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- - “.Signs in the Heoven*.” . Tho editor of tho (Aln.) Republican “'Wc are unable toaccountlu any way for llio pltonomonn in tlio appearance RunMof Wind comes danoing by,' ' 'sneet perfumo in hl» tro««c« I “SSSjEftlK® AmmmS- • Como bias mo too,” sl\« softly said, “Thou gay, light-footed l’over l’ Put how tho ronpors, ono by ono, Arc liastoning from thoir nooning ; Some laugh nml jest tho. while, and Junto A morry song arc crooning. Now swift tho lads and lassos go Across tho waving meadow, . nutWillio stands witli lowering brow Benoath thtfoak troo’s shadow. of tiio moon, as mentioned in tlio fol- lowing communication. Hovornlotliow, woliovo ioarnod, at dlilurdltt places, saw. tho isms or .very slmlliar apnear* onoos.- It is proper lor us to soy, how ever, to those horo or at a distance who oro unaoquoitUod , with tlio atUlior.ol tho communication, Dv.J.M. I.ow, tiiat woliovo known him sovoral years, and always regarded him as a gentleman of intelligonco aiid voracity.- ,Wo hope to hear from him again, in description of other appearances men- tioned; and from others who saw the samo either in description, or oxpres- as to tlio ' Sales, -l , tho Court' House y fj door in Coder TbVrn, on tho first fueu- day lii Bentombor next, tho following pro perty, to wit; * of Loud .No. ,1230, lying in the 3d dlst. v , lod on by Virtue of a ft. fo. in favor of J. n. Terry vs. - said .Grawlw Also Lot or Land No. 017 in the 2d dial, and 1th sect., M tho property of.said Grovely. by vittuoVf till. fa. in favor of Juntos Moillbbin vs. snid Gravity—bo thfi. fas. Issued; from tho Justice Court 1076 dist. di-t.hl, M. of said county. . , Alsu will he Bold nl the snliifc time nnd place, Lot or Land No HVt .In the 21st dist. and 3d scot.—levied on. ns the Pjoherty of •llurrol Love re it by virtue bf u 11. fa. In favor of 1\ M. Bhoibley v«. said Lovorott, ftrin«» pal, end the*, it. Akin, security-sold for tho purchase mouev, issued from a Justlco Court 107-1 dist. 0. M. cf said countv. nug3 -K. LYON, P. I •H. LYON . Sh'lf. Folk Sheriff Salo. W ILL bo sold beforo tlio court houso door .*»* ‘ ~“ w Raid lie, “l’vo.losimy tvua lovo deav, I know notwhoro to, And hor; I f 1 should go tho reaper hero, Oh I who would go my binder?” lto honretli not tho fobt tiiat stop! So light bohind'hlm, coming, Hut, leaning on his cradle, kept -IUs lovo slok ditty humming. slon ofopihlon — . . . Couu Guovr, ,luiy HO, 1800. Editor llt'inillican:—As tliovo lins boon n phonomonn, ono knows not wlint, but Wonderful boyoml nil wodcrous meas ure,- 1 lmvo thought it ftppropi-ialo, by yum- kind indulgence, to so far trespass upon your timoand' that of your nu morons renders, ns to record I lie most iKIlBifi mlM,,: nine hrart'Vf .toik rattle; cholS ■ world, ns far as I ntn acquainted. I A,whHo iiand on hii ahoflRer laid— • Ho turned .in quick confusion. Thb saucy maiden, latifjhin^, *»d, o/tUno hitrusi havo vou lost your Irtio lovo dear, ..I know not where to find lior f Ami know not where Oo, Wllllo, rcnpl for /nin lioro, And I will bo your blmlor 1” Tho Village Ucnuty. The glowing tints ol oTroploovo, rtnrn, [fiber radutht ebook. And wo know that her voloo u rich and Tliougli'wo nover lmvo hoard hop speak; . fuO nro Ihoso graoious oyes ofliglit,. That blissful Hood runs o’er, And wherovor her tranquil pnthwny A glorf flit, on boforo. 01 vory grand arc tho city hollos, Of a brilliant nnd stately mion; *. As thoy walk tho steps of tho languid dnnoo, . - ■ And flirt In tho pause between ; Hut bon oath tho boughs of tlio lionry WbenMtlie minstrol fountains piny, [ think that tho artless village girl is svfootcr by far than thoy,. Ot-vory grand are the city belles, But thoir Jioarfoaro won away, By tho keon-odgod world, and thoir llvoa havo lost ..Tho boauty and mirth of May} Thoy movo whriro tho sun and tho bUt- ry dows Rolen not; thoy arc linughty.and bold; Anil thoy do hot shrink from tho cur- 1 thoy i sod mart, . . „ . Whore l'nltli is tho slavo of Gold. But tho slurry dews and tho gonial sun Havo glnddenqd hergdiloloss youth; Ami hor brow is bright with the,flush of hopo, v . ... ‘ • Hor soul with tho'seal of .truth; 'Her sjops are beautiful on,tho hills As tlio stops t>f ah Orfoht'morn, And Ruth was never- mofo fair to soe V tho midst of tho Autum edni. world, as far as I a»n acm havo roferenoo to tliorbinurknblo froaks of tlio moon, that so lately exhibited thornlelvos, and which havo caused such intonso oxottomont in tho public mind. During the last quarter of tho moon, on the llth inst, tho curious freaks first manifested themselves. Tho mqon « timo or rising being about midnight. Tho first movement or aUbvnation of tho position of the moon, is by turning a comploto Biunmordiuilt orj by chang ing its convexity to tlio Noitli, instead of the South its natural position. It re mains in that position but an instant boforo its freaks arb still more curious. It then dissolves ns.it wero and forms itsolf into llttlo round balls, iialf dozen in uuuibor, apnarontly about two hieing indinmotor. Itromaiiis in,that posi tion but a short tiino, when It assumes its natural shnpo, producing all tho prismatic colors of tho Solar Spectrum. night go tu. — naming other .freaks that lmvo boon soon in connection with thoso already namod, but wo have no more timo at presont to dovoto to tlio subject. Wo shall not attempt to thoorlzo or philosophize upon tiioso romarkablo phenomena. If we. did, wu would ex plain it as ono of the signs spoken of by our Saviour that is to precede tlio end of timo. If any porson doubts tho authentici ty of tho foregoing, it can bo establish ed by competent witnesses. > not supposo many persons saw it, LOW. Important Discovery,—By a oaroful examination of. tho geography of tho world, it has boon ascortntnod that tlid great artosian boro, of Columbus, Ohio, will, on passing through to the opposito side Of tlio globe como out exactly flf- toon miles froni tlio groat Chinese wall; on tho China sldo and about two hunt drod and fifty miles from Fokin. This is a discovery of importance, and must vastly oncourago tho*enterpris\ng oitl , , Co<lar Town, on tho fir«t Tuomlay In Oolober noxt, within tho logal hours of Biile, tho following properly, to wlti A negro boy Bain, about 25 years ohl nnd dark enmpfoxlon, two bujrglos nnd hurnoBs, I Kid In rV wagon and Imriu^e, one bay I Uitohvn f\mdturor-aH levied upon the projiorty of John Hoc, by vlrttio of a ninrtgngn ILfa. Usuod from J’olk Inferior court in favor of James M. Wuru and Kinnn uni hyon vs. said noo~propo» ty pointed out in Bal’d mortgage fl. fn. nug.1 K. LYON, D. Sh'flu Chattooga Sheriff Sale. ILL ho Bold boforo tho court houco door uoxt, the f Part of A . .. _ mid -Ith Sect., it beiug tho daco wlicrouu J. -.-- jiiiig threa acres i, and non a goad dwelling and igs upon it. Lcv- . ,. i Ri L. Rosser,*to sniisfy two H. fas. issued from tho Superior Court of said county—one in fuvor of N. JJ. Stoddard & Co. vs. J. It. A K. L. Rosflor—thb other in favor of Harrnl, Nichols & Co.*vs. J. It. A K. L. Rosser—proiH-rty iiolnted out by K. L. R«»Bscr. 11 COACH WORKS, Broad Street, Rome, Ga. Y WOULD RK3PKCTKULLY CALL THE X nttohtiou of tlio citizens of- Cherokee Georgia and Alabama, HARPER & Importers and Heavy Boaters hr . , ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE,, . Broad Street, Romo, Ga. WE rcspeetfoUs solict n coritiriuatfoh of tho patronngo of’bur PROMPT PAYING and CelsIi Customers, To whom our Oiotls ore for Halo at tho LOWEST. PIGUliES. ^ [Jan0.w To iny extensive Coaeli ami Carrlngo Works. I havo scoured for povoraryenrs, tho vnlu- nblo BorViaea of Mr. J. It. RltAY, who is a prnetlcal Coach nmlc^M•, by trndo/ nnd who will dovoto hl» •ntlrolimc to the manufactur ing department. His long experience will in- •uro work, that wo will tnko, pluasuro in WARRANTING. I uto the host of Material* only, atul by putliug them togother, with tho aid of tho moat skillful workman, I ntn confident that I can plonso any and all, and especially, those who would like to sea Georgia Af ami factories flourish. Having boon a Hardware merchant for many years, I havepoonllar advantages fn buying materials. I shall spare m* pninn ’in soeiiring thn best of Tilnbor, “ idTrf ’ Carriage Irons and Trimmings. Call at my Repository Amljoxamlno my STI.KNmi) A8S011T WENT of I and fl seated Carriages, com prising tho various stylos now in use. , Also abooutiftil lot of Top Haggles. Tho genuino Concord Haggles on hand. Cook’s Patent Jump Bent Uaroitchos mid Buggies, ordorod if desired. Repairing in cv. ry brahcli of tho business, promptly attended to. Terms of repairing, cash when called fur. TO THE TRADE. CABINET FURNITURE Also Jamas M. Smith's interest in lot of laud, No, 205 in tho Uth DDL and tth Sect. T.ovb d ull by formor SheriIV ns the property of said Smith to satisfy a fi. fa. from tho Su perior court in favor of A. R. Ross vs. Jas. M. fl.’iiith—pointed out by glaintilT. July?.l-wtd J. B. AICRIDGE, SIPIT. Enameled and Collar Leather, Patent Dash nnd Flap Leather, Brgad Cloth, all colors, aud Laces to suit for Trimming Top Buggies GEORGIA—Floyd County. all whom it nmy concern—Nathan rpo nil whom It may X' Whitlock, having, in proper form ftp piled to mo for porinnimnt totter - * - • late of said county. This is to cite all nnd singular, tho creditors and next of kind «f said deceased to lip nnd np- ponr at thy ofllco, within tho timo allowed by law, and show *nuso, if any thoy can, why said permanent ndministratinn should jatnln ider tny hahd and oflicial signature, at otfioo'thls 1st August, 186ft. tmgl InPIlTIt, Ordinary. and Carriages r CntnUnos, Iltuumor-elotU Frlnga. Broad Seaming nnd Pasting Lncos, Curtain Silks and Fringes, Brusscll, Velvet and Oil Carpollug, Silver Lining nnd face Nails, Seaming Cord, Enameled Duck Dril ling and Muslin Cloths, Curtain Dfttuusks, Blnek Moleskins, Buckram. Silver Point Bands, all Atylos and sixes, Hubs. Spokes, Rims, Shafts, Poles, Circular Beals Hails ami Backs, Sulky Shafts, Turned Boat Spindles, Whifllotrccs, Pule Yokes and Turnod Collars. Silver Plating, of all Hinds. Done at Short Notice. The best of Coach and Carriage Varnishes and PalntB for sftle, with many other goods, allVC vrbleh are warranted to ho tho host.— All the abovo named urtleles I .will soli vory low for CASH or on short timo to Prompt Paying Customers. HARNESS OF ALT. KINDS FOR SALE. .'ftSrSco Advertisement In (mother column. WrtVt.l A LL pei iX od (in G/M, toll tons of buy capital city. It' thoy do not su'ecoed in obtaining wator, ■* ’ “ v _ , djtdy iritoml wo aio tolil, to pass a tolouraph .wire through, bo as to bring Coluinbus into direct communication with tho colestial empire. Arrival or Lady Franklin.—Among From the Boutho'rh lioeprdor. CouNtitutiohnl Union Convontlpn. ‘This Convention assembled hero yes terday and formed the largest that ever convened pt .tho OapltOl—406 Delegates 1^6800111^ eighty-fivo counties. Gen. .Tohii.W, A. Sanford was by acolumatlon called to tho Chair ntid the Hon. Seaton Gran Hand of Baldwin, nnd Anderson Redding, Esq., of Chatpihoooheo, selec ted 08"vjc)Q:Vro3idonts. Mossrs. llanlcl- tor,’ of Atlanta, Robinson of Qglothprpe, and J. W. Thomas of Randolph wero Randolph ohoson all Scorotarlcs.. Tiio s’oloction of Eleotora and Alter nates bqth for tho State at largo and for the different CohgrossionalDlstrlots.wos tho passengers arrived by the steam •hip Adriatic this morning * * ..... ^ was.lady Franklin, accompanied by her niece, Miss Cracoft, and iter waiting-maid.— Lady Franklin will rutnnin In this city two or three weeks, ns tho guest of Mr. Honry Grinnoll, .through wlioso liberal ity tho GrinnoU Arctic Expedition was fitted out, and whoso son, Mr.. 0. Urin- ncll, accompanied her on her voyage to this country, Sho proposes to mako a tour into. Canada, probably In timo to Estray Notice. GEORGIA, Polk County* Olork’s Oflloo, luforior Court, July-no, 1800. ernouB Interostoil arc hereby notlfl- hftt W. J. Clark of the 1073’DlBtrlct hills boforo W* T. York, ono of tho JubUqo of tho Poftco for Bald district, m Eslriiy, a stoor, color block, mnrkdil with o.vor.-fopo in tho loft oar, and unlit In I right enr, about six years old, nnd appraised to l»o worth fifteen dollar*, by 0, L. Brown und Jolm H. Long, freeboldor< of said couu- ty und district. Thu ownor pf Said estra/ is required to coma fonvard, pny charges and take sa d stoorlaWay.or ho will bo denlt with as the law direct*. A trim extract from tho E*tray book. T. M. HIGHTOWER, ««lg3 - Clerk I. C. Polk Postponed Sheriff* Sales. the following proporty, to wit» One road vngon, 1 buggies, 2 sorrel mates pno mule, 3 watclies, ono shot gun, 40 pieces or leather, more or less, uIho the ono half intureut In lots No. 301, and 302, nnd ono T\?rv:? ^’a 1 ’ lt , ,,r 11 p° rt ion of lot No. 275, with ft tan yard theroon wilh' all the Fob2.lStlft.wIy. • 0. B. EVE. Administrator’s Citation. pi KOHUIA, county vT Whereas, Henry Klngnbery, AdmiuiB _ jjiereup, tieury ivmgnoerv, auiiuiii trator on Hu* estate nf Jobs.* Wntfon, lute snid county doeensed, hits made application of thu law, for his diumDsion front his snid administration. therefore, to eitu and udmonitdi all pertouB IntcwnUd In said VRtute, to *how. 7 SB . sliould not he dl.-inDned from Id*' said nd- mlnDtration, olhorwDu I shall proceed GEORGIA} Floyd County* W HEREAS, Henry B. Roinpaoy, inlnistratcd of .Iotc|dt C. Doinpsoy, rapresouts to tho Court, iu his petition duly W ILL ho sold boforo tho Court Houso door filed ft "d entered on record, that ho Juts fully in Cedar Town, on the first Tuesday in Administered Joflcph C. Dempsoy's estate, This Is, thorofore, to«dl« all p corned, kindred aud orcdjtorn, t > show , if any they cun, why H.iid ndminUtrutor should Hot bo dDVhnrgod from his admini* trillion, und reccivo letters of dlsmbsidn the first Monday in December, lftfift. Glvon ttmlor nty Itnnd nnd oflicial slgm witnessjthq reception of tho Prince of appurtenances th ereu hto boio u g i ri g',' con * i s D Walos, anti will then travel thruiigh lag of leather and bides In vntB, supposed to • -- ■ — ■ • Bly, <>, wotlli teOO.OO, moro orlcM. Bnld tract, of lima 1.11 lying la tho 18(1. (ML ,i r ,| «oot„ 0iS>* Nortliern States, ami vovy Ukol oStond her jouviioy into Culiloinin.- GEORGIA} Polk county. A T tho first term of Uto Court ofOrdinary for said county, nfier tftoexpirathm of six months from the date of thoflo'pre?eulu, I will make application to said court for letters, ot dUmUaUm from the furVhorttdmlnistrntiim ruforrod to tlio respective Dologa- . Tlio names of tho following gontlomoh wor6 / pf , os.entcil to tho Convention'for Electors, aud'woro unanimously accopt- oi-l, viz; . * Electoral Ticket. . l-’OH STATU AT LAUGH. iBin ... FI R8T. DISTtUCTlV : Bamuol B. Rpcncoc of Thoinus, Elector. Edward B. way of Liberty, 1 tl Alternate. Dr. T. A. Parsons of ’Jojtnson, 2d “ • . BECfON'D DISTRICT. Evening Post, \Uh hut, Tho. prqjootqf raising tho Atlaritic Cahlo linshoen abandoned after frequent unshdoOssful attempts, Marcellus Donghut of Randolith, Elector, \y. H. Robinson of Macon, 1st Alternate. P. J. fjtrozier, of.DougliOi’ty, 2d Alternate. ■ THIRD DISTRICT. -L..T. Doyal of Spalding, Elector. Jiio. T’/Stephens of Monroe, 1st Alter note Chaflcs Gooilo of Mp^wj^mLAH^mte. i-duu'm-n'isTKieT; \Y. V. Wi-iglit of Cowota, Elector W. C. Mabry of Hoard,- Ut Alternate. John M. Edge of Campbell, 2nd Alternate -• - FlFi’JI UlSTniOT. Josialt 3i„Panot of Cobh, Elector.. T k G. McFarland.of Walker, 1st Alternate R.SV. Jones of Whitfield, 2nd Allcrmte GEORGIA} Polk County. S IXTY Days after dnto I w|U Apply to the Court of Ordinary for *ald county, for ten vo to sell tho Land nnd Nugrocs belonging to tha ostnto of Sau)Uel D. Wilson, late of said i coilnty, ducoasod, for tho. beiicfit of tho hoirs, h\s. JOHN If. WILSON, nuglO—60d Excoutor. GEORGIA—Polk County. -\triIEBKA8 Wiiliant Feok lias .appliod YV to tuo for letters of dimission front his administration on. tho ostuto of Franecs Gil bert, deceased. These are, therefore, to cito nnd admonish all'persona interested In snid eslnto, to bo attjl imear at nty ofilce, on or boforo tho >trn“ '•-- *• GEORGIA—Floyd County* W irKREAS, George Shirley, admlnistra- Uir of Robert U, Canady, doocnned, roprcionts t? tho Court in .his petition duly filed nnd .uttered oil rocoed that ho has fully ndniiubterud R. II. Canndy’s estate. This is therefore to r.ito all persons con- eontort, kindred and oredltors. to show cause if any thoy mix, why snid Administrator should not bo disohurged/from his ftdminis- t ration, nnd recejyo lotlors of admission the first Monday lit Fohrua^y, 1861. diHtnisHcd from hisMaid. of tho statute iu such vldcd. Given undor my hand and official signa turo this flth of Augit«t, I860. uuglO-Om 8. A. BORDERS, Ord. GEORGIA} Floyd County. ndminiitlratidn on the estate of Smith C. Quillen, Into of said county dcccnswl.^ TIioho,nro thoroforo.to otto mid admonish tho kindrod and creditors nf said dorensed,, to show cause, (If any they have)-within tho 8IXTII DISTRICT. H. P. Boll of Forpytli, Elector, n. l . lioll or Korpytn, Elector. McDuniol of Walton, 1st Alternate.' S. J. Winn of Gwinnett, 2nd.Attentate, 811VJ3NTII DISTRICT. Dr., I. IS. Duproo or Twiggs, Elector. B; T. Hhvris 4 of Hancock, 1st Attentate. iowis of Greene, 2nd Alternate. ; EIGHTH DISTRICT. LaFayetto Liininr, ot Lincoln, Elector. J. K. Jackson of Rielnnond, Is/ Alternate. Dan’l E. Roberts ofScriven, 2;u/ Alternate Exciting Times ut illcConncllsburg Pn. McCoNNELLsnugo, PA; Aug.. 11 j—The Domomoy* held a countyjnoeiing'here lust night, at which arogulav Skirmish was indulged iu between the Douglas and Br.eektnvtdgo' parties. Much bitter feeling prevailed, und the meeting broke lip in a row. During tlio absence of the editor of the Democrat, ,Mr. Sanson, at Crcsson, tho .‘^Breckinridge party entered the office of that newspaper, mutilated tho forms, rpn up the Breckinridge ting and issued an edition of tho paper under that banner. TJio afi’air lias created considerable oxoitomn'nt; - . , "ITTriEREAS, Harriot G. Quillen has ap y V ptlftd fo tuo for permanent Icltcrs of time prescribed by law, why said lettors of tidmiuUtrntiou should not bo granted unto Harriet Gi Quillou on Smith C. Quillen’? ostato. Given undor my band nnd official siguaturQ, bis 2d of .Augusb l8«0. augl-40d J. LAMnERTH, Ord. Given under my hnttd turn^nt ofllco, this 5th July, 1 July 13 -J. Li offleiiil Bigna* °-0. Ordinary. GEORGIA} Floyd county. J AMES M. PEPPER, having applied to bo iip]H)fnted Guardian of tho person and proporty of John M, Borrien, Jr., and Rich ard M. Berrien, (in plaeo of thoir formor Guardian, Thomas M. Borriott, decenscd,) minors under fourteen years of dgo, residents or mid county— This Is to oitd all persons conoornod to bo and appear at tho term of the court of Ordl- nory to bo hold, next after the oxptrntlon of thirty days from tho first publication of this nut ice. nnd show oame, If thoy can, why suld James M. Poppor shnuld not bo intrusted with the gttnrdiuuship of tho porson unci’ proporty of John M. Bcrrlon, Jr!, and Rich ard M. Berrien. Glvon under my band and official signature ut ofllce, this 2d July, 1800. July".1. LAMBUETH, Oril. Admlni«trntri>>i Notice. a KOUGIA, Folk County: Sixty iluyi after dato I will apply to the Court of f fdlnnry of said county- “ louvp to hoII tho ronl ostato and a povlfo.... tho nogroos belonging to tho estate of Bon jnntitt T. Mosely, Into of said county dcccax- Ail < Ilia .Taila. ,1... 0...1 lOKa » GEORGIA-Floyd County* T O all whom ;it. may concern—Mary J. Lumpkin aud Daniol B. Printup having, In proper form applied to me for permanent letters of Administration on tho estate of John II, Lutnnkin; lato of said cpu'nty, ThciRnro therefore to cito nnd admonish all and singular tho kindred and credit. cd, this July tho 2nd, 1800. MAllY A. MOSELY, Adtn’x, julyflw2ni .With tbo-will nnnoxed. 1860 LADIES ELEGANT NEW FIRM. Mills & Sumter, Mantillas, Poii IN EVEBY .VARIETY.* • Extra Qualitlca pttd Mttkci. HATS, BOOTS 8i SHOES, ^013S£-rDRNlSHlN6 ~ f 1UVINO ASSOCIATED THEMSKLVK8 TOQUTUKll F0U MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTINC ALL KINDS AND STYLE QF T HE manufacturing of nil sixes and styles id SASIInitd BLINDS, PANEL DOORS Ac*} and ulso tlio businoss of UNDEllTAKEllH. Having au Extensive Shop and Mnohinory iviTii FinsT quauTv of matuuiai., we Ann heady to MANUFACTURE LARGELY, AH article* in our line, nnd to fill all orders nt the short out notice. MU. SUMTER, ha* boon longkimwn lit this community, us a first class MECHANIC, efttt therefore, warrant uil articles made by' us. Wo bIiiiU ho aide to Supply tho surrounding Country with Sash, Blinds, nnd Furniture, at Vory rcnwnnblo price*. Wo cordially invito all tho citlxcm of tho onuntry to our Waro.Rrtom,‘Furniture Blor, Manufactory, both on Broad st., Rome, Ou. ’ FINE ilUUIAL CASES always ou hand, und qvor.v.quality of COFFINS ntado us soon an required. CHARLES W, MIMaS. july27;iy. MAlifEAND, VIRGINIA, Wmil CAROLINA, SOVTU CARO . LINA it-. GEORGIA , J1ARRSI N OW RECEIVING ' AND OPENING, and comprising ono.of tho largost and most attractive Stock, in tho Southern Couu- try, wltioh will bo sold as Low as the Lowest) For Ciish or to prompt paying customers, . thb usual timo. . J. II. Mc.OLUNG, •30w. Romo, Georgia. JAMES M. SUMTER W. N DUCKEIt, Importer, Manufaoturoi and Dealer in CABINET FURNITURE, TT pliolstery, HATRES S E S. COTTAGE CHAIRS On Broad Street, Rome, Georgia. j, a 11 ill i L i Ifoj p triiu il.irly,*to visit his Ware Rooms, whero ho has NVITBS tin Pt'il largo .supply of Rosewood, Parlor and chamber Purnituro, Mihoginy, Walnut, and Imitation Furniture, From tlio boil Spring Aral to tlio ran in ti«o. Alounii n.sortincnl »r Mhtrossorf} Tuckor’H I'ntont Spring Hud, Co tic lick} I.oungoH, Sideboards, Safe*. All kind* of Fu^tlturo will? dfopuleh. and neatly rt-pulrwl. Thankful for the. very liberal pptrntvigi heretofore cxtendct\ to him, bo hopes, by oloio at- tcntlon nml U'»d work. \« merit a muitniuumm of the Baiue. CAHIXI’PI MllOP oti If waul St., near tho Ktmvah Houkc, where Fur- nitureN mauitfaeiure.J and irpalr.d. B’nrk warranted to givo Bntit*factloni Bills of ovor 5ft Dollars llvl.iilod at wlnilcNulo prh*p«—and groat l*argaln. •or OA8IJ,' . JulyUMy. WtH ii. cox, W. HIIODKS HILL, W, R. IIERNDON. COX, HILL & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS I’U VCn-TStMl) STIUiKT, ATLANTA, «A. tho estate nf Mtirk Jitftkson, tvltli the will iimtoxcd. This May the Tth, 18H0. may 11. JAS. WHEELER, Adm’r/ which Our facilities l< st'tch that ive eat We atttiox a fi GEORGIA, Floyd 'County. W HARKAS, Charles Knowlos Adminis trator of Chcrokco IJ. Talbot, renro- souts to tho court, iu hi* petition, duly filed nnd entorod on record,that ho l»ns fully ad- mlnfotored Chorokco B. Tulh<»t’a eulnto. This Ir therefore to cite nil porson* con- ocruod kindred and creditors, to show uausn if any thoy can, why said administrator should not be disolmrgrd from his adminis tration, and roeoivo lpitor* of dismission on tho first Monday In Nqvctnbor, 1800. . Given Under my hand mid oflloial signa ture, at ofllco, this 2d of April, 1800.. nprSwfim . JESSE LAM BERTH, Ord. 30 hdB. New OrloanslSugar, 100 “ A B & C., ’• 60 bio. crushed and Brown Sugar, „ 200 Bags Rio Coffee. B .aga Java coffee, 400 Kegs of Nails, 10 “ Old Govarnmsnt Coffee, 300 Box candles, J92„? 0 .?J robncoo « 1000 “ Snuff, • , 200 bb Rec’d Whisky, 76 bbls Old Rye Wlns>ky, 30 Pack’s Cressout’s, Henn-ssv and otho. choioo Brandies, Brand’-, Old and Soft, from private stock, 600„Saoks Salt. lOO Bx’s State and English Darry cheese, l.flORCU, Vlnyil county. Stephen It,,II, ttilmlnl.tra. y V tor of Thomas M. Oladvti, rupreaent* to the Courtjn his putition, duly filed mid en tered on record, that lie hn* fully administered Thomas M. (Baden'*, extatu. These ure, therefore, to elto nil persons corned, kindred nnd creditors, to show ca any they cun, why said administrator should not ho diricharged from Ids administration and receive bitters of dismission on the first Monday in October, ISflO. Givftn undor tny hand and official signa ture at office, this 5th March, IRflO. tnurlO JESSE LAMBERTH, Ord’y. GEORGIA} Floyd County: W HEREAS, Arthur S. Ford, adminis trator of Jas. J. Gill, represents to the Court in his petition, duly filed and on 4 wd, that ho has fully administer- tered cd'Jnmh* J. Gill’s estate, This i*, therefore, to clto all porflons corned, kindred and creditors, to gliow cause, y thoy ean, tvliy said Administrator *?dil deceased, to bo and npi>car at my offico within the thao prescribed by law. and show Hiuu JIIVH.-IIUUH uy HOT. illlll *|IU» cauio, if any they have, why said loltor of Administration htumid not he granted unto Mary J. Lumpkin nnd Daniel s, Prlntup on GEORGIA} Folk County* B IXTY v Day* after dato I will make appli cation to tho court of Ordinary of *nid county, for leave to anil tho lands Ulonging to tho ostato of Alexander C. Morris, Into of said onunty, deceased, jnlyft—w2m ABNER DARDEN, Adm’r. John II. Lumpkin’* estate. Glvon undor my lmttd nnd official signnturo. at offico this 13th July 1860. 'i’l/AMr* July28 i dBKUTII. Ordinary. j Administrator’s Sale. TYY.virtuo of.'atvordcr from the Court of X) Ordinary of Walton oottuty.will bo aold, ^f 0 _. r. . -r, ’ oforo tho Court House door in Romo, Floyd county, on the first. Tuftsday ill October next, within tho lawful hours of sale; Lotof land, No. 602, in the 10th dist, arid 4tb Section of Floyd county, *old ns the property olJohn Blurtngnmc, l«to of Walton county doccasod, for tho honefit of the h«Mr* of deceasedr— Terms ina/lo knotvii on the day of rale. B. K. BLA8INGA5IE, Adm’r. it/vidgo attorney. Sanson gayo Smith tho lie; when the latter collared him.—• The parties wove then*soperated. S&*A man died of apoplexy the oth er day in Miohtgan. Tlio next day the coroner hold an inquest, when the fc>K lowing ’Verdict -was -returned; “Died from the visUation of one beef steak, eight cola potatoes, and a fried pig.” #3TA gentleman who" spoke of hav ing been struck by a lady.'a beauty, wus adyised to lch^ the rod* jnly21w2m B Administmtor's Sale. Y V|rtuo of nti order front- thb court of Ordinary of Gordon ootmty, will be sold ,u . August next, before tho legal hour* of sale, Ufo tract o/land, in said county, whereon Grove Tomlinson ro*id- od at tho time of Ins death, containing Two H0ndrod { ajtd lorty Acres, more or le* B 7(«ub- jeot to widow’s dower.) Aho Lina, a negro woman aged about 45, Jacob, a boy about 21, Alfred about l9,and Jane, a girl 16. Bold nBtho proporty- of said Grovo Tomlittsou, lato of Gordon cqunty, deboasod, for tho bon- ofttof his hbirs^and creditors. Terms mado known oti day of sale. ./■ ! CURTIS BAILEY, Adin'r. GEORGIA} Floyd County* T O all whom 'it may concern—W. B. Tor- huno having; in proper form, applied to mn for )>crtnan^nt letters of Administration on.yia catato of Lawronto Brock, lato of tlio Stuto of Alabama, deceased, (and Jiav- Ing'unk-(Hod business iu this State)— This i* to cite all and singular tha credi tors and next of kin-of Lawrctice Brock, to bo and nppour at my . ofllco, within tho time al lowed by law, 1 and show cause if any thoy lmvo, why porpwncnt Administration should: not bo granted to W. B. Terintno on Lawreneo Brm-k’s estate. ; Given under tny. hand arid official signa ture, at office thir, 25lh Juno I860. • juue20 JESSE LAMBEPTIf, Ord’y. GEORGIA} Floyd County* W HEREAS, William J. .Smith, oxecutor of Chnrle* Webb, deceased, represents to tbo Court, iu hla petition, duly filed and entered on record, thnt.ho hu* fully adminis tered Charles Webb’s oslute. This is, therefore, to cito all portions con cerned, kindred and creditors, to show.cattsc if any they can, why said Executor should not ho discharged front his Executorship, and roccjvo letters of dismission on the .first’ Honda) in October, I860. GEORGIA* Floytl County. fpiVO MONTHS after date upppHcntiou X wjJI bo tnado to tho Ordinary of Floyd county,.Ga v for .ioavo (o soil nil tho reallis- tuto and nogroos belonging to tho estate of Frances Irwin, deceased, foe the benefit of the hoirs and creditors of said doceascd.— This Juno 22, 1800. " c, JOIJNX HUGGINS, JiinoZA-iygin ^ ; AJra'r, UKOltClA, l'loyd County. ~ rrtWO month* after dnto up] I mado to tho Or’dinnr' for leave to sfelI all tho il to tho o*tatb.of b S ,0 H5 1 ^’ m .v^.. of said county. This 30th' Mi MARY. H.JCt. w , WM, H,'JONES, Adm’r H any „ should not bo discharged trom hi* Admini* trntion, und recelvo letter* of disniiasiou, tho first Monday in October, 1800. Given nrnlor my bund ami ofliuiqt signature, nt office, this, fith March, 1800, tnarSO JE88E LAMBERTH, Ord’y. eqpnrtnorolilp as above, wo are prepared to oHiiblt i STOCK OF GROCERIES, Great Fire atJDaivvlUej W. B, DODDS & Go’s Concrete . Safes Triumph, PLANTATION GOODS I foiity-eight nouns in DAj.vn.ic, Ky.,Jt a ,^ Soptomber last Juts stood Uioeroitfi t ocourrod in our town onth»22iflM.^ ;irv „ l dldly. I had a largoamount oruot*-^- f - ,'Ao. Jn lt,’-P^- “ - ’ v Ac. Jn It, boforo tho building burnel tbo pftpor* bitt but’put iu boihq sbooi, per, and upon' opening It iluco tho b they vruro NOT I^VEN SCORCHED. Tim vocticrlng on the drawers wm « i hj waeped \ fM lock, work* very well,'^l when I ollltn lUMo I think itwlllbeuifi three -dory "building with shiiml#Voof*'h adjoining rootn; with*only a plaiterod ^ lion, a drug sloro was koPb.and imfctM opposite wUro wy^tvits « c ru« 2 «,«a a^couslderftbiw ^ H o'ktt neittiueicainphliio,- fttui li'^iora. nimtinc, cumphiue, ftuu IUjri°r*t *i,o ing waa couucuted with tW'alUwon on ojto »Jdo ttnd was willUu ilxf^f. G»m t House on tho other, with a W, of wood between nty office and ROME STEAM ENGINE WORKS, ROME GEORGIA. I 710H the manufacture of Locojnotlvi'S, ? Stutionnry Engiuns of ariy sisto or put-' .. -iys ml Water Pipes, tern nccurding to orilcr. Hull Rofil work, Irou Bridges and Roof* nt !Ua#tH for Furnace* und -Rolling Mills, Castings nnd .Machinery, Housing, Mill Screw*, Turning Lathes, Drill Pruasus. Shaft ing, Ad. Uaa und Water Works orcoled j all kinds of Machinery repaired. Have nlwri' hand Wrought Iron Strom Straw Cock*, Guages, A c. Castings of any Size. I run und Bruaa castings ntado to order— have ulwnys.on baud sonic of tho best GIN GEARING in Jlio Country s also Gudgcuna, (fostlng* for ITmvo Power, Thrashing Mu* him*, uudu variety of bcuiUitul lfoUerus .f Iron Railing for Dwelling*. Public Build ings, Cemetery Lots, Ac. - Boilers. Flue, Tuhulur, Locomotive nnd Cylinder Boiler*.-mado and repaired. Water Tanks, Blast • Pipes, Onsnmeters, Wrought Iron Bmoko Stuck*, Ac. Blacksmith tvork ttiado to order. .■ llou.0, undl udoor onftringintom/Js.y ipcdtately from tho wood. There ®-., a? small frumobuilding, nitnehod to tho,!/ 1 the Drug storo, with oils; paints, ami S in it, uml fi glass do6r lending into mi l from it. Aou will cce nfonce tho cxcoS heat created’nt ond about it. 1 r ^ frilly tosied, and have no hp&Uat ing that nty .papers would have servod if I bud left them In tho s , A number of our citizens have exiaiaj it sineo the fire nud wore surp * condition,' and loitio qf them ii safes of you, believing iliotn REALLY FIRE PROOF t I aim 11 take great pleasuro in rw«ni_ ing your safe*. You uro ttUiberly to m such use of this statetuent 'ns you'It projicr. Your*,, '{d^n Ii;" 1 you';ti Wc nto Agents’ for- tliesp Rpiondid |„ nnd invito tho public to.-oall aud sfrffi cert|floates on to the inabuor in whickib * it iltn (tUaobt c\C tvrvkt. resist tho attacks of both FIRE- AND 'BURGLARS; These safes havo never ..failed to. thoir content#, and aro .warranted to . ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAL.. The- const ruction’ -of*' Uto BUK< »nnv flAvva i. .......,u n ^ ....i i.. .. Mining Machinery. Cornluh 1‘uinj.iiiK Knuim,, Criulmri, Lifting nml Force Pump*, Pump Ruda nud Joint*, B'him ni|dWhince Kibble*, Stntnp Hoads of any mini rod. hard ncs*} nl| kinds of MINERS TOOLS,—l’nrlicuirir attoutlou is given to.thi* brunch of business, Ain Jume# Noble,‘Sr., who imperiutoiids tlio work, hnv- ing licon u l-.iig time In Eufopu f.»r the pur pose of obtaining tho lntest iuiprnvciiicuta and druwing nf miuiug work. •Persons Iu want of Steam Engines will do well to cull on ns boforo going elsewhere, wo will warrant our Engines to ho equal iu every particular to the host mndo nnvwhore, and for *imfllieity nnd durability ho't to Ik* xcellod. A list of prices *cnt on upplica- tfou. B’c can make ning order ami warrant thorn for loss than they cun be had from Philadelphia or Now York.uone imttlku buftmateriiil u*e.|l Jn our •work. All boilers inanufacluTed at our ob- t iblismncnt wo will warrant to bo of the best No. 1, Pinna Chnrconl lfaimnered Iron. manttfimtjiririg n new Iron Cot- ofierod to rash mid'short time, prompt paying customers nt very low figures 1 - piirahnnJug if ml a perfect knowledge of the want* of thu publii gnuruuhm entire aulisfnctinn, in every particular. x «f flirt article* now in store und to arrivo t quantity of Rodu, fltaruli, I’leklea, Calfuipsj Snurc*, Preserves, Fruit*, Cordial*, Ovster*, ftlftokorol, Pardino*. Ruekcls, Ifroom*. Tubs, Cliurn*, Ae„ to which attention is in- Itcd. Awaiting your coinumnds. nnd aiwnvH ut your service*, • We are Respectfully, COX. HILL A CO. To tlie Be-Draereed, -AND- Poisoned €lliEcns of Georgia. Y OU aro over run will, a deluge of tlio vilest compounds iu the form’ of “Ah'hohollc Drinks, I but ovor onmmitcd front t hat Greatest Reduction uilcct is tho same. Thero is but on escape, and that is to .... n luxury or u nto'dicaii.ept Given under my Iiand und official signature at office, this 6th March, i860. utarlO, JESSE LAMBERTH, Ord’y. GEORGIA* Floyd county. YXTHEREAS, William J. Smith, Adinluis- VV trator of Matthew Smith, represents to tho Court in his potition, duly fllod’and on- tored on record, that ho lias fully administer ed, Mathew Smith’s estate. This is thoroforo, to cito all persons con cerned, kindred und oroditor*, to show cause, If any they cau, why said administrator should not ho-discharged from his adminis tration and receive letters of distnissiou on tlio first Monday in October, 1800. * Glvoa under my hand and official signature - 6th March, 1800. JESSE LAMBERTH, Ord* S £YM lof Ordinary for Walton County, Georgia,* 11 be sold before tlie Court House door In Qcdnr Town, on the first Tuesday in October next, within the legal liotlrs of aalo : Lot of Land No. 32 in tho 20th Di*t. and 3d Sect, of-Polk county.- Sold as the pro- porty of John Jllasingame, lato of Walton county, deceased, for the benefit oMho heirs of'deceased. Terms ntado known oh the day ofl B. K, BLAS1NGAME, S July24—3mw A,im^ Adm’r 1/ rJtmnUntuArl a safe anil reliable stimu-. Mtu- lout, sold under sLutnp nml seal, which reader* it ccr i»i*«S | ^i | «'i r i*-'^ tuiii it has not boon tampered with. Sueb erticld is CHARLES’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN. which is Distilled under direction ol tho Brit ish Government, is delicately flavored, (unlike any oilier Gin,) with some of tho most valuable roBtoritlivea of the Vcgotuhle Kingdom, nud ia by far the meat boaltby beverago extant. Tin: Most Emixknt Piivsiviaxs of Euroj: and Amcricu, not only racomuicti-Mtr '*80 )iy tbo liulo and hearty, but -prescrlbo it medicine whero H Hliiiiulant is required. Tut: Kkmai.k Sex will find it not on pleasant Cordial, liutaccrtuiu rcliofin ings of a periodical character. Analytical Ciikmisth of all ranks- pro nounce it perfectly pure, nnd its restorative nteriss incomparable. Sold only in quart nnd pint battles by al Druggists’ Grocer*, Country Merchant*, Ac. Bcwnro of IMITATIONS. Buy only CHARLES’. None OTHER is IMPORTED. B. BALDWIN ,t CO., Sole Importers. iu. Depot NA. 40, Broadway, Now York. nod nt Also importers of fine Wines,*Brandies, Cigars, etc. CAUTION TO THR PUBLIC. “Schnnpp*,” “ London Dock” ’Club House’ “Gins, clc., ote. Bewaro of obnoxious mixtures, put up in bottles, bearing tho abovo title*. They are uncommon mixed Ginn, nml until compared With tho genuine •‘CHARLE8’ LONDON CORDIAL GIN." they aroaptto deceive tho unwary. sepl.7.ly. CHATTOOGA RIVER INSTITUTE, Gnylcsvillo, Clicrokcc Co., Aln., 'Jk&StSSSVpF** A - M; Principal! QTUDLNT8 of both sexes will-bo received at this Institution, und fitted for tho com mon duties of. life, or any class Jn our Col leges. Competent Touchers arc employed, “end, for a clroiilar. ... , jau21—wly EVI5U MADE IX STANDARD M—W ^ !SC 50 Sewing’ Machines! Having tha largest establishment nnd mnehilK'ry of any shop iu tlio State, and as every department i« .iupi-ri*itcndcd' by our solve*, we feel, confident tlijit wo can do w-rk as cheap ami oqitul to any in 'tlio - United States. • NOBLE, BRO’S. A CO., Itouio, On. - aprll37.18C0wly. PROOF SAFES is peculiar, and hi tfon with .lto “Great American K*y tor Look,” (Which possesses tbo creat _ tugo of having NO KEY HOLE and yt Ote' soeurlty of a PERM15TAT1N0 ■ M utpablo of 250,000,000 changes.) thty'M jo'found perfectly impregnable. * v A. W. CALDWELL, Rom*, i SroATroN A Skvmouii, Nashville,Ins; I tnny25 wlr. . - and ™ J* O o* $> -e- 0 -? 1 From Nalu Mountain .Herbs nud every hill, nro In fills Parents look to yo let them suffor, wh Agent* of tint uro hor natural, .harmless cii one of Tula nsk jupson-s wtmxt TK.X . junsos-s WORM T^\ , Ol’hSUN'8 WORM TRA GET A PACKAGE, CJUI.PRKX TAKK IT IT NEVER VARS’— THE I^CTOIW ARK How much hotter nnd safer'won uavo it ulwnys In tho bouse; a little a child Is Ukori IU may often be the death, while acting without delay, i Ing tho Mountain Herb Toa iinmet wifi not only savo tho eblhl a lobg Illness, and yourself ptuoh expense, \ fed happier m knowing that’ you Jw yonr duty, arid.pbrobarioo saved Its life. OBSERVE.—Always find tho Name * nature of B. L. JUDSON & GO., on trait of Texueo, on caolt package of Tea. B. L. JtJDSON & CO* 8 OLE PROP RIET 50 Leonard Street New York. For salo by Farofi A Yoisfcf arid Fi A Nowlin, Route, Ga. AUo by, all lichlor* tln-.iighout the State. nov30, AFTER tlii* date, I will sell tlie improved Bttrtholf Family Sewing Machine* at a lie- dilution of $20.00 from former prices.* -P. S.-r-Tho New Straight Needle Machine no>-23.1y. THE COURT OF DEATH. A N elegant Ciiromo Llthogropliio En graving, printed in successive oil color* —one of tho most elaborate and enchanting nioturoy ever prodnoed m America,—has been isijiod l»y the Undersigned. The En graving is 23 by 31 inches in sisto, nnd i« an accurate copy of thu celebrated Painting ot the ‘.'Court of Death," by tlie vcuarnble REMBRANDT PEALE. Tho original painting feet, contains 23 life-size J 23,000 DOLLARS. Mr. ponle certifies that tho Engraving “Is nn accurate and admirable cony of thoon’gi- r cngrtDdng or the sizo nnd beauty or this bus over been published for Jess than f*°0i but with a view of sailing 100,000, those arc offered for $1 00 each; Tho whole press or New York, Observer., Evangelist, In dependent, Christian Advocate and Journal, Examiner, Times, &c., . have spoken |n tho highest terms of tho KnFraving, nnd recom mended it to pvory. household. Thoy can bo sent safely by niufl, rollcdin Strong cases. , Ono copy, 1, uttd4 letter,-stamps to prepay postage. Givo copios for $1 without stamps, pend $], and obtain one copyTroo*, $1 'and ft letter-stamps seourb, ono-oopy and-a letter-of Agchcvj stating special J&rms, A handsonio reduction to Church Boclotios to pay Churoh debts. • Write tho 1 Name, Town nnd State plainly. Address, ■ ' • G. Q. COLTON, . P. O.Boxj 830t. No.,37 Park Row. N. Y. mayllw3m. .. r WH. MCN.Vt.’OHT, 1 f TIIOH, SCRtJTOlUN, JAM. OltMOXD, j ( JNO. UORIUSON. McNAUGHT} OllilIOND & Go., Commission Movchants, And Bailers in General Merchandize. Keystone Buildings, Whitehall St. ATLANTA, GA. ^-REFERENCES—Messrs. Smith A Patrick; Smallwood, , Earl A Co.; Afion,. Mo- Lean & Bulkloy,'New York 5 Wnt. M. Law- ton A Co., Naylor & Smith, Charleston; J. K. Toft, Cash’r., Duncan A Johnston, Savannah; Post A Mel, Now Oriouns; Walsh, Smith A Co., Mobile; Crittenden A Co,, Louisville; M, J, Wicks, l’rcs. Memphis; D. A,. Jantmry A Co., St. Louis. ' nov23.1y. •. Orders promptly filled. Marblo Yard op posite Ga Railroad Depot. - jan25—ly ’ GEOIIGIA, Polk County. tale of LazaruB W.-Battle, Into oruald : couii* ty, decs’ed.-v . II, -T; A Wh. 8. BATTLE/ ,y, uw* uu. . . julyft—w2m . Adm’r*. . M, A. WIMPEE &C0„ Carriage & 0 IMANUFACTt 0[>|>o,ito Hftrpor & Butlora' Uanlivlr, E Wtoqft St.', HOME, GA.. 'yp’OUU) ru.iiMtfully Inform th«K and Uio liuMic gotioriilly, that tl propared to do' all work in tho tARRI BUGGY AND WAGON LINE." GGY AND WAGON All their work, will bo well d . will bo vfoH dono, lalost Improvomoiilfladopted, but they*" call espooial attoritiori-to ‘ JONES’ PATENT IMPROVED THHIIDLE . SCIIEINS. less. . “REPAIRING noatly .dono- »i-.« notlco. and chap for CASH,' . All.orders promptly attended tt 1 share ofpatronngo solicited. nprllSwly. tv ALTON Female College 0P QEQBGIA-. Chartered by tfic State in 1859. Lottery. W.C. DAWSON & Co., m MAOON, Olt SAVANNAH,GA, . NOVEL SCHEME! .Volley Plan Lottery. n aud pay any amount'for a .Tickd they may desire l , . Extra Class 2, Braws, Oct, Z, 1633. Atul on overy succeeding d(ty (Sua'’ 4 * 11 cep ted,') at 5 o’clock - , P. M- iSO“In this 8ohomo, thro aro'^5 ■_ placed in tho.Wheel—from V«P te twelve of thoso.Numbers aro drawn Whool. If a person soloofe ouo rNtiMb®*-; of Uto.75, and that Nupthor' is Numbers drawn, begets fivo times jh0 a ®\ invested, If two seloctcitV' Nuutber* drawn, bo-.gots thirty for.onQf ;if thrq®-7 w ted Numbors lire, djaSvit,. lift gotfl Wf;. dre'd for imo; if four seloctoif nuniben drawn, ho gets u thousand for one; >> , ■ soJeeted Nutnburs uro ,dcawu, five tho ■ for ono, of s'ix - selected numbers, aro I fifteen' thousand to brief RHM.r.MiiKft *^ | or.ntoro. soleotcd numbors aro-*takBn> j,;| Tiokot is a Blank. 1 •OlJIt . - | Havana Plan Lotteries, I ■Draw Jour (-1) fimps’a Month l ogdaro tbo most liborltl of’any schemes Macon-and Savannah, <