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6/ 7 Ike Below we give a table shewing the official vote in ninety-seven eowntiee in this State. It will be seen that the Southern Rights Pieree Ticket received 32,407, the Union Pierce ticket 6,773, the Scott ticket 16,089, the Independent whig ticket 6,225, making in all bat 00,696 votes, which is 38,347 less than the vote east for Governor last year in ' Georgia. The unprecedented smallness of the vote in this important election was caused principally from the ascertained and known ' opinion of a large number of the voters be ing in favor of the election of Gen’l Pierce. We suppose that our Fire-eating brethren will admit that the Union ticket had the ef fect of bringing several thousand voters to the polls, and thus increasing Pierce's pop ular vote in Georgia. Lwi» Xapotam iiSew Tick City. The Brooklyn Daily Advertiser, moral* i New On leaks Mauwet.—Saturday Nov. 12.—The sales to-day are 9,009 bles at firm COUNTIES. s.n. Scott. Webs’r. Union Appling. Baker, 630 101 22 4 Baldwin, 269 177 23 4 Bibb, 780 881 28 7 Brynn, 66 60 Bulloch, 287 Burke, 177 12 GO i Butts, 434 67 7 Csmdem, 211 31 Campbell, 638 168 29 6 Carroll, 850 185 32 43 Cass, 654 137 552 'Chatham, ~rrrr <Ax> Chattooga, 316 114 79 62 Cherokee, 060 81 10 545 Clarke, 225 118 141 258 Clinch, 48 4 71 2 Cobb, 975 307 20 113 Columbia, 259 no 115 2 Coweta, 050 215 160 5 •Crawford, 867 161 20 Decatur, 295 220 50 DeKalb, 1016 565 52 26 Dade, 126 65 85 Dooly, 474 175 7 Early, 374 129 6 14 Effingham, 64 18 96 Elbert, 98 159 Emanuel, 174 5 21 Fayette, 582 264 39 16 Floyd, 494 368 40 58 Forsyth, 589 106 39 37 Franklin, 435 66 157 Gilmer, 309 116 426 Glynn, 40 29 10 Gordon, 584 264 2 105 Greene, 172 312 145 Gwinnet, 427 59 345 76 Habersham, 50 100 499 Hall, 186 43 14 882 ising upon thernpid asoent of Louis Nspu* prices. Middleing 91-2 to 95-8 cants, leon up the ladder of ambition, from pcs* j Cha.lestow Mabwet.—Monday, Nor. itive poverty to superlative grandeur and ]& s p M.-Cotton. -Sales to-day 1,800 power, recalls some reminiseences of faia so- kt9 1.4.101-4 cents. Market firm, journ in New York city manf years «S*> brisk prices steady. The editor says: | _l « What strange events have occuredwith- ! in a few years iu reference to that man! J Aflamta Prices Cmrremt. Corrected weekly from the Republican, ADVERTISEMENTS. a high official position under the Freqph Gov- characterized iiim, he was frequently ex pelled from certain places in which he ob truded himself, and more than a dozen times was the occupant of a cell at the old jail in the park, long since torn down. « Not long prior to his leaving the United States, he was arrested for a misdemeanor committed by him at the disreputable house of a woman whose establishment he often visited, and the writer of this article was employed professionally to save him from the threatened consequences of his reckless ness and indiscretion. We little supposed at that time that the thoughtless gay young „man who was taen our cl’ent (and who is still indebted to us for counsel fees and dis bursements) would become Emperor of France. Such however, is now his manifest destiny” although wc believe that the reali sation of his ambitions hopes and aspira tions will but hasten the fearful doom which unquestionably impends over him.” Com,. •••••••••••• nitn 40 a 39 Bacon, 11* a 14 Butter, .......16 tf 29 Cotton, .......7 a 9 Corn Meal, 40 a 50 Flour, per bbl., . ..$6.00 a 700 Egff 8 . I* 1 do *-. 10 a 124 Lard, by the bbl., 11 a 124 Chickens, each 10 a 15 . Potatoes, Irish per bu... 90 a 100 Peas, per bu. 70 a 75 ....$170 a 175 30 » 35 BANK NOTE LIST. Hancock, Harris, Heard, Henry, Houston, Irwin, Jackson, Jasper, Jefferson, Jones, Liurens, 339 410 526 502 192 108 372 93 310 63 465 828 428 273 12 39 132 89 166 67 29 1 10 20 50 34 196 16 168 Lie, 223 189 42 O Liberty, 138 68 7 Lincoln, 150 17 67 4 Lowndes, 290 22 151 Lumpkin, 296 178 232 Macon, 288 ".296 W 69 'air- 116 198 Marion, 424 861 8 McIntosh, 90 16 10 Meriwether, 634 823 23 Monroe, 631 879 56 1 Montgomery, 36 14 91 Morgan, 266 189 119 11 Murray, 323 238 2 16 Muscogee, 777 652 9 Newton, 386 336 197 23 Oglethorpe, 179 60 204 16 Paulding, 327 44 2 79 Pike, 377 356 36 Pulaski, 231 33 57 1 Putnam, 182 227 20 4 Polk, 148 119 54 92 Rabun, 144 4 2 127 Randolph, 677 326 11 2 Richmond, 627 411 145 39 Jicriven, 171 8 36 -Stewart, 491 326 75 Bumter, 452 825 8 Bpaulding, 377 356 37 Talbot, 441 430 34 Taliaferro, 76 19 248 TatnaU, 56 121 3 Telfair, 88 47 14 Thomas, 259 39 17 4 Taylor, 157 Troup, Twiggs, 267 113 4 Union, 211 100 380 Upson. 324 341 70 Walker, 785 372 50 29 Walton, 339 111 110 208 Ware, 37 1 17 Warren, 306 28 147 26 Washington, 451 236 45 2 Wayne, 65 10 4 Wilkes, 193 12 43 247 Wilkinson, 602 94 10 Whitfield, 644 293 3 1 Ai Infernal Machine. Tbc following is from the New York Time*: It is stated on the evening of the 28th ult., a man, whose iudeutity has not been made out, employed a hackman at the Park to take him to the Fulton Ferry. On their way down, the person stopped the liack- man at the Herald office, and asked him to deliver a package. The hackman did as lie was requested, and left in the Herald office, a small round box. The box was subse quently handed to Mr Dennett, the editor ol the Herald. It was, as is said, marked as follows : •< Native silver and copper ore from the Cuba mountains, with letter inside the box. For James Gordon Bennett, proprietor and editor. Office, N. W. corner of Fulton and Nassau-sts. Private and with care.” Accompanying the box was a card, on whicb . was printed with a pen as follows: .4 Scnor 1 V. Alcazor, of Cuba, for Mr. Bennett, who . will call on his return to the city.” The 8 | outer envelope being removed, the lbllowing | inscription was read : *■ Specimens and pri- j vate documents from the interior of Havana 489 for Mr. Bennett (Only.) Should he be out 17 of town, keep for him. Island of Cuba, Sep- 1 , teinbcr, 1852.” As the box could not be j readily opened, Mr. Hudson, one of the ed- i itors of the Herald, who was present, made 2 ! an incision with a knife, when some black i grains of so e hard substance, rolled out upon his desk. These groins proved to be powder, and a subsequent investigation All Georgia bills of solvent Banks, at par. g^*book out for counterfeits, SlO’s on the Bank of Augusta, payable to J. M. Hitt, has no pfcSWre of Gen Oglethorpe, the genuine b«U. Also. filtlO’s on the Bank of the State of Georgia, payable at the Brandi Bank, at Washington, and dated Sept. 3d.1848, has a red hack, with the words ‘'State Bank of Georgia.” en graved, the original has nothing of it. Sou tit Carolina money at par. Counterfeit 8100’s on the Merchant’s Bank, Cheraw, Als.lwma-, North Carolina and Tennessee bills-, from 3 to 5 per cent, discount. Consumption! E VERYBODY knows is a flattering dis ease. It commences and progresses so insiduously, that before one is aware of it, the lungs are a mass of ulcers, then a sudden exposure or change from heat to cold, pro duces an inflammation, and in a few days or weeks, it is said he or she died of hasty Con sumption. For all troubled with cough or lung complaint, we would refer to the adver tisement on the outside of this paper of Jud- son’s Chemical Extract of “ Cherry and Lungwort,” which is said to be a certain cure for this awful disease. LANDS. COHEN & FOSSICK, SAVANNAH, jlHLL sell on the first Tuesday in De ar cember next at 11.o'clock, in front of the Coort House, in the city of Savannah. Lot No. fit, 17th district, 3d section of Cherokee county. Lot No. 127, 17th district, 3d section of Cherokee cotinty. 162,17th district, 3d section Cherokee «©. 159,24th “ 2d 198, 3d “ 4th “ “ The sale will he positive, the above lots belonging to an assigned estate, Nov. 18th—tds MVtUTBtUOtTl. ROME MUO STOKE, /■ tie War formerly occupied by STEVENSON & DUNCAN. W E an now receiving and opening, di rect from Importers, a large and well aefeeted stock of Drags of the purest char acter, all of which we will warrant and pro pose tO sell o« the most accotnmodatrjg terms aiwhofesale and retail, e would call the ADVERTISEMENTS' FBESH GOODS FALL AND WINTER ! JOHN 1 ERWIN A GAIN calls the attention of his custom- ers to his new and extensive stork of fall and winter goods, now receiving and opening at bis old stand, embracing almost ADVERTISEMENTS. fecial attention of Physicians of Cherokee j every article adopted »o the wants of the peo Georgia and Alabama,as we think we can < pie, and cordially ' _ , r ..,|MM invites ore and all to an furuishVsgood articles and on as good terms j examination of his stock. 8hort profits and as anywhere Ah "side, of Charleston. Our 1 large sales to responsible buyers, are his assortment is very Abe, consisting of the fol- j mottoes owing articles: Cassville, Oct. 7,1852. Morphine, Sulph Quinine. Ferrocyunate Quinine, rafffhe. Potass, Nitrate Sil ver, Phois- Calx. Prtclpt. Chloroform. < Alcoholic extracts, a full variety, am '* ! general assortment of the latest and most ■approved medicines and chemicals. Surgic- DR. G. W. KELLEY, SURGEON DENTIST, R ESPECTFULLY informs the p*blir v jca| r instruments, Dental files and sockets, that he is now located at Cass* ille, and j gold and tin foil, paints, oils, dye-stuffs, var- iost received: alsoafincstockof gloves find hosiery, by JOHN A. ERWIN. B OOTS «t«d Shoes hats and caps, a large assMtemttwf all, just received by •JOHN A. ERWIN. NEW FASHIONS FOR FALL AN& WINTER! • At O. DAT ; ^rotlLD respectfully inform Afs old received his fashions efistiing season, j from the eelebfatefl R a halt’s establishment, Philadelphia, and is prepared to wait on theiq at his shop, opposite La timer’s hotel. Colt and see him. and look at his fashion plates. Sept. 9,1852. Dutch Bolting Cloths: S NOWDEN & SHEAR here received' from New York, Dutch Bolting Cloths, of the best quality, Nos 0,1, 2, 3, 4,5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. and to which the attention of the public is respectfully invited. June 10, 1852. G UNNY Beggftg. rope and twine* far sale We are authorized to announce A. M FLOYD a candidate for Tax Receiver, at the election pn 1st January next. Oct 18—tdc NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A Book for every American! MEN WANTED TO TRAVEL AS AGENTS. The Subscriber is now publishing a Third Edition of TIIE LIFE AND VOYAGES OF AMERICUS, The great Navigator who gave name ttJ the Western Continent. BT C. E. LESTER. LATE C. 8. CON SCI); ILLUSTRATED WITH ENGRAVINGS ! ‘ The New Yotk Journal of Commerce, says: “ This is a very interesting and in structive volume, especially to Americafis, as it relates to the discovery and early histo ry of this continent. The plates illustrating various points in the history of the great Na vigator, and to the value of the work, and still more to its acccptablencss to the com mon reader” The New York Christian Observer says: In this elegantly printed volume, t'le coin- proved that the paper box contained a quail- pjj ers j, avc preserved all the information ac- tity of explosive powder, pellets of paper, * ‘ * ‘ ’ ’ nml friction matches, so placed as to ignite when the cover of the box was turned round, j It is supposed that mischief was intended, though none resulted from the torpedo. Thomas Carnal, the son-in-law of Gov. Foote, of Miss, was killed on the 8th inst. at Kentucky Bend, Miss, by James Carnal, whose father lie wounded some time since. ,pS~ Bills have passed the Mississippi Legislature prohibiting the use of ardent spirits in several townships and counties, upon a vote of a majority of the people re questing the boards of police to withhold license. Judge Conklin, U. S. Minister to Mexieo, arrived at Vera Cruz, on the 1st inst. and designed protruding to the capital in a few days. FOR THE STANDARD. (ass Division, No. 121, S. of T. Cassville, Ga. Nov. 13,1852. The following resolutions were unani imously adopted this evening •essilde respecting this celebrated voyager. The book will be a valuable acquisition ” The New York Recorder says: “ Hits is a worthy tribute to one of the great naviga tors whose name and history will be for ever connected with the American Continent. The work is well worthy of attention ts a repository of much that is valnable, hearing on the early history of the New World." The Albany Spectator says: “The sub ject of this work is sufficient of itself to at tract and interest every American. The man who gave name to this great western continent can never be forgotten. It is writ ten in that flowing and attractive style which characterizes all Mr. Lesters productions, and cannot fail to have an extensive circula tion/ by JOHN A. ERWlN will attend to ail orders hv letter or other- j nishes, putty, sash glass of every size, per j , m. wise.in the line of his l'rofewion from the ! fernery of the finest quality, brushes of ev-| NCtlCC Ol C opari*ICr»Ilip» citizens of this place, or the surTOfinding ; «ry style,spices, essential oils, fancy soaps ; GEO GIA. WHITFIELD COUNTY, country. Ilis prices will lie as follows: j sperm and adamantine candles, sperm aud = jtL »kSOK8 who* these ruEStehTs Flooring or tilling teeth, from SI to *2.00 Lin. oik burning fluid, corn and pearl starch, | obketiw. - Scaring and whitening, $2.00 ; Physicians’office furniture, stationary fine "T** ’ Pivot teet.., 3.50 variety,fine chewjng tobacco, extra fine se- T{ NOW ye that we. BenfamHl E. On cold plate. 8.00'; gars, macaboy, Scotch and rupee snuff, nne -ka. Robert Batcy, James Scott, and GcBtgte Rooms at Mr. Latimer's Hotel. Rcferen- French chocolate, garden seed of every va- j Philips, have associated ourselves together s ees can be shown by calling at his rooms. I rictv, Burning fluid and camphine. a fine se- a body corporate, for the purpose of engag- Nov. 32—tf. . * ' leclionof brandy and choice medi'al wines- ingin thehosiness ot a machine shop and , „ „. brandy and choice—,— = * i Also :r good assortment of Thompsonian foundry, and that we have adopted as our 17.1..»1,1« medicines, and all the most approved and corporate name, bv which we will sue and V 3,1.113,DIG JLlluDCr IftslQS popular patent medicines, a variety of fan- i be sucd,thc Dalton Manufacturing Company. Good News! Lryjf WEAlt F.r:i.ti.'! R: Frb'I; that il>: n.iiy be fun . c ways n atfy ■< do s-.y king line j also wiii sio. C5t notice, and wiit o ahd Kttvc as murli £r.-.i Ktlhar&e. J;;n. “22 1 «/ 7?,y. • r. ofco'ueu, hi, fi-ieriib: lilmrhood. :be wiigtni :r.n- iCt-a; tbc shovt,- cia run its wc?! ■ in Georgia. popular paten! ..——- ... — — . ■ , . cv and all ot’.ier articles to be found ii the ; and by which we wil. be known and designa ted, that we have subscribed as onr corpo- ! rate sto<-k the sum of fonr thousand seven hundred dollas. which will lie employed in nieniioiieii. Rkn.iamin E. OIkees. Ja.mks Scott. Robert Haticy. Gkokck Philips. senee of Um.F Cheater,' 'drugline. T HE undersigned will sell at Auction to \ Dfc. s. ft. PEARCE & CO. the highest bidder, at Cassville,on the ' j„jy 1853. 1st Tuestlny iu January next, the following — —; : the imsincss I" lots «»f Land to wit: j D R. D E N iN I b ’ ! (Signet!) Nos. 35,36.38. 585,642 651,657,658,665, _ . «« • f i 712, 716,730, 792. 861, and 865, in the 17th CICGFglA ibATSSlDEn E 3 . District, and 3d section of Cass county. Al- ! — ro a 50 ‘“ l \ thC 18 ai diS £f‘« 1H? ' lanndice, Skk Head-ache. Dizziness Loss of ^ignctl in «'-■ «^ww rS ;-i r -«a,~ r ,.; >*«• *-» «• fe! 4YH1TFIELD COl'STV. t titnlier'il. The titles ate Terms cash- November 15th EDWARD Nov. 18th—tdi NOTICK R G. Griswell, H AS now opcnctl a Tailor’s shop in the North end of Harp's old Grocery. Those who want work done in his line of business, must give him a call. Nov. 8, 1852. NEW PROVISION STOItE, AT ADAIKSYILLE. GEO. C 1 ALL over 0:1 she weft side rtf ihe Rat) 1 Hoad, nisi! hv your (inobinika 1 href, for cash or I .air or Here;. 011 < an always find Sugar. t'-'ffiVb, Molasses, llicc. 8a!t. Banin, I.aril, 'Meal. Flour, G'ignrs. Tuliacco. .‘ruutr, Candies, linicins. i l.ci -t. Pickles. S.c.. &c. D. A. CRAWFORD. June'3d. 1852’.— Gin CHAS. II. DIRYEK Forwarding. Storage AM) (i^NERAL Lost, prove 5 it"tobe"i| , |e , purwt and most n*f«r^ j Infcritir'Conrt for the county ami State afore- j Th/fK. OURYKB "ill. at all times, give his, p ’ration of Sarsaparilla that is made. ' said, personally came Robert Batey, resident iTJL careful and prompt j«e sonal attention Those wh • have used the various prepara-! of the Dalton Manfacturing Company, and to receivitsg selling storing or forwarding Commission Business, NU.00, BA V STREET, Savnnuiili, , sitler n osf appropriate in cases Undcf the iP A T or near Cartersville, a red pocket liook trcatmcn r. of common size, tied with a lea: her string I j[ S alterative and mildly purgative effect and containing the following papers: _ upon the bowels, make it rtot only a gtfdfl One execution from Cass superior coort,: substitute foi Mercury, but Useful iff remov- E. L. Jones, vs. W. Clayton and A. M. ingnll dhea cs arising Irbfii flH ititpfildctf! use of Mere try. . Prepared only by J.ffENNlS, M. D., Au gusta, Geo. Sold in Cassviile by Jtthti A. Erwin : in Cartersville, by J A.&S. EriHn; fe Porter, Adairsville; Young & Sims, Calhbun. Price. $1 per be tile; 6 ltottlesfor 35 Rememlier to ask for DENNIS’ GEOT\ : GIA SAKSAPAHLLA Cassville, Jane 24—20—ly. lions of Sarsaparilla will find, by the taste I having been duly swum on the Holy Evan- : whatever on tons or other produce may be. and effect, that there is more Sarsaparilla in j gelistof Almighty God. according to law, consign, n .0 jmn, on which the usual advan- one bottle of Dr. D’s preparation, than in ' deposeth and <mth, that the amount of cap-: h-s wdi be • k. half a dozen bortles as it».generally made* • h*® ^°lrk aclnailv imiic! jii afitf emplhjf** i nlCFF.i E^Cj^S ‘ Thai it might be more particularly adapted ! Cnitipniiy, is three thousand five hum.roa to professional use, nothinghnt the pure Sari ! dollars, and property, tools, stock, ice. ot tin* saparilla has been used, that, for different! company, arc actually worth the amount, diseases, physicians might combine or pro Robert Gatf.t scribe with it, such articles as they might eon- Franklin One execution from a justice’s court. A. M. Franklin & co. vs. Nicholas Matthews. One execution from a justice’s court, A. M. Franklin ys. Rol»ert Glayton. The following notes—One on Russel Bean, $6.95; Lawson BntttOh,31 80—paid; Sttmtl- e! Williams, $3.00; Alexander Patterson, $3.85: Morgan Fronebatfter 815.38—a cred it on it of $600; B. H. Carpenter $8 t»; J. W.&. B. H. CariHtntcr. $30 ; HenfV Young, $10; Benjamin Keller, $10-credit of $3; Larkin Wheeler, #10; D rury Christian Inti, on note $7; Elisha K. Coppinger, S44.?8 j Adolphus Streinc, $3.70; O. G. Lee, two notes, $1.70 each. I hereby forewarn all persons from trading for any of the n!»ove papers flr ViztmsiWm paying the same, except mysell, a> I Shall piwccd to establish them by law. A liberal reward will paid to any peraon who will return the I»ook to me, and any in formation will lie thankfully received. A. M. FRANKLIN. Etowah, Nov. 11—3t. T W O mar! fit* after date, application will he made to the Ordinary of Gilmer eourty for leave to sell the real estate of Gilbert Pritchett, late of raid ronntv, dece’d. JOHN PRITCHETT, Adm’r. Nov. 11—2m. T WO months after date, application will be made to the -Judge of the court cf Ordinary for Cass county, for leave to sell a A number of active and intelligent men of | hegro man Charles—a Stttitltj as the prop- good character are offered profitable employ- j erty of the late Dr. F. A. Milner, ment in circitiutihgj by subscription, the a-1 JAMES MILNER, Adm’r. hove valuable and interesting work in this j Nov 11—2m and the adjacent counties in the State of] _ _ _ Georgia. Cass sheriff sale—Postponed. The terms will qe given on application to j / \N the first Tuesday in December next, the Subscriber, post paid. H. MANSFIELD, Publisher, 'Yor St., New Haven. Connecticut. N\v. 18th, 1833. h: Sitofh to and subscribed before m. WINSTON GORDON, j; 1.1. Recorded this 3lst day of Julv. 1852. JOHN W. ANDERSON. C.s. C- August 19 28 <f NEW LOCATION. M. P. STOVALL, WAREHOUSE AJVD COMMISSION MERCHANT, Ingnsln, Ga. W OULD respectfully inform his old pa trons, and the public generally, that he has leased for a term of years, the new and extensive tire proof warehouse, situa ted on Jackson street, between the railroad depot and Broad street, near the Globe Ho- &fcLLtN<; AT COST! L ADIES’ Summer Dress Goods, consist ing of Muslins,Bareges. Ti-sue- Ac. at JXO. A. ERWIN’S. Julv 8. U SNABURGS, stripei and negro shoe blanket?; kerseys, tbr saic bv JOHN A. ERlVlf?. . Unvmar.y & ('8. ^avannali." ; ol!;raii. &t o. Hamburg.' Dunbar & Co u i. k viomille & Co. AugusliL i>. Osborn, Lmj Forsyth. Messrs. J. NOitHt^s &\’b. Atlanta. “ 11. W.& T. G Sims, Newnrttr J. W. Burke, Esq. Cass Wile. J. A. Erwin, Ksq. * B. Brantley. Esq. Pctificld. Butts, l'ickrell & Co. Baltimore/ Hollis, Stark & Co. New York. August 26— 29 F A MI LY (rROCEKI hS, Ac. I milF. subscriber is still in Calhoun, where. ! 1 he oilers alt articles in his line, at the lowest cash prices. Bay here, and thereby, save a high per ccnthge for booking, and War# SSrUiS'fci*"NODlliiS FOR MONEY. JOHN A ERWIN- I \Ve are determined to keen ns good articles as tbe market affords. We aft nbotit receiving a new supply fcf flic various is iritis of ... 8UG.1K9 31 lid ( Oi FEEfl, MOLASSES, SYRUP, CHEESE, SALT, LAltO, I-KESERVFS, PICKLES, SAUCE, DATES, PRUNES, CIGARS AND TOBACCO; DYE STIFFS, FACTORY YARNS; sale by O'SHIELDS & NORRIS, FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Over P'-epics' Store, CALHOUN, GLCRGXA. October 7, 1852. _ ; WM. H. & J. W. H. UNDERWOOD, ROUS, GEORGIA, Will practice Law in all the counties of the Cherokee circuit (except Dade.) They “ill both personally attend all the courts. J CANDIES ros teli formerly occupied by Walker and Bry- j \y (J Underwood'will attend the courts of son, and more fecflittljr by G. Walker & ! Jackson and Habersham counties of the Wes son j ,ern circuit Both will attend the sessions The location is an excellent one, being; 0 f t he Supreme Court atCassvilleaudGaincs- convenient to the Rail Roads, Hotels, Banks, v i|| e . All 'business entrusted to them will and chief business houses of the city. _ | be promptly and faiflifnlly attended to. Call and see ns if We think wc -_:ui suit Oetolier 21st, 1832 . g OB RETAIL. . , ■ tarticles. ). KVEREfT. 3T ^tfi : O will he sold lihfore the court house door in the town of Cassville. the following prop erty : One two-horse wagon *. levied on to satis fy an Inferior eout ti fa. in fa»or of Snlivan & Erwin vs Tho M Moore and Michael Executors* Sale. W ILL lie sold on the 28th day of Dc- j O’Brien. ('ember next, at the residence of Win. I E. A. BROWN. D. S. E. Wellborn,deceased, a portion of the per-| Nov II ^ ^ w ishabie property of sttid deceased : consisting j . - = 1 = =====» Resoloed, That in tlm opinion of this Di- j of one mule, cattle, hogs—all good stock and j OF LETTERS .. ...... h.., a,*, 1 in good condition ; also a portion of the crop ^ vision it is both rtght aud proper that bons j of ^ orn fodrter> one Buggy.; some farm-! REMAINING in the Post Office at Cass- ing tools, &c. Sold as the property of said , ville, on tbe 1st day of October-: 1853. Having every facility for business, and the disposition to extend every accommo dation to his customers, with a long Ac quaintance with the interests of the planter, he hopes he may have, not only a continu ance, but an increase of the liberal patron age heretofore extended him. Orders for Family Supplies, Bagging, &c., promptly and carefully filled at the lowest market price. fy Having transferred the lease on the Ware House lately occupcd by us to Mr. M. P. Stovall, iu consequence of our remov al to Charleston, we take great pleasure i recommending him to our friends. G. WALKER & SON. July 29—25—ly* of Temperance, every where, should baldly espouse the cause of prohibitory legislation against the liquor traffic. Resolved, That we will not, as a Division, conform our actions or views to the time serving policy dictated by the Grand Divis ion at its last session, but that we will as a Division and as individuals take our position in the front rank of the noble work now pro gressing in this State, determined not to be set aside by the dictum of men who are j afraid of their shadows deceased, for the benefit of the heirs find ere- j Abbott T H ditors of said dee’d. Terms made krtChvn on ; ^y en Kancy H the day of sale—sale toepminue from day to Ainsworth Win dav until! all is sold. Nov. 12,1852. WM. E. BROGDEN, > henry McConnell, i Nov. 18—tds ’ Ex’trs. Arnold John Atwood J C Baker Jasper Barron John A Bobbet f W p Bishop D F Bennett B F To all Concerned. LL persons indebted to W m. E. Well- 1 * d Horn, deceased, are notified to come for-' « M j wanl and make payment, or they will be p 0 ‘ j^es , ‘ . dealt With according to law: and all persons ” rt , w f of these Resolu- ■ j, av ing claims against the Estate must come i n ... ... / Yoffard toHsgf, Sptflaikiir;. / Tins institution, founded by the liberal Request of Mr. Wofford, of 8parta*burg, it ‘ will be seen by the following from tbe South- f ern Christian Advocate, will not be complet ed until 1861, «In reply to several enquiries ^addressed ffo form M ’iT—1 Will v ‘ Resumed, That a copy 01 tuese nesuiu- | hav j„g , tat;ns against me instate must come g a ||b I «»4 Wm tions be forwarded to the Temperance Ban- forward and present them 1ft terms of the ; jj t u ja ne ner for publication, and that they also be j law. KlfoH, ) _ Bry-nt Safetiei tblisbed in the Standard M1RB1E9, | At his residence on the 10th inst. by Rev. I . A. Crowell, Mr. Adam Hill, to Mrs. i 'Sar ah Davis, both of this county. j ... Nov. 12,’832. WM E. BROGDOtf. HENRY MCCONNELL, Nov. 18—tds. ! Ex’rs. ; Brown J R ' [ Barney Mrs E A _ j Barney J M Briggs Mary B GEORGIA, GILM&& COUNTY, j ^ - --- VV HEREAS Nancy West 2nd Reojsmtn j Sl^isSS? V * C - W . fgt a Pn ,es ‘l’ , me /°I lclt<!r ? Creamer Josi.h adraoistration on the esfcite of baninel B. grow Asm At Lost Mountain, Cobb county, Geo., on llest, late of said county, deceased. . , ' ColbertsoO A f nssnthe subject, we take occasion to in- ^ 27(h uU bj . j T Groves, Esq. Gxkkx ] These are therefore Cnmmings M »*—•£- *-'*• “ u! ** — 1 — - j county. Ga. W M-x Mary Lynch, of the vvitlttn the time prescrilied ity !**• to-show ! Cantrell James tbh~aaSofl85r The present contractor, j lormer plftce . The tempest past, the harbor iron; The peril o'er, the voyage done; With happy hearts, they now can prove, The eudlee joys of blissful love. Mr. Glayton, will press forward tie work rigoransljr, hut w allowed tie time above specified, by bis agreement with the build ing committee. A faculty of will be organised in euSeiewt time to the Collage at the begining, ef 1866. unexpected hiudranees have delayed tbe op eratians ti the building committee a few; The building fund, fifty Miss E . within the time prescrilied t>;’ ** w - to snow i Cantrell Jam ! cause, (if any they have) why Jsud letters j CwDin John j should not he granted. . , ! Coford John Given under my hand at office, this 10»i > Campbell James dav of November. 1852. HOSES GBEER, o. e. c. Nov 18—30d dollars, has been paid promptly by the exe cutors of the Founder of the lastitatten, and baa beati judieianely invented by the Treas urer so as to produce? percent, ad interim. Thus nothing will he lest by the delay. Tbc endowment find, fifty thousand dollars more, will be paid upon the completion of tbe buildings. While we regret that the college cannot be organised as toon as some who are anxious to lie enrolled iu the list of matriculates desire, U is satisfactory to kmnrtimt when its deers aveepenei it wiJI “ begin safely and well, aud with high prom- Bnjgr^ ineofa lung unowbarressed awl hnlhant 0rpw." yCumhcr, (STHS UUET. Savajvnah, Now. 15,1852. The sales yesterday were brisk, and a- mounted to 2127 bales. We quote extremes ; pphitmire, late of said county, deceased, at 9 and 161-4. “ •• : ’ "* ’’ GEORGIA, GILMER COUNTY. \17 HERE AS James R Finley applies to If nie for letters of administration with Uhc will annexed on the estate of Wm. Christo uher Joseph ClnidyJ B Davenport John Davidson Everedge James Erwin Alfred Elrod WA Floyd Miss N X Fleming Franria illiniltv. “"y * uvuinsru. , , , These are therefore to cite and admonish, ] Floyd Andrew r„ ■ ■■ vrrrhTr K«v 15 ^ all and singular, the kindred aud creditors of yanclmr R^r* CHAnunsroir, »oV. lo. j.au «u » be and appear at my oflfce Fkmraoy G W Sales to-day have reackal 1,800 bales, at ^ prescribed by law and shew j Fuller Solomon prices ranging from 9 1-4 to 10 t-4 cents, j caust , (jf anv there be) why letters of ad- : Fujerton J. t» — miiustration shoutd not be granted the said G s 1 JcK^ndermy Mud at office,this 10*|LW day of November^ W52.^ t I Griswold IT Grogan John* CHATTANOOGA PRICES CURRENT. Corrected weekly from the Advertiser. Bacon—new, per lb. ' J - 10 a II Beef, 4 a 5 Cum. per bushel, ' - -- - .. - 30 bhL 5jOO to G 50 l& « «- 28 a 43 bush. 65 ■ 90 hundred, 1.00 M03ES GREER, o. o. Nov, 18th—30d Gardner K B ' T WO mon*&after date, application will Gordon Francis be made to the Ordinary of Gilmer conn- | Godwin J H tv, for leave to toll the real estate of Lucy HiR J * n Harris^late tdsaid county,deceased. Henderson 1 ^ NEWMAN OSBORN, Adm’r. | Hril, Wm Nov. II—9m. ' OvtU HBtildmdt Wm Hall j R Hurst Wm a Hunt F S Harris Isaac Hardin J M Henderson O E Hall Mhomas Irwin Abraham James R M Jones Jtifott King W H i Killingsworth F Kelly Thomas Kirkpatrick H Keys Miss Mary Lyon N N Luther Jcmime Lewis X Linton A J Leak R B Lask 1> H Lompkin Maty Aim McCnrfl.'f Miles W R McAllen Wm. . Martin Mrs L McDaniel Lor A McGuire Patrick McGuire Henry - Mathis Victoria MayB Mooney James Montgomery David McLin Hugh ORearFM Osborn Daniel PflcberR Pew Bcnj • Rowe Margaret J Rice Wm Stewart • f Sxwart James Smith H Shepherd James G Sumpter J P Stensoa R E Saulter H Stovall Mrs. Hascy Smith W L Tar lor J W Undertrood I t R Waldrop Mrs M A Wofford Elizabeth White ner M * Wheeler C L W bitfield F M Wilson Thomas Zaat Wm A. U AIBE T M. Office next door to Hooper & Mitchell.! fjAA “ Buena V r :.<ta House,’" Rome. On;, at which plate ttficdr ltdth will always he fouitd, ex-' cept whtfi absStit on professional business. April 24—12—iy. ceivt.il by Frtftftf Hints. diiferetit patterns of Fancy i*i‘ihls, of all colors and prices, just rc- PATTON & TMt.MfcLB Adllitstille; April 14; 19S2: BOOTS AND SHOES. A fine essortment of Boots and Shoes, some at 37£ cents a pair, just received by PAT I ON & TRIMBLE Akairscillc, April 14th, 1852. Hollow ware and Pig Iron. First in Market! COME IN—ONE AND ALL!—AND EXAMINE!! Ms D. CARPENTER, W OULD respectfully inform his old cus tomers and the. public generally, that he is now receiving his supplies of Fall and Winter Goods! Consisting in part of the following Dry Goods: Cloths, Caasilifercs, Satinets, Ken tucky Jeans, Tweeds, Winter Shawls, Ma nnas. Brocades, Delsins; Alpaccas, Flan nels, Prints, Jackonet, Swiss, Cross-barred, and dotted Muslins and Cambrics, Irish Linens, Table diuperm toweling, bed ticks siieefing, sliming arid osnaburgs, kerseys, tinceys, bed blankets, negro do. A good assortment of Ready-made Clotkixg, consisting of: Vests, Pants, Brick, sacks, and overcoats—neat styles and well make. tfOOfrS to SHOES. HATS to CAPS, UenflfitttS mtd Ladles’ Saddles, Bridles, Collars,- Buggy and Wagon whips. Groceries.—-Coffee. Sugar, Rice. Moiasfcs &c., &c. Hardware and Cattery—Nails, iron, ^eood wore, tubs, buckets—varnish, paintcl and brass hound buckets. Crockery and Glass- dxhre, Bagging. Rope and Twine. All of which are offered on as favorable terms as goods can be purchased in this place. Cassville; Sep*. 23,- i825.. M’Daniels. Mitfehel it Hulsey WAREHOUSE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ware-house conveniently situated on Hunter Street, Strictly Fire-Proof, A NDABUITDANTLY COMMODIOUS. ALSO WHOLESALE AND ETAIL DEALE S In Drv Gooil-, Groceries, and the various | .. , , . t u„ necessary articles, desire to return thanks for I rPHE sohsenher has ^ liberal pitronage heretofore, and will trnst 1. Works in Cass eonntyemfMWfi^feMftff a continuance. I. O. McDANIEL. j as Larles h rnnace, and has now on hand a P. E. McDANIEL, gbtftl assortment of a w. MITCHELL, i HOLLOW WARE AND PIG IRON, h. J. HULSEY; j a fU penor article, manufactured at the above Atlanta. Sept. 2. 30 iy_ i Wo rks, which he will sell on good terms. HATS, AMD CAPS* The Pit? metal is hot blast. Hollow ware all the latest styles of Silk, Beavers, * yille Depot Cessimcre and Leghorn, Kossuth, Cain- j ()riir peachv, Palm Leaf, lec , at ! tersviiic ’ p,\ i ION & TRIMBLE’S. | Adairsville, April 14,1852. ■j, !ii'n at Car- vv lilSTON 7 . WASHBURN, WILDER & CO. Factors and Commission Merchants, SAVANNAH. GEO. W ILL commits ’.bfe ahttvc busirie ss, I 4 Bay street, east of the Exchange. Orders for bagging, rttpe ahd other sup plies filled promptly at lowest ciisti prices. Refer to Maj. Win. Sanford; G6ii. S. P.. Mvrick. Baldwin confitt. ! , "M. Dennis, S. D- Marshall, Messrs Carter. atrtl Hareev. Piiibjo' roroty. J A. Me Aline. Ira Peek. Twiggs COftUty. ! M-c-'-r Bhick i Cold ■ - rs. Carter & DIP.EC’ Apri. *•). i8'»2. Fiiniitiir WIU. SVAA, uv. 1. eon c.»m, and kitchen > ! hetlsteiids. sai fcfoekctr wave pots, pails, &c. i'i. mv < . Imre a fete 3 for Sale. • ms? reasonable .rates i-iic it i of b cancroid . co*i-isttn«: of tables, ii’i- wat'Irotie. chairs, cooking stove, (new) all and examine. .:0!iV -W. BURKE CAAIKKON. .,O TV1L0DK65LK 34aj. .John .'. Rev AS. KRAS. •sownty. .SfliiLTRN. vVILDEK, . DANA. Gni Croeke: N( New Plain and Onamental BUGGIES FOR SALE! . Ghiiia & <3fiass wave? H5 MEETTSrf-ST.,' «S- Cs IIAVEalwav-' on haut! a large andc-x(fcTi- i»t u: -urtn eat of the ne.bvfc C-oods. (seleef- d bv one of :!.•• tirni .it the Munefmtoritsof nd and France.) which e ey otter for uj low rates i s the) ran be [mrehased The lots are Nos. Sand 10, rirst sectifr*.— ; ; p a ,. v ,.j fv L, tffifeehouses suitable for store houses and ; 4^,. is. i&, >. families, with good kitcht ns to each_ house. ! Possession given immediately, and if not. 1st January. Call on Robert Brasswell, and he , ,. will show them. \ will toll k>w for catii. j ’-OH sa ; Town Property for Sale! I VY I LL sell rfty houses anti lots in ( al- j liouu, (iorrlon county, mi good terms.— i 49— I v. himself in Cassville, tuid engaged .the services of Sir. Robert ilelson, who is weM known as a first rate wood workman, and having procured a good stock of welt seasoned timber, and good fashionable trim ming, heis prepared to make orrepafrnll rwr7T.7' ir»r kintu of Buggies, Carriages, Ac., in neat \V stociio: ' Northern style. All «den will ho prompt- j oritd prime : R ly attended to, and no disappointment will auu tirenad be made to any who may patfouize him usi- embrace- aomt leas in rase of sickness. Please caH aud see ciogsmt u-ti. 'e REUBEN SCOTT. Sept. 2 30 _ 4w BARGAINS IN LADIES UP ESS goods 8N0WBEN & AUGUSTA. GO Plantation ftrli 8ALE! 5!i0 acres of Land, lying on the 1 " ..'Ati.i.ic Uanroail, adjoining' . with i ,0 acres clear- r‘- d i'mprovemetito .el gi« house,' , row, good •' • Sc. &CjT. .... Don-T ,'ipoAif.' . . hundreddoi- \Y RIGHT. . • ALt.,L. I'v sept. uJ ic52.-6*r Julv .9 WM. BRADLEY. X.& He'is also prepared for Glass cut- : , ting. Gilding-and painting signs, both plain and ornamental, and other ornamental work, ritlli; raj.-ot.-u.-reuiii.lie such aa Gilding, Bronzing, Painting- X 'l‘- r :I ‘ UU dup is near the north-cast corner oi in tiiv hqf' * l, - : the square, where he will do work low for gust. f»y n . ■ cash; aud produce will bo token at the market pric^. May6,l!to2. M >L \SSES, Sugar coffee, salt, iron, i.aus. nnd bla'-k>mirh< tools, for sale by JOHN A. ERWIN. existing an- '■.{ !i.i”iton. i •. d in Au- Oct. 7, W j pastreli.. ROfiEftT mUDON- DVi i. t. !Hi.4DY, ft?,.. iU Sir -t. : ATLANTA, Oso. iLER Hi. ■J > - li : wire. Carriage Trim- liaiii jA aatl x armer i Orucenes, liK^uors, <