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STANDARD k EXPRESS. ,'AKTHKSVII.I.r., CA.. NOV 23,1871 I,OCAL MATT E US. Our Authorized Local Agents. G. W, Haws, Stilcsboro, Ga M. F. Powell, Morganton, Ga. T. F. Gbber Kl!ijay, Ga. A. W. Bi.ai.ock, Town Greek, Ga. T. L. Langford, Ludville, Ga. E. M. Cari'enter and H. H. Gai.low at, Bine Ridge, Ga. NOTICE. The unsettled business of the Standard, will he found in the hand-, of J. li. Wikle, to w hom all accounts against the office will be i•resented. All Indebted to the office In any manner, w ill please call and make immediate settlement. Office over Post office. Those fond of sporting will find a fine ot of Guns and accoutrements on sale at the store of Mr. Isham Alley. ft#*We have in our Retail Dry- Goods Store the most stiperb and ele gant stock of Ladies’ Dress Goods, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery and gen eral assorted stock of Dry Goods ever before offered by us, and wo solicit in spection of our stock from all. Sam ples sent on application. Chamberlin, Boynton & Cos., Cor. Whitehall & Hunter Streets, oct. 27-lm. Atlanta, Ga. The Largest and Most Superb Stock of Velvet Axminster, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, 3 ply, Ingrain and Cheap Carpets, Curtains and House Furnishing Goods now on Exhibition and for Sale at Extremely low prices, at The Carpet Store of Chamberlin, Boynton & Cos, Cor. W. & H. Streets, oct. 27--swlm Atlanta, Ga. The finest and cl» eapest lot of Boots and Shoes ever brought to this market, is to be found at the store of Isham^Alley. In these hard times, when money is so scarce and consequently so valuable, it is a question of importance how to make a cer tain amount do the most good and supply the greatest number of our wants. Under these circumstances, the prudent man will invariably seek the cheapest market. And hence it is that Howard 6c Kamsaur are now enjoying so large a patronage, and their trade constantly increasing. At the outset these young men determined to sell all lines of goods at low figures, and by increased volume of trade to make up for the enor mous profits realized on goods sold on time. To those, therefore, who have yet to lay in their supplies of winter clothing, boots and shoos, &c., we confidently recommend this young house, knowing that they can save money on all bills no matter how small. “Every little is a help” is true in all things, and in none is that adage more applicable than in the purchase of our necessary arti cles of clothing. To appreciate Isham Alley’s stock of Dry- Goods, it is only necessary to sco- them. Go around ladies and gentleman and in spect his stock. GOOD NIOYVS TO EMIGRANTS. Thos. J. Perry, Agent of the Emigrant Lines, has resumed the sale of Emigrant Tickets Parties going West can get Emi grant, Tickets at reduced rates by applying to him at Rome, Ga. We cheerfully recommend to our citizens, Dr. D’Alvigny, Jr., of Atlanta, who has come into our midst for the purpose of prac ticing Dentistry, in I)r. F. M. Johnson’s stead. His office will be found at Dr. J’s. old office, where he will be pleased to attend on all patients desiring work in his line. Tue finest, prettiest, best and Cheapest Stock of Dry Goods in town, Isham Alley has to sell, at his store. The Town Hall.—As the impression seems to prevail pretty generally among our citizens, that the town hall is unsafe, wo propose that a committee of skillful mechanics be appointed by the town coun cil, to investigate the matter, and report at an early day, so that the fears of th e nervous may be dismissed or confirm cd. We have recently examined the walls of said building, and were surprised to think that any one should suppose that there is the least danger of their falling in a hun dred years, if kept dry ; but our opinion may be incorrect, and we would like to have the matter put to rest in the way above indicated. The ball is large and c ommodious, and is certainly a great con venience to our town; and whatever may be thought of the propriety of its erection by the town council, it is now a fixed fact like our fine jail, and we should endeavor to make it a source of revenue, provided it is safe to be occupied. Isham Alley has, in his store, for sale’ many odds and ends that are not usually ft»nd in a Dry-Goods house. The Ilev Dr. Boring preached a mo3t excellent sermon in the Court house on Sabbath morning last. He visited our place in the interests of the Orphans’ Home, but owing to the unfavorbleness of surrounding circumstancec, he thought it best to defer the object of his mission to some future time. He earnestly requests the ladies of our town, and elswhere, where it is practicable, to organize an “Orphans’ Home Association,” for the benefit, of that unfortunate class, for which he is laboring with a zeal so commendable. We hope our lady friends will consider this m atter at once, and contribute and solicit aid for those who are lefr. fatherless and motherless in a cold, cold world! Cer tainly no object more worthy can claim their attention ; and no labor of love prom ises a richer reward. 'V e expect soon to Canvass Bartow and surrounding counties for subscriptions to our paper. We hope our friends will be ready w-i ien they see us to subscribe at once, b ?h r* to save time and talk and board, noL we expect to be persistent in our efforts, J jjvwlfortunate in presenting the claims Qtvihe Standard 4 Express for public pat rP>n age. It is our determination to make nt the largest and best family newspaper f published in north Georgia, so that those who take it will get the worth of their money, and more, too. Married, on the 16th inst, by Rev. P. 11. Brewster, Mr. Albert D. Hubbard, and Miss. Mary Wilson, all of Bartow Cos, Ga. Married,—Near Waco, Texas, Oct. 26th, 1811, by the Rev. Thoma 9 Stanford, Capt. J. A. low n seml of Owcusville, Texas, and Miss ranma n, Davis, formerly of Cartersville, Georgia. Married,—On the 15th inst, at the residence of l)r. N. J. Bussey, by ltev. J. H. DeV otie, D. D., Col. J. H. Rutherford, of Maynesviile, Ga., to Mrs. Pauline 1.. Pinckard, of Columbus. 1 propose to sell any thing in my line at |Atlanta figures and freight—Give me a trial t|ud be convinced that I mean what I say. Loyless. FINE JOB PRINTING. Since uniting the Standard & Express Printing Offices, we have one of the best JOB PRINTING Offices in the State, outside of the larger cities, and we have no hesitan cy in assuring the public that we can turn out as neat a job, either plain or in colors, as any establishment in the State, either in or out of the cities , and at as reasonable prices. We have in operation anew “ Boston & Fairhaven Cylinder Press,” which works to perfection. Our Job Type is new and of the latest styles. Con nected with our establishment is the best Pressman and Job Printer in the State, having had an experi ence of twelve years in that depart ment of the business. We intend to make Job Printing a specialty. As we intend to devote our paper to the advocacy of every enterprise and every thing that will snnre to the prosperity of this place and section, we shall expect the patronage of this community. We cordially in vite every one who has Job Printing to do, to call at our office and exam ine our specimens of work and prices We guarantee satisfaction. nov23-tf. Superb lot of Handkerchiefs, Extracts, Colognes, Toilet Powder Setts, &c., for the Ladies at Loyless. Prof. Ryan and his son Rolla gave two entertainments in the Town Hall last week. The few that were pres ent, were delighted with the exhibi tions, and felt at the close of each, that they were fully compensated for the small amount invested for ad mission. The Professor is a fine lec turer and persouator of character ; and in the latter capacity, master Rolla is inimitable. The vagabond news-boy, the woman’s right lecture and the wang-doodle preacher, were all “ taken off” in a most laughable manner by the young man. 100 Boxes Window Glass—all sizes— just received at Loyless Drug Store—for sale at Atlanta prices and freight. REUNION OF EVANS' GEORGIA BRIG ADE-ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGIN IA. Mr. Editor: One of the most agreeable incidents of the great State Fair, was the reunion of this veteran command of Gen. Lee’s immortal army, which occurred last night at the City Hall. The Brigade had been called together by such a modest no tice that we, in the pressure of other more boisterous matters, did not see it in time to make a proper notice. It is now our pleasure to recognize this as an event in the Fair. The object, had in view was apparently a reunion of these men who had followed Gordon under Stonewall, and Evans un der Early, through the campaigns of the Army of Virginia, and for another pur pose, viz : the organization of a benevolent institution, designed to relieve the suffer ing, and to preserve the records of this gallant command. Gen. Evans is now no longer a messen ger of the War God, but a bearer of “ the glad tidings of peace.” Reverently, brave ly and honestly as he surrended his sword to physical powers, has he taken upon himself the obligations of a warrior under the banner of the Cross, and here, at this reunion, we found the “ lion and the lamb” united in one man. The Brigade, composed of the 13th Ga., 26th Ga., 31st Ga., 38th Ga., 60th Ga, and Cist Ga. Regiments, and 12th Ga. Battal ion, through their representative members, were assembled once again, not to receive orders for war, under the passion of polit’- cians, but for the purposes of peace. After a most cordial, real honest soldier greeting, Gen. Evans was called to the Chair, and with the piety of his brave heart he unfolded the object had in view, to-wit : the union of this Brigade to be stow its benevolence on the needy widows and orphans, to preserve the records of the old command, and to preserve the spirit in which they fought for “the land we love,” and in which they have since illus trated it in pence. The following were appointed as com mittees to report at the next meeting of the Brigade, and were charged with the duty of reporting on their several departments: Muster Rolls and Adjutants’ Reports. — Col. J. T. Lowe, Lt. Col. Capers, Lt- Col. Davant, Capt S. 11. Crump. Organization and Constitution. -Lieut. Col. Capers, Capt. E. W. Croker, Lieut. W. D. McArthur. Benefactions —Col. Jones, Col. Baker, Capt. Howard. Executive Committee. —Gen. Evans, Col. J. M. Smith, Col. H. D. Capers, Col. Baker, Maj. Hanby, Lieut. Eugene Jeffers, Lieut- Col. Davant, Geo. W. Sims, Capt. E. W. Croker, Col. Crowder, Capt. Howard. The next meeting of the Brigade was called for Atlanta, on the 26tli day of April, when the reports of the Committees are ex pected as full as possible. In the meantime, all' communications containing any matter of interest to this gallant command, are requested to be seut to Gen. C. A. Evans, Atlanta, Ga., or to either member of the several Committees above mentioned, who will forward them to headquarters. Thus have we attempted to report one of the most interesting, and in our judgment, one of the most important meetings held in Macon siDce this wonderful Fair com menced. We are certain that the press will re spond to a request made to copy this and grant every facility possible for accom plishing the objects had in view by these men, to whom we owe more than we could express, even should we attempt it. October 26th, 1871. The above was written during the late Fair, but circumstances prevented its pub lication until now.—Ed. Ocr Saturday Night. The many citizens throughout this sec tion of the State who belonged to this gal lant old Brigade, will, doubtless, rejoice at this forthcoming opportunity of meeting with, and enjoying the friendly greetings of, their old fellow-comrades once in arms, but now engaged in the peaceful pursuits of life, where they can together sit down and recount the perils and sufferings, and joys and sorrows of the past, while heroic ly struggling for the Lost Cause. We constituted one of that number. Wish it to be known and read of all men. Let us, one and all, prepare for the meeting in At lanta, on the 26th day of April next. W'e will anticipate that meeting with much pleasure and auxietj 7 . There were two companies made up from this and adjoining counties, in the 60th Ga. Regiment of this Brigade, to,wit: Company I and company K. The former commanded by Capt. M. A. Leake, and (he latter by Capt. W'm. H. Howard; subsequently by Capts. Stiles, Phillips, and Lieuts. Rice, Owens, Gold smith, Couper, and Hagan, all of whom, we believe, thoagh scarred aud maimed, are still in the land of the living, while c any of their brave commands lie scattered from the Isle of Hop« below Savannah, Ga., to the Plains of Gettysburg, Pa. ffood ilotir. W'e are now receiving la.<j, e shipments of Choice Western Wheat, and prepared to furnish our customers with Gooa. pi our , at wholesale and retail. I. C. Manssishd & Cos, Holly Mills. Or. M, L. LfehtenKtaffi respectfully informs the eif ixens of C’artersville and vicinity, that he will revis it this place on Thnrsday. the 30th inst. He makes the treatment of all chron ic diseases a specialty, and refers as far as his success is concerned to the many flattering testimonials in his possession. This sys tem of practice is infallible in all painful affections, especially in Rheumatism and the various forms ot Neuralgias. Its efficiency in ail diseases attributable to nervous prostration must be witnessed to be ap preciated. Or. L. holds himself personally respon sible for every assertion here in made, and solicits a call from those who may need his services. Consultation free. Rooms at the Bartow House. the showman, Prof. Ryan, who was round last week, failed to create the slightest sensation. “ Old John Robinson” is said now to be working his way to this point, and if he fails, we w ill then despair, and be resigned to our “ Rip Van Winkle sleep !” Large Stock of Linseed, Kerosene, Tan ners, Laid, and other Lubricating Oils, now being received at Loyless. For the in formation of our readers, we make the pleasant announcement, that we are now having a most de lightful spell of weather. Every such spell as this is called “ injun summer,” we believe. Well, to-day is some warm, if it isn’t summer. Payne & Satterfield 9 ** is the place to buy your Pro visions* at astonishingly low prices. Oct. 17tf Mr. Jno. A Gladden, the most competent and efficient business man we kuow of, holds forth at J. B. Con yers’ excelsior Saloon, and would be glad to have his many friends call on him there, and he will take great pleasure in waiting on them. John does tilings on the “square.” ts Payne «k Satterfield have the finest Bar in town, and keep the best liquors, <*o and see them. Oct. 17tf Our exchanges abound in accounts of large potatoes and turnips. Such things are so common, (that is the accounts ) in Bartow county that we don’t pay much attention to them. 2700 lbs White Lead on hand and to arrive at Loyless. We learn from a Savannah paper, that they have had another big dog fight in that quiet little village. Will tumults never cease ? “ Let us have peace !” without martial law, if we can—with it if we must. Payne d r Satterfield will not be undersold. All they ask Is a trial, and satisfac tion is guaranteed. Oct. 17tf Those Side-Walks Once Moke ! Some of our citizens are still com plaining of the partiality which is shown by the town council in working side-walks. They declare that the fact is apparent to the most casu al observer. Our motto is, “ equal rights to all, exclusive privileges to none. ” There is no reason why there should be tiny discrimination in this matter. All who pay their taxes for certain conveniences are justly entitled to them according to the plainest principle of law. Come gentlemen, give us something like justice, or if it is your settled determination to give us the go-by, say so, and we will fix up our side-walks ourselves. -■■■■ > ♦ - ... —— Mammoth Stock of Fresh aud Pure Drugs just received-No old goods offerd— Entire Stock Fresh at Loyless. If you want the best Cigar you ever smoked, go to Payne & Satterfield’s aud get it. Oct. 17tf Seed Wheat. Just received a lot of Prime W’estem Am ber Wheat for seed. Apply early, I. C. Mansfield & Cos. Nov Bth 1871. Payne A Satterfield in vite their eountry friends to eall and examine their goods. They offer bargains. Oct. 17tf TOM BRIDGES has removed his Res taurant and Confectionery to the new and elegant store rooms of Judge Parrott’s un der the Town Hall. All persons indebted to the Express, up to October 28th ult., for Subscription, Ad vertising and Job Work, would do well to call and settle immediately. This is posi tively the last call. Job-Work done at the Standard & Ex press office mu3t be paid for before taken roin*the office. W'e work at cash prices. Oar devil says he don’t see why there should be so much said about martial law in other places, and noth ing said about its oppressive opera tions here, for he says the martial of Cartersville won’t allow him to shoot, fight, get tight or to do any thing of the kind without “ going for him.” If this ain’t martial law , he says he would like to know what it is! It seems that eyery attempt to get up a breeze in Cartersville is a splen did failure. We have cried fire! water! mud! Cotton factory! Rail road ! side walks! and many other things, but all in vain! We can’t get up any excitement whatever. iGur people move on in the same old I wa J when they move at all. Even '"fcf-tr, - ! 1. A H. LIEBHU f|| • . tfEW GOODS, (IREAT iwmms! 41 QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS ***» ii mi i u i—a. El Him (ILL, SEE 111 BE ISIOMEIIII A.T THE EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES we have concluded to sell our Magnificent and Elegant Stock of CONSISTING OF Dry-Goods, Clothing, Shawls, Cloaks, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LADIES’ & GENTLEMENS’ FURNISHING GOODS. And the Largest, Finest and most Elegant Stock of Ladies’ and Gentlemens’ TRIMS, VALISES, till ID THU Ml That ever has been brought to this place before WE CALL PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO OUR Which we have in prices as well as quality to suit everybody. ' W-l Call and be assured that we mean precisely what we say. Do not neglect the splendid opportunity to buy your goods cheaper than you have ever done before. Call and give us a trial and we will guarantee satisfaction to any and everybody. S. & M. LIEBMAN. Cash paid for Rags, Copper, Brass, Fur-skins, &c. Agents for Rock City Paper Mills wrapping paper at Mill prices. Also, McClellan tree saddles at low price*. S. &M L oct 5-tdec7 New Advertisements. 3 O’CLOCK. A MONTH,—Horse and carriage furnished; expensesc>aid ; samples free. H. B. SHAW, Alfred. Me. RIFLES, SHOMIsTsT - K EVOLVE IIS Gun materials of every kind. Write for price List, to Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburg, Pa. Army guns and Revolvers bought or traded for. Agents wanted. AGEXTS, LOOK ! $1 to sl2 dally easilv made. Profitable and respectable business. A little novelty wanted by everybody. Sneers sure t>end stamp for circulars to Churchill & Tem pleton, Manu£a, el? fiway, N. 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J U R U B EB A It is NOT A PHYSIC—It is NOT what is larly called a BITTEHB, nor is it intended ITIAJJra. AMERICAN plantthat Kn used for many years by the medical faculty of those countries with wonderful efficacy as a nowerfnl at ™dS?o?t” d “*“ re “ and '"■« -»“■>■ <» LIT KR AND SPLEEN, ENLARGEMENT OR OB» STRUCTION OF INTESTINES, URINARY, UTERINE OR ABDOMINAL ORGANS, POVERTY OR A WAN OF BLOOD, INTERMITTENT OR REMITTENT FEVERS, INFLAMATION OF THE LIVER DROPSY, SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE BLOCD, ABSCESSES. TUMORS, JAUNDICE SCROFULA, DYSPEPSIA, AGUE AND FEVER OR THEIR CONCOMITANTS Dr. Wells' Extract of Jarubeba isM? SpSiirofrVKrr; weakness with their attendant eviK ’ going complaints iur Tne *°re jurubeba, derangements of'the system; tone to all the vital and JOHN Q nd and fortlflt9 JOHN Q. tfI.£LOGG, it Platt sQfe w Yrrk w« o« r* b^S McCutcheon’s Column. The Western Antidote ! McCUTCH EON’S CHEROKEE INDIAN BITTERS. This highly valuable Indian Remedy is too well known, wherever it has been used, to TO* quire special notice. Those who are unacquainted with its won derful operation upon the system will find it a certain remedy in all Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs. It is verv'useful iu Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, Ague-Cake Dysentery and other oamplaints. It warms the stomach and bowela ; cures Colic and Ob structions of the Breast; sustains excessive labor of both body and mind ; cures the Piles, promotes the Appetite, assists Digestion ; pre vents unpleasant dreams and frights; strength ens the judgmeut, cures Nervous, aathmstical, and Hysterical Affections; removes all the disorders of weakness and debility ; purifie* the Blood; cures Neurralgia and Dispepsia, together with most Diseases peculiar to Fe males. Old and young, male and female, Lave beta greatly benefited by Its use, ae hundred* of letters all parts of the United States will ertify. Let those who are unacqutinted with McCutchko.Vs s> Cherokee Indian Bitten.’* before saying this is too much, try a bottle, and all who do so will unite in testifying that the half has not hoi n told. Cherokee Indian Bitters possesses an en ergy which seems to communicate new life to the system, and renovate the feeble, fainting powers of nature. Its operation upon the tissues of the body does not consist in affecting the ityitability of the living fibre, but in im parting a sound and healthy stimulus to the Vital Organs. It strengthens substantially and durably the living powers of the animal machine; is entirely innocent and harmless ; may be administered with impunity to both sexes, and all conditions of life. There is no disease of any name or nature, whether of youngjor old, male or female, but that it is proper to administer it, and if it be done seasonably and perseveringly, it will have a good effect. It is perfeetly incredible to those unacquainted with the Bitters, the facil ity with which a healthy action ia often in the worst cases restored to the exhausted organs of the system , with a degre of animation and desire for food, which is perfectly astonishing to all who perceire it. This Medicine purifies the blood, restores the tonic power of the fibres, and of the stomach and digestiye organs; rouses the animal spirits, and substantially for tifies and reanimates the broken down consti tutions of mankind. Indians are the most healthy of the human race. take ae abundance of phvsioal ex ercise, breathe pure air, and live on simple diet. When sick, they use no mineral poisons, but select roots, herbs, and plants “ from the great drug store of their Creator.” McCutchiox’* “ Chirokk* Indian Bitters” is a combination of these vegetable substances which render it entirely innocent and harmless to the constitu tion of the most delicate male, or female. The wonderful power which these “ Bitters” are known to possess in curing diseases, evinces to the world that it is without a parallel in the history of medicine, and afford additional evi dence that the great benefactors of the country are not always found in the temples of wealth nor the mazy walks of science, but among the hardy sons of Nature, whose original, untutor ed minds, unshackled by the forms of aci ence are left free to pursuo the dictate* of reason, truth, and common sense. Since the introduction of this remedy into the United States, thousands have been raised from beds of affliction whose lives were de spaired ot by their physicians and pronounced beyond the reach of medicine. McCutcheon’* “ Cherokee Bitters” has driven the most popu lar medicines of everr name, like chaff before a whirlwind, from almost every citv, town and, village where it has been introducad, and is destined ere long to convince the world that the red mans remedies arc the white man 1 * choice. For diseases peculiar to the female sex there is nothing bet ter. Old and young, male and female, have all been greatlv benefit ted by its use. Hundreds of certificates, from all parts of the United States, which are enti tled to the fullest confidence, speak of it in the most favorable manner. These are not only from persons who have been cured bv it, but •Iso from some of the most eminent physicians and druggists who have succerafiiUv te*ted it in their practice and voluntarily offer their tes timonial* in its favoi. For sale bv „U Dealer*. Special Notice.—Merchants andjDrug gists doing business at a distance from tbe railroad, when ordering my “Cherokee In dian Bitters,” will please state the depot to wnich they have their goods shipped. By so doing, I can sometimes supply their wants much earlier. Address all orders to R. H. McCTJTCHEON, • Marietta. Ga. Who alone is authorised to manufacture the original and genuine, oct 26—ly