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November
i.va-Cptnuna: This is n beautifully
bright, calm, cold morning and tho
pure sunbeams dance in innocent glee
'regiment without shoes and severnl
; quite destitute of clothing. I ho gov
ernment. litis furnished some sixers, and
not noar enough'to sup-
Gen. Lijugstreot
issued nn oi'fler, a
fliers who were without shoos.
Late News.
on the sparkling hoar frost, whilo all j moccasins of raw hides. Tho Fireside
nature rojoices in the blessedness of ! Defenders mot with good fortune tho
peace and with its still, small , yet | ot hor day. Col. Jones, who.is now at
earnest voice, condemns the bitter'
strife ami bloody carnage, now pro-
paring in this vicinity. How strange
that enemies should force us to
fight them, while tho voice of Provi.
dencu is everywhere and at all times
heard denouncing their unholy cause.
They seem to bo blind .by their folly,
anti maddened by their own wiukofl-
Su like the. latest News, and to no *“; Surely thev are.
iumi blind as never bat was bliud, with
lft gds want, we offer tho Tri-W .rule
[courier tlireo niontiis for one dollar.
I in tho names with tho cash.
The Courier for die Soldier,
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| Hank »f -the Ktnplite State,
knnnd after the 5th inst, this Rank
I close daily at 12 M. and 4 P. M.
hunk hours, 9 to 12 and 2 to 4, until
Itlior notice,
r order of • the Board,
C. 0. STILLWELL.
Ass’t Cashier.
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Adj't F. C. Shropshire.
-It is-with groat tegrot that wo
i tho death of Adj. F. C. Slirop'
•e, of Smith’s Legion. His remains
ved here yestordny morning.
Jllis funeral will toko place today
|thi Baptist Church nt 2 o’clock..
:-•* *
Kiiail I'ox.—From Mr. Kane, who
i been nursing at the hospital, wo
i that thq cases of small pox are
[idly improving, nnd tha't they both
I probably bo out this week.
-The Dnltou Times announces the
Lib of dudgo L. W. Crook on the
[h u».
Cotton Cards.
|n die House, on the 29th ult., a
Bgoseae received from Gov. Brown,
rctieo .to (he factory at Cat tow
o, for making cotton curds, necom
lied by a .report from Peter Jones
ftef, ttrr.ic-.eir, who wns appointed to
It 4i!" ivories.
[ir. .tones import „ 1st, llmt but fe •
i bo obtiudsod at fUO.a pair; 2d, they
lira; pf’diUug .to «-U their entire inter-
llit they act $190,000 for a half
•rest., ■ Ho ni'fso status that tho mn-
> hk use will! moke thirty pair of
every tivnn-tT,-hours, at a cost o'
b>r pair, at tho present price of mu-
In oidbury tim-c* they oiuj bo
at shirty ccwtU: .g pair. He rec-
aends tho removvfl ,ctf the machines
fixtures to the nnttory, as the.
lie buildings at 'CY.r.Un-s.viHc arc in*
quatc, and tlrey are using hand
>
Ilia 'Govor-nor rec.omir.amte that tlio
la givo Mews. Loo & Co. $20,000 for
[use of-Hieir tnnehinee as patterns
licit cott SIS,000) until fitqoSicates bq
flo; or that she give ithent $40,000
i halt interest in the two waclnncs
kc of wliich is for the muawtfaolure
lotton cards, and tlio otliot tfc.r tlio
puftolure of ear l clothing tfctr lae.to-
prov'ideiKthey w'iHimvest ’tmllf tlio
pt.il necessary to enlarge'Clieir works
> to most tho dniiiurids.of iuiwoState
| will consent to sell onrtk -mnnufiic-
tmt exceeding 90 par .cent ori
Almost every paper anti tain
proof of tbc diai'kauity. of tho
ill, in its treatment -ctf negroes.—
piuon philanthropy is -exemplified
sling negroes from their masters
btt.cing them from their hemes, and
either working them to death,
ling tliom 'Unfnofpifutly, shooting
- by wholesale, as thoy did nt Nor-
-leaviog -them to perish by cold
[starvation, as at Cairo nnd Will'll-
-to die of small . pox, ns on Hie
|t!i Carolina coast—or kicking tlnm
»f Abolition communities, as they
In Illinois. T^ic biggert fool on this
pi is the darkey who will run away
ihis home ahd master, with the
|sotation.- of betterin'g his condition
►ng the YanEees,
Inoti 7iik South Side.—Tho Infest
fblo intelligence we have from
ilk-renders it almost certain that
Icnotny has rocently been heavily
[forced at that point. Parties from
|° state that tho Federal offigora do
lafl'ect to conceal their purposos,
ph they dcolaro to be a demonstra-
frotn Suffolk,, with a vciw of sie'z.
jthe railroad, thus cutting tho main
between tho South and tho Cor.-
nitto capitol. Wq have every as-
|qco, however, (hat our government
Ply .prepared for any contingency
* l quarter, and whatever may be
'esigns of the enemy they are liko-
be thwarted.-
dead, bloodshot blindness of tlio
heart. They are deaf as a doad ad
der’s oar, with aj swimming swollen
senselessness of soul.
Is is not remarkable that thoy should
recognize in their numerous defeats—
wherein, to all mere tinman nppear-
nnccs, they had greatly the - advan
tage at tho beginning of tlio battle—no
higher agency than that cl' their Gen-
eruls. Can they not sec that by remo
ving Scott, McDowell, nnd McClellan
llalleck, anti then McClellan again,
respectively from supreme command,
that they only create consternation
and confusion in their general plucns
of warfaro and thereby diminish
tboir’own strength.
It may bo Heaven’s doerao that thoy
shall perish by their own blind folly.—
At ull events, God giant tlmt they soon
c-ayso this war that they nro unneoessa.
rily waging with so much bitterness,
Tlio two great armies again face eaoli
other,^vitli only tho Rappahannock
fiver to keep, them aparti Busy pre
parations are going on behind the
curtains, and there ,5 no knowing hoiv
sooil tho tinkling tattle by tlio pick
ets may cull itientiod to tho opening
sceno in the bloody ; tragedy to come.
Tlio grand debut of ilui-iisides, as prin
cipal character, will be waited with
great solicitude, and if lie fails to make
a good tiling of tlio play to the present
lessee of the Yankee stage, why then
no will he hissed oft and have to fol
low in tlio footsteps of his disgraced
ptcdccessoi-s. if Burnsides should
fail, will “1111010 S.im" then soo that
the fault is in tUo play itself, and nob
by reason of tiny incompetence on tho
part of the principal actors.
Yesterday we moved about throe
miles, slid our prosent camp is } milo
east of tho railroad and some live mile
front Fredericksburg, on dry ground,
in oak and hickory yvoods.
Except numerous soro feet, our brig
ade is in good condition. Our rt.-gl
Hient left camp near Rapid Ann Uivrr,
409 strong in the aggregate, mid this
moit.ing.reports 373. Two or throe
miiv cases of iiinall l’ox have recently
ivppeured in tho 7th Reg’t, and proba
bly, tor tlmt i't-naon, we uro now somo
two miles away from the balance of tlio
urniy.;
Yesterday tho dastardly enomy fired
a few cannon shot nt a train leuving
tho town, mostly loaded with women
and children, to whom they had given
notice to leuyo in tlireo hours. Thus
giving an.implied threat to .shell the
place. Fortunately no lives Wore lost,
but no thanks to tho vi'e wretches who
perpetrated this outrage,
They have, doubtless, discovered a
larger force on this .side of the river,
than they expected to encounter, and
now they will probably stop and ditch
a while, or, ijS it is already rumored,
they may. by an other "masterly move
ment,’’-change tlio baso to somo other
distant approach to Richmond.
Wednesday-' Moumno, Nov. 20th,—
Matters remained quiet ull djiy yester
day and continued so this morning.—
It is said that -their gunboats cannot
come tienrer than tetv miles from Fred-
ioksburg, in tlio present state of the
river. M. D.
From the !iS«l llcgimcnt.
Camp 22n Geohoia Keoihent.
Near Orange Court House, Va.,
Nov. 15th, 1802
Hear Courier : There has nothing
of great importance ocourred in this
vicinity, since my lust, communication.
On Thursday," October 30th, wo left
our camp nciw Winchester and arrived
at this place on Sunday, Nov, 2d, ma
king tlio trip in less than four days,
a distance of 05 miles. Tho march
was vory fatiguing, inoro so perhaps
than any wo have taken since leaving
Richmond. The roads were so ex
tremely hard and tho first day wo
marohed too rapidly, making 24 miles
in ton hours.' The wcnlhor is, and has
been q^iito cool lor sometime. ; There
wns a considerable fall of snow hero on
the 7th inst., enough to almost con#
plotoly cover the ground to a depth of
half an inch in thickness.
Our regiment is atilt without tonts,
which is very disagrceublo. Some of
the boys have, those small Yankee
tents, which they found in the Yan
kee oaipps, and which they parry on
their back, when on a march. Theso
little tents afford considerable .com
fort. r ' j
Thore nro good many soldiers of this
homo wounded, had a lot of shoes
made, mid sent them to tlio company
The boys are now all well shod, “nil
honor, to our gallant Colqiiel.’’
Our regiment went out last J-Tueaday,
(the lltli inst.,) near Hazel Run, six
miles from camp, to do piokqj,. duty.—
The Yankees fell back and our men
pursued them to the Iluppahumiock i
where they still remain, (said to be) in
*.u-go force. Our l-ogiineutjpuraued tlio
Yunkees some six er seven miles, and
advanced as far os Jefferson, thirteen
miles from this placo,
One Very remarkable instunco,.occur
red whilo we were out. Two South
Carolinians, belonging to Stewart's
Cavalry, having been informed by a lad
whore tliero were somo Yankees tak ing
breakfast, qt a neighboring house,
went nnd captured the whole party.
Consisting of ai colonel, adjutant nnd
four p.thatcs. Wo returned to camp
last evening.
Yesterday morning Stewart’s Cavalry
captured forty Yankees, at Jefferson.—
There has been some canncnaUing
going on in that direction to-day. A
regular engagement is expeeted in n
short time.
Tho health of tlio regiment is gener
ally good, considering tho exposures
the men are subjected to
There are about twenty-two membors
of our company absent, sick and woun
ded, at different hospitals and somo at
home. 1 have not tirno to give their
names.
We received u few days ago, tho sud
news of the death of our much bolov.
ed Captain W F. Jones. II o died in
Baltimore, Md., Oct. 24th. It will lie
remembered that lm was wounded and
taken prisonor nt tho battle of Sharps-
burg. Ho was never found wanting.—
Ho vrus brave nnd energetic, nnd but
few men surpussed him, though
young, as a military commander, lie
was much beloved mid esteumod by
nil who knew him. Tlioso who wero
under his coummnd sadly mourn iiis
loss. Never hud any captain, more til
entire, approbation ot his compuuy
than lie. He wus a young man in tlio
bloom of life, bid fair to make a useful
nnd prominent citizen ; but alas t death
leaves a "shilling mark.”
®3yA letter in the New York Heruld
from Washington, gives that paper tin-
views of a Federal otileer of tifinirs at
tho South. Tho writer says that-the
fortifications at Drury’s Bluff'— which
are mounted with tbo heaviest guns,
of English make— have been connected
by smaller forts and rifle pits with the
works around Richmond, and that tlio
authorities nnd peoplo of tlml oi.y now
foci securo; for "according to their no-,
tion, the city cannot be taken without
a complete investment op all. sides by
an army of three or four hundred thou
sand men.” Ho says the Merrimac lias
been fitted.out with English machinery
and nine guns,including ti 250 pounder.
Tho number of troops around Rich
mond is estimated at 16,000.
Gen. Van Dorn.—Tlio following is
the official verdict of the court of In.
quiry in the oaso of Gen. Van Dorn :
"After a careful investigation of the
matter contained in the oliurgcs nnd
specifications alleged against Maj-Gou.
Enrl Van Dorn by Bvig Gen. John 8.
Bowen, the Court are unanimously of
opinion; that the evidence before it fully
disproves every allegation contained in.
said charges and specifications. At the
request of Gen. Van Dorn, sanctioned
by tbo order of Gen. Pemberton, here
with forwardod, the Court investigated
the imputations of drunkenness which
have been made against Geu. Van Dorn,
and report that the testimony before
them does, in their opinion, disprove
said imputations.
" The Court recommend that no
further proceedings be had in the case.
.Signed,] .LLOYDTILGHMAN,
Brig. Gen. P. A. C. 8.
DABNEY H. MAURY,
Major General C. A.
STERLING PRICE,
Mqj. Gen. and President of Court.”
Tnn Opelika Salt Bubble Burst.—-
Tlio Coiutnbus Enquirer, of Tuesday,
thus dispels the many ’anxious, hopes
inspired by. tho announcement of o
great salt discovery at Opelika, Ala.:
Wo are sorry that tho truth about
.that boulder of salt spoils, and-so pleas
ant a report dissipates all the encour
aging anticipafionsLnsed upon it. We
understand that it avos a solitary lump of
rock salt, and that it was probably drop
ped from the cars _while-in transit—
perhaps from the Louisiana mines.
The people of Mississippi ave
holding meetings to adopt measures for
Ideal, defense against ' tho throatoned
abolition ' invasion. South Carolina is
organizing and army her local militia
for the sqmp purpose. Nprth Carolina
sends a commission to tlio President,.to
repveson , the unprotected condition of
that State, apd in caso tho Confederate
Government cannot send troops fpr
the defense of her -people, the State
will call out ton thousand of her militia
exempts.
RtcniioxD, Nov. 30.—Five commis
sioned olHccrs and 85 private.*, captur
ed by Gen. Gumption's ciu-rdi v, on tho
ai-1'ivt'd h-.-ro to-night op. the Cen
tral train.
SECOND'
Tito French Mitiiita.* on
fails litis .addressed a .dispatch to the
Ambassadors from France, at, Loudon
and St. Petersburg, dntbU-Oot. -’JOtli.—
llo refors to the. .gainful interest with
which Europe 1ms watched tho strug
gle raging in America'. Europe lias
suffered from tliu consequences of tlio
crisis wliich. lias dried up oiic of many
fruitful sources cf public wealth. The
neutrality maintained by Franco amt
other powers, ought to make them ot
service to tlio two parties, by helping,
thorn out cf a position wliiah scorns to
have no issuo. At last acsounts the
two armies wero in a condition that
would not ullow either parly uny deci
ded advantage to accelerate a conclu
sion of peace. A!! theso circumstances
joint to ah opportunity for an unnis-
:ioe. Tho Emperor has therefore
thought tlio oceusion lias presented
itself l'or ottering the beligereuls tho
good others of the maritime powers ;
lie therefore proposes that England,
Russia and Franco should propose an
urmisiluo for six niontiis, during which
every act of hostility, direct dr indi
rect, should cease at sen. ns well as oil
land. Tho m-ineslice, might if necessa
ry, be ronowod for further t proccodings.
This proposal should not imply any
pressuro on a negotiation for "peuee,
which it is hoped would take place
during the armistice.
Karl Russell in his reply, says her
Majesty’s Government.recognized with
pleasure the design of arresting tile
progress of the war by friendly mens-';, JS 11JUV , lil( , ,
ures, but ask. “is tlio unit proposed, I StftU ,. Uft# < thence - by- the Edgo-
attainable at tin present moment, by fleld Aml Kentucky Railroad to Nash
lust session, takes Andy’s place as |
political Governor.
Ciiani.Eaton, Nov, 30.—'The official
report states the number of vessels
that left Hilton Head to bo about
twenty. .Several passed this harbor
this -morning, sailing southward.—
'Their destination is now suposed to be
Mobile.
GoLDsnono, Dee. 1.—Passengers by
tho train from Kinston, at four o’clock
oiling, report the AbolitiOnsits
at CaveTTvOko-l,Q_jnGes this side of
Newborn. They ar« stTp)Wsad^G'ba in
fqroo. .
Kineton, Dec. 2.—Two deserters, just
in from Washington, report an aboli
tion fleet at Nowbern, mid that Wil
mington is to bo attacked tin's week.
The report of n skirmish at Cave Creek
is unfounded.
Richmond, Dee. 1.—Tlio Examiner
says that, tlio rush for Confederate bonds
is stupendous from all sections of tlio
Confederacy. Money is pouring in, for
investment, and tho Treasury is two
days behind hand in the delivery of
stocks.
Northern news to the 27th ult is un
important. Tlio Now York Herald's
otrrespondent says that tho anticipated
forward movement at Fredericksburg
has bean delayed by heavy rains, and
tHo incompleteness of railroad couimu
ideation with Aquia Creek.
The people on tho coast of Mnino
havo blum greatly excited by tlio np-.
pearmVoeof a suspicious steamer, sup
posed to bo tlio Alabama (£90).
Mobile, Die. 1.—A special dispatch
to tlio Advertiser mid Register from
Okiiloiiu the 30 lays there is no enemy
at Danville or Rieiizl! The 'initcr
place is occupied by our pnrtiBnr.s, tin
del- Capt. Hamm. Tho forco nt Corinth
is much smaller than heretofore.—
Citizens from beyond Corinth say 12,-
000 or 15,000 Yankees went on the
Humboldt and Ohio Railroad to tho
ATTENTION
CONSCRIPTS.
A Lli Poricuu liable to Coneription be-
ItVfion the ages ot .18 and 4(1, in tho lOrti
U iigrcssion.il District, wilt Report immedi
ately, Mr KnrollmCut, ts the Enrolling Otli-
cor of tholr rospeotlvo eonntiea.
Tlioso haying Exemption prpers -mill havo
them approved by said offleer, or be dealt
with according to law. '
Lieut. W. I'.XBAI). .
nov-2t En. Officer, 10th Cob/Dit. «a.
T HE undersigned propoea to engage in the
Tanuing Business, and ■ in order to ac
commodate the people, offer toTsn Hidts ett
tlio shares—ona half for tho other—tha s«-
eustomud rule. Wo are now ready to coui-
meiicu operations, and will lake in Hides at
once, at our mills, 84 miles west of Rome.
-SJO. Wo wish to .purchase a lot of Hides
nov26 L. R. A H. D. WRAGfi.
the collisu suggested by tho govern-
Jnent.uf Franco. After weighing nil
the iniot-iiialioii which lias boon receiv
ed from America, Her Majesty’s gov
ernment is led to tho conlusion that
tliero is no ground, at the pre-soilt mo
ment, to hopo that tiio Fedora) govern
ment would accept tlio proposal sug
gested, nnd that a refusal from Wash
ington at theqiesont, would prevent any
speedy renewal of offers. Her Majesty’s
gov’niiienl think therefore Unit it would
be bolter to await a limn ivlien llie lln-eo
courts may ciVer their friendly counsel
with greater prospect than now exists,
of its being accepted by tho two con
tending parting.
l’riuce Uoncbnkoff replies that tho
proposed mediation, if presented in
ofliciul or officious character would bo
the cause of arriving at a result oppos
ed topaoiticiitic-ii. If, however, France
should persist, in her inlontion, and
England should aaquiesce, in ‘ her
eourso; instructions sti.vll be sent to
Baron Slockel, nt Washington, to lend
French nnd English Ministers, if not
official md, nt least moral support.
Tne London Hornld bitterly denoun
ces tho non-iq torven tion policy of the
British government. -
iciimonb, Deo. 1.—'There is hews
from Lynchburg that tho Yankees
made it raid into Greenbrier county, a
fow days since and captured ono hun
dred of Jonkin’s cavalry, and about
two hundred horsos, together with nil
their accoutrements.
A number of arrests have boon made
hero to-day of parties who have been
engaged in robbery and gui-rotlng. 1'ho
purties nro principally of Wheat’s old
battalion.
SECOND DISPATCA.
Advices from above state that the
enemy aro fortifying opposite Freder
icksburg,, but show no disposition to
attnek.
No nows of any itnportanco from tho
urtny.
-Knoxville. Deo. 1. — Cliff’s renegade
regiment is devnBtu'ting Morgan co„
Tenn.
Selected Telegraph Items.
Richmond. Nov. 29.—Parties from
Fredericksburg ibis evening say that
six Yankee gunboats appeared lit Port
Royal, on the Rniipliannock, twenty
two miles below Frodoi*
morning.
A Fortress
says tho Federals pickets wero driven
in at Sfiflmfc- Wednesday. Gen. Peck
immediately sent u force which drove
tho rebels clear over Black water
river.
The Herald says tlio Union army in
Virginia is strongor nnd better prepar
ed now for tlio work of a triumphant
campaign than it over was heretofore,
or is likely to bo hereafter.
The Cairo Dispatch of tho' 21th says
the command of Gou. Geo. W. Morgan
is now on its way back to Eiist Ten.
iiesseo. The command passed down
the Ohio from Cinoinnnti to Louisville
on. Sunday mid it is reported will
march tho most- practicable route to
Knoxville. The possession of Knox
ville is important, in viow of tlio fact
that it cuts off railroad communication
between Richmond and East Tonnes
seebut possibly it is an untenable
one, so long as tho rebels havo posses
ion of Chattanooga. It is probable that
this movements constitutes only a part
of Gon. Rasencrnnz’s plan for taking
speedy possession pt' tho latter point-.
Charleston, Nov. 29.—Our scouts at
Pucotaligo report a large fleet of trans
ports und steamer with' troops left
Hilton Head yesterday. Conjectures
vary us to its deetination. Some sup
pose. that a descent will bo made on
Georgetown.
Richmond, Nov. 30.— Parties from
Fredericksburg this oveningconfirmthe
report that the fleet of Yankee gun
boats and transports aro at Port Royal,
on tho RApphanock.
Chattanooga, Nov. 30.—The enemy
advanced in forco from Nashville to-
wards Franklin on Friday. Wo have
heard nothing further from them,
they camped t»ix miles from Nashville
op Fi-ijay night un tho Franklin
Pikp.
Andy Johnson has gone to Washing
ton to take his scat in the Federal
Seriate. William'll. Polk, of Maury,
vilie.
StsapTt is stated that Gen. Pemberton
is puttiug forth active and oncrgotlc ef
forts to increase tho strength of the
army in North Mississippi.
The Louisville Journal insists that
there shall be "no winter quarters this
year.”
8£jy*Tho Spanish government lias
claimed an indemnily for burning tho
Blanche from tho Yankee government
of $297,729. This is mill, r a costly
experiment on tho forbi-nrnnco of that
g overnment. But this is not oik Mr.
ewurd will have to apologise - for one
of the subalterns in tbo Yankee naval,
servlbe, slapping tbo faco of a Spanish
officer.
ifrcdoricksburg this
Monroe correspondent
Land for Sale.
X WILL sell tn tho highest bidder on (
J. first Tuesday in Bee-ember next,
Flan'tntion in Texas Valloy, Floyd os., c
fisting of 430 acres—150 acres of wbioh sio
in cultivation. Thuro is a pnnly of good
Spring Water, eonvenknt to all parts of tho
plantation, nnd a creek running through It
—a good peach and apple orchard—a.largo
gin homo and screw-good Cabins with
rick ihimneye. I nlH liaro no by-bidding.
Tonus will be made r.usv.
octHO-nl WKI. D. DAVIS.
Bine Stone.
1000 lbs. BLUE STONE for sale by
P. L. TUBNLET.
Red Pepper & Sage.
WANTKD. .
WISH to purnhasn a lot of well dried
Red Pepper and 8kge,_for__whkh I will
pay o liberal price.
lh TUBNLEY.
To the Public.
T HE Cush System having been ndopdn
by all classes and professions/ with a
increase iu tli prices of overy article of ns
ccssity, ot from 100 to 500 per cent., we afs
thcrot'oro unable to moot our current oxpen.
sc.*, at the former rates of charges and cel-
Icc.thma, and arc ro'.uctantly compelled to
raiso the pric-H, and to requlro'tho Cash for
all services affix this dale. .
T J. WORD. M. D.
EV1N B. WQOD, M. D.
J. M. GREGORY. M. D.
WM. l ARELL, M. D.
J. KING. M. D.
J. B. UNDERWOOB,
oot2l-2>a
Valuable Plantation
FOR BA LB.
M Y Plantnion on John’s creek, 14 miles
north ot' Romo, and 12 from Calhoun-
ts fur salo—containing 802 acres—200 o
which is first-rate bottom lund—about 250
acres olonred. The ilwolling contains four
Rooms, with threo Brick chimneys, and nil
tho usual out buildings, ncccs.-ary for a farm
with gin-houso and running gear.
Terms S10,000—half cash, and half en a
credit cf one year, with Interest from data.
Possession givon immediately,
Mr. House, who resides on the place, or
Mr. Tiros. Zuber, who lives four miles from
there, will snow the land to any ono wishing
to purchase. ' T. N. POUifLAtN,
nov22 , .
Atlanta Iutclliguncor copy 3 times.
Land and Cotton
AGENCY.
S AM’L GIBBONS and J. 11. STEVENS,
of Rome, Ga., have entered into n co
partnership. under tho namo nnd stylo of
GIBBONS A STEVKNS, to attend to tho
purchase and sale .of Lauds. Qity Property
and Cotton for persons in Virginia or else-
wiiore. Having lived in tk-j Cherokee coun
try, of Ga. for sovorul yearn, they flatter
thouiseiven ilmt thoy can givo entire satis
faction to all who may entrust their business
to them. They refer to tbo following gon-
tiomcn:
J, Randolph Tucker, Attorney General of
Va., ltiehmond.
MS! -In*. 8. Calvert, Treasurer of the
State n! V*., Richmond.
ltov. Jas. D. Coulllng, Richmond.
Judge \Vm. J. R il.oi-tBon, Clmrlottcaville,Va.
Jos. K. Pendleton, Esq., Louisa C. H.j Va.
Dr. Russel Mocin, Lyncbburg, Va.
John Clark, Com: Merch't Lynchburg.
Judge Allen. Woodstock, Va.
its. Marshall, Esq , Winehestcr, Vn.
John Lionbergcr, Enq., I.uray, Pago co., Va
Sam'l Shaoklett, Esq;, Harris-nburg, Va.
Wm. J. Fife, Esq., Culpeper C. II., Va.
Nioliolas K. Trout, Esq., Mayor of Bteun-
ton, Vo.
C'ol. Edward D, Chisolm, CodarTowe, Ga.
Hurt. A. R. Wright. Romo, Ga.
R'ov, Hesok.'ah llest, -Manassas, Bartow co.,
Ga. Addr- ss
GIBBONS * STEVENS,
nov20 3m Romo, Floyd co., Ga.
Drugs, Dye Stuffs,
&C., &c-
20 ez QU1NIEE,
10 lbs. CALOMEL,
10 lbs. BLUE MASS,
10 lbs. GUM OPIUM.
5. «x 8ULP. MORPHINE,
50 lbs. NITRIC ACID,
150 lbs SULP1I. ACID,
50 lbs. MURIATIC ACID,
160 lbs COPPERAS,
53 lbs EXT. LOGWOOD,
26 lbs INDIGO,
50 lbs. ALUM, .
200 lbs ROLL SULPHUR.
• A small quantity of French Brandy—su
perior articlo.' ’ -a . , . .
Also—a lot of Tooth and llnir Brushes,
Fino nnd Coarse Combs, Chowlug <t Smoking
Tobacco, and 125 bushels Mcvquit Grass
Seed. Y GIBER A REESE.
THE HEIRS & RELATIVES
OF
Deceased Soldiers.
W ILL take notice, that by a Into Act of
Congress, every dlscnarged soldier, and
tbo heirs of every deceased soldier toAo en
tered service /or three years or for the war,
aro ontillcd to tho Bounty of Fifty Dollars
This Act applies to tlioso members of the
EIGHTH GA. REG’T, who foil a^the first'
Battle of Manassas, or wbo died in service
before or after, or who wore honorably dis
charged.
I have theproperBlanks all prepared, aud
will make up a package for Richmond soon.
CIIAS. H- SMITH, Rome, Ga.
nnv22—1m
EXTENSIVE
Shop & machinery
For Sale.
W E offor for sale at a low.price, our. Let,
Shop, Engine, Ac'., situated on Broad
streot, Rome, Ga. Tlio Shop ls noal-ly neir, •
85 by 30 feol, with an L 311 by 24 feet, 2 sto
ries nigh, on a rock wall basement—contain
ing a soon '10 horse powir engine, 60 feet of
shafting, with ample Machinery, to conduct
a largo business iu
Cabinet Making
And Sash an4 Blind Factory—3 Turning
Lathes. If required tho Shop, Engine, Ac., ,
might bo used for a Carriage Factory,Broom
making, or other Manufacturing business. A
great amount of Furnlturo can.be made and
sold here. We sell to'cloWo partnership,-■ _
MILLS A SUMTER.
Knoxville Register, Atl-inta Confederacy,
id Macon Tolegraph publish 3 timet and
and
forward bill.
nov25-3sa
Attention
MEN.
A LL Parollcd Mon belonging, te the *th
Ga. Regiment are hereby ordered to re
port in camp immediately'. They will .there
remain,’In accordance with General Orders,
until properly oxe.hauged, and then, be put
on duty. J,. R. T.OWERS,
Lt. Col. Comd’g feth Ga. Vole
Camp near Rapid Anqi Kiver, Nov. 13’*2.
no.v20-lm
Ivory Combs.
•y/rn FINE Ivory Combs
l 160 Horn
TUUNLEY’S.
Castor Oil.
Just Received and for sale by
- v-Jl
TURNLET.
notice;
A LL persons indebted to me will find
my papers In the hands of ■ Samuel
Johnston, who is my authorized agent dur-
' iy abson “ " "
l8-4m.
3RE.
POSTPONED
T WILL hJfe, on tbe first Tuesda^ in D*-
J. comber noxt,' before the Court Hoase
door, in Floyd county,, the free negre woman
named Sally Cole. The above negro !• levied
on fon her taxes, arid will hired until the aaid
taxes arc paid,. . II. P. LUMPKIN,
octl Bhsrlft
Dwcllim> (or Sale.
mnE House and Lot back of the Choice
'I- -Hotel. Price $2.500—^without tho office
-. •>-, 32,*09. AUGUSTUS R. WRIGHT.
who ruff ngaiijit.Governor 4farns itt.the J n*tV>-W
Frail Trees.
A Siam removing *y nursery-Of Fruit'
r\ Trees from Marie ita to * Jtoa,,fl»., I
wilt sell •
25,000 'GFJifted Trees,
All ami'khoni vHrknioa'/^ lO^n 'B per tree,
Till's otter w’ll! imly bo fi)»on trnm thb IOtH of
vNoVenibor to tb*: 2$i/»,0)‘*r>ec«jn>b«r ' ’*
Catnbr'U *‘for* "rutin.. Adflroft* Ud
*Atar‘u>t*a.o T>uVt»n.
nyvl 0w B. HAMlXTOy.