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ICE AND MODERATION.”
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HOME, GA, TUESDAY MORNING, 'JULY 10, 1866;
NEW SEHIES--NU. 93.
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TUESDAY, THURSDAY A SATURDAY
aTwaoA waaflTHow huo
Ilntes of-Sobscriptiop.
Ono year /,.!/ .i....i..J8 On
Six Months •••• 4 OJ
Three Months..;..,.—".. 1 , .*«■.* - 00
Kntcs for the Weekly,
Ono year .ft ...........,.$t Oft
,Plx Months .....; ,.-2 00
Three Months 1 00
OIiUB BATES—GREAT REDUCTION.
; 8Uc Months for Three Dollars, and fifty, cents
t& ToClubaof five or‘more the Weekly Cou-'
tier will be furnished at three Dollars each.
If a club consists of ten or more s gratui
tous copy will he furnished to the getter up
of the duu. - a r r t -*
Clean cotton Bags wanted in exchange for
Rates of Advertising. ,
One Square (ten linos or lose, Minion,)
tortt insertion, One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
Each subsequent oontinuanco, One Dollar.
A liberal discount to those who adrertise
'by.theiyear.. f i. ■ ■ ■ ,
Rail Road Guide.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. *
Home railroad
Professional Cards.
IIS? P. PERKlrts,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
AND
COUNTY SOLIOITOR.
O FFICE jCit’y Hair Building, entrance on
Bridge Street. BubIiipm entrusted to l&is
care will meet with prompt attention.
may40tf.
T. W. AIsKXAMDXR.
J. 1. Will OUT.
ALEXANDER & WRIGHT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
i ROME, GA;
W ILt practice in the counties of Floyd,
P/lk, Chattooga, Whitfield, Gordon.
Bartbw/and in the Supreme Court.
OFFICE—On Bread Street, four doors
above H»dge-8t.maylOtwtf
PIUKTUP. u. T. FOU0HE.
:ntup & FOUCHE,
Toeneys at law,
, Rome, Ga.
P RACTICE generally in Cherokee Georgia
Tand in the District Court of the United
i for the Northern District of Georgia.
feptl4’65.1y
HARVEY &
DUNLAP 8COTT.
I. mmAn xiUir." :"|L" If' PITNER'S CORNER, BROAD STREET
/ATTORNEYS Aii LAW, Rome, Ga.
•OHANOB OF
SCHEDULE.
On and after M&Mh lZth, the trains will
ran as follows: _
hslSmSsEi l “/«”•
The Dav Train on the Rome Railroad will
be discontinued on the above date.
The Passenger Tfairi willconuectfttlCings-
(oh, Ga., with’tliaN.iubt Train on tho W
tent & Atlantic. Railroad.
'jiio Regular Passenger Trains ou the
BROAD STREET, ROME, GA.
Officri open at all- hours. Prompt atten-
ion given to drawing Deeds and contracts,
i-s well as to all other branches of their
profession.
BILLY HILLS,
In office with theri; * gives his special at*
ention to all Justice Court matters and all
tnnll claims under their advice and assia-
ance, and is authorised to receive and ro-
u/pt for all claims and other business, in
teir absence.
Georgia, Atiumu. a«u ««« * v *'*\>, t
and Western, East Tennessee ami Georgia
and the NaBlivillo and Chattanooga ltuil-
roads, connect with the Bight Pessenger
Trains on iho .Western and Atlantic Bail-
road.
j. W. IT. UNDERWOOD C. II. SMITH.
UNDERWOOD & SMITH,
Attorneys at Law.
HOME, ga.
Office on Broad streot, next door to Ex
ress office. deo5*tw*ly
U. WRIGHT.
K. N. UROYLES
WRIGHT & BROYLES,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
feSSS®Iris—'gfc’ - n -
where tliuyraako sure and prompt connee l.n's Drug Btoro.
tion with the Alabama A Tennessee Rive VAf ILL practice in the coupties of Floyd,
BaUroid to Selma, and points South of thu V> Polk, H dralson, Pautdiog, «ass, Gor-
5tv . [don, Whitfield, Catoosa, Walker and Chat-
C. M. PENNINGTON, tooga; aI$o in the Supremo and Federal
Eng. A 8ufit.'Courts in tho State* and will attend to the
0N *“0^-
A, C. perry.T”
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
.. Suinmcrville, On.
WVll promptly attend to all business entrus
ted to his care.
junll-twly
maria
KINGSTON ACCOMMODATION
Western A: Atla?tic IIaimroad.
Atlanta, MA y o, 1805.
O N and after Monday, May 7th, Ki
ston accommodation train will ruuj
follows : r «A A
Leave Kingston *
Leave Atlanta, “LW ij
. Arrive at Kingston......... ••• 8 »°*
\ CoimnutatiynTickets, in packages oi
f Kfcx'eacli, may ko purchased at a <m<K
v. r-EC
7l0-l2t Master Transporta
WESTERN AND ATLANTIC B
Atlanta at
at Chattaudoga.......... ..
Chatlapoog
at Atlanta
Allan :a at..
Vo at Chattanooga at,
ave Chattanooga at....
rrlvo at Atlanta at
S.pt.l'ii’05. r „ ~ --r--- .
g"k01!OIA RAILBOAD.f
Day Passenger Train.
Leave Atlanta at L
ArriveatAngnstaat..;. -L u
Leave Augusta at..,.,
Arrive at Atlanta MJ ,.
Night Paatonger Trait
heave Atlanta .........j
Arrive at Augusta
Leave Augusta
Arrive at Atlanta
E. . ,
Sept. H,1805. SuH 0,
’ ATLANTA AND WEST TT^ 11 •
!Leavo Atlanta at......... r|.
Arrive at West Point.fJS n «
Leave West Point at.... ..
Arrive at Atlanta
, GEORG!
Sept. 14, ’«6.
montgcwSery and we# t r: R -
Leave WeslfPointat,.,** ' "
Arrive at C lumbus nt i?. ?? * “
Arrive et J mtgomery at A, ‘
Leave Hpilgomery at....a'i 2“/ "
Leave ColflWi at..,..?.^M ? S „ * »'
Artive stAVcBt Poinl....ii 2 . »? 11
h'Jfff. M|
Sept. \U - 8s o!
asssferj?'.:
^ S «Ph ^ E ‘ E upIrintSnt.' '
f AsiIv lLLE . CHATTANOOGA R.R
^ W. J. STEVENS,
Oou. Superintendent.
CHOICE HOTEL,
BROAb STREET, ROME, GA.
J. 0. RAWLINS, Popt.
B
AGGAGE taken to and from the Depot
free of change.
'AbgST,;..tfi
. LIVERY
AND SALE STABLE,
BY
E. G. LOGAN,
Broad Street, Borne, Ga., opposite Sloan’e
. old stand ,
jantl-twly . , .
A o. pitsxk.
J. H. COOPBH.
Fitner, Cooper & Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Commission Merchants,
ILL Receive and Sell, Ship or Store
Cotton or other Pro'duce for tho PlSfc-
Mr* J. H, Cooper, who has had long
rienoo in the Cotton trade, will give
w
experienoo in tlie Cotton trade, will
his special attention to that branch of"the
business. Sopt28..tf
AGENCY ’
OF THE
National Banking
AND
INSURANCE COMPANY,
or St. Louis, Mo.
Assets July lsf, 1865—9277,045 CO.
'b. Vi ’j6!nes,
Residept.Agent, ROME, GA.
OFFICE—At the store of Burnett, Jones
<!• Hargrovo. jan26-twtf
JUST RECEIVED
A Large and Excellent Assortment‘of
COOKING STOVES,
}r Staves
'5 XLa ?l '
f. A*. Il.AN'CK. I. F. THOMPSON.
BLANCE & THOMPSON,
ATTORNE J S AT LAW,
CEDARTOWN, ga.
Will practice in the Courts of Polk, Floyd,
Paulding, and Haralson, and tho Supreme
Court of the State.. Particular attention paid
to the collection of all claims of every de
scription^[jan20-trily
j.-ON, COPPER, 4oi
S^eciol attention pald J 'to Manufacturing
Guttering, Stove Pipe; and ail kinds of Re-
pairing done at short notice.
Special arrangements have been made for
'drdering any style of Stove or other articles
not in store. 4II goods will be sold as cheap
as can be had in this market.
Shop 2d do6r above the Brick Livery Sta*
ble, Broad Street, Rome, Ga.
feb24
J. D WADDELL,
ATTORNEY AND
COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CEDARTOWN, POLK CO., GA.
A TTENDS the Superior Courts of Floyd.
Bartow, Polk, Paulding, Haralson ana
Uorroll. apr28twtf
Div W- DTlOYi\
(FORMERLY SURGEON, C. S. A.,)
O FFERS his Professional Services to the
citizens of Rome and vicinity.
OFFICE in the Post Office Building.
jpJSr*Messages can also be left at the Drlii
Store of Dr. R. V. Mitchell, Broad Street aha
Post Office cornor.
juue2tw-ly
NM. FARELL, M. D„
* “ 1 OFFICE
NO. 3, CHOICE HOTEL,
ROME. GA.
r
DRS. GRAY, & PIN
Practicing Physician
CAVE SPRING, GA. .
H AVING formed a copartnership fbr
the parposo of practicing their profes.
lion in its various branches, offer their ser
vices to the citizens of Cave Spring and vi-
cihity. Having bad tea year, experience—
four of whic^ waa iu the C. 8. Army—they
obbupldd by Dr. Gray
Cave Spring, Sept28i ....iy...
^pl. 14, V,
^VMVllitAND NASHVILLE R.
lAriv' ••••> 00 A ji 7 4!
R -
,« . « . 46 r *
a»fc tT?? 1 ** 1 * 00 p « 6 00 AM
rtv» » IST;e 7 00 » H 7 00 p It
Mhyio.... 5 80 p U 5 80 A n
ft eai to be used on all night trains
' TB BLAIR,
-- .. ^Superintendent-
barer.
L „ AND fi®ALEH IN >* '( )
I iw U iF s & Confeot ionariea
• re.h Bread evfery Eyeninc,
iEepb ka Rome, ga., b ’
y dlZ OSS33EJ2W Oysttrs, Sar-
, Pi.?' ^»Or»eher», -Sweet Vine, But-
>em«i "'“Cracker, and Candies. Ho
I S‘ kir - tiA 11 i8 ' httK-j
1 No-.l Bakery. ' Cake, of all
. ? n k *hd. VdddlBB CakW
““re.twty pub 10 F»‘ron»ft* eoiieited.
Sonthern Express Office,
AT McCLUNG’B OLD STOBD.
H OURS of receiving froight from 11 A,
M. till4P. M.
Freight reeeiyed and lent off the snmo
day.
J. ,T. ROBINSON,
ootO-tm JAgont.
si*
Ala. & Tenn. River R. Road
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
12 Hours to Atlanta arid 98 00 Baved.
24 Huurj to Chattanooga and $18 00 saved
On and after Monday, June 4tb> 1806,
Train, on this road willTuri as follows:
Through Passenger Trains will run daily
(Sundays excepted) as follow.:
Leave Selma at - - - J “ u
aSincMi
^a^Through Tickets fot at the Smith
House, Kingston. ' (.’* ...
Passenger trains connect at Selma with
boat* to Montgomerv and Mobile, and with
the Selma and Meridian Railroad for Vicks*
burg, New Orleans and the West. At Blue
Mountain they connsctwitlr Taylor, Gilmer
A Off/a splendid line of$oache* frem thence
to Rome, Ga, arid thence by rail t6 Alienta.
Savannah, Oharlestcn. Chattanooga Mid all
points North and EAst. Through Ur* from
Selma to Kingston on W. A A. Railroad
0NLY * 13 00 - E . o : barney,
junel2 Sup'tand Agent-far Xi«»M
T G. WATTERS & f?0.,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
WATTERS & FOWERSI
AUCTIONEERS,
No. 63, North side of Broad street.
ROME, GA.
H AVING secured a commodious fire proo
Store Room, they respectfully solid
consignments of all kinds (f "Morchandiz
or Produce to sell, at Auction or otherwise
asmay be deaired. Liberal Advancos made
on Goods in Store*
. THOS. G. WATTERS,
T. McGUIRE,
W. S. COTHRAN,
8. F. POWERS.
febl-tw-tf.
H, & E- M. EASTMAN,
GROCERS,
AND DEALBRS IN
Flour, Moal, Pork, Bacon,
LARD, TOBACCO CIGAtlS, PlRES,
NOTIONS, TOYS, CUTLERY,
Confectioneries,Tinwaio, Woodenware Stone
ware, QucenBnrare, Glassware, etc. eta.
NO. 2 VARANDA BLOCK,
BROAD STREET, ROME, GA.
aprill0.tw.tf
No “Civil Rights Bill.”
HOHH L\DlSTR¥.
GENUINE SOUTHERN MANUFACTORY
FURtfiMEi
Of all Kiads made to Order at
HARRIS & LANSDELL'S
Cheaper and BefUr than can hi bought
from Northieiri and Westorn markets.
UPHOLSTERING of all kinds, done to
order.
Orders .filled promptly. Lumber or Pro
duce taken Jn exchange.
Wnroroom at the old stand of H. P. Lump-
hiayinf
I FASHIONABLE
Boot Maker,
BROAD ST., ROME, GA.
Throe Doors above BurhbU, Jbnbs A Har
grove.
Genteel Work and Portent Fits guaranteed
aprltitw.Sm
T HE nnSeAlgncd are prepared to deliver
lumber' df the best quality at any point
iu the city,'in ari'y quantity. Orders prompt
ly filled. Contracts, will bs mado for Uy
quMlUty »nd|
janO.twtf
Confederate bead buried at itomo
Georgia. .
We are happy to annoRtfce that after
so Ion's a time neat head boards ore at
last provided, for all the Confederate
soldiers graves burled in the Cqmetory
in this place-. The following li.t em
braces all the names that can at this
time be ascertained. Ail these graves
haVo been, neatly dressed, and will
soon be euolosed through the gener
ous efforts of the ladles of Rome, fe
In addition to the names given there
Are fifty-seven unknown graves.
dSOROIA.
Capt. A C Wells, oo. F, Slat regt,
D Murdock, co. F, 41st regt,
W J Burden, co. I, 9th regt,
W D Payne, co. D, 9th regt,
Charles Foster, oo F, 65th. regt,
J 0 Bay ley, State TroopB,
J T Jowers, oo F, 46th regt,
J <S M-—-oo G, 48d regt,
Jasper Cobran, oo 0, 4th oav,
P Marshburn, - oo B, FainsVols,
Robt. Miller, 27th regt,
J W Lee, oo E, 26th regt,
N Morris, 66th regt;
J Temples, co 0, 59th regt.
J Phillips, oo’K, 47th regt,
J L Henderson, oo F, 6th regt.
J Raohell, 3rd Battery,
John West, co A, Phillips Legion,
WJ Burden, 9th Battery,
Alabama.
A M Dolany, co.G, 26th regt,
Fred Wayland, 7 th regt',
S Caldwell, co D, 28th regt,
M Dodd, co D, 22d regt,
W J Smith, co G, 19th regt,
S T Wntliem, oo C, 4th regt,
J C Sheppard,33d regt, ,
J D Smith, 39th regt,
A D Parker, co D. 34th regt,
Wm Carter, co E, 26th regt,
H Pearce, oo II 34th regt,.
J J Valentiuo, oo I 39th rgt,
R W Rodgers, oo C, 19th rgt,
C D Coalman, oo A, 54th rgt,
M Cain,, oo G, 25th regt.
W N Holt, co E, 26th rgt, *
J W Goodwin, co B, 22d rgt,
S M Hill, co D, 58th rgt,
J G Cowan, co G, 18th 'regt,
H A Cagle, 00 B, 34lh regt,
H C B ——, co A, 28th regt,
CC ftall, co IE, 26th regt,
J Page, co A, 25th regt,
R E Howard, co O, 45t!i regt,
Cnpt ’.V II Laurence, 8th cavalry,
I Ester, co G,60th regt,
F M Bailey, co. G; 25th regt,
J M Mitcliell, 26th regt,
G W Martin, EufuVtla Battery;
A Vann; co B, 33d regt,
J Dickey, co H, 28th regl,
W It Inzer, co F, 25lh l-egt,
J D Hill, co G, 26th regt.
.M Roll, co E, 36th regt,
E L McLenden, co C, 8th3 regt,
J J Grooms, co E, 50th regt.
M Corneliu:-, co E, 38th regt,
J Fulmer, oo E; 23th regt,
S Donelson, co A, 19th regt,
—28th regt,
J Phillips, co H, 19th regt,
M S Burnett, co C, 22d regt,
E Hyatt, co G, 22d regt,
Cornelus, oo B, 28th regt,
D Jackson, coE, 28th regt,
P A Vinson, co D, 45th regt,
E G Lester, o'o A, 28th regt,
S W Masters, oo I, 24th regt,
J P Vaughn, oo D, 25th regt,
M Diaton, eo C, 28th regt,
Jno Coffee, co C, 26th regt,
J H Young, co A, 25th regt;
J L Dorsey, co F, 33d regt;
J Cilcox, co A, Ala regt,
W M Davis, co F, 28th regt,
S R Allen, 39th regt,
M King, co A, 25th regt, t
Webb, co C, 28th regl,
T G Grenwaj, tib.D, 22d regt,
J Durotte, oo F, 15th regt,
C Bruckner, co E, 34th regt,
J W Wells, oo D, 1st regt oav,
P B Bird, co 1,36th regt,
A Scroggins, co I, 18th regt, *
R Elliott, Eufaula Battery,
W A Aiken, 19th regt, ^
Jno McGhar, eo E, 19th regt,
Owen Miller, oo E, 46th regt,
HB Melton; oo E, 24th rrigt;
F M McAlister, co G, i8th regl,
Jno Tilnoti, oo A, 45th regt;
Mississippi.
—oo K, 46th regt,
M McAuloy, co D, 34th regt,
J R Hill, co B, 27th regt,
J T Jordan, oo B, 8th regt,
Jno B Slone, oo A, 10th regt,
J N Seglor, oo A, 30th regt,
L Poe, co D, 34th regt;
John Phipps, co £, 2lst regt;
W E Youat, co D, 30th regt;
T Langford, eo K, 10th regt,
A B Love, co D, 28th regt, *
JC Betterton, eo H, 27th regt,
L C. Smith, oo G, 30th regt,
F M MayheW, 41st regt,
S l 1 ' Mnpjj; 60 A, 28th edv,
G V/ \Voodvtard, co D, 5th regt,
H H Alberitton, co B, 7th regt,
J K Threweatt, coK, 17th regt,
t Travis, co' II, 27th regl, .
B Bardwoll, co A, 3(Jth regl,'
W Denton, co C, 41st regt,
j W Jamieson. 10th regt,
IsaaA Moss, oo D, 24th regt,
C F GfnrdMi, 6° I, 25th regt,
j Walton, 27th regt,'
J W McLotyan/oo H, 27lh regt,
W T Mitchell, co E, 24th regt,
P I Z Bragg, co D, 8th regt,
Albert Lewis 1 , co A, 8th regt,
J S Barksdale, oo B, 41st regt,
S L, Jones, oo A,. 34th regt,
R H Payne, eo 1, 29th regt,
M V Warren, co H, 8th regt,
J 0 Shehorn, eo C, 37th regt,
R E Davis, co A, 26th regt,
W B Goodwin, 7lh and 9th regts,
Jno. Hill, co B, 27th regt,
C Burnard, oo G, 30th regt,
T H Landsdell, oo A 34th regt',
W G Stone, oo F. 45th regt,
J R Hunt, co It, 4th regt,
A M Dunu, eo &, 30th regt,
R S Childers, oo I, 37th regt,
Albot-t j<llies, co t, 2§tli regl,
J A Stanford, oo A, 30th regt,
J C Faris, co F, 28tU regt,’
WGrifiSn, 44th regt,
J Arley, oo A, 29th regt,
S F Graham, oo H, 27th rogt,
J W Armes, oo Q,23d regt,
D W Lane, oo F, 34th regt,
B F Tubb, eo K, 27th regt,
A Reynolds, co H, 34th rogt,
P R Shepley, coA, 37 th regt',
J M Woolbrigbt, co I, 41st iegt,
J E Hicks, co K, 37 th regt,
J Batson, co G, fifth regt,
J T Wilbanks ( oo K, 10th regt.
J M Braokoiindge, oo H, 41st regt,
J P Gaines, co I, 27tli regt,
TENNESSEE.
Jno Clohasey, oo G, 11th regt,
M Mahar, co C, 10th regt;
j Devenport, co C, 8th regt, | -
J A Revls, co C, 4th regt,
J II Brugg, 44th regt,
H Rains, oo D, 16th regt,
A Surrat, 4th Confederate,
Wm. Arrowsmith, 32th rogt,
E G Murdtigh, oo E 12th rogt,
D Bowman, oo F, 29th rogt,
W Sanders, oo A, 63d regt,
D Davis, oo A, 8th regt,
D R Malone, co H, 8th regt,
Sargt Jas A Currie, co B, 9 lb legt;
A U Bradshaw, co O, 38th regt,
W C Sparkman, co C, 32nd regt,
AJ Harwell, 82d regt,
W S Billingsley, oo D, 28th regt,
J Smith, co K, 29th regt,
J M Haynie, co G, 6tu rogt,
B Tidwell, co K, 11th regt;
F Noe, co F, 3d regt,
G W Boach, co G, 19th rogt;
J Bartlett, oo K, 28th regt;
J C Day, oo E, 6th regt,
oo E,51st rogt,
W Keelan, co I 26th regt,
J R Daniel, co E, 28th regt,
E S Godard, 33d regt,
Jas Raney, co F, 19th regt,
E Moore, co K, 38th regt,
W L Dellis, oo H, 38th regt,
. Y Tucker, co K, 21st regt,
J Cowerell, oo F, reg ,
0 R BroWn, oo A, 47th regt;
D Juhkin, co F, 19th regt,
W H Purdue, oo C, fid;regt,
F M Thornton, oo E. 8th regt,
Lt. Jatou M Sammy, co B, 29th regt,
R T McCuskoll, co A, 13th regt,
W H Wyley.co K, 5[at regt,
Jno Privatt eo A, 44th regt,
ARKANSaS.
R G Owen, oo C, 31st regt,
J W Williams, co C, 6th regt,
J R Caulder, oo A, 4th regt,
Reuben Riggs, co C, 31st regt,
J Murray, co B, 3d regt,
R E Bennett, co I, 2d regt,
E Smith, eo H, 15th regl;
J R Slaughter, co E, 2d risgt,
J Randolph, oo H, 25th regt,
Jno Null, co B, 3lst iegt,
W R G——, oav,
F M Robinson, co B, 4th regt,
Peter Wright, co E, 1st regt,
J Taikrier, co 0, 2d regt;. t '
J H Addaway, oo H, 4th Ark,
TEXAS,
J L Shepard, coF, 10th regt,
Jno Till, oo H, 15th rogt cav,
Wm N McAnulty, eo fe, lOth regt,
Geo Rose, oo C, 6th regt,
J H McKriight, oo 0,10th regt,
A V Prioe, co K, I8th regt,
N A Rankin, co A, 24th regt,
J W Corpeare, co I, 1st Legion,
J W Land, 10th regt,
W H Graves, 10th regt,
— Burney, 11th regt,
M D Madly; co B, 10th regt,
SOUTH CAROLINA,
R B Greer, eo F, 16th regt,
W B Hardwioko, oo B, 10th regt,
E Herron, oo F. 24th regt,
E Hann, co B, 19th regt,
S Young, eo C, 24tli regt, .
C Bruce, died Sept 23, lfi63,
T Tollison, co E, 16th regt,
Jno Stone, oo F, 19th regt,
J Floyd, oo E, I6*h regt;
J B Giles, co L, idth rbjt;
J W Grlzzard, oo K, 8th regtir.
LOUISIANA.
J MMeard, 13th rogt, S S,
J P Noland, 4th Battery, '
Wm Lard, co A. 4th Battery,
: E G, D.en ton,' co K, 16 & 25th rtigt,
M G Austin; co G, 19th regt,
Bd Riley, co H, 1st regt, ,
A S Wilson, co D, 19th regt,
Wm Knight,cot, 29th regt,
G B Andrews, eo H, 19 <h 16th regt,
VIRGINIA.
A F Weeks, 54th regt,
M Williams, 54lh rogt;
A*MbSrnvv 63d rogt, 3 fi^sebediew
N A Bassham, col, 64th regt",
J W Pratt, co D, 54th regt’,
KENTUCKY.
Christopher Jones, co D, 9th regt cav
Jas H MoNeeso, Oynthiana,
B F Suttlo, 6th regt!
J A Estili, oo D, 9th regt,
S L Ambrose, oo E, 10th rogt,
J L Turner, co D, lat regt,
. n. oarouna. .
H M Coffey, co A 39th rogt!
A T Jones, oo D, 89th regV :! ' 3 '»d xer.J
D Coffman, oo C, 39th regt, ■
N H Sanders, co B, 39th regt,
Jno Wilson, 29th regt,
B.t Baxter, oo E, l?th regt. - t::
W J Stllesi oo'G, 89th regbf' ■’ pcf-♦ i r 'i
David' Phillips, oo E, 68th regt,'
FLORIDA.
J 0 Brbwn, do BJ-ffth rbgf, 1 J ‘* w ‘- 1 "
S J Hall, co 1,6th regt', '
HISSOURl!
WG H Howard, co F, 1st regt,'
■ , , iiUOEtf,AN 4 *Ol;s! i ’ II
J S Cttshaw, oo A, Henderson’i '.regt','
J G Pullen', -eo D, 3d Coaled.regt, >
E Glannaa Watter’i Battery,
A S Parker, oo A, Henderson’s regt,
E N Boland, lelnwei aj oqila
J T McCarter, died May . 13th, '63V
W Kingree, Capt, Bigg’s oav,’
J J Morrison, died Geo 30th, ’63,
8 Crevison, Cobb'sB^tWrjr, ..
jas P Brown; co D, Murray’s Bat,'
J T Hunter, Pharr’s Engineers,,
8 Ti)itob, co K, 4th Cgnfed regC .
H J Middleton, eo 1>, 1st Confod
James Cregg,
—Wiggins, died Sopt .11, ’63'
Jno Hyatt, coA, Roper’s Bat.
U McGilray, ’ > . .. rj;.qa.'
J McCray, co B, 4th COfifod regt;
Sergt Currie,
Wm Hill, .
J Meddowns, Lofton’s regt, ,,wn.-
A Babbitt, co G, 8th Cunfed out, ■
Josiah Griffin, —— Battery,-..;
Wm Boltdn. ol Jasaimavo:. i
J W Quinn, ay,-yne .
regt
Insurance:
SOUTHERN ktliuAL',
GfeOE&tM kbfflEf, .
Valley oe .yieginia,
itETEOPOLITAN. N,.YOE‘k;
ookr* s “*“ ■- L - t ' L£k '
t>. 3. bAYAVD,'
Agent.
Steamer Clara Sell
For Greensp.ort
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS.
iJ^JSi Will leave lior wbarf every
FRIDAY MOUNINQ, after th*
arrival of tho Cars for Oreeasportandinter-
mediate landings. For freight or passaga
apply to the Captain on board or tojj. •
W. A RUSgELD^
Office at the store of Pitricr, Cooper £ Oo.
mayl5-tw-3m.
A. s. orates;-
RAMEY & GRAVES;
AND(.
STABLE
_dce5-tw-tf . ROME ,GA. ^
CHAS. IRWIN & CO.)
61QN AND OR^AMENtAH
PAPER HANGERS AND. GLAZIERS,
EOME, GA. ; „. o „
^Jiojrever.Nowlju.A Mauiiip’s Drug fitore,
• i LL orders left at tho store of-Weil A Brb.;
JOl will be promptly, attended to.
V ti . • REFERENCESi ■
Dr. J. H. Nowlin, WestABro;, I .
Hon. R. D. Harrey, J. IV MoDowdll,.'.
Capt J. R. Steven,, Cothrans Sc Elliott.
mayl0tw3m
Fnrfireensi’
AND INTERMEDIATE LANDING S
V TliB STEAMER
UNDINE^ „ ,
will leave ; heri Whort
every TUESDAY Morn,
th. Train, for-Gresi^rt^dlLa^
Landing,. In: .
Capt; F. SI. Coniter, eommanding. .
to For freight«
mar27.tf Offioe at Larakin A Co’s Store.
1VADE s.
cent rax.
J. U. ELLIOTT*
COTERANsIeLLIOTT;
Brokers and commission merchants,
Rome, Ga.
it,
Railroad and other i Sorurilios; make col
lections and remit promptly; Ationd , ' ’
Shipment, of Cotton to Now York or,e]
where, and make liberal advances ofi
REFERENCE:
Gardner, Dex)er A Co., Noyt York. .
John Snyder A, Co. Louisvillo, K.,
Robert Patterson aCo., Philadelphia.
James Maguire, * Co., Boston,.Maaa., ..
Gardner, Smith a Co., Nets Orleans, Lo.
Garland, Goode, Mobile, Ale.
E. B. MoCianahan, Nauhtilf., Tina.
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