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About Tri-weekly constitutionalist. (Augusta, Ga.) 18??-1877 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1868)
CONSTITUTIONALIST. WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUG. 26,1868 Kauge of Thermometer at Stevenson & Sholton’s, August 25,1868: 9, A. M. 12, M. 8, P. M. 6, P. M. 75 76X 79 8034 Hew Advertisements- Drawn Numbers Georgia State Lottery. Harper C. Bryson—Warehouse and Com mission Merchant. To Kent—Apply to Auloine Picquet. Bacon, Lard, Butter, <fee., For Sale—By C. A. Wiliams & Cos. Wanted —Situation as Salesman—Apply at Win. n.Tutt* Land’s. Claghorn, Herring & Co.—Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants. To Rent—Apply to Whelass & Cos. To Rent —Apply to 11. Rossignol. To Rent—Apply to 8. Leckie. HOTIOE- Mr. R. L. Gkutuy u authorised to receive subscriptions and advertisements for the Con- STiToriOKAUSi and to receipt for the same. Appointments in the Fifth Congressional District. We have been requested to announce that Major .T. B. Curtaining, Elector, and General 1). M. Du Bose, alternate, will address the people of this District as follows: At Aberlinc Church, Columbia county, on Saturday, the 22d of August. At Waynesboro, Thursday, September 3d. At Louisville, Friday, September 4th. At Sandersville, Saturday, September sth. .Other appointments for the balance of the Pistrlct will be made and announced in a lew days. The Democratic papers ol the District will please cony. < Great Mass Meeting and Barbecue —On Thursday, September 3d, 1808, there will be a grand demonstration and barbecue at Waynes boro, od which occasion addresses are expect ed from the following distinguished speakers, vis: Gen. Robert Toombs, Gen. Howell Cobb, ]floo. B. H. Hill, nou. 11. V. Johnson, Gen. Wade Hampton, Hon. James Jackson, Gen. H. R. Jackson, Hon. T. M. Norwood, Gen.p. M. Pnßose, Gen. A. R. Wright and Maj. J. B. (Ju'.uming. The public at large, without distinction of party or color, arc cordially invited to attend. Come one, come all! Ample arrangement* have been made to accommodate everybody. At tub opening of the City Court, this morn ing, the following report of the committee to give expression to the feelings of the members of the Bar, upon tbe occasion of tbe death of John D. Reilly, Esq., was submitted by Judge McLaws. Upon seconding the motion to adopt, Col. Lallei stedt delivered an appropriate and eloquent speech, eulogistic of the deceased, utter which the preamble and resolutions were put upon their passage and unanimously adopt ed. Tiie Bar of the city or Augusta deeply regret the death ol our late brother, Jno. D. Reilly, Esq., who died in this oily on the eighth day ot August,’ inst. Our deceased brother, lor snore than two years before his death, waß the Solicitor of Ibo County Court of Richmond uouniyc—irhe arduous duties of this pdfWtion he diselmrged efficiently, fnithiully, a»d Fear lessly- J’ossessiug by nature tine intellectual faculties, he. had cultivated them by tnuc.lt read ing In the various departments of literature. Ah a soldier, be served his country during the late war with such patriotism, constancy and •courage’ as to wiu the confidence of his com manders and the admiration of his companions In arms. His wit and humor, generous im pulses, gentle and kindly mauners, and fine social qualities endeared him to a large circle of (friends. Resolved, That we sincerely regret the death our lide brother, Ji>o. I). Reilly, Esq., whose -oved useful to his country as a criminal , P*. '.,d soldier, and whose untimely end lawyer a „ 4rper 0 f usefulness, and deprived cut snort a , friends ol a warm hearted and his family an, , OJJ au(] ftßßocillte . beloved corapani nr eo nogi sympathies l>e Resolved, That o, . and sisters, who have tendered to his niothei j j )ro t}, er thus lost a devoted son a. 1 u üßtm , btt(l Resolved, That we will w. of mourning for thirty days. , ~0 or _ Resolved, That this eomtbe r. W f te « ™ der these proceedings entered 01. J . ' this morning, and that the Secret. . quested to transmit a copy to the ni< c .. the deceased, and that the Chairman o. meeting present tho same at the opening of- ' next Superior Court for this county, with tin request that the presiding judge have them spread upon the minutes, and that these pro ceedings be published in tho city papers. H. W. Hilliard, Chairman. 11. CUT FOSTER, Secretary. 'l;hb Bash Ball Match.—Below we give a full report of the match game of Base Ball, played Monday afternoon, by the Oglethorpe, of Bavannah, aud Excelsior, of Augusta : OGLETHORPE. PLATBRH. p - °‘ R> *• Heldllngcr, lat B 0 ® 5 0 J Rosse, L. F 2 £ i " 8. A. Einstein. 8. 8 0 0 2 and 0 King, 2d B 1 « Haywood, C. F J B 4 1 0 Rosslgnol, C 1 " " , Charlton, R. F ® J f ] . J. R, Einstein, 2d B 0 Ball Dasher, P -0 _0 _S 1 Total 5 7 27 13 6 EXCELSIOR. Players. t - u °- *’ ..,„4 4 3 4 0 Cook, 1.. ■• - „ , . o j Couturier, C ” * „ , Williams, Ist B 3 0 33 1 I.athrop, C. F 2 0 33 - floliingaworth, 8.8 0 0 3 2 - Clarke, 2d B ;—® 0420 McGrath, L. F ® ® * t « Pemble, 3d B 2 1 1 J _ Total *... f U 9 37 36 7 INNINGS. CLTO3. 1 3 345 6 7 8 9 Total. Excelsior—o 010 ? * 2„? 55 Oglethorpe. .0 0 1141331 13 Out on bases —Excelsior, 11; Oglethorpe, 5. Bases on called ball—Excelsior, 1; Ogle thorpe, 5. Foul bound catches—Cook, 3; Couturier, 3; Rosaignpl, 5; Fcrable, 1. Catches on strike —Williams, 1. Out on foul balls— Excelsior, 3; Ogle thorpe, 2. Umpire—William L. Flatt. Scorers— Messrs. E. A. Hollingsworth and J. 8. Coburn. Time of game, one hour and thirty minutes. Dad* County.—We publish, this morning, s brief but comprehensive letter from Dade county. It will repay perusal. We should be pleased to bear from any friends in the different counties of the State. Short, pithy letters like Josef's are always acceptable. RkmoVAL.— Messrs. M. Hyams* Cos. inform ns that they will remove, on the first of October to the store now occupied by Davidson & Ransom, under the These gen tlemeu have fine supplies always on hand and are preparing to begin the Fall campaign with *Tim. The Planters’ Hotel.— During the Sum mer months and the dull season, oor famous hotel, the Planters’, has been moderately quiet. But, in spite of the sluggishness of trade and the almost total lack of passenger-birds, no pains were spared by the proprietor and his in making comfortable all who came to the city and sought entertainment with them. The reputation of the house has been 6tndiously maintained and applicants for sub stantial meals and elegant apartments could always be accommodated. Now that the first bales have come in, her alding the return of busy times and many visit ors, we can look forward to corresponding changes at the Planters’. The hall will be crowded with babbling throngs; the dining room will resound with multitudinous knives and forks; the waiters will skip about in lively fashion ; the hum-drum of Summer will yield to the hurly-burly of Fall and Winter. When this state of things shall have come to pass, the Tycoon of the establishment, the im mortal Thomas Nickerson, the Pasha of Many Hotels, will condescend to leave the salt breezes and divine terrapin of Savannah and shine, for a season, upon his Augusta domain. He will preside over his generous board, for a fortnight, at least, and leave his guests many a token of remembrance, when oysters and terra pin and salt breezes claim him again for their own. But, if go he must, be has a most admirable lieutenant in Mr. John Goldstein. Who can 4>e more obliging, more patient, more pains taking, more devoted than Mr. Goldstein ? He has become the qenius loci , the presiding divin ity, in the absence of Jupiter Thomas, and everybody feels in good spirits when the hon est, smiling face of Mr. Goldstein manifests itself through clouds of fragrant tobacco smoke. He is true to Fadcrland in bis love for the meerschaum, and true to every respon sibility, wo dare avow. Mr. Lemon i6 the indefatigable assistant of Mr. Goldstein. He is a man of übiquity. lie can be in a dozen places at the same time. If this statement sec-ins incredible, go to tbe great Union Depot when tbe trains come in and judge lor yourself. Mr. Eagan presides over the edibles. He is caterer lor the million. What Eagan does not know in the way of gastronomy is not worth acquiring, lie still lives in tbe memory of many a wayfarer, and, after death, will be pro moted to Mt. Olympus for the delectation of the Grecian gods. We sincerely trust that the coining season will bring unlimited guests to the good old house, and an infinite amount of currency to the pockets of its whole-souled proprietor. City Court.—The following true bills were returned by the grand jury yesterday : The State ?;«. Jack Blalock alias Jack John son—simple larceny. The State vs. William Glover -larceny. The Slate vs. Frances Cheny alias Frances Lane- assault and battery. •The Stale vs. William Levy—opproblons words. , The State rs. James Luke—assault and bat tery. Thirty-two awards by court and eight ver dicts by petit jury on the common law docket. The State vs. Samuel Levy—malpractice in office. The State vs. Joseph B. Ramsey—false im prisonment. The State t\i. Phil. Steger -assault and bat tery Cork rot ion.—On the strength of informa tion furnished us, we spoke of the negro boy Henry who was, killed on Tuesday afternoon, as a boy of “ bad character ” A citisen of the highest repute lias since informed us that, very lar from beiug an evil minded lad, the poor fellow was of tiie gentlest and most peaceable demeanor. We very clieei ltilly make the cor rection. Firk. —Yesterday morning, about half-past lonr o’clock, a dwelling house on liie North east corner of Twiggs and Callionu streets, oc cupied by Peggy Harris, a colored woman, was burned down. The lire companies were promptly on the spot. We did not leant whether it was insured, or the origin of the tiro. Postponement,—ln consequence of the very inclement weather .last evening, l)r. Couturier has postponed bis entertainment, until to morrow (Thursday) night. Forged Bank Notes —A Startling Disclo sure. The New York Journal of Commerce brings to ’iglil a very important fact, in reference to counterfeit National Bank notes. A prominent city bank, the other day, received on deposit a SSO note of the First, National Bank of New jersey, and sent it to that bank for redemption. The officer of that institution returned it, say ing that the signatures were forged! The plate being genuine, and the bill bearing the Treasury stamp, there was no possible way for the public to guard against the fraud, and the holders of the note sent it on to the Treasury Department at Washington to ask who would father the loss. The following is the reply. Treasury Department, ) Office of tiie Comp’ it of Currency, > Washington, June 25,1808. 5 Sir • Your letter of tho 23d instant received, inclosing SSO national currency note of the First National Bank of Jersey City, New Jer sey (check letter A. Treasury, No. 10,000,) the same bearing forged signatures of tho Presi dent and Cashier of that bank. In reply to your requst for an opinion -lrom thi6 office, as to who must bear tiie loss, I can only state that in my judgment the loss must, rest, upon the party who deposited the uote with your bank, until such party can be re lieved through its acceptance by the preceding holder, and so on, from hand to hand, as prior holders can bo ascertained. The fact is established that this impression of SSO was surreptitiously taken from tins office- At present however, no provision of law no money appropriation exists to enable this' department to redeem the note or idemuily its bolder. , . Tho SSO note referred to is returned here with. Very respectfully, JL R. Hulburd, Comptroller. The Journal says: “ This is a startling disclosure. The whole impression of the fifty dollar issue of the bank in question has been taken ‘ surreptitiously from the Comptroller’s Department. Has any wide public announcement been made of this fact ? Have bankers and others all over the country been cautioned not to take any *su notes of the First National Bank of Jersey City; or has the department concealed this loss, ana left the public wholly at the mercy of the pur loinets of these hills ? For a moment’s con sideration will show that the notes being genuine and completo in all lint the signatures, there is absolntely no protection against their 6UCCoßstnl issue. The signatures appended by the rogue who holds them need not be an imi tation of the officers names—no one looks at anything hut the plates and the Treasury may also add the Government will be obliged to make an appropriation to redeem these issues bearing its official stamp, and the sooner the department takes some steps for the protection of itself and the public the bet ter for all concerned.” Westchester, New York, has a fathomless pond that reaches way to China. At least they found a drowned Chinaman one morning, with a box of Jersey cigars under his arm. In Boston the “ Grecian bend,” affected by some of tbe ladies, is called the “ colic stoop. BY TELEGRAPH. [Specia Dispatch to Constitutionalist. From .A-tlanta. Atlanta, August 25. In the Senate Mr. Wooten moved to recon sider the rejection of the bill granting privileges, and exemptions to two fire companies in Macon. The motion prevailed. The bills providing for the election of Mayor and Aldermen of Savannah and to re organize the manner of holding municipal elec tions in Augusta, passed in the House, were made the rqwcial order in the Senate for Friday next. Lester offered ns a substitute the bill as re gards Savannah passed by the House. Campbell opposed the substitute, especially as regarded the justices presiding. He wanted some colored men presiding. After some discussion the House bill, offered as a substitute, was passed. The usury fall was then discussed until ad journment. In the House the bill passed amending the Code providing an allowance for families of deceased testates and intestates, and a re vision for indigent and helpless adult mem bers of the family though not minors. The bill was passed to elect justices of the peace and constables; to make it penal to transfer tbe same property more than once. A bill to adjourn to Milledgeville.on the 2d proximo was laid upon the table. | Associated Tress Dispatcher. "W asliingtom. Washington, Augnst 25—Noon. Edwards whipped (Jollycr in forty-seven rounds. \ Washington, August 25—T. M. There was a full Cabinet meeting to-day, ex cept Browning and Evarts. Browning has gone to the White Sulphur Springs. lleury J. Glass Ims been appointed collector of customs for St. Auaustine, Florida. The President has issued a proclamation de claring Sitka a port, of entry. Rollins says: “If a manufacturer permits his cigar makers to take tobacco to their homes to make into cigars for him, lie must also fur nish the means to pnt them up in the manner required bv law at. tbe place where they are made before being returned to him. They cannot lie returned to him in bulk.” The State Department has official informa tion that the Venezuela coast trade is open to all tings tor six months from July last. Judge Underwood had a loug interview with Schofield yesterday, in reference to the Virginia judiciary. It is understood Under wood suggests sweeping changes. The Judge Advocate decides against, tbe court-martial for General Dyer, charged with frauds in the Ordnance Department. Dyer will appeal to Schofield. ISTew "York. New York, August 25. A number ot the sheriff’s officers entered Broadway Theatre during the play to arrest, B. H. Watkins (or producing a foul play. The sheriffs used pistols, wounding two actors, one fatally. The sheriffs were committed to-day to await ihe result of injuries. Virginia. Richmond, August 25. The Republican mass meeting commenced at noon and lasted four hours. The procession, composed of about, two thousand blacks and fifty whites, including largo deputations of blacks from the surrounding counties marched through tiie city with music, flags, banners, and wagons bearing looms, anvils, and other implement,s of labor, and banners inscribed “ Grant and Peace or Blair and War,” “La bor must tic respected,” “ Let. us have peace,” “ We are coining Johnny Rebs,” 11 Maliec to wards none,” «fcc. The City Spring Square, was densely crowd ed and side meetings were held. Gov. Welles, Gen. W. C. Wiekliam—formerly a Confederate general—and others, addressed tiie meeting. Gen. W. said: “if Grant was elected, the Democratic parly would be broken down and tiie country wonld have pence.” lie said : “He was quite as willing to be called a carpet-bag ger as a Democrat; the latter party having originated nil the troubles of the country.” The affair passed off orderly. Ijonisiana. New Orleans, August 25. Gen. Buchanan yesterday relinquished the charge of the Fre.odnreii’s Bureau affairs in this Stale"to Gen. Hatch. Gen. Buchanan remains in command of the District until Rousseau’s ar rival. The canvass of county parishes has actively began. Gun. Steadman and' a number of Demo cratic speakers from New Orleans, addressed a. meeting in Lafourche parish Saturday. It was foilowiaj next day by a Republican meeting, addressed by Michael Hahn Nothing further is hoard of the bill placing tiie electoral appointments in I lie hands of the Legislature, of which notice was given in the House some time ago. Active canvassing in the State commenced bv tiie Republicans seems to indicate that, tlm project will not be pushed unless as a last resort. Governor Warmouth and Congressman By pficr arc speech-making. Baton Roitoe, August 25. A grand procession of all the Democratic elubs in flic city takes place Saturday next Some idea of the number of elubs may lie ob tained from the fact that there are net bands of music enough in the city and vicinity. Mobile has been laid under contribution to furnish bands, and probably Memphis and Louisville also. The following resolutions were introduced in the Legislature to-day : Whereas, It is currently reported, and gen erally believed, that Governor Warmouth has received compensation tor signing bills and withholding his signature from the same, and that he has received pay for making appoint ments to high and important official positions in the State government; and Whereas, Members ot the Legislature arc charged with having received money to secure their"votes for the passage of certain lulls de signed for tiie benefit of individuals; therefore, Be it resolved, That a committee of three, 011 the part of the Senate, be appointed to investi gate'these charges and report to the Senate, with a view of an impeachment of the Governor and expulsion of the guilty members, if found amenable to the charges. Tabled—l 6 to 8. Foreign. (BY CABLE. | Constantinople, August 35. The Sultan issued an order permitting Farra gut’s flag ship to pass through the Dardanelles. Liverpool, August 35. Marine disasters from recent gales are still reported. The ship Favorite, from Liverpool for New Orleans, was seen by an incoming ves sel off the coast ot Ireland, dismasted and iu a sinking condition. The crew refused to leave the ship. , , The ship Magdala, from Liverpool for Char leston, is ashore, dismasted. She may be got off. < Havana. Havana, August 35. General Alatorre wants five thousand more men to pnt down the rebellion in the State of Vera Cruz. Saluave has been again defeated, and is now acting solely on the defensive. He has made a foreed loau of $300,000. Saluave and the British Minister have been reconciled. Markets. FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC. London, August 25--Noon. Consols, 94. Bonds, 71)*. Sugar heavy and declined, 355.| 3d., duty paid j 245. 9d. to ar rive. Liveri’OOL, August 25 —Noon. Cotton steady; sales, 10,000 bales. Others unchanged. Liverpool, August 25—Afternoon. Cotton steady. Breadstuff's quiet and un changed. Rosin steady.' Turpentine heavy. J Liverpool, August 25—3, P. M. Cotton steady. Goods and Yarns at Man chester quiet and firm. Corn firmer at 345. Provisions and Produce unchanged. Liverpool, August 25—Evening! Cotton firm and more active; sales, lU.QOO bales; others unchanged. Frankfort, August. Bonds dull al, i New York, August 3K- Nous Gold, 1453.4. Old bonds, 12% ; North <»rti linu, old, 7134 ! new, 70; Virginia, ex coufou, 53; new; 53%; Tennessee, ex coupon, 63 ; new, 6234- New York, August 35—I’. M. Governments closed stronger; ’6os’ 13; Tennessee, 63; new, 02; North Carolina, 71; Virginia, 53; new 53. Money easier. Gob’, 14-1%. Sterling, 9%@9%. Southern bonds heavy. New York, August 25—Nooq. FJour 10@15 lower. Wheat I@2 lower,— Corn shade lower. Mess Pork quiet at S2B 70. Lard quiet. Cotton rather quiet at 00@30%. Turpentine quiet at 44%. Rosin unchanged. New York, August 25—P. M. Cotton shade lower ; sales of 1,500 bales at 30@3034; chiefly, 80. Flour at noon’s decline. Corn easier at ?i 19%@1 22%. Mess Fork-- old, S2B ; new, £.28 75. Other provisions steady. Whisky firmer ; bond, 72. Groceries dull. Turpentine, 44#45. Rosin, $2 75#7. Freights declining; cotton, steam, 8-lOlhs. Grain, 2% @B. 9 Baltimore, Align-J W Cotton quiet at, 30. Flour weaker % not quotably lower. Wheat declined 5c.; print.' to choice, Sf 2 05($8 70 ; good to fair, $2 25(52 35. Corn Ann ; white, ?! 20# i 22. Oats dull at Gs#7o. Rye firm at $1 40. Provisions firm and unchanged. Virginias, old, 47%@47% ; North Carolina*, new, 70J4- St. Lours, August 25. Flour heavy, declined ; superfine, *0 35#t? 80. Corn very heavy at 91094.; Mess Pork, s2l fib- Bacon in fair demand aad un changed. iVhisky.fi 25. Wilmington, August 25. Spirits turpentine weaker at 40@40% ; New York casks, 41. Rosins active. at ail advance ; strained, (M); No. 2, $2 10#3 !■»; No< 3, f.l #3 50; pale, $4 50. Tar firm at $3 30. MditLE, August 25. Cotton Nothing doing and quotation:- nom inal ; receipts, none ; exports, 107 hales. New Orleans, August 25. Cotton quiet and steady; middling. 29; safes, 135; receipts. 33 bales. Sterliuvr, 573-i# r,n. N,-w York i-igiil, % premium. GotfL 144. Sugar and Molasses dull grpl nominal. Flour dull and declined; superfine, j-7 25# 13. Coni dull at $1 05# 1 10. Oats dull at 02. Hay firm ait. S2(i. Bran easy and unchanged. Pork dull .at S3O 50. llaeon quiet; shoulders, 14 ;ch ar, 17J4- Lard quiet; tierce, 19%@19% ; keg, 21 %. Charleston, August 25. {lotion steady; sales, 77 bales; middling, o %. Savannah, August 35. Cotton dull; no sales; receipts, 31 bales. JVlarine News. Wilmington, Aiii.u 1 25. 4rriveef--Rebecca Clyde, New York; Jas. A. Gary, Baltimore. Charleston, August 25. Arrived—Steamer Champion, New York ; eteamcr Sea Gill!, Baltimore; sehr. Mv Rover, New York ; sehr. Plandome, Philadelphia. Savannah, August 25. Arrived--Steamship Wyoming, Philadelphia. Augusta Market. c»us>roa Diilv Cn»STr*iwra*rti(W> f Tuttnrov, August ■ : M. 5 VINANCIAi.— GOLD Dull; Inlying at 144 and selling at 117. HI I.VKIL-Buying al J :'.f> and selling at I-I COTTON Dull and unchanged. Bales, 6 halos. Rocoip* s, 12 balds. BACON—Firm. Wo quote O. Sides, 19@f9jf ; c. n. f-ides, 19; V: 15. Hides, 17X5118 ; Shoulders, 10; Warns, according to cut and quality, Is(JJ22; Dry Halt Slionldoi,-, 11(316 ; Dry Halt C. K- Sides, 18; Bellies, IC. CORN -Unsettled and quotations nominal. We quote white, if I If>; mi: ml, tl 10, from a- ind WHEAT—We quote white, 26 (r':l -hi; mi,s2 10 6f2 2<l. FLOUR— City Mills, 1:1 OOfAM 00 ; at. retail, *1 V barrel higher. Country, «Jo (VKWI2 o*l, m-diocr to quality. CORN MEAL *1 -1 •a! wholesale. ...if p srtsf to tal I - MKAD—SI 26. OATH--85; nominal. ! , KAH-.Y)hI! *1 10. SELLING OUT. JVX tt US. BEG wit! no.:I theft -he-1; of son NBTIJ, ‘HATH, FLO WKKS, etc., bohov tce-t prices, to in ,k( loom for an entirely new stork -I FALL GOODS. M M KS. HJCii I N’S Frenrli Miilm.uy and Dressmaking Establishment, anglfi-eodlm 328 Broad stre-et- PAINTER & FINCH, BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS, IVI_ANUFAGTBRI!,U3 of BAKU, BMNDH, and DOORB. Every description of WOOD WORK executed to order neatly and with dispatch. Particular attention tdven ter JOBBING and RE PAIRING.. NEWTON HOUSE BUILDING, WAHTHNGTON ST BEET, AUGUHTA, (iA. aui'lt eodlm FOR SALE, IVEv PLACE hi llanisonvitl-, eonh- niag sixty Aeneul LAND, w!UI the valuabh D\V «(.».(NO on! l would accept any good seenritieh fn payment o part oi all. Terms easy, 1 jljes port, ,q. au«l2-tf THOH. I*. HTOV.I LL. WANTED, Wooi» Wool, Wool. JL. AM PAYING the highest cash prices for all qualities ol WOOL—washed, unwashed and hurry. H. MORRISON, augfi-tf Agent. ESTABLISHBH) IN IH3O. RISLEY & CO., (Successors to ILarral, Rislbv Ac Oo.) 11l CIIAAIBERS and 1 HUDSON STS., > NKW YORK, Wholesale Cash Drug ffause, and FKKK a well selected stock of DRUGB, MKD IOINKH, PAINTS, OILS, DYK HTUFKH, CftKM ICALB, HOAI’H, PKRKUMKUY, 15RU8I1KH, PA TENT M KDICI NEB, Ac., andjeverylhing appertain ing lon Kirst-Crabs Wnoi.RßAi.it D*eo Hronn; suited to the wants of Retail Druggists, Country Merchants, Physicians, Manufacturers and Families. We know that. Pure Medicines, Choice Goods and Fair llealfng will secure trade and confidence ; and are determined to sustain the reputation of our pre decessors for uprightness,integrity and enterprise. By avoiding credit risks we are enabled to offer sub stantia! inducements to Cash Buyers; and we cor dially invite all to call, or send us their lists of wants, for ) tricing. We promise the Attention to or ders by mail as when personally present, Very respectfully, C. F. Risks v, ) RIBLRY & CO. W. -T. Ooitr ) aprl-law6ra LIVERPOOL SALT. 3,000 SACKS arriving by boats ; for j sale from wharf or store, f- V atig2seod*c2w HORTON & WALTON. A I FOR RENT. TO RENT, ROM the first of October next, tho roomy DWELLING next above tbe Burko coiner, south side of Broad street, over the store of Obtjbn A DOBCHER. For terns, apply to ANDERSON W. WALTON, Adm’r. nug23- ts TO RENT, HOUSE in Woodlawn, near the Toll Gate, tax Rooms; also Kitchen, Wash House, and Stable. All in good order. Apply to O. H. STRICKLAND, aitg72-tf Augusta Factory. TO RENT, _1- HE .BRICK DWELLING, coiner Taylor and Elbert streets; all necessary outbuildings attached; a Pump of good wnter in the yard, and a large garden. Rent reasonable. Apply to W. C. MACMURPHY, aug2o-6 241 Broad street. FOR SALE OR RENT, TTOTTHK and LOT on south side of Hale street, next above Kahrs’ Lumber Yard. The House con tains six (6) Rooms, is new ami well built, and has jjaen recently painted. Tho Lot is 40x160 foet. For terms apply to O. A. WILLIAMS A CO. atiglO-tf TO RENT, b)TOKK northwest corner Campbell and Kills streets. ALSO, Desirable OFFICES and ROOMS in building occu pied by Cu as. A. Rowland, 296 Hrdud street, at low rates. Apply to * ALFRED BAKER, or augl9-tf T. 1). CASWELL. TO RENT, A. SMALL HOUSE, containing five rooms, No. 277 Ellis sheet. Enquire at augl4U 304 BROAD STREET. TO RENT, rn I UK TWO STORES, Nos. 317 and 319 Broad street, occupied hy Vaugiiau Ac Muki-hy and 11. O. Bryson ; also, the DWELLING above, occupied by Mr. Myers. One STORK, 320 Broad street, and DWELLING containing rix rooms, above, occupied by Mr. John Kbnny. Ono STORE and DWELLING, No. 335 Broad street, occupied by Mr. Kbrnkb. One STORK and DWELLING, 355 Broad sheet, Occupied by Mr. Wn.sON. For terms, apply to 1). I* CURTIS, ' augll If No. 431 Broad sticet. TO RENT, JBLoM OCTOBER FIRST, A STORK on Broad street, near Central Hotel, between Mclntosh and Jackson Btre. ts, Apply to jyßo-tf W. \V. MONTGOMERY. TO RENT, rn J, HE desirable BRICK RESIDENCE, on the Northouel corner of Monument and Ellis street*, con taining seven rooms. Apply ON THE PREMISES, siigttr TO RENT, ROM tho first of Octobor next, that, dohiruble DWELLING r>n tho H. \\ r . corner ot Ihoud and Kof lock streets, lately occnpier] by Fhank 11. MiLLKR r Exq. Jt contains nine rooms, with an u bun dance oi closets and other convtmioncos, besides water closet and bath room, and Ims also in most of tho rooms*. Apply to R- H AONEW, jy3o-lm 3(50 If road street. TO RENT, Thu DW ELLING HOUSE on the corner of Bay and Lincoln streets, containing eight rooms. 1 Apply to jy3o-tl • GORDON GAIKDNBR. TO RENT, F ROM the Ist of October, a desirable KEBI - situated on the Southwestern I’lank Road, containing live Rooiiip, and having 60 acres of Culti vutablo Uand allachesl. Fine well of Water and neces sary Outbuildings on the premises. Apply to J. 1.. MA X W ULL, Attorney at I.aw, augl-1 awl in No. 2 Warren Block, FOR RENT, ROM the first of October next, tho PRTSMIBKB near the LuFayotto Race Course,on the Mllledgevilte road. The house contains eight rooms, good out buildings, and 14X acres of land. Apply to Jy2l-tf J. A. VAN WiN'KLK. TO RENT, A. HOUSE and LOT, on Broad street, lielong ing to the estate, of 8. 1 f. Oi.i vm». Apply to L. I). UAL UK RBTKDT, augß-tf I. T. Olivru, Administratrix. TO RENT. ROM tho first, of October next, tho middle tenement of the BRICK BUILDING, known as the Wheeler Building, north side of Broad street, at pres ent in the occupancy of T. B. Htavyobd, Esq. The same has recently undergone sundry lepairs and ad ditions, which altogether renders it a veiy daeiruhle residence. Apply to jySO-tf JOHN A. BARIS KB. TO RENT, ~L ROM iirst October next, a SMALL* STORK, under Central Hotel/ aug!2-tt APPLY AT THE KOTKL. FOR RENT OR SALE, TnAT ELIGIBLE BRICK YARD and all Ita appurtenances, belonging to tbe estate of the late Cbailes Delaigle, deceased, and situate near the c J ty of Augusta. ALBO, THE HOMJESTEAW, And about 20 acres attached, which are in the highest state of cultivation, comprising vineyard and a large markot garden in complete order. The residence con tains 15 rooms, and all necessary pantries and closets and all necessary outbuildings, including a noat dairy, with water running through—water line. Also, a large flower garden and a well stocked green-house to be bad with the residence if desired. On the prem ises there aro complete gas works and all necessary fixtures. For terms, Ac. ,apply to B. BIG NON, j»n3-tf Acting Kxec.ntor. TO RENT, HOUSE, situated on Ihe corner of Broad and Lin coln streets, now occupied by Mr. O. E. Mustik. W. H. HOWARD. Avgusta, Ga., Aug 3d, 1868. aug4-lm TO RENT, H'ROM the Ist of October next, two STORES and a DWELLING, No. 164 and 166 Broad street. Apply to HENRY MYERS. aug7-tf FOR RENT - TO RENT, THRKK FINE LARGE STORKS, North side Broad street. Nos. 141, 143 aud 145, at present occu pied by J. Pbaorb and L. Rozbnfelt. For terms apply to A. P. ROBERTSON, jy2B-tl No. 145 Bioad street TO RENT, f JL'HE DWELLING HOUSE now occupied by Mr. P. K. Gi.Eason, situated on Ellis street, above Marbury, containing eight rooms, four of which have fire places, with all necessary out-buildings and Hydrant in yard. Apply to <TAS. G A LLA HER, 390 Broad street,above the Upper Market. augl2-tf Cotton Offices to Rent. ■ Apply to ISAACT. HEARD & CO. angS-lm TO RENT, T*HE LOT and BUILDINGS now in tho occu pancy of the Savings Bank of Augusta, and lormerly of the City Bank. Apply to A. Goold. J. C. FARGO, aug2-3awtf Assignee. TO RENT, TVT V RESIDENCE 111 Hummo'villo, with 26 acres of LAND, all under toner. The house lias ten Rooms, with Pantiles, and all sufficient Outbuild ings for servants, and good Stables, and on the pre mises a well of fine Water. Also, three fine ROOMS, over my Cotton Office, suitable for Bleeping Rooms or Offices. Apply to ANTOINE POULLAIN. augS-dactf WILLCOX & GIBBS SILENT SEWING VY PKlf/U’KC'J ’ WONDER Xn ITS SIMPLICITY, Noisotessnoes, Strength ot Stitch and Beauty ot Fii-ish. Has a patent device, whidi prevonts its turning tiackward. NEEDLE IS SELF-ADJUSTING, and cannot be sot wrong. Its Ilemmcrs, Feller and Braider are acknowledged superior to all others. IT RUNS HO LIU UT that ladies ia feeble health may use it without injury. Send for a circular containing full information--no tices from the Press, testimonials from those using tho Machine, Gte. We refer to any one using this Machine. . , For salt: at, manufacturers’ prices by WIIXOX, GIBUS & CO., NO. 97 BAY STREET, SAVANNAH. NO. 241 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, General Agents for the State of Georgia. J. 11. 11. OSBOKNfS, 339 ltROAl) STREET, Local Agent, Augusta. AGENTS WANTED kn every county throughout the Stale to sell Machines. “ Westward the Star of Kmplrr lakes »s Way.” Secure ;i Home in California. THE IMMIGRANT Homestead Association, OF CALIFORNIA, Ineot poiated nmlor the laws of the State, November 30th, 1867, for t he purpose of Providing Homes for its Members, Anti thereby ituluce Immigration. C«i|>i(.ot Stock $1,000,000, Divided into 2,000,000 Shares at $5 each, PAYABLE IN UN ITED STATES CURRENCY. (JkRTIFICA'PEH OF STOCK Issued to Subscri bers immediately U[ion receipt ot tho money. NO PERSON A LI,OWED TO HOLD MORE THAN FIVE SHARES. A Circular containing a fall description of the prop ,-rly to he distributed among tlu- Sliareholdurs sent to any address upon receipt of stamps to cover return postage. Information as to price of land In any pottion of the State, or ujion any other subject of Interest to parties proposing to immigrate, cheerfully furnished upon re ceipt of stamps for postage. All letters should tie addressed Secretary Immigrant Homestead Association Post Office Box No. 86, e. San Fbanciisco, California. aulf> d*c3m CORN. 20 CAR LOADS of primo TENNESSEE AND UPPER GKKOUGUA mm mm mt 9 For sale at Georgia Railroad Depot. aug23-3 J. O. MATHEWSON. NOTICE. Having sold *out our business to Messrs. Btatlbs & Rkab, wo would recommend them to our friends as gentlemen of onergy and ability, and would solicit for them a continuance of tho patronage so liberally bestowed on us. WALKER & CUKBWKLL. Augusta, August 20,1868. WOOD! WOOD 1! Having purchased the business of Messrs. Walkbr & Crbhwbll, we are now prepared to fur nish tho best Upland Oak, Hickory and Pine WOOD, seasoned and unseasoned, and in nny quantity. A futl supply will always bo kept on hand, sawed any length desired, and dolivered In any port of tho city. We jvould solicit a liberal share of patronage. STAPLES A REAII. aug2o 6 H D. LIMTON. R. L. OBNTBT. OSO. K. MOORS. S. D. LINTON & CO., COTTON FACTORS AND Commission Merchants, JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. WILL give their prompt personal attention to the sale of all PRODUCE Consigned to their care. Commissions charged wilt he One aud a Quarter per Cent. CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. auglO-dlmacSin AUCTION SALES. .Administrator’s Sale. By Samuel K, Dick, CHARLIE B. DAY, AuctkiNkeb. w ILL be sold on SATURDAY, August 29th, 1863, at 10 o’clock, a. m., at public outcry to the high est bidder, 011 the premises In “ Woodlawn,” (at lute residence of Tiioa. W. OniciißSTßit,) all the perisha ble property, Household and Kitchen FURNITURE, belonging to the estate of Ghohcir V. Conn, late of Chatham county, now in Richmond county, for the benefit of tlift heirs and creditors of said estate, con sisting ill pint of the following article', \>z : Bureaus, Stilus, Mahogany Bed steads, Ottomans, Carpets, Rugs, Matlrosscs, PillowSj Feather Beds and Bolsters, Blankets, Matting, Desks, Book Cases, Sideboards, Moves, Brass Fenders, Cook ing Utensils, Crockery, Window Shades, Wardrobes, UatracUs, Pictures, Bath Tubs, Chandeliers, Trunks, Jugs and Jars,' Demijohns, Tubs, Buckets, Pans, Saws, Axes, Hoes, Rakes, Spades, Plows, Harness, Andirons,* Smoothing Irons, Shovels and Tonga, {.amps, Sifters, Oofi'eopots, Trays. ALSO, Ono Buggy, one norse, two Cows, two Hogs, Ac. Sold by order of tho Ordinary of Chatham county for tho benefit of the heirs and creditors ol said estate. M. SPAIN VEUDKRY, Administrator, per P. 8. VKKDERYj,M. D. augl9-td Richmond Sherltf’.s Sale. W"ILL he sold, on the first Tuesday in SEP TEMBER next, within the usual hours of s. le, at tho Lower Market, in the city of Augusta, Richmond county, the following and ;s<- Id pivpurty, to wi* : Ono tract LAND, si tinted In said county of Rich mond, about three miles from the said o'; ly of Augusta, on tile Augusta A Savannah Railroad, (excepting tho right of way of the said railroad through said tract of land,) containing three hundred and nine acres, moto or less, and bounded on tlio south by land of Join Pliinizy and liocky Creek, on the west by lauds now or formerly Deliiiglo’s, ou the north by lands now or formerly the property of Delaigle, and a lane belong ing to John Pliinizy; and on the east by land of Joint Pliinizy. Said Land levied on by virtue of a mort - gage 11. fa. in favor of John Pliinizy \s. Robert C. Eastlcring, issued from the Superior Court of Rich mond County, October Term, 1802, and pointed out and described in said fi, fa. JOHN D. SMITH, jcSOlnwtd • Sheriff It. C. MACHINE! FASHION A PUS HOARDING SCHOOL, FOR Young Ladies, CHARLESTON, S. C., Mrs. JOHN L.VUUKV Priu. .n-,1, ZEsGUSH. VRENCII. Mi -Of, DRAWING. DANCING and all tho a,:c. i uoiits ot a polilo Education taught. Session commencse Octoi'er l-t, end July Ist. For Terms, etc., solid fn, «.;>rcnliim and address Mart. JOHN LAUIiEN Jh'ucipal. nugl6-lm BAGGING AND ROPE. W K offer to tho 'l . i» •.•-• s t-c-. : it 1,400 Kolia of Extra Heavy 1 Ikinq > '•..}- GING. 'J’liei Bagging is 45 inches wide nnd weighs 2:30 per j aril. 700 Coils and half coils beat Machine ROPE. aug22-0 BLAIR, SMITH A. CO. Notice to Cotton Planters. K are manufacturing tho CHEAPEST nnd BEST COTTON GINH now offered in llai State, which we will noil to planters on reasonable terms. Pintles buying from us may rely on hoi rig furnished With a GOOD GIN. Vv< could give a in.a her ot very Mattering certificates from planters who have nrwsl mo CHNI-VIkA doom it iiiinis-.t-ssurv, ar- we war rant every GIN sold by us to perform well. After an experience of twenty years In our huaini>-> wo feel warranted in saying our make of GINS sltal not be surpassed liy any other. Old GINS sent us (freight paid,) will hr repaired h; good order and returned. Thumb—We will give a credit on now GINS until the first of December next, with satisfactory accept ance. For repairs of old GINS payment will be re quired when the work is done. Orders for GINS tenpeetfully solicited. Being tn: > native Georgians, wo appeal to such to patronize ns. J. D A 11. TANARUS, HAM MACK, aiigP dtcflw (Jrawfordville, On. NOTICE. riigposi dos my interest in tiie BOOK, BTATIONKRY nnd FANCY GOODS BUSI NKHH (ditto o( sale May 14th, ISOS,) to EDWARD 8. BLKAKLKY, I cheerfully recommend him to tho public generally. A. BLKAKLKY, Aooosta, August 24, 1805. NOTICE. Having purchtwed from A. BLEAK LEY Ida entire of BOOKS, STATIONERY aud FAN CY’' GOODS, (date of purchnso May Mill, 1808,) I will continue the business in my own name, and solicit a shave of the public pat ronage. EDWARD B. BLKAKLKY. Augusta, August 24,1808. aug2s-3 NOTICE To Retailors of Spirituous Liquors* jEXkTAILERH of Spirituous Ltquois whose County Licenses have expired, or who have not yet taken out such License, are hereby notilied that they must renew or take out the same forthwith, or they will ho dealt with according to law. - SAMUEL LEVY, aug2s-10 Ordinary R. C. ALBERT G. HALL, GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT, 221 BROAD STREET. IT IRK, LIFE and MARINE INbURANOK ef fected to any amount., in tho most reliable Companies in the country. Tho following Companies arc specially represented by him: THE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY', Os London and Live,, col THE GEORGIA DOME INSURANCE OO , Os Columbus, (j,). TUK NOKTII AMERICAN FIRK INS. CO., Os Hartford, Conn. THE JEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE CO., Os Scottevllie, Va. THE NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE CO., Os Norwich, Conn. TIIE JAMES RIVER INSURANCE CO., Os Montreal, Va. THE INSURANCE Ac SAVING CO., Ot Richmond, Va. TUK UNION FIRK INSURANCE CO., Os Baltimore, Md. TUK VIRGINIA INSURANCE CO., OfStauikon, Va. ALBO, THE MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE CO., Os New York. Cull Assets, $4,301,773 45. jo2B-lyif New Warehouse Firm, .Hi* W. JKWfHiT* (who for twerty-foar ycairi prior to 1865 was .actively engaged in the Cotton Fac torage and Commission Business) and WILBEU FOROIC DANIEL, (late of the firm of 11. F. Uns sbi.i* & C 0.,) have entered into co partnership, under the firm of K. W. Douqhty A Cos., and ofler their services to their friends and the public as COTTON FACTORS and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Their Office and Storage are in the well known and commodious Warehouse Buildings formerly occupied by Bustin A Walkbr, on Mclntosh street. The charge for selling Cotton will he One and a Quarter per cent, for all customers. Part ies who have Cotton in store, and desire reason able advances iu Cash, will be accommodated. K. W. DOUGHTY, WILBERFOROK DANIEL. Avgusta, Ga., August 18,1868, auglSdAe-U . » - . 1 •
