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THE EXPRESS. Cedartown, August 1 Bt JNO. VT. RADLEY, Editor. Tin Express has ■ larger clrcu- aMaa than any ether newspaper pahttshaft In the 38th Senatorial roil COXORK88, HON. G-EO. N. LESTER, "Close Up Boys I” Dr. fMtwrt Speech lut Saturday. We hare neither time nor space to (ire an extended account of the meet ing and speech of Dr. Felton here on Saturday Inst. We will any tlmt we are ia excellent humor, iwd in excel lent spirits orer the result, and the friends of Lester are in a better hu- aaes and in higher spirits tliun we hare erer seen them since the open ing of the camimign. It was the | r • railing opinion umong them, freely and frequently expressed, that the Doctor was “under hack" and (hath s “hallelujah lick" was but the echo, the faint echo of its former self. There was no warmth, no enthusi asm manifested and the miserable failure of the meeting gare confl deuce to many Lester men who were before hopeless. The eerdict of the ■ore oaudid supporters of Felton was that he had gained nothing by his risit and speech, while his oppo ■sots were jubilant oxer the results. He oame here alone, it was his ap pointment, there was no opponent to meet him, he made his speech and west away, leaving his friends irri tated, uneasy and in had humor and hiseuemiss hopeful end confident. Is this not ao augury of our success? Ws seldom see its parallel in politic al campaigning. We will notice only two or three points in Dr. Felton's speech. His time was chiefly consumed in eulo- siag himself and abusing Judge Les. ter. He repeated here the churges which he made against Lester iu L’artsrsville and which he had not the courage and manliness to repeat at Daltou, where Lester had an op. psrtunity of replying to them. We had almost pronounoed this conduct as unmanly, dishonorable and cow ardly in the extreme, but we will state the facta and leavs it to our readers to form their own opinion ns to whether Dr. Feltou is a fair and honorable adversary. These charges were first made by Dr. Felton at Oartersville where lie thought he had his opponent at a disadvantage and sought to crush him at one blow; two days after they met at Dalton in joint discussion, Judge Lester hav ing the conclusion, and Dr. Felton grieved that in the heat of discussion they had ever been made. After the Dalton discussion lie refused to meet Judge Lester again and is now going over tha district aloue, with no oue to answer him, repeating those char ges which he had not the nerve to re peat in the presence of Judge Lester at Dalton. This is a plain, simple statement of facts. They need no coloring. If such conduct as this meets with the approbation of the voters of this district, u defeut ut their hands will be honorable. Again at the outset of his speech, Dr. Fel ton stated that he had expected to meet Judge Lester here and would have boon willing to discuss with him hod he oome. Was this state- meut truth? Dr. Felton had notified Judge Lester by a letter which we publish in to-duys issue of our paper, that he was not williug to jointly canvass the distriot with him and would not for the present meet him in joint disoussion. And more than this, he had been specially requested by a letter from a gentleman here, to meet Judge Lester on Saturday last, and this he fiatly refused to do, say- ing that be preferred meeting hit friend? alone without a barbecue or joint discussion. How then, under these circumstances, could Dr. Fel ton have expected to meet Judge Lester on Saturday. These are sim ple facts. They need no coloring. We ask in all candor wsb the state ment troth, and if it was bet, why did Dr. Felton make it? It was to smooth over his disgraceful back down. And why does he not can vass with Judge Lester. His reason it that he has such an “abhorrence of personalities.” Ws have never in our lifetime beard any political speeches contain ing more abuse than some of the speeohes of Dr. Felton. This man, who called all the prominent men in the dicuiM'wlio opposed him by suck names as “trip, blanche und sweet heart,” and poured out bis whole vo cabulary of ia Motive and abuse up on their public und private charac ters; who is now trumpeting over the dislrictsrinnders against Judge la>s- ter which if true ought to oonsign him to n felons cell; who when he ceases to pruise himself begins to villify all those who actively oppose him, now comes forward as a man of peace, a meek and gentle lamb who hml rather be “in his little koine over there” than to wound the feel- ingB of a fellow being. It is owing altogether to whose “ox is gored” whether the Doctor has an “abhor rence of personalities.” The following letter addressed to one of our citizens will explain why HO\. GKO. N. LESTKR did not address the people of I’olk lust Sat urday: Oartersville Ga. July 19, 1878. My Desk Sir:—I have your curd proposing u barbecue and juintdiscus- sion on Saturday tile 27th. As this is my appointment, 1 prefer to meet my friends that day without u bar becue or joint discussion. Of course this does not prevent u barbecue or speaking appointment of Judge Lester at any other dny. With greut rsipect, your obedientservant, W. II. Fkltox.. Correspondence, Dalton, Ga., July 13, 1878. Hon H«h. II. Felton: Dkaii Sir— After mature reflec tion, the propriety of a joint cutivuss of the 7th Congressional District by us, winch I proposed to you ut Car- tersville on the 11th iust., is deeply impressed upon mv mind. I am firmly convinced that a joint canvass of the entire District on fair and equal terms ns to u division ol' time, coupled witli an agreement that we alternate as to the conclusion, is the wisest, fairest and best course for us to pursue, and that such u course will be must acceptable to the people. Allow me to suggest the following considerations in favor of a joint canvass: 1. It will enable the peoplo to sec and hear the cundidutes togethernnd judge of their comparative qualifica tions and claims. 2. It will avoid the repeated assem bling of the people of the same place or vicinity. 3. It will save to the cundidutes both labor and expense. 4. And, above all, it will proteot each candidate against any false charges or misrepresentations that may be made in his absence, when he has no opportunity to meet und refute them. I, therefore, renew to you the pro position thutjwe canvass the entire Distriot jointly and together upon fair, just und equitable terms, to be agreed upon by us or our friunds. Hoping to liuve an early and a favorable answer to this proposition, I uni your obedient servant, Oeu. N. Luster. Oartersville, (Ia., July 19, 1878. Hon. U. TV. Lester: Dear Sir—In reply to your letter of the 13th soliciting a joint canvuss of the 7th Congressional District, I must say 1 respectfully decline for the present to enter upou such an urrungemeut. A protracted canvass of three months and a half is neither conven ient nor desirable, beginning in the heated term. When I desire joint discussion I will invite you specially to meet me at certain designated points. You can do the same with nte at certain appointments of your mnk.. ing; otherwise each candidate will make his own appointments and till them at itis own convenience. I prefer to let the whole matter retnuin in this shape, subject to any change which future developments may sug gest to us. Very respectfully your obedient servant, W. H. Felton. The times and plaoea for holding Congressional conventions in the different Distriot ol the State, so far determined on, are as follows: First Distriot Savannah, August 28th. Second District—Camilla, Septem ber 5 th. Third Distriot—Macon, September 4th. Fourth District—Columbus, Au gust 21st. Fifth District—Barnesville, Sep tember 12th. Sixth District— Mtlledgeville, not yet determined. Seventh Distriot—already held. Eighth District—Thomson, Au gust 16th. Ninth District—Gainesville, Au gust 1st. 8. P. Shaparfi will kmp constant ly on band Good and Puto Whisky, and asll at low prices. Call at City liar and test them. nug 13t A Card. Since I became a candidate for congress 1 have received piles of let ters from friends in every part of this district, and many from friends out side of this district. These letters contain words of congratulation, en couragement and cheer, for which I am profoundly grateful. Muny of them also convey tome valuable sug gestions and useful information, for which I nm truly obliged to the wri ters. I am answering these letters just as rapidly as I can, hut my time, thus fur, has been so much occupied that many of them are still unan swered. All sliull be attended to us fast as I am able. 1 shall be glad for my friends to continue to write me, and give me all such information and making to me such suggestions as they may think will be useful to me in the pending canvuss. Such favors will bo most graufully appre ciated. I trust tlmt the newspapers of the district will give this cord a place in their columns, mid cull attention to the same. Respectfully, Geo. N. Lester. The Organ War.-A 100 lb. Solid Shot. If any ntan insults your common sense by ottering a first-class 9 Stop Organ for #05, “Shoot him on the spot.’, All necessity for buying such inferior Organs is forever done away with. 3100, Gash or tl 10 on Easy terms, now buys a magnificent Mason & Hamlin Parlor ott Church Or man with Four Nets Heeds and 'Jen Stops,in Eldgant New StyleCuse with Illuminated Panels.—Handsomest Style of Case ever produced,—Sl’E- cial Offer to introduce this new Style.—Sent on trial.—Uuurrunteed for a life time.—Rented until paid for. —Other new styles just out.—Illus trated catalogues free.—Address Lunden ft Bates, Savannah, Gak Manufactuhkr’s Wholkbal., Agents for the. Soutii. june 27 4t Morgan, ('roach A Co Will sell lumber at their Mill, one half mile from the ford of Fish Creek on tlie Van Wert road, as cheap if not cheaper, than any other saw Mill men in this vicinity. Any bill filled us cheap, and on as short notice us any one. Dont fail to come mid see us when you want lumber. Morgan, Crouch ft Co., Rockmart, Polk county,Ga. july 4 lm GINS SHARPENED. During July mid August I will sharpen Gins at the reduced price of Ten Cents per saw. Fill boxes with Babbitt—und brushes equally low lor ull who will avail themselves of this opportunity, and bring their gins to I. T. Mcu’j Tin Shop, Cedar- town, Ga. The usual price for sharp- enin a gin saw is 25cls, but during these two months I will beat leisure und will work cheap for cash. I will only work for this prioe two months. All work done by hand and satisfac tion guaranteed. All who have any doubts as to my ability to do tkut kind of work correctly 1 would re spectfully refer them to W. M. Phil lips & Co. and Julius A. Peek. july 4 fit Linton G. Ray. REMOVED. W. H. WOOD8, Boot and Shoe Maker, has moved his shop to the Brick Store opposite the stoic of Philpot A Dodd’s where ho propose to do ull work iu his line, for the lowest Cash Prices. Country produce of all kinds taken ill pay ment for work. Give him a cull. He guarantees satisfaction or no pay. yuly 4th3t Good ltlgeston. “Give us this day our daily bread” and good medicine to digest it, is botli reverent und human. The human stomach und 1 i venu e fruitful sources of life’s comforts; or, disordered and diseased, they tingle misery along every nerve urtery. The man or wo man with good digestion see beau ty as they walk, and overcome obsta cles they meet in the routine of life, where ti e dyspeptic sees only gloom and stumbles und growls at even imaginary objects. The world still needs two or three new kinds of medicine before death cun be perfect ly abolished; hut that many lives have keen prolonged, and manv suf ferers from Liver disease, Dyspepsia and Head.che, have been cured by Merrell’b Hepatine, is no longer a doubt. It cures Headache in twen ty minutes, and there is no question but what it is the most wonderful discovery yet made in medical science. Those atfiicted with Bil iousness and Liver Complaint should use Merrell’s Hepatine. I3T“lt can be had of Burhank & Jones. ICE BEER and LEMONaDE, always on band at Hutcherson’s. Hutcherson’s BEER and LEM ONADE is the Beet in town. If yon want to spend a few lionrs pleasantly, go to Hutcherson’s Billiard Hall. All kinds ef Fancy letter papei for sals at Burbank & Jones. GEM FRUIT JARS, cheaper than ever sold in Cedartown, by jnne 27 4t Bradford & Allen. BEER sdways on ICE at Hutch erson's Billiard Hall. Polk County Sheriff's Sale of Wild Land. W.i Cedartown. Polk comity. Gn., on the Flint Tucfflny In Amrust next, 187$. between thn lognl hours of Mle, the following loteof Wild Itnd.for the cash to wit: Lot of land No. 2tJ3 in thescoond dis trict fourth section, l'olk county, Georgia for (axes due the slate and county for tho year 1874, and levied on by virtuo of one wild land tax fi fa issued by the Comptroller General of Georgia vs said lot. Also at samn tltno and plaoo lot of haul No. 272 in tho 2nd disl. ami 4th sect, of Polk county Ga., for taxes duo (ho stale and county for (he year 1874' levied on by virtuo of one wild land tax fi fa Issued by by the Comptroller General of Ga. vs said lot. Also at stuns time nnd place lot of land No 278 in tho 2nd dint. 4th seo. of Polk oounyl Ga., for taxes due the stale and county for the year 1874; levied on by vir tue of one wild land tnx fi fa Issued by the Comptroller General ol On. vs said lot. Also at same time nnd place lot of land No. 27G in the 2nd diet. 4th sec. of Polk county Ga. for taxes due thn state and county for the year 1874; levied on by vir tue of one wild land tnx fi fa issued by the Comptroller Geueral of Georgia vs said lot. Also at same lime anti place lot of laud No* 277 in the 2nd diet. 4th sec. of I'olk county Ga..for taxes due thn slate ami county for the year 1874; levied on by vir tue of one wild land tnx fi fa issued by the Comptroller Genernl of Georgia vs said lot Alsoulsamo time and place lot of land No. 204 in the 2nd dist. 4tli sec. or I'olk county Gn., for taxes due the state nnd county for the year 1874-5 levied on by vir tue of one wild land tax fi fa issued by the Comptroller Gonernl of Georgia vs said lut Also at same time and plnoe lot of laud No 802 in tho 2nd dist. 4th see. of I'olk county Ga., for taxes duo tho stale and county for the year 1874 ami levied on by virtue of oue wild laud tax ti la in s' fd by t e Comptroller Geueral of Gn. vs said lot. Also nt same time nnd plate lot of land No. 808 in the 2nd dist. 4ih sec. of I'olk county Un. for luxes due the st ile and county for the years 1874 and levied on by virtue ot‘ one wild lund tax fi fa is sued by the Comptroller Generul of Uu* vs said lot. Also nt same time and place lui of Ian ‘ No. 800 iu the 2nd dist. 4th sec of polk county Un. for taxes due the gnic and county for I he yeur 1871; levied mi by vir tue ol one wild land lax ti la imucl by I lie Comptroller Gonernl ol Ga. vs said lot. Also at Maine time and plaoo Iu I cl laud No. 884 in the 2nd dist. -lth sec. of I'olk county Gn., tor taxes due the state and county tor thu year 1874 and levied uu by virtue ol one wild land lax ti fu is sued by thu Coiiijjiioiler Geueral or Gn., vs said lot. Also at Hume time and plnoe lot of bind No. 802 iu the 2nd ilisi. 4th see, of I oik county Ga, for taxes due the stale and oouuty for the yeur 1874 and levied on by virtue of ono wild laud lux ti la is- sued by (lie Comptroller General of Ga, vs said lot. Also at same time and place lot of land No, 487 in the 2nd dist,4lh sec, of I'olk comity Gn, tor taxes due the* state mid county for the year 187(1, levied on l»y virtue of one wild laud tnx fi fa issued by tho Comptroller General of Gu, vs said lot. Also ut sanT&tiine aud place lot o land No. 722 in lhe w 2ud dist 4th sec. of Polk county Ga. for luxes due thu slaie and county for the year 1875; levied on by vir tue one wild laud lux ti fa issued by the Comptroller Geueral of Georgia vs said lot, Also at the same time und pluoc, lot ol loud No. 728 in the 2nd dist. 4th <ecct. ot Polk county, Gil., fur luxes due the state and county for the year 1876, levied on by virtue of one wild laud tux fi fa issiien by the Comptroller Uouernl ot Georgia vs said lot. A Iso at the sumo lime nud ] lucr, ol ol land No. U6U iu the 2nd disband 4th sec Poik county Ga , for taxes due the state and county forllie year 1874; levied uii by virtue of one wild land tux li la issued b> the Uomptrullea Geueral of Georgia vs said lot. Also at the same lime aud place, lot el laud No. 271 in the 17th dist. m.d 4th sec. of Polk couuty Uu., tor laxt-e due tho slum ami oouuty for the years lH7ur and lh-t» levied ou by virtue of one wild lumi tux li fu issueu by thu Cuuiptruhei Gone. .. ol Ueorgiu vs said lot. Also at the buiue time nnd place, lot ol lund N*. 277 in the 17th dist. 4tu soot, ui Polk oouuty Ga., for luxes due Hie slate and oouuty for the year 1874; by viilur of oue wild laud tax fi fu issued by iitv Coiiiplrollei-Gci.erul of Georgia vs said iu. Also ut the same lime und place, lot of laud No. 280 in tho 17th dist. 4th suoi. v. Polk oouuty, Ga., for taxes duu Hie Hat and county for tho yeur 1874; levied on bj virtuo of one wild laud tux fi fa inane*# u. the Comptroller General ot Georgia vs sum lot Also ut the same time aud place, lut ut laud No. 2U2 in lhu-17ih dist aud 4ui sec. of Polk oouuty, Ua., lor taxes due the s;ut« and county for the years 1874, levied u.. by virtue ot one wild laud tux fi ia its nod by tho Comptroller General of Geo. git va said lot, Also at the same lime and place, lot id laud No. 2'J8 iu the 17th dial. and 4th seo. of Polk couuty Ga., lor luxes duo t.i« and couuty for thu yeur 1&74 uuu levied ou by virtue of oue wild mo l lux fi fa issuod by the Comptroller General u. Georgia vs said lot. Also at the same limu aud pluuu, lui ui laud No. 200 in the 17ih didi.4th sect, ot Polk county, Uu., for taxes duo thu si.u and oouuty for the year 1874; levied uu by virtue of ono wild lund lux fi fu issued . v the Comptroller Geueral of Georgia va a,a.., lot, Also at the same time and place, lot ui land No. 808 in the 17th dim. 4tu sect, oi Polk county, Ga , for taxes uue me aiuii and county for the yeur lo.'j miii levied ou by virtue ol one wud iuuu mx tr fa issued by the Comptroller ucucru. ui Georgia vs said lot. Also ut the same time and place, lot ol land No. 810 in the 17th dist. and 4tu aou. Polk county Ga., for taxes Uue the slum and oounty for the year 1874 aud levied on by virtue of oue wild laud tnx fi fa issued by the Comptroller Giuor- ul of Georgia vs said lot. Also at the same time and place, lot of land No 818 iu the 17th diet. 4tn seci. ot polk county, Ua., for taxes due the mule and couny for the years 1874 70 uud ‘7 b; levied on by virtue of one wild land tnx fi fa issued by the Comptroller General ot Georgia vs said lot. Also at tho same time and place, lot of laud No. 814 in the 17th disl. 4th sect, of Polk county, Ga., for taxes duo the state and couuty for the years 1874, 1876 and 1876; levied on by virtue of oue wild lund tax fi fu issued by the Comptroller General of Georgia vs said lot. Also at the same time and place, lot of and No. 816 in the 17 th dist. 4lb sect, of Polk oounty, Ga., for taxes due the state and county for the years 1874, 1875 and 1876; levied on by virtue of one wild land tax fi fa issued by the Comptroller Gener al of Georgia vs said lot. 4 Also at the same time and place, lot of land No. 817 in the 17ih dist. and 4th seo. Polk oounty, Ga., for taxes due the state and county f6r the year 1874, aud levied on by virtue of one wild land tax fi fa issued by the Comptroller General of Guorgid vs atid lot. Abo lot of land No. 1108 In tho 18th dist and 3rd seo of Polk oounty Ga. for taxes due the stato and county for tho years 1874-6-0; by virtue of ono wild land tax fi fa issued by tho Comptroller General of Ga- vs said lot Al-o lot of land No 110Q in tho 18th dist nnd 3rd sec of Polk county Ga. for taxes due tho elate nnd county for tho years 1874-6-6; by virtue of one wild land tax fi fa issuod by the Comptroller General of Ga. vs said lot. Also lot of land No 1207 in the 18th dist and 8rd seo of Polk oounty Gn. for uue due the stato and oounty for the year 1*74 by virtue of ono wild land lax fi fa issued by tho Comptroller Genernl of Gn. v-< rai l lot. Also lot of land No 1210 In the 18th dist and 3rd sec of Polk county Ga for taxes pile the stnte nnd oounty for tho yours 1874-6-0, by virtue of one wild laud tax fi fa issued by tho Comptroller Ganoral of Ga vm said lot. Also lot of land No 1212 in the 18th dial ami 3rd see of Polk oounty Ga. for inxc-« due the stale un- county foi the yoar- 1871-5-0. by virtue ofono wild land tux fi fa issued by the Comptroller General of G . vs snid lot. Also Jot ofltnd No 1216 in the 18th dist nn«l fli-d seo of Polk county Ga. lor tnxo dun the stato and county the year.* I 1874-6-0. hy virtue of one wild land tax II fa issued by the Comptroller General ui ; Ga. vs said !"•- Also lot of land No 1210 iu the I8;li dim. and 3rd sec of Polk county Gn. *-»»• tax- due the state ami c >»nt v for tho y nr 1876 by virtue of one wild land tax It fa is u by the Comptroller Goncralol' Ca s said lot. Also lot of lund No. 1228 in the Iftlhd st and 3rd sec of Polk county Gn, for taxes duo the state nnk county for the yonr 1874 hy virtue of one wild land tnx ti ft issued by the Comptroller General uf Ga vs said lot. Also lot of land \'n 1225 in thr IHtli dial nnd 8rd seo of IMk coun'y Gn. f..r t xes due tho slate and county for tho year.* 1874-6 6; hy virtue of one wild land tax ti fa issued by the Comptroller Geueral »t Ga va said lot. Also lot of land No. 1286 iu the 18th dist and 3rd seo of I'olk county Ga. for taxes tine the state and enunty fur the year- 1874-6.3; In virtuo of one wild land lax fl fa issued by tho Compitoiler General nf Ga v* said ,oi. A bo lot of land No. 1233 in the ifiili dim nnd 3rd s»u of Polk county Gn. for taxes duo the stall cniii.lv for the year- 1874 6-0; by the Comptroller General "I id loi Also lot of laud No. 12311 In the 1 Hih di*. and 3rd sec of Polk comity fJn. for taxes due the state and county for Hie years 1874 and ’, 6; *y virtuo of one wild land tax f. la Issued by the Comptroller Ooaoral o Ga. vs said lot. Also nt the same lime ami pint;** |.,t oi land No. 1242 in the 18th disl. 3rd soul, m Polk county, Ga.. for taxes due the white ami county tor me years 1^7 4 nnd 1873, levied on by virtue of one wild land lax ti t'u Issued by the Comptroller Genera! ot Georgia vs said lot. Also at the same time and plaoo. h i ol land No. 127'.t iu the 18||, disl. 3rd seot.ol Polk county. Ga.. Ini taxes due the state ami county lor I .«« years 1874 '76 aud '73: levied on by virtue of one w.ld land tax fi fa issued hy the Comptroller General of Georgia vs said lot. Also at the same time nnd place, lot of land No. 1280 iu the IHtli dist. 3rd sect, of Polk county, On., for taxes due the s ate mid county for the years (871. 1875 mid IK6; levied on by viitue ofono wil l laud tnx fi fa issuctl by the Comptroller Goner ui of Georgia vs said lot. .vlso at tho sumetiino and plane, lot n hind No. 1281 in tho 18th dist. 3rd - ct. of Polk county, Ga., for taxes duo the *iuu and county for the years 1871 hm 1876; levied ou bvbinuo of.,wt.d 1, lax li la issued by the Uomptt.me Geu.-ra 1 ot Georgia vs said lot. •V.MO ml of laud No 1283 i i th- 18:1, I - >f I'olk count,* Ut. for taxes due 1874-6-3 hy virtue of one wild mil l tnx fi in isstud by Die Comptroller Gen ru o. Ou vh sai l bit. Also nt the samo time an I plac. |„t o: Ian.' No '287 in ll.e IHtli dmi A I emu. Polk uuiiu'y. Ga.. f„r tnx »* duo t e sUle and couuty tor tl.e year* |874 8.5 , 1873; levied on by vir*<•*• "• ,T,11 I • t«|X I. fa issue ",y„ 1( .G„u„"r,,l . U«u , . ol Georgia va .-.r„| Also at the *... pan,, lot ... •'“"i 1288 j„ (l „. |8iii d.*t- * * o'- o i'olk county, Uu, f„ r ,„xcs d"e the niai- I V ed Oil by virtue „f oil. w "I l • . ■ «v r m*M , “ l,y , *J ,U wr " Inn.i No 12'J(| j M .I,' ]H||| ,|JM. 3rd --c-. I'olk cuiiniy. Gn , p, r taxes -i«, and county for lb a years IH7»- »8.» 18,'.: 6 v o,! on b v virtue " tax ll l.i t-au. d by ibe Ootupt• oiler Gjuoi tl ol G. id bn . . . I 1 - ;l - in !!.'• I8.li .11*1 •»* li r« iwi.q'i'v tli- Vjoii'p-r.'fro. 1 Jl "I At- ll gl;. tin, id loi ol pin »<•" » 1 -*•8 in ,h« I'ol.k county, G,j. f.*r taxes due r«e au and oouuty , nr f |„. 1H74- «np 1873: levied OM hv vinnuofone w Id Ian-, lax li la 1—ti, fl 1, V Ilie (Vmptrjllor Go icr.t ol G orsia v --,il|nt. Also at i||p ,j m , pi , 0 . lot ■ laud No ] 2 05 j„ ,| M . I Mil. H-t.8rl -eel if I'olk county, Ga.. fur tax < In * Inc -i • mid count v for th-* voir 1*71 an i vt. d uu t, v virtue of on* wild land lux fi fa issued bv tb-t'.m.pt tidier of General of G""Kia vs said b,t. Also at the Maine time nnd pi ice. lot of land No. 280 ut th- 17>h disl Mh see. ot Polk comity. Gn , far taxes duo the slate mid county for tli* year 1 **71: levied on by virtue of oue wild land lax li fa i—ied bv the Comptroller General of tje uigiu v sain lot. Aiso nt the same lime and plane, lot at and No. 2W> in (lie 7tb dist. lib set ..( Polk county, tin,, for luxes due the slat land county for tlie yeni 1874: by virtu ol one wild land lax fi fa Issued by the Cutup- trollar General of Ccurgu v> said lot. Also at tlie same Iiin * and place, lot of land No 12U« in the IHtli di.t 3rd etui, of Polk.county. Ga., for tuxes due tlie stair ami county for the year 1873. amt levied on by virtue of one wild land tax fi fa issued by tlie Comptroller Guuor, al of Georgia vs said lot. E. vV. V. Li.MKSTrt. S 1* O. Restaurant & Lodging. No. H Broad Street, Home, (la. Sample Tables and Rooms for Com mercial Travelers. SlDpIo Meal ° , » Single Lodging 25 Board and Lodging, per day 1 00 Board, per day 75 Sapper, Breakfaat and Lodging. 75 AllMeali sent out 60 OYSTERS ARE NOT INCLUDED WITH MEALS. Table supplied with the best the market affords.—Meals at all hours. Nov. S3 "YMJ Mrs. T. B. Williams, MILLINER, No. 91, Broad St., ----- Rome, Ga. 91 on Imml h large uasoniiicut of Hats, Flowers, Silks, anti other goud8 in her liu^ Also, has on liatul, at all times, Zepher, white ami col ored; St and ii id Curd Hoard, Mottoes, &c. Remember the place, nearly opposile \V. '1*. McWilliams & C'o.’a new building. Gc. W. ^ektl\ei^toi\ & Co., D—E—A—L—K—H—S I—N 1); I Y=fGrio\o\f)\$= Are now receiving their mammoth stock of new Spring and Summer Goods. THE STOCK m COm'LBTE, I’tin s in K"i*piiig with the Times, ami Goods Must be Sold.— ■ - • • Gall early and make jour selections 73T 1 We also HUY COTTON, and pay the highest Cash price lor (jointtry iVudinv ochb, I8?7-1y Depot, 104 READS STREET, New York. LIFE IKSUR&NCE! 'I’ll,' Folio win 2 Tub!'*, heinga partial Liut of Losses paid hy the Mobile life Insurance Company, I'rnP.iMof Life InsttMiicc. iipply iu J. D. ION LOW, Cedartown Dec. 13,1877-ly rilliiiiry • UMi f ISTRAI OB’S SALE GkoiiGI v. II.-imIhou County. Ity till li- ui .-in i-rilni iioni tlmi'ioirt < o.. *, >■ i ms • I mii|i| ('Minay. Will b.- ...Ill l.. r.*r»- tlir Colm lion lioor,oi .nnl 1.01.0 ..lithe' li.tTm-.ihvIn Mi.-nst wit* i" si ale 'to'wj'i- ''’“" l uf f " 11 " in « Til.* pliii.'int known n.tli. Kbk j.l , Ivlt.gon Tnllnp-MMii Itivt-r. i t.ii.l.iti.« or I. .,1* fiio.l •VII. (Wit#. IMH. itll. lilt. HIM. ills, ill in ?ln- nil, <lix- irlci n. .IHr.l .return ut Driubmilv Pi.nldtiiM. now Ilnnl-I.ii comity On. Abmu !#■• in-ri- cli nr.-il land, I I'ltllllicc ill III- Wl.l.ll.. AI...III ui mr... lt..O,.m I JUKI. vvl:li i ui*- lio'i.i*; hill in iht for (It.irlbn'lon Hmmig Tlit. .Inly Hth. 1s7h! July 11 tils Tit If. purlcrt. Tlila.lnlvt L\ 0. I.AVKS, AilntinfH Haral on County Deputy Sheriff's Dales. Xyil.l.be sold luTi.t'e the Court. *V 11 u11 m Blleliiimili Hoi'. ids..it ciiiti y, Ua.. on the first 'J'lics- .lav in August lies', it;iween tho lo- ^'.ii Iniiirs nf mle, ilie hillowing lots of wild .hind, tor I In-Cush: I, .1 ol In ml Nn. 949 in lie. -JOth ilismot innl fil'd pec.inn i I II.iiiiisiiii (I.I., 'ill' l-ixes due tlie Mule innl e 'limy fiir i In. yeur 18'ii mid levied un Iiy v* 1*1 lie id mi. U ild land tnx fi la issued liv ilie iii,.trollin' (lelli l'1.1 , | (ill. vs dil1.1 tor. V. R. Diivis friii'Sli re . AU" ol .In- stime time nnd place, lot i f land Nn. 4204, in the 20th dis triot nnd 3rd section of IiuruUon county Uu., for taxes due tlie State county for the years 1874, ’75 and ’78, hy virtue of one wild land tax H fa issued by tlie Comptroller Gener al of Ga. vs said lot. VV. \V. Deun transferree. A. -T. HUNT, july 4th Ids Deputy Sheriff. Rome KuUpoad, CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. On nnd alter M NUAY. JUNK 9. 187*. th ulna will run on tlu; Koine Kailroml a» follow*- EVENING TRAIN. j'livc Rome Unity at * 10 A ! b t'iri. to Knniv nt 19.80 P I SATURDAY ACCOMMODATION. M«nio tSnlnrdsy only) at 5 OOP J b"l:rn to I ionic nt 8.00 P 1 C. M. PENXINGTON; Gen’l Sup’t. |.97if JNO. K. STILLWELL. Ticket Ag’t wtth ntenm power tuanafaci — \^ill Bend Machines ( Trial if Desisted. Say vrhero yon read thin and sand foreataloi * n' ?>, * Jol,N BAUNE8, Rockfr Wlunebngo Co., Ill, July <thM PILE CURE. lMkwVu«'ovaCa.!larSiV V. 8. Hearn Male School. CAVE SPRING, GA. T HE Portictb Session of this School will opatt % **nd close the Kali Term D.ccmW .ms 1 1878. The Spring Torm opens January «th ?£rn w,t , h * i' r,ze Declamation June 97th, 1870. roltlnn for the year, $90, $50aud $40. Incl- deiital expenses lor tne year $1. Board With tbe I rbiclpal at $10 per month, exclnslve of washing and towels. HtniVents will be thoronghlv prepared for the hloker classes in College. Priocs will be awarded in Latin, Oicokand mathematics. For cllculr. o,.llitif lnfarra«tlnn. July 11 Sm Cave Spring, Os. COLLIER H01JS] 85^ Whitehall and H)i Broad 8 ATLANTA, GA. Don’t lorxet to stop .1 th. .bn. Box. you go to A tlaoto. Yon will god Uilogo ".U i Abonntllullr iupplled, oodoli.rgcdoolrlt p men 18.3a I. D. DFSUAff, Piopri.