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£oztnj. From the American Messenger. “THE NAME OF THE GOD OF JACOI1 DEFEND TUBE.” Psalm 20} 1. Defend us, Lord, the night hath come, Draw nnpol guards around our homo, : or sinful man in crimo grows bold, \nd lynx-eyed robbers prnwl'for gold; ivo us from violence and wrong, , or wo oro weak^ndtthou art strong. Sofond us. Lord, our utmost power A vails not at the midnight hour; For liolnloss, while in dreams wo lie, : 'ovouring flames may light the sky, >,* dark-wingod postllonco' invade, And dearest troosufea [loot and fade. ’ ».*fond ns, Lord, whotv morning’s ray ..•ads on the changes of tiio day ; 'reserve us from temptation froo, \ud let our faitli roioioe Irt thee, g winced that nil thy ways aro kind, nd thou art wiso, though wo aro blind ivfcndus, Lord, from tyrant caro, .’hose wrinkling Hvory wo wear *, nd hid our thoughtful pity glow, '■-» clioor tho sons of want and wbo •v’itli friondly deeds and loving speech Vo all our Saviour catno to teach. I Kdoml us Lord to thee wo cling; liou art our Father and King; i rom tho first feoblo cry of birth ; i hy hand hath led us o’er tho earth; o guide us* till our latest sigh, And toko us to thy home on high. l. u. s. n our tri-v SOH The speech of the Season. Tho Momphis Enquirer passes the following hign encomium upon the re* cont speech of Mr. Hill, at .Macon, which, our render will recollect, wo ohavnotovised a& the gretest political eflort of tho times: We invite especial attention to tho speech of Mr. B. H. Hill, of Georgia, which appeared in our duily issuo of estorday morning, and will ho found tri-wookly columns of today.— wo regard, tho valuo of ito cloarnoss and force with which it sots thorn forth the conclusiveness of its nrgument, or all combined, wo do not hesitate to express tho onlnloh tllat without disparagement tb otlicrs, it has not yet been, and wllljnotbo, equalled, much less surpassed by any speech of tho cahvn8B. It seems to us to oihbraoo every cqsontlnl point mid principle now in issuo hotwoen the several par ties, which, for woal or woo to our coin mon country! hOs to bo decided by the next Presidential election. And tho vital cbarqotcr of the issuo thus made up,is presented'in a manner so plain, slmplo and direct, that no ©no who can fiol to understand it, whilo tho course of duty is urged upon tho conscience and common sonso of every patriot with a forco of orguinont which wo JioicI to bo absolutely Irresistible. Lot overy Constitutional Union man rend it, and And there, as ho will, tho concentrated strength of ovory position ol his party, as well ns the substanco of every rea son which may ho needed to sustain it. Lot every Douglas, Breckinridge and Lincoln man read it. and answer it if ho can. Folk Sheriff Sales. AiriLL.-he Sold boforo’thft Court Itouie V V door in Cedar Town, on tho first Tuos- day In August next, tho following property, to wit: Three Negroes, Marlnflai a woman, about 4? year* old; Martha, a girl about 10 year* old, and Edlnbnr, a boy about 6 years old : Levied on as tho property, of Berrien Wil liam*. to satisfy five fi fas, issuing from a Jus tices Court, held in the 840th District O. M., in furor of John 0. Hall vs Borriati Williams, irlnnipnl, and John Jones and A. P. White, •court tirs on Stay—three fi fas in favor of Ephrafin Thompson vs.BorrianWiJUains, ob tained, in tho Justices Court for tho 839»h Pis. - O. M.—four ft fas in favor of C. 8. Williams vs Berrinn Williams, issued from tho Justi ces court for tho 847th district G. M.,—also, six fi fa* In favor of Pavld Cloptnn vs Bor- rlan Williams. Issued from the Justices court for tho 839th district 0. M., and sundry oth er fi fas in mv bunds against Berrian Wil- linnis. Levied and relumed In mo by a Don- strttdo. July7 J. C. YORK. Sh’ff. Yrchbiihop Hughes nmong the Ladies —A Practical Speech. Bishop Hughes distributed tho pro- limn, nl the Modiit St. VJnoont Acad- mv of tho Visitation, near Now iork Tuesday last, and at tho conclusion .1' tho exorcises, addressod tho young idios ns follows: ••Mf Dear Cm lores and Young La ;—1 have witnessed many an in vor- n ies in which you rocoived tho test!- Monials of morit to which you wero on- tied, lmt I do not remember any odea- an which excelled tho oxoreiftes of to- »v. But I will not onlargo upon this; , or o are probably a groat ninny in this idiunco hotter able to appreciate tho icrits of your performance than T am. • Vo have tho honor of having many dis- .nguishod porsons present with us to- iy—not strangers, but frionds. Only no thing has troubiod us during the corcises—your speeches made vis sad— it this was to ho expoctod from thona n o of tho occasion, whon frionds and lioolnmtcs were about to tako leave of toll other. But tho chief thing that is troubled me istliedileihniain which ,io of tho speakers placed tho Sisters f Charity, by quoting a remark from ic, Truo it Is that they have, nono to verlook them upon this hallowed round hut angels; unless, Indeed, our •orsoy friends on tho other side of tho ivor may look down upon thorn.—* Laughter.] But tho dilemma in whloh hoy aro plncod is this; if tho term an- •*1 can ho applied to tlioso good spirits hat look down on tho Sisters from Love, why cannot tho Bamo term he pplioil to tho young ladies l see before no? Here, then, aro tho Sisters l»o- wcen two sots of angels; tho one over toiling thorn from ahovo, and the other >oking up to them, for guidance and istmction. [Laughter.] isn’t that a iangorous position to placo tho Sisters o? May not tliis double compliment rom oartlr and Heaven make thorn . ain ? ( ltcnowcd laughter in which tho Sisters heartily joined.] But to return ; although it is . of tho • itmost importance, young Indies, that you should have a good education, liouUl be accomplished, cultivated, . rnceful and refined, yet thcro aro oilier i Kings that cannot ho lost sight of. Bo- »ro nnothor year rolls around 1 propose to arrango with tho Sisters for a now i»ranch of study in tho Academy. That ■iranoh of stuly is what t ho French call tho science of cuisine. It is tho scionco 4if keeping house, and that wo nil know ••ommencos with tho kitchon. Every voung lady, I don’t caro if she bo a • jueen’s daughter, ought to umlorstnnd that department of ITfo. Even though ho may not have to praotico it, though ho may bo able to hire her cook, yet ho should understand it licrsolf, for it may happen sorao day that the cook will dismiss her. (Groat Laughter.] . What a predicament sho would bo in tlion. Woll, what 1 was going to say was that tho Sisters should arrango it 0 that all tho girls over thirteen years of ago should bo onahlod to spend a portion-of tho time in tho kitchen, and become acquainted with cooking nd housekeeping. Hero will bo a now bureau of education. [Laughter.] Wo . hall then have tho theory and aomo praotico too. . “Another point and I will close. A the end of.another year, if living, anil my purse’ Follet” for July sayg of Paris fashions: “By degree* Huiiiiccm appear to bo rogathciing tho position which for n time thoy had partlnlly lost. For drosses of tho toxturo thoy certainly form tho prottiost and most suitable ornament. On barogo or turlatano plisso or botiillono may boused ellec- tivoly. For summer toilet Inigo onon sleeves will ho generally adopted.— Bonnets proservo the sntno form they had at tho hegining of tho season —that is, to say, polntod in front and reaching far over tho forehead. Leghorn, black crinoline mixed with straw, and plain and fancy straws, tiro still much worn ill tor morning bonnets.” llr.Ann It.—Speaker Pennington on his return to Newark, N, J., last Tues day, wns grootod by a concourse of his political frionds. Speaking of ids elec tion as Speaker, ho said : Wo had a caucus, and at that caucus Mr. Stevens, of Pa„ arose and said; “ I nominate Gov. Ponnington, of Now Jer sey,” .Somo ono said, “ Why, Slovens, I thought you wore going to voto for Sherman until thojcruck of doom." “I wns," roplioil Stevens, “and yortorday 1 hoard tho crack." [Great laughter and cheers.] And so it enme to pass that I wns elected Folk Postponed NhorllT Sales. W ILL Ik) sold-boforo tin* Court House* door in Pod nr Town, on tho first Tuesday in September, within tlio legal hours of s’nlo, tin* llillowlng property, to wit: Ono road wagon, -I buggies, 2 sorrel nmies one mule, .1 watches, ono shot gun. 4(1 pieces ofleather, moro or less, nlso tho ono Imlf interest in lots No. .101 and 302, nnd one acre more or less, tt being a portion of lot No. 275, with a tan yard thereon with all tho appurtenances thereunto belonging, consist ing of leather and hides in mts, supposed to ho worth $800,00, more or less. Said tracts of land all lying In the 18th dist., Or.I sect., levied on ns tho properly of A. II. Evnns, makers, Orabb A Whitehead, indorsers, to satisfy one fi. fa., issued from tho Superior Court of Polk county in favor of Win. If. Henderson. J. C. YORK, july20 Sheriff. G E O ItG I A— Floyd Coil n t y. W HEREAS, George Shirley, administra tor of Robert II. Canady, deceased, represents to tho Court in his petition duly filed and entered on reeoed that ho has fully administered It. II. Canady** estate. Tills Is therefore toeile nil person* con cerned, kindred nnd creditors, to show cause If nny thoy can, why said Administrator should not ho discharged from his adminis tration, and reouivo loiters of admission on the firstMonday in February, 18111. Given under my hand and official signa ture. at office, this 5th July, 1800. July 13 J. LAMUKRTH, Ordinury. Great Fire at Danville, Ky! W. B. DODDS & Co.’s aerVPortor,” asked an old lady of mi Irish railway porter,*“when docs the nino o’clock train leuvo?" “Sixty min utes past oight, mum," was Mike’s ro- ply- JB^TAmong tho objections urged against General Lane, tho .Secession enndidato for Vico Presidont, hy tho citizons of Dubuquo, Iowa, nro the fol lowing : First—ho spoils God with a little g. Second—ho spoils barracks bar-rax. Third—ho spells dirt with two t’s. Fourth—When in Mexico, lie dated a letter “Very Croosu." Fifth and last—Ho can’t keep a ho tel. figy-Gon. Nyo, at a lato political meet ing, said he rojoicud that the (into had oomo, when tho Domocrntio party, which had boon held together so many years by bonds of steel, [A voice j “bonds of ttcalhuf you mean." Laugh ter,] was fast dissevering and falling away. Tho history of tho Democratic party spoken in one word by an unknown voice! Ilooniui accepts Morrissey’s chal lenge,hut it turns out that tho ohallongo itself, as published in tho Horuld, is bo gus ; so tho matter stands in statu quo, without tho prospoct of u fight. tfar* Tho rool estuto and personal property of Mr. Longworth, of Cincin nati, has boon ascertained within a lew days to bo as follows: Beal estate, $2,000,000; personal property, $1,600,* 000. Total $3,500,000. Chattooga Sheriff Sales. county, between the usunl hours of sale, on tho lirat Tuesday in August, the following properly, to wit: Lot oY land No. 2115 in Ifith dut., and 4th seel., to satisfy four 11. fas. issued from the Jllflii-u Court of 1127 dint.. G. M., two in favor of Rosser k Bonty vs. Elirili Walden, ono in fnvor of J. H. .1 E. L. Itnsior vs. Ellsh W*1 den, the other in favor of Win. M. llcaty vs. Elisli Wuldon. Levied on ns tho property of said Waldon—-pointed out by plaintiffs and levied by constable nnd turned over to mo. jnlyr.Mtd JOHN B. ABRIDGE,flh’fl*. GEORGIA, Floyd county. J AMES M. PEPPER, having applied to bo iippoiutcd Guardian of the person nnd properly of ,Tolm M. Berrien, Jr., nnd Rich ard M. Berrien, (in plnno of their former Guardian, Tlmmas M. Berrien, deceased,) minors under fourteen year* of dge, residents of said county— Tlii* is to cito nil persons concerned to ho r.nd nppcnrnt tho term of the court of Ordi nary to ho hold, next after tho expiration of thirty day* from tho first publication of this notice, nnd show cause, If they enn, why snhl James M. Popper should not bo intrusted with the ■Wrirncn. Given under mv hand nnd official signature at ylllco, this 2d July, 18110. Julyfi J, LAMBRETH, Ord Conorete Safes Triumphant! FORTY-EIGHT HOURS IN THE FIRE Danville, Ky.,March 7, I860. Mi ear*. W. n. Dodds A Co., Cincinnati: Dear Sir— 1 Thu »iifo I purchased of you in Soptcmhcr Inst has stood the great lire which occurred in our town on tho 22u Fobunry splen didly. I lind u largo amount ofnotcs, receipts «to. in it, boforo the building burned I took the pnpers out but put in sumo shcots of pa per. and iqiou opening It since tho burning, they were NOT EVEN SCORCHED. Tho voeiicriug on the drawers wns n little wnrped; tho lock works very well, and when I oil it n little I think it will hens good ns ever. My snfo wns In tho lower story of « threo story building with shinylo roof. In nil ndjoiuiiig room, with only a plastered parti tion, n drug store wns kept, nnd immediately opposite where my safe was setting there wus n considerable uunntlty «»f paints, oils, tur- pQntine,ciiinphiii3. and* liquor*. The build ing was connected with tlio Patterson Hotel on ono side nnd was within six foot of tin* Court House on the other, with a large pile of wood between my office and tho Court House, nnd ii door entering intoiny olllce im mediately from tho wood. There wns nlso a small frame building attached to the rear of the Drag store, with oils, paints, and liquors in It, nnd n glass door lending into my office from it. You will reo nt once tho excessive bent created nt nnd about it. I regard it fully tested, and have no hesitancy in say ing that my papers would have been pre served if I hud left tlu-m in tho safe. A number of our citizens hnvo examined sinco tlio fire nnd were surprised at its nidition, nnd sonic of them hnvo ordured safes of yon, boltoving them REALLY FIRE PROOF SAFES. I shall take great plonsitru in recommend ing your safes. You nro at liberty to mnko such use of this statement ns you dee proper. Yours, [signed] M. J. DURHAM. Won and in certificates ns to the manner 111 which the)* resist tho attacks of both FIRE AND UURGLARS. These stfes hnvo never failed to preserve their contents, and nre warranted to lie ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAMP. The construction of tho RUUGLAU PROOF SAFES is peculiar, nnd in connec tion with the * •Great Americnn Koy. Regis ter Lock,” (which possesses tho grout ndvntt tnffe of having NO KEY HOLE nnd vet hn« the security of n PEIIMUTATING KEY capable of 2511,000,000 chnugcs.) they wi bo found perfectly impregnable. A. W. CALDWELL, Romo, Gn. SniAi *on «t Seymour, Nashville, Tenn. may25 ,Tl«. HARPER & BUTLER, Importers and Heavy Dealers in ENGLISH AND AM ERIC A N HARDWARE, Broad Street, Romo, Ga. WE fcspeclfulls sollct a continuation of tlio patronage of our PROMPT PAYING and Onsli Customers, To whom our Osods oro for snloat tho LOWEST FIGURES. [JunO.w NEW FIRM. Hills & Sumter, HAVING ASSOCIATED TJIEMSKI/VKS TOOKTIIEIl KOI! MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF CABINET FUBN5TUBE, 1860 Spring Stock 1860 LADIES ELEGANT DRESS GOODS, Mantillas, Points & Shawls, IN liyEitY VAltlETY. CENTS CLOTHING Extra Qualities nnd Makes. H ATS, BOOTS &. SHOES. house-fwrsBing AND PLANTATION GOODS I Extensive Shop and Machinery WITH FIIIST QUALITY OF MATKKIAI., WE AUE 11EADY TO MANUFACTURE LA11GELY, All articles in nurfiue, nnd to fill nil orders nt tho shortest notice. MR. SUMTER, has been long-known in this community, ns a Arid class MECHANIC, can therefore, warrant ail articles made by us. Wo shall ho’nblo to Supply the surrounding Country with Sash, Blinds, nmt Furniture, nt very reasonable prices. Wo cordially invito nil the citixoiH of the country to our Ware Rotnn,-Furniture Store and Miiniifiictor.v. both on Drooil St., ttoimi. Go. FINE III It I Al. CASES nlwtir. on I,mol, itotity "f COFFINS mtuio ns .non n. rtqt'lrwl. July2my. JAMES M. SUMTER MMtYT.AND, VI Jt (UNIA, NO III II c.i /tnruNA, south Caro lina if OKORQIA MAKES 1 OW RECEIVING AND OPENING, nnd comprising one of tho largest nnd ... »st nllrnotive ftiock, in the Southern Coun try, which will ho sold ns Low as the Lowest, Cash or to prompt pnying customers, the uMinl time. N° mnrfiOw. quality of OIIAULEa W, MILLS. W. N DUCKER, . Importer, Manufacturar and Dealer in CABINET FURNITURE, XT pljiblstOry, M A T 1 E S S E S, COTTAGrE OXi-AuXlEXSi On Broad Stroet, Homo, Georgia. • ic tl.vrly, to visit his Ware Rdoius, whore ho has » Administratrix's Notice. ( '1 KORGIA, Potk County, T Sixty dayi nftor date I will apply to Court of C rdinury of suid county for ' to Hell the* real estate and n portion «»f ogrous hclnngiiig to the estuto of Bon- jnmln T. Mosejy, into of said county dveuns- 1, this July tho 2nd, 18(10. MARY A. MOBELY. Adm’x, july0w2iu With tho will annexed. Administrntor'M Citntinn. G EOJl O lA. Volk rown/y .— Whereas, Henry Kingshorv, Adminis trator, on tho istulo nf Jesse Wnlt- n, Into of suid county deceased, 1ms Hindu unplicnth to mo in terms of the law. fur his dismission from his said administration. These are therefore, to cito and ndmnnish all persons interested in said estate, to show cause to mo uu or before tho second Monday in January next, why suid administrator should not be dismissed from his said ad ministration,’ot hum iso l shall proceed nc- ordinglo low. Given under my hand and olficial signature this May 28th I stilt. y.llwfiin. S. A. BORDKRB, Ord’ry. NVITB1 CmPiVlj, ail ilu Lili.! largo supply of Rosewood, Parlor and chamber Furniture, Mvhog my, Walnut, and Imitation Furniture. From the best Spring Seat Sofa, to thucniumon.-sl article in use. Alsonu nssortment of Mutrusscs, Tucker's l'ntcnt Spring Hod, t'ouchrs, Lounges, Sideboards,Snfes. Al^kindii^of Furnituro witli dispatch. un*l neatly repaired. Iieretofore extended to him, lie hopes, hy cbwe nt- i Howard St., near the Etowah House, where Fur- I repaired. Work warranted to give rat inflict ions t Retailed at wholesale prices—nnd great bargain. Tlmukful for the very liberal pa toutiou nnd good work, to merit n emit tin CAR IN FT SIIOI*. nitiireii niaiiufaetured a. Bills of oyer 50 D dim 3A81I, GFOlHilA, Folk. County. S IXTY Days after date I will mnko appli cation to tho court of Ordinary of said -ounly, for lcnvolosoil tho lands uuloiiaiug to tlio estuto of Aloxuudor C. Morris, Into of said county, deceased. julyfi—w2in ABNER DARDEN, Adm 1 Folk. Sheriff Sale. *\TTILJj l>o sold boforo tho court house door V v in C«dar Town, on tho first TuoNdny In August next, within tho lognl hours of sale, the following properly, to.wit: One Houno nnd Lot adjoining tho town of Van Wort, tho place whereon A. Bloodworth now lives, c ontaining fivo acres of land, moro or lera—joUI a* tho property of A. Blood- worth to satisfy three fi fas. obtained in a 'Justice's Court of the 1072d district of G. M., in fnvor of B. W. Rlfinco vs.said Bloodworth —sold to pay the -ptirchnio money for snhl premises. Levy mado nnd returned to ino by n constable. J. C. YORK, Sh’IT, GEORGIA, Floyd County. •\TTHBUEAB, Henry B. Dempsey, Ad- y f miuistrated of Joseph O. Dempsey, represents to thu Court, in his petition duly filed.nnd entered on record, that ho has fully Administered Joseph (!. Dempsoy’s estate. This la, therefore, to.-ite all persons con cerned. kindred and creditors, to show eauio, if nny they can. why si id- administrator should not Im ilixt-hnrgod from bis adminix trillion, and receive letters of dismission oil tho first Monday in December, ISflfi. Given under inv hand and otllciul signa- thiBat office, this 0th May. 18(10. mnyao J ESSE L \ M BERTH, Ord’y. IV. RHODES IIII.L, W. R. It HUM) ON. COX, HILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS, • M3.1C1I-TKE32 SITHS3MT, ATI* AWT A, «A. partnership ns above, wo nre prepared to exhibit an clo STOCK OF GROCERIES. which are o Our fucilUit studi that w prompt paying customers at very low figuri t knmvh-dgo of thu wants of thu public, u limi.in every pnrtieiilnr. * GKORGIA—Floyd County. T O nil whom it may concern—Mary J. Lumpkin and Daniel B. l'rititup having, in propor form applied to mo for porinunent letters of Administration on the estate of John II. Lumpkin, lute of said county, Theso arc therefore to cite nnd ndmonhh Hhcritf Snlcs of Chnttoogn. wirso is long onougli, 1 am going to 1 ft ll and siugular tl giVO U gold modal of not less than $60 1 raid deceased, to be and npla in valuo, to tho young lady who will I within tho time prescribed by law, nnd show write tho best essay, not exceeding fivo I c . ft } uo - if »«y they have, why said letter pages in length, upon this groat now sci- Adminhdration should not ho granted ui unco that l have spokon o(," [Laughter and applause.] Hovs Swearing.—Wo passed n bevy of littlo boys on ono of our streets yes terday and heard‘some of t hem swear ing like inebriates. It is dreadful to hoar cursing and swearing from the lips of mon inured to profanity and steeped in profligacy, lmt there is a E ainful want of natuvo, corrupt nnd ad as1t is, in such a disgusting demon stration on tho part of human coin, frosh from tho creative hand of their God. Parents who connive at such an exhibition by allowing their children to run nt largo, into bad company, aro not only responsible for tho violated decen cy of tho community, hut will ho hold answerable to a, higher power, and their punishmont will be intlicted in tlio fu ture worthlessness and degradation of tlioir sons. Tlio Good Hook tolls us that, “tlfoso who sow to tlio wind shall reap to tho whirlwind," and on this au thority wo cannot help thinking that some parents In this city are Bure to bo visited with a desolating hurricane of sorrow in the futuro li res of their off spring. No • sensible being can deny, that permitting young and impressible boys to roam about tho streets? with overy temptation to vico and dissipa tion, is but a poor way to give them a right character. IIoops.—A Paris correspondent writes: —IIoops have fairly gone out of fashion, nnd tlio fair boauties of Paris, whoso ex tensions have taken so much spaco on tho sidewalks for tho space of threo years, have reduced themselves to some thing like natural proportions, much to tlio gratification of riders in omnibuses, habitues of the opera, and pedestrians in the,narrow streets who now have some chance of seating themselves without being hidden behind, or buried beneath a huge balloon, and oi walking, without being obliged to tako tho street and give up the sidewalk to tho wide jupons. It is to bo hoped, now, that the ladies will not rush into tho other extreme, and that whereas they formerly resembled an' umbrella spread open, thoy will not now endeavor to ooniorm themselves to the shape of that article whon shut up. . Mary J. Lumpkin ami Daniel John H. Lumpkin's ostato. Given under my hand nml official signature, at office this 13th July 18)10. July28 J. LAMBKRTII, Ordinary. Administrator's Hale. B Y virtiio of nn order from tlio Court of Ordinary of Walton county.will bo sold, iro tho Court House door in Romo, Floyd coiinty, on tho first Tuesday In October next, within the lawful hours of sale, Lot of land, No. 502, in tho Ifith dist., nnd -Ith portion of Floyd county, sold as tlio properly ot John Blnidngame, Into of Walton county doccnsod, for tho benefit nf tho heirs'of deceased.— Terras mado known on tho day or rale. B. F. BLAB INGA.ME, jtt!y24w2m, Adm’r. Administrator's Bale. B Y VIRTUE 'of an ordor from tho Court of Ordinary for Walton County, Georgia, will ho sold boforo tho Court House door in Oudnr Town, on tho first Tuesday in Octo next; within tho lognl hours of sale : . Lot of Land No. 32.in tho 20th Dist. nnd 3d Bout of Folk county. Bold as the pro perty of John Blnsingaine, Into of Walton county, docoasod, for tho benefit of the Imirs of deceased. Terms made known on tlio duv of sale. B. F. BLAB INGAME, * july2l—Jtmv Adm’r. >f sah*. on tho first Tut-sduy in August, tho following property, to wit: Town Lots numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, fi, 7, and 8, in block six, in the town of Summerville, levied on ns the property of W. M. Shrop shire to satisfy n fi fa issued from the Supe- ritr Court in fnvor of McKcntie, Cndow A Co. vs. Shropshire A Kendrick—property pointed out hy pluiutliV’s attorney. Abo, O. M. Hopson’s interest in lot ol land No. 32, in tho 25th Dist. nnd 3d Bee. of Chattooga county, levied on n* tho pro perty of said Hopson to satisfy three fi fas iHMiod from Justice^ Court of 871 district of G. M. of Walker county, in favor of Morgan *t Lune vs. G. M. Hopson—property ]H>intcd out by plnintifTs, anil levied by comslnble, nnd returned to me. Also, lot of lund No. 181 in tho 14th dist. and 4th sect, of snid County—levied on ns tlie property of Robert Hawks to satisfy two fi fns issued from Justico court of tho 872 district, G. M„ of Wliitfiohl county in fnvor of Joseph Glenn vs..Robort Hawks—proper ty p dated out by plaintiff, and levied on by constable, nnd returned by me. juno20 JOHN B. AKRIDGE, Bh’ff. GEORGIA, Folk county. A T tho first term of tho Court ofOrdinnry for snid county, after I lie expiration of six months from tho date of ihose presents, I | will mnko application to said court for letters ] of dismission from tlio further administration iho estate nf Murk Jaokson, with the will nnnoxed. This May tlio 7tli,18firt. mnylI. JAB. WHEELER, Adm’r. GEORGIA, Floyd County. TTTHAREAS, Charles Knowles Adminis- W trator of Chorokeo R. Talbot, repre sents to tho court, in his petition, dillv filed and entered on record,that ho ha* fully ad- ministered Cheroken B. Tulbot’s estate. This is therefore to cite all porsons con cerned kindred and creditor*, to show cause if nny they can. why raid administrator should not he discharged from his adminis tration, and receive loiters of dismission the first Monday in November, 1800, Given iiudor mv hand and olficial signa ture, nt office, this 2d of April, 18(10. nprSwfim JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord 30 hds. Wow OrleansISugnr, 100 “ A B & C., * 60 bis. crusliod and Brown Sugar, 200 Bags Eio Coffco. 26 Bags Java coffco, 400 Kegs of Nails. 10 “ Old Government Coffoo, 300 Box candlos, 100 Box’ Tobacco, 1000 “ Snuff, 160,00 “ Segai's, 200 blu Boo’d Whisky, 75 bbls Old Ryo Whisky, 30 Pack’s Creasont’s, Uonnpssv nndothe. choice Brandies, 10 “ Brand", Old nnd Soft, from private stock, 500'Saoks Salt. 100 Bx’s State and English Barry choose, And nny quantity of Soda. Starch. I’icklos, Catsups. Sauces. Preserves, Fruits, Cordials Oysters, Mnekerel. Sardines. Bmikels, Brooms, Tubs, Cliuri’s. Ac., to which attention is in vitod. Awaiting your commands, and always ul .vnur smiief, oct19.tf, We are Respectfully, COX. HILL A CO. GEORGIA, Floyd County. T WO months after data application will be mode to tbo Ordinary of Floyd county for leavo to sell all the Land and Nogroei belonging to tho ostate or Gnbril Jones, late of said county. This 30th May 1800. MARY H. JONES, Adm’x. WM. H, JONES, Adm’r. mayfilw GEORGIA, Floyd County. T O nil whom it may concern—W. 11. Tcr- huno having, in proper form, applied to me for permanent lettors of Administration on the oslnto of Lnwrciwo Brock, Into of lha State of Alabnmn, deceased, (and hav ing unsettled business in this State)— This is to cite nil and singular tho credi tors and next of kin oi Lawroiiee Brock, to bo nnd appear nt my offieo, within the time al lowed by law, and show cause if nny they have, why permanent Administration should not ho granted to W. B. Tcrhune .on Luwruucc Brock’s ostate. (liven under my hand nud official signa ture, at offieo this. 25th Juno 1800. juiu'20 JESSE LAMUKRTH. Ord’y. GEORGIA, Floyd county. the Court in bis petition, duly tiled and tered on record, that ho lias fully administered Thomas M. Gindin's estuto. Theso aro, thcroforo, to cito nil persons con cerned, kindred nnd creditors, to show enuse if nny they can, why snid administrator should not be discharged from his administration nnd receive lettors of dismission on tho firstMonday in October, 1800. Given undor my hand and official signn- GEORGIA, Floyd County: W HEREAS, Arthur S. Ford, adminis trator of Jas.'J. Gill, represents to tho Court in iiis petition, duly filed and on to rod on rcoord. that ho has 1'iifly administer ed James J. Gill’s estate. This is, therefore, to cito all persons cerncd, kindred nnd creditor- 1 * trat ion, and receive "letters of dismission, oWthe first Monday in October, 1809. dor <nyJurat! and official signature, 4&*Six thousaud . six hundred peo ple visited the Great Eastern on Tues day the 17 th. . M. A. WIMPEE & C0„ Carriage & Wagon MANUFACTURERS Opposito Harper A Butlers’ Hardware Store W IJroad St., ROME, GA. ObLl) respectfully inform their friends and the public generally, that thoy are RiiJwfv JVi? “V. Work in *iio CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGON LINE. . All their work will bo well done, and tho latest improvements adopted, but they would call especial attention to J JONES’ PATENT IMPROVED ‘ . THIMBLE SCHEINSV Which for light and easy running are suikj- rior to tho iron axles, ami cost much less. Jtf!r\ALL NEW WORK WARRANTED. ^©•REPAIRING neatly done at short notico. nnd chap for CASH, •’•’All orders promptly attended to. “haie of pntronngo solicited. aprl!5wly. GEORGIA, Floyd County, rnwo MONTHS after date npppiicntion X will bo mode to Iho Ordinary of Floyd county, On’., for leuvo to sell all the real es tate and nogrocs belonging to tho estate of Frances Irwin, deceased, for the benefit of tlio heirs nnd creditors of snid deceased.— This Juno 22. 1800. JOHN I. HUGGINS, jtmo20-w2nt Adm’r, GEORGIA, Floyd county. W HEREAS. William J. Smith, Adminis trator of Matthew Smith, represents to tho Court in his petition, duly filed nncl en tered on record, Hint ho has fully administer ed. Mntliow.Smith’s estate. This is thcroforo, to cito all persons con cerned, kindred and creditors, to show cause, if any they can, why snid administrator should not be discharged from his adminis tration and receivo letters of dismissiou . on tho first Monday in October, I860.. Given under my bund and official signature at office, this 5th March, 18(19. marlO. . JESSE LAMBKRTH, Ord’y. GEORGIA, Folk County. S IXTY’ Days after date, I will apply to the court ofOrdinnry fur said county, for leuvo to Sell'tho lands belonging to the es tuto of Lazarus W. Rattle, Into of said coun ty, decs’od. II. T. A W«. S. BATTLE, jiilyli—w2« Atlm'ri. GEORGIA, Floyd County. W HEREAS, William J. Smith, executor of Charles Webb, deceased, represents to tho Court, in his petition, dulv filed nnd euteredon record, that he has fully adminis tered Charles Webb’s estate. This is, therefore, to cito all persons corned, kindred nnd creditors, to show cause if nny thoy can, why said Executor should not l.o discharged from bis Executorship, and receivo lottorsof dismission on tlio first Monday in October, ISfiO. Given under my hand nndoffibinl signature at office, this 5th March, ISfiO. marlO. JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord’y. Administrator's Sulc. B Y Virtuo of nn order from the court of Ordinary of Gordon county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in* August next, before tho Court House door in said county, within the legal hours of sale, tho tract of land, in raid county, whereon Grove Tomlinson resid ed at the time of his death, containing Two Hundred and Forty Acres, more or loss, (sub ject to widow’s dower.) Also Lind, a ncgr< woman aged about 45, Jacob, a boy about 21 Alfred about 19, and Jane, a girl 15. Sold as tho property of said Grove Tomlinson, late of Gordon county, deceased, for tho ben efit of his heirs and creditors. Terms made kuown on day of solo. CURTIS BAILEY, June 15 Adn To the Be-Druffffod. —AND Poisoned CIUzprs of Cicorgln Y OU aro over run with a deluge of lln* yilert Greatest Induction EVER MADE IN STANDARD the f„i “Aleholiolin Prinks, tlmt uver emanated from that pest of society, tlio Liqt on Mix an. They are raid to you a* a luxury, or theynro dispensed to you us a Modi . cine, and in either c ofieot i the * There is but ono i id that is luxury or n niadiciiii.ci x '" y a snfo and reliable sti hint, Hold under 8tutup seal, which rcmlor* it tain it has not been tampered with. Such an erticlc is CHARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIN, which is Distilled under direction ol the Brit ish ( other Gin, torn lives n s by far the is delicately flavored, (unlike with' some of tho most vnluabl tlio Vcgetublo Kingdom, a most healthy beverage extant. Tun MostEmixk.vt 1’iivkihaxs of Europ nnd America, not only recommend its use by tho hale and hearty, lmt prescribe it as a inodiciuo where a stimulant Is required. Tiik Fkmai.b Skx will find'it not only n pleasant Cordial, biitn certain relief in Buffer ings of a periodical character. Analytical Ciikmihth of nil ranks pro nounce it perfectly pure, nud its restorative moriss incomparable. Bold only in quart nnd pint battles by nl Druggists’ Grocers, Country Mcrchunts, Ac. Beware of IMITATIONS. Buy only CHARLES’. Nono OTHER is IMPORTED. II. BALDWIN A CO., Sole Importers. DepciNo. -10, Broadway, New Y’ork. Also importers of Jinc Wines, Brandies, Cijars, etc. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. ‘’Schnapps," “ London Dock” ‘Glob noufio' "Gins, etc., oto. Bownro of obnoxious mixtures, put up in bottles, bearing thu abovo titles. Thoy uro nil common mixed Gins, and until compared with the genuino •‘CHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN.' they nrouptto doccivo the unwary, sopt.7.1 y. CHATTOOGA RIVER INSTITUTE, Gaylcsvillc, Cherokee Co., Ain., A * M, principal. QTUDENTS of both sexes will bo received k} »t this Institution, and fitted for tho com mon duties of life, or any class in btir Col leges. Competent Teachers aro employed. Bond for u circular. A Jan21,—wly JtrMPSOJ\'r& ; >1 Fountain Herb Fin Aoorx, we present you with M . T*tuoo, • ehtof of a tribe of tho »»«„., I th*t one* ruled Mexico. You will find i f n iwJ* him nnd bis people incur 1’nn.j.hleU s J ] b* had gratis, from the Agents for Mine I’l wond. ■ owISffis HI"™* Ui* Kooky Mountain* and of Mexico, and it Ul* “ Mocntaix I Iran Puts" were diKo.fns 7' Interesting account of his adventure* Unn. i 1 p our Atmanao and Pamphlet. •> J»»H1 It 4s an established Act, that all dbmutiuMt IMFUltR BLOOD I Thablood ia th« life I and when any foninur matter get* mixed with It. It I* at bore di. •Tory Organ of the body. Every n*rv« fevk [u'Z and all th* vital nrgaas quickly complain. Tv, will not digest the food perfectly. TbeHmJ?. become clogged with tbs poisonous matin* )~d cough—and all from a slight'Impurity at a\t. 1 bead of Ufa—th* Blood 1 At If you bad v behind. All the paaaagca becow* ob*truct«d,v the obatru*tk>n Is removed, the tampoHUkion, Thai* pills not only purify th* blood, but tvra th© secretions of th* body; they tie, tbwvlbr*. u ouno for* nii.iovs oiibaiu I Uv*r Oomplatnt, Uck Readatho, ko. Thu jmJ Medicine expela from the blood th* hidden iS?' ©aso, and renders all the fluids and aseratkaTi.1 fluent, clearing and reauseltaUne th* vital entail Pleasant Indeed, is It to us, that w» an «m> a J within your reach, a medicine like the “Motniaff PUJS,” that will-paaa directly to th* aCUw J through the blood aud fluids of th* boL. , t j 7 th* «uff*r*r to brighten with th* lush cl k health. Judton's Pills are the Bett Remedy in n- tneefor the following Contpiaialu l Bowl CrnptainU, Dtbililf, /mranl Wt'. Cough, fixer and A gut. Littr (tai CWSt, Ftmalt Complaints ljAcncid Cktil Dittata. Headachef, /'iks, , - lndiffuii>n», ^waiJC-rxl Injhunta, * ■ Ivjtammatii-n, Cottiteneu, Putprvtia, Diarrhoea, Dropsy, GREAT FEMALE MEDICISE! | Females wbo Talu* health, should i iase Pills. Tliey purify the blood, rai of all kinds, cleanse the skin of all pimples ta4 and bring the rich eolor of health to the pak tul 49* Tho riant* and lT«*rb* of which ttirw R, I made, were discovered In a very aurprl.lag sir nl tho Tesucans, n tribe of Aborlglmm in Mexico &M Almanac of our Agent,-and you will rmd «ktM the very Interesting account it contains of U« *•( Ifmiaxs" of th* Aitec*. Obaervc,—TKe AfounMfw Herb i*0fi nn jiwtt Beautiful Wrapper. Bach tea anUaint 40 ti ll. MCNAI OIIT, I f TIIOH. HOIIPTCUIX, S. DllMONIi, J \ Jxo'. Mulllllflox, Mo.VAI'GIIT, ORMOND Sc Co., Commission Merchants, nd Dealers in General Merchandise. licystom* Riiildinga, Wlutehtill St. ATLANTA. GA. \q^R EF ERE NOES—Messrs. Smith A Patrick; Smallwood, Earl A Co.; Alien, Mo il- Bulk ley. Now Y’nrk : Win. M. Lnw- <’o., Naylor A Smilli, CliarSostnn i J. K. Tt*ft, Casli’r., Duncan A Johnston, Savannah; A Midi Now Orleans; Walsh, Smith A Mobile: Grittomlew A Co., LnnUvlUe; M, ,f. Wicks, Pros. Memphis; D. A. January A St. Louis. n«»v23.1y. B. L. JUDBON, A Co, SOLE PHOPIVIETORil No* 60 Leonard Street, NMW YOU*. 1 Agents wanted alwaya—Addrew as avtt For sale hy Faroll A Y’oisor and Kn Nowlin, Rome, Gn. Also hy all nitf Juniors throughout tho State. SANFORD’S LIVER INVIG0RAT0R NEVER DEBILITATES, I T ia Compounded entirely front Gums,ami has become an uHtahlUhcd taut, a.Standard Medicine, kumvn ami ap prove by nil thalip^ hnvo used it, nud is now resorted tn with O confidciico in all tho .u 4 ’"-which it ^ is.recommended. sands within tho last DR. LITTLE’S ANODYNE COUGH DROP! A new and certain cure for Cough, (M,! Asthma, Bain in the Bnust; a/so, (mI Whooping'COughs, Colds, etc,, — This is a pleura nt ipadhilno cing immediate relief, aud in nine put of casus a prompt cure. It exercises the; controlling iniluonco over Coughs and Ii ti»n of tho Lungs of any remedy known stopping tin* most violent iu a fcwt(n| it most in a day or-two. Manyn UusUgUt* to lie decidedly ctmtutnpU’te'k been proinplly eund by using a few lot and iho wearing Little’s Etronglhining-I ter a ou thechusb. A a uuaubdyuccx|>ccU>Mi without aftrjngiug the bowels, it iturnUp mount to all cough mixtures. DR. LITTLE S VERMIFUGE. I'roparod and put up In .bottles and v only by W. G. Little. In using, jiotbing is required to reliovo chihircu of worni,iif 'icdided being onu of tho best and chn| vor offered to the public, it»frcquent*M familiud will savor mueh trouble and elf . » well ad tlio lives of ninny ehildrts; k ight out of every ten cases generally reader DR. LITTLE’S Frorich Mixture. Tills id prupnroil from aFronch RccIm II ho forma of No. 1 and 2}'■Uio''first lot® mute, nud No. 2 for tho ohronic stage,) A had been inu'cli improved upon In this cons and from its unexampled success isIlWjW supordcdc ovory other romody for the cnitifl thodiscasoof tho Kidneys nud BMdtr>6tl orrhonl, Bletmorrhenl, nnd ^Flupr^VUiu fecllons. This oxtensivo compound coinkasl properties ,totally difit-ront in ti|U.w| ehurncter from anything to bo fouud in ti United Sluteir Phariancopica or in prini AttU—iffllcit •- given up nil hones of on* unsolicited HCBSioil show, adapted to tho tern dividual taking it, quantities us to out Sewing Machines! AFTER this date, I will sell (ho improved Burtiioif Family Sewing Miichinus nt a Re duction of $29.00 from former prices. T\ S.—Tho Now Straight Needle Machine THE COURT OF DEATH, A N elegant Ciiromo Lithographic En graving, printed iu succeMive oil colors —one of the most elaborate nnd enchanting pictures ever produced in America,—has neon issued hy the uudcrsigiicd. The En graving is 23 by 31 inches in sizo, and isnn necurnfocopy of tho celebrated Painting ol tho "Court of Death,” by tho vcnornblo REMBRANDT PEALE, The original painting covers 312 square feet, contains 23 life-size figures, nnd is val ued nt 25,000 DOLLARS. Mr. Pealo certifies that tho Engraving "is an ocournto nnd hdmirablo copy of tho origl- No engraving of tho slxo and beauty of tliis has ever been published for less than $5 09 ; bill with a view of selling 100,000, these nro offered for $1 00 each. Tho wlmlo press or New York, Observer, Evangelist, In dependent, Christian Advocate and Journal, Examiner, Times, Ac., liavo spoken in tho highest terms of thu EnSruving, anil recom mended it to overy household. Thoy. can bo sent safely by mail, rollcdjri strong cases. Ono copy, 1, dnd4 letter, stamps to prepay Ijostngo. Give copies for III without stamps. Send f 4, and obtnin ono copy free. $1 nndO letter-stampssocuro one copy and tf letter of ‘.goncy; stating special Jtorjns. A handsomo maction.to Church Boclolios to.pay Church debts. Wrilo tho Eamc,- Town and State plainly. Address, G. Q. COLTON, P. 0. Box;*3801. No. 37 Park Row, N. Y. mayHwSm, Thu -lose nitllKc J porament of tlio in-1 nnd used in such If greatly on tho Row- f Lot tho dictates of ^ in tho use of the and it will euro Liv- f Ions Attacks, Dys- C arrhnea, Summor k lorry, Dropsy, Hour [ CostiveneBS, f,'hollo, ^ Morbus, Ghnlorn ... ........... i-mimt-iiuu, Jaundice, Female Weakness, and may ho used siiccesfully as nn Ordinary Family Medicine It will euro Sick headache, (ns* thousnud can testify ) in twenty minutes, if two three Tcnspoonftits aro taken at eoinmen ment of attack. using it arc giving their testi , -iu-iui in vor. Mi tor, yourjudgmentguido Liver Invigorntor, cr' Cqinplninls, Bil pepsin. Chronic Di Complaints, Dyson Stomach, Habitual Cholera, 1 Cholera antum, Flatulence) in its fnvi x water in the mouth with tho Invigai nd swallow both togothor. Price One Dollar per Dottle. —ALSO— SANFORD'S FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS, COMPOUN DED FROM ETA RLE EXTRACTS, nnd P URE VEGE’J l»it up in GJi will keep in any cUir.nle. t The FaiuHy Cn- . Ithnrtio Pill Is gohtlo CQ which the ’proprifcir' l^tico more th uu twen- Jj I creasing doiti “ lm-.g used tho 1 which all oxpros lias iuduceil im tlio ronch of all. woll known thatdif- on difforont poj'tious thartic Pill hns,with well cstabllshod fact from a varioty oftlio Extracts, which act of the alimentary and safo in all c nud the satisfaction regard to thoir uso, place thorn within Tho Profession feront Cathartics not of tho bowols. Tho Family Co- duo reforeneo to this been compounded purest Vegetable alike on ovory part cnnnl, aud nro' good { whore a Cathartic is needed, suah ns De rangements of tho Stomach, Sleepiness, Tains in tho Back nnd Loins, CoBtivonoss, j 1 tBa whole body, from Pdin and Soreness o Incicuey isDotrin trnclien of safety i in America. DR. LITTLE 8 Ringworm nnd Tetter Ointment, Hundreds of eases of Chronic. TtU* Scald Heads, nnd diseases of the skiiigttUi IV,-liavo been cured by, tliis remedy, U i the introduction of tho No, 2 pwr©“ (being strori d that it wil short time. For Iho euro ofCanccrout. I is applied in tho form o* tors, and almost infallible. Physicians nro referred to tho 18th, . r. Lillie's pamphlet, to tho-. catal«|W medicine of* tho Materia Medina,: M in compounding hla different ream nnd naked to sny if thoy are not the ehW Banco of the profession, ns ho him practised modieino oxtonsivoly for mojtJW ton years, boforo retiring to tho busineA I All orders should ho addrosssd to ' 1 LITTLE A BRO., Mw?n»g Forsalo iu Home, by Mossrs-FireHAJ 1 , and by L. W. Doan, Oavo Springs, liauts or Druggists generally. jalj* 1 j WALTON Female College Lotter] , OF GEORGIA. Chartered by the State in 185®.' W. Ui DAWSON & Co,,Ma ! MACON, OR SAVANNAH,QA . NOVEL SCHEMES Policy Plan Lottory* By'this Sohomtf. • T Purchasers can select thoir own nnd pay nny amount for a Tick*' 4 thoy may desire I Extra Class 2, Draws Oct, 5 r And on ox*ory succeeding day (ftontty* 1 * copted,) nt 6 o’clock, P. H* ^SD*In this Soborno, thro aro' 75 ’"J® placed in tho Whctoi—from Ij.upfeG'" twelvo of .those Nuinborsare drawn.iw Wheel. If a person Bolcots otto' of the'75y and that Numbor > i* • amour Numbers drawn, hogota flyo time* w 1 ®*- invested,' If two Bolootod. Nut" drawn, ho gota thirty for onof Ir t , tod Numbers aro djawn, ho gota two' .u-Ulon colp, whloh froquontly, if noglaotcl, drod f»r ouoj If four ..lootoa H Olid In «. loiwcoum of-Foror -Lom „f Aprc- d W,*“S«P UHm.ond for one, tile, o Crcoidiig Bon.allon nr Cold ovor tlio Aumbor. nrtt druwn, livoj-. body, lldstlessuess, Headache, or weight in tho bond, all Inflammatory Disease, WormB in Childron or Adults, Rheumatism, a groat Purifiorof tho blood and many, diseases to whjch flesh is hoir, tho numerous to mention in tliiandxcrsiscincnt. Dose, 1 to 3. Trice, 3 Dimes. Tho Liver Invigorntor arid Family Ontlmr- tin Pills nro rotailod by Druggist gonorrtlly. nnd ©old wholosalo by tho Trodo in all tho largo towus. • S. T. YV. SANFORD, M, D„ Mnnufaoturor nnd Pro])riotor. 385 Broadway, Now York. Sold by Druggists in Romo. juuo2(My. 1, of six soieotod numbers , flftoon thousand to ono. Rbmbmb*® * or moro, selootod numbers aro ^kon, of tboso ntunbors so soloctod are n®*- ninoni! tho Twelve Drawn ‘ OUR Havana Plan Lotterie Draw four (4). TMws a Month I d-aro tho most liboral of any scheme* ‘ [broil. For particular* address. W. 0, DAWSON A CO., ociJMy.j Mocon «nd B»Y«n»«% u