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y if* ' ' ( * $ JBffkltj /nmilij J^nnspnper—DcaateJt ta ttje Mimte nf tjje JMaital Semarratir |fetq r literature tjie Markets, farrign aui Jtaeatir &r. CAlfBLKR At RICE, Proprietors, Principles—not Men.” B. F. BENNETT, Publisher. VOL. IX. CASSVILLE, GEO., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1857. NO. 9. GwMi li^beHiscnjenis, Jllisrrllmmius. I. O. 0. F. Vallkt I.oixjk, No. 48, I-. 0. O. F. A REGULAR meeting of Ibis Lodge will he held every Friday evening, at 7 o'clock.— Transient brethren itiVited to attend. By order of the Lodge. •SAM'L LEVY, N. G. J. F. Miliiollkn, Secretary. A. CL DAY, ailo r, Parody. CaSoVILLE, fi « (s»p-.. *, r— «•« r 7“ "'"r’”"' *7 »<* »r v Ui " e "' b "- cou?t house. ; ® 1 8 *»** j tngUished ms a statesman, orator, ami unanimity and itonrert of action atnony riu-ral, delighted in rural pursuits and them than among the followers of ativ Jan I, IS". F. & A. M. 'Cassvillk Lodok, No. 158, F. A A. A!. t'f'HK regular meetings of this Lodge are held 1 oil the 1st and 3d Tuesday in every month. The members will take due notice thereof, and govern themselves accordingly. SAMUEL LEVV, Secretary. Oct. 23, 1 Safi. 37—tf GLOBE Carte Me, HOTEL, Georgia. BY 8 c a. W. BROWN. Doot. B. F. Hsnie, JASPER, PICKENS COUNTY, GEORGIA. September 25. 33,—tf. M R. GEO. W. BROWN having recently pur chased this old and well known house, hits nonnaliently located in Cassville, and will be jrlad t«» accommodate all desiring board, ei ther bv the day, week, month or year. His ta ble will be supplied with the best the country affords, and charges moderate. Cassville, Dec 4 43—ly JOHN H. KICK. ANDURW H. UICC. J. II. Ac A. H. KICK, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Cassville, Geo. W ILL Practice Law in the counties of Cass, Gordon, Catoosa, From, WlIITFIBt.D, PlCRKXS. Also in the U. S. District Court at Marietta. Oct 9, TS5G—ly B. I{. LKKKfi. ATTORNEY AT LAW, | Winshio’s Iron Works, ATLANTA, GEORGIA. T flE undersigned are now prepared to re ceive and execute ord. rs for all kinds ofi Castings or Machine works —viz.: Steam En- j pines. Slide Latin*, Mill work, of everv descr-p- | . tion. Iron It tilings, f.m Graves, and Yard Fen- ; ces. Sugar and Hark Mills, Ac. All persons fa-, i voriugthem with orders may rely up-m having ' i them executed In the best manner, and with dis- ’ ' patch. Orders f..r Sash, Blinds, a-.d Doors, I , promptly attended to. Cash paid for old Cop- | per Brass and Iron Castings. nili 12-tey WINSH1P, BR0. A SOX. the rounds : Tell me. ye winged winds. That round my pathway roar. Do ye not know some spot " lie e women fret no more ? Some loue and p'easaot dell, Some < holler' in the ground. Where babies never yell. And cradles are not found ? The loud wiud blew the suow into my face. Anil su ckered as ir answered--. Nary place.’ >n agriculture, justly milking it as tin-j economy generally practied in our j s» tie continues to improve in his agri- j wants provided f. r by faithful old Pegtr# nost ini|iort:«nt pursuit in which their! Stale.;. cultural management, and to realize en | sos, nti(h-r the wa chtul super vision of tlm litizetis could be engaged, and beat de- I \ the farmers compose the largest! hanged profits from the increased pro-1 owner and his frugal wife Considering serving the fostering care of their guv- 1 class of oui fellow citizens, combining d'lctivet.ess of his farm, lie will soon ! this as one of i ln» most useful and in* ernment. IJence the great. Cato, the a greater variety of talent and tempera find time and he encouraged to adopt a j dispensable a< jotiots to his plantation, " kl —' n ..c .1 n .1 l *— ’ - ‘ 1 system of composting, by whit-hall the it is always an olject of unremitting ! ffI valuable properties of his different ma- care. mires Will Ik* preserved, while at the | Titus snuglv arranged. his plantation is indebted to agriculture for his highest. other eailitig. Wedded by long custom ! same time thev are prepared for inline- ' economy would still l>e deficient in on# land unfading honors. The Mantuan ] to certain fixed and unchanged rules of diate use. He will find, too, thal ' lie 1 v.-rv important particular and the welt _ i i : . - • ii , i . ■ ! . . . - „ . . ! .. . ■ • <• . • • ' l : »• l: i !.. IT ! Bard, in his <Teorgies.eeIcbrat.ed its prai- ■ cultivation, nocla-s of utir fellow-citizens : cost of t It ns applying a few plain teach-; being of ht* people greatly warding, if (• l si' in the htfiv ntj.-stv of verse and the | adopt new theories m- re tardily. Thev mgs of science to the every dav prac.ti-! he-failed t<- have a f|ijurishing Vegetable i sweet harmony ot numbers, thus clot hirig j !<„.k with distrust upon ativ innovation : cal operations of his farm, is indeed tri- j gaiden. well boiled with substantial es- | this most useful calling with iiecotning upon tlie tread-mill haliits of tiieir . fling when c mpared to the advantages'ctrlents. and neglec ed to call to hie aid dignity and grace, and investing it with fatheis. and for the most pari, spurn \ aceming therefrom, while the health of j horticulture, which has been most bean- all tie- lovely at i rad ions which hi* vivid with loathing and contempt, anv sng j his d-unestic animals is greatly promot- j titulpv and appropriately sty led ‘ the fin* gestions u|Kin the proper mode of oui t i- led hv the retention in the compost heap j art of'the agriculturists This the *js» fancy could so beautifully picture. To I him, perhaps, moie than to any other I vation and improvement of soils, which of those gases which would otherwise; tetnatic, practical fatmer wifi not fail to Tell me. thou misty deep. Whose billows round me play, K newest, tbuu some favored spot. Some island tar utny. Where weary in no nay find A place to smoke in p-oice, Wi ere crinoline s not. And hoops nre oat ot place ? | of his distinguished countrymen, was j (a-ar the most distant lesemblanee to j escape aud impregnate the air tbev i do, ami he will lake especial pains to sea Home, in her palmy days, indebted for j what is derisiyelv called * book fanning.’ j breathe,- anti by the cleanliness of the i that lt.s |>eople are abundantly supplied that high regard in w hich agriculture | Hftnce the laiditiess with which they re- stable and yard's caused by the removal | throughout the year, with vegetables- was held, and the strong hold which it cltice to practice, tha wise and valu ble of those excrements, i»y w hich they j suiu-d to the various seasons. teachings - f science, and the tenacity would otherwise he covered. Thus hav j Living in the midst of plentyanda- with which thev cling to the venerable ing inaugurated a juiiiciotts system of: bnmlance grown by litttr own labor, habits of t!te past. Living in a countrv improvement which promises to restoie j eared for by a k'lid, benevolent master, where Ian 1 is abundant,end consequent- j Ills lauds to their pristitne fertility, and j they are jovial and frolicsome, full of Iv cheap, ihey have pursued .a svstetn of; hv consequence, 1-ei-olin- -more interested j spirit and gle, and not wit listaudmg the culture uhirh Itas^rapidly exliausted the ! in his operations, he will study -to- tin- j sickly philanthropy of tanatical abolt- had upon their esteem, causing them to crown with honors those engaged in its Service. II-nee her orators, statesmen and (vein r.-.L, gladly turned from the a rena of high debate and tl.e excitement of tile field of glory, to her <p,iet retreats AND GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT FOR C:'S«, Fhtvd, Folk, I'lmhlittg, Gord.in, Catoosa, Mttrrttv, Gthm-r, Fantiin, Walker, Da-le and Whitfield Conn tics. B TT'IVE^S entrusted t - mv rare will meet with Tirnmpt and v-gMant attention, and monies tta : d over pimetn-itlv. Return davs 2" d.avs before Court. Office in the Court-house, up-sta ; rs, (fass- ritle. Oa. Magistrate’s Courts, : tt the count- row. niar'v attended; Jurisilicti >n after 4th March $50.' Jan 1 "',1857 * f -tf IT. P FARH^W. AttoTTiev at law, rARTERSVII.LK, CARS COUNTY, «A. H WIN’fl removed to th-s place ftri.m I.an- rer.srille, S. will .m et re t„ tt,e va rious courts of the Glier-tkee c. : rcn : «. and anv httsutess entrusted to h's rare will be nromtc'v attended to. His ondhoM -tteuti-m w'ii be devoted to bis nr-ifesshm. Otfiee, next door t.i t)w-store of MU ter, Ke”oelv A Pe. R .ferences; .Hon ! T . P. Vimns. Lnurensvd'.-. S >'■ ll-n. liovs !.. Orr. Anderson. S. C. : r.,1. tames II. Irbv. L urens, S. C ; C d. J. W. Watts. Cass countv. Git. Feb 19, 185,7—ly* warren akin. m. a. canui.er. t. vKimunr. AKIN. CANDLER * YF.RDERY. Attorneys at Low, CASSVILLE. GA. P RACTICE in t-l-.e counties of Cass, Ch i,t.«>- <n>, Catoosa. F oyd, Gordon. Murray, Paulding, Polk. Walker and WlntficM. I'rom;>t and nart-culnr attention tr'veo to se curing and collecting claims, and the money paid over when collected, mb 3, 1S37—tf WOFFfVRT*^ fir. CTOA’WFOBP, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, CASSVILLE, GEO. W ILL faithfuHv attend to any bus-nos trusted to their care, in anv of tb ties of Upper Georgia. M. Mc-MTIRRY, Dsaler in Family Groceries, CONFECTIONARIES, Ac.. (South West corner of the Public Squ ire,) CassriHe, Ga. f^EEPS constantly on h ind Coffee, Snjrnr, IV. Svrnp, Mnlasaea. Candies, Family Medi cines. ^c., and various other articles, ton tedi ous to mention. mh 4, 1857—ly A. AV. STROUP. Architect, and Builder, souud.ng 7 perpetual' to to t * ,t ‘ * llstre "f 'heir great names j soil, ami following the ‘star of empire.’ idetstatui the nature of thesoi 1 lie culti- | tiotiists. eonfittn the opinion entertained J those viotoiies whirh. while tht-v en j have constantly temieil Westward mak vates. The loud WMTC8 UVUUUIUK «» pel pvturil l, , • . , . .j . I SI . , II I ' 1- . ■ , • | a J those vK-.toties winch, while they en | h^ve CM*ns»antIy tended Westward mak , vates, and asrertain the kind of ma ! hv all thinking men of this day, that thfr Stop for a while and spluttered, . Yeou git' halo with It etietreleil them, j ing tu> fixetl atnl permanently improve j nnreft necessary not only to make, b'nt | negroes of the South are the liest led,th* evut ; ncieai*e.l the power and doimmon of the! tiients, ami throwing aroun-I them but to keep it fertile. Wit It this view he ! l>est clothetl. ami the happiest class of prouii nit itre.-s ot the worM. lienee, feu, if anv, of tli'-se home coirforls, whirh ' will see to it that the ingredients of the ; laitorers in the whole world, too, the jit pci ice ot that thorough sys ,,4, peculiarly belong, of right, to the j soil removed bv the successive crops.! lo crown tire whole and as a fitting* tein oi cultivation, the Item fits ot which , American farmer. Ilet.ce, dilapidation | are returned, in proper proportions in j finale'to a I itis arrang uix-nts, the afan- were so well understood by them.— | atnl ruin, manifested bv red hills, deep ! the form of manure, thus keeping it sup- i third agricultural publications of the day Thus accustomed lo appreciate the ben-1 g„||ir.s and large fields of waste lands j plied with every thing necessary to all ! — °"f own ably conducted - Cotton ‘ " ' .... ... - ' | Planter rutvng the rest— are fobth] up- Tell me my secret soul-- Oil! tell tne. fiupe and Faith, Is there no resting place From women, (t'rls. aud death ? Is there no happy sp it Where bachelors are blessed ; Where females never jjo And man ntay dwell in peace? Faith. Hope and Love — best Uoon.tomor- t.-i Is jrivvn— Waved tbe r bright wings, and answered, . Yes. iu Heaven !’ CASSVILLE, GEO. T WORMS the citizens of Cass and the .-idiom- j ittg Counties tint lie has permanently loca ted at the above named place, and will attend promptly tc' all orders in h;s line of business. I From the Cotton Planter & Soil of the South. Feb 1. is.",7—1 y efi is conferred by agricuhuie. uultke oth- ; gneti op lo the undisputed swav ofsedge j tile purpose* of vegetal inti. er conquerors, thev did not tle v «stat subjugated provinces, but labored to eiviiize tiieir inhabitants and introduce among tin-in this hinnaniz ng art that they, too.* improved by its teachings, might partake largely of its blessings, and tints add to tl.e prosperity an 1 gran dtilr ot her wide extended empire. Tin Manufactory, CARTERSV1I,LE # «E0. r p'IIE uiuh*rs : jriiefl has <>n hard and expects I tr> keen on hand, n hirtre stock of Tin ware; «r. Offict Practical Agriculture. kin»r. Office, and I*:irlor Stoves—of nil sizes and p ?tn*rns ; and invites the pubhc generally t*5 call and see hiir before purchasing else where. Job Work done to order. Linen and Cottoj .-in Essay, presented to the Alabama State Agricultural Society at its An nual meeting in November. 1856. by grass, have market! their steps and char ac-terized their progress. In addition to this, our farmers, like the Athenians of old, are emphatically a people of one i dea, given exclusively to the study of how to make the m<AM cotton. Unfor tunately. it is but teat sadly true, that j the Alabama farmer’s hopes and fears In the mediaeval ages of the world.' are ftntred in the all absorbing cotton agriculture, with fortunes more or less j bale. A natural consequence is, lie is van ing. engaged the attention of manv 1 dependent uj>on others tor the supplies of the fitst minds of those periods. lit | consumed upon his plantation ' rl : " France, the *v,tie clad hills* and etnbow-j teresting question Hairs taken in exchange far T : n w ire, inti 19 fim .1 AS. \V. STRAXl \NGE. PATPFY, TTTTTTON &, CO., SAVANNAH.GEORGIA: ted cottages attest the industrv of-the Col. R. P. Powell, Chunnenuggee. j French peasants, while in Great Britain Ala., to which the premium of $'25 t |, e existence of a National Board of Ag was awarded. Agriculture has been defined : The ar! of cultivating the earth so as to pro duce, in the greatest plenty atnl perfec Hot:, those vegetables which ate useful to man and (lie animals which he has stth- "Jommiss’CTi and Forwarding 1 >'<-!e<i to* his dominion. It hasai.-o tn-en ■fT.-n’-nnFs ; sai*l to !>e the whole art and science ti ulture has ‘ made this art fashionable. The in How are these evils to he reined:, tl ? Tite answer is, by a wise and judicious system of Practical Agriculture. Bearing in mind the comprehensive improved old practices, introduced new | definition given nt the commencement ones, and called forth exertions, hereto fore tit.known among agiiculturiats even there.' ■f this E«sav, Practical Agrirrl'ure is that, system which will ‘raise the largest ib!e quantity with the least expense. Having thus restored his lands to j on his table, and diligen'h- read, that h* their original productiveness, ami being, ntav comb; tie the wise suggestions of the determined to keep them so hv return • fanners in every section with his own ing to the soil the ingredients abstracted j experience, in the prudent inanagemetit hv his crops, he finds.it tinnecessarv to | of his farm thus presenting in his own cultivate as manv acres as formerly, ami! |*erson,a tn-hlespecimen cf an intelligent, consequently he t"in devote a portion of I educated tanner, and n commending, by his faim to pasturage, Hntl have time to . his success, in the approbation ot all,in keep his improvements of every kimi in j « Ke and judicious system of practical good repair. Hence Ids farm presents I agriculture, the aptw-arance of thrift and neatness, holding out to everv passer hv the .in ! ‘ WiU k *^P »■ 00 h,,rs, > ■»' mistakable signs of prosperity.' His fen j * on w,,ile 1 8, ‘P ,n * nd ** • dr:,,k ” cc. are always in thorough repair, f re ! settling insurmountable obstacle* to th -| lepredatiotis of uttrulv animals; his barns . Yes sir.' Stranger ifr.es in. gets a drink, comes out finds his horse missing .Where's my horse, boy ?’ - lie's rnnn'd nwtiy, sir.* - D tin t I tell you to take care of him, you young scamp ?’ • No sir. you told me ta keep my eye on /"IOX8IONMENTS of Gitf-.o. G„. \ /•• /.V-..n, ,[■■■.. so'-C'ted- ■1:7,5 -11; -1 fiirwirded with (i'sp.itrti. Ri-fer t.. G.il. R. M. Young :tud I). AV. Camp, Estt., Oalhou’i, Ga. •tunc u‘>, ;20—ly ve n'leat I htisbandi v. It Merchan- ; shadowing interest in every country, etll ploying more capital and a larger num ber of persons than all odiet piir.-tiits combined, it i* the fountain whence is In our own prosperous land, from the (1 f i earliest period of our national iiistorv. - eontt- "w T AvnrroRiv, .1. A. ORAAVFORD. rsy One of the firm may always be found at tluvr office in Cassri'.le. Not 1, 1835 "*-‘f J. W & U. P. HOOPER. ATTO.TtVKYS AT LAW, CassviUcj Geo. W ILT. l>r*ct : c<' in ntt the counties of the Cherokee Circuit. Oct 9. lS.ifi. SO—ly. F AIN V .M ARTIN, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Morgnnton, Ga. A NY hnsiness entrusted to their care will be l\. attended to promptly W, C. VAIN. Mor^nriton. WM. MARTIN, Dahhmepi. Sept. 4. 1858. sn—lr R F. BOMAK, Commission M°rehant, for Tiir. rri»CTt\s* »nt> sams f»p Produce, COTTON. GROCERIES, Ac.. Alabama Street, . ^onth of the Macon A Wes tern Depot, Atlax- a, Ga. Oct 23, 1 Sell—tf is. therefore, tite over j "urumsl distinguish citizens, from the- * Father of his country—the unequalled to the farmer statesman Washington of South Carolina—the groat and incor ruptible Calhoun—have turned with de light from tile cares of state to the qui- sne those streams of multifarious supplies 1 . which give to manufactures their impor- ** “"'"H"? " f "tral l.te, atnl found, ... — -- «*« - Ii..al . 00. . „.. ielw . Cj , j„ i„ a|j jlt ; ..,.1 »<■ -...I'i r-U-w. WI I, •on- ■'*-* ■*"" t _ :c 1 — . « . . .. 1 le • ble degree of nttpunUv, tliat skimming, uhivation, which ha* resulted. aud stables and cattle sheds are at all times reativ for use, and are safe tlepos ilories for the animals they were design ed to shelter; his gin house and screw are snugly sheltered, for the double pur-, and without any permanent injury tutlie j p<ise of protecting them against the j V,, “ H 1 mi * uuls ^ * ot c ‘* l ‘ r ® ut soil,’ and will make the. farmer indepen- j weather and for storing away his cotton 8 ® ‘ dent of his neigh fair, bv enablutg him • bales, which exemption from debt cita to produce, bv his own labor and alten- | Ides him to keep until the market 1 ,f tion, all his necessary smplies. ■ buds reinunerating prices, and ii snirs When our lands were fresh, ami we j convenience to seil. He is no l»n coilhl draw without s int. upon the - el nn advocate of that ruitiDUs poliev | In onsrqneuce of these two connections, • strength of a rich, virgin soil, when des- ! w hicli prompts the planter to lose sight j father became the *„n in law ot his son, and pile the seasons and our loose cult iva- every thing else in the foolish desire j the wtte not only tbe daughter in law of her tion the earth yielded abundantly tliis ,n increase the mirrilter of bis cur:ton! own son in law but still more, the mother QttEi.n Relationship —A widower ip Camden. N>.w Jersey, recently married » young girl, and soon after his son. by for mer wire, nmrried his father s wife's mother. I versified interests—Annual Fairs. Savannah 0~o?vrv and Fruit w. ur. FARRErX. to whiten breeze. It ha* been itt every will ever be the foundation—the sub-tra * !*' I aitrfac tut.1 — of all power ami weal-h, giving to ] * l,K ’ h 1 |««.ucti».i* ot ll.e l«m the j - , the people Who honor it most: high, v. j «'>« wmk^r.op .ndev-j »> J 1 ^ " » ' ’ _ ' ,, !■ ,L 5 ' erv branch ot tiidiistfv lit wht.-h tnan s ' lr * J l > 1 JI " ' 1,1 " r,m tilt* troll! r.ink the tiHttoil’s. - » * . » en*! )in< |>u.qi u'msIih! oft or entirely ex Forming the basis of everv art and ' FT* ' , " ,i &rt: •'"MB* 1 ’ ' be found in almost every p.-.rt ,,f our rent cotitedelacv, Mali; of the S ales . . . i.e loiinn , .... , hatl-led, the liecessitv of the ease «le- piirstrt, all-other interests languish ,,r i „ t cl(tlV(i ^.; ( . v “ M , * U,. i ^ mantis that we apply' the teachings of prosper according as agtict.lturc is cared f eat °"f ' Ma,1 > . ,r Hence i, is a reliable] ii ^ Tlw t bales, and causes him lo depend upon j iu law of her own daughter, while the bus- others for all his snpplics. He has re j band o» the latter, is the father in law of signed to others the pleasure of raising | bis own nicther in-iaw to his own father. cotton to buy every thing thev need. | « ■ . , , , . . .. . .... , , • . A l»oy once deelnred that she could not ano «>f lartiig the rlaves of the dealers tn .. , .. . , A. , . . | uoderstat il hew genriemen cotiid smoke.— , I'.vc stock and provisions, for htm«e 1,! , ... . 1 • , . » l certain',} sliertens ttie:r bves. said she. ■ he lias become a practlcul tanrer—one ' j of nature's own great noblemen—and ; raises * all the articles of consumption r . j 'hat may lie giowti upon his own soil increased ' a, "i >» hi* *»"'»• climate.' He realizes tin 1 don't know that, l-ep'ied a gentleman ; for there * my father, who smokes every blessed d»y, and h° is now seventy year* old Welt, was the rep'y, if he had never 1 system ofagricultur a system bv which the theories educed bv the man of science lean, a raiuatiie lesson l" ^ r from the storv related of the lather who. i 'mtion. IV.mittetl to graze in fine pas j » h,n ? ,;u<1 can t do ' Wliat ie tt ’ ea.—riy inquired the mother. w. T DAY. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Jasner. Pickens county. (H. P R VCTICE’ 5 in the courts of Cherokee, Pickens, Gilmer and Fannin. REFERENCES: A. J. Hansel. MarVtm, Ga.: W. T. Wofford. Cassritte. Soap) A Lawrence, Atlanta, may 22, '56 15—tv* ! Fa. AV. UHASTATN. ATT0RTTBY AT LAW, 1 tile first in’etest that shollltl engage the *>nd Iron Store, j attention of the patriot. For it is t,,e :uwnes e,,uceu ln T ; n! *" “>^“"7' ' w i,:;"'| wl « to die told his softs he had i !, ire (antis a ml fe.l frequently on abmi PraeWrrr Ktrnt, A*hwt>, Ga. only intlispensahle to a high degree of! | r,>1 " "*I ,er "“''» IS ,n the lab-.ratory. shall | , f , r |'j f , t somewhere I ‘ ,a " , a,) ' 1 r " , ' t ‘r->f>s in good en | ' GuJ ""* k " B 11 J««»* m*nth *njr Gl LR FiRT & CLARKE, j national p’ro-petity. filling Pile ciffer* of, ^ W " h ! Z farm with!,m ,S«Xg tlm h» — are la! ad ,-faek, and »i ?S er without wetting his ear. hack.' T p OV Ijtid tvi'TT'^M’nr 4 * ^ OTer!lf,ie,,t :iuA <T»*vv;iinnr the lafu) ,C l.nle.ilv tu^iid i the eii!»r i 'vl ! spOt.TlieV dtiff 3»|isfehlly fur the | h** r ’ 4 ni ^ frn '^ J A certain |>iij»ician »»jh that joung !•« I r-enitur-d impt^entV'^hanics’Tools. of " , ; 1 ‘ ! ‘!" '! o*»k«!uo- ‘j 1( ' ( ., ill(is v al!( J the^mifart 1 h'-M ail over the farm, but without find- | a* tetUpting a«. Goshett cat. at ! dies may try all the •ntidutes in the world all kinds, Nutts and Washers, Cirflerv. Guns, live to the vvel: being ol those ctntilove-1 - . ; j„„ jj q’|, e di'-sgim'. however, sn hi- ! His »heep supply t.i* ta .de witli i f or ii..| rc ,s fc .J spirits, but till they have re- 4 W^-w !*«%! TMil^wiWL !" i,s servic -' So luiinamzing are its j ' ‘‘ ; It, *„'*..!* j ri.died the farm that they were miwe !'1'licious mutton, and the 'a* material j course to • *m*!I dose of husband, they ine. stitram.-c its n .t Dtvand performance, *nd ’tifllrence* that an agricultural |ieople wtll j „tri a 1 uction of such a ivs'rin -i-' 'ban compensated by its increased pro- ; [ u ^ Converted by Ins b»mis ino com- need not hope ter any long continued con- and "all ii at tlve Manufacturers' prices, with be bale and vigorous, strangers to most! .' ' . ' ’ M ' 1 dtn-tiveness for tb*-ir* disarmoitMiiient i tl i fortabie dotb ng for bis servants, wide ! rale‘c«ucc the freight added. Vof llnwe d» reding ills .* which fle-l. isi ““V hc •« j^clice. . . , . j I I s , | ,he plavftl. kids among the browsirg j Atlanta, apr i», !858 9-1y , ;n I> is an object worthy of .be loftiest . fot nml.tig K.e fti.i.len -reasnre. «« U.e ; - ^ f|w „j Uf , f r „ m ,,*] Talt. Met.-In Bulloch county, 0., well supplied stvei add to the bounteous j ,bm '* " W wi<, « * U ‘ J 7 who h ” "« 1. -r _i g . x feet j- our She says the way she by feeding them on MORG WTON. GEO. P RACTICES in all the counties of the Cher okee circuit. . Oct 1. 1855 B. S. OAT^TAY. DEALSK IX ITALIVN. EGVPTI vx axo americax STVTUAHV .VXD TENNESSEE MARBLE Momrments, heir; l*old and ■ nergetic, with a will loj ? u l - 1 “orthy <>f the loftiest as- ■ • o « i i l l s x [goats : . p ra'nuts on he most gibed patriot, and! 1 . . m x I * ■ . , * i.omtili.nl t 11 *11 t I. / , -- re. .lit 1 ft oLmi/l viitiquity to niej me niiniivijc; to reach it, and having t present dav. agriculture ha.-engaged the gtonnd far altove the fanner of anv oth ! bv hi- improved cultivation, he will find.! I?'** 1 sea-on, eonverted. in his lanyard, [ A parish ettrk. having, according to ene- d OMBS, A\n \ -^AitBLE Mav- . xuriiiinii itf tnxtiv of the gr-ate-t men ^ r county ti)»>n the glidie. Blessed wlieti tested bv v-X|H-rieiice, that it is into leather for all domestic purposes,! tom, published the banns of matrimony be- TEU-, asn FtKNtsntNC.MA'tBLK, who have lived, and who thought it- no * ail a genial clitnalrTand a fen le soil, ,.q, 1!4 | t „ the first value of that which he ! ar,,i u P , * n «»•>’ days and ditriug incletn- J tw«eu • loving con pie, wes followed by thsr ! f lias reduced to almost perfect barren,ie-s ! e,,, swi *° ,is - »»a,le into shoes foi his tie | minister, wbo g.ve out the hymn, coc.menc- M. ,L CRAWFORD. Attorney and Counsellor nt La®i RlNGUOI.n, CATOOSA COCSTY, O-A. W ILL pmctic** .ti all the counties “f tl* e Cherokee Circuit. Particular attention paid to thec»>llcctTnp<jT monev, and to paving i ver the same when col lected. * mh 10, li** r o—iy Atlanta. Geo. • dishonor to till tite soil anti f»lh>w tne. *** *' r n,,,st f’ ar! , the owner of the: has reduced lo almost perfect barrenness daily avocations of the farmer. Mo-rs. b»«>» be nils, pays it:lie* to no penan. p v „ svs ieiii of mo:e ' than vandal cttl- ' by plantation hands, thus saving; ir.g with these words—. Mistaken souls that All orders promptly fitted. Ware mom op- i.cita f L..\e• -B I? ..■ I D ... J fk ... .4 pi.-site Georgia Rail tiu.id Depot. Taxes Vacohvs, Agent, Cassnlle, Geo. Jan t 1857—tf S. LEVY, Agent, Dealer in Dry Goods. <kc. &c., Xortf,- Ifut Oerner Public Square, CASsvit.LK. Ga. 4 1.WAYS at home, and ready to attend to all who may favor him with a call. Jan t, 1858 ' 49—tf CLOTH r N r O At Wholesale and Retail, MADE TO ORDER. great i the oldest historian, tells us of the time oUS landlord.- is burdened with no grin (U(V _ ' many items of eiqiense which, under tlie urgnm of Heaven!’ wlicn Noall began it. be a husbandman f •* {"** , hwrfullv | Having now changed bis system of 1M ''I"**** l Ooml hooks snd good women are excellent and planted a vmevard. The ancient E fall omvtc.ton that granane* well tilled t c|||livi ,- io and |^, lne bv n , nc |, «e «!,« ..O' |W for , w w| * know how „ <rvn:iaiis i'lia'i'eans and Pho>-ieciitii« • w,, “ substantial comf-.rtsainhait income: , -n ' i . . draw «h» Kehfoekv f-’r his inuies. and , , * gv p. tans, v. tin...can* at.u i me..e. :an ........ .. ; mote practical, ne will seek to restore . .. - , , * . ireeiate rherr value. Tberearenien.bow- heM it in iiich es’eem *o much *o that' l “ at *«i JOs'-ttv , ne enjoyment of mat v , • - • . • ... ... , ! lennessee for In*.Bacon, fut!ie<*cmon | . . , ... , . neei it in n»!,« es eem, so mut n *<> mat . ■» . - ■» - , hi* farm to its original fertility bv pre , , r • .e'er, who judge both from the beauty ot of the luxuries of life, will abundantly ; ... . - J *• rates, hv hi* own exampc; that the! . . J J . r ... . - venting its wasning. and lining up those • .,,*-. . * ’ ... , j tbevr covering, or. lo win non then t . ... ... i i n Alal>ain:» t tauter call ride as 'Ittrtted : * ' - v "" ! leS Wh ’ ,:h T j horses, work as fim n,«U and Lias -Tbr Ct.T.lmd Herald ad- axl bacon to bis negroes as cm be! drM ” rs ,U " *° olJ ! U °“ r Maker or retail. In ;mint «.f price quality and make, agriculture i as w->- now maniificture exteusivelv at hmno. . . . I and thereby get a better make, which we will linguistic-! _ - sell a* l«w as Nortnem manufactures. mauv br<oks tip.>n agricultural subj. cts, anti Dy colis.-quence more independent— ‘ We ajysaiwcprepiral with a first class Out- w , ic J, llw , ir ,J ill g to an ancient au " ' -" * ‘ G-. L. UPSHAW, iti Siajiie go? fjiiiji Dlrji Scot'?, Groceries Hardware, Rbllcry, BtXite tf* Shoe-■% lht1% rf* Cctjw, the Egyptians paid divine honor* to some ... of the. most, common animals used in bus- reward his labor. To win hitn. then, Y1TE h tve now got our Clothing Manufaet- , , mark of gr-vtituile fi»r the Loin the old f«>gv customs of getiera’ions. * -. 7 i • I ' - ,1)1 >» rv in operatam, and are prepared t» offer *»»'•«!•. a> a marK nt gr.iiuuiie tor t.ie . - | against his mismanagement, bv apply-' wf iadu^ments h. purchaser* a* wk-Iesale man; blessings conferred upon them bv ong gone by and to which^ be ha* be n, - ^ SiI ,J most correct metb.aL.f, » , r ~ ' thonaht it wrong for Adam to live sinwl. * «f'''I* ..K«di*-,l>ou.«i a*• *. I. chains ot adamant. »«•! h(iri *, nfillizi ng. A* another im^rtant i ri "*f '»"•* f ‘ v ^ f-'^mg^tate ^’ e ",he« ^Ltawtl^ «n «rtb^ Cfar:liagcuiai.lxeneMls. wrote = m.lo«-«*al bun to become more pradteal. . - - , | 4 e will dilmentlv seek lu ,he tn,OB ' ,, woman «n «rth. how N-i,i„,j.„ w*,*-»,*. mind T.it'irs t i, wt icii avaain.ing to an ancient author, bvmg a> a pntire wnlnti lit* own home-1 j —. u 0 r -^ful nractical fanning I ’be comfort and well being of bis ser j ^ ^ vvark to order, and in all"^tses P tnsiire a tit. - were translated into Latin bv orderof the * **ad. u|e>n plenty and abundance rais | t j |e IIIHIIUIeB J| K will now j rants. Their cabins are heat, airv and : ' * ,rrv ; " iluw slipped down on an icy a "o ,in r "vf.rr’r'^ to**** Se,,!,:e ' Fr,m * d,e •Hilo** <' f r’ ? *>? bis ami Ijse lhe iDi ; t ri , 5n ^ r . f „| lv i-omfortabl?, provided with ample bn. k i f* w "*“* ; ttb,le be mu “* red ' 4 Hesiod we learn something of the extent k«ds, and dependent .qem no **»««; ^***1 tW raltn.blofert>fi»ta.la^ «*»«•«»*. wifi, wide^ma l«v the i '"'**>*»'• *«» »«««**«. mines, Ac. ■ to which ibis art wa* carricI among the P r, etticer for any thing lie may need,, homestead which have hitherto lean big, back log. and throw out the bfaziitg ,,uf * i,aeiTet S *k« strseta »«rl laid ta Terms cash, and but one price. - J a — - — - ■ — —.1^—:—t . . .. .. — ~ A ND ererythinjr usually found in a country Store. Call and examine. Cassville, Ga. Nut 1. 1855 SB—tf Doct. J. T. Groves, R ESPECTFULLY tenders bis Pru^sJonal Services M the citixeus of Cassville and the surrounding c-mtitir. He may be found at l»is office day and night, •nles* professionally engaged. Office—one dour went olMcMurrav's store. Coanrilt^ Jan 99—tf grasping. *»- bad the wbola „ .. .. ... . . , .... , . . . Having! "Ii'lt'r. I world enclosed in a single field, he wowld j sence of manures t hey well understood * nd ’»*"wg •* -“••l foun.iai ions an mde ^ !earner j ,|ie value of mannre*. am! I Nor do the old, the feeble ami the sick! •"* ^ l0n,ent • F««h cf ground en | the important «»f mixing soik knowing |*-ndeiice m-we grand and sublime thau . he i nl | HWtaD , fw,. t that they deteriorate ! fail to have a place in the wel* wdered ; “** 10 r *»* lot .toes, any cuuntrj every ye attmii . j by evapomtimi ami lexcbin^ he will arran^ment* of hi« farm. Located m[ A lawaaatiaa‘wight it to Aims To usher in this new era in agrictil-, „,,w so arrange his barn, stable and stye 1 the Quarter, of convenient access to ev j Jj walk ag o» thengh a fl-w won I ttire, and beget ^change in the runj yard, as to have ernrement s|i> lters fo. |ery part of it, is >bu iarge, roomy 'and ;.**». Bat of mil the ancients the Romans habits of the couturr. sereral important the protection of his maiviies again*. .' Caoap N«*n*o william shear. AUUCSTA. GA-, T-TAS reemwdftom New York • tawe «q»- that a preponderance of eiav oould be which R/will *SfsT^rT 5 lowpriees. ** h ' » P^l^f aamixtura of saud, Also, a large supply of superior Whitney Bed-BLAXKETS, some of extra sise andqooi- ity, to which the attention of the peblie is te- i tvut ot all tne ancients tne Homans " T” 10 apKtfanf iarittd. Jaaat perhaps, placed the bigheeteatimaloap- reforms««