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JLoc a I. BCS-'Wc are authorized to hiiiiounce the name of THOMAS R. COUCHB', of Kingston, Ga., a cantli date lur Judge of the County Court oj B'ftow, at the Election on Saturday the 23d inst. Feb’y lu. 1807. are authorized to announce the name ol JLSSE R. WIKLK, h candidate for Judge ot the County Court of Bartow, to till the va cancy of Judge Trippc. deceased.— Election on Saturday, the 23d, inst. Feb’y «, 1807. Bautowvillk, Jan. 28. 1867. The friends ot Col. R. C. SAXON announce him a candidate (or Judge of the County Court of Bartow, made va cant by the death of Judge Trippe. R HENDERSON, J. BOGLE. VST We are requested to state that a Union Prayer Meeting will be held at the Methodist EL Church, in this place, on every Wednesday night. The pub lic are respectlully solicited to attend. UstfrVVe urge upon our town author ities the importance of discontinuing the burial of the dead in the grave yard lomerly attached to the Baptist church in tins place, and the the taking of steps for its removal. The town is rapidly building up m that direction, and it is located on one ol the most commanding eminences around the place. By removing it, many more beautiful building tots will be brought into in n ket, which, otherwise, will j mar the uniformity of our streets and j place, m well as brmg the grave yard ii the very heart of the private resi deuce part ol the town. Stop the in terment of the dead there now, and it will not I e a very great undertaking to remove those who have alrcad) been buru-d there, but let it continue anoth er year ot two, aud U Will be impracti cal to attempt it. Tut: Election Saturday.— Don’t forget the eiteitoii for Judge of the Count) Court, to-morrow. There are lon e candidates in the held, and all ol them are worth) men and well quali" tied lot iht-pout. Show them that you rcApivt them oy supporting the man ol y our choice. See announcements ol tin u iiu.iKf- under local head. ’Ve learn th it Mr. Ford's store tit air. was broken into, a tew’ <; j\ s .-once. and goods taken tlierelrom, to a considerable extent. The deed u is coin mil u U by Doc. Glusgo and two outers by ilie name ot Baker. — G.asgo has been arrested anu lodged in j ill at this place, who, we under* 4ia.nl, pleads guilty, the other two have made their escape, and are yet at 1 irge. attention of our merchants auu business men generally is invited to the Circular from the business men <d Charleston, South Carolina, to be found among our new advertisements, l'he tune to purchase Spring goods is .now lit hand, and we suggest to our merchants and others the propriety ol consulting this list before starting to market or sending out tl.fir orders, as well as filing it a way lor future reler enre. t£S~The Land ll c Love , is the title ot a neat monthly magazine, published at Charlotte, North Carolina, by Gen. A). 11. Hill, late of the Confederate States Army, at $3 00 per annum. We -are in receipt of the February number ol this excellent monthly, at:d find it well stored with interesting reutintseu ajcs of the late wai, to which tl is largely ly devoted. Every one who was a sol dier in the late war ought to take it. Bankrupt law has been re vived and passed the Senate, with a mendments, and now goes to the House ior concurrence. Il it is passed and again becomes the law of the land, it will be a great measure of relief to men who are hopelessly involved in debt. My-Ageuts are wauled to sell the life ind campaigns of General (Stone wall'' Jackson. See advertisement. The Washington Chronicle states that General Grant favors Slevens”Mil itary bill, wnich recently passed the House of Representatives. iwy-The weather is beginning, very much. to resemble the Spring of the year, it is mild and pleasant. The birds are renewing thesr carolls, and the earth to dou her verdant robe.— The farmer is busily engaged in pre paring the soil for the reception of seed. Gardening is commenced in earnest. — May we not reasonably hope that the chilly blasts of winter are over, aud But spring is drawing near ? Me publish a sensible article under the head of•• Stand Firm,” which we take from the Daily Louisville Ky. Courier, and commend it to our readers. The day. we fear, is porlculious of e \il to the South. We arc now in the midst ot a perilous ocean, the waves <*f fanaticism roll high, and the surging biilows threaten the overthrow of the old ship of State. The storm rages v Uh great fury, therefore, let each man be at his post, aud determined to do his whole duty, let come what will.— Let tis maintain our Christian integrity and dignity of character, by meekly submitting to whatever requirements the national authorities may, by brute force, impose upon us; but let us ‘stand firm.’ True patriotism is admired by the brave aud magnanimous every where, but false pretensions are detest able alike to God aud man. YY bile we are to manifest an obedient aud law abiding spirit, let us not compro mise our dignity by selling our buth right for a mess of pwttage. Let us only be true to our God, our Gounlrv, ourselves and the principles of consti tutional freedom, and, notwithstanding our political horizon mey be environed by cloud alter cloud rising dark o’er the way, these clouds may be big with mercies, and, ere long, burst aud scat ter blessings all over our conqueied laud. The poet has beautifully said : “God moves in a mysterious way His wonders to perform." Let us accept the situation without murmuring, “lest,” as Getnalial said to Paul in regard to persecuting the saints, “ye be found lighting against God,” for, if the present or any future measures ol Congress for our humilia tion be adopted simply as such, it will come to nought, but if by divine di rection, we cannot prevent it, resting, at the same time, in the fact that •T. uth crushed to the ground will rise again-’ ®csuCoiigress seems to disagree as to the best plan to govern the South.— Several bills have been oflered and fully discussed, and divers amendments and substitutes urged, con ercnce commit tees have revised old r< jeeted bills and presented them tor adoption, and each bi oicli ol the great assembly have la bored to concur in their respective measures, but up to the present noth ing has received the constitutional vote of that hod) ; though we need nut be surprised to learn, at any time, the pas sage of a law again inaugurating the sword and bayonet as the law power ol the South. Lotus expect the worst and hope for the belter. If any mea sure is adopted, we will, in due time, advise our readers of it. How to Kii.l a Town. —Run every one oil w ith unreasonable charges for lots, and Broadway, New York, rents. Slick your hands in your pockets, and discourage every enterprise in every wav, if you do not see a dollar in it for your greasy stocking. Loaf about the street corners, content to curse a bad fortune and sponge on somebody for a drink of mean whisky. How to Build a Town. —Encourage every one who is worthy and active in spirit, ti) purchase and improve pro perty. Go to work, stimulating enter prises that are legitimate, by uniting your industry, influence and capital in the common “poi.” Live for others as well as lor yourself. Cultivate a public spirit, and talk less than you work, mean what you say, and demon strate your sincerity by a strict obser vance of punctuality, liberality and in dustry. Prefer to wear out your pants about the feet and let no one see they aie patched in the seat. ®f%,Fflder the late law. Congress re" assembles on the 4th of March. Per haps no further legislation will be at tempted on any of tlie important mea sures now belore Congress, as they would be subject to the President’s pocket veto. The terms of office ol several U. S. Senators expire and new ones will take their seats, a majority of whom are radicals, which will aug ment their ranks and make them more invincible. Then we may look out. JS-We are in receipt of the first number of the j aihj Opinion , which has just commenced its career, in the city ol Atlanta, with new type, nevr presses, and a complete new outfit, and is published by our old friend and con- Irere, YY illiam L. Scruggs, late of the New Era , Editor and Proprietor, at $G 00 a year, $4 00 for six months, and $2 00 (or three months. It is quite a neat aud readable sheet, with well filled columns, and is ably edited and well arranged. We cheerfully welcome it to our exchange list, and wish the new candidate lor public favor a prosperous career. T M COMPTON, Jlgent, CARTERSVILLE. Cl Deale: in Variety Merchandise OFFERS all WINTER GOODS at very low rates, t»nd will sell ALL GOODS, whether affected by the season or not, a. low est cash rates, Cali and learn prices, it you do not buy, as il is not sure, always, that all g ods are sold at cost, when it is said that tile party is selling out at cost; or if sold at cost the cost may be very high, Feb 13th. iui At Cost! At Cost!!! $15,000 WORTH OF GOODS AT COST! I M ILL commence MONDAY. 11th inst*, selling goods at cost, and will continue to do so until my new Spring Goods arrive, or until my stock is closed out. My stock con sists ot Staple and Fancy DRY-GOODS! GENTS’ CLOTHING, HATS Si CAPS, Avery large assoitment of Roots & Shoes. “/ mean just what I say /” No Humbug in This!!! A1 I acK of you is just to call and price for yourselves. Louie, and come at once it you Waul Baegains. WAL H. BROTERTON, Under Barlow. House at the Atlanta Store. C ARTERSVILLE, Ga., Feb. Bth, 1867. Hoard and Lodging, CIAN be had of MRS. LOL A. HARRIS, J id this place, at the lollowiug terms lsoard, with Lodging sl6 OU per mouth. Hoard, without Lodg. to 00 •• *• Hoard. Lodging, Wash ing aiul ironing, 18 00 •* “ Having a family to support and no one to assist her, she appeals to the pubnc lor assist ance in this way. Cartcrsvil’e, Feb 15. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS OF GENERAL [STONEWALL] JACKSON. By Prof. R. L. Dabney, D. D , of Y r a. Tiik Standakd Biography of tho Immortal Hero. 'l'he only edition authorized by lbs widow, and puLl shed lor her pecuniary bene fit. The author a personal friend and Chief ot Stall ol the Christian Soldier, W e waut an Agent in every county. Send for circulars and see our terms, and what the Press says ol the work. A, dress NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., feb 15 A i'la.n ta, Ga. VAN EPPS & TIPPIN, Wholesale Dealers in Groceries & Produce. Alabama S'rcet, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, H AVE in Store and to arrive : 400 Bushels M’hite and Yellow Corn, 200 barrels Flour. 16 casks Bacon, 50 barrels Sugar, 20 barrels Syrup, 20 half barrels Mackerel, 50 kits Mackerel, 20 hexes Soap, 50 boxes Crackers, 20 barre s Crackers, 50 boxes Star Candles, 20 bags Rio Coffee, 40 boxes Cheese, Green and black Teas, Citron, Dried Currants, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Blacking, Starch, Soda, Copperas, Nuts, Figs, Dates. Raisins, Pickles, Gat-up, Cove Oysters, Sardines, Tomatoes in cans, Condensed Milk, &e. Kingston High School. Male and Female departmentts. THE exercises of this new Insti- G stitution will open on MONDAY, ) ns **> under the super vision of the undersigned, whose time and labor will be sedulously devoted to the instruction a.id improvement of those committed to his care. The Scholas tic Year will comprise Thirty-Six Weeks.— The First Session will continue twenty weeks, the second, sixteen w eks. Rates of Tuition: Elementary, sls 00 for 20 weeks. Ordinary,. 18 00 do do Nat. Sciences and Higher Mathematics, 22 00 do do Greek and Latin,.... 25 00 do do Incidental expenses per Scholar, 1 00 do do No deduction will be made for time lost af ter entrance, except in cases of protracted sicx ness. The government will be mild but firm Experieuced Assistant T- achers will be em ployed as soon as the number in attendance will justify it. 'l'he Music.! Department will also be sup plied at an early day. Board can be procured with pl-asant families in and near the village on reasonable terms. Parents desirous of having their children thoroughly instructed in t? e usual Classical and Scientific Course, previous to entering College, will have every a tention given them in this school. A liberal .-hare of patronage 18 respectfully solicited. The building is of sufficient size to afford ample room for 50 or 60 studtnts; but should increasing patronage require, it will be enlarg ed and more extensively fitted up with every appliance necessary for comfort and conveni ence. Books and Stationery will be furnished, when desired, at cost prices for cash. Tuition for every Five weexs. payable, either in advance or within the limits of this length ot time. R. G. JOHNSON, Principal. KIN GSTON, Ga., Feb. 7th, 1367. Blair and Bradshaw have removed their Store to . Samuel Clayton's new brick building, East side Os the Rail-ROad, anand see excelled in price, quality or quantity, in any market South. Just received a complete assortment Childrens’, Misses’, and Ladies’ Shoes. Gents’ Boots, and as low as old cost prices, Bleaching-*, Sea Island Shirtings and Sheetings, new Prints, spring and winter styles ; Hoop Skins, all grades; and, in fact, auy thing kept in a First Class Dry-Goods House. CART ERS VI LL K, Feb’y 15, 1867. I BscK. 4s®4?isa» DEALERS IN Chemicals, Paints, &u . &<:. Proprietors of Kramer's Hair Restora tive, Psoricus, Universal Bitters, fferve & Bone Liniment, &c. Cartersville, Ga. | X'XT'L leave to inform the citizens pen T T eraliv, am! physicians particularly, that we have on hand a large, well selected stocK us Diup and Medicines, and are remiv to till orders at the lowest prices. Being a ware ot the great adulteration prac ticed in preparing Medicines, we have made arrangements to have this done under our own supervision, and will warrant all our Medi cines pure. As we buy in the best marKets in ihc country, and buy entirely fur cash, we can supply our customers with goods as cheap as the- ran possibly he bought elsewhere, We will duplicate any bill of “•nods bought south of Louisville. Respectfully soliciting your orders, we are Yours verv respectfully, Eeb 8, 1867. BEST & KRA MER. Samutl Clatto.v, R. A. Clayton. S. CLAYTON & SON, DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, CARTERSVILLE, GA. Store Room in the Corner room of (he NEW BRICK BUILDING, ADJOINING the Bartow House. Would respectfully invite the citizens Cartersville and surrounding country , To call and examine our a s © € m, which consists of CRY-GOODS, CROCKERY, SHOES, NOTIONS. HATS, TIN-WRRE, STATIONERY, HARDWARE, and a general assortment of Family Groceries. Mr. LUIAH STEPHENS, so long and favorably known to this community, is with us. lie will he pleased to meet his friends, and will he ever ready to supply their wants. Our TERMS are CASH, and we will be contented with small profits. No trouble to show goods. Come and see us. Feb Bth, 1867. F. M. RICHARDSON, and Wholesale Coaler in AI,L KINDS OF Tin and Sheet Iron House Furnishing Goods, Gen erally. COOK, COAL, WOOD AND WROUGHT IRON STOVES. ROOFING done with neatness and dispatch. Whitehall Street, ATLANTA. G-.A Eeb. 15, The Simon Pure Peruvian Ci U j| If # ® FOR GARDENING PURPOSES, expect ed daily to arrive, and for sale at the Drufc Store ot BEST & KR AMER. Cartersville, fifb 15. Rowland Spring for Sale. rpHE property known as Rowland Springs, 1 near Cartersville is for sale—The houses and buildings with abou t four hundred acres of land, including the Springs, will he sold at a bargain. It not sold by the first day of April, it will be for rent for a term of years to a person able and quallified to entertain company. Im mediate possession given. For terms, apply to Col. Pritchett in Cartersville, or the sub scriber on the premises. Wan. T. QUINBY, fW 15th 1867. 6w. Valuable property for Sale. THE property Arnown as the Etow h Man ufacturing &. Mining Comj any, is offered fur sa ! e at a price very much below its value. On the property are Furnaces in good condi tion, the remains of the Rolling Mill Machine shop Foundry, Flouring Mill &c. The Eto wah river has a fall of over eighty feet on the Companies’ land. There are over thirteen thousand acres of land belonging to the trop erty, on whi h are inexhaustible beds of of Iron ore, and other minerals, To persons wishing to engage iu the manu facture of Iron, cotton or woollen goods, this property presents inducements superior to any other in the state. For Terms and other information relative to the property call upon General Wofford and Colonel Pritch’tt in Cartersville. Major Cooper, at the Worxsor the Subscriber at his Residence, near Cartersville, WILLIAM T.QUINBY. Gen. Sup . ETOWAH M. 4, M. 00. Feb uarj 14, !8«7. 3w. Family Groceries, CONFECTIONERIES. AC, 4.4, 6 <ss. •f t Mur re Co's old stand— tcest side Public square, CARTERSVILLE, GA. Jl SI received, and fur sale, at reduced market prices, a very large lot of New Bacon and Lardj VIRGINIA SALT, SUGAR, COFFEE, SYRUP, FLOUR, MEAL, RICE, CHEESE. MACKEREL* SUGAR CURED HAMS. Gai'dvn Seeds, n full supply. Onion Sells and Hutton*. Tobacco, Chewing and Smoking. l*ot ware, of the finest quality. Confectioneries, a No, I lot, fresh. Powder and Shot, <] Nails, assorsed sizes. IVooden-ware, Hashing Soap, unsurpassed. To all of which, and much more, we invite the attention of the public. Feb, I. W. L. Kirkpatrick & Cos., Druggists, 1 cartersville, ga. ITT ILL keep constantly on hand a well \ f selected stock of pure DRUGS AND MEDICINES, s sr £ ©» mm, ..*&» Fatent Medicines Sec. Jones’ Carriage Repository, Jan 17. Mv old friends and customers will please remember, that, after hav ing been twice burned out, l have Resumed the Drug Business, with Messrs. T- J. & m. B. Swanson, under the stvle of MASSEY, SWANSON & CO. at Roark's Corner, Next door to W H. Brotherton. I wilt be pleased to meet all my old friends at our new place of busi ness. where I am prepared to show them a large and well assorted stock of drugs, medicines, chemicals, patent med icines, paints, oils, glass, putty, fancy and toil et articles, soaps, perfumery, brushes of all kinds, pure wines and brandies for medicinal purposes, and at very low figures, R. J. MASSEV, late Massey and Herty. fob i ATLANTA, GA. SI,OOO REWARD. Hunter’s Specific. TIIHE great English Remedy. | A certain, speedy and pleasant cure for Gonnoral cea, Syphilis, Pain in the hack, Incontinence of Urine, Diseaseso the Bladder, Seminal Weakness, Kidney Diseas- s, Diahetis, Sione in Bladder, Elfects of Murcury, and Gleet. •—lt cures in from five to eight days. —lt requires ho Change of Die . —lt is not disagreeable to take. —lt imparts no odor to the breath. lt gives tone the who'e system. —lt removes impurities of t>e blood. i Sold, whole*ale and retail, by WM. H. TUTT, Wholesale Druggist, Augusta, Ga. jan 2a.w6m Advertisement* are almost daily being committed on the lands belonging to the Ltowah Manufacturing &. Mining Company in Cutting Wo>d and Timber. A 1 persons fund trespassing on the Company’s lands after this da'e, wiJ be prosecuted at once. Dur ng the years, 1864 and 1865, a large amount of Iron, Wagons, 'i ools, and other propetty, was carried off Iron the Company’s works without proper author ty. All persons having any of said Property, are hereby Re quested to retura the same or come and settle for it. Any person knowing the whereabouts of any portion of this property or a who carried it off, and will give such Information as will enable the Subscriber to recover it or its value. Will be Liberally Rewaded. Information or the Property can be left with THOMAS DUCK*-1 i at the Works or the Subscriber, at his F:esidence near Cartersvulc. WILLIAM T. QUIN BY, Gen. Supt. ETOWAH M.& M CO. February 15. 3w ROBACK’S *vO° D p '4z s ROBAGKS j SUGAR-COATED, iPUBELY VEGETABLE,! ! Free from Mercury AND : ALL MINERAL POISON.! I ' And are, undoubtedly, the best remedy exlnul i w - V> for O o <v SICK AM) \EIIUirS Ipni'ltß! *■' Oper-ting, vjr / as they do, by wWo« ot H t*pecin| aflin ty for the X tnueou* membrane ~| the bowels, / thereby removing the causes. As « _ _ ! i . . ‘ mn gmv aooia SiHovaoH LIVER PILL j they one have no rival. Ix-iug com posed of die most Powerful Vegetable Extracts which haven direct aetisii on the j SPLEEN AND LIVER, ! V h 'PP.V effect of which can be ; so.-n after one or two do.-cs. They Remove the Rile, Assist Diejcstion, Care Costireness, In fact, they are, »« their iininc i idieates, the BLOOD PILL "The Life-Giving Principle." They search out disease and strik- at its verv root, leaving the system in the lull vigor of Iveiddi; are I’KKKKITI.Y 11A It MI. Ks.S m ! INFANTS. OK PKHSONS OFTII PI I MOST KKUCATE COXSTIIU- i I II)NS, and are a SAFER, SUHER AND BETTER 1 Purgative Pill! than has ever lx-fore hern available ! to mankind, ami, being ilu<-klv I GAIt-l OA I’EI >, arc esp<-ciallv adapt ed ns a K.’iMKJi) K<>|{ CHII Jili KS. »»•* persons who have a dr.-ad of swallowing a pill. They are, un questionably, one of our most . satisfactory HATH A It I'll’M, . X. and no household ,A i \ *hou|,| he with- /. /V \V*A\ out thorn. /'4av - J&S PRINCE, WALTON & CO., (Successors to Dr. C W. Robnvk,) BOLE PItOPRIiCTORS, Nob. 50,68,00 & 62 East Third St. CINCINNATI, O. Are Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Patent Medicines EVERYWHERE. m* B'MNSg* CARRIAGE REPOSITORY AND CARTERSVILLE, GA. (©“Special attention given to Repair* lug. HAVING opened business at my old stand, ! am prepared to do any and all hinds of work de-ired in the Carriage Line, at low figures for cast.. I shall keep on hand a line assortment of Buggies & Carriages, ami can, »t short notice, furnish any kind of a VEHICLE dcs-red, Having connect.-I myself with Messrs. Wyman & May, Augusta, Ga a well known and reliable firm, I will >■'■'l at AugUMta Prlccft, freight* aided. from the best Factories at the North and East. All of which will be warranted right. Being well acquainted with the country and people, with long experience in the • usim I puri use to furnish the market with such work as will give perfect satisfaction, | sluil he able to furnish the entir- country, u no facilities are unlimited. Call and examine, It shall cost you nothing. I feed assured that the good people of this county will appreciate the honest efforts of one of their old citizen., broke dowu by the war. R. H. JONES, January 17, 1867. wly Pay up; pay up. WE again respectfully ask all indebt. I to us to come forward and ~ay prompt ly. We must have money, BLAIR & BRADSHAW. Cartersville. Feb 1. ROEACXI3 ROSACK’S BLOOD ASID LIVER