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Tuesday Mornings Oc^r 9, I8Q0; 901 <59- Joscrir Walkhr i» Agent for th]. pa win Charleston, 8, C., audit authorised make contracts for Advertising, receive, none/ and give receipts. . ' ) r T '. f For Solicitor General. We are authorised to announce the name of M. KENDRICK, 0 f Newn«ui, Correia co. as (Candidate for tho -office of Solicitor Gen eral of the Tallapooia circuit. Election first Wednesday In JatlUnfy next auglwtd H. A. Gartrcll Esq. Mr. Editor! Please allow its to announce the above named gentleman a§ * candidate tot Solicitor General of tbd Tallopoofa Cir- C Qlt. Mary Voturs. eCplli—‘tflAWtd New Orleans, Oct. 4.—'There was it , "s , asfeia“? w - Fm! iles or the Jacksonvell ~ swept XstfMtrnwiw houtM.and lives wero lost, and Sugar £M)|}b - and crops. wore des&ioyec.- Z**- ~ . i ri—y*.*l*y > » ! 5 J1 JOT lion- James Gutlire, Of Ken- *yn*i jar. untune so in oloctingXlncoln Kentucky’s choice Mi'. Guthrie was for the- Presidency. JSSrSEE FIRST AND FOURTH PA GES FOR INTERESTING READING MATTER. Public Speaking. J. R. Parrott, tho candidate for elec tor for Boll and Evorett in the fifth district will address the people at Springplace, Tuesday Oct. 16. Resaca, Wednesday “ 17. Adairsvillo, Thursday, “ 18. Romo, Friday, “ 10. .Summerville, Saturday, “ 20. Dalton, Monday, “ 22. Ringgold, Tuesday, ..“ 23. Lafayette, Wednesday, 24; Trenton, Friday, “ 20. Tunnel Hill, Saturday, “ 27. Atlanta American and Augusta Chroni cle please insert until the appointments expire. *- . * — Rosie Market, Oct. 8.—Colton now commands front 7J@0Jc!s. No c’.mngo in Bacon and Grain. New Varieties or Seed Wheat.'—We have seen a few heads of “Chilian” and also of “Turkish Flint” wheat raised in Burko Co. of this State, that excels any grain we haveseen recently. Iftliis wheat would come to such a state of perfec tion in lower Georgia, there is no tell ing what it might come to in this sec tion of tho State. Farrel & Yeiser have a few bushels for salo. Farmers may dd'well to examine this seed and por- linpfc try ’ it. ' Dares and Medicines.—Mr. Z. B. Hargrove Esq., lias purchased tlio stoek of l)iugs and Medicines owned by Messrs. Newman & Nowlin, and will continue the business at the old 8111111’ lie has just received a large additional supply and intends to keep constantly on hand a full stock of first class goods. Mr. Joseph M. Mack who is a highly accomplished and experienced Druggist and Pharmaceutist will devote his en tire attention to tho business. See ad vertisement. new be erected in Boston, at a cost of about $600,000. A lot has been purchased on Washington street,..for, wljiph $76,000 was *3?“ ree an incli thiiclc formed at' sev eral places in Massachusetts on last Tuesday morning. Boy's Head Cot Ofv.—A bright litfle boy, between three and four years old, was instantly killed while playing on the track of the Buffalo and Now York City Road, in the vicinity of tlio freight house, betwcea five and six o,clock last evening. He was struck by a train which was being switched off. in such a manner that his iiead woscompletly cut off leav ing ids body upon the tics und his head U|ion the track.—Buffalo Exprut, 2Sth E.OOK AT ILANKSt Floyd Encampment, Nft lL i. o; o. ff- R EGULAR meetings, 2nd and 4th Mon day Nights in each month. OrricER»-E. A. BURCH, 0. P. . A. P. NEELD, H. P. Dn. .1. KING. 8. W. W. N. DUCKER, J. W. GEO. R. WARD. Scribe, 8. LEVINSTEIN, Tros'r. • junoZtrlly. ,. , fUF" Those who have the care of children cannot wutch too closoly the Indications of worms in the intestines. They are often neg lected from the natural repugnance that moth ers feel to force nauseous drugs down their cliildrtm’s throals. This difilci’jtyiire'tf'ectn- ally removed' by the uiio'of Dr. ‘John Bull** Vegetable Worm Destroyer. It is ns pleasant as candy, mid fur more elBencious than any sickening drug in the apothecary's shop.— Richmond Examiner. sep2fltw3t. JWtl reJclVc# dirVct fr^f Kent .. . j^IwANis^iiisB at jflawtlly»lt >»• Orchard Grass, Red To Sl| THREE ; For Sale very cheap FOR CASK OR GOOD NOTES,. ■ HARPER A BUTLER. aug28twlm*wlm . •/ Rome Railroad, F ROM this date, the rate.of .char ges on STOVES on Romo Rail-1 road will be 30 cents per 100 Iks., ln-l___ eluding stove pipe and fixtures. - aiig2| W. 8. COTHRAN, Bup’t SANFORD’S TT is Compounded entirely (tom JL Gnmt, And Tina become' an , estahi(shed fact, a Standard Medicine, known and ap prove by all that'ej have now resorted'to with q disoasca for which it £4 It lias cured thou-' - two years w|io hod! relief, os the Burner- tificates in. my. pot- The dose must lx perament of the in' and used in such greatly ori the Bow- 1 i COOSA RIVER his holy book of truth that, little chil dren uru tlio special objects of Ids love. Therefore when lie says; “Suffer little children to como unto me,” wo would not forbid them, knowing that our loss is tlicir oternal gain, and that though we may, for a little while, mourn their absence, we are assured that once again we will greet them “where no farewell tear is shed.” Therefore bo it resolved by the tench, ers and scholars of tlio Methodist Epis copal .Sabbath school, at Rome, Geor gia: s That in the death, of our beloved school mate, Helen M. Hardin, we feel that she has been taken to that “happy land," where no.eye will beam brighter than hers, no swetcr voice chant her Heavenly Father’s praise. That we tender our sincerest. condo lence to the family of our departed Sis. tor, and our prayer will bo thut they may realize that “behiitcl a frowning STEiHBOATS! After tills date the Co isa River Steamboa Company's Steamers will leuvo for GREEN, SPORT, an 4 intermediate, landings' os,fol lows ! Leaves Rom ), Tuesday Hern* ing at 6 o'clock. Leaves Greens port Wednes day at 9 o'clock. ELLIOTT a RUSSELL. jan24triwtfi The lectures of this Institution will' com mence tlx* Hth Nov. next. The Legislature of the State appropriated fifty thousand dollars at its last session, for the benefit of the College. This donation has enabled tile Trustees to erect a magnifi cent building complete in all its departments. The museum nf the College has been se lected in Europe with great care, and is sec ond to none in the country. There are three raoV'Utoer.Opd 1U »V"* U iu Mobife frco ,oth " Thut'fhoso. tosolitUbfr'sbc entered on the luinutes nftho .Sabbath School, that n copy ;bo furbished fho bcrcaVed J* State Elections are held to day family; and publishod in ensylvanm,' Ohio und Indiana. ' *V**A&r* .Sunday .School lintor sar iu Pensylvunia,' #@* Tho Savanah Eeening Exprut lias been revived, as a Douglas paper. Am brose Spcuccr, editor; Daily $9, A Reverend Incendiary Cacoht.-Wo find the following in the Fort Smith (Ark.) Herald: On Sunday last Rev. W. Buloy arriv ed here in the Overland, under clinrgo of Mr. Johnson:, on otticor f om Texas: The reverend gentleman, it appears, is one of the disoiplesof tho Jclni Brown school, and lmd been engaged in the burning, stealing,Ac., in our sister State. A reward of $3000 lmd been offered for his delivery at Fort Worth. ArrtcTixoScene.—Tlioconviolion and sentence to imprisonmont for oightoen jNinrs of Charles Hudson, an old former in Mecklenburg county, Va.,formurdcr lias boon noticed. A correspondent of the Petersburg ^Express, writing from this city, says : “A very affeUng scene oooutted at tho Penitentiary last Saturday, many of the guard and other offloers being moved even to tears. It was occasioned by. thee arrival ot Charles Hudson, who is now aged nearly three score and ten.—He was recently convicted of the murder of his slave, before the Circuit Court of Mecklenburg county, and sentenced to the State prison for eighteen years. Up on his arrival before tne main ante, he trembled like an aspen leaf, ana exclai med, 'Great God 1 On 1 sustain and hel] me in this trying ho'ur.’ As he posse through the gate, lielookd back and < jaculated, ’Farewell, vain world !0! that I was blessed with forgetfulness 1 ’Lord be merciful to me agreat sinner!” and our city papers. J. C. b.vker.,:...‘. The RiLiatoN or Patino Debts.— One of the religious paper has the fol lowing strong remarks i ‘Men may sophisticate as thoy please, They can never make it right, and oil tho bankrupt laws In the universe can not make it right for them not. to their debts. There is a sin in this neg- loot as clear and deserving of church discipline as in stealing or fclso swearing. He who violates fait promise to pay, or withholds payment of a debt When it is jn his power to meet his engagement, Sight tot*«M$*to;jftt\ -- 8 ^ - signt of all honest men. he 14 as win Religion may bo a vety comfort) cloak under whioh to hide; but if 1 gion does not make a man deal justly; U 1 not worth having/ A Long Raueoad.— There is now continuous chain of railroads from Ban- S r to New Orleans, oomposed of eigh- m independent roads, costing in the aggregate, for 1044 miles of road, $50,- 364,084, or nearly one-tenth of the wholo railway system in the United States -it. H. EGH0L8 m NEW FI RM BAKER & ECHOLS, DEALERS IN 10 Aivm n/i^nirj Colognes nnd Flavoring Extracts, OILS, PAINTS, &C. GLASS, PUTTY, DYESTUFFS) FINE CIGARS, LIQUORS for Medical Pur poses, &c., &c. &c Rome. Ga. Feb. 18th. (triwAwtf.] J. R, MARTIN, . Suecocaor to G. A. Smithy ROME) GA. WIIOLEMALR AND RRTAIL DEALCR IN CHOICE CONFECTIONARY, AND shall groceries. ALL KINDS OF FRUIT. OYSTERS &. SHAD IN SEASON. CANDY MANUFACTORY . AND BAKERY. ASSORTED CARD IBB Pat np la Boxes to suit Caitomers. Parties Supplied with Cake JKtt' Orders will be attended to with romptnoee and Dlipatoh.**^ T'Termi Cash. eeplitwly WOOL CARDER, I detire to eall the attention of the Farmer* and Wool growers generally to my new otMtoia .Steam Carding Machine,located near Broad itroof fronting Harper • Batler’e Hardware Store. At I have man; year* experience in the Wool Carding buel nett, 1 think 1 rnngivo general tatiafactio indaolicit the patronage of the public. SieptU —w2n, G. J. DYKES. ORGIASTATELt ■eXINNEY <k Co., Manager*, .uthoriaed byflpWlAl Adtef the XcgiMatnre j | Every Ticket a Prise. i.t, CAPITAL PRIZE ©00,000. TICKETS ONLY 410. Halves, Quarter* .and; Eighth* in proportion. To bo Drawja^c^ gj^ord^i in^lSOO, In.vthe CLASS 87 to be Drawn SEPT. CLASS 88, « «' CLASS 89, •«. •7 GLASS 90, “ l.« . CLASS 01, MAGNIFICENT Le) in and HWI 4doSSlv-| lofis Attacks, Dya-I arrimoa, Sui terry,; Dropsy, veness. Cholic,! urbus, . Clnileru Ci JUUI! ap- T _, r it, and is confidence in all the it recommended, andawithin the last ;ivou up all hopes of n, unsolicited cer- easion tho*. adapted, to the' tom Wdag It; quantities as to act ola. cr Complaints, Bil- a Chronic Di- h^^ w Cholera, . Cholera lufuututn, Flatulence, aundice, Fcuialc Wenkiiest, and may be used sbecetfullyi as an Ordinary.Family Medicine It will euro Sick' headache, tic tln.usahd enn testify) in twouty minutes, if two or “7W.1 co ^“f nt, ‘ All who an, using it ore giving thoir testi mony inits favor. Mix water In the month wltli the Inrignra- tor, and awallpw both together. ; oi COMPOUN DED FROM*”' P URE VEGETABLB EXTRACTS, and put np in Glass'Coaes, Air Tight, and will keep fu nny climate. The Family Ca- « thnrtie Pill is gentle 1 1 ollxlit, lit. 1 1 1 1 5 10 ,'2 2 2 60 100 100 100 26,OOO" Prises ot $80,000 Is 10,000 is 8,080 is 6,000 is 4,000‘is 3,000 is 2,000 is 1A00 Is • 1,100 is 1,000 arc 600 are 400 are 300 ire 200 are 160 a,re 100 are 05 are 86 M» fill! ^ tin ackago ef do 10 Halves, 40 Medical College of Alabama AT MOBILE. alike on every part!<] of the alimentary canal, and aro gued.O land kafe'in all cases where a Cutlinrtio is needed, snob ns De rangements of the Stomach. Sleepiness, , . ... , ... Enins in tho Back and Loins, Costircness, Tin* roims fur Prscttpsl Anatomy will be £Ji n and Soreness over the whole laxly,- from openednh iitt the middfcoROctotter. __ smtiloncnlp, which frequently. If ncglneted, FACULTY. , J. C. Noth M» D^ Professorqf Srfrgcrv. J. F. Hcustfa. M. D., Profbsser of Anatj ny. Win. U. Anderson. M. D., Professor of Physiology und Pathology. (loo. A. Ketidinm. At. D.. Professor Principles nnd Practice of Medicine. "tend in a lougoounoof Fever." Loss of Ap|-c- — Jite. a Creeping sensation nf Cold over tho body, Restlessness. Ilrnduehe. nr weight in the head; all Inlinnimotnry Disease, Worms in Children or Adults. Rheumatism, n grunt Purifisrof tho hlmsl nnd many diseases to wpieh flesh is heir: the numerous to mention in thisadxersisement. Dose. 1 to 3. riuciples nnd Practice or Medicine. in tills auxersisement. Hose. 1 F. A. iloss. M.'D., Professor of Materia •_ Price, 3 Dime* r.s.l in. an J * Thft T ilt-AV Tnvi rsnea tne nttrl Pi Medicii and Tliernpouiics.* 1 F. H. Giirilon, M. D., Professor of Obstet rics and Disegsc* of Women and ^Children., .. J. W. Mnllst; Professor Af .ChertistryJ^-- '1 Gomnwy Owon. M. D.,) Demonstrators of A. P. Hall. M. I).. j ' Anatomy. H. D. Smidt, M. D.. Prosector of Surgery., Address W. H. ANDKBSON. june2t)tri3m. Dean of Faculty. 1860 Fall Trade. 1860 J. H. M’CLTJNO, Broad St., Home, Ga. 18 MOW ItECKIVIKO A LARGE IMPORTATION OF FALL & WINTER GOODS, COMPUTING KVICItr VARIETY OF LADIES' -- rT- , DRESS GOODS, Cioaks and Shawls, GENTLEMEN'S Ready-made Clothing, BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS* CARPETS. A LARGE STOCK OP HOUSE-FURNISHING AND PLANTERS’ GOODS! OF THE BEST VIRGINIA, CAROLINA AND GEORGIA MAKES. All of which wjjl be ode red for tale at the lowest possible prices for Cash.er to prompt- paying uustonicrs on the usual time. •y u pl3 J. l r . McCLUNG. 'auiiiy but active -Cathartic has used in bis prnc- ty years. '; " Tlie constantly in- from tliose wlio liavc nnd tho satisfaction regard toiibbir use. place them within Tlio Profei ferent Cntlinrtii of the bdwols.- $ ? The Family Cn- dne reference to this been compounded; purest Vegetable gentle Bprltor lee more than tW«n iressing demand ong used the.Pills raiqjPtWfexprrsi in ho*. Induced me to the reheh of all. wnibknowillhatdif- •.-'-"•V^qfportions tlmrtic Pill has. with . well established fact . from a vnricty ofthe HI Extracts, which- net The Liver Invigorntor »nd Fnmily Cathnr tic Pills arc retailed by Druggist-generally, and sold wholesale by "the Trade in all tho large towns. S. T. -W. SANFORD. M. D.. .Manufacturer and Proprietor. 208 Broadway. New York. ■ Sold hjr Druggists in Romo. nuglAtwtf Colognes, Hair Oils, A NI) PERFUMERY of ull kinds, Scon Bags. Card Ta-cs. Pud' Balls. Portnion- aies. Hair lint Cloth, Tooth, Dusting and White wash brushes, A groat variety for sale Ity TURNLEY, febl 1. No. 3 Choice House. ' LOOK AT THIS. A SPLENDID DRAWING ON f he Three Number Plan! Ilich takes place an every Wednesday and .Saturday in 1880. 1 Capital Priae of .$25,000 l) 1 Pram of’.ii.J..;.....;.;.....;!!..;.; '0,000 1 Prixo of. 4,000 ,. 'TOftKL-i 176. 7,000 60 PriaoaoL. 126 are... 6,000 40 Prise* of .$112 50 are ...„ 4,600 162 Prises oC 100 ore......... 16,200 65 Prises pf w 26 are........., 1,02 G5 Prizes of 15 are 976 65 Prises of.. 10 are......... 850 4,810 PriaesoC. 0 are....;..., 48,800 27.040 Prises oC. 5 are 136AM- 43,080 Prises of. 1 aro...,;.... 48,«80 70,*70 Prises Amounting to Whole Tickets $206,898 S6r Dr. . . , Shares in Proportion^ ■ IK ORDERING’TiokotaorCertil close the money to our address for the tioket* ordered, on receipt of which they will be for warded by first mail. Purchasers ran hava. tickets ending in any figuro they may desig nate. , The list of drawn numbers and prises will lie Sent to purchasers immediately after the drawing. All communications strictly confidential. Orders fir Tickets or Certificates, by Mail or Express; to be directed to ' McKINNEY * Co„ July23trl.Savannah, Ga. hoMat and LX ntleman whom the Western New Yoi ly to honor. These n iir whole tlme,*nergiM' 'NEW-, • I m # NO. 3. CHOICE HbUSE. <) [House formerly occupied fo .RM, Rattcy.] P. B|fDRNLfeS?- W OULD respectfully inform ills fricndri^Bq oustoiMiihvmld 1 public generally.' lhat. 81/Jai nbw cpeuitig a very- InitaidlW tractive Stock of Drug*, Mc-dicincs, Chemicals DyestulTs, Pdifhjttery and Pipoy Article*.— Also, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Liquor lor Medical uses. Also Bocals of all kinds, both Field and Garden;, (Southern Raised).— Glass, Putty,Gltle, Brushes, and In fact, every thibg in his line or that Is usually kept in a First Class Drag Store. Having had several years exporionee, and by giving his personal attention to the bust ness, lie hope* to merits share of nublio pa tronage, and toboabA to^- furnish his tens' As any house this side of Augusta, Ga.. Ro- member the location. The wants of ths country shall 1>8 supplied. febl 1.’60. Tho enterprising proprietor of Chestnut Grove Whiskey. . (Tlie Purest Medical Agent ever kn) r has fUrnished the community a Stimulant, Pure, IleaUhftil and Invigorating, at the samo timo a mild delicious beverago. It is calonlated todo away with the vile drugged stall' that is nslm'cd off on the community, and which Is Injurious to body and mind. Ih addition to the certificates beneath, he has jocicvod a Diploma from the STATE AGRI CULTURAL SOCIETY, ad additiontel testi mony from DR.. JACKSON, of Boston, under oath to its absolute, purity. CERTIFICATES. Philadelphia, Sopb 0th 1860. We have carefully tested the sample of the characteristic and infarious ingredient of the Whiskeys in general use. BOOTH, GARRET A CAMAC, Analytical Chemists. Postponed Administrator’* Sale. W ILL he sold btfor*4he Court-houso door in Rome, between tho legal hour* of sale, on the fallowing^ropc^f, lyingon°the west*ldte^f*thooreek,withal the privilsges-on the oreek for mwnCsotur- Ing purpbscs. Also the south portion of lot. 22d diit. 3d soe. or Floyd county, Ga. Sold by virtue of an order from the Ordinary of said oounty, as tho property of Dr. Thomas Hamilton, late of said county, deceased, for the benefit of the heirs. TcRg^i—Credit to 1st of January 1881, with interest "from dnto, if not punctually paid, octold D. >1. HOOD, Adm’r. I have anal. Grove Whiske;. Wharton, Jr., of Philadelphii New York-Sept. 3d, 1858. (rsed a sample of CnestilUt ', rceioved from Mr. Charles ~ luhis, and having fioosed te state that ifino flavored quality of whiskey, - JAMES R. Analytical-Chemist.' • Boston, March 7th, 185fiJ • J have made a chemksl analysis of eotx- merrial simples of Chestnut Grove Whisker which prove* to bo free from tho heavy Fusil OUs, and perfectly pore, and unadulterated. The fine flavor of this Whiskey is derived from the Graia used in manufacturing it. Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, M. fe, 8tote Assayer, No. 18, Boylston Strati For Baio by - ' ' . I i C. ’WHARTON. Jr, Sole Prin. Agt. seplS—triSm No/146 WalputSL Phil. AND ’ COMMISSION RQ0W! BY . . . Johnston & Gillum, AHo’rE. 1 T the Store Room formerly oeeupidd by McGuire k. Pinson. Throe day* in the D4 Consignments must be mad* to M. P QALCERAN. Agent.. Z, MOM NOTICE, BE jQN and after September Ut, all WSrk done ■nd on all contract! oxcoodinsr 7 One-third of the amount mult 1 ordered, and the balance wfc taken away. All requested to make l w X#i Bro8. & Co. ’ ‘ W " ' ' kR. BULL'S Worm Destroyer—a freak ) supply at. FA'R^LL.A REISER'S. have delIgMed*high “ tlemen now devote t and skill, to the on* business of'curl** the cancer, at No. 640 Broadway, N. Y. ; J ? / . Your* truly, *4 . S.fi Isaac Oakxs, tho # Farmvillo [Va.J Journal of April 26 th j-' iy-nine, and 'under l*t.np to tho 13th sefit. frequently could _ . .. ’ebruarylaiCl vnir K , relieved by Dr-Blako’s partner, Dr, Hadley ( Dr, Blake being absent from New York. Up on my'arrival there' I was relieved of all my cancer uains in about two hours, and havs not had any pains since. 1 consider myself well at this time. I became acquainted with their office, 849 Taos. Habtxy, arlotte County,-Va, ADAMS) McKINNEY & CO. 96' Liberty Street*. NEW YORK, Offer for S&le from United States Bonded Warehouse: IBANDlES—Cognac—CTARD, DUFIJY * Co., FI NET, CASTILLION A Co JAMES HENNE88Y and MARRETT. - GINS—IMPERIAL SCHIEDAM, own im- tation, and various other favorite ind*. T • CROIX. WINES—SHERRY, MADEIRA, PORT and other brands, various grades. IN BOWD—SCOTCH IRISH WHIBKIM AtSO in Store a largo and well selected stock of DOMESTIC UQUOBS, SUCH AS AytfiBfrurhon A; Monong'hela ^.F Bra3 ' WORMS I WORKS! WORKS I at hand when thsste scour iood begin to become both e and dangerous. Dr. Join Bell’s > Worm Destroyer is a remedy alik* si for the evil. Thera Is ty in getting children to tA« tho medicine. It it prepared in the form df Candy BmpAufi wIDk* eaten with avidi ty by chUdranof ailage*. It destroy* and ex pel* wwrito more offectusly than any noty in use, whilo at tho same hate it no way affect injuriously the health It can be procured from druggists and country stores cvoiywhere. \ Dr. John Bull's Principal Office, Louis ville’ Ky. may22trifin>. ' ■" ET- w Y and Tobacco. Havana So- roquested to J.Pitner the. ■■ „ this place in x few months, and theii nsssmuBt bo wound up before he leave*^- Thobusiness will be eonduoted in the name b* found for a short time. jsn3—lttwawtf '. .-