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mm* . nn a MOltN^G, Mir. 84. ^^OMlTTKfi.ON EV- Ihe unE-tW^,, _ •^r^oB.-w 0 mo auth ° r|,<!d tS , T L namo of Dennis Hills, as ft JjtcW «*«* Eleethm first l.y In M«T' n t*' *• rrr^a).~took out (or cross ■ 0 P'^per. This indicates Itio" of your subscription. P moelled to adhere to our rule, lW "nadvaoce-Jan.6triAwtf. give reoeipts.for the same: Dade County, Chattooga county, Gordon county, S S '- Wh ° ha3>i “ t lii or eight years, ever passed . R , )B1 o ltoad, and not received BClt l kindness from the ever at* conductor, Mr. 0, A. Smith jelus ognin taken charge of the House, at Kingston, and will be 10 act the Host for all his nu- friends, and the publio general- b>'iiio _ J*^° NVILLE R ' R '~ A • of the stockholders of this , y is called to meet at Dalton, ilncsday, April Z5th. A new 0 f Directors. ^ ^ [SEsr.—Mrs. C. A. Smith is now i g a beautiful assortment of mil* roods of tho latest fashions. The |i|[ bo delighted with the spring gj^.’C-Burnett, Jones & liar* offer cotton seed at greatly re prices—see adv. nia Stoves.—Burnett, Jones & na have just received a large lot , stoves, including the popu- Polk Bartow, « Cave Spring, Ringgold, Walker county, Centre, Ala., - .. ... „„ r , Jaclteonvllle, Ala., Stevenson, Pinson A Co, Sewing Machine.—Weed's Patent, will bo sold oheep..—Apply at thia OIBoe. 10,000 lbs. of RAGS WANTED. We want an indefinite amount of oloan Cotton or Linon Rags, in exchange for tho Courier. The priuo allowed is 3J ots. per lb. Fifty soven lbs. will pay for the Trl-Woeklv -cightibs. *" " ~■ ‘ months, or twenty-i - 3 months. Items, Ashland, il, Crystal Palace Kentuckian, and Plan- restisoto PaaMEhs and Gard- Burnett, Jones So Hargrowe eceived a lot of Super Phosphate >. We have no doubt but that iduction of gardens, especially hat liuvo been neglected during it two or three years, can be large rased by using this reVtilizer; and il purposes it is equally good. It be well to, at least, mako an ox- :nt with it. hh Oats just received by Bur- iones A Hargrove. HUNTING.—We ore now prepared Irordinary kinds of Job Printing with is and dispatch. Wo have lately got e Fast Press that wns carried off by leral Army, and ten now print Card: ails, Small Posters, or ony oth r Job [reding the size of a pogo of Foolscap a the rato of 760 per hour. We have land varied assortment of Job pare I Pink, Yelknvnnd Blue, end the came If cards in all sizes from 22x30 inches lowliest over used. We Lovo boauti phil B'lard, aod con put upas pretto gor Vlailing cards as o-y office i hairy. Icr Office, March CUi, tf. Legal Blanks. Wo now have on hand, neatly printed, op heavy white paper of oxoellent quality, Blanks as follows: Letters of Administration. Administrator’! Bonds. Letters of Guardianship. Guardian's Bonds. Blank contracts with Freedman. Deeds—short and oomplete. Warrants of Appralsmont. Marrtago Licenses. Mortgage Deeds. Possessory Warrants. Attachments, Writs and Declarations on Nstea and Ac counts. , Criminal Warrants. Summons of Garnishment. Subpoeuae for all courts. Temporary Letters Administration. Bonds temporary—Administration. Indictments. Bench Warrants, Bale Bonds. Security Bonds. Executions for S. or I. Court. Justice Court Sutnmoni, Justice Court Executions,' Justice Court Subpoena, Commission for Interrogatoriss with In r stinrtions. Sheriff’s Deeds. Administrator's Deeds, notary’s Protests and Notices. Indenture for Steed Children. As soon ns the printing can bo dohe, we will have a complcto supply of all Blanks used bySOrdinnries, Sheriffs, Clerks of tho Courts, and the Forms in meet common use by Lowyors. Oct. 26tf. IA Ala. Haiiiioad.—Remember jpering of stockholders on Tues- ||>ril 3d, atCol, Cothran's cilice at lock. Directors are to be elected liter very imp.rtant business to I • Tcted. «# ISmsxtu itEi’uui.icAN.—On the Ttef the urtny under Gen. Shor- J'to Savannah, tho office of the Ifcin was turned over, we believe E. Hayes, of Massachusetts, J*'i »inee the occupation, hoen jiing the paper under the title Iwinali National Republican, ■former proprietor, Col. W. F, ■having laid claims for his proper- lire President Johnson, wo ar6 in ytlial the Commander of the De pt, Gen. Brunnon, received or- Fom the President to restore the fo Col. Sims. This is but another proof die good will of President Ton to do all in his power to re- jrroperty to those of our people [me been illegally deprived of it, “ sincerely trust that the many aces which he has done, and is | to promote the welfare of the l will be properly appreciated by ►g the President a hearty support ■policy of restoration Aug. Con. Hho dignity Of the American f l,c 18 tn danger, if we may be in enthusiastic French journalist, | describing tlie Spartan simplic- m United States embassy in “serts that he found Mr. Big- - ting his own ham and eggs, nny attendant to wait on him. Die Senate Cummittoeon For- F'ntions has determined to roport iLn nomination of Lew 1 to tlie Mexican mission. j usl been captured by 1,11 ® a . 0 °tf the coast of Cuba rMiim n f red 8lnves were on board, l*s 1500 tS3 mak,D 8 *'* ie nutu ^ er 03 leariv ™ de , r * las been issued direot- ■in Dunrjj-ed officers, of tlie ra| | „,l etv , e . Cor P s > to report to «Bureau‘in ra' l L uly lhe FreeJ ' ™* u in the South, iri^S‘% Doolittle is said to be twiilL • dmen ’ a bureau bill |tlent'« »i, n “ooordenoo with the * early j^ Wa ' ^t will be introduced J*feT C ? rtin bad an ihtcr- l w Suendr dent °? Thursday, I of ivin,r.,- y ex D lus sed his inten Phtmiion.'" 6 tllB P ° licy 0f U ‘° Etc |U P r id . ent I 111 * *eot into the pit P. hl,L 0 “ l ?. a ‘} 6n °* General putfo r **_9°b e °tor of Internal fi. • nh6 Dirst District of Mis- ■ftvMl'i 0 T ' mps of the 10th ►d m thw'„i, P nVute letter re- l r, 6inc e,n r y ,. 6lateB that ttie chole l"’'kt K s ?': lully 1,1 Havana.” Let r in Cincinnati? 1 lmV6 b ° 6n p»ckson al L 0 i 1 ’ ir ' urcB °1 General I'oili, i,„j l O' other Confederate |j. N ( , as been suppressed in Sals- “'''‘SainsWn^ir i0 ” is '“'"P m,l do any Fenian Surprise in ■VAi ;^v.y Agents for the Conner, 1 ‘ Tho Joel Sutton. Samuel Hawkins. Judge Thos. Foster. B. F. Bigelow, J. W. Wofford. Samuel Trout, -las. M. Andersoq, T. W. Cobb. J. W. Coker. . for the Woek. Rome wholesale and retail MARKET, ° RRECTED WEEKLY BY BURNETT, JONES k HARGROVE. “ Gunny ....“' BEESWAX—Nominal BUCKETS--'. “ m Paintedf do2 $4 60 Brass Bound each IS “ BUTTER 53 ib CANDLES—Star. “ Tallow CANDY— •> CHEESE— '■ CHICKENS dog $3 OOfi COFFEE-Rio lb COTTON CARDS— % pr COTTON YARNS— ,? Bu. $3 60 COPERAS- ® tb EGGS— do* FEATHERS— FRUIT—Dried pu I 331b' I $2 60 FISH Kits No., 11 * 4 50 @5 50 SS4Sr-C»« ; * 8 50 @ 12 00 ..... none Floyd County Courts. SUPERIOR COlrtlT Sits 3d Monday in January and 1st Mon day in July, A. B. Robs Clerk. INFKtUOr OOURT Sits 3d Monday in May and November* James W. Langston, Clerk. ' COURT OF ORDINARY 8ita 1st Monday in each month, J< Lamberth, Ordinary. JUSTICE COURTS 919 Dist. Rome 4th Friday in 6ttoh month. 1029 Dist. Cavo Springs 1st Saturday in oaoh month. 1050 Dist. Livingston Jnd Saturday in each month. 962 Disk., Chulco 3d Saturday in each month. 859 Dist. Watters, 4th Saturday in each month. 1048 Dist., Etowah, 3d Salurdayin each month. 939 Dist., Floyd Springs, 4th Saturday in each month. 923 Dist., Dirt Town, 3d Saturday in each month. 855 Dist., North Carolina, 2d Saturday in each month. 924 Dist., Barkers. 1st Saturday in each month. 1120 Ditt.> Popskull,4th Saturday in each month. if thcro are anjr errors in th*» above will soino one plonse point them out, so that may correct them. Dec.2.tf. MASONIC NOTICES. Cherokee Lodge. No, 00. flome.Gn Regular Meetings. 2nd and 4th Friday NigMsofeach month. D. M, HOOD. W. M, Rome Uoynl Arch. Chapter No20< Regdittr Meetings 1st Tuesday Night of each month. D. M. HOOD, H. P. Schley, council, Good Samerltans. Regular Meetings 2nd Tuesday Night of each month. T. 3. PERRY, PRES. Etowah Council. No 12. Regular Meetings 3d Tuesday Nights ot each month. T. J. PERRY. T. I. M. II. ABRAHAMS BE GRAIN—Wheat, Rye. Com GRASS SEED—Clover^ Bu$15 “ Timothy '• $ 8 Herd Muskeet INDIGO— « lb S2 OOl LIME- « Bu MADDER— lb Molassea— ...59 Gal f l h A1LS—Cut—Keg....,.$12 f' OIL—Linseed—Ual $2 Tanner’s “ PUTTY- $ lb PEPPER •• POTATOES—Irish Sweet.. ROSIN •SODA SOAK SPICE STOVES-Cooking .'.k...$40 00@$7^00 SUGAR « B>.... 20@33 TALLOW. O........M 12 p EA $1 50...S3 00 TIN PLATE .. $25 00 WHITE LEAD POWDER—FFEg. perkeg r - ...$15 00 S H OT,... ..tv: .‘.i:. .7.25...30 SCHOOL NOTICE. 5 % MRS. E. H. REEVES will re- f on her school in tho bazeraent the Baptist church of Rome, oil Monday, 15th of January.' All the English branches usu ally taught in academies, are taught in her sehool. - SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS. Primary Branches, $15 00 Higher Branches 20 00 Extra for fuel 1 00 Charges, from cntranco, payments, quar terly, an!3-tWi)m. J. J. McMILLIAN, <**»• *• aoasKT, . *. t. sons, Be T. HARanUTK. vBurnett, Jones & Hargrove, BUCCK8BORI TO h Hi JONllS & CO. OROOBRS, COMMISSION, WAREHOUSE ASa FORWARDING MERCHANTS, COTTON FACTORS And dealer! In PLANTERS GOODS, HOME. <3\A» Will keep CONSTANTLY ON HAND A lull ziipply of Groeoriei coneieting of Spring & Summer GOOD S. S. B. SELiOlHAN, WHOLESALE A RETAIL DEALER IN' STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, ^A;ra, CLOTHING, iLi LARD, .OILS, . COFFEE, Iron, bugar, . salt, BACON, L- • 0 TOBACCO, ' SOAP; CANDLES, GRASS SEEDS. COTTON SEEDS, SHOVES, TINWARE, u» u cu, ”«Eir , “ on COOKING S!fOVES, U W SARDINES, MAOKERfit, CHEESE, BUTTER, OYSTERS, CRACKERS, FLOUR, MEAL; PORN, LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS (By wholesale,) LEATHER, SHOE BINDINGS and MATE- \ RIALS, 8EUR8 UD SBOKUra TOBACCO. They have a eompleto stock now, whioh they pledge themselves to sell as low as oan bo purchased lu the jnarket. Their goods nro always subject to inspection, and price! will bo, named in the store. They believe their’ facilities ere equal, to those of any houso in town, whioh will be ascertained by comparison^ TERMS CASH! LICES REGULAR! H AYING permanently located In Rome, offers his sefViees to its uilisen8 and surrounding country, and hopes bj prompt attention o business, lew prices anti honest dealings with those who may favor him with their work, to receive a liberal patronage.— CLOCKS, Watches, Jeuel.y, Music Boxes, Ac., neatly and faithfully repaired. Silver and gold plated articles, such as spoons, forks, candle sticks, ladies belt buckles, Ac., replnted and made to look as good as ucw.— All work on time pieces warranted for one year. Work sent from abroad promptly at tended to. Letters of recommendation from some of the best men .In tho South can be seen at any tiino. Call and see me In Messrs. Jno. D. Green A Co.’s store, Lumpkin Block, Broad street, sign of the big watch. dec9twtf And suoh as will be to the interest of the ourohaser. ^hoy will barter for and buy produce of every kind. * We have added to our stock recently a variety tf Staple and Fanoy Dry Goods Alto a choice lot of READY-MADE CLOTHING, which will be told cheap.. To Jobbert we offer tpecial inducementi. N. B.- Nolet of all Southern Banh re ceived at their market value, in payment far • oodt. Burnett, Jane* A Hargrove. rmn-3 SUCCESSOR TO A »»»' er " 4 WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES, Dry Goods, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, LADIES’ & GENTS.’ HATS. Queensware. TIN WARE, And a general assortment o) FAMILY SUPPLIES. Corner of Broad and Bridge streets, oppo site the Choice HoteL H. ABBAHAM8e March 15*tf. Kerosene Lamps. 4 LARGE and well selected assortment A of Kerosene Lnmps.juet received tw ' BURNETT, JONESk C ARGROVE. feblO-tw-tf ■ ! ■ ... LUMBER! LUMBER!! A T Cohon's Miliz on Spring Creek, 8 miloo from Dyke's Turn out on Rome Rail road. 30,(100 feot of lumber on hand. All ordol-s left with the superintendent at the mill, or at J, J. Cohon’e atore in Rome, will receive prompt attention. C. H. STILLWELL. j«nll-6m Sup't Southern Express Office. * AT McCLUNG'S OLD 8TORE H OURS of receiving freight from U A, M. till 4 P. M. .. Freight rocelyed on one day and cent on TO THE CITIZENS OF GFORGIA. The terraiuatioh of a sanguinory contest, which for tho past tour yonre hae presented an Impassable barrier to all social or com mercial intercourse between tho two great sections of our country, having at length happily cleared away nil obstacles to re lations which formerly bound us together in fraternal union, I tako the enrliost opportu nity afforded me by thia auspicious event,.to greet my Southern friends, and to solieit from thorn a renewal of that extensive bus iness connection which for a quarter of a contnry has been unintorupled save, by the great public calamity to which 1 have ad verted. t# - It is scarcely necdossttfy, on the threshold of a business re-union, I should repeat the warning so otten given to my friends,—to be ware of all thosespruriousand deleterious com pounds whioh, under the specious and false titles of Imported Wittes, Brandies, Holland Gin, Liquors, Ac , havebecn equally destruc tive to the heelth of our eitizens os preju dicial to the interests of tho legitimate Im porter. Many years of my post lifo have been ex pended iu an open ana candid attempt to ex pose those wholsale frauds, no timo nor ox ponse has been spared to accomplish this salutary purpose, and to placo before my friends nnd-tho public generally, at the low est possible market price, and in suoh quan tities ns mightsuit their convenience, a truly gonuine imported artiolo. Twcnty*8vo years’ business transactions with the largest and most respectable ex porting houses in France and Great Britain have afforded mo unsurpassed facilities for supplying ou r home market with Wines, Liq uors, and Liqmures ot tho best and most approved brands in Europe, in addition to my own distillery in‘Holland for tho man. acture of the 'ISchiednm Schnapps." The latter, so long tested and approved by the mcdicol Fncultios of tho States, West Indios and South America aa an invnluablo Therapeutic, a wholesome, pleasant, and perfectly sale beverage In all climates and during all seasons, quickly ex cited tho cupidity of the home manufactur ers aud venders of a spurious at tiele under the same name. I trust that I have, after much toil and ex pense, surrounded all my importations with safeguards and directions which with ordi nary eircumenootion will insure their deliv ery, as I Tocoive them fi;om Europe, to all my cast,mors. I would, however, recommend in ail eases whero it is possible, that orders be sent di rect to my Depot, 22 Beaver Street, New York, or that purchoses be mode of my ao- "In'addifion toalergo stockofWlnee,Bran dies, Ao., in wood, I have a considerable sup ply of old tried foreign wine*, embracing vin tages .f many past yeere, bottled up before the commencement of the war, which I can especially recommend to all conuaisaeursof theso taro luxuries. In conntusien, I would especially call the early attention of my Southern customers to the advantage tube derived by transmitting their orders without loss of time, or calling personally at tho Depot. In order to insure tho fulfillment of their favora from the pres ent large and well selected assortment. b UDOLPHO WOLFE, 22 Beaver Street, New York. J. T. ROBINSON^ Salt and Kerosene Oil. 45 Barrels BALT. 10 do. Superior Kerosene OIL. RIO COFFEE. AXES, Just received by BURNETT, JONES * HARGROVE, marl! new Arrival jP f u OF HER, HILLS DEALERS IN FOREIGN AND- DOMBIT1U HARDWARE, i,j Iron, Cutlery nnd Agricultural Implements, nan or run * 'I - > ,ir Broad St., AT OMBER&’S OLD STAND. BROAD ST., ROUE, GA. The undersigned Would rcepodtfuiiy In form the cltizette of Rome and vioihity, that he has Just arrived from the eastern markets with a well selected stock of Spring and Sumtner Goods, which has been selected with the greatest care, to suit the consuming pub lic of this vicinity. Stock consisting in part of all Wool Solid Colored, Pacific and MaUbhester delaine. Cballies, Mosambiques, Solid and Printed Jaconets, Lawns, Organdies, Lusters, Silks, Prints, Ginghams, Domestics, Linens, Swiss, Nansook, Barred Muslin, Brilliants, Laces, Farasols Fonsand Ladies' Furnishing Goods generally. Also a fine assortment of Ladies' Bilk and Cloth Cloaks. Also the boat selected stock of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Heteend Gentlemen's furnish ing Goods. iomo and examlno the stock and you will satjsfy yourselves. No charges for showing Goods. S. B. SELIQMAN. mnrchI3 Coffins A Co.'s Cast Cast Steel Plows, . . Brinly’s Steel Plate and Universal Plow; \ Avery's Cast, Turning and Sub-soil Plawg Also, an assortment of other favor! to brands, SCOVlL'S HOES. COLLINS' AXES AX» AilES’ SHOVEL* Harvesters, Cultivators, Fsed Cutlers', ' ft. Belting aid Packing tfob'LS P6R Plintxtlon Use, Blacksmiths, Garpontars, Machinists, .... .... Millwrights, Shotmaksrs, ALL GOODS WARRANTED Afi REPRESENTED. ORDERS PROMPTLY FlLiifcD'f at lowest cAstt prices. \... AYER, HILLS A PANCHEX. JhkrJ.tW.w.lin ' JUST RECEIVED BY Pitner & Merck, A Largo and Excellent Assortment of COOKING STOVES, Parlor Stoves- ALSO— 9 SHEET IRON, COPPER, As, Special attention psld to Manufacturing Ontterlng, Btovo Pipe; and nil kinds ol Re pairing done at abort notice Special arrangements have been made for ordering any style of S.toveor other articlos not In store. All goods'will be sold os cheap as oan be had in this markot. Shop 2d door above the Brick Livery Sta ble, Broad Street, Rome, Ga. fobs* DISOLUTION. T HE Partnership, heretofore existing be tween M. Morgan ft ein A H. Abrahams, in the city of Rome. Ga , in the.Mercautile business, has this day been dissolved by mu- ual ebusent. The business in tho f *tufre will the conducted hr H. Abrahams who assumes, und will pay all out-standing liabilities oi tho firm, and who is also entitled and auth orised to receive ahd collect all sums due the same. M. MOKGANSTEIN, feb24-iw.lm If. ABRAHAMS. Flour, Powder and Nails. or'vrY BBLS. Flour of all grades- 20 BOXES Superior adamantine Candles. 10 KEOS Powder. 15 COtLS Green L.Rope. 10 ROLLS Begging. 20 KEGS Nails—nil Sizes. 10 BUSHELS Clover Seed. Just received and for epic by BURNETT, JONES * HARGROVE, marl!—1 m DRV GOODS. We have added to out- stock an a-sorfment of Staple and Fancy Dfy Goode, which will be sold vero low, as We do not propose to continue that branch of the business. To jobbers We offer special Inducements, BURNETT, JONES A HARGROVE, marl 7.1m SEGARS. I K nAn SEGARS of all grades, cheap J «J,UUtJ just received and for sale at jobbeie prices, by BURNETT, JONES A HARGROVE. mart7.1m Cotton Seed. 20,000 BUSIIErjS OF WARRANTED FRESH COTTON SEED in store and for sole by BURNETT, JONES A HARGROVE. marcl3.tw-3t Iron, Iron. A LARGE LOT OF BAR, TIRE. HORSE BHOE and PLOW IRON, juef received bv BURNETT, JONES-A HARGROVE. | |tnarohl7.1m HERDS GRASS SEED. For sale by BURNEW, IONES A HARGROVE. marI7-lm COOKING STOVES. A large assortment Just received by BURNETT, JONES A HARGROVE. marl7.1m \ On Consignment. 1<000 BUSHELS PRIME WHITE CORN. 1.000 “ YELLOW « 5,000 tbs. NEW BACON. 1,000 “ « LARD. I have arrangement for large Shipments of Weitern produce woekly,- whioh will be sold low for cash. ED. F. SHROPSHIRE. marehl5.tw.lw. Decl2tw3m. CKAI. I. IlLLi. i. jrntoe* hiom. t\Rome,Gfc. Notiee of Co partnership. TXT® thii day assoolatod with us la V V the HaNware business, Mr. W. T. Ay«r, of this olty»» nd „m continue the bus, Iness at the old stent under the n. m » .*•< style of AYER, HILtn A PANCHEN. Thankful for tho paii, nn g 0 heretofore be stowed, we respectfully sotvuta continuance of the tame to our new Concern, , , HILLS A P.VSCHEN. marS.tw w-lm Cut Nails.- 7-:. r I Aft KEGS Gilt Nails, assort* J sixes,of tb* 1UU but Eastern brands, just received by AYER. HILLS At PANCHEN. marS.tw.w.lm 100 Light Plows. CjUITABLE For the Season, of Avery and O other paterns, for eale low. AYER, HILLS A PANCHEN. raarS.tw.w lm. Hollow Ware. 2 nnn J'OUNDS of Asaorled Castings, ,UvU just resolved by AYER, HILLS Ac PANCHEN. innrS.tW.w.lm Scovill Hoes. £/~VD0ZEN on,hand, andte arrive. OU AYER, HILLS a PANCHEN. mar8.twAw-lm Lumber. T nE undersigned nreprnpared to deliver lumber of the best quality ftt any point in the city, in nny quantity. Orders prompt ly filled. Contracts will be made for any quantity and timbe promply delivered. NOBLE A HOWELL. janS-twtf Chairs. J UST Received a lot of Dining Room, Par lor, Rocking, Office and Children’s Chairs, whioh will bo eold at very reasonable prices, by C. W. MILLS. mar3.tw.2W THE CHAMPION Force Pump, pon EXTINGUISHING FIRES. THIS PUMP MAY ALSO BE USED FOR Wotting Roofs, ets.. near first, waehlef Windows, Carriages, watering Stmts end Gardens, sprinkling fluids and liquids on Trees, Plants and Shrubbery, for destroying Insects, e*c. . T HIS Pump has proved itself to be eae of the most valuable inventions for dumeetia use. . . It leportable and compact, and will threw six gallons of water per minute, from 30 te 40 feet. It can be easily worked by a lad of twelve years. It is simple In construction, not liable got out of ordor, and every machine warranted. An extra Nozxcl. for Sprinkling, will be found attached to each Pump AYER, HILLS A PANCHEN, tw.w.lm * Agents. For Sale, GEORGIA REPORTS—SU PREME COURT, F ROM 1st to the tsth Vol. inclusive. Apply nt Ibis Offide. [fob3-tw-#w ELECTIONS. O RDERED by the Court that election* be held at the several Precincts In this County, on the last Saturday" in thl* month fo> two Justices o’l the Court, to fill the Vacan cies oocurir.g from tho reffleal of Major J. H. GUI to qualify, and the death of Col. Joseph Waiter*, also for County Surveyor J. H. Reagan refusing to be qualified. By order of Court. njftr3-3w J. W. LANGSTON, Clerk. LADIES’ Paper Collars. Miss lizzie”eoacit, OVER VEAL A WILLIAMSON’S STORE. Hae a variety Ladies, for sale, marchl.tw.tf. ot Fine Paper Collar! for Call and see them. NOTICE STOCKHOLDERS OF Sole Leather. LE- {hooper A FORCE. en SIDES SOLE LEATAER just received UU and lor *al© b< Notice. N O goods consigned to our care, will be forw-.rded, unless tbe ftinds are to the credit of shippers to pay charges. When these terms are compiled with, there shall be no delay. BURNETT JONES A HARGROVE frb8 tw-tf TO THE tko Rank of tbe Empire Stnje The Stockholders of tho "Bank of the Empire State,’’ are notified that ft meeting ot tho Stockholders of eaid Bank, is hereby called to bo held on Saturday 14th day of April next, at 10 o clock A. M., at the office of Col. W. 8. Cothran in Rome, for the pur pose of taking into consideration the sur render of tho charter nf said Bank, and oth er business in connection therewith. WADE 8. COTHRAN, ALFRED SHORTER, A. M. SLOAN, H. D. COTHRAN, C. 0. STILLWELL, DANRSL S, PRINTUP, Stockholders representing over three fourths of the stock of said Bank. tcblfi-2m. OFFICE ROME RAIL ROAD.l Roue, Ga., Oct. «th, 1805. j CONSIGNEES will take notice that for want of Depot room, freights must be taken away on arrival, otherwise, they will bo sent to e warehouse and atorad at their expense. C. M. PENNINGTON, octl2.tr En K- * Supt. Mattresses. mart Guitar A ND Violin stri Jeweler Bteko.' Plantation for Sale I OFFER for stile the valuable -Plantation of Erasmus Bearden, late of Floyd oounty, lie, deceased, eontainig two hundred and twenty-five acre., all valley land and well watered. Bald plantation is situated at tho head of Ridge’a Volley, twelve milea from Rome, and six miles from Adairsville, ou the W. A A. Railroad. Tho land is w<-U adapted to the cultivation of cotton, and as good up-land oe is to be found in the eonnty. Upon the premises is a good Lime Kiln and a splendid mill seat. Alio, a half lot ol land adjoining the-plan tation of Jonathan King, known aa the Pat rick place, ton milea from Calhoun, and twelve miles from Romp; Jan23-tf A. J. BEARDEN, Af‘«. mm swanso\ & to,. W-holeaalo and Retail GROCERS, AND DEALERS IN GRAIN, HAY, , BAGON, FLOUR, SUGARS, SYRUFS, ,P- CANDLES* CIGARS, TOBACCOS, • NUTS, CONFECTIONARIES, FLAVORING EXTRACS, SODA, OHSSE, SOAP, A ND in fact evorje thing usually kepi jf^by first class Grocery Houses—ell ef wfiwh we.tVIllood do sell, very cheap. Pur chasers would do well t" call end examine our etockln the LUMPKIN BLOCK, BROAD STltEEf, CORNER MAIDEN LANE. ROME.Ofiu" J OB KEN, SWANSON, ACOT feb23 twsw 8m ■ Tf, NEW STORE. Min & CAVE SPRING, GA. H AVING permanently settled In the above viilago we would respectfully nnuounce to the eitizens of Cave Spring and viciaity. that we are opening a general as sortment of Dry goods, Groceries, Hats. Cape/ Boota, Shoes, Tin Ware, (Jucensware, Notions. Ac., in fact, everything kept in our llne.pr business, which we propose to tell oH reas onable terms. Store et Lake A Cost old 1 stand. Country produce taken < exthafige'. Nov, 10, ■ —Pro—. Now For ft. CHRISTMAS, CHRISTMAS? Wo are just receiving a rplendid stock ot' Watches, Jewelry, Silver, and Pl!t*d, W»hi, Toys, Fanoy Artiefot, And a thousand . USEFUL AND FUNvWfyTHINGS, Which wo will opoq on’ Wednceday Dee. 20th, at our old stand oil Broca St., two doors above Norton’s. .Wo invite al( of our. frienda-to call en .aee' ^DwWtwrf \ V»A»*WlilUM«ON,