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fociHj. ~LOVE IN A COTTACiE. They muy talk oflovo in n cottage, And bowers of trolliseri vine, nature bowitchinglv simple, And milk-maids lialfdivnio: They may talk of tho ploiusuro of sloop- ing In tho shftdo of a spreading troo, \nd a walk in thofioldsut morning, By tho sirio of a footstep free! But givo me a sly flirtation By tho light of a chandelier, With music to play in the pausos, And nobody very near: Or a seat on a silken sofa, With a glass of pure old wine, And mamma too blind to discover Tho small white hand in mino. Your love in n cottage is hungry, Your vino is a nest for flies— Your milk-maid shocks the graces, And simplicity talks of pies! You lio down to shady slumber, And wake with a bug in your ear, And your damsel that walks in tliemor- Is shod likcmountnitioor. True love is at homo on a carpet, And mightily likes his caao— Truo love lins an eyo for dinner, And starves beneath shady trees, II is wing is tho fan of u lady, His foot’s an invisible thing. And his arrow is tipped with a jewel And shot from a silver string. The lute Gem-mi Walker. New Orleans SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, SITUATED ON COMMON STREET, Opposite tlm Charity Hospital. rpilE Regular Course of Lectures In this X Institution will commoneo on THUU8* DAV, t lie I Mil November, 1800, oml term!- nnto in the latter part of March, 1801. FACULTY. Erasmus D. I'ennor, M. I)., Profes Tlieorv aw\ Prnetioo of Medicine. . Austin Flint. M. 1). Prer<w»or of Cl in leal Medicine anil Medical Pathology. Anthony A. PonDtoii, M. D., Professor of Anatiitny. . , ., Austin Flint, Jr.. M* D.,’Professor of Phy* Biology ami Microscopy. Samuel P. Clmppin, M. D.,. l’rofessoi Clinical nh-I OpemliyoS^urgory^.' \ Cornellgs C'.-Ilciiru. M. D.f Pjofoistfr of Principles of Surgery ami Surgical I’i D.* Warren Drlekoll,’ M. D., Professor of Obstetric* nml l)|Rei*ci! of Women. Isaac L. Crawenur, M. 1)., Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence. Howard Smith, M. I>., Professor of Mule ria Mcdien and Therapeutics. H. D. Schmidt, M, D., Jiemonstrator «l Anatomy. *' Tho Dissecting Room* will [| 0 . 0 I‘f“‘” tho 15th or'October, riininrl Instruction given dally in the wards of the Flmrijy Hos- nitai, and three times a ireek *t M»« ^lego Dispeusarv. Tho Faculty of this Institution are among 11,0 .ii.lv rlotloil VMliiis I I.y;i'j »'"I Blirmotl. ,'f ill*' flmrily »nd III- .,n„J |,. „ liilii Al l nr llm I-.glfliltnrv, ...I,iill.il »ll time- li«v» »«>« loth. Hospital. for the purpose* of affording to their pupils practical illustrations of tho subject* tliev tOiM ll.” . . . , , The Hoard of Administrator* olect nnnu- f ,llv in Al»ril.twelve Uosidont Students, who are fiirni*tied I ami lodging in the H< s- pitnl; nod the Students of this Soilo.»l lire cipiallv eligible to this place with any others. Tim'grout aim «»f tho Faculty Is 11 impart I a thorough practical knowledge of till the .. - %-„.*, Tiinnu I brunches of Medicine. Wo copy from th« NctV , , '; n ' Dissecting iiiu'crinl is nbnudinit. and at a tho following briof biography ol Hen. j nomlnnl cost. NVtiiArgo for attendance at 1 mb* | the Hospital. Amount of Fees for fall course of Lec tures* »*-.*- IP'S no Matriculation Fee (paid hut one-,) 5 on Dissection Feo, - - . • III 00 Graduating Foe. .... 25 00 For furl her information, nidrofs E. 1>. FEN*NEIL Dean of the Faculty, No. 5 Carondclot street, septa ■ Now Orleans. ■P MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN READY-MADE CLOTHING, "WTiiteliall ©t., A-tlaAita,, Gtei. We invite special attention to our stock of fine Ready-nwilo Clothing for the Retail trade. w Also our largo stock ot CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS, of the latest styles and best qualities—wliich wo are prepared to make up, at short notice, in the host manner. . , , . , We also invite the attention of buyers at wholesale to our stock this season, which is the largest and cheapest tlmt we have over offered. Agents for tlie sale of, and a stock on hand of tho World-renowned HERRING’S PATENT FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES, lias taken (he highest prize medals at the World’s Fair in London in 1801 and in New York in 185!!. [sep‘21-1 m] W. F. HERRING it GO. w. nmiitiNQ—w. v, HKnTO.No—e. iioi.comiie. 0.13.EVE, CARRIAGE AND COACH William Walker, dot voted tho hiind.i of n barbarous enemy bv tho cruel and tmaiithoraod inb rpo*it:o» d British power. Is understood to have boon written by the General's un do, said to l>o an editor of tho Time*. Without waiting for tho particulars of t!ioclosing qatastropho to (Ion. H aiker » eventful career, we may iwuiino that ho died like a soldier in tho tmewt of tho term. Hi* friends in this , it v attrihuto his fnto to an unyielding moral courage and proud contempt of tho consequences before him, which ot hid the slightest approach to a noli* tion, on his personal account, for Jen l* ney or mercy. Their present belief s that ho must have refused the medi ation of tho English commander on tortus which, besides being a humiliat ing apology to tho Honduran authori ties, may have looked to tho uncondi tional abandonment of Ills claims upon Nicaragua, ami his aims, of every na ture, upon that and all other ol tho t'entral American Governments. In >thor words that ho must have declined iving the parole which was probably demanded of him as the condition pro- -orient to pardon or reprieve. They e quite sure that if there was aught in uteh demand, which implied, directly or remotely, personal humiliation or public disgrace, ho did decline it, promptly and fearlessly, without tho quiver of a muscle, or tho superfluous • »r doubtful use of a single wotd; thus yielding up his life on a punctlio of honor as readily as ho had often before risked it on the ltaxaid of imminent and extraordinary dangers, voluntarily assumed, on other fields. Bitch was the man, and as such wo have every reason to believe lie died. (Jt-n. Walker terminated his career at a comparatively early age. We nre told that he had but just attained his •16th year. He was bout in Nashville Tennessee, in May IS‘24, and was thor oughly educated under the the most favorable auspices fov whatever liberal profession ho might select in afterlife, first by a collegiate course at tho Uni versity of Nashville, whero ho acquitted '.himself with the highest honors of his class, and afterwards in the Medical Schools of Philadelphia and Tatis; en joying, also, wltilo in Europe, the ad vantages of a tour through Germany and Italy, whero his opportunities for bellcs-lettors scholarship wore not only liberal, hut keenly enjoyed and appre ciated by a mind then, at least, quiet and studious to a degree that utterly foyhid tho idea of an adventurous or restless career in latter lifo. Ills clU* tasto, however, to tho medical profes sion, which lie declined, practically to enter upon, turned him to the law, and the associations of tho law not unnatu ral to politics, in which ho lirstengag-1 ed in Now Orleans, anil siihseqiientlv 1 in iSoU-ol, in California, from widen ] point ho entered upon tho hmumlouB career which, after tho varied fortune of six years, is now terminated. Whatever hard things may have been stud of General Walker—nml much, wo doubt not, would have been left un said had his fortune boon moro propi tious—ho whs, at least no vulgar adven turer, either by birth, habits or educa tion, or tho honorable purposes with TAKE YOUR CHOICE— Comfort and Bliss, or Pain and Agony. Dr. Tobias’ Celebrated VENETIAN LINIMENT Whose wonderful cures, sure nnd instniitnne- ih net inn, In cuscs of Chronic Illiciiniatisiii, Headache, TOOTHACHE, CUTS, 1IURN8, COLIC, Crump*, Dysentery, do., IT IS NO NEW CATCH-FENNY I nn article that bn* stood (ho list of fif teen years. Tho enormous mile ami rapidly- increasing domund is at once thu surest evi dence of Tu UBdtdnoft* and popularity. TRY IT AND HE CONVINCED. It is warranted to do u# staled or I ho agon I will refund Bio motley<on thordnrrt of tin* empty bottle, If it does no good. This is in variably the way this Wonderful article has -on introduced. . ... No funtily should be without n bottle In tho hou.-.e—hundreds of didlnrs and many hours of sulll-riiig may Ijosaved hy its timely Colic, Cramp and Dysentery yield ut to ifs pain-curative properties. It is perfectly innocent, and dan bo given to the (driest person or youngest child. No matter, if'you have no coiifidcnco in Patent Medicines—try this, and you will he to buy again, and recoiiinuiiil to your ds. -.Undreds .61 t hdlr practice. ^Efif-Nono genuine unless signed “8. I. To- Trice 25 nnd 50 cents per bottle. What every Horseman wants. A (Jootl, (’/ictif) anil lie liable Liniment. Such an article is • DR. TGIMAtf’ Venetian Horse Liniment Pint Bottles nt 511 centseaoh. For Lameness, Cuts, Calls, Colie. Sprains, warranted ehenper than any other. It is used by nil the great horsemen on Long Island woman. Ij wiU not euro Rjng. Bone it if'ordinary II the Laud and Negroes belonging to the estate of Samuil l> Wilton, Into of said county, deceased, for tho benefit of the heirs, Ac. JnllN 11. WILSON, img In—nnd Executor. WORKS, Broad Street, Rome, Ga. I WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE attention of the citizen* of t'lioi-ukvc Georgia ami Alabama, To my extensive Coach and Carriage Works. I have secured for several years, the valu able service* of Mr. H. HltAY, who Isa |ir.iHlml Cunclpjukor, |.v Irn.lv, «jW I lilmUnA’ cnlm.il on Jlnninl. Hint they Imv fully administered .Limes T. Rond's es'tnte, . . 4 for letters of diiuission from his ndininistrntioti oil the estate of Frances Gil bert. deceased. These are, therefore, to eito nm\ mlmonish all person* interested in said estate, to he nnd appear ut my oliicc, on or In-foro the ex piration of six months, to show eaiiso, if any they have, why said applicant should not he dismissed from his said administration in terms of tho statute in such eases made and pro vided. Given under my hand and ollieial signn litre this litli of August, 18fit). “Ugin-tim S. A. HOHDEHS, Ord. Gl-lOlUilA, Floyd County* W HEREAS, James F. lloskinson, Admin istrator of James T. Rond, deceased, •vprosciit to the Court, in his petition, duly to cite all persons con- editors, to show cause, they can, why said Adininis- should not ho discharged from their Administration and receive letters of dismis sion on the first Monday in April. Isill. Given under my hand nnd otlioinl signature at ofllee, ltd September, 18110. *ep7 JESSE LAMRERTH,Ordinary. Spavlui as there is urtViuliueuC in exist ) that will. What it is slated to IKisitivcly does. No owner of horses will ho without it uftor trying one bottle. One doso revives and nftcn save* the life of an over heated or driv en horse. For Colic and Belly-ache it has never fuiled, Justus sure as tho sun rises, just so sure is this valuable Liniment to bo tho Horse Embrocation of thedav. USE IT ONE AND ALL. k DBlter will devote his entire time to the nuiuilf.tetur- Ing department. His long experience will in sure work, that wo will take plmisuro in WARRANTING. I use the best of Materials only, nnd by putting them together, with the 'aid of the most skillful workmen, I am confident that I ran please any and all. nnd especially, those who would like to sco Georgia Manufactories flourish. Having been a Hardware merchant for many years, I have peculiar advantages in buying material*. I shall spare no pains in securing the host of Timber, Carriage Irons and Trimming*. Call at my Repdsitory And"exnnilno my SPLENDID ASSORT MENT. of -I and 'fl seated Carriages, com prising thu various styles now in use.. Also n beautiful lot of Top Haggles. The genuine Concord Haggles on hand. Cook’s Patent Jump Seat Barouches nnd Buggies, ordered If desired. Repairing In overy branch of the business, promptly attended to. Tortus of repairing, cash when called for. TO THE TRADE. Enameled and Collar Leather, Patent Dash and Flap Leather, Broad Cloth, all colors, nnd Laces to suit for Trimming Top Ruggtei and Carriages ; Cotuline*. Ilainmur-rloth Krill go, Broad Seaming and Pasting Lace*. Curtain Silks nnd Fringes, RriisieU, Velvet and Oil Carpeting, Silver Lining nnd face Nail*. Seam ing Cord, Euninelud Duck Dril ling and Muslin Cloths, Curtain Damasks, Black Moleskins, Buckram, Silver Point Rands, all styles and sizes, Hubs, Spokes, Him*, Shaft*, Poles, Circular Seats Rail* and Hacks, Sulky Shafts. Turned Sent Spindles, Whifth'lrccs*, Polo Yokes and Turned Collar*. Silver Plating, of all Kinds, Mono nl Short Nonce. CEOIUilA, Ploy,1 County. Tll.bv.lot Clinch noil CiirrinRo Vimii-lid I "ITniKRKAH, Willi,mi .1. Smith, Arlmiim and Pulut* for sale, with in any oilier goods, | VV trator of Jueoh Smynr, represents to the COTTON GINS! lliiving frequently been requested by our friends to ueccpt nn Agency for Cotton Gins, wo have lit length concluded to nccoth- module them, though nt no particular profit to ourselves, ns wo sell at the smallest commissions, WHOSE GINS SHALL WE SELL? After examining Ilium carefully, and consulting Planters and Cotton Payers, wo found tlmt Orr's stood tho highest with ovory one who had tested tho matter. We therefore gave tho preference to ORR’S COTTON GINS. Any of our friends needing a Gin will do well to tiny of us us wo warrant every Gin sold, and we also furnish nn experienced nnd skill- work man to deliver them nt tho Ciin House and put litem in good running order. Wo would like to havo order* left with us ns fur uhctul a* possible, so that there may to delay in dclivoiing them at thu proper time. References a» to the superiority of Orr's Gin* over others arc filed at our Hardware Store, ami can ho roeii by calling there, julytl—wtf H A 111* i : It Ac UUTLEU. ollieial signa- GKOUGIA-FlojU Comity. W HEREAS. George Shirley, administra tor of Robert II. Canady, deceased, represent* to the Court in his petition duly filed and eiilerud oil rucoed tlmt he has fully administered R. II. Canady's estate. Tills is therefore to cite nil persons con cerned, kindred nnd creditor*, to show cause if tiny they run, why said Administrator should not he discharged from his adminis tration, and receive letters of admission on the first Monday in February, 18ttl. Given under my hand and ofllein turc, at office, this 5th Julv, 18(10. jtilyl.'J J. LAMBK'ltTII, Ordinary. (jr.OHOIA—I»«lk County. AXTIIEREAS, El/.aphan R. King, executor YY of the last will nud testament of Gcorgo Smith, deceased, ha* applied t<i me f..r letters of Dismission from his said AdiiiinistrntiMi— These are therefore, to cite pud admonish tho kindred nud friends, and nil persons in terested, to show cause, (If nnv they havo) why the said applicant should not ho dis missed from his administration of said os Into, at tho first Court of Ordiniuy for said county, after tho expiration of six months from .this date. Given under my hand and ofileiul signntun this 20th duv **f August, I860. itug24—fiiii H. A. ROB DERR. Ord. HARPER & BUTLER, Importers and Heavy Doalors in ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE icoinr STEAM ENGINE WOEKS, HO.Mil CSKORCJ1A, I ^on the manufacture of Locomotives, 1 Stationary Engines of any size or put- tern according to order. Rail Rond work, Iron Bridges and Roofs Hot Blasts for Furnaces and Rolling Mills, Castings and Machinery, Housing. Mill Screws, Turning Lathes, Drill Presses,Shaft ing, Ac. Gas and Water Works erected; nil kinds of Machinery repaired. Havo always on hand Wrought Iron Stcntn nmlWator Pipes, Steam Cooks, Ganges, Ac. Castings of any Sizo, Iron and Brass castings made to order— havo always on hand some of tho best GIN GEARING in tho'’Country t also Gudgeons, Casting* for Horse power, Thrashing Ma chines, and a variety of beautiful Patterns of Irmr Railing f<>r Dwellings, Public Build ing*, Cemetery Lots, Ac. Boilers. Flue. Tubular, Locomotivo and- Cylinder Boilers, made and repaired. Water Tanks, Bast Pipes, Gasometer*, Wrought Iron Smoko Stacks, Ac. Blacksmith work mndo to order. Mining Maokinery. Cornish Pumping Engines, Crushers, Lifting and Force Pumps, Pump Rods and Joints, Whim ami Whinzo Kibbles, Stamp Heads of any required hardness; all kinds of MINERS TOOLS,—Particular attention is given to this branch of business, Mr. James Noble, Nr., who superintends the wo- ':, hav ing been a long time in Europe for tic* pur pose of obtaining the lntest improvements and drawing of mining work. Persons in want of Steam Engines will do well to call on us before going elsewhere, we will warrant our Engines to no equal in every particular to tho best made anywhere, and for simplicity and durability not to ho excelled. A list of prices sent on npplic Wo can wake and put up Engine* in vvt ning order nud warrant them for less than they enu he had from Philadelnhia or N York,none Imltho best material used in work. All boilers manufactured nt our I'lldishnictit wo will warrant to lie of the host Ni*. 1, PcnnnChari-oalHammcrcd Iron. We are now manufa-turing n now Iron Cot ton Screw with A.iil-Friction Rail, those who have them prefer them to all others. We In- viten'l in want of a good screw, that will al ways la*t to pack any size hale, to examine Great Flreat Da^t^fjH W. B,""— - ’ Ky| Concrete Safcsjrriump^,. FOltTV-EiaitT HOURS IN T r e J occurred in our town ou tho 22«rP*lJ!!!*V* I Ac. In It, before lift bull,ling burn, i ra I Ibo |m|ior. out luil put In ,om„ 21 Ibo/ucru'e °P°"* I, 8p.Inc tl„ NOT KVHN SCOItClIED Thu vecncrlng on II,r, ,lru„cr. *„■ "•„r|M}(l | Htoluck work, very w.n ,1 wliou 1 oil it „ mile I think ii ns over. My .nfo wn. in the lo».r ,|„!|’,' < | three .Ury building will, rblugio rj,, V ' I adjoining with only n plu.ic,,..' 1 1 lion, .tore wna kept, end ImmmGSI opposite where my safe was setting th.t..A I « eoiisidurnblo .quantity of pni&^l nontlnc.rumpliine, nml li,mors. The ing was connected with the Pattcrion fliy I on one side nnd was within elx feet of tk. I Court House on the other, with a larwtS. I of wood be|urccii my office and the (v« I House, nud a door entering into my oflW,Z! I mediately from the wood. There tru ifo, I small frame building attached to the rear^ I the Drugstore, with oils, paints, and | illC " I in it, and it glass door leading into my ,£« I Jrom it. You will ceo nt once the I heat created ut uud about it. I y Pcai i , I rilttv (fl.lnrl 1,11.1 .... lin.lU. • ’ I H i tho largest establishment nnd of any shop in the State, and as department i* superintended hy our E, Broad Street, Rome, Ga. WE respectfulls solid a coiilimmlion oftlio jmtrouago of our PROMPT PAYING and CilsIi Cnstomers, To whomotir Gsoils ero for sale at the LOWEST l'lOCHES, [Jnnfl.w NEW FIRM. Mills & Sumter, HAVING associated THEMSELVES TOGETHER roll MANUFACTURING AND IMPORTING ALL KINDS AND STYLE OF No. ftorOnmlrstitct, New*York. hi by all tho Druggists and Storpk^eiteyaj f i I \ 1 pufrORlASI ■■ l j } ' J 1» U LM ON I C LITE SYRUP. For Incipient Consumption, Cough*, Colds, Asthma; Croup, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint ami i&l DohUity.' all t,f which arc warranted to ho the host.— All tho uhovo named articles I will sell .very low for CA8II or oil abort tiino to l'rompt Paying Custonu rs. HARNESS OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE. #J¥-Seo Advortisomont in unotliei- oolmnn. FoW.I8flO,wly. O. B. F.VE. [Genot Administrator’s Land Salo. W ILT, bn Hold nt publli- outcry Iwfnr.' the Court IT,»u*o door in Cedar Town, V«\k co., Ga-, within the legal hours of sale, on (lie first Tuesday in Noveinher next, tho following property, to wits All the land belonging to the estate of the Alexander C. Morris, lute of said county, de ceased, consisting of the home place where- on said deceased reside-!, containing Throe Hundred nnd Seventy-two amt a half acres, more or lisa, about two hundred acres of .the same cleared and in cultivation,lying on the road leading from Cedar Town to Rome, about six miles from tho former and four teen mile*- Iroin the latter place, with two permanent wells #f water, and Lake ('reek running through the plantation, n comfort able Dwelling, Gin House, Screw, and other necessary out-buildings thereon, adjoining lands of'll. W. Whitehead, A. Gresham, Win. Dooly mol others. Also the Knox place, near nieiil to tho homo place, contain- hundred and twenty acre*, more or Court in lii* petition, duly filed and entered on Record, that ho lias fully administered William Stayer's estate, These nre, therefore, to cite all persons ooneernod, kindred nnd creditors, to show cause if any they can, why said administra tor should not in* discharged from hi* admin istration and receive loiter* "fdlsmidsion on the first Monday in April. 18(11. Given under my hand and ollieial signature FURNITURE NOBLE. BUG'S. A 00., Rome, Ga. npril27.1800wty. •t of This wonderful preparation,- compounded from tho spontaneous gift* of nature in' tho vegetable world, stands foremost among the medicines for tho euro of tho ahovo-uaiacd complaints. It fills my heart with Joy to think that it has boon reserved for me to dis- cover the long looked-for. Balm for diseases I ^ , . . , , .. .... -...- . , of tho Throat and Lungs. All that.use it I , i.uniircii and tueiitv acres, more or wln,-l. 1.0 set out in lilo. Ills powmtngo r.n.t r..|i«fi on.l by tu •■...itimiam-o „ .V ub®SW« « a 'cllIrio a . o r S,Sf was unsullied; hU private walk and positive cure i* sure to follow. n ss. uun n lomiorinmo nwiinnt, aim mn. r tempornneo unquestioned ; liis learning .*To count them all would want n thousand • 01,1 M‘«rooi», about sixty oeres cleared ’ * nU original niuu, how- . t uguc*. A throat <*f hriMsmtid ndnmrtntino lungs." I'rh-e Olio Dollar per Bottle. Ask for Dr. Tobins' Tulnionlc Lifo Syrup, nnd take no other. Sold by the Druggist nnd Storekeeper*. DEPOT: art Cortlandt street. NEW YORK. FARELL A YElSEIt, Agent*, acplT-wly Rome, Ga. profound, uud hU original uiuu, how ever subsequently misdirected by uu unchasteiled ambition, such ns com mended him toaucocw*, while enlisting tho warm esteem of numerous friends. Even those who deny him all claims to military skill or political sagacity as a lender, pay the highest conqilimcnt to his moral force and personal integrity, since without these his first failure as Guv. Wise Fighting in tu* Union. —Gov. Wise's letter in response to the invitation to attend the late barbecue nt Raleigh, is published. He says: “For my own part I will not concede; I will not secede ; I will not submit; I will not compromise any more, but I will fight in the Union as long as l can get a respectable or hopeful plurality, or minority oven, of firm, true men to stand by mo and with mo for the Con st it ut ion and tho country. In my ne groes I have property rights; in the Union I have political rights, and I will not bo the' coward or tho sViveto give up the one in order to preservo the other, nnd I will givo up neither but tight to tht last rather than eitliprshall be assailed or destroyed. In any event, we uio on the eve of u dissolution, and tho question is,simply, alin'd it bo peace ful, only by our baso submission to in sult and outrage? If you will fight, the Union will bo saved. Omttoogn Sheriff Sales. W ILL ho sold before the Court House door in Summerville ou tho first Tuesday in November, within tho legal hour*.of a;Re.* the following property; to will Lot of Land No. I, Oth dist. and 4th sec. Levied on ns the property of John Buley to satisfy a fi. fa. issued from the Justice Court of the 32fith (list. G. M., Walker county in favor of Hendrick* A Neubot vs. John Raley. Levied on hy a constable and returned to me. Also Lot of Land No. 52 in I fill dist. and 4th sect., nnd one yoke of oxen. Levied on ns the property of Jonathan Graham to sat isfy a ti. fa. issued from the Superior Court in favor of Joseph 8. Morrill v*. Jonathan Grahuim Also two stills, fifteen tubs nnd other up pa rntus. Levied on n* the property of J. T Stewart and It. F. Rolling, to satisfy a mort gage a li. fa. from the Inferior Court In fuvot of G. B. Garrett vs. John T. Stewart and Robt. i\ Bolling. POSTPONED SALE. Lots of Land No*. 1,2, 4. 5, fi, 7 A : Ing in Hjo town ofjhiuuuorviUo . I.evh ns the nro|H'rty of Shropshire, to satisfy a ft* fir Issued from the Superior Court in fii* vor of McKenzie, Cudow A Co., vs. Shrop shire A Kindriek. I’roporty pointed out l»y plaintilV's uttornev. «op2l> J. B. AKIUDGE. Sh'tr. ultivatioii, other land* adjoining for sale, Ac. Tito undersigned, living near t* pluees, will take pleasure in showing the persons desiring It* purchase. • Sold for the benefit of the lie tors nf said deceased, agreeable to an order of the Honorable Court of Ordinary of Folk county. Sai.k—One half cash the 1st of January next, whoa possession will be given, the other half on a credit of twelve mouth*, (without interest) from date of sale. Small notes nud approved security will be required, •pll-tOd * AIIX'EU IiAkdEX, Aclra'r. Administratrix’s Sale. A II1IEE.U1LE Iirilcr of the«M.t, Ordinary of (Folk, county. On., will be sold before the Court House door, in ' * Town on tho 1st Tuesday tu Novcmhoi between the.legnl lunirs of sale, Hundred Acres of Land, in less, about two hundred acres cleared a high state of cultivation and well improv ed. There is ou lliu place a comfortable dwelling and all necessary out-buildings a good gin house and screw, good cribs, black smith shop, nud several never failing springs of water. The said land lies about four miles from Cedar Town oil the Rome road, and is 10 miles south of Rome. Fors.mn wishing to see llm land can have nn oppor tunity of doing k* by caUing upon the sub- I scriber on the premises. Any person wish-1 ing oore land, cun luy a* much good land adjoining as they may want. The place is convenient and healthy, with good water in abundance. Corn, fodder, wheat and oats; nnd some good cows nud hogs can bo had on tlioplaea. The said land to be sold for the benefit of the heirs and creditors of Darling J. Childers, deceased. Tniots of Sai.k—Ouo-foiitth cash, payable 1st of January next, when passessloii will given. The balance in one nud two years with notes nnd npproS-ed security. The pur* chaser can sow wheal on llm place this yeitr. MARTHA CHILDERS, Adm'x, •21—10(1 Do bonis non. w. ArimiiiUtrutrix’M Sale* B Y Virtue of nn order from the court of Ordinary of Folk county, will be sold on the first Tuesday in Novcm’r uest, before tho Court House doer in Cedar Town, within the legal hours of sale. All the real estate belonging to the estate of Benjamin T. Moseley, deceased, to wit:— Thirteen acre* of land known n* the resi dence of said deceased, on which is a good two story dwelling house, nnd comfort »b|e and convenient outhouse** Also, one forty aero lot of land, adjoining Win. l’eek anil Dr. Richardson. Also two pine lots near Mr Nf. F. Harris’. Also, a likely young negro man named Henry about twenty years of age, and on the same day nt the late r< deuce of said deceased, ill the personal p perty belonging to raid deceased—-among which is a fine pair of matched earring horses, and - other things too tedious to men lion. Term* made known on dnv of sale. MARY A. MOSELY,'Adm’x, »ep21—tod Cum,To.*tnmcnlutii Aiinexo. GEORGIA* l*olb county. W HEREAS Samuel Nr. II. Byrd nnd R. W. Whitehead have applied to mo for letters of Guardianship fo* the persons and property of Julius A., Samuel M., Cornelia S.. and Eraneis F. Winn, minor orphans of F. H. Winn, late of Chattooga county, dee’d, to cite and admonish ids of said minor if any they have, why be granted the applicant* Thcsonro there the kindred mid plums to show cn letters should not in terms of tho law. Given under my hand mul ollieial signature ill ocflle, this Sept. 12 I8i|0. scpSl—-10(1 S. A. BORDERS, Ord. CABINET rnilK manufacturing of nil A Ate., and also Extensive Shop and Machinery WITH EIKBT QUALITY OF MATERIAL, WE ARE READY TO MANUFACTURE LARGELY, AH article,* in our Hue, nnd to fill nU orders nt the shortest notice. / MR. SUMTER, has been longknown in this community, a* a first elgss MECHANIC, can therefore, warrant all -articles made by us.' We idmll be able to Supply the surrounding Country with Sash, Blinds, itml Furniture* at very reasonable prices. Wc cordially invito all'the citizens of the countrv to our Ware Room. Furniture Store nnd Miiliufuclory, l.itli on Briuri St.,ywmi', (In. I IMl Itl'KIAl, CASKS iilmiy, ,.n luiml, as required. ■27,ly. JAMES M. SUMTER N DUCKER, Importer, Manufacturer and Dealer in CABINET FURNITURE, XT ipl^LOiistoz-y, M A T HESSE8. AND CHAIRS On Broad Strcot, B,omo, Georgia. XVirm tho l’abli.1, ail 111! t.illo. n irtloularly, lo vi.U lii. Ware Rooms, 1 wliorolm lias a large supply of Rosewood, Parlor and chamber Furnituro, Mahogany, Walnut, and Imitation Furniture, From the best Spring Seat Sofa, to the commonest article in use. A Loan assortment of Mutrcsscs, Tuclfor’s Patent Spring Hctl, Couches, Lounges, Side boards, Safes, All kind* of Furniture with dispatch, and neatly repaired. Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore extended to him, lie hopes, hy close at tention and good work, to merit n continuance of (lie same. CAIIINLT SHOP on Howard St., near the Etowah House, where Far- VvvxYts mtureis mannfaetured and ri-jiairrd. Work warranted to givo satisfaction* Rills of over oO Dollar* Retailed at ulmlesalo prices—mul great bargain. July27'ly. \ JXO. Moll III SON. McNAUGHT* OiniONI) *V Go., Commission Merchants, Anl Dntlcrn in General Merchandize. Keystone Huildiiigs, Wluteliiill St. ATLANTA, GA. ASl-R EF l-'.U ENCES—Messrs. Smith A Fatriek; Smallwood, Earl A Co.; Allen, Mc Lean A Rulkluy, New York : Win. M. Law- ton A Co., Naylor A Smith, Charleston; J. K. Tell, Cnsh'r., Duncan A Johnston, Savaunnli; l’ost A Mel, Now Orleans: Walsh, Smith A Co., Mobile; Crittenden A Co., Louisville; M, J. Wicks, Pros. Memphis; D. A. January A Co., St. Louis. noviaiy. GKOKG1A—l-’loyd County T O all wh Sin SriTONKii Nkoko 1*i.ot in Viroifia.— An imprwsion. prevail* in Lunenlnirg j rpo county, Vn., that there is tin insurroc-! JL K*' tionarjj movement among tho nogi-oeB me for permanent letters of Administration of tho*001111 try. Tlioy uio suppoaod to I “ n ‘he ostnto of Thomas Espy, late of the Lo lori in their hellish designs by nboli- “hjte of Alabama, dceenscd — tioniht omiitsnrieK. 'I’lio negroes havo 1 4„ r .A*,, ^ nn . "| n K , d ,,r |h« eredi- • ora null jioxt of kill ot Tlionjas Espy lo be nd appear at uiy office, within the time at- remise if any they . -oneern—Joshua R. Simmons and Sarah C. Simmons having, in proper form applied to me for permanent letters of Administration "' * ' Richard S.piiumoiiF, late nf raid county JA81I, all nnd s o said deceased, within (lie time therefure to cite and admonish ulnr the kindred nud creditors of ml appear at my office •jhed by law, mul show why perifi’nnont Lands for Sale, The place whereon Mr?. N. H. Allen now resides, contain ing 510 acres—about 300 of .... "H 01 ' ! 8 , 1,1 cultivation, with „ tJ „,. the estate of *17.1 9‘n-Rouuo j Jlndicnl Weakness, Sexual'Debi! Administration should not Joshua R. Simmons and Small C. Simim on Richard S. Simmons' estate. Given under my humi mid official signatt that tlioy would all I „ be boo bo hue UbriKtiuas. Several of • 1. tho supposed ringleaders in tho move ment wore to have boon arrested yes terday, in thchopo that tho lull partic ulars will be divulged. From all that could bo learned of their plots, jt is b supposed they hud fixed Presidential election day as tho tiino for carrying into effect* their intended revolt. d by law, and ?ho„ mey i iiuye, why iMTiuanent Administration should I not bo granted t„ James R. Esnv on Thou Espy’* estate Given under my hand and official eigi turo, at offieo this 2lat Septembor, I8fiu. " wepgfl JESSE LAMRERT1I. Ord'v Notice. A LL persons are hereby notified nut credit Mrs. MARY J. KIXG on my n e- I shall not he responsible for any White Lead and Linseed Oil. ’'“i! ,lw ''•")- , ,, f°htt No 3 Choice House. vidoil f.u j pouscs. ao].|lw4m JOSJIUA KING. M, A, V7IMPEE & C0„ & Wagon MANUFACTURERS Opposite Harper A Butlers’ Hardware Store llroatl St., JtOJIF, GA. W Ot’l.D respectfally Inform their friends ami the public ■' ner.illv, that they are prepured to do all w ok in (He CARRIAGE, BUGGY AND WAGoN LINE. All llpdr work ' will be wi ll ,1 ,„(-. and the latest improvein tits adopted, but they would call especial attention to JONES’ -PATENT IM l» IU>VED TIinillLK SGilHINS. j Whieli for light and-easy running are supo. i rior to the iron axles, uud cost much less. ^•tf"AU. NEW WORK WARRANTED. ! J^MtKFAIRIXG neatly done nt short * inainder well timbered. The improcenioufs notice, and chap for CASH, I ore all new—a good dwelling nud comfort- All order? promptly uttuuded to. A uble ont-liouses, also gin liotae mid screw. Price 11,000. Terms-oue-tliird cash, and the balance in one and two years, with In terest and well secured.' If dfsireit lionrilJ sell Corn, Fodder and .stock of nll’kiuto. Apply to tho undersign ed at Hoftei-cII'U. o., Burke eo., Ga., oY \o John C. Eve; King!*ton, dp eopl-Ow **t • r j, g, KEY. Cigars, Tobacco, Snuffs, r EAS, Yonst. Fonder* E«s. Codec, Black ing Cinmnon Mnee, Olive Oil, Vinegar, r sale by TURN LEY, l°hll No, ,'j Choice House, Plantation for Sale. The undersigned desiring to consolidate hi* interest oilers for sale his FA .STATION ou tjic Et.nvah River, nine miles opposito Eve's station on Home Railroad, containing Four Hundred Sixty Acres, more or less—one hundred and fitly acres of first clast river bottom, and the balance first quality upland. There i about .'J2fi acres in cuUivnlhin. nnd the ' inainder and Screw—which with the growing nnd all will he sold for $1,500, or $1,000 with out the crop*. Also, tho place on Dykes Creek, lot No. ISO 2.' , d Dist. nnd .'id Sect, containing 150 acres, with comfortable Dwelling an'd out biiiMing? and 60 acres of cleared land, Ibr $1000’. Also, Lot No, Ub, 22d Dist. and fid See., for- l’olk county, eontnluin; uicrly Floyd IfiO acres—for $1,600. For further particulars, address V. S- ALLEN, Yarborough P. 0., Floyd eo., On j uly 27— wfim CHEROKEE INSTITUTE, . HOME, GA. The Exercises of this Insfitu Hon will be resumed on tho 2fird hist., under the direction of James 8. Noyes nnd wife, assisted by A. C. A. Huntington, in the Classical nnd Literary Departments. Being possessed of a good Chemical mid Philostqducal Appa ratus, Maps, Charts, Ac., for illustration, to gether with long experience iif-tenching, oiler induooineuts had - 1 the State. .Parents n .. to give their sons, daughters, nnd wards a)November next, within tho‘legal hours of tnorougti Eduention,fitting them, f*tbusiness ] st nlo. tho following property to wit. of every kind, can do bo at tliff Institution. \ Tho'ono-half interest in a stock of Goods (Upline strict, yet mild and porsuasiya. jnnd nil other MANHOOD HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED. dual J'ubti.shcd, in u Scaled JCn- rclojte. turo on .the Nature, Treatment and of Spermniorrbam or Semiual xunl Debility, Nervousness and Invoiiintnry Emission* producing Impotciiev Consumption mul Mental and Physical De bility. Bv ROB. J. CULVER WELL, M. D. Tho Imjiorlant fact that the awful ronso- queucca of self-abuse may ho. ctlectually re moved without internal medicines orthe dan- gercus applications of caustics, instruments, medicated bougies, and other empirical devi ses, is hero clearly demonstrated, nnd the en tirely new and highly sueecisfiil treatment, ns adopted by the celebrated author fully ex plained, by means of which every ono is en abled to cure himself perfectly, and at the least possible cost, I hereby avoiding all tho advertised nostrums of Jho day. This Lec- turiMvill prove u boon to thousands nud thou- Senl under Beni to any nddrozH, ponl paid, on tho receipt of two postage stumps, by ad dressing Dr. OH AS. J. CJ. KLINE, 480 First Avenue, New York, Post Box 4,580. *epl3—wly ......... Polk Sheriff Salo. id in but few school* in 1LL bo sold before tho Court House door and Guardians wishing I in Cedar Town on the first Tuesday in julyOwfim, and all other ^jipiirtcniiDccs belonging to th firm of Evans & Knight, copartner# while i;. lifo, to satisfy ono 11. fa,.in favor of W. II. Henderson, issuing ffioiq Polk Superior Court vs. Ansloy 11. Evans, maker, nnd Crahb A Whitehead, Endorser*. , J. C. YORK, Sh’ff. i rrifi Tirftirrrnt^Tr-^'^- ■ — P URK Ilnliiin Sftlml Oil, for tallo uso »l jmio'Jiri, I'ARBLL 4 YKISER. (I<>K Into tu, .{« | MV H. I Trend » I fully tested, and have no hesitancy !• I Ing that my papers would hare been t- ■ served if I had left them in the mfc. A iiutiiher of our citizens have cxinitd 1 it since tho (ire nnd were surpriird it fa I condition, nnd sumo of them have ord.ni I safes of you, believing them B REALLY FIRE PROOF SAFES. I shall take great plcniuirc in rccosanni I ig your safes. You nre at liberty to mIi I n-li uso of this statement as you foal proper. Yours, [signed] F M. J. DURHAM.. Agents for theso splendid Safes| and Invito the public to call and ?rt otfol certificates ns to the manner in whiAAtjl resist tho nttneks of both B F1IIH AND lltIRGLARS. These safes have never failed lopr«n their contents, nnd nro warranted to It ENTIRELY FREE FROM DAMP. The const ruction nf thu BURflUtl ’ROOF SAFES is peculiar, and in rrtm-1 Jon with tho ‘‘Great Atnorienn Key Rtp.1 ter Look," (which possesses the grest (ago of having NO KEY HOLE nmlrtikal the security of a PF.RMUTATINfl' capable r.f 250.000,000 changes.) they vjl ho found perfectly iinprcgnuldo. P A. W. CALDWELL, Home,Ga I Stiiai fox A Sevmouii, Nashville,Ttsa | may25 »lv« ^ AND >. From Natu re’s Cartel Mountain Herbs nnd every hill, arc in this Parents look to yo let them suffer, wh Agent* of nature her natural, hnruriess cu oue of Tula JUDSON’S WORM TEA JUDSON’S WORM TEA JUreOX’8 worm tf.a w it^asanttou GET A PACKAGE, CHILDREN TAKE 11 'IT NEVER FAILS - THE DOCTORS ARE How much better and safer would it kl tftvo it ulwaya in tho house; a little dflsjC a child is taken ill may often be tho ciu*m death, while acting without delay, and Mi Ing tho Mountain Herb Ten Imraediitfij'. will not only snvo tho child n long and W illness, and yourself much expense, W fool happier in knowing that you bit* ' your duty, nnd perohnneo saved its life. OBSERVE.—Always find tho Nareew* nature or B. L. JUDSON & 00., and trait of Tceuco, on each package of lw« Tea. B. L. JUDSON & CO, SOLE PROPRIETORiJ SO Leonard Street, Now York I For salo by Fnrell A Yeisor and ^**"1 li Nowlin, Rome, On. Also by all dealers throughout the State. WALTON Female College Lottery. I OF GEORGIA. Chartered bi/ the Slate in 1850. W. 0. DAWSON & Co, f Mai MACON, on savannah,ua. Greatest Reduction novel scheme! KVtill MADE IN STANDARD 5S ,p & a l ► i — « M HI s KgggljA nn Wh ^ -- [m Policy 1’luu Lottery. By this Scheme. Furehnaora can select their own I nud pay any amount for a TicW they may desire! Extra Clans 2, Draws Oct, 3, lMj^ And on overy succooding dnjjiSapw" copied,) tti 5 o'clock, V. M. JfcS"In this Sohemo, thro aro 75 JJ*** placed in tho Wheel—from 1 up to * twelve of theso Numbers are drawn » r ^ Wheel. If a person selects ono ho® 6 * J of tho 75, and that Number is *™ 0D L-(B Numbers drawn, hogots ft Vo times tnew^B Sewing Macliiiies! AFTER this date, I will sell tho improved Rarlliolf Family Sewing Machines at a Re duction nf $20.01) from former price*. P. S.—The New Straight Needle Machine is now out. nov2fi.1y. A. LEYDEN, Gcn‘1 Ag't, Atlanta, Ga. STOVES! A, W, CALDWELL, MANUFACTURER OF Tin, Sheet Iron & Copper Hares, AND DEALER IN t Stoves, Pumps & House 1'iirniNliing Goods, A largo and well i Qctod variety of Cooking & Heating Stoves. Always on hand Low for Cash. , ALL JOn WORK and work done to order Cash on Delivery. Guttering and Roofing Douo’lu the Best Style. All accounts considered dfto on the l6to July nnd fat January, and settlements must bo made atihoso times. JUay25—Wljy invested, If two ■elected NuU ,b * rt J drawn, he gets thirty for onot if ^ ted Niimhers aro dJiiwn, ho got* >d nuniw^ Ured for ono; if four Bolootcil drawn, ho gets a thousand for one; selected Numbers nre drawn, fl vo ' n . for one, of six selected numbers ar* fifteen thousand to ono. Remember or more, sclcctod numbers nre taken, ' — of tlioso iiumliers so sclcctod nro n ® among tho Twelve Drawn Nuniw* Ticket is u Blank. OUR ■ Havana Plan Lotteries | Draw four (4) Time* o Month! ngd aro tho most Hboralof any sclie® ollerod. For particulars address, W. C. DAWSON & CO, MWJJJk | oot26.1y.j Macon and Savona DESIRABLE ^PROPI For Sale IN CAVE SPRING, GA. 1 — - I offer for «alo mlfflL . 7^-. in l/io bemitif.il r '.| aDiltea Cavo Bnrlim, n, *?„Tibl Rilma&r mountain firm l»'E my ruslilunco, .villi tho Corn and Cotton, with ' - - P„rnit„r., H, S . Mut erof'l KH:lion Furniture, is at iny rosidonco a Good Weil «[ 'f|* Wat*r, and tho farm has aplenty limestone water on it. . rf ni*i ness, for tho purpose of going g ono desiring a good homo can obtfiH 0. hWoMNBOK, july28—3mw