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HENRY A. WRENCH, Looai THURSDAY MOONlXOjti..(AUGUST *0, 1808. TERMS t-Two Dollars and Fifty Crnts per Year In Advaneei Six liontUi, 11.00* Agents for the Cl! Tho following lied to not as ngci pnolty 0. D. WmtMAM Cedar Grovo. L. 0. OttAwroBn. LaJijrcUe. 1 Hknby Baicbb, Trenton. Ws R. Callaway, or John Gaot, Spring Nnco. Dr. E. O.Btaywrd, Ilock Creek, Murray county. It. D..Gowns, Ringgold. ? T. F. Giiiicn, Elijay, Gilmer copnty. I. “ ' * ‘ "ooilcwatcc. apK, Boglo’s Store, Cooilcwatcc, Tilings Around nhd About Town. Tho farmers are rushing tliolr grain Into mar ket, which gives tho city a buslnesallko appear ance. Dalton Is tho licit market In Cherokee. Capt. Tim Ford has Just finished tho pavements on Hamilton nnd Crawford s treots. It Is thu host work wo have yet seen done on tho sidewalks. Our Strcot Coramlttoo deservo tho thanks of tho community for this much neglected Improvement. Hope they will continuo tho work. Wo loam there is considerable sickness through out this section, which 1ms, .this Spring and Bum mer, bison unusuhiiy hoaitllfiil. Tho attacks hro, generally, mild forms of btlllous fpvor. Tho weather has, for tho past week, been uli- usually pleasant, \rtlh llghfc .hdwora far tho pnst two days. Crops aro ‘‘pow'erftil” good. Sweet potatoes flourishing- Fiiio time/or turnips. Married, At tho residence of ilm bride’s step-father, Dr. Folsom, near tills city, on Tuesday evening, by Itev. John M. Richardson, Mr. W, T. Cowles, of Thomaston, and Miss Nkllik Wycii*. Melancholy and Fatal Accident. Our whold community was shocked by a most terrible accident which occnred about six miles from tho city. Mrs. Jnno D, Walt, consort of Andrew Watt, was killed dead, by being thrown from a buggy, last Salilmth evening, near tho -house of Mrs. Mnsscngalo. Mrs. Watt, In com pany with her slstcr-fn law, Mrs. Stephenson, at tended church, nnd after service, went to call on Mrs. Mosscngaic, nnd arriving at the gate, the horee became frightened—one she lmd driven for tlm past tbn ye'atu, and' Is now sixteen—when a gentleman caught the horse nnd held him till tlm bridle broke, when he darted furiously nway, run nlng somo forty yards, tlic buggy striking n largo stump, throwing tlm two ladles forward out of buggy, distances ten nnd fifteen feet. Mrs. W, fell upon a rock, ber head striking, nnd was lmdly cut, nnd her neck dislocated, causing Ipstaut death. Mrs. S. was severely, though not seriously, hurt. The young man was also thrown some distance by tho sudden breaking of tho bridle, but not iiflured, Mrs. Watt was in the fifty eighthycar of her age, was nr. exemplary Christian, having been for forty years a consistent member of tho Associated Re formed Presbyterian Church, nnd was universally beloved by those .Who knew her many virtues. She leaves a devoted husband, two children, nnd numerous relatives and friends to mount their ir reparable lo.-s. Her funeral, on Monday, x tended by a,lnrgc*eohcoursc of friends, who man ifested much grief. Thieving, and What Come of It*—*'Matched.” Wo learn a negro boy was brought to town tho other day charged with Mealing chickens from brother Ethiopian. Ho acknowledged tlm corn;also told that a while fellow was concerned with hhn In an attempt to steal a horse from Mr. Win. C. Richardson, and was shot in tho arm by that gen- tlemon while trying to catch tho horse, but being allot, mounted .Ida own steed and left. Mr. R, hearing a stir about Ids lot went out fully equip ped, fired at the scoundrels, nnd hit t' c fellow, from tho negro's evidence. The hoy said tho white man hud a dark-lantern, nnd examined oth cr horses, hut did not. want any only tho best. lie is evidently a professional, ami onr furmeta should lie on tho alert for others. Now, if this order of things is to bo re established in our midst, let patrols bo organized. I’owder and lend is a very good purgntlve for this dlscaso— roguery, tlm first symptom of which is laziness. We imagine they will shun friend Richardson hereafter. i—IIOVT It Went ,a*t vveok we have been viewing tho jrogreea or tho ttovy appointments, and scones ami Incidents connected therewith, with tlm sagacity M a New England ofilee-scoker, not with antici pating caro, but “with n critic's oyo." Last Fri day “coino the tug of war"—not Joo Brown’s gun boat; hut tho now road appointees enuto up. nnd tho grand rush, or Radical scramble, for spoils commenced*, tho lame, tho halt, and. ths blind, black, taqned, and mixed, all, Were In to bid Hall to tho Chief.'’ On one sldo might bo soon bright and luminous countenances, who had pnst the Rubicon, whlloon tho other side might bo seen groups of wobegono, liungry-looklng loung- cra wno lmd been promised, but forgotten. Tho caucusing pressttro was heavy.- Bam. Baker was Installed Saturday morning, nnd retained our eitimaVlo young Iricnd, Win. Hamilton, as prin cipal elork. Tho dopot watchmen and other hands wero disposed of to pets. Wo bollcvo this Is as far as his power goes. So far as Mr. Raker's official capacity Is concerned, wo knbw nothing, ns this Is Ida first position of trust, by which his fitness might be determined, that 1m has over held In this county. Ho deserves credit, howover, for appointing so trust-worthy n clerk, and it ia to bo hoped that, in view of a business, reputation, ho will allow qualification and net politics to bo Ills guide. Thcro is n general grumbling amongst the oth er applUmiita for tho Agency here, and when the appointment bccanto known, they looked about ns crabtd as a bobtail bullock in fly-time, nnd ten times ss hungry ns a iown boy nth camp mcotlng. Harris, n big, oystor-lovlqg, beer-barrel Rort of fellow, froiti “up Nauth,” wo understand, is Su. pervisor. Raring this unnaturalized Intruder 1 ! tight to hold place, nnd reap tho reward which belongs to citizens, we shall Bay nothing of him, 1m seems disposed to keep thoso workmen on tho road, who are competent nnd attentive. Wo have heard of ho discharges by hhn so far. Judgo Bird Is continued in charge of tlm Bhop at tills place.* Something complimentary might be said of him, but for fcor that ho stands in tho category of a certain cx-rcbel Colonel nnd Rudical stump- speaker, who says ho don’t like to be noticed by tho Citizkn, for if it speaks .well of him U hurts, nnd if it notices his nets it hurts. The Judge isn’t needing compfimcnts from us now. Moses Collins bent the ynco between Mm nnd BUI Buk ;r, leaving tho California pony in tlm shade.* Tho race between them was rather a tough one, ns it was a matter of Fonio concern which was tho “lollcst.” Tho new nppolnteo, for Assistant Supervisor, we believe, will make a good officer, if not controlled by others. Thcro seems to ho much dissatisfaction about the distribution of the smaller places. Mr. Adams is still tlio Night Watchman, with some twenty or thirty contestants waiting for something to turn Ono of tho “enlightened” remarked that ho only wanted a place for a month, to give ldin start, “and money to buy Nancy n new enliker froek and the baby somethin’.” Ho 6aid this was nil ho asked for, nnd they should have given it to him. Ho swonrs lie’ll never sell his roto to the Rads ag:.tn, on a credit. Tl*e Superintendent of tho road, Col. E. IIu burt, is a business man, nnd il ho only manages tho road ns uiccewfully (financially) ns ho did the election returns, (politically,) wo shall hnv eauso for complaint.- Col. E. B.. Walker, Master of Transportation, nnd John H. Flynn, Master Mechanic, nr* both gentlemen well qualified for their respective places, nnd will manage things to the credit Of tlio Btnto road. Appointments by tho Governor. Brethren, Let us Sing—United we Stand, Divided we Don’t—Union of Hearts and Bauds of the Black aud White Brother. The “man nnd brother” squad —numbering tho full quota, about sixty, two colored to ono pale face—had a regular meeting last Saturdny. The thing was so quiet, nnd tho streets being considerably crowded by our marketing filends irorn tho country, that we didn’t know when was to .come off, consequently missed tho allow, and only have a niengro report, from an eye-wit- cohrinviKonv tui? rknatz, adoubt 14,1808. Hon. Henry 1C. MoCay, of Sumter county, to ho Judgo Of tho Supremo Court for tho term of e, ^Ion. Hiram Warner, of Mevrtwi.ther county, to ho Judgo of the Supremo Court for tho term of four year*. Hon. Garnett Andrews, of Wilkes county, to ho Judgo of tlm Northern Circuit for tho term of eight years. Hon. Joint M. Mathews, of Madison county, to ho Solicitor General of tho Northern Circuit for tho term of four years. Hon. Carlton 13. Colo, of Bibb county, to bo Judgo of tho Macon Circuit for tho terra or four years. lion. Ezekiel W. Crocker, of Twiggs county, to lio Solicitor General of tho Mocon Circuit for tho term of four yours. Hon. B. Who Parker, of Clay county, to bo Solicitor General of tho Pataula Circuit for tho term of four years. Hon. John R. Aloxamlor, of Thomas county, to ho Judgo of tlm Southern Circuits for tho term of four years, Hon Wm. B. Bennett, of Brooks connty, to ho Solicitor General of tho Southern Circuits for tho term of lour years. Pardons. Gov. Bullock proclaims tho following pardons: Of Samuel Clark, of Spalding, sentenced to be hung for murder; of James Brown, of Murray, sentenced to tho penitentiary for life for burglary. CONFl MlKD t»Y THX 8KMATR AUOUST 18, 1808. 8. Calvin Johnson, of the county of Dawson, to bo Solicitor of tho Superior Court of tho Bluo Rldgo Circuit for tho term of four yonrs. CTinrlos D« Davis, of tho county of Walton, to tic Jitdtro, mid William L. Mailer, of tlm connty of Jackson, to be Solicitor for tho Superior Court of tho Western Circuit for Urn term of four years. Rkvimrd Wkrkly by J. E. k E. Christian. BUTTER—20 to Qlfbohla. < EGGS—10 to IB cents nor dozen, FLOUR—.12 to $10 per barrel. MEAL—tta to cents 1 00 per biiahol. CORN—8B to 00 per biiahol, BACON-20to 22 per III, HUOAR—Brown, 10 to 80 ots. per lb SYRUP—7o to $1.25. WHEAT—$1.00 per bushel to $2.00. COFFEE—80 to 881 cents per lb. CHEESE—25 to 80 “ COTTON* YARNS—$2.10 to $2.2 J per bunch, CALICO—12« to 17$ eta. per yard. CANDLES—Tallow, 25 cts. per lb. Adamantine, 80 cts. per lb. Extra Special Notice. Bewnro of counterfeits I Smith's Tonic Syrup has I icon counterfeited, und tho counterfeiter brought to griof. * Smith'* Tonic Syrup, Tlm genuine article must havq Dr. John Bnll’s f irlvnto stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bull on- y baa the right to manufacture nnd sell the origi nal 'John Smith's Totilo Syrufi of LohlavUlA, Kv.— Exninino well the Inbal on each bottle. If my private stamp is not on tlm bottle, do not pur- clinso, or you wdl bo deceived. See my column ndvcriiRemrnt, and my show card. The genuine Smith’s Tonic Syrup can only be prepared by my- Louisville. Ky. April 25, CONFinVIRI) DY TIIRSRNATR. Joseph E Brown; of tho county of Fulton, to tie Chief Justico mid Judgo of tho Supremo Court, for tlio term of twelve years. JoRtiitt R. Parrott, of tho county of Cass, to ho Judge, nnd Charles E. Broyles to ho Solicitor General of tho Superior Court in the Cherokeo Circuit for the term of four years. GOLD CUE ENBACKS! Nkoroes Drilling.—Tho conductor on tho Muscogee train from Columbus says that as the train passed Fort Tal ley, Saturday nflernoon, he saw a largo coinpauy of negro men going through a regular drill. They wero unarmed. Wo Bhould like to know what this drill lug of tho negroes iu some of the low er counties mount? It is unnecessary, inflamatory, suspicious. What docs it mean ? Wlmt do they propose to ac complish ?—Macon Telegraph. T bo'toovea every min to tiavo every cent pps- ■ib o, and oecrybpdy -give, it up" that they inn money by trailing at OI-IRISTIAN’S NEW CHEAP STORE! TlIKlNDTANADEMOOIlACY THOROUGH- LY A housed—lit the Indianapolis Sen tinel of the lilt Inst., we find notices or,nnd announcements for,twonty-nino Seymour nnd Blair Mass and Untiftcn- tion meetings in various portions or Indinnn. TheDemocrncy ot'thnt State, as well as ortlicontiro West nnd North, are wide awake. Wo would that wo had space to publish a tenth part or tho cheering campaign notes with which we are greeted Trout all quarters. Tho nomocracy have gone into the tjght to win, nnd everything presages a glori ons victory. We are olfurlng unprecedented bargains In PRINTS, Blcachcdand Unbleacjicd Domestic Boots, Shoes, Bats, Notions, BACON, SUGAR, COFFEE, nnd FAMILY SUPPLIES of all kinds at Wonderfully Low Prices Wo continuo to pay tho Highest Prices for Country Produce, of oil kinds. Wo are offering groat Inducements; niso, to .Aaron Alpeoria Bradley.—This pestiferous creature, says the Chroni cle aud Sentinel, will not keep quiet. Having been kicked out or the Senate, ho now announces himself as a candi date for Congress from the First Dis trict. We don’t know where he would be more at home than in the present Congress or Sing-Sing Prison. Worth Knowing. Many persons lr» our city, afflicted with the prickly heat, may find relief in the following from the Louisville Courier: Prickly heat is prevailing to n great extent in our city. Many will ho glad to k-nrn that this infernal disease, for it can scarcely lie called by any milder term, can readily be cured by rubbing the parts affected with the rind of a watermelon. Radical Rule.—The Now York World sops: in March, 186G, gold was selling ,in this city at 124. Aftor more than two years of peace it is now sell ing at 147, or about twenty-three per cent, higher. Thus Radical rule has, in t\yO years, reduced tho value of the greenbacks, tho currency Which tho soldier is paid his pension in nnd the laboring man receives his pay. from eighty cents on tho dallar until it is now only worth sixty-eight cents on the dollar. . The Week of Prayer. The following notice nppoars in the Southern Christian Advocate: The observance of a n cek of prayer Inst year, throughout the church, resulted in greht. and we trust, Inating good to the cause of God. The appointment for the present yo r is August 28— 8<», that is the week from the fourth to the filth Sabbath in August, inclusive. The intervening Friday is to be observed as n dny of fasting nnd humiliation. It is honed that there will bo a general assem bling of the members of tlio Methodist Church during that week. To this end, let tlio appoint ment ho kept in view, und preparation made for ts observance. The 8ninc old wcathcr-cocks wero on the stump, with an addition of two others, but recently in the field. One, Jim Johnson, a gentleman of color, a boot maker, tihd un honest negro, was called upon to mnko a speech, and it is raid, made the most sensible ono of tlio bunch. Tho character of liia remarks, we did not learn, but be us they were, we sympathize witli him in his condescen sion. Wohder if Nut gave him tho right blind of fellow-ship. Brethren, let us mix., Tlio best on the role of fame was a pale-faced fellow, who rejoicetli in teaching tho Holy word to rinners on earth. But the raise rabid skunk— if wo do not violuto the skunk, by so culling him —has mistaken his mark when ho proposes to thus net, and follow his-vocation of exhorting. This fellow, during tho war, was a violent icces- sionist, and we learn, headed a list to make up a company. (Don’t know whether it was tho same one Nut joined or not.) Ho made a speech nnd declared himself willing to kill his own brother, in battle, on account of his consistent unionism, nfter tho surrender, this “Rev,” Scaliawag pro posed in church'to turn his Brother Compton out of tho Baptist Church, for mixing radicalism and religion. Now, where do we find him? Harangu ing a,set of negroes nnd radicals, adyising them that tlio succors of the Whito party is equal to their re-qnslqvcmcnt. Oh,,thou poor hypocrite! *‘0, wad some power the gift! gi’o us, To sac ourselvs as itbers me us.” Wo shall 6ay but little of tho others, Cols, Broyles ami Glcnii, ns tiic latter says newspaper notoriety docs him no good, and we believe Broyles will quit his foolishness now. Wo supposo African speeches will be numer ous hereafter. They should strength! n their en ergies for the party which has done so much for their raco. Rally, Outraged Republicans! Republicans whoso feelings hnvo been outrag ed, whoso rights hnvo been betrayed, nml whose choices have been ignored by Governors nnd cx- Governors, in the matter of appointments, rally, at lira rooms of tho Democratic Head Quarters, Granite Block, Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock. Como, uli'of you who would support lira right against the wrong,—tlio Constitution, peace, law ami order, against Intrigue, treachery, tyranny am*, oppression. Como, and you will hear some thing that will benefit you hereafter. A UEPpnucAN. The Rone Commercial. Tho proprietors of the Rome Commercial pro pose to issue a Tri-Weekly from that establish ment on and after the 19ih instant. Success to tho new enterprise The Courier, in tlio mum city, has been rimnlrg aTrl-Weokly several years. The day of W.eekly papers In so flourishing a city ns Roiub, has passed. Negroes Organizing. A gentleman in tills city, says tlio Atlanta In telligencer, recoivcd a letter from Middle Georgia, and U informed that the negroes are organizing; that they say they look for war, and are preparing for It. Some of their Radical friends are advising these poor devils to this course, and when they •mt them intotioublo will desert them. Tho nbovo call Is no joke. A Republican who has a right to bo heard speaks, and it wero well that his appeal be responded to. Tlio call is by no procurement of Democrats, but is tho spontaneous outburst of honest indig nation nnd concentrated disgust.—Const it ution. Death’s Doings. Mr. John T. Lokoy, an old nnd esteemed citizen of Muscogeo county, says tlio Columbus Sun, died at his residence, seven miles from the city, oil the lllh instant, nnd his wife, Mrs. Ann Lokcv, taken sick on tlio same dny, Friday last, died on thu 12th. Their joint luneral Is nnnounc d to take place at Mount Zion Church this morning. This venerable couple had walked together the paths of lifd for nbout forty years, had been residents of tho county for some twenty-five years, were well known and respected in their neighborhood, and now have descended to the common roal ot humanity in twenty-four hours of each other, fitting termination of life’s fitful fever for those who have loved and lived together, “They were lovely nnd pleasant in their lives and in death were not divided.” Adkins on the liar Path. The Atlanta Constitution says Adkins, the n gro worshipper, who disgraces tho Senate with hia filthy presence, made n “speech” last night in the Representative l!n!l to a crowd of negroes, in tho course of wlfich ho urged thorn to arm and prepare for the conflict. Can’t Conley get somebody else to do the praying for the Senate, without calling so often upon Fret- tymnn, a notorious carpet-bagger, who la now tin der indictment before tho Superior Court of Ful ton county, for swindling a negro woman, who placed property hi said carpet-bagger’a handa for safe keeping?—At. Constitution. A talking match is on the tapin between two women of this town, though no beta hnvo been made as yet Tho time to talk is set down for forty-eight consecutive hours. Roth will win. Tbe Atlanta papers publish a decis ion oT Register Dawson Black, approv ed by Judgo Krskin, to the effeut that a bankrupt oaunot claim bis homestead cr lands Tor which be 1ms not paid tbe purchase money, where there is no in tervening equity. On Saturdny last, n bill wns Intro duced and passed the Georgia Ilnusc ot Representatives, to exempt from poll and property tax to then mount, of$35(J0, nil Conredernto soldiers nnd their wives, who lost a leg or an arm in tho late war. Tennessee FnANcmsE In tho Rad ical Legislature of Tennessee, last Thursday, n series or resolutions en franchising the whito people ot that Stnto were kicked under tlio tabid amid a storm ot hisses and execrations. On the same day Hamilton,,under indict ment for perjury wns nominated toCon- gress. Arson and RonnEnv—The store- house or the Roswell Factory was rob bed nnd then burned last Saturday night. Tho Factory building wns uu hurt. Loss, $7000. Gold—Gold lias boon in n very flut tering state for many days past. Va rious causes Imre been assigned for tlio rise in tho market. Tbe real one lias leaked out at last. It lias been ascertained, that the public debt Ims largely increased, while the public lias been fooled into tiic idea that it lmd diminished daily. The Prospects The Louisville Journal’s Washington telegrams or tho Oth says the friends or Senator Hen dricks in this city hnvo received cheer ing letters fr'om Indinnn. Mr. Pcndle ton writes n relative here that tiic pros pect in Ohio is good. The Democrats in Maine expect to make extensiv gains in September.. The extreme tar West looms up henutirully. Tho Mormons have invaded Geor gia: A minister or that Tnith will preach in Rome next Sunday Ex change. Now’s yonr clmnce, carpet-baggers, says the Chronicle and Sentinel. You lmd bo3t leave for Salt Lnko before you are snipped to Salt River. Even the Lady P. M.s do not Es cape—Mrs. Bowie, Post Mislross nt Cnhnwlm, Alabama, 1ms boon invited by the Radical Congressional Commit tee at Washington, to send ou eleven dollars, ns hcrconlrihution to thoGrant and Coifox cpfrqption fund. Trooly Loil Men Bates and Lip- pincottaroRndical candidates fot-Treas- uror nnd Auditor in Illinois. Tho Quincy Whig(Rnd,) admits thbformor “ Ims been indicted for perjury and tho latter murdered a man in California, Double-Dealing.—TheOhicngo plat form says the people oC the Northern States shall regulate suffrage to suit themselves. The “fourteenth article ” says ne groes aro citizens and have a right to vote. Under which King? Tho pulilto fcrrnnt, Da. JOHN BULL, Crockery. Harness, etc. tjuli J, E. & E. CHRISTIAN. IS’ EMPORIUM I Headquarters for Every tiling!! Tilt IIS, JRGJWM H CO., H AVE on hand nud nro eonitatitly rtfiftlvliig tlm largest and finest assortment of CHOICE HEY GOODS, Rmhrncintj all tiio now style* of Ladle*’ Drew Goods, Olo’.hp, Cnslnioien, Vestings, etc. READY-MADE CLOTHING GOOD, STRONG FASHIONABLE. Ladies's lints, Dress Trimmings, Yankco Notions. New Styk-s Eats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes, in every Variety of Price and Excellence, Valuable Information. SELECT YOUKOWN NUMBERS In tlio ROYAL SPANISH LOTTERY. fpHK mo*t‘responsible Institution of the kind JL in tho world. Selecting numbers in this Lottery Is a new Ideil—and ono well adopted to tbq wints or the people. It nlfords n e.iiVr tofeuiia of spcculn(lvo.Investment than < most other bust* ness risks. For full information, ndiircM LLoybj kemmes & co., itJ'O. 75 Nawau Street, New Yorks Also, n very largo assortment of Crockery, Cuttlcry, Hardware, and ercrythlng else required to make n full lino of FAMILY GROCERIES! FARMING- IMPLEMENTS! Of tlio latest and most approved Patents Also, all kinds of FiclJ and Garden Seeds, st .Yo. laud 2 Tibh's Mious^Datton Preparations. — 7 mi. JOHN BULI.’S GREAT REMEDIES! .uurul U ■ k*. AUTHENTIC EVERYBODY Tries Them! EVEItYBODY-k— VsH Them ! E VERYBODY Relieves in them! Everybody Recommends them I Arc you troubled by r.au,yicc,Roach- na A nix * I'"’ PREMIUM ,REAPERS : ANI) MOWERS. X Tibi)*, Kenner k Co. are agents for Wood’* Seif-Rake Reaper and Mowing Machine*, whicti hnvo proven tlieinsblves to lie the best in uso Warranted to give satisfaction, or no sale. Oonto and Bee, at No 1 nnd 2, Tibb’s House. G IlKAr AS DAYLIGHT l Non-Explnrivo Petro Oil, at 75 conWper gallop, mid the Comet Burner, which mnkes a beautiful light, unsurpassed, and ia perfectly secure from ‘explo sion. For snip by Turns, Ku>NKn & Co. Geo. P. Stiitey. EliJ, Hamilton. II: K. Hoffman. *- Win. J. Armstrong. J. U. KEA'Jt'EH, of Georgia with . HOFFMAN,. STALEY & CO., Wholesalo Grocors, Liquor air Ammoniated Phosphate. jgE3T AND CHEAPEST FERTILIZER 341 W. Baltimore and 68 German Sts., urrwcui iiuwasd u.o kOTAW, BALTIMORE, Orders-lbrGrocerle., uml.Coo»lgiiiiionU nf Tro- duce, .olleiteil. . Jul2-Sm IN THE WORLD I Stive. Lund....Save. Money... .Sure. Labor! J. E &E. CHRISTIAN, Agents. CIGARS AND TOBACCO! C OUNTRY MERCHANTS and consumer, will find at our house tlio largest and best as sortment of Cigars nnd Tobacco in Cherokeo Georgia, which we sell at Atlanta, nnd Nashville * " * ” OIimSTIAN. prices. * J. £. & E Wheat Wanted. I perfected arrangements H AVING perfected arrangements with exten sive houses, of unlimited means, for the pur chase of wheat, we will bo prepared ut ail times to pay the very highest prices. J.E.X E. Christian, Hamilton street, Dalton, Ga. LATEST ARRIVAL SPRING AND SUMMER-GOODS W E arc receiving almost daily large to our stock of goods, to which additions goods, to which we invite tho attention of promp buyers, knowing that make it to their interest to do so. Our stock consists in part of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Ladles’ DRESS CCOIIS and TRIMMINGS In great yaricly and style.! While Goods, Bleached and Brown DOMESTICS. Mcn’a and Boy’s Ready Made Clothing, Linen Drills, Cottonnde*, Summer Cnssimere, Tweeds, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, For Ladies and Guntlcmcii. Hardware, Cattlory and Qiicensware, and Wood aud Willow-Wore in groat varioty. Also, a splendid lmo of FAMILY GROCE HIES, and Dyc-Stuffo, to which wo invito the atten tion of onr friends nnd tho public, as it is our in tention not to be undersold. We buy nil kinds of 'Produce for Cash for Goods. Remember, our motto la QUICK SALhS AND SHALL PROFITS. zoimr ft i: t tso.v, jnn 10 Hamilton Street, Dalton, Ga, STOVES AND TINWARE. A.Xi.Soutl^@rland Manufacturer of all kinds of T11ST wa:r E, AND J1RAI.BR IN Stoves, HollowWaro.Hardware, And everything in his line of buslncM, which ho propose* to fell an cheap arcan he bought in tho Southern or Western market*, at wholesale c tail, and claims for his Tinware a superiority that of Northctii or Kaiftern manufacture. Rooting nnd guttering done promptly, cheaply, Hamilton street, Dalton, Ga, july-fliu BARGAIN--FOR SALE! LOTS FOR RURAL HOMES! F OR SALE, about Sixty Acre* of fond, fairly til ' ‘ ‘ “ timbered, with beautiful cites for building, within ono mile and a half nf tli«,city v adjoining tlio property of thu Dalton City Company, being, a portion of the lot kuo«vn ns tho Wrench Place. Sold in parcels to suit purchasers, of five, ten, twonty, or tho sixty acres. Ouo beautiful eito, with thirty aorea, with the privilege of two springs, freestone nnd chalybe ate, within a few steps of the cite. To merchant*, mechanics, or other .business men of Dulton, these lots are vory desirable, be ing near enough not to interfere with their daily occupation. Entirolyjfrco from chills, foror and other malarious diseases, produced by bud water, swamps, etc. Butter bargains can bo hnd in this property than over before offered in Wldlfib|d county. TJiqc* liiado porfecti Appw to HENRY A. WRENCn. oS, A nta ? “Costar’s” Exterminators. “ Only Infallible Ifomudle* known.”—* “ Frco from Poison.” “ Not danger ous to tho Human Family.” “Rats corn© out of their, holes to die.” Im proved to keep iii:any.olim»U), A 11 AM NS A S UNA 111) P It 0 M. — . Stotiry fiviot, mile (.V, Art., Nay linJfOi Du. Joiin Hcm.—Dear ft:: Last UI.io.ir/ 1 waa hr Louisville purchasing drug.-', and I got fcu.'.ioof your Sarsaparilla! and Ccdron Dittora. My Wh-lndnw who was with mein tho store, has been down with thcuitilUsM. for sumo time, commenced on the Dittcr*, nnd soon tumid Lis general health improved. ’ Dr. Oi*t Who luul been in 4 bad — health, tried them, nnd he alt-u Improved. Dr. Coffee, who litis bcim in bad health forFcv crnl \v:iis—e(cmtfc/i and liver affeatedrrho im- popularity in this rettfomWit.- I think 1 cmild sell n gir’nt quantity?8f jour mediMn-s tilth lull —especially of your.Cfcdrim Bitten? and Sarsapar illa. Hldp nro via Memphis, taro of Kiiket und Neely. tli-; iTifully •/_c.». WALKER: Ua noun Jis-'-l rtl shIwaiIs .in>ifn*v Bull’s Worm Destroyer. Arc you annoyed with Beu : Dugs?— Can’t steep nights l “ Costar’s'> tied- Blag Ext cr. A Liquid “ Destroys nnd prevents Cod- , Jlugn.” “ Never Falla.” , For ^lo;hH In Furs, .Wqoleni, CArjW “Costar’s’> fused Poioder, Destroy* instantly Fleas and all In sects on Plants. Fowls, Animals, kc. “ A sure thing.” ThousuiHfo'cnk to* • ■ ;tify. . , “Coslar’s’' Corn Solvent. , Don’t suffer with Pain 1 .A Wonder ful powor of Healing I ; Eyery : (amily. “ “ It In the hi Plastering. ir. o. jBDar^.3NT3Nro3xr JS prepared to do any common work iu Two coats or Jlard'finish. In town or country. Works either by the JOB - by the day; • ;>, Mr. S. is a Plasterer by trade, nnd follows no other business. t2F"PLico of residence, Spring Tlnco street, Dalton, Georgia. March 20, 1808—dm. — LmTiDer I Calj^ Station on the W.& A. R,R prepared to furnisldtay and every varlo- XjUMBER, Loaded on the Cara at their Steam JfSltl. First quality is now selling at 8Ift.per thous and-second quality $ 10 per thousand. All leugtiis up to 52 feet. 100,000 feet now for sale on the yards nt their two mill*, I2TKILN DRIED FLOORING and FINISH- ING LUMBER furnished on reasonable terms, ’ t2?"Cnra stop to tako on and let off passen ger*. Feb. 28—6m. should keep it in the house.. M Costar’s” Buckthorn Sntbl. Its effects tiro inmicdi.itc. For Cuts, Burns,'Bruises, Wbuntla, Sore Brshat*, Pile*, Ulcers, Old SqiM, Mb, Butyrin -nd Cutaneous Eruptions,' •* arid*, Lips, Ac., Rite* of iio.itd To-mf L’nitcl Stated and Wcrld-icifelRccdcp. l,havo rceeiycd many fpftlmonfols from profes sional nnd medical men,' ns my nlmanncn nnd va rious publications have shown, nil of which aro goimlne. Tito loll owing letter from a highly ed- ueHtel.vmd popular physician m Georgia, fo' et r-1 talniy ono ot tlio' most sensible- cpimmuj(qatjon^ ( , TVei ttf IIS ‘ Written ' in trrt*. *P#SM. V 'H.-nr wlmt tho iDktonnaj'fi or UULLtl, W8RJI Ui;- STROYER:, ; , . . m* llttanow, WuUrr Coulity, G*a.*, Juiu 2H|.lGeo.' )r. Joiin Dull—Doar sir! l int, ncoiitlygiv.: m... Insects, ftc. A Universal Dinner Pill” (zugar- coated). 80 years adndoUtcrod Physician’s Practice.. . “Costfir’s” nishop lulls. Of cXtrSordjunry olficncy for Costive- ness, Indigttflion, Nervous ;siid Sick mild and soothing.^ ♦ Tlfot Cough will kill yon. Don’t neg lect it. u Costar’s 9t Cough Remedy. . The children cry for It—its a “Sooth; Ing Syrup." For Coughs, Colds- lloaraenoas. Sore Throaty Croup, Whoo» uing Cough; zYstlirao, .Rronclilal Af fections. Singers, Speakers, nnd all troubled with Throat Complaints, will find this n beneficial Pectoral Remedy; on your Rjtyohn j Destroyer’ foTcral trials, ami > find it wonderfully elficijciyii*.,. It-hos not tailed hi rilipli* ill t un-.- ti) i aVt; t!i.- wfoli.-d li.r Ili -ct. have dally 9® ki.-.-l, I am Aj?q to confess that T know of noremedyrcc- -' ommended by tho ablest authors that is so certain , and speedv nj> .its effoefo. Qu the contrary they are unccrtinn lti the extreme. Mv*object In writ* in^-jbu'fo to flAd’outUpOh’wiml term* I can gbt tlio nicd*ciuo directly frohl yon. ! lf.I can got up on flW lenivs l fhnll Oio, n grc.it deal of it. I ,ol thi regular line ot M. D’a, buff ko r.o’jit.-t , causo or good sense in dbcardlng a remedy whicli [ wo know to bo’ejfiolcnt, idraply bccaiisoJwo may ‘ JWopreiJNiiPjr part I use all nnd nny means to .. imdnitj whicli l may be ablo to comtharid—hot hesitating bceauso some one more lngen!n% than myself mojf have learned its effect first, nnd secured Uiat knowledge. How ever, I sip by no.meana an advocate or supporter of tho thousand* of worthies* nostrum* that Hood the country,-tint purport to euro all manner of diienso to -Which limnan is heir. Please re ply Spqn.i.nnU Inform mo of your best terras. I am rir. most respectfully, JULIUS P. CLKMUNT, M. D. I wo. Know to bo'eiaolent ! bo .ignorant of Jta ooiub! I 8* r ' i sliali makp Uf wo to i tt Bllicviate>\ilK..: . 1 Bull’s Sarsaparilla. v v month to sell tlio Nattoiul f amuy bowing Machine. This maeldno is cquid to the *tutidnrd mncliines In every respect and is sold nt die low iricc of $20 Address NATIONAL SEWING klACIIINK CO.,''Pittsburgh', Pa. jun25-8m w. w. HiaaiNS, GUN AHD LOCKSMITH, N EW 'GUNS’.made to nhldr, and repairing of every description done ut short notice. ’ All work warranted. Terms to suit the hard times. . .v ——Also— dll sixes and sorts of Spoons, Butter Knives, toe., Made from old silver or win. • 7/ tSr&hop In the building in which lira Post Office is kept. Feb, 21— Om. J. GUTHRIE, COMMISSION MERCHANT, AND DEALER IN Staple Dry j Goods HEAVY GROCERIES, Stoves, Leather, Rlilrllngn, Tinwaio,’ Grain, Hay, i etc., Tunnel Hill, Ga., T/* EEPS constantly on hand a largo stock of all IV STAPLE GOODS, nnd i* prepared;'at all times, to pay the Highest Market Price for all kind* Of ’ Produce. My old friend* and the public generally arc in vited to eull on me before JELLING or TUIL CHAFING elsewhere, as I am determined to SELL GOODS CIIRAPER Than any IIouso this aide of Atlanta I Ju1y28-0m* GREAT REDUCTION I PRICES MARKED DOWN! Uivorybody Interested I Beautifiw the Complexion, giving to tnc skin a transparent irealm ess. “Costar’s” Bltter-Swfct . t.... and Orange Blossoms. Renders tho skin clear, smooth and’ soft. Removes Tan,, Freckles, Pim ples, &c. Ladies, try a bottle, and sec I *= -.. Jjly Its wonderful c dr.'m BstyAtutlil of all woriblesa lions. - “ * J '• nr None Genuine without I “‘COSTAR’S* Signature. •! ’-i; B4J SMifi |2T25o. and.SOo. siros kepLb.Yjnll- Drugglsfo,, Address HENRY B. COSTAR, BTF»r Slf bj 0. R l \VoHU i ra°S r tV?Dit.. ton, Georgia ' • ' • ' ! GBTBold by nil Wholesale Druggists in till the largo.Cities, " ! •/ ! : •,: l<;-T) i: .-c-d Runic*, Ward * Co., 24 Magazine, streets N.Urfosps, wholesale agent* for.^quthcrn State, Dr. John R(dL;nDcar^ir: Knowing thcclficion- cy of your."'.u.- ipirilla, and the healing and ber- cllelal (jiialities it patsestes. I Eend you'tho fol- lowing suftcraent.of my caso: I, was wounded about two year* ago—tnl-cn prisoner and confined for pixteeh months. Being moved so often, 1 my wonnfl* liavo not healed yet. I hitYo'noi Mtnp n moriii-nt since I ’w'as wounded.. I am shot through the hips.'My general health - » bnpaired, nnd, I neetl something to-aMst na- ture.';', .1 have more faith in yourSnr*apariJhrilian n ' in anything else. I wish' jhat that fogenuine! Plcaso expref* me hiilf a dozen bottle?, nnd obligo o < n t!) ?. - 1 ! ■ 1 Capt; O.U\ .JOHNSON. -ii’/Mmi .•/ = .“•. Hr ;! J.oul*i;MnL (10 T. S.—Tho following was written April 30, 18J5^y ilr*.. Jennie .Jphnson, mother pf Capt. May 8—bra. St. Mary’s Institute;: T HE exerelsca of the above Institution will bc resumed on tbe first Monday jn July next. Tiilfloni First Class,’per Term of li moiith*;. ;.'.. ;$ o 00 2d ! “ “ -•■•‘M :•* .Tl2-W «J “ “ “ • .18 00’ Bonn! can bo had in good fandiM from 8 to 10 Dollars per mobth • . •SlunontA cun bo' prepared -for nuinissW into nny clam oC tho University of Georgia, dr - any. similar Institution. , ;,i: Tlte.abovc Institute la situated.85 p)Uos South west of Ringgold, Gii., nnd 25 miles Souilv of Chattnhdogo,Tct!h. i; 1 • 1 ■■'■H / .“ l 1 : ’ * * J J; Y. WOOD; Principal - Mi** Maidic Woo’d, Asiisfont. Juno 19-41. . *'• big n. u. BnG tyi^y Lmuanoo and Lant'. Ag KISQ IlSo'llnt*?' A GENT ?or JitX A Elio nljil/Mtt il Company. "-Alat), Jefferson nhd ; Vnm«;s lilver Hro Insurance Companies, of) YiitgfoU; Enterpriac, nt Cincinnati,iapd Putnam,: at’Hart ford, Fire IusurancQ Companif?8, , ,Arid j t r,jy General I.ancl Apient ' For an.vbo.h- wbo .nlro.t. vliclr .bnrfiijWjtoibfft: Wnlkor, and 061. J.'A. R."Hniik s , Dollon. i Medioal and Surgical Notice. HR. A. n\ BUriJVGS, F ORMERLY of 8outh Carolina, tenders his Professional services to the Oil ileus of Dol ton and ant-rounding country, with an experience of 27 years practice. tafSpcolsl attention to all chronic cane*. BTOlUeo, during the day, corner of Pent* and King Btrcct*-, and night at residence, on Thornton Avenue, formerly occupied by Mr. J. Jai “ “ m U. King. January 8—tf. K NOWING the great searclfy of money, nnd realizing how the people Hro pressed down l)y thotig.,tnes* ,oftlio times, I will make ft great reduction ip the price* of all ir.ygoods. for tho. next six or seven weeks. MyBtocx being much larger thart the times demand, aqd wishing to olo*o them Out to make room for F<df p«ro(/asos, I will »pll for .. Seven Weeks Onlyr, at Prime Cost! with a-very small per dent/for Cash or will -ex- change them upon tho arime terms for Wheat, Bacon jpd Corn, at Uio established Cash, prices. * Com soonl Como one, coqto nil, and get Great Bargains! ‘ DbrrfTorgcpIje ploco,' Under the Tibbs' House, Sign of j. b, mslEM E, c. CRMPPORO, ATTORNEY AT LAW • LaFaykvtk, G4, - fiSTWin praotioa III all tho coUpfloa compos- ing the Cherokeo Circuit. .. Jun, 10—ly,: rpHE CITIZEN will bo sent tr« atibscilbcrs until X January far ONE DOLLAR. TIME ‘ — ,8 ~. JVtoaaoyitj And a Correct 11ne*PJece Makes iUotlt l a T IIE undersigned would respectfully annonrieo to thp.citizeus of Dnlyon pnd.vlcipivy,tlyu.be hqs opened,, at tho well-known establishpi Messrs. Bukofzer & Ldvcrntm, A'fth6p Tor ing' and eleanfo^ Watehcs. nS WellTns' pi . ing oil otlicr work pertninlog ti> hfs trade; 1 v :*h - |y Having iiecn con8tami^enlp^orad| in • — of tho largest European cities for tho.lasb years past, ho guarautees.sunotlor workmanslifp. 1 tyCliarge* mcfderiitb^tO 1 c6hfdrni r ^ith tlio times. ) . •ry;.!uf> :iii; tyi have just recejypd a'choipolpkdf Feb.as-trjt GEORGIA, Wnlker CoRIity : ■ ,.i : 1 Wiltan C««^» ) xMvfir- Memuto tfttbl •J!at, Ciistelto. [ UOOD RliAGO.V FOR THE 0A VTA IE'i FAITH. Read the CnpLiln’s Letter nud the Letter ft his Mother. Teuton Rarracks, Co.. April s, 1800. CciltriiTNow 'Yoilc, wh«ivi Ito died lowing tho itbokoO. ,P. .lohnmn :to mv cam. At thirteen ■ v-va'VW a.chtotilo diarrhea and cent- nl.i. for with I gave him your Sarsaparilla. It nimd blai. ‘ I have'for teryenra reremmehded It td hialiy in Kew York'-Ohlo, olid Iowa, for scro fula, form-start, and genoi-al.debllit.Tl ■ rdfftet' tu?o,«| haaottuhtodit. Ilia cure efferkd ihtmt • call. qf , ,-afula ircrt almail rarntmi. ‘I o:h verj nnsioua for tov ton to again - linVfd-recodrad to .mir Sdrsaparllla. Jltila foarl'dl ol'j>eUlhg-a'apiirinushrilti!c., Iiince-hldwaltliig to ! you (tails.- illDuvotuula wr«f torriblof bul I Do- lloymheirtU! reqortr.;, Hoanoctfnlly, JmjD JilUNSO^-. : TR .JOHN BULL, 1 Mnuiifn’ctltrcr and ycndcr of : tho 1 : Cel(:\)ri;tcd Smith’s .Tonic Syrap, .« Jr d r-E-»-n. -'&■!» «•>->'-’ ‘ OR. CHILES AND FEVER. ■-•Tbo--proprietor of thi* celebrated medicine luatly.olalma for It a mipefiority over all re edies eV.cr offered,1b,jtlic public for tho uye,certain, minding. ’ IIo refers to theerillrn Wfeiern and’ Sndth western country tn boar him : testimony , to ‘!|0lf")h.pf thotfBsorlton, tli.tin no cosephntev- er.iyl) It fail to cure, If tho d|r,eliena aro strictly. f-J fdlldn-cd and Carried out. Inigriiat mauyWcs, ■ _ a-’Miiglo (lu.*e h.s been eudlelent for ii t-’.re, and i^Qlj «-h|de'families have: been cured by n single hot tlo. iWth .a-perfect restoration of tl.u general h^i||bp It.ia, liowuvcr, prudent, end in every cksediw been' checked, more espe^ally in diflicult apd loug standing cases. Usually; tills rtcdioinm ’fiii ''p.bfs.q.'!’' 1 -' m M . i0 W- " l0 b< J ne J 8i '»i! ood or^er;.should the patient, hon-ever, .reipilro n catliartld medicine, after having talon thrro or four doers of the Tonic, a ainglo dose of BUl.L’S VKISKI’AIII.!: FAMILY HI.I.S ui:i lu-.-.illiolont, 0,1 D1I. JQUN DULb'8 PrlnolonhQBoil lioii. X " A{) Un : i:lrnitKV. All of tho al/ovo remedies for sale bv. I IaJj bw-vJ j; b: xiuklin it co, ■ i • ’ Clwiianoosrt, Tom, And by.all other responsible Droggisis. lfi-lj d> Vtofi r-.-.iivii-t ii ;tai , ..i:.)- rae.| an) of thl.,State,.ft iiidrdcrbd: that lytiivl; defrndhtit! tY. IV.- ori,.Teacher*,"Msrchn appear and ntwrer. at, tlm.-^pri| .Terra,jof uUj b(ve,| r H-u them, aa lira brat-1-. Court, olfw that the raro.be epnaidofled Jn, de/aui' and thd plaintiff allo^d .tb'proiJCOdP* . Aud it is further ordered that-fhfoHifie bo JidtP lif'hwl onco a' nmuili, i for ifour rooiifho, Iqitho’ North Uoorgia IlcpubJo»tb Aj i,eirf ot l„t ru;nii>tu>nbo?. original. * JASl • April 24—dm. than any pen now before aSeat.pOit paid to u :bov.-cont»lnlng one 'for'-fSeHifcmr .Older, .ennf ilnfng