK want ajmiptoms, will be re lieved by the use of CONSTITUTE N LIFE SYRUP. As a General Blood o ylog Ag-gt, the Life Syrup stands unrivalled by any t par,it ion la-he world. THE RICH AND POOR Are liable to tho name disease». Nature and Soiencc have made the Constitution Life Syrup for the benefit of aiL PURik BLOOD ~ v - ■' *w» coutti iutloc is d >n youth, d i. ase and early di-ath is the result. Do rot slay wSenibe means aro so near at hand, and within the reach of ad. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP IS THE POOR MAN’S FRIEND. AND THE RICH MAN’S BLESSING. WILLIAM H. UREUG, M. D-, Sole Proprietor, New York. *MOROAN & ALLEN, Wholesale Druggists, Agents, 46Cliff Street, New York. Sold by W. H. TUTT, nov2l-3m Augusta. iiirFiiLiifEßir' Forsyth, Ga., 1806. excellent Institution hag entered upon its 16’h anniversary. The Faculty is fully or ganized, and the buildings are undergoing a thorough repair. Everything necessary fur the comfort and mental improvement of the pupils will be liberally famished. All we ask is a fair trial. FACULTY. Rev. William C. Wilkes, A." If.. President, Promisor of Moral and Natural Sciences. Kichabp T. Asburt, A. M , Professor of Mathematics. Allbr D. Cakdlf.b A. M., Professor of Ancient Languages. J. M. Barker, M. Professor of Mod. >n utnguagss and Chemistry. PRIMARY DEPARTMENT. Mrs. E. A. Lanier. MUSIC DEPARTMENT. Prof. William Fisher. Principal. Mrs. J. M. Parker, Assistant. BOARDING DEPARTMENT. Mrs. Lillt Titrnkr, Matron, an estimable ladv, will have charge of the Boarding Department. The Spring Term will begin on Monday, the 15th of January, 1866, and end on Oommeceinent Day, July 18ti>. EXPENSES. Board, Washing and Fuel, par term $l2O GO Tuition, in College, •* *•_ ...... 88 tin Music, ou Piano, Guitar, Ac 36 00 i u Pi haary Classes SlB to ‘it no Use of Piano o Oo Ficnch,or Spauish, or Italian, each 18 00 Pupils will furnish their own candles and tow els; or, for SIBO, oira gold basis, we will furnisb board, washing can :les, music, qncijnt and mod ern languages, furnish school books, slates and pencils and sheet music. Piyabie invariably in advance. For further info' ation adorers any member of tbe Faculty, or f ard of Trustees. Forsyth Qa., Dec. 15, 1865. jar 3 lm Jones, Say the & to. HkG to inform tie public that tbe difficulty They have heretofore labored under, in fggard to procuring operatives, ia now to a greatextent re moved, and they are now prepared to execute promp'ly all orders for GENERAL JOB WORE, in their line. Our cn-tomers and friends, who may favor us iu this couceciion, can rely on the same degree of pnuctuality ’hat has been a well known characteristic of this hi use for ininy years P'-st- 1 jar.4—lm People’s Steam Ship Company LINE COMPOSED OF THE NEW AND FJRBT CLASS STEAMERS, . MONEKA, Capt. J. MARSHMAN, Commander, AND EMILY B. SOUDER, Capt. R. W. LOOCKWOOD, Commander. For New York Direct. The new and favorite Passenger gteamer MONEKA, Captain M arshin an, \]CT *J* *® a ’ e Accommodation Wharf on Yf Thursday, February Btb, at half-past six o’ci.ick A. M. r These Vessels,- alternating weekly, offering every i hursday to the traveling public a first clks passenger boat, with superior accommoda- Passage or Freight, apply to M LILLIS A 6a!SoLM, Agents, ) • Mills House, Cha*e-toQ, S. C.J W * BAMSEt A 00, EoTl '** Agents, Augusta, Oh. Machinery Depot. STATIONARV ENGINES, S\W MILL-*, GRIST MILLS, COT I ON GINS, WOOD WORKING MACHINERY, SAWS, BELTING, agricultural machines, fire-proof SAJ* fiS, <!>.:,, Ac. WOOD & MANN'S CELEBRATED Portable Steam Engines ■ T - ir.-v, [i 119, from i our t, So .h*-., - v.,-r. We have tbe oldes', iara*-sf ai,d niir’t ran e:< works in tbe ciuntry. engaged in u aii’iciciu ii g Po-table Engines. Our erginea are, “by ez nerts," now cone, di d to bo fbe bent eppsr.mus o' the description ever presented to the publi idupted t.- eveiy purpose Where power is IP qn red. Medium sizes constantly ou blind, oi turni-bed on short notice. Dei-cripiive citenlsrs. with price li?f. sent oi npnlioition. COMSTOCK A KINSEV, jinl7—6m J 54 Bsy slregt. Savannah, Oa, ~NORTH RIVER AGRICULTURAL WORKS GRIFFISG * CO., Proprietors- Wart'houses, 58 and 60 Courtlandt Street, INEW YORK. MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN Plows, Sugar Mills, Hav Cutters, Harr<*ws, Corn Mills, Sausage Cutters, Cultivators, Cider Mill*, Yeye-ablo Cutters, Colton Sweeps, Fan M ils, Hand Curts, Hav Presses, Saw Mills. Mule Carts, Cotton Preesos, Com Shell is, Ox Carta, Cider Presses, More Truoks, Farm Wu-ns. Grain Crad es, Wheelbarrow*, H>'rse Powers, Crnrn\ Burar Pans, Thres-lr.g Machines. Ox Rows, Sbovels, CotUnGins, Ox Yokes, Pp .dea. Mowers A Keariers, Well Buckets, ls .es. Forks, Ac., Jtc. Rukes, Scythes, G \RDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS. Hf>'t'e Supe--Phosphate, of Lime, B.ine Ma nure, Peudru te, Plasri-r, Ac. SOLE AGENTS FOR Gla gow Fnrt'lizer Co’s Phosphate a”d Ammoni ned Guano, aid Super-Phosphate of Lime, and B'uce’sCoucen'rated dsnu'e. Trade supplied. Order direct fr xr. GRIPPING A CO, 58 A 60Cou>laidt at., New York. novl7—3mo CHICHESTER & 00., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWABE, IVEW YOttK CITY. OUR Stock comprises a great variety M Goods, selected expressly for Southern mi' - kef*. Mr. Wm, H.' BzTrt, (formerly of Stevens A Betts, Charleston.) would bo paPiiv tr **w -i* i.ieuds sUliSi;!ll:. 1 " . LEIPER & MENEFEE 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 and Machine Shop, LUFBURROW & TIMMONS, Prop’rs. r r 1 HIS establishment is now prepared to exe cute orders lor tbe manufactui e and repairs of all kinds of Machinery, including Portable Engines Stationaiy Engines Columns and Boilers Girders Saw Mills Pipes Grist Mills Pulleya Flour Mills Wheels Sugar Mills Railroad Wheels *Sugar Boilers Railroad Frogs Railroad Machinery and Castings of every de scription. ALSO, Brass Castings of every kind, and of tbe be.-i quality. We keep always on hand, Anti-Friuiiim Metal Babbit '* Pure Rubber Packings Round Packing for Valve Stems and Rods. Special attention given to General Jobbing Machine Waik. All work done promptly, and warranted satisfactory. LUFBURROW dt TIMMONS, Fenwick Street, near the Cotton Factory, AUGUSTA. PA. oc2l-6u guns, gunsTgulsT WW.HAUGHTON, UUV MAKER, • ban GuminhUCe.l »>)• *>lßcJ/.eM Oil £>l o s'red, oear the corner of Jackson s’reet, opposite tbe Livery Stables, where he is ready to do ai: kinder work in his trade ai)d In woikman-H'tc mannev. N. B.—Jobbing on Shot Guns, Rifles, and Pis toh done without delay. Also, Lock and Ke Washington House, PHILADELPHIA. TIU® old and popular Hotel is pleasantlv siiuatsd on tho n -nh side of Uhesput stree . a few doors above Seveutb, aud its cenval loc iliti makes its particular v desirable to per.-ons visit ing the eity on b asiuesi or pieasn-e. The patron age of the public is respectfully solicited by CUffc. Ai. ALLMOXD, j m3—lm M t linger Hay and Lime. I HAVE opeMd & ,u,re on Elll, Bird, in tlie reur of T. R. Rhodes, where I shal keep Hay and Lime for sale as low as any other house in th, * cit r- R-J. BOWE. jau 13 3m F. Phinizy & Co., WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, WILL continue the Warehoa-e and Com mission Business at th« old stand of Pbini ■v « Clayton, corner of Reynolds sn.l Camobell streols. ,md « 1.l give their luoaonal atieiitliin to ihe ftiontge, Forwarding and Bale of Cotton aui Countrv Produce. - C insiviimenta are respectiuliv so'icited. jsnlt—tut T. Savage Hey ward & Sons, AUCTION & GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. i N®* East Bay , Charleston, S. C., next tv Union Bank, and No. 241 Broad Street, j Augusta , Geortjui. WILL give prompt attention to the Pm chase and Sale of Lands,. B"uds, Stocks uotton, Rice, Merchandise, Naval Bto-es, and air kl ids ol Produce. Having large Store Room Aoc'mmodutioa*, will be prepared to sell at Auction and Private Bale, cargoes and all o©»- ngnmenta which may be iotrastud to ns. jylß-tf v VOL. 22—NO 13 Underwriters’ Agency COMPOSED OR THE tiermania Hanover Niagara Vi Republic IXSIRiKCK CO3IPAMES OF NEW YORK. CASH ASSETS $3*006,000, Imtue Policies for Fire, Inland and Marine In eurance, made payable tn Gold or Currency j* (j>60,000 taken: on one risk UnWeR ONE POLICY. LOSSES PEOXPTLY PAID M P. STOVALL, Agent, N . 3 W.irtu Block. Augostfl, Srpt. 27. 1865. scp29-tf INSURANCE. FIRE, MARINE, INLAND & LIFE FOURTEEN MUTUAL AND STOCK COMPANIES. 1 ASSETS—SII,OOO,OOO. 50 tn 75 percent of the profits Retnrn ed to the Insured. , HAVE Added to any iornxr companies "no Harm'ny of Pork, asstb sj'o,o((' I’ha.Baltimore .Marine. •< sßo<i,ot(J Fiir rf.fc, can be taken in tho city or ;he coup -rr Rates fixed by a orintod tariff. Adjn. t neuts of Madne and River losses made eiter a' Augusta or New York. fo2rt? w Bank, opposite the Mi. ‘ODic Hall, No. 229 Bread t.;. K. Mo f JAY, A trxjit. Atuuvta. Aug, 10th, rWS augJo-6m national life “ AND TRAVELERS’ INSURANCE- Company of New York, CAPITAL $500,000- ED A. JONES, President. HAVING been appon‘ed 'A(fonts in this city tor the above Well known and tavoriti .ouipany, we are now prepared to injure against very description of accloent to wtiich a person would be subject either at home or traveling. Per iurther information apply to F. C. BARBER A SON, 00t29-3m a 219 Broad street. LARGE IMPORTATION OF HAVANA SEGARS, Leaf sand Smoking Tobacco. I HAVE now in store a ohnice assortment c! genuine U.vuca Gegam, Leaf and Smoking i oti&cco, ’mporteb by rnyßell direct from Uavaua <nd will sell Jower than they can be bought for i: New York. Genuine Bavana Leaf Tobacco a tl 16 per p-und by the bale. I bare also on band a large stock of Dnmestk -egars, ai! of which will be s ltd at the lowest outlie* prior*, at whol'Sale o> retail. Orders solicited and filled at the shortest notice. U1 Segars sold as Havuna warranted genuine. R. MOLINA. Corner Bull and Congre-s stfe'-ts. (Under Set oven House) dec2l-3m Rivannah. Georgia. In Store, And lor sale to dealers— -200 obis Ex ru F» niiy Flour ICOO bushels Prime Corn, by J. T. BEARD A C)., - Commission Mrrcliants And Dealers in Flour and Grain, dict4—tf * No. 1 Warr»n. Block. CatJivn Seed. tor* Sale, A FEW hundred bushels of improved Oottor A Betti, raised by iny-elf and selected wit ■*r«-t care. it is exceedingly pri.iific, and as t qutlitv ot lint, I refer, In pettnmsi :n, to Messr too. W Evm* A Son, T. .1. Jinoiogs, Esq., an. Col. A. H. Col". Orders m.y be lelt at the ollio. .f Gt o W Evans A Sou. ■. jault— Im* W P. pbawfoiid. S2O Reward, STRAYED or Stolen from try wsgoo. I'.urped en the Commons i f Augusta, oil On 2oth i is'., ft blsck Mare Mule, 6 nr 7 years old. man# and tail lately shaved, a sore on the wi *rs from the weivht of the wagon tongue. I will pay tbe above reward for the delivery ol raid Mute to James McNair, of Richmond coon >y, Oa THOMAS J. CHfcELY. Jsd3o 6* Public Hauling. HAVING a fine Tinrp. I am prepared for the above btjsiuesa in tbe Ciy aiid its imm.- diaie vicinity. My charges will be reasonab'i f will give my personal attention to the busines- HERBERT STALLINGS, D’Antignac street, opposite Gumming. Orders left at 182 Broad street will receive prompt attention. jans-lm* Sporting. I HAVE on hand a variety of best DOUBLE GUNS, English, French and German make, Fine English Gunpowder, Shot and Caps, Pistol*, Pistol Cartridges, Rcabbards and Belts, Powder Flasks and Shot Belts, in variety. ALSO, Somo fine second hand DOUBLE GUNS. WOT. W. HAUGHTON, Gun Maker, janlS—tf Ellis, near Jackson street Taken Up, ON 'Sunday. 14tlj ir.aL, one n > h-rited Cow*. after having lost her calf, which the owner c.ui have by proving property and paying ex pem-es Apply to 1 Mcknight a doris. j<idlß—tf 811 ft road street Groceries. w - "• STALLINGS, 132 BROAD OFFERS to his friends and lhe public _„J erally, a fiqe ayonment of Groceries. Alst, UU "janW— lm* 0 ' 1 CapS ’ and ““ Bi2es 01 Shot * Plant the Corn, And plow It, And shell it, «. And sell it. J. & T. A. BONES Are now receiving some 3F* 3L*O WSu • Grindstones, AND MAN)' OTHKR THINGS NEEDED at present. jar 81 ts BILLIARD TOURNAMENT^ AT Memphis, Tennessee, Commencing February utb, ucs, aud continu'ng for six consecutive nights. Throe Prises will be offered, One for S6OO One for (300 One for S2OO Open to all comers. The Tournament wll be under the special saperviaion of DUDLEY KAVANAGH. ••r.-di y Season Tickets. ~..510 J OO ' Single Ticket 2 00 •» JAS. E. RICHARDSON, ,► ty 2 *- 10 f . „ Managers I**** mrtiruitn smMt* i*zs KATACS OA' AOV.JLKAISiNG. IN DA'LY i *££!?>& $l 00 5 additional rseruou, lsi week, 60 cents; 2nd week (0 cants; 8d week, 30 cents. W **' I-'QUaRE. *2O * 3 I . W 1 2 “ OiJt K *l6 00; 3 months. fquar^ s ““° h addi ‘ ,OlJ * l —l*: *6 00 pi 2 SQUARES, 1 mouth, sl6 00 ; 2 months, $27 60 • a ...il. *37 60; each additional month, $4 00 per square' ‘ .. 8 SQUARES, * 2a 50 i 2 «™«“K *37 60,; 3 months f iO-OO; each additional month, $3 6w per square' 2 4 SQUARES, , t month, $27 60jA month , $47 60; S months. *62 60; each additional month, (3 00 per so a are 6»QUuR . ® 32 s°l 2month.. $52 60; 3months, *67 6(1; eacb.addtiionalmontu, $3 OOperaouare. , 6 FQUAKESi, 1 month, $37 00 ; 2 months, $67 60; 3 month*, *76 00; each additional' month, $2 60per square. io squares, I month, s6® (Hi;’2uiontt>c, *Wo 00; 8 mputbs, *U6 00; each additional month, $2 00 per square. ■ofnityfl* C<iUt ' additional when pnt in special 16 per cont ftdded far advertLenienta kept os •he un-ide , : 10 per cent added for dorb’o eolum advertise* 'iienta. 16 cents per line fur obituary not L-es and com* iiunications. Ai bilis due nod pnyauftt ou dt n'lmd. HeHTSSSiF’ ON NEW YOHK WE ate .at au times syijiqg Sight Exc‘ ange un New York, in sums to suit cui ousto lUt! S. E. M. BRUCE A CO.. »n9-Cm 288 Broad streeh W. GRAHAM. BROKER. l©e BROAiiJ STREET , T ... Buys and sella; ' COTTON GOLD, BANK NOTES, BONDS, to ang22-tf r FOR SALE, AFARM.Ci ■iitaining ono huntred and eighty acren, rituated seven miles from Augus ta—«id Furm is situated between tbe Louisville and Savannah road-. On the Farm are two fine springs and a well of good water. Seventy-hvo acres Cleared and in cultivation; the remainder of Ukrtjlfandi* welt timbai-aa. Fur further particulars, apply to B L Bi.-ULINEaU, declO—ft On <b« premises. GOOD NEWS~ FOR THE Traveling Public aud Shippers. r TtHE Iron Hteamer Wu. G. Gibbous will JL leave Savannah To Morrow Evening for '“7s city. She has accommodations tor one hun dred passengers, and wilt cany six Hundred and fifty baleaot cuto i. For comi'oi. ami apeed hhq excels any other bos! on these warers. ‘The ad dition of this fine steamer to the Erwin A Har dee Lice wi l ! be a great, ai quisition. Captain f’uilpot is well known to aii Georgians, and her officers are courteous gentlemen. -For Freights and Passage,.spplv to WM. B. DAVISON. Agent, or. H » KAN S i ON, r.ovi-tf Aucu-iy ftniidmg. W, J* BLA.IK* 1. J. SMITH. W. W. KEEN BLAIR, SMITH & CO., NO 2DB BROAD STREET^ AUGUSTA, GA., General Commission Merchants, And Agents for the Sale Manufactured Toba -co. WILI. Purchase end Sell, on Como, 'ion, Gottoo. Cotton Goods, Wine«, Lqa rs, Produce and Merohmdipe ot every descripton Gonsigninrnts aoHdlted. eo6 4m VH. lITIISfiOT, General Commission MercUants, NEW ORLEANS, NO. 39 CA RONDO LET ST *ie st' ■ aribrr ofieri- lor sale or r< to one o ✓ the beat Cotton a;4 Provision FARMS la inc-.jck county, CjntaiDing ‘eventcen or eighteen hundred acres, well wet* red and uealtiiy. with nne plant itioa imp: overuents, aaii within two ußie* of the aeh.brot.vd >f..unt 55-'ou School. - » J. B . WRITTEN. - oct2ft—ft TftiMttEfty COMPANY, OAVING bten ho painted for the CL r-OUtHB -N TR aNSPORTA ' lO\ GOM AN Y I am now pVHparefl to i sue through Bill* ol L.dunk to New Yoyk on all Ont’on <r Prodacs ofa iy kind* Tbe trunsporiaiion at pres j t Wl l bn first, o'a-s steamers to Sivannab, ani -teamships ihcnce to New York. Patties having shipments to nnkawH find it to hiir advantage to make application to J.NO. A. MUORE, Agent, . „„ , SlcintosL street. jai,27^lm For Sale orient, Mr Residenco, with Farm attached, in Snm raei ville. . „ , W. P, CARMICHAEL. |tn9—lm AUGUSTA fracker Bakery! Having puroh,wa the BaSdc. EBiabli.li. meut formerly occupied by James Bowen. 84! Broad Street, wo are now prepared to furoisli the citizens of Augusta ami vicinity, with tha best kind of Fresti Boston, Butter, Wine, Sod* aud all kinds of Cracker*? Merchants and Dealers are invited to givens a call. All orders from the country promptly attended to. WALLACE, VOGT A CO., novia—3m 341 Broad Street. AUGUSTA, GA., January Ist. 1868. HAVING associated with our firm Mr. Enos A. Tatk, of Elbert county, Ga., we will coi.iinue bnsinp-g at our ola stand, under the firm n ime of MoUALLA, TATK A CO., from this datd - MoUALLA A CO. MoCALLA, TATE & CO., , COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. Chas. P. MoCali.a, 1 Jackson St. n«» Guta ot., Enos A. Tat* J. * M. T. RcOKKUoa. J AUGUSTA, GA jir.3— 2< ■* Co-Partnership Notice?" HAVING associated wi‘h us iu o*r hu icaag Mr. U. M- BOaRoMaN, a thoroughly aain. d mftcbimat acd draughraioan, well and fa vorably known in Augusta, we will continue our owsine-f a* No. 189 Reynolds at net, under the firmatyleof Wu, ker, Peudieiou & Boartlraan, saleTof Steam ton Gins, Horse cbinery, Rubber and Lia’b-r Packitig. F ice an 1 Hydrant Pu ops, the b**i w ater Wheel manufacturrd in v e New England vtite-i, M chinit- Toni-, aid tT rv de-rri dfon ot Machinery lie. d-d in the SoUtfl. With ercased workshop twilit ei, we are prepared to d 1 all | b work and rt p ii iog of 1. acbiDerv eutm-te 1 to ua uroinp ty snd on fhvorable rerms 2be patronage or tbe public is rcapectfutlr solicited. , J >»'ALKKR, PENDLEfON A BOARDMAN j*n3o im 'Tnr.wTRNEKT PLUMBER, SaS . AND STEAM F'TTEr/L IN REAR uF Mo. »55 Broad St., AngaMu, Ga,, p BSPKCTFULLY mforma bis o'.d rieeda JLA wtd tbe puoi" g ue'ftltv, -hat he I* now pr-n nr. d to hi, a I ..rde » ;n his lin>. wi>h prompt •* s-iir.d in t|s hcsit>)snb*r. * - Cun-t.in-'y ~n hunu ad -ia sand kind- ot p.oes, !?r M j tor ate»*••», nai and whtrr, nshers u-at'i Tub-, Boi eo., Pumos. Bar L»ad, 10-e ai d liu-B Pipes, ‘-in- Clit-di per. K -»c-et» a-id Drop Light*, and all ..Dei goods neloiMfing to the buslneas. Those iu want of ep endid Gas 1 ’handi 1 era can cull and -m ke in» from hoti.gr*.ihi.i ihuatnition*, no., get th-m at New Yo knr can. Country cu-t- mere can h iv# toba >1 o-pea II ted by sending diagrams and correct measurement. , „ U. H. WARNER, fnPl8 —.In, f ■ rol V ; ftsk 60 CHOICE KENTUCKY Horses and Mules FORTSALE. A-BfONGibem first cl as- Ren ncky Mole* Fine M-d tie and Harnexs H uaea ’ Reveal pairs of *■ amity Carriage Horses, of the vpryb st qia'itie-. ’’ - Parties desiring to purchase can take an* tr* the., snd return if not spited. None of ahem have ever been in the armv. vw»™ Call an* see them at Palace Stahies, El ilk »t. i! d«0l*-rkf » r . 1L A. DBHOUY* taiot am \lcc Mjs m mtu -1.^4