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Governor Johnson at ®' at It gives u* pleasure * ad dreS3 the his excellency, Gov, . . on i' o . MO khow, j citizens of Cass at A “![ . ’ bccn villified and | (Friday,) SEPT. Canvasß , | abused most B ,j Wl u turu out and ; and we sincerel) at Kingston and Cai hear him. His P . al) d we desire hou were J h „ fr and independ- j W 1 Mr B* Let them i shoeing- The Canvass in Gordon. o,^C..nt y Sa^.r^<—; SSS-fssvrl CbfZwlv oor friends are enfldedt rs, wUi tic >see J,i their looks, os certain of defeat. Ut ottae { counties do as they may, Gordon is certain for , Johnson, Lumpkin and the entire Democratic j 11 Governor Johnson’s speech on Tuesday was ( & most triumphant effort, and will do great; good He is emphatically the man fertile tunes, j and the people are well convinced of it. Governor Johnson at Kingston. | of listing ♦<> thedis-j fcass'on at Kingston, on Monday last, between Governor Johnson and the Her. Charles Wal- ’ lace Howard. The Know Nothings had deter-! mined on a coup d'etat, and had all their ar- , rangemeuts made for a grand flourish. Their j object was evidently to embarrass the Governor : aud his friends, but the failure was a most sig nal one. Their request for n division of the j time was promptly complied with—Rev. Mr. ! Howard being allowed an hour and a half, and , the Governor replying in a speech of two hours, i \erer did we witness a more ignominious de feat. Our sympathies were aroused for the rev- I erend gentleman, although he was our political ; oppouent. We feel assured of one thing, that he will never attempt to meet the Governor a- j gain. Altogether it was a glorious day for the ; Democracy ol Cass. Look out for Misrepresentations. This is the last week of the Canvass and j we warn our friends to keep a good look out for electioneering documents. The country will bo flooded with them—filled with the foulest misrepresentations and falsehoods Let every democrat and anti Nnow Nothing be on the alert. All sorts of stories will be started because our enemies know that we shall have no time to contruuict and expose j them. Let every friend of lus country be j watchful so that he may be ready to stop these precious slanders promptly. We have i only to be wide awake and the day is ours _ The Atlanta Fair. The Fair of the Southern Central Agri cultural Society w :S. in n.any respects, a failure. The attendance was not so large nor the contributions so fu 1 as usual. Ic was too early iu the season, and we arc glad to hear that the committee have determined on the month of October for the future fairs. Cass county, as usual, contributed largely. A correspondent of the Carolina Banner . S C.) tl us speaks of several of our citizens and their contributions: .. The show of Devons was contributed al together by Mr Deters, and draughts made from his celebrated stock, as well as the swine, which consisted of the Berkshire and Essex breeds. Our old friends, Cols. J. W Watts and J. M Young, (formerly of Lau rens, but now of Cass county. Georgia,) con tributed Duihams from stock from Col Wade Hampton's and Col. J D Williams herds, which were a decided improvement upon this class of former years. Col. Watts was strong iu Merino, Cotswold and broad tailed sheep ; whilst Mr. Peters showed a pen of superb South-Downs.” ** The ladies’ department was the centre 1 of attraction. Mrs Rowland, a fine sped ■} men of the up country Carolina housewife, j received a large number of premiums for i domestic fabrics of general utility. She is I the lady of M>ij. Rowland, the whole-souled j proprietor of the Rowland Springs, and in j Georgia sets a good example of what Caro i lina mothers can do.” >• i Look well to your Tickets. We have heard it hinted that our enemies j will have tickets printed with all sorts of j headings, their object being to deceive voters ; who dislike that party, into the belief that! they are voting against it, when they are in reality voting for it. Look well to your j tickets! Don’t be satisfied with the mere i heading, but read every name on it, and i see that they are the simon pure, aud above I all don't split your tickets. Our enemies ‘ cannot split their tickets, and we cannot J succeed unless we follow their example —i Let every man who oppose the principles of the Know Nothing party, vote the full anti j Know Nothing ticket. Recollect that we arc voting for *. principles—not men.” Y'ou may have personal friends on the other side bat will they carry out your views ? If you dislike their principles vote against them If there ever was an election when men ought to vote from principle now is the time. Look well to it, voters of the fifth district. Not a puff—but true. That we all love pleasure none will deny, and in order to enjoy life we must necessa rily furnish ourselves with the means conse j < l Ueal to that end. There are various sources Dow which we derive pleasure. Some take pleasure in standing, sitting, walking, and last bus not least we all take pleasure in r.ding. Wo also love to enjoy ourselves on j the cheapest system which affords the most j p easuie, this Deing the conclusion to which j we ani*e, we recommend all persous wish- | mg to adopt the cheapest system to call on Grtffi 8 * &Go.. carriage dealers, Hilltop* * ai, d purchase a Tehicle just don and racity, and -t|J! T ° f UQcloubted ve apt to bo V” riages of any WIU BeU •- fiold in any other Southern l'r included. See their advertisement in aj other coliimn. Q au i Sad Accident. 1 >. re gret4o learn that Larkin Reynolds bjLm. , * oood *rw*.j D 7 bl ' otlu!r . who whs under tbs ire. ’ n .he entire c-jutoutn of die run i Q bis 4., w j Just Bead! Cartesville, Sept. 24, 1866. To the Editors of the Standard : i Gent ._l wish you to publish through your paper that I consider myself no longer a member of the Know Nothing Lodge, (or Cartersville Council) where 1 have been a | member, as they will not hold a meeting to ! let me out. Yours respectfully, JOHN X GIBBS. They Gome! Cartersvii.le, Sept. 22, 1860, j To the Editors of the Standard ; Gent.— l wish you to state in your paper that I have applied for an honorable dig -1 chnrge from tlie Cartersville Council known as Know Nothings iu this oounty, and I am no longer a member of said council. his ALLEN X PEARCE. i mark Still they Come! CAR'rtJßsvii.i.E, Sept. 22, 1866. ! To the Editors of the Standard : Gent.—l wish yon to state in your paper J that I attended at Wolf Pen Council on last ’ week, for the purpose of getting discharged j from the Order known as the Know Nothing order, and they had no meeting, and as I wish lobe out before the election,! take this ’ in(tlitd to, inform the public that I do not. ; consider myself a member any longer, Yours Respectfully his JAMES X A. COLLINS, j mark Well, Don’t they Come ? Cass County, Sept. 22, 1865. Editors Cassville Standard : Please say that I have applied for an hon orable discharge from the Council of Know 1 Nothings to which I belonged, aud am no longer a member of the Order. A. W. PATTERSON. Gov. Johnson and the State Boad. The Know Nothings in order to turn the j attention of the people from their odious prin ciples and policy, are heaping every abusive j epithet in the English language against Gov i J. on account of the recetat reduction of way | freights upon the State Road. They chargo ; that the reduction is only in favor of Maj. I Mark A. Cooper, and that he alone is the recipient of the benefits Now we have not | seen’the recent rate of freights, nor can we ; assert'’ Cooper stands affected there | by, but wo do know that he did not ask an ( exclusive privilege, nor did Gov Johnson ; intend that it should be so All that was ! asked by Maj. Cooper was that the way j freights should bo reduced on certain arti i c es let tl e u be shipe.l by him or any other i p-Tson, and such was the intention of the j Legislature. t Swan’s Bank Note List and Detector. We ha\c received a specimen number of i this new publication, lately commence] in Montgomerj 1 , Ala., and Atlanta, Ga ,by i Samuel Sw in. the indefatigable broker and • Manager of the Atlanta and Montgomery I Lottery. We are unable to speak of it in ; detail, now, but from what we know of the i man, we dare say it is just what the com j mercial public want Our old friend Han j leitcr docs the printing r.ud, as is usual with him, does it well. The work contains 44 pages, aud is published scini monthly at $2 a year. Address James Robertson, general agent, Atlanta, Ga. COMMUNICATED. Reply to the Rev. J. P. Woodson. Mr. Editor : I see in the Rome Courier a letter written by the Rev. J. P, Woodson, in reply to a letter written by myself some 1 time since, denying the charge of Know No thingism. In this lie does uot attempt to j discuss the political questions, but attacks ! my character and points me out as a liar ! and an eavesdropper with many other things, i and comes out aud says that all liars sha.l ’ have their portion in the lake that I urns ! with fire and brimstone I suppose thecon j viction of Mr. Woodson's own mind has ■ taught him this as well as the Word of God, I for it is said by the same Word that drnnk ! ards, and whoremongers, aud idolators, and | all kinds of abominntois shall have their ! portion in the same lake. Now, Mr. Wood- j j son be so good as to acknowledge for which | of these abominations you was expelled from ; the church or why it is that you are not iden- J i titied with your bretheren. Now a man that i bears the title of Reverend should be of un- i ; blemished character. Now, Mr. Woodson, i ; let me say to you that I have lived a mcra ; ber of the Baptist church for fifteen years, j and I am glad that I can have it to boast of ! that I have never been held accountable for I ! disorder; and not only so, I don't hesitate to believe that if I was to apply for member ship with the American party but that 1 , would be heartily received But will this Rev. gentleman tell us the reason why he ; was black balled out on his first applica tion ? There must certainly be a screw! loose or lost out of Mr Woodson s character j somewhere. He also states in his letter, i after burlesqueing me, that hi could not; expect anything better of a man who con- I fines himself to the shade. This, I suppose, , was intended to expose my occupation.— , Trn'y, my business confines ma to the shade ; where I make my living honestly, and get no man's money only as lie gets value receiv- j ed for it My trade is a vocation by which ; the community are beoefitted. But who derives any benefit from Mr Woodson, who ! has imposed himself on the people profess- ( ing great skill and knowledge of minerals, j : and for five dollars would point out their j j fortunes—where they wero deposited iu tbo i j earth ? How many five dollar bills has he j ! received by his humbuggery ? I will now say to the Rev. Mr. Woodson, the next man you wish to stigmatize you had better en- i quire after his character, and if you find i him to be clear of charge you would do well tosay but little about him. Yours respectfully, II D. TEAT, Cassville , Ga. ! Keep ti before the people, that Garnett ‘ Andrews has proscribed two religious sects, the Uniyersalists and Catholics, aud that the organ of the Andrews party in Georgia, de nounced the ablest of the Primitive Baptist ministers; all going to show that the Kuow ! Nothing order is determined to erect a dom- . } | inant church in this country. Who was the first Know Nothing ? Ca’n ! Why— how so ! Because when asked of -he . whereabouts of his brother lie answered *• I - KNOW NOT t* i Communicated, A Know Nothing Trio. j You people all, both great and spiall, Come hearken uuto me— Os the Know Nothings in this town, I’ll mention only three— *****4****tt**ft*tt There’s big fat Jim and John the clown, And J. H. It. of small renown : The first, their mouth-piece oil the stard, lie vows he is a Jackson man; Claims the old patriots—but his creed Proves him the blue-light federal breed. He stamps and storms and thumps his breast, I And calls the parties to the test: i He says his party bus the plan, : And swears we’re bogus to a man— ; Vows he’s a Democrat two years long, Left us because we are all wrong. I’m glad lie’s gone it be’ll remain— We never want him back again; If he don’t sink he cannot swim, So now I bid adieu to Jim. As of the clown I’ve least to say, He is a rowdy night and day, ; lie gulls men in and then will boast 1 For God’s sake, John, do count the cost. As for the third, he’s but an ass, Tries to look smart but cannot pass, No good thing can come from his pen, Blit slander of good honest men ; He is so anxious to look smart He fathers other people’s work, Gets in a tight place and begs out, Gets scared, creeps off and turns about, j He is so keen to have a name jile’s always found to bear the blame. * Colne Democrats, come one and all, 1 We’ll push Know Nothings to the wall; | Tiirn out. my bovs, we must uot split, We’ll save the Constitution yet. Sine Cheers for the /democrats ! A. HILL, j COMMUNICATED. Cedar Town, Sept. 22, 1855 IH. i tor Cherokee Georgian, Jfluricfia. Dear Sir: I ask but a small space in your next, to reply to a letter in your Inst paper, which came by last night's mail, over : the signature ol thirteen highly respectable citizens of Polk county, in relation to the change of the Rtpublican Union now under j the editorial charge of myself and Mr. Iliggs. It contains a copy of the articles signed by ! those thirteen and others who advanced i money fur the press, &c., upon which the ! paper is printed. This is the first copy we ; ever saw of that article. The original we have not yet been able to see. If it conforms to the published copy we will immediately pay up the outstanding liabilities or give up the paper. Wo treated with Mr. Cothrun as ..editor and proprietor” of the paper, as he was weekly published to the world ; and ! therefore took charge ot the paper in good | faith. Had we known the contents of the | article referred to, wo.should not have goue • into it without first complying with the j terms of that tgreemeut. If there is any | fraud perpetrated we are not the authors of 1 it. i ! In regard to the offensive language con- I tuined in that letter, I have to say, 1 have ; seen Mr. Robert Jones. lie says he uever read the letter, but signed it as a statement of the facts, aud expresses himself perfectly willing to sign a paper withdrawing it. I j next called on Mr Peek, he never had seen | the manuscript letter and expresses surprise iat what is stated in the printed one. lie assuTos me that lie did not- and never has • blamed me in any manner whatever about i the paper. I next called on Judge Sparks, he exam ned the printed letter and said the offensive language to which I object was a groed to be stricken out before he agreed to sign it, aud states further that he does uot n>w approve of it. Mr. Morrison assured me that upon my statement that I did uot : know the octants of the original agreement, : he is perfectly willing to withdraw it.— Judge Hutchings and Dr Walker both au thor.ze me to say that it is withdrawn so far ;as I am concerned. William Janes states ! that the offensive language contained in ; that letter is predicated upon the presump | tion that we knew all the facts and circum \ stances at the time, so I have no issue with him. I have no doubt as to tiie result of an i interview with the others when I see them, ! for the reason that the insinuations which rest upou our motives in that letter are un just and untrue. That letter did not originate with those whoso names are affixed to it. Most of them i are my neighbors and friends, who have no j desire to injure me It came from one of ; those dark Know Nothing conspiracies of ] which, for the sake of decency, I forbear to speak- The writer of it, who did not sign j it, is a fit representative of Know Nothing- 1 isin. His name, when discovered, will in sane no feelings save those of mingled pity i and contempt. It was put forth iuimediate j ly preceding the election, to produce a con- ; ! vulsion iu public feelings, aud control the j votes of some unsuspecting persons Hard ! run my K. N. friends, can't you try some thing else. Respectfully yours, &c , 11. FIELDER. 1 Dialogue. | Good morning, Mr. Brown—don't you j want to join the Know Nothings ?’ said a sly one to a plain Democrat whom he took to be , 1 a Whig, the other day. j Brown : * Why, not exactly. I don't un : derstand them very well. The Northern ! Abolitionists call themsolves Know Nothings and I notice the party in Ohio has nomina- i j ted Chase for Governor. lam ffir the South : myself.’ ‘ ! j Whig . ( Yes, but these cussed furritiers ’ and that Pope—it's awful. But B ; dentially,] I’ll tell you another thing. This Know Nothing party is the nicest little Whig trick that ever wus played. It's mighty cute, so you must join.’ Brown : . Why ye3, I thought so ; and ns ] I am a Democrat, of course I can't go in And then the Whigs you say, are dead ; I I suppose they must have been so for some ; time, as they could uot find a live one to vote for the Nebraska bill ’ The Whig finding his mistake sloped with out waiting to hear more. The above actually occurred in this neighborhood. —Fort Gib son Reveille. - Gaorgia ani Kaatucky. Shall it be so ? Shall the cry ring thro ugh the Abolition States that Georgia and Kentucky arc the only two State# at tlic South where K. Nothings can find a foothold? I# the blood bought victory in Kentucky worthy to be emu ated by Georgia ? Are Georgians prepared to acknowledge aud imitate the example Keutucky j has sot? Never! We will not believe it Tho 1 soil that drank the best blood of tbo foreigner, iu ‘‘days that tried men’# souls,” will never publish to the world the declaration that upon it, the foreigner is degraded to a level with tho slaves that till it, Georgia is, emphatically, a State where law and order rule supreme. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, her paths are p iths of peace. She glories uot in descended bullot boxes—she demands not. the blood of butchered citizens to seal her devotion to L'b erty and Union. She will rather seek associa tion with her more Southern Sisters, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama’ and Texas.— Side by aide with them, she will stand, battling, on the one hand, for the constitutional rights of the South, on theoeher, for those great princi ples of religious toleration, which were incor porated into the Constitution, and illustrated iu the lifes of'those great men whose ashes now repose beneath the shades of Vernon and Mont iceUo. Georgia will not emulate the example of Kentucky. Never, Never! — Federal Union. \ Act for Removal. The following, we clip from the Federal : Union. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and \ House of Representatives of the State of j Georgia in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same. That the question of removal and Lo cation of the seat of Government of the State of Georgia be referred to the legal voters of said Stafe, and that they be requiied at the next general election, to endorse on their j j tickets . Removal'’ or .• No Removal.” If j ito be removed, where. And it shall be the I | duty of the managers of such election, to j ; make return, to his Excellency, the Govern- ; j or, the number of votes polled for and against j Removal and the places voted for. j Approved, February 17tb, 1854. Atlanta Market. [Reported for the Intelligencer, by Scago <(■ Ab bot, Commission Merchants, Atlanta .] Atlanta, September 2-t, -i I\ M. Bacon. — Sides lf>; Shoulders 11 cents; hog round 1 u 1-2 cents, Scarce. | Laud by the bbl. 15 cents., in kegs and cans ; !3- Butter, fresh, 20 cents per lb. Corn is selling at 50c. u 75e. Corn Meal, Socper bushel. Wheat—Good will bring£l,2o. While $1,25. Oats, 45 cents, sacked. ■ Flour.—B7 a 7,50 per bbl.—scarce. Eogs, 12 1-2 cents dull. Sweet Potatoes, 5o per. bushel. CnicKKNs.—ls cents each —plenty and dull. Feathers.—3s to 37 1-2 cents. Fruit and Vegetables scarce No. 1 liio Coffee by sack 12 to 15c. per lb. Java 1(5 2-3. ! Si;AK, Brown nj a; lc; Glorified 11 a 11-2; loaf | and crushed 12 1-2 cents, but little in market. I ~~ ‘ ~ ; ’ j l-W We are authorized to announce the name otCol IiUSSEI.L LICANXON as a candidate to represent Cass County in the Senate of the next Legislature. Election on the First Monday in October next. June 7—tde * We are authorized to announce the name of Col. Joseph E. Brown, as a candidate for the oflicu of Judge of the Blue Ridge Circuit, at the election on the Jirst Monday in October next. ■ may 17—tde* ® ® • rpilE regular meeting of Valley Lodge, No. J_ 48, I. O. of O. F., will be held on every ; Friday evening, at 8 o’clock. Transient bretli- I en are invited to attend. By order of Win, A. Rogers, N. G. BEN. F. IJKNNETT, Secretary. ( Cassville, Geo. y pointed Agent for the So. Mu. Insurance Company for Cass and Gordon Counties, and will take risks upon Hou j sos, Negroes, Ac. Ac. Will also receive nppli : cations i’or insurance upon the lives of white persons. JOHN 11. RICE, Agent. ! Jan. 5, 1355. 43 lv. J. A. HOWARD, ATTORNEY AT LAW, CARTERSVILLE, CASS CO., GEO. BUSINESS entrusted to his care will be promptly attended to. Particular attention ! paid to collecting. j Sept. 27, 1855, 33—ly. To all Persons Concerned. ; rp\VO MONTHS AFTER DATE, I will apply j L to the Ordinary of Cass county for leave to sell the real estate of Thomas J. Alexander, de i ceased, late of said conn tv. JONATHAN McDOW, Ex'r. j Sept. 27—2 m Fannin Sheriff Sale. i ‘V\, Ir ILL BE SOLD before the court house ! Vv door iu the town of Morganton, within i the legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in i November next, the following property, to-wit: All the interest of William Barnes in lots of i land Nos. 323, in the Bth and 2d; 324, 3th and ! “and; 2*30, Bth and 2d—levied on to satisfy sun j dry fi. fas. issued from the 1047th d'st. G.‘ M. of ! Fannin county: T. W. Dalton, and others, vs. ! auid Barnes. Jehu Thomas, Sh’ff. I Sept. 27— tds. Vniti-.ible Farm for Sale. ’ THE undersigned offers his place, near j Cassville, for sale, on reasonable terms. ! xt contains five hundred acres of land ! one hundred and fifty of winch are cleared ami . under fine cultivation. On the premises are a. framed dwelling house, framed negro houses, : framed gin house, screw, gin and thrasher, ami j all other convenient out houses. The dwelling ; house is about three quarters of a mile from the 1 court house in Cassville, a portion of the land being inside the corporate limits. Cassville is the sent of a Male and Female College, and is unsurpassed in point of healthy location and i good society. Persons desiring to purchase j land are invited to call and examine the pretni ; sob. The terms will be accommodating. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber on j the place. William S. Thomas. j Cassville, aug 23 28—ts Valuable Lands at Executors Sale. j TTETILL be sold before the Court house door, ; V v in Cassville, on the first Tuesday in No ’ vember next, the place whereon Martin Stidham j lived at the time of his decease. Said place contains 400 acres more or less, lying in the seventeenth and fourth districts, of Cass county, about, two hundred and twenty five acres are ‘ in a high state of cultivation, and all the re- : maimlcr will bear cultivation. The improve ments are a good two story framed dwelling ! i house, an excellent gin house and thrasher, a pretty fair orchard of choice fruits, and all ne cessary out houses. Raccoon Creek runs thro’ the farm, aud there is a well of excellent wa ter in the yard. Its location is unsurpassed in ; point of health and society, and it is altogether one of the most desirable places in the county. ! Terms on the dav of sale, j ELIHU STIDIIAM, ) SIMEON STIDIIAM, V Executors. T. M. ANSLEY. ) ! nng 9-tds EXECUTORS’ SALE. : \ GREEABLY to an order of the Ordinary XJI of Burke county, will be sold at the court house door in the town of Dallas. Paulding co., on the Ist Tuesday in December next, one lot of land No. 144, in the 19th dist. and 3d section, j granted to Janies Clarke, and now owned by ! the estate of Win. Lassetcr, dec’d, late of Burke j county. j Also, at the court house door in Dahlonega, j Lumpkin county, on the Ist Tuesday in Decem ber next, lot No. 300, in the 13th dist. and 15th sec., containing 40 acres, granted to Harvey Andrews. Sold as the property of the estate of William Lnsseter, late of Burke county, dec’d. Also, on the first Tuesday in December next, at the court house door in the oounty of Cass, lot No. Soft, 22d dist., 2d section—granted lo Hugh McKinley—sold as the property of Wm. \ Lassetcr, late of Burke connty, dec’d. JANE LASSETEIt, Kx’trx. I JOS. A. BHEWMAKE, Ex’r. Sept. 20—tds. Georgia, Cass Comity. WHEREAS Siu tar Ilia Scott, applies to mo for letters of administration, with the will auuexud, on the estate of Moses Scott, de ceased, late of said oomitj’. These arc therefore to cite and ndmouish all persons concerned, to be and appear at my of fice within the time’ proscribed by law, and shew cause, (if any exist',) why said letters should uot be granted. Given uuder my hand at office, Sept. 3, 1855. Thomas A. Woun, Ordinary. S<*pt d—3od To Rent, ON the first Tuesday in October next the plan tation belonging to the estate of F. M. ’ Me Reynolds, deceased, lying two miles south j of Adairsvilie, will be offered for refit for next i year. There is a good framed dwelhng house and out-buildiims on the place, with an excellent ) spring, and about ninety acres of cleared land. ■ Good note and approved security will bo rc- I quired. ’ Wm. T. Wofford, Adm. Sept 20 —2t Administrators’ Sale. BY order of the Ordinary of Jefferson coup* j tv. will be sold nt Cassville, within ihe I legal hours of sale, on the first Tuesday in No- j vember next, lot of land No. 238, iu Cass co., in I the ICtli dist. and 3d section, adjoining O.swell ! Smith and others, containing 160 acre*, more or less, belonging to the estate of Thomas Street, deceased. Terms, one-half cash, balance 12 months credit with interest from sale, and niort gnge on the premises. Cuas. J. .Tknki’ns, . Lloyd C. Umlt, A dins, de bonis non with the will annexed. Sept 20—Uls. STATE OF GEORGIA, CASS COUNTY. Frances M. Toner, ) Libel for Divorce, | rs. in Moses O. Toner. ) Cass Superior Court. IT appearing to the court, from the ret urn of the Sheriff of said county, that the detend j ant in the above stated ease is not to he found : iu this State: Ordered by the court that service ‘ j he perfected by publication in some newspaper i for four months previous to the next term of I J Cass Superior Court. John J. Word, Plain. Attor. A true cxfhtct from the minutes of court, this : ! Sept. 14, i 855. ■ 11. W. Cor.B, c. s. c. i 1 .Kept 20 —4in GEORGIA, FANNIN COUNTY. VVTHEREAS William Franklin applies to me i V? for letters of Guardianship over.the per- j son and property of James 11. Beard, orphan of; i James A. Beard, deceased, i These arc therefore to cite and admonish all ; S persons concerned to be and appear at my office within the l : me prescribed by law, and shew cause, if any they have, why said letters should not. be granted. Given under my band at office, this Kept. 12, 1855. J. E. Alsobrook, Dep. Ord. j Sept 20 —Sod ('A EORGIA CASS COUNTY.—-Wh ureas, j JTAhraham 15. Moore, administrator de bonus j i non, cam textarnento annexo, on the estate of I 1 George M. Stovall, deceased, applies to me fur i j letters dismissory front said administration. J I These are therefore to cite and admonish all ; j persons concerned, to file their objections, if any j ! they have, otherwise letters dismissory will he i granted the applicant on the second Monday in j Jauary next. Given under my hand at office, j this 28th dav of June. 1855. TIIOS. A. WORD, Ordinary. | jul v 5—22-Cin It is a Fact Established AND well known that the Arabians attained 1 a height in the knowledge of medicine which caused the whole world to wonder and admire. With them the science of chemistry had its birth, and it is, therefore, not at ail strange that, a people so eminently successful ■ in the healing art, and so persevereing and dar- I ing character, should, bj’ actual and untiring I 1 experiment, discover remedies far surpassing jin efficacy all others, for the cure of these dis- j ; eases incident to them from their mode of life. The greater part of their time being spent in | hazardous and bloody warfare with the different ! tribes, they went subject to the most violent at : tacks of rheumatism, paralysis, neuralgic pains, J and various inflnmutory diseases, as also the | most ltorid wounds, sprains, bruises, tumors, i swellings, diseases of the joints, etc., etc. All j ! these diseases they were so surprisingly efficient j J in curing, that the uninitiated looked with won I i der and attributed their skill to the powers of [ | magic. J!. tl. FARHRLUSARABIAXUXIIfEXT is a composition of balsams and oils, from rare plants peculiar to this country, and it was bv ! the use of the articles composing this remedy j that not only their physicians, but even the j j wild Arabs of the desert were enabled to perform | | such miraculous cures. Ti. t Arab steed c-t world - j \ rcoownidfor his beautiful symmetry of form, 1 I his unsurpassed speed and agility, and the in- j credible fatigue lie is capable of enduring. — Why is it ? Because from the time of his birth j his limbs are carefully watched, and upon the j first appearance of disease the magic lotion is : applied, and such things as confirmed sweeny, ; poll-evil, fistula, ringbone, scratches, spaviii, ! lameness, etc., etc., are unknown. The same j : result will follow in all cases where 11. G. Far- \ roll’s Genuine Arabian Liniment is used in time, j j Therefore delay not in procuring a good supply j of it, for every dollar spent in it will save you ! j twenty, and a great deal of suffering, if not your I life. i The public arc captioned against another coun ! terfeit, which ha# lately made its appeaWnce, i called W. B. Farrell's A rrabtaii Liniment, the > most dangerous of all the counterfeits, because ! his having thy name of Farrell, many will buy i it in good faith, without the knowledge that a ; counterfeit exist, and they will perhaps only dis ■’ cover theii error when the spurious mixture har. wrought its evil effects. The genuine article is manufactured only by i 11. G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and j wholesale druggist, No. 17 Main street, Peoria, j ; Illinois, to whom all applications for .-lgencic? i ; must he addressed. Be sure you get it with the 1 j letters 11. G. before Farrell’s, tlms-11, G. F.-IR. ! i HELL’S —and his signature on the wrapper, all j others are counterfeits. Sold In - J. D. Carpenter, Cassville Ga. j I and hv the regularly authorized agents though- ! out the United States. j Price 25 and 50 cents, and sl. per bottle. j j Agents wanted in every town, village and hamlet in the United States, in which one is not j j already established. Mddress H. G. Farrell as ; ! above, accompanied with good reference as ! . character, responsibility, Ac. sept 6 A XT ATEIt RUNNING UPHILL! ‘ GATCTL \ V EL’S PATENT PREMIUM IMPROVED • ; Double and Single Self-acting HYBR.I REIO [ ! RAMS, J‘aUmted April 10, 1847, for supplying j dwellings or farm houses, villages, rail road : i .stations, Ac., with pure running water any ■ : height or distance required, with from one pint ■ to 2o GALLONS OR MORE REH MINUTE, j from a spring or stream, where a. -fall of two or ! more feet cun bo obtained. The quantity thrown in proportion to the fall and elevation.’ Tiie undersigned having purchased tho right i tor tho counties of Floyd, Gordon and Cass, is i prepared to furnish aud put operation tho above named Rams of various sizes, adapted to differ- | out sized springs, which are warranted to give ! entire satisfaction. j Address J. L. GIBSON, Cartersville, On. \ june 28 ts 211 n EORGIA, GILMER COUNT Y.—\Vhcrco, lx Jiunos Simmons am! George R. Edwards, , administrators of the estate of William Evans, late of said county, deceased, applies to me for ! letters of dismission from the administration of said estate. These are therefore to cite and admonish all ’ persons concerned, to be and appear at mv of- j ! lice within the time prescribed by law, to show cause,, if any they have, why said letters should ! ! not be granted. Given under my hand at office, (his March 25, 1855. M. GREER, Ordinary. j mb 20—6 m /'i BORGIA, Cars Countv: Whereas James lX G. Rea vis, Guardian of Elizabeth A. Huff, Benjamin Huff, Richard Huff, Harriet Huff and i Willis Huff, applies to me for letters Di.smisso i ry from said Guardianship: These uie therefore to cite ar.d admonish all i persons concerned to ho and appear at mv otlico | within the time proscribed by lw, and show j cause, fifnny exist) why said letters Dismissory : should not be granted the said applicant. I Given under mv hand at office, May IJ, 1855. THOMAS A. WORD, Ordinary. _ may 17 —<tm—cwtw Fannin Sheriff Sale, for October, j Lot of land No 182, iu the Bth district and 2d section; lot No, 28 in the Bth dist. and 2(1 sec.—also one-third of lot No. 232, in the 9th dist. and 2d sec.: levied on to satisfy a fi. fa. i from Gilmer Superior court, iu favor of Sey mour, Ansloy A Cos., vs. B. a. Freeman. * j J liiiu Tuomas, Sheriff. Sept. 6—tds. j SIXTY DAYS after date, implication wilj be ‘ made to the Ordinary of Fannin vun“. tv for leave to sell the real estate of Um r .cy M, Chas tain, deceased, lute of said * Sept 2d 2m Jon.v M. Urn, Adm. | ™ on ff*aftvr date I will matte uppVtaaA X tion to the Ordinary of Gilmer county wr leave to sell tho real estate of Jonathan Cox, deceased, Into of said coutHV f,>r the hewfjt of | ♦be heirs and creditor* July 5 -8m “ WM. CO*. \ tm'r. > iffisceltoijeotHi Bdbetfi v seh)ei)fs. -'1U.... **. WOODR O FF (SCO., AliE receiving every variety of Carriages, wliicL they will soli as low as can be bought iu anv Southern Market consisting O v O of COACHES, SUREST AT B VGOILA, FAME. }’ W. 4 (JOES, ROCK A JIM Ys. JfARXL'SS, KO-TOR BUGGIES, VOXUORD BUGGIES, EA/K WAG OKS, TOR BUGGIES, Whips, dec. JYorthcm MADE rfi HACK WAGONS, Iron Axlo okallSlzr:i> Kuf! 1)1 xX- //VTOzT<W’ V L]y * r y STABLE.-}. Y\ AGOIV I// /RACK FOR Two, fom***b su, v/Mr’ mm ‘ baggage. horses, !■&'’ Any style of Can-la u’e or Wrigon got un to order, f.t short notice. ‘ WOIK WARRANTED! •Griffin, Ga., Sept. 22, 1555. 33-ly Who Wants a Mountain Home, ? WALKER COKXTY LAN!) j FOB SALE-C H E A PEL THE undersigned desirous to * sell his land in Walker cun- I ty, offers a great inducement to : land buyers and speculators.— 1 The land lies in the 12th district j of said county, Lot No. 21 in the 4th’ Ke’dion, containing lijo acres more or less, J;m ci.s of’ good land, well watered, a good Minor..) Spring! on the premises, and a Creek running through j the land sufficient to turn a mill, with a good! Seat —fine range for raising stock --fuiosUud for; a boarding house, Ac., all on the top of the Look-; out Mountain— this mountain is 15 jni-Jea vvide'j and 30.10ng, and 20 miles from. Chattanooga, ! Tcnn. I will sell cheap and- no muto.kr / .Callj on M. A. LEAK, Cartersville, Ga., or ut the: Standard Office, Cassville, Ga. sept 11, ‘55. 13—2ti!2iii ’ j ! BIVERY STABLE. j TIIE subscriber begs to in- %# yiili form the .travelling public ;ffff iN ULMi that helms lately established * j j in Cassville, a well supplied I/very Stable, and | is now prepared to furnish horses, buggies and j other conveyances to any part of the cou.itn . I His stable is well supplied w.th good horses and I carriages, ami lus charges -vili he as low as the I present aud future prices of provender will a!-, j low. i A commodious and comfortable h -.uk will meet with night aud day Trains on (he State Road, forthe accommodation of persons wishing to stop at Cassville. JOHN M. BA >TON. i sept. 13 —2m Pw* Atlanta E.-amlner and Constibpihmallet : i0 Republic, (Augusta) will each cony u the; | amount of $4 and send bills to this oiliee, j ( ! A EORGIA, PICKENS COUNTY. f}±\ ]TTaken ttp bv Win. Forrister, in t.itc f , j Cos inty and Statu aforesa'd, in the 1 HT ! district, G. M., one small BAY horse POS V. I about six years old, with a small white star m j his forehead, and a small snip on the end of h s ! nose, both hind feet white, and shod ail round, ! and a knot on his wethers caused by the saddle, j The above property appraised by James West 1 and Simeon Jordcn to be worth fifty-five dol j lars. The'owner is requested to comic forward; j nnd prove firoperty, p >v charges >vd- take hint j away, or I will proceed as the law directs i A true extract from theEstrav Book, th : s May j sth, 1855. JOHN P. WOFFORD, 0. I. V. ‘ ‘ | aug. 31, ’55. 18—2 m CASS Postponed SAI E.—Will be sohl be fore the court house door in the town of | Cassville, between the leg'.l hours of -tile, oh i the first Tuesday in October next, the following property, tc-wit: Lots of Land Nos. 1103 and 1102, in the 17th district and 3d section, levied on to satisfy a ti. fa. from the Superior court in favor of William 11. White, against Perky Final, property point ed out by Plaintiff's Attorney, sept. 12—tds F. A. BROWN, Sh'fT. i TT'XECUTORS’ SALE. - The undersigned; er- ; JL/J ecu tors of the last will and testament of Col. William Hardin, deceased, offer for sale in, i accordance with the provisions of said will: 1 That Valuable plantation upon the Etow-ih river, in Gass county, on which the deceased i resided at the time of his death, consisting of ! about, eight hundred acres. This is one of the | most desirable and one of the very best farms lin this county. There are some three humlr-i j acres or more of cleared land, and in a high j state of cultivation, with a good dwelling, out’ I houses, gin house and har:*. all of wh : ch ur> in I good repair, most of them new. Tin's is the’ 1 best, farm in Gass eomitv, which can he ptir ’ chased nt a reasonable pr'e-a : We offer, also, the tract consisting of onp hundred and sixty acres, situated ne*r the HT*. i tern <fi Atlantic Rail /load, in the immediate | neighborhood of Kingston. For the greater portion of tho purchase mon ; ev, terms can he made caav. . ‘ JA vCfS MILNER. | r . 1 | jy 26 M. A. HAR-DIN, | ‘' s - ; ADMINISTRATOR’S S VLK.—Agreeahly fo nt) order from the ordinary of Cass county, will be sold before the Court- House door in (Be town of Cassvilbyon iff- in Kept, next, between the legal hours of sale, one norm girl Mary, about siste.-.m yearsohl, belonging to! 1 the estate ot Marv M lani. deceased, and sold for the benefit of tho bo'>-s and creditors of said iteCeased. Terms mad.; known on the dav of sale. This 4th dv of Julv. 1355. WILLIAM P. MILAM, Ordinary. ; ! julv 12—tds !(A EOROTA CASK COUNTY.—Wariil.xs,’ ‘ \”T Robert- G. Tornlih, admin.isfrator on the ; estate of Kurnev F. G>;ovg“, defeated, •ipj'liesfo me for letters dlsinissorv fr->:rt said fjiiirunistri:- . tion. These, are thoivfi.ri- 1 eire and olmoai-h 1 all persons concerned, to file their obj etions, if any exist, othorwis* leUi-rs- dismissory wiit ho granted the applicant on the second .Monday in January next. Given tri-ler my hand at office, : this 2Sth day of June, 1 ‘Vi. TUOK. A. WORD, Ordiuarv. j : julv 5—22-jin — , ——i! (A EORGIA, CASS COUNTY. - Whcmu R.!’ vTF. Wylv, administrator de bun is non.oir the estate ot Thos. Townsend, deceased, applies; to mo for letters Dismissory from said aduiinis-! tratiou : Therefore the kindred nnd creditors of said deceased are hereby cited and ‘admonished to file their Directions tis an v thev have) in my I office, in terms of the law; othern Iju* letter-, His missorv will bo granted the applicant, ‘lliven ; under my hand nt office, this 3d dviv of Julv !| 1855. aug 0 -Cm TUOK. A. VVffRD. Ord. | SA EORGIA, CASK COUNTY.--Whovers Ro’-j - v X bevt Kcott, administrator on the estate iff j Robert Hamilton, Into ot s*ud oounlv, docoiiscd,! | appljea to me for letters Dismissory from said] administration. I These are therefore to cite and admonish all persous concerned to be and appear tit my of* ’> lice, and file their objections, iu any they hare): on or before the Ist Monday in October next,! otherwise letters Dismissory will be granted,, the applicant on that dav. THUS. A. WORD, Ordinary. nih B—Cm* Georgia, cass coumw ; R. I’wrutL applies toy*# w o’horeas J. 1 “'imstMthm hV the dffectn V ‘ ,r letters of ad- ‘ ; J) 1 . Allen bubo of the S!*W r this State of Johuj | These are Vherefyxu * .ff Alabama, deceased, persons ooncerutod. cite and admonish all I lipo witliiiij ti*o ■’ mbo and appear at my of-! cause, it (SAty * me prescribed ny law, to shew j not be (fSN* - „uey have, why stid letters should .itetl, t ‘ .> under mv hand at offioe, this March .855. * T. A. WORD, 0.-duuwy, mh i*&- Car', 11. BRAUMFLT.EIL. DEALER IN Piano I Music, Musical Instruments, Embroider# | and Fancy Art idee, j Whitehall Street, Sign of the Golden I’lano, ATLANTA, GEORCIA. MRS. It. BRU'MUUT:!’, ill CTiTjqtyifftql ifijh’ j Orders solicited for Braiding Necklaces, Bracelets, Breastpins, Ear-rings, etc., tTc. j ullg So, is.ls on—!y ! A DMINIKTIiATOR'S SALE.— Agreeably t * j.r\ an order from the Ordinary of Casa Coun |iy, will he sold before the Court house door iu i ihe town of Cassville, iu said county between i the legal hours of sale, on tiie first Tuesday in October next, lot of land no 228, and parts of h,ts No’s 275, and 27G, all lying in the 17th ,lis itrict and section of Cass County, and sold as ihe property of Robert Reynolds, late of said county, deceased. Terms on the dav of gale. AMANDA i!k\ NOI.DS, Adm’tx. aug 13-tds The Cheapest Goods KYKR SftI.JUK CASSVILLE, 4 TO A HE\D t 'KIITATNtT * Clothing, Staple and Fancy try Goods, Watches, Jewelry! Ac.’, j NOT AT COST, Brf ic.ll be sold cheaper than ever offered l-e.. fore in ‘fVtssm'Ur, at ■ * LEVY’S CASH STORE i Fob 16—ts _■_•••; j y SAVANHAE HEBICAL COLLEGE. /pIIE Third course of Lectures in this Institu -1 tion, will commence on the fist Monday m N.iveir.hor next. The Clinical Lectures in'Medicine and Sur<n ry,: “t the S; v.tniwh Ilospitf.l and the t’ollhgo Clinique, w.li commence on the isth of October and continue during the course. Faculty. T h-vry and practice of Medicine—Jt. D. AR NOLD, M. !). “ , i Obstetrics, aud diseases of Women and t’hii ! dreii—P. M. KOLLOCK, M. D. | ]’rihc : plcß and Practice of Surgery—W. G. .BULLOCII. M. D. 1 Medical Chemistry—C. W. WEST, M. D. Institutes of Medicine—E. 11. MAiiTIN, M. I>. Anatomy—J. G. HOWARD, M. D. i Materia Medica and Medical J-.iriaprudopcr - J. B. REaD. M. D. 1 Demonstrator of Anatomv— JOS. J WI ST M. D. • y ’ Fees for the entire course $lO5 0 ) Matriculation Ticket 5 uC A mjde facilities will be furnished for the study of Practical Anatomy. For further particulars, apply to aug 1 >5-51(1) c. W. WEST, M. n., Dean. Farlictilar Xoi ee. VLL persons owing us debts past due, are c” mostly ivsjiii'sted to make liberal pav • meats tlk-reon. We positively must have mont-V, and^ without further comments we trust all who are indebted to us mil respond. 0. A. &. S. Enwix. C lrtersvillc, aug23 23— ts £7*3^..,i>ooks: books:: rooksi:i iy'i-'f/'j A) Asupyly of K-'hdol Books, iuclu ffAff ding the various kinds in common us* } yin the Cidlegc and elscuh-re in the ’. ‘ {> '- county. Also a good supply us pens, ink. paper, copy books, sealing w.ixj drawing pencils, Ac. Just received ut ■ ‘ —ts. j. W. HOOPER k CO’S. , 4 TI.'INTA, HARD-WARE STORE.’ 'A."J l AA BRAD Y, Whitehall Street, keeps ’alws< „ mi hand n luJl assortment of Iron, Nads, Cu* h:ry, MUI Irons, Springs, Axles, Carriage Trii - laji.ga, Coukmg aud Parlor Stoves, M- cb-nm ,i and Farmers’ Tools, Ac., which will be so-d as low as cm be bought in any market. Atlaula-, Ga., July 14, 1354. Obiirleston Weekly Standard, CONI.IINS ALL THE MATTER RCf in (lit* I>;iiJy, ■. Ignßhej; with the Rwal., P- rnestic and Jo f MUleti .-Ti,# /v.'ce s Current, hwlodir.,- r , Or.- ~f <,,irfor Stock, /'.charge, and /•’ JT R/'udt.ce R.c .V tpping i t -, Rort—’/ \ tend Re graphic information..ice. d'c. d". sh-v STANDARD is the oulv iiioruing o in Chariest.-n which issues a AVKEKI.Y 1 TION. Th s Edition is publishgd every . Wt.n.vi.-.,. MorntN-ii, and b\ the, evefdng of ,ilm imxf bo received in every seytmulff the State Fr>o tfi-r-Dayable invariitblv anrndvince. LAV . *'%!’ RAFT ,v r >, I AN/RAYARUaXTS IF JAVV A'-The ut 1 j dorsigned will pay the highest cash price.* for Land w arrants. He cuu always be found at his stole m Cassville. MADISON MeMURIIAY. June 23—21 ts AT ('Ai'TKIiSVrLI.K, C V<\ ! —J. P. White, respectfully info: i.-, the citizens of Cas.-i and surrmtmi iug conn ties that he liaa located in-Oarter.svdle. and wilt attend nropipfly to all, orders in tie litio'of PL .4.v TLRLYtts All work warranted, may 17, 1855—ty T>I’RSE ST I, K, Steel Reads, Rings and ’ r (re 1 sols, crochet needles, aud ‘ al - ,i‘, a fringe, chimp nt L “ vv ’<i ii vs s rf our.. ‘ i •>- 11 T Rrsu IrNIvN, !W - u’ “ I KhvVCna. and p ’ >o,* Table Cmth, D.ap-r, cish at .-uirtL'K, Uauoy. cheap tor LUYY’B STORE. P .ADY-MADi: CLUTHING, I’autl. StufT ChamUruv. anil a lino assortnwntj't AV ‘ I c lry, at LEVY’S CASH STORE. 1 apr 2ts—tf |(PWO months alter date, ‘*‘ ll ft l L made to the Ordinary of Cass count}, k 1 j leave to sell the Real Estate of htepben .. aee, late of said maty, dccewu’ • WILLIAM S- JOLL i r Adrv> r. j July 5,1855- • ■ ritWO months after dato application Wi i lx ii I made to the Ordinary *4 tp.ss, county, for leave to sell the negroes to tuu estate of John 8k Allen, deceased. Tins Heptem. r ’ J. U. I‘ARUOTT, Adurr.