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m lliM.tl on Dueling* Tom llootl tlescrili.\s tin in tended du el which was prevented hy an amicahlo arrangement made upon the ground.— The parties—Mr. llrndlov and Mr. Clay—rivals for the allcctIons of Lu cy Hell, found it no i - ary to appeal to But first tin y found a friend npioie, This plea ant thought to give— That when they both a cre dead, they'd S have Two seconds jet to live. To measure out the ground, not long Th •seconds next foivhoro, And having taken one rash step, . • Tiny took a do/.en mote. Tin v next prepared e.n-h pistol-pan Against the deadly strife: H\ putting in the prime of death ,\g un>t the prime of life. Hut when thev t- ok their stands, ■V ,r made them tremble, so they lot I ,<■ v both were "shoking hands.” Mid Mr. C. to Mr. H.. •Ib ro one of us must fall, ,11 |, like St. raid's Cathedral now lie doom* d lo have a ‘ball.’ I do eonfes-. I did attach Misconduct to your name; . | withdraw t!«u charge, will then Your “ramrod’ , do the sumo?” aid Mr. H., “I doagroo; [iut think of I lonor’s courts ; t vve h *' 'll without a shot, I in 10 will be strango reports. Why Douglas Was tlefonletl lit t’linr- Icstou- Tliti “ Ret-muil* ’» lo lie crushed out —Dougins yet to be the Nominee* The following extracts from the Wash ington correspondence (“Occasional”! of the Philadelphia Press, will bo rend with interest by the Southern Democra- I cannot refrain going back to my orig inal statement, that Churl «•'ton wits the ln-»t place for a Democratic Convention. The readers of my correspond! nee may now see that in this, , is well as in oilier matters, 1 spoke by the hook. Tho high prices threatened hy the liQtcls, and tho fears of the iinhealthincss of tho place, kept away thousands, and the intolerant opponents ol Mr. Douglas so inflamed public feeling against him, on their own ground that conversativo ui' ji in the South did not feel justili "l in giving him the support ho was enti- tl.-d to. I'roin tho moment tho Con vention opened thoerusado hegar.. Mr. Yancey, usd told you in advunvo he would do, opened hid batteries, and all others ambitious of Southern support, and looking forward to podia n under the Administration, followed hi- exam ple. Tho Northern lues of Douglas were insi ’ Polk Sheriff Sales. W ILT* be sold beforo the Court Hons door in Cedar Town, on the first Tues day in June next, the following property, to wit: Three Negroes, Mnrindn, n woman, about 47 years old; Martha, girl about 10 years old. and Ed in liar, a boy about 5 years old : Levied on ns tho property of Borrlen Wil liams to satisfy live ft fas, hsuttlff from n Jus- tic s Court. lu*ld in the K-ltith District G. M., in favor of John Hull vs Bvrriun Williams, principal, and John .Jones and A. D. White. Securili's on Stay—three fi fun in favor of Ephraim Thompson va Dorrinn Williams, ob tained in the Justices Court for tho 831Uh Pis. 0. M.—four li fas in favor of tv Williams vh llorrian Williams, issued from the Justi ces court for tho 817th district G. M.,—also, six tl fas in favor of David Clogfiui vs D«*r- rinn Williams, issued from the Ju-tlces court for the SIMM It district or tl fas in my hands limns. Levied and i liable. inayS i-;.in-t llerrian Wil lin'd to me l-y n (Jon- ,1. C. ^ O H K. sirir. RULE NISI. . : Mtth ' It II tynlo, show I lie i th .lnv of July, is It), An Sherill Sales of ClmUoogiw TIT ILL ho sold before the Court-house door VV in Summerville, between tho legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in Juno, tho ful- n!WM t >MnM,on,l, dirt, nn.l 4,1, sec., also 18 acres, moro or loss, known ns a fraction of land belonging to tho Miilletnn . _ .. « -*-* ■*■/»*» -xt irtT «?<&..£ ENGLISH AND AMERICAN Superior court, in favor of John F. Morton vs William II. Edwards. Property pointed HARPER & BUTLER, Importors and Heavy Dealors in GKORGIA, Floyd County. W HEREAS. Henry It. Dempsey. Ad ministrated of Joseph C. Dciupsey, reprcsenU to tho Court, in ids petition duly This Is, therefore, to cite all persons corned, kindred and creditor*, to show cause, if any they can, why said administrator should not be diselinrgod from Ids ndmitlis trntion. mid receive letters of dismission on tlie fir-*t .Monday in December, 18(10, d oll"iid slgmi- this • illicc, tlii> ,-Ji I .nd ill.* said A>n I'r tile against In ami eamli'lat t. ! he : their dclcgat i the mo-i s like I.: i the elit bright, dl ' tin r dm Is lai i:\ GNIN'G. I aco hrentlief along the shmlo nr every hill, The tree tops of tho glndo Aiv Ini'li. I and Mill; All woodland lilUrmcis iM'll'O, l,o birds to ioat within the brake: Ho patient wenvy heart—anon, I iton, too,’shall rest in peace | (! at he. I’loridu mid the Scccders. Judge kppoH, one of the I’loridu dolo- ites to the Democratic Convention linn last week and mis on recent events ting was large, Hroomc oficrod the ns, which were ununi urived nt Fermi tddressoil the cil it Cimrlcston. 'I iml Ex-0ovc rno: ollowing rosolutl noiisjy adopted: /.’• 'flint tho failuro hy tho Into h-mueratio Convention, to adopt wliat va dciiomiii uc I tlieniajorily platform, • ■ft tire South no alternative hut pocos- ioii from the body or disgraceful nub- ni !"ii to injii.-tice mill inequality. /.' That this meeting highly ip]ae the coiii'm■ pursued hy tho dclc- thii State, in promptly roin that Convention. ally did take place, in eonsoqueiioo of all tliCsG ninchinuliops; aitd ti\© poquel is pro- suited, of the defeat of tho popului favorite, and tho adjournment of the Convention to a more convonlout nnd !• - inimical region. If <'hatlepton lmd been ueee -ible to the masses, Of if the delegates could have relumed to their tv-pi etivo home i, at interval.-*, Jmuglas would now bo l"i inall\ before tho peo ple as the Democratic candidate lor I’leddont. ■#**■*** When tho Convention adjourned this morning, it must not ho tin-gotten that the sot-oilers hud not returned, </>«//« nec they are outside of the parly. The V< I V men who have so loudly and bitterly assailed you as a rebel and as a di'organ- izet, who have declared that you are Holf-excoimnunicatcd, are thsmse/ees out side of the oryunhntum. This include* nearly till the Administration leaders of tho .South ; particularly Mr. Slidell ant his set, and these are the nearest to th [’resident's throne. Higler, 1’iikoi Brown, Kami.til, and others, though remaining in the Convention were, it i' said, ready at any moment, to strike hands with tho di-muionist-*. So that not only the Convention, hut the organ ization, and above all, tho principles of the Democratic party, are with the friends ol Douglas. Do not supposo that I abandon the election of Judge Douglas. On the contrary, it may he achieved by the continued i('solution and unity of his friends. lie and they have a tierce contest boforo them, hut they will suc ceed if they so conduct themselves, as 1 have no doubt they will. i .'Ireil Dollars to mnki' ■ to h t* of Inn I Nob. 1002. 1000, lying ill tho Bril district ol hi . f n>iw FIiimI count v, cadi * ,*(vvl, ' la. • that the rill HlO - illl‘. ; i.l A-a Hi Your ..r. ill*- \. thm Win. it. i"iior iic- l’v of tin- last will in »f tie .mi id A*.i Prior'lcvn-cil. vour p-tilioii' r I,..- fullv M*tll.*d • inoiM-y ' f - 11.1 laii«1. uud is now .1.1 ii --vr*lilia to sni'l bond I, nr.'l til .1 ill (‘"111 t. Where- liti'on-r it . v < that William II. :orntor of A-a Prior, -I conned. IK, Petitioner. inly, May Term, litlei in provi i"it <-f ? i' id bond. MILTON II. HAYNI oiirt of unf inary, Polk 1800. Upon considering tlif nhr r I . • d I v ilie t m II. I la ” !>|.|.Iir t. that n.a ilili.-atioii of said l.e Houio - Ho that they . why this Court ithdrav P.u».\ Mfixi'.v.—There have been about tidied bills of tho old Bank of ir h Henry Shultz. 1’ivsidcnt, into circulation during the past in this city. Tho bills are and lest the damage already incro i • d, wo will doscribc t tral nppi arum o r. f thoso notes. p;’.]'er is fair. Tho engraving is •Id style, almost entirely unused present day, and the note ispvob- :ruck from a eojiper plate. The l vigne-tte present' tbc (loddoss of y. with tho Phrygian cap on a n n plantation scene. The check lavo the head of Washington on :ht and of Franklin on the left, otes (or at least the one wo saw) it«'d July 2. 1.-21. They were illy good, hut have long been vul- ,—Charlt sfnn Mereury. Meanwhile, let tho men who la betrayed public sentiment at Churl.-' be held toil.strict aecountibility. They should not ho permitted to remain tit their homes a day before being called 11 neeonnt. They will, n * doubt, try to defend themselves; hut they can he crushed by the facts ami buried under a mountain of obloquy. It will ho well to get rid of such recreants. A party that consents to ho led hy such men will deservo to be extinguished. r.-iV’MapIo nav *!i..w i-iutso, if Kiev <-i •lu’uM I...I ill reel »nM ’ Wi innUe ti*h s nut-' saiil 1m*ii«1. STEPHEN A. BORDERS, Ordinary. annuaiA, iw< county— r STEPHEN A. BOKliERS. Ordinary ni Ex-Utti.-io (’I-rk of iho Court of iir.lina- ryfor .Bai'l county, do certify, that the nhovo if a true extract from the luiuuti'* of said Kivon iiifli'r inv linnd nii«l "Uleinl signa ture. TliI*. Till day of Muv, |8ft0. STEPHEN' A. IhWtfiERS, Cl’k. C 0. Aiimiiiistmtoi’s Eule* B Y virtu# of mi order frwni the Court «f Ordinary of Floyd coiintjj, will he sold, on tlio first* Tuesday in July next, at tho (\>iirt-li"iu‘« door in Hiii'l county, hot ween t ho legal hours of sale, tho tract <>f laud in said county, whereon John Whilo resided lit the ofhisiLath. containhig one hundrul i more or lens, and known ns lots Nos. all. Ill), and half of lot No. 11*8, all in the :trd .list, aii | till see., of originally Cherokee now Flov.l County. Terms madu known on day of sale. This May 7th 18(10. v 11. Administrators* Sale. B Y virtue of an order granted nt Hie last term of the *’ .11 rt of Ordinary for Floyd "Hilly, I will sell ill tho Court House in tome, on tlie Hist Tuesday in Juno next, the iteresl which John It. W.nfrey, late of said niiiiy dicensed, had in the following lots o( A' Executor’s Note, |i<T.-<his iudi hted to t lie Estate ther i.' •• •,. dee. a "1. will please - i l.\ the I::th day of June next, ' lui i • |.:,V, ami tliouo liavi • A ill p. ItoitttiA, I'olk cutiuty. AT7"^ F.KEAS, Mary Aiiu Mosely, has ap- TT pli.-d to mo for letters of A*«lniinistra- f Benjamin E. Mosely; gh has b< ; .' Tho following nt have been appointed b> special hoard ol' vi* tii<- examination of th I’nivofsit Ti tin led gentlemen ovs to attend Classes ol the to commence day of Juno, corgo l’i of linn- Nkw Tkimiitouiks.—The live new Ter- ritoricR which the Mouse Committee on Territories propose to organize, contain respectively the following number of inhahUauts: Chippewa, from eight to ten thousand : Nevada about the sum* number; D.u-otah, eight thousmd; Pike’s l'eak, fifteen to twenty thoiisind; Arizona, six to eight thousiml. Each of these bills ciiiituin the following proviso: j’rovided that, nevorthole.-s, slavery lias no legal exist, m e in said Territory, am I nothing here shall be construed to aullu vent its cxi-tcnco then measures will come up for e in Congress early next wee! Into of Pulk ( ... Th. fcnri* thi-r.T.ri-. to eito and ndmon the kindred i d friendB, and nil persons the l*t xt, why *aid letters should le applii-atit nt- ‘>.me otlnT r p.-n*on, 1'thorwino 1 shall - -hall rqqn-rtai... In.ml and otlieial signature id Hitch other real estate Interests n* In have had ill tiny other lots. There land n unit near Spring (’reek, about in mile: beast "f Romo, and eonn.-eted with then I'aliiahlo imi'i'ivemciils.a good Dwelling out houses: a splendid Kiw Mill, with r failin'* supply ot nuter, and ulsuu good v’.rist Mill. a* open laud oil these lets having ..... i-d lor the y nr. innn.-diiiie possession can onlv hi* given of the Imllauco, nnd of the Mills. I’ureliiisors will l*o ’roi|Ulred to givo Notes in payment with good and iindoi security—lo hceoino due on tho 2.'ith of cetnhor next—nnd if tho notes tiro IH"i4>i•< 1 v paid "ii tie* dav of their maturity. Interest will be charged from date. I will eti the same day at the Court-liou«e In Dallas. Paulding county, sell an undivided it I interest in lot .»f land No :t:t2. in tin* luth Dist. and Jrd Sot*., of said county. Terms cash. 1 will, also, sell In Rome, at the Banin time, two negroes. Ishmnol, a man about 65 or (10 years old, and Amanda, a capital goo 1 house woman, vellow cninploxiuu. about 25 nr .’10 years old. And will also make sotno disposi tion of old Jiiiliv. who i.« nearly 100 years old. The Negroes will I. • odd f.. r «-nsh. * npriL’Ow.] T. W. A LKXANDER, Adm’r. HARDWARE, Broad Street, Itomo, Ga. WE respcctfnlls «ollct a continuation of tho pntroniigo of our THOMl'T PAYING and O.esIl Customers, To whom our Osoils c s ilo at the LOWEST rUJHIlKS. TO THE m\iHliS OF CIIFItOKFiF CIA. & ALA. W E hnro samples of several kinds of Plows, manufactured hy Messrs. Sharp Si Hamil ton, of Nashville, Tonn., who nro very nnnxiotis to introduce tliolii in this section id cm ii try. Their Plows nro ail warrauthd, and wo feel assured that it will ho to tho interest of tho planters to try them. We guarantoo them to In* all Kiev nro represented. person is dissatisfied, tho Plow can ho roturnod nnd tin* money refunded. Among which nro the following t Tho Excel Plow, Steel, 7 sizes. Thu Eagle “ •* 7 “ 2 left-hand, The Sharp’s patent, steel, 8 sizes, 2 loft-hnnd, 44 44 44 44 east 7 slues. Tim Kx ’ lines. The Clipper patent, iron, 2 sixes, oaa hoard. The Clipper patent, steel, 3 sizes, liovJO. —tf— ( tiios. BcnwTcmx, JAS. "UMO.Mr, ) j,JXO. ItonUIBON, ilIcNAUGKT, OUJIONW \ Co., Commission Moroliants, Amt Dealers in General Merchandize, Keystone IfuiUHitgs, Wliitohnll St. ATLANTA, GA. , . ‘^REFEUENCES—Messrs. Smith Si Pntriek; Dmullwood, Earl »t Co.; Allen, Mo Lean Si Dutklcy, Now York : Win. M. Law l«u .V Co., Nnv’lor A Smith, Chnr’.eston *, J. K. Teft. Cash’r., Duncan Si Johnston, Savannah: post A Mel, Now Orleans; Waluli, Smith A Co., Mobile; Crittenden A Co., Louisville; M. J. NVieks, Pres. Memphis; D. A. January A Itomo, Nor. Slat, I86lt, - -sf 4 r M^ J1 Ull'Kll .t HUTI.EIt NEW FIRM. Mills & Sumter, ItAVcfa ASSOCIATED TIIEM.SKI.VKfl T0C.KT1IEI! F011 MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING A I.L KINDS AND STYLE Of To tho Bo-Brucrtroci -AND- u * X 0 dolugo 11 eompounds In tho form of 44 Alchoholio Drinks, that oninuated from that if society, tho Liqvon it. Thoy are gold to... you ns a luxury, or UieyuTo dispensed to you ns a Modi { cine, nnd iu either cuso tho } oU’cct Is tha entuo. . | There is hut otto way to 1 oseano, and that is to nio a* a luxury ora tnodiunmont 1 a safe and reliable ptimu- ( hint, .n»hl under stamp uud ' soul, which renders it. oorJ| ' isli'jj !r U,u ^ ClfAHLEJi* . . ,, , i"li UdvonimonL "Dl is delicately lluvored, (unlike nt.v with some of the most vulunhlo most liealtliy beverage extant ^ f,r UiB Tub Kkhai.k Sbx will Oml it ploMnnl Coni ml, butararlilu reUtfii, “i* inoiMif ii purioiilfal ulihrnotor- r ' u,li iltt Anai.vtioai. CiihIiiiti Ilf nil mol. I! iiiilthno il porfi'olly puro, noil It, Z7* nioriHs ineomparahlo. rt,, °f»tairJ Solil only In Itnnrt nm! rrm I,,in.., B ■ r Kor u o°„7 CllAltLLS’.^i Non. OTHER MMToVg Co., 8t. Louis. WoviUJ.ly. ( I’.ORCIA, Folk (‘utility ■yyilEREAS Ej.raim Tliomi'S .n, has ap- Chnttoogii Shcrill' Sales. W ILL hi* sold heron* tho euiiri house door in tlio town ol Summerville iu said county, between the usual hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in June, the following prop FUHNITURE. id III,I VON, I'ANIiL DOORS, CABINET rpiIE nmnufneturli-.g ..f all sires at X Act-., and uho the business of l Extensive Shop and Machinery WITH FIRST QUALITY OF MATERIAL, WE ARK READY TO M A N U F A C T U It E L A It G E L Y, D. UALDWI.VA CO., D.pmrali.lta.gS/lSfe tuF 0/ • A '" C $*“• 'caution to tiie runiiic “olni, otcu'wlo. L °". 0n ,)nck " ‘Clab IT, W | Bewaro of obno.rious mixtures, n.,l .. • I bottles, hearing tin* almvo titles Tl P *1 ; , !«to:.i , » “'•'•"'"“•-rfl they arc apt to ilceclvo the nnwurr. DR.LITTLE’S ANODYNE COUGH ••’P'-Mfl M It. gki* < W -liall i.o aide t on ttic V* 1 -1.„ . gee eoittuv d ' ^ These are t cite and admonish coiitnilu-il '.o or pro- Moliday in July 1 l>eginn\ed the applicant «*r *nmc oKn-r in Ido und proper jier.*oii«'H that day. d mill otlieial tdglia- CHOROIA, rolh County II ERE AS. William ILihhard has ap plied t ll"ii. K. I’. Trippo, of Monroo. Il 4 »n. Sol. (’ohon, of Clmthnin. •’ -I. L.*vi H. Smith, of Talbot. < d. .lame.' A. Ni l.i t. of Hihh. linn. L. W. Crook, of WhUliohl. lion. Win. II. Hunt, of Cobh. K.-v. Win. l-'linii, of Bakl'vin. t’ol.Thomns L. Coopt-r, of Fulton, linn. A. II. Colquit, of Baker. K-v.C. W. Howard of Cass. ('ol. James M. Smytho, of Uich- llOllll. Col. M. C. M. Hammond, of Clark. Quakers Disaiteahim. ix Kxoi.axii.—. It is said that tlio Quakers tiro gradually disappearing from England. Two him- dr< d yoars tigo their proportion iu (treat dred and thirty inlmbitnutH. At prrs- soiit thov do not count one in tv thous and. *_ U.vtVBRsnv "i Georui\.—A (’ataloguo for the year la-V.i-'f.i) showa that the < dirge nuniborod 2'i.Seniors,-lo Juniors, 'JT> Sophomovt-s, nnd 2K Fveshnn-n, nnd partial eour.'O. Total,122. of Alls ley JI. Evan's Into of said county iluceasuil. Tli' -ii are Therefore to cite nnd admonish the kindred and creditors of said deceased. t<> show cause, (if liny they have) on or bo- fun- the 1st Monday in July next, whv let- t<• i - should not he granted t" the lippVu-aut in terms of the law. Given under my hand and official signa ture this 7th of Mnv 18(10. muv 11 wllOtl *S. A. BOB DEItS, Ord. erty, to wit Otic hundred and ten acres, more r oil' the South half of lot No. 15. also I of the Nortlie.isteoriier of lot No. 22. ing in t!»-15:1. di iri-t and Ith *eeti«n on ns the prop.-riv of Win. M. B.-ut v. ■ one'in favor of Barrel < fntorof Burnoit A II n A Beaty, property pointed plain till'. J. B. AKRIDGE. Sh’ll’. I'ostpotul Knit*. lilt h.- -.hi h.f.i Supply tho surrounding Country with Sash, Blinds, Wti eoidiiilly in.it • e* eiti ih i>|’ ilie eoiiiitrv to our Ware Room, Fiirniturti Stor Manufactory, ... Ii .. : A,.. Rome, tin. IT Ml II! RIAL CASKS always on hand, and every quality ..f C'li-’t’l N'S made as soon a*r'-xinired. Ju'.v27,ly. JAMEA M. SUMTER CllARLES W. MH.E> ir "V . untiled Mu :i ehildren- >t, eliild nh'i "tlKi old. The IIhoi ns tin* property of IT sold fur Km benefit of llm heirs made known on day of ? npril20w K'd. William peek, f.x tiUOIthIA, l*olk county AY"'”"' Court of Ordinary I county, after tho expiration of ntlis from tho date of these presents, I • rman oeouo- I'hl to tho foot I of I .it nutritious, ami ho thinks tin* uni- 1 might ho Idoil once a week witli- . injur, lo lheir health. f- ; . I ho luii'l raised i of John Brown’' inmilv, mated, amount to on A Dive row I. On Monday nij. suspected or hut ncctit-ut, escapo plunging into 11 next inorniug. Ilayti, in tiitl ;lit, Min tho ollicoi ml swimmiu ■ho was in rc.'ioil will mukoapplication to said court for lotto iliviiiia.'iou from the furtherndministriitir tlio estate of Mark Jueksoii, with the wi annexed. This Muv the 7th. 18(10. tyll. JA8. WHEELER, Adm’r. (;IJOItCI V, I'loyd County. \ V T II EREA* 5 , David D. Duke, Adminialra \ V tor of William Tlioritigton, represent.- lo the Court iu Ids petition, duly lih d nnd rd. (hat lie lias fully nilmiu GI’.ORCIA, I'loytl County. 8, Charles Knowte* Adminis- f Cherokee B. Talbot, repro- urt, iti his potition, duly filed and entered "U rei-ord,that lie ha-fuily ad ministered Cherokee II. Talbot’s estate. This is therefore to cite all p-rsons con cerned kindred nnd creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said administrator should not he discharged from his adiniliis- trillion, and ivo letters of di'inission on tin* first Monday iu November. IStiO, Given under my liainl and oUieial signa ture. at oftlee, this 2d of April, 18(10. JESSE LAM BERTH. Ord. (ilU)lt(ilA, (.onion County OTICK is hereby given to all persons , properly made out, within the N'i d William Tim ngt" idl’d, Kills i A i i. “Wo h.i his pil tin- nnu'h-talkod ni Tcvniovy ul Avizonn, Such irnothor fJod-l'orsaU' ii, untimbor- i-d. unwatoiod nnd unlinidicd country never liol'on* full uuilorniy vision, mul my optics have run over a good deal of what i.' called had country.” Tim Tack.—Tho Alabama * thoro was an tifiray countv, on .Smuliiy one man was shot rod, ns he had u body was hurt ex- rocoived the Hying nmn who got behind Jgfiy-Thc mu.'oles of tho human jaw produce a power equal to lour hundred and thirty-four pounds. This is onlv what science tells us, hut wo know the jaw of some of our lawyers is equal to a good many thousand pounds a year to them. £55“*During tho three years of Mr. Buchanan's ndmini.-tration, the Depart incut of State has issued til-out eigh teen thou-aud purports to citizens de siring to travel in foreign parts. • like oxen, and go M-ni'city ol Provisions. :.’i;i exchange D informed that utii’h distress among the poor i potioii' of Franklin and Hurt -Pleasures eo: wu\ like post-hors S 10,000. Tlio Treasurer of the State Road Jins out down t" the State Treasury $-10,000 at* (ho month of April. Those are, therefore, to cite nil persons mnecrno'l, kimired uml creditors, to show •aiiM* it any they can. why said admiuistra- «»r slioiihl not l><- di-i-linrged from his admiu- striitioii and receive loiters «f di*mis*ii>u on !"• first Ni •udoy in S.-i.t* mb. r IStiO. Given niider inv hand and "tlieialsignature, ill oU'u-e this (ith Feb. I SAW, fel.18.11m. .J. LAM BERTH, Ordinary. CI.OItCIA I'loytl County. W HEREAS, John W. Turner and Jamos E. JI n.-j k i 11 s i • n. A'liiiiiiistnitois of Benja min M. TiUt, deceased, ••ejireseiit to the e, «tV F.'hr JESSE LAM BERTH letters of i|ismi.s. i August, Infill. J otlieial signature (Bo a test Miietioii KVKit MADE IX STANDARD Appointment. Robert IF. Rowland, of tho county of Cass, 1ms boon appointed aid-ilc-camp to the ('omnmmler-in-L'hiof with the rank of Colonel and will be obeyed and res pected ns such. fi~jy* Central Railroad stock sold at public sale in Savannah, on Tuesday last, at Si30 per share. Fifteen shares of Atlantic and Clulf Railroad stock at I greatly from drought lust year, j *" ny persons made no corn. | \ IVi.-nd of ours, soys tho Clovo- j 1 '«dl«*g«: I'" / , who has recently traveled . lnonth irtions of Indiana, Illinois und ri, informs us that tlio wheat these States was never moro ing and that an abundant yield C. Felton will be inaugu- tho Presidency of Harvard i the 281h of tho present HQf*-Tlii* oil springs in Western Penn sylvania arc estimated to he violdin. 3(100gallons perday. Nearly nil tho oil ha- been contracted for by one house in CIIATTOOCV HIVI-IU INSTITUTE, (.'aylesvillc, Cherokee Co., Ala., M. AINSWORTH. A. M. Principal. S tudents of both s. x >- win h.« .'iv.. lit thin Institution, and fitted for the huii non duties of life, or any class in mir (Td eges. Competent Touchers are employed. Send for a circular. juii21—wly tf 5S5 fit 5 B3S, Nm fmmWH ^ Rt Scwiim Machines! AFTER tliis date, I will coll the impt Burtholf Family Sewing Machines at a Re duction of $20.01) from former price?. i\ S.—The New Straight Needle Machine y, .le.-eu.-ed, - made out, I hy I Intrneier and nmoiint. And all pc debted to Hiiid d ’ceased are hereby required lo make immediate pavnicut. This ltd of April. 1*50. CURTIS BAsLEY,Admr. (•I-IOKRIA, I’loytl county W HEREAS, Stephen Ball, ii'lmiiiistra- t»rof Tliomas M. (}|a«h n. reprew is petition, duly tiled till I, ilint lie has tally a DL'CKER, Imporior, Manufactiuvr r.nd I)c.:lor in CABINET FURNITURE, TLT j»3liLo3.s5tor‘37-, M A r F HESS E 8, OI-IAIHS On Broad Street, Romo, Georgia. NVITE’t 4 *i * I* iVi -. i.i l i• L11 m ptrlic ilarly, to visit his Ware Rooms, where he lias a e,,of Rosewood, Parlor and Chamber Furniture, Mahogany, Walnut, and Imitation Furniture. i the IwbI, Spring Sent Sofa, to tin* common -t article in list*. Alsouti assortment of i1Intrc8so8» Tucker’s Patent Spring lied, Couches, Lounge*, Sitlcboiirtl*,Safes. All kinds of I'uruitnr«* with di’-pnteh. and neatly nqmired. Thankful for the very lilieral patronage heretofore exlendeil to him, ho hopes, hy chwe nt- li’iltion uml good work, to merit ii emitiimanee of the same. CAIIINHT SHOP "II Howard St* mar the Etowah House, where Fur- fX\jt nitnre is iiiniitifnrliired and repaired. Work warranted to give satislio’lions Bills of over 50 Dollars Retailed at whoiesalo prices—ami great bargain, or CAM JI, July27*ly. SANTOHD’S LIVER 1NVIGORATOR! NEVER DEBILITATES, I T I* Coiuiiuiiutlctl entirely from CDiiiih, and has become an established fuel, a Slumlord Medicine, known and up prove by nil that ' have used it, and is ii;*w resorted to with ^ confidence iu all the 'li.i’iises for which it ^ 'is recommended. It lui* cured thou- sands within the last two years who had Zj I gi von up all hopes of relief, as tho mimer* S '.us mvlieited cer- tifie ites in my pus- ^'session show. The dose must he w adapted to the (cm periiment of.the in dividual taking it. and used in mii-Ii quantities as to net greatly on the Ilow Jh its. Let 'the dictates ofJW vour judgmontguide in tlio iiho of tho| ri.iver Invigorntor, und it will cure Liv- P^'er f’omplaiiits. Mil- l-.iiH Attacks, Dvs-'U pepsin. I'hrouic Di Summer]^ ('«»mplaints. Dyson- Sour Stomach, llahituai 'liolie.ljjj I'holera, J’lmleru 1ms. Clioiera Infantum, I'lntith-nri*. "lice, I'eiiiiil.' Weakne and muv It u*ed •••fully ns an Ordinary Family Ale li. ine. Drop* ek lie.’id.’iehe, (., Ki" till«-.- T-’ilspoolil'uls . I III'* •tl». I i'll the l\ w;i"m Ouijh.,, fi,/,/.,. ,tr n , I(| '“iSjl I In. i« a |ilvit..altt lu.illchio to , ,, I relief, nu.l iu lilno oni olhl “"fr “,t"""*P 4 "-eo. It eterelae. iL. °! iiilliirm-r over Cougheenil tlio 1.U1IR. of Huy remedy l no „;| ■topping tile meat vielent ia a few i.'.nI 111 '"•>.t III II liny or two. Hue, ,.J1 thought to ho decidedly consumptive hinl hern promptly cured hy using » few bouial andil.f wearing Little’s Strengthening l>£| tors oti the chest. As an anodyne «*X|>irt»r«ck| without nstriugmg the bowels, it atauih iAl tuouut to all cough mixtures. 1 ■ DR. LITTLE’S VERMIFUGE. iri required to relieve children of worm. ,g| besides being one of th, best ami ch»’.w| e>er "tiered to (lie puhlie. its frequent ihJ tuiml.es will uvt much Doable ami exp.ij as well as the lives of many cl.il,Inn; J eu J hi every ten cases generally rt-auirt'J , DR. LITTLE’S 11 French Mixture. lliH IS prepared from a French Rccit* \ 1 the forms of No. 1 and 2: the first for tkl aeuie. mid So. 2 for tho ctironio itasi*,) UmI Inis been much improved upon in (big eomui*™ h’.i-l fioni its unexampled sacce*s is litrlr i. si.,.' r-e.le every other ten,oily for the run J Ihed! ea-eof the Kidneys and JllntlUer.Uml errliea 1 , l.lennorrhnil. ami Finer Alim. iJ left Ion *. 11, is extensive compound romkiisl totally diHcrent in t u .t« ,.<L1 tr-m anything to he found iu ihl *’iii"-'» fintea I’linrinneojiien or it jiraeti"-«.| rafely nnd efficiency iunotrinWj DR. LITTLE ft Hiiigtvtirin mid Tetter(Hntmont. Hmi'lri «ls of ea*.s of Chronic Trite Scald Heads, ami diseases oftho skin g»n»n Iv, have keen cured by this remedy, nil ■*!"' '* ‘I'F introdiietion of the No. 2 prriir.1 n."i (hemg |,,r '|i‘gcr) rcareely a cureU lrrl Heel ually crioli' Alt r Hot tie. .T. T- FARELL. FARE! w, YEI8ER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Di'iigg'iHts and Apothecaries, Nos, 33 & 55 Brood Street, Rome, Geo, of F iroll .t I ’i uud J. U. Yt-iscr respectfully call One DoHm SANi tlHirS FA Ml I, Y HAllTIO PILLS. M l*(t I l’BE VEK ETA IK, I" 1 ' "I* Kill'* C;. elitr.iiti H;i‘ ».M EXTIt \< ‘ Tight, and Family Ca | . |Kmrtie Pill is gentle «• Catliurlie CQ a hieli tin* pr-.pritor I in hi-prac ^ ti<-o luoruKiati twen- k-J w'i,i ii,, (U mI.d-i. <ai . s,. The eoiistnntl demand Tlo eli of i P5 ft*lent <' 11hartie of the bowels. The Family Ca-'J3 thnrlie Pill Inn 4 .with dm. reference to this well cslnlillslied fact been c." pounded from n variety oft In* purest Vegetable (H Extracts, whieli net alikeou fve.-y part ( of (lie alinicnlnry Wild rniigen . am) are good and raft) in all eases mled, De- ieli, Sleepiness, For (lie. Ph vii-iiins i Dr. Lit t |)n applinl in the form of P!*l plilet. I I Ke Mater pounding hi i tyiftl \ All r i* not (lie chiefn-H • lo- iiiimrlf Dl cly for ni'ireiU| (lie luisinrs;. should he addressed I.. „ LITTLE A BRO„ Mart r or sale In I! I.y Messrs. Fan il A liisfl ml by f,. \\. Dean. Gnvo Springs, liaiits nr Druggists generally. july;’l. I Tl.oi Tin- - M. Glad' ti • are. therefor. I. kindred and . • lit" all persons cen to show cause if should "t lie discharged from his ii'lmiiiislration and L-ceive letters "t dismission on the first Monday i October, 1800. Given under tny hand and otlieial sigtlft- lire nt office, this 5tli March, 1800. murid JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord’y. GEORGIA, I’loytl County: W HEREAS. Arthur S. Ford, adminis trator of Jus. J. Gill, represents t" Km Court in his petition, duly filed and en toted on record, that he has fullvadminister ed James J. Gill’s estate. This is. therefore, to eite nil persons con cerned, kindred and creditors, t<> show cause, if any they can, why said Administrator should not l*o d boh urged I rum his Adminis tration, and receive letters of dismission, on the first Monday iu October, IS(Sd. Given under my hand und olliciid signature, at I'Hicc, this. 5tli March. ISf.0. ninrSO JESSE LAMHKRTII, Ord’y. GKOllGIA, Floyd Comity. 'WT’HKREAS, William J. Smith, executor \\ of (diaries Wehh, deceased, represents to the Court, in his petition, duly filed and •tl. that he lias fully adminis- H AV attention to their complete uud Ire Drugs, Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy Gooils, Paints, White Load, Linseed, Lubricating & Lamp Oils, Colors and Turpentine, Burning Fluid, Campheno, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, &c. Physicians’ and Country Morrhiuits’ orders nut up own* good terms as any city South. Sole Agents for Empire ami Now Jersey White Loud uml Kerosene Oil Company. Prescriptions cart’lully prepared day or night. The Storo will ho open on Sundays from 8 to Hi o’clock in forenoon nnd from ft to !> i moon. (oetu) ' FARELL .V, YKISElt, W.1I 11. COX, >V. RHODES IIII.L, W. II. HERNDON. COX, HILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, wed Charles Wehh* This is. therefi erned. kindred •all persons NOTICE, r S hereby given to all persons against trail ing for’ a Promissory Note, for ono linn- nd dollars, given t*».l«e Glenn, in Scptcin- "•r "r Oftoher, IS5yj due .'ix months after ale. ns the* consideration for which it was liven ".tally failed. TIIOS. M. ALSTON. Summon illo, Ga., Feb. 1 Sth ’CO—Jmw. clitors, to show if any they can, why said Executor should not ho discharged from liis Executorship, and reccivo letters of dismission on tlio first Monday in October, IStil). Given under my hand and official signature at office, this 5th March, 18(10. tuurlO. JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord’y. GEORGIA, I'loyd county. W HEREAS, William J. Smith, Adminis trator of Matthew Smith, represents to the Court in his petition, duly filed ami en tered on record. Hint he Inis fully administer ed. Mathew Smith’s estate. This is therefore, to cito all persons con cerned. kindred and creditors, to show cniiso, if any they can, why said administrator should not ho discharged from hi* adminis tration nnd receive letters of dismission on tiie first Monday in October, IStiO. Given under my hand and official signature II P1L1C1I-TREE STREET, ATI. VATA, U\. UING formed Ja copartnership as above, wo are prepared to exhibit i ant uml fresh STOCK OF GROCERIES, - which are offered to cash oml short time, prompt paying Our facilities tor purchasing uml a perfect knowledge of tnc wan such that wo can guarantee entire satisfaction, in every particular. We annex a few of tho articles now in storo und to arrive: 30 hds. New OrlcansISugar, 100 “ A B & C., ’’ 5 “oo 1 ii. 0 s ?! t “*K r< ' w '‘ s “ E "' 25 Bags Java Coffee, 400 Kegs of Nails, 10 Old Government Coffee, 300 Box candles, 100 Box* Tobacco, 1000 “ Snuff, 200 bl. Bee'll Whisky, 30 Pack’s Cresscnt’s, Hennossv and otlic. choice Brandies, 10 “ Brands, Old and Soft, from private stock, 1 500ISacks Salt. 100 Bx’s State and English Barry Cheese. And any quantity of Soda, Starch, Pickles, Catsups, Sauces, Preserves, Fruits, Cordiuls> Oysters, Mackerel, Sardines, Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Churns, Ac., to which attention is in vited. Awaiting your commands, and always at your services, octlU.tf, Woaro Respectfully, COX, HILL A C'O. nto of the Sll the Buck and I, Pdiu and Soreness over the whole body, from sudden eolp, which frequently, if neglacted, ond in n long course of Fever, Loss of Appe tite. a ('ret*ping sensation of fold over tin* body, Restlessness, llcnilaolu-, or weight in the head, all liilhiminatory Disease, Worms in Children or Adults, Klinuinutiniii, n great I’lirilierof the blood ami tunny diseases to whic’li llcsli is heir, tho numerous to mention iu thisadxersisement. Dose, I ton. Price, :< Dime*. The Liver Invigorator and Family Callinr- tii’ Fills are retailed by Druggist generally, * ' i °bl wholesale hy tlio Trade In nil tho largo towns. F. T. W. SANFORD, M. D„ • and Proprietor. Sold hy Druggists Broadway, Now York. juno29.ly. WALTON Female College Lottery, OF GEORGIA. Chartered to/ the State in J85fi. W.C, DAWSON & Co., Mii’g,rs MACON, UR SAVANNAH,GA. NOVEL SCHEME! Policy Plan Lottery. By this Scheme. Purchasers can select their own Xumhors, uml jniy any amount f<>r a Ticket they may desire ! Extra Class 2, Draws Oct, 3, 1859. And on every succeeding day (Sundays ex cepted,) at 5 o’clock, P. M. this Scheme, thro nro 75 Numbers placed in the Wheel—from 1 up to 75 ami twelve of those Numbers arc druwu from tlio Wliecl.^ If a person selects ono Number out of the 75, and that Number is among tlio Numbers drawn; begets five times the amount invested, If two selected Numbers are drawn, ho gets thirty for olief if three selec- t°'* Numbers nro tljnwn, ho gets two hun dred for ono; if four selected numbers aro drawn, lie gets a thousand for one; if five selected Numbers are drawn, five thousand for one, of six selected numbers aro drawn, fifteen thousand to one. IIkmkuiikr ! if two or moro, selected numbers aro taken, and all of those numbers so selected are not drawn among the Twelve Drawn Numbers, tha Ticket is a Bluuk. OUR Havana Plan Lotteries, Draw four (I) Times a Month! ngd nro tho most liberal of any schemes ovc4 "tiered. For particulars address, W. C. DAWSON A CO., Mannoors. ocl20.1y.] Macon and Savannah, Ga. HAYWOOD’S balm of ^SAVANNAHI demising, Nourishing mid Ucatitif)ii| THE If A IU. I N present ing the MALM OF 8AYA2LYtl| I" the public, the proprietor does oiitim v of the lie.'itation attending tin n| traduction of n new uml untried article,foriH has now hi'Cii fifteen yews Ini tore tiie pnlUl and eueh year lias adileil to ith populautT.- The detuaud for il having increased so far U_ yoml my previous facilities for its nuiiiubJ lure. Utv pvquivtor 1ms recently com|.i.W arriing. meals for producing it on a inort ul ii-ii'ivt* scale, and at Ilia same time nd.liqu its lormci- excelleticc, by the result ef a 1 practical i xperirnct- in its use. The following vouchers aro gcntlcinennl known, and can lie attested; S.v VA.wt rt, Aug. fi, 1M I J. M. II a y^v ond. Agent—Dear Sir: I rkt# fully comply,with niv promise, lo pb# ytH myvpiuit tho merits of your linin’y Savannah. After using it for some IwojtmrL I am prepared to speak from experictirt. nil do not hesitate to jironounru it tlio best [*■ paruiion tor the luiir Hint I have overtu*i;| I esteem it a ideasaut nnd convenient artkff for dressing tlie hair, possessing most ofdC virtues claimed for the popular cosmetics *1 the day, with none of their dolotcriou* qc>H ties. 1 feel confident Hint it only need* known to tlio public to bccomo nmrcriity| popular. Very rospeel fully yours, W, T. THOMPSON, Editor of Savannah Morning New I The object of this in to state that I hare.W fioiim months, used Mr. Haywood’s IloirT<*;L ie—known us the Balm of Savaunoh-^l have found it Incomparably superior to “Jl other article of tlio kind. Its tiro week is quite sufficient, not only to ditto**?] tho dundrufi’, Ac., from the hair, but.tQ **’ rent its formation iu any applicable q"u*> -- It maintains the hair too, in that moist ml pleasant condition, which so tunny e'^L specifics pretend to do, hut almost fail—iu so far us my experience goes. J. L. LOCKE, Lato Editor of ths Savannah Republic*** I T Mav 20, IIS | Nfr. .T. M. Haywood, Agent: It IP™JJI pleasure to certify to tho uncqunlcd of your Balm of Savannah. Jt is tufi tonic for tho hair, ns well ns tho most cxtcrminalorof dandruff I hnro ever IricDI My luiir 1ms been inclined to full out 8 j| tny attack of Yellow Fovcr In 18M» ^1 among all tho proven tires I have Balm of Savannah has bcou the mostfUrt**| ful. This much I sny most cheerfully- Yours, Ac., T. W. ALEXANDER Lute Editor of tho Savannah Republic* 8, I ^D'For sale hy J. Nf. HAYWOOD, Agt» I Manufacturer nnd Proprietor, Savannah' 0 and by J. G. Yntsr.n, and F.\niat. •*, HKI., Rome, Ga. July W*V* Varnishes of all Kinds. A lso, TuitrusTiNE, for mii^ i, y „ tdiinluy, ,ou * L No. 3 Choice llouao. DYSPEPTICS READ! Tho Itcst Dyspeptic Remedy T8 PREPARED BY DR. W. W* X formerly of Grlflln, Go. .j. Prof. w. W. Slmrpo, nnd others in ‘“ u v iuity can attest to its virtues. For salo in Romo, hy jiilyO.tf. A Fresh r J, 0 YEIBE» 1 Inrgo Slock of Southern Grass Seed* O F all kluds, just rocoived by turnley, fob 11 No. 3 Choice liouic.