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M. PWINELL, PROPRIETOR.
'WISDOM, JUSTICE, AND MODERATION.”
m SERIES.
ROME, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY *, IS7U.
FOUR DOLI.ARS PER ANNUM.
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fraudcp’ <Suide.
l iome Railroad -Change of Schedule
AMD AFTER SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12,
K7*., tha trains on thi« road will run as
HORNING TRAIN.
sav.h Utiine .’nilj at...
».ATURn.\V KVENINti ACCOMMODATION.
t at * R'lOf timurday pnljr 5.15 P. M
| Arrifrts ut Rnine at l**t0 P. XI
O M PENNINGTON,Gen’lFupl.
JS’O K. flTTliLWHLL, Ticket Ai<en*.
| Onitod States Mail Line—The Coosa
River Steamers I
O N AJU> AFTER NOVEUBBIl SO, 1871,
duaiunrs on tho Coos* River will run a,
I .or ,0'ielul. lollow,. supplying all tha Post
1 "■ ju MAh(tout. So. BtsV:
B.nno ovary donday ut 1 P. M.
Horn, every Th)' -1 'ay at- 8 A. M.
Arrive UodsdonTuei nd Friday.. 7 A. M.
Loam Gadsimi Tueeda,„_ dfriduy V A. M.
Hour Wo i-'aMP t “lS Saturday 8 P. M.
J. »; ELLIOTT, Gon'l Supt.
I Arrire i
sor2$
| (horei'i R. R., Augusta L Atlanta.
Y I’AvSENGER TRAINS 0„ GEORGIA
iiilroad, Atlanta lo Auguata, run »» below:
S', o lucmt* fit
3.to A.
it}$ AVI uta at
-7.J9 *.
iv_>3 Annual* *1 ......
8.30 r.
i vai at Atlanta at
4 00 r.
Night RMs->ijg«r Train* aa
follows:
rt»e Vugustii 4*1
8.16 r.
ir-6 Mlaat&at
10.48 F.
r « at Augusta......
,s;oo *.
* at Atlanta at.. .
6.20 a. u
Ai ooututodatipn Train at follows :
I '<•«•*»•» Atlanta 6 60 P. M
bt«Yes Covington «6 50 A. M
' irrirta Atlanta..... 8 15 A. M
I 1’rWeo Covington 7 SO P. M
I The Selma, Rome & Dalton Railroad
'DRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS OVER
L tbi, Road, commencing Monday, May
| 34.1S7S,
HAIL TK411C DAIIT—KOtlTH.
Lear. Romo 8,18 P, 61
Arrlre at DaUon 8.34 P. M
Making cloio connections at Dalton with th.
oast Teuneiiee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad,
J »ad Wo,tern and Atlantia Railroad, for all
“stern and Woat.rn cities, and all Virginia
8pringi,
■ ail. nui, naiLT—aoiiTu.
h«,T0 Dalton 8.00 P. M
ArriroatRomo 0.10 P. M
Arriro at Culara 6.40 A. M
Arrlre at Salma 10.30 A. M
Making close connootiona at Cal.ra for Moot*
fomery and point, eouth, and at Salma with
Alabama Control Railroad for Mobile, Now Or
leans, Meridian, Vicksburg, Jackson, and points
South in Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi.
Sleeping Ca-a en all traina.
„. _ M. STANTON, Gen. Supt.,
RAY KNIGHT, Gan.T. A P. Agent,
W. S. CRANE, Agent, Roma, Ga.
Western & Atlantio Railroad and itB
Connections.
•‘KBNNE8AW ROUTHI"
Tha following aob.dula take* offset May 38, 1876
NORTHWARD.
No. 1 No. 3 Ns. 11
Utr. Atlanta... 3 00 pm... 0 30 am... 668 pm
Atr CartersTille- 0 30 pm... 8 42 am... 8 60 pm
Arr Kingston 7 04 pm... Oil am... 0 24 pm
Arr Dalton 8 41 pm.,.1064 am...Il 46 pm
Arr Chattanooga. 10 16 pm.,.1342 pm.
SOUTHWARD.
No ,S No. 4 No. 13
hra Chattanooga 4 00 pm... 6 16 am ..
Arris. Dalton.... 64tpm... 701am... 100am
Arr Kingston 7 88 pm... 0 07 am... 410am
Arr Carterarille. 8 II pm... 043 am... 618 am
Arr Altauta. 18 10 pm...il 66 a m... 0 80 am
Pullman Palaoa Cara rnn an Noa. 1 and 1
DstWeeu New Orleans and Baltimore.
Pullman Palace Cara run -on Noa. 1 and 4
be_WMn Atlanta and Nashrillo.
tollman Palace O.ra run oi Noa. 3 »ud 2
“'tween Louisville and Atlamu.
tr !P* ?? ejtange of cars b« wocn New Orleaaa,
“toM.r, .M mtg iii.cry, .tlantaaad Baltimore, and
i>My one -h.uge ro New York.
r, luavjhg Atlsnta at 4.20 P. M. ar-
' York th. s.cond afternoon thereof-
• •••f.l
to, tho Virginia BpringB and
IUttorts will be on salt it* Now
Nlfjnigoinerjr.Qolumbuu, Macon,
i and Atlanta, at j;r<*atl7
'Jano ^
whola car tUrougk to Uo
to Baltimore, ihould ad-
of traveling thouid aendi
Jioute Gazette, coi tain-
i Tia‘* Kennerw Bouto.
B. W. WRENN,
ir and Ticket A gt, Ailanlc., (is.
Proceedings of the Commission
ers of Roads and Revenue.
Regular Term, January 3rd,l&76.
Board of Commissioners Roads and
Revenue met to-day.
Present, Col W. G. Gammon, Chair
man, S. J. Whatley, Maj. J. H. Dent,
Col. W. P. Whitmore and H. W. Dean.
Minutes of lost adjourned term read
and approved.
Josephine Campbell declared a pauper.
The Clerk was instructed to notify
H. M.Sinith contractor to repair the aprons
to Silver creek bridge, and the District
Road Commissioners to repair the abut
ment and earthwork.
Tho petition of John H. Sliiebley to
close up the private way leadin - from
ReeceV Springs to Forestville was read
and after bearing the evidence pro and
con, it was ordered that the prayer of
the petitioners be not granted.
It was ordered, that the county Treas
urer pay the order now in the hands of
Col. Jno. It. Towers, for $50 drawn on
the Couniy Treasurer by the old Inferior
Court, Novemher‘21,1866, if he finds after
a thorough investigation that it has not
beeu paid.
The petitiou of 8. B. Sales and others
for a new road commencing at the Bar
tow Comity line and running via, Ayer’s
mill on Spring creek, thence to the city
of Rome, taken up, '.lie roveiwors having
reported that the road would be of pub
lic utility. It was ordered that the clerk
give usual citation, as the law direct*.
Th i petition of Thos. Tumlin and
others for a road from Taylor’s mill by
way of Jai. Boggs thence to Rome was
taken up and disallowed.
It was ordered that tho coatract for
keeping Part’ bridge in good order be
awarded to Jesse M. Fincher, and he bo
allowed $10 a year fi r the same, but not
to he j y^id auything until a new bridge
is 1 nd that he be charged fifteen
‘ ’ ,l>r the lumber recently put in
•
Ordered that the clerk notify all the
paupers out side the Alms House if they
desire any further assistance from the
county they must present their claims to
the next Board.
The petition of W. P. Camp and
others for a change of the Summerville
road or a new road from Wallis War
ren’s on the Dalton road to Jas. A. Beard's
on the Summerville road was by con
sent of parties stricken from the docket.
The petition of J. L. Mathias for li
cense to sell liquor by the quart on his
premises in Levingston District was taken
up. A petiion from his neighbors peti
tioning tho board not to grant the license
to Mathias or any one else was read,
whereupon the Board refused to grant the
license.
The petition of A. C. Ware and oth
ers for a change in the river road was
continued.
The petition of Wallis Warren and
others to re-open White’s ferry road from
Wallis Warren’s to James A. Beard’s
was taken up and the following was
granted. Ordered that I. D. Gailiard,
J. E, Lloyd and Jack L. Chambers, Dis
trict Road Commissioners, go and open
and mark out the road as prayed for by
Wallis Warren, and others from said
Warren’s to the Summerville road at Jas.
A. Beard’s house so os not to pass through
his lot but where the road now runs out
side of bis lot and that they appoint an
overseer and apportion hands to work
out said road and keep it in good order.
It is ordered that the District Road
Commissioners of the 919th District G.
M. re-apportion the hand on the roads so
so as to give the 1st Section of Summer
ville road not less than 60 hands.
Resolved, that the thanltB of the trav
eling public are due William Aycock,
and hands under him for their prompt
ness in reparing the damage done to the
Texas Valley road by high waters at the
Dry Creek bridge.
The petition of J. B. Tippin and oth-
to dose up the private way through the
lands lately owned by J. C. Doyle were
withdrawn by consent of parties.
Wilson L. Hamil haring been served
with a Rule Nisi to be and appear at
thejerm to show cause if any he had why
ho !hould,\qql remove the obstructions
out of thi^acf leading from Thomas to
Baker inii) he had placeC in it,
and not V^ving complied with said
Ri/fe Nisi." It isorilered that he he fined
the sura $25 for contempt of court, and
that the clerk notify him of the same,
and to be appear at the next terra to
showcauseif any he has why fi. fa. should
not issue tho same.
Mary Ilirk and child (colored) de
clared paupers.
The District Road Commissioners
Ohuiio District submitted the following :
'A Materialized Crooked Whis
key Spirit.
Floyd Co., Ga., Jan. 1st, 1876.
To the Borad of Commissioner* of Roods 1
and Revenue, Greeting:
, * , I F.ou tho Naw lurk Horxlil.
We do hereby recommend that the j Babcock is to come out unschathed,
road leading from Wimpee’s to Ayer’s say Babcock's friends. Tho convict
ferry be abandoned. It being of no McDonald snys the private secretary in ;
innocent, and that there was no whis-
: ky in it; that it was woman, lovoly |
! woman, mado the gentle Babcock
•top to folly.
And And, too late, that men betray |
j She was, it appears, to tho Whiskey I
. . i Ring what the Goddess of Liberty is to ]
Continued to next tenn to give par- ; the constitution—an embodied ideal, a'
ties in interest an apportunity to show j myetic personification, in whoso wor-
oause if any they heve, why tho road ship oven Babcock bent the knee. For
practical utility to tho public.
H. H. Richards,
W. II. Boyd,
D. O. Newton,
Road Com. Chulio District.
should not be discontinued.
The petition of C. M. Wilson and
others for a change of the road leading
from Thomas mill to Baker & Co’s,
mill as recently moved by Wilson L.
Hamil, continued to next term to put
parties in interest on notioe.
Dr. J. II. Nowlin county physician
made his roport for the month of De
cember ot the inmates of the Alms
House and couuty jail. Reports 21 in
mates in Alms House on the 1st of Decem
ber and two received during the month,
and two discharged, leaving 24 on the
1st of January, 1876: reports 6 prison
ers in jail 1st December 10 roceived
during the month and 5 discharged leav-,
ing 11 on hand January 1st 1876, of u ®
whom 3 are while aud 8 colored 7 males
and 1 female, no sickness during tho
month.
The petitiou of W. C. Bryan aud oth
ers to have the Burnett ferry road dis
continued, waa read and continued to next
term to give all parties in interest due
nctice.
The petitiou of the Rome bar and
county officers reccomuiendiug the pur
chase of the Georgia reports and Digests
for the use of the officers and court*, was
read, and the clerk instructed to inquire
into the costs Ac., and report to next
term.
The report of the Superintendent of
Alms House for the year 1876 was read
and ordered filed: reports 56 in'raates
during the years 15 of whom died, 16
discharged, leaving 34 on hand chargable
to Alms House, 24 iu the Alms House
and 10 at their respective homes iu the
county: reports thttf county physician
attend regularly once a week and ofteper
when it is necessary. * Stock in fine order,
good stand of wheat and oats, fences good
and in good order.
The following District Road" 1 Commis
sioners tendered their resignation Which
were accepted, and following District
Road Commissioners for the years 1876
and 1877 were appointed:
North Carolina District.
C. J. Mathews, FelirH. King and David
Bryant.
Texas Valley District.
G. McO’Brien, Jas. M. Davis and J. B.
Espy.
Floyd Springs District,
S. G. Rhudy, John Mills and J.C. Bailey,
Watters District.
William Watters, Johnathan King and
J. A. Dozier.
Etowah District.
J. J. Skinner, S. S, Johnson and J. C.
Eve.
Chtlio District.
D. O. Newton, J. B. Porter and M. J.
Wimpee.
Rome District.
I. D. Gailiard, J. E. Lloyd and J. L.
Chambers.
Barker's District.
W. G. Foster, Gabe Jones and R. J.
Whitehead.
Flativoods.
J. C. Sharpe, J. P. Ayers, and W. C.
Bryan.
Livingston.
C. P. Morton, W. F. Montgomery and
L. C. Hampton.
Cave Spring.
W. Darden, E. R. King and Evans Lyle.
The following accounts were ordered
to be paid:
Pay Roll Alms House-— 1187.00
Judge R. R. Harris 125.00
Wheeler, Marshall A Bruce—— 53.00
Mrs. J. B. Shropshire 46.90
Dr. J. H. Nowlin
J. J. Vandiver — -
J. M. Jenkins -
her sweet sake did Babcock tnasqurade
as “Sylph.” To see tho portly private
secretary dressed in the gauzy next-to-
nothinga which we associate witli tho
classic creatures of that ilk would have
inspired Matt Morgan with a themo
that would not shock all the decencies.
Indeed, when Grant is no longer presi
dent Babcock may turn at last an
honest penny by attaching himself to
a side show ana exhibiting himself as
a St. Louib sylph writing “mum” tele-
« rams. But why stop with Babcock ?
’or her wo will bo told that Joyce,
throwing aside his poetical diction and
pathetic moralizing, wrote the cherry
ords, “things look all right hero. Lei
e machine go.” For her he penned
Geo. W.O’Rear
H. B. Aycock Coroner——.
Geo. Mathis
E J. Magruder
Mary Avery ——*<—
A. Carnochan A Son—-— —
A.Rawlins
John Hall —
J.T.WarlickA Co
J. B. Fleming—
45.00
40.00
20.00
16.35
11.65
10.00
9.00
•8.75
5.00
5.00
AN ADDRESS TO THE SICK.
Do you W*n| to j urif> tha syatem?
Do you want to got rkl of BiliouBnefc?
Dc* you want ooretbiog to itronfllion yoi.f
Do you want • good appHlto?
Do jon want to go*, rid of narv..u*nfM?
Do you want good digtotlnn?
Do you want to oleop we])?
Do you want to build up tour cunatitut«ri?
Do you want a brisk a rlgorowo feeling?
If you t)o,
TAKE
SIMMONS'
LIVER
JMSeULA-TOBt
F11REI.Y YKRRTAItl.E.
la harmless,
la uo drastic violent utdlaine,
It enre to cure if tekoa regular!/,
Ia uo Intoxicating beverage,
la a faultiest family medicine,
la the oheapeit modiolne in t ie world,
Ja |lven with safety en t tin happiest results
to the meat delicate infant,
Does not Interfere with business,
Does not .liaarrmge th* eyttem,
Takes the plr.ro of Quinine and Bittera of
every K|. d
Ountalni the si nnlcst and boat remedio*.
ASK th • reo'.vered dyspeptics, Bilions nufTer-
erl, victims of Fever anil Ague, tho mercurial
diaeasod patient, how they recovered health,
cheerful spirits and good appetite—they will
tell you by taking Simmons’ Livor Regular,
The Ckenpeat, Pure.t and Ueat l.'amUy Med
icine Iu (he tVor-d i
It oontaim four medical element* never unit
ed in thu same happy proportion ir. any other
LPonuia nung ms Clip m preparation, v.s: a gentle Cathartic.* wonderful
lie dashed on the mystic T.inio. an unexceptionable Alterative and cer-
* tain Corrective ol all impurities oi the body
Such signal succors ha* intended it* use, that it
i onw rngardod ns the
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For nil diseases of the Liver, Stomach and
Spleon.
telegram, “Dead dog. The gooBe hangs
altitudulum.” It is new languago to
apply to a lady. Tho goose is not the
bird one would associate with a sylph ;
but when Brooklyn created an emo
tional language of “birds singing in tho
breast.” of "nests,” of “true inwardness”
for the useof its scandal, why should
not St. Louis invent a bold set of
phrases racy of the wild land of the
VVest ? The geese of Rome saved tho
city, and the goose of the fable laid
golden egg. Why not a gu.trdia goose,
then, for St. Louis’ goddess, since we
know she had eggs of gold T Venus had
doves and swans ; Juno had peacocks;
let the Lady of tho Ring have her own
sacred bird. Seeing this we pity the
chivalrous Babcock. Wc can almost
pardon the secretary of the President
for stooping to assume an alias. We
are sure that a weening jury will be
lieve his story of tne sylph, ahd ac
cept his “Katie King” as the objeet
of nil his interviews with Doug'us and
all his anxieties about keeping the men
since convicted as revenuo robbers
undisturbed in St. Louis. How, they
will say, could he protect the goddess
if her high priests were dragged to tho
calsbosse? Therefore did he labor with
the President; therefore did he hang
around Comnissioner Douglass’ office ;
therefore, should “thk gooae hang al-
tituddlum.” He will shine in the annals
of Missouri ns Perseus Babcock, who
slew tho monster that sent such thrills
of fear to the heart of the Whisky
Ring’s Andromeda—if the juty be
lieve him.
To be sure, the Internal Revenue
sylph is as yet but poorly materialized:
people can see through her. McDonald
and Joyee and Avory, as they hope for
pardon in this world and the next,
will see that she dons modern attire,
from “a love of a bonnett” to “a
pull-back dress,” until she steps forth
as full of satisfactory explanations for
everybody as the heroine of a French
comedy. And who knows, even if she
fail| to save Babcock, but MoDonnld
may be commended for his effort in
high quarters in Washington 7 Like tho
other “unjust steward," he has “acted
wisely," and in the day of Executive
pardons it may be remembered to him.
The late holidays were in numerous
localities the worst that have been ex
perienced for many years. The grow
ing idiot element made more than its
usual noise, and the sales of villainous
heathen inventions for the torture of
blameless, inoffensive Christains were
very large. The fool-killer, though
leaving much undone, got in some very
good work, and is, on the whole, enti
tled to some praise. Young-Man-
Who-Hos-No- Time- To- Read man
aged to control sufficient leisure to ap
pear in the role of Big Injun, and
though his tall hat, when he got in from
the war-path,had been rubbed the
wrong way in places, a kind Proidence
bad kept him from losing his valuable
scalp, and he was able to sit up and
smoke while the year is going out.
He thinks that this year he will
have less time to read than ever.
The two normal schools of Maine, es
tablished a dozen years ago, have
proven the super iori tit of this system
over the.teachers’ Institutes, and the
latter were abolished at the last sess'
of the legislature. These normal
schools have furnished the State with
5 00 j 1|200 to 1,500 trained teachers, and a
5 00 third sohool is now proposed in the
4.50 western part of tho State, tho trustees of
. k. .’oo! the Bridgton academy offering to give
Thoa Harris 8 400 it $20,000 in property and funds for that
Ann Dowdle---—Ij’ilv--1 4XX> purpose-Boston Adit
S’”, Thomas.- a---w 8.7o j *pj, e ^J,„« 8V Hle aldermen, be it known
n? WhSSt 3 60 to the press of the country, refused to
Mnmv l?pn World 300 lend their saunction to the childish
Thos J Perll - " ' 2 55 racket of the out-going year. When a
•' ' — ■> oo board of aldermen really omits an ab-
tho newspapers everwhoro
should speak up and encourage them
As n Remedy in
MALARIOUS FEVERS DYSPEPSIA, BOWEL
COMPLAINTS, MENTAL DEPRKE88ION,
RE8TLE8TNE3S, JAUNDICE. NAUSEA,
SI K HEADACHE, COLIC, ONBTIPATION
AND BILIOUSNESS,
IT HAM NO E1QUAI,.
CAUTIONl
A« ihato ore a number ot imitation* offeret 1 t<
the public, we would cauttAn the communitjr, to
11 ly U'* Powdcro or Prepared h!MM05fi*
LIVE It REGULATOR unlrOi) in our ongroted
wrapper with Trade Mark, Stamp and Sign*tore
unbroken. None oiler is gtoiilue.
4. II. XglLleN aV to.,
Macon, l«a.« and Phl«i dc phiu
Your valuable morttoloe, Simnnma' Lurr Kf g*
ulator, baa saved me msny D<>ct >r»* t*u!t> I are
it (or everything it ia rcc vntu«rjdo I an d never
knew it to foil: I hav« uavd ir <*Oltf » td
Grubbs, with my motes and hor«c», ,m»;« # them
•bent half a bottle at a t mi. I have n •» loot
one that I gate it to, and I »•» n
overv one that his stock, a; ibejwst oi*d-
icine known for all complaints that horn*; jje*h
*• heir to, K. T. Tavu.il
r.t lor Gian c«rs of Georgia.
J. H. Zbii.in A- Co., Proprietors.
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i n
FORD. M. PWINELL, ,
COPARTNERSHIP. '
FORD & _ DWINSti^.
Beal Estate Agents.
T HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A
copartnership, under the firm name end
stylo ol Foxo i Detail,I, for the pnrpose el
buying end selling reel estate, or renting prop
erty on commission. Orders to bny or soli wild
lends or imprerod property in apper Georgia
are iolioited. I. 0. kORD,
M. DWINEL
Rsmc, Ga., May 20, 1876. — tw-wtf
A.THEWH. BROWER. H.D. COTHRAN,
President. Cashier.
0.0. STILLWELL, Assistant Cashier.
BANK OF ROME,
ROUE, GEORGIA.
Authorised Capital, - - $600,000
Subscribed Capital, ... 100,000
Collections made ia nil accessible point* and
proceeds promptly remitted. Exchange on *11
principal oltlss boaght and sold. Loana mad*
on first class securities.
Correspondent!
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Rome, Georgia.
M THIfi HOTEL IS SITUATED WITHIN
twenty steps of (he railroad plattorm, end
convenient to th* business portion of t iwn.
Servants polite end attentive to tb .irdntiee.
All Baggage handled Free of Ch
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FINE FARM AT PLAINVILLS
For Sale.
rnHB FINE FARM, CONTAINING ONE
A Hundred and Ninety Acres, formerly owned
by Copt. E. G. Barney, adjoining Plaimville, In
Gordon county,Ga., on ths Solute, Rout* A Dalton
Railroad, sixteen miles above Rome, it oflered
for sale on reasonable terms.
The farm le clt under new fence, most of
which ia plank Tho open land la In a high
etato of cultivation.
Th# buildings consist of one frame dwelling
end kitchen, one brick store house with two
rooms, frame corn csib, frame gin house with
good gin and threiner, ell new asd substantially
built, end three log stables.
Also, six cabins, largo frarnod stable, end*
sohool home unfinished. In good cotton years
at least two hundred bales of cotton, oustom
work, may bo ginned on this piece, end a large
amount of custom threshing. A good oettoa
press goes with tho place, but the gin sad thresher
aim be bought separately.
Tho depot end village of Plainville was sold
off this property.
A great bargain cen be had le this piece.
Address FORD A DWINELL,
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