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Newspaper Page TextHTHI y) L) .J / t("J ( S. f f\- ,"wisdom;, justick. and moder a ti oni'* VOLUME 5. ROMfl, GA, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 22, 1866, SERIES—NO. 46. j7^r®ccklu Courier IS PUBLISHED EVEriT *<-* mYt THURSDAY A SATURDAY Rate. of Sub.erip.ion. | e !««:•» oS : iM"» lh, t r; 2 oo Rates for the Weekly. - e year....... '■■■l.ll.ll*.,!!-!-• 2 00 Months.#..*** |( j' q'q ( i“ c K KigVwanioa in oxibRngs for; piprstSleooUperU.^^ « Proprietor. kateUoTAdvertislng. Sminre (ten H" 08 or lc!s > Minion,) 'insertion, Ono Dollar and Fifty Cents, i subsequent continuance, One Dollar. llSral discount to those who advertise UtfiAL ADVERTISEMENTS. t les oT Land by Administrators, Exec- „„ the hours of ton 10 the fotonoon L c |n the afternoon, at tho Court ,, in the county in which tho property Xsof thfse joles hnu.t.bo givon in a lie porty ib. siren in lilt a, manner/ wrough a lie gaTetto, 10 days previous to snlo day. otlee to Debtors and Creditors of an (ft/ , unit bo published 40 days, otien that applications will bo made to Court of Ordinary for leave to sell land l be published for two months. Utions for letters of Administration, rdiansbip Ac., must bo published 30 ,_for dismission trom Administration, itbly fit months—for dismlsSloft from rdiansbip, 40 days. • les for the foreclosure of Mortgages iepublished monthly fbr Four months cetnhlishinK lost papers, fur tho full of three months—for compelling'titles Executors or Administrators, where has been given by tho doceared, for the jpsceoHhree months, ublications will always be continued irding to these, the legal requirements, sj otherwise ordered, at the following RATES. trilTs Sales per levy of ten lines or nirt......«••••• ••»»•••»•••••*•••• ....*•••••• $ 3 00 iriff’i Mortgage fi. fa. sales, per ry,..« 5 00 Collector’s sales, per levy, 6 00 lions fbr letters of Administration*.* 3 .00 itions for letters o I Guardianship,.*,* 3..QQ lice of application for. (listnis^n omAdministration,6 00 ice cf application ford is mission . wnGuardianship, 4 .0P, jlication to sell, land. 0 QO [iceto Debtorsand Creditors,v.„..v>*<& 00 of hpnd, per square,.*...; ..... 4.00 pf poriahable.property,,j.0 days.'.. 2 00 by Notices, fit) days, 4 00 Mqaurc of Mortgage, per square... 4 00 man advertising his wife, .(.mtad- iuce)... ..10 00 Professional Cards. V* I. D. ttABVXr. DUKLAp'SOOTr.' HARVEY & SCOTT, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BROAD STREET;. ROME,'GA. Office open at all hours. Prompt attend tion given to drawing.Deedt and! contracts, as well as to all other branohos of their/ profession. BILLY IIILL8, In office with them, gives his special at* tention to all JuStitfe Court matters and all small claims under their advico and assis tance, and is authorized to receive and re ceipt for all claims and other business, in their absence. feb!6-tv.” tf. W. H. UNDERWOOD Attorneys at Law. HOME, Office on Broad street, next door to. Ex pross office. dec5-tw »ly T. w. ALEXANDER, ATTORNEY< AT luAW, ROME, GA. H AVING returned to Romo, will resume the practice of his profession in all its branches. Office at his Old stand. Aug;31. » \. . ..htf. J. I. WRIGHT, ' ATTORNEY AT l ROME. GA. * ' / ptSf Office oppoBito the Choice Hotel. Aug31. .. 3m.i. o, w, r- LAMKUI. II. X. ANDKRSOX WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gr HO C ERS, PROVISION DEALERS., And Commission Merchants TTERP constancy on hand all 1 kinds of -IV Family'fiupplies. ALSO—Cotton ’Yards, Osnaburgs, and Shoot in*. Buy and sell all kinds of Country Produce at thejr old stand on Broad Street, No*<4. Choice Hotel.' jnn23-tw LIVERY AND SALE STABLE/ BY E. G. LOGAN, 'Broad Street, Rome, 6ft.) opposite/Sldan’i old stand • yw* , ' janll-twly MORRIS KOBN. . Harks & Holm, D S DEALERS IN A, R. WRIGHT. E. N. BROYLES WRIGHT & BROYLES, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Roine, Qa., Office on Broad Street, over Dr. J. H. Now lin’s Drug Storo. W IT/L practice in tho countica of Floyd, Polk, R aralson, Paulding, Bass, Gor don, Whitfield, Catoosa, Walker and Chat tooga; also in the Supremo and Federal Courts in tho Stfttb; and will'attend to tho coilection of CLAIMS ON THE GOVERN- MENT. ... Ocl2fl..ly. TTAV.ING resumed, roy old busihoiss again XI "in' this plaeo, I inko pleasure in slat- ing to my frionda and tho publio generally that I have oh hand and receiving, a largo assortment of • School and Miscellaneous It. D. llarvey, ■ AGENT FOR THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE Rome, Ga. ... Sept21. „..ly'.. tail Road Snide. ■ HQTICE TO PASSENGERS. ROME RAILROAD A. C. PERRY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Summerville, Ga.' f;,. / Will pronijrtly nttend.to all buslnes* entrus ted to his care. janll-twly ,|,FT. OUAXOBOK . 'trains will | as follows: $ i p: m. hive at Kingston at,.., 7 30 P. Kingston at....';; , ..».... V, 7 Ai Ml/ rnve at Romo. at....;.V.... 8 SO AT M. fne Day Train on tho Rome Railroad will Itspontinucd pn the abovo. date. fuC Passenger Trafii'Will eO'mjject.at Kings- |°>‘5 with tho Night Train' 6n .tho Wost- Atlantic Railroad. Regular Passongor Trains on the fgij, Atlanta and West; Poiqf, Ma^on 1 ilTenneB8oo and Georgia I the Nashvillo and Chattanooga Rail- M. connect yviilK'.thft .'Night Passenger 'on tho Western, and AtlantijjRqll- jgera going south will find comfort- V commodious Stages in waiting at I carry them to Blue Mountain, Ala. BLANCE & THOMPSON, ATTOHlN^l 8. AT jV, ; CEDABTOWN, • GA. Will firactloo in tho Conrlsof Polk, Floyd, Paulding, and Haralson, and the Supremo Court of tho State. Particular attention paid to tho oollection »f »U oiaiips of every de- scription,' : ; [jangQ^trjl^ «u C. lfl. PENNINGTON, • Eng. A Supt. I " tSTKRN AND ATLANTIC R. R.' Eafiwfeassys;: • T «t,nRtlanooga at.;,,, " - i*;® dt Atlanta” at. Atlsn.a ht.,;, f Am i.i.'it ‘4b .pis 7 30 p m ......5 35 A if 7 10 p u ,00 A x H, uperfmohdeut. SEOlViU ItAIUtOAD. { JC. f 8 Atlanta at » n . . „ ffifctwjg Su'poTiatodhnt; 1! tve ... * webtibgint.iTrI F ve Atlanta at « nA P K P M •■•,•••«.,;,7 03 p m Buperindonfc. C?? AND W .E,ST POINT R. R.' ;!!! h 9 15 $ s° 6 ’*«w6st Poi„t....::;;:',r - "i2 o 0 , e Daniel'® cra^?, hW... G»n..Supcrifttsndjsh ly. :-I'ah'ti ri'«« Mi ■nlji ’ fciiT tuaut. ,i~ gttJII-;; I. P. THOMPSON. WM. FARELL, M. D., OFFICE NO. 3, CHOICE HOTEL, HOME, GA. OetlO- DR. HILLYER HAS RETURNED, FRO.M ATLANTA, 4 ND would respectfully inform those wishing to consult him profession^ he may bo fouud at Dr, Mitchell's loss ion ally, may bo fouud at Dr, Mitchell’s Dj^ug Store. ' ' • ^ " mar3.tw2w LETTER, NOTE AND CAP PAPER, ENVELOPES, PENS, INK, SLATES, PEN HOLDER8, PENCILS, Ink Stands, Blank Books, Wall Papering,, etc., etc., Gto.. School Teachers and Country Merchants ipplied on reasonable terms. ■wqgHv m 7 Hooper & Force’s COLUMN. 20 llnck Pomeroy’s Second Letter to Ilill Arp; Did you hoar any thing drap up this way? Something fell down! Tho man at the other end of the nvatiue ennpped a cap, 6ill, just to soe if th.e hippie was clear 1 That cap means business I It is some ways to the other end of the avenue where tho vultures .linvo gath- Boxes French and Araeiican. Window GMU.S, assorted I Ticreo Putty, Just received and for sale by IIOOPER A FORCE. O Bbls. LI solo by Bbls. Linseed Oil, Just reoolved and Tar - - HOOPER A FORCE. Lbs. Puro White Load, Just re ceived and for salo by HOOPER A FORCE. CJ BBls. Spirits Turpentine, Just reeeived and for sale by HOOPER A FORCE. QA.GaHons each, Copal, Coach andDumar 7Z/\) Varnish, for sale by HOOPER A FORCE. AINT Brushes ntid Sash ‘ tools for sale • HOOPER A FORCE. JtBONY and Ivory__Keyed_Dlomondefor I sale by HOOPER-A FORCE- /^HROME Vollow, Chrome Croon, Black vy Paint. Vonitinn Red, Pa ont Dryer and Burnt Umber in Oil, for sal. by 1 HOOPER A FORCE. T ORILL ARDS Maoaboy and Scotch Snuff I i in Bulk nnd Bottles, for sale by HOOPER A FORCE. a J id; ‘■Wi'W'-.-M, - WTWn Pitner, Cbopfer & Go. WHOLESALE, ^.ND RETAIL . AND Commission Merchants, PITNER’S CORNER, BROAD STREET Borne, Ga. wasiSfc&aste tors. Mr. ,T. H. Cooper, who hnr had long exporienoe in tho Cotton trade, will give his special attention to' that branch of the busluess. Sopt28..tf Fairs Bed Blankets, for sale at rodu- ed prices by HOOPER A FORCE. TJ3RENCH Cnsimcres in Patterns and by X. the pieoe for making suits, for sale by, . HOOPER A FORCE. F EW Pleses Kersey, for sale by HOOPER A FORCE. RESH Gordon Seed from D, Landroth’ e by HOOPER A FORCE. and Son,.for sale h TNRY Goods, of o' | t ry, Oroeorlcs, nnd Shoes, Gent3 overy description, Crooke- Ha •“ ‘ ~ ‘ .^nAnvg:.^-ioi RAMEX.& pFiAyES, SALE STABLE ROME 'GA. ’ »r. Jas.fl. Lawrence BESIDE JIT DENTIST. fiBSlifWW .WM Nov.9. .M.. DBS. GRAY «fe PINSON Practicing Physicians, • ■ ‘ ■ CAVE BPRING, Gft, . ; / ; H AVING formed . a copartnership for sion in it* TieH>t ltrs.p0^4B, bglrBioir ser vices to 'thb’mplimtOTWhmJ Spfing and vi cinity. Having had ten years experience— four of whicW ttalin tho CIE. A/my—they fe\ntire satisfaction.* ' ... OF THE National , S 0 O D ; xnd INSUBANCE COMPANY, Of St. Lonis, Mo. Assets July 1st, 1805—»277,045 OO. B. F, JONES, •\ 7J ,'Resident Agent,'HOME, GA. OFFICE—At the store of Burnott, Jone A tlargrovo. ....... r . , jan28-twtl hopo to giVeT *9“ Office same ns occu uivvo Bpr(iig,, Sept28. fay CHOICE BROAD STREET, BOME, GA. I C, RAWLINS, Popt. B AGGAGE taken to and from tho Dopot froe of charge. Auglll.,.tt F. K A IV £l> B A K E R, M AND DEALER IN Bake Stuffs & Confectionaries No. 3, Verandah Block, S Broad Street, ROME, GA., XTEEPS constantly on hand Oysters, Sar- JV dines, Soda Craokora, Sweet Wine, But- tor, Pics, Nico Crackers and Candies. Ho has employed a No. 1 Baker, and it is his de sire- tokeep a No. 1 Bakery. Cakes Of all kinds constantly on hand. Wodding Cakoa made to order. Publio patronage solicited. mar6.tw.lv Insurance. oH.iD r : * con 7 00 v 3 -SO A U,‘«5. |.,,E : B. WALKER,/. S,upon,hton((opt; »vnie 8 !;;:’- :^oga..;- „ W. J. STEVENS, ; ! , Superintendoiit.. , • r i ; , SOUTHERN MUTUAL,. , .GElORGI^.J^bME," VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, •New Havon, Conn. y.jl'njWWPiK,' . povjft . .(■ .Agbgt.,; In -A* — 1— •""> LOuisviLtB AND NASIIV.ILDEIV. R, Leave-N*htrHlet...;..;.j....YOtl a k 7 «e * Arrive LoulsvilieJ;; V_>r8 00 a u ^£)3SiS&^pn“ after August lat, T S BLAIR, ' SepL'W, 'Ok. : Soperlnt*MO! ats, and Caps, Boots Famishing Goods Kero sene Lamps, and Chimney* in store, for sale by HOOPER A FORCE. "ijlURNITURE Cnlioo and Cotton Dijmosk, J/ Just rocoivedy lor sale by HOOPER A FORCE. 6 Bbls. Old Bourbon Whisky, Just receiv ed, for sale by HOOPER A FORCE. Lx. nenar, . b. «. sxmr JGHN M. BERRY & CO. COTTON; FACTORS, WAREHOUSE, FORWARDING AND i SHIPPING; MERCHANTS, ROME, GA. W E havo made amplo , preparations to stoin ootipn nnd product) of nil kinds. Would respectfully request, consignments. Prompt attention will be given. U> business entrusted to our caro. jaft3-tw-8ra." WADE 8. COTURAV. J, If. ELLIOTT. H, D. COTIHIAN. COTHRANS & ELLIOTT, BROKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ronie, Ga. 1 TTAVING' resumod busiuesi propose to £1 receive deposits; Buy and sell 1 Ex change, Spooie, Bank Notes, Oovermheut, Railroad and other Securities; make col lections and remit promptly; ; Attend \o Shipment of Cotton to, Now York or else where, and rnnko liberal advahoos on the REFERENCE; Gardner A Co., Now York. John Snyder A Co. Louisville, K., ' Robert Patterson ACo., Philadelphia. James Mngqire, a Co., Boston, Masa„ Gardner, Smith a Co.. Now Orloans, Lo. Garland, Goode, Mobile, Ala. E. B. MeCianahan, Nashville; Tonn. feb8-twtf r brain, i'steady nervo and bis. gun is ready! Just you sit down ; behind a stump,like nnd jceepoool. It is d.og- goned nggrivating to koep cool' in a ight but you mutt do it. Tho report that cap whistled from Maine to'Mine- sota, and several million of true sports men are ready to: load for the man at the other end of the avenue to.fire'. And tell your folks there to keep still—to plant their'cotton,’ corn, rice, and BUgar cane. Givo them good ad- vioo, B;ll. Help, them smooth down the hillocks, and level the sod over the jrhves whfere to many of yodr Brave' joys and our brave boys are sleeping together. Build up tho houses our boys pulled down, nnd sodn as wo get oft’ our war duds we .will help you, Bill. You.seewearo &qhitebii)g the team that ran away atid broke down your gate. We don’t like the team any bet ter than you did. Your gate post was our gale post. Tho team wasu had oue —the man at the other end of thq ave nue is unhitching it. Tell your folks to be brave in peace as they were in war. -The early winds of spring—the February and March winds are of more account than you dream of. They are blowing the dead leaves out of the for- rest. They are blowing the dead duoks far out to sea. They are clearing avvny the debris—wheeling the little stioks hither and yon. Bolling, (lying and eddying, around (he leaves and the leaves and Lwiggs are leaving their late resting place, and it will not be long, Bill,before all this rubbish will be . re moved and the grass and flowers will again beautify the oarth'as before. And there shall be no more prowling—ho more ponchers. The man at the other end of the avenue is not a clown, buf foon, a vulgar jestar, a low wit, a boor ish story teller. Ah 1 no Bill I llo is a very good man and you Will like him. Wo like him because he is just. The pebple like him beoause he is generous and statesmanlike. . We have been haying sopao little trouble dp this Way Bill. The rovellers who lately sat in our banquet hall were kibtben scullions, but they are going home soon. And when they have alt gone, wo shall have a very nice party there. Time is loosening thu loo in the river. Some of us no how' jou folks have been used nnd We are telling others. Not long sinoo when we told people that our people when fighting your peo ple were stealing themselves rich, they said wo were disloyal and put us in prison. And 1 they pulled down our printing offices. They threw our ty| e into rivers. They-mobbed • us in our places of business. ' They shot at, and ivounded us oil the street. They with held business from us. They sought to array the people of the. North pgainst those who believed in t°Mng fair. They qid. all these things in the name-of Gad and tile great moral party ! But spring fashions are now coming on Bill,and in a little while you and 1 will meet some- whiere /and will .be good friends,;, and your hoys, aqd our boys after a While, will he loving, the same girls and riding 'own the same lane together. It is .hard to sit .behind t.ho stump -Bill and see the tight going.pp.. may ho,hard,for yoiiji folks to work,on, their plantations, to robuild their cities ,and blepch out thejr mo'urniug goods, while there is a tremor of war yet on the air Bill, but you can do it. And ypu will do it. Do you be true and brave—we will answer lor the rest. You. hayo' more witnesses in the north, Bill, than you k now of. There ore skeletons jp many families hereaway, and thfire are iletoos some popple would ho.jj “ ey Letter from Cartcrsvill'e. . . Cauteusville, Ga., March 10th, 180(5’.' Measrt Editors J Wo h'dvo just., heard, hero that the military authorities 1 of tho United States went lo Canton, in' Oherokeo oounty, in this State, and.; turned out of jail several persons whPi Were cliarged with crihics—robbery, larceny, &c. The reason assigned for; this liberation of thieves and robbers is, that the persons oburgod with tho crimes oro Union men. I am unwilling to bolievq that this report is true. I feel quite suro that neither the President nor apy high 1 military offioer of the United Stated would.countenance theft or robbery in Union mon any soonor than in rebel*. The groat Law Giver has left on reebrd,' "Thou shall not steal," and l am very confident that the military authorities will not protect from a just punishment any one he ho Union man or traitor,! who is guilty of violating both Ih'o lAw of God and of theStato. I write this that the military author ities in Georgia may see it and correct u report that is giving muoli dissatisfac tion j and if the U. S. soldiers have done, without authority what is report ed, that they may bo punished fbr their conduct. If the military authorities have pre vented the trial ol men, charged by the grand jury with violating the crim inal Taws of the land there, must be somo better reason for it that the' one assign-' ed. Court has been session hero all tho, week, and no military or other,authori-. tv has interfered with the admihist'ra-. tion of justiee; and 1 will bo glad to see an official denial of tho reported In terference in Cherokee. W.. -* —[Cor. of Ere. CONGRESSIONAL. Washington-, March 17. The House Inst night defeated the Loan Bill, by a vote of sixty-four to seyenty. This is a condemnation of the finanoiat policy of tho Seorotary of the,' Treasury. Tho bill would give him very large powers, and it is supposed It will be revived and passed. The defeat occasioned much excitement. NEW STORE. OMiSi tt C0-, H AYING permanently eettiod in the abVive village we would •rMpeetfully ■entiounco ’to'the oltltons of Cayo "Spring and vicinity, that wo are opening ft general as sortment of Drygoods,Groceries, lists; Caps, Booto, Shoes, Tin Ware, QHeonsware, Notions Ac.sin fact! everything kept in ohr lino of business, Which wo propose to loll on reas onable terms. Store at Lake A Cos. old stand. Country produce taken i exchange. Nov.'.itl. 1 • fTfffTd M»- 4^ WATTERS AUCTION AND COMMISSION mRr.ohants, WATTERS At POWERS!, AUCTIONEERS, ' No. 53, North side yf Broad streot. . aSioot) ymBjjiosdUbaR 1~y AVING soourod a commodious fire pro( ftoduco to soli, at A.uotion or otherwise my ho doefrud. Liberal AdvaWs •' mSdo Good, in Store,. ^ MATTERS/ -zmwmix. I S. F. POWERS. -IsM-tW-tH ED. F- SHROPSHIRE, GROCER, and; COMMISSION MERCHANT. FORT At HARGROVE'S OLD STAND, Broad Streof, Rofno, ;Ga. K EEPS c^DBtantly on band a good assort ment !o“ generally. marlO.tw.Ora 0MBKRG & HOUGH, Merchant Tailors, HOME, GA. ;b20 j akolotons some popple would ho, jog coned glad to got rid of—glad if th had never took them in. There are pianos, silver spoons, silver - • • •• ■ ■ uL< sugar bowls, silver orohm pitchers, silver sugar tongs, gold watches, beautiful paintings,- valuable bosks, impcrluut documents rings, breast pins. Iooteta, laces, silk goods, fast hoysey, marblo top bureaus, rose wood furniture, guitars, photographs, keepsakes and mementoes of cold and silver and other jvitqesses here from yoijtr.distficl; wit nesses in .the convention against the thieves who overran your country in the'name of loyalty and stolo from you while their comrades were .fighting,,— And those witnesses are having ’weight 1 now. , Their testimony is becoming moro and more important, Not more in your behalf Bill, than against the plundof living, thieves and oowgrds.vyho went into the war to steal more than to fight, to fill their pockots more than to subdue the rebellfoh so called. We have got siok of tills kind of foolishness. We sent forMoginniV, arid he 1b now a[j]}e other end of the Ave- 'hup with a' Family'Groceries. A TTH E D'STAND OF JACKSON A, jfN.' COBURN’opposite to Rmpire Bank Broad Street, Rome, Ga. A General Assortment or Family S up R Uc»ou,hn ?feLM fob22-(w Ira Agont, . f, M. Langston* 6. M.Stewnrt ■gjA HAVE OPENED A NEW ,0.. f^Boot & SJhoe^ ; SHor. . \ ’ !'. i: BROAD STREET, ROME, QA., And ere prepared to do ah kind* of Work in the Spot and Shoe lino, in tho host and TtekteiV srjls.' ' feMWin' ih his hand, ready to resist, fiirthePenoroaohment* on our do- tnain. It'is hard, Bill, to forget the id- suits of the past, bdt vf® must do it.— We wore both wrong. We’bolh fought well. We hurt you and you hurt us I We are both Americans, and you know Bill, that i ’ good stock. Up here in the North the people are sipk of feasting on blood and we Will have do more ot It except in defence of law, order arid the ConstitU’ion. Tho mask is beln stripped from the highwaymen wh' lately pot rolled ohr mountain paths, and all is eoming out well. So he of Cheer. Do you stan/l'closo by thh flag Bill, and 1 w^.will stand/close by it.— Assert rour rigl^s Bill, and We will help you maintain them. The war' is past. The bloody qurCam is' rolled up. You take hold of one end,-we will take hold of the othor and carry 'it : far away;— The scenes of tho past' shall, never be re-enacted Bill; and. if yoUns will be bluve/ tveUns will'sthhd by ydu End' we will soon be'happy together. . 1 . ; “Baicx” Poukuoy. MAYOR MONRoFtoBeTnaUGU- RATED. T ' Mobile, March if. The New Orleans Times positiyoly as-, sorts that Mayor Monroo will be inau gurated cn Monday, and that notwiih'- standing the statement to the oontrary' —the military will not interfere, . NEW YORK COTTON AND GOLD 1 ' MARKET. New York, Marpji 17. 4 Cotton still drooping. Spies 440 bales at 41o. 1 Gold 29*. Bill Arp In Richmohd, , It is reported that the famous “Bill Arp,” so called, will be in this city in a few weeks, and will then deliver a lec ture lor a charitable purpose. “Bill Arp,” by his first “Reconstruction Let ter,” gained a universal reputation in the South, and his expressions and saJi, ings have,become “household words’^ amongst us. The renotyned showman,' “Artemus Ward,” had full audiences when in Richmond, and fbr each' ooe who went to hoar him,- ten would , bp anxious to take a peep at-his famous! correspondent. It is not to bo supposed, that the famous “Bill Arp” is ovorbur-. dened with riches, and, if it be practica ble, we should like him to gl*e 'three lootures: the first for the poor, the sec ond for tho IIumune,Asylum,.and v the third for William hpiself. He would, havq & crowded house each night, and the last would not ha tho least.—Iiich.' Jfd)ii. ■ ■ ■■ .' ■ Stll'ERlNTF.NDENT OV TtfE StVtB Road!', —It affords us very great pleasure to learn that Major C. Wallace has been appointed Superintendent, of the State Road. Gey. Jenkins niightliaye/ieajroh-' ed a long while and not. have found a, man bettor adapted to', the position than Maj. Wallace. He lios had a lonjg railyond experience wbioh qualifies him fully for the position, haring for a long while been president of tho -East Ten nessee ahd Georgia railroad. ; » ,s,. We understand that he vy»'J| portly Como tothis city and enter .upon the. discharge of his duties. We yvill hs i’lad to welcome him to out midst. Ha .s a most excellent gentlemen as well SB. a competent railroad' oflicsr.—Atlanta Era. Yodno Ahekica Wonders!—Worker why mama keeps Bridget at home from' ohuroti to work all'day, and then'says it U.wiokod for mo' to’ build my rabjt house on Sunday ? “"oudor why our minister brought ly^itKthe yellow, lion’s. 1,'arid then asked ..m* , y cent to put in tho missionary box ? Don’t I want a jewsbarp just ha well ak he wantod a cane ? , M . A , Wonder who makes papa telT such nice stories to visitors about his hiding* the master’s rattan when he went t« school, and about his running away from the schoolmistress when she was gt>- iug to whip him, ahd then shut me up, ih a dark room a)l day because, I’ tried just Once to bo as smart as ho Was. Wonder whut made papa say that wicked tyord when' Betsy' Upset the. inlc ifll Over his papers,- anH ,theh Blapn- ed : iby oars'because I said tho" samb thing when my kite'string brokb.?' Wonder why mama toiu Bridget the other day lo say that she was not at. home when Tommy Day’s mptiier call-’ ed, and then put* me to heel without' ““ -r every time I tell a lie ? ere " JSyGcneral Dick Taylor lias leased? from the Stale" oT Louisiana th,e now Canal, whibh Coniiebts the u\iper part of New Orleans with Lake Foncbertmifl. for seven hundred and' fifty thousand dollars, payable in annual installments. (K/sspr”* evuijr vhuo * » ue t j . m, dear! there are lotB of things , I want to'know. I wish I w as a man.)'; JjSt A" agent of ,tiie Uhjted'statea'' Government is looated ih’ Waflytrecji, with some fifty millions of spebieot' his disposal Whenever an attempt is mado, tb boll' the market he throws a largft quantity Upon jt, thereby .boating 1b* price down. Tljo result ot this ie, that gold speculation is now almost wholly ceased.' ear Rents are being raised ih Bt. XJouis ten jier cent!' ''

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Rome tri-weekly courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1860-1881, March 22, 1866, Image 1