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A XiurYLe^ey. The Queen of England recently received a An Awful Tragedy. A frightful tragedy recently ocfcured at bequest of half a mil liofi sterling from one Brownstowo, Indiana. The details are thus of her deceased subjects, a.Mr. Xield. The given in the Ma&stn Banner L r ■ New YorktJhwf thuiTctiideteiis the story : j .. It seems thfct two brothers, ssusd Hi- N’ield w«S a barrister.at l%w, and died in | ram and Warren Francisco, and well i nswn Cheltea, aged 72 years. He was possessed as respectable and peaceable citizens, tot of an immense fortune. but was of very ec- lowed the occupation of clock peddling.— centric andpeouriooslinbite., At the death They usually travelled different routs, but of his father, thirty years, since, lie came madearpractice of meeting each other, fre- . into possession of about- £250,000, which sum j queaffy.' lie* afereedio teat a* X public closing toe door, whereupon Keener be- had not been touched up to the period of hie house in.the vi*miiyx>f ^r»prnstown,.qnT**f - day lost. • Odh'bfthe. bfotoets — ;£ “ £i •*»-- death. The deocehed was never known to wear a great coat. He usually tonal in a blue coat, with metal buttons, which be pro hibtted Wing brushed, as it weald, take off Hie tavern about O'o’cloek and fwpiired if his the landlord4bat be bad nob After eating the nap and tofiriormte its value. He held ' his supper, he celled for alight and asked considerable landed property in Kent and to be shown to.tyjd.Tbc l^dlqfd^ ipfprmed Bucks, and was always happy to receive an him'tlrat he' bitdwo fhdnes'-nMM Hewm, invitation from hi* tenantry to. visit them, but if lie would follow him,-be would take which he occasionally Aid, often remaining hint to bed. Francisco followed the landlord a mouth at’n time, as he was thus enabled ! into a dark room, undressed himself and re- to add to his savings. His appearance and tired to rest. The bed seemed wet, arnlhav- manner led strangers to imagine that he was ing some matches about him. he struck a in the lowest verge of penury, and their light. Upon examining the bed, he found it compassion was excited inhis behalf, an in- wet with blood! Dlscotering'a candle on the stance of whieh may be mentioned. ; table near by, he lit it,' and, looking under Just before the introduction of the rail- I the bed, saw the body of his' brother, With Way system of travelling, the deceased had bis throat cut from ear to ear, and perfectly been on a visit to some of hie estates, and lifeless! Fastening the dpor immediately, was returning to London, when the coach i he proceeded to load a revolver which he stopped at Farningham. With the exeep- j had, bat before he could do so there was an tien of our miserthe passengers all retired ' effort made by several men to enter his'rooin.' to the Inn.—Missing their conch companion, Pretending not to be alarmed, he asked them and recollecting his decayed appearance, to wait until he dressed himself. As aeon they conceived he was in distressed circum- as he had finished loading his pistol he open- stancee, and accordingly a sum of money ed the door, and the landlord and twq, other was subscribed, and a bumping glass of | men rushed on him, when he fired 1 two bar- brandy and water was kindly sent out to'the j rels of his pistol, immediately killing the The Chronicle ft Sentinel says that „ Henry Keener was shot by Cssper Meyer, in this city, Sunday afternoon, with a pistol loaded with two buckshot—the shOt took ef fect near the esllsr-boM,-rod probably lodg ed near the region of the joint of the"* boul der. The wound is not thought to be mortal- .. Keener was drunk, we learn, and be came noisy and quarrelsome in Meyer's ADVERTISEMENTS. FRESH GOODS FALL AND WINTER.* JOHN A ERWIN A GAIN calls the attention of his enstom- eis to his new and extensive stock of groggety, wno sueceeaea rn gening nun out ^fall « n d winter goods, now receiving and opening at his old stand, embracing ahnoJt came boisterous and forced the door open, when Meyer shot hiss. Meyer was arrest ed, and after an examination before Jastiee brother had arrived, and wtdMUraMLMf Philip, was held to bail in the snm of one ABVERTISEMCNTS. HEW FASHIONS FUi; i' ijli S D WI.N'TER! -mvrnm Aincrfenii frost FOTiSdty, ALflU8TA,TtBflft€HA. C. DAT First In Market!. COME IN—ONEAND ALL 1—AND i EXAMINE!’ \ J. a CABPEKTEH, W OULD respeedhlly mtonn his oMcds- rV70ULD respeetfhHv inform hbr old tamers and the pubhegeneratty, that. >V friend, raflrirstofoere be l.as just I he is now *ecervmg h» supplies of recrivod f^hionsfor the eriMimg season. I ** Fall and Winter Gooda J . Tront tlic celebrated Mahan's establishment' t.* hor,<fst hejdmam**.: - - saisr3tess.-xs i xvsfsggsgaag ?■**»&“*»«*« large sales to responsible buyers, are his . renos. Brocades, Deiams, Aipaceas, Flan- ' •— --*■ are prepaid jpynonpfitenire Chilled i I read oar mid engine whet Is of every kind equal to"any wheels'ifianulf.ctiinid *af tmf thousand dollars. A beautiful and common illustration of j the advantages of the retail taiottocs Gassville, Oct. 7, 1862. ■ ncls, Prints, Jackonet, Swire,. Cross-barred, j ■ and dotted Muslins and Cambrics, Irish AlteuNen, Lawyers! I Linens, Table diapers, toweling, bed tmks \ ahirtiwr and osnato^a.hendw. 1 fX R e PO«^b , v!tT« , l.g IKeller, mn illustration of! a N stock of Lsdies’ Dress Goods,! sheeting, shirting and osnabu^s, kerrevs, & * il liquor system. XX jasi received; also a fine stock of gloves- lineevs, bed blankets, negro do. r L W >Geor 0 ia^l\eport9, ChanttoiN and "OVhwv- « poor” gentleman, which lie thankfully ac cepted. Many instances of a similar char acter might be related. A few days before his death the deceased told one of his execu tors that he had made a most singular will, but as the property was his own he had done ns he pleased with it. The eaecutors are the Keeper of the Privy Purse for the time landlord and one of his aecoi which the other man fled.’ Origin of to RolhschHtli. The late Baron itotnacui id was tlie son of a Jew at Frankfort, of theosme of Joseph He was in bumble circumstances, but very highly thought of for honesty and integrity, being, (Dr. Tattan,) and Mr- J- Stevens, of! At the time the French crossed the Rhine iWillesbovougli. After bequeathing a few very trifling leg acies, the deceased has left the whole Of his immense.- fortune to ** Her most Gracious Majesty Queen Victoria, begging Her Majes ty's most gracious acceptance of the - same, and entered Germany, the Pijnce of Hesse Cause! came to Frankfort, aud asked Joseph to take charge of his nioney. Joseph did not much like the undertaking, hut the priuco pressed it so much that at last he Consented, and the treasures were glventum. B OOTS and Shoes, hats and caps, a large assortment of all, just received by JOHN A. ERWIN." fi UNNY Bagging, rope and twine, for sale M % JOI Ncrtlicroaiid rtipeliai to hwy'iuaftu&Smed ut any Southern Fjmn<lry,a»4 at pjjpe^gs low as any that cap be delivered from any other establishment ’ ..... Also, all other dcsvrifrtrbn^ dt rin^ne and car castings,xvarehsuM trurhs; a!so.east iron ^ -f. . -■ iiiiu t» . r.. iiirrojuini ->nran sundlv jnst water pipes, water wheels,column*, |.:imp « the-Chcrokri:-Book ^posts cemet^r mul^het ptop, bridge frock, sacks, and overcoats—nCat styles and t y t(jre well mahe.< BOOTS & SHOES, HATS to CAPS. Gentlemen and Eddies’ Saddles,' feu k S:i8S2!. Iwlts.of every description, pullies. shafting i and'hangers cSf all kinds. ' JOHN A. ERWIN, Collars, Bnggj- and AVagOh whips. AUSTRIA IN 1848 <Sr T^ u ** ai - » ’ * “o * "“T 0 * [GLASSES, Sugar coffee, salt, iron. I Groceries.—Colfbe,-Sugar, Rice, Molassc M l- 1 — —. , ——, — ... , nails, and blacksmiths tools, for sale by J ftc- ., , . ' , JOHN A. ERWIN, j Hardwart mfjCalefg-?Nalfcr, iron, j ware, tubs, buckets-^vamish, painted and B Y Honl WM. Hr STILliS—ilarge vobj IHastrated- A lew copies j ust sweeivo HEF ^ V\SNABCRGS, stripes-kerseys, blankets, brass bound buckets. Crockery and Glats- Ncar Cassville, on the evening of the 5th hud negro shoes for sale by tcure, Bagging, Hope aiid Twine, inst. by Rev. A. R. Wright, his eldest daugh- * ' JOHN A. ERWIN. " ' ’ ‘ ’ "" ’ ' *’ ter, MuuMart A. and Fa a vers C- Sh nor- SHIRR, Esq. -* 1 ' “ 1 and for sake at the Cherokee Book-Store. Sept- X 185a. ■ - • <r. Near Cassville, on the 7th inst. by Rev. Geo. W. Tomlin, Mr. Thomas.Tumi.iiv, to Miss Sarah McAdams, all of this county. - Aflauta PrieewCmrremt. Corrected, w eekly from the Republican. Corn, — 40 « off Bacon,.,. ......114 • 14 Butter, 15 « id Cotton, - 7 a 9 Corn Meal,. ......40 • 50 Flour, per bhl„ .,.$6.00 « 7«0 Eggs, per dost,....... -. a 124 Lard, by the obi., ...... U • 124 Chickens, each........ ......10 a 15 Potatoes, Irish per bu.-.. 9(1 « 100 Peas, perbu, .70 a 75 Salt, per sack ...fl.70 « 175 Feathers, per lb. .....30 n 35 for her sole use and benefit, and of her heirs, j When the French entered Frankfort, Joseph &o” The property is estimated at upwards j buried the prince s money and jewels in a of £500,000- For some years before his I chest, but did mot hide his own, thinking death, Mr. Nicld scarcely allowed himself the common necessaries and comforts of life, And has left a poor old housekeeper, who was with him more than twenty six years, without the smallest 'provision or acknowl edgment for her protracted and far from agreeable or remunerative services. The flare and the Lion. The following fable, the moral of-which has probably a political cast—being to the effect that even os the hare conquered the lion, so does the Bengalee overcome the Eng lishman—was published a few months since in the >• Semochar Durpun” a - Bengalee newspaper A han'sat jn th^ jungle with his wife, and to suii-^Hyjysj# omvk >'u'g7 tthrtlou, come iato the wood, and he will devour our chil dren.” •• No,” said the little bare,« for I will go to confront him, und conquer the great lion, the king of the beasts.” Then her husband laughed, and said—«« intellect is power. We can die but once: let us see what you can do.” Then the ' little hare, taking her little son in her jaws, jumped and Jumped till she came to the. lion. Then she put down her .son before his face, and put .her two paws together in humility, aipl said —«« Lot king-ot kings, 1 have brought you a nuizurana : oblige me by eating it. Also, I have some news to give.” Then the lion looked at the har's baby, and saw it was soft and juicy, and was pleased in his soul, and laughed, and his laugh was as the roar of the thunder of ludro. Then he asked her news, and the little hare replied—•< You arc the sovereign of the forest, but another comes, who calls himself king of the beasts, and demands tribute.” Tlten the roar of the lion ebook the forest, and the little hare almost died with fear as he asked—.. Where is the scoundrel: Can you show him to me ?’ Then the little hare liiaped along with the lkm till she came to an old well. The well was nearly full but had no wall. And she said h Look, he is hiding there in fear.” Then the lion, craning his neck, looked and saw his own shadow, and with a fearful roar leaped into the well. So the little hare, with a glad heart, took up her son, and went to her husband and said—.. Lo! intellect is power: I have killed the lion, the king of beasts.” that if they found no money they would be suspicious, and search more earnestly. The consequence was he lost .all his own money. When affairs became more tranquil, and ha could again enter into business, he took some of the prince’s money and transacted busi ness with it, as he formerly used to do with h : s own, thinking it a pity ’it should lie quite useless. , The prince of Caseel had heard of the French cruelty in plundering poor Joseph Rothschild, and concluded aU hi* money ard jewels were gone. When-hie went to Frankfort he called upon him, and said— .-. WellrJoscpb, all. lily money has been taken by the French.” «< Not a farthing,” said the honest man. i. l kave it all. 1 have used a little in but ainees. I will .return it all to you with in terest on What I have-used.” « No,” said the prince, <• keep it. 1 will not take the interest, and 1 will not take my, money from you for twenty years. Make use of it for that time, and I will only- take 2 per cent, interest for it.” The prinee told the story to all his friends. Joseph was in consequence employed by most of the German princes. He made am im mense fortune,-> his sons became barons of the German Empire, and one of them settled in England. A Rrasoa for .\eisy Prayin'. A worthy physician of Baltimcre, a mem ber of the Society of Friends, has 4 favorite negro coachman, who is as bright abd shine ing a light in the church as is possible for such a piece of ebony to be. You know 1 presume how the blacks conduct their devo tions. Well, Sam was in the habit of selec ting hie master's kitchen as the scene of the devorions which he led; and these religious services were not conducted entirely on a plan which a Quaker would altogether ap prove. The doctor, however, is famous for his good nature, and he endured the boister ous piety of his servant and his friends with wonderful equanimity. One night, howev er when they had been unusually « power ful in prayer,” the doctor thought proper to sdmiuister a gentle reproof. So the meeting onto, the melons coachman was summoned. aster. ■« Sam,” said the old 1 why does thee make so much noise in prayer ? Doesn't thee know that the Almightyia not far eft, but nigh unto Rne ; nather is hit ear deafrthat it cannot hour! He eanhear thee as well when thee whispers, as when thee roars.” << Massa Doctor," replied Sam, toll of confidence in his sngnrkr theological lore, .< you isn't read do Scriptures wid no kind ob ’tention.”— 4.Hawse, Samr” ** Why you tone forgot, *pears to we, now it says dar, < Holered be 4ymmwF" the Doctor gave 8am up in despair, for there was no answering that u argument.”—JCaickerbockcr't Magazine. The Secret.—• I noticed,’ said Franklin, < a mechanic, suKfag a number of others at work on a house, erected but a little way from my office, who always appeared to be in a merry humor, who had a kind .word and cheerful smile for every one he met. Let the day bo ever so cold, gloomy or sunless, a happy smile danced, like a sunbeam, oh his cheerful countenance. Meeting him one muring, I asked him to tell me -the secret of his constant happy flow of spirits. . No secret, Doctor,’ he replied ; < 1 h ve got one'of the best of Wives, and when I go to work, site always has a kind of eneourge- ment for me; and when l go home, she meets me with a smile and a kiss—and then, tea is sure to be ready, and she has done so many litt le things through the day to please me, that I cannot find it in my heart to speak an unkind word to anybody. What an influence then, hath woman over the heart >f man, to soften it, and make it the fountain of cheerful and pure. emotions. Speak gently* then ; a happy smile, and a kink word of greeting, after the toils of the day arc over, costs nothing, and go far to ward making a home happy and peaceful.’ JST~ Orsou Pratt, one of tne Mormon pro phets, has put forth a proclamation to the 8jpUMah Americans in California and else where, inviting them to look into the myvte- riee of the <4 new revolution,” and assuring them that they are the deseondnats of the s, Nephi and Laman, two i from Jtruaaium two set- years ago, Rw American continent. A New Cv&i rom Bronchial and Con sumptive Complaints.—Dr. Cartwright, of New Orleans, communicates to the Boston A/edical and Surgical Journal an article entitled—•< The Sugar House Cure for Bron chial, Dyspeptic and Consumptive Com plaints.” It is stated that a!resident* is a sugar-house, during the rolling season j far surpasses any other known means of restor ing flesh, strength and health, lost by chron ic ailments of the chest, throat or stomach. The rolling seasons is the- harvest, when the canes are cut, the juice expressed and con verted into sugar. In Louisiana it commen ces about the middle of October end ends at Christmas, but is sometimes protracted into January. Dr. C. says the vapor is most agreeable and soothing to the longs, and to his own- case entirely removed a. distressing cough. He stood for hours in the augar- hense inhaling the vapor, and drinking oc casionally a glass of the hot eune juice.— This is s fact interesting toinvalids. CHATTANOOGA PRICES CURRENT. Corrected weekly from the Advertiser. Bacon—new, per lb. Beef, Cutlery, and double- barrel shot guns, for JOHN A ElUViN. OSHIELDS & NORRIS,' FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Over Peeples' Store, 1 CALHOUN, GEORGIA. October 7, 18§2. LRiss rVUIEcopartncrship heretofore existing an- X der the-name of Cantrell awl Higdon, in the hotel Imsineas, was diseoired in Au gust, by mutual consent. YV. J. CANTRELL, Oct. 7. --ROBERT HIGDON. Corn, per bushel, Meal, Flour, “ Butter, “ Feathers, Wheat, Lu m Iter, bbl. lb. busto- hnudred, 10 a 11 4 a a 80 30 5.00 to «30 15 28 a 33 f5 a 90 LOO M’ita&iels. Mitchel A Hulsey WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSIONY MEPCjUA-TSA Ware-house conveniently situated on Hrfkter ■ Street, Strictly Fire-Proof, A N D A B U N D A N T L X C O M M O V I O V S . ALSO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS InDty Good-b Groceries, and the various necessary articles, desire to return thanks for liberal patronage heretofore, and will trust a continuance. I. O. McDANIKL, p. e. mcdaniel, A W. MITCHELL, E. J. I1ULSEY, - Atlanta, Sept. 2. 30 lv Particular aftewtiah paid-M the manufac ture of trogs^aiicheOj^e., ; , TO ..MILLERS AND MILL OWNERS. Mill and gin gearing of every description, furnished of t|ie best material and workman ship at the lowest prices, TO PLANTERS’. Particular attention paid to the' niaiinfitr- All of which are offered on as favorable terms as goods can be purchased ill. this BookStore place. ‘ ' Cassville, Sept. 23, 182-3 BANK NOTE LIST. All Georgia bills of solvent Banks, at pa,r. OTT”Look out for Counterfeits, $I0*s on tlie Bank of Augusta, payable to J. M llitt. has no picture of Gen Oglethorpe, ' the genuine has. - Also, $ 100’s oh the Bank of the State of Georgia, payable at the Branch Bunk, at Washington, and dated Sept. 3d. 1848, has a red back, with .the words “State.Bank of Georgia.” en graved, the original has nothing of it. South Carolina money ut par. Couhterfeif $1 Oo’s 011 the Merchant’s Bank, Cheraw, Alabama, North Carolina and Tennessee bills, from 3 to 5 per cent, discount. ...... I L-... [ft Consumption! E VERYBODY knows is a flattering dis ease. It commcncss and progresses so iusiduously, that before ooe is aware of it, the lungs arc a mass of ulcers, then a sudden exposure or change from heat to. cold, pro duces an inflammation, ami in a few days or weeks, it is said he Or she died - of hasty Con sumption. For all troabled with cough or lung complaint, we would refer to 4h« adver tisement on the outside of this gaper df jud- son’s Chemical Extract of “ Cherry'’mid Lungwort,” which is said to be a certain cure for this awful disease. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS! A Good Opportunity! T HE undersigned is anxious to sell his stock of books AT ONCE. He will therefore offer at private sale all Miscellaneoosworks at COST, and'school books at d small advance upon COST.. All that remain unsold by tlie l>t of November, will be sold At AflonoB itokun te stock and ON TUESDAY, N^miBER 2, 1852. Call and examine sumk and prices. .JOHN W. BURKE. Cassville, Oct. 14, i852. LIST OF LETTERS K ^MAINING in.the Post Office at Cm vide, on the Tsf day of October, 185(2. Abbott T U Allen Nancy H Ainsworth vVm Arnold John Atwood JC . Baker Jasper Barren John A Bobbed W D Bishop D V Benpctt B F Buffington J R. Bramlet E M Boggs James Bennett J W Ballinger Wm Bell Jane n Dry* nt Samual- Brown J R Barney Mrs E A Barney J M . Briggs Mary R Barry Richard Collins Jacob * Creamer Jonah Crew Asa >' Culbertson A F Cummings ■ Cline E Clark Miss E Cantrell Jama Corbin John ' Co ford John Campbell Jama - Chaawqdmf Joseph Clardy J B Davenport Jahn Davidson - - ' Everedga Jtana Erwin Alfred Elrod WA Floyd Jims NM Ftomaajfrnnrm 1 Andrew - Ths term “'PuttTng your too* in itit seems, is of legitimate origin. According to the 4, Asiatic Researches,” a very carious mode of trying the titto to toad; is practised Floyd ia lDbduooUn. Two hofreavo tog in the *'**^■^•*^'**1 disputed spot, ill each off which the lawyers Fuller Eolpmoa on cither side put one of their kgs, and re- j Fu|Hm l.S ’ main there till one of them is tired, or com- i Grivwold B. €» plaina of being stung by the insects, in which j Gilw Wiley 9 one hi* client ia defeated. In this country M L W t is too geimraMy the clieot, and not the ‘ Griswold J T lawyer, who ..putskmftiot tolt?* I Grogan John *• - «' Gardner UB Houldritch Wm -Hall J K. HuVgf Wm' Hunt E 6 Harris iscae .« Hardin J-M. Henderson. O E -v HiilMhomas £ Irwin Ahrafaam >- James RM > Jones John Kia*WH ‘ Kilbags worth F Kcllyihomos Kirkpatrick H. , v ..^ Keys Miss Marv ..LyonJjN - Luther Acmimc Lewis N ~ v Linton A J ' , Leak R R La A Dl) «• LumpkinMfry Atm McCravST Miles W K 4 McAllen Wm. Martin Mrs b McDaniel Lor A McGuire Patrick McGuire Henry Mathis Victoria - May B Mooney Jama Montgomery David McLin Haoi - ■ OKeaaFM OsbornBamd Pilcher B i; Pnr&sj Howe Uwtwt 3 Rice Wm , StntntJT - Stewart Jum BARGAINS IN LADIES DRESS GOODS. SNOWDEN & SHEAR, AUGUSTA, GEO. r LL, from this day,, sell their present stock of colored printed Muslins,- col ored printed Borages, Tissues, Crape de Par is, and Grenadines, at cost. The assortment embraces some of the latest styles and "most elegant articles of the season. July 29 0. & H. CAMERON, DIRECT IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL ERS IN Crockery, China & Glass ware, 5<. 145 MEKTINQ-8T., Uhtirlmlra, 8. C. HAVE always on hand a large and exten sive assortment of the above Goods, (select ed by one of the firm at the Manufactories of England and France,) which they pffer for salc at ns low rates as they can be purchased in any citv of die Union. Jan. lfi' 1852. 49^\f. Notice of Uopartnership. GEORGLl, WHITFIELD COUNTY. To ALL PRRSOKS WHOM TMRSKPKLSRXTS COME, GREETING: > \ K NOWye that we. Benjamin E..Green, Robert Batey, James Seou. and-George Phifipsf have associated ourselves together. a n body eorpoiate, for die -purpose of engag ing in the business of a machine shop and foundry, and that we have, adopted us our caipmMe ngfoe^by which vve will sue and be sued,the Dulton Mamjticturjiig(Company, and by which we will be known and designa ted. that we have subscribed os our corpo rate stock Flic sum of four tltofisimd seven hundred dollas, wliicli will be employed in the tmsinese>lK-fore mentioned. (Signed) Benjamin E. Green, James Scott, Robert Ratet, George Philips. ' --'-8tg nc d in the presence of Wm-1*. Chester, and Winston Gordon, J. 1. C. Recorded and certified for tlie 31st day of July 1852. John W. Anderson,c me. GEORGIA, WHITFIELD COUNTY. Bteithriown that on the 3dth <fay -of July, in the year of our Lord 1852, before- me, Winston Gonlon, one of the Justices of the Inferior Court for the county and State afore said, personally came Robert Batey, resident of the Dalton Maufacturing Company, and haring becndnly sworn on the Holy Evan- gclist of Almighty G<nL,according to Imr, deposeth and saith, that die amount at emp- ital stoclr'acttulfr paid to atid employed fry sAnleompahy, is "dTree thousand five hundred dollars,.and property, tools,'stock,' Ac. of the rofnpuBr, are actually worth tISf amount. ‘ ' - * Robert Batet.' Sworn to and subscribed before ni. WINSTON GORDON, j. i. c. Recorded this 31a« day of Juir v XB5& r JOHN W, ANDERSON, t.a. c. ’August 19 28 tf NEW BOOKS! Cork gud Buy ! Just Received at .tlie ■... Cherokee Book Store, T HE FOLLOWING Dewand interestieg works: - ' . - -• Napoleon Dynasty,by the Berkly men,2 5t> Loremco Dow’s complete works, 2 00. Sparks’ Life of Washington, l 00. Haliburton’s Yankee Stories, I 00. - Book of Knowledge, 1 00. Fox’s Martyr’s, 1 Oft - Thrill tog Adventures, l 00. Georgia-Scencs; 1 -25. • . * Life and workspf Dean Swift, I do. Simms’ Life of Marion,.! 00 • Gen. Greene, I; Oft Unde Tom's Cabin as it is, 1 75. History of the Mormons, 1 00. Leslie’s CoOkery, I 00. James Mpntjoy, 80c. • r .- Saoford and Merton, 80c. Wm. Tell, 50c. Duuicl Boone, 5Qr. Roughing it iu lbc ilush, by Mrs. Moo- die, 50c. . .. Miss Strickland’s Queens of England, € vois $10 00. Fifteen Derisive Battles, 1 25. Stewart’s Free Mason’s Manual, j 00. Tern iterance Tales, 1 25. Aesop’s Fables in Rhyme, I' .Op. Judah’s Lion, by Charlotte Elizabeth, 56c, Sargent’s, Russell’s and Frost's Sjmakers. Rollins’ Ancient History, 3 50. September g, 1852. mJT-rl MOLE PAPER & EH VXLOP, E have just received*: rich asHortmento-turedf ploughs ami pfongh castings of all men: of the above, at tho h heroltec kindatoi ving purchased thr paMcnis of Ike late firm of Taliaferro & Torbett, a supply wilI be,constantly on' hand. The jlroprictorS of the “ A'merfcirfi Iron Foundry.” being ptaefieal mechanics, and having the CSlahlislfmcnt.'uudcr their own byt Uiu Sept. 2, 1852. is School. A RENTS and Guardians are rcspecfful- ly informed that a Male School .under the charge of R. F Neely,A. ll. Ex-scholar of the. Uiriversity of Dublin, and a Femal§ School cpnductod by Mrs. Neely, are now fn operation in QgssviUe. The rates of Tu ition are as follows— , ' Spelling and'Keatling, per 4 u iitc' r ' of eleven weeks............. .'fi.. $4.00 Reading, Writing, Geography, and A rithmetic, The foregoing Branches, vvi and Composition,. Latto, Greek, or Mathematics; filoAfl Drawing mid Painting,..........$4.t)6 French,..$4,00 Cassville, Sept. 16, 1852. CALHOUN FOBEVER! ' - WM. M. PEEPLES, r l now receiving direct from 'New 'York. Philadelphia, Ac., the most' lieaiitfftll stock of staple and fancy gbods cvrtr opened in this market. The folloirmg, in part Com pose his stock :—Drj goods of almost every variety, haCd Ware,boots'and shoes, saddldr, ready made clothing, hats and copto stEanv goods umbrellas and-parasols, books %&& stationary,- fancy goods; toya, jewelry .crock-' erv, glass ware, sugar and etofee, molasses, salt, iron, nails, medicine, oils paints, ftc:, which he will sell ,cn reasonable terms.— Feeling gtateful for past favoia, he- hopes that his old friends will continue their pat ronage, and that the .public generally will call and examine his stock, before purchas ing elsewhere. Prodfioe taken for gatoda,Mt jHat/.eC ’prices.' Store on 1». Road > street, formerly occupied by J. It. Knott. 1 * riepi 23—33—3nr r. DR. MILES J. MURPHY, PllT80SIEMCAL jto JioIANIC .PiiXfitClAJG H AVIN’^ jicfmainmly’’located at'Cartcrs- vilte,will attend .1 romptly to all cal^.as I’fiysiciati qf'Surgcon. looping from a well foun'ded medical education and successful experience" to merit and receive '! liberal share of patronage: fT"?* IVtrtichfar 'aiien tlon paid to diseases Offenrafcs. ’ Qf/icehit lf. ^..Maryan's'Store, 'opposite the Cortexseiffe llbtd. ' |IVK 12 * NEW PROVISION STORE. ‘ AT ADAIRSVILLB, UfiO. ” C l ALL over on the west sideqf tte Rail / Road, and (tuy your GROCEfllEs eMeap Jor cash’ or barter. Here you canal wavs find Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Rice, Salt, Bacon, Lard; Meal, Fleur, Cigars, Tobaceer Snuff, Candies, Uai-ias^ Gheesej Fickle*,.Ac., Ac. D, A- t’KiWFftRB. , June -3d, 1852^—6m F- JULY GliOCERY A SP CANDY 1JANUFACTQRY. 1 LSI CALHOUN,--GKO, . fllllE subscribers having opened n-Eamlly X - Gcocevy an J.Candy. Store .in Laiiipun^ Geo-, solicit a share of'ttok public patrdpag« They keep on liaud and tiiw; at wholesale end retail. Molasses, AVic (tiiewui Symjt,- Soyars,Staart',s liejiuctk autl Ctncttej ed; Muclir eieL, Vice, Uio ami Jaea-Cojfee. . Tlteir Candy,which is a rood article,.wid: be forwarded at-”0 cents m s |ioua«l._ .They also have on hand,a satiety »i Pickles,Peer sertfSj JUmoH ijyretp, Sauces, 'Jbhaoso, Cigars, Sapjf, Mi retard, Matches, Haitian, fy-., aH of which wiU be sokk cheap for cosh. Coll and- see us. We think we ran please vom- ir. D BVEKKT¥ : & IX>. ’ ea’.hato,-Geo. April l^th, iS»2. - ' Gptyi News! JV£ST GAINES, snpei'mteiidenec.imieinployingnone, b^t ( best woikuiqn.-cpufiden'ly assert , that they ... a ^ ax' i. IV ,1I, : ‘i ... - or can ni.ienfSctnfe iiIT desriiplfirlns of eastings and ear work, eifhai in quality and at as low prices as can be furnished by any other es tablishment. North or Boutfo . They hope, therefore. I>v strict attention to business and punctuality in fulfilling their .contracts, to merit* fHepatronage and' cneonnigcmcnt of ftoutlimaiRailroad companies; and aU other parties requiring castings,or.ear work done cheaplv and expeditiously. OSMOND, GIlAY & CO. . Augusta. Ga. We ave enabled to refer to -the following namedgen tlemau: X and tlie people of the ueigbbotitdoii, that he may be found at E V B- I’retdey’s. ql- way* ready to dp'anywgik in thewagon ina-. king line; also will stock Scythes uuhe.sliprt- cst notice, and wjllAnake ,them. runas well and saveas mnch grain as' any in Georgia. Euliarlcc, Jan. 22, 1852.—ly. CHEROKEE BOOK STORE, AT CASSVILLE. GA T SE ttu'dcrsigrfcdrivfruld most respectful ly aamountc to the citizens of Cherokt-e Georgia, 1 that he has established a Book Store at this point, and can Supply on the most reasonably terms: - Law,.Medical, School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, Blank Hooks, Hay'mines, &c. t &c. He wi.i at all times h^cp a .gpml supply^ on hand, and,apy liqdk that m»- ndt be found in the Store, can be’ obtained in a*few'days. ' . "He solicits a share of the public patron age—SelievingThat satisfaction caii be giv/ on.... AD orders from a distance will be .prompt ly attended to. JNO. W. BURKE. Ag’t. . > NEW Plaia and 0 nameatgl HIKE undersigned having peijri&ntditi^ 1 d r X eated liimsell in Uussvilic, and engaged the serVie^s of Sir. Robert Mefron^' who js well known as a first rate wood workman, and haviiig procured a good stock of wejl seasoned timber, and good fashionable,trim- Northerfktyje. All orders wj&J be proqipt- ly attenaed' to,’'and"no~ dis:>ppointnEent \viil be made to any who may patronize him un less in case of Sickness.' Rjease call and see and judge tor yourselves. WM. BRADLEY N. B. He,-is also prepared, for .Glassxut- ting. Gilding and pain ting signs, both plain and ornamental, and other ornamental wdrk, such as Gildipgj Bronzing, Bainting^&c.' Hfs shop is nchr thcr northh/^st corner pf flit square, wht-rb he hvill do workTotv for cash ; and'produce will be taken at the mRfket priccs. . May 6,1352. - 4 «•-- .4* W«W"-4'*. U AT COST,! T ADIEB’ tjuiiuner.Dress. Goods, consist- q., Sup’ lion. Wm. E. Dearing, Augusta. Wni. K. KitcheUi “ Hugh O’Neil, . •“ , %t Win. II. Gotidrich, . “ Wrti. Baldwin, Sup't Motive Power, W & A. lLJt-; AtlatMn. Rreh:ird jfettn, Atlanta.- ^ George IlobiRfoa, ilainhure. S. C. G. T. Oglesby, Gin Manufacturer, Augus ta- fDtty 29—25—Guts Spring and Summer Goods!? L. J. PARR, Atlanta, Ga. R ESPECTF'ULLY informs his old custo mers ant! the pnldic generally, tliat he has just received a large and well selected stock of Dry Goody, Qroeerieo, Hardware, Cutlery, Farmer and Meehan^ tee's Tools, which lie will sell-on the most accommoda ting terms... His stock-which is very esten- sive.ttitd selected to srit the market, consists asToTlows: Rich innsHn3c laities, Cashmere,merino, s black watered and colored Alpaca, Jackouci and eross-harred muslin, a fine se- lecttoa,«f ladies’ initts, a general assort ment ofENGLJ.S1I PRINTS and CALICOES. French ginghams, Cashmeres, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Kct- scyt, Negro blankets, white and red Flan nels, a general assortment of DomcstR-s. Synip, mol.-isscs, sugars, coffee, tea, macker el. Tobifceo. XcgarS, Shot, Lead, Powder, Snuff. Indigo, madder, and all kiutl*Aif Dye stuffs. Swede ami English roll cd Ir.on, Cast, German and Blistered Steel, Blacksmith Anvils, Hammers, Vices and Ueltows, Planes, Plane Irons, Cross' Hand and Mill saws, Nails, assort ed sizes, ami horse-nails and shoes. N-jB,_,Coys?BV Pkoucck bought' at. tl>* iiigliest market prices,and goods sold as low ns can be allordciT. 'Call a.nd s< e for your selves. nyAlldrders promptly attended to. 3 story Bride building, corner iff Whitehall and Alabama streets,; ATLANTA^- GA. Great Attraction I rpiIE undersigned has justfreceived a lot of tEe most useful and attractive books JLi ing of MusiiinqB.trt-gcs,.’i i.ssues<&e, at I 5 JNU.A.-ER WiN’S4 J nly 8. Insure You Propo ly ! *JMIK umJcrsigttjd. agrttt (of the Southern The nton who was injured by ■ burnt of applause Happiness is promised ant ia the learned, i bat to the goad. * HillJF Henderson T C Hall Wto Oct. 14 Bhepheid JararoC Sumpter J F ; -j SftHson K E SaalterH SmvaUMrs. Nnct Taylor JW { UadeiageflJft flt jastP*** wowra j Whiter! VkdcrCI Whitfield fJ Wilson Tho. Zara Wat t* X HA.IWE *» M NflwJookfo«^come and Buy! W E have just received the following new and interesting Books: Knowlson’s Horse and Cow Doctor. Duff 's Book Keeping. Pioneer’s Daughter, by Bennett. ^ Imv in High Lite, by Arthur. - «- VoHey Farm, by Peterson. Love in a Costage, by Arthur. * - The Oxonians, bj Bulwcr.' -- TEe -Divorced - W ife, by Arthur. -Cruising in the last War, by I’eterson. Aunt Phillip's Cabin, a reply- to ^.Umcie Toro’s .Uabip. by Hr* Eastmai Lastot tfle Mohican, by Coopee. ., . The Pilot, a kea tale, ' ** 3 Jntrpliian. or the Edeet and j Grace Aquillar. Robin Hood, illustrated. - ..-s, Qa«M^ek oftoa witowts at toe Cherokee Book Store. . JOHN W.-BURKE Sept 3ft, 1852. CHAS. II. DUKYEE, . Forwarding. Storage AjfD UENEBAL Commission Business, ji0.66.,' BAY STREET, Savannah, ILffR. DUfiYEE will, stall times,give his iVX careful and prompt pe soaai attention ; Mtttual Insurance Company, couthincs to insure the lives cf white persons, slaves, or any species of property. All oidcrs by niafl Attended to promptly. 1GH.N W. BURKE, Ag’t. Sept, 2,1852. BOOTS .Ml) SHL'iiS. A fine assortment of Boots and iihoes, some at 374 cents a pair, just received by. PATION & THIMBLE AkaiiseiUc, April 14th, -1852, Hollow ware and Pig Iron. rrilE subscriber Luts bouglit out the Iron i'W " ' 4 forks in Cass county comutoiiiy know n as Earles’ Furnace, ami has now on hand a ood assortment of ever brdight to'this market—among which arc the folio whig: Runyan s Minor Works; Dealings with Dotnbey und son.- Federalist^ Junius’ Letters., Burns’ complete works'-—Library style. Goldsmith’s sind Moores, do'. do' Hale's’Dictionary of Poetical-Quotations. Preston's system of. Book Keeping: Amelia’s Poems—Dick's Works. Heaalev’S Washington and hm^Gcnerals. “ Napoleon and Sis Marshalls. Wild Girl of Nebraska. 'i’exan Virago, 01 toe Tailor of Gotham.- Katharine Writon, or the lvsLel .af Dor chester. # ... Love Adventures of Solomon Slugs. -. Scalp Hunters, bv Maynelfeld. ' Eolitte, or the Xlagnolia VaS^ by Mt*. Hentz. Prairie Bird. Jane Eyre. - . Halliburton’s Yankee Stories, oB cents. ' Cook’s-Voyages round the world. Sanford and Merton. Phillips, Curran, Oration and Emmett. Campbell’s Poems—small ed. — JUarco Paul’s Travels—4 vole. Springs’ Glory of Chris,. Mother's Recompense, by Grace A<iuillar. Ilome-lnflnence. “ '* “ Wild M'cstern Scenes. Webster’s Large Dictionary'—unabridged. Also, a large lot of comman,and fine Let ter paper,- envelopes, steel pens, inks, wa fers, &c &c W'c sell cheap for cash. ... BUHKE,- AgcntT^- 10 receivtng.sclliug; storing or forwarding whatever cottons or other produce may be consigned to him, on which the usual advan ces will be made. FOR SALK! 1NOB sole 500 acres of Land, lying on the Jj Western & Atlantic Railroad, adjoining the town of Cassville, With loff aefes clcar- 1500 worth of inprowiiian mit,NMMte<fuKw rod packing screw, good , dwelling, frc. ftm; level volley Land- Don’t nfmitr, btet csdl and look a the crop on it, Ft can be booriit for forty-five haadiuddal-' ' ra. AUGUSTUS B. WRIGHT. Sept. 3ft. ?*52.-6w REFERENCES: 'Merits. G. W. Garmany & Co: Savannah. *- - Jeffers, Cdhran, Ife Co. Hamburg. “• B. S. Dunbar & Co. u . - “ 8. C. Grenville A Co. Augusta. ' D. Osbom, Esq. Forsyth. Messre.- J. Ndrcrom & Co. Atlanta. . * - EW.tT.fi Sims, Newnan- i. W. fiarte,-E*J. Cass v*Hc. A A. Erwin, Eaq. -. » H: Brantley, Esq. Penfield. Batts, 1’ickreil tCo. Baltimore. HoMts, Stark ft Co. New York. AteWB-B HOLLOW WARE ANO PIG IRON, a superior article, matr-rfaccnrcd at thealxire Works, which he will sell on good terms. The Pig nrctal is hot blast. Hollow w three cents per pound, delivered at Carte: viHe Depot. ■ Orders may be addressed to him at C: tersville. Geo. JOSEPH WIIISTON. . April 20, 1852. MUriARY NO j —Trt- He.vu Qcakteks,- 12th Div. G.-M. MUSIC BOOKS. A SUPPLY of the Southern Harme Harp of Columbia, Sacred Harp,, al w J on hand at the Cherokee Book Store, Cq viilc, Geo. [April WASHiURN, WILDER & CO. Factors! and Commission Merchants, 8AVANKAH. GJEO. W ILL coulinjc toe above business, 14 Boy street, east-of toe Exchange. Orders lor bagging, rope and other sup plies filled promptly at lowest cash prices. Refer to Maj. W in. ganfonl, Gen. S. P. Mvrick, Baldwin county. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. A few thousand tine Cigars, also Chawing Tobacco, for sale low by PATTON & Till iiiLE Adairoeilk, Geo. April 14th, 1852. Cassville, Oa.. T HE Commandants of the lot and 2d Brigades I2tli Division G. Si. will pay- strict attention to the ptopet officering of the Regiments-hi their respective Brigades, and the appointment and equipment of their staff officers—particularly their Brigade In spectors—-preparatory to the approagfytip Annual Review and inspection of toe mBi- tia of theState. The want of mtcrest mhn- ifested by too superior officer* in thd proper organization of their command—their almost entire neglect of their duties—has, in effect, repealed our militia laws. Officers of ev ery grade vrilf be held aceoifistablfe ^for any failure to perform their' duties by a rigid etttermtnt if the militia laws ot ltd State. By order-at Maj,-Guild -Jofar U. Rice, Com. 12th_Division G. M. ' . Town Property for Sale!" I WILL sell iny houses and lots in Cal houn, Gordon county, on good terms,— Tlie lots are Nos. 9 and 10, first section— tip Jiff . LOT just received and for 1 k. Dennis, S: B. Marshal!, Messrs CaHcr j three houses suitable Far store houses and ^ Cherokee Book Store. Chfl rod Ilarver, Potwmn cocnty. A. McAlium, Ira Peck, Twiggs county. Biaek k Cobb, Messrs.- Carter & J, Ctn sooafy. JAS. WASHBURN, JNO. B. WILDER, FRAS. G. DANA. Aug. Iff 27 6m families, with good kitchens to eack boose. Possession given immediately, m*d if not,' January. Call on Robert Brass* - will show them. I will sell Iow RETBEN S€pL2 SO the ropply is fimited. July U. 1852. XU NN A ELY’S - . PATENTJ at acts per pound—J wmlu^pi] Blanks for Sale Hw ■* ^ vrto.tr>-,--1 ■ f-.'mMrrr