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WasHinoTox, Feb. 25.—Private- dis
patches havo been received here from
South Carolina, which state that the
brother of theHon. L. M. Keitthas been
recently murdered by his slaves In Flor
ida.
Rons Market.—Feb. 28.—Cotton has
not materially changod for the last
ten days. The price is still 101 cts for
a good article. Wheat from $1,30 to
$1,50. Com 85 to 90 cts. Bacon 10
cents. .
Eslarocxcmt or the Gas Works.—We
are glad to learn that the Rome Gas G «
have made their arrangements for h
iug their works immediately enlarged
to the extent, at least, of present de
mands.
Officers—O. H. SMITH, R. G*1 - J
1, • THOR J. PERRY, V. O*
R. T. HAROROV “
The Hungarian.
The Europe reports that the Hungari
an had a' large freight and thirty-five
passengers; Two bodies have been
near the wreck—one that of a fireman,
and the other a small child.
:Great Piretnt DaHvlUe,KyVT
Pitsburo, , Feb. 25,
tegular
GIITin
part of the town of Danville, Ky., was
destroyed bv fire on Wednesdi y last.
Eighty buildings were burnt, including
Eighty buil< 0 . ... _
three churches, the court house and oth
er public puildings.
A Card tar the fingering.
Ths Rsv. VlUIam Cosgrove, white laboring
i e missionary in Japan, wee cured of Cor.
sumption, when all other taeeas bad tailed,
by a recipe obtained frem a leaned pkrskiea I
ripiiiM eurwJgreat numbera*i*ho wa^."- , f jjSSjfJSS^ ftetartherfoand that ear.
fe gSShSSgrfSss;
depraeaioa eauaed by these die-, proenred^^^t^^UtffameWU <*£
r so as to prodeco a dry
Rich homo, Feb. 24.—The Opposition
convention committee reported against
party erganisations; also that the Fed-
oral government lias no right to inter
lore with slavery; reiterating the com
promise of ’50; advocating reform and
retrenchment; denouncing the Repub
licans. anti favoring the Union -, appr*
ving the address of the National Ui
ion, only a* to recommending delegates
to the Baltimore convention.
The majority report recommends the
entire address.
vrucivs • djaiae aneHmH • that. ■
Dariross of benefiting others. I will tend • [ar
thta redpa, which! here broaghthomo with udVdL
“1 gJSIRW gradients an^uajT
Davis 1 Pata Killer,
No'medicine i« more prompt in Its action
case of Cholera Morbus, fie* than Ferry
Deris' Pain Killer. It ia the acknowledged
antidote which seldom fells If applied In ita
early symptoms. No fowler should be with
out e bottle of it always on I
The stein on Jlaed "from the use of ths ‘ ofthis artiele,':
Markets.
A cot-STi. Fob. 25.—Cottoh.—The mar
ket to-dny dull and depressed, owing to
the continued heavy receipts at the
Gulf ports. Sales 432 bales, os follows:
1 at 5,49 at 8, 5 a 8}, 2 at 9, 48 at 91, 72
at 91,27 at 10}, 1 at 10), 29 at 10), and
9 at 11 cents. Receipts 500 bales.
names, and tor the purpose of rendering it
popular, have traduced Prof. Mepee and his
! article, claiming to make that of aauperior
! quality. Retry year presents new imitators
Pain Killer is eerily removed by washing J^i 1 ' i ^ing e ihl miMmlpbo*p«t« au 1 # ba-
Davia' Pain Killer seems partieutarly e«- J Kotw'lhstandlng nu'thle.the**dMoudUfor
cacioua in cholera morbai, bowel complaints, M Nitrecenlaed Superphosphate
and other diaeaaea to which the natives of, Li^hsa do^ei ^ P
Burnish, frem their unwholesome style .of p (r urisn Guano cotttaina an eReeMive
living, are peculiarly exposed. It la a valu
able antidote to the poison of Centipedes,
Scorpions, hornets, fie.
Rev. J. Benjamin, lata Missionary in fiurmah
Sold by druggists end ell dealers In family
SavannaU, Fob. 25.—Sales of Cotton
to-day 1,570 bales. The market was
firm but unchanged.
Cuarlestov, Fell. 25.—The market
calm after the storm, few buyers for the
common grades. Sales 500 bales.
a graveyard, and waited to see the
fact.—After a short time, the * femes of
tiia liquor left him; and h's posit'on he
ath
ing rather confined, he sat upright, and
after looking around, he exclaimed:
“Well, rni the first that 1 * riz,or else
l‘m confoundedly.belated 1“
letter from London, says:—
“Mrs.' Ann S. Stephens' superb letter to
Victor Hugo, originally i p, oaring in
tho New York Express,madia profound
sensation in London. The London
spectator remarks:—“As a piece of
composition, it is the most remarkable
that over couie from tho pen of a wo
man."
ihjtoeiMl.
MARRIED, In this city on Saturday
evening 25th inst., by Rev. Jesse Lam-
berth Cnpt. Robert O’Barr and Miss
Mart F. Strovb.
In this city on Sunday morning 26th
ipst., by Rev. Jesse Lamberth, Mr. Tho
Wxetwalters and Mrs. Sarah Bakes.
I’t '■ ' 111
Democratic Executive Committee at
Wasiiinotox.—The Washington “Con
stitution" publishes the following list of
the members of the National Democrat
ic Executive Committee, at Washing
ton:
Hon. C. L. Vallandingliam, of Ohio,
Chairman.
1 Hon. Wm. Barksdale, of Mississippi.
Hon. Miles Taylor of Louisiana.
Hon. Wm. Bigler, of Pennsylvania.
llon.Thos. S. Bocock, of Virginia.
Hon. Jno. A. Logan, of Illinois.
Hon. Wm. II. English, of In diana.
Hon. Jno. Cochrane, of New York.
Upon enabling this committee, we
find the North, with hardly a Demo
cratic State in it, has five, whilst the
South, unanimously Democratic, has
but three. At respects the political
bias of the committee, at least four,
perhaps fire, out of the eight are Doug
las men. We call this stocking the cards
pretty strong on the southern Democra
cy.—Abv. Rep.
DRUG STORE
NO. 3. CHOICE HOUSE.
[House formerly occupied by Hobt. Battcy.]
P. L. TURNLEY,
YirOtJLD respectfully Inform hit
W frlsnds end customers.
tad
publio generally, that ho is
now opening a very large and at-
tractive Stock of Drags, MedieiHes, Chem
Dyestuffs, Psrfumsry and Fancy Article*.—
Also. Faints, Oils, Varnishes. Liquor tor
Medical uses. Also Seeds of all kinds, botk
Field and Barden, (Southern Raised).—
Glass, Putty,Glue, Brushes, and in fact, every
tfi
Svmpathv with THE Popt.—A targe
xneetingof the Roman Catholics of Lou
isville, Kentucky, was held in that city
>n M<
load ay
was ad<
last. An address to,the
Pope shall possess and exercise tempo-
eM dominion over certain definite terri
tories, yet they “deem it eminently pro
per on tho part of Atnerioan Catholics,
ritn their
to unite wil
r brethren throughout
tempts, whether by governments or in
dividuals, to invade the rights, spirtual
or temporal, of the Holy See.”
Mem. tor Leer Stohr—Woman’s best
.right—Tho Marriage Rite.
“Footfalls oh tiie Bovndart
A'hothee Worlb.”—Stopping over into
y.—Vanity Fair.
J^Jaw Jersey.—Vanity
A Loxq iMPMSomaiWR—Dr. Boyd’s
fourteen yesrs’ imprigomnantoommene-
ed in the District of Columbia Peniten
tiary on the 9th inst. Those abolition-
ista are beginning to find out that the
•of abduotln
business of abduoting stares don’t pay.
Momuhekt to Clat.—The Legislature
of Kentucky has appropriated $10,000
to complete the monument to Henry
Clay, at Lexington.
t
Chemicals,
thing in hfs line #r that is usually kept in
First Class Drag Store,
Having had ssvonal years sxpsrtence. aid
by giving his ptrsonal attention to the busi
ness, he hopes to merit a share of public pa-
Irunage, and to be able to furaieh his cue
tomsrs reliable articles, at as
LOW PRICES,
As any honsa this side of Augusta, Ga..
member the location. The weato of
country shell be supplied. febll.’H.
Kerosine Oil And Lamps
O F THE BEST QUALITY, FOR SALE
cheap By ■ . <.«
febll- TURNLEY, No. 3 Choice House.
Pure Train OiL
5 BARRELS Juet received, and
by,
febll.
TURNLEY,
No. 3 Choice House.
the world in protesting against i5l nC White Lead Ond LinSGGd 0U»
aA No. - 1 article, cheap, by A lV • »’
4
Kbit
No.
.^TURNLEY,
House.
Colognes, Hair Oils,
kFUk
ND PERFUMERY of all klndt, Scent
~ re. Card Caeee, Fuff Belli, Portmon
ir Hat Cloth, Tooth, Dueting and
* ‘—’ A great variety tor
TURNLEY,
No. S Choice Houee.
White wash brashes,
sale by
tobll.
Cigars, Tobacco, Snuffs,
TEAS, Yeast, Pouders Ess. Coffss, Black
T Ing Clnamon Mace, Olire Oil, 'Vinegar,
tor sale by TURNLEY,
febll
No..I Cboide House.
FRESn AND SOUND SOUTHERN
CLOVER SEED.
20
fsb.lt
Ho. 3 Choice House.
febttoliy
1T. HARGROVE, Secretary,
W. N, PUCKER, Treasurer.
TUESDAY
KltrogesUei S^perpliMpfeato
RN.RbOT CROPS, COT
TON,4c.
iRIOR TO the rear 1347, Superphosphate
had been made in England, by treating
wt bonrt “
formation «f sutpV
ing one atom of lima.from th# bones, a solu
ble phosphate had been formed. InlS4T,J.
J. Napes made a serieeof experiments, thus:
he found, analytically, that Peruvian Guano
contained the neoessary elements for Inin-
instituted a series of experiments,;
ly, by which he proved that one
KTll lO I »<*!«.-ti tle
riri idie-l u»;tie»eqq»ws«—weiM’d^k “* earien
jisiri ieqdiS 'ads
•fit# -fr.f.l
< »a fij
Jtinee V> # t*>. »*wq -djiakiM
Sid
JHvdtoal
ni-U. qu RasBo'wlSieaSfc *Sf W
i, practical
of Peruvian
hMW acid, thirty-six .
unano, twenty poundeofeel-
pbete of ammonia, formed a mixture every
way superior to Peruvian Guano, and that
it would not axcito the soil, but would
tinually add to ita fertility. ...
He hod found that one barrel ef Mood,
fresh from the animal, mixed with a cord of
r, would.
by ftTTItfBlltffHi
Address
JanTt-twSm
urge.
Rrv. WM. COSGROVE,
130 Baltic street,
Brooklyn, N.Y.
to tho aboTffi aara>d :n-
blood, a manure ia formed oneMundred
tormtd ont hundred pounds
of which ore epual in power and bating ef
fect to oaa hundred and eighty-fire pound*
of the beat Peruvian Geano.
Since he hat oHired his invontionto the
farmers of tho country, soma fifty companies
have imitated this article under various
amount of amseoois, the only use of which
is to render water capable of dissolving a
larger amount of the inorganic constituents
of the soil, or as sometimes called to hot ae
an excitant. The market gerdeneraof Now.
The Closing Years of Life sis often,
rendered wretched by ailments which . .nr*
trifling in themselves endure easily cured ll .
taken in time. Affection of the liver,stomach,
and other organa cohcernsd In digestion, art
the most frequent They naturally make the
sufferer nervous. Irritable and complaining,
and relatives and friends are forced to bear
(he brunt ef their UI hnntor. The use of
Hoetotter’i Celebrated Stomach Bitters will
prove an efficient remedy tor this evil, it will
net only strengthen the whole physical osy
gnnizstlon, but entirely cure the .meet- obsti
nate eases of Indigestion, Dlarrhwa, Dysente-.
ir, and Liver Complaint The fleet phyei-
ans in the country are loud to their praise
of thie preparation. Another recommenda
tion of the Bitters hi that itb ao palatable - to
he taste that it may be used tven os a bever
age. Sold by all drnggiitf. * febi.lm.tri.
NEW ENTERPBISE.
WE T. NEWMAN,
Exclusive Dealer in
CROCKERY, CHINA,
ing of plants; thus, whoa used on Cotton, toe
bolls do not tall and. as by tho sxperisnes of
Mr. Lomu OoL Davis, and Col. Goodwin
and otbsTsTTt gives a mater weight txr aero
of cotton. For Wheat» has steadily prov
ed itself to be superior to the Pmvjta Gu
ano; whan in contact with seed, it dees not
destroy it os does the Peruvian Guano; and
,pUee the deficiency of th# Phosphate
.me end other ingredienU, predneed b|
axoeetiye reaping of grain and undos poe-
Tho reports of the farm of th# Inventor, of
tho America# Institute, ond eomnritteae of
other institutions, wh* bars visited it eltho
it U manured entirely with this fertiliser,
prove that no manure has yet been used
are
J0 . :'ALfiO,
Looking Glasses k Plated Wive,
Bread Sty Rome, Ga.
^ Large sup
of all kind*
of Croekary and
Stone Wore,, .will,
be constantly kept:
on ban-1 tncludiug
Tea and Dinner
Bolts from the low-
-st priced cheap
Wares, to the finest
Chinn. Also Glass Were, In nil Us various
styles and qualities, for table and culinary
purposes.
A splendid assortment of Fine Mirrors
Also a good supply of Plated Ware, includ
ing Cantors, Spoons, Sugsr-Tongs, Cake and
Butter Knives. Ae., do.
Tho subscriber will hasp a larger stoek of
Crockery and Glass Ware, than has hitherto
been kept by all the Merchants of Rome—^the
largest stock in Cherokee Ga., and by .buying
in larger quantities, he will get them cheaper,
and ho able to sell lower then the former
Pr The"publio are reepeottally Invited to call
st hie store, first door above MeClang’s, and
examine Goods ond pricse.
febS’CO.trily. WIL T. NEWMAN.
ADAMS, MoR3NNE7 & CO.
96 liberty Street,
NEW YORK,
Offer for Sale from United
States Bonded Warehouse:
the
i. DUPBY
_ Oo., PINET.~ OA8T1LL1QN A Co.,
JAMBS HENNBBSY and MARRETT.
Rochelle—A. ALEXANDER and HOPE
SEIGNETTE, and BA8TEAU.
GINS—IMPERIAL 8C1HEDAM, own Im
portation, and various other favorite
brnndt.
RUM—JAMAICA and 8T. CROIX,
WINES—SHERRY, MADEIRA, PORT and
other brands, various grades.
IN BOND—SCOTCH IRISH WHISKIES
ALSO in 8tore a Urge and wsll selected
stock of
DOMESTIC IIOUORS,
SUCH AS
Rye, Bourbon &Monong’hela J
WT
feblf-trlwly.
VIRGINIA LAND PLASTER
FROM
Buena Vista Banks,
NEAR SALTYILLB,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA.
A .supply or the ebova naeeedplaetor, kept
constant!j on hand and for sala bj
COTHRANS Jb ELLIOTT, Agts.
Romt'Qa., Nov, 16 f lra.
Ubrififiit a'X*
AND
^-it >:-in*eq v« reoiffif *•< •**..
r cl 'rc-ii ».-i, -L-e (d d-viifW _
-mhn»t vwf fftiy w%^l*Dto1f
,«wilaswiw sealowwtjto'toadW
lerekast Tailfiriig EriabUshneit,
tr.
tsr avRS? \
ROME,
grit
ori ntai Hire* IM
CM.' *
ties' r» ledvlmtt I •*
i: »*tosne» I •
—d -s *-ei ren but I
eft.o* *«m?w wanff 1
dgocdel
■mdft
ed* sit
IhoA .
wm fee'
IN FULL BLASTS
On Mdndfty,
and wflf bo glad to shew their friswds
IN SEARCH OF BA
i *d1 nmc'ertaA
1M«
liw
Ir f-oeW cdT
WITH ANT HOUSE IN GEORGIA. OUR XR||IS .WttL;BR. .c,
dred weight of guano to produco tho
offset, ana their land is evidently ^impover
ished by its use; while those who have used
the Nitrogeni-ied Superphoepbato of Lime,
havo steadily found their soils to bo Improv
ed, and i named of requiring more, they re-
uirelsaa fertilising material tosh year; And
bU ie partieutarly true of Tabaceo and Cote
ton Inndi.
Among tho advantages arising frmn the
usool-Nitrogsnlssd Superphosphate are the
following: It carries no weed aoad to the
soil; it prevents rest, and Insures the perfoet-
of plants; thus, when osod on Cotton,
EXCLUSIVELY CASH,
ia* rrtMsexeMhislriten
W Tho jKto^*oeS2^^re5»5f^wirdjri
their SUver Medal to Professor Mane*, for the
beet fertiliser, alter a most thorough invest!
gntioi. intotbo merit, of all in th. ra.rirt
fiS^t hasdWto ftepriatod fielt
Agent in Augusta for the sale of the above
ferUIUer, an* guorentoes that its eonitiU-
•nti ira the nutoritli stated Above* and no-
thing elss. Planters desiring more informa
tion, will pleaso send for our Circular, eon-
sa.’IrS&sWi.’a’tt
3. A. ftnimhy,
No 193 Brood si, next door to tea “Coneti-
UtionaltaT office. janWtvlawAWtomart
Rat, Roach, Ac. Exterminator
tt! DEATH!!!
TO BVERY FORM AND 8PECIE8 OF
VERMIN.
“C«etarV
"CostarV
“CesUr’e"
••Coeter’s” Bed-bug Bxtortninator.
M Costir*s** -
“Coe tor’s" Electric Powder, for Inreete, Ac.
dssthots ixstaxtlt
Rate. Roaches, Mice. Moles, Groond Mice,
Bed Bugs, Ants,.Moths. Mosquitoes,, Flrea,
Insecto on Ptauto, Inseo.U oa Animate fie,
fie* in short, every form »i>d epeolrt «f
VERMIN, .
10 Years establtohed in Now York fflty-«od
bv theolty Poet Offioe, the city Prisons and
Station Houses, the city Steamers, Ships, fie*
Regular site*, J5o.tee.aad *1 Baxes, Bottle,
"'s^t^sisss&s:.
Ing bnt “OosTan’e."
91,00 B
Wo hop# to roooivo the enoodregement ef the eitleeus gefio
expect to eompeneato them in return *• - -
..svfft-w .'-To
n-m k•*
ally In
if; in ■
By Saving them
IN iAKINfi THEIR
o*T
Vteo.t-
■ c.;;k
jonJ—if
Prices plainly marked in
For farther pnrtienlan apply »t th« Stare.
; 1 "’ . ‘V"’' : J0NB8,SC0TT,OMBMIMI fiCO., ^
vss*
Bfiggieo^Uacke and Wngoaq, two'or ftor
horssCooebeo or Omnibne, with good driver
eau>*oecs>im«riolejj>tnyfito>le»-Twaielei
The enterprising proprietor of
Chaitnnt Grove Whiskey,
(Tho Pnreet Medical Agsnt ever known.)
hoe furnished tho community • Stim«b~*
Pare, Healthful and Invigorating, a»
same time a mild delicious bjverare. Il
calculate* to do away with the vflo drugged
staff Umt is palmed off on tho manmmmkr.
and which is injurious to body irinhlU
o**lftioe to tho certificates beneath, ho he*
CULTURAL SOCIETY, and addiUomet testi
mony Item DR. JACKSON, of Beaten, vo
der oath to its absolute purity.
it is entirely froe from poiaonou. or deleUrkm.
It ie an unnsuoUy pure and fine
a *te*Bo*mfor*?tanUtioua,Hotels, fie* by
arEj^gsaaata.-
Prl
Soldi
Iby Fab
Retail, Rome.
Herring’s .Patent Champion
Fire A Burglar Proof Safes.
yy^ITII' HALL’8_"PATENT POWDER-
PROOF LOOKS, the
awarded separate medals at the World e Fair
London. MM, and V F Ama,feS
York, 18*3, and are THE ONLY American
Safes that wore awarded medals at the Lon-
^Thm^Bafofform the moat perfect security
against Fire and Burglars of any Safe*
offered to the public.
•1,000 REWARD
trill be naid to any parson tea) can ehow
that a Hewing'. ^ nt Champion Itafo ever
tailed to preserve Ita contents In an acciden
tal Hr*. *'
CERTIFICATES.
Philadelphia, Stpt. tfih 1**K
Wo have carefully tested tho sample tfi
teaS^witiojStaJurtoto toffodtatf tf
CAMAR
WISDOM’S
LIVERY STABLE.
NS wish--
good
tadaudeurritf fijr.
Boilread Depot.
WISDOM.
„ .'• j «- J; H. WISDOM, feopnom
jL*^~z2ggf* 7-r,
—
SLATE, SLATE, SLATE!
Tin. Jert <tuu^
all demands I
Ft&iritai
L’ make IIUorM
will! i
r tiWtotaltoth.^yle. |j?
fim LHtet! to Lights 11
New Tort, Bat 3d,JS5S,
a sample of
< Boston, March 1th, 1859.
I hare made a chemical analysts of «*
tESWSSSSSl^
The fine—— — .
from the Grata need in manufacturing it
A. A. hay:
MBh
febttriUn]
State Aueyer, J.
Boylston Street.
Bell, Face, Lavender & Oo.
IRrORTBRfi * JOBBERS
Staple ind Fancy
riNE ffOUD!
Builder* qf Ooe Apparatu* far making tine-
/qfriijfto#.
0> Gae eaede from common pine wood Is chsap-
sr and better than any other light known
from another source.
Persons wishing to see tho Wood Gas
Works in opperation, can se« them at Grady,
Nicholson A Co's.,. Col. Hammond’s or Dr.
Ware’s in Athens, Ga. . .
Yita.AU kinds of oas and Steam fitting
done to order, ‘
tata.AU Mads of Gas and Steam fittioga
constantly on hand, for. lighting and heating
P Orders aent through the Post Office; or otfi-;
erwise, will bo punctually attended fo.
Rome, Os. W. H-MAOILL * Cfr> «
*. a. ness, wa. h. vaoill.
novSA-Iy.
LUMBER^JUX KINDS,
Wragg’s StoanTlJaw MU1!
S. a HERRING fi 00_ Manutaoturers,
*51 Broedway. cor. Mnivaj sL, New York,
ray, oor. M
and 5* and 54 Gravisr et*....
V. C., W. Herring fi Bon. Atlanta, Ga.. I
S&Ift ry - '1—IKMtates,
A Timely Notlee.
ASStSSSSS®
individual hooke muet bo eettietL
jeilO-triawea.
either
fi. R. HARPER.
89 CHAMBERS* 7U
NE* YOI
ST MMelhHflnt"
V ! *JEB
rpHE subscriber, desirous of keeping up
I with the wante of the oommunitv, hnv#
rmently increased their facilities for fernish.
iug Lumber of all tho various kinds requir-J
■ aiSBiSitt sssr-apf
Iiliod on as reasonebl* terms ss can be bad
nywhere in this ssoUon.
All the Labor
ibout the MiUie performed by white men,—
he timber used and machinery is not axcclt-
od, and all bills tor lumber will be PROMPT^
LY and j
haul' lumbal to
end contracts cos ho
LS0,TURPENTINE, forsriBby__ ' 1, Terms for Hauling, 0A5H,
*. , j but toesonablo credit wftl bo given on the
hFull
wiS>ItTtotS35*
ivmfl
hEY,
UVeral patronage
stiectfully solicit at