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"*!■ -J1.JJ-.JJB 1 !!. gg? Death or Geo&iaxs.—We published on Saturday the names of several Gcorgi- -Jta- Standard far the fainpaian. The favor shown this paper by its friends tfEW ADVERTISEMENTS. *! ADVERTISE ADVERTISEMENTS. ====$*= ADVERTISEMENTS. ans who had died on board the ship Sir j n this country, ns well as alee where, in pro- Charles Napier, while on their way to Cal ifornia. We find the following among the list^f deaths on board the ship Clarissa su ; B;r PHesidentiai. Campaign at the fol- JlndretDS which sailed from Panama: Eli Hendricks, Forsyth County, Ga.; William per in the hands of evory body : Rice and Wm. Adair, Lumpkin County; Thomas M. Curtis, Union County; James Holt, Oilmens. County; John A. Keith, Walker County, and William Bogeman, Cherokee County. Whewwgconsider the small number who emigrated to California last winter from this State, the mortality has been very rrreat.—San. .Yens. A FINE OPENING W E cart only enumerate a few of the masv works on hand, and constantly THREE NEW INVOICES curing for us so many new. subscribers, has j wA-n VflTT'N'fi- MPlff T U Come ** and cxhnri£ ovr Sl0ck ~ ■»- CHEKOKEE BOOK STORE. » V books, to which we invite attention. lowing low rates, in order to place the pa- "phe followingare among the new works. I Memoirs of a Physician, 2 vols. $1. Six years later, 50c. Twenty years later, 50. Arabian. Nights Entertainment, 75. Polly PeaWossom’s Wedding and other taies 50., . ; Craigsrfiain Castle, 25c. * ' Revcgic-s of a Bachelor, by He. Marvei, ?>1 50. Fresh Gleanings, by Ik. Marvel $1 50. Call at the Cherokee Book Store, Cass- vilie. Geo. Julv 15th. 1852,. Single copies 2 copies - 5 copies Id copies 2'J copies . 50c. . SO. . 2.00. . 3.00. . 0.00- The money must in every instance aocompa- : nr the order for papeis at the: above rates. 1'flmtRfiirmpiit Kxercisfs at Athens. Tho annul Commencement of the State._ University at Athens will take place as us ual, the first week in August, fhe ifistribu- tiun of lionors and the appointment of speak ers are thus given by the Unioersity*Mag- ' azinc: Sophomore Orators, who will declaim on Monday before the 1st Wednesday in Au gust, for the Prize Medals Thomas J. Ber ry, Newnau; Edward N. Brown, Warren Co.; Thomas M. Daniel, Panielsvillc; John H. Etheridge, Forsyth; P. li. 8. Gayle, Montgomery, Ala.; W. J. Gorham, Hamil ton; David E: B. Hamilton, Cassvillo; John II. null,‘Wtfmrr; WilliiiraTL Bull, Athens; M. L. Lenoir, Forsyth Co.; LoRoy Napier, Macon; Philip B. Robinson, Burke Co.;—; Bbos A. Tate, Washington ; Wm. D. Varner,! Monroe Co.; Thus. W. Walker, Green Co. I Junior Orator Appointments.—Phi Kappa Society—T. It. Barnard, Liberty Co. ; John 8. Baxter, Athens; John II. Ech ols, Auburn, Ala. ; K. N. Howard, Bussell Co., Ala. ; James Marks, Montgomery, Ala.; i James D. Waddel, Greensboro. Demoslhcnian Society.—Geo. T. Barnes, Augusta; John F. Cooper, Etowah; IV. T. Edwards, Oglctdio'rpe Co.; John B. Gor don, Gordon Springs; Antliony MeCulloh, Early Co.; Valerious C. Mason, Auburn, Ala. Senior Orator Appointments.—J• j Anderson, (1st honor) Laurens Co.; Joseph G. Blount, Clinton ; S. W. Bowen, (3d lion.) Savannah; John A. Comer, Macon; TJ . A. Culbertson, (4th lion.) Cave Spring; John F. Douglass, LaGraugc; II in. E. Epps, Tallahassee, Fla.; X. J. Hammond, (1st; lion.) Culloden, Ga. : Lelioy II . llaycs, (21 lion.) Athens; James L. Heard, Elbert Co. ; ; James A. Hill, Houston, Co.; Andrew M. Jones, (21. lion.) Liberty Co.; John Me-j Millan, Houston Co.; Anderson VV. Reese,; Athens; J. It. ltespeus, Upsou C'o.; J. L. f^Purrcn, Perry; If'. H. H'adJellj_ (1st i Iptri.) Athens. Commencement Orator.—The lion. Jim. I. Stiles, ex-member of Congress, and Min-1 istuf.to Austria, has accepted the invitata- j. tion of the Phi Kappa Society to deliver the ^Commencement Oration on Thursday the day fter commencement day. ffdf- The commencement oration before t!ic two literary societies of Mercer Univer sity, Penfield, Ga. will be delivered on the last Wednesday of July, by Prof John X. Waddei.,4). D. of the University of-Mis sissippi, an honorary member of the Phi Delta Society. R." II. SAPP, Cor. Sec P. D. S. X'. B. Papers friendly to education will please copy. Lookout! ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. W ILL be sold, on Friday, 27th' daw of August next, at the late residence of Wm. Stokes, of Gordon county, deceased,! all the moveable property belonging to the estate of said deceased, consisting of hi rscs, cattle, hogs, sheep,-household and kitchen furniture, and many other Articles too tedi ous to mention. Also, at the same time and.place, will be rented, about thirty acres of good, fresh All persons indebted to the Standard of- i land, a part of which will bcTc-ntcd to sou- in wheat, and possession given in good time ■ to sow the wheat. Terms made known on the books Poets of America, fine gilt, $1 50. Tales from Shakspeare, 1 25. Women of the Bible, 1 50. -» Webster's large Quarto Dictionary, G 50. Locke's Essays, library style, 2 00 "Works of Thomas Dick, large to!. 2 50. Life and speeches of Henry Clay, 2 vcls. 50. Tie Works of'Tasso, £ 00. Butler s Ilu- ibras, i 25- Jiise and Fall of the Irish Nation, 1 25. Scott’s Military Tactics, 1 00.* Life of Wm. Wirt, by Kennedy, 2 vols. 2 75. Works of Edgar A. Poe, 3 vols. 5 00. Tapper’s complete works, fine gilt, 2 00. Chambers Papers for the People, 4 vols. jbets each. Nicholson’s Carpenter’s Guide, -1 50 Also the following cheap publication Ms 9 ATLANTA, GEO. Comer Loyd and Decatur Sts (About 100 yards from the Depot.) r fur- York pains will tie spared on mv part ' to make it one of the be-t houses South. I Time and patronage will test the above as- . sertion. A liberal patronage is solicited. L K BUTLER, Proprietor. i_ Feb. 12, 1852. Spring and Summer Goods!! L. J. PARR, Atlanta, Ga. I RESPECTFULLY informs his old custo- l- ir.ers and die public generally, that lie i has just received a large and well selected stock ot Dry-Goods. Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, Farmer*and Mechan ics's Tools, rl,:,.?, In. will sell on the most acconimoda- Iiis stock which is very ex ten sists S’ fiee from September 5th, 1850, to January 1st, 18-52, will be called on in a short time for a settlement. Longer indulgence can not be given. The money must come.— Therefore ..you will please taka due notice, and govern yourselves accordingly.” It. F. BENNETT. “ July 1st, 1352. . ,,. : which he will sell on ti'.c most aceummuu; Also the following cheap publications: ; . ^ Ilis SKK . k which is very extei Maj. Jones Courtship, oO; Wlnte ttoa, „; v ’' an <i selected to suit the market, consist ; Dancing Feather, 2d; .Swainy.^fccd,. faJlows; ; Shirley, 50; Mob .Capand other tales ■ Tnils lin de laines, Cashmere, merino. dav of sale. JAJtRETT ADDINGTON, Adm’r. Tulv 15 23 tds RECEIPTS, For subscription to the Staxdaud, for the week ending July 15th, 1852. K. Ilix, Fancy Hill 2.00 Thomas Bryant, Duck Creek, 2.00 J W. Bowling, Til tort, 50 N. Gilreath, Cassville 50 Mrs. M. Wright, Van Wert,.. Robert Phillips, Kingston,— B. C. Tyler, Dalt Col. Jas. p. Simmons, Lawrenceville, 3 00 W. I). Burris, Cohutah 1.50 Whenever mistakes occur in receipts, cr anv omission is made, the subscribers inter- Administrateu’s Sale. A GREEABLY to an order cf the Ordina- .y of Cass county, 1 will sell before the court-house door, in the town of Cassville, on the firs'. Tuesday in September next, between the u-mil hours of sale, two lots of iand, NoD Who puff and In 80. ill the 4ill district and 3d section, amfi , . ,, .’ bottom vj your 50, _ _ Mrs. Caroline Lee Ilcr.t.:. 50; KatEarm Walton, 50; Stanly Thorn, 50; Amy' Law rence, the Freemason's daughter. 50; .Rose Ashford, 50; Angela \\ iklon, 2 vols. 1 00; Valentine’s comic Features; Hen Brace, 50; Invalide, 50; Pequiniiillo, James' last, 50; Wilburn, 25. Cassville, July S. .1.50 .1.00 .5.00 No. 271, in the 5th district and 3d section.— Sold as the property of James M Dium mond, deceased. Jr R. TOWERS, Adm’r. July 15 23 tds Georgia Gordou County. Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1852. Present A. Stroup, Judge of said Court TT a; pealing to the Court by the petition A of 1 illman Drisskili, that Alpha Sum mers, late of said county, deceased, did, in his life time, execute to said Tillmon Dris- kii! iiis bond, conditioned to execute titles in fee simple to said Drisskili. for lot of land No. eleven hundred and sixty-seven, in the : tweutv-tirst district and second section of Will You, Gentlemen, boast upon the action and your colts, face the music ? WILL run Capt. Charles A. Hamilton's corrections can be made. sted will please inform us, so that proper j originally Cherokee, now Cass county; and ! it further appearing-thiu since, Alpha Sttm- E | niers departed this life without executing ti- “* ; ties to said lot of land, oi in any way provi- j ding-therefor,; and it appearing that Ti 11- ■ man Drisskili has paid the full amount of the purchase money for said lot of land: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS! la 1 F E PIER T WILL r ! X colt, Frank Irwin, a clirce year eld, ! gainst any three year old colt at ibis time | in Cherokee Georgia, over the Macon Cen tral Course, two mile heats, on the 15th Oc tober next, for fifteen hundred dollars, j I will run the only three year old colt sir- ‘ ed by Gen’l Harney, ( at this time barely j j bridle-wise,) against any three year old un- I tried colt raised in Cherokee Georgia, over i tlie Macon Central course, on the 10th Oc tober next, for five hundred dollarr. One of these races will not be taken without the other. CI1AS. M. SMITH* Adairsviile, July 5th, 1852—lm. Sale of Town Lots AT AC WORTH, GEORGIA. iX the second Tuesday in August.next black watered and colored Alpaca, Jackonet and cross-barred muslin, a tine se lection of ladies’ mitts, a general assort ment of ENGLISH PRINTS and CALICOES. French giughams, ; (Cashmeres, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Ker- stvs, Negro blankets, white and red Flan nel's, a general assortment of Domestics. Syrup, molasses, sugars, coffee, tea, macker- i " el. Tobacco, Segars, Shot, Lead, Powder. Siu.ii'. Indigo, madder, and all kinds of Dye stuffs. Swede and English roll ed Iron, Cast, German and Blistered Steel, Blacksmith Anvils, Hammers, Vices and Bellows. Planes, Plane Irons, Cross, Hand anil Mill saws. Nails, assort ed sixes, amt horse nails aiul shoes, j N. B. Coux'fBV PnonccE bought at the ■ highest market prices, ami goods sold as low as can be afforded. Call and sec for your selves 03=-All orders promptly attended to 3 storv Brick building, corner of Whitehall and Alabama streets, ATLANTA, GA. To the Public. XUNNALLY’S CHEMICAL PARENT SOAP. INCE the introduction to the public of tiiis sew and simple mode of making soap, but a few mouths past, it has met with unusual succeess For cheapness, it at once addresses itself to the economy ot every house-keeper, being made at an expense of j/io ' Less than One Cent per Pound For its fine and lively washing qualities, it is inferior to uo other soap ; indeed, it may he said Bribe without a rival. It is-admira bly suitedf to washing fine clothes of every description—such as calicoes, muslins, rich J.aees! &c. &c_ without the slightest injury to fabric or color. As a toilet soap, it is unsurpassed for cleansing the skin. The most delicate and tender female may useitwithout detriment to the texture of the skin: and the most fastidi ous gentleman will find it an exquisite shav ing soap. For beauty, sweetness and active washing properties, it is equal to any and inferior to no other soap. It combines at once, alb that is desirable in this useful and indispensable article of household economy. The great Itic.liiv with which it can be made, i- a desideratum, anil recommends it to the public. FROM 50 TO 5,000 POUNDS CAN BE PRO DUCED PER DAY! By purchasing and adopting the receipt for making this soap, much lime wdl be saved, much trouble dispensed with, expenses ma terially lessened, and a good, cleanly and pleasant soap obtained, adapted to the wants of the people. Family Rights to manufacture Xunnally’s Chemical Patent Soap, may he procured at a cost of only Til It llli DOLLARS! The undersigned cc utidently offers this in. valuable article to a discriminating public fully confident that it will give universal sat isfaction. Family and District Rights for sale hv JOHN W. BURKE, Cassville, Ga. Prop’r cf the patent fi r Cass Co. ADVERTISEMENTS. • 3F= mi ROBERT IL WORD Ollice—X. East 1-ef the Court House. Liu 5, 185. 50-If. i DR. MILES J. MURPHY, Physomkdical or Botanic Physic ion, H AVING permamntly located at Carters 1 vjlle, will attend l rotnptly to all calle Is Physiciaajpr Surgfeon, hoping from a Fe.H founded medical education and success!#! experience to merit and receive a liberal share of patronage. L7” Particular atten lion paid to diseases of lemales. ,J -r Office at JI. M. Morjarfs Score, opposite the CorterrviUe Hold. |Feb 12 Dr.’J. J. Mitchell, 1IA8 resumed the practice of his Profes? siou on Euharlec. lie can be found at the residence cf Solomon Zant, Ksq. Euharlec, Geo ,May 27th. 18521 WM. H. & J. W. H. UNDERWOOD, HOME, GEORGIA, IVili. practice Law in all the coSniies of the Cherokee circuit (except Dade.) *Tkey will hotlf personally attend all the courts. .1 W. 11. Un lerwood will attend the courts of Jackson and ilabershutn counties of tlte Wes tern circuit. Both will attend the sessions of the Supreme Court at Cassville and Gaines ville.-,. All business entrusted to them Fill be promptly ami faithfully attended to. Office next door to Hooper & Mitchell, •‘Buena Vi-ia House,” Rome, G:’.., at which place one or both will always he found, ex cept when absent on professional business. April 24—12—lv. r. a. nt;kick. C W. DEM INI. H BUBKE & DEM IMG, Bool: Sellers, Stationers, Xavrparent and Magazine Agents, Sijjiiiscn, G:t. Jan. 15, 1852. 49- ly. CERTIFICATES. Ilaviut;examined and tested a new arc W i,i:L . » * ana r I) re-i’j O F AmJHM®. '■ \ at Acworth, Cobb countv, Ga., a number of and the said Drisskdl having petitioned tins ! lots la!d oi v for business'purposes, frontin' & LOT just received and for sale,'at the \ Cherokee Book Store. Call early, as to supply is limited. July 15, 1852. PROSPECTUS OF THE— court lo dieret Thomas F. Summers, ad minisirater on the estate of Alpha Sum i mers, deceased, to execute to him titles to said lot of land, in conformity with said supply of O N the second Tuesday in August next , Staple and Fancy Merchandise, the subscriber, in concert with Messrs, j selected expressly for the Spring and Suin- llaff, Stokcly & Co., will offer at public sale, i mer trade from the Latest Impor aliens, to "! which they respectfully invite the attention ! of their old customers and the public getter Also, some lots for j ally. ! Their Stock consists of Ladies’ Dress among which will he found, every way worthy of a trial by a generous ; anil liberal public. Messrs. 8. & J. are the : sole proprietors of this soap for the Stales ot ; Georgia and Florida ; and we can confident ge Manufactory. - ROME. GEO. the Railroad Depot, private residences. Acworth is a Depot on the Western and ! Good ly recommend thcirMMp to the good house- xyy desire to call the at ton- wives cl these StateH' tio:i of the Fublic to the new Wc have also examined a new and beau- | Carria?c Manufactory, located at Bone’s old pared by Messrs. Suwrie & Jones, called j Aunnally s Cnimical Patent Soap, gotten up. ; themakin*' and repairing of Carriages Bug- assured, at a cost of less than tiro co"*-- ° --- - - - « md just below the llillourn House, where AVANNAii COURIER DAILY, Till-WEEKLY AX'D WEEKLY A i wspaper, EVOTE1) te the advocacy and defence of the Commercial, Social, Agrienltu- ral, Manufacturing and Internal Improve j ——- r — . . ment Interests of the South, and to the de- \ GEORGIA, GORDON COUNTY. mral | relopmcut of Home Industry and Home Re sources—Conservative in every thing lude- Open. dis cretion of the ’alitor. TlvKMS: Daily Paper,?S per annum; Tri-iYtek- !y St per annum; Weekly,double sheet,- S2 per annum. Six copies, of Weekly, to same Post Office, 810; Nino copies, 815 ; Twenty copies, S30. Advertisements inserted upon the same term in the other leading eitv Wccklv papers, ami for transient advertise meats, must be pi ado m alcana; for the Dai lv paper, semi annually, in June and Decern her. and for contract advertisements, as per agreement. All contracts to he in writing, and all subscriptions to money is exhausted. Legal adt ertisemonts of County-Officers, Executors, Administra tors, &e., inserted on the usual terms. The daily awl Tri-Weeklv Courier wilt contain a mac Magnuniiiiity of (leu. Cnss. The able correspondent of the Piiiladelpl Ledgei' relates the following of G Cass •• ..■General Cass having beau accosted ro*. peuJcut—Inti not Neutral m polities. ( , A , ,T. iv e v- to communications on botltsides, at the il.iy at the Wotol-.lty one of.his ffiand* 4^. obacrveJUuat—j-cystblics were’ ungrateful,’ the old statesman instantly eheckcd him by assuring liim that the re public of the United States had been re markably grateful to hint. I crossed the Allcghanicson foot,’ said General Cass? I rowed my own boat on the Ohio river; and from that humble position 1 have been exal ted, bjpthe gratitude of the republic into ev ery station of honor, trust, and emolument, excopt one, and for that one 1 have once been nominated thpug not elected. If there , Ire a man in this nation who hits reason to ! thank the republic and the people for favor 1 bestowed upon hint, 1 am that man. The j would be flatterer was subbed. Let every ! American statesman set a similar example j yf forbearance and self denial.” A Fourth-Presidential Ticket.—The Southern Rights party of Barbour county, Ala., have nominated Gen. John A. Quit- man, President, and Hon. T. L. Clingtuau, for Vice President. But whilst they indi cate this as their nomination, they pledge themselves to support any separate Southern Rights ticket, which the convention to meat at Montgomery, on Monday next, may n-mi inatc. They claim the right to run these j candidates, .. even in the face of certain de- j teat,” .. without reference to their personal i wishes.” The Eufau'.a Spirit of the Times says, that j the meeting which made the nomination, was the largest ever held ir, that place. Parson Browulow differs from some of his friends in Knoxville with reference to Gen Scott, lie says'; >< wc like these men personally, but we are against their position and their point-no point candidate, who is neither more nor less, than the dirty oid j Hence of the nation. /oaf of a God-forsaken, and corrupt associa tion of Northern Abolitionists.” Louisiana.—TV. S. Parham, Whig Elector for the Sixth Congressional District, has resigned his appointment, and will advocate the election of Pierce and King. The Delta says* he will be a powerful accession to the Demoearts. fortuity with said bond. A true extract troni the minutes of said court, July 5th. 1852. ALEX. STROUP, o. o. c. July 15—23— 3tu tt’r’s fec8l2. Court of Ordinary, July Term, 1S52. Present his Honor Alexamkei: Stuoi r. Judge of said court. I T appearing to the i cunt by the petition o! Tillman Drisskili, that Alpha Sum nn£rs. late of said county, deceased, did, in his life time, execute to said Drisskili his bona, conditioned to execute titles in fee- simple to said Tillman Drisskili, for lot of land No. 1133, in the twenty-first district of tbc second section of originally Cnerokee, now Gass county; and it further appearing purity surpassed in Cherokee Georgia. There are at this time only two dry-good j stores, owing to the fact that those desiring { to purchase lots have heretofore been una- j ble to do so. The proprietor is induced to i make this cll'cr from the many applications j made for lots. Terms, onc-thiid down, the i remaining in si it and twelve months. •SMITH LEMON. Acworth, July 5th, 1852. ,, . ... •, | that said Alpha bummers departed this Payments, lor the In Weekly and . , 1 ’ - 1 without making titles to the same, or m anv way providing therefor; and it appearing _ j that said Drisskili lias paid the full amount of the purchase money for said lot of land, and the said Drisskili having petitioned this . j court to direct Thomas F. Summers,admin- i isti ator on the estate ot said Alpha butn- j mers, deceased, to make tide to said lot of I land, in conformity with said bond.,-* It is ! therefore hereby ordered,that notice'he given public places in said eonn- A. A1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST. Aihissla, Gecrgsa. BBALElt IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, life i English. French and American Chemicals: Sur- , tjical and Dental Instruments, FAINTS, Oils/, Dye Stuffs and Window Glass, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Brushes of all kinds. Bronzes, Fancy Soaps. Trusses, Tanners’Tools, Druggists Glass Ware, Ex tracts, ..Dentists’ Gold ami Tin Foil, Poree- lean Patent Medi-iues, Sec. Tnnilfhrr with a lTi 11 supply of every arti cle ustraffy found in the line, which 1 offer at i he. lowest market [ rices lor e.:sh or approv ed cert in gs, Organ dy Mits!in s, Worked Capes, Cutif's, Collars and Under- j sleeves, English and American | Prints, Ginghams, Cham- hoays, liibbons, La cits, Edgings, <j‘ c. <yc. Geiilltinen's Dress Goods: j Comprising an assortment of the Latest • Spring and Summer styles, viz: Spring Cloths and Cassi- res, Tweeds, Drillings, j KennebecI: casi- mers, Kentucky Jeans, English and \ French Drop de ’Etc, j- and a variety of Goods suitable for Boys' and Children's wear, together with Bonnets, Hats, caps, Boots, Shoes, Heady-made clothing, Factory Thread, Hardware, Qaeensware, medicines, Sugar, cof fee, molfjtsses, Kails, Salt, <j-c. all of whlEh they flatter themselves will J. R. SMITH, M. D. J R. PAYNE, THOMAS -J. PERRY, P, M. Dr. B. W. ROSS, S. C. PEMBERTON, c. i. c. J ESSE LAM BERTH, c. c. o. H. B. ROSS, c. s. c. E. F. STAKE, M. L>. Rev. J. B. SMITH, T. J. WORD, M. D. WM. T. PRICE, j. i. c. J. R. ALEXANDER, WILLIAM WLMPEE. July 1, 1852. White Silk Fringes. S NOWDEN fc SHEAR, Augusta, Geo., have revived from New York, an as- ,’lain and Crimped White Silk adics’ Mantillas, of beautiful have also oil hand, Ladies j iYatcred Siik /Mantillas, Ladies’ | White and Black Lace Embroidered Muslin ; Chimasettes, Muslin and Lace Undersleeves, ! Valenciennes Lace and Muslin Collars. Al- ; so, a supply of Ladies’ Summer Dress O. MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. ASBURY HULL, President, C. F. McCA Y. Actuary. A LB ON CIIASE. Secretary. riMIE undersigned, Agent of the Southern X Mutual Insuramie Co. for C'ass eo. will take risks on Houses, Furniture,Stocks of Goods, Negroes, <jv., ij-c : uiso insuranfe oti the lives of white persons. U/Jicc corner of public square—opposite Price’s store. JNO..W. IHJiiKE. Jan. 15- 1352. Harness and Saddlery. THE subscrilicrs arc prepared to do all kinds ot work in the above line, such as tifaking ami repairing Harness and Saddles. Also, Shoes and Boots made and repaired. They hat c a good Lot ef Harness. Saddles, &c., which they will sell cheap. AH work warranted and execu ted with dispatch. Shop over Price's old stand. WM.il. BOHANNON Mav 27'-2m WM. GOL'LDSMiTH. Sweep Stake Race. r|VO comeoifover the Summerville course, to commence on the second Monday in to praise or censure the men of all parties, ami to do even-handed justice to all, retrardless ot their political associa- . j nuns. He will wear no party fetters, but at the same time will never conceal his prefer ences' and predilections. In the present campaign he will fivor the election of Fierce and King, believing them >,.»■- ,-nnineten!. and faithful to tile GEORGIA, CASS GflPNTY. ^ Court of Ordinary, July Term, l8a®y Present Iris Honor Tnos. A. AVoed, Judge of said court. f TT appearing by the petition of IFilliam, A r ^m r sm ! b^d« _ "8"constantly rcceisir.g a fresh supply of the best and ^J^est quality of Drugs, Charles N. Douthat, that Coleman Pitts', late of said county, deceased, did, in his life time.cxeeutc to the petitioners lits boiukcon- •Medaeines. Perfumery, Combs,« Brushes, ‘ U;! Fancy Articles, Paints, Oils^fe Stuffs, j PiV.y, Gio*, and every article usually kept ;4 *v> frrtw the 1-pst houses in New superior quality, respectfully mvite the attention of the pub- . lie. June lit. NEW PROVISION STORE. AT ADAIRSYILLE, GEO. 1 TIAlArOver oil the west side cf the Rail ■ ,V W5ad, am! buy your Gkoceu: es cheap j st day or Jul_v, and , fopcash rtrhartec. lJepe yon can always find . . -.near. Goffer, Sfffia^es, Rice. Salt, Bacon, i ffiee Department as dead j p Hn p y lIc . al F | ollr> cigars, Tobacco. Candies, Ramins, Cheese, l’ivkl SKLL>iNG AT COST! L ADIES'Summer Dress Goods, consist ing of Muslins. Bareues. Tissues, tie. at JNO. A. ERWIN’S. ie .Tidy 8. +.181' OK LETTLiUS ’ B J^MAINING in the-l’ost Office at Cass- L> vilie, Ga- on tlj^Ts ' three iuonths will be jia, believing that his past acts, his present | sai.1 Mt,_or m ant wy therefor; | administration, and his devotion to the Un- j ion, entitle liim to the praise of tbe wise and j ood, and will yet win for him the confi- j anil it appearing that said lUm. & Charle N Douthat have fully paid the ev for said lands and have court to direct K H. Cannon, ailmiuistra The undersigned deittis it unnecessary to i t01 ' 0,1 t!ie v>li p c ot , J l,c '! l ie is not unknown to the pco- ceased, to make Wles o W m. Douthat one j of the petroners, for all that portion of said , lands desciibed in said bond, which lies on ■ the south-east side of the Etowah river, in! conformity with said bond. It is therefore j ordered by the court that notice he given at { ;hr:e ormore juti’lie places in said county, of' say more. pie of Georgia, with whom he has held ed itorial intercourse, aud for whose kind and liberal patronage, heretofore bestowed, he is profoundly thankful. He has established the Courier upon a psrmane ii basis, and is resolved to make it worthy of popular sup- , lic;ltion . that ail persons concerned i m Our sign is tlic Mannnolh Mortar, under , , Council ila!!, next to Gunby & Roberts, and to - Mr - r - L - Wxight ' s> 1 - ' 1 vhitchatt Street. N. B?l’hysieians will find it to their ad vantage to send to a member of the. Profes sion, who pledges himself to furnish tlietr. with the purest chemicals. Vc., kc. Atlanta, Geo. May 0, 1 52. Allen John B i Addington Jarett i Bruce It R j Bailey Curtis Badgett Sanuel Barna James M Jones Dr; T W Ke.lv G W KUb'v f\Y Knopp N B King W or Alfred King William Lockridge Mrs Jane Ratty James Lumpkin M D. A. CRAW June 3.1. lf-52.— Cm. Snuff. -U-., &c i’ORD. \ (’Alii). Beaman Mrs Susan Loveless Benjamin w n news are ample, and will be extended =! to meet the utmost demands of the pubi c. 1 The first number will be issued on tne 2 3th i tfist., or as soon thereafter as the necessary t ! office arrangements can be perfected. Pasj • j ; Masters and others who will obtain subs?ri- 1 JPherea#. an all-wise Providence of God \ bersand remit tbe money, will be allowed i tbe usual per cent age for their trouble. ! S.T. CHAPMAN, I KINGSTON HOUSE. KINGSTON, GEORGIA. I HE undersigned having taken the Ktxo 1 stox House, or. the north side of the ! Cook Miller Bearden Wiley Brown Samuel Brawn C D Beall Silas Cram David Chandler Martin Crow Bums TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. tAssviEL.E Louge, No. 138, A. Y. M. Cassvillo, July .6. 1851 itles I pared to accommodate the Travelling Pub-, Davenport John said j lie especially. Meals for Passengers on the j Dayne Rev. J B ha* removed from among the living, onr be- : brother, A. B. LOVELESS, who died j t the 6th day of March, whilst on his way to California. Therefore, Resolved, 1st. That this Lo*> is both deeply be- j reaved and,solemnly warned in this afflic- j tit* and mysterious event. *1. That not only as Masons, but as cit f iidSfcgwe mourn the loss of our worthy . That we most of all heartily sym- h tb* relatives, and especially nr, to whom may « God * winds as to the shorn lamb,” uah her that comfort greeter than ’’ ““ and that comfort whifch room be hung in : liave.) why said Russell H. Cannon, admin-. Railroad, at Kingston, Georgia, is nowpre-j Davis J I istrator as aforesaid.should not execute title j io the said lands iu conformity witn |bond. A "true extract from the minutes of said court. Julv Term. 1S52. THOS. A. WORD. Only. July 15—2-3—3m [Pr’s fee,812. Cars. Edito r a:>d Proprietor. Julv 15 N UN N A L LY ’ S CHEMICAL PATENT SOAP. JjVJR sale at nets per pound—An excel lent article lor washing purpose ', at this office. Julv 15, 1852. Call GEORGIA, GILMER COUNTY. Gilmer Superior court. April Term, 1852, . Present the Honorable David Irwiu.Judge of said court. Nancy Calihan cs, John Calihan, WM. II. MASSENGALE Aug 1 v ' Libel for divorce in Gilmer [ Stu'erier Court. ^ DiUinder Moses i Eicon Simon 2 ! Edwards Charles NE Chewing Tobacco, and _bpanisl. j Eaflc Samuel vj Freeman Herod Elannegan Mrs. S Ford Ala til da Grogan Mrs. D * Gordon William Geer J M F ine c Cigars, just received and for sale hv PATTON k CHUNN. April Glli. 1852. Western Bacon aDd Lard. T OGETHER with a constant supply ol molasses, syrup, sugars, and coffee, of Godwin Si " ■ * ‘ * onl'ccuoiierics. for 7 ’ * ! TT appearing to the court by the return ofi vanou^qaahtiea. Aa, 0 con.ee to.^. us. I the sheriff, that the defendant; resides out! sateeueap for of said ecnntv, and it further ’appearing to ; Camoun, July l3ox- GEORGIA, GORDON COUNTY. apjieanng the court, that the defendant resides out of this State.it is.oa motion, ordered that said Ice Cream, E U3E1WAV 1 REY, of the 930:h , defendant appear aud answer at the trict, G. M.tolD oefore me, aa.au estray.' term of thiacourt.or that the case hv ci next | TYINGER Pop, cream pectar. and other taken upon the freehold of h^fHhc said Elbert Awtrey. in said county and district, a^orrel horse, nine or ten years old, with a ®aze in his forehead, both hind feet white, the left fore fooThas*|akAoa it, about U hands high, shod all round, appraised by E. Howell and Isaac N. Buckner, freeholders of s*id ceuatayto be worth sixty dollars. h. end the plaiutifif allowed to • Calhoun Hotel. I it is further ordered, that this: July 8,1552. term cred in nroeecd; rule be published once a month, for four j mouths, in the Cassville Standard, preriw to the next term of this court. This It 5th, 1882. DAVID IRWIN.j. ». c. Chastais & Xocxg pl’ff’antt’ya. sd.eyerett: Administrator's Sale. : A GRERABLY/tc an order of the Os#-~] Hunt Gabriel M Hays G W Harris Hugh Hunt Johp. D House David M Harris Martha House James N Hall Redben * Henderson A O James William A Johnson B. M Mathews Mrs. V Miles Josejih 2 Me Miller William 2 Martin William 2 Morgan Ixonard Mills W II Cl'S M Martin Allen Moony Sampson Moss Miss Malifida Miller Archibald. Nations Josiah Pubbs D Phillips Mrs M Paden Miss E J Rogers Andrew Roland Wiley Smith Wm. Smith J G Smith Washington 2 Smith SaviHa Sanders John W Suilins John or U m Timmons Wm Tate John or Son Underwood J M Vincent Richard Wilson Vincent Wilson (Liver Wright A Wofford Mrs. Nancy Whittock James Willis John Wright E White„Mathew £ J OHN A. ERWIN respectfully announces that he is just receiving and opening at his old stand direct from New York, the | largest and most complete stock of Goods he has ever before opened in this market, to j which he earnestly invites the attention of I j all his old friends and customers, and the ‘ public generally. Prices be guarantees j shall please purchasers, being assured that ' 1 uo one can offer greater inducements. Please ! call and examine half forfeit, to name and close as above. All to be govered by the Mobile, Alabama, rules of Joeky Club—three or mere to make a race. All entries to be made to the Secreta ry of the Joeky Club of the Summerville course, by letter or otherwis, to name sire or dam, as preseribeclbv rules of the course JOHN HARLOW, Sec. Summerville course. Summerville, Ga. June 10—18, Notice. I WILL name three colts of the get of mv horse, Chieftain, and rah one of the three, fo* five hundred dollars, against the get of any horse standing in’ the Cherokee circuit, to be run at the Summerville course, with two year old colts or fillies, this fall, 1852 or 1853, to run agreeable to the Mo bile rules, one, two, or three mile heats, to name and close by the first of September next. June 3J. 1:52. B. EARLY. Summerville, Ga. June 10—18—tlu pt. nor Cloths. received Solti Dutch S NOWDEN ti SHEAR have from New York, Dutch, lioitia Cloth Drugs and Medicines, Hat?, Caps, Straw j _ Goods, Read-made Clothing, Umbrellas, une 10, 1S52 FAMILY MEOICfiNS-.’*?. Parasols, Books, Stationerv, Eancj- Goods, ton sale at the cinmtei::. no-'X STor.a. Crockerv,Sugar, Coffee,Salt, lroaNaiD,&e. '• r|'OWNSEND’S Sarsaparil!;:. Paregoric. JOHN A. ERWIN. j A Comstock s Y crmiiix^e. J t.io Cassville, March 184b, 1852. Opodeldoc. Judsons s < 1 errv ami i.ung- ——— ‘ wort, l'epn- Tain-Au: More New Summer Goods!! | L AT PRICES OLD STAND! , t . oae f iniment, f^>n .;iey . - do I o A. Kil-.t. - -r-- - • • w . ['Condition .Powders. C- .a- - ■ J ; Cordial, Battaaan’S Drop?, Wiv .ro’ IViid ! Cherrv, Laudanum, No 5, Ls., iic. Cassville, April 22, la32 1 - A true extract from the minutes of court, court-! ti .. _ “Persons calling for anv of the above j the firstTWay in October next, at the , C „ J0H> A ' ^ 1 ’ P- M ' foregoing be entered upon 1 Ohren under ttY hand ioScial signature, ,^(5 Mav 5tb, f852. a copy sent to the mother of | Jaiy 12, 1852. THOd- O. AUSTIN, J.P. ' R. B. PER RY, Clerk, they be’ published 1 A *'**“ tWl : in Ca between the July 8, 1852. r of th* Lodge, Julpy 15,16iS. ify ' JAM* MILNER, W. M, Joka W. Br*K«, fisc. A true extract July 12th, H X Jnly 15 Blanks Estray Book,this j n i v 15—23—4m ^[Prs tee- S1Q j 6th district A X elegant i for Ladies’ wear, just received by usual hodHTof «de, the following property, to-wit: UteeUilif’Eand, No. 5S, in the IS- JOflif A KPfWUff. • A Jttiv 8—22—td*. HATS AND CAPS. A fine stock of Hats and Caps, embracing all Hie latest styles of Silk. Beavers, if th* hare.—; Casshnere and Leghorn, Kossuth, Cam- peachv, Palm Leaf, Ac., at PATTON k TRIMBLE S. AictimiRe, Apr‘l Id, 1952. THE undersigned has on baud, and is j Carlton’s Founder O- constantly reeciving sujip’.ics.of Gramtvillc Shirtings, Lawrence Sheetings, Carolina Stripes, Cotton Casaiuicree, Prints, Bareges, Sv. i;s and Jaronct Mr Irish Linens, Linen Handkerchiefs, Silk do Kossuth lists and Feather 1 , Paints and Drugs, esc , Sal Eratus. Sun Carb. Soda; AH of which he offers low for cash, or J conntrv produce- ' 1 J. D. CARPENTER. Mav 20th, 1852. A Book for ever; THE LIFE OF PiOBT LMELIT, THE CELEBRATED 1BKILMALTYE. A LSO, a sketch of the lives and trials of other distinguished pstriot'.--. trdi as \* Addis Emmett, Theobald IVofc Tone.. O'Brice, Tic ours F. dSayl&r, Johit li, &e. The price of the work i» '?l. Libera: deductiots? made to Booksellers and Agents. Orders for the work at wholesale. ion-pf Cass county, t ol Thomas Franklin,; f. COLLINS. Adm’r. av be addressed to Thomas flowperihwait _ fco* * Phtladelplpa; Cady aifS Barges?, CIGARS AMD TOBACCO. ■ j gcK? SavSi ■ cut ^ fsV thousand fine Cigars, also fine j Peterson, Athens. Geo.; IV m. Kay, AtL“.n- Chewing Tobacco, for bale low-bv PATTON & TRtMPLE Adairsetile, Oco. April 11th, 18-52. ta. Geo. or to the undersigned. ’ ' JOHN W. BURKE.- ■ Cassville. June 24 kS5:>. -WF.