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MILY CONSTITUTIONALIST
SUNDAY MORNING, FEB. 25, 1886.
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AGENTS.
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ised to receipt for subscriptions and advertise
ments to this paper:
James 8. Walker, Esq.,
Sansom k Pittabd, Athens, On.
R. H. Vickers, Washington, Ga.
C. H. Andrews A Co., Madison, Ga. %
Gau.aher, Codt A Son, Warrentou, Ga.
Stockton & Stbud, Thomson, Ga.
W. H. Burnett, Sparta, Ga.
Fred. A. Ford, Aikfe, South Carolina.
Col. B. F. Browne, Elberton, Ga.
A. M. Colton, Social Circle, Ga.
J. W. Treadwbll, Mayfield, Ga.
M. P. Caldwell. Atlanta, Ga.
Robert Morgan, Islington, Ga.
New Advertisements.
Don’t Cough in Church—Stevenson & Shel
ton.
Maillird’a Genuine Confections—Stevenson &
Shelton.
City Taxes—l P Garvin.
Attention, Georgia—Geo W Broadhurst.
For Mayor—John Foster.
Webb’s Lodge—W B Britton,
Stray Horses—Gus Robertson.
Flour, Hay, Corn, &c—O’Dowd & Mulberin.
Tieman's Paints, Colors, Ac—Wm H Tutt.
Letters of Gurdianship—Liurance W Barks
dale.
Letters of Dismission—W B Barksdale,
letters of Dismission—Mrs Saji la A Harris.
Administrator’s Sale—W B Barksdale.
Letters of Dismission—O L Cloud.
Litters of Dismission—Hezakiah Hunt.
Auction Salbs. —The attention of our real
ers is directed to the large sales advertised in
this rooming's paper, to come off Monday and
Tuesday.
Religious Services— We learn that the
Right Rev. Bishop Elliott will administer
confirmation and preach at Bt, Paul’s Church,
at half past 10 o’clock, this morning, and at
the Church -of the Atonement at half-past 3
this afternoon.
Rev. H. W. Hilliard will preach at St. John’s
Ohurch, Greene street, at half-past 10 o’clock
this morning. The Pastor, Rev. A. Wright,
will preach at quarter-past 7 in the evening.
Sunday School will commence at 9 o'clock, a. m.
We will take pleasure in publishing under
this head every Sunday, free of charge, notices
of the services In the various Churches, if the
Pastors will band them in at our Counting
Room every Saturday.
Medical College ov Georgia. —The course
of lectures in this reuowned and honored in.
stitution has just been brought to a close.—
Übe class in attendance numbers forty-seveD
youug men, from this and the adjacent States.
In tlio absence of the President of the Board of
Trdstees, the degree of Doctor of Medicine was
ibis day confer*ed by the Vice-President,
Ohailes McCjy, L. L. D , upon the following
gentlomen :
Fontenoy A. Beall, AlllO3 G. Whitehead,
Benjamin B. Palmer, William W.Bassey, Louis
A. Cormick, John W. Johnston, R. G. Solo
mon, D. S. McTver, of Georgia; Bevorly H.
Washington, of Kentucky.
Franklin J. Moses, M. D., ad eundem gra
dum, Virglhiua G. Hitt, M. D. ad eundum gra
dum.
Dr. McCay having accompanied the presen
tation of the Diplomas with a brief but impress
«ive address, a felicitous response was made by
Dr. Beall,*of the graduating class.
Tiih Cosmopolite. —We have received from
Messrs. De Lion & Co. the February number
of their popular monthly. We can recommend
this publication to the people of the South as
one of the ablest and most reined magazines
of the day. Its tone is purely conservative
and its selections and original matter, in prose
and verse, highly meritorious. Among them
we note two clever “Four
Years in the ‘Rebel' Capital’' and “Reminis
cences of a Southern Hospital.’’
This mags tine is of Baltimore origin, and
should bo patronised to the excluaion of “nig
ger-worshiping” Harper and slanderous Les.ie.
Personal —We learn from the Sentinel
that Colonel Barton N. Harrison, late Private
Secretary of ex-Prosident Davis, was In Rich
mond last Monday. Ho is on his way to Geor
gia, whence he will accompany Mrs. Davis to
Canada, on a visit to her children. Mrs. Davis
and one of her children are row at Macon with
the family of General Howell Cobb.
In this connection, we publish the following
significant paragraph from the Louisville Jour
nal :
“No matter, dear reader, what you see in
the papers ; Jeff. Davis won’t have a military
he won’t be convicted, A»d if he
were con would be pardoned. Though
no card player, we ‘apeak by the card.’”
Georgia DtEßoronY.—We understand that a
directory is to be published in Savannah, giv
ing the statistics of every city and town in
Georgia. Mr. Brain is now in Augusta,for the
purpose of procuring the necessary information
in reference to the manufacturing and indue,
trial interests of this city. It is Also contem
plated to inseit in the work a limited number
of advertisements. A directory of this char
acter is needed and will be foufld very useful.
To Thlkohaph Oprrators —The Southern
Telegraph lines are greatly in need of more ex
perienced and competent operators, and we are
authorized to say that a score or two of first
rate sound readers will find desirable situations,
in healthy cities, by early application to the
superintendents of Southern lines.
Tab Steamsr Stamdish. — We learn from the
Savannah Advertiser that J,he steamer Stem
dish, recently sunk at one of the wharves in
that city, is being towed to one of the sand
bars a short distance up the river, where she
will be run ashore and repaired.
Down Town Auction. —If you want cloth
ing, shoes, dry goods, groceries, furniture, or
any of the thousand and one useful things em
braced in auction sales, go on Monday to
Atkinson’s, 111 Broad strset.
The Pkizbs. —The four silver trumpets and
the two picture frames contended for by the
Fire Department, Thursday, are on exhibition
at the drug store of Messrs. Stevenson k Shel
ton, where the ladies can have the pleasure of
seeing them.
Sodthebn Dkbts —The proposition in Con
gress to legislate for Northern creditors, to se
cure Southern debts, has been declared to be
unnecessary, by report of a committee appoint
ed to consider the matter. ,
Mr. Guatavus Geary's Concert postponed in
consequence of tho inclemency of the weather.
Due notice will be given of the next evening.
Ticket* hold go .d for next concert.
River Nbws. —There were neither arrivals
nor departures yesterday.
River, nine feet at the bridge and rising.
The Purser es the steamer Minnie Brandt,
from Savannah Friday, furnishes the following
report, which was omitted yesterday.
Feb. 18—met steamer Express at Pureys
burg; met steamer Falcon at Little Keefer.
19th—met steamer Mary Elia at Tuckasakiflg ;
met steamer E. H. May at Tuckasakiog. 30th
—met steamer Union at McDonald’s Reach.
31et—met steamer General Berry at Brown’s
Ferry; met steamer Wm. G. Gibbous at Sweet
Water Creek. 2M—met steamer Swan at
Savannah.
THADDgpa StsVens and Col. Pa a mit.—Tbs;
Lancaster (Pa.) InteHigeuser, in noticing the.
recent election i t that city, a*y»: “It ia, in nil
respects, the greatest vidtwy ever Ahieved by
the Democracy of Lancaster, Mid will have a
most salutary and beneficial effect upon the rest
of the State. The arch demagogue, disunionfet,
an I traitor. Thaddeua Stevens, has been sign al
ly and terribly rebuked at hts home, and white
men everywhere have good reason to rejoice over
the result * ' ■<*._ . ~
The editor gives the following significant no
tice: “We have been requested by the treasurer
es tire fund to announce to John W. Forney that
he ia ready yrith a detailed statement to account
for the ejrpeiidilnre of the $4,000 left by hiss on
his recent visit, to be used in eecoring an en
dorsement ot Thaddeua Stevens and negro suf
frage at the municipal election of yes erday.” -
A Slight Mistakb. —A good joke is told on
one of the Brooklyn brigadiers. Brigadier
General S , early in the war was stationed
in North Carolina with a brigade under bim,
and as he was one of those mushroom com
manders wboift the stress oi civil war had
etklled np from civil life, he naturally enough
entrusted the routine of duty and the drilling of
the men to a major, detailed for that purpose.
One day 8 's superior in command made an
inspection, after which he bluntly told the
brigadier that the men were not sufficiently up
iu tactics and manual 3- summoned the
major, questioned him, and his ted that he was
not doing bis duty, and finally, as a test qies
tion, if in the event of a fight the brigade
should capture a number of prisoners, what
he should do with them T
The major replied to the effect that he should
get them to the rear, and, if possible, to Wash
ington. “There you are all wrong. This
hook,” banding him Scott’s Infantry Tac
tics, “says that prisoners should be placed
fifty paces on the right—in front.” The Ma
jor protested against this, and finally urged by
his superior, took the volume to his quarters
to read. The next morning he met the gen
eral, and stated that nowhere in the volume
cot Id he find it laid down that prisoners
should be placed on the right. The general
impatiently seised npon the volume, and
pounced upon a passage which he read to him
self, and then iookrd up with a puzzled air,
ejaculating, “Oh, h—l, its pioneers I” The
major turned on his heel, reflecting that pi
oneers did really belong where the general
ba l placed them—New York Era.
Careless Use op Coal Oil. —The St. Louis
Republican gives an instance of a servant girl
who was very seriously if not fatally burned
recent] vby the careless use of coal oil. Oa
pvoceding to make a fire in the kitchen stove,
she took the coal oil can and dashed the con
tents upon the fire to make it barn more readi
ly. The result wa3 that the sudden blaze
which burst upwards from the fire completely
bathed her face, arms and neck, and, setting
firo to her clothing, soon enveloped her in
flames- Servants and children should be guard*
od against the careless use of inflamable sub
stances.
O-A-lr&ID.
To the Merchants of the South.
THE undersigned. Wholesale Dealers, advUe
you of the fact, that Charleston is again a
market for the purchase of goods, end in view of
the oarly opening of the Spring trade, we beg to
solicit the resumption of the patronage so lib
erally extended to this market in the oast.
We are aware that many old and respected
firm* will be missed from our number, but many
famifiar names will be found in new associations,
ready to supply the wants t.f the Trade, as of
vore. and other old and new firms will bo added
to our number at an early day.
The oa»h and short credit system having been
universally adopted in all 'he Northern markets,
we are necessarily compelled to adopt a like sys
tem as the only safe one on which to conduct
business, and the heavy pur centage once neces
sary to oover bad debts will now b a avoided.—
Small profits and quick returns will ho the rule,
and under its working we hopo not only to re
store to our ancient city its former prosperity,
but to extend her trade to the full extent of the
capabilities her excellent geographical position
and natural advantages afford. Our interest and
ambition combine to stimulate us in attaining
this result.
The Bouh Carolina Railroad is now open to
Colombia, and its President has officially inform
ed us that the Augusta line will be completed to
Blackville this month, and that ou the first of
February ho will receive through freight to Au
gust». A line of steamers to Savannah will afford
faeilities for shipping in that direction. It la eur
uurpoee to have in store by the fait of February
a complete and varied assortment of goods in
our respective lines, adapted to the spring trade,
and every exertion shall he made to promote your
interests.
Wo extend to you the ham! of commercial fel
lowship, and solicit your co-operation and patron
age in our eff.irls to make Charleston the centre
or Southern trade. Givens tho encouragement
we ask, and you will enjoy all the advantages of
a cheap home market.
Dry Goods.
W T Burge A Co
Bdwia Bates A Co
J R Read A Co
Strauss. Vapce A Co
Aitkin, Noyes & Jobnston-
Kiog A Goodrich
James B Betts
Stoll, Webb A Co
P Epstein, 088 Kicg street
P Lyons A Co
Fancy Goods.
H D Burkett A uo, successors of Dewing
Thayer A Co
North, Steele A Wardell
Millinery and Straw Goods.
Williams A Coverts
Lengnick A Sell
Boot* and Shoes
K B Stoddard A Co
D F Fleming A Co
T M Bristol, Bnccessor of Dnnham.Taft A Co
Bdw’d Daly, Agent
John Commies
Hats and Caps.
Williams A Ccvoits
H H William" A Co
F Horsey, 35 Havne street, sacoesßor to Hor
sey, Auten A Co
Hardware-
J H A tiger A Co
Hastie. Calhoun A Co, 24 Hayne street
Hart A Co
Kdgerton A Richards
O Graveley
K L, Dotting A Co
Agricultural Implements & Machinery.
Little A Marshall, 17S Kart Bay street
Books.
E J Dawson A Co
Bogart, Denny A Co
Carriages and Harness.
L Chapin A Co
K W Ga’e A Co
Nathan A Ottolengui
Paper Hangings, Window Shades and
Upholstery.
H W Kinsman
Clothing.
Edwin Bates A Oo
Maonllar, Williams A Parker
Francis Murphy
Pioraon A Co
, Saddlery.
Hastie, Calhoun A Co, 24 Hayno street V
Jennings, Themlinson A Co
Harrol, Nichols A Co
Drugs.
King A Cassidey
Joseph J Morgan
I, Chaoin A Co
John ICenifick, 48 Broad street
Crockery.
Wobb A Sage
William G Wbilden A Co
Draper and Tailor.
J 8 Phillips, 32 Broad street
Grocers.
George w Williams A Co
Ghas H Molhc A Co
George W Clark A Co
Tb.iddeus Street
J A H Dawson
J F O’Neill A Son, 167 East Bay
'.V S Chafee .
William Gurney
Henry Blschoff A Co
Thompson A Bro
Cahill A Co
John Kirg A Co
Wagner, Hea h A Monsees
J H A D Muller
Bollniann Bros
Hay and Grain Merchants. ’
John 8 Bird A Co
Building Material, Sash, Blind & Door
Manufacturers.
W P Russell A Co
Carpetings. Oil Cloths, Mattings and
Tailors’ Trimmings-
Charles D Carr A Co
Grocers, Auctioneers and Commission
Merchants.
Bruns A Beo
Auctioneers, Commission Merchants,
Dealers in Dry Goods
T Savage Heyward A Sons, 121 East Bay
, street, Charleston, 8 C, and 141 Augusta,
Georgia
Steam Bakery, Crackers, Biscalts, etc.
’ J C H Claussen A Co
1 Iren and Hill Bands and Machinery Agency.
J M Eason
i
t Shipping, Commission and Wholesale Dealers.
1 Archibald Getty A Co
F Conner A Go. feb9-eod2m
By Telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
CONGRESSIONAL.
-' / Washington, Fob. 23
Sknatr.—A bill flras introduced to continue
in: force ' the present Freed men’s Bureau for
two years longer. Referred to the Military
Committee.
An animated debate ensued on the question
of taking up Stevens’ resolution relative to the
-admission of the Southern BtAtes. The resolu
tion was decided in the affirmative.-
House. —The Voorbees contested election
Case was decided in favor of Wsshburno, who 1
was sworn in. '
Washington, Fob. fi.
The Senate was notin session today.
MIBBOURI LEGISLATURE.
St. Lou is, Feb. 23. ~
Both Houses of tho Missouri Legislature
have passed a resolution tendering their mvp*
port to the Senators who voted to sustain the
Freedman's Bureau bill, in opposition to tbo
President’s veto, and to the majority in the
House who favor the same and kindred meas
ures. „
KENTUCKY ENDORSES THE PRESIDENT.
Locisviele, Feb. 24th.
enthusiastic meeting was held last night,
infrenor of President Johnson’s veto message,
Governor Bramlette presiding.
MOBIEE MARKETS.
Mobile, Feb. 23.
The sales of Cotton to»day were 500 bales
middlings at 43 cents. Sales for the week,
6,200 bales; receipts for the week 9 299 bales;
exports for the week 16,090 bales; stock in
port 72,199 bales.
Commercial and Financial.
(Reported for the Constitutionalist.)
Augusta, Ga , Feb. 24, 1866
COTTON.—The market is quiet, and so much
unsettled as to prevent our giving satisfactory
quotations.
CURRENCY. —Gold was in demand to-day
at 137. Brokers buying at 135 and 136 and
selling at 137.
SILVER, buyiog at 130 and selling at 137.
Old Georgia Bonds in demand at 76 ; City of
Augusta Bonds at 76 ; Georgia Railroad Stock
at 76. There has been some inquiry for other
securities, but the supply on the market is lim
ited.
—
Hotel Arrivals.
AUGUSTA HOTEL.
Fbbuuart 24, 1866.
B S Flsber, Bnrke co, Ga.
James Thompson, Burke c >, Ga.
(1 Tucker, Syracuse, New York.
G A Roach,"Syracuse, New York.
Mrs Mary Bosie, Wilmineton, N C.
James C Pyncher, New York.
John Prementer, Graniteville, 8 C.
K N B irress. Virginia.
W Pupeuer, Andersonville, Ga.
William Wade. M A, G R R.
J W Kheany, Burke co, Ga. _
K A Rheany, Bnrke co, Ga.
J D Woodard, Johnson’s, 8 C-
Patrick O’Brien, Charleston, 8 C.
Ai
of ta
LIST ©F
Registered Voters
In the City of Augusta, Ga
WARD No. 1.
Rlonin, L T Lasey, Isaac C 1
Bottom, Wm I’ Latbrop, Joseph J
Barber, Fred C Morris, Jerry
Blodgett, Foster Macraurphy, Andrew M
Bo'l, Henry D „ Mims, James L
Risbope, J’as B McOare, Francis
Balk, HL A . McCan, Patrick
Barber WmO McMurpty r C A
Brahe, F A Meyer, Jno.U
Brysnt Wm C Mullen, .fas, Hr
Bothwo 1, Jas T Nurmberger, Adam
Christian, John A Pa-ker, Gnstavna A
CJiessb'irough, Win B P iss, Richard H
Crnrad Jacob Pardue, S S
Clarke. JasO P-‘»y, Henry T
Dillon. Wm O Ramsey, JnjJ?
Foster, John Ktaaeey, Jc g W
Gould, Wm T Ravbon, Thomas
G'over, Wm W Rodgers, Jas B
Griffin, Thomas Rogers. Ewd G
OuV'u, John A Rutherford, Wm J
Green, John C Shackleford, Tho-> W
Griffin, Jessie K Shackleford. Jas H
Hurly, John Shackleford, Wm H
Haynes, James W Slack, Uriah
Hnlbert, Ewd C Small, John
H'dlevman, Thomas H Spearing, John
Hicks, Edmund J Schirmer, Wm R
Hood, A J Sweeny. Thomas
Harbig. Geo Tant, Wm R
Jones, Wm 0 Tankersley, Goo
Jones, Wm H Thompson, Wm K
King, Joshua Wray. James R
Runs*, Tho A Wlnhern, Simeon
Kilpatrick. John Wigging, Amos P
Kavacaugh, Jno Williams, Wm M
King, Wm W Weigle, Geo A
! «op, Henry L Yolger, Gustavas
Lenahan, Cornelius
WARD No. 2.
Atwell, Robt W Kelly, Daniel
Blythe, George Lawson, Wm P
Brenner, Wm Levy, Abraham
Cleary, John Mann, John H
Carter, Flournoy Miller, Jno P R
Cooper, George Morrison, Henry
Coleman, Jno S M arkey, Matthew
Gastello. James Myers, Henry-
Dean, Jrrbua Murphy. James
Denning, David H Penot, Charles L
Dwyer, Thos Rhodes, Thos R
Dennis, John Reilly, Jam. ■
Frost, Samuel Rookie, G
Glassner, Geo Snead, Garland A
Glover, Wp) Stallings, Wm H
Gulifoii, Owen Bt*delman, Jacob
Hons'ey. Wm Snead. Jno 0
Hrnrv, Isaac Walker, John W
Hallahan, Dennis Walker, Jno Wonlfork
WARD No. 3.
Ammonds, John Long, Ellis B
Archer. Wm A Lainback, Fred
Byrd, Henry A Mims, Casper N
Baser, Charles Maher, Richard W
Brandon, Geo A McAdams, John
Ryme, John MoOauliff, Timothy
Callahan, Tbos O Newby, Joseph M
Cummlng, Thos S O'Conner, Wm
• 'pofc. John 8 O’Donald, Ewd
Cavanagh, Wm F Oldham, J
Dery, Edgar R Pqrcell, Kwd B
Dillworth, Oscar F Ranter, Silver
Evans, Charles Spaeth, Charles
Fix, Wm Thew, Geo M
G ahara, Andrew Turpin, Jackson P
Ha't-m, Joseph Williams, Stephen D
Lye aught, Jas T Wyman, Geo N
WARD No. 4.
Armstrong, Patrick Miller, Frank H
Bennett, James A May, Robt H
Brown, James McCarthy, Patrick
Ooniba, Dominick Roath, David L
■ Cutter, Nicholas Richaid, Vernon
Callahan, Patrick Rossignol, Henry
Orombe, A F Reynolds, Jno
Cro' k, Jas Reynolds, Patrick
Craig, John Robbins, R B
Coggins, Francis Rice, Luke
Da»is. A J Sheron, Peter
Dunn, Patrick Swinney, Mark E
Eit.es, Charles Spelman. Richard P, Sr
Frain, Richard Hmallv. Ghanley
Freeman, Joel N Stoughton, Jasper B
Goodrich, Wm J Stovall, Bolling A
GaUaher, Ewd F “nil!van. JoJjn
Gorman, Michael Stallings, Herbert
G&rgan. James Stallings, J H
Goodrich. Wm H Biicox, John
Haly. Michael Taut Jas E
Uenid, Stephen D Vaughn. John
Holroyd, Wm Van P et, John,
Iverson, Anthony Woolsey, Nath F
Joiimon, Heuj F WilsoiT, John R
Lillis, John Watson, Wm J
Lawrence, Wm W Walsh, Thomas
Lynch, O F Wray. John R
Matthews. Ira D Welsh, Dennis
Morris, Allen Wingfield, Thos T
Morrison, John Young. Allen C
Med uni, Francis L Youngblood, 8 N
Th) above is a Correct List of the Registered
Voters of the City of Augusta up to date.
ARCH’D B. CRUMP,
V. Registry Clerk.
Augusta, Ga., Peb, 24th, 1866. feb2s-l
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of George
R. Dodge, late of Richmond county, de
ceased, will make immediate payment to the un-
Idereigned ; and those having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present them, duly
attested, within the time prescribed by law.
CHARLES A. COOPER,
jinh—lawf.w Administrator.
! Katonton Female School.
TT AT IMG leased the Female Acideray,
Cl W >R open a School on tbo 16th inst.
, hove competent Assistant., and will secure such
others as the exigencies of the School may re
quire. *
j Rathe ov Tuition per Quarter.
, Elementary Department.... $lO 00
Juuior “ 12 60
Senior " 16 60
Latin and French, each 6 60
Music, per quarter 16 00
Use of Piano, per quarter... 1 00
* Tuition payable quarterly in advance.
Bbard can be had in good families at reason
able rates.
I.' jatil7—law4w A. MOSELEY.
~JOB PRINTING NEATLY EX ROUTED
AT THIS OmOB.
Mayor's Notice.
Power having been "iven ihc civil authoßra
ties of the city b/ Gin Brannon, Atmaanderj
of the department, to have ali offenders against’
the public peace and tranquility oP the
whether they be citizsns or soldiers, or freed
men, arrested and brought before the proper'
tribunals, I hereby give notice that hereafter
the police of the city will promptly arrest and
turn over to justice all persons whomsoever,
who may be found withiu the city engaged in
any disturbance, or guilty of creating any dis
order whatever. The citizens will be brought be
fore the regularly organized civil tribunals; the.
asldiers before the military authorities, and the
freedmen before the freedmen’a court. All
good citizens are enjoined to aid the officers of
the law in their efforts to preserve the peace
and good order jjf the city. The ordinance in
relation to disturbances at places of public
iunus* m; n l , and of refusal to assist officers
when called upon to assist in the arrest of of
fenders, will bo rigi.Uy enforced. .
For the information of all concerned, I have
caused the publication of those ordinances to
which 1 have referred, and 1 hope it Will not
become necessary forme to ir.fliej. the penalties
provided lor infractions of the same. Tbo civil
and military authorities are in accord in the
determination to punish all who fail in the ob
servance of the ordinances of the city.
ROBT. H. MAY, Mayor.
SECTION BEVENTEBNTH.
• * * • *
It aball net be lawful for any person or per
sons to fire a gun, pistol, or any other fire arms,
within three hundred yards of any house or
public road, except in case of military parade.
Persons offending against thi6 section shall be
fined in a sum not exceeding twenty dollars.
SECTION EIGHTEENTH.
Any white person who shall be guilty of
quarrelling or otherwise acting in a disorderly
manner iu the streets or elsewhere, shall forfeit
an i pay a sum not exceeding one hundred doU
lars; and if such offense be committed by an
apprentice or othf-r hainor, such appicntice or
minor shall be liable to bo committed to the
common jail, unless the master, parent or guar
dian of such apprentice or minor, pay to the
Oily Council such fine as may be imposed.
Any person who shall be found druDk, or
acting in a disorderly manner in the streets, or
elsewhere in the city, may be committed to tbo
guard-room or to the jail, by the Mayor or
any Member of Council, by tho Chief of Police
or other officer of the city, until discharged by
the Recorder’s Court, or by due course of law.
SECTION NINETEENTH.
Any person who shall create a disturbance
at any place of public ainc.somont iu this city,
by loud talking, using indecent language, or in
any way interrupting the performance, or the
good order of the audience, shall be arrested
by the police in attendance, or any officer of
the city, and taken before tbo Recorder’s
Court, and fined in a sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars.
0 o*oo
SECTION TWENTY FIRST*
Any uhite person, between the ag* of eigh
teen and fifty years, who being called on by
the Mayor, or any member or officer of Council,
(or assiatanco to suppress any affray, breach of
the Mace, or other outrage, and shall refuse
such Assistance, shall be fined in a sum not ex
ceeding fifty dollars, unless a sufficient excuse
is given for such refusal.
II any person or persons shall assault or
strike, or in any manner or way oppose, mo
lest, abuse, or interrupt any of the city officers
iu the execution of his or their duty, he, she or
they, alkali, on conviction be fined in a sum
not exceeding one hundred dollars.
ft b 22 3
CHEAP SHOES.
Just Received,
ON CONSIGNMENT.
And Must be Sold,
A LtRGK lot of Radios’, MiW, Children’s
nn<l Infants’ Shoos, of ovosy slylo nmf variety.
Kill, Morocco, Calf a d Seigj Gai|era and
Balmorals; Buskins, RHppars, Ankle Tics, Ac.,
Ac; all of which are olforcd at
lINPUKi KDENTF.DLV T.OW PRIOK3.
Call and ex.tiiiino before purchasing.
CHURCHIIL & JOHNSTON,
fol it 3 233 Broad slr<^*l.
■■ 111 • "i DYSPEPSIA.
Dr. S'ncklandV Df . Rtricklar.tTs Tonic la a
•or.oenlrated preparation of
Hoots and Herbs, wi'b act;-
lU«IVi icids and carminatives to
itrcngtl’en the stomach and
in— —hiiii n— lervnns system li is a car
tain lemeJy for Dys-pcpiia or Indigestion, Ner
vrustips.s, Loss of Appetite, Acirli'y of the
Stomach, Flatulency and Debility. it is not al
coholic, therefore particularly suited for weak,
nervous aod dyspeptic persons. For talc hr u t)
Druggii'S everywhere at fl per bottle.
■m i DR. STRICKLAND'S
CtTBF. FOR piee REMEDY
D I 7 TS 0 dan cured thousands of the
A 1L £ 6 • vorst cases of Biiuil ar d
Sleeding Piles. If gives un ■
■moani piedinte re if f, and »jjects a
permanent Cure. Try it directly. It is war
ranted to cure. For sale by all Druggists at 50
cents per bottle. •
'' ' DR. STRICKLAND’S
COUGir UEI.i.TM.UOUS
SO KOBE. c "" s “
B warranted to be, (be only-
known to cure
C( uglis, Co da, tto.ireenes., Asthma. Whooping
Cough, Chronic Coughs, Consumption, Bronchi
tis Rud Croup. Being prepared from II mey and
Herbs, it is healing, soficnicg and expectorating,
and psrticn’arly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungt. For sale by Druggists every
where.
DIARRHfEA.
Over 18,000 soldiers were cured of D svrhnn
and Dysentery last your by the use of Dr. Strick
land’s Anti-Cholera Mixmre. The lact of i s
being used so extensively in the Host.itr.ls is
pro® of the eflioacy of Dr. Strickl.nd’s Anti-
Cl <f. ra Mixture for ft o cure of acute and chron
ic casec of PiarrhA and Dysentery. This is
the only preparation known as a safe and certain
remedy for Cholera. Da not he without so valu
able a medicine. diet a bottle of it directly. It is
sold by all Druggists at s'» cents per bottle.
WM. H TUTT,
Wholesale Agejt, Augusta, La.
j in3l—eodiim
AYER'S CATHARTO PILLS
\\\Kn'dwi in///.. ARE the moet )* er ‘
MslPl///////; _/jL feet purgative
JvEggßßKinf////// y which we are able to
think has ever yet been
\\ ofcw made by anybody. Their
e^lClß “ avo a * ,nc< ** utl . v
ty how much they excel
and pleasant to taka, hut
povir-nl to cure- Tnelr penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of the body, remove
the obstructions of its organs, purify the blood,
and expel disease. They purge ont the foul hu
' m rs which breed-and grow dl temper, stimu.ate
slugebh or disordered organs into thoir natural
action, and impart a healthy tone with strength
to the whole system. Not only do they cure the
every day complaints of everybody, but also form
:: •• —'•* s««wniu diseases. While they pro
kU'iio au u —i;, n .
duce powei lul effects, fhoy are at the san,.. ------
in diminished doses, (he safest and best physic
that can be employed for children. Beirg sugar
coated, they are p easant to take; and, being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm.
Cures have been made which surpass belief, were
they not substantiated by men of such exalted
position and character as to so-bid the suspicion
of untruth. Many eminent c ergymen and physi
cians have leDt their namea to certiiy to the pub
lic the reliability of our remedies, while others
have sent us the assurance of their conviction
thatour Preparali >ns contribute immensely to the
relief of our afflicted, sufferi-'g fellow men.
1 The Agent below named is pi ased to furnish
our American Almanac, containing directions for
the use and cenifieates of the r cures, of the fol
lowing complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints,,R.beumatij|*
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arsing from
stomach, N tnsea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction of
the Bowels and pain arising therefrom, Flatulency,
Lv*s of Appetite, all Diseases which require an
, evacuant medicine. They also, bjrpurifying the
blood and stimulating the system, cure many com
’ plaints which it woo d not he supposed they could
I reach, Buch as Deafness, Partial Blindness, Neu
. ralgia and Nervous irritability, Derangeiuenfa of
the Liver and Kidney s, Gont, and other kindred
complaints arising from a low state of the body,
or obstruction of its functions.
Do not be put oil by nnprinc’plcd dealers with
other preparations which Hu y make moie piofft
od. Demand AYER’S, arid t»ke no others. The
sick want the best a’d there is lor them, and they
should have lt
i Prepared by Dr. J. C. AY Kli A CO., Lowell,
■ Ifass , and sold by
STEVENSON A SHELTON, Augusta,
feb9-eodlm And all dealers.
Engines for Sale.
Os E 26-horse power Stationary Engine and
Boiler, complete; will be sold at a bargain.
• One Vertical Engine, about 8 horse power,
suitable lor hotting, Crashing or grinning; a
very desirable pieoe of machinery, and will be
) sold cheap. F. E. TIMMONS,
fob'll-«
r ip : —t
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES,
o
PRATT & WILSON BROS.,
Wholesale Druggists and Manufacturing Chemists,
No. 238 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
o
THR PROPRIETORS ARE NATIVE GEORGIANS.
N. A. PRATT, S. W. WILSON, p. B. WILSON.
Chemist to late C. 8. Nitre aDd Chemist to late C. R. Ord. Dep’t.
Mining Bureau
feb2o eod2m
Til FLAHTIBS AID MM II FERTILIZERS
O
GUAMO,
ANI>
AMMONIATED SUPERPHOSPHATE,
No. 1 & 2 PERUVIAN 6UANO;
ALSO,
No. 1 BAKER’S ISLAND GUANO,
Q-uaranteed GENUINE and PURE.
o
The undersigned therefore beg leave to call their particular attention to the
AMMONIATED SUPERPHOSPHATE,
Combining ihe Baker’s Island (Pliosphatie) Guano, rich in Bone Phosphate. Phosphoric
Acid, and other Organic Matter, with No. 1 Peruvian fltuano, which contains a large per
centage of Ammonia, uniting the two most valuable Guanos known, in proper proportions,
producing a moat effective, rich and profitable fertiliaer, of most intrinsic value, and at a
much less price than the pure Pemvian. Possessing a large proportion of Bone Phosphnte,
soluble Phosphoric Acid and Animal Matter, which enriches the land instead of exhausting
it, while i f ß combination with the Peruvian Guano, adding sufficient Ammonia, with the pro
cess of manufacturing, renders it at once active, and ready to be absorbed by all plants, and
adopted to all cl'mates and soils, and equally applicable to the Cotton and Tobacco of the
South a« the cereal and vegetable crops of the North and Western States.
This SUPERPHOSPH AIE has taken the First Premium in Europe, where it is exten
sively used for producing Early and Rotary Crops.
PRICES:
Ammoniated Superphosphate, per ton 2,000 lbs., in bble $ fig.
No. 1 Peruvian Guano, “ “ in bags 105.
No. 2 Peruvian Guano, “ “ •
No. 1 Baker’j Isl»nd Gnano, u “ in bbls 4ft.
On hand and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, by •» .
EDWIN E. HERTZ & CO., Agents,
feb2o-eodlm SAVANNAH, GA.
Oysters, Oysters,
CASES Cao O,'iters, 2 lb cans
6 eases Can Oysters, 1 lb can*
1 case Corn. 2 lb cans
1 cose Brandy Peaches, qn.rtH
1 case Peaches, in syrup
3 cases assorted Jellies, in tumbler*
5 esses Tomatoe*, 2 lb can*
For sale by
G. R. CRUMP * CO ,
209 Broad street,
feb24 —8 August*.
Prime Yellow Corn,
| In store and lor sale iu quantities to suit pur
cha-ers, by
W- C. MACMURPHY & CO ,
feb24-3 Comer Jackson and Ellis streets.
Clothing, Clothing.
COME AND LOOK!
A LARGE LOT OF
COATS, PANTS and VESTS
TO BE SOLD
At a Great Saorifioe
TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENT.
Dealers, and everybody in want of “Somes
thing to Wear,” are invited to call.
S. A ATKINSON,
141 Broad street,
feb24-2 Front of Monument.
Just Received,
IN STORE,
BBLS Seed Potatoes
25 kits Salmon
100 cases W liisky
100 cases Brandy, various quality
?00 eases superior Holland Gin
60 cases Kuan’ St. Domingo Bitters
25 oases Imperial Arrac Punch
10 cases Veuve Cliquot Champagne, qts
10 oases “ '• “ p^tg
25 cases Pine Apples
- 25 cases Peaches
50 cases Oysters
25 tatses Lobsters
25 oases superior Olive Oil
25 boxes 8. Collins’ Axes
100 dozen Hoes, assorted
Together with a large assortment of general
merchandise. M. HYAMSACO.,
_, „ • Corner Broad and Mclntosh.
feb22-3
' Just Received,
300 RALES Hay
600 bbls Rockland Lime
60 bbls Cement
25 bbls Plaster Paris
60 000 Laths
3,000 lbs assorted Round Iron
For sale by
feb24-8 CLARKE A BOWE.
For Rent,
A DWELLING Hmil!, on Broad street,
between Mclntosh and Jackson streets, contain
ing 5 rooms. Possession given Irst of March.
Inquire at this Office.
feb24-3 W
w
TT AVINCi c.’led the uttentiim o t the gentlfm 'i
n frvquanily. wj i.ow utke \> antatt in the 1-t
--tcnlion of tho fairer portion of creation, in offeilnga
Silver Boquet Holder
9t Holder» at very reasonable rate*. Wo assure yew
bargains
‘ f
Will be (liven
Now that the Opera Season is about to commence, the
gentlemen of Augusta should giro their patronage
TO THE BEST
Clothing KsUMisliment. In th* Rttte, We have full
Dresi Hulls, n«iiteM« f«r ibis anil < rory oJ.h r occasion.
Most of ynuvia*V thd y.*ui g ladies, and will go to
hear Strakcsb, the inhuitahie
PIANIST
And will wan 1 yo.ir appearance Improved. We can
s itis y men < f taste as well as anybody
IN AUGUSTA
Or in the State of Georgia/ Bargains guaranteed. Call
and see for yourselves.
I. SIMEON & CO.,
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
324 Broad Street.
dic‘2'2—3 m
BED TICK
CARRIAGE OIL CLOTHS
CORNICES AND PINS
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS
TABLE SALT
.100 PIECES lino Bed Tick
20 pieces Carri lge Oil Cloths
Cornices and l’ltig, in new patterns
„ Table and I'iano Covers, new patterns
300 bags fine Table Balt
.lust received and for sale by
JAS. W. BAILIE A BROTHER,
lob'll 5 205 Broad street.
BOSTON AND CHARLESTON
Steamship Company,
THE STEAMSHIP
MOISTTICELLO
WIEIj leave Boston for Charleston on tbe
2S«h inst., ami return with dispatch. She
will make regular trips, affording direct commu
nication between the two ports. ,
For Freight engagements or Passage, apply at
the office of tho Agent,
A. J. HALINAH,
23 and 25 Vendue Rat>ge,
fob2l--6 Charleston, S. C.
noYT’s superphosphatbT
not PCS TOW,
Delivered in Augusta.
W E offer the above well known and tbor- j
onghly favorite
MUJLI STTJSE3
A< Sfili per Ton. >n iota of live 'fans, lnsmnllar
pncls S6S per Too.
This manure ha» been' used an.} tented in (he
mofl I borough manner in Georgia, and has uni
v> r.-ally proved equal to tiny mano-e offered in
the endure of cotton. Every barrel in guaian
teeil to boos standard purity. Torino strictly
cash. Below are (ho names of some who have
used and can best rpeak of its excellence:
Jonathan M. Miller, Esq , Beech Inland, 8. O.
Ow n P. Fitzsimmons, Esq., Jefferson county.
Da\ id Dicksap, Ksq , Oxford, Ga.
J. A. Bell, Esq , Oglethorpe county, Ga.
J wues P. Fleming, E.tq , Augusta, Ga.
Isaac T. Heard, Esq., Augusta, Ga.
Dr. E. M. Pendleton, Sparta, Ga.
Robert F. Connelly, Esq , Burke oounty, Ga.
It. J. Henderson, Ksq.. Covington, Ga.
Tlios. J. Davis, Esq., Beech Island, 8. O.
George A. Oates, Esq., Augusta, Ga.
Dr. H. R. Cook, Beech Island, 8. C
Thos. W. Whatley, Esq , Beech Bland, 8. C.
Wm. Summer, Esq , Pom&iia, S. C.
Col. M. C. M. Hammond, Athens, Ga.
Wm. D. Grant, Esq., Walton oannty, Ga.
James A. Shivers, Esq., Warrenton, Ga.
J. F. Awtrey, Esq,, LaGrange, Ga,
Wilson Bird, Esq., Hancock county, Ga.
J. R. Morrison, Ejq , Burke county, Ga.
W. A. Saffoli!, Esq., Madison, Ga.
W. W. Anderson, Esq., Warren eonnty, Ga.
Judge M.H. Welborn, Esq , Warren co., Ga.
M. W. Hubert, Esq., Warren county, Ga.
W. H. Brantley, Esq., Warren county, Ga.
Isaac Powell, Esq , High Shoals, Ga.
L. C. Dennis, Esq., Eatonton, Ga.
A.G. Hester, E'q., Walton county, Ga.
Joel Mathews, Esq., Oglethorpe co , Ga.
Colonel John Billups, Athens, On.
Dr. G. W. Watkins, Sparta, Ga.
A. J. Lane, Esq., Sparta, Ga.
W. W. Simpson, Esq, Sparta, Ga.
J. T. Bothwell, Esq., Augusta, Ga,
J. V. Jones, Esq., I3nrko county, Ga.
A. Pharr, Ksq., Booi.*l Circlo, Ga.
J. C. Bower, Esq., Irwlnton, Ga.
R 11. P. Lazenby, Esq., Warrenton, Ga.
Janies Rainsford, Esq., Edgefield, 8, C.
Hon. J. J. Jones. Burke county, Oa.
S. M. Manning, Eawkinsville, Ga.
E. A. Smith, Esq., Walton county, Ga.
T. J. Lester, Esq., Walton county, Ga.
John P. C. Whitehead, Esq., Burke co., Ga.
Dr. M. 8. Durham, Eeq., Clarke co., Ga.
A. P. Dearing, Esq., Athens, Ga.
For prompt attention, orders should be sent in
early, to
J. 0. Mathcwson,
AGENT,
'285 Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
f«hß—dim (3m
Stolen,
"I7IROM the subscriber, on the night of the
JP 11th inst , one large Dark Bav Horse, solid
color, about six or seven years old, and 14 or 15
hands high. Also, a Chesnut Sorrel Colt, nitch
tail, with a small white Spot near the root of the
tail, about three years (dd and about 12 or 13
hands high. I will pay a reward of fifty dollars
for the recovery of the horses, or twenty five
dollars for either. The above horses were stolen
from mv stable, near Matthews’ Bluff, S. O.
f. h2l 8* B. R. STONE.
For Sale,
One splendid <?lose Carriage
One one-borso Rockaway and Harness; will
be sold low. Apply to
feb‘2l-4 v .1 AS. HIILIIERT.
To Rent or Lease,
rpHAT pleasant Residence, the GREEN-
X WOOD HOMESTEAD, niuo mil< s f,-cm Au
gusta, on the Waynesboro’ road, containing one
hundred hnd sixty acres, Dwelling, Outhouses,
<fcj., with privilege of wood. Apply to
L. MoLAWS,
fcb2fl—d6ac2t At City Hall.
Cotton Seed.
(jfENUIME Zipiior.h Outton s.ert.
For sale by
, ISAAC T. HEARD A CO.
fel>2—tf
Bar Tumblers.
J \ PEW Bar Tumblers
Joat received by
MTiIROP, MUBTIN A CO.,
feb22—B Opposite the Planters' Hr tel.
Kentucky Mules.
120 HEAD 4 to 8 years old, large and well;
broke, for sale, to arrive about next Tuesday or
Wednesday. M. A. DIHONET,
feb22—tf Palace Stables, Ellis street.
AUCTION''SAUfav
C. V. Walker & Co,
AUCTIONEERS; '>
Will sell at the Lower Market Mouse, on the firat
Tuesday in MARCH nrkt; as Wjf'L m.: ' " ‘ ‘
1 hat'deslrsMe' Residence known as '**' 1 “
“ PONT HILL,”
si'uated about seven toitri from the city, on tha' ’* , ' 1
Gi-rrgia Railroad, and accessible In'tfte rear by
the Milledgeyflle road. ' •«. * ■■
On the premises is an excellent frame dwelling,
containing eight rooms; aleo, two other bniM
ings, of two rooms each. Near tho dwelling is a
large kitchen, storehouse, bathing house, stables, &
Ac. A spring of excellt nt water, with which I*
connected a dairy built of granite, is at a con
venient distance from the dwelling.
The tract contains two hundred acres of excel
lent land, a considerable part of which Is well .
wooded.
The situation is one of the most healthy, dyai
rp.lile and pleaaapt in the Htate of Georgia.
Pivj.sersion given immediately. Titles indis
putable. Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for
papers. M ’ ’ ' l ~ / feb26—td
C. V. Walker & Co ,
‘AUCTIONEERS,
Will Bell at the Lower Market lionse, on the first
Tuesday in MAKCH mxt, at 1% a. m.:
A House and Lot on the South side of Fen
wick street, opposite the old S. C. K. R. Depot,
having a front of 27 feet, more or less, and run
ning back IT6 feet, more or less.
The house is tbe upper one of the range built
by Jas. L. Coleman.
Torrag cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
feb2s-td
C. V. Walker & Co.,
AUCTIONEERS,
Will sell at the Lower Market House, on the first
Tuesday in MAKCH next, at 10>i, a. m.:
Two Lots of Land on the South side of Broad
storet, known as Nos. 75 and 76, each having a
front on Broad street of 40 feet, more or less,
anti running back, of even width, to Ellis street;
bouuded on the North by Broad street, on the
East by lot No. 7T, on the South by Ellis street,
and on the Wert by West Boundary street—an
eligible site for a mill or factory of any kind.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers.
feb2s—td
C. V. Walker & Co.,
AUCTIONEERS,
Wi I sell at the Lower Market House, on the first
Tuesday in MARCH next, at 10J, a. m.:
25 splendid Building Lots, of one acre eaob,
lying on the Washington Road, just outside o t
the city.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
ALSO,
4d shares Balh Psper Mills Stock.
feb2fi.td
DAY, RDSSELL & BENJAMIN7
AUCTIONEERS,
Wiil sell MONDAY, Feb. 26th, in front ttj store,
commencing at 9j, a. m.:
Cloths, Caßsimeres
(lint’s Shirts, Hosiery
Gent’s Draweis, Gloves
Bugle Trimming, Hair Nets
English Lotto? Paper, Flax Thread
Cutlery, Ppool Cotton
Patois, Watches
China, Glass W are
Halt, Soap
Salmon, Soda
Halaratus, Smoking Tobacco
Segars, Standi
Candles,' Cheese
Sugar, Ale
Whisky, Brooms
Lot of
Matrasses, ’Feather Beds, Ac
AND
Horsoa and M ules
ALSO,
1 fine No-Top Buggy feb2s
Government Sale.
C V, Walker & Co.,
auctioneers.
Corn, Oats, Iron, Steel,
BLACKSMITHS, CARPEN
PENTERS and SAD
DLERS’ TOOLS, &c.
On Monday, 12th March, 1866,
I will sell at Public Auction, on the premises,
No. 4 Warren Block, Juckson street, Au
gusta. Ga., the following Q. M. property,
vis;
300,CC0 lbs Oats 50 gross Screws
200,000 lhs O.ira 70 Hatchets
50,000 lbs Iron HO Hatchet Handles
) ,GOO lhs Steel 60 Single Plane Blades
4,637 lhs Hope 16 Doable ** *'
250 prs Butt Hinges 6 Spirit Levels
6 Farrier’s Knives 150 Squares
25 Smith*’ Tongs 400 Gimlets
5 Broad Axes F 0 Ganges
20 Adzes 10 Dividers
20 Bevels 15 Gouges
15 Hammers 25 Pianos, assorted
8 Bulresses 70 Hand Saws
2 Portable Forges c Wood Rasps
100 Horse Rasps 6 Drawing Knives *
300 lbs White Lead 3 sets Saddlers’Tools
160 Chisels
i a!e to commence at 10, a. m.
Terms—Cash, in D. S. Currency.
C. K. SMITH, Jr.,
Colonel and Chief Q M. Dep’t of Georgia,
h b 24 td • *
BY
Q. V. Walker & Co„
CITY AUCTIONEERS.
Will be sold, at the Lower Market House, in the
city of Augusta, to the highest bidder, on the
fir.t Tuesday in MARCH next, within tbe
rsual hours of sale, tbe following City Lota :
Hits number 147, 148 and 149, on Watkins
street, bounded as follows : On the North by
lots number IST, 103 and 109; on the East by lot
number 146; on the South by Watkins street,
and on the West bv lot number 160; having a
front ol 40 feet each on Watkins street and run
ning back ha'f way to Walker street.
' Terms-One-thlrd cash, the balance in one and
two years’ notes, with approved securities, and
purchaser to improve tbe lets.
By older of Council.
GEORGE BLYTHE,
Chairman Committee on South Commons
feb'22-td -
■" y*
ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE.
Day, Russell & Benjamin,
AUCTIONEERS.
W f fbh,u! S ?‘? at th * lower M «r*et Honse, in
tbe oity of Augn-ta, on the first Tuaday
norflf U J? CX ’r W v kb,u the hours of sale,
undi r an order of ihe Court of Ordinary of Rich
mond county, all that tract of Land in said coun
ty wi.h the improvemertii thereon, known as
l! fX*!' d ’” b ' ,nt * hr «e miles from Augusta, on tbe
Milledgeville road, containing about fifteen and
the we'l known residence of
John Llai k Rees, late of said county, deceased.
1 his is one ot the best located and most desirable
residences in tbe county. Hold as tbe property
of the estate of John Clark Rees, deceased, for
the benefit of the heirs and creditors of said de
ceased. Terms cash.
. „ NEWNAN HICKS,
jan24—td Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. *
G. A. PARKER, Auctioneer.
PURSUANT to authority from the Court of
Ordinary of Richmond county, will ha « n M
at tho Lower Market House, in'the city of An
gmta, at 10 a. m., on Tu sday, the 20ih of
March next, the House and Lot belonging to th»
estate of Mrs. Sarah L. Twiggs, decoded titlZ
ted on Hie corner of Mclntosh and Greene staSm
in the city of Augusta. “ e Btreet *'
Terms-One ha f cash ; the other half payable
to six months, and secured by mortgage Z th«
premises. Pomearion given Oc
febß dtd JOS * * OTMHIIIQ, Adm’r,
febß qtd With will annexed.