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U 600 ISO « ! 172 SO I 192 6 i ilfi 00 Ojj ,i pin--, in.^-M"i, 7b rack addition* nssrt.ion under 1 v't.-ek, 5a oonts, 26 per cent, additional for advnrtisoment* kept on be braids. * | -. 25 per cent, ad ntlonal In Special Oolnmn. 25 per cent, ml lltlonal for Doable Oolnmn. Muiwage and Funeral Nofloec, Jl. or longer, wm-thirls above rates. In VVoofe’r for one mouth or longer, one-half t fc * atm. for Daily. In Dally, Tri-Weekly and Weekly, double tlie dailj aloe. AdverliecmenU conti o-jod for one year will br barged two-thirds the above rate* for the last eh months. It will h i perceived t the foregoing that we have duoad the rat-.: of advertieing fifteen to twenty per cent., to take effect on this day, dingle Vipers, 5 cent*; to now* hoys, 2X cent*. T«hmß—Cash CONSTITUTIONALIST WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOV 16. 1870 Stamp Duties,— There seems to be some misunderstanding among business men generally as to the construction 9f that pari of the act of July 14,1870, which ex empts “promissory notes for a less sum than one hundred dollars from stamp duty. The law as it now stands, divested of its verbi age, is as follows: The tax on checks, drafts or orders drawn at sight or on demand re mains unchanged, viz: Two ceuts when dfawn for any sum whatever upon any bank or trust company, and a like amount when drawn “ for any sum exceeding ten dollars upon any other person or persons, companies or corporations.” Bills of ex change (inland). draft or order, for the pay ment of any sum of money not exceeding one huhdrecl dollars, otherwise, than at sight or on demand, or any promissory note (for a less sum than one hundred dol lars), are exempted irom stamp on and after the Ist of October, 1870. Evidences of debt, such as “ 1. O. U. $100,” “due you $100,” usually called “ baWi** or pro missory notes arc relia ble (as inJ l j4*e«Wnifii'i'grapht above) to the twu-ee»t?stamp duty. Joining the Angels— The New York World thus relates how a rash Chicagoan enlisted with the angels: “Two drunkeu men of Chicago, one a liromilow and the other a Sanders, stood at a street corner at midnight, looking up at a number of moons and stars chasing each other through the midnight sky. They were very drunk and despondent. ‘Bromilow,’ said Sanders, ‘zhlsh zay bad world—all liollovv- zer’s nossin in it—it’s all rot.’ Sanders replied, as lie pointed to every available point of the compass, ‘ let’s join ze angels up /.are, where all is peasli and zlioy.’ So Sanders toddled off as well as lie could, and bought, morphine enough to aid them in their contemplated flight to the realms of ether. Then both assisted each to the \laulton House, aud there took the drug. In the morning Bromilow was fouud dead- though Sanders ODly slep. Re called to consciousness by the police, he told them where the soul oi Bromilow was, and the coroner’s juiy brought iu au ac cordant verdict.” Lettjng Them Loose to Give Thanks. —Bullock promulgates an order, discharg ing nlueteeu convicts sentenced to the peni tentiary for life for the crime of burglary, iu the night time, giving the r-nggp,tjuri tine** their trial, the Legislature, by act otQq& : ber 5, 1868, modified the punishment for burglary iu the night time, and that he considered the majesty of the law vindi cated. The pardon takes effect on the 24th instant, Bullock’s thanksgiving day, and the following are the convicts to be loosed in time to give thanks and get ready for the December election: John Davenport, Robert Perry, William Johnson, Green In man, Jared S. Webb, John Williams, Henry Walker, Jake Walker. James A. Hall, Rich ard Hankinson, Alfred Pitman, Henry Cain, Henry Daniel, James Martin, Paul Key, Mingo Trammel, George A. Kero, Henry Singleton and Albert Harris. Reduction ov Fares. —We have the an nouncement worn Sacramento that the Central Railroad has reduced the price of second-class ticket# from |BO to $75 to Omaha, currency, and from sllO to SIOO, currency, ta New York. The third class fares from San Francisco to New York arc also cut down from $75 to $65; and from San Francisco to Omaha, from S6O to SSO currency. The running time from that city will be six days and twenty scours. * * - 1 {ErHDeeklg Constitutionalist i ‘l* / r ii 4-1 >* ' ' ' M , ■«?, /' V - ,u' -i. ‘ u{.*i ,*u* Carbolic Acid and Street Watering. —During the past Summer, most of the crowded streets of London have l*een watered on alternate days with a weak solution ot carbolic acid, as lias been the custom for ilie last four years, and there is no doubt that this excellent antiseptic and disinfectant has been very beneficial in a sanitary point of view. The inhabitants of those streets have often expressed satisfac tion at the freshness, and removal of disa greeable smells, which this acid produces, and they regard it as an addition to their comfort. Carbolic acid was also used in New Orleans during the past Summer with like favorable effect, says the 'limes. An Alteration of the Lord’s Prayer. —A few years ago nothing would have seemed more improbable than the deliberate alteration, by an authoritative body of Christian clergymen and orthodox Biblical scholars, of the phraseology and meaning of the Lord’s Prayer, yet such has been, the case. The New Testament revisionists,now in session in London, have voted that the literal translation of the phrase “deliver us from evil” should be, “deliver us from the evil one;” and they have decided to ex punge the at the end of the prayer, as absent from all the earlier manu scripts. Thus shorn and altered, the great prayer of the ages will sound unfamiliar indeed. jsqciHru*. jt Week. >j‘i We" It il - •jit Week*. -Jl Month. •jj Moßtls ’ 4 Month*. 1 1 Monti a Jb Month* jtt Month*. Samples of Snakes, Fruits and Silks. —The Agricultural Department at Wash ington has a large number of specimens of snakes and small animals of lizard species, a«plendid specimen of the sloth and similar small animals, In alcohol, from the authori ties at Honduras, presented by the depart ment, under a system of exchange, to the Smithsonian lustitnte. The department has more than a hundred specimens of Southern froits from the Alacon Fair, about the same number from Western Fairs, and a large number of specimens of silks from Switzerland. Fur Sacques. —For sacques will be worn more this season than ever before They are made shorter and more in the form ol the English jacket, worn by the ladies a few yeais since. Some few are made in the form of a circle, or more after the mantilla pattern. Astrachau and seal still consti tute the material selected, but the liner grades of the former, such as the Persian, are eagerly sought alter. In the seal they are mostly worn without trimmings. In Astrachau the Angora Binge still gives character to the garment. Novel Ticket Offices. — And • now comes a correspondent of the Courier- Journal with the import that the Indian apolis and St. Louis Railroad have put, tickets, to all the principal points East, on sale at several of the most prominent houses of prostitution id St. Louis, select ing one of the most charming of the soiled doves as agent, for which they pay a liberal commission. Current News Mention. Both branches of the Philadelphia City Couucil, as the inauguration of the move ment for disbanding the volunteer Arc com pany system and the substitution of the paid system, have dismissed two volunteer companies for rioting. Boston voters viewed with astonishment two women distributing votes at two of the polls in that city on election day. On Thursday a lire broke out in the large transfer house of the New York Cen tral Railway Company at, Fast Buffalo, near the cattle yards, destroying the build ing and three hundred empty cars. The loss is estimated at over $600,000. The census show* the present population of Kentucky to be 1,483,695, au increase in the last ten years of 277,011, and the largest actual increase Kentucky lias made since her settlement. Six inches of snow fell in as many hours on Mount Washington, New Hampshire, on Thursday. The Baltimore papers state that not loss than 50,000 people of that city, chiefly Catholics, turned out, on Thursday last, to meet and welcome back to Baltimore Arch bishop Spalding ou his return from Rome Little Delaware did nobly in the recent contest. The Democrats carried every county in the t tate, and elected all the ofll cers from Governor to School Director. The Radicals relied upon negroes; the Democrats upon while men. A company has been formed in New York, with a capital of $1,000,000, to make a canal across the Florida peninsula, front Jacksonville to Key West, a distance of 20 miles. Col. Thomas H. Peebles, a State Senator iu Tennessee, has been killed by S A. Point or. The Tennessee press is becoming alarmed at the migratory disposition manifested by large numbers of people from various por tions of that State. Hundreds oi families are going to Texas. Harry Whittsy, circus manager, was shot a Rayville, Louisiana, ou the fourth, and died at Vicksburg. What a Colored Woman Thinks of the Fashions.— Women, you forget that yoga are mothers of creation ; you forget your sons were cut off like grass by the war, and the land was covered by their blood; you rig youiselves up in panlers and Grecian bendbacks and flummeries; yes, and mothers and gray-haired grand mothers wear high-heeled shoes and humps on their heads, and put them on their babies, and stuff them out so that they keel over when the wind blows. O mothers! Pm ashamed of ye! What will such lives as you live do for humanity ? When I saw them women on the stage at the Woman’s Suffrage Convention, the other day, I thought, what kind of reformers be yon, with goose wings on your heads, as if yon were going to fly, and dressed in such ridiculous fashion, talking about reform aud women’s rights? ’Pears to me yon had belter reform yourselves first. But Sojourner is an old body, and will soon go out of this world into another, and wants to say when she gets there, “Lord, I have done my duty ; 1 have told the whole truth and kept nothing back.”— Sojourner IVuth's Speech at the Providence Woman's Rights Con vention. Diet in Paris.— A correspondent of the Londou Telegraph writes from Paris on the 16th: “ Good men and housewives light with each other outside the doors of the butchers, the tripe dressers and the sausage makers’ shops. .Even the women must take their tarn at the well to draw cold water. Meat we are now rationed at 4to 5 ounces per head per day; It is quite a job to get It; bat of coarse horse flesh and donkey flesh krff consumed in large quanti ties. Horse steaks are 9 cents per lb. and even Is. Horses are now sold by weight even to the army. Straw at 15d. per bundle of 10 lbs., will explain that the people prefer to eat the horses to feed them. Vegetables nre very dear; Is. for a cabbage; potatoes at 2)fcd. per lb. Fish out of the question. A rabbit, Bs.; geese, 16s. to 205.; turkeys, 255. to 40s. Cheese anite & Inxnrv ’> REGISTERED VOTERS. f LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS IN THE City ot Augusta to 2 o’clock, November 12 i Ward Mo. f. A. Allen, James P Antony, Milton W Alexander, Win W. Adam, Ilor on B Anlliony L I, A idle, Aleck Arlington, Henry II Adam, K M B. Brodhurtt,Geo W Henson, Andrew Punch, John VV Rent, Edmund Bridges, Ttu-od- re C Britton, 11 ei ry iconic, J, T Brodie, A M Big.ion, Heinard BakmyJofin Belcher, Algernon's Broom, Thomas M Brown, Theodore A Barrett, W II Iha'-e, Henry A Burton, Francis U onnt, Chni-lts .1 rerrv, James B dlio, Jas 11 Berrien, Aaion Botiil neait. Geo E Bolton, Felix Brown, John Boulw.ire, W II Ttothwi 11, DaVid J Bola", Haiidv Boiworth, James J Bel l , Henry ll Best, John Itlgnon, A P Baxter, John W Bowe, It J Bignon, Chorles Jl Brown, W K Brown, Anlersori Blount, G A Bell, llemy lloebler, T E Bothwell, JT Kell. Moses Black man, W M fct tturt.il], Edward Branch, Abram Butts, Joseph Hrugg-mnn, F H Ihir.-h, J Vv B. G A Busb,GP C. Cartledge, .1 -bn Osson, Thomas < hrist an, John A Cyles, John B Oorey, Eugene A Clarke, James O Cheenlioro, W B Clarke, Henry E Call, John W Clapp, Itora- e 11 Crump, A B Cheesia-r \ Win E Calvin, M V Clemons, Jesee Copper, Ebenezer Oarv, Clement O t mannings, Joseph Coffin, John R Channtnn. Edmund Claik, Jack Calhoun, David W Clayton, John J Coon, JamesW Ch tvous, Ke ly C:i»hin, iVm Ciocker, John L C. r bsnezar Clay-, Heniy Cary, Biias J Carr, Horace Carson, W m Christian, Robert D. Denham, Samuel Danforth, Jerry Davis, Nathan Day, James W i'tween, M J Divie, Robert Dimham, Chas ,T Dellahay, John H Darlington, Richard Disls, Nelson Doughty, K W Darlington, Biannon !>owe- , He ry Day, John L Dorsey, ('has Darby, Win Doseher, II vV Doughty, J J E. Ells, John L Edw-ir-is, Win I d-iey, Wins-rn Early, Wm Esateiltng, James O Faughuan, Htephen Foster, M P Foster, H Clay Floyd John Force, Alfred O G. • Gould, William T Griffin, John C Griffin, The* J Gijeni, Albert G egg, Jas J Garvin, Geo N Gra am, Joseph Gurley, Josi pli A Glover, Koheri D Goodvear, Alfred R Gad di-n. J mkson Gaisden, Toney Garvin, Ignatius P Greene, l.incas Griffin, Wm II Graus, Charley Golries, Henry Greene, Alex H Glover, Jas, U Gr. gory, B II Greene, Jam. s George, Alez^der Goetchius, C T Gant, Jacob Graham, D Oallaber, l’ H. Harley, Edward H Ilersev, Chis W Harbig, George Holman, Francis Howar-t, Tliomas L Haygood, Ginhs Hicks, Edmiin l J Harris, Joseph B ‘liek°, Ansel E Baugbton, W W Hi-my. This W Harley, Stephen Ho lidav, Eli Ho'scy, Alex Hookey, Geo B Harrison, Ben Hellish r, John F Holmes, U'hosJ Hauler, Matt II Howard, Win H Ilafers, Henry Hahn, JnoG H ill, T’hom .'s Hubbird, R H Hols.-y, Pompey Ilopkins, P L Harris, Tbon-as Herbert, W H llariey, Fri-d D Hankins.-n, Kdw Holmes, W Hatcher, E J Ho'lingswoith, C T Hool, G M II iley, Michael Hale, Wm Harrison, Hundley I. Izzard, John J. Jennings, Bias Johnson, Phillip Joseph, Wm M Jones, Wm H John-on. Uoliert Jackson, Robert Jordan, Henry H Jones, 'I homas Junkie, Hubert J.mts, Mingo Julies, Wm 11, Jr Jacobi, Wm M Johnson, I’oilsr.l Johnson, Ben lanna, Geo W Johnson John M Johnson, Henry Jackson. Uaudolj-h J uTl-H, J H .lohns iB, Wm rones; J A Jefli-is n, David K. Kavanagli, John King, Pleasant King, Wm W Keen, John K Kirkpatrick, I>, Jr Kantman, Kinilo Kiipiitriek, Wm Kingsman.TH K ihrs, Nicholas Kennedy, John C Keith, Km ok L. Lewis, Christ -pher F Linton, Samuel D Letvi.’, John 0 1 anoah.-n, Cornelius Losey, Isaac C Liverm in, Wm J l.otz, Frederick Levy, Is .ac Lumpkin. Porter Levy, Henry M L innnm, John T Lacey, Wesley Lamar, Richard Lewi*, J C LuDdy, James Low, Samuel I.annum. Kit Lir-dsay, Geo LnmaX, D -liiel 1 amar, Newman Liverman, Henry B Lawrence, T E Lee, Henry Lowry, J Lark, John M. Maniganit, Allen Miller, John T Morris, Jeremiah Martin, Chas B Morris, Bartholomew McNoal, Sandy Mcl.ennon. Mathew P Morrison, Henry Men rath, Peter Mange, Frauds A NT (-Cartel tv, J hn McKenzie Henry A B Mel aughlin Win Moore, R.t Mi-Murphy, D D Manly, Joseph Mitch -11, Robert Midedge, Robert Mitchell, Wm C Meredith, Henry L Me* .-uighlin, Geo W Muller, Wm McGee, Wm Mathews, Alex McDuffie, Moses McCabe, Frank Moore, Geo IC McDoual.l, John E M.-Laughlin, Jus K P Maher, Richard Miller, Josi -h M.-Na'Jy, Thomas Moseley, Aleck . Mitchell, Paul Monis, Richard B Moore, JnoW Morris, Win B Monger, Jacob Maddox, Luke Morrison. C McCarty, Edward O . Mi ler, Jno Moses, Pleasant Mcßride, W L M.-Lawe. Wm H Moore, Lindsay Mr-Ga-, Daniel Maxwell, J K Mixue, John C McKenzie, B N. Nelson, Robert Noimun, Jack Nolly, Claou New, Marlin O. Ooi.i n, Cord H < letjen, Joee, h Oltn, W Mil-> Oldham, Jas Owens, Charley P. Platt, Wm I, Prev .l, S M Parks, 11 alive I II Page, Phillip Pleasant, Robert IVunwell, T II Pemba-, Ch.-ie Paris, Wm Parr, Wm E Pi-eval, Samuel t'icquel, Al» Pell, John Palmer, Wm M Perry, Nathan Porter, David Philpot, Jno M • Paris. Joseph Payne, Obits K Parnell, Joseph H Pef et or, Andie.v Purr, Jno l’rilchar I, Marcus Purdue Hamunl 8 Painter, Wm Page, Thomas Pitts, Peruell Patterson, Joshua 3 Parker, Thos Parks, J Pendl.-ton, Wm Plank, C 3 Persevere, Edom &. Ric?, I.uke Robertson, Abner P Rum ey, Elijah Riley, Jos Russell, Benj. B Kichar :s, Wm T Roberts, Joseph O Russell, ll F Rogers, Henry Rnssell, James J Rodgers, Sivchjiriab J Ilamsey, Josei-h B Russell, Btrocon H Rogers, Edw G rind ford, Bmltt.field Ramsey, Wm Ridley, Ulysees A Ramsey, Jopeph W Rouse, Henry Radford, L F Riggs, John N Russell, Thomas Rogers; Elisha A Randall, G II Robertson, Dock Kaiford.Wm H Rnwls, II Kaiford, E Rhodes Ben 8. tlulb, John Bibley, Srmuel H mtih, John W Stoker, Henry Seize, John Snell,ng, Jss M Sullivan, Timothy Sibley, Geo K Bmal', Samuel K Sib ey, Josiah Sharp, Edwin V Smith, John Sack Uriah Smytbe, Wm M Smith, Jack Sclineiker, Henry 8 a Bings, Wm H Seals, Smith Stoy, F W Smith, Henry Stoy, Jno W, Jr Bi- ley, K t -3chirmer, Wm it r toss jl, Henry Bwint, Wm Stoffel, L Shudrich, Demp Scott, Henry shuckeliord, J 8 Blngleton, 'i J Fimmons, Frank R Sainsimon, James Btrau*, Geo F Scott, Jno O Simmons, J B Stone; B Bhaw, AK m ; T. ?unt, James E Talbot, I T bompson, Jas F Taylor, George anner, WmA Turpin, Wra E Taliaferro, Jos N Thomas, Michael Tankersly, Griffin Tbijmpson, Jsham Thomas, Jas Thompson, Jesse Taliaferro, John W Taylor, Cyrus Toole, Bmi F Tarver, Frank B Turner, Jackson Thomppon, Charles Tant, Alexander Tice, Henry Tiinbertake, F A Thomas, E E Tobin, Thos J F Hggsnu. Wm Virdery, A M Thos J Wise, Wm R Welch, Jno Williams, Henry Wheeler, Wm H Walker, Jenkins Washington, Dennis Wolfe, Hilliard E Wlllet, orange White, Thos N W*l ace, Robert m%r WUUs, S Miller Williams, W T Wright, Wm WaJker, B Williams, August Walker. K Wilson, Alfred WilKs, D ’ Williams, Ben Walker, G H Wynne, Claude N Williams. Jackson Walker, Nathan Walton, W K AUGUSTA, (Ga,) WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 10, 1870 _ iH f- Hrs 9MT‘i atp < a itwtt) AS»- i 1 . . Welgle, Geo A Watkins, Nelson Wilhau sou, Geo Watkin-, Henry Wright, Abel Wet hereby T B Williford, OH Y. Yancey, Samuel -Youngblood, Aug Young, Bob. Ward No. 3. A. Allen, Joseph V II Ashley, Roliert Allen, Henry B Alston, Chas Andrews, Geo T Adams, David Anderson, W T AdJy, T R Amory, Caesar - ' B. Black, J C C Barnes, Jehu A Butt, John 1> Beall, F A Bravlon. Ellery M Beverly, Randolph Burke, Jno Brennan, John A Bette, u, Wm P Boyce, Ker , Brl kle, Bainm-1 Bennet, K T Blanchard, West Bernaid, K Brown, Asa A Hatley, Kolk rt Bottom, Jordan B Brocks, Richard Hoggs, Wiliis Brown, M L Barrett, Thos G Bacon, J J Bign >n, Ilenrv A Brown, H Beard, Thomas P ' Batchelor, W A Byrne, John Barnes, Paul B aloes, dUi K thermal), Joseph , Biichaintn, Colin Bugg, A <1 Camptield. K iward Clark, Chas R Costello, J .8 Cuhnlngliaiu, Dutch Cnnup, 8 H Crowley, John M Cunningham, Pat J Conner, Eugene ■ Clarke, John M Clayton, E P « ohh, Thos 8 Castleberry, D T Ooughlan, Daniel Car U-r, Joseph Cates, W m A Coleman, Joe J Cohen, Ph.lip L 0-.rroll, Bernaid Campbell, Pulaski F Camptield, 11 T Campbell, David Coffey, John Coe' ran, Geo Cole, Jius D Coskery, John Clark, A J I'niorp, Rfcliard Cooke, John. H , Cairns, Chas Cook, AH -a Curuuiing, Thos B Cisey. CJ J v- w-. Cler, Anson F, Campbell, Lewis Cohen, Morris Car. 01, Thos Cohn, David Coleman, John 8; < lurry, C.-esar Cole, \V P Cl ilk; JnoW Cla.ke, L Coopei, George Campb.-l', H F Crane, Wm 11 Curtis, K R J>. Do tie, Wra T Dav e, I^vi Dashtr, Th'S Dennis, Wm Doriie, Theo C Des.on.be, C E Dwier, 1 bos D..yle, W.n Do.id, C K D-.rtie, J,r« B L Dortic, Aug L I>ugar, Louis A Dugss. Geo I’ D iubar.'EA Dofeln-r, Jno Deny, J C l*a\is, Jss II Dorr, Aug Dots n, Wm Doughty, W H Dent, John G Durban, 8 C K. Fetes, Ri hard Ely, Calvin Edwards, Joseph W F dmondson, Henry Eve, Sterling C Emanuel, Elbert Eve, Joseph. A Ellington, W D Eve, Joseph A Evans, J K Eve, Robert C K. Fishburn, B, nj Koz, Ja* P Finn, John Foreman, S -l C Fullington, Hobby D Fagan, Jan Futr, W J Ferber, C W Fleming, Jno L Furgemon, A B G. Galen, Si muel Giutchlr, Phil Glheon, Wm Gray, J.rs A Graham, Andrew Gray, Thos - Gray, \ T Garreit, Bom ! Greens, Robert Greenwood, T H Gar,than, Jas Gteen, J seph Gardner, John Glenn, Ulaseo Grant, Tim Goodiieh, C G H. Hays, John B Howaid, Wra S, Jr Helndell, Geo 3 Heggie, Kufns U Hamilton, Win Hei mm, Joseph Uan beiger, Pcler Hinkins, Henry Heffernan, Timothy Hen.-y, James Hegki -, Newton Harris. Wm Harden, Jas Balm, Jno D Hooper, Isaac Hays, jerry Houslcy, Wm Haim, C H itcher, Robert A Holley man. Thos II Hicks. Thos J Harper, Robert A Heard, 8 D Harper, Thos R Houghton, Jas Hellmutb, F Harper, Charity H B Jenkins, Andrew James, Rsmuel J ihn«on. Jesse Jones, Jcr-y Jone-, Wm Jacks n, Henry Jones, Robert Jack, D F Judkins, Joseph W Jones. Wm 8 JeflVrson, John Johnson, Alfred Jenkins, Antony Judkins, AW Jones. Du him Jones, Beakoru Jansen, Chas Kruneike Frederick Kean, Mat W Kelloher, Timothy Kennedy, David Ring, Roswell , Kavanali. K » L. Lyons, Thom .8 I.atlirop, Joseph J Lai kin, Thomas Lyons Ellis Lee, Jno R Wy, J.miah Levy , Abraham Lofton, Torlton I am).kin, Palmer Luk»,J..s Lar.-iy, Wm Latham, H M l andrura, Marry W 1 ee, .J W Lawson, Bike Laws.n; Lewi i Locket, H.-nry I-owe, Wash M. Meredith, James W McOauu, Pat H Murphy, Daniel G Miller, Leroy J Maddoiy, Muses M. M .lone, Philip Mill on, Juriah H Mitchell. Wm May, Patrick Miller. Jas .B Maine, John H McGrau. JasT McGrath, Cato • Maber, RW McKinnle, Rich ir.l Mvers, I) iv.d Moaie, Hmry Moore, N B Moore, Wm Monis, Philip McCarthy, Geo Moss, Josh Mulkey, Mac Meudleson, Albert Mofiat, Thus Mullaikey, Austin Malone, David McAdden, Jno Myeis, Henry Myers, A Morris, J V M. Miller, W H Moore, .Too B Mur.av, Frank Mulher.n, Patrick McManavey, Wtn Meinecke. jl. hn 11 Mim- , Moses Morphy, M ses C Mealing, W J Murphy, Edward T Milligan, J Me 1 ultffe, John Math. W 9, Geo McLean, Nei Marcus, 8 Mb'hew.. Samuel Marcus, M J M oseley, J ames Mc-oie, Henry Moril-.,’Adrian B N. Noningt. n, Jackson O. O’Donnell, Edward O’Hannon, Win OslKOrne.Toney Cppenheim, Julius H O’Donohue, Dennis Oliver, Geo II Osborne, Geo M Osborn, Toby Otis, Patii'-k O’Biieu, Thos O’Conner, Jno r. PourneHn, John B Picquet, L A Paiker./Jiistavus A Peacock, Bnmnel L Pervall, K.lwuid V' Piilchard, Wm II Phinizy, Jno, Jr Peaj , Henry T Phillips, Wm P.acock, N W Phin.zy, Wm .T I’eiers, Joss Pournelle, Jas G Pournelle, W F Pievi», Edward B Pyne, Prince Piatt, Jacob B Peacock, K Prager, Julius * Paine, Tho . as Phinizy, Jr Prsger, Ado'ph Page, Bully August Renkl, Gregor liudler, A K Rice, Patrick Iteyuolds J B Rielia ds, Th.os Russell, Daniel Richards, James B ltiee, M, Jr Itenz, J. coh . Kappold, Jno Remson. Tl.os H Hemson, R RoJgeis, W K Rich, (JT 8. Snead, Garland A , Steerman, Jno K Snead, Jno C Bumrier, Thos Stuart, Huron Bimou, Isaac Barling. Solomon Sylvester, Joseph Stockton, Jno L Singlet->n, Wru t*harkey, Patrick Smith, JoeT Summer, Emanuel R h'amuel, John Simmouet, Ed B Slelling F H Bchlein, Frederick Stujib, F M Smith, Samuel H W Se tt, W H Bhepjiard, Frank Smith, Albert Stono, John F Smith, Jacob Bikes, Wm R Short, » A tchii-y, Robert Simmons. L Shelton, Adam Stevens, Jordan Spaeth, Ohailes Banders, Wm Sanford, Henry M Snowden, J Q T. Thomas, Wm Thomas, John Tweedy, Alfred J Thomas, John TiHman, Jaa Till non, Sim Thom s, Edward Turner, Willis Turpin, Tully, Stephen Thompson, James Taylor, June Tant, W D Thomas, Robert Thoma-, Richard '1 hew, Geo M U. Usher, Abraham W. Walton, WmA West, JAA Wnaley, Jacob vv a-lace, Aaron Watts, George Wi liams,-\Vm M Williams, Richard Wine, Edward H Wr.ght, Moses Wiili .ms, Jerry W Williams, Daniel Wardlaw, T p Whitehead, Geo A Wiuter, Charles Williams, Rrbert Winn, Alfred Walker, Jas W Walker, Jas B Wright, Jno D Watkins, Neuson Wyatt, William W illiam, S V Williams, Lewis Wtighl, P L Wilson, KJ Y. Yeung, Edwin • Young, Peter Ward No. 3. A. Armstrong, Wm J Am-ley, John W Ad ims, Dock Adkffis, Willis Adam, Uto Artope, Chas Arraist and, R A’Harran, Michael Aabury, Emanuel Ammons, John ‘ Andereo:], Bradley Barker, Alfred L Brooks, Jacob Bloom, Jerry Brown, Jpe Bryson, Harper O Bowen, W m jy Bennett, Wm Boggs, Archibald Bryan, Cudio Bones, John B Belcber, Edwin Buckley, Daniel Bones Thomas M Beall, Scott Buckley, Timothy 8.-atl, Geo Beldlng, Newton Boyd, Nelson Bolding, Nelson 8 Boyd, Edlo Barrow, Wm Brown, D P Bland, Frauk P Brandt, A Bascorlllo, Robert E Brandt. H Brenner, Israel D Butt. Jas Bouchillon, Geo W Belding, W J Bryant, John E Barnes, Frank Bradfoi and, Hubbard Brown, Wm Berry, Thos Bntler, N K, Jr . Brown, Ben) A Bnrum, P a C. Craig, Joldi Cohen John.l, Jr Cartel-, Flournoy Clark, AmosK Cook, Arthur Otayton, Geo K Cakaghan, Wm . Carter, Harrison Cook, Milton Carter/.Johnß Cobeu, John J . Cage, Joe Cawiin, John Cotton, Geo , Godk, Harris, n Coffin, Clias E Oaiktthan, P«tricl£ " Callahan, Thos C-.slon, Owen Olnrk, Nicholas B Cltjunberlain, Henry Cook, Job ■ S Ohavons. Toby, Co'tou, Nichqlas UtitsL r, lfeiify -CoHitis, Ttinnlhy Caffly, Cytus Cosgrove, K J ». Dunn, Patrick Darby, David IVdtl igune, Wm M D’Anligna.-, Hums H Di*age, John U JMxon, Lewis Davis. John Davis, Jonn A Pinu-.in, HmisforJ J ,l>avis, Dermis K ivavldaon, John S Desmond, John DutSe, Jas Davis, Henry Despond, C Dobbins Kit E. K-trf, Chas Evans, Henry. Klsey, Elberl Edmondslo.t, Ous KaSffin, Austin Elmore, Richard Kdjtkrds, Ben a F. FeiHfc’, Wm W Fishman, 1 hos Fottst- \V m Kaughnan, Andrew Fix, Win Fleming, Jas I, Faugh pun. Miles Fleming, 'I hoi K K riu '4 Richard Fitzgerald, Edward Ford; D OafgiffiTJas Ga’van, Daniel GiMidey, Is’idore P Gresham, Andrew g-S** Otman o Un-tin, Geo illagh. r, Ed Griffith, H Oaiditer Daxton T Gardner, Bandy Uiaffi, Geo flow, Jas L Gnlqßty, Thos S Gray, Flank SFaioii, Simeon Glasner, Geo liarrifkCh irles W Holm.-s, Jas n j l *’tj-* <, hai<L • Hnse, Wm K I “At-kL*. J.dnigß Henon, John A Htypl.i* Il.imr ll anion, Jerry L H ftl i»k Ttffis K Hail, «o -V ' U-.uslon. Chas Ho N Haywood, Neil H, liutgj, John Hughes, Horace ♦faff,.Ntcha. 1 J Hudson, E H.-ut.w. Ha, Jet) D Hale, Geo Tiara.H. t-has Hort.< n, JW , H Ilook, J S llh hews*/ s Hellermao, J Hardi'BT’hJ Hilliard. John H drill#, WmA llallinan, D ? V I. lob, Maffiat-l Ingraham, Bam Johns® BetijF Julian, John T Ja-ksdpy Wm fi J -bn.on, Freeman Jobrsru, Priest. .Tones, J A Jones. -Jpm stead ,T, nnlogs, T J Jono-*,T|i“S Jones, Dsmpssy Johnspft, Jas Y Jo-hua, John Jack-.*;Jos .Tiick-.oii, Diek Junes, Wi as .Tackson, .Tesre K Kenneljq'-loha H mg, K L Konaguan, Ge > H K. nae.lv, Robt Kt Iley, wreo Lyrsugfq James Line ler. Hen -y Lvoi»}, William Lea-i-, Root I ooltey, Philip Limptrin, Jim Lj <>#», Ifmothv l.yons, Dennis Lain!a+-,*Geo F Law, McKi. ne Lew.t, C 010 Lamar, W T Long, t'aftly Lcst'r, h G Land, R*J>t n l.yons, David liockbatL Tsham I.ayien, Jas J£_ Mahoney. ?a rick A Mealing, Henry L McC #n, Philip McGrath, Toney McC.tjiUf#) hn MoCaithey, John M rasfJaStfj MeArdle, Peter Mi thi, Ja k May, Richard J McGbnthd§& Patrick Mustin, Eli Mori* Sv.ovf.ffin , Me I'ier, Roily MoSes,Tvfik J Milton, Jas MeHraVtlfi'm Marsh, Prince Marii.-W ? ffienry Mustin, H W MrJtsniH- W*h H Morgan. T 8 Mtbet j.L ii T M nc-r, Joe McGltfS I;*. Messiah, Felix MoGse, Jdfei I McDonough, M Mi«aei McKL.ne,"Jacob Mime, Morgan M y v r 'J#» f? Mack, Spencer Mont3) J . j E Moire, Jesse Mallqrik-.Vifekjy Mann, Henry, Jr HorrfriK.wjlp Murrell, Wm jj Navy, vias E Nelson, Mathew F Neibltrig/SEodin Nicholas, 3 M Hwetw. Dbrodii O’Dannor, M J -O’ijikr.or, poi.iik . O’Connor, F O’Csfuer -Jjafl&lpl-p O’Connor, Jerry triCot ndSLABky O’Donobue, Jas O’Blien, Mat 1 Inmb, Daniel B Piiicnur.l, Edwaul F Deny, Julius Pitcher, Augustus Pollard, Wash Powers, Wra f’elot, Benj 8 Palterson, J Frank Pi lot, J A Pow.au, l' .uieb Phi ker, J R PiatL, I’i.u.A Priichai-d, E G Paine, TboflP s"* -*» W Q. Quinn, Thos i/uarterma--, R bt R. Robbe, C A Ifeynolds, Patrick b'snisay, W.u A Rniy, John Roberts, Patrick J Roberson, Ezekiel Reynold*. John * Reed, Jeremiah Roge s, Henry C Raim y, W T Ratcliffs, Gno E Rosemhal, J Richards, Vernon Richardson, less Roberts, Ang M Robeitson. Wm Rice, Patrick Ramey, John l> Rice, Dm a 8 Snead, Claiborne Btogner, Jas Scully, Jeremiah Bumnieideld, Taylor Sim .it, Nathsn Bfoy, J \V, ti r Shields, John Stuart, Henry Smith, John D Btiear, Wra Saxon, Albert B Stevens, F E Bu livan, Michael J . Smith, R B Sims, Geo Sullivan, Charley Singlet.-n, Ansel Sullivan, Wm Bmall, Butcher Sherman. F Smith, Cba# H Bliehan, P O Smith, Andrew J Simmons, M Shephard, Samuel H Scott, Dennis Scully, I) miel Stokes, 'l'oby Stovall, Thos P Smith, E Smith, Ilenrv Samuel, Geo Shecitt, J,u> C T. Tilm in, Wra II Turner, Chas Turner, Thos Thomas, Beriy Timberlake, Wm M Turner, Tl.os Tl.omas, llemy V. Vaughn, John Vaughn, Michael . W. White, Solomon C Walker, Geo V Wells, Wtn R Williams, John Ward, Michael Wood, W Wei dt, Michael Ware, Isaac White, Win J Williams, Isaiah Weems, Newton Wright, JT White, taeoh Wellington, C White, Jas B Woodward, P H AVarrl No. 4. A. Al'en, John A Allen, Newton Armstrong, Wm Allen, Richmond An *eison, Wm Allen, Wm C Addis n, Butler Ansley, Amos Adams, lohn Adams, Win li Adams, Ed Anderson, O Averitt, W E B. Barron, Wm W Beil James Barnes, GioT Bird, Harrison Hennings, Ell Butler, 0.-o P Benin field, Wm Brown, James Brown, Edward Hatley, Robert Raker, Wm S Brown, Joe Br. cks, Daniel Brown, Litas Brown, Chas C Brown, Dehorn Br cks, Jesse Brown, T M Blackburn, Wiley A Ball u, Edwa-d Butler, N K Butler, Samuel Frisian, John Bussey, John Butler, David Branson, K Brooks, Mos«s Bryan, John R Bradfleld, James L Bailey, Kli j h Brown, Robert W Bfiyd, Stephen Bush, Ben Bowers, llarry Buvg, Gus B -nnett, Thomas Bench, Edward Bass, Richard Brown, Robert Bland, JC Brown, Jamgs Blocker, Harkless Prad-on, John Byrnes, Wm Baker, C 8 Baley, Andrew O. Cartledge, Wm Calhoun, James Co'clough, J«hu Carter, James Coggin, Fgsutis Critz, Peter Carey, Lufke Carr, Robert A Crombo, Alohzo F Chisholm, Pinto Curtis, David L Carroll, John Christman, John Cordon, Domrdek Cobb, Jesse Carpenter, J J Cobb, Peter Christian, Willis Crenshaw, Jqhn Carpenter, Aaron Crane, Jaspet N Camming, John Curry, Antoley Cason, Arnold M Campbell. Jcscph Cherry, Chas Carter, Henry Cooper, Jim Clarke, Mack Collier, Randall D Dor s, Patrick Dantell, N B Davis, Andrew J Davis, Caesar Dearin?, Wra E Dorris, Ramey Drj stoll, Qed Daniel, A Dent, Philip k Drake, C C Dent, S'-ndy; Driscoe, J Davis, John T Dent, Alfred K. Elliott, Anderson Evans, R Elkins, Willi* D Evans, J Elliot, Wm Elliot, Frank Evans, Nelson Epps, Edmund Elbert, DavitT Field, Samuel Ford, Christopher M Fleming, Wi* O Paris, J G. Gardner, John H t, Gilbert, John O Gregg, James Gosritt, Wm F George, John Gallagher, Edward F Wreeue. John Garreit, Jesse Oant, Jim Gardner, Wra Gardner, M A Galvan, John O Gaines, ktehael Gaines, Stephen Gallagher, John 4? Wr Gardner, k ®‘ l , be «’ Wm Green, David P Galphln, David Gardner, L V Guy, John O ’ \ H. Heusley, Solomon \ Holden, Peter 8 \ Huddo, Joseph Hackett, IHvid \ HU', Seaborn gooper,Keb Handy, Edward Hewitt, John Harris, Jasper H«n», Wm Hall, Jim Harter, Wesley Hyaaiis, M Heath, John L Hnldo, J Ham bey, Edward Haynex, O Hall, Wm J Hudson, K Haniman, Lbas Q Hull, Wm Hill, Beverly T He my, K . Harris, D.ivd Harbin, J D Hunt, Edward Harris, A Holmes, Robert Hardeman, O D Uurr*, Henry Howard, Boney Hill, Roland Hat tin, Joseph Hendricks, James 11 art is, Solomon HopkiiMou, W Hill, M K lvoy, Alfonso W ivey, R'chard Dim-, J F l'ey, Commodore Iverson, A Irvtoe, Jam.-s Johnson, Calvf!i Janet!, Henry H sjiickgofi, Stephen -JoiH’H, Andcrgim Jones, Mansfield J Johnson, Washington Jones, Daniel J nnings, F 11 15 Jolmsou, Leonidas Jenkins, Thos Jackson, Moses Jones, Koheit Johnson Cornelius 8 Jackson, A J. seph, J .cob J Jackson, Rebel t Johnson, Wm ' Johnson, K D Jackson, II J Jacob -, P 8 Joseph, Ben Jarrell, J L Johnson, Daniel James, L K. K- nnedy, Henry Key, Esau Keener, Win E- Kavanaugh, Joseph D Keener. Jacob K King, T B Kceeland, Geo James Leckie, Thomas Laman, Hamilton Lyn h, Otis ft Larkin, Richard Lockett, Gall..tin Lindsey, Washington Lewis, Daniel Latteiner, U A Lockwood, Benj P Londerbac-V, G Lewis, Joe Luquiu, Jos Lund, H O Latnpkra, Philip Lewis, David M. Mosher, Edward G Mose'y, Urny Mahouey, Thomas McAllister, (Jims B Moore, Jacob J M. sely, Oeo Muiphev, damns Mdler, Felix Miller, burt O McGrath, M Mosher, Geo D Manse, Henry May,.Peter McKeean, Jofcu O Mg li inrie, John Mcltae, James Milchell, John Mi.ler, Jordao Mathews, Daniej McKinue, James Mathews, * imeon M Malone, Frank McDermott, Mich tel Mackey, B Mitchell, Lew s Mi nroe, James Munrse, Wm Mudierrin, G L McDonald, Miclirri] N. Newman, Geo W Nolan, Thomas Newman, Joseph Norman, Gto O. O’Conno--, Timothy Orrie, Louis O’l/on or, M J O’Brien, Wra • O’Donohoogb, Owen 'Olive, Phil Olive, Abel • P. Price, Thos D Perrin, Isiac Price. James J Pournell, M Prather, Augustus M Pemberton, H Pritchard, Edward E Peters, D Perrin, Jer y l eay, II F Ptickett, Claudius Parker, Harry Pl jmbad, Henry R. Riley, Wm H Ratcliffe, Ssmuel W Kossigno l , Henry Robmtson, Emanuel none, Jo.ephß Robertson, Richard Roberts, John N Robert?, John L Richards, Ferdinand Rabun, L Rich.-uds, Lucien Roden, John Reeves, John T Rahnor, F S. .. Stinson, Patrick Slack, A B 7 Spink, W W Smith, Zion Sullivan, Moses Summeiau, J Scott, Edward Saxon, 11 K. dtonniker, Warren Smith, Thos Sh -ron, Pe'er Stovall, F M Scott, Pinckney Smalley, B Sharp, James K - Silcox, John Simmon, Jacob Sullivan, Henry St wart, James A Smith, Ben Settle, Mat Saulsbury, John Simmons, Joseph A Smith, Jona'han Simpkins, Wiley Sales, Jack Samuel, Robert . Stovall, 8 Simmons, Joseph E Smith, W B Stevens, Albert Sessions, T S Smith, Daniel Scott, ia wls Stiekn .y, Henry Suuin erau, R Stoughton, Jostph B Sheffield, A Steels, J soph Sheron, Mat Simmons, Sam Smith, Wm Smith, WmO Summers. A W Sny.tcr, Htir.s Simms, Wm Stovall, M A T. Thompson, James Toney, Geo J Thrill, Robert Tyler, David Thorn, Joseph Talbot, Samuel Tice, seaborn W 'i'udor, Wm C Thomas, Ephraim T-ommins, Geo W Tobler, Abialmm Tillman, Henry Tubman, Anderson 'Thomas, Jiui 'QOanins, Richard Tnochstmis, #• M • ■ Tit key, f..tm T.mipkios, Alimrt Tillman .luck 'TiUuian. Robert Tailor, John Tire. P M Taj lor, U n I son Tice, David V. Van Pelt, .iohu Vance, Henry W. Walsh, James Warren, Lilly Williamson, James D Winn, Mm roe Wne. ler, John K W .yknight, Fork Welsh, Ttiom.is Wiliams, H n.y Wingiie.d, 'I homas T Willtiiaa, Frank Williams, Wru Ware, Harvey Wusliinatml, James Whitl rck, John Waters Gabriel Walker, Henry Williams, Wm Washii gton. Robert Watson, Wm J Wriker, O V Walker, I. .wi# Willson, B Wert, Kldridga Wilson, John Washington, Wm Williams, Jeff Wilson, Martin V B Wynn, J Woodfdk, Henry War.en, Wesley Williams, H A Walsh, Tut Walker, David Willis, a Williams, Bill AVi’liams Moses Watts, Monroe Wilson, J it Williams, Frank Warren, J Jl Walk r. Hector Wingaid, K D Walters, Mitchell Walker, a lock Williams, Milo J Whileaaan, H*-nry Walker, Tliomas I> Woo Ison, bob Y. Youngblood, Erasmus Youngblood, 9 M Young, A ilen O Yarbeiry, Alfred You. g, W B BENJ. B. RUSSELL, novls-l Registry Cleik. Mew Groceries. E mike our debut before tLe public by announcing the arrival of a well selected stock ol Entirely NEW and FRESH GOODS, eun sialiug of 25 bbls. A and Ex C SUGARS 5 bbls. CUl' LOAF SUGAR 15 bbls. Choice SA’RUP 20 bags RIO COFFEE 5 pockets JAVA COFFEE 2 bags PEPPER 2 bags SPICE 10 ei ses SARDINES 30 boxes Prime FAMILYFOAP 3 kegs Choice GOSHEN BUTTER 20 boxes CHEESE 2 casks Sugar Cured PIG HAMS 2 casks Sugar Cured Canvas HAMS 2 casks BREAKFAST STRIPS 5 boxes Long CLEAR SIDES, hulk 20 tubs Choice LARD 25,000 Fancy Brands of CIGARS 25 cases Canned FRUITS,GREEN CORN, PEACHES, .fee 5 bbls. CIDER VINEGAR 5 bales BAGGING, India and Borneo 2 hhds. Demerara SUGAR 50 bbls. FAMILY FLOUR With YARNS, SPICES, BROOMS, BOT TLED LIQUORS, &c 20 bbls. MOLASSES And hhds. BACON SHOULDERS, SIDES, IRON TIES, and every other article to be tonnd in a choice stock, selected by experi enced hands, to meet the public wants. All are earnestly requested to give us a call, and to remember that all goods are Fresh and New and just arrived. Now opening at 299 Broad street, two doors below Planters’ Hotel and next to the Fredericksburg Store. F. E. STEVENS L CO. oci2s-tt , LARD OIL, Sperm oil NEATS FOOT OIL WHALE OIL STRAIT’S OIL LINSEED OIL WHITE LEAD, &c., In full stock at low prices. For sale by WELLS & CLAY, No. 2SS Broad St., novl3 ts Sign of the Big PHI. New and Fresh Arrivals* Real Genuine Jonvin’s KID GLOVES Latest Styles Beaver, Felt and Flush HATS, lor Ladies and Misses And a. great variety of Choice Goods. The best bargains ever offered. Come and see for yourselves at the DOLLAR STORE, novll-tf Under the Planters’ Hotel. SPECIAL NOTICES. _UI T n * , TO PHYSICIANS. tar PURE MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS. All new preparations. SOLID ANI) FLUID EXTRACTS at New York in iocs. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, TRUSSES, Ac., for sale ly PLUM B & LKITNKK, nep lfl-eotl*e2ui Augunta. (la. Kxirn Special Notice. Beware of Comiterfeitel BmUti'n Tonic Byrne liaa lw*n eounturtbileil, ami ttie cunuferloltot broil*lit to urlef. UMITU'U TONIC) DYKUP. Tbo genuine article muat bare l/r. Jon a Bui.l a Pri vate SUmp on eaeli bottle. Ur. Jobs Buli. only liaa lbe right to niannfaotnre are! aell tbo original Jofan But tit's Tonic Syrup, of Louisville, Ky. {Examine well tbo label oil eaob .bottle. If lav private stamp Is not on the bottle, slo not purchase, or you will be deceived,— Bee my column «4Vertlsemai.t, and my show card. I will pAneeuto any one infringing on my right. The genuine Smith’s Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by myself. The public’s servant, ■ ** UR, JOHN BULL. Loci3TK.Lg. Kr., Not. 5, 1369. febU-eodiv FOR THIRTY YEARS HAS THAT WELL known, s an lard and popu'ar remedy, PAIN KIl.- LhR, manufactured by Perry Davie & Son, Provi dence, U. 1., been before the public, and in that time has become known in alt parte of the world, and been ueed by people of all nation*. It reinaius, to d ty, that eauae good and efficient remedy. Ite won derful power in relieving the most severe pain line nover be< n equalled, and It has earned It s world-wide pdpulaiity by Its intrin' its merit. No curative agent baa bad so wide spread sale or given such universal satisfaction. The various ills for which the I’ain Kt'ler is ai unlading cure are too well known to require recapitulation in this advertisement. As an external and internal medicine the Pain K Her stands unrivalled. Directions accompany each bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Prices, 25 cents, 50 cents aud |1 per bottle. nov4-d»clm Look io Your Children. The Great Soothing Remedy. Mrs. f Curbs (lolic and Griping") Prl.f, Whitcomb'. J’ n thl> Dotvels, and fncill- I whircomn a , ntCB theproceesof Tee h- f - 15 Syrup. (.tng, j Cents. Mrs. [ Subdues Convn'sions and "1 'Price, Whitcmnli'a j overcomes all diseases in- ! „ „ wnitcnmto dd( , nt to Infantg aD(] t 4ft Syrup. j Children. J Cent*. Mrs. [Cures Diavrhcea, Ut'sen-I Price, Wtiltrnmh’si tory Rl)d Summer Com-I as wiiitcumb plaint in Children of all f 35 Syrup. ages. J Ceuta. It is the great Infant’s and Children’s Soothing Remedy in all disorders brought on by Tccthiug or any other cause. Proparod by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., St. Ijouia, Mo. Sold by Druggiats and Dealers in Medicine every where. mv3-d*cly PLUMB Si LEITNEB, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, 212 BROAD STREfcT, ’ sepia-eodaeSm AUGUSTA, GA. A Rook for (ho Million. MARRIAGE A PtIVITB Counssl vrwrw lob to thk Uabuied, (.JT [J 1 | ) P|, or those about to marry, on the physiological mysteries and revelations ol the Sexual system, with the latest discoveries In pro ducing and preventing offspring, preserving the com plexion, Ac. This is an interesting work of 224 pages, with nu merous engravings, and contains valuable information for those who are married or contemplate marriage; still it is a bonk that ought to bo under lock and key, and not laid carelessly about the bouse. Sent to anv one (tree of postage! tor Fifty Cents. Address Dr. Butts’ Dispensary, No, 12 N. Eighth titreet, Bt. Louis, Mo. BaiT Notice to the AfUlcitil and Unfor tunate. Before apyly ing to the notorious Quacks who ad vertise in pn olio papers, or using any Quack Remedies, peruse Dr Butts’ work, no rnattei what your disease is or how deplorable your condition. Dr. Butts can be consulted personally or by mail ou tho diseases mentioned in his works. ' Office, No. 12 N. Eighth street, between Market and Chestnut, Bt. Louis Mo mvß-<ltcly BATCHBLOB’S HAIE DYE. This splendid Hair Dye is the best iu the wor.d; tbe.only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, In stantaneous ; no disappointment; do ridiculous tints; remedies tho ill effects of bad dyes; Invigorates and leaves the Hair soft arid beautiful, black or brown Sold by all Druggists and I’eifumors, and properly applied at Batchelor’s Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond St., Mew York. Jelly - pi K - p —WIRE RAILING, FOR ■ XT'. ,A IB" Enc’osing Oeme'ery Lots, .It.. 'Yv’Vt’xv JL <! ttages, Ac.; Wire Guards mSm ft r Store Frouts, Factories Asylums, Ac; Wire WebhiDg, Rice Cloth, and Wir« Wort. Also, Manufacturers of FOURDKINIEK CLOTHS. Every information by addressing M. WALKER A SON, No. II North Sixth Street, Philadelphia. jan29ly Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, FOR PI’BIFYMM THE BLOOD. The reputation this ex- cellent medicine enjoys, " A Is derived lVom its cures, many of which are truly sA, j'-.A marvellous. Inveterate cases of Scrofulous dis nn ease, where the system J\_ seemed saturated with corruption, have been ***** purified and cured by it. wic-w’ t® Scrofulous affections and . disorders,which were ag gravated by the scrofu ions contamination until they were painfully afflicting, have been radically cured in such great numbers in almost every sec tion of the country, that the public scarcely need to be informed of its virtues or uses. Scrofiilous poison is one of the most destructive enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and unfelt tenant of the organism undermines the constitution, and invites the attack of enfeebling or fatal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of its presence. Again, it seems to breed infection throughout the body, ana then, on some favorable occasion,rapidly develop into one or other of its hideous forms, either on the surface or among the vitals. In the latter, tuber cles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed in the liver, or it snows its presence by eruptions on the skin, or foul ulcer ations on some part of the body. Hence the occa sional use of a bottle of this Sarsaparilla is ad visable, even when no active symptoms of disease appear. Persons afflicted with the following com plaints generally, find immediate relief, and, al length, cure, by the use of this SARSAPARIE- TjA: St. Anthony’s Fire, Hose or Frysipelas, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or visible forms of Scrofiilous disease. Also in the more concealed forms, os Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy, Neuralgia, and the various Ulcerous affections of the muscu lar and nervous systems. Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial Diseases are cured by it, though a long time is required for But long continued use of this fflecTlcme will cuni the complaint. EeucorrhOca or Whites, Uterine Ulcerations, and Female Diseases, are com monly soon relieved and ultimately cured by Its Surifyiug and Invigorating effect. Minute Dlrec ons for each case are found in onr Almanac, sup plied gratis. Rheumatism and Clout, when caused by accumulations of extraneous matters in the blood, yield quickly to it, as also Idee » Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion or Inflam mation of the Diver, send Jaundice, when arising, as they often do, from the rankling poisons in the blood. This SAMSAFAnmI U a great re storer for the strength and vigor of the system. Those who are languid and listless, Despon dent, Sleepless, sand troubled with Nervous Ap prehensions or Fears, or any of the affection.- symptomatic of Weakness, will And Immedinti roller tad convincing evidence of its restorative power upon trial. PREPARED BT Or. 9. C. AYER * CO., Lowell, Msm. Practical and Analytical Chemists. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. \M— f W l»' '.*■ r l ' .1 wißnym VOL. 27—NO. 130 A New Discovery ! I PhalotVs V ITA^TIA; Salvation for the Hair. CLEAR aV|VATF.R 1 WITITONtSKDIMENT!! % LIGHT I>. Fur Restoring to GftfyU-lair its Original ColoA \ Phaj/in’s ut terly from all coloring used. ~t is lij*(pid, sweet smelling, precuntates no muddy or slimy matrer, requires iio shaking, im part no stain to the skin. Hold it tc\he iight and it is clear and clou|(Jess. It leaves no mark on theselfo; yet it reproduces in gray haTNfeo natural color that time or sicKhtqsniay have bleached out of tSTPhalon’s is for one sole purpose, Jfiat of reproducing,with absolute cer tainty, the naturaljitmor of the hair. It is as a daily for removing scurf or Auidruff; nor for cu ring badness; nor for stimula-t ting tfe growth of the hair.— Thes# objects may be accom plish*! after the color has been fixed with the Vitalia, by Pha lon’s Hair Invigo rator. The hgjjwiesS' and unequaled prcpfcfationfor the reproduction of lie origin nal hue of gray hair, Jid noth ing else. This is accomplished in from two to ten applications, according to of shade required. SqWroyall druggists, declffeodly ibt’d. ENOCH MORGAN’S SONS* 1806 ®\ vil SAPOLIO For General Household S Purposes Is BETTER and CHEAPER than Soap. Dqpb its work quickly, easily, and with less labor than any‘other compound; cleans «ot»- doms without-water; removes stains -from wood, marble and stone; clean? and brightens knives and table ware ; for general house clean ing is unequalled ; polishes tin, brass, iron copper and steel; removes oil rust and dirt from machinery; removes staius from the bands which soap will not take off, <ftc. Sold at afl Grocery, Drug aud Notion Stores. WHOLESAL SC -211 Washington St., New York. 80 Oxford St., London. aul3-oodly freshgrqceriesT SOHNEIKEE°~& MEYER, no BROAD BTREKT. AUGUSTA, GA. We beg leave to inform our friends and patrons that we are now receiving one of the best assorted stocks v>l FANCY AND FAMILY GMCWgIES ever brought to this city, comprising iu part, ! Hama, Bacon, Flour, Sugar, Mohbtes Coffee, , Syrup, Liquors. Ac, Ac. which we will sell at AS LOW FIGURES us auv House in Augusta. We call particular attention to our stock ot Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, Ac., which we will conliuuc to ke.-p as heretofore. Our Slock is large and well ee'ected. We in vite all who dc-sirc to purchase to call and exatniue our Goods and trices bclore buyiug elsewhere. SCnNEIKER & iUBYLK, 116 BROAD STREET. sep‘Jß wfrsuly TflE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF BARNWELL—COURT OF OOMMON PLEAS. John M. Cave ar and j Matthew J. Cave, | Plaintiffs, 1 Against | Gil-s Bowers, > Summons fer Relief. Eliza Bowers, . Hiram MaHaid, Elina Mallard, Defendants. J To the Defendants, Giles Bowers, Eliza Bowers, Hi ram Mallard, Eliza Mallard: You are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in tbo Office of the Clerk of Common Pleas for said County, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said com plaint on the subscriber, at bis office at Barnwell, in the county and State aforesaid, within twenty day* after the service hereof, inclusive of the day of such service; and if yon fall to answer the complaint with in the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. J. If. BUTBOff, PhrtnttffV Attorney.| Dated September 12th, 1870. To Uiiam Mallard and Eliza Mallard: •Take notice that the summons of which the fore- C .iDg is a copy, was lodged in the Office of tho eherifl, and filed in the Office of the Court ot Common Pleas •f Barnwell County, in the State ot South Carolina, on the twelfih day of September, 1870; and that the complaint in this action was filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Picas of Barnwell County, in the Stntoof South Oaro'ma.on tho twelfth day of September, 1870. J. M. HUTSON, October 24,1870. Plaintiffs’ Attorney. oct29-l»w6 FACTOBY WOOLENS. NTRIPBD HOMESPUN PLAID HOMESPUN DRILLINGS SHEETINGS SHIRTINGS OSNABURGS AT FACTORY PRICES. n. L. 1. BILK, oct2o-tf 178 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Walnut, Rosewood and Gilt Cornices Bands and Pins, of Maw and Beautiful Patterns, open In fl *1 nov-10-8 v " LIB do BROS’,