The Cartersville express. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1867-1870, September 27, 1867, Image 3
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Special Notice. —We hereby noli*
fy all administrators, executors, trustee?
and guardians, that they have control
of their own advertising, independent
ofOrdi naries or other Civil Officers,
and are not affected by Gen. Pope's
Order No. 49. We shall therefore he
pleased to do your advertising, as here
tofore.
Publishers of Express.
B**k-Weannounce, with pleasure,that
Dr. Harrison’s lecture upon “woman,”
delivered at the Methodist E. Church
South in this place, on Wednesday
night last, was a decided success. The
audience was charmed and delighted,
and every one seemed to appreciate it
as a rare literary treat. It was an a
hie and interesting production, and e
vinced deep and profound thought and
expensive research upon the part of the
learned lecturer. The occasion called
forth one of the most intelligent and
refined audiences ever before assem
bled in Carlersville. The snug little
sum of eighty dollars was realized from
the lecture, which is to be expended in
repairs upon the Church, Dr. Harri
son has the profoundest thanks of the
church and community for this the
richest litciary treat enjoyed by them
since the war, if ever before.
JBSL»We have received a communi
cation from W. L. Goodwin on the
subject of “Relief,” hut too late for this
week’s paper. It will appear in our
next.
publish in another column,
the Order of Gen. Pope for an Election
lor Convention or No Convention and
f*r Delegates, in this State, to com
mence on the 29tli day of October and
continue for three days. The election
is to he held by Senatorial Districts,
ami this, the Forty “Second District,
comprising the counties of Bartow,
F.oyd and Chattooga, is entitled to five
•delegates. Who will he the candidates
in this county and district lias not yet
trails pired, but, we suppose, the “po~
sisli” will not go hogging.
We iearn that the election will be
he'd only at r!w eirtirt-house in each
count V.
EGY-Soll-Fastm mg Wrought Don
If ,ie Tie for (ViUoii Bales, a proven*
, ver roi.s or rusts, lor
<.\e pi li«;, and «'V
s'if' >y t • leim, Wright ( a IT, < -oil)*
mission M eri-haiits. Atlanta. Ga.
t* l v. 11 will 'he seen, by reference to
•o'nr advertising columns, that Mr. W.
11. Gilbert, of i/iis place, speaks in till*
misiakahle language to his Debtors.—
He has also associated with him i'll bu
siness o«r former fellow emintyman,
Col. J. Watt Harris, under the firm
name and style of W. 11, Gilbert &
Cos. They constitute a strong team,
and are preparing to keep a heavy stock
of Hardware, Cutlery, Agricultural
Implements, Stoves, Iron, and every
thing that properly comes in their line
ol business. They are bound to do a
heavy business and aim to keep a stock
commensurate with the wants of the
people, and at prices that will make it
to the interest of purchasers to buy
from them. This house will be a great
convenience to the people of this sec r
tion of country.
Put it in your Pipe.
negro woman, form"
erly a slave of Robert Rogers, of this
county, deceased, was very destitute
and sorely afflicted with an immense
tumor on her abdomen, from which it
was very apparent she mus# soon
die. To remove it might possibly
save her life.
On last Tuesday several of our physic"
ans held a consultation and resolved to
remove it, which they did succeesfully.
Her young master, Robert L. Rogers,
living at the Lime Kiln above this place,
on hearing of her distressed and help*
less condition, came down and hunted
her up, and employed nurses to attend
upon her, and ordered that she should
have anything to eat that she wanted,
and he would foot the bill. A*, last
accounts she was alive and doing well.
W hat more could have been done for a
white woman ?
lgk,The last ten or twelve days of
hot dry weather has been very favora
ble to cotton, which is popping open
very rapidly ; in fact, the cotton fields
very much resemble snow banks. We
ate sorry to learn that the crop, in this
section, has been greatly injured by the
rust.
The corn crop is a fair one, and some
little new corn has been sold in this
market at Sixty Cents a bushel. The
ruling price, it is thought, will be Fifty
cents. But little gathered as yet.
Fall Terra of the Superior
Court of this county is still in session,
this being the third week. Much bu
siness has been dispatched and much
still remains to be done. The cases in
volving the most interest are those con
nected with the late Confederacy, both
civil and criminal. The former have
been adjusted upon the scaling princi
ple ; the latter, one of them, in partic
ular, is now bung up with the jury.—
This is the c ise of the State vs W in.
Light, for Do murder of Mr. Satterfield
during the war. This case is eliciting
considerable interest and the jury, thus
far have failed to agree on a verdict.
See particulars in another place.
We publish, in another column, the
General Presentments of the Grand Ju"
ry for the first week, in which will be
found much of interest to our readers.
The court house question Iras again
been somewhat agitated by a recoin •
mendation of the Grand Jury of the
second week, that it be located upon a
more eliigible site and more remote
from the noise and confusion created
by the running of the cars upon the
railroad, than the present one. The
Jury also recommended that one com
missioner be appointed from each mil
litia district in the county to locate the
same within the corporate limits of the
town ofCartcrsville, But the work of
construction seems to be horoicallv
pushed forward upon the present site,
by the contractors, despite the recom
mendations of said Jury. Ephraim is
joined to his* idol, «s*c. The Inferior
Court commenced the work upon its
own hook, and, we suppose, they in
tend to put it through upon the same
line. We can’t say but that they are
right, in their practical workings, how
ever much we may disagree with them
as to locality. We glory in their spunk
but do not admire their judgment.
old friend, Green Smith, is
still keeping up his fresh meat market,
llis market house is near the railroad
in the rear of Pitt’s Grocery, where he
may be found daily dispensing good fat
Beef and Mutton to the hungry crowd
that throng his door-way, at the most
reas >uablc prices. 'Pry him.
was a case of yellow fe
ver in this county last week. The
gentleman, whose name vve did not
learn, was a brother-in-law of Col. J.
L. Rowland, of this county, and had
stopped with Col. R., as he was pass
•*— -*• lamiiirv from the west.
where lie had contracted the disease. —
lie died on last Saturday at Col. R’s
residence, and his remains were sent
back to Texas, Ins home, for interment.
J@*We are glad to see that the foun
dations of anew brick store is being
laid on the old U. fy S. Stephens lot,
between J. 11. Satterfield Bro’s store
and the railroad, by Mr. Bryant, of the
late firm of Smith Bryant. We want
to see the old Geo. J. Howard corner
built Up again, and a nice hotel build
ing put up upon the old Cartersville
Hotel lot* and Cartersville will begin to
look natural again.
Nashville Houses. —The attention
of our readers is invited to the cards of
Bailey, Ordvvay & Cos., Cotton Com
mission and Wholesale Grocey Ware"
house, and Traders’ Bank. These are
the first houses in Nashville, Tent’.,
who have sought to introduce their bu
siness to the people of this section of
the country through the medium of a
newspaper. We cheerfully recommend
these houses to the favorable consider
ation of our people.
Pfeifer present
their compliments to the ladies and
gentlemen of Cartersville and surround*
ing country, ind earnestly solicits them
to call and examine their fresh install
ment of new Fall and Winter Goods,
just received from market* Their
goods are all of the latest styles and ol
the best quality. We have examined
some of them and passed this decision
upon them. This is but the first in
stallment of a large stock, brought on in
advance to meet the wants of the peo*>
pie. One of the firm is now at thfe
North selecting and forwarding gnodi
They are selected with great care and
taste, from the latest importations, anti
with a reference to the wants of ourl
people. All they ask to insure the sale
of the goods, is for the people to see
them. For further particulars see their
new advertisement in its right place.
Notice*
I now respectfully notify those parties who
have made accounts with me, and failed to
comply with the terms, that I shall be under
the necessity ot placing all such accounts in
suit unless paid now promptiy.
VY. H. GILBERT.
Cartersville, Sept. 27, 1867.
The Radical party in North Caroli
ts hopelessly, divided. So says a
jjatch from Raleigh.
iieneral I’reseufnicnls of the
Grand Jury—First week, Sept.
Term, 1867—Bartow Superior
Cou it.
ITTE, the Grand Jury, selected, chosen and
sworn for the first week of the September
Term of the Superior Court of Bartow county,
G.i , respectfully submit ‘he following present
ments :
YVc have carefully examined the Books of
the Clerk of the Superior Court and found that
they are neatly and accurately kept. The
Execution Docket D represents that there is
now due to th# county thereon the sum of twr
hundred and eighty-three dollars — of which
thirty-seven dollars (-$37,00) have been col
lected hut not transferred to the county Treas
urer. Our investigations in this case extend
from 1865 to 1867, inclusive in many cases
prior to this term, costs have been collected, but
not accredited.
The Books of the Ordinary are kept with
sui h correctness and neatness as to reflect
great credit upon this officer. The Jail is in a
lit condition to secure its inmates from esca[»e
and is well kept. The contiact for the erection
of a Court House, has been let to Messrs.
McEhcath & VV’ailace, responsih’econtractors,
who assure us that the work will be soon
commenced and axpeditiously executed.
In the examination of the Books of the late
county 'Treasurer, we find the following inac
curacies resulting, we presume, from omission
to cut r the items at the proper time and
thereafter overlooked without the least inten
tion of misrepresentation, to-wit:
In Voucher’Yo. 40—Error against county
$3,50
In voucher No. 48, order paid to J. A. How
ard by Tax Collector and credited to Treasurer,
hilt not chaiged, $65,50 ;in voucher No. 49
entered twice on Treasurers credit county
Bonds for $75,00.
And paid YV. B. Wallace, purports to have
been paid to said YVallaceor, account of order,
hut • o voucher filed, $190,00.
Receipt given to clerk ol Inferior Court, hut
omitted to be charged to Treasurer, Eighty
Dollars.
'The Books and vouchers of the Clerk of the
Inferior Court have been neatly, properly and
correct y kept.
The Books of the county Court have been
thoroughlv examined, His Honor judge Wikle
kindly assisting, ami wc lind that they have
been kept in a business like manner, all en
tries having been nude which are necessary to
a fu 1 understaneing of the business of said
court. A certified statement submitted to the
body shows that.
Previous to March 11 verdicts by Jury were
rendered at 3$ $33,00.
3 confessions at 1$ 3,00.
5 verdicts at May term at 3$ 13,00
4 confessions at 1$ 4.00.
Total amount, $55 00-
of which sum seven dollars have been collect
ed.
We are happy to state that the roads gener
ally, are represented to be in good condition.
The following exceptions, however, we invite
the attention of the proper officers, viz:
The slough on the road leading from Kings
ton to Adairsvilic, near the premises of James
Harris, Esq. We recommend that a Road be
opened, at once from Cartersville to Kingston,
Ga., by the shortest and most practicable
route.
The Bridges over Petits creek, on the Car
tersville and Cassville Road, that over the Road
leading past Col. J. C. Young’s—that over
Petits creek on the road from Cartersville to
Rowland’s ferry and that over Euharlee creek ,
on the load leading from Stilesboro to the
Fisher Place, in 17th district, are in urgent
need of repair and to these wc direct the
attention of the Inferior Court.
In consideration of the vast number of pau
regular and unsystimatic manner of which
the public funds are now disbursed for then
relief, vve not only recommend, but earnestly
urge the necessity or establishing at once a
Poor House and infirmary, w! i Ti wc c ndidly
believe will not only prove economical, but will
finally become a sell-supporting institution, for
which puiposewe recommend that t'w Inferior
Court purchase a tract of reasCltabicy produc
tive land on some eligible locality, with run
ning water thereon, containing not less than
three hundred, nor more than four hundred
acres, at a cost of not more than $4,000.
And since the purchase and improvement of
this property will for the present require a
•considerable expenditure, we very respectfully
solicit permission to call the attention ol the
honorable Inferior Court ot the most fertlc
county of the State, to the condition of its
finances and to urge them to use every endeav
or to cast off the odium of insolvency, by
retrenching the public expenses, by exercising
duo care -in all expenditures. We deem it
proper to suggest this caution because in the
examinations of the public Records, the facts
are elicited that one pauper has been support
ed by the county for the space of sixty days
at a cost of one dollar and a half per diem
amounting to 90 dollars, and more recently at
S3O per month, and as this statement has been
doubted, we refer to the Books and vouchers
of the County Tresurer for its substantiation.
We also, recommend that the Inferior Court
assess and raise a tax to pay Jury fees.
We recommend that the Inferior Collrt do
not levy a tax of more than seventy-five per
cent, on the State Tax for county purposes.
Although fully aware that thepresentmns of
Grand Juries when published are generally
forgotten in a day and ignored by the courts,
which alonfe have the power to carry out i»s
recommendations, yet so pressing are the ob
jects of these presentments and suggestions
that we respectfully request his honor to have
them published in the Cartersville Express,
that the people of the county may read and
approve or disapprove them, according to their
convictions.
We fender to his honor judge James Mil
ner. our appreciation of his able, dignified and
impartial administration of justice during this
term and our thanks for his courtesy to this
body—apd likewise to the Sol. Gen., for his
unitprtfi urbanity and respectful consideration.
EDMOND D. PUCKETT, Foreman.
KThos. F. Jones, J. J. Howard,
William Davis, William 0. Gillarn,
Nelson Gilreot.h, Joshua D. Layton,
Chestiey Bostw ick, Jacob W. Lewis,
William R Barron, Munro Goodson,
John F. Leake, Jesse Ellis,
John H. Satterfield, Eil'ott Moore,
Robert P. Milam, David Mostel'er,
William R. Mountcastle.
It is ordered by the court that the foregoing
general Presentments be pub’ished, according
to the recommendation of the Grand Jary. —
Granted .Sept. 14th 1867.
J. R. PARROTT, Sol. Gen’L
I A true extract from the mi nuts,
| T A WORD, clerk
1
| Eighty-five thousand citizens afe
cfjslrancliised in Tennessee under the
{|reseftt State laws. y* 1
Rev. Thomas‘Raifibaut, D.
D., tormerly of CassviHe, Bartow no.,
lias been elected to and accepted the
Presidency of William Jewell College
of Missouri, a State Institution. He
has but a few if any pq.uals as a teach
er.
Judge Reese has Hot resigned but de
clines to hold his courts under Gen.
popes Jury order.
i !,e Rome Courier say? that a
Lioiueuaiu and thirty men of that gat*
rison were sect to Carlersville Friday,
to witness the hanging of a freedman.
It was reported that his rescue would
be attempted ; hence the guard.
All news to us, Bro, Pwinell. It is
true the Lieutenant and squad of sol
diers did come, anil it is true that there
is a freedman in jail here under sen
tence ot death, and was to have boon
hung on the 30th day of last month,
but was respited for one month from
that date, but, we suppose, they were
sent to preserve order during the ses
sion of the Superior Court now pro
gressing. This they have found no
difficulty in doing, as our people were
never more peacably disposed than at
the present ; as for any apprehended
wresting of the prisoner from the cus
tody of any officer, it is certainly news
to us.
“We have been credibly informed
that the registration of voters in Geor
gia hag been concluded. The result,
we learn, is as* follows :
Whole number of white vo
ters _ 95,330
Whole number of colored vo’s
93,390
Total number of voters Rcg
tered
Majority white voters 1,918
We understand that the details will
he made out supplied in a few days,
which will not vary much either way
from the above.”
—'l’he Cherokee Georgian, publish
ed at Dalton, has been bought out by
the Republicans, and will in future bo
published under Hie Haute of the JS'brth
Georgia Republican,
SPECIALS.'
WSlcox & Gibb?.; fiev.Tsig' Ma
diluted
Those who have been using- the above ma
chine will please forward to me an expression
of their opinion of it as a family m chine, and
a lso its merits-as compared with other ma
chines where they have used others.
Please give me an expression of yo u- opin
ion ai an early day and oblige
Sept 27 18G7 JOHN 11. RUCXMA Y.
T3se latest styles Tadics’ hats
and Gentlemens’ PLUSII HATS, just re
ceived at
GUTHRIE’S VARIETY STORE
to-day, and for sale cheap. Call and sec them'
Cartersville, Sept. 6.
FAS II! CASH!!
Will be advanced on Cotton, to
Farmers who may desire to have their
Cotton shipped to either Southern or
Nartlipi-n raorL-ols. Call Olid s OP. ns.
HOWARD fy PEACOCK.
N. B, — Bacon, Bagging and Rope
will he advanced also if desired.
Cartersville, Sept. 20, 18u7.
Millinery Novelties es Hie
Season.
MRS. C. WISE BURG, No. 3 Peachtree st.
(next door to Mess. Cox & Hill, whole
sale Liquor Merchants) is receiving anew and
Fashionable stock of all kinds of Millinery
Goods, and invites all concerned, to examine
the Novelties of the season, before purchasing
elsewhere. Retail as well as wholesale orders
from the country attended to with p-omptness
and dispatch ATLANTA, GA.
Sept 27, 1867. w3m
D. 11. BAILEY, G. N. GItOWAY,
Formerly of \1 ury Cos. Os Giles Couicy.
JAMES M. CAUSEY, T. B. SKMl'i R,
Os WiJl.auioun coun'y. Os llui.tsviUe, Ala.
BAILEY, GRQWAY & CO.
COTTON COMMISSION
Wholesale Grocery Warehouse,
J\'os. 5 and 7 Broad Street ; .
xa siivelm: t e xx .
~r E beg leave to return thanks to our frier,Ps f r„*l>s
” very liberal share of pair-mage be.-f>*ed
upon our house the past season, and wt util say that,
having enlarged our facilities fur itoringCo.t'or ■, r.e are
now prepartd to give: every attention to the storage,
sale, and shipment of all Cotton our friends may en
trust to our care. We prom it e that i very elf it will
be used to secure the very highest market price, w heth
er sold here or in other markets.
Will make Cash Advances on all cotton or other Pro
duce slipped to us. Our terms shall always be as low
as any other rtl able house.
James 91, Cai'sey and Wm T.
Sample will give their undivided atteutiuta
to tire Oi tton Departn.ant, and will strain eveiy nerve
to make it to the interest of planters to patrouize
us.
We will always keep a full stock of GEOCK ( IF.S,
BAGGING, I;OPE and TWINE, and all grades of
FLOUIt for sale at the lowest prices.
M aiited-We wish to purchase wash
ed and unwa hed WOOL, FEATHERS, and DIUEj
FKUIT, and will always «ive the price*.
BAILEI U£lss W A"i U C 0.,
\ - HILL &> BI SY, of Cartcrsvil!o >
will act as oar agents, and pay tax on Cotton consign
eii to usr 15a1c.EY, OiiOWAV LO.
gSept 27 67 6mo
FA.pt LUSK, Pres’t. T V. SAMPLF, Casb.r.
fEADURS 7 BANK
iEU Cui»n Street,
NASH a ills: tes».,
DEALS IN
Coin, foreign and Domestic Ex
change, Uncurrent Money of all L inds,
United States, State, and liail Road
Bo this.
Hi? best prices paid for s, \EOs,
7,208 lO 40s, anti
Comp. In-. Notes.
FOR SALE
D'JNCAN, SHERMAN &, CO’S DRAFTS
IN SUMS TO SCFF, 02*
JLo ndou,
Parris,
a Seri in.
Sept 27, 1867 6m
char>
Unil
Boti
DE.II.EB IX
?•:■: •' •• / Xi!
,0r» (Dooiis,
kH' 'O ’
HARDWARE,
REArY-MADE
CLOTHING,
|j t $ t i tt t;
€W11)1E¥ §
OSNABURGS,
C# H! 2? & M
imum
COUNTRY PRODUCE
bought and sold.
Highest price
paid for
ttdv' ,
Sill ip
BEESWAX,
FEATHERS,
Old Copper ,
1111,
a; ♦ ry p
ame ax tve,
Agt. for wrap
ping Paper.
Merchants can
buy it in an y
quantity at 31131
prices.
J» ELSAS,
2*l ain Street,
Cartcrsville, tla.
Sept. G, 1367 —wly.
UJibsumnut tint doote!
I M MEX S E ATTiIVO TIO X !!
Immense reduction la Prices!
A GORGEOUS LOT OF DRESS GOOD
Just Received from the Irate Vetv York Auction Sales
A Reduction of 50 per cent, from last month’s Prides !
-11 l Goods Marked In Plain Pgrm es !
My well known straightforward nnd hortoruWe coirse of cond-ietinff bn<iiT«*-or K » swttio
arantec to all who may la- or me with their patronage, that they will he f.uly dt\»lA wi lu
JOHN M. GrfJTjrOJV,
Corner of Whitehall and Hunter Streets,
RESPECTFULLY announces to Lis friends arx\ tire public, that he has just returned trim New Y ik, where
has been iu u ti. ndauce at the immerse suction salts wldcli t n k place me I .el neck, ami that ms mngiiltn wit
slock el Midsummer bloods is now complete, and will be ko.d at, ir.iue* that rvm tiny compel! >u. The most no*
perieneed will at once perceive the great advantage of pu chasing a stock of dry goods at this part) tutor Jim
when importers are disposing < I their stocks regardless ol e .st.
1 would annex a schedule of p ices, but space will not permit. Snflice it t> say that 1 was in New Y ok v lion the
late panic reached its Climax, ru.d tha 1 purchased my jirtaeut sloe ib per cc .1, lcos it coum have bcea
purchased at any c liter tio-e this season.
rTXTST X^EOjBIVIDIA:
500 pieces beautiful Drcjs Goods, consisting of Grenadines, Mozamblques. Renos, t’optiuos, Lawns, IlarcgC", c‘e.
200 pieces splendid g-ods for Gents 1 and Brys 1 wear, consisting of Cloths, Cassimcre-, Drap D'Kte, Jeanr, Lino
Duck and Grille, Marseiles, etc.
300 pieces white goods, consisting of Plain, Striped, Checked and 1> ttmi Pwisv Plain, Striped, Checked and
Dotted Jaconet; Tarlatoi.. Nainsook, Crimped Muslin, Urilll tines, P'u| c Clot.M, Bishop Lawn, etc.
mo pieces American, Kng’Ssh and F-ench Prints, all new styles; I'tttO ideces ft’enchcd Pf.Hlncs-Now Y'erk Mill's,
Wamsutts, Lonsdale, Hope, .fames', Putnam, and seve-al , the mil «; s 0 1". 11 ami 12 1-4 Bleat lied aril fi mt n
Sheeting; 6-4 and C-4 Pillow Case Cottons ; 20 pieces 8-4, 0-4 at.d 10-4 Table Li uem, b ,th bleached and, unbleached
3 cases all styles of shoes; 20 cases nil stales Straw Genes 100 dosen all styles TTnep Pkfrts; 300 dr sen tmll.-s
and Misses 1 It.s-; 5o desert Lades’ beautiful Iron V sines, v-y stipe, lor;* f plendi I 1«* v r . e ''J\, C,n *
’i lot of L. C. II imlltercMef*; 10 pieces beautiful Mannels; ‘ eo-np ete stock of Notions, I f’poi < y\ is or
La lie? and always on hand, a fttll stotfk of Shirt! /gs, SlieMlrjpK OtMmUurjM, .Team, » >c., winch will be S.>hl
for facto)y price. Everything usually kept In a first e.ava Dry <i jogs Store cut: be found here.
p 3 This splendid stock of Goods has teen purchased since the 21 hos May, which announcement will sat.sfy.
all that great bargaLs w.il be given.
johiv iii. GAriioi’,
jp. 14. IR(‘>7, Corner YVhitiTal: anil 1 junior Stm ts, A 11 tl tin, 6i
IPliii (ML
This Oil iriaices lire best, s>fe;t and cheapest light of anvthlnft known. It !• fully pas. r i d—a piiarmtee of
its superiorl y. It. can lie used in anv Kerosene or Ooal O 1 Lamps, by uttnchiri.' the LI HIT HOUSE lil il'-Elt,
whieit is preferable to oil ot!i--3. This < lil m ikes a clear, b.lght ii. lit, sin. lies less ami b rns long' r than ot,. r
(Jils, and is as sale at a t Dlow candle It. 161 l not e-xjtl ale. *s oa i lie dem .nstr.ited in a mu-nont.
The METEOR S.iKKTY LAMP is a perfect g in—a uuiver.nl favoilte —and gives a LleUll' for less than half
acent an hour, for sale by
YY. L. KIRKPATRICK A CO . Cartersvilh', Ga.
TANARUS: M. ELLUS, Calimui , Ga.
RITE W. TIIOTNTON.
Proprietor of JI irtow and Gordon coun!ie=. VI > «gt. ftr tl.e sale of 0 junty Rights. Those desirous of mafrfug
money, will do weli to tiorresp. hri him at Calitoun, i.a. j l ' 2S—lf,
MENS’ AND^BOYS 1 CLOTH INS AT THE GATE CITY ’
Wc would respectfully inform our ft iends and tlie public that we have just received BhC of the la pest and
best selected stocks of
SP’RIIT(3* BTJUXXvXEK/ CLOTHING !
Ev*pr brought t*» Atlanta, alt of whi-h have bee’h manu r ftctun*<l for us" from Go <ls bought at laic decline, hr
Cash, with special reference to the wanti of this section. We would respectful.) invite all to an examination of
qur Goods and Prices,
Fceiiner confident that vre can suit the most, economical as w-eli as the most f.istidtou*, as to price and cjfta It
Space does nut permit to enuuierate ail the (i jods kept fc?y ttf, tn»t Sulfrcc it to say we have nice
Cassimere Suits for $7 53 to *slo GO,
and upwards. Those acquainted with our Goods, need not. be told that our Clothing is made up Ly the bes
workmen, fthd cf superior gootls. In ad.l tion to the above, we k-e t, also, a large stock of
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS
Cons’st.irg of PUFFICr) .arid PL4IN WHIT " SHIRT?, FANCY and BROWN SHIRT?, UNDEROAR
MF.NTS, of all f’/.es Fancy and Plain TIE?, of all desorlpH .ns; Silk and Linen Pocket Ha dkerohiefs, Gents
Gray's Patent M and led Oolla', as well ai Glased and Marseilles Oollars, All of which- will be sold ehcaporthi
can be bought eisew In. re.
Also. Boots, Shoe?, nats, Sole Leather and other Trunks,
Carpet Bags and Valises, Eugene and Saratoga Ladies
Trunks, &c. Before purchasing, please call at the
Cr&te City ClbtMng Store by
A. ROSEN FELD & BhO-
Next drfer to McCamv & Cu’«s Drug Slum, WliHctail Street,
April 20, isof.tvtc ATUNTA, GEORG?
NO DECEPTION!
MR. GUTHRIE who has recently located
inour town is now receiving his fall stock
of lull Lry Goods, Notions, Rou*s, c3hoes, Hats
&C. &e,
lie has employed as salesmen, two most Ex
cellent young men ofou r midst.Mr. W. L’.
UKAV of our town and A. Y. CHAPMAN oi
Stilcsh j:o.
Asa further evidence of good taste, he de
sires to show to all a well assorted stO'ck of fafi
goods - which will he exhibited by these ob
liging young men free of cost,and sold for as
small amount, of money as ti;e same goods
can be purchased elsewhere.
P.f?. Tell efrerjf/uify to bring fur skins by
(lie hundred —ITe wants 501)6 Mink sicins
eatiglrr after Vst Nov., wi 1 pay most for those
no! spi?t. Gome and buy Steel Traps.
Remember the place, Post. CLliccstreet, first
door north of f-apt. Jones’ brick L aw Office'.
Oartcrsvi'ile, Ga -
Sept. 20, 1837.
V'OTICE —MI P iwv-s of Atton.ev given by nc pre
3 viom to - !i September, 1507. are revoked,
fep *., tier. 44. ». THGMP3ON.
V'OTIUE. —T!.‘C business relation heretofore existing
between Dr. L Yv. IlffiT and K R. KRAMER
is oisjolvtit, and idlaccxuDU of IKtfcT A KU «MER will
r-e re tc l uh Dr. J. W. E. BEST, sole prop I, tor. —
tt KUAUER is ujw in tliu gm,luy of Dr. J. IV. p.
B si'. J, If. If. BEST,
C«uter.vLlr, Ga. Sept 11,
C;ASH- ABY&IQSg
ON
COTTON.
Ivy ILL be prepared by the Ist Oct., to rrukc
liberal casn advances oii C'fJ'l'ro.Sf otip
ped t<> the well known anti jelt UtjLi house of
GEO. W. WILLIAMS* A CO., Cha'lewton,
or WIIjLIA Mri, 'i’A Y LOU & CO., Mew York.
Terms more liberal than any licrtol'ore olf
ered to planters or dealers.
JNO, A. 13?.W1N,
sept. 10, lf'fiT. Carters7ilie, (in.
To Cuii!iiimpHvc%
Tfie Rev, EDWARD A, WiniO.V will send, fre-o <»
charge, to all wlio dettire I*, the prerc ij tinn with tlm
ulreettors tor making ami using the Minyl* ruineilv bv
which he was cured of a lung a3e.ti u and ina. dlca l
disease Consumption, 11 s only ohiot it to beu-tU
•lie afiiictel, an 1 bo hops every suiterer will t>> tins
piese iptimi, as it .c.l, coat them nothing, ttud u.y
prove a blessing. J’lease addie,*
Ker EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. IGO South ?ecou.l Str.et, V,ll lamtoaig, No.* Vu:li.
In formation.
Inftrma'rn guatauteed t t pi-miuee a Ju\ir ! ai,t
growth of hair up in aJj ild he tl >r a bcrdlera f ce,
ais > a refit e for me removal ol i’ mjil s, D'otclos, k
nfll'iuliS, do , oil the . kill, to IV It f l c t* no soft. « l<- r
anij heau.nu , cau nc obtained wtl.'iottt i bagel
ill CfiilUg Tlivi. E. < H A e.d aN, C'/i <in Ui
4«p U i-v Dvuadwaj, Netv Y.i