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About The standard and express. (Cartersville, Ga.) 1871-1875 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1872)
STANDARD AND EXPRESS. ■■ . 1 - 1 ;r? UARTEH.SVU.LK, GA., DEC. 19, 1572. Agricultural Departmenl. Krom the Augusta Constitutionalist. Tilt: FENCE QUESTION. The fence queatiou has long been agitated iu agricultural periodicals and by State Leg.slaturcs. That it ia a matter of great importance can not be denied. The great mistake seems to be that fences are built to kssp out, instead of keeping ia stock. In several States a change ia this re spect has lately been made by law. Iu these Stales the penalty of paying damages where cattle arc killed by railroad trains is cast upon the own ers of the iunmalg instead of upon the eornpaniet- The reason given fur this change in the law is very sensible, t!?.: that railroad companies and the trav elling public suflfr far more by the detentiun of and injury to trains by the running over and collision with cattle on the track than the farmers do by the loss of the stock. Nor, say the framers of the law, is this all, for human life itself is endangered by cat tle being suffered to wander about up on railroad tracks upon which trains, loaded with passengers, are constant ly running. The Atlanta Plantation, for Decem ber, prints a valuable article on the Fence Question, from the pen of Rev. C. W. Howard. Mr. Howard, in Oc tober last, addressed certain inquiries to the Presidents of the several rail ways in Georgia upon the amount of their losses under the head of stock killed. The answers disclose the fact, that the anuuul reclamations from these roads, by owners of stock run ning at large, aggregate to about sev enty thousand doUart / To this amount is to be added losses from accidents to the trains in run ning over them, und the injuries sus tained by passengers und train officers aud bauds. Under the first item, the Georgia Road alone pa and, for the year uidiug with l ist April, $11,278 30; and one cold, stormy, dark night, list winter, bad a train wrecked, and some of the passengers hurt—one of them fatally—by running over the working steer j of u neigh boring farmer, (so called,) who hud rcw.tidd his cattle tor u day’s labor by turning thorn out • lours on such a night, to browse on t iu Utile deud und withered herbage they could find ou u i\e ml i r night. T ius, instead of being punished foi cruelty to his cattle, and for jeilpurd iz ng human lives on an expn.ro train h; got an exorbitant price for bit. st ers, the ruilway pocketed a heavy lo s aud the passengers accepted their da iger aud sufferings without remon str Alice. Mr. Howard sums up his long and able article as follows: The evil effect of the present fence law may be thus summed up: 1. it causes a liazzard of human fife upon our railroad*. 2. it impedes business, by impeding the speed of railroad trains. 8. It imposes a tax of more than |IOU ,000 annually upon the railroads, and through them upon the people of Georgia, who, iu tho end pay it. 4. It causes a large area us land in the older counties to be thrown out, to glow up in briers aud useless bush es. In those counties there is not timber enough to refence the planta- Uotis, and whore there is, the negroes will not split the rails. % 5. It thus greatly diminishes the iaxubhi property of the State, inas luuoh as thousands of acres of land Low us Icbs would be brought into protitnl le cultivation, if it were not for the necessity of refencing them. t». The fence tax which tho land holder pays ia ten-fold the amount of all tho other taxes pnid by him. 7. Tho moral effect of the present lance law is bad, its it promotes ani mosities and litigaliou among tho neighbors from the necessarily imper fect w yiu which it is carried out. A lawful fence is of rare occurrence iu the older counties. 8. The repeal of the fence law would liberate an incredible amount of life and onmgy among Dimers from the deprossiou caused by their inabilaty to work their own lands from want of brnoing material. 9. \V bile tho number of our live st >ck might bo diminished by tho re peal of the fence law, (though that is problematical) its character aud value would be improved. It is almost im possible to improve live stock where inferior male cattle, hogs or sheep run at large. A trilling animal may be turned out to live or die as it may hap pen; but it is only a valuable animal of its kiud that the farmer would take the pains to keep iu an inclosed pas ture. 10. One of the most rapid, and at the Bame time economical methods of improving land, is to allow its natur al growth to fall upon it and decay. Under the existing fence law, when n pieee of ground is turned out it bc ennee the grazing ground for the neighborhood. Every valuable plant i* eaten out; the grasses are killed and it becomes occupied by useless bushes, which impoverish rather than c.u ic!i the soil. This grazing is legal ized tiioft upon the property of the Giul-holder. 11. The existing fence law is un constitutional, as it etubarasses the property-holder in the peacable use of Lis own property. These eleven points are capable of abundant argument and illustration. Th#y are presented in this explicit fosxn to be amplified by others. The writer does not protend to of fer a law which shall fully meet the emergency. The subject is not with out difficulties. No law can be fram ed which will not bear hardly upon some persou. But we certainly have leg id minds who can devise some means by which the present intolera ble burden may be lightened. The fenco law, so far as it relates to the railroads, we are informed by Major Screven, was made the subject of a printed report to the Legislature in 1869. A bill passed the last Leg islature granting oertain privileges to several countios, which was the begin ning of legislation in the right direc tion, but which is said to be defective in its dstails and limited in its scope. Tue writer-, thus far, has beou unable to procure a copy of either the report Or the bill. As the proprietors of the Plantation are within easy reach of these documents, they would do good by the publication of both of them. Practically, this fencing in the stock and turning out tho crops is found to work well. In largo pardons of the European oontineut, this is the prac tice. In fact, it would be impossible to fence in the crops. A fence law like our own would depopulate a large portion of Europe, as it must before long depopulate the older portions of Georgia. As this is a subject of common im portance to tho railroads and to the land holders, and as theso are the two commanding interests of the State, the writer ventures, respectfully, to sug gest a conference between the author . ities of the State Agricultural Society | and the railroads. Such a conference - might result iu the framing of n bill which would be acceptable to the Leg islature and relieve the people from i the burdens of the present fence law-. C. W. How ABI>. i ww mmm *' ¥ * 13 - - which I itu’ ;•*«::.« . ts can a -arc o and *; " * * li ken Ir.v i.• : iu: ,ihn! »P*lit iilh • ... > L i <• i< ed preparaii .i J e* >.L.g ’lh’.v* on F vi)i:o II aiu ;• ’• _ •> ;': f•, ••.».. making it soft, fatr-ais mid m ken. The scalp, by it- ise, Ika i;-.-- vv hitt and clean.i It moves ail c:uj ti< - and dandnrlV, id. bv its tonic i.rep-* ertics, prevci- the li.hi j)ein j.dihig out, as it st' .luhtfe* -n:.d • • rbui the hair-glam Is. By its u, kith ■ grows thicker adjl stVlinger. .!•< pildiiC'S, it restoles "tin.- c.q•iii.tr l glands to their n«nj;c! vigor, ap will create anew xW&wlh, en-c; Inn extreme old age. li istfic most, ~ nomical ll.mu DnEssint, c . ei u cd, as it requires fewer applications, and gives the hair a splendid, glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes, Ai.lX, state Assay or of Mussachih-ctt says, “The fconstituenU arc pure, and care fully selected for excellent quality; and I consider it the Bust Prepa ration for its intended purposes.” Sol'l % all Drugrj'ult, and Dealert in J redid net. Frio a O.io Dollar. Buckingham’s Bye. FOR TUB WHISKERS. * As our Kenewer in many cases requires too long a time, and too much care, to restore gray or faded Whiskers, we have prepared this dye, in one preparation ; which will quickly and effectually accomplish this remit. It ii easily applied, and produces a color which will neither mb nor wash off. .Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. Manufactured by R. P. HALL, & CO.- JTASHUA, 'N.H. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For the relief and enre of all derange ments iu the stom ach, liver, and bow els. They are a mild aperient, and an excellent purgative, dicing purely vege table, they contain no mercury or mine ral whatever. Jfiu-h serious sickness and suffering is prevent ed by their timely use; and every family should have them on hand for their protection anil relief, when required. Long cxpt-nence has proved them to bo tiie suf «**<r, surest, and best of all the Villa with which the market abounds. IJy their occasional use, the blood is purillud, the corruptions of the svs tem expelled, obstructions removed, and the v, hole machinery of life restored to its healthy activity. Internal organs which become clogged and sluggish are cleansed by Ayer’a Vilfa, and stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease i* changed into health, the value of which change, when reckoned on tho vast multitudes who enjoy j it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating makes tliem pleasant to take, and preserves their virtues unimpaired lor any length of time so that they me ever fresh, and perfectly reliable. Although searching, they are mild, and operate without disturbance to the constitution,ordiet, or ocen nation. l ull directions arc given on the wrapper to each box, how to use them as a Family Physic, and for the following complaints, which these Villa rapidly cure: For J).rN|><')i*Ui or * f.ung-uor and Low of Appetite, they should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom ach, and restore its healthy tone and action. For JLiver Coni plaint and its various symp toms, StilioiiM llrailarlie, Mick llcail. acllc, Jaumlice or (irrm Nickuma. HSi I - Colic and Uilious fever.,they should be judiciously taken for each case, to correct the diseased action or remove the obstructions which cause it. For Oysrnterv or Diarrhoea, but one mild dose is gencrally'renuired. For llliemnatiniia, Lout, travel, l*ul« pitatiou of (he Heart, I’ain in file Midi*, Hack and Jboio.«, they should be contin uously taken, as required, to change the diseased action of Lite system. With sucli change those complaints disappear. For Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings, they should be taken in large and frequent doses to produce the effect of a drastic purge. For Suppression, a large dose should be taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym pathy. Asa Dinner Pill, take one or two Villa to promote digestion and relieve the stomach. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ami bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the system. Hence it is often advantageous where no serious derangement exists. One who feels tolerably well, often llnds that a dose of these Villa makes Inin feel decidedly better, from their cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive apparatus. riticPArosn nr Vr, J, C. AY Ell it CO., Practical Chemists, I.Olt ELL, MASS., V. S. A. FOK SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. SALE AM) LIVERY s t a b l is . 4 rTHE OLD STAND Established twenty A years ago, it being in fifty yards of the Bartow House, a commodious Hotel, kept by J. T. Guthrie. 1 have been in the Livery busi ness for Fourteen Years and all 1 ask is, that the citizens and traveling public will give me a call, and find me and the veritable J A CK STACK at all timus ready lo furnish SADDLE AND HARNESS HORSES HACKS, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES and everything nocossary in a tirst-Clasj Sta hie, ami ready for trade at all hours, SWAP SELL or BU Y. June GO,- If. JOE BIUTT. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. WESTERNS ATLANTIC 11. li. CC NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN—OCTWARD. Leaves Atlanta i) SO, ?. m Arrives,, at Hal loti, ,3 02 a. m “ at Clmttanooga, 5 S3 a. m DAY I‘ASSKNGEUTUAIN—bI-TWARD. ' Leaves Atlanta, SSO a. . Arrives At Dalton, 2(11 P. «. Arrives at GhnUanooga 4 37 P. m. FAST LINE TO SEW YOKK OUTWARD. Leaves Atlanta 113 p. n. Arrrivos at Dalton v - 9 47 r. m. NIGHT I’ASSENG Kit TKA IN—INWARD. Leave. Chattanooga 5 23 P. M. Arrives at Atlanta X 18 A. M. DAY PASSENGER TRAIN -INWARD. Leaves Chattanooga ...1 no a. m. Arrives at Atlanta ..'...0 15 P.M. AO OMMODATION TRAIN INWARD. Leaves Dalton li Uli a. m. Arrive# at Atlanta 1 8S r. M. JOS urn L. BUOWX, P resilient. SALE & FEED STABLE (Near II6Uy Jlilb,) EAST MAIN STREET, CARTEICBVI LI E, GEORGIA. mill! undersigned have established a SAL* .1. and FEEDWr AIUX iu the old Stables originaliy ooeupiod by Messrs. Roberts A near Holly Flour Mills, and have Jiitit received nineteen head of FINE MULES for SALE, and will continue to keep* fine lot of Mula* on hand at this Stable during the Tall and Winter months. They arc also prepared to teed steck at 36 • to per 1 1 oA, 1. Country people coming into tlil> city can have their Horses or M*le«fcd at ibis Stable at 25 cts. per head. MILAM * PRITCHETT. C arte is v iile, Sept. 10, 1572.—t5. The Chicaga Farm Pumps * . ‘ «- AND -*S> Patent Porcelsa-Lined Iron CvliaitT Pumps For Cisterns and Wells of any Depth, Are Cheap, Durable anu Efficif-cL OVER 100,000 HOLD. EVERY PUMP W4RJUKTr.I>.. Ary Pasea C;s Sr. Sold everywhere by iw ■in sw i ni XU chinery, llunlNvuie a;in Ife-Wintlve Cut iK-olci >ee .U If. Vm terms, aadrg-s tint unjmyiat.u.. * J, t\ Tr .-CJri.*’ S'.’Vj, run-Ado li DR. CROOK’S WENT QATARI Jtf" Year.) pf.T-pnWHi* Je»t haaprowtl DtXimik’* Wlncwrr,-* r t o hnvcmom m- rit in.oi taiy timliar v tm i •nraaou c\ er ou<- iva lo - the public, it fa ricli in w ’ax Dkiiiciaal qualitkji’f & and unequal ed Cor * me • • f i .1 lirwat Z fw-rrornitn« nto 'fflVi « ri nmixaldeopres. It ‘ : ‘-x' ! u'-tlly**r ulTtauakji an I ( old*. It Bus cur< and si> - uataob many e sot of Aitbnia " n, l PmuidilflH, that it bctu nrwouqoed a sjicciiio f r com a t-L.-ufs. Fot I’aiusln the ■r«t*t. Sine or Hack, Gravel or Kidney <lia ii ense, di-east o of Urn Trill. . 3 , ary Ortani, JanmUer, dioew t <4 <>r any Liver Com plaint —aat. ± it lias liui-quitl. It Is also n wperior T«Rir, * IlfdorcxlbcApprldr, Strrngtlii'r* li eNy .ti su. Kcifiriil) vtt. - Iz-BiLW: t (sum's (lie Bito t i«, E>.. i-sf, Kin:..vcHy-pi ji- i.i .-• v 1 ledip aiou, 1-rMcal‘i ?: Give* tube toyuur 6., a tem. HEEP THE BLOOD Pi RE y And the health of Vm ay stem a'A will follow. Thor •ia a i renara •e ,n cf Iron and Poke Hoot « effectual tli.-vn all others, i will Mtiovu l.ura your n the itripurc end vitiated which < . L.--vdiMia-a, and itametiiii:: teuid up your 1 and strength It never to cure. If have ful.i.feerolulotin IWscas* ' the Dyes or Ears, enr [n!a in r.iiy form, ad iVhite Swelling. Old », fleers, or 6k.-i-ol nlorui mmatinas, you can rely ins cured with this pre-pa i known as Hr. ( rook’s yoiiim Syrup of i’oki . Itbeainatiim, Tains mb', or Sonus,< oi:*ititu ibrukiudowul y Jlc-rcu >r other poisons, nro ell by it. For Kyphtli*, or ilitic taint,tiu-relsi:Otli yual to it. A trial will c it. Beautify your Complexion. Do not use paint or powder, but get a mors permanent beauty by purifying your blood. This preparation of Iron aud Poke Itoot makes a rough and vi aly akin softandsmootli: changes that sallow complexion to ono of freshness and health, and l: move any Erup tive I>(senses of the Mtilu, THuples, Pus. tales, Bio tidies & Eruptioils. il you wish rosy cimks and a healthy complexion, use Dr. Crook’s Compound Syrup of Poke Iloot. F. M. RICHARDSON, DE.U.EIi IN STOVES, ORATES, HOUSE-FURNISHING’GOODS, OFFERK’D* . ...- /-w C •>.: A ' <:*’-• \ ' , . w .. ■ ,y«*. • - • l TIN -”\7Y r /jLipys, cXbp, (or. NVliiti hall and Hunter St’s, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. janl ly. SIXTY-FIVE F n T PRISE MEDALS AWARDED fAyb-THE GREAT Southern Piano £\ A factory. WM. KNABE & CO., Mtmui’acturors of PIANO FORTES, h'<.s.t;..j«js:s:. vi i>. These Instruments him been lielVnethe Dub lie for nearly Thirty Ye::.-., and upon tie-ir es ceUence attained an - vi.j.t.r. !.u u.) /•/ , n , which them iiiiequalcd, in TON F, TOUCH, . WORK MAN SHIP ml I)ITIIAB/MTY tSfif* All ogr Square Pianos have our Nuw Improved OVKhsTHt M: seal.; and tho Asrrtun- Treble, flrtfWo wm.hl call speei.i! attehti. :, to our late patented linnrovi’iiients in GUANO PI ANOS and S(JI AUK GIt.V.NOS, ti.umi in mi other Piano, whiidi bring the Piano 11 ■ -.■ n»i- p.n lection than lies yet been attained. EVERY PIANO 111. IA WAllliANi 101 l LIVE J&r/f*' We are by special arrangeite. ;d enable to furnish PAIILOit OItGANS :ui<l lllikt). DHONS of the most celebrated makers, li hole sale Whl J!. lull at low est Factory Prices'. llltist rated Catalogue* and Price Li*t* prompt ly furnished on applic ttion lo WM- Etf ABE & CO., Baltimore, Md. Or anv of our regular estabiislied ngeuee*. oet il-tec 13 o xs: w x h # 1 o SEWING MACHINE. NO IIUMUCG, but a perfnet and beautiluilv llnislied Maishiite. Man.-mted fin- two year*. Go.to John T. Owens’ Jewel: v store ami see tt. R.SITOK I S S A YII 1C . Agent. X. tv.u.RKB, X’ropddor 11. If. McP-'\Ai.n A 0., !)i ■ i A Ucn. A*«lU, San Francisco,Ciil .and 31 Comment! SU,N .1 IH ILL JONH Hear Testimony to tlicll IVonderful Curative Efleets.£ Vinegar Hitters ore not a vile Fancy Drink. Made of Poor It mil, lVUistfiy, Proof Spirits ami Refuse Lienors, Uoc* lorod, ppicod anil P’.V -r 1 -K'i 1o please tho tnsto, called Tonics,” “ Aryan: :ers.” “ Restorer .Vo, that lead tho tippler r.a to drunkenness and ruin, but arv a true Medicine, made from the Nrdivo Hoots and llerhs cf California, free from nil Alcoholic Slintnlauts. They are thj GREAT .HLOOI> FURTiIKiI und A 111 EL GIVING IMMNCIPI.E. a perf-of Keuovnlor and luvujorator of tlte System, carry luff cl”all poisonous matter and restorin': tint blood ton healthy condition. No person can talc,- those bitters according to directions and rein;.: 1 hinj unwell, provided tlieir bones are not c .si:. ye a by mineral poison or other means, ;.pd ti.o c : 1 orw-’is warred beyond tli# point cf repair' Tiicv u e a Gentle Purgative ns well as n. Tonic, possess]utr, also, the p m tit of act iff as a V' ieviifcf - t .on orfnlbme nation of the Liter, *ivT rs f IdTho ' ' Visceral Ursaos. & FDR KKlf.t !.E COMPLAI NTS whr-;h. - in young or old, married or BineD, at ,V down* womanhood Or at thy fr.rn.oi Hi'-, fh«»«j;o..ic l' 1 ters haw no ce.ual. l>'or I idle, injunto it an 1 Chi.mb- I! Ren. KUili.Ka mill Gout, Ih-iisps.i or In digestion, Kiiiow>, Reauillenr n n.lt Tntermilfrnt i'eterx, Disease . of ihe liloo.l. I.ilFv. IvLie.eys «ml liHiddcr, these Bitter* h ive Isncu most Diseases are canted by Viliaie.t Itlooil, which is pent. aHy predated by ' r ; \A: meet of tho Dipesliv*' Drtfmis. ; DYnFPVSIA OK ISDIfT. TION, Hea.h.c Sf, I'l.mWthefhmdih-s, CaSph-. TipM nessof the Chest, IH&incss, Soar l'.rtiot.'d ions of u. - : .ia.: Xu min I’ilio' i Attacks. u ofthe llciut. lull .mmari. nos the Lungs, l’aiit Ln tlte/eftiousof the hi 'Trv". S Slut a hundred etl% t»!:.£lil ai'tethk'ofT t i rinps of D.vspcpoiji. They Invigorate tnoStoaiachran.l Sriim.jjac P.e torpid Liver and Dowels’ Vhich remb'Y them of r.uequelk and efficacy ilj i Icausing tiio blood of all im purities, and impartingrtcfr life and vi ■ r to tha whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASES. Erupt: : .Tetter, Salt Rheum, Rlotchea, bpuls, l’iuiples. Pustule Boils, Carbuncles, lUog-WoruiE, S. aid Head. So.. KyP3,Erysipelas. tteh. Scurfs. I>V' olor ; ion-' ’f 'he Bliio. Uiunc .il and Dial uses of the Si. in. ot wlial ever name or nature, are liternll.v <!rg tip and car ried out of the system in :i short time by the use ..f these Bitters, line bottle in such rsm will.'on . i mce the most incredulous of tlieir eni at iveefTi'eti Clennse the Tilir.ted Bloixl wbenevery. i: 210! its impurities bursting Uivough tbit Shin in Pimples, Eruptions or Sore ; cleanse It when y.m find it obstrueteit and shiggish in the veins; ea.ui.e it ■ when it is fouljmd your feelings n ill udl you when! Keep the blood pure, and the lu dth. fll a. .OH will follow. PIN, TAPE. te. X WORMS, irking ip the system of so mini c Du sts md . ne rlTetdually arstroyed mid removed. BOLD BY AI.L WHR iOl I P AND DDALKRg. ■I. WALKED, IV’ ' If II .'1 • -M.I'A CO , Dnovisl- and Cl. n. A;.’ n!\ Sun iFraneiaco, Calami -4 and 31 Oopauei Street. New York GOWER. JONES & CO. CARTERBYILLE. GEOBGT A. 'i- - ' ' il A N II T AG IT UKRS OF CARit§AG ES,IS V GGI E S, ONE, TWO and FOU HORSE WAGONS. Cl-VX FILL ORDERS IT SHOUT NOTICE. A large quantity of well soßiMne.i timber on z hand. Mr. IT \. Gower — who has hail forty ye»r» experience in iwhisirass —formerly of Greenville, South Carolina, anil lately of Gainesville. Georgia, giver lib, personal to tlie business. It.-pulrijjg done with neatness and dispatem AT.T, WAp.K.A|ffTSJD, We defy Competition, both in Quality aud Priced i fcb. I—ly GEORGE W. JACK, MANUFACTURER OE Otun (lies anel Cnickers. DEALER IN CONFECTIONERIES, TOYS, AND WILLOW-WARE WEDDING PARTIES, SUPPERS, &e„ GOTTEN! P IN THE REST STYLE, AND ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE- We would respectfully call the attention of the public to our lartje and complete stock —selected with care, and bought at the LOWEST CASH TRICES. jriilTEll.m STREET, +!TL*I.VIEi, f».f, mtrchlO-wly. WRW FIKBE ! ME W XKWS ! ! CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE, OILS, LAMPS, SHADES, &i\, F„ MARSH & C?O u , (First Door above Planters’ and Miners Park.) / CyYIiTERSVII>I Af GA. Ni.w or JON INC A SUPERIOR STOCK OF CROCKEEY GLASS W All &c &c. ia j.n si < > A. i, r P. MARSH ha.- removed his Oil and Lamp Stock from the Dm" Store of Bc,-t and Kirkpatrick, to this point, consolidated both businesses. The now firm are now also dealers in OSZaS. LUITS. WKI4B, WHAWKS, &V. They respect fully invite the citizens oj CartersvilJe, and pub lie generally, to pall aud soe. tiud examine and make their pur chases [oet 31. 1871, w&sw-tf. ~VANDiVERE > S MARKET WEST SIDE ItllLltOA!). MAIM STREET, CARTERSVILLE, GEORGIA, SK IYO3ITO eoii-tantly on hand an abundant tuppply ol .f ii:e © i : i mea: \ a b, BEEF, MUTTON, and POrK, SAUSAGE, PRESS MEAT,TRIPE,CHICKENS,EGGS,BUTTER Country Prodnco bought and sold—Chickens, Eggs, Duller, Ac. WANTED.—WiII pay the highest market price. Cor Hides and Dells. MU- A. G. C. VANDIVERE, City’Butcher. £ X a O 3E3 PHBIjIC, Havin;;-disposed of my stock of Drug:, Medicines, Ac., to Messr. Leake & Williams, I most cordially recommend them to the favorable consideration and patronage of my old customers and the public generally, and trust that the p-'.ronage so liberally extended to me in the past, will be transferred to them. XV. A. LOFLESS.? NEW DETJCT FIRM. |AII n XV. W. Leake AM. (..Williams, having a- dated Ihc ives in hn-ine<«, have pur- JLF thasi-d the Drug .More of XV. A. Loyle>s, will continue the hiisiucs. at the old si ami on the Depo| * inure, firs! dm)r north of .Messrs. Lrw in, Stokel/ A to., > aide -v die, La., and will keep eonstliaTiy on hand a sp.lemtid assortment of FRESH :DMIJO-S, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY ALs;>, .Y GVOD STO; K Ob' Paints, il», Yanilwlies. Gla v, rutty, Dyestuffs, &c. i|j Coupled w ith the Dm.a ihr mes- we. also offer our PnOFBSSIOJJiTAIj £;EHiVIOES to the community at large, and hope, by patient attention to business and promptness in our duties Ci, the public, to merit their good will and patronagf'. XV. XV, LEAKE, M. G. XYILLIAMS. Fruit Trees i Evergreens l ROSES! SHRUBS I BULBS! EVERY KIND OF NURSERY STOCK 1 H AVING bought an interest in the Stock of tiie GATE CITY NURSERIES, 1 propose to furnish Nursery Product :of every description at the lowest Catalogue Rates, f desired, payments can bo made half Cash and Half on Time. Articles of trafle or use will c taken in exchange on liberal terms. These Nurseries arc located near A tianta, Ga., and have been in ouocessfui operation many years. stock. Aiiru: a\i> assuhtafat < onpiii:n:. k ll y°n want Fruit Tree- that will T> o xntu., got them from a nursery ki: Ait liome. Addre-s or apply lo - J . JOHN T. NORRIS, i'arli'm illr. fia, . 7 lt-Ly DRUGS AND MEDICINES! - HENRY C. POI 3 E, WHOLESAIiE 11 R U €r (* I vS T , 27 Whiieliall Slrrcl, Allaiita. Oa. WILL KEIT constantly on hand a large and varied Stock of Pure Uriigni and itledirinc-s, € liriniuaK, Paints. <«lass, Varnishes, Patent Hediefnes, Oils, Toilet Articles. 1 Perliiniery, Soaps. Ete. VT.LGoods VVarranted ft! 1 II and FURL. ( ireful attention paid toOrdevs and (Hied with dispntcdi, at b.wesf naarket prices. (4ri ALL an I F.\ AMINK tor I'pt The rresci iptiou Depat tnient i- ( mnplet#. and Din siciup Aiifcci ipttoUs <ljirtulUv ami Ad ll - iftl«ly Compounded, at all hours, from Dure Drily ’ ' so i -V; ' ; ' ■ ' M E. D. 8 M Y T 11 E. IMPOIITEIt OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND CHINA; AND DEALER IX House Furnishing Goods, 142 Congress, and 141 St Jnlhn Streets, Savannah, Ga. 11-11 *U3. > ___ DOBBS & MAGUIRE, BUTCHERS I-I A ),!’; in ’ r 'f. awl have npe» a now Mali at the late * • •*.«.» !••.....•• mi.i A: ii vv,un-Uk > ke<-•> constantly .n t i. :an ;i:pply o FRESH MEATS, affiggsaa; a New Goods ! New Goods ! Erwin, Stokely and Go. ARB DAILY RECEINTXG \EIV FALX. ANl> WINTER G OODS. Their Stock Is J.sr?e, Varied and Klo&ml. special aUcMi . citlcd to their Dress Goods, Piece Goods for Men and Boys, BOOTS, SHOES AND CLOTHING. Tlidr Slock also ouubt-aces ever;* t u-iotv usually kept in the trade. They are selling j j a mall profits to :?s!* Buy ('us, or prompt paying csisloi levs. ° liberal Discount made oiiVasD 15i Is. They solicit from their old friends nil \ etisfomers. as well as the public, a liberal share ot ,»at on:i«-e. 10-ar-tf. ERWIN, K’aMH EBiV A <-«. TOMMY, STEWART & BECK, HIE mil 111 II 011 I STS, .i.c new a large and well selected stock <>• lltr die I; heir Yew Store. Corner Pryor and Decatur Street '-, Opposite f nball 5 \ase. M.wulacturcr’.? Agents and Deateve diktat 1 IIAUI'.WAUn, IRON, STEEL, CUTLERY, Tools of all kino in ildei ‘.ml Carriage Materials Af.cnt for HURT** SHINGLE MACHINES, Sycamore Powder Companyßifle a alllaoii. »\v,U v, Mill Stones and Rotting < ktas, i ■ iprietor? of the V - < - ’ <_'otlc ..d ♦lay Screw Press. . P ai T ,l 'V"* !l ,) V .' iu)los:iK - ];ilsi sC> ' ; ’ :in ] way* t on hand : implo : took to sun pl.v iMictui AleroiianLs an.l ( WILLIAMRiCH"&"GO” WHOLES A L E NOTIONS, MILLINERY, AND FANCY GOODS, ./i-'tZLAi 33_-t:^Y y Greorgia,. SI :lvo K'l.ioved lo Clarke's Ruibling, No. 15, Decatur street, <\>')o ite the Rim',) £ non fully prepared Tor the FALL TRADE, .villi one of the Largest an,l he ! Assorted Storks of Goo ! in the South. .Mer. h:uit- w ill promote their intor-sd•- by. examining ourSlo.-.k and Prices before • elsewhere. M.8.-WE ARE PREPARES TO DUPLICATE HEW YORK BILLS. WM, RICH & COMPAN Y Hunnicutt & Bellingrath, I>E A.EE iJS ITV COOKING ami HEATING STOVES, ffi-aßii and Tiis-Ware, Tissisors* Trismniiagki, Mlatc Mnaatles. Wrought Iron Pipes, for Steam, Gas am! Water. ALSO JlAXti EACTUKERS OF Concrete Sower Pip*’, of all Dimensions. Oraia Pipe, Itublu 1 !' llosc, Pumps, Slcaia I HliHgs, Oil Cups, Globe Valves, Stfejim (Gauges, Whistles, Hydraulic SSauis. €.a* FHliugs Ami Fixtures, Sheet Iron. S*«ic3it Rumors, Tin JPSatc, bead Copper and hrass, Water t'lo.wi Wash Basins, Etc., Ihe. BUY HUBHICUTT & BELLINGR&TH’S COLUMBIA COOK. f*‘o, OllVlarictta Street, Atlanta, Coorgia. lIUMICUTT & BELLIMfRATH, Xo. 9 Marietta St., Atlanta. Ist earn a jj.cl fi-as Fitters, •< ; -V-’4? COPPERSMITHS / :rf : ;£kr%:- A " \i SITLOot-Xx“d.;o. ~X/%T IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, IN TIN AND CORRUGATED IRON. Oct. Ist—wly. PEASE & HIS WIFE’S It E @'T -A. TJ RAN T AND KUFIOFE AM 3E2! O ‘CJ IS E3, ATLANTA, This is Uae largest, FINEST, anil Bos* Arranged Mouse South. M l M;rrl>lc Tables. Private Baling Rooms and Special Apartments tor Ladies, and can seat two hundred People at one silting. 50 Sleeping Rooms, elegantly furnished, with Ta pisiry. Carpets, and Oil. Finished Furniture is now opened to the public. Single or Suites of Rooms can he lurnished, by or der, to parties that may desire. .Heals are furnished from 5 o'clock in the morniu<> until ! o'clock at night. ** Our Steaks, our Coffee, our (Golden Fries, and our Game. Fish. Oyster*, and other delicacies of the sea son—in fact our Cooking Departments—have ion«- since been pronounced by oiir people to excel «H others. Thanking you kindly for that iiirnaiveriiigpalroii age in the past, we shall still strive to suit your taste and eater to your wants. CITY BEEF MARKET, BAST SI l>i: OF w. «*V A. It. IT, XILVU POST-OFFICK. IXKKSIf MEATS, of different kinds, kept constantly on han.l, and for sale at a 1 hours. ••nr business bring on the increase, we have thought proper to remove our plane of bnsi nos® to a more central point in the city; therefore our Market House will be fount! between Messrs. Trammell & Norris’ eorner.aint tiie I’ost-otlice, where we propose to supply the market with FRFJSII MEATS', FAT MV cl KTiCE. an.l butrhered iu tl»p vary best style al tiie avt. Drv ami Green IIi»les wanted, lor hieh highest pvlee will ftejmmf JOHN ANDERSON. CarWsviHe,‘»9 Sept tilth, ISW.—ti -ijj**''-'XZ 3* tin- w are AND STOVE EMPORIUM. STALE & ADAMS. cartf.rxvilt.i:, Georgia. i I. 'V with ouL.hEu.e'old'l’tau'a ot?i t' VA Te ;Ui ' ! es of .T. C. Repi-trr and combined lai., Pressed, and Japanned. NTOVFS™Ofliee, Parlor, and Poole. grates, a,*.. TOGETHER WITH HO U S E-FR RNISHINO GOo 1) s kivul* of♦! O I»uHK done on >hoi t notivo. W. G. ANDERSON & BRO.. EAST SIDE MAIN STREET, CARTERSVILLE, GEORGIA., \y ul 1 ” rfM'ectfully announce to the citi/.cn- that they have opened a First Class Grocery Store In every particular. L.00.U bought from us will be delivered in any part of tlie city. FREE OF CHARGE. W. G. ANDERSON & BRO. N. L. All Denomination- wilt be furnished with Wino l&r Sacramental purpose- FREE—in the city. 10-17-ts. Daniel, Payne & Company, DEALERS IN FUMILV GROCERIES, PRODUCE, CONFECTIONERIES, IAQUORS, Etc-., Etc. (TWO HOUSES.) ONE FIRST DOOR ON SOUTH SIDE PUULTC SQUARE, ON WEST SIDE W. A A. R. R. and the other two doors Soutli of Post ()flico, CARTERSYILLE, GEORGIA. , FALL AND WINTER. G. H. and A W. FORCE, JOBBERS OF Boots and Shoes, Trn n k and Valises. Our lino of all celebrated makers of Brogans and Women Shoes, will ho sold very low for quality of Goods. Merchants are invited to call and examine. Sign BIG IRON BOOT. G. 11. A. \\. FORE, A\ hitehall St., Atlanta, Georgia. of Copartnertliip. Messrs. r l'. A\. AY lIITE and 11. E. A\ OLFE liaving'purchased tlie interest ot M. C. Jackson, deceased, of the firm heretofore known and distinguished as /. W. & M. C. Jackson & Cos., in Cartersvillc Steam Planing Mill, AND Sash, Door and Blind factory, Have formed a copartencrship with surviving members of said firm, under firm nam and style of Jackson, Remington and Cos. The new firm will continue the above business in all its branches, and having as good a corps of workmen ns can be found in the State or South, are fully prepaced to take contracts for Building Houses, entire, or furnishing Doors; Elinds etc, etc. upon as reasonable terms and at as low prices as such work can be done either North or South. Also 3>KKSSIVC; LUmtER, TOUGHING A\l> OKOYOR. OEHJT(J A\D FLOOIiIAA. ISBAtKKTN A\l) STROLL WO it 14. and auy and all kinds of Ornamental Work done in tie very neatest style in the very shortest length of time. NOTICE EXTRAORBI NAIIY. All persons indebted to the old firm must come forward and settle up without delay, as tlie business must be wound up. Failing to settle, :.l 1 ace.ounts imli.-e iminatelv will be placed in on.<dueer s lor collection. Thankful lo the jmblic for their pnH liberal patronage of the old irtn, the new solieit a rontinnution of tlie same, under the pledge Hint we will alwav make ir lo the advantage ot people to patronize us in preference to go in d-e a !*.•<. Uartersvillc. Auu. Mtli, ISTi. wtf. ™ W. DUNCAN. J. H, JOHNSTON, M. MACLEAN. X>‘ojtxo£*fo. cs3 3Tojfc]Ln.»‘toaa., COTTON FACTORS AND General Commission Merchants; t>2 Stay Street, Savannah Georgia. REFERENCESs Savannah Bank & Trust Cos., Savannah. | I. C. Plant & Son, Hanker® Macon Southern Hunk of State oi l in., “ | McXaught, Ormond* Cos., Atlanta. Mechanics Xatfonal Bank, New Vovk. J. If. Johnson. Hanker Hirst National Hank, Philadelphia. | Sims & Uirelki i 1 ’ *• H-14-Om. t. r. shockley; West Main Street, Cartersville, Gn., Dealer In Staple and Fancy Dry- Goods, Clothing, Hats, Hoots, Shoes, Groceries, Confectioneries, etc. etc; Also Agent for sale of LUMBER AND BRICK. CLEAN COTTON AND LINEN RAGS. BEESWAX, TLLOIV, EGGS, BUTTER, ETC., taken for Goods. lie xvill also do a General Commission Business. Jan2s ’72. o The Largest, Best, Cheapest and Most Varied Stock of FALL AND WINTER tiOODS. ever before exhibited in CartcrsviUe, is now being receive* and opened by FORD <Sr BRIANT, (At Blair & Bradshaw’s old Store-Room,) Cartersville, Georgia. LADIES’ GOODS Os all kinds and qualities. B®“GEXTLPMEX’S FFRKISDIXO GOODS and READY-MADE i I.oTIIINd in abundance, together with HATS, MOOTS, SHOES, etc., for both DoAl J.- l'lC COODs u line lot. Also a Hue Stock ol FAMILY GROCERIES, to which we invite the attention of the public. We will sell Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest, of any other.merchants in Ute city. Come and see and examine satisfy your»i.ll. We do no buatxuiißi advertising, a> ft trial will fully show. Come one and all amt see. 10-3-U. KEY'. E.S, V. BRIANT respectfully informs bi> maov friends that he can b? louud tit *t’. in os with this llriu and cordially invites one and alt to rail and : <r biui.
