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J lo announce the name uf
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ut tlio on.ulng Junuoryoloo-
r „, Solicitor Ocucml.
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II, a. GnGretl K**!*
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M iJCV VoTKII:
I it i*
I lurTIn* tirortl content i* over und it
LVbctlint tliodc-tinyof till* ftovurn*
| nt is M-nUnl. H now tacoim* us to
T C " f, r tho best but nt tlio some
"te making preparation* for the
Wo do not wish to intimate
.»*ury to bo organizing
. companies,*or enrolling minute
0.1*0 binooln is oleoted, with tlio
miTation of iinmediutely fighting our
Jordan, enemies: but our preparation*
Lu bo mnditnUoii'il and lawful in
|,.jr character with a deep and till-
14 . rv ii,g determination to maintain our
|,t,M is the Union if possible, out of it,
i wo must. Tlio course pursued by
| lt . South should be firm and determln-
t jo dourly right and unavoidable
l» r the maintenance of her honor mid
Lriitial interests, that there shall la*
division among her own people, but
Lit nil n» one great barnnuiious whole
§,,11 in thunder toiler demand not
July of the North but of tho entire
Lii'uud world a recognition of hor
Clearly defined and iiumistakeublo
■ghts.
j While no spirit of Imso submission
| Hl iild he encouraged or even tolerated,
t nt the same tlmo any course of rush
precipitating conduct would he
pally reprehensible and injurious to
j |>ros|K?ctM ot our section. There
ninny men in the Houttawho have
n long tlmo believed that our sacred
h-lil* mid untnrnUluil honor cannot lie
|ilintuiiicd in tlio Union ; and that it
\ kith tlio interest and duly of the South
soparatinn us soon ns possi-
lie. M-oiy of theso men are among
most wealthy, talented midmost
Li-lily respected citizen*, and they arc
I. conscientious in their convictions of
liuty u< any class of men in the country
* Tliis class of persons, however, wo be
lieve is comparatively small and that
■lie great mass of the people still cling
o the Union; firmly believing that tho
Ifomtitiition will bo enforced and the
[rights of the South maintained. This
Icing the ease mid it lieiug well known
go .ill that theso differences exist, it Lo-
« tlio lepresentatives of oocli of
Iheso classes of opinions to bo courtoous
[mnl kind to the other mid studiously
vdid any tiling liko el imination or the
linputiing of their motives. No class can
Rightfully arrogate to themselves* all tlio
p.itriutisin or chivalry or tiial they aro
v ready to make personal sacrifice
[upon the altar, of our section, than oth*
Jers, who do not agree with thorn as to
■lie&rst plan of securing the greatest
h« rin.uirnt good of us all.
We huvo said thus much to bo, per-
lliitps, of service in ease that Lincoln
V'locted, because, if that is the caso,
d.^ireal»ovoall tilings to seen united
ISoutli, mid that the deliberations of our
■section should be •characterized by high
I timed ,-tate* manship that may result In
lentil deliberations mid harmonious
|tiiiii.
A* It HlioNld Me..
The Kleotion in thi* place passed off
quietly and peaceably and with ns
I Jimoli good nature as (tossible. Kvery
closed, and wo did not hear
I ui au angry quarrel or sec a drunken
Mam in Romo on that day. Many men
•rare much excited but their deep in
11crest was exhibited rather by tlioir
calm but firm detirmination tiian by
l noisy outbursts and senseless crimiim
ti'ius of their opponents. Tlio beiiuth
I ful quiet that prevailed in our city was
I indued a fact to Ipj proud of, and wo
J mod sincerely hope that the same good
I wiiso and liigb appreciation of dignity
| mid decorum will always provail oil aim*
] iliir occasions.
Theio wore nine hundred and eighty
I two votes polled at this Precinct, which
I n nearly two hundred more than at any
| puvious election.
Hoxr. Market Nov. 7.—'Cotton is a
I little dull—10j cts may now bo consid
ered the top of tho market.
A (aril.
Ma, Kditoii: I desiro, through tlip
city naiiors, to return my sincere thanks
to the merchants for • refusing to soil
spirituous Liquors on tlio day of tho
election, but iporo especially to those
gentlemen ongagod in tlio retail busi
ness. They closed their doors mid did
no business whatever. It wm asking a
great deal of all, It bilng a public day
and a good ono for tliat trado, but they
mad» tho promise and adhered to it
with fidelity. To them wo aro mainly
indebted for tho peace, quiet and good
order that prevailed throughout tho en
tire day. Respect fully,
II. A. Gartrri.i.,
Mayor City of Rome.
Poi.a County.—A gentleman who l-r»
P*dk county on \ViKln*'«ri iy. hi *« n.u •,
informs us that all tin* precinct" bu
two had been lieard from and Hel* wi
Oft votes ahead ol Rreekturidge. b u .
las’ vote would probably lm 100.
CttATormiX Cmmr.—Sutfinicnt returns
have been received |n mako it certain
that Hell will carry this courtty by
large plurality, probably one hundred
more.
I)ki.koatk*.—K. C. Shropshire. 7,. H.
Hargrove and M. Ihvitioll have Immmi
appointed to represent tlio Home
•Light/Iwtrd*"in the Military Conven
tion to bo held in Miltedgeville on next
Monday.
Lincoln Alarmed.
Washington, Nov. 2.—We learn ii|»oii
good authority that Lincoln is alarmed
ut the prospect nt his election iltld the
ionsequ* uees. lias prepare*! a dr
ier dedarin'* (>in*ervaiivo principle*.
liter- flu !ii iVien'U promise evmn •
thing ; » .1 •> S .iii..i-rn ; t 09tiliiy. f.*..
of a |K)1 UidU clmrndter, emnm.i... M .n„„
tlio public men of the Palmetto State,
to approve. Hut. tho foil wing Jotter,
which wo find in tlio Charleston ‘‘Cour
ier of last Saturday, and which that
|Mipor says is from tho* pen of “one or
the dearest ami most cultured minds
in Soudi Carolina,” contains sturges-
TfcoJttval Dancers.
Misha Hauser, the violinist, Unis de
scribes an exciting itcoiie Which he wit
nessed in Melbourne, Australia t
“The curtain rose, A French dancer,
an elegant, supplo young lady, of no
great beauty, but much expression and
apparently on perfect good terms with
her elf, appeared in the scene in her
' art la*
lion* that we do mod fiemliiy emforso
nnjl approve. Wb'crthWlirrtrt Hie letler 1 oHlie
iiliko to tho meml>er8,ofourStute LegU j.i rM *
utiire and our citizens generally. Its
counsels are most wholesome and
tiiudy.—At. Amer.
To the Members or the State Legisla
ture*
There is a grave task awaiting you.—
is your duty to *«*e in your coming
deliberation* tlmt the State receive* no
IcnnitMit. Your 1‘onstitueiit* liave
• " J"*.* <h»!d*«?rate. They ex-
• i". p’,-il Tlmv nd.V upon v»utr
>iiil ii"ii'**-iy. You will not lie
willing, wii ttuit aeiaiuiit. to re-
■fiviMind eoiishler the sujg«‘*tion* of
loot* win* are, like yourselves, solicit-
•ii» fur the public safety.
Let u* assutno that the State* will
adopt some mode of redr<>.**—some
plan by which to vindicate their right*
protect their property. What
I We
ii.sk*
ollowihg
x Intel s
Olhvial Vote ot Floyd Couuty.
Tho following statement, though not
officio!, wi]lprobably not vary more than
two or tlirae votes from tho exact re
sult :
i'rccinct*. BolI l Brock. Poug.
Kuiue m 300 100
X. Carotiuu...^^ 5* 00 21
llarkera*,.^ 15 41 0
bhringston........ 20 00 0
Hat Woods 22 8 «
Csve Shring V 63 70 30
J«lf Slii,.03 0» 34
waiters.,,. 70 30 0
Chulio...,, 5i M . 10
birt Townue.i.M 4 35 13
htowtth la 0 1
Total,,,,,,, TlS 756 280
'Vo liavo compared tho above wiib
otiioial vote mid find it Accurate.
Holies and Elements ®f a Fbytleiaa*
'Vo have received a copy of a pain
l*filet of tho above titlo containing sixty-?
°'«ht jMigcs, by Dr. Tlio*. S. Powell,
J' r of. in Atlanta Medical Collego. Wo
have not hud titno to examino this
bw»k, but are assured by ono who*©
judgement is worthy of the highest
respect* that it contains much merit.—
'Ve presumo by tbo title that it is prob'
ably peculiarly adopted to tho wants of
young Physicians.
^Sorrow comes soon enough with-
out despondency j it doesa rami no good
traTt^ u JJ unt ^ ft diglitning rod to at-
frtini tli*- Irttcr «•!' -lohii 1). Dofrc
1 to a gciitlcniuii of Niislivilic.
Teuti., in which lie ii*scrte that the
South ha* nothing to fear from Lincoln,
that our reader* may form tlioir own
estimate a* to what kind of ju*tioo they
may expect at tho hands of tlio Hlack
Republican*. Dcfrces, it mny l»o well
to state, is tlio Black Republican Prin
ter of tho House of Representatives.—
Kn*. Cu.uilrston Courikr.J
If it (hi supposed that the Republi
can* are to be driven,IVom tlioir purpo
se* by threats that Mr. Lincoln shall
not bo inaugurated, if elected, permit
me to remind you that the raco whence
they sprung must not be forgotten.—
They do not come of cowards, to fawn
mid croueli at tho feet of any )>ower on
earth. They are freemen, and “know
their rights, and knowing, dare main
tain them!"
This is not said in a spirit of bravado.
Fur from it; bntit i**n announcement
of a fact which ought to be known, if
it is uot. ■
I f, however, tlio Republicans believed
that Mr. Lincoln would use tlio high
position to which ho it to be ejected for
tho purpose of warring upon the con
stitutional rights of the South, he
would not be uieotod. It is because
they know ldm to be a man of enlarg
ed, national and statesmanlike views,
capable of grasping with all the great
quotums before the country, ami so d*
reeling them as to do even and exiv
justice to all sect ion s of the Union, that
they confide in him.
Wo know tlmt when Mr. Lincoln
rears “to Ktipjmrt the (.'.institution and
the laws,” tlmt tlio oath will not lie vio
lated* Among those law* are the Fu
gitive Slave Law, tho law against tin?
slave trade ami the law enacted to ena
ble Gen. Jackson to put down nullifica
tion, when the traitors of South Caroli
na threatened to resist tho revenue
law*.
All llicso laws will !»e enforced.—
NVImt more can you want? Wlmt else
ought to be required ?
The man who set Ire to the Temple
of Kpliesu* sought an immortality of
intaniy ; and It would not bo strange
tlmt, even at this day, some abased
wretch, desiring the same fate, tuny at
tempt tho destruction of the Union,
our Temple or Liberty, erected l»y the
toil and blood of our father*. He will
however. Iks found among the
host* of Republicans, whose every aspi
ration i* for tlio preservation of <h-it
Temple, and whoso blood, if necessary,
will Ik*'poured out that it limy stand
forever. Your*, Ac.,
JOHN I). DKFRKKS.
Indianapolis, Oct. 20, 1800.
Another John Hror nite Oauoiit.—
A mall by tlie name of so iwcll, a .lolui
Brown emissary, was taken up by tlio
citizen* of Line Crook, in this county,
a day or two sinco, for tampering will
slave. A meeting of tho citizen* wa»
held, and after a strict examination
the proof was overwhelming against
him, and lie was severely whipped and
ordered oft’. He seemed to Ikj well
l>ostedinnll John Jlpnvn matters, and
was endeavoring to incite the slaves to
a servile insurrection, Ac, telling them
tlmt they would all hr free after the elec
tion t that Linculn in.uUl U. Jeeled, Ac.-r*
Tin* villain, Seiiw’ell, is about fifty years
of me, and of notoriously bad character.
Tbo Southern people should be on the
lookout for him. Ho is a dangerous
diameter. Watch ldm. — fyont'joinery
mi.
Tint, i Hv'y* Visit* rut; Srri.r. — AT
vidtX to Hi.- pJiKcc of tho Queen o
iand an- i-^irieieil by cuHtofu, to Hire.'
lays—the first d.iyToy the arrival, the
S. ooml dl.y f.If the reception,- and the
lust for the departure. The I’rinoo ol
Walo* has rightly observed this pnotice
in Ills'' toiii* through tbo United States
nevor stopping more than threo days in
any place, unless Sunday intervened.
Mr.ny families would rqjoico to have
this fashion introduced into the United
States.
The Oldest Inhabitant.
It is a melancholy reflection that near
ly ail that noblo band of patriots and
heroes, who humbled tho British Lion
and planted the tree of liberty on the
western continent, have passed away.—
Now and then wo find ono of those
grand old oaks, whoso aged and droop
ing boughs overhang tlio grave of a cen
tury, ami connect tlio living present
with tiie buried past. The oldest one
of theso in the United States, resides in
tliis county, and within a few miles ol
our village: Nathan Doan is one bun
drod and nine years old. He wn* a sol
dier in 70and fought through the rev
olution. .Though tottering to tlio tomb
heHs-still ablo to walk about tho yawl,
and ride to oh urchin his buggy. His
eyosight is Vory dim, but tlio windows
aro not ontirulv darkened, and lie con
find his way without a guide.—Ga. For
ester.
mil that plan lib?.
In IliecotiiNo thus forced upon them
by the Northern State*, by Words and
act*, the States aggrieved*may be com
pelled to disMiilvo tho tie* that now
unite the country. If they cease tola,
one people with tlio North, they may
refuse to continue under one govern
ment. The South may lie obliged to
*o over the gtotind which their fathers
r nl I*.ore them, to resort to the Kamo
mode of t odies*. Wlmt was that mode?
It was one, we know, of great wis
dom. It received (lie applau-e of tin
ablest *ta‘Cornell "• Killopi*. Tim lead
Cl* of the C'du|tip» re*o!ubut
c .lilt und deliberate. Tli-v liicreemt-
••I fully the difti -ulty and delie "V of
•o f<i*k imp.i-ed upon (Item. I’liey
••**d heir plan-simvly, cautiop-ly, with
• t *p .-agaciiy. Let u* . trace their
l' .-s.ng over their prolimiimi-y qoui-
plaint- nml rouionstmiiw*, we will tak<f
the calling together of the Congress at
Philadelphia, in 1774, us tlio first sys
tematic proceeding of the American
Colonics in tlio assertion of tlioir liber
ies. They begun by unitiug their conn-
ills. No (Colony seceded alone. They
formed a Congress for joint deliberation
and action.
The Congress* so formed asiombled
in .Scntombor, 1774. They did not be
gin by dissolving tbo Union; they
adopted a declaration of rigid*; they
issued addresses to tlio people of tho
United Colonies, to those of Canada
and of Great Britain; they petitioned
tlio King; they adopted resolutions to
import no good* from Great Britain or
Ireland, and to export none to those
countries; they prewired urm»; they
formed dr tchdiumetiucd associations;
they still delayed ; they knew tlmt in
reforming abuses the first stop is to dis
solve the government; they were firm,
but iMitieut. Boston wui occupied by
the British army. The battle of Himti-
er.s Hill wus fought. The victory ot
Furt Moultrie was achieved. Still the
resolute, moderate patriots of Congrc
kept often the door of conciliation.—
From Soptetnlier, 1774, to .Inly, 177ft,
they made every eftbrt that was* honor
able to preserve tho Union. They still
hesitated to aboiish it, even in the midst
of battles, sieges, niul frequent blood
shed. It was at the end only of nearly
two yuars, when ovary appeal to the jus
tice. Ii ieiidsbip and interest of Kuglitnd
had been m ike in vain, that Congress
severed the bonds that united the Colo
nies to tbo Mot tier Conn try. There was
no boyish petulance, no indecent lin.-te,
no blind rushing into the uiire of revo
lution with a vague dependenco on
some contingent Jupiter to assist them
ill getting out of it. The leader* of
America were statesmen—calm, firm,
moderate. They took care to secure
and A*tabtfali u new Union before they
Unsolved tho old. They strove to pre
serve the old by every lair and proper
eftbrt
can devise any better mode of proc
ing in the emergency that await* your
counsels? If you cannot, then adopt
the ono prepared to your hands. You
profiosa to follow the examples of the
Revolution ; follow them faithfully.—
Do not disregard the pregnant teachings
of you own history, of the lathers whom
yon so much respect and whoso sagaci
ty and spirit you profess to emulate.
!,i*t"i» to iio r.'bid eutliuisisui. no el
iiiei ic.il project* of feverish impatience.
Kxliibit the courago of your ancestors,
but take care to preserve also tlioir wis
dom an i prudence.
We can forfeit nothing of self respect
by deliberate proceedings,
tli ...
,U outburst of
iiul trumpet
But from tlio other
i* e.tmo a youtliful, bluoinitig, Span*
Creole, with liemitiful i\ytn, hugo
and soft; her complexion rosy; her fig
ure tall—in fact, the impersonation of
Terpsichore. Slio itowed modestly—it
w«» her fiiit apfKtaranbont MolhoiirnA—
mix) the emlituia«m of the public/ *m--
prised l»y her l»eauty, iminlrcsted itself
in vehement cheers.
“The two dancers struggled for the
palm or victory in a gracufiil Tuivucuhi
Like two gli'teriitg buttcrtlios they
wliirled around, aeeompaiiie l by music
and applause. The mercurial Pul isiiui
made u*e of lior seduelivo wiles, of her
Ml leliued ptiixpiotts, of her most en
chanting uttitiido*: liui (tie Creole seem
ed patronized by the grace* themselves.
Thundering applause encouraged hor;
mid as often us alio came forward with
her graceful modesty, nosegay* and
ring* and bracelets were thrown at lie
feet. The French lady struggled will
her last strength against the triumph of
her rival, until disheartened and ex
Imusted, site Ceil to tho ground.
•'The' Civolo approached hor with
compassion to raise her. When sudden
ly tin* i'arisiau darted up, uud with
looks full of hate and fury, lioxcd the
eats of her rival. Tlieatullence hissed
and hooted, while she exclaimed
much passion;
“The wretch tripped me!”
“Tlio poor Civolo declared with dig
nity tlmt she iva* inunei'ttl of the mean
ness : hut u vulgar word which slipped
out nf the lip* of the French dancer
against her. suddenly aroused nil the
passion* of the .South in her hotouuiud
a singular struggle began. Tho two exci
ted ladies rushed iijk»u each other, mid
wrestled, uud tore, and pulled ono an-
other's hair, while the tliutidur* of the
limy made the ivholo atmoiphero vi
brate. I never saw a tnor«> natural per
formance. Tlio better clan* of tho pub
lic did not interfere, hut teemed
rather to l>o amused by this Olymp
ic exorcise, until tho Creole, bleeding
und laiittingi was curried away from tho
scene.
‘Sumo officers, who from a bax bud
witnessed the spectacle, wore revolted
at the conduct of the I’arisiau, mulseiit
for ilie police to arrest her: but'hor
friend* collected ami resisted tlio con
stables. A riot ensued; a (sortipn of
the public rushed on tlio stage; they
jiiiiip«*lacross the orchestra; tho fid
dle* and bn*s viol* were broken; tho
indie* were fainting, children crying;
and I took to my heels with my tidillo
and never stopped until 1 reached my
hotel. h
Hot Spriittf* of Arkadtn*.
A correspondent of tho Clitirlcston
Mercury thus describes the Hot Spring*
of Arkansas;
The Springs are situated ir. a narrow
volley, iiiMuit three miles iu length, win
ding among the bill*. There aro two
very pleasant bote)*, with numerous
cottage* on each side of the valley.—
The spring* are on tire eastern slope of
tho hills, at tho foot of which runs a
small stream or rocky branch. There
dozen stream* of different
degree* of heat ; tlio two largest are
hot enough to boil eggs or scold a hog.
Thu character of the rocks on tlio side
of tlie mountain* are evidently volca
nic, and large dark broken masses have
every iip)»euruiiceof lava. The water is
conducted from tlio springs to tl
ervoir oil tlie top* of the bath house*,
no arranged that you may liuv
douche*;, shower, pi lingo or vapor bath,
just a* you please. Tlio water is quit'
soft, ami u« clear amt transparent a
crystal. When you first liailiu iu it, it
senilis im possi hie to bear the heat, but
you gradually get accustomed to it, and
find it very delightful. It is miutiku-
b!y pleasant to drink, and when taken
hot is equal to tho host Chou-ehoiig.—
What i* singular even when tepid it has
no nauseating elleet. With ii little salt
Hid pepper, it makes a very good
same, or thin chicken broth !
PRINCE ALUCltT.
•Sr. Johns, Nov. 5.—Tho steamship
IMiicn Albert with Liverpool dates to
tlie 23d lilt., arrived hero Friday night.
1‘oinmotcinl News.
Li vriicool, Cotton M iRkrt - The sales
of Cotton on Monday ami Tuesday were
10,000 biles of wiiicli speculators and
exporters took 2000 bales. Tlio market
bud not o|ieiittd but was firm.
Cicneral New*, ,.
Tlio Neapolitans voted utmost tumid-
mniislv for annexation.
Tiie Sardinian* had beaten a Non|toli-
n corps and took eight hundrud pris-
icr*.
The Royal meeting wa* progressing at
Warsaw.
It wa* reported that (1 trihuldi had
liccn otiered the rank or iVmco and
General
Additional by the Adriatic.
Wa iiinutox, Not. 5.—Ten Broeck’*
horse Umpire limit tho homo Tom Bow
line. ut tlie New Market ram**.
Tlie recent census return* of Russia,
show a population of 70,000,000 iuhabi-
Into* in that Kmtdro.
The Austrian Government lm* made
grant concession* to Hungary and Tran
sylvania.
More John llrowu Haul Humors.
Wabiiinoton, Nov. ft.—Rumor* said
to cmnimto from tho same source, that
notified Gov. Wiseo( tlie John Brown
raid, rcaohud Gov. (.etcher, of Virginia,
to tho eftbet that another atlidr of tiu:
kind i* anticipated. Gov. Letcher lm*
instituted a system of military )Nitrol*
along the i’otnmao frontier, mid on ail
the river counties, lie also dispatched
•I. Dimmick. of the State Guard, to
Washington City to pumlmso more
“or tho use of the State military.
Moxican Uustang liniment.
•hroin rich and po«r, l* iul nail free, ill
colors, grades *a«t coiidishni* s.f lifts the
same men! wf praise Is RWmsled thl* won
der till Article. Hores *rc lirnhd. pains re-
RkvihI. liven siiv.d. valuable nithiinf* limdo
usenil, »nd iintihl ills useiag.il by thl* to*
iiuirkalilo m.d cine. For' cuts, IniiWs,
sprains, rheninnilnii. swelling., Idles, strain-
ed hora.-s, dr., it Ho* no Mpiiil' stnon-t l.ttil-
mrnts, IHiiliDeiits, or Bctrrrr of iw-
Rations. The g* nnlne Mustang l.inlmci.t 1*
sold by all', rr*. oetahlc druugl.ts mnl livery
molt: lit ' every town, nhrWli and hniulct
thioiialioot North und couth Ainerlen. Kn-
re|ir, and 11io fsluUd* of the Ovus. Ilnjr *t
BA UN Kg «% 1'AllK, l’ranrUtms.
Hi*wim New \«irk.
<1 a gill of hot water,
well togvthnr mi l drink hot. Itoiio«i
* le every hour until relieved. Jf tho pnius
severe, bathe the bowel* uud back will;
i niodieinc, clear.
in cases nf Asthma and Bhth'sic, take
*p saiful in a g*ll of hot wa-cr sweeten
ell wlth molasses t ntso. tuitho the throat
ml staunch faithfully with tlie medicine
I ear.
Dr. Swtot say* it takes out tho soreness In
« of It me.setting faster than anything lie
App'ied;
FUherm-n. w» often ctlmsod to hurts by
ring' thetf skitf plefeod with hooks nml
i of fish, can litvmhah relieved by bathing
with a little of the l'.dn Killer ns soon ns
the accident «*"tmrsj in this wny the anguish
ts soo'i nlmti'd { fi.itfie ns ottun nSourc in five
minutes, snr three or four times, and you will
Idem have any trouble.
gSaSfWiso men aro iu*triH'tc<i by ran-
son : less intelligent men by uxperienee
tlie most ignorant by necessity, and nn<
iiimls bv instinct.
DIKD—At tlio rosideneo ofhi* fatlier
T. J. l).ivi* in Van’s Valley, on tbo JlOlli
after a long nml painful illness: of
disease of the Lungs, William M. l>a-
lipt only to tlie teaeiier* whose | vis, aged 28 year* and eleven months.
Larl.lobig'fl, plan of substituting nil
vor instead of quickzi'vor for tlio backs
of mirror*, ia a ncrfect success. .Silver
ed mirrors yielded 20 per. cont moro
light, cost no moro than tho quicksil
vered ones, and superccdo iho unheal
thy quick silvered process.
lesson* wc have been learning, hut to
the world’s judgement and to tlio sym
pathy of a largo portion of tlie North
and West who repudiate the foul fac
tion of Suuinor and Seward. Wo shall
weaken t ho hand* of our friends by has
ty counsels, ami strengthen their 'ene
mies and our*. By a contrary course,
o shall prove the truth of our asserva-
or.s that wo desire to preserve tlio Uu-
. n, provided it be a Onitituliomi) Un
ion. We sh ill deprive our op|x n lit* of
ivory pretext for assailing us, and ran-
l,*r our*elvcs impregnable to tlioir us-
tucks.
We do not profess to enter into de
ntils. We |H)iut only to our own histo
ry, to tlie lexthooa of American revolu
tion, as von:' only safe and certain
^iiiilo. We say nothing as to wlmt
^t.ite*. or how many States muy unite
their counsels; that is for your honesty
I judgement to determine. But in
iv of our revolutionary examples
1 the duties of tlioso who jirofes* to
.low them, we hold those propositions
to bo unquestionably true—tlmt no
State should secede singly under pres
ent circumstances; tlmt a Congress of
(lie States proposing to secede should
precede their action ; that tho Con
gress so formed should exhaust all hon
orable oftbrts to reform and restoro the
purity of tlio presont Union on a safe
basis, before they proceed to destroy it.
Hasty lind impatient advisors are bud
advisers, Kvcn the virtuos of ardent
and irregular minds, im practicable in
temperament, dogmatic in understand
ing, u re copious fcurces of calamitous
counsel*. Lot us reserve bold celerity
for action w|ienever it conies. But in
councils, ill tlioso above all which may
load to revolution, we'cannot value too
highly nor nractico too carefully tlie
in ccopt widen teaches tw to make haste
slowly. FKSTINA LKNTK
Tiik Cooi.ir. Tit.inr. vs. theSl.wkTiudk.
—Tlie New York Herald of Thursday
says ;
“Wetiro Informed Hint by tbo next
steamer the round sum of $308,000 will
bo sent in draft to England, to charter
vessels to go to China and take coolies
for Havana, according to therecontpor-
mission granted by the Spanish Govern
ment. Said amount of money came in
to this country with tho express object
of chartering vessels; but a* tlio con
tractors have seen tho fated the vessels
going to tho const of Africa, they be
came afraid and decided nt onco to go
to England.
The Banner
copy
& Baptist, will please
8j)ccii|l Kciicca.-
Exceutor’s Sale of
\j a n ds.
U NUKti . .1 My dmi.i uf n .Ic.rt-t- <.r
rtiinioifv. Ariulrtl nt 1% Ma.v t«n4
1 mia, nr III.. MniHTi .r I’i. trl. r llnrlin rMury.
ijjTn.lAr.'jtn.H.A. K*-olnr« nf the In* «fll
All I (o.IaiiiiiIU uT ll.-i.ry 1*. Joli «, iIitiw-I.
budrnRil rHlPl(M«.T f.r .All" Hi r i!..w
In • I.lb ..r L.VXd ti.lo.ial'i! |ol!|0 «•*"*?■ "f
.uill Jcctll . III
Facts.
Ill this imper we pragout t« tbs p thllo mi-
ilupeiK'liMiilu tcitaiiony t-stnlilDliiliR the fu-D
tlmt U:nlw:iy'a fl-uuly Uelinr. ltegnlnting
'ills, nml Uuanvnting Resnivrut, nru net
only |NMitiv«i Ciirultvp* of the stele, afflictixl
with «iis«Mi*e: but that tlmy have in mnuy
r«.o< I'ruve.l to ba ill full l Me, nml linve re
stored tlie dyiug piiiieut to roluist hi'ultli
after all other means of rimlh-ntbin futh-d.
Third Witnc**.
JKPIITIIA OA1IDNBB. M.rfJianL Drbsdkn,
Tkss., tejtllles t
That "I liavo been tnaiMed with Hheiim-i-"
tinm l»r many year*, and on the 27th of Do-
k>mt*'r, while walking ill my Imak yard, ex-
KtrDueed a very swore, fall upon the ieo,
rni-du'; the knee-pan. I wu< ii"l able to
love, and anflorud ub'iit njony of extreme
min. In this condition Radway's Ready
loliof was anpliiid: in u short time tlie nain
caned mid the swelling ubated. The follow*
day I was unaldud lu walk without the
Lowndes,
Monrue,
MlWiogev,
WilkhlMMl
In LAUGH JMUci M Vials.
hut Vcrmlfti.fi. cvcf uff. fr.1 lo the pnWIS." IMfre-
asrawp
A CARD.
ilSSSS
WOltRs I... cv«r; kaaw. A de|Ur butll* ta -lulto
MTTLE’S
ANODYNE COUGH MOPS.
. of tuk REASON AT
J. H. M’CLUNG’ -’
llriind si., IComp, (in.
LADIES
ici n
■mu |
AT I llrAA l .t.
mi i III Alh.llY
711
Cloaks and Shawls,
TwgrtMftr with n l.ir^o vnrii‘l_v wf
■ WOOLEN GOODS,
For Ml*..', CUWnn'a uinl ir,y.- W.., ;r .
A I.AliiaTsTnriC III-
HOUSE-FURiYISHIWa
>'■■■< AXI»
PLANTERS* GOODS!
r,m.l*ln*.if
men Mr.iiAi.iux. imrssKr.n,
tXURAia AMD XT.Ill
CARPET 8.
ANI> OAXTll.V iiATTIVO.
bate k llrocnlellc Curtain Good
Gilt Window Shades,
'Connies axjiiMV «<•,
blaneetsT kerseys,
ANU
BROGANS,
Of tlio bust Southern Make*.
For sale ut low prices I y
»ov3 ’’ d. ? 1L McpLV^n.
,.B. AH ‘KC’JIOI
■«,< IV. im. nrtMIlm l.t.r.n
5SS3SSSE.
SSiasSCwSSSS.
p*rainuanlluaUe>Mi|kmlxlun*.
MTTI.K’N
FRENCH MIXTURE.
TkU Is pwraritt fmm a Frsarh Itfvlpu (la lb*
form, of Xu. I s«4 9 { thn Sra fur tbs acute,
No. 9 for ths rlironlc rtaK*,) sad (him Its aasxampi*A
»uro*«. I* likely to kUiiemeds every other remedy
ftr tbe raranf dWnee* «f Urn KMaejm aid Bladder,
liuTtSL': SMpW
eowldnen »roiwrlle« tatally different la taste ami
cliamrter from suy tlduf to be found ta tbs .United
Stale. PhanuaruiMi U ; and lu i«dul of Mfety aud c«.
risaey U aut Hvullwl In America. « "
LITTLE'S
RINGWORM 4 TETTER OINTMENT.
• rouTi., x>. a.
Hundred, of r»»e« of CknmlsTetters,Renld Heads,
and d I ■oners of th« sktn «••»•*Telly, have bsea raryd
by Ibis remedy; nnd since tbs intiudaetloa »f tbs
Jlo. 9 pretvsmilon iklnn strouKcr; nsmrcaiy a cam
ha» beta found that It will tot effectually erodlcats
ta a short Urns. Fur ibe eum or Canrrron. Suren
nnd Ulcer- It I* ar'fdk-il la the form of piasters, sad
BAKER & ECHOLS,
remedies, by |nUmla* off their own or sometbtai _ _
else, by asta* the same or similar name* (for ao j P1ALBI TM
Csisgics aid Flavoring Eitnids
OILS, PAINTS, &(',
GLASS, POTTY,
SYBaVCFFO 9
FINE CIGARS,
LIGTJ0BS for Medical Pin-
poses, *c„ 4c. 4s.
Romo, tla. Feb. 18th. ftriwsirtf ’
FIRM
ii
teat fs wanted or eeeared nmtd tfcenbeardWsatv'
,) let all-be caaUoaed.ln look wail ftr It
f the Uiyrrldof, thus
,T. V. .TONKH, "I
.1. D. JOXRB. | .. .„
11. W. .TONES, I
W. IT. JONES, )
lb rn-ton, Uurke c*.,Clu. eupUw.lin
and also bis uamt blown Into the flam of aaskWUa.
AD* Alt orders and letter* to ha addressed to
LITTLE 4 BBO.,
Wboleealo Drugflsts*, Xacon, da.
Sold by Furol! A Veisor, Timm 1 ’, itn.
T.oi« j f
Comfort auJ ltii.s, «f Pain ami ,Agony.
Dr. TobimVCelebrated
VENETIAN LINIMENT
Whore womL'rfill eiiruu, ruranml inetautanu-
TUyTlIAClUk, tU’T8, 1UJUNS. .COLIC.
Cramp*. Dysentery. He^
IT 18 NO NKW CATCiLl'KXNV.t
But un aflielu tlmt lias kLkhI the test s.f fif
teen year*. The onufiimu* sale ami rnpidly-
tm rvasin^ ilouiaml I* lit oun? tlio. surva evl-
i.l nf stick (i
r ud.iafaiuu.” [nov2ir2w
23(1. 1*58.
. W. E. Hkuv A Co.-Ge t Is : My
hair liuviug turnnl pruinuturoly grey, i *
I'uing utiwilling to wear ' silver locks" iu
vuiitnrul days. 1 ImVc tried various pre
wliifli wr-ra highly
oring linir
my
ms prepara-
imlml f.r re-
STEAM WOOL CARDER.
I desire to call the iitleiitioti of
tho Farmers nml Wool groivors
cmorally to my new ni»tom
Stenu: Cuftllilg Machine,hualeil
r brand streot rrontii.g llnr|M»r r
A Butler's Hardware 8t«re. As 1 have many
mrn expuHeliee in llm Wmd Cording hiisi-
*s*. I think l run give gviiarul satisfaction,
id solicit llm patronage rif tfiu puh'fo.
8eptt I -wim 0. J- DYKES
TIC
D.
A Desirable Ho
rSalc.
. I No. | Cwiur
1 of the best Ituprov d
Election New*.
Cuss county give* Brackinriuge 105!
Bell ft 13. Douglas 332.
Cold)* county gives Brcek in ridge a plu
rality of 700.
Catoosa gives Block in ridge a majority
of 59.
Dalton give* Brocklnrldgoa majority
of III.
lAutisville Ivy., give* Bell a majority
of 1800.
New Orleans gives Bell a majority
of 2300
Mobile gives Dougins a majority of
150.
Montgomery give* Brack in ridge a ma
jority of 12tt.
fattest indication* aro that tho city of
New York will give 40,0(10 majority for
tlio Union Ticket.
Wasiiinotox, Nov. ft.—10 o’clock P.
M.—Tlio votoln Maryland, Virginia and
North Carolina, so far a* heard from is
very close,
Hai.timurk, Nov.ft.—Wo liavo receiv
ed complete returns from this city.—
Breckinridge 14,850; fell 12,010; Doug
in* 1,082. i ho Union men claim tlie
State by not leas than two thousand ma
jority. t - -
WibMtNATOX, N. C., Nov. 0.—-Tho city
gave Breckinritlgo 593, and Boll 507.—
Tlio county precincts show uniform
Hrcckinriduo gains. Tho Suite lias in
all probability gone for Breckinridge.
Philadelphia, Nov. 0.—.Scattering
returns from tlio interior show largo
Republican gains over tbo Governor’s
vote. There i* no doubt about Lincoln’s
having carried tho State.
Market**
Char lesion, Nov. 0.—Sales of Cotton
to-day 2,000 bales, nt prices ranging from
9 to 111 cents. Tho market wa* irrogu-
original color, among
uf. \V. ii-L* Hair Ri-storvr, but found
D. in u'l in um or l«Mi itiJlVttr.il, nnd ipiitu
apnsivo. until about u your age I coin-
iiL'iic-'d using H.'iniftiroot's linir Uoatnrutive,
i.cpnred by you, wliK-l* I found to bo nil
(hn( vo i rucoiniiundud it.
It ruftiort'd my hair to it* ori-'iiud bu
in I keeps it soft it lid oily, and llm cxno.iftc h
nt trilfi&g that it scomft uutliiug at nil after
•oiitinuully drawing upon my funds to keep
niyulf sajijili d with Prof. Wo nl's t|io year
previous; und after all my pains ro oiving
no hon fit'. Therefore. I take plnnsuin in
rccmnaK'ii ling yojr II.dr Ucstnrntive to tliu
pnldic ts a cheap nnd etYccluul Hair Bcsb»r-
cr. Yours truly,
WM. ft. WENTWOIITH.
O.'oudnsa Comity, ss: 8ubscrilH>d and
sworn before mo tliis 23d day of Jii.io, 1858.
H, 8. COLE. JnstU
Rom milter that tills result was produced
bv Hcimftirrat'ft Inimitable, liiu original
' five. 6 .
• dollar a bottle.—
! by nil Druggists.
W.'K. II All AN A CO., ftrapriutors,
octllhvlrn Tr«*y. N. Y
Railroad Notico.
Orricr. D.U.tc.vfAJirarksoJivIli.h 11. It. Oo. >
Dalton, tla., Sept. 24Hi. 18()U. ,
J OTICK is li-rehy given, that the 5ib In-
stailiimnt. Tun Dollars on each share of
Urn cupitd »t'H-k sul«orll*evt, of th« Dnllon A
•Incksouvillu u. R. C nilliauy, has beon enthul
by tho Directors,, pnyabiu nt the ufiles of (he
Company in Dalton, on the lstdny ofDeccm-
‘ r next. By order.
EDWAllD WHITE, Ecc’y.
sep2Sw2ui •
iiuiris A COMMON OII8KRVATIOX
tiiut there an more sufll-rors from debility.
my Auitiricans. than ran bu found mining
any other civilix-jd nntion. The reason is
obvious. Wo take too littlo exercise, uud
forgot tlio wants of tho body in the absorb-
pursuits of business. In all siHi eases,
iuary medicines can do littlo good. Wlmt
is required is just such u tonic and iuvigora-
us Dr. J. Ilo-tuttur bus given to tlio world,
his cklkhkatkd ••ihtteiw.- tl.*
weak sin I nervous doiiisen of llm counting-
house, the cxhaii-Ld toiler Upon tlie sluiji-
d, uud the pro.-1ruled student of the mid
night lamp, have found a wondorful reg. ji*
orator iu tlio "Billers," and prefer it to more
pruteutioiw, Imt less elficacious medicines.—
Hut il sliouUl uot bo forgottou that tlio agent
..'liicli is so inagieal in its inrtuonce ii|nui a
frame which is merely debilitated, is equal
ly powerful In assisting nature to expel the
uwet t 'rriblo lonna of disease. WJio would
not give it n trial ?
Sold by druggist* and dealers gen.'rally
everywhere. See a Ivertiseinont.
nett 0—trim
The Mighty Heater.
Imt not disoasc. with its fangs, prey upon
you, u 'til tlm cold hand of d e ith hurls vou
to an untimely grave. Shaken fi* the feeling
of dnspairnnd hopelessness, so liable to mine
upon tho invalid. Tlio plant born of the
Sun wo place within tho ruuuii nf all. We
care not what mny bo the specific form of
tlm disease. Tlio cause, the fountain of tlio
disease itself, is impure blood, mil through
tlio different clianuds ..of tlio lungs, the
stuiimeh and tho vital organ*, J UPSON'S
MOUNTAIN IIEHB PILLS will pns*.
mingling witlrtli) blood, search out nnd
ernspand then'expel, all hurtful (mison that
there ts in it. Thus cleanse ’tho b’lHnl l»y n
fow do ms of those Pills, ami disdiiso, iu nny
form, will dissipnlo and vanish. As tlio sun
with its glorious Ik'iinig fir»tcames the iimrii'
tug dow to rise as mist,then growing straug-
cr. ousts hts burning rays upon It—and b.dio'.il
'tls gone—so cleanse tlio blood, and disease,
like morning dew, retreats and vanishes.
Jtidmu's Mountain Herb PIBs nru sold iiy
all Medieino Dealers. oat 10—wim
Farm tor Sale.
Tim and raiglmd offers f
8alc 158 ueres uf Land 10 mil
west of Ho no. on tlie Cellar
Bliifl* road, and mm and a half
1 loan's Kerry on Conn Rive
Mint 05 acres arc op#'U, 10 of which is h
in land, nnd llm remainder good up!u
,ider good fvtmo. In all there arc about 23
•res of iNtUoin land on tlm place.
On tlm p/etuises there Is a good enldn
tniuing four rooms, kilcheii, smoke house uud
ithcr ncceMtiry buildings, having foul
ipriugs conrenlent* Ilia convouleut luea*
ion for church, school nml post office prlvil
•gw. For further purfieu'ars address
uc(20w2in
Administrator’s Land Sale
AND SALK OK
PEUHI1ABLK PROPERTY.
A greeable ««• an order trum the Hot
Guurt of Ordinary fur Polk County.0«»
will lie sold at public outcry, on the fir»
Tuesday iu Decauiber iioxt, hefiiro fhe Court
House dm»r ill Home, Flovd co., wiUilli the
legiil hours of sale :
One hundred and twenty acres of land,
more or less. Mauging loilm estate of Alex-
aiider (!. Morris, late nf Polk county, deo'd.
known cs ihe Knox plncu, mljoiuing binds of
Leo Taylor mid otlurs—about sixty acres
cleared mnl 111 cultivation, with n comfort-
abl t dwelling IioTiRo ami other improve
ments tliuruoii.
Terms—One half cash. Hie remainder on a
credit of twelve m uttis, without interest,
secured .by notes with approved security.
Alsu, will bo sold at llm latu residence of
said deceased, couilimncilig oil TueMlny, tin*
27tli ft»f November next, lilt tlm Periftlmldo
Property belonging.to tho estate of said do-
ceus ]iouso*-«dd and kite hull
furniture, pDuUliuu Uads, wagon*, n buggy
ami hurui'M, f<mrg«Msl farm inules.nnoyeiing
sorrel horse, tlm crop of corn, (odder, wlieut
ami on's, » fine lot of cattle, jH.rk nnd slock
hogs. 8a!o to cvutiuuc from day to duy un
til nil is sold,
Terms—Tlm corn, ftridor, wheat, out* and
jH»rk hogs will lm sidd f<»r one half endi.tlm
rciimiliing Imlf, together with nil the other
|K.*ris!mbfe pio|K>riy will be sold on ii credit'
twelve months without iuterc-l. Sninll notes
wills approved security, ex<cpt is to sums ol
five dollars and under, which iv
No prjpcrtv removed until trr
plied with, ABNER DA It DEN,
oct23 Adln'r.
I wi*h to rail rnr land Ieit, ; -
«n the JuekaMWvIll* road I
mlWs from t>4aff Town, cm-
Ulnlug W1 aeraffsM elenn.l,
l.tho iiulatmv in thitber. Com.
incut ou tins plimu Is iiuncces.ni
known by tho community to he N
Valley lnnd.nud D one Vthe lm*
S ' U the Valley. Having on it u.„.
dwailing tvltli flvu rooms, and frant
imk porches, frame negro cabins, bonk
nuMJi, suinkc-hmuc, slgldes and cribs; »b».
line Iv watered bv »flnp well ten steps fruit
the house, and Big Cellar Creek running on
the North and W«*t boundaries. No Improv.
wciit ls neeiiwd us the place is well fetmed
tuofttly with tiew rails,'nuts hie, and aro** ft.n
err. ■ Tlio ncighborbiiml is excellent, and e n
vcuieiit tu ChUfJio*, 8eh.N)!s,am| Mills.
This pluee will Iw s.,|.| at cxeiHxll|»gly low
flRUres. For fiirtlmt jinrtieulnrsapplv to Win.
jYMAN.
scpltitwA wtf
N. York & Savannah Route,
OIlKATi lllimiOTION IX HATES
UK IMHHAIfK.
Caliin - - gli 01)
Mci'mco <• - • • 7 00
Now Arnmitemcnt lor
TK.’KETrf TO KEW y0UK. UBh
PMOU
Memphis, $:;i
$39 74 , „
Nu-hvillo,
Cun'
It is warraMuH-tu do ilWM hr fie agent,
will refund the money «*.• tlie return of tho‘
empty hotUftlf it doea nogikul. This I* -In-
varinbly tho way this wonderful article has
been introduced. t-» ... ... n
No family should. Im without-a tattle in
thoJiouse—huudreds, of ihdlars and many
hours of siiflsriug may besavod by its timely
mu. Colic, Oruuipnnd Dysentery yield at
on co lo its imin-eiirutivu prnjmriics. It is
perfectly innocent, nud can taglvun totlm
. ,
Patent Modiclnt4-ilry this, and yon wlJJ'ta /r^xw*....f.V r/ .ill P1 *!\
raro to buy again, and rccoiuliiuml to yoiir j^*^! •“’ ! ’ * ( ’ WnKWX
Hnndreil* of Physicians rra iminend it In
their practice.
;tdrNonu genuine unless signed "8.1. To-
HI A*." , :
Price 25 nud 50 eenta per ixdtlo, 1 '
Wltai every Horsenmh jwsnts. ( , j
.4 Good, t'krnpnM lldiuUe Urn meat.
Such an. article is j
DR. TOBIAS*
Venetian Horse Liniment
Pint fiqplei ntoHei utscudi. .
‘or Lanieuc**, (hits, Unlls. rolle, Sprains.
Ac., warranted elieap. r tluin duy other. , M
is used by nRtho great hnrienteti on feng
Island courses, ft will tmf cure lUng Bone,
nor Spavin, as there is.im Liniment iq exist
ence that will. What it is stated tu cure it
]Niiiitively doc v «.
No owner of horses will ta without it after
trying olio tattle. Oii« done ruvlyes and
iiftnii snves tho life nf an niver ImnteU ordrft-,
cn borsc. For 'Onlla itm| Helly-m tie It hits
never foiled. Just as ,s»ira M tin), 4 stMi rises,
just so sura is (his vnliialds Liniuieut to ta
the Horse Kinbroeailon of tlmdnv,.
UHtl IT ONi^ANI) Ml.
No. 50 t'orthiudt street. New.York-
Sold by all tbe l)ruggi|tsamt f i Utrukrei*crs.
Dtt. TOBIAS'
PULMONIC
LIFE SYRUP,
For Incipient Consumption, Coiigliv , -
Colds. Aithmiq’Crniin, Dys|u'priu, • f j
Liver Complaint uud
(Iciiera! DebUlty.
This wonderful preparation, compounded
from tlm spontaneous gifts of nature iu llm
vegetaIde world, stululs f..reiimst among the
medicines for the cure of Urn al*)Vo.imim*»l
coin ids hits. It fill* my heart with Joy to
thhiK that Tt has been reserved for me to dis
cover tlm long looknd-for Balm for diseases
nf thu Throat and Lung*. Ail Hint , use it
Hud instant relief; and by Jte aoullnuanee a
|s»ltlvccure is sura to follow..
'"To; count tlmiu ull would want a thoiisaiid
tongues,
A tbrant of hrass and adumatiliimliuigs.'*
Price One Ikdlnr jut Bottle.
A*k for Dr. Tobias* Pufniouk Life Syrup,
east.,—
lur.
Davis' Pain Killer.—Wo have tested
this medieino und assuro our reader*
tlmt it not only possesses all the virtues l?R R AT |{AROANS A
claimed for it. but, in many instances, O AosLr
BiirpuHses any other remedy wo liavo ov
er known. It should not bo clossod with __ A __ TmT A nn.nni r
tho nostrums of the day. *;ot up for tho ffAW \ PRAPIj IITY
especial purpose of pecuniary profit,but IV If 11 ■ livl KHV M m. •
bo regnt(led ns one of thoslandftrd med
icines, for tlio publio bonefit.—Uorald
of Gospel Liberty,
M.'A. WIMPEE & C0„
nJjgRa.-Carriage &Wagcn
MANUFACTURERS
OpjHwile liar|H*r A'liutlcr/ H.Vrdware t
llroud St., UU.ME, HA.
W OULD r»<i'iH»ifiillv mlorm their friends
Ull 1 the I'll die g nenilly. Hint they tiro
prepared i,.do all work iu the CARRIAGE,
Ul'GGY AND WAGON LINE.
All their work will ta well done, nml llm
latest improvement!* adopted, but they would
call estweblafloullou to,
JONES* PATENT IMPROVED
TUI MULE MC1ILINS.
Which for light und easy running uro sii|)0-
rior to th« iron axles, and coat inuoh less, t
rO-AI.1, NEW WORK WARRANTED;'
jrfrREPAIUING neatly douu nt short
notico. and eliup lor OAftH,
•*-Alt orders promptly attended to.
share of patromigj solicited.
nprllSwty.
TSuRNETT’S Flavoring Extract*. Ci
| J uino, K illeston and Troth Wash—*
irash supply at PA KELL A YEI8ER.
K
50 Corthindl street. NKW YORK-
FA BELL A YKISER, Agents,
iopll-wly Rome. Ga,
NEW
NO. 3. CHOICE HOUSE
[House formerly occupied by Jtobt. HutUy.)
P. L. TURNLEY,
Tf 7’ODLD respcotfiilly fnft>rin li|<
VV friend* aii'l customers, ami
public generally, that Ii e is
now cpcnlhg a very largo amt at
tractive Him* of Drugs, Medicine*,
. Liutior I
>’su. 'A no
e, 23 511
2?’Oil
Knoxville,
Atlanta,
Augusta, 17 50
Baggage cheeked thnx gh by the Molmtlnn
!*ity. ■
lly the Snli-ndiJ and CnnmodiiHis Steamer*.
MT. VKHXOX,(UMr)tms « »
IEAVIXO RAVAXXAII EVERY TOl’BH
1>AY AND 8ATUKUAY.
T'liu Miue arrougeiuaut chit, from Si iv
York, ..Uore tho rtooniir. Io.to Wo, 12 N. 1!.
on Ttiursdnys and ftnturdays, with the suu.o
through rates of fare ami express facilities.
These Hteamshlp* are new, and built ex
pressly for this route, nml for spea'.J, oiqnfort,
and elegant auoimtniNiutii.ns, ure Hot excel-
l«l by nny steaigers «u the oucutt.
Through TieJfoft can fie procured at tho
foHewing places:
New Orleans—It. Gi:im>:*, 00 Gfavler si.
Mobile—Cox, BiiaixaIid A Co.
('.»! it in bus—H. Jf. Him., agent ITarmlcn't.
Express, and J. M. Dlrcn.vTr R. R. Ticket
Agent,
•Kufuula—A Stow.
Montgomery—J, W. Gur.oonr, General
Ticket Agent.
A rorR, agent AY A W. It. R. nnd at nil
other pftjnf*, than eonuectlng Rniirnnd Tick
et Agonls. UKIGIIAM, BALDWIN A CO.,
Agents; 8nvanuuli.
II. B. fUOMWKLl. A CO..
Agents, A6 West st. and 3.15 Uroudwuv,
sep25twly New York/
frMh-
QRA93 SEEDS.
Juit received direct froth Kentucky,
Bill* Grass, TtoNAhy^
Orehurd GntsC, Red Tup,
Clover Lijeo .*««,-
Millet, For sate by- - 1
FARRELL A VEI8KR.
Paints, , . _ t __
M» dicul uses. Also S«*e*ts of ail kinds, botl.
Field nml Garden. (Southern liaised).—
(tlnsft.Pmtv.Glue. Rritslies.and iufaet.evory
thing in hts linour that is usually kepi In a
’ Having hjul sovornl yenr^.\|*crienee, riid}
by giving his pcrsoiial attenthai to tho l«si
nes*, be ho)H*s to merit a share of )uitdie pa
iZfesTOAW ^
LOW PRICES,
As any boiifto this side of Augmta, On.. Re*
member the location. Tho wants of the
coiinlry.shail he supplied. fqb 11,110
After .this ditto tho Cnisa River Btounlldm
CoMMnr'ffStMimi wl|I lofivo fhrUREENi
81 ORT, antIntoruicdiiito .’as . t
lows: . »
STEAHER ALPARAffir or
PENNINGTOff. ,
Leaves Romo, Tue«4»y |tc ru
ing at 6 o'clock.
Loaves Gresnspart Wodnc
day at 9 o’olook.
EBIdOTT A BfSSELI..
J.nJIlrl.tf,
nes, Hair Oil?, "
A NU PEllJ'UMEUY of nil’ kluds, I
A Bags, Card Gases, Pull* Bulls, Porti..
hIcil Jlatr Hat Cloth, Tooth, Dusting and
White wash brushes, A great variety for
sale hy TURNLEY,
fob 11. No, fi Choico House.
Seed Wheat and Rye!
1 Aflfl Bush, priitw Bed Moditcrrauci.
' Wlie.lt.
Ttltlft Utifh.1. prime Hnl Wnlkor Whet,
13111) •• » Whilo Kr.
. .‘.no IS la. Flour. -.Jr. ■:
j MIUl>i.hSc„U«vo..
Rome, 8ept. 17, '00.—-sep|8t\r2m
P m RE Italian Salad Oil, for table us»
uno'Jtri. FARELL A YEISElt.