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The Revenge of tho FlOttcrn.
FRO* Tn« OF.RUAN OF FBXII.tORAIB.
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'softnnd snowy pillow,
a'maiden-bound in sleep ;
[tig fell her Jong dark Josbetf.
, m? olieeka uro purpling deep.
OleemlnRstamls MlJtfi «Mffl
On its frame of Osior wrought;
Flowers fW»Ji. .the cup mUwnliig.
Spread their petals, pcrfumo-fraught.
Sultry vapor fills tho oliambor,
Brooding on languid air s
Closed tho lattioo, llod tho Zephyrs,
As thoy feared the Summer thoro.
While around stilUilenco reigneih,
Ilark! a whisper faint anti slight,
From the leaflets nnd tho blossoms.
Murmuring,humming,soundetu light.
From tho vaso now softly gliding,
Boa ring shields and helmet crownou,
Woven of tho inist thoir vestments,
Shadowy forms are floating round,
From tho rose’s couch of crimson,
Kisee up a lady fair;
ar tho gems of dew are flashing
In lior quickly waving hair.
'mm the tiny cowl nnd sombro
Or tho dark-leafed aconite,
. ( »aps a hold and fearloss ridor,
Sword and casque all glittering bright.
Firm his step nnd high his bearing.
Well beseeming his array;
On his crest are nodding proudly
Heron-plumes of silvor groy.
From tho sweet nnd bending lily,
Trembling steps a maiden fair*,
hliht the veil that floats urounu her—
1 )ewey web in summer air,
Ludicrous Halucination or a Hkm.—
Dennis Carroll, who lives nt the corner
of O’Fallon and Seventh streets, is tho
possessor of both A hen and a dog. At
the time Hint the latter Intel n litter of
mins, tho lion wns devoting her ttae
Htasrakwh
tlcklenessbf females is proverbial,ns well
as their singularity of taste, sometimes.
Dame Partlett deliberately loft tho eggs,
aml nctUMly took tho “ pops,’—there
wore two—under her wing, but for what 1
purpose will probably never be known.
And the lien will hot sufl’or nny ono to
touch tho infantilo canines, and nlao-
lutoly repels the fond solicitude of their
own mother. Tho hen still spreads her*
solf ovor tho young animals.
Tills is no bogus itom—no sell—no
connection with “that anuik.”—*S3r. Louis
firp.
Great Fire at Danville, Ky I
W. B.DODDS&Co’a
GEORGIA, Floyd eoahlt.
property ol John Mi Berrien, Jr., and Rleli-
\r n.nlan /In- Ml.sk nf
ard M. Berrien, (In' place of their foruicr
Guardian, Thomas M. Borrlen, deceased,)
tuiuars under fourteen years of dge, rosidonts
of /aid county^
This is to cite all persons coucorued to J»o
r.nd appear at tho term of the court of Ordi
nary to ho held, noxt alter the expiration of
thirty days from the first publieatton of this
notice, nnd show cause, if they can. why said
James M. Poppor should not b« iutrmcu
with tho guardianship of tho porwin {inti
property of John M. Borrlen, Jr., and Rich
ard M. Berrien.
Given under tnv hand nnd official signature
a.toffioo, tills 2d July, I860.
Jnlyfl •
ly, i olio.
-J. LAMBRKTII, Ord.
Administratrix's Notice.
G EOROI A, Pom- (bn IIly .-
Sixty days after da’e I will apply to
tho Court of ordinary of said county for
louvo to Sell tho real e*taio and n portion of
the u-groe* belonging »<• tho cstato of Ben
jamin T. Merely, Into of said county deceas
ed, thisJuly the 2nd, 18«I0.
A. M08ELY, Adm’x,
With the will annexed.
JulyCw2i
GEORGIA, Polk Couuty.
j^IXTY Days after dot.' 1 will tnnko appll;
EORGIA, Polk County.
IXTY Buys after date, I will apply to tho
_ .ourt of Ordinary f »r said county, Ibr
iTivc to soli tho finds belonging to tho es-
of Lazarus W. Buttle, late of said coutt*
ilcci’cd. II. T. A Wit. 8. BATTLE,
julyO—w2m Adm’rs.
Conoreto Safes Triumphant!
From the Turk’s cap fierce advancing,
.Strides a haughty Moor and bold ;
Gleaming bright, tho golden crescent
Lights his dark green turban’s fold.
Stately moves a sce|itro-hearcr
From tho crown-imperial deep;
Following from tho rich bluoiriB,
lleavy-nrracd his rangers sweep.
i tho bowing pale narcissus,
with threatening brow, a
FORTY-EIGHT HOURS IN THE FI*K
Danvim.k, Ky., March 7, 1800.
Messrs. W. B. Dodds A Co., Cincinnati:
Dear Sir—Tho safe I purchased of you in
September last has stood the great fire which
occurred in our town on tho JWuFobunry splen
didly. I had u lurgo amount of notes, receipts
Ao. th It, botore the building burned I took
tho papers out but put in some shirts of jiu-
por, and upon opening it siuco tho hurtling,
they woro
NOT EVEN SCORCHED.
The voenorlng on tho drawers was a Util*
warned ? tho look works very well, am
when l oil it a little l think it will boa# good
My safo was lu the lower story of n
Folk Sheriff Sale.
-yyiLL bo sold before tho court house door
th to satisfy three li fas. oh niiivd in a
Justice's Court of the ll)72d district» f G M-»
or of 8. W. Blanco vs.s.dd U1 .oilworth
sold to pay the pureba-o tnonjy ft r said
youth;
Flios, with threatening
Many a fiery kiss he presses
On the slumbering maiden’s mouth.
Now around her couoh thev gather,
Circling wildy dunce and swing;
4aa tho words and low the cadence
Of the song thoy join to sing.
Maiden 1 Maiden! thou hast torn us
From our long loved dwelling plaao;
Brought us, cruel one i to perish
In thy fair but hated vaso.
as ever,
throe atory ^wilding with shingle roof, lu nr
adjoining room, With only a plastered parti
idjolnlng room, with only a plastered pi
lion, a drug store was kopt, and immediately
opposite where my safo was selling thorewi
a considerable quantity of paints, oils, tu
pontine,cnmphlno, and liquors. Tho build
(ng wns connected with tho Patterson Hotel
on one shin and was within six feet of th.-
Court House on tho other, with a largo pil
of wood between my office and the Cc»ur
House, and a door entering into my oflico im
mediately from tho wood. Th
Happy once and glad wo rested
On the bosom of the Earth ;
Where, through leafy arbors stealing,
Sunboums kissed us in our mirth.
stnnii frniuo building attached to tborrnrof
the Drugstore, with oils, paints, and llquorr
in it, and a glass door leading into my ofllc,
from it. You Will cels nt ouoo the excossivi
heat created at and about It. 1 regard it
fu'lv tested, nnd havo no hesitancy in say
ing that my papers would have beutl pro
♦Vliero the kindly breezes fanned us,
Wandering in our pleasant bowers j
Whore bv night wo often sported,
Bathed in dew and gentle showors.
ordered
Now amid tho turbid waters,
Sink wo fast and soon must dlo *,
Maiden! thoughtless, cruel maiden l
Vengeance, vengeance drawoth nigh l
had left them in tin
A tiumbor of our citizens liuvo examined
..since the tiro and were surpri
condition, ami somo of thorn ha’
safes of you, believing them
REALLY FIRE PROOF SAFES.
I shall take great pleasuro in recommend
ing youraares. Yon are nt liberty to make
such use of this statement ns you
propor. Yours, [•«jnm|J }
. lushed tho song; the band now bending
Close the sloop-chained maiden round;
With tho sometime dreary silence
Comes again tho murmuring sound,
List the hum of whispering voices 1
How tho mpiden’s cheek now glows,
Wiiilo her foes all breathe about her
Breath that burns aa round it flows 1
•olden opes tho eyo of morning,
With the night tho elves are. fled ;
Gn tho couch still lies the maiden,
Sleeping now as sleep the deftd.
On her cheek the rose-hue llngors,
Sho herself .a faded flower t
With her drooping sisters died she
Through Iheir fatal perfume’s power.
DURHAM.
.. of Ordinary of said
....„ _ ill the lands belonging
the cstato of Alexander C. Morris, lato of
.id county,' deceased;
julyO—w2m ABNER DA It DEN, Adtn’r.
in Cedar Town, on tho first Tuesday
August m xt, within the legal hours of
lev ttio following property, to wit:
One House ntid Lot adjoiuing tho town of
Wert, tho place whereon A. lJloodwurth
lives, containing live acres of land, moro
lo.'S—/old a* the prop.rty of A. Blood
juno2U
Sheriff Sales of Chattooga*
W ILL bo sold before the Couri-hou*u door
inSutumerviU -, between the legal hours
f sal-, on tho first Tuesday iu August, the
•Bowing property, to wit
I3EORGIA—Floyd County*
D ANIEL S'. PRlNTTP.having appiidd to
bo appointed Guardian of tho porson
nnd property of Johu A. Harslmw, a minor
adsr fourteen years of agts.
This Is to cite all persons concerned, to bo
and appear at tho torm of tho Court .of Ordi
nary, to be hold next after tni oxplratiun of.
thirty days from the (Hit publication of thfr
notice, and show cause, if any they havo,
why mid DAn'l 3. Printup should not bo in
trusted with'tho Guardianship of tho persons
and property of John A. Harshaw.
Given under my hand nnd official signature,
this 5th of June, 1800.
junoT tod J. LAMBERT)!. Ord.
Administrator's Sale*
A GREEABLE to an order of the court of
J\. Ordinary of Banks county, Gn„will ho
sold before the Court Houso door. In town of
Paulding, on the 1st Tuesday 1n August next
between tho legal hours of salo. Forty Aeros
of Lrml. Sold as the i iopoity »f James
Martin, ?r„ lato of Franklin countv. dec’d,
for distribution. ANDREW MARTIN.
JunoS-tOd Adtn’r do bonis non,
HARPER & BUTLER,
Importers and 3oavy Dealers in
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
HARDWARE,
Broad Street, Borne, Ga.
WE 1‘espootftill# toilet n continuation of tho patronage of our PROMPT PAYING aftd
Cash Customers,
I
To whom our Gsods ere for salo at tho LOWEST FlGlfRES*
Administrator^ Citation.
Q,BOH (1TA, Polk county .-—
jr Whereas, Henry Kingsbory, Adminis-
rator on tho estate nf Jesss Walt n, late of
said county deceased, has inndo application
‘ mo in terms of the law, for his dismission
otu his said administration.
These are theref ire, to eito nnd admonish
nil persons interested in said estate, to show
eau«etotneon or before the second Monday
in January next, why said administratoV
should not he dismissed from his said ad
ministration, otherwise I shall proceed ac*
ilitiff lo law.
livon under my hand and official signature
this May 28th 1800.
tnayStwOm. 8. A. BORDERS, Ord’ry.
CABINET FURNITURE,
GEORGIA, rioyd County,
rpwo months after date application will lu
_ do to the Ordiuary of Floyd cotlnlV,
fur leave to sell all the Land and Negroes
gltig to the estnfu of Oubril Jones, late
of said couuty. This .‘inth May 1800.
MARY H .JONES, Adm’x.
WM. H, JONES, Ailm’r.
tnaySlw
GEORGIA—Tloyd County.
W HEREAS. John W. Tumor and James
F. Huskiuson. Administrators of lionja-
min M. Tutt, docoased, mpreaent to
Court, in their petition, on file nnd • nterod
on Record, that they havo fully administered
R-njnmin M. Tutt’s estate,
These are, thoreforo, to cite nil persons
cerncd, kinsmen and creditors, to show cause,
if any they ran, why said Adminis
trators should not bo discharged ft'tmt their
Administration anil receive letters of dismis-
ion <»n the first Monday iu August, IM00,
Giron under my hand nnd official signature
nt office, 6th February, IMHO.
fob9. JESSE LAMBERTII, Ordinary.
Court in favor of McItonMe, Cadow A
>. vs. Shropshire «t Kendrick—properly
•inted out by ttliiintiil'N attorney.
G. M. ileps >u‘a interest in Jot ot
laud No. J2, in the 28th Diet, and !(d See. of
Chattooga county, levied on as tin
ierty of said Hopson to satisfy thro
Justice.# Court of 871 district
f Walker county, in favor of Morgan
A Lano vs. G. M. II »psun—proporty pointed
out by plaintiffs, and levied b; ‘ ”
and seturned to m».
Also, lot of land No. 1R1 In tho 14th dlst.
id tth sect, of said County—lovled on as
tho property of Robert Hawks to satisfy two
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
XYTHEREAS. Henry U. Dempsey,
TT inlnistrnted of Joseph C. Dempsey,
represents to tho Court, in his petition duly
filed nnd entered on record, that he bus fully
Administered Josoph C. Dempsey's estate.
This is. therefore, tol ito all persona n«
cerncd. kindred ami creditors, t » sJtoW cause,
if any they can, why said administrator
should Hot be discharged from his adminis
trntlon, and receive letters nf dismission 1 on
tho flr.it Monday In December, i860.
Given under tnv hand nnd official sigtta-
Mantillas, Points & Shawls,
NEW FIRM.
Mills & Sumter,
15 SIT’S CLO'HIINCI
F.xtrn (^ualitiijs and Makes.
IIATS,
BOOTS &. SHOES
H013SE-FUBN!SH1N6
ItAVIXO ASSOCIATED TIIEMSKt.VES TOOKTllEB FOR
MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING
AM, KINDS AND STYLE OF
Extensivo Shop and Machinery
WITH FIRST QUALITY OF MATERIAL, WE ARE READY TO
itAtlYLAND, VIRGINIA, NORTH
CA ROI.lNAl SOUTH CV! RO
ILY A .t- GEORGIA
MAKES I
r ow RECEIVING AND OPENING,
and comprisingono of tho largest, an*'
... >3t attrilctivo Stock, in the Southern CoUtt
try, which will bo sold ns
MANUFACTURE LA11GELY,
All artlclerfHn ourllpc, nnd to fill all orders at tlm shortest v.
MR. SUMTER, has been long known iu this community, n
therefore, warrant all articles tnado by.us. Wc shall baVldi
Supply tho surrounding Country with Sash, Blinds,
uml Furniture, at very reasonable prlt os.
Wo cordially invite nil tho eitisens of tho country to our Waro Room, Furniture Store t
Manufactory,dmth on Bro.vl 8t.. Rome. tlu. Ffflfc UIIRIAL CASES always on hit
and every quality of COFFINS mado ns soon ns required.
CHARLES W, MILLS. *
jttly27,ly*
JAMES M. SUMTER
W. N DUCKER,
Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in
CABINET FURNITURE,
Upliolstery,
MA TRESSES.
this at oflico, tills 6th Mirv. 1860.
mny2(» JESSE L VMBEUTH. Ord'y.
issued from Justice court of the 872
Itstrioi, G. M„ of Wliitfiold county in favor
»f sloaeph Glonn vs. Robert Hawks—nroper-
y p dnt d out by plainlUT, and levied on by
■ 'nstable, and returned l>~
Wo are Agents for these splendid Safes
and invito tho public to call and soo other
certificates as to tho manner. In which they
resist the attaaks of/both
FIRE AND BURGLARS
Those safes have nover failed tor>roscn:e
their contents, nnd nro warranted to ho
ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAMP.
The construction of tho BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES is peculiar, and In connec
tion with the ‘’Great American Koy Regis-
tar Lock," (which possesses Hie grout advan
tage of having NO KEY HOLE and yet bus
Urn security 5f a PERM UTA'l’INO KEY
enpablo of 250.000.000 ehnuges.) thoy will
ho found perfectly improonnhle.
A. W. CALDWELL. Rome, Ga.
Btrattox & Srymour, Nashville, Tenn.
may25.wly.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
T O nil whom It may concern—W. R. Ter-
huno having, in proper ft»rtn; applied to
me for permanent letters of Administration
on tho oslnto of ImWroh*o Brock, Into of
the State of Alabama, deernstd. (nnd huv
\n\f unsettled business in this State)—.
This is to cite ull uml singular the crodi
tors and next, of kin ol Lawrence Brock, to be
nnd appear at my office, within the timo al
lowed bv law, nnd show eauso if nny they
have, why purumnent Administration should
not bo granted to W. B. Torhuno on
iftwrcnco Brook's estate.
Ivon under my hand nnd official tdgnu-
, at office this’, 25th June I860.
JuneSfi JESSE LAMBEUTU. Ord'y.
GEOitGlA, Polk county.
A T the flrut term of tho Court ofOrdlnary
for said comity, after the expiration of
six months fr<*m tho date of those present*, I
will makunppliention to said court ft»r letters
ot (lismi^Biott from (ho further administration
on tho estate of M »rk JacKson with tho will
annexed. This May ih t Tth. I860,
miyll. JA3. W1IEEI.EH, Adm'
Prcliticiann.
Th« editor of the New Hampshire
Conservative complains that his neigh
bor of the Democrat has served him bad
ly. His neighbor of the Democrat serves
God himself badly.
A Woodstor Republican acousos tho
Washington Constitution of “bootless
ttoa *** \vn alimibl think f'niwlitlllioil's
lies.”* We should think Constitution
lieswoll booted from tho way they trav
el.
JOB OFFICE.
•lORGlA, Floyd County.
rpwO MONTHS after duto nppnllcntion
. will ho tnado to tho Ordinary of Floyd
lunty, On., for leave to sell all tho rial es-
d negroes belonging to the estate of
Irwin, deceased, for tho bcuotit of
the heirs and creditors of said deceased.—
This Juno 22. I860.
JOHN I. HUGGINS,
'2t»-w2m Adm'
Our old friend Hooper, of tho Mont
gomery (Ala.,) Mail has got to bo a real
fire-eater, though ho formerly did’nt
take Iris viotuids any warmer than we
do ours. Wo insist that ho spoil his
name Whooper.
Tho editors who stoal our paragraphs
show at least that they know now to
takoajoko.
Tho editor of tho Now Hnmpshiro
Democrat suvs that when lie has been
a candidate for Congressional nomina
tions he has been twice foiled in Con
ventions ot his political friends by a tie.
Lot him tako heed to his life, or a
tio” will ultimately be tho death of
him. .
gaySomo men use words as riflomen
do bullets. Tho few words used go
right to tho mark. Thoy lot you
talk, guide with thoir eye and face, on
and on, till what you say can bo an
swered in a word or two, then thoy
launch out a sentence, pierce tho mat
ter to. tho quick, and are done. You
never Jcnow where you stand with them*
Your conversation falls into their
minds as rivers fall into the deep
chasms, and are lost from sight by its
depth and darkness. They will some
times surprise you with a few words,
that go right to the mark like a gun
shot, and then they aro silent again, as
if thoy were reloading.
nty.
tho legal hours of sulc, tho tract of land, in
said county, whereon Grove Tomlinson resid
ed ut tl.e time of his death, containing Two
Hundred and F.»riy Acres, inoro or less, (sub
ject to widow's dower.) Also Linn, a negro*
woman aged about 45, Jacob, a boy about 21.
Alfred about It), and Jane, n girl 15. Sold
jis tho property of said Grove Tomlinson,
Into of Gordon county, deceased, for tho bon-
(Hof his heirs and crodRors. Terms mode
dny of
" !iX,
Ad
VUR FACILITIES FOR DOING ALL
O kinds of
JOB WORK
ly office lu Upp
Persons wishing Pamphlets o any kind
Cards,
Posters,
Circulars,
Dodgers,
■ Bill Heads,
Blank Notes,
Checks,
or other Job work will do well to give us a c
MARRIAGE LICENCES,
and all kinds of
LEGAL BLANKS,
kept constantly on hand.
Last Words.—The last words spoken
from the floor of the House of Repre
sentatives • prior to its adjournment,
were uttered by Mr. Z. B. Yanoo. a mem
ber from North Carolina, and thoy were
singularly appropriate to tho whole his
tory and condition of the iost House—
appropriate to the state of political par
ties and party politics—appropriate to
the whole disorganized and unhinged
condition of public affairs. They are
these:
"I call for the reading of the riot act.”
It might.havo been done, however,
with equal propriety, at any day of the
PAW
s„
WE HAVE ALSO A No. I
RULING MACHINE
Blank Books,
Hotel Registers,
Steamboat and
Railroad Blanks,
Bills of Lading,
Way Bills, &o,
A Japanese Shows FionT.-^-On Wed
nesday evening tho report of n pistol
startled the crowds assembled at the
Continental Motel, Philadelphia, in the
Japanese apartment. The Inquirer,
Bays: ..«*
11 seems that an individual partially
inebriated obtained admittance to tho
strangers, and entering into conversa
tion with one of them, exhibited a
loaded pistol. The latter accidentally
went off, the ball whizzing past the
Asiatic’s ear and burying itself in the
wall. The Japanese, suspecting treach-
instantly drew liis sword and
charged upon tho inebriated man,
defying 14m to battle. The latter was
rescued.
BOOK III SIMM
A RRAuEMENTS havo been tnado with
ancxcclloni I)ook Binder to till
entrusted to - ** '
Persons having Mng<
Periodicals of nny kind, Sheet Mu-
” u ’Books of nny kind, they
sl<\ Law Books,
desire bound, may be assured that it
neatly done, nnd on rcaionablo torms, if
trusted to our caro.
Terms Oash.
Dissolution.
T HE firm of Block, Blount A Ooinoron
this dny dissolved bv mutual consent.—
Our office will bo found In the Etowah Hotel
building, first door below tho entrance
theII del. Those.indebted to tho firm v .
please come forward and pay? and those wh
have accounts not due until tho twenty-fifth
of December, will please settle by note.
miner, will please settle by note.
BLACK, BLOUNT A CAMERON,
mfty!7w.lm
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
W HEREAS. David D. Duke. Admlnlitrn
tor of William Thnrington. represent*
to the Court in his potitinn. duly fil 'd nnd
entered on Record, that Im Ims ftilly admin
istered William ThoriogtonV eslute,
These nro, therefore, to cite nil persons
OOI"J?JZ,<G!r&5 CHAIRS
On Broad Street, Romo, Georgia.
NVITE-l tY> P tMfj, ail :h) f.i li-?i p trdutl.irly, to visit his Ware Rooms, whero ho lias
tnply of
Rosewood, Parlor and oliambor Firnifure,
M’hoguiy, Walnut, nnd Imitation Furniture
Fr-un tho best Spring Rent d»fa. the oomnmn.'«t article in use. Also tut assortment nf
JIt»trv*«c«, Tucker’s Patent Spring I)ml,Couches, Lounges, Sideboards,Safes
All kind* of Furniture di-qmjcli. nnd neatly rcpn'red.
Jlb-’Ml pntrmi.igo heretofore extended tu him, he hopes, by close
••rk.
of tl.r
Adminivtrntor’fl Sale.
Y Virtue of an order from tho court of
Idndrcd nnd creditors, to slu
cause if nny they can. why *nid administra
tor should not bo discharged from lib admin
istration nnd receive letters of dismission on
tho first Monday in September i860.
Given under my hand nnd official signature,
CA8JI,
CAIUXET SHOP - u tt ward St., near the Etowah Ho,
•ed nnd repelrcd. Work warruuicd to ci\
Jdbirs Uvt.iile l ul wholosalc price,
mu fin
.860
LADIES ELEGANT
IN- EVERY VARIETY.
jursoN* wornt m
(IRT a' pancAGR,
PLANTATION GOODS!
—0F-
oliiltl la taken ill tufty nftou l» tho c« u ^
clcntli, u^ilu noting without delay, and b r
*— the Mountain Herb Tea ImmefilatfU
not only wire tho child a long and t
Illness, nnd yottnmlf ‘ much oxpente, bu«,
feel happier -In Unmving that yon have i
your duty, mid perchance ravul its lift.
OBSKRV15.—Alwftvs fipd the Name and c-
nature of R. L. JUDfcON A CO., am) ib f i.
trait of Teeuco t On each package of tliiilU
Ten.
Low as the Lowest,
Gash or to prompt phying oustoincrs, o
the usual time.
J. H. MoOLUNG,
r30w. Romo. Georgia.
McNAUGIir, ORMOND & Co.
Commission Merchants,
Aift Dealer* in Hcnrral iitenkanM
Keystone lltiildiuga, WliitelmU St.
ATLANTA. GA.
N^-UF.FBUKNOKS
i, wlv
ii give railsfacti.
and great bargain
July27’ly.
IV. RHODES HILL,
W, R. HERNDON.
Smith
Patrick; Hmallwoad, Karl A Co : Allen. M
Loan A Dulklcy. New York : Wm M. I.
ton A Co.. Naylor A Smith, Charleston? J
Toft, Cash'r., Duncan A JolinM
»t A Mel,
Wnl.-dn Smith
...... . : Crittcn ten A Co., Louisville
Wick*, l'rc*. MompliU? 1). A. January
Hi. Louis.
t Ordinary of Gordon county, will h« sold
the first Tuosday in August next, bcftiro
> Court House door in said county, within
Polk Sheriff Snles.
W ILL bo sold before the Court I
in Cedar Town, on the first. . ...
July, within tho legal hours of sulo the’fol
lowing property, to wit:
One road wagon. 4 buggies, 2 sorrel mates
one mule, .1 watches, ono shotgun, 40 pieces
of leather, more or less, ii Iso tho ono'half
interest In lots No. .101 n nd .102 and one
aero more or l- ss. it being a portion of lot
No. 275, with a tan yard thereon >vi»lf all tho
appurtenances tlmreunto belonging, ennrist-
ing of leather nnd hides in vnts, supposed to
be worth $800,00, moro or less. Said tract*
of land all lying iti tho 18th dlsL, 3rd sect.,
levied on ns tho properly of A. II. Evans,
COX, HILL & CO.,
WHOLESALE -GROCERS,
H
which are oflored to cash nnd short time, prompt paying customers'nt very low fign
Our facilities tor purolm-ing and a perfect knowledge of the want* of the public,
junol5
CURTIS BAILEY,
Administrator's Salo.
B Y virtue of an order of tho Court of Or
dinary of Floyd county, Ga., I will sell
f<*r the hmefit »f the heirs nnd creditors of
Mrs. Mnrtlin Winfrey, lute of said county do.
e ’080(1. on the 1st Tuesday in July next, t
Negro woman, named Martha, about 40 oi
years old.
may28 LARK IN BARNETT, Adtn’r.
maker*, Crnbb A Whitekend, ludoi
satisfy ono fi. fa., issued from tho Superior
Court of Polk county in favor of Wm. J~
Henderson. J. C. YORK,
l»»nol Hhorilf.
GEORGIA, Floyd County.
WTII ARE AS, Charles Knowlo* Adtninis-
V V trator of Oherokeo B. Talbot, repre
sents to the court, in his petition, duly tiled
nnd entered on record,that ho Ims fill .
ministered Oherokeo B. Talbot’s estate.
This is th -refine to cite all p.-r*ons con
cerned kindred nnd creditor*, to show cause
if any they can, why said ndministrat'
should not. ho disoharged from his adminis
tration. and recoivo letters of dismisdon
the first Monday in Novombcr, 1800.
Given under my hand nnd official sfgn:
turn, nt office, this 2d of April. I860.
apr5wfiin JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord.
Rail Road Notice.
GEORGIA, Floyd county.
W HEREAS, Stephen Ball, administra
tor of Thomas M. Gladen, represents to
the Court in his petition, duly tiled nnd en
tered on rocord, that he has fully administered
Office Dalton A Jacksonville 11. It. Co.
Dalton, Go., May 22d, 1800.
N OTICE is hereby given, thot tho 4th in-
fUallmont, ten dollars on each share of
tie Capital stock subscribed, of the Dalton A
Jacksonville Railroad Company, has been
ailed by tho Directors, payable at the office
•f tho Company in Da'ton, on tho first day
of August noxt. Byordor.
junelw2m EDWARD WHITE, Scc’y.
ETOWAH LAND FOR SALE.
T HE subscriber oflfurs for sale
his Plantation, uu Etowah
lllver, three and a half miles
from Kingston, and eleven miles.
from Rome, containing seven Hundred nnd
Fifty Acres, of whi.b two hundred and fifty
nro cleared and in a high stuto of cultivation.
Up m the plnco is a good two story Dwelling
containing oight rooms with fire place*, bail I
threo yen\s ago. All the necessary out build
ings are in good condition. Tho plueois re
markably lualthy, nnd for convenience of
situation, is exc.-llod by none in Chor»kco,
Georgia. Tho" Rome Railroad runs through
■ ho entire length of tho place nnd offers grout
facilities for shipping Produce. Adjoining
'and*, of great fertility, nro oircrod for silo
’ tho purchaser should desire a lagerr
npril20\v3tn.
Estray Notice.
Clerks Office Inferior Court, June 9th 1800
/~1 EORGIA. Polk county
stod
G. M., tolls before Samuel Olmstond,
the Justices of the Peace", for said district,
estray, a liriif sorrel horse Colt, about twelve
(I, kindred and orcditurs. to show
any thoy enn, why said administrator should
not l»o discharged from his administration and
reccivo letters of dismission on the first Monday
in October, 1360.
Given under my hand nnd official signn
I’UAOII-TllLU STKE'jjST, ATLANTA, «A.
copartnership as above,
jiropnrcd to exhibit an elo-
guut uml L'csh
STOCK OF GROCERIES,
c a few of t Iio urth-les
30 hds. New Orloans'.Sugar,
100 “ A B & C.,
50 his. crushed andBrown Sugar,
200 Bags Bio Coff e.
25 Bags .Tavn coffee, 400 Kegs of Nails,
10 “ Old Govn-nmsnt Coffee, 300 Box candles,
100 Box’ Tobacco, 1000 ” Snuff,
150,00 “ Segars, 200 bJj-^ec'd Whisky,
75 i)bl« Old Eye Whisky, y ’
30 Pack’s Crescent’s, IIonn''ssv nndotbe. oboioe Brandies
10 “ Brands, Old nnd Soft, from private stook,
500'Saoks Salt. 100 Bx’s State and English Darry cheese.
And any quantity or Rmla, Starch, Pickles, flatinips. Satires. Preserves, Fruits, Cordials,
Oysters, Mackerel, Sardines. Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Cltu *-—•'• .... . .
vited. " *
Awaiting your commnnde. and always nt your h
COX. HILL A CO.
To the Bc-Drufferod,
—A^D-
Poisoncd ntlzcBx of Georgia.
HAYWOOD'S
BALM OF SAVANNAH
SANFORD'S
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R
NEVER DKBtlJTATKS,
I T is Compounded entirely from
GtlinSy mid ha* become uil cstuhlMicd
,u Standard ModbAiio. kii*wn and up-
JUt«t)h M S TTOItM T(A
jutkrox’s worm tka
C!itl.1ttlteC TAKK ’IT
IT.NEVfeR rABfJ-
THE DOCTORS ARE
How much b^ttef and safer would it L
"o U always In tho house; a little dslijJ
B. L. JttoSCM & CO,
SOLE PROPRIETORS.!
50 Zieonard Street New York
For salo l>;
Nowlin,
throughout the State.
o by Enroll A Yeiscr and l
. Rome, Go. Also by n l tnedldul
I Kowuij i
DR. UTTLE’S
ANODYNE COUGH
I'fuin cure for Caught,
L Asthma, Pain in the Breast; alto,
ooping Coughs, Colds, etc,, among th
This ts npUusunt tuwdicino to take, r „
eing immediate relief, and in nine out of
a prompt cure. It cxmim the
•trolling influence over Cough* uml 1...
n of the Lungs of any remedy known,
i stopping tho most violent in a few 1
utmost in a tlMV or tWr». Mm;
iiiglit to be decidedly consumptive
•n promptly cured by using a few U
d iliu wearing Little's Strengthening Fl
•* on thcclicsi. As anHUodynecx|actoni\
without astringing the hywcls, it stand*
iioiiut to all cough tnixtiires..
DR. LITTLE'S
VERMIFUGE. '
pared and put up in bottle* and'
nly by ,W. G. Little. In using, nothing
s required to relievo children of wortm,.
uesidcit being one of the best and chci]
overAjIftired to the public, its frequent
families will save nihuh' ttmbio uml expraid
,IH Well as the* livt's of many cliUdjciq R
OUI ur c.T.g/,,, ™,,..
Frcitcii Mixture.^ ■
This is prepared from’A KrciidHEclix
- ‘>rin* or No, 1 and 2; tor
, nnd No. 2 far tjio cliroifll *tnge,) i
« been much improved upon in thi* rutin
d from iU unexampled siic«css i* likely
upersedo every other remedy for the iuie
the disease of the Kidtioys and Bladder, 6i
rrlienl, Blcnuorrlicnl, and Finor All-in ,
lions. This extensive eoni|>oiiud n ml
per tic* totally dillcrent in tmte
tractor from anything to be found in
United 8tatea*l‘hnrnmcoji
the for
ifety and ella-tency {«nut Ht»«
Atneriea.
DR; LITTLE 8
Ringworm mid Totter Ointment.
Hundreds of cases of CUrnnic T*tt
Scald Hoads, and discuses oflhri ektn gcneriVL
ly. have been cured by this remedy, ull
the introduction of jho No. 2 ji "
.nger) r
ilthnt it will tintbllheinaHy
sh»rt41 me. For the euro of Ca
d Ulcers it is applied'in the ft
■ Wm
cirectuidlycrailiihteisfl
cure of Caneirouf Sorts|
id Ulcers it is applied in I* “ - - ■
rs. and iilmnst infallible.
Phvsicians are referred to the 13th pagest
Dr. Little’* pamphlet, to the ratsh-gtif vl
undlcluh ’of tho Materia Modh-a, lilt M
iscs in compounding tit** .dificreiit rrntoli«Vl
itul u*kcd to sny if they nro u»l tliechirfr*
linr .o of the profc»sl;in, as he liinae’f K
pracliacd mcdU’ino'esteiiilvcly for in"r*tU»|
ii yoArs. before retiring to the hrslncii.
All ordcis should bo addressed to
LITTLE A imO.; Miicon.O
For sale In Home, l .v Messrs. Furoll A Bi«b I
and by L. W. Dean, Cave Springs, and I
DruggisU generally.
WALTON
Female College Lottery-,
OF GEORGIA.
Chartered by the State in 1856.
W.C. DAWSON & Co., Ma'|,n
MACUN, Ol! RAVANNAll.GA.
NOVEL S0HEM]Bl,.
Policy Finn Lottery*
provn by all that
vilest
clue.-
compound* in tho f-»rm of
"Alchuholic Drinks, that
ever emanated fram that
post'of society, the Liqruit
MtXxn. Thoy arc sold io
you ns a luxury, or theyyro
lUspunnod to you as a Modi
cine, and in either ci
cflect is tho same.
Thoro i3 but one way to
GEORGIA, Floyd County:
LTfHEnEAS, Arthur S. Ford, adminis-
V* tratur of Jos. J. Gill, represcnU
to the Court In hi* petition, duly filed nnd on
tered on record, that ho has fully administer
ed James J. Gill’s ostatc.
Thl* is, theruforc, to cite all persons con-
ernofi, kindred and creditors, to show cause,
f any they can, why said AdminUtrator
should not bo discharged trom ills Adminis
tration, nnd rocolvo letters of di*iuission,
the first Monday in Oetobpr, I860,
liven under my band and official signature,
nt office, this, 5th Man-h, I860.
ir20 JESSE LAMBKRTII, Ord’y.
GEORGIA, Floyd County*
W HEREAS, Williutjt J. Sniith, executor
of Charles AVebb, deceased, rcprcdonts
tho Court, in his petition, dtilv filed and
'cord-that ho has fully admlnis-
istntc.
This is, thereforo, to cite, nil persons con
cerncd, kindred nnd errditors, to show cause
if any they can. why said Executor should
not bo discharged from hiu Executorship,
and receive lottcr* of dismission on tho first
Monday in O.’tohor, I860.
under my hand nnd official signature
at office, this 5th March, 1860.
rnarlO. JESSE LAMBERTU, Ord’y.
id u hftlf^mnd* high, with a blar.o .face,
and loft liind foot whito, -supposed to bo
about three year old—valued by Thomas' G.
W. McMickin. freeholder of »aid comity and
district, to bo worth Fifty-two dollars and
fifty cents.. Tho owner of said estray is re
quired to coino forward, pay charges and
tako said horso away, or no will ho dealt
with a* tho law directs. A truo" extract from
tho Estray Book, •* . ,
T. M. HIGHTOWER, C. I. C.
June 16w*tri2w.
GEORGIA, Floyd county,
W HEREAS, William J. Smith. Adminis
trator of Matthew Smith,
ly I
fully udminlster-
/^ILARK’S Gonuino Friction Matches—tho
\J cheapest ami best, at
1 Junes tru FARELL A YEI8ER.
trator of Matthow Smith, represouts to
tho Court iu his petition, duly filad arid *■-
tered on record, that ho has
ed. Mnthow Smith's cstato.
This is thereforo, to olio all persons con
cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause,
1[ «my *hoy can, why-said administrator
shqtild not he discharged from his adminis
Irntion und reccivo letters of dUmtasion oi
the first Monday in Ocinhor. 1860.
Givon "Under m.v hand and official signature
at office, this 5lli March. I860.
inarlO. JESSE L\MBERTH, Ord'y.
Eerosine Oil and Lamps
O P THE BEST QUALITY* FOB SALE
cheap by. :* ” • ^ *.* ’
febll.- T?RNLEY,^gr^^|^.
rope, and that is to
a luxury or a modicun.eut
ufo and rclinblo stiniii-
. i eiiiiuiu on in ii ■
ant,sold undor stump and 0 NrlV-Youi’T
cal, which renders it eer
Clonnsing, Nourlshingnml Donmifying
THE HAIR.
I N presontiiiff tho BALM OF SAVANNAH
to tho public, tho proprietor dues so with
■ out any of tho hesitation attending the in
iroduetjun of n new and imlried article, fur ii
j has now been fifteen years before the public,
•and each year has added to its popularity.
Tho demand for It having increased so far be
yond my previous facilities fur its manufac
ture, tho proprietor has recently completed
Such a
tain it Ims nut been tampered with,
ertielo is
CHARLES’
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
which is Distilled under direction-ot tho Brit
ish Government,,
is delientoly flavored, (unlike any other Gin,)
with somo of tho most valuable restoratives of
tho Vegetable Kingdom, and is by fur the
most healthy beverage extant.
Tim .Most Eminent Physicians of Europe
and Amoricn, not only recommend its use by
tho halo and heurtyl but prescribe it as ii
medicine where a stimulant i« requirod.
Tiie Fkmalb 8kx will find it not only a
nlca«ant Cordial, butaeortiiin relief in Buffer
ings of a periodical character.
Analytical Ciikmibts of all ranks pro
nounce it porft-clly pure, and its restorative
moriss incomparable.
8old only in quart nnd pint bsttloshy nl
Druggists’ Grocers, Country Morchaiits, Ac.
Bo waro of IMITATIONS. Buy only
CHARLES'. None OTHER is IMP6RTED.
B. BALDWIN k CO.,
Sole Importers.
Depot No. 40, Broadway, New York.
Also importers of fine Wines, Brandies,
Cigars, etc.
CAUTION TO THE TUBLIC.
“Schnapps,” “ London Dock" ‘Club House’
“Oiua, etc., etc.
Beware of obnoxious mixtures, put up in
bottles, bearing the above title*. Thoy nro
nlj common mixed Gins, and tin til compared
with tho gonuino
“CHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN.'
they aronptto deceive the uuwnry. soptT.ly.
CHATTOOGA RIVER
INSTITUTE,
Gnylnsvillo, Cltorohou Co., Ain., -
S. M. AINSWORTH, A. M, Principal.
S TUDENTS of both’sexos will l>e received
nt this Institution, apd fitted for the com-
.Send for a circular..
nrrnngi-inonts for producing it«
•c soalo, nnd at the sumo timo adding u
its former oxcclh’oce, by the result of a long
u well
practical oxperietico in its use.
Tho following vouchers ar<
known, nnd can ho attested j
» Savannah, Ang. 3, 1858.
J. M. Haywood, Agent—Dear Sir: I cheer
fully comply.witli my promiso, to givo yon
my •pinion of the moritH of your Balm of
two years,
Savannah. After usinw .. 0 ,.„, u ^-unre,
I ;t-n prepared to speuk from exporience-, nnd
'' ” - to pronouncu it the best pro-
resorted to with
liscuees for which it
It ha* cured thou*
wo years who hnd
vlief, a* tho iiumcr-
tifinitos iu my pos-
The dose must be
pvrameut of the in-
Let the dictates of
in tho use of the
nnd it will euro Liv-
Intis Attacks, Dy*
arrhoen. Summer
terry, Dropsy, Sour
CofllivonesB, Cholic,
Murbus, Clioloi
have used it, nnd
confidence in all tho
is rccoiumeii.tcd.
sands within tliulnst
given up nil hope* of
J3y. this,Scheme.
Puroharer* can soloof their own -NutnWl
ud pay any amount ft«r a Ticket
they may ileriro l
unsolicited
session show,
adapted to the Uni
dividual taking it.
quantities us to act
els.
. iUirjudgmentguido
Liver luvigorator,
Complaints,. Bil
pepsin. Chronic Di-
Complnintfl, Dysen-
Stoninch, Habitual
. Cholera, Cholera'
infantum, Flatulence,
o, Female Weakness, and limy ho ueod
fully ns an Ordinary l-mnily Medicine.
It will cure Sick headache, (as thousand
can testify ) in twenty minutes, if two .oi
threo Teaspoonfuls aro taken at conuucnce-
i giving thoir tosti-
in it* lav
water in tho mouth with the Invignrn-
n.iration for ilio hair that I have over use'd
I esteem it a pleasant nnd convenient nrticlo
tor dressing tho hair, possessing most of the
virtues claimed for tho popular cosmetics of
the day, with none of their deleterious quali
ties. I. feel confident that it only needs to he
known to the public to become universally
lopuldr.
Very i
Editor of Savannah Morning .N ews.
Io ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCKIIN?
The object of this is to atuto that I have, for
some months, used Mr. Haywood's Huir Ton
ic. known as the Bnlm of Savannah—und
have found it Inoonipnrrihly superior to any
other uitlclo of the kind. Its use twice a
week I* quilQ sufficient, not only to disengage
thodandrufl, Ac., from the hair, but to pro-
vcill It. forinnllDi) In nny niip!lcnl)lo.|unlitJty.
I nminlnins t la linlr Ion, !n tlmt tnolil nn'l
pleasant condition, which so many- other
specifics-protend to do, hut almost always "’hero
fail—in so far as my experience goos.
t my experience goos.
J. L. LOCKE,
Lato Editor of the Savannah" Republican.
May 26, 1858;
. Mr. J. M. Haywood, Agent: It gives me
pleasure to certify to the unequaled qualities
of your Balm of Savannah.. It is tho best
tonio for the hair, us well as tho most ei^cctna ,
exterminator of dandruff I havo over tried.—
My hair has been inclined to foil out.sinc6
my nt.Lu.-k of Ypllow Fever in 1854, -Und
among all tho preventives I hivvp tried, tlfo
Balm of Savannah has been tho most success,
fitl. This much I say most cheerfully.
. Yours. Ac.,. P. W. ALEXANDER,
Late Editor of tbe Snvanrinh Republican,.
^SirFor salo,by J. 5t. HAYWOOD; Agen
Manufacturer and Proprietor, Savannah, Ga.
and by J. G. Ybisbb, and Fahkll A Bi-
8BL. Rome, Ga. July I8.1y.
itnd swallow both together.
I'rico One Dollur per Dottle,
—ALSO—
SAN I’D I D'S
FAMILi
CATHARTIC PILLS,
P gom pounded from
URE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, nnd
put up in Gins* Coses, Air Tight, and
will keep in
Tho
ily Ca
hill active Cnthnrtic
has u*od in Id* prnc-
iy years.
The constantly in-
. L..
and tho satisfaction
regard to their use.
plnce them within
The Profession
foront Cathartic* net
of the bowels.
Tho Family Cu-
due reference to (Ids
been compounded
purest Vegetable"
nliko on ovory. part
id. nro good (
Cathartic is
thurtie Pill is gcutlc
which tho propritor
o than twen-
Teasing demand
lung used tho; Pills
which ali express in
bus induced mo to
tho reach of ul|.
thnrtic Pill has,with
well cstahlishcd fuel,
from a variety oftlio
Extraots, whloh act-
of the ali moil tary
C^Und safe lu all eases
. .s needed, such as. Do-
rniigomonts of tho ’Slonmoh, SlecpinesB.
Pains in tliri Rack and Loins, Costiveness,
Pdin and Soreness ovor thawl\plo body, from
end in a longoourso of Fever,'Loss of Appo-
tito, a Creeping sensation nf Cold over the
body, Restlessness, Hcadnelio, or weight iu
Bio bend; nil Inflanimntory Disease, Worms in
Children-nr Adults, Rlieumntisin, a groat
Purifierof the blood and many - diseases to-
whicli nosli is hoir: the numerous to niontion
in tills odXersisemo.nt. Dose, >1 to 3,
mi l’rioe, 3 Dimoe,
i. ™; L * VW Jnrijtorhtor rind Family Cathar-
tie Pills are retailed by' Druggist generally,
and sold.wholesale by- the" Trade in all tho
largo towns. . • .
8. T. W. SANFORD. M. D.,"
Mid Proprietor, .
a ... 835 Broadway,How York,.
Sold by Druggists In Rowe. juqo20.1y,
Extra Class 2, Dram ' Oct, 3, 1859.
And c
ry succeeding day (Siindsyitf-l
ccpted,) at 5 o'clock, P. M. "
this Sohcmc, thro are - 75 Ni'=lf
placed in the Wheel—from ■] ~Jtp to T
twelve of those NutnUm are drawn
Wheel. If p person sulccts one. Numbtr
<if the 75, nnd that Number is hritonc
Numbers drnwu, hegetvfivc times the aw
invested, If two selected . Number*
drawn, ho gets thirty for oner if three
ted Numbers are lUawn, he gets two hi
dred fur ono; if four seiorteu number*
drawn, lie gets a (hmiBnud. for one: If i
Holci-led Numbers uro drawn, five thouit
for ono, of six aoh otod numbers aro drs*
fifteen thousand to one. Rbmf.mpvr 1 n '
or moro, selected numbers nro taken, an*
of thoso numbers so selected ore not.-" 1 *!
among tho Twelve Drawn Number*!
Ticket-id a Blank.
OUlt
Havana Plan Lotteriei
Draxo four (4) Timtsji Month!
agd aro tho most liberal of nnyjohwnW^
oflored. For particulars address,
W. C. DAWSON A C0-. Maq.
oc.t2fl.ly.] Macon and Savannah,a
THE
.greatest lit
EVER MADE IN STANDARD '
9
A FT Bit tills date, I wlll«U»* Wf
UarlliolC FamUy Bo,tint? Machine. A *
dilution of $20,60 from former snpg
P. fl.—Tho Now Straight Noodlo
i* nowont. .. •
uov23.Iy, A.LEYDBN,Oej
Bant*
T HE Stoukhoirior of ihri COOSA M .
TOOOA B..H. n. oqmfanwM’i
fewMlw
tho 10th of Jurte noxti: Albo Fifteen P* r i
tho 10tU of ^urte noxt. Albo
y A, li; CULBEK8'
npr6w2?ri 8co y
: Mr..'
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