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THE CHATTOOGA ADVERTISER fcf A complete file of the Advertiser may always be found at the offices of Geo. i I*. Roweii. & Go.. Advertising Agents. 40 and 41 Park Row. New York, who are authorized to represent us in that city. Our merchants will do well to call there ! while at Market. i French China Dinner Sets only SSO 00. French Gold-Bound Tea Sets only sls 00. French, Plain White Sets from $8 00 to $lO 00, at . I. A. THOMAS' Rome, Ga. SUMMERVILLE LODGE NO. 109. i \ «sTST. m. Reeular Mecfinis Will be held on the IwkirstSaturday in Each month »t 2 o'clock, r. m. j. t. trexußix, w. m. J. B. Knowles, Secretary, ly. Jane 4th, IST I. THURSDAY, JUNE loth., 1871. LOCAL BBIEFB. Churches.—Oh Saturday and Sun day next, the Rev*. .T. H. Glazener w ill hold services ut the Bayb-t Church 11 a7 M. No service willbe expected at the Presbyterian or Methodist churches on Sabbath next. ‘‘Thus tbe work goes bravely on— Plowing. We learn that the peaceful tow nos Triou was disgraced a few days ago by a fight between parties whose names we have no account of. “Dull us a meat's x —Sumuierv ille. MAHE A-NECTAR A Bin, •k Tea with .1 the Green Tea flavi n Warranted to suit all tastes. For sale by DeJournett & Son, Rome, Ga. Junely. Despite the dull times, our ener getic merchant, Thompson Ililcs has just received anew lot of goods. “Scarcer than hen teeth”—Butter. Our neighbor over the way lists just received: anew barrel of dry goods, fresh from the still hoystvand extends n cor/i-ial invitation to his customers to visit him ere the mountain sprout fails to produce a rosy cheek hue. Dew Drop In, gentleman, whilst we tap a barrel of tar. Hackhen. Night robbers—Fleas. Fifty Subscribers have paid their dues for newspapers ut this office! Tor northern papers though. We think if we were up there publishing papers, ~* w vaihscribevs , v.'yuhl pour in from the South.* - AVlwin wtli. peo ple learn to appreciate tjjeir local paper first ? 4?mm***u~*. Pleasure seekers—?\urse-. Si: \ F'Um is Warranted to make bette*-. healthier-, lighter, uveotor. more tooth some and mote dieestil !e and nutrieious bread, biscuits, cakes. pudding.-*. &«.. than can lie made any other way. for .-ale by DeJournett & Son, Rome. The rolling blue see—a glass eye. We were show last week apiece of broad that was twelve years old. This simple little treasure, the owner in formed us. was taken from his tnotli urs’s table by him at the time of tak ing the ast intv, > under the paternal roof. Took in out of the wet—Jonah. Notice.—-Subscribers receiving their papers with an X marked on the mar gin, arc notified that the time' for which they subscribed lias expired, and unless renewed their papers will be discontinued. Dippers that men want—Snuff dip per*. 1 Yasha Ali's Arabian Coffee in flavor is rich. f.■!] ar and aromatic. Forever de licious, always uniform, unrivalled in qual ity and price. For sale by DeJournett & Son Rome. A gentleman came to town and hail Prof- HurjMo take his pic ture, md it gave such entire satisfac tion that lie brought itp a two horse wagon load of his neighbors yester day, which kept Mr. Hurt employed the best portion of the day. Good work can he appreciated in this community, and we would advise those who have not availed themselves of the opportunity to call at once and give Mr. Hurt a chance. lie will pl- .ise you and give you eight splen did pictures for one dollar. Those who post or stick their hills —Mosquitoes. We would he glad if our subscrib ers in this and Walker counties, would send us any little notes of interest from their respective localities. ITlresh Citron. Currants, Mince Meats. Pickles, Dates. Figs. Oranges. Canned Fruits, and Confect ton aides T«tst received by DeJournett & Son, Rome, Why is tbe girl who has a college student in her eye, likened to to the popular firm of riwift & Courtney ? Because she was a match maker. " THE CHATTOOGA ADVERTISER; Sis MMERVILLE, GA., JUNE 15, 1871. Sums for the scholars—Parents' Treasures. PlCTlfiEs' The citizens of. Summetyille and j vicinity are informed that in conse- , quence of so much unfavorable weath- 1 er, my stay in the place will be nec essarily prolonged, in order to give all 1 an opportunity to get themselves Pho- | tographed. All- work WARRANTED FIRST QUALITY, atld XO TRADE if the ! pictures do not please. I will remain 1 until the ‘2oth instant. - Respectfully, ' J. W. HURT, Artist. June Bth. Railroad Mills Snuff, superior to all others and for sale in any quantity by the Manufacturers Agent at Rome. DeJournett & Son. We learn'froUl an Agent of the Nashville k Chattanooga Railroad ; that the GhtUtnnoogu & Alabama road ! have suspended operations, and that I a thousand employees have Struck on account of pay. There seems to he a general squabble, Chattanooga cred itors taking possession of the rolling stock fit this end while Alabama seized property at the lower end of the road. From the conversation had with the agent the above points were strongest impressions upon us, and consequently wo do not publish this as confidential but await the particulars by mail. One evident- fact speaks in terms most distressing, that is no trains have run on the road Tor several day s. Be sure to stop at the Tennessee House when you go to Rome. WiiE.vf.—The wheat harvest of this County is about ovd’, and ifis tbegen eral impression that the average will be about eight bushels tti the acre. IP you want a bargain in Coffee. Sugar, and Salt, go to DeJournett & Son's. Store, Rome. O.vtJ Mali: The Third.—The most remarkable occurrence during the “tights" of a snmdTrop year vVo have ever heard of, happened near this place last week. A gentleman living in Summerville rented, last fall, a lot of land from a gentleman living some three miles from the village, which he agreed to put in wheat and pay one third *•(, the crop a."dent.,., I,ast week the renter gath -red up his hands and proceeded to the field to cut the wheat. The land owner appeared upon the i field and stated that the wlre-ir had turned out U d-.y, and that lie did not ’ third rtf ‘ft*!”'oj'i^rfpWpf^l^upjn^tfie 1 land, and, according to contract, that was hi.:. The renter very readily HgtiVe wad, and thinks lie made money i by so doing. The oat crop in this section is,den fine. TANARUS» sonic localities the rust has | made ite appearance and compelled | the outting of fonWrd oats quite srfeen. The Tennessee House treats you ■ to all the delicacies of the season. , The gentleman who was kind j enough to hand us an article headed j "A Patent Sermon,” will please cx | case us fur not publishing the same. We appreciate his motive, but ■do not care to impress so forcibly upon the minds of the people what | should be done for the ‘printer;' be ; lieving that if the ‘printer’ faithfully | discharges his duty-his labors will be I appreciated, and-Jie will receive the ; reward of an intelligent community. We solicit contributions''that have a tendency to interest the reading j public but, once for all, say that we ! prefer letting ti.e Sprinter's’ paper ■ ipeak for itsself. Paragon Soap, This wonderful. inven tion has given satisfaction all over the i country. Give it a trial. DeJournett & Son., Rome. Ga. A Western paper say.*: “That j the old maids of the Eastern States ! who have been shipping themselves to | the Territories to get married can't I secure a husband and a home the first thing after eating supper, as many i suppose. There has been such a ! rush that the bachelors have become j particular, and now put them through I a catechism, as, ‘Where’s your other i glass eye?’ ‘How long have you been I baldheaded?’ ‘Arc your teeth paid jfor? &e.” —»• -„»■ • Our mearebants are all receiving j additions to their already splendid stocks of goods. This looks like biz. How to Kill A Town.—Under | rate your neighbors’ property ; with ; hold your support from your home j mechanics and manufacturers ; buy j everything you need from some other place in preference to your own; and, if you are in business, refuse to ad vertise. If these habits will not kill a town, it may justly be considered proof against hard times. Ho says | the Petersburg Index. Have we any town-killer* among j ns ? Cobs js buoyant in this section l>nt : cotton is rather on the decline. The Tennessee House, within 20 j slops of the depot, is the place to stop at when you go to Rome, f A Joke on the Printers. A BATCH OF COMICAL TYPOGRAPHICAL 1 BLUNDERS. There is no funnier reading in the world than some of, tint-printer's blun-1 ders that go the rounds of the pa-! pers. He are are a-few that a laugh j or two may be found in; In the office of a New \ ork paper j there stood in type the 'report of a ; sermon and a paragraph about theca-; reer of a mad dog. In "making up” j these two got mixed, and the readers ! of the paper next day were astonished hy the following melange: “The Rev. James Thompson preached to a large ; audience last Sunday. JTliis was Ins ! last sermon previous to tiis embarka tion for Europe. He exhorted bis | brethren and sisters, and after offer- j ing a devout prayer, took a wliim to Cut up some frantic freaks. He ran up Smith street to Brown, and down ; Gar to College. At this stagt* of the ! proceedings some boys seized him, ; tied a teakettle to bis tail and let! him go. A grout crowd gathered, and for ! a few minutes there was a lively scene.’ . A printer in Syracuse, setting up a ! book advertisement, thus gave rho ti tle of one of Dickon’s novels: “Bar ney, by Budge, $1.50.” The writer of m obituary notice of I an estimable lady, said that thr lie-j reaved husband was “hardly able to } bear the demise of Ids wife.” Imag ine bis disgust on reading in print! that the bereaved husband was “hardly able to wear the rhrmise of his wife.” | The London Home Jnmn-'l once in describing a wedding in high Jjfe, said j that the bride was accompanied to the i altar by tight bridesmaids. The love- ] ly young ladies were eight not tight, j A 1 ‘rovidenco pa per once ann e tineod j that Rev. Dr. Way land,’ President of Brown University “gave .1 billiard | party.” The editor wrote a brilliant I P«Yv. The importanoe of careful' punctu ation cannot be i-isist • 1 <m too urgent ly. Here are a few instances which illustrate it: Wanted a young man to take charge of a pair or horses of a religious turn of mind.” “A child was run over by a wvgon three years old and erossoved■with pantalets which never spoke afterwards.” “The pro cession Was veiy fine and nearly ten? miles in length,-a*-vas also the pr«y<w of Dr. Ferry, the chaplain.” an enamelled lady's gold-watch charms. A toast at a public dinner —“Woman—without her, man is a brute,” was printed—Woman without her instil, is a brute. ■ —”*• •-«*--•» * 7 0 TTT-:. 11 Ifn.',- .vO'dfjt lady went with a burdened heart hi inquire bf her minister the way of life. After a season of earnest, faith ful conversation and prayer, sire pro posed to return t>> her home. The family kindly urged her to remain all night, and the minrsfor joined heartily in their request. Shcvdcelincd, how ever, and when supposed to be quite Out of bearing, she heard the minister rctnafk that he was exceedingly glad he did not stay, as ho had asked her merely out of politeness. The young girl hastened ItotMe, too much shocked and tUO indignant to communicate her feelings even to her mother. But from that fatal evening all serious impressions vanished. She felt that if she could not, place confi dence in her minister’s piety, she could not believe in any one. The hopes of pious friends were doomed to a sad disappointment. She grew utterly indifferent to the subject of religion, and all the entreat’o'; and counsels of her pastor seemed only to make her more hard and bitter.— And in this frame the angel of death Knocked at Iter door. With her head upon her dying pillow, she told her mother the sad story. She had suf fered herself tc lc k at the din. panes of the lighthouse instead of the Sun of righteousness, and now her own day of life Was setting In utter dark ness. A man in Fairfield county*, Con., recently lost his wife. The reputa tion of the man for descries- in money matters was w ide-spread. After her death, it was proposed by her friends to remove her body to a neighboring town. He feigned sickness at the re moval in order to save car fare to the funeral, but when the body wa , being put in a wagon preparatory to going to tbe distant station, and it Was found necessary to take a rope to secure the coffin, he mustered strength to get to the door to request that they return the rope, “as it was handy to tie up the calf.” The Difference.—One young la dy rises early rolls up her sleeves goes into the kitchen to get breakfast, or insists upon doing so, and afterwards with cheerful smiles puts the house in order without the assistance of “mother.” She will make a good wife and render home a paradise.—- Young man, “get her.” Another young lady is a parlor beauty, palid from company, dissipa tion and want, of exercise, reads nov els and almost dies of laziness, while tbe poor old mother does her washing. She is a useless piece of furr.'tore, an annoyance to tbe husband she may chance to “rope in,” and will go on wbinning to her grave. Young man, “let her alone T ADIE’S FAVORITE. THE GRO-! 1j VER & BAKER Sowing Machine. Cos.. Have just opened a spiendulAifficc at Rome, Ga.. where they keep alUkinds of Family anil Leather Sc Winy Machines for sale on tbe most reasonable terms. To re sponsible parties' they tiliee to six months time, for payment; ’besides, full in structions accompany eae!i machine to work all the late improvements. Each Machine is warranted for three vests. Address, MILLER, (: GAME. No. lot (Empire Block Broad street, ; Rome. (la. A- S. PATRICK. BOOKSELLER, sA TIOXER, AND GENERAL NEWS DEALER , No. 63 Broad Street. Rome, Ga. I — o — Sell all Books at strictly Publisher's j Bates, with lilieral discount to Teachers and Merchant-, and Receive Subscriptions I for all Periodicals. Guaimteeing Prompt Delivery. „-•? mareh23ly. ! READ CERTIFICATES: RESTORE TtyUR SIGHT Spectacles Rendered Useless!! OLD EYES MADE SEW’’.'. Diseases of the eyes permanently cured by tli.'. use of Dr. J. Ball s Patent Improved EY K d’ PB !! For sales by REV. J. C. HOLMES, AT SUM MERVILLE, GA. lie is the sole and exclusive agent for the Counties of Chattooga and Walker. Read for yourself, before you con demn. Give the Eye Cups a full, fair and impar tial trial. Voa p pend a I'tfW of the? certificates out ; f Hundreds that can be pfbtraced. Cent! County, (la \ March, loth, 1871. i To th iso whoAike myself, have partially : lost their rialo ny nge.ll can testify to the trqth uT t)r»- tdsivc. 1 have used them I about six AVtjeks and, notwithstanding 1 1 have eimtinueil to use ®y speetaeles, which is eeiifrai e to directions, Thave- nearly rc i covered B.A sight, TlA.,B|>plieatton is pain less and jiii a-an# and ihviwdy can use the v. 1 1 1 1 1 IJo -i pen von (hi- note. iittorAisinig the Patent Ivory Eve ('enjs thirteen days, a lid p nen hiii peril-'."' .the entire contents of a li.u'.v Newspap- * all with the unasj : sitJild Eye. '' Ti'til,' j .)• ! iwa 10 y .e.ir noble invert- I. £ ! 1 'An aii I pre • lam •1 * one ',l ■■ -I 1 'l' 1 iiiy yours. a prill Its. I’rM. W. Mekudk. UnATTiKiqA Cotr.vrv. Ga.. 1 High I’oiuf, 'April Mill. Is?!. I j. Tills i; to F'llily that 1. have n-yd the pitfent lve'-v Eve-Cups with the happiest j effect. having obtained ihoiU two years ago wlu'M 1 \vas almo 1 blind fiCtrt far-sighted ness, dimness of vision ov hldrring, and in - . liitmation of the eyes, f coiilu not lead the largest print without the use nfapeetn j vies, and by Using (he Eye-Cups a short : time could read and Write without specta cles. lam now Sixty two years old, and j would not be without them as 1 consider i them iuvalr file. 11. G. A. Bryan. I [Prom the Opf.lika Recorder, Ala. | Restore Your Sight. ; We call the attention of readers whoso sight, is impaired by age, sickness, or from natural defect , to the use of Dr. J. Bid A Go’s Patent Improved Eye-Cups, tl 1■ • most remarkable Eye-restorer of the age ! 20,000 cases have been treated with these Cups since lsfiO, successfully, with no inju rious results in a single c»so. Suited to all stages arid conditions of impaire I sight, j Simple atid easy of tittpllcfltiofl; .The most .! astonishing cures of defective' tight or Weak j eyes has been performed by the apjilieatioi j of these Cups, in a remarkably short time for which any number if certificates havi j been gratuitously forwarded to the propria i tor. For the assurance of the many resid J tug in East Alabama, and Western door : gia wlio know Mr. F. L. Cherry, we pub j lisli tbe following testimonial from him af ter usihg the Cups six weeks : Opdikit, T/cc Countg Ain., ] March 18th, 1870. J Dn. J. Bali, /. Cos :■—Gentlemen : —lt • | reply to yours of the tub instant) I have t< j say that ucli » change ]i;ts taken place in ; my physical relation to this beautiful world. that lam almost at a loss wlial t<( Sav. I have been propping through this world foi j nearly 42 years in comparative darkness, and to be brought to see as other men sec |is difficult to realize Jn a moment. My i eyes are a natural deb-es, being too reran and j i consequently very near-sighted, at the same I time subject to the accumulation of matter ! between the corner and the retina, causing i obscurity of vision by apparent floating, chained stars. &e. At the ago of 13, they ! failed entirely, tli id the services of Dr. Ball Jlarniorf. (aittoii find other eminent physi cians of their lay. alfordod but partial and . transient relief. Thus 1 remained nearly ! totally blind from my 13th to 19th year. : when nature rallied and my sight gradually ! improved until I was able, with the Use of ' strong etfffvex lens- to go tor school six j mouths. By the ns<? Os glasses i have 1 been able to sr ' ng through life after * a fashion un- ant ago, 22d of this j month, my 1 >■< ••• od a sad inirt hv 11 1 ! cotton stall. u nto (hem, since that ' j time, until ' ,ave riot been able tc | read, write nytliing scarcely. Six 1 weeks ago you placed Dr. J. Ball’s Eye . I Cups in my bands with directions for using. J have done so, and the affect has becu likt [[ a charm. The improvement began with . the use of the Cups, and has continued j gradual, but permanent, iam now able U both read and write by daylight and candle light, without glass*' aml as you see, cm: ■ and do follow the r-ned lines, a thing which f have never been able to do before. , l Will take this occasion to reply to the j many inquiries on the streets, by friends land acquaintances of 2D years' standing: i "Is ynnr sight improving?” it Is : ami •| no funti can feel more grateful than T. J am satisfieri these Cups have made a com j plete anr! pmnanent cure, which is little ! less than a fiwaefe. Respect fullv, Ac. apiih’Ttf F. L. CHERRY. w. f. ayer. j. c. McDonald AYER & MCDONALD, DEALERS I.\ HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL! And Agricultural Implements, NUMBER. 71, BROAD STREET, ROME, GEORGIA We invite all Who are interested in the latest method of Improved Agriculture to an inspection of our stock of Agricultural Implements. Our extended connection with leading Manufactures throughout the United States, enables us to supply every want in this line with satisfaction t<) the pilrelltlser. We are Agents for COTTON GINS AND PRESSES. HORSE POWERS, GRAIN DRILLS, HAR ROWS AND CULTIVATORS, AND PLOWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. All of which will lie supplied at Manufactures’ Prices. We also keep a stock of M ARB LEI/ED MANTLES. HUBS. FELLOES AND SPOKES, GUNS AND PISTOLS Agents <br tllo Celeha.Tted NORWAY OATS. We invite special attention to out large and Complete Stock of Heavy and Shelf HARDWARE, IRON AND STEEL, CHAINS AND TRACES, TABLE AND POCKET AXES A TOOLS. HORSE A MULE CUTLERY. x of all kinds. SHOES, ' NAILS, SPIKES, RUBBER BELTING, &c. JSay-Merohants supplKd at strictly wholesale rates. As we are const Sntl.v receiving new goods, we ph.pOse to meet any decline in prices. AYER & McDONALI), March23osly. Rome, Georgia. I. A. TITOM A’S IS THE LARGEST WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CROCKERY, LAMP AND OIL HOUSE IX (IIE K OIvEE GEOJIGIA. WILL SELL GOODS THAT HE REPRESENTS -ANT)— GUARANTEES SATISFACTION IN EVERYTHING HE SELLS mareh23ly. Broad Street. ROME, GEORGIA. “PABMERS’ GUIDE!”; I Rome Produce Market: j CORRECTED WEEKLY BY ! is 11 joii it s <•:tt & >on, GROCERS, J Corner of Broad and Bridge Streets, ! ROME, GEORGIA. [home J 1 AH.X.ET.: COTTON,— —9(» 111 j GRAIN j WHEAT, RED $1 50 ! “ ' WHITE —*—sl 60 CORN ——<->»—l-.SO i OATS- —GO ! I rip VS : —sl 20 j j ' ME A IS. i BACON. HOG ROUND-—-—DM.I2.J 1 CLEAR uj I HAMS —--s 121 | SHOULDERS 9 i FRESH FORK *—B DRIED ERE ITS. FK jj'lilv-; M 7 , | FL()i'R (fiTqmt!|!>T=^SsP(!P “ (sccoNd 11 )-* MEAL.—’-- -85 IUDES. | GREEN fie i DRIED 12je ROTA TOES. SWEET : : $1 OtX'fifl 25 cents per bushel. IRISH : : : $1 00("S| 25 cents per bushel. RAGS. GLEAN COTTON : : 2 cents per pound. POULTRY. I TURK EYH .u. j * $] 00(ot«! 25 j CHICKENS - 10 1 BUTTER 20025 15 KFA WAX—— - 20(n 25e EGGS - - - -------- lfi MIA TIT IMIS 00 3<)RGIIUM MOLASSES 50c. Georgia ciiAa tooga County To all whom it may concern, j Notice is hereby giVCii that unless good i Cttusfi is shown to the contrary, by the Btli ; day of Jnne next, there will be ah order | issued establishing a New Road in the 962 • District, G. M, beginning at or. near O 1’ Waters and intersect the Aligned road near ! the top of Taylor’s ridge, as reviewed and j located by Commissioners, j Also at the same time, the following will | be a change in the road leading from Sub -1 ligtm to Rome, (o-wit : to begin at the foot j of the hill-just above K L Hamiltons, run- I ning Northeast off 1) Brown’s fence, and by ! Mr Bramblett’s house, to the old road, j thence running about 39 yards, then follow ing the blazes on the West of the old road j to an old waste house, then West of the 1 Branch to where it crosses the old road, ! This May Bth 1871, J B HILL, Onl. AiT APT WK HAVE Worn this T Hit I . CHAMPION SHOES. J For the past six or eight months, and for i durability and comfort of fit they surpass | anything we have ever worn and we prefer i them to any shoes we ever saw. It fastens ] with a Strap and Buckle ; Strings are ! avoided, and it can Gujiut. on and oil easily, j and fastened in thr*avk. We commend it to all in want of a retd good and Servicea ble shoe ns tbe best me#now of. F. Pknck. Merchant, Samuel McKenzie. Boot Maker, John 1), Ci.aHk. Painter, P. T. Depriest, Farmer, B. Bryant, Farmer. ■ The trade supplied at New York prices, j freight added. j For sale wholesale and retail) by M. F. GO VAN A GO., | Wholesale and retail dealers in Boots Shoes and licather, No. 05 Broad street, april27i>in. ROME, GA. CfUiTTGOGA SHERIFF'S SALE Will be sold before the Court House door j in Summerville, on the Ist Tuesday in .June - next, during the nsual hours of sale, (he 1 following property, viz : Lot of land No. 295 in the f.'ith District and 4th section, j and 48 acres of lot No. 312 in the 13th i District and 4th section- Levied on as the 1 property of David Blalock Dr satisfy a li fa i issued from the Justice Court the (ifiStli prisfnVt G. M in favor of JVsw'plt U rider - j Wood, vs David Blalock. PropcTty pointed j out by Plaintiff. Eevy made and returned Itome by a Constable. Tenants served with j notice. J. 11. Garrett. .Sheriff. May 2-50.1 J. S. CLEG HORN, I>. V. BASS, 11. D. C. EDMONDSON. CLEGHORNj BASS;& CO. DEALERS IN D RY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, DRUGS, MEDICINES, And in fact Everything Usually kept lit a First-Class DRY GOODS STORE!! Our Goods are Bought,for Cash, in.the be l .Markets, Customeri Will find oiit Stock Gpulpldtc —ASIi— PRICES TO SUTf THE TIMES. Tliiinkful to our friends for the vray-fH oral pArnnage heretofinc rw-eivod, -jStjt liopeTiy strict ntti-ntToH ffitht? a’continuance of the same. Simnnervillo, Ga., Jan. Lb )RG IA ('ll ATT* )OGA CouqtV* By virtue of an Order from the Court of Ordinary, will be sold before the Court House door in Summerville, 0)1 the til’st Tuesday in July next, between the le gal hoiirs (if sale, (lie following hunts be longing to the estate of Elizabeth Jeitfltllgs deceased, tn-wit : G 4 acres, morn nr less. Os lot No fill, in the 13tli District of the 4tlf Section of Chattooga County, Sold foJ tlm benefit of the heirs and creditors, Terms cash. This Mav Bth 187). SAM I, MCWHORTER, AdmV | BRANNER & BROTHER. We take lileasure in informing our friends and the public generally, that we have just received a large and handsome stock of goods, con sisting in part af Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats, Boots y Shoes, Caps I ■ | Drugs. Medicines, Oils, jfw., Jr., ■> All of Which We propose to sell at the lowest prices possible. We cordially invite all of our old friends to call and see us, be lieving that they will find our stock full am! complete, and knowing that they cannot purchase goods cheaper in North Georgia, (’or we have purchased our goods at the lowest cash figures. Please call and exam ine stock and prices, before purchasing elsewhere. mareh3olom MISS LIZZIE ROACH, IIF.ALKH IN MILJ.INEIIY k FANCY GOODS, Cloak and Dress Trimmings, NO. 54 BROAD STREET, ROME, GA. Dressmaking in all its branches. Ladies’ and Children’s Wrappings Cut and Made at short Notice. AGENT rim WHEELER A WILSON SEW ING MAflllXeS. J®* ntareh23 ly ipIEORGIAj CHATTOOGA County! \ ( Thirty days after date, I will apply to the Court of Ordinary, of said comity, for leave to sell the real estate belonging to the estate of Elizabeth Jennings, late of said eountv deceased. This March fiv 187 U SAMUEL McW Ii OUTER. Admi/iistratoT. fjfick cV: liotlieiv BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, nKv.ttt sTuket, ROME, : : : : : GEORGIA. mareli23fim. nUNI.AP SCOTT. Attorney at Law, Rome. Ga. Will practice in the Courts of the Tallapoosa and Cherokee Circuits and the Supreme and Circuit (.'oiict? 1 • coruiu. CIGARS. TOBACIi of li'-sl Qualit.^H AT WIIoLKSALkIM " : X ALSO. WINES.’ 1 LIQUORS, A .VIB CONUECmi At lowest Cash Prices. W. J. HILLER, No. 125 Broad Street. Opposite ChoiH niareh236m. House. Rome. Ga. miVTTiM VVAN^TOI —:0: IIIaVE NOW A TANPtItT IN SUCCESSFUL operation, situated !tt the ?outli end o. Summerville, where' I ant jiropttred to ten hides of every description, t Will pay tl e highest market price for all hides b ought to this market, or 1 Von tan on s! ares. Satisfaction guaranteed, G. j. MOYRES, M ireh23-lv. Summerville. Ga. A. J. 3IIDDUETON, RETAIL DEALER IN FIRST-CLASS Family Groceries, Choice Tobacco and Cigars, 'Vines and Liquors of all grades. Parties;'wishing t 0 purchase goods will do well to call'on fno r befljre purchasing else where. mareh23lom. Dlt.J. .1. THOMAS ! .. « T OF CHATTOOGA COUNTY Begs leave to trtform the citizens of this coltnty and'persons pH the Alabama line, that he will devote his time and attention to the .practice of medicine in the future. All casus, of whatever nature will be skill-* fully handled and treated, Residence fire miles betoiV Summer ville, on the Main Alabama or Gayles * r ille road. aprill3ly. UALEj’S STOrRE —AND— Wngt»n Yftrdj —AT— OOSTANAULA BRIDGE, ROME. Dry Goods, Groceries and other articles, too numerous to mention, arc constantly* kept 911 hand, and sold at a reasonable pef cent, march23lom. R. T. MITCHELL’S wholesale and retail DRUG STORE ijeoad srr.r.nt ttoME, ga. ' ' I* S'. -t ... V yx- jJP The ftflldwing named articles; its weH a* many othert'art' kept constantly o» hand. Patent H ' ' PPI Bt«i cry. ; Toilet Articles, Brushes > I)tic Stuffs, ifv'.,’ In fad Everything Usually kept in tt FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE , And all of the best and most reliable ar tides. Call and examine prices and goods be fore purchasing elsewhere. My clerks and self show goods with pleasure, inarch3oloni. HAMILTON YANCEY, ATTORNEY AND Counsellor YYt: Law j solicitor'Yn equity,, ROME, GA. Office ini ho New Empire Block, Bro.nl ■street. Will practice in the Rome and Ch* *k ee Ci feu its. luarchl’iiim. ROME, O.v, -:*-A N - J. A. ST AN BURY, PROPRIETOR The above Hotel is located within Twenty Steps of the Raifkowd Platform, and Convenient to the Business Portion rtf Town. t£?*#er»arits polite and attentive to their respective duties. All Baggage handled Free of Charge. Satisfaction Guaranteed. march23l v. T. J. McGUIRE, WITH CHARLES BOHNEFIELO, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF Furniture 7 Looking GlasM*^ matrasses, Spring Reds, metallic Burial Cases, Caskets, And Collin*. NO. m WHITEHALL STREET Atlanta, da. man ufactory, LUCK IE STREET, near Walton spumed. april27tf.