About Rome courier. (Rome, Ga.) 1849-18?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1852)
river to the ridge between Bola-D'Arcan il Dulphur; thence to Dull os, and to-connect with New Orleans and El Passo route. 11th. For_ Missouri: Tho road from 81. . Louis'Westward; tho Hannibal and St. Jo 'S, phi’ railroad, Camille. * ■ Wa are pleased to see, by the Ousvllle Standard, that tho good people Of that place are quite elated with the prospect of having the Rail Road to enliven tholr town; and that property is already appreciating In that place. Fire*. We regret to learn that a Ore occurred In Macon on 8utiday night last, which consumed aome half dozen or mom framed buildings, . including Mr, Morehouse’s Livery Stable.' We also learn that quite a destructive Ore occurred at tho Stone Mountain on tho 16th Inst. Loss $10 000. I3F Tho following is a table showing the eank of the United States according to their population, and tho capttol of each State, ta- 'ken from Hart's Geography. . Rank. Stotts. Pop. in 1860. Capitals. .A i ■ '8 4 * ' ■; T. •or. , Indiana, '9> • Georgia, New York, 8,097,000 Albany Pennsylvania, 2 812000 Harrisburg. Ohio, 1077,000 Columbus. Virginia, 1,881.000 Richmond. Tcnnessco, 1,003000 Nashville. .Kentucky. .1,002000 Fronlilbrt, Massachusetts, 993000 Boston! 089000 Indianapolis. 879 000 Mlllndguvlllc. 10 N. Carolina, 809,000 IUIoigh. 11 Illinois, 862000 Springfield. '12 •. Alabama, ■ 772000 Montgomery. '1* Missouri, 081,000 Jefferson city, 'll S. Carolina, G6£000 Columbia, 16 Mississippi, 693 000 Jackson. 16' Maine, 683000 Augusta. IT" Maryland, 683 000 Annapolis. 18' Louisiana, 601000 New Orleans. 19 NowJorsey, .190,000 Trenton. 20 Michigan, 800000'Dotrolt. 21 Connecticut, 371000 Itartfbrd. . 2i N. Hampshire 318030 Concent. ' 23 Vermont, 314.000 Montpelier. 24 Wisconsin, 804,000 Madison. 26; ' Arkansas, 208 Q30 Little Bock. . 20 California, 200 000 San Joso 27 Iowa, ,102 000 Iowa City.' 28 Texas, 188,000 Austin. '29 Rhode Island, 118.003 Providence, •0 Delaware, 92000 Dover. $t ■ Plorhl t,' 88 000 Tallahassee. Territories, lOl'OOO —— Indians,300.000 —— . (Totai pqp. of U. S. 21405000 A Senator to each County* ■ Tho bill to niter tho Constitution. • so as to allbw In luturo a Senator to each bohnty, passed the Houso yesterday by a vote of 82 yeas to 22 nays. Having passed the Legisla ture onco before, It now only needs the signa ture of the Governor to become a law. Coramissfons'for Ordinaries. In reply to numerous enquiries on this point at tho Executive Department, wo are ruquested to state that the Commissions have not been Issued, becauso thu bill in relation to the ofllcu has not yet become a law. They will probably bo scut out during tho present wCck.—Recorder. ' Saiuino or tub liteuRtA Packet—The Li beria Packet" of tho Maryland ColouUntiun Society sailed from Baltimore Tor Lihorla on Saturday. She is to take out about une hun dred and eighty emigrants, well.nuppllc;l wi(h everything necessary to rendor their 'Condi tion pi. homo, 40 are na 80 from Virginia and Pemisylvnnia, and 109 from‘Georgia 'which latfr number will bo taken on board at the port of Savanunlr,— A good portion of these people are manumit ted slavos, having been set at liberty on 'tho express condition ortheir emigrationto Afri ca.— _ Happy Mary. The Influence ofn denryounj friend,whoso home conduct wns u brnutiful llluslraliuri of llir faith that wi.rltrlh by fovc.is thus tlescrib-, ed by an eye-witness. "She moved about the house Mm a sunbeam. -I betrd^jr alngingha •he possed to nnd f.o. ; and Iter mother henrd her too, and said, with n fund sin le.'ltls Mary. She is always dtesame, nlwnyslrippy 1 do nut know wltat I would.do' without her.’ ‘|jlo not know what any of us would do .without Alary,* rep "nted her eldest daugliter, and the Wit eehoed her words.' ' “Her youngrol brother jspf a violent temper snd to si ways quarrelling with smnrhoilyi. but he neverqunrrelsdritli'Msry,because she will not quarrel With him, hilt strives to turn aside lii.< anger by..gentle words. Even lier very pre-eni-e hns an iotlnem-e over him ", - . Tit.- HOME vr’stintlfing KIViTCj F4BI fin*. rA'/.FiT'l E through" the Edit- _. ’.l- to produce a ut-ttitiyfiltni- ly paper combining tlie highe-t degree of In terest and Instruction with an cntire /rrWom from vulgarity, lota slang. profanity, or any thing that can 1 il ‘ ~ L “ alrci ’ ’ flfcL,. . - criminatirg public. In announcing tlie ros-‘ pectus fur 1862 thu publishers liavo little to say beyond what lias already been said. They hftvo given to T. S. ARTHUR. THE EDITOR, entire control or the paper. Not a lino, goes ira in wil fere, IUI> II IIIIU guvn ittSKEs < “° n 'I MtOhS. V:,lice-uiid Travelling bugs; 1 I MARRIED, ; On Tlmroday evening 16th Inst, by tlie Rev. Jttsso Lamburth, Mr. EusIU-MrOmx, to Miss Mans' Mdnnis all of Floyd county. COMMERCIAL. ~*dl ■ft /\>r the Courier. ' Will tiomoofour young friends givo us a solution of tbo following enigma : I am {composed of 22 letters. Many live and dio and never behold mo. Othere hare seen me once; some twice, and a V the'third time. ,. i ’ None have seen me the fourth time who have not lived over 6 score and twelve years, l liavo nover visited earth in spring summer '*(* or fall. Y will ba soon oncarth tho last day of Fcbrua- • -*'»y ncittt . I shall then bo seen no more until the year „ (f , ,1,880. QUERY. Ilia tv er.tr y itltutldnil Udlcn Meeting In Millsdgs- •ta, i I srille. ''' The mrmheis of the Legislature lieloagine eiii-'l’ ,n iV Cefl'tlmilnnsl Union Party met st half J ,'MM sit o’clock P. M. in th* Berate r.hamh- jbr’ 1. ,. ’ On moilon ef Judge Meriweihrr. lion-John XV. Andrrs»n. of Chntlinin, wisca'led to the L r . . ’ .Ciisir.on.l Mr. Glenn appointed Secretary. [ j. .- 1 Mr Irwin, of Wilkes, esplunined the ohji-ct '. i of. the .meeting to be simply a preliminary one p-• anil moved that a rommltec of lb-re gentle. . men hw appointed from eneb of the Congress, rf ' -|iin»t districts of the State, to report matter to ’v-r r. *uh*e.q't-'nt meenlngt which molten wav an- if;*. . .aiiimottsiy cu rrl-d. Thr Chair appointed the . iBillowing ertitlemrn ns that committer t ' l»t I’Mrirt—Messrs.,Ba'tow.ur,Chatham, ■M- '•llsris of Melntosh, and Cone nf Bulloch. j. 2d District—MessrsClifrk'nfStewart, Wolf ’ •fKs-ty, end Robinson of Mncon. . 3d District—Me-arsTrlppeof Mimroe, l.nyr- -inn of Marion, * Burke of Meriwether. ' 4th District—Messr* Cnlhmm of relf ilb. Fuller'of Fayette, ond Hill of Troop. -Olh Dial —Messrs. Tomlin of Cnss, Slaughter . ; ; ef Cobb, and Price of Floyd. ' ,6lh bisnict—Messrs llarrisefCIprko,Knox, . ofFraitklin. and Thurmond of Jnckson. - 7lh ristrirt—"essrs Meriw -tlt r of - Put asm, Stephens of Tnllinferra,. and liail of Waohlngton vtli Dinrict —Messrs Irwin nf.VViikrs, Miller 'ofRii-hmond.endmoore of Lincoln, Oil m tlon of Mr. Miller, the 'meeting'ad journed, subject to the coll of the committee. ' J MiUcdgevitie, Jan. 13,1862, Sixty Years Ago. * • Sixty-nine years ago. the 4th ins*, s party ofsdvcnturrrs from thr Eastern, Slates, after • long nnd toilesome journey, deserndad the * b-,1 ;,'iMe.River, enenmped upon the apot where *^en r i'°. r t Barracks now stand They werese- 'i paratrd lor the •everal "stotions" in Kt-niui-ky, and turned theirateps through the wilderness, '.’ first pledging each other to meet upon the same .eprt.or such o( ihnn aa mlghtaorvivc, in gfly years from (lint doy. The agreement Woa itia'dr on the 4th day of November. 1782, In the , jrear 1832,.on. thc 4th day of November, prr. - cisely fifty yrara nfter the'dincof the ngreemem • four of the old band met upon tlir spot to fu!-. fill the promise! One, of them wns over ninety , years of,age; and the rest were tinder three •core and ten. Af|er remaining a few dnys. : ihey turned thrir stepshotneword—n-1 thrhogh i a wilderness as they did halfa hundred years -V ' befere, but" through reciirs of busy life, and . ' thehum ofinduitrinl millions; nor did tliry ' promise another meeting, as that was an event •filedbyS higherwill;and !t has taken place! ' They are all dead—Nat Ini. '■ ASsow Btom ihNbvv Osi-CANa.—Our old- .., . est jUhsbitants were taken aback lest evening, when the enow began tofall. , They had never p-; - x aeep apy thing of the slnd.eome say. aince u,-.T843, Plgd others' with better memorfea since 1835. The iiiowi^fell in v.ry respectable flokes, (rein (ouro’cclock in the afternoon to twelve at Stifht.snd although it partielly melted'asit fell, -onsequence of ihe.modereted weather, there pugh Hccumnlaled in the streets, snd on cites, to afford a lively sport to young ,,The snow fell to a depth “ a'level, and snow.. , UouK,Jan.2i 1862. COTTON has declined i since our lost.— Wo quote prices of tho present week at Worn 6 to 7 cunts. ' . V Produce Market. Corn per bushel. .00 a 76 Corn Meal pcrbushel. (scarce). ..75a 80 , Butter, country,.. 18a 20 Flour, superfine, ...So 34 Urd,-... V.*. tv ..., ■•121 Pork, pickled, [ a 10 Beef h\ a 6 Bacon,................'..none. CttanLi'.srnx, Jan: 17 1862. COTTON—Tho market may he said to liavo been brought to a stand ycstordi-y. tlio sales having hoon limited to 300 bales. Prices ran ged IVom 7 to 8| cents; we have no cliangojo notice. Savannah Jan. 10 1862. COTTON—There tvas a fair demand for Cotton yesterday. Thu sales leached 1761 bales at prices ranging from 64 to 8| cents, the hulk at front 75 to 8| cents. Prices firm and unchanged. At'ocaTA. Jan. 10,1862. COTTON—Our Market to day has been rather quiet, but we have no change to no tice In prices, which remain about tint same as noticed In nnrlnst So that jmt Urn same cbnfldikcu felt In him by the publlo as a sound auds tfe mural teach er inaybofolt.ln.hts 3Jome Oa’petto " which fs emphctlcaily a supporter of HJigiom an t Virtue anj' Uetonsrndloref good luuralusnl MHtdt " o J| y Is’liL-tty’r iustailied than the’ HumiOajettb. Bcsld.sar.'gularse- ries of a ticlcsfreni ninny uftlie best vyritors'iu the country nearly all the BJitor rentes. toili st iti the ' 'Unite OnztUe." ' to keep tlie c-dumns of our paper I , fee front all that may lqjuro either indy or mind all M' Hail A itertis men Is uill be excluded t an t also, all a tvertistmenls of bai books or any thing that can do harm:' The Hume Giuottu Is printed on vvhlto pa. per,with Jarge'Olear typo. ' . " 4 Trmt cf Adhur't Vmt. Gazette. One copy per annum, - - - 82 00 Three copies : - - 6 00 Six ? - - 10 00 TuttiV. ‘txiC.isfll -uM n VsanviO r r» al6‘ t OO Fourteen " •. - • 20 00 Arthur’s Home Qaaottc and Geley’s Lady’a Bonk one year Four Dollars, Wltere a club of ala. tumor tburteon copies are sent an extra copy will bo. flirpialied to the postmaster, or other person, who makes up the club : Address post-paid . • . Rltltcs without Winga. An Original Nmivelletle by T. 8. Arthur will bao nntncnced with thu New Year In tho Homo Gazette. The title of this story sufll- ciently indicates thu Important lesson tho ui llmr |iro(Mises to leach. J 18T Received, — t fresh supply of superi or family flour from th- Eogtu and Shleldif - Mills for Milo low fin- cash at PHILLIPS & CO'S Fnmily-Orocory-Btoro. Romo. Jan. Ill 1862. ROME HALE AtADEUV. fTMIE exorcises of tills Institutlot) vh, com- X menco on Monday the 1st of February. The scholastic year will comprise two terms each of flvo months. ' Tuition ns follows, viz: Fur Orthography, Reading and Writing. per Term SO 00 For Arithmetic Geography EngllsliGmm* . mar. Composition, with declamation, tier term, 10 00 For History. Natural. Mental and Moral Philosophy. Rhetoric, Chemistry, with Composition and declamation pcrterm,1200 For Mathematics Latin, and Greek, with Composition and declamation, per torm , 16 ( Striot attention paid to small children, ' P |>lls charged from time of entrance; deduction made only in ■ nse of protracted siekncrs. 1 Tuition payable at tho expiration of each term. J. C.'McDANIEL,' Jan. 14.1852. W. K. COLLIER; ' Postponed UiiHtUU .ail.U Atlk w Marietta, Oa. rpiIE second Session of this Institution com- 1. menccs on Monday, the 12th of Julv, 1862. WstbteMtodi. Tho Institution Is organized upon tho usual plan of four Collegiate Classes. The follow ing is a synopsis of tho course of stndies of each class. Fourth Class, Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, English Grammar, Geography, Composition and Dc- i. French. Third Class. Trigonometry, Monsuration, Surveying, De scriptive Geometry and its applications, Ana lytical Oeometry, French, Drawing, Compo- tlon, Rhetoric. History. , llerond Class. 4m Differential and Integral Calculus, Natural and BxpsrUuontal Philosophy, Astreuomy Chemistry, Drawing. Evidences of Christian ity, Moral and Mental Philosophy. First Class, Natural History. Mineralogy, Geology and lyiosophy, Political Economy, Law of Na- dona, Civil and'Military Engineering, ami Civil Architecture Infantry Tactics, Science atid Practico of Artillery. No Cadet will bo admitted whn is less than fuUrtccn fir more than twcnty.flvo years of age; or who is afflicted with any disease or Infirm ity which would render him unlit for military Tlio Cadets will, ho oce hour and a half each day cises; but at such times as- their regular studies. The Course of Instruction, regulations a d discipline of tho Institution liavo been pub lished In pamphlet form sod will be forward ed to any person duslrlbg morif mlnnt - infor* niatlon, hy their addressing tho Superintend ent, Maj. A. V. Bwnby^ „ Each Cadet as soon lie is admitted, and bo- fore ho is iiormittcdtojoln Ills class in tho re citation rooms, must pay over- to the Super- In. endent tho sum of $100 for which a re ceipt shall he given him in full Tor tuition, board, washing thcl, lights, field music and all other.contingent expenses, for one ses sion or rivr months and for each succeed ing session $100 in advance. ' Cadets from a distance .mast provide their bedding and room ftamituro. These articles can he purchased in Marietta upon reasona ble terms. Dy order of thu Board of Trustees. DAVID IRWIN. Jan. 18—Cm Proa. Board Trustees. LAID FOR SUE. AUGUON SALES, • ■ BY DENNIS 8l HUNT. L. A. ALLEY, Auctioneer. WILL ho sold at Public Aucliob ‘on SUvr- day 01s' January nnd hn T :nilav 21’ P-.'bru- ary. at 10 o'clock V. M . «t the , /" New York Store, > \ very inrgj lot nf. D.y Goods Ready Made Clothing lints. Caps,, Bouts Shoes. Ac., Ac. Tomri Cash. LAST CALL. : I HE undersigned ox|acling to leave Romo I in February, ruspoclfttlly invito all those indebted to them n note or book., to call and pay up. .On 1st February nil our notus and accounts will be.placed in tbo bands of an Attornuy for collection. . -Tan. 23 ,1862. ,j . - DENNIS & HUNT. ' . ItOTHL, ■ _^ LL iiersons indelited to mo b A dmlnlstrator’s Salt.—Agreeably to an la oriler nl the linnorabiu tho Inlartor Court of FloydcOunly-, when, sluing lor or- Binary pKIfiores, will bo sold at the court bouse Boot in aaiil c-oau'y, on the first Tues- ilny in Fobni’iry next, tile following-properly to will a negro bnyimincil Henry, about 12 oi 11 years olB, Solti ns the properly of W m.'C Boiler, late of sniB conniy, B-ecnivB, lor ibe benefit of tlie heirs ami crcBitora, Terms made known on the day of solo.. D. It. LAMKlN. -ABm Nov. 5, IS.'il. ~ : SELECT SAUUUL. ' reception of a limited’ number of pnpili on Monday tlie second of February. All who wish to attond will do troll to make early, ap plication. - Rome Jan. ft. 1862. HOLE AT AliCTIOY. A LARGE and valuable MULE will be sold at Auction on Sale day in Feb- Tuary. L. A. ALLEN, Auctioneer. Jan. 10.1862. • ' 1 *" t il K Home Oazutte’’b 1y In Augusta ’Gift V>’ loV nnd Projirletor Otlhi pernnnum hi ntvarice. It fs n’Journal'of the larger slzu; prihi'ed oil bC-autlthl' paper with clear type and presents ns lino an ap- lie'low rate of $2 00 "W twnrnndti os'any i'f-tha- boasted'.1 Weeklies. , ■ "rlia'-HomeHMacMb" is deviitbd-tb Lltera- ’Htro Art Seiefic j Edildatlnn ’ General Intel- llgencd ilnd 8 ihihern Inti-re ts ’ nlld I* iieittrnl in politics' and religion. = To* those: who de sire a pajicr for tho Fireside and tho Home Circle tho Gazette ts offered with every su ancoou UttfoaS of*tbs-Editor, of a detpr- mimillon to nffl>rrl sntlslhelioti to bis |uitrons. •He em nastl appeals to the people of Georgia •and the South to.support this Southern eOtere -prise—confident in the-belief that they will afiord-dl their prambt nnd g.'noroiis assistance. AHgt-sta: On. Jna. b 1851, rV3S0!,I)Tltt.t. e-The co|mrtneralii|iherato- ■ U ifi.'.j existing between Din. Jonfs & Ran ald sizes; v Butts kinds mid qualities, fram 3 j ta 6tl cents per gallon j 63 tons Tallow Uresse, K heov, lieorinss, nod eonrsc nisei rels or casks of any cnti-istrn price 6 cents per lb.; 160 tons i l'nlnn, in barrels, nt tlie 1 ewest \ subscriber offers for sale, tbo place at which he now resides. It Is within twe miles or loss of tho city of Romo, and con tains forty acres, ten of which are cleared and A most agreeable location and as healthy os any in the entire country. ■Terms low (hr cash. J: 0. McDANIEL. January 2 1862. FOR REST. ^ recently ^ccupied by Dr. Jones. Apply CEDAR TOWN rClMALB J. H< WOOD, PR1.VCIPAL 'Miss I,. O. Miner Frtnchan i other /tranches Mr:. J. .U. Baits mglilh ltranches. Prof. JO/1XP. SEALS Piano, Guitar. Harp. Flute ani Violin. T HE next session of this Institution, will commenco the ?.d Monday In January. Students chargeable from the time of entering at tho following rates: Board, Washiug, Lights and Tuition, $126 pernnnum. Pu pits hoarding nt other places, 4th Class, 20 Junior and Senior Classes, 40 Lessons In anisic nnd use of Instruments, 46 The French and Latin and Greek Languag es arc cfflciently taught as well as tho usual branches of a Collegiate course. Cedar Town, Oa„ Dec. 16th, 1861. st'avl I- -.- . noll-2m. In Music, French anil draw bv MIsaMiiUMtiETlJoraiKe. . -ui— charg 'd fruiu the lime :f entrnuee,' nnd no !calilmeriiSulInCilz,'! deductions will bo lundo except m cares tT, ce:v;y every protracted sloltnesr. . r:ar-'-’ Gpoi' - - * -- anti ttiolei I tILIi Tallow Grease, and Ohio Mineral " /Faint—.'i00 Barrels Mnchlhery Oil. Piicc 76 rents p r gallon; 26U3 gallons do. Ir. casks ofvailoussizea, do ; 2U0 barrels bulled Paint Oil, 65 cents gallon; 60 Or. lions Bo. in casks efvnrlousslzet, do.;35U barrels'I’m tiers Oil. vtrlous kluBs,m - qnol,ties,fron 36 tout cts. per gallon; 16113 gallons in casks of' .va.'taul heav> lienrinm, nnd coarse mnehinrry, in ui.r- rels or casks of any, pnntisiqncjr .rejjjllfi'o.; market pric- Mnelilnerv Oil, warranted nnt to chill in tne coldest weather,and . perfered by those u.-ing it to Sperm Oil, Bulled Paint Oil other than lor white. I am constantly receiving large supplies of tire above named articles,end my hiotlo is," Small profits anil quick returns." B. F POND. 60 vynti r Street, (under the Peal s|. Hous NtwYoxx, Dec. 8,. [/Veto Yerlei.l HEW FAMILY GROCERY. At thf .Cor'ier^PlK^rlh^Ltrdiongc. Rome, Oa. Doctors in Provisions and Family Groceries. Askn share of public patronage.' A' fresh and full supply of all articles usually kept In i establishment of tho kind, alwavs on hand. Nov. 28 1851. J. T. SAWRjR Atrit M/l W ILL be sold on the first Tuesday in ■ nary next beiore the court house door ;n the city of Rome, between the legal hours of sale, the following properly, to wit: Lot of Land No. 82. In thu third dist. nnd fourth section—levied upon as the pro[>erty or Join* (5. Coleman to satisfy a fl. fs. from a Justice’s court tn Ihvorof JohnC. Harris, bear er, vs. John 0. Coleman. Postponed Sales. Lot No. 24'*, in the 24th district snd 3d sec tion, end Lot. number not known, whereon -he said John Cox now lives; levjed on to satisfy n A fe from Floyd Superior Court in- favor nf James M. Gordin vs Jo C ox. John Cok'und John W. THE lilts WILL lcavotho Rome Dopot from audaf- VV this date at 8 o'clock. A. M.| dnlly, cx- cxccpt Sundays nnd arrive at King-ton PJ o' clock connect with both trains on tho Statu “ ‘ ,W.,B, TEUIIUI JltlT KEt'EIV |AABA03prlta-'Rio&l J.LrsJ 15 Hds. Muscovado and Bttgtr, 10 llh'ds. Now Orleans Sugar, 20 Sacks superior Family Flour; 20 Bids. Mackerel Nos. 1 2 and 3, Fresh Raisins boxes and half boxes for sate low by W. E. ; ALEXANDER & Co.: Dec. 12,1861, *!■> ’ “ NEW DltllG MOKE. T HE undersigned have Just o|ianod, oppo site the Pust-Offlco tn tho house former ly occupied by Dr. Dickerson, n largo and well seteoted stock of Drugs Medicines Chem icals Surgical Instrnmottta Paints Oils Dye- Stuffs Varnishes-Putty Sash Gloss (French and American) of almost any size’ Brushes of every kind Spices Perfumer)'. Fancy -Soaps Adamsntlnoand Sperm Caudles Pearl Starch BurtBug Fluid Physician's offleo Furniture Stationary Scotch Macnboy and Rappee Snuffs Fitto Chewing Tobacco and almost every other article usually kept in such es tablishments. . All warranted to bo fresh and genuine , ond for sale wholesale and retail. .. ;< - PWEN & FARELL. Rome. Dec. 12 1861. 8m ESTRAYED, fas from a Justices Court in fsvor of Bradley Thomas vs Beverly Daniel. TlloSlAS S. PRICE, fh’ff. At the same time and place. ' One Cow snd yearling Calf and a part of tlie runnii g geor of a four horaa wagon—Le vied upon as the property pf George W. Ful ler to satisfy a fi fa from Floyd Superior Court In Ihvor of Sarah M. J. Moore and John L. Trammell vs Gvorgo W' Fuller- and Jnbns Floyd. Property pointed out hy one of the plaintiffs. Also 23 Law Rooks one arm chair nnd one favor tlee Court or I-shall certainly have a bill of costaaddetl’to their dUtSJ Those Indebted to me for the years 1819and lSflO will boshnwn notavom. K. A. OAIBERO. Jan. 22 1862. COPARTNERSHIP. r PHE l nei undersig IB’,,forme! a Cojart- ndrtililp under the style ol'Nls'iet &. Levy for tho inirtaise of conduetlnR the busliiesut of STEAM-ENGINE UUlLMXG and inanul’ao- ture of Miicltlneiy in' ull its branches, , They will be prepared: un and ufier the 1st of Jan- uary, to exeeule all orders in tliuir Ifne with despatch nnd n a style equal to. any, work Bonu id tho South. o.any udat .. ijjor 'Collection; also thrtso-Indebted (n Dr. Jones. Iiidlvl'lually .wlll pltnsu notloj the above as apiilicalde to their own cases. Be. ye also •ready, forthe (lay ofjudimnUIs nlglrnt hand.' D, S. JONES, M. D,. Rimi-Oa. January6.1882. .'. tf*,.- TO REST. /PHE np|i3r portion of tlie Ilonso on Broad X street occupied by J, j. Cohen. Itcon- talns fid-rooms is situated In the'business linrt of the city- and would make a very com- firtahUdwellingfi>r a family. Apply-to Jau. 2 1862 J. W. BRADBURY. Jolm C McDaniel vs James P Perkins. Pro- lierty pointed out by plaintiff's att’y. Also, one hundred anil ten acres of Land being pnrt of Lot No 28 in tho 21th district Northern and'thlnV section—Levied tHRn as tho proper ty of Elisha Br-iwn to satisfy 2 fl fas In fhvnr of Robert F. Kliig Vs Elisha Brawn and Joel Rublnet security on stay, of Execution. Pro- •perty:pointed out by tho defendant. Levy made and returned to-mo by a constable. Also one hundred and ten acres of Land being a part of Lot No 28 In the 24th district and.thinl section—Levied-upon na tlie nron- erty of Daniel Cnlneppei to satlaty 211 fas in -favor nf Peck & Mayes vs Daniel Cul|«ppcr an-1 Win. H. Cnlpoppor security on stav of .Execution. Properly pointed out by plaintiff. Levy made nnd returned tn mo bv a constable. THOS.G. WATTERS D. Sh'ff ■Tan 2 1951, N otice,—The Copartnership extafnig he n-tufore between Ell ,V W. C. Denror . having been dissolved hy moloal ennsem -tho ‘business will ho continued nt the old stnmlrL-y W. O. Denson, wlm will seitl ■ the business at tho.Finn, KL1 DENSON. \V. r. DENSON. Home. Oet. 13. last. QHAWL8—Bay State nntl' Eniplro Stair ►J Long Shawls, ht low rateS, at tho NElV YORK STOni;!. . ROOTS Aim 8ROE8—O'enis: Fimv'stKved lyf.Cilf Iiooin. thick lln^<l' ,, LMilf-'wnli'Nproor nnd kip nrnl cow liidndo.. with brofjun!* nnd. umlanco of. liavo on hand a lino nssmlment of patterns of Steam Engines Mill Gearing ol various sizes and uUiiir.|«Uuin* usual in their lino.. Thu public are invited to give usa rail. Jah. 22 1862. C. P. LEVY, lm TUPS. C. NtSBET. ■ PRIVATE HOSPITAL.—Dl s. Miller fc Word X liayo o.iened in this City, ono door be low N. J. Ombetg's. Clothing Store, a PRI- • . OjUKLlUKit. OA.VINO bought, the-Lot of Land Yo. XI 79 22 Idistriut t nil 2d soctioh lying in Cass cuunty: drawn from tho -State of Georgia by tile orphans of Simpson Fulton of-cowu- ta county. I have ascertained 1 that thu jilot nnd grapt.wera taken out nf the Secretary of States' olDceln X847obyispmu-TOison oriior thun the one to whom it was u|-lghial|y grant-; ed aa I Believe. Wishing to ohtaln-iiaiil plot ond grant lam Induced tu qfibr;tliu Above reward for its imssession. . Anyone possessing information of it, will eommupieutu with tue, at this place. E. ROLAND. Columbus, Jan. 18, ,1862. St ■VATE ilOSPITAL fiir tho treatment of Surgical and Chronic diseases—whether of negroes or white jiersotis. ,. In such an estab lishment the expenses .of patients nre • much- less Ihun under ordinary treatment' arid the chances of cure materially increased. -Rom'! Jan Mil 1862. . ljr-‘> ATTORNEY. AT LAW, • Rome, Georgia. u J CoI.H.L.'Hutouin'h LtwreticcvilU, ■. r “ ) Hon. Hixcs IIoi.t, Columbus, Ga,. Dec. 20 1861. “ DISSOLUTION. ^ T HE Copartnership heretofore existing be tween Alfred B. Coulter and Wm: E Col lier, 4a this day dissolved by mutual,Consent. Macon, Jon. 16.1852 A. B. COULTER, WM.B.OOLHER. GEORGIA,'noyu county. A O. WARE, of tho 1059th District; ,G. .• M. Tolls before mo," J. L. McCarnn a l^RAVIYG ASD B0ATOG.-Thc pudvrsign. \J td rrsprctlblly info,ihs the citizens'ol: Roinrand Its vicinity, tharthr'y lisve rntered TntoCo' ni-tncrahijITorthe pflrpo e of.bo.iting and tlraylng Tln-y h .ldthcnjs direa In.readl- ness to have Produce, .Merehand zc, 'Jtq„ conveyed to any part qf„the' City or < ’oufilry; and tq furnish Irom their tVoodyonl on the OoMansulu River, nny SSfioiity of gaod.oak end- hickory wood. They hove eieellrat trams,and will be thankful for the patronage -ir friehd'r nnd flnf niif'" FRESH GAIlllEY SEEDS. J UST received lit Battoy’s, Drug Store di- rect from the.celebrated Garileris of J. M. Thorburn & Co. Astoria Long Island. Our seed this year are put up.in ;>a|ierH of double the old-size. at tho same rcry low. price, and will bo warranted to produce more h altby plants, for the money Invested, than any other .seed sold Ip ,tills market. A trial isqp|y necesjary.to.attcsttJieirgreat r -'* " 3.1. if srj (JWI January 2 1052. ° f Jnn.' it); litSlj" <‘JOy>iW' f <ft' WISDOM STEAM MILL,—Thr Hiiriicwnod Strain MBI J three mlt-sfrom Home, on the Cullimm Road is i o|'eriitinn 1 nnd..th‘ subscriber Will receive com on toll, nnd -otton ni thr urn d rates of lull- JOHN HUME. Hype and Bagciug Inroished if rrqnsted M — 8TERY, A CO., Next door below Soli- . ran, Cabot <f. Co. Rerpeetiolly no. hnnncu-'o tint oltiseor of Rome nod tile, sqr- ronneting country, that theyhsVr jn*t renin., ed- from,ilm Nortliern Markets with the 'hr. gust stnekof good- ever broi,gift to this plnee, •- - " ' nadtfelotb- Vriinks. arid Consist.ng of id' kinds of Itcndy-mnde eli ihg 1 h.ita, caps, boots-and shoes, irm Carpet bags, Finey Goode and Jewelry, i every other article usually kept In DrrClomla Storrek, 1 together wltli many extras too nu merous to mention. Call nnd examine be- u^si in. ■: ,fore rmtUtig your purchases, lest yomlqle bargain. ' iomr.tOelobrr 17, 1851, . . . Oa.. a small bay mare about' el; or uinu years old; said nag is well built u K mostly when travelling; has a. mu on her back caused by tbo saddle, a s6me collar marks on tho shouldora; both o; good ond without ahoes.. Sho has rccen boon brought from Hamilton county, Temi ww ID.UE rKMALL AJAKEMY.-.-'i n ■ '.ta-r,-! , ' ' hatt •’MMr l. re. ol tli's lil-titiilltitt wdl’lie i-.-omed ; Johnson ti Weed, 1 fir Mas'nf. Mu.'i the recomi Alorinay lo JrtnuAryl F.erSons * ’ 1/tri Iuing nri-nC'-.' vilip Will btigiven J ti.O New Vo.-k Ui ’ i'Kyt, *■. rl-vf Ni r, l’upd, will be ! Goodr of nlmo-toMfy i 1 'filjpliotti Cletii*. J. M. M. CALDWELL. trouble. Dec. 12. 1861. at Remo Ga., will he vei red, besides satlsm'ctlnn fi R, J. JOHNSON. EUtlDAIIDYAL XUIIeE MRS. GIBSON Informs her pati tho) tho Third Minday tn Jannarj ring a" * sarlyi quested. Deo. 20 1861. : P. Howell applies to mo for Letters ol nlrilstrntlnn on the Estate of Philip Stein- tiro late nf said county, deceased. Tltesoare therefore to clto ond admonish all and singular the kindred nnd crcdltore said deceased to bqand apnear at my offleu with in the time proscribed by litv. to show cause fany exist why said letters should not bo S ranted. Given undor tnv hand and official gnaturo this 14th Doe. 1861- Dee. 2fl. W..M. PEEPLES c.;c: q.r SAVAYYAU AYD AUGUSTA, fTthc Steamboat Company of Georgia I Run the following Sti-nniorr. nr above : DAVID L. ADA MS. (iroh) THOS.S. MET- CALF. CHATHAM. (Iron) TENNESSEE, tVliii-li, witlftnurdioata and lighters, nflord Hneynolled or fiicll ties of transportation ol freight to-ihadmcrior of Georgin, 8outli Cn- rollon. Tonnes,eo nnd Abtbtima, in connee- tion with (he Itnil Hoad*. Thu elegant rtenm-pneker D. Li Adams will connect with the rtenmsliipv Florida nnd /f/aoima—binding frulght by them in ! dovsTrom ‘ New York to Angurtn, " Fridglit, (now t-ik-n nt reduced rntes.) will b" forwnrdeil free of commireion 1 'ey 111 ord r to prevent deientibn or miirar- rf-igr. bills ol l td ng should be oildfersed tt SAM'L. M .P imr/PieiidMi Sumnnah. Merclthitdhe freni tbe lnterlnr to JOHN A. MObRE, Agent Augusta June 5fi. l'«r. rjlliRUlM 8ALB»—Ap^otmbly toxin ordoi VX 0 r , hnitornlili* the Inferior court b CM ora hpL .. rvttpn-xu cotutty. when sittlhg n« t 1 within the k*Ri whereon H hours ol- mile, btdn'g-b partsnf I.OI5 No.*, 09, l f*f hue I l*V 11 in thoOtii dirlrint, t»(id'4>h Action c ohtniiii>ig OH. ncres. nioro or nUo, ‘ Nb 104, in tho Olh cl Strict nml 4 th *ectl v nUo.three'flM>8 of I/nt No U4,.in the. dirtrict find 4th sections Sold us thu pio- Hf'rty ol. A. Story. Lunatic, for tho ben t fl: ai iiiyd Judaic, ,* Nnv.fi. C. C. CLEflHOflV.gu/iff/., j^'OTIOE —Ail pernoiiH i idebied 16 the Ks v lair of Brynnt- A lien, lute of Flovd coun ..... mym mid r eptnic.'will presei't them duly nnthentiat ted wiiHin the time presci iheil by low, Nov.2^. . NANCY H ALLBN. Qnn'if’fd J2x«rutri#. Rcnovtl. ». 8. JOSES, Ui ».< r fc'FICB inay bo ftFund in thu lower nert of Bfc^Thi* nndewifnfd hnve on hnr.d a So pnnrfaMortment of Cooking 8tovr*. biron^ which ?h«re is one very Isrge si*e, suitshle lrr •Tnycrn use; slso n fewPsrlor 8tove», which nre offe red very low. _ _ SPLL1VAN CABOT Jr CO itmmwM . To all urtom it may Conrcrn. Whcrens,' Jew Imnherth, Adihtnistrn^ocr the.E-tatenfJohnR ‘ynolds, lnte offnid coiti vty.decc sod, npplira for Lett *rl of D'sm* sion from the Adinln k *tr«»tion of said eetftr- oflice, in,term■« of^the i^nw, otherwise betters Dl.*mi.*s.ny will be ernTited the oppli.*nnt nt th'* Jn n in ry .Terui. M inutes of tho court nf <?f- iHiinry (of .-n d county. ■/ i ;• ,* • By order of the Court. naJSsm ■ JTWSE LAWBERTH.c.c.o. JidyJ»in19M. •JTItljR -Is ticroiiy givrn to ail jicrHouiA in- A t'JYLIis—A Let ut'tLie t.atfie JXi<eUf|JaSt 1 /X rvci-lveJ ottil lot sale by Deo. 19. JOHNS''N .V WOOD. , jrklLS.—Bleached, Whale, Train nnd Lid* w V-x seed Oils ; r*|'ts. Turpenfiiu* by th* b Ion; brrt No, 1, White lend ; Window hi 8 bv 10 ond 10 by 12. fV rale by * *•? l*eo 19 JOHNSON dt WOOjj. • t* J 4.SU TOR S4LE.—A pm <>i l^t Nu. 12.7 . • X-J S3J districted sertlen-,lying on the Ne'nli' 1 ^ side ol th.* Coatanauila River, cent,.inlay 133 u ones of which 28 arc of the b-st I rttutn ., There are 26 acres cleared; pnrt l,ottom Land. J, A Pint mny be area, titid tr-rins of vale cscer- „ tallied I V a iplicntlon to L. 3. ALLEN. - Dee. 19, ln6l. - J i|BST RECEIVED—A feW boxes uf-Geuigin v •J 1 obacco, which will be enld low by the, inx. Also a lot of tine cut Tobnecoiu impers .for \ amokinu, i quol to llavaimn. at ». Wyl7. !’’ ,M. AlX.FN'l ‘ Will, UYDERWOOD k J.H'.U. UYDEU1YOOD, 1< YTT'HI Practice Law in „l| the itoumie. ot *» tlie Cherokee Clreuli, (except D.tde.) K They will both 'personally nrtend all ihe > Courts; J. \V, II. UNDERWOOD ulll at- • tend, the Court., of Jackson end llnqe’ihsiti enuntie., nf the Western Clreuit. Bath will 7 attend tho aeealuns of the S’liph-me Court ot 1 Onssville nml Galneavllle. fill hardness ,-ti- trastea n rltrtn will l.r jirnjnptly and faith 1 fully attended to. • j '■'Fl-JCB ndxtrlnor tn Hoojjer 4: Slttcheil, “Bnenn Vietn lfnu*r'," Rniqn, tin , at whleh ploee one or bothiv'll nlwnys he found,ezrent ] fibsent oit prnfre.ional busliiets. 1 , Jan .2-1 IS.'.I | /"YYSTKKS L ibsicre, Shriutpe, Fix’s Feet, W Kegs &c„ nerved up in,a suprior itiun- , nerntrhe FREE & EASY HOUSE. Ft-1,2ri , | TUST RECEIVED 10 Pi.kiu* primo Goshen Butter, nml 3.5 boxes English Dairy Cbeefe nnd fonmle.'ow by oct 31. VV,M E ALRYANDR & Co J J D. SIORRISf < M ~ ^ Barnard. Street Savannah (7dt ' 1 Belll Hnnxer and Manufartrirer of all kinds «f Fire-Proof Safes, Iron Ballings, locks •r*v«i7 drscrlptlon, kr„ kr. /^FFEItS III. service* in ihe citizen* nf Sn- ' v/ vnnnnh, snd ■'■tnlenf Georpin. Hr i-i pre pared '.o fill orders Tor anything in Ilm above 1 tie, nt the shertest notice, nnd on the most rrn • sonnble term,. . .If v. 11.18*1. ' 1 CJtiOTCH Herrings,Snnliuos,&c., n:ry KJ all rimes be found at the i FREE'S: EASY HOU . Feb qn ' •If* BUSHELS of ilrsi r»> Oorn Menl j Ci*-F just received nnd for -,ieby G. Ml AW. A aUhsjiiOK article of l umily Hour,lor 1 ** »*ale by Peli 2u G. SHAW. | QOEETIVG9*—Fivn Unlo* A ugiifttu tmd 8i‘ti ^ Irttiml DonicNtiuM, with a vn’y large Ntdek of blencbed goodn, ut twenty ttve per cent less tlinn lust seasons* pricer. Munched Ijneu nml cotton sheeting 2J yd* wi ,| 0 , eqiiuliy n* clienp. DKNNls & HUNT ||| EASES La,lien’ Walking Sheen and AY/ kid dippersf,out SO cetnsa pair up, Foj rale by F. Jl. ALLEN A GOO'S article of shelled Corn on han LA nnd fer.-nioby G. SHAW. Feb 2(1 M4TTR.ISS-M4K1YL'. 'PHE umleraiuiied Imvinxb.cnteil in Rom,, X is prepared to da .MattraM work on terms to suit persona wtalflng lo pmt-lmW'. Ilia itlriip Iron llromt ftrreer, three ttnors botow lire r’oirler printing offloe. Persons wish- log lo pitrelrnae will plenss nail unit cxnntiue my work before pure rnalnq etiewhern, A firw loads of dry corn *l,uca* wuiiring, fur wlrlulitbe anslr will be in,hi. JAMES U-CARKOLL. July 31, 1551 KTOTICE* —Alii uaoai indebted to the Estate 1.^ of J. .VI Reevea, deceased ore requested to jpnjie immediate payment, and those haring I demands agaiu-tositl estate will present them 1 in terms ofthe jaw. Nov. 2f. J. B. REEVES Adin’r. VTOTIlP'—Mrs. Love, Mllllucr rind Dress- J-Y Maker* rr»ni Chnrl.uton, huge lun\e *»o Iplbrni the Ladies of Rome and its vicinity» 'that she lias opened a ejore on B pad street, opposite the-_ Post office, where a general mb’ sortment of Mifienery am! Dry Goods will be kept; also,Bonnets, Cnpe/Gipes, vi ettes.ond Dresses made to order. Mrs: L. trusts that .by rtrici ntteniion to bu*inc«.«, and low oharg- vs, s!ie will merit h tlinrc ol public pntronsge. landitsare particularly solicited to givo hern call. . N II. The latest Fashion* will be found nt he above eetnblishment. rlEOBCU, Gordon County —Whereas F VA M. GibbsnpplieatoraclurI.ettoranf Ad ministration on tiro Estate of John-Powell, late of said county, deceased. These are therefore toelte and admonish all and singular tbo kindred and creditors of said deceased, to bo and appear at my offleo within the time proscribed by law, to show cause, if nny exist whyzald Letters should not ho gran ted- Oivcn under mv hand and official signa ture this 20th Dec. 1851. Veil. 23 W. M. PEEPLES c. c. n.. VfOl'IllE,—Tlru Trustees ofthe Academy lx n--nr Hush’s Chapel- Rhlge's Valley, liavo procured tho s<#vieus of a Gentleman nnd La dy of superior attainment-, for tho year 1862. Tho neighborhood is healthy, society good, hoarding cheap. Persons having to send their 'children f.- on home, would do well topation- Jzo tho schosl. Onb op tub Trusters. • .TannarvO 1852. Xf Ol HE.—Tire co-partn -whip existing be- Ix tween.Marks Fried 4. Co., will be dis solved In a very short time. All pe'rstrris in- debterl to lhe above Firm by Note or Book account, will do well to make immediate pay ment and savo cost. . Rome January 2 1862. - fTMIE Firm of Struite? Torhelt 4 Co, hav- X ing been-this day dlasolverl by mutual consent all persohs indebted to the firm will please come forward and settle; and those having claims against tho firm will.present them rur,settlement.. SUMTER TORBETT 4 CO. Dec. 81st 1862. VTOTICEt—Wher»*n my w.fr NARCIS* X^l S A COsTONi hue left my bed nml board wiih 'Ut nnv provocation, this is to fore warn all persons front trod ng with her on my acmantt os T have deterinlneil to pay non* of her contrncis. E. W. « O^T»'N. . -Dec I2.'I«SI ; , /ifc.'HlTE WINE and pure.Clder Vln* vT egor,ioi sole by F. M. ALLEN, jo,, p. - TT7HO WAYTS TO R1DE.-A first rate sec- VV ond bond Buggy for sole, apply in 1 F. M ALIXN. ' , Nnv.7rh IflJl. ... jn-i nf c , r ,.. ci ' w a n.S'tff, i»r * v> CJitW, thiu-illjd Jijriii' •t<iiapn4'Aj» i fits and d fimon vh'ibf; Jitul inn hit Uric ifii-Ktien* d. fttftvk k,‘ lirif i.Uck r*mi it* innntiliit.*. v.rti'jtfS-V t*vy kUvs- vi lirvefri*sugfix, chf^*. .iron, i.nit, Unygititf itlow yl.ilii«.vctl,fp» mi, Jsrnp ii, vvbiclt ut ojf-r a; ’iiv lewe.-t rh» u-u rc«pt» tiully *r.l.tiit your xur Mock pmJ you to giv* ms tViohdr 17. \ACi\ cn A4j»— i lie ultdeimuul ieiivc tuiuforni the citizen'* ot R»yw,it* litv rnd th*.* public ^n-rnlly .tlist he Ut received nnd ouetied b new Ptock «l TCHEJland JEWELRY oi tbornyU- pnttenns and Attest style. Ili» friends"and hi*' done fu ‘order, STid ranted, ilia esfahlieh* u few Joans ihove th* y <10 nre. J. O. MdKiNZie; llUiUAtt J. IlIKVtltlY, Stock of Goods consistliijr owing ni ticlri*, yit. Bugs/ Farfinrd'; Per to rice, Molnrfcrs; Giorgis Ac I.leans Svrup, Coffee Solf, Cignm, 14* Iron, Nails, Buying, Hope, Twiswl arc nnd vaiious other articles whitk , all nnd examine for yomrolvea. ome, Oct. 23d 1251. UEIi & EASY,—Call nt thu A*’!** Easy jiou.se, 4 doo»s below the Choice Ifctsf, *re you \vill (inti a general n. sorinient of ifectionaries, Fiuite, v Vc., of the v«ry beet ■red in Home, sVK. SO.I^fil, SoltUow for cash. ORO. RIIAW* WASHINGTON HALL. Macon, Georgia. Oil cannot bu better pleased than at this old established House. Th» rooms «r* Mnmh. Atitr. 21, 18.11. lower to pleae* UOGERS. r .tllUJtif—'J'hi? Niibscrlbur w.ll 'collect ull ! ‘p^h»ion> f pnyubli* »vt tho Ajjene.y in f?w qttired. WM. MOREL, rtavnnnnh. Nov-7, IS51. • flcvR'ffenmce. J. Khowler, Homr, On. JOS. W WKtINTMl, 1 OKU, K. PAI..MCS. WE0HTER L PAL1ES o A.’ . 10C, MouongnkeW rloitfi St’^nre/SO tlhiU. (air and choice Jirtno Su^iir, DO d*>. St. Cioix and Porto ■ eugnr, ifiO -Uhle, Crushed, powdered wliolointc Grocery They r slock cfGuutiy Bagging JOim.-brought to in 11 outlie Afitlt nt S»fU hoy lf-22 or23 ydnrs * Id, dark eons- exlon, Wtfighs about l«u or 70 pounds* Tlio ou'ftfr U luqitorted to 701110 forward pny cbarguN, or he wiU ' ?tououih«*r 4th. lSfil. Jailor. Stable, Corn*crib and ;no<l gurden. lie also inside nnd painted well, with two good ..fireplaces, with n Convenient Kitchen. o pu \V. D. JONES. Hbmei Gn.i No?. 24th. 1851 {t. [Gif Hoot andttlioe More.—'I heaubucri* 1 her would rcrpcctfufiy announce to tba ig ol gentlemen’s water-proof and ota Indies bootauiid shoes, nnd every nriety of boo^ ami shuei for children.— As fie sej He also lias on imnd'nn extunsive supply of He will continue to P. A. i.MBEUG i AUOff W. HARSHAW having pennnrn-m* \ ly located in tho City of /iuine, is pre- red t 6 exCcute work in the above line, fu kiyie that ennnot f.iit to plotisc tho most fe** lions. ^He has »n his possession tc*timt/* mny t II, thn country who huve houses to palpi one on ns good termi*. and witk ness ond dippntch by me aa it ea» ny body clso, North t-r 8ouU».— corringe and sign painting, n±r f kipdV clou* * Mny Men, l deem, it ig u.nrv a* ta ms i l only nak a IfiaL-. IpOUil monthsatterdato application willl>c JP mAdo to’ tho Ilbnoa* bio the Inferior Couii of Floyd County wbeii Sitting as a court of Ordinary, for leave to sell all tho real o*ta,ie belonging to Samuel Robert M. Jolm Tho mas J.. AirandaSarabAnn George,W. Jjmsci M. Martha Nancv and Williamll. Ii Can- 1 non children of James Cannon. JAMES CANNON, MA.iHvfcfiO TL’LEGRjkW. . ■ Ml E STOCK efthe «• Rome* C nstio Telegraph,” will given < he. litst Monday in Decvpiher-next, s Vtiirl ilou-c*. between thr hdUra ftfi-( .’clork- •‘‘ubecrlhers wfll be frMtrejti .la. either in itumey or noira.' tuna nut 'Vi'l be 0oUecta : I hy4>^iif j J Per W. H.. Nov 91.18M - * *
