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Santa Anna.—According to tbe Tri- I
on deposit in the B uk' ; of England. |
Ho proposes to establish a new ’end
stable government in Mexico, with a
constitution and hvrtfl, repubUmw In I
form,, with the church, for it* head
and interest*. between the Urut*)
Slates and Mexico, upon the following
basis: -
The United State* to advance to him
(Santa Anna) ono million of 'dollars
’and Ibreo thousand men, in return for
'winch he wlUAWedr eternal gratitude to
.'.the American nation, and give it in
security certain Mexican..provinces and
territories, ■■ This contract once sealed,
'Gen.. Santa Anna will ‘Immediately
start for Maximilian*, Where his presence
his men'and his millions will _ create
quite ah enthusiasm.' “According to
h'noDSaSJftfeefili'lheeKtircli will take
hini by tho hand, the army will pros
trate itttlf tfhls feet, and the best
.f*% 6& W7 ’: It: •—"
part of ttio Liberal party, rououucinghis
present leader, will form an intiffiato
alliance. As the Imperialists woo
stick to Mfixitnillian, not through love,
but tbroUgh fear and compulsion, they
will be too happy to place the Govern
ment under the proleotion of the Gen
eral and to abandon n cause that is
without dignity and strength in the
present or. prospective futuro.
JKtrGoneral love is like a mitten
which fits all hands alike, hut nono
closely; true atfeoUyn is. like a glove,
which fits one band only, but fits close
ly to that one.
no. r: BcnVr.TT, . e. Joses,
n. T. BAIIOKOV*.
Burnett, Jones & Barpw,
, seewssoKs TO
BERRY, JONES & CO.
gkocbks.
COMMISSION', WAREHOUSE
AKD
FOItWAKDINti MERCHANTS,
COTTON FACTORS
And dealers In
PLANTERS GOODS,
HOME. Or A.
■Will keep i
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
NEW
FOB
Spring & Summer
TRADE;
'KS-Somo descendant of Solomon
has wisely remarked, that thoee who
go to law for damages are sure to get
them.
mS'Scttne tme called Richard Steele
the “vilest of mankind.” Ue retorted
with proud humility. “It would be
a glorious world if I were.
\ BE now-raoeiting dlrectXroin Now York
ft. a spIcBdld ito’ck of Seasonable Goods,
consisting in part of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Of Printed LarvnJ, Fgured Muslins, Printed
JacoiieM, Printed OrgondiM, Orgiuidiu Robes
/o - 1... vr_.^ \ t,.nali<Ai. wi.tfi a full line
A full supply of Groceries consisting pi
SUGAR, .„52 FFKE '
SALT, -IRON,
BACON, , . LABD*?» . !
OILS,
TOBACCO, „ o „_ t , e , 80Al ’>
CANDLES, GRASS SEEPS,
COTTON .SEEDS,
STOVES, TIN WARE.
CASTINGS, A PLANTER'S HARDWARE,
EXTRA VESSELS .
FOB
COOKING STOVES,
SARDINES, mackerel;
CHEESE, BUTTER,
OYSTERS, CRACKERS,
FLOUR, MEAL,
CORN.
LIQUORS OF ALL HINDU
(By wholesale,)
LEATHER, SHOEJlNDtNGS and MATE-
ton.des, Denims, Ticks, Stripes,
Drills, Linen Ducks. So. , ... .
Wo wonld also-call special attention to
ourstockof ' ■ tg;
MENS. CLOTHING
Consisting or Fine Cloth Coats, flno Black
Doeskin Pants, fuory Cassimero Suits, Ca.-s-
jinero Coals, Punts, Linen Coats, Pants,
Linen DuBters, Cassime-e Vests, Marseiles
Vests, Linen Veals, ull of which wo willguar-
gntec as good us custom made. . ».
You will find in our stock of
SHOES
nothing Wanting to make our assortment
Complete.
/ J ' IN IIATS
we can bosstof us fine an assortment of the
latest style, as you will bo likely to find else
where. These goods have been soleoted by
one of tho firm, with great care, at greatly
reduced prices, find wo plodge ourselves to
eive our customers the benefit of the recent
decline. A. T. HARDIN,
marSS. JOHN HARKINS.
SEGUS tin SnOKQO TOBACCO.
Fast Traveling.—A Cincinnati spe
cial says of the time between New York
and that city : Thev have a complete stock now, which
Extraoruinary fast time is now being j ,t e} . pj c ,i Re themselves to sell as low as cm
* ’ * be purchased in the market.
■made between Cincinnati and New
York. The New York dates ofyester-
day morning arrived here to-dny at
noon, and it is proposed to have them
here every-day at that hour. This is
three or lour hours faster than ever be
fore. .
■ -worn.
OMBL'ilG & HOUGH,
Merchant Tailors,
BROAD ST., ROME, QA.
H AVE moved to tho storoadjoining Hen
ry'Smiths Book Store where they will
keep everything In the lino of
CLOTHING
TOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
■ . ALSO— .
njRNISIIINa'GOODS ,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Please call and examine lor yourself.
jtSr'Cuttlng done for others to make.
A. A. OMBEUG,
jnneftw E, C. HOUGH.
HUSON HOUSE
KINGSTON, GA;
CICERO A. SMITH, Prop 9 *'
B EGULAR Dinner House for 8tate Road
Tra*ns. and Supper and Breakfast House
Their goods
nr* always subject to inspection, and prices
will be namea iu the store. They believe
their facilities are equal, to those of any
houso in town, which will bo ascertained by
comparison. t '*•
TERMS CASH!; j
PRICES REGULAR*!
And such as will be to the interest of the
purchaser. They will barter for and buy
produce of every'kind.
we have added to our stock recently a
variety of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Also a eftfhce lot of
rMd Y-MAHE CLOTHING,
which* will be sold'cheap. To Jobbers we
offer special inducements.
N. B.— Notes of all Southern Banks re
ceived at their market value, in payment for^
goods.
Burnett, .lour* Ac UurgTOve
mar3
Carriages and Buggies.
SECESSION.”
' I AM NOW PREPARED
TO FURNISH
PHOTOGRAPHS,
OF THE'FOLLOWING PERSONS IN
any quantity DES'lRED
AT SHORT HOTICS.
Maj. C. H. SMITH,
the author of the Bill Arp Letters, and ac
knowledged to. bo the best humorous writer
in'America!! .
tyniu4. arp—the vcritWio mu,
who knows what ho sees. afld “aini or feard,
cr dead duck*.**
Judge J.: M.ttNW.UWOOD—‘UHs
* . John,”
who only asks the privilege of attending to
Iris business for which bo is willing to pay
all Taxes except Ex Post Facto, and is .wil
ling to promise not to soy all be thinks.
JEtjSE HARRIS “the old man,’*
awaiting for Maximillian to moke the Con
federate money good that ho got for his
Fiddle. -■ . • -
TlPFACANOE, “Colored,”
late body servant of Maj. Smith, who can't
see any Use for a Freedman's Buvcsu, but
thinks Stevens A Sumner bad Welter have
"Free Soup" for folks who used to have
“Spoons" of their owu.
Send and Get Theft.
Your Photograph Albums and Picture
Galleries are hotcomplote without them.
Small orders.accompanied vrltli the Cash
will be filled by hi All.
Large orders will bo fillod by Express
C.O.D., to responsible parties.
A. J. BEARDEN,
mayltw.w.tf Photographer, Rome.Gn.
W. N. MOOnE.
COLEMAN & O’KEEFE,
PROPRIETORS,
And Manufacturers of the Finest
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
TOMBS, HEADSTONES,
MANTLE PIECES,
URNS, VASES, Ad.
Parties in need of such Work fn the State
of Georgia, will find'It to'&ctr Interest to
'purchase of us, as wo assure them we'can
SELL AS CHEh'P
. ., . it o .• >•:
As the same kind of work caa bo pqrohased
any whero.
All orders left willi
BURNETT, JONES A HARGROVE,
■ ° J R»mb, Gi
Will meet with prompt 'utteBtiori—they
our afithorise'd AjfAhta at tbit ph&>.-
juoe2Hik ‘ -'n*B“>ai
RANKIN & MOORE,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
GROCERS ‘t COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Lumpkin Blook, Broad St., ROME, GA.
H aving pen
place, ure
inontly located in this
receiving and o fieri ng
onstantly on hand, a full
and will keep
6UP ! ,,yuf GIiOOBRlES.
CORN, FI.O.UR, BACON, SUGAR,
COFFEE mid MOLASSES; ^
Also », fine usioi-tntont ol
. CONFECTIONARIES,
Camljes ol all kinds, Nuts,
Raisins, Prunes, Brandy Pouchos,
- Cherries; Jelllos, Figs, Pickles,
Can PiacheB, Pino AppjRIfirpen Corn
Also Gystcra, Sardine,, Cheese,
Sugar und Seda Crackers,
A lot of lino Chewing and Smoking
• Tobacco, and Cigars of finest brands,
' Wooden Ware, Buckets, Tuba,
Brooms, etc.
In fact everything usually foiind in the
Grocery line. ...
Cull and examine our stock in the Lump
kin Block, Brond st., Romo, On.
Prompt attention given to all orders.
ConstJnmentj^espsojJul ly solicited.
aprltt.twSm
BEARDEN’S
PRICK LIST
. ' FOR THE
CAUSE AND CURE
OF
SECESSION CHARACTERS.'
M AJ. C. H. SMITH—Bill Arp. / '
WILLIAM EA11P—The Veritable Bill
How. J. H. UNDERWOOD—His friend.
TIP “colored" who don t need a Bureau.
JESSE HARRIS, “who docs.”
For two copies of either of the above, SI 00
“ a sett of Five, 2 00
“ Ten copies, ussorled to suit, 4 00
05 « n Jo 00
.< mo “ “ " 40 00
“ 600 -“ "'■ ' ** . 160 00
“ 1000" “ » “ 260 *00
■ Address A. J. BEARDEN,
mayltw.w.tf Pholegraplier, Roinei Go
A.TUORRtSOW.
n. ii. huff.
Morrison k fluff,
Successors to A.AlRUpin A Son,
Brond St., HOME, GA.
TKI*
170,172,4i:yfc lfceeumkli j|
(owe sofiaRB WEST OV lJ*OAnw'AV.) '
Beiwtcn Courtlandt 'dnd Bey Sts.', Kcw Tar!.-
J ohnPatteiu Jf. Pya^^J
rpHE PACrPRrtffiTttfURftiaad^,,. i
w known tot the travelling public. The li 7 “«
8 highway I
, li onl
catern travel—and hi.*
cent to all the principal Railroad and SleX
boat denote. '-“j
, IUc 1,118 JIHornl accomodalion'fo, 1
oven300 guests;, it is woll furnished“andk
peasessss ever, modem imprOromeat for iu*
comfort and entertainment of- its dnm»t«J>
The rooms, fifespacious and well ventu.iljr.
provided.u itii gas and Water; thoaltohdanrl i
is prompt and respectful; arid tho tailsl!
generously provided with every
the season. , -
, season, it. ., , .■ ; ifiA . ,
Ttie subscriber, who for the past few
has been the lessee, is now solo proprl.to?!
ghMyaTOiWfefS
experience as a hotcl-keeper, hsi trusts u i
moderate ohargos and a liberal; policy i.l
maintain the favorable reputation of thspSil
oifiejfotel. . “gSI
N. B;. Tp prevent overcharge by lI M v .
men, tho ooaohos of the Hotel are ownjtv
by the proprietor. ’
JOHN PATTEN, J r
oct.6’96-ly - ,JI ;!( -a .. i . ■ “1
DRUGS!
Stroll,
DEALERS IN
HENRY A. SMITH,
Bookseller and Stationer,
ROME, GA.,
H AS on hand, uml is constantly rccoiving
large supplSet of
School and Miscellaneous Standard Books,
Letter, Cap and Note Paper,
Envelopes, Pens, Inks,
Slates, Pencild, Pen Holder?*
Ink 8tanda, Blank Booka,
Diaries, Pass and Memorandum Books, Wall
Papering, Bordering, Paper Windew Shades,
Photograph Albums, and Photograph Cards
of all tho Southern Generals, Pocket Bibles,
Tostamonta, Hymn and Prayer Books in
groat variety of styles. Lot of New Books
and Sheet Musio just received. A Liberal
Discount will be made to Country Merchants
And School Toacliers.
may25 HENRY A. SMITH.
Mr. W. W. WOODRUFF,
OF GRIFFIN, GA.,
Hus associated with tho
The Tomlinson, Demarcst O,
. Manufactnreys of
’ FINE CARRIAGES,
920 Broadway, New Y ork,
h
Whero they- atfi pro^r^d.
Wholesale and Retail,
finish,
any style of
CARRIAGE, BUGGY
PLANTATION WAGON. \
R. WOODRUFF’S long cxpeTier.ee i
tho Carriage buJlnpss- in .Griffin -am
,.Uanla, Ga., wtrl enable us to give better
satisfaction iu filling orders for good sub-
M
AUut
ED. F- SHROPSHIRE,
GROCER,
ciiiritiisioN merchant.
FORT & HARGROVE'S OLD STAND,
Broad Streof, Rome, Ga.
TTBEPS const vnlly on hand a good nssort-
JVmont of Groceries, and family supplies
generally.
marlO.t-
otuiitial work, sueh as the country demnnde,
than any pther house, and at as low. prices
as can be possibly furnished, for the cash—
We will keep constantly on hand tho
LIGHT CONCORD BUGGIES,
the same as formerly sold by 4lr. Woodruffi.
and which became up. VV«prsally popular
all through the South, ae thebeat-.Bnggy in
use. Address all orders to
'TOMLINSON, DEMAREST CO.,
620 Broadway, Now York.
£50-Mr. WM. RAMEY or A. T. HARDEN
of Rome, Ga., wilt act as agents to receive
and sond us orders tor any style of Carriage
or Buggies that may be wanted,
nmj2tS-ly
SWANSON & tO,-
Wholesale and Retail
GROCERS,
AND pEALERS IN
GRAIN,'
HAY,
SUGARS,
BACON,
FLOUR,
HARDWARE,
AND
HouNe-Furuishing (loofls.
Koep coutaantly oh hand a large supply
if . i
AXES,
HATCHETlI, j
SPADES A SHOYI'M !
l’ICKS. AND MATTOCKS,
WEEDING A GRUBBING HOES,
Nails, Iron and Steel,
LOCKS. HINGES AND BUTTS,
PLANES, SAWS AND . AUGERS,
BLACKSMITH’S TOOLS,
MILL IRONS,' MILL SAWS,
' WHEAT FANS, POCKET
A TABLE CUTLERY, .
TRACES,
HALTER AND LOG CHAINS,
Nova Scotia and Ohio Grindstones.
,v.|,vq,.a. v - - And everything usually* kept in first clnss
nil country generally, to call ana ex Hardware Stores. All of wnioh'will kesold
WE AHE SELLING OUT
A.t Cost
The following articles:
English Soda, Yeast .traces, Pepper, Green
and Liable Teas, Copperas, Madder, Alum,
Extract Logwood, Gum Camphor, Quinine, 1
Blue Stone, Sulphur, Toilet Soap, Starch,
Blueing Powder, Cloves, Cream Tartar, Shoe
Blacking, Castor Oil ana Writing Ink,
MayStf
WHOLESALE AND RETAII
(d)
Wo aro now reoolving a largo 'an<
solected stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS,'OILS,',
GLASS, VARNISHES,
DYE STUFFS, ' ,
patent medicines;
PERFUMERY, &c. 1
W© intend to make it to the intefes) of
Physicians &-Dealers generally
to buy of us. *Ve are prepared to if 1 goods
uheaper than at uny point this si
Ohio rlVei*, ab Vve receive our goo<
from the manufactures. Our inotu
Quick^ales und Small profits,
’ i V h> very bo*t of
Imported Wines and
constatly on baud, at whulesftle 4*1 retail.
Also a CHOICE WINE for Saifrmental
purposes.
You will certainly find It to ybftaavah-
lago to give us a call bfcfi
elsewhere. Call at
McGUIRE A PINSON'S OLD Sjf.ND,'
On Broad Street, .RoniefiCJa.;
I Oct.5
Bolting Cloths.
DOUBLE ANCHOR—40 INCHES WIDE
The Best in the World.
McB, BROYLES & CO,,
DEALERS IN
STAPLE &- FANCY-
DRY GOODS,
H AVING pemanenliy. located in Borne,
respectfully invite tho citizens of tbe
city and country ger— n " ^ '*- n
amine their stock of
Buttons. Brushes, Violin Strings,
Braids. Blacking, Gun Ci|»s,
Belt Ribbons, Shaving Boxes,.
Bells und Buckles, Head Nets,
Corsotsj Comb*,' ' Soaps,
Collars; Ladles and Silver plated Spoons,
‘Gent*, 4 ■ Domestics, Linens,
t Bindings, , . Calicoes,
.Trimmings, Boots and Shoes,
ind Gloves, ‘ Clothing,
Handkerchiefs,. ‘ Hats, Straw, Fur and
Hooks and Ej-es, Wool,
Hosiery, Bodkins, Shakers, Alpafcca,
Fancy Woojen Goods, McmslfueB, Delaines,
Needles of all kinds, Challies,
Nook Ti6s, Caape Maretto,
Pocket Books, CUcuot Poplinett,
Pipes, tottfnmary, Brilliants, -
Pins, Pens, * Swiss M\i*lins,
^Sewing 8ilk8, Jaconat, White,
Stationery, Printed Jaconet,
Pencils, Scissors, Checked Muslin,
Shoe Threads, Paper Cambrio,
Pardo hi. Suspenders, Lawns, ■
Spool Cottons, Towels A Toweling,
\>ils, Tapes, Hair Pins,
Skirts, Threads, Ladies CutTa aad
Umbrellas, Collars, eta.
Which we will oxchange for country pro
duce or ossh at tho lowest City prices.
Consignments of all kinds respectfully
solicited. - , ,
Please call and inspect our goods. Cor
ner Broad and Ooslanaula streets, nearly
opposite Norton’s. [ogr21-t'T>tf
i Rifles
MUSKETS AND; CARBI1
, For tho United States service. ..AU
POCKET AND BELT REV.fiLVE]
REPEATING PISTOLS, J
RIFLE CANES, BEVOLING Rlkpl
and Shot Gun Barrels, and Sun Md
sold by Gun Dealers and the .tri
•ully. r *. * J
— these davs of HousebreakingAndJ*
be#, overy Houser Store, Bank'and*Oil
should have one of . .
Remington’s Revolve*,
Parties desiring to avail themselves ofi
late improvements in Pistols, and sups:
workmanship and form, will find all ci
bined in the new Remington Revolvers;.
Circulars containing cuts and descri"
of our Arms will be furnished upon a
tfon. E. REMINGTON £ KOI
Illt*,N.
may24-w2m
Rifle
rials.
gone;
EDDY’S
KEROSENE?
foukiii" Si llcatit
■FUR MI TUBE.
SYRURS,
CANDLES,
TOgACCOS,
.. . NUTS,
CONFECTION ARIES,
pLA^'RiUG EXTRACS,
Sr • . - SODA,
CHSSJ^^l^P,
A ND "ia fact ley pry thing nadally kept
by first classdirocory-Houses—all of
which wo will and- do selktyrr cheap. Pur-
chaters would do wall to.SW and cxaiuiuu
our stvfkln.the LUHTKIlPBLOQR,' -v
. X .BROAD STREET,'CORNER'
A .8 -MAIDEN LANE,-RO.ME, OA.
GREEN, SWANSON, .ICO.
ttbS3-tWiW4m.
MILL STONE8, BURR STONES, BELT
ING, SMUT MILLS, Ae,.. .
For salo by
llauwariog & Co..'
IMPORTERS AND
MANUFACTURERS,
MARIETTA. GA.
maylbtf
8. it. SELICIHAN,
WHOLESALE ]A RETAIL DEALER IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
OFFICE ROME RAIL HOAD, 1
' Bony; GA., Oct. jtth. 1866. 1
bo suit to a warehouse
expense. “ —
octl2.tr
warehouse and-sloped at their
• C M. PENHlNOTON,
Eng: A Sup *
GEORGIA STATE DIRECTO
jy
For 1866 and 1867.
BY CAPT. JOHN C. BRAIN.
' Of Savannah, Georgia.
rpiIIS valuable work of reference will be
JL puj^ish’ed on or about the 1st day of
June next! It will embrace tho exact loca
tion of’every bu$ip©r8*^pd profession klmnn
in tha 6Ute of.Georgia, as well as the pri
vate residences in all th© ©itieR, and will bo-
tho’most oxtensivo and -oproploto clirccfory
ever published. No business man should bo
withoui It, and .non© should- fair to ^advor-
tii© in itfe? Ills doubtless n splendid‘nu'ditm
throu h wbick.16 cttohjuuicato with eub-
stantlal clnises'llirdfighbirTUio county'..
In the city of New V#rk al'-pc, G.n pub
lisher hnn nearly fire hunaico*fiubsfrib<MS,
and that list js dally ©n the inercaro. Tho
price of subscription if within tho reach of
©very, husinosfl map, howover. limtletl his
means. - ” The advertlsiug terms-ftr© likewise
most reasonable. •
. J. Orrlc-Lcnj General Agent, of Charleston,
South. Carolina. ' '
J, H. II Otbor h ©, G e ncral TrLVeli.ng A gen t;
oi Augusta Georgia. “
„ Box 242. Savannah, Ga.
, ai)rilW.tw.3in
BOOTS, SHOES,
STATS,
AND
CLOTHING,
BROAD ST. v ROME, GA.
m.jltf : •
Broad Street. Rome.Ga.
FURNITURE,
LOOKING GLASSES, METALIC BURIAL
CASES, ETC.
Just received, a fine lot of elegant
NEW STYLE BUREAUS
BEDSTEADS, LOUNGES, CRIBS,
TABLI&? LOOKING-GLASSES, ETC, J
I am 1n daily expectation of a largo supply
of variou£ styles of
CHAIRS,
COTTAGE CHAMBER SETS,
And other goods in my*line.
METALIC BURIAL CASES always on
hand. Ware Room ovter Hills A Panchen's
Hardware stoUe I)eol9tw3tti.
NEW SKIRTS FOR I»5-6.
TIIE GREAT INVENTION.ViF
THE AGF, IN <ti
HOOP SKIRTS.
J; W. BRADLEY'S New Patent ftPLEX
ELl,ii>TiC (or double) SPUING felRT.
invention coiiHUts ‘of Duplx (or
.L twopElliptic Pure Hetifio^ SleeVfiifihgs,
ingeniofialy braidod flghily am^irmly
together, edgo to edge, making the tpuhest,
most flexible, clastic and durable i .-ring
Over used. They BeUihm rend or break liko
tho Single Springs, and consequenUj pre-
gerVo tbeir perfect aiid beautiful slmporjorb
than twice as lon< b.h any Single -B}ing
Skirt that ever Has or Can be rti'ade. T
The wonderful flexibilitv and great cin-
fort and pleasure to any Lady wcariQj the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt will bo exper(#i.>9d
particularly iu all crowded Arfsomblics/f;©-
rtis, Cftrritigcs, Rhilroitd Qabs; Church IJ»^-
Arm Chairs, for promenade and House 1/N,
as the Skirt cun bo folded when in ustvj
occupy a email place as casUy and^con 1
ently as a Silk or muriln Dress.
A Laay havihit Ehjojred tlib Plfe!
Comfort ftnd.Grettt.Convenien(:e of weal
tho Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring ‘Skirt
single day will Nevor afterwArds willi:
dispense with their use.' For Children,
809 nifld Young Ladies they are supcrioi
all others.
The Hoops are Covered \vith a 2 ply doiibll
twisted, and will wear twice as long as th|
Single yarn covering wbicli'is used on al
Single Stool Hoop Skirts. The three bottdQ
rods on every Skirt are alro Double 8t
and twice or double covered to prevent
covering from wearing oft’ tbe rods whei
dragging down stairs, stone stop# etc., etc.
which they are constantly subject jojwhon *
use. . .1
All are made of the now and elegant Cor-'
ded Tapes, and ar? the best qualify in every
part, giving to fho wearer the most ^graceful
and cerfcct shpe possible, and are unques-
^pnobly the lightest, mott durable, comfort-
ab *° •j^gconomical Skirt evor-m(|de.
WESTS, & GARY, Propri©^
ton of the Invention, a..«. a„le Manufaotu-
and7 ° ana
I «r Bale in all first-class Stores in this Oilv
tho West Indies.
®B-Inqulro for the Dupl cz Ellintio for.
double) Sprin* Skirt i. to.
m ay 12
Stove* and
es
Hik COOKING STOLENAtTLl
Bako, Boil, SteW, Fry&Rom{
SAW MILL FOR SALE.
O NE of Clement'* Pstcut.Circular Nills
fl0“inch saw Now Gum Bolt 100 fee*
long. H inches wide. Mill will cut from 6
to 8 IhousaYid .loot per day—portable Lj»ro-
tnotivo .Boiler—26 -IIorKo power Engine—
Hollibird's muke—all nearly how—u now
running at Htf'wnll'i Roads, Cherokco:
County,will be* told'-Qn tho sjiot or
delivered.#nywhere. . '
. KOBE®:* CIOWKLL. .
apci5 '"ryt} ' ~ ^° m ®»
JacksonvHl© Repuelican, ScIjAh Times,
Atlanta Jntelligonoer. M^con. Telegraph,
and Tajladega Watehtbw^j pnbl wlf |wo weeks
and eendblll to (his oflBc*.
SUCCESSORS TO
Plantutii
I OFFER for salo the valuable Plantation
oi Erakmii. Bsarfion. late of Floyd county,
tie., deceased, cofitAinig two hundred and
twenty-five aero.,-.11-vaUbj IaiKi and well
watered. Said plantation ts situated at tho
head of Ridge's Valley, tsvclvo miles from
Rome, and six nulos from Adairsvitle, Oil
the w. A A. Railroad. The land is well
adapt'd to tho eultiv.tion or cotton, and as
gvuit up-land as la to-ho found in the county.
• • Upon tho promisee is a good Lime Kiln
and » splendid mill seat.
Also, a half lot ol land adjoining tho plan
tation of Jonptkao King, known as tha '
rick place, ten miles from €alhpw-
twelve miles from Rome. - Agl.,
janSS.tf A. - T "
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
Dry Goods, 1
CLOTBING.
BOOTS, SHOES, ' ;
LADIES’ & Gfflm’HAT^
ftueenswaro;
TIN WARE'
• - —exf'ortmcnt 07 «
And a gonerer
FAV «^y SUPPLIES.
and Bridge streets, oppo*
‘ - - ~Am !l
With the greatest economy ami fa<u
nml ‘Without heating the room- in
they are used. They aro perfectly
operating like an ©rdinary^erosenel
tvith a ohimhbj', anfi urc tho onlyKeri
Stoves that burn witboutomnkQ.or t
THE HEATING S J)Ol4s
. ; * '*• . k>
itro vbry convenient ami cconoroicftl,^*]
ally where a fire ^s required but a
at a tijne. * .
‘•Wo have been perfectly astonished t*
whutaiabor-Baving, dirt saving andKh|
saving institution is Edpt’s. Patent K
bund Stove. Taking tbe cost of. runnfl
and the result Attained, it is tho best pi
[• In tho market.!!—Worcester Daily Spy.*
Orders fon Stoves niay be sent tnirog
American Advertising Agency, 389 Bi<J|
way, New if ork. 4.
MOORE A.NI0H0LS,'
Manufacturers,- *
40 CoUrtldfit. Street WgM
Manufacturers of Cookiiig ahd
Heating Stoves and Apparatt
Ana Agents for ‘ _
jfe. REMINGTON ft SONS, Illon,
MnnufiictitrcrH ot Revolving Pistols,
Rifles, Guns, Gan Canes, .
Gun Barrels, and Elliot Repeats^*,
fob27-tw w-tf;'
GROVESTEEN & CO.,
PIANO I’OKTK.
Manufacturers).
499 Broadway,
NEW YORK..,;
leTubiio ini tko
T|si
S^-NG B A8 5bt U ndcr J
And eaoh, irikt
personal' supei
stcen, Who has
over 30 years
ited in
Warranted in e-
THE “GROVEST:
RECEIVED
. OF MEBIT OV:
a;t t^e »
- wqbdd;
UiU.EST
. ALL
Waw-
0TB«
■iS-Sj
Corner of Br
sits the Choice
March 16-tf.
Ilfhcro wore, a
best makers o. -
Philadelphia, BalU-
York ; and also at the
rfSSJtf'vbiiSh^W sees ? tour ’ m
By tho introduction - h“P™TS
make o st'l 1 moro perfect 1 '"J® *
bv mnniifacloring Inr.ccty, n ><
rSLAfe’.Seven Octave, ‘^'1
ners, Rosewood. ,4»in case, S-i 00 -
No.2,Scvcn06tive 1 ronnd.4Jr
w^^
Term*:—'" Sf- - *
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